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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-09

EDITOR OF tn. APPEAL:-Pleas Sc
announce in the columns oil your
valuable paper that we are sole
agents for st. Patrick's Pills. the
most perfect cathartic and liver
pills in the market. They not only
physic, but cleanse the whole sys-
tenn; purify the blood and regulate
the liver and bowels; they are Wig
orous but gentle in their action and
can always be depended upon. For
sale by q. G. Thaxter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-09

Every man, woman and child
in Carson should make themselv' g
a COMMITTEES of one and help make
the 4th OF July a success, for we
should celebrate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-09
PEDIGREE

Brown horse bred by NJ W. ck e 1888 by
hief
Jackson Young Bashau,
the
Wilkes
2 2H Erps2 the
in
taste
Of
Tuckahoo;
rims IN kahoo Vine by anot pomed
OF
of
Maid
who dam of PRIDE yaring
land eEyoo utofs vebal by mpor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-09


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ratara and
PEDIGREE.
80 horse that lived
Of
he
n
emosto
2aG Bonio dam by st. Clair old old
stalls Accidents and risk There is fine
youo
ADDRESS,
JOHN ?. SWEENY. Prop'r,
CITY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-09
ALPHA.

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In is work. dhaves % r din 2 25or2a6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-09
SAGE.BRUSH
s>ett'ns Nursery
HONE OF
2 10. GIBRALTAR. 2 2255.

O q the
with
Belle record Gibras2
than
a in
eanda all
They natural troers all have good dispositions
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
ct iieloent SpiI Sort

er nplis bleuet iOlst peb Guftion 2ons
bon for 1900 8roner. Oct TANNER fra
8espnbelien al bet uttenoe aarbunbreoe,
os be entslte Sort inbebolber en- Ratfe
Burtratter at biitOriite BsriOnlisbebtr
fra 9rOnnins Gnsas ResieriHsstit.
Sierters9 Dame fOretiler Drowning
anna. Sierters& unse, benbes Semal,
Brins Ssrsen af 9anmurf, Rabers
Dame forefiuer 9rOnninsen al 9ans
mari, 8lsuerz9a anne Briniesien af
8rsusien % Spars8ame Briniesie
anna af Ruslanb. 9e andre Rort
.fremitiner 9ibens met bersmte Stats
mnnb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
@rano Weaoom, Winn.
or. Reoaftsr!

AL
Get er meset ijeloeu, man fer Noget !
g,rss glao fra bisie 8nnter, eno'flsnt De-
eorab.guftsn" bar en- flor 2aieiteos Der.
g,u or en- peltommen @ieit % l9ies meo
quterssie; ri iapner bog itorlisen ben tl9re
Sseo 4rnen", baaber, ben mart ptier fig
;oisu. Oct er ct ubmartet Selifab for bore
Iouoe gintersR peIoer.
~5rafninaen er MI for bet gRefte tileHbe,
m Sarmerne ftraper Tom beoit meo at reali'
iere fine / fit Nniists Speb erbuerpeoe Bro'
butter til tlinsenpe 9tpnt for paa en- elsr
oubeu Raaoe at fpmme no al bet. Ser er
boa mango pelftauenoe Sarmere, iont not
sorftaor at paste fine Bense. S9rft ipnes
leo boa bet saar benz, ism laoer its MARIE Of
apnuaeoer.Gsenter Der bar bespnot at
b,rie port iaa for &senter freoeoe Nabolas.
Rauae bar aIlersbe label iis tase nso R9ien,
boa hiotil mst Gmeritanere. 5srft benz, iioen
en- let Gag at fanse Norwegians.
Qoubsmpno! SAB goer itfe ooertale til of
unberSfriue nosen auntrAtt easr-Orosr, tbi
q bill TONNE til at augrc bet. getn Nabo
Cameritauer) LOB fig MARIE mob 9obe Setter
til at aiue Orbre for aFeoere paa fin Spss
nina. So Solt Tom not Os iutte op eeberne,
3i9auet, men oa Dor Ytanoen / @IGlo til
Dem for $4,000, iom ban MATTE sipe Rote
for.
Be bapbe lppet BAN $500, bots ban ft
cpertult mig til at fipbe, iioen $500 pr. Bag
for at saa meo benz runot Settlementet;
men, oa be ft bans Rote, Dor be fornsiet.
De Tom life islen, lille fommer be heller,
Ranoen tom iom en- rebelis Rabp % fors
talte mig, at ban par i%pinblet, os bao mig
uopare Gne, ies msote; berfor bisie 9inier /
"Bofen". Y. y.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

