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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
Natrifat.l tt 81. u etc.

Mebrere Monate iinb perloHen,
1eitbem bic Mrt bes 9ol5fdQers I'M
Waloe rubt, Bis lie i'm Winter BON
Neuem lire Sbdttgteit nieoer auf l.
ni1nmt. 5o einfa6 bieies nlblt@e
Wert5eug er14eint, 10 bat feline Ser
1teuung bo9 etnen interehanten gntz
pidelungsgang auf5upeiI len. Noh
piele Der gegenmdrtig 2ebenoen perz
ben 1i9 erinnern, baB bic 4ertefabrlz
tation friber fat ausi4ltebli4 in
ben 9Gnben Der 2anbgrob1 4mieoe
lag, pel9e lebtere Nerte gum 0ertauz
fe an lire &unben in Der t3ett gu ferz
ti9en pflegten, in Der bic font tigen
@9mteoearbeiten lan91am 9tngen.
Mn cine quite Mrt iteute man bic Mnz
foroerung, 0ab iie barteS uno gefroz
renes 3ol3 gu ipalten perm0ge, unb
nibt jeber @robl4mieo 1ab ii@ Der
Mufgabe auf 9eriteQung iol4er 4egz
te gepa4ien. CD fam es benin, oaB
Defenders gei4idte unb tii@tige 4er=
teperfertiger cine g~eiteigerte Na4fraz
&c na4 i6ren gr5eugni1 len ton1tatlz
rem tonnten, unb elmer bic er Bepor=
5ugten 9elangte gu Der Soee, aQe
ibrigen S4mie0earbeiten ali 5ugeben
unb iib muir nod Der 4%e1tefabritaz
tton gu mibmen. Gin bidt an 1eiz
rer @4miebe borbeifliebenoes tlelnes
8erggendner lieferte bic Strait gum
8etriebe zines ober 14d4tt9en Wa1 er=
raDes, permtttel1t bei1en elm @hla9=
BANNER in 8emegung geiebt peroen
tonnte, Der benz 1petulattpen @4mte=
be ni4t muir cine @riparnib 1einer
eigenen pbpii1&en Strait, lonoern
audi eine permebrte p%roouttipn an
fertigen Merten erm0gli4te. 9tele
@tnrt9tung biloete ben Qnf gu
BEN |mobernen SMertefabrifen.
Bepor Der &%raft6ammer IN 9e=
brau9 fam, CAB es 3peierlet Wer=
fabren BEL Mnfsrti9ung elmer 4rt.
Gntpeber bobrte man our@ bas be-
treHenoe Giienitiid Elm tleines Sod,
tpel@es man aQmGblig CUR Se1e,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
9eutf6e MuttdrfI1ti0e.

Sn Deut14lanb iinb mieoer stnmal
3mei MusreiBer, bic na4 mebrjdbrtger
Mnwe1enbeit in Mmerita bas alte Naz
terlanb be1u9ten, in @4multtdten
geratben. Gs gtbt eben 2eute, bic
ni6t tlug merben uno fo0ten 1te auf
taqtdglt9 tparnenbe 8ei1piele por Mu<
gen baben; 1ie laKen 1id benno4 nt4t
abbalten, ibr "@liid" a II Il etnmal gu
per1u9en. go audi Elm getpi1 CT Ser
mann Sid aug Yater1on, 81. s., Der,
na4bem CT i'm Sttober 1894 1etn
photographer erbalten, ii4 etnen pab
aug 1tenen lieb unb am 5 Sanuar b.
S. na@ &ablen in 9annoper reiite,
UNI bort elm @rbe in Gmpfang gu
nebmen. ST mar nod feline Stunoe
i'm Orte, als Elm Mtlitdrbeamter BEL
linn porfpra4 unb linn bic Mlternaz
ttpe gel telt BADEN 1ou, entpeoer @olz
bat gu merben ober innerbalb brei
9agen Deuti4lano gu perlaNen. Sid
mp1te bas Gr5tere ni4t, neil CT ames
ritantf9er 8ur9er lei, unb tonnte
bas 2eBtere nt4t, neil er nt4t in
nerbalb bret 9a9en feline @ei@dfte in
Deut1@lanb abmtdeln tonne. @e;t
iener 3ett, alio bur4 polle flint Mo>
nate, ion Sid BON elmer MIitdrma4e
Sag unb Ma4t bepa4t meroen, un
leine 5lu9t aug 9euti@lano gu perz
binoern. mobin er gebt, fol9en linn
Die Solbaten, berer @efangener CT i'm
bu@itGbli9en @tnne bes Wortes 1T.
Die 8ebDrbe gebt 1ogar iopeit, feline
8riefe aufoufangen unb 5urid gu BE-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

