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VOLUME XXIX.zNUMBER ggS,
THOSE IHRgRsAL AACnlNEs.
II Il Believed They were seat 10 Inl
land AsFely for . Sensation.

| ANAA ANNNAI AtN = ANAAAAA0As
NEW YoRK, July ga special dispatch
10 the Herald from London asys:
The discovery OF the internal machines
has been much dilcuSssd, but the belisl
is spreading that there was NO real intsn'
ton to commit any serious outrage in the
present case. Among Liverpool msr.
chants there 10 striking agreement Of
views with those cahl0d on Monday
night, and the Liverpool correspondent Of
tho Tuna expresses the opinions OF the
merchant classes almost In the exact Ian.
guags telegraphed, He Gays: "The grow.
ing impIeesion among the commercial
men 10 that the explosives and iliernal
machines were sent over n England sole.
y for the purpose Of creating sensation,
thus encouraging the dupes OF the skir.
mIshing tund to continue their subscrip.
tlons. They believe that, had The con.
signors really meant mischief, they would
not have dispatched the machines in q
way likely TO prevent mischief.
The correspondent thus concludes: One
thing is quite clear, that either these per.
sons send their ConsignmsDts TO England
with the prearTanged purpose OF having
them seized, or there 10 an utter disloyalty
among the Irish fraternity In America
The fact that both conBignors and CON.
Hignee are unknown, and sludiously
avoided claiming the property, although
they were not warned OF It's dangerous
character having been detected, ID con.
sldered further evidence that the whole
affair has been plan for the mere pur.
pose Of drawing subscriptions TO the skir.
mishiug fund" Doubts are further Gris,
ing respecting the dangerous nature Of the
alleged explosive material. No chemical |
analysis was made, and the regrets are
exp essed that 1t was 90 hastily thrown
into the sea, ..fs ...
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STRUCK HY LIaHrS1Na.
A UTeone COunty, Pa, Man Instantly
KILLED Ia the open Air.
... #. WAvvuauppn u, T,,i,, On

"A'NNopOHat A't VuIy AV'
Special To The IntOlligsnesr. ~.
Mr.. Samuel Throckmorton, q farmer
living near this place, was struck by
lightning at noon Thursday, while on bid
way to dinner from the harvest held, and
wss instantly killed He was near hi,
house at the time otthe sad accident. The
electric auid struck him on the head, pass,
log down his body. He was one Of
Greene .county's best citizens, and was
eminently pions and q member OF the M.
3 Church. This 10 the sixth time within
the past ten weeks persons have been
strnck BY lightning In this vicinity, but The
first fatal case.
WOMAN KILLED AND five OTHERS INJURED.
OARBoNDALR, July 29.-During the 80.
we're storm to day Mrs. Harry Van Boerat
was killed by lightning, and her husband
and four other persons 'seyerely Injured.
An unknown man was killed by lightning
II damaged the buildings considerably.
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o,,oltbs papers read at the recent B0''
.I,,eucs on charities aud corrections
@p''s ,s', ,be returned prosperity Of the
w. ..,,v "" mors than the repreSSive laws,
CIV. S'sa"" D"',c,icslly abolished the evil oil
sl..,,. a.,' and declares that "ths whole num-
s'IE y, Il ramps lodged in the county poor
s.,'s. ", in Massachusetts in q whole year
9.. ~. MI now exceed the number formerly
,.J,,1 s there in a fortnight"
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A CIue 10 the OriEin Of the Internal
MAahineh

