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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Waitas III 9lmerifa.
Rntbr Sabnen in 9bieaap.-Sbre 1ra9er rcrs
baitrt. - Sine rabige Semumitration in


Hpthc yabucu III Sblcaau.-sShre 1ra9er pct=
baitrt. - Sine rabi8e Denomination in
giepzgprf.
btcaQo, /. Wiai. 9Sdhrcnb Der
beutIgeu MauagSparaoc i'll Chicago coupSs
Sirte Die GollicI OreI i'll BEN 3uge gclllbrte
rotbe Nabueu. Die cine berlelbcu mlrce
Don elwa Spei 9ueeno 9lngeiieltcn oer
v9rbeiterSellUn9" gerdgen mo Hie belOeH
auoereu uou rcu r2ebattuz@ 9tr. l Il.
." 2ie BolSelbchoroe hottie betanntllD
baS GntIalteu roiber 6abueu bel Der 6cler
uerboteu, mo alS olclelbeu lm 3uge erblldt
wurbeu, ld)idte STperIuten0ent 9nbbaro
nad) elmer baltiaen &er0thung nit ben Sn'
ipeftoren Wtarlb uuO Siepatrld ben Gapt.
Shea nit eincm CuEeno OetettluS Der
Capitalization unO clIem meltereu 0ugeno
uuIormlrler HolI;ltcu ab.
III Gdc Der Niaonou= uno @lurtitraBe
0raugcn Die FolliilicH plogId) III pen ,Su9
ELL, ergrliitu Die (rd1er Der utrpOutcn Sab
ucn mo 'cgteu lie unter Den godruIeu Der
auf Dem SroItolr perinmmclten Dtenge am
eineU bcrelteheuoeu HatrOu,lepageu, Der
ile uad) Dem Siireau oeS GbeiS 0icyGn9hrep
iibrte. Sle eItld)ulo!gten ltd bort ourd)
Die angabc, baB ltc poH Dem Serbote lddtS
puBten, "a lle mn Die ulrbclrritrun9"
lelen, uNO GaB lIe Die 6Nbnea trugtn, neil
tic non ibrcH yelpettlucu SrgauilatloncH
Oa;u auIgeioroert uurOcu.
Die III Der &erlammlung all Der gee
iroute gchaleucn Heben mareu III Sers
g!tid)e 81 Den ?lcuBeruugen, mclde iriibcr
bel dbuliteu @elegenbelten gemaht Uur=
Den, lcbr Sabm.
y eu y Orf, 50. April -llngeiGbr 5000
2lrbeter, gr6BteutbeilS DiitglIepcr DER iO;las
llflidJeu Arbelterpartei, bieltcn dOu beute
Nbeuo sur Seier OeS OialtagS cine TarGOe.
Die rGennal. .2abor= Neoeration," perld)iez
oeue SrganliatOneu uou Der 9SeitieItc, lOs
iuie Die perelul9tcn bebrGIidcn @emeriitNi.
ten betbelligtcn ild) al bem llm;ug. Die
ielbsG par0plrieu uou lbreu relpetruen
i5aupt1uartiereu ans uad Dem ullWOus
Square," no cine Nianeuuerlammluug ab4
qebalten puroe uuo youi5 Saulel, Seor9e
Z. &lOg0 Huo anoere !irbcltcrilibrer GeOen
bielten. Cine iiartc EolSclmat)t mar Olls
weienp, inOeien wur0eu lbrc 9tene uIdlt
gebraud)t.
@oncorb H.s0., /. Mai.-Oie bic.
fQeu yElumbers" babeu ell uon ibren Sc.
ielleu 9eitelteS @eiud) Inn @iuiii3ruug bes
gteuuiiunpentageS obQemieleu. Yuu CT.
wartet, paB Die Irbclter mor9en ltrlteu
merNeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Seniattuneae Icrbrcden a,tf Sons
S5lano.
Cic 8attin eines TegsreeifIidIrm ant sebctm.
niBpoHe gSciie crnurort. - &inc betaste
Iuo acadltctc Iame peracmaItiat.

