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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-23
RELIGIOUS READING.
A Farmer's View of the Church.

Farmers View Of the Church.
Well, wife, I've had a round with Wayne
Bout jinin' our church;
He tried the sceptic dodge on me,
The argument Of smirch.
Says he. "Look at your members now,
There's Jones got drunk, an Sven
Will cheat friend to make trade;
Amt as good as themp'
Says I, "a butcher buying stock
Does just the way you do;
He hunts around the cattle yard,
And finds the meanest two;
Then every offer that he makes,
An ev'ry one he hears,
Is coupled with the sneerin' words
Jest look at them two steers!
"You pick the meanest Christians out,
An then with tricky jeers,
You run the whole church down by that
Jest look at them two steers!
No farmers fooled by that old trick,
An so you can't afford
To risk your soul in trYin' 1t
Upon the all-wise Lord"
IL. B. Cake.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-23
Dissipation the DESTROYER

The Scientific american discredits the
commonly received notion that hard study
is the unhealthy element Of college life 1t
points out the fact, illustrated by the records
of Harvard College, that it is clearly demon
strated that the excess OF deaths for the first
ten years after graduation is found In that
portion of the class of inferior scholarship.
1t says: "Every one who has seen the cur.
riculum knows where Eschylus and political
economy Injuries one late hours and rum
punches use up dozen, and their two little
fingers are heavier than the lions Of Euclid. !"
It would be well il all college students could
hear and heed its admonition that "dissipa-
tion is sure destroyer, and every young
man who follows it is as the early flower e1-
posed to untimely frost"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-23
TEMPERANCE.
A Deadly Foe.

Coiled in the heart Of the nation, to-day,
Lifting its head in defiant way
At threats the temperance people make,
Is q terrible snake.
Sapping the life of young and old,
Hid, methinks, meath some fold
Of the stars and stripes now trailing low,
Lies this willy, insidieus foe.
National Advocate
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-23

M. Pascal, who for many years has been
noted because of his intimacy with Prince
Napoleon, was rich, but rather that spend
his money he fired bullet into his head
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-23

Hark to the trumpet blast and reveille Of
the resurrection! They come up. All the
armies Of alllands and all centuries on which
ever side they fought, whether for freedom
or despotism, for the right or wrong. They
Sennacherib and Joshua and David,
leading forth the armies Of Scriptural times,
Hannibal and Hamilcar leading forth the
armies of the Carthagenians Victor EN-
manuel and Garibaldi leading on the armies
of the Italians; Tamerlane and Ghengis Khan
followed by the armies Of Asia; Gustavus
Adolphus and Ptolemy Philopater and
Xerxes and Alexander and Semiranies
and Washington leading host after
host. The dead American armies
of 1776 and 1912, and one million of Northern
and Southern dead in our civil war. They
come up. They pass on in review. The six
million fallen in Napoleonic battles, the
twelve million German fallen in the thirty
five years war, tine fifteen million fallen in
the war under Sesostris, the twenty mill
ion fallen in the wars Of Justinian,
the twenty-five million fallen in Jewish wars,
the eighty million fallen in the crusades, the
one hundred and eighty million fallen in the
wars with Saracens and Turks, the thirty
five billion men estimated to have fallen in
battle; enough, according to one statistician,
if they stood four abreast, to reach clear
around the earth four hundred and forty-two
times.
But we shall have time to see them pass
in review before the throne Of Judgment, the
cavalrymen, the artilerymen, the spearmen,
the infantry, the sharpshooters, the gunners,
the sappers, the miners, the archers, the
skirm;shers, men OF al colors, OF all epaulets,
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Gltpptma Tals. Bppe On.

