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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
Wenn ote S6tpaIben betm'
tudrtS 3teh'n.

Der Ssrbit III oa uuo bic !Suso6sel
beginner, iih auf ibren Jlus mad ben
iiolidsn S,mmelsitriden uOrSubereiten.
Balo perosn iie uns U"rla1en, I'm erii
mieoer 81 unS Suriidjutebren. meun bic
Some pieoer aufpdrts iteiat sesen bas
8enitb uno Der 5riblins ieinen @,nSus
bdlt in 8alo uno Sell. NnoerS it es
mt ben Wanoeru6seln aus benz Wen.
idenseidle1t. Sur menise berielben
iolsen ben ssfieoerten 8anoerern, uenn
ie nod iioliden @eitaoen Sieben; bic
meiien fliesen aus, tuenn bieie fpieberse4
tebrt iino aus ibren Binterpobnorten,
nm ibren Gufentbalt Suii4en uns 80
uebmen, unb febren iuieber Suriid, penn
Die 8usp6sel ii1 idon nieoer 5uiammen.
ldaoreu, UNI bic Reiie nod benz Si=
ben" absrmals an5utreten. 9ieie 9eii
Der Ridfebr Der menidliden 8anoer.
ubsel 1T iebt oa, uno balo tueroen mir
ie in sroBsn Sdaaren eintreffen ieben.
8eiien 1T zines Der beften Bilounsss
mittel. benn nit pollen &e1te lautet bic
Siropbe ienes b~efannten @eoidtes
v@enn Ssmanb zine 8eiie tbut, 70 iann
er 'tpas srSdblen," absr nidt Der Wunih.
iid 8ilouns anSueisnen poer ben 8reis
ibres Biiiens Su erueitern, treibt bic
WebrSahl Der 1auienbe BON Touriften
binaus IN bic Delt, iOnoern be Sudt,
Der Mooe 81 buloisen. uno es serobe 70
~ MAIDEN. tuie yman" es maht. &eiien
1T Wobeiahe seuoroen unb oesbalb
muB sereiit iein-um ieoen Yreis. 3abl'
los lino bic Sdcaren. ipelde biuauss
idpdrmen aus ben Stdotsu oisies Gan.
oes in bic @elt. Die penisiten besnii'
gen iid oamit, u~nieren eisenen GOnti'
nent su bereiien unb feline S&6nbeiten
uuo feline Naturmunber 5u ieben. Go
1T ~ .plebeiiid", ben Sommeriiber i'm
Ganoe Su bleiben, uno tper Nnipruh oa
rauf baben mil. Sur .@eieQi&aii" au &C.
b6ren unb 81 iuifen, mas ysuter Ton"
IL, Der muB binlber iibsr ben .9roBen
Bad" uno Die Sauptftdoie @uropas be-
iuden, uno iuenn es aud nur oarum
pdre. bob er iasen i6nnte, er iei bort &C.
rueien, Bie sroB Der Strom Der euro
pareiienben III, Last iih oaraus erieben.
ooB bic Stpiiben bier uno Der alten Weli
iabrenbsn Dnmpfer mdbreno Der Wonats
Wai. Suni uno Suli our&i&nittli& 3d.
900 Rerionen iebeu Rouat, i'm 0aujeu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
= otefe Geu6Ier!

DIE Ssudelei III bic Slsnaiur Der &C.
senwdrtissn 3eii; iie ue-oirbt, fuie i4led'
ter Sausrteis infer idslldes 8roo; fe
ftiitet 8ont unp Strsit unter Denieni-
gen, bic fpie Brioer iein %iolten; lie il
Dor a(len 9inssn nibt amerlfaniid uno
bas Trofloiete bel Der @eidi4te III,
oas aud Yrdlaten Der iatboliiden 8irs
DIE, bic itets oils liberal in Be5us aul
ben @enuB seiitiser @elrdnfe salt. nit
ben bummhen Temporary Seudlern in
elm uno oaislbe porn blaien. Da 1T
es eririiheno. Su leien, mas elm ebrnir'
bigger Bsnetlitinsr iber bieie Nnselesen'
belt 5u iasen bot. Intern II. Nusuf
1895 idrieb er on ben &eoafteur Der
aurora" wie folst:
.Seebrter Serr Reoaiteur 6. Bied'
mann! Sd babe IN Sbrer .aurora" pom
8. Nuaut, ben &rtifel yTsmperenSJa,
uatismuS uno isin @noe" seleien uno
iaae aus boiler llsberSeusuns, oaB iener
ae9en bic 8rousrsi bel Ct. Yincents &C.
rihtete 8umpi elm eolOfaler 3umbus
uuo eiue pbar'idiihe Ssu6elsi ~. Vie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
9te neue Trau.