gtemt town, &. S., .. 0iai. - Sn
einem Seid)e bel 9SiniielO fano man beute
Ntoraen I'M llbr ben SDrper elmer 22sidb=
riQen, elegant gefleibeteu, farbi9eu 6rau,
ocren Seble BON Sbr su Sbr burdlitutteu
mar. Su siniger Gntleruung bauon lag am
llfcr eiu TalirmeiIcr nit ldDwaBem @riiI,
peiter ianO ell bel'm Seid wobuenDer SUr.
mer eiu Stiid etueS ;crbrodleuen Stode5
nit ipeiBem TorseQautuopf uub eiuen
ld)marSen STANDARDIZATION. Coroner Sraus
bou CAB Ill, pGB Die 6g0u SweiicuoS ermur.
bet murbc.
(Spdter.) - @eute Niittag ioentifi;irte
Gbas. Nitdeu, elu Gdrtner aus 6luibing,
blc Sobte als 6rau Soamiltou, Satin zines
iarbigen geiitIidlcn, meldIer triiber cine
Yreoigeritelle i'll 6luihing befleioetc. Sruu
pauliltun mar Der in Der umgebung mob
uenDen Nc9erbeuOltcruug mohl betdnnt.
Sie uerlieb Slulbiug aeitern Ibenb in Sc
ieaihaft zines gtegerS, lucldJer enen helen
lleberrod trug. 9aS Yaar beltts9 I'M s llbr
II Din. eineu 3u9 nno itIc9 meni9e 0tinus
ten ipdter aui Der nabe aelegeneu Citation
gSiufielb aus. Die Holi;ei luft nod benz
GGteu Der SoSten.
Sri. Mtarie u. Sd)reiber, 62 Sabre alt,
eiue aQaemeiu 9eattete Seiuobuerln Don
Mention, iuurbe 9egeu G llhr geiterr Ibeno
AMI Der Sarm lbres Srubers SonraO Sdrei.
Der augeiaQcn, uergewaltlgt mo bermaBeu
mlBbanOelt, baB lle sur .3elt bettlIgerIg lit.
Der 24-ldbrige >Same5 SuuIuau III AMI ben
Serbadt hin ucrbaitet uorOen, Der Shdter
su leln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
baS Sombeuatteutat 9essn Nie 9tntter Oes
YoliplpraIetteu periibt 81 baben.
Sic 9luardliffcu in StaIieit.

Ste Nuardlt1teu III NStaLieH.
j 0 Ill so. 2prll. - III Ger Dem Farucr
nSigaro" aus SeueSIa ;ugegangencn Spe'
Sial0cpeihe, nad) melher 2luartllten oaS
Mathbaus in Sarent i'll Die 2urt gelprcn9t
babeu lollten, lit teiu wa5reS SSort. SSle
OaS bieTge 8latt pDieiiagerO" mlttbelIt,
srploolrte geiteru abenO in Selilbul oeS
@alaiics Dtaiiimo eiu 6eueridmGrmer. Die
bieiigen Auard)titen b0tteu iiir morgen clnsu
gemeuiumcu 9lusilun nat Dem Srnbe otS
&uardllten HlScIIeui gcplGut, Der III legteu
Sabre an 9lrbeltcrtGge mIbreno btS AHI'
rubreS AMI ser Hia;;a Santa @roce pom
Diilttdr crIdIoiIeu iuoroeu lit. NuS Dem
auSiluge mlro JebOt 9tld)tS mcroen, benn
bic 9eborpeu babtu uunmebr angeorNnet,
oaB Der 5rieHboi, auf meltem 8iScltellt be-
graben lie9t. uon btute bis nahten GieEItaJ
9eid)loIeu bletben lOu.
NOnOon, so. 9lpri!. - Cine Spe;ials
Sepeld)e aus Hom meloet, baB Die Grplo'
ilou i'm GaluIe Maiiro nidlt burdl elncH
Sd)mdrmer, ionocru burd eIHc nit 9pna-
nit, Giieuabidlen uNO Stelnen ge!aoene
NctarOe perurildt w0y0sn lel. Die betrcIs
ien0e 0epcid)e iiiat blnSu, oaB cine Ghnlldle
EetarOe I'M pGaie 9foiliul" III Sort, luo-
DitIl6 uou SolO9ua, Sur @rploFOn gebradlt
pOrben leI.
<Sn 9ans Stalieu raueru sic Anardliltens
ScrbQftuUueU fOrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Sic Spndmurpc in Sc,,nefIee.
llnbceriimocte 9erud,te iiber eineu Icser
NuiItuno.

