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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03
Spiritual Power.

Spiritual power comes only from the
Holy Spirit dwelling in and working
with and through the human spirit, and
by the instrumentality of the truth as it
is in Jesus. Believers in the Lord Jesus
Christ are made new creatures by the
power of regeneration, and are receiv-
ers of it by the grace of God. The
Church is organized to receive and use
this power with men and with God in
the world. But the Church cannot do
her work without sufficient and continu-
Gus supplies of "power from on high "
to keep her moving regularly and eff
GENTLY. Ever since Jesus Christ went
up to glory from the Mount of Olives
the Holy Spirit has been in the world,
convcting it of sin, of unrighteousness
and of Judgment, and converting innu-
merable millions of sinners from the
error of their ways. He has also per-
fected that good work which he thus
began in them. Revivals of religion,
reformations of faith and practice, and
great ecclesiastical publications have
made new eras of spiritual power in
Christendom, and the conversion of
pagan peoples to Christ has given them
new civilizations and new moral and re-
ligious life. But it would dishonor the
Holy Ghost to suppose that even his
greatest influence is confined to crowds
and masses of people, and to that
strained excitement which sometimes
overwhelms large communities. The
supplemented Russian Christians, to
whom Richard Knill brought the Cos
pei, used to call him " the man on fire."
The ministries of Baxter, Doddridge,
Chalmers, M'Cheyne and William G.
Burns-like those of the reformers, the
Wesleys and Whitefeld and the later
work of Sturgeon, Moody and other
living leaders of the sacramental host,
are signals of that inexhaustible re-
serve of power which the Comforter is
using now, and will pour forth more
abundantly as the Church is able to re-
ceive it and as the world needs it.
There never has been nor will there
be any lack of it for the greatest emer-
gencies of the Church or for the victories
of the Lamb.-IV. j. Il, Taylor, DID,.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

I" l INTENDED to tell Jane to bring a
fresh bucket of water" said the wife of
Professor Nottlehead, looking up from
her sewing. "You doubtless mean a
bucket of fresh water" reioined the
husband. " wish you would pay some
little attention to rhetoric; your mis-
takes are embarrassing. Some months
later the professor said: "My dear, that
picture would show to better advantage
if you were to hang it over the clock. -
"Ah! she replied, "you doubtless
mean if were to hang it above the
clock. If l were to hang it over the
clock we couldn't tell what time it
is. | wish you would pay some atten-
ton to rhetoric; your mistakes are en-
barrassing."
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03
Culture.

We say culture is not virtue or re-
ligion; neitheris it necessarily infdelity
or vice. Again, culture is not learning,
nor science nor art. 1t may use all these !;
in certain sense it supposes them
all; but culture itself is not all nor
any of them. Art and science and learn
ing may, and do, lead to culture. Gull
ture should lead to God. Culture is not
education, much in the same way as
education is not instruction; and the
difference between education and in
struction will enable us to understand
the difference between culture and edu-
cation, and this last difference will tell
us what culture precisely is. Instruc-
ton means a putting or pouring in,
education an educing or drawing out; a
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03
Selected Storm.
Fugit HOra.

Man runs q race which soon is rum
A little hour he boasts his power,
lie speeds apace, the fleetest one,
Yet runs a race which soon is run.
The hoary sage doth ponder long,
And ever cries, " The moment flies;
What seems an age how quick It's gone
Man runs race which soon is runl "
The maden's heart with love doth burn,
And fair in dreams the future seems
She sees the light glow from the sun,
But while she looks the day is done.
The schemer strives, the prize is won
He lays his hand upon the land,
And vaunts, otis mine, the deed is done!"
And even then his race is run.
The thread of life is quickly spun,
The wool is strange and full of change,
And while fate spins, beneath the sun
Man runs a race which soon is run.
Charles II, Phelps.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

LITTLE NELLIE was put to bed at a
very early hour one day for some mis-
demeanor, and forgot to take with her
her dearly-loved doll, Elizabeth, who
usually shared her couch. Presently
she called, " Mamma! ! want Elizabeth
Please bring Elizabeth up to me-"
This was denied; but the demand was
repeated, until finally her mother said,
" Nellie, am afraid | shall have to
come up and punish YOU" Quick came
the sobbing response, Well, when
you come up, please bring Elizabeth!n
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

