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Richland. Democratic, 1900; Ashland,

DemOcTatlc, 3D.
A dispatch from Fndlay says that George
|. Seney Democrat, Is elected in the Seven
teenth District over Daniel BabSt, Republic
an, by majority of 900.
Newman's majority in Hancock County
is 31i. Robinson has majority of 1850 IN
CHAMPAIGN County and 3lS in Delaware
County
ToIEpo, oct. l6.--rhe Chairman of the
Republican Committee estimates the ma
jorty loy Romciss in the Tenth District at
2S9. based upon the following figures:
Sandushy Comty, official except -four pre-
cncts llurd'S majority, 216; Erie County.
official. llurds majority, IS; Ottawa Coun-
", estimated majority for liurd, $50; Lucas
County, RomcisS majority, 1856. The result
in Lucas County seems to render certain the
election of the entire Republican ticket by a
majority Of from 500 to 500, except the
Clerk of the Court, who has but about 300.
In Williams County the entire State and
county ticket is reported Democratic, with
the exception of two county Offices New
mans majority is placed at nnety-seven-a
Democratic gain Of three over lioadly.
Henry County gives Newman l,4O0 ma
iority, Il Democratic gain Of 200,
Wood County elects the entire Republican
ticket except Sheriff, by 600 majority.
Brown tDem.). for Sheriff, has 400 ma
iorty.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. l5.--The cleo
ton was for Governor and a full list
of State officers and members of the Legis-
lature. Questions of taxation by the domi-
nant party and the course of the Supreme
Court in the IltciligGItcer contempt case
are the chief State issues.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 1G.-Returns
from Tuesdays election come in slowly but
il may be seen TINT the Democrats have Sc
cured great victory. The Congressional
election does not come OFF until No
vember 4th, but the returns in
dictate such majority and gain in
each as 70 make the result ioregon,
conclusion. The majority given Tuesday
can only be Appropriated as yet, but the in
diCatiOns ara now infaliible that the vote has
crept up to even considerably more than
was anticipated, and shows a heavy gain.
The result is shown by Congressional Dis
uictS, which have been placed as follows by
the Democratic State Committee from Off
cial, semi-otiicial and estimated returns:
First Dstrlct-Democratic majority, 1900;
gain, 2, loo.
Second DiStrict-Democratic aJority, q
700; gain, $50.
Third District-Democratic majority, 1000;
gain, 1000.
Fourth District Democratic majority, L.
500; gain, go.
The majority in this State will be $500 a
gain of 6,40O. In the Legislature just
elected the Democrats will have good
working majority in both Houses
The Democratic majority in 1882
was 3,2l1. Following is the ticket
elected: Governor, f. Willis Wilson 4;
Auditor, Patrick +. Dutfey; Treasurer, W..
r. Thompson; Attorney-Gcneral, Alfred
Caldwell; Superintendent of Schools, b. S.
Morgan; Judges of the Supreme Court A..
c. Snyder and Samuel Woods. The result
in the Congressional Districts 10 probably
the same as in 1882.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct f3.--It IS learned
that Charles Kellogg, formerly President of
the late Kellogg Bridge Works OF this city,
aud one Of the most prominent bridge
builders of the United States, has just
closed contract with a New York
syndicate to furnish $4,000 tons OF steel
pipe TO be- of thirty-six, forty and
forty-eight inches diameter, delivery
to begin within six months and the contract
to be filled within two years. The pipes,
which are patented 10y Nh. Kellogg both IN
Europe and the United States, WI. DC I1iui-
ufactured by an entirely neW proccN, nitAcl-
to unknown to makers, and for whicIf APP
plication for patents, bath American and
foreign, has been made. The total amount
OF the contract is 81 900, 600.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

