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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-12-01

Congressman John j. Hemphill
is reported to be engaged to Miss
Bette Henry, daughter of the lat
Prof. Henry of the Smithsonian Ii
stitute.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-12-01
Special Notice.

all persons indebted to me either
by note Or account are earnestly
requested to make payment of
same on o. before November 1st.
as longer indulgence cannot be
given. / have waited long enough
and must collect. w. l.. BOYD.
Oct. 9Th, '01-3m.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-12-01
'axes!

.,ty I'reasuree"
ms, G. II Will be
.er's Il. on the 18th
Eor the collection Of
rs county, S. c., for
commencing Nov.
remain open until
of Nov. 1891.
'cond day of Nov. 1
c following named
&c collection Of said
at Tylersville, in Scuf-
vnship, from 10 a. m. to
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Sramemre0tlt@eS a,ts aaufas.

lleber bic Srii6te, peI6e bas st d9 t Der
Srduen in & q II as, be 0e me / ~
bemabLen (niht nur BEL SAulQutterz
tpdblsn) mIt5uIttn1ulen unD 9eiD0Dlt gu iDtrs
ben, 81 tra9en ptlegt, miro tpteOer allerlet
berldtet.
Gelouoers Die bier Srte 8eltiparb, @oger>
ton, SameStomn unD &tomd lteben gans
uno mshrere dn0cre tbeillpe!ie uuter Der
0erribGft De5 llnterrofs. uuo Der fril6ere
NunDesienatDr SngallS l6reibt letne yfieDerz
la9e Den Weibern gu, bic, iDie CT iagt, ni1t
u fir Die Wnbl leineS 9taAfolgers Beffer,
lonoern alld tlr Die gauge NulauSsBewes
gulg ullo Die YrObtbttiOn DerantmDrtIt0
ttno.
9ieie 8erantportlidfeit lit aber nur cine
mittelbare. 9enn III SeSug auf Die Stants-
9elebBebuug BADEN ia Die Traueu in StaniaS
tetn Sttmmre6t. 9lber tpabr lit e6, oab
ei1ige Neonertnlen, rDel0e bereits oil Dieier
SteIIe geltlloert tpcroen iinb, eitlen 0rpBen
@tufluB III Sn9alls=IeinbIibem Stnne ou5z
lbten. llno lpie bic Yrtblbitionsluelber
aud obne Stimmreht 1iir ibre Snde 3u
1Dirten peritebeu, iDelB Sebermann.
ueber bic Mrt BET N5elbeyberrih0ft in ben
oben gena1nten Srtibafte1 miro nI!erlet
@rgDblihe5 fDlgelDermaBen heri6!et:
Sn elmer Der Ortidaflel u~ertiepte lid Der
metbiihe WiaDor in ben mGnnliOen SiiDrer
Der TeucrlOebr uno lie brunnten NIT stHalts
Der 5nrd. SeitDem Dat llda elu sri. Walo>
uer gum WtuDor unD Gum oalleIbe tetner
Gbnllhen 0erlu6un8 ausiuieBen) cine Trau
DannaD QSDlte gum Ueuernebrbaupte
erlDGblt. Sn Itoluo lit 8rau Wfargaret
YQrlon WtuDDr ltn0 ale an0ereu Gtqlnten
iinD gletdlauS neibliten @eid}ledt5 nit
Nusnobme oes 6unoepierbuorltebsrs. Trau
Yarion madbte es lid CUR Nuigabc, ieOe
Wirtbl0uft mnerbal6 oe5 Gereldes tbrer
Wtaht pom @robpDeu gu Derttlgen uno lie
befQbl ioglei6 nab ibrer @rDGbluu9 Die
SdlteBung alter vSdloons". Die SelIBer
gehor1ten nt6t, morauf cine 4ettttot Der
Burger I'M bas SdllteBen berumgerelht
murDe, gu oeren unterbrettun9 Der @atte
ocs WtaDorS ausgtludt muroe. Nls CT III
Die StaDtDalIe fam. belt 9eraDe Die D@eleu>
lbnft CUR Setebrung Der 0eiesn", oeren
Setretdrin Der WtaD0r III, elne B2rlanlIl1
lung uuo Der Wtaun muBte iDarten. Ote
3sit lpuroe ibm lang uno 10 ging er in etle
benadbarte &netpe. Damn erluten er Dot
benz WtaDor, Der ODER Dielntehr Die aber
iol0vt ietlen 2ltbem lp6 unD'riel: vYoli6iit
9anttnS m1Be DEN Serl iofort ablilDren
uno cine NntIage ipcGeE GrHltludt gegen
i'm erbeheu." so geld)Gb's. 9urd Die
mGcbtl0e eigene Srau i'm WtaporsltuDl
gertetb Der nrne UfaHl. neil er ltd etn
SCbndpshen 3u 0elliithe geIllbrt bate, ms
ltngemab uno muroe nit otentlIber
S0anoe be0eGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Scr mitteiemropdifGe 3oapercin

