davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-01
AKTESIAN WELLS.
Extent And Volume OF Their Flow iii
tho STATE nf Illinois.

DAHArAf,rA, IT., Nov. DA.--nurlng tho pnst ten
years, and ut rcg,,lnr intervals ls--enlargcd IN !
their scopo md nero cnrpcst III their inquiry
since tho close OF tho Into remarkably dry .sum-
mer-hnve questions llhc tho following l'ccu |
uskcd: this, tho lntcst being t,srnea over to nc
for examinations:
Tol.0So, ILL.,, INV. 10.-Ilas thore ever been m i
r ,he sr;csia iaS low " III IL inossY : For ll.sco.
is cha"paiR" County within m tho 'trtfstan Ml1s
Tho rcpty shall bo ns general Ms possible md |
as full Us actual results thus far will warrant.
Upon ono thing sclcnfnc Mct Mro NIL hErcctl, |
anu that ls. that whnt Is formed urtesnn wntcr
ia lli,nos, Wisconsin, Michigan, an!l indiana f. |
.atmply ~ntcr from tho Upper Lakes. " But
SLY the hon. Alexander Cainrbcl1. of In Sa1le. |
md tho IIou. Enoch Emery, Of Peoria, "thss |
cnnnot be true. because wntcr frotn the UpInr |
Lakes Is purn md tnstclcss. wtllo tho artcslhn
w:sLor In tho Whitley Of the litlnos s tmprcgnntcd
with suLphurated hydrogen or ehargcu with tho
carbouates Uf limo or magnesium" Granting |
this. tho proof lies at baud. Giving nr. Living
Stone mud Stanley credit for nl' their cxplnrs.-
tIons anu spccutations, tho fact renans that
our own Lnko Superior Is tho largost liotly Of
fresh wuter oil tho Hl0be. Il Is ilot only tho
larEest In arcm. but dralns Il greater snrf1ce
thRn my othor frcs!i-wnter like In tho world.
Careful measurements have beon mnto Of Supo-
ror's unnual discharge through tho Sa,i1t Ste.
hlnrlc. and Of the approximate loss by ernFurA-
tion, and tlIs tar q harc tnrce-ifths q tho in.
hoIres thorn u u,tcrr,,;,n, erit frn,n s"nn
rinr 1T, e tho II fnv,r,'ncn ria Inio
ttsor nv "Wotan,,o no ,,oiioxaM nnrt or -"
rar5cr.s s.r,n,s ,ran9 in,o 1n@T" @ ,ff"ht,,,m
Ra,Inand dot or ~ 10 os,nHIt, .tr.,nu, tt,n nv
satni.n ~ .hio ii IN @ ntvrSa ,nf1vnt III, n,', tyHa
thnrn ,ss ~ ~ % Snar nv ottrnnticn II i'' iIn''w" @ tr
~ p. ,u1h ~ m.r t nnu si,ntI"r aicnr" iinIvh
H. rn arn so,nshat nlst H.
anrs a.,h,nrrn"o,I ~ ri,cr nnrutrv n,,n1t
sG ~ VT, u,a H. i ] ,,T
us nu dso s y, ,1 IsnnnSir -, fta 'iu ns wv ~
nkc s,intun n,d r. thS i.cnl ~ ttu IIjimnis
n Ta!uy .uosi s i, thnt w tfI s
a,b1orta p.r W WV tis tnrs. linn - iyn M
LEM. ILL., .nt 40 ,.t @ s' uMS tsw
tor tne krchI stIc'h H. wsGn f nnceH8,pYIy t WI Mows
tmSr rotl l,a " ami NJ I,iinnn VI "teeoe'''
Kid INV. to cxnlN,, tIo ODjcct1ons of stcssrs.
, 1880-12-01

SlAIartuI foyer a9ue, and hl;ttush,.s4 w!
leave every AeIxhboshool ~ svun W ll1p Hi"
tSla Artlig.
, 1880-12-01

