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0xsoNeoja.

The snf acss..eui Oh The n 4 u &C.
eurr~d Tuesday morning % bss ueek.
The passenger train dee in fsr,ss al
iGa IN. While near Rrush station.
about ninety miBes frosn BEAVER. wAs
thrown from the track by a ss,ssirasy
steer which sas the lat u q herd az
cattle to s~Ave the rails. ami aaes DC
had cIear~i Of the grade aud ~hen
the engineer had greatly decreased BIT.
speed. turned square around in = con.
,rAry direction and again covered the
track. Had the train be.n running ~
q fair rate Of rpeed the .topid bovine
would have bsen ,n~sei clear of The
rail-, but rs 1t ma. moving slowly the
animal wss drawn under the wheel..
and tire engine aud zIno~, al! the
train thrown from the track. No
damage xas done to the train or pas.
ensen. bu, the engineer and fireman
we're both injured. though mol, serious
ly. A telegram announced the asci-
dent 10 the officials IN Denver soon
afterwarl, and a special train Ma scn.
IA To the scene OF the accident The
passengers were transferred tn ,hi.
train and arrived in Denver a, 5
O'Clock p. m.
ANOTHER ONE
Last Friday night as the express.
from Red Cloud To Denver VAS run
ming a, = fair rate of speed. ami had
reached a point between lndiano.a
and Culhertson the track suddenly
gave way and the engine and six cars
were precipitatei into the ditch. The
Pullman sleeper wss the only car of
the whole train Of seven ears that did
not leave the rails. The acciden, Was
caused by n wsshout, and j, seems
miraculous that no one was seriously
injured. Conductor Crosby. who Wa.
in change Of the train hal q narrow
escape. ~ a piece Of railroad iron was
driven with great force up through
the floor Of the car within a few inches
Of where he was standing. A wreck
ing train with Supt. Campbell aboard
was Immediately dispatched to the
scene of the wreck and the track was
soon cleared.
STILL ANOTHER.
The incoming freight train from the
west was wrecked At this place last
Sunday evening, but fortunately TO
one was hurt. A misplaced switch
between the eating house and the
depot threw the engine and four box
cars from the track and demolished
them. The train was slowing up To
stop when the accident occurred. Had
IT been under full Roadway the entire
train would doubtless have been
ditched. The engineer AMI fireman
escaped injury 10y leaping from the
engine rs the ponderous machine
turned ovcr into the ditch. The west
wari bound Passenger train was dc.
layed several hours on account of the
wreck.
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6eeting Of Republican Central
Committee.

There will be a meeting of the Web
ster County Republican Central Com
mittee at Red Cloud, Neb., on Satur-
day July 22d, 1882. at l o'clock p. m.
M. I. TuOuss Chr
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R0R AAlE.

500 :sva :r.s = Es. c!ss!. :lr--,ss
Farms. vasas.s 1e.s. property. Large
Livery ssi Fee. cs,n y..ss: ~rsa.e.as..s,
tsras - 81: purchaser. Cal GO 9: a..
dress. V. u. sTsoEl,
t5t Rel clecs. .sA.
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Al mall, win Le closed at the hours sbov'
stst.f. 06ee hour from : - m I. - n
Aossy Order oeiee hours from Z r. IN 10 : .. ~
Il. q. AcNfrf. y. ".
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smith Brothers announce sull an
other important reduction ia rate IT
interest on time loans. Snstphf aias
pr ca, asasai iai.r,S. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
s-tc1f
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Last Monday Messrs. Potter & FRS
bic presented we editor with a sack of
-four made from this years wheat.
The wheat from which the -four was
made turned out nearly 50 bushels per
acre, being winter wheat of the very
hest quality. Potter & Frisbie offer
this wheat for sale for seed at the very
reasonable price of $l-25 per b,shcl.
A sample is en- exebition At the CHIEF
Office, and all who have e it pro-
nouncc il the finest wheat that they
have seen in this country.
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Iha aAsS Thing Out.

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HEN0PHTITf.

