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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-08-13
PUBLIC ROADS AND IMMIGRATION.

Il
Hundreds of persons, no doubt,
have been deferred from immigrating
to Tennessee on account of our mis-
cradle public road system, or rather
our want of any road system at all.
To one who has been used to good
roads there is nothing very attrac
tive in a country, the roads of which
are practically impossible for several
months in the year. A farmer may
hold on to the produce of his farm
for better prices, but as apt as not
the rise in prices will come at time
when he cannot reach a market on
account of the condition of the
roads.
But to persons who are looking to
Tennessee for a home, we have the
qualification of saying, now that
our people are aroused on the sub
iect, we expect a great Improvement
in our public roads in short time.
Our last legislature enacted q road
law which is q vast improvement
over the old order of things; and if
properly enforced, as we think it will
be, it will be a great benefit to the
State. It is not perfect by any
means, nor what it should be, but,
now that we have made a start in the
right direction, we are sure that nc
steps backward will be taken,
and that in very few
years the public roads will be i'm
proved several hundred per cent.
The law as it now exists provides
for the assessment of road tax by
the several counties. Some of the
counties have levied a tax sufficient
to do great deal of work this year
Others have made a wholly INSULT
cient levy; we are sorry to say, but
when the good effects of the new
system are once seen, we feel certain
that all the counties will see the
necessity of keeping their public
roads in good condition. We have
much encouragement on this impor-
tant question.
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J. +. RAUMANN,
ER GHTTE<ysTs
nR EInE De- z n Mn.innaI rnnfz az s
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1881.
Harp r's Weekly.
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ment.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

Der geitrige Sag bat obne 5ipsifel
benz StoI3 beS Nsp gorfer Grienators
einen fur6tbaren S6Ias berfeBt. Sn
Scr feiten 3uperidt iein Manbat nice
oerIegenb, oaB ibn Die republitanii6e
Mebrbeit Ser Stem gorfer 2e9islatur
nit ounabernber Giuitimmisfeit tuie-
terertpdbIen unb bamit redtfertisen
wsrbe, nruBte er cs geiteru erleben. baB
er bel ser 9etrenuten @bitimmung Der
bciten Sduisr Der 9esisIatur itn 6enat
bon 80 Stimmeu nur 8 unb in Der
9Ifemblg BON 127 Stimnlen (ein Wit'
9Iieb Ser 9lhembID, Carpenter, lit ab-
iuelenb) nur 26 Stimmen, aIio sufam'
men nod ui9t einmaI elm 8ierteI
Stimmen erbielt. Sein lln9Iil6sge-
no1c YIatt ober bate fid 9ar i'm Senat
nit 8 uno in Der NlIembIb nit 21
@timmcn su begnii9en. SaS 1T elm
&eIuItat, wel9es bie pefimiitifdffen
Nnban9er GontliuaS uidlt beflrdtet,
nod feline ianauinilditen Segner gu
6offen aepq9t baben. 9atten fi4 bod
su oem perunaIIften Caucus Der Cont
IiAg-2cute am MOntna Ibeno immer>
bin nod brcibigWitglicOrr 6erN femblD
ein0efunScn. 9lber ielbit bieie 9.rinse
3abI Der @etreucn lit @onfIing' ni9t
I'M Stnnbc eciucien suiammen3ubalten.
GicImebr linb, wic bic Mbitimmuna
cr9ab, suiidcn oem orgcitri9en Ibenc
unO benz 9eRrigsn Ntittag bersits bier
bon bicler Sdaar ab9efaIIen. SaB
untcr loIden llmitanben Die Gusfdten
Gonflin0'S auf BieberiuabI 9Ieid 0uIl
liuo, Iic9t auf Der Sano uuo oas Gin
,i9e, was CT bilIeidt nod erreiden
fann, iit, bab er iiberB lupt cine gSabl
in Scr 9c9enwdrti8en 2e9isIatur-Yer-
iobe ocrbinbert. 0ieieS gu tbun, lie9i
in ieiner SanO, iOIan9e er i'm Helbs
bleibt unO feline 2eutc Eel ibm aus
barren. Oenn lelbf oen Sdu 9eleRt,
bub cs m09Iidl !udre, Die repubIitani'
I6en @eoncr &ontIins's unter eineu
9ut su bliu9.n uuo auf beRimmtt
@anbiooten gu bereini9cu, 10 eebieter
iie bod, rad Scr aeftriaen Sraftpro5t
,u urtbciIen, nur ii3er 70 Stimmen
tudbrcnO su elmer 9SabI in gemein'
| fdaftIiderSi SiBuug, 10 Iange bas Obener
mabntc Witglieo Der 9lhembID, Gar
pentcr, abpeieno 1T, immerbiu 81
Stimmen oebOren. Rit 9uIfe bemo
fratiider Stimmeu bcn brcbenoeu
Deadlock" ;u breden uno eint
@ntI6eibuug bertcisufilbren, miro aber
obne 3weifcl uur banu tbunli6 fein.
meuu oeu Semofratcu ais GntgeIt ell
Sunbeslenator ,ugeitanben iuilrbe
gu elmer ocrarti9cn ibimpflidlen Gom'
biuation, ueIdc sen Semosroteu bor
ueuem sic Mebrbeit I'M SunoeSiennt
ae5en wurbc, miro ieOO6 wobI tein
NIlloel ser rcpublifanii6en Yartei Die
Sanb bicten molten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