I'D hOilIer 2cnn., Ytat.-Dlcr oerz
breit,te iit ipdt geltcru 9lbeno b0s @eriidt,
cine groBe 2lniabl bewafineter Jegcr babe
iid sulnmmeugsiunoen uuo isi i'm Se9rlfie,
nadj SooOlcttSpiQe su maridireu, nm iiir
oaS 2puGtT Der DiabheuidGuNer 3enrD
uuo Gpb. GrBsuro 9tadIe Su nebmcn. 60
balD Die 9iadJridJt @ooolettsuilIe crreid)te,
bewaiiueten iid) 200 Der promlucntciten
Siirger OeS Cries, I'M it'd aui Die 2lufuuit
Der gteger uorSubereiteu. Dian gIaubt les
bod nidjt, OaB Die gieger Su einem oflenen
9luariiie ben Ntutb finrcn meroen, trog Der
Seritinlnung in Der iic iidI bcItnbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Gi1r fronfe 2eber

1T i'll cen mcifcn TillCu Die llriGde elmer
nict crgeOriidtcu, peiulIden St!nmung nnO
Der ms auba1teu0cn &eidlmeroeu, IND
Nicie 2eiOeu merben 10 lunge paueru, ais eS
Der 2ebey gcitattet III, III ibrcm trd9cn, tront'
baiteu 3uit0uoe Su uerbarreu.
3ur @elcbuug uup Griridung Der 9cber
uuO anberer &erOOuungSorgaue uuO Ocreu
llmmanoluug i'll ihren 9tOrmalSuIOHO uuO
cine gciurbe SbGtigttit gicbt cS fem bciiercS
Otltlcl, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Ser 9entidje GorrelponSemt,
aasIi&. ip6GrntIia nns eonntass,

q. @aine, Gisertbdmer ano Reeaftenr,
eaotpsf>Gde SaItimerssStrase uno gof-SfEcsaSpe.
Freis oes tdeIidben SIattes, bur srds,r in Sals
nmore uno IN Der 9tadbaridaft beorst. 12Is Sts. (;
sagttde unh Sonnta a.: :alusaabe Is Sts. pro
oe,Sohlbar pofentlid bic oas Slcft 5eorgcnben
yortos@ os@oransbesGbIuns $3.50 pro Sabr, fur ffr3eW
Seit I'm Serbdltnif; fhr bic n1dlertlide 9tuSa0t BE-
Mtt Sonntassblatt, rortofrei, NIT ab,ug tir @IubA
ESQ pro Sanr, Ha6n tr9eno eiHem One bes SnIaas
oes, 81 mob europa. Senntae 2ssIuSg gabe 81
Yxo Salr;-Das bette nno btHiaitc ceut.djc Nles4
VI ben Rittels uao z Slotioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
THE German Correspondent

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03

Ser 1ua9, ,. liOi. - Die siu;iAe
Stabt 6ouanoS, moriu iid geiteru llus
ruben ereignetcn. mar Seeuluarben, 20 Ntelz
len noro0nlid) pou aImiter0om. Sel'm ser
laiieu einer &eriummIuug gerietben bier
slrbciter nit Der Bolise, III einer Strcit,
wobei Die Eettere nit Stctueu bemorieu
puroe. Ginc 9luSapl Seulterldleibeu BON
9&obubdusru murbe eingeworicn. 9ln=
rclteuoe @aualleric brad]te RAID Sronuug
III baS Gau;e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Seweeuneem ses ReiScfaiiers.

