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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
The Terminals Fixed Fact.

y rumOr has been in circulation the
past few days TO the effect that the
Duluth & Winnipeg road would have
It's lake terminal in ruluth The
Leader of yesterday morning gave
what Mr.. Bardon, president of the
Consolidated Land company had to
say on that subject, and as it ought to
DE conclusive ana satisfactory to all
interested, we give below Mr.. Bar
don's remarks as publ shed in the
Leader. He said
:, 1t Is an open secret that Duluth is
ma king strenuous efforts to locate the
.)hltlth q " nnlueg terminals ana it is
iot Impossible that some arrange
henls may be made for trackage to
hulath No road operated on busi-
hess PRINCIPLES can ignore the exist
ence or tW0 great cities 1T the head of
me Likes. The road would be foolish
II IT does not take whatever Duluth
VIII gave it. However, there is no op-
lion III the matter. A contract bind
ing on both parties has been made for
several months Further, Duluth
cannot possibly give any terminal adj
VantageS TO compensate for the loss OF
The Aliouez bay terminals, and on that
we can rest secure.
The road expects to ship ore from
AiloueZ bay during this year" Mr..
Bardon continued
AT The office of the Belt Line &
Terminal company some OF the facts of
the agreement with the Duluth &
" innIpeg were learned. The road is
gwen, conditioned To having its ter
mnals on AllaueZ bay, two docks-ali
ore dock 80 feet wide and merchan
disc dock $40 feet wide, With slips,
amounting in all to 100 acres, and in
addition SO acres for shops and round
house about two miles buck from the
Dav.
The rumor that there was chance
OF the contract lapsing because of a
failure to begin work on the bridge
within the time specified in the law
authorizing the bridge is also manu-
featured out of whole cloth 1t is only
about three weeks ago that the bridge
plans were finally acpetted at Wash
lngton, and within week, 50 Mr.
Bardon says, Contractor Il. Is. Dear
viii have completed the Duluth &
Winnipeg approach and the work of
getting i'll the bridge material Will be
commenced. Bridge companies are
figuring on the span and the contract
may be let any day now
President }. Il. Thayer of the Belt
Line said Last night: II don't know
OF anything to lie said in the matter.
i contract binding on both parties
exists, and there is no occasion for its
reiIud.atIon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Consumption Cured.

An old physician re,.re,i :. ON practice hav il.
had .laee.i in bis haat.s - East India miss
ioia-y The formula Of simple vegetable remedy
Tor The speedy AM permanent care Of CeustlmP-
ton bronchitis. Ca..srrh. Asthma and all throat
AMI L'u- A;'rcti'.s. also positive ofld IadicaI
care IA: Ncrvcous Debility and al! Nervous
Complaints, aftc. having e-:el it. wonderful cur
at;ye powers il thousands If cases hGs felt il Ais
du'y to make it known Is his suffering fellows.
A.t.Iaie ~ this u tive and de-t:e to relieve
huiHan suffering. viii >-rd free ~ charge /" all
vino desire il. this recipe. 81 German, French OF
English. with fall ,.igeeii us for PREPARING aad
uSein-. Sent by mail 10y addressing with stamp
naming this l,arer. " \. MOVES, 80 IowEEs
BLOCK. ROCHESTER, y. \.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
ll;sf.!st.

Northern Lodge $50 I. O. O. F, last
Monday night installed It's new officers
elected for the ensuing year: The
new elective officers are:
Charles y. O'iIlre, y. G.
IL e Carroll, Y. G..
{. II. CrawnAart, secretary.
W. \. Lingham, treasurer.
G., T. Butler, w.
s Z. OlIes, Con.
The appointed officers are:
Fred J. Gaptlll 0. e..
Ezra Bowling, |. {.
John Legsatt, r. 5. y. G..
w. G.. Dryden, l.. 5. y G..
Fred a. Dole, r. 5. Y. G..
e. 5. C.llty. l.. ). Y. q.
A. \ Reed II. ). :.
D. NJ Garrick, l.. :. 5.
Trustees-C y. O'Iiare, Fred \
Dole, w G. Dryden.
The lodge is in ilourishing condi.
ton financially ana is steadily growing
in members.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
school A,icn,.aEce for 1891.