OHenbar b~ereiten ii0 in @uropa AroBe
0inGe Dor. So iebr man &nfan9s 9tHet8t
leln moute, Die 9iadricbt BON Der 8Ilpulg
zines neutrality-suspicious. 3oliperelns lir
cine Don elnem 9ieui0feitss beDiltfttgcn gez
rtbtritatter ausBebreItete Somnet@Gnte
81 bullen, 10 lGbt lid biele @lilAI nab Den
lehr beitimmten gtad)rl6ten oarl.ber mstde
Dor i~penigeu &a9en eintrafen, Nno Der aus
0enideintiden llnbebuglt0fett. tptlht Die
MngcleQeubeit III Nrantrct4 berOorgcruItl
bat, tuum mcbr rebtferttgel.. Treiltd9, ple
oieier neue 3olucrein beihdttel lem lplrn,
barber laiitR ii6 bis ieBt mn WermuthIn@
gen anlteuen, ME ia oenn aprlhelnllp
auD srplid)en Den betreffenoen 0te~glernHfen
es barber NOD S4 feinen felten AOtollnlcl
g%etomlncn iil. Doh IdBt lid lid,er i!Idt
onnenuen, baB er, rpie Der peIlano oert1he,
Elm pouitdnbiges @ingeben Der !3ou9rer6eI
5miitbcn ocn betbctll9ten HGioerl uno eille
BertbcIlung Ger !3olemlabnltn ilnn oth'
Eopi Der DepGtternnN ptolllAel pllo.
9enn ooourd milroeH Oeut'blallo iRo Ole
S6mei5 ais fauitrdrli8e uno eIIe ltarfe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
ScNtf0e 9e46rocn ltetO 9lranett=
GMSfttur.

