davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-06-29

reRafdeu tnc hlgliest recommendation OF the
age. Hany call them the weaker sex and
Why should they2 They do not live on
nectar bat on the samo food as men, and
while they enjoy certain graccs and excellcn~
cies in superior degree. they are but hu
man. Often they are better managers than
their husbands and in every oase liberal
education improves their power and Useful
ness. While many may not bo able to
master complote college COURSE: so many
boys are iacspable Of so doing. Both races
arc endowed equally in intellectual power.
While we can't expect to have better race
of women than our mothers and grand.
mothers, still education gives them power
and better fits them for tho responsible duties
of life.
1t should, however, be remembered that
intellectual education, without Christian
culture, can accomplish but little good.
Christianity teaches Us how insignificant, how
little wc arc and how grand we may become
by proper course in life. Christian educa-.
tion is wha. is needed by both soxes, and in
these colleges both arc impaired, so that
intellectual and moral culture moving pori
fassw, fits the student for the highest aspira-
tions and duties of life, us efulness hore and
happiness hereafter.
lilo then spoke of the "will it pay system, !"
and denounced tho utilitarian tendency Of
the ago to value education with other things
according to the money it will put in mer 3
pockets. 1t had taken hold of tire schools
and colleges and threatened to Danish from
them Latin and Greek. Those who advocated
such course know about as much about
education and were about as fit to teach as
Caligula's horse was to exercise tho duties Of
emperor
He then pointed out the truo use and
position Of Latin and Greek in colleges and
tho Importance Of their study. Our tongue
is the noblest Of oil and 10 it is contained
enough Of literature and science, Of history
and oil tho perfection of knowledge required,
but we study the dead languages because
thoy are dead and not to get knowledge or
| facts or history from them. The structure Of
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-03-06
q . III i ebetrrettft.

@lllian, s. gouselin BON 5omsrpille,
Maliu fast: SIN 9srblt 1876 bstam Id
9unasab!utsn. sefo!st BON sinsm bsftigsn
9uifsn. SD psrIor ben Nppstit unb msia
5leiiA uno wurce beitlassrla. Sin IS7Y
bradte mon wiG ias 9oepital. Die @srsts
ertlar!sn. ih bdtts sin God In msinsr Gum
ss BON bsr @rSbs einss taltsn Dollar
itades. Scsar Die NaAriAt BON msirsm
2obs osrfrsitsts iia. SD CAB az: ScH.
nun8 aui; DO empiabl mtr elm Greuno
Or. Btiliam salts galfa M
I Ut bic 9unse. SD sstraudte cine
Jlalhe unb gu meinem graauusn muroe
Id tsler, uab bin eeute asfanoss, als felt
brei Sahren.
SD fnreite etes Ii sss 4oiFnuns, baB
Sfesr mii truuter sunse Ysbaftets Or.
Wtlliam 5alls Ballam ae.
brouht, unb i& Bin ibsr,sust, bab paI.
islte bic NusSsbruns beilt. SD fann po'
iitio bsbaupten, oab MIR Der 8atlam metr
Quito 'ggis|ea baI ala uqs ltrissn Mr,
8snsten sulammsn, bic i'd nabm.
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9ln Der 8erliner YDrfe berbreitet,

