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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
2tbfabrtstase oer Sscam Oampfer
p0n gtems 0ort.

Ianlpier rSprse" rad) Srenlen-am 25. Iuo.
Saulpfcr "SaltIorHIa" mad 0Gmburg-am 25 gua.
Sampler "2eHtoElc" HGh &iuerpooI-am 20. 4us.
GauIpTer "eltq OF GbcG9o" HGdl SluerpooI-am 20.
auguit.
Sampler nisiIba" mad, Srcmcn-am 26. Qus.
Sampier "2Seiterna1o" rad 9lntmerpea - am 26.
ausuit.
SGmpier "Si6eriaH" rat G'Iasgoiu-am 81. gug.
SampTer "gtormanRta" nab HGmburs - an ~.
4u9uit.
Sampler "gstscoHfn" nab 9toer9ooL = am 90
Gu9uit.
Sampler nSerota" nab 2ioerpool-nm %. gle.
Camper "Sboam" Hadl 9totteroam-am 20. 9lu9.
SdmpIer nSa ebdmpagHe" mad SABRE am %.
Gu9uit.
Sompfer n2abu" mad Sremen-am 1. sept
3Gmpfer n9itg of gtetu=yort" Radb siperpool - am
2. September
0ampier Britannia" nab 2iu.rpool-am 2. sept.
9ampier SothHta" nadl 2iperpooI-am 2. Sept.
9amper n3toau" nab anliteroam-am 2. Sept
3dmper p9toorbIano" nab antnerpen - om 2.
Septembcr.
Sampfcr rGolum6io" Rat Sambur9-am s. Sept
Eamper ~IrlSona" nab Siperpool-am 5. Sept
Samper rStraria" nab Sperpool-am 5. Sept
0GmpIer "EeritaH NtoHGrt" nab soHoon-Gm s.
Septeuber.
Dompier ~Dtaasbom" uad GfotteroQm - am s.
September.
0ampier ga NOrmanoie" nat 6apre-am 5. gept
9ampfer n9ltp ol Eome" mad Gasgon - an 5.
SepteuIter-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
Surf einen Sprun9 bon ctnetn
Sahnalta aetoofcf.

gSilmingtou, Del, %. auguf.-Gin
unbetanntsr, etwa 80 Sabre alter Waun
ipraHg beute friib ;u gait ,}unftiou III Der
giahe uon bier uOu einem uOrblid fabrenOen
3u9e oerp pSalttmore-S bIo- Sabu"uno puroe
auaenblldlld getOOtet. Die ueberreite iH0
in Der bisfSsn 0iOrsue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
Sret tiir 2SGnrer.

Cir psrthpoIss Bud ibsr bic llriahs uno 6eiIuns
oler arten DON -
glerpeni6nafe,
seihiehtlihen 2eioeH, Stlpid.suIdnptn unb aHo.ren
aIaHtheTteH prpater Uao iaoRIHgs gsbeouriIysr gatur
bel ptannera' SsihoiieH u portoireI Oerianot 4Isn
ihrelbe an
DR.: H. TREsHOW. 81. 8a2, Srpastpas,
lSttssl9&~Sl Sislp<l9Jss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
nhett

poer 8ew6 bnuns an Spiritup FEN pofitp
ourd1 tSebroudl pon 5r. caiHee'
.GpIoeuem Speeifeum" esbeilt.
gs IN ais Elm 4ulper her9etelt ons In eiHem glaie
Bier sirer 1aiie 3aes ooer 2hse ooer in Dem Siitn
obHe galTsn bes 9atIeateH oera6reldt neIoen tam.
Ss 1T a6iolut barmlOs uno btfplrtt bauernoe uHo
rnc 5euns, ie Der Srante Gin mdbiser 4riHier ooer
ein uieoer9ebrohtHer 2ruHteHbolo. Gs 1T in 2Gutns
ben uon iSdaeH aH1eWanot Torben, uHo in soem Fale
mar poltommeHe ptituHg bic lyol9e. gs ld6t Hie I'M
Stihe. Sif oa5 qorperipiem Don BEN Specificum
burtorun9sn, 70 niIo Der 5ortbcitano oes appetIt5
nGd Spjrituoien sur totaleH nEmo9litteit.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC COMP"
aueinige Gieentbnmerin,
Cincinnati, Z.
Gin 4S s,itsH iGrt,s BUD nj! alien SiHs,ln5sit.H
gratis.
81 baben bel
Eobert 2aittenbad1, 9potheter,
ode Der 9aratogas uuo @utatus gtrah,e.
@4lGIs16, ,9SS, ,Z&ga,15l Baltimore, DO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
GrtritufCt,.