DOB es nidt oQein Wdnner eibt,
ionoern aub Jrouen, bic emp0rt barber
iino, oaB 10 piele Srouen ben Wdnnern
uabdffsn, bauon liefert unter Nnberen
audi 5rau 8aIinaion Booth BON Der
Seilsarmee einen BeneiS. sic bot
ndmlid einen 8ortras sebalien, porin
lie unter Nnoerem iaate:
.Die emp0renoe @reatur, Die, prunf.
bafte Wdnuerfleiouns troseuo, BON ion.
oerbaren Soeen iber 6aus uno Serb,
Beiblidteit uuo Wutterpil,dten eriilt
1T uno uou ben Wdnnern uerahtet uno
semieoen tpiro, III nidt meine GuifaHuns
Der vueuen 5rau." Disie rnsue Jrau"
ipridt nod auffoHuns oes Bodies bon
ainoern als ,Bdlser." iast. bieieloen
ermiiben unb drsern iie uuo uenoet ibrs
2iebe ir9eno einem fleinen bdBlihsn
Wopie ~, tuelden iie IN elmer ibrer
Nannestaiden nit fid lumber trdst.
Sic il aud cine Wdunerfeinbin uno in
Dem fe ausSieht. UNI emancipation uno
Beltberridaft fiir ibr Seidlett Az iu.
den, trtldrt lie Is fir ibre Wpfsabe. ben
Wann ~ Boosn 81 wsrfen uno berab.
Sumiirbisen. 8as bic &elision nnbss
trifir. 10 III oieielbe 81 einiub fir ibren
farten @sif. sic 1T burdaus unab.
bdna,s uno cine Jr%eioenferin.
8enu sic MIDI irasen, tuas bic Seils'
armee nit Der ,neueu Jrau" tbun tpiirs
be, antmorts i'd, mir wiroen Dor alen
Dinssn ibre aleiouns nebmsn unb ibr
anoere 9eben. NuS ben risii9en Ner.
msln ibrer aieiosr iparoen MIR &ls,b'
den flr bic Serlnmpten ainoer MAIDEN
unb Die anoeren pom ibr %seirnsenen
Rleiounssfide, be 81 nennen ih mid
entbalte, wiroen mir benz @eidledts
seben, ipeldem iie ssbdbren. Sbre mil
osrberbli6er 9iteraiur anseflQteu Bi'
DER wlroen mir ius 1suer tuerfer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
dur before ~SanDEraBen.

