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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
MIcHTGAN's MIXED CONTEST
How the New Method of Chousiu.
ElcGIorS WI Mork

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DETROIT Oct "-lhe most exciting
Campaign III the history Of this state is
closed and the result of the actiy, work
tbat h,s las,, d,,,,o MI, ,l,.,.a ,.,,t,..
80 ".', ~ D'e'i u'''' ~ ''o 'i,ise P'tt'eS
VIII oh'y oe Fnowa When the vote Is
actually counted, All parties admit
that the resnlt will lie a miyed one ,rbn
Nii..o. ,....,,ii,,,. = -
" 80 y Ina ~ NV ss's1'i''i VI
presidential electors by congressional
districts, maEes the situation unique,
and as congl essner and a state lprisl,.
lotnre obicb viii b,y4= tha na,o;,,, ,,f =
ITnits1 st,ta. .arator arr. tn la nI,, tod
:, '-'t.z' -, 7s'i'',,t a. " W eiF-teai,
M the fe'el' VIII 6e AL thu more interest
h5
me ne iotal vote VIII WI, be Gl9se to loo Oe0
~ VI tAls .'lloailt +''oli9 WI 20 10 me RIO
oitl2iils[S ah9 between y iDoo ana 80, opo
70 lne 5eoples party. Inc REMAINDER
WIZ he diVldsd more or less htf"een lie
ublleails i, ana abl. DeihpcfatS' doa me kep9n.
ioalis i!au -2otoVD No.19 ~ lsfS, ahn Il
tney fetain lhat vote they are sale, The
IlSaest ,, IIlillocfalic vote was 2l3,i69. In
:.7 Ie?9 "a me ney must hola ms ana must
gam iV'VOo votes 70 carry the state They
ti'.li ~ liot e'alul tlGy can 10 ms, PM say
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

How the States Arc Voting.
ALABAMA elected governor in Au-
gust. Jones DEM was reelected over
Eli tho cor,ldtto of ~ hitia,,es
- I;ail.ha ii.,oi ~ ia =
-" -, -. - ''ts' '''e Eoi',e :"
party WIN MS iaetlon' anu erected u
insioii on tlie elfsl9!al ticket win one
NniE VI ~ ~ l.a'iiE''is' he oteNelS
a" !i.ll u tiio ~ P'tJilN"'is tl'ttuiate 'hS
.nSlon' .! 1iia aa nave stl'tfttle electoral
.lehT,; itie'e are lne!ei2te tIltee eiec-
IoIal ilrkels-D Dell9cla''t, Feoplt party
neI'inl,'ii N'''ll'itsl5e''j "iaa straisllt he-
pu9ii',3ti,' b,3 t>-o.c .,5..., D.,
,,',i' hiaii - ~! tis'.'t DflilocraIo
ra no ny a l't ~ '''lPli5f Oh '9eo''
No ,I t'iSi9ll, 1iHe,,, SS'lSliaiial ~ oailol
NJ, IA =, Ti'GoS's leolsiAture'
ItiI me iJ .a,urS VIII eiGSl successor m 70
n Dr ya,r. easijdac,. f,,. w., IL se,,a1o ~
Is a farfor In tba le9isI"iiya aIent;,, ~ n,
f1,1i,,m an.t,'al,3n7 h,li,,3 ''o44' -'0
G'i 10ioRRnG sii,ii eia,,s t'.'''o'. ,,o,.oon
otbc sfata I,iCor 1 IT. 2fp,t,9r I nnp
int i. nss1 Thorn ,,. 1 -a''s.inl,ah 81 p
mill M, and pea,,"'s ,,,,,3,. t AZ ~
r1,ls IaY~ wifbdraypn pnttl, ;li fno oiootrl iootrI
G.knt in fay0r nf Wno,,o,. ''-eiA etee'ioi
roEETCgTICittT ti,.,t. ,,o,.,r,,,,,. ,t,,to
otIrrs md isrisIotnre NJ" loiaiat,r M st"re
~ IN rhoHsn n slIefpssor ia Irui,nd S;t,iaa
s,nntnr Hawley Rem Nh fm.ion ''ta'ss ans'
ar,i;a,, b,liot -''1l'''' a NO
nEi WA,E o1,,is a l,,o;s,,t,,,o T1,o
,a;ajat,,a vii cfonse S1n;tod s.atos atee
sa,,.,,,',. IN enrcaed Gray fDen NJ
.;',' saH;rn fbree oIoetn,;,i }cliats"BaniIb'
~ '' ndnanrat;. anI pannIo's nd~tv
snsd,..ii.,,, ~, III s,StsI,, i ,1ind 81, tSa
f,rs1 fine ,'s'' '''''Ns ''~''' ,'''N'' ~
FI'0pjDA cbooscs n ,eais,atura The
ragisIat,ra viii oiert . srcressor 70
fInited stotas senator pasro DENY
fhere ore Ren,,i,Iir"n Democratic and
peonI,'s narty tirlssts The STATE elected
a Democratic povernor Oct a
GEORGIA. elected the Democratic
state ticket on oct. s by 10000 majority
over the combined strength Of the Re-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
KAKA INDIANS REVENGE.
-Four Miners Decapitated and Theii
Heads Placed on Posts.

