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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
A coon NAN GONE.

Died, at Wood Greek Station. e.
more county, Idaho, July ?, 1892,
Henry johnson, native o. England,
aged 81 years and emonths.
GODS Anger tcu.hed him and hs .ispt-
Henry JohnsoR's parents came
from England to the United States
when he was but three years old.
and settled in New Jersey. In
few years they removed TO Harrison
county, Iowa, where his aged mother
now resides. In 1884 Mr. johnson
with his family came 20 Idaho and
settled at Mountain Home, where
o, resided up to a short time ago,
when he was taken TO the noun
tains with the hope that the cool
and pure air Of that section might
prolong his existence on earth. But
an all-wise Providence willed il
otherwise, and his widow and four
children and brother, all here, and
his venerable mother and other near
and dear relatives in distant parts
now mourn his absence.
His remains were brought here
on the 4th for .intermeut. The large
courtroom was crowded with PEG
pie who went there to pay a las
tribute of respect to departed
/ friend. Inthe absence of minister
of the gospel, W. II. Dial, Esq.
read the Episcopal funeral service
! in solemn and impressive manne
and also made a few appropriate
remarks. Songs were rendered b,
volunteer choir of ladies and gen
'tlemen, and, after an opportunit!
to view the remains for the las
time, the body was escorted TO tn
cemetery by a large concourse o
people in carriages, where a lovinI
husband, kind and devoted fathe
and true friend was laid to res
forever.
Henry Johnson was a good mar
an honest man-"the noblest wor|
of God"-and no community ca
well afford to lose such n either
To his widow, TO whom the heavies
burden must come, to the children
to the trembling old mother ia
away, to his brother, NJ. Johnson OF
this town, the BULLETIN extends its
sincere sympathy. Deal kindly
with them. feeting time, fol only in
thy flight will the sorrow and pain
so bitter to-day dissolve into gentle
memory.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
SAD EXPERIENCE.

4 young man residing at Rocky
Bar and who has political aspira-
tons, wrote to a friend on Wood
river asking for pointers. This
friend had similar ambition at the
last election--but he got gloriously
left lie advised his Rocky Bar
friend to keep out Of the filthy
pool and remain an honest, self
respecting man. and concluded his
letter thusly: Next fall will be the
time when the old boys will be
around, shaking hands. They will
be, OIL so glad to see YOU that they
will fairly wrench your arm from it's
socket. Some may get pretty badly
fooled, however, and have to come
off their perches, as the new election
system may shake out many sur
prises. You may depend that the
politician will be around early in
September. Ii is hardly worth
while to say anything about political
liars, because every one knows that
lying is a part Of the politicians
trade, and will continue to be in
spite of the scriptures, earthquakes
and civil service reform, rs long as
politicians are human. There may
be politicians who cannot lie by
word of mouth. but they LIE in the
silent tomb. In other words, the
race of honest politicians is extinct
or, if there are still living men who
will not lie themselves into Office il
is because they are not oilice-seek-
crs. From an extensive experience
in the ring, | will give you the ben
eft Of something that will be serv
iceable. II is this: If you run fol-
office and the other candidate re-
ceives more votes than are east fol
YOU, it is sign that you are no
elected. This I know from sad ex
perience."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
nAxa rnE wnErcnEs.

