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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
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3e 5prenebe Siater bar | aarepis
sjUrt IuItrengelIer for at iaa i'm eeer
Standardization. 2oniiiaua bar eiort
en- Del ! benne &stnins, men ben fabrt
tersr nm en- Del Of bet - en- meset
libeu Del al aft BET, iom irapes ! Siems
met. Oct Saab bar paret n9ret, at en-
eller anben ailbe for characterization,
eller ct euer anoet 8rpoutt, bporaf
Gutter tunbe ubpinbes, piloe blipe iuns
bet. Man irpeoe i 8%egpnbelien, at
man i Sorsbum bnpbe iuuoet Bats for
ct fort Sprraab al Suffer fra be peits
li9e Stater. Glsritultur 3epartemens
let unosritgttebe ben npe Snbuitri |
pstuniGr Tetniu9, p9 ben lopebe sobt |
Bespnbelien. &siultatet iparer imios
lertib lanstfra tit 6urueutuin9erne, os
mon er M o~perbspiit ON, at man life
Fan pente fig meeet Of bet fineiFe
Sutterrsr / &etnins af at ltafe os bet
nscuenbise Sufter.
Otter Sorsbum Experimental blep
Suiterroen tilraabet iom pel itittet for
Dor Sorbbunb us Stima % Tom let
bDrtelis Der. 9enne npc Sncuitri, iom
fgrite Sang ina 2piet Der / amerifa for
A Gar iiosn, saar lun9t bebre, END
Spr9bum sjproe, ps siuer us Saab pm
meo 9ioen at fuune fabrifere Ell flor
Del uf bet sutter, hi bebGoer. s 1887
par Der fun ct Sufters 8aifinaberi / be
5oreneoe Stater. Oct innotes / Nlras
rabO. Ilameba County, Gal. Slinois's
&a~ffinaberier er blepen neolagte, ba be
life tunce betale fig, S bet Gar blep
Der fun prpouceret 400, 900 Yunb Suts
fer. S18sS naaeoe Oct up til 3,600,0 900
Tuno, % Oct fsl9enbe Nar blep bet
nGiten iprboblet. S Gnr ubiOrer Golis
~iOrnia 100000 8uno, % @ebrnita
% lltab 100000 4unb boer. st
soot Stso fremab bar Snouitricn ianet
peo ben 9ialoenbe Solblop. Gen til
laber inbtil lite Suli 1892 fri Sn6IBrs
iel al ubenlanbife Maitiner til Anuens
belie peo 5abritatiun al 8oeIufter.
gioli9ere bpilebe Der en- SOlO al As
4rocent paa laaoaHne Mtaitiuer, Sui.
ersgountp'en siper DOerligere Grpous
centerne Of Sutter.' bOloenbe minbit 80
@raoer peb BOlariIfpp, Ell Bounty al 2
Gents Euuoet, ps paa Suiter unoer 80
@raoer en- Bounty al Il Gents 9unbet.
Der er iur 2iben ieI 5a6riter, iOm oirte
UNDER benne Bounty 2pp, b~eli9senoe i
California. Utah % 3%ebralta, repro
i.nterenbe $4,000 acres meb Rper urz
Der 3prfnins.
Sorbbuucen i bet ijerne @eiteus
Stater bar uiit fig at pare liseiaa sUbt
Ifitfet for Sutterruer, iom be bebite
@9ne / europa, os Ni9rsben er ubs
m9rtet, ioet ben siper 20 9ous pr.
Icre, til en- 8arbi al 4 Dollars pr.
Tons. 3e ameritauIfe Sabriter bape
tilpirfet Sutfer al fineite &ualitet, ppla.
~riceret peo 9S.5 @raoer.
Spmuutriuser al benne 9lrt pil lebe
til llbpitlins Of beuue Suouitri, os hi
fan sl9oe cs peo en- itabis Sorp9elie al
Dor &oeiutfer'5abrifation, meb minbre
nbelbi9e aoOiurilas ltuloe bamme bens
llooitlins. 2OuiIianas Slfferplantere
bar aloris meb Misunbelie Jet paa
benne 8pnturrence, ps pil meb @lGpe
impoeie llopitliu9eu al Sufterinbuitrien
/ Seiten, bpuo Der oil siue benz nDe
Iaiereoe % fsre til at belfptte Dem
mob ubeloise aopforlas ira &onsress
len, = ben itsrite 5are Ipm truer ben.
New Orleans Times Democrat. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

aammerpieen: "9r. 0sitndnt ..
Gtpoli sniter at sisre 5rsfenen fin Op'
partnins." - 5rsfenen: seq fan beg
barre life mootnge BAN; jes er 10 life
pdafl9bt enbnu." 8ammerpigen
"9et ejbr oiit insentius, for 2sitnaiten
or paiaa chill ibas!"
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
~