Heads Placed on Posts.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov. THE steamer
Chlcat has arrived here from Alaska.
She left Wrangle Oct. 30, and while there
1t was learned that four white men had
been found in the camp at Fort Barry,
Kupenoff Island, with their heads cut
off and their clothing stripped from their
bodies. The crimes are supposed to have
been committed by Kaka Indians, as an
outcome of the Edwards trouble last
year, when John Edwards, a miner and
caplorer, was killed py the natives, who
fancied he had got the better Of them in
some trivial matter.
The bodies of the murdered men were
horribly mutilated and could not be
identified, In two instances the heads
had been stuck on posts near by and the
flesh had been picked off by crows. The
murdered men were miners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
Tried TO Crcmate His wiz.

HAzLEToN, Pa, Nov. 7.-Stephen An
drew, of Yorktown, attempted TO Gre
mate his wife by tying her to bedpost
and setting fire to a straw bedticls which
he tied about her. After beating her
until she became unconscious he tied
her to the bed with straw tick about
her, then igniled it. Charles Turner,
who heard the woman's cries, rushed 10
the house and snbdued the flames before
the woman was fatally burned. After
ward the brute attempted to kill his
wife with an ak, but was again pre-
vented. He then fled to the mountains.
Jealousy was the cause,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. while plav
ing cards yesterday afternoon. in the
tenement at GS Jersey street, Julius Bat
tino and 'iepo Pieucezio, two Italians, ac-
cused each other of cheating and adj
Journed to the street to fight the matter
ont. The other players followed and a
free fight ensued, during which Pien-
cezio shot and probably fatally wounded
Battino. Piencezio attempted to escape,
but was captured shortly afterwald by
the police He alleges that he was act
ing IN self defense, and claims that Bat
tlno drew Il knife
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

PAEls, Nov. IA friend of Mrs. Dea-
ecu asserts that her object in abducting
her daughter from the convent where
the child had been placed by her father
is to retain the guardianship of the child
and to use her position as guardian to
preserve her footing in society. Mrs.
Deacon will appeal from the verdict
given against her by the tribunal of the
Seine Ia the action brought by her for a
divorce from her husband. The appeal
Will be heard on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

PHLApELPnIA, Nov. 1.-THE game of
football on Saturday between the Uni
Nersty Of Pennsylvania and Princeton
college was the greatest ever PLAYED in
Philadelphia. The rushes We're the live
liest and the scrambles the harshest that
have ever been witnessed in football
game in many day, and the thirty thou
sand people cheered themselves hoarse
at each point of vantage for their favor.
lie team When the mighty struggle
had ended the University admirers We're
more than joyous and the Jersey boys
were correspondingly downcast. for the
score stood: University OF Pennsylvania,
g. Prlnccion. 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
wcs, v,reinia's close Fight.

WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. Both
si24s s.la.m the state Either party will
be =a.:.asd with LOO plurality or less.
1t is tie ,loset and hottest fight West
Virginia has eyer had. Stephen B. FL
kiEs has heen here for three weeks. He
has Visited every county and he predicts
the success of Harrison and Reid elect
ors Thomas L. Davis, Republican cam
didate for governor, says he is sure of
election and of the state going for Har-
rison. Tha Rsnnhlieans sxnant ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

PITTsDuRG. Nov. 7-Sixteen members
of the Salvation Army, who were hold.
ing a meeting at the corner of Fifth
avenue and Liberty street, under the
leadership of EnAsn Heald, of Omaha.
were arrested ye,tslday afternoon for
violating an o-iy! Issued hy the depart
ment OF publil eltsty forbidding the
holding Of stree, meetings. They als
charged with diaorlerly conduct. aud
they say they will fight the case to the
highest court in the land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

South Dakota. and Peffor, Of Kansas
Thus the Republicans have majority.
Should the Democrats hold the senators
they now have and elect 3 additional,
the senate will be equally divided, and
the vice president will have the decisive
vote.
Twenty-nine senator's are to be chosen
by the legislatures elected tomorrow
Of these II are now Democrats and IL
Republicans.
The following shows the political
status of the house of representatives in
The Fifty-second Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