9aniinG 0lia, "a. 9(us.-9oa
Smitb, 10 Sabre oft, unb Yearl S9ooz
lep, II Sabre oft, ertranfeu am Cant
flag 2lbcnb ;u GinezGate, elmer 9 Otcilen
Oitli6 bon bier 9ele9cnenS ommerfriide,
in 6Olgc Oc8 &rntern5 eines 9(uOerbOOz
tcS. Gin brltte8 OtGO6en, 9tamcn8 &tts
tie WfcGurOD, peldeS Die 6abrt NIT
mahte, wuroc gerettet
oaoerbtll, Oiail., "a. 2tuguit t.
Boliiiit @up s, Ntar6 BON bier trut
gclteru BON Soli8burpzScah aus nit
ieincr 6ruu in cincm flcinen Soote cine
Sc9eliabrt in'S Oteer binaus an unO
febrtc ni6t ;uriif. SalO na6 Oer 9lbz
fabrt 6c5 GbepaarcS trat oidter 9tebcl
ein, unO man iiir6tet, SaB SciOe perlo-
Ten iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
Cine pbanomelale faltc 9Sele.

Burlln9ton, 3 Sa., a. glu9uit.
= Sine pbanomcnule falte gSeGe bat
iid i'm iiibrpcitIi6en Soma cin9citcllt.
Die SerdnOcrun9 fam gan5 rnerpartet
uno mar cine 10 idroffe, baB bas SpGtz
gentle unO ba8 SpGtobit mn nit fnapz
per 9tOtb Dem SerOerben entgin9en, 0as
GbermOmctcr fiel binnen "A Stunocn
BON 80 @raO I'M Sdatten auf 35 @rab,
uno mn tribes gSettcr uuO beftige
QSin0e uerbinoerten bas gintreten itarz
fen 6rOiteS. Der Wtai5 lit iolueit pOrz
geidritten, SaB Die &alte ibm ntbt ihos
Sen wtrb, 9as Sbermometer itebt iebt
Quf 40 GirQb iber 9fuQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25

B2@ Der q B balia.M Gnnerd d. or" bat
fir leinen AuSflug su Baiier Bort . 0es
poiit, reip. 6apre be Grace ais 3ielpuntt
gemdbIt. 9erielbe finbet Sonutag, ben
so. 2lugult, auf benz 2ampfer y@mma
@iles" fatt uno gemGbrt BEN Sbeilnebmern
p,eliade gfatnrgeuiiiie, Die anidauun9 Der
reiSeuoen SanOl9aftSbilber an Su8que.
hanna, Der slpei groBeu giienbabnbrideu
iber ben genannten 6luB uno auoereS mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
g(ctpu's Narf=Sa1ts,

eiH reiSsuber SOmmersrholunasort, am
gnbe Der 9igbtitraBsu Sriife. 9ttrattioz
men obne gleldeu. SaulpielpIat. g8el4.
i6aalige Srebie, Slid uHO oibner Sou=
pers Is Gents. Srense Sronung itets
auiredt erbalten. Samuel Acton, Gigeu=
thinner. Wian fabre nit Der ublauen" @ier.
bebahn.9inie ODER Der Baltimore Sbio-
Sabn." ."-8elepbOu Serbiubung. StetS elm
fiibles uno ilii6es @laS pGIObe."Sier.
(Suai12 ,3Qhel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25


