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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02
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Ginlaut a1ShafftrteS Rat
tennet fanbS ber i'm nbibliden 1beile
bon Detnont Gountp, -, ,pobHhafte
Ma1er q. g.. Bolts. Derielbe perlcr
tirali@ iein 1oi@enbu@ NIT 1910 IN
@apierselb. Ginise Gage fpdter fane
Ct baifelbe leer auf ben oberen 8oben
Der Mtiible. Sn elmer alten Nai4ine
faub e. einen 9beil ieines 0elbes. 60
ite1te- fi9' heraus. bab eine Matte nit.
ben ,S&einen ibr Neit oustupeSierte.
Sic 5, uab 10,D olar. S@eine ,uarcn
nidt smtbr 5u sebrauden; cine $40.
Note uxroe a~us9ebeiiert uno Hotts
I9lau5t, fieF nod 9ebrauden III sbnner,
Smmerbia: tomnt bas, .Rattenuelt ihn
auf $500 ~ iteben.
Ills SET 81 abe ponIsbtlt VI
ui0e Sesnb., feierte Der @resbpterianer<
%reoi0er g, Rent biejer tZaee leiuen 81.
!@eburtstag.' Seits So aSabrtns bat er
-isin. 2latt .betlelbet (ers. :var Der 8riia*
lber Der et}ten 8reshpteridner @erneit1be
Fin :.Ss5heQbDpile) nno tuartet beiielben
! nod i'll boiler t6rpertiaer lutltb ,Setfiscr
| Ri1ti9teit.' @etne' s0rau' hieltpor Lam
gen Sabren @@u(e in @belbppiue, unb
~ ibren @4lleru .seh1rte aud Der per,
itoIbene 4enbrtds, Der Set jeines Sc.
be,e hnitas SroBer Nnb9tsli&teit uno
EGbrerbktahs ibr' 5uoetSqn> tuar pa iie,
tpie iie. jaste, auerit ben 0rans mad
@lIeu> III ibm 3etQedt bate, uao tie
1erieb1te, 70 ut er fpdter als Seuator,
&ouperneur ober &ije=8rdiibent mad
ESbelbpoile tam, ie auf5uiu@en:: II
0ie 3 t 5 aaieH. Dep o j.
ten lin berFoi1enen Sahre. I'M Staate
gsetu g)ort beliefeus iin aui nahe SIS
Miaitntn Dollars. G1rabisle Suu.tue
geloess 1T 60 i9mieris. oie tt6tbise &er'
jiniune 21H i@affeu. ea8er. Staaten<,
I5taatS. anb itdbtifde @eturitdten, ia
iosar4 bic Neutrality-suspicious. 9ppetbeten
bieten tein se~uiiaeubes set me6r, uu.
bic l@tlber euduleeen., Nus oielem
Grunoe it Der @taatssS liperiuteneent
Der dniddt, lat bic anlo9e bes @eloes
qu9 ii @rioat. Baptsrta s~eitntttt; tper'
ben ioQte. Die 2eoislatnr olrftef4tpe:z
LID auf einen fold getuasten Ylan etu<
seben.@ sSJn1merbt. 1T es etne intereilante
1batiQ@e, ~ erfabren, bab bic @elerpen
Der arlneren &lai1en, ,uel4e leoi9li@ iiid
on bic @~parbanteu weneen, iol@eu umz
fang erre'@t baben, ,us ,,> -
H. 9as. eHatifiide Nmt bat
folgenbe perslei@enoe Isabelle aber
oie @inuanoeruns aoabrenost DeS Sc.
bruar uno 1890. 1pie ,mabrenb Der lebten
I8 Monate, reip. bes 9lei4en 3eitrauu,s
hes &Oriasres per60aaeutli4t:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

Ole cali d uii4e 5Straubsn;
Sudbttt 5i&eint teiu ,9utes finan5ielles @r.
FgebniB ID .er5ielen, benin, bic 9anje
5trauBenfarm bel Mnbein1 ioq oemnd9ll
auf BEN Iuttionstuese ~pertauft' peroen.
