davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29

49, IN@tNN AAh AAu
penitre sioe iiSrt gsrae,laOer.
Raar 8ioneris, af builte Der minbt
maatte iremiiaes TO, bar uibprte. bleu
Gomnen gieblittelis uiiust Og iulO.
fsrt.
sso SOninen paa 9gSshrat, {. @r.
at itenes, ina ituloc &ibnerne taIt. ben
iarite sten.
Som nllereoe pmtnlt, bar Soatims
9u5 me9et sjcitfrit, % be 9Gloite Buuoe
laaleoes baslis Gnleoning til at ON.
9aaes meo 6amilien, ibpurpel be furs
iienme siterlnuoitc &uinOer ufte be-
boepe en- egeu Gfoelins al Suiet, iaa
fog De Dog Gel / SusbulOuin9en o.
Omslttes ba Oite @jeIterne uoen oct
%laopanlise Slsr.
Saabanne Nnleonin9er benptteoe be
TO Wloite, Der bar anlatte peO 8etteu /
Soatims 9us, tit at npre De irene Be
9~l9rllgBeoer, Der aIlereoe par opt9uote
pos Dem, til ben 9rbare SuIanna, oa
ION t'lIioit fit iaaOan Spcrbaauo, at be
boer Ior Jig fun Ie9te Ell befpem 2eillss
beo til at iDse benne SilfreosIiaelie.
9enne FOB oa be0er life lGn9e uente
paa fig.
s}ootim5 6uitru plelc6e uemli9 boer
Gag at ipaiere / Sapen, % en- Iuaoun
N%nleonin9 bar bet, bisie 5olfcts gG(Os
lte babe uotantt at benptte.
@n Sag eiter euOt 6orretnin0 "a
lom enbper al benz ~fore9ap at bile be-
0tpe Jig biem, uenOte De, uOen at ben
enc oioite ben anOens 9laler, tilbaoc
% trai iammen ueO Sno9au9en til
9aoen.
gu bar be nU0te iii at aabenbare ipr
binanoen fine bemmcli9e NnIla0 o. az
itpcli9e 9~enii8ter; men innlaugt ira al
ltanlHle Jig fOr b%lnaaOen i%nobDroes, be-
itemte De Ell Dag for at iamles Sauen
% oa ertet opnna fin u0u0cli9e Sen.
ii9t eler, buis Suianna life iamtptteoe,
at nntld9e benNe iOr, bpao De ielu az
teoe at begaa.
Oct par ell al De ~piterlduoife Sols
Itinsonge, Selpitliu9erne bauoe no ieet
tGi paa en- iuaonn UiOite De, GltIannu
plcteoe at ppre / Sauen.
s betlmeli9 2ib bar BET lpttcocs for
Dem at lure fig mo % itjuIe fig bag en-
al 3errnsierne.
Strar efter tpm pgioa Guianna meO
to Slger ifcl8e, %, ba Sa9en par bco,
BAD bun bi8ie bente Ole % Snbe iamt
lutte 9srene til Sapeu.
Neppe bapoe Gi0erne iorlaot bcnoc,
fpreno bisie peapitj8e gGlbite inbfanbt
Jig og ia9oe:
"8e, 8Dreue til Snoeu er lutteoe
llt9en ier Os, % ri bar 2pit til Zig
bliu os til Siuie!"
Wan t9nte fig ben blufarbige &oins
oes StrGf, ba bun fit ie oisIe fratte
8eapitliuse itaaenoe ioran fla meo ct
iaa afifpelist 5~Orlansenbs.
Weo ct Slit fulot af beuig GfItp,
meo Wobbpoeli9beo % 5urast msoer
bun benz, ug incen bun fit iast ct Orb,
lGIte De ulIerebe Sparet i benoes giue,
bpUrfor be u9iaa trueroe fBieoe til:
"8il On life, oa oil piouc mob Gia,
at Der bar en- uns 8arl hos Dig, o8 at
9u bapoe Siserne fra Dig / en- uren
Seniist for at uGre enc mco bam."
(Mere.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
Torjfe Gumftners I Iimne.
apolts.

