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Albert Lea Freeborn County Standard (Newspaper) - January 25, 1877, Albert Lea, Minnesota REAL ESTATE AGENCY. WE hare for sale, lands and farms in tffcry town in this county. TERMS to suit everybody. LOW prices, long time, and a low rate of interest. IF you desire to buy a farm, call on us. IF you have a farm or lands to sell, call en us. OUR facilities for buying and selling lands, examining and perfecting titles, are unequaled, as we have ABSTRACTS, TRANSFERS, and PLATS of every piece •f laud in this county. Stacy X Tyrer, Albert Lea, Minn. April 25, 1876. Boots and Shoes. Boot & Shoo Store. O. F. A: IV. L Nelson Have just received and will keep in stock the largest assortment of Boots & Shoes of all kinds To be found in town. CUSTOM MADE WORL Four or five workmen will be constantly •napleyed.and orders for New Goods or for Repairs will bo filled, cheap and on the shortest notice Broadway west side, Albert Lea, Mina. 8lf GIVE THEM A CALL. VOLUME 17. ALBERT LEA, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1877. H. D. Dhow*. Bankers. D. It. P. HIBBS. H. D. BROWN & CO.'S ALBERT LEA, - - MINNESOTA A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. H. 0. BROWN A CO. BANKERS. REFERENCES: let Nat. Bank. Auntin. let Nat. Bank, St. Paul, ikl Nut. Bank, Chicago. 4th Nat. Bank, New York. 34 lf OLE TjGlNOt, Maker and Repairer of Boots & Shoes. hie fiieeiwv conn bm. Th... II. A UM.ST Ii OM;, Danker. ALBERT LEA. ■cgrowi1 iH— i g —aa— - - - - MINN. 8bop on Clark street, north and opposite of Wedge & Spicer's Drug store. FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN are employed. Repairing done to order, cheap and on short notice. Give him a call. 87if Albert Lea, Minn. Bray Lines. A. IT. SQUIER. CITY EXPRESS & DRAY LINE. Deals in HARD ami SOFT COAL. Also Seasoned Wood. •Heat Markets. ITI!. M Al I LLE N HAS REMOVED TUE OLD PIONEER MEAT-MARKET ! On Bast side Broadway, first door south of THE PEOPLE'S STORE. Orders left on the slate at Lincoln Bros, attended to at once Millinery. MES. C. S. WAKEEN Milliner & Dressmaker, [Successor to Mrs. C. F. Walker,] Will open a fine new stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, Tics, Cuffs, Collars, Ac. A full line of Worsteds, Luuiars Patterns. Ac., Ac. WITH INCREASED FACILITIES FOR DOING BUSINESS, HE PROPOSES TO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION! THAN EVER BEFORE. •('aah paid for Hides, Tallow, Ac., Ac. TUY HIM 2 Doing over Felt hats a specialty. Fashionable Dress-Making done in che very best manner. Four doors south of the People's Store. Apprentice Girls wanted. vol lCnoTitf MEAT MARKET WILLIAM TUNELL Again calls attention to his FINE MEAT MARKET, Where can be found ai all times, choice cuts of Reef.; Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Also FISH, POULTRY, and WILD GAME in their season. BROADWAY, near Armstrong's Bank* ALBERT LEA, - MINN. LADIES!! If you want to get Worsted, Filling Silk, Worsted Needles, or Notions, you will find them at MRS. RICH AI! DS' old stand, cheaper than at any other place iii town. for che has just received a fresh stock of the abovn mentioned articles, and the line of goods will be kept full during tho season. J! r BARRELS OF GREEN FRUIT JUST RECEIVED AT RANSOM'S RESTAURANT! DEALERS AND FA MLI ES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST PRICES THREE BUSHELS IX EICH BARREL! AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. 46tf WELL TRIMMED HATS FOR ONE DOLLAR AT MRS. JOHN STAGE'S MILLINERY STORE! ALBERT LEA, MINN. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HtJMAX SAIIl, and Gents Chains from same made to order. Also Ladies' Switches, and all other work in that line. TERECIA ANDERSON, FASII10 ABLE CLOAKiDRESS-MAKEB Over V', «<,Jg & Spicer s Drug Store, ALBERT LEA, — — _ Minn. Lumber Yard. C. L. COLEMAN'S LUMBER! YARDS, a1' ALBERT LEA AND ALDEN. Every description of PINE LIMBER, INCLUDING FENCING, FLOORING, DIMENSIONS. BOARDS, CLEAR LUMBER, SIDING, SHINGLES, LATH, DOORS SASH, SHEETING PAPER, PICKETS, AC., Constantly on hand, and for aide at the Lowest Market Price Timber POR FRAMES, AC., FILLED TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE J. F. REPPY. AGENT, Albert Lea J. c. JOHNSON AU ENT, Alden,II inn the FREEBORN COUNTY PT BLISH BD EVERY THURSDAY. Terms, Per Year, In Advance, $2 00 RATES OF ADVERTISING. II* JR. Sergeant. "W I ..... -T- I I VZ 2 VV j 4 VV 3 m 6 in * y I ! inch FOO I 50] 2 50 4.50 6.00 10.00 2 inch 1.75 o .50 8 50 6.00 8.50 13,50 3 inch I 2.50 15 .50 5 OO 7.00 0.00 16.50 4 inch 3.25 4 501 5 50 10.00 16.00 20.00 f inch 4.00 5 50; 6. '75 1*2.00 18.00 25.00 I col 4.50 5 25 7, OO 14.00 22.00 30.00 i col 6.50 8 50 12 OO 23.00 30.00 50.00 I col 10.00 IS OO 18. OO 80.00 50 OO 00.00 OFFICERS OF FR EE BOK Si COOTY County Commissioners : James Thoreson. W. W. Johnson. J. M. Germier. James II. Goxlee. Ole Hanson. Treasurer—Charles Kittelson. Auditor—S. Bat eh elder Register oi Deeds—August Peterson. County Attorney—John A. Lovely. Sheriff—T. J. Sheehan. Deputy Sheriff—Jacob Larson. Clerk of Court—A. W. White. Probate Judge—Gilbert Gulbrandson. School Superintendent—II. Thurston. County Scree Yoe—Wm. G. Kellar. Coroner—J. Frothaug. Court Commissioner—R. B. Spicer. 