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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28
The Apple of Eden.

It is but fair to state that. controversies
are continually going on as to every Incl
dent connected with the account of the
creation as given in Genesis, and one is no
more likely to reach positive conclusion
on the apple question than on any other.
To some everything is literal-to others it
is an allegory-while others take it as
being wholly mythical. One might say,
however, that the word apple in ancient
language did not always mean an apple, as
we understand it. Any luscious fruit was
considered an apple We have the same
habit in these days; we speak of the love
apple, the oak apple, the thorn apple, and
the French even make the potato the
ground apple; yet these are not apples that
the pomologist cares for
1t was just so in the olden times; in the
song of Solomon the Queen of Sheba is
made to say to Solomon, "As the apple
! tree among the trees of the wood, so is my
beloved among the sons Of men," This
could not be said of our apple tree, which
is low bushy affair, and would compare
with none of the trees of the woods, and
we suppose that must have been true in
the Queen of Sheba's time. Again the
Queen of Sheba says, as If addressing Sol
omon, Comfort me with apples" ano
which expression surely would not refel
to the apple as we understand it.
All that can be said ON this question is
that the apple of our orchards isthe oldes
fruit known to have been cultivated; al
other fruits followed long after. Even thu
uncivilized men, the early Adams of thu
race, knew probably no fruit but the apple
Commentators on the account of the crea
tion and the Garden Of Eden have there
fore decided that whatever fruit nigh
have been intended, the apple is the onl.
one that can be recognized as in all proba
bility that one. e.--Meehan's Monthly.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

SENATOR VEST whe tried to get the
Senate to adopt an amendment to the
Sunday civil bill authorizing the
purchase Of ex-senator Mahone's
ground for site for a new Govern
ment Printing Office at Washington
must have forgotten the adage about
handling pitch. Malone has been
known as professional lobbyist ever
since he entered public life, and that
Knowledge chould be sufficient to
prevent democratic Senators getting
caught in his schemes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28
Relief Map of New York State.

One of the important exhibits of thii
state at the Worlds fair will be relief
map showing each city, village and en-
tire canal system, the rivers, churches
institutions of learning, etc. The cana
system, Niagara falls, Hudson river
etc, will be conventionalized. The
county lines will be defined, the heights
of mountains above the sea level and
bodies of water will be accurately
shown. The map will be on the scale Of
one mile to the inch, and will enable the
observer at a glance to see the topog
raphy and geography of the state.-Al
bany Journal.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28
An Icehnnt Run by Steam.

An iceboat of new design is to be tried
next winter. 1t is well known that the
ordinary iceboat is entirely dependent
on the wind, but the new vessel carries
a steam attachment which renders it en-
tirely Independent of that source of mo-
ton. The craft is of the usual iceboat
form, but is provided with a small
boiler carrying $50 pounds pressure of
steam and a small engine working ON a
pair of cogged drivers. - Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

An Armenian woman was arrested at
Angora few days ago ON the charge of
having poisoned her son, Artin, a young
man about thirty years of age. At the
examination the woman made full
avowals, declaring that she had taken
the life of her son because she could no
longer stand his misconduct. The
woman was afterward subjected to a
medical inspection, the physician de-
claring that she was not suffering
from mental derangement.-Levant
Herald.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

THE California tin boom, which has
cost English capitalists an enormous
amount of money, is on its last legs
and the closing of the mines on
account of the absence Of ore in pay
ing quantities is only matter of
time, and a very short time, as the
Englishmen have shut down on the
money supply. These were the mines
which, according to republican news
papers, we're to supply the United
States with tin.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

MANY republicans do not fancy
having to face the force bill as one of
the issues of the campaign; they know
that IL loses them votes, but a majority
of that part is irrevocably pledged to
the enactment of such q law as soon
as it has the powea, SO the sensible
minority must choose between voting
the democratic ticket and swallowing
the force bill.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

If the real truth we're told as to
why the purpose of a site upon which
to build new Government Printing
office at Washington has been post
poned for two years or more when it
might easily have been consunmated
in a week at the outside, good many
peoples opinion of prominent Senator;
not all Republicans either, might un'
dergo change.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