Chippewa SaGs, 8ppe 60.
Speoen, iom er ben iprnemlte Seo Der
rnnof, beltaetsebes ncset Of &uiten, lao ben
life biep, Iom ben iua no til en- Stuuo for
9aroelten; nbbpttet btep rnsset fcrifien+9t
ira I til Is Suibels pr. acre, % heller lite
az beoite aoalitet. Be llefe faar go. /
northern, Der MI betates meb o. Gents pr.
Suibels. 9enne grade bar for en- lib iioeu
oppe til s1.O5 p9 Hp, l hard SLIP pr. Bulb.
vi bar bapt Oct inuffeite SgItueir, ioa
SrG'fntnsen git raft fra Saancen, % nqIen
al Hlstnins bIeu 9jort. for 5ruIten inb.
traaote. vi bar enoru bare Ma,ter GA bet
lmittsIte SIRE, man fan pnite fig; bet Ter no,
Iom ri ltal BABE Yeoerlas MI, for bpab oi
matte osie ifIor.
"Eoiten" er mig buer 5reoa9 en- fiction.
men @J9It, oerfor pulter ies ben liant oens
monse e9iere en- s~lGoelis Snl cs ct lptte.
list Nptaar. o. {. Wper.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Tanicns Spbolosfeo paa
0rpnldno.

@~obtbaab, bpor Gr. Hnnien os De
andre @rsnlanbsfarere Ifal tilbrinse
@interen, ucsisr meb Wisiionsplabien
BEN met befolfebe Bpao / @rpnlanb.
Oct itsrite glntnl europaiIte 6amilier
/ @rsnlano er icmlebe Der. Der Dor
flere gmbebsmenb, oeriblanot en- 2ase,
p9 Here Misiiunarer. Suiene lisser
paa en- lioen Salus. ipm beitaar Of lape
Batter % WpritrGfninser ps er femme
Zig ifalcet pe splo. 8unbt ON er Der
beipbslise 5%ielbbsiber. 5uran auluuien
er Der COB Nnfersruno. Stibene pleier
bog al Senipn til Stremmen at laa9e
til / Sfibsbauner, Tom er en- Sjeroinas
gei berfra. 5Iorben er / 8sselen isfri
ON 8intsren. Sum naar Gripilen %
StCriien tommer, fan bet irpis, inbiil
Strsmmen renter Sarpanbet. Zen
aarlise Wiobeltemperatur er u @rabs
auloe.
8efbrerbolisen er en- Stenbpsnin9.
Sneen % Sien, iOm om 8interen bpns
ger Jig pp bag Suiet, lisser ofte belle
Sommeren ooer. 9esuoen Ct Der en-
SnIpettstbolig meb 9 9arelier os 8ams
mer, en- lioen @jebeitalb ps en- Saue,
buor 8istfenparterne bog tribes baars
Zig. Bag Suipettsr6olisen lisser airs
fen, ium er at 8inbinssuart us Murs
fen. N9rmeit ben lisser Seminaries
bpsninsen, iom bar 2 gtaser, ben sperite
for 5Oritanoeren, BEN neoerite for en-
Misiicuer Os Sfolen,
Den esentlise Notwithstanding
Dor / lan9t baarlisere !6uie END gurUs
peerne, bOis 8oliser label inbpenbis
iom uooenbis bar ct taffelist l~loieenbe.
Sobtbaab er en- ubmarfet Sansits
plaos. Der farses Selbunb, fiifes
spbt % briues en- meset b~etpoelis Guss
leiansit.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Gn Ycrigtigelie.

