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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08
sra @ott8resie,t.

Bepil9uins serne til Snbinnerne om<
latter en- Gum of $17.43l.490. 9eri
ct inobefattet $3.50. 1000 for ot uofisbe
Settlere @pb. 9otota.
= @enotor 8ettisrf>p Dor nu fit
ret en- E,lessium paa $25. 900 til Sn.
biane, folen %bomberlain.
- st Go.Fos ON, at Sort @on.
baQ Militer>&elerp @po @a.
toto ital oueroro9es til nennte @tat,
ct ueotaset.
Senatets Bepilsninoatomit
bor ropporle ct 6auBr Of Of aiue
&en9e iii tire arteffe Brpuoe / @po>
9afoto.
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fisres
isiennem / &onaresien. iaa bet bare
fpaer. The mills running to its
full capacity. 9eu er bet lite Gio
til Discussion lanqer, 8are beuilse
= bepilse = @reti o9 &leti, Ser os
Haal betoler.
= @enator @banolers Smmisra
tionsfo1ila er nu pebta8et of Son:
sresien, os &reiioent 9arriion bar
uuoerifreuet bet. 9ette GorFas, iom
MI ct bleuet Sop. fob for en- Eib Il
ben Dueriettel1e trptt i useblabet.
= @enator 9ansbroueb bar IN.
trobuceret en- @eiolution @enotet
ON at unoerie9e, buorlebes bet tor
boloer fig meo Ropt. g. 9. Brubater,
lom beifploteS tor at baue bettoset ,
en- &euolution paa 9onouras os bers
for bleu inoeiperret for 2euetioen.
Brubaters 5amilie bor Sarge. sc.
9atota.
- &onsresmano 3ino fit forrise
Manoa9 fin Bill ON at tuinse Sern>
banetompa9nierne til at forlpne fine
&o9ne meo automatilte @ommen=
toblin9sapparater ueota9et &epraz
fentantbuiet. BiQen er MI blepen
ouerbro9t &rnfbenten, Der rimelisuis
u,l unoerfriue ben.
- 8eftprelien for &erbensubftil>
lin9en bespnoer nu for Mluor at frpg.
tel stor, ct intet mfre. pil beuilees, til
uoitiqtnsen, % bar aloeles opeiuei
&ea for OF faa ct Sort flag oebtaset
ON at boloe uoftiQinsen aaben paa
Gpnba9. Set ct M aloeles iittert.
at lite en- Gent 9aar uo al Oufel Sons
2ommer, fer @pnbasslufnin9 er it~
ref. ......
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08
8arbartSnte.

9a9blooene fommer lnort lite til at:
inbeboloe no9et anoet enb 8eretnin.
ger ON 6estemeftre, Brisfe9tninger
o9 Slo9smoal, buiS ri enonu faar
nosen flere &iemper bertiQanes.
9,sie @laastiemper rinterpiemes"
fteoie, % brert Orb be flyer, o9 buer
Gambling. be uofprer. fplses meo Be-
giarlisbeb Ug neofriues. Sc toto.
9rafereS alle mulige @tilin9er, %
bereS BiQeoer fommer Blaoene.
Sc bar inotoset Teatret % 9jort fig
uunbuarliae Der, o9 Nmerifa8 faa,
talote 9iatere bar bbiet &ne for
Dem os fpslet oereS Sgooer. &aabe=
oens os Brutalismens Npohle, fom
be ct, preoiter be fit @uanselium
peo tit Sin iom / fine Orb. Sc er
luioenbeoens Eolsmenb, @slens
8rofeter. Men oQiyeuel ct be Nme=
rifaS toreuoebe @torbeber ioa9.
sSobn 8. Suaipan Ct mere omtalt
9anbet runbt eno Breioenten, %
SameS S. @orbett ct alle be ameri'
tanRe Smooeutters Soeol. &br
bare: 9erne @orbett. fom bar uun=
bet fig ct 9}apn, en- Bergmmelie meb
ben fore. rpoe &nptneue. bet bruta=
leg @pmbol, ban git for en- 9io fioen
til en- fatolit &irte i Cincinnati.
Ohio; ban mpotes ber bet Cubs
3us(?) al formenoe Bifalosbrpt. og
Senterne boppeo ouer Stole os 8en<
te oper hueranore for at talte fig neo
% tilbebe benne Sub! @fal life
unbres ON en- of be fommenbe ame>
ritanfe Bicepauer fanoniierer en- at
bisfe Dor Eios 9el9ener.
Sons @labiatorer par alminoelig
toro9teoe. ufrie Golf, % be fiempeoe
iom ofteft tuunsne oertil, men bos os
er 5astemefrene bleuet @amfunoets
fgrfe Meno. sos % 1aar man
binanben forberuet eller ofte osiaa
ibiel meb &uutnnuen; blanot be 9am>
lie &omere bug mon 6oueoet al meb
ct @uero unber 6oltets Subel.
Set 1ibite par mere romantiF. Snz
gen pnfeb at bltpe @labiator 9amle
Da9e; men bos os bar mon faaet
@laastiemperne iat op til @rempel
for o(Ie, og ri er paa &ei neoao til
Neuerettens mprte 9age, til 8ruta-
litetens affpeliae Giosalber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

