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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Sn @aibiugtou 9ibt cs op1 rc6t
bDie Weni6en. 9ta6bem es bcfannt
gciuurben, haBGrGliOcnt 9leoelauo $10,z
600 gum hempfrutil6eu GampagncIpno
beigeIteuert, neunen le ,Bn jebt bcn
r8ooole 5reiGanoels 8rdi iibenten." "
0as lit ni6t rcdt; Scoermann uciB,
oaB cine Natipnal Gnmpn9nc MIR nit
uicl ,Spoblc" bctriebeu iuerbCu fuHl,
unO bn 0srr Glepelanb III oieicr CAN'T
ra9ne ielbit elmer Der @anoiOatcn lit, 10
lit es nidt mcbr al5 re6t nub billi9,
oaB er au6 lcin SooOle. SdcrIlein sur
oemOtrotllden &ric9stalie belItcuert.
Stincm 8eiipicl liuo lelbitueritdnOli6
Die Mitglieber ieines &abincts unb
anbere prominsnte bemptratilde Gi6tcr
geiUlgt rmo Ger ,SoUbte" lit i'll SOl9e
oeiiem in ocn lettcn 2ageit rr6t rcid,s
lid III eriuGbnte Rrie9sfaIie 9eIlollen.
@us oaiu wobl pic prin5ipicngctrcucn
Mtugwumps la9en WerbCn?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
eSn California, 0loniteau Gui

Sn California, Noniteuu Gumntp,
,uurben s,uei ,sriine 9euti6e," 5ris
rno @il9elm 8erner, ie um S125 mIo
5nbluns Der Soften (slaes QUAINT
melt s329.5O) 9eitruIt, weil iie cine
trunfe Sub seidlu9tet uno bas 5leiif)
auf benz Sauiiriue9e uertauft batten
Die Sub batte Siuei 9n9e por oem
5d!odten Elm Solb seluurien unb iuar
i'll 5olse bauun nnDe nln 9rcpirer,
ipesbu1b Die beioeu S91numeier, unl
ipeiiisiteuS ni9t ben 9on;en @ertB Der
Sub 81 perlieren. Ods 9bier i6la6tetell
unb bos 5leiid billis ucrfauTten. Die
9pefulation mar cine 9riinblid per=
feblte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Gsinist Gusr Blxt, rpsi4ts bic Nuens ttr @dnne5sA
N, tur& ben @etrau6 ron 'Dr. Pieroe's Gold@p
Medical Discovery. unb quite @ersauuna, cine bees
Feit bsr Gputttuton rirb bahurd beraefeut ipertm.
Golden Medical Discovery" beilt ale trauta
cate, pen ben eerbbrIHen glntb6en, Tls6eu sbr
i&pAreu. 4tionbers erprsbt 6 ibre gr5amtet In bsr
Heiluns rcn Saldfub pbfr Eledten, 6stsrifrsrtu,
&aftseb, ffrppbufbien 0si9wnren anb Gnifwsuunsen,
sGolden Medical Discovery" beilt e6rintiuet
(reIde cine etrpptefbtlbune IN her Fuuse I'LL hut
TIRE ruuhebdre blutretnisenbe trdftSenee uEe nhts
renbt qBirfuna. Nnr Tornado punsen, SIutipeien,
QnrsaibuIafeH, GRt,nntuns Der 9uftr6br&eH. CBrOns
IitiS,) beffsen 6uften, attemnotb (attmo uus ser.
ocane esiten, "a fie etn abfclutes SeIuitttd. Ste
beit f&Ieunts be fhrffen 3ufenfhne.
acf trAaer peber, Gdliisfeh cher 2elerfeben, Dps.
rfrhc uuS gerbduunas etfrsrhtn IN Ne etn unrers
sltGltAss eeiImittd.-Bd allen apetbtltrn gu bdten.
DE-, Pierces Pellets,-anttsbtltoS uuo
abf6hgeuD. 2s Cts. per DlhiHAen.-
R9si affn Npctbtfern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
Smmer nod mchr 8cfehrte.

