Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1891-09-17

ed among dried fruit, it will
keep out the worms.
| Five hundred veterinary
surgeons in Great Britain have
signed a paper condemn
ing overhead check reins as
paiAful to horses and productive
of diseases.
If you wish your paper con-
tinued after the time paid for
expires, pay up, send us a card,
or send us word to continue it,
and if we have found you faith
ful, it will continue.
Miss Flora Frymlre and
Miss Cora Drum were out call
ing on their friends Thursday.
They did not forget the PRESS.
Miss Mabel McCans was alao Il
pleasant caller this week.
"A man by the name Of
| David Longnacker, who lives in
Illinois was fined 50 for work
ing Oh Sunday. He is called an
Adventist, keeps Saturday rs a
day Of rest, and works all day
Sunday.
we have seen a good mauy
men who attempted to reach
prominence and wealth by dis
honest means, but the ladder on
which they were climbing usual
ly fell baore they got half way
to the top.
The Marble Hill public
school opened Monday with
Miss Mexico Finney as princi-
pal and Miss Anna Conrad in
charge of the primary depart
ment. They are both expert.
enced teachers.
The man who never speaks
well of another is likely Is man
who is brimful Of defects and
judges other men by himself.
The better the man the less
likely he is to see faults in 9th.
er people.
Gravy will generally be
lumpy if the thickening is pour
ed in while the pan Is over the
fire. Set the pan off until the
thickening is we'll stirred in,
then set on the fire and COOK
thoroughly.
Merchants who permanent
ly advertise create the impress
sion of strength and of sound
ness. People at least feel
that those who keep their names
before the public are solid and
substantial.
The peuitentiary census
shows that in The United States
there are 45,233 convicts. New
York leads, with 8,l9O. Texas
comes next, with 1910. Penn.
sylvania is third on the list. Cal
ifornia fourth, Georgia fifth and
Missouri, with l,701, is sixth.
The Governor Of Georgia
has signed the bill prohibiting
the sale OF liquor within three
miles of any church. or school
except in Incorporated cities. 1t
is said that where churches and
schools do not exist evry three
miles, cheap structures viii! be
erected ut OrCe.
The cross on your paper is
merely TO let yon know that
your time has expi, ed, and is
Our means Of ascerlajning
whether it's continuance il de.
sired or not. VIZ will not force
TINS paper on any one. Nyon
wish 1t continued send MS a card
or let us know in some way that
You wish 1t to o0utinue and II we
have found you faithful it will
not stop.
Mrs. Critics, who lives about
one mile east Of this place, met
with a serious acciden, on Sat |
urday last. While milking, the
cow stepped on her foot, caus |
ing her to step back in suchfa
way us to cause her to fall,
breaking her leg. DR., G. NJ. |
Wilmer was called immediately |
and is doing all ha can for the |
patients relief. AT this writing |
she is doing as we'll as can be
considering her aye.
The Mayiield-Smith Acad.
emy opened Thursday last.
with a good attende3oe--b ,tier
than for several years. Prof
Graham, who has just taken
charge Of the institution, comes
well recon- nrended, and we feel
confident will, with the co oper
alton Of its many friends, and
especially in the Immediate vi.
cinity of Marble Hill and
Lutesville, make it one Of the
best institutions of learning in
Southeast Missouri. Parents
who desire u good healthy 10.
cation to school their children
should consider the advantages
of tie MS. A. before going else.
where.
ENfAsI JNEN