Sc lit bies bic @trauBenfarm oes 9rn.
EGtetbler, Der por einiaen Sabren 22
IStrauBe bon S@sIlSS;ss Mltrita mad gatifor=
niens brddte., ,Die 16iere seoieben bori
|portTeffli4 i lire Dabl bat ii9 ieitoem
auf l64apermeGrt; lie lieferten portrefz
li9e JsoerH;71'b,e -oenen bon Glib frlta
an. !@ute. ni@t nabiteben. unb iomit bottle
Die 2@eleQI9aft bic bette Ansli6t dull
Grfclss 81 lesterer Bet bat ii@ aber
bic &eieuinaft at aloerea iuan5ieqeu
unterrebmunge,n betbeiltgt Sic belieten
8roft als bic @trauBeuju@t:: a6perfeu,
llnb aus bielem @runbe min Tie ibre
sa1je @traubenfarm oertaufen. =.
.eissn.t Is nj W. f&afts.
11etbooen ideinti @err $. 81. Meglreb,
elm @e1@dftsretien6er bes s@auies Ut,
tppob, 8tolette &. 60. III Metu Orleans,
III ba6eh.. :9ie Hirna Setting, @olo,
mon & @oientbal in @aco, Teg., bate
Dor ,e,nioer, 8eit 8anierott. sema@t, no.
bel has pben errp1bnte Stem Drleanier
[balS aud betrd&ti9serlor. M{cGC,
|rppj tnu1uutrbe besbalbna@ @aco geiaubt,'
mn az retten, 4,pas nod ju retten mar,
as gelans ibna mad 1dnseren Bemibur<
gen, $3.50 beraus5ui@laseu. Mls,
McGlrop mad @rleoi9un9 Der &C.
i@afte Serrn Soloutot oas xd9fte Ntat
auf Der Strabe traf, do9 e. eiue.8 eitj9e
berpor isap prdselte Ssn 7atnserat Mann
f1redli$ burd. Damn teelegrapbirte !er
ra4 sfem Orleans on feline 6irup:
ul75O, eintaiirt; fit ben Reiti babe i'd
Solomon 6urdseprasett." ~@::4 i, u
jGiner Mt1tun9 aus @beel=Y
inn, q. ~. S5ufolse ideint bic aBlutz
febpe ttuii4e1 ben. s8aBtilie1 6atfielbi
.ul,o e@91SeEop, tuelde Sic a2n@upbHer Ser:
Grenae apii9en ben @taaten @e]t> Btr,,
einien u1o ReRtudp ieit$ 70 LANCER .Beit
ngit sunoa S@rede u@7gebalten bat,'
iebt mirtli4 III l@noes 81 iein. e: CAPT.
'6atfiefb, Yer Sibrer bes 1T @etz@irSis
rist tuobnenoen Gamilien5tpeises uno
elmer, Der 5&limmiten uuter BET itnorb.
lultigen Banoe, bat an bic 3eitun9en i'm
jloli9en Tbeile oes Stadtes8 eire gu,
i9rift NIT Der @rtldrxng, 9eri6tet, bpB
SIC itreitenoen Barteien oes etuiaen So
bers rno 8lutuersteBens ,tiioe' 1eien
uno in elmer gonferena aniridtig Grie>
ben ,gei9loieu bdtten;; ser boffe, oa6 in
8utunitdSb bic Moa1en' 9atfelo uno Ntc=
@op ni9t, mebr in Berbinounp. nit
Morotbaten eenaunt, tpiroeu. 9ie De-
p6lterung Der in Nitleioeni&aft sejusez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

ohneten p~tsrbebabnex eber uerniubert
als perot6sert lat.
