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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-22
fraf1freib,


Der friibcre fransoiii6e 8oti6after in
@nelanb, 8iaiam Senrp Waobtnsto1, lit
einem Nierenleiben erlesen. @eboret
int Sabre 1926 tn 8aris, i6tdte Tim
ietn Batter, Elm @n9ldnber, CUR @r3iez
bung nab @nglano, Na9bem er feline
Stubien in Cambridge poIen6et bate,
tcbrte er nab 6ranfrsicb suritf. SIM Sabre
1871 purbe er ais 8ertreter 6eS 0epartez
ments Misne in bic MISUNDERSTANDING
gel6idt. Sn 1873 befleibete ct fint Sage
lang bas Amt zines rnterrihts miniiterS,
1876tpurbe CT gums Senator setpa6lt, ipelcbes
9lmt ct bis ST. bet ain norigen Spnntag
itatteebabten @abl inne bate. Sn Der
l3%nilcbenSeit mar er 8re,nierminiiter, 11nz
terribtsminilter uno Wtniiter bes 9lus=
tpartigen geweieu. SIM Sabre 1873 mar
ct auf benz 8erliner GonereB als Sranfe
rei9s eriter 8epoamGbtister unb mar aebn
Sabre lang @elan6ter in 2onbon. St tpar
ais 9lrbdologe unb Miinsfenner beriibmt.
- 8ie Die vNgence 0apas" iast, be-
abii6ttgen Die frans0liiben Sirmen, mel6e
BET Dem firsli6en Seucr I'M Snbuitries
palate Der @bicagoer MISUNDERSTANDING gu
S9ahen sefommen itnb, 4nipriche aut
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perebli4te Mi@mann. tpel&e bic Sc.
feitigune bes Rinbes obne Miberiprl4
bate geldeber laEen, tpurbe tpeaer
8eibilfe gum Morbe 3u einem Sabre
@efGngnib unb Der Br6utigarn Der
Wi9mann, Der bon Der 6ebamrne gee
tpini4t bate, rbab Der liebe Soft
bas tleine Meien glet4 tpieber 3u ii3
nebmen n6ge" unb thr ebent. bunbert
Mart peripro@en bate, ,pegen Mnitif>
tuns gum Morbe 81 bier Sabren
3udtbaus perurtbeilt. Die @eridts<
berbanblung nabm tbeilpeiie etnen
bramatii4 betpesten 0erlauf.
DaDeu.
Mannbeim m. Der Banter MiIz
belm Maas in Mannbeim tpurbe nee
gen Banterotts unb DiFerenaipiel 3u
3tpei Sabren @efdnsnib, abalgli4 4
Monate Interchangeable, 81. Mar
Maas gu / Sabr 2 Monaten, Gugen
Maas 3u 8 Monaten @efdnsnib btrs
urtbeilt. Bon Der Mntlase Der l1nz
treue unb Der llnteri4lasurg tpurben
fGmmtli9e Mnsetlaete freiseipro@en.
DER @eri@tsbof nabm an, oaB bic
Nnsetlasten in sutem @lauben seban<
belt unb ni4t bic Mbfi4t gebabt bdt=
ten. freunbes Gut a~nautafttn. @
NedurgemIn b. Cine empinbz
lide Strafe bat ben 8abnpertpalter
Riegel bon bier setrofen. Riesel bate
cine bon elmer Yapierfabrit ertporbene
alte babii4e 2onbesbriefmarte NIT
einem Defenders s~efdrbten Stempel
a%bgeiempelt unb p~erfauft. 6ierpegen
mar sesen Jpn bus Dis3iplinarperfab<
rem eineeleitet tporben. Das l1rtbeil
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lautete auf
Gntlafung aus benz Staatsbienit.
