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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-26
One of the StranPest Grimes of the Age
Recalled
Charles f. Freeman, tie Religious Lunodc
Of PocaSset, Mass. Declared Sane
Jy The ASyhtm Authoritics
What tie Result Qt
NE TjiaI VIZ be-

~ tNt me Itfaut ~
tic Trial U'H be.
BosroS, April 1.-THE strangest crime
of the age is at length to be brought be-
fore the courts, four years after its com.
mission, for final judgment upon the
chief actor. Charles +. Freeman, the
religious fanatic OF Pocasset, who, in
May, 1879, slew his little daughter ms a
sacrifice to God, has been pronounced
sane by the asylum authorities, and a-
there is pending against him an indict.
ment for murder, the form Of trial
must now be gone through with. Free.
man is much the same man that he was
when he led the little community on
Cape Cod into fanaticism 30 rank and
Wild that he was sustained and defend
ed by scores Of his neighbors in the
dreadful crime he committed. He.
however, has lost something Of his ar.
roeance, and his religious belief is en-.
tirely overturned. Indeed. he i, fast
tending TO infdelism He now say.
that he was instiRated by the devil to
kill his little daughter, and not inspired
by God. The circumstances Of the
tradgedy he claims to be unable to re-
call but he does not seem greatly over.
whelmed with remorse. Frequently
Of late Freeman has been allowed to
visit his wife, who joined with him in
prayer before the awful sacrifice, and
who held the light when he plunged the
knife into the heart OF their little daugh.
ter. Mrs, Freeman was not long kept
in confinement For two or thre years
she has been earning living with her
needle for herself and the surviving
daughter in Lynn. She, too. has rc.
nounced the second advent delusion.
and feels more keenly than does her
husband the terrible manner Of her
chIld's deNth The religious history of
Pocas'ct since the trsdcedy, which has
made the name synonymous with mod.
ern fanaticism tho world over, has been
full Of interesting points. For a long
time the event remained blight upon
the whole village. Scores OF the Adycu.
lists sincerely expected to see the little
martyr rise from her coffin on the third
day, as had been prophesied by her eX
ecutioner. The failure of this promise
first shook their faith, but it was I.any
months before some Of the fauatical de.
lusions were dispelled, and even now
the breach between the old faction and
the hethodIsts Is not entirely healed
The spirit Of bitterness finds vent in
many heated theological argument
During the last two seasons, however,
summer 'oiourners have been bringing
a new and more wholesome life into the
strange but picturesque little village.
and the effect has already proved sani
tAry. Two justices Of the supreme court
have the case OF Freeman under advise.
meni, but it has not been decided what
disposition to make oft The attorney
general will bring the case to some
final settlement before the supreme
court at Rarnstable on May J. Free.
man will probably be acquitted on the
ground OF insanity or be allowed TO 20
on his own recognizance.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-26
wAsurxorox, D. c.. MAY Is. 's

" AEHINNIONI u u My To 10.
GESTLEuES-EIaving been n sufferer
for long time from nervous prostra.
tion and general debility, I was advised
TO try Hop Bitters. have taken one
bottle, and have been rapidly getting
better ever since, and | think is the
best medicine ever used. am now
gaining strength and appetite, which
was ell gone, and ! was in despair until
tried your Bitters. am now we'll,
able to go about and do my own. work.
Before taking Il, was completely pros'
trated. MRS. MARY STUART.
11gt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-26

tresses being much larger and more pro
fuse than in the life of the girl. These
statements deserve thought, and ap.
pear to be we'll grounded. Although 10
the latter one the story may be some.
what magnified.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-26
NeU Advertisements.
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE.
Spring term bsgint hpfil 9 1893

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tiut. HrHithiul Ipt- Di tuD rUtfs AfryEsn4 rsy..r
is open f. stu1ruu ui bath ssErs atld afrIs ts fI.
lowing 'Hufsss -Iu'y.
J Full Classical .purse of g.ur Yfars
q Full srieuth, C,urss Df Pour Irav
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"arh f,.lysIng rho fret 'va year. n tho -,.sr'.i
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HENRY Il Co., prop,.
q. fr#r. H' hsa 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
Looking Under the Bed,

