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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
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gs 1T bas S9tdfal Der &ronprinaen, buB,
obglei9 ite bic augemeine @ufmerfiamfeit
ia ltets i'm boben @rabe erreger, benin fe
beheuten bic 3ufunft unb mir leben mebr in
bieTer uls in Der @egenpart, bp3 getpO6nli9
ni3t nur penig %getannt, fonbsrn meiitens
febr berfannt nerben. NIes mas Ite tbun
uno Iagen pirb eben elmer Nuslegung unterz
porFen un6 baraus 1u9t man na9 unb na9
Elm 8eiammt6ilb fi@ gu geitalten, bas meiit
Der Wabrbeit febr ipenig entfpri9t. Gur
iiber p%eripnen, bic brett in Der Seffentli9=
felt iteben, ldBt ii9 bon fern einigermaBen
Elm ltrtbeil bilOen, fonft g%etpinnt alIein bic
1qd9fte umge6mng Elm folbes unb btefe
pflegt nt9t mittbeilIam 5u iein. Meniger
nod aGs bies font Der San, 1T uber pObl
uber ben prin5en BON Neapel bis6er autben>
tii9es befannt geipprben, benin Iein ernites
etpas oeri4lofenes @efen bat i'm Ielten
berbortreten lafen unb 10 biirften Sbren
2eiern iebt, po tnfolge Der 8erlobung nit
Der neutrality-suspicious. prin5effin bic Dffentz
li9e &ufmerfiamteit it9 inn i'm erb06ten
MaBe sutpenoet, einige aus ii9erer 9uele
itammenbe Snformationen Iber i'm biele
let9t piQfommen fein.
I'm 5uerit Elm paar Worte iiber bic Ser
lobung 1elbit gu fogen, 10 gebOren al Die
baran getniipften politii3en Oeutungen in
ous Rei3 Der SabeI. Perf0nIi9e Reigung
bat elm Wort babel mit9eipro9en, uusf9tagz
gebenb mar iebO9 Die 8eligion Der prinz
5eifin. Sine protetantii6e Siiriento4ter
gu e9eIi9tn, oas 1T Begen bic Srabttion bes
Saules Saboben, cine r0mifGefat6olii9e
uber Bate natiirli3 Die @inipiGigung bes
8atifans ME erbalten unb bie1er bann bod
ni9t entratben mOgen. eprin5eB 9elene bon
Montenegro lit grie9if9ztatboGi19, es trennt
tie bon Der &eligton ibres autiinftigen Sc
mabls alio nur penig, 6auptIG9li9 dber
uno Oas 1T Der @ortbeil, 6aB 1e ben papIt
ni3t ols bas S6erbaupt i6rer Stride be-
tra9tet.
8enn es aGgemein beiBt, 6aB Der &ronz
prin5 es mar, Der na3 bartem &f es
enoli@ bur9iebte, ieiner eigenen g2eigung
gu folgen, 70 benefit bies, Obglei8 es Der
Wabrbeit ni4t entfpri@t, buB man bon Der
friiber iiber i'm gebegten Meinung, er lei
.energielps, 5urid9etommen lit, 0iefe Nnz
it9t bate ii4 berausgebilbtt, neil er, infolge
elmer trdnfli8tn &inb6eit, als er auerif me6r
in bic Seffentli9teit trait, fi9 etipas I9ii6z
tern seigte. SIS 1T Oielfa9 be4auPtst NOR,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

