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Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14

lets GLANDS; "Seniens paa Sbben, iom bIsu gift iamtis
bat msb os, bar a0ersbe to Ssnnsr, tiatts, prastiss @ut-
ter, iom uso Chen tan saa inb 6irnaet os siue bet mn
anieelie". gan talte altib blot ON Conner eno ON
Bet MI blsp en- Oatter2 5ru aruner bauebs for bsnne
Naulisbeb.
Men Ssnnen tom, en- fraftis Iben 6erre unb
9uuser, Ser fraueoe 9aft utrolist mesen Stris. Wobes
rem ipIts en- unaunsIis 9ptts, lite alsne ouer Set .itsre
SUBS lnber at funne trptts ct Barn i'm Sam, men
osiao ouer at bare ifiantet Suiet en- Con, "~bstrpsset 6ors
~rstntnssn", iom 6oniulen talote bet.
Gfter ct Gar aars 6orIsb fit be osiaa Ell 0atter.
"opsselist not mso en- pise, naar man insen bar, mente
aramet men naar jog bstraster Seniens gutte1ot be
bar M fire ulaa iss 10 iise, at Gutter sr at 'f%orstratfe@.
8isie Orb branOte paa Wsobsrsns Silb, os bun gap ben
lille ipGOe en- enonm onrmers Ylabs fit 6iete enb bet
eIOfte Barn. Msn SriuisIsu piIbe lite tomme, % inben
ben f0rite Ganb uar brubt trsm, Iuttsbe bet lille gaisn fine
Dine 0sben. Wfobsriors er aIiib bpb, 5aberiors tan
osiaa pare Bet men benne gesiusubeb git lite 6onuIen
oiSere til 6ierte. "Oottoren mener, OF bun lite par lspes
Spstis, % man fan 10 life snite eiuet Born, Der alho
ftaI saa ps ftrante", par bans DsoraI.
gutten triusbes ~prastist; ban baube i'm 5aOers itGrte
sessmsbpsnins, Iaspe tioIis Billie os 9iofsbeb for Dassn
= arteos uomartet. "8rubt maa Der til, e0ers bliuer oer
lite IlanbfoIt at bam", ptrsbs bans 5aber - min Wfos
Der pibits NOT at fortaae ON min 9iotsbeb, ba iss par
Iiosn, leg tunbe lite itpre mig NIL itprer jeg baabe mig
ieu Os andre" (Gortiattes.)
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
3eras Sfcrrelie.

De 6leite ueb NOT, at Seras sr en-
flor Stat, men at bens StsrreIie er
ubpre / Communicating meb be andre
faIosr bet uiit be 6errsite inb at tants
paa. 9i uil berfor efisr ~Greenville
Banner" opsiue nosIs afitunbs, iuu
man Tan faa Spn for Sasen.
Sra Oauam gountp, / Texas Pan
Handle, cs til Brownsville usO Runs
binseu at Rio @ranos CT Ser 500 Mis
lie; bog p,l man faa ct sreiere gesreb
ON benne QGnsoe, naar ri ubtrpttsr os
iaaIeoes: Oct er lite iaa lanst fra alam
County til ct. paul iMinneiota, sllsr
til 8ismarf / Oatota, euer til 6elena
i Wontana, eaer til SaIt Gate / Utah,
enb bet er fra 0ullam Gountp til
Brownsville | ben iamme Stat. Oct
CT osiaa nGrmere fra brownsville til
Guatemala / Msllem>I merifa, enc bet
er fra Brownsville til Oauam County.
gnbpioere Oct er nGrmsre fra 9is>
comb gountp / 1eras til ct. 2ouis
END fra iaume gountp til @aIueiton
osiaa / Seras; ia ielu Gbicaso os
Cincinnati Iisser Eeras nermere END
ben Qfitanb, Der er imellem Sauam
Gountp os Brownsville. 0et er Ians
sere fra Gerartana til glpaio, besse /
Seras, enb fra Gerartana til @eit girs
sinia. Sat at en- Manb began fig no fra
Sauanab / @eotsia, peb atlantersSa
pet for at beie en- 9anbsS tretnins /
81 Gaio, o9 at ban efter 8 Oasss
8eiie, Not os Dag meb Basiuse,s1ren
naaeSe frsm til Orange / Geras. gu
par ban ba / Statsn, os Bet tunbe fans
ite ere bebit, uiloe ban tents, at tase
9anbet Der, buor ban MI par, Iibt nars
mere / Sisipn, tbi berueb tanbe ban pei
Osiaa siore fig en- Sbe ON, buOrlebss
bet tunoe p9rs / 81 gaio. 9uOr fore
Dine piIbe ban ba life iatte op, naar
ban fit bsre, at ban enbnu life par
baluueis fra 9auanna til 81 BaIo ban
uilbe rimeIisuis uenbe pm isien. geb
@aIueffon bar Seras en- 9aun for
bpbt9aaenbe Stibs, men for 81 gaio er
be bpbe 9auns | Gan Diego, goIifors
nia, nermere, euer, meb andre Orb,
mere enb 1000 Mile at Stiaebapss
6piten, lise fra Sos 2nseIes / Galis
fornia til Ma;ailam / Wsrieo, ligser
81 Raio narmere enb noset Buntt af
Ieras ueb ben meritanife gust (the
gulf of Mexico).
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14