isrrilss rist has taxa ps.ee - Honsysssd. rrsr
rstt.hurr nsnusvlvaniA. me Carn9xss aon and
steel company had sassn potlss that rrsastion q
ths wAxes u IA ru mu4s tale riAss iou ne - q
Juls Sna Il wAs oscsslly Announcei that unsss the
terms w@v Arsxpsed the piaevs q %. worknsa
wouid We hl-,l ~ others The company bal been
preparing Tor sash sais q a. airs Tor usnf snoeshs
Is All evasion VI the contract iahcF as Ana the IN
inccsnent u foreign sofknrn T. cotfs - the uniEN
from Earuyr IN small squads and settle do@n where
they woula be within cal q eulsreency. The
nnnh-r VI ~otkmsn affected by the Sstion q the
Carnegie company Is In tbs cniy q 5000
AZ Chicago there l. detective agency snown as
the Pinsersons To accomplish their n'p9>cs they
hAbl,uasly employ thisyrs and eonSivt- bseAuss ~
they say, they ootter acquainted with the Toagher
elements II society and viii therefore more readily
spot these OF their class However this inAS be
In logic Il works terribly practise for the prisons
OF the country contain great Numbers q tnnoeen,
men sent there by the perjury Of these hirelngs In
the large cities u has bccOms 50 that the unsap-
ported cath u Of this disrtputaole gang
VIII net convict any Colorado has enacted
I Law that the o,tl,ns Of iniormer shall be re-
cCIved, While Idaho Ia. pro, dsd against their Ia
Na.ion under any circumstances.
This Carnegie COMPANY, composed Of ioaei sncrs
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$50, ~, I, 1, a. ,,,,.,er,,i on. The p,nl, ,
,an. cam, - ]. hc.,i, army q, invasion They nm.
ma m r. right. than would three hundred men o
Idaho 10 invade oregon with arm. In their hand. an.
Win ,,iopIou. intent The psot,e Of Alle.han,
r n,y h,l pr,i.ely the same RIGHT 10 nro,sct ,hei
i. homes and drive them away tina, the ,itizens {
Idaho ,,en,1 have Ia reut ~ many Wild sioux q
An.hss A hattie toni MACE during which e,eyc
;, ~a,kmeu and min. detectives we're kills. and Is
: the former and u az the latter wounded The PM
.,,op. surc.na,r, and were taken to aIl on cha
/. ., murder There we're 900 n them tina, Werr IN,
confined Il L said that many injured on Il
way IN iau IN. women. probably those who had 10
z hu.h,pds or sons being the aegressars IL IL.
.,,.J with inhumani,y there was great proyocatio
! M donb, the rlnser.nn men are guilty o. mnrde
1, {. no, .leu, ne Who fires fatal shot tia, bosom
.,b lee, Tor the gNllows bu, he Who stands by Al
q ing assisting or ahetting The Pinkertous Wh9 sc
!, ,he men are alike guilty True thes were net pr.
n am, his, the Grim. In whleh they participated "
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
the OMAHA CONVENTION.

The Peoples party national con-
vention met at Omaha, July 18th,
and nominated James b. Weaver Of
Iowa Cor President and ID. q. Field
Of Virginia for Vice President. The
convention was largely attended,
there being over 1900 delegates
present. Il il now evident that the
new party will cut an important
figure in the approaching national
political fight. Following is the
platform adopted:
We demand a national currency,
safe. sound and flexible, issued by
the general government only, full
legal tender for all debts, public
and private, and that without the
use of banking corporations; just,
equitable, efficient means of dis
tribution to the people at tax not
exceeding 2 per cent per annum. To
he provided as set forth in the sub
treasury plan Of the Farmers ALI
ance or some better system, also by
, payments in discharge Of its obhga-
tions for public improvements.
: We demand the free and unlim-
tied coinage of silver and gold at
the present legal ratio of l6 10 |.
d We demand the amount OF the
Il circulating medium be speedily in
. creased to not less than $50 pei
i capita.
d We demand a graduated incom'
ar tax.
- We believe the money of tn
: country should he kept M much a
]. possible in the hands of the people
Us and hence we demand all State am
he National revenue shall be limited I
81 necessary expenses of the govern
!, ment economically and honestly aC
r ministered.
,e, We demand postal savings bank
- be established by the governmei
% for safe deposit of the earnings
a. the people and to facilitate g
to change.
Transportation being a means
m m exchange and a.public necessit
y, the government should own an
operate the railroads in the intere
I've of the people.
OF, The telegraph and telephone, Ill
-, the postoilice system, being a n
~ cessity for the transmission of new
ed. should he operated and owned |
'o~ the government in the interest
e e the people.
s s Land, including all natural sou
Of 1ces vsf wealth, is the heritage Of /
he people, ana snhonld not be monl
lied for speculative purposes. al
alien ownership Of land should Z
as prohibited. All land now held b
a railroads and other corporations i
II excess of their actual needs, and a
lands now owned by aliens shoul
be reclaimed by the government an
5 held for actual settlers only.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
Atlanta, July 3, 1892.

