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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14
COUNTY SEA T.
From the Chronicle:

AS Mr.. Jas. Sellers, of STANDARD,
was returning home from Dodge
vile last Friday on load of lum-
Der. the wagon struck rock when
going up Laun's hill and threw him
off the load, badly bruising his
head and face and otherwise inJur-
ing him but fortunately not serious.
The regular June session of the
Soldiers Relief Commission took
place in Dodgeville on Tuesday of
this week, with all the members
present. viz: Hon W. c, Meffert,
president, Hon. Calvert Spensley,
vice-president, and Capt. Richard
Carter, secretary. The Commission
furnished relief to two by granting
IS per month for two months to one,
and appropriating 80 to the other
The next meeting will take place in
Dodgeyile, September 4th.
Within the past ten days work at
the Ill. Central yards in Dodgeyille
has been pushed forward very vigor-
ously, some of the mechanics not
even suspending work on Sunday.
The large freight depot is now well
under way, and will be enclosed
and slated and the inside work is
being pushed as rapidly as possible.
New scales have been put IN at the
stock yards and a deep six inch
well sunk which will furnish an un-
United supply of water for the
stock. The round house and coal
loader are well under way, and hun
dreds Of men are engaged with a
large gravel train in ballasting the
track. A large force of men and
teams are engaged in cutting down
the banks about the freight depot
and leyeling up the wagon ways
about the platform.
From the sun;
Last Saturday Sheriff Penegelly
conveyed Mrs Mary Coady, of
Highland, to The asylum at Mendoza.
Mrs Coady's mental trouble dates
from the time when her son was
lied about two years ago, but I'M
Ill lately it was not deemed necessa-
~ TO have her put under treatment.
Her husband and family have the
sympathy of their many friends in
the neighborhood where they live.
Quite serious accident Mapped
10 a wOrkingman named Edward
Headman in the railroad cut last
Monday forenoon. 1t seems that
the men were loading dump cart,
when someone threw large stone
on the cart from the opposite side,
which rolled off and struck Head
man on the head, cutting deep and
dangerous cash. He was at once
taken to a physician who sewed up
the wound, since which time he has
been getting along very well and
soon hopes to be at work again.
The little old log building just
opposite j. II. Penberthy's store, on
Main street, that has been a land
mark in Dodgeville for many years
was torn down by the railroad com
pauy on Wednesday, as the road
bed will pass directly over the
ground on which it has stood fol
almost half a century, We learn
that this building was erected al
1ost fifty years ago by james
Smitheren and John Adams, who
nos lives in Black Earth. If the
old building could speak it could nc
doubt tell much of the history and
progress of this place. In early
pioneer days it was used for sa
loan but many years it was occupied
and owned 10y Thos. Clayton, whC
litle dreamed that the time would
come when the iron horse would g
rushing over the spot. Thus th'
old land marks go, one by one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14

DoN'r forget to call at Deller's
when you are looking for dress
goods, boots and shoes, carpets and
u cloths. Goods are offered Mt re-
dyed prices. For why? To close
them out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14
PIANOES AND ORGANS.

S. T. Osborne is agent for the
leaders of the day. Headquarters
at Jenkins jewelry store. lSy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14

WmTEwAsH, wall, calsomine, var
nish and paint brushes--a full line
at Prideaux's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14

REMEMBER, when you are in need
OF wall paper, that we have some
bargains. ]. !. Hanscom 4 Co
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14
HONEST BARGAINS

In all kinds of boots and shoes for
spring and summer wear at Ienhal-
legQu's Shoe Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salye in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or 10 money required. Il Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cts. Per
box. For sale BY w. II. Prideau1.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14

DElIER is selling his dress goods
very cheap, 90 early and secure bar
CalHs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14

\ variety of choice crackers, in
Guiding oatmeal and graham waters,
at liendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14

CoRNMEAL, graham and buck
wheat flour az HendraS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-06-14
BnoTS AND shoes AT COST.

| offer my stock of boots and
shoes, including also the popular
GLOVES, Utica made fine shoes, for
ladies, misses and children at cost
prlce j. DELLER.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15
9afota+

