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LiberaliGy Pays.

On the death of the elder Krupp one
Of the first acts of his son and success
s0r was to give to the town of Essen
the sum of G15, 900 for public improve
i1ents, which he followed by another
donation of ESQ, 900 for the creation of
a fund for the benefit of his sick, dis
abled or infrm workmen. The inter-
est in the welfare of the employees
which was shown in this and similar
ways has been very beneficial to the
firms interests. The Krupp gun works
has the pick of the labor market at the
ordinary wages and during the recent
strikes in western Germany they were
in no way affected.
While 100000 workmen from the
majority of the large establishments in
the neighborhood were on strike, caus-
ing an entire suspension of work,
Krupp's works never had to suspend
operations for an hour. though the
total number of persons employed ex-
ceeds twenty-five thousand. -Glasgoa0
l[Qi7.
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The Richest Actress.

I saw Lolita recently, and the little
actress seems to be enjoying her rest
hugely. Although the richest woman
in the world who has earned her own
money, she does not seem at all bur-
dened with business cares. She has a
hotel in Boston, adjoining her Park
Theatre, which she owns. She figures
among her sets a flat-house in New
York and lots of real estate in different
parts of the country. Yet she does not
bother with its management. Her
shrewd mother, who has saved all this
money. takes all the responsibility of
its care and Lolita S left to enjoy her
self. After this year of rest and
pleasure in the United States she is go
ing to take a trip to Europe, and it has
not yet been decided whether she will
work next year or not. She is old
enough and rich enough to enjoy the
balance of her life out of the theatre.
~. Y. Letter.
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S0merS.

The little freeze up Of last week
was welcomed by our dairy men and
others having ice houses to fill, but
all did not take advantage Of the
situation. The roads are still very
heavy, and almost unpassabIe with
loads
L. Grippe has visited most of our
families, but as yet, no serious re
suits have followed this rather pecu-
liar disease in our midst
Mis- Ida Bishop, who has been
visiting in Iowa. during the last three
months, returned home last Friday.
Master Roy Mitchell and his
Grandfather Gould, visited friends
in Bristol last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gould, re
ioice IN the birth of a son.
Owing to sickness, Rev. Gilchrist,
was not able to be present last Sab
bath He sent a good substitute
however in the person Of Rev. Camp
bell, who preached to good con
gregation. Rev Claimants dis
course at night was a powerful one,
and deserved a larger congregation
than he had,
About six o'clock Saturday even
ing, operator J G. Mitchell, discover
ed the depot on fire, but by prompt
vigorous work on his part, and the
assistance Of Mr.. Cook and others,
the flames were soon extinguished,
but not until considerable damage
had been done, to the telegraph in
struments and window castings.
The fire caught from the office lamp
which was left burning by the agent
about half past five. This is the Sc
cond time Mr.. Mitchell has saved
the depot from burning down.
Neighbor NJ. J. Salentine, was
very pleasantly surprised Saturday
night by number Of his friends
who remembered his birthday; a
very pleasant evening was spent
La Grippe kept Miss Spencer,
from meeting her music class in
Milwaukee last week.
Next Friday evening Jan. 31st,
Rev. I. H. Cadman, will deliver a
lecture in his church entitled Fools
and Fanatics" admission 70 cents,
as this is the first entertainment we
will have this winter, the speaker
should be given a full house
Miss Mary Rhodes, is visiting her
sister Mrs c w. Mitchell, in Mil
waukee
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ALL IN A SINGLE ROOM.
North Carolina Family of Twenty. Eight
Who Live in One Apartment.