NEW YoRk, July 2s.-w. H. Rodgers, a
Fulton street mechanic, Of this city, whose
house mapufsc!ured the Trinity clock,
thinks he made elk Of the explosive ma.
chimes recently captured In Liverpool.
Two lrishmen bought sx such machines
from him several weeks sgo. Pierrepont
Edwards, British Consul, has called on
collector Merritt 10 rsk the co operation oi
the Customs authorities relative TO the ship.
ment OF internal machines from this city
to Eogland. A dispatch from Peoria, Ill,
says II has bsen discovered that the infer.
nal machines recently received at Liver.
pool were manufactured In that city.
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n.,,,, /, good to the Irish. The Ohio
H.. HI1,an O.@oc,Stic Executive Committee at
sue ., session elected McFAdden, OF
10 'ss'I' 'ts'aS.'viIle Gasstls, a member Of its
t''SIo tA' a''Sy' body, and now all the storms
h'a',1.,S n'.w around the Gasels Office when
u" 'Doo,j,lon Yoo carried of a legislative
'a' ,.,Iion, 'pT can be set down as buried
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LoSDoN, july 20 The To al Number ol
petitions presented in the tioute ui Con.
mons the present session, praying the
House 10 reject any change In The Law
which may be proposed ft admitting
Atheists 10 Parliament is !, ,SO2, with $780,
595 signatures, and the number oil peLi.
tiors PRAYING i1t an alteration oi the law
d 67S, with llb,64i AIRnALntea.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, D.
O., July 29-1l;S0 P. M-The President
has had very favorable day, aud there 10
q marked improvement In his condition
tonight 90 compared with that Of three
days ago. He has taken In the
past fifteen hours the full usual
allowance Of nourishment and there
has been q slight increase In his physical
strength. The iebrile rise, which came on
90 rsual this afternoon, was less strongly
marked than yesterday, tho maximum
temperature being half a de rec lower,
There was a free discharge Of pus
at the evening dressing Of The
wound and 1t was OF q perfectly healthy
character. Shortly after the evening OK.
animation the fever began 10 subHide, and
the patient Isll asleep and has slept mbst
OF the time since. He 10 now free from
fever with his pulse below 100, and the
temperature and respiration normal. Tho
surgeons report bis condition In every
way satisfactory, q
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Russia as q nutritious and SliGhtly stimu.
lRting drink. "KoumiHs," as prepared by
the TGrtarS, is thin ,whitiSh auid,
with . milky taste and q Slightly pun.
gent favor, and is made by distilliug
mares milk while It 10 undergoing the
process Of fermentation. It has great
reputation In Southeast Europe aud west
ern Asia, not only 90 an inyigorating stim'
ulGnt, but as Q nourishing food, In this
country koumiss is made from cows milk,
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raE LoSScs sLATCElr
EstsStsIps . tIFave view Of the Prtal
Henita Cate,

ueppo ChtpI
LONDON, July 20 THE wesk's Ldhtt
the eleAdins medical joutnSl ot London, dis
Guessing President GAfaeld's wound, sAybl
IA potion Of the dress may have been
carried Into The wound, aud each abscest
that iotmS ia not only q direct source oI
danger IRON pain and fever and the dAn.
ger oi its apTeAdlng deeply, bat With each
each there 10 ffeAh liability Of blood
poisoning. II is quite impossible 10 feel
any certainty LhsI We may not hear Of
another AbsCetB or telApes, apd u Ia OIL
areat importance thst the pAtienps con,
StilulionSl ylsof should he tn4intAlned a
a. hiSh 4 bitch ss possible 10 view oI
luther troubles. The absence ol teVei
and severe exhaustion removes any cause
for immediate alarm, but until the Hount
ID quite healed and the ballet either 10
moved OF safely encysted, there Will be /,
liability Of recurring AbSeesees, each At
tended wltha tiSk ol blood poisoning"
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,.,, IS aud a pour'soplA street.

e,oyvllrEn, according to hl' let
W. ..,sn,.nce, ppsa is a good deal better
" o. ~ ''l,b ai,b tn. platform adopted by the
F''lsar r.moer.tic S"~ State Convention Of
S'H, .s,D lbs platform makers are pleased
V.,' w. ", BookWAlter
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Carl sohaTa as the Possible Successor Of
white a. RiInIstsP In rlsFItn,

LONDON, July ga Berlin corfeSpon.
dent Of the Time, ssyS: l. ia ctedifably
rumored that Carl sCbutS will succeed
White as The American Minister 10 Ger.
many. II would doubtless he a Hnlebdid
triumph for the man who fed from Bsr.
lin AS rsvoluiobist mote than thirty
years ago 10 return 40 Minister IRON The
great republic OF The West, but itis doubt.
ful whether such ttant formation
scene would give much saIlsfaution al
0ouSL
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An UhfavOrabls UpIhlon ofthe Crops.
NRw Yohk, July 29,-OlAirs sewell
Read, a noted author on agricultural mat.
ters, speaking st 40 agricultural meeting
Yesterday, aSil he did not believe there
was great crop Of gtain; crops looked
we'll, be said, but would not bear the test
OF oIose inspe1tion,
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Aad AS Oasht 10 Ne.

PApucAH, kr, July "a colotsd
inan, who attempted an assault on Mls'
Ruth Smith, was arrested lac! night, bul
stcAped OF his way TO jill. A mob ls in
putsuit Of him, and II caught bs will be
hAhpad
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p.,.l.ieH. le,stetiIss ef.hs laws.

