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that day were doubtless preserved in the
Round Towers, a replica of one Of which
rises in the village to the height OF 100
feet and which can be seen as landmark
from any part Of the Plaisauce. Dis
cotrsipg on Round Towers and their
origin, Mrs. Hart passes to the Celtic
Cross, of which engravings adorn tile
walls, and fine carved specimen occu-
pies the middle of the village green.
The st. Lawrence gateway at Drog.
heda, by which the Irish Village is en-
tered, points to the wars between Eng
land and Ireland. It is reproduced OK
actly as It was. ss
Donegal castle was the famous strong
hold of Red Hugh, of Tyrcounen. In
the early part Of the nineteenth century
this castle passed into the hands or Sir
Basil Blooke, who rebuilt it in the Tu-
dor style Of architecture as q residence.
To bring the story down to the present
time a gallery Of life,size PORTRAITS is
shown of the men who have carried on
the long struggle for freedom--of Graf
tan and O'Connell and Emmett and Par
nell and other mon of Irish blood whose
names will live in literature, Moore,
Goldsmith and Sheridan, and of mon. ia
NOUS in the parliamentary warfare Of to-
day, Dillon and O'Brien and Mccarthy.
To close the long story is shown the
colossal statue of Gladstone by Bruce
Joy, the Irish sculptor. The statue OF
the man who is using the last years of
his life 10 giving ireland the possibilities
of self-developmeDt.
it is thus that Mrs. Hart has ained in
Irish Village by illustrating Irish his
tory. II
Irish art is shown by means of the ex-
hibits Of paintings and sculpture by Irish
artists of metal work and carving.
Irish industry is illustrated in the cot
tage set around the picturesque village
green and by the splendid exhibits of
embroidery, homespun linens and laces
shown in the banqueting hall and which
are the product Of the Irish workers,
trained by Mrs. Harris agency during
the past year. The whole industrial ex-
hibit iy illustrative of what practical
technical teaching can do even in remote,
poor and crowded districts to revive in
dustry and to make people once sunk
in poverty happy and prosperous. This
Irish Village is representative of Ireland
as she has been in the past, as she is now
and as she may be. Her opportunities
have been few, her possibilities are
great OF such an exhibit the Irish here
may we'll feel proud, and when passing
from the Castle Hall, where we learn Of
antique Irish art, we stepiuto the village
green and see the light hearted villagers
tripping to the sound Of the pipes, we
ejsculate. erin 20 bragh. Here is q
people which cannot be conquered"
After the dancing on the green the cleo.
trio light takes the place Of the moon,
and by bewitching evening light we take
our evening mealof savory Irish stew in
the pretty restaurant under the shade Of
the ruins OF the keep, and comforted in
mind and body wish the Irish village and
Mrs. Harris work the success it deserves.
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FROM MURRAY { 9 FRA COUNTY q: 7 :

Patriotic Irishmen ST Avoca and Currie
Contrihuta $4,000.
The Irish standard., 1893-07-22
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1.es auu Taught ia On a,
IS diustlrIes ma lfanufactu Of Ire g
8 Donegal Castle - the principal build q
iinR ii al exhibit which ii fdll of interest,
hot only to the politician q hum Unitarian q
who desires TO see Ireland prosperous.
ar.s happy, but also to the antiquarian
and student of history Every afternoon aDt'.'
&c 4 o'clock Mrs Ernest Hart, the foun-
drese Of the village and the originator q
the Irish village exhibit, gives az address 's'
Ion the village and the LESSONS il teacher !.
She explains how it was designed With
the object of giving the American publlc
not only representation OF the hand N
dustries Of Ireland, not only to a am use
and delight by Irisi, music and Irish
dancing, but to present series OF visible Glt'
records, milestones as It we're, marking nal
the. long march OF Irish history. " the
Giants Causeway, reproduced exactly %
Iscale, With the seat composed OF an a I
ual stone from the Causeway, and stand
| ing on real Irish soil, is the frat OF these
milestones representing the beginning OF
|all things and Ireland orystalizing out OF
| chaos. a cromlech is the next effort OF
| q pr mitive people to construct a building
| which shall be at the same time TOMB
and monument TO her great dead.