IA en- astissins usYriss q ia u aan til Siso. I'd
,ft,r Bdp5,i a Dassttnu,s ssinrsso q slSu sa
5nstrasd'sn Gsrtutnssn
Ger SHsl,nmdit Bounssstn tau sHsss Cptssztss
btr,stpru tia W estrstaru asher hssssis:
A. q. ROSIN9,
Red Wing. MINI.
~ ssss Hstaiu ssiss. AAn
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
WafreInifet t Noroiipen.
(Gf Siiteriiuipeftsr 8eitersaarb.)

Sorri9e Nar beltos 81 5artsier /
Surssfiltet efter Watrel, men paa @runb
af bet urolise 8eir bar uobpttet for be
1eites Ssbfommenbe tibet. Sc 5artsier,
iom benpttes, er nemlis for imaa til OF
boloe Sisen, naar bet fuller op.
Set piite fig, at Der er meset Wafrel,
naar man fsrit fommer oper Reuet, os
5ifterne bar ba osiaa faat 9ro paa bette
5ife.
Saar beltaser / Stapanser Qmt iaa
mango 5iitere, iOm funbe ffaffe fig ct
nusenlunbe bruselist 5artsi, os / bet
sube 8eir, ri bapbe | Nusuit os Begun
belien af September, bar osiaa lere
alminoelise Rafrelfsiter for Sommers
fiitet briftet fig ub.
5unsften bar for allies 8ebfommsnbe
Uaret COB, os Manbsluboen er inbtil
500 8r., boilfet u,aa aniees for msset
tilfrebstiIenbe. Stsritebelen af Mas
frelen flatfss % ialtes for bet american
Re Warfeb. Briierne CT msset bsie -
fra 81 til 62 2re pr. &tlo; ben Mas
trel, Der ialtes paa alminbelis Waabe,
opnaar IS til 40 gre pr. 8ilo.
Soab 8ebanolinsen af Barren ansaar,
iaa CT ben enbnu life O0eralt iaa COB,
iom ben fan os bsr bliue. 5iifen paites
lite ombpsselist mol, us peb at benbtte
ct. gbes Salt blir ben msrfere, enb
ben bsr bore. Seq bar tiblisere baabe
itriftlist Os munbtlis fOrebOlbt Jiiferns,
at, beriom be oil baue en- prima Sanbelss
bare, ba ital 5iifen fattes, ftrur ben er
fiitet, Bates ombpsselis Os ialtes meb
9rapani elIer 2iperpoOlialt Common
fishery), iaa uil Dor Wafrel faa famine
gbre iom ben amerifanfe, os ba Dor
Ssitmafrel baabe er for Os feb, Tan ben
fulbt ub optase 8onfurranien.
Rosle Gr~portsrer bar iaar bespnbt
meb 7 9ums 8irtetsnher, Der bar ct TO-
lib Sernbaanb | besse gnber, Os fOrres
fen fulbbaanoebe Tom be Hottie Tsnber.
9isie 9snoer foiter ca. 8r. $50 pr.
Stptfe. 8eb at bsnptte iaabun Gmbals
lase bar grportsren @aranti for, at
Barren tOmmer frem | COB Drben. UT
ipare ca. so Ore paa Tsnben, naar
Snbbolbet tofter ca. 60 aroner, er en-
baarlis Efonpmi. Seq uil berfor tilabe
mig at Opforbre ale, Der til fOmmenbe
slar tanter paa Grport al Nafrel foe
bet amsrifanife Rarteb, fun at bsnptte
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
aisie ReHneRer ubtaler Orbene "Bsn"