THE violation of any of natures
laws brings its warning by the feeling
of discomfort. Exposure will induce
colds, throat diseases, consumption,
ETC., all of which give warning by a
troublesome cough. Use DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup in time, and remove both
the cause and effect of your discomfort.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

PROFESSOR Cooking at his watch):
" AS we have few more minutes, /
shall be glad to answer any question
that any one may wish to ask" Weary
student: What time is it, please?"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

WE are on the high road of apostasy
when we are continually asking, "What
harm is there in this?" We have al
ready come to the border of the land of
sin. Ii is the sign of the feeblest and
most testy faith. Whereas we should
be always pressing the question, "Is
there any good in it2" True piety never
inquiries for the "no HARMS" but for
the "do goods"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

CATARRH is constitutional disease.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is constitutional
remedy. 1t cures catarrh, Give it a
trial.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03
7 PER CENT INVESTMENTS !

Iowa Mortgages Improved Farms, not exceed.
Ing onethrd of the cash value of property bearing
interest at six per cent and seven per cent semi
annually principal and interest payable at address OF
owner. Also six per cent Iowa School Bonds on
call on or address, J. W. BROCK or A. W. FERRIN,
Montpelier, Vermont.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

THERE is no one article in the line of
me dicines that gives so large a return
forthe money as a good porous strength
ening plaster, such as Carriers Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plas-
tors
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03
. BOSTON, October 10, 1870

" BOSTON, October 10, 1870,
"a n. Eddy, Esq Dear Slr-You procured for me,
for and advised me In hundreds of cases and pro
cured many patents, reissues and extensions have
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business, In your line,
and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER"
Boston, January ]. 1856. 3is5
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

DON'T be swindled Hop PlaSterS
are the best Hops, gums and Bur
gundy pitch united. Twenty-Five cents,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03
PATE MIS- !
r. n. EDDY,

No. 10 State Street, opposite Kilby, Boston
Secures Patents In the United States; also in Great
Britain France and other foreign countries. Copies
of the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar, Assignments recorded at Washington. No
Agency in the United States possesses superior facilities
for obtaining Patents ascerdniHg the pdtenta6it
Of Intentions.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-02-03

And hereafter, my dear, Try not 10
judge too hastily. You cannot con-
ceive of the harm you may do. You
can probably calculate in this case the
evil which might have been wrought,
but in another with which you are not
so closely connected world of trouble
may be caused by only trihing amount
of hasty judgment" = Christian at
Work.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