Men have the habit of ridiculing
women because they look under the
bed every night before retiring for the
undesirable burglar. 1t is wrong. This
simple act on the part of our sisters,
wives and mothers in looking for that
which they do not want to find is, in
most cases, a harmless one, and is not
deserving of censure. Sometimes they
find something between the Stats and
the door bigger than a bedbug and
more dangerous than cobweb. This
was the experience of a woman in
Georgia who, while taking her accus-
toned peep, discovered two coored
men slowed away in that neighbour
hood. OF course she was not frighten-
ed, but she was so mad that she stirr-
ed up the whole village with her
screams, jumped out of n three-story
window, and, falling on policeman
who was sleeping in the doorway be-
| low, broke his neck, thereby causing a
vacancy in the corps. If this lady had
not kept up the time-honored custom
of looking under the bed there is nc
telling what crimes might have been
committed in that house by the two
men who were on duty while the po
liceman slept. BY all means let the
women look under the bed, and those
who are near-sighted should be fur
nished with opera glasses by the NUM-
cipal government, and thus be able tC
detect crime lurking in low places. -
| Washington Capital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
III Wasn't the MouSe.

Mrs. Jameson is a Brooklyn lady,
and she had very sore finger, caused,
| by sticking the wrong nail while lay.
ing carpets. She had procured the
finger of an old kid glove and used it
for finger-stall. Thereby hangs a
tale.
While cleaning house the other day
she disturbed mouse and it ran into
one of the bureau draws which was
lying on the floor. Mrs. Jameson is
not a timid woman by any means, but
woman-like, she called for her hus-
band. He was shaving himself and he
came in with his face covered with
lather.
{" Smatter?n he asked, with his
mouth full Of soap.
There's mouse in that drawer and
| want you TO help me kill it," she
answered
Mr.. Jameson ism t at all fond of mice
and he'd rather 90 without them than
pay an eXorbitant rate for them, but he
didn't want to appear afraid, so he went
out into the kitchen and procured little
Tommy's baseball bat. He climed up
on top of the bureau, and told Mrs. j.
to fetch on her mice"
'I'll lift the clothes out" she said,
land when the mouse jumps you squash
him.
She grabbed the clothes out one by
one, and finally Jameson saw the
mouse jump. Then he struck at it,
upset the bureau and went through the
looking:glass, while Mrs. j. went into
the kitchen to howl.
They don't commune at the same
table now, for what Jameson mistook
for the mouse was the tinger-stall on
Mrs. j. S finger. -NelO York World
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18

she answered, turning up quick face:
Eyes, there's the better country
The better country had seized strong
ly on her imagination.
"Oh. that amt for nobody but re-
ligious folks, and they've got to die on
the square TO git in. That's nowhere
for me-"
"Grandma Lane said there's better
country for all who come TO Him.
Seems to me we're gittin' swamped
Sylvie Don't YOU feel as ii you was
settin in water?''
Yes" and with quick perception:
''It's the run! It's over the banksr'
''And we're hiyed here on the low
side, with an arm of the stream 'twixt
us and the bluff? was so drunk for
got! .Oh, Lord, child, we're hcmmed
in by water!''
Sylvia began to cry fearfully Joe
fondled her and felt courageous. Hold
ing hands, they CROPPED rouhd the treei
such current washed their ankles,
they dared not venture far. Lightning
showed them they were in the midst of
a muddy sea, the voice of which filled
their ears.
Ii seemed hours before he got his
little girl above the gathering waves.
and hours again before his lax muscles
dragged him after her. They sat on a
sycamore limb, he gripping her to him
and watching the waves through flashes,
like two refugees from Noah's flood.
"What is it about your better coun-
try?n asked Joe.
owe look for better countryP'"
1t was long night. His child was
very heavy on his arm. They were |
both stupelied with chills, and Joe was
no wiser, no stronger, than Sylvie. He |
had weakened his flesh and suftened |
his courage, but he held on, and the
strong desire to have his child cleared
the mists of drink away.
"Wake up. girlie"' begged Joe, under
his wing. ''Fraid this boiler trunk is |
going to be swept off! Did We say We
didn't like your good-for-nothin' father?
Liked himr' corrected Sylvie, cling
ing feebly.
Lord bless my little un' and look at
mein
A twist-a crack The run was flow
ing like mill-dam.
These two were alone-far from help. |
People were housed and happy, in
towns and farmhouses, sleeping under
the wing of the good God, who keeps
all His.
"What is it ag'in. girlie?n breathed
joe
ave look for a better
Then the world came to an end to
these two When breaking timber,
cold, fast water, bruising logs confused
their battling souls, Joe kept tight hold
Of his little girl. He struck out for sup
port, but could not she-was whirled
and blinded 1t was not for long,
though.
For presently, still clasped to one
another, they floated down stream and
INTO better country. MARY Hdrtwet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
Solitude.
81 ELLA WHEELED