Die ~Suinpi6 S5reie prehe" CGbas.
:. Srenner Ypn ct. GbraleS lit elmer
Der 5eraus9ebeD lit aus einem g a u
III 8 Gin = a ulu5 9enrrrcn unc tiinz
ci9t ibrcn llebertritt Spn Der rcmfr. ;ur
reputl. Yartei in fplsenrer gSeiIe an:
~9ta6 reiflidcr lleberlesuns rer ;,piz
Iden rcn teipen arobsn Yartcicn bette
benoen Sauptzy SiIue," rer lariHra0e
ndmli6, frnc rie !Serausseter rieieS
SIattes su rer GiniIdt 9elunst rab ras
npn pen Gepublifanern tefiinpcrtctc
S9uB;pll : Syitem III jercr Se;iebuna
oprsusieben 1T. 9Sir tefr1ftisen unierc
Sebauptun9 rur6 9inreis auf rie
I6le6ten 3eiten, rie npr @infiitrun9
res S6uB;pll6 1T riclem 9anrc bcrrI6@
ten unp auf bic lbatIa6c, ,rie i6 bic
ScrbdltniiIe bel1er 9eitaIteten lpbalr rie
Scr. Staaten rte Se9nun9en res
ShutsplIs erfubren. 9ti6t auein rie
Ger. Stdaten liefern ben prattiiden Se@
meis fir pie Spr3 zines S6uBsrlI<
SnitemS Hpr rem Sleibaurels<Soitem
81 lan9e bic ensliI6en Srsibantelslebz
ren audi fir rem europdiiden Continent
mdg9ebenr waren sins cs cer Snru=
ltric res SeBteren unc fplse,pcile aud
ifrer Sanrrirtb16aft i6le6t 9cnu1 UNI
ra6 Srlf nerarmte mebr unc mctr.
SeitpemOeutihlanr UNI tbeilpeiie audi
6ranfrei6 il6 Spm en9lii6en 5reibanz
relsweIen lp6ia9ten uni S6uB;fle einz
fiibrten bat bic Sadla9e ii6 gan; unp
gar nerdnrert. Die Snruftrie tliitte
iibeuaI6eno 16neu auf rie 26bne itiez
gen betrI6tlt6, uno ipem rieie 2dnccr
nt6t 10 ldrcr an rer errriifenccn Wis
lttdrlait ~ leircn bdttcll, tic miiften
leBt cmpprGliiben mic mic suYpr. GS
aiebt anccre eurppdii6e 2dnrer, rieni6t
rieicm Sciipielc sefpl9t ilnt, 5. 9. Gn9z
lam, in rem c6 namentlib nit rem
6arncritonc unc rem @rtcitern hS6f
trauri9 itett. Statiitil6en Seweiien
sufrl9e bcftnrct it6 jcst cpri cine balte
Millipn 9lrbsiter beI6dfti9un9slps, trcB
rem rrrt bcitebenben, beicnrcr6 rrr ar
tcitcnren 8lnIlc ais su Gutc frmmenc
an9eprieIencn 5reibanrel. Srlanc lit
rurh Gn9lanc's 6reibanrclspplitit Sc
racSu ruinirt lppreen, bic 6armtr UNI
Yd6tcr auf ben 9rGeeren @iitern Gn9z
lonr6 uno Sdpttlancs fine 10 bcrunz
ter oefrmmcn, pae cine 9l9itdtirn sur
0erabicgun9 Ter 9d6ten neil cie Sancz
mirtbl6aft f6 ni6t mcbr be;ablt cprt
permanent 9elrprcen lit. Bir f6nnten
bier nr6 mebr eurppdiide Sdnrer anfiibz |
ren, rie untcr einem 6reibanrclszS Syitem
st leirrr baben Inter fpl6cn llmitdnz
Zen 9lauten mir eS sum Sprttcil fir unz
ler @Olf unb 2anb ITO let we'll enough
alone" unb ieDen mir uns beB6nlb Der
anlaBt, Die @abl Der auf Der rcpubliz
tanii6en S6ub5oaz zElatform ltebenben
Ganbibaten 0arriion unb Wtorton Su
befiirworten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Die ben'ofratiide Hartci bat III Ntp.
9ucalpption mn Spnntugs5luang eilge=
iii6rt rmb Dem 9eutl6tbum cincn 80
besltoB uerlebt, irbem lic III Ct. 2Uuis
ben bcutiflen S6ulunterri6t aufbpb.
Gin 9eutl6er Der fir bieIe Eartet nod
Itinlmeu fam, muB ieinc eigene Selbitz
n6tlln9 perloren hnben. let. 9pui5
County &G6ter.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
Whtu,ta Farmer.