6ritber fam es ni6t lebr ielten Dor, boB
WemeifDebebDroen in 0eutldllanO 1th
OrtSarmer, ielbit ipabnlinli8es, loDle uers
bredertlder Yerlonen DaDur0 entleotgte.,
0aB lie oieleIbGn auf 0enciuDetoiten ruh
9lmerifa lhiGten. Nber ibon leit ctnigel
Sabren hal DIeler llnfug beInube gang quiz
0e90rt. llno lperu in Den leBten SSabren
5utpellen nod eiu Wteui6 mir uerprehez
rider 0ergangenbeit aus Oeutldlano auf
oortlge Soften berilberGei1idt muroe, 10
gelGGb es tait imlner ourN gelDille QSOblz
Observation-Disclosures, pelte IT'D Die
IlnterltlBung entlal1encr StrGflln9e Slr
NuFgabe 9enlatbt baDen.
Seit eS aDer Orauben bur6 2eitrnaen
uno bur6 Die M9enten Der beioen groBe1
oeltl0en OSeanoampTer9eieuI Gaften be-
tannt 9eporoen lit. Dte itreng Die Ser.
Stauten leBt lbre @eieBe 9egen Die Ginfu6r
bon SrtsGrllen unD dnnllDeu Berjouen
ourdTllbrell, .nehmen ii6 Die SrtsbeDoroeu
III 9eutl0lano in lolden 9ingen crit reWt
III AOt. Dies erltebt man GuN oil lolaen>
Dem beunertsASpertbeu Sale:
@ine SrtsgemeinDe in preuBil6 g d. | e.
ten mDdte gerne etr1e arnle un0lildlide
Rer1on mad ben Ser, Siaatell abl1teben,
aber BET Xetbe li6t lplDer Das @eieB. allo
nlGt nlt Die @ttabr bin, oaB lbr olsielbe
BON ben Qmerttantld)en @inmonoerunosz
bebOroen 3urllGgelAldt miro. Nui lSunldo
1eler SrtsbsbDr0e bat DaDer Der oeutl Oh G
WencrdIcDn III in Wem Worf,
Or. Teigel Uor &ur5em Dem ,~Sinauas
mlHllterlln III NSulbtnQton mitQetbeilt.
ooB eiil 9emtiler Sobanu Yaffbuuien,
etll llaturallllrter Burger Der Ser. Staateu.
Npr r1tt ipif1HI1 ESt1nor,1 -, $1,000. l.
Wttnnelota pobut, berett lei, ie;ne Trau,
Wfarle HattGaulel, Die llh iest i'm idle
llld)e1 BroDlndl6lsSrrenbaui in @td)ber0
b%>1Inoet, betitb olIrSunebnleu uro fnr lie
tnetter gu lOtgcli, mern ibre 9teilsfoiteu DON
Der Stboroe Der neutiden OeimatbSz
Gelnelnoe beitritten milrben. 0iele bat
1i0 9lej6laus bereit ertlGrt, aber nur
unter Der geotngunQ, bdB Der 6rau bel Der
Ganoung IN Mu!ertta felr 0inoeruiB in ben
NSeg getegt lplr0,
Ser ltnterltaatsietretdr I'M Tiuan,mini7
tfertunl Der Ger. Staaten, Oerr 9tettleton,
bat Dem Jtelp yorter oeltldeu Wtneralz
c0nlul ertploert: @r r1tbe ntht AIR Q(b>
lellDullg Der 6rnH B9ftbNuiGn, pa lie Gugene
l0etnlI1 1eBt Der NrlneuDile0e III Oeuiidz
Lamp CUR Gatt tnle uno alIem Nnitbein nutb
Der offsntltdJen NrMenp1le0e in oei1 Ser.
SIoaten alr Nalt tailen lpiirpe; lie luiiype
ipn9rlhetnlld oesbolb nibt Sllr 3anouua
6ugelallen tperoen. Wenu Der @,o,te Die
Jtellefolten lelbit trageu uno 8irolbart
oofur ltelIen ipliroe, naB Die 56yral II ut Die
DtTentllde WobItbati9teit IN Nmerifa in
Nnlprutb nebmen lperoe, oaan alleroinas
ldge Die Sadie aloers, uno IS miirDe Damn
Der ganoun9 Der 8rau uor0uslthtli1 nihts
in Wege ltehen.
0err Mettleton fonnte angeiihtS Der
9e'eBltden V~e1tinMln0, iponaD @lnfpanz
berer. lDelbe BON einer })eimutbebeb6roe
ultterltltBt t%purbeH, nidt augelaiieu lperpell
lpuell, NOR anoer5 antmorten, am 10
fpenlger, als Die Urdu m%abniinni9 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Gin 9on Sutgott, aber fctn Can Do
0aMi1.

