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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-10

The stocks at JAMES MoRGAN's 1856
and 3SS East Water street, Milwaukee
are constantly being supplemented.
He has just received New Dress Goods,
New Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Ho-
siery, &c. In Dolmans and Cloaks his
trade is immense.
- -
ALindsey's Blood Starehern enriehes the blood,
drives out all disease and win give you excellent
health
DIR. RoGERis VEGETABLE WORN SYRUP instantly
destroys and removes all the seeretions which
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-10

The new President pro tenn. of the Sem
ate weighs nearly 400 pounds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
PACIFIC COAST.
Another Elevator Accident.

SAN Francisco, June 25th.-Four persons
on the elevator Of the Colonnade House, on
the corner of Market and Tyler streets,
miraculously escaped with their lives last
evening, though precipitated from the fourth
to the second floor of the building. At 6:15
o'clock Mr.. Edwards, Vice. Principal of the
the Lincoln School, Mrs. Edwards, his wife,
Mrs. Willoughby, housekeeper of the Colon
made House, and Frank A. Spencer, SON
Of one of the boarders, started on
tie elevator for the upper floor. The boy
Spencer ran the elevator In the absence Of
the regular attendant. When near the fourth
floor the cable seemed to give way, and the
horrifed occupants of the elevator were
dashed down to the landing of the second
floor. The elevator could go no further. The
screams of the ladies as they came hurting
downwards, and the crash of the elevator on
the landing. startled the whole boarding.
house and sent number Of people to the re-
lief of the injured persons. Mr.. Edwards
was found leaning against the balusters, suf.
fering from broken knee-cap; Mrs. Ed
wards lay on the floor, prostrated by the
terrible shock but vet conscious; Mrs.
Willoughby, who is advanced in years
and rather portly, was huddled up in
the elevator, and at first it was sup
posed that she was fatally injured. Medi-
moned, it was found that the housekeeper
appeared to be the least injured. Her
bruises were serious, but not dangerous
Mrs. Edwards was, however, prostrated for a
long time by nervous collapse. The in
juries of Mr.. Edwards were also very pain
ful. The boy, with the agility of youth,
hung to the cable, and escaped with bump
on the back of his head and the loss of the
skin from the palms of his hands.
Fire at Oakland.
SAN Francisco, june 25th.-At II o'clock
last night fire broke out in the residence of
William Collins, No. 1868 Thirteenth street,
near Webster, Oakland, resulting in the total
loss Of the house and partial loss of the fur
niture. As the alarm was very indistinct the
fire had gained considerable headway before
the Fire Department arrived upon the scene.
Pending the firemen's arrival many of the
neighbors and midnight pedestrians worked
like beavers and succeeded in saving most of
the furniture from the flames. The Fire De-
partment was considerably demoralized, as
their hose broke three several times. The FIRE
originated in the basement, and was supposed
to have b.en the work of an incendiary. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, and is partially
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
ARIZONA.
A CHIEF Compelled 10 Remain In Office
Railroad Work-DesPerado Jatied-Con.
fidcnce Man.

GUAYNAs (Mexico) June 10th (via Tucson,
June 26th. According to the Vos De Alamos,
the Supreme Chief Of the Yaquis and Maya,
Cajame, becoming alarmed at the attitude OF
the Mexican Government, resigned, but at
big council, at which all the sub chiefs ap-
peared, his resignation was unanimously oe,
MED, and consequently he has again resumed
his authority.
The Sonora Railway resumes track-laying
on the LIST of July. There are now about
20, 600 ties on hand, and 10000 more are
shortly expected.
Lecount, an American desperate. who
has been guilty of several murders, both in
California and Mexico. was to day sentenced
to one year in the city Jail for cowardly
assault to murder. Lecount is said to be
respectfully connected with San Francisco
people, but his record is one of the worst
known on the Pacific coast
A certain American who pretended to be q
Commissioner Of the San Francisco Board Of
Trade, has got away with nearly 81, 900 from
the Guaymas people, borrowed under various
pretexts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
TELECRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REC ORD -usIoNl
ANOTHER ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
Miraculous Escape of Four People with
Their Lives.
SHOCKING STORY OF OUTRAGE IN ARKANSAS.
Pine Residence Destroyed by rire at
Oakland.
'PEcIAL TO THE REoo -UNIoNl
DOMESTIC NEWS.