NtSGt. YeterAburgl m lmtI
bic Na&si8t, bab Der Mibilit Desaie,u.
tuel&er perbd4tis 1T, ben Dberit Gu
beiiin, Gbef ber @ebeimpol,jet, i'm
Sabre 1883 ermorSet ~ baden, por IA
Gagea IL Roitroma, NO er umter fal'
f6eln Rainex bei einen, unteren 8ean,>
ten ber &onSlei bes @ouuerneurs
,uobnte, perbaftet 1T. Desaierp gait
ats bas tui&tisite Mit9lieo ber 9erro'
riitenpartei. Die Reeieruns bate cine
8elobnung bon 10000 @ubeln auf
feline Gr1reifung auseeiebt. Mebrere
auoere 8erionen IN &oitroma,g bic in
Berbinouns nit benz eriudbnten Morbe
eebra@t tuerben, fi1b perbaftet; barunz
ter elm 1urnlebrer, Der bel ieiner Geit>
nabme Gelbitmpros besina. Der @ous
perneur bon &oitrOwa, Stoatsratb "a.
llaidelp..~ pIrse mad Betersburs be-
rufeu. Ha6liid III .ts afaaN ~.
1 Def Hrin5regesnt IN itidmmt,
lidea 8Eiuasu une Qerj6seu bel Gi6nis:
ilid3eita 6auiea. ben ie9smiaiee Ter ,as
ben Militdr. Mtta9es tahm an, Bor'
mittae bes l.. Mdr5 auf benz Rariuti.
5lidnpldee etne' Gala, Rir@eapdrabe Der
1oeiauamtei1 @arn,ion as. 81 Sad benz
~ Sa. .ss.s;s. u ,e ~ IS a"tt 1870 ~ :"
.s:;it.s ~ %s; $500 49,. a.. .,s.S.f;t.r
S9,,.t;,s st. SsHsss's 80 ~ .p ss;.r.
,s.,Ss:: ~. s:s e.s.ss., .-s ,.%.ss.S+S ntts
~ ~, ~ mr;,..s' -. ss,,si;M.. ss s
- ;;t.rhr;m"er er, 0r,,f. S.a S3cT.
1s;.t.o. .n,Ssm, ~ a]sr;r.r.o.r+ o,,m
W. r,,;,;iG:n .forSts %rSs.n - :
49, y ; s..F@.r r.. @iSTr,nr;m:
;.r.s 5000. sh:r,,, ;tt.it. f",n;e
IA ap;m;a.r;,r, srn hns ~.
-, $, et;;m. r,rns ,,,.16sa en-.
nr.Stmon rna,eftctt.t, Snr.S. ;,brr<
r.;rst.' ma m.ttcr Il reon,r;ih,
- r.
!. =, s!al ~
. ~ @; S.E S;r;% ' ;r NV m Sss" rS% ts'n sr;.
idem Bafer. Set @eibnadten 1T
teln 9taB rlenr pom Qlt11ulel 9etauen
!n1o . ole Sonnes ttat'9t an, oroelltl!g!
!@aoenlro9 ont meltenlolen plulme'
lber per enr1tenoe1 &roe w la@en'
per G~ontoiee. bat e1t1ett 10 '.leoeret
WaherltaRo, oaB, ie!1e uter en- 8otl
fren1oes Nusle9e1t baoe1t am 4aso ,,
9u9at1oa stt'1o que oettftlben @ru1tot
l@on 11e9rere 9auler e.t19eltiar5t. uni
be .1adbt'set', 9eperoetre'oet'oen s5ltltie
BET Bersarnasca '1i.o. Der Br!an5a BE-
g.1nett aug ,''at1sel1oer 8anertratt ~
tre!te'1. Dte 9robe.1 Wa,!,alpole1ap'i1'
t,ereiei'l oes 9uca Btscont1. Ntoero.7e II
&aprtoi an Der Abba itro 9ei@to11er
troreeni 'unb 500 darbeiter 10 laxg'
alber Brot,,. bts -es bent 9in1rnet tei1fal'
lei. 'uiro, ieine s@!euieu; 3u sottt,1e'1: 81
pielen Orti@afteu fdnst bus 9rintlpaf:
ler an ~ periiesen unb bic Bepobue'
iao geatouaser, iih ibreu 8eoarf mel:
lentueit berbei5ul9aften. rs al ssf gF6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

,pou BET Staotbabn abaeieben int Sabre
|18S8282 &ilometer t(175 eua1. Mellen }
8feroebabneu nit 997 @ayel1, tpel@e
idbrli@ III MiQioueu ,Gabradite BE.
