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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
QSns n1an nift t1oten fnl.

Sn 5ranfre;9 ~cEtbulten bic S6ul,
bidder Bclebrunsen iiber Die 9aibli6feit
mander Sbiere, Die uielfa6 s%et0otet
weroen, ole ntur o6er ni1t tDoteu ioa.
@s BeiBt balm:
eEsel. 2ebt meiItens bon Wduien,
tleinsn stagetbisren, Gro unb @es
i6ucden unb @nsertinseu - Sbitrhen,
bic benz adertau i4dbtid iinb. G6o<
tet baber feinsn Ssel!
Rrbte. Cine ipa9re @ebilfin oes
9anbmaAas. Seoe uesnidtet 800
Snieftsn in Der Stuaoe. 36otet bi.
8r5teu ni6t!
Maulpurf. Gr rerSeGrt ~unabldifis
gnserlin9e, 2aruen, &uupen uno anoere
6sn Nderbau iddoi ssnbe Suieften.
aeine gpur oOn &flun5en uurbe jemuls
in ieinem @a9en 9eiunosn. Goblet
Den MauliuHr5 ui6t!
8osel. SeOc 9rOoin5 bat Quidbrlit
srobe 8erlulte our6 pie SnFeften. 3d.
sel iino pie eiu5i3en Gsinoe bsrielben,
iuel6e ill Stanse iinb, ti6tls a~ufjurdu.
men. sic iino Die 9rebeu 3aupcu
tobter u,S 9ebilfsu oss Ndsrblues
mic Der S61tSudt. 5Bbtet Of: @psel
nldt.
Standardization. 9ieie iinb Die
Sreuube Der 6elobcuer uuO Gdrtnsr,
ineem lie Slattlduie auf Den Getuddier
in Mense p~sr6ebrtn. 93btet Die Wa~
rieufdfer6en nidt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

i6madnoqe 8orsans mag iebr uners
quidli6e 5Olsen baben. Drei Der Gr:
mprbeten tuaren ndmli9 italienii9e l1ns
tertbanen, 81 beren 8eidibuus bic @ers
Staten mad ben bestebenben Sertrdgen
perpfi@tet finb; Gtaatsiefetdr Blaine
bet @Oo. 0i6Ols bon 2Ouiiana uuf
Oieie Ebutia6e auimerfiam semodt unb
bon ibm itrenae 8eftrafuns Der 2pnber
%uerlan9t. Die italienii9e &esieruns
fat ibren @elanbten in @ai9in9tpn I'M
itruirt, bon ben Ser. Staatcn @enu9.
ibuun9 fir Die 56btuns breier ibrer
untertbanen 81 %perlansen. Die CIR
bitteruns III Stal;en lit sroB; in 8alers
mo uto anberen Stdbten Sisiliens lit
es fiir einen 4merifauer lebenssefdbrz
1i6, ii9 6ffentli9 auf Der GtruBe 81 Seir
sen.-Suffentli9 wirb Die Ga6e aui
siitli6em @e9e bciselest.
9ie Grippe 9raiiirt our Belt iebr
fart III Chicago. glae Soipitaler iinO
iiberflqt; ein 0rittel Der Srieit;Gger,
elm 3ebntbeil Der SOli5iiieu fteben ouf
ter Sranfenl:i te uub i'm @unjcn birfte
ein uolles giertef Der gbicasoer 8euDl>
feruug mebr ober i~ueniser uoer9rippt"
1ein.
@r=@oupcrHelr 2ucius &obinipn upn
9tetp gorf liest i'll glmpru, 81. g.. I'M
eterbcu. Gr lit 81 Sabre oft, wurbe
1876 bon Der bemotratiidsn Barter gum
@puocrneur bon 9tciu gorf seiudbli
unb mar als iul9cr Der 8or9dnser
Glepelanbs.
Su &rouioence 81. S, lit bic 9ruB'
Oleomarsarin=5abrif BON SOGn $
Gsblbers @rupioeace 9airp 60. ioe9e'
@erfaufs bon Slcumar9arin o6n'
steuerItempe1 unh als e6te Butter uon
ben Stcuerbeamtcn nit 8eidla9 beles'
tuoroen.
Ser &rcu5er @alena unb berS6lepp
bampfer geinu, uel6e pori9e &o6e al
Der 8ilte BON WaHa9uietts 9ci6eiter
Iinb, iuerben jest bonn Marinebepurte
nsnt fir perloren seseben.
Sci Gltoria, Oregon, lit Der eiiern,
9nmpfer ,Satapia", Der cunaoii6el
Gacificbubn Eseb6ri9, 9~eitranbet uni
luirb ~ausselnben uerbu miiien, I'm
I, lpieber ilutt 81 irerben. Gas Sdth il
$50 SUB lang unb bGlt 1880 Soansn
Die penuiptuaniide 2c9islatur ia
cine uatcriuduu9 Der 8%erwaltun9 De
Splbateniuaiienbeimat6 in Wercer bon
: Sabre 1875 at ansepronet. @s iinl
Acknowledgment erboben iuoroen, oai
Der Gtaat bur6 Mibuerualtun9 jene.
: Sn1tituts I'M iibcr 81 100000 beitoblel
tuorrcu iei.
GuIsoale, Miii., p. Mdr5. Ore
Meilen iueitli6 BON bier c~ntleiiie bent
slbeno Elm 3u9 uuf Der Sallep.S abu
. 9ccOmptiue lnb @~epddiuugm itiir5te
uu. Su9cnleur 6runf Sron9an ur
e ein farbi9er 9sijcr iuurten 9etbcte'
Die 4aila9iere entfamen unuerlest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
SRcilerineit in Dir Runhc