"gaIse, itaa paa bin Retl" iasbs
Gpuen / 9ausnsb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20
"Give the Old Man a Chance"

Moved at one time. hy the prevail
ence of the : Motherly" minstrelsy-
"Rock Me to Sleep, Mother" "Who
viii Care for Mother Now?" etc.
Artemus Ward cried out: "Give the
Old man chance" The "oll MANI
stands in need, at the present day,
OF another friend to do him the same
Kind seryice. The literature of the
time is full to overlooking of SYM
pathy and sorrow for the feminine
"head of the house :" while the mas
culine head-if he can be called q
"head"-gets the cold shoulder.
One of the most persistent forms
that this discrimination takes is the
picture Of the patient wife confined
to the house from morn till night
mending socks aud having no soul to
speak to, while the husband is en-
gagged in intercourse with the world
at large, exchanging ideas and enjoy
ing that communi0n-or confiict-of
mind with mind which is so neces-
sary to growth and progress.
This is not a bad picture, in it's
way. 1t has. no doubt, vast num-
Der of originals; and it is truthfully
drawn from them. But it does not
really give the "old man" fair
chance. For there is another picture
equally true to life. 1t is picture of
the husband t0iling hard from morn.
ing to night week in and week out,
wrestling with the world to support
his family, with no time for that
flint and-steel contact of mind with
mind which strikes out the fires Of
progress and growth. The wife, mean
while, though she may have family
cares, has time for society, for MAX
ing and receiving calls, and can give
some portion Of each day to mental
and physical relaxation and recrea-
iion. She is spared the worries and
vexation of her husbands daily life,
h''' IC' uopoI b'NhuSt Stte WISHES IO
be-oiIen, no doubt she would rather
share then-but because he prefers
that she should he spared.
1t is worth while to remember this
when the appeal is made, as ii is so
often, for sympathy with the hard
working, struggling, lonely wife. Do
not withhold the sympathy. for she
needs and deserves it. But at the
same time "give the old man a
chance"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20
NUMBER 4s

