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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
For Louisville. Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Eouto.

Lv. Hopkintvl,le, l.. 4 N, 300 a. NJ
Arr. Nortonville, l0:5T An
~. Noftonvillc, o \ o., 1851 ?. NJ; T,iTA. n.
Arr. l0uiHvihe, e. li9O A p. 2:IB ?. n.
Come, tions at Louisville for all points Eaat,
and for the Virsinias ana tho southsast.
- So.I. Mol.
Arr. NoTtonyllle, G 40 ,l0;Mr. NJ; l';bT A. N.
Nv. Nortonville,C 40. rte .; 80 A NJ; a;ts =. N.
Arr. Paducah, $50 A, M.;t:taP.n N,
Arr. fulton,Iil Cen. R.R. l0:s0 A. N T.sD =. ".
Arr Riy-s NJ. n o. II. II. li:oS A. Mr.. MR.. N.
Arr. Memphis, $685. n N ;I:lsA. N.
Lv. hemphis, 500 q N 1880 A. N.
Arr. Nickshnrg, lf:oo A N B:s5 y. N.
AFR. baton Rouge, k:5S A. M.:9Ap A. N.
Arr. New Orleang, p.isA N 1850 NJ
Ma. has Pullman Duffstt Sleeping Cars u
NicksburR aud New Orleans without change.
Comm eta for all points IN TvSna, Arizona aud
California. No. has Combination PArlor, he.
clinlng chairs, and sleeping Cara 10 Memnhls.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
A Girl Should Learn

To sew.
To cook.
To mend. 81
To BIO gentle.
To value time =
To dress neatly.
To keep secret
To be self-reliant.
To avoid idleness
To mind the buby
To darn stockinga
To respect old age
To make good bread
To keep house tidy.
To control her temper
To be above gossiping.
To make a home happy.
To take care of the sick.
To humOr cross old man.
To marry n man for his worth.
To be a helpmate to u husband.
To take plenty OF active exercise.
To see a mouse without screaming.
10 read some books besides novels.
To be light-hoartcd and leet-footed.
To wear shoes that won't cramp the
feet
To be a womanly woman under all
circumstances. -St Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02

Every farmer should take the KEN
TucKIAN. lie owes it to his family
:, supply them with the latest news.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch one time, 81 90; on week, $3.50; six
months. 50. 90; twelve months 1900.
One coiumnone time, 81 400; one week, sls.00i
six months, $500; twelve months, $4,000.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
etquse sss ppAlfdoo E. Ar &1
~ sunis5 sIw pur duos .GosI, spnusS en 70
sspub sqesrs puc ~ s spslunoa ~ cyl mo ION Jaw tsWl
u So poo5 lsn 90 psuss sdeo sm ew sir oisqI
.9NINavM 40 daoM v /

MaH s,o9dsoI i9q,o VI ,osyl5d % 6cw YolIm .laalnq
ospo ans 10 r,uor slroop on, ods !m poureIo r s!sa"
hrp Guy ssn laIn Io ,ooms pur uroo SuAroI poom a'
ozLopo9p pur osuroo A5noIo lM dvoS AaohI Vm uoo9u
uoo VI ru puu posn 90 ia'eA Suoa urse Aqnolo'
uo Suum III DIN p9uuns 6u9I Al s!suan 6Irp Su!rm lo
suooop oyoods SuAS IoJ oAI 7 Po!daI Aqe!eAu!
oAru slsuon 6rp osroo KodoId OF osn OF dro lsoq
6loA o 81 luqM usu6rp 6q p9Hsr uao uo9q oArq 9 7F
:olIlM uInq0 uMouY l9M e 10 sI94eK sqI 1cjFs
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02

Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowels
and whole system by using DR..
Plerce's Pellets.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
TABLE FOR TRAINa.
Ia DIVISION l. { n

" ~ ~ Itbtuu ~ v ~
South BOUND.-Mail and Express No. |.
Leave Princeton T;l0a m; arrive at Grncey
NIL, nj Princeton Junction, 8.b miles from
Clarksyille, at 1881 am.
=, Mixed train daily except Sunday. Leave
princeton at ! y. m arrive at Princeton juno
tion at 500.
NORTH BoUNp-Ma,i and Express No. ,.
rive at Gracey at S:Is aud at Princeton At
u. M.
Mixed train daily except sunday. Leave
Princeton at III n
ton, 90 miles.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
For TIme rables, Man FoIders, and Price oI

no. Passengers should purchase Ticket va
this Lane, Il 10 emphatically the Most Attrass-
i've Roato In tho South to-day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02