Tas isst bas 3tissnssi6dft h,ister btsSr.
ftti, md&n mir gdrmtr tdrduf nufmtrffam
bde mir ttrtit unb bafur sirstrid,ttt iino alien
Dsi,tn iu fduftn Der bier esjrs.n piro unb
,udr rtrbtn mir rem b66Iftn gParfiprsis in
@ddr ttadblsn. Nu@ psrhen mir Ydar i'm
Uprans bf;dblen rtnn foltts BON 8armern
Strlduat rirt. 2det titit 0tIrstnbtit Mot
periiberesben nsnn ibr 2 bis 3 Gents am
guibd ssrinnsn fSnnt unt trrrsftfs @twttt
frbdltei.
0nft SGdf bdbtn mir Pete an bdne.
Dir be bisbtrist liberale nnterliiiBuus be.
TENS tdnfsnb rn6tn rir btmiibi feiu uns au@
bas fsrntre 0eblrrlsn unitrtr ssuntru bur&
rtsn. BebitnunJ III fi6trn.
A@iunsepca,
Senrp Binfboelter & 90.
Mprrilon, Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Tostdslid tducn bemofartiide 3ciz
trnsen bus 9Rdr6en lpieocr, oaB Der
rcpublifanilde Yrdlirenti6afts Ganbis
Dat Sarrilon Elm 8rOhi6itioniIt iei. llub
bod bubcn Die ErObibitioniiten ibr ei9cz
neg Tidet i'm 6clOc, unb rOd Iprocrt
Die ,@oice," bos einIluBreibIte Yrobi=
bitiunsblntt III ben @ereiu. Staateu,
lbre 9sier ouL 9c9en ,6arriion 6u ltims
men, ba icine StclIun9 i'll Ter Srobibiz
tipnsiru9c 9eruoe Die lci, wcld)e prn
benz 9iqu0rz SnterciIe an9eitrcbt wcrbc,
ndmli6 Die Gc9uIiruu9 Ocs oonbcl5 nit
SpirituOien.
8ollen Die ocmOfratiiden 3eiiun9cn
nidt iueni9ltens cinnal Der @abrbcit
Die Gbre seben?-( (GentrulMiiIouricr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Die @attin bes Serrn Gbriit Bed
mann iuurbe Geutc Norseu, iudbrenb iie
Die S6lQeritraBe cntlaus sins, BON elmer
9eiter Die Seinrid Sn9rum nieberlai=
len tuollte, ibm aber aus ben SGn oen
glitt, 10 un9liidlitb am & opfe 9etrpfien,
oaB iie erbeblide Serles un9rn bao pn=
trua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Gin Sells an @osenftranb,
llnb liipft' ben 9iieierbumpen
llnb iuie9t ibn in Der Sanb.
,9rant ber @Dtter, ben i9 meine,
Der mein SerS erfiillt,
Spmm' nit Seinem S9eine
9oienrotbes 8il5w
llno trinft nit tapfernem 3uge
SIN Big 5um @runbe leer,
llub ma6t bic 9taaelprobe,
Sa floB fein 1rppfeu nlebr.
,Sebt tbut nlir's na6 ibr Suusenw
sO rief Der tapfere Selb.
0a mar elm lObipertb Seiipiel
9en stnbern uufseitellt.
Surtig uno burtiger
0em @inbe sleib, benz i9neuen,
Sab man 0en Saal our9rennrn
9ca Munbi6enf iammt @eieIIen
Sier linb mir 9cmpfroteu,
Sier iuiro ll6 Hidt senirt,
gSir baben CUTE Masen
Weit Sle6 9alpanilirt.
Denn unlere glbnen iuubnten
Iuf beiocn Seiten beg R6eins,
uno batteu iie ems 9etrufen
9aun tranfen iie INNER nod ems;
sic nabmen Die Yofale,
sic fiilten Re aufs gteu,
9a bub li6 i'll Dem Saale
Gin i6arfes Sdnapsturncp.
Saiio getrunfeu, laBt uns ni6t rappel
f6ppig iein
User m6t mitbauiet Der bleibe Oabeim
8alo laute man6e 3un9e,
0ie iunIt piel &ubm seiuonr,
8alo iuanfte i'll ben 9nieen
Wand belbeltfiihner Wunn.
g(ls 9lbenbI6aiten fielen
Serllieber auf Die @elt
0a mar BON 9enipfraten nod
&ein 9idet aui9eitcllt
Sic i6lafen i6napsbeludlti9t
Sn liiBer, trunfner Stub,
Slid auf! Sd rcite labeno
Dem nabcn StGbt6en 5u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

