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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
EsavIng a Good Time.

New York Letter IN Boston Herald.
To buy their way 20 coolnesS Is easy FOR
rich folks, but the very poor must stay here
in New York and roast, W hlc the intermcdi-
ate thousands 10 the best they can with cheap
excursions These trips Of day are quite "a
Likely 10 be fatisuiug ana huItful rs restlil
and beneficial, not only 10 those who never
try 10 enjoy themselves without getting
drunk. but 10 the wcll-meaning maiority,
who work too hard at recreation Not ono
person in ten Of the multitudes at Concy
Island allows hma lf any rest there lie
tfamIn Mp and down the beach, asccnds oh
sciVator,es strains himself with lifting
machines, Wrcilchos his arms with unaccus.
TONED kinds OF Labor ia shooting CALLER
i,s, and kicks cramps into his legs
by violent attempts 10 swim. Who would
suppose that any sane man could bc induced
- So ing a heavy selge-hamIner for fun. 1t
was n Yankee who evolved that irrational
theory of amusement, and he was right. At
Conay Island among the catch-pea de-
vices, he gl.ly calls attention 10 machac,
which. when a blow Il struck on an uprighs
i"on bolt, records on scale the force of the
stroke. An almost constant succession Of
fools pay for the opportunity Of thus wasting
the strength. They DO il for cxclrse. Far
from IT, Those who need Che strenght OF mus
Gle are tho very ones who hack enough of IL
To make good show at the striking ma
chine and who DO not expose themselves TO
lidcuc by making puny efforts, whilo
hrawny fellows are tempted TO exhibit their
strength a six-f0Oter, with arms that bulgcd
his sleeves with lunches Of muscle ut every
lift Of the heavy hammer, and hand that
seemed capable Of leaving their impression
on the hard ash handle, was melted by the
s;.nctnt ~ manifestations Of admirution 10
I ,bor tremendously an entire hour. He was
streaming with pelHpiration when he got
through. ~ 4 h0d parted with more vitality
than q week Of sea Gir could restore
.Yuu must take n great deal Of exercise
remarked "to keep yourself 80 strong"
'DegoiTa, welt an aavil six days cvcTy
week" was the reply
And here he was on the seventh day aging
ont his ni,l,als for the chance to do more of
the hard striking by which he had earned
them. Could folly in diversion go fprtherf
Wen. y@s Not far of was merTy-go-
ro,nd. or carousal, which, in place Of smooth
" circliug wooden horses and other beasts
and seated boxes had boats that rolled and
tossed AS though in a chopping sea. PaSsen-
gers in them felt exactly as though riding on
actual wntcr ] was convinced OF ID, without
making personal test, by seeing that ter
minutes of the pleasure made many Of them
palpaby, retchingly scaSick.
That was their way of having COOL time
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
\ Soldiers Rights.

WatCrtown Courier.
y case that recently came before the
general land Office is Of great import
ancc 10 settlers. The ease arose where
soldier had filed his declaratory state
mcnt and Was absent q long time, dur
ing which another fled 4 prc-cmp;ion.
lived on the land and proved up. sub
seqcntiv the soldier came to settle. and
found them in npoSscsSion with his papers
all straight OH their face. Tie soldier
began contest, which being carried TO
Washington WAS decided in favor of the
soldier, the commissioner deciding that
he was entitled to rs many days 10 get
on his claim rs he had served ia the
army. and that pre-cmptor had no
rights over q soldiers fling until after
the expiration of rs many days as the
soldier had served. TIL, shows that
one who files !oyer soldiers dcclara-
tony does so at his peril
Hoo. c. G.. Williams. register Of the
land once in thi, city. wrote the com
missioner It Washington ii such de-
cisiou had teen made. IN reply tie
commissioner says no such decision has
been made by linn or the secretary Of
the interior; consequently, soldier Las
not rs many days rs hc served in the
army in which to perfect his filing after
the declaratoH statement has been
made. hut only six months.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
An Emneror's Fro,ic.

