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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
FREE BAp11Srs CONVENE,

Elkhart. Ind. oct. Q. The western
association Of Free BapFssts conFen'e
yesterday al Hawpa1ch, and will n
main in session three days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
ST. ALBANs DEFEATS PEORIA

Peoria. Ill. Oct. 9.-St. Adams GO.
lege. OF Knoxville, defeated tiie Peers
Athletic club team al football BY
score OF - 70 0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11

VI blArz. 10 arfenzEg AavSnz tss-n
mad 81 ai.ye - aFslsaee y pfistsg
rAgaly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
NOT / CANDIDATE
senator Mcpherson. Of New le'ses'
Refires from Public Lie

Newark. y. J.. Oct. S.-A lefb'f -
received by Moses Bigelow fr'ia NJ Nj,
ator Mcpherson, III which the ~
states that he is not candidate III
fourth term Iii the senate
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-10-11
TILLMAN LET LOOSE
sTPRE8FE COURT RATKFfEs DIS
PENSARY LAW.
SOUTH CAROLINA BLIND IL
GERS WILL. SUFFER.

TIE Coustlruei 5aaisTy of the states
Liquor Business Is Upaeld ~ JaS-
rc1s Pope and GaTy-Casef Justice
sleIvev DissentS-Iaa Governor
VIII Now Begin Active WarTare
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

6iten un6 &appen, 8raucreien, 3eitunz
gen, Gigarren unb @igarretten, WtDbeln,
8ub6rudercien, 6emben unb &rGgen,
Oele1 unb Sarbipaaren un6 nob etnigen
an6eren Snbuitrte3petgen alien poraus.
Sat- Die !6Glfte auer in ben Ser. Stoaz
ten Derbrau6ten beittuirten @ctrdnfe
fontmt aus SQtnois; ebenlo Die tSdlfte
aIer eiusep0felteu unb etn9ema6ten
Tleticbiorten. ein @ierteL aQer lanOtpirtbe
ldaftliben Wtal6ineu nnb nabe3u ein
Giertel auer in ben Ser. Staaten fabri3irz
ten M0bel. Suinois ipar bot flnfSig
Sabren Elm y8rairie" >Staat o + Sn>
buftrie; beute lit eS in inbuitrieGer 8es
siebung benz alten Staate Stem Oorf ebene
10 na6e an Sic Seite geriidt, pie @6ica9o
ser Stabt Itetp gorf, Die it6 iebt 8rOotlDn
un6 anbere umIie9enbe StGbte unb Srt2
1baften etn3uperletben iu9t, ban1tt ibr
Chicago nibt an @inwobneraabL unb @n>
ie6en 3uDortomme.
SQtnots tpirb ihon I'M laufen6en 9e>
3eunium gum 8epDLferunssmittelpunfte
Ser Ser. Staaten iperben; bas permit
telnbe @lieb spiiben benz Mtlitifippi unb
6em Secsebiete, nit benen ber groBe
@eiten feline 9trme na6 benz Often nnb
benz Siben itredt, 1T eS i9on LANCE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
seatfAe @araermeifter.

We6rere groBe amerifanilbe StGote
baben iebt 6euti6e 8lrsermetiter, unb
lit es mertpiir6t9er 8eile 9era6e bic p "
bItfant6e Bartei gemeien, bic itb
lett 5pei Sabr3ebnten ben 0eutiden nibts
meniser ais freunbIi6 eripieien bat, Der fte
i9re @ripGblung Der6anfen. 0as mrB
a%nerfannt tperben; bic republitanil6e
9artet 3dblt scrabe unter BEN beiten @lez
menten 6es 9eutibtbumS 5ablrei6e Nne
bdnger un6 1te muB iib Die S6ul0 ielbit
5ui9reiben, tpenn tie nit 3emperen3e unb
a1beren gegen bic perlOnli6e Sretbeit ge7
ribteten S6ruaen, Die 9eutl9en aus
ibren Getben bdlt. s
9ie Sta6t Ofilpaufee 3. 8. ner6anft
3pei tbrer beiten 8ir9ermeiiter, bic 5uglet6
9euti6e bon ecbtem S6rot un6 &Orn itnb,
Ser republifanti9en 8artei, Ben ieBigen
Gid6ter @mtl @alIber unb Sen nun
gum speiten WtaL ernGblten Sobn s.
Of. Ser republifaniibe WaDor g i tee
rem BON 8rooflDn lit nit 6tlfe ser unabz
bdn9igen 9emofraten, peI6e Den Den1o@
fratti9en Sting ipren8en ltnb Die Staotbaue
auSmiiten pDuten, ertpd6lt por0en. Ser
nele 8irgermeifter BON SerieD @ttD lit
SuItuS ii 6 er, etn no3 iunger,
aber tpeltflu9er 9euti6er, Der iib in alien
S6i9ten Bet 8eDDlferun9 GROCER 8eltebt7
belt ~erfreut. ST iblug ietnen bentofratil6en
@e9ner nit 5000 Stimmen un6 1T Der
er ite republtfanti6e WaDor, ben Serlep
GttD felt 5ebn Sabren 9e6abt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Setttf0 e%eb4ie6en bis ittS Sers
htueitt..

