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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

- 70. Sm anbersn 8immer mein
Sdrtibtiid. Ssiine nnO nimm ben
s..aiien = berbriusen. 2dt anitedeu.
glbam itanb uorli9tig uon bem Ystt.
ranbe aui unb itsdts bic 2idter an auf
einem Speiarinissn filbernen 2tudier.
ber auf sinem ToiIettentiide itanb.
0snn boIts er ben 8aiten, ber SisnIid
9rob unO idwsr mar, nit buntIem 9eber
bs5oeen un6 sinem feiten SdloB baran.
9luf bem 0sdel mar bas Wappen ber
ytirdmeiter In SiIber eineelegt.
Der @jrobpatsr minEte ibm unb Ieiie
iielte er bic 1rube aui bic gettbedr.
r0ie ei9isr ndber -siet' Did -ilsb
bert
glbam beugte lih por.
Der aIte airdmeiiter fabte ua9 6er
Sanb bes 9nfsIs.
v0riiden!" iaste er nnb legie ben
Singer aui bic &roue iiber benz gSappen.
9loam that, wie CT befabt, unb Der
Salten iprans init ieinem, tlin9enSsm
Con aui.
Scr Tamilienidmnd bes tth9meis
iter'iden Wajorats@, mirmeIte Der Sters
benbe, uub ermattet iant iein 9aupt in
Die 8ihsn.
glbam bate bapou sebOrt, pieI seb0rt,
obsr 10 reid, 70 iiiritIi6 pradtuoIl bate
er i'm lib nidt porseitsut. gSie 6sucrs
9orbsn idoB es aus srobeu Sriaantlters
nen, quite III iiebeuiarbisen Bliben iiber
ben ueiBen Sammet unb baSmii9em in
unte;briidtem. sebrimnibuOllen 6uuteIn
iln6 S9immern ipie srobe, bIutise
Tbrdnnen bas unbei9reiblbe 6euer Der
9fubine. Gs mar eine iebr 9eidmuds
pole 9uIanmeniebung Don 0tubiren unb
Brilanten, bic einSelu pom Sdmud
los9etrsnnt perben un6 ua1 2aIne bes
8siitsrs getragsn wsrben tonnten. Cine
Wfense golotner SiderbeitsnaoeIn lag
babel. BUR Die @emablin bes iswsiliscu
WtaioratSberrn burite i'm tragen; wurbe
fie Nittwe, nIuBte iie ibn Stein iiir
Stein, 9laoel fir gia6el na@ oer seridts
lid bsponirien Care ibrer 9ladfOIssrin
;uitelIen.
rSobtes RapitaI, gtbam, msin Scbn,
tobies 9opitall $4,000 Mart- ni6ts
perlieren mub erieet werbeu -buns
bert unb mebr glsnatsu --@
Der oIte Uiamn idwieg unb mudts
nit Der Iinten San6 cine matte 9ewe.
gun9, ben idweren Jea!ten, bic funfeInbf
Yradt pon ii6 gu idieben.
gloom, Der ipie 9ebannt borauf nicoer:
itarrte, biidte lib nuu raid unb itellte
ben oiieren 6aiten auf eineu Seitentid.
bod einen Woment bIisb ct bauor tie:
ben. Sein SerS 3ttte ieIis auf, aIS ct
bebutiam ben OedeI jubriidte: vYars
baral"
Damn trat er ipisSer an Sas @ett 6es
@roBuaters. Der bob abwebreub bic
Sanb sesen ibn. rGjeb', i'd wlll i6Ias
isn," fam es tlansIos ii6er feline 9ippen
ri9ide sarI, ferti9."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
p.shp,ba nns a,retite esat,.