OOMEStlC NEWS
Singular Outrage Committed Upon a
Young Arkansas Farmer.
LITTLE Rock. June 25th.-The people of
Madison county, Ark, are greatly excited
over strange outrage committed about five
miles from Huntsville, the county seat, few
days since. The sufferer, q young man named
William Berry, had been at work plowing
in field. and along toward the middle of
the day went to spring near by to get a
drink. While on his hands and knees, bend.
ing over the water, he was pounced upon by
three men, strangers to him, who pulled 3
black cap over his head, then stripped pieces
of bark from the trees and pinioned his arms
behind him. After administering number
of preliminary blows and kicks, they forced
him to march away with them. Instead. of
following the road they went through the
mountains, and tortured the poor prisoner to
the extent of removing his shoes and stock.
ings and making him walk barefooted over
sharp, finty rocks. Shortly before dark his
captors heard noise, and fearing detection
removed the cap and he escaped.
Arrested fer DESERVING His wife.
New YoRK, June 25th-Charles Reed, a
negro minstrel was arrested yesterday for de-
seiting his wife, Rosa, whom he married in
San Francisco seven years ago. By her own
testimony it appears that her character was
not good.
Another Minister Under a Cloud.
CINcINNArI TO-, June 25th.-Rev. L. r.
Herr, pastor of the Baptist Church in Cler-
mont county, had hearing yesterday aud
to-day before council on charge of adultery
with Mrs. Bousware. The council found the
charge not proven, but from Herr's own state
ment in regard to the matter they recon-
mended that he withdraw from the ministry,
which he forthwith did.
Another Successor 10 Frye.
LEWISTON, June 24th.-The Prohibitionists
have nominated VIM. P. Eustice to succeed
Frye in Congress.
Girl Acquitted Of the Charge OF Murder.
Troy, June 4th.-Harriet Stone, aged "A,
on trial for numbering an infant left in her
charge was acquitted because her testimony
showed that the infants father had criminally
assaulted her, and its mother murdered the
infant to furnish pretext for the charge. All
are residents Of Elizabethtown.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
shot hy a hheenherder.

GUADALUPE, June 25sh.--A sheepherder
named Britton, employed on Stones ranch,
near Si,Quoc, shot Pete Collision. teamster,
last Thursday night Britton drew pistol
to shoot Herbert A. Hart. superintendent of
the ranch, when Collision interfered and was
shot. Collision is about Is years old, and Is
highly respected. His wounds will probably
prove fatal. There is talk of lynching the
sheepherder il Collision dies. 1t is understood
the bullet passed through the stomach.
Britton fred t~4ss. - Is thought 10 be
partially insane. He is concealed 10 the
brush and officers are now searching for him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
wAsHIxGTeN TERRITORY.
A Blanket thief Run Cut Of Town,

WALLA WALLA, June 25th.-Fifteen
masked vigilantes at Ainsworth took Dan
Sullivan and run him out of the country for
stealing blankets from box.car. He had
previously been arrested and sent to the
county-seat for trial, but was discharged ON
habeas corpus, the procs edings being illegal.
He was warned that if be came back be
would be hanged.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
A Rather Attacked by shark In Mon.
fcrey Bay.