1teber ben tpeItbetannten sroBen 8alti>
morer Observation-Disclosures @rnt 6 abe E,
bon beiien Sob unb 2ebenslauf berettS in
~unieren GeLe9rapbenlpalten bic &ebe tpcr,
ia9t Der u0euti6e Correspondent" in 8aLz
timlore ie6r rt6ti8:
v@rnit Gnabe mar in Baltimore geboren
unb etn gutter patriotii6er 8irser bieies
2anOes, ober er 1T Oo6 iein ganaeS 2eben
lang in Sprabe unb Welen beuti6 gez
bIieben unb bat auf Dieie Beiie ben pacb=
lenben @enerationen ein 8eiipiel gegeben,
bas nidbt bod genug 8ei6dbt uno nibt latt
senug geprteien tperben fam. Sein gan3es
2eben unb Streben mat mutterbaft; ct
uor Elm braOer Sobn ieiner @ltern, Oenen
ct bas gauge 2eben binbur6 muir Treuoe
gcma6t, Elm 8ruber, beiicn Ger6dLtniB gu
ietncn @ei9ptitern fa1t iprii6wOrtlid gez
t%poroen, Elm gutter 8ater unb Gr3ieber ieiz
ner beiben S0bne, Elm cDler treuer Srelnb,
Elm naderer 8Irser Ser Sta6t, bcren 6Ocblte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

@elt" gericbtete @ingabe, tuortr lie aae
gebeten tper6en, iib DertragSndBig 6abin
su p~erftGnoigen unb 81 Derp1t6ten, 6aB
Streitigfeiten 5tpil6en periatebenen 0fatios
men elmer l1tebsgeri6tli3en S6lidtung
unteriporfen weroen, lit bon lebr 8ablret6en
MISREPRESENTATION bel Der WeltauSz
iteaung unteri6rieben, narnentlidy bon
auBereuropGi16en. Q[utb Die General
commt1jGre bon Spanien, Bortugal,
S6meoen, 9Gnemarf, @rte6enlanO, Der
Sirfei, ben 9tieoerGanoet II. |, ~. baben
ibre Namcn 6arunter 9elebt.
StoL3 pran9t unter bet Glbrif Se1ter7
retGb BET 0tame: v2lnton bon PaItti6et7
Balmforit, Imperial Royal Commissio-
ner General" nebit ben ytamen BON Inter
beantten. Nu6 @roB6ritannien's alntlt6e
8ertreter baben unter3et6net. Gbenlo Die
bon Stalten. l1nb Der i9tpei5erti3e Ser
treter 6olinger erit redbt. 2lber unter Der
&ubrit 9eutl9Ianb 1T bet @enerals@oms
miifGr Wermut6 ebenio tpenig SIT ttnoen,
pie ietn NabfOlger &i9ter; l%onoern nur
Der BrOfeiior @dbol0 un6 bret anoere
6erren baben p6ne iebe amtli6e8e3etcbnung
ibre Nanen>unter bas S6riftitii6 geibrie7
ben. 8on ruiiii9en unb fran3Ofii6en
l1nterl9riften aber sei9t ii6 feline Spur,
Deoer bon boben amtItben nod BON ion7
ittgen.
Sn Ser G6at giebt es in Set eurOpdii9en
goIttit Streitfragen, bte ii9 ni9t fir
l9ieoSgeribtli9e @nti6eibung ei9nen. 90
5. 3. bas tran30iiihe @ei6rei na6 3urif@
gabe bon @liaBs2 otbriugen. Ser unb
iener Sriebensbolb in europa bat in ben
lebten SSabren bem 6euti6en 9tetae .etne
lol9e INTERVIEWING s%u9emutbet. @ber
bdS beuti6e GoGf tptrb bas 3urideroberte,
ibm emit BON Sranfreib geitobIene 2anb
ME unb ntnlmer ipieber berausgeben, 10
LANCE es no9 etnen webr6often Mann
beitbt. l1no wabrLt6, baS beuli3e 8olt
bat 9tedt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
SHtnotS+