-
Den nUritt 9iaeobueser 9otOb fielte
bar insen @runo til at ausre poo, at
ban boiatte is / Minueopolis. San
tom III Qmerifd for omtrcnt 5 Qar
iiOcn % iua fs isrit ON Gbica9o; men
ban iaubt, at llbIisten for en- 5rcmmeO
Der bar temmeliS 4ouniel cs lutt,~ %
flptteoe IGusere peft. s Ninnenpolis
bar ban nrbeioet fig irem til 2tucrtiers
belle, os mnu bar Gar ON anoet betroet
BAN Here ui9ti9e Grbeioer.
Baa bans 8ertiteo / Rr. 425 6iitb
Street Soutb uil man ie Here 5i9urer,
iom er mere eller miuore iuloenote
Stabnlnser at bans Gano. Butter /
9esemsitSrrelie af CONNER 3elion,
eugene @ilion os andre mDoer Giet.
st uotait til ct lite WiHueiotn Mpnu.
meltt pco @e~ttpsbur9 er at ie; ligeiaa
en- 3 Sob bsi Statre at Sgbelten Cor
oenifjolo, besuoen en- bel Del andre
Nrbeiber, bells i Ser, bells / 8ibs o.
bells / Marmor.
Staois bar aunitneren noset at BE-
title, og oa err Der 10 altio uogct al
tieue.
Siaeost al Ell Splbat itaI prpoe bet
euerite al Winneiotas Wonument ueb
Gettysburg, % 9r. 6jeloe er netOp
i9roig meo WUoeaen. Jorrioe QCroa9
bleu Den, goot ~inOpatfet, ierot til Ncip
YOrf, buOr Seurp SOnnnro 81. Ital
itCbe ben / 8rUr5e. &outratten meo
GETTYSBURG Wouumcnt &sipciatiou ios
reitrioer, at bele Sertet ital perc iprz
oIgt til lite Mai 1898. 5ornt man
life Hal TONNE ior tent, ON noget Ifuloe
inotrGffe, bar Bonndrbz &ompaniet iurs
pli9tet zig til at baOe 6i9uren IGroI0
o9 reoe til at opitiQe3 paa S(a9marfeu
ueo GETTYSBURG nlere0e ben 15oe g(pril.
Sr. 6jeloe lfal oa retic oerreo for at
panie, at aft tommer / oCr rette SrOcn.
GOr Gioen arbeioer &mftneren paa
en- ItOr Butte al Or. 0iurrnp iUm 2If,
opbeS SBn bar beitilt. Der er tu Ct
9umnelt 6Otpgrof og ct Yor Ieguins
gen at 9aa e~iter; men 0r. 5ieloe oil
BOG faa frem ct gtIeoe, iOm ~gjcu9ioer
WdnOcn Zig ban uur. 8uiteu itnt an,
briH9es pan 2atewooo 8~c9rauelics-
plaos. Senere fOmmer oeI 8eltilin0
pa Here %iaaoanne 8uitcr al bccen.
9an9ne @tRnO og SuiuOer. 4aa Gu.
rOpa3 &jrfe9aoroe er Sc mc3et almirs
beige, % GmcrIfancrne Uit life itaa til.
bage.
@u au0eu nprIt Summer / Minneas
polls er manife minOre tienot blanot
Nmerifanerne END Gr. 6ietOe; men bon
ct insenlunoe bans llnoermnuo. Oct
er Maleren s. @auitn. 0enne &unIt.
ner bar ct 9Uot Naun / 3pitlanO %
NOrge, os m~an9efni bans beruarenbC
Ganosmrno tienoer BAN sjennem b.
ubmarteoe <ertapler U9 SurtrRtter,
ban bar malet. San arbeioer NET
blanbt fine uoparoreoe StnmmeirRn,
Der % i~prItnar life ben aunlt at aper.
tere fig. On 8rinsregeuten al Or.
leans, iOm itpreoe 5~rantris eiter 2ub'
Dig ben 14oe, iagoe bans Wor: "San
beiiooer ale mulise 9alenter unbta6e,
bet enc at tuune sisre Jig ~sialoen6e. "
9ette Orb pasier paa Sr. @auita.
Ssiaa en- treble norit 9unitner er
boiat / MtluneapOlis; bet er Wuliferen
s. Saniou. 9an bar nplis opilnaet III
Yaulun / "ganobDen," % pi oil baabe,
at bet fOmmer til at saa bam pel; men
bet i~forter Osiaa BAN paa Gune til at
laoe 5Olt pioe, baao ban formaar. 5os
nerre faar bane BAN Sci. Meb Sioen
pil uel osiua bans 9runoise muiitulite
9aunelie beuora9e Spmarfiumbeoen
paa BAN.
De nOrite Sunitnerinber / Minnea.
polls faar ui oenne8aa9 saa iorbi. -
"Stanoinaueu."
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29
.w rrfeliae Seginenbeoer
ira gan,le Sage.
Nf s. N..G)
XIV.
(5ortiattelie.)
r.. mp~rfeliae Gprbgr.
oct marteliae 5orbsr.

