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Decorah-posten., 1889-12-11
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2@gtefiabstlbuS snifss ELF itte % pl unb,r tuo.u On,
f%GnOisbsbsr ~inbtases uuber so Gents per Giris. Sup Orb uSrr
en- etnis. Gette for at ~fOrsbpsss Risbrua.
SoosialoaHmrloslfcr gbonnsnters TomIi, optooes urutI
DOG taH ri life oe mere suS ii 9iniers globs. GH,rinSro,r,, mb
ta9eS Tor II Gent pr. Orb. Spp Orb reoues for en- q,ni,. g,ucn
mao ~tnSisnOss nso SftsripsrsisIsn, euers Optoa,s ben if,.
aoreslcz6oraHortHg. Naar en- abonnent snfer fin abrsi
'oranerst, mao ben ttOH8sre aOreSie opgiues.
aOreslelapptH ul ubptfs, uaar 3iben er ub,. Foo yprrFt NJ
oatOsn, Os isnO tnb paanpt, buis % frembeI.s snRer gIob,t.
Hpt Ibonntntcr bebss inbienbe nsiaotia gbr,sI,, poas 8 fHa
epuntp os Stat, iant P. o. Box .ur Drawer. om foobau hard
S~nSbttaling bsr bsf ne I Money Orders, Registered Letter.
eusr SsrIer. LOCAL CHECKS mOOtasss In, Tom fnIb g,tdnns
% . rnaa lsnos benz til ben gant. be or uSh.bte paa. for Oh u,risr
oS 0etfs 'Sfsr ira 10 til 25 Cts. Stem In, at Ieas. Money ordC
slan'sifen sur BsIen inS 9r.utt. Rauana Bonir,soncrg d
VIE oaro mere snS s5 Gents. 8i Ct lite ariparIio, for Posts
votes. Ssno BEN lite. .. tan faa en- Money Order for At Tiaai
a'to esnts, os esnns er COB Tom guIb. Express. Money Ordsn
u oaaos bulge % fire. S.Isb tnbtiI So. 90 fsaer Pun 8 Gents, NJ
10" as0!sss Dso stboet Grprsiss Office.
6or ysnge feuht I a~lminSeliae gr,p, tan rbatper,n III, sm|
a"lo0Tls' DIT Sanssr, at iaabanus sreu. JHr Ssrt. paa g,lsu
SuStsnSer. Haa spstss fit Ws,n. bog III. for oH,ntItarCaa
unStdsn faa isrIans.s.
elaSa Tan i.uinss til .napu III Of Hart. ., u,ursuus
'ssna ira ben lib. SubSetaIins Ter.
Snf.sssltrts oustai.su re - israi.Tss Ds. d ss'd|
s' s's'' nsa ''zS % Ute 'sIhaEs sIu hrssIiss ais,Ins
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-11

beoe ior BAN. Gaaben forrettes | rim
benbe 8unb % FER peb en- 8 Sunst
~sientaset Rebbbfnins, us ben forrettenbs
Brett Logger Sanberne pna ben bsbte.
mebsns oenne enouu fnaler | 8an6et,
os fremfiser en- 8sn for bum sler
benoe.
Breiterre e1er 2arerre, iom life faar
ncseniOmbelft 9sn, ualses af airfens
Weolemmer, ps ban, Tom faar bet itsrite
Gntol Stemmer, ertlarss for palst.
gisie gals funbsisres Of airfens
@lofe, iom foreftaar benz us moStaaer
5Olfets Stemmer, Der afsipss enten
bsilpbt eaer bottles benz / gret eller
ufsioes | luttebs Ssblsr. Spis en- 8ans
bibut life bar en- Naioritet, eller Der ct
ofsipet Here ubeifreuns Stemmeiebler,
enb Der er Stemmer for en- beitemt 8aus
oiont, Iaa erfteres Der intet Bals Of
bore.