SntereHen ieineS GeideS beueu Der Stride
poranitellen nnb oil Der Gouieren; Sbeil
nebmen mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03

wurSe bic Seier auldBlid Ses Nt9ens bis
sum nadlften Souutage uerltoben.
Als eln 3ng Der Grbeitcr lpdt hente Abeno
III SlemIld) angebeiterter Stimmunn nan
Der StaNt suriid febrte, erei9ncten nd oil
;pcl Euntten fleiue &ellereieH nit Der Eos
liiei. Sin Yoli;lit wurSe purd einen
8uiippelitlGg am SOpf perleet. Setm
9erannaben pou Seritdrtungen Seritrenten
iid Die Sumultuuuteu na9 alien 9fits
tun9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Gin r1t6iger Iaitag.
Seine cr,udbncnstpcrtbcn 8ubcs
it6rInsett 1T europa.
&crciu;elte unO uerhGltniBmdBig harmloie
amit.Grploionen III Selgieu
uno Stalleu.

lInshnitises gsetter beeintradtist Ole Seier
IN ScutIdbIano. - Sfwimoen Der 5bciI:
nabme am Der Iaitass- Dem pnitration in
ceitseidb, portugal unD Der SGtpeii.-Iie
5adbIaae in Varis.-Ecr Vrini BON @ales
er,pirbt fid Die Sunit Der Barrier 9epoI:
ferung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
gtrateu an Der Suite BON warpffo.

Gibraltar, ,. NGi.-- Gin ipaulidcs
Sdiii, welAeS nad albucemas, einer ilci.
neu, ipauiten Snieiieituug uup Stydfliuas-
foloule, uuterluegS mar, gerietb an Der Siiite
Marotto'S i'll cine gSiucltiQe uno puroe
oil llfer getrieheu. Glue Sanbe Yiraten,
weld)e ben hulfloeu 3uitano oes Sabr;eues
bemertte, iibeviiel uuo pliiuoerte basjelbe.
SSGbreno hie Tduber lhrc Seute ans 2auo
-bra6ten, trut cine Sriie Elm, Der Gavitdn
lisB ale Se9el ieeen uuo nabm ielneu Nurs
uud Dem bieF9cn paieu, NO er b,ute iriib
aulangte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
9t q D 10 d j. 8
Yiucll.

Tas uonfommcnitc, iidcrilc rno SuuerIiiiilIc NIB
ilbunQsmllcl, rem rCletdblllih, CAthalt onriGnS
fem S.ucdibcr oocr GEoerc ierltorcnot SubiaHScH,
bcilpt Gle gUtcu SiGcnihGlcH, UCtc E.ucdlubcr ais
HsiniJuHosmltcl bsigt, UBHc ole SeIJhr r9cHo rlHcr
oentn bsla NolcH; ic batcH S.ucdlubcr cllcpt uRo
iuc Die 4ilcH Ger mootrEtn 2SliienlhdIt qcpOroer
Sle9ant ciRse5iiut uue 9eitmGdlos; icIut Stmler9s
f.tt i'm S.TiEterihludcE Ncr piaoioan's Vtusu;
mIIo uno GngcHelm uHo le rddl oer So1S 9rnEoltn
lplrttao; Die TlcUliHQSplutI Der Gc9cH9drt.
Gle heeR aue llRreIclmG6iltcttea oc5 DtdAeHs, Der
Sebcr GSeodruic. ehereH, S'lOis, HeTueR, Nppeiua
oilotet, Sopiidmericn, Scritupiuag. uHrcroduid'z
felt, 2'lGbnn9eH, 5icher GGrmcntiuHoHna' Manor
rboloeH lIEo Glle lIHrtlemGBIltclteH Der l5HertH
5belc.
Trcis 25 Gents Die Srr. Sci alien 1roggcH iU
babeH.
.giau geht Fdcr mo iebe ;u. OaB man
rJtaNman'S" erbati
MaH idlidc cine yrieimdrte an ar. Rao,pap SC
6 inp, III. 32 9TGrrcn= SIGdGc, Aelu 5ort, I'M Die
Sdriit False and True" ptltC pcrijuoue !lu*tuEt
qlept, Wgtitlft ~ bttommeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
spanien's &oniaiuzJfssenttn fard,tete ftdb
iiid)t.