Die @arfeIb Administration lnBt
fidb rc1t gut an. SeneraI-Y oitmeItter
San,es bnt seseist, bab fein SOrgdn9er,
Der Gr.Gebeae Sep, ni@t beGer tit wis
elm Gr-9febeue uberbuupt Blaine
fdlbt unfere Burger im @nSIanOe
8inbom, unfer S@ns'Sefrctar, ipart
bem 2anoe Miuionen auf 0fiIiionen ;
SarEelo bat @ontlins, ben Raiicr bon
Rew.0 ort, obaemurfit uuO Dem 2anSe
se,siat, wer sisentIidl 9err I'M Sauie
1T :; Bob Qiutoln Der &rieaS-Setrctar,
bat man9em unbdrti0en SdurSenbcIb
nit speierIei Sud- am Sragen in
Baidinston, geseiat, bab SnfeI edm
feline sefarbte Sdnurrbdrt@en, absr 3ll
8eiten Solbaten braudt unO bat Die
&erl6en on bic @ren3e eei6idt. =,
ia ; bic SarfeIb @Ominiitration ldBt
fb febr gut on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03
ss p.rIautet. soh 9rafib.nt sarlie

Gs berlautet, Sob 8rdfbsnt SarFdb
bic on ben Oisbereien I'M SauSmetiter.
ante bes 9&asumtes betbeiIist sesue'
ieuen Beamten abfekeu nirb. Der
$rafi6ent foa bem uerbredcrifden
Suiben $itneb's uno feiner Senofm
f@ou Dor Idnserer 3eit, ais er nod i'm
abaeor6uetenbaufe Oes IcBten @ongreft
les iob, auf Die Spur aefommen iein
unb baIb nod feinem @mtsantrttt auf
cine llnterfu9une ee6rungen baben.
Bidtissre @ei@dfte DerbinOerten aber
bisber ibn unS ben SinanSminiltsr
Binbom, Der Sa6e Die crforberIidr
@uimertiamteit gu facnfen, font
marSe Die iduIbiseu Beamten f9on
frlber i6r S9idiaI ereilt habsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

gSenn Die Oenotraten ertuartet ba-
ben, oae Die 3eiignatiOn Gonflin9'S
unb ictnes Snappen Ylatt bic 5nts'
eritat Der repubIifanii6en Yartei, ia
ipObI gar ibre Griiien3 in sSrage itellen
unO ernitIid 9efabrbcn f6nne, 10 babsa
fe fd sriinOIi6 Ocrre6net. Die rec
publifanii4e Yurtei unb Die bon ibr
pertretene Sade fno gu 9roB nnb fte'
fen su fef, OILS bub Die Subnenfudt
,tpeier ibrer Sertreter - unb feicn oieie
au9 nod 70 beoeuteno unb cinFubrcid
- ibren Befanb unb ibre fernere
Rodtfeuuus oud nur I'M gcringiten
crnitlid sefdbrben f0nnten. Gs fcblt
gott fei 0ant in ben 8eiben Der &e'
pubIitaner nidt an ben 9eei9neten
DISQUALIFICATION, nm ielbit bic 2lfe
erfoIsrei6 gu fiilIen, Die elm @OnfIing
our6 feinen 9tudtritt bon Der leitenben
Steuuna, Die er bis Dor fursem uutcr
ben republifanifdsn Subrern ein9e'
nommen, seitweiIig ueruriaAt baben
maa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03
0esea 9mFeM, Grtaltansen ,iaa
sti&bafeu, sebran9e
@DesfaI NUti;.