R. II. MAURy, Jn;, -
Gent Tray. PssB'r Agt., Memphis ,a"n'
Y. X. ROGERS, ~. W. moM,
Asst Gen. Paas'r Agt. deni ~" iAh'
]. NJ, EDWARDS, No.
Vice Pres't \ Conf Man'gr. homphih aesA
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02

MAGNIFICENT PULLMAN BUFFET
SLEEPING CARS RUN BETwEEN
LoUIBvILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA MEMPHIS WITHOUT
CHANGE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-02
o.V, TIME TABLE.
Takes cfToct sunday, May "a, 1859.
TRAINH Aoyru. ra 10
DAILY WRIGHT TRAINS

Trains Leave MorFanneld fer Uniontown .
dslo m, SCR y m, lh:uS m.
Trains leave lunloniovu tsr MorgAnnsh At
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31

Or. S6dffer bas gSirfen Der beuti6er
&u6e unb er ia9t oarilber: ,,Gs plrl
mir ieoes WaI peb um's Sera ip'nr
i6 IeIe, ipie bic ct. 2ouiier oeuti9'
1agesprefe sesen bic Oeuti6e &lr6e.
oeuti6e Breoiser uno OeutibeS Gbri'
Iientbum piitbet, bieie brei in ibrer
Spalten berbbbnt, oeripottet uno lid
iiber iie in ibrem 9luffIdrun9sciinfeI
bod erbebt, uno ieoes Otal babe i'd
oann sepu6t: Batter, persib ibnen,
oenn Iie tpiiIsn nidt, mas iie tbun u
Oenn bic beuti6e Brehe periiinot8t lid
gerabesu on benz Suitltut, oaS lbr Die
2eIer erbdIt uno neue sufiibrt. DlGn
I6Iiebe bic beuti6e Stride 25 Sabre
uno man piro bann ieben, mo Die
oeuti6e SuseSpreiie 9ebIleben 1T, be'
IDnoers nenn bic beutlbe @lnipanoers
ung i6pG6er miro ooer gang uufbbren
ioIlte. SD babe eS bier beobadtet.
lSenn bier elm relisi0s eeiinnter Oeuts
16er Iib crit einmal BON Ieiner Stride
trennt, 1T er eepDbnllb fur oeuti6es
lSeien, 2eben uno 8emtitb perloren.
Ooer ipenn 10 Elm natlonsloier unb
ameritaii6tiger, oeuli6er Wann Ooer
70 cine natlpnsIoie, ameritatoue Sruu,
eIei6pieI, Db lie su ben einSeipanoerten
OeuIiben ooer sur eriten 9eneratlon
eebDren, erit einmul ibre Sr6e bers
idumen uno perna6ldiii9en, 10 iino
beioe setpbbnli6 auf bem Yunfte an8e'
tommen, mo- tie na6 Dem Entertainers
tbum bmibtelen. OaS oeuti6e Seben
uno 0eIen i6eint ibnen nidt mebr gut
eenue su fem uno iie ieben oana i'm
4merifanertbum eme bDbere Stufe oes
2ebens. Der Sdritt Su elmer ameri'
tunii6en SeftenfIrbe lit oann SetpDbns
lid nibt mebr tpeit uno erDB. 0prt
perIdpinoen tie aus unIeren Nueen
uno geben i'm gImerifanertbum unter
ais Wilit unb 0iin9er oeS Imerltaners
tbums. Q8oaen iplr ais Deuti9e unIer
beutI6eS NeIen, 2eben uno unIere
oeutIbe Spra9e bier erbalten - uno
su iol6en Oeutiben ipre9e ib, oenen
aaes OaS am Sersen IieSt 10 mullen
mir aud oaSienise Snitltut unterItttsen,
peI6es OieIeS DreiSeitirn bisber erbaIs
ten bat unb aud nod ferner li6er er'
baIten fam. SD babe bierbei fiber
feline beiOnOere 6uitIl6e @Onfeiiion i'm
Iuee, nsber bic fatbolli6e, nod bic
proteitantii6e. Nan idIieBe ii6 Der
oeutI6en Stride an, man unteritiibe,
man baIts Iie na6 &rdften aufre6t,
man iu9e auf iie, ipie auf bic S6ule
SIM fIuB Su eetpinnen, pas bod 10 Iel6t
lit, wenn Die IeBtere su oerbehcrn unO
su beben lit, man iebe auf CUTE 2ebrer
unb forge fir beren Aniteluns, unc
iu6e feline grfabruns unb iein beieres
l9ihen benz Snititute mitSutbeIIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
nSie Trau fur Si6.~

