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TUB ADVERTISER.
labllsbcJ every Thursday by
CJ FFliEY & HACKER,
Projirictors.
ij--ri.74 llcl'hcron'.i Block, nptalrn,
unnW'NVIIXE, NEBRASKA.
Torsis, in Advance :
ol.- year - S'J 00
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T i"TllJH!hM - - 50
II V,: M VTTEK ON EVERY PAGE t
eaauui-t-ucac
SOCLSX DIRECTORS.
LODCSTSS.
,i mi- Coniici! "-
. e.l Communication
it. it s. ai,
tirst Monday in
. in. unnHsll.itely after the Chapter
jNi.'l5i.AiCK,T. I.U. M. T. A. Cniaoil. j
,; (arnielComiitRiidt-rj KnJKlitTe-ii-iiir
N. :. Meet.-, in Masonic Kalloii the
it ntgl.t m eaeli inoiitii. It. V. . 1 L'lt
,. Y. A. Ckkioii, ltecordfr.
j-.niIlo Cimjiter No. K- A. SI.
r tV,mmiiiiictMHH nrt M omluy night
, I.eomre Meelinss every Monday
- n 15l.Ki:. SI. 1- ii- 1- I'.& -
j
.. inbn Yallcr I.oilco No. -I- A. !- -V
"i i-esnlar C.mmunicitions lield on
,-veinnssol eaeli inontli. Ideot '
.t. SHUirdv nulit. loJtz' Ki.aj;e,
IiIKIVIj.
.n!!Ie I-odce No. 5, I- ''
" ..- lines TueMlr.y e eiiin' ol each
-,. it N. -II .WllcysKTT.secy.
"cflCKCIIKS
t- Cbnr'-U il.piscopalJ Corner A.
,hI swi stn-ets. Iiivine service
. v -u.a.' at 7-, o'ekk uU.la ch.-ol
ui. se.it free. Ke. J. I-l.Oii-
. ,.,rl.in Chnrch.-rvlcea ; each
i "Li.v ..reidu. Sabbath fccaool
, c-day eveniu.
ii J-T. Baikw, Pi
'a.-tor.
. ,li-.l i:. Church.-Services eaiJi
' ""ail, -...-id T;l V.--V-
- Praia SleeUns rhursda
.-" "Marts s.J'iii.tor
t 7'iTurc!!.-' v.rner '' f "J Aal
r.-etr. s-rt iocs every Sabbath, at
i and 7-- o t-l.i-t r- i- ay
t m. I'rajer Meeting Wednesday
i Mori.an, I'astor.
U'ian Church. l.ontloi.-IMvlneser-
i.'.
; hur.-b. I'cru.-Servlc-s i-veryriab-
" i;. . . s. AI.KSAS DEBjVitor;
I 1TV Ol-'glCALS.
., t--nrT-e WrstJMondnyln
u,
,'", i" V'l- lolitison C Neidhardt, I
X u' I CiiMiibell Clerk. J. H.
.-",rer"j.'V.iliddletonI Pol.oe Judge.
hi niu. jij". -- -. -.-,.- -.,,
..ittrvl nml ISi'iinrtiire of Mull.
urn H.dly.liyJtailroad-Arriveslla. m.
Jaiiy.byKJiUroad-Arrive3i30p.m.
yrn
j-rj
i i
a Nemafaft City, Dally-Arrives 5
, , u'l.'um-eh to Beatrice-Daily:
iern-Viti Tn.de Uoi-k-Weeklj-r--"
rn .. ,(jv.itT ii. ill.
.! . p III. JX-JX" --"""--- ,, .
c.-U-T" lleletii. emi-Wee!.l- Ar
Warn! -vatiirdai at P- Depart-
1 1 r'dn at Ta.iu.
. .r r r.'.l 7 a Ul.. t
' r. in. v'iu
W. aIViH-OCK.!- m.
. ill.
B"EfSlNZS5 CARDS.
vTTP.:nTH.
.. AND lVHSr.U)ICAT LAW
4 . r rrt OiBi-e. Bro-n-.llle.N'-b. !?v 1
S At:nik.r aadCoaniclorat Law.
e dV-V-'M ktteutlon to any le:.l
" . nliulitacire. OSice mCo-rt H isc
tv.ivilie. et. I
-;;.K Altonwva r.t I-iv.. liriAii-j
'. a-ulln Kiven to the J.arv. base ai.d ,
.. .ijttMcentoftiXM.ctiiie..Ktic 1 x .
,,.oittk Muv be consulted 111 the
; -tan laBgunges. UIUCIS over "e.
1 J-finl
i.L'i'A-. Attorney and lounseli.rat
-jac.ir tn Cliancory. IJniwnyllle.
tit 1. 1
. MIWJSAN. Attorneys and Coui
,i.rtrvuiUe,Neb. ORice u..u1
.; Up'titAirb.
- .iiitiADY. Attorneys i.t, Laiv and
. Uancry. OBlce in District Court
,e; Nti. .
- - i:: X X. Attorney ad Counselor
uiktt City. Ne;.
tlRftY. Attorneys awl Counselors
jwx.t..j5J-,,u5a:y,NVb.
. te 'inrayfit Us mi 1 Land Agent,
.Ie CJ.iuty. XelirwkB.
PJl'SICIANS.
. HUY. Zi. D-. Phyk-laa. Sarsan,
tiicmn. (jnuIuHted la lt)il. Liwa-
le-tR-A.' Uce, I't A Creich's
.1erH BUK. Sjiecial attention
.-.as nod tlbutus of Wooien cud
lni
ki:i'. M. 1 , Plusunan mid uvgeon,
. le, A. Ofllce Lours Irom 7 to t a.m.
.U: Mp. iu. OiHcrui II. O Letts
I. Vs. !-::. -,an nd .-sjrKeon. " I Rice
' 4 Sst jft;, Xo. aZ ilaia street, Bro u
I.X212 ACESTS.
. r.i.L. llssl i;at-aiid Tar Iai:?
ice mC !WeiS Block. ctrn'r l-'irst
r. i-i. VV i:i pn e pi ompt aeutl-n to
. l.-lan- and P Pay:.ie.t of Taies
N'en -.Sa Uind Du'fi'i. tf
If riUK-. Rl Kstate .Vsvnt and
' .-. ni.v .:i ixittaeast orner aic
s. u.stior.. Brow n vi lie. Neb.
' H. HClOVrCR UlKsmtc and lax
eat. Offiit-m U.iU-A-tCoarl lioon.
, t afeetion to t-." a'.c of Ite-l K-.-
.jlof iaxcuUirougUoutUieXeuialia
it ain 5:.vLIs.
.'HIV.. Forward. n:; .iid Coniml
il. aad Dealer 10 all ktauaoi .rain
, :.:-. .H-e and Wareroom. Xo.
.,.-iivaViIle. Neb.
'itaitCltAAlSL.. j
1 Sci
)N -CO.. DelePf intJeneral Mercb- j
. 7Z Main slr-et. itnavti. .He. Xeo. Vi
l
!'. JEX, Dealer In iieneral Merchau-
. cferfidinnud I'onnniss.oii M.-rcb-
.-. n treer, Brjwuvdle. N.-ti. Crn
s S;'.v-es. Frnuui;,etc.. ulwas ..n
iwrket pnci- paid lor Hides, Pelts.
i'roduce.
' nfi
.
ICOTAItlES.
. . iT, Notary IMbllcJiMlCoaveyancer.
'1 street. -xh-oikJ lioor. Browuvlil,
- the KifUiIatile and Ainvncau lm-
.-.ce coiupanie.
JCsTICKS.
-it Jostto of the Peace and Tax
.. went. Will attend l;ir..uiptly n. all
r isw; to IiIih. Ofltve at Ids re-ldence
i. .udvH Precinct. Xomalia County. Xe-
SADOLKHY.