sisie ReHneiier ubtnlsr Drbene "Bsn"
% "8elisiun".
Til en- Bemarfnins ON, buoruibt Gois
ion fanbt 1obufsrssnins ffubelis, ipas
rebe ban: "Stte paa npsen Taaoe -
for nit 8ebtommenbe. Seq rsser ca.
20 gisurer ON 9asen, us 10 frensere
ies arbeiber, sesmere rsser ies."
On al bans tilfteoeuarenbe genner
bemerfeoe: "Sa, Rr. gbiiOn banbler
Fill imOb Sunbbebens Resler, os aIises
bel er ban albris ips."
Otter Rr. Gibbons guife besau bele
Selifabet fig til giffeltaurnet, bpOr be
ipifte Srofoft paa fsrfte Gfiuts.
timber Srufoiten falbt Der ct Bar gts
ringer ON, at man u~uerbreo, naar 1
tesnebe Giffeltaarnet iOm nOset iaa for
artet os s~enialt.
"Nei", iasbe gbiiOn meset betemt,
"bet er en- for 9anfe. llnbfanselien
al en- iaa mastis Soe, os ben gnersi,
fom nbfsrelien bor frepet, bet er @ifs
fels Saber. - Seq bolber af 5ranfs
manbene: be bar fore Sbeer: gnslans
bernie burbe lore al benz. Spilfen eng
lanber bible babe fattet en- Blan iom
benne % brast ben til llofbrelie? Soilz
Ten gn9lnnber uiloe baue ubtentt SRI
bebens Statue?"
"8il be Ooersaa giffs1 Seem gort?"
bleo Der ipurst. "8i oil bpsse ct Taarn
paa 1000 Sob. 8i uil bore 100 PCT.
bebre END gifel, uben Nfbras.
Scr. Sberarb ipurste gbiiun, buab
bans Menins bar ON ben moberne
Waabe at srsfpere 8sbsbomme paa,
peb gleftricitet?
Set er 8eitinsbouies Spitem us bet
er blepen anuenbt fit imub bans Billie.
San er inbisneret oper, at bans Sta>
bier ouer ben eleftriffe 8ibenifab bar
fsrt til en- iaaban 8rus uf benz. Ds>
iaa ies er imob @refution Of enbner
Grt. 2aas benz inbe os lab benz ars
beibe, men brnb Dem itfe!"
"&unbe Der itte", ipurste Snteroies
tperer, "tonftrueres en- Maifine, iom
tunbs afpasies til Soueoet, os Tom piloe
bore iftanb til Of Opbepare gns 9anfer
us iaalsbes ipare en- for l~lteilisbeben
meb at tale os ffrtue?"
@oiiun srunbeoe. "gn iaaban Nuz
fine er mulis", iasbe ban, "men tenf,
buis ben bar opoaset! Soert Wenneife
bible Hpste lanst bort fra fin Nabo,
flpste til ct Steb, buur ban funbe uere
alene for bele 9ipet."
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

gn af Pail Mall Gazettes Meoars
6eibsre bar interpietpet Gbiion / Garis
Os brinser | fit 8lab en- lang, intersss
iant artitel ON Msbet meb ben fore
Wano.
Som Soar paa ben Striuelie, bouri
ban bub gbiiOn ON at ifianfe bam fem
Rinutter, mobtps ban fblsenoe furisie
9tnisr.
"All right. Srebas 81. II 5ormibs
bag. Seq uil til ben Tio bore nosens
lunbe tlur / Souebet. @in Sierns ar
beioer for 9iebliffet meb 275 Ombreis
ninser / Rimuttet".
Sracis al. IL bar Snterpisipsren,
@r. Sberurb | Sotel bu 8bin, bpor
ebiion boebe. s ben npbelise 9asliss
itue, bpor ban bleu fsrt inb, bar fors
uoen @biion bennes rnse, imutfe 5rue
tilitebe, enbpioere Obsrf @uuranb, en-
Mr. 9urer % Esre.
Rr. Sberarb ipilbte life 9iben. San
fOrelasbe frog @oiion ct Spsrssmaal
ausaaenSe @aitinen til llobrasmims af
erts. "9et BIZ blipe en- flor Ting,
iasbe goiiOn. "8i bar alerebe so
Utaitinsr ! Grbeibe / Ssrnminerne. Sc
er fprelsbis MI inbrettebe til 8rua /
Sernerts; men ies ftubersr for 9iben
saa en- @aftine, iOm ital bebanble babe
ben ~sienfribise ssloerts os @uloerts
ler' oar pi fsrft ben, iaa ifal ri lape
Here Sense!"
Hteoens 9alen git pibere inb paa
entelfbeSsrne peb benne Mafiue, Tom
Ger en- MP S%nterpietper, iom ftrur be-
99aofe at inatfe beseifret up ON "gis
oenitabsrnes aunse, % iOm talte til
gam Il Sumanitetens 9~isnete" unber
'0r'Ss Ssftitulatiuner. 9et bar lite
ItOSet for gbiiOn, men ban tOs imub
gam r1sS ben islOiamms iepne Iglfpar.
O'99eo, iOm ban piier snbper; fun ct
aelter umarfelist Smil rsbsbe, Of ban
'arot Terionen sanite latterlis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
Suit