BERLIN, July 20 There are dsuouS!fs'
lions every night aUaluaI the Jews a
fammetsein West Prussia, and iuthei
tScestes ATE feared. The geDd.tmes are
poWefless. There we're timigfil "a ttBoof
wald, Pomefahia, Tue day, when 4
quantity Of Jewish piopetiy was destroy
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AIFAiS seem to move on smoothly
with the Wheeling Psrkersburg /
OhAtIeSton Railroad project. The whole
ioase' including two lines Tone through
A'Ans and the other through JactSon),
u" undergone preliminary survey, and
now waits the report Of Mr.. sickles, the
Estimating Engineer, by whose fiadinsS
Tue syndicate that proposes 10 build the
iuaa Will be governed. That gentleman
OfSasfecently, with the party that has
OeEn examining Senator Davis proposed
extension Of the Piedmont Coal road, but
nsSiII probably 70 over the W., P. 4 q.
Hus anu report upon IL Jufiug the coming
month.
II u audsiStOOd that such report will
moi only coysr the estimated cost Of con
",ucIon, bus the amount OF business
sa,cn may reasonably besxpectsd 10 come
"sns road when completed, and II iS for.
w @lile that on both heads his fgutes are
AAeIy 10 be encouraging to those whose
money i' expected to complete the enter.
Pa'e' The river route selected iulals two
,lP0f'ant and desirable ends. II gives
"'y and inezpensive roadway, and II
.a'e' large share Of business alteady
Haslu up by steamboat traffic.
al that remains to b. done BY The
nalIsnsn who have secured the pfs.
aa'aAty survey, is to arrange the Tree
N1a'0I way Tor the proposed road, and
WaopO that in this work they will And
a0opPoStion or itnpodiment. That The
UalialnS Z Of tbe road will donble the value
" lae land through which IL passes only
,.qa'fss little consideration TO establish.
D.! S.lo'' the building OF the Central Ohio
Nall'oad the lands Ia Belmont county,
we, we, 'he river, tina. lay contiguous to The
SAuonal turnpike we're most valuable
WOW those that skirt the railroad haze ap
I'sClaled aud are worth the most. Thai
- s''m''a' history will follow In The event
" Out river road being completed tbStt
"l''''s doubt, and II will be remembered
. '.s' nothing but iiss right ol way Il
A'tsd to secure 1t.
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DETROIT, Mich July ga special 10
the Ettnihg Mus from Marquette states
that there was a nitro ycsfins explosion
yesterday at the Cleveland niue, 1sbpstn
ing, BY which the machinery Of the inihs
Wa badly daHiged aud two Of the miners
killed,
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,.. l. rIlln ps.i b . EotInlDh,

BSattS, July GO.-A duel was fought
Yesterday between a studeat and an tfIicti
II the army 10 elvt; WtGpons, pistols
The student was killed. This Ia the 9th
AHAit Of 4 similar character 10 Germany
within A fortnight,
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YEarERpAY,s nULLEIINs.
Statements or the PrelidenVs Condition
At IaIeFVsIs Daring the Day.
l0meill DullStlp

EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
WAsuINsroN, July 29-s:SO A. N. !
Immediately alter the evening dressing
yesterday the Presidents afternoon fever
began gradually TO subSide. He slept well
during the night, and this morning looks
we'll, and expresses himself chseTtully,
No riRors have occurred during the past
twenIy.iour hours, nor, Indeed at any
time since the 25th inst. A moderate rise
in the temperature in the afternoon is to be
anticipated for some days to come. At
present bis pulse is 90, temperature 9s 4,
respiration Is D. W, BLI,S,
]. K, BARNES,
]. ]. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURM,
+, d. HAMILTON,
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Tn Philadelphia Ledger Is diFguSted
viii he character Of some OF the dlOCuss'
lou iadalUed Ia at tho meeting oI
hs Pennsylvania State Teachers Assocla
lion now In session at Little Washington.
IIsorhisn "The High School Question"
hoih les importance to more than hall
otGlllhe children in the schools than the
low school question; that Is to ssy-whst
lhGll be done to put the pupils in the prl'
mary schools forward In faster and more
efficient manner than the present system
does 10 reading, writing and arithmetic2
Undl ibis question: is answered the tardy
progress oil primary pupils In the "three
r." will remain cue Of the most signal
"niIlatss Of our preSent schools" and
makes It necessary to add to the title Of
the other address one word, TO make 1t
read this way: "Out Public Sch1olS Sue
tsas' LIimltedl
AtyesterdAy's session one ofths msscu.
line teachers thought bis own time and
that toI The Association we'll spent in IiSt.
sningtO "a plea for the study Of ESthet'
i:',"Gnd on the day before another mas
euIIne occupied part Of the session. With an
sddfe,s on THE Hero Recognized and
VnttcOSnlssd" 1t will besesn alta glance
how effectively thee exceedingly peril.
r'nt topics will advance the inquiry into
tho nost profitable line oistudy and meth.
od' oil teaching for that vast msjority Of
the school children who never get beyond
a'scondary. What could be more to the
point than "Estheucs" and the "Unrecog.
nitsd HerO?' When will these teachers
as'enOlases yet down to the vital CUES
lions upon which the tchooling Of more
1han sixty per cent Oft the pupils depends? 4?
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Siand N IS.Ia.I flms.

