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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
LANES RIIER VALLEY
me News in SCOttSYille and The
Vicinity.
, MOST SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
The splendid Impression Made By
rev. l.. ". Thornhili--scrmOn To
pnmngc to the Tobacco.

SCOTTSNILLE, VA. october 5.-(Spe-
..J-Our graded school opened on We'd
r.-.ay with a good attendance. The same
corps q teachers has charge as for
r...y. ana i, IS thought The school will be
..t. flu this session.
E,s. l. r. Thornhin and J. L. Daniel
t- county neutrality-suspicious. Banks
..o were present. and made addresses.
..- school has for several years been re-
,...sd as the banner school OF the coun-
g.. and has turned out great many
,.I scholars. many Of whom have be-
ua efficient teachers.
..r people think themselves quite for
t..tte in again securing Professor W. /.
r.n- ass principal as at one time ii was
thought be would not return. lie fills the
i..t.n very satisfactorily. and the school
.n.,r bis charge has greatly prospered.
pR. THORNHIlIIS MEETING
The meeting 80 the Baptist church du-
,r. this week. conducted by Rev L. X.
v..,rnu. ot Manchester. has been a
great success. Ii closed last night. The
house has been well hlled at each service
t.rrr tnc week. but last night it was
literally packed. galleries and all. Ten
conversions were the visible results at
o.. close. bat Il is thought That much
,,. good has been done. which Will
...A up 10 the future. Dr. TEoruhih Is
d.. able and attractive cNpouui"r OF inc
t... ana his appeals to tine uIConNertci
,. f.r..tul and tender. Ills eermon yes
t.t.ay 40 II A. Vi. to "old people WAS
.,la-.y tender and touching, amt
.- flowed freely from the eyes O, al
20 every one present. lie left today T.
r.t.ru t. bis charge at B1lnoridge-Strcct
D.i.h. Manchester, where ne viii preach
t..-llr-W.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mis- Saunders. of Fauquier county. for
r.iy Ellen Brady. Of TINS place. IS visit
u- her aseI mother here.
.ts. j.. IA. Plus. who spent several
weeks 70 KeI sulphur Springs, returned
L. hex home here. a few day since
Sir. j. g. Purcell of Guoch.ani county.
Who recently sold his farm there To an
..r..u PASSED through our tow u
Yt.rslay afternoon in "a buggy en- route
g.. Bedford county, where hc expects
{. invest DO another farm, If De is auIl,a.
Mr StiaIt harrs, formerly OF TINS
place. but now a. Lynchburr, after spend
-..l 49,. , l,r.. visiting friends. returned
T. the iIll city yesterday, taking with
lam u.s grandmother, Ms. Henry 81
George Hams. OF Buckingham, aud MS
mother. who Wll hereafter make thrli
home u LNucLp.rs.
,l..,. DrIutA au. Kate Omohundro
70 Nashtlr. Tenn. daughters ot II
priUc Om AuniIo. left Thursday ioi
nrir home. iu tue Rock Guy. after IAN
extended N...t o. their aunt. Mis-. ~. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
FIRE ~ BOTEToURT.
A Large Cnnning-Factory Burned-
Critically III.

BUCHANAN. VA october 5.--'Spe''aA'
I1-t night about 10 O'Clock the large can
mig factory " +. j. Mccullough, loc'''d
iye miles from this place, was destroyed
~ nre. together with about 1870 cases OF
t.r.f.,e -o,
T. total Joss is estimated at Ay"'
$50 r b. partly insured IN the ROANOKE
a. r.utourt Fire Association II y
the Gre was the work Oh an
.. t.ry. az TO fire had been III the
. ,s fr the past two days
Nt Moshy II. Payne president 81 inc
ir' sat lnal Bank, H. ia critic" ','-
stIIu Ills life Is hanging by Unread
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
The u. Y. y. L. Meeting This After
MON.

The quarterly meeting Of the Baptist
v,ur,- Peoples Union of Richmond ana
manchester VIII be held at Leigh street
E,utlst church this afternoon at o'clock
The sneaker of the occasion viii be KEY
] W Daugherty. who will discuss me
Baptist cause in the Dover Associatloh'
ard i'm addition 20 this most ATTRACTIVE
nroer9mme has been arranged. The local
uu,ons viii assemble IN the lecture-roomi
~ the church at $50 o'clock, and VIII
a.ceud TO The church in body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
.no,b.r Ticket in the Field.