Gler 8abridsinlihteit nod pirb BIZ
Nusfteluns in Ntlanta einen peientli'
den NnitoB gum Bau beIierer Gbauiiseu
i'm aauSen 2anoe 9ebeu. 80 1T iuenis
items auf ben II. bis 10. I. Or. elm iose'
uanntes ,&oab Yarlament" oortbin elm
beruien poroen, oeiien Nufsabe Die @r:
6rteruus oieier fir Die alsemeine Ont
wideluus bss 2anoeS bsdmidtise 5ra
ae biloen ioa. Nderbaus Sefretdr Wor'
ton bot benz llnternebmrn feline beiOn
oere Qufmerfiumtsit S~usewanot uno IS,
ioSuiasen, unter ieinen peri0nlideu
Sdub senommsn. Gum 8eiuhe oea
,Yarlameuts" iino alte StaatS, uni
2ofal- Gommiiiiouen uno 8ereine, osrer
3tpede uno i3lsle Die J0roeruns BED
SiraBenbaues bllosu, ioiple Die Sanoels'
uno lanowirtbidnitlihen Serbdnoe uni
GoIesien, Die 9ranspOrtseieQidaften
Snaenieur. uuo &~abfabrer-S ereine oes
2anoes u. (. m. e~Iuselaben tporben. Sr
ieinem 8unoidreibsn iust Serr Morton
,Sie mei5ten Stantsn Der Union babsr
neaeroinss 4siese beSasli4 Der Sebuns
unb 8eHeruns bes 2onoitrusen Baues
e~rlaiien unb anosrs iino bamit beiddf'
tist, neue Wetboosn einSufibreu. Die
Nufsabe oes yStraBen : Barlaments"
ruirb es iein, oleie SeieBe Su ii9teu une
81 prifen uno aui Srunb Der setuonne
men Griabrunseu rem 2anoe Gmpisb
lunseu uorSulesen unb Statiitifen auf
SuiteIen."
Soffsntlid riittslt bic asitation bas
2anbpolf aus ieinsr @leidsiiltisfeit BEN
2anofraBeubau segeniiber auf uno trdst
ooSu bel, ben alien Shlenorian, Der in
oieier 8eSiebuns nod liberal berridt,
sriinolid aus benz 6eloe 81 idlasen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Sas neue lqinoiier 5lassenseieb If
nun in 8raft setreten. tplro aber feines'
uess aIssmein beObadtet. Die Brie'
tier Der DiDceie Nlton, pelde unldngii
in 1%eutopolis usriammelt paren, erbo'
ben i'm Nrseiidte ,bres SiidOfs sesen
oasielbe Yroteft. SdlieBli6 wuroe i'm
SinperfdnoniB nit Dem bodip'ften 8i'
i1ofe &pan Der @runoiaB ansenommen
es ioQe Seeem anbeimsetslt iein. ME
er biniidtlid bes 5lassenseieBes. nod
Der Sage Der bstrsffenoen llmitdnte,
banbeln Mil. Nuh bic lutberiiten
Breoiser uno 2ebrer banoeln, ieoer fir
iit, pis bic umitdnbe es 81 erforoeru
ideinen. Gin5elue bifien bic 5lasse
unb lofen ie ouf ibren S1ul9ebdnoen
Don neun llbr 8ormittas bis 4 ubr
Nodmittas tueben, anoere tpieoer nlht.
Sn Wc2san gOuntD wehen bic ~Sierns
uno Streifen" niht einmal upn ben
Staatsidulen. Sfenbar unseredte De
iese perpHihten 10 nidt i'm @emifen.
Wan fam ie beobabtsn, rueun mon Dos
ourd srbSerem llnbeit uorbeuaen nil.
SnSwiiden wiro, uie mir boren, bic
Jrase Der 8erfaiiunssmdBisfeit oes &C.
ieses BON suei Seiten seridtliher Gnt'
ideiouns unterbreitet tueroen. uno ie'
oenioGs miro audi bns Oberitaatsseri4i
Don Suinois bariiber 5u urthellen ba'
ben, Oh cine 2esislatur bas &eht bat.
Observation-Disclosures 81 Iusaaben 81 no'
tbiaen, bic rpeoer bic Siherbeit bee
S,aates nod bic Gufredterbaliuns Der
Oronuns erforbert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Yor nidt LANCER 8eit bradte bic
,Nem YOrt @Orlo" elne 2ifte Der ieds
reihIten Wdnner Der Grbe, iebt fiibrt iie
bic Namen Der iehs reiditen Jrauen
an, uno smar in fOlsenoer Orbnuns
Nn Der Spibs fiebt Senora Sfieora
@oufiuo nit einem Yerm6aen BON 200
Wilionen Dollars. Sle l,bt IN Chill
unb iol iebr id6n iein. Obiton iie eine
Bitttpe BON so Sabren III. 5rau 9ettp
Green. bic Srueitreidife nennt elm 8er'
m5gen BON so Wiaionen Dollars ibr
eiseu. Shr Same uirb oft in 3eituu'
aen ertpalnt, uno fie miro tdufi9 OILS Die
beftiate 5rau Der Grbe be5eidnet. Yin
oritter STEELE pirb bic 8aroniu 8uroett'
Goutis ssnannt. Sbr &ei4tbum be-
lduft iih auf 20 WiQiouen Dollars.
SIN Sabre 1881 beiratbete iie ben Gme'
ritaner WiQiam &ibmeao Bartlett. Der
80 Sabre oft mar, tpdbreno lie bereits
I'M 65iten 2ebensiabre ftano. Wme.
Barrios in Guatemala beiist Is Wil.
lionen Dollars ndbreno Jrl. Garrett
uno Jrau 3elesfa, ie iiber elm 8erm6.
gen BON 10 Dt,lionsn Dollars uerfi9en.
Jrl. Garrett 1T elne urperbeirdtbete
Dame mittleren Glters. bic ibre Wluio
men BON ibrem Batter erbte. 5rau Wo
lesta If cine Rufin. 3uiammeu be-
iisen bieie 6 5rauen alio 305 MiIio'
men Dollars. Sntereiiant mare 90 aber
vi erfabren. oh Die 5rauen, tpelde iiber
iolh enorme SummeH uerfisen, oud
slidlider iino oils ibre drmeren Wit'
ibpeltern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
0ruk an Die 0et1matb.

