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Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
FARMING IN DAKOTA,

Yes, SIR" resumed the Dakota man
y u crowd of agriculturists seated
themselves around a little table-"yes
,r, we do things on rather Il sizabt
scale. We seen ii man on one OF ON
biz farms start out in the spring and
pillow turrow until fall. Then he
urnrd around and harvested back. We
nave some big farms up there, gentle
men. A friend of mine owned one on
which he had 10 give "A mortgage, and
the mortgage was due on one end before
they could get it recorded on the other
You see it was laid off III counties. -
There was II rumor OF astonishmrnt,
and the Dakota man continued
".luSt before lett home ! got u let
rer from man who lives III my or
rlaru, and it had been three weeks
getting to the dwellng-housc, although
/! had Travelled day and might. " " Dis
ial,rr> are pretty wide up there, ain t
thcy?" inquired one. Reasonably,
reasonably" replied the Dakota man
" And the worst Of il is it breaks up
families 20. Two years ago | saw Il
whole family prostratrd with grief
women yelling, children h"wling and
dogs barking. one of my men had his
ranp-truck packed cn seven four
mute teams, and h" was around bid
ding everybody g"od-byr,' Where
was he going" asked ii listener He
was going half way across the farm
0 feed the pigs replied tn" Dakota
man,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

A congressman speaking one day,
Got lame in his jaw, they do say,
With the ache he was 1OiIlng,
But II st. Jacobs Oiling,
He said was worth all his pay.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

-xOR sALE-A HOME-RAISED a.
H" horse, 8 years old, l4h hands AH
iI,b sound and gentle, dan color, black
'0ktIn nkIu, and tail, dark stripe down the, back,
lh,s hind feet. Fine sty lish driver, tr0ts In
w." ~ No record. Price $500. ELIAS LOF-
tsNI, on the New Castle road, four miles
I'M LA ~ harrington. in53t -eOd-ltw~
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NOrlCE-l HAVE FOX SALE, CLOV-
AN or, timothy, hungarian. orchard graas,
millet, lawn grass etc. have full line Of
garden seeds. have the agency for the sale
Of globe guanO, designed especially for Spring
crops. 1t Is claimed that a fair application 70.
this guano will double your crops. Seed po-
tatoes, rock, Liverpool and Ashton salt nice
Western oats, cracked corn. exc. Mil feed by
the ton or car load. | have some fine brands
of Western Aourtry 1t once and you will have
no other. JOHN PYLE, Southeast corner VI
Second and Orange streets. aplSdhwta
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NOTICES SHARES OF NEW STOCK
~ have Just been issued by the Mechanics
Loan AS ociation. The Investment Is l,ying
over7 per cent. per annuin. Persons Owgihg
this stock and wishing to Withdraw at any
time, can do so and will receive at III" rate OF
per cent. on the same. Anyoue desruus uf
securing stock can do 80 by calling On ". J.
MORROW. Secretary. All frencL st. apl9tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

,,oR SALE-rHE Yacht, DOL. ~M. -.
Il. Norton, 2s feet long and 10 fl. beam,
49,, cabin and all complete. Can be seen
soVMI I, oVMIcI'ulIouvh's rolling mill wharf. Apply
a" a. HIN HIN MCLAUGHLIN, 9l4 East Seventh
s,rppt '""s
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
FOB MALE.

,xsALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL, NEW
cottage buildings, 7lth and Market st., 8
Ems mont porches, ,ffont, side and back yards,
ir,,s "rounds, dry cellars, hno view Of Della.
nss n.,s liver; all modern improvements; terms
v n.S Apply or sddress J. u. PICKE.S, or
%% H.fOULK, 1t W. ID. Picksls' Flour
S,arc Nh and king street. f%u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
EMt)V ED.
Voluntary Tributes OF Gratitude for
Rnnnflln RaCal lYld

