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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01
Noti3 be5iislid Nufidubs Der
Yetitton.
Staat Winneiota.
Stearns County.

Da BITE Som Soarb Der Counts m mifdre bss &C.
~uanuten Sttrns 81. ernanntsn Seftttssr S.s ven
srss s. Saist Carl s ssi;ifs ssf ans. ss u.s. g. s's sssi, 1
6etpf1, s. 8. 8nebsl, &b. Stau8er, Ssrm. M6tt,
Gtec. Bod unt Serb. @rIsma&er unter;et&neten,
ppm is. DECEMBER 1884 tabirtsn une in mstner Office
aufbepdbrten gettttpn, In trel6er ods Stettn zines
Sfentlt6en 9rabens hes In %tsrfelben an8e8ebenen We.
ses .~ntlane, in meiner office gu Gunfen Der PROPS
ntrten arbeit berid teten unb ZEN Sert6t tn netnsn
5dnten Iteeen; Sp pirb tiermit Ger AaffHub Der pc
titipn ttfannt gem adj, unb berid tet. has biefelbe er.
6rtert unb fdrIter %befinrnt rtrb ppr senanntem
gsarb her 60. GOmmiEdre bet eeren aa&ften gsr-
~fammluns TN Gpurttaufe in st. Glpub
atm 9tensta9, Den % Suit 1885
8 rsr Nadmitaas. Die Strede, ME BON senanntsn
SeF&tis.rn .mpfetlens bsrias.t, 1T f%Oissnss; r.
80 retli6 anfansenb, bann q 45o 3C 5al,& sar Get.
ton $500 sss;' ssann II 4fo 80 sflia inr etatio,
s sne; sss sasi y sas SO . { IN mr. gs sa t es So 500 sSI SUI.
6ann q $50 3U 6 sur Citation 1880 5ue; bann y
$50 3W 6 CUR Sratirn 119x3O-63O Suf; bann q 76o
,ur citation 14tx5O. $50 Sus ans snbsns in .in.nga9
%bstannt als Cole Greet in Sec; f9. 5rwnftiS 123,
l9laGe 81 wefli&. Die DifanJ III 26S-100 Ne,len
unit Der 5aa Der etnie I'm Durdf&nitt fS50-10O SUE.
Die Sra en rer gsrfpnen, bur6 ceren 2dnb ter pro.
ponirte @raben selesen trtrt, fnb fclssnhe: gtarta
g. Wilfpn, q. ~ fdrfe, Nb. Stanger, 8. 8ditineer,
Gsrtr. Sraun, Rid. SSsen. 5reb @nmtup, sSpt,a
o. amen Der 6ranssisentsumsb.Hser. serenqanb
laffeiri pirb, fnh ~fplssnse: laarl Bod, 8arl Sslsifer.
S. @. 8nebel, Waria 9 chiffon, u. .. elarfe. VI.
Changer. S. gaitinser, Rid. 86ben, 8ub. 8anafa,
5optia @umtrr, Saepb gefer. Serm. Sadfer. &nt.
@Osmeifel, Sid. Sentses, Aus. S&uls. eutp. 86pp
5r. Niaer, SIS W5be. g.. 8pnneraien. Sd. s.
S&uls, 6. .. @esr, 5ree. Settle. Sus. 8unslsbsa,
Serb. 3ae,Opsfi. @ni. Cad, Srben ct. Benedict, {.
g. 3acscmsti, sos. 3acscwsfi. 6reb. @rism a&er
| @ert. Sraun, Gtspt. Bod. Nnt. Stser, ST.. @umtpw
Se,eust uab beeieiet am %. Stunt 1886.
8arnes SpfSbers,
l2S- Counts &utttrr, Stsarns o puuts, Wtnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

VI. The Government of said corporation and the
management of the affairs thereof, shall be vested
in a board of seven Directors, all of whom shall be
actual residents of the towns aforesaid, who shall
be elected by the members of said corporation, az
follows, on the first Monday of January in each
year.
VII. The names of the first Board of Directors
are Adam LANCER, Frank Timmers, John Fersch-
weller, Nicholas Lauermann, Fred Schroeder,
Nicholas Rassier, George A. Marshall.
In Testimony Whereof, We have hereunto set
our hands and seals in the County of Stearns State
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01
rid monb's 0a1bIlfe.