~f6roerten. @ien oaeeeen nur ,159 2ilo.
meter Goo ensG. .Meilen) mil. 72O
,@agen nnb elmer Bef6rberung ,psrt 48
MiQionen 9erjonev. y&eiualtie it aud
bel. Abitanb binii@tli@ ber, eDroi9ten.
Gn Droidten .eriter alafe beiaB Berlin
2l40, Mien 934; an Drsfateu 5tpeiter
&laHe Berlin, 1851, @ieu 1921. @ien
mics ,bagesen 6H Dmnibufje,
Berlin l1ur sos auf; mas i@& aus BEN
Nui59purg BET 8feroebabne,, uIb aus
Der @tabtbabn ert!drt. - @as b1s
Gernfpre@,ueien sanbelanst 70 er,nnert
bas 8latt oaran, oa6 Berlin Ii, 1000
Observation-Disclosures, la8ien &bagesenE
.,tur $500 beiibt. j. sI't '8t 1852 'fa =,
30 ,@ei@8 an5e iger"i ue +.
5ffentlidt iebt betreffs' oes 3Tubercuii<
mum Kochii bic 8eitin1n1ungen, benen
sufolge 7bas Mittet, 1abgeie6en BPM
@roBbanbel, uur in hpotbeten abeege>
ben weroen. bar. Die 5ldi@9en iinb
nit @~lasfopien peri@loFeu, nit,
@@weineblaie tetttrt uno nit elmer
Blou,be perieben, ,tpel@e :tas Bei@eu l.,
trdst. 5eruer fibreu. oieietbeu al.f Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

Jeter 0au1aj NIT etaeut, Monen0e(anQ
i9ei4loIeu.."' gltaga qs.a sa@4 jas ~
Dem. 81 ei&staasabaeort.
>tetet y. &osgelsti, @eferenten Ser Dub-
flr ben Marine,Gtat, 1T
seiueI 9ro6e aus5eidnung 5ua 1beil o.
;tporben. Der &aiIer bat benz Gbseorb.
.reten oas betannte Bib, ,pel&es bic
bic Glotte bes 9roBen &urflriten i'm
Sabre 1854 bartlett, 9e1@entt unb bar
inter lei9enbdnbt9 bic @orte 0eI@rieben:
Dem Mbgeoronetet y. &osjielsti fir
fein manrhattes Gintretett i'm SnterefIe
Meiner Marirte iein bant6nrer Safer
@ilbelm." Sn Experimentation
.tuuroe bieier Borsans beute lebbaft be.
iproden,, So tuar ni9t unbemertt ge=
itl.eben, baB Der &aiiere bereits bel benz
.neuli@en @~ofconcert ben Nbeeorbneter1
unb feline @emablin erii@tli@ aus9ez
5ei@net bate. 9as @emdloe i~tanrnt
bon benz ;bolldnbiiden Marinemaler
2ieDe Beri4uir uni. 5ei9t bic peri@iebe.
men Observation-Disclosures G9ife auf
offener See, BON ben ,Malteu tuebt Der
rotbe branoenbur9iI9e lbler i'm tueiBen
Teloe. @s ,puroe eft reueroings als
9arFequng ber Marine bes -9roBen
&urfiritea ertarat unb auf Nuorouuns
bes &aiierS in ieinem Nrbeitsjimmer
auf9ebdn8t.5 "9er Safer bat audi ffdbon
in elmer betannten Rebe auf 6ies
Bib p%in9euieien. de- '' 7-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

r;, ~ n ,.n1 NChx, 5I.e1;,. ;;,,,....1.s.s..,,x..
n uv-," .s 20 s.sss. I'VE Sa 49, 9. y
49," ,s 49, 81 a., ,;a'' w @.a.,stats9 w.. =,
49,. ;4;X. "'. .s SaSa ;esssa.t ~ ar -
b%n "S4 s.r . ;s'. na.th. =: : .y ",
,,rsr 't% 49, 49,; & aaa .y
q, ' y IN H.. .a.'. . 4 ~ o<eos. e.
r s,a" 'Mss wy 80; ,'e ~ D - =" ss " :
A 1a.'. '.,y % ,u, .g.,..r g.