&iltop @alter / Sarge, tilbprenoe
@piitopaltirfen, tanfer at oprette en-
STOLE for G;ser oeriebs. San bar
/ @tilbeb arbeioet berpaa / langere
Eib, beber bet berfra, % bar allereoe
faaet iubtriberet be npooenoise Ben=
ae os har fipbt en- Cont, bpor Sfo<
lebpsninser ifal opfbres, iaainart
ban tommer tilbaJe fra europa.
6arsoz8oiten: &or Rorrez
iponoent @ranb Sorts beretter ON
ct igrselist 9ilfelbe al 6attisoom os
g3pb, iom man life fulbe tro funbe
pere ianbt / bette rise 2ano. @n
6amilie, beitaaenbe al Manb, Some
os ct ipoaarist 8igebarn, antom for
leoen Sag fra ct. Saul til @rano
SORTS. &eien fra ct. Saul til Ser
sus 5aus bapbe be tilbagelast tilfoos
os ben lille @ise 6aobe iomme Sage
saaet oper 90 Mil. &ense mansle<
be be aloeles oa lepebe fun at, boao
barmbiertise Soft sop Dem. S Ser
sus Gans fit Be &ielp os b(eu ienot
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15

en- &ontet mellem &apital og &apiz
tal, men blot ct @pprssmaal om ben
ameritanfe Mrbeioers &ilfaar ital
forrtnses. 9an troeoe imiolertio
life, at ben amerifanlte ylrbeioers 2pn
funbr bltpe rebuceret uoen peo en-
Stemmestpning al ben amerifanlteGrs
beioer lelo.
9an fanot imiolerttb lite, at bette
bar ben rette Mnleonin9 for en- poliz
tiff Sale, os ban Hutteoe meb en- Sat
for ben biertelise Mootagel1e:
Ser par peb 2anbittgntn9en tor:
iamlet en iaaban Men9be Menneifer,
at man panltelia funbe fomme frem,
pg Subelen bar for.
Mr. Blaine o9 Samilie ftulbe for
laoe Seem gort Manbas os besipe
fig til tit 9jem / Gusuito, @aine.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15

til @ran0 SORTS, bpor De opbolbt Jig
/ fire Sage, ON Metterne iopenoe i
2aber os / @etrsrpfter, men uoen at
faa Ell Bio .Jlao ben bele Tio. @nz
belis bleo be opoa9ebe os @ialp pbet
bem. Set par oa o9iaa paa bpi &ib,
oa oe nefen par ubbun9rebe.
= Breiioent @lepelanb bar 9ooz
fienot en- SOB, BET 9iper 9atotas
@pieiteret to aslocierebe 9ommere
mere enb fpr.
= @tpar 9tetter iibfe l1se bar
bet ifplse 9a9blaoene iaa tolot paa
fere Steoer 9anb1fabet oufrins
Depi(s 2ate at Sroiten tilbels 1fabe=
be Qarspetfen. st 6unorebe Miz
le 9}oro u9 @eit for @rano Sorts
1fuloe bet beller itfe pere sanfe frit
for Trof.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15
Gergns Gal1s Mgebtaa
u6fomrner bber Snsbag.
a. Solent, ltogiDer.
SnbitriptionSpri8 $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLA d,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

ct. Souls, Misl lourri, ben 12te bs.
uben at boile en enefte Sang os meb
@enberne bunbne til @iben os Bez
meme iammenlnpreoe. Euren tos
omtrent utte Elmer. San 1ppmmeoe
paa &pssen o9 arbeioebe fig frem
meb 8enene.
- @btcaso. Mrs, Crap, enulDt=
felis &pinoe, Der blep funbet nefen
ibie(lu(tet gto. 316 g. 15be @tr.
Eorsoas Morsen, bpbe paa County
9olpttalet &l. 4 Sreba9 @ftermi6ba9
uoen at babe 9jenounbet &eoi6fbez
ben. Ser fremtom 6reba9s 9plbs=
ninger, lom 1pntes at pe9e ben paa,
at Den ulptfeli9e &pinoes @nbeli9t
maalfe life par foraaria9et oeo Cult
alene. Set piier fig, at en- &er1on
peo 9tapn 6rant 9auer 1fal bape af=
la9t bpppi9 Be1p9 bos Ifbpbe / be
1toite Nar, o9 at ben lille @ise bleo
paalast at taloe bam Onfel. Sen
2i1e forteller, at 2auer ofte miss
bauolebe baaoe benoe o9 Denoes Mo>
Der, os at ban tos ale be &ense, iom
@ooeren tunoe fortiene pe6 at ~ Mr=
beios=8enfleber for Sirmaer paa
@Dblioen. 9eaar ban in9en 9Sense
fit ilos ban benoes Mober. Ser er
flere 9eaboer, lom fan beoione, at be
bar bgrt &aab om @ielp um Staten,
og en- Scat bprte be tpoeli9 Gaabene
vMorb, Moro!" men oa be TOM til
Mrs. @raps 9Br pi(oe bun life Hip
pc benz tno. Sen lille Yi9e forteller
liseleoes, at 9auer beitanoi9 taitebe
Mooeren o9 benoe paa @uluet os Ielo
ioo / Sen9en. &olitiet arreferebe
/ 5rebags 6rant 2auer, Der. bpis
buao Der it9es ON bam ct 1anot, rnaa
pere ct ianbt l1bpre / MenneFeltif=
feGie. San piite tn9en l1ro, ba ban
blep arreiteret, og ipurste ON BUN
(Mrs. @raD) bar opo. 9an tilito6
at baue laaet benoe 9lnii9tet ct @ar
@an9e, men ben19teoe bette iioen.
9an tilitoo ogiaa at baoe faaet &en=
&c al ben6e. (Sfanoinapen.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15