Aueu Yericntn bic teint @tI16fte nit be,
@eIeaI&aft tabeu ilf es biermit frens prrboter,
einautreten, Esen. ittberr, Dber stben auf BEN
@tlei,e, SeitrnesIsiit, xurntablss, Deppts
pIatfcrn1s. Ster aaf cine locomotive OSer @as.
spR Der Rifouri pasiFe &. &. rber ibrtE
3weiababnen 3u itsissu Ubsr ;u fabren.
limb allen frI1sn yerfpneH, Ub 6inber Ubrl
9rpa&fsne biene es biermit sur Na1ri&t, baf
nc teiu aeIesli9.s He@t baben idt irsentpr
ein;utrdnaet, une bae iie In alien S5alIen llr-
bsrfrtttr Fnb unb ssisbIi$ bsIanSt perOsn fUa'
Ren.
Naen perlpnen IL es birrmit Serbrtrn be.
1aste pIdSe 3ur GransaEttrn itrer 4ripatse-
I&dfte su btnuBsn, unb etsen aIe, bic birlrr
Aucrbruns Ai&t Gslse IsiRrn trirr gtri&tIit
einsei&rittsn.
Die Aufmrsiamfeit Der Gltern teren Sinber
fIGH um ~ ipitIen, fabrrn ober su anorrer
3pedea basGissntbum bsr@eieai&aft betrtteu,
"a auf rtist AErrhnuns seIenft. unb fiub brit.
eeab erTuHt bieleIten ron ter Sabn fern 30
kaItsn, ba Fs ntdtt uur srUetn 9sfabren aus
aeItbt, fcn6srn aud srlrsIi& lirbsrtrrter EAb,
8enernI DHitr Der Nc., pasifc &. 81.
u. q. 9aImage,
9eneraI Wanaaer
ct. 2ouiS, Nto., Den 10. Sanuar 1881
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

getrou6sen, peltner
Eg- frft peertabtltfdJ ID. -dA
Or hctlt ale 9sifcn, relbe ems elmer St6ruas eer
Guuettrncr Ger Sstcr uno ber Gtnsenetbe eutite6eH
5ltuFro naiiHIkfif.
Der RsauIatcr BELT eieie fhrcHt4e Sraufbett
arinelfii. gBir tebdupten NIT Ra&eru6, mas rtr
ais rdhr etfdnnt haben.
31rrIfnpfnt9.
Tiefes Setnen fcnte nte ols eeTtusfheis 6etrd6tet
rerncH Die Ratur reranet bic auberfe stIMaSt5=
felt ber Nuuetpuen her Gin9ersiee. Sdfet olIr Der
gdtur, tntem Str SiuImru5 9trer 3esrlater ee=
brau6t Gr TT ebenio barmlrs rtc iie unh rrrfian1.
EjIiutorfbpt0fn.
einSeruns 1T Aneu sebcten, rel&e thelt& NIT etes
fem 9cihtn 3u fimpfen baben. Gr bat puneerte ses
teilt uRn nth aud Gud heiIeus rrenn Shr hH rerfud
3tlnlnrt6.
SeSerra1 INN tuun kie anIaae herielben perueieen,
renu CT seIeseutIia cine 0cfs prn Sfnsutea1
EfpFr Regulator ut-imt, Nm be eeber IN 8eiHa'
Fer 2hatt3teit 81 erhalteH
Hebler Atbfna
entIprtnst serrbnIih aus eiHem rerscrbenen HdeeH,
tdnu aber perttiIert Irsreen hurG een SesEaa4 peS
Gimmrn5 eiper Resuldter:
Gelbtndjf.
Gtmu1pns 2trsr ResuIdtrr mer;t Heie erantteh
aranhItb ans Rem Spffem, uni madt ete S1nt uar
uah fret reR aueu unreinbetten.
Eoltk.
Stnhsr, relte an acIif IeieeH, empfHhtR tGaen
Qtneeruue ipsuu Stmmpn5 Girer 6eauIdtrr anses
rpantt nah autb Grrahfeue emrfduseu srcse Grs
Iethierrna nurd tieie ReeiIin. Der &e5ulatcr tk
nt6t uuaiaeuebm ccn Gei6mad. GI 10 UHf6aeltA
un6 lpirfiam. Stein rssetabtifn.
Bel allen ApOthetsr1 u babeu. 9eriutht i6Tb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