n . Foi, Gtpffe bualeOe Vi peo Ssos'
Il .f,ts uuftcli0c etiuin9 | bet babplo'
\ Mite 8an8euitab.
9mio(ertio par Der bog ell Somtlie,
,,r, suOoa uuoer ielpe 5ansenifabet les
,.,, IF lpfeeligt % eliteliat SusIip.
Set par DEN irumme Soatlm meo i'm
a,itru. ben Opoise os 9uOGen9iune
4 spiarna, Og Ocres Barn.
geo lin retituire Sanbel o9 ueo i'm
enosfrpat nub Soufim / flor Slnieelie
tos IT Tof, % Ou ban bar i geiiooelie
~ ~ itpr fyormue. iaa bapoe ban till
r,s Rem @leoe at turne linbre NGoen
q. Iette gOrgcn blonbt fine betranste
\ TrOe8brpore.
R,a ct mere ~aiionbret Steb bapoe
tou ppiprt iia ct pra9tist gus os uoen>
ior bouOe ban anlast en- toItbar og
sim 6auc meo Naeer, SrusttrGr,
glpmiter pg pe(Iustenoe urter.
6oocn bar Sroernes tiarelte Sps
6olbsiteo. Ser Iamlebes 6amilien meb
1lrot % Genuer, Der bolotes offentli8
gucaot o. Tom uitcit brl9tcs Snoen til
gtorapeNes itcoer.
3oatim5 6aue bar beSnOen o9inn
forifimnct meO SanbleOninser ps en-
gaocitue.
glcn blanOt ale bans &i9oOmme %
6crlio1cOer, blonbt alle bans State o9
Roit6arbeoer bar bans bDoi9e % trOs
ianc Huitru ben fprnemite.
zuiaunn par al Ell 9oo % |iprncnr
gla9t 9nttcr al frpmme U9 Suofryss
tas TorRIOre, Der bauoe oplRrt Genbe
eftcr N}Oie Sou.
6cnoc3 8aoer beb 6jItia, Der meb
fin 6uitru iatte fin bpieitc @lroe / at
tuuuc outrage lit Barn iOm en- ianO
9sracls 0nttcr.
Ga oercs 2lrbeiSe baooe life uRret
forNiGpc8.
Suiouna par nllereoe Tom Barn Sus
lets 4rDO, 6orGlbrcnes @l9oc % o9tet
% clitet al ale.
gun par al en- iastmooig, itiGe %
bib aarntter, liot Gn9itetig o9 frp9ts
iom og meo en- fin % imHtter 2e9cmSs
bggniug.
Suidnna betpoer en- 9ilie, % hun
ipareOe til fit Napn. 9i9eiom oenue
imutte glomit, Der iaa oits iremtrGb;r
/ oct patbiite Spros ipm 8iQeoe pna
gnOe % RigoOm; ipm benne 9lcmit
fUrmsoels Oens Tibet ~prangsnbe, men
Upbeieoe Stisnbeb, er en- lamb 8rpoelie
for Narferne, os 8lomlternes 8rpue,
~iaaIeoss bar Osiaa ben unse Suianna
iOm Stss en- 8rpbelie for SOmfrusr, %
iOm 6uitru en- Rrone for fit &isn.
5 SGjian9eu beitripes Sulaniet ium
zen &Oie i 2uuan, iom en- 2ilie / ga.
lsns.' "SOm en- ellie blanbt Gprue,
sr min 8eniuoe blnnot 9gtrene."
Soaleoes bar p9Iaa Suianna Tom en-
Qtlie blanot lit Splf.
ga Soufim bur Ell pelitaaeube
Rano, Der tiaise bclbt ct sieif,it gus
% aabent 8oro, foriamlebes Sgberne
Otte hos BAN, % Suianna, Der peo fin
OsHIl0e Dm9ans ubbreOte Spsse ppers
alt, BAR Ueo fit blibe os beIteone geIen
lOll en- ouTtenoe ellie blanbt fine @ie.
fer.
5oatims gus afsap besuben o9iaa
HOtaIe ior bet borserli9e 8etsbplb, %
0ar laaIeOes baabe etiIass 3binsiteb %
1aao5us, bbpr be al Spoerne palote
SSloltc lnmleoes meo Solicit for at
opnIme ocres Eager; tbi Ielu unoer
6aH8enltobet bleu bet tiaaot Spberne
Of oDntIne Ug Orone ale fine bpraerlioe
An~liggenoer.
&i@'e 9Gloite Fable imiblertib Inn
at a'90re Sioner, aflaIe 2opeue for be
l0'l1caI8e G%OrbrDoetier Os paaie, at
oe arla9te 9Omme bleu fulbbDrbebe;
lOrOorl9t bar ben bDmmenbe Mast hos
Solicit.
SIa9cren % ben Gutlasebe ituloe
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-29

