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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
frisco Min.

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Timber cit Slbebrano / 8attens 8a.
pirmBlle ! appletOn inbebranbte TO Or.
beioere, Cornelius Sobniun og Senrp
Re9an, ioet be i~ori6ste at llutte Slben.
Set treble Barti. 8pbert S9il'
ling, Setretar for bet nDe "Esoples
Bnrtp" e0er treble Sarti, bar iammen.
falot en- aonuention al Iartiet til at
mDoe / Ct. Souls ben 13be Sum- for at
blipe eni9e ON Ilaner for gal9tampeu.
6npernsr Bed bar uon9pnt isl
9enoe Stutstummisiarer for 8erocns.
uoitiain9en: SUbn @inans, Sanes.
bile; 9tu9ult 2eoparO Smitb. 9tpple.
ton; Susb $. 9rice, glad 8iUer Sails;
SarrD SanoeriOn, Milwaufee; @il.
liam gObr, Manitpipoc; Spbn s. gu
page, s~0uasbnrs; Charles @. @ras
pes, 8irpqud.
Taabeifno. Ieter 2~inobolm, Der
arbeioeee for Stump &iper 2umber So.
| grentice, par iOrri9e SgnSns uSe paa
So9t. 2inobolm forls9te at flatre op
| ct 3rG, @euRrbanen itebte mob en-
Spiit, Sfuobet gift al p9 au9len 9it
9iennem 9inobulms tSUpeo, Fan bsbe
pieblitfelig.
Gn iorselig lllDffe baubte i Mabi'
ion forri9e Manbas Gitermibbus, ibet
Ell ~21saari9 Satter az g. Il. &innsp,
ben npspal9te Soielteret8oOmmer, blep
taltet no al en- 8u9sD Os furllOs fig iau,
at 9sben sieblitfelis ~pauful9te.
Sra &%Oibfonong. Sfolse griputs
brep af9ao Ssieiteret / Snsba9s DOM /
TrOcesIe en- pm @ienbpmsretten til 8re,
Ite9aarben. 9en ltabf9iteoe lluberrets
tens DOM, ipm gift no paa, at stntimiss
Iourierne bar be loplise Weni9beber %
beretti9eoe til belle G%ienOummen, % at
Ealtor Stteien bar / ulpplig geliOoelie
al Sr9lte8aaroen. 9ette er, boao man
paa @nselit faloer a clean sweep.
Sern1eb er iurbaabentlis &~irteproces'
ierre paa &pibtonons aiIluttebe.
Sra Sroobeab itriues ben Ace bs.:
Gt meset pplbium SaselitOrm git ON
Iitenen ben 2ben SUM pper Gountierne
@reen % &od % sjUrbe Stabe for ilere
5uiinbe Dollars. Stprmen git fra
Roropeit mob SDoDit, os Sa9lene bar
fore ipm Spnieas, os bsn pareoe pnts
trent 20 Wiuutter. @inbuesruoerne
bleu i nGiten etbpert GUS inbllaaebe os
Staoen paa 8inbuesruber alene belpber
iigtil minbit 1000 Dollars. OF ben
8ug, iom ianotes runot Der, blep aloe'
les pbela9t. Sfaben paa Wtais er ttte
.iaa flor, ipm ben bapbe ueret, buis
Stormen bapoe inbtruifet ienere paa
SOmmeren. III Sla9s Sapeiruster blep
poela9te % Sfaocn paa 5ru9ttr9er er
ppermaaoe itpr, oa Sturmen bar laa
pUlbiom, at ben piifebe 2spet og en-
WGn9oe Smaasrene af. Sturmeu eiter'
Iul9tes al ct gsresn, lom pareoe me
fen bele ben paaipl9enbe Nat, p9 sioroe
me9et ltOr Stabe paa 9tser pg gus.
SuOrme9et Staoen belpber Jig til, er
life gpot at pioe, men ben mac minbit
belpbe fig til 10000 Collars. 9ette er
Den pGrite Sa9litOrm, iom / Wanos
minbe bar iaret uuer oisie CRATER.
g. O.. 9lnOerion.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
SDfflano.
Zen ieoiIfe SiG(pefomite beretter,