YIN S0napstrlg nno ellt Se6er
9ta6 oltem Srle9s9ebraud).
Sieb ia, iuie eilig rannten,
Die Siencr aus bent SdloS
Sle labten li6 Oes 9lublids
llub 9lcltcn linn bas SOB.
gu @icl Sund6lt, 10 nobel unb brat
@rideint uuf Oct StrnBe Elm 5ppograi
Ser Grai BON Der Sulel am sriinc
Strano,
@r miro audi @Gpten suiueilen eenaEni
@r fiibrt Die Ssoer uue uid)t oas S6pert
Dit 5lrbt or Oom Gcoer, lpenn's au6 Der
febrt
3unddit tommt cin sduitcr,
Der trG3t einen 9fopiter,
0as Gnblem Der @rnocu,
9ofnl= 9cmorraten.
llnb Der 0anlel trabte lueiter
6tnter leinem 9Gpten ber,
Hfiff iid Gins, fioel unb better,
0enn leiu 6ldi96en iuar ni6t leer:
SIMMER langlam uuran,
Sumner larginm pornn,
9ns Der 9anicl, Der S9uIter,
9lu6 nadfOmmen fam.
Hub i'm Stnubc milbuou gan9iam
Spmmt ein Gu;itifer lan9iam,
Sn leiue5 Sanrcs bunfle 2odcn
@ari ld)pn oa5 gllter peiBe Slodeu,
Gin TOllbart umraDntt iein cbles @ciid)t
0O6 otn Sitter, Den alten, i6 femme ibl
ui6t.
9tuu Iul9en Srabnntcu,
Nus frembeu 2anoeu;
!6p6 5u HoB,
Gin Itattli6er GrpB.
0ann 3aDndr5t uno 8noppcn,
gluI biirreu &appeu,
9tuf ein9el6rumpften
llno ab9clt,lmpften
9iplpmaten
llnD 9empfrateu,
ardmcr uno Yboto9rapbcn
Gum 9ultlidcn !6afen
BUR hufti9en 8urlt,
Wiit fllrbtbarem 0urlt.
Gpd Der Meulb ipa ni6t Itolj iein,
Der niidtern iib bdlt,
9ti6t laden iiber'n 0emOfraten.
Der beipfIen binfd(lt.
llno lieb, iuel6c Sdnttcn,
Sn ieinen 9rapatteu,
0as 9luge umbriat,
Gersiueifclno Wilb!
@rnuer 5ilS6ut, acknowledgment,
Ie6te 9empfratenzEradt,
Seut miro 0irie nod 9eiun9en
llnb bent Seff. ein Sod sebradt.
9o6 wenn ibr Die bunten @eiellen fra9t
8un Gntel su Gntel iei's nadseiast
9as lit bas Gleuelano Jade6or.
0as beimli6 brannte uno beimli9 frur
8 tapIcrc, jlm9e Strait.
9tun bait bid brop,
Oeit @a6terrui mo S5elbael6rei
WerI6eu6' ben S6laf;
llnb mu6' Die &unO 5u jeber Stunb
!6eran sum Sturm!
llno eSbr pom Stem"
3 baltet fern
0ie &annibalen,
Sic &abifllen,
Son 98au uno 3innen i6aIs laut:
6alt, ucrDa!
9a fam ber Sitter Sentler
gpu Senfersbur9 io9lei6,
@r lieB bas Seerboru b(aien:
.Sbr Wannen riiltet @u6!
Die Stunoe fam oes &eoens,
8unbanas manni9fnlt
Die l6niiften beut' Die Salle,
Gintrat Der Gapten balo,
S6ier beusten li6 bic giIde
Seu Speiieu iunoer 3abl
8iel ehler 2abtranf sliigte
Sm 9iiloenen 8ofal.
Gutter Moub bu 9ebIt 10 ltille
0p6 umIunIt bu nrmer Srppf
llno Der Daniel trdst ben 8roter
Stpls nul ieinem Supi.
llnb wie Der S9maus 81 @nbe,
Die 81 l6e iue9gcrdunlt,
9a, ipra6 5um Sitter !9entler
| Ser GGpten un9eIdumt:
,,9tun ebler Serr uno ?SrdleS,
@rtbeilt ms @uren Se9en,
9ab sllIe bier i'll SaoIe
0er 3ebluIt nt09en pfe9en."
: llnb bel bem 5riilfen itelIen mir
3as bette 9idet ouf
llnb ieben &aoifnle
llno Semofraten o'rauf.
9aun jp9 CT ieinen 9e9en
llnb frust' iif binter'm DIR,
gerbeu9t iid pur bem Sitter,
9ebt Elm Snar S6rttte Dor.
Ser Sumpen olersr0Bten
Gei6t er ibm fuieenb bar,
0ardui aus alten 0tdren
Mnn9' Bib seidnibelt luar.
Sa ladt Der alte 3e6er;
,5iiriun6r Sbr meiitt es gut,
Mls ipie Elm Nec- i'm Sturme
gntse'n iddumt mir bic 5lutbN
O.L fooNar Ooont, f1onH az
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
@Sdentlider Warftberi9t.
@ttrribc, McIl niu.

