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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-08

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
aus benz far;lid erlbieueneu Sab

N,S benz firsli9 eri@ieuenen Sab
resberi@t bes Yeniions=g ommiiiars sebt
beruor, oaB bic @eiammtsabl Der Sens
iionare o66, ol2 betrdst, cine 3unabme
pon 80, 944 wabreno bes Sabres. Wabs
reno oes Sabres muroen 24,7l5 9eius
DE INN PeniionserbObunsen uno 81, 600
@eiu9e nm weitere Yenlionen unter benz
@eiete pom 81. SUM- 1890 be.uiQi9t.
Wdbrenb beri elben 3eit wuroen ll5s,
29l @eiu6e nm Yeniionen uno I'M
Peniionserb0bunsen ab9ewieien. Die
j3abl Der unerleoisten @elu@e betrus am
7. Suli 71l,l5o. Die @eiammtiumme,
wel@e wdbreno bes Sabres at Peniios
men ausse;ablt wuroe, belief ii& auf
1856, 74O,467. Die 8ilans belief ii@
ami Gnoe bes TinanSiabres auf 81, 437,z
81. Die fir bas na4ite Tinansiabr
sema@ten 8ewiui9msen balt Der @omz
miildr fir ausrei9eno uno bic fir bas
Tinan3iabr 1895 notbwenbisen 8emiQis
9un9en uerani9la9t er auf 1852, 63l,z
$50.
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Yreitc 1t,o Tra6tratcm.

Gus @ertdten in Der Sa9espreIe 9eb'
berpor, Bag bic Tra6traten auf Wfeb)
BON Minneapolis unb anberen Sldeer
in Minneiota nad oer Meerestiilte benz:
na9it I'M y Gents per bunbert Efun1
erbDbt weroem iolen, uno ebenfaQs, bab
cine bebeutenoe grb0bun9 fir Tra6tsiis
ter smii9en Chicago uno Seem gort in
Musii9t i1ebt. 0ieie @iienbabns6 ra9ts
raten iino bod ionoerbare Dinse; Tas
briten mOsen sei&loiien merSen, 9ans
belssei9dfte bic 9ablun9en einiteQen,
8anten fauiren, unb bic Yreiie fir Grz
3eusnii1e auer 9lrt Die Ser tellun9s= Deer
Yrobuttionsto item ni9t bedeu, bic ST.
ienbabnen mi1en @elo MAIDEN muir
bumit aewieate politii@e Gconomiitsn,
,pie Gbauucep Depew unb Goniorten,
1T bic @elt binauspoiaunen t0nnen, baB
in bieiem 2anbe ni9ts ieble, inbem bic
Ginnabmen Der Giienbabnen weni9 Nbz
nabme ;ei9ten unb in mou&en Tduen
iosar ausenommm batten.- Sn oenielz
ben 3eitungsmmmern, in welden Dos
Steisen BET Tra@traten beri6fet miro,
finben lid 9lei@seitig swei Setanntmaz
dun9en, wona3 Swet 9roBe Giienbabnz
Gorporationen cine 2obnernieort9un9
ibrer Qrbeiter I'm 10 unb 20 YroSent
belGlonen bdtten. Nus ben bei6en pors
berannten Neui9teiten laBt ii6 i6lieBen,
Dag Elm ;weii6neioi9es S@wert in Nnz
%wenouns sebradt miro, I'M oas Giiens
abnsTertebrsweien i'm 9iinitisiten Si6t
erldeinen gu laiien. Sn Deutidlano,
mo Sic giienbobnen Gisent9um BET Nss
sierun9 iino, bat man Sic Tradtratet,
Den seoriidteng erbaltnilen entipre4en6,
beoeuteub berunterssiett, aber bierSuz
lanoe nennt mat es YaternaliSmus,
mem oorauf bin9earbeitet wrro, benz
gan;en Voltc Die 8obltbaten Der Giienz
babnuerbinounsen at @ute tommen gu
la1en uno iol9e Tradtraten gu bere6z
men, worunter oue @el3aite eril tiren
t0nnen. Cont wirb benn bas liebe
Tolt rubi9 iortiabren, ir9eno welbe
Tra9tpreiie bic %uerlanst weroen gu be-
soblen unb uebenbei nod iiber bic Vorz
tbeile oes Giienbabnuertebrs jubeln, wa9z
reno iie oas Gisnen Der Gii enbobnen
our9 bic &csieruns in oiei EN- yanoe als
u%niinuis biniteuen, neil na@ i1rer Meiz
nuns bic &esieruns ni@ts 10 biQis uno
%portbeilbaft gu tbun imitanoe iei, ais
observation-disclosures.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
Sobm eino iber 9tlber.