Sn Dem aeitrigen Auiiabe iiber Bic
SUubpuBer oeS @r3btiOofs Sre<
LAMB Dloerfubr uuiecer TeOer oaS WtiBz
gelbtd, BON einem 6sere 3u idreiben, tur
tpeI6es Oon Qutrote Die oreiBig ooer
pieraig Us inomHblen gebalten babe.
@r btelt aber befnnntlid Die ~9Sinbmiiblen
tlr ebenio otele 5tteien, unO ni9t fir ein
Seer.
Smrnerhin mar IS out, baB mir Der Ser
lnbung wIDeritauoen, Den gater
y metner nit 9on Qutrrte'5
S9iIofnappen G a ndo y at a 3u pers
9Iei6en. 0enn oanlit wliroen mir Dem
Wt0llne 81 uieI @bre augetban babeu. Ser
rl6ti8e San6o Nania bes @eruanteS iprad,
oils CT benz Don ben Observation-Disclosures 10
libel 5userl6teten Don Quirote 81 9Ille
elite, Die Gorte: $50 bell mir Soft Sab
ids Guer @napen nidt 0eia9t, Sbr
mlBtet tpobl beoerten, mas SJbr tbut. es
ielen nnr Ni:omiiblell, ullo Das f0nne MIR
Der pertennen, Der lelbit Minonllibleu inl
&ppie babe2"
Pater @nleiner aDer iudt ben @rsbil9oI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
S1a6ttofeit ooer @erbre6em?

@ar su bdufig lit IS in lebter 3ett porges
tomlnen, Dap bon ben @eleB9ebungel d1s
Genomrnene @eleBe III De%rltimmelter Sorm
ben betreffenoen Ueanten (Spreber Des
Oaules, BrGItoent bes SenatS uno @ou>
Oerneur) 5ur unterihrift uOrgelegt meroen.
uno paB Der Nebler crit Dtnterber entDedt
miro. 0urb lolGe Se6ler ltno l6on DIT
@eleye polltg uniDirfiam geiporoell, anoere
baben oas geraoe We9enthetl bon Dem be-
tplrft, tpas iie bepirfeu %lOlIten; langtpie>
rtge 8ro5eIie un0 groBe @l9entDumsl0Goiz
9ungen lino bic 6ol9e 9%elDeien, aber obwobl
man periu6t, our6 QnitellunB zines gar>
gen 0eeres BON 8earnten, ipelde Die Jtetn7
l6rift Su beiorgen ul0 ST lbertpaden baz
ben, lol6en Teblern p%or3ubeugen, tomnelt
ite bod INNER tpieoer Dor, tbetls ourh
unabtlamfeit urb 3iioerlidfeit. oft auh
ourh Die Seitebli6fett Der Seamten.
Cine lolhe Giioerli6felt Doer etn iolGes
8erbre1en bat auG in unlerer ~@>eleB9ebung
biesmal bel ber Jtetnl6rtft oes llelcil
Us abI9eebes itattgetuuoen, nut ut
Die Sahe glilGlt6er Netle nod re6taetttg
genug entoedt lDoroen, I'm tie nod gut
MAIDEN Su fonneu. Nls Der 0ouOerneur
Siter oas bon ben BorilbenOen Der beloert
6duler berettS Undergraduate @eleB Durbz
Los, fano CT, DAB Elm 4SaragrapD Dc11elbetI,
bon oeiien NnnaDme CT beitlmmt lpuBte,
ganslih lehlte, oer4Saragrapb rdmlt6, iDel>
der IS BET bober Strafe perbtetet, oaB tn7
nerbalb BON 100 SUB Dont Sttmmtotten
am Wahltage Berlonen 1tb aut9alten uno
tDaDlmllblen DlrfeE. Oatte Der 0ouperneur
1t6, Dle Der GleiltenantsW ouperleur ufto
Der Spre1er bes bauies, bamlt begnugt,
bic 9teinlhrtft als ri1tIg an3uleben, 10
mare Die Nuslallung unentoedt gebltebelt
nno Das @e;eB Dbne etnen leIrer mtdttgen
IDeile in Strait getreten.
Sb bier nur GioerliGfett ooer eth Ser
breden p~orlie9t, miro ihmer 81 ermttteln
lein. @s mare l6on m0gli6, OaB irgeno
Elm oemofrGttl1er ooer republifantl6er Soc
WtaGin, Dem cine Derartige Beittmmung
~belonberS gege1 ben StriO 9ebt, Der Ser
a~nlaller Der Nuslaiiung mar. Snoenen
ielbit angenommen, DaB III Elm Sli6tlgz
teitSfebler p%orlte8t, in 0m9en, meIhe oaS
QSObl ulo Nebe Don nabe8u bier W}lltonen
Wtenlden beIreffen, 1T aud Sll9tlgtett ELL
8erbreden.
Die SorbeugungSntaBregeln gegen oerdr>
ttge beabll6tt9te Nno unbcablthttgte Slltd7
tigtelt ttno eben nt6t 9elllgeno. gSte Elm
Sberlff, Delder Die Werthtsbeteble gu Dou>
aieben bat, cine bobe BHrgihaft bafiir gu
iteIen bat, DaB er oieie Befeble 9enau Dem
WeleB gemGB ausTiibrt unD lie nt9t eil
Sofa na0 Der elnen ODER anOeren Selte bin
iberl0reitet, louten Dtejeni9en 8eamten,
melhe nit Der Neini6rift Der ibneu iiberz
~lieferten @eleBe betraut itno, fir Die 9ttds
tt9telt oieier Jteinihrift burh cine bobe
8urgi6aft DerantmortlI6 9er1a6t tperoen,
uno titr eInen SeDler 0arin elmer @rimiz
nalitraie ausgeieBt lein. Grit pellil bas
9elUiebt, mcroel mir Dor 8erltImmelungsn
bon @elegen 5pti6en Der Nnnabme uno
Der unter3ei0nung etnisermaBen lider 9ez
ltelt iein. s ii.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29

