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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
TIr SbertF.

Su meiner ourh Den leSten unalldsiau
geratbeHeH bebrdugteU gage bin In BON
Oielen Seiten anaeean9en %poroen, in Der
tommenoen Gountnwahl als 9anoloot fir
oas Sbertisamt pom Stsarns gountp oui.
Sutreteu. @tiieno, oaS Sene. bic mir biss
rietben, es nm meme 3ufunft pobl meiueu
uuo bofeno, oaB bic Stimmseber BON
Stearns . ountp. sum grDBten 3beile me-
ni9Itens. III meInsr, burh ben Srauo met.
uer Ufible peruriadten u~nansenebmeu Ga.
&c es meiusrieitS ON TlaBe erahten, oob id,
mid nm elm Nmt beuerbe, 10 babe ih MID
entihloiieu. benz Gniinnen Der mir 8utae.
linnten n%atSuaeben uno MID oils 9anoioat
iiir bas Sberifsamt Az ertldren. susleid
Die 3uiiterun9 gebeno, oaB id I'M Seloe
bleibeu tperoe, bls Die Wabl au ben oaae=
l~ueieuen 2iHsen 9eSdblt piro.
Sreb. y. Sedlin.
Nlbann, ben IA. Nuault 1894. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
1i6,eGam-Na&rimteu
Mior. q. Sc. Douer. Nomiuiftrotc,

Uti9r. s. IS. Uauer, NomtnIfrator
Der 9i6Seie. besibt iid WOntaS nod
2jttle 5aus, mo SO4oerielbs in Der
9onpentsfapeae Der Jrau5isfaIeritw,s
tern uerihieoenen Nou;5innen bas d.
oensfleio iberret1en niro.
Der Nnbau on bic beutid=fatbolis
iden in Melroie airde III uolenbet, unb
bic sonje @emeinoe fiblt ii1 ihrem Ssel'
iorser, benz Serru 8ernbaro 8ibter. &C.
seniiber sum sr6Bten 9ani uerpHihtet
fir oas srOBe Sntereie, ipeldes or fur
bic Woblfabrt Der @emeinbe b~efunoet.
am 5eite bes bl. 9aursntius, benz
BatrOn Der pom bohw. Germ Sobn
8ras paitorirten st. 2oren5 @smeinoe
in Stub Safe bel Serbian, eelebrirte
hotw. Serr Dilfens BON st. Soiepb Elm
fsisrl,hes Sohamt, nobel ihm bodw
Qerr Sd. Yielfer, Der aud bic 5eitreoe
belt. oils 9taton uno Der Yfarrtr Der
8smeinbe OILS Snboiaion afIitirten. Die
Ruib Safe Wuiiffapele trua burd ibre
frOben Wsiien iebr sur SebunS bssSeftes
bel uuo iiberralhieu bic hohw. @siit
lidteit nad Der Gssper nit eirer Sere'
naoe.
*9efern, ON 5efte Maria=Simmel'
fabrt, tuurbe in Der BRO Gatbeorale NOR.
gems 6 ubr cine bl. Weiie s~eleien, um
ben Nrbeitern @eleseubeit 81 seben. ibrer
Rfidt on einem aetotenen Jeiertase
nadfommen gu t6nnen. I'm Sebn ubr
Celebrate Misr. Sos. g. Bauer unter
Giliten5 Der bohn. Serren 9uiiel unb
St,esler Elm feierlihes Sohamt, ludbreno
mel1sm bodw. Serr 9uiiel Die 5sftpre'
oist IN beuiiber Sprabe bielt.-Sn Der
uubsfledten @mpidusniBfirde belt
bohw. P. Sermann unter IhIten3 Der
bodp. p. P. @resor uno Soispb oas
ieierlide amt unb belt sleihfous cine
Dem bOben 5ettuse sntiprs4enoe Breoist.
SLIM lesten Jreitus warb in Der bonn
bodu. Germ u. @Ospobar paforirten
STRIDE in 9ilm in Benton @ouuip oas
5eSt bes bl. 2aurentius, Dos Ba,rons
feft Der 8emeinoe, in feierlidsr @siie
bssunsen. SOdu. Serr Otto Bieft
Don st. Nusuia belt Dos fe,srlide
0uddmt, wObsi ibm bobn. Serr Sobn
Stiesler Don Der Bro'9 ataeSrale als
Diaton, bodn. Setr 5. @elp Dor st.
Batrif OILS Suboinfon uno Der Yiarrer
Der @emeinoe als 9eremoniar nifiitir'
ten. Sodw. Serr Stiesler preoiste
wdbreno oeS Qmtes in oeutiher uuo
bodu. Serr Welp nad benz 9mte in eng
liider Sprade.
Gin MittDoh Ibsnb in lebter 80
DE puros Der bodw'te Biidof Seicen.
buih, .. 8. g.. weldsr sur Seit ole
w%iltOmmerer Sait unter benz Oboat
oes bodw. Serrn Nlois Raiter bon
9ittle Soils nei!te. ron Dem tortiser
Wannerbur in ansenebniter Beiie mit
e,uem Stdubdeu lberraiht, nobel ma
mentlih berr 0t. :. 8odborni oils 60
loiduser in isinem 8Ortras Die @elt'
aus ittQunS" bic sr0Bte Sslterfeit erres,
te. Die NbenoIunoen uertrlten fur
cen Yrdlaten tpie fur ale Inueienoen in
lt0niter @eiie. Samitas febr!e be.
oerr 8iituf uno bodp. 3. SimpliSius
tuieoer nab Der 81. Sobn's ab:ei Su'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Strumlpft, Anter,eu9.