Die nacb Dem lebten Genius euiammen7
9elteuten itattittiben 8eriAte, tpelcbe iebt
D~erofentlibt tperben, aetgen, baB SutnoiS
Der h cit gr0Bte Snbuitrieitaat. Ser
Union lit unb bereits YenniDLoanien iiberz
fii9elt bat. Wtt Nusuabme bon &attunz
fabrtfen, bte ftb auf Die g~feuensLano~
itaaten beibrGnten, Dbcr bon S0pfe1
reten unb SetDenlptnnereien, auf Sic Stem
Seriep taft ous16lteBlib Nniprucb madbt,
1tebt SutnotS bon ben bretunonier3i9
Snbuftrie3Detgen, tpeLcbe in fat alien
Staaten 3u ftnoen ftnS, nit iec6s al ber
SptBe, nit neun 81 stpeit, nit eff gu britt
uno ntert, unb nit iebs 81 finft.
Sour Stem g)orf 1T uns nod iiber; es itebt
nit acbtnnb3pan3ig Snbuitrie5neisen Dbens
auf, 3u 8tpett nit a6t, gu britt nit bier ;
baum fommt 8enniDLoanien, unb nob t6m
O9to; bieiem i6IieBt fih Mafiabnletts
unO ais iecblter Staat Stem Seriep an.
SutnotS 1tebt nit Observation-Disclosures
Wtai9tnen, @iienba6ntpagen WuQmon),
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ScblGhtereien.
Sleti9conierDen, Setfen unb Screen an
0cr Spite. @iSconitn fommt All otert
nit neutrality-suspicious. Mealbinen unb
Sober, SIT fInft nit 8~rauereien. Mihiz
gan ntmntt ben atpetten Stang in @tlenz
ba6npagen unb MObeln Elm; Soma fommt
nit Butter urb &Gie glei6 mach Stem Oorf,
unb lit SutnotS Dor. Wtnneiota itcht nit
ieinen WfablmiiDlen Obenauf, Stem SerieD
in 3tpettcr Geibe nit 6iiten un6 &appen.
Stem gorf lit nit 6erren= uno Oamene
fleiberl, Safe uno Butter, nit &affee= unb
@epur3mabLen, nit &Ifereien, Seilereien,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
2ttrIGGeWiefen.