' . ' Harness. Bridles, collars. Ktc. X..
p rn. Brownville, Xeb. Mcinlinsdunc
- : ictioiititianinteed.
U:iiGE IJ'JILIilNG.
.i! Li.KB.BruUeBuPderandContnicter.
-i . ;.-. Xi-. sole itent for It. W. .-smith
.nre. The strongest aad boat wooden
i use.
MOTELS.
.N HOVSK. C. M. ijutair.n, Prtiprle"
. 4.. M tin street, Browmvilie, Nebraska.
t -cmt!e;landrc-l'Mrntsled. Feedt.ta-
.cUmi with the house, siages tor all
.md :uuib)is..s for all trains.
HOl'SIl, I D. Itohiso i Proprietor.
. ;, 'K'tween Ala.il and iollei;- id
l.iverv atiile In cnueetion Willi this
mtuisTS.
HY A X1CKKLL. Dealers in Dn'frs,
l .v. Ktc., No. K Main street, Umaii-
1 u'li assorttuewt r DniKs. Paint.s. Oils.
i -iary, etc. , on hand, ana om at w noio-
1.
.a UN SMITH.
It VI) DOCK. uu Smith A Lock Smith,
at X'. i'Z, Slain street. Brow n die.
iios made to order, and repairiiKdone
eap rlei.
3-Vl
KKsTAUllAA'Ss.
.r-.rA.CB.AXT. su. Daui;berty. Pro--.
s: Main street. Brownville, Neb.
. rs.Bvinl by the day or week
3LACICSXITESJ-
v . GlB-sON, Blacksmiths and Horse
. "-s- tr-et .btsiw is-n Mam and Atlantic.
e'j. Work done to orderand atlsfae-
si-
HOOTS AX SHOES.
::Xs:X. Bol and Shoe sraker. No.
. eel rownviUe. Xeb. Hasconstaiit-
. ;i'd a-surunent of Gent's, Idy'.s,
'uldren's Boots and Shoes. Custom
- i neatae aad di-p-itch. Iteiiairins
. i untie.
SAuOOX.
r
' ' li'HCIl st CO . P"nre and Quiet --
j 1 "1 i-. .iw:. Um uxilie, Xeb. The
. ul'. i r kfjituii fciii-".
""- 1-"'.!STttl
JsmucttisxiascaDK i
ir5IX l50tJiJLlrI;T T j
S Tj . " '
1 s!!,e. 'iS'lfl" onri W e3CfQ?Ql- t
S ".?V(i ciu-u i taji-ji bi
- , w. .i i lWI
-roynvlile. Ko"brnsltn.
I -Jir- , J s.econirartsliililsiiiie incityor
I Q?jL-" it :-in?:ie.torsTV-nk A,.9
ESTABLISHED 1856.
Oldest Paper in the State.
PERU BUSINESS CARDS.
LOCATIOX OP PERU.
Peru Is situated on the west bank or the Missouri
river, in Xemalia County, about live miles sotiih
,,f the Otoe County line. and nine miles north west
ofllrownville. Has a remarkably ilcsant locution.
1 nnd Iiid-fair to become atmvn of no little import'
mice It lias a population or ahoiil sot, 'i lie Mate
Normal cbool is locati'd lierp. and some branches
of biiviness are well re:.re-entcd. but tlie trade
carried on here N not up to the demands ol the
roiintry. It contai!'- many line residence, and
some ood l)iisliiis bouses There are bore two fine
eliurelu-, Kpibcopr.'. ami Methodi t: Rood District
School House.''.ie steam KiouriiiK Mill, two Ho
tels one I,lerv Stable, live ceneral Stores, two
Iinifr stores, one Hardware Store and Tin shop,
two Lumber Yards, three JSlacksmith Shops, one
Itnkorv.o'ic Harness simp two I'amt Shop, two
Meat Markets. twoAj,r7iru!tur.d Imple.iie-it Hou-es,
,,ne I5,irber .linp. one INmI IMnli' a'nl Insurance
Aff-nc.. two Brick Yards, lots of Ciersrvmen, I'iiy
iijjon siiiu ( arriHe Miop two Snoe Shops, one
sicians rulitlelans. Ac. but no Lawer'sOdice nor
Saloon in town.
PIONEER DRUG STORE !
I'EIir, NKUBASKA.
JOHN PATTERSON,
PIMHMILETOU.
'PHIS Old and Belialile House is fully prepared to
I furnish any anil e erytliins nsiiully found in
first c!a.ss Unlit Store, lit Unrrr )it tcrjt titan an Jluxlse
tnthrit. jytUrETIOX Dl'.FIKlK -',yl
THOMAS IICTCII1NSON",
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
MAHUPACTUEES,
PERU, - - NEBRASKA.
ZlEP.ilflSXG!
t I.I. KIND-; of Iiei.ainncdono on short notice.
v Also Cabinet Wt.rk ami Collins made tocird-r.
Terms reasonable.. ..nil all woik warranted. 4-lJ
CITlf HISAT SSIAH.KST.
By CIIAUX.ES V.'EY.
PERU, NEBRASKA.
I ON-sTANTI.Y on haiid a sood supply of TreHh
" and -salted Meats. Jliheiliuarket price paid
" FAT CATTLELSHEEP AND HOGS
H. F. frlorton &. Brother,
Iiltd!lU5&oolLLsto
C0HT3ACT3 "AS327 ?0Lf FOUNDATZOII,
AND riXI-sIIKD TIIKOV-JIIOUT,
ON SEASONA3IS TSSHS.
tion
tti VII work w.Trnntis! I.'ivcsi: 'ar" -n.
4U!
ti '?
wsr1
J
gSLtSX&z
eavj
3S
ritointiEToit.
PE:SI57, - - - - XESRASKA.
rpiIIS ITone Is new, nnd newlj- litted and ftir
l tiislied in eery department. :i sts wiit i1m1
herea good farcascsia be luui.d At any Hotel in
Nebraska.
Utteks 10 cmnect with 1L It. trains leave tliis
IIoum; every morning at a o'clock.
Zl 1 'Eli Y ST A BLE
Iu con net lion with this House. Teams tarnished i
-a. ,tsnniif mistlr.er.d terms. 4il .
J. W. BLISS,
to
. H C" r m ma3 U S-
irss Gi: Uvi?
-AXD-
PEREL. XE-:s522A.5iLA.
Haul lilrwuio K;u:;; and Sold
Cidlectiins made and Tu.es pa.d b'r X n-Kesid'ii.t
)rr.
ZjrjKar ',-
Oli' 1 ii'IMdiaTI'lNs r.ircr.'Ssinx- Te.tms,
.- vt... ... I r. In. Ac ,al ad lime. No delay
"St... ... ! r. '4h
ml ol v .tlh( r.
n . int .. it . .lb
32. ES.TSaoiaZaV. Ps-oprit'lor.
" PERU AI'JD V7ATSOST
0, S. Mail and i ransfer Llns
'. iS.TIlOIHI.'KOSJi'Ol.
nAt'K's i.;ivi' Per.ieeri tronrnsr. in tims to
connect with train-, -soiitli and Xorili n the
"t Josepn .f Conn -d IL.iiYs Baiit jad, returning to
lVra I'icn ociiiiik. i
F. L PR0UTY,
s,1
AXD
SHEET I I. O N
WORSSE,
A X D D i: A I. V It I X
HABD W ABE!
STOVKS,
Asjricidt ural Implements,
WOOnEX 1VAEE, .Cv..
i'LSI'. - - - - NEBRASKA. I
r p.K!- this metbod "f viformin the citi7ens of j
1 Xenial. a ci.muv . i nd the hMaticc n the world, .
tht he .s .re ared w.lli a Us'l s. .k. ai.d .oik1 !
workmen, to inrush anv a':l ee"-tJnnir in bis I
line, alas i,,a prl.-e. as t'.e -.,;., e call 00 t..u;!n al
any point on the Mivumr. nv er.