25 Iuesre gan; itwarie, iaumlcie Grt.
ton Iamenitrumpfs pom srtra Sualitdt, l9
Gents psrtb, . Slar gu % Gents.
San; fhrar;e ssrirpte 9cttcn Strim.
rfe fur 8tueer, wsrt6 10, l2t une Is 9te.
eas Yaar. I'M ausiuvertaufsn bret Yaar
,u % Gents.
8rrbe uni aubsrsswStnlits Bargains
in Scmmsr unterwus fur 6erren unb Ia,
men. Sps;isrs Gerfaufs-5ltrts IN unis-
rem untsr;sus.I spartsmsnt in sinfatsn
3iHern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
gu perfanfen ober 81 permictber.

Ter untsrseitnete bietet hisrourh 'sti
in 8itmpnp seleseues Sotel nit Stani'
pirthihaft betaunt inter eemgtamen .@en'
troll Spuie- ann Ssrfauf peer auh srnl yer
rentsn on. 9asislbe befinoet iit aut etnem
Der belebteiien Yldse oes Staothells UNI
erfreut iid elmer euteu auneIdaft. Scu'
ftanoise %9inrittuna FIR 8alt. uHo Sdant'
pirtbihait 1T in better Sreuuns; ant NJ
quite StaIluna oamlt ~perbnnoen. YVan
fpsnoe iih nm Hdberes on
Sprtuuat 3~acatpp ST.
31-ba 5orah, u. g., Siearns Co., g4rnl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Winfe fur Ieuer DerfMes
runasIutttge.

9ie Nuslaasn fir cine BON elmer armen
8efelidatt aussefteuts Bodice iinb aerobe
10 bod uie lene BON Der beiten @eieGfdaft.
8tr rertreten nur @eislidaften Der btf,eu
8lane. uuo oeren 8olieen iiuo out iuie elm
&ssierunss. Bomb. Brtnst uns Cure Seuer.
Seriherun9, uuo mir aarantiren Wien
prcmpte uno c~Orrstte Bebienuna.
GLASS VI. gooser,
glo. 11S. 8. Nue. ilolih, ct. gloub, YRiuu. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Wa(dedte Waare.

