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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

= gSir ertpdbnten bereits, baB elm
bcut'cb .amerifaniI6er Siirger 9tamens
G5t.el einen grDberen 9eitrag fit Die
i'm Min9!1e:ter su Mien Gerungliidte1t
gegeben babe, als Der 6itrei6iI6e aai=
ler uno 3ei6stag sulammen. Cine
gSlener 3eltung ma6t fOlgenbe Nnga=
ben iiber bielen ipObltbdtigen Mann:
9lm Sage na6 Der &ataltropbe ipenoete
Der I'M 6otel vStabt 6ranffurt" ippb=
nenoe 3err G6ttel fir bic Gerunsliid=
ten Die Summe bon 10000 f. Oils
er obcr ben gansen ltmfang ber &ata-
ltrop5e fennen gelernt bate, fiigte ct
oieier Spenoe nod 125,000 f. binsu.
6err GOttel bate fiir ben 9lbenD Ser
9ataliropbe cine 2oge i'm &inst9eater
befelit, uno mebrere Sreunoe iDllten
i'm Oabin besleiten. Cine fleine Ser
sOgerung mar eingetreten uno Die Ser
rem famen beim Sbeater an, als oallelbe
ln Tlammen itanO. ST.. G0ttel fam
i'm bobem Grabe erregt in iein 6otel
suriid. Ser Gebanfe, baB ct ein Opier
Der &ataitropbe hdtte iperoen fonnen,
iieB i'm ni6t sur Rube fommen nnb er
glaubte ieinem siinitisen Gei6id ni6t
in benerer gDeiie oanfen su fonnei1, ols
bur6 einen feinen &rdften angemelle=
men 8eitrag gu BEN 0ffentli6en Sanm=
lungen fit Die 9interbliebenen Der
Opfer. ST. Gottel lit ein geborener
Ibeinlanoer aus Iaden. uno ieet
etlpa 49 Sabre oft. 0fehrere Sabre
Iebteger in England uno 9lmerifa uno
ioll eln naturaliIirter Imerifaner iein;
ct itebt nit ben beiben 2dnoern nod
fortDdbrenb in se'6ditli6.n 8erbin=
ounsen. Sr. G0ttel iou lber ein be-
oeutenbes Serm0gen berfiigen, bod
nebmen feline getannten an, baB Die
Spenoe, mel6e ct BEN Gerungliidten
tpiomete. einen ni6t unbeoeutenbell
She'll ieiner Sitter reprdientiren biirfte.
ST. G6ttel bat ni9t eillmal oen Sant
oes 9elegirten oes @emeinberatbs ents
nebmen pollen, iuel9er gu oieiem3mede
i'm Sotel borIpra1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09
6 in 6 al m ann In Der
linter dbt.

tsm purt Elm leibenbes uno fdreenbes
Giuo mebrere Nahte Der Shlai asraubt
wures uEo Der Su Der nsbsr3eueung es.
lnnsts, oas Mre. Diuslcps SOOTHING
Sgrup esroee Der Nrtitel lsi, psllsn er fir
Oa5 3ino bsn6tbgts, taufts rineu 8crra!b
oaspn. WiS sr nod Sauis fam uub ieinsr
Srau baron Witthsiluns mahte, ,reiserte
lie (ih, pem Rinee pcn Dem Gefau1tsn su
perabrsihen, ba iie eins Nnbdreerin bsr
6omCupatbis mar. Die nd6Rs Naht
puros wiebsr italaHos perbraht. Mls Der
Sntsr an ndAlsn Gage nah 3auls fam,
Iano er oas &ino fdlsGter oIs js, unD pa
sr absrmals zine fdlafloi, Nad: beflrd'
tste, Deratretdte CT wabreno Ter QbnsItns
bsit lsinsr 6rau bem &inte cine ppriion
oss SYrup uno iaBte nidts bnpon. Die
Natt pasanf fhlisf GGss pobl uno Der
fleins SAreier srwahte am Worssn nit
bsitsrm WcEtt. Die Wutter war erfreut
iltsr ben slobtihsn wunberbaren sDsGle!
unp pbmotl ile lirt ,aerft beIeioiet fiultst
al5 lis QnftIdruns ertIslt. lsbts is BEN.
nod ZEN G5sbrah oes SYrups fort.
Shreienee 0iuber uno lhlaHOle Ndhte
fno ttr itbt unbsflnnt. Gtne ein,elue
prOts nit esm SYrup bet nod has Sci.
ben issss jsiuocs uno pas 8orurtte'l Der
Wuttsr bciIsst. Sn alien Ipotbsten ,u
babsn; 20 9ents Die Jlalhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

Wssbs Gilt &sss Sonic BE efGrSert bi
Berbauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09
8 c I a 8.