Benefits Received.
DEAR SIR, Please allow me the privi.
legc of giving my testimony regarding the
wonderful curative properties of your nvalu
able medicine, Hunts Remedy. During the
past six or seven years have been q great
sufferer from kidney disease, and during a
great part of the time my suiferings have
,een 50 intense as to be indescribable. only
hose who have suffered by this dread dis.
ase know Of the awful backache, and pains
# all kinds, accompanied by great weak
hess and nervous prostration, loss of force
md ambition which invariably attend it.
lad all these troubles intensified, and was in
uch bad condition that could not get up
tut Of my chair except by putting my hand'
III my knees and almost rolling out before
could straighten up. tried the best doc
ors, and many kinds of medicine, but al
allied to help me, and experimental so lont
,ndeavoring to get cured that last spring .
vas in very poor shape, and in seeking TO-
'elief my attention was directed by a frient
% the remarkable cures of kidney diseases
,tc, which were being accomplished b,
Iunt's Remedy. | was induced to try it, ant
egan 10 take it, and very soon "limberet
Up" as it were; my severe backache, ant
.he intense pairs | had suffered so lonj
,peedily disappeared, notwithstanding hat
,een bothered with this complaint SO man,
years.
When I began to take Hunts Remedy
was considerably run down in my genera
health, and suffered also from loss of appe
lite. Ever since I have been taking tn
Remedy, however my improvement has heel
most marked; my former complaints, aches
pains, etc, have disappeared, and ! now fee
like my former self, hale, hearty, and soun(
in health. shall always keep Hunts Rem
edy with me, and would most earnestly rec
0mmrnd all those who are sufferers from
kidney or liver diseases, or diseases Of the
bladder or urinary organs t" use Hunts
Remedy, ard take no other.
Yours very truly,
HENRY II. SHELDON,
No. go Westminster St., Providence. X. |
"In the lexicon Of YOUTH etc, there Is NJ
'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

T,OR sALE-AN s ROOMED HOUSE,
h on high ground, and well located, near
y, ,,0yl0O feet, with private alley. sirst-class
irytlr nyt Apply at 92l French street. m-9-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

have for sale very rne lot of clover seed,
timothy seed, Hungarian seed and bird seed.
A full line Of garden seed selected with great
care onion seeds. | have the agency for the
sale of Globe iuanO which Is designed es-
pecially for corn, potatoes, vegetables Of all
kinds. 1t Is claimed that fair application
Of this Guan0 will double your crops. JOHN
PYLE, Second and Orange SITS. m27-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

,,nR SALE-THE GOOD WILL AMI
\ nx;lres VI a grocer store, now doing a
rHoI business. The store will also pc rented
a. leased for a number of years. Address T..
mn, vtlCC. hico'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
y EMONAL.

AyDIltE.-lHE TWELFTH ANNUAL
~ Meeting of the Central Loan Aasocia-
ton viii be held on Friday evening, My II,
at 7.3o O'Clock. at the o'tic, of the .,ecrtLary,
No. ~ Market street, ut which time the an
nual rep rt will be presented and officers
and Directors elected Attest:
m7.ht VIM. d. hAWkISS, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

SECOND HAND DEA h
\ bora, in good order, suitable fora huck
t-r I'm an Ire sceA at 5ll East Fourth street,
a"ny there or at AIS Taylor st. mS-3td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NrANI TED. - FlRSICLAHS CAi :
" ringc painter. A ply to KENT Iron
'NI a'uWare Co. ::lO-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

y,nR SALE OK RENT-ONh NEW
II len roomed house on Fourth above Van
BIlren. Appig to AL Jefferson street. a2o u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
Good Black Silks,

never so low as now, at Russell's Bee
Hive.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
1Ours very truly,
HENRY II. SHELDON,
No. go Westminster St., Providence. k.

"In the lexicon Of youth, etc, there Is NJ
such word as FuI." That lexicon Is now
found in the laboratory Of Hunts Kennedy.
II knows no such word as Fail,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NrANTEI'. "A GIRL OR MIDDLE.
w aged woman to assist in Kitchen at Il
Last Second street. mlOtf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
FOR RENT.

INyR htNi-BI THE IEAR Un SEA'
son. 2 new and deslrable9 room cottages,
BEAUTIFULLY located on the river front, at
peDnsgrove N. j. Inquire Of JOSEPH H..
AN, Az King street,or JAM rs $.
HANNAH. PennsgrOve, Nj. ml-c0d-lmA
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NVANTEp-A GIRL " ANTS A PLACE
w to assist with general hOuscwork in Il
''"aIi family. Apply AT 3o7 4. Eighth street
mlU-ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

|WANTED-A FIKST-GLASS COOK,
w at ll0l Jefferson street. No washing
" Ironing. ml0-2t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
Photographs

lteluced in prices. Fine re-touched
cabinets reduced from $500 per dozen
TO $500 per dozen. Card photographs
finely re-tOuched, reduced from $3.50
per dozen to Sl.50 per dozen. Il. G.
Holland. photographer, gallery 30:
M Mark OF utr..,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NGTItE-W J. FISHER, RE- l. rs
~ tate Agent, 6o2 SAipley street, ld' for
sale cheap, II large manufacturing property,
IN Front stree. East Of Poplar. Special at
tention given to collecting rcu.s. Eigh' years
experience. apl2.'ih
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