@tntubr unb Musfubr auftDeiien6e QGn6er
9egen Die bebelteno meniger fauffrdftigen
Bartner Oelterretdlzl tnoarn uno eStalien
Delentli6 i'm gta6tbeile iein.
Ser neue i3oQ>Nerein niir6e rGumLtd
etnen Oldbentnbalt bon !, 542, $50 Quaoratz
l1ellsl unO cine 8eD0lferuna BON runo 125
M1lulonen baben. @r murbe rdumlid, allo
nur eth tuenig mebr els Elm Se6lteI 10 qrpB
lem, mte Die 8er. Staten, bagegen miro er
ethe Talt ooppelt 10 groBe GeD0lterung boz
Den, aus Ote User. Staten beute. Nber
DIe 0erldteoen on Gebensgenobnbeiteu uno
Saurtraft 1T oieie 8eOOlferung. Sn ber
Sdtpeta fomlnen auf ben &opf Der 8eu6lfez
rltn9 bon benz gSertbe Der ginfubr $40.
pom ben etngenolnmelen .30uen $1.5O; in
Oeutl6laro pom Wertbe Der @tnfubr ST.,
BON ben i3oGen $1.33; in Stalien pom
QSertbe Der @tlfubr $1.66, BON ben Y6len
$l.66; IN Oe1terrel6 rom g8ertbe Der Sim
tubr $3.25, BON Den 30uen 30 @ents aui
oen Sopt Der VeDDlterung. llno in SStaIten
lit es ilur bur6 einen lebr bo6en Sartf
mo9lt6 getpelen, 10 bo1e j3~oQetnnab;
men gu %erlangen. 8et Der notOriiden lrz
nutb unb 8eoiirfniBlpitgfeit zines oroBen
3belles Der ttalieniiden 8ep0lterunQ uno
Der Belpobner Der 2Gnber Der Stebbarsz
trone Duroen bet glet6en 30Qen in allen
pier Gdnoern 9euti6lanb uno bic Shtpei,
ben 6auptaltbeil Der 3oQeinnabmen aufz
3ubrtn9en, uib SStolien, namentli6 aber
Selterreth Die 9insnieBung baben.
@s lit Desbalb tpabri 1einIi6er, bah itatt
elmer gegenletttgen Qlufbebun9 auer 2ouz
l0rdnten 9egen chamber nur cine geaenieiz
tIge SeDor5Hgu1t9 Dor allen anbern QGnz
bern, llainentlid aber cine beoeutenoe @rs
9obung Der 3oqi6ranfeH eegen Die Ser.
Stnoten, uno iDobl au6 9e9en0fuBlano unn
Sranfreid geplant lit.
Sreili6 lit i'm Sale Der Ser. Staaten
nldt re6t etnauieber, tpes6Qlb. Uuunz
noble miilIen Die bier QGnoer BON oer lSer.
Staaten %taufen, ie m0gen pouen ooer
rtdt, unb uniern Q8si3eE uno unier Storm
mlll1en tie nebnten, Denn ie niht 9enug
bauon ba6en. 6aben ite leIbit genug, 10
tperoen lie IS - etnerlei mie bod oper
nje0rig Die 30Ie iino-blaiben %Iaiien.
Ote Ser. Staaten itnor aIio in tetner
gSeile bur6 ben mitteleuropdiihpn 3ouz
Deretn beorobt, ul0 menn Die tDn blloenDeu
Staaten 9%louben, RAP er tbnea gum ge9enz
lettt9en NortbeIle gereiden tperoe, 10 t0nz
men Die Ser. Staaten ibnen sur @rz
lbrer Wlnl6e nuy eth Slid auf"
3~urufen. Seoenfall5 mGre oieler Yollperz
Elm cine tpettere @jeipGbr fir Die 2luirebtz
erbaltung pes europdild,en Sricoens. ST
tptroe ben 9reibunb mob feiter tltten,
oenn nidts perbinoe; better, ais Elm treier
9anoelsoerfebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
G@mDpuker oes @r5bifGofS
S$rcIGno+