- Sn San Saba 45aB ltteB cine Bar
tie iun9e 2eute, bic ron einem Yale ,us
radfebrten, auf Yferbsbiete, bic Is Bier>
De pDr lid bertrieben. gllS bic Iiebe bic
@eiellid,ait bemerften, fsaGteten fe unp
lie6en bic Yferoe i'm Std, welde bon
ben iunsen Seuten in Yeldlas senummet
ipurben. Sim ndditen Gage ife0te li6
teraus, oaB Die Eferoe idnlntli9 in San
Saba Gpuntp seltOblen tparen.
= Sci Blano brannte cine orcBe
8aummollensin ab. IA galen lole
Baumpclle Slnsen babel serloren,
X Gin Teuer bra9 am 6. in @ainess
DtQe aus. Oailelte brad in DentprS
Iufticnslcfale aug unp sriff 70 raid un1
iid, baB mad IS Mfinuten baS ean3e
Weitern Sctsl in 8lammen itano. 9lu.
beroem brannten nod mebrere unbere
@ebduoe niecer unO ber san3c 8lcf ben
5dulern lit nebr rber tpeniser. Sin
peutider gdder 9eamen8 Otto S9miot
fam in ben Slammen UNI. Wan fano
bic ueberbleibiel beilelben neten benz
gadcfen liesen.
= Der farbige Wtoroer Wiiles Gbpnlpz
ion in grenbam icll am II. Tebruar sez
banSt merben.
= grnit Sdeip, elmer ber erlten Saul
leute in @ipoinss bat Selblmprb teaans
gen. Wan fanc feline 9.ide nit burdgez
i6nittener Seble ni6t iptit bonn @iienz
babnoeppt in Sempiteab. Sin blutisss
Wfeher lag baneben unb in rem Taiden
bes Eccfen murbe cine llbr, $40 gelu
unb periaieoene 9foten gefuuben.
Sn elarfSriile betraten smei frembe
5rauen Elm Saus uno ftablen aus cine,
acmHpoe 0elD uno SdmudieAen. Sr
elnem anbern Saule ei9ncten Iie Iid Slci
ber an, bic auf elmer Wai6leiue binser
uno entfernten li6 oann, pbne baB eia
Srur BON ibnen sefunoen wurpe.
~ Sin betrunfener Wtann in Dallas
feuerte cine Piftcie auf Der Strabe ab
Die &uscl brans ourd bic Tbir etne;
SauieS unO perrunoete ben 8artier
Sernbpn AM gein.
= @eprs Sblie6t, ein 99jdbriser
Wann. itarb in 6relsburs. St war iei
ner 3eIt Sclbat unter bem eriten Sea
pOlecn.
= Sn Ga Grange tpnrbe 1obn 9bnil
i'm Streit nit einem 6arbisen Nament
Starlins bon pieiem seidclen. Di
gbunoe 1T nidt sefdbrlid,
- Vet SalIetspi0e idpN,n 3lpei jung
2eute, Sbculta uuo Sermis, AMI 0leu
iubrstase. Die YiitOfe bes eritern sinl
nidt sleid los, wesbulb ct iie ientte. Sn
ielben augenblide aber entlub fd bi
WaIie unb Der S6uB tSbtete Sermis
- Der Ieras SclfSbcte" iAreibt
Sta6elbrabtiensen in einerStaot mit5O0C
Giumpbnern fonmt semiB nur in gren
bam Dor. Q8ir bemerfen, baB einis
Biirser ibre @infriepisunsen nit Studel
prabt per3iert haben unb Spar an Seiten
wesen ber belebteiten StraBen. gfid
nur baB man ii4 i'm Sunfel bic Sleice
all ben Stadeln 5erreiBeu fam, liuit be
gpri;bersebenDe aud @efabr li9 bic Oar
gu 3erfraeen pper ear ein 9tuse 5u pel
, lIeren.
r - Die Scultoner rSeras Oeutid
3situns" erwdbnt tines Raubanfalls %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