OF tho s,Gs1 cars inspected 90 fur this month,
1,1Hs cars wprc winter, which uradcl as follows:
M. ]. II ours: No. . us rnrs: No. J. aso cars; re-
tcctcts, II. cnrs; no grade, - cars.
Tho following showa tho tlitnber OF cars Of
cnc kind of gr,.In ushcoted into store for each
month since jim. i IN tlntc:
, 1880-12-01

Also. .s9ut bu s}o and aet,i pu tarssy shipped w
Fnll. .
Tpp movement Ut corn IN tho country IL much
greater than thAt 0f wheat, but when cars aTc
source, US HOW, tho hVlder naturally seuls tue
latter III tho fow elrs ut lia eonltna1ls, Us tue
cus. loud Ut Whunt nuw brtngs him aOout FUN,
, 1880-12-01

Srfttal Disrateh 10 Ths Chieaga Tribune.
NEW Y0nK, Nov. a0.-The mining stuck mar
1T Has Inactive tO-luy. Ckssjttv n.jUtutIOns;
, 1880-12-01

Isullun receipts hero to-tlny from tho mines.
$nJEl3.
BAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FnAxCrsCn Nny. U.-Thn following wcre
tho closing quotations un tho Mining Stuck
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-22

Fancy and Toilet Articles: Florida Water,
Genuine Eau de Cologne, Philocnme.
Combs, Tooth Bruehes, Lubin's Extrar1ss
Feather Busters, Harmonious,
Violin Strings, Playing Cards,
Looking Glasses, Vienna Chairs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-12-22
STATIONERY

Blank Books, Ledgers. Journals,
Day Books, Copy and Receipts Books,
Gold Leaf, WRAPPING PAPER,
Superior Printing Paper, two sizes,
Manila Rope all Eizes, Spunyarn,
Flax and Hemp Packing,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption and all
diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn
Coughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Few
er, Asthma, pain in the side and chest, dry
hacking cough, tickling in the throat, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat and all chronic or lingering
New Discovery has no equal and has estab-
lished for itself a worldwide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use it in
their practice. The formula from which it is
prepared is highly recommended by all med
lcal journals. The clergy and the press have
Go to your druggist and get trial bottle tree
of cost or regular size for 81 For sale at
wholesale and retail by Gray & Homin, Min.
neapOlis. s%%9.~' $50 t2$s5s ~ Nf5E' =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
JOHN SMITH is dead. That fine Young man

JOHN SMITH is dead. That fine young man
Wen never see no more:
He was member of our club
Since 1864.
His private virtues were immense, y
His manner free and bluff; 81
He wore paper collar ~
And was never known to muff. f' 20
His nose was Roman and his eyes
Continually were peeled; stE
He made splendid umpire
And beautiful left field. rEF ~ r.
Though not q matrimonial man n
He dearly loved a match,
And, like his sister, had but few ,-z.., as
Supporters on the }" catch" }'iH =
But he is gone. With ms and outs
Forever he is done. -.rss -.,-..--.
He broke his heart and burst his spleen
In making home run. FAN
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
limitation.