vSoQte Der jett tasenoe @onsreB bic
@bermanatte 3uridnebmen, obne Elm
3medentlpre9enbes Subititut fir Gil
berprasuns gu acceptire", uno auf o'ele
Nrt bic prdsun9 uub ben @ebrau@
pom Silber ais llmlaufsselo IN Tra>
&c itellen, 10 wiiroe bies bic sr0Bte ea>
lamitdt fem, our@ wel3e nnier 2ano
nod iemals in Mitleioeni@aft gesosen
wuroe!" Dies war bic Nntport, wel3e
uns ber friibere @onsreBz@ bseorbnete
Sobn 2ino auf bic Trase, mas ct Don
ber 5ilbermebr z Debate int Gon9reB
bente, CAB. 9err 9ino lit mie
wir oer @nli4t, bab bic a9itation se9e"
gitbtrsel6 unb bic bom't in Serb'nou"s
ftebenoe @eloz unb @ei@aitstrilis Don
ben @elofiriten uno sroBm @antiultis
tuten Gn9lanos uno Der Ser. @taaten
beroufbei&woren wuroe, NIT benz Tors
baben, baour9 ausi@lieBli@e @olomab>
runs AT erSielen. Us 1T ieine Anli@t,
baB our@ bic Grrei@uns bieies 3'eles
NUT cine &loNe Meni@en, eben Oieie
@elb fir1en, profitiren 'piroen, mabreno
be se]ammte ibrise Meni@beit III un>
bere6enbarer @eiie barunter leiben mfg
tie. @obl wenis 2eute babsn fi& in
ioldem MaBe benz Stubium Der @elbz
fraee unterwor len, wie SER 2iab, uno
feline Nnii@ten oariber iinb baber BON
GROCER Grasweite. Die meiiten Seier
besv Torti9ritts" weroen wobl nod feline
&eoe, mel9e er am T.. Sum- 1890 sele>
sentli3 BET Debotte iiber bic Sbermanz
BiQ i'm @onsreB bielt unb ieiner 3eit III
beuti9er l1eberietuns in bisiem Blatte
mitsetbeilt wuroe, gelelen baben uno lid
erinnern mie sriinolid unb sutreffenb Ell
bic Trase betrefis bes llmlaufs9eloes
bebanbelte. SEER Sino befiirmortet'
l@on bamals bic T%reipra9un9 Don Gil:
bet, babel betonenb, baB ct bieielbe per:
i0uliG nidt alein fir bic Bette balte
1ouocrn AUDI ais ben i@neuiten @e9 bi
gauge @slsfrase 81 l0ien.
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YiQiQe Grcuriipuen.

@m 90. @usuit, 10. September unb 10.
Ottober mirb bic N%ortbwetern Qtlie Jog.
$oerbit : GrcuriiouS : Sidets perfaufer, unb
;lpar na6 YlGeen I'M noro,ueitli9en Soma,
benz weitli1eu Minueiota, Norb uno Glib
Oafota, Wanitoba, Nebrasta, Colorado.
@pomins uub lltab. Oieie Gidets iino ari
20 Sage mad M%usteuln9 berlelben tilr bic
&iitiabrt 9Iltis unb bere9ti9en oui benz
Siuuese gum @biteisen am i3wiidenitationsn
III Dem Se,irt fir wel6es bielelbeu auS9elteut
iinb. @esen ousiiibrli6er Snformetion
,ueube man li6 al bic N9enten ber g. u ".
gS. Gil eubabm. 30
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CLEVELAND Ibcr @amaii.