Reperne paa Sieilien er / BEN IiOite
Glib after O~ptraaOte meb flor 9riiti9s
beb. 6Urleocn Dag o~uerialot De Ell rig
@ob5eierS Ssn % il9bte BAN bort.
IOsle Gage / 6Orpeien uperialot be 3
6orpastere, iuareoe De 2 og tOs ben
treble tilfanse.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09
|TNv XLEyEn
a DOC AND A SACRED MONKEY
EARN A LIVING.
An Inteiisct nai aud Aristoeratic Canine
Who Dines ON forterhous steak
Zulu Was kidnapped By
a Erltishcr.

Tramp come here. you rascal Up
on two feetl Now waltz for the gen.
tlemanl That's nicely done my little
man" 1t was Prof Conrad OF the
Country Circus" talking to his won
derful dog. says the Chicago Times.
II have trained many animals" said
the professor. "but OF them all think
like my little black and-tan Tramp
best OF all II was very hard work at
first getting him 10 do what 1 wanted.
and IL required great deal OF pa
thence and kindness. but that little
fellow would do anything In the world
for me now. Wouldn't you. Trampw
Tramp nodded assent
1T was in 81 first took him in
hand. lie was only baby then be-
ing now about years old. From the
very start he showed rare intelligence.
but IL required. above all good tenn
per and good judgment to endow him.
so TO speak. with the canine intelli-
gence which In him seems at times al
most human. BY the way. my family
is rather an expensive one. Tramp
there has just had his breakfast
Dog-cakep Oh no. A brace OF nice
lamb chops; nothing less. The finest
in the market is none too good for
him. Lamb chops or porterhouse.
properly prepared. with a mug OF
good claret To wash IL down Is his
usual fare. Zulu that's my baboon.
is even more particular and will not
eat morsel except when personally
present to superintend the cooking.
Zulu, you must know. is a sacred
baboon with history. Some few
years ago. when he was n baby and
when any pious Hindoo would gladly
have sacrificed his own life to save
him from the slightest Inconvenience
an irreverant British soldier kidnapped
him. Bringing him TO London the
mercenary wretch was seeking 10 dis
pose OF him. when. by good chance.
/ was enabled TO secure him. / took
him to the shelter OF my house. where
/ did everything TO Tighten his captivi-
". AS you have seen. j dress him in
the richest that money can purchase
and feed him on the best
Yet Zulu Is at times unhappy. He is
contemplative and retiring. He re-
spects himself and will not associate
with the common long-tailed monkeys
and even II he does n bareback act on
Michael Angelo the Abyssinian dom
| key; he does SO under protest and only
! in order 10 earn an honest livelihood.
His peculiar nature caused mo nc
end OF trouble last week. Zulu. foi
some reason. took dislike 10 one o.
the members of the band that dis,