9as lit bod Elm 2eben uno Sreiber
in &i9mpno, baB man balo ben Sop
babel oerlieren f0nnte. Qles riiitet iit
auf ben aroBen 4. Sult. On bieiem Gage
fou es bier bod berseben. Seute er
eins al unIere 5rauen Der Iuftrag, bic
8orfebrlngen fir cine quite &iihe gu
treffen. Gier berielben neroen i'm 2aufe
bieier ISOLDE bic @bre uno bas Ser9nii
gen baben, Don Saus gu Saus auf Col
Iecte au fabren. 9a beiBt es, ben beiten
Sdinfen, unb lpdren' es aud 5uei uno
nod mebr, hersebOt. @ier unb Butter
biirfen sepiB ni6t feblen. au3
Sober, Sorn. unb 8u,ftenuieb.
limb mas bic Sariibt Ionit petlieb,
ipirb nit Sanf entsesensenummen. .,
Die armen Sibner! Senen wirb es fir
eiuen ausenbl,d idle6t seben. Gum
euten Slid iino bic meiiten slndiis'
@eraoe bieIer un,stanb biirfte ibr Coos
beIIer seitalten. Sie uerben nit ibrer
trlben @elidtern unb itruppi9er 8eoa
dung i~ebenfals unieren Srauen MIDI
siuedoienlib erideiner. 8dre es ia
eben ri9t gu ben a.nm6sli9en 9inser
Ill re6nen, baB bic &odfunit an bieier
8ieb6ern poIitdnois ideitern fDnnte'
Suute man iebo6 einen 8eriud MAIDEN
tuoIen, 10 tpdre eS ratbiam, oorerit um
idau su balten fIr cine s~eniisenbe In:
Sabl @,bs unb S9leitftetne gum S4arf=
ma9en Der Sdbne. 9unn iOlte man
be1tens iorsen fir ettua 1O0. 8funo But
ter, better Gualitat gum 9uten &utid
in ben Masen unb sur Gprbeusun9
epentueler &ranfbeiten, ais: 8eritDp.
flung, @ebdrmniB II. {. 10. Scum, i'd bofe
uniere Srauer tusroen bic @ludien lais
fen, no fe iino, une ii1 bios nit beren
Gier besnisen. 8Irben ia auBeroem
bieIe G6iere nit ibren flappernben Stim'
men elm gar iammerlides Concert an.
itimmen, tpel1es lebr libel gum Subel.
feite paiien burfte. Sic Seierlidfeiten
bes s ites tperben sebalten I'M gitp'
8arf, nabe Der neIen Bride. 9a wirr
es an u~n.erbaltuns unb SpaB ni6t feb'
len. lluiere S%euerwebr miro iib Ha6
mittass in 8araoe.@ari9 auf ben Geit'
plat beseben uub, bier ansetommen. po,
aller Iusen lire funftseredten 8enbun'
gen, S6pentunseu, Maridabunsen
S6lansens unb Sdaefenlauf uorneb
men. BUM S9luiie tpiro iie elm nod
ME seiebenes Spiel euffibren, peldea
ansuieben germ einen SoIar rpertb lit
0admlttags 3 1br miro Der beriihmt'
Seiltdnaer Side Mefter bon gIHeln
Lamb in Wufrica feline 9unlt Dor ben
::gublifum ~seiseu.* abenos bensaliit'
.Beleu9tumg. Sreunoe unb @6nne'
'gfidmunbs iperben hermit freunolidi
.einaelaben, uns an %senanntem Sage mt
,iArem 8elude beebren au ipolen. St
,piel lit aeipiB, baB es 9iemanoea rcuel
.ipirb, bieien Gag bier serpeien Su lein
Darum, auf nod &idmouo!
y 8rdciie 5 l1br ipiro Der uere 9au,pfe
.9afnta" bonn Stapet selaHen nno rnte
flatternben Sabnen uno &ano renopn1e
feline erjte &eiie ben gole>5lub hinauf. Il
ben gEuntp'& anal antreten. Ya1agter
1pouen F9 bis ipdteitens Nittfpnh s(ben
meloen. y.
CT. &i6o1as, ben 81. SUM- 'S5.
6eute f~eierten mir I'M Siftrift SEQ. l
SGluB Der Sbule. Inner 2ebrer Ser
81. larren hntte iih iehr uiele Wiil
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01
9anfiagung!