SANTA Cruz, June 25th.--A shark this
morning attacked in the bathing grounds
Rev. Father Hudson, Of Gilroy, and bit him
severely en- the left leg, thigh and arm.
Henderson, the tNpert,.saw the attack from
the shore and heard the cry for help. and
swan to his relief, and in all probability saved
Mr.. Hudson's life. The wounds are severe,
but not dangerous. The shark bit the bather
once after Henderson had hold of him. A
purse was collected on the spot for Henderson.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
PACIFIC COAST.
OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
CALIFORNIA.
Foundry Destroyed by Fire.

YREKA. June 25sh.-The Yreka iron foun-
dry and machine shop caught FIRE at $50 P.
NJ, after all the hands had quit work. max
ing an extensive fire and endangering the
whole town for while. The two engine
companies and hook and ladder used their ef-
forts to prevent the surrounding buildings
from catching, with good success although
the buildings were much scorclcd. The
foundry, including turning lathes, planning
mills and large stock of patterns, were to-
tally destroyed, together with an immense
quantity of lumber. Loss, about SIS, 900 !;
no insurance. The FIRE is supposed TO have
caught from the heating of the roof over the
boiler-room, which one person near by tried
to extinguish. and only failed on account OF
the FIRE dropping into shavirgs of tho planning
room. The loss is q severe one TO the owners.
Lawton x Skinner, and also 70 otheeommunity.
The fremen had extinguished all the wood
work when the building fell in. with the hope
of saving some of the machinery for future
serytca
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
CURRENT NOTES.

Pat says that Balaam was the first as.
tronomer who discovered an ass.to-roid.
Cremationists do not believe that little
urning is dangerous thing.-[Quincy
Modern Argo.
Mr.. Lawson tried to crush Truth to earth
in the person of Mr.. Labouchere, but it
rose again in a cross-examihation.
The legislators of Maine are an honest
set. They say there is not money enough
in the State to corrupt them. Recent
travellers through Maine state that this is
true Puck.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
A serious Runaway Accident.

PETALuMA, June 25th-A runaway seci-
dent occurred here to-day, by which Mrs.
John Merritt was seriously if not fatally in
jured. The accident occurred at IL A. NJ,
and the lady is still unconscious.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
Rite at Sam Quentin.

SAN QUENTIN, June 25th.-A FIRE occurred
in the prison in the California Door Com
pany's dry y-house this afternoon. Not much
damage was done, and it was soon extin-
guished. Everything is now quiet. The con-
yicts behayed we'll
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
verdict OF AcauittaI-Horse Racing.

shS "a Tahu M;.uhs sone lat
the murder of Antonio Pratt in April last,
came into Court at o'clock .his morning,
after four hours deliberation, with verdict
of acquittal. The evidence showed that Pratt
had repeatedly exhibited a short bar of iron
or lead, wrapped in buckskin, with which he
said he intended to kill Mitchell if they ever
had any trouble. On the fatal night de-
ceased sought the quarrel, and in the fight
Mitchell shot him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
Teachers. institute.

SAN LUIS OBIspo June 25th.-The County
Teachers Institute closed last evening. after
five-days' session. State Superintendent
+. NJ. Campbell, Albert Lyser, Volney Rat
tan, and others from abroad, were present,
which made the Institute more than usually
interesting
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
Attempted Suicide.

ASTORIA, june 25th.-Captain L. w.
Poole, an old resident of this city, attempted
suicide this evening by shooting himself in
the left breast. He was quietly sitting in the
Office of the Occidental Hotel at the time.
He was conveyed to the Saint Mary's Hos
pital, where be now lies in precarious con,
dition
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
MECHANICS STORE.
WEINSTOCk &LUBIN
Mechanics Store!