= Nn Der 8erliner 86rIe oerbreitete
1i9 bor einiger 3eit bas Gerud)t, es
babe fi6 ein 80rienlpefulant, Der in
Tolge oes arads feline Gerpli6tungen
nl9t einboltsn fonnte, cine Sugel bnrd
Ben &opf seiagt. 9lagemeit tpuroe in
Den Grellen Der 86rianer Ser 5elblt=
morb belpro6en, unb allgenein ipra6
man nur oas 8eIte BON Dem lngliif=
ll6en, unb bas gebauert iiber feline
Sbat mar um 10 grDber, als n1alt meinte,
baB Dem Manne nit 10000 Wfarf
bate gebolfetl tperbeu fonnen. vN6,
Der l1ngliidli6e", meinte Elm gefiiblbpller
ganfier, pmarum bat ct ii6 mir 1tibt
entoedt, i'd bdtte Inn gsrn Die 10, 900
W}drf gegeben." 9ie Na6ridt BON benz
Selbitmoroe mar ieoo6 sliidli6er Weiie
lnbcgrilnbet. &aum bate ber mitlei=
goriianer 9ies erfabren. 10 bate eg
ui6Is Gi'igeres gu tbun, als gu 6em
Treunoc iit su begeben, slt bem er iene
ybo6bersige" 4euBerung getban, unb
oiefen Sll Bitten: ullm Gottesmiaen,
iagen Sic inn Ni9ts, baB di linn Die
10000 Marf babe seben pollen."
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Di.fes Saliispt iyasbe I'M Sabr. 1858 fir CT.
slsSaaes> nas Dopltbdtiefets 9ws6e spu br
Staaislesislatur seftb!ia ineorporirt nit eiaem
Eapital bon 81, 100000, au rsl1em Ee isitbe
sinsn &eierSsfonb spa $500 binsusefdst tat
0ur1 ein absrf&wsnsIidss. 9aiuns pnrten ibre
8fdpis Elm abeiI Der seseapirtisen Staatseu9.
fitatiOn,. anssnommes am 2. GIsmher 1879.
Ssfe sroBen 3ttb unaeg son einstlntn
9umn,sr. iiiassa moaa,li@ ftat.. NitmoIs rpirb
cine 3isbung Strfdsten. gaan lsfe naGfaleeub
preieperiosluns.
Grpbe munatlideI 3iebuus Der
Classe G
Ia WsD SrIsans CseaGas bea IA. War; 1882.
@ue unisr. tanfiisen 9iebuastu Nnbsn fta;t unter
Aafitat unb 2siune Der @tnsrdle
8. o. 8saurfgard gsa ghaissasa aaa
snhal 9. Curly Nea S'isstnisu.
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tgestfebnns foIs..

Die 2ebens,peiie ppn 2euten serabc
Der beier iituirten SlaGen bilbet gemil>
iermaben eine @inluouns fiir bic Sdmorr-
1cioen. llnb bieie werben iid einlteuen,
perlaBt eud barauf! unb nidt eber ,perz
ben iie tpeidsn, Bis bas srcBe 6dmprrboi>
ben Nertr; buassalittet Res Sabrbunberts,
Anakess, in Gnipenoung setraAt wirb.
Daiielbe teifebt aus einem mebisinil6
suiqmenseiesten Snlfrument, ipeldes lia
Bel Der anmenpuns erreidt uno inneriid
Mirft Die Anakesis 1T in olten 9tpotte.
fen gu babeu. prrben fret ,useianp
eurd y. gseultaOter & SO, gor 394e,
Wem 9)orf.
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autbut uub nod einu,ai 10 piel - Denn
i'd bic Wnbern uniddolid aemadt babe
- Wir ihwinbelt, mir uao funtel wiro
es Dor meinen Musen. nenn i'd all oieie
9umme bente, fe mir serge8enmdrtise,
uno bennoh = oennob erfa9t Der @e-
bante mid nit elmer Treuoe, Der nihts
Mnberes auf groeu uao In 2sben -
,pnhl aud nidt i'm 6inlael sleiat - uno
bic eenneb aus Der DSae ltan,men mub,
ba iie 3uslsid eineu Stadel i'm Ser5en
5urididbt, Der if immer tiefsr binelnz
bohrt uno ibm eius btennenoe Wunoe
.ihldst, bic wpbl ME pcruotben tam.
Dem tpelhe @snil1e tann cas Cob mir
tieten, sr5ber uno beeesre7smertter ale
bic bes Grroffens uub Nnbaufeus bic gum
enoliden pSai5en 9eHs2 Wlit oieiem
Iusenblid fltebt bic sierise 2uff uno eine
9eere bteibt bier ;uriid, Die ben Stud abz
men ldbt, Der auf benz 9oloc ruben io1
= uno bic id niat auasufallen weib.
unmi(ltiirlid bat Wtarsct babel bic
6ans auf oas Ser, seprebt, beEen Mid
tises sdla9en fie fublt ano nit einem
ttsfen Seuf,er fntt ile in ben Se6el 3u-
rid, fh in ben Ycllfern ,uIammsn=
fauernb, ais cb iie luhen NIB finoen iocfle,
mcnah iie nod besebrt uab oas iie inoel=
len bereitS 3u abnen lheint.
Sn elm tiefss Driiten oerfiQt fie, rod
biibt itr Iuse babti in eincm 5smer. nett
uer1dieoen BON Dem, bao rottin bic go!=
cenen Sdiss perfenssnD 5a perfhlinsen
orebte, ibre Bruif lentt uup bebt ld inl=
mer uldatiser ibre BulSe idtaSeu raider
uuo ibre @eoanteu miiHen gang anrere
WeBe aeten ale biaher. Yang nnterz
oriidte, Damn milo fd gabn bredenpe
Seuf;er entringen I'D, ber arteitenoea
Bruif Seuber, bic enolid gu unartfuz
ltrten 9auten - 3u Werten weroen,
(SIcrtfebund fodtl
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u @tuuOen Sol3. Ct erf6eine baau,
begleitet bon Dem fleinen Sbronfolqer,
in ruilii6em giationaleoi itiim, rotbem
9embe, tueiten 6oien lit boben Site
feln, Salbpel5 unb bas betrefenbe 6an6=
bell (ipie es Der rullif6e Nrbeiter frdat)
unmittel6ar iiber ben 9iiften in oen@urt
qeltedt, ber ben 9albpels sufanmenbdIt.
Glei6 ibmiit Der fleineSbronfolgercoffu ffu=
mlrt. 9ie ebenlo bil1ige als peilimifiIbe
st. petersburger uGeleal6aft" belnerft
oasu: uWdbreno ber 3ar 6oI5 badt-
brei9en feline Mitiiter leeres Strob ~
SnsuiI9en tperoen in Mosfau bie 8or=
bereitungen sur ar0nung nit pplen
Gifer betrieben. Sa GUT 3eit jener
Teifli6feit aud Sic Wtosfauer SnbuItrte
9lusltellllng itattfin6en tpirb, 10 eriparz
tet man III ber alten 2anOesbauptitaot
einen ungebeuren 3uflub pon gel elu1erlt.
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asxcr lit 1rau gssinsla,u 2