Sprclul Attention jiald to
sPOnTisMfT. BnftFINfT.&fv '
-'-' -ss J -.-ww-.m.. . s. v - .
Constantly on hand. . full stoc
xa.Zjxa.J.ii.si'Or ii sv?s-iTi...tjr
fs-!r A rn-vrii p, ns. r-ryvxr
STOVES
'5
of the inost a;ijiro tsi patterns,
Also
Agricnltiiral IinplairLSiits,
ofr.jllsintls.
Blacksmith's Iron and Supplies.
NAILS,
WOODEN WARE, FEr?CE "WIR3,
.r.,. t-.. f- t r.
T-t ' ' v" "
Illgho'll'i'leeiiltl for old Iron, Copper,
-.r, &-, .s..
au-.!I enn wurr.int.-d and s-i!isf.wrti..n enar-
anteed .n referent to j.rtce and iiu.il.lv ol tjoods.
AnPTlt for th fplphrftlPf! PhTler
Afjcni lur uit. uuttuiAibu uni .ti
53
Tr-5 -? r3 t-53 -S-" i. V'T
Tiv nf
PERU BUSINESS CARDS.
C. C. WJIEJfil.KR,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
Corner 5th vV laln Sts..
iSitTJ, -n-:e:b:r.as:k:.a
Ppsctal Attention paid to leases of the Ejs asd Eir.
Ki:i-EKENfKs Prof. H. I. Cleaner, Keokuk, la.;
Prof. J. C. sl.rader, Iowatate L'n versity.
JCY & DAILY,
lealers in
1)RUGS,31EIICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Putty. SciooI'BooIcs,
STATIONEI'.y, 1'EKKUMKKY, &c, &c.
I'ost O.'llce I"uiUd!nj, - i'eru, Nebraska.
I'liysician's Inscriptions carefully andbcientlil
cally ''oiupiiuudtHl. 4."yl
1VIt.r.3S CARTKH,
PAINTER, GLAZIER AND
Paper Han??)',
PERU. NEBRASKA.
"lISHlij to inform the citizen of Peru and sur
T roundiiiK .-oiinirv. that he is prepared to do
all n-ork in hwinie witiiatnessand dispatch. and
on terms that will be sutisf tctory. l-lj
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SI-IUTZ,
No. 59 Main Street, 3roraville.
fX lveeps constantly .n hand a larseand v.-ell
gVj, as-orien -.tuck ol genuine iir H les In his line.
AAAHep.nrinsr or Clocks. Watches and .leu elry
doiie on siiort notice, at r. iis'jiiable r:.teb.
ALL U'OIIIC WAKRAXTEI).
JACOB BJSHKIiE"2",
Wagon &Crr iageMaker!
COLLEGE STIIEET,
BROWNVILLE, - NEB.
CifsTOM WOI1K done ..it short notice and In a
stj leainl mannei winch ill Kuaranluesatof.ie-
In connection with Mr. Berkley's Wagon Shop
MICHAEL SWITZER
Has a
ACESMITH SH9P!
i.
IHJtU.
nd is tnrninsrout work in first class stvle. bavin?
tjivn .n.-ral s.uisfa. ti. i ,n t er p:.- e of work
winch ha-thus larlelt inn shop. PurluuLir atten
tion paid to
HOUSE SHOL.XNG.
U5(Jive me a call.
'J5 3m
t. II. WILCOX.
JOHN Q. A. .sil ITII.
nlbK,
AND
COMMISSION HOUSE
OK
SMITH & WILCOX.
Dealers in all kind-, of Cra'n, for which thev
pa theliiKh'-st u.arki i price m t asj,.
cOHIce Jt store of K. I.. Jo)itis i .6 Co. l-6n;
jQMMi
WW
'All Opi-ral ions i'er-
crS furinul in i lie lion J
V v t-'-rrr- . liutntT.
J . """ r.,.i.T..,. ....... -T. ...
M
btreel.
vTfl
J. S3,i5E,
DENTIST
--- p. s l 111 wij. iiuic l.y j j. n
gAGO! &BLWKSM!THHOP!ehe0hloon:,n.vtriP h
t U 13 aire, on the finest structu
OXE DOOB MLsT Of COl'BT IIOUSK.
T7AtK)N MAKING, Repairing,
Plows, and all work done in the best
maimer n.l on siiort
t 1. aeiiuiaei'l.
id on short t.i.'ice.
Sati-iuction n. trail-.3!-iy.
GEORGE G. START,
l i-H DKW.I It IX
irain&AjTiicL'lturalliiiDlBiiients
And s;oriice, I'ot-n i-.rd'niij :-.i:.I
ASIMNWAI.L, NKltlt sICA.
Cr-SO. S. PHIZ.LJP3,
! inni rDQf! P. J-Vn'rwnrrn C'jnUppt Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Witet Virgln
LlfGrirBBUifiLXLnanfBlfifliCSlViiiisvIvMila, and New Jersey,
3i-owiiviI2o, SIo'brE.fcJra.
Th Hi S H d i.m A ft H U i . & !
fcl WmMH Wr mi m W WaUW tkfaA l?im 1
G .i:uiu-!.t., liro-.vnville.
C. 31. E irPIFM i.T, Proprietor
IX C0XXECT10X WITH TIIL HOL'SL'.
Tins ll,.-i . t,n- ! ei r. . . 1 1 "od . ti'l rerun. ' I
tliroiijcl.oi.t at d .iilor '. i. - I .-st ,n-c ni.i.iej.it oi s.n
the c.t v to the lot a! .ml trjx.'.in p il.iic. It mvw
tr.illv iiKat.d, su,.. s ',ir -hi' -l.aiiil Oiunioii es
lur all tiains. .. u,.m sh. Sherman House. I'.nr
lirs; i lus-.c'iart'i- 'ii id Tate l tl
capita:
- 8io.ooo,
Tram.nct a CcnersI ilanUinjr Ilisl:ie&s
ami iiiaUe collections cut it 1 1 pointn
(lii'otihont tlie West.
AKD IS AIL r ASTS 0? SU23P2.
.rjxclianyo on Jdjuvopr-
Drats- Otir Own 23rafts oii England,
Ireland, Franco, Goriaany, die.
DISCOUNT NOTES AND TIME HILLS
Ci'' EXCHANGE.
IXTKIUZST ALLOWED OX TIME CEUTIFI-
CATli? OF DFPOSI r. BY SPECIAL
-Uilll.EMEXT.
Erchamrebouelit and selil on Xew-York. nnd all
!r ipalI-..siernaiidsoutli.TncitieaoftLe Called I
state.. i
OPPiCP.KS AM) DIRECTOUS.
DAVIi) K.KMICX, Piriilcnt.
TI1KO. HILL, Vicc-Pre&ltleut.
(JElM'.EATOa, Cunhlrr.
I. liovor.FV.
W. W. 1IACKXE),
1. M. KAl'KFV X.
WM II. Hi' VI'it.
I VV1I) BI MICK,
TBI O. HII.L.
B. V. MF I It.
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!.. l-'sc. .ui i.arai.tecii. Jn! urk ol
eiere li-fji'mi. at si nrt n.'ti.e shop en First
street, t.t :... .1 M.iuh: d AtUM.c ZS tf
J. J.
GOSPER,
STATE AOEXT FOB THE BEST
Combined Sheller and Grinder;
IV in (7 Jlt'II rut (J Steamer.
Also Brevier and s-upjier orthe celebrated
POLAND CHINA HOG,
And. grower of ILsSffe Plant nrd General X-ir
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BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH U, 1ST2.
-j vrntm ir-rvrcM r'U.
THE SEXES.
BY E. G. UOLLASD.
Equal in dillerences are they.
And dual nre the parts they play;
AVlilch nre greuti-wt none can tell.
If the punt are acted veil.