ieltit unp teridtet: Ireita9 Qbenb ,purbe
I'M Gartp unpeit 9modppille Der beut lde
Tarnter Srfnteiiter bonn GppreB ppn lnefs
rerea 0tesern Rterfa(len, bic ibm feline
Saaridaft unp Diperie Waaren abnab=
men. Ste brobten nit @etpalt unb 5err
$. muEte fid fGsen. llnieren beutiden
Tarmern Der llnlseseno icllte baS gut
WarnunS bieuen.
: 3ebn Ofeileu bon SDrne ereisnete
(id Elm I'm fad, BET benz elm Sinh perwun'
bet murbe. QSnt. Stanton mar in einent
Subriperf bon Suncticn 5uriidaefcmmen
unb Bate leinen 9fcprlrer im Wasen liez
gen lalien 5ein 6idbriser Scbn fano
benlel5en uno ipielte bantit. Cine dltere
Shmel lter mollte benz Snaben bic gBaffe
entreiBen, nobel lid oielel6e entluo ,tnb
Dem Mdo6en cine ldmere Wunoe in Der
gruit beitradte. Die 8ermunbete 1T
na4 g6rne sebradt pcrben.
= Sn Comfort fano ant NeujabrstaSe
elne Sbeaterporitellung itatt.
= Dem Stabttatb BON Iuitin lteet
eine Orbinan5 ppr, nad melder bic itdbti=
ide SdulO bis auf $15o,0o0 permehrt
lperoen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09
(Burtfsbuns fctst.
@insrpBartises unternet IL

Die sop BiAers Manufacturing Cont
pann iit cine cer srcBartislten @el4afts=
unternebmunsen in 9iodeiter. SIR Sop
fen=8itterS bat einen beiipieuoien Ser
fauf erreidt, cine Gbatiaae, iiber bic iid
fein WenI6 gu tuuncern braudt, oa Der
innere Wertb Dieier llnuer9lciAlideu We.
biSin ibr faft in ieoer 6unilie bes Cant
beS ginsans periduft bat Das SitterS
1T in ieper Suite uno iebem Palalt Elm
eln unentbebrlidler Sausirenno seiporoen.
= @raDbtc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

apprerim aitoae gspirne:
Q approrir,atcns~ ~9epinne aa $500 2.700
8 DO. 200 l,s00
% tg 100 9oe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

- Inter ben Seicen, pur6 welde bic
2ebenSseiiter nieper1ebriidt lperoen, linb
perbdrtete Sdmcrrbpbeu bic i6Iimmiten.
Narum milllt Ou lie ni6t linbern, warum
bic Sdmer5en nidt beieitigeu, ba bod
cine Yrpbe oer ANAKESIS, an aebSri,
ger Stelle ansewencet, idcn Seniist, ben
bcben Hertb oieleS SeilmittelS gu betba.
tiSen! eS ubt feline miloernbe gSirfuna,
iobalD Der meoicinii6e Snbalt an bern
Sit oeS 1eibenS lid erpei6t. Die ana.
feiiS 1T in allen Npotbeten su bateu
Preis 81 90. Brrbeu Irei. 6rafco suae.
ididt bura .. 0eeultaepter & gr., 30,
1916, Nep Yort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

- Gin id5nes @elidt ift elm gutter
Gmpfe9lunssbrief. 9tber mas 1T Elm
lhSne8 Ofunb, penn er iid gum Spre9=
en- Dfinet coer lddelt, menn bic 3dbne
ntdt rein nne sldnsenD linb. Tim bic
3abne meiB unb friid Su erbalten teoarf
es nur ether 6laI9e SOZODONT. Sc
braude BRO basielbe reselmdbis jeoen Sag.
NQe OrpDuiiten perfauien es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09
{ Detroit SSrea WreE Som Is, GQn J

KAt1tVH OEF1 Trgb VUiH TO. JRH
IeGbeilnsr Bros. BADEN Icsben ein gar.
loao Don aesos G)iit grss Ionic etboltfn.
Dieter Wrtifsl psrfaull Nh lsbr relts rnr
10 rnub es aud' 1ein, ssnn ss III o5ne 3ise!.
fel Der tsife Irtifsl lsiner 4rt, bsr je s;n>
ssfubrt ipuree, uno BAT nidt leines @ei.
hsn. ylur eas bette Material mtrb 3u
Tesbs Silt Gbas Sonic perpaupt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09
Nus @iScpnlin erhielten mir