Meiterrei9 bsfinbst iid bermaIen i'm Wabfz
w fteber. 8on ben II 2anotdgen
Gisleit6aniens bolenben in biefem Sabre
8ebn tire 2egislaturperiOoe, bier tpuroen be-
reits i'm Muftra9e Der &rone aufgelOit, Die
iibrigen feds barren in ben nd9iten Wo9en
Der NuflD5ung. Oaneben laufen Die 8orbez
reitungen fir bic @rne1erung bes Gei9Sz
ratbes, Der 5u 8eginn bes fommenoen Sab
res entfpre9enb Der neiien @ablreform Die
neue FINITE @a6lfurie aug aQgemeinen BIZ
reften Ma9len bas er1te Mal in fi6 aufnebr
men pirb. Sn eriter Geibe 1T babel Die Or
g~aniiirte Mtbeiteri9oft betbeiligt, Die aQer
Srten bereits einen 9roBen Npparat in 8ez
pegung febt, UNI fi4 5ur @eltung gu bringsn.
sSSn aQen @emeinben tpirb an Der Mnle9ung
Der neuen @d6ler1iiten gearbeitet, unb Elm
Seer bon 8eamten 1T bamit bei9Gftigt, ben
Woblfataiter anaulegen. Neue Parteigrup>
pirungen iinb i'm 3uge, ale gfdttonalitdte1
1inb in 8etpegung, um bel Der 3utbeilung Der
Manbate ni9t gu tur3 gu fommen alno ft9
einen entfpre9enben @influB in Der tiinftigen
3uiammenfebung Der legislation &Drperz
f9aft gu 1i6ern, man arbeitet an ben Wablz
fomprpmiIfen unb 1u9t na9 NlianSen, Inn
eine m0gli9ft ftarte @ertretung gemeinfaz
mer Sntere1en GIT @tanbe gu bringen. 4ae
bieIe @prbereitungen fir Die fpmmenOen
@a6len ~erfolgen unter beftigem Sample in
ben berf9iebenen Barteiorganen. 8etra9tet
mar ben 2drm unb bas Srei6en, bas tdgli9
erDBere 9imeniionen annimmt, 70 pirO
einem bapor fbanee, tpie enbli9 in biefes
Chaos piberfpre9enber parteianii9ten cine
bal6pegs parlamentarif9e Sronung ge=
bra6t tDerben ION. @er ii9 jebo4 bur9 bas
pii1te @sI9rei ni9t berbliffen ldBt unb Die
Dinge obiettiO betra@tet, fam beute f@on
flar ie6en, pie unter ben ~geGnberten @er=
bdltnifen bas &eiultat Der Wablsn gum
S9Guffe fi9 g%etalten pirb.
Man barf eben ni9t iiberfe6en, boB faft
iebe Der 0fterrei@ii9en probin5en Elm ge=
ipnbertes S9la9tfelb BEL ben Wablen biz
bet unb nur tpenige proDin3en national elm
beitli@ geftaltet iinO. 9ort no bic 9euti9en
bic ii6erpiegenbe Niebr6eit bilben ober aus
19lieBli9 bas Serrain be6errf9en, in Sberz
Dfterrei9, Nierer0iterrei9, Sal5burg, Steier=
mart, &Grntben, ba fDnnen fte, pie fe es
tbatid9li6 tbun, fiA in berf3ieOenen 5ratz
tionen betdmpfen, unb mir ieben tpie BEL
ben 2anbtagspoblen fdon 8leritale, Gbrit=
liGzSo5iale, 9eutf6zNdtionale perf3tsbe@
nef @9attirungen ii9 befeboen unb Die
Manbate ftreitig MAIDEN. Sour in einsm
Yuntte iu9en biefe Der &eaftion n1ebr ober
ptniger in bic 9Gnbe arbeitenben be1tf9en
Srattionen cine @intgung gu ~er5ielen, in Der
srage bes Mntifemttismus, bic fte ale in ibr
9rogramm %aufgenOmmen baben. Sn ben
iibrigen prpbtnaen tritt bas rationale Gle
ment por benz tonfeffionelen piel mebr in
ben 8orbergrunb.
$50 bic 9euti9en nit Sf9e4en, polen,
@lpnenen, HumGnen, Stalienern nm Die
Manbate ringen, ba 1T es beaer Wabniinn,
fi9 unter chamber gu betGmpfen, UNI 10
mebr als bic Oeuti@S& Geritalsn in alien bie=
fen @ebieten iia ben ni4tOeuti4en Natioe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

