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OF course. every ono must have his
troubles-we al bnow that, alas. But why
should we be- at rains TO paint the cur
tain that mcrcifully wells the future with
scenes " Gloom and disaster? The truth
Is that we are often burlened with
anxieties that arc proved by the event TO
have been unfounded. We have known
men vino seemed To be entirely free from
this weaknesr. men who have waited till
the blow actually fell before they would
vince. Il Is. we admit, possible 10 be
too siolid in this respect; for when
danger does impend il Is better to know
il and be forcarmed against il. But the
hopeful heart is en- invaluable blessing,
and ii is in itself the JOY Of life from day
TO day. Lit not the future darhen the
present; only do the best YOU can and
wait. hoping on and hoping ever.
Anxiety is, we believe, very often the
result Of temperament; but then il Is
possible to cultivate a habit in opposition
10 the tendencies OF temperament. 1t is
possible 10 gel into Inc habit OF looking
at the bright side of things and Of ignor-
ing everything about the cloud except its
silver lining. This habit Of hoping is a
good habit; it makes q man not only
happier, but stronger, too, aud 50 tends
to justify itself. The army that goes
into battle expecting defeat IS not likely
10 win; bat the army that believes itself
invincible fights with a confidence that Is
| half the victory. After all, however,
contentmcnt is better than hope 50 far %
this world Is concerned. We can al
have what we like" runs the old saw,
by simply liking what wc have.'-New
Orleans Picayune.
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kAFLHOAb~.
Masn|GEa2
FREDERICKSBURG

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-Schedul.
commencing FEBRUARY 18th. lco-easterD
stan lard tims:
rs AN. leaves Byrd-street station daily; stops
only at Ashland Junction. Milford,
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper TO
Washington. Leaves Washington for
New York AZ ll;tO am.
e:l0 am. leaves Byrd street station: special
Pullman yestibule train. on which
extra fare is charged. Runs TUESDAY, $.
Thursdays, aud Saturdays. Makes
no local stops.
lla7 an. leaves Byrd street station daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington for
New YORK ati.i0 pm.
81 p N. leaves Byrd-street statios daily.
sleeper % New York.
i0;3s am. arrives ~ Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
2fS pm. arrives at Byrd-strcet station daily
stops AZ Fredericksburg. Milford. and
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
1:l3 pm. arrives az ~Byrd-strcet station F;
SPECIAL Pullman yes,ibule train. on
which extra fare - charged Run
Mondays, Wednesdays, aui Fridays.
Makes no local stops.
lO:40 pm. arrives AZ Byrd-street station daily
eNcept Sunday. Sleeper from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
too pun. accommodation. leaves byrd street
station arrives ~ Ashland ~ 5 pm.
tba pm. leaves Eiha; arrives at Ashland al
6ss pm.
800 am. accommodation, arrives nc Broad
street station legg 4 Ashland at sNi
am.
5:5e pm. arrives nj Bl6a: leaves Ashland NJ
C. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
K. I. u. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
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a great deal, considering his youth, and has
made international law n study. The salary
Of consul at the Islands which bear such d So
ciable name is hardly adequate TO cutting n
swarth, beng 5000, with some 5000 add
tional as fees; but Mr.. Doty being very
young should be very simple In bis tastes
and viii not naturally require the pecuniary
assistance 10 pleasure necessary 70 the politi-
cian who has grown gray IN political harness,
Indeed. be is said to be a very intelligent
young man with quite an old bead on his
shoulders.
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force. who had chargeo Of some men accused
Of burglary in Cleveland Morgan belonged
t00 roscuing party Huliigan was riddIed
with bullets and pounded over the head with
an iron coupling pm, receiving injuries from
which he died a few days later. Loehn was
shot in three places and also pounded to in
sensibility, but, after being laid up for q
month In O Cleveland hospital, almost mirae
ulously recovered.
Capt. Hochn was Ia court and gave bis ties
timony. though still suffering from his
wounds. The conductor Of the train and
some Of the passengers were also on hand as
witnesses Most OF the passengers were so
badly frightened that they were not likely 70
SEQ much that was going on. They oil
crawlcd down between the seats when the
shooting began, and one Of them, a clergy.
mau from Cleveland, covered up his head
With his travelling bag and crawied as nearly
under bis seat us he could set.
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was nominated and elected TO the Ohio iegis-
laturc, aud was the youngest Republican IN
the state house Of Representatives; but be
soon became prominent and was n hard
worker. At the expiration of his term he
was reelected. In 1881. when the Ohio Re
publican league was formed, Mr.. Ryan was
chosen It's president, and reelected the next
year. At the national convention OF ltepuO-
lean clubs in NeN York last December he
was chosen temporary chairman, lie Is now
one of the most prominent men in the field OF
Ohio politics.
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Judge Edwin l.. Bryant.