Sette er en- fort os iammentranst
5remiinins al oisie SOlf % beres rslis
sisie Sfiffe % geremonier. De fables
9unfers eler Tuuters ira bet tpife Orb
9unfen, iUm betpoer at bptte eler fanite
beore at bpppe. De antaser Naonet
8rsore efter Orbene | Watt. %, 8:
"@n er eOers Weiter, nemlis &riitus,
os s ere ale 8rsbre." 9e falber fig
osiaa unoertibeu "@ubs beipnberliss
eler e9et Solf."
(SCiparo gple "Sarpers Rugc5iue. ~
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-11
Sor SusboIonin8en

ppHp ut lSlu q. AuarI
@els, ! 8 9H# 8ifensrpn ug Ell 5tuuubs
fulo ftsote isoe Manbler foses til en-
@rsb. @rpnene maa life bare for no.
foste. Seri iorsres IS Gram Smsr,
liot WuiiatblOmme us en- toppet 9beRe
bpibt Sutter. Nuur bet er aiFislst rs.
req 4 sg9 |, ct for ct.
On SBne lemmes / Siptter % iettss
tinisemeo Opifaarue 8erfiIersbber Opsr
Slben | iaapibt 8nnb, Of bet ftaar ouer
ben. 8anbet ialtes. Den foses, inbs
iii ben er rrsr Us meb 2etbeb saar fra
Senene. 9isie tases iaapibt mulis ub,
Stptferne beles tinisemeb 8sbberne let
bpbt Sab, iaalebes at be peneite Stptfer
lasses suert. On Souce, tilberebt al
en- Spiiene Wtel, en- DO. Smsr, ben araft,
bpori Ssnen er fost. es libt Ruitat.
blomme, bellies oper, buorpaa bet itaar,
til bet er naten folbt. 9erpaa bettes
bet belle meb ct 2aas Of 8isbeisen, iaa
ibst Tom 2 5insre. s Wibten af 8sissn
sisres ct tibet Sul, for at 9ampen lite
ftal blire for ftarf. Bet 1ettes | en-
Dpn, Der lite mao bore for beb, % pper,
sies, 1aar lpiebrunt, meb 2 3beReer
imeltet SmBr. Set er | 8eselen fer
bist paa / Time.
GImi nbelis SBniefricae.
Gn SBne, Der er bel rensiort, iattes
oper Slben ! fnnpt 8anb meb Salt, TIL
lisemeb 1 bel Sslerirob Os 2 belle Ser
~faersbbsr. Raar balufost, Fiarss
Ssneu os &sbberne iitDftsr pasienbe til
anretnins. bpprpaa bet after foyer, til
bet er msrt. 9a tases bet op us less
ses paa ct Sab, Rraiten files.
st sObt StDtte Smsr babes / en-
&asferOlle. Oct iabnes meb en- SpiIez
lie Mel os fOrtpabss meb SsnIefraften.
@fterbpert iom benre babes /, maa Sauz
cen tose op, elers bliper ben life ieun.
Der tiliattes en- STE isb Slsbe, Salt,
libt Wufutblomme os buffet geriue.
3ilfbft babes ajsbet us &sbberne /, %
bet belle barnes uben at fose pp. Sm
snites fan, ibet bet anrettes, libt gitronz
iaft frpftes | Saucen.
&Osnin 9 al 5rust I. Strip Srust
mao fippes op | fosenbe ganb. Guffer
otnber life | nOseniumbelft Senieenbe
9oset oeS &osnins, tpertimob, bet to-
Der | Ssbme, berfOr bsr bet life bore
lansere | ganbet, enS ben be6sper for
OF imelte, os frog efter tases Sruaten
al Sloen. 3srret Gr,ist maa paiies %
lisse folbt 8ano, inbtil ben life frrz
sere oiier fig iammenifrumpet, men bar
faaet fin naturlise afrunbete ssurm TIL
base. Serpaa foses ben | bet @onb.
