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The Lamar register., 1892-12-10
LARGE cAvE.ls.
Three uandred rect Of Gruaad susiisniy
settle. at Loaf Cr~sk. rsspsyisanas.

settle. at Ls-t Cr.ek. r.nusyissnas-
Eesiae1is q Los Crc,k, tHp Hlllrs sess q
sbeaaHdazh, rcnasyiraalE. ucrv Ihrgsa tzis
great .IsHcnezt Is "a cEfiy hggr sanesy
marains hr fhe ssl4stea cztiag u a abagt
30 feet u he surface and 100 fert silis. -.
-eSsly uadrspeaiA ,hr Lehi<h EAusy raiiso,zi
track. F5aE tFzcks SER Szsrlc4 ,igza piiA
the fall - a acpth y i~ynsy .srs tryt aaii the
ilost Creek st0Fc tbr lsrscsi siafr 10 the H,ia-
ins Fvsloa. oszo4 b > n wr.sAi 8 Co,
aarrosly esear~-i d-sgsuciiaa- To- southern
sails O, The halliias ;sii o1s Ksl a arg, pA5t
Of The building noe oTcrhasTs tas is.Hcnse
e4ve-lu.
The Lehlsh conpzHy l. tTyiaE tn an - TIC
ruzdb-o1 20 30 cable thsa b rcsauas trnf-
&c ty Moaiay motuiaE Ths p~uale arc IA a
state q drcNa A. ni<hs rpprsaeass,. h-ta- "a
fear q = stin farther -ctiiiug Ths caSins Ia
va oooAsioaed By he rohb!ug o, p.lisrs,
which has tesn earTsnsl @ fsT so-ae usns In
sorBe o; the hfcasis x thr Lrhigh Nailey',
eoliiers, ty ~hieh the euiirc valley !, Aoasy-
eumhesi- Accidents haW TIA 4 fru.zessi
ocegrrvacc ln The vslley Of the lot Crr-k 10
Shenandoah fur some Year, p4sL hat uaae q
them cqusi 10 extent 10 this onc
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10

MCcH wisdom has been expended
over the reported achievement OF
Hannibal in making his way over the
Alps by means of vinegar. 1t now
appears that the word vinegar was
wrong the name properly at the
present day applying to a sharp kind
OF pickaxe that cuts something as
metaphorically very sharp vinegar is
sometimes said to do Eut from this
ancient mistake in word has grown
a common modern error That is the
idea that vinegar heated or other
wise will destroy rocks better than
water will do. II the rock be partly
composed OF lime the vinegar might
com bine with the lime and so dis
solve it But when fire is made on
a rock to heat it vinegar is no better
than water to turn or break it. Each
acts by the expansive power of steam.
which moderns understand much bet
ter than was possible for the old
writers who have discussed this cub
iect
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10

THE old saying that u man who is
his own lawyer has fool for client
may be little TOO sweeping. We
would not state the truth which 1t
contains in quite so harsh form
But is is entirely within the bounds to
say that the claimant who tries to
look after his own claim instead OF
having 1t prosecuted by a competent
attorney does not understand his own
interests
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10
TIE NICARAGUA casi-
a cea,~atioa a.ta At ss- o'iss'
Forward thi. sehs@s.