o6ne grIaubniB ODER obne QuItrdg Der Ges
9ierung, niht lpegen tbrer Stuo!eIIs eoenloz
iuenig aus OffentliGem poer 9eldnaItlInem
Snterelie, wd0reno aebn Sabre alBerDato
bes 0anoes peripeilt bdbell, int Taue tie
nibt Dor @blauf bieies 3eitraumes nm
0erIdngerung hires Nufentbaltes 11adgeS
iu6t bdben; ebenlo bic W}er tfanertnneIl,
tpel6e iih nit Nusldnbern Derpetr1tbsn, lte
tperoen aud ais Wittlpe1 ais NuslaHDerlnS
men betra6tet; ferner i'm Nuslanoe 1atuz
r~alifirte Uterifaner, iopie oiejett8ell, pels
DE obne GrlaubntB oes Gon8relies 0te11fe
i'm Qtuslauoe ODER Nus3eidnut5en anrlebs
men, alsgenommet tpenn otele AusieIq)S
tuil9en eirer literarilhen, lDlllelt l9dtttlz
den ODER %bumanitdren @baratter Daoen,
tpel1e lettere fret angenon1lnet neroen
oiirfen.
9tae ouf merifaniiden Sdiffen Geboz
rene tueroelt ais Weerifaler betra6tef,
ebenio Die i'm 9tuslanOe geborenen &lnoer
meritanii9er @eiauoter uno iDrer nnter1
gebenen.
Die @rforbernilie fir einen Nusldnoer,
tpeI6er naturdliltrt neroen mill, limo tolz
genbe: 9lad Smei Sabrer beS Nufentbalts
in Der Gepublif unb 6 Wonate nOrber nIuB
Der 8etreffenoe bel Der Seboroe letites
Wobnortes idriitIi6 ben 8uul6 su ertenz
men geben, lid naturaliiiren su Iallen, BON
tpel6em @ellid er cine begldublgte Nbz
idrift Al ne1men bat. Nit oisier Childbirth
berieberl, mug ii6 Der GeiDerber nab Ners
lnuf bon aroeren iedS WtoaIten beim Se@
sirfsri6ter peri0nli6 melDen, nit ben Bes
tpetien ietnes suten Getragens uno' 5tpeI7
iabrtgen 2lufentDalt5 tn Sdlloe. Ser Se>
stefsri6ter tptro bann bas betreffetoe Yro7
tofou benz Wtiniiter beS QuSpGrtt8eu 5u+
1teIlen, meI6er ben Naturaliluttons ld)ein
iofort duS5uferttgen bat, rpenn anoers tetIte
aelebliden @rllnOe oagegen porbaroel1 ltto.
Sir fDlgenoe Nusldtoer aber, tpelbe ltb
naturaliltrei, itno Die ertpahlten @rToroer1
uille ntdt n0tbig: hamlid) fur &tuoer bon
et1eu Wlerttalter ooer elmer Wlerlta1erlll,
tpelhe tbr Birgerre6t Derloren baben; fir
QuSldnoerinnen, tpsl6e it'd nit etnem
Wterltdner Derbeirat6e1; Die I'M S1roe ges
bore1en Sinoer etnes Nusldn0erS Ooer
elmer Au5ldnoerin du6 Die mertfaniibe
8ittDe zines WuslGrDerS miro ais n1tuS
%roIiiirt betra6tct; ebenio bic NuslGnoer,
tpelde Wrunoeigettbunt lit Der 9tepubltt
ertDerben, rDenll 1te ntbt betn NrfaIf Dor
benz Stanoesamt ote @rflGrung abBegebell,
t9re gtutionalitGt betbebalten 81 tpouen ;
ferner oicicnigen, tuelde amtltb Der meri7
tdniiAen Ote9terunq btenen ooer bon tbr
SiteI ober Nus5ei6nungen %empfangen.
Ollie bieie t0nnen benin NusmG rttaeH Nmt
beit gtaturaliiationSid ein Dcrlangen. Oies
ienigen 9usIdnoer. welde aegenpdrti9 li9
in oteler Gage beftnoen, itnD Derpfli6tet,
htnneu ie6s Diondten boz Der politIl6en
8eb0rDe ibreS WobnortS III erfI1ren, OBJ lie
mcritantidJe 8irger tperOen oocr tbre 9tus
tionaIitGt beibebalten moaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

@aiierpege bef0rnern f0nnte? SSa, uno
io9ar nod) mebr :? Die Sra6t bon Blttss
burg nad ct. 2oniS mar uno lit uieIetGJt
beute nod, ni1t iiber 10 gts. fir 100 Yfo.
Sin Bulhel WfaiS mtegt betanntlid) IS bis
20 Btlno. Die Gntfernung Don ytebraSfa
GttU na1 ct. Souts lit 9ertnger ais Die Don
Ytttsbur8 mad ct. 3outs, aIio f0nnte Der
8ui6el W2ais bon OlebraSta Stu, OmaDa
ODER ir8elto einein Yuntte am oberen
Ottiiouri fir 8 bis Gents peri6ifft Deroeu,
udbrello mir lebt % @ts. per Uui6el sabz
len millleu ooer aud tpenn Ntats etluas
b0ber im Yreile lit, rs Gents.
0ie @tlenbabngeleIlidaf baben IS uer>
%ltanoen aue IN NuSlidt genorlnlenen Ser
bclerulget1 al Deltllden Sliili:n Ill blnterz
treiben. USE LANCE miro itb Der gebuloige
Sorncr oteleS nod 9efauen laiien ?
3Onnen lptr lttht III oieler 0inii1t etne
Nenoeruitg CUNT Seiiern b%erbeifIbreu btr1
elm gemetnlalles 8Orgeben Bel ben fiiuftigen
Wablen +? Ndrum t0nne1t mir nidt Neute
bonn erprobteiten @baratter IN ben @ongreB
leloen ? 9tebrasta miro oieies GpGtlabr
cine @eieb9ebuug W1blen, bieie etllen Serus
tor! Btro llb Oicle @eieB8ebung ben Gins
fll1le1 Der @tlenbabnen ertDebreu uno unz
fern lebigeI ltberaIen Senator s. II W #
Dieoer auf Den Bolteu letbet, auf benz ct
itanb6aft gegel1 bic Ot~onopolilten gefGtpft?
gtu1 in 1einer lebten 0teoe i'm Yuloe5z
Selat bat er iblo9en0 bewieielt, baB ct fir
Die Nette Der Sarmer etn5uiteben lpagt,
obgleih CT iDilien muBte, Dap tbm Die Wto7
nopoliiten ieiue QSteoerpaDI I'm 10 n1ebr
itretti9 mad)ert tDilroeu.
Nnton 3tmmerer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