The active nnd the passive are
In chariiilni; balance everywhere.
The atonic show it; so the world s
No less than troops ol boys titid girls'
To be queen of every grace;
To lie the fountain of the race;
To bind tlie.kitmly heart in chains;
To riil:the blood In Ilero'h veins.
To conquer those no host may take;
The ocean's depths of love t wake;
An empire in a home to totittd.
Wherein tho graces may abound.
Such greitineNs more than princes knw,
Adorns the realms of woman truo,
Hers irf the olr"-elected sphere.
Like nature's orbs. In circle clear.
Abysmal In the nncred well
Where love'a pure water upward swell ;
Sweet mystery enfolds our love
As night enfolds the blurs above.
Love purlriVs the- body's luit.
And 'uplres .n iliim- vvlsere'er It .mist;
Fair womaii'.s form it di-ilies.
Ami note.-) tlie Goilde-st In her eyes.
A calmly burning spirit lire.
It extirpates eacli low dasire,
Ilvw.illii, Ooil in every bron.it.
That leelt. its toucli of deep unrest.
Osiri--. Isi.s, in nil thlnirs
All nature queens, all Xi.ture s kings
Throulisex unlikenes-s in il:r atne,
Enkindle at Love'.- plerciu;j llame.
No despot's power, no selfish art,
(Vmtrolls the action of the hcirt,
Llkejoy or lavuhter. Love tnttst tlee.
Free as the bird of Paradise.
The source of f-ex Is in the soul,
Elect rle as from pole to pole;
Love's borealii- thence do- rise.
And redtlens all the veiled skle.
JFOTES by the way.
Xi:w Yoitic, Feb. 2:5d, 1S72.
Editor Nebraska Advertiser:
Being on a trip to England, I tho't
on my arrival here I would give you
a few jottings by the way.
Leaving Jirownville " on Tuesday,
February 12th, I crossed the Missouri
on the stage for Phelps Station, and
was; surprised to find such a stirrintr
placo for so young a town. I think it
would have been much better though,
had the C. 1. & St. Joe road built
their line nearer Brownvillo. I saw
that a switch was being put in for
Brownville, which I hope will be in
runn.ng order by May (at which lime
I hope to return to Nebraska) giving
us connection to all points east, north
and south. Going on the IJ. &. M. It.
railroad through a section of country
fine for agricultural nur-usts, though
the soil is not etuial to Nebraska for
fertility. Nejtherdidl find as good
water for drinking as is found at
home. I crossed the Mississippi at
Burlington on a line iron bridge, a
description of which I have not time
to give. Sufiice it to say that what
j has been done at Burlington, can be
j done on the Missouri at Brownville.
I cannot give all particular in one
letter of what I saw and heard, on
my trip here to New York. I cro.-s-
tere at Bell-
re of a bridge
in the United States thence through
West Virginia, along the Potomac to
Harpers' Ferry. It is impo-sible to
describe the beautiful scenery through
this "oclion of country. I would ear
nestly recommend my Nebraska
frb'mls visiting the East, to ome on
thJc route to see the Switzerland of
America.
This section of country is histori
cal, and had great interest for mc; but
for agricultural purpo-ps it i- poor!
poor! indeed. I passed through Iowa,
but I found no place where f would
exchange mv home in Glen ltoek for
tt nom'1 ay of tljL' states,
- .
I would like to yive yo-ir readers n
description of tlie Works wl.Jch arc
being done on He 1-Gnte, Astoria,
Long Island, where they are at wtsrk
drilling and hhvting the rock under
Eat River, fur the purpose of blow
ing up the rocks in the channel of t..e
stream, giving a afe transit for stea
mer
rp
File East h waking up to the ad
vantage.-, of the West, and you may
expect such an influx of btiaugera as
Nebraska never saw.
If you would wish me to write you
from England, I will do so. My ad
dress for two months will be Winstcr,
Derbyshire, England.
S. Wagstaff.
.cr -s53
Here is an extract from the letter
of a young lady in Chicago to her af
fianced in Washington:
We expect to have a new bouse
built in u tew weeks, jut around the
corner from where we formerly resi
ded. I am very glad you did not
come to this city when you intended,
for then you would be like the rest ol"
us half scared to death. Father wa-
tin it. tin rimo .n.-l ..n-,.H t-......;t. ..
tV ,i, , ,, , ," , ," L '
clothes the one he had on and anoth
er iuit we, that is Marv .T.Miu.tn
and I were less lucky. Yo; would
be surprised to see me, the morning
after we were driven out of the iiou-e.
with a pair of Jim's pants on. one
slipper, one shoe, and a waterproof
cioak. This wa-, indeed, mv com
plete outfit, und it was nut until ve
terday that I received s.mi other
clothes from my cousin Marv, who
t,itjiiics iioiu mv cotj-uj Aiarv wno
snt them from C,oI..nutl? Tiia
would have madeaspleiuhd wedding
suit, wouldn't it? '
The Brownville Z)twoerrt'.-avMaj.
Ca:!'rey is about to retire from the ed
itorial control of the Adn sCwr. and
manifests much joy over the pro-peel
of such an event. Of course we give
no credit to the iJunuvruVs report,
but we do not blame it for wishing it
celf free in some wav. of Cailrev's
frequent dkinniugs. Tcca.nsch Chbf-
An Iowa woman put starch in her
husband s beer, thinking it was ar-e-
'" c other quulification. i than an inch round, rather '.ban for-1 begiven iu the M-del Department to' coat. A- thewitnes wa-releHsedho
., t ,, Tl TT . . - , wurtJ ito the promised elysium of no 1 developing the simpie and elementa- stepped toward h'tormeiitorni':jii.-
A hou-eholderinl-londa. in filling A live year old city boy told hi- legel marriage or free divorce. ry ideas .,t form, color, magnitmb- b,ud enougli ti thi m,rt Jri i 1 t
.up ..- te.isus s-ueoue unuer me mother how to make butter: "You - idlre.-tion. numher. .;.. Tl.h will l'.ear: '-See here -ntdre V'v.iidou't
I heading "where born,' described one -IICt take a lomr .-tick with a cross at ! The "proud cathartic State." is i greatly widen and decnen t!,s. fn..ri. ,.., ,v..; if,. '..':. 1 'J.T ..a fc
ot his children as 'born in the parlor;' j'th.end of it ; then vou get a big tub ; v. hat her loving -ons call the com-' lions of the e.b.ctio:,a! smr-r-truet-. n,ini.kii or t'e n . V JH.Z
and the uther up stairs.' alu, the:i vou borrow a cow." - 1 monWealth of Kansas. It all come- , ure, and render .-utisemient M-ov-re.-s ' w,. Ji,dihb. i..,V'ri, .??.' blfll!w
Go!rnitr:ltJ" 'c' :,n'" wa" urPr-sed becatrse it did which h? account.- f.r by the approach lyjn-t large enough to wrap a bob -vkr&
ws. ' nrtifi'eu hltn. 1 of the eonine-ox-. na busier-in.
ijKjayrtgTgj - - Jr;ii,rTJ - - 1JJ"'
"GO-310S.UOAV." I
lot and his wife a new vehsion. ' One of the im-sr exciting of Canada
lF.-oui Lippincott for ilaacii. ! sports is 'criifitinjr," or hunting the
As I approached a pond a few day.-, ' mo-ce on .snow hoes, the name beint
ago where eonie negroes were cutting derived from trie thin cru-t on the
some ice, I chanced to hear the cm- "ow, which, doubtless, by its crack
chision of it conversation between 'iu sound, has uirgecled tlie name,
two of the hand on the subject of re-1 T,ie ""ku is 'i atrange unwieldly
ligiou.
'What you know 'bout
You don't know n
uthiu' 'ta-ut, 'lig -
ion.'
"1 know heap bout 'ligion ; ain't I
biu done read de liible?"