RarISrube. Mls Der Ranonier
GreD bon ber 2. reitenben 8atterie bes
/. Bah. acknowledgements Nr. IA
bier bic Riippurrerftrabe fer sesen ben
8abnibergang am Grieori4stbor IN
mdbiser @ansart nit 2 pferben ge<
ritten fam, griFen bic leBteren pl0Bli4
aus, 10 bab Der Solbat lie ni@t mebr
balten tonnte, iebten iiber bic gei4loi=
iene 8arriere hinpeg, 10 baB GreD
bonn pferbe unb bus cine berielben
auf i'm fel. Dem Heiter' purbe bas
n.brndem.
wl5ak.xotbrtuaea.
m.A m.u.rh;nna ~ h,fonn+ oez
tnorn.n hob h,r @.sSstnosnboeorbnet
81 ~, "a .l5os.fothrimnsr Wnhifr,is
H. u Soa "a hrhi,r },;msn gn6n ,mr
x.;t.rsm $3.50 Sf,,sb;1n,,ra ",,f s., fron,S<
49, 1r;.ns5%',Js p go;nNshr o.
. Sat * mr.7. n.rionnt isht
4 ,,1 49, hos ~ mnnm n,r ;,;n,r,
Matn a"s, SgS,;.r ~ fron,1};im,n
S91 rTs. o S.;;, mm ,,nh .r.;,h,n ISht.
IN monhrt ia mitnI;.b ia beutid6en
Ms;hstnn.s n;.h.rI,n,n min,
Gnnpburn. en bern Dorfe 6urb<
meil.r mirb aur Stit cine re,e Rirde
oebnut. in tpeLd.r aud Sic MltGre ouf>
1ef.ITt terben {ouen. bic in Der alter,
$inht ftnnben. Diefe Mltare bober
hiiforifden Mertb. ber11 lie ftarnmer
ma h,m pormnlinen Rlofttr Mietino.
Sas 1478 bnrh Sic @raf.n Somar,1,
nnb M.d.r Bon Qeininotn oeoriinbet
morb.n IT.
Riebe. sSn iungiter 3eit baben
Wilbi&peine ben 2anbleuten bur4
0erbeerung Der Jelber pteber man&en
@4nben 3ugefigt. Mnseii4ts Der
9terloer lau1 9eporeenen N!agsn ~
otr 1el.sel p.s I'M S @.a ~
genen Sas0Seo.!.s ytS - yu'.i'
n.r Sr,;h;onS nmf IS, DidhGuter a,bez
tsn morh.m Nie,,fh, fam in bieien
Snc.m itntt nher Ieiber fonnte Bic
~ SS",,.mIof n,,h nifbt Elm ein,ines
Ssr Sbiere rnsRn6iu madden.
a1.n.,o
wo{e1. Dos wqubepqrtemert BON
Buiel bat Der !6eilsarmes bic 8emiqi<
o,,nn ,rtbeilt. Elm eioenes Rultusq.b6u=
b. IN ,Ernsmmsnfnb an ,rftelen. Ser
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aen babon. Das Jeutr 1T burd;
Mlthpillen mebrerer Rnaben perurs
iabt tporben.
Sensburs. Mus serinsfiisise,
uria9e bat Elm gbepaar in Der l1ms
gegenb @elbiYmorb besangen. Die
Jrau bate in ibrer @aittpirtbf&aft
8ranntpein nertauft, Der ni4t ben
pprseI4risbenen Stdrtesrab beiab,
unb mar besbalb az 3 Mart @elbs
ftrafe perurtbeilt tporben. Muf bel
Miidtebr bon ber @erihtsperhanblune
itiir3ten ifia betbe in einen See. Die
2et4en limb gefunben.
MemeI. Die @tabtbsrorbneten
baben bic 0prlage bts MagtftratS,
betr. ben llmbau bes 9beaters, anses
rommen. Inter 9inaure4nuns bea
Raufprei1es boz, $1,000 Mart betras
gen bic Roiten fir ben llmbau tnss
geiamr1t $1,000 M. Mls @ei4eni
tpurben $4,000 M. bon Germ 9oborii
aur Musfibrung bes 8aues ~lberseben.
iobaB Der Stabt bas Sbeater nur aui
1900 M. au fteben tommt.
SnFtrburg. Der 12idbriee
@obn bes pfarrers MDler in Muluz
tp0bnen, Der gum @eburtstage ietnes
9atera bonn @pnaiium aus gum BE-
ud3e mad 9auie setommen mar, fel
auf ein.m Spaaierritt BON pferbe, uno
3tpar 10 unglidlH9 nit benz Ropf auf
einen Stein, bab er na4 tpeniden
@tunben itarb.
vem>reuben.