Hmmophilia is very learned looking
word, and as it should do it bespeaks q
disease of which we know very little.
The malady which from time TO time SO
unhappily incapacitates H. r. H. Prince
Leopold, is one which most unprofes-
sional people think to be due to sono
abnormal condition of the skin. A per-
son who bleeds easily is said to have
only one skin in place of The proper
number, which it must puzzle many to
tell 1t is not, however, any such maj
formation, but what it is is much less
certain. Such persons bleed easily
from not only the skin when wounded,
but from the gums and mouth and nlu
cous membranes. They also bruisc
easily, and i'll the same way it is prob
able that the troubles in the joints from
which they suffer are to be explained
by supposing some slight injury to the
synovial membrane, and subsequent
escape of fluid to the cavity of the joint.
We do not know what is the malforma-
ton or disease which predisposes to
such an easy escape Of the blood from
its proper channels. The chemical oon-
stitution of the blood has been thought
by some to be at fault, the smaller
blood vessels by others; but no ehemi-
cal or microscspical Investigations that
have been conducted as yet have been
anything but contradictory, and there
fore have been without result One
curious fact, however. has been elected
from various observations that have
been made, and this is that it has been
hereditary to marked degree and that
it is transmitted along the male much
oftener than along the female line
British Medical journal.
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now BANK VOTES ARE MADE.

Every one may not know that the
Government money is printed on paper
made in Dalton, Massachusetts, town,
in a mill that had its origin in colonial
times. AS the grayish pulp passes be-
tween heavy iron rollers, bits of blue
and red silk thread are scattered over its
surface. From the pulp room to the
vault. where it is stored until shipped
to Washington, where it may be used
Immediately or remain In the vault for
years.
During the past year there was print
ed by the Government $46,000,000
worth of legal-tender notes, S68, 100000
of national-bank currency, $o7, 100000
of bonds, $3s, 100000 of silver certif-
Gates and 1854, 450,615 stamps for the
internal revenue. In the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving more than one
thousand persons are employed IN wet
ting, plate printing, examining, press
ing, numbering, separating, binding,
perforating and engraving. The bank
note plate and stamp dies are kept in
vaults that require three mems time a
quarter of an hour to open. All the
Presidents down to Garfield have been
portrayed on bank notes, and three
Vice-Presidents, twenty-four Secre-
taries of the Treasury, ten Secretaries
Of State, six Secretaries Of War, three
Postmaster Generals and Chief Justices
have been honored in the same way, be-
side twenty-six Senators and Repre-
sentatives and few other noted per-
sons in science and literature.
The highest denomination of legal
tenders is $4,000. The next is 5000,
and 81 900, $500, 500, $50, $40, so,
s.. 81. 81 follow The highest value in
national-bank notes is $1,000 The
printing of bank note requifes
TWENTY-FIVE or twenty-four days,
and during the process it passes
through the hands of fifty-two persons.
A woman in the counting department.
has counted for seventeen years and
never made mistake in that time
Providence Journal.
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Louisiana Purchase.
(III,)

During the next thirty-eight years
spain was III possession of Louisiana.
In tlle year 1890 an exchange of Ten
ito,ies was. effected, SPAN, in ofdel
D enlarge the dominions of one Of bef
oval princes, transferring to Franc,
he Province OF Louisiana in ex.
change for certain lands in Italy
The language Of the transfer is al
important factor in this investigation
His Catholic majesty" so says tn,
transfer. engages to retrocede t.
the French Republic, the Province Of
Louisiana, with the same extent whicl,
it now has in the hands of Spain, and
tchich ii had when France possessed
it. and such as it should be, according
to the treaties subsequently, made be
tween Spain and other states. : Was
language ever more explicit! This
does not lock like giving to Louisai a
the Pacific ocean Cor its western
bounda Y. Certainly as has heen
aptly remarked, ''no treaties entered
into by Spain could enlarge the ex-
tent Of louisiana" Certainly Spain
never relinquished more than she re-
ceived.
We now come to the acquisition Of
the Louisiana territory by the United
States. This was accomplished, We
all know, during Jeferson's admins
irttion. 1t is matter of history that
jefferson had no thought of securing
for the United States more territory
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Rirer ,galis yownaL
RATEs Of ADVERTISING.
- natle.s 10 &C per lIlle.