s "8ecorl6 Gpfen" gp. 13 for ste
9ecbr. itaar inbtaeet fra @ni5inston
TERRITORY en- 8eretnins ON Sr. 8. 6ol.
ter ps Sanilie, builfen for en- Gel er
a.oeleS uristis, buorfor jes oil bebe ON
Slaos for en- n9rmere Sorflarine.
Scr. 8. Splter tom Der til Sppfane
SANS ben Cite SUM alene os fit efter
faa Cages 5orlsb @rbeibe Tom Sreos
fer, meo ben for bisIe alminoelise Gag
lsn SO pr. Dag; BON bapbe umtrent
itabist Nrbeioe meb Suiebpsnius Der /
8pen inotil @iioten al Suli Maoneb.
9a fit ban Nrbeibe for Hortbern Eaci>
tic &ailroob GOmpani for lisnenbe Gag
lsn, os ar6eibeoe Der Oeb 9epoet i lans
sere 9ib. Sioen bar ban / gompass
NETS 1jeneite reiit ubenom gDen paa
Grbeibe, baabe sitens % peitenfOr Spos
fame Salts. 9a Solter er en- ifiifelis
os ebruelis Manb maa bet bare bitter
list for Gnbper ps erflenbes psiaa af
SOlter ielp, at life Mansel taa 8eitjaf>
tiselie, ps iom 5slse oeraf Benseman.
sel os Jattisbom, er Garias til oenne
beorsuelise Sanbelie.
Den 26be Dior. fibitleSen fOm &onen
meb fine z 8srn til SPOKANE Sails mso
Sernbanen, os peb Nnfvmiten bar be
naiten ale iau ipae uf JOrtislelie, iom
be baobe facet unberueis, at be neppe
funbe bore pppe al Sensen. gsb 5ami
liens Gnfomft bar ristisncf Solter ueb
Sope / Sbabo paa Irbeioe | Railroab
G%ompasniets 9ieneite, men berfra iii
ban TiIabelie til at reiie BERTH Bpen
for at mobtase fin Jamilie os itaffe benz
gus. Web bette for Die baube ban
tiolisere fisbt ct Sjantp paa 12-14
Sob, rimelisois / ben Tante, at bet /
bette milbe 8limnt funbe bore tilitrefs
felist Suslp for bet 5srite, inbtil ban
ft bebre 9ib til at iitanoiatte bet for
8in.eren. Gamilien flpttebe ba inb /
bette ifrsbelise gus % bleu raturlispis
enbmere forfjslet.
9a SOlter fOrmentlis life cnebe, at
beune 5orfiSlelie funoe bore iaa farlis,
reite ban frog til Sope isjeu paa Nrs
beibe al 5rpst for at mite fin Ylabs
Der.
Jamilien er enbnu paa SOipitalet, os
be sienleusnoe Born bar lanse peret /
georins. aOnsn er enbnu baarlis, bel
melt af Sors o. Beorspelie.
Spotane Jo1s, @aib. Terr.
G.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Der ies life, men / Spoinoien pasier BET
neppe lRnser. 3 9~inueusqp oct
ipolisite Giitriit | Snbien - finbes Der
MI poer 100000 groteitautsr, mems
aatbolifernes 4ntal reppe belsber is
til tort Ooer 10000. Jor bunoreoe
gar lioen bar Jorboloet moi bet ON
penete. Osiua / 9rapurcore, iom Stati
f~tiferen netop naorer, er groieitantis.
men / Itarf 5remurrt / ben iioite lib.
@ouaro 9spenibal,
WisiouRr / Citinoieu
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
6pao W~isiionGrcrnc uoret:
ter, % boao oct ~foitcr.
(SanSf "Wpraenbl. ~
(Sanlf "Wor9enbl. y