3 DENTISTHY. DR. A. II. STREET, DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. Twit meejmet in New York. They were merchants. 44 What do you think of Carlton's, affairs, Mr. Elder ? " asked one of them. " I think we shall^have a pretty fair percentage. Don't you ? " 44 Yes, if we wind him up " " That we shall do, of course. Why let him go od? It will take him two or three years to get through, if at all." " II he can get through in two or three years, I shall certainly be in favor of letting him go on. Times have been rather Lard and business dull. Hut everything looks encouraging now." " I don't believe in extension*. Mr. Highland. The surest way, when a man gets into difficulties, is to wind him up, and secure what you can. Ten chances to one, if you let him go, you lose every cent." " I have granted extensions in several instances, Mr. Elder," replied his companion, "and obtained, eventually, my whole claim, except in a single case " " It's always a risk. I go by the motto, * A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush,' " returned Elder. " I ice toward him a short time before How different were his feelings when he met his family that evening, and si Commodore Vanderbilt The death of Commodore Vanderbilt is announced. For months people have hung over what seemed the death-bed of this extraordinary man, interested even in the straggle with death. Cornelius Vanderbilt was a remarkable mao, as the merest outline of his lift history shows. Ile was born on Staten Island, IYT I RT? T? I May 27, I TU I Ile was the son of a lvl LJI^Ah farn,cr< and received the education of I an ordinary farmer's boy. Ile entered J on his business career when be Was 16 f age. and in 1813 purchased, ic hey wh self, a sailboat, with which he made _______m ; It is rarely that such a on# doe' not be am a.ways ready to take what I can get co®® painfully conscious, in the end, to-day, and never trust to the morrow I That is my way of doing business " one, who had entered unperceived, pro ' Jear8 ( " , . nounced his name. Ile turuned quick- I with moneJ which he ha(J carned him _________________"__________c,_____ ly, and looked Mr. Carlton in the face, j 8elt' a sailboat, with which he made lently thanked Heaven that the cloud The color mounted instantly to the rp*u^r between New York City which had hovered over, and threatened temples of Mr. Elder. Ile tried to I arjd *^tateo Island. I hat sailboat wan to break in desolating tempest, had speak, but could not. i pioneer venture in the motement passed from the sky. j " Your note has taken me altogether t.^jat ®°dcd *D establishment of the Long before the arrival of the time by surpri-»e," said Mr. Carlton ; 44 but I >taten Island ferry, the most profitable for whish an extension had been grant- - hope things are nut so bad aa you sup- ! pnferpri*€ of toe kind in the world ed, Mr. Carlton was able to pay off ev- pose." " ' | Young Vanderbilt worked day erything, and to look iii the face, with-1 Mr. Elder shook his head. Ile tried out unpleasant emotions, every man he i lo speak, but could not. met. j " How much have you to pay to- -day ? " tusked Mr j Strange things happen in real life. Mr Elder was a ehipper, and enten-! siveiy engaged in trade For a series ! J of years everything went on prosperous- j ly with him. Ilia ventures always found t : a good market, and his consignments I safe and energetic factors. All this he j i attributed to his own business acumen, j 4* I uever made had shipments," he ! would sometimes say. " I never con-« sign to doubtful agents " A man like Mr. Elder is rarely per- j j ow*tted to go through life without a I practical conviction that he is in the J hands of One who governs all events I ply. Carlton. " J en thousand dollars," was tho re in a husky voice. 44 How much have you toward it ? 4' Not two thou-aud " 44 How much falls due to-morrow ? ' 44 Four thousand." 41 How much in a month ? " 4- Fifty thousand." 44 What will be your sources ? " 4' Not half the amount " 44 Haven't you good bills ? " avaiiabh re- >f iabh for some time MINNEAPOLIS LUMBER. W, P. I " Hut do you not think the debtor I entitled to some consideration ? " I 4' How ? with a look of surprise. Ile is a mali of like passions with I ourselves." 