Pella Visitor (Newspaper) - May 18, 1882, Pella, Iowa BETZER A OF THE GOLDEN BT WILL fit down I I lil j it M hot my J Hit An 1 may Kl k ltc fire a V v II i r I 1 j lO r i r vt lli Junt n lJ a LOVED Miss Hastings was six ui an romantic turn of At that a gii Ann liad I anxiety cm VOLUME PELLA MAY NUMBER day when I received a for sat a She right the toast cmp dreadfully afraid that lie was ging to and brown flic steak was juicy a propose to her lie and the coffee was hot and I jn everything was just as it i should and contentment the matutinal who had been glancing over propose 10 proposed to other young ladies MOST IWU j which are always worn of tlie j The women are n match to the in Frederick CITCO Tribu The capacity of the colored race for improvement and the discharge of pci u safe to ny in that is too great to be and that then DUM be eon made to Uie wing of I the oat their What should she tin Could him voice 1oeling terribly and ly as the she looked very and one can do that if one is a and very ami easily What do Shaw Has come a mom and cleared his with that ahera I beloved of he the whites of bis eyes I my word i i i I 1 lh morning fresh from the tossed it across tbe table to his j time is not so i as ronst to tbe 1 and you can finish when Im mo the Theres a n obedient nhe took HIM paper and began to read but com with Uie 17th nni whats that tome Dont read i tato e THE and was it uo issue worth naming in tne Home of Representatives between Republicans and on and murdered by four had evident for dmL Tiro of tbo retained their in 1 tho ivt ou Ihc cAht in 1 r of the seat of Chalmers for nau tbo car ia which the bad driven uid tbo o The Republicans have about made up s tho moit of the dis party in the where the unnatural j lor their left tho 7 in the to i il I walk lo UIB Chief j that Init an w may have out of hnr ami was no inure nur than n to wid with n man who had in vor loved and hiT that it is to liml n man of who has not at liast half a il cannot litat nil surprising that at live of Hix mi of n smill and lit Ihc a him a of ilark tyes to a a of Bume an of Hi had hiin a dial of what tin but liml mi in plain In this Ii stive what in mid ut found with n gray of and vul I nn HI i imt viry Shaw felt it to ionic lie impart and If I 1 may a fat for rc Hut I nut if any and niv IMM de will marry with just n and shall MV what we mil 1 with fresh and i iu his mind that le went to and met Aurelia n young dies of can and Boon rht an for an i to the of the that h r her little tactics and n Very he ered her fur a In he endeavored to show that 1e was very favorably im with and she nut CDU hut she I will much in I slie that lie a He rolled he sighed he bit his lips nud evidently I sorrow somewhere 1111 lis In he enlisted and thus laid the i of a stronger feeling than jgh one akin to I for blie seemed on the straight his his his had insinuated js into her admiration in a f short time and to a wonderful ex B only thing she feared that ha J have indulged in the tender pas as we have she tlie thought of accepting n heart j been by the imago of r than B the party up aud Shaw had been mo other to a scandalous he gentleman offered her his i walked together to her thought as the door closed upon Au Bespeaks a respectable I I do but it would be a blessed ier to do I TU go visible mid fell gracefully onu knee well Unt it was a pity that his declaration with stereotyped and hackneyed 1 form of I MI that he had re id this of thing in th style of ro nil lie got s U on his he in Miss is a volcano under Jir many have 1 d t i mi tie i ird w inj some light be my mi of iiit that I have lint found in al ilie in tiie ial Unit its about found one not I I rould wish call mine own till IIT four mm Aurelia began again I U ia that win call at the od j L lho My mto lii of c 1 Jit that all he 1liis it chut has prematurely me I have feared In tilld no partner to share my joys and sor r tiie path of b f when I and to wipe niv I wi a fora 1 love you For the first lim my life I to a fr do thy O angel will yon II mn J his knee without was Aurelia by the an I when it that lor the limit ave ill an Im nut at uli interested in of and Oh exclaimed here Breach of prom ise so of one What t lie must have Hoc here rich local sensation is on thn a mise in which a party who him is soon to brought the presenting three suits for breaches of Tho papers have been but the ab sence of has prevented un from lning ns We un tho title of tho suits to be en forced nro ns follows cut from tbo I I in park lie cit from whim anJ Ui Ilic k of lacn an if and nut pay lo i Hi thro aw ail to tbu 1 iml jump un a aud i off toward in a tiun Mississippi rose to on bis own Lynch is a to UT br i His character and attainments to of tbe ois of j entitled him to the attention and respect j in lhc party in the nt of all within the sound of liis and where the unnatural he His speech was of the Bourbon element could have equaled it for I pin to Some of 01 1 or the less important mcn broken the that qu dity of elegance of stylo and tno Bourbon I it in