balten, unp oiei lem lmitanoe ion es
3uar16retben fem, oab feline 5reunoe
in pater1on bisber ni4t erfubren'
pos pprsesansen lit. Grit burh cine
iebt in poterion ansetpmmene lun9e
Oeut16e aus 9annoper erblelten ne
Nabri6t BON benz @ei6ebenen, uno
tie manoten li9 Iofort an oas StautSz
bepartement in Maibinston, bus oann
audi per1pru9, bic Nngele9enbet los
fort BON Ser. Staaten 8otiaafter IN
Berlin unter1u6en gu lanen,
Wir slauben ni6t febl gu ge9en,
wenn mir btele ienitatoneae MtttbeIs
lung iiber bic 8ema9ung bes 8etrefz
fenben etpas nieoriger bangen unb tie
als taum %slaubbaft ertlaren. Sine
anbere Ser ion BEL agt benin audi, Dab
Sid oar ni9t bic poridriftsmGbige
@rDbe fir ben MilitdroienIt beiibe,
10 baB, fans er pirtli4 f4arf BE-
tpa9t perben lollte, anbere Bis jebt
nod unbetannte Sa9en 9e9en' i'm
por5uliegen i4etnen.
Gin onberer San 1T fol9enoer: Der
in Bat9, g. g., mobnenbe Dapio
Mptb19ilD bat BON ieinem 9ruoer
Meprib @otb19ilD, pel4er i'm leBten
Monat na9 Oeut 14lanb gereiit mar,
bic Na9rt9t erbalten, oab Elm Ser
Iud gema9t tporben lei, i'm in bic
@rmee gu iteden. @r batte It'd ettpa
cine Wo9e BEL 1einem 0ater auf9ebalz
ten, als er na4 benz IL Metlen entz
fernten 6reiburs cttirt puroe, bort
tpurbe er troy ieines proteltes als
ameritani14er 8iir9er 48 Stunoen
lang i'm @efdngnib feitgebalten. gr
tpurbe i4lteBli4 gu elmer 1ehspoz
9entli9en @efdngnibitrafe perurz
tbeilt; na9 8eenotgung oerlelben
uber ion er auf bic Duaer bon bret
Sabren als @olbat bienen. 9apto
@reismar, mel9er 9Rotbidtlo begleiz
tet bate, nabm einen Nbpotaten an,
unb bic lem gelang es, bic 8efdngntbz
1trafe in cine @eloi trafe BON 300 Mt.
um5umanbeln. Die Often uber ben
6aq aber murDen CUR pelteren @nt=
19eibung an bas &riegsmint iterium
in Berlin seianot, unb oapon piro es
abbGngen, Oh Gotbi6ilb 3 Sabre otez
men muB als Solbat ober nt4t.
Mus bie1 len Bei1pielen 1T erii4tlid,
baB 2eute, bic 1i9 brauben benz Miz
litGrbien1t tie miberre4tli9 ent3ogen
baben, es 1i9 1ebr iiberlegen ioqten,
ebe iie tpieber etnen Nbite9er iiber oas
groBe MaHer MAIDEN. Mag tie bas
ameritani14e 8iirgerre4t 14lieblt9
au9 Dor benz MeuBer1ten i@iben,
menn Der amerttani14e 8otl4after in
Berlin nit &raft unb @ntl4teoenbeit
fir bic 8etreFenben eintritt, oi tann
es lie bod teinespegs Dor ben 9r0bz
ten unannebmlt@teiten unb Mioerz
m%Grtigteiten retten. Das iolten ii9
ale 0iejenigen, bic 1i4 in lol4er Ga
ge BEL inben, enbli4 einmal CUR Warz
nung btenen laien, 5umal es au@
19per ein3uieben 1T, pie in iol@en
@ingemanberten i4on na@ tur3er
3ett Der Mun54 rege merben tann,
Dem 2anbe, befen Militdri4ergen tie
crit tiir5li4 entronnen, mieber etnen
8ei u4 ab3u1tatten.
Sebenfaqs piiroen bic 8%etrefenoen
be11er baran tbun, einen 1ol4en
Muni9 gu unterbriiden unb ibre gez
plante 8efu@sretie auf ipdtere 3eiten
gu per1Gieben. ,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Ihorfer Suten befeiti9t lit, bereit uno
ipbulo iit Elm Sblpammfl fled finoet'