MiIs Clara Barton er Nabnet paa
&reiioenteu Nmerican 9fational
Nslociation al bet rpbe &ors. SUN
bar be Torene6e Staters @ele9at til
ben fieroe international Conference,
1om Toreninsen Set &poe &ors bo1bt
/ @arlsrube 8aoen ifjor / Septemz
Der. Ereioent @lepelanb ouerlepe=
reoe benbes 9fopport fra M1gbet til
&onsresien iioite Jreoag.
S fin &upport flyer Nliis Barton,
at @onterencen blep bolbt forat ober=
peie enoel pi9tise Sp9rssmaal an=
saaenbe ben organilerebe Bifan6,
iom Toreniu9erne / bet eSnternatio=
male &pbe &ors 1tal 9iue, o9 ben beo=
ite Metbooe at Doe 1aaoan 8iitano
paa.
Sc ameritanSte 9elesater, 1ieer
Mils Barton, b(ep mootasne meo
uleooanlis &cnlisbeb. SUN siuer
en- betaljeret SremitiQins al 5orbanos
lin9erue oeo Mgoet. @no9tbpe 2anoe
bar reprelentereoe.
9e ameritanlte Delesater blep efter
@onferencen inuitereoe af5torbertus=
tnben al Baoen til at tilbrin9e no9le
Sage geerbeoen al 6offet os enbnu
en9ar9 at mgbe benoes Jorelore &eiz
ier 8ilbelm os &eiierinoe Iu9uita,
os benne Snobpoelle blep mobtaget.
Mils 8arton flyer, at bun bar ben
2@re at brin9e bette 9anb be 1iote
l1btrpt al &elpi(lie mob Dor .unse
Station, iom bun lDtteoe til, fra ben
erperbise 9amle Wonarf, Der nu er
forenet meo oem, lom itaar for Eroz
men berooenoner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15
Minncfpta.