A druidical stone erected in the
tower garden marks the next stage OF
progress, illustrated etill further by the
stone bearing an ogham inscription.
/ With the introduction of Christianity
art developed in Ireland, and stone
erected to the north OF the round tower
| is a replica OF that which marks the birth
place Of that .'most human and delight
7 full Of saints st. Columbkill. p
Mrs. Hart next draws attention to her
interesting collection of reprodu ;tions OF
/ ancient Celtic MSS Of the VII, VIII.
and TX. centuries displayed on the walls
of the lecture hail, and more particularly
to the Book of Kells, which. unequaled
in any age, testiies to the high standard
of art reached by the Irish 1,200 years
ago. These illuminated mlssals and the
wnndrons silver and gold smiths work OF
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New orR Ivy that time had become a
thriving little town. The silt of the
stream of corn that flowed down the
Hudson was enrichinG it. Edwin had
brave hopes of making at least his daily
bread there with his brains or his hands.
While he was preparing to 90 Old
Sam ellsworth appeared with bag of
guineas and a fine white mare Of the
famous Lincolnshire stock-Such Il r.are
as Colonel BrOthertoft used to ride, and
Prince Rupert neil to run from.
Squire Dewitt told me You were 60
ing to trudge to York, said Sam.
Il was" replied the orphan; my legs
will take me there finely"
1T was in my lease said Sam, "to
pay mare colt every year over and
above my rent, besides a siX-year-old
mare for a harriet whenever the new
heir came in.
"HeriOt, ] suppose you mean, Sam"
1--WE call EN- heriots when they re
horses, and harriets when they're mares.
Well, your father wouldn't take the
colts since twelve year. He said he was
agin tribute, and struck the colts and
the harriets all out Of my lease. SO
put the price of a colt aside for him
every year i'll case hard times come.
There's twelve colts in this buckskin
bag, and this mare is the token that |
count you the rightful owner of my
farm and the whole manor. I've changed
her name to Harriet, bein one. She's a
stopper, as any man can see with half u
blinker. The dollars and the beast is
yourn, Mister Edwin"
Edwin shook his head. You are
very kind, Sam; but | am my fathers
son and against tribute in any form"
Il haven't loved your father forty
year to see his son go afOOt; Ride the
mare down, anyhow. She don't get
motion enough, now that I'm too heavy
for her, bein seventeen stone three
pound and a quarter with my coat
off"
Edwins pride melted under this 10y
atty.
Il will ride her then. Sam, and thank
you. And give me luck penny out of
the bag"
You'll not take the whole" pleaded
Galsworthy.
No. And when the root doctor heard
this he stood Hendrecus Canady junior
in a receptive position and dosed him
with bOlus of wisdom, as follows:
Men is divided into three factions.
Them that grabs their chances. Them
that chucks away their chances. And
them that let's their chances slide. The
BrothertoftS have alluz ben of the lettin
slide faction. This one has jined the
Chuckin Always. He'll never come to
nothin. You just swaller that remark,
my son, and keep digestin of it, if you
want to come to anything yourself"
Next morning Edwin took leave of
home, and sOrrowfully rode away.
A harsh, loud March wind chased
him, blowing Harriet Heriot's tail be-
tween her legs. The Omens were bad
But when, early the second morning,
the orphan crossed Kings bridge and
trOd the island of his new career, a Gulf
stream wind, smelling of bananas and
sounding of palm leaves, met him,
breathing welcome and success.
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\ = Handsome Jane Billop want
ed husband.
She looked into the glass and saw
beauty. Into the schedules of her ia
theirs will and saw heiress.
She determined to throw her hand
kerchlef, as soon as she could discover
the right person to pick it up.
