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Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
Gu @enrcttcGc.

Somitpleu / Wptboi ben iraufe O..
al Sasinoien) bapbe bpmt Ell Muno pts
Naon 9ien til Spben for sui9murS rs
&co. Senrettelien ifuloc fiuOe sta
ST. 6 ON WOrsenen rtpsle 0coe eitsr.
0a9en foruo bar Der iJrset for ct us9
martet Maaltib til Gam, o. ban III oss|
uoen en- SLATE Champagne; ben 8jsnta
ban til neite Mpr9en ps tDFate Den, I'D
ban git bost for at benrettes.
pa ban fom til Steoet, BAD ban q1|
at maatle faa bs Tom 6rauItmaubms|
bet oil iige bliue ituot, Men / ben Lid
@rtifel / Straiielopeu er beItemt "8aa|
Den 0eosbsmte ital !SOreoet blggsI
az"
San penote iie ba til Ell al Se0Na1
tnesterne, Tom ipur9te, buao ban itaSi
9jDre meb be 2 Eiaitre, ban babe 9IVsi
bam til at fjpbe en- np 9urbun for, bpli
fet ban baooe CLIENT Of uorette Gta1
boo bam oa at siUe Ycngene til bang
5amilie.
Sou loo Vsbbelen BAN trRle neN, 'taI
5in9eren | Wunben, buOr ban bolnt pa
at tDyse ct fort Stptfe Yetel, % tst
nsbe meo fit rsoe Sppt en- 9inls pa
Jurbrpberens gals, bpor bans parry
Sabel iflloe 9aa.
8aabenet HOs neb; men lld9tei Q1R
5Orfstisbebsresler trai bet lite 90I''
lerne.
San MATTE sjsre TO Su9 for at l'A
Sopebet fra &roppen.
unber oft bette bite 3ien, llSs'n
ale al bans &ace, Ell ilioltGno'S u"
San bapbs iorourist lilctranssn'
bebt pm at faa libe i'm StraI % paw
lat fig iait imob Of uuoeritrIVs n's1
Bgnitrift ON 8enaabnins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
bSy SGs StDffet re-
4
in1itc Spaltc. H.
6pepicn JONI Wurcr.

5or nosen Eio iiben, i%orteler en-
Iamtiois, iab en- Dame / fit @Grelie %
lpeoe. Soroet uar iti1et foran ct aabent
Stnou, % paa bet lau ilere fore 8oms
ulSs 2raaoineller, %iaabanne, iom bru
ses til Spmafiner. San tos netop en-
3raao al Ell Of bisie, ba bun fit ie en-
sren Srm, ipm bang iaIi inbenior Sul=
let paa Snellen. gun rplteoe BEN ub
al Sinouet ps fortlatte meb lit Irbeioe.
Sa bun en- Stuno efter ifulpe taae en-
ny 2raao pperrafebes bun peo i9ien at
finoe en- Orm i iamme Stiuina. Sun
bleo ltot forbauiet, men bn bum troeee,
at bun bapoe taset Sell, os life bapoe
faae: ,p'tst ben af fDr, siorOe bun BET
famine isien. Ormen ialpt af, % Snel.
len bar tom. Der bar iHsen 9pil ON
Oct oeanesars, os bun tos paanp fat
paa Nrbe.o Oct. @tan tanfe fig benoes
Jorbau'elie, ba bun nusle gjeblifte eSter
paa famine Sarnipole ppbasebe, lite en-.
men TO srsnne Orme, otturat fig ben
fSrlte | StBrrelie, 5arue % 5urm.
Der bar noset unoerlist peb bette.
lOm ON Der bar Sereri meb / Spiuet.
pm beIlutteoe at bore paa 8aat.
Stray eIter b!eo benSss Gstpaasipenbeo
belsnnet. Der Tom en- almiubelia Sao.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
Eli Wcmncr al 2mtber.
Epl(coc!

