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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01

e Asa Hollebaugh, the celebrated young Elocu-
ZIONIST, of Falls City, was in attendance Mt the
Thanksgiving Ball
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
Highland and YIcinisH.

will sell Headlight Oil at Is cents per gallon, for
the next fifteen days. Call early.
noy2iw2 ARCH. S. CAMPBELL.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01

~ Our Boot and Shoe stock is very large, and
our prices the very lsvsst, for cash.
McCRuN & CowKs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01

e L. II. Miller has our thanks for an armful OF
splendid sweet potatoes, of n choice variety
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01

u The quoting. rrst-procuring qualities rs well
q. the far-reaching and powerful curative effects Of
Ayers Cherry Pectora. render it the very best rem
edy known for lung diseases.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
DRIIGS.
Money co Loan

And all the Standard Patent Medicines, n
HRRRINGs CASH STORE, HiEhiasa Sta
tIe.. K.,,.. 3mchs1.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
MONEY To LOAN,

II All wanting good -four, should get the Sever
s4nce Mills s.Snov Flake
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
DoyIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge "a Judicial Dstrict-DAyID A.EIH;;
Comfy Commissioners-R. p SHCLskt' Sihoe AA~s
JR LUKUs FETTEK-
Sherif-CHARLEs BURKHALTER
clerk Of District Court. j. CLssE
Troasurrr-SANUEL N JOHNSON.
Comfy Clerk-D. W. MoEsE.
County Attorney-THoNAs W. HEATLET.
Probate Judge-JoHS r. WILSON.
Register of Deeds-ERAsNUs =. DIXON
Superintensient Of Public Instruetion-H. r. SnASkh
Suryeyor-CHAmks C0EHusIER
Coroncr-DR. RoRET s DISsHoRE
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n David Kercher, Of Leoua, has favored us
With copies Of '.Bill Nyeis- paper, the LArAnie
Besaruns
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gofal @atters.

For any other length Of time, In aeeosaAnee VIII ss
,love re. which apply only TO regular sdEertsine
Rn.in..s cards of lines or less, q year
F Iegal and transient advertisements PEI III
,hs t insrton and cents square Tor eaen suoee
sia Notice. win be charged 20 per cent extra; and
.IoTia Advertisements and personal communication.
deuble price Locals 10 cents per line Tor
scents per line for subsequent insertions an
Eight lines Of solid SOnPareil make one square An
fzons of half square and over, counted a. ful
square ,.,as a. IN h. chars.
Al the cost Of certifying addition TO ths regular rae
Transient advertisements must be paid ior hNhrAoS "
sdvaDee. ~ =, - H.. ,..i.. AZ
La Z. m. times win admit an job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

y Presbyterian church, December 4th serv
ces in the morning ONLY
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TIE EcrPrrAN Rar pEsrRoYEl

THE EGYPTIAN RAT DESTROYER
Ia the best preparation devised for the external
nation Of these troublesome vermn. and III other in
ssets. bugs rosehes. &c. lofebsi.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01

y Farmers can now depend upon getting thei
grinding done promptly, at the Severance NUS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
FRANKLIN aARCoCE

On long time, at per cent interest, on well i'm
proved Farmsin Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june24 x. X. STOUT, Troy, KansAs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
Highland Slnw.