Snpt. Ranhin's report shows the fol
lowing attendance at the city schools
during The year: Matt Carpenter, 3D.;
Seventh street and Hammond avenue,
81; Fifth street, 800; Conaor's Point,
2j6; Etlhnap and John avenue, SIS:
Tower avenue and Twtnty-tiTst street.
225; Steel Plant, 81; South End, 2J9;
Central Park, -; Nelson Dewey, 253
Becker avenue, is. Total attendance.
;. I'll. The ATTENDANCE 1t The paro-
chial schools brings the total up to
about SIuI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Miss Kate Manwar;ng is sick with

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-,
il e'a liacI iot tiie b'1'H ho'iei
iI.il VII nc ~ 'o>'"t'
}. {. VII, manager OF nur rink, Is
Laid ~ with The gril this Week.
y. =. Robe is st.l. confined to his
hons. IL sickness, tile Ii grinpe.
n 9 c,,,,r, i ren,.taa as heinr
~ IVY ,,,., h., r,c,yrry is no, ,or<ea
+ :.
49,. c.,,>, -, ,x,,,.a ;,,,ac.
wa5 mentioned lis. week is mach bet
nov.
Mrs .r3Ya, Burden, who has been
on TN. sick LIST for sone dtys is able to
b out ;.g..in.
Mr. Ia,l,r VIII onan his new
cr,r,ry ~, II TIE Descent block
next Ts4rs.liy
- NgS. BrldahaN and h2r two
daughters, who have been h2NIh@ d
cohii.ct Win IL grippe .TS III oe'tel
nAW
-" .,-.'', '''-'-'> ,''''''.'-
h.'I'SyI'' are al '',' ~ "'.i '''e : II
ME b''- 'i>si'2 % ''-'t ''ii'-'o" - ''''
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i'-ei = !" 'i'te I" = IS 90 :.
:, - wv - 10 :
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a ne" Ho'a Oh iiit- LUIS c'i' 70 vi
RECORD ''' 'iie c'i'' ''''i''':'' " i0-
w. II. Austin, who has been visit
ing with friends IL more e'ngenial
cline for the past two months, re
turned t. the c,ry Wednesday list.
4 night school was organized ut
the Nelson Dewey school building
Wednesday evening. The school VIII
have large attedance If propell, con
Quoted.
Alex johnson. who has been very
Sex for some time past. ana VINO WIS
reported dead last Monday is not dead
but is going to be up agalll-at least
he is considerable better now.
1t expected shat all the bids on
the foundation OF the DAISY mill VIII
be handed in today. AMI that by the
middle of next week the contract VIII
b ltt and the PILE driving begun.
If the weather Will permit Mrs
Oscar Nelson expects 10 start for Cil,-
fornia to morrow Saturday,, for the
henrfj. Of her health. We hone the
journey NAV not be made in vain.
WI, a,,,t ,,, r,.o X T Earr,s
livery har, ANA ret one Of his Nee RIGS
ana give your girl Il sleigh ride. The
roads are III excellent condition ana
the nlau III the moon don't tell tales
Vt tha council meeting Tuasd,v
evaninr the board Of publ.c works re-
n,r.na th,t II woull est s!2,Ia7.0
!, mako The h3rhor improvements as
rronos,.d IN district No. :, with bsne-
f;ts ,ccru;nr lIIc,d nj s.. ll6-,J0.
,,,r y-r,,,4,i,1 viii contribute
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Congressman IIaugcn thinks the
first step to be taken by our people in
gettinga government public building
would be first to ask for an approrri
alton with which to buy the ground
for the building. He thinks it barely
possible that this much might be got
at this session Of congress. He thinks
that the building should not be built
y1a.. fer few years until we can more
fully ascertain what our wants
are gong to be, and We are OF the
opinion that Nh. Iiaugen is right III
the matter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Notice Tor l:s!!catIo.i
: AND OFFICE 1T A-iILAEn. w;sco%,I,,