Ser geiammte anerifaniide NatipiSmus,
auh Der ionft p%erfappte, begribte oas tetno=
lihe 9tuftreten bes @rabiidofS Srelano gez
gen bic 9eutlhen, uno 3unG6lt 9e9en Die
0eutiden &atboliter, nit Subel.
Qu6 nt6t tpeni9e onbere ntiGt- beuti6e
fatbplii6e 8rieiter bieies 2anoes Oetbeiligen
fi6 an Der 6eBe 9e0en ibre oeutihen @tau-
bemsseroiien. 3a lift 3. 9. Der furSIih ge=
griinoete Briefterpereiu u9tmerican @atboz
lie Clerical Union Of WIsconitn", Der allerz
bi1gs nur Dter3ig Der %uter1unoert fatboliz
i6en 8rlelter in Q8iscouitn umiaBt.
Oieie pier3t9 enBlilhr uno
ii)>omertfanl ben Brielte r
Us isconiin's tGuen jest in elmer Jteibe
bon vBeidlinen" aIe Die 9eBereien tpieDer,
luclde Der @r3bilhof SreIanb oil Die barmz
Ioie 8unogebung pes europdilden Shells
oes Ct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gefnilpit bat.
Die 0erreu fdmpten tpie Don Quirote
geeeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @Gbreno es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29

SreIai1b, ftatt i'm bor 8iubmiblen fliigeln
All parnen. in Dem g8abne al beitGrfen,
DAB pGreuBen." Oelterrei6, Stalien uno
nit tbnen Dos tatboIii6e 0eutidtbum
Nmertfa's Die fatboliihe Stride oteles
2anoes nnb es ieIbit unterjo6en nnuer.
@metner Deroient feineSrueGs nit bem
bleoeren San6oYauia usraliGen su iueroen.
Wobl aber 9leidt lein Silblein The
Church and Foreignism" Dem @ei6rei,
pelbeS oas bon Sand,o 8anla 9~erittene
Gbter6en aus3uitoBen pflegte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29

@enf Nbbitte l~eiftete. NGerbings fam Ser
groBen Ytepublit Die Nbnsigung bes trauz
rigen 6eIDen bon Gbartum duBeriI g8urlt
iein. Qlber DOH Seiten zines Der b0diten
militGrii9en 9Bilroentrd9er @robbritans
MEMS lit oieie unabldifige @iftmthelet
gegen Die befreunoeteM Ser. Staaten cine
nlQRl0le Iaftloitgfelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29