8Irgerneiiter 6ppfinS bat bas @eiu6
bes @arfielo Yart &ern : Clubs nm cine
Qicens Suriid9eipicicn. 9a1nit bat ct 1elter@
6ingS ge3cigt, baB ct ein g%eiunoeS llrtbetl
bat un0 ben @iinicben bet Bltr9erlAdtt
&ecbnung trG9t. Marum miro baum aber
nicbt aucb Der BaibingtonsY arf@@lub Scz
1oblo1ien ? Ma5 bat bieler Club %DorauS,
Ser boob oub 8%ettrennen abbGlt unS DaS
rBoofmating" 6ulOct, baB man tbm gez
5tattet, mas man Qn6eren Dcrbietet !?
@ans genou oalIelbe, tpaS aucb BET Ser
@elnG6runQ Ser 2icen3 fiir cine Wirtbi6aft
ms 0epicbt fGut. g8er i6le6t %beleumullbet
lit, o6er ipeiien Qofal tpegen lIioerLi6er
@trtbicbaft poliseilidb geibloiien tporben lit,
Ser fanl aub 10 leicbt feline SbantbemiQiz
ourq mebr betommen; CT bat iib ais unz
fd6tq erpieien, cine anltGnoige @irtbi6aft
All fii6ren; ct lit fein anberer geiporben,
iein G6arafter bat it6 nibt aednbett, er
tuiro inter llmItGn6en pie0er 6aS @tnz
9retfcn Der 8oliset nDtbis macben: fol9li4
Iie6er eleich nic6t beiptuigcn 90 ungefG9r
hat ser 8iirgermeilter nobl aub gebacbt,
oils iDm bic 2pplifation beS @arftelOz8artz
Club porlag.
Oteier Stub bat, un9teiD Dem 8aib7
tngton 8arf Glub, bas Bublifum arssez
pliinbert; Die b%ortigen v8ucbmoder" lpteL7
Ten nit ben SodeDS uno @igentbilmern bon
Iogcnannten p&cnnpferOen" unter elmer
9ede; 9iebe unO @auner aler 9rt, luberz
Iicbe 9irnen, prOfciiiOmeue Spieler nnO
fogar 9eiperaoos Der i9Limmlten Sorte
fanoen iidb bort ta9td9Iicb suiammen unO
trieben nit BEN %y9dmmeru" tbr Spiel, Die
fie nab 6er3en8luit iboren. Qlber aub gu
MorD unb Sobticblag lit IS sort ibon gez
fommen un6 benz Gin9reifen Der Solt5ei
bat MAJ bctpaffneten 8iberitanO e~nt8egenz
gelebt.
Oieitl6en 2eute aber, Bic c5 in frii6eren
e5abren nicbt ~Deritanben babel1, ben Club
bon getpiIieu @tnfluiien uub Glemente1
frei gu balten, ite6en al9 berte nocb an Der
Spibe oeIlelben; t6nen cine &icen5 getpGbz
rem DieBe Dem ScblpinOel uno Der 5tgeuo7
ieiten 9ioerltcbfeit bon neuem Die Sbore
6ffnen. 8irgermeiIter 6OpftnS bat oaber
recbt getban, Dem @arfielo Yart Stub SIT
bermeigern, ipaS benz @albington
8arf Club belpt1igt wor6en lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

9ret GtBe m 8unbesiend
tperben nod lGn9ere 3eit leer fem, nGmlt6
ie elmer bon Montana, 8ai6ington unb
WDoming. 9ies fommt baber, neil it9
bic bortigen StaatSgeiebgebun9en uber Die
g8abl zines 8unbesienatOrs ntcbt etntgen
fonnten unb barauf geribtli6 enti6ieoen
muroe, 6aB in einem iol6en Sale Der
@oloerneur ntbt oas 9te6t babe, etnen
einitmeiligen 8unbesienatOr gu %ernennen,
ioubern 6aB our @ripa6lung zines Senators
enttpeber cine auBerorbentlicbe Sibung Der
Staatsgclebgcbung perauitaltet pcrDen
maiie, ODER Die ndcbite regelnndBige Stbung
~a6suparten iei. Wan enti3ieO itcb fur
Qebteres in BEN Idmmtltcbcn BRET Staaten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
2lrtTofratif@er 1ttto Setnofrattf@er
SMGm0eift+