bpori ben bar lisset. 8anoes ben life
uo, men lasses uben pibere / foaenbe
Tano, oa bill ben frog blibe baarb, forSi
ben lite tan tase ganb til fig, % bliper
oerpeO baabs uimuselis Os uiurbsielis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-11
Spfler eaer SsbrGer

SprIcr euef Sebf0et
er Ssmasier, iom fra be meb bsltanbis
Sne beSaffebe SjelbresiOuer (Snes
braer) fpber fig neb sjennem tilsrens
ienbe Dale ps alsfter. Be rannes oeb,
at be fore Snsmaaier ON Spmmeren
belpis imelter os bet berpeb frsmfomue
Sanb fiber neb melem Snetrpitallerne ;
peb Sinterfulbens Snbtreben frpisr ben
paabe Sne til en- fornet Ssmasle, Tom
efter Fere Sommeres 5orlsb ftabis sr
blepen mere srobfOrnet, Os Tom bels ueb
fin esen Tpnsbe, bells peb 2,pttet af be
efterfslsenoe npbannsbe Masier letter
fig | 8euaselie os GLIDER neooper. Baa
benne S%anbrins trenser Sisn I Siege
len frem til lanst unber SnesrenIen;
10 lauere neb bens gnbe fommer % 10
bsiere 2emperatur ben iaalebes ubietz
tes for, befto mere taber Masien / Oms
fang peo Smeltnins, inbtil ben naar bet
Sunft, boor Summerparmen er Iua
ftarf, at Sstelens gnoe aiimeltet Fpoer
bort / Jornr az 8anb. So laoere Tem>
peraturen en- CONNER er, beftO lensere
neSe | Salen rafter Ssflernes @nbes
punfter, boorimOb bisis / mere enc iab<
oanlt9 parme Sommere trefter ia tilz
bn9e. Msan rtaa iaaleoes abIile SPIEL
snbens Srents % Gilbaseftriben fra
ielne Ssoelenes ~uailaoelise 8epeselie
fremao. Set er oenne iiOite, iOm man
tOrftaar peb 8euasslisss S~afisbeben.
Den er itsrre | Mioten, minbre mob
SiSerae, operbOueo forifisGis, fra nusle
EOmmer til no9le Meter / 8ssnet.
Sra Sibepassene uf ben 9af, siens
mem bpilfen Ssflen bepaser fia, faIber
leonlis Sten os @rus neb paa ben;
bette fsres meb os afiattes til siberne
/ 5orm al Stens Os @ruspOlbs, Sibes
mOrarer. Den Sten os ~lisuenbe, Ium
fsres meo, lise til Soften ftaar lit en-
oepunft, % imeltsr / Sorbinbelie meb
De Waterialier, iom ben itraber nleb ia
rtsoenttl, banner nebenfor Gnbepunftet
en- 2oerpOlb, - Gubsmorene ium
ian r1aa ct Bar bunbre Sobs Ssibe.
ytaar ftsrre Stenblpffe falber neb paa
Ssflens Sperfabe, imsltsr uuber srsms
rptntrsen Ofte Sien runbt omfrins fters
ters bort END uuber Stenblotfsn, Tom
oeroeo toninter til at bpile paa enSlaas
Sobft1fe Of So os banner ct iaafalbt
Sleti6srborb. s ben neberte gnbe Of
Sstlsrne banner fig ofte en- Ssarutte,
no Of boilfen Der itrsmmer en- Of ben
imelteSe So upitaaet 9ef, Ds buorfra
Der o9iaa ofte blaIer en- fulb 8inb, iom
fSrer fine Sspartitfer meb fla. !Sele
Ssniasien er ieunlis fulO Of sprafter.
Der, t1adr be ifiules al npfaloen Sne,
slsr Sstlen farlis at paslere. Spur en-
5stel unber fin 5~remrpfuius fOmmer
I'll ct brat GHalc, Opitaar en- Sslapine
'Gsr ct Sleti6srfalS.
Sstlsr fOrefOmmer i be 6Siere aie(b.