3ilao mig bsrpeo at irbbpoe eber til at
operpGre ben Granen % be Seitli9beoer,
boormeo gplesets 27oc SioIe. Var aiiluties.
grdmen boIoes / belr oenne llse os g4aaa
bag / nUite ll9e, buer Tag fra 81. s ON
Mor9enen.
Ssnous Giten ben 17be Sum- 81 ~ boil.
Der, ON Cub pil, Yait. y. 8prer Baccalau-
reate Sermon / airien.
Onsoas ben 2Ooe al. 8 ON 5ormibbassn
bcloes Slutninssfeit Commencement /
golesets fore Sol.
SIertelig pelfpmmer!
Gaur. Qarjeu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
GirfefDret


oil sipe en- Concert / Stepers Opera
Spnie Manbas often ben lSoe SUM-.
9et bill blipe asIiIteret af Sianitinoer
Miis Sesfie Grpin, &ioliuiiten Soiept
aooarif, % college SrdeItrn.
Oct er bel urgopsnoist at 9jDre Sp-
mGrfipm paa, at, mar airfetprcf be
itemmer fig til at gipe en- Concert, lao
iaa Ter Oct life iorat tjene Tense, men
SsnFaten er, at Ieitus SnbtGsten ffal
anpenoes / ct 8eloGbigt giemeo. Som
N1e ps Gnbuer! Sinetten fOiter35 Gts,
PROGRAMME:
/. Selection,
Orchestra.
2. Jubilate Dec, ......... j. Alzomora.
Choir.
3. Violin Solo,
Mr.. Joseph Kovarik.
4. Gloria in Excelsis, ........ Mozart.
Choir with Orchestra accompaniment.)
: 3. Caprichio Btillante,.. Mendelsocn.
Miss Jessie Erwin with Orchestra accom-
paniment)
G.. Festival Jubilate, ....... Wagner.
Choir.
:. Violin Solo,
Mr.. Joseph Kovarik.
g.. Selection,
Orchestra.
o.. Good Night Farewell, ..... Ganett.
Choir.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
Smaapluf.

Slanbt @aarsriisne h~erpmfrine laber
bet iii at role en- iulbitauois 5aript; be
Letter npsle Gage, ps iaa bpr be. Sm
Npset lisneroe bSrer man oglaa fra
andre aanter / be umfrinslissenbe
Counter. Seller life meb Seiteaplen
iaar saar BET iuu belbist, ipm bet pleier
at bore.
= Ben Bear f%oritaar thumbs ben
Stunt siennem advertisement at gipre
fine Sarer beflenbt blanct Tublifum,
@i bar for l9nsere 9ib iiben pmtalt, at
ban fit geitiains paa en- al9bnin9 fro
en- Manb liss berne / California; M
bar ban fra Georgia fact Srbre paa
en- Of fine Sraffer iii Is gts., ba benne
Spbens Manb antaser, at en- iaaban
maatte bore iaroeles p~asienbe for ben
it9rte Sarme, be Fiber unber oernebe.
= Subn Berseipn, iom i 3 gar bar
prret / 9jeneite bus 3. z. Samre Der
gpen, % iaa lite 0tai reiite til 81.
Saul TOR at fda 2esebjelp, er Der az
saaet oeb 3sbeu.
= Canoe Greet Dor / tiolisere Gage
temmeli9 rig paa speckled grret, men
berfor iDste psiaa 5iIfere berben
R9nsbe, ps bet blep mart en- Gube pac
belle Serlisbeben. Saa blep Der for 8
Gar iioen Tuppet ell M9nsoe Ynsel
Der, Os berne bar M ppnaaet en- iaubar
StFrrelie, at non ianr bar fiitet ben
poa 10 Tommsrs 2ansbe.
Sibite Ssnbas bolbtes 8oniir
nation / 9ecurab airfe. Ii 81 Son
firmanber blsp 6 &pniirmerehe paa On
sellt. Saa flor ium Sirten er. fan Der
bog lite rumme ben Marshf 6Olf, ION
reb ioabanue I~nleonirser itremmer til
- Manoas ben Ace Sum- bolSt &c.
corab Menisbebs G~paruasitole IL
Ticnic pppe peb bet eomle Scale Soc
torn. 9usen par iaa potter. iom MAJ
funoe snife fig; % en- bp 1seli9e,e Snm
menfomit eno benne 6. npaoeifrlepicnil
fan man neppe tanfe fig. Sion 70 81
sjenlso al be hinges glade Gang Setter
bar beiest al omtrent 200 @amls Z,
hinge.
anber5 9alebaf ira Maniic,uoc
@is., ailasoe os ct geiFs paa fin Sell
Teiteu. San bapoe beisst fine 8en
ner / @ppobue @ountp, Miun., % III
riloe ban title inbpm bos samle aienot
Der | 9ecprab, buor iaa mango af ban
Siembpsoinser fra Slibre Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
Ytcnte.