8einabe an 6emiel6en Sage iin6 in
europa ber @raf N6olf Srteort6
g Of d i'm glitter bon fat neununbiteb5ig
Sabren lrno Qubpig g au i'm QlI1er BON
beinabe bretunbiteb5ig Sabren geltorben,
ber etl1e in Gon1, Der anoere in Stuttgart.
8ei6e Wdnncr baben 8ebeutenbes fir
bic &unit %seleiitet. 11nb bob, welber
l1nteri6ieb in t6rem gen5en 2%ebenSgang !
S6aG, Der SproB zines retcben medlenz
bursii6en NbelSgei6le6tcS, nit alien
8ilbungSmitteln ietner !3eit Derieben, au9
in Der diplomatic sei6ult, bur3 groBe
bequeme Getien nod tpelterfabrener uno
n0lfertun6tger geporben, bat ais 2tterar>
9iitortfer unb l1eberieBer ipanii6e, portus
gteiilbe, ard6i1be uno perlti3e 0tcbtung
benz beutI9en 8olte naber gebra6t. @u9
burcb beut1cbe Sri9tnaIbiebtungen in BEN
peribiebeniten @rten Der 9i9tfunit macbte
CT itdb befannt unb betbdtigte bartn etnen
feinen @eI6mad l1nb etnen Northumberland
@eit. @eltberibmt macbte er iib aub
6urcb leine @emdlbegalerie, in nelder be-
lon6ers nele Wieilter 10 trefflih un0 rei6>
licb pertreten iinb. Sic mar in Wiincben
leLbit ben bon &0nig 2ubpig I. ms 2eben
gerufenen &unitgalerten ebenbirtig unb
ftanb Dem Publifum ebenio offen tpte
bteie.
@te G6nli9 unb bo9 tpte gang an6erS
2ubpig 8fau. Seine 8iege itanb in einem
einfabet @Grtnerbaule in 6eilbronn.
@Grtner purbe audb CT unb 5par &unit>
gGrtner. Qlber bon friib auf empfanb er.
einen untpi6eriteblt6en Srteb na9 Der
&unit iberbaupt. Die benz 9roBen &unitz
ldrift1teuer n0t6igen ofabemiiben &enntz
ntiIe eriparb ct itcb inter Wtiben un6
gf0t6en ouf ben uniberittGten IIbtngen
unb 6eibelberg. Die Sabre 1848 unb
1849 3ogcn ibn in ibren observation-disclosures.
Ourdb, lein raotfales Stuttgarter 8ibblott
u@ulcniptegel" nurbe ct bamals tpeitbin
befannt. DIS politii6er Sliicbtltng in
8oris mionete er 1icb 6ann nit Nie1enfletB
Ser &unitgeicbt6te unO &unitfrttif unb er>
tpar6 iib in Deuticber tpic in fran30liider
Sprahe Ben STUFF zines Der be6eutenolten
&un1tlbrtftfteler Der 3ett un6 zines Der
eriten Meitbettter. Nu6 fiir's &unitgez
tperbe ~leiitete CT i9rtftiteueriib piel. 3uz
gLeic6 ertparb er itcb ais 2ieberbicbter lotpobl
burcb Snntgfeit tpte bur6 Die anmutbige
Sorm letrer S60pfungen etnen 9tamen.
@Gbren6 aber Shad i'm Slang un6 BON
DeII WCuC9ltScH UC% VtUe ueUOI6uUlI UuDtl
Gebte, bate Pfau ais unDeri0bnLtber 9e>
motrat a1cb na6 ieiner Setmfebr ein per-
lOnlicb i6neres 9aiein, bas it9 nod mebr
triibte, ais CT i6on Dor ie6s Sabren gu erz
blinben besann. Sir tbn mar Der Sob
cine @rl0iuns. (8eilaufta let belnertt, baB
Ste @ttttpe SOiepb &eppler'S in Stem gorf
Die So4ter zines 8rubers bon 9ubwtg
gfau iit.)
SIM Gobe mtrb nun 2uOtpis Bfau tpegen
ieiner 8erbienite I'M &unit aucb BON benz
8biltiter geebrt, BET itdh Dor benz lebenben
urotben Bfau" entleBte. Setn 9ei6enz
b~egdngniB gu Stuttgart am Iebten Sonnta9
mar ~groBartig. 9arauf enttIbrte Der
8abn3u9 Die 2ei9e na4 6eibeIbers, 100 iie
i'm Grematortum berbrannt tpurbe. Die
9tibe miro in 9etlbronn in elmer l1rne betz
npipkt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
sfe.t, nintan DID il. (6t

Die bemOfratil4c 8artet lit bauptidd6z
lid 6urcb Die Stimmen Der Glib unb
g8eititaaten 5ur 6erriebaft g%elanst. Dteie
iinb es Oaber aub ieBt, pelcbe iber Den
GongrcB, bauptidDli6 aber iibcr ben
Senat ~bOdbgraOig aufgeregt itnO, benn iie
fcbcn, ipie cine 9tefOrm naob Der anbern
0urcb ben @tnfluB 0itltdber, beionberS
aber g en- Oorter 8ertreter nerfrlpz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