Scat til iioite Dnsoas beriebe en- af
be itbrfe Sneitorme, ri bar bopt /
&ipter, oper Norbpeiten. @por=
uosnstrafiten ct. &aul os Mfinnes
apolis par rent bloferet, os 5olt
matte ouernatte &o9nene mellem
8perne. Merteti9 not par Der Fere
Sumter, beriblanot Ter9us Soils %
Sarge, beor 8eiret bar not iaa pent.
Sra anbre @teber baaoe ut os peit
bertra fommer l1noerretnins ON, at
@tormen bar beriet frpstelis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

6om olle peb, onergap fbfe 26r.
bag Beniomin 9arriion &eaierin
gems Esiler til @roper @leuelano.
&arriion o. @leuelano tisrte en-
aaben @oen foripeubt meo s 6ete op
til &opitolet. Sen. 8roofs onfprte
en- militer@i forte. fom leblosebe benz.
Nntomne til &apitolet. git be frats til
6enatets Goriamlinssiol, % operpar
Sen. @teuenions Snbiattelie / fit
gmbebe, iamt be npe @enatorers .
@bsoFaaeelie. Mr. @lepelano git
berpaa uo paa @atformen paa Ditfi>
ben al @esierin9sbpsnin9en, buor
Snau9urationen fanot @teb. @fter
Snoueurotionen tjsrte @tepetanb til
bet 9pibe gus til Mtbooss. &ara.
ben be9pubte tra Rapitolet. us Bre.
iibent o9 Mrs. @lepelono beiaa ben
fra bet 9eioe 9us. &refteenten,
8icepreIbenten % ben militere
@forte naaebe @enatet libt oper &l.
10. SIR be oros ipei, lnebe Mrs.
@leuelanb fin Mrm ON fin ManbS
@als o9 tpsiebe bam uoen at genes
res af be mango 9ilifuere % pnifeoe
bam en- 9oo Jart. Scenen par rD>
renbe, % glebelanbs Dine fplbtes
meb Eaarer. &eiret par formenbe
% fD9t belle 9iben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08
sra &e9tSlaturett.