Dale ps alsfter, / europa i,pr
alperne. bour flere bar en- 9anabe of
Yar gil O9 SerbOs en- r,eaet anSeliu
setielie. De ftsrite / ben samle Ser.
zen iiHOes paa Simalaia (aFen.) 81,
flnoes talrise Ssffer, men ale at
N f~Or5Olbspis u~bstpoelis stsrrelie.
5slanb, spitsbersen us fremfor ale
SrsHlarS er iplot meO Ssfler.
s en- tiSlissre SorbperiOoe bar sst.
erHe bapt en- ulise ftsrre ubbreSelss
100 ben norSlise Sulufusle, buab man
on lutte al be ef~terlabte ROrener po r
Warfer fUran be morI,e sstf,r
9 aHOre banSs sdpsis os anb.taebs' +,
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nramhbSs inan tHsbuusa SITS. otmpIut men sOsi iHsbunsa SL0 Ssl
SL2b.
~ Ten bcntusH eSsiuISt @. 9t Dele. 47o etSu. Del, -.
iarbtIss tutasiaut 5orGains % uI ftust bunht -Deesrab spss,n
9oIrs ~Teorab,Ponsn- % "9b arn.n" It Gar mb bunt Boo bu prr~,
tdta, $175. SObt tuO5uus.t SliHbrps s20o. =
10 TstTftiotn 90 ssonsiGnseren. Cf auan pintuton) -0u,a.
gchtu" % "9ts arntu" ct Var mb enn. Bog fem prants, 5tta ~
SuSbunsd s1Jo.
N ensmauossuttsn' Snbb sIb: - Susmans,z Sss IN s,r.,
lCt 6usbsnb, - Susmanbssuttn I'll Deabtn - 6tsbouS.ns Dattu o. Al,
maus.ns esn lsm til eatrs-D o. Il mu 10,
t,ontratr-3uIn 9usmaushu.n % hos 6usbOus.n - De 70 paa stf,ouE,s.
6usmauSssutt,n an,Iasa fsn SOrbrpSr-souSm fpntr mrs Os mu, - e, Ia,
ger afRs ms Huaubtn-Sttr, StuHdfr-EH Satus - Rnun SasS - gs,.
sSrt-et ut,nHsi TSi0utVsi.fab- SuBmausssuttn ct amsntanF S,n "a
orsuhftt.r For FIN Observation-Disclosures Rome Gassa tsrap.u-S nanlI,gr,
tIbaa, til bet saml, Diem - On rchiom Splrtut pa Vrairttn - stsrbsnhu "a,
gorbrpbr-gt Opsir msu,m Susmausssuttsn % Hsnts - Ole FrtUr III RutL
Die Gsieaas-Suarr tmrb WaH,-e usnanSssuttn tiIas, III BET sauIt s,nI
SusmSnsssuthH StOrboHS.ns phbs - Ut slae.lst ei,ufpu. -DesraS g,a,.
% -B,S arn.n" ct Var m.s .SusmauSssutt,n' 6sta) fem prsuit Si%, Ias
sunst 81 Is; inutt tnbuuba Sl65.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-11

-oeOrabs pOa,n-s usstpsr bar fat as gsrbTnstp, ni cd as e,msau
gsbris % faar sruts AuIsonius til at tunnt faHt SIab,s absuHtnitr ,u Nua
rsts sob epmafine OUT M ps, at bet tts u for at bus, % fts. at VI ltul
uS smrt gsrrantns. eubpr oil bsdbs. at en- SsmaRins ts ts tssrau
sa,ss, ,nS S14oo. maar ben FI smt COB. Der q usn HstsI uasu Nsa
-cenab'pOh.n"s abOnneutr. Der Tan bus, gms fr IN esuaVtns um 70. q
Var Hsas til at tfbs IN at sisft tsfbar RsRintr. sSia k.au tR, q ss,suia
ssr BE- Tan fa an Nsfas COB for en- Gusihd al Unf,M
Skrm sf stiis Raainu aaams' issu ssuts, q nh SsHs, NJ u ada
sa~uhs
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY.