ben, cine perfebrte @r3iebun3 TRACE Die
9aupti3ulo oarun unb baB Der Bring, obs
glei3 BON iebr i6pd9li6er &onititution,
gang iibertrieben angefrengt tporben lei, ba
&Onig 0nmbert ibm cine griinolibe militia
rii4e 4usbiloung angebei6en lafen ipolte
urb Die &Dnigin, Die betanntli9 cine ungez
pDbnli@e Snteli9en3 unb bobe @elebrfam=
felt befibt, bararf beitanb, DAB feline geiItiz
gen 5dbigteiten nu9 Der @eite entpidelt
tpiroen, ia oaB cine Dirt lebenoigss Som
bsrfationslerifon aus i6m gemu9t peroen
foute. Sn 8abrbeit liebt bas aOnigspadr
ben e~in5i9en @Obn gu Iebr, ais buB iie fein
foitbareS 2eben ie berart auf's Spiel gefebt
bate. 2eibli9en ~llsbungen, Der 8rdftigung
bes &Orpers, tpltrOe Itets Elm GROCER &aum
eingerdumt unb Der prin3 bon geeapel 1T
baber au3 ieBt, obglei9 ni6t groB unb etpas
CART erf9eineno, bon gutter @eiunbbeit. &t9=
tig TT aber, oaB er 1ebr griinbli9e Stuoien
gema6t, fopob1 in militdrii6er als in nil
5eni9aftli9er 9infi9t. Safer Wil6elm
biente INN bamals als @orbilD, inn mD9te
er glei3fommen, ia i'm mod iibertreffen.
@on ianftem Weien 1T Der prin3 bO6 Elm
uuBeroroentli4 i~tritter Offi3ier, Der in 8ez
5ug auf ales, mas ben 9ienft betrifft, Die
tpeitgebenote item Mnforberungen itelt. SroBz
benz ober DieQei4t seraOe 5esbal6, lit feline
Bopularitdt in militGrii9en &reiien cine
febr grobe, grOBer als bic Oes &0nigs, Der
fonit aber bel Der 8ebDlferung feiner auBerz
orbentli4en 9erablafung unb Site pegen,
Die Der &ronprin5 nod ni9t in benz MaBe
ge5ei9t, beliebter lit.
Sett ca. 5tpet Sabren bat leBterer ou9
8epeiie bebeutenber inteGeftueler 8egaz
bung gegeben nno ii9 beIonbers bel nit
@r9dologte, Miin3enfunbe unb politit bez
f4dftigt. Wte 9ep0bnli9, betBt es au9
bier, Der &ronprina bege in 8eaug auf lebz
tere bur4aas anoere Mnii9ten als ietn @a=
ter uno er lei es gepeie en-, Der gum Sturae
@rispps oas Meiite beigetragen, babe, bod
1T es iebr f9per, in biefer 8eoiebung ii9
Elm ltrtbeil gu bilben. SaIs ibre pOlittz
f9en &nii4ten au9 biellei9t mandmal
auseinanbergeben mOgen, 70 bleibt bo9 bas
8erbdltntB 5pii3en 8ater unb Sobn bas
benfbar bette.
@s feblt natiirli6 Yeitens Der fran5OIenz
freunblt4en Mtnberbeit in Der nmgebung
bes &ronprin3en nt9t an 8emiibungen, feline
beutf9freunbli6en G~e1innungen 5u befdmz
pfen, bod i3einen fie bts iebt Dolftdnbig
obne Grfolg gu iein, ab9eieben bon auem
anberen lentsn feline militdrif9en Neigun@
gen unb feline 8epunberung beg beutf9en
&aifers feline Spmpat6ien 9eutf61anb gu.
@or 3tpei Sabren, alfo nit Dem Is. Sabre,
purbe Der prin3 BON Neapel, Der betanntli9
bic Namen bes D8e @alantuOmo", 8ictor
emanuel, trGgt, General ltnb Die 8epobnz
beit bes 8efeblens bat tppbl NIT ba5u betz
getragen, i'm aus Ieiuer f9ii9ternen Hez
1erbe beraustreten gu lafen. NeuBerlt3
9lei9t er benz @roBbdter nenig, aber Die
inteueftuellen @aben bat er BON inn geerbt,
unb fopeit ii4 Big iebt erfeben ldBt, au9 bic
politii@e @prausi@t unb 8eurtbeilung.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
9eS sntttDfnuian'S eoISenes subj
IGtt1ttA
(8aItim. 9. @orrIpbt.)