Sra Morris fripes ben lobe os.:
Set ct Hart MI, at be itore Sorbaab<
niuser, man for en Eib iioen nereoe
ON en- rig @rpbe, lite pil saa 0pz
fDloelie. S bette S}abolag ct
mango af De Nserfrefnin9er, iom fpr
itob 1aa looenoe, blepne ble9te og ita<
bete al Stuff. Set er oanfelist at
iige noset meo &eltemtbeo ON 11ofal=
bet uu, fpr Ereitemaitinen fan tor
teqe. @eiret bar o9laa peret meset
ubelbiet f6r 9paannen. Euiinoer al
Sons af So ct bleben poelagt. @tur=
aannen er fulb Gang / bette Gounz
tD.
= Sames SCOPES, en- al be eloIte
@ettlere MoneD Greet &aleb, @ouz
iton County, orutneoe 9foot &iuer
Trebassaften.
= Safe Benton 12te 2lu9. st
meset 1prse1ist l1lpftestilfeloe iteoe /
Dor Bp fo:rise Sag 6amilien bos
$. 3eller. airs. 3eller baobe iat ct
Tibet 8aoetar paa @uluet os ilog ems
bel fosenbe &an6 bet. Soet BUN
penote fig ON forat 1ette &ieoelen till
base paa Dpnen, falbt en- lioen &ise,
to os ct balpt Nar sammel, Up 8alz
len. 9eubes 9ooeo os Ben tom lite
neb @anbet, men ben penfre @tbe og
Nrm iamt &psset blep frDstelis for
trenbt. &ipbet paa Irmen bar iom
fost, iaa ben 1ille @ise ielp tog @tpf<
terne al oe piite benz til @oberen.
8plesen bar lite tilfebe, os man
m,aatte berfur ipse 2esebielp / Gbler,
os man anoenbte Morfin forat linbre
benbes frpetelise 2ibelier. lllgtten
lteoe Dmtrtn9 SCI. IL 5prm1ooa9, o9
omtrins &l. 6 9lften bpbe bun. 9az
gen efter foresif Besrauelien. @er
@maapiaer fra fem til iDo Iar samle,
flebte bpiot, mpbte / Metbobiftirfen
og itrpebe 8lomfer fra 9pren til
Nlteret. @er Gutter fra ii til tolo
Nar bar 2iset.
= @n Manb / &eo @in9 peb
geapn Eibbeniobans ct iporlgit for
iuunben iiben ben Abe bs. San reiite
en- Eur til Minneapolis om Iftenen
ben 3bie os 1aaes ber 9asen efter,
ba ban talte meo en- Sen o9 1asbe, at
ban netop par ferois til at reile
biem. @iben bar ingen feet bam.
6an arbeibebe for Globe electric
Sight & &otper Company &eo 8ins
% blep gift for nogle Tiger iioen.
Man frp9ter for, at ban er tommen
pp(o1omt afba9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15
CT 600 MnIeo.tttt8.

100 Ncres frustbart 2ano beppfset,
ct meo itor. fin @tog o9 ubmerfet
&pTaat p Mil fra BD og Citation
ttlial9s paa lette &tlfaar. &ris
$3.50. garmere l1nberretning peb
bette Blaos &ontor. il25tf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-15
Gnblanoet.

Set meb6eles fra Seem Sort, at
@uitap Berq, bans Some us @uiser=
mober FAINT bans tolp Nar 9amle
9atter inbebrenote ii6ite Snsoaasz
mur9en. Set oar en- itor firezeta9es
9eiebolis, 1om nebbrenote. sSloen
opitob itrar efter &l. 4 om Mor9enen.
9e andre Snbuaanere al f9ulet unoz
TOM.
- 50 Gutter umtrins iptten Iar
bar forleoen uoe paa Sast eiterSforn
paa 9lrfanlaslioen tpersooerfor
Mempbis, Eennes1ee, os be opoaseoe
en- flor &1apperlanse, iom laa iamz
,nenriuset paa en @ten tilipnelaoenoe
ilgpn. @n at benz 1asbe, at ban bill
be fanse ben leuenbe % liiteoe fig ben
til ben, sreb traftist omfring Zen me-
oenfor 9opeoet os Dolot ben Nrms=
len9oe uo fra fig &riumf. Men
plub1e(is 1noebe Slansen fig on1frins
@uttens Mrm. San blep forltreftet
os foripste at rpfe ben at. 9erunz
ber bug @lan9en bam @allen, laa
@ifttenberne blep fooenbe i9ien /
&ipbet. Set ulpttelise Offer itres
Dbit al Gorferoelie, sreb @lansen
,neb bea9e 9enber os fafebe ben til
Sorben. &an falbt oerpaa ielo /
Nfmaet neo paa Soroen meoens bans
foritretfebe &ammerat ipraug efter
@ielp. Set par to Mil til nerme>
ite gus, os naar @ielp antom, funoe
lite ben biote reooes. San bpbe tort
efter unber ipere 2ioelier. @langen
fanbtes iammenrullet tat peo. Sen
bar fire Sob os nj CONNER lang os
bapoe atten &1apper.
= &apport ira @alt1nlpett1re11 I
Mi@isan ubpiier fplsenoe uobptte /
@altproouttionen Suli Maaneo / be
fplsenbe 8per: Sa9inatp, 99,267
Epnber; Maniitee, 94,627 Tpnoer;
8ap, s2,s87 Epnoer; Sosco, 46,767;
Maion, 31,167 Epnoer;; 9uron, 10,
6O3 Epnber; ct. @lair, 1858 Gpnz
ber; Miolanb, 2,679 Gpnoer; total
s95,177 Epnber.
gtetp Sort. 6orleoen Sag bleo
BET siort ct npt Tori1s paa at iprin>
se uo fra 8rootlpubroen. @n uns
Mano Tom tiprenoe paa en- 2altuosn
paa 8roens norolise &jprepei. Nnz
tommen omtrent til Mibten taiteoe
ban plublelis 9at os 6ratfe o9
iprans fra &esnen op paa Borselenz
beret, boorefter ban, Zig en- Sat, flau<
rebe opao &abelen. uoeu at tase
9fotice al &arlelsraabene fra ct &ar
tililenoe Brobetiente ites ban omtrent
Is Sob tilpeirs ouenfor @elenoeret.
San iatte Mrmene / Siben, faiteoe ct
fora9telist Blit til be tienitiprise &e<
tiente os iprans iaa neo 9pbet. @n
3iolans ipntes bet, {om em ban full
be fomme neo paa Gpboerne, plub1ez
Zig bpjebe bog 2e9emet uo til @ioen,
% / naite Moment falbt ban, meo
psnfre @ioe nebefter, / @anbet. &an
1anf pieblitfeli9 unber, men tom after
op efter ca. 80 Sefunoers Torlpb %
blep bepibflps Eilfanb ballet up i
en- 8aab u9 5enere bra9t paa 9oipi~
tai. 9an Tom ienere til Jig ielp isjen
os oil MI for &etten babe at forIoaz
re fig mob Nntlase for @elpmorbsforz
Ing os an9ipe @runbe, nbporfor ban
1tte bpr benlettes til @trafarbeibe i
inbtil 2 Mar"- ben Straf, 1om 2open
bette 2ano betemmer for S5olt iom
foripser at tase fig ie1p al Sage.
(Noroife 8laoe.)
&iampeiobmmer. &apt. Sad
@i1iams, en- professional @ppmmer
pg Snofgbt fra 9en Malta, ippmmez
| De % Mi(e fra 9llton, SQinios, til
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
Love song. ia Afptap,.tan.