"What you read in de Bible? I lay
you can't tell me nuthin' wiiat you
read ia de IJible?"
"iiut 1 km, dough. I read about
'Monro."
-What sort o' 'Morrow ? Too-mor-row
'."'
"No, Go-Morrow."
"Well, whur he go, and what hb
go fur?"
"Sbciii. man ! he didn' go nowhar,
'cuz ne was a towtr'
'-UutlilnUi' 1 tell you you didn' J wUh ho"(1 thrown back, their i;u-kno-.v
uuiiuii' lann nuthur? You I " nostrils expanded high in a:r,
read de Bible! Hoceimi (how L.OI1iL.i ' 'd tlie hind legs wld-apart, to pre
de town name 'Morro, and how ,iy! vent'sti iking, shuttle away with a
town gwme to go auywhar? Town I sJ1etd that .-eems utterly incompat
aint got no legs " I ible with their awkward gait;b;:t
Mm:, joua a born fool, alio'. De ! thou'lh thisiK ' ouchiiii? trot, it is 1:1
towh named Uo-Morrow, but dey cull , ,;,rL ca:t's &u""s"--ni instance pur
it 'Morro, cos dcy didn' have 110 time 1 s,s!.t; t, ....
to slav dar tiiikiu long talk." If m"re tluU! ont'- tlu-y Keep 111 !n
"Uebbil dev didu'I Ef dev alav ' ,,mu !l.k'' wliowing each others track.
darto-.iay, why can't dej btay dartJ -
morrow? Sphiiu me dal."
"But tlev all inie. an' de town too.
All don bu'n up."
"Ef dere ain't no penul. and dere
ain't no town, how de town name
'Morrow? G'iong, nigger? Ind'n I
kii'jwjou didu' know iiuthin' 'tab
'bout 'ligion? But (-arcuotically) tole
me some mo' what you read iu de Bi
ble." "Well, 'Morrow was a big town
'bout mighty nigh's big us Washing
ton city and o"e pepul wnt liv dar
was de meauea' ne-.til in de whole
wnrl' ti.v m-, ,i.t i,., .i..r .i..
Lord he couldn't abear 'em, an' he '
make up his min' dat iic gwm to bu'n '
il.. ti.wti fd..e im, n,.t ,i.. -.. ,....,
gootl nmn dar-membr obde church, !
p'sidin' elder name Lot." .
"Yaa, I know'd him."
'Wlii.r V.-iu tiifiwM liinr1''
"Oti dir:inne1 ifatiuli. "l to niTnml I
a bittoo, and dror it hre'f." I 'Vw ,u'JllI.V died out in Maine and New
"Heist, man! J tiikin .-ene. now. ' 'rk 1";1! u,,.!l;"r'lr V"1- 'H?-
Den de Lord he came to Lot, an' hL.H".V with Engh-h ofiu-ers in Canada.
,.. -r,.f r ..-;.. t.. ;..,.. .u . , ,. ' though even there the indiscriminate
You and 'you' wife git up' and' ge.ider fcl-i"ter has sadb-y thinned out the J nary .Students." But no extra cla-s-you'
little alls, and put out p!b' de I on UI"w-Ri herd-f moose. es were orgam.cd on their account.
crack o' tlay, coz I cert'y'y gwiue bu'n
dia town an' de ?e;t:l to-inorrow.'
Den Lot he and his wife riz all( I
sitatutied up tieir little alii and trab-'
.... i .,,..., 7., .'.. ,!.,.. ,, ,! ..
Loid be tuk two iigbt'ud (lighlwoiid. :
knots and some shaviuV and be u
lire to dat ar town of 'Morro, an' he
,v.-, .?.i ,. ,.. itiui iuit .xti ui; '
btt'n it sii bit tin clar down fo ,. ,
.'v. mi' ' .
"'A'Iim' '(..miao'Tnt"" i
'"lie an' Le wife, dey went, an' dr-y
roun', an an' tsh'i dar now: '
"W:.a:shet-oia' dar?"
"Nuthin"."
''Alus' be nuiii-'us lazy 'ooman."
o.ti.e t.ni . ue AjO ru tie tu Ji i
heno p.liow uvbalt. W. she too
"I II '
1 1 II 1 si 1 -' '
"Dai! ev'rvbody know 'bout dat '
sack o' salt; 'whoever hear .bunt n.i- ',
low ob salt? lint wn.it 'come' 'o '
I . s.
rjL)rM i
" "iiot, he waren't keerin' 'tall 'bout
, . , . , it. i
no ryiiiu pJi t!io tio uiciii sinr, t-o
he Lep' sii'aignt 'long, 'thout turnin'
uv lie bead neither to the right, nei
ther to le lef."
'Au he lef de ole'
'N'l-ti"
"In '.te m:dd!e obde road?" I
"Y"!- " j
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--.... ...,- .- --y...tl --.
.,..ts. f,.;.ii.i,i.ii;. liizi,? i:i ,,r-i
IV.ilIf . tl IT111 IT'.i.l t. . '? i ?.
I Hi.fi- Hid .! fuB' man come Monir
OlillL I.'l'.lt lillllilLVI 11' OVUi 11 ..!
n i
spec.
!i t.. i.iL-. iw... i-a? i
sail to naKe i.mii at.e.
an' to git s.mie
he, -"wine to bust piece out'n Lot'.
wii'e, an' 'stroy her; an' what you
tinkobdal? Call dat 'ligion? An'
de ole man lef her an' you read 'bclit ,
dat-" j
Here a peremjitory order from the i
foreman to ' go to work" broke short ,
tlie conversation. '
I
The .'JacXsoiJ K-iitr.
ucu.'H ri.c ,mC, .......,.,., .... ..
reptiohe.sn to olliee. Did Jacson .
-..,- .. .. i. -i ... l
I .... ." - . .!.. ,4.k if .ll.lt.tl'tf .!' f
iju: nix riuren . ivier was a iter
1JH. Mill riuieii. .is-i "Wiiiici-
maphrodite politician, around whom j
gathered all the cormorant of all
shLL. They Haltered and befooled '
the old fellow witii promi-e- of hi- re- ,
election until he had rr.brid of poll- j
ticiaus in ofiice, no two of whom I
president's old friends without
ing a single new one: and after the ,
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? V ioS ull" M, .
J , ',. ', ; '. v ' X . I
tt.u.1l..ra ..B.ifrWitii "'I ',,n "
mmi-trfttion, on tin ground that tnJ
A western stock breeder i proud of
the production of a horned colt
WLMit Mtid ili'V went. Iwi'l! nr- n K"
he wife say, 'Lor! ef I ain' tione gou' fMltlJU "" --l8Uiii-s, . ho was disiaie-ed
and lei ' tie meal sitter an' tie roltin' , h-v ?-r trm Detroit who was, in
pm, I wisbt I mav die!" and she turn , fL -s'.imiiu-Av routed by a c.iv
rouu'to go fech-m, and slie turn . '-- who had wintered at Pembi-
l. .,,...! 1....L-J .ii vt-M tl. fipl' I5r
idoi.twi..- tiitiie narlzm -umort of "y-eignt n....r--.iB..iiv nmt; u ,. ur.ener, .ts ii,ctea rreeepus. Wuri.lly ; one that will not Utm
ULir l.ll ,.111"'' .v v..w a....u,r.s. - . .