SSn Der 8unbes6aupttabt liegt tpsnige
@eoierte BON benz Capitol Der uSmit6iOniun
purt", als befen Mittelpuntt bas nSmitb~
ionianzSnititut" gilt. Oiefe eigenurrtge
Nnitult feierte am 8. September ibr goloere3
Subildum. Sic purbe i'm Sabre 1916 BON
benz reiben engIiI6en NuturforI9er Some3
Smithipn gegriinbet. Serielbe ubertptes
fein fir bamaltge 8erbdltni1e bebeutenpes
8ermDgen ben Ser, Staaten n5ur 8ermelz
rung unh Qusbreitung bes menf 9liden
Wifens". Die @nftalt, pelAe unter Set
tung zines Setretdrs, Der our 3eit Der anz
geIebene 9bpitter 2anglep tit, etnen Stat
tii6tiger unO ftrebfamer @elebrten unierz
bGlt, bat it9 nGbreno bes lebten balben
S%abrbunberts be5pnbere 8erbienite Inn GtGz
nologie, Qitronomie, Meteorologie, @eologte
8otanit unb Qr3Golgie bieies Continent
erpprben. Set 1847 nurbe elm coSd1resz
beri6t perOffentliht, tpel9et f9on Idngft
ben Hang zines iebr geIu3ten nifenf9dftz
li9en 8u9es erbalten bat unb iiber ale Gntz
bedungen i'm 2auFe bes Sa6res Iustulfi
giebt. Die p8eitrGge gum meni9lt9su
8ifen", cine Qualification BON gebiegeue1
Quartbdnben, finb auBerorbentli9 gefu9i
unb nerbsn antiquurif9 nit bOben Preiieu
be5abGt. prOf. &au's gebiegene Monograz
pbie iiber ben Palenque@Stein 9ebDrt 81
bieien S9riften; ebenIo bic Nrbeit bon
Sduier un0 Oabis iiber bic 6iiQelbauer an
MtfIi7ippi.
4merifaniI9e. Nltert6umsfunbe 19e:rt
BON ie6er bas Stedenpferb bie1er MnItalt
gepefen 5u iein, unb bic Sale bes MuIeums
bergen feltene S9Gbe. 9a finben mir ber
uralten unb pra9tbou gearbetteten 0ierpglls
pbenftein bonn Sempel bes &reu5es in 4us
lenque, bic grotesfen @Obenbilber aus Sc
np9titlan, nel6e ben @inbrud MAIDEN, als
Ieien 1e tpie Meteore bpm 6immel gefaGen,
Die @teinIGrge BON Sennefiee unb Die SIT
nengrGber in S9io unb S1inpis BADEN in
glei6er @eife baau beigetragen, bieie arlB=
artige unb ~etgenartige Sammlung gu be-
rei9err.
WGbrenb fi9 Die @%af6instpner Samms
lungen ni6t nit benen bes britiI9en Mu=
feums, bes 2oubre in Yaris unb benen bon
Berlin meien tDnnen, fin0 ite, mas a1leri=
faniI6e Nltertbumsfunbe betrifft, beutc
f9on BETTER berfeben, als bic europdii9en,
unb tdgli3 erbalten iie 3upa6s.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sammlun>
gen, Mtnerule, Sti9e, 8Dgel, S4lan9en,
beionbers aber Die Collection BON Sbier=
Sfetetten aus Der BGtocGn=periobe, finn
auBerorbentli9 rei9baltig. 8ir glaubcn,
es giebt ipeniq Before Megutberien= Stelette,
ais bas in @afbington, Sir einen SorIdsr
unb &enner bieten bie1e SGle nit tbrem fell
tenen unb rei9en Snbalt tpo3enz unb mo-
natelang SebenspiirOigteiten.
9tefes QQes Derbanten mir Der Sreigebig=
felt bes Gngldnbers SSames SmitbIon, unO
ieber Mmerifaner, Der an Der niRenI9aftz
li9en 8iIbung unb ibrer @usbrettung in
oieiem 2onbe Sntereffe nimmt, bat ale lrz
Id9e, bas Mnbenten bieIes Mannes gu Iegz
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

9aruus ge6t berbOr, buB i'm MaitteG Der
leBtsn feds Sabre Die Sru4tpreiie in ben
uDrbli6en GentruIitaaten gegeniiber Dem
Sabre 1888 UNI 25, in ben norbpei tli6en
@tuaten obsr UNI 40 procent gefulen iinb,
atio Den aGgemetnen pretsridgung in boil
lem NtuBe mitgema9t baden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