Stoen 5reitnG corri9irt oun Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
@eijcn. :. Nualitdt. 10000. 80
Wei5er, 3. NualiiGt. .... 7S
Sprr, in aolben. n....... 40
@ei6dltes &orn. rn........... As
Sater. %
0tebl, per Sad, /. Qualitdt. -. 2 40
Webl, per Sad, 2. NualitGt -. 2 10
&ornmebl, per 100 Yiuuo. -. l 20
8leie, per 100 Sfuno. ....... so
Sbipituf. per 100 8iunc. 80. 20
Prnbufte.
@orri9irt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Wrurer
Die nnse9ebenen Yreiie iperbcn bon ben
Sdnblern nteiitens I'M 9auide be5ablt
Butter, per Yfunb. ....... 12I-15
@ier, per 9usenb. ....... IL
Sibner, per 9ubenO. "a OO--3 90
@nten, per 9ubeuo. .....2 $50 so
SGuIe per 9usenb. .....3 5O-5 90
8artpffeln, per 8uihel. -. 40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07
Sic Ges2sale Bat 2uiseee eaaecfouaeu

r b, brnudn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-09-07

Stben 6reitas corrisirt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
FRIEND, ARE YOU SICK I?

Doyou have pains about the sides, chest ano
back? Does your mouth have a bad taste, es-
pecialy in the morning? Do you feel dull
and sleepy? Is there sort of sticky slime
abont the teeth? Is your appetite poor2 Is
there feeling like heavy load on the stom-
ach-sometImes a faint, all gone sensation at
the pit of the stomach, which food does not
satisfy? Do your hands and feet become cold
ard clammy? Have you a dry coHghS Are
your eyes sunken Do you expectorate green
ish-colored matter? Are you hawking and
splitting all or part of the time? Do you feel
tired all the while Are you nervous irritable
and gloomy? Do you have evil forebodingsi
Is there a giddiness-a sort of whirling sensa-
ton in the head-when rising up suddenly2
Do your bowels become costive2 Is your skin
hot and dry at times? is your blood thick and
stagnant? Are the whites of your eyes tinged
with Yellow Is your urine scanty and highly
colored? Does 1t deposit a sediment after
standing? Do you frequently spit up your
food, sometimes with a sour taste and some
times with a sweet? Is this freque tly attend
ed with papitation of the heart? Has your
vision become impaired? Are there spots be-
fore the eyes, Is there a feeling of great
prostration and weakness? If you suffer from
any of these symptoms, call at your drug store
and a hottie of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
The Story of Horatius.