9born. Cine aus polen nod
Deuti1 Gplau sgereifte Grau it an
Gbolera ertrantt. Gs iinb umfaRtnbe
@or1a9tsmabregeln an%georbntt.
Sn pelplin tpurbe cine grDbere
@rabftdtte beim Nbtraser zines 9iz
aels entbedt. Man fanb Is Sfelette
NIT aablreidtn S4mudgegenitanben
aus 8ron3e ynb Giien, iopie perlen
aus Sbon unb 8ernitetn. Die Gunbz
itide iinb r0mtfden l1riprunss, Of
fenbar als 9aui4gesenitGnbe mad
Demt tppue 9euluuI
81 VI. 3, 1pD ~ ppl !uen!@
bat tpieber Elm S4abenfeuer, bas i'm
|@farrgrunbitiid gum Musbru& tam,
ID @ebGube einged14ert. Sdmmtli4e
Wirtb14aftssebdube bes pfarrers
1ouenoeIg uno pss @u!suti:si.
Staao1, le{p!e ~
@no 9 gt9un.l.s"4umns Da a.rn,u4t.t
@uup u:s vtu"'"''"' ~"
q m.r won,n+.rn,h
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tssnn.m X ~ ]neInnn.n
map No." ,.nm+ ,.;n.m S1,,fsntbaTt So%
n;rh MI R;;dfs NM o,,f hie ,ntit,b.nhen
@oa.n "'t nn%rS4r;rI;. - ~, 5.;,,,m M;id.
Mo,,sn STgomh a.u uum rn.rn.n.
$500
o..s
.Sttttnn. Uel stqulmanm IVY
tptg Hartn1lq 9te1lelol1 gu n m. S'au',
9en1e'froe gum 10y NJ ueu!su;.s ,
lno e1n ~ Ne1pnDat KY
[6oO,0oo ". eetma9!. 1as Denlca.z
tet1 2at o'e S'aol9snls,aDs aIl .'1asl
@raol1a11e en- Oeh1"'o' WI
zen; mn.. y, u.x nSh
r.n6 bes Mtubautg bur4 Blibidlaq
aeritDrten Sburmes Der ct. Satobis
finhe 1T fopeit oef1rbert, bah bie1er
9aoe bie Mi6tfrone aufaebradt tper>
Sen fonrte.
@r.;f,nh,rn en- ,iner hi,r
ohe,hoI+.n,n @er{omm1,,no nom @rts<
SsSStsrr ~ 10 mninn. s;ner 2nderz
Fnhr;f h.s5rnT,n mnSS,n' N6s ,rz
fnrherr;Ihr @nni+nI IN 61he BON l.
100000 M., iotpie 5000 Morgen
MderfG@e gum 8au bon Nlben 1t11o
geit4ert. 9inlt4tli4 Der plaBtrage
lit nod feline @nt14eibu1g getroHer.
m m n. 8ei elmer Seselpartte
auf Dem 8obben 1T Der gum Beill4
bier peilenbe, III Di1fin tpobnbafte
@ater bes bieiigen Gi14bdnolers 9aiotz
- @ t III 49, " -. I.A =
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cHpreuben.