n,.. !f.i,Mi oisrmiion.meofthereoui-iie uve.iiir . e cripuve iw examuieu au-.& aihih a. Penney, i -veuntsKit ilt h ri.,iK,j,..w r i-.likal c
rori.f.ointmeutiooilice, and every '':'." b p.ii out .ig.wai.ve .nu noun t ,-y. ., i the ), time elected om tbat do, s not bind him in
.buuicratic newspaper and ail the ''w -wyiei .o-e ittgiit me oo-p,u leaeacr oi u.--.trumeu,ai music. lections for ny parth ttbtr at
iS.mh.i.t.-i:i state-nen a:sd t uticj.uis ""'V . -''" "'", """" vixrKB tkbm. titeory ; and thut speiw Daelcw
-,.s .him..'.! miti anol-mled th u ooiicv. '. aI,.,.,.!.lJtre ".'" feUW tUe ".'.:. r,r,w,Br' This term commemvd December. eot!ioii:.u.Iy j it Uh- torew
(lov. T-ir.v wtid. "to tbe vitt..r be-! V nM '. ' ol ua;u. . "- ..STl. OueliUiiilretlai.il ii . stodetit- A """ has a great t Ifg.-t on the
r i i -,-. .- i t f von Kim Uit'iii liosiiiini -itwa!ii- are . . , . . . . . . : t,e .. ,.i,;f.i f f .m ..l r.?T?
niK's th .-.'.on-. bo ever be...i oi a -. .,...- j.ae beeii euioWeu in the hi "her de- " " ' ""- ii ou cti.i mm
o...-al iM.im nnvl. inn' liif. ilr.-iwintr' . ." - . uivtiev for nnr.it. I f r.-itniiif
.....IS... ..,..'.. ...... ------- -.. . -. , T.-. ,. . .1 ,..... I..... .k-I'I.a.. ......-SS--. - . .. -.. .......
their --.brie.-. Thev made him be- nis nepane.i oetter m . ii-;j At the commencement ui tbe term. S' - he particular casts, buti
lieve up til! the very week before the ' wile i.ie.i. n.o.c w.i uio-e 10... g ,rul ,x.imJIi.lt!on of nlI the htM. wouldhe teulou- to do so. In the.
ilemocratic eon venti..n fnat that body I ,aIU,s? .MJ uU '";'. J'1!01.3 p"!,"ivl $' l " ttento wis held. v. Lich revealed a se-1 "Hatitime the child Millers, and Ap-wa-
going to nominate him. When liir b'.1 'i'l , , Vin. , r n p.!" Titiii deticieiicv genernliv iu the ele- ', u ""aiu. in gbioniy doi.bt. Kome
he failed to get a vote llu-re.tliev iiiiide i V' 1 tn.ntu-i.es To ren.cdv this ! thI- uVt ' 'lone. Can you give
hi,,, behove that thev WiniM hold a ifm"h 'f, "A h TJ' J '! r as ,10,-ible, a dttily eAerce has ay taviccV Be sure ami suggest
convention of their own, and -et him ' -No m" 't,!.f , fr '"-,." ",:,i ,,;."! been held in such things as quelling, r' nume thut'loti'i Itave the worms
right back in the presidential chair '"r'v uV .,,i!,l he iViw tbt 1 ' i u',l- f e.ipilai letters, punctuation. r think we fan s.U,nd the measels
Their oiects was the sp.,,!- of ollice, f JJ f J1 m ln. Ir.9 compoaiiions, u, , ur d-stie-sfd tne;:d.
and thev .-ucveded admirabiv wub , ,,V'1 , , ' 1. r' , riC k- ..r'theiike. Uli. s are aiso mstiueted Cai.vix .joxks.
Tyler, but most of them died with ! " ' c l "?,, "i'S ., mv hen "of -h""J &-' nment. metho.t- of in-1 'J- H-Airiies suggests a U,-i.
their benefactor. . Their ,,dicy h.,1 - "UV? ' '. 1'?'?? "ru
too much llVjiiicriCV iu It 10 oe proiii.- r f ...... t !,.- r .. . ..1 ........dm he- ,t"ai-is memai p.tuosopn;., natura "" "-u." .u,,,,-, UBi i,
, . i,ul ' t,?,,,,l ,llrat f :'ilr ; 'T'?f v- ' philosophy. Latin g.ammac a,i read-1 cubing ; but tbe only name of that,
Tbe whole democratic party are now j '"iV-'-r' ! nlKw . f m ", verv . er- l ;-'r--1-. ehemivny, aMr.momv, natioiwlity that i sufiu-iently ilhblrl
bowling becati-e Gra'it wont .-.ppoint : :;.l " "me Iis ""i . wi eon- K-".rv rlg-bPa. drnciiig. iw,iuiBn- rt . "uts-cut-otF, and that is tut
ollicer- "on merit, without regard to Ireti vanes. o nc . -; "" L,,,,, two ln ge.ig,a!,iv. two m srrm- ' trugical.
party " But on? let him attempt , J ' ; -; ffi 7taL. ; " J - '?- '. I I rZZi,&
get ail political shade.- m oln.-e and - 'mUhit .. id h5; raiding, and fuur :, arithmetic a
theiewouI.lbetioharmoT.y in theaJ- h h,a.te,K xever -ball I J tu' "V.'t school enrolled thirty- Lawyers who badger witnesses UlKTi
ministration. It wo.ild be n btbel .of t (jur mauV Jfnrf pI1 T as out pupus. It h:;- e,.,-Be. !n printing the stand often get sharplv cut, and
confu-ion. wok-ii would ojsgu-t t''et..7 .... .' r .. .,-uL., ;, and iniui tiers two in utUing. two in itmun? tin. t.nm..ri.. at.,;;... .i.i v
nun circumveiue.i a repuoncau i'tci-; j ei meet iit-r once ei..-B lc.y torinstriii- beat. unA fur an hour labored hard to
dent, by uu-:m-of the very pn.-ti;jTis ?,Iks .l.'.r.K G. Sv.lri.-nEi.At writts i tioa in ine!hod-. and on. e a day to j confuse mi irighten hv hU tn-rt-:h-
lie hui'i conferred on them Grant is t Ut ttw yoltiUH ,ouriia that w.niau J receive he ciitii-J.-nis and suggestions. -cm, of crn.-, iH.estior.u:" ". Jaw
on the right track when he compels i jjUirtK4? it, Illinois i under a. h-v In the-e respect-, wry con- Ut-n.bie I ver has a inrt-e babl Iiftui thiit b-
a.l applicants for office to undergo 1 ,.jou,. Mi.y f rnu-rly idei. tilled advanoment is being -ecur-d in this s-treteh of the tuiagiiiatson :n-'ht"be
a thorough examinat'on, as to litne.--: 1 W5t;j it shrink airbast frou doe.riiie- 1 department. The mo.Ld scholars are thought to resemble n mmpkin and
but the poliey of appointing the men ( prMIaim.nI by some of its professed , iHrtter taught, and the student teaeh- ' wore huge standing collar Ihi-iii"
who h-ive faith in tree government to :uenjs. Tbey would irefer going j er- are receiving far more profit from ' his laborious baii-rrig d the old fa
tliseharge otli -id dutie- ui".-r t!i..f l,.l,.k () rtlt. ., tmes whe wives ; their effort-. - I mer. m-.We of the mI hMi eoilr-
1- -l .1-. ..- I ...- 1 .--
governmeiu. is iust ase-sentia! as any s ..-nr.. er.rre.-ti.' with rod not nmr,.' Still more attention i-sIJ 1Fb..rru 1 ,,.;i...r .,. i.. j . .. ". . V
- , v. :rom the cultivation of castor beans. ! both more rat-id and of a in-ieh irso...
(Iks i A& rBlk S fff v g
ra s3 '$r Si 1 Rs vlhlP St &1
f l!Wr W $
- - JTS1J'''J JJ'.'JJyfJKj.T:
'Crusting."
i nuituai, wiin a nuge oeau, mm mi
'li"ion? ' "HTisIy laiwular neck. The fore feet
!are perfectly straiuht ; but the hind
j hoof are sprayed and awkward, and
the long, loose horney points strike as
it inoe-.. They are Nature's sim.v
shoes, with which she supplies the
animal.
As it can thus move rapidly over
the thin crist formed on the surface
of the snow, through which a man
would sink, the Indians and huntern
alter them iisu snow shoes to tnu-k
their game. The hunt is exciting.