uerbreitcn lid i'll Der Babe Sen iu~mpfi9cn
ober iiberi6pemmten 9Gnbern, oil ben flu6en
ufern pom Str0nen unb Sliiiien, Die bort
ibren llrIprlin9 babe1, bic 6,;me Der Malaria
bur6 bic quit rnb werben nit bieIer pom
SauIenbeu Don Weni9en, eingeatbntet mel
DIE lid ni6t nit einen paiienben S6us=
mittel 9e9en i6reI1 unbrilpouen Sin flub &c
rpappnet baben. limb bod e%riitirt ein Iol6es,
mG6ti9 ;i9lci6 oils Sell rpie als Sorbeuqs
u%n9smittel, rein i'll ieinen Seitanbtbeilen nno
Der piiieni9aitli9 onertannts Grl9s tlr oas
ter's Maeenbitters, elm Sausmittel lnb cling
S6utpebr ni6t mir ge9sn MaIaria, ionbere
aud ee9er Cpspepiis, SeritopfunS. Peberrl
leiben, 8beumatismlis, Niertn- lln6 Slaitn''
leibeu unb TeruoiitGt. Inter ben itdrfcnoer
Gliriren iimn,t eS ben eriten Ran9 ein lIlo
rc9t 9anS beionbers ben 9lppetit an. Won
mlB es obcr ipiiematii6 9ebrau6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
syranenIGdcln nnb JrauentbrGucn.

0as cine, Der Wdnner Ser5 an5ufeis
ern, bas auoere. es gu beidnftiscn. Gin
alter Sunsseiele iaste einmal, 5rauen
ipdren entpe0er n9an5 9G9eln ooer gang
Sbrdnen''; bas fam aber ni6t wnbr
iein, benn mas milrbe uSipil9en elmer
9brdue unb einem2dhelu" fem. 5rau:
En- bahen senus au~s5ubalteu, I'M Tie 81
| n9an5 9brdnen'' Su MAIDEN, uno gellls
81 erbuffer, I'M iie 81 n9au5 9ddeln"
81 MAIDEN. @snn 9eplagt BON Nerpulis
tat, y5rauenidmdde", 9aitrildem aopf'
i9ner5 unb Den Sablreiden &ranf9eis
ten, mel9e ibrem @el6le6t ei9entbimz
lid, bann iinb Na6benfen uro nSbra>
nen" ni6t 81 permeioen, aber iuenn lie
bebenfen, DAP es lit DR.. Pierce's Favo'
rite Prescription eit ii6erss Seilmit'
tel fir alle 1ene ySrauenleioen" giebt,
buun lit @runb gum n9d6eln" oprban'
ben.
DR. Pierce's Pellets, bic urlpriins'
li6en unb einiig edten tleinen 2eberpil.
len, rs Gents eiu Sldid6en. Cine PR
9olis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Sine Sur fir 019mnna.