aDnigsberg. Muf benz sSabrz
marft entitanb bur4 einen aerbrohe=
men Reorganization Elm 8rano, Der bret
Marftbuben einGi@erte. Cine Grau
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8raun4metg @egen Die
fernere 3ufaKung peibli4er 8eotez
nung in Reitaurattonsaelten auf ber
MaiH itno Der @erein 8rauni@peiger
2Obnteqner, Der bieiige 3meigberetn
bes 0euti4en &eQnerbunbes unb. Der
8unb Der Observation-Disclosures in Gin
gaben an oas beraogl. @taatsminiz
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-.." -". -... ....-... ~
I'm Moftod bat BET @atb Bel Der
8irgeri4aft bic @emsbmigung BON
100 Mart na4geiu@t gum Wbbru4
Der 2agertborbriide. Das birgerz
Holegtum uber bertpeigert
bic 8emtlligung, neil es auf @runo
zines Observation-Disclosures Der
@@iFergeieui9aft ben Tortbeitano ber
Bride fir bur@aus notbmenbtg erz
flGrt. Was uber tbut nun ber Senat
in Roitpd? ST ldbt nd4tli9er Meile
bic 1euertpebr alarmiren unb bur4
biefelbe bic Bride abbrs4en!
Nrete gtdote.
umbu UT 9. Die 8erbanolungen
6amburgs nit Preuben betrefs Der
Mnlage zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BADEN
gu einem negattpen @eiultate gefibrt.
Die preuBii9e &egierung fat jeoe
inanateQe Mitmirtung abgelebnt uno
angebli& unannebmbare @eoinsungen
geitent. ...@
Bremen. 3m0lf S%orpeooboote,
orei Dipiionsboote, iopie Der @biiO
r8lib" liefen neuli& in ben biettgen
Treibafen Elm unb legten an BET @taot
an. H-.. .,a .-..
'ec$n 2ubet murbe tpegen Rinbesz
morbes bic 6ebamme 2angmaat bonn
.@9purgeri@t gum Sooe berurtbetlt.
Die Mngetlagte battle elm &inb BON
Der -nerunebelihten. Mi@mann, bas
bieIe in ibrem 9auie geboren 6atte, IN
elmer Babepanne ertrdntt. Die unz
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ra ANSVAv~SSW>
@ieqtn. ssSn benz pro3eB gegen
Briggemann unb &enof1en tpegen gu
iammenbruds bes @iegener 8antperz
ems murbe bas urtbeil gefdllt. Brig
qemann tpurbe. tpegen 8enu@tbetligune
6es Banfbereins, Diferen3banbel.
@erfaleierung unb 8etrug gu 5 Sab
rem @efGngnib, 10000 Mart @eloz
ftrafe unb 8 Sabren @brperluit.
RoeliH tpegen berielben Straftbaten.
ausgertomme1 8etrug, gu 2 Sahren G
Monaten @efGngntb unb 5000 Marl
Celebrate, S4roeber tpegen ab1tft=
li4er 8enadtbetligung gu 1 Sabr Sc
fGnqnib unb 1000 Mart @elbftrafe
un6 6ran3 tpegen 8eibtlfe CUR Ser
1@leierung unb 8ante9tt gu 2 Sabren
@efdngnib unb 1900 Mart Celebrate
perurtbetlt.
Mblen. @ier ertrant beim 8aben
in BET Merie, an elmer @teQe, mo Dol
10 Sabren ft4 Elm groBes unglud
ereignete, Elm TALENT unb bofnungs=
boiler Quartaner Der bieftgen &ettoe
ratI4ule. Dte @ltern bes &naben
ftnb brobe unb netbtse 8iir9ersleute
Mltena. 9ier murben in unmtt:
telbarer MGbe bes Ratbbauies funi
9GuIer bur9 6euer IN Mi4e gelegt
Sic pereinigten Webren BON Mlteno
perbinberten Elm tpeiteres l1mii9grei=
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The Beautiful Light.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
I've travelled many weary league
Through many a foreign land;
Across the waves of misty sea-
Ger wastes of burning sand;
I've sought for beauty in the north,
And under the southern skies
But there's nothing fairer on earth tro"
Than the light in my dear loves eyes
The beautiful light,
God bless the sight.
The light in my dear loves eyes.
The burdens of life press hard and 1ast'
The way grows dark and drear,
My purpose flags, my eyes grow oHh,
My heart is filed with fear
But a light breaks thro'. the SKY IS prlgn''
All clear my pathway lies.
For love Shines forth to strengthen me-
IN the light of my dear loves eyes
The beautiful light.
Goo bless the sight.
