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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-04

DeIiiiFI, mon DOldlfe, Qul en- q la
clef ct qui devra FouvIir en- pre-.
sence de NJ. lie president du tribunal
d Arcy"
Ell c'etait signe: Yirginle Vigne
NAL.
Eth bien ! mademoiselle, dit le
doctenr, javais raison. Ce papier
ne modifie pas la situation.
-Cest vrai, murmura Laurence,
ct pourtant- .pourqUoi done Nine
Nignemal y attachait- ellie tant
d Importance D..
-Je l'ignofe, mails assurement 81
le cottret en- question contenalt une
revocation de son testament, ellie
lie chargerait pas son mari de le
porter a son notaire. Quoi quill
Ell soft d'ailleurs, je ne vols aucun
incoEvenient a deposer ce porte
feuille entire les mains de mon ami
Nj. Lestrigon. Et je ne me crois
pas tenu de Iui confer quill a
passe par les v6tres. Je lui dira'
tout supplement que Roch Ferrer
Ia irouve ct ]e ne mentlrai pas.
LIE reste ira tout seul. On leyera
les scelles gui ont etc mis- au Fou
geray ct maitre Bernier ouvrira
devant temoins la mysterieuse
cassette. Domain, ce sera fait ct
nous saurons ce qu'elle content.
-Vous viendrez me l'apprendre ?
A vous, mademoiselle, NADIA
me votre mere, a Mile Germaine, a
tous ceux que peut interesser ce
secret. ..qui he want pas, je lie
parierais, que vous vous en- preoc
cupieZ. Et. en- attendant qn'on lie
connalsse, je ne dirai rien a per-
some.
Laurence ne demandait pas
autre chose. Ellie donna lie sachet
a NJ. Subligny gui le NIT dams SD
poche ct la conversation en- resta
Ia.
Laurence etait confuse den avoir
tant dit: lie docteur ne tenait pas
a Ell savoir advantage, avant d'a
voir debrouille la situation.
Et, en- arrivant la Germoniere
il fut heureux de constater que
Germaine Sc portalt aussi bien
qu'avant sa perilleuse aventure.
! Pourquoi le droguiste enrich
qui await bati sa maison de cam
pagne au bord du Beuvron s'etait
il donn6 lie luxe d'avoir .une oran
gerie Null ne Ia jamais su. Peut
etre savait.il que le due de Brette
vile Ell possedail une, ct jugeait-i
qu'un richie com mmeneant peut sc
payer les m6mes agreements qu'ui
gentilhomme titre.
Dn temps de Louis XIV, le
prlncipicnles allemands Sc rui
naient a construire des palais ct
planter des iardins pour imiter II
souverain fastueux gui crea Vel
sailIes.
j LIE droguiste ne Sc ruina point
| mais il ne r6ussit qua demi. So
orangerie etait immense ct superbe
Rien ny manquait, 81 ce nest de
orangers.
! II aurait pu en- acheter de leune:
Les pepinieristes de Paris e
:vendent. Mais il youlait de
, orangers historiques, CONNIE ecu
du chateau gui datalent presqu
tous du regne de Henri ".
). Les ancetres du due les tenaiel
de ce roi bataiilenr gui etait ven
coucher il Brettevile en- chevau
| chant a travers la Normandie,
t lis sortaient du pare de Fontaint
hleau. La Revolution les ava
; epai gnes parce que les paysans !
savaient qu'en falre ct lis Sc POI
talent encore a mefveliie.
e Eaute de rouyoir sen procur,
ia narpIiS aypc son ARGENT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-04
No..49