Sem reblihen Climber, einen Sobne beg
bes Serrn Sos. SLn9len. ipridt hermit Der
uuterSeifnete fir pinftli9e 5uriideritattunl
Der gefurf enen $50 ieinen beiten Cont aus
Sb%eobDr BIanttenber9
90 ct. gloub, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

B9F Gobertion & Slim faufen al,
Grien pom SarmprOouftsn sesen bsoi
posr segen austauid uon @aaren.
- Mebl lnb @:.e1iutter bel S. 8. gupo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01
Of Incorporation
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

Know all Men by these Presents, That we,
whose names are hereunto subscribed, and who
are residents of the Towns respectively herein
named, in the County of Stearns and State of Min
nesota, and who collectively own property within
said Towns, of the value of more than Twenty five
Thousand Dollars, which we disire to have insured
against lose or damange by Fire, Hail and Light
ming, do hereby associate ourselves together as a
body corporate, and for that purpose do hereby
adoptand sign the following articles of incorpora-
ton;
1. The name of the said corporation shall be
The st. Joseph Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Composed of the Towns of S t.Joseph, st. Cloud lie
Sank and St. Wendell.
II. The business of said corporation shall be
the insurance of the members thereof against loss
or damage by Fire, Hail or Lightning that may
happen to detached dwelling houses and their
contents, and farm buildings and their contents.
and hay and grain in the bin, stack or NOW. and
live stock upon the premises of the assured or RUM
ing at large; agricultural implements, and all
other farm property in said buildings.
III. The place of transacting the business OF
said corporation shall be at and within The Town
of st. Joseph in the County of Stearns and State
of Minnesota. and the business office of said cor
|poration shall be located in said town: and no per-
son shall be eligible to membership in said corpo-
ration excerpts residents of said towns and non-re-
sidents who own property therein.
~. The time of the commencement OF said cor
poration shall be on the Oath day of June Al
1885, and the same shall continue for the period of
thirty years from said date.
". The names of the persons forming said cor
|poration, all of whom are residents or property
owners of the towns below named, are as follows
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

Better Slanporb 8attun, neu Z
Wuiter, u 5 @ts bi, galb bel s. &
BRADFORD, 0a6folssr uOn goung &
IBraOfor6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

BJ Cine syObe NusIuabl BON 3u=
der uao Seneriuerf fir ben 4. Suli bel
&obertlon d Slim.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

sae Ybilppaihta. = Yater Clemens
erprobtes Dtittel sesen Sipbtberia 81
BADEN in Der Office b5. 8lattes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

= Gultnlan & 9ap!or's Srelbs unb
Dampfmaidinen, 3irfelidsen bel Meo>
peS & &ielpel, Solb Springs. 2e-6m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

B1r Gup.l. Oh a. Sliln am iriiberen
8enlen'S Ylase, periaufe Groceries 81
lerabseiebten Hleilen. Wan lprede bel
lbnen Dor. u -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

9ule Mttslieber oes S1lbenperetns iinb
hermit eriudt. ant 4. Suli. praaiie 9
nbr Rprsens, i'm S~ereinslDfdle it'd einfit'
ben 5u ipoGen, um an Der StraBenparaos
tbsilnebmen gu fOunen. 6. &ensten,
27-2 .Gefretdr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

= 8elo su berIeihcn auf @rurbei.
gentbum. Waasufrasen bel $. 8. Bire.12-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

Signed, sealed and executed in presence Of
P. b. German,
Martin Loso.
" Adam LANCER,
President,
Fred. Schroeder,
Secretary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

an. sSie gumpasnie bat S1minsen, Sibe,
slide uno bbl5erne Ibhdu9e am l1fer 6es
Sees, etpa et1e Siertel Weile BON Sptei
2afapette, nabe benz Winnetonfa StranDe
anaebradt. Die idDnen Bldbe, Die itatts
|lifffen an Dem See, tuersen fir Mb9altuna
BON Hlc-yficS gesen cine serinse Yer9itun9
'eingerdnmt. I'm Ndheres, Saten etc. tpenbe
man iih an Us. 8. Wri9bt, 2ocal 5ifet>
N9ent ooer an Gen. 8. Selner, @rcuriipnse
Mgent No. 10, Nicolet Saus .. Mtnneopoe
lis ober an s.. s.. Barren,
BY General Haiiagier=Mgenf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