Love songs ara plentiful with the Afyhans,
though whether they arc acquainted with
love "a rather doubtful Woman with the
Afghars Is a purcLassbls commodity. Shs
Is not woced and won with her own consent ;
she is bought from her father. The average
price Of young and good boxing girl ~
fromo,out 800 % coo rupees. To reform the
ideas Of an Afghan upon that matter would
be Desperate task. When Said Ahmed, tho
great Wahab leader, the prophet, leader and
king Of the YusufzHi Afghans. tried 20 atol-
ISL the marriage by sale his power fen at
once. He had % flee for bis life, and died an
outlaw. There Is no song "a tho world - sal
and dismal IS that which Is sung 70 the bride
by Der friendA TIE, come 20 congrntslats-
no, % console her, Ike Jephtha's daughter;
they 90 70 her, sitting in a corner, and sing:
You rsEnEia sitting IN a corner end cry fo,us.
What cat va 60 f9f you
Your father has rscsiSed tbs money.
IN Of love that tho Afghan Knows r. joaI-
Oily. Al crimes are sad 70 have their esu=a
II oDe q tbs tkres z'S-zar, Esrnin or z0n--
money, earth or women Tbs third "a. I'm
fact, tho most freqBen; Of the thres czusss.-.
Contemporary Review.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
THE pool.

Now it Is night. Tree surrounded,
Mirrored is naught in the pool but thu image ca
one faint star.
Wrestling and grooming, the trees
Clasp their strong arms round each other call.
ing for help from afar.
Lost winds among them are wandering,
Gliding. bewailing, entreesing; then rushing
into the night,
Dashing the leaves from the branches,
Hurting the bat from his pathway, chasing the
owl in bis fight.
See ell have sunk into silencei
Hark, how the dry twigs are cracking; forth
from his lair comes beast
Down by the pool he has bent him.
Dances the star IN its bosom, stirred by JAWS
red from the feast.
Cooled is his fever Majestic,
Stalks he away thro' the gloom. Silent yet all
things that are,
For ii is night. Tree surrounded,
Mirrored is naugdt il the pool but TIE image Of
one faint star.
Noel Denis in Overland Monthly
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29
chlorslorfaing while Asleep.