lncloses a check for a hundred doIlsra
Tor the hospital, and says he doesenrt
choose to be indebted even to AN in.
stitutiOn,"
"Well done for Sandsv' laughed
Philip.
HE has done better than that"
said the Superintendent, with q
twinkle in his eyes. ''Sit down
minute, Wharton. The old doctor
IL seems, is feeling his age, and wants
10 taKe some young man i'm as a part
ner, to whom hr can leave his prac-
lice IN year or two, and he has fix.
ell upon-upOn-weIl Wharton, has
fixed upon YOU"
Me" and Philip sprang to hIs
feet.
"YOu. Yes, I said you. You
have made made the old fellow your debtor
III SOME way. 1y IIvor, which he
says ne can meyer repay. Besides he
says he watched you closely while
here, and approves of your system,
your manner. and above all, your in
iiexIbledeyotion to your duty. There
is his letter."
"You see, he says he wants you to
come in September and to bring a
w'1e with you. if possible. A mar
rled man, he says, is always more
successful. Eccentric Old fellow, I
fancy :"
But Philip did not answer, He
was buttoning his overcoat With
trembling hands. Excuse me" he
said, "but there is lyiend to whom
l must tell the good news" and in a
moment more he was on his way to
the book-sh0p and SUsy.
DR.. Wharton is now the principai
practitioner in School county, and a
happy, successful man. II gained
wife, fortune all have" he saws,
"sImpIy hy sticking to one thing un-
til it was finished"
DF. Frazier's success was but tenn.
porary. He risked all he had on one
unlucky venture, and lost. He is
now clerk on small salary in his
brothers Office.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20
A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunk han.
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with Asthma and Bronchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief Her life was despair
ed of, until in last October she pro-
cured a Bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, when immediate relief
was felt, and by continuing its use for
a short time she WIS completely cur
ed, gaining in flesh so lbs. in few
months. .......t. ...
Free trial Bottles of this certain
cure Of all Throat and Lung Diseases
at Sturgiss' old reliable drug store.
Large bottles $l.00.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IT LEADS ALL.

~ no @ otner olood-purifying medicine is made,
pletely meets the wants Of physicians and
the general public as P"''1O''As -AAu
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20

m EnT - for the work ing class. send lu &C nts
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RbS II, " free Il royal. valuable box of sample
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work is universally adapted to both sexes,
Young and old You can easily earn from 80
cents to - every evening. That ali who want
work may test the business, we make This un-
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fed we will send 81 to pay for the trouble of
writing us. Full particulars, direction etc
sent free. Fortunes will be made by those
who give their time to the wOlk. Great sue
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Address STINsoN, & Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20
NoLICN;.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any of the timber on my land on the
Hooppoie Road, adjoining the land OF Bowie
Johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
Md, without permission of the owner of the
land, is the same under the Act of 1850. ch.
2il rs for felOniousy stealing goods or chat
tells TO the value of the tree or trees" SO cut
down. -
THEOS. b. HORWITZ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20

A wn rnH Seni six cents Tor postage,
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Augusta, Maine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENT .
S. EEE'S
PORTUGAL GRAPE WINE,

UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE.
Used IN the principal Churches for COmmu-
nion. Excellent IUr Females, Weakly Persons
and the aged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02
ODDS AND ENDS,

WAsnrEaroY, May 1 -[Press. ]-Coinage
OF the mints for April, 81 ,4i0, 10l, of which
81. 300 600 were standard dollars. The
treasury to-day purchased 0CC0 ounces OF
silver for delivery at the various minis.
The house com mittee on rivers and hsr.
bors expect to complete consideration OF
the river and hsrbor appropriation bill TO-
morrow or Saturday. The total amount or.
proprieted will ba between $4,000 600 an
S13 600. COO. Not all tho ar.
nropristi ne have yet been agret d
mon, It is possible an effort will be made
bv some members Of the committee to
make a horizontal reduction OF amounts
already decided upon before IL Is reported
to the hou,e.
Information was called for by resolu.
ton OF March i7lh last. directing the com:
mittee on public lands to enquire In what
manner the large quantity OF public lands
beosme transferred to or poesesessed by foi.
eien corporations or syDdicates, and what u
snv legislation Is advisable to prevent such
fransfer or possession. On April All the
secretary OF the interior cent Mr.. Plumb q
communication from the CT nm 'ssloner OF
the general land office, in which he
stat az there are several methods
bv which foreign corporations and
syndicate may legally acquire title to put.
lio laudr. Ine secretary also transmitted
on the same date copies OF renorss from
special dates showing the methods adopted
for the unlawful acquisition OF title to
public lands In the interest OF foreign capt.
tallsty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02
KELLOGG ACQUITTED.