"He must belong to "a great family -
thought the young lady. He must
promise me to be a great man. He
must love Inc to distraction. | hate the
name of BillOp! | should look lovely in
a wedding Dress
She was very young, very premature,
motherless, the daughter and compan.
ion of a coarse man who had baseIv
made great fortune. Rich rogues al
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|. & G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
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For st. Louis via Iron Mountoin s 100 D m
For Laredo .o:55 a m
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis via Iron Noun
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From st. Louis via Iron Noun
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From Laredo s:35 D m
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston 1850 p m and m
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
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Ar. from Eagle Pass I:2s pm
Ar. from San Francisco, FL Paso 1852 I'm
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OEFANIORES.
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Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
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Leave for Kerrville, daily except
Monday and Sunday, at 1890 am
ARRIVALS
From Kerrville, daily except
Sunday .S:35 am
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and MONDAY. ............7:55 pm.
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BUCkLEN.s AaNIcA sAIvE

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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-08-02

Grodan har tagit skada. Den
vaxande gr6dan st. Croix county har
skadats betydligt utaf den starka var-
men. som varit radande. Det anses att
gr6dan blir samre i'm den Yarit pa
manga ar.
West Superior-nyheter: Sko-
handlanden Linander, som, efter att
under de tva senare aren hafva ldkat
skor6rese hair staden, nyligen reali-
serat slit lager, afflyttade till Huron S.
Oak, slit forna hem, f0rliden torsdag.
Att herrskapet Linander oaktadt den
korta vistelsen harstades, hunnit for
skaffa sig manga tillgifna winner, be-
visar den storartade fest som fore afre-
san till deras ara af stadens framsta-
ende svenskar f6ranstaltats. Herr Lii
nander Ar en- skicklig affArsman och
f0ljes of harvarande winners lyck6|S
skan. Stor lihighet racer for nir-
varande 4 stadens koldockor. Flera
skeppslaster kol inkomma och aflastas
dagligen. Ned till Leheigh nya, stora
dockor sf0rsigga planeringar och f6rbe-
redande arbeten och for byggandet af
cit nytt jernvagsspar. - l Bennett
Siding hollis begrafning den % juli, da
Carl j. och Ingrid H. Petersons yng-
sta barr, Alma Sofia, SON dog den 20
juli en- alder af elfva manader och rs
dagar, f6rdes till det sista hvilorum-
met. Jordfastningen var ovanligt all
varlig. F6raldrar och 6friga slagtin-
gar samlades utanf0r grafgarden de
allie af Ioftrad, som derstHdes f0rfardi-
gats, och hvilken den lila kistan In
salts. Der m5tte Afven past. Monten
liktaget. Sedan man sjungit en- pas
sande psalm, bars kistan af fyra sma
hvitkladda fickor till grafven under
det att de som deltogo likprocessio-
nen afsj6ngo psalmen 452 Saval graf
ven som marken deromkring voro be-
kladda med l0f. Sedan past. Monten
talat och jordfastningen f0rsiggatt,
sj6ngs ater en- psalm. Sallan tinner
man den svenska luth. lurans djupa all
var sd tydligt framtriida vid begrafnin-
gar hair landet som fallet var vid dot
ia tillfalle.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-08-02

For dem Diet VedeTb0T ViijG ID
1ena1ea a,dg,G sspplyssai'agaq r6r0'a-
de en- icEce ovtgtig SAX. VI lofU0
dock att icke tr6tt0 lGs0Te1s med
spaltldasga jerin,iader one de tTycs-
tN tider9ad, boar och en- Eiin7le7' biist
sin stiiJlnSaag, ej heller slCOl0 ri s0so
ber5s0 n6dUGadigE.eteae df ottt 5sstitl
d0ddaga7' hitll0 sag med de,s's0 It'd
ming; ty dels tro vi, att sSt1'y71anaet
kan bGttre aatGnd0s och deJs Dor
tid7siaegeas iaeaeeE,tiIl och iclce fngr0
tIften och l0ckGnte. premier hos
tGinku3aCle me,laiskOr cara afy0-
sa1ade cid Udlet af tidnisag. SG>Om
lGsare1e asogsanst nad7ltt> 1isnes d
adressre71lsa7a ett hummer och ge-
nom delta 07sDafves till hUillseaa tid
prensaane1'atiOnsafJiffeaa G1' er'aJd.