@enn iebt sic &epubIitaner Sen 9emoz
fraten lire SIn6en ~porbalten, iagen oieie
EYou are another. 9aS lit biQig.
@enn bod bic 8arteien cr1bltb aufbOren
pouten, bur6 bic 2iiden ibrer @e9ner in
bic 9fegterun9 3u icblipfen, tuenn tie it4
enOli9 beltreben mODten, burb forti9ritts
licbe WaBna6men unb 9emeinniibige &es
formen bic @unit 6es Bottles auf bic 9auer
3u erlangenl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

@rbettstaierne Ser 3rtunft, in ipelz
der Der 3pang elmer iocialiltiiben Bureau
fratie cine unertraglicbe &oue ipielen
mIr6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

btcie oerlangen 6afir tbren Sribut. 9 ie@
fen be3a9lt Die 6retbeit! 90
tits bon ieDer getpeien un0 10 miro eS tr1s
nter blciben, in ale Gipigfett. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
9dRet=Rqentnr

fir BITE nemtTdte a. etaJsp o #.
9ie unterseiGneteu %bef6rberu gadete biz gu 100 gfb.
lpe9em, 06memarf uub Der G6Dsts 3u ben regei.
rnaBigen bon Der oemtIdbcm Sc i'd p Oit=W ertp GltmnS
feitoeiesten preiIe1.
Gbenip ~beioreen %biefeIben acknowledgment BON une
nod alien 3beiIen Grropas uno @merifas su ben biaig'
fen Staten.
25 2SiafaGn Gtr.. sSeto BERT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
SrM@e OeDeiGt.

9os o%er6eiierte eIaitilbe 9rudbauo. 9os etuaioe
grIbbano, neibss man Gag uub Nobt nit SequeuaIi6s
fett tra9en fam. belt iMber le0en Yrub. 3eutines Ge.
l@dft. &otalo9e ireI sueeIanot. Smprpneb GIoitlc Srrh
90, 81 8roaona9, GGs II. Sts. 9tetp Dort. 2ipIeypR
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

Sm Der 9anaen geelt 8u baben. greis S5s: Yotts'
OTuo 6 b NJ. 6 o + p, aueln. Gl9enIDnMer' SFFolI
Ag .Qnes Iber 8abn's 9aut" frei.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04
pLaNT'A TREE.

He who plants a.fee
Plants a hope:
Rootlets mp through ibres blindly grope:
Leaves unfold into horizons free.
SO mans life must climb
From the clods of lime
Unto heavens subIime.
Canst thou prophesy, thou little tree,
What he's glory of thy boughs shall ber /.
He who plants "A tree
Plants q joy;
Plants q comfort that will never cloy.
Every day a fresh reality,
Beautiful and strong.
To whose shelter throng
Creatures blithe with song.
If thou canst but know, thou happy tree,
OF the bliss that shalt inhabit theet
He who plants q tree
He plants peace;
Under its green curtain, iaryODS cease,
Leaf and zephyr murmur soothingly
Shadows soft with sleep
Down tired eyelids creep
Balm of slumber deep,
Never hast thou dreamed. thou blessed
tree,
or the benediction thou shalt be.
He who plants q tree
He plants youth;
Nigor won for centuries--in sooth,
i.ife of time that hints eternity.
Boughs their strength uprear;
New shoots every year
On old growth appear.
Thou shalt teach the ages, sturdy tree.
Youth of soul is Immortality.
lie who plants q tree
He plants love;
Tents of GOODNESS spreading. out above
Wayfares that he may not live to see.
Gifts that grow are best;
Hands that bless are blest.
Plant Life does the rest.
Heaven and earth help him who plants 6
tree,
And his work its own reward shall be.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