Judge Edwin Z. Bryant, the attorney gem
eral Of the poStoflce department at Wash
iugton, IS one Of the most reticent men at
present holding a public office. Although be
occupies IN important government position,
and has the reputation throughout the west
OF being ono Of the leading lawyers in tho
country. be modestly claims that he is not u
public msn. Judge Bryant Is 4 native Of
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Tie New York Herald's occasional
book reviewer las made q great dis
eovery. lie says that This world IS so
full Of real poetry-the poetry of the
landscape and the poetry Of human life
that ii one attempts 10 put II into the
form of verse ii mus, be we'd done or IT
had better not be done at aii.-The
Journalist.
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The Cleveland and
urg train,
which had left
Pittsburg at II
O'Clock the evening
before, was making
its momcntary stop
at Raveuna, o.,
before proceeding
on its journey to
Cleveland. The vic
tins were Detect
i've Captains VIII.
lam IIulhgaD and
Henry Hoohn,
members Of the
Cleveland police
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lieutenant IN the
United states
navy. He is q
graduate Of the
COlum biu Law
school lie began
bis official career
as u page In the
United States sen
ate. and is indebted
TO senator's whom
BIO served for an
APPOINTMENT 70 the
Bermudas. where
be served sixteen
months, and re-
turned to the
United States last
DeCem Der Mr..
DnfN hna
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to Portsmouth, O.,
when Be was a
child. where he WIS
educated at the
public schools, be
ing graduated at
tho bish school in
$50 During his
last year at school
BE read law and
was admitted 70
the bar two years
afterward lie was
elected school so
hcitOr on the Re
publican tick OF,
aud reelected TO
the sllne Office IN
49,. L. ~ l..
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.4"N.rnrIIT-. H.s sL0ANEs AND
.- >HIlAEns DAUGHTERS
.r....l four daughters Of William
D. B. Shepard, Mrs W D. Sloane,
S. Wc.,aad Mrs H. Mex Twom-
Nr anil Mr- Sloane have -four chill
.rr., aal tvo boys Mr. and Mrs.
.0tct $50 daughters and % son.
au d. Vanderbilt, tire widow,
.-.i she's. l.Iiren. Is devoted 10
. lsc- alone .u her brown house,
.r...rr.ai Sold. George Sheisgiyen
.rtt g. lron Der tlat her SOD Fred
iIorary -,s,cs 10 Is said that
.or- Dor husband from anything
...u rarruorslip with JAY Gould
.rl generation of Nandcrblts inter
e.tA tAe oldest anl most refined
.-IH NcS YORK.
family usually spends tue summer IN
m Tor o. loas umo William IL.
Do clioavored. without success, TO
..au t-e social barrier that existed
... tmee.f and tAe "blue blood con
,-.I tlcrc every summer The oppo-
, .. uas vigorous. but o., last melted away
tae clluS Of tho gold eagle and the
ls note Besides, tho intermarTiage
ca1 r,u among them teuded 70 bring
Oh. desired result Now the Wander
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]. LAMB pOTY.

The Youngest Consul In the Service OF
tho United states.
The youngest cousCl in the United States
service Isl Lamb Doty lie goes 20 Tahiti,
in the Society Islands. As Mr. Doty is only
u Years Of ~ogc-just the age TO enjoy So
clctv-perhaps he viii nnd the Islands agree
able. The young consul was born IN Brook
lyn. though he is the son Of O worthy South
Cnrnllnn ~nlanter. who was at one time q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-19

Madison, Wis. In
early nfe he APP
Piled himself in
d%ustriously to his
profession and rose
rapidly into prom
inencc. For a long
time previous TO
Clcveland's admin.
~istration he was
the law partner OF
Gen Villas, who
was until recently
postm ster gen
eral ben Gen
Wins ~ a : M.
pointed secretary
Of the interior as a
result Of the late
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4 nenchifnl rhenomcna.

Miss Tat;leton entering suddeniyEits
raining, girls.
De Spoonville chastity rising)-You will
excuse me. | want 10 be outside. don't
you know, il its raining irls.-Lfe.
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CONNECTIONS
Train No. "a makes connection al keysyille
for Chase Cts ana Clarksvtile; at Greensboro
for Durham. Raleigh, daily except sunday, and
all points on North Carolina Division and ".
". M L. Il.
Tram No. g. makes connection az Greens
bOrO' Tor y. ". \. Z Il. H., Raleigh, Colds.
boro', and Norehead Guy VI salisbury foI
Ashcyilie. Hot Springs. and al points in
Western North Carolina; ~ Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta railroad for
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah, Thomasville, Ca, Jacksonville and other
Florida points also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trans from the South arrive ut nlchmond
1915 a.In. and 3i5 pm.
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"BLlNKY" MORGAN.
sketch 81 the Crime OF Which Tic Was
Convicted nj Ravenns, q.