9as &nnabmef3reiben bes 9rn. @arrett
&. SObart, bes repubIitunif6en @i5eprGiiz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., entbdIt cine treffz
libe MISUNDERSTANDING Der 5inan5frage,
unb IdBt feinen 3petfel iiber feinen @tanos
puntt. Sbr finb bier SiinfteG bes S9rei>
bens gepibmet, tpdbren6 bic Sariffrage tura
un0 qenGBiqt bebdn6elt ut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

5elnO, 1T Der Siroler Q6Olf $. Pooinelt, Der
ii9 nit elmer gr0Beren epiihen Oi9tung
yNbas0erus in Sirol" DortReil9aft in Die
2iteratur eingefii9rt Fat. Sein nddfterz
19tenenes NArt ,M0n9 uno 6sr3pgin"
nennt er felbIt Elm 3eitz unb Sittengelndl0e
aus Dem 16. S~abrbunbert; eigentli9 TT es
Der in @erlen er3dblte Gpman &Dnig 9ein=
ri6's III. bon Srantrei9, ober pielme6r
bes 5u ietnem MDrber geporbenen W0n4es
Sucques Clement unb Der 9er3ogin @atbez
rine BON MontpenIter, Die es Dem &Oniga
ni9t ber5ei6en fonnte, baB er fe I'm elmer
anOern tpilen berlafien batte urb ben bur9
i6re S9On6eit beitridten M0nb UNI beg
Prets i9rer ielbt gum &DnigsmOrOe be-,
lettete. 4ls bic 8luttbat gei9eben, 3og ie
it9 in elm &loter 5uriid. pobtneqi, Der,
mas Die S~ar6englut6 in feinen S9ilOerunz
gen betrifft, fi9tli9 beitre6t lit, audi ben
emit BON RObert !6amerling betretenen
pfaoen 8%utpeabete, t6ut in ein3elnen Q6z
l3nitten biefes 8u9es bes @uten 5u bieG
uno ldBt G6 unb 5u Die @bfi9t merfen,
re9t pitant 81 iein, tpDbei er in cine bas
tinftlerii3e @6enmuB bsrleBenbe @rotif bers
fdat. &bgefe9en baOon, fpri6t aus bieIem
8u9e elm frdftiges bi9terif9es @eftaltungsz
talent, 6as ou4 feline Sorm gu 6eberr19en
beritebt. 9ie meiiten Der ge19il0erten Gee
men finb bon 2eben u1b 8eipegung; Die Sces
merle itets anf4auIi9 unb in nat1rpabrem
Golortt gege6en; Die 9anbGung faft aQ3u
.fpannenb gefigt unb ouf fturte greGe 8irz
flung ob5ielen0. Cine Der lebten Nrbeiten
Deg Nutors 1T Elm unter Dem bebenfli9en Stz
tel vSreie 2ie6e" ber0ffentli9ter Sonettenz
tran5 in 5ipei Q6t6eitungen. Nu1 6ieIe
9t9tlng tpeit ale 8or3iige u16 ale Se6ler
Oes poeten ouf; d6r Snbalt 1dBt Ii9 f9tper
a11oers tpieoergeben, aGs inbem man i'm
dls cine in glii6enbe Spra9e gefaBte p6iz
loiopbr9e parap6raie bes Sitels be8ei3net.
Sas @an5e 1T cine Nppt6eoIe Der freien
2tebe, getpagt in Der Conception; ieber Der
'betoen Spnettentrdn5e, NIT einem Meiiters
1onett f9lteBenb, bas aus ben M~nfangsberz
len lebes Der oier3ebn Gonette gebit0et lit,
tnetrt19 nit GROCER @etpanbt6eit bur3gez
fibrt. Wtr tennen bon pobineIi audi tpez
niger fortf9rtttlt6 atnb 6ppermpbern 9ez
baltene, f4One 9i6tungen; 6pffentli6 pir6
er fein tpeiteres @9uffen pieber uuf bic
@runbGusen Der gt6if unb uuF peiTes
ftibert, bas auf benz 0fterrei6iz
f3en ParnaB itets in bpbem, 6ere9tigtem
Nnie6en ~geftan6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16
@taIatia tn feinen beri6ieoenea Geit6Eteu
eebeiIt nuS Oerbitet.
SoQfdnOtge
Der0QuutlQ