.@tn|e 1@redlt9e @ema!t :
teat ut, e'eler ,1a9e III Temple. .1er,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

bic @robfirltiR @er9ei (@rindeliin eli:
iabetb BON i 9eiien>D armitaot) gerflqe
eine,,i tbeibeu Buui@s ibres @atten NIT
ribrem l1ebertritt. iNte @roBflrltiu gebt
bereits, uor Diter, init Der ftaiierliden
Gannil,e gun, ortbooorens Mbeubuabl.
tSmj 6iublid auf be ,ansebli4 1pdter in
NuSf9t a%genomuaene 8erbiuouus bes
i2bronfol9ers init Der @rindeiliu Nlir
BON 9eiIens biirftea bieier uebertritt> Bpm
GROCER 8eoeutuu9 ieiug SGrsuirbe BET.
nn@ arufiiidem5 ,9aussefeb i@ous tudb<
renoJ bes' @rautfanbesa unbeoiugt.notbs
ssuenoiseu l1ebertritt Der ffpdtern Ga
,reluua sau@ auejeutli@ er1ei9tsrn,s Elm
Tbetna,i mel@es1 it, ben teRten Eager. IN
@etersburs iebr piet 'beiproden luorbeu
it, II sj9@ aFga2 .Hs9ssf Ha1B9 ~
i%Ginem II uswtis besthet,az
lii9en 9anbelsar1tes oufol9e batten ii:
@feroebabnen, IN @roBbritat1i1ien u11b
Srlarb @nbe SuniSu. S.seine @eiamrnt.
ldt1se BOZ, 948 englil@en Meilen. Das
III Bferoebabnen oneelestej Capital Be.
tr,1s 3ur 8eit l7,so3,o00 Rf Ct, spoz
rauf 1902 900 @f.' ct. ,ein9e5ablt.
tparet. Sic 8etriebseiHuabu1en betrus
gen 3,215, 900 Hf. 7St.,0 bic untofteu
8f. ct. Das a8etriebszI
material 'beitanb' aus 27,719 @ferben,'
SIS 2otomotipen uno 3801 Bagen.
Die BAIL ber i'm Sabre b%ef6rberteu
&a1asiere betrug 526, 369,o00" ober
48,773,0oo urebr ala i'm @orjabre, OBJ
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-02

= 'ssnssr. 4 4 lssssast: ssasss $, ~:
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
A Clever Girls Surprise.

A certain ycang woman who, her family
says, sits up nights to think up clever
things, thought up q specially clever one q
month ago. The family know rs soon as
she came down in the morning from her
air OF supreme self satisfaction that she
had an idea working somewhere back in
her brain. But for week or more she kept
her own counsel; then. one morning, when
they came in to breakfast, they knew. For
at each place was \ small plate Of hot but
tered toast, and on every slice appe red the
monogram Of some one member Of the
brown background.
enough to satisfy the vanity even OF this
exacting young woman. she was induced
TO 60 down into the kitchen and display
the contrivance By which she had brought
it all about. It was made like an ordinary
toastcr. only that the center was composed
Of monogram, which was held in the
frame by a single wire attached to each
side. When the bread was put in and held
over the Gre the metal Of tho monogram
kept its outline from browning, and when
the rest OF the surface was crisp and brown
the letter device was just touched with
creamy yellow. The rack was made OF
ordinary wire, and the letters were Of tin.