o Sdrpoba finb s'roiite 2eut' =
Dss febIt ie net,
g. ipiBt foi' Stabt, foi 2anb,
@o's toine bdtt'.
@,ans iu's POIatif5 'nsi',
Sang na6 paris,
Doba auf's @ufeIs Gburm
Eriiiit DIN gang s'wiB.
6abr' an ba Ror6poI maui,
Nn Der @elt @nb'.
SIiiiit toin uon Sibera6,
Eriiilt DIN pon @'msno.
81 ber's bort j. taIt, 10 gang
giad 8amerun,
Grifflt foin Don lllm bort, triiflf
Din uon SaIbrunn.
9lber mas meb' mob lit,
0foi in ba Mo' (Mon6l,
@riiaBt be pom Weitsm
" Staasarter lido.
@. Seuffer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

Dag es nibt seratbsn lit, ben 9eufel
an bic Wanb Su maIen" ba oerleIbe 6ann
leidt wirflid tommen fann, bat ilnsit
aud elm farbiser SduImsiiter unb Ros
Iiiifsr Su Pitisburg, I'M norbliden geros,
su ieinem S6aosn erfobreH. Dort 9ibt
es bis bato nod feline rWeibfappen@,
mobl aber 2eute, peIde germ ben Mdrs
tprsr ipielen uub iid pi9tis MAIDEN
mOdteH. gu biefen sebOrte aud ber
Selb bieies @eidi9tdsns, nProfeiior~
9iiaarbioH.
Selbiser ;eisie einsn nit White
Caps" unterSeidneten Ornbbrief bsrum,
Der ibm susss0nsen iein iollte; f@IieB.
lid erl6ien CT nit bem Brief aud mf
Der 9ie6aetion 6er Dpittsburg @asette~
uno poate i'm abgebrndt baben, nebit
elmer rbeloenmiitbiSen~ GrtIdrnng pon
ibm ieIbit. glber Der 9tsbacteur mar
uidt Der Dummeriabn, fir ben i'm ber
molItopiise proIeiior bielt. Sc rel ibm
iofort cine gemilis AebnIi6teit ber Sonb:
i6riit bes Briefes nit berjenisen Der
grtIdrung nuf; INN fiber ju iein, rietb
er bem farbi1eu Mdrtprer, ben TO- MIDI
tissn 8riei nidt ben Seeern gu iibers
gsben, ion6eru cine 9lbldriit Su MAIDEN.
@irtIi9 sing bsr Yrofeiior unf ben
Neinl. llnb nun trieb ibn Der 9tepaeterr
70 in bic @nse, baB ct enOIi6 betannte,
sr babe Ii9 bios siuen ySib~ Ieiiten
wollen. 9lber bic Yittsburser Geraner
nabmem ss trumm. in ben @erud Don
@siBtappen ssbradt Uorben Su ieiu, :
unb in ber ioIsenoen gladt erbielt 0tis
bar6ion in bem ionit 10 frisbIi9en
Stdbtden unpermutbsten 8eiu6 pon
sinsm balben Duseno gSOp5~, weI6e
ibm nit eiuem biinnen breiten Brett
einise 20 Siebe fir ben vfdIe9ten 0is@
auiSdbIten uno ibm elm 8ubnbillet mad
benz nur so Meitcn entferuten Eerartana
einbdnbisten, nit bsr @eiiuns, OasieIbe
ioiort gu benueen, lpibrissnfaIIs bic
Dolls wiebsrbolt ipiir6e, unb feline
White Cap":8ite Iieber in @rtanias
gu usriuden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