Bart 8, %. 2luguit.-gin lunger Vtann
BON amerltanli6er 4bfammung, gtamenS
Bacon, ermOroete bente ieiueu 8ater ant Die
entIeslldlte gSeiie. Ratpem iit) SetOe
bsfttg Sl5putirt hatteu, 6O9 Der SobH EN-
Sowlemeiier, iblibte oamIt bem Sater Den
gelb auf, bobrte linn Die gGafie nod mehrere
Ntal III ben 3Urper uno ourhidnttt tbm
0ann Die seble. Der 8aterm0rber befin0et
I'D III 9ait. Gr pei9ert fid, Mittbeilnu9en
liber Die llriade Nes Streltes II madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
Scr Serti9e Gorseiponoeu..

2d9Ilt, notentlid un6 SoHnta9s,
q. Raine, Giseutbnmcr nno a,eeaftemr.
elbpef=Gte Baltimore Strase uua 9oi=S Sffce-alpe.
Treis bes tasIidlen SIattes, burdl 9rdser in Sais
fimote uHo in Der 9tadtbarItai beorst, 12ls Cts;
fasIidle uno Souuta ee .esneaabc 15 Cts. pro
s2ohe jabbar p0deHtli an bic oas Slatt beiorgenoen
srdaer.-SaaIid, nebit 2punta gs s1luSg gabe inter
BortozSorauSbesaaIuEs $3.50 pro 9abr fur thrssrs
Seit I'M SerhdltniG; ilr bic tpbdicnfiid,e Iuegote
NIT SoHntassbaft, portoirci, init G6Su9 iir Clubs,
$3.50 pro SjQbr, Hadu irseno einem Srts bes SHIans
bes, 81 nab europa. Sonnfas s=Hisa aabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb biuisite osntidle 8Iest
Tn ben Mittel= uHo Siioiidatea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
bel Oes ruiiiiheu @cneraIItabs auf
ySeIl,dl III 1rrnufrcidl.

Y0ri5, y. 2tuguit. DIE oSant pou
Truufret6" bemlIbt i'd, Die 9OlObeitauoe
m0glltblt Suriid ;u baltcn, nm bamlt Die
@inlaufe uOn amerifauidem 28aijeu ceden
;u f0nueu. Der Gouueneur Der Sauf per.
anid)Iagt Oieie ,3ablungen fiir @alSeu uui
800, 100000. Gr bemerfte, oaB ein Der
artiaer Diangel Uu GOIo i6Ou otter uorges
fomnIen lei unO and OieSmal anbalten
Oiirtte, baB le0od Oarin tetne llriad)c Su Be-
fur6tuugen lie9e. Die Sant babe itf nod
ielteu i'll 10 glan6enOer Gage beiuuoen, pie
ebeu lest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
aOnia sumbert entbhut ein Ronumemt.

u 0 nj, %. Auguit.-S0nt9 ouubert ent'
billie beute su NtOnoopi ein Monument su
Gbreu ielneS 8aterS SittOr gmanuel. Die
@eremouie luuroe oon Der 8eu0lferung ais
Geleqenheit flir cine 2opalitatSoem onitratlon
benuBt. Der SOni9 untereidnete Elm De-
fret, meld)eS allen YtilitdrIlidugeu bon
1848 bis 1872 - i'm Gau;eu enpG 10000
0tanu-g -glmneitie perleht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
Sta0t Baltimore.

l4tus unicrer eeitriaem 2. ytOraell: Nus gao. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25

Qonbon, 23. 2luguit.-0en SifiSiereu
tes rrauS0iuheu Gsi9waoerS, meldc5 Qez
gcuwdrtlg III YortSmoutb weilt, bat Ser
!Oiagor Der genannten Staot getern 2lbeno
eiu groBe8 Yuntett gegeben. Ser l6erSOg
Don GonHaugbt unO 0r. gBaOoin9ton, Der
irauS0hde BOtjtaiter, mareu auweieuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
srutale misbauOlana efnes sHaOfs.