7 AND OFFICE 1T A>liAAEin, w;sc2%>'%
Notice i hereby given that ID. follow; e
named st Ter has itei u,tne .F HIS ia."a-!Ia ~
1nnhe h.ai iIgai ID >u,tult Of ~ claim. and
HAT ,....i r.rat Nil -. l.~i besg. ne '.rIk IL
III" tir"uit "onrs for I'rie'#- cal,.arE, W. II
~;G;ieIi :. NJ. or February 18TH 80 NiS-
Ni.:.aI. q g4f.Fs~. - re J. : 80 -Ia@ fer 'he
W. Ny Z 81, N%i - - -, III.
- : K - :.
He rnIne the FLOWING witnesses 70 prCVe his
cnn,!u Gus residence uryn ard cultivation 9: said
.ahd, VII.
J.~cpl Waller rohn Srau1i-g. william
CAME Charlie, Cn.e, al Il soutA Range, D5aS
la cu'!aiy, Ms.
Any ,ers",, who des.r,s to r~o'es, against the
allowance II =trh t'-,rf. o. VINO know ri Any
substantial reason uEdo~ tie i4w> .: r"E3,a-
tfnU, o. th- interior Gciar,:!ent. Wy sGc.i ru'nt
shpulI mo- he allowed ~. - given 40 "!'i'nI-
.luity at line above mentioned tine aif, la e
crG-~-e1HEiac he witnesses 1C aid claimant and
"a t. 81 sr tyICcnfe III r-hrf:sl ii ii.sr sbr!t-
led IS clair9an. aEd CLaf!a= Garrison. who made
Fre. r. - : -1-s iUuc 3ed lIsrf he sane tract
j. esr-ciAliy c!ted 90 g"p-itr 80. sanw CaH>e
Why LIS Pre-. Z. No = n ,i'E 10. h cancr.!-!
". y CA4.EiSirIDE
"e -. -:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
The Pace to Apply.

Editor % the Evening lee gran.
Ii that leading" business man,
whose "liberal' soul is So disturbed at
The thought Of the freezing and starry
ing poor in the city mentioned in yonr
evening" contemporary, that lie is con
strained to stand i'll vuHlc places ana
SIGH over their SD fate, Will commit
n.catc with any Of the members of the
II, Lief Society" giving the addresses
Of s'.cil as he knows" are freezing AMI
starving. they VIII receive the i'm
mediate attention of the ladies', who
have Il rather more practical meth 81
Of dealing WITH such cases than he
seems To have, and if the tale were &C
c3.nran.e,; by 4 liberal" check or two
from HIM and the 'i&"ty OF friends, ="
It might hasten ana increase the gDD,!
work. For his information The names
Of the officers Of the society are hereby
gwen: Mrs. Howard Thomas, presi
dent; Mrs T. j. Matci.ette, Wee
presidents; Miss Mlther, treasurer;
Miss Luna Christie, secretary. The
remaining members of the executive
committee are Mrs. W. -. Nernaln
Mrs. Col. Hayes ana Mrs. ". Z. White.
On: OF THE LADIES.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

--IIarper's Bazar Will publish in the
number for Jan. . an interesting
article on the New York Normal Col
lege 10y Clara BGnce. one Of its gradu-
ates. The article Viii Re finely Illus
tratets. among the Illustrations VIII
be portraits of President Hunter, of
the late Miss Wadlelgh, and of several
popular teachers
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

C:ty BAKERY 1899 lower Avenue ~ css
superior.
Oar home mldeani fine cream bread
Is l-lI every day choice and fresh at
Nell SAITH ), also at Ms. MaXlnls.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Some five years ago Mr.. Go. II.
Walker of the West End bought OF
The Land & River Improvement com
pany 80 feet at the corner of Tower
avenue and Twelfth street for 5000
lie improved them TO the extent Of
about SO 900 ana sold the same prop
perry few days ago for $50 900, leav-
ing h m a clear profit Of 50, 600 on the
face OF the deal, but really more than
this, as the rentals received has paid
the first cost of the improvements.
That is not 4 bad real estate record.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
c. ST P. Nj. & 0. TIME CARD.
Northern Pacific Depot.

