Poor plaintiff must give security for costs in land trespass cases
La Crosse County General Term holds plaintiff, destitute yet with probable cause, must post costs or have cases dismissed. Court notes multiparty actions on the same swamp land where title remains with Wisconsin or defendants and rejects improper verification by non officers of the railroad company.
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Wisconsin
Lacrosse County
United States
W. Flint
Denison and
Lyndes
Costa
Tam
Verification of Pleadings At Issue In Corporate Answer
A motion to set aside a corporate defendant’s answer for defective verification was argued. The answer relied on a verification by a person acquainted with the facts but not an agent officer or attorney of the company, raising questions under the Code about who may verify pleadings.
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State
Wisconsin
Crawford
Alonzo Pelton
Bull and King
Hutchingon and Merrill
Byran Court
French Milliner in the Witness Box at Barber Trial
Madame Lareine testified before the court on dress expenses arguing Parisian norms link dot size to family income. She claimed a 25 000 franc income allows 10 000 francs for dress and that Mrs Barber can spend at least 4000 annually, condemning 2000 as miserly.
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Madame Lareine
Louis XIV
Fashionable dress demands and aristocratic expense
A dialogue on genteel attire discusses costs of outer garments and undergarments for a lady, estimating annual expenses at 600 pounds and contrasting with a petite lawyer's wife at 402 pounds, as the speaker quizzes Dr. Lobb on fashion duties and social expectations.
Mirrors and vanity in Sam Slick’s sharp critique
The quote argues that looking glasses deceive women by flattering them. It portrays women seeking pleasing reflections, while the mirror returns a false face, suggesting truth is unreadable to those who crave it and that mirrors cannot be faithful to real appearance.
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Sam Slick
Education as Key to National Progress
The text argues education shapes national character and progress. It emphasizes that educated people achieve physical, mental, and moral excel lence, and that national education is both cause and effect of a nation’s character. It cites Henry Barnard on education revealing history and human advancement.
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Tuens
Henry Barnard
Rutzs vor Goop Hasris Todd Principles for Daily Life
A historical excerpt lists twelve maxims for personal discipline. It urges planning, industriousness, perseverance, punctuality, early rising, learning from others, fixed principles, simplicity, doing all well, temper control, sound judgment, and respectful treatment of parents and friends.
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Todd
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