MEMS MEDIUM cooRED HOSE WITH FANCY STRIPES
good quality for the price
TEA NAPKINS nged all round The assortment still
so
CANTON BOYS; SOME
enough for youths The crown fat with bm perfectly
straight Price, so cents
GREcAN BORDERS TURKEY SIZE ABOUT
in good oil coora The material is quite heavy. Price, 7s
STILL BETTER
these fgd all round and buff
Cardinal, n white with Cardinal Price 81
quality they imported Japan country they
would much
LADIES LINEN HANDKERoHEFs NEAT FANCY
LINEN
in The quality Of linen quite fair Price. 10 cents
LADIES HENsTTcH HANDKERcHIEFs- MORE EN-
brOide and still better quality linen Price, 81 We have
THE MUcHTAKEp ABOUT GUERNSEY FOR ARE
ing few in our Ladies Suit Department
OUR ASSORTED MEMS
PERCALE fifty different varieties
Every purchase
unusual value but than ohsespecy the line with
Separate
Checks Plaid
something suit everybody the last lot the
receive this
40 CENT DOZEN LACE SUITABLE CHDRENs WEAR
sold rapidly ABOUT TEN PIECES ON HAND
CENT DOZEN IAcE-Nor QUITE THE OTHER BUT
closer and better About the quantity hand
HOSE, SOMETHING QUITE GooD-N REAL
They fulfnished with
with polka ONLY FEW DAYS SUPPLIES ON
HAND
cHDRENs HOSE WE HAVE SOLID CARDINAL SOLID BLUE AND
Solid Brown Clo at They quality
would expect for the price,
STRANGE SAY, LADIES HosE-ALso SAME
solid co of much better quality the chdens the
apar.
A SIGNAL EVENT IN ANNALS OF THE HAT TRADE THE
PACIFIC CoASTio New Representative selection
300 400 SAMPLE HATS the Fall this coectnwhch
made
disposed Of
will all what
includes late novelty that the
market affords The comprehensive In the Mother
the Child the Youth the Man Toll Clerk the Merchant
something interest There HATS
the coarst well the finest represented The lowest
Sc
CENTs-THE QUALITY
that at The IN pr earlier
TEE THE DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS Is
No doubt the to full
METALC BRUSH CENTS. PREVIOUSLY
meeting with much favor The sold
purchase was4 CENTS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
NEVADA.


The Nevada indian Trouble.
WINNEMuccA. June 26sh.--The stage driver
that came in to-day says reports on Quinn
river say that J. J. Mann has been killed by
the Indians. No news has been received
from the squad of soldiers that went TO Kings
river three days ago.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27

WEAK WoMEN-young or old, married or
single, viii be greatly benefited by Kidney
Wort.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
The Comet.

UPPER LAKE, June 26th.-The comet was
seen to the northwest last night. 1t seemed
to rise in the west and set in the east. as it
was farther east toward morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
IL. III. PrERsos.

nENTIsT. as STREET, BETwEENaWA
N Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- -ai9YYY5
fetal Teeth inserted Gold, yucgnite and all bases
irons Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth jeI4-1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
500 REWARD.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines In this department
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 90
seutG fb ceuts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.
DRs. BREwER q souTHwoRTB,

nENTISTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFfXN
~ Seventh and streets, In Bryte's newo59YY6
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use VI improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
{eI MI m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27

SToLEN FROM A. NULL, COSTUMES ~
- township, Sacramento county, on kSazSTA
the night OF JUNE II, 1884, one good ~.
sized, fine looking BAY HORSE, Saddle ard Bride.
Said horse about II years Old white, except one
white spot right shoulder, about the ze of q
small marble; few white hairs back of saddle
small close to hook left side. The above reward
will be paid for horse and thief, or conviction Of
thief. A NULL. II found, address Sheriff of Sacra-
meuto county. iel6-2w+
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
EMPLOYMENr oEEIcE.

wv Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
nshing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free of charge TO employers. HOUSTON
CO., one door south of Fourth and streets, Sac.
ramento city mlS-lptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-27
fHE DAILY RECORD UNION.
Published By THE
SacramHnt0 Publishing Company.
wM. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Ofice, Third st., bet. and Il.
PUBLISHED By THE
THE DAILY IECoRp.uNros