The honest-elcc ions conference held
meeting last night al l44i Man street \
fJu legislative ticket for the city OF hloh-
Inond was nominated, and all The hoinl-
rcos have sgninoJ their acceptance. Inc
Executive Committee Of the conference
win on Monday issue an address 10 the
voters Of the CITY. The opinion OF thosc
,,,.,scpt at the meeting last night was
~ the ticket nominated was strong
one II was decided after some discussion
IN withhold the personnel Of the ticket
-,.ntn .ftcr Tic pemocratIC prlmdry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
.trerf-Cnr Conductor Hurt

Conductor Cheathlm. Of Car NO. ., on
the Main Street Line, met win quite
painful accident yesterday aItein"o" O''
Lester street Tar Ash. Ihe iioIi. XIV
~ trn wire. and tho rope caught the con-
ducfo~ ard threw him over the back 81
rh. car. He was drasged some distance
before Motormau Williams vas aware Oh
the : tuation and stopped the car.
NIr. Chcatham was taken into MI. l'h4',
Fries saloon, where Il was ascertalhti
he was not seriously hurt He afterwards
went to Farrar's drugstore, where MS III
iuries were dressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
eoocbland and Flu'unnn 'o"h-
tionjStk.

COlI.NRIA. VA, October 0.-,Spe-
ciaD-At a meeting Of the Honest LIE 20
lions people he'd here to-day MI J.,
g. Holland WAS made Chairman anu
Mr.. X. l. Mis- secretary.
~ " =, Davis was nominated by ac-
ct.,mation - reprosent the two counios-
G1ochland and Fuyanna-in the next
House OF Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

cTtV%TON. VA. October 5.-'Spec,aI)
r...- l...u,-. transacted in tho supreme
-,urt of App,lls today was as follows
Warrants were directed to be draw
for the pay Of the state Law library oi"
.,,.ie-C. v. Tanner and +. :. brown.
clifton Forge ". Brush Electric-Litn Ut
Company. AMI Snead, receiver oil me Al
leshauy + anE. ard same VS.. 'HIloA j oi6'
Flcetro-Lllht ami Power company "'''
argued aud sIbwittei
Sf,bis vs. the Rich Patch lroa Com
,.r. Arpucl an. admitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

EMPORIA. VA. october 5.-(Speciall-
TIE clerk OF tho County Court TINS morn
Ink issued license for the marrlase vi
Mr. Walter Henry Faison, OF Noi,n-
ampt0n. y. C.. and Miss Hebeeca JAMIE
Moss. OF Greensyille county. The groom
Is x and the bride g years Of age. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
81 5Ra&wu@yC@c
Interest Centres on Fall Millinery.
Wraps and Underwear

The few cold days but a reminder of what's coming
,,re,ored cold blasts that to be here
There are excellent why careful buyer should
To convince yourself of this fact read the values we are
ro IN new fresh desirable and seasonabe merchandise pur
within the past thirty days NO JOB LOT bankrupt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
cid buckingham Homestead bur"e"'

NEW STORE. VA. october 5.-lspe-
st.i-The well-known house. w ood-
t~n." near this place, owned so many
sears by the Chappeii family. was tot@liy
Destroyed by Are this morning. ohly
smsl portion 81 the furniture was saved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
southampton Democrats

FRA Kiln. VA, October 5.-'Special)
District meetings held today assure inc
nomiuatI d Of J. c. Parker for the House
by two thirds majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
WINTER UNDERWEAR