Oepei@en uon Waibin9ton oeuten an,
baB Yrdlibent Glepelano ni9t gu 9un>
lten Der Mnnerion Dor 5await 1T. Die
Beri9te oes Special>G ommiilar Blunt
lesten bas @elen BET 8eridw0runs Bios,
mel9e gu BET l1mmal5uns uno bet Gins
rt9tuns Der proui1orii@en &esierun9
fabrte. SIM @an;en eri@eint Die &C.
l6i9te ais Elm Speculations >lleberneb<
men, III benz bic @nersie uno ber Inter-
ne9mun9s9eit 1es @meritaners Ser
itartuns erbis(t bur4 bic @eriebenbsit
zines Ibetls Ser Gin9eborenen.
Das marfirte Muftreten oes 3utet'
t0niss Claus Spedels in oer s%eaenndrz
tisen @enbuns 1T ni@t iebr berubiaenb.
@r 1T gu b%eruorrosenb uno mag ben
Depel3en einen sutrisen Seisei@mad
perlieben baben. Gr 1T osr @eseniano
auIeltl9en WttBfranens. VT ~'tl' I"t
3uder uno Defenders fir ben 2uder,
beien g%isentbimer iit. @r ioute tein
aablenbsr Tactor in ben B~e3iebunsen
BET Der. @taaten gu Der Gage Der Na>
ton bes Snielrei@s' i'm @tiuen Meere
ieim.
Die 0ereiu. Staaten baben oas bo4>
ne SntereNe at Muem, mas 9apaii be-
trifft. Denno@ baben fie feinen0runo
na@ benz 8eiit irsenb zines Ebeils
Yolpneiisn's gu uerlansem. Bir mouen
feline Snielzgolonie, mel@e 1900 Meis
len Dol, UNI erer na@iten Settle e~ntfern1
lit. Gin Staat III Der Union, 10 melt
entiernt uno Don elmer iolden Men:
l@enracc unb Mil@un9en ponWfenl3en:
racen, mie @amaii, bemobnt, mdre elm
politil@e Monitroiitat, eine nnmSsli9:
felt unter ber G%erfallun9, Den @eleeer
uuo ben Traoitionen ber 8erein. Gtaa:
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
9tc MISUNDERSTANDING III
Nraufrcim