Inter oieier ueberidrift nimmt Der
Burlington (Sa.) uSaptepe" ben jus
eenoli6tn SeiratbSEanolbaten foIgens
oermaBen ms 8ebet:
0u iasit, ou willit Elm bdusIi6es,
nublideS MdOben sur SSrau? 9tun, 10
beiratbe bod 8rioeet WtulIt9an, ole
lobter oeiner QSaihfrau. Sic trd9t
rlnosleperne S6ube, bat feln SOrIet
ooer 8ultle auf Dem @ewlien, ipar in
ibrem 9eben ni6t einen Sag trant; lie
pditt fir anoere Seute, 8ebt gum
Sauspuben uno fo9t fir cine 6umilie
BON Iisben &lnoern, ibre Diuttsr uno
crei Blbnarbelter, bic bel tbr in bic
RoIt ssben. SD CLAUDE aber flum,
odB iie bid buben mDbte, oenn Son.
Neasan, Der Subnwdrter, lit mebr na6
tbrem 8eihmad.
9tun wUlen mir aber bod oeine Sd
bieteiten sum gbemdnu nob oelnem
ei9enen MlBe meHen. Sunnit III ein
Sab Webl auf bic Sbulter nebmen uno
III ben &eaer trasen? Sannlt eu I'M
SerbIt 0ols Senus iilr Den 8inter 'pal.
ten? 8aunit ou einen balben Ober au9
nur einen olerteI Nder 8runo sum 8es
mlliegarten um9raben? @elBt ou, mas
ben 8alfSsitmaf aus Der Guterne
nimmt, unp tannit ou ou8 Oa6 fIlden :!
8annit ou cine SSeniteri6eibe etnieben ?
Saunlt cu Die 8ud,e nit einem biliSen
Bapier tapesireu? 8annit ou bic Gar
tentbIre MAIDEN, oaB tie ntdt berunter
bdngt? 8annit bu uberbaupt etipaS
um's SauS tbuu, mas Son. Hea9an
tbun tanu? Slebit bu, metn Sobn,
Brioeet Utuqigun nil elnen beneren,
einen mannll6eren Dtann, ais ou btlt.
Ou eepentIt DiGnner su oingen, um Dir
bte Wannesarbeit su perrtbten, aber
ou plQit cine Srau, bic ale pelbIt6e
9lrbeit ieIbit beior8t. 9laube mir,
mein Sobn, bab bic BroBs Wlebr3abl
Der Wdo6en, Die oa 8lapIer tltmpern
uno Iineen uno Die ou in oeiner unplls
Ienbeit ais untausItd fir Die Steue
elmer SauSirau balit, beher 8eei9nei
limb, quite SauSfrauen Su MAIDEN, ale
pu su einem brau6baren SauSberrr
tauait.
g8enn bu cine pollfommene 8pdir
uno cine elfabrsns SausbdIterin beira:
then wiait, 70 sebs in elm 8eiinpeburear
auf bic 8rautIbau. gSiuit bu abe,
cine Srau baben, 70 beiratbe caS Oldo'
den, wel6eS ou Iiebit, NIT ben Crib
hen in ben SGuoen uno oem Sonnen
ibein i'm @sIi6ts, uub bic 2iebe plrl
cine tI6tise Sausfrau aus ibr MAIDEN
nod lanse ebe bu elm tiiAtisCr Saus
berr 9siporben biit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
Die pprfprslihe SSalcpirtbfbaft
SemtiblaneS.