In 1888, Carnegie said to his work
ingmen, "If you want. your wages
reduced, vote for Cleveland" They
took Carnegie's advice and voted for
Harrison, and he was electei, and
now, it is under his administration
and under the operation Of the Nc
Kinley tariff that the trusts are
formed and wages are reduced on all
sides. Organized labor in Pennsyl-
vania and elsewhere is not likely TO
follow Carnegie's advice :hls year.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

MEN who allow their names to be
used as officers of thievlng investment
corporations should be held RESPONSE
bic for money put into those concerns
through faith in those names. Then
there would be fewer Tallapoosa's.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

The papers that abused Governor
Pattison for not calling out the mill
tia are now abusing him for having
ordered out the troops. and printing
tables of how much it is costing the
the State. These papers could not by
any possibility be pleased,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

IT is said that the musical composer
Wagner was so vain that he alw ays
raised his hat to himself when he
passed a mirror, and that Mr..
Harrison has habit when alone of
addressing himself as Mr.. President.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28
Idols Not Less Than COO Years Old.

Idols Not Less Than COO Years Old.
1t is reported from Santa Fe, N. NJ,
that in excavatirg some Aztec ruins
near Chaco canyon Governor Prince has
unearthed twenty stone idols of differ
ent type from any before discovered.
They are circular in shape, forming
disks varying from six to fifteen inches
in diameter, the upper half containing a
deeply carved face and the lower half
rudimentary arms in relief. The idols
are believed to be at least 600 years old.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

THE Boston man who tried to in
jure Mr.. Cleveland by charging that
he was partially to the Catholics while
he was President doubtless realized
when he read Mr.. Cleveland's sensible
and straightforward letter on the
subject what monumental ass he
had made of himself.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

The new clerk for Mr.. Harrison
called by courtesy chairman of the
republican National committee, must
feel like the old maid that accepted
the man who had been refused by all
of the young girls in the neighbor-
hood,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

THOSE who think there is doubt
about Gladstone pushing Irish home
Rule forget that Mr.. Gladstones ma
jority depends upon the votes of the
Irish members, and that the moment
he tried to postpone the Home Rule
bill he will lose these votes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

THERE is no place that women viii.
not try to get into in this progressive
age. Even "the man in the moon"
has had to give way to "the girl in
the moon"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

An enterprising. New Yorker, tempo
rarily sojourning in England, has just
published "Guide Book to the Haunt
ed Houses of London" There are over
1000 houses so designated in the great
METROPOLIS.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

The Blaine republicans must enjoy
being ordered to work for Harrison
by the man they told, at Minneapolis,
that it would be impossible to elect
Harrison.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

IT would be difficult to find SIN
gle individual who represent the ups
and downs of life in America to the
same extent the late Cyrus W. Field
did.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

The new chairman of the republi-
can National committee is already
known as "Harrison's man Garter"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28

The republican "blOcks of twenty"
IN Kansas is the same Old Indiana
"blocks Of five game.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-07-28
Democratic Northwest.

TIE only hope of the republicans is
n the sweet buy and buy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
SSeitere ssnoiscretipmen Nismarfs