IrbeiOerlte tanbs iOriGrNise for ben auOeu2 SUN, Tom
par pant til at bare aIaOer OperfOb, toitbare SiItes
isier, 6OrDerf, SupeIer, prestise 9rastu os aft Saas
pant, iom paSieSs fig for en- rig Nruins! Wsn Ssen
astsr life ~iaaSanne 9enipn; ben ~bcbanbIer Ronarten
90 ben fattisf Ssnano paa famine Waabe, os tenber
irsen psrions 4nfeeIle.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

1an,er % Ssrrer! StnS tIt,r en- tuaelii z~tanoara
Srtpbos. eeI sipT ipocita Nupisuiu1 ior Somm,uirt.
nias a. aEt SIags Stttpdlsr, og t~ubcboloct $50 i~orifIsls
liss Slass 9isniisr5tspt. Qsriontt, iom he n osat
henlnle ! BET snseiits Spros. Tan us0 ssuHt 9r,p6sa Tor.
itdns hs en- ttitr % bRrits gpsIie. vi isuosr So1rn
lanlt IL mtSI pdtrs Aaontort ior ben biaile Qr.s af o.
eehia' 9sshisT Suites. SIs0tr 8 Gents. gorsgis:
,o,es S.g.6rtbera
VO-4o.o eIaTtRtlo, wilma, Boz 81.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

9tetp SOlaHO, &a. - Seq leo i na.
fen 3 Iar af rbeumatiite Smerter /
Senene, os bet enelte Snosnibnin9ss
miboel, iOm braste mig 2inorins, bar
ben bersnte Ct. Satpbs DIE. - @m.
S~tansburp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
airfeItge Gfterretninger
gsS siaronisie.siemm.t i minnc.


apolis niflutteoes ben 12te Wtarts bet
@leps anrins, Ipm bar u1ret i9ane lieea
Ropem6er I. aar. Den 20oe Marts
foresii Glepernes Cptaselie Tom 9rsces
iciire / 9rsioloisbsSs airien ! Miune'
opolis. Dc, Der bar beltdset ! auriuiet,
er Mnrtiue antInoien, Susa Bsen,
Dime SermanbtH, Miua Siernitac,
Rarsn Sslduo, gsret MprmO 90 Wa'
tbiloe 2uno. Siiue Scrmanoien er be-
itemt paa at tilbpbe ainamisIionen I'm
Tjensite. acknowledgement bar pper.
taset Spsepleien % Susboloninsen I
ct. 2utas !Spipital, Or. Gnsitao, !
@ranb SORTS, q. .. Ere Ssitre ieuStss
bib iOrat bespnSe Nrbeiost ben 22oe
Morts. "2utb. airteblao@, ipm fcrs
teller bette, uplDier, at bet MI or usos
penbist, at Der fommer npe Seitre til
9iafpbisiebiemmet ! @iuneapolis, os
uotaler bet gufe, at Serren maatte ops
p9ffe iriiine 8pinoers Sinb ps Sierte
til at goa IND | benne pelfeneoe Sic.
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Gtoffer.H egninseu. S ct Msoe al
Ell SerreSstprelie langt nOrbpaa msote
alofferen peripnli8 for OF iaa anuiIt Ell
Resuins for Sfpos til o9 fra SiGlpes
fIrfesaarben unber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
mouierne inben Serreoet.
&lotfsren bleu % uoipur9t umtrent
iaalebes:
"8ar Sc pirfelis tilitebe paa g..
% fOrretteee unoer Sprbpoataitelien? "a
4Suifer De bet life? SEQ bar 10
8ereies eset Sus paa g."
"9et erinbrer jes meset oobt, men
bet bar i Inleonins al en- Seitebancel."
(Munterbeb).
alutferen tlsr fig bag gret, os flyer
lansiomt:
"9em bar Set, men - jes trpr,
at bore berettiset til at iaa min &ess
ming uobetalt, aIisepel."
"Maa jes iaa ippr9e Slofteren, bueml
ban bar bapt til at ijuuae / fit Steb9"
"8et bar pei suaet iaaleoes for iig,
at YrGiten % De andre Sillteoeoarenbe
bar iiunset,@ meute &lofteren.
@n al be bibtil tauie &epreientanter
ubbrpber:
"&anlte Der bart infje iaanii oeo
@racene?"
&lptteren: $50. leg tror at tunne
iige meb SeItemtbeb, at ijuu8et bleu
her,"
vi be 1907 600 Gr., Der bepilaes
bes til IariieruoitiainSen 1889, er Ipas
ret nutrient 10 0O0 Or ROY to- So.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Minneiota Sitrifts spnussmeoe