44 I don t kn<*w that I understand you exactly, Mr Highland." ..._________ 44 Mr. Carlton has domestic relations shipment to the South Ao.erican e^-ast as well as you and I." had resulted in a Ions. From that time *4 I neveiwdoubtcd it. Hut what of | everything seemed to go wrong. His that human prudence is nothing. The first thing that occurred to check the confident spirit of Mr. Elder j was the less of a ship and cargo under circumstance* that gave the underwriters a fair plea for not paying the j risk He sued and was beaten The loss was twenty-five thousand dollars. A few reeks after, news came that a adveniures found a glutted market, and his return cargoes a depression of prices If he heltPon to a thing in the Ull dealer in ALT KINDS OF MINNEAPOLIS IX II RER, SHINGLES. LATH, LUTE CEM ENT, AND BUILDING MATERIAL. B'e are now receiving & large lot of ii cli Seasoned Lumber OFFICE, OVER THE DRUG STORE, South of Post Office, Albert Lea, Minnesota. OR. DE NI. CRANDALL, Derttis T. Office over A. E. Johnson'* store, Broadway, Albert L**a. Physicians. IM. M. DODGE, M. Ii, hop* s of better rates, prices wot down, until, in# a desperate rn would sell; then they would Headily. The time was when Lo confine himself strictly to legitimate trade, but a mania fur speculation now took hold of him and urged him on to ruin. He even ventured into the bewildering precincts of the stock market lured by the hope of splendid results Here he stood u: groui Office and Residence up HUira over tho Foot Offioe. ALBERT LEA, - - MINN. OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY, TYH ICH lh VIEW Or THE PROBABLE AD-XA.Nt £ ix LUMBER, PEOPLE WILL DO WELL TO AVAIL themselves of the BARGAINS we NOW OFFER. ( a1! and vee our Stock before partbaaiDs J®*** A. Lovklx elsewhere. I ALBERT LEA, June 24. 1874. I> C" How I it ii cl >1, 1> ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TWIN LAKE CITY, MINN., Will treat all diseases to which mankind iv subject, to th** be-t of his ability. Dr. Ro arian I has made a npecialt v of (ii-cft'-** of Women and Children, an I chronic diseases i of long standing. By long experience a .J I strict attention to his profession, Leis confident of treating all curable diseases with suc*e*s. Obstetrical ch**** treat* I with •are and success. Consultiouat free. lo Lawyers X Land •Agents. James H. 1'ahker LOVELY & PARKER, ATTORNEYS .Vt LAM that ? " 44 lf we break him up in business the evil will not visit him alone. Think of the lad effect upon his family." In trade we never confider a man's family relations." ( 14 Hut should we not, Air, Elder? Should we not regard the debtor as a ! man I " 44 Asa man who owes us. and is unable to pay us what is due ; but in no other light ' returned Mr. Elder, with a alight curl of his lip. " There we differ widely " 44 And will continue to differ, I im- crumbled beneath his feet. agine Good-morning. Mr Highland " twenty or thirty thousand d The two men parted. j An hour previous Mr. Carlton, about whom they had been conversing, sat ■ with his family, a w.fe and three daughters, at the breakfast table. Ile tried to converse in his u>ual cheerful man- 1 nor. but too heavy a weight was upon his heart. I here had come a crisis in his affairs, which he feared woald not be passed without ruin tojhimself. If j the effect* of his misfortune would not re ich beyond his store and counting- i room ; if up n his head a!one'would fall ' the fragment* of a broken fortune, he would riot have murmured. Hut the! disaster could not stop here It would i extend even to the sanctuary of homo. Oo the day previous he had called on a few of his creditors, and asked of them an extension. It this were not j glen it would be«i rn possible for him to keep on longer than a few weeks. The spirit in which most of his creditors I had received the unexpected announcement that he was in difficulties gave j him little to hope. He was to have another interview during the dav I rom that, w it would exhibit tho re- 4' Yes ; but not neg Mr. Carlton mused At length he said,— 44 You must not lie over to-day." 4* I cannot help it." 4' If you will transfer to me. as security ii. case you have to stop payment. I the bills of which you speak, I will ; It nd you the amount that you want to- j day." The color retired from the cheeks of Mr. Eider, ani then carne back w:th a quick flush. He made no answer, but looked steadily and doubtingly into Mr Carlton's face 44 I have been iii difficulties myself and I know how to sympathize with j others." said the latter. 4* We should aid. if we can n t break down a fellow e. Indorse Young Vanderbilt worked day and night, and soon became known as the i be^t boatman in the port of Xew York. I Although he paid all of his day earn-; ings and half of his night earning* to his parents until he was ID year* of | age, he managed to save over a thousand dollars per year. This was the foundation of the fortune that in aller years was counted by the in .Ii im I During the war of 1812 \ <■-**- hilt j was awarded the contract f'»r ca. ling provisions to the forts in New York I harbor. He supplied the forts at night, I and ran his boat the re*u!ar trip* ; during the day. He also made special j voyages under the direction of the mil* | itary authorities, and was always Bocce.