Matt Casey is here 10 purchase q
new wagon. lie will soon remove
with his family from Atlanta to
Rocky Bar.
J. {. Woodward was agreeably
surprised few days ago at the re-
ceipt of box of fine, fragrant CT
CARS from Chicago, the gift of n
loving and thoughtful sister.
1t is beautiful sight to witness
the continuous flow of sparkling
Sater in the bitches along our
streets during these scorching days
all caused by the magic hand oil
Chicago capital.
Glenn's Ferry enjoyed n very
creditable celebration on the ith
/ Speech-making by Judge SinnotI
and Surveyor Rhodes of this place
and Judges Stout and Glenn, Mr.
Hurlburt, James Mullany and
others Of the Ferry was the treat o
the dav. Then followed foot anc
horse-racing, baseball playing, etc.
and in the evening successful
dance took place. The Mountain
Home baseballists scored a victory
against the Ferry team-l3 to z,
A few days ago eighteen Japanes'
were brought here by the railroad
company to do section work On thi
| division. They commenced puttinI
up shanty for their own accom-
mediation, but before it's completion
, several friends of labor waited upo
r the laps and informed them that
: was wrong for them to work for les
4 than ruling wages and advised thel
3 10 move on. They moved, an
: the next thing We expect TO hear
d that Norman has telegraphed
Ben for more troops
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

Hon. ]. II. Wickersham yoster-
day received a telegram from his
son, Wesley Wickersham, Auditor
of Elmore county, announcing that
a l0-pound girl had just arrived at
his home. Grand-dads Wickersham
aud Tom Catalan We're stepping
high last night.-Boise Statesman.
Owing TO the burning Of the
Malad bridge trains were detained
for some time, To the great annoy
ance Of many who went from here
to the Ferry and Shoshone Falls 10
celebrate the Fourth.
John Bledsoe, for a time CHIEF
engineer Of mechanical department
Of the BULLETIN, has gone to Haley
on a visit.
/ A mining expert from Colorado
went to Rocky Bar few days age
+ to examine aud report upon thu
Ophir mine AT that place.
Steve oglesby came down from
Atlanta Sunday last and boarded
the first train going cast, bound TO
New York.
CO. Ready-nade suits for ladies
and dress goods "f all kinds jus
received at Mrs. Hagar's.
KEGo to Rinchar;'s for frcsl
vegetables and fruits,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

In the Pr ohatr Court in and for the County Of
Eimore State OF Idaho.
D. b. hin, plaintiff,
Frank isesher. defendant
The state Of Idaho 10 Frank LesAsT, the above
named defendant:
Yru are hereby required 10 appear In an action
broaght against ynu by the above named plaintiff In
the Probate court In and far the county Of Elmorr,
state ~ ldlha, AMI 60 answer th1 complaint hird
therein A. the iiine he's eiuaitsr e.pate or iuig.
m, n, Is drAIli viii be taken against You, according
20 he PRAYER ~ said complaint. Or fer the sstm 81
s4 n aud nter..t thrr~on AZ 10 per tnt lcr ahbn.
from June - ls~s. AMI c6s's II mi, siii
The said a.tI,iI u brought b. tvccSsr from tfl the
sum OF 81 q far haudtse. toNit' hairless ma
terial odd AMI delivered 20 Ne1 At yoir request "a
Mountain iGtns Eiai0re 'iutEi liAhn, on ass''uat
a. date II June 50 iSSs. ard the cess u this suit
And yoi are hereby lieflfrtl that you tail 10 spz
pear and answer said complaint on the 10Th day q
August lSle the sid plaintiff will take Judgment
Against YOU tor So IS and interest thereon a the
fats II 10 per cent pr aHnun from June -. ISIS
an i costs q this suit
Given under mY hand ami sal Of the ftohAts
Cart IN anl for the County q Ein'rc state
H. Of ilaho this the eth d4y Vt july, Va the ,rsl
II our I.nrd one tl.JusAai eight handret ans
/ ninety-tau.
ACG. 81 sISSoTr. Prol~ts Judge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10