all its broader Ho threw I the help and into bold relief the I can give in order to j in the conduct of a white IM abo i ig to be an honorable gen j it connived at election to more important in 10 IH if II u in of radle Ir i Irr has If n mo i Ly in llv of luar ttt nvo tic from bo of to lbn ami bo not ivo of iKu anil a ulio i Burke anil Trii n f ori main rod and iln Journey i the Chief in hu llw ntre iu of Tin y ai 1ork her named divers j Station of tbo ti tli it found nad near the ol the 1cili cut and MM torn in ninny Anil Jim I a in with lac did not wear on MI Om aad it ILo time if Ihu tin on a in Tbe nnd ilu and iu I be un Ibc sid danger I IIM udu bw of In of Li in ivry that the cou a the aud bat it was producid In by tin mutter to II iii the conduct of a white j from party enough men by liis neighbors to bean honorable genj a vote and an who connived at election frauds to secure which been for his own and held by virtue of j of tne of the tl fin a seat in Congress to which he was not fairl Thn speaker utterly thn all tho of Mississippi or all tho wealth and jij to the methods by which to produce Chalmers held his To say so of j n n Ihu white were no white who approved of these Lynch that a very largo proportion the votTH of liis for mni 1 en nl i live lier fair head upon his sin ml her MUte ui anil Tell my YOU m In show up all th du n of in fur m r No I know wont t il have lull ai In hr I 1 lnr ak me in aim e tin ol 1 il Kli YOI 1 will th Ill that took placo soon that will I ill intrest every single liuly who reads and tin married j One not quite tno mouths after the last seeno there were several in trout ol house that had attracted Dudley Shaws tion the night walked home with j In the little front parlor the owners of these carriages were some were comforting tin They were grim but genteel for the as they didnt the Susie Marty losom friend nnd bridesmaid to was with her lazy Marry who and only wore one white kid it waa such a lot of you to put the confounded things Then there was the who to looking verv solemnly with his other coat anil a white neckcloth of There David Daniel alias David Plaintiff that defendant did prom ise her I Mane Warden David Daniel alias to marry plaintiff ill of Baker Daniel David alias David i what does this mean Oh Dudley tho paper very ill her she fainted As for his name washo had been growing paler aud paler ever since ho heard the name ol Marv How could have 1 commenced against I u 46 and have gone so without his know 1I Mm of ii he could not He some In laid her on the to her parents near told Hastings that her daughter was and would like to son He then for tho and was by a as ho reached his Shaw here aro some ropers that for you weeks aga They and 1 only found them Lla t night alter von were legal documents and Shaw why ho had iot be of and I in ako wre ro many times re J and iu d ibat can no that nil 1 thoroughly disapproved but ban Utn i o the rights of citizens and the of the ballot by po 1 Tho facts of this contest have been often bnt they will bear The Sixth district of M is of a tier of i counties largely inhabited by ex tending from the northern to the south the etn of the The ills was constructed fur tho of mossing the vote it the privilege of a iu that one district out of Ufim origin of and like a lor lo tbe ll ei and i ir by form ol m r la ic bive ill It Uas 1 d i but atter lieu the alul to an bow hat the if Kill 1greatly by future in auu bile it in not a in IT leant ainou ol nil II lo all tbat nri 1 In 1878 the made no con i U fair vote and an honest to secure which been the main cause of the decadence of the j party in tlie region of try where it has depended almost wholly 1 colored men for its leadership and I With native white men of the i class running as administration it is that as fill a revolution can be wrought in sev eral in South and Louisiana as that i bv in In i that it will there 1 was a gain of one and two or It is understood to be the projected policy of the National to encourage and sup in the States at the coming Independents running Democratic 1 provided tho candidate will proclaim i himself on man and pro i that a cannot i It is proposed M a i that lending Republicans in the Congressman iu that one district out of j regard toi the the six ill Bnt the Demoi factions mto which they have could not keep j themselves in some of those shall theb off and they to come to Washington to i confer with und tlm committee concerning situation iu Congress districts tho election of a of aluT was al Trinity He iu eaner ill wben vate Karl 1ieulrMt of tho in the of tlie ban been Under 1buuix tlie awful WM in to Dublin Hyde Park to and C Jark u to Nir It jr tbo People winto Uie j any to I meet an tlm i of tbo I of thn It bad ot M one of tbe fore In ird of the proceedings of Mary and covon an area of Jane Warden and Lucy liaker iTil against nrl Tbo He tlie going lo j America nee 1 the and tin ir in In land to two every to bring the vs ln tbo I no if had plain IT of uya drew hii Hilary up to the ef the 1 have sonic notes