5Grtlib liebte, bus 9lrbeits3 immer nit ben
9Sorteu: uJtun muB ib aber nod toms
men,, ui1 audi 81 8ratnItren. Die pielel
0erre1, Die bier Darcr. 80" vgSdS iptult
OH eigentlid 2" urterbra6 Den SCREENS
lpultldl oes lieben Wt1obets Der fletne Mir
rtlh 9elporOene 9tante, vqlatlde bod, nt6t
10 Dlel uno geb lieber, e5 1T ldo1 4 ubr
Dorbei, ulo nun tonninlt Oh nit iolden
SGnoeleien !" - 0nS bolDleLt9e flette lSes
len l6ltd ii6 bei6Gmt fort, IS befall1 aber
bod groBcn Neipeft Dor benz aIteI Oerrn.
Sumter mar er ni1t 10 aufgebradt. tDenlI
lnan ibn itDrte. Sin 8orreht oarauf, ibI
in ieiten 2Irbeiten 3u unGerbrebet, bate
let1e treue Eflegerin s I a II Soppe. DIe
fam, tpte 9tnnte boh9elebrten SbIlern etIl1
mai er5dblte, in ietn !3immer, 10 oft le
cine bibiHe @elhtdte Beb0rt hattie, UNI ne
ibm ipieOer su eraGblen. Das ma6te ibm
TreuOe uno CT foultte bcrSll6 Darllber
LADEN. vJteuIttb", iagte 0tartfe iDetter,
vtbeilte i6 Der Srau &oppe nit, 0tteoelel
mare SO Sabre alt gelporoeu, ltho ods
miBte man ibnl bod elgeutli6 nadhtbut
- ni6t ipabr, Urau 9oppe? SO Sabre,
Das lit eilt bibiHes Nlter! Sic i6meigt,
uro t0 bemerfe neiter, Jtieoeiel iDGre boob
eigentlt0 ei1 tluaer O2aun 0eiDeien nit jets
nen SO Sabrsn. vgtetn," iagt mir ba Die
Srau Qoppe, vOer ~9tteoeiel par ein @le!.
Sic aber ni6t, Sic iueroen 100 Sabre!"
Das geftel mir lebr = ibloB Jtante iet1e
Ylaloerei = Bran yoppc bat Ytebt: tb
l10bte germ 10 alt Deroen, wie tie Mrs
QerQtbeu."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
Sic WaamiS.