500 GLEN raftsttss alsttsr,su8, tsis-
tsnb aus prntusn 9tariss. IimitY Stri.
ptrs, Srtib SaTns. nsurtrte Sneta Stncns,
Organizes etc. frubsrsr grets Is bis 20e
bic Gle. sure ausratl UNI aus;upsrtaafsn
10 Gents.
400 gares sinfahs 8lsiesr. 8inatams.
{tcne @erfhieetnttit in ben Nufsru,
Tertt loo eis glre, ieet nur ! Gents.
so altietr. Wuttr, ftrns i9urirts Maid
t6tt Te ganis @aars. piyee biuis ietn ~
Sl.OO eas Stud, tsuttaer greis 20 Gents.
Nir rHsrirtn msrtrureiss @srtte in
tinfatsn psiesn Slanslsn 81 5, 6. s. 10,
Is, l9, % une aufpdrts bis 75t bic Gle.
rds cine SsratItsuus prn GINA 80 Gro
isnt Ter fribsrsn greiis teeeutet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Sbeetines II. Muslin.

Ans uriere ssblsitten une unssbleittsn
S%tsstinss, .. 24 unc 21a glen brett. rer.
fault III DISQUALIFICATION.
Sc Gen ftwerer unsstlsitter Rufsltn,
9rWrtniih vtriou,t Su O1 tic g1rr, SsT'
taufsrreis 4 Gents.
Sc .3ca astlribtss Suit con ecrm pssr
Scustale IuNtlin. rertb 9 une 10 Gents
cie gdre, Strtaufsprsis 7 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Bur sstaniseu 8enntnibuabme.

GO bisne hermit sur Hahridt. eaB id
iest I'M RarmUrseiddfte bin uno ale Se.
itslunsen fir 9rabiteins, Rpnumente nip.
out, prompt uno bili9 beiorsen peroe. Sas
8eidait mirn burh mih ielbft nah anBen
pertreten uno bite ih eaber, mir etipaI9e
Nuitrdse IN msinsr 9eidaiislrnie anfbe'
rpabren AZ ipplen.
Nutpn b n,
2a-I3 Ct. 6 lpuo, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
9ofiti(&e Notisen.
Sciir 60 -Sh0fmpiSfrr

Suoem ih hermit Die Grfldruna abaebe,
bob ib bel Der tommenoen gountu. 8 obi
als 9anoioat fir oas Nmt beS Gountp.
Sdasmeiiiers i'm Seloe iein tperbe, eriude
th ole Stinm9eber freunolidit, am Babls
taae mir lbre Gimme seben 81 tpollen.
6 q 8. . Il er.
ct. EIpun. ben Ia Nunuit 1891 2R-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
dur SberiH.

Rad uielieitiaem griuhen Ietteus meiner
5rsunoe babe ih mid entihlpNen, MIDI bel
Der tommenoen 9ountp.ySabl I'M bas Gmt
oes Sberiifs 81 bewtrbeu, oaher ih ieoeu
g tlmmgeber freunollh eriuhe, on Der
Wablurne iid meirer erinnern uno mir ieiz
ne Gimme suseheH loiien Su pollen. SD
weroe als 9anoioat fir bas SberiHsamt I'M
6eloe ~bletben, biz bic leste Gimme in bic
0ablurue 9elest lit.
S. &. q n n.
ct. 9louo, ben IA. Nuguit 1894. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Sur GountDsW uottor.

Gem @uuihe meiner TrGunbe nadae,
benb, babe it mid entihlofien, in Der go,
pemberiuabl mth UNI oaS Nmt oss gountp,
Nuoitors BON Stearns 9puntp su beuerben
uno id lprede hermit i'm Boraus meiner
poblsemetnten 9ant Seoem aus, Der mid
am 8abltnse NIT ietner Stimme beebrer
wiro.
y. s. @ ruber +,
at HInun non IN Nuouit 1904
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Wouenes kleioer,fue

&uf sinist Sage rur rnsrirsn mir au.
Esratrctnliat BARGAINS in einflhsn unc
trlcrirttn wpfsrsu G1snp1arsn, UNI Zen
8crratt III r%errlussrn.
Rsfs prn prnsnsm alsietrBsus 81 etra
Der Sdlfte Der fritersn Yreiit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