courses circus-music during the ring
performance. This DISLIKE grew Sc
pronounced that It was with difficulty
| got him to appear for couple o
nights. He insisted that the musician
must be discharged or he would refuse
to perform. AS the men are all gooC
members OF the musical union 1t wa
matter OF impossibility to dispense
with any one of them, so in my do
spair / sought the manager and ex
planned the trouble TO him. He, b.
placing the man who had excited TIN
enmity OF the sacred baboon at tn
rear OF the tent and well out OF sight
so far appeased Zulu's wrath that af
tor that he was well behaved again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09

top be efSiERcE ESSAH-SOMALIS
secomipg Civilized Under the Influenee
OF Europeans.
Strilxingly enough do these sinking,
snealsing rascals contrast with the bold
martial bearing and naughty stride of
this group of stately figures that comes
sweeping past in another moment,
whose towering form and iron muscles
would charm alike a sculptor and re-
cruiting sergeant Even the women OF
the land average 5 feet o inches In
height, and not man among them
falls short OF 8 feet
All alike have the wiry frame, strong
aquiline features. and keen black eyes
of the genuine Arab: but the hair and
boards of the men are dyed reddish
brown, custom which / have seen
likewise among the Punjaubees of
Northwest India.
These are the famous Essah-Somallis
of Harrar, whose honesty is on a par
with that of the Western farmers
neighbours; They're honest enough in
their way. but guess l take my stone
fences i'm doors every night"
Conspicuous among these is one strilS-
ing figure-a tall. lean, fierce-eyed war
rior, whose grim, bony face looks
doubly dark by contrast with the three
white ostrich feathers that wave over
it. II you ask any OF the bystanders
whether this singular crest implies that
It's wearer is a chief, your informant
will answer coolly:
"No, il is only sign that he has
killed three men with his own hand
one feather for each man"
But in spite of all his innate ferority,
the dreaded Essah-Somali has been
wonderfully modified within the last
few years, writes David Ker, in Gold
thwaite's Geographical Magazine. The
terror OF European Gatlings ON the one
hand, and the attractions of European
trade on the other, have already
worked surprising change on the
seaboard of this African mo mans
land;" and although, so far ms ! know,
Harrar is still unyisited by ladies, yet
any white man who cares To take the
proper precautions, and TO avoid offend.
ing the bigotry of the fierce fanatics
who inhabit IL, may now so TO it from
leila almost rs safely as he would from
| New York to Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09


