The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-27
General Notes,

General Notes. ...
Mrs. Marion Ha,land writes to the st.
Louis obe-Dsmocrat in regard to her
last story, "Juditb." In so doing. she
breaks rule adhered to for thirty years
that she would not reply to critics.
She expresses regret that. her Havoritet
should have married a rascal, to die
wretchedly, but adds that the episode
was true history.
The paucity of marriages in Jamaica,
says Sir Anthony Muserave in his recent
official report on the con lition. of that
island. is much to be deplored. In
intimate connection" with the observa-
ton the Governor notes the TACT that
the annual proportion Of illigitimate
births is more than IS out Of every 100
born. 8. - -. . 49,
Will Carleton's first poem, ".Betsy and
Are Out" got into tho waste. basket OF
the Toledo Blade, to " hich paper it was
originally sent, but it was afterwards
fished out and published one day when
there happened to. be q scarcity of
Copy" All good things have to 60 in
TO the waste-basket in order to achieve
fame. All of Tennyson's poems are
placed in the waste basket and seasoned
before publication. - -
Philadelphia has Sunday Breakfast
[A1saciation which tiers in tile of,taaasts
every ENAd4Yt lnornln9,W Aralh lfl0lh aup
with q hearty bFc4k Inst, and then lafks
the gospel to- them y Il 81 vs.
Paris No. ssases wIitirs,tuaost 10
TT !. rob III mo had tssn
.eonyerteal III Gllristia MI, M ssne tof,e
|sdpcstsd e Eton. II MN Vim ll eeri aoaesllr
hifelIed he IN IN nit lor the: lpast
No Inflicted this III I.u lis'
ishment and alped hin. ~ ipcisenl
which Created q great nSation abous
forty years ago." e
clima& IN the announcements th1e TIN
young Indian, who had for a. loql 3l06
been lost sight of, has been iden1e T.
Sitting Bull. - - ss:.szs.s:'.* = ass:sss'
p sLifej LID its latest installm emit 81 lpt614
sionarv articles on "AmericatI Aaii {,
an American lie
man Who has very properly hid q
loan his pictures to the horde 81 lls1ef.
class sympath ze,s, who wish to disgrace
rour chosen city with q statue of Liberty,
which some misguided French persons,
thinking we took some pride in our
form of government, have, offered us.
What do we want with that: bronze eff
Egyf erwin what it: representa- or with
the compliment and sympathy it ex-
presses? Pah! If England, now, our dear
old mother country, whom we aristo-
Gratis are dreadfully sorry our grandfath-
ers thrashed-- England will only give
us q colossal image Of George III.-ah,
here is something we could and would
worship, gid and sing psalms to. IS
Hszsss xilegor;cal representation of fl16
Andw exclaimed the 81 1la
practical ideas, as hs1oek g
Ethesftist's work in clay. =
continuad "a young "a =
md sensible r. !
sl0ors in tll
|s ilpF otectea &
hsr essk =! /. RI =
her aces 3 - lI r. ~ FOR
Enh 6hest rs - north
Re the 7 hap like
|1myeelf with q t. Z Ii his crown
EelkhiS hair shof{ a Ii Ting Have
shlAe collar turIiU well under sfi1
[eArAksNad bury his G6ins In il, Il Eet lbs
! hek Hy IN the wind while his hair turns
.S6HE 70 the front lis eyes means bile
sENeds With an Rlare a1i1e Watches
The tlgacious headgear. my
fflapd 18th such mat riaf III this 81 81
might work out &c repreee Iltations 81 fhk,
h0ftll kind q effecfiV ely tllat 6ealle
people would wonder u Tho bald pot it-
selt y!eronot o. q lect t1e north winds