Having started a moose, or several, if
the luck is good, into a Sine open conu
trv, the race begins. The great clum
sy creature, weighing nearly a too.
,aml ""lkinir. or course, as they go;
I l,!,t thcuigh the hunter's broad snow
sl,J,e-s lie'ir " J'-uhtly over the glit-
ten rig plain, he finds be nm-t stiain
every nerve, or the awkward beast
will dude him ; and if the animal be
a two-year-older, in hi-jpiime, he will
l,iad them a long cl.tis -, and perhaps
finally reach thick woods, and in the
darknes- escape.
An old moo-e, or "oiitrinal,"a- the
Canadians call them, will often dis
dain to run but turn on his pursuer,
and all then depends on a study hand
and a sure ritle. Sometimes the aim
ini-s-.s, anu ue linmena -ainn ai is up-
on !iie "iiteron diis slippery tooting,
Ild s!,"w1 hoea ar "ct. v'!y cn.n"
'-irtable things to tiuht ill. Ihentne
"UBesmtlurs are terrible weapons and
th.e, onJ', lain-e i- to ply the knife
witu cooiuess auo exit-rgv.
Fw winter hunts have greater at-
traction-, than moo-e buutiiig. which
A Soldter' Yarn.
, u uruvra iijaie. ...na ttiieium-
iinj iiiaicn nas nob neeu too laiigu-
iug the soldier.-, gathered arouiul a te-
,. , . ,,
"r-'; -'-! '-. ' i
"'"' ' e..:r.p go-stp. I li-ttned
U u d"l"tl evening on tne
-"paraiive muniu. oriat..er uemer-
Us, or the anou- military Do-t at
v. iijeu uie; Liuti seen service.
" Which was the coldest post ?"
A ci.dida't- Iron: House sPoint prr-
Which is the hotto.-t po.-t?" w.t.
logically and rneleoriogically the next
uiiestion.
Tampa Bay, Key We-t, and PoL-il
i k .
liUl "'l:0 ". ""- -uvocauo ;
"ill in7 winurw iuit ,n s..w vm v i ,
Ktn1:'t sU n"hL ' '-'nne!r'a.h .
cllreil hil three t-iteyroned veteran,
"ho vUh ,,,H.?mwiu wave ot L.e
, I. i .1 :
nanu, :iupo-eu wieiicf.
'- 're,u.ti,m. io ih.- uar.iUe man
heu rai-.li- bom h!scou.-!i iu tbiis i.c4 in:
Hovs, did anv of you ever hear of
Fort Y'ima?" Not Jne of them.
Yeli Fort Yuma i-. clear over be
yond Arazona, near the .Jiiif of C'ali-
lorniii, oueic iujiuiiil; grows, i.oi
iVlT 'T ''-,th(e !imt';,t K"-U "0t
only in the L oiUd .-t.ttes, bat in !-
ation. and I'll on-ve it to you. You
r. :. ...i . . ,...ii.!.. . .-.... ...
'.
see I was ordered there six years ago,
- - . ..
..... i i .. . I.,-..... i.j..k . . .-..
"' L "111"1 u,.v" 'm'u L-" --.
audi hadn't been there two weeks
i the uiv th of AiigLHt. when two
, ,. , ,, . , .
cor onus oieu. i aey uau oeeii meie
ever since the pft had bct-u a po.,t
in obi otlmairs tnv.i.: Well, they
both died, and where do you think
thev went?"
No one could po:hly imagine,
"Why, I'll tell you; they both went
sir tight to n L"
rrofount:
u:;d astonishment in the
V . I
: but they hadn't ben therms
, a-idifory
i -Ye-
nnvthing-"whatdoyou want ?
. -' -"
H' V.- lit.
. .
r . . .... ... , .. ..I... . .i
un.it' "'' ( .- --'-.' v -. --.t--
-'W.. u-i'tli nnrM'!!!kpfs "'1VK thfV -aiuue.iits, out. ". i;:i-- luu.ti-i-n nut
..V'"', "" 7"K? tlktotn,owt,,8bfi,e ort" r(i eligible to
. . ,, ,, ... .. -..
f' "nv i,03t "S hotU'r than u"
n.!- ... ,,, d in ifence
1"e M P'-- " S"U1C0-
A 1i;.m,:,sr.!il...'ilnrthi,4 liiinHIN
i. u"i"u - - . - ----.--- - i
u " f .v V"
... . .. . . ,,, ,- ,: ,
J. I1CV! r klloW
ir -011I rucked
' " - .... .. ...
! w,lh -appo,i,m,.r:r ss mine h,
n!. and he hur-t into a m
,lrt!s. Uis ft.uit was, indeed, bro
f w ,,
S x Francisco has one-con t dai-
0L. IT). XO. 22
IT WILL SEYBll COAiE 3IO'.
I"deben ft'wnltiu' lom; fur de ood ole t:me
Dat'll nebber come no mo;
When I used to rov-k and work and ilDg
In de little cabin do'.
My Sam fns dtir wld hi- fiddle,
F" sb;ni; he's or.e donedea.l!
Dead for de want ob food unit clothes
An' de shelter ober bend.
An little Mos-he's dend toe:.
How he Used to linnee nil sinjt,
WkUe Jim Hti' FoIH an' all de re
Went "rotin an" ronn tie rint.-'
Ole Miasuj bless Ber dear ole sottl
Votii.t .air till her .sides t;ivu way,
An' Mass's atop at my cobui jes'
To ,iy "How' oie Maniiiiy to-day.
De bojs I mean ole Ma-su's boys
Dey lnbbed ole Mnmtiiy to.
Wi.o missed 'cm eb y blessed one.
Cleun down to little M..is' l.oo.
I'o' Miuw Loo.! He went to de fight
Hut l.e uebber eome Uick no more.
Wo hear dat he fall, wld a ballet la he breas.1
In de front ob de battle roar.
He pnt hi.s arms arou' my neck
Aii say, '-.Mammy I lub you so."
He didn't &u no harm in :at.
Do ills mammy vi.-sulaek an po.
Ole MUsus dletl wld a broken heart
Wuea de !..st ob Iter boy s w; killetl.
An Massa ixwisl lits aeml an' cr't d
Dat hit. hup of a jrrow w.ls tHUit.
An yere I"p Not, a waitin on watchin'
For tie no hI time et iin n. ioo.
An' I win,, jlissiis.il eji'tlii nsamtny
AcroLS from deo-.J -i sh..
rs-rc-ciwi.vs.jacisjLYa
sTATE NOIiMAL SCHOOL.
To Hon. J. M. McKenzle, State Hupermten
dent: Di:ai: Sik: The following is the
teport of the State Normal School for
tlie time since the undersigned has
been iu charge of it:
FALL TEKM.
The first term of the scholastic
'year of IS71-2, commenced Thursday,
Aiigu.-t.ui, lb!, under tlie instruc
tion of the following Faculty, viz:
Alvin D. William--, L). IX, Priiicipal;
Henry J I. .straight, A. B., Natural
sciences; Perry II. Martin, A M.,
Mathematics; Mi.-s Emma Dicker
man, N. (., Preceptress, nnd Mrs.
Margaretta S. Northwav, Mode!
Teacher.
Nmetv-one students were register-
led in the higher departments during
tbe term, lwenty ot these, either
because of coming from other State-,
or bec.m-e of not choosing to assume
any obligations to teach iii-the State,
paid tuition, and were.termed ' Semi
They all recited with the ordinary
normal classes. Some of them enter
ed the pro.essioiia! classes and others
did not.
(Jiu-ses were organized and taught
in civil government, school economy,
analysis, phonic.-, German, rhetoric,
phy-iolugy, Latin gtammar, lteader
and Virgil, algebra, geome'try. pen
manship, book keeping, vocal music,
two iu drawing, two in reading, two
in geogtaphy. two in grammar and
three in arithmetic. In addition
theie whs a weekly exercise in decla
mation and rehearsal.