There was toaster for each member Of
the family, so that the self esteem OF all
might be equally ministered to. and the
toasters were capable Of holding but one
slice at time.
"The beauty Of this tsastsr." explained
the clever young woman, rs that they
could be made in silver and used for din
ner favors."
But her father shook his head ruefully
and said. II don't see the beauty Of that. I"
New York Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Nurgo Park considered that croco-
diles were but Of little account to the
traveller in Africa, "when compared with
the amazing swarms Of mosquitoes,
which rise from the swamps aud creeks
In such numbers as to harass even the
most torpid Of the natives" With lis
clothes almost worn to rass, he was i'll
prepared to resist their attacks, and fire.
quently, therefore, passed the night
walking backward and forward. flaming
himself with his hat. perpetual motion
being necessary to keep them at bay.
Limo testified to their extraordinary
abundance in Lapland. where SMOKE and
grease were in his time. - they probably y
arc still. the best prsventives known.
And In recent years, Nerdenskiold and
others have recorded meeting with enor-
nous swarns in high arctic lstitudsa,
in whieh regions, Indeed. IL II not only
eulices that exist IN myriads, but etAes
diptsra - wsn.--Knowlsdgs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

strongly esrssopea- Aaa sDs 81 ne pxefsa-
sss sixts.. - sks castle - tA< svensng pic-
sxrs ss Bismarck. Sittlnx in kss srmcsAir.
pskiae ua<siisAs.ssly ~ sAs are. - nile bis
wife plays BessAessn's sssaSAe 10 Eim and
tse family and gs~xs &c Assas hsfealAg
an1 esJeysns-
Sss is Of . ouiek, lively d1spssfssoas WITH
COED taste. clever ~is asd isseiiixencs Of
more than ordinary quality SAs is noAs
prudeat xad eeeRsmicAi hors<ksspsr. ia
noas Ia q ne past for the deisesoas little
dinners which she could esneoct with the
smallest of eatl@ys.
Her slglo1s character Is stroag 20 The
degree Of blystry. HasilS iaAsFised a
STRAIN OF Evangelical plety-her parents
xsre ssanoa Aorsviens-she has feeling
os sncn intense hatred for the French.
waom she regards as q nation Of heretics,
that she VI a. most bitter in her dennacis-
ton OF them aad ssreazly srgeat in Ter
advice TO her huSbAsd 10 sxtsrralnAte
them. her sole reasoa for all this oeing a
fanAtical zeal for the well being Of the
Evangelical religion. Home Jour
nal
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Doilies made to nAEca the lunch cloth
would he yesy pretty. A narrow hem and
two narrow bands OF drEwnwo!k. with
feather stitching dene ia pointed lines.
will make the appropriate edge, and the
space within may be occupied 10y an initial
or left plain.
A set of doliies containing ailusions TO
the months, both In text and towers. will
t.e charming rcnems srarce for an artistic
friend " hen the gift season comes. - come
IL will losg before we are ready for IL, II
we long ago began our preparations. The
little linen doiliss with hems.itched edge
can be bought so chcaply that 10 Is not
worth while 10 make them. Draw upon
each Que Of the sst a dover or Towers as-
propriate TO o certain month and write u
motto TO bs worked Ia outline stitch with
black silk. A pretty sentiment for one
September waves her goldenrcd." On
one side OF the dolly Is q beautifully y
worked spray OF goldenrod done with yell
low silk in French knots. On another ole
the flowers are roses-the motto, ''Sweeto,t
roses welcome June"
Some other sentiments which may he
accompanied by suggestive flowers are:
''Ths violet hides from larch's rough
c.ress" "Our vine wreathed king, Oo-
tcbcr." Peoples bloom in the field in fair
July" Hips and haws in bleak Noven,-
ber." 'September's child. the meadow
bell" "The stately fox glove. August's
love-" '"The satin holly of December"
''The gracious pine not even Jsnuary's
blast c.n strip" "rhe lichen soft In Feb
ruary's wintry smile." "Fruiticn's prom
ise comes in May" 'November's frost
lays bare the nuts" "Anemone, sweet
April's lady" In working the quotations
emphasis is given to the name of the month
by working it In color, while the re-
mainder of the lettering Is done with black.