to pay this morn said and nin going out but will IMback in half an He went and I dont think the bank have good un opinion of his veracity as They have waiting for him over and he coma back Aurelia went quietly home to live with her and she always gives her friends ouo sound piece of advice be too anxious to mar ry a man who has never loved another The Queens Tlie Clerk of the Kitchen has a salary of a vear and hit and to aid him iu he has four who keep all the check weights and and issue orders to the trades he has also n messenger and a necessary Besides these of of her there is the with a salary of a four cooks at about per annum have the privilege of taking four apprentices at premiums of of I un a from Dublin to tlie and n board thu A ot an Kill Speneir in Is of Sir Ibi of Inand be n Mat in tbe A of uill not taku to tbe d at Mnj on of in tbe In Ilie of nf Coin i1 ouid all II iUli Hal be leave fur tbe of crime in and a with tbe of of Sir not Oie of tbe 1ar nell be believed tbo was com mitted to bid und tje work of to whom be h id been op Tno a leading Radical tlie erimo in o tlie Fenian recruited mainly from I elusive of wire and tho lurge tiken tec far tbo j the country precincts and be IIM nud in lie j sot over he bw cureJ in every they accom and I it in three It I that ii nge number on marking ss rri I ho gressional were as having marks on lar I one non The State law prohibits nuder c Mid one of The law is r Jo Un in iro i ff tT no pert mi lice to fame Important a practical who was the necessity for making tbo j against iu the were such IIH any j n which Main of printer of taste would either put in or of have doue according as he to j hav jt is only a of lengthen or short the ticket to suit tho within a few Years the Longfellows Host i or element of the Democratic like a Sec of the as known in that part of the from iu ex with the kind of who led the there in reconstruc tion Many Dcm who are disgusted with in the Southern would willingly join in a re or move which to all and might lxi n yet they would not take the and risks that might follow a that they hail gone over to Ihc This the explanation which were of less Wilhelmina from f 150 to yeomen of interfered conciliation It it in a conspiracy limited to a fmi himself ia I dislike an eye that twinkles Those only aro i like the have a are nut Most people would succeed in small things if they were not with great Even cities have their Fortune comes well to oil that comes live in history only the earth The nf Make not thyself the of any ff The the town dram an eve which has so long chafed under the rule ihoKe only aro whom were contributed tho will have become ac j til tho to lighting the and by their negligence to the throwing in which Lynch had a clear They left out liss of or did not sign the or informally which was accepted as an excuse lor rejecting tho whole i cases they out 1 returns and offered no or prt tense of excuse for so Iu several rf cases there is no hint of the reason why j I they HO but merely the it must inevitably continue to draw re faction and a permanent antiDemocratic party will lie estab They say this is the only prac way to obliterate the color and it will ilo it lor as soon as the native white people are per iwo political tho aid ot colored will themselves divide between two When Tan c la aBD I m in secte dinar very much from each other in the they pass ia as in tbe grass for the con sist in a gradual increase of gad m the acquisition of wings while for tho common their toll bulk ia a form very different from that which they ultimately snd through a period of inaction in which not only ia the whole form of the body not only aro and but even the internal orpins themselves are almost entirely and EC A SHEET or are given experiments for boiling water nud melting lent on a piece of papar Take a piece ot paper and fold it as school boys into square box without a luL flung up to a walking Mick bv four and support tho stick on books or other convenient Then a lamp or taper must be placed under this In a few momenta water will The only fear is the should raUh fire and let the water spill into the and over The flame must therefore not be too The paper does not because it is wet if it resisted the wet it would not be burned because tho heat imparted to it ou one side by the would bo very rapidly conducted away by tbe experiment of a similar but haps even more us follows Twist np tho edges of a common play or other bit of so as to fashion it into a light Ou this tray place layer of small shot or bits ot lead and beat it over thn of a Tho lead will melt but the card will not It may bo charred a little around tho but immedi ately below tho lend it will not bo for here again the lead conducts off the heat on one Bide as fast as it u supplied ou the ABOUT aro night unchecked by tho judgment and uncontrolled by tho It trim that wo do not reason in I hut exercise of tho judgment is wholly mis and that the will is entirely powerless or coasts to These ties aro not altogether iu but they doze while the