1,DR SALE-LOW. A SEWING MA
\ chine, good rs new. Apply at Sl2 West
tlnh street. my9-4t.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

NvDIlrL - We AM II unDEl
~ stood that We will not pay any bills
eAcelt by those in the family 50 CONTACTED
without 4 writtcn order from GEO. W. YER
NON 4 SONS
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11

w AN NIED--ItDA nDERS. a / 40 NJ ADl
w son street. with accommodations. m7'G
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
Seed Potatoes, Seed Potatoes,

Go to N. l.. Janney, 3C1 and 1903 King
street, for extra Maine Rosc, pure York
Rose, pure Burbank Potatoes--all pu re
stock for seed.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
NOTICE

NUTlCE.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO
~ left a diagonal coat with me about one
year ago, for the purpose of having 1t cleaned,
. hereby notified to come and get the same
Nithin 10 day, or 1t will he sold to Iay for
he wOr. done. Is. ROW.
mh-6tt No. AIS King rect.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
Sun and Rain.

Persons in wat1t of a good parasol Or
umbrella would do well to call at Mrs.
SIrangs Umbrella Store, at the corner
of Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
HnmmOnd,s Pain EradicatOr.

For catarrh, rheumatism and all
diseases that require external appli
cations. Sold by Taylor 81 Fullerton
302 King.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
TIN Roofing, Tin Roofing.

A. Chambers, No. 2l5 King street
practical tin roofer Thu roofing, gut,
terlng and spouting-all kinds Of ,jot
work promptly attended to- Roofs re-
paired and painted. Estimates fur.
nished when desired.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-06-14
RUNE AS PAUL SAW IT.
The Apostles Visit to the Eternal City
in the Year A. ID. 81

In 81 A. d. the lifelong wish of Pdul's
heart was to be gratifed. He was to
'see Rome" of which he claimed to be
a citizen, and he was to be judged by
that Cesar to whom he had appealed.
That Cesar was Nero. We may come
upon PauPs vessel, the corn snip, Castor
and Pollux, as it is passing, in the early
spring of the year 81, through the Straits
of Messina. Leaving the bright cone of
Stromboli on the left Paul makes a di-
rect run of $50 miles to Puteoli. We
know the view that burst upon the apos-
tie as he entered the Bay of Naples, and
made for the busy, thriving mart which
is now the sleepy and struggling Puzzu
oil. The Bay of Naples was the same,
but ,Vesuvius, was green and
smokeless, dotted with vine
yards and crowded with villages and
plantations. Pompeil and Herculaneum
stood far down the slope, thronged with
Roman villas and pleasure gardens.
Capr@e lay off the mainland, glittering
as you approached 1t, with the marble
palaces of Tiberius and the baths and
villas of his satellites. The apostle Paul
like Peter, like John, shortly afterwards,
must have passed along Neapoli to Pute
teoli. Built out into the blue waters on
marble piers and arches, as we can still
see them in the fading frescoes found at
Pompeii, stood Baje and Cum@,
haunts of splendor, vice, and luxury.
On the right, among the hills, and hard
upon the Appian way that leads to Cap
ua, and over the large, round stones on
which you are still jolted when you visit
the roaring Solitaire, the apostle might
have noted the signs of that volcanic dis
turbance which, in few years was des-
tined to explode and overwhelm Pom
peii and derculaneum, and later on. by
another upheaval, the shining colonnades
and villas of Bai9. Through the clear
water on calm days you may still look
down upon the shattered marble blocks
saw glowing erect like alabaster in the
spring sun of the year 81 A. ID. Did he
or st. Peter or st. John visit their fres-
coed Courts-lounge in their baths and
porticoes. Did they walk over to POM
peiI or Herculaneum, or survey with
admiration the bronZes and statues of
Graco- Roman art, specimens of which
we have of late so laboriously recover
ed? No? To those mystic seers there
was something profoundly distasteful in
the gayety and wealth of those fashiona-
BILE watering places. All this "world,"
they were persuaded, was on the point
of passing away, with the lust thereof"
st. Peter prophesied, perhaps, in view
of the rambling of the Solitaire and
other smoking signs of volcanic agency,
that the elements would shortly melt
with fervent heat, and all those things
would then be dissolved" And as re-
CARDS Baiie, Cum8, Herculaneum and
Pompeii he was not far wrong.-Good
Words
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lars worth of postage stamps. While being
convened back to Alabama he jumped
through a window of the car and made bis
escape. Saturday he was seen by POstoffice
Inspector Frey in the mountains. Frey at
tempted to arrest him, when be drew re
yolyer and shot the inspectors horse dead.
He also shot the officer through the thigh,
inflicting a Painful wound, and again es-
capped.
The safes of the county treasurer of Van
Buren, county, Ark, S. Clinton, and
Bradshaw g. Thornborough, merchants
were blown open by burglars. The treas
urers safe was robbed of about $1,000 and
the Merchants of 500. Two suspected par
ties are being tracked by bloodhounds.
Edwin B. Stiles, who has been keeping a
butcher shop at Fisher, Polk county, has
skipped out for Canada, leaving numerous
debts and a sorry partner. lie had pur-
chased about 5000 wOr, b of meat at Crooks
ton on the credit of another, and seems to
have forgotten about it in his flight.
A child was born to Ben Brookins' I'M
married daughter in Baldwin county, Ga
She confessed that York Cooper, negro
was the father. BrookiDs thereupon killed
Cooper, AVID the coroneI's jury returned a
verdict of iustifable homicide.
James Dolan, pardoned by Gov. Butler
of Massachusetts in a dying" condition,
was arrested recently while breaking into
and entering liquor saiooR at Wonsocket.
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RATLR01D RUMBLTNGS.