FORWARD thi. sehs@s,
The SiearasaA Canal c0nrszrla =
New orlsAn. &C shs lot u. ~ 81 81
ap interos, Ia lhs eznsi pso.et' . ~
that eoa.re>s aiAJ be iaAaee4 : -
saterp<is<.
Ne. Llonei Levy fOg Geprs.A 80 %
Thomas 4 NlArrImaA for ILlia7l' go I
AAif Il their ssAis. and the eaaiL
seasfor Morgan 81 Aistss1s - 81
.nt delivered an aadrras-
serztos MoHsAa referred % - '', Z
senate on the bearing of ths t-Ala'- y y
treaty to-zrl The qaestiDa q ~ ''i7-'
sulldlas Of the canal by ihr ls-0- :
ne eomulgiee felt that iAere "a ? -
TOP car ooEslr1etlon and costa !
anal We can bot Arord 10 y.r.! .
II free trAnsitosy privileEe-
/. since the eleetioa. Auirueza 60.
,ecurr-i a eoncesslon fron ne - =.
government, aud ia that srAai y y. =.
sured all that we could hare sre-'.i -, I.
government itself- Nhcn the s'ial y :
Il vas lutended that thcFr 80. -. : !,
Au,rsicAn control The Jl.sed 80,
not secure more than shc i9--4 ~. ~,
the compliance with the gfeai
tious.
The followine resolution "a -
That l. the paramount duty oi ~ =, - (
ment TO aid 10 the eon.trucs-ol =. -.
ragazn canal; second; thai "a s.1s (,
shall urge upon Congress 70 " -
,lal aid as will insure the speell -
u sAll canal at the mlnimum - =.
taking prsper security for any -.. &C. ,,l
or molie. advanced for this pIIP5z. 4
taining such coutrol and super, 49,, {
,ane a. will Insure the succes'l-. 4, {,
yreat enterprise TO the commeroe ?. =
.nd at the lowest possible rate
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10

A wELL-KNowN agricultural writer
estimates that good roads would save
the farmers OF the United States
$500. 900 900 per year in the cost OF
getting their produce to market or
nearly $S to each inhabitant of the
country which is fairer estimate
than to suppose the whole sum will
be divided among the farmers alone.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10

MMF. ADAM. the Paris editress says
that there is an emancipation OF the
young women OF France. caused by
their intercourse with English and
American visitors. They are no longer
chaperoned on every occasion their
manners and customs have undergone
great changes and they are Angli-
cized and Americanized to great
extent
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10
COLORADO

INTERESTING people are the rarest
in the world. People OF intelligence
morality. goodness-an manner OF
admirable qualities-abound but
those who have the magnetic spars
OF interest aud charm could be
counted on the fingers OF one hand,
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10

A RESIDENT OF Chicago being dis
charged by his employer. was advised
at the same time TO drown himself
He promptly did this his habit OF
obedience having been too firmly
fixed to be sWerved by mere dis
charge Now the widow thus created
sues the ex-employer for $50. oOo for
being the promulgatOr q fatal advice
This set OF facts will afford Justice an
opportunity to use her finest scales
The Lamar register., 1892-12-10

TIE growth OF International arbi-
tration has not been as rapid as tho
friends Of peace were at one time
led to hope. In spite of arguments
and practical examples the United
States and Great Britain are almost
alone in their adhesion TO the priuci-
pie. The other nations sill hold 10
the stern and tested policy of getting
what they can by Individual bargain
ing. and lighting when they cannot
agree.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07

Sic st. Groir Hpit pon lctter Noz
dc meloet: 9tm Mpntag linO Die ncuen
Maidinen in Der Stbnurjabrid ocs
3u@tbauics in Gang scicpt morocn.
Oic Wtalcbtnen arbeiteu ictr gut uno
brinse,' sulammen 8, 900 Niuno 4 d,nur
per NrbcitStas ferti9, io poB> bic ,yarmcr
etn gutcS lbetl 5bnur gum Ncltcnprcilc
erbalten fonnen. sJcocr WaQ Blnoe>
i4nur miro, ebc CT Die Uebrif psrlabt,
geprobt nno muB cine Sponnfrait uon
IS Ni1no belisen - 9epiB itarf 9cuue
fir oQs praftii6en 3meGc ,no autb Bill
Zig senas. 0ennob if gu beiiir6ten,
baB bic ,ynrmcr bos uon i6ncn unb fir
ie @eidaifcne ni,bt einual III nennensz
,perthcln afoBc bcnuten meroen.. Dam,
batte Der Stoat balo ei1 ,yiasfo in oer
Bnoeri Anuvs6obritotio,1 = gDenn bic
6arner allo auf bic 2dnsc Der 2sit biz
lisc BinoeIdnur wiinidsn,- lollten jie
bas SSabrltat bes Staataz 3udjtDaulcs
Qebrauhen. tx ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
Mencitt 9}aGridten bts g(uslauocs.