Billen ON at ftatles9e Sernbaue>
lano bebanole5es @enatets 6elfoz
mite iioie gorsba9, men mon blep
lite feroi9 meo ben. % bet bleu be-
ftemt, at ben Rulbe bebanbles i9ien
iaaor. Bi peb ioolebes lite enbnu,
buao 4ofolbet bleu.
@enatet bar meo 30 @temmer imob
% ontoset en- Bill ON, at naar fem
Siettebele af Meblemmerne en- Su<
rp er enise en- @iuilfas, ton be of
9ibre ben, naor Surpen bar baut 60
gen amber Ouerpeielie ier Elmer.
@erotor Gaueestorp bor fremlast
&etitioner fra Bor9ere / Grant @oun.
tp proteRereuoe imob at optbre en- np
&opitols sBpsnins. 2iseiaa 8etitioz
net / 5aubr of frie Stolebeser.
Senator &robafielo % fere bar
o9iaa inbleueret &etitiuner, buori Der
proteteret mob Opfbrelie al nD &apts
tolzBp9nin9.
2e9islaturen bot antaget os @uper'
nbren bar unberFrepet ,,@n SOB iii at
forbinbre Blinbbeo".
Senatet bar mob en- Stemme anta'
get en- Bill, buorpeb olle Sountpz @ms
bebsmenb paales9es at atle9se en-
beebi9et &apport til County Commits
iererne anaaaenoe olle @portler, Gorz
belle eller @auer, Tom be iom iaaoan=
ne @mbebsmenb bar mobta9et. 2o>
ben beitemmer ON @traf for life at
efterfomme bette &aabub.
@enatet bar anta9et en- &eiolutton
ON at ubnnnne en- &omite af Is Meoz
lemmer, en- @enator fra bpert 9om>
merbifritt / Staten, til at operpeie
@pprgsmaolet ON paanp at forbele
9ommerbiftrifterne, faa Mrbeibet fan
bliue mere li9elis torbelt eno nu %
Nntauet bliue reouceret, 1aalnart be
nupere noe 9pmmeres @mbebstib
ublpber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08
Col. @anS Mattfott Ct o5a.

@ol. 9ons Mattfon npoe Mons
bags @or9en III 9iem / Minneopo.
lis eiter fere naers @psoom. 6an
baooe ifior ct Gnfalb al La grippe.
% Epen ben Eio bar ban life peret
rteti9 trip.
Mfattion oor en af be meit fremra<
Qenbe @fanbinoper i bette 2anb.
San fgotes ner &riftianifoo / Soer,ee
af Bpubeitanb 1882. II War gamz
mel iuoruQerebes ban / ben iuenffe
Nrmee iom NrtiQeria % tiente iom
5aaban i Q Iar. S 1851 tom ban til
Nmerita os 1os fig neo Bottom.
@enere meote ban fin 6aoer ! Buffa.
10, os be reife besee til @ooobue
County, Miuneiota. tos 2ano os
sruublasoe bet uel befienbte @afa.
Settlement. @fter bet onoet Op
raob for &oluntprer ! 1861 organize
reoe 9ans Mattion ct &ompani o9
bleu bets &aptein. Set oar &ompa'
nj D al bet 3bie @e9iment. 3an
beltos bet blobiee @los ueo Mur<
freesboro os fit ber lin Eitel al Colo
mel. S.Suli 1881 bleo ban uonaont
til @eneraltoniul for Snoien. Subj
magten blep unoertesnet al &refioen>
ten Dasen eiter. at Gttentotet bar
forpuet mob bam. Mottion par !
ssnoien 2 Nor % baube lit 9opebs
fuarter Calcutta. 9on palates til
@tatsietreter af Minneiota 1869,
1885 % 1888.
6an uar ueo fin 9bo 9febattbr al
The North, bet befjenbte en8elit
3fanbiuouiRe 8lab / Miuneapolis.
8an bar, foruoen olt bet BON bar le.
peret til Dasspresfen. oaiaa freuet en-
populer @elubio9rafi. The Story OF
an Emierant.
@o1. MottIon par ubentoil en- bpit
besapet Mano, os taa @fanoinauer.
iom bar ubpanoret tra fine 9iemlon'
be, fan opuiie en- @orriere, iom maaz
Ter fig meb bans. 9an Dor meset az
bolbt af Nmeritanerne os bat biora<
get meset til. at bort 5olt osteS os
eres berouer. @ans flote Duites
bar. at ban ituloe faa be9ropes fom
en- 5oloat, os bans Bearouelie bliuer
oisieli9 en- Be9iuenbeo, fom fomler
mango al be 9omle geteraner | Miu=
neapolis. @r:@upernbr Mc@il folz
ber bam rben eolete &omer iblonot
ps" % Minneapolis Journal ifriuer
ON BON:
rOberiten Dor en- tnpper @oloat.
en- bpetis Wonb, en- paaltoeli9 % uel>
Rittet @mbebsmono % en- .rempla=
rif Borser. 6ans 2iu uomerfeoe
fig ueb romantic &elo, os bans 9so
bar en- Manbs fulo Of 9oob o9 9ilz
lib".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