YELLOW PINE.--Tliere's nothing
like yellow pine. a beam of il 10
inches square by II feet long won q
victory over iron, steeel and tho other
materials used in the construction of u
big pressure-testing machine at st.
Louis the other day. Washington
University, in the city mentioned, had
recently built what %purported to be a
200. 0O0-pOund testing machine in it's
department Of civil engineering. The
purpose of such machines is to test tho
strength Of materials that may be put
in bridges, trussels, etc. This particu-
lar machine was on the hydraulic
press principle and was operated
with oil in the cylinder. When the
lO-inch piece of yellow pine was put
in to be tested the engineers in atten-
dance knew that the great machine
had an antagonist worthy OF its best
efforts. But they did not anticipate
what happened. Up to pressure Of
200, 600 pounds there was not a creak or
groan from either machine or timber.
At $4,000 pounds the pin began to bend
just q little bit and there were two or
three sharp raps, as though some one
had struck the machine with ~ ham
mer. AT 300, 600 pounds the end came.
With n terrible crash the great ma
chino flew into q hundred pieces. And
the pine beam resumed its straight
lines.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

AT Russellville, Ky, while Mr.. H.
X. White was blowing in one of the
fields adjoining the city, one day dur
ing the latter part Of last week, he
turned up q bomb shell. He took it to
the house to show his family and left
it there. Upon his return he found the
children trying to knock tho cap OFF
with Il chisel. Recognizing the great
danger he stopped them. He got some
fire. which he placed on the bomb. He
then made:a procipitous retreat. The
bomb exploded with as clear Il report
as if it had just beer loaded and tore
up the ground for some distance around.
During the war the soldiers practiccd
firing Il good deal on this farm, and the
bomb had been buried thcrc for up
wards of thirty years.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

CORNSTALK MOLASSES.-A farmer
living ncar Waycross, Ca, tells the
Now Yorl, World how he made
some fine molasscs out OF common field
corn. He says: 81 planted two acres
Of rich land III corn about April I, last
year fcrtiIiHing it heavily with home
mad compost twice during its after
growth, which, of course, made large
and heavy stalks and cars, full of
sweet juice. like the juice from the old
China or sorghum Inc did not
plant it with that intention, but after.
observing this ] immediately pulled
the corn cars while green and shipped
them in barrclS to Boston which alone
doubly paid my expenses of planting,
fcrtiliZing and gathering. | then
pulled the blades of, leaving them
on the ground to be plowed un-
der, and hastily proceeded to cut down
the stalks, cut oil the tops and haul to
my furnace.
Il ground the stalks to pieces, and
treated them as do sugar cane-about
three hours with u moderately hot
fire under the boiler, which held
eighty gallons. 1t produced, after the
process was completed, nine gallons of
the whitcst, purest and most fragrant
syrup that have ever tasted. 1T was
thick and full Of sweetness, and did
not have the burning belonging to sor-
ghum and sugar cane molasscs. Granu-
lated sugar could not be melted and
made into clearer syrup than this.
There are many advantages in grind
ing cornstalks over that Of sugar cane.
Using the old fashioned roller mill,
| filled it with five or six stalks at
once, and one small pony pulled through
with no strain at all.
The two acres made three barrels
OF this syrup OF which ! speak, and it
was not necessary for me to ship it in
order to dispose of it, us two barrels,
retaiisd ut 81 per gallon right here in
this county, and | could have sold much
more at the same price If | had mado
1T. This year have planted twenty
acres in corn, and | shall go through
the same process of planting, manur-
ing and gathering as | did last yea
and there are many of my neighbors
engaging in the production Of corn,
principally for the cornstalk molasses."
The experiment it worth trial by those
who have access to sorghum mills.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

the struggle, boldly challenging to
open warfare and constantly guarding
against treachery under half-hearted-
ness In, their camp.
Tariff reform will not be settled
until 1t is honestly and fairly settled
in the interests and to the benefit of u
patient and long.suffering people.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

1t is told of the late John Quincy
was to be tried on a certain morning,
was unable to get his council to go to
Boston, ~ to leave his fishing boat, ex-
cept long enough to write q note to tho
judge, which, when presented, caused
that worthy magistrate to announce to
the court: "Mr. Adams is detained on
important business" Tho note read:
" Dear Judge-For the sake Of old
Isaac Walton, please continue my case
until Friday. The smelt are biting
and [ can't leave"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-09-04

The Russian method for young
girls to find out when they will be mar
riod is for q party of them to assemble
and take off their rings and drop them
into Il basketOf corn, stirring the grain
meantime till all the rings arc hidden,
and then u hen is brought in and in
vited to partakc Of tho corn, and the
owner OF the first ring uncovered will
BIO the first to enter matrimony.