Sie ruififden &eDoiutiOnudrc bGben
bas Ntanifeit oeS Gsaren 6nrd cine
spsite YrocIamation beantiuortct, in
ncIder fe auf bic eIenbe Gage Der
8nuern, bic DcpOrtatiOnen nad Sibi-
ricn, bic Snebeluna Der freien 8ebe
unb Der Yrshe Ra6bru6 Ie9en unb srs
tIdrsn, 6ob Der @3or faIiden Stdtben
I.in DIR leibs. Sas Document
fdliebt pie fOIat yWoae Sbre Maic>
tdt Sbr Bolt um iid UeriammeIn unt
nit pcrurtbeiIsIoiem Gimme ocGcn
8Hufde anb0reu. Damn ueroen Deocr
Sbre Maieitat, nod Der Staat Srunt
babeu, tpeitere GntaifrOpben ;n beiir6'
ten"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

Oie neue Steuereiniddbuna fir
WtiFouri besann am l. Suni. Sie
besie5t fi6 oiesmal MIR auf beWe9li6es
(perI0nIi9es) @isentbum, ba Die Gin
idabung bon SrunbeiSentbum, auI
sluei Sabre @llti9teit bat unb in Sen
Sabren nit 9roben gtummern itattfu'
bet. Mber Die biesidbrise Giniddguna
wirb Bel ben Sarmeru beiOnSere &C.
nustbuuns erreeen, reiI babel ibr lanat
eebester @unid, baB Die Sabreserntt
bon Der s;sfeueruns frei fein foue'
erflIlt pirb. gu bisiem 3uede lit Del
@nfans Der Ginfddsuna uno oas oa
fur mabgebenoe Datum bonn /. @ugui
auf zen l. SUM- UerIest iuoroen. Sa'
burd perben Der g8eisen unO ioniti9t
6eISfrldte, weIde spiiden benz l.
sunni unb L. Nusuf reifen uno ein9s'
beimit iuerben, bon Der Sefeuerune
befreit, ipie es Dos BeIfdtOrn unt
onbsre EeIofrudte, ipelbe erft ipats'
reifen. burd biefe &batiade fdbor
frlber iparen. Die Nen0erung Wurbt
bon bsm aefammten SSarmeritanb
brinaenb berIanet unb miro etncm alter
Bef9nereearunbe benelben ein Gno
MAIDEN. ollie 8erfude, ben 8iusd nu
anberem Weee ;u crrei6en. lparen al
Der nusbrn6Iiden Bsitimmuu9 De
Yerlafuns, welde 4 ss @tgentbun
BON Yribatlenten Der Seiteuerun
uuserwirft, sei&eitert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

Sc Due, Der aderbau-@ ommiifdr,
bat reFgnirt. Oas lit cine Der beiten
stadridten, tuelhe in ben Iesten &a9en
bon @albinstou setommen ilnS.
g8ean Serr BORING. ben 9arfeIo su
ieinem 3a@foIser ernannt bot, iid aIs
tIdtis erpeiit, Idbt iid bieIIcidt aus
biefem Smte. oas bisber nidt pieI
mebr dIs cine aueue uuniiber 9slb'
ausga6en geiusfen lit, etiuas Sernilnf'
tigeS MAIDEN. Die &eiisnatiOn mub
Ssrrn Sc DUO iebr nabe geIe9t wOrben
fein; lei@t bot cr Ii6 bon ieinen Sbee'
pffnn3unsen, bon ieinen gSeIidforn'
unb SorQbum- 8uderfabriten, bon Der
&i9arrenftaube nnb ieinen Srattuurit'
baumen fi9erIi9 nidt setrennt.-Mn'
ieiser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03
lle6er Baltimore.