WASHINGTON, May l.-fPfess. Judge
Wy,ie sustained the motion ~ exclude tue
testimony Of PRICE In the ksllogg case
holding that tho oirense was barred by the
statute OF limitations. Tue jury gsye q
verdict OF not guilty..
After short consultation Reynolds ex-
pressef his Disappointment that the molten
had been sustained. II The government
understood It the court feld the offence was
barred by the statute OF limitations. There
was, therefore, nothing for the prosecution
TO do but submit. the case TO the court.
Judge Wylie Cunning 10 the jurv) said:
"Gentiemen. this defendant is entitled to
vour verdict" The foreman then rose and
In answer 10 the clerks query responded:
"Not guilty." Kellogg and his coun-
sel lett tho court room. AS
thew filed through the doorway
district attorney said be desired to enter
nollo pros Is to Prics in the indictment
wherein he ia charged with conspiracy
with Thomas ]. Brady. This course
was taken In fnlfllment OF promise
that Prics would not be prosecuted II he
told the truth. Judge Wylie: al have no
doubt lie told the truth and that you arc
doing right"
Adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02

choicest qualities. While he WAS q royh
entertainer, he never asked any questions
He simply listened, aud for two weeks no
hoy except his employers knew what hi
| object was In keeping that room open. M
ono else knaw In WHOSE interest no wa
working. and up 10 the very night OF ,h'
caucns which resulted In this pominstiot
terry. II was reported then that
no was there In the interest
OF Joe Brown, wealthy citizen OF b.
Louis. After that MoChesney was gen.
ersl lobbyist, interested 10 various rsiltoHd
and insurance schemsp, and using all the
afts aud appliances OF the shrewdeet OF The
craft. no being regarded IS the best one In
Jefferson City--a man who was able TO put
np any sort OF job, keep his mouth shut
prior 10 that time he had acted In "a similar
capacity Mt Washington. whore he was
quite well known aud achieved national
reputation In his line.
by way OF illustration one Of the schemes
may be msntionod. Ho had Autographed
at Jefferson Civ large number OF what
purporisd IN hs passes on the Pennsylya'
lila Csntral railroad aud It's branches. with
conditions on its back, and the passee
were 81 close IN imitation OF tho genuine
onen OF the Pennsylvania railroad tha' 4
was very difficult even for an expert r. l.
r I'd man TO detect their sputiousrs.s
These passes, which were absolutely worth.
less--thers being no Pennsylvauia Central
railroad company at that time, the name
having been changed to Penn
sylvania Railroad company--he die.
irbnted among tho granger membe's OF
the legislature wherever he thought tsev
would do the most good, cautioDing each
recipient that he must keep tho secret to
himself until the legislature bad adjourned,
~ otherwise, under the state law, no might
be liable 20 punishment; and telling HIM
that after the legislature Adjourned he
could take his family and make trip TO
the Atlantic seabosrd with no expense for
transportation-the passes being made ont
To the member and his family. Most OF the
granger members wero provided with
passes Of this kind, and not one OF them
was known to divulgo the fact
until the close of the session.
BY this means MoChesney secured
many votes for or against many bills for or
sgsinst which he was lobby ing, and made
thousands OF dollars thereby. A number
OF the members actually made arrange.
msnts and started east, not discovering the
joke until they arrived nj the alleged
western terminus OF tho Pennevlvhnis rail.
road. Those who were able paid their ex.
penseB on rather than submit to the humil-
istlon OF returning, but others woro obliged
to borrow money enough to get back home,
end yet every man OF them would swear
that McChehney was Is roysl good fellow
even il he had fooled them, and might vote
az he directed at the next session.-f Chicago
Tribune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02