BY ELLA " HEEIEh
Laugh and the world laughs with you;
Weep, and you weep alone.
For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth,
But has trouble eEongh Of its own.
Sing and the hills win answer;
Sigh. il Is lost on the air,
The echoes bound to joyful sound.
Bnt shrink from yoicing care.
Rejoice, and men will seek you;
Grieve. and they turn to 90,
They want fnli measure Of all your pleasure.
But they do not need your woe.
BE glad and yonr friends are many;
BE sad aud you lose them all -
There arc none to decline your nectared
wine.
But alone you must drink life gall
Feast. and your halls are crowded;
Fast aud the world goes by,
Succeed and give. AVID Il helps you live
But no man can help you 10 die
There IL room in the hails Of pleasure
For large and lovely train,
Bat one by one we must all Gle on
Through the narrow aislcs Of pain
Al ms ~ WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
How the Revolutionary Heroes Cele-
brated Peace.

Although the first formal celebration
was to commence at II O'Clock with
prayer. an anthem of praise accom-
panied by the band, and followed by
three laundering huzzas, the excited
soldiers could not wait till then, but
ushered in the day with firing of guns
and shouts and songs till hill and valley
rang again. Heath says that the effect
was grand when the army with excited
voices Numbered forth the anthem
Independence, by Billings:
The states, O Lord. with songs Of praise
Shall in Thy strength rejoice;
And blest with Thy salvation, raise
To heaven their cheerful voice"
Aud from plain and hiIl-top, field
and forest, there rose strong and great
against the sky:
| "And All the continent shall ring,
Down with this earthly king;
No king but God !"
When night came the piles of COM
| bustible materials that had been heaped
on the SUBMITS of Berean mountains
/ the Storm King to signal the advance
of the enemy were lighted up, not 10
herald the approach of the foe, but
blazed from their lofty tops ike great
| altar fires to the God of Peace. - T.
Hcadleg, ia Hagper'S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
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TOWN 3, RANGE, 3--poToSI.

TT IDE ~ anu II IL
of 81 ............ james Jamison 70
VILLAGE OF VAN QUEENSTOWN ?.
RANGE g.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
Unredemed Lands
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED.
OFFICIALLY
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. !
LANCASTER Grant Co., Wis
August. 18th. 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following des-
cribed lands. and village and CITY lots in the
County OF Grant and State o. Wisconsin. were
sold by the Treasurer OF said County on the nth
day Of May, 1881, for the delinquent taxes of 1880
The amount set opposite each tract of land
village or city lot, is the amount Of tax interest
and charges, due thereon, computed up to the
last day OF redemption.
Now. therefore. unless the taxes and charges
are paid the following described tracts of land
village and city lots or before the fifth day OF
May, A. ID. 1884, the same viii be conveyed by tax
deed to the purchasers, according to the pro-
visions of law.
ABBREyIATIoNs.-e, east: ne northeast: Sc
southeast; W, west: NV, northwest; sw south
west n, north; <, south; CON- commencing; beg.
beginning; run, running; nc. acre; blk block;
sec, section; IT, feet; I'd, rods; ks. links; chs,
chains; adm. addition; pit, part; adj, adjoining;
contg, containing; ex, except: und undivided:
cor, corner: fracl, fractional; 3D. bounded; tn,
thence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18

Muslin full of stifening matter is said
TO bleach butter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-10-18
GEvERAL IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
Cassviile. Oct. 3 1881

yJ1AKEN UP-Hoes
BY the subscriber on lands occupied by Z.
Crapp in section II. range 3. town OF Potosi. II
head Of Hogs, all of which have slit in the left
ear Three of which are white the balance
black and white spotted. Also one spotted hog
with no slit in ear. The owner is requested to
call, pay charges, prove property and take said
estrays away f. CRAPP.
32w4 Potosi, Wis.
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G O z @ d O N T ,
~ garAaAH
Cine beriibmte Srau pbue gissI!
tgus bent .9oiton GIobe.1