prro- pI,nk h.s ;,s, L., H.. r..o,lo L,.-- A.. l.
l.; ~. b.o,,- os.a..o- ,f - ,,,;u.-.I -: -
mated in The bIua. ahou, rou- MIL. .a., ~ 80 7.
seems this .nr;py ba, bee, known h, the ho,,or;,..
for the mas, s.esn year. Inn, No .,,sn,or h. -,
Maid !, and The nscuIi.r ,,.,. az a., -, ~
vavs a,,ribu,ea 70 m. prcssnce az d.cavo, l..vc,
NJ p,.rt ,;.;,., ,h. .nr;r Ia, .,,,,,,,. ii -.
cur.d som. az ,ha 80 rs;.h \. .an, :, .,s,a,,
chemist. in Chicago who ,n,Ir,.J !, AMI rnro-,.,,
tb,, the us5;.;n.I n-ors-,;e. ,.r. 60, "a !,
be,,s- rrcnor,;o,. ,h.n +, ,h - a. ~. r,-.l
SDr;n,s u; .rt.,s., N, -,,..;,,;,,,, ma, -. n.
.er, rrora os N. v,,.- q, 8, To. - !,
lx.eJ. and the anaIx.;. .box;ng nm ,hs ..,,a hs
bouyb, the land ront.ip,n, The s,r;,, and br;,, a
house The water has . sweetisb tcs,s snarlle.
and contains large amount of su,pbur which can
be seen in the bottom Of vessel after boiI;ng Tn.
sprinp DISCHARGES about seventy GALLON. er ,n;rn,s
Plank has visited the .nr;pg. AZ P,,,,,h,r,, No
and rrports his sprinr supcror IN IN. one an that
place. He is now preparing to shin the wafer and
he will commence making his place a summer resort
next spring. It will no longer be plain Plank. but
Mr.. Plank, proprietor of the Eagle SULPHUR
Spring"
Rev. J. Gates, Sen. has been home, spending the
past few weeks with his family.
Our ice men are making great preparations for q
harvest. Both creeks east Of town have been dam
med, hut yet, the ice is not sufficiently thick to in
sure safe skating.
Green Curry has purchased thirty lots in the ex.
trcme part Of the town site and is now
building dwelling This lie an excellent place for
residences and many others would do well to follow
his example, and help cover up the entire hill with
houses.
The Glee Club and band will give musical enter.
sainment in the Chapel on next Monday evening,
under the manasement of Prof Armstronu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01

r. r. ". Steele seriously ill, last week. with
qunsy. He is getting all right again.
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n Pete Dill was setting up the Tom and Jerr.
to his friends, on Thanksgiving Day.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-01
Money te Loan,

Money 60 Loens
ALLOW rates. ON long time. N. PRIcH,
2ijunesO. Troy, Kansas.
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FRANKLIN AABC0CK
VIII negotiate loans for parties Whaling to borrow
money. sf.h-s
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THEY ARE HERE?
SO CASES BOOTS,
ARE HERE.

The largest, best and most beautiful line
Hosiery brought Troy. The ladies andi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
BOletin Mercantile.

de ref ajarse bajo su aspecto economicc
con reIacion al Tesoro, y corto va O.
tempo para oonsultarlas previameute
con V. E., pero conociendo sobrada.
mente todo el alcance de Ia solicitu
que an favor ds esta provincial sbrig
ell Gobierno lie S, NJ. no crei abusar d.
su confianza, proponien 10 da nsotH pro-
prio u d priori 4 Ia meiitada discussion d.
las cotectivlla les en question tan vital
intsresadas, las bases de auxilios que SO
axpresau Al fasl d. la Circular, con las
Gu 4les 81 E,tado DO lria, ! mi IN do do
YER, ayuiar q Ia creacion de tactorias
centrsles en- la I4la, siu perluico de Ia
Interior reso uciou del Gobierno y de
las modi6caciones one, antes de prcpo-
n6rselas, ma indujsrau q introducIr en-
elias las contestaciones que recibiera.
Del conjunto de las contsstaciones
recibidss Sc desprende claramente qoe
Ia voz uuanims del pals proclama la
necesidad de- adoptar el sistema de fac
torias centrales, si bien, dada Ia diver
sidad y hssta la oposioi6n de los pare
ceres emitidos sobrs cada una de las
bases propuestss, diticil SO hace, en-
verdad, desentraiiar On cads oaso cual
sea la opinion mas eonveniente y discer-
mir & las veces cual sea la mas general.
(Oontinu1rfl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