Sc itaubinapiFe 2anbe ienber til
pore RHter bet minbte Mntol upiben=
be Ber1oner. ibekbet CT minbre enb /
@rocent of ale, fom fomm er fra 9aor<
sc. Gperige o9 9anmarf. Stalien
ienber bib bet fsrRe dntal upioenoe,
ibet benimob Is Brocent at Que, iom
tommer berfra, lite tan leie eller fri.
be fit ersmnal.
(Pioneer Press.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

Mi1s Btan9e @or, en- ung Dame
fra 2onoon, og en- af be mef fremra>
qeuoe D1ficerer / 6reliesarmeen /
England, siefer / oisie 9ase Min=
ueapolis paa en- Runoe, 9iennem be
6orenebe @tater % Canada. Mi1s
@or bar fpr arbeibet Snoien, boot
bun osiaa for en- Tib bar &ebattbr
af r&ri9sraabet". rMinneapolis
Sournol" bar ct Billebe Of benbe %
en- lana Mrtitel ON benbes Mrbeioe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

Manse al @pbftaternes @eneraler
blep efter &ri9ens Slut tilbubt Stil=
lin9eni ,l6enlanbife Mrmeer. @n af
be met f6Qte bar Sen. 8. &. 8eau.
regard. S 1866 blep ban tilbubt
8 Ouertommanboert oner ben rlmonife
Grme Dg Rbebiben tilbpb bom to
@ange &ommanooen pper Mrmeen /
@9ppten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08
/. Jnolanbet.

@fs9upernbr al Obio, 81. M. Bi>
ibop, er bso | SadionuiQe 6loriro.
- 8risabe9eneral s. 81. Sreeman
er bbo @eo,bo. Misiouri. 9an
bar ben fibite al @poitatsseneralerne,
iom eoersoe fig / 1866. 6on tom.
manoereoe ct 5ritorps I &rices Nrs
NEE.
- @n &pinoe beo 9eapn Mrs.
0nnie 5orre1, bleu fnosips of Trpet
poa ct Stem Dort Eeater forleoen.
&ealismel ital nemlis frem-Branb.,
Moro os olIoss @tpseeoom poa See.
nen - % oa ct bet life at unbre fig
oper.
- &ptuoernes trihelise Nfbolos=
forenins (W. G. T. w. ital @bica.
90 baue ct 8ertiteo. fem niunb.
beo lite siuer noset tilba9e for @ue'
oefboppene. Set er 8o9binberiet
tilbprenoe ben lotale w. G. T. US
5orlossforenins,
= Nusuita @ricsion, en- 9ienete.
pise 8rootlpu, boppebe fra en- of ben
opbpieoe, Sernbane> >@tationers &lat>
form forleben Dag os lise foroH ct
9otomotiu. gun orebtes frats %
Tebtes meo 9rainet so Sob, fgr bet
funoe itanDies
= 20 Bprn tilbBrenbe Nusuit
Moutbe. ner .&lpmoutb, @isconiiu,
bolot paa at le9e ner en- 9olmitat
fortise Monoas. 6almftatten pal>
teoe ouerenoe o9 besrou oem besse.
Set enc Bnrn. en- &iee poa II Nar.
uar opot, oa mon fanbt bet iaien, %
bet anoet, en- @ut, pentes life at funne
leue.
- Mr. B. @oelts fra Niblano.
@i8., fif Sfilsmisle fra fin @ufru
forleoen os foReoe iaa fine 1iue pao
fibn 2ina @bite. Gina lifte 9oot
ben baabetu(oe @oelts oslaa. % fao
eneoes be ON at eifte fig. @en fsr
be bleu teroise meo bette. fit @Oelts
tot paa 9inas &ense, os iioeu ben
Dag bar @oelts ueret uipulis.
= Mr. $. g. 9ahlbers fra See
Moines, Soma, bar ! Bad Lands !
Dotota funbrt en- forftenet Mano, Der
ct iaa pel. uebli9ebolot, at @uoens
Sinner % Blobaarerne ton ices tpoe
l,9. &oueoet er peltormet % ier
before uo til at babe tilbsrt en- buib
Mano eno en- Snoioner. 2iset er 6
Sob o9 toEommer lan9t. 2a9erne bor
npie eramineret bet os anier bet for
at uere minoit Q = 300 Nar 9am<
melt.
= Mr. Nnbretp Sbrenion arbeibe'
be / &acine &osnfabriti Bisconfin %
eiorbe Eienefte fom &ost ON Natten.
@n bel 9el 2anbRrpeere feroebes
ben iiofte Tio runot Gabriten, %
Mr. @arenion bapbe oertor onifohet
fig en- @epoluer. 9enne tos ban
meb biem % pife fin 9uftru ben.
6un Fulbe tase ben fra bam. os oer.
meb git ben af. &uslen git ino iben
bes &anoe os siennem 6opebet.
9poen paatul9te pieblitfelis. Sbs
renion biote lite. at @eoolueren oar
labet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08
Sweat Shops.