-. ,»ful. When he arrived at hr* ma-; j rity he invested his apiary in thu ! Dread, a beautiful little sch**incr, ; built to his order, and extended his trade to the Southern coast In 1816 he owned three vessels, and had a cash j capital oft' 1),OOO. He soon abandoned Bailing vessel* f >r steamboat*, and was f*»r ten year* a steamboat captain on the Hudson River. At tile age of 35 he built a steamboat (the Caroline, afterward made Turn us by the plunge over the Niagara Falls), and entered business for himself. He was opposed by powerful rcLant wh companies, and spent nearly all bi* money in contests. It was pluck and preseverance against capital, and Yan- n in tr od ct go he up lid ut t< fill der for the sum you want, up check for th that soon A loss of _ Mar* cured him of his folly, and he turned Jwith a sigh to his counting-room to digest, with care and prudent forethought some sate operation in his regular business. The tree balance of his mind was lost. He could not consider with calm-ness the business in hand. A false move was the consequence. Loss in profit was the unf r tun ate rc- stead suit. Seven years from the day Mr E'der opposed an arrangement with Mr Carlton. which should regard the debtor as weil as the creditor, he himself found it impossible to provide for all his heavy payment*. For tome tin.? he had kept iiis head above water bf making sacrifice, but the end of this crime. Atter a sleepier night the merchi started one morning fi»r his store. < pressed with the sad conviction that b fore the day closed his I'm be my and I will amount." Elder turned slowly to his desk, and took therefrom sundry notes of hand in his tav*»r, at various dates from six to twelve month*, and indues* d them ray-able to Carlton, who immediately gave him a check for eight thousand dollars and left the store. A clerk was immediately dt.'patched to the bank, and then Mr Elder sank info a chair half stupefied. He could hardly bt lievehss tenses until the cancelled note* were p aced in his hands. The next morning Mr Elder went to his place of business with feelings but little less troubled than they had been ob tile day before His payments were lighter, but his ti.cans were for the first time exhausted The b. st he could do would be to borrow, but he already owed heavily for borrowed ii uck woo. He was from that nave the aid of capital. His and he was *©on of a hundred steambcats. was n prier kd money, and t certain that to go further wa.* ku ii. *hought of Mr. Carling of his heart for-eek further aid fr »m him. no consideration there. us* it, he murmured, as •t i lr f wou int >p- u iii ton. but every fi bade him to *• I duser? and I cann I he pur-uel his wa The fir*t thing lhat caught bis eve on entering bis conn ting room was a pile of ship letters. There ha I been an arrival from \ aiparaiso. He broke the fir*t one he took un with derb'lt s J time to h progress was rapid, th lie became the steamboat king of America, and one of the wealthiest men in the country. In 1851 he established a steamship iine front New York lo California, by way of Nicaragua ; in 1855 he made bis famous cruise to Europe in hi* steam va bt the North Star, and. as a re?Uit of this trip, io 1855 placed a iine of steamships on tbs route between New York and Havre During the war of the Union, Commodore Vanderbilt was among the staunchest supp rts of the Union cause. At a critical period he gave the government his steamer Vanderbilt, a gift of $800,000 valued in money, but a gift not to be measured in dollar* and c< nts when the circumstances arc considered. After the war Mr. Vanderbilt tram- furred his capita! to railroads. He first ured » controlling interest in towar. .1. TUE WISCONSIN VALLEY LUMBER YARD! in Hewitt'* Block, up stairs, lit <U>or ALBERT LEA, - - - - MTN tarnished As he walked along. Mr. Tarlton came to his side with a cheerful salutation. Mr. Carlton was now a large creditor, instead of a debtor On _ ____ that very day bills in his favor had mn. , suit of a night's reflection upon the tureJ l<> the amount of five thou-and , | minds of his creditors, he-xrould be able j do,,ar"' and EMcr could not pay. The recollection of this made it almost n. up was hi: It was At! E. C. Staot. K. M. Ttrf-r. STACY A TYRER, Homey*! ai Law, Notaries Public, Baal Estate and Collecting Agents. CONNEY AM ING to see clearly his chances of being sustained in business. He awaited the hour with nervous anxiety. When it had arrived, arid the few creditors called in ha ! assembled, he saw little in their