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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
FARM AND GARDEN.
o. INTEREST TO FARMERS, STOCK
GROWERS AND GARDENERS.

The Coming IIol,teln-irie,ian- Dairy ~
General Purpose Cow-Nhst Well hnown
breeders Are Working Fof o9iaiou'
Expressed by Several Authorities.
At the Inst meeting Of the IIolstein-
Fricsian breeders association somewhat
divided advice was given. Professor
johnson Of the Michigan Agricultural
college urged breeders % pay particular
attention 20 the dairy points of their
cattle. I'M spite Of the fact that the test
he had shortly before completed gave
tine strongest evidence of the value 81 80
Holstcin steer for beef. Doc was emphatic
in saving that the IIolstein COW was spe-
cially designed by nature TO serve as a
dairy machine. and chat every energy OF
the breeder should bee devoted To the
task of improving thc ability % make
milk and butter Professor Morrow. on
the other hand. seemed 90 think that The
liol,tein-Frlesian might protnlly apply
for the position of general purpose
COW. and Doe therefore urged breeders
not 90 neglect the beef points while they
tried 90 develop dairy qualities
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
LOVE-.
4 trust % prove

4 trust 10 prove
Zach heart by pain and loss and gain.
Through worth and wrong or shame or song:
The Joys and tears OF faith and fears
That make life fair. the precious share
That doth endure and viii mako sure
OF peace and rest the souls lie quest.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

The above ID O fac simile OF package
Of OLD VIRGINIA CHGR00lS, full
size. and made Of the very best Tobacco.
mild and sweet Equal 70 any lO-cent'and
better chan any Scent cigar on the market
Ask for the Old Virginia Cheroots, and SEQ
that you are not imposed on by limitations.
Ny name is on every package.
FoR SAIL ENDsSYwmERE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
MACHINES FOR FLYING.
NONE BUILT AS YET THAT ARE
PRACTICALLY SUCCESSFUL.

some Account Of the rnorss That Nave
rcen Made 60 Overcome Natures Alb
,.rr.ncc Of Mans Acting the Part OF n
lfiri.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

llE grandeur Of tho
siehisto hosccn among
tlic clouds with noih-
ing between man and
earth must have been
oncoi thcinluccments
which for % century
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

Tho estimated length Of the gigantic
Ia i.,,rl that inhabit5 Lake Hebron M
p;.ca.souis county is. Neck, ! feet BODY
4 ssee; tail. 4 feet; total. ears not taken
,.to ooroant "A feet. We take our ~
ures from Tie Dexter Gazette ana nave
~ ~ donbt that they are fully as reliable
~ INV ', ,hat can be- obtained with respect
Iii monster. Tho Gazette has become
ono of Inc recognized Maine authorities
on snake stories. Lewiston Journal
Ncat little bracelets are formed o, %,
az .,rrles Of nugget finish gold. linked
, s'''' with pearl in tho center o.
each
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
Mlgemeine 8rnberi@aft bes 9aaies
al 2DrettD.

Ger hp@p. M. s. &irder, C. M,
Niasara nniperitdt, 81. g., lit gum
8slator Der MQsemeinen Bruberidaft
oes :. pouies gu 2oretto, ienes 6eiliss
tbums, 1T tpeIdsrs ~eas @ort GleiiH
eetuproen IT., ernannt tppyhen. St III
bsbsamdHtiet ale Dieienisen, tuelde
ibren Namer, AoleHs uns cine f~reitpils
liss @abe fsnSen, In bieielbe aufsn,ebs
men. Oiefe @abe III gang r,ad 8eltes
ben, ettpa 5 gentS uber aud tpeniser,
is nad seM 8ermDBen bes @ebe.s.
@t5bere @aben perben aber germ ents
sssensenommert. Das @sIb, tpslaes
er eoueftirt, pirb on ben 8tidof BON
2oretto seididt, sir MISUNDERSTANDING
uno Sdnidung Ger Baflita, bic iber
nas 3. &aas eebaut 1T unb ;ur tpiroi.
gen Gsier bes ie1sbunoertidbrigen &c.
odGtniRss Der uunoerbare1 ne5ettrag-
uns bes ;. 6auies.
Mern man bic unfcaen Der Senbuna
tes pnp;ers, Der 9)rudsrei rro Maebaiue
bstradtet. 10 lam man ieben, baB bte.
les teine @elcmaderei 1T, ionbern Ger
@egenftane reiner Mnbaht su tb.
Menihwerorne unb Der WunIa, baf
Gle, ionisI aIs m69lid, Der @naber
unb Priuilesien Der 8rneesidaft t9eil.
baftig tussoen.
Nan fdide ieinea Nameit, Mubnorl
unb @abe ioute eine 2 Sent Marte an
Den nnterihriebsnen, unb &c utrb ben
8etreffsnsen Elm Gertifisat unb WebaiQi
iiberienben:
Rev. N. j. Krcher, C. H.,
Niagara University, N. Y.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
II.