Ssnbas @itermibbas ben 17be SUM-,
81. l, bar be hinges Jorbunb en-
Yicnic peb Scale 5actorp, iaairemt
8eirst tilnoer bet. ollie 9iprife, iom
snlfer at beltnse / benne Sfoptur, er
pelfomne. 6amilierne MAJ life slemme
at mebbrinse Maofurue. 8affe % Sc
monuce ierperes frit paa Bicnicsrunben.
&omiteer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
WARMERS SAFE CURE
Gn prafiiif SpiaemanS. ~llnaarTre

9H prafiiff SpiaemanS. unsarTe
Slape b~eretter fra Temespar: uuber
De 'loIte Soeripsmmelier siorbe en- 9as
ter en- 'tj'n @crSen ben u~6e6aaelise
Opouselie, at bans GUS bar iiero meb
at 'sile aiiteb meb bam. 9a Der / hans
Sarelle fun ianctes en- sems Os laa
bqns tore aOntrabas, par Der inaen
2ale ON, buprlebes BAN Ituloe rebbe fla
ira De p'loe SDlser. San toa fit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ti~litOppeSe Suaerne,
,tlpo Oct uo / @anbet - Os leilebe ola.
oel's paa fin aoatrabas Ouer til bet
iaite 2anb!
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
0abcn Sorreiponoanec.

8il Sr. z. Graie, Der bapbe intlast
YreO ! 2pler, Minn., opsiue fin sbresie,
bopr ban mObtaser 8labet, ifal bans
Brep blipe beiparet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

rem, type &aue, trebipe Giaar, en- Otter,
ipp Grne, fem i0Sniebsse foruben en-
bel Del Jusleuilot buert @ar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
llinOleIte yrcpc Deo Sctorab y

Sac0b Inoerior Sdif'. 0ara!e ! or
rabD. Nrorea Sob mon. Slur!s Erc
pGs. Yarbo SafObien oa9en. Snnu II;
len. Mrs. 8. s.. 8nmltao. Sal'V' -
Sarstano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

Nco al ale Slaas tllldlG". al :,
~ linaer Tan inolGsses y Snra,s
butif, o. Seoen oil biipe lrit l'"'' nst
Sobiaion.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13
WoraeS Sefolfnimg / Sons.