In the western part of North Caro-
lima, about seven miles west Of Hot
Springs there lives family by the
name of Brooks. 1t is very interest
ing one, and many a visitor to the
quiet little town of Hot Springs has
bad his curiosity SO aroused by stories
Of this family that they have hired
teams and driven seven miles to the
Brooks residence. This consists of a
little, low log cabin in all unsettled
district and is occupied by father,
mother and twenty exceptionally hand
some children.
Every one is a blonde, with golden
yellow hair and peachy complexion,
and all as ignorant, wild and untutored
as they are beautiful In addition to
the above family proper the two older
girls are married One is a widow
with two children, and the other has
three children and a husband. Both
these little families are living with the
old folks at home, making in all a
family of twenty-eight when none is
missing. The house, or log cabin, con-
sists Of but one room, and that a very
small one. On two sides of this are
built seven berths, one above another,
against the wall, and they were evil
IDENTIFY built with the cabin.
In these boxes the parents, child
rem and grandchildren lay themselves
away when night comes on. Three
times day this interesting family may
be seen at meals. The older members
seat themselves about on the ground in
front of the house ''Indian fashion,,
and are favored with tin plates and
iron spoons, while the younger ones
stand around rough homemade table
inside the cabin, eating beans with
relish that is good to look upon. This
is the principal diet; now and then they
have a change, but it is of the same
plain, cheap order. They are ali
healthy and robust knowing nothing
of sickness.
The father of this family, who has to
''hustle" for the beans to fill twenty
eight hungry mouths, makes as high as
&18 some months, but oftener his in
come will not exceed $15 per month,
which sum he earns by walking seven
miles daily to Hot Springs to work in
the mill of a Mr.. Frank Gahagan. The
mother, who has a baby in arms, seems
eontented and happy as she sits with
one foot on the side of the homemade
cradle, made of an ordinary pine box,
with rockers sawed out of rough
board, which she every now and then
gives a ''kick'' to keep the cradle
moving, while she sings over and over
again a few lines of some old hymn she
has learned. Every one is struck with
the remarkable beauty of the children,
from the youngest to the oldest. 1t is
something wonderful. The parents
have found names for all but one, which
is without a name as yet.-St. Louls
GL0be-Den2OcrGt.
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Salem.
Mrs. Palmatier is very sick.

Mrs Palmatier is very sick.
Prof. J ?. Browne, Of Richmond,
ILL.,. was in town Saturday.
The ice men have begun their bar
vest, but the ice dues not make very
fast They have been obliged to shut
down on account Of the thaw
Augustus Cogswel, of Silver Lake.
died at his home Saturday, Jan. 25'h.
The parents of Chas. Seaman are
making him visit
Miss Anna Grant, who has heen at
tending the High School in Kenosha,
is home on vacation on account of
sickness
Lincoln Gull was al home last week j,
his school being closed on account Of
sickness.
Mr.. Isrrotte, from Rus'viie. III is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. d. H. Lngg
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Woodwork.

Business is booming; our side track
is full of cars. Mr.. Blackman has a
car load of feed and A. J Benedict one
of corn.
Last week Mr.. Chris johnson whilst
cutting wood in the TarbelI lot, had one
of his feet badly crushed by tree he
had just felled. No bones we're broken.
The topic of the day is, ice Jack
is fairly at work. and folks will soon so
to work filling the ice houses.
Mr.. Albert Bush won the twenty
dollars for fifty cents, but how do the
thirty-nine feel that loss.
The people on Walkers Prairie and
Gothic street are doing good work.
They are raising money to renovate the
grave yard. Last week supper was
prepared at Mr.. G. Gates. and there
was goodly attendance. The profits
to be applied to the cemetry fund.
They will have new fence, and intend
to have gravel walks in II. The grave
yard should be always be worthy of re-
spect and attention.
On Sunday the End of Feb. Rev.
Kay, of Racine, will Lecture on TEN
perance, at the Plank Road Church.
Just come out, every one of you, aud
hear some truth on the subject, it will
do you good.
We were Dragging too soon about
that ice crop. The prospect for good
ice is rather dim. and spring is coming
on. But ice must be had for our cream
and butter, if we have to get it from
the Green Bay Country.
Henry eager and family arrived on
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-01-30
THE BREAK IN THE w. C. T. U.

We have not had space to com
ment fully on the recent break in the
ranks of the w. C. t. u, but word
at least, is necessary. OF course, it
is in order for scoffers and enemies
of Christian temperance work to
sheer and say; ooh, yes, I told you
so. These women have shown their
foolishness now, and the organiza-
ton will go to pieces
We predict that it will do nothing
of the sort. and that the strength of
the organization will be weakened
only momentarlly. 1t is the nature
of women to rally around a cause
that is dear to them and to defend it
with their utmost zeal. The w. C.
T. u. is dear to American women.
and we believe that this split in the
ranks will prove to be a good thing.
The result will certainly be more
harmonious and united work in the
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COUNTY NEWS.


VIM. Dowel. had a severe attack
Of La Grippe last week
There will be dance at Sabin's
Hall, Friday evening Jan. 3Ist.
La Grippe seems to be loosenlng
its hold
John Strain, spent several days
of last week in Chicago.
The firm Faulkner & Spiegelhoff,
have Dissolved partnership, and Mr..
Spiegelhoff and family, have moved
to Milwaukee, where he will engage
in business.
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California Without Change.