They arc trying to get a new trial for
"Dlinky" Morgan at RavenDa, o.. The muir
der Of which be has been convicted occurred
al 4 o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th Of
February. 1857, IN a crowded passenger car.
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change In the cabinet, Judge Bryant was
named ia some quarters Us a possible sue.
ccssor. He is a strictly business man, aud Is
seldom TO be found away FROM his office.
Those who know him intimately describe
him - q man of great ability as a lawyer.
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ALICE rwosiBLY.

...,.r IWongLY ALICE TWOsnBLY.
rELDEHIEA ~vASDEkBiLr wEBn
lf- among tho leaders q fashion, and
who opposed them are passing into OBJ
..r-o tl.y ars burlened with the IN
poor n.iativu,' the country
bat there IS little intercourse be-
.. ODD. railroad branch Of the family and
.l.4tel poor relations But no one
aalt e done in CERTAIN cases where
Del needed The third and fourth gem
..-.la ARC known 90 be charitable, and for
aro given away by them every year.
u...f,.., there Is enough wealth and in
w .I wealth % make all who are now
.l l-l comfortable But IA America there
sao a" ol prlmoseuiture, and doubtiessthey
ssh. .I tlyv an equal share Families spread
..l l.l laiel They Increase ia ari,hmet!-
W p00erc ou. and by tbs time the children
~ ,ao prcscnt fourth generation become
goa arI women there VIII be 50 many that
obey uay have % lie content within beggarly
r.ilol apiece
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SttA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY,
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUEJ-
DAY ami FRIDAY at b pm.
Steamers leave New YOTB for Richmond
EVERY WIDN ESDAI and SAIU hDA1
at 3 y. ~; arriving In Richmond MONDAY ana
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
CabI fare 20 New York via James river
rot te including meals and berthl,..,..s
Round-trip ticket. limited 20 thirty days
after date 81 issue. .t.. .....t..t.sss, ~ ~
Sfee,agc. with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d W
Steel aye. without subsistence . 20. %. H
Cabin fare VIA Chesapeake and Onto rail-
IOdG......ss .,.....t. .tstt.ssss.t. ~ "
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad coo. tts. .st...s. tsttssf.s.Ftss 1T W
Tickets can be Obtained Al A. ". CARRIERS.
100 Main street Chesapeake aud Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg dep0ts, and gt com
pany's Offices. 1901 Main sreot. aud wharf,
hOcketts.
Freishts forwarded and through bills of lad
ing issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour of sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYS.TUESDA ". NEDN ESDAiS.ThURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and ONO railway t"ia Newport Newsleto:iUa III,
anu by Richmond and Petersburg uulruad
same day. at lJ:ig viii make connection
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN &CO., Agents.
No. IDl Main street, aud
sjy letf company's wharf. kocketts.
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'Dally. tDaily except sunday.
STOFpl @ PLACES.

49,
Nos. o. and II make no stops. No. . stops
only on signal at Manchester an Chester.
No. % stops only on signal 40 Chester. Contra
liza and Manchester. No. ID stops on signal al
all regular stations. No. 81 stous on signal A.
all regular stations. and also at Temples and
Port Walthal. Nos. a, 81, IS. 20, s., aud 81
Will stop al All stations tor p~Assenser,.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and - sieeplns-cars bo.
tween New York a9d Tampa, Fla. via Jack
sonviilel. On Traits NOs. II and = sleeping
cars between Washington and Charleston. Gu
IrainNO. - siecp.ng-cars between Washtrg-
ton and Jacksonville. On Train No. - sleep
ing-cars between Jacksonville and New work.
On Trains No. q and = sleeping cars br-
tween Washingtan and Ihomasyilic. On Trains
Nos. Is ani TO sleepng-c IS Oetweol washing
ton and Wilmington.
In addition to the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
coVsISTTNG oF We THULE PCLLaAs Cans
ONLY, lca. - Richmond. south found. at IZ3
pm. ard arrive at Petersburg AT . pm. on
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays. Leave
Prfcrsuurg, north bound, nj 1&j n.ul. AMI ar
riye at RicEm nd AZ 5 am. on tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Extra fare rs charg Il Ou this train.
THEONLY ALLrRAILLINETo NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond, 'lo:5s aw. Norfolk, as pm.
Richmond. '6s6pm. Norfolk. sa5 nm.
Norfolk, 's.lV am. Richmond, lsn pm.
kN0ElNAhs TN pm ANfAAANh'f NV' l"-
These trains also make close connections
for Farm vile, Lynchburg, ana south
western points ana al stations GA tne Norfolk
and Western railroad, except the lu;s tram.
Passengers for pOlu \ west of Pctor-burk
should take the g.N a m. train instead.
X. NJ. SuLLY,
superintendent.
T.. 4. d. MYERS,
General Superintendent
I. M. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
SoL Haas. Trai,c Manager. zap N
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE SYSTEM,
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
To TUE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER, On ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL, 1873.
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Can it be said that a man who has eaten
cloves Is tainted with the breath Of suspicionf
New York Graphic.
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DANIEL J. RYAN,
lilo Is a Candidate for Nomination for
Secretary OF State in Ohio,