WE hereby warrant this Improved Singer Sewing Machine al an
manufacture, and bearing our trade mark, and numbered a61s asI 10 .uSxs
the natural wear and tear Of family use for Five Years. and agree to ,u,,s
free Of charge any defective or broken parts of the same for TIA, ,gu
excepting only the wear and breakage Of Needles, Bobbins and Shunlu
Vt hsnsnb. esrHHeat nil bHut imst I'll gubpu. bu fisher en- al sNf, waz,s
Rn' ct Orb It'll DC 1ornuities; 5Is q. fsSur en- epmaeln, o. TN ion
aaar at BRUCE ben. 'fas iaa On, Der Tan. I'll at baIpt Dem. Sab ttt, 9 ,ruu,
Itss mts stn eUusufsmb,R RaRin, mao sbanSls u,s sOraauS
1aftusn n nstasttst iammtHiat, imut ubRput. Frr 1T erb,tS. % la a
edu.
Web Ruu Tdffu, fsar en- pen somins o lnaa SnRrun,uir frt,aehn,n,
~ otus tUcrotHo'i' mtbh ben en- ruf1er, en- tucker, ct Set hemmers, en- fool
"'a throat.plate, en- sra check Spring. en- ga',, Raatu. 9 bobbips, % IN B4
on 3U"i,ots man fI omsoas TuRina. fa at alua q IuIbRrnstat uLn
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afnrat, % Be G,.. Der II uOat for ben nar,th, SHSufuu 'r of raj srrs, stos !,
easier pOa bet TstosttsEt fomm,u.
gatutaIirn, s ERaauu tSH, yaRinu CT al be bNa, sIaa,, % usvOIu uA|
fsf, DmSp,s,rsSts.
Get Ists SOIontHtuI u Il, dsts gOrbtOrtns "a raatS, auSraat, If, sn,Hra
(oobbins) tan 'psls. uSn al Taffnsn idU arbsiSr. ia at bet fsi, Su RAJ I'D
atNaa Tan Ilss uforfprrr.
Ga unbsn fortHnis gOrb,Srtns r sLfthreading eyele.. check l.v., 8 |
needle clamp.
Der TT mH, suS 1000 al Sts Raftur Drug. % a. fsu, fsrs,hs ,.a a
Dem.
g0RiHn oil bnO, Nst birt,. fra soSrtrn; Zen peter loo pur, a, s,a,
Di btD' ubt7Ssts - omtrtns Goo for 800 RH,. gi nil por, ouSUoruo Ia, ,m
tor rors GbOnuetr. at WaHiusu tommer I'll III gthrrmtIf,sh,s tsrustt ru
'pstur nstnstis aSrssi.. Gpatu ben uurmshs Standardization. IA ain H,tuhtI
ASrtii, Vaa pohoffst, scuutp % Stat.
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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-04-04
A RUSSIAN ROMANCE.
A Touching Story of Nihilism, Love an
Devotion.

A Touching Story of Nihilism, Love and
Devotion.
In the blind asylum at Steglitz, a
short distance from Berlin, there lives
man who until recently was as mys-
tcrieas q parsonage as the famous
''Man of the Iron Mask" Certain
persons high in authority made appli-
cation for apartments at the asylum
which should be worthy of a wealthy
occupant. He appeared short time
after, accompanied by beautiful
woman, who was addressed as his wife.
The man was tall and well made, and
dressed in the height of fashion, with
hands that betokened gentility of
birth. The woman was young and
aristocratic in looks and bearing.
About the face of the man was linen
mask, with an opening opposite the
mouth and nostrils, which was never
removed in the presence of attendants
He sat in a dark room, to which the
servants were rarely admitted, and
conversed with few. His food was
given to his wife, and the inmates OF
the asylum knew nothing of their name
and history further than the fact that
they were from Russia. Rumors were
rife, as was natural, and many ingen-
ious stories constructed to account for
the strange Imprisonment. But the
mystery has at last been solved, and
the "Man of the Linen Mask" proved
to be the hero of a strange and touch
ing tale.