at Der baSlis pasierer 9iennem 9bars
lottenbur9 600 uopiite rusiiIfe Sober.
De flelte at benz refer til Gmeritn;
nOsle faa refer til Slagtninse / 9aris
% 2onoOu. YOlitiet tiaaber benz life
at betrGbe Berlin. Sr. Stats, Si9lpes
fomiteens 5ormano, flyer, at &omiteen
bar 8ense % Mibler NOT iii at of
bj9lpe al Nco blanbt be ulDffeli9e
Sober.
u~ooisninSen ira ct. Petersburg peO'
uarer. Wtan fan boer Sag ie @rupper
al Sober, beriblanbt pelfl9ote &oinoer,
igres til 9ol~itiitationen, isrenb be lebs
iaaes pper @rRnIen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
WiSipnri.

C~oelGgganoe Storm. On Mors
geten ben 2oen bs. brsb en- pOloiom
StOrm lss pper ct. 2ouis. 3eieipns
o9 9elesrafitolper reues neo % tnIteoes
pper spOrpo9nsitinnerne iaa Sarbielsn
paa bisie 2inier bleu itanoiet. gaa De
elettriIte 9inier bleu u9iaa 5arOielen
itanbiet / ilere Elmer. Orange Sfpgse'
trGr repes up meo 8oben, % en- Del
Sp9uln9er / S~orlteoerne rampOnerebes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
On Wiano fortalts en- 9aa en- meat

Gn Wano f%ortalte en- Dag en- messt
iBrselis Siitorie til en- auater Os isiebe
til: "Ses tunoe life anoet eno isle
Reolibenbeb meo bam".
"Sa, min 8en!" iuarebe 8patereu.
~9u sjoroe Ret / at fsle Meolibenbso
meb bin Reite. Nen islts ou bet M
osiaa paa bet rette Steo? 5slts BIZ bet
| bin 2omme?"
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Ut marfelist yianofolf f~oreuiie

ior 1iosn | Samburg. Saus lloieenoc
aoitiller Jig life ira andre MenneIters,
men bans 0uo CT iaaleoes beitafien, al
ben fan uoUioes ale mulise Retuin,
ger. pan fan I. Gr. trafte Suben pda
6alieH iaalebes no, at ban ORtier gns
iigtet oermeo. 9enne M9rteligbeo ueb
8uoen uiite Jig isrit / bans 17bs War,
Og bet CT bleUen ionitateret ueo ioritiel
lise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at Gisn0umme,
ligbeoen biorsrer ira en- Sell / llnoer,
buoens BinoepRp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Ten npe Iranferfur.