Die notbwsn6i9en 9orbereitun9sn uas
ren raid beenbet NIB gloam'Gbabbdus
fab in ieiuem oHenen Sasowagen, in iei'
nen 9roBcu pei, sspidsIt, unS fubr
raid in Die taIte, iuinbise Sttobernadt
binein.
0tebnborfs Yuri9e madts ben 8utIder,
benn CT mar elm Stinb III iener @eseno
nnb wubte ii9 nad DedsnfsIb CUR Radt
m6 9tebeIseit pobl Su iinben, pdbrenb
Der @ufel umb Grbe ben g8e9 ju bem
@roBpater ni6t fannie; mar er ibn bod
ME seiabren, ieitbem ibn bas Eeitament
lsiner @jrobtante Sam Grbs nno Maio'
ratsberrn ernannt.
gr mar nod immer rpie betdubt, ipie
i'm Graum, taum begreifenO, OBJ es benn
iinsIiid o6er Slid iei, mas 10 i6redbaft
plobIi9 Dor ibn bin9etreten mar.
9tns allem @errpirreuben bob iib su:
erit 8arbaras boIbes sIutlis in ieiner
SeeIe auf, iuie ber itrubIenbe Stern bort,
Der ebeu aus ben SerriIenn gSoItens
maHen brad, 10 funteInO nnb idb, aIs
iei er Der ein3ige an bieIem ruiiit
Setoberbimmel.
Gr bate ni6t einmol abi5isb uon ibr
nsbmsn t6nnen, bic er bod beute in
feline slrme 9epreBt, beute gum erifen
Wtale nit iciuen sIiidieIiseu 2ippen be-
riibrt; CT bate ibr einen eilisen 9rief
slrhd9eIuiiru, porin er ibr iaste, baB
isin itsrbenber @jrobuuter ibn 9eruieu.
Scin iterbenSer @rObuaterl
Dor benz gntsl lag bas 9ebsn, bic
3utunft, bic SoiinnnS unO nnerwartete
9riiilIung.
ilno bod mar GtwaS in ibm, mas iib
fat ideu por al benz abiusnoste. @at
es ber ernite 9i6rtner ieinss Yarabieles,
bsr Cob, ber ibn barg unb itiu siutreteit
bieb, mar es bic Pl6slidteit, bic Boil.
fommenbeit bes @liids, bas ibm wie eili
poiauuenton aus iener @eIt eridien,
beinabe unfuBbar, senus; (Sr idaut
mebr riidpdrts, aIs uorlpdrts.
Sn Der Isrnen Seiu6beit iudte CT eineu
MOment, no Der oIte, iterbsnoe Manu,
100 isin @robuater 9iitis, wObIpOaenb
gegen ibn gemeIen mar, iudte er bas
leSte Mal, no er aIs Ruube in Dedens
ielS semeisn mar, nit isinem Batter uut
6ltreu Yrnber. 9r erinnerte ii6 oes
aItsn Sauies nod gut, ber mddtissn,
eeI6nieten Tbiir, oeS iteineruen 6lures,
6es srOBsH SaaIes nit ben iieben Sem
fern, in ben man Infer 5anb Suerit elm:
irat, NIT ben pom bsmaIten 6a6eln be.
bedten gpdnbeu; bet porsi9lid gemaIter
ghuenbiIber i'm g9ObnSimmer ber bai
i1on usritOrbeueH @robmutter
aepaters 3immer bate er MI
Apurbe fIiiternb bic ye0psnt
zIpb ifreus semieben. 81
bamnIs beE @robt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