TREHToN, Nov Mrs. Della Stew
art Parnell, mother of the Irish leader.
being confined to her house by illness
and unable to speak in public on the
election, has written letter counseling
Hll hish-Anericans not to be led by
Patrick Egan and his friends into voting
for Harrison, and nrges them to vote ior
Cl.velan1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
Cabinet omcers' Wives in Mourning.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Tt has been the
expressed wish of the president that Mrs.
Harlison's death should be regarded as a
private bereavement, and be unaccom-
panied by any public demonstrations.
The statement is made, however, that as
a result of private conference between
Mrs. Morton, the wife of the vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. j. w. Foster, wife of the
secretary OF state, it has been agreed that
the wives of the cabinet officers will
wear mourning for the next thirty DAYS.
and daring that time will refuse all in
yitattous to entertainments or to attend
any places OF public amusement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

PARSONS, Kan., Nov IA stock train
on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail
road was ditehed near Mazi. |. T., re-
sulting in the death of engineer Tom
Stanton and the serious injury OF Fire
man BY ard Brakeman Dyers. A large
number Of cattle We're killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

elect three congressman out of eight.
The Democrats are fully as confident
of the result of the vote Of the election.
They say the state is fairly Democrat,
and have wired the national Democratic
comittee not to feel uneasy about West
Virginia. Only count of the vote will
show which side is correct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
TAKE NorlCE-A LIST OF FINE
Il BARGAINS.
FARMS FOR SALE.


Marley Farm. n13i acres, near Hare's
Corner, tirst-rate land. fair building limo
SITUATION, fronts on both sides of public
road,
practical Farmer hotels and farm. IS
acres on Philadelphia pike, Brandywine
hhndr, d, one of the oldest hotel In this
state, iine sltuai ion and good land.
Farm 100 acres near Mt. Cuba, Chris
tiann Hundred. best quality OF land high
ly improved. buildings all ln-t-clu.s
arm 80 acres adjoining, good buildings
and good lnnd, owned by one party and
wall be sold for about what the buildings
cost.
Nooddale. good land. fair buildings, or
chalds etc., bargain.
Farm - acres, on Del. River near
Wilmington, beautiful situation and
valuable property
Farm 2f5 acres near Del. City, Del,
good buildings very productive and Will
be sold cheap.
Hollywood farm, go acres, Rod Lion
Hundred nil first class land good build-
inEs one OF the best iHrIusin the county,
"Duion farm, l65 acres, on the bel.
River between Wilmington AMI Nrw
Castle, fine land and large buildings, tino
situation.
Farm, 80 acres near Glasgow, Del, good
kind, and fair. buildings surrounded by
Gsagc orange hedges. VIII bo sold at
bhrpuin.
Farm. 50 acres, Brandywine hundred,
near B. & .. railroad. Fine chestnut and
whit" oak timber.
We have many other farms and fine
truJts Of land for sale. This is certainly
afavorable Il time to buy land We do not
STE now II can get any lower. WIN be
pleased to give FUN description ofprOper-
ties prices and terms ut our Office No. S0I
Market street.
n5 81, GEO. II. TOWNSEND & Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. 7.-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Take, Swedish settlers on a
claim three miles from Okarche, |. T.,
were found dead inside their house.
Both had been shot, and the surround
ings indicate a murder. The couple
were aged "a and 81 respectively.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-General Ferd:-
pand Farnder died Saturday night He
had been i'll for some time, but his death
was sudden and unexpected. He was n
major general IN the late war and for a
number Of years Judge of the common
pleas court of Butler county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

hLLENTowH, Pa, Nov. 7.-Murderer
William f. Keek, who will be hanged
on Thursday. has not yet made a CON
fession. but it is believed he will do so.
His two spiritual advisers were with him
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

LONDON, Nov 7. Thomas Cream
Neill, the woman poisener convicted of
murder and under sentence of death,
who was to be hanged tomorrow, was
respited for one week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
Electoral College in 1888 and 1899

'r'' wv '''"'.e"'""''"'''''' -Vl
III estimating the probable result of
bnoIrow's elections you should rcmem-
ber that the Peoples party is new fac
tor, which may cut quite figure in the
west and south, and that certain disin-
ttgrating elements are alleged to have
been at work in other sect ions. Never
theiess it may assist you to consult
The Popular Vote Of 1888.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07
81 PER " EEK 81 PER WEEK
PUBLIC SALE.
Special inducements. Liberal Term.
100 RiYGrvleW Building Lots.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1891, ON