faces to give him hope. Tho first —IX ALBERT LEA, MINN. Opposite the ®* 3MC. OEY.. H. Depot •ll kin!, .Jeu)aieljr Jon,. acknonJeJg- J who kpoke oui plainly was Air. KUrr i menu taken oaths administered. Ac. i 14 I. gentlemen," he said firmly "am !T"l* Pr:J' Ti"^ T'xifT"1. '•*"'•* ' oppowd c« all extensions ' If '' bought aud Held. Particular attention , poi J IO collection. r*""0' P.3' a! "« S'**, r Ihink Corner Clark and Newton St*., Albert Lea hotter triad up HEMAN BLACKMER, :: ?' *"a,> n,,t a?ree in thb ma"er !t J a man he had LAWYER L A. N I) l'OIY !S A I, IG J J LAE RT LEA, - - - - MINN. JXTRSW FLOUR, FEED, AND GROCERY STORE! WARREN BUEL, (Successor to J. T. Green ) Second Door South of the People's Store. Vfbere the beat FLOUR, CORN MEAL, GRAHAM, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. OATS, CORN, BRAN, & FEED can be had. Also Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigars, Tea, Coffee, Butler, and Vegetables which will be sold at the lowest living prices. Farm produce sold on commission. vollfino473itf GENERAL MERCHANDISE! JT m F. J ones of Geneva, has purchased, arid will make additions to the stock formerly owned by M. 8 Buxton. Jlargaim* can bo Secured J. F. JONES, Geneva, Minn. $16 per Acre ImprovedFarm For Sale. Fine farm of Itll) acres ; IOO acres now plowed ready for crop ; tame meadow: living springs. Good fence around the entire farm. Good house, babies, &c. Post-office across the road, with daily mail. School house IOO yards from the door. Albei t Lea in full view', gj miles distant, where everything that heart can wish is for sale, except whisky. WEDGE A HIBBS, Agents, Albert Lea, Minn. March 22, 1876. 12 Albert Lea, Mimi. ltf in the College. A former resident of Freeborn county is one of the the proprietors of this institution. The scholarship will bo sold on favorable terms. APP1/ to I. BOTSFORD. SALE—Lite Scholarship Madison Business College. A We will keep constantly on hand a fall Bae of White Pine, Norway Pine, and Hemlock lumber, which we offer to the citizens of the surrounding country at the very lowest CASH PRICE. Our Hemlock DIMENSION LUMBER!! is far superior to pine, for the reason that it is stronger, has less knots, and is Blore durable when exposed to weather. We introduce it to the farmers as being ESPECIALLY ADAPTED for the building of graneries, as it is proof against rat* and mice, which is something that every farmer should guard against. Also the plank to use in barn floors, bridges, & sidewalks, have no equal. WM. J. PRETTYMAN, Agent 26tf , _________ JR hot o graphs. 1877 If you want circulars, If you want handbills, If you want envelopes, If you want business cards, lf you want neat bill-heads, If you want tasty let!cr-heads, lf you want nice visiting-cardr, If you want any kind of job work, Leave orders at Tub $?a.vdakd Office S. S. EDWARDS ^PHOTOGRAPHERS Broadway, opposite Postoffice, ALBERT LEA MINN. J*. A. Puller's PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, Union Block, East side Broadway, ALBERT LEA - - r MINN JOHN ANDERSON, ATTOHXKY AT I. AW IVD VOTARY H BHC, Office over Wedge & Spicer's Drug Store, ALBERT LEA, MINN. L —...........I "I'... J*..1 Hotels. HALL HOUSE W. G. FOST FR, Proprietor. Albert Lea, - - Minn. —— ——-rri'f. JERLOW & NARVESON, Albert Lea, Minnesota. DEALEBS IX Dry Goods, HATS & CAPS, CROCKERY & GLASS-WARE, STONE & WOODENWARE, GROCERIES, SPICES, SARDINES, CONFECTIONERY, Toljacoo, And in fact everything usually kept in a country store. We keep constantly en hand a first class variety of CIGrARS. voll6n474itf JflHK M. MARTY, aliiE10H AYD CIVIE EMER, ALBERT LEA, MINN. L«ave orders with Stacy & Tyrer. will be no use to attempt extending Mr ( ar ton s time, remarked one of the creditors, who thought and felt as did Fldcr. but was not willing to come out so plainly. " This is very true." said a third, 4' a partial extension will be of no use." impossible for him to reply to the pleasant observations of his compt aion Vividly, as if it had occurred yesterday. e.iL»iC up be.ore his mind the circumstances that bad transpired a few years previously U» remembered how eager; v he had sought, from the merest selfish motives, to break down Mr. Carlton, and throw Lim helpless upon the world, and how near he was to accomplishing the merchant's fatal overthrow. Such recti! lect ions drove from his mind the hope that f,r a moment had presented itself of enlisting Mr Carlton'* good feelings, and securing him as a friend in the trial through which he was about to pas*. Several times during the walk he was on the point of breaking the matter to " Sarah.' e< I would SLI I fur a return cargo amounting to 'P I seal of t eagerness. •• Thank G almost immediate exclai from one of hij captains, and contained draft? for fifteen thousand dollars. It also informed him that the s* * imanded