3,-# n 4 .
Dr.. Hunter, of Chicago whose project for the
erection OF q hospital forthe treatment Of lung
diseases formed the subject mater of a recent
article IN this paper, has revolutionized the
method meth OF treating all forms Of lung disease,
especially consumption Instead of treatment
by remedies through the stomach, his method
ls to destroy the germs Of disease in the lungs
by inhalation, and the success Of lis treatment
testlhes to its advantages over all methods
hitherto tried. Thousands in this city have
been restored to health by inhalation, while
the whole State Of illinois probably could not
show single case Of even chronic bronchitis
cured BY the old method, to say nothing Of
that more dangerous malady, consumption
Experience, the experience Of many years, is
worth, in medicine, all the theoretical dogmas
even promulgated. The two systems Of treat
ment, the old and the new,t have been thor.
oughly tried. The result, in one case,,is uni
versal failure; in the other, almost universal
success. Ofcourse the patient who has neglect
ed his malady till its hold on him is overmaster-
ing, or has had his system broken down by.
false methods Of treatment, can have little
hope OF relief in this world, and may as we'll
turn his attention to the next. But to those not
yet beyond the possibility qof q cure, DR..
Hunter, by his admirable system Of treatment
by inhalation, stretches out aIhelping hand, Of,
fering prompt relief from suffering and well
grounded prospect of restoration to perfect
ealth.-Saturday Eve'aiag Herald. .,,
3 d.. E. 3. Halliday heard from on the wes.
tern coast OF South America He sends Mr..
8. blackboard q formula for q gargle for dis.
eases OF the throat. Used III connection
with DR.. E. B. Halliday's Blood Purifier, it is
warranted to cure the very worst cases OF
swollen, liberated sore throat or mouth, One
or two applications will satisfy any one
that it is the finest preparation ever intro
duced to the American people. For, scrofulous
or syphilitic diseases these medicines have
no equal in the civilized world. In order to show
will send trial bottle Of each of these med.
icines, free Of charge. TO any, part of the
United States, to anyone afflicted with
chronic soresthroat or mouth, by the parties
sent to simply paying the express charges.
Address s. Blackford, 146 West Third street,
st. Paul, Mimi
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22

daughters, wives and Mothers.
DR.: MAkCHISIS UTERINE CATHOLICON viii
positively cure Female Weakness. such Ealing Of
new omb hites, Chronic Inflammation liberation
o. the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhage Flooding
fe1nfni Suppressed and Irregular Menstruation, &c.
pamphlet with treatment cures and certificates from
PnyslciaIs and patients, to HOWARTH d BALLARD,
UTICA. n. T. Sold by all druggists-$lbO per bottIe
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dumb ague.

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from tho or
o and indiscretions OF youth nervous weakness ear
Decay, loss OF manhood, will send recipe that
WI cure you. FREE OF CHARGE e This great remedy
gas discovered by missionary In South Americs.
SEND self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
~. 1NMAN, Station u, New York City. A.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Btlcklen's Arnlca Salve

The Best salve in the world, for Cuts, Bruis..
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all kinds Of Skin Eruptions. This saive is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded: Price IS cents per
Boz. For sale 1t wholesale by Gray 4 Hof-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Buy the Sigwalx

With Cranes Patent Automatic Tension
Mberator, and all latest improvements. The
best Sewing Machine made. Agents wanted.
Address SlGwALr SEWING MACHINE Co.,
236 Wabash Av.. Chicogo, III.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22

It is said that four million packages of
Frazer Axle Grease were sold in 1878, and we
believe it. 1|'+ .E$,NGy gE@. @tly5 IN =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Telegraph1c from Toledo, @.

Mr.. EDITOR: Say to your readers that Days
KIDNEY PAD is extensively used here by our
best citizens, and is effecting most wonderful
cures: 1t is the best Kidney remedy ever sold
in this locality. w. X. WEST, Druggist.
Prices reduced e for Dentistry at DR..
Bryant's, E. 3rd St, st. Paul. MINI. ~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22

The volta1c Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
p Will send their Electric-V oltaic Belts to the
afflicted upon 30 days trial See their adver-
tisement in this paper headed. ION 10 Days
Tria]sI sts'a -. OF 80 :E@y-ST 20 -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22

The best and purest medicine in the market
is Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic. ID: ] s&&E 4@ss
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
National Yeast is always reliable. Try =

Csc. buys pair of LyoA's Heel Stifeners
and make q boot or shoe last twice as long:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Are You Not In GOOD Health

Are YOu Not In GOOD Health
If the Liver is the source Of your trouble you
can find an absolute remedy in DR.. Sanford's
TIC which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all
Bilious diseases. For Book, address DR.. San
ford, 162 Broadway, New York. IL
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Great Praise.