The light in my loves dear eyes
This light CLEANS ever before mine eye,
A beacon so strong and true,
To warn, to cheer to urge me on
In the work | have to do
And so when life Mt last IS Ger,
And my spirit upward flies,
Nav q ray stream down 10 greet me then
From the light in my dear loves eyes
Cod bless the sight.
The beautiful light.
The light in my dear loves eyes.
WILLIAM +. 4. WILSON.
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Her height? Perhaps you'd deem her tall
10 be exact. just five feet seven;
Her archng feet are not too SMALL
Her cleaning eyes are bits of heaven.
Slim are her hands, yet not too Wee-
could not fancy useless fingers;
Her hands are all that hands should be,
And own u touch whose memory fingers.
The hue that lights her oval cheeks
Recalls the pink that tints 81 cherry,
Upon her chin u dimple speaks
A disposition blithe and merry
Her laughter rippes like a brook;
It's sound q heart Of stone would soften;
Though sweetness shines in every look,
Her laugh is never loud nor often.
Though golden locks have won renown
with barls never heed their raving:
The girl I love hath locks OF brown,
Not tightly curled, but gently waving.
Her mouth? Perhaps you'd term 1t large
Is firmly moulded, full and curyng;
Her quiet lips are Cupid's charge
But in the cause Of truth answering.
Though little Of her neck is seen,
That little is both smooth and slightly;
And fair as marble is its sheen,
Above her bodice cleaning whitley.
Her nose is just the proper size,
Without a trace of upward turning,
Her sheIl-likc ears are wee and wise,
The tongue of scandal ever spurning.
In mirth and woe her voice is low,
Her calm demeanOr never fluttered;
Her every accent seems to go
Straight to ones heart as soon as uttered.
She ne'er coquetS as others do:
Her tender heart would never let her.
Where does she dwell? 1 would [ knew!
AS vet alas! I've never met her.
Samuel Mnturn Peck, in Times Democrat.
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Mrs Lizzie c. Gay, Siddonsville, Ala.-We read
with interest your notice of the Cotton Spinners
Southern Operation" organized at Augusta Ga
December IS, 1898.
Why not commence manufacturing our own sta
pie? The cry of want of capital is a poor excuse
"king Cotton cannot be deposed if the cotton
states will establish factories throughout the
south. The element attachment" is destined to
have an effect but few seem to realize.
tThe first New Process was built in a cotton
field near Coruth Mississippi, by Mr.. T. L. Whit
field ST. The cotton was picked from his field in the
morning-seed cOtton-made two five pound bales
OF No 10 yarns which he placed in the cotton ex-
change, Memphis, Tenn, the same evening, 20
minutes past o'clock the distance from the field
and factory at which it was produced, to Mem
phis, being ifty-loUr miles.
The expense this cotton from the field to the
factory was nothing Had it been by the Old pro-
cess, using bale cotton. expense of ginning baling
bagging and ties, at that time, 1877, would have
been $3.50 per bale. This is Mr.. Whitfe!d's esti-
nation, owner and manager of the machine.
His factory run with perfect success, IS hun
dreds can testify.
He then made sales of individual and county
rights in Texas. Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North
and South Carolina when he passed away uncx-
pectedly, leaving his great work on the shoulders
OF his widow SHe resides TX ar Corlnth, and is
sole manager of this r-tamed machine
She has all his circulars and yarns hIs cores
pondence. and has onc of thu machines which she
may SELL whenever tie cotton states will adopt
the new process" aud manufacture her own
staple in every county.
Then Struggling fences, dilapidated houses,
rough, neglected lands and uniroken forests. can
no more invite sheer from the triumphant gold
bugs ard their obsequious attendants. But
beautiful south. as If SInitten by the proSpcred
wand of her energy. VIII spring fhentx like,
strong and prosperous from the ashes of her ruin
and delay.
Dickens taught England the lesson Of sympathy
for the poor. GIVE them work and pay them,
which We can and Will do if manufacture the
feecy staple near our cotton field For then:
"Capital VIII shake hands with labor,
And the poor viii have the bread they earn;
For surely they need every penny,
Is a lesson that all should learn.