The Sweater ct en- &ontraftpr
eller nnoertontrattbr, fom poatoaer
fig at itoffe feroisipebe &leoer for
en- pi8 Sum pr. Stptte el1er Duiiu.
6an foroeler berpaa Nrbeioet me(lem
Here. ibet bon siuer buer ct iaritilt
8las at sipre ferbist til en- Asris nos
get unoer bet. &ontrattbren eller ben
iaotalbte Sweater faar.
5glsenbe er no9le 8riier, fra buil=
fe 6 &ontraftgrens Rommisfion er fra=
trutfet:
6or 0uerfrotfer $075til $3.50
5rotfer 80 1.50
8enfleber .25 rs
Better. pr. Dufn 100 800
&uebufier. pr. 9us. so OTIS
@alico.Sfiorter. pr.
9uiin 80 O.45
9f $50 en- gross &lebesfabrifan=
ter / 81 m Oort foor $40 fine &la>
Der ipeoe / Sweat Shops. Raabefa'
br,tanter afbenser neften uoelutfen>
be at oenne 5orretnine. @u flor
Masie al Sweat workers iammen.
ftuues lanae, TRANCE Sum os arbei=
Der ber ueo Moiiinen fra tiolia ON
Morsenen til ben filbise Iften, nep=
pc unoenoe fig Miooa9sbuile, os.
naar man bgrer at Eofferne ct ioa
laue, at oeres 9a9lbn bliper fra go
@ts. o9 opouer til en- 9aler, iaa tan
man piee, at Eilfanben ct ooar>
Zig. 2esislaturen Slliuois bar
neoiat en- Romite til at unberi9se
@bicasos Sweat Shops, os oenne
&omite BOT brast for 9asen meset
itpst. Sc ulunoe &ialbere, bpor Ir,
beioet foresif. uar opfplbt al @tant,
l1renlisbeo os @psoom, % 9aslen=
men par ptSie .TilfRloe naaet neo til
Is Gents. Mpoer bor peret afbolb.
te % en- aluerli9 Rri9 er be9pnot mob
@laueriet, iom ifpl9e 8efriuelierne
fatter Meserraperiet fra Spbitaterne
aloeleS Sfp99en. ut bet er fra
bisie Sweat Shops, at ben itore 4r:
me af 2aitenS 9ptre mobtaser fine
&efrutter er pif me9et iano1pnli9t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

ssfplse 8eretninser fra @aibins<
ton til St. Paul Daily News fal
&epreientant Sobnfon fra os9a=
toto bape ifrpbt af, at berfom @epu.
blifanerne 9igr fig orange, iaa tan
bon ipabiere ub al beres &atter meb
1000 Morbmenb / 2ommen. &an
Martin er life faa grei. ban, enbfignt
ban er opfotret / ben republifanite
Ero os ifplse esne Oplpsninser osiaa
Dor puget ! i'm 5sn be republitanRe
2erbomme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-08

nDen bpioe Stiernelinies" Damp,
lib Rumic pentes bi8ie 9o9e til
Nfetp Sort meb ct enselR &aSiager'
train omboro, iom ital uofiqesi | Gbts
ca9o.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-28
The Making of Scissors.