tot, s'ecrla Nine Daudierue. car IN
mas tenn IN tout autye langage
le jour OH NJ. Subligny est venu
demander ia main, ct il etait inutile
&c lenrfer ce jeune homme dune
promesSe que tn he voulais pas
tenlr.
de D'ai rlen promis du tout,
al dit que je retiechiIais, et-..
| -Et tn etais deja parfaitement
decldee, inteTrompitloncle Armand.
Pourquoi as-tu tergiyers6 de la
solte
-Paice que je voulais que N.
du Pommeval epousat Laurence.
-Tu es tolIe
Non, car ellie lfaime, il Ia
Aimee It il Lul teviendra. En-
Yonlez vons la preuve! regardez
la-Oas- ..SanS youS montrer.
Germaine, dtbout ct a Motto
cachee par une des caisses que Ia
drosuiste nayait pas pu garnir
uorangers. voyait ce qui sc passait
dams le jaIdin deyant rautre bout
de Ia serre. Sa mere ct son oncle,
assls Ell face dele, n'eurent QUA
sc pencher un peu pour apercevoir
Nj Al - "a
doucement le long du vitrage.
IL vi Laurence, reprit Ger.
maine voix basse, ct il croft
qu'elle est seule. Gageons quil va
entrer sur la p0inte du pied ct
entamer ayec ellie une causerie
explicative. Ne bougeons plus ct
ne taisons pas de bruit. Ce sera
culieux
Nine Daudierne consulta Dun
coup d'eil son beau frere, qni dit
entire ses dents:
-Ponfqnoi pas Avant hier.
/ a Ia fin ,e la chasse. dn Pommeval
4 paIalsSHi1 aSSeZ mecontent. Je lie
serals pas f;tche de savoir ce quill
a en- It'e. Avec &c garcon Ia,
. tout est possible.
i lie VOLTA! il entire! mnrmura
: Germaine. Pourvu que Laurence
a matt pas la sotte idee de nous
appeler.
Germaine await hien W. Du
= Pommeval venait de Sc gisser
! dams forangerie, ct Sc dirigeait a
pas de loup vers le coin on Lau-
e renee acheyalt son aquarelle.
a Evidemment, il ne sc doutait pas
e que la mere, Foncle ct la seur
), etaient Ia, car sill les await apercus.
IT il n'auralt pas manque de venir
9. d'abord les salucr.
Lorangerie etait Tongue CONNIE
IS un corridor Ge convent, ct les pyra-
mides de pots de fieurs etages sur
\! des supports masquaient le petit
t. groupe du conseiI de famiIle.
LIE bel Arthur n'ayait plus cette
1t allure triomphante qui le distin-
X gait des autres gommeux darcy
re Ses yeux etaient battus, son yisage
detait, ct Symphonic plus signi-
a ticatif que tous les autres, sa
ID toilette netait pas aussi soignee
ir que de coutume.
is II s'avancait, le chapeaa a Ia
n main, ct Laurence, absorbee par
oi son travail, ne le voyait pas venir
Quand ellie )eva la tGte, il etait
devant ellie. Ellie pallt, mals ellie
J. lie perdit point contenance
e. -Vous cherchez ma mere, mon
sieur? demanda -t-elle froldement
Non, mademoiselle, repondit
dn Pommeval dun ton bas ct triste
c'eSt vous senle que je cherche.
as -Vraiment qu'ayez vous done
40 me dire
Ne le deyinez vous pas
Pas dn tout.
ie -Je yiens vous demander par
don.
ois Pardon de quoie
ar, -Davoir jon6 une com6Ii,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-04
Z II..1lE!i e BAG. e:
PAR f. Dc BOISGOBEY.
Suite.