y. T. T.. R.-EAST EorSD:
hicaGo ii,Eiiri .---.-...-..-.. $50 p. m.
accommodation ana freight. ....-.. ll:0u
y. 7. K. R-wEST RoUHD:
Dniuth Express ..-....-.-........ :. 1919 Il. III.
ACCOMMODATION and Freight. 459 u.
D, :. 5. & A-EAST BOUND:
hn>.fh Lahlfef. ....-........ 9::Na p.
accommodation and Freight. l:il n. m.
d. $. 5. d A.-wEST BOUND:
Iniu'n Express -..-...- ....-..... 80 a.
Accommodation and Freight. .l0it Il.
Tickets sold aud ta gglg, checked 70 any part
of the United states or tanaas ii either Of the
above roads. Rates rs low ii, the west Apply
10 FRANZ c. JACKSON Agent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Total, Il transfers

Minutes of Jan. 10
Nal.!e NJ fjuels To !. * Benton, und Il W
I, VI NV. NV Nv II tIip
Sr,.o!ial cry bank 10 same, uni Z same
CARA /. .Ic!lois To S,i>an " c!oCLlu. l Ii
III blk lo5, y sup 9th div
Pfjllcn iai GO 10 h ) NlIiiGnls, Ii l, blk
., iHIckeun;iuI adj
c ii CIuguc eg al 10 Z Il Taylor und lilo
w. ne ; ISL
II ; wilson q III to : G. Brown, Duluth,
Wa ny, iiH sw, sec l.: ca he. sw nr,
50 NV, nia SW, SN sH, Iw 3i-i Ia.
W.. Il ) rs ii
q il walker IL Janet White, Its l 2 5, blk
III. " sup i,h div u
OHtario Land 90 to Juo De!easki, Its Is,
~, blk s, Outurlo add
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
G Williams 10 ,IIucoh scilcIIn, Its IN
.Nlout> iark
Frank tiibhlltg 10 Halle VI Baers, uni II
Wa NV, INV sw = IA -
W oates - II Foster, und 10 1t l.
CuunorS Point
ia, ka,>on Ia p L CO right Of way
NV SEC , lo-ii
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

a very fair sized crowd assembled
al the Thompson avenue church TO hear
Col. Carl c. Pope speak on the Mis-
takes of fngersoll, and those who at
tended were abuudanlly rewarded.
Mr.. Pope is a good tal.ler and his posi-
ton WAS we'll taken and his points
well made, and he just tore Bob niger
soils speech on the Mistakes Of Moses
al 10 pieces. Mr.. P1pe's speech
ought to have the benefit Of puJlica-
ton IN some of our daily papers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Mr.. Taylor thought lie was going
10 gel his new grocery store opened
today, bat could not bring all things
around on time 1t Will he opened to
the public next week, however, with
Nate C. West as first assistant MI
" es, has had a good many years eX-
perience behind the counter, and Mr..
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Church 1ireeSov,

OaSAICI4 I1TsSTo-y.
E1HoDlST. = Services everr ouriuay morn
ing ard evening. al 1888 and 80. Sunday
SchrOI Immediately after The morning Ser-icc
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
100. All are cordially invited
REV. A. J. DAVIS. Pastor.
EPWORT!! LEAGUE Of the II + Church Young
$50. Social and bnSi:csS meeting first Tines
day "f each month. All are cordially invited
y \ STRAND, MRS 4 DAVIS.
Secretary. President
PRE>HYT every SUNDAY morn
ing aud evening ~ 1881 m and 100 D. m,
Sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening riuyc" sllreting nj 7:..0. AL
are cordially invited. The Y. l.. :. &. +. meets
at 6:i5 y. m.
REV. ARCHIBALD DURRIE Pastor
and evening at II and III p m Sunday
school MITE The morning service.
REV. &. :. 81 AFkN Ia HER: Rector
REV. JOHN f. DAiIAM, Assistant
rATIICIIC- Mass NJ S.%1and 1000 = Irstruc-
J"n ~ 2.t"l =. y. Ne~p~rS ~ 800 Z. NJ. Services
every Er:da, evening ~ -
REV. FATHER EUSTACE. Pastor.
Y u. c. A.-t;ospel mecri,g every sunday nj !
p " at he Heading Recm. corner "a street
and Becker avenue Good speaking nni sing
ing Young nt,l'S B!tc elias at ~ a. m
j. /. HENHAN. ten. secretary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Il SIND OFFICE, AS....ATD. WISCONSIN.
Jam II, l>32
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
ntinuti >cticr Has Hieu H,dicc oi his lHrvlI"n Ia
make final proc! III support 81 MS ci3.1a and that
SAID rr"of Wi! bc Inadt pctorc the C,rk ut th,
Circuit Court Douglas County Ms, III superior,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
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Tl-warkea t-;nacc Fast or S0YtII" Is--, take the
. Through Route" SOEsEsssIGS PitIEsC
AN3 Ns<tneSIS tEs'EEAL LINES.
Pullman Ee7~,t,Fiel Sleeper t>tWFeu Dig!u:E and
Nil rasSe sri Chicago MI -I6iIt chang. Heass
served enrsu:e 81 IL. ''C.-trai.' faTfAHs dining
cars FIR Tickets, Sleep.ify -.tr Es<ery atoms
Tine Table. etc, apply to r. g JacAsoD,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