1spubshed every day Of the week, Sundays excepted
Tor one year. vv
For six months. "
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Subscribers served by Carriers at TWENTY-FIVE
CENTs Der week In al interior cities and towns tho
paper can be had of the principal Periodical Dealers
Eevzn1en and AgeutA
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines In this department
Inserted for Is cents for time; three times for 50
,kno
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Published in semiweekly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday OF each week,
comp ising Eight Pages in each ISSUE orSxteen Pages
each we K, and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home News and Literary journal published on the
Pacii: Goa t
Terins One Year. 80
Semi.XYeekIY Union Advertising Rafes.
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Star Notices. to follow reading matter, twenty-five
cents a line for each Insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted Housesto Let,
inserted in the DAILY RECoRD-USIoN as follows:
yne tme.. y cents
anree tinaes ~ cents
One week. 10 cent6
Seven words to constitute g line.
, 1881-08-23
Tho GrIRts LnnA 1Siit,

~ We IANGf ~ lHG GHNHfo lT1UHnf.
NEEaAi1, Wis, aug. .l.-lt in.lst be very grail
flying tu you to know OF tho success 0f tho Lnnd
hill III ireland. You wore Quo uf tho very tIrst
to cspouso tho oauso Of tho Lcng,lp. md have
danp ncycr 50 much 10 mold tho sentiment Of
our people In sympathy with It.
llcattlr tho juatiuo 0f 1t. was SO GlAl that
you took this course, because your ,pnpor was
Republican, rs we!as powerful. while tho Irish aro
nourly ntl Dc1nocrAts, ,-noro's tho shnlne,-and
bccnuso OF a cnrdmt dislike, rs Union soldier,
Which cannot help entertaining for tho uritlsh
Gnvernipont. want tn be fair and tolerant In
my Judgment OF nAtlons III well ns men; but tho
trc!lsun Bhuwn to civilization uud Chrfstfnnity
by It's course t0wnrtl us during 0lar Rebellion, ii,
GS1,0uslg tho unuso nf suvury and disllnfun,
1rtlused wlthtu ula q fecttuK Ut lrreuanuliahlo
hatted as Btr0ng As flamllcar OF 1iannibal folt
tOwMrtl lt0Inc.
huvu uoun roallua ,ralleyranls private acorre-
stonttone" with King Louis XVIII. it.tst utlt,,
and ttI ono Of htH lotters, speaking ut CaatlG.
rcnHh, ho snyB Ut hilll that he represents q
Govesn,noNt whose principles arc solely gpv-
ornod by her tntgrests"; ind cant help but
agrco with hitH. rake Interest ont OF her roItE-
i'm ur politics, and thnr1 wouldn't bo onp,suh
or vlrtuU lott Iii elehor fur seed. lopo tho sc-
coss of tho Lnnd Till vii! prove the beginning Of
an end for which orcry lnEer OF liberty and OF
Justice nallat gMruestly wish. u. N.
, 1881-08-23

tho regularity OF tho appcarnnco Of afternoon
ttvor ut tho aatllO hour wns sutl!cet Il, nxetn
auarIcini, TINT mntnrinl fever ind hoen supor-
n.ltioi to tho sapEalrntIvo tovcr: .sccund. tho
Hlarmtnr sutldcnnees and lnEm danger n tho
rotnpscs, whc they eanflUt In nxp!uie.l tt,NtIi
tho theory OF tho atoppago of tho t'ow Ut pug,
md nEo not elAItnp,l III t1Rre bncn tho result
Uf n sudden suppression ut ts 5ctrc-
ton nor pr. ita nbaorptnn, Hrd per:
fecsIy intollfRibio whor contemplated by
whominK powor Of inataria and Of Its froquont
ocetirrcico H wounds OF II! dissertations IL
prostrhtion. has LOST tnuu', Of hIs power Of re.
satence' ihl y us!uE TIC emlfc pr,osre,s, RE- g
cnco or mnlnrlnl complication. tn1t ,l0ubt should
havr icon removed BY tho Reconsideration Gf tho
vnIs In nItiots 10 Tho tlsiiy pHroxysms; fourth,
iG tho lnat rctapsc, whcn thof1 was mt 4 shndow
OF suspicion that tho rreahtett would not sou1
Nu wGl, when tho wolitll WIS utmost henlet'.
nnth'ng lnit n ttdal wavo br n,a'nr!a chi, explain
his sudden md torri1lo t'acksat. II wns inataria
assuming tho form Ut tho pcrn!ctous fevcr. and
nn0thcr pAroxysm mny DO fatal
, 1881-08-23