The man who said ''aguirrn, old natur," to
his s;ingy spirit, when forcing himself to part
with lis money, had an easier time OF IL after
all than ii somebody else had forced him to
doit. Fancy the internal "squiraling" OF the
victim OF imperial fun as pictured in the fol-
LOWING extract; "The late Emperor Nicholas,
Antocrat of all the Russias, the most iron
handed of modern times" it is said, ''held
one thing in particular aversion, viz, wealth
coupled with avarice lie was once travelling
with great dgnitary whom he had often
bant.re1 because Of stinginess.
az one Of the stages the carriage had to
undergo Suudry repairs, aud the gentlemen
went forward on foot. They came to spot
whore t,1 road was flooded to considerable
delth. The emperor called n road laborer
and asked him IL he would undertake to carry
Kim through the water.
"Why not. said the iaborer who took the
monarch on hts becl. and conveyed him safely
across.
"rhe emporer gave him couple CT gold
pieces. and whispered
"'Now. 20 ana fetch the other gentleman,
but when yoa bave got half way through the
water. stand still aud ask him how much no
intends TO give you
'The man did as he was told, stood still
with his living load, and inquired In the
! middle of the water how much he was tn get.
'''You rascalI' cried the miser; the other
| scntlaman paid for Us both. saw him. You
! impudent swinder! You shall not have an
other farthinsN
"What is he going to standf called out
the emperor
"'Nothing.
""rhen throw him into the waterr
"The la!lorer was about TO do So, but his
intended victim held on tighter, and or.
claimed:
al will give you three rouhlese
"'Ask three hundred, iiiterposed the en-
peror, laughing.
"Ani now began most comcal scene,
The terrified rider clung still more closely 10
| his bearer, whom the emperor, by his gest-
urcs, encouraged TO remain firm. Tho rage
aud terror depicted in the features Of the
mise, were indiscribably luaierous, the eii-
peror meanwhile urging him to come on.
"Weli, now, exclaimed the grand digni-
tary at last, carry me across. l will pay
yon when we get there
"Dont you trust hiInr called the emperor,
nearly cboked with laughter. Make him
pay at onccP
"Ow anxious traveller had, while hanging
over the water, TO bring cat his pocketbook
and hand 10 the couGtyman the three hun
lrsl roubles"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
Where Garfield Died.
New York Letter.


There are two cottages Which strangers in
riding along the beach road always ask TO ave
pointed ont One is Grants, and the other is
tho one in which Garfield died. about half a
mile further south, in the clahoriouelS iaSll-
ionable settlement called ElbcrOn. This has
not been occupied sincc by the family Of it5
owner, Francklyu, the tunard steamship
manager II is sail that they will never Use
II again on account OF the gloom with which
Gdr.icld'- suffering and death imbucd it, But
it is not thereby rendered yalaelc,S Frauck-
lyu owns the Elheron Eot"l close by aud tho
cottage is utilized for lodging guest, from
that establishment The chamber in which
The president died has hccn returni,hed and
there is really nothing about the house u
recall the tragedy No tlare is lcft Of the
bed nf the temporary railroad and the
yorauda railing, torn away tD permit of an
easy mgrcsss Tor the stratctcr, has been 50
neatly restored that no mark remains.
Elheron is a dismal looking place, by reason
Of the Queen Anne style Of the buildings, and
il il difficult TO conceive, wi:h the tragedy in
mind, how there can possibly be any saiety
there
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01

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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
who Killed Tecamsehi

Youths Companion.
In the campaign of 1886, Martin Van Buren,.
Of New York and Col Richard NJ. Johnson.
Of Kentucky, were the Democratic candidates
for president and vice-president. One OF
the Clearing questions Of the canvas was,
'"Who killed Tecumsehr' The friends OF
Johnson claimed that he charged up to the
great Indian leader, while surrounded by his
warriors, aud shot him dead.
The Wings, on the other hand. derided
Joonson's claim IL be the hero Of the battle,
and brought forward several claimants for
that honor. Among others WAS Col Skinner,
who had emigrated to Texas. The colonel
was pu. upon the western stump, to settle
the disputed question, and he did it in this
style:
"Fellercitizens,r said the colonel, with a
knowing look. II was at the battle where
Tecunisey was Killed. was commanded q
regiment there dill
"Im not gwine 10 say who did kill Tecum-
sey--l won't! But this lnuch will say, Te-
cumscy was killed by one of my pistols.
Gentlemen, ] leave 1t to your knowledge Of
human nature To say ii man would he apt
20 lend out his pistols on an occasion OF that
sort y
TO their credit, the ''boys" were not con-
vinced by that way Of putting the case.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
CONVERSATION.
MARY Riley smith. ]