timber berne 9itel leite jes forleoen
ct Stpffe / "Bolititen". 9et par en-
Sueriattelie fra ct engslif llseblac
"Fornightly Review" % ~inbsbplber
blanot meset anbet at iumme Nrt osiaa
en- 8ere9nins. buureiter bet bible tase
100000 Nar at f~riitne Giien % Ifrifa
efter ben Wauleitot, bet MI Tier, os bpis
mar bible beresne berss Nntal, Der i9ien
falot fra, bible bet tase en- Willion
Nar.
Oct parite, eller rettere BET beoite peb
bet Sele er, at benne 8erssnius aloris
n~useniinbe bar bolbt Still, buerfen / ben
sumle eler ben npere Chs @isiion.
9 ale Olotioens os @ibbelaloerens
Mis iiOner er bet, iaapibt ies ueb, saaet
fabian til, at / lanse Tioer %forbolbsuis
faa Seoninser blep osbte, ps bet ofte
uncer flor @Obsans % 5orfDfsetie,
men iaa paa ct Gang, tilipaelabenbe
plubielis os uiorberebt, tprtebe bele ben
heoenife &ultur lummen % gap Slabs
for 8riitenbpmmen, os BET piite Zig oa,
at oenne fra 8%espnoelien al, trOos oens
rinse u%obreoelie, bauce unoermineret
Seben7fabet, % treust fig inb | 5ol:
fenes T%antesans, inbtil gpsninsen gap
eiter.
Del ieluiamme er fleet / bore 9ase.
Sor tpoe Nar iiben bar Der forboless
pis fac f~riitne Sapaneiere % 2~iebbapere
tunbe enbuu ben Sang fornsie fig meb
at beresne, bpor mango 9uinoe Iar %
boor mango Minioner 8roner, Der uilee
saa meb til at friitne Sapau. Men /
2sbet al be ibite 10 Nar er belle ben
bebenIts auliur i Sapun itprtet iammea,
os i utrolis fort 9io er ariitenbOmmens
Snbisrelie Der neiten blepen en- biitorif
8jenbssiernins. iaa bet piite fig, at
8riitenbommens ,SnbHpbelie blanot
Solicit bapbe frat fig lunst, lanst ub
oper be %enfelte, Der bar bleone &riitne.
Web Oct ben belle Beresnins falot,
% bet bar / 9rnaoen let lite iaa salt.
Men git ben iapaneiiite Wisfionss
i~tatiitif iitpffer paa @runb al uforuoiete
Besipenbeber, iaa gar man MI til Glen
sialo for NlpOr faitet fig ouer ben in
bite, os bet fan life nastes, at naar
man fer paa Snbiens balutreoie Suns
brebe WiQioner Menneffer, bporaf fnapt
en- Nilion er 8riitne, os bet saar me-
get imaat enbnu = ia, iaa Ter bet lang
uarist no. Men bog Ter jes neppe fell,
naar jes flyer, at ON en- Reconsideration
eIer iaa rainier belle bet samle Sebens
TAB iammen / Citinbien os sipsr Blabs
Tor en- np 8ultur. Sermeo er bel life
aiuet, at bet er 8riitenbummen, Der ifal
uflsie bet samle, ies ueb sobt, at Der oil
TONNE til at itaa en- 9pft meb Gritanfe'
ret, mel, jes for min Bart bar insen
luil ON, bpem al be to Der ital bare
Seiren biem.
Der er to 8reiter, Der arbeiber i
Ofinbien nu. 5or bet fsrfte ben en-
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
correspondence.
seeo Ienee til Soften.

qoor ies Dor iaameser aoeite,
u, lea a bliue ital ! Bette.
s,iont leg bar Esre arutiHaeutsr,
Saa eier jfs Iaa mango Center,
Wt ;so MI "Soiteh" ital betals,
"a Siotu pil jss Ell fcrbale.
gReu isnse itrufs min aontinsent
Dollar os 25 Gent,
ge gncre tun min 8esel fslae,
Eel pl iss beler lille oslse,
"a bh'r Der irsen iat | Snibe,
set fan oa en- os bper besribe.
Set err Iaa iinpslt at frrftaa,
enbuer lin Crib beiale Mao.
On Sarmer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

ltsOspeo me- uofaloet uf SuIsoassn. alt
gu efter Sa'fs babe meo gountp, Stat %
MailOnal 2idst. 5bi Der er Jlstaaet 81 pu.
blifanere.
Saa oil 1es til Slut suife "0ecorab. DO
'tsh' % oens aaiere en- slabelis Sui ua ct
soot p%eliisnet Tptnar. Sen bel.
Sarmer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Saiplen, Winn.