Mdn bar iunoet no, at ct 2anos BE
%iplfnins, fore os imaa Sern, og OF
oinaer, ale tiliammen o9 peiet unoer
ct, pilbe peie ca. 100 Tilno bper. Tess
ten af @urses 8efolfnins ituloe altiaa
bore life iulot 200 Mi0ioner 8iluo euer
omtrent 100000 Cons. 9en nor lie
9ampItibs laabes 9rasti9beb bar for
rise Nar 10000 Cons, % Seilif!be@
mes par 1,41O,0O0 Cons; bet lob Zig
aliiaa n%ufiaa sobt 9isrc for Nor8es Be
fOlfnins at ieile fra 2anost, Gle paa EN-
Gang, paa fine esne Sfibe.
Npisbte Gutter peier libt oper 81
ai!osram % npfpbte Yiser libt uuber
benne gest. Otter benne 8sresnins
fsbes Der aarlis tillammen ca. 100000
zig. lerenbe gDrn i Nur9e, ps beraf er
514 Ss. Gutter al bpert 1000 &s. Nps
isote paa 9nnbet, men fun 80 al boert
1000 89. / 8perne. Salt fsbtes 61,z
900 leuenoe gprn / 1885 / Nor9e.
On gastfOrbulSene forsurist bar
man futbet no, at / be iprite II Nar er
Gutter ps Biser pmtrent lise tinse, men
o~erefter tiger Sesten at @utterne bur
tiscre eno Yigerne. lnge Menb /
9ppeaarsalberen oeier iaaletes sjens
nemlnitlist n &c., mebens be unee Iiz
ger / famine gllber fun rtaar 60 8a.
WGnb er fraiti9it uopiflebe, naar be
bliper 80 gar, o9 peier ia rs &c., Der
eiter tiger 8Rsten srabpis til omtrcnt
"a Sig. / 5emtiaarsalberen. 8aabc
WGno os apinoer er, naar be bar no
ppret, pmtreNt 20 @onse lao tun9e lOm
oa Dc blep fpoi. Wenotnas @est unri-
erer bOOeoiuselist mellem "a pg 10
&c., &uinrernes mellem Al % 1913
as, Eager man ale, Born, Sorue %
8amle, - illdmmen = oil be peie
9jennem'nitli9 so &g. bper.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

Surgeon @en'l ". q Slmmuno
Tiger, at en6oer fan fprl9nse 2iuet, bpis
ban fun fjeuber Semmeiisbebeu berpeb.
&pao CT oenue 6cmmelie:
bco? Spis man las9er en- Suamp i
Die, pil ben bebolbe ale De SnQre,
oIentler, iom finbes / Slien. Saaleocs
bar oglaa ale Srsaner | 2esemet 8los
bets Snsrebientier. Sois @prene, ben
sneIte 8lporenier, life ijerner fra Bloz
oct Spitemets llrenbsber, ba oil De for
fIeGise Organer ubllioes, os man faar
Nbcnmatisme, Walaria, $50.
peopimc, Ngme % &oIoicbcr,
SpGtfclic, SDgoom,ne YlG:
rcm, iaar TDg, Nemralgia,
Nernpatet, iaarc Siue, mor.
ocncr tWapcm, Yplocr, spulz
tier, Aiionerinser, alag os
bos apinber &pimoeiDaonmme.
pemmellsbeoen peo en- goo SelbreS Zig
ger oa | at bOloe Npreue / Oroen. Suis
man lite sier bet, fan man life belbreoe
nosen al ooenn9unte Spsoomme. Man
Deb Oct bel life, men s Yerioner al bper
10 bar EN- euer anben Npreipsbum.
SensIte oibenitabelise 8loorenier er
WARMERS SAFE CURE
'on' ltts alene belbreoer @preipsoomme,
men en- 6ler9eo uf ale S~loebeRnbenoe,
lpm | T'rfelisbeben fpmmer ai baarliae
Nprer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-13

VIOftct. ,,-Td
See brothers, Merchant TailorS' ~ NJ ;rtr-
tet til lit nDe Gptdle / "0etpla rn,
Bp9nina, o. bet oil pore osrl I'll ~
at mootase Beiss al samle Se'''' % 70.
Der.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
Munchausen OutdOne.