Der beuti6e @ulo 1T unbsSabIbar,
Der 9iebIinS Der 9tation. 0ibter bas
ben ibu unSabIise WaIe perberrIidt unb
eclitii6e Sample purben UNI ben Walbs
beiiB uno bic ,WaIpfreibeit" sefiibrt.
lHir woaen troBoem periu6en, ben
8ertb oehelben in tIinsenber Miin;g
;u bere6nen. 9iatiirli6 fam babel
nur BON elmer annabernoen Summe bic
Jteoe iein. Bon ben 81 900, 900 pei
taren gBaIb, pel6e in europa nod
Iteben, beiiBt baS beuti6e 8tid 49,
100000 0ettar 8aIbbooen. Sier uni
bort purbe Der &apitaIipertb ein3eIner
l8aIpitreden berednet unb fir bic f6.
nislib iG6fi6en Stautsforiten bai
Summ6en bon 292, ,000,00 Warf els
mittsIt. 2eSen mir baiieIbe ais Bertb.
ibdBuus fur ben Walo in allen oeut:
I6en Staaten su @runbe, 10 erbaIter
mir bic runoe Summe bon %, ,000..
600, 900 Dr., bic ben &apitaIpertb o,i
oeutI6en QSalbeS bartlett. Dies ii
Elm bubi6es NdtiOnuIpermbsen, peI6es
oanf Der iiiriorsIiden mooernen Sort.
ptrtbi6aft nod ben ursnfeIn erbalter
bIeben puo. g8ie ipiro'S in rieie,
8eSiebun8 unieren llrenfeln csreinl
er9eben?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31

(Na6Oem mir in einisen frhberen
Stun nern aeseist baben, ipel6e 8ere9s
tisuns OaS Deuti6tbum in bieiem 9anOe
bar unb ,Uie uniere 2anosleute uno Sor'
fabren nit @ur unb 8Iut biefe ibre
a6tunssebietenOe StelIuns ii6 unO unS
erfdmpft baben, tpoIen mir beute elm
anoeres Bib brineen uno bic ibpade
Settle beS 0eutibtbumS. bic unieIise
3eripIitterune infOIse beS i6wetfwes
beInoen 8ne6 SHINES Der oepoten nns
tertbunen bon ettpa einem 0uBeno oeuts
i6er &rautfiiriten, bem 2eier porftlbs
rem. gu oleiem 8ebufe entnebmen mir
Der ,,2ebrer.BOit" BON DtiIpaufee ben
na6tebenoen 9lrtiteI unb boffsn, oaB
berisIbe mebr ais poriibersebeno ans
ipreaen tpIrb.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31

Sorst fir einen suten 8intsrborratb
bon SrennbOIs auf Der Sarm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
Sams ilmb Spf.
1tmSct,au i'm 6arten.