Gin S%amilienbater aus ten Detanate
@ei!ensirdsn tbsilt folaenbss iebr auf,
falsnosg teisaiB aus iei1sm 2ebsa nit :
sd tefano mid einmal In GROCER
@eloperlesen5eit. S6on bate !h Der.
idieoene8 etannte anssiproden, III, bns
getlenbe lsibpsiie gu bstommen, bod,
I5erau fano iG taube Dbren. SD
tlaete meine Notb benz 81. Sofepb, BE-
gam cine Mspens uno gelobte, etnem
Mrmen IN beiunoerer @eile Suites ere
weiiei, ~ tpoQen. 8alo naH 8eginn
Der 0onene tuurbe i1 bon einent fran.
fen, aniheinenb art,et, Manne, tpelAer
e!nen flsinen 9auit,b anbel betrieb uno
tsine 8ertpaabte mebr beiab, I'm Muf.
nabn1e gebete1. Ser trante Mann ifarb
uno tpuroe am leeten Gage Der Nopene
b~esra5en. Derielbe btntsrlieb inir 70,
bieL In Baar, baB ih meme @ldubiger
beirtebisen fonnte, Danf Dem 81. Sofepb.
benz Reiter IN Der No!b!" II. ".
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
9phberebrter Qerr!

Ser +. @ater fat bic @abe bon 1000
2trs als 8eterspfennis empfansen, NIT
benz 8seleitidretben @n. @oblsebpren
bonn IL. Sebruar. Oieier t.eue 2iebe:
beweis ieitens bss 8ersins, befsn 9rd.
lioent Sic iino, bat bemlslbsn srpbs
0reube bereitst ; berielbe bat aah nit
GROCER @emustbuuns &enntni6 senom.
men BON ben Sprtidritten bes 8ereins
fopis bon ben beoeutenben n:terfitun
gen. bic SerIeIbe I'm berfloRenen Sabre
ben Rranten, ben @ittme, unb Mailen
Der psriicrbenen 8sreinsmitsliebern su.
getpenoet fat. Snoem Der 3. 8ater benz
Berein ielbff tantt fnr bic Senouns ber
eenannten Summs, iowie audi fiir bic
aHseeiprodenen Wlnide, bab Der 3.
Stubl 1T feline reailide Gage uiebsr
eiseistt psrbe, btttst er ~ Soft, baB sr
bieien wabrbait fatbol,ihen @eiif Der
8ereinsmiteliefer beitdnoig erbaie, unb
ertbeilt benielben boz, gauSem 9ersen ben
NpoifDli1hen Segen.
Snben id bieIes Gp. @pbtevbpren
sar 2enntniB brinse, ssidue t4 nit aus
ee5sianeter Qodadtung,
@m. WDblsetoren
o N, cen Is. Mdr3 1889.
Greebeniter,
M. Garb. &pIIa
9errn 5. s. SpaunhDr
YrdFbent bes Geutiden Ratboli:
ihen Gsntral. 8ereinS, g t. 2ouis
Ser. Staaten BOT, Mn,erita.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