Chen lea itreO nit 3notrs ON ben
npe Iranfertur, bar ieg r9rmere un'
oerig0t ont Rurens 8nalioeli9beo, og bet
%iorugier mig at 6srette, at osu uotnlie
i~oroelagtige Msuiug ont Den CT mere
emo itnoiRltet. auren sr nRiteu aloe
tes iiffsr, ia maalts aloeles iitfsr, ibpor'
usl Der CT no9le ida 9ilbu9eialb, men
oisie CT oa Ooiaa fun iaa. % man fan
neppe fable benz 1ifbagsialo. BED au,
rem tables Sma9en paa Spiritus. Uien.
nnar man a6iolut pit bliue 0rauftr
i9ieu, iaa fan man bet oeo after Of
oritte, % SmG9en ueuosr oa oglna
gradients ttlba9s.
3ottor assleDs 1beOri sr, at Q(tobOl,
Opium u9 5O6ni er @iititoiie, iOm Dir.
fer Sg0oom / Or9anerne, % pad ben
0ladce oopner Smagen eler ~rsttsrs
uima9en. Smaa paa Opium, 3obnt
% BrGnbeuin ialosr ban n SpaoOm,
iom ma bdoe n pnsieuoe meoicinf
gebanOling. Meoicinen CT life 3Otto'
rens Cpfuoelic, men ban bar Den iDrIte
iii at unuenoe ben / n9onte gieme6.
Defer life bUloer ban bemmeligt, bpab
Wteoicinen or. Gen er nemlig chloride
of gold, iom ale 9Rger fienoer til.
Tenne Weoicln iu6iprsites / armen eller
Den ta9es ogiaa Wunoeu Os lualges,
eler maaite be9se 3ele t uOgle Iii.
iGloe. 3beorieu er, at Reoicinen reIti,
tlerer Sr8anerne til ben 1iltnuo, be
par I, lpreno man be9puote at nDoe
@iIten, % at man eiter aureu i,fe bar
mere Smag for ben, eno oa man be-
9pnote at brittle.
Eatienterue ~6,bdnoles ueo be for,
itielllgc aeelep 9oipitaler, men BON fem
Der o9iaa til6ereot Meoicin til benz, Iom
of bdce ben, mec SOrltriiter for beres
Brig 6iemme.
Meoicin NOT iii Ell 3ranters Sur
foitsr 0 Collars, % til at turere Smas
gen paa 5obat ) Dollars. ia chloride
Of gold er en- me9et itGrt Meoiein
itulbe jeg bog anie bet for bet ~iitrslte at
benuenoe Jig til en- 2ase, aaar mon
faar iig Webicinen tilienot.
Man bsr t~ilitripe aeelep 3nltitutr,
8wi9bt, 81, 3eS MOines, SOpa,
8allep Gitp, ". Sat, og Der er Ogloa
3nitituter ! Here andre Stater. Man
fan iaa fig tllienbt GirtulGrer meo ubs
isrll9e B%eretuin9er ON auren og g1e6i.
cinens gebanoling.
Man fltnoe antn9e, eiter boab lea bni
~ltrepet, al leg er observation-disclosures
ior 8ottor Seeleg. Saapiot lea ueb,
aperterer han bog life | npget Blao.
Seq tror, at oenne Gag er al iaa tor
Betponing, at ben bBr 6lioe a~lmiuoelie
betjenot, 10 fsr 10 beaer.
Oct CT u9iaa ian0IDnligt, at andre
2Gger fommer ms6 5ioen iii at praftL
iere eiter iamme Wetboos, iaa at man
fan iatte Jig wnoer 9r9e6e6anbling / fl
5jem. Set fan o9iaa oGre, at auaf.
~iaIuere of gigre 5Orisg / iumme 8et,
ming. Dtan ber alorig betro ia til
andre cno Oeliienote 2ager.
s. u. So6uion.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
M eintd.

W%allebranS. 9ittle Sails Slpurs
hi6le n~eobr9uote ben 3bie b. @nrIa-
gent til Sloeu pioes life. Cab $65, 900,
assurance $47, 500.
SIOspaaiGttelie. Stasca Gountp
Sont / Ga Grairie ucobrGnote tiolia
Scroo9 Mor8er. Sloen bar paaiat.
lit. &oiuman o9 5amilie boebe / 8p0s
FIn8tlt, pg bet bar nteo gtpo % rleppe,
II De rcooeoes. Mr. Spluman bar ubs
,o0rt CIT 9elpnnin9 al $1,000 for 8ranbs
BITTERNESS GlrrcIt.
$rOT. Snggcr al Statsnniperii.
lGtEt er netop petpt tilbase fra Yelican
SaplSS, BpOr ban bar unoeripst De
VrGaboPper, iom uotlettes Der. San
'an0t Ell Ntrn9be CHRISTOPHER, men be
lite al oct SIu9s, iOm 0ioroe iaa me,
8'n Stooe / Gcrbam / 1887 % 1888,
M Staten plGieoe $4,000 9lcres meo
8grn.
Nrlln Sobniuu, cit ing pafter nprif
*3e Norman County iOrlOo Siem %
y2yTI0re Iorleoen Dag Og reiite meo
I'll 9a.0bloos Snoinuer til @bite Geartb
NecIooi,onel, boor DC 9~gteuieoes / ben
FaL-4E. ANs
"!a0Ilte IRiSiipn. Sun bupoe tibli9ere
Saatt ooer til ben tatbOGife airte.
J0bn 0aniDu, Der bocoe / GGr6es
O' AZ Muffin, 6leo mDroet ben 2oen o$.
gan 4oooe ben ienere 3io lig0et /
S''o mcO Ell Suenife, bpis giapn life
"fn'ort ! 9a9blabene. s Sirsra9s
""I DC lamnen igjen % bespubte at
1'''e' Soenlfen blep raienoe, greb Ell
.''a " % CAB Sanieu ct poloIOmt
s"S 90Oeoet, iaa ban ialbt bepiitlps
On.
81. SIaf Colleges SolOlpiaere
,S'u'oe ben 4oc bs. mcb Carleton Gols
"o's @Iltb % oanot, 10 mob 6 tallies.
~ NIoI college bar MI puuoet ben I. t.
'ennant l Minneiotas College 9easuc.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
@aihinatpn.