9luf leinem Wege nad] aiIfnqeu
nia6te Jiirlt Bismard in 9lugsburg
| Salt unb itattete einem ieiner lopallten
unb langidbrigiten 6reunbe, Dem Dberz
biirgermeiiter Sr. 9ubmig BON Slider,
Ntitglieb bes 9anbtages, einen 8ee
iud ab.
Bon Der 8oIfsmenge tpurbe er nit
lebbaften 9o6rufen begriiBt, als er in
benz Bagen Se8 Oberz8iirgermeiiters
0ur6 Die StraBen ber Stabt fubr.
Wdbreno ieines @ufentbalts in 9ugs=
burg iprad Der Siirit ii9 unperbliimt
aus, ba er oHenbar fiiblte, baB er uns
ter Srennben lei, tuelde i'm nibt pers
ratben nnb baB in iie gefebte @ertrauz
en- ni6t miBbrau6en ipiiroen.
9lus gutter Gueae berlautet, baB Der
@r : aansler I'M pripatgeiprd1, tpenn
er BON benz Safer lpra9, itur ben
Wusbrud, der iunge Mann" gebrau6t
bat.
ST CAB ieinen 8efiir6tungen 2(usz
brud, baB 9euti9Ianb 0efabr brobe,
neil bic ausmdrtige politif bes aaiiers
ii6 gum Sbeil auf bic tbdtige llnterltiiz
Bung Der Gabicalen unb polen unb big
gang bor aurSem aud bic llltromanta=
men unb bic pafiioe llnteritiibung Der
Soeialoemoeraten fiibe. y1un fei es
cine ldnglt befannte 5batiade, baB ies
be bieier Gactionen Der @riinbung bes
Hei6es opponirt bdtten.
Ser 6iirit CAB 5u, baB einige ieiner
WtaBregeln, 10 lange er i'm 9lmte mar,
ftrenge .gemeien feien, ltrenge MaBres
geln iudren aber bur6 bic Notbmenbigs
teit, bas 8ei6 5uiamnen gu balten, gez
re6tfertigt gepeien. Der Safer iperz
be es friiber ODER ipdter bitter bereuen,
baB er S6langen an ieinem 8uien ges
n6brt babe in bieier Coalition BON Yarz
teien, bon benen iebe nur mad Der
5errIdaft itrebe, I'M su 3erit0ren, mas
aufSuri6ten nabe3u Gin Wenl6enalter
erforbert bdtte.
Die Wsdbigung, ipel6e Die Social
oemotraten in leBter 3eit ge5eigt baben,
ersldrte Siirit Sismard als triigeril6.
Dieie wiirben iie nur 10 lange bemabs
rem, bis lie cine itarfe M}inoritdt I'M
Parlament bdtten, bann aber miirbcn
lie bic Masfe abiperfen, bic balbgeolts
neten Shore nit Gemalt offnen uub benz
Safer ben Stubl Dor bic 5biire IeBen.
Sie ultramontanen ibrerieits tpiirben
es Dor3ieben, Ii6 nit ben Sbeilten uns
ter ben SOsialiiten absuiinben, als nit
benz proteitantiftben aaiier.
2lls Der Safer feline 3uitimmung ges
geben babe, nit benz @saren in &iel
suiammen3utreHeu, babe er ben Gang
mad @anofa angetreten. Sm Sabre
1891 bdtte er ben Seiub beS @3aren in
einem beutl6en Seebafen baben fon.
men, ba8 bate ibn bamals aber ni6t
seuiist. @r mdre iebt cine Stufc binz
unterseitiegetl unb wiirbe nod pieIc
Grniebrisunaen ii6 gefallen laHen mill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
= a 8.

Sn 8ietoria bat ii9 Der 9(n=
itreider nnb 96ilbermaler 6. Mel6er
aus unbefannten uria6en nit Morz
pbinm bergiftet. Mel6er mar elm febr
rubiger unb liebensmiirbiger Mann,
Der lid nnr Sreunbe gu ertperben berz
fan6.
glls am Samltag int gtuebo 2az
rebo cine 9btbeilung merifanii1er
Soloaten nad bem GluB gum Bahen
gefiibrt uorben tparen, ma6ten suei
einen Sluatperfud, inbem iie benz
amerifanil6en llfer sui6mammen.
Die Wade feuerte gesen einbunbert
S6iiie auf bic 5Iiidtlinge ab; elmer
ma9te febrt, Der Mnbere fam unperz
febrt ans 2anb unb ipurbe bon mebrez
rem bunbert 4merifanern, bic lib AM
llfer periammelt batten, nit Subel be-
ariibt. Die S6tiKe berfeblten ibr
3iel, famen aber ben 3ui9auern iebr
nabe unb prallten bon BEN 9duiere
mauern ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
Gmslanbs @dbieri@aft.