C. 8 tommt oft Mot o
isbr bGruuf an, umsussben, aIs gu I'M
atPsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

CLAUDE t1, o1S Qer5 pei Der 9roBen WrS
belt breben miiBte, beun freipillig nies
bsrIessn, mas i'd besOunsn babe, t6nnte
id aud ME. g8as i'd baIte, baIte i'd
aud left.
9as Slid, bas mir elm einjiser Gag
in ben S6ooB mari Seinen Bsiib, ben
Der arme OIiijisr pon Oeinen prsuBsn'
ieiu6Ii6en 0erpanbten fi9 10 lanss nn6
mibiam ertdmptsn muBte, uub bic itol,e,
rei6e Seimatb, bic i'd Dir susIeih bies
ten tonuts, bic beuIidsn SHi9tsn uuo
Ne6ts, bic Bsrantwortnnsen nn6 slufs
gabcn, gllIss bas bat mir in icinsm
ilebsrmab taft bause sema6t. 9Ibsr bns
ipiro poriibsrgeben, iobalo i1 ben ridti.
gen tIaren @inbIid in bic @srbdItnifIe
bier babe unS Did fur INNER in ben
9Irmen 1aIte.
SD babe uOrIduiis bier iebr uisl gu
ibreben un6 an1uor6nen, mas itd auf
bic Iettsu g5ren, bic mir bem @robuater
gu erpsiien boben, bsSiebt. uub idreibsu
1T meine itarte Settle ni6t. Damn erit,
iusnn bic 8ersanssnbsit bier ibr gtsdt
erbieIt, peroe i'd mid nit ofienen ars
men ber berrIiSen Sutunft ;uwenbeu.
gSas eiebt es SsrrIideres. Barbara,
mein Slid ais all elmer San6 bic glrs
belt, an Der an6sren bic 9isbe baItenb,
nit uoller Sussnbtraft ben 9sbtnswes
seben oiirien.
Stein Rampf swiT6sn giidt unb Rsis
sung, Swii9en @oasu uno 0llIsu !
Rein ldwa9 madsnbes 5uriidbIiden.
Mit BEN Sinias bsr pollen Jeraft iid ben
pollen 8raus errinsenl Sieb, bas iit
i6ot nno bas nil i'd.
Bebat' Did @Ott, msin 2ieb, msius
NeIt, mein glass! Wiir fclsn bic gu.
gen gu. Der Gag bat mid mdbe ges
mabt.~ =
Der srfs Gag ais GER auf ieinsm aH'
geifammten 9oOen
9r latte ibn mite stHa9t,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13

no6 m9t. Su bilt gar nl9t uerans
bert"
so! Ssit mann?@
gloam bsusts Iid ein rpenis por.
,,9eiber, Ieioer bnbsn mir uns fa1 gar
nibt 9slsben, isitbem = nun, i'd tann's
eisentli9 bsinabe bssrsiien, @roBpater,
baB Su mir feline Sorfiebe entgessn.
bradtsit; id mar Dir ia 9eraoesu auf.
ssbrinsen."
Die sinssfauenen slusen, bic ii6 Bel
aonms gBOrten ifarr auf ibn seri9tet,
idIoIen iib, ipie ermiioet.
vDus lit 9laes fertis unb absetbou
uno tiimmert mid uidt mebr. on Ooer
elm 9lnberer, einerlei."
0as 9ltbmsn f6ien ibm i6wer gu
perbeu, sr iu9te ii6 oufjuridtsn.
aOam fam ibm raid ;u Silfe.
so beher, @rObuuter2" fraste er
tbsilnebmcuo.
Gr bate ii9 auf ben 8ettrau6 geieet
uuO Der psibe, bui6ise 9Opf lag ani
ieinem glrm.
Nlit einem uuFlarsn @emiI9 pon Gm.
| piinbunseu i9aute er 6araui nieOer, nab.
rtnb ct resnnssIOs in Der anitrtnsenben
Stellune Uerblieb; Der ense Srasen ber
Uniform i6niirie ibm fat bic Reble 81,
ober er fonnte bic anOere !SanO nidt bod
brin9en, ibn Su 0ilnen.
@s mar cine tIeiue Msile ilia in bem
9robsn 0taum, ben MIR bas 9idt elmer
griineu 9lmpeI matt erbellte. nnb ber soI'
bene RaubUOseI init benz 9ieris seOiIne'
ten S6nabsI ibmebte itumm iiber bsi6sn
9duptern, bic iid uuu in bsr Ssrribafi
bier ubl6ien lollten.
Damn erbOb Der aIte Mann ben aopi
pon @oams Nrm.
Dante, 9 1T gut. Da uimm ben
| S6Ilirl aus BEN Ra6 In esm Siihdsn
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
A BIue- Boards tombstone.