at Rortbern Yaeike Santn CT ben
nsale BaHe, ionn bsfororer Bdsinssrsr meo
oireite Train u6su Cmbptts til ooeuuRouts
Steoer. Vile bore Basiaserer bar FIT Afbs'
npttelie Of Rolonift Soueuosus for belle Set'
fen fra Chicago, Ct. Baul efisr minneapolis
liant &stti9heb til Of topnf oner 10 Enae
pan ale Stntioner | Baibtuston TERRITORY.
Beriousr, Der oil isHoe efter 5amtlisr, GU
itruer o. Bsru oil nItio finbe bet til biSiss
5orbeI at afsisre BiIetilsbst mso %, oa oi
altto ieHoer en- al bore 5oli meo for at ie
benz pan bet rette Train, hsde oereS Bag.
gage o9 elers saa benz tilbaauoe paa beofts
Ruaoe iGmt r~eferuere gUtb BBtubs ffor benz t
Soeeoognen.
Rsiieuoe bBr o9iua eriuors, at Oi boIoer
egne 8ontorer og eget Beriounle I Spos
fame sans, Tacoma og Yortiauo,
bpor al mulig NSiiitance oil blipe poet bore
Bdsidgerer ueo Gniomftsn, NaaOel 2dnoig'
gere iom Nrbetoere. Vile Breue ON Gano,
Arbetostrnft o9 Sorbolos beipares burtiat
Os tulcft9Roist, IRAN beuueuoer fig til
u. 6. Sobnion & 60,
General Land and Emigration Agents.
Cor. Bird s. Sibley Str,s, ST. PAUL, MINI
200 Washington Ave. s., Minneapolis, MINI
140 f. Kinzie Str, Chicago, Ill.
5 Broadway, New York, n. Y.
2O151p. N. p. /. X.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
THE MINNESOTA
ScAy,El7!AS RELIEF AM91Lnuz
Z. &. Simmons. u. O.. Rofup.
vuessxt. edxiG-
essss'asutsr:
RED VINO, MINNESOTA.
Bstafi til 56oes 3amtIter optr
f30, 900 1oaarS.

0surt ysssrtns q st srAfs Fasltnsstts xBtnssnus
etrab I antrtia % stsu sn Rssltnsu hstsss
1iptorNtrins us asstH aastH lsRenss yssatnR
sns,n suSr ms Ssanstassss tan tnss lsstsnnuL
eukpu IuuS "a frtR ylans ,au kstHst. usatR n q
IS Har samnd. Of Rasitaasta Sussuf % tsist !
Rsrshaiunt, tan kttpt Uatstta-
ubtr1hslstafctfts uI
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
Ihoifielb. Mliuu

Sioeu ies ifreo ON nit Berlsfferi, bar
ies mootaset Brepe ira une 8anter; Der sr'
Tee, of iss itaI sipe SplpsninS ON, bpao
Rusltnser er. Seq oil ou iise, at bet er be
SiisI, iom iinoes / iaa mango glue Der til
lambs os osiaa / Rurse, bpor Berler omiats
tee aurIis til en- SGroi al Here tuiinoe Dol
lars. Der finoes naturlispis lite Yerler |
buert Sfjel, % oesuoen ma Yerlerne pere
rinbe for at BABE nUsen Baroi. Seq bar
suonu life ioIst benz, ies bar funcet, forot
leg blep buot for Tibet for benz, men MI bar
jes funoet mango Here, os osiaa Narteo flor
benz. 8. Z. Dillon.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
Grfjenot jotn ct ftorartet
MtO0el.