Wtabrib, ,. Mtai. - Die S6niain-
9teg.ntu @brlittue unternabm geiteru ihre
Nusfabrt ourd) ben StaDtpart III oii.uem
&ageu obne jeOc Segleitung. unO ibre 6al.
tuu9 max iebr ernluthiaenO iiir Die, peld)e
taam ibre l6duier Su uerlafien pagtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
sur s,d,i,uusentrooe in snoIaup,

Tounon. >. Dtat. - Sel ciuer geitern
bier abgehaltcneu SeriammIung uou Arbel.
ter.9elcgaten murbeu Srlcfe bon 2oro ga.
liSburD uub !oru. Saliour perleien, mouafl
bieelben nit)t ueripredIen f0uneu, cine 3e=
putatiOH sur SeIiirmortung beS ahttiiuoiz
gen slrbeitStageS ;u empiangeu. br. Slab
guug Der sluiidteu OeS plluon-9 9onSllS"
'Or9dIn9 ltuOlrem, CLAUDE aber, Die 6rage
nod nIdlt sur Sepreduug rcii Su fiuoen
uuO Butte barnm, uon elmer llutcrrepung
perlhont Su bleIueu, aus Der fir ben 2lugeu.
bid ietne &ortbeile erwad)ieu t6nnteu. Sin
9elegat beautra9te zen Sricf DeS ugroBcu
alteu Nauncs" Dem BapierTorb iu iibers
nllttelu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Gnropdi(6e Sa6ef 2seridjte.
Nns Seutl6lann.
ameritanlite geridteritatter unb Seutide
osialiiteniiibrer.

StaIisn's sGwad1e nnS bic beabiidltiste gers
ftarfnna oes oeutidien Sscercs.-gipIomas
ftfdle Sdad)snae. - Ter eripartete SeiudI
SeS saiierS SranI Soiepb nno Dee ita=
Iieniid1em Roniospaares in SerIin. -
9ledlpeben Dee WattascS- - Der Waifens
inoroer Scemins fdbuIots beimnoen. -
H~~Ies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Sraufreih's 8eiuprpSuftipu.

Yalis, ?. Diai. = Sr. @onanun, Su.
ipefteur pes pom Der Geblaus (Phyloxela de-
vastansl betronenen 9epurtemeuts, beri1.
tet, er boiie, III SrantreidI i'll 80 Nlonaten
100000 pettar 2Selnber9e mieper ange.
phan;t Su lebcn, momit oas 2aro ieiuen
aIteu 9tul mlebsr suriiferlau9en miro. 9ie
banu bebaute Glade iii gr6Ber, als ie su.
DOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03

2onbon,9 .. Mui.-6rau 6loreuce @tbel
Ssborne, melde tue9en Su0elenpiebftabls
uup NfetneioS iu ueun 0tonuten 3utltbuus
perurtbeilt murOe, 1T 9ant Den uuabldIii9cn
Semiihuugcn tbrer 6reunoe besuaoigt Muo
eutlanen moroeH. Sle mar ielt ihrer Gin.
terferun9 tranf uno lab ibrer Gutbinruns
entgegeu, Ino nameutlld, Der lebIere lin.
ianb tru9 uiel ba;u bel, ben Winilt.r ces
Suueru, 1ru. Niattbems, Su bewesen, @nape
Dor 9iet5t er9eben ;u lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-05-03
Eie Grippe.

sburs, >. Ntai. - Gtne beitia.
9lrt pom SuiluenSa niitbet unter DER Seu0l.
ruug bes iiiDlld)en 9fuBlauO's.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17
The BrattlebOrO Meeting.
MR.. hEssER's ADDRESS ON INDUSTRIAL
EDUCATION.