The ST. Paul e Northern Pacific elected
she following solid board of directors.
Henry Willard, Frederick Billings, Edward
ID. dams +. +. l'abri, T. f. Cakes, George
b. Wright, George l.. Becker, Alexander
Ramsey snd Frapcis r. Adams Sand and
gravel may row fly before the snow. This
road was originally the Western Minnesota,
AMI was organized in 1874 by F. r. Delano,
2. H. Kelly. P. F. Moo lillian. ~, Hill, n.
W. kittsoD, t. w. Griggs and L. f.
Reed.
The annual meeting OF the Pennsylvania,
company operating lines Of the Pennsylva-
mia system west of Pittsburr, was held in
Pittshurg recently. The annual report
for 1852 showed the net income of the
Pennsylvania company proper, alter the
payment Of expenses. interest, rentals, etc.,
10 be 81 SCI, SS}, which, after reducing a
dividend on the capital stock of per cent
$4,000 leaves a surplus for the year OF
81 O67, SS5.
When the Thunder Bay Branch of the
Canadian Pacific is in operation the aver
age daily consumption of coal by the syn
dictate will be 400 tons. Up TO this season
the coal used has come from Iowa, via St.
Paul. II is now brought from Pittsburg
To- Duluth by the lakes, and thence over
the Manitoba TO st. Vincent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-06-14
Drawbacks of Life in Mexico.

Mexico is no place for penniless adj
venturers They are drug in the local
market already. OF course man OF
money can come here and make or lose
according to his luck, foresight, and ex-
pelience, as in other countries; but l
am speaking of men who propose to be-
gin on the bottom round of the ladder
and climb to the top b. their wits.
Such persons generally fall offaltogether
instead of getting up. To begin with, a
stranger is handicapped by the language,
which he must acquire before he can
amount to much. Then the thin air
makes work harder, and he some day
finds himself breaking down. Mean
while he is surrounded with temptat ons
not only to positive immoralities, but to
all sorts of self-indulgences, which make
him a slipshod character. Wages are
very little higher than for cores pond
ing work at home, and living is much
higher and not so good. A young man
cannot get decent board and lodging
short of $40 month, and everything elge
in proportion. In short, man doesn't
want to come to Mexico who can make
a living in the states, and man who
can't make living there certainly can
not neutrality-suspicious. New YORK
Sun.
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RECORD OF CAsUALTIEs.