Daniel j Ryan, who is a prominent candi-
date for tho nomination for secretary OF
state in Ohio, was born la Cincinnati 10 lS1j,
His father was an Irish laborer in u foundry
i'm that city. lie removed with his parents
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 pm.-MAlLd daily Except sunday.
80 am.-ACCOMMODATlON daily Except
sunday.
1I5 am.-S1GHT EXPRESS daily (excopt
Monday.
ARRIVE RICHMOND

s
Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake aud ohio
railway f0r the South. West. ard Northwest.
At Lyrchburg with Norfolk sud Western
railroad iur all points South. Southeast, anC
Soutasest, and Virginia Midland railway tor
all points North and South.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways for
Gil points I'm the South. Ard Richmord. Frefle-
icksburg and Potomac railrOad for the North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore ana ONO Iati-
road. making close connections At Hsrpei's
Ferry 10 and from Pittshurg and the West
also Co points North and East.
Sleeping car attached tn NIGHT EXPRESS
for ~Lynchburg.
SLEEPtNG-CARS LYNCHBURG to MEN.
PHlS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROCn.
Trains marked : daily except sunday.
Tickets sold 20 all points. OGccs; 9ls
l. 81 Mai treet, lort Main, street. and NJ
Richmond Hu Aiieghany depot, Eighth and
Canal streets.
JOHN Il. MACNURDO,
Sde5 Geul Passenger Agent.
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Ohio has fourteen rock ribbed Islands all
a. Lake Ene.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ -
N EFFECT MARCH lsr,
lssn.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
MAIL AND sTAGE LINES.


oDsooket and yvess1ne Ion Springs.
ayes Woonsock Daily, at $500 m
riyes at Nessing gton Springs, I. q. I1:30 M
faves Washington Springs n ss,s. * 400 N
frlyes ut Woonsockct 8 e::So (. II NJ
Issington sprfaIsps & u ana white Lake,
ayes WessingJ spr's y. /. At 9 ;eo sf n
Eyes Crow VIA Lake = e 10 go T E i i
ssS nsss a st ess
|nkinton and WAssing ton s Strings,
(ayes Plankinton Teu's 8 Fri,s. at 800 "a n
ayes Wessingtoa Sp's. 'Wed. Ri, i i II 500 u
rlVes at Piankintop ss d. go IN u
Washington s-rinss and lisllsr.
ayes ayes Wsessingt v Sp's. Mon. Fri. at 100 a A n
ayes Miller Tie. sst. si :. 81 10 10 An u
rlyes at Washington Sp'As. n = 100 r d
70. N. PRICE. Proprie ietof, i. 4.
terbury a.d Wss.ianiia i = iat5n ] spranis.
Elves At Wessing gtons Springs D s.l2:09 M
yes Washington SPRINGS .,l Il 1905 i d
r Jones. Proprietot. y
(. II. d. .BkRRErT.P p. N. 4
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
Paupers, Idiots, Crirnii1ais
And Won eii.