LADIES AND fltli)ltsN.
- dozen Child.en's Fine Ribbed Vests
sizes , 3. t. =. and G-buttonpd down the
front. never SILL less than 5Sc.-pr!ce now
Chillren's Fine Fa!l-weight Merlno
Ribbed Vests. silk stitching at neck-fiZeS
. 3 and 4-price always cSc.-now 29c.
Fine SWISS. ~ per cent. wool ChIldren's
Vests silk clock at neck aud down the
front ue1rl buttons-siZes and sc.
/ and r. 2sc g. We You can't begin TO
dr,'icatn th.se values Il ewhcre.
Heayy-Welght Children's Nests. % per
cont wool silk tau' at neck, huttOned
down the frou;-sizes and 3, &C.; I. Csc;
D. H,cS1vv An-wcol Fiat Merlno Vests. for
'' W,lte'irim.weight. Fine Atwood Chill
drcu.s Ne~ts-size J. 50c; p 5sc.; 3 sc;
' EsyGit'an wool Ladies Ribbed Vests
ari PAM. good wDi.ht. pearl buttons.
AMI satin r'rh7n ~ y ck -pric". 1c,
E,vrt'au wool Misses Ribbed Vests
ami Pants lu Eorue. ~ sizes BE-;
N--s.-' qud t.7iies' SWISS Ribbed
shaped Vests ard Pants. c,,,- e,,...
Norfolk ard N,w l'r nsw'ck Sik-S,itch,,
Il r'4s.fa-crlm. Winter-We Weight rubbed
Vs. md Pants I'm White and Natural,
made 10 wcof-Irice soc.
FINER crale ~ same make Vests and
Pants - and Csc.
Tnck Wool same make q ~
I.4dies' Swiss Rich eu Ileo'I Nr-llte
Nnflno Vests, low neck. no sleeves. SC,
worth y.
Ladies and Chillrer's herino Suits
Whit. Ecru. and Natural
LADIES CLOAKS AND CAPES.
We Zee confident in saving thnt our
cloak business his season - an assured
fact. The purchases ana comments ~ the
crowds iu the past week during oNf oprn-
ing enable US 10 make this assertion.
NE VARIETY consists of all The NEW
IDEAS IN CIOAKS AND CAPES I'm the
medium and better-grade garments IL
vou anticipate buying n stylish, WELL
made and perfect-htting garment. we
can please you. The class 81 goods that
docs not give satisfaction as 10 tit and
wear is not for sale here.
KAUFMAN G co.
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06


OR stock is row toftll 90. We are pre-
parld To fit cut toe infant. the child
of , 10 Is years; the miss of To- y, or
tho ladies' whether they Doe small or
orr STOCK OF CH1LpREN'S
WRAPS was never SO lar~e or SO com
piete in every detail as To nob5y styles
We are showing stylish. well-maie. and
.tylfsrlv-tr'mwcI Cheviot Jackets. from
d H. ~ wear. 40 3 - SOS and 90 D.
Buclay Chiliren's Jackets. sold else
whore ut sJs5. We are selling AZ g..
The Novelties and Better Grades ~
CrUlren's Jackets at prices from $40
4 ,hioment OF fine Navy Cloth chi
fren's Refers. sizes {. t. AMI years.
opened Saturday-real value {2D-price
now. $40.
NECKWEAR FOR LADIES
SHADED POMPADDUR RIFFLING.
Also. Black. made of TX. net, crepe, AM
Muslin de Sole for the neck. new ana
stvVsh-pr!ce gSc. TO S2.15 per ydrI.
some pretty Move ties in Yokcs. collar
cites. Collars. and Berthas, all new I'M
.1rtcd effects. just opened ana eNir NJ
stylish. ,.r,,,,>>. co
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06
ECONONY'S CHALLENGE-PRlCE SALE

of you've never before known Prices un
eowestno that will this day make tn
~ Of other dealers begins the greatest sale
to much big big
T,s only one Of slash
ssoIl to
they must and at once Come along you
pi prices and honest as printer INK can MIKE ~ "
"a these qualities we
of fairness sincerity and on this plat
form we stv This yet held There " savings
rrv man woman and child in thee city of Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

MILLINERY. A..
We have gathered toSether tIu ,.nr,stv
leading manufacturers the lafgest WIZ -,
Of FELT SHAPES AND FLATS we nave
ever shown-in all the popu'ar N0'O'''
also. White and Black. r,,o,,,sh
Fifteen OF the New shapes OF Eng,isn
Wool Hats for ladies' and chlldseh '""'
always sell for &C. price eei now oUd III Flats to
choose from in Prime English ool feI's'
satin wire on edge, always sell tor 'oc'-
price now. i5c. 80. ,.,,.a
and wired edge. in all the leading shapes;
that we never sell for less than '5c.' anu
sold by many houses for 9Sc.-"e quote
price now. SOC. C.u
dren's Fancy English Wool Shapes, Win
three rows OF quilted felt on brim-the
usual 81 hat-now. 80 and zoe. ~,
LADIES' ard Childrens English Woool
Shapes. with two-inch row OF ChIIIl.e
They were made to sell at sl.5o-price now
% over ,ar Is styles in Fine French Felt
shapes and Flats; also. Fur Edge ana
Chenille edge shapes at correspondingly
low prices TO choose from:
80 dozen Navy and Black Trimmed New
shape Felt Sailor that always sells for
Trimmed Waking Hats. four Of the
new shapes to choose from-steeple or
dent crown-BlaCk, brown. Navy anu
Tan-good value at 15c.-price now, 7nc.
White Felts in Children's ShaueS. pam
and futed brims; also, with mite Shc-
mile Inserted and fur edge on wire-irom
cHTLDREN'S CAPS.
Navy Yachting caps. for boys or girls;
gilt cord and gilt bullion, star worked
in front-price. l9c.
Navy cloth Eton and Jockey Caps. for
boys-price. lJc. - -.
grade-nOw 2Jc.
worth 62c.-now. Csc.
Saw Fine Grade Cloth Tam O shan
ters always sells for 31c-now, SO.
Red FeZ Caps. 81 and iNc.
Light and Dark Tan or Black Leather
Tam o'Shanters. sell for 75c.-price now
lSc
navy cloth MILDLY Tams. with ship
worked in bullion 60 the ftOnt-real value
Other stv'ss. 3d. 81. -. 90 N.25. and $50
which include the hobby Buclay, and
Plaid effects. also. Nrlyets
over hfteen Zee. 1ns. colors. and d.f-
ferent grades Woven T1ms which we're
SO popuiar last winter. and Will no doubt
he worn for school ana bicyel" wear by
tho girls thi' seasJu-tAe prices range
from ij TO Sl.2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