Though no complexities are involved
in the making of scissors, or much skill
required, yet the process OF manufacture
is very interesting. They are forged
from good bar steel heated to redness,
each blade being cut off with sufficient
metal to form the shank, or that des.
tined to become the cutting part and
bow, or that which later on is fashioned
into the holding portion. For the bow
small hole is punched, and this is
after ward expanded to the required size
by hammering it on conical anvil, after
which both shaak and bow are filed into
u more perfect shape aud the hole bored
in the middle for the rivet. The blades
are next ground and the handles made
smooth and Furnished with oil and
emery, after which the pairs are fitted
together aud tested as to their easy
working. They are not yet finished,
however. They have to undergo hard.
ening and tempering and be again ad-
justed, after which they are finally put
together again and polished tor the
third time. In comparing the edges of
knives and scissors it will be noticed, of
course. that the latter are not in any
way so sharply ground as the former,
and that, in cutting, scissors crush and
bruise more than knives. - Inventive
Age.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-28
Utiliziny Old Barrels.

The Standard Oil Company has over
500,0 200 second hand barrels at its
Point View Oil Works, in Philadelphia,
where they are reiitted by large num-
Der of coopers.
The barrels are gathered up in all
parts of the Old World and brought
across the Atlantic to be used for fur
ther shipment. At the shops in this
country they are renewed with hoops
ana broken slaves, aud then glued and
filed with refined oil for the home M ,r-
ket. Formerly second hand barrels
were used the second time for export
shipments, but in the last few years all
those that are brought back empty are
afterward used in the domestic trade.
There are now several large vessels
on the way across, loaded with empty
oil barrels. Besides these there are
thousands of secondhand barrels gath
cred up in all parts of this country. Some
are brought here and Others are seat to
the refinery in Cleveland, but the bulk
is taken to the Eastern oil works.
The export as we'll as the import
transportation of refined oil is mostly all
in tank cars and in tank vessels over the
ocean. The transportation os the refined
oil from here is getting less every day.
The average is not more than 200 barrels
a day, and this is nearly all taken away
in bulk. All the new oil barrels that
are made around here are turned out at
the Workhouse and they are all taken to
the Beaver Creek Refinery. York
Telegram,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-28
OUR ANoAi.S.

We love to think they linger with us still,
That when our souls are full Of longings
deep.
And steal into our being. soft as sleep.
Shall they not come whose sympathies were
ours,
The friends we loved most tenderly AM
true
Whose graves are fresh with springs first
offered flowers
And benedictious Of the summer dewf
We long have kept the chambers of our
hearts
Garnished and swept with sacred care for
them,
And memory boards, as year by year
departs,
Their love and friendship as precious
gem.
We may not see them with our mortal
vision,
Nor hear the music they have just begun;
Still they may come to speak of fields
Elysian,
Or guide us to them when our work is
done.
Spirits intangible-we know they comeI
When our life tumults for a moment
cease;
They speak to us, although their lips are
dumb
And the great silence has a cry of peace.
o tender are the words of Christ, that Fl ,at
Full argosies of love on times wide sea-
More musical than Israflis note,
More loving than a mothers lullaby
More beautiful than any face or form,
Dearer than fame OF loves divine behest-
Sweeter than sunshine after days of storm
Are their still voices from land of rest.
These are our angels-hesh and blood no
more,
AS ere we laid them in our kindred earth;
And yet our souls may reach them gone
before
And gather strength from beings of new
birth.
These are our angels, for love cannot die,
Nor yet in heaven its tender lips b.
dumb
Our heralds; who will watch, and fondly cry
In the great presence "Lo our friends.
they comel'
Boston Journal.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-28
Came Back and Paid I'm.