:
0errrr Nesatteure!
Sas ObiSe lit elm sntes Bib pon 5rau 2pbia 6.
Etnt5an aus 9pnn, Gaaii, Bic IN br als irsenS cine
GnSere 6rai'n 8abrleit ben yamen Ser .Srauens
IreanSin" ben piele ibrer Gorreippnbentnnem ibr
10 serne bei.egen, perSient. Sic pibmet fit nit
benz sr0bten eifer ibrer Mrbeit, pelde Iettere bas
@eisltat zines IebensIdnsIi9en Stnbiums lit, unS
1T seiwansem feds aiiftentinnen fib ;u baItcn
Die ibr beIfen bic aus9ebreitete eorrefponbens,
wel9e pon allen Seiten ibr sutebt anb pon benen
cine ieslide ib<e ipesieae 2eibenslaft oSer ibre
Sreube bauon befrct sa iein, tanbgiebt, ;u beant>
porten. Sbre qfan;en graparation 1T elm SeiIz
initteI fir suite unS ni3t firbSfe Spede. Sd babe
Petlentt9 o.es 9asgetunSsn nno bin pon ber gSabrt
belt eeilen mas i9 idge, dber3eugt.
Begen tejerpohlbepieienen Giseni6aften ipirb
ne pon ben beisen Mertten bes 2ailbes empfob[en
mno peri9rieben. .-einer .pon bieien faet: rGie
Birtufig TT wunoerbar nrb erfpart picles 2eiben.
Stefnrtrt pouitdnbig bic 9Imnite Dirt IuttcrIeibs
Mbfalen, Seacorree, nnregelmdbige unb fdbmer,s
itd,e monatlid5e &einignn9, iese @ft Samensaranfs
SIutabInf ie6e &rt geriesns % anS BE SSraaf foI.
eemoen &iidenmartbe idiperben, nnS III befonbers
antpensbar sur Belt bes 2ebenswedfeIs.1
nh isssssa Tssi. sss msn@aen
Kraft elm. S9pd9e, Bldbfu6t, 9raag mad @ei,s
mltteln nno ylageni9Ipdde tuirb ieber;cit babard
abgebolten sic MISUNDERSTANDING Sopfi9mers
s-esl. ~stgeHf uABtiHttHc 0pIVtf1u)iDaDe,
SblaiioGgteit, Abmattrng nnS llnperhaulidbfeit.
Jenes 9eiabt ogan;ltder Grfa5pfung, ipeldes
S4mersen unb @idenIeiben sur Sotee Fat, lit ftets
pcaitdnbis poriiber mad Oebrau9 bieies Seilmits
tels. Se6ercit nn6 inter auen tlmjtdntcii 1T bic
Blffuug IN uonfdnbigem lie ebereinfommen hit benz
rem petblden aorperinftem anterIiegenben 0eiet.
Der Yrei5 nur 81. a 5Iaide, IS. fir Tiaidbet,
iinb iptrb pon allen Mpotbcfern perfauft. sSraenS
pel9er @atb fir fpe3eue Sdae, unb bic Nanfesi por
Bielen Bite bnrt AniDenbniig ber gHansen Miftbuna
wie6er poudnbig hergeiteut rporben, tann man non
Mrs. " inibrer Hrigat saSreiie, 2pnr, Taf, erbaIs
ten. Wan fige 9ofmarte sur 8eantiuotfuna Bel.
gegen Hieren 9ef9per6eft Bel beiben UeS4Ieds
tern tE bieie NifGung nnibertreffbar ME saIls
rei4e SengniiIe beweifen.
Mrs. PinfIan's 2eber giGen,a faat elm gorres
iponbent niinb bic beften in ber aelt ais SeiIritteI
aeQen Beritopfung, @alIenbef1merben iinb 2cbcr
gritarrung. Sbr Blut Netniger brinot @utz
berin Berfe unb t9 sIueiFe nidf ipirb baib ebcmio
ration"
Gin SeSer mns tiefc Sran oIs einen o;naten
enget anfeben, beren ein;iser @unid ii InSeren
gut III tbtin.
philadelphia, ga. w mrs. q. 81. o.
HzN2AaG zaA
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fdcrtisgaas :plet.