Die Oaqut : Snoianer, fueI6e ii6 lit ben
Iebten SeSabrea 10 tapfer geQel1 ben 9 a at
Sonora in Wtertto ihlugen, tuerben Don
oortt9en 8ldttern 10 gel6ilbert:
SIR stpti6en ben Tlitien Oaqut u1o
Wapo oil ber noromeitli6en &iilte Don
Mlerifo, in Der giGbe oes Mteerbuiens bon
Gallfornien ~gclegene5 @ebiet lit in aht
Be3irfe getbetlt, unter oenelt Die bon Bel
len, Eiron, Yaldnm uito 9tebei Die berD0r1
r~ageno1te Jtoue iplelen. Seoer Se5lrt tptrn
bon einem vBatrtarhen" regtcrt, Der auf
Ge6ens3ett erDdbIt miro. Die a6t Yas
triarden %3uiami1en mdblen etnen vWeitcz
rdltiiimo" ODER SberbduptLing gLei6faIS
auf 2ebeltsseit. Yer ge8entp0rtige @enez
ralilltmO nuroe bot II Sa0rcn 9etpGblt.
Sein etgentli1er Naule lautet Sole Wtaria
2epue, CT miro aber s q e me genannt,
ME ietn neritorbeEer Gater bieB. Gaielne
beoeutet einen nibternen Wteniben, Der
q~egenDGrtige 0berbGuptIiug ma6t leoo6
Dieiem 9tarnen penlg @bre Mao iGuft tpte
etI God.
Die yaquis tpeigern ii6, bic Sberberrs
i6aft Der meritanliben 9te9ierun9 a15uers
tennen, obgIei6 ibre @eiammt5ahl taum
$1,000 iiberiteigt. Oa8egen bcrri6t unter
tbne1 ielber cine obiolultltii6e Negierung
Dou oer oentbar ldrofflten So:m. Sbr
Gberbaupt lit 6err iber 500 unD 2eberl,
uno lein ySiue lit bas etn3tge @eieb. Ser
@aieme lit 81 einem Blertel Der geidm mteil
Grnten in leiiem @ebiet berehtigt, tann
aber auBeroem lcinen llntert6anen nebmeit,
mas ibnt gciGut. ST. lit etiDa 46 SABRE oil,
DerDetratbet, uito bat cine Sobtsr. Sein
Germo8en an GrufoelgeiitbunI, Steb II. |.
ID. niro auf $25, 900 aeidGBt.
Die ii ben S~IuBtbdlern tuobnenoen
gaquis lino 5ier1Ll6 c~lptltlirt uno betretben
nit NortDeiL Den gIderbau. Sic iino ell
biibider Wteniheni6lag, tleiDen li6 gut
uno lino ftoIs oarauf, odB tbre 6rauen 1a1
amerttduil9er OtnDe ftp tIeioen t6nnetE.
Die gaquis 1T ben Bergen ipotten leood
ieDer GiutIilation, gebeu fat nadt berltm
uIO nGbreh ii6 Sumeilt nur pom Sil6s
lang. Sic iino un8ebeuer eiferlIhtig auf
ibre unabbdngigteit uuo ipabren Die Jtelns
belt ibrec 0taiie, obgIeib gelegeItIi1 anoere
SnDianer ooer logar WeiBe @ben nit
yylari" pocr Sremoling. III Del1en Noern
ri6t reines Daquiblut flieBt, ii1 an ibren
~6riegsslgeu betDetllgen.
Die QlnsaDI ibrer Jtrieger belduft fi6 auf
ettpa 1000 Wfann, bod lit nur ettpa Die
0Glfte nit ShteBgeiuehren betpaffuet. Nle
y)aquis iino ausQeSei6nete B%ogenlbiben
ulo pilien ben Gonabetpf firbterlith su
benuBen. Sun offenen Galnpfe iino lie
lli6ts nerth. oa9cgcn linD lie W2eilter i'm
@neriQatriege, ullo Deriteben iih auf inoiaz
ntlbe Griegslllt uno auf alloere 8riegsz
finite, 10 gut, DaB es Den 9tegjerungstrupz
pen itets uumO8lid war, ibrer sdusIi1
0err su iperben.
0ie yaquis iinO nomineu &atboIifen,
ibr @loube tit ieOod) lebr nit beiouiibeu
@e6rdu6en uno 2lni6auuugen ourbie5t.
Sic Ieben na6 ibrer llrt moralti6 uno 9ez
ieyItd, alauben aber. OaB Die rgaris" feline
YteGte baben, Ole bon einem g)aqui geahtet
3u iperoen brduden.
Dieier Beriht uergiBt nur, bag bic
Uaquis bic fleiBi9itsn Nrbeiter in Sonora
utO Die cbrltdltcn Sel6iiBer borti9er Sill
b%ertrausporte itllo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