Pres Cooper Of Owyhee shipped
east two carloads Of horses Friday.
r. F. Whitney Of Bruneau was
around Thursday greeting many old
friends.
ICY Rushings and ladies' fur
nishing goods just received at Mrs.
Hagars. ~
Attorney HOWE is again at his
desk, after taking in the sights at
Shoshone Falls. "
Walter Burr, bright lad and son
of Rev. Burr, arrived here from Salt
Lake Thursday.
Jim Mickerekam, brother of FL
more's District Court Clerk, came
in from Boise Wednesday.
Sam Calloway's Democratic form
loomed up on our streets Thursday
and Friday, from Mayfield.
Mrs. Ii. G. Swanholm has re-
turned to Rocky Bar, from visit
! to her parents in Ada county.
4 Rev. Jennings, Of Shoshone, held
interesting divine services in the
Episcopal church last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Payne returned here
i Thursday evening from a pleasant
visit to ATLANTA and Rocky Bar.
Perry Sprowls, q prosperous stock
raiser and rancher of the South
Boise, war in this place yesterday.
Drs. Smith aud Baugh were called
TO Glenn's Ferry Friday night te
attend Mrs. Skipper, who is very Ill
Mrs. Bell and children are so
journing at Dawson's hot springs
and George appears to be somewhat
lonesome.
. Rev. VIM. Cady, formerly pasto
OF the Congregational church a
Payette, passed through this place
Z Friday en- route for Ogden.
: James Purtill, our aceommoda
ting and efficient deputy Count!
Clerk, spent the past week with rel
atiyes and friends in Pocatello.
The BULLETIN is mailed to al
subscribers in the Rocky Bar see
! ton every Sunday, and should an,
: Of them fail TO receive ii in du
/ time they will please notify us +,
n such fact.
e State Superintendent of Publ
.. instruction Harroun on the 9th II
slant apportioned TO the varlor
:. counties lie sum Of 1884, beir
!, the amount aeoruing from interei
:. on moneys obtained by sale Of Sta
4 school lands Judge sinnott hi
l. been notified that Elnore's share
- $2ll.96.
4 A very pleasant and patriotic CO
ri ebration was held by the good pc
:. pie of Atlanta on the 4th. Abo
o. 100 people joined in procession Al
% wendell their way To a shac
he nook on the Middle Boise rive
at where eloquent addresses were ma
as and patriotic songs sang, AT
he which a regular old-fashoned bari
81. cue was spread and devoured.
re the evening a pleasant dance W
nd INDUCED in, and the days recogi
he ton ended to the eptire satisiaeti
Of ell present.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
SUNDAY, July 10, 1892.
FIR shsr;T.

James Carroll Of Mountain Home. respectfully an.
nounees himself = candidate for Sheriff Of flmore
county, sabjee, to the decision 81 the Democratic
county convention
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
Fer Assessor and Collector.

John 2. Martin, Of Roesy Bar annonnce9'hiinsef
a candidate Tor Assessor aud Collector OF Gilmore
county. subjec, TO the decision Of this Democratic
County Convention
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
Administrators Notice.

In The matter Of the Estata us John q Sheets,
nsceass-i
Notice Is hereby given hy the undersigned. admin
i,traor ~ ,he estate % John shcrts, deceased. "a
III. re,itcrs and All persons having eiaiuis Ag4ins,
said e4tatr 10 exhibit iho with the Heet~SsTy
vouchers wtthu in4,r Tsthstrom the first pa ea ion
q this natise 10 ;he undersigned A. Rocky Oar, ~
more coants. ldsso
" & swAsHoLN Administrator
Il tie EStale % John 4 shests. dssaas,si
Roxy Raf. jams -, isssa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
Moun,ain Homo Churches.