ilyp,: raHx, Aug. I'll nattco tho ces.snunt-
cation ur "Growlor" III yOtr ISSUE Of Fridny.
Ills idcns regarding tho present condition Of tho
wltcr-auppiy aro quito correct. But. Mr. Edit
tr, wliilc wo huvo suffered materially tho pust
fottr weeks on aucot'nt OF tho short supply or
waier, We hnvn suffered Us Mnny months oil nc.
cnunt Of dangerous sidewalks. luuao thk0 n
w1Ik. Tor ll,.tI'lee. f.pn nroxel boleynrl to to
safc In making tho trip. Thla Same rule win np-
ply tu ncurly ovcry tsrt Of tho vlI!apo. II is Il
Yrcnt pity wo eanuot elect SIX Irustcns tho COM
li,R April. When Wo Ind bennett, Wright.
t'rcnn, Heck. l'o,tur. md Toy Dn tho jJoatll.
those tn1nHs worGG looked aftor, anl tho reorlo
to clcet 1lennct, Wright, and I}oclf tho coming
spring. They hMye i'o Interests to serve Except
tho Utlotl 1l tho c,ttiro village. John 1lcnnett
precinct. bir. Wright 0Illy know y sight, mud
MIR. luck tho slnc. nut 10 know that, under
md 1uite satisfactory TO tho lnhabltants Of the
Village. youtB, CEaTlsE.
, 1881-08-23
An INvcntion Destined to Eaipcracdo
IkDAvIngs

initrit az ~ .tdrsrt4tE. ,.,
propell!ns bouts WHICH PROMISES to eMtIroly row.
oiuuon!zo the prGscnt fnhur!ous !lcthoa of row.
t.K aua which bo hasd M!th ! .el!gnt By fhs
pprtty prospective iHother-lu-lnw cut rowing
soveral evenings liz tho wcok. lhoso who d.
@ s @ usIus T anS M to sf fue"atics f II fo on stSe
accan v!1vo " ns much aa they pleas1, but the
tat1snod ,x ana petsprus g"uR mentally
rowing tuany nllps farther
Tho now ,ncchanen' Moyenent Of which " 70
s s sPsx eaey e. f f5SS oSa,s S ea4y sxS9a@S III ths @
i eary =, 9S aatsst aai a
ss o q 81 s t. pu .np
Tho Invention caL DO tlppated to my ruwshoat.
an cons!sts simply Of prope,!er;shastM " which
seealroa " ita ot,t su!nw-pIoposlor, which, Ny
tho rosation Of tho shaft by hand pngor app1led
to 1onGie s gr.k t'tsss .ss Ln9 6oat t. m1yo fnr.
rnp!silty Of the royulutlons.
Tho work Ia not HcAFy eG ttFGsomo us sowlnR,
tae snocl attatsed Is .far 9saatar. Tho ID
vMntn9es Of tho, propeller ,lru humorous att1
must h9 c9neetled. Que is that tho porsot.
fnccs rho direction h0 II going tH6tcAd nt
rlhnK backward ua In rowing, ntia can stecr the
sraft slnsSf ~ Msa, Of ataSH
SuatIns HS aS yo so CID olsclos.y approaa iso @ tSo.
ing.g,Iumd aud 500 where y0u aro RolnR, In
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