fGbrt er nit Der Stun9e binunter uno
rei6t ben S6mumm nit elmer ge1bits
ten @%epe9un9 los. Sin orltter
Munn i'm Boot mar am Huper, plobs
lid itieb Der Satenmonn el11en Huf
Der lleberru1bun9 aus: 1etne Sta1ls
ue mar oepudt pproen.
sSh bemsrte einen 9roben Suz
felsfilh," la9te Der Seber: er bat
nit einem ieiner @rme Define stanes
sepudt." =.
uNebmt einen unoerm 6uten unb
iebt, oub sSbr i'm lpsmuden tonnt,
loote Der Mann am Huoer.
IS wuroe cine 51peite STANCE bin
aboela1Ien, uber nit etnem unoersn
g(rms ereriH oos un9etbim aub bic
le.
Sum fam Der 8ootsmunn btn5u
uno bontirts nit elmer oritten Stans
ae i'm WoNer; bod uu4 ptele tpuroe
ourdb einen oritten Irm oes &rotsn
ie1toepodt. Die orei Wdtner lubsn
einanoer ratblos an. IS 1hien, ais
Oh an oieier StsQe ibrs 9anse
tSapumnf1berei in Troge 9e1tsut
lei. vWir pollen ale BRET 5uglelt
,isben," laete Der Sine; "pleQelht
9liidt es uns, bic Beetle gu %5srsiben:"
sic 3peen an ben Stan9en NIT
auer .aroft, absr Der &raten bate 1ld
NIT 1einen flint freien 9relfen am
Meeresbpoen an9eluu9t, 1oooB IS
oana ben Nn16etn battle, als plroe er
auf bic Dei1e ni6t lo59emadt >peroen
tDnnen. Yl0Bli4 aber lisB bic Sez
ltis bon 1elbit bic Stangen los, ipobel
bic orei Mdnner %ridlin9s ms Boot
taumelten. @liidlider Weiie bate
S,eoer Ieine Stanee fe1t9ebolten. Wabz
reno lie ii9 pieoer auf rappelten, erz
bielt ibr Boot BON unten ber etnen &C.
polti9en 5tob, iooab es fat um13la9
uno bic Mdnner ubermals ms
56lpanten serietben. 0er Sctoppz
bus bate 1if jsbt am 8ooen oes
6obrseuges feitgelau9t.
u5hodl6nerenotb!!" rief Der
Bpptsmann; vDas III Dieoer Der
Burlde; aber oiesmal mill i'd ibm
bod feline S9ale 5erbreden ooer ME
pieoer Sdtpdmme f14en!"
she er no6 ausgelpro4en, tam EN-
orober Wrm oes SctopoDus aus penn
Mai1er berpor uno padte oas Boot
am Mittelboro; Elm anoerer Nrm 1u9r
an Der unoeren Seite oes 8potss en-
Dor uno faBte nu9 Der poroeren Sez
oelleine. Giner Der Manner er9r1n
elm Bell uno badte ben Nrm 9tr' &C.
rape ouf Dem 8orp ab, 1ooab bic
5hneipe oes Bellies no6 lns 9ol5
fu6r.
0as Sitter tuu4te jeBt gang au1
uno l6ien ben &f fort5ulesen gu
tpplen.
uMir poGen es barpuniren!" 1agz
te Der 8ootsmunn, nGbreno Der e.
fer nit einem trdftigen @9nitte le1z
mes MeKers ben Nrm Nr. 2 an Der
@egelleine Dur@i4nitt. Die 9arpuz
ne, an einem langen Seile uno an Ell
mem 8ootiiBe befeitigt, fu9r t4m IN
ben Niiden, bu lteb es pom Sample
ub unb ergrtH bic 5ludt nit re1Benz
Der @4neutgteit, uno 10 CROP mar
feline &raft, Dab es oas BOOT NIT
fortriB uno ii4 bieies gang. aut Die
5eite legte. ga bic Mdnner NIT III
rem 6anbmafen bic Beetle ni4t me9r
errei9en tonnten, 10 mar es elm 9lut,
bah Der lodere 8ootsiib berausgerll :
len unb nit fortge5ogen puroe, uno
NIT bic er 8eute legelte Der %pertpunoez
te OctopoDus pfeil1dneQ oQpon.
Die MGnner 14Gbten bic 9roBe
Die les Gremplurs auf etno 9 yaro
BON Mrmenbe gu Mrmenoe~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