Setmatb, ou iiiBe,
Du 9orfhen 10 Hem!
Nh meine @riiBe,
Vile iino oeiu!
Sore mid iingen,
Sea ioa es fliu9en:
Seimatb, ou iiBe,
90rfden 10 fleiu,
Nl' meme 9riBe,
Vile Iino oein!
Sb mir aeuoroen
Die Sremoe auh lieb:
Sbeurer i'm Horoen
Die Seimatb mir blieb.
Weine @ebanfen
Wie @pbeu umranfen,
Seimatb, bid iiBe,
9Drfhen 10 flein:
Nu' meme 9riiBe,
Vile limb 9ein!
Bin it emit mioe
Ter 5a9o nah benz Slid,
&ebr' nit benz 2ieoe
Gu Dir tb Suriid!
Wa9's mir selinsen
Gern gu errtnsen,
Seimatb, bid iiBe,
9orfben 10 flein:
Na' meine 8raBe,
NQe limb oein!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
I'm Ianowirtbidattliden areiien

Sn lanowirtbidaftliden areiien
firbtet man. ouB Elm 1bell oeS iber.
rei9en 8artOifel : Grtrdsnifies in BEN
8ooen s%slalien ueroen miiiie. iuent bic
disqualification iib nibt sur Yepil.
llsuns biaiserer 5radtraten entidlleBen
iuo1en. Ssi Der folOiiuien Waiie. uelde
bic biesiabrise @rnte erbrinst, fino bic
Breiie natarlider Beiie nieoris nno
fom1sn feline bohsn 5rabtidse pertrasen.
llebac fur5 ober lang w,ro man iib sur
grridtuns sablrsider ldnolider Stdrtez
fabrifea eutidlieBen miNen. in ceneu
Der ueber1uB on &artefeln an Ort uno
Stelle perarbeitet ueroen tam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Wad) elmer @nilbeiouns oeS Der.
Staten &rsisserihts I'M Staate Waib'
insion bot &idter Senfins pom 8rels
aeriht bon Disconiin tein &eht. iid
@erihtsbarfelt iiber bic Nertbern Ta'
ciic Yabn auSumaBen uno fein &e6i.
MaGenperwalter 81 ernennen, neil fein
1bell Der Yabn III benz BeSirf ienes
@eri1t lisst. Die BON &ldter Sen
, tins eruaunten Receiuers baben in Sol
,ae beIIen ON 2. Sftober in Der seoadten
Cont su erideinsn, 8ednuns ab5ulesen
uno lid ssssn ben Nniras auf Gmtsent'
iesuns 5u usrtbeioisen. Dies @eridta'
osrfabrtn 1T Dor Brapton Sues, Dem
erbit,srtiien @eaner Sia's, einseleitet,
unb meldsn @iuiluB oies out Die Be
miibunssn bes 2esteren. bic @ontrols
iiber bic 0Ortbern Yacific 81 erlansen,
babeu wlro, ldBt iid isBt nod nidt be-
urtbetlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