irdalid getuorben tpar, rabm it metne
3afudt gun, 81. Soiepb rno Bat ibn
gang pertrausnspou, mitTbrdnert In ben
Mu8er, mtr bod sa belien unb met.
Sttrbitter bel isiuem ebttliden 9feses
icbne iein 81 tpolIen. Sd besanl eins
Nopene, uno ebe mod bic neun Sage
paren, tparen meme Mugerl tpie
oi,rh eth Munoer ooltommen geiunb,
unb oaS iino iie seblieben bis ke,te.
Gin anberes NAL na5m ih gum 81.
Soieps III elmer arssn 6einoisltgseit
meme 8u1u1t unb lieB IN bisier Snten,
ton cine hl. Mefe leien. GHcn am
ielben Gage mar bie Gsinbieligteit 9es
iAuunoen. Darum Dans benz 81. So.
ispb, benz liebepolen uno mdHti9en
Girbitter !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
Dee ~2tnttnerer

ppriaen Sabre, einsen bon All Wereis
nen 8srihte Elm. Sehsunb3uanaia neue
8ersine tuaren benz 8unb bstsetreten
unc Fat jest $4,000 Mitslieoer.
Mdbren0 beS SiscatiabreS tpuroen
Rraats NIT 631,l75 Sire unter,
fltt. On @utrpen uno Waiien tpur.
ben fir bs,ftorbene Maelieosr 74O, 575
2ire a~usbesablt.
Ser ga11enbsifano idmtli@er 8unbes,
8ereine betrug 1852, 575 Site. Nad
unisrer Contribution LIT Der Bunb, iebsr
2oeals8 srein unb jebes Mitglieb, ben
8ori9riiten unisrer 3. Stride untsrtppr.
fen. Die Mitslieoer un'ereS 8unoes
seb6rsn 81 reunsaebntel Der arbsitenoen
RloHe an.
Inter ben, Sdss Der besIisen Gas
milie unierer Saubpatrone upb
edit tatboliiher 2ebensweiie, bRrfsa tpir
5offsn, AUDI ferner ben burd aranfbeit
beimseiudten Mtelieoerr, unS In So
oesfdasn ben binter3lie6enen Miitpen
unS @ailen Shus geudgren 3u f5ns
i1en.
@ir rerben auh ntht unterlafsn bic
oGerielisite @uttesmutter Maria uns ben
5. Soisps gu bitten, Old b. @rtsr TT
Deiner bebrdnsten Sage au falsen uno
su trbifen rno Soft an3uIebeu, baB St
bic @emitber Der @eltbebertider bes
idnftise uno s,r @iaTdt fahre, bas Der
Stubl Detri tpieoec III ieinen redtmdbi=
gen 8efie aelonsen m6seu.
Den @nipfans bet tietneben eriolsens
ben 1000 Sire Bite ih mir gnaoisa
onseisen loHsn au tpoIen, bamit ih
ioldes rnetnsn Mitbrloern porleeen
fann.
I'm ben bsilisen Sesen bittenb, ssid,
net NIT srbBter 9ohahtun8 unb innis=
ftst grSebung,
S. 8. SpaunbDrh, grdiioent
bes DeutIden &6miid'R atb.
GentraI. 8erttns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
0nlfe ourG oea pr Soiepb.

Son elmer banfbaren 2eierin erbaIten
uir fclsenbe Mitbeilune ISM 9crbie
oes Sabres 1884 betam ih ein Mussns
leioen, IN fpIge eefen ih mid elmer
Operation unter;ieben muBte. Dts Dpe.
ration trurbe porgenpmmen, aber meine
Nuse,t tuurben bon Gag ;u Sag fdl;m.
rler, basu tpurbe i4 aud ionit topper
LID tranf. SD nabm nrir berfdisoens
4nbahtsnbunSen Dor, gab Mlmoisn
unb tieB Mnbere ffir mid beten - ales
obne mertiiden Grfolg. Da int Grib
chre 1885, oils naeine Gage faft uners
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