Illt ItEMlNkS.
Sac 10 commenbe at i. ~ O'Clock, d, M.
NlimHHtonS beautiful suburb conn
mandiHg view Ot the surrounding coun-
thy aud Delaware river. Nearly opposite
tho lIVcrSiew Gene ry ON line ot the
NaTke street electric railway which
passes directly in front OF this properly.
Tea minutes from Tenth and Market
streets
"a rare opportunity for investors or any
one desiring II lot 10 build II comparative
ly cheap house with no city taxes
The city is growing In this direction and
with the new W astlingtoh street bridge
and the development incident thereto
these lots will increase in value rapidly.
ThU Is. & q. railroad skirts the western
boundary OF this property.
Go and look ut these lots before tho
sale. Stop IN aud we VIII take you out
or there is some one on the premises that
will show them. II you will examine
these lots You will surely attend the sale.
Terms: Five per cent. cash OH dav of
sale, balance in weekly payments of 81
Discount OF 10 per cent. VIII be allowed
to anyone erecting Il house to the value of
800 within four months.
Special free car VIII leave Seventh and
Market streets Ht 2i5 p, IN. Settlement
TO lie made by following Thursday, the
Eth irstant, at noon. or sale may be de-
ciarcd void al option OF seller. Taxes Tor
1sg! paid by seller. For plots or further
information call upon llEALD X co,
Seventh aud Market streets
Agents NuwAsct Land Company. uj3t
CHERRIES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ OF Levnri Faci0s, to me di.
rceter, will be exposed to public sale Mt
the Court House, on Market street be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh streets, in tho
ely OF W Wilmington, New Castle county,
Del,
on FRIDAY,
THE lsrH DAY OF NOV EMBER, 1892
At2 O'Clock p M,
Tile following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot or piece OF | nd stu
ate in ChristlApa hundred, bounded and
described rs olOws to wilt:
BPglan ng on the soUthcrly side Of 18th
ST ut Il distau @ OF 1a2 lcct westerly from
from westerly side of i'rinCk lc ~ cnue at
n corner OF iaud now or formerly own d
by \. ;. lutIun; thGHCe southorY along
said IutfoA's liHc l25 feet 10 a corner;
thence a.terly pardlivl with 18th street
81 feet g. 8ot, e.corn. r.; iheaer north r
lA auj parallel " IN fjruCGle aNeAuc I@5
feet to Il pbini Oh tie 60 ttrrly side Of
18Th rEeI, and tHGICt Thereby westerly
51f q tolhe place Of hes tuning, br the
contents thereof what they may, etc. Re-
CufdN., vol. i3. page 40. etc,
seized and talteuin execution as tie
property Of Mary ]. ilaTkins. wife of
James j. Harklns Jane j. llurklns AID
t. is and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff.
sheriff office, Wilmington, Del, oct.
81, lS9l. na
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-07

GHERIfF"S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ OF levnri Facias, to me di.
rceter, will be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House. on Market street be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh streets, In tho
city OF W Wilmington, New Castle county,
AFi
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30

board to furnish a telescope and some
other scientific instruments for the
use of that school. The doctor
was a strict member of the Presby-
terrain church, and orthodox all the
way through. Mr.. Wallace was Uni
versalist. Doctor" said the latter,
you are an educated man and am
not. ! want to ask you a question or
two. Do you really think this world
we inhabit is round and revolves on
its axis once in every twenty-four
hours?"
Certainly" replied the doctor.
"And you believe there is a heaven
and-and another placer
"Assuredly.'
"And that heaven is above us?''
Eyes"
'sAnd the other placebelow u.s."
Eyes
"And the world turns over once
every twenty-four hours?"
sYes.''
well, do ctor, if that's the case
doesn't it occur to you that the sp;re
of your meeting house points to hides
about half the timer
The good doctor had no reply. Mr..
Wallace was SO we'll pleased with hav-
ing vanquished him that the order for
the desired instruments was given
without delay.-Indianapoli Journal.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30
A HUMAN FERRET.
He Is an Expressman by Day and
Ratcatcher by Night.