In the forest of Esterel a man and
woman were at work recently, and not
far off babe-an infant months old
was lying in the cradle, which had
been moved to the front of their cot
tage in order that the little cherub
might inhale the fresh air under the
watchful gaze of its fond parents. Sud
denly noise was heard and an enorm-
Gus eagle, swooping down from the
cerulean sky, seized the babe with beak
and claws, and began to soar once more
toward the sun, when the distracted
father, rushing madly into his hut,
took up gun. Without a moments
hesitation the man pointed the weapon
at the cruel bird and fired. The eagle
dropped earthward as dead as n door
nail and its slayer now achieved an
other feat which would have won him
any amount of applause at Lords. He
held out his hands and caught the child
as it fell, the little one escaping with
out so much as scratch and returning
from its journey in mid-air as bright
as button" SO Tell, of immortal re-
nown, has a rival. The only drawback
is that skeptic has limited that if it
were carefully examined the majestic
bird might prove after all to be only a
canard.-Pdris Letter to London Tel
p0rdDh
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
BASEBALL BATTERS.
Struggling for the Championship = The
Won. Lost.

The official standing of the various ball
clubs in the race for the pennant is given
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
How to Help Your Digestion.

Almost every day we feel the unpleas-
ant sensations of indigestion. Try ALL
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs, and DO
relieved. ]. +. Davenport, of Canarsie,
New York, writes.
have been very much troubled with q
violent pain below my chest bone. l Was
told by several physicians that 1t was
rheumatism of the diaphragm. 1t resulted
from cold and exposure. had very little
appetite, and digested my food with great
difficulty. I placed one ALLcocKs
Porous PLASTER below the breast bone
and two on each side. In the course OF
twenty-four hours all pain ceased, and l
was able to eat and digest good square
meal, something had not done before IN
two weeks. / got better constantly, and
at the end of seven days found myself
entirely we'll. Since then l have used
ALLCooK's Porous PLAsTERs for colds,
coughs, and pains in my side, and have
always found them quick and effective.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
FUTURE STATESMEN.
Nominees for Congress of Various POliti-
cal Compilations.

Nominees for Congress of Various Politi-
cal Compilations.
Francis w. Rockwell has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the
Twelfth Massachusetts District.
Congressman George d. Tillman was nom
mated by the Democratic convention Of the
Second South Carolina District after two
weeks session and several hundred ballots.
Thomas II. Greevy. Of Altoona. Pa. has
been nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis OF the Twentieth Pennsylvania District
The Republicans of the Second New Jer-
sey Congressional District renominated
James Buchanan by reclamation.
The Republicans Of Philadelphia renomi-
mated Congressman Henry /. Bingham in
the First District Charles O'Neil in the
Second. William d. Kelley in the Fourth.
and Alfred C. Hamer in the Fifth. No nom
nation was made in Randall's district, the
Third.
The Republicans of the Tenth Michigan
District have nominated Frank W. Wheeler
for Congress-.
The Democrats of the Tenth Ohio District
nominated VIM. L. Haynes for Congress on
lnc nun DullObs
The Row. Charles T. Steck, OF Williams
port. Pa. has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats OF the Sixteenth Pennsyl-
vania District.
The anti Malone men have nominated
]. M. Langston for Congress in the Fourth
Virginia District. and in the same district
the Malone men nominated Judge II. w
Arnold.
Congressman Gear has been renominateC
by the Republicans OF the First Iowa Dis
| trict.
The Republican Territorial Convention o
Arizona nominated Gen. Thomas I. Wilson
| for Congress-.
The Prohibitionists OF the Fifth Illinois
District have nominated Rev. j. M. Strong
OF Lake County, for Congress.
George L. Yaple has been nominated b,
the Democrats of the Fourth Congressional
District OF Michigan for Congress.
Congressional nominations have BEEF
made as follows: The Hon. Richard Crow
ley by the Thirty-third New York Distric
Republicans; the Hon. p. ]. Connell. b
First Nebraska District Republicans. on tn
nineteenth ballot.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
He Did Not Walk.