st SDrrctrG, 113 Sob lan9t O9 81
CONNER i SpGrinit / TOoeu, ienbtes
ben 4oe os. fra Seattle pr. Sernbane
til Gbicasu, Dpor oct uil bliue uoiti0et
unoer 8er0ensuoItiQin9en / 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Ohio.
Gn uiGopanlig pulbiom Storm ra.

Gn uiGbpanlig uoioiom Storm ra.
Ieoe ben lite bs. oper belle ncroliee
Ohio. & Glepelano % Sme9u reg
neoe BET uaibribt I "a Elmer. Staben
pan Gienoom / Bpen er opermaabe for.
2ima beriebes az en- 1ornaoo, Der
anrettebe mesen Staoe poa B~psnin9er
U8 5rusttrGr, % Ell Manscs arenturer
orabtes. s Salem ilo9 2Dnet neb
&resbpterianer. airten p9 beItaOi9eoe
ben me9et. 5 Glpce anretteoe Storm
% So9el ipGr Staoe paa 8inouer,
3ere, 2aber O9 8aanin9sbuie. Saa
oiot man peb, bleo fun Ell Yeriun
brRbt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
u OrO.Nnfntn

OON'Ni'Slt0nr. 9elgeien Baube eli
. S"'10''n'Omlt / Sarge meb @upernpr
~",'' I EOrOn9s. Sr. Sel9eien tiger,
gan ilpI8e 9~uoernprens Srore oil
,g"s ut aOntor til Sismard / qpbet al
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Eeras.
Samp nieo ell "6pwbOp".

MUIWU WCU III VUWUUU /, Utu
Gainesville beretles ben lite D., at en-
"GOpbop" peo 3auH Cope fOm til
SadobprO, brat Jig frlo us besDnbte at
Sjgre S%peitatel. Sberiien % en- al
bans aSiitenter iprip9te at arrsItsre
BAN. bpOrpaa ban begpnote at ltpbe paa
Sberiffen og oeures 2eputp. Sloen
beiuarebes % Cope bleu crRbt. Sberii-
fen III usiaa ct Stup;aar, a. gpiitet bar
bpbe itrar eiter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
1aben &orreiponoanee.

aan gOrar Sprs iaaes paa ameri.
tdnife Drug StOres, 90 bUas er Rnunet?
Suar: 9st erbOloes paa Srus Stores
UNDER Rapuet boracic acid.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Gn Ulineeier | enaelif 6uiuea up.

oasebe nDlis en- 9iamantmine, buOri
ban iuubt 639 Stene. San ienOte benz
til en- Jasmano / 9OnoOn foe at iaa
benz un6eri6ste, os oenne erttareoe, at
be 633 bar 0iumanter al reueite 8an6.
Gieren Of 3iamantmiuen oil MI labe
benne bearbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Yraitlien n.
YreIioent Sa 5onieea CT igl

pltVoehl ~ OunIt1u u IVY.
Gen lite bs. telesraierebes fra Rio
Saneiro, at Der berltebe flor Spbioielie
i SOpebltaosn. Yreiioent 3a 8onieca
er alpOrlis ips, Os bgilt iorurOlisenoe
Rpster bar / Omlsb ansaaenoe bans
Silitanb. BreliOenten fiber ai gitbma,
andre Sp9opmsipmptumer bar o9iaa
piit ii9, iaa 5areu er meset flor. Bre'
lioenten befinber fig / YetropOlis, rs
Wil | Roro for Rio Saneiro.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
6aiti.
5oreneoe Staters 6eiauot til

" UUftHtUt ~IUTtIp WtTHHUI NJ
6niti tele9raierebe til ubenrta5oepartes
mentet i 8aibinstOn ira Bort alt grince
ben lite oS., at ben RepOlutipn, iOm
uObrso ben 2S6e Mai, par tuet, U9 at
40 Sprsrere bar benretteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
2pbe:Y Nj ~ 852.
Stalien.
en- internationale TreosfDngres

Zen internationale Irtosfongrts
| Wailauo bar ueotagst en- 8eiolntion
ON, at Strioen | anlsoning al 2pn6s
aiirrsu / Rsiu Orleans buroe afsisres
al bet internatiunale 9nititute / @eni
f%unltitueret Tom Boloqiitsrst.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Ne ~ y I.