The Santa Fe route is only line
running Pullman Palace and Tourists
Sleeper daily Chicago to California
without ha nge, maxim g
quicker time to Los An
geles and San Diego than any
other line One way first and Sc
cond class tickets and round trip
Excursion tickets at lowest rates.
For detailed information apply to
Jno. ]. Byrne Asst. Genl. Pass.
Agent, Chicago, III. J. M. Connell
Frt. and Pass. Agent. 90 Wisconsin
St. Milwaukee.
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The March Of Progress.

You can kiss me if you want to
Charley she said, ''but' and de-
Iiohtful color suffused cheeks, brow,
and neck my brother is behind that
screen where you see a small hole in
tha center with detective camera"
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old organization; and there promises
to grow up beside it, working in the
same general lines, but in different
field, the new bipartisan body
which will soon take its place as an
influential national organization.
God speed them both.
, 1890-09-13
archaeological

UMET bekjendtgj0res herved at
~ Skifteretten under ID. d. efter
en- Kreditors Begjering har taget
Kontorist WILHELM PRETO-
RUS 30 under Demanding som
faIIit.
Allie og enhver, der MATTE have
noget j Beet ut fordre, inikaldes
heryed med 3 Maaneders Yarsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
o. bevialjggj0re saadant Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den 5te
September 1859,
L, c, LARSEN,
est.
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EorOklama.

IN LIE og Enhver, som MATTE
sA@S have noget at fordre i Beet
efter afgangne JOHANNES JOHN
og e~fterlovende Enke, Clarissa John,
indkaldes herved med 3 M~aaneders
Versel til for undertegnede >kifteret
at anmelde og bevjsliggj0re deres
krav.
En- @videle indkaldes med Aar og
Days Narsel afdode Johannes Johns
AIRY niger til at anmclde og leSiti-
mere deres Arvere'.
Christianfsteds skifteret, St. Croix den
SIDE September 1890.
/. G. LARSEN,
est"
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500 Sahre ppr Gplumbns.

Sn @atertopn, MaHa6uistts, tpur=
oe am "a. 9tOpember baS finite Sab
resfeit Der Gntoedung Der alien Jlurs
mannen Stabt ,,9iorumbega" our6
8rofsiior Sorsforo bon Der Sarbarb
llniperiitdt sefeiert. Die 9tuinen 9tos
,umbe9a iino an Dem 3uiammenflub
oc8 Charles 9tiberS unb Stomp 8rooi
eefunoen iporben, nabe Der Staot 9Sa.
tertotpn. IS iinb bic lleberreite bon
8ebduoen, Idmmen, glmpbitbeater,
@andIen, Q8berften Ii. I. III. bIo8seIest
tporbeu, uno eS 1T unbespeifeIt ermit=
telt, RAP Der 9tormann 8ilrni Seriulfs
ion i'm Sabre 985 Suerit an Der Manas
duietts Suite eeIanoCt iei unO DAT
Self Gridipn I'M Sabre 1000 in ben
Charles 9tloer eingeiegelt iei. Sein
Sruoer Sborlpalo babe bam bas 2anh
in 1908 erfOridbt mo i'm Sabre 1907
Isi bic erite 9tormannen Golpnie burd,
8uIiefni am GbdrIeS 5Iuile 9eeriinoet
iporSen. Der erite 8ii6of bieier 9ors
manner @oIOnie lit Grlf @nupion i'm
Sabre 1l2l gsipeien. Die giormau:
men baben iid $50 Sabre in 9lmcrifu
sebalten uno ba8 IeBte S6iff iit i'm
Sabre l347 na6 S8Iuno surtidBetebrt
Demnad bat bic 400idbriBe SSeier be,
gntoedune 9lmerifas eurd @Olumbua
einen 9ei6idtIiben 9liB erbaIten, oo
man UOr pier Sabren bereits Die tau:
ienoidbri8e gntoedun8 bate feisrn fon:
nen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-09