Sixteen years ago T. r. Schock disap-
peared from Mexico, Mo-, between two
days. 1t soon transpired that he was
overwhelmingly in debt. The Schock
family was and still is prominent one
in the country, and his brothers indig-
nant at his absconding determined to
bring him back, but no trace of him
could be found. Recently a travel
stained stranger, bronzed by southern
sun, came to Mexico. 1t was Theodore
r. Schock. He employed a lawyer. called
on Circuit Clerk Ben G. johnson and pro-
posed to pay off the judgments, aggre-
eating several thousand dollars. As fast
as these papers, all of them yellow with
age, were passed upon BY the attorney,
Schock would pay them of. All of his
pockets seemed to be filed with money.
He asked no questions and would answer
none When the last Judgment was
satisfied he departed as quietly as he came
and no one knew that be was here till he
had gone Schock's home IS believed to
be in South America, New Orleans
Picayune.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-28
The Bersamot Tree.

There is but one spot In the world
where the bergamot tree can be culti-
vated with proft-a fact of some import
ance, since Its essence is Indispensable in
the manufacture of numerous perfumes
and medical preparations. The spot
referred to is Reggie, in Calabria, that
extremity of the Italian peninsula which
is familiarly known as the "toe of the
boot" Mr.. Kerrich suggests that there
is good chance here for enterprising
capitalists of getting highly profitable
monopoly of the bergamot tree by buying
up from the producers all that they ex-
tract. At present the Reggie bergamot
suffers both in quality and reputation
through the frauds of small traders,
who, it is said. mix it with ten parts of
adulterating matter.-Chicago Tribune.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-28

lotson, the driver, kept his insecure seat
as if he was a part of the vehicle itself,
and with every motion of the coach his
body moved with sinuous gracefulness.
"Steady now, boys, steady" he
shouted to the double team of plungiug
horses. 1--WE want to make good time,
but 'twont do to smash the company's
coach to pieces. Whoa, now! We ain't t
got no load this time, but that amt no
reason for bein' reckless. Look out for
the Devils Cut, it's rough there. Yell
stumble yerself. Git up there. l told
ye so."
He jerked one of the stumbling horses
to his feet so suddenly that the animal
was scarcely aware of his fall; but the
speed of the wild, galloping team was
checked by the slight mishap.
"That'll bring ye to your senses ifany-
thin. Now take it easier. Don't be
smashin things to piece, so. Ye'll get
enough of it when ye reach the level.
Ye're the most determined critters that
/ ever drew line behind, an eff We don't
break your necks some day on these
slopes I'm missin my guess. Ef we had
some passengers inside they'd be scared
half out of their wits. But we amt.
No, norhin' but gold, and lots of it,
The driver jerked his head around and
looked at the big, square box, which
contained the precious treasure of the
company. 1t was common looking
box, but strongly riveted and bound.
1t was close up to the driver so that he
could touch it with his feet.
"a mighty big sum-" he muttered
aloud, ''an putty responsible load for
one man to guard. Thousands of dol
lars, l s'pose. If some feilers only knew
it they'd be holdln' me up round here.
1t would be worth the risk. But then
Ben Tillotson has never yet been caught
nappin', an there amt many who would
care to try him. 1t would be dangerous.
Yes, sir, it would"
He tapped his heavy revolvers as he
spoke aud glanced detiantly around him.
The coach had nearly reached the valley,
and was rolling along at an easier gait.
"Ha! hal what an idee,' suddenly
laughed Ben loudly. s'Hold up myself.
That would be great, right here in this
dark canyon, an then tell 'eh man
robbed the coach. No lie bout that.
They'd believe it, fos I've always been
so trustworthy. Well, we'll, l could
chuck the box into the bushes an come
back for it later"
The idea seemed to please the driver,
and be smiled broadly as he continued to
think of it.
"There would be plenty of ways out
of it. The box would never be found
here, an Ben Tillotson would he rich. l
guess then Mandy Duyval wouldn't look
at that Harry Someis no longer. She'd
take me quicker'n wink. He's not
good enough for her, but she thinks
everything of him. | never did like his
looks. He comes from some place that
nobody knows anything bout. He's got
. better position than have, an Mandy
thinks more of him for that. How this
money would set me upl could make a