Sa hie gieumablen gum euslii6en
parlament pDr Ser Shire fteben, lobnt
es li6 tpobl, einen 8lid auf Sas engliz
DE Wablre6t als fol6es gu iuerfen,
bas i'm ufreien gnglanb" nod gans
merfmiirbige Gusmiidie 5eigt.
Die allerengbersigiten, oft gan5 ullz
linnigen Segren5ungen bes Wablre6ts
lillb ibon burd bic &eformbiI bes
Sabres 1882 beieitigt tporben. 9ieie
9ete murbe bann int Sabre 1867 bon
benz bamaligen, auf Sic pldne Ser 2iz
beralen eiferlii6tige,t Miniiterium 8ellz
iamin Sisraeli's tpeiter ausgebilbet,
inbem in BEN 9r0Beren Stdbten BEN
Saue betpobnern unb Mietbern (Lodz
gers) bas Wablre9t berlieben tpurbe.
Sn 6olge eines @ompromihes stpiz
f6en @labitone rnb Qoro Salisbury
nurbe bann bur9 bic Mete bes Sabres
1885 in gerbinbung nit elmer Neueinz
tbeilung Der Mablfreile cine abermalis
ge @rmeiterung bes Wablre9ts be36loIz
fen, infofern Bic 8ere1tigung fiir Sob
gers au1 auf bic 2anbbebolferung, 5.
b. fleine 2eute unb Sagel6bner, ausgez
bebnt tpurbe.
9ur6 bielen 3utpa1s an ldnbli6en
Wdblern trat quantitatip cine @teige>
rung BON 3 MilIionem auf 81 Millio=
men Wdbler ein; man begreift baber
bic gBi6tigfeit, bic BON beiben Parteis
cit, aumal ben gonierbatipen, beute Der
geeinfluifung Der ldnbIiden arbeiter
beigelegt mirb.
Smmerbin 1T in @roBbritanniem
trob bieier @rpeiteruns bes Mablre1ts
bas Sbeal bes unbei6rdnften allgemeis
men Stimmre6ts, tpie es in ben Ser.
Staaten, Der S6mei3, in Gramtrei6
uno in 9euti6lanb bel ben &ei9stagsz
mablen 6iiltigfeit Bat, nod lange i1id)t
erreidt. Somobl gigentbamer ipie
pd6ter, 0ausbeuobner tpie 2obsers
linb nod INNER on einen getpiKen Gemz
ius gebunben, iniofern ein Minimalbe=
trag bon Belib, @infiinften ober Mietbe
porgel9rieben lit. 9ie bariiber pom
geieb BON 1885 befteDenben Bori6rifz
ten finb aber gum Sbeil 10 beripidelter
unb loealer gfatur, baB es beinabe un>
m0glid erfdeint, bes Ndberen barauf
einaugeben.
Cine fernere bo6ft mertwiirbige @is
gentbiimli6feit, Die bem ortboboren
Wablfate1ismus unierer &epublif, TO-
uie Deutf6lanbs unb 6ranfreiebs tpi=
beripri6t, beitebt fiir getpi1e Gategorien
bon Wdblern in Der W6gli6feit, tnebr
als einmal ibre Stimme abseben su
f0nnen. 50 J. 9. baben bic Grabuir>
ten auBer ibrem peri0nli1en Ortsmabls
re6t nod baS 0orredt, BEL Der Mabl
Der 9 llntberiitdtsbertreter mitsultims
men; ein dbnli6es Yorre6t iiben bic
0iitslieber Der @ilben fir bic Gitp Of
2onbon ails, unb enblid) lit es bemies
/, nigel. Der lit peri6iebenen Mabltreilen
@runbeigentbum ober Sduier ais giz
gentbum ober Mietber belibt, fir ale
6ieie GuaIificationen sefattet, bas
Stimmre6t aus5uiiben ipenn er li6
auf cine &unbreiie begiebt, ba bic
Wablen ni6t, tpie bel uns, au einem
unb bemielben Sage tattfinbem.
Sieie unb ansere Standardization
au befeitigen, 1T bas Streben ber libez
ralen partei. 0fan mirb Der Yartei
berniinftiger unb gere6ter Weile aud
bierin nur beitimmen fonnen, tpemn
man aud fonft nod 10 iebr benz that
frdftigen unb sielbemuBten 2orb Sas
lisburb BEN Sieg ipiini9en mag.
81. 6erolb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
suf Gbamberlains aolifz, @bo

9luf Gbamberlains aolits, @bo=
lera> unb Oiarrboe Mittel fann man
ii6 INNER oerlahen. gs ilt angenebn,
einaunebmen unb furirt &rdmpfe, Gbos
lera Morbus. Sur6fall unb SpIenterie
in ibren iflimmiten Gormem. Sebe
6amilie iollte bamit beriorgt iein. Sir
25 unb so @ents bic Jlaide gu baben
bel ben Qpotbefern aalteper & Son,
Doubling 6 Gloob, u. 9reiB, $.
S6u6arb, Gobn & Co., s. s. 6arri>
ION unb aalteper & S6u6arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
Central : WartsM.