JAMESTOWN, ID. r., Oct l6.-Tuesday
afternoon, twenty miles north of this city,
the wife and three-year-od child of Carl
Schroeder were burn d to death in a prairie
fire which the woman was tying To prevent
destroying some wheat stacks. one Of the
children saved himself by reaching plowed
ground and two Others by running into a
pond of water. The mother and little child
had reached the ground burned over but
We're suiiocated by smoke. When found the
child was claSped in the mothers arms.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct 1.-THE St louis &
San Francisco and the AtehiSon, Topeka X
Santa Fe and the Atlantic " Pacific Rail-
roads have arranged to run a fast freight
train from ST. Louis, Chicago and Kansas
City to San Francisco. The time
will be- reduced To- six and "A half days FROM
Kansas City, seven and a half from 81.
Louis aud eight frem Chicago. The cars g..
this train will be fitted with automatc
freight brakes and tho running for the
greater part of the distance will he equal "
passenger time.
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Enforced Idleness OF Ton Thousand Per
sons.

FALL RIVER Mass, Oct l6.-Yesterday
a,wrtten agreement was circulated among
the mills, pedging to close for week, COM
mencing Saturday night. 1t was signed by
thirty-one mills and will stop 1000, 900
spindles, Of a total Of 100000 employed
Oh print goods, and throw out Of work for
week 10000 persons. The prospect is
that ualess the market improves the shut
down will continue indefinitely. The shut
down includes every cotton mill in the city,
except those making fancy goods and few
large print works.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

Don't be mprudent. Keep your feet dry and
yourself warmly clad, and you will not take cold:
yoI cough IS tronblesome Get battle of PE;TT.
IT'S AMERICAN COUGH CURE and you will
and you WIN sleep quietly, and yosr cough will be
cured. Mothers who cannot control the careless.
ness OF their children should never fail to have
sPETTIT'S" in the house to relieve the. heavy
colds and tight coughs, to provide against sud:
den attack of Group. You can get the remedy OF
any druggist If used in time 1t will cure Cone
sumption.
PETTIT'S AMERICAN COUGH CURE Is
ihe finest made, and is equal in merit TO PETTlT'S
I'VE SALVE, which is conceded the best in use.
o. treatise on Consumption free. Address
HOWARD BROS, TREpoNIA, N. Y.
E. Y. GRIGGS.
Pure Lead and Oil The best Mixed Paint sold which
weighs more to the gallon than any other. Pure Drugs
and Chemicals. all at bottom prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

ATHENS, Tenn, Oct. 1.-two horrible
accidents occurred here to-day. Colonel
Hugh Knox, a stock raiser, while eXaimin-
ing horse, was kicked to death by the ami
NAL, his head being stamped from his body.
Dave Hamllon and John Posey, two
men engaged in digging well, were both
suifocated by iire-damp. Hamilton went
down to set blast, and, falling to give any
signal. posey also descended TO ascertain
what was the matter, when he too was over
come. pnSeY was unite wealthy.
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MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.
The New Parliament buildings at Quebec
RndIY Wrecked by Dynamite.

QUEBEC, Oct. 1.-two partially success
full attempts We're made Saturday To wreck
the Parliament building now IN course
of erection here, dynamite being the
means used. The first explosion took place
q few minutes after midday, when the
workmen were all Il, duner \ hole about
twenty feet in height was blown
in the wall of the third Hat, several cross
beams were broken and cracks made in tho
solid stone walls. The debris was sent fly
| ing through the air but the only one in
! jured was IA joiner named MNtel, in whose
neck several small pieces of stone We're INF
bedded The officials around the build
! ing, including the contractor, say there
was no dynamite in use in the place.
Several of the workmen saw chest
! lying in the part Of the building
where the first explosion occurred, and no
one Seems to know whose it was. The sec
ond explosion occurred about three o'clock
but did very little damage. The damage
done will amount to about $50, 900. The
Government has offered a reward OF 81 600
for the capture of the criminals The west
wall Of the building has been so much in
| juTed that it will have to be taken down.
Troops were placed about the building
last Saturday night but Were withdrawn in
the morning and strong guard OF police
substituted. Upward of fifty thousand peo-
pie visited the scene yesterday. All sorts
of rumOrS are in circulation, one being that
| four strangers who had lately been employed
there as worllmnn had been acting in 4 sus-
picious manner and that one of them always
remained behind in turn while the other
three went to dinner. A prominent civil
service employe says he overheard part of a
conversation carried on in the building be-
tween three or four men, who said they
would soon have their grievances "set to
right Colonel Nohl, Chief OF Police, to-
night says they discovered nothing Satur-
day but thought they had positive clcw
to the perpetrators 1t is thought Contract
or Charcbois will add another $1,000 re-
ward TO that already offered by the Govern
ment. The building can not now be COM
pleted in time to permit the Government TO
hold sessions there this year.
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President wooIsey Resigns.