La dipataci6n qued6 muy satisfecha
de las palabras del Car, le dio las gra-
cias Sc retro complacida de ls bsne-
volencis de qua b aba sido objato.
El Gar ha iio Moscou accediendo
4 las inyitaoiooes he ,has por los psrso'
najes N Al importantes de a1uells ciu iai
que antiguamsnte fa6 capital de Russia,
pero nada hay resaslto aceroA dc la
descapitalizaci6n lie San Petersburgo
aGnqus los moscovitas Ia desean.
Lps nihilistas continuan sus amanazas
( la vida del en- pera Tor, y la emparatriz
les tsme punto de estar eufsrma por
la impression que la han causaao los Ill
timas acontecimientos y el desasosiego
en- que la tienen los proyectos de regi-
cidio.
Ell emperadar esEa firme On aus pro-
p6sitos de obrsr con energia contra los
revolucionarios.
So dice que el empsrador acsricia la
lea de la alisnss de los tres imperios
del Norts de Europa como la hubo On
tiempos de su padre.
ri tratado de pax ruso-chino ha sido
rati6csdo por el sobsrano del celeste
impsrio que reside en- !Pekin.
Aparte de las msquinsciones de los
nihilistas hay tranquilidad en- el vasto
imperio rusc.
El las naciones de Europa no men
ciouadas en esta carts, no ha habido
sucesos politicos notables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

expedienta que determine ell srticulo
130 de Ia Oedenauza. a Siempre que
sobre la cuantia de los derechos sobrs
ell psgo de slguna multa 81 promuevs
reclamation por los interesados, podrSn
estos depositar en ef9ctivo el importa
de la parts controvertida de las mui-
tas qus 50 trate ds imponerl9s, inciu-
sion nscha de 10 correspondents par
tclpes, s'empre que este importe no
llegus a 5000 pesos, pues 81 llegl ex-
cads de tlcha suma 80 podri garantizsr
un pag are Goa las conf >rmiladss de Or.
denauzl, segun 10 estsbIece en- gu a-ti-
culo 1873 s. y Ultima. Seg1n 10 dis.
pons Ga an titimo parrafo el srticulo
81 de la Ordenanza, Ia responsibilities
de cualquisr psriuicio que sufra la Ha-
cisnds por los despachos NAL practica-
dos, SO exigirA & los vistas, q los con
ts1ores y al administrator. Dsbsn.
pues, estos funcionarios sdesplegsr ell
mayor cello en- el desempsno de sus res
psctivos csrgos, psro cnidando muy es-
pecialments de usar en- todos los casos
de formas oortssss con ell concrete no
molestandole in1tilmente, nj ocasion4n.
dole vejsciones y evitsnio en- cusnto
sea possible que las mercancfas reciban
dsnos sufrsn deterioro.-Iuteresa a
todos ell puntusl cumplimiento 1e estas
disposiciones, por consiguiente consi-
dero innecessrio encarecer y. /. Sc
sirva cuidsr de su observancia. !"
Y on cumplimiento de la preinserts
orden, SO publics en- la Gaceta offcial pa
ra conocimiento del comsrcio de los
funcionarios del ramo que cumpliran
las prevsnciones transcritss, avisando-
10 asi & este Osntro sin p@rdids de 90.
rreo.
Puerto Rico, 90 lie JUNO de 1881.
E Administrator Central, Lozano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

ENr2ADAS.
JUNO 23-De Oadiz yap. esp. Coruha,"
carga general.
:, 24-De Aqua lila, vap, Ing ''Arno'',
idan lem.
:, ID, FAardo, vap esp. "S. Juan"
g.. idem lem
DE Teuerfa, poi gol esp. "Ani-
ta," trutHs
2j.-Ds San Tl6mas: bal esp can
gel NariA," provisioaes
:, DE la H Abana, vap. fran. "Ville
d. Brest, cArga general
SALIDAS.
Junio 23.-Para la HAb ana, vao. esp. SEQ
runl," cargs genera.
- ;, Para San rh6n 8, vAp esp. 'El-
cano," tran.it0.
:, Para Asuldllla, vao. esp. "Ra.
mon de Herrera" carga genera.
:, "a Para an Ta6mas, vap. esp. "San
Juan" trausit).
Pasaieros llega1Os en- ell vapor "Ooruha" +,
Tere Monge hips, Vicente Barcel6, Tomas
vadespiri.
Ell va or "Elcano' trajO de Ia isla ell %, 81
pas lierOs.
E vapor "San Juan" ell "a, 80 pasalsros.
Leg ld IS en- el "Arno", Fer iando L. Scl,-
mi 1t. PABLO Maren, Antono O0rtes, Dr. L.
Benezam.
Ea el 'T,lle de Brest", hoy: Jose Balzen y
Gilbert, Miguel Alvarez, IL. Isaac hermana,
In0cenc'o ArtedillO.
En- e "Ramon Herrera" joaquin Fernan'
dez, Marcelns Forres, Maximillano Gener,
Manuel Leandro 0ch1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
Faegos artiiciisles.
Ii NAB NJ FHee1s.