He Is an Expressman by Day and
Ratcatcher by Night.
'tThere lives q man in our town.
who is responsible for the death OF
many rats, says the Kansas City
Times. By day he follows his humble
calling as an eXpressman, and does
not give evidence in actions or appear
ance OF his sanguinary disposition.
With the approach Of night he be
comes a different man. While by day
he is Dr. Jekyll to the innumerable
colonies of rats, at night he is to them
a Mr.. Hyde.
Night after night, regardless OF the
weather, he saunters forth with four
assistant terriers, each OF whom is a
battle-scarred midnight hero of back
alleys. From 8 O'Clock until after IL
he walks up and down the alleys in the
business section of the city and gives
up his being to the joyful contemp!a-
ton OF his rat-killers at work.
When he sees four black shadows
cut swiftly through the darkness and
hears the dying squeak ne knows that
his self-imposed mission has been for
warded somewhat to success. mas
much as he has been killing rats in this
fashion for several years, it may read
lily be seen that his record is up in the
thousands. He is a tail, powerfully
built man of middle age, aud habit
ually wears a faded black cap, the
visor Of which he pulls down quite over
his blue eyes.
He takes as much pride md enjoy
ment in his work as his four assist
ants do in the aggregate, and VOWS
that he will keep it up until he has
killed 100000 OF the rodents.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30
BOSTON METHODS.
He Got HIS Drink. but the Law Re-
manned Intact.

-
He Got HIS Drink. but the Law Re-
mained Intact.
He was q stranger in Boston, says
the Herald. It was Sunday night,
after trip on the ghost train" from
New York. He wanted a drink, but
knew not how or where to get it.
He was in a Puritanical city, quar-
tered with some religious and temper
ance relatives, and he longed for the
morrow Or a glass of whiskey. His
longing was of short duration. With
in a stones throw of Scollay Square
he met metropolitan friend who had
been in Boston before.
Together they went TO the nearest
hotel restaurant.
II don't want to eat, but drink, y
said the thirsty man, as he held
back.
Never fear; your want shall be
supplied"
The waiter came, and the man who
knew Boston looked at him with a
knowing smile, and said: Bring me
one hard-boiled egg and q bottle OF
Bass ale
add a good bumper OF whisky to
that order for me" said the other.
II cam comply with the other for
an egg and q bottle of beer, butt
turning to the late arrival-"I can
not serve you
And why?"
Because you should have ordered
something to eat. Furthermore, you
should have ordered it before order
ing the drink. That's the law
."True," said the man acquainted
with Boston: "the waiter has no al,
tentative. If he should serve you
now he would be discharged
The new conner had to sit while his
friend drank Bass and put the boiled
egg into his pocket, to be thrown
away when he had departed.
AS soon as the thirsty traveller got
out Of the dining room he bolted for
another hotel near by. He ordered q
cracker, and then added, "and glass
of whisky" His thirst was satisfied
The law remained intact.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30
GULLS AS LOG-ROLLERS,
How They Secured "a Scant Meal
COMPOSED of BarnacIeS

How They Secured a Scant Meal
Composed Of BarnacIes.
In the water off the site of the old
Hatch mill at the railroad wharves,
says the Tacoma Herald, bunch OF
logs has lain for long time. The
other day lot of sea gulls alighted
on them. Among the flock was a
monster,gull who seemed to be the cap.
tain, and who, as subsequent events
revealed, possessed an intelligence
not commonly attributed to sea gulls.
He walked alone to a particular log,
stood over on one side of it close to
the water, and then uttered peculiar
cries. The other gulls followed him,
and all stood over on one side of the
log. The submerged side OF the log
was thick with barnacles. Under the
combined weight OF the gulIs the log
rolled to one side. Then following the
lead OF the big white captain, the
guils ran from side to side ofthe log as
it rolled. Before long as they had the
log rolling to the apparently desired
pitch The barnacles showed above
the water, and the gulls would reach
over and pick them as they came
above the surface, all the time keeping
the log rolling. 1t was pretty hun
cry flock of gulls to pick at barnacles,
but they wanted something to eat,
and evidently they knew how to get
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30
We Have cen

A young man sell a good farm, turn
merchant, break and die insolvent.
A farmer spend SO much time in
town that there was nothing at home
worth looking after.
A worthy farmers son idle away
the prime OF his life in dissipation and
end his career in poverty.
A farmer too self-conceited to mend
his way and too obstinate to mend
his footsteps.
4 poor boy grow rich by industry
and good management, and arich boy
grow poor by idleness and dissipation.
A man spend more money in folly
than would support his family in COM
fort and independence.
A farmer deliver a fine Grafton at
the agricultural fair with his fence all
down, fields overgrown with weeds,
stock foraging on a neighbours field
and his taxes unpaid. Indiana Farm
Gr.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-30

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
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and thatis Cat arrh Hail. Cat arrh Cureis he only
Catarrh being CONSTITUTE onal disease, requires
q constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the
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by destroying the foundation of the disease. and
giving the patient strength by building ND the
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Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send
for list OF Testimonials.
Address +. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
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