Comment celia, madcmoisele
-Eoch Ferrer a tfouv6 TN sachet
que Nine Vignemal portait sur ellie.
-Yous ayez vu Roch Ferrer.
-Oui tout rhrure. Je suis
montee au rocher de Lemon. Ill y
etait cache.
-Je le savais. C'est moi gui lni
al conseill6 de quitter son Cite ct
de partir cette mutt. Mais il Ell
grand tort de Sc montrer ct surtout
de vous parler.
-Vous savez aussi quill est
amoureux de moi.
= Encore eptte foiie. Jesperais
quill etait guGli dune passion
ridicule.
-Une passion touchante. Roch
Ferrer qni maine sans espoir yaut
mieux que NJ. du Pommeval qui
ma trompee ct qui tromperait
Germaine 81 ellie await la faiblesse
de Fepouser.
LIE docteur ne dit not. /. n'etait
pas prepare receyoir eette arerse
de condolences.
-Mais ellie ne Feponsera pas,
reprt Laurence. Je suis certaine
maintenant qu'elle aime NJ. Pontiac.
-Diable! cfest grave, c'est tres
grave, murmura lie docteur Ell
hochant la t6te. Roger ma rieD ct
Nine Daudierne Sc decidera dif1icile-
ment d Faccepter pour gendre.
-Croyez vous qu'elle Faccepte-
rait sill heritalt de SD cousne?
-Je men sails Iien, mademoiselle,
mais il est impossible quill herite.
Roch seul aurait pu temoigner Ell
sa faveur, 81 un process s'engage,
mais il lui en- couterait cher ct du
reste on ne le cIoirait pas. Poutac
pourrait meme Gtre compromis,
puisQu'il s'est trouve un magistrat
assez bette pour le soupconner de le
ne sails quelle compiicite, dams nn
crime que Roch ma pas commits.
Roch va quitter lie pays ct les
chooses resteronG CONNIE elles sont
-Si le mot de Fenigme etait Ia
ponrtant, dit Laurence en- tlrant dc
soG corsage lie sac de peau que
Roch lui await donne.
La VOLTA done cette fameuse
trouvaille! c'ecria lie docteur. Ce
garcon vGus Ia contiee!
Pour vons la remettre.
-Et que dlable veut-il que J'el
fasse?
IL espere let j'espere anssi- :
que vous youdrez blen pfier Il
president Lestrigon de louvrir.
Celia peut Sc faire, repondlt l.
docteur, aples reileAion- Mals j
suis convaincu qu'on ny troayeti
que des papiers insignitiants. oi
ne porte pas son testament sur sol
on lie depose chez un notaire.
TEST vfai, murmura Laurenc
qui tournait lie sachet entire Sc
doigts.
lie hasard fit qu'elle appuya 81
le bonton d'acier qai ceda sou
cette legele preston.
oh! oh s'6crla NJ. SubllsuA
vous avez, sans le youlolr, ouvert
portefeullle. Rien ne nous emp'
che d'examiner ce quill contien
sauf a le refermer ensuite. J
yous plierai settlement, nademoi
selle, lie faire Get inyentalre.
faut que ie condulse mon cheva!
ie mai pas les mains libres.
Laurence 6tait tesolue I all
iusqu1au bout. Ellie tira lie fe
veloppe &c CUR on papier quei
d66iia ii ao'elle int tout haut.
II y avljt ceci:
"Dsus Il ems "a il viendrais
r,s+.,,,,,f Ia pria me
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-07-04

entretenalt deS HeurS rareS Que seS |
files soignalent .avec amour. En-
hiver, quand il faisait trop froii
dams le iardin ct trop chaud dams
lie salon, c'etait la qu'elles Sc
tenaient de preference. Elles Y
passaient des journees entieres a
dessiner on peindre, ct leur mere
senait quelquefois s'y etablr
aupres d'elles. Leur frere ny
entrait pas souvent, mails Foncle
Armand Sc plaisair y fumer son
cigare, apes lie dejeuner.
LIE surlendemain de la memorable
partie de chasse qul await failli
81 NAL hnir, la reunion de
famille erait presque au complet
Alfred seul s'eIait abstenu G,y
paraitre. II await prs, des le
matin, son vol vers Arcy, sous le
fallacieux pretexte d'acheter des
romans nouveaux chez le ibraire
de l'endroit, ct il navalt point
reparu.
Germaine, plus gale que jamais,
s'occupait ebarber avec des
clseaux les feulles moites lie
certaines plantes 9ufelle affection
matt particulierement.
Laurence copiait a l'aqnare.le
des mimosas envoyes de Nice par
un We'll ami de son pere.
A l'autre bout de la longne
galerie vitree, Nine Daudierne ct
NJ. Armand causaient Ell tete
/ tete sur le mode serieux.
IL est slngulier que nous
n'ayons vu personne hier, disalt
roncle. Ces messieurs nous aban-
donnent.
M. Pontiac est venu, le soir
meme de laccident, preldre des
nouvelles de Germaine, murmura
distraitement la mere.
IL ne pouvait pas taire moins,
mais jai eu beau lfinviter roster,
jusqu'e ce qu'elle Gescendit au
salon, il est parti apIes un entire
tien de cin9 minutes. Ce .arcon
est charmant, mais il ne fait riel,
CONNIE les autres.
-Je lui sails gre de sd discretion.
Apres ce qui s'est passe a la chasse,
ct dams la situation particulieie on
Sc trouve Germaine, Pentrevue
eut etc embarrassante.
Bon ct du Pommeval? Com
ment expliquez-vou sadisparltion
Nous n'avons plus entendu parleI
de lui depuis que nous Favons
quite sur la route. ..asseZ bIusque
ment, jfen conviens.
IL a sans doute etc retenu pal
des affaires.
-AIors, yous ne croyez pas qu'l
soft fache ?
--Je men sails rlen, mai;
en- verite, s'll Sc retirait, je mel
consolerait aussi.
-C'est mon avis. Ellie n;
) jamais eu de penchant pour C,
marriage, ct du Pomm6val ma pa.
= brill6 hier. lie hussard 4 distan C,
: lie bel Arthur, ct j'avoue que ia
admire son courage ct sa presenc
: d'esprit. Germaine assuremen
ne lie volt pas dun cell indifferent
L'avez,vous interrogee pour con
: naitre !e fond de sa pensee
-Je mai pas ose.
-Parce que vous eraignez gu'e!l
II ne vous declare nettement sc
u preferences. Je lie Grains auss
: moi, mais tout vant mieux gu
Il l'incertitude, ct, 81 j'etais votr
! place, je voudras savoir, aujou,
. d'hui meme, a quoi men taniI
: Qu'eile refuse carrement du Pon
meval, c'est son droit. Nous Il
y la foreerez pas a epouser II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
Pig EeedInr ExnerIments