NKa HAVEN. Conn, Oct Il. From an
authoritative SQUIRE the Morning Neus
learns that President Theodore Wuolsey has
resigned from the Y.lc College corporation.
the reason ssSi-rrd icing his advanced age.
He will " o4idy tlr"" years old this
month. Rev. Aa.o, CHrc~ebr'uZl. ni Dur
hail. also re>i-h~ trn.l d.. tur rfE.
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Three People Killed by "A Train.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct lG.A special to
the Day from Elkton, Md, says: "A
market wagon containing William Prior
and a little boy and girl, named Robert
Jones and Katie Divine, while crossing the
track was struck by the New York express
on the Philadelphia, Baltimore X Washing
ton Road and all three were instantly
killed The wagon was smashed and the
horses were killed y
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Marriage Of Adam Forepaugh.

PHfLADELpHrA, Pa, Oct l4.-Adam
Forepsugh, the Philadelphia Snowman ANA
millionaire, has, after twenty years of lone
illness, joined the great army of matrmony.
The bride is only twenty, and has lived VIII
her mother for thirteen years m one Of Nj
Fompaugh'S houses on Brown street The
bride is bcautliul in face and OF splendid
fgtUe. fOrppaugh is hftyfour yrars Ole.
lie has no child except Adam Forepaush.
Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct, l6,-Mr, MARI the
veteran chief clerk of the Post Office De-
partnent, has been designated to act as
First Assistant PoStmaster-General pend
ing permanent appointment Mr. Walk
er who is at present chief clerk OF the de-
partment, is spoken of as the probable sue
cessor Of Mr.. IlattOn.
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SHERIE,t"s SALE, by virtue Of an ez 90,

SHERIE'E''S SALt,.-By virtue Of an eX 81,
- ton Issued out Of the clerks uirf OF THIS Circuit
Court of la sale county and state Of Illinois, and O.
directed, whereby auf commanded 70 make the
amount Of certain Judgment recently obtained a-a'nst
Edward Mooney, Ltwrcaco Hughes and owen MAJ Ay,
Jr,, Ia favor Of Mary h. Irumpion and Ihhg n.
Crlmptor. Administrator of the Estate Of W W,
Crumpton deceased, out of-anrs tenemonts good. and
chattcls of snd Edward Mooney, Lawrence Hughes nd
owen Markey, ir, have levied on the follow M op
crty TO Wit; The sc quarter = az the 81 Guartcr -
OF section Ten Ll0l, Township Ihirp-dye tSt Range
Two - East. OF the Third sd Principal Meridian iso
the Ne quarter \ OF the Ne quarter \ Of Section
Fifteen 90, Township rhiryhye $50, Range Two ~
East, of The Third t}dl Principal Meridian.
Therefore according 20 the said command, shat sI.
pose for sale AT public auction, all qe right, title and
Interest OF the above named Edward Mooney Lawrrlce
Hughes and owen Marley, jr, IN and 10 the above lie
scrbed property Saturday the sth DAY II November
1881 al o'clock p. NJ, at the north door of the Court
House, In Ottawa. -t... ....
Dated At ottawa, H., this sth day of o,eber 1884
t,.,r1 W. II. NlLLIGAN,ic g
hctlS-iw sheriff OF Ia saHs County ~. q
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Husband and Wife FoulIy Slain.