kan enough 70 give us the free navi-
CATION Of Of the Mississippi river. In
lis letter 81 February Ist. 1903, to
III. Dupont, he says: "phe country
which we wish to purchase isa barren
sand. six hunsred miles from east to
y$ss. and from thirty q forty and
'EsH miles from north to souts. /"
ouch being the case, Napoleon's prop
osition to sell Tho whole Province Of
Louisiana produced. as may wall DO
supposed great surprise to the Am
erican negotiators 10 Paris. for they
had only made efforts to procure
"cessions of New Gleans ana The
Floridas." Ttdnseending their au.
ghority, they accepted the Offer and
the purchase was effected on thr 30th
Of April, 1893. Now, tile vital qnes
lion just here is, What did We huyl
uoS large was the purchase! The
greatly, or, as we m y call it, tile bill
If sale, itself, will best answer the
question. After reeiting the third
article of the treaty of 1900, tile terri
tory thus retroceded to France was.
says the bill of sale, "ceded to the
United States, IN the name of the
French Republic. as fully and in the
same manner as it had been acquired
ny the Fench Republic, in virtue of
the above mentioned treaty with his
majesty" This, and nothing
more. mo other description of
boundaries, says Greenhow, "could
ever be obtained from the French
government. 1t was distinctly as
serted by Marbois, the negotiator of
the treaty on the part of Napoleon,
chat the Frenc!i never owned any pat
If North America west of the Ro, ky
Mountains. 1t is plain tn It "France
could not sell To the United States in
1903. more than she recovered from
Spain in 1s00.'
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"A meager vocabulary Will allow
only weak thinking, for the obstruct-
ed channel of utterauce prevents act
i've movements, and slight exercise
and consequent wrakness following OF
necessity ~. L. Pichara.
For Lunn's Register AMI Sails
bnry's Orthoepies 20 to Moodys drug
store. Ellsworth.
While visiting the Stifrat school
we saw fine map of North Amerie'
on one of the boards, drawn by pupil
OF the school.
Although we found the seats fait
to overlooking in tile FL Pdso yillag,
school, yet the pupils manifested al
admirable interest in theif work.
1t gives MS pleasure to be able to
report that Miss Henrietta Iyerson
practices The thorough work in phi.
nary arithmetic that she suggested al
the FL Paso Association should be
done.
Miss Matte Powers pronounces
the spelling lesson, in the primary
form. from the pupils states. This
seems to be good plan as 1t tends t,
produce neatness in tue cbildren's
work.
1t 50 happened that we were at
Jerusalem Corners school on the day
that the new books were Introduces
into the school. They now have
uniformity of text books and better
work is now possible.
-Arrangements for Joint Teach
ems ssocIation. TO he held in Rivef
calls, January 9th, 1888, have beer
q mpleted. The exercises will he
conducted jointly by the teachers Of
s.. Croix and Pierce counties. Pro
gram next week.
"A map of the territorial growth
Of the United States has recently been
introduced into SMlhton $ ans
Barnes u. S. Histories. in which th
grave error OF stating that the Ions
lana Purchase EXTENDED 10 Tie Pacllis
appears. The author OF the latter
work, in SPEAKING OF this map. says.
''The map of the With Epoch is bas~'
on the one in the United States Censu
of 1870" General L. A. Walker.
supt. of the Census of 1870, in speak.
ing of the map above referred To.
says: II am free 70 confess that niy in
diriduat Uiegs do not coincide there
mith." (See our article relating to
this purchase found in the JoURNAL OF
Dec. l4th.)
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THE GREET WAEL OF CHINA.