The demand OF woman Isl to have q
part ii the making of the laws under
which she lives and abides all the
consequence hut minus much Of the
Eprotection guaranteed 70 men. These
flaws she trains her son, to respect,
and leaves him to settle their reason
and Justice 81 after years. when his
land her way part she no longer stands
|sby his side, the, moral and mental
guide and header; because. forsooth,
and for shame, she is litically classed
with paupers and idiots ana cflminalsl
Undeyeloped youths Of twentyone,
eunIett6ted fofeigners. high-handed
|,violators-of the law, moral brigands,
|,guerrlllas upon woman's purity, al are
eligible to the making Of laws, but the
mother who leads the childs first steps
who risks life sfor this little feeble
|-spark of immot trality who lays her
|,souls best 1aborss upon the altarof sac
Ers6ce that he may be sheltered and
|Ruided up to manhood Who stands BY
.cliff's edge and wards Of, danger, who
teaches the little one the pain Of fire
|:is, al the shour of. greatest med. when
/, EE,mortM Gre and pestile ehce lay siege to
|Ithe young soul, reminded, fcrcibly #
f.nhed he, that she must stay her steps.
I;sheminst have nq pression as TO
[swho maytempt and ruin the child and. az:
|aRloat over her woe. The same heart
kof love| that instinct AZ, even 70 the he
lsaoony " st death, shields its offspring,
cau minister to the ethands q mans mans
ft mature. size Is his co- -laborer in every
laalds sof work; and sKneels with him q =
fthsS altar; but g to 4 Chg baltot-box On
s.S, broth g i too fair q too too
'foll ~ our chifalric spirit would say g
mo- 81 to the first ;aahq If the last, R is
|sinpst NJ were there. Missouri
Woman. a
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

oBIlilruAI.Ry,

~ a r Addle Allen, is released from
/ isI y i 4 ring caused by the blizzard.
She cre the; almost uniniurable suffer.
i15 y J! ath g generous degree OF cheerful
lles Az ~ m the 26iilt. both Of her feet
N ~ putsted Just shove the ankle
3oil E1l !! or g time she seemed to be-
d q. :! = vel, but the next Gay surgical
4 i RET ID. from which she somewhat
d, md. on Sunday morning told
T. rollope she thought she should
\ But she only lived until two
Il I! 5 4 the allowing morning, when
l I y! ssenger sf death 1ore her spirit
Y a Il 1llizzards and pain are un-
s lss Hon N - Tho daugh ter ST MI.
sos I'M, of Chicago when Adde'S
mother died sheIwas adopted bysD. a.
Allen with whom she lived until about
seventeen years 81 age, since which
time Ahe has made her home With Rev.
q. W..lA Allen. Miss Allen had oyercome
many obstacles and obtained i liberal
sedncsFi by teaching and studying
IN which she received honor and re.
spectI she expected to complete heI
course al the Des Moines college in al
sother|year.
Rev. Allen arrived at Kimball abou,
week before het death. and Saturda,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
!. q. e. A.l

b jcrauld County Farmers Alliance holds
lettings at the court House In Wessiugto
nss. n sss s. u. S \. ~
NJ. Miles j !. s. !. resident,
j. Marshall 3. J. 4. g., !. Secretary,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
THE TEMPERl CE TEMPLE,
MATILDA i cAkst..

"a little chit. shall lead them. is
being verified in the work Of raising
funds for the Temple.
Among the many plans suggested
for raising iibney f0irr this great ehter-
prise, none begins IN popularity with
the Tenn mperance Baby Band.
There are SO many inquiries "a re-
gard .to raising Baby Bands. il might he
well fof me to say = word in regard to
sit here. 1 will quote from Oh the printed
directions, which we send to unions
for getting up such bands:
Let lady II each union be appoint
|ed toraise a Baby; Band. Or let the
Eentire union undertake the work,
which is very simple; All babies from
|ons day to five. years old can become
members Of the Baby Band by their
parents or guard dians paying ten cents
and placing their names on the en-
closed slip. One hundred completea a
full band. Z When the names are secured
send them. with the money, TO Miss
IPugh, l61 La Sale street. All names
win be published 10 Tbs UnioH Signal
monthly .sl
& The blank which we send out for the
names Of the Ghildren is headed with
the following pledge: Wa the parents
or rdians. who place the names Of
our children on this list .solemnly
pledge that we, will educate them in
Temperance principle. G
Z; So many names Of children come
in that the limited columns Of The
Union Signal viii not hold them. We
have now postponed printing them
until Feb. a2, at which time The Union
Signal has promised to get upan extra
large-siAed number 70 accom m9date US,
i The Union Signal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
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|oneer Union of washington Springs meets
|gntd |t and 4th Wed. d each Mo. !. OF The N. +.
Es t. H. Blank I. /. l. =. i. Pres.
rs. Jennie H. Miles !. !. 7. Vice Pres.
As Nette Miles i. +. !. !. Rec. ec,
Is. c. NJ. Spears. Y. Cor ,,6ec,
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
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Lrvces are held each SabbatG ,as follows: !:
faching at 1880 O'clock a.. nj. and at 800
'ock D. nj Sunday School at IL O,cl0ck NJ, ,.s.
lev. G. H. Vessey. ~ s. b. tQks