anlaBli9 bes beuoritenben Seiu@s BET
rulfii9em Tlotte I'M 9afem ppn Tou'
Ion sibt Der &esieruns oes 3aren Ser
anlaHuns, ben Seriu@ gu MAIDEN, olelt
8eseiiteruns oes bir9erIiden nno off,
cieQen Clements Der &epublit in bao:
res blantes @olb n%msuprdsen.
Die iGwddite Stele am ruiiii3en
Nesierunsstorper lit betanntli3 Der
@elobeutel uno iowobl III Trantrei6,
ais audi in Oeuti1lano iino bic lesteu
Yumpperiude &uBlanos ins @ailer ses
fallen. Das 9roBe @ouuinitiide uno
ruiienireunoli9e @eldrei nun, bas bic
berrl9enoen &laiien in 6rantrei3 9eras
Dc iett erbeben, i9eint in ben Nusen
bes ;3aren unb leinsr 9eute bic Meinun9
beruor9erufen ;u baben, oaB iett Der
9initise Musenblid %setommen iei, einen
neuen Stump wasen gu tOnnen. Nm
l3. Ottober trifft bic ruiiii@e Tlotte in
Goulon Elm uno an 70. Ottober, alio
einen Gag uorber, wirb cine neue ruff
ide Nnleibe at Ben frau;0ii@em 80rien
auf9elest weroen. 0as 5eiBt, bic &C.
Ieaenbeit w%abrnebmen.
llebriseus 1T wabri@einli3, bag bic
ruiiii9e &esieruns lid bod iiber ben
@rao bes @>,tbuiiasmus Der Tran5oien
tdui3t. Dieielbe uersiBt, oaB iie es
NIT Bourgeois 81 tbun bat, einem Gle
ment alto, bos ii@ gum Gntbn(iasmus
unb CUR 8cseiiteruns II oann auf>
Fam, penn es ibm nidts TO-
itet. Nuiiiide Wertbe aber iino sweiz
felbatte Nnlosen, bel benen BON Profit
ni9t uiel bie Rebe lit, wie iou eth Birz
gerber; lid Damn ooiiir be9eiitsrn f0ns
mem!
Die tapitaliitil9e Breiie bes 2anees
madt benn AUDI Elm lebr laures @eii6t
81 DEM ruliii9en Ylon, uno Der E%ariier
,Gclair" ipri@t es unumwunoen aus,
DaB bic Nnleibe ;ur unre@ten 3eit
0as Yublitum babe ben lee=
~ vr
zen ruiii3enGeriu3, in 6rantrei@ @elo
1uiSutreiben, nod ni9t uer9enen, uno IS
peroe miBtrau1i@ sesen bic ruiiii@e
yrcunoi@ait. @u@ Der XIX. @iecle"
uiu ni9ts oauon wihcn, bag bic 3arenz
:esieruns Die franSOiil@e Beseiiterun9
:iir finonsieue 3mede fruttificirt. Die
'es Ylatt uermeiit baroui, baB &nBlonb
III Trantrei3 bereits 4! MiQiaroen
yranten l@uloe, Die in Torm uon ruiz
ii9en Nnleiben BON ben franj0ii@en
Gapitaliten erboben wuroen.
DaB Bic bemonitrotipen 3uianmenz
BET beioen Mationen itets 6a3u be-
1utt weroen, einen Yumpueriu@ ieitens
gu MAIDEN, 1T aQerbin9s 9es
Dem biirserli@en Gntbuliasmus
.inen Ddmpier aufjuieten. Die leste
Nnleibe muroe ndmli@ einen Gag na9
benz 8eiu@ bet Transoien in @ronitabt
.nufselest, mabrenb bic ietise Nuleibe
einen Sag uor benz 8eiu& ber &uien
in Goulon auf benz Martt tommt. Man
merit bic Nbii@t, mirb u%eritimmt, uno
bdlt bic Eai6en 3u.
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MofnrIih YSuuen no Wcreiu Gtnn1pu

Natirli9 tSmnen bic 0erein. Staaten
bic gelitnabme Der Snieln burd cine
anbere Ma9t ni9t bulben. sic ioQteu
elm unabbansises 9anb bleiben, nntcr
iol9em S9ut uniererieits, Der ibm bic
llnabbansisteit ii@ert.
(Mont. StaatsSts.)
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turmpcrn6erun0

Die neuliben Sturmi6aben boben se,eist, oaB Sers
oees sera6e 10 otbwenois lit, als sesen Seuer uno Slisz
ldaoen. unb i'd made oeBbalb oaraui ouimertiann, baB
i'd Folicen in ben suuerIanislten Seieai@aiten 81 10 bill:
ltsen Eretien aui 1,3 ober Sabre ausitellsn fam. oaB
Ntemanb bic serinse Aussabe ldeuen ioate.
gS III. g faenptr.
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Den bS1lten Marttpreis IN Gaib
fir Butter unb Gier sablt I'M 9aiement
bon Mrnolb's Store at ber Gde pon
Minnelota II. 2. Norbtrabe 9enrp
Grone. (ba)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02
A WonderaWcrker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man
of Burlington, Ohio, states that he
had been under the care of two prom
inent physicians,!and used their treat
mPnt until he was not able to get
around. They pronounced his case to
be consumption and incurable. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds and at that time was not
able to walk across the street without
resting...He found, before he had used
half of dollar bottle, that he was
much better; he continued to use it
and is to-day enjoying good health.
If you have any throat, lung or che st
trouble try it. We guarantee salts
faction, Trial bottle free at w. S.
Lloyd's drugstore.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02