Is made-up. No check
traveller A little paper Is
tho trunk indicating its des,
and when the train arrives
point 1t Is expected that the pa.
ger will claim his own trunks rs Oh
are taken from the van.
Judged OF by our own standards.
says the Boston Herald. this seems to
be a very loose and defective means
OF carrying on business.
On the other hand the managing
director and some OF his associates OF
the London Il Northwestern Railway
company corporation which en-
deavors 70 keep abreast OF intelligent
progress In all matters OF railroad
business--visited the United States
several years ago for this purpose OF
studying tho American System OF bag
gage checking. with the intention of
introducing it upon the English lines
II II was found 10 be a satisfactory
method. After careful study OF the
application of the system upon some
OF our best managed roads the North
western officials concluded that II
would not pay 10 make the change.
More than that we are informed that
IL is the opinion of several experienced
American railroad men who have
visited England and studied tho meth-
DDS OF transportation there that tho
system OF handling baggage in use by
the railroads OF that country is when
the needs pecularities. and conditions
OF English travel are taken into ac-
count better system for them than
| the American method would be.
In the first place. express transfers
are uncalled for. as the price charged
for carriage hire Is very small and n
| passenger can DO carried with his
trunk in a private carriage at about
the same outlay required TO have a
trunk taken and delivered In this
country. One does not like to take a
carriage and carry his luggage upon
| IL in tho United States on account OF
the delay caused whilo tho driver is
| getting possession of the trunk. which
not infrequently with trains between
great cities. such as New York and
Boston, amounts 10 fifteen or twenty
minutes. But in the English cities
delays OF this kind are not expert
enced The public carriages ordinar-
lily stand alongside tho platform and
within dozen or fifteen feet OF the
point at which the train comes 10 a
stop,
Tho porters-and there is ono fol
almost every compartment door--re
lievo the passengers OF their hand
luggage secure for them carriage
and. il they have one or more trunks
open the luggage-van. take these out,
place'thom on the top OF tho hackney
coach. the whole transfer proceeding
at so rapid ratio that frequently
traveller. with all of his belongings
will be driven from the station In les
than a minute from the time OF the ar
rival OF the train. A degree OF expo
dition is in this way obtained that 4
entirely without its parallel on thi
side OF the Atlantic. and under exist
ing conditions IL is quite impossible
of reproduction here. AS to the quas
tion OF private owsorshin
| may be said Il thu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09

Ia. Zen the INtuoF ~ p44V
triL, the beasts OF the neiQ
OF his and OF his intentions con-
corning . building of a great raft
they protested. declaring their unwtll-
inRness 10 accompany him on any
such expedition. But tho mans su-
perlor intelligence prevailed. he
built tho raft and 10! had hardly fV
ished when the great flood came "
mans family and pairs OF every
took passage and fioated IRnoN ~
months on tho surface OF vn,,pAy NJ
The clouds cleared away on Vs<aus' "
day after the cmbarkation. Nhep a.
seventeen successive moons ~
used the sun as guide. con
steering toward his place OF
But the animals every one
(who it will be remembered
power OF specify, protested against
sailing to the west declaring In
cos voice that they preferred steering
towards the SUMS rising place. These
murmurs had been going on for some
days when to the infinite Joy Of tho
man. who had been holding the fort
against this horde OF creatures who
had tho voices OF men and the reason
OF beasts great spots OF dry land boz
gan to appear. Finally this rudely
constructed ark grounded. and the
man and his family and the beasts
were again permitted to press the face
OF tho earth with their feet. But a
great and lasting crlamity had over
taken the animals. For their MUIR
murs against the man while on the
water they were deprived of their pow
or of speech. and have remained dumb
from that day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09
TnII EIln Ewing.

The above is pretty good picture oi
Miss Ella Ewing said To bc the tallcst
woman, young or old, that walks the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09
MARKING THEIR LOVERS.
An odd Custom which Prevails Among
Norwegians.

An Odd Custom Nhich frevaiis Among
Norwegiana
While visiting in Norway village
a traveller who we will call Mr.. L..
took lessons In Morse from lady.
One evening there CHANGED TO be pres
ent certain Norwegian gentleman.
When tho lady arose to go TO her
lodgings in an adjoining house, Mr..
l. offered TO escort her; but she de-
clined the offer abruptly.
Rather surprised at her manner Mr..
L. asked the Norwegian II the young
lady was engaged or married. and, II
not what was the meaning OF the ring
she woreP
ii am ignorant he continued 'of
the difference OF your rings hetwaen
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09

ours Mrs. Kendall so fully covers
that subject that TO add any
thing further would be pre-
sumption. But one thing in this law
snit Is amazing, both TO American act
ors and managers, and that is the cool
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09
The Dear Old soul.