Set itsrIte initial Snbuanbrere,
icm n~p8enlinoe er anfommet til Reu
gort paa Ell Dag, lanoeoe Der ben 2ben
d., nemli9 $500.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Gn iforartet glaofris er uo6ruot

WI HururleI CluOlrlB et uoptHol !
&jebenbaon. nn9e 2amer Os Serrer,
9auter % Sntler, YrRiter % 2a9'
m9no ilaaes paa 2iu % 2sb ON, buor'
piot bet bsr pare tiaaoelist eaer itts
.tilaoelist iOr en- Dame at iibos PAD
itraus Oper en- 8elpcipeo.
Oct ct eHonu uuiit, bpem Der saar al
meo Seiren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
Cuticura
S9be
for oaarlis
4nofarpe,
Nsoe, srooe SaHee 90
o. @aynepaeHsr.

TearIig cuetarpe mso Sinser. toaet.
c~ittas.is 9Ee, rfes sr5pto % 'prstHs pcaou @nrs
ter ! siu3ripteifT1, Rddrtse As3le % SpHoOsrHs ais
miHssitss usItt aip,uess 81 iarus3 % "6Hlicara
Sodp-. On psystusbusmi ptspuolEilg Ser,saH,E q
Zen; lem puoigr,tsausr 20 etuut Sg5e otH agsEteeHe,
iem t~oitttigtt e eu ueUtttruFgt. q I s~aruttdmnurf
bar efn iH3su Ripel. Ten ualstfs rem. Bsi ggsparettt
O. int E~agiaMsgst. "Ggtteura Soap" ireHsriusu ea
hvtostts. ttntif eas o. Hsesss SENDER O f~cTeiaouu,
al Ter sEiiaaT ~JaRammattsH "a Ssvtsspstie / eotsrns.
bpoFsse maR iaar ciHusg, blatssass q seggiis caes
iatps. Tea O. zee alsHt .tsHsee mto. msa ZEN oesrs1aY
ee FHsts q .eiiatti,s Eoiltts Sgsu I fiHscs. DE
islgss mws al etnns Sub; tEe al ass sners ARsixses
tiliaumta.
eaIses optg bslt gdssH. triB IS &euts.
9eRe siisI How to Cufc skin and Hood Diseases
aegssis Potter Drug aud Chemical Corpora
tiOn, PtoyTittets. t0tea. Aesi.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

5srite Stubent: "9u Tiger, at bu
eier nOsle iieloue S%aanofrifter - ies
fer tun npsle betalte Strabberresnin.
GER.
anben STUDENT: "aalber ou oa life
benz ior iieloue Grandchildren"
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
@ q q ute u.

Iils Seltaet trues al @resbOppes
luGrme.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
nbIdnDet t.
Canada a.

Cir Sobn WarIonalo, Gunaoas
6sriteminritsr, bsoe 9sroa9s giten eiter
ct fort SD9eleie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

&iscOniin prsientereoe StutDen til 8pen.
8lanot be andre 3alere bar 6upernpr
5ifer o9 9ommer Grabtrse.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10
81. Ciaf Colleges YplOipiaere

,''"'0e Den 4oc bs. mco Carleton Gpls
.o's HIib % BANDIT, Is mob 6 tallies.
~ N'ol college bar MI uunoet ben I. t.
''Dnaht l 0tinneIOtas College 9ea9uc.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

Il set Unrnls
ipe nler eatr
me Gmt8n'
.riGcr bHrO'
I ueo @aan'
rs, DUia BET
Gn 20 eus1
b~erlain's Co
Remedy
,er, ielu Dc
Oct er BET
, us met eitsT'
Der, % BET
alss 9os ale
(SSni).
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

IpGrnte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-10

YOmpdi |
man Den |
~utcrc8iunt |
ucmlig bar
}. ICnns
icrcr 2lrtRs
Gtn9r
att, UlcOen5
8ebpelic"
oenue 8gS'
9ntersSis
ergltrEllI.
Is bar inN'
GuinN
n met ettp
|, al oem itaI
on uOtn no.
Gat Ul
.oc pna Scr
Is ioran 8"
me ShQmG
onbruses
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
Transportation from Panama in 1s4s.