5rarf Cornelius Upu 9nrceu, Snb.
Ter, ia9t: sd p%cranlaBte Scrrn
Sinlplr, beiIet 5rau cine 2dbmrull9 int
@elidt fatte cine 5tuide ppn 9bambcr,
lalits uYain Balm" ju %taufcn. i31 ib.
rent 9roBcn Gritauu;1t iuar lie, ebe Die
5lalte garS 9cbrau6t mar, t~eocutenb
beiicr. Sbr @eIidt ipar nad) ciner
Seite perip9en 9etueicn, ollein Der
SdmerSenbaliam beireit Iic bon allen
SdmerSen, &unoheit l.llo Der Ntunb
befam feline natiirlide @eitalt ,picber.
Gs 1T au6 einc iidere Sur fir &beumas
tlsmus, labnten 8iidcn, Serrcnfun9en,
Yin ldipslun9er u1o 2abmbeit." SOC.
Slaiden 81 perfaufcn bel eimpn Soez
ger & Gp., 9rafe, Mu., Sinfbuetter &
Suerte, 9tprriion Mc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
aSie man cine ffurfr GrtGltuns be-
%ieitiat.

Capt. 8. u. slcett, Der LANCE 3eit
bel Den Serren Gercioal s. Sat.er,
GrunbeiseHtbums- urlo Serliderunss-
I9enten, III 2es Mo;nes, Soma, mar
unb elmer ~unIerec beiten uno seabtelten
@eIddftsleute jcaer Staot lit, ia9t:
sd faint Die guten gigeniduftsn bon
Gbamberlain's Suitenmittel bs5eu9er, ca
i6 es in meiner Sanilie iuibreuo Der
lcstcn a6t Sabre 9ebrau6t babe uno
fam ib nit Gertrauen iagcn, oaB es
nidt ieines @leidtn bel Grtdltunsen
uoer 8rdune bat. soc. 5laIden 5u
uerfaufcn bel Simrn &oeaer s. Co.,
8rnfe, Mo., 9infboctttr & Sutnte,
abortion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

9as 8robibitionsneie iii aanias
miro cnoli6 oificiea als Sebli9lus er.
tldrt. 0as Sauscomite Der 2e9islatur
eritatteie Seribt iibcr Die Nusiibrufs
bes @eIebes uuo in9tc IL. u; rgns
GeIes miro nirgeno5 aIts9cFibrt. an
ben Srter, no Elm %crriter 8eriud &C.
ma6t lpurbe, Die @irtbidai!en su
unterbriiden, baber iih ole geieaihaft.
lid,u 3uitdnbe eniidieeea psri6lims
inert. Standardization ipuroeu oil
alien Gtfru betriebeu uno bas 2uiter
uabnt iiber9aio. @ir iino fir Gut.
hebuu9 ocs 9alS uno oar uuiuirfIamsn
ulO unl,iibcn M~rtropOlitan : Toli;ci9e'
ieses."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
: 0obe Soonpide erIdos Iid BUR,

= 9tabe 9oonoiIe eridoB iid bur6
3ufall Senr1 g. 8oGleatb, ein promis
neutcr 8arssr, 9srielbe s1itt, feline
6lin:e in Der !6anb, BON elmer Sens, no
sci oas @eipebr i;d eutluO unb Die
2anung inn burd Den a6rpcr 9ins.
-Sn 9anias gitp serietbeu !Serrp
Seppler, gubp Getto, Gbiul,b Sheebp
unb SDGn Go1abnn beim S~ar:cnipiel in
Streit i'm SerlauIe beiieu @etto bon
ieinen 9enOiien bur9 6uBtritte se.6otet
Seppter tuutoe arretirt. Die
Ga6ersn enttameu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Berlin, 20. Ntdrs. Der SaiIer
bat eiiic sriinbli9e lluterIudun9 BEG
Suitanees Der militdriidcn Masa;ine
arseororet. Ilarmiiten se6en 10 ueit,
si erflaren, DAB Die Gage Der 9inse in
annrder !Sinii6t O~erienisen n,dlt I'M
dbnli9 lei, iuelde beim Sesinn bes
asutidsiran56ii6en Srieses in 6ranf.
reid berridte unb baB srube 8ctriiae.
reien on Der Resierups peribt tuorben
ieier. 9ies miro iuoeB nitt alIaemein
seslaubt uno bas 9riessminiiterium fat
bere'ts cine uuteriu6uus einseleitet,
,pel6e, iuie man glaubt, jebe etiua BE.
Itebsnbe 5dufc entGllcn iuirb. Die 81.
ft5iere beg Observation-Disclosures, iuelde trps
Der tleinen @asen itart aeipielt ba5sn,
iino berbadtis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