She folded up the worn and rnended frock
Aud smoothed il tenderly upon her knec,
Then through the soft web Of a wee rel sOc8
She wovc the bright wool, rn,lsing Thought
fully.
"Cnn this be all, The great world Is 80 fair,
huapar for it's grct.D and pleasant ways,
A Cripple plisoned ih her restless chair
Looks from her window with "a wistfui gaze
"rrte fruits / cannot renei are rcd and sweet
The paths forbidden are both green and
wide;
O God! there is no boon to helpless feet q
So altogether sweet as paths denied.
Home is most fair; bright are my househoSd
fras. is
And children are gift without alloy;
But who would bound the field Of their Dc.
By the prim hedges of mere fireside joyi
II can bat weave a fair thread to and fro,
Making ffHil woof in Il laby's sock;
Into thc worlds sweet trmult would go,
AT lis strong gates my trembling hand
would knock"
Just then the children cams, the father too;
Their eager faces lit the twilight gloom
''Dear heaIt,n he whispered, as lie nearer
drew.
How sweet il is within this little room
God pats my strongest comfort here to
draw
W nrN tulfsl ~ great anu tutiiiipSb wills 1~~
dry
Your pure desire is my unerring law:
Tel me- dear one. who is 50 safe as
Home j. the pasture where my soul may
feed
This room a paradise has grown t. lie;
And only when, these patient feet shall lead
Can Il be home for these dear ones aud
me"
He touched with roverent hand the helpless
feet.
The children crowded close and kissed her
hair
"Onr mother il so good, und kind. and sweet,
There's not another Ike her anywhere"
Tho baby IN her low bed opened wide
The soft hlne flowers of her timid eyes,
And viewed the group about the cradle side
W,b smiles Of glad and innocent surprise
The mother drew the baby to her knee
Aud. smiling, said: THE stars shine soft
10 night;
Nv world /, fair: it's edges sweet to me-
And whatsoever is, dear Lord, is right.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
UNADULTERATID DEPRAVITY.
BOY Brothers from n Realistic PoiEt
OF Vicw---sample OF Pure Cussed-



ness.
peck's Sun.
No one can explain why it is that two
brothers Of the ages ranging from q to 10,
sometimes older on younger, seldom II ever
agree in their play or work around home,
but il i, true, and any one who has ever
watched t"p brothers has seen o sample of
pure. unaduitcra;cd c,Isspdncs, that is rarely
equa.itd. IN 81, their play tLoy never rglec,
ani ia their work around the house they en-
gaGc IN ,putcs and dis,cnsions, that 10 sec
tl.cm IN tho hottest part of the debate one
would swear iA, widening chasm between
them would never be L,ilgel Eut in this
you are mistaken, as probably in fifteen min
ute, they win le busily engaged in plunlcr-
in- the most Of q swarm of bumbehces, and
IN the excitement of the OCCASION they forget
Their differences. ana they become solid
pards once more lut why il il that
lrutheIs 90 not agree, rs do either of them
agree with the other boys OF the ncghbor-
hlol: Why IL il that they stand for half an
| hour and wrangle as to which shall saw and
which split tho wood, when probably ia fif-
teen minutes time both of them win I've over
IN a nci-hhors yard, helping another boy
saw and split his wood, 50 he can 20 fishing
and they VIII Worl, Ike beavers, and never
stop minute for words, ana you
would think To sec them there that
they were two of tho lOvmgcst little
! brothers that ever was. Why il il thar when
they buy dog or toy pistol, in ''snu"Es' as
ii We're, that over that particular article,
I Whatever u may be, there is lound 10 rise
/ clouds Of war and discussion. As N general
( thing, unless there is a worry wide difference
! between the agca Of two brothers, their
/ actions toward each other are q study, and
/ yon VIII nJtce that unless they are engaged
( In sport that brings 30 each an equal
! amount of pleasure, they VIII, in nine
/ cases oIt Of ten, soon be engaged in rendug
cach other, locks or knocking the second
/ crop Of teeth down their boyish nccls, and
1 in the next minnie they are loving little
brothers, to all appearances, who never had
/ n word on a blow between them. Their work
/ in tho garden, ot the wood-pla, or running
eIUnds, IS filed with nsmelo,s woos. unless
the scales are evenly balanced ana one has
exactly the same amount Of work 10 per-
form ~ the other, and whoever saw the worl,
laid ont before boys 80 the supreme sntisiac.
..ci 81 both, But thay viii go away and
help neghb9rs boy work, and both nearly
Kill themselves working, aud not "a word Of
complaint Will come from them.
Brothers are all right enough togetheI--if
they are SEPARATED by about 91) miles dis
tauco md ga h knows that the other has no
work y DO, and can play throu n The long
I summer hours, or go fishing, and in the win
ter live on tatfy and minco pie, hut when
they are togothcr they make il warm for thC
remainder Of the household.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
ssfcp!,cut t.irard'S VIII.