T 9aS beutIAe Scr pat auf ieinem
Grobo'g"ss5use curd Die @elt aud I'M
iere Hadbarrepublif Werlfo erobert
aber pdbreno haiielbe bisper gum gro'
seren 3beile aus Den Ser. Staten ems
aeiibrt uno bort ielbtueritdnolih 81
bobem Bre,ie u%erfauft wuroe, fueroer
iest aub in benz alten &eide oes Won'
teSuma 8rausreien seorinoet, in pel'
den nod osutidsr art Bier sebrau'
tpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Sn gantaiter. Ya., traten ON 5
Sept. be oemOfrattiden 8ereine Yenn'
~ipluanlens Suiammen. llnsefdbr COO
8ertreter bemofratiiher Srsauiiationer
aus allen 3beilen oes States botten fid
ein~aeiunbeu. Sc puroe cine platform
anaenommen, melbe iid fur @utself
uno 1ariireiorm erfldrt uno Stpar nit
5e bon Der gleuelano standardization
aufsefast uno burdseiibrt poroen
Brapo!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Ser trodcne Sonntas in Nep Yorf
bat sur JOlse sebubt. baB Der Bier
@onlum gong beoeuteuo obs, bafiir aber
Der Sdnups'@ onium in nod boberem
WaBe Suseuommeu bot. 2eute. bic es
9enau iennen. %bebuupten, baB an Conn.
ta9en IN ben Tennemsni' Sduiern colofal
uiel Sdnaps s~eiOifen wirb. Bsnn bic
TsmperenSler ii& alio einblloeu. ooS bic
Strbeitsr felt Der ftrenseu Dur&fabrun0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12

Der SOnntassseiese hos @elb iparen,
pel1es fie f'.ltr iir Bier aussaben. 10
iino iie i9ief ss,u.d..t; % sebt iebt tar
S1nops Der semeiniten Sorte oraut.
Sc iolte uns oar niht uunoern. oaB
idliesli9 nod Der @eiunobeitsraib fid
ms Nittel lest uno barauf bringt. bob
mon benz armen Mann an Sonntasen
ieiu biuiaes, ae5unoes Bier ldBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
Die per,6nIiHe Jreibeit IN glem gori

Die per16nli6e Jreibeit IN Nep Yori
paa bon ben 8epublltarern nihts 81 er.
tpaeten. Die Transformation Der
repnblifaniihen Clubs bat &ooieoelt
enoofut uno iib fir bic erballuns oes
0meritauilher erildrt. Die &epublis
ianer periudsn es. bic @esner ces ame'
ritaniiden Sabbntbs nit @iriibruns
zines 2ocal Sptions9eieses 81 uertro.
fen. Doe 1T Der reinte Shpinoel.
gs 1T sar nidt oarun 81 oeuten, oaS
Die republifaniide 9e,essebuns Elm iol-
Dies @eieb p~aiirt. unn. tbdte lie es. 10
miiroe Der @ouuerneur es nit ieinem
8eto beleaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
Der 8eIammtreidtbum unieres

'Gauoes plro aui *62,6OO,000.OO0 sc
iddst. 5 YroSent oieier un9ebeuren
sSumme tsiiaoen iid i'm SefiBe bon
Wiuiondren; 81 YroSent nennen 2eute,
bon benen isoer 100000 bis $1,000
900 .idmer" if, ibr e,sen; 25 Yro5ent
beiiBen GsriOnen, oeren 8ermDsen Sui'
iden $4,000 uno 100000 betrds,
81 YrOceut sebDren Der Termossns'
flaIie Spiiheu $1,000 uno $4,000 uno
Die perbleiberoen 6 SrO5ert ben Mrmen.
uelde psniaer oils $1,000 pro &opf be-
fiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-12
SefretGr Worton 1T binter ueridi'

SefretGr WOrton 1T binter peridle
benen @onsrsB'S nieln Der, bic idamlos
genus rparen, Die Sdmereien uno Sess
l,nae, melde ibnen uon Der &esleruns
Sur Ier,beiluus on ibre @onitiiuenten
iibermieieu uurren, fir idnDoen Wnms
mon ~ ueridaberu. @r bot als BE
ipeis einen Gbed fir $75 in Der Sanc,
Der einem iolbsn Sdaderbolo fir ga
,mereien uusseitellt puroe. 9ieier Bic
hermann 1T O~benorein nod MluiOnGr.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09
Compressed Air In Machine Shops,