3usle;d erIaube i'd mir SIRE @uf.
~mar,iamteit barauf 81 lenten. baB bic ans
gelsgenbeit, treIhe bic @eretne Der bteb.
"a. @eneraIs 8erlammlun9 ppraulegen
beabiidtiesn idon jett beraiben uno
idlliis eemadt perben, tamit he Der
General @eriammluns In concreter
6crm bprsele9t ipe,sen t5nner. Da nit
Der "a. General esiammlung audi ~
sIeiGer Belt bic brittle ausemsins &atbo.
liten : @eriammluns abgebalten nth,
tpiiroe cocurd 8eit gerpnnen.
6srner empfsble i'd CUR Grridtung
neuer unietfibuness 8sreine tbdtis su
ietn uab iolde, trethe bsm GsntraL
gerein nod n!dt ~onsetDren, gum g,,=
ihlub aufsuman!ern, bamit aud ben
Mitelisbern berislben @sIesenbeit geses
zen tuitb, bic @ortbeile bes @itttpens
unb @asien. 6oub, tpslder I'M ifeten
@udien besrifsn 1T, fid gu Nuben
MAIDEN gu f5nnen. !9isrbei ntbbte ip
gum 8ehsnfen eeben, D5 es bel @rrihz
tuns BON l1ntetftnsunss 8ereinen nid)t
3pedmdBie unb rprtbeiIbaft eefunben
wirb, bab bic @ereine iid rur nit Gran,
fenunterffisune befafen, basesen fnr
ben SterbefaI tue9er, oes St~erbebensfits
iid benz Wutwen. urb @aiien Sonb
ansuidNeEen.
SdIiebltd ibermade ib Sbnen BIER
nit Nbidriit bes Ghreibeus. tuninit ih
ben 5. @oter bic euf Der b~oridbrieen See
neral=@ eriammIung bsidIofene Nbiens
ouns Dol, $4,000 ais geterspfennie
ii6erianot babe unb bic mir barauf &c.
tporesne gntuurt. Mus lesterem eriebsn
Sic, bab unier geliebter 3. @ater Seq
XIII. User Die Senbung BOD erfreut
tporben unb allen 8eretnsmifeliebern
uno beren M~ngebDrisen ben Ipoholiihen
Sessn ishbet, woribsr eeipib 4Qe bod.
erfreut isin rerben.
Mit iblihem @uib,
v@eloot let Se1us, Marta
unb Soepb!"
Mdtunesbon
s. s. Spaunborf,
Prdf. 8. 81. 6. 6. g.
St. 9ouis, ben 4. Mpril 1889.
ct. 2puis, &c., IL. Gebruer
1889.
9eiliefter @ater, 4apif SEQ XIII.
GDm, Stalien.
Mberntals 1T es n1eine algenebms
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
STATE IS OF MINNESOTA nj RSEsSy IS IN I PR9BATE

SOUNTI OF hAMSEI, COUkI.
Special Term, March 25, 1889.
In the Matter of the Estate of John H. THE
kamp, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
Thiekamp of said County, representing, among
other things, hat said John IL. Thiekamp late
OF said County, on the I'd day of September AID.
1887. at Saint Paul, in said County, died intest-
ate. that on the 18th day of March 1888 letters of
administration upon said estate were duly issued
to Wilhelmina Thiekamp, the widow of said de-
ceased, that said Wilhelmina Thiekamp depar-
ted this life on the 9th day of December 1883,
without having fully administered said estate
and that said estate is now without an admins
traitor, that said petitioner is the brother of said
John II. Thiekamp, deceased, and praying that
Letters of administration debonis non be TO him
or some other suitable person issued thereon.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 26th
day IF April A.. d. 1889. at ten o. clock A. M.
atthe Probate Court Room in Saint Paul, in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, on Wednesday of each week, in the
Der Wanderer' a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Saint Paul, in said County.
Il. S. BY the Court,
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
ATTEST: FRANK ROBERT JR., Clerk
JACOB MANNER, Attorney.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25