Experiments with corn, corn and grasa,
and grass, as pig fattening rations, have
been in progress for the past three years at
the Illinois Experiment Station. Tests
have also been made to determine the com
paratiye feeding value of soaked and dry
corn, the value Of cattle droppings, aud Of
apple pomace as food for pigs From the
results obtainee from feeding corn or corn
and grass, itappears that the greatest gain
In weight for the corn eaten resulted irom
giving about half feed of corn 10 pigs run
nine on grass, when for 33 pound. OF
corn eaten, pound of flesh was gained.
Pigs given full feed of corn with grass
gained pound in weight for 4 65 pounds
of corn eaten; while those on corn only,
gained but pound TO 30 pounds of corn
fed. II was also observed that the most
gain for the food given was made in the
carly parts of the trials, those fed com
only showing the bad effects Of it towards
the last both in physical appearance and
in slow gain. In feeding soaked and dry
corn there was no perCeptible difference in
gain per pound of corn fed, but those given
soaked corn ate more and thus gained
faster. Pigs following corn fed cattle
gained more 'ban twO-thirds as much as
those that were corn fed and when after
ward given com, made more rapid growth
than those which had not followed the cat
tie. Experiments IN feeding apple pomace
were not Satisfactory. Though the pom5ce
kept well, ara had good chemical com
position for feeding purposes the pigs
consumed very lutte of it,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
ONE KISS BEFORE PARTING.
Request of a Marchioness which Aston
ished "A Young Salesman.

A lady of fashion had been lettering for
nearly an hour in a fashionable music
shop recently. She had purchased copy
OF nearly every piece Of music that had a
sentimental title, and had sent ont TO her
cdrrmge whole portmanteau full Of
love going through every mood OF
feeling past, present or tuture-and was
following their example, when she paused
upon the step AS If medltatipg whether
she would take II or some other sep that
was evidently turning itself over in her
mind
The shopman, who had been somewhat
moved by the tender tone of voice in
which She had asked him, "Wllt thou love
me then as now2' watched her with an
anxiety that betrayed its Ii too plainly in
the adjustment Of his shirt collar and the
arrangement Of his hair says the Shet.
field Eng Telegraph. Suddenly the
lady seemed resolved, as with one bound
she cleared the pavement, and hreathless,
pale. her auburn riuglets huttering in the
wind, stood once more before the admir-
ing sh0pman.
II had nearly forgotten, she said in a
voice that seemed to veil her hlushing
words; dear. dear! | cannot tell where
my head is to-day! come back to ask
you 1t 10y chance here she paused rs it
10 take new courage, while the trembling
shopman posted his two thumbs elegantly
on the mahogany counter and leaned his
body iuqulringly forward-'to ask you 20
he kind enough to give me one kiss before
parting"
"Ma-a.a.d-a-m!" exclaimed the aston
ished shopman
81 want YOU repeated the marchio-
ness, TO let me have one kiss before part
mg-onc will dc il you please
She raised her beautiful blue eyes upoi
his, and met them boldly and I'M.
blusbingly. She then, without betrayiug
any emotion, repeated her question
adding as calmly as possible, 'lt you
cannot give 1t to me now, | will call some
other time
He could doubt no longer. Springing
over the counter, he sliced hold of the
lady's fair form and then and there
gave the kiss she so earnes ly begged for
previous TO departure. To his great aston
ishment, the only return the lady gave
was a box on the ears This was followed
by a volley of blows dealt 10y her parasol
over his head which was accompanied with
an equal number q shrieks that never
terminated till the police came into the
store.
The affair was carried to the nearest pc.
lice court, but was soon dismissed upon its
being explained that zone Kiss Before
Parting was the name of song which
the unsophisticated shopman, blissfully
green from his native fields, had never
heard of before.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
WILD BEASTS IN INDIA.
x.uy Adults and children FAN Prey TO
them.