by said captain, home in a week, with a of hides and specie thirty thousand dollars The voyage had been profitable teyoud i,)Vei expectation. I Tad, Fi ler had ju-t finished reading the Utter when Mr. Carlton came In. Seizing the kind-hearted merchant by the h ind and pressing it hard, he said. with emotion,— 4* Carlton, yon have saved me ! Ah I sir, this would be to me a far happier moment if, seven years ago, when you were in trouble, I had as generous!) aided you.'' 4* U t the past sleep in peace," returned Mr Carlton " If fortune has smiled again, permit me to rejoice with you, a? I do with all who are blessed Hudson River Railroad, and de- ■itr ited that good management wa* rn port an I factor for making rail-pay. The Xew Yolk and Harlem ll ad came into his control, and 'hen. after a long contest, the New Yr rk Central. Then he secured such influence in the Lake 8hore lines a* to •pen the way to Chicago, and made hi* j> wer felt in the L u ion Pacific and We ►Urn lines This is the merest outline af Mr. \ anderbilt s business career. The derail' of his railroad management have j been constantly before the public, and i with these and his minor scheme* the people are familiar. He entered upon his career as a railroad manager when )ver 6D years of age. and, remarkable his greatest busine*? triumphs have been won as an old man ; were w .rn after that time in life when most men retire from business. Commodore Vanderbilt was a genius in managing. He realized what a railroad! should be, and by strong personal effort secured the greatest possible degree of perfection; secured this by shrewd management rather than by outlay of money. He made railroading a science, and contributed more than any other single tutu to make railroads efficient. \\ hen he retired from lh* actine management of his busine*, a few years ago. he controlled interests The heart of nnnr Mr r I I po'iii oi Greasing the matter to Mr. I ho luart of poor Mr. Carlton almon | C , blU pither hjs hem fa|W ceased to beat. with favoring gale*. To meet with dif .. . _ . - Acuities is of use to us. It gives us I h*Fn»g a money value of three hundred the power cf sympathy with others, and that gift we should all desire, for it is a or his companion made some remark to u wm co7o,,;d *° ^ land to the debtor * ° ^ W"h"Ut "J alI'19i"n *■7 will withdraw, certainly" returned I the enbjeeA tm which Mr r.,r!r n i I ' urnt i i he was so desirous of speaking Mr I arlton, aud left the room i ii , i , "My own views, gentlemen - said r , a ° »the1cour^e 10 ""cr the Mr HioM-nl .I uemfD» 8*»a first word. Rut this w is only n >sto >n- N'phland. 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Float walking, urge walking, high walking, dream walking, fear walking
If you are into podcasts, check out a recent interesting This American Life radio story ("Hit the Road") on Andrew Forsthoefel who walked 4,000 miles across America:
It's not really a backpacking piece, but there are some gems about long distance walking, such as Forsthoefel's classification of different types of walking:
"There's all kinds of walking. There's float walking when it's the easiest thing in the world, and there's urge walking when you are desperate to stop. There's high walking when you are high and hurt walking when you are hurt. I like weep walking the best, when all you can do is cry. I was doing two types of walking at night in Nevada: the first was dream walking, when everything seems like a hallucination; the second was fear walking." –Andrew Forsthoefel
Also check out his website and a link to an hour-long version of the radio story on This American Life: http://www.walkingtolisten.com
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I listened to this podcast last week. great story
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Amazon has been deploying this tactic with its range of Kindle and Fire devices for quite some time, but this is the first time the firm has offered it on a third-party device.
See also: Moto G4 review
For those seeking an even cheaper handset, the company is also offering the same discount on the Blu R1 HD phone, but it's surely the Moto G4 that'll see the majority on this offer.
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Johnson strikes out looking. 1 out.
This game has just been weird, no feel to it. It's like I'm watching a high school game on tv. No life in the stadium or the players on either side.
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Zimmerman lines a double to left center.
Cueto getting some very good calls tonight....that's very good to see.
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Glad Dunn was his typical self there.
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Dunn strikes out looking. Reds are getting the benefit of an extremly wide strike zone.