Da bic grrthtunS BON 4rbeiters 8u=
reaHs auf Ger poriabrtsen 33. @sneral'
@sriammluns In Cincinnati b1inaeno
empfoblen tpurbe, erlauben Sic auf bic
folsencen, bierauf besdsliden 8,idlufIe
aufmertiam sa maiden:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
Jrubiabrs Mo0en !.

gr tDnnen ist 6rababrs. IReben ccntplt in aasn Detateraents sesen,
@Snners uo &uabeus 8hSer, acknowledgements, &dh. 2appsn umo Sdu1e.
Der erfe Giaimf, ben S9r maht prS tosnfoas Gin tsbsrsster Oeer
Elm Gut iea. gr m0dten Gud Ca Gu@ flbf) mfsre @ushltI siaea, bie
Dme Muana9nls ots arb6ts In beoen Stduten ID, mo suar in StuHe, 6aeoas
rmb 4reien. @nn mir Gub nh1t ;arteosa heIsu t5pnen, erp1ten mir Cure
SunS4nft uMt. SIT bss ntt etrta?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
Nn bte @eamtet nn6 Witglieber Der
BEN Senti9sn &0miiG' &at9.
Gentral > 8ereine anges
i9lphenen @sreiae.
8 s!
@eebrte8 rIbeE

eSpt1e OIuoe&
Da bic grrihtuns bon Mrbeiters8 us
ants auf Ger poriabrtsen 33. General
In Cincinnati brinaeno
rpfcbIen tpurbe, erlauben Sic auf bic
lgeneen, hierauf be5i8liden 8siAlGhe
sf,nertiam 81 maGen:
l.. SIN isbem boz benz 8. 81. 6.
Gentral @srein ansei4lofenen
@ereine ipQ Elm Gomits erwdb!t
poe., ernanrt trerben, cas- ben
Narnen vMrbei8. Gomites" fubrt;
BAG Gpmite ertpdblt feinen prds
fibenten unb Gecretdr.
2. Mufsabe bieies Mr5eits =Gomitss
fol- es isin. ben Mttelteoern bes
eiSenen @ereins, iopobl als OTIS
bern Miteliebsrn bes Central:
8ereins, bic pbne Mrbeit iiab,
tpenn lie es rerlangeu, tuttr6gs
lih 4rbeit su psriaaffen.
3. Dos Irbeits: Goniite %beriammelt
fid ale MDrot t~ueniaitens ein'
NAL, unb blters tperr, npthpens
big, unb trdst fotpobl ote Nad=
fraeen nnh Mrbeit ais bic rers
i@afte Irbeit In eth eisens ba;u
beftimmtes Bud eth.
4. Ourd @srnitte!,lng orr 8eams
ten feineS @e,eins beria.et es
idbrlih ant 1. Sanuar ,no am
l. Sltli an ben 8rdlioenten oes
Gentrals8 sreins User feline Sod
tisfsit uno ula4t seetsnete @or:
idIdge.
5. Sn Gtdbtet1 iber 100000 gins
tpObner weroen u9rbeiter .8u:
reaus" e~egrunbet, tuenr mebr
als fanf benz 8. s.. &. Central
0sreiu angefHloHene @ereine III
iDlder Staot fino. Dieie 4r.
Better ureal,s iinb %suiammsn'
geistt aus oGsn 9rditoenten bes
Mrbstts : gomiteS eer 'ei,aslnen
ben, 8. SC. 6. gentrals8 erein
areeidlofenen 8eretne. Sic
ertpdblen ibren grdfioenter.
Sseretdr unb Sdabusitsr, bsrs
iammsln ftd wenieiiens ale
Monote einnol III benz basn BE.
timmenoen 2peal> uno balten
8uh tiber 4nfrage nah gtrbeit
unb 8erBebung bon Qrbeit ; iie
correSppnotreu n5ibtgenfaQs ees
eenisiiis llno NIT benz 9rditben-
ten bes Central sreils, benz fie
jdtrltcb am L. Sanuar uno l..
Suli 8ertdt eritattsn un6 8ors
ihldse ma9en.
6. Bur 8sifreitung Der Iussaben
Der Mrbeiter: Bureaus tperoen
linen bonn Gentlal=8 erein eie
nD:bisen Msittel fir Sdreibma=
teriat uip. auf Mntpeiiuns bss
4rdfbenter bes Central 8ereins
eeiteIt. ieeo@ bari at, Elm einael.
mes Bureau per Sabr ni9t mebr
als $25. 90 bepiaist peroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
bf. BRtNt.EY