Albert G. Mann, of Cottage Home, III, says:
II have been Frustrated for three or more
years with Kidney Disease, at times / was not
able to put on my boots, my wife has often
pulled them on for me. was not % bad as
was to be without pain in my back until /
commenced using Hunts Remedy Since /
commenced to take Hunts Remedy I have
been free from all pain, and take pleasure in
saying that it Is the best medicine that ever
knew for Kidney and Liver Diseases" Trial
size, 75 cents. lsa Es,t a@& ta a s0
=. Dr. C. E. Shoemaker. the well-known aural
surgeon OF Reading, Pa, offers to send by mail
free of charge, q valuable little book On deaf.
ness and diseases ofthes ee.-specially on run.
ningear and catarrh, and their proper treatment
giving references and testimonials that viii
satisfy the most skeptical Address as above.
Dr.. Bryant's Dental Parlors, s East Third St.
st. Paul, MINI. ...s I'D 49,. T7-'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22

On Jan. I, 1875; Of 17e,276 British
soldiers, 11,214 were from five feet ten
inches to five feet eleven inches; 1914
from five feet eleven inches to six feet;
1908 six feet and upward. The proper
ton Of men under five feet five inches
was si1ty-fve per I, 900. e An obse1vant
foreigner once remarked that, whereas
IN Continental armies the men were
more stalwart than the officers, the con-
verse was the case in the British army.-~--
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22
Sickness in the Farmhouse.

{, DR.. Goddar, of Massachusetts, was
once asked, and answered, the following
question:: IN DIX #ke9aa =
,e "Have you seen sickness produced by
decaying vegetables in the cellars Of
farm-houses ?" 8s%s5EEEb5 #glS Etss
ST. think I have. For instance, the
case of a farmer of means, his wife and
FIVE children -Four sickened in Sep
TENDER Of typhoid fever, and three died.
In the cellar We're, found half-decayed
cabbages and other vegetables, half a
barrel Of old fish brine, and filth gen
orally. so that the smell was noticeable
rods from the house, when cleared out
by the DOCTORS direction" @sg..s ".
Through that cellar, typhoid fever
sneaked into the house. A writer in the
New York Times says: /" Miasm is the
most subtle foe Of the farmers home.
It is generated in his barn-yard, cess
pool, cellar; soaks into his well, and ap-
pears on his table in the form of limpid
water; enters his bedroom by night, and
poisons the very air he breathes."7 5aa
And all this from the want of o. little
intelligence and a little painstaking. rs
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-07-22

= the sori4insp Concentrated Lye and Reli.bls
Family Soap Maker. Directions accompany each Can
for making Hard, Soft AID Toilet SoF p quickly.
e z LII Xeixht and strength ASK your grocer fes
8APON1FIER,an and take no. other. PennSyl-
wanna Salt ManufacturfnxC Co., Phila. 1875
, 1880-10-04
victory IN tho PRESIDENTIAL election may 10
considered a. tlpcfsivn of the result.

victory un tho PRESIDENTIAL election may 10
considered ~ ttpcfalva of the result.
TN tho othor hand, II thu Republicans carry
Democratic indiana on tho lath uf t,ctober,
tho i'g will be np will, the Demo-CaMfc,ls,
md llat1cuck will 10 showed under III No
vc1nhur. * wAy0 nf popular sentiment In 50
prominent Stnte MS ibdtnmn, tint will turn
II over to tho Republicans, will extend to
Nav l'nrk. and rguder 1t perfectly certaln
f0r Garfield In November.
hut, If Ohio Rucs Republican on Tuesday,
Oct. -, aud 1nttlana Democratic, rs they did
III lS7t, tho fight will 70 on without EITHER
sl'te tnfng discouraged, mil the result will
bn settled by New York, which will hcculna
tho centre Of tic Presidential battle-Ituld.
at this moment New York n1ttst bc regarded
us close md doubtful! Statc. Hancock In
not rs strong BY many Thousand votes rs
Tlltlcn was four years ngo. ailtl Garfield Is {.
far mere popular candidate III that State
thaii ltaycs wAs. All tho untlcreurrerts OF
popular feeling run agnilIst liaycs In Now
furk, ntNt In favor Ut Tltuen. All tho
"dOnbtful VOTES were cast for "Tthtc,l
and jseforul," mil llayes' friends f0u gl,t I'll
uphill batt1e throughout tho whole CALL
VagM. IN tltls cUhtest the bulk Of the doubt
fnl and independent VOTES appear to lean
strongly lowar1s tho statesma!,, and away
fro1n tic candidate of the "SuiIh South"
Let Dc1lncrutlc lnlana gn Republican In
Oetober, nfd therN will he ilo further doubt
III rGgarl to Now York III November, TIlut
will suttle the great game.
, 1880-10-04