Machine shop use of compressed air has been growing rapidly of late, and 8 varied service is now being regularly performed by compressed air appliances which not great while ago were de- cidedly exceptional Compressed air shop hoists, perhaps more than any oth- CT similar class of apparatus, have come into favor and are extensively employed over lathes, planers, drill presses and other tools, greatly facilitating the han ding of pieces of work too heavy to be lifted without some special contrivance. Some of these hoists are permanent fix lures, others are suspended from trolleys running on overhead rails and can be readily shifted about from one point to another, as occasion may require, taking their supply of air through flexible hose connections, and being thus available for miscellaneous hoisting service, load ing and unloading freight and the like. In one large railroad shop in the west ern part of the United States small hoist ing cylinders are scattered promiscuous- ly about and save an immense amount of manual labor in lifting and handling materials at the different machines. They consist of 10 inch wrought iron pipe, not bored, but simply rattled, and afterward still further smoothed by pressing a mandrel through them. The air valves for the cylinders are conven- iently worked by regulating lever and chain. n.-Cassier' Magazine.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09

Thomas Oliver was one of John Wes- ley's preachers. The early part of his life had been full of recklessness, and he had made debts wherever he could bor- row. He was converted to God, and then he went forth to preach and pay his debts. He had small amount of property left him, and immediately set out to pay his debts, and everybody knew he was in earnest, and to consum- mate the last payment he had to sell his horse and saddle and bridle That was conscience. That is converted conscience. That is religion. Frank Tiebout, con- verted rumseller, had large amount of liquor on hand at the time of his con- version, and he put all the, kegs and bar rels and demijohns in wagon and took them down in front of the old church where he had been converted and had everything emptied into the street. That is religion. Why the thousands of dol lars sent every year to the United States treasury at Washington as conscience money?" Why, it simply means there are postmasters and there are attorneys and there are officials who sometimes retain that which does not belong to them, and these men are converted, or under powerful pressure of conscience, and make restitution. If all the moneys out of which the state and the United States treasuries have been defrauded should come back to their rightful ex- chequers, there would be money enough to pay all the state debts and all the United States debt by day after tomor- row.
 Conversion amounts to nothing unless the heart is converted, and the pocket book is converted, and the cash drawer is converted. and the ledger is convert ed, and the freproof safe is converted, and the pigeonhole containing the corre- spondence is converted, and his inn provement is noticed even by the canary bird that sings in the parlor, and the cat that icks the platter after the meal, and the dog that comes bounding from the
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09
HoUsAToNIo R. R. ROUTE.
Commencing Sunday. June IT. 1894.


 oorNo SOUTH Leave North Adams 20 m.. Pittsfeld ik, Canaan 26. Arrive New Haven 1T %. Bridgeport ii 26. New York II ts. Leave Albany 2 10 am, State Line & to, Pitts field s 10, Canaan s 70. Arrive Bridgeport i2 o6 ?. m., NewIiaven IA 50 Newfork 2oo. Leave Albany 10 70 .. m.. State LIns II ts, canaan AT. Arrive Bridgeport 6 10. New Haven 10, New York B.. Leave Albany 10 % a. m., State Line II tA. Pittsneid IA ss m., Canaan 2 s1 Arrive Drdgeport TAO. Now Hayes 500. New York 900.
 Leave Albany q 70 ?. m., State Line ( os, Pittsfeld g 4b, Canaan 6 06. Arrive Bridge port 40. New Haven 8 Oo, No~ York oo. Canaan 25 Arrive Bridgeport 0o. New Haven s 40. New York 900.
 oorxc NORTH Leave New York ol a. m. Bridgeport 6 2c. New Haven 4 ba Canaan 70. Arrive Ptttm- held II ob, State Line 10 ti. Albany IA 90 ?. ns. Saratoga 2 ib. North Adams IA 0S. Leave New York co a. m., Bridgeport 10 oU. New Haven 2 70, Canaan IA ss n. m. Arrive ptttsneld 2 IA ?. m., State L1ns S0, Al- bany 4s, Saratoga { 20. Leave New York 02 a. m. Bridgeport n 10. New Haven 10 SO. Canaan 6 30 p. m. Arrive Pittsneld 10 20 p. m. Leave New York 3 co ?. m. Bridgeport ( SO, New Haven { 2s, Canaan C b7. AlrIvs Pitts- field sio, North Adsms 2 10, State Line s 70, Albany th.
 Leave New York co p. m., Bridgeport ( se, New Haven ( 2s, Canaan 7.29. Arrive Pitts- field ss. siate Line %. Albany tte. Sundays onlyl Leave Bridgeport ' s5 a. nd. Canaan 10 IS. Arrive Pittsheld II ts.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09
Copperas-