Warf9au. Die @crl6te pon
benz 8epsriteben zines &rie9es suil lden
MuBlanb einerleits unp Deutl9lano loz
mieOei iterrei@ anserieits 9e1uinnen mebr
unb mebr Qlnl@ein uon 8eitdtisung
sur9 bic unsebeure NufDdufuns pon
MillitGrnaKen in polen, bic pon alien
Tbeilen bes ruliii9en Nei9es bier su>
iammense3esen ,ueroen. ,Man slaubt
nun beoba@tet sn baben, eab u6n Scite
bet be,1ti9en Beb0roen auBerae.u0bnli=
DE MaBregeln er9riffen ,porbca iino,
tint be3I9li@ ser III oerNdbe oer @ren3e
Be iinbli9en ruliii@en Streittrdfte Sn=
formation III erlan9en. ,3u Oielem
3wede iollen pon oeuti6e> Seite in
lebter 3eit ,nebrmals 9uft>8allons ausz
9elanot woroen iein, Sic ni@einti6
1i9 ais poutommen lentbar ermiclen bdt>
ten.
Man ,uiu beeba1ten baben, 6aB cine
Mnsabl 2uftbauons Don eer oeutl6en
@ren3e ber9etomnten uno 9ob ii Der
2uft iiber ben ruiliiden Teituusen nno
befei eitisten9a9ern bin,pe99esansen leien,
uno bann ,uaren bic Sallons, gum
Ebeil iosor se9en oen lSino itcuerno,
nad Deutl1lauo 5uriidsefebrt. Gin
folder Balon, 10 wiro bebauptet, 'pur:
be iber Oombro,pice, 4s Afeilen ,uefts
lid uon Wari9ou, seieben. 81 fea1er:
te 9erooesu 9e9en bsn @ino, blieb ban,1
cine 3eit lang iiber benz oertiseu mill:
tdril9en 2aser feben uno tebrte panu
lanslam lit Der @i@tuns na3 Deutld
lamb suriid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07