-HArper's Bazaar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

TIE infsense Of the Princess Bisnasck
ever her brsh.sd hse hen strcss. endur-
inr and eie~seznx. and hss never fer q mo-
merit wsvsres Il Is 10 soubs true. ~ the
prisce - oeen says. thst What he is she
hss rede hin. Alwsrs sse hss enjoyed
his ssssrs eonGAsne- aas sse~s be dsplo-
raa.se issentsass and piaas frsm cs~eep-
tisa - frustier. the trwss -hseh he places
sa her discretion ADD devsssoa s>ssS I'm
p.fr4a
Ry h-~ yrsrvises With rrircs Hsnsrek
she hss h.s thrre cssiir~.. al If ~s>n
are Mvt.g, Hersert. William snS ks-ss,
p~w ~. Cosns>ss ~ Esssxse. ~hs Eves
wits h~r psrs<se sss .sr-~ nssie scss a.
Frs~zrs>b<reh
The ss<sssv eses sss Ess1e frss socSsey,
rres.--<ss rse<>x - sa<.r*ess tAetv syiec-ss
N thstr he-n> Ta< rrfoc~ss b Gs> nm
$3.50, ksr tesEe Coz eissss1ai oassse hes9
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

One day. - I Am tod, the tail sad sie
sifea prssiaset Of the ole Coleny railroad
~s.fersd 1p TO the s.ssseea~e en- business
sosnec.ea wsaA hia read In tke ee<rsdors
Of that ran slisg e<sBce - eocoun.eres .
soanS nss of smooth fscs and pies~isx
ssdr-ss. vbe scccss>d bin At sight. er
pr--sS hu ss>as.re ~ nesting bin sni
s9er-4 ~ ssa Mn - se7 vss ps-~fsle
vsseA asd President Chssts sssAly -
s-yse1
Wsen tke e~rsnd - es1rs>ee4- ~.
Csnss-, jsst ssssse - Aepsrteres tssnked
kts ssps-asss vc~y hesrssiy sd tsce ssss.
ss tie ~sy, sissssek yvar fsss . "-ry
fsaisssr. sset ssfse recaii year rsrne.
- sssoh tss - kse~ - ~ssa 50
- necs ia1es<>1 "oh. ys. srsnssly.
NJ nsne i< Rs~sn. aa 80 gsvstpee.
.~Rouorn -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

bosest fxrshinxs' There are men, how
ever, who can say it-hunireis who can
say II. Thousands wAs can say IL. They
ars more honess than when they sold their
first sisr,s Of rice, or their firse hrsin of
butter. becatiss sheir honesty ssd istsx-
risy hsvs eses tested. tried and carried cut
trfssnphant Bus thsy remember t;ne
when they ceaid have robbed psrsaer, or
have ahscusAca With the fanss Of bank.
or .pruag q snap Judgment. ~ Ssde .
false assignment. or borrowed niinitaoiy
wgthsut arr skfsrs at payment, or ges .