Gessons att jehnf0rG sagct0 hummer
med det i6p0sscle sassnaret d tSd'siae-
gen, Kan man 1Gft dfy6r0 h,sa' s'dk-
niasge1e stdr. Sjstljdet nyda' car det
J6pa1acle pa1neret 834, och den SOM
timer ne0tsvarande 2s:r elleT S34 d
ddressrensGse h19' betnIt tiIJ den L
jan. 1898. ViI sla1tet a1s9eaA tillI7a-
dala1pua haltXr ear tictsai,a ;ens
lSp0,ade hummer $50, hvdd0sa
sistndmdU9sas7,a7, ,t1'ycict d address,
4eMsnn, betecsss0'' att pa'e,aasnse1'd-
tiOnr afOifte,e blifvit erlagd till den
1:ste jssli delta dr., och n:a' $50 vd-
sar att afgiften dr. betald for hela
dret. PG gruaad af dem stor0 pais-
skSLs.aden for Notwithstanding,
rs procent, sd vilj6t ssat,GrJigtvis al
la, SOM Eaa,s7aa, f0lj0 denssG rege'.
" tilldgg1 bIOtt saat, att dem pre,aa1-
7,aer0sat, SOM d 6ddressrensass timer
EFT ldgre hummer ain 834, bar an
ledmJssg att Sc till h1gW hans TIIc-
ming stdr SAINT med det 0tlra f0rstl
Snsdaad0 afyittesa eIler dtnsinstOne
en- del deraf.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-08-02

Trillingar. Mrs. Joachim Horn i
Saukville nedkom harom dagen med
tvillingar, tva gossar och en- fcka.
Familjen fraga hade sju barn f0rut,
hvadan antalet nu Dir jamt ito.
En- beklagansvard olyckshan-
delse timade harom dagen EauClaire.
Just som Charles Andersons 4:arige
gosse kom springande tvars 0fver gatan
for att med utstrHckta armar m6ta sin
hemkom mande fader, sd kom on elek-
trisk sparvagn full fart och krossade
den arme gossen midt for fadrens 0gon.
Brannskador hvaraf d8den f6ljde
erh6ll hArom dagen John o. Newgards
hustru i Grantsburg. Just som hon
var sysselsatt med att laga qvallsmat
vid en- oljekamin, expioderade kaminen
och blef den arma qvinnan sd svart
BRAND att hon strax derpa afled. En-
gosse, som s0kte slacka elden, blef jf-
ven allvarsamt briind ansigtet och pa
handerna.
Blodsdad. Eft rysligt blodsdad
f6r6fvades sistlidne l0rdag utaf farma-
rem w. Nonemacher, boende mil fran
Antigo Den arme mannen hade ge-
nom fattigdom och ogynsamma sk6rde-
utsigter blifvit sa f0rvirrad att han
tog sin hustru och trenne barn of daga
SAINT f6rs0kte derpa anda slit eget lif.
Self Ar han dock, MIR delta skrifves,
annu vid lif. Hans svarfGraldrar aro
pa Wig hit till landet fran Tyskland.
Nyheter fran Sabylund: Gr6dan
dessa trakter har med undantag al
majs tagit skada af torka. Majs- och
h6sk0rden blir dock ganska bra; men
all den stund korn Dir hufvudprodukten,
och enar delta sadesslag tagit skada
utaf den torra och varma vaderleken,
sa bro jordbrukarens utsigter mindre
ljusa. - E. J. Erickson, hvilken Ar en-
utaf de tidigaste settlarne harstades,
har under senare dagarne vistats st.