SO bon. Illus acknowledgements
,pirb beridtet, baB bic 8ebauptuns, nur
in einaelner ruiiii9enPropinsen berri@te
Notbitanb, falid lei, BE gotb iei int
Sanaen Reide bieielbe, iibera0 berri9te
6unsersaotb. Dabei nabmen bic
Steuereinnebmer ben Qeuten bas Qeete
nod ab, mas bieielben beidBen, nod ME
jupcr fet Die Steuer nit 10 ,,nerbitterlis
der Strense eiugetrieben worben. ges
fsnSers eer @ouuerneur pon @iatta
;eidnet ii9 bur9 dnBerite &adIdtslo>
iisfeit aus. St bebauptet einfad, bic
6unsersnotb lei cine Mptbe. @er ba
1ast, Ct Babe :,i3ts, er leibe ielbit 6uns
ger, perSe 1pie Elm Aufriibrer bebanseIt.
Die Bauern 'perSen 9epriiselt, bamit
iie bic Steueru be;aDIten, ober alles
Briiseln bilft ni6ts mebr. Neuti1
fanbte Der @euperneur Roioden nit
6unberten BON S1litten nit Birten=
rutben aus, UNI bic uoblbabeniten Dait=
slieber ieeer 9auernsemeinbe su peit=
fden, Bis iie bic Don Ben ibrisen @e,
meinscmitslieoern in Sotse Der lpunsersz
moth ni3t bejablten Steuern aus ibrer
Tai9e erle9t baben miirben. Sn Sut>
enben pan @emeinoem 1T ber gtabe BON
Wiatta baulten bic &oiafen nit ibren
Rntben a9t Gage lang. Snoen Eas
uurben Bemobner Der ODrTer in's
Sreie gefibrt, bis auf ecn @iirtel ent<
blOBt, trotbem bas thermometer unter
Nnl iei9te. nno nit ben &utben 9e>
f9lagen, Bis jett obne ben erwarteten
GrioIs. @elb mar ni9t su erlauaem.
Iaes lit lansit fit ben Nntaui pon
8rob baraufaeaansen. Erotbem baus
ern bic Beamten> Brutalitaten un9e>
f6tDd6t fort. -.
81 fla. Die 'bulsarii9e &esieruns
fat pan 6itereidilden Waffenfabritanten
40, 600 Mannli9erz0ewebre unb 600
@arabiner belteut. Die Waffen muilen
I'M Npril, Mai uno Suni bieles Sabr.s
ab9eliefert weroen. Mit ben neuen @e>
mebren perieben, 1uiro bic bulsaril9e
Nrn,ee Die beltausseltattete ber 8altan=
itaaten lein. ."s~@
gerlin. Sn Sonnebers in Ibaz
rinSen berridte ibon felt sSabren eine
gentle RipaRtdt Swlihen ben @biilern
3msisr Rnabenldnlen uele ii. Zen lets
ten AJ,ondten Ddafis ii IL 81 bffsnfii9s @iftE
ti9tciten ausartete. S6ltebli9 tanen
bic Sun9en iiberein, III einem 9Salbe
nabe bel Der Staot cntgiiltig al entl6eiz
ben, ,per oer Startcre lei, ln0 in 6olac
beilcn fanoen licD SO &nabcn uon ieber
S9ule lebten M}ittuo9 9ta1n,t,ag I'm,
l llbr NIT &apieren auI elmer tleine1
2i6tuns ein. slui Elm se9ebsncs 3ei1ea
itiirSten bcioe Yartelen aui etnanoer los
uno fdmpften spe' Stunoen lang erbit<
tert 9e9en eiuauocr bis bic Yolisei, Die
pon einem Bauer berbei9erui ien ,poroen
mar, lie trcnnte. IS ltellte lit Dcraus,
oab 81 Stbiiler per,punpet ,uorcn, seJn
oapon 10 ldwer, OoB man ibren Spb be-
fiir9tet. Tler iinO berclts ouige9eben
,poroen' Die GcrwunDeten ,puroeu in
dr5tli9e 9ilie senommen, oiclluusruuu>
octen perbartet. Nic S0ulen in Sonne>
berg ,peroen Don Den S0bnen BET ltelten
Tamllien 0cull9lonOs beIu9t unp uele
bet Ibeilne5ner on Dem Sample iiub
SSbnc pon Sffisicren uno bobeu Sez
amlen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
Cottonwood Roller Mil Co.,
1raat & 8en5in, @igentb*
ytem l1lm, Minnelota.

. yte1p l1lm, Wiinnelota.
Da mir nebcn Waiier> aud Oampifraft 5ur gerfa>
auns babcn, inb MIR in Stanb seiebt ote Sarner gu
ieber 3ei prompt unb sr pollen 3ufrebcnbet an bebtz
men, nnb etn aus9c;eidnetes Mebl Su ltciern.
Dund BET &unben. Wtebl rnb Tuter>So pertauien
ir su niebrisen Eretien unb ltern oieelben au 8eS
feuuns In BET Staot fret ins 5aus. s5s... .-.z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07