= Mepl nnb giebfutter bel s. $. 8opb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

81. 3i9olas. ben 81. SUM- 'S5.
6eute f~eierten mir I'M Diitrift geo. IL
SGluB Der Sbule. inner 2ebrer Serr
8. Barren bate ii6 iebr uiele Mibe
seseben, Oieleu Gag 81 einem 5reuoen-
feite su mahea iOmObl fur. @ltern als
fir Die 8moer. Sebr uiele WitSliecer
bes Dit. babeu rese 9beiln lbme ae=
Selst. @u9 beebrten Ias nit ibrem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01
Mbtmn9!

Mebl uub giebfutter bel s. 8. 8ppb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-01

Die beiten 2iquDre, @eine unb gigarren
n~erfauft ina @roBen unb &leinen. 8eridiez
oene billiards ben 8eiudern aurgerfisung.
Ollie Sreu1be uno 8efunnten iino hermit
gum freunoliden 8eiu9e %einselaben. 2S-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01
Working the Telegraph Rae Vt"
R.f H.e.lI


A wail-known crook WAS en- countered the
tier day He bore an air of profound
objection Hs allowed his cigarette TO go
uut after the second Whit, while hs leanei
over: table and scrawlsi figures with a
piece OF chalk.
What's the trouhle'' the reporter in
qaired
Bad enough" he arswsrel Our best
man has been pinched in Connecticut, and
has just got twenty-five years straight in
-he neck. Who was it. Why, John Palmer,
Of course He was one of the great artists
ia the profession. and has made thousands
and thousands He wasn't liks ordinary
crooss. tie was always getting up new
schemes He invented tho telegraph acket
AMI it was dai,y. How was it worked,
Hell % TO c hotel at Buffalo and regis
ter as Charles Adams Of New York AMI
a,h carl rs representing som, manufact-
uring concern in the city. He'd rush around
and s,ll, or try - sell by sample or by an
advertising book. and he'd Away, bring his
would be customers 10 the hotel and there
trea: them AMI the clerk He'd tell the
clerk confilenually that ha expected some
money ielegraphel on, ana 10 notify him
tie moment the telegram came. In the
afternoon the telegram came from "na of
his pals 1t read:
Your letter received. Mailed you certified
check at 10 o'clock
The next morning the letter came from
New York. AMI inside was n certified check.
o: course it was all forged and very well
forget. He'd show it mp t. the clerk and
then walk down u the nearest bank IL cash
it. The teller refused always until john
was Identified He'd go back to the hntel
and get the clerk to endor-e it. or else g"
down with him to the bank TO identify him.
In 10th cases he ccIlare1 tie cash every
time. tie caught on, boss, but you see sue
cess was too much for him. He got careless
in his liz. AMI then, instead Of sticking TO
hotels AMI banks, lie tried 10 work the post
oiiice. Il breaks ms all nv fer worked
tie racket with him
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

New Yor'. Mail aal Express Interview
els the cpsratic stage threatened With sn-
other influx Of singersE
YES, DECIDEDLY. Mime. Marceesa. IN Paris,
has seventy girls. all Americans They are
all high sopranos and expect 10 be Prinia
donnas As soon as they are turned loose III
they knew what do they would give up
the undertaking at once II could would
advise them to go TO the wash-tub or can
vass as agents for medicine book The
,,u6lic is 50 exacting these days Ii is hard
to please The dramatic fire of a Bern
hardt, tie beauty of Langtry, the ward
robe OF an eastern princess and the figure Of
a Venus de Aeiici are required by the
public before they acknowledge themselves
entirely captivatsd Ali if is all in the
wardrobe. \ beautiful girl in Kentucky
not long ago was advertised as having a
wonderful high soprano voice. A manager
asked: Who is her ireSsmskerf That Is
tia keynote-ths wariroba Ths pablo do
Ynand it and il must b. coTnphsi vita IN or
der to be successful
The French maid bobbei her hesi at the
koor and in lisping voice announced an
othsr visitor. .Let tEem wait IN the ad'
ioipira parlor,r was the response.
II am always stuiyiny-nevsr iiieI An
ouera singer can never succeed II she SITS
down and indulses in rose-colorei dreams
No, It requires hard work. good consti'n-
zion and an indomitabls will II peSo
has not these requisites. my advice Is sof
her not to venture out as an opera singer
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01
Tie People Who Must Travel