SsSsr, Der has aIte IatsrIan6 trI,l&cn pter
8ertraEetr unh Srcunee rem Gurppd fenmen
alIen nil, fpllte bic prabtSpuen nsutn riItruIn
SSraubrn- 90itSamPfl4iHs Sss
StOrSNeatidlen 2lObS,
;ur lletrrfntrt ttnuseu.
Mit Dantpff6iFrn bes Hprbbeutlden 2lpYb
tpurtsu bis Gnbr 1879 ibrr 100000 geriensu
brfErfrrt.
yWfit OompfdiTen besSicrOOeutIdlen
9IOgo purSen bis Gnoe 1880 lber
100000 Yerlonen bef0rSert."
Die Dampftr Strisr GOmpasnis:
Srauni9weia, 3lOO8 onS, @apllnbGtfb
stirubcrg, 3100 Sons Sap Sd9er,
9eipsis. $500 ~ @feiifer,
Ohio, 25oO n . Sleeper
Berlin, $500 ." Stinde,
Baltimore, $500 ;, /, 9eDmcrs,
fatrru rrssImdsis aIIs ii Sage stpiI5en Srcs
men unS SaItimOre unN nsbmra pnHaeisvs
81 fcleenrrn Staten an.
Son Baltimore nod 8rCmen.
3mil6snhsf $4,000
ainbrr spif@eu uub 10 9nbrrn bic 9SIftr.
Son Srcmen nod Baltimore.
3wiI6sutsf $500
ainter spilhrn nnb u Snbrrn bic 61lftr.
S6nsIin9t 200 &uuereiietiIIetS III ermGBis-
ten prrilsn.
Ter 2dnSuuespIdb bitltr 9dmpfI6ifc In
Baltimore 1T sugIeiCb 9tppt Ger Baltimore une
Sbir Gieubabn, wel6s pafiasirrc Upn uue mad,
bem 9Scfrn an billi9ercu 4reifcn be.
fSrcert ais irsrnb cinr @ilsntntn ppn Rem
yrrt unb philadelphia.
Sei GnFuuft ter Dampfl6iFe pirb tdS Drsrt
fir ale Nidtanseifratrn sriblpfrit, 70 baB bic
Ginwaneerrr nidt her @tfnbr aalsCIest irb
rpn Sstriisern bsI6rinheIt su irerhen, mas IN
anbrrn 6afrnplGsen Irirrr 70 oft trr Gaa III.
gSir MAIDEN nod brlcnttrs nuf frIsents
| fir bruti9e 8eiIenre bcrbabtunasm Scr.
| sii9e dufmertfom peItte bic 9ieiIt NIT unfern
S6iTrn bietst. Die pG6nsisrt line unttr
OsutI6en, f0nnen th allU nit ScbCunanu
rerifGnbi9en phne Solmetldfr su eebTanben.
| llmlsen aus einCm SdbiiT in has aneGIe, trte
bel tubireeten Saifen finbet nibt lfatt; bic
| Yalidgirre sebsn IN Srcmen fpelei@ an Scrb
he's Secaneampfsrs nne perIafeu SsHlcIbtn :rit
in 8aItimpre.-
eB @fern nGbrrcr ausFunft RrnSt ninH
ft ar bic 0snrral-ADsntrn.
81. Stbmbmacbcr S. 60,
SO 5Sii6 SAB Ctr, Baltimore, N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03

SsSsr, Der taS aIte IaterIan6 tt1,l&sn pkrr
gertpartte unh Srcunee rem Gurppd Frnimtn
alIen nil, ipllte bic pra6tSplrn neutn riItrntn
SGraubru. pUitcampfi6iTs hes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-06-03
45ernonn, NO., 0reitae, SEN s. Smnt 1851.