@inif9tspoll. commits
vMetn Gbef idetnt meme nnentbebrz
li4teit i'm @ei4dft na9 unb na4
etn3uieben; friiber bat er mir tG9li@
3&peimal ben 9ienit getinbtgt, iebt
tbut CT es Bios mD4entli9 bretmal!"
Simmer Der @1ei9e. TrGuz
lem: rBitte, 9err YrofeHor, er3dbz
len @te uns bod etwas bon Sbrer
5erienrei1e - 10 gum 8eiipiel, mas
@te auf b%erielben SntereKantes sez
1eben baben!"
Profefor: ~Sm @an5en 1872 unz
photographic sei&rtebene 5trmen<
&afeln!"
Ser Na4t9eil. 81: vSbre
5ruu bat aber munoerbare Mugen."
g: rSu. =. ia. 80. aber mie piel
Wuni@e i9 bon benen ablelen 1ol1!"
Dame (tbren Salon 3eigeno):
@el9e BON metnen Ntppia4en gez
fdqt Sben am beften?" SER:
~Sbre 2tppen, meme @ndbtge!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
Gleftrtj6e Giienbabnen.

8isber baben mir uns auf, ebener
Grbe i'm 81 enbabnmagen fortbefpegen
laien, aber bas ge6t Der ei1enoen
Men16beit nod gu langiam: @o TT
biesmal elm beuti9er Sngenteur, em
Serr 81. 2angen in Berlin, auf etne
sSSoee geratben, tpel4e, penn 1te 1t@
bepdbrt, glei9faus bic tn leBtsrer
Belt 10 bGufiig porgetommerer un>
gliidsfdu bur@ ueberfabren ner9ute1.
5ie1e @i1enbabn ion ii@ NIT gr9Ber
@&neuigfeit, ct iprt@t bon 1885, Wfe1<
len per 5tunbe, fortbetpegen t011nen'
alIo pdre biermit bas prnt9tp Der
@@nenfabrt 10 5iemli@ gelOit! nno
Der @u9t na9 benz emtgen Dollar
elm GROCER @ori&ub selei1tet. ar
1tatt, bah Der Wagen unten aut Haz
bern rubt, 10 iinb BEL btelem Wagen
bic @Gber oben angebra9t, IN Oct
Waaen bdnqt al, ei1em 1t4 ben Mdoern
an1&lieBen6en Sc teQe, mitbtn 1T Der
Wagen bGingenb, unb bepe9t 1t@, T.
nafbem tpte es erforberli4, Is bis
20 iSub iiber Der @traBen>S bertla@e'
mit6in lit bic @efabr bes ue%berfa9renz
odn5lt9 auber Trage. unter
benz Maboei tel Be inDen ft4 1tarte Iez
bern, bic in &olben ltegen, an tpel@em
ber Magen bur4 8ol3en befe1t1gt IT,
Der @6tenen1trang bangt an @auz
len, unb BEL tebt aus ettem e11erren
fortlaufenben Bode, pel9er 1omtt oas
@eleiie bilDet. <& -,
Gs mirbe uns gu melt fibren, tn
bic @in3el6eiten bteies @pitems en-
3ugeben. Wir mo1en muir ro4 be<
merten, bab cine @i1enbabn<G1nte
na6 benz @pitem 2angen 5tp11@m
@lberfelo unb 8urmen ausgetu9rt'
mirb. gin dbnli9es @ptem 1T fur
bic @tabt Nep Dort in 4usitft ges
nommen; umb 3tpar na4 pldre11 oes'
6errn &. st. 9amtins BON Vtoun1
tainpius, e.. S. @r be5ei4net eS NIT
benz Ma1nea vSripler @erptce &aP1o'
Sraniit @pitem." 4feiler uno S9urz