MARSHALL, Mo-, Oct. l4.-The dead
bodies of John Lowry aud his wife were
found yesterday morning near their home,
six miles from this city. Both bodies were
horribly INITIATED. Appearances Indicate
that that the husband was Killed first the
wife being afterward outraged and muir
dered. There is no clew to the guilty par
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

West, including all those west from De-
troit, Cleveland and Cincinnati and south
to the Gulf, will meet in convention in this
city the second Wednesday in November
for the purpose Of forming Western Asso-
citation of Architects.
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The Two-Ycar-OId Record Beaten.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct 1.-THE 'rotting
races at this point commenced yesterday
with splendid weather and fast track.
Eagie Bird lowered the twoyear-old record
trottine IN 1904, and Johnston paced
against his old record, winning easily in
2:Js The quarter was made in 33 the
half in ! ;05, and the tlIreee- quarters IN
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A Fatal Mistake.

ISDI.sAPoIrs, Ind. Oct Il. The wife
OF Hon. David ). Turpie, eN-Cuitcd State
senator, died Saturday morning FROM the
effects Of dos. of morphine taken 10y mis-
take for val-ri.In, which was prescribed 10
relieve nervous troubles from which Sh-
had been a sufferer
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BASE BALL..

Close of the National League Season
Providence Wins the Championship
How the Remaining Clubs Stand-The
American Association Record.
came to a close on Saturday, though few
postponed games remain to be played this
week The final standing of the different
clubs was practically decided weeks ago
when the Providence and the Boston Clubs
swung themselves into first and second
places respectively. Following is the stand
ing in games won and lost by the different
clubs which record also shows their po-
Sitions: ..
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GEORGE II. HATGHT,

ITTVTTTFV 1T TTTFI
NOTICE..-EsIA op CHARLES WALLACE. ~
~ CEAsEp.- Notice Is hereby given that The urd er.
signed administrator Of the estate Of Charles Wal e
late of the County of Ia sale and state of Illinois te
ceased will appear before the Probate Court Of said
County ON the third Monday (heing Tie 18th day Of
December, 1884, AT The Probate Court room, IN Ottawa
in said County when and where all persons hAg ng
claims or demands against said estate are notified %
attend and present the In writing for OdJust1 OF.
Dated this sth day Of October. A d ssi
ALBERT d, WALLACE
uCtll-W AdmuStrHtr~
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Freight trains carrying nassen leave Ottawa q
fUOws; For Earl, $40 An. for Aurora. IL. U6 A. n
for Streator rs a. ~, SIS Pm, aud sloP NJ
Morning train makes close conf ectiou al Aurors fr
al points east and west. .....f..... +
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, B.&Q Draw n
Room Cars Horizons Reclining Chsir Cars and the G.
y % Palace Dining Cars, by this route All Aforrss-
ton about rates of fsre sleeping aomm odstiors
and time tables viii be cbeerfuy given by applying %
PERClVAL LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
TBos j. POTTER.
General Manager, Chicago. GEO Y. ROE O.
Agent At pttsSs.
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Won. Lost.
Won. Lost. 4

The regular season of the Nmcrican Asso-
citation will not close till nest Saturday, but
the standing, up to date, of the different
clubs playing in it is as follows:
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Bsilroad.

= 40 4
Voc. snd ~ arrive 10 Chicago At lul5 n and cave
Chicago al l. IS p. N. daily sunday excepted
Nus, u sud ~ run daily. Including SUNDAYS
No 10 carries pAssenge between Bureau and OtSw.
No carries Passengers between Geneseo and ~
lava
Nos y snd a. carry passengers between Joliet ssd
Bureau
Ne . and > carry passengers between Blue IL go
and Ia sale. X 4 CABLE GEM NanaSer
T. ST JONI. Il + PRsTTNMAN
Cent Tkt 4 Pass ACT Agent az Ottawa
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EeQel.