9err 6ranf Sim mans bat ben
@entral 8arten iibernonmen unb boz
ielbit cine @artens Wirtbi6aft eroHnet.
Se0en Abenb gonsert nit Sbeaterpors
itellung &c. Cine Sang zplatform ftebt
benz publifum CUR gerfiiguug. Gins
tritt frei.
Tereine unb 8eie(f6aften fonnen
ben parf fir Yripatsipede mietben.
Stets felerfrii6es Bier unb anbere
@rfriidunsen.
IS 1T Der am tentrallteu uub be-
auemfen gelesene Samiliens8 Der
Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04

sW sic iOllteu gum groBeren Cont
fort Sbrer Jamilie einen @jafotins
Ofen faufen.
Sic miiien unbebinet bic bette unb
neueite Sorte unb gu Dem moglihlt
billigiten preiie baben.
Sic f6nnen beibes erbalten I'M gros
ben Maga3in bon q lie bell & 6 0 nj
panp, 400 unb All Sit Soniton=
StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
2a nermietben!

9teueS @efbdftsbau8 nit biibider
Mobuuug i'm erfen Stodperte, an Der
@de BON SiibsSloresz unb QeesStraBe.
Wfietbe mdBig fir quite Wfietber. Nad.
sufrageu bel 5rau 6. Braun, Gde
SitbsRreias unb Gamargo.StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
8lpmfe gaiaen
8lpmie 9aiMe,a /!

8lpmfe Saillen! Nlpmie 9aiuem!
Seis aailen porn nb bnen gal s. Gents 81 sl25 sl
$25 81 5 5eon Saiaen blb6 gearbee init abo Buin M
Ggnoem arasea unb @anen in ida3 au bis
Wbe 9aam fit 9amen so Cents 1925 lnle
pabl BON n5eug 1T gnommen
unb bic fir 40 Gens unIen 65 Gents Nummern
3lt IL Vent9.
@ne ahe aua iHe gudten WDuHeIa 3ei aitea
martten pongee ae nma Seib nb aene gaon
anpahenoe gam wee beran a
BEN mir berfauen fs nur am Witwod gu II @ents.
Stncb S30rbe! 2unCi1 61rbe!
l3 Sabcno 2un6a6rbe nit Dede unb @ git semad baen
one W nur Is Gents @aonen r6Be 20 Gens GalneH
eroBe % Gents papr6rbe bab guf6e
ou 6rase Der behen Bargains angeboeu buben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04

Die
gedAentlihe 6reie Yrede fir 1uss
erf9eiat
is6em peuueraAs
unh tofet
$3.50 fir baa Jabr ober e1.26 ~
g Wpuate In Wusanete5abInaA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04

: Sn Gnglanb baben bic parlas
mentslpablen bereits begonnen. Sn
South pab6ingtDn lpurbe 2orb GDurs
dill obne Oppoiition miebergemdblt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-04
aHaa s.e, T. woLFSoK
ien, tpenn er bel ieiner politit, iidj
NuBlanb All entfremben, beharre.