Copperas is one of the cheapest as well as best of disinfectants and should be used freely in every water closet and garbage pail or wherever needed. It has no odor and can be bought as cheaply as 50 pounds for s1 in some places. Dissolve in a pail kept for the purpose (with boiling water) and pour down the sink or wherever need ed The copperas will leave an iron rust stain on whatever it touches, so it needs careful handling. It Is more agreeable than chloride of lime, as that leaves such sickening odor many people cannot use 1t. If you have any rat holes In the cellar, just place some copperas dry around them, and you will find the rats will leave. It burns their feet. .--.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09
The Days of Chivalry.

The days of chivalry were not really days of profound respect for woman. Young women were kept locked up in a convent until they were married and locked up in their husbands castles the rest of their lives, with severe duennas to watch every movement. Freedom of action, in the sense in which the expression is now understood, was absolutely unknown.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09

To "dance attendance is an expression borrowed from the medieval custom which compelled the bride at wedding to dance with whomsoever asked her. No matter how low the condition or how ob- jectionable the person, the bride could not refuse
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09

England has 16, GOO, 900 sheep to e4, Oo0,- 900 acres under cultivation. Wales has over 5000, ,000 sheep and fewer acres in cultivation.
Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09

Trains stop only on signal, or when ccsdue- GOT fs notined.
 Trains leave Poughfeopsis for Hopew.n s r and 70 s- m. and 70 p m. sunday iass n. Trains leave Hopcwen for Poughkcepsis M bo and 10 <s a m. and % ?. m sunday m Am
 CONNECTIONR At Hartford with the \, ', AN, VI R.R.r,Y,, N. II. H. K. K. Hartford and Valley Divt nions, at Simsbury and Pine Meadow wnh N. IT., N. H. A IA, RI R., Northampton Division at winstead with N. T., N. H. A h. fG K, ksus- atuck Division; at Canaan witb heurstoIts K h. at Millerton and Mt Kiga with HArism Division, N. |. c. A IL x. R. N al bossun tor nsrs with uazlem Division N. Y, C. A n. R N R, and k.Y. N. R R at Puughkestats wtA F. Y. C 4 II. R R RI Rt Hhinsciin with N ". c. q \. K, Il. R, and by ferry to hopdcut wik ulstor 4 pelswsrs K; K st hJnrooh wih | B R K and wslIhin vaIley N R. through coach 10 and from Grand Central station via hillerton.
 .. A. Iswier, oen1 Manager, w. T. Martin. Cen. pasa. Agent,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1895-12-28

upon the family altar; and the mem- ory of fathers and mCther's pra CT helps, at any rate, to keep alive in ns our own possibilities of prayer.
 "The most natural wears of our lives we live while we are children, a;d there is always rest and puritiraIi"n m getting back into touch with tn "n.. When the burdens pre>sa little h, avi- ly, and the future is thick with umcer tainties, the wish will sometimes shape itself that we might he back agnii, among our free, fre-h, rj.il,isb d ys We do not und rStand it very we'll hi. t there iS something gone that we wOuiI dearly love to have back. Tuu c may seem to have been rather un- productive 'ternoOns that wp uScd to spend up in the garrrt, listening, in the pauses of our merrymaking, to the rain pattering on the roDf, and we so dry and sheltered underne ,th, bat oul life means more even to-;iay because of them and because Cf our memory ., them
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-12-28
Notice of Application for Letters of
 Administration for Posting.

TN THE PROBATE LUURT OF THE A Territory of Arizona, ill and for the County of Ynma.
 In the matter of the Estate of Fred Roenne, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that John w. Ambrose has filed with the Clerk of this Court petition prayng for letters of Ad- ministration of the Estate of Fred Roenne deceased, and that Monday, the 1lth day of November 1895 at o'clock, D. m., of said day, at the Court room in the Court Eouse County of Yuma has been set for hear ing said petition, when and where any perscn interested may appear and show cause why the said petition should not be granted.
 Dated October 18th, 1895. SEAL A. FRANK, Probate Judge and ex-Officio Clerk of
 Probate Court.