The heavy-hearted villain OF the
Stranded Comedy Company walked
boldly into the Office of the railroad
superintendent, and greeted that re-
sponsible dignitary with familiar nod.
Unabashed by the astonished look in
the eyes of the stiff-necked official, he
introduced his business without waiting
to be prompted.
Say, I want you to give ME pass to
Boston"
"a pass ?-to Boston? What for.
sir?"
Because live down that way"
"That may be, sir; but what claim
have you on this road? We can't do it
for you"
The villain hesitated, but was not
lost.
"See here! Where are the overseers
of the poor in this town."
well, happen to be one Of them
myself. Why?"
"Then want you to send me to the
poorhouse. I'm pauper, and I'm just
going to put myself on this town:
Shows busted; haven't cent. and il
You cant give me q pass l can't get
away. Guess I'll go to the poorhouse
until the season opens and can get
another Job. Look after me as soon az
| you can, please, because want to wash
up and get something to eat. What dc
you say?'
"Mr. Penholder, give this man
pass to Boston. THE Idea.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27

Twenty-Five years ago, East Saginaw,
Mich, was scatteing hamlet, built
here and there among and along the
edges of swamps and bayous bordering
the Saginaw River. The sawdust and
debris of the mills were used to fill mp
these inequalities, more for the purpose
of getting rid of the annoying accumu-
lations, than from any well-defined
knowledge Of the value of such mate
rial, or its possible use as future soil.
From year to year the work went on.
The swamps and bayous We're filed up,
and soil was spread on top of the saw
dust of variable thicknsses, from six
teen inches to two feet. Strange as it
may seem, there was no settling of the
ground, and heavy buildings were erect
ed upon the soil thus made. These
building are the best in the city, and
show no cracked walls.
Sewers are dug through what was
formerly bed of sawdust, and while
traces of the material can yet be found,
still there is q clear evidence of the
transformation process going on beheld
in each shovelful of matter thrown out.
1t would be difficult to fully and clearly
explain this process. 1t looks as though
the exudations rising up from beneath
the everything debris are continually
acting as distilling elements, 10y which
the granules of sawdust gather to them
selves earth incrustations, and finally
become homogeneous conglomeration
of original soil, without undergoing the
action of decomposition.
This hypothesis may not be any
clearer than mud, but it is certain that
one of the finest and most substantial
cities in Michigan rests secure to-day
on bed of sawdust, which latter has
resolved itself back into its original ele-
ments within quarter of century
Can any one account for this P
Timbe1man.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
BAzANE DEAD.
A Prominent French Character Dies OF
Heart Trouble.

A Prominent French Character Dies Of
Heart Trouble.
Ex-Marshal Bazaine is dead. his demise
occurring at Madrid. Spain. from heart
trouble. He had been Ill but short time. J
Francois Achille Bazaine OK Marshal of France
was born Feb Is, 1911, and entered the French
army az a private In 1881 He served In Algeria
in 1882, and in Spain against the Carlists, where
for disting aished courage and ability, he was
promoted to be Lieutenant and then Captain
and also received the Cross OF the Legiono Hon:
or. In the Crimean war he WAS made General
OF Brigade and General Of Division. He was pro
NOTED to be a Commander OF the Legion In 1880
In 1859 he served in the campaign against
Austria. When the French invaded Mexico IN
10 p he held high command, and succeeded Mar
shall Forey head of the forces In 1865, when ne
received the Grand Cross. The next year he was
made q Marshal of France In 1859 the Emperor
Napoleon promoted him to DO Commandment
chief OF the Imperial Guard. The war with Ger
many 1901, furnished the scene OF Bazaine's
highest distinction and of his historic dis
grace. At the outbreak OF hostilities he
commanded the Third Army Corps, near
Metz. When the battles OF Worth and
Forbach had been fought, disastrously 10 the
French army Marshal Bazaine took command
of the main armies OF the empire. On Aug. IA,
1870 he began a retreat from Metz, and fought
and lost the bloody battles OF Marsha Tour
and Gravelotte before being forced back INTO
Metz This stronghold was invested promptly
by Prince Frederick Charles, and on Oct. "a,
1870, Bazaine surrendered. One hundred and
seventy Thousand private soldlers, over SIX
thousand officers, fifty Generals and three Mar
shals of France were made prisoners OF war on
this OCCASION the largest number OF men ever
taken at one time. Bazaine fed to England.
This awful blow TO the military pride OF the
French people was followed in 1873 by the trial
Of Bazaine by court martial for having failed
TO do his duty. He was sentenced TO degrade
ton and death. MacMahon President OF the
French republic, committed the sentence TO inn
prisonment for twenty years In fortress.
Bazaine was taken 10 the Isle Sainte Mar
guerite I'm the editerranean Sea, from whence
he escaped after nine months imprisonment.
He visited Germany and England, then removed
to Spain and made his residence at Madrid,
where he had since resided.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
She Held Her Temper.