me tperben in 3mti4enrGumen aut9e::
lleuI, UUU UtcIet u"9 WV
unabbdnqiqe S9tenenitrange ausgez
ben, bic in Der SUIT bdngen; pie
Bfeiler unb Sbirme bienen otelen
59ienenftrdngen, an pel4en lie. m1e
1hon ge1 agt, bdngen, als StuBen.
Muf bie1 en- @9ienen be1nben 1td BE
@abmagen unb an bielen iino bic e1<
qentli@en per1onentpagen, abnl1@
Sem Gansen'14en @erfabren a1gez
bdnqt. Mur bat es bieien 1nteri@teo
auf5umeiien, bab bret @elet1e Hber<
einanber l;egen unb man oa6ur4 er<
3ielen tann, ben grobmogli41ten Terz
febr gu bebienen. Man be9auptet;
bab bie1es @pftem 3petmal Die ::3a9l
ber paHagiere gu b%ef0roern I'M Stanz
be 1T, ben jebt ale @trab enbabnen TT
Netp Oorf 3uiammen bef0rberr tomne'
unb Bic Sol tenanlage etne perbaltz
ntBmdbig gertnge lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Ser reine Neibbammel .
Mama (3u benz tleinen aarl, Der
iih ebenio pte iein 9ruper befttg IN
ben Singer ee16nitten 4at): "@oer
@arl&en, tparum petnit 0u oenll
70 16redlt9? Sbut es gar 10 meps
aarlben: .Nein, bas ntat, Wtaf'e'
ober 0u ia It benz @mil Elm plel gr0Mu
beres SeftpFaiter seseben ais MIR!
@elbEperi t anbli@, ~:
.Sdulae fat MIDI eben gebeten, t9m
20 Mart gu leiben uno th toetB rtpI,
ob ib es tbun ion ober nt4t, puroen
sic es tbun9" 9: "Iber gep1B' TO-
BIN ia beute gum @benbrot BET '9m
eingeluoen!"
Mrat (einen patienten beluaeno):
vWas? S4 babe Sbnen S@m1Be"
peroronet unb sic iiben bier por e!z
ner @@uNel poQ &n0oel?" . "
er: ga - i eff balt, Bis t 1@fp's!"
Cine quite 5rau. "S3 Jag
Ssbnen, elm feelengut's WetberI ~
meme f5rau! Wenn bic gum Se11p1el
einem Meni9en mas goies na@la91'
glaubt 1ie's felber nt4t!"
Ser 8u1tbluttse. sic:
.Warft Du i'm &riege in oer Stunz
hp her G3efohr auf faltblutt9?"
@r: v&altblitig! ga, i'd glaub,s'
Sd betam jeoesmal etnen @@ut1elz
froit."
Der tleine MoriB: "3atez
leben, 10 iebr i&lau tann Der Yert*
bolb @6mar3 bo9 nt4t gepe1en !etn,
ionit batt' er bo4 erfunoen 9le1@s
0Dnamtt!"
Bonn &u1ernenbof. nMas
1ino sic in Sbrem S1puz
bienftperbdltni7e, @inidbriger?" -
vSonoi6ter, Serr Sergeant" -
vSbonbidter! Sbun sic nt@t 10 &C.
i4moQen unb fagen Sic etnta@
9afner!"
5ereeant (ber erit tiir5lt4 BON
1einem 9auptmann etnortn9l19 Dez
lebrt morben 1T, @4tmptporte gu
permeiben): rGinjdbrigzSretmta19er
Meper, menn sic BON @olb paren'
Da mD9t' i9 Bios ben San3 1eben'
Der UNI sic aufgef ibrt miroe!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