Seq LED al Pneumonia for 5 Var lioen, os
mine 2uuser blep lemt a%nsrebne. Seq
bruste ben White Wine of Tar Syrup, De
ieu6te mig, os ies er betpbeli9 beore. Oct
er mig en- Sornsielie at anbefale ben JON bet
beofe YRiooel mob E9rtn9 eler iua9e Gum
ger, man noseniiuoe fan Tinoe. Seq baaber,
Be bill ienoe mere til 9eres 9russtif, Dfr.
German | gabool, Eio., oa ies oil fisbe mere
al ben Reoicin. Rep. Sobn R. Boopin.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
2arbpooo, Soma.

SuiVIUoopt SolVu'
On isrselis Besipenbeo inotraf nplis Der.
On gammel Nano, gB. s. Belter, ffuloe
tisre ct Sos meb 2umber poer v. 6. *. &
". SernbaneH, men tom for NOR Straunins
gen, iaa bans Bpsn pGlteoe, os ban iloses
ibial paa Steoet. gan bar en- afbolot
Rnno.
Suloonen Der er aaben iaauel Ssnoas iom
andre 9ase, % Der iGlses baabe 81 os
8rRnoepin liseiaa aabenlpt iom bupr Der
betaIeS 2icenIe. s Sruce, Ninr., 5 Nile
berfra, er Der 2 Salopner, men be betaler
iuSen 9icenie; efter min Wenins burbe be |
bet NiHbite betale for fig, naar be siper Ins
Iebuins til iaa meaet Spettutel, iom be sisr.
Sa9ttaser.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
1ef 9eoSfe | 0eroen.

9r. 3. R. Samilton | Rsrriuau, Bis,
tiger: Seq bar ioIst Rarnsr's White Wine
of Tar Syrup for mango War. Den er ben
beofte SoftesN ebicin | 8eroeu, % er uopers
traffelis liseoperfor Gtbma.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

Run I original, Batter: IRIS rs Gents. 8 Batter for 1
Dollar. Os fnbss I az, NVOtb,.,. Ran Osiaa rrbOISss
p,S ROStusslisu al S,Isbst U,S at ~ttliirtOe
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO, Baltimore. Nd,
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06