- au6 Wiscpnlin erbielten mir fpl=
senbe intere6ante Diittbeiluns 5err
Heter gaienah, Bine Spllcp, Mlonrpe
50, Wisc., idreitt: Sd muB Sbnen
fnno tbun, oaB i'd lanse Sabre an gruit=
ff0mpfen selttten babe unb burd ben
@e6raud prn Or. slusuit S6niss
$ burger Bruftbee pcllitdns
Dig seljeilt wurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-09

-Wir eriu6en Die Samen Ser Sta6t
lbre misunderstanding BEL uns su ma
den; mir bieten 9tles mas in unlerer
Sran9e berlangt tperben mag. s.
S Spsfe & S0bne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
Eurder VIII Out.

New York, April 2l.-To-morrow' 5
Tribune will reproduce atfidavitS of
Adolph Rain, sometimes called
Abraham Levy, made in 1874, to the
effect that eX-Delegate Cannon tried in
1855 to induce him to murder Allmon
w. Babbitt, then Secretary Of Utah
Territory. These afidavits have been
in the possession of the Government at
Washington for years. Mr.. Merriam, as
2 member of Congress in 1874, intend
ed to use them in an effort to Gust Can
non from his seat but before he could
complete his plans the solid support of
the Democrats combined with that Of a
few Republicans, made the project i'm
practicable and it was postponed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23

The tendency Of business in New
York to the concentration in few
hands is seen even in the picture of law.
Great concerns like Martin & Smith
and the COulert Brothers are every
year getting larger share Of the whole
business OF the courts. In these vast
machines for litigation, individual quail
tiles Of the lawyer count for less. Re
suits are turned out l.y system. like the
parts Of a Waltnam or Elgin watch. If
you want to buy some law so to Al
mold & COnstabIe's as to Stewards fer 4
piece Of cloth, and the particular en-
ployee to whom your fortunes are in
trusted is Of about as little importance
personally, as would be the man behind
the counter in the dry goods establish
ment. A young lawyer of respectable
talents is assigned TO your cause. He
goes into court as the representative of
the firm. If law Ofone sort is needed,
it is supplied from the department Of
the establishment which attends to
matters of that sort g.; if law of another
sort, from another department. The
whole machine works quickly, smoothly
and effectively. The customer gets the
benefit OF the principles to division Of
labor and differentiation of functions,
and the two or three shrewd men who
have devised and constructed the ma
chine get rich. But the Young lawyer
who enters one OF those famous offices
with a view Of 'atnking Roadway in the
profession finds ont his mistake by the
time he reaches middle age and
is hopelpssly fixed in the mold of me
dio.rity. The future Of smart young
dry goods clerk i bright compared with
his
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
AESfr:..

VIENNA, April 2l.--The PreSse says
that intelligence from Odessa confirms
the reports of outrrges at Bata, which
are of the most horrible character. Two
thousand Jewish families were ruined,
and whole streets wrecked. The plum
dering lasted two days. The riots al
most assumed the character of strug-
gle for the humiliation of the Jews,
the assailants being peasants from the
neighborhood of the town. Hipolo,
near Odessa, was also surprised by peas
ants, presumably under the leadership
Of the Nihiiists. The houses of the Jews
were sacked and the town partly
burned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
\ pathetic Renaissance of the wa

\ pathetic Renaissance Of the war
came up before Congress few days so
in a short End simple pension bill, as
follows: "De it enacted, that the Sec
rotary of the Interior be, and he is here
I,y, authorized and directed to place on
the pension roll, subject to the pro
visions and limitations of the Pension
laws, the name of Mary Wade, of Get
tysburg, Pennsylvania, who was the
mother of Jennie Wade, who was
Killed while baking bread for The Union
soldiers, ard pay the said Mary Wade
a pension at the rate Of IS per uIo:.;h, to
begin from and after the passage &: this
Act, to continue during the wi ioWhood
Of the said Mary Wade. She having
been dependent for support on her said
daughter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
Big Machinery

The immense machinery for the
Eureka Consolidated new work is being
shipped from Palisade hitherward
There is one piece OF it that is likely to
be delayed there some time for lack of
adequate means Of transportation. The
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
MORNING APP E AL.