-5rau 8eitp gabifee cine betnete
@itttpe in Sprinsfieic. luRroe tiirSft9
bon eiiem unbefannlen iii i5rer 8o).
nuns anscsriHen unS nit eirem Snip.
pei furdlbar 5useridtet. Wahbaren cnt.
bedten bea 5baibeitano arn nd6lt. n
MOrsen unO i6eint cs in5iuii6t barauf,
baB Srau gapilce ie6r arm 1T, ure,fldr,
li6, ben 5ipcd cieies qnsriTs 81 tes
9~reifeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

NdtSeGn Monate fit ib al einem
9efti9en aitbmatiidea 2eiben. Nur6
ldn9ercn Gebraud bon Or. 4nauIt
&6nis's 9ambnrser SraIttbee lplrbe i5
bon mcinem 2eireu befveit.- Carl @ol;
fert, @de Sycamore nnS S~acinto Str.
Dallas, Ser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Sen Nrmen Elm se9en, belu icl6lt,
,oas S6drflein Der 8ittwe" 9enii9 t, I'M
ieiner t~beilbafti g 81 iperben: 81. Su1's
Suitcn Gprup, tuitet nur 25 9euts Die
5lai6e; friber beourfte es Dollar nuf
Dollar, It'll ben Sottcr III bcfriebi9eu.
Srast eurcn glpotbefcr unb er ipiro
DAB bas beriibmte Saluntirn Del
ale anotrcn 9inimentc OF site iibers
triift, urlb bod foltet es II % Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

NcuBerli6e @erlesun9en uub luetiGs
ungeii iperben fiber bur6 Die Nnluenos
un9 bon ct. SafObs Del scbeitt. Sc
brau6saulpcilun9 MT ;:hcr Slni0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
&nn{na Nitn- 9nn-

SIT 9anias Gitp, No., iuuroe III
einem Sta(lc Der 9eidlnam zines Waus
neg, gtumeus @nbrep 6%;anesan ouise.
funbeu. 9trietbe wGv D~9rbun9ert. ST.
mar ibrmlid ju eincm Sfelett atscma.
CERT oas 9unSe @cpit3t icireS &6rpers
betrla rllr nod 60 9$frAo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
MORRISON
BRICK YARD
sen
SONS & BEcEhAHH,

Worrilolt, Wir.
@ir batsn in Nsrriion sins nsas 3isss.
lei einssribtst uue linb son MN an I'M
Stanbe bic tslfen gadfeine III irhr nisrs
rsh Trsiien III ~IisfrrR unb gauluiisr MFR
ten IS in itrfm Sntert6t fnbtn Lritrs
prtiie 10 lernsH. Gbsnfdlis lisirrn mir etr
uniterircTliben SsbI5I5tn Rail- rrsmpt
binig Nib i'll Glen Nuantitdtsu.
lSapI90 Srbns& 9e ema
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
y ST. JaRobs Gel. n

grppflpn, 81. g., 9. Gpril, 1890.
Ct. Satpbs Sel beilte n,einen Batter
tint lesten @tn.er mad ssbnidbristia aets
ben Sox rbeur,atii9sn S4meraen.- Srau-
ltin 6Ara @sits, All 9ompfins'aS
mttres, @ifFin.cp Counts, ga,
Srau Spbn Gen,r,ifl fatte 10 SABRE
an Sdmsrsen I'M RudsratH 9elttten, bic
fe fi6 tn Griae s*,,sr @srlssuns ;usesrSsn
bate, fe mar ni6t trt Stanbe iu Sessn.
Rad ben, Gtbrau&s ron ,mst SlaiGsn
eS. Sefcbs Sel ipar s~plfanttse Sstt-
ing erfplst.
2itt1e 81 asibs, @iss.,2. @drs, 1883.
Weine 6rau litt an Beftissa lerratsts
ften SGmsr;en i'm G'efi6te. sic ritb
baFslte NIT ct. Safebs Del elm unb inc
Hsstals srst StunSsR parsn a1e S9nt:r.
gen Strfhpunbtn.-Garl Gdeibe.
Gin. 6iaf5s 81. Safuts Gel ;Ofst 80 Cents
(fIuf SIofden fir 5000. 81 il. ieasr EPs!bsts ~
bassr.
THE CHARLES A. VoGELEg CO.. Baltimore. "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