Sin aQbefannteS SauSmittel gegen
bic Drufe ber Yferbe lit baS, ben Ibies
rem cine fleine 8abe, eiuen 9beeI6ffet
poi, boppeIfobIeniauereS 9fatron DIOR
gems uuf pus 8utter su 9eben. 8eiOnz
bers piro nieiss ltitteI empfpblen,
penn ba8 8aubfutter i6Iebt seerntet
puroe, unb febr pieIe 2anbIeute bes
baupten, baB baburb ibre Gbiere ielbit
bel fortseiebtem 8enuhe bon i6lebtem
Seu gefuno blieben. ooer bod, ipenn tie
bon Der Druie befallen fpuroen, bieiebe
iebr Ieidt iiberitanben. Sin anDereS,
ebenio einfades DiitteI tpurOe mir bon
einem alien 2anbmam mitsetbeilt {:
Dian iammeIt Die 9liitbsn oes ilberalI
ols llufruut puhernben Nainfarren,
in manden 8egenoen unter bem 9tas
men gferbefamiIle befannt, inNem man
iie nit bem pberen SbeiIe bes Sten9els
abi6neioet. gtnhbem bieielben an els
mem luftiaeu Orte setrodnet iino, ihneis
bet man iie Helm uno betpabrt iie nun
an einem trodensn Ort in einem Sdds
den ouf. gu Der 3eit, no ii6 bic
0ruie sewDbnIib su'Sei9en pfle8t, siebt
man ben Bferoen MoreenS uno Ibenbs
10 pieI auf baS 9taubfutter, baB ieoes
cine Bortion erbalt, ipie man ite nit
orei Sinseripiten faiien fam. 9tatiir.
lid maiien bic 8feroe Su8let6 mD8Ittit
Dor GrfdItune in 2lht senommen ipers
ben; mo bieS nibt geidiebt, bilft fein
DtitteI. grpdbnt iei nod, oaB Der
8ainfarren manden Deutihs 9lmerifas
nern nur unter Dem Ramen tansy be.
fannt iein Ourfte. Dian finOet bic SIils
then bes 8ainfnrren in ieber IpOtbefe
unter bem engIii6en 9tamen tansy
flowers. @S ttirfte iid empfeblen, bel
benz gluftreten Der Oruie eine8 Der obis
gen 8orbeusunssmitteI in 4npennuns
5u brlngen. Soften unb 0ttibe iinc ia
serins. @eIinst es, in 10 einfu6er
@eiie bic 9ruie absubaIten, 10 barf
man ii6 Slid puniden.
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Qie ShpeiS pitN bisieS Sabr ibren
600si idbriesn SeiianO ais 6reutlat feis
ern. Sbre gilrser baben ale utiabe,
Guf Oie8 Gre,gulB nit StOIs ;u bIidsn.
Oos Qdnoheu entbdIt 30 SantUne,
weIhe ibre innern 2lngelsgsnbsiten
gbeuIo un0bbdngig perpalteu uno re8us
liren. wte bic Staateu urierer Union.
Gbenio bat tbre Suuoesbebbrne unges
fGbr rieielben 8efu9nilie, ipie unierc
9lpmmlitratiOn in Mqibln stpn. IS 1T
mutIi6 erltaunIid. baB fh pieie flsiny
HepubIit 10 pteIe Sabrbunoerte bebaups
tete, umgebeu tpie iie 1T, BON srOBeu.
eroberun9sluiii8en UiOncrdten. Daa
gefiibI fir Sreibeit uno unabbdnsi9Eeii
lett traits in otn SdWeiSern. unt
IdBt lie Dem 9Iuslanbe se8enilber treu
suiammenbalteu, trUb manniefabel
9erI6ieOenpeiten in 9iationaIitdt, in
Spra6e uno 9ieIisiUn.
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Sans i.nb Spf.
Gine Grfdttuue su beilen.