The gentlemen who have been put
forward! by the City Convention for
City Trustees we believe will receive
the support of a large portion of the
voters of this city. They are well and
f4vorabIy known.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23

piece referred to is the bed for the en-
CINE. It is all in one and weighs Six
teen tons 1t is now sidetracked at
Palisade and will have to remain there
until ear is constructed for the special
purpose of transporting it to Eureka.
At present it rests upon fiat car Of
twenty-ton's capacity, extending from
one end of it to the other.-Sentihd.
SeepIess nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
he remedy for YOU. For sale at Thax-
ter'%.
Shioh's Eitaizer is what YOU need
for constipation, loss Of appetite, dizzi
ness and ell symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For
sale at ThaXter's.
VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint ShiIoh's Nitalizcr is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at
ThaXter's.
That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
It. For sale at T'haNter's.
Group, Whooping cough and bronchi
It's Immediately relieved by Shjloh's
Cure. For sale at Thaxter',.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
In Front Of state Cal.:o! ru1Ning

ss5'~'9 sSgars3::f3 F.tEt<SE "s;...:s'zEe,s
OF :at:Ec<.' misses ana sl:iIhres,. slippers
ana ~nu5iH!s ct ,l.a Issic-i sis. 42i"si li'as."
innabis, ~ les. from taie principal Eastern
manufacturers. lsIcia uil b" %ois! y prices
co DEFY competition. Eseryso1y come
and examine @aoeia AMI Judge ioT your
scav Also nave just returned ETtsU
San Francisco VI iatre L EEsTc;i:a>esi . l'sfI"''
and gi,Ie srfc.sio,e a: Sam Francisco .Isafse
boots mad >!.te~ .st 2ie f'ss ST quality Af&2
i,zst reC-ise ti "a large invoice Of "a" ce'%-
1ras-s. EuEi'~ HHe Ercs'C.a al EiIE -sGHcfE
Common soGsse Eieef. Asa a s:sr+;. '"E%t-
teen OF gems. hay as;" Hc.stta's @S'Tin:.
hats os the iat2sa Sty h asa EEu".E qualify
and :. ftlI ;z-E.- OF $iT:s5s hats a. tl'S finest
quality. have ois naEsi a. larfsc sf&S.- az
.cesst~A. Boy'~ and SsItI.'" ct"tai"- sGsc
ftIrIi.siIr,. &oohS 'Essts I'm" :'g.i closing
ont. ;,.sas :, III i.2 eolE away a2s," whale
sale prices
Come :sns. <'xaEnine go IA arsl :fI't>;H 80
yoH-stises Ii. core sEurSiiu>3ui; Is y here.
Very EruIy Yours.
~. SllG.GaN.
E'EDpEs ETOH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-23
Assets. $94 7U22 ,911 8:


'SN,iS corporation. organized In lA43
for the purpose OF insuring lives, is CON
Quoted solely in the interest Of its policy holders
to whom in their collective capacity belong it's
entire assets. All the profits divided among
them and there are no stockholders to control
the Company, or to take any portion OF its sur
plus. The Company long since attained, and
now holds. the foremost place among Life lnSur
.lnec Institutions of the world. The magnitude
of its business proves that it enjoy he conf
dcnce OF the people Beyond and above all the
liabilities, computed by the New York legal
standard, it has a surplus fund exceeding Twelve
Millions of Dollars. The Company has paid TO
its policy holders:
Since its organization. ........ SI75.3G2353 81
Ant! during the year 1881 ........ ls.e41.IE9 az
PERSONS wishing to secure Legitimate and
Safe Life Insurance at Lowest Cost will find it to
their advantage to insure in the MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
reG- For further particulars apply to
j. g. kersey,
me- Agent for Carson City. Tey.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22
form, not drawing back the front. but

form, not drawing back the front. but
leaving it free and full, that is, without
any of the consumption contraction of
last year. The waist portion is perfect
hitting, but allowed to be comfortable,
In order to insure that grace of motion
that ease alone give In the cut of
the skirt graceful slope is given, not
only to the foundation, but to the trim
ming. whether it be in pieatings, puts,
or rutfies. In some costumes all three
styles Of decoration are combined; In
others, one or perhaps two may be
used. Skirts are still subject to the
fancy of the wearer, and may be plain,
slightly or deliberately garnished. On
plain goods, even On plaids and mix
lures, all manner of braids and pas
sementeries are placed, sometimes in
continuation of scroll or other pat
terms, and often in sets In srabesque,
floral, or other favored designs.
Cashmere robe dresses are either
handsomely embroidered or richly
trimmed with applique in charming
concelts of clothmoire, velvet, or
Arcadian velveteen, as these fabrics al
come IN the new colors and odd tones,
These figures are silk embroidered into
the goods, or have them outlined by
and secured beneath cord or braid
in either darker shade of the. SAME
color or in contrasting hue.-FdshioH
Journal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22
How Men Get Rich in Dakota.