She was very innocent lady with
grown-up daughters; and when one OF
the latter left her at q railway station
buy book to while away tho time.
The book was one OF Zolas and when
the daughter came back she was a
junior at Vassar and knew thing or
two-she was Mortified. What 4 n
earth did you buy that for, mo"
she asked.
u did not know there w
wrong about It, " said the
thereg'
IL should say yes"
girl; ''didn' you find
mo, " said MANN
Interested in it. Is
NO" said the
the worst OF his b
good.
Come TO THY,
mamma, Il notid
up that It was
York postoflice>~
ter D. Z
~ - zzJssl
WINFIELD
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1892-01-09

|1srs IN IA ~ -I :. ~ 10y ut'J ~
10 as far % possl ya,p az your worldly
AWE Ma also ma 4 a be bosy IN Christian
<rh. How manv z,pbr'hn in the Year, FIFTY.
I'd ffthetoxtdx r,n Of you. i does not say
uhat time you mhy 20, and therefore IL n
Aafc 10 count on all OF the nfty,two sundays.
l AVON are ~ likely 10 70 IA the first half OF
uI> vear a. in the last half ftiink We had
INatcr dlsidctho nfytw into halves, aud cal-
al. only twenty ak Snbbaths, Conc. Chris
1 I'm men Christian women. what can yon do in
fen,vslx Sabbnihsf Divide the 5G5
= Tvs into two parts; what can you do
one hundred ana olghlytw days
m,rb and the worldf You will not through
1sor ares OF eternity IN heaven. get over the
kho.or and tho outrage Of going into glory.
Mfavins helped nonelnp 70 the same place.
viii he found that many SaDbalh'schooi
noher has taken into heaven her whole clnss,
IA, Daniel Baker ne sssnE r,l. took lhou ~.
rrn,rds of thousands that Paul took In
4 nn,dr~.a million How many will you
n - ~ Won get into heaven and nnd
one ~. mat you sent ana TINT there
II ~ none ~ Come through youf inaifumentaiity,
4 beg OF you 20 crawl under some seat IN the
S,1rS corncr. and never come ont lest the re.
$500, ,ct their eyes on you ana some one cry
'.,s ,,qhat IA tho man uho never lifted hand or
>,c,,. -, The redemption 81 his fcilovsi Look
n him. all heaven" He,'e. be bus, BETTER
e. M plougn IA deep bcftcr say what you
~, ~ saw onlckly. fiettcr cry The alarm.
k,c<,,r fail on your knees Better lay hold with
5,.ts hands. Whasyou now leave undone Tor
|onri,. win forever be undonc- "1h's year thou
- , Jew Of tho PROBABILITIES mentioned, "a.
~ III the men and women not ready for
..s.so ne time 10 talk about non-csscniials
whv God lot sin como into the world or
cr me book o. Jonah = inspired: Or who
m Won are - near eternity as some
49,, "a bc. thcre IA NO time FOR any thing
k,.s&,lon. "What must ! DO 10 DO
drowning man. whom
M him stops not 10 Aeh
made ~ or. whether
ar cedar. who threw
"a n n ihsovu no clutches a. In
= u jic. thcrr n no tmc for
.estIAtcly laying bid on God.
M a yoof s'ns. You
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$3.50 WILL bly,

A handsome cottage residence of rooms
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ing of the men on the floor above and
the occasional note of some hooking
bird, which poured its trill of yarie-
gated song upon the air of night.
They will not miss me-" she said,
STOPPING to pick up shawl which she
had thrown upon her bed. IN go. and
if fall Poor Ike! | am no better
than he-and he has just laid down his
life for ms alp