- en- @ru91al 1T bieier Sage Elm
pierjG6riger &nabe an ben Solgen Ell
ner Wergiftung %geitorben, bic er 1l9
baburb beigebra@t bat, oab er oas
Wa6er aus einem @lai e trant, in benz
elm Maib(umen 1traub geitanoen.
Meratli9e 9ilf e tonnte Das Sinh nt4t
mebr retten. (8iele baben feline Mbz
nung BON Der @ifttgteit ber Maibluz
me, bic, 1elbit in tleineren Auantitaz
ten aertaut, i4peres 2eioen brtngen
tann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20
9umortrii6cS.

Mu9 elm @runb. - Trau;
yMber, Soiepbine, ND bletben @te
benin 10 LANCE nit Der Mebi5in? Mi1
19etnt, sic mren nod gar nt4t
fort!"
>@tubenmdo9en: rM4, per5etben
sic, gnGbtge Truu, i@ tann bod
nt4t in bic Mpptbete geben, obne 81
mif1en, mas i4 %perlangeh i'm. Sd
bab' oas &e3ept ab1olut n!4t le1er
tDnnen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

+ obmutter. "Wus 1eb' td
- in 9einem 3eugniB itebt oa cine
8emertung ~plauoert gerne!"
Die tleine @ua: rM4, @robmaz
mo 9u peiBt, bas lit ia BEL ben
6rauen bic 19pa9e Sette!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Traupom @aue E. linn 9imz
melsmiQen, mas i@miert Du benin
auf 's @opba?"
Mdo4en; ~@enf, bamtt bic &ab
nt@t mebr b'rauf gebt."
Gin @robian. 81: ~Denten
Sic ii@, ba bat MIDI geltern ber
Wtrtb CUR r@onne" etnen @1el gez
betben." g: ~Sa, i4 metb, bab 1T
Elm @robtan, ber peritebt @tnem bic
Wabrbeit gu iagen!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-20

Mrat (einen Yattenten beiuaeno):
uMasS sd babe Sbnen S@p1Bsn
perpronet unb Sie 1tben bier oor e>
ner S&iiKel poI &n0bel?" . a u
er: uSa - / eff balt, Bis t 1@mtB!
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
The S. E. Arkansas Fair.

The time for the s. E. Ark. Fair Association to hold it's annual meeting at this place will soon be here; and for it to surpass the sue cess of former years it is absolute ly necessary for not only the cit izens of Monticello, but for all in the surrounding country to inter- est and exert themselves person. ally for it's success. Let every body go every day, and tako all the children, and besides, take a big basket full of good things to eat, add invite his friends and rel atives to partake of it's contents, with him. Without this union of effort and interest it will be a failure, notwithstanding the amount of work the directors are doing for it's success. Men will stand around and say times are too hard, but would like to go if they thought it would be we'll at- tended. Every person can, at least, give it his presence, and that's what virtually makes the Fair success. The Association will do their part if the people will only attend. They are try ing to get some good attractions, and their efforts should not fail to arrest the attention of the public
 Every farmer ought 10 have something to exhibit in the way of farm products. This part oi the Fair should be large and at tractive, or it will not meet the purpose and intention of County i Fair.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
Old People.

Old people who require medi. cine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giv- ing tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People find it just exactly what they need. Price fifty cents per bottle at Brown, Hall < Co.'S. Drug Storte.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
SOOTHING-SYRUP.