9eben miiiien. tpenn in beiben 6duiern Der
neusn StaatsgeieBaebung cine polIe uno
psrlGBlide Wtebrheit 9e9en Yrobtbition 81
Staloe fommen loQ. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
SG9Lide unb tp66entIi1e
vSNimotS Staatsseitmhg"
un0
,,Sef S c It E ~"

NboHtett cuts =Nretie:
S69l!he WlDroen : Nus9abe in Der Stoot burd bic
Srager ins 9aus ~9eItefert.
Ger @ode. OBS
Ia8liobe Aus9obe unb Ser @Deiten" per 9Gp1e O.20
sSer 2Helfen" per SGbr..... ESQ
SD1entlt9e NuS9obe per Sabr........... $50
@usiu6rtige abOnnenten per @of:
S69lise Nus9obe per Sabr I'M @orous. $500
r9er MeteH" Der SSfabr. 200
Q8Ddentlibe Qusgabe per Sabr 200
2sptentl1Ge AlS9abe nod tr9enb einem &aube
GuropaS per Sabr 800
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
Chicago, SH.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-04
A REVISION.

How fresh in my mind are the scenes of my
girlhood.
As keen recollection presents them to view
The kitchen, the woodshed and knots O
green tirewood,
As all the hard work l had then to rc
through;
The bread | must kneed out, and doughnuts
to fry brown,
The pies for the threshers, and town folks
so swell,
The clothes must rub out with pounder and
wash-tub,
The leaky old wash-tub, remembered SO
well:
The wash-tub, the washtub, the iron-bound
wash-tub,
The back-breaking wash-tub that sat on the
WELL
The cows l must milk ere the breakfast was
ready,
The beds | must make ere the dinner begun.
The dishes to wash while the men-folks was
resting
Sure mans work oft ceaseth, but woman's
neer done
The floors l must scrub hard, and bags l
must patch up.
The stockings to d4, z; all the tasks none
could tell '
How oft in my dreams I'm doing big wash
ings
With leaky old wash-tub, remembered so
we'll;
The wash-tub, the wash-tub, the iron-bOund
wash-tub,
The back-breaking wash-tub that sat on
the well.
The old worn-out vessel, l now think with
pleasure,
Has gone where it never will trouble me
more;
| view in it's stead now with exquisite pleasure
Machines which prevent the ola back-aches
ofyore;
Although long removed from that hard situ-
alton,
Few tears of regret do intrusively swell
When fancy reverts to fathers old farmhouse,
With soft-soap-streaked wash-tub way out
on the we'll;
The wash-tub, the wash-tub, the iron-bound
wash-tub,
The back-breaking wash-tub that fell on the
well.
Christian at Work
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-04

When trouble is brewing, keep still.
When slander is getting on its legs,
keep still. When your feelings are
hurt, keep still, till you recover from
your excitement at any rate. Things
look different through an unagitated
eye. In a commotion once wrote a
letter and sent il, and wish | had
not In my latter years | had an
other commotion, and wrote long
letter; but life had rubbed n little
sense into me, and | kept that letter
in my pocket against the day when
could look il over without agitation
and without tears. | was glad | did
Silence is the most massive thing
conceivable sometimes. IL is sstrength
in its very grandeur.-Dr. Burton
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OUR BOYS IN BLUE.
BY G. A. EMERY.