BuptAto July 2s.--Maud 8 on August
4b, fOt purse Of 1880. will endeavor
here TO heat hsf best record, 2iOi.
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ALsAsY, n. Y, July Ss.-rhs Green.
b4cE party holdsi itS Convention In EImita,
ANovat q9l.
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Al Boston -BOstons, 10, Tfoys,s.
Al Providence -Ptovidences, 81 Wot.
CsaIefe, 8. .... .....
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tohciAl BuuOIIn,ls

ExECuTiyg MANSION, 7P. N.
The President has been comfortable and
cheerful during the day and has had
quite nap since the noon bulletin was
isaued. The afternoon febrils rise came
on later and was not 30 marked as yester.
day. The wound has been disCharglng
freely and looks well. AT present his
pulse Is 9s, temperature 100, respiration
20. D. W. Bliss.
]. K. BARNES,
J. ]. WOODWARD,
RoB'T REYBuRN,
E. z. HAMILTON.
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WAsHEaTOE, July 99.-The fever which
showed itseli on the President last night
disappeared by midnight aud he had an
other very quiet and comfortable day to-
day. He slept some during the forenoon
and had
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[omsIal BuIlo,in ]
EXECUTIVE MAMsIoN,

EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WASHINGTON, July 2e-l2:S0 P. n. J
The President bore the dre6sing Of the
wound well this morning, and exhibited
very little fatigue after Its completion,
The appearance Of the wound, the charac'
ter and quantity Of the discharge, and gen.
erAl condition Of the patient are satiSiac'
tory. He rests we'll, and takes an adequate
amount oI nouriShment. At present his
pulse is 9s, temperature 9s !. respiration 10.
[signed] D, v. BLISS,
], K. BARNES,
J.J, WOODWARD,
.. RoRERT RRYBuRN.
F. 7. HAMILTON.
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The Postmaster General bas decided 10
fsducs lhs amount iof clerk hire In The
Po1tofEicsS where the present allo vance Il
10 excess of the SUN AUTHORISED by law
There are l60 officers In the class.
ResigSArtoN % NlslsrGR wHtrg.
white, Ministet 10 Berlin, htS rendered
his resignation, 10 take effect on the 18th
At which time he will fetufh 10 the United
States. No appointment Of sucCeeSoi
can be made while the Piesident femalnl
10 his present condition. tie not ptoba
bic lhat ~ Appointmenl will b naSde I'll
Congress meets. Z MO-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-21

who assured the gentlemen that he
would do all he could for the afflicted
country, rs an official and citizen.
As an earnest of his good intentions he
promptly gave them 500 The La
Crosse Board of Trade votec $3.50 upon
the first intimation Of the disaster.
Other corporations and individuals will
meet this issue promptly when they
shall have had the facts laid before
them.
The homeless people are in need of
THE NECEssARIEs OF LIFE,
and the means to secure restoration
Of the roofs over their heads. Timers
ana carpenters are needed and money
is needed to pay them, This class Of
the community exist 10y their days Ia
hor, and of course cannot be and are
not expected to contribute their SER
vices gratuitously. They must be paid,
and the homeless who have had their
worldly possessions swept away cannot
afford to pay them The case is, there
fore, one which calls for the kindly of
fees of the benevolent business men of
the northwest in their corporate and
individual capacities, A citizens COM
mittce ut New Tim will dispense any
funds or supplies donated by benevo-
lent and sympathetic people. and see
that the needy are succored, aud that
wotkmen who restore the ruins to II
condition of inhahitableness are paid
for their services The work of relief
VIII be thoroughly systematized.
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The New Ulm Cyclone.
LAID WASTE BY STORM.