at Hutchinson, Kans., the Hazard Pow
der company's magazine, containing 300
pounds of powder, was struck by lightning,
and the consequent explosion broke nearly
every glass f. ont in the city, wrenched sew
era buildings from their foundations and
knocked down plasterlng, lamps and clocks
mile away. One dwelling, 300 yards
away, was completely riddled by flying
bricks.
At Auburn, June S.-while scoring for a
race, gelding driven by Eugene Root, OF
Syracuse, became unmanageable, and the
sulky was broken by collision. The horse
dashed from the track through the grounds,
dragging the driver by the feet Roots head
was crushed by the horses hoofs, and he
will die.
At SUSPENSION bridge, n. Y, during the
performance of Nathan's circus. the canvas
tents were struck by a terrific rain squall
and utterly demolished About 1000 per-
sons were IN the tent, and terrible panic
ensued. A larke number of persons were
injured, though none fatally.
George Rent, foreman in Plumer's saw
mill at Wausau, Wis, was crushed to death
in gear wheel Wednesday night. His
right arm, side and legs were literary
ground to pieces The Masons took charge
of the body and sent it to Baraboo.
Ir. Hoyt of Detroit, Mimi, Northern Pa
cifc attorney Gilman of st. Panl, and man
by the name of Graves of Chicago were up
set in Detroit lake during Tuesdays storm
and narrowly escaped drowning.
The grain warehouse of Douglas, Stewart
& Frost, Chicago, burned. Loss 800 GOO
insured for 100000,
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Witty WAITS.

An unfortunate wife was killed at Troy,
N. ", while cooking her husbands
breakfast in fearful manner.-Ncw
York illustrated Times. There are u
great many women all over tins Tree
land of ours who cook their husbands
breakfasts Gin fearful manner" NJ 1t
is not often that justice overtakcs them,
us it seems to have done i'll this case.-
Texas Siltings
Husband-'I want to tell you some
good news. / have just Lad my life in
sured" Wife-"Your llfel That's just
the way with the selfish men. You
would never think Of having my life in
sured."
The Somervile (Tenn) Falcon brings
the story of one of the daughters of the
dusky race, Church in thar place. On
reaching home, she said "Look here,
missus, | never seed such dom as that
at'church aCore. The people they be's
pravin', and the preacher he hOller at
UNI to get up, and den he get mad and
turns his back OMEN, and don't have
muffin to do with EN-"
A young Englishman who shutters hor-
ribly enters pharmacy: 81 want" he
saws, some syrup VI mp -lp--ip up
"Hurrah!' replied the young pharma-
cist on the other side of the counter
Medical Review.
The winds were whispering lJw, and
the sentinel stars had set their watches,
if they have any to set, up in the skies,
as Mrs. Tomly leaned from her chamber
window, and asked in low and trem-
bling voice: as that you, Henry" Now,
it is a popularity of Mr.. Tomly that when
under the influence ofintoxicants he has
grea difficulty i'll finding his home. He has
once been arrested ms burglar, and sew
eral times kicked out, so when he heard
the female voice say, lis that you, Hen
ry?" he said "Fore l ansher that ques-
ton I'd like ter know if that's you Sha-
rah, holding on to the front gate and
leering up at Sarah's chamber window.
"Why. certainly, Henry, il is me-" is
this the corner of Austin Avenue and b
Street," "Why, of course it is, Henry"
Then" sal Henry Indignantly, as he
swaved UP against the fence, "of coursh
it's me. Whatyer ask fool questions for2
Don't you know your own husbandP'-
Tayaa Siftinps
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The Home of President Madison.

The HISTORIC home of President Madi-
son, Montpelier, Va, which was pur-
chased two or three years ago by Louis
F. Dietrich, of Baltimore, and w. L..
Brady of Boston, has been put in ex-
cellent condition. A corresponds mt of
the Baltimore Sun who lately visited the
estate which contains ,095 acres, writes
about it as follows: "The old mansion,
one of the finest in the south, is 100 feet
long, with an average width of forty ave
feet. 1t is two stories above base
ment, which is entirely above ground,
and is in an exceptional state of preser-
walton for such an old building. During
the past four months a large force OF
Baltimore artisans and mechanics have
been engaged in its restoration. The
prime object was to retain every line of
the old colonial style originally used in
its construction. The land has been
brought to a high state of cult Walton,
and large number of acres are now in
wheat, corn, grass, etc. There are
points of interest on this place-the old
graveya I'd, inclosed by brick wall,
where Madison and numerous of his
ancestors rest, the old mill, the barn
and cabins, the garden, containing about
four acres, designed to represent the
floor and galleries of the old house OF
representatives, and which is pronounced
a fac-simile, and also numerous other at
fractions of great interest to visitors"
The late Louis c. Hammersly, of New
York, left $5.0o0. 900 estate,