The cities of Rome and Alba being at war
1t was agreed that the three Roman brothers,
Horatii and the three Alban brothers, Curl
atli, should decide the quarrel by n combat
in sight of the two armies. Two of the Ho-
ratii were soon slain and tho three Curl
atii wounded. The last one of the Horatii
pretended to fly and the three Curiati fol-
lowed as each was able. When Horatius
saw that they We're pursuing apart from each
other he turned upon them and slew them
one by one. Horatius marched back to
Rome at the head of the army, and when his
sister, who was the betrothed of ono of the
Curiatii, saw the latter's cloak upon her
brothers shoulder she wept at his death
Horatius, in anger, drew his sword and
stabbed her to the heart, saying: $50 perish
the Roman maiden who shall weep for her
countrys enemy!' For this he was con-
demned to death, but was afterward par
doned on account of the service. he had rem
dered to Rome
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06

Gen. Lopez, with 400 men, sailed from New
Orleans for Cuba on board the steamer Pam.
pero, Aug. 2, 1871. The force consisted chiefly
of Americans, but embraced forty-nine Gu
bans in its ranks, with several German and
Hungarian officers. Among the latter was
Cen Pragay, one of the heroes of the Hun
garan revolution, and he was second in COM
mand to Lopez on this occasion. The party
landed at Cabanc ;, at midnight, between the
18th and 18th u August. Crittenden Kerr
and eighty men became separated from the
main body and attempted TO leave the island
in launches, but were capture by a Spanish
man of war. They were taken to Havana
and shot at the castle If AtaroS, on the
morning of Aug. :. Lopez was garroted
the LIST of September foi.o"lng.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
New and Beautiful Needlework That De-
serves Attention.


White and gold are just now the favorite
mixtures in fancy work, but dainty articles
made of such delicately tinted materials as
white satin and tinsel require not only the
cleanest but dryest of hands for their work
ing, but an atmosphere free from smoke and
fog.
In short, they are only fit for "high days
and holidays A tcacloth of white satin, or
namented solely with delicate tracery of
fine japanese tinse and edged with short
gold fringe, is indeed pleasing; while very
popular design at the present day consists
simply of IA series of very conventional
"suns" with outstanding rays, which are
dotted or powdered apparently at random
over the surface of the material Tiny gold
tassels, sewn along the hem an inch apart
form u lighter and prettier ornamentation
than does gold fringe. For smaller arti-
Giles, such as handkerchiefs or glove sachets,
blotting books, etc, designs of spiders webs,
delicate grasses, sprays of trailing ivy,
moses or heather, are far prettier than is
the ''sun" pattern, and "A good design once
chosen is not more difficult to work.
Embroidery in white on an ecru founda-
ton looks handsome if the design after it is
worked be outlined with red ingram cotton,
some of the thicker knots and smaller solid
portions of the pattern being put in with the
same
A beautiful toilet set, consisting Of brush,
comb and night dress sachets, may be worked
on brown holland, fine quality being
chosen. The design is traced in series of
double lines, the material between which is
filled in with white fax thread worked in a
series of close herring bone stitches, which
form sort of network between the lines. The
design is traced out on each side of this net
work of Turkish stitches with line Of fine
tinsel which is caught down at quarter inch
intervals by stitch of fine white flax thread
White lace mixed with tinsel serves well as
q finish to these cases
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06