len. tpenn er bel ieiner politif, iid)
NuBlanb au entfremben, bebarre.
yismard befir6tet ferner, baB Der
aailer INNER mebr unb mebr benz be-
tlagenstpertben englii1en ginfluB iei=
ner Wtntter DerfaQe mnb finbet bieies
I'm 10 befrembenber, als er 9(nfangs
bic Nnglomanie, mel6e in gelpiiien
areiien berrf6te, aufs beftisfte suriid=
pieS.
Ser Giirfi briidte ben @lauben aus,
bab Seutfdlanb mebr NuBen BON elmer
ruRen freunbli6en politif baben
piirbe, beionbers in 9llien, ielblt tpenn
bieie anf Soften @nglanbs bur1gefiibrt
tperben miiiIe. Cine ffarfe syreunbs
fbaft 3tDii6en England unb Granfrei6
Diir6e iofort plaB greifeiL iobalb
8labitone ans Ruber fdme unb bann
tpilrbe Der aaiier balb finbem, auf nell
der Seite feines 8robes bic Butter ges
ftri9en mar.
Ser Giirit f6ien feit baDon iiber3eugt
su fein, bab bic arilis I'M Snmern tpie
i'm 4euBern einen lusbru6 bes Bolts
tuillens berbeiftibren wiirbe, tpelder
feine &iidtebr ins glmt trob Der 6einbz
ftaft bes @aiiers sur 5olse baben
tperbe.
Sa6lif6.
5ante: ngt berrieieS nee, III babt
Sbr ben stueeten Sungen idon gefrift,
bas is aber fheene."
Batter: rSa, bas is oe6 tpdrflid
i6eene; amer nu' serbreden mir uns
ben &opp, tpie ct ee6entlid beeBen
fon."
Miutter: Sd mddte gernc, baB er
Wsori5 bseBen ion, aiper bas nil mel
Wtann ni6."
3ante: sd min Gid ben befen
&ao gdben-: Da Der grfbte bod M
eemal slluin beeBt, 70 bleibt bod beim
NsgsG unb IeBt ben 3peeten 8anl
baufen!"
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enem sreitae speciee perte III alien mSe)eu s(rtte,

Ae pudw Tnaut
ammt Hsf pnan unsnba
pubfm
lrn sSaann Moho: Nebrige
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24
these are the best times we have had

these are the best times we have had
Tor the reason that God is teaching
the world, as never before, that old
fashioned honesty is the only thing
that will stand. We have learned as
never before that forgeries viii not
pay; that the spending OF $50, 900 on
country seats and n palatial city
residence, when there are only $780,
900 income, will not pay; that the ap-
preparation of trust funds to our own
private speculation, will not pay.
We had great national tumor, in
the shape offictitions prosperity. We
called it national enlargement, instead
ofcalling it enlargement,w we might. have
better calletlit n swelling. 1t has hem
atumor, and God is cuttincit out--has
cut it out, and the nation will get Well
and will come back to the principles
OF our fathers and grandf theirs when
twice three made six instead OF sixty,
and when the apples at the bottom OF
the barrel were ] st az good as the
apple on the top of the barrel, and q
silk handkerchief was not half colt on.
and a man VINO wore SIS coat paid
& for was more honored than Il man
who wore $50 coat not paid for.
want you to change temples, and
to give up the worship OF this unsatis-
flying and cruel god for the Lord Jesus
Christ. Here are securities that will
never fail. Here are banks that will
never break. Here is an altar on
which there has been one sacrifice
oncefor ALL Here is God who will
comfort you when you are in trouble.
and sootheyou when you are sick, and
save you when you die. When your
| parents have breathed their last, and
the old, wrinkled, and trembling hands
can no more be put uponyour headfor
a blessing, he will be to youfather and
mother both, giving you the defense
OF the one and the comfort Of the
other; and when your children go
away from you, the sweet darlings
you will not kiss them goodbye for
ever. He only wants to hold them
for you little while He will give
them back to you again and he will
have them ali waiting for you at the
gates OF eternal welcome. Oh! what q
God ne is! He will allow you to
come so close this morning that you
can put your arm around his neck,
while he in response will put his arms
around your neck and all the windows
OF heaven will be hoisted to let the
redeemed look out and see the specta-
Gle of rejoicing ia her and q returned
prodigal locked in glorious embrace.
OMIT worshiping the golden calf and
bow this day befor. him in whose
presence we must all appear when the
world has turned to ashes and the
scorched parchment of the sky shall
be rolled together like an historic
| scroll
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-24

Good Form In the Four Hundred.
Nothing is in worse taste than to ap-
pear absent-minded in company. To
be absent minded is to be thinking,
and society has no use for people who
think.
Never congratulate the bride at q
wedding. It is bad form. Con ratu-
late the groom and then assume q
cultured, judicial air, and in the low,
well-modulated tones of a benevolent
divorce court Judge mildly wish her
happiness.
When diningin private house ifyou
fold your napkin it will Indicate that
you have no servants at home; if you
do not fold it the hostess will know
that you have no sense.
When taking your seat in a private
house, or rising from it, never touch
the chair with your hands. This is
imperative. The reason is that it is
unnatural not to guide or help your
self with your hands and anything
that is unnatural and idioticgenerally
is good form.-N. Y. Herald.