Mneh embarrassment was experi
enced iu consequence of the sickness
of two of the tei.cl:er.- during a por
tion of the term, ami a!-o from the
ati-eiice, lor a while, of the p;::w-ipai
made-necessary iy bin uaving been
elected to the position but a few days
j prior to me c
oniineiicemciit of the
i lusill.
The model school enrolled thirty
eight pupils it bad a class in print
ing letters, two i-bis-ts iu spelling,
four in reading, three in ari.hmetie,
two in geography, two in grammar,
and general exeteises in hinging,
gymnastics, da. v. ing, etc. The.-e
classes were taught by student-teachers
from the normal department, un
der tue general direct ion of the teach
et-t ion of the teach-
er ;n charge of tbe model depart -
iiient.
An exaniinstion was held at the
close or tin.-term, and also an exhibi
! tion, both of winch passed ofi' pleas
I auliv. An address t.f welcome was
i . .
."'J
mt-ite to the new priucipai. in behalf
i . , , . ' ...
t ol mo jiwnru oi g.itucauou ami tne
people of the State, by a member of
1 the boaru, and an mat
tuguia! was de-
Both have since
liveied iu respoi.se.
bt-i'ii printed.
At the close : the term, Mrs. No th
way renigned the petition of model
teacher, anu Miss IXeKerrii'tn wns
i..ii-rV;red to luat departmet.t. ML-sf
Haiti Elliot, a gradual" of the Win-1
una Nortunl S-html. aiid an experivne-j
i i oaiimeuis. vi in is iitiities. oiii.v
fourteen bttve entered as "seiiiirmrv
studetilb, and of ihe fourteen nut
the iiormal n pari meat.
Te tecu indicate an increasing
I hdercst in th" pro.ession ud work oi
ltlL. teacher, and al.-o that the sthool
''"""S .o ,,.... ..ui, r.s
r : :.. ..l. c
Hi
i - -7 l .- "" --, no;'.- i
r. fiti r t !. . ii w.- r-t i.k-k. tt. ...
'nr,,V.tIC' anu s,x ,n fading, all
taught oy siiMent leachera from the
.T.oriu.-.i zepnrLiiieiii, vino are uioiv.
ti.e daily ti.s.tructioh ami critici-m of
the Model Teacher-. All the-e ttacl.-
oe-naiv:e aii'i nrat-tical cai:te'r
1 :ii i .
Mkc aU nt!ou will abo ! ,. .r.ven to
ch stlbict : s th c'nih i.s.ifnli'..-.
i .. e- .
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omCIAl PAPER OF THE COUXTY.
other practical matters, that should
be introduced into all schools.
In the Normal Department, a dispo
sition has been mauifesled to atteu pt
far too many studies at a time, to too
great detriment, alike of the thor
oughness and mental habits of the
student. This has been measurably
corrected, and will beslill more fully
corrected hereafter. The course of
study will be revised, nnd made inpro
adequately to represent the present
status of the Normal education, in
cluding moie professional training, as
well as be more fully adapted to tho
circumstances antl wants- of Nebras
ka teachers. The students will bo
thoroughly drilled to teach whatever
is taught in the model school, and
whater should be taught iu tho com
mon schoo a of the Slate and by tho
most approved methods of modern,
normal scie. c-.
Each of the clashes of the throo"
years' course is represented in tho
school. The senior class, however, is
s nail, consisting of but two meuv
bers, who are m iking gootl proficien
cy in their studies, ami bid fair to
graduate, re-pectably, in June next.
The junior class is larger, containing
someeightetn memln-rs. This is it
good class ami will do credit to them
selves and the school. The rest of the
i students, though nominally in the
first year s course, have a range ci
two years' diversity of at'ainments.
Many of them caunot enter upon ju
nior studies next year, a.- proficiency,
rather than the time engaged in study
will constitute the criterion for ad
vancement. Work upon the new building has
been commenced, and it is expected
that the building will be finished du
ring tbe current year. It is much'
needed. Already our need are great
er than our supplies for them, and aij'
ci-n-tantly increasing. If the build
ing were completed to day, we should
have use for tlie whole of it.
The next term will cornmenco
Thursday, April .", 1372. Rooms can
b.. provided in the present building for
ladies, at a rent of $4 each per term.
Gentlemen find rocrns in private
hou.-es in the vicinity, at about tho
same co-t. Board, without room,
three dollars per week ; with room,
S,2" 1 1 So.50. Room- in the building
are furni.-het! only with a box stove.
No incidentals, nor other extra eharjf-
, except for iiistiomeiital music.
Many of the student-", both ladies
and gentlemen, boa id themselves at
an expense scarcely exceeding that oS
living at home.
Respectfully submitted.
Alvin D. Villiam3,
Prineibh.1.
Vli'it'ii 111 n. Name 1
The following letter, written to a
mother-in-law of St. Joseph, explains
itself. Ye can phansy tho phelinkd'
of the phond parient :
FUIXGDAI.i:, III., Feb. .", 1-72.
Mus. Mauv if. Bkown. Dear Mad
am : I have received your letter of
the rid, congratulating us on the birilr
of our son. In my present frame of
mind it is impossible for me to res
pond to your msiiy questions. We
are all well at present, but not coin
forta'de; for while the baby grows-a-pace,
hens yet. has no name. I thinls
we will t-all him Ajiolieo Belzebub
Jones. Agnes wants him called Snip
Joins; but that is too short.
Miapokon might do. Slumgullioii is
a good name; but I don't like to be
gin a name with S. Every per-on
-honltl be named for-ome distinguish
ing trait of t harneter. I was immetl
Calvin on account of early religion?
developmei.C "Snap Dragon." would
exp:e-s one of the joung man's chief
characteristics, but then the SI Hell-
a-bailou might be substituted' but
. bat lias an inioroner sound. I hd
. almost settled on "Dirty Nostd in!:,'
j j,nt Agie c.tsidered that a rttbittn
n:i ber. G.illileo i- Imlieative of hi
familiarity with the "Milky Yy..
but Agie tlou't like any Italian, but
nr fir- tiie-gooii. homely ticrinmi,
Hiveiibovfiifiooper-napper or Vur
sbloppenkleitjbut I l:kea miiderr.tely
short name. Agius thinks a gotMi
j .iZv-J name helps toe.Im-ate the ehii.l ;
t ;ts profound atonbhinent at its ii i
spurs its iutelk-ct to know hat's in?
a name."
We are in great dittre- about a
'if tii V M'nnl t.lti. tlis't thio't ml.
mitanick-iiHnie ; one that don't sound
too high or tM uw ; one that is miti
.) t elig tons ; one that is tiut to
hhnj
bolee i
prcJi-
fHtlfil?
artis as
artlsi.
Iiab-
TnieL
3'ou'll Mi.t think yn-eif in the liin:ai
itt-n ; it .!.nah, you 11 hae to ivhi'
him often; ii Jesi.ua. instead cC
making the sun standstill he'll brinjc
tbe old man to taw ; if Mt--s, in-tead
of keeping quiet in the btillrnshes, hti
will ui-h around like a bull. Wu
have (nought tAt-ruli the poets and
sag--. ond.irsand warriorr, ;.yt we are
n.t -ti-fvd. I could tell voir the ren-
t;
the expense of tb members of the bar.
there is none better thn one that oc
curred at the -es-ioiiof a court recent
ly held at a Western city. A promi
nent iaHer had an obi fanner unon
thestattd whom h undertook to brow-
A wtstTn purer accuses a poj vem
r - ry of di -ty n -diio, rid
mis..vy xs ., l o to u tl-.
-""I1H
"folosy aa a-J ktjSb2 1 &"f. Sirf tltl t'.r. -! iv -r t it ?-. '7
!SI
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