SENATOR 1.ArAIt1, rntllUr cornerctl himself
In Ills Tnnmnny Hall sppceh, Sept -, when ho
sniil;
llavo scon 1t charged that tho Democratic
purity Wnr0 ftles tn thu National bnnks, but utM
VI loss 10 know tho authority for lhIS.
Now read this from tho speech Of Honator Iiay.
urd III tho United Stutca Sennto. March I, 1870:
i uu nut Juror .thr Nntionul-banktny aystom.
] wnu mover hAyu cr.Mttst u. uni tlpslre tu scU
T. nbostlsd as ssA''t ~ ,ossitle.-hut nut ruth.
thnt thu Nat!o!nl hunks huyu hA,t in advantage
" tac eost Of tAo lmhllo It lnrgc undue a! uIt.
piyeI. shou. iiloy Any1 bocn receiving ,ls u froo
Ktt VT tG,n' @ ~ AN .an'e!1ean people go,ae EnNO,to9
think It IL tinle this should ccasc.
Tho nloncytd men Ut tho New York Dcmoc.
racY aro hAnkers ansl Stockholders Ut Nat!oual
hunks, anl furnish llnEnum With his "tnulca
to hold lHdluna III th0 H1urbnn rAn1s. lIui,rc
tho cause Ut naynrl's :" loss to know tho nuthor.
tty" tor tho chargc that his purity wcro hostile
10 tho National hulsks,
, 1880-10-04

THE boss "nule-buyer" Of tho De,nocrn-
cy visited Cincinnati yostorlay md held n
eccrct tnHforcncn with Botno Of tho iDcal candf-
dates and purity nAnnKnrs. II IL not dl.llcu1t TO
snr,ntso ilD n1lssiDn nf Chairman ilnrn,,n, WIN
ts int tho sDrt IT nun ~ fool awny ha titnn fl
Cincinnati wltu,l his ncrviuos arp no urgently ru-
tl1tlrcd III fnd'Ana. II means undoubtedly Tint
lHiEc amount or mnncy Ia tn l,r ths,,wr soarpty
,nto ft,.tr or hvu qosu or doubtful districts In
Ohio. whcro In tho absence nf rrand thu lie.
lli0iicana nrn quito eertain 10 elect their
congressman. and Tint l'Arfs,i,r,, well knnwlnR
that Uhln is hopclcsly Republican as Il stntt.
l,as shrcwdy ttctcrntact tu steui n march on
those dlstr!etn In tho hupa uf preserving Tho
small Democratic maJnrty tu tho t.ownr tl.ulsr,
M matter how tho l'resItlrntIRl cleestnn trrm-
hntcs. ftrgu suts1s Ut MWcy Ilnyu l,nen tDi-
1cotcit by thu DuInoerhtlu National Committee,
Oslcnsby for thu purrUsu or cnpillrug Dhl0 ut
thu Oct1bcr election, but In runltty, IL Ia tc-
lieycIl. to Influence tho result IN Congress
sIornl districts Tint nru tcKltisnMtp!y Itc-
publican by small ma1brttita. Thu n.In,-
lrr Of ftasstb!e Democratic inlpartnt.uns fr,nl
Kentucky rHr this purpose is ony lritta,1 t,y tho
nlnOunt nf money TINT rn,, 10 prtcurp,l to pMy
the uxpelssps Of tho colonization .,in and l}tr.
NUNS prcs0fter IN Cincinnati ut this tt.llc nt-
cltea Tint h1 catnr prcrnrn to furnish MI thNt
l. Needed. Ohio Republicans. hnwcver, ntu ntl
tho aGrt. attl It will be bI day Tor Kentucky
visitors II they attempt to earn their wugcs u
week fr1tu to- Ei0rrHw.
, 1880-10-04