In an old burying ground in large
Southern New Hampshire town there is
an interesting group of seven tomb
stones. Each of six of them marks a
little strip of earth where rests the remains
of one of the wives of one man, and the
seventh is the gravestone of the Blue
Beard himself. The epitaphs of the
wives are short and simple enough, but
the fifth bears, underneath the name and
record of the womans birth and death,
these words: 1.-THE Peacemaker. One
can only speculate as to what the circum-
stances were under which she exercised
her benevolent art; but no doubt she had
to be peacemaker to enable her husband
to get along in any sort of comfort with
all his deceased wives relations. But the
epitaph on the husbands tombstone is
a gem. 1t reads thus: s'Rest, Weary
"-Bostog 7ranseriDt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
Ancient and Modern Ideas of Malaria

For many centuries malaria was re-
garded, like other diseases, as wicked
spirit. Only in the last century the
plague was solemnly buried by candle
light in Leith Wynd, Edinburgh, by a
minister named Gusthard, al O'Clock in
the morning. Nineteen centuries after
Lucretius the Roman plains have wit
messed the resessches Of Drs. Lanzi and
Terrigi. Other inquirers have been
working in other parts of the world The
soil and air of malarial districts have
been examined, and the inquiries have
been pursued at the bedside of the pa
tent. The microbes, of course, live in
marshes and come to activity at certain
temperature. They enter the blood from
the air or are taken in water. The ma
laria is most deadly in the season of ex-
IRENE heat. Certain woods in India are,
during the unwholesome months, deserted
$50 says Bishop HeoeD by birds, mon
keys, and by everything that bresthes;
the tigers go into the hills, and the ante
lopes and wild hogs to the cultivated
plains, the animals all returning in 0cto-
ber.-Nesc York Times.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
South American Rnilroading.

The Corrientes, Oran and Tartagal
Railroad in Bolivia, South America, is
beng pushed ON with much activity.
Where the work is now in progress is
through thick forest, which extends
from two kilometers from the starting
point from Oran toward the Colorado
River. The line stretches nineteen kilo-
meters through what appears to be an
immense tunnel of vegetation, so thick
is the forest in that district with the ex-
ception of a small space which is situated
at the entrance to the plains, and where
work is being pushed on in order to ar
rive at the river Colorado, over which a
bridge will be thrown. Engineers and
workmen there suffer alike from the in
tense heat, from thirty-eight degrees to
forty degrees centigrade in the shade
above 100 FahrenheiD, and the i'm
mense plague of venomous insects La
borers are lacking, as very few men will
expose themselves to the labor and risk,
and at this season of the year the Indians
cannot be relied upon, as they prefer to
live in the middle of the forests where
they subsist by eating the algarrobas, and
fully supplying themselves with liquor
from the fruit which they call ALOHA
San Francisco Chronicle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11

scess, ran from the skin to the back Of
tine mouth, and the mysterious swelling
was easily explained. The patient, by
filing his lungs, could, by an attempt
toexpel the air while his nose and mouth
were tightly closed, force the air through
this channel and distend the skin IN the
back of the neck.
The patient submitted to the closing
Of this artificial opening into the mouth
and the other parts of the operation
without a word Of complaint, and his
flesh never quivered as the knife sank
through it.
The operation disclosed that the
patient had been deceiving the physici-
ans in one thing. at least, and when his
body was weakened by the wound the
physician constantly hammered into his
mind that he was an impostor, and
finally his resolution gave way and he
admitted that he had been practicing
deception ever since he had the epilep-
tic fits on the st. Mary.
This was a most remarkable confess
sion. He had endured pain and tor
ture of almost every kind without
murmur, simply for the purpose of
being q curiosity and deceiving the
physicians. He picked up enough
knowledge to carry him through by
reading medical books while on the
sehoolship. Such endurance as he
showed was never seen before, and
the manner in which he could control
the muscles so as to prevent the out
ward manifestation of pain, by will
power, aided as it probably was by
body not naturally sensitive, will be an
interesting study for students in meta
physics. Fitzgerald now admits that
he felt everything that was done to him,
and says that the pain at times was
severe
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
100 Men Wanted .