Butareit, %. glugut. - Die BemoB.
ner pon Elroolt ulatten beute einen IngrlTI
auf ben StidJoi bon Srebeua, NEIL oerleibe
buS IbbalteH eiueS @otteSoieuIteS III 9fus
mQnIen 5u uerbinoern ueriudt bate. Gle
rllien tbm BEN gan;en Bart aus, ld)Iu9eH
lbn, bis er bemuBtloS puroe, banben lbm
oanu Seile al Die 5uB9elente uno i1leppteH
ibu auf oem 9(Iden ourt Die StraBen.
StlieBlif lisBen iie ihn fiir tOOt lle9en.
Die GGOelSiiibrer iinO Our9 SOloateH oer-
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9Sr. 2O3.
u. il. n.
NaOmaD'S
BeOOD He(ief.


SantIicn in ocr g8elt.
SH Sett ron elmer bis sUonSia DfiHuteH rah etHer
etnmaIaeH sruHollbeH grpcRounQ pcriebIt IS Htea
mails, SdlmericH W IiHoerH. StHerlei, iuie befti9
uHo HdrterHo ote StlmsrSe1 Der ourdl Nheumatiss
mus Settla9eriqfeit. Gnttraituug. 0crtriipE
pcInng, Rcrpolltnt, RcuraI0ic ooer ourtb IonIti9e
8raHtheIt Sr!ho1ieH duh ictH mo9cu, Waoman'R
RcaOD Teliet psritaiit ioiortige GreitterRas.
Us Beilt unO OCrbijtct
GrfaIfttngcn, 0mftcu,
id)Itmuteu SalS, 1eiicrfrtt,
8Bcumattsmlts, NcmrGlgic,
&ppfI6mcr5em, 3aBnitbmcriens
glfbma,
2ltbmitt9sb 9sbciGipcrScn,
0fifenreiBcu, Gnt5inOuu9 Der 0elenfe,
Scrrentuugcn, Guttidungcn
S9mer;cn in Oem 9fiitcn, Der 8rult
unO ben @licOern.
Die grpsroura oes RcaoS RCIiei Quf bcna0rpers
theI ooer bic 3orpsrtbeile in oencl ii Der dmeIs
bcinoet, luiro ioiortl9e SrIelbterUHl gelpG5reH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
Gin auIemtbalt itr oeu Sremer 2amHTcr
.,Giocr."

Eueen s u II, %. Nu9u7l.-0er am
-. AuguIt bon 9tew-YOrf mad Qiuerpool
abegaugene GuHarO Qumpfer p9turania"
leqte I'M 5.47 heute friib bier an. Gr mai
am 81. 2tuguit inter oem 80. SreitsugraDe
uuO 25. Sraoe weitIlder 2dnge ben am 10.
9luguit BON gtew- Yort nad ISremeu abge=
gangeueu 9ampfer p@JOer" pom ugforooeutz
iden 2lopo," Oeiien @taitiue gebrOheu,
uub meldJer nit Neparatur beidaitigt mar.
GapttQn Sauer, Gefeblsbaber Der u@ioer,"
ertlQrte, er braudJe feiuen Setitano NIB
boiie, ieine 6abrt btnuen aft bis 3ebn
Stuuoeu fortiegen 5u t0Hneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
@rbebmna hnmaernOer Sauerm.

2ouoon, %. 2luguit. - %ou Suu9e,
angcitudtlt, bQbeu ilt Die Sauern III aber
ion emp0rt, uuO and in Stem unO Gauriot
6efiirttct man dbulthe 2lufitanoe. Die
lett9enaunten 9iitritte 9eb0ren lonit ju oer
frudtbariteu DeS Jteid)eS. Sereit8 fur
8ruppen na6 8berlOu abgeianOt wor0eH
unO man glaubt, oaB Die @mp0rung in we.
nlgen Ga9en nieOergeihla9en iein wro, ga
bic halbuerbungerteu Sauern nit iBren prt'
mitiuen 28aiien ben gutgefittertcu uno bis.
Slpliuirtsn Sruppen nid)t gemahieu ietuw
BEN. Die bewa1ucteH &OltSbaufeu meroen
auScinanoer gclogt, einige &aueru peroen
triegSgertdtlid gcbdu9t, anoere merOen mad
Sibirten uerbanut uuO ben lebrigeu mlrO
es getattet peroen, III tbre elenOen Sebau-
iuuQen ;uruf;ufebreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-25
,,Sein @eDif)t in 0ulO wertb."
&aOtuaD'S &eaoD 8elief