The following il al extract from the win of
Stephen Girard pertaining TO the conditions
imposed upon the trastGcs oi Grard college:
There are. however, som. restrictions,
which consider it NY duty tp prescribe, and
H. be amongst Others, conditions on which
my beqIcst for said college is made ard 70 bc
cuiuyul namely, Secondly. | en-
JON and require that no cccicsas;ic, mission
airy on minister, of any sect whatsoever shall
ever hold or exercise any station or duty
whatever in the said college; nor shall any
such person ever be admitted for any pul-
pose, or rs visitor. within the pre-
mi>cs appropriated 10 the purposes Of the
said college. In making this restriction,
d. not mean TO east any retiactiOn upon any
sect OF person, whatsoever; but, as there Is
such multitude Of scots. and such u diver
sty of opinion among th,m, desire 90 keep
the tauder minds Of the orphans who are 10
derive advantage from this bequcst free from
the excitement which ClaShiug doctrines and
SoCtarlan controversy are apt u produce.
Nv desire is that al tEe instruct Dis
and teachers in The college shall
take pains to instill into the minds of the scho-
aIs ia" purest principle, Of morality 50 that,
on their entrance into active life, they may,
from inclination and habit, cyince benovo-
lence towards their fellow creatures, and "A
love Of truth, Sobrety. ana industry, adopt
ing AT the same time sach religious tencts as
their maturcd reason may enable them to pre-
far
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
The Evil Eye.

ST James Gazette.
The Russians are great believers in the cvi
eve: and foreigners, on Russian children be
ing introduced 30 them, shclii beware Of
praisiug their beauty, OF Of showing for then
any of that admiration which, under like
circumstances would lie expected in western
Europe. 70 praise the child is to bcwitch it
81 bring it i'll lucl-to affect il, in short, viii
''the evil eye" Charms AMI incantation:
must then bc resortod 20, and III serious eases
the priest is called IN. BY humility anf
prayer The influence of the evil eye may b,
avcrtel; but il is desirable that the stranger
on seeing for the first time the children Of any
family be visiting, shall not allow himself 4
exclaim: "What pretty giil"' or 'What ;
fine b0y!'
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
Ark ansaw LimniE.s. 8.

VUIt I. ftViNI.
None but de po' deypise de rich
Dars one great disadvantage dat de right
black oman labors m'er. She can't blush
II amt de quickcs' motion man dats got de
mos energy. DE hose fly can zp aroun
faster den dc honey bee, lat he dean Las nigh
DO long.
Eben among dc animals kind eek Is rec
collected longer dan mean one. A dog may
forgit Il place whar somebody kicked him,
but he nebar for2its de place whar somebody
gin him piece Oh meat.
Deseyil in a mans face Il palmer dan DC
good. We sometimes see "A glass filed wild
water so clear dat il looks like dnr amt
nu.h'n' thar, but put rlIddy water IN de
Ealps Glass an its mighty plain.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
Hot Weather Directions.
New York Graphic.

Keep cool Wear cabbage leaf in your
hat. Garry sun untrlia. Don't walk on
ths sunny sile Of the street, Don't drink too
much ice water Ncr beer. Nor spirits.
Don't ovcrwork Don't worry. Knock on
busiH,s, in the heat of the day. Take
sponge baths every fow minutes. Get on
your 800 OO) yacht and run Up and down the
larbor. Lat your business slide, and retire
10 IL" cool, shady groves. Don't read pp;it-
ical editorials Never mind about the next
president. iut " on ice. Cultivate pcrspi.
ration. Sleep all sou can. Live in your
batE-roCm. IliIk uf the poor Never mind
charity, Lat think Of tLem in some COO.
place
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
AiF,y.Ca,chinx Pet Toad.