To canvass for full line of Hardy Canadian
Nursery Sto-k. Honc-t, energetic men, 2S
yesrs { age and over. can in.i steady work for
the next twelve no tbs Nofxp tience needed.
Full inst uctions given. We engage on sslsrJ
and pay expenses Or on commission Address
(stating age and enclosing lhoio }. STONE 4
-ELLINGr0N, Montreal, One. J. W. Brail,
Manager Nurseries, Fonthlil, Ont Estab-
lished 1872; s65 acres, the largest Nurseries in
Canada.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
Profit From Beet Sugar.

Some idea of the profit to ''e derived
from the beet sugar industry may be
formed from the fact that the refinery at
Brehna, Germany, paid during the
campaign of 1SSS-S9 dividends Of LOO
marks to the share These shares are
of a par value of only 1000 marks, so
that here is seen the extraordinary
spectacle of business that pays 10
per cent. profit in a single season. The
experience of the refinery at Landsberg
is encouraging, though not equal to the
preceding case The latter establish
ment paid dividends of 1000 marks on
shares costing 5000 marks each-no
small profit under any circumstance.
ONE of the worst cases of revenge upon
a mother-in-law is reported from Buenos
Ayres. The young man had quarreled
with and left her. He then advertised
In the papers that at the house where
she was living "a domestieated croco-
die" was for sale, and for days the poor
old lady was besieged by hundreds of
bidders for the curiosity.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11

In other words. manage TO keep miserable
all the time The old song sung 81 tas P 41i
q quarter of century ago was rlgnl; Alnu
Words Can Never Die Such nno M9rus
have their nests In kind hearts ana "n sa
they are Matched out and take wing tney CT
Gle round IN flights that never cease, an9
snorfzrnanis gun cannot shoot tneIi- 1iiu
storms cannot rufiie their wings ana "nsL
they cease fight in these lower snes OF earn U
thew sweep around amid the higher aitiuuoes
of heaven ,.4o 49,
Oh what glorious state of things 70 nav
the friendship OF Cod Why, we coulo anoru
to have all the world against us ana al ot1 II
worlds AGAINST US if we had God lor US n
couId in a minute blot out this universe, ana
II another minute make better universe, \
nave no idea that God tried hard wnen ne
r,ada All things The most brilliant tnlng
Known to ms Is light. and for the creation OF
ths, "a only ,lsed a word Of command -
-. ~ f3ir,t the frroutiersman strikes sparA-
- ,,,f ~ one uord God struck the noondsy
mn. For the making Of the present UNI erss
7 A. not Rad that God lifted so mucn as Z
fnger The Bible frequently speakos s gl
Gods hand. and Gods arm t,no 49,
ssS.-,Idar ard Gods foot: then sup
noSe he should put hand and arm an
sh7ulder and foot TO utmost tenApn; 49, VI.
oo,,H He not rnakes That God q -. ~.
Se-,,,,.Sfrated and undemonstrateo slttLl5te
80 rev have for your present ana - Ey
- t-;ss.d But stately and ret1cent Lhlsald
hsTi to get at but as aPprosenao1S =
-, ], r,Snsion on a summer day Snen az
the doors sid windows are WIS WA
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
The Last Goodnight.