Gem o%riu9enben @unide meiner 5rsun.
be beioer Harteien entipreteno, rperbe
ih bel Der fommenben @abl mid UNI Dos
Nmt bes Sberiffs fur Stearns Gouutp be-
perben uno bite bic seebrten Stimmseter
nm 9litlse uuterftlsuns ON 0abltase.
Be n. & o 4.
st. gloub, ben 10. Gueuit 1894. SO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
0eIo Az nerleiben

iuybeltebiasn Summen inter Standardization
Weoiuounaen uno su rieorisen Yroaenten.
Ter ein Nnleibeu MAIDEN min Out Staot'
pher Eorm. giaentbum, iprede Dor ooer
penos lih brlcfli1 on ben unterSelhneten.
YeterBrid,
o,-em ct. glpuo, Ninu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

c4n elmer tursen Belt ,peroen nnier eneuen Serbittz
= ~ unb &inter= Gaaren bier eintre11en. gSlr nll=
fen 8aum taben, I'M ie p~DrSue9en, nb I'M oes 81 erreiden, ba'
ben mir bespnnen, einen 8ro6en Nnfrdumungsoertant
uuieres ieBisen SOrratbs in Scene 81 lesen, Der anoaler1 m.ro,
bis uniere iber fiIiqe SNaare lpS9eihlasen lit. Ser 9rORte ySaas
renbetras fir menl9 Gelo III, mas in bielsn 3eiten IN Setradt
tommt. gSolt Chr bDren?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
9u %berf0uteu.

4 Su Der u. q. Steideu 2nmber yare
Nsumatertal auer Writ Su ben nieorisiten
Rrsiieu Al perfoufeu. ct. 9ermainiiraBe
,,un IL Spe.. st. Glpuo, Ntnu. l5-ab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Gine &arte bon FRAU Houer.

Serr Sobn Roler 1T rpieber Al Sauie
Setne Observation-Disclosures limb seidlihtei
uno 8. 9. Codes NHsabe in ibre + 3eitunu
1T erloSeu.
ufan ma n pIIer.
ct. Glouo, ben 10. Nuauit 1894.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
0eIo ~ perIeiben.

2 Sh babe einise 9%auieuo Dollars. BE Vt
oentbum Don Yripatperionen limb, aut per'
beFertes grunbeiaenthum 81 perleihen.
Tho u. 3. O o T NJ q n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
0abeu Gle ote -
Gxplnfnn
9eb6rtf

Sic ipuroe bon u. 4. YsWer perur.
Iobt, Der bic alten Yreiie nuf SdubSsus
nit ieinem aroBen 8epuctionsbammsr &C.
iroHen bot. Die grsiie iino bemoraliiirt
uuo bic 8aare miro su iold nieoriaen
grsilen ~pertauit. oas oas Boil beim 9urd-
leIen Der oifsrirten Bargains IN erft0uHen
serdtb.
Seine Rdnneridube, frhber IS. so, ieBt
$3.50.
Seine Rdnnsridube. irdber $3.50, ieBt
$2.90.
aanaaroO sdnbe fur Ianner, friber
400, iest 2.60.
Yiei aioihube fur Ndnner, friibsr $50.
iest 2.10.
Gasto ialbleberne Stuhe fur Wdnner,
iriiber % SO. lest 100.
Seine fransbiibe aieihnhe fir Do
men, friiher 500, lebt 3.15.
Yiit eer Sanp aeprebte feline S4ube FUR
9amen, fruber $50, Iest gu 800.
9Rit Der Sanb seorebte teIne 9amenihu'
be, friber Su 400, Jest 2.S5.
Seine aioidube fur 3amen. frlber 2.75.
Jest 1,75.
Sin Sorratb on Somsnidubsn. friber
%pertauft Su $500. 2 %, nno 2 so, lest 5u
| 20.
Stdert cub Die Yortbeile bieies Ser
iauis, 70 LANCE er auoauert. Nie wiro cine
sleih quite Gslesenbsit seboten, uno bic OH
gese5eusn Srsiis iino nur einise Der offsrtrs
ten garaains.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
an bic Stimmsc6er bon Stearus
NDuntn.