aibolbes, ON CUB pil, i Sruflat Mes
nisbebs Sirte, 9Urtlanb, 9rail &c.,
Rortb Satuta, fra Snsbas @Orsen
alOtfcn 9 ben 22Oe SUM- til Snsoas
WtibOas ben 29oe SUM 1892.
Com ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fore
li9Ser:
u Acknowledgment % Selfisuelieu
at at enbuer ianb 8riiten Osiaa betjeu.
Der i'm 3rp for Ben ps 5ienbe.
Referenter: Yaitprerne 8. u. 3bOr-
fen cs Rils @iere.
y @euisbeosItolen, Os ba iarlis Sp,
rettelien al nuritsenselite M~eniobebss
ifpler.
81 @als uf Setretar, 8asierer, Sirtes
raabsmeblem, &eoiiurer % Suppleans
ter til oisie @mbeoer iamt Snoremiss
iiunsfumite.
A. Be i9opanlise 5orretninesiaser
~ansaaenbe 9Rreanitalterne meo Sorilas
til 8ilope for 9utber Seminarium,
Wsisiipnerne. 8arnebiemmet u.i.o.
observation-disclosures SefretGrer maa
efter SpnoOens 8eilutnins meobrinse
fine YrotOtCler ps fremlesse benz for
Spuooen. Iae Snomeloelier fer til
YaIturerne s. allen eller S. Ginsels
itao ieneit inbeu Lobe Sum-.
S. Saluoripu,
Sefret9r.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

gaH. q. 6. geattn, Iutbert 8rGit
i glelrOie. 6loribn, ioreFoar 1.-the
Workman EpreitslIen al ct lutberf
sanatprium pso adie Santa Sc i
Sloriba.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Flower

Suprban befinoer ban fig? - Sar
ieler Jig "blaa", bpb, msrt, tabenoe,
ulofarpet, epigblaG, % faar Sitting til
at onta9e FANNIE 6arpe. August
Flower CT Miblet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

q Rte Riper Talen er Der rn 4
lutberFs SrifOier mco onitreut 600
Gleoer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Yaff. &. / Gan Claire, bpis
Spgbom er pmialt / forrise Rummer,
er aisaaet oeb 9sben. San blep be-
grapen ben 22oe STARTS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Yait. g. 9. Yeberien, auanca9l,
alamatee Co., Sn., er talbt til Ir9it
for Shell ROd 90 Glf Gree, @euisbes
Der / Soma. SpOrpibt ban mOptuser
aaloet, oibes enonu life.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

gait. 8. ". Stub uirter for 3ioen
/ ben iucre MisiiOus 9ieueite i Bergen
paa Dpiprbriu9 al 8erseus YraIteitab.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Ynit. e. 2arien i~triuer ON Snoias
nermis iiOnen / @ittenbers, at Der M
er ialt 155 Snbianerbgru paa Stplen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

SpOrbun befinoer ban fs? - San
bar Suuebpine, er Oiitruit Og aanosz
frauerenbe O9 moertioen martret.
August Flower CT Miolet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