Cincinnati Enquirer.
Capt. John Flush, ~ the I.awrcnccburg
gas works, has pet toad that he has trained
to catch flies, and the little creature will coma
to him when be whistles and submit to bsiny
placed on a table where some attraction has
been placed foi fiies. This done, 1t willani,iss
an audience 10y the expert aud swift manncr
it will dispose Of these winged pests, jumping
at times several feet high end prosr'ding IL
tongue almost an inch in etioits 10 reach tta
prey The sight is curious one. and seams
10 greatly delight the toad The flies wers
not given time tn show how they enjoyed tl,>
t1arfp,inunce. y
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01

MciCitlfb iiiNcicT
AmnL Bolin Is q young man living in the
Suburbs, ard he is quite horseman. Tha
other day he went out to ride and his horxs
ran away: the saddle f.irt broke and Ainnai
and the saddle We're dumped in the rod.
while the horse went ahead at railroad speed.
In few moments Aplmi recovered sum
ciently to clutch at the saddle and sit up IN
the road. aud as he saw his horse going outof
sight, he brushed the dust out Of his eyes and
mouth, and spluttercd:
''Durn the luckl Am Ammi Bolip q ana
! not Ammi Bolini II l ann Amni holm,
have lost a horse, and II lam not Afpnli ID
In. 5s.s sao:sca q saAd'4 y
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
4 Modern Orpheus.
The .Inlyt

INt JNI,H
a scientific writer says that elf you play
on an accordion near an oyster, the biyalve
VIII open its she'll a young accordion
player, who has caused considerable profnn
ty df not insanity in this world concluded
20 Try the xieriment, and had not squeezed
mo,e than ha'i Of The Sweet By'and' Bye"
before the oyster not only opened its crusta.
ceous covering, but in lit OF anger, actual.
iy threw its shell at the head Of the player.
AND no woRderl ------
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
G Wanted Him 60 be satisfied.

New OrieaDs j ilnps- bcHiOr!aI
a Texas doctor lately presented his bin for
$50 To cured patient, whereupon tho man
took down his tiusty rifle, walked up to the
doctor, and in friendly accents said: "You
want goiD' off without settlement, was you
doctor! Idon't propose to owe no man
Dothin'. Here's n ten, which ! reckon IL
nhout the square thing Now, then, II you
amt satisfied, jist get yer weepon and come
around behind the Hill thar, so the old woman
wont get riled up, end we'li settle it.
don't want no man 10 60 way froci my
house dissatisfied, specially You, doc.n
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
BLACKSMITH HING.

q. Moir has opened blacksmith
shop on his farm, the sw or, .l-lll--11
where hC viii hr on hand ia attend IL
all work promptly. Plow work spe'
vjalty. New p!oNs made and old ones
repaired. 3~l1
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
The I;ettrr slargain.

'E'aw much did You pay for your Few
Tres. !" asked Mrs Smith. Eight cents
yard they asked 10 cents" 'Why," said
Mrs Smith, sit is just like miDe, isn't its
But dh better than you- They asked me
IS cents, and got it fer II cents. got or
ti.n-, xtf,,iO
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01
Hwy l.nil Lanl.-

Gail Hamilton tMiss Abigail Dodgel Is
described as n plain 5rowneyei lady of ths
most unpret"nding type.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-01

CuNGREsS meets next Monday and
begins il. winters business OF doing
nothing.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of u special eX-
ecutiOn issued from the Office Of the clerk
of the circuit court Of Iron county, Mis-
souri,. and to me. the undersigned sheriff,
directed, in favor of the State of MissOu-
ri. at the relation and to the use of James
BufOrd, collector of the revenue of Iron
county. Missouri. plaintiff. and against
Isaac Sprecher, F. w. Whitman Il Co..
and all unknown interested parties, de-
PENDANTS, bearing date January 9Th, 1888
and returnablc to April term. 1883. there.
of, l have levied upon and seized the
following described real estate and prop
erty, lying and being in Iron county,
Missouri, as the property of the above
named defendants, and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter
of section 81, township 81, range :, east;
And I will. on
Wednesday, April 18th. 1888.
at the east front door of the courthouse,
i'm the city of trenton, Iron county, Mis-
souri,. between the hours of 8 O'Clock A.
n. and ) O'Clock p. NJ. of that day, and
during the session of the circuit court.
sell, at prbiic ventlue. all the right. title.
claim, estate and property of the said de
PENDANTS. Of in and to the above described
real estate and property. for cash in hand !,
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said ex-
eclitiOn and costs.
WIN. A. FLETCHER. Sheriff.