@A4hhAnE ba6 tpunberbare S|eitmittel See
NSWAVUUR1 Siriteu 8ismard. Sir @trcuIurs
a0reiire 06btte gor S136, Seem 9Olf. @Benten perluust.
24mi4pj
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
Ser 0cmtfdc SoISat lit Oen &rie8e1t
Der Scr. St1atctt.

lleber ben obigen @e9sultanb bat i'm
QauN pes DDrieet Sabre5 Serr S. 81. st o.
iewg.arten BON YbtIaOelpbia einige
mertbuoIe engliide Irtitel fir bas United
Service Magazine, oas Organ bes 6eeres
Ter Ser. Staaten. 9ei6rieben. Wir tbeilteu
bumals QusSlge aus oielen Dertboouen
glrbeiten nit.
0err 9toisngarteu bat iebt feline Nufidbe
6ur6 fortgeieBte Stu0ten 81 einem . II d. e
bon 175 Seiien ertpeitert, oas unter benz
Sitel The German Soldier in the Wars
of the United States" loeben in Der 9tpptnz
cott'lden 8uhhanolung in BDilaoelpbia
erlhienen lit. @r ha! cS ben Otuuen leines
Bruoers lloolpD -. 9toienaarten geipiomet,
Der i'm SiirQerfriege ais Wtaior oes Is.
penniDIpaniiNen freirptutgen Geiterregtz
ments al icinem D;erunoSipansigiten @e>
burtstage, am 90. 9eSember 1862, in Der
ShIubt am Stone 3tper in Seunellee fir
Die Union ben 6eloentoo ltarb.
0aS @rid]einen otele5 tpertbpoQen unG
ansiebeloen Sudes in englilGer Spra6e
rlo in elmer Der be%oeutenoIten 8erIagsz
banolurgen oes Xanoes lit boppelt paiiel1o
III elmer 3eit, lit pelder III SoIge Der
S6anot6aten zines SGltfleinS Qnarhiiten
IND Der Sl ibm geb0rigen entarteten 9eutz
iden, uidt tueni9e @ngItldsQ merifauer
Die unermeBlidlen Nerbienite, ole iid oas
9eutidtbum IN Srieoen unb Srteg I'M
DieieS Nan0 erporben bat, 81 ner9ellen ooer
I'LL Dertleineru pfleaen.
6err s. u. Noiengarten i6iIoert in benz
Sude rDnbrbeitsgetreu Die frtegerti6en Sets
itungen Der 0eutid1cn in Nmerita Don Der
ltitte Oes uori9cn SobrbuHoerts bis auf
Die Sebt;ett.
Oas biibid ausgeitattete 0erf6en foitet
MIR einen Dollar. YEtr moIen bOffen, DAB
eS eIIle red)t lpeite 8erbreitutla, ~beipnberS
allb inter @n9Iil1z Amerifanern, ftnoe1
miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
(6ar bic -Juinois Staotssettaus".)
WeDr @nHerWc9e!
Nebrasfa @itp, in Nebrasfa,
80, C ,,&. On =


i'm SUM 81.
g8ir tpobnen bier am 1fer zines Der
gr6Bten i6iftbaren Slliie Der gBelt, bes
WltliourisS troms, uno es miro bon bier
auth ntd)t eiite einSige Come Tra1t peber
abgeianot nod erhalten auf bielem l1aturz
Iiheu Mege. @te fOmmt oaS ?
@Gbreno Dor Is bis 20 Subren mir bier
III giebrasta @itp 9dnsli6 auf ben 8ertebr
mittellt bes Stroms algelpieien tparen fir
uniere 8ebiirfniiie all allen Sorten Waareu,
bleibt iekt Die groBe berrIidle QSaiieritraBe
Der Eummelplab Der baoenoen Sun0eu Der
beioerieitigen ufer. gte iDar IS m0gltb
bielen un1iGwung berbel3nfiibren !? Our6
Die unperanttportIihe 9ta6ldiltgfeit oeS
@ougreiies, Der pobl bunOerte bon Uailz
lionen Ibrig bat, tDenn es ith Oarum bans
belt politii@es capital gu MAIDEN, (Solz
Datenliilnmen 81 fanJeu), ober aur Berbeis
ieruug oieies naturliben gSailer1peges
feinef Sent.
@llroen Dem Nebrastaer Tarmer nidt
II bis 20 Gents fir iein &orn Ibrtg bLeis
ben. ipeln CT oaiielbe auf einem bili0en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21
SaS nscrtfantf0e WatWrAIiiatiOnS=
Oeiek.