NOTICE,-tsTAr or RoBkgr ARMOUR, DErD
~ Notice lshereby given that the undersigned, Vi
mnstrltur Of the estate Of Robert ArnO lata ~ ha
county Of La sale and state ~ Illinois deceased,
viii appear before the Probate Court Of said County on
the third Monday lhcng the Eth day )of November 1894
at the Probate Court Room, IN Ottawa. In said
csuny. when and whore all persons having claims or
demands against said estate are notified 20 attend i1f
present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of september, \. u; lssl
WM. r. RES.
octl-Sw Administrator
EINAI. TvrI4E,NI t.NT.-EsIATK OF
i ANDREW INNER, DECEAsED.-Notcc l. hereby
given all persons interested IN said estate, that .he
undersigned, AdministratrN ~ the Estate Of said A
drew Inner, deceased, will appear before the Probate
Court uf the county Of la sale and state II Illinois AZ
the County Court House In ottawa In said county. "a
Monday. the 18th day OF November A. - 1891, for lie
purpose Of rendering account of her proceeding
The administration Of said estate for the maj settlement
Dated at Ottawa this ri day OF October 1881,
FRRANCISCA INNER,
ATTEST; A. T. BARrEIs, AtmrlstrBt y. .
Clerk Pruhat. Court, Ia Sale Co.. III. ocrl
NOTICF..-EN ESTATE OF PATRICK COLLINS, Ds-p.
~ Notice T. hereby gwen, that the dcr-.eue d
" the county Of Ia sale and state ~ GllinUs e,
ceased will appear before the Probate Court Of .Ad
county on the third Monday being the l,tl dS gVf So
ycmber lNSl urhe Probate Court Room 10 Qttiwl, n
said county when and where all persons having claims
demands against sad estate are netihcd 60 atDind
and prrseut the same In writing for alJpstmeIl.
Dated this 80 day Of October A. u 1881
CATHERINE COLLINS,
UCti3w AdlHlnl-iratrt
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New Styles of Type and Low
Prices at the Free Trader job
Printing Rooms.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07

u am only an inexperienced girl,
you know, and cant help being fool
ish and enthusiastic sometimes. But
you IL overlook it, won't you, Freder.
ick?''
s. Overlook it, cried that delighted
young man. Yes. and forget It Alto
gether. Your words, Lucy, give me
courage, and beside this may be my
last opportunity. Perhaps it is folly
for me to place myself beside your
ideal, but have resolved to venture
all. You know have long loved You,
but / doubt if you know the intensity
to which this love has grown. We've
always been the best of friends; but /
want something more than friendship
now. Your love, yourself
Lucy slowly turned her eyes to meet
his burning gaze, and in them no read
his title clear.
Ten minutes afterward, Frederick.
with start Of mock surprise, inquired:
What will you say to the author Of
The Pic Biters?' !"
.'Mercy!'' cried Lucy, 81 had forgot
ten all about him. y
I At that moment, Mr.. Perkins dis
crcetly opened the door and paused At
the threshold. The notwithstanding
tableau he beheld. filed him with
amusement.
'.Ho, ho!' he chuckled. $50 you've
told her?''
Told me" cried Lucy, told me
whatp'' !.
why, that he, our Frederick, is the
author of The Pic Diters."
lis it true?' she gasped, turning to
her lover.
''Yes," he answered. smilingly.
Then" she cried Historically, ..I'll
keep my promise after al and marry
the author of The Pie-Biters.'
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07
Millionaire and Miner.