Para regociio ds toios los pueblos
lie la isls da la Clpita', hay IN com.
pleto v,riado surtido de todo cuanto
So puAda desear fefareute fuegos ar
tifciaies, que en- todo 81 mando civil.
aado hicieron siempre 81 m ,r papel en-
todas las tiastss p1blicas.
Gran surtido y baratura do nnavos
faegos y pleas piricas despaoha las 4
los ciuco minutos quo SO soliciten.
De la infnidad de artifcios que no 90
mencionan por su gran extension, 10
qus mas llama la atencon iel p1blico.
es sin dula la nueva invanci6n del CO.
hete-relampago nunca visto en- estos
paises; para mis- detAlles diriglrse q la
Gale de San Sebastian MIN. 68 de ssta
Capital que informaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
-AVISO.

Ell Sr Alfonso Mahu afinador de pianos,
profession, admitiendo ahonos por aGos y
comprometiendose aflnarlos en- los meses
siguientes Enero, Mario, Mayo, Julio, Sc
tiembre Noviembre, IL pesos anuales.
81 una vez abonados, alguno no quisiese
aflnar su piano en- loG meses anunciados,
pagaran su Quota de dos pesos como 81 Sc
huolese varifioado, menos que le den aviso
con ounce dias de anticipation.
Dieh abouo empezara en- ell pr6ximo mes
| de julio.
Espero 6rdenes en- mi principal punto de
resideneia.
Juapa. Diax, calle del Concrete nim 81,
| h,sQi.
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IIII!l9! DIVERsOS.
Calder6n de Ia Barca.

En- la administration del BOLE-
TIN Sc han recibido las obras poeti
cas- de este insigne autor, precedidas
lie uu estudio de Menendez Pelayo
Y editadas en- 1881. Sc venden d
So los 4 tomos lujosamente encua'
dernados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
Cuont0s eSpan0les.

Contenidos en- las producciones
dramaticas de Calder0n de La
Barca, TIRso DE MOLINA, ALAR-
CON y MoREro.
En- la imprenta del BOLETIN q
Is centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
Vino PladelI0renS.

El mejor vino alella que SO imoorta en- es-
ia Isla es el de Ia acre eIitada marca "Magin
Pladeilorens" B ,rcelona, en- cuarterolas de
msvDr csbl Ia que las corrientes.
Opposite escritorio. Was SoLER PALACIos
Ca Gale lie Ia cruz NUN +ro s. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
AGENCLA MUSICAL
RAMON SARRIERA
S. Justo Is, segundo piso, clerecha.

En- esta Agencia Sc ACADIA de recibir otra
factura lie los inc 0mparables pianos de Ber-
nareggi, G1ss6, d Co. prim sros modelos de
esta grant AFRICA tan celebrada por Rubins-
tein, construidos con barrages de hero por
delante por detris.
Sc encontraran tambien los famosos pianos
resonadores de Kaps. y los acreditadisimos del
conocido fabrlcante Erdrd,
So espera uuo de gcan cola de Erard de
concerto.
Sc haara tambien un ndmero de mas de-
5000 fantasias de Ultima novedad para pianos
solo, incluso las obras lie Rubtnstein.
Ejercicios Estudios por Varios autores.
Ooras de hauta y de piano, y de piano y
violin
Coecciones de cuartetos elasicos para cuer-
da Y trios
Pleas varias de canto y piano operas para
piano ca1to. y piano solo.
Del genero religioso, msas 2 y 3 voees.
Tambian hay eegantes musqueros tabu'
retes de rejillas giratorios, zocalos, fuadas
denas.
Vista hac, fe Los pianos Sc garantizau
de todo defecto de construction. sc cambian
por otros usaaos y Sc venden al contado q
plazos nvencionales jun. q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
Gaia de pr6stam0s.