YruI. Gaspari i &riitiania lisser
for Sgben. pan er opsiuen al 29serue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Suoroan befinoer ban fig? San
Icler Jig iaa Uperm@ttet eitcr Maalz
tioerne, at ban neppe Tan 9an. Au.
gust flowe er Mlclet. (10)
u. u. Green, Gne . Sabrifnnt,
@opo6nrp 9teiu Serien Il. G. q.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

vi be 100000 Gr., Der bepilae.
oes til EariieruoitiaiHSen 1889, er Ipas
ret pmtrent 10000 Ser, Der iaa aaar
ino | Statsfasieu i9icn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Sporoan befinber ban fig? - San
bar pOloiom Sitteu ps Opitso citer
Waaltloernc, leOia9et al bitter Gmaa.
August Flower er Mtiolet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Sobn SIegcn,

Sent ga5ilesr as'L 16i Randolph ST., Chicago
3OlS.2
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

SUcrDan beiinocr ban fl? San
iOrnemmer en- itabis gita9en i sc
lipsbetinsenoe SrGiter, ielcr ia mt,
Ierabel, %mclaHtUlit, baablps % itunoer
eIter Seoen U9 Sreoen. August
Flower er Mi0let.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
SmuseuieHts.

ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
In aid OF the
.- In aid OF the
kOMAS CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLCMs
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyLUMs
In charge OF the Sisters OF Charity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
EOvg. RIDLEY & sons aos r. Mz% 81 r sS!x9 ST"
SION. 20. !iES II 1UnMULE.
A Rattle of Fac. In the Uninn mud TAX
All Ml.-in- Money.


When the Journsymen Stone Cutters Union
holds it's regular meeting next Wednes day
evening IN B.cvoort Hall. Fihy-fourth street
and Fourth avenue. IL is expected that there
will be the liveliest kind Of a session. An old
lG!!t has been revived with great vigor. and at
the meeting last Wednesday, there was a gen
eral scuii!e over the selection OF q Chairman.
The trouble began in May. 1890. when there
was a strike Of the stone cutters in Boston.
The union here resolved to support them. and
an assess n emit Of 81 each WAS levied on tho
wogkmen in ffty-two shops. Iu September OF
that year 1t was alleged that part OF the money
was missing. and q committee WAS adj ointed
10 Investigate. Itcame to the conclusion
that 900 was traced to two members OF the
unioh and that $500 more had disappeared.
Irou lie occurred in yard in 18th street,
and II - alleged. that the proprietor gave 5000
70 Lave the trouh!r settled. and That only 800
iOuA ith way to he union. y committee was
APPOINTED Ia investigate that. Three weeks
kso resident Bli"riy went to Boston. 1t ;s
Their" is now "A battl- e factions.
Al the meeting last Wednesday Patrick Hon-
nty, the ' Ice President. took the chair. III d
Dec! red himself President. Il. ]. Angelo uf
the Progressive Stunecuttsrs. with q mum l'er
o. oilers rushed in .rd ASKED hi m to yacato
tons followed John Norris was nomlnn NJ ed
!nf Chairman and rush was made aud Don.
nelly and Angel Wee busted into the hall
AM Norris whs p4' n he chair.
Both factions are Irrnared to renew tho
contest on, "Wednesday. The present officers
for,. and that the trouble is an attempt to
divide the union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
NIRDEREE WING CAUGHT.
BE Killed IT'S WIFE. HrvinE TR' Oath
to do SO u She Was Untrue.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l2.-Albert l. Wing. who
murdered his wife. Mrs. Reno. alias Essie
Davis. IN LouisNilI. on Oct !. was arrested In
this city yesterday. Mrs. Reno was tho
daughter o! Judge Charles Eaves OF Green
vile. Ky. and her real name WAS Miriam
Eavss. She was n society belle. and whom
about II years Of age she met Ed Reno He
was compelled t. marry her at the point OF a
pistol. after which she took up with Wing. who
Is also OF good family. and has boon living
with him OF and on until! I he time OF her death.
Wing killed a man named Glenn. whom he
found In her room. tor which he served six
years Imprisonment. during which time Mrs,
Reno went into a convent and tried TO reform.
He returned from prison and married the
woman ard begged her to lead a respectable
life. which she refused to do. In Wings pock-
ted the murder. He had sworn to Xii hls wis
II she again became untrue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