g9enn man faIt pirO Ober ii6 erfdl;
tet, i6Iieben ii6 plDBlid Dlprinoer
fIeiner SdmeiBorlien, bic eeraoe unite,
Der Saut liesen. Die nnreiniBteIten,
nelhe bur6 bic Saut ausgeihleoen
iperoen fclten, perben bur6 oas Slut
ins eSnnere bes 86rpers Surtld8eflbri
unb laoen ben 2ungen uno anoeren tns
neren Orsanen grtraarbsit auf. 0as
nenn tman gnt,unoung oSer Slutans
bdufuna uno barauS fam cine 8efdbrs
Iihe 8rantbeit entiteben.
Die 3eit sur 8ebanolun8 einer grs
fdItune 1T loeIeib, nadbem iie tbr @rs
I6elnen eemadt bat. Der etlte 3ped
babel iollte bic Q8ieberbtritelung beS
8IutumlaufS in ben SaarrDbr6en uno
Der Sautau8riinitung iein.
Sobalo ou cine grfdltun9 beripilrlt.
Iab oein ShlafSimmer gut elnbet5en
SteQe bic 5Ube in Bailer, 10 betB ais
bu es ertragsn fannit, tporln hi elnen
@bI6ffeIppa Senf geiporfen bait. Dae
8eden IoQte 70 tief iein. baB oas 8afs
fer siemii6 an bic 8nie beran rel6t.
Sdnge einen 2eppi6 um bid uno bas
9apesefdb, bamit raide 8erbanituns
uno QbfabIung perbitet ipefben. 9ta6
flint ober aebn Minuten mimi bic 6iiBe
beraus, reibe iie troden, trinfe elm gro:
bes @laS beiber 2imonaoe poer beiBe8
BuiIsr nit einem 9beeIbffeI Beinitein
unb Elm bis6en 3ufer, uno Ie8e bid in
Elm 8ett, iporauf Elm ooer Slpet Grtras
teppibe geiegt pDroen ltno.
Sait bu S6me3en in oer 8ruit, in
Der Seite ODER 8iifen, mas Rlppenfeas
pber 2unsensntsiinbune anheutet, 10
tau6e elm fleines Sanbtu6 in faltes
Bafer unb bride es mbSlt6lt trofen
aus. 2eee eS 10 3uiammen, bob eS Die
Isioenbe Steae pollitdnoig bedt Iege
barauf elm Stiid Slannea unb elm
Stud seDlter Seibe. ober beiier nod,
geblte 2einnanp. Damn pinCe einen
fuBbreiten Streifen Slannea mebrere
Oiale feit um ben 2eib. Die SDrpers
bibe niro bas Sanotu6 fait au9enz
blidli6 ertpdrmen, bic lleberidld9e
baltea bic SiBe unb ben Sampf 3urtid
unb bic Sdmersen tperben balo bers
i6tpinben.
S6merSen in Der 8ebIe perben in
dbnlider Q9eiie NIT einem nanen um=
ibIa9 uno einem SlanneaDab bebdneeIt.
@enieBe ipdrll6 einfa6e Rabrung-
aebratene glepfel unO anoeres Sbit.
8utterbrob, 8rot unb MiI6, serDitetes
8rot, sebadene 8artOffeIn nnO robe
9luitern.
g8er obise 8sseIn peritdnOi8 unb
bebarrli9 befoIst, pirO serp6bnIid Der
grfdltuns ginbolt tbun unp elmer ibwe'
rem, pieaei6t tbotliden &ranfbeit pors
beuaen.
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SdumpHaustIuaeu.

gtwaS, ipa5 ouf ben maiIten Sarmen
beS Nornptitens (man barf ia9en fat
iiberall) nod itarf perua6ldIii9t wtro,
1T bic NnpfllnSung BON 8dumen, IO'
pobl S6ubs unb ,3iers, ais 9iuBbuus
men. gu Iebteren fDunen porldufi9
nur bic SbItbaume ge3Gblt peroen, oa
Elm 9lnbau Sur 8erperlbun9 bon Srenns
uub 8aub d BON bem 6armer niht
perIanet pe,pen fam, eS lei oenn. Dab
er Iein 2anD unter Dem SaumpHdnSz
uneseeieb eenpmmen bat. 9Sas nun
ObitbGume onbetrifit, 10 tpirp lpObI
Seoer p,ilen, bab Elm fIeiner Sled nit
FOLDER 9lnIase ben 9rDBten @rtras brin'
gen tunu. Selbltperitdnbll6 muB pas
bel auf ha5 Slima bic 9tDBtmDsli6e
9fGdiidt eenommen weroen, uno beions
bers i'm 9iorbweiten muB Die @rflbrun8
benz 9uten @lllen Su Sulfe fommen.
@ans Defenders mub unter Den Aepfel=
bdumen eine 9luSnlbl 9etrCffsn iperoen,
ba einige Sorten aIlidbrIl6 Dem unpcrs
meioIiben ''Blight'', bas beiBt 3peiss
berOorluns. perfalen. gluf 6armen in
Der Ndbe BON euten 2lbiaBorten madt
ii6 bic glnln9e BON 8runpobit, beions
berS bon Grbbeeren iebr gut be3ablt,
uno bic Weintraube 1T, mo- bic nbtbi9e
4Hese fir ben StOf bei6afft tperoen
fnnn, cine it6 in ben meiiten Sabren
iebr gut rsntirenbe Srudt. 9las per=
artIeen 9lula5en erforbern Elm 10 GERM
ges &apital, bab baHeIbe sar nl6t in
Setradt gu Sieben 1T, unc pertpertben
iib in Sinii6t ouf Die fleine ein9enoms
meme SoDenflade su einem Brosentiab,
Der BON teiner anoeren 5ru6t erreidt
iperben fam. Q8aS nun Die SbuBs
uno 3ierbdume anbetrlift, 10 iiebt es
bamit i'm @anSen nod iebr libel aus.
uno rod pirp Elm Seper suseben mili'
fen, baB Elm 8ebOft, peIbem nur Der
geringlte Saumidmud su 8ute fommt,
einen eans anberen Ginorud madt, ais
elm i'm tabten Seloe liesenoes, uno bems
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