Da, eisfe 5rase oft ssfsat mirb, pollsn
mir sinfah iasen, bab lit sins Dame IN,
bic es fih felt 80 Subren Jur Nufsats mod.
te, Grausntrantbsitsn, bauptiddli6 aber
GInbtrtranib,itsn gu ituoiren. Gle bat
bic 8cniiitution unp bic BeSarfniHs bielsr
sablrtiaen 8laiien beioneers eserI.it uae
als gsiu'tas traittttrr Muutnilfe uno
Grfabfuns, wslhe lls I'M eaufe eiuss Men.
f4.nalssrs als arantenpfessrin unb Arst
ssiammslt. bat Ne BEN Gooiins gprup
al; bsiOnssrss Mittsl fir ,abnsnos 8inssr
,ufmmsnetisbt. Dtsle Meoi;in tat cine
masilhs WtrfunS -Rs sttt Wues uno
@sianbbsit unb srbalt ofsnen qetb. SH
5Olss eisisr Mtbt5in III 8rau Dnalow
vsltt rubin. asIo;esa ats' 2Dobitbatsrn
ftr Jnnesr. llnb ete5tinter wsrhen sros
une oanttn ibr pufar. guA In tielsr Siaet
bat ff bic 8inesr ,u Dant psrpfIi&tst.
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Granus Neeo.