> Ladies' Hose fun seamless, fest-biacN
, double heel and toe only limited
} Mems l-Regular-Made Hermsdori
], Black Imported Half-Hose. 25c. Vaiue
9small lot will BE- sold pairs ior"..''.'5'c'
: Strictly An-Wool Yard-Wide Serge II
Dali shades. would be cheap at Ne' wha'
We have will go at ...........''''''''''-'O
; Atwood Yard-Wide Dress FIanhel
gBlack. Brown. and Gray, left to clean
Sun; they go at DC; will cost You soc
ELSEWHERE.
: 4o-jnch Figured Dress Goods; they
) sod at 81 re; what is left VIII &c
Cat ..................-....'.'
2 a. FgiroG Dress Goods, considered GOO
Z, value AT 1. lie: our price IS loc. Tor "Hd'
J yard.Wflo Dark Pcrca!es, new fan
; syl,s. extra-g ID value they 90 al
F, - l-2c o,,o,
; Au-Wool Rcd Twillcd Flannel no other
lace would dare sell it under DC our
price is ........'...' -,
, white D9ret flannel, just see th'
uIal'ty W rell 10 .......'.''.'', ''''''. ~
a White Wool F.anneis that other stor rs
Sfeu Won are bargains al lS'.' we ~
> me same az ............ 80 =,
; a.c viii bay you strictly Nll-Wocl MT,
z FLANNEL from Us; il woulI bee cheap a.
= more money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

Gray flannel for skirts We sell at Sc.
for a good. heavy quality.
At Zoe. we will give You Gray Elan
mel that you viii never be able to match
under ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Ladies' Long-Sleeve Ribbed Winter
Weight Vest; come and get what you
want as long as they last at Il l-2c
apiece.
Ladies' Full-Bleached Sateen-Rlbboa
Neck. L0ng-Sleeve Ribbed V,st. you never
saw anything better under COO; our price
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''''''-'
Mems White. Gray, or Red Flame
Shirts. best value you ever saw..-.....'"r
Chilircn's Shirts, in all grades, from
Zoe. T. 81 apiece -
CLOAKS. QUILTS. AND BLANKETS
ARE VERY CHEAP HERE.
Ladies Large Sleeve Short Jacket. new
fall style. Black, Brown. or Gray e
anywhere and You pay s. for no better
our price Is ..........-.-....... 'S-'f
Be,iver-Cloth Jackets. Blue, Black. OF
Brown. mll-slceve, four button effect, n
other place will give you as good value
N9s IS the price.
Chi,dren's Jackets. 10 - years OF
new goods. ana the latest styles; W
will take your pick.
Ladies' Black or Blue Be1ver-Cloti
Capes. g0-incn SWEEP. 2i-nches deep 49,
IS our price.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-02
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE,

Steamships will leave for and arrive from
San Francisco on the following dates, till the
close of 1894:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-02