1t runs from a point ON the Gulf Of
Liantung, an arm Of the Gulfof Pechili
in Northeastern China, westerly to the
Yellow river, thence makes q great
bend to the south for nearly 100 miles,
and then runs to the northwest for sew
eral hundred miles to the Desert of Cobb.
It's length is variously estimated to be
from 1850 to 1900 miles. For the
most of this distance it runs through a
mountainous country, keeping on the
ridges, and winding over many of the
highest peaks. In some places it is
only formidable rampant, but most of
the way it is composed of lofty walls of
masonry and concrete, or impacted lime
and clay, from twelve to sixteen feet in
thickness, and from fifteen to thirty or
thirty-five feet in height. The top of
this wall is paved for hundreds of miles,
and crowned with crenallated battle
ments, and towers thirty to forty feet
high. In numerous places the wall
climbs such steep declivities that its
top ascends from height to height in
flights of granite steps. An army could
march on the top of the wall for weeks
and even months, moving in some places
ten men abreast.
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Answers,

No. 70. ARTICLE ", Section 81, Of
The Constitution of Wisconsin, as
amended by vote of the people a.
tie General Election, November 9th,
1881, reads as follows: Each membe
If the Legislature shall receive foI
lis services, for and during IL regula'
session, the sum of five hundred dol
lars, ten cents tor every mile he shall
travel in going to and returning from
the place of meeting OF the legisld
TIRE on the most usual route. In Case
# an extra session of the legislature,
no additional compensation shall b.
allowed to any member thereof, eithe,
Iirectly OF indirectly, except for mile
.ge, to be computed at the same rat
Is for regular session. No station
ny, newspapers, postage or other per
luisite, except the salary and niledg
hove provided shall be received
rom the state by any member of tts
legislature, for his services, or in am
Jther manner as such Il member"
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NOON.

Association called to order at 1880
P. NJ.
NJ Addie Everett was appointed
critic for the after noon. B Gilman,
w. J. Perry and Isabelle Rollln were
appointed committee OH resolutions.
Miss Rollin presented the subject
bf Penmanship to the Association in
IN able manner. The subject of
Geography was next taken up by JAS.
A. Glendenning, and he advanced
some worthy methods.
Map drawing taken in connection
with local Geography was discussed.
The subject of Advanced Reading
was presented by Alice L. Goodell,
after which the Association talked
Of the difficulties to be overcome in
schools.
Mr.. Jno. Moore discussed the sub
ject of the Teachers Contract. The
necessity of a contract was well con-
sIdered.
A good essay was read by Miss Nc
LaughlIn, entitled The Pupils Dream.
Mrs. Mclaughlin presented the SUBJ
iect Of Color Blindness. Rev. p. X.
Tones gave some good ideas in regard
TO Colo Blindness.
Tie following report of Committee
Oh Resolutions WAS read and adopted:
Reso5osd, That we as teachers tender
the people Of rrimbene village orr
thanks for their hospitality shown to
is while attending the Teachers As
sociation held at said village, Deem
Der l6th. 1852.
Tie following is list of those
present: Thos. K. Tabor, Vna Boards
ley, Nancy CorneliSon, 81, Addie Ev-
erett, Isabelle Rollin, Ella Sic ls,ugli-
lin. frankie Moore, Olive Mclaughlin,
Ida Tabor, Ida Moore, a. Coinelison,
w. Beddall, P. X. jones. A. j. Moore.
Q. Beddell, Jas. A. Glendenuing, Brr-
nard Gilman, Mrs. E. K. Tabof. Sry
more Cornelison. W. j. Perry, Alice
L. Goodell, Mrs. j. Ii. Mclaughlin.
A. RosBNBERGtR, Chairman.
ALICE f. GooDtII., Secretary.
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LEGEND or TIE rose.
IA. lady. list to my tale.