Soroem babe i'd Die grildruns abaeae-
ben, odB td ais Ganoioat fir oas Sberiifsz
AM bon Stearns gountp I'M 5eloe iein
freroe. GS III mir Iest AZ Sbreu setpm=
men, oaB ih mid entihlolien boben ioute,
meiue ,foee, mid UNI beiastes Gmt su be.
tuerben, pieoer %aufsusebeu. 9erartise Sc.
r.tte tamen mir nitt %urerpartet, mDtte
aber lett Die ieterllde grfldruns absebeu,
oaB i'd ais unabDdn9iser 9anpioat fir oas
SberlfSant I'M 6eloe bin uno bleiben uer.
Dc, mas namentlih Semen 9ilt, pslde iid
nm mcine Ganotoatur 10 iehr befiimmern
nlo 10 gerne ieben mOtten, ouB id Buriid.
trate, pelheu 8efalleu th ihnen aber 3u
teiner 3eit erueiien tuerbe.
Nhtun9spoQ
SameS 9. NcReIup.
ct. 9louo, ben Is. Nuauit 1894. SO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
Sine 200 Ms st',s ass" 4, IN

Benton gountp, Wmneiuta.-1OO Nder I'M
ter Ilu9, 80 Nder feinss @ieisnlanb, 90
Ader Timber uno iebr frudtbarsr Sooen.
Breis $4,000; $1,000 baar, 8sit auf lnnsc
3eit sesen I Yro5ent. Die 5arm if Is, 500
uertb. 8ommt uno beisht bieislbe.
I5-1i Clarence 8. VI tfppop.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

Dr.. price's Cream Safine powoer
las ppnfsmmeuiie. has sema&t isire.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

Dr.. priee's Cream Bafine popoer,
SS4ee 3BeIt1assReaxnss ans,ei&nnns,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
3, 10 uno 25 Cts. @aas
re ein8ele9t, Die mir fur
), 4, Z, B, 3 nno IS bis
23 Gents p%ertaufem.

Sieie umfanen Elm bunoert
uno einen Irtitel, Die man gar
ni6t 81 wlnen uermag. IS
sibt oeren 81 piele, I'M iie aue
anSuseben. Saber ipred]e elm
Sober Dor uno beiidtise Die
ielben. IS lit nldt nOtbwen=
big, oaB ibr uiel 8elo nit
brinst, ionit iuiiroet ibr utel=
lel6t mebr einfaufen, ais ibr
trasen fOnnt, unb oanr, miiBz
ten mir oieielben abliefern. =
8aare fret ans Saus seliefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
DIR.

ESFax3a piro in 8opalton am 10. unb
X&GY1 10. Gu9uft, in 2ittle Jans om
~ 20. uno 81. Nusuit, in Nlbanp
&SSnm 80. Guauit, in Jresport am
~xN 81. Guguit uno in ct. glouo
pom !. big Z. September iein. 5dbne pbue
Slatten. 3dbne idmerSlos sefint. vile
Nrbett au ben nieori9itsn Yrelien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
BeqmemG(66eil

bab es iih ourhaus nidt lobnt, es obne
6ieielbe au fbun. On Der Rune ODER
I'm GBSimmer mag elm iuni Gent
Nrtlfel iiufSi9 Stuicn Den 5dq
iuaren uno er mag nobl auf elm
Sabr odueru. Bebentt &C oob
nur. Wir 6aben unldnQr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
PETER,
Warftbert6t

o. 21-5te apeuue iiiolid, Ct. glrub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16