subordinate of tho play of picture carriers and tho treasures of ami mingle together in direst contusion old things and Imagination is nut but it remains just enough to supply the connecting links which give teeming continuity to of the which we to on perfect and luing we call No one ri more than ouo hu bus roused from sleep more than Thin had led to thw Unit dreams only occur at the ui or in the act of dreams which take place in tho ol rtv for instantaneous nud tavles which aro suggested by the Bound or feeling which the but as the n suit of u loug and of the subject with n view to discover tlm nature ot dreams nud the lawn of dream iu with ho of 1 am persuaded that occur in the course of sleep and nru That they do not and taku place m deep is sleep is general olid when this state prevails the faculties are olid the pictures records which compose dreams are not To understand dreams we must understand nud it is because two have not hitherto been studied er that so little is generally known about IWW that they did condition of tilings is brought stuffed the The in voted open and their voks were counted a they vent into tho by reputable bystanders yet the election after taking thu uim wi to fair and free elections will be held in the Southern snd the colored people rill secure political South air conciliation The country U the town dram niter taking thu to and mingled they make the most j thom re i musical tiie larga majorities The Marquia of gave notice in the id of less Wilhelmina I from to yeomen 01 who wrote acrostics and played the aeI the two two j Hone of on tho 9ib that bo won wore I roasting four three drop the Irish of tli trousers and diffused an odor of j kitchen a two there be no Office and two steam ap paratus And in the confectionery department there are a first and second with salaries of and respectively an three fe male and an errand man one of Shaws friends and equally The principal actors in the of were Dudley nnd were in a most extraordinary condition of good It is of no use for me to try even single dosli at a description of their know I shouldnt To my Susie looked as as I suppose Harry Farley thought only ue was too lazy to say it Har ry was to be but he came very nearly forgetting all about it so Susie had to hunt him up just at tho last moment She found him lying ou the lounge in the sitting with his eyes half shut and a cigar between liis Being too lazy to the cigar had gone out had invited him to he und occasion to enter this and to el sorrow once more to in tbe best I odd how fond people are of Fr private I captivated separate girls appointment in early that he i rather a good thing myself of the td is akin to people kke to get pity or rivate little i have them the end tte complete Shaw understood all this as used to he what to than He toned np iu addition to there are also a pastry cook and two female a baker and his aud three coffeeroom The ewer depart which bos charge of all tho consists of a yeoman and two female as sistants The gentleman of the wine and beer her chief has a salary of He has to select and purchase wines for the royal to superintend the de canting and send them up to Kelt to him art the principal table with a year each the but nuked tbat there be no yield ing to popular without Uie adoption of for tbe George Otto Trevelyan waa appointed Chief for and a new election Whatever orator or eage nwy say f old age is atill old Dead he is but for the never Music is the universal language of 1 j A boys will is tlie winds a heart of his inn of a lo take place for An important development in connection with tbe murder of Lord and obtained by tbo authorities on tbo 9th It appears tbat young men eni ployed in a railroad were of the i They were PaA on when the four atj Tt CoUn tidied and tho natural Tbo of a no put bur IU n a Touch no mora 1 It will make thy beart won To 1U very com turned in the morning larga majorities for cutting down the lican onehalf or more in districts where should have been tho other By these means Lynch was defrauded of more than votes to which he was fairly and Chalmers was given an apparent majority of The Republican party has not a more i solemn or imperative duty than the rec of this great It can i afford to moke any sacrifice ani pinT 1 i fair i Mill era represent that a con dition to this desirable end is that the denunciation of the Southern people in Congress and in the Northern press must not be These may I be efficient means for reliving licans in the Northern but tlie Bourbons would not ask any better cam literature than such speeches furnished for tiring the Southern heart and keeping the South solidly Dem While every girl and woman should of the two men to to the of and checked by the threat that if they approached nearer the bloody knives would bo on They in A Dahlia dispatch of UK imt that Sir William Harcourt been ap that an now in Liverpool claims tn cigar had gone out with a Susie pulled him violently off tlie ond tab with the I 5 u lounge and boxed his thereby with with the cigar ashes all over