Bu eoer 3cit i'm Souic habe. Scn Gjetraub fpiro
pohtbitt1 lUirfen bel ieoer Nrt non ShmerB ODER
Srdnibelt. Us 9tbt glt5 IN Der GSet, oGS 10 ibRea
belt GEiblIt, ais od3 ReaoQ JielIct.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
IIggA REGULAR De VAPORES ESPAN0LES
=. FTabama vslrios p~e~fOs de esta isla,
con escala en- santo-Domingo y Haiti
do los Sres. SOBRINOS DE HERRERA

Ruoda dos expeiicones nnua que v94 q 1
nos sidas de t1Aoana ei 40
oada es puerto los das 10 % " ~ y4"
tineraro que sgae'
Fa rva las techas de eadas su primer
posa con en-
denssa oondoon generates
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
COndIciOnes v ConcesIOnes.

Ia a
10 tng n n d Los kites SOM gaderoen ndpuntod
d ae los import nc7a socObara ndandG
secobar
pode Gambia borrent La
ap stuejn
IS i paga paasey ymio
CANA Beiao,m manute neN
Ia bja
moSn tih 6 alguna
sport
l id %
devuaa dhreda
Iaide
81 loconhar roso
paser dorsde nlesd
las Agncsd dlramde dels.
New" k
tn 4psais erde
n pS
l5pS aloh Iet
If 4 dy
excad rlavah
ste 81 maximum uoue
Apagan
e
i graft los sdemasp
rrn
son nrsaisd decam
lucus
q elo onCeder
famaR amar
MaAGH cuvu
ma
Para infornes rpecto m
sgentes de paasape snserhen
NayOI HermR=anOs C'
Sedep,brs ts de 1870
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28

SetiembreIo de 1890.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
'Tarifas dc pasajes.

Para ntore enenoeran los cargado
es con los aoenes que suscrben este puerto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
VIAJE DE REGREsO.
Fechas.
Fechas.
L. IL GnI..I.
L1egadG. lSaljdz

- vapor ida, For France Masah
Thomas del Havre Port Prince via
r. Al en Saint Thomas Prt
r. al
lon Mssella
La Il
del all
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Ponce. setiep,br de J go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
REGRESO

alcoeo Q Il
siue a rga para ter~ n : m m vapo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28

Compagnie G6nerale TransatIantique,
DE YHPORBS CORRBOS
FRANCHISES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-28
NUEVO ITINERARIO

que empe@ar6 Ell 80 de 8etjenbre de 1890
Vapor Intercolonial de Eorts1da-Erance a JaameL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
Recon,pense.

We are quite sure
That He will give them back-bright, pure and
beautiful.
We know He will but keep
Our own and His until we fall asleep,
We know He does not mean
To break the strands reaching between
The Here and There.
He does not mean-though heaven be fair
To change the spirits entering there, that they
forget
The eyes appraised and wet,
The lips too still for prayer,
The mute despair.
He will not take
The spirits which He gave, and make
The glorifed so new
That they are lost to me and you.
do believe
They will receive
Us-vou and me-and be so glad
To meet us that when most I would grow sad
I lust begin to think about the gladness,
And the day
When they shall tell us about the way
That they have learned to go
Heavens pathways show
My lost, my own and
Shall have so much to see together by and by.
do believe that just the same sweet face,
But gIorifed, is waiting in the place
Where we shall meet, if only
Am counted worthy in that by and by.
I do believe that God Will give sweet sur
prise
To tear-stained, saddened eyes,
And that His heaven will be
Most glad, most tided through with joy for
you and me,
As we have suffered most. God never made
Spirit for spirit, answering shade for shade
And placed them side by side
Sowrought in one, though separate, mystifed-
And meant to break
The quivering threads between. When we
shall wake,
lam quite sure, we will be very glad
That for little while we were so sad.
-GeOrqe RLinqLe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
HE WAS NEIGHBORLY.