Ser merifonti6e GougreB bat Dor ieiner
iebt erfolQten Gerta9uu9 lid nod i6er fols
genDes Dtaturaliiatiousz @eIeB geetnigt, Das
nulmebr i'll lSlrtuna trltt:
Q~lusldnoer iino aue auBer6alb OeS 2anz
bes geborenen ullo ni6t naturaIl1trten i'm
Xaroc geborenen SuoiplOuen; Stnoer et;es
Nu5laEDerS ooer etner Nu3lGnOerin unO
clles anbetaunten Gaters UerOen ais Qusz
Lancer bstrnd)tei bis Su ibrer 8oui0brigs
Tit, jeoot ais Uieritaner, iUellH lie l Sabr
nnu tbrcr YOujGbrlIteit Dor Der poLlttlden
Neb0roe ibres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ntht err
tldrt babei, Die y%iationalitdt i6rer @ltern
Decentralization; ferner tperoen ais Nusldnz
81, n.lrndl,et bificrincn Werif0ner. iDeL6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

Dolenoeter Srieger nte er ielbit; un6 meb=
rere iparen frilber, nie Gbi6udbua, Suuoz
ihnfter bel 0unoestruppclt, fennen buber
bic 6riegfibruug Der WeiBen auf's @es
lalelte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-21

PTerce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
O9modBaite Qbfibrptu9eT, poiitip popular,
preileusipert6, erprobt, merflt9 mG6tt9,
Oouerub proiitubel; purificiren pom Pulteln
ul1o auberen YrotuberanSen. YrelS: 'Paps
p%euitiel! Ybormociiteu p%atroniitren Ntercc;
ieine Yiu1en pidfein. Yur9iren promt.
PrObat.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-12
everybody who makes butter or

which everybody who makes butter or
cheese could be instructed to make it
properly. 1t would be millions of dol
lars every year in the pockets of our
people. But we must not forget that
our knowledge already is much better
than practice. It is not the man
or woman who does not know how to
make good cheese that is engaged in
the work of making adulterated cheese.
1t is the man who does know how to
make the best cheese that was ever
manufactured who does that.
So we need something more than a
lecturer on cheese-making. We need
to send out a few lecturers to talk on
moral principle, and they ought to be
gifted with such eloquence that they
could portray the business of adultera-
ton so graphically that the adulterator
could not fail to see what a cousummate
rascal he is. OF all the stupidity of
which mankind has ever been guilty,
the ad%ulteration of our food products,
and the consequent shutting or partial
shutting of home and foreign markets
against IL products takes the lead.
There is no sense and certainly there is
no decency in it.-Westerm Rural.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-03-12
NAM RALLIED.
A Lady Who Succeeded in Holding the
Fort and q Goose.

A Lady Who Succeeded in Holding the
Fort and a Goose.
"R-r-r-r!'' went the telephone in tn
Gratiot avenue station the other day,
and when the captain called "Hello!''a
voice inquired:
care you the police?"
eyes; who are you?"
ga boy. There's a big rowup here's
''Where?"
"On st. Aubin. I'll tell if it's neces-
sary TO send the wagon"
Things were quiet for a moment, and
then the telephone rang again.
well, how is it?' asked the captain.
"Purty serious, but I'll telephone you
again."
There was an interval Of three min
utes before the captain was rung up
again.
'.Well?"
"You needn't send the wagon. Theirs
were three of 'em. They had lost a
goose. They said we had it. Nam
called 'em liars. They sailed in. They
got man in between the wood-shed and
the goose-pcn and made the hair fly,
but mann found a club and rallied, and
you orter see them women climb! Nam
holds the fort and the goose. Good
6yen'-Detr0it Free Press.