SIT gteuuba ourdl9uitt li9 50. &.
Solibap ben Sals uno oeriuuuocte ii6
in Der 8ruit nit cintm Mefer. Wan
iast, berielbe iei Gin SO9n oes &idters
SpQibaD in Minneapoiis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

THE CHARLES A. yoGELEs CO.. Baltimore. "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Cine 6iaf5s Gt. Safnbs Gel sOtst 80 Gents
(fiuf SIofd,sn fir 5000. 81 i'll icssr aips!Bsis ~
hn6s,
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07

"Or when <aea aeed
man drrpg nIg6t ad hA d Que
idea business oH boos writing.
or even preaching tamk,
You IS using un al your fuel.
Stop. Go out among other mea.
Take in fs, fre-h ,mo-
tions -wako haste slowly
"More than an. when / soc
men who profess to Isl clustans,
liylg with no other instruction
Tor their dauy Ife Than than thm
of q weekly Sermon ! want 10
say TO lhcm You must take is
fuel Read your bbIe Do rt
omlt prayer You cannot make
spiritual progress .inpIy with
good intentions Wood rp, or
the motive power Will aie out.
and the betler liie -tap midway
inlls shewenwUrl journey frozen
IN the zee Youths Com-
panlon,
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07

prove rather 4 cursa. Il would be
2 very costly schemc, nccessitaiing
tile cmpl ym"t Of many thous
NldS ~ new officials. aud tins cost
would 10 hr main hc paid as taxes
are now paid in lhr fi,m rs aud
lahorcrs Of the country. AN the
otlitla connected with the M IN
agemeat ol he NarehnnSes would.
under the Constitution. he meet s
Sarliy appointed by the Ptcs dent
nh ad at a department Of n Fe,l RAJ
court Tney would therefore bp
selected without piopct knowledge
oi their qualifications, moral or
mental, and would snon bee ,mp. IL
o her offices are. the means uf re-
Wording he pol tteal wotketS III
the pat,y ia i wer. Cotton and
o lel products would hr graded Us
th So oliic ais. not according to
M III aud value. but tureward the
friends OF the officials or To punish
their ~ mics.
:. Tn government is not orga 4,
iz.d mr. Is I'll fit instrument for
The transaction of private bnsiuess
Al that the government does in
the way Oi business such MS erect.
ing pablo buildi -, improving
hirhurs, rivers, ttc. costs about
twice as much more than The same
work wonl cost tt done hy private
la Tres There ara many otbpr
re 5 ns which, iumy Judgment. "a
10 sh ~ tht the scheme. even II il
WAS cnnstitfr unai IS not on
one iol III farmers ami the cOun-
4 tty, hut ! have not thr time IA
mention them. ] hive no srhen,
iur the relief 81 the larme Other
tHat such ~ comes from good.
non =, fair, impair ial government.
lie less ni ( ut taxation, rem 81
ing tie o lsta les to fee markets
all over the world, The free coinage
Of both gold and silver, aud uic
issue of Unilci States Tfeasu,
otes 80 as to give them oh,
Treasury nuics) A. amount euua
~ $40 pei head of our plmtl ,tiun
VITA Ills free coinage aud lh,
Is ne Of Treasury notes the cur
reney would sppu amount to So
per ncad o. oar people.
This not" is hastily prepare.
wiih the view Of meeting you
questions without unnecessary dc
lay. ! shtil take oGc sion III III
inture 10 discuss these matter
more fre ly. Yours truly.
J. Y GEORGE.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07
MI3y0A, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, MARUH i IsaL

man think he has found nice
rtahe seat, the AlliAuc slips
il from an isrbim and painful iu-
deed is tie aisaPpotutmcl t. l
spoke iust now of refreshments,
aud had prepare nice mess Of
crow tor YOU; bur now di cover
tina IN y0ar recent anxiety to ex-
plain thai tano IS sp ech you IN lde
h9lore the Alliance convention,
that you liav, aready eaten all of
the sub ne tsuty crow xcepl few
tail frath erS, but here is glass Of
Jcff'eason aemuc icy, according to
the epistle of the Romans, thai
sou were SO partial to a sh TT time
since This is the las OF the cask.
AMI plcase swa low the same. All,
yon fl d the quil in enelsed in
glass SO that il wtIl not vet your
llps 1t is very nice to look upon
bn ! llr Dead Sea fnit, is taste
les This shows YOU that 10 de-
pend ~ olhri class ihln the Alli-
atce for Office alid lonors is to
plrlake Of Il paahtom pol ltical
lun,b.
erhs. my newly-male bro her
IN Is thu ii st d gre /. trust The
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07