@AAShN'f hf"s
G%Ho'tIsnt 9eres 9rsbe Blao "3ecorab,
soNten" bar en- for %1obreoelie beromtrins,
'0et 'leloen, ri fer Nosct / oens Spalter
10 oeHne Rant. Seq pil berfor benptte Ell
a De LANCE Gftener til at itripe nosle Orb
hsrira.
Sflaat ri ioas Ifriper lite 9ecbr., bar ri
SUs eaonu Get o~afreite Spfpstr ps insen
euler' 3e Gloite Settlsre berrunot Tiger,
v vi er bare en- Sang, iioen bet bleu bpgt
T'' al oct bar p9ret iaa pent Yeir, % oct
y" 'or 10 War iioeu. Sunobeostiiitanoen
raOr'tr'ns bar oaret i9roeles goo, 9sos.
Iao sr messt ieloue.
5trteIIs SenIeenoe er her meaet roliat.
SY"Iefentlers % Spuobens Dtsnisbeo, iom
ss9s er repreientereoe, er MI / ben beoite
pv'Faaelle meo% bperanere, og Der er MI meset
''"Oe aeSn til, at be oil imelts iammen til
&eite er ct al be brGnbence CuIfer bos
%'4Io'''eten al ben norffs Beiolfnins Der, at
u''er tllHoe iamles til ct Samiuno, buil.
10 loo rimelist, ba be ale er osbte
~, S'p0ta9ne | Cen lamme Tro ps 29re %
meo larlme Waal for Gie, at lore os
"Ohe CUBS Orb purt os rent mep Ssmme'
rsgFO % o'osn. NsbRriperen Of btsie 81
9ar lepet Der paa bette Steo / mango
% bar bsrt baaoe aonierentiens %
rSDOOeNs Ersiter praoife 2ipets Sei, os
w.. .p gar Ies lite bsrt Gnbst, enb at bease
q,ta Hnoef bar f%oripnrt til S%alisbep eno
~, n4H e9rlitum os bonn iorsfaHst, % ies
su' oen o9isntlisfte 5oriijel paa be to
'sa'ano Der bar paret Rapuet.
v po''i'lt Senieenbe er bet Der for Til.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Selonp, Nfinn.


49,. Somtiris maa jes life unblaoe at be
m9rte, at reg lifer "lecorab Yoften" meaet
scot, % tcmmer uoentpipl til at ilaa 2ames
ratIfab meo ben for en- Tetfe of Nar, egtr
talfalo iaal9rse, iom jes paa nosenipmbelft
Sts Ter mig iitano til at afie 81 25 ON Naret,
crli9 er Den enc Spalte / "Seo Grnen",
"6or cs fra Samilielirei", ristis ai9rne
itpfter o9 fGn9iler / hpieIte 9rao min 81.
mGrfiombeo. Ser CT ianbt at iige ii Itia
@ulbtorn / %iaabanne Stptter, ps jog tuue
risti9 Life, Of Ge pperloo 2 Spalter til iaa.
oanne beili9e lGrstige Stptter. Sorsurist
tnoebcloer Slaoet o9iaa iaa ubpre nleoen
anon gob % belGrenbe 2usnius, Iaa ies
f%critaar life, bporleoes Der fan leperes iaa.
meset for ben ian ubprt biliae Eris, men
@unoen li99or naturlispis / oct til boer lib
iteSie iti9cnoe NbonHentantal.
Sulius BrGuoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Ten barttssaaenss psaIinis -9,aibuIss' xun
n,asm ssieaso. RiIDau,s,. 81. esul % Feirza'
cells.
fransse ontinsntaI 2uts msr'm Gsieass. s,us'
ell SluHs. Omaha % stin,ha0s'qt.u.
Tea tsrs Rationale Ruts mtaum G3isaso. &ss'
iss otts % Ct. 9oitp9, wO.
500 SiIe Jtrnbant uaar ale 0isttss stssot
Suiusts. DtssuFn. RiHHsista. 50Ra. IatsisHu o
Casssa-
Dc. Der suss -Dsps'. cplgsHinsr ON easlsse,
% Trasts1artr ETC., oil tesass at s,H9suss fs til Sxs
msiis eiaiisns' Agent for Sbisaso, yaiim aztec
. e.. pauI q atlwas ,u,r I'll Ssili,HisHs,It xsil'
tsassdssn I yseea.
B. MILLER, A. v. q. CARPENTER
General Manager. 0tnT pais. a itfa nstnt
~ On unssusirius susau,uss ssns % fSDas. sa
sits al Gtieass. gsilwautss d 81. 9Gul 5erHssaes
ssmvani. ssbssy man at ssupsnss Hs iii Q. .. tsss
San. ssastsmmiiNsna. vaiIpsa:s,. Ris.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-02
OFFICIAL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