clpihis coull ba atducctl. And, tho slasIgn
existing, att tho Democratic party hicks Is
ate, opportunity. VIII Tho proplo Ut tho
Sorsll yotd tn Rlyo them thu opportunity"
1T IL not ", very luug slnea tllo country
hatl t. Democratic President, t,-on1y twenty
ycArs ntJn. Tic South contracted tho DrnR>-
cratic PARTY then rs now. 1t was not so solid
thon al nnw, hut II demanded Of that Demo
cratic President That llu should maintain n
position of n,asterly lnac,iyity-of ncrye1css
sllcnce-wlIlt 1t proeertEo,l to destroy tho
Government In liatl swnrn to uphold with Nil
tic mower Ut Ills gruat oAlce. And 1nu!es
Buchanan grnyclctl in tltc1lllAt nj tho feet of
tho South. ffo permitted his Cabinet ut
'traitnrs to pawn tic why fur Il dissolution OF
the Union. II tlleru nre degrees III vl'lntnj',
the destruction of the tnver1niGnt lsseff, to
which 1'lcflara,, nsscntctl nj tho dictAtion of
Tho South, was n l,uililrest-f0lf more
criminal tllnM the proposition 10 pny
parcel Of llel,cI ctims. Wlmt rcason
have yDu. tU believe, citizens Of the
Nottl., tlat Con. 1tnncuck will hc more firm
m resisting Southern ,lictatpn tllan Jamcs
buchanan wiz? Thu ,So,ld South said tu
tha penucrnttc President twenty years ng0;
"l1ot It's destroy the Government Of which
yoularo the chief executive nt1lcer." And
Mr. l}tcllnlian said: "yrry well; II you
desire 1t l. suppose yo,t must; cnn refuse
you noth,ng." ucn. Hancock WIS tna.le tho
nominee Of the Democratic party by The
South! Ti!cS0uthcri penptt arc flis political
creAtDrs. IShnnltt hO sllececn IN securing 0nu
term Of Tho Presidency, Ills only hope OF d
secolll term will duueul 11uuu his fcnlty 10
, 1880-10-04
PERSONALS,