z Toms STAB I Tsnberne os foripne
benz meb ct iolibt Serubaanb | busr
Gnbe os iorreiten meo fulo Beintnius
al 8aanb. Raar iaa Ratreleu iamtis
big bsbanblss siennsmsaaenbs sObt,
~iorterss os patfss reelt, bu pil ben nors
Re Rafrel mart pinoe 9iIib blanbt
Soniumsntsrne os tinise itsrre o. fers
Warteoer.
Ss Sartsier, iom benpttes, er siens
remsaasnbe fmaa. Raar 8eiret er
sobt, fan be til gaso saa an, men frog
bet filsr up, mao be b1re al. buorpeb
bels Siffet fan sbelasses. Oct bar piit
fig MI / be to Gar, 5iffet bar uaret bres
bet, at, fial bet funre ubnpttes, iua maa
5artsierne babe en- Stsrrelie al $3.50
IONS.
Galeiunb er bet eneite Steb, boor Der
for 3ioen bapes pasienbe Sartsisr.
Seq bopbe furrise Gar bet Suab, at
nosls ftulbe fulst min DpfOrorins /; men
besperre bet git life. Suar bar Or.
Mabien ubruitet ct Of fine Surtsier.
Seq talte meb Sfipperen | Sauseiunb.
ban bapbe sjort bet sobt, os Ranoslobs
ben bar ba pper 800 &r.
I'll fommenbe Gar bible be baue &n'
tertaus os 2insr meb for at uonptte Iii
ben i iti0e 8eir, os forreten naar SRA
frelsn lar pente paa fig. De bauoe
siurt 5Oriss meb Snsre, % Stippereu
iasbe, Der bar meset flor, pen SIP at
fac, pan bapbe berfor fore 5orbaubs
ninser, for MI bapbe be lnrt 8ebriften,
os naite Gar ifulbe be nuf bebre f~orftaa
at npttissisre fig ben. Seq bar berfur
bet Saab, at NIT Grbeibe | Galeiuno
meb at ffaa flere til at beltuse | bette Sis
fe MI itul lpttss.
s Stauanser Gmt er Der lite minore
enb 10 Siitere, iom bar bsitemt fig til
at fisbe 5artsisr for 8ants Os Rutrsls
fitet. 9If bisie er Der imiblertib 1ere,
iom uil pente meo &isbet, inbtil 2aanes
fonbst CT oprettet.
Sea bar bapt mango 5oreipsraIler
fra Siifere, ON bpab Sort 5artsier be
bsr iisbe, us bar tilraaoet benz at fjsbs
enaelffe 5artsier, life ~ipenite, iom Here
bar 2pit paa, ba be enselfe 5artsier
bar mango Sorbele fremfor bisie. s
Gnsluno ital oft MI saa meb Camp, Os
sube Seilimaffer, Der for 6 til 10 Iar
iiben fofteoe benz CO. 1900 2ftrl. 49,,
ielses MI for 300 2ftrl.; Der er |
ben ienere lib mango Smufeiere, iom
saar funit, Os 5artsierne ialses paa
Guftion til bsiitbbbenbe. 8eb at babe
fin Opmertiombeb benpenbt berpaa tror
ies, OF flsre oil funne sisre en- COB 5ors
refining, ibet Der .tunbe lDffes benz at
faa fisbt en- meset COB Smaite for ca.
200 2itrl. - mulisens biIisere.
9ette Ratreliife oil osiua sioe Saps
iifet ct sobt Stsb fremab, ibet bisie
Sartsier ben anben Eib af Garet fan
benpttes, fsrit til Sfrsififtet ON 8intes
rem, os 8aar os CONNER til Siffe paa
Repet.
&u ba ri faar 3 os 4 @anSe usentlis
J%orbinbelie paa England, os mulisens
osiaa mere SmsoefOmmelie paa Sams
burserbaabene, bill man funne brinse en-
bel Sel SIP ferif paa Martebet, builtet
pil babe i'm fore 8etponins for 8ebrifs
tens 9ribisl.
9orseffet furtiattes f~rembeles.
Seq funbe life faa nosen nsiastis Sps
sape oosr, buor mango Smaaiartsier
Der iaar bur b~eltaset; men Intalet er
b~etpbelist itsrre enb fOrrise Gar. Oct
opfilfebe &pantum er bet %1erbob5elte,
By man tsr berfor baab', at bette 5iife
.
Decorah-posten., 1889-11-06
&DrrelpDnDance.

..-,,onbsueu when Rapu q Ssr,si, tases tsfs uiHS'
a, n,r,pu M, b slir TIE snsans sitsn.mIahs 81 Re-
s~.,t,,u,u. Rasn,t sI tffs sIiss sAsutltssisri, n.s'
.insrs s~tstsum,nss ssrr,ipsnssni snfu bel. uisn Hs'
s~sfttsnsn mas bars Rssust % asrssirn
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-29
A SONG OF HOPE.

Sunny days are fleeting.
Happy hearts are beating,
Smiling lips repeating:
How cheerful is this earth.~
Fearing not the morrow,
Seeking not to borrow
From another's sorrow
A damper for their mirth.
But other hopes are dying,
And other hearts are signing,
And other lips are crying:
"Oh, welcome, tardy DEATH
Our life is but bubble;
Our lot is pain and trouble;
We've gathered only stubble,
And felt the tempest's breath"
Alas some lives are fearful,
And others bright and cheerful,
But be not sad nor fearful.
For heaven is just and fair.
The miser dies for treasure,
The monarch sees no leisure,
And they who seek but pleasure
Soon find that castle air.
And they whom life Expresses
Find heaven doubly blesses
And soothes their sad distresses,
And all will rightly prove.
For heavens smile is Ger US
And heavens bow before us,
So join the mighty chorus
OF praise For God is love.
&C. (. Stewart
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-29
THE OFFICE BOY.
How He May Get Promoted and How He
May Get the Other Thing.