Mountain Home Churches.
FIRST CoNGRfG ATIONAL Cit!RCH Rev VI. W
Burr General Missionary Tor llahol. acting Pas.
tor Service. at uid Folio - Iidl egers sab
bath at l0.ss a IN and so r. sabbath
School at Il Cottage prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Preaching, morning and
evening every FIRST anl third SUNDAY Of each
month, BY the Rev Mr.. Jennings Of shoshone.
Sunday sghsoi at y m
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
A Card of Thanks.

l desire 10 publicly express my
sincere thanks to all friends who
aided and sympathized with my
self and family during our recent
severe affection, and may God bless
them for their good deeds.
MRs. Henry JOHNSON.
MIN. Home, July ), 1892.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
$4,000 REWARD.

s.rnved or Stolen from Pine Grove. Idaho. On or
,baut June lat iSBs -ohc gray horse. six Ses's CHI
and branded y on the ieft shoulder and has
.allle m.rks n. / viii pay ssoeo reasrd q
any ons Who ~ill deliver sid horse at Nst'inlefs
inch io,,,.s ,.r,eL "a tbs R.,cky Bar rad.
sCuTr MYERS
smoky. idaho
Inn, aath iSqa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
CARPET WEAVING.

Having located IN Mountain Home for short time
will DO carpet Weaving shnr, notice. satisiae.
tlon guaranteed Rcsidenen next 20 Judge siHnntts
- iisT,s,, A Wtl.pNAN
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

Pres Cooper Of Owyhee shipped
east two carloads Of horses Friday.
II. F. Whitney Of Bruneau was
around Thursday greeting many old
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

In the Probate Court in and for the County Of
Eimare State Of Idaho.
u. D. HiI, plaintiff,
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-13
LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

AuTHoR.-Tho psalm is ascrib d 20
David, and there is nothing in the con-
tents TO oppose this view, but much to
favor it. At what date in his reign,
we have no means to determine.
DEMONSTRATING definite can be
inferred in regard t. the occasion.
Some, however, consider Psalm 10l-
103 a ''trilosy" written by David ;
the first an introduction, setting forth
the true rule for his kingIy office; the
second, a song of Judgment lsee
Pisa. 101 II; and the third, one of
Gods mercy.
OUTLINE.-A call to praise God for
favor bestowed upon each of us pers on
ally Tvs. 1-5t; a description OF Gods
character AMI dealings with his people
Tvs. 6-19l; his righteous dealings, as
shown in the deliverance through
Moses Tvs. 6, 7i;his merciful charac ter,
described aud illustrated by a var ETY.
of figures Tvs. S-lil; the fralty and
brevity of mans life VS.. Is, l6i, con-
trasted with the consistency of Gods
mercy and the strength OF his kingdom
Tvs. l7-l9J; a call to all creatures to
bless the Lord in unison with tho
believing soul Tvs. 2t22L.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-13

y murder Of re,lotmE buuttiity was
committed in Chicago. when Mrs.
Bridget Z. Walsh was killed by her
nephew, Thomas Walsh. The body was
horribly INITIATED, 90 gashes, some OF
them a foot in length, having been
cut.
Bower Robinson, the colcrel man
who attempted 10 assault two ladies' on
the Little River turnpike, Virginia,
%as taken from an officer by masked
men and hanged to II tree, hatweeu
AleXal dria and Fairfax County Jail.
lie was cut down, however, before
life was extinct, and taken hack to
jail. Is
Elijah Sherman, convicted Of mur-
der In Bryan county, Georgia, commit
ted suicide in Jail by buttiug his head
against the wall ard taking poi
son. )
Lizzie Dempsby was murdered at
Columbus, O., by John %Bodrnkopf,
Jealousy.
David Rhodes, of McLaneSboro, Hi
nOis. shot his brother during quarrel
and then killed himself,
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-13
Or Waterloo vtterans France has
eight left.