b1 u A. EMEhl.
We meet to-day on Gods own earth,
And to His house we now repair;
His word to hear, His name to praise,
His wondrous love to men declare.
His love in all the past is seen,
His power at present here we know;
For He hath ali our battles fought,
And driven out the direful foe.
Tbouro plotting ones with i'll intent,
Sought men and women to enslave,
God gave us home, and gave us peace,
The flag of freedom ours to wave.
For full two hundred years and more,
The tyrants power was in our land;
They grasping still, were grasping more,
And souls were held by slavish band.
These souls were seen by Him above;
He listens to their plaintive cry;
His heart is moved with mighty love,
For them He brings deliverance nigh.
The crime, to men of northern birth,
Assumed proportions like the sea;
And soon the cry was pealing forth:
These poor down-trOdden shall be free!
In shop. and home, and pulpit stand,
Sweet freedoms plea came flowing forth,
Until flame in all the land
Displayed the power of the North.
In eighteen hundred and sixty one,
At Sumter's flag a shot is hurled;
The war by Southern greed begun,
And then call to arms is heard.
| In all the North stood men of might
Their country always glad to serve;
And when there came the call to fight,
They proved to be of iron nerve.
| Though homes were dear, their hearts wer
true,
They boldly, proudly, signed their name,
| The face of friends awhile they view,
| But soon a time of parting came.
| Though tears came fast their eyes to blind,
| Though hearts were moved and home
were sad,
| They left their treasures all behind
| And onward marched with mighty tread.
| For God, and home, and native land
Through storms of lead and iron hail,
| They stood as men, with hand to hand
| They uttered no such word as fail.
| Now we rejoice, our land is saved
No slaves are in our borders seen;
| Above us floats the grand old flag,
| The brightest pledge of liberty.
| Praise to the boys who wore the blue,
Wen love their memory to the last,
| Wen think of all that they passed through
And on their graves sweet flowers cast.
Stowe, Vt, May "a, 1891.
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The CRY for Bread

million loves, not enough for one city !
Five millions, not enough for one STATED
Fifty millions, not enough for this country a
single day, yet often what sour, soggy stuff
it is nevertheless it is eaten, and the result
povershed blood, pimples, blotches and
scrofula. For the correction of all this, and
as n general tonic for the system take Gold
en- Medical Discovery prepared by DR.. Pierce,
of Buffalo. It's action is like n charm a
benediction that follows after prayer" A
well a specific for throat and lung dis
orders. 1t is guaranteed to benefit or cure,
or money refunded.
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A CURIOUS OFFER.

C. S. Page is receiving enquiries
from numerous parties asking what
he will charge for Fertilizing Salt
delivered at depots on the line of
this road and he has decided to
make the following offer;
For One Dollar he will pay the
freight to all stations between
Fletcher and Hardwick inclusive
on any quantity of Salt that may
be ordered up to 5000 pounds
This would bring the price, freight
prepaid, So for one ton or So SC
for one and one-half tons. Farm
ers may in this way, by clubbing
together, get their Salt at price
unprecedentedly low.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-04
FARM for SALE +.

Owing to the advancing years OF
my father, l have purchased the
farm owned by him for many years
past, near Hyde Park village. Hav
ing neither time nor ability to car
ry it on properly, I will sell it at
much less than its value.
To those who are acquainted
with the place no commendation
is necessary. For the benefit of
those who are not, say it is one of
the best farms on the Lamoille
River. 1t has a meadow nearly or
quite one mile in length, and
nearly as level as floor. 1t was
in fair state of cultivation when
purchased by my father, and du-
ring the many years that he has
owned it he has been constantly
improving it, until it is to-day one
of the most fertile farms on the
Iamoille River. The dwelling is
a good two-story house, in an ex-
cellent state of repair and pleas.
antly located, and the barns are
air. 1t would cost $500 at least
to build the buildings to-day
The larger part of the farm is
in Morristown, where taxes are
comparatively low. The balance
lies contiguous to Hyde Park vii
lage, where there is an academy,
court house, two banks, printing
office, steam mill, hide house, and
sundry stores, railroad depot, ETC..
all of which are within d to Il
mile of the farm. The place is
now offered for $4,000. 1t was
sold a few years since for $4,000
1t contains 200 or 2I5 acres, but
if desired will reserve a part of it
Terms Of payment will be made
easy to any one who can eithe1
pay or secure $1,000.
CARROLL S. PAGE.
Hyde ParI. VT, Feb. 10, 'oI.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-06-04

The Jersey Bulletin tersely puts
it in this way: "The shorter the
time between the COW and the cOun-
ter, the better the price of butter,
if it is good. Ripening and rotting
begin and end with the same letters,
but there is a world of difference be-
tween the two"