El 80 del .corrieDte SO rematarsn en-
p1blica subasta las rrendas de los ta-
Iones one contuuaei6n se expresan
por cuenta de 1uien corresponds J Or
den de d. Francisco Tin I'D:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

TARGA YBOTET
por compra hecha al primsro, dsdicandome
suS mismos negocios trAnsacciones
Al tene ell gusto de participarsslo, ofrez.
cole hacarme digno de la confianza que dis.
pensaba '. Ia extingnida socie 'ad;y. segu.
70 de obtener,a, me repito de " Goa senti-
mientos de la mas d'stinguida consider ,ci6n
ateuto amg)Q. B 3 NJ jose BorET
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
TARGA Y BOTET

quedando este dIti'n cargo de su liquidaci6n,
segln circular ad,unta.
Muy agraiecidos por la confanza que nos ha
di+psnsado, nos suscribimos de v. con tod4
consideration atentos amigos Q B. s. M
TARGAY BorET.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
CIR G. u L A IL .

Cidra, Puerto Rico JUNO 20 de 1881.
Muy Sr nuestro :-Tenemos ell gusto de
participar V, que desde esta fecha. Dor
mutuo conveno cesa en- sus negocos Ia 80.
ced I'd m ercantil que girabs en- esta plaza, bajo
la raZOn de
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EnpreSa Do cOehes deD, Regis Ranls.

DEsDE Ell Ola L. DE JUL10 DE OAYEY oAeUAs.
Sale de Cayey q hs de Ia mshana pa
ra Caguas Tn asiento -. 90
vuelta Oayey las 81 lie Ia tards
Flete cualquier hora de Ia tsrde s 90
Las pspeletas Sc ex aendan en- Jayey eu la
casa de .. Carlos Lopez Y en- Oaguas en- Ia
risBa empresa
Caguas uuio ~ de 1881 REGIs RAA0s
h ~ ni.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

Muy Sr mio:-Partcipo ". haberme he.
cho cargo de la casa mercartil que giraba en-
ests plaza bajo la razon de
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AVISO.

Coches para pasear a la hora que los soci-
ten de la Capital Cangrejos, Martin-peha 6
Rio~piedras. Informaran del precio muy mo-
dioo San Francisco S9.-~DIAz LAvANDERA.
m. 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
GOBIERNO GENERAL
DELAISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.

NEaoCIADo DE OBRAs PUBLICAs, Cons
TRUcCIoNEs CIvILEs. Monies Y MINAs
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ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL

DE ooNralBUcIoNEs RESTAs DE PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
D n ~ e ~ a .

On coche de cuatra asientos y una ealesa de
dos, ambas de buena construction y de mucha
comodidad: ell que las nterese puede dirjrse
don iiermo Risdemann, calle de Tetuan
uinero 3 h. 25 j.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-05-05
For the Women of the Household.

Dear old Mother Hubbard of canine mem
ory would be astonished if she could see
some Of the new evening cloaks that bear
her name. They are almost entirely COW
cred with embroidery and. lace, and in
some cases the entire sleeves and collar are
made of white ostrich feathers.
One of the peculiar fashions at present is
the officers collar worn by ladies. It is
difficult to account for the present rage of
the fair sex for the details of military Co.'S
tunes. First came passementrie epaulets
and tags, and later style was velvet collars
and cuffs embroidered with gold. This
year the collars are de rigueur; they match
the remainder Of the toilet, and are worked
with jet, steel, gold orsilver beads. Pieces
to match this collar, cut in the same shape,
on the lower part of the waist, in the open
space Of the jacket, on the vest and on the
point of the waist.
Princess Louise is described by CORE
spondent Of The Philadelphia Press as fond
Of housekeeping and the hndest Of friends
and hostesses. There was sickness at
Rideau Hall almost from the day the Prin-
cess arrived there. Lady MacNamara was
taken i'll with scarlet fever and the Princess
nursed her through it; then ayoung mother
and her baby, guests at Rideau, contracted
the fever; the baby died and the mother
lay very near death; the servants would not
attend to the sick woman, and the Princess
nursed her night and day. Every meal,
every cup of water or bowl Of Cruel, the
Princess took to her sick guest with her
onw hands,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-05-05
Too Much Wheat and Not Enough of Other
Products