ma, into . sharp corner and eeecei him
But tbsy never took ore step On thss
psshvay Of he'll Gre. They csa say thsr
prayers wishest kesyiag The ehiak Of dis
her>st 3eIisrs They can read their Bible
wisheut thsakise Of the time when. with
. ae ca Their soul. ia the custsm house
tsey ki<.ed ta- Book. They can think Ut
fe1th sd 80 iudxuess that coup sf>cr
fs wfthsst ssv fi1chiez-tbes day whcn
all chsrlssses SD es-ss ssa jockeys ard
frauds ssaIi bs deu sty asaa>d. IL does
nct make th-sr kr>se ke>ck Together ard
Il sses 49, nshe sh~sr se~sh chatter -
rad "ss sAe pss<rf%xe ssss~sk - ssrs snd
hssesesa sA>n net, - Ne thss x-ss~sa
rissss. ss1 sss ~ right, shall Eesre tsea
IN the nssss~s si his days sad ~ his end
sssli - fsei
o., VAST .-scci - Integrity tusic>ss
life isi n ycn have ever s~~n s-neteS -
krs ysns scs.wrtty e<asge before prescott sd-
vsat&exz. II rss have ever wskea~s NJ IA
sc<ns snh&ry~-sssess snd sid. Now / II
SEQ Be<se sstae fver shr rsxss path srd
NJ e.~ vfl kse~ IL ssd I'll ccms AZ rixes
axstu. n b sssv ssee- O.. that esly
ss~ ~ r-ss~d s~es - skes<>ntis ~ n~a
fsr tsxs lie ssa siaes~d ss~sr sc-is fsv
ss-v-sy n = = t-~rr~sssns ~ch~,i. s-ss-
s<ss h<e--e schees Il insexrtky. A AK
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
sspsvssssses % sAs See.

One Of Machias' old sea captains, while
en- route TO the West Indies, had been
becalmed for several days Of Hatseras;
he bad prayed for wind, he had sworn
for wind, but ths wind came not Al
last be thsught he weuid try smother
schsme. 10 he kiseed silver twenty five
cent piece end threw 1t - far - be oonld
out upoa the So In short time the
wind blew gala. ana IL drove his ves.el
to The coast Of Africa-Lewiseen Jour.
nal
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Hrs. Winterbloon--I Jared % nicely
Christmas Harold, open the piano your
papa gave me for Mrs.. Van Twillsr to
look at.
Mrs. Van TwilIer (enthusiastically>-
What beauty! II you will pardon my
laying so, such m expensive present too.
Haroid-Pa says it's only eight dollars q
oatk-Ijfe
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
ard refreshing to tie taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys
tenn efectually, dispsls colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
daeed, pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and hare made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it en- hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SyaUP co.
sss FRANCISCO. cft.
LOUISVILLE. NJ. ae. roRE. Nv
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
r. |. DARLING,
PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who is opposed 20 Pre- Trz1s
Slavery and favors American Industrial iros-
pcndeDce secured through the policy Of Pros
lection. shoulc read the documents puhlshsd
By the American Protective Tarir League. As
apairiotic eliizsa IL ls your cu,y to place these
cocumonts In the hands Of yoer friends. They
are interesting and instructive. and enbraee
discussions Of al phas.s Of the Tsrir question.
The League pchlishes over 70 different docr-
penis. comprising nearly &C pages Of T'isibiy
printed. carefully edited and reIishls inforuls-
tion. Among the authors u these documents
are Hon. Jsree O. nssine: wn N~Einis-. ~
Sev~tnes OF Ohiot senator g n Cal m 81 IlIi-
eenssor a. s psSsser. of rssrs.ss. r~ussos
FRYE. 81 Msspe: Senator Cn<eT. of Nurth Dskctai
fesafCe Justin 8 NarTti, 81 ferrro-ts ee.fffT
Nelson W. tidf7sh. cf Rhcoe islanc Hon.
PIE ~ ws.s,,,v,s,. s,sss ], ~ ses.
81 the Aerien'tersl l.sesrfHsenf al ~ss aing-
fnr; Cornrno8ef- W ~. T. iiusns.: Tsou y a.
Haftshcfn, of New ysFs; cof,rre-srszn TSs.iiser,
ei levsi hen p Jones naysd ilsti = g. =
Dr. X. r. hBief. q sev ftsss Eo1. SEQ. DfaFsT.
Of Mass Hon. &. J.. t3yorff. - fEIats Judge
WIN. fs-reuce. 81 of'os Hoo -. q. Hrrrtsnen
q New fegt Hon Geo. $ seai-e e kssss
knsiey. ct Teunesece.
THIS oumpiste sst Of documents VII he sera
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ADDRESS. wEbsr y. Waterman. sscy. No. -
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