Das srSb;e MSbeItagsr Der
Staet 1T paeienise bee 5errn s. Resb.
MSbet aller Mrt iino bafelbll In srSeter
&uswabl gu ben nteprisaen greiisn 3u
tatsn une ~ bsr 4bet tann leber Sc.
iGmad bsiriebtst iperbtn. Ydrlpr. unb
@alaf,immer.Ssts tauft man b.i 9srya
6. @eeo 3u GabrtfgreifeH, pa es fsius WlS.
bel eirslt aua ssa ar0bteu 6abrilsn b.s
eansse asliebt. 6err Neeb bat aabsr,
oem sinfn Sroben gorratb BON 1eppihsn
uno Matten uno aQtu In bieits Sad ein.
lHlastnoea Waaren. Wes MGbet iraenb
pslhsr Irt setrau&t, tbut wobl. Ra an
5errn Rsse gu penesg. Gsm @swSbn.
tihRea zig aam auerisinGea unb 1bsuer=
ltsa lit NfIes In isiasm Stors su fnsea,
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neber oas 25iabrige Subildum
6es p0orooeutlden 2lono" pirb aug
step Oorf gemeloet; Din 20. Sehrlidt
1851 fdmen tliebrere 8renier &auFeute
iiberein, cine Sampfbpotlinie 3mil6en
ibrer @tabt uno 9fem Norf az erri6ten,
Hne btefer Sag NOR ha9sr ber @e6urtss
tag beg aNpr6OeutiAen 2lopo4. Die
giem Oorfer Mgenten ber @efeaf6aft
feierten Dienfias oas 25tdbrise geite=
ben berlelben bur6 Elm Oiner. Ser
groBe Saal oes iebt in Sobofen Iiesen=
ben 9ampfers yGlbe" NOR fir oiele
6eitipitat beitimmt unb nit 8!aa;et
Hge 6laggeN IN gsidJmaduoAer gBsiis
beforirt iu0rben. 3tpei groBe linb bier
fleinere Siide baren nit @eoeden fir
50 perienea psrieAfn, pic gingelss
bsAsn, inter tpel@en fi9 @ertreter fat
aQer transaflanfiiAen 9ampfbont.
GeIeQf9aften befanben, ipurben bon
Derrn S9mab uns Dem @apitan Millie
serob, Dem erIten Ofiisier 3ebler unb
benz Oberingenielr Gruie empfangen.
gu Der iefgeiebten Gtunbs, G ubf;
nabmen bic Gdffe ibrf pfdbe an Bet
Sdfefn elm. Gin aus ben Stemarbs
Oes Dampfers sufamnlengeieBtes MuFf=
corps fpielte heitere WeiieN Nna iraa
sur GrbO94ng bes 9ersnilgens tpeIent-
lid bel. aln benz erlIen 5il1e prdli=
birte 5err Sdpab; Der friibere Gene.
raj poIfmeiiter Sames, YoItmeiIier
pearion, Silfs=3DazGolleftor gDpnfopp
unb Der Sanitdtsbeamte Or, Snitt
nohmen pldbe neheu ibur eia. Iu SEN
nd9feH Sn6e, an tpel1em @apltdn
MiQeseroo prdlibirte, batten bic Ser.
treter Der anoeren 9ampibpptlinien
General 3oniul Gr. Sdumader uni
qhbere 9srrsH Wlab aenomnieli. 81
bas Dinef einen boltftdh6igeil pribatef
G1ardfter bate, 10 feblten au9 olle BIZ
| ionit bier D9n eineln 8aHfstse rHirenn
barsH 8ormalitaten. Da5u aufsefpr
| bert, hielt 9err Sdmab cine fural
| Hfbe Hno bsad]ie ben etr3isen Soaf
bes Gbenbs aug. Ct begann bon bel
Griiubung ees nWoro6euti6en slopb'
| 3u fpre6en, tpel6er jeBt iiber 27 trans
arlantiibe 9ampfer perfiiee, mittell
/ gelper er yegstmdEige 8er6i1oung Stbi
| f9eH BREMEN unb' Stem Oort, 8alti
llbre, gsefp Orleans, gra1ilien Uni
| Dem plataz Gluiie erbqlte. Set ibrea
AeHebeN babe sie @pfeaf0att me1t
| als eine MilIion TaHasiere beforpert
4 Ser erffe prdiibent Der @aIeliiOait
| 6err S. 8. wleier, ftebe nod imme
an Der epibe berielbsn unb babe oere,
25idbrises geiteben am 20. Gebrua
nngemefen gefeiert. Der Soait be
Rebners gait bem @eoeiben oes rytoro
begtlden alspo". 9s0IatteF Ssita
| fnIgte bieisn Worten. Das gsh1lltgtlf
lefi en6ete crit 3ismli6 ipat.@
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9reBe Naantltatsn ees Suutins Syrup
tpersen bier taelict perfauft unb ssrbraudt.
gsir elaubea, Nfrs. Dinsluw bat Fh
our6 plsfea artifel unfsrblid gsmadt
uab mir iinb iiter3suet, baB bura benfel
ben Saulsnoe pua &iuosrn ssrsttst rusbea
uno Sab W'tuipnen tenlslbeu nod nit
erfolg gsbranasn werben. Seine SHUTTER
eat ibra pfli6t estban, wenn Fa nidt
Mrs. gSinslop's @prtns @yrup ans
nanSts. yerfu6t es Qas. = 0aoies 0i(Etor
ytew yorf. - 3u psrtaufsn bei ausu
Orub5'ltfn. = 25 Gents bic Ila{Gs.
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sarateaa gpnareh g0affcr.

Dieies beriibmte Wai1er, ben impprtirz
ten Oiineralwaiiern in jeeer Be3iebuns
slelafcmmenb, pirb bon ieet ab resel=
aaBis Bel . i'll & Soc au baten iein.
pie pallel6s beim y Drinf4 unb anbers
rerfaufen. Dus Wa6er pirb eisfalt se=
baltsn uno 1T teitens gu empfe9len. (3m
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Gus. 6eQ6pr,,.