A year before the death OF the late
Gar of Russia, although the scion OF
a high and mighty family, the young
nobleman, like so many of his class,
became interested in the trial.
and hopes Of the Nihilists. Time
and association made him one
of their ardent sympathizers and
assistants. When the murder OF
the Emperor was planned, un-
fortunately the execution of the dread.
full deed fell to him. The news stag
gered him. His oath bound him to
the Nihilists. his family ties to the
Car. Thoughts of his people and the
attendant disgrace Influenced him and
finally deferred him; he refused to
commit the crime. A year passed by.
Another revolutionist had thrown the
bomb which he had declined to do,
End Alexander was dead. He bad
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-04-04
EDGAR ALLAN POE.
A Pen Picture of the Famous Poet Drawn
by a Lady-LOve.

A Pen Picture of the Famous Poet Drawn
by a Lady-Love.
''Mr. Poe was about five feet eight
inches tall, and had dark, almost black
hair, which he wore long and brushed
back in student style over his ears.
1t was as fine as silk. His eyes were
large and full, gray and piercing. He
was then, / think, entirely clean
shaven. His nose was long and
straight, and his features finely cut.
The expression about his mouth was
beautiful. He was pale, and had no
color His skin was of clear, beau
tiful olive. He had sad, melancholy
look. He was very slender when |
first knew him, but had fine figure,
an erect military carriage, and quick
step. But it was his manner that most
charmed. 1t was elegant. When he
looked at you it seemed as if he could
read your very thoughts. His voice
was pleasant and musical, but not
deep"
He always wore black frock coat
buttoned up, with cadet or military
collar, a low turned-over shirt collar,
and black cravat tied'in loose knot.
He did not. follow the. fashions, but
had a style of his own. His was a
loose way of dressing, as if he didn't
care. You would know that he was
very different from the ordinary run
of young men. Affectionate! | should
think he was; he was passionate in his
love,
"My intimacy with Mr.. Poe iso-
lated me a good DEAL In fact my girl
friends were many Of them afraid Of
him, and forsook me on that account.
l knew none of his male friends. He
despised ignorant people, and didn't
like triHing and small talk. He didn't
like dark-skinned people. When he
loved, he loved desperately. Though
tender and very affectionate, he had u
quick, passionate temper and was very
jealous. His feelings were intense,
and he had but little control of them.
He was not well balanced; he had too
much brain. He scoffed at every
thing sacred, and never went to
church. If he had had religion to
guide him, he would have been a bet
ter man. He said often that there was
a mystery hanging over him he never
could fathom. He believed he was
born to suffer, and this embittered his
whole life.-Reported by Augustus
Van Cleef, in Harper's Magazine.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-04-04
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
ONWARD AND UPWARD.

Keep strivngl Tho winners are those who
have striven
And fought for the prize that oidler has won;
To the hands OF the steadfast alone 1t is given,
And before it is gained there is work to be
DONE
Keep climbing! The earnest and steadfast
have scaled
The height where the pathway was rough to
the feet,
Dut the fant-hearted faltered, and, faltering,
failed,
And sank down by the wayside in helpless de-
feat.
Keep hoping The clouds hide the sun for a
time,
But sooner or later they scatter and fec,
And the path glows like gold, to the toilers who
climb
To the heights where men look over land
scape and sea.
Keep onward, right on, till the prize is at
tanned!
Front the future with courage, and obstacles
fall
BY those, and those only, the victorys gained
Who keep faith in themselves, and in God
over all.
f f. Rexford.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-04-04
SAVANNAH, TENNESSEE THURSDAY

forgotten almost that he had been a
Nihilist, but not SO those whom he
had forsaken. Passing along one of
the principal streets of ST. Petersburg.
when about to greet woman on the
opposite side, something was dashed
into his eyes, and in moment the
light of day had gone. His mouth was
deformed, his cheeks burned and dis
figured. 1t was the work of Nj
hilist, before whose modern inquisi-
ton he had been found wanting;
vitriol had performed the work Mad
with pain, he was taken home, but the
injury was beyond reparation, and the
DOCTORS aid in vain. The Government
had confiscated his estates upon learn
ing of his revolutionary sympathies,
but restored them in part when in
formed of the fate which had over
taken him. The mask was placed
upon his head, for he was unpleasant
to look upon.