SARATOGA. Nov. ll.-Ah ert Oliver Wilcox OF
Staten Island and Jennie V. STATION. NJ. D..
We're married here IA nigh, at the Mobrsy
House. q saniiarlum. o which Mrs. DR.. stan
lo,, has Dech for some lime prop ietress
Mr.. WILCOX T. X years odd. and his bride
About 70. Mr.; vi! j. veteran abolition
!st one OF IN" founders OF the Republican
party, ana has Tor many years cen an adyo-
cate OF woman's sun age, And he is the
,slher OF the irrepressiOle Hamilton Wilcox.
PIT snd Mrs Wilcox will make their perma-
lsat home IN Saratoga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME.

AFTERNOON PROGRAMME
Go begin at 2. Doors open at IL
]. Overture by Orchestra. HENRY wIDMER con.
=. EDWARD HARRfGAN and his company. includi nr
JOHN WILD and Mis- YEAMANs in sou AFTER
a MELVILLE and srErsoS in . duet. By consent of
Mr. Harry Miner
Z DoNNELLY and GIRARD in selections from
NATURAL GAS"
o. KELLY IN one Of his popular Acts BY consent of
Mr.. Tony Pastor
9. The celebrated troupe Of LILlPUTIAS CoMEDI.
in an act from CANDY"
I. The famous TREwEY inhs marvellous facial ac.
by consent u! MIR larry Miner
s. song BY Miss EiITr ,l'EAInAM.
.. Mr.. SAN nEARiS bv consent OF Mr.. Tony Pastor.
10. MI. nALiS G ,MPANl IN one act Of "DoLLARS
AND SENSE" Introducing Mrs RehAn. Mrs Gil.
bert, Mr. lie wis. sir. Clarke. ac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

Next THURSDAY Nov IL,
Next THURSDAY. Nov. IL
in the afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
in the evening at 80 O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
Watshts, aew,lry, SC.

XEATCuEs. DIAMONDS fEWELRY, 81 weekly; aut
w Gle aelyrTed on irsl payuteut.
kAGAAAGk NArIA CO.. 2ST Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

seats and boxes may he had from Mr.. j. J. O'pono-
hue East sth 81 or lol Front a.. Mr. John D. Grim
any embers OF the Board OF Managers. also al tho
doots OF Music Hall on the day and night OF the per.
formancA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

for which the following Managers and artists have
Solunteered to furnish . most attractive entertain.
ment, which will be given under the msnAgement VI
Mr.. AOGuSTIN DAILY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18
LADIES' OUTSIDE GARMENTS

for Spring have arrived from New York
also new lot of WHITE SKIRTS CORSET COVERS INFANTS
DRESSES, COTTON UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Misses
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18
BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS.

God has sent some angels into the
world whose Office is to refresh the
sorrows of the poor, and to enlighten
the eyes OF the disconsolate. And
what greater pleasure can we nave
than that of bringing joy to our broth
err: that the tongue should be tuned
with heavenly accents, and make the
weary soul listen for light and ease;
and when he perceives there is such
a thing in the world, and in the order
Of things, as comfort and joy, to begin
to break out from the prison OF his
sorrows, at the door Of signs and
tears, and by little and little begin to
melt into showers and refreshment-
this is glory to thy voice and employ
ment fit for the brightest angel.
SO have seen the sun kiss the fro
zen earth, which was bound up with
the images of death, and the colder
breath of the north, and the waters
break from their enclosures, and melt
with Joy and run in useful channels;
and the flies to rise from little graves
in the walls, and dance a little while
in the air, to tell that joy is within,
and that the great mother Of creatures
will open the stock Of her dew refresh
ment, become useful to mankind, ano
sing praises to her Redeemer. So II
the heart Of sorrowful man under
the discourse of wise comfort; he
breaks from the despair of the grave
and the letters and chains Of sorrow
he blesses God and he blesses thee
and he feels his life returning.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18
REMEMBER THE FAMILY ANN
VERSA RES.