There is Christian Endeavor society
in almost every community in the United
States and many in foreign countries.
The constitution is printed in II Ian
gdages, and the membership is increas.
ing at the rate of 1000 per day.
Christian Endeavor societies have in
creased from one society in February,
1881, to "a, 900 societies in 1898, with q
total of 100000 members.
1t is expected that over %, 900 delegates
will be present at the next annual con-
vention of the Society of Christian En-
deavor, which will be held in Montreal
July 6 to inclusive.
During the Worlds fair the week be-
tween Aug. 16 and 90 will be observed
as Indiana week at the Hotel Endeavor
in Chicago. There will be a state re-
union there at the time, and all the serv-
ices will be in charge of Indiana people.
This hotel is one built for the use of and
maintained by the Y. P. S. G. E.
There are now over 1000 Endeavorers
in reformed churches, and the societies
are multiplying rapidly.
Two ho"ong EndeaVor societies were
formed in the state school for deaf mutes
at Columbus, 0. Surely Christian En-
deavor fits all conditions of men.
The Presbyterian church of Union, S.
O., has lately formed a senior society for
Endeavorers over 20 years old.
The recently dedicated handsome new
First Presbyterian church Of Hammond,
Ind, has fine memorial window dedi-
Gated to DR.. Clark.
When the Tenth Presbyterian church
of Chicago was burned recently, the
Christian Endeavor pledge was the last
thing to burn. Now a new pledge has
been presented TO the society, SO that the
Christian Endeayor pledge is, the first
thing to be set up again.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so wei
known and so.popuIar as to need q
no special mention. All who have
used Electric Bitters sing the same
song ofhpraise. A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed to
do all that is. claimed. Electric Bit
ters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples,
boils, salt rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive
malariaIfevers. For cure Of head.
ache, constipation and indigestion try
Eectric,aBitters-entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded
Price 80 centssand 81 per bottle at W,
S. Lloyd's drugstore.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02

Rev. T.. Harada of Toxic, at Dr.
Clark's request, has consented to look
after the Christian Endeavor cause in
Japan until some representative assem-.
bly, of japanese Endeavorers forms a
united society and appoints its own Of
ficers. Mr.. Harada is one of the leading
pastors in Japan. Educated in the ia.
nous Doshisha of Kioto and in our best
schools in America, fine orator and a
devoted believer in the Christian En-.
deavor principles, no better person could
have been found to advance the interests
of the cause. The Christian Endeavor
movement everywhere is to be congrat-
ulated.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02
IF We Only Knew,

If only we knew how much we are sur
rounded with the tokens of mercy The
earth is full of them; grains of wheat.
leaves, flowers, the commonest things,
have all their tales to tell. Our igno-
rance hinders our thanksgiving-not that
we are as thankful as we might be for
the mercies that we do know of; perhaps
if we were more would be revealed to us.
Say to yourself: II am surrounded with
mercies which l know not of. Lord, that
! may praise Thee, let all things have
their voice for me. "-Quiver.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR.
Topic For the Week Beginning April 80
Comment by Rev. S. II. Doyle.

Topic For the Week Beginning April so
Comment by Rev. s. II. Doyle.
TcPIc.-My choice. What is it2 Prov. 1, 20
Math. vi, 1924
AT almost every turn in life men must
make choice. They are made to choose
between God and satan, right and wrong,
good and bad, wisdom and folly, time
and eternity. The results of our choices
are tremendous. Fortunes are made and
lost, honor is kept stainless or ruined,
and the issues of time and the hereafter
are seriously involved. A fatal choice
may ruin us for ever. A wise choice may
forever save us. Well may we ask, then,
What is my choice? Two choices are
represented in our Biblical references
the choice of folly and the choice of wis
dom. What is ours?
1. Is it the choice of folly prov. i, 29)?
Folly considers only temporary good
1t looks not to the future. 1t never uses
reason, but only temporary greed and
self interest in its choices. God calls us
to do that which is right and warns us
against that which is wrong. but many
"choose not the fear of the Lord" They
heed not His calls and His warnings,
but follow the voice of pleasure and de-
sire The result is, when they do call
upon the Lord, He will not hear them.
"Then shall they call upon Me, and
shall not answer. They shall seek Me
early, but they shall not find me, for
that they hated knowledge and did not
choose the fear of the Lord" prov. i,
2S, 29). God is long suffering. He calls
and warns US time and time again, but
if we listen to the voice of pleasure, of
sin and of folly and hearken not to the
voice of God, that voice not only ceases
to strive with us, but to hear us if we
call. This may happen both in this life
and at the general Judgment.
2. Is it the voice of wisdom? Math. vi,
1924, LAY not up for yourselves treas
ures upon earth, where moth and rust
doth corrupt, and where thieves break
through and steal, but lay up for your
selves treasures in heaven, where neither
moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where
thieves do not break through and steal
A choice founded upon these words may
well be called choice of wisdom. Wis
dom differs from folly in this, while folly
does not consider the future, wisdom
does, Christ here urges his disciples to
make the choice of wisdom-not simply
to live for this world, but in our living
here to consider the life beyond and to
prepare for it, Many choose to live for
this world rather than the world to
come, for the body rather than the soul,
for themselves rather than God and
Christ and humanity. But let us not be
among their number. Let us make the
opposite choice, for eternity is of more
Importance than time, the soul is of
more value than the body, and the love
of God in Christ is of incomparably
more Importance to us than any personal
interests. To choose wisely and we'll we
must choose for eternity. Let US make
this our choice.
Bible References-Gen.i iii, II; Deut.
xxx, 10; Josh. xiv, 14-22; Ruth i, 1911;
Kings xviii, 81: Ps. cxix, 80; lisa. lvi, 4;
Xvi, 3; Eek. Xxx. 30; Luke x. AZ; Heb.
ri, "a, 25.
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Take Notice.