Or Waterloo vtterans France has
eight left.
ALI other things being equal, a
baritone voice in a man and a%c0ntraito
voice in a mi will wear better aad
last longer than any of the Others.
The average mortality OF unmarried
men between the ages of twenty and
twenty-five is INA in every 100, 1000,
while that of married men IS only
597.
Tie university COMM 'sioner of
Scotland has passed an ordinance max
ILg provision for the teaching and
or tduation OF women in a | It's uniyers-
| les.
St. Tammany Parish, La, boasts
of a spring which pours f nth clear pure
water during the lay, but goes dry
when the sun sets.
An SO0-pOund cinnamon betr vas
captured recently in Lassen County,
California. 1t is believed to be one OF
the largest Ever tak-n in a trap.
A mysterious explosion Of chemicals
occurred in DR.. Samuel Riigeway's lab
OratoIy at HydeioWn, neal TltusVille.
Miss Austie Baldwin, an asst TINT, was
burned to death, and Dr.. Ridgeway
and a patlent seriously injured.
An unknown man was found sitting
In a wagon in New York with a bullet
hole In the centre Of his forehead.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-13
PENIS GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY. MAY b. 1852


IL mercy OF tne lOru ID from ever
lasting to everlasting %.
My mercy shall net depart from him
% Sam. 7: l5).
My mercy will L keep for him for
evormore (Psa. 50: gSD,
His mercy endureth for even (Psa. 1917:
l..
". PRAISES o MERcIEs.
l.. From Man:
Bless the Lord, q my soul ~.
Thou shalt bless the Lord thy God
(Deut. s: 10).
stand up and bless the Lord your God
(Neh. 8: 15).
| will bless the Lord at all times (Psa,
"a: u.
II. From Angels:
Bless the Lord, W N GELS OF his co.,.
Praise ye him, all his angels (pat. l4S
q.
Let all the angels of God worship him
Heb. !: G).
All the angels were 'tanding around
about the throne REV. 7: ID.
III From all his Works:
Bless the Lord, all We his works coy
God saw every thing hat he had made,
and, behold, it was very good tGen.
/: 3I.
The heavens declare the glory of God
(Psa. O.: u.
All thy works shall give thanks unto
thee (Psa. AS: 10).
Verse 1.--"All that is within me,
bless his holy name" ~ The object
of alteration; e. The offerer of adora-
ton; 81 The fulness of alteration; az
The e of alteration.
Verse 2.--"Forget not all his bene-
fits" ~ Benefits conferred; C2) Bene.
fits remembered.
Verse l.-''Who crowneth thee with
lovingkindness and ten or mercles."
IL The crown; (2) The crowner; (3)
The crowned
Verse Tile made known his ways
INTO Moses" ~ Gods pupils; GU
Gods lessons; (3I Gods methods.
Verse S.-''Ihe Lord is FULL of COM
passion and gracious" u The Lords
~fulness; 90 The Lords bencfi aiarIes.
Verse 1l.-''So great is his mercy
towards them that fear him - Gods
mercy a. So great; p So free: 80 So
continuous; az So sniff Ient.
Verse 13.-"Like as II father pitioth
his children, so the Lord pitt tn them
that fear him." ~ Whom the l. ri
pities; t2l How the Lord pitles; CD
Why the Lord pit IS.
Verse 1I--"Ge remembercth that we
are dust" a. Mans lowly estate; ~
Gods kindly remembrance.
Verse 17.-"rhe mercy of the Lord
Is from everlasting TO everlasting"
Gods mercy: % its origin; ~ Its
progression; - 1t destiny.
Verse l9,-"His kingdom ruleth over
ALL" God's kingdom: ~ Its sweep;
W Its character; g. Its purpose.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-13
BANANA

Pare, split, and cut in two, six ba-
nanas; sprinkle the pieces with two
tablespoonfnls of sugar, the juice of
an orange, and let them stand for an
hour. Make a batter with the fruit
juice, a small cup of flour, one egg, a
little milk, and n teaspooniul of but
ter; dip and fry. The most delicious
of dainties, have no attraction for the
individual who has no appetite and
suffers with dyspepsia. Ayers Sars-
sparilla improves the appetite and
aids digestion.