9tH utJtuHtN uHu ~ ttiSHl "ttuuiu
rem ueroen tpiro, neil tp!e in Soma 10
auh in auosren State bic &ornernie
elm 5eblidlas TT uno bort WsiSen as
Siebiutter bsnust p;rb, Der nber Suerff
aus ben We~iSenftaatsn 81 einsn suteu
Breiie beSosen meroen mub. Serr 8el
Ter sloubt. bas pas Serbaseiddft. wis
in Sauf Centre, 70 auh an antereu
Bldsen elm reyes uno seruiunbrinseu,
oes merben mlrb.
BON Dem is1s Weilen n5rolid BON
bier beleaenen Jlefen % a I q b in Ben
ton @ountp 1T bic Hlhriht eefpmmen.
oaB bic Trau bes Salbblut- Snoianers
Better Bear ibrem Sduslins Den Sdd,
Del Sertrimmert bot, inbem ie oas 8inb
an bic Wnnb ihmeiterte. Weiter mirt
ersdhlt. bob Der Wann, aIs er mad
Sauie fam. Streit nit ieiner 5rau bate
unb bann oaS Saus uerlieB. Gm ndh.
fen Tase wuroe auh Die Jrau tobt &C.
fuuoen, uno 8enr itsbt unter BEN Ser,
badt, bieielbe ermoroet 81 baben. d,
Srau bot an epilepttlben &rdmpfen g.
litten unb mag in eirem iolden Gnfal,
Die srauiise Tbai uolbradi baben. Del
Wann erfreute iid feineS guten &ufe.
uno iuQ friiber in sinem Streite ieiner
Bruoer ermOroet babeu.
Wle BON aIen Seiten i'm : oun
t = beri4tet wirb, bot otr 5tssenitous
in Der lesten 1re,tas Naht mobI ben
Wais uuo oub einem 1beil Der Ra,to'
fsln uitt piel mebr belfen f6nusn, be-
ipdtb sspfanaten aartcfieln unb be-
Yiebwe,oeu miro er ieood uon GROCER
, 9tussn aeweien iein. LAB r,sbr mi
oas, Der Siesen bat bic @ieien, IN
Walobrdnbe se!6;9t uuo babur1 be
!. 5armern nnmbafte Summen 9eloes q.
, iport, bic linen Gus oer Ssue nte q
r madien psroen: SIN 7ouu st. Glou
namentlit NOR bas maif ntoft aufs'
r ihih'ete Seu pom Jeuer tebrott. eege
oas bic 5armsr nit oereinteu Rrdiie
anfdmpiten, abef mobri9einli1 niht N
. BEN 9eniinidten @rfola. ,uenn niHt b.
'&eseu 50 quite setcmme, mdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-16
sur SberiH.

st. glouo, ben 10. Nu9uit 1894.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-23
DEALING WITH A QUESTION OF THE HoU R

Many having expressed their disap- pointment at not being able to attend the course of lectures, recently given in Glover's Hall, Sandy Hook, on questions connected with labor and capital, Rev Otis W. Barker, pastor of of the Con- gregational church, has kindly consented to repeat his lecture, that those in New town Street and other districts may have an opportunity to hear it. If the people respond we'll to this invitation it may be the opening to keen public interest in topics, about which all should be think ing, and much larger things in days to come. The lecture, whose title is 1.-The Personal and Social Causes of Pauper- ism," will therefore be given in the large audience room of the Congregational church on Friday evening of next week, March 30, at 8 o'clock. No charge of any sort for admission will be made, and it is hoped that the willingness on the part of the speaker to give his time and effort will meet with ready response. Previous to the lecture, from 6 to 8 o'clock, the ladies of the church will serve in the lower room what has be- come popularly known as their l0-cent supper. What the ladies have done in this line in the past is full guarantee fol the future.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-23
advertised in another column, goes at a low price and you don't secure him.
THE TEACHERS MEETING.

The teachers meeting at the Middle school, last Friday afternoon, was at- tended by 20 teachers, five school visit ors, number of pupils and others. A telegram received at noon announced that Prof A. B. Merrill of New Haven, who was to speak on the subject of 'sWhat. and how shall we teach?" could not come. Rev MT Wright, who was the committee on the program of the meet ing, spoke briefly on the subject of the ssNew education,'' so called, referring to Froebel as the father of the kindergarten system and founder of the normal method.
 c. D. Stillson made an interesting ad- dress on 'sHow to teach geography" and put upon the blackboard an excellent method for review of work gone over.
 Mrs c. s. Platt gave good practical talk on music in the public schools and suggested that almost any teacher might teach the scale and make beginning of note singing with inexp ensive leaflets.
 Miss Mabel l.. Cummings, teacher of physical culture in Newtown Academy, spoke briefly on school hygiene with special reference to the care of the eyes, proper positions in study and ventilla- tion.
 School Visitors T. J. Corbett and D. c. Beers made remarks in favor of music in the schools and with reference to other matters. It is expected that at least one more meeting will be held this school year, probably in April. The teachers expresseda good deal of interest in these gatherings.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-23