I'd rather live in Bohemia than any other lind.
For only there are the values true,
And the laurcls gathered in all mems view;
The prizes OF traffic and state arc won
BY shire wdncss of force or by dcedsnDlone.
But fame is swecter without the fee,i,
And the wise of Bohen q arc never sErewd
Here pilgrims stream, with faith sublime,
From every class and cline and time, =
Aspiring only TO be enrolled
With the names that are writ in the book Of
gold,
And each one bears in mind or hand
A palm Of he dear Bohemia land.
scholar first with his book-a youth
Afame with the glory OF harvested truth,
girl with picture, man with play,
boy with wolf he has modelled in clay,
smith with marvellous hilt and sword,
player, king, n plowman, lord
And the player is king when the door is passed,
The plowman is crowned, and the lord Is last!
I'd rather fail in Bohemia than win in another
land.
There are no titles inherited there,
Nc hoard or hope for the brainless heir,
-ilded iu,lard nativ born
To stare at his fellow with leaden scorn
Pohemia has none but adopted SONS;
Its limits, where fancy's bright stream runs
Its honors, not garnered for thrift or trade,
But for truth and beauty mems souls have
made
TO the empty heart in a jeweled breast
There is value maybe in a purchased crest;
But the thirsty Of soul soon learn to know
The mOlsiless froth Of the social show;
The vulgar sham of the pompous feast,
Where the heaviest purse is the highest priest;
Tho organized charity scrimped and iced,
In the name of acautious, statistical Christ;
The smile restrained, the respectable cant,
When friend in need is a friend in want;
When the only aim is to keep afloat
And a brother may drown with cry in his
throat.
Oh, long for glow Of II kindly heart,
And the grasp OF Il friendly hand,
And I'd rather live in Bohemia than in any
other land.
John Boyle O'Reillv
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-02

TIDES, SUN AND MOON.
The Tides For 1898 are: From U. 5. Coast
Survey Tables.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-02

.:.. r. ~ -. NJ, -. -.
a.i.'i'o sn,, 'Ii o',nu.e Noisoh' hno"l anu .p
peioYeu mere III ,he ipr.nWcs' as .ne
800 ,'IIolU -'ooAv" ~ "osi'n' o,'.o
t,,o 80 n,i,," au a.Lau l.S ' Iir Snwao enu ~
.no p-i5 "o',oi I. iio ' i'looo
s.i",ou S,, 'no so.uen ii''pso eIi 'i,iousn
nv Di'nNo" 'e' warm iioni hei ofohNo
e.xWtl ,,,
w nao % In"sa pIl na,o o'ino Ino. neio 90
m VI ---y W - -ioiiI' e''i' i"'. ~ oi'is'
u.y w suSiI ga t'ino @ W .nls onu,'
.iy ~ -o,' ,,O.., ~ .. ..io Wy s.ouSn VI
,,n'i 90. o,'' isii iti'us "i'iiouo eui''oio ui
'O', roiN,,'-ns .o, '"Is .sorou oi,a'o
,,;1t''toa H. -, L., .;,I, ;,..;.-. -
No,',,,;.a go, g. nc. g. ~
- ,ao nman AZ 80 .ha 49, 80. 'ss as
49,, re- - -, -. - ~, ~
.ho. go IL. - ,i,oao u' ~. 81, :"
sanS sohooii,arsos o,o ro,,;n.I 60,
~ t,,;s oo',nro,o,;onnI 1;n,r;n. oo.
pon fr;ord 60 and ,so ohnrohos ~, y
,ra aI,,,ost sois s,,rror,;n,
onn oon hondiI ~, hnIis LIS .h.. ,
,,hono 49,, -, su,.o',,,,o, w. ", .La.
,,,,,, no 80 -. 81 a..,i'aI,;:, ,;s.
fa,r br;of ,,aars 80 H. 80, I,,a;.,,
oo,nrad ~. 81 I;,oa io,,a 49,, ~ 40.
lass uo Ala not -, 40, G | br s;' ao"t,, '"1
oo,,ro ,, 49, tI,a ,rorid ~ ,.o 81. :. un a,,'
aIsn thnt n,,o,',,'a,,;, oo,',aa ,.;.L Nv.
ho1,os ,,,'d go, han. ~ -, e
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Sinoo ,ho,, ,so - - t,,no ,u
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80, Ia .;e.~'I.
oa,,,, ho,.,, ~, .I,a 81, a.,a,- 80 -.
y, 1870 We haa ~ oo,nsor.s ~ 80
s;s no osotou;a .aaoa..i, w 70, s,t ~ pno s'ao
80 tr;.;s ~ No onotio nontn .aiJa nJ "tLe' .Lo go,
,'n,. 60, "a - - IL
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,varo arand ola dars an5 noo - ona ho.;t.t-
od -. ;,s,,.',,.,a,i ~, -.
oo,id sta"ar en- ,r;.t 80 W. 49, Wv
hoId ,ha h;rd loo, ''s L. ri, -
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A., oso p,o1ee-
rra % s..a,, y 400 nound reo', I'a ;,ns any oS Z,
,ho R;nnio SG K;npioL % ama as,nn -. -
III, Co.., ,,on,ants 49, ,'oaaI'a rys Iaas
h;,. -, ~ ho,,i. i,,Ia 80 - .u 90 .,'a
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go anS .'a,,a q. ,,5 - % ~.
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tho -, n ~, o Da@.io p i;,.ad :. 20 Dn' Ds'
80 ~ ~ ~ ap go a. -, So ,S III
~; ~. . ~ ~ ,;,..I a. CIV III P''
% TIT on' ~ 80 ~ no a. ,.Auu -. 80 to. w. ,
,.a o .n 'o' "ppe..sG ~ 80
a'' a., " 49, on ~, - ~
ohsn,,t,e;,Saa ~ - La ooI - pi
hIa ,.prothous "a sistors go ,n,,
,r;I, All ,nu ,ovt =, tho ~ w -
,ha w - 20 sao.;o,, q .a, W "a 900
,anaa a,s ,rast ~ = ), ~ - ''"''7p 10
TSa I;,t,a r,nor Nt;ss;ss;,o; s.oa,
hoa,s oa,,a 80 tha ~ aT,pr tLo a..
Won, on, ond ono lone ,oot -, tha ,,his
,Io would an,,,t,, a ohnro, =, a;aL+ ,,,;r,
ntos Soua - thosa Iit,ia haats ,,ara
lilo tho Goorn;o s,oo,aor v,itb t,,o ono
horsono,yor on,;na ana 10 horsa ,,h;s
tle / remomber n l;ttle boat With a
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NYE In THE ST. CROIX
HE oWELLS ON THE ADVANCE OF
CIVILIZATION THERE.
And In Writing of IL All lie Tells Of
How the Cyclone Monkeyed with Ills
Anatomy, and of His Leg, That Was Laid
Up In "A Glass Case For Repairs.