How He May Get Promoted and How He
May Get the Other Thing.
Are Office boys never promoted, then?
Certainly. have known several cases,
and will give free translation of three.
/ wrote note to book house that ran
after this fashion:
| want you to try as boy Fred -. He is
pucky, means business will not whine about pro
motion, will work as early and late as you wish,
will hold his tongue, and will earn 50 for every
one you pay him. He viii be content with So
week
received this reply in substance:
have no vacancy among the boys but such
BOY as you mention will always pay twice over.
1t loud commentator you gave him. II
you dare stand by it, send him along shall
keep your Endorsement for ready reference.
Fred reported for work the next morn
ing. He began at the bottom, sweeping,
busting, clearing up, taking away books,
carrying off waste paper, etc. In
short time the store looked as it never
did before. He was the first there in
the morning and the last at night He
never asked what to do next, bu: found
something to do until new work was
assigned. He kept his mouth shut, his
eyes and ears open, and his feet and
thoughts active. The fifth week they
raised him TO S. and gave him work
above four other youths whom he found
there. At the end of four months he
was raised to S12 a week without ask
ing it.
Ben went from the high school into
an office at SO week. They told him
plainly that there was no probability of
promotion, as no boy had been promoted
for twelve years, but there was posi-
bility. There was nothing about him
that was promising. He had not stood
high in school, was not good penman,
was not strong physically; but he went
to work with the full determination that
he would "get there"
A few days after the senior member of
the firm saw him going to the postotfice,
and was so delighted with his evident
intent to boom the mail business that he
some way to label Ben This boy is from
the house of - & - 1t is worth
something to have such an exhibition of
business on the street"
In the course of few months another
boy was secured, and Ben was given So,
until, in less than three years. he was
having $50 week, making place for
himself by the way he did everything.
In those three years a thousand other
boys in Boston had changed from place
TO place, and were still working for 50
or 81 a week.
The boy who is merely an office boy
will never be promoted. neither will he
who is above being an Office boy; who is
lazy, indifferent, talkative, sulky, moody
meddlesome, envious, jealous afraid OF
doing more than his share, and bound
not to earn more than he is paid for. He
will be promoted who makes himself
equal to every emergency; who loves
work, learns how to work, how to be
cheerful and loyal, lending hand every
where; who puts brains into his work
who lets his "head save his heels;" who
will work anywhere, at any time. at any
thing, without complaint.-A E. Win
ship in Golden Rule.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-29
The Endurance Of the Camel.

Admiral d. D. Porter, who once went
70 North Africa to secure camels for in
PRODUCTION into America, said in a
recent interview: In their campaigns
against Algiers the French were
surprised to see their camels, al
though reduced to skeletons, making
forced marches With their loads. Mules
In their condition could not have carried
even their saddles. camel's flesh is
as good as beef You can hardly tell one
meat from the other. Cancels milk is
very good, as ] can testify, because
used it in my coffee. A camel generally
drinks once in three days. and besides
his four stomachs he carries sort Of
reservoir in which he stores water. I
have been told that even tep days after
the death of camel this reservoir can be
opened and ten or fifteen pints of clear,
drinkable water taken from it.
"On one occasion six camels carried
3.64S pounds of oats and made the jour
ney in much quicker time than two wag-
ons, each drawn by six mules, and to-
gether carrying about the same weight
of load. On a very heavy road caravan
of our camels carried from San Antonio
nearly two tons of oats, making about
twenty miles a day, The roads were
such that wagons could not have been
used at all believe this is an expert
ment worth trying again. The camel
would not only make valuable adjunct
TO our army in the northwest and west,
but believe the day is coming in which
he will be domesticated as beast of
burden all through the southern and
middle regions of this country"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-29
DE SPAUN.
MALMBERG.

From these few Instances It Is apparent
that there is plenty Of points for discussion
by the commission. Since the advent Of
steam the character of vessels has become
much diversified, especially as to size There
is still the little fishing vessel, as in the early
day, when vessels of about the same size
were all that were seen on the ocean. But
since then the ocean leviathan, such as the
City of Paris, has come, and where 100 years
ago there was one vessel on the sea there are
doubtless ten today. More than this, the ma
tions heretofore making little pretense to
maritime Importance, like Germany and
Russia, are striving to make themselves felt
on the ocean. 1t is quite probable that the
work of the commission may in future be
noted as one of the chief events of the coun-
try.