1t is tao commonest thing to find young
tourists on the Rhine boat staring about
from one side To the other OF the wonderful
serpen'ine stream, and making snch re-
marks thee: Dear NE, AMI this is the
Ehiaei Don't thirs much Of il, do your
at amt a. vide rs the Hudson Good gra-
ci1us, is that Oh rock castlef I'm s.
hungry. Don't you feel hungry Wonder
what time they have table dhota. And
those young enthusiasts. who have excited
the my of their friends by talking Of the
Rhine they vera going 10 see, and will for
years in the future expatiate IN the glorieS
.. tie Rline they have seen, yawn at the
frst stage of it, lose the best and most char
acteri>ilc part of it az the table d'hote, and
bury the rs-. ia seaside by the "Duch-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01
"JANETrES HNRr-a CONTINUATION

ALLEGED to Have B cen Received by . Medium
from the Spirit world
The world, with its SORROWS ami anguish,
Janatte,
Has passed and meet the a2ain, my pct;
AMI none la thou los. OF the witching
charms
For tnou opene.t wide tay lovely arms
To welcome me foldiy here, my pet
The word was so DARK and gloomy, Janette.
Without thy presence of beauty, my pat
No. to feel the warm lips that love 50 to
pres.
Nor 70 hear the ru tile OF flowing dress
That enyalope3 thy radiant form, my ret
AMI now am happy olcs more Janetts;
But thou lowest me not as before, my pet;
Yet thy love Is more pure and lasting and
sweet;
Than it was whan lay in the light at thy
feet,
On the cold and beautiful earth, my pet
II the poor human beings were sure. Janette
That they'd meet those they love once again,
ny pet
1t would help them to wait and to learn
AMI forbear
For the priceless blessing SO rich and rare
As satisfied love, my pet.
But they all must have their SORROWS,
jeanette;
And I've had my share you know, my pet;
So let me forget the great life strife,
And bury my thoughts in thee, my life.
As tangls my soul in thy hair.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

Life. after ali. is good and msie TO b en-
loved In all its asreeahleness and beauty.
You are young: cultivate with care three
qualities. wit vivacity, good Eumor. BG;
do not take for a model those who see only
the gay side Of things, and who laugh at
everything. Isn't oas worthy OF oar rae.
unless be turns every thing into nocksryi
Believe me. it Is s reaSer use Of vii to
know only how - bsiistls- Perpetual irony
i often q mark Of impotence. Listen stlIl
~ to tho1 who see only the somber sids Of
lie; tie sad, the discouraged, to Use . tern
q the day, the psei2i,tic
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01
The boarding House Trinity.
Icntts-n City Chronicle ]

Cottage CITY Chronicie-
A long WASTED, slab-silei brother, with
rather clerical air. walked into we'll
known inn on the camp grourd and inquired
how much for table boari
six dollars a week, your reverence.
"Ani how much for dinne-F
SIX dollars
@what. The same for one msai as for
threef'
The Identical
But will Won be kind g ough to expla n
the apparent incon ,istancyT
Il will Ny friend you are Doubt -
familiar with the doctrine Of the trinityi'
Il trust that am
Well. sir I've had the boarding hoI -
trinity, great thres- maa!s-in-oae race
PLAYED on me too many times TO sc. tl-s
in on that lug any mora" Ani then
jcviaI skipper turnsi t. the by-s;aa Ter %
told how when b. first opened h
Saunt women and hollow-legged mes
70 come there ami engage for dinner "-
.. half price AMI get up at . in the nls l-
ing and eat couple of crackers ana Il
come IN al noon AMI till mp ike drol.s isV e,
with enough 70 last TIL the nAyf Iay.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01
d, Kind of Courtesy That Costs.