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NO Gas Loss from Biologically Crusted Soils in Canyonlands National Park, Utah
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In this study, we examined N gas loss as nitric oxide (NO) from N-fixing biologically crusted soils in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. We hypothesized that NO gas loss would increase with increasing N fixation potential of the biologically crusted soil. NO fluxes were measured from biologically crusted soils with three levels of N fixation potential (Scytonema-Nostoc-Collema spp. (dark)>Scytonema-Nostoc-Microcoleus spp. (medium)>Microcoleus spp. (light)) from soil cores and field chambers. In both cores and field chambers there was a significant effect of crust type on NO fluxes, but this was highly dependent on season. NO fluxes from field chambers increased with increasing N fixation potential of the biologically crusted soils (dark>medium>light) in the summer months, with no differences in the spring and autumn. Soil chlorophyllasis Type a content (an index of N fixation potential), percent N, and temperature explained 40% of the variability in NO fluxes from our field sites. Estimates of annual NO loss from dark and light crusts was 0.04-0.16 and 0.02-0.11-N/ha/year. Overall, NO gas loss accounts for approximately 3-7% of the N inputs via N fixation in dark and light biologically crusted soils. Land use practices have drastically altered biological soil crusts communities over the past century. Livestock grazing and intensive recreational use of public lands has resulted in a large scale conversion of dark cyanolichen crusts to light cyanobacterial crusts. As a result, changes in biologically crusted soils in arid and semi-arid regions of the western US may subsequently impact regional NO loss.


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For the last several years, the Jackson Rotary has supported the effort of the Eatontown, NJ based organization American Recreational Military Services (A.R.M.S.) to collect toys and other essentials for the children of active duty service personnel. We receive, from A.R.M.S., paper stars with the name and age, as well as the wished for toy or other essential gifts, for the child. These stars are then posted at the various locations where collection barrels have been set up, and those who wish to participate buy the gift the child has asked for; when the gifts are collected they are provided to the A.R.M.S. group for distribution to the children. Below are examples of Little Soldier fliers, as well as photos of some of the Holiday gifts supplied.
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fantasy about shapeshifters
Cassandra Bennet, better known as Cass, came to an abrupt stop, tyres screeching on the dusty path. The setting sun caused the trees to cast tall, spindly shadows across the road but her attention was focused elsewhere. Despite the growing darkness and cold she stepped out of her car her eyes never leaving the large lump of fur stretched across the middle of the road. Animals, for Cass, were her weak spot. if it had fur, scales or feathers she loved it. Ever since she was little she was bringing in and caring for animals so becoming a vet wasn't a surprising decision to anyone who knew her. She used her quick intelligence to study for exams never dating, hardly ever going out just studying. After university she and a friend set up a small veterinary clinic although now she'd be running one alone. She was moving away to start a new life, leaving behind her old self and the pain and anger that person had felt behind. She shook her head dispersing the turmoil she felt building up.
Edging slowly towards the animal she noticed the blood pool around it and quickened her steps careful to avoid getting blood on her clothes or her shoes. Leaning over the beast she distinguished a muzzle and pointy ears, a wolf and here she was within touching distance. Looking it over she noticed the gun shot wound in its shoulder the trail of blood making the fur beneath it sticky and matted until it reached the road. She reached her fingers out to check the wound but jumped and snatched it back when a loud grumbling emanated from the chest of the wolf. Snapping her head round her brown eyes met the wide green eyes speckled with gold of her patient. Her training kicking in she straightened up, put her hands up and started talking to the animal in a soothing, calm tone, reserved for animals and babies. Still holding the wolves gaze she gingerly inched her hand towards the wound again seeing the pain blazing behind the feirce eyes. Her hand reached the fur surrounding the shot and gently smoothed the fur away it. "poor thing.I'm gonna have to get you home can you get up? come on sweetie" and as if the wolf understood her words it slowly began to shift and get up. Only when it stood up did she realise just how big the animal was, maybe twice the size of any wolf she'd ever seen. Eventually with much coaxing and the same softly uttered words she managed to get the wolf relativly comfortable in the back of her dodge ram. Getting back in to the drivers seat she started up the engine and began her journey home checking on the wolf periodically in the rear view mirror finally seeing it was lying unconscience, well great she thought how am i supposed to get that out? Glancing once more in to the mirror she noticed several dark silhouettes and gleaming eyes peering out from the side of the road but after blinking they were gone.


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Schwartz Rounds™ at UK Albert B. Chandler Hospital are presented six times per year by the UK Program for Bioethics in coordination with the Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare. These rounds are facilitated by Natalie Houghton and championed by Romil Chadha and Joanne Matthews.
Schwartz Rounds™ are also offered at
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Noon-1 p.m., MN-463 Auditorium
Providing Good Care for People who Have Done Bad ThingsPanelists: April Dunaway, RN, BSN, CEN; Michael Ruhe, EMT-P, FP-C, CRT; Ashley Jackson, RN, BSN; and Jacob Shopp, MD, MS
The Patients that Stick with YouPanelists: Penny Gilbert, MSN, MBA, RN; Stephen Grupke, MD; Colleen Swartz, DNP, MBA, RN; and C. Randy Jones, MD
Why I Help: Caregivers who Share their Talents in Distant Lands
Panelists: Corinna Hughes, RN, BSN; Mike Anstead, MD, FCCP; Scott Kincaid, PharmD, BCPS; and Elizabeth, Siereveld, PT, DPT
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All Encompassing Winger Acquisition Thread
lets keep all winger acquisition talk here.