Business men, the Hunstable Common
Sense shoes ara easy.
The motion docket was called in the dis
trict court yesterday.
Crouuet, roller skates and grace hoops, at
]. ID. Fears, COS Main street.
Hammocks, Indian clubs and base ball
supplies, as j B. Fesrs, sos Main street,
Yesterday being the first of the month
the city officials and employees were paid
off.
Twenty five firkins Of butter will be sold
at auction at Fine Very Fines Saturday,
10 q. m.
Tom Padgitt was fined $1l.45 by Justice
Edwards, yesterday morning, on the charge
Of drawing pistol.
For elegant paper hanging, picture
frames and artists materials, 20 to j. ID.
Roberts e. Co., at III Elm street.
&C. Wilson must send report TO A. NJ.
LOOMS, FL Paso, Texas, inside OF ten days.
A. N. LOOMS.
For tho leading weeklies, society and
sporting papers, and the best wines and
LIQUORS, 20 to Ord's, LA Lamar street.
rhe north bound Texas Central train,
dine ut $50 n. M, and the cas-. bound Texas
e Pacific, due Mt 8 40 a. m, were both live
hours late yesterday,
Meychants' exchange building should put
In their applications to Mr.. King, the tecs
rotary OF the Merchants exchange.
Tina lawn tennis club will meet tonight
AT q O'Clock at the residence of Mr.. J. II.
jenkins, corner Of HARDWOOD and Sar Jacin'
TO streets. a full attendance is requested.
}. A. Seegar, the dentist, has removed TO
the pos,-office block, 9C6 Elm street. Prices
of work: Full sets teeth. SIS; gold Filings,
SO; nmalgam, so cents; extracting teeth oO
The lndie 3 who have been appointed TO
deoorate the hall for the Texas preeS ssso..
al s,ion, are respectfully request ed TO meet
Saturday morning at the Y. M. d. a. hall
for the purpose aforesaid, and Without iur-
We dsiy any house In the city or state to
show IN as large a stock OF millinery goods,
esnecially hats and bonnets, trimmed and
nntrimmed, colors or styles. Come and
convince yourself ct Baumsn's, I05 Elm
street. 49,.
In the left eye by base ball while witness
ing = game In st. Louis few days sln ,, Is
suffering much pain. An occuiist VIII ex,
amiue IL to-day, and fears are entertained
that he will lose the organ.
Madam HarrelI, clairvoyant, reveals the
psst and foretells future events, causes nap
piness in families and gives information
about Lost or stolen goods. Gan be con
suited BY calling ut 1i02 Main street, Dal
AZ. Texas. Hours from q. m. to 2 m
In the announcement column will be
found the name Of John p. Gillespie. who
is candidate tor justice Of the peace pre-
cinct No. 1. Mr.. John p. Gillespie 10 &C
we'll known o. to HE character, acqueint
suce with the Law and fitness for the ofhc'
he seeks, that be only needs the votes o
his friends and acQua,.tances to elect hin
10 the position to which he 10 90 apti,
6tted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02

In the winter 1924. during the sena-
McCbespey wss there ~ q lobbyist. and
hsd a room on the fret floor Of the. Msdi.
sen house, Just back OF the office, where he
kept open house. He Was genisl, pleasant
man, and his door was always open. When
ever anyone entered the room he was
greeted 6y McChesney with the expression:
How are you SENATOR" WHISTLER the
visitor Vas . member Of the senate
or the house, reporter, or
The next Question IVES, "What will you
haven He had an almost unlimited sup
ply Of wines, liquors and cigsrs Of tn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02

In making the assertion that Pozzoni's
medicsted complexion powder Is entirely
free from injurious or deadly poisons, we
chemical analysis. IL is one of the Oldest
face powders in the American market, and
is used in the families Of some Of our most
prominent medical men who have person.
ally acknowledged to the proprietor that
they not only consider 1t harmless but es-
teemed /. highly beneficial in every. respect
not only for the use OF ladies and children,
but for the lord of creation himself. Sold
by all druggists.