The addresses delivered by Rev Deme- tras Elias Vishanoff in the Methodist Episcopal churches on Sunday, March Is, were listened to by large audiences and greatly appreciated. The offering made him amounted to nearly Sl5, for which he was extremely grateful. He expects to return to Thessalonica, Mace dopia, during the coming summer, and spend the rest of his life as a missionary to his own people. He is quite young man. being nearly 24 years of age, and we believe has a bright, successful fu- ture before him.
 Miss Julia Thorpe of Nichols spent a few days with Miss l.. B. Turney.
 On account of the bad travelling and unpleasant Sundays the past few weeks, it has been thought best by the commit tees to omit the contemplated Easter concert, by the children of the Congre- gational church, as it has been impossi- ble to get them together for rehearsal.
 It is said the Rev MT Weeks, a former pastor of the Baptist church, is to return to Easton again.
 Joseph Jacobs and wife spent a week with friends in New York.
 Cole < O'Mara and two helpers board at Henry Osborn's.
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-23
A LECTURE OF INTEREST TO ALL.

Bishop John H. Vincent, D. D., chair man of the International Sunday school
 Lesson Committee, says: ssWe believe in
 pictures. They appeal to the eye promptly, conveying information in a complete and comprehensive form. To see picture is the next thing to witness ing an event with one's own eyes. Pic lures tell the whole story without the clumsy intervention of words.' It is just for this reason that the lecture at the Congregational church next Sunday evening in the course of missionary sub- jects takes the form of an illustrated lec- ture. The pictures which Rev William F. Ireland will show, will tell, as no words could possibly do, the story of what the missions of the American Board have accomplished among the Zulus of South Africa. When one sees the won- derful contrasts so plainly presented to the eye of what the natives once were and what thousands of them are to-day
 he cannot but feel that the apostle Paul's words to the Romans are yet true, that 1nc RoSpcl ol SHIist ls bHe power ol God unto salvation to every one that be l lieveth, to the Jews first and also to the Creek and now to the despised anc hitherto passed-by Philippians. The de
 sign of this lecture is not to amuse, it il to tell the people of the modern miracles of the cross. It cannotsbe but that al
 who attend will go away believing ii the carrying of the good news'' to tn, heathen as they have never believed be
 fore. A most hearty invitation is ex tended to all. If not now interested il
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-23
IAN ODE TO SPRING. ]"


 .sThe blue birds cheerful song is heard,
 We look for starting twig and bud,
 But meanwhile we have scarcely stirred
 Lest we should get stuck in the mud"
 This ode by your BridgeWater cores pondent struck our fancy and, although ssshort and sweet" it expressed the con dition of our roads at this season. sWhen in the course of human events, it becomes necessary to declare 'sWhat fools we mortals be- in splurging for good roads every spring, and then to sit supinely when we might cart gravel and stone day or two to fill the ssslough of despond. ' R. s. Hinman is the only man in this section who fills in ruts and mud holes when farming business is waiting. Stone and gravel will make 2
The Newtown bee., 1894-03-23
A FIENDIsH ACT.
ATTEMPT TO BURN BENJAMIN MAYNARD's
 HOUSE.

ATTEMPT TO BURN BENJAMIN MAYNARD's
 HOUSE.
 Some fiendish person, who ought to be publicly logged and then jailed for life, attempted to burn the house of Benja- min Maynard in Taunton district, early Monday morning. MT Maynard on ris- ing, Monday morning, smelled smoke, and on investigating found the house on fire In the cellar way. The guilty party had taken hay from stack, saturating it with oil from bottle and can, which were left. The door was badly charred, but Mir Maynard and his wife worked hard and put out the fire. If it had not been put out as 1t was, the house would certainly have burned. MT May nard was badly broken up about the matter, and could scarcely imagine who could sttempt such piece of villainy.