SAVANNAH, GA, April 3Oth, 1893.
From and after MAY list. 1888, the City Ordi-
nance which specifies the Quarantine require
ments TO be observed at the port Of Savannah,
Georgia, for the period of time annually from
MAY LIST to NOVEMBER LIST, will be most
rigidly enforced.
will be supplied with printed copies Of the
Quarantine Ordinance upon application to Office
of the Health Officer. from and after this
date. and until further notice, all Steamships
and Sailing Vessels from South America Cen
trail America, Mexico, West Indies, Sicily, ports
OF Italy south of 40 north latitude and coast OF
Africa between 10' north and 40 south latitude
direct or via American ports, will be subject to
close quarantine and DC required 20 report at
the Quarantine Static and he treated as being
from infected or suspected ports or localities.
Captains of these Vessels will have to remain
at the Quarantine Station until their vessels are
relieved All steamers and sailing vessels from
Foreign ports not included above, direct or via
American ports, whether seeking, chartered or
otherwise, viii ue required to remain in quarnn-
tine until boarded and passed up by the Quaran-
tine Officer. Neither thy Captains nor any one
on board such vessels, will be allowed to come
to the city until the vessels are inspected and
passed by the Quarantine Officer.
As ports or localities not herein enumerated
are reported unhealthy to the Sanitary Authori-
ties. Quarantine restrictions against same will
be enforced without further publication.
The Quarantine regulations requiring the
flying Of the Quarantine flag on vessels subjected
10 detention or inspection, will be- rigidly en-
forced. w. +. Drummer, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
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NEW BOOKS.

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WITH A DIFFERENT ENDING.
Variation of the Story of the Inquisi-
tive Countryman in Town.
L.

a VARIATION OF ULo Ol LD0
tive Countryman in Town.
From the Providence Journal
NEW YORK, June 16.-One of the two men
was evidently as sober as deacon in meet
ng. The other was as evidently fuller than
a goat that has followed bill poster for a
whole day. Both came into world-famous
downtown hotel, the sober one supporting
the tipsy man.
This is where this thing belongs, isn't
III" the sober man inquired of the clerk,
who, aroused from a cat-nap taken in expec-
tation of the usual quiet after midnight,
was rubbing his eyes to make them see
clearly. When they were thus recovered
they snapped angrlly.
'Now, this is too badw exclaimed the
clerk. Pat Ito the porter near the door,
stop this man if he tries to get out"
Then the clerk vaulted over the counte r,
against which the sober man had leaned
his drunken charge Ike bundle of carriage
whips or log. The clerk faced the sober
man with an angry, unfinching gaze
"Where is this mans watchP he asked.
produce it or I'll have you licked to
pulp and put in Jail afterward."
1.-THE bloxe didn't have ms, watch when l
found him, said the the sober man.
"Pat,go through this man, said the clerk,
and the burly porter advanced impressively
'Oh, yoa didn't need to call that bulldog"
said the sober man, showing a complete sur
render of his bravado air. Here's the watch
"Now I've got you" said the clerk.
"Lets see how much you lifted in cash"
ooh, s. help me, c." He never finished
the oath. The Irish porter advanced nearer
with the irresistible manner of a bull or a
locomotive, and at the same instant the
thief flung small roll of bills on the hotel
counter.
Thus was enacted ON the night before
last the final act in new form of the old,
old story OF the fleeing of country lamb
by a city shearer. The thief walked out with
a swagger. The tipsy man was put to bed
by the porter. The clerk threw the watch
and roll of money i'll the safe behind his
desk. He had known of many a similar rob
berry, and had uttered not word Of protest
Possibly he never had so good a chance be-
fore, but it happened that this countryman
was known to him and liked by him, and
he determined to befriend MIN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-02

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