Gbas. Stuarb, 1pel9er letten Oonners
flag einen uerbre@eriiden Mnsriii aul
Elm elfidbri9es Mdbden ma9te, 1T uor
ben i'm uerfolsenben glrsern, beren
IL er I'M Sample permunoete, eurd
einen S@uB tOStli9 uerlett unb einse,
fan9en. o@
9ouiton, Geras. Der iunse Wal:
ter 8. Sbam. ,uel9er unter ber Mntlaae
feiner Wutter unb beren S9meiter er:
moroet 3u baben, uerbaftet rpurse. bal
seitanben, baB Ct bic entietli9e Chat
be9in9, um ii9 in ben 8eiit uon $40
3u brin9en uno bonn an eine 9auf:
tour III seben. 9ln benz erfolsteu
8esrabniB ber Grmorbetsn betbeilistt
i9 bic Sduliusenb bieier Stabt.
ct. 2ouis, Mi9. gs Seist iid
jeet, baB Nusuit Nrnbt, pel@er letts
Bo@e feline 6rau unb ii@ lelbit ermOrs
bette, uripriinsli@ ben Plan sefabt bate,
mebrere Sduier bieies plates 1T Bic
2uft gu fprensen. Scr S@urte begging
bic blutbise Gbat, neil feline Trau iid
semi0e unnatiirli9e. ni9t udber .3u be-
aei9nenbe @rauiamteiten nibt mebr ses
fallen la6en moute u. als bieNadbarn Die
Trau in S@ub nabnen, iebte bic Beftie,
in be0en @ebnun9 cine 9roBe Qualitat
Opnamit qefun6en murbe, beren 0Guier
lit Branb. .t.s ~
BoiieGitp, Sbabo. 9luf elmer
Han9 nabe Salmon Jalls iinb feds
JrauenSimmer, ansebli9 S9weitern,
bic cine Mn3abl @dubereien, oarunter
Sic Beraubuns ,,,ebrerer Yoitwasen perz
iibt baben ioueu, uerbaftet uoroen. Die
@eiber trusen, mdbreno iie bic Werb,e>
5en ausfabrten, Mdnnertleioun9 unb
9aben an, baB iie'ibr 0ater se5uungen
babe, iene Banbitenltrei@e eussufIbren.
D,e perbafteten Weiber beiben 9arpep,
iie ieJbit iasen, >aB iie ob ibrer 8erbafs
tuns erfreut ieien uno Bag iie ME serne
gearbeitet bdtten. Die Sberiffsmann:
i9aft, tpel6er ber intere0ante Sang sc:
lang, perbars fi@ in benz @eb0l3 nabe
Der 0arueps&anb une ais Die feds
,@ra3ien" Ben geriu3 ma6ten, ben
Yofmaqen 3u iiberfauen, 1puroen fl
obne iebmebe S@wieristeit binsfeit se>
mad
@reenfielb, Mail. Gin Boot,
in uel6ea, ii9 eine Scrsniisunssaeiea:
ibnft befano, .purse III, Deerfielbs Thtili
iiber einen Damm nabe Goleraine getrie:
ben unb fiiuf Berlonen ertranten. Die
2ei9en iinb 9efunoen 1porben. :,
NemOrleans. 6ier berrl6te an
Samlta9 cine 9roBe Teuersbrunit, bt'
an SO, 900, 900 S6aben anseri@tet ia:
ben ioQ. Gin san5er Blod, III bem iid
9rpBe mmollpreilen befanocn, 9ine
in Tlammen auf. gabe an $4,000
8unbel 8oummolle linb bur@ 0aS Te1e,
Seritort ,poroen. Der S@a6en an sc:
bduben u. Mai9inerie ioQ allein $780,:
900 betra9en. Der grano ion burd
eine Cigarette entltanoen iein, bic Sc:
manb in bic 8aummoue mart. Wab:
reno oieies Teuer berrl9te, BRAD In
Ste ibena>Oiitritt Teuer aus uno rt@tet'
einen @9a>en pon $3.50, 900 an. Sun:
berte BON Tan1ilien 1puroen oboa6los.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07
ANDREW J. ECKSTE|h,
-. gisentbaner oer
&io1lier Apotbttt
Stem Qln1, 0}inn.