81. PAUL July lS.--Since the burn.
ing of the hospital at st. Peter, the tor.
nado catastrophe at New Ulm, Friday.
is the most distressing on record. In
deed, 1t causes more widespread suffer
ing, and reduces one of the most thrift.
ty communities in Minnesota TO n state
of dependence. New Ulm, its suburbs,
and strip of country said to be forty
miles long by mile wide, was utterly
wrecked on Friday afternoon by one of
the most appalling cyclones which ever
visited the northwest. So complete
was the wreck, the wires were whipped
out of the insulators and scattered
over the country, and no news of the
disaster could be communicated to the
outside world until last night, and that
came in slowly, and from offices remote
from the track of the tornado. The
town of New Ulm was one of rare beau
ty of situation, and substantial in all
of the essentials of prosperous
community, Yet, to-day, it is in
ruins, and those who were be-
fore III comfortable circumstances, are
to-day reduced to poverty. Besides,
some were killed outright, and many
mangled. The roll of the dead and the
manned is yet incomplete, and will I'M
til a thorough search of the track of the
tempest has been made and the ruins
inspected. 1t is estimated that 600
houses are in ruins or rendered unin-
habitable, and 500 people in utter des-
tltution, involving Il material loss Of
more than half u million dollars. This
is state of affairs which calls for some
thing more than the sympathy of our
people. And no appeal was ever made
to the Northwest that was not heard
and needed. A committee from the
ruined city has called on Gov Piilsbury,
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III Iha CraAf CQnnactInR

lts main line runs from Chicago TO Coisncil
Bluffs passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La sale,
G.neseo, Moline. Rock Island. Davenport west
Liberty low. CITY, MaIenEo sroossiyn,G;rii,nlse n
tic and Avoca: with branches from burean
Junction to Peoria; wilton Junction to Musca-
tine, Washington. Fairheld Eldop, BEL tnap'
Centrevllle. Princeton Trenton, GAtlatn eSa ~,
Washington TO Sigourney. Oskaoosa. and KNOX,
vile: Keokuk to Pennington. Bonaparte, Zen
tonsport Independent, EldOn. Cttufnwa. EDDY
Vile, Oskaloosa. Pella Monroe and pes MONIES;
Mt. ZION to Keosanqua: Newton TO Monroe; Des
Moines TO Indianola and winterset; Ataptlf 70
GriswoId and Audubon; and Avoca TO Harlan
and Carson. This Is positively the only Kali Az
from Chicago into the State Of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run each WayuAIIy
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, kansas CITY.
COUNCIL BLuYYs LEAyEsWoRTH ano:A ,a,.
aoy Through cars are also run between mllwau.
kee and Kansas City, via the milwaukee ana
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" Is magnlfcentiy
track Is laid with steel rails.
What will please you most viii be the pleasure
of ENJOYING your meals, while passing over the
beautiful praries Of Illinois and Iowa In one 81 %
Through Express Traing. You get an entire
meal IS good - Is served In any hrst-class hotel
for seventy-rvc cents.
Approaching the fact that majority q the
people prefer Separate apartments for dinerent
purposes land the immense passenger business
Of this line warrantinR IT, we are pleased 70 an
iionnce that this Company runs Pullman fotaee
PyLLIMAN, R !! X C AZ CIV fTs "a q!
Tickets Via this. kline, known - the
all Ticket Agents In The Unitsd Stssss
For Information nos obtainabSe u
r.. II. CABLE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-21
LIFE's TRUE sIGNIFICANCE.

Deeper than all sense Of seeing
Lies the secret source of being,
And the soul with truth agreeing
Learns to live in thoughts and deed;
For the life is more than raiment,
And the earth is pledged for payment
Unto man for all his needs.
Nature is our common mother,
Every living man our brother,
Therefore let us serve each other;
Not TO meet the laws behests,
But because through cheerful giving
We shall learn the art of living;
Aad to live and serve is best
Life is more than what man fancies
Not game Of die chances;
But it steadily advances
Up the rugged height of time.
Till each complex web of trouble,
Ever said hopes broken bubble,
Hath meaning most sublime.
More of religion, less profession
More Of firmness less concession;
More Of freedom, less oppression,
In the church and in the state;
More of life and less of fashion.
More of love, and less of passion.
That will make US good and great.
When true hearts, diyinely gifted
From the chat Of error sitted,
On their crosses are uplifted,
Shall the world most clearly see
That earth's greatest time of trial
Calls on men to do and be.
But forever and forever
Let it be the souls endeavor
Love from hatred to discover
And in whatsoer we do,
Won by loves eternal beauty,
To our highest sense of duty
Eyermore be firm and true.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-07-21

Richard Grant White tainted the
other day when friend whose gram
mar he was correcting, told him of a
western girl whose companion asked
her at party, "Shall skin a banana
for your NO, thank you,' she re-
piled, 81 have one already skun."