I'd give anything to have one of those top 2.
Other than those 2 I'd love to have Iginla. Him and Sid, Geno and Neal would be simply unreal.
Let's just get Tarasenko I'm sure STL will give him up for Lovejoy & a 1st right?
He's never talked about but I think Getzlaf would look great as Crosbys winger. Pending UFA but I think the Ducks keep him.
I'm a big Clowe fan and his #1 on my list. I think the Pens top 6 needs his size and brand of mean.
I also wouldn't mind seeing Hemsky. He would be just what the PP needs. Tons of skill and a righty shot. I also think he's gettable. His injuries worry me though.
Morrow is another guy that worries me because he always seems to miss time and is slightly older than I would like to see. If the Pens could somehow get Ritche worked into a deal I would pass out. Gotta say the East really needs to see a line of Clowe-Crosby-Morrow..
From the list in the OP (good list Lost in Crafton!), I would look into acquiring Clowe, Ryder, PM Bouchard, Setoguchi, Hörnqvist or Malone (if Tampa retains some of his salary) if their respective teams are well out of contention at the deadline. I've a feeling the rest of the players would come at too high of a cost, either in the form of assets or salary. I'm pretty sure Minnesota makes the playoffs though, which would limit "my" list quite considerably.
Why is Chris Stewart listed as "No Hope"?
Blues have great winger depth and a bunch of righties and he wasnt exactly blowing them away before.
I really wish we could have taken advantage or when Brown was "on the block" or Stewart was struggling or when Oshie, Wilson were "in the doghouse". But of course those GMs arent stupid. Im not sure Brown was really on the block and theres no saying hed have been cheap.
Magnus Pääjärvi might need a change of scenery. He's a former #10 overall pick, so Edmonton might not wish to part with the investment they made in 2009. He was scratched against Vancouver, whatever that means.
Besides the big names, Ryan Clowe would be my target but not sure the Sharks would move him
Also as much as I wanted Parise, if the Ducks can't work out an extension with Perry Shero better be ready this summer to offer him a huge deal
I believe we have the cap space but why not try and get Viktor Stålberg
or Magnus Pääjärvi.. If not both... Paajarvi would develop great being on Malkin's wing and big Stalberg on Crosby's wing with Kunitz
Michael Ryder stands out to me. Could get him for Kunitz like money and ive always like his shot. Think he could be a 35 goal winger consistently with Crosby.
Heck I'd even take Jagr back
Due to cap uncertainty, I don't think it would be prudent to go for anybody who is owed or will be owed big money beyond next year. As much as we could use another skilled winger, it would be a luxury at this point, not a desperate need.
In view of that, if I were Shero I'd look to go one of two directions. Either a pure rental (Iginla or more likely a lesser cost rental) or an under the radar younger guy at a reasonable cost.
They dont need more forwards. Why would they trade Stewart and expect a better winger in his place?
Theyve been looking for left handed defenders, someone to play with Pietrangelo. That could cater towards us just fine. Depending on his value we would have the assets to make it happen, itd just be a matter of whether Shero saw it as worth it.
Another name worth mentioning is Havlat?
Also I know Morrow is at a low point but maybe that just makes him tradable. Low ball Dallas.
All that aside, I'm not even convinced Pääjärvi would be a better option for our top 6 this season than Bennett.
You say Paajarvi might not be an upgrade for us but insist they'll want a 2nd line center or #1 dman for him?
IDK about thier stable of promising Dmen, adding Shultz helped.
Iginla, Clowe, or go home.
Whatever happens, I would not be in favor of trading young prospects for older, pending UFA players. I would much prefer someone who is still on their ELC or pending RFA (similar to Neal, I guess). The idea of trading someone like Morrow+ to rent Iginla for a few weeks (potentially) is not good. Iginla is past his prime and will still be expensive to re-sign. Add to that, we would be resuming the search for winger in a season or two. Let's think of a long (er)-term solution. Someone who can potentially play here for the next decade.
Can someone explain to me why everybody is so crazy about getting a winger? Im sure everybody would agree if our big guys stay healthy were gonna be top 5 in offense(prob 1st). If the pens had a great winger last year somebody like rick nash does anybody think that would of changed the result of the flyers series? Pens tryed to outscore everybody in the playoffs last year that style dont work in the playoffs just ask bruce boudreau and the caps. Pens upgrading there top 4 def should be there priority.
The D looks fine currently.
There's no need to go cheap on Sid's wing anymore with Staal's big salary gone. Many of us have waited patiently to see how good this team can be when both Sid and Gino have legit wingers. It's time for that to happen.
A winger can also add defense through offense by helping Crosby attack and consequently pinning other teams in their own end.
Maybe we're thinking to big. I wouldn't mind going after Tatar, Brett Ritchie or Austin Watson.
Another vet to add to the list would be Vermette.
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