AS a people, we pay far too little
attention to birthdays and other fam
ilv anniversaries. Too much cannot
be done to make home attractive, 50
that our boys and girls will prefer 1t
to all other places. -
This has been the incest day ever
knew, said boy to his mother, one
evening. The birds have all been sing
ing, and the sun has shone every MIN
ute, and everything has been 50 love-
~ just for your birthday, mamma, and
Pm so glad! and he emphasized his
gladness with a hearty hug and kiss.
For weeks the little fellow had been
waiting for this day, planning and
making little birthday gift as sur
prise, and when the time came, his
whole mind was given to making his
mother happy.
But it's so much trouble to celebrate
birthdays, complain some mothers,
and in large families they come so Oft
en-.
Yes, it is some trouble; but how can
we keep our children contented and
| happy at home without taking trou-
ble?. No mother regrets the trouble
when she sees her children regarding
their home as the very best place IN
the world Try to celebrate the birth
days one year, and see if it does not
pay in the enjoyment Of the Whole
family. Let no one be forgotten
from father to baby, try to have eacf
one interested in all the others, plan
ming if possible, some little birthday
gift. No matter how simple or trif1ins
it may be, the love and thoughtful-
ness which go with it will make
precious.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18

A community without women of
equal social action, a church without
her equal ecclesiastical action, and a
state without her equal political &C
ton, are very much what home
would be without a mother, wife, sis
ter, daughter or friend. Men have
carried civilization just as far as they
can do it alone. They are not to blame
for the present condition of things.
''Impediments to the rear" was the
famous order number one of our great
military force. The smoke of battle
asphyxiated the woman's movement.
She can not hope for equality in the
piping times of peace.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18
DIR. TALMAGE TELLS. 4 STORY.

The Rev. Il. De Witt Talmage tells
with great gusto the following expe-
rience which he attributes to his
brother, also a clergyman:
stHe had just recovered from long
spell of Sickness says DR.. Talmage,
"and weak in body, emaciated and
pallid. he was walking slowly along
a street near his home when he was
accosted by a big, burly fellow, who
said to him cheerfully:-
ssSay is your name Smith-Jim
Srnith?''
ssNo, replied my brother, my name
is Talmage."
"Weu, I didn't know. I'm looking
for a man named Smith. They say he
lives near here, and is dying of con
sumption, and [ thought as soon as
clapped my eyes on you that you
might be the man."
'sSir,'' said my brother, 81 am
clergyman, and I may look thin and
pale, but you must not judge of con-
sumptives by that. In my time L have
preached funeral sermons over scores
of fellows just as big as you, for apop-
lexy, you know, catches you big fell
lows every time. [ hope I shall not
be called upon"
''But, says DR.. Talmage, 1.-THE big
fellow did not wait to hear my broth
er to the end"
| IT,
| TAKE WARNING.-And don't let the germs
! of that vile disease, Catarrh, take root ano
| flourish in your system. Sulphur Bitters vii
nrevent this and will make you strong anc
healthy.-Editor Weekly Press
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18

At certain prominent place in
Cincinnati a new saloon has been
opened, after fixing the place up in
the most elaborate manner. The re-
cess door in front is all that art can
make it, finished with stained glass;
on either side of the door are large
show windows. In one is an easel
holding a horse shoe of the most del
icate roses, nicely imbedded with
ferns, and in the other window is an
elaborate decoration of crimson and
white roses with fern leaves for the
background. On the day of the open
ing man in passing by was heard to
say after gazing intently for some
minutes on the display, "They ought
to put on the window please omit
howers.''' Another one added, "this
is our funeral;" and so it is, but moth
ers and widows viii be called on to
shed tears
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18
Clothing,
Gents furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Rubber Goods.
Ladies and ChiIdren'S Shoes,
Underwear,
Trunks, YaliS0S, etc. etc.
Trunks, YaliS6S, etc. etc.

The stock is entirely new, of the latest sty-
les and has been.selected with great care, by "A
buyer of many years experience. BY coming
to us you will be sure that no dead stock or
out OF date goods are offered you. None but
first quality goods handled II is our purpose
to give every buyer full value; TO sell such
goods at such prices that all customerers VIII
become permanent patrons. We put such
prices on our goods as will move them out
quickly and thus we are able rcplenish our
stock frequently and give our patrons all the
time the benefit of the latest styles