snow, Tn not the least bit mad,
said Mrs. Kaustick in the peroration OF
her ssmi-occasiona curtain lecture.
"You know, my dear, 1 never lose my
temper"
ooh, no, my love" meekly responded
her spouse, "you always hold your tenn
per, and so does a mustard plaster, but
it blisters like blazes all the same"
Then the threatening storm cloud
dissolved in a shower of tears, irrigating
the pillow of the woman who was never
angry, while the unfeeling Kaustic
snored in unison with her sobs. The
precipitation cleared the atmosphere
and brought refreshing GOODNESS next
morning. CHICAGO Inter Ocean.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
A Martial Cataclysm.

Presenting the greatest analogy with
our earth of any of the planets, Mars is
naturally an object of great interest at
the times of its nearest approach. Dur
ing the past few months its surface has
been carefully studied by Perrotin, OF
Nice, and others, and il their OBSERVE
tions are correct, it appears that our
planetary neighbor has been the scene
of changes since two years ago, with
which inundations in China were quite
insignificant. The equatorial land
known as Sybia, covering an area larger
than France, has been submerged, the
entire district now presenting the APP
pearance Of a sea. A new canal has be-
come visible north of this place, and an
other new canal traverses the white
snow-cap of the north pole.-Arkdnsa,o
Traveller.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27


which he was very successful for four years.
He spent portion OF each year In Chicago. In
1850 he entered the large lake shipping hrm OF
Oliver, Newberry Co., at Detroit But when
the call to arms came he hastened back 70 New
York and enlisted in August, 1861, In the Eighty
first New York Infantry. few months later
found him an ambitious young private ON the
banks OF the Potomac. He received his COM
mission In November as First Lieutenant, in
which rank he participated in the Penisular
campaign through which he rose to a Cap
fancy. In 1858 no returned to New York and
helped TO organize the Twenty-fourth Cavalry,
returning to the front its MAJOR. In autumn
OF that year he became Lieutenant Colonel and
in 1864 Colonel OF the regiment, succeeding its
commander who fell I'm the first action OF the
Wilderness In March, 1855, he was brevetted
Brigadier General for gallant and distinguished
services ut Dinwiddie Court House. which was
the scene Of the first days battle OF Five Forks.
Gen. Newberry was seriously wounded there,
and on July was mustered out OF the service, a
Brigadier General at the age OF 20. In 1876
Gen. Newberry removed 10 Snieago, anu Will
business on Market street, and later ut 20, 81,
and SO Kinzie street, where the firm Is stil To-
catad
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27
s.House Of the Broken Goblet"

Not far from the place of execution
outside the Suhn Chez Gate, in Pekin,
there stands an old-fashioned tavern,
which is generally known by the name
of the blouse of the Broken Goblet. I"
Many years ago its former proprietor
was tried and condemned to death, but
afterward received free pardon. Since
that time every culprit, on being led to
execution, receives at the door of this
tavern as much wine as he likes to
drink. He is given goblet, and when
he has drained it to the last drop the
vessel is solemnly dashed on the
ground; hence the designation OF the
house. EXCHANGE.