Rev. J. Hyatt Smith says that when
he was living with his brother in Buff
falo, Mark Twain occupied a cottage
across the street.
We didn't see very much of him, but
one morning as we were enjoying our
cigars on the veranda, after breakfast,
we saw Mark come to his door in his
dressing gown and slippers and look
over at US. He stood at his door and
smoked for a minute, as if making up
his mind about something and, at last
he opened his gate and came lounging
across the street. There was an
unoccupied rocking chair on the We
randa, and when my brother offered
it to him he dropped into it with
sigh of relief. He smoked a few min
utes and then said:
''Nice morning. Shouldn't wonder
if we had rain by-and-by."
''Well, we could stand a little"
''This is a nice house you have here"
eyes, we rather like it."
''How's your family?"
''Very weIl-and yours?"
ooh, we're all comfortable"
There was another impressive silence
and finally Mark crossed his legs, blew
a puff of smoke into the air, and in his
lazy drawl, remarked:
81 suppose you're little surprised
to see me over here so early. Fact is,
1 haven't been so neighborly, perhaps,
as I ought to be. We must mend that
state of things. But this morning
came over because [ thought you
might be interested in learning that
your roof is on fire. 1t struck me that
it would be a good idea if"
But at the mention of fire the whole
family rushed up stairs, trailing Ian
guage all the way up. When we hat
put the fire out and returned to the We
randa, Mark wasn't there.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
They are The Best Pant lor .0.
Money in Vermont

Also % barge lot ul uII Hue. .#
and vests, including uI. 5000.
and fancy patterns j im H.
free for meudue H0Jh uu. W.. .
pants sold.
have ucmly 5000 ymI a I..
handsome rDmuUI# H.| |H..
goods, including Of Iol u. ..a.. ~.
terms, at - cent. pen FI
We manufacture lh. cloth M
save tho extra profit .ar
toners. Oar mi va" ....
made. uo shop Vurs ta.| Hn
for yourself or .md 0W .. .
the cloth
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
w. c.. T. u. COLUMN
GIRLS AND THE PLEDGE.

ssI don't see what's the use of girls
signing the pledge and joining. tenn
perance societies and such things"
said pretty Minnie Proctor the other
day, as she tossed back her head and
seated herself at the piano. ''Girls
never drink any way; it's only men
and rough boys"
"Guess your education's been neg
lected in that direction, Min," said her
brother Harry "Girls ought to sign
the pledge, if for nothing else than to
help them keep from offering. wine to
callers on New Years day. Lots of
'em either drink, or help make the
men drink, and I guess they need
pledge as much as men and boys do"
go, well, I suppose some of the rich
ones do, where they have wine in the
house all the time" returned Minnie,
''but we don't have it. What do
want to sign the pledge for?''
E'The time may come when you'll
need it as much as Harry ever WILL"
said Uncle Fred, looking up from his
paper. [ am not sure but that women
are in almost as much danger now-a-
days as men. I've just been reading
something to the point in the morning
paper. Listen! Yesterday morning,
about 2 O'Clock, drunken woman was
found half dead in the refuse race near
the gas works. From what could be
learned at the time, she was under the
influence of liquor, and had fallen into
the ditch while walking about looking
for more of the stuff Even though
you may never be tempted to drink or
to put the cup to the lips of another"
continued Uncle Fred, "you ought to
put your name to the pledge. 1t might
influence some one else to do the same
thing, who would otherwise yield some
day to temptation, and get as low as
this drunken woman who lay in the
ditch yesterday morning. Don't al
ways think of yourself, Minnie, when
such matters as this come before you.
Learn to act for the good of others"
Minnie Proctor's name looked up
from the pledge that day, sending out
it's influence in favor of total abstl-
nence Did you ever think, girls, how
much it may mean just to have your
name written where it will cast an in
f1uence for good?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
The elephant has an