The attendance at the rink Thurs
day evening WAS lrge it being the
masquerade night. y large number
of naSkers were on the ice, some OF
the costumes being very heat indeed.
Miss Lucy Moore got the first Lady
rr.Za and George X. Hughes the first
gentleman prize, while Frank Soper
took the prize for the most com,c,.l
fix up. The weather was pleasant and
all Next Thursday evening the at
traction VIII BE- a race for Il silver
medal for best time il the amateur
cl,,ss
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

pIonL Cool,o Stationery. Pens Inks Trpe
%! sup
p,i,s, "a 49,. PoE or-,- ee.,z ;.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
CHI

\ good, fresh mich cGw for sale
che p. WN. JOHNSTON,
East of Nemadji Iron Bridge.
Su9erinr. Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Wants SoI.lc Of the Money.

Mrs. J. E. McNnnon, the only
daughter of the Lite james Collier, is
again before the county court asking
the administrators be authorized to
pay certain note given by Mr.. Collier
to her some time since. The case was
before Judge Roberts on Tuesday LAST,
and 1t woul1 appear, as reportel by
one of the daily papers, that when
Mrs. Mex lnnon WAS about seventeen
years OF age she announced to her
father that she was going out to ser
vice. Her father WAS opposed to thIS,
and comprCr -ad by Offering her one
third OF the Travellers uome property
at the corner of Second street ana
Becker avenue Whcit he Sloul1 have
sold il. Some time Later the daughter
married and Went with her husband to
live at Gladstone. Mr.. Collier sold the
property in question to J. Fred Bishotf,
taking in pay therefor three notes of
1926 each. The daughter, who still
remembered her fathers pro MIS-, re-
minded him that he had sold the prop
erty and that she Was entitled to one
third Of the proceeds. Instead of
giving her one Of the notes he held
against Mr.. Bishoff he gave her note
from himself fer the amount, S2,2j,i
Later, it is said, he made his viii
i'll which he belueithed to the daaght-
er 81 900 and number of lots. The
defense VIII set d2 that the note is
revoked by the Will which was made
subsequently to the former and which
far exceeds the amount called for in
the note. The coart will not give its
decision before Tuesday next.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Our oil board Of trade has been re-
vived or rather set in motion, and is
now in good working order If you
wish to join it, hand your name i'll to
the secretary, Ii. A George. The
membership committee consists of L..
+. Gerrish, L. Il. Smith, W. J. Whip
pie, y. \. Cross and III. \. George.
Committee on election-Geo. l.,
Brooks, III. +. Ticknor, f. f. Barton,
Alex McEachern, John \. Bardon
The annual election of officers Will be
held Feb. p. The old membership
consisted of fifteen members and to
these have been added nearly forty
new members or applications for mem
belshIp. At present seats in the
board cost 800, but tins price is limit
ed to 100 members, 50 il you want to
get III on the ground floor come now.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