Copyright, 1894, by Edgar w. Nye.l
iN THE ST. CRoIx VALLEY DURING THE IN
DIAN SUMMER OF THE PRESENT YEAR. I
1t seems almost incredible now, look
ing over this most beautiful and pros
porous country, which pours flood Of
wealth into the Golfers of tho New Eng
land farm mortgagers, that where we
now stand the rank thistle once nodded
in the wind and the wild fox or the
woodchuck dag his hole unscared
Here, where the shrek of the locomo.
tive Oh half dozen Chicago lines en-
tering st. Paul and Minneapolis echoes
up and down the beautiful lake, and
where once the goddess barbarian rose
from his couch unblest and uncivilized,
there now stands penitentiary with a
seating capacity of /, 800 and turning
away business every day.
Where now is the bronze maiden
with the chapped feet?
Echo answers, Heap gone, all same
woodbinel"
Here, where cultivation has reached
the very apex of Norwegian refine.
ment, and where the other evening l
disappointed large audience as sub
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Saving that when you knock him on the
head fish quivers rs terribly rs man In
extreme agony, we know nothing about the
sensibility Of ilsh.
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gage car, stretcher, fence boards and
all, and was taken to Hudson, where
there was q physician who had studied
medicine.
He sat my leg.
He also put it in glass. People used
to come from away behind Martell to
sec it growing in its little conservato-
ry. A kindly clergyman for whom !
once lectured, in order to rebuild the
belfry blown off by this same zephyr
told Inc that probably it was a judg-
ment on me, for / was Just learning to
waltz at the time of the accident Pos.
sibly that is true. Still cannot believe
that the Universal Father could have
had 1t in for me on account of my crude
and purely platonic waltz. never gave
myself up to the delirious pleasures Of
the waltz. was kept from anything
wrong by saying to myself zone, two,
three" etc. So that l can truly say
that if all who waltz have their heads
as full of mathematics as / did they
will die happy. But you know it makes
some people perfectly redheaded with
rage to see a man about town die com.
fortably. They want to see him bite the
bedding and froth at the mouth and re-
greet that he tried to be saved by good
works.
However. we will let that pass Times
are improving. and even as the world
is being lighted by a new and search
ing light, seen only few years ago in
the stormy sky, SO "the morning light
is breaking" in some of the dark old
smelly catacombs of misguided belief,
and one day broad minded, liberal.
Just humanity will worship the same
loving and unresentful God beneath a
wide, all sheltering and unmortgaged
roof.
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