Wen remember the poor love their children,
Well give them smile. not frown,
lave and let llye,' shall be motto;
And we won't push the working man down."
Loyelier scenery is rarely presented to the WIS.,
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Figs and Thisties.

From The Rams Horn.
The man who agrees with us doesn't
come around near often enough.
No matter where good man lives his
house is always built on the rock
No man can succeed in being happy with
out asking God to tell him how.
Sin got n foothold in this world by max
Ing itself look harmless and little.
prudent man doesn't tell everything
he knows every time he opens his mouth.
If the Lord could trust his people with
money, every Christian would own a bank
Hell viii be til a hottest to the sinner
who goes to it Tm the arms of the
church. *.
not have a good 2 cyl of stra'W and husk
in it, ihpt
: Seek happiness tttoursc}f and YOU will
lose it, but seacredse t3th@rs and you will
find It, les. This ~
The man s,ni,rrati c, I'D with all his
strength " ais wife saw the
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The Emr wouIGfuGenie.

From The Westers sisgl.
The Empress Eue,ike has settled dowr
into the solitude wl-nei best enables her to
endure her memorabu, and cumulative sor-
rows. Her tall, sad 1bsure goes in and cut
among us with only the recognition Of 81
lent sympathy. The empress likes to have
communication with as few people as pos
cible. For instance, when she shops (she
does her owi. shopping) she likes to be
waited on by the same salesman always.
I was witness OF an incident Of this sort
the other day. The empress walked into
a Well-known west end shop and asked for
Mr.. -. naming one of tie head men. She
was told that he T-as out, whereupon she
remarked that Stic p9old call again. and
went away. / waba wsRhat she certainly
would come afA wers.' Mr.. always
waited on her 7Nng tlisit sae would not
be served by ar ~ else.
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small things, like the temper. ast, INTO the
ty to such an injat is less ing cinders is
exceptional The U.s. srng in the eye
is very annoyng.,go the%ot Immediately
removed will cause Lose 2 pain and in
flammation. For am a = lgible substance
such as cinder sanGI.S {"tsof railroad EN-
ployeS who are petNaUg y liable to such
accidents have u 81 ties Ceatment which
is equally adapted the use of other
people. Drawing thT testiz eyeid down
upon the lower, AZ, ometL holding the
two sIIpcrimposed iPu d ella amer, they viz
orously blow the 5hat q u,aNon that side
Of the face; when byles oceSs has =, been
fa1Dd 70 Pb av onmgth' ne o % can e
tell Just how or S@ 2n q has taken its de-
Darture III sc
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A Lite wsEuncheon.

A pleasing lit HIncheon for a party
OF ten guests IS us described by Mrs.
Burton KingsIand ~ "a capital article on
Economical Lunc ors,'' in the January
Ladies' Home jour ii:
Lays Of ancient P2sE.5j.. :; ..Macaulay
Inc rea SN'' los ~ lrcie,l cooper
Lambs works'11ws AZ Lamb
Chops potao 'croquettesJ
"Cometh up as fowt Rhoda Broughton
OIuspleoms,)
Salad for the soIitaa and the social.
80 G..etSce3 ~ Saunders
''The queen of curds and cream. !.
Cream cheese)
MAN and the gIacia, period. DR.. Wright
Orange Ice, served in the skins)
Coffee and repartee' Bangs
(Coffee.)
The explanations in parentheses should be
omitted on. the menu.
PRICES.
l dozen eggs, &5c. half pint cream 10c. d.
salt, pepper, butter and onions. .. 70
l egg. ) e.; parsley, BE-: shaIots. Sc q
Lamb chops 4 pounds. 81 o.
Potatoes. &C.; lard Sc. . =. . II
Mushrooms. . -. 90
Lettuce DOC; dressing salad l5c 81
N~ufchatel cheese whipped up with cream II
Eread, l3c.; butter. l5c.. . 20
WE'VE o@n@eS.. =. . :. 20
re anu SAT-. :. -
"a G.