IdheH ~ time,
even Consumption yields to the
wonderful effects Of DR.. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery. Il
won't make new lungs-but it will
make diseased ones healthy when
nothing else will There's reason
for it, too. Consumption is Lung
scrofula. For every form Of scrof-
ula, and all blood-taiuts, the Dis
coyery" is positive cure. It's
the most potent strength restorcr,
blood cleanser, and flesh builder
known 10 medical science. For
Weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and
all lingering Coughs, it's an une.
qualed remedy. It's a guaranteed
one. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
yon have your money back. You've
everything to gain from it--nothing
to lose.
It's especially potent in curing
letter, Salt-rheun, Eczema, Erysip.
elias, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Ewes,
Goitrc, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Glands, Tumors and Swellings.
Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal
under its benign influence.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07

MISSES CARRiE AND ELLA yAuaur.
hRNr located at Osyka, Miss. ana ar
noM prepared 70 iill orders for DREgs-
MAhlNG ANp MILLINERY.
ne latcst aud most stylish IndIan
iials anu Bonncts, Ribbons, yoIling.
ie4tneIe' Lares, lfnohing, etc., constant9v
solicited, s.,..se '0,n1gs
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07
BscazLt 0a.s LAMENT.


''', ;'' o 80 ',oar,, ="
iaa 4d to drsw tears
irum aIesu ncl tD Ne ping. He
en lis Gusi8a 10 he Montana
FarUiu- 4a 5t ek journal, aud
aii tt along down
th .oli ~ iimc
Our ne man comes TO his
-olita aa mehfall after
NQr6 upoA rfnea. H. faces the
pos rctl Hs Id, silent hut,
am br aas a. rs fo / .ws:
Vow beiofv supper must bake bread
| wondl shat tme Tonight III get to
h'o'
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ihe al7he7 f. "ash' and th"l SICK eoit
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a,'enN'
an ''la ste"' h"if ih h'S oNeia'is 10
Ilef ndy imagined when he i fl
home 10 Oh morning that he would
a least h ve some bread aud cold
meat ~ super. Bat when he
struck a ligh' he iou d only a
''pii Of dnty ds'ics" aud q note
from Bill y ke, + ank Clcav' r
and 9th r., 'aling they had been
{ er, e. visit him ard hal swept
tn board ad Tie g ~ Of very
t ing eaiable--'.n { enough left to
le ID even monse."
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earth,
But will we'd man Tor hi. own true
worth;
Who fears not t. use hls stroug right arm
To shield her from IL earthly harm.
Now, final word and I've aid my say
To the hard worked girls in the east far
away
Here in Montana there's homes for all
Who choose 10 hear the lone ranchmsn'
call.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07
WOOD upl