Transportation from Panama In 1S49.
We paid our money and went on board
the vessel, which was anchored about
three miles from shore. We found
promiscuous crowd from every nation
under heaven, the predominating type
being that of the American rough. The
deck was so densely packed with men
from stem to stern that we cSAld scarce
ly move. Many were PROSTATE with
sickness, or supported by friends, or
lying in hammocks swung along the
side rigging. All day long this crowd
of men were seething, swaying. quar-
rehng and cursing. No food was pro-
vided, and hunger and thirst gave an
edge to the bad passions of the mob.
The captain, United States naval
officer, had not assumed command be-
cause he was shut off from his men by
the chaotic crowd. At length, toward
evening, he stood on the quarter deck
and shouted above the angry mutters
and jargon of the crowd that the deck
must be cleared for his men so that they
could raise the anchor. had conferred
with few of the more respectable look
ing passengers, and we had concluded
that there were more men on board than
our contract stipulated for, so we replied
to the captain that the anchor could not
be raised until we had had count.
The effort to get the men in order and
to set them in motion so that they could
pass around in line required two or three
hours, but was at last accomplished, and
the result showed 440 persons on board
besides the sailors. This attempt of the
consignee to increase his enormous profits
dishonesty at the risk and discomfort of
the passengers excited torrent of indig-
nation. Inhammatory speeches were
made, and a committee was appointed
to visit the consignee and adjust the
matter. About 100 men left for the
shore in boats that the natives had in
waiting about the vessel, and those who
remained agreed to keep the ship at an
chor until they should return.-John G.
Fremont in Century.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23

What are you givin' us?" yelled a
down town grocer in an excited way to
an Auburn friend who had just slam
banged his hat down on his head and
whirled him around so violently that he
fell on potato barrel and skinned his
elbow.
I'm takin' boxin' lessons" said his
friend, land that's the marine swing"
"That's it, is it?' said the grocer, as
he grabbed the Auburn man, jammed
him under meat bench, kicked the Wis
ible portion of his anatomy and hit him
hard with broom. How do you like
that? That's the Cape Cod poke, other
wise known as pot luck. Next time you
come round with your new tricks inst
remember that there's few of MS old
ones left who knew twist or two when
we were young"
Both men were flushed and both were
mad and both smiled.-Lewiston Jour
mol
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
Facts About a y.n.r.h,. coo..

John Ray, an old and respected resi-
dent of Croton Landing, and formerly
of Putnam county, says that while re-
siding in Putnam county he purchased
goose of one Isaac Hill, and that the
goose was SO years old when he purchased
her for seventy-fve cents. He kept her
for three years. Each year the goose
laid over fifty eggs, and the first year
raised eleven goslings, which fell over a
high wall in the creek and were drowned.
The second year she raised twenty two
goslings, and the third year forty gos-
lings. He then sold her at the end of
the third year to one Amos Austin for
$780, Mr.. Ray says to the best of his
knowledge and belief the goose is still
alive, making her So years old.-Kingston
IN. W Freeman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
Doctors Are Safe.