All accounts which have been due
me for more than twelve months will
be sold at the expiration of twenty
days, if not settled within that time.
39-2t Harry Campbell.
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A Version of the "Beggar and the
Five Mullins.

The Pandit Natesa Sastri's Tami
version, entitled "The Beggar and the
Five Mullins" is peculiarly interest
ing, as it presents pretty close resem
blance to Venetian form Of the story
given in Prof. Cranes italian Pop
ular Tales" Here the agreement il
that the first to speak should have the
fifth muffin. "Let us both close our
eyes and lie down. Whoever first
speaks shall get only two mullins and
the othershall have three" One day,
two days, three days pass, and the
neighbors wonder that the house
should remain closed. The beggar
was missed in his usual rounds. AT
Length the .watchmen climb on the
roof and jump down into the house,
where they find the worthy couple
stretched like two corpses. Neither of
them would open eye or speak. At
the public expense, two little Of green
bambos and cocoa-nut leaves are
prepared to remove the pair to the
cremation ground, and old gray
boards exclaim, allow loving they
were. thus to Idle together" The
couple are placed on the pyre, and
when the flames reached the old
mans legs, he cries out, "Tll be satisfi"
ed with two mullins !" upon which his
wife screams, al have gained the day
let me have the threew All the folks
ran of, save one bold fellow, who
questionedsthem as to the meaning of
such extraordinary conduct. What
was to be doneSEwith a couple who
had braved death for an extra muffin ?
They couldn't be allowedato return to
the village, SO the elders built for
them a small hutsin a deserted, mead
ow, where they were compelled to
reside, and ever after they were called
the muffin beggars," and the old
women and young children used to
bring them mullins morning and
evening out of charity, since they
loved mullins so well.-London
AthenGum.
ia man loses ume awhen he gets in
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n signal service
to weak woman
kind is the find
ing Of lost health
tho building-up
Of [" a rundown v
system. Nothing
does it so surely
as DIR. Pferce's
Favorite Pre-
8 crip tion. II
cures all tho de-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02

rangements, irregularities and weaknesses
peculiar to the sex. It's the most perfect of
strength givers, imparting tone and ,vigor to
the whole system. For overworked, debili-
tated teachers, milliners, seamstresses, shop
girls" nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally, it is the greatest earthly boon,
being unequaled as an appetizing cordial and
restorative tonic.
"Favorite Prescription gives satisfaction
in every case, or money paid for tt is
promptly refunded That's the way it's
sold that's the way its makers prove their
faith in it. Contains no alcohol to inebriate;
no syrup or sugar to derange digestion /; q
legitimate medicine, not a beverage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless in any con-
dition of the system. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Propr's, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-05-02

Not only is shallow cultivation the
best for the plants, but it is easier on
the teams.