All lady. list to my tale:
was the summers faires5 pride,
The nightingsle's betrothsa bride;
In shira's bowers l spraug to birth
When love first lighted on the earth;
And then my pure, inodorons blossom.
Blooming on It's thorny tree,
Was snowy as its mothers bosom.
Rising from the emerald sea.
Young love, rambling through the wood,
Found me In my solitude,
Bright with dew and freshly blown,
And trembling TO the zephyr's signs.
But, as he stood and gazed upon
The living gem with raptured eyes,
1t CHANGED bee was busy there.
Searching for It's fragrant fare:
And, Cupid STOPPING, too, to sip,
The angry insect stung his lip
And gushing from the ambrosial cell,
One bright drop on my bosom fell
Weeping, to his mother ne
Told the tale OF treachery;
And she, her vengeful boy to please.
Strung his bow with captive bees;
But placed upon my slender stem
The poisoned sting she plucked from them
And none since that eventful morn
Has found flower without thorn.
Ytck'S Magazine
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Report Of tie Teachers Association held ia tie
49,. n. $3.50. n -. 1nnl.
Spain in 1900.

Report Of tie Teachers association held ia tie
vintage d Efim5als, December I6t. 1852.
Association called to order 10y Stlt.
Gosenierger.
JAS. a. Glendenning appointed CT tic
sor The forenoon, and Alice Z. G5oCell
secretary during tile session.
Statement of "a historical fact by
zach one present.
Mr. ~, j. Perry presented the sub.
ct OF FIRST lessons III Fractions,
,hoAing boss he would change tie
tnrm OF "a Traction. \ p.ofitaAie dis.
5assion followed.
After few rema Ks to the asocil-
don by the superintendent, N. Addie
Everett presented the subject Of letter
writing, showing that ntatness and
percision is very important IN writing
a legible letter, also that the average
business letter Should not contain
nore than three lines; the ide;t being
TO make it as blief us possible, and to
the point.
A discussion followed concerning
he proper Interpretation and there
fore the correct spelling of Triinbelle.
ihe best authority given was III favor
Of small and ending with the let
t@r e.
Critics report read. Adjourned
autil 1880 P. NJ.
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rHEK ruRNED A Ru1E.

Less than three months ago a wreck
of a man staggered into the office of
weekly paper in Eastern Michigan and
asked for money to buy whisky.
Strangely enough the publisher was an
old schoolmate. They were boys to-
gether. They were apprentices in the
same town. They worked side by side
as finished compositors. One had So
briefly and thrift the other had good
heart and an open hand. Twenty years
made the one rich and influential the
other drunkard who slept in the gut
ter as often as in bed. The one had
made use Of what God had given him,
but the other had deliberately made
himself wreck.
The meeting called up host of rec
elections, and the contrast between
their situations was so great that the
old drunkard was sobered as he realized
it. He was offered work, but he had
become too broken. The stick and the
rule were no longer for him. He was
offered temporary home, but he looked
at his rags and felt his shame for the
first time in months. When money was
handed him he waved it back and said i:
IT shall not want it. l ask, in the
anne OF olden days and as a fellow
craftsman, one little favor.
1T shall be granted"
when you know that I am dead then
turn rule for me and give me a single
line
The promise was made and the old
wreck foated out again on the current
OF Lie, borne here and there and feeling
that death was to be the end. Yesterday
a copy Of the weekly reached the Free
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RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER . 1882

Press with proof that the eontor rad
fulfilled his promise He had turned a
rule for the poor wreck, and had given
him line:
Died, September p, 1852, George White
That vas all, but in that line was
such a sermon as no man on earth could
deliver For every word there was q
year Of woe and degradation. Tor every
letter there we're tes.rs and heartaches.
and promises and failures. Detroit
Free Press.
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Two important propositions Viii con-
front tho Repubii an National Conn
m.ttee, at is meeting il New York on
the 18th prox. The first will hc the
adoption and promulgaton u p'ac-
tictble me bod for the rep, esetati ii
of the party in national conv. ntions
toy CongI essional districts; AID The
second will he the removal of Star
Route Dorsey as Secretary of the Com.
rnittee. The party has repud ated
both tile unit rule and Dorsey, aud tie
Committee can exercise no Disc elton
n either case.-EI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-28
Queries.

No. 81. viii some one who reaf s
be .'Ed. Col. please state through i
he cause. incidents and results of j.
Q. Adams's controversy with the
State of Georgia.
No. 80. Also relate two instances
Of state rightism by Anti-slayer1
states.