Sanberburs Sfod,
Seunepiu goe.. Gde 4ter Strase, Dtinnearplis, 9inn.
RSsuIdr %tubirter uub seiesliM aualifsirter grst.
Sangc BroriS in orpnliGsa, n~rrp0Ieu nno Snuttruaf,
heitsn @cninltatiou tpfet nidts. Mern niGt mra.
LTD IN tie Stont CUR Sshanolnng. 81 fomnen pirb
Rebi3in per erpres pber 9pft perianot Rarirbare
6Gne q%oroutirt. Wern mir otes bespsifelu, iagen mir
es Sprenfnnben ron 10 bis IL thr NsoraerS, 2 bis 4
ysa&m up6 7 bis s rbr G6snos; Sonntaes BON 2 bus 8
ntr Robmittass. U8enn mon ni&t iomnlel tam, be-
tHreibe man Gau perBoA.
Nern0ie S6W6Ge, 'fss ssyst,s = {
tGtpinbsnbes @sbadtntt, feklsnhe enersie, 25rpe. liGe
ausJehrnng ais uricGen Stblseretiou, Gresfe, peer
@efSbr-4usi sun9 pelhe ~fuIsenoe 6 ffecten bat, Ser.
obftt6i. Sttp63e, i6pin6enoe Sebtraft, fem SelbAner.
trduen. ihGedtes Seodhtntb, ausidtos TN gefi&t,
tau&li&ieit que Che, MelanGOlie, tlnper6aaIi6tett
ihIehts SprpsrIihe aIsbtlbnna, 3fatiperlua, Rldens
t&merden u. {. 70. iperfen NIT ned ME baoeueiem grs
toi9 b%endnoeIt; fiber unb t4neu.
<tt= 1ttto 9a1tts 81! s5a 5sa2s,ss b tn g:
ben 26rpsr, Roie, SaIa, Sagt unb anp6en ~anareifen,
Tledbten, AnSf6l1c, Mtne. GeSer1a, MlIe Win ben, &c,
i@wiire, idni.rslids @ei&wllfte aus irsenb reIter
uriddbe, portiu rno fir INNER aus hem 3Drpsr rertries
ben, burh ft&ere, eurG bic 8eit 9eprtfre Ntebisinen.
Stetfe uno eeih,poDsne @eIeafs nnb 8beumatismuS,
@eiuItate bon Slutuersiiluassu uerben puit,r fur,rt
ytetett It. MrinariiGes ssst lSis.
rig nnb i4meraboft. 8n pt,Isr uao bluttser lrin. aa.
tarrb, 6oIs, Naieu. auneentrnnihetten, gpnft,tutio.
uene unf erbaltene S4Ddheu in bsibeu @ei1. edbtern
e~rfolaretd bebanoelt.
nunailrlide 4usniirIe prompt cnrirt.
gS 1T tfpetfdnbIid bag Elm Arsi tpeI9er f9 beion.
nsrs oen Dol i~tepenoen &ranfheiten trihmet, in Der Be,
banniurs %cerielben sroRen @rfOIs haben Mns Ane
befanuieu GppIieati0uen urb 0ttiel aler 8eitalter nuo
Sdneer tpereen benust. SeIne grpsrimente semo6t.
ueberfiiiiger Saartuu4S auf INNER
entfernt.
6ret.-Rdmpblct unb Traaefnrte fret udH ieber Id
nrefc geianot. &ne grnialtatioren rb per 9}pft Lber
Ooer rutnfltd OILS pertrauli4e 8tittbeilunsen unb pri,
rdttul Gnseteben,
Or. S~rinIep, MtinaeappIis, Rinn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
ct. 2ouis, Mp., IL. Sebruar
1889.
0eiliefter @ater, 4apif SEQ XIII.
&pm, Stalien.