In tho lobby Of the Riggs House tho
other morning two old-time friends
met. One was Senator Bowen, 81 Col
orado. the other. an old miner, who
looked trifle seedy. The Senator had
just emerged from the breakfast room.
The miner stood idly gazing in tho di-
rection from which tho Senator came.
Hello! Tom Bowen. Why, bless my.
soul. you amt changed 8 bit since /
met you in the Rockies in co. was
tho undigniiied salutation Of the miner,
No. Bill, = said the Senator. II
reckon am about the same.n
The two held conversation for .
short time, when the miner was over.
heard to say:
Tom. stake me; I'm dead busted
Amt got : dollar. y
The Senator pulled from his pocket .
large roll Of bills and counted ont about
80 In money and handed Il to his
friend.
They then separated. The Senator
went to his room. and the other walked
towards the bar, whore : friend was
awaiting him.
tom fixed me. = said he; ..but att
or oil. he only did what / have done for
him many . time. Away back IN tho
good old days. before Tom struck Il
rich, would often stake him. / re-
member ono timo that no borrowed nvo
ounces Of gold 70 got into s game Of
poker with. You know Tom u s keau.
shrewd poker-player and can como @
near holding four aces II his sleeves
Al .AAN. q
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07
Two Pointers.

a Philadelphia speculator who know
that his coachman had few hundred
dollars and was sometimes interested
in stocks, observed to him the othsr
morning:
James, : few Of ~ spectators have
formed syndicate to boom the stock
OF the Y. 8 Y. Railroad. =
s.Yes'r.' .
II simply drop you the hint . .
pointer 70 buy on. =
.tThankee, sir; but 8 few Of % coach-
men and buffers have formed 8 syndir
cate to bear tho stocks q that vsty
line, and I was going % say . you
yesterday that you d better stand nom
under. y VAL Street Mems.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07
NEW ULM, MINI, WEDNESDAY,, MAYT, 1884
Nature and Man.

Nature IS rude. but noble. free Of hand,
And men who dwell upon her untitled land
Before the rugged grandeur Of the hills;
Freedom inspires the mornings rosy light,
Are steadfast to their pole. Vast solitude
Gives room for thought. The mountain
storms are rude s.
And grand. Free hearted bounty shows its
streams,
In torrents, forests plains. The yellow CLEAN
OF cloudy sundowns, yermefl tinted morn,
The pearly mists that fee before the dawn,
Are things Of beauty. SO the mountain rose
The lucid dew that lke.an opal CLOVIS.
Gagged in the tender trellis of fresh loaves.
The 6eecy clouds through which the sunset
sWeRves
The lamb bent coloring Of latent hres
EACH with its influence, the heart inspires
To some conception. vague and underlined,
That God, through Nature, seeks the human
mind.
William D. Holmes.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07

The remains Of Al Sam, the China.
man Of the Jeanette, have travelled
1900 miles in search Of Q grave, but
are not yet in their final rsstinG.place.
They win soon be taken across the
United States to San Francisco, 5000
miles, and then across the Pacific TO-.
600 miles further, 70 the old home 10
China, thus making the circuit Of the
globe and one-fourth Of second cir.
cult He was brought from Asia and
goes back TO Asia.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-05-07
somervllle ana Cambridge Girls.

mo. said . Somerville girl, who
was on = visit to . friend in Cambridge,
II cannot conscientiously remain In
Somorville all tho time. feel that II
would be inconsistent with my view Of
tho duties that IN implicit faith In
Christianity entails. There arc no
temptations TO resist, no outrages on
good manners to condone, no self de-
NAL necessary In Somerville. There
the rhythm of ones environment Is nm
marred by single discord. When I
feel that I am too happy. that the
stream OF existence flows too smoothly,
! have to 60 elsewhere-to some local
ity where I can see that there ID still =
good deal of human nature In the
world"
And where do you 60 doara' asked
the Cambridge girl.
Il at onoo take the horse-cars for
Cambridge. - omerville journal.