Sheriff Kennedy has At last got
moved into his han l5omA new resi-
lence Oh Thirteenth street between
Thompson ana Blckar avenues. The
contractors were gp,l@ i 1t . n ct
his Thanksgiving dinner in the new
house, but Dan don't have IS much
faith Ill the word Of house bull lers as
he once had. The builI,ng is OF no
eIn architecture and contains al the
latest cJnvenitnces with water, heat
ana 81 ectric light. Dan has ~ wife
mores the pity-but his sisters aud
brothers VIII keep him company i'll the
new home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

In his discourse last Sunday the
Rev. d. B. Cheney, speaking about the
reform movement took the ground
that the first thing to be done WAS to
found a hoale for fallen women when
rescued from Their EVIL Ways ana
thought Il fund should at once be
raised for immediate use TO this end.
Mayor Pattison h2s the honor Of being
The first citiZen OF the place TO re
spol d TO this very correct suggestion
by sending i'll MS check iOr ~. There
are 4 hundred other men in oar city
a5anltntlv able to give as much, and
ii al would do s. the "iionc for Fall
on Women" would soon Be 4 fixture Of
Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

1871
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-24

One of the most striking peculiarities
of Mr.. Gould's daily life was his re-
markahIc ability 10 avoid personal OBJ
servation. At least 200 days OF each
year were spent in whole or in part in
his office III the Western Union build
ing He went i'll and out without max
ing any apparent effort to keep from be-
ing seen. His face was perfectly familiar
To everybody in New York, and yet
among the thousand or more persons
who were employed in and about the
Western Union building. and whose du-
ties called them there every day in the
year, more than 30 per cent. of them
never SAW Mr.. Gould in their lives If
seen at amy time by one of the little
knots of telegraph operators who always
gathered about the door Of the big build
ing the fact created as much of stir rs
if they had just caught glimpse of the
ear Of Russia or the wild man of Borneo.
Ont of the hundreds of thousands of
theater goers III New York city few re-
member ever having seen him at place
OF amusement. ANA TINS was not because
he did not 20 often, but from his ability
10 keep from attracting observation.
coupled with the other fact that there
were 80 many men who rescnbled him
that a man was never quite certain
whether he was looking at Mr.. Gould or
one Of his many doubles.-New York
World
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-24
English Women willing TO work.

An English woman visiting here com
ments upon the contrast between "the
way gentlewomen get on" rs She ex-
pressed it. over here as against their
future 10 DO So ''at home" Said she:
shortly before sailed friend of mine
advertised for Il lady nurse, an Office
which does not. think exist in Ameri-
can households She Is not housekceper,
nor yet Il nursery governess. but looks
after the employment of the children's
nurses. is responsible for their capabil-
ity and the like; acts indeed in the
mothers stead. She lnust be gentle
woman. rs part of her duty is 10 look aft
er the childrens manners.
TO her advertisement my friend told
me that ninety applicants answered.
They We're for the most part the widows
or daughters of army officers and clergy
men. and So eager were some of them for
employment that they offered to come
for three months without other recon-
pense than the home offered them. MY
friend. who is q tender hearted woman,
was positively made i'll by the expert
ence 1t seemed pitiful that one journal
should have clientele of ninety we'll
born women who were in distressed and
destitute condition. New York Times.
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-24
TALMAGE SERMON.

The great orchard OF the universe,
swept by the last hurricane. letting
down the stars like ripened fruit. Our
old earth will 20 with the rest. and let it
go. for il viii have existed long enough
to complete its tremendous experiment.
But there Will be enough worlds left to
make heaven out Of, if any more
heaven needs 10 be built. That day
finding us IN Christ, our nature regen-
Grated. and our sins pardoned, and our
hope triumphant, we will feel no more
alarm than when i'll September. passing
through an orchard, you hear the appl,
thump to the ground, or through con-
servatory and YOU hear an untimely Zig
drop on the floor.
You will only 90 up stairs into another
story, better lighted story. a better
furnished story. better ventilated
story, i better pictured story, and into 4
story where already many of your kim
dred are waiting for you, and where
prophets and apostles and martyrs will
pay you celestial visitation, and where.
with rapture beyond the most radiant
anticipation. You shall bow before him
that '.buildcth his stories III the heaven"
Democratic messenger., 1892-12-24
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