~x.,v Adults and children FAN a Prey TO
them.
II Is well known that about twenty-five
.bousapd people a year fall prey to the
r,ld beasts of India The larger part Of
tLsss victims are killed by tigers and
,snorous snakes winch are met in the
mole. As a rule the victims of these
!rs9edies are guilty of great carelessness.
With care the danger OF wild beasts
,,igbt in the majority of cases be avert
ed.
been written about great deal In Indian
,,,vspauers has at last succuubed having
met 6is we'll deserved fate June Z. He
moved to be a full grown leopard, probab-
II about years old. He had lurked
around the village in the edges of the
;ppole for months watching for his prey,
md al least fifteen people were killed by
him. inclu ling several adults as well as
children. 1t was hard work to kill i'm,
and he nurt three people badly before he
,ras iucapactated for further harm This
i the way be met his tate.
He had been lowering around a camp of
Rnsabiri during the night of June 3. but
was kept off by five large sheep dogs On
fine 7th in the morning woman saw him
in some long grass near the bungalow,
and taking hun for large Jungle eat after
he fowls ran after him. He charged her,
striking her on the chest, and seized her
Inv the arm. She struck him over the head
with a heavy stick, and other people
coming up, the leopard let 20 aud ran IN
toa garden near bungalow. The woman
was found to have two claw wounds on her
chest and six deep bites on her arm.
By this time some twenty per ors had
assembled and went into the garden in
search of the beast. A Syce in the services
Of tine assistant commissioner declared he
believed it was only jackal, but the words
were hardly cut of has mouth when the
leopard. which had been hiding under a
stone. charged straight at the syce with a
roar knocking him down and wounding
him badly. He is badly cawed on both
arms. behind the right ear, and bitten on
the scalp, aud woald certainly have been
killed lad not man named Nazina run
in and driven long spear clean through
Inc leopard's body. The brute left the
syce and tried to work itselfup the shaft
of the spear to get at his new assaiant,
lint 1t only succeeded in tearing his cloths,
Nazjna escaped unhurt A mistri ran in
totlub but got clawtl on the chm for his
mains, Nazina holding on his spear all the
time. BY this time the others, who had
botpd when the leopard charged, return
ed. and the leopard was dubbed to death.
Chicago Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
g August.
Flower

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Black Of Seneca,
Mo-, during the past two years has
been affected with Neuralgia of tho
Head, Stomach and Womb, and
writes MY food did not seem to
strengthen me at all and my appe-
tite was very variable. My face
was yellow, my head dull, and l had
such pains in my left side. In tho
morning when I got up l would
have a flow of mucus in the mouth,
and a bad, bitter taste. Sometimes
my breath became short, and l had
such queer, tumbling, palpitating
sensations around the heart. | ached
all day under the shoulder blades
in the left side, and down the back
of my limbs. 1t seemed TO be worse
in the wet, cold weather of Winter
and Spring; and whenever The spells
came on, my feet and hands would
turn cold, and l could get no sleep
at ALL tried everywhere, and got
no relief before using August Flower
Then the change came. II has done
me a wonderful deal of good during
the time have taken it aud is work
ing a complete cure. " a
G. G. GREEN, Sole Mdnfr, WoOdburyNJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
ARIZONA NATURAL BRIDGE.
Beneath the Bridge are Numerous Caves
Many OF Them Never Having Been Ex-
pIored