Colonel Curtis, of the Mirror and
Farmer, correctly remarked that Mr..
Messer's paper, given below, was not
only we'll written, but was also timely
address. The subject is one of vital
Importance. The new which
must soon everywhere follow that old
farming, which depended mainly upon
the native fertility of the fresh soils of
America cannot be made fully sue
cessful without liberal education an
education which shall put the coming
farmer in possession of that knowledge
of the Sciences of Nature which is
requisite in order to make her best gifts
available for his use. This is not
nonsense" as so many old fogies
still conteud,-it is the best sort of
good sense. Mr.. Messer said:
"The present age is distinguished
from all former epochs of time by rea-
son of it's intensely practical and pro-
gressive spirit. Its people are of an
inquiring mind. They are not content
to live in the traditions and conserva-
tisms of the past; self-consciousnes
exists among them that there is some
thing higher and better in the realm of
though and action than has been at
tanned in the past, and they are con-
stantly reaching outward and upward
for its attainment, expecting thereby to
gain for themselves higher social and
intellectual standing, distinguished
honor or great advantages in material
prosperity; and we understand that
intelligent, persistent and well-directed
efforts in these several directions are
generally crowned with success; while,
on the other hand, it is not strange to
say that those who make no special eff
fort are usually left far behind in the
race of life. From the experience of
the past, it has been plainly demon
strated that, in the equipment for life's
work, an early preparation is easiest
obtained and most successful in its APP
plication. There is an increasing de-
mand in the industrial pursuits of life
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17
IMPORTANT IN SPRING.
Advice What People Should Take.

In the spring everybody begins to think
Of taking spring medicine. Not only is
this very common practice, but very nee
essary and healthful one. 1t is fact which
physicians acknowledge, and the people
recognize generally, that a spring tonic
taken during the mon hs of March, April
and May is absolutely necessary.
1u the spring there are great and impor-
tant changes going on in the body. Perfect
health cannot be maintained when the
nerves are weak, the system clogged and
the organs sluggish. There will be weak,
tired languid and nervous condition, with
sleepless and restless nights, tired waking
in the morning, no appetite for breakfast a
bad taste in the mouth, dull head, bilious
ness, constipation and general dispirited
feeling.
For such cases as these be sure and use
DIR. Greenes Nervura, the great nerve,
brain and blood invigorator. L. is pro-
nounced by everybody, doctors az well as
the people, to be the best spring med cine
in existence, and has taken rank as the
greatest and most important medical dis
covery Of modern times. Under the use of
this wonderful remedy, the weak, tired and
nervous feeling disappears the nerves be-
come strong and steady the sleep natural
and refreshing; the appetite returns, good
digestion aud regular action of the bowels
are established; the kidneys and liver are
restored to healthy action, and the vital
energies, strength and vigor of the system
perfectly built up.
This greatest of all health restorers is
purely vegetable and harmless. Druggists
sell it, 81.
9B- DR.. Greene, the successful specialist,
in curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, "a Temple Place, Boston, Mass,
can be consulted free, personally or by let
ter. Call or write him about the case, or
send for symptom blank to fill out, and a
letter fully explaining the disease, giving
advice, etc, will be returned free
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17
Saturday Afternoon.