When the devil was sick his eagerness
to become a monk is historical. A
small New Yorker has been finding
In the same way that altered conditions
have pronounced effect upon ones am
bition. He is the son of a lawyer, and
his admiration for his father has led him
to announce frequently that when he
became man he intended to be in 'just
the same business as papa" He fell ill,
however, and the services of the family
physician were sought with prompt and
fortuitous effect. Convalescence is apt
to engender reflection, and the small
Robert became thoughtful the other af-
ternoon, with this result: 81 guess, mann
ma" he said, apropos of nothing, 81 will
not be in papa's business when | grow
up. | would rather be doctor. because,
you see, he can't die. Her Point of
View in New York Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
New York HOrses

"Do you know what | consider the
most remarkable thing in New York;
asked a man from the west who had
been spending week in the city.
His metropolitan friend suggested the
Brooklyn bridge, the hurrying crowds
on Broadway, the Stock exchange, the
German opera and other stock marvels,
but each time the countryman shook his
head,
NO." he said finally, "you haven't
hit what mean, though you see it-or
could see it if you looked-a hundred
times every day. To me, now, the most
amazing thing in the whole big town is
the wonderful indifference the horses
show to the elevated trains. Why, if
one of those things should go roaring
over the heads of my plow horses they'd
simply have Mysteries. AS for my little
mare Kitty, she wouldn't stop running
till she got into the next state. Your
horses, however, don't even look up
when train passes. really can't un-
derstand it. New York Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
Virginia Giants.

If ever the United States government,
like Frederick the Great and the present
King of Belgium, requires regiment of
Titans, it can doubtless recruit one with
out advertising very largely or very
long. A correspondent tells how big
some of the men grow in Pulaski and
Montgomery counties, Va.-and other
states are still to be heard from.
Three brothers, Messrs. Henry, James
and William McGavock, are respective
ly #. 81 in, 6 ft. 81 in. and ft. It in.
tall. Two brothers, near neighbors of
mine, Andrew and William lngles, are
each ft. in, while several others in
Pulaski county, whose height | cannot
give from positive knowledge, are known
to be upward of six feet. In fact be-
heve the men of this county will aver
age at least six feet tall.
In the adjoining county of Montgom-
cry, near me, there are two brothers, one
of whom, Mr.. James Childress, is #.
in in height and weighs 255 pounds;
the other. Mr. Thomas P Childress, is
#. 81 in. high and weighs 205 pounds.
William Myers. of the same county, is
ft. 8 in. and weighs 240 pounds.
A Mr.. Urquhart, of Lynchburg, is ft.
81 in. tall and weighs 800 pounds, and a
Mr.. Fetherstone, of the same place, is
ft. 7 in.-Youth's Companion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
Sunshine.

Light is necessary to health. People
who live in gloomy places, say state
prisons, for example, are always peakish.
Owls affect the twilight and the dark.
and what miserable mopes they are.
Eagles love the sunshine, and how strong
of wing they are and how exultingly
they soar. 1t is true that one may have
too much sun, butit is cheering to see
the sunlight, even when it is necessary
to sit in the shade. How it enlivens us
in winter, exhilarates US in spring, en-
hances our appreciation of the shade in
summer and charms us in glorious au-
tumn.
In September, when Old Sol seems to
have stolen few pale rays from the
moon wherewith to temper his fiery
glories, and all through gorgeous Oct
ober - nay, even in November, and
sometimes up to mid-December, and
often in windy March-how delightful is
the sunshine of our happy latitude.
A blessing on the SUM- "Of this great
world both eye and SOUL" source of life
and health and beauty, type of the light
that shall be, symbol of the smile of
Godi-New York Ledger.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-23
A ROSE.
I found a rose on the stones today

found rose on the stones today
This midwinter day, with its low'ring sky
And miry streets; yet the white rose lay
In its whiteness, starting to meet my eye.
And wherefore, o Rose, with your faint
breath sweet
And your fairness. lying meath careless
feet?
Dropped from the breast of bride, my fair
As they brought her home from the holy
shrine;
The bridal music haunting the air,
Deep thrilling the soul with rhythm divine,
Till her full heart throbbed with a new joy,
sweet,
And you left its warmth for the wintry
street?
Dropped from the bier Of the blessed dead.
Do your folded leaves hold the dew of tearss
Is your fragrance prayer, soft murmured
By some pleading soul for the finished years?
Was the sullen chill of the crossing stone
Less cold than that pulseless heart, my ownf
Howe'er it be, o you white, white Rose,
will lay you down on a girlish breast
That has never thrilled meath bridal SHOWS,
Nor yearned for the peace Of unbroken rest
You shall inger there till your bright, brief
day
OF beauty and bloom breathes itself away
S. Elgar Benet in Kate Fields Washington