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ion than that which may be seen in our sunny
south. The hospitabc homes, with their forest
trees interpersed waving their messy boughs in
the breeze invite the eye to linger.
The far away rich plantations in ante builum
days, suggested. peace and plenty, bring up
dreamy and sweet recollections of the past. for
the soul is prompted TO "look before and after,
and sigh for what is not" but it should not be
sigh OF despair Let us hope for better things.
We believe that this late organization of Got
ton Spinners,' at Augusta will lead us to see and
use our opportunities to serve our people, ana be
independent of the north.
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| wish that Ole knew the pos
sibilites of IT Ore are in paper
MANI years ago.lt ~ - tilat a traveller j
Russia saved 81 wottan's feet from freezing
by taking off her shoes and wrapping Zach
foot in a newspaper. One winter by a com
bination of circumstances ! found myself
our goods half across the continent, our
bedding with the rest, and | had three and
some of the time four beds 10 make comfort
able. Friends could help me only little.
In the emergency | remembered the Rus
sian traveller. | spread large newspapers
between two sheets, bastcd them together
to hold the newspapers in place, ana found
on trial that l had a warm, light bed cover
ing. one Of these paper comfortablcs was
sufficient with little else to keep it in place
on the bed The papers had 20 be renewed
perhaps, once or twice, but we never spent
Il more comfortable winter than that VerY
severe one when our store of bedding was
thousands of miles away.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

We cannot advertise in this department
Several letters have been received this week
offering articles and mentioning fixed
price; we leave out all such lrtters; do not
object 10 simple exchanges, but ether of
ferS will be left out
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

know any frightening up; 1t is work and
work, and try they may
it is the same; and so it
is only left to the rich, who wear scai:kin
cloaks and diamonds, ana go to expensive
shows, to indulge in the fashionable "IaG"
of being too poor to do this or that for
somebody else
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Mrs. W. t.. Threlkeld, Americas, Gal will say
TO the lady that cnquired for gentleman by the
name OF VIM. L. Ihrelked some time since that
can give her the desired information, If she will
write TO me. ! did not see that copy, so do not
know the person and address. L woud like to
hear from her.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Mrs. J. c. Barton. Kerrvie, Texas.-I have
Thought for long time that would write letter
and add my my mite of help to Kingdom, but
never found opportunity TIL now.
read the sisters letter who said she could not
believe that we would Know each other in heaven.
cannot cree with her, aud feel sorry tor any
ONE tlIat does not believe IN the recognition of
each other III heaven. Surely. il BODIES are to
be rosurrected, these same bodies that have
now, why viii We not know each other?
uelieVe the Bible plainly teaches this; only,
then our bodies viii be glortied and immortal.
eve Shall know are known when the msts
have cleared away"
! have heard some people say that they did not
think we would recognize one another in heaven.
for if we did, how could we be happy if we missed
some OF our loved ones. / cannot say how that
viii he, hut believe We viii be perfectly resigned
to the viii OF God. We know that he is a lust
God SO ought to do all we can to GET our dear
ones to go with MS to that happy place.
ask me such questions about God and heaven that
trcmble at the responsibility. then I SO often
get careless and thoughtless, and scold I'D speak
itnp&ticntly; it makes me feel mean and I'M
worthy that fear that / will not enter into His
kingdom myself. DO any of you ever do and feel
that way" Or does "A real, true Christian ever
crow cold ana careless, and have their thoughts
conferred ON this world?
wish more of the sisters would write. and
make tins page more interesting. hope you will
all pray for me.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Miss Lizzie Littleton, Jonesboro, Tenn
has two years numbers magazines TO eX-
change for ten yards black worsted or
Sateen.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

C. Logan, Dunn, Ga, has printing press
4x6, self-nler, all complete and gold watch
chain and charm to exchange for second
hand bicycle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

r. II. Goss, Critic, Ga, has the books
Worlds Wonders and "Border Outlaws
to exchange for "Stephenss History OF the
United States"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-23

Mrs A. Cook Long View, Ga, has very
pretty croCheted lace and mats to exchange
for scraps for quilts or remnants to make
clothes for children.