Natural bridge of Pine Creek, in the
northern part of Gala county, is one of
the Qeatest curiosities in the United States
eoualing if not surprising, the Natural
bridge OF Virginia. Ii spans the creek at
the height of 200 feet, and the walls Of the
canyon rise above ii on either side 700 or
800 feet and on one side from a perpen-
dlcular preelpice.
The bridge is of lime formation, and
the inside Of the great arch, which Is
some $50 feet across Ia worn by the water
as smooth as though CHI led by the skill
full hand of a stone ma o.. The arch on
top is nearly. if not quite, 400 feet in
width, 900 feet in length across the Cany-
on, and at the thinest part only six feet
through, about the center Of the arch
IL a hole large enough 10 admit the body
of a man, and through which one can look
down into the crystal pool Of water 200
feet below.
The dixie which forms the bridge extends
in sweeping curve up the right side Of the
stream, and, together with the bridge
proper. affords a surface area of about 100
acres of fertile land which has been con-
verted into a fine farm A spring issues
from the right side If the canyon at a
height to admit the water being easily
conducted to any portion Of the farm, and
the volume is great enough ~ fill a ditch
four feet vide and two feet deep. and TO
irrigate much more land than Is available
for cultivation.
The climate at the bridge is exceedingly
equable, being warm in the summer and
much milder la the winter than that of the
surrounding country, and TO this fact it
ascrlbed the wonderful variety Of veget-
able growth, numbering some $50 pecies
of trees, shrubs, vines and plants The
vicinity abo1nds ia numerous fossils and
shells, and where moisture percolates
througa the calcsreous rock beautiful
staloctites are formed. Underneath the
bridge are numerous caves, some Of which
haze never been explored and which are
lined viii. these oltaQuecones resembling
huge icicies.- Boston transcript.
DR.. G. w Mtrriman has been elected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
II TIE hen2

nv tto HcOk
Of all blood-purifers is DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. But it's
different from all of them. What
ever is claimed for this, it's g1tardn-
ted to do. The money is refunded
in every case where it fails to bene-
ft or cure. It's because it is differ
ont that it can be sold 80. All
diseases originating from a torpid
liver or impure blood yield to it.
It cleanscs and purities the system,
freeing it from all manner of blood
poisons, no matter from what cause
they have arisen. For Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Scrofula, Salt -rheum,
letter, Erysipelas, or any blood
faint OF disorder, it is an unequaled
remedy. Nothing else can take its
place.
Golden Medical Discovery"
contains no alcohol to inebriate,
and no syrup or sugar to derange
digestion.
It's a concentrated vegetable er-
tract; put up in large bottles /;
pleasant to the taste, and equally
good for adults or children works
equally well all the year round.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
WHATEVER ISIS BEST"
ELLA wnEELrR-wILoOx

know As my life grows older,
And mine eyes haye clearer light,
That under each rank wrong sou ewhere,
There lies the rool Of right;
That each sorrow has its purpose,
BY the soJrowing Oft ulguesssi;
But n sure rs the sun oAgius morning,
Whatever isis best
/ know that each sinful action,
As sure a. night brings shade,
Is somewhere, some tine punished,
1hoH~'. the hour is long delayed
know that the soui Is aided
Sometimes by the heart unrest
And TO grow means often 10 suffer
but whatever isis best.
| know there Is no error
In the great -upernal plan,
And aiithiugs work together
kOr the final good of man;
And know when my soul speeds onward
IN it, grand eternal quest,
! shall cry as look ckearthward,
"Nha ever isis best
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
BARABOO wATEH WORKS,


BAEABoo, Wis, Aug. 7.--Bara5oo has
a new water works superintendent in the
person Of J. NJ S'rassen, who has Just
arrived from Lincoln TIT w s.. keaoe,
a Young mar Of about "a years, has held
the position since mig father death and
lust why the change is made cannot be
ascartained Mr. Reade was for two years
the superintendent Of the Portage water
works and it is thought some difficulty
there was the cause Of his removal.