1.-The young people of day,
SAID the old squire, scan have no
idea of the difficulties and dangers
oftrayel fifty years ago. Itemem-
bera journey that made IN 1885
from Pittsburgh IN Pennsylvania
to New Orleaos. My chance Of
success IN an important undertake
ing depended upon my reaching
New Orleans before a certain day
cit was then late IN November.
The cold was becoming intense.
The Ohio River was full of large
blocks of floating ice, and there
seemed TO be imminent danger
that the channel would close over
before we could reach the Mlssis-
sippi. If it should do 50, there
was no chance of my reaching
New Orleans by land. Tracts Of
unbruken wilderness interyened,
and the storms were frequent and
heavy.
"'Can we make 1t, Captain !
asked, as stood beside tie mas
ter of the messenger" on the
deck, watching he wheel abori-
ousIy pIowing its way through the
masses Of ice.
81 don't know, sir, he said.
The channel is nearly closed #
we can cut our way through to
warmer water to day, we arc safe /;
but the ice is making fast. Every
minute counts.
81 was trembling with excite
ment. MY future largely depeud-
ed on the progress of this lumber
ing old boat. Sse seemed 70 me
to creep. to crawl; finally, she
stood still.
"The wheel was delIberatel y
reversed. The boat qulyered, ran
to shore, ltopped.
81 leaped to the edge of the
deck. fhs pilot stood idle, the
captain and clerk joKed leisurely
together.
What las happenedY
shouted. why do you stopf !
am ruined if you do not 60 ont
We are woo1ing up calm
ly SAID the wherlman. Taking
on fuel
"The black decx- hands below
were throwing the wood TO the
boat from a heap on shore, ac-
lompanyIng their motions with a
slow, melancholy chant.
81 grew wild with impaiiance.
| counted each lost minute as a
step towards disaster.
"The boat started again in half
an hour, but twice that night il
stopped to wood up each tine,
as | thought, losing ground hope
lessly. But when morning came
she steamed trlumphaDtIy out Of
the cakIng ice into free water
We had passed on our way two
boats Iyirg caught among the icy
hummocks.
" They had not fuel enough to
keep their engines going, SAID the
Captain. They wouldn't stop at
the last station-lhought they
could make 1t. In a run like this,
you have got to make haste slow
ly # you want to WIN
II often think Of the Captain ;
saying, when ! see ambitious
young people s.arting onl thsir
gun for life. They tepf Al
too eager. D.
The Magnolia gazette., 1891-03-07
vol. XIV.
aov.GoRpoN.s INITIArIoN.
a TRULY AMUSING DESCRIPTION.
How a Man Who Had Been Playing
Fast and Loose" With the Alliance
Was Made Member Of the Order.

Was Made Member Of 1.-THE Order.
The article below first appear
ed In the Athens (Ga.) Banner,
and was afterwards copied into
the Southern Alliance Farmer. IL
Is worth reading, and will bring
smiles to The faces of many who
are not Alliance men:
The candidate was escorted lato
the GROOM OF the Alliance by
body of farmers. He manifested
some nervousness when his con-
ductors demanded that he partial
ly disrobe and submit TO the
ordeal Of being curried off with a
corn cob and RIB down with a
bundle of fodder; the reason for
this phantom agricultural bath
being that it was necessary TO
cleanse his person from the con-
Eliminating effects of too close a
contact with Atlanta politicians,
and that he might enter the realms
of agricultural bliss. He was
then arrayed in pain Of copperas
pants, upheld by one suspender,
ana a hickory shirt, wool bat and
brogan shoes. The Alliance (nIs
guide explained) was no respec-
toi Of persons, and every member
mus. be on an equal footing
Three raps were giver on the
lodge room door, and a sepulchral
voice from within demanded:
"Who pmes there ?"
ga poor penltent who Is CROP
ing ir darkness, and asks that the
light of the Alliance be turned
upon him, was the reply.
"Is the candidate a tiller of The
soll?' was the next query from
within.
+'He says he has always been
the best friend the farmers of
Georgia ever had was the eva
sive response.
"See If there are any corns ~
his hand or cuckle-burrs ia his
hair. -
The seeker of the light says
he IS only farmer by proxy. and
the coins are in the hands of the
men who work his land
.sDoes the candidate ask admit
tauce INTO our order en- his own
vohtion, and is be prepared to
pass through the ord al Of initIa-
tion?''
"He does, al d he is.
nI.et lie caudidate th.n re-
MAN IN darkn, ss, until his eyes
are prepared TO receive the great
light that the Alliance Will tuiE
.uTon hIm.
The eyes of the applicant were
tbandagsd with a second hand
.guqno sack, the door of tile lodge
room thrown open, and Georgia .
ex-Governor aud United Statos
Senator, for the first time IN hls
life, found himself IN the inner
sanctuary of the farmers lair
He was marched three times
around the room, while the mem
bers welcomed him W .th-
twhile the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return.
With a ''gee'' aud 81 a~' the
candidate was escorted to the
Grand Tycoon, who used as his
chair of slate the end of a bale Of
cotton.
soar wouId-be brother, your
husuiliating entry into tins room
tcacAes you a useful lesson. 4
few minutes ago you came 10 as
rceklpg with the odor of the pol'-
stician ard arrayed IN the 49,
pbernnlla e -