Rufus Hatch, in the Hour, says: "a
few instances of wealth thus acquired
came under our notice directly, and
they are only examples of q thousand
more. Engineer No. l. who ran on
the New York Central railroad twenty.
seven years ago, was afterward an en-
gineer on the Michigan Central, and
FIVE years ago he went west to the
Northern Pacific, where he is now the
senior engineer that runs out of Fargo.
BY dint of industry and economy he
became the owner of 400 acres of land
adjacent to the last-ramed place,
which to-day will bring in cash SAC, 600
Hi has two sons who are the happy
owners of 600 acres of land. One son
is rising lawyer.
Engineer No. at Fargo owns four
houses; his income from his rents is
equal to that of q bank president in
the city of New York. These men
still ride in the cab every day,
holding the throttle of the "iron horse II
with 200 to 500 precious lives in their
charge.
A gentleman named Green, from
Canada, rented an improved farm oil
l 800 scfes in 1881, paying one-third Of
the profits as rent He Melted SIS. 000
as his portion for the season. This
year he bought an improved farm Of
5000 acres at $40 per acre, amounting
to $50, 900. He assured me that his
net profits this year would be $25. 600
He was offered So. 600 for the farm
after delivering the crop, and he
thought he could get Sc, 600 if he was
willing to sell.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22
SWeet-Minded Women.

So great is the influence of n sweet
minded woman on those around her
that it is almost boundless. 1t is to her
that friends come in seasons of sorrow
and sickness for help and comfort; one
soothing touch of her kindly hand
works wonders in the feverish child; a
few words let fall from her liIs in the
ear of sorrowing sister do much to
raise the load of grief that is bowling Its
victim down to the dust in anguish.
The husband CONES home worn out
with the pressure of business,
and feeling irritable with the world
in general; but when he enters the
cozy sitting-room, and sees the blaze
of the bright fire, and meets his wife's
smiling face, he succumbs in a moment
to the soothing influences which act as
the balm of Gilesd to his wounded
spirits, that are wearied with combat
ing with the stern realities of life. The
rough school-boy flies in a rage from
the taunts of his companions to find
solace in his mothers smiles; the little
one, full of grief with its own large
trouble, finds a heaven of rest on Its
mothers breast; and SO one might go
on with instance after instance of the
influence that sweet-minded woman
has in the social lie with which she is
connected. Beauty is an insignificant
power when compared with hers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22

trial referred to, felt abundant conf
dence himself, and he related on this
recent occasion, how he met Mr..
Smith, the owner of the Maid, and told
him he would beat her.
"But," said Mr.. Smith, 1--WE can trot
three heats better than 80"
$50 can !" said Dan.
1--WE can trot three heats better than
2lS."
so can l." said Dan.
I'VE can trot three heats in 2;16."
$50 can ]" said Dan.
The gentleman to whom Mace re-
lated the foregoing conversation casual
ly asked: "Why, Dan, how fast did
you ever drive Thorne?"
Dan impulsively replied: 81 drove
her mile just as fast as mile was
ever trotted in public, and the last half
in los"
The secret of decade was now more
fully out. Lady Thorne trotted trial
in 1870 in 2:10}, last half mile in l .O5
timed by two of the most experienced
men on the turf, both still in the flesh
and driven by man who now lacks
only two years of his three score
| Spirit of the Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22

THE October number of DEMoRE5T' S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE combines most
agreeably the useful and the entertain
ing, and contains vast amount of in
formation on variety of subjects.
''The Plantin Museum at Antwerp"
"a Trip to the West, ""Woman's Work
and Wages" and "Talks with Wom en-, "
by Jennie June, are all capital articles.
The Household Department is well
filled. the articles on "Home Art and
Home Comfort" and Glow to Treat
Our Doors" being especially good.
Mrs. Alexander's entertaining story,
"The Admiral's Ward" is continued,
and the shorter stories are excellent.
Current Topics" "The Fashions"
poems, and miscellaneous articles,
complete this interesting number. The
oil picture, "a Trial of Patience" is
quite gem, and the engravings are
admirable.