Seem l1lm, Mi11n.
Me6i3inen, Gbenitalien, Eoilettenar>
titeln, parfilmerien, Tarben, Sel, Tirz
nii1en, Gjlas, 8i@er, @@reibmoteria>
lien uno nitrumente itets III 9roBer
Mus,pabl an 2aser.
gfecepte na@ meoi3inil9en &eseln nit
9rSBter goriidt an9efertiat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-05-19

A good story is told in Missouri at u q
expense OF it's once famous Governor Olais
borne +. Jackson. Before he solved the
enigma OF wedlock he had married five
sisters in reasonable lspscs Of consecu-
tiveness, as Q matter Of decency. After
one wife bad been lost and appropriately
mourned he espoused another, and he kept
his courting within narrow circle OF his
own relatives, for he rather liked the
family. Some Of his predictions were
widows ere be again transformed them
from Niobes into willing, il not blushipg,
brides, but it was all one to the conquer.
ing benedict.
The antiquated father Of these girls was
almost deaf, and whom the Governor went
to this octogenarlsn to ask for his survive
ing daughter the following conversation
ensuedj
/ want Lizzie!
Eh2
On, you .waot i t.%.e me have Elizabeth
for?
For my wife
For life2
l want to marry her
Oh, yes! just SO! | hear you. boy.
I'm precious glad you do! muttered the
Governor.
Well, slowly responded the veteran, you
needn't holler so that the whole neighbor'
hood knows it! Yes; yes you can have
her. You've got em all now my lad; bu'
for goodness sake. if anything happens 10
that ere poor, misguided gal, don't come
and ask me for the old woman!
jackson solemnly promised that be
never would.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-05-19
why lie Won His Case.

The Boston Globe tells the tale OF a
young Barrister, not noted for intelligence
who succeeded in having client acquit
ted OF murder. Meeting friend few
days afterward, the bsrrister was greeted
with warm congratulations.
Yes, said the lawyer, moping his brow,
| got him of. but it was narrow escape.
A narrow escape. HowP
Ahi the tishtest squeeze you ever saw.
You know examined the witnesses and
m sde the argument myself, the lea being
self defence. The Jury we're ont two whole
days. Finally the Judge called them be-
fore him and sskei what the trouble was.
Only one thing. replied the foreman
Was the prisoners counsel retained bJ him
or appointed by the court?
No, gentlemen, the prisoner is man oi
means, said the Judge, and engaged bis
own counsel.
could not see what bearing the ques'
tion had on the evidence, Continued The
lawyer; but ten minutes later IL flied the
Jury, and what do you think the verdict
las.
What? asked bis friend
Why, not guilty, on the ground OF IN
sanity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-05-19
A Farmer CompIs int.

Secretary Rusk is thinking seriously OF
stsblishing . matrimonial bureau IN con
nfction with the agricultural der artmeDt.
The idea vas suggetted by letter ne fe'
Gently received from q man out West. wi
exp erimepted with scme Of the cucumber
seeds sent him by the department st the
instance Of his representative in Congress
The farmer planted the cucumber seed
bis wife died from eating some Of the cu'
cumbers. The farmer in bic letter TO Bee.
reisry Rusk said:
Your blamed cucumbers robbed me ol
nv vile, so instead Of sendirg me eucum
ber seed this spring send ne smother vile.
bear there sre nnmber Of likely womer
10 your department.
Ia reply Secretary Rusk said be hsd nt
appropriation from which be could dras
money TO send vile 10 the widower, bot
suggested tbst the lsttsr come to Washing
top spd pick on. one for himself Ih'
secretary informed bis correspondent tba
be has 10 his department sfme besn,iin
msideps. msuy sprighily widows sne
several sessonsbie old maids
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-05-19