Clad in their night gowns, clean and white
The children come to say goodnight.
"Father, goodnight" says Marjory,
Climbing for kisses on my knee.
Then Ernest, Kittie, Has.. Next,
And baby, till felt perry ked, .....
Wishing the last goodnight was said,
And each and all were packed to bed.
These small folks take me unawares;
Ihear them call, when safe upstairs;
AS 1 sit down to read or write,
"Father, we want to say good-night!"
The book or pen is laid aside;
find them lying, open-eyed,
Five rosy rebels, girls and boys,
Who greet me with tumultuous noise.
Can L be stern with such as these?
Can charming ways and looks displease?
They hold, and scarce will let me go,
And all because they love me so.
Then in a vision suddenly
The future seems unveiled to me
1t is my turn, though all in vain,
To long to say ''good-night'' again.
l see the years stretch on and on,
The children all grown up and gone;
No chamber echoes to their tread,
The last good night has long been said.
And by his freside desolate,
An old man sits, resigned to wait,
Recalling joys that used to be,
And faces that he may not see.
Therefore, what bliss is mine that now
L still can smooth each fair young BROW
And feel the arms that clasp me tight,
The lips that kiss the last goodnight!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
Perfect Trust.
NV boat is on the omen sea

My boat is on the open sea
Which storms and tempests toss,
L do not know the ills I'll meet
Before get across.
1 do not know how long or short
The checkered way may be,
But patient I'll abide His time
Who built the boat for me.
lis fully manned in every part,
Hope is the anchor fair;
The compass that it bears is faith,
And every oar is prayer.
Sometimes 1 see the breakers nigh,
The ocean madly roars,
But all I'll DO is simply this
Bend closer to the oars.
Sometimes the waves dash mountain high,
And threaten me to strand;
fear not, for He holds them in
The hollow of His hand.
The fog at times obscures my course,
And clouds shut ont the light,
But well know L cannot drift
Beyond the Fathers sight.
L know not where the shoals may lie,
Nor where the whirlpools be,
1t is enough, dear Lord, to feel
That they are known to Thee.
And thus content 1 glide along,
If either slow or fast,
Well knowing He will bring my boat
Safe into port at last.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
ECausu,uptiou Ineurable 2

Read the following: Mr.. c. III. Morris, Newark
Ark, says "Was down with abcess of lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced me incurable
comsumptiye. Began taking DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle
and able to oversee the work my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had it
not been for DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption would have died of lung troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best of health"
Try it. Sample bottles free at III. C. Pierce's drug
store,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

How nice Miss Bell IS looking, Addie. Yes,
Laura. Why, only year ago her face was com
pletely covered with pimples. botches, and sores.
She told mother that she owed her nice, clear COM
plexion to her using Sulphur Bitters. Well, Laura,
shall try them too.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

The correspondent who wants to
know show to cook cabbage without
having an odor in the house, is in
formed, in the absence of the expert
in the household department, that an
other good way is to boil the cabbage
in the middle of ten acre lot, and
keep the doors and windows of the
house tightly closed while it is cook
ing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07
CONSUMPTION,

N its first stages, can be successfully
4 checked by the prompt use OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Even in the later
periods of that disease, the cough Is
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
L have used Ayers Cherry PectoraI
with the best effect i'm my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
my life. L had constant cough, night
sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh.
and given up by my physician. One
bottle and half of the Pectoral cured
me."-A. j. Edison, NJ. d., Middleton,
Tennessee.
"Several years ago was severely ill.,
The doctors said was in consumption.
and that they could do nothing for me-
but advised me, as a last resort, 10 try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine two or three months i
was cured, and my health remains good
to the present day."-James Birchard,
Darien, Conn.
"Several years ago, on passage home
from California, by water, / contracted
so severe a cold that for some DAYS /
was confined to my state-room, and n
physician on board considered my life
in danger. Happening TO have a bottle
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, / used IL
freely, and my lungs We're soon restored
to a healthy condition. Since then 1
have invariably recommended this prem
aration. -. b. Chandler Junction, Va.
Ayers Cherry PeetoraI,
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles, IS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

If Chicago doesn't get the Column
bus wake she can take the money that
has been subscribed for it and find
out who murdered Cronin. He hasn't
been dead so long as Columbus.