Twenty years ago." says the Wabasha
Herald, the prairies Of Wabasha county
were settled by men who nearly all had
some capital, and most of whom had learn
ed how to farm in New England. If they
had worked here as they used to in their
old homes, if they had been economical,
and if they had raised corn, oats and barley,
horses, hogs and cattle instead of an ex-
elusive wheat crop, their farms would have
been to-day more productive than when
they first turned the sod, and they would
have had good houses and barns, money in
bank and no mortgages to trouble them.
Instead of this, most of them have been
sold out by the sheriff or have been COM
PEELED to sell out at sacrifice to save some
thing from the wreck, and have gone
to Western Minnesota or Dakota to
repeat the same stupid pro
cess. There is no better farming region
anywhere than the larger part of Wabasha
county, and it only needs a little capital
and fair amount of common sense to make
the business pay large returns. AS we look
back twenty years, we can see that the men
Who raised wheat and nothinge else are most
ly bankrupt, while those who have placed
some of their eggs into other baskets-have
put in every year some oats and corn, and
have always had few hogs. two or three
steers and colt or two to sell each season,
and have let whisky alone have uniformly
prospered. This is a mild statement of the
case, and it will do the farmers of Wabasha
county no harm to stop and think about it
just a little, and see if they can afford to
allow the history of the past twenty years
repeat itself in the twenty years to come"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-05-05

He stopped. Her white, set face, her star
ing eyes, frightened him.
IA lackey!" she Kissed; "a base lackey!
nd have loved this heartless, cruel, ly-
ing wretch!"
With sudden impulse of fury she
snatehed up pretty toy, silver poignard,
which lay upon the table and sprang at
Eugene Quick as a flash the artist dashed
between them. But quick as he was, he
was too late. The poignard struck Eugene
in the side, inficting deep wound. AS
he did SO, Leonie uttered shrek, and
tainted away.
Eugenes comedy had become tragedy.
"Truly pretty sight for the studio of an
honest, hard working painter" groaned
jacques Bruhiere, as he gazed upon the
two PROSTATE forms. "This comes of
obiging your friends. Catch me doing it
again.
Three years had passed. Leonie was in
the brilliant salon of the Comtesse de Sa-
gone, whose house was always filed with
the literary men of the day, and she invari-
ably secured the literary lion. She was
making her way through the brilliant throng
toward Leonie.
my dear" she said when she reached
her, ''you have read that novel of which all
Paris is talking-Les Deux Princesses?'
eyes" said Leonie, sit is charming
WORK"
'Do you know its author?"
Eugene de Lassi? No. Is he here this
EVENING""
"Yes, and want to present him to you
All, there he is. Monsieur de Lassi!" and
in another moment there stood before Leo
nie-the false painter!
For moment she hesitated; but the OLD
spell reasserted itself, and she found her
self listening, almost against her will, tc
his pleas for pardon; And he pleaded his
cause most eloquently.
II am half inclined not to forgive you,
she said at length, you acted abominably,
you know you did"
81 acted like a fool and knave," said
Eugene, land you ought never to pardon
me; but you will, won't your
"Well, " said the beauty, semi reluctantly
''if you'll be very good boy"
Eyes"
And never deceive me again"
Never"
And never paint any more such wretched
trees"
Never"
Then forgive you for having played
the servant"
But want to play it again
She looked at him inquiringly.
Il want to be your servant forever"
Their first child was boy. He wa.
called Jacques de Lassi, and Bruhiere wal
his godfather.
SAN Francisco, April, 1881.
JEROME A. HART.