You must wake and call me carly, call mo
enry, noth0r, dear;
1o.morrow'll DO tho tlrst picnic of MI tho gtad
new yCnr;
OF all tho thfnFs like, mother, In this llfo's
pleasant dream,
ApIcnio takoa tho cako, mother, for I'm to hnrc
chArga Ut tho cream.
THERE'S many a girl for cream, tl,oy say, tut
mono thnt's In my olnsa;
Theros Margarct and Mary, and ness,-a happy
lnas:
hut when grah a spoon, mother, Tito tnkes d
siHoroHt hut
really wish you'd como, tnothor, about the time
rm due.
As came up from tho drug store whom thnk
10 should SEQ J..
hut Robin taking cut his gri,-that horrid
1falei Leo,
Ile thought Of tho bIE dish, mother, ho'l seen
mo nut Nwny; ~
I'm sure ho'll hedge bis bots, mother, before the
broak Of duy.
Little Et!Io shall 70 with mo to rec her sIstor
cut;
anu you will bo thoro too, mothor, to notiop mo
repent;
For tho otlor girls from sixteen wards are ell.
tered In tho Eace. -
hut Am 10 cut out tho pacc, mothor. mn to
cut out tho pAoc.
/ Thought to pass uway before, an, ret allvo
nm; : :
And IN tho ncds nil round hear tho b!eatng
Of tho lamb.
| suppose tho doctors been hero with his hosr!d
stun TO taku, =
Jnat sot It OH tho other chair. and pass TINT llsh
Of cake.
1t scon,od 30 hard ut tisst, mother, to havo to
lnse tho race;
Aud loso 1t, too, booause put her fzeezor In my
placc;
Thu talap was 30 strong, mother, and did mo up
10 quick
pat aau4htor 'stoo woak to kick, mother, ,daugh.
ter d too weak to kick.
Miss Emily Faithful Inns postponed lor
yist tn th,a country untEl ne1t aprlG9.
It Col. lnKersoll thought there was any
such place, ho would undoubtedly tell Tue
prcachors who abuse him to 70 thorc. -,
Tho students at Obarlin College llaye been
forbidden to use tcbacco and tho young men hxye
serious doubts about this being a Nation. =,
Prudent ilousekeepers SHOULD now lay In
w'ntors stock Ut maccRrOnl. htr. MapIeson's
urday, -. X
Lovers OF music will be grattaed to learn
tuat piss lAFy HOW Aseaaaa hAFG AFF}fg4 6A{t-
~ tFom Europe. Thoy will appear. Ia all her
principal parts next winter.
Dun Simpson, OF Boston, celehrated Ills
10Th birthday lAst week, Whom 1t IL known
that tor seventy years ho haa been q snsre-druu.
player, Tho fosbcatauce OF. uoaton people as-
s4aes graud proportions.
Mrs. +. 8. 1ollso, who has lived In the Cityot
Mexico fur twonty-t two years aud was considered
tho "Mother ut tho Aulorioan eoiony," dlo1
thero on Aug. ". Mrs. Lehsa was an accon-
pllshcs! lady, and, although she had eu,erod hpr
slst year, took pn tnteryt not on!y Ia al!
tLo joss aud sorrows ps. her couutfynen. hut ID
, 1880-10-04

sEc,tETARy EvATrs, IN his Cooper
Union speech. ,nado a playful allus|on to tho
DptnocrAtc eandl.lato for Governor Of Illinois,
Well. wo had sotr,o oxporonce nbollt tho ra4
tatlDnB Of this ,1cstecnted Democracy; and why
hocnuso nll the 1uces worc tAken ont OF It W
Thy rcnpiN TINT vctp uliposch 10 tho i.ocnmptton
bill, to kaMaas and kubraskn, and tho Wnr
lIo faith, AMI tho War ngai11st the suffrage hut
i.t'N they my 1t II being rGvlyed by tho trans
fMslnn Of tho wnrn blood ut tho Republican
party. In tho persons Of CharloR Franc!a Adams,
and LYNN Trninbull! OF Illinois.
Mr.. 1rumt,1ll's blood will bn wnrm enough to
transflse whom ho rcals this pnssagc.
, 1880-10-04

COMMANDER C11EvSE, the British Arctic
explorer, hRs mado a sensation by demanding
that all inquest 10 hold on tho remains Of 1nut.
irving. brat'ght homo by tho schwatkn cxpcdt"
tlon, chcyno says hc Is prcparcd to provo shat
the loss ot Sr John Tranklins expedition was
tlito to thu contractor who furnished tho food
for tholr uso. Tho sat1o contractor In 1873 pro.
vt'letl tho Canned mcata for Moorca expedition,
ant! they turned out to DO nothing but bono and
otfnls and tho stores Of tho ttuss expedition, put
ZIP by tho aanle innn. woro totally unit to cat.
Choyno Inns tnato these charges lrouly on tho
lecturer platform, ind Is anxloua for chance
Ia hnbstantlnto thnm. II Is thErty-thrco Year,
since Lieut.. irving wont out, mi mn inquest On
hta body ut thls day would be Il curious pro-
U0Ct1lpK.