his their duties being to the York liia I 11th M i of tf Boul Uie bridge tin yon to 1 a and ol As Uu bow the cord Su unto the man la woman Though ana benda ibe him hxi yet the follows tne the cigar on i dunes being to the his consciousness re laying out of the Queens table before tamed sufficiently to enable him to I dinner is The plate pantry ia stand np with I strongly BUS the care of three tho only reason why Harry hod I of re married long they hod been three years betrothed was that he could not nerve himself np to the task of get ting were readr the happy pur stood after wearisome pro them man and the usual Dudley was lery bnt he did He had made an arrangement not a comfortable little in Banking objection Tbe desired tat so he like to a good deal about lore seating himself am at the maidens he 1 upon the left regional t front it was the t with dark green fin bat has besides end board and ail These offices are of great trust end are not seeing that at a rough guess tbe gold and silTer plate at Windsor Castle alone is probably worth about and includes some very precious specimens of art workman The getting in of her coal must be an important and as no fewer thin thirteen are employed all the year roond on thk doty little one i tnd MTI M can poi nana on me York from London on Uie It u understood n tbe U now and tbat it in for Itt loyal U truth and pra of oa tbe Iriah U now and tbat it pro I Bowen and f and of and with tolerable and in nearly identical with the bUl drawn Tlw An lady who has spent some time in writes enthusiastically the beauty ot the The men are simply gorgeous handsomest in the The first of then she the Captain of a Danube Ah what the world to If the mm no moral than Ike dark en ea to with Ida riekta bearded train at n And tto Boven that cnw v aad ane soon found that he was only a fair specimen of the grand fellows with taste and magnifi boy dozing by the way to my while it is in a majority in the tbe Democratic fnm the Apolitical analysis of the vote by which the Tariff Commission pawed the House of aa well as the debate that took place on it before the final vote was clearly es the fact tbat the Demi era tic party is hopelessly divided upon the tariff been apparent enough before to careful observers who have watched the growth ot the new de parture from the old Bourbon motto of a tariff for revenue only bnt since the last Democratic National from grace in her own adorn should i use her own judgment aud not buy just plus of a free ballot and because a thing Get what yon I must be established H and b r thi k the party can have no more convenient need u prob opportunity to assert than at this I fa but whit solid benefit will it be to you Ur it is for the that yon can as well do without before yon spend your Or you need a new new new new or new dress yon are tempted to buy something a little handsomer yon had and while yon hesitate tbe dealer says to Its only a trine end see how far prettier it Bnt before yon stop to Will yoa be the better a year much leas in old squandered Sit not wiser lo lay by something for a rainy day these luxuries gratify you only fur the you soon tire of and permanent effect by such little not rainons in the ag tataL that the fleet of are kept ad to think The Ureat Salt Salt is seventyfive miles long from northwest to and about thirty miles Kor tho must port the luko is and its u feet sto Tho out lines of the lake ore somewhat particularly on the eastern The lake lies in a vast valley or busin of the and is fed chiefly by the waters of which are conveyed to it by tho river coming in from the and by Bear which emptier its waters into it from tbo There are nine islands in the the principal one being or Church in the The greatly increase tlie size of spreading it over extensive from it recedes as the summer wears As is well the lake has no outlet The water of the lake is and is salty as to form oao of tho purest and moat concentrated brines of which we have knowledge it contains twenty two per cent of chloride of slightly mixed with other The lake no but immense num bers of wild and swans frequent its island The first known mention of the lake was by Baron Hontan in who gathered some vague notions of its existence from the Indians west of the Mississippi General Fremont explored and described it in 1813 and was tbe first whito man to navigate Halt Lake the Mormon according to the census of a population ot against in Advice to a garrulous man If trees have M some trees must have cork SwK wrote the book of James m the there has been no snch formal demonstration against bee trade M M contained in tbe speeches and the Tariff o tote content tha saga in meditation to be made bone of contention quiet an denied asked tho In describing one of them who ahe He came in derk said that a stranger Mse after and pries for a says J M robes in an He wore the the Behest ol Hi wore a of taDd Ui She hrf Her own dear looked mmm UK the Don Fun ii not satisfied with this life we all Happy A more never We live and board on the All the of that sweet