Simmer tabIer ipiro'S in unieren 9drs
ten. Baum um Baum, 8eet UNI Beet
ipirb Ieer; 8eqer, &liten unb @ruben
aber fiiqen ii6. Sorsen mir nun oas
fir, bab ni6tS iiberbaitet tpiro uno feline
Sru6te seri6lasen pber bur6ndBt IN
Die 8interquartrere fommen. Bir
t6nnten IoI6e Sabrldiiisfeit ionlt tbeuer
be;ablen. 9lidt punoern ourfte es
uns, penn eS ipGter nit unbeimIlber
S6nelisfsit in ben Rdumen fauIen unb
itoden plrre, elm GROCER Tbeil Der 8or'
rdtbe perloren slnse. 9eim Obit lit
naturlib bic alIersrDbte Soritbt 9ebo'
ten, e8 1T ia am empfnoIihiten. Ses
faaene poer ssi6laeene 6ril6te iollten
gar nibt in Ole 8interrdume fommen,
aud ni6t Sbf, bnS Iib bod ni9t lan9e
bait. Gar 3u Iei6t tpiro our6 iol9e
Sra6te Der 6dulnibpiIS in bic Rdume
8ebra6t, unO elm fIeiner InitoB, elm
svrinses 8erieben 9entiSt um 'bn tlber'
banonebmen su Iuiien. au6 beim
Sammeln eer Samen fur bic nd6ltiGbs
rise ausiaat muB bic erDbte Pelnltts
felt berrIben. Seoe Sameniorte muB
nit ibrem gtamen perieben uno, nenn
notbpenbig, eetrodnet peroen. San'
ses 2iesen bes unreinen Samens auf
oem Irofsnplabe 1T ME bon Sortbell /;
tauienoerIsi 3ufdae fDnnen ibm i9a'
ben; fiber 1T eS crit, tpenn er bIbib
perpadt, pObtperbOrsen in Der Srube
Iiest. Sorsen mir oarum fur i6neles
SrOdnen uno Reinieen oenelben. Die
8Obnenitansen iinb iebt iiberfltliii8 Ses
tpcroen unb fDnnen fortfommen. Gs
1T elm nebeIltanb bel Der &ultur unierer
Stansenbobnen, oaB mir in BEN Stans
gen urs SeinOe Der 8obnen SroB3ieben
ODER ibnen bod S6lupfninfel oarin
aeben. Das 8alfen Der 8Obnenitaneen
itcuert bieiem lebeI iebr, unb es mare
pobIseratben, ale Stansen, bepor iie
auf ben Binterplab fommen, dbnlth
tpie unIere Sdume, 3u beplnIeln. Sles
lem 9etbier unb man6em YilS per9ebt
ba bic Suit gum @eiterlsben. I'm fur
ben @inter nod sttpaS friides Semitic
su retten. 1T eS bic bD6ite 3eit SaIat,
@uOipien, bic 70 iunse i'm Sreien tans
ben, in elm faItes Dtiitbeet 3u feben.
$50 man 8lGtben, Sriidte &C. Dor ben
eriten NadtfrDiten idIben mill, beibt
ss SduBfditen ober S6ubfeua8en
bauen, bic man bann BEL brpbenber Ses
fabr nit Dedsn oOer 8retter 9eSen bic
AubenweIt abi6lieBt. 8eIm @ein uno
bel ben nieDrisen 9toienbeeten tpirb ii9
baS beionperS IObnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
@e6iel 0afaae, Teuer 8 eebens Seri. 6ei1dft

@e(hiel, Yafage, TeIer Sebens Verl. Oe1@aTf
Won VIM. f.. K1ese1-
m..kt,~+ 1SR0 513 9afapanna Apsuus Scranton. pa,
aQea tn bdkbgtn Bshdgtn
8fBbauus pafastrn ab als SstbaFu
al obIuna prmhlf beuf6-Sfer ppf-Brnns
@rt 9Sat
9asatur bg peuu al ebns 8rf6uun SHelihatt
uf ftmm Se
It@srun8 Naalh 8'H
Rpmpagn isen Staten.
Rpnratn
oas In bSs S6rdnsfa& sntassnh ueH&.
firpfn 6rf bHorgf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31
1teber ,Gntenmdft~

i6reibt Elm practii6er @efll9eI3adter
in Der ,,8unbidau" SD fam fein
beRereS DtittsI gum Dlditen Der gntsn
empfebIen ais 8erite. Do6 1T bieielbe
ni6t pie sepbbnIld su Oerfiittern, ions
bern erit porSubsretten. gu oteiem
3wede nsibt man oieielbe Elm unb la /
iie etwas qusqsn. 0onad piro lie
aus benz Waiier 9enommen une in Sau'
fen all sinem iparmen Orte OufSeituts
tet, 70 baB ie gum 8eimen tOmmt.
SIT oaS 9ei6eben, 10 trodnet man bic
anseteimte 8erite tpteoer, UNI ite in oie'
lem 3ultanos aufbepubren su tbnnen.
bod bsfer 1T es, tpenn man td8Ii6 10
uiel 8erite quelen ldbt uno gum &ei'
men aufiduttet, ais man an einem
lag perfIttsrt man Ipart bann bae
lrodnen rer eeteimttn 9erite unc oaa
lpGtere 9lnfeu6ten. Sei oieiem Ser
fabren muB man natiirl'6 mebrsre Sau'
fen gum &timen iteben baben, ba eS Se'
wDbnli6 eintSe Sage buuert, ebe be
8erlte teimt. Die Su mGltenoen gnter
weroen in einen iuuberen, gut mil
Streu perisbsnen StOa seieBt unb ID
nsn nun bic setsimte @erite, na6cem
man iie pOrb,r tpleoer an9efeubtet bat.
serei6t. IS mub pIes in fIeinen POr'
tronen seibeben, Oamit bic @nten uaee
auffrsHen unc nl6ts in ben SrD8en
bIeibt, mas in 6auIniB dberseben unr
perperben t6nnte. Oafiir lit baS 6ut'
ter tassIber Oeito otter Su rei6en. Oel
grfol8 oieier gntenmait 1T isbr gut, in
ldnsitsns IA Sasen iino Die @nten felt
Oaiielbs Serfabren IdBt ii6 nutiirIid
aud fir anpereS 8eflu9eI unO naments
lid fur @anie anpsnbsn, e8 1T io8al
in man6er 8eSiebun9 bem piel 8es
brdu6liden NuOeIn Der GGnie pOrsus
Sieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-31