= Inter ben gem0bnli6en 2ei6en,
ipel6e tdglicb iDr @ri6einen MAIDEN,
nimmt llnoerbauli6feit ben 26lpenanz
tbeil fir fi6 lit Qlnipru6. Sauienbe
leiben an SDspeplia unb Sauienbe
ipiirben gebeilt, tpenn lie BEL 3eiten 81
eincm li6eren Wittel, ,pie e5 Sr. Nu.
&6nig's 9a burger Sropfe II
finb, ereifen tpiirbsn. lleber Sic g8ir=
flung Der 9amburger Sropfen Bel urs
beroauli6feit ibrei6t 9err Sobn 6is
fGer, SO 2emom=StraBe, Buffalo, 81.
g., wie folgt: sd ielblt erprOpte Die
9yirfuns oer 9amburgcr Sropfen.
9ta6bem i'd fiir mein Magenleiben aIs
leg Moglibe angeiuanbt bate, UNI cine
9eilung gu erSielen, jebod obne allen
grfolg, fam i6 an bie Sropfen. Sic
tbaten mir re6t CUTE 9tenite, oenn
mein Mppetit febrte suriid unO iebt Be-
finbe i'd mid wieoer gang pObl."
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Correspondent. Sefferlon. 3um all=
gemeinen SogesgeIprd6 linierer 8iirgel
gebDrt cine Mufregung, Die mir, offer
aeitanben, BON gansem Sersen leib tbut
Ndmli6: Der bieiige &aufmann (Tur:
nilbing Gopbs & glotbing Mer9ant)
gtamens Daoib Surf bat am Z. 3. nit
8erbinoli6feiten BON mebr als $2S, ,OOC
Die 3aDluagen eingelteilt. 0ie 9(ctiDo
belaufen lib auf na6e5u $4,000 Cine
@laubiger 8siialamlung Iollte oieIe,
5oge abge1alttn meroen, ipas iebod
bis 0ato ni6t geiDeben fonnte. -
6reunoe, Die nit Ben Nngelegenbeiten
bet Sirlna bertraut lin6, f1reiben oaa
JaliIlement bem gen,iiben, bas @eI0dfi
ilbcr bic inn sur gerfiigums fcbenoen
Mtlttel binals 81 pergr6Bern, uno AT
grober Nadli6t in getrcIf bes @reoitge=
bens su. Ser &iidtritt eiucs 6reun6es
-6reuilbe in Der Notb geben 10 in
ein 2ot6!-iol Sen Stur5 Ser SSirma
bei6leunist baben. slm II. d. eeger
s! llbr Nbenos, ipurber mir bon einem
gWig9in" "<5turm beimgeiu6t, Der segen
I Stunoe lang unaufbbrli6 ipiifbete :;
mir glaubten bem Meltrnterganse BON
Sepnarb slretino-einer Ser gr0Bten
NitronOmen beg IA. Sabrbunberts-
nabe al iein. Sn Der llmsegenb ion
Der tpiltbenoe 8af be0entenben Shabe1t
angeri6tet baben, Seiferion aber blieb,
nit gusnabme GINGER 3dune, gdnalib
perf6ont. Gin Snabe (farbiaer) int
9llier BON IA Sabren ertranf bieier Sage
in Der 8ap, als er Slide famgen"
tpollte. Sic 2eiGe nuroe erit am bar.
ouffolgen6en Gage aus Dem WaNer yge=
fiI6t" .-Gei6dft 1T siemli6 gut, bas
metter f66n. Grunoeigentbum 1T bier
beoellterb geifiegen; bies benefit, baB
uniere Staot i'm @a6Ien unb Gmpor=
bliiben aufs Neue begriffen 1T. Nd6=
itens inebr.
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Wsam peri6mme niht,

Den neuen Store Der .2one Star Sea
@OmpanD1, 402 gde bon 9ouiton uno
2oiopoitrabe SIT beiu6en. Mcn trifft
baielbit cine bollftdnbige Qlusuabl bon
feinem 9bee, 9affee, @elpiirsen, Gamis
lien=@roeeries unb propiiionen, ipie iie
in San slntonio mie befer gu finben
mar. 0ie preiIe finb berartia, baB iie
Sebermann 3ufrie6en fellen. Die Qua=
litdt fdmmtli6er @aaren fann ni9t
iibertrofen iuerben. 6einer Sbee unb
Gaffce lin6 cine Spesialitdt. Gafee
miro tdsli6 frii6 gebrannt unb gemab=
len am BlaBe ielbft. Se6ermamn fam
uniere &raft- -3aiieemiible por Dem Store
in Sbatisfeit ieben. 9lm Greitag ben
%. 1T unfer Store er0fnet iporben.
Selepbon berbinbung SO. 288. Wsam
erinnere li6 an 402, @de bon 9oufonz
uno 2oiODolirabe, seseniiber Nue. 6.
M6tungspoll
23,3- s. g. Saas.
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i'd was sslernt BABE. Sc iit mir neu=
lid selnn9en, ein Bib 3u malen, meldeS
bic 2eute belonpers dbuli6 finon, NIB
ba Bin id 70 frei, Sbnen cine gOpie su
i9iden. gic fcnnen bpd baS 8rdulein
SSali; Sie waren ia Nadbars finper 3u-
iammen, unb oa merben Sic am beIteu
teurtheilen fSnnen, cb iis 9etrrIfen 1T.
Sd bite Sic altd, lieter Serr Baron,
ididen fie fein e'clp iiir mid. 5eit Rem
Siloe BON Trdulein s(nna meiB id sar
ni6t, 100 aafansen Der lallter Seielluu=
gen, nnD id fam mir ieet mein grpb
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