9eiber ift es benz 2rieasminiFsl
9ineoIn nidt gelunsen, ole &oburaer,
.. 8. Die Ball unb SefeIIfdaits'Sif'
eiere, Die ME cine Stun6e ini OienF
aepefen fno, BON gBafbingtoH an BIZ
Snbianer.@rense su berieken, aber el
bat bafiir etpns fertig sebra@t, was
feline Sorsduser fets ncrna&laffgt
baben. Gr bat nanlid Die umfafeno'
fen Ntabrsssln trefen Iaflen, UNI es
erif gar ni6t su einem neuen Snoianer-
Sricoe fomtnen gu laiien, iudbreno man
frulcr INNER Die Sriese ansbreden
lieb, un6 Die ,gSiIbea" oann nit uns
iagliden SpferH niebermekeIte. So'
baIb inbefen biesmal Die lltes ibre &C.
iu0bnIiden 9teoeusarten su flbren BE-
gannen, murbcn seni9enbe Srupptn-
MafIen suiammengesoaen, Die nber
.ine neu 9ebabnte Strabe III oIIerflr'
sefsr 3eit bonn Sort mad Der &eferba'
tion seuorfen tuerben t6nnen. RuI'
mebr miro aud cine telearapbifd]e ger'
biaoung suifhen Der llneompasbre-
@9entur unb Dem Sauptquartier oes
Generals Yope ber9eseifellt, fOoab
Serit1rtun9eu n0tbiaenfaHs fofOrt ber-
beioerufen perben fonnen. Oie Ser
rem Sn6ianer fennen ole Beoeutung
oiefsr Wabrcgeln febr eenau unb uer-
oen ii6 bitten, ben Srie9spfaS su bee
treten. Sre iino f6on bsbsuteno rubi-
ger, aIS Dor einieen g8o@en, no man
itlnoli6 ben Musbru9 zines Sompfes
eriuartete.- ct. g. Sriblne.
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4 An Aged and Gigantic Tree.

Fer the last 5000 years, it is said,
there has stood in the immediate, neigh.
borhood of Sparta gigantic cypress,
the very same tree which of old found
mention in the pages of Pausanias and
other antique Greek HISTORIANS. It
reared its stately head to height of
100 feet above the ground, and its dark
foliage overshadowed space nearly
800 feet in circumference. It was a
source of profit. IS WeH as Of pride, to
all the inhabitants Of Sparta, for its
worldwide fame annually attracted
hundreds of curious tourists from all
parts OF Europe, whose Temporary So
journ in its vicinity brought no small
amount Of grist to the Spartan mill.
Only the other day this venerable sylvan
patriarch was ignited by band of evp-
sizes while cooling their midday meal
under the shade of its leafy branches.
and burned to the ground, despite siren
uous efforts made to save it from ami.
hilation. 1t would appear that grfevous
accident regarded By the Greek pop
ulace 8 Of evil omen to, the enterprise
in which the Hellenic nation is just now
embarked. s'
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nice times began Katy apologeticany:
but her father stopped her.
flush! Where havc- yuu ~beepa's
said, sternly. !" Your mother all alone
with the wnrksausithe hnby 2ss>sLeeks at
her tired, red face. 'h~tA Butthis Tsproof
stopped just here, FORTH tired red face
suddenly grew aslien white, and Katyssg
weary rnotherwasnnconscioussnA...'',-''..
Months have passed since then hut
Katy's heart is still sore. Her mothers
q patient invalid, without the ability to
walk . step. Every, night, as Katv's
head falls upon the pillow, she looks
about her rooms pretty belongings.
mothers love and taste breat6iac
through them all-and thinks 81 w6sfs
that gray haired doctor said months.
ago. as he looked pityingly at her dear
mother. Looking at her thoughtless
little Katy. he said, .Mother has had
to work too hard this hot, close day; she's
too delicate for such prostratfng work. T.
suppose you help her all you CAM esq
'.Ah. but that's the trouble! didn't
help mother all I could: that's why INV
pillow pricks so." .gasuaIs 81 ii -
Poor Katy!Y don't you all pity, herP--
s. s. Times. 'ss3SS t3EVATl - q esli
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1or Aon,,a TENDERS.
n NOBLE BoE