Stneirsr. gds Don 9ouaoa= II. Naoarro.
itrabe, emfsblt Ih Dem Yutlitum Don
Gan QIntOnio gum Nuisrtissn bon 9errsn=
6lsiounssaidsn 8ernsr iibsrnimmt er
oas asinissn uao ifarteH as;rassasr
Rleisey,
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1,Ssf Osmtnne la Bsirase Won, Sic, 400
@O~ 4nfrassn fir @ssntsn, fpwie Ratsn fur
Cube i5nnen nur in ber Office In Ntw> Drleanf
semaht wtrben.
Wsssn SnfOrmaiipa %. Btiisuunden fdrettt n,aa
an Wt. U. Daupbin,
Rsw Srleaas 60
gbmarb Moore, Nseni. gde 5suion u. @esauia
Strdbs. Gan 4utonio.
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hin nnrnthmer s,nf,hader

- Etil bDfneDnler DDI5Dadet. Sem
%. Wontagsbl." tpiro aus petersburg
mitgetbeilt, oaB Der nbbeits5uitanb
&alier 4leranoers- Ill. einige arstlide
Siiriorge n0tbig made. glus Soffrels
ZEN MIRO berptet Der &aiRr Fade In
Gati9lna iebt in einem befonbers fiji
i'm eingerl9tsten SOl3bOfe tagli6 biz
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ApptaYitn aiirn6 8epinae:
. Gpproriniatioas-0ewin ~ $500 2.700
9 DO. 2a9 1,s0o
9 sQ. leo soe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26
statement Of Wealth.

The value Of the live stock OF the
world is about $5,OOO,000, 900, while
that of this country alone is $780,
100000, or over one-third of the entire
live stock of the world The annual
value of the grain product Of the
world is about SIS, 6Oo,o 100000, of which
the United States produces 50. 100, 0OO-
900 worth, or about one-third of tho
entire production. The amount of
slaughtered meat consumed annually
in the world is So, 900, 900, 600 in value,
of which S95O,OO0, 1000 worth, Tor %
per cent is consumed in this country.
The value Of grain consumed annually
throughout the world is 81, 800, 900, 900
Of which the United States consumes
81, 800, OOO,O0O worth.
The wealth of the United States is
said to exceed that Of any other ma
ton, and her debt Is less than that OF
any Of the great nations, except Ger
many. The wealth of the country is
put at SIS, 900, 100000, against $45,.
600, 900, 900 in Great Britain, $40, O00,-
100000 in France and 1914, 900, 900, 900
In Russia and $l4, 100000, 900 in Aus
tria. The debt of this country is set
down at 81 800, 900, 900, that of Great
Britain at $3,SoO,OoO,oOO that Of
France at 81, 100000, that of Ger
many at $90O,OOO,0Oo. Russia and
Austria each 50, 100000. In the
United States the percentage of debt
to wealth is 81 per cent, in Great
Britain it is 81 per cent, France H. !,
Germany 5, Russia l3a, and in Aus
tria lOa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26

The churches in New York city are
again denouncing the Passion Play.
The Jewish Messenger says: Positive
y there is no demand, as there is no
necessity, for its presentation, and ex-
|hibition, and it may do positive injury
in way probably not imagined with
ont adding any treasure to the mana
gers Golfers. If, despite the objections
of the press and the better portion of
the public, he insists Oh producing the
play, the best form of rebuke would
be for all people to refrain from pat
ronizing him. There is no danger,
however, that the play will fail to
draw. Crowds will flock to see it, Just
as crowds flock to see Mrs. Langtry-
out Of mere curiosity. SaImi Morse's
theatre is nearly completed. His lead
ing actors are all engaged, and his
chorus is in rehearsal Whose money
is invested, is profound secret Not
Morse's, for he has none; but some
where or other he has secured backing,
and plenty of capital. He has also
fortified himself with legal opinions,
to the effect that the production of the
Passion Play cannot be stopped. If
the authorities act on the advice of the
press and pulpit, and try to stop it, he
will fight the matter in the courts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26


Bishop o'Reilly, of Springfield,
Mass, on returning from visit to
Ireland, says that there has been as
much Improvement among the people
In the last four years as during the
previous quarter of century. But
he thinks that Ireland relies too much
on America. THE people," he ex-
plains, receive so much money from
this country that they depend on it to
pay their rent and are not thrown m.
on their own resources. 1t might be
we'll to give them lesson"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26
The Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia

The Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia
at present in Paris, possesses hercu-
lean strength. As an evidence of it, it
is related that when he visits an init
mate friend, and does not find him at
home, he is accustomed, instead Of
leaving his card, to leave piece OF
money, which he doubles with his fin
gers as easily as if it were piece OF
card board.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26

A tough bird: The following is the
reply of fond father who had just re
celved letter from his son, a student
IN his own alma mater: INV dear
son-Accept my heartiest concratnIa-
tons. | was engaged to the same
Miss Bunter when was in colleoe
and can appreciate the fun YOU are
having. Go it while you are YOUNG.
Your loving father [Bowdoin Ori.
ent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26

Biographies Of Adelaide Nelson the
late successful actress, have heretofore
extended to a period no further back
in her life than when she was a bar
maid IN London gin palace. She
made no secret of having been thus
employed, but, on the contrary, was
proud of it, as showing how far she
had climbed to reach artistic eminence,
Amelia f. Bar has discovered the child
hood home of Miss Nelson in York
shire, England, and she says, in Lip
pincotts Magazine, that the girl was
employed at very tender age in a
mill. Her stepfather was cruel and
neglectful, and she ran away to Lon
don when only IA, She arrived in that
city penniless, and the first night slept
on bench in Hyde Park. In her will
she provided small income for her
mother, Of whom Miss Barr obtained
these particulars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-12-26

A church in Bavaria accommodate
ing 1000 people has been almost eli
tirely built of papier-mache, which can
be supplied at cost little above that
of plaster. 1t can be made to initiate
the finest marble, as it takes polish
superior to slate.
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Governor Ordway of Dakota saws
100000 emigrants entered that terri
tory this year. He thinks the popu-
latlon OF Southern Dakota amounts 70
l9y'ooo' and he is confident that it
will soon be admitted as a State.
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England and great probability of civil
war in Ireland.
The jail at Portland, Or, is filled to
repletion with offenders whose offens-
es range from petty larceny to muir
der.
Something new in muffs, more fan
ciful than useful, is a cunningly de-
vised birds nest, the interior and the
outer edge Of ficelle lace, representing
hay or straw. In the center the heads
Of tiny birds are visible.
The guests at BARONESS Burdett-
Coutts' first garden party were treat
ed to sight of the smallest pony in
the world-Lady Jumbo. The tiny
creature, which looks like thorough
bred race-horse seen through the
wrong end of an opera-glass, stands
thirteen inches high and is five years
old.
Japan is promised constitutional
government at the end of eight years.
By way of preparation for that event,
the Japanese minister at Berlin has
been instructed to make careful
study Of the Prussian system OF gov
eminent, which is likely to be the one
chosen as a model.
Explaining his defeat: "The rsa-
son you were not elected, my dear,
was because you did not look at the
new moon over your left shoulder"
said the saperstitious vito of de-
feated Austin candidate to her hus.
band. That's all you know about
American politics. might have got
down on all-fours and looked back
wards between my legs at the moon
for two solid hours, and it would not
have done me any good. ought to
have chartered another saloon and
hired a man to stuff tho ballot box
= Texas Siftings.
The Duke of Galleira is a singular
young man. He is village school
master in Nice and has been for years.
When he was twenty he left life of
luxury behind him and entered upon
this humble calling. His father, who
was worth 300,0OO,O00 francs, let him
have his way, but sent him every year
100000 franc, which he forwarded to
France to BIO expended for the poor.
When his father died he refused his
inheritance and kept on teaching
school, leaving the paternal millions
in charge of the Dowager duchess of
Galleria, who has just signalizad her.
self by giving away two magnificent
estates to the pope.
According to eminent medical testi-
mony the Yankee race is dying out
though the good people of Province
town, Mass, have just been celebrat-
ing the two hundred and sixty-second
anniversary of the arrival of the Pu-
ritans in their harbor. We desire,
however, to call the attention of des-
pairing scientists to the fact that an
American woman has just died in
Georgia who in life had given birth to
forty-five children, having borne trip
lets six times. The effete despots of
Europe who have been chuckling over
medical prophecies may now grind
their few remaining teeth over the
model mothers labor of love.
The Pope has been for some time
past becoming more and more gloom
lily preoccupied by the general signs
Of the times in Europe Those near
his person affirm that he has recently
written autograph letters to many SOW
rpIUnS nrUiun fhap, to 20 II, oil -,
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No clergyman is eligible to a seat
in the British House IF Commons.