IaS 9dub Der 9dume 1T in Der 9an6s
ipirlbIbaft fiji pisle 3wede 9ebeds
uugeu pon Strdu6ern uno 4HonSen,
9lniuuln per bpppcI!sn Stallpdnoe,
perwencbar; bod ben Sr6Bten gtuBen
brinst'S benz @drtner bel SdQuns Der
Srelbtditsn. SaIb Bferoepunser, baIb
9aub erseust bic itdrtite Gdrme unO
bebt bic S6arisuneen Der Wiibdmpfs
ouf. SammeIt OesbaIb einen Saufen
9aub
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22
RATkJS CA-SIE
AND ct THE BEST VALUE IN
DRY GOODS, MOTIONS,
CLOTHING
AND-GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

We determined offer sufficient Inducements to
justify you spending your HARD CASH.WITH5US as the
below quotations from we'll selected fall stock will
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22
ON SEA AND SHORE.

'Oh tell me once and tell me twice,
And tell me thrice to make it plain,
When we who part this weary day,
When we who part shall meet again.
"When windflowers blossoms on the sea
And fishes skim along the plain,
Then we who part this weary day,
Then you and l shall meet again"
"Yet tell me once before we part,
Why need we part who part in pain
If flowers must blossom on the sea,
Why we shall never meet again."
any cheeks are paler than rose.
My tears are salter than the main,
My heart is like lump OF ice!
Ii we must never meet again"
ooh weep or laugh, but let me be.
And live or die, tor alPs in vain;
For life's in vain since we must part,
Aud parting, must not meet again"
"1lll wlndfowers blossom on the sea
And fishes skim along the plain
Pale rose of roses let me be,
Your breaking heart breaks mine
again"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22

Detroit Free Press.
A woman came 10 her minister
one day and set down before HIM a
basketiul OF sand.
"What is that " he asked.
"ThaL is me" she replied.
"What do you mean!" he persist
ed.
"Why, sir" said the woman, "my
sins are for number like The sands
of the seashore. How can such a
sinner be saved ~
Attend" answered the minister.
speed to the beach yonder and
raise a great mound. Shovel it up
as high as ever you can. Then
stand and watch what the waves
will do with ii when the tide comes
in.r
"Oh, SIR" she cried joyfully, Il
see what you mean. The mercy
of God, the work of Christ is the
ocean that can wash away all my
SINS"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22
KEEP AN ACCOUNT.
Watch the Little Things Of Life II you
Wish Success.