Mberuials it es n1eile arlsenebme
Afidt, Dir ;. 8ater, i'm 4uftras bes
Demi1en &DmiSh' &aiholiiheu Central
8ereits boz, NorbsA merifa, Sin Sais
ieito 2ire ais 9eterspfennis iiberrnittsln
si i5nneu.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-04-04
Poor Peoples Chances.

Some years ago a city missionary was
crossing one of the parks in New York or
the Sabbath day and said to lad, sWhat
are you doing here, breaking the Lords dayl
You ought to be at Church and worship
ping God instead of breaking the Sabbath in
this way" The poor lad in his rags looked
up at the city missionary and said: "Oh,
sir, it's very easy for you to talk that way,
but God knows that we poor chaps amt got
no chance"
The sentiment seems to be growing that
in the United States the time has arrived
when ''the poor chaps don't have no
chance"
There is some truth in it The poor are
not shut out from making a livelihood, but
the gulf between riches and poverty con
tinually grows more difficult to cross. As
the country becomes densely populated keen
business competition decreases the chances
for accommodating wealth by ordinary b1si-
ness methods.
But the same conditions vastly improve
tho chances for great success TO those who
can strike out in new paths, can furnish
something TO the world that others can not.
True merit, in commodity or ability, will
win easily and with grand results in this
country, If the masses can be induced to
accomplished by what are sometimes sneer-
ingiy alluded to as advertising methods.
What marvellous success has attended
the thorough introduction to theworid of
the merits Of that wonderful remedy for kid
ney disease-Warner's Safe Cure. Hon H.
IL Warner first came to know of its curative
power by being restored 10 health from
what the doctors pronounced a fatal kidney
trouble. He concluded the world ought TO
know of it and in the ten years since he be-
gan its manufacture he has spent millions
of dollars in advertising the Safe Cure
His methods have been ingenious
times, perhaps, open to criticism, but they
had II purpose. which has been accomplished
But marki he mover wocld have secured a
four-fold return of the vast sums thus cx-
pended If the real merit OF the remedy had
not been fully proven TO the millions of
people reached by his advertisements.
Ten years of increasing success of War
ner's Safe Cure is due, first, to intelligent
and pleasing advertising by which the peo-
pie were made acquainted with the remedy.
Second, to the true worth of the remedy,
proved by actual experience, showing it to
be The only specific for kidney disease, and
all diseases growing out of kidney derange-
ments.
Mr.. Warner has something the people
want, tells them so, then proves.it to their
ausfaction-successf follows as n matter Of
course
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-04-04
A MARINE MoNpER.

Naval Officers Expect That the New Tor
pedO Boat VIII Astonish the World
Description Of the Singular Graft.
BRIsror, H. l., March 29-The work on the
new torpedo boat for the navy is fast near
ing completion and the Herreshofs expect
TO have it ready for trial during the coming
May. Its hull Is all in place and the turtle
back shaped deck is finish ed, except the fit
ting OF few more steel plates. The Gov
ernment demands that this vessel shall
make twenty knots an hour on the official
trial. At the time the contract was signed
the Herreshoffs estimated the boats speed
for the trial run at twenty-three knots an
hour. Naval officers confidently believe
that this new torpedo boat will prove as
great wonder as did the Vesuvius.
The boat is 1871 feet In length, has a beam
OF fourteen feet and six inches and depth
Of hold OF eight feet. Its draught will b
three feet and seven inches. AS il will Ii
in the water 1t will present only three feet
Of free board along its whole hull, save AT
the forward part, where the whale back
deck will have a rise Of some five feet from
the waters edge. The chances are that the
long, low craft will go right through the
seas like swordfsh, without waiting to
mount the waves She is to carry second
ary battery Of. two six-pounder rapid-hre
guns, presumably to be mounted somewhere
on her turtle-back.