There are anmbsrle,s ways in which the
hest Of laws can be hindersi and trivialize.i
by JUICES AMI attorneys A regular phiios-
opby of delay has been establishei by mers
presidents of pleading and Of so-called ju-
dicial courtesy; AMI iitigants are thus put
at the mercy Of an arrangement which is in
reality stronger than the law. and calcu
lated 10 prolong and confuse its operations
much rs . mattar of coursS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01
Not the Painting.
IDetroif Free Press

He returned from Europe the other day,
and he asked his frieni x to 60 up to the
house with him and criticise painting
hs had purchased in Paris \ conn
piled, and after viewing the painting
from all sids' he cautiously observed:
i dunno but il seems TO me that the
shadows over here are not well worked out
Shadows, Why, the shadows are on ths
canvas
~Of coursa-
.Oh, thunder! I don't csre a continental
for the painting I brought you up here t.
criticise the frame"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

Were every one 70 sweep before his own
house. every street would b clean
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

The Russian thistle, brought to this coun-
try by the Menn ,nites in their first importa-
tion of wheat, i. becoming so thickly spread
in parts of Dakota as to cause serious
alarm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

lAuesei to Have Been Received by Medium"
from the Spirit World
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

On the Goa; of tn, gulf of Mexico. b.
tween New Orleans AMI Mobile, there are
five establish ment- in which shrimps an 1
oysters are came /. ani others are projected
Ii is clsime that II, sIpply OF oysters fer
them /; insxlsd .th.e ami that these ID
valves are q1its equal in quality 20 tho e
ssSa.- N go ~ z hay
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-01

Lucy II Hooper Lon Ion Letter
Tho Am .ficaa papers state, | see, that
Mr., Ners Grant Sarsoris is talking OF re-
tarnin- TO tine United States to reside.
hardly think thst she has found England a
plea an: Gwel.iag-pisce Her first impress
sions were formed when she visited Europa
as the daughter Of ths president Of the
Unitsi States. ami she was, in Consequence,
csrsssed and feel wherever she went On
her return a. Mrs Alyernoa Sartors she
found things by no means as brilliant aud
agreeable. She had been wild TO return TO
London. where she had been SO superbly en-
terrained, hut London to Mrs Sartoris was
not what it had been to Nellie Grant.
In the first place her father was no longer
the president of the United States. and our
sRepublican Princess as she used TO be
called, wa, princess no longer, For was she
welcomed and worShiped rs such Secondly,
she hal mother -in-lsw-a lady who was
born a Kemble. Q fact that implies much
1t is true that the elder Mrs. Sartoris did
survive her sons marriage many years. but
af:e- her death her inconsolable Wild lower re-
tired 10 strict seclusion on his country es-
tates, taking with him his son and daughter
in la " aud their children Such an exist
ence can hardly have been exhilaranng or
enjoyable 10 an American girl, and esPsc-
ially to one waoSe grihooi hal been passed
af the White House as the leading young
LADY ~ Ar,arican society
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-09-30
Hints to Prevent Fires,

Always buy the best quality of oil.
Never make a sudden motion with
lamp, either 10 lifting or setting 1t
down. Aes
Never put a lamp on the edge Of a
table or mantel.
Never fill lamp after dark, even if
You should have to go without
light
See that the lamp wick is always
clean, and that it works freely 10 the
tube.
Never blow lamp out from The
top.
Use candles when possible in going
about the house and in bedrooms.
They are cheaper and can't explode
and for many purposes are just as
good as lamps.
Matches should always be kept ia
stone or earthen jars or in tin
They should never be left where
rats and mice can get hold Of them.
There is nothing more TO the taste Of
rat than phosphorus. The will eat
it if they can get at it, A bunch Of
matches is almost certain to be set
IRE to If asrat gets at it.
Have perfectly good safes ia every
place where matches are to be used,
and never let match be left on the
floor.
Never let match go out Of your
hand after lighting il until you are
sure the fire is out, and then 1t is bet
ter to put it 10 stove or earthen
dish.