The New York Journal OF COM
merce relates the following Incl
dent, and draws a moral:
Self denial is not only the law of
greatness and OF goodness, but al
so of all material success. The
sunken reef on which 50 many en-
terprises are wrecked may be Ia
belled with the one phrase "self-
INDULGENCE Sometimes, like the
coral bed, it is formed of many
minute particles that combine to
founder an adventurous bark /;
and again 1t is the single rock
against which the yoyager is dash
ed with a sudden tempest. A
young couple who had rented a
cosy tlat and were making their
first essay at Housekeeping, found
it impossible, they SAID, TO make
both ends meet. a wise friend
bade them put down for two or
three weeks every cent Of their
disbursements, even where the
money went for postage stamp
or Jerry ticket, and to bring him
a list at The end of that time. He
heard nothing from them for a
month and went to see them. The
man and his wife both laughed as
lie brought up the subject, and
said frankly that the expense book
was an unexpected revelation.
They found that more than half
the amount of Of their earnings
had .been spent for things that
might just as well have been done
without, and a little sober self de-
NAL had made them more than
selfsup20rling, for the wife
brought out a little wooden bank,
the contents of which jingled with
two or three weeks savings.
The great bane OF the poor, by
which we mean those who live
from hand TO mouth, is their want
of a resolule self-denial in the use
of their daily or weekly earn
ings. And this runs all the way
up 10 the man Of business who
wastes his thousands year
through self-iudulgence on the
part of himself or his household
and finally goes down in credit
and pocket for want of the capital
which might have been gathered
in the exercise of a proper self-re-
straint. Young clerks, whose sala-
ries have been deemed by them
insufficient for their decent supporH
would find a surplus left if they
would practice a little self-denial,
and would soon be able 10 lay by
some thing, however small, of
that seemed so Inadequate.
If every person who has failed to
accumulate any saving from his
annual income would put down
on paper an accurate account of
his disbursement he would soon
find where a little Judicious self
denial would enable him 10 begin
the long-neglected fund for wet
and wintry day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22
CHANCERY COURT-SECoND DIST.
SYLvANUS EVANS, Chancellor.

Tn the county of Lauderdale on the first Monday
of JanuaIy and July and continue twelve days.
In the county of Newton, on the third Monday
oC January and July, and continue six DAYS.
In the county of Hancock, on the first Monday OF
,bruarv and August, and continue six days.
In the county Of Harrison on the second Monday
,fFebruary and August and continue six days.
In the county of Jackson ON the third Monday
of February and August, and continue six days.
In the county Of Clarke, on the first Monday OF
March and September and continue six days
In the county of Jasper en- the second Monday
of March and September, and continue six days.
In the county of Perry on the thir Monday of
March and September, and continue six days.
In the county of Marion. First District, on the
third Monday Of May and November and continue
six davs In the Second District, ON the second
Monday Of May and November, and continue six
DAYS.
In the county Of Jones' on the first Monday of
April and October. and continue,six days.
In the county of COvinsten, on the second Mon
day in pril aud October, and continue six days.
In the county of Greene, on the third Monday of
April and October, and continue six days.
In the county of Smith ON the fourth Monday of
April and October, and continue six days.
In the county of Wayne, on the first Monday of
MAY and November and continue six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22
A New Kind Of Butter.

German chemists have discover
ed IN the cocOanut a fatty sub
stance for butter, and now the Unl-
ted States Consul at Mannheim,
Ger, reports that the new product
has begun TO be manufactured on
large scaleln that city. A single
factory produces 5000 pounds of it
per day, worth in the market 15c a
pound. The nuts used are obtain
ed mostly from The South Sea and
Coral Islands, Arabia, the coast
countries of Africa and South
America. Natives in countries
where the nuts grow have for a
long time used the milk of these
nuts instead of food oils. The but
ter contains go to 70 per cent of fat
and % per cent of organic sub
stances, of which 10 per cent is al
bumen. In a country where real
butter runs all the way from 25c 10
35c per pound, cocOanut butter at
half that price is thought to haye
great future before it. AT present
it is chiefly used in hospital, but it
is rapidly finding It's way to the ta-
bles of the poor, particularly as a
substitute for oleomargarine. 1t
is free, also, from germs of tuber-
culoris, which is said to effect fully
10 per cent of the milk-giylng cows
IN Germany. The Consul recon-
mends the adoption of this new
butter as an article of manufacture
in the United States.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22

A good deed Is never lost: he
who sows courtesy resps friendship
aud he who plants kindness gath,
ers love.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-11-22

A young lady of Fort Smith,
Ark, recently made up her mind
to elope with her sweetheart: He
came to her room and found her
asleep. and in waking her, aroused
the old man also. He bounded in
to the room and the young man
and the daughter bounced out of
the window, she IN her night
clothes. The darkness favored
them and mounting a horse togeth-
er, they eluded the irate papa
The young lady hld in The woods
until her future lord and master
went alter dress and preacher,
and on his return they were duly
married. The old gentleman was
so mad he got drunk and was
lodged in Jail.