&e had occasion IN g reoeu, nnnsber d.
Science to refer 70 the possibility q chIoro-
forming rs-so1s whiis ssisep without swzk-
ing them r. Confirmation O. tho ssssstaeu,
which 1as then made. thai un5er favorable
Circumstances this eoEt9 te accomplished, -Te
quote case which oosurrai n tie Eesz Or
Ie&ns Charity hospitai ard j. reported IA ia
View Orleans MEDICAL ard Surgical Journal
A c1f.d s yesrz q sgs was sLaeslrsx frog.
u.s-rssy. and :: beanie uersszary 20 draw 81
the fluid e.Zzsss0a wh4eh had sc-7naIz.eS! 4.
sus ehes. de Ess vs<y much afraid Il ths
cpsrstio-a and u YVES deterEnsrsef % a..ssrryrs
il walsa - ~ss sElaeT- Ga tSs foiloxirg fsv-
While Syaad s2seep. cA1a-oto-rn WA admin l.
tered ESsZsoGt E~Ak1zZ tns ei-sId, ard .1srs,y
four oEz-sc~s u Euia ~srx z1.hsyzzu. The
child ossas-Szssd iosssep ilErusskezt tias zisit.
zssd When y awoks t1ss following morning
kzew nothing q tse cpsrztson- -Seksoe.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-29

4 reporter Inot On tbs str>oss q BirTns,rs
ham, Conn. a short tirzss ago. r7as who
was selling clans from wagon Al inter-
view with hsns developed the fact tha. ID
claims - be the las. Il The uob5s trssz Of
Psq1ots. who, IN the eariy days ~ ia settle
uscst. occupisd ina country about where
LatchfeId no~ earfs- Tho mans name A
Truman Bradley He l. nos fan b!ood.i.
b; claims . - ;wo-thirtis Indian Ia sp-
pearanne szhssantlsses has claim. He s-ansa
oTer AK fest tel Is straight, broad ssso-I-
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WOMAN AND HOME.
HINTS AND HELPS OF VALUE TO
MAIDS AND NATIONS.
Ventilation Of the Sleeping Room-Gloss
on the Linen Collar-An Invalid's APP
petite-A Mothers Touch-Origin of
Love-Paragraphs, Notes.


Love-Paragraphs, Notes.
Ventilation is splendid provision of ma.
ture for human good The circulation Of air
is wisely adapted to enter any crevice.
There is an ancient riddle, "Round the
house, and round the house, peeks in every
crack
This is the mission Of the wind, and If we
open the chamber window we shall be amply
repaid by the fresh, exhilSating air that is
waiting to replace the foul, stagnant breath
of the gathering night watches. This every
body knows. But, please, don't carry bed
making past the sunset Every one knows
that the dew falls before old Sol has thought
of retiring to his golden pillow. One hour
and q half is quite sufficient for a thorough
airing of sleeping room
What sorry sight is presented by q lot OF
prOmiscuous bed linen strewn about, robbing
the room of its beauty, and sadly infringing
on the laws Of tidineSs- A nicely made bed
is an awful handy place to lay things on Ii
IS high enough to be out CT the reach OF baby
taIl mothers dc not have nurseries, 10 keep
II unInade Is wild notion, and nope taAf x
VIII lot gain prominence just tolnk CT II
''Nos make bed until il b required TO sseep
In What would become OK ali TIE pretty
lace covers, sha,11s, e.c.i This plan 80 lately
proposed hes been tried By slack domsssiGs
for long time. They seldom make t1eir
own until bedtime unless strictly ordered &c
do So I speak sdvisedly, having been an
noyed by such delinquency, q, think, any
tidy housewife would be
In tAis day Of the family boarding craze,
ard the back aching bric-s-brac nonsense
please do not I'll our dsnghissrx and house
maids heads with the folly ct nesiecfinS %
arrange every room in lis prestisst order.
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secures rs frora spirit OF procrsssa nA,soo-
4 nice breeze invited through open wiz
doxs N the morning hour, SECURES al TIE
health that Is Necessary IN this line; and the
exercise that follows the proper rsilussrnsai
OF cur dwellings guarantees the bAessiEag Of
good digestion, and gratiiss toss love for ti,As
tayUaaY -Ksish ss1sid Rsgyads sYssY ss1s
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Charles Dickens, Jr.. Remarks.

Charles Dickens says that he has noted one
peculiar thing in this country. your
people," he recently remarked to an Amer
lean, ''are surprisingly familiar with Eng
lish history and literature, but 1 cannot say
the same for their own. l was brought up
on the works of Washington Irving and Ma
thaniel Hawthorne. and when / came to
America l naturally began to talk about
them. I soon found that many people with
whom l conversed, actually needed an intro
duction to these two authors. New York
World.
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