there's mish'y little in this world that
eughiu't 10 knas that dort know; bn,
iberea ons thing don't know, and I've
been trying 10 lesru 1, for tii,y years. more
or less
Wbs's ths,S inlarrorssea Gamsliel who
was but YET beginner.
Well, my son. ia this; don't knos.
and ] don't believe thai ever shall. why
It's THAI when msl gets home q, O'clock
10 the m,rning anl hnds be hasn't his
nigh, key 10 his poke. hs can riug the
ball and ihump the door and throw pab
bias no against the windows and disturb
thew hole neighborhood. and keep on do
ins 1t Tor three quarters OF an hour or
more before he wakes any body In the
house; bu. il he gets there as 3A NJ, and
has bis nicbt key 10 his pocket. and slips
u iuto ihe lock- As still rs mouse. and
turns II wilhouta creak, and shuts the
d,or ss softly ss the Osw f.,,s, sui v,vops
up stsirs in his sock feet ~ steslthy ~
cat, and gets into his room as noisless ~
the s.srs go 10 their rest. be not only
vskes up his wife, bnt the next morning
every body iu the house isasking him what
he means by coming in st that hour Of the
uieh', and, II be must come 10 then, why
doesn't be make less racket, and not dis
turb the whole country.
The old man. in an excess OF emotion,
pasped once or twice aud began TO mop
his brow
That's what don't know. young man,
he went on, and I'd like to live until you
have lived Just as long o. have, to see II
Won csp fad ont; but ion't really believe
you ever will.
II try, brieay remarked young CANA.
liel, and those who know Gamaliel have 9
sublime conf ience that he has made a
nobls beginning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-05-19

ans,bls connection between us .ad the
iron age, Tho history oi ,he., times c,m
- dosn 10 us almost 10 the form oi ry
tloloey, so that this real link which sar,es
TO span the lapse Of ccn,nrie. il cf inc.t,m
able value.
The iron agc--iho age OF the Nikine -
gave birth 10 men OF iron will in iron
frames. Those men we're pirates. 70, they
possessed many nobl a,,riba,es OF chsrsc.
tor which in their descendants ontlivs tho
barbarian instincts They swep, over The
ocootry hrs, for booty. af,erwsrd for
victory. Easlsnd. Scotland. Ireland,
Frsnce. Italy, even the Holy Lsnd. all felt
'beir power.
Previous TO the time Of William the Can,
queror, Who was descendant OF the vik
lnes. they wera for many years the virtual
rulers OF Eaglan5 aud some oi the
stanchest blood 10 Europe TO day may be
traced hack tn tha inina,sn ~ ,ha Viking
blood.
Norway. therefore. although sant far so
many centuries In ignomioy, Witch Us the
natural result OF prolonged iptereine con'
diets. has still the proud consciousness of
having left during Tho dark oges more
powerful Impress on the deetiuies ~
Europe than any other nation, and the
Viking age viii ever stand pre- emioeu, Ia
the annals Of the worlds history
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o. J J,bu, swesf not At all, exclaimed
Mr.. Buating, IS her husband was using
strong isngusge 10 the chickens 10 bic gar
dsn. All right. repllei John. III pay par
,icular siteniiyn TO this old rooster. And
lie commenced sgsin.
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Lis Esssy on SELF Control

A thirteen year old you,h who attend.
one OF the public schools cot 100 mile,
from the Circle. spj whose capacity foi
mischievousness seems Unlimited, vas
detected ia the act recently, and as =
pnsliIy vas told be must write cnmposi'
lion ou Where and When Is Self Control
Necessary. He turned in the following;
Self cootrol is needed everywhere, but
It is not p,aciiced by evrybody.
l like to have fun in school, aud certain.
ly dont nee much self control there.
suppose the school room is not the place 10
have fun, but everybody says that school
days are the hrppiest lays OF q person.
life, aud / try ~ rnske IL 80. I will huve W
leave this part now. Self control is needed
on the street. in the house. 10 the church,
10 the streehcars, in drugstore, IN the
ballroom, in the kitchen. in the parlor.
10 = grocery store, in dry goods store. in
q candy store, in boot and shoe store. 10
in q book store, 10 . erockery store. IN
notion store. and in jewelry store; at one
o'clock. and ct quarter past one. ut bali
past one. at two at quarter past two, st
half past two, at three, Ut quarter past
three. at half past three. at four, at quarter
past four. at bali past four, at five, al
quarter past five, at half past fivs. al six,
at quarter past six, at half past six. at sew
en-, at quarter past seven. at half rstt sew.
en-. ct eight. at quarter past eight, ut half
past eight, at nine, at quarter past nine, at
ten. st half past ton, at eleven, aud at
twelve A. M, and p. NJ Every day in the
week and twice ON Sunday.