But the heroism of one woman was
shown, the heroism of his fiancee.
She was Countess and the daughter
of house as famous and powerful in
Russia as was his own. She was heart
broken when told of the tiendish act,
and the meeting between the lovers
was touching in the extreme. With
sorrowful heart he offered to break
the engagement and make her free
again. But the brave woman refused
and declared that she would remain
with him till death took her away.
And they were married in the little
church on the old estate, attended by
their relatives and friends. And on
their wedding day they started for the
blind asylum in Steglitz, where they
had hopes of restoring the poor mans
sight. And here his wife attends him
with unfailing devotion and prays for
the day when the afflicted nobleman
can again look upon her face. Berlin
| Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-04-04
UnmistakabIe Evidence.

The Canada Citizen says: Sensible
men who have doubts about the effect
that woman suffrage would be likely to
have on the community, would do wisely
to consider the fact that this reform Is
strongly and bitterly opposed by the
liquor-traffic and the other interests
that flourish in and on vice and crime.
We do not say that bad men are always
wrong in their opinions, and never ad.
vocate what would benefit the commu-
nifty. We know also that many very
good men are opposed to woman sut-
frage; but we do say that when nearly
all the vicious, ignorant, criminal. law
less classes are on one side of a ques-
ton, there is strong probability thai
their side is the wrong one"
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-04-04
One Dollar Per Year.

those OF the men, secured the right city
government. After Wyoming women
proved what they could do by their
votes, they have never since been
afraid to vote. Would the remon-
strants have prayed not to have the
duty thrust upon them of helping their
men save the children from the evil
example of open bars, shops, saloons,
gambling houses and no rest day on
SundayP
In certain town at the West, where
New England men and women had
made their home. a log school-house.
worn out and old, had holes in the
floor through which the cold winds gave
the children chilblains, and great cracks
in the walls gave them colds. There
was need OF a new school-house. But
many men did not want to pay the tax
necessary to build it, and the vote for
new school-house could only be carried
by adding the vote of the mothers (who
all wanted a. new school -house) to that
OF the men who wanted it. To the wo-
men their children were more than
money. They voted, with the men who
wanted it, for the new school-house.
and to-day tho children are snug and
warm iii the new building. Would the
remonstrants have prayed those women
not to let the burden be thrust upon
them" of voting for the school-houseP
Certain towns have no adequate
water supply, and are in constant peril
OF fires. II the women who see the
danger and the need could vote with
the men who see it, the town could be
made safe by the introduction OF abun-
dant water supply. Would the remon-
strants urge women to let the town
take the risk of burning rather than
have the burden of voting for plenty OF
water thrust upon them"
Many school houses are ill-ventilated
and wholly in an unsanitary condition.
The children die of diphtheria and
scarlet fever. II the mothers, who
can not help caring for their child
rem, could add their votes to those OF
the fathers who care, the school houses
would be made wholesome. viii the re-
monstrants urge women not to let this
"burden" OF care for the school houses
be thrust upon them"
| In one of the towns in Worcester
County last summer an open sewer was
laid through the grounds of woman
and ,Jeft open. The duty has never
been "thrust upon her" of voting at the
town meeting on town matters, and as
a consequence she has an open sewer in
her grounds Will the remonstrants
urge her to escape the 'burden?"
The above are a few of the matters
that are q part of practical politics"
and of municipal government. If we
could free ourselves from the force of
custom and prejudice it would be easily
seen that they all belong as fully and as
naturally to women as to men, When
the time comes that women do vote as
men do on all questions OF common and
public interest, the only wonder will be
that the right to do so was ever denied.
Lucy Stone, in Boston Globe.