The elephant has an excellent mem
DRY. 1t recollects friends well and it
rarely forgets an injury. 1t is record
ed of one that it smashed a cocoanut
upon it's drivers head, and smashed
the mans head at the same time, be-
cause the lazy, thoughtless fellow had
broken a cocoanut on its skull the day
before. A quartermaster engaged in
experimenting the removal of bag
gage in the camp by means of an ele-
plant, became angry at the creatures
refusing to carry more than certain
weight, and foolishly flung a tent-peg
at its head. Some days afterward the
elephant overlook the quartermaster
as he was going through the camp,
seized him with his trunk and neatly
placed him among the branches of a
tamarind tree, leaving him to reach
the ground again the best way he
could.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
HONORS TO THE BRUTE CREATION

On the first night of Christ's life God
hOnored the brute creation. You can
not get into that Bethlehem barn with
out going past the camels, the mules,
the dogs, the oxen. The brutes of that
stable heard the first cry of the infant
Lord Some of the old painters rep
resent the oxen and camels kneeling
that night before the newborn Babe.
And well might they kneel. Have you
ever thought that Christ came, among
other things, to alleviate the suffer
ings of the brute creation? Was it not
appropriate that he should, during the
first few days and nights of his life on
earth, be surrounded by the dumb
beasts, whose moan and plant and
believing have for ages been a prayer
to God for the arresting of their tor
lures and the righting of their wrongs?
1t did not merely 'happen 500 that
the unintelligent creatures of God
should have been that night in close
neighborhood. Not kennel in all the
centuries, not a birds nest, not a
WOrH-OuG nOISS Oh CoW pain, hOu d
herd freezing in the poorly built COW
pen, not a freight car in summer time
bringing the beeves to market with
out water through a thousand miles of
agony, not a surgeons room witness
ing the struggles of fox, or rabbit, or
pigeon, or dog in the horrors of vivi-
section, but has an interest in the fact
that Christ was born in stable sur
rounded by brutes. He remembers
that night, and the prayer he heard in
their pitiful moan he will answer in
the punishment of those who maltreat
the dumb brutes- Neuu York Observer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
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COOP ADvIcE.-The editor of the West
Branch, Iowa Record, gives his readers some
good advice: eve have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in our family in cases of sud
den colds and sore throat and find it all that
is claimed for it. One bottle or less, If taken
according to directions, will, we believe, effect
a cure in any ordinary case and save the eX-
pense of large doctor bills. Especially do we
recommend it in families where the children
are threatened with Group, as it will afford
immediate relief, if taken in time which can
always be done if the medicine is kept on
| hand as we are convinced it should be-" For
sale nv H c. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07

A butcher not long ago delivered a
whole temperance lecture in single
sentence A young lady called upon
him, and with much misgiving asked
for dollar toward paying temper
ance lecturer who was soon to speak
for the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. He replied: ''There's
your dollar. I've sold more meat in
one day since this town went no-li-
cense than I used to in a whole week
when we had saloons.''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07

LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE A LIGHT
HoUsE-Mr and Mrs. Loren Trescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach
Mich. and are blessed with a daughter, four
years old. Last April she was taken down
with Measles, followed with dreadful Cough
and turning into Fever. Doctors at home
and at Detroit treated her, but in vain, she
grew worse rapidly, until she was mere
sshandfuI of bones".-Then she tried DR.. King
New Discovery and after the use of two and a
half bottles, was completely cured. They say
Dr.. Kings New Discovery is worth its weight
in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at
H c. Pierce's Drug Store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07

cit is a good rule to pay as you go.
But some men must be going very
slow if they go as they pay" This
may or may not have a local signifi-
canoe at this time, but any rate it
states general condition-not the
ory.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-07
Public sentiment is often a hard
Judge, sometimes an unthinking one,
but in the long run just one.

cat least, can eat good square meal with
out its distressing mei'' was the grateful ex-
clamation of one whose appetite had been
restored by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla
after years of dyspeptic misery. A teaspoon
full of this extract before each meal sharpens
the annette.