~ OD6A/ OOxs
He was very little boy, 80 y
BIT as he passed me BY "a tf..i.,8
smiled to see the brave. bright look
Ia That sparkled in his eye. .fs.9,,,3.s !,
:. The basket on his slender arm
Was heavy, quite, as he: 80 s9s ~
"1'ye got to take it way up town."
He, laughing. said to me. s2Ne is
"Idor' believe you can" said L;
The loads too large for YOU"
Wen. anyway" said ile,,a !" FL try tf't &
And see what 1 can do"
Were very, very poor" said he.
MY mother seWS all day; s:s I
like to work, because, you see,
1t helps to pay otir way 1IJ 888if
"It.s jolly fun to get job "a asse.
when mother doesn't know,
And carry something homo to her; tss,g
like to 'sprise her SO!
81 don't mind II the work Is hard.
W. 81 Ill do 1t, ii j can, ,f4ssss=. 49,. 4
For mothers sake" he bravely said
And on his errand ran. 49,
God bless the boy who loves to help
HIS mother "pay the way!" ~ tRaHS
little hero, young in years
In heart, q man to-day 3fia.stszl 2
-Eber T.. Rerford, in Golden Days.
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Great Giants to Be Fought.

Il wish j We're q knight, and, could
kill some great giant said Frank.
after a long conversation with his 81
mOtherason the r. knights of the olden
time and the giant Killers of other days.
f. ssWel,s xyeu can be. Frank, I'll am 1
sure. said the lady: : !. There are still
giants to be fought - = - s'ass1 =
Z sWhere are they. and wlleres will =
get suitable armorPaa he asked -.
"My son." replied his mother,
|e' there is the giant of iSloth 1.-THE qiant Ii
of sImpatience. the giant yof Revenge.
and MANY other very ugly monsters 4
against whom you might wage nnoess,s,n
ION, but tRey are only iiriagiSstssO
giants. and / do not feed so, anxions Ia. Z
engage in imaginary warfare, / want
to do real fighting, niother;" atdaal
Frank gaveoan imaginary sword tArz,st IL
at an imaginary foe as he spoke.
\ '.Are you quite sure about the ifh-sH
aginary nature of your giaptsA,s,. asked
the mother. 1T is not m any DAYS since
q smaller boy than yoa canfes40 lis9:si
mother in anything but s..imagiaagy
dread. His brother threatened to do
him grievois injury because he1 iEat8t
Imeddled with some, of that. brothers Is
curiosities. I thought then that Giant ie'
Revenge was anything but an irnagilvs
II might relate al 4 incident. 'A oDdIhB.a
atinued the mother, ssto prove the ysrpg.s
,serious existence, of Giant 1Sloth,. while. j.
it is only yesterday that son Of nine ~
bid fair to be carried captiaeIbg ;Gisatsas
llnpatience. Perhaps you happen To-
remember certain boy Who exclaifhi 'N
ed. quite fretfullS, .OhpIade s6dh1taa3
Latin; wish Latin had meyer, beer. n
Invented, and the Latin grammar w II z
shaC up in q manner fha at added IsluuhiutIs
emphasis to the remark. u
There's another thrust atme, = sid "
J Frank. Is.Upommy wuslQ lone. wsp41isy
think was the giant. mother, and that I.
yod were the igiiant.kfller, intent dp fifAi
Shaving mB. gu rs! r. ,nsn9sIgvS 1aa,nsss
Not at all, my SON. do not wish
even to wound your fed Wings; btu {uttA
seemed so DESTROYS to becomcs kRigbk2e
and . hero, that | thought / should
like to show You how easily y6llcod4doa
enteriupon warfare. in which all yApr,as
bravery and martial feeling will be
needed to insure yoar trsniiIpb r. Gre
course. You. will need armers and pur,ai
lesson at prayers this morning viii sug
fgest how you may secure that ~ f06 ~
it was taken from the EpistleAu
to- the Ephesians, and the sixth
chaptef.n 10 ii161 Bah tfa4 @Diaa TsIh
.isWell. must try,rmother--indeed
must-to attack these great giants. ard
1 remefnberljustF nows vae wordsfatkeisa]
so often quotes; He, ! that il ,slow.lto 81
anger is better than the might " and he
that sruleth, his spirit than he tharH
taketh s.city.l l"A X Observer 4 1T