Paul for att undergo lakarebehandling.
Strejk och oroligheter. Nagrs
arbetare, hvilka voro sysselsatta vid
skeppsdockorna Ashland, hafva in.
stalt sitt arbete. I mandags ,uppstod
allvarsammare f6rvecklingar mellar
strejkarne och dem som ingatt deras
arbete, hvarvid tvenne personer blefve
sarade. Nagra af de anfallande blesve
arresterade och stalde under $3.50 Dor
I gen hvardera. Det lider val nappeli
gen nagot tvifvel ON att,den narvaran
de tiden ar mycket ogynsan for strej
ker.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-08-02
ID A X O T A

Carl Gunderson Vermillion, S.
d., har fatt kontrakt pa att uppmata
Alta sektioner af Pine Ridge agentu-
rem, som skall utdelas till indianerna.
Domd for smuggling. Forenta
Staternas domstol d0mde harom dagen
Frank Hall i Devils Lake, N. Da., till
$500 b0ter for det han insmugglat
opium.
Ho s&ndes till Europa. F0retag-
samma personer trakter Of Miller, S.
Da., halla pa med att k0pa upp So man
ga grasmarker, de kunna komma Diver,
med afsigt att sla graset och s;inda h0et
till England.
Betalte med frimarken. Post.
mastaren Mansfield Minot, N. Da.,
har for 6fvertradelse af postlagarne
ad6mts $50 b0ter. For att oka postkon-
torets officiela inkomster hade han be.
talt skuld med frimarken.
Afgjorde saken. Liket af tysken
Frank Falman, patraffades harom da-
gen med krossad hufvudskal fyta
| oiouA AelNot, y. La. oitudu Aauo Va
git lifvet af sig, emedan hans hustru
anlagt rattegang mot honom, under
yrkande af skilsmessa.
Stort arf. Carl H. Bergersen
Fargo, N. Da., hade f6rliden dag n5jet
mottaga en- vaxel pa 100000 fran Au-
stralien. En- onkel till honom afled for
nagon It'd sedan och efterlemnade en-
form6genhet af $4,000, till hvilken
Bergersen ensam ar arfvinge.
Bortkommet barn. En- ar gam
NAL son till Sivert johnson gick harom
dagen Wise / skogen vid Missouri-ho-
den / Wild Cat Bend, S. d., medan
modern och nagra andra h0llo pa att
plocka bar. Slutligen efter ett lang,
sokande blef gossen funnen narhet ten
af Wherrys farm.
Fran Cakes, N. Oak, skrifves:
Hastarne skenade harom dagen for
| B. Svenson, under det han var syssel.
satt med att kora ho. Hastarne sprun.
go 6fver Svenson, hvaraf han erh0ll
svara skador och har n6dgats intaga
sangen. - l4-arige sonen till P. Peter.
son drunknade natten till den q d:s
under badning foden.
Pockade pa fri jernvagsresa. g.
YER 100 grularbetare fran Colorado be-
stego onsdags ett godstag vid Nit
chell, S. d., och vAgrade att betala
Konduht0ren radf6rde sig hos superin-
tendenten, som svarade, att grufarbe-
tarne fngo aka fritt.s De hotade med
att sjelfva taga taget | besittning on
firs0k gjordes att koppla af vagnarne
under farden.
Arbete for kosten. F0rliden tors
dag anlande 400 arbctsl0sa min fran
Colorado-grufvorna till Yunkton, S.
d., for att s0ka arbete hos farmarne
staten. Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul banan belordra dem fritt och
gifva dem ett NAL mat ON dagen. Jern-
vagsbolagen antaga, det 5000 arbets-
l0sa min aro ankomna till Dakota un.
der de tva senaste veckorna f8r att ST.
ka arbete, och aro de villiga att arbeta
for kosten allena. Pa sd slit IA far
marne billig arbetskraft.