| love to look on a scene like this,
or wild and careless play,
And persuade myself that I am not old
And my locks are not yet gray;
For it stirs the blood in an old mans heart,
And it makes his pulses fly
To catch the thrill of happy voice
And the light of pleasant eye.
have walked the world for fourscore years;
And they say that / am old,
And my heart is ripe for the reaper Death,
And my years are wellnigh told.
1t is very true; it is very true;
| am old, and l bde my time
But my heart will leap at a scene like this,
And half renew my prime
Play on, play on; am with you there,
In the midst of your merry ring;
| can feel the thrill of the daring jump,
And the rush OF the breathless swing.
l hide with you in the fragrant hay,
And l whoop the smothered call;
And my feet slip up on the seedy floor,
And l care not for the fall.
| am willing to die when my time shall come,
And l shall be glad to go;
For the world at best is weary place
And my pulse is getting low;
But the grave is dark, and the heart will fail
In treading its gloomy way;
But it wiles my heart from its dreariness,
To see the young so gay.
Nathaniel Parker Wills.
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AFTER the grip and after typhoid
fever, diphtheria, pneumonia, or other
Frustrating diseases, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is just what is needed to restore
the strength and vigor so much desired,
and to expel all poison from the blood
1t has had wonderful success in many
such cases.
HOOPS PILLS act especially upon
the liver, rousing it from torpidity to
its natural duties, cure constipation
and assist digestion.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17

THE oppressed subjects of European
governments turn TO this country for
free homes, free laws and for the free
use of Salvation Oil for their pains.
IT is slight cold frequently con-
tracted that finally undermines the sys-
tenn. Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the beginning stages and be cured.
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SarSapariiIa

1t would be difficult to find man
better known in the vicinity of Burling
ton, VT, than Mr.. r. D. Wheeler of
Winooski Falls, the efficient Deputy
Sheriff Of Burlington county. He says;
&c. I. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Sirs II Hoods Sarsaparilla cost
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farm ann 6aroen.

Address all inquiries or communications in relation
to agriculture to DIR. I. II. HosKISs, Newport, Vt.
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ToC0a| Users.
Commonwealth Of #assaebasstts,

STATE ASSAYER's OFFICE.
The sample of mixture for promoting
the combustion of coal has been carefully
examined. 1t is composed of chemical
H. gradients that retain the gases and pre-
vent the escape of free carbon or smoke,
thereby increasing the heat obtained from
the coal. Its action upon CRATES, tubes, or
surface Of the iron exposed is much more
favorable than the coal burned in its natural
state; the iron is cleaner and less liable to
corrode.
II. l. BOWKER, STATE .4s5ayty.
KEN Kom is a scientific chemical
compound, of great simplicity, as
easy toapply to coal as water. IS cts.
buys package of your grocer suffi-
cient to treat ton of coal.
Standard Coal Fuel Co, Equitable Bldg. Boston.
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$1,000 a Bottle

l should still keep using it, as have
for the past ten years. With me the
question as to whether life is worth
living depends upon whether l can get
Hoods Sarsaparilla. l don't think l
eould live without it now, certainly
should not wish to, and suffer as used
to. For over ten years suffered the
horrors of the damned with
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Hoods SarsapariIla

| have taken it now pretty regularly for
ten years and have no more pain and
can get around all right. | have
advised good many to try Hoods Sar-
saparilla." r. D. WHEELER, Deputy
Sheriff, Winooski Falls, VI.
Hoods Pills Cure Liver Ills
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Sciatic Rheumatism

for if ever man suffers with anything
in this world it is with that awful dis
ease. 1t seems to me as if all other
physical suffering were compressed into
that one. took about everything man
ever tried for it but never got dollars
worth of help until | began taking
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FRANCE has passed an oeomargarine
act. Her law embraces many of the
features of Sweden and Russia, save
that the substitute may be colored in
imitation of butter, but must not be
sold as butter, neither must 1T contain
cream or butter; no matter how small
the proportions of the mixture may be.
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Mr.. TowLE notes, however, as re-
CARDS the Ayrshires: "That they can
produce butter of good quality is evil
dent from the high place accorded to it
at the late dairymen's convention, and
that as herds they will present good
record for amount of yield of butter, we
think can be substantiated from those
who have bred the stock for about a
quarter of century in the county and
in some other parts of the state" He
adds that at one time, considerable
number of years ago, the Ayrshires
were much in favor among the farmers
of Franklin county, and pure bloods
and grades-more largely the latter
were found on many farms. These
were finally succeeded by the Jerseys
later on.