Hope Gazette.
 The Little Rock Gazette says there are ''indications that an in tornational conference to settle the monetary question will be held and that England will be forced to agree to the verdict of the con ference The Gazette neglects to inform us upon what circum- stances or events of recent occur renee its "indications" are based. A studied reading of the foreign advices these last three weeks has failed to reveal to us the faintest "indication" that such a confer enee is among the probabilities of the near future. The masses of the people of England and of Con- tinental Europe, it is true, are clamoring for bimetalism, just as they are in our own country; but there, as here, the powers that be are under the sway and domina- tion of the millionaires, plutocrats and pawnbrokers, so that the de- mands of the agricultural and la- boring classes for financial poli- ey that promises them relief go for naught.
 Again, 1t is the sheerest non sense to talk about forcing Eng land to "agree to the verdict of the conference, in the event one should be held. The tight little isle" is irrevocably commit ted to the single gold standard. She has maintained it continuous ly for period of over three quar- ters of century. She IS the great creditor nation. The world owes her billions of dollars, every farthing Of which, principal and interest, is payable in gold. Un- less forced by her own people, through peaceful revolution, into the adoption of bimetalism, the Government of Great Britain would no more abandon the single gold standard than it would con. sent to tue dismemberment of her vast empire.
 The monometalsts in this coun- try know this as well as they know that their hearts throh; but it IS part of their plan of campaign to create in the minds of the sil- yer adherents that there is pros. pect of bimetalism being brought about through international agree ment, in the hope that they may in measure relax their efforts to- ward securing independent action by the United States. The "in- dications" are manufacture 10 or der in William Street, New York, where the gold-bug literary bureau has it's national headquarters, and thence sent forth on their mission of deceiving and deluding the peo- pie. The "indications" are that the gold bugs have become thor oughly convinced that the people of this country are overwhelming ly in favor of free and unlimited coinage of silver, and that these fake "indications" being sent out by the William Street bureau are intended as soothing,syrup to lull the silver men into feeling of tasle security. They will be followed by others. Watch and see.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
LOOK HERE!

Having made up my mind to follow my profession for the rest of my life, l therefore wish to say to my friends. Al the public generally that I am fully prepar- ed to treat any and all diseases of the eye Also do opthalmie surgery.
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The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
Do You use Tobacco!

If you do, we know you would like to quit the habit and we want to assist you, and will, fl you say the word.
 HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? Why. bv il due ing you to purchase box of ColliS Tobacco Antidotc which k preparation compounded s1rickly of herbs and roots, which is a tonic to the system. also cures the tobocto habit and knocks cigarettes silly.
 HOW D0 VERNON TWILL CURE YOU9 First, by it's thousands and thousands of cures. Second. by the increased demand for it from the most reputable wholesale houses; Third: we know what it is composed of, and that the preparation will lean the system of nicotine, and will cancel all errors of the past.
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The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
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L-SI|- N otice for Publ!cation.
l.. MORGAN, Special Commissioner l.

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.
 SEPT, 12, 1895. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in supportof his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of Drew County. Ark at Monticello, on Oct 3lst 1895. viz: Henry Jones, of Drew County, Ark. II E. l3740, for the South-East quarter of North West quarter and North half of South-Nest quarter. Sec tiun two, Township eleven, South, Range, six, West.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and eultva ton of, said land, viz: Gilbert Jones. of Coleman, Ark Charles Simpson, of Cole man, Ark; Jerry Collins, of Coleman, Ark. and Andrew Collins. of Coleman, Ak.
 J 4. Ross,
 Register.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27
NOTICE.

The Southern Compress Compa ny is now prepared to recieve cot ton for storage, and promise the very best of care and attention to the interests of it's patrons. stor. age on all cotton received prior to October lst, will date from that day, after which time rates for last season will govern.
 J. $. DUNN,
 3t. Gen. NJ g'r.
The Monticellonian., 1895-09-27

Mir, Felix c. Smith, of Texas, will be here soon with three car loads of horses and mules, and will trade for cattle or hogs. 39 1t.
 Our young friend, Mir. Walter Maxwell, son of MT. B. W. Max well, left for Fayetteville last Mondy to attend the University.
 The only way to cure fever and ague IS either to neutralize the poisons which canse the disease or to expel them from the system. Ayers Ague Cure operates Tn both ways. It is warranted specific for all forms of malarial disorders, and never fails to cure. Try it.
 Messrs. Jno. Allen, Jno. and Alb. Lowe, and Jno. Eastman will en- ter the Hinemon University School this week. They have made arrangements to occupy a room at the College and proceed to keep house. We are glad to see these young men return to this School, for this proves con clusively the favor and esteem in which the school is held by the old students.
 .In union there is strength" This text IS suggestive ot several lines of thought; but it is best ap- piled when put to a practicable test. What is true of the family is equally true of the corporation, community, town, State, or Onion. If we should wish for the highest prosperity and success, We must put shoulder to shoulder and work for our people and community. As has been said, no man has q right to get his support from one community and work for the in terests of another. The voluntary acceptance of a place of residence is tacit avowal of allegiance to its best interests.