The poem called There Is No Death" was
written by j. l.. McCreary, of Washington.
d. c., formerly of the editorial staff of The
Dubuque Times. One f. Bumcr stole the
poem outright and published it in The Farm
ers Advocate, Chicago. In copying it some
paper, naturally surprising the IN" to be u
typographical error, accredited it to Bulwer.
and SO 1t has gone around the world. Tho
Harpers, at the request of the author, wrote
to Owen Meredith" concerning the author
ship of the poem. He responded that it was
not among his fathers works, published or
unpublished, and the Harpers promised to
give credit to the author in any subsequent
edition of their series of "Readers" in which
1t was originally accredited to Buwer. The
original poem contains sixteen verses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06

This chair. which, when unfolded, can be
used on vessel or steamer as an ordinary
chair, can in case Of accident be folded up
and EMPLOYED as life preserver, being so
constructed that it will support several per-
sons in the water The back and seat of the
chair are formed of single piece, prefer
ably of water proof material, in one or more
pockets of which q buoyant substance, usu-
ally cork, is confined and secured. This
water proof cover is secured around the top
cross bar of the frame Of the chair back by a
double row of stitches, and buoyant material
is secured within this covering to the lower
end of the back of the chair frame, where
rows of stitches are placed each side of the
cross bar an, ,round the hinge portion sutfi-
GENTLY to give great strength with flexibil-
ity, the covering being carried forward and
firmly stitched around the forward cross
bar of the seat, and similar buoyant mate
rial being secured in one or more pockets in
the body of the seat portion of the covering
material To the outer side of one of the
back rails, near its centcr, is pivotally Sc
cured one end of strap or band, which when
not in use is passed loosely over the chair
back and hooked by a loop or ring over a
button on the other back rail. In case of ac-
cident the chair is made into a life preserver
by folding the cork back forward over the
cork seat, thehinge spaces at the rear end of
the seat permitting this and the chair is then
firmly secured in its folded position by means
of the strap attached to one of its back rails,
these rails and the legs affordng convent
ent grasp or hold for persons in the water
These chairs can also be constructed without
the back, in the form of folding stool, as
shown in one of the small views
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
The Silver Rule.

You know the Golden Rule-"Do unto
others as you would that others should do
unto you Here is n rule which is part of
the Golden Rule, but which we will put by
itself, because it is of value, and call 1t the
Silver Rule: Think and say all you can of
the good qualities of others; forget and keep
silent concerning their bad qualities" Did
you ever think any more of boy or girl be-
cause he or she found fault with others' If
your schoolmates or playmates are ugly or
stingy or cross, it does not make them better
to talk or think about it. Rather tell all the
good you can, and try to think of some good
quality. That is the Silver Rule, says Golden
DAYS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06

According to tradition, Peter pence, OF
Peters pence, were first presented to the pope
or bishop of Rome by Ina, king of the West
Saxons, about the year l725 a. d. 1t was
the result of a collection taken at the mass
on st. Peters day, Aug |, and was devoted
to the establishment of Saxon college at
Rome. 1t was then made tax of one penny
on each family possessed of thirty pence
yearly rent in land. In England it lasted
down to 1884, when Henry VIII abolished it,
The term is now applied to any general vol.
untary contribution in behalf of the pope.
In 1850 he received 81, 0OOO 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06
Salmon Sandwiches,

Potted meats, rolled tongue or ham cut
very thin and in small pieces, with a very
little touch Of mustard, make excellent sand
witches, Timed salmon sandwiches, if prop
erly made, always meet with great approval,
and have the charm Of novelty. Procure q
good brand Of the salmon, drain off the
liquor, turn the contents of the tin into a
mortar add small lump Of butter, little
pepper and salt. Pound it well and spread
it over the but:ered bread.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-06

One of the most delicious methods Of serv-
ing Strawberries according TO an adept in
good housekeeping, is with gelatine and
whipped cream. Directions for plain jelly
accompany each box of gelatine When the
jelly is made, but not suffened, pour por-
ton of it INTO a smooth, deep bowl with a
few berries. Place this on ice and when it is
hard, pour in more liquid and berries, place
on the ice and proceed as before, until all the
jelly is used. Cooling 10y layers is tho only
way in which the jelly will be distributed
evenly through the mass. Any fruit may be
used III this way. When ready 70 serve,
turn out ON platter and garnish with
whipped cream with vanilla for hayoring.
This makes palatablo and very ornamental
dessert