tpirb bur6 @ubipup's giasn s~rsieGt. Sur@ bsren
anttsbi1i6ie Giesnibuften resen .fe bic Sober
an BEL Der @biOnOerun9. Der Sale mo osren .GntLees
runa Durdb Die Gallcnz&andle. Sieie Qiaen in Sos
len BON 3 bis 4 reguliren iOfOrt pie Sbdtieteit Der
3eber unO befreien ben @atientcn BON llnregslrds
b%iqfeiten. Cine oOer 2 BON IaorDaD's 9taen tagli5
Sen rnO SrdQbeit Der 2eber leiOen, baIten bas 6es
ien in OronunQ unO f9eru oeiunoe 0sroaIuna.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-16

@GtgeGb muB oIfo auf Meiiung bes
popOtrdtti4en Gomites ben uusii9tsloIen
8erIu4 MAIDEN, S9ur5 gu piberlegen.
Sir @ltseto ielbf pdre es iebenfaqs melt
eriprieBli@er, tpenn er fi9 enbli9 baranmaz
4en fOnnte, bic fur9tbaren 4ntlagen S r.
a n 8 9e9en Mltqelb au piberleQen!
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29

Given away for a few days only, COM
mencing Saturday, one weeks treatment
of Wright's Celery Capsuls at Adams
drug store. Any person afflicted with
liver, kidney or stomach complaints,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, constipation,
sick headache, can get one of the boxes
free. Wrights Celery Capsules are purely
vegetable, easy to take, no bad taste, dc
not grippe. Parties living out Of the city
can get them free by addressing The
Wright Medical Co., Columbus, 0.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29

My little boy was taken sick very sud
denly. His legs were cold and spotted,
his feet and hands inclined to cramp; he
would not respond when spoken to. |
do not know what was the matter with
him unless it was la grippe. We gave
him Lightning Hot Drops inwardly, and
bathed him freely with same, and he re-
covered. We think Lightning Hot Drops
saved his life, for which we are very
thankful. M. D. Barnett, Long Run, W.
Va.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29

A gentleman in Nashua, N. H., has for
several years past, been in the habit Of
taking Ayr's Sarsaparilla to tone up his
system in the spring. The result is that
he finds himself stronger, happier, and
better than he had been for many years
before.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29
Kidney Trouble Cured

The Importance of knowing just what
to do when one is afflicted with kidney di-
sease Of aurinarynature, is best
by the following letter which was recent
ly published in the POughkeepsie, N. Y.
News-Press :
Mlllerton, Dutchess Co., n. Y.
CDR. David Kennedy, Dear sir:-For
more than eighteen months was so bad
ly afflicted with kidney trouble / could
scarcely walk a quarter Of mile with
out fainting. did not gain any until
began to use DR.. David Kennedy's Fay-
orite Remedy. After using the first bot
tie l noticed decided improvement
which continued, and know that
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29

Make it point to see that your blood
is purified, enriched and vitalized at
this season with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29

Yrlght's Celery Tea regulates the
liver and kidneys, cures constipation
and sick headache. 25c at all druggists
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-29
DR.. DAVID KENNEDYS
FAv0RITE REMEDY

saved my life, for was in miserable con-
dition up to the time began to take it
my friends thought would never be bet
Ter.
My sister also has been sick with blad-
der trouble for over year, so bad that
quantities of blood would come from her.
She suffered at times most fIightful pain,
and nothing seemed to help her until she
began to use DR.. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. She is now using her third
bottle and is like different person.
Mrs. Thomas Dye"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
EDUCATING THE CHILDREN.
The High-Pressure Plan Il Full Of
Danger.

The High-Pressure Plan Il Full Of
Danger.
There are many people who seem to
fancy that II children do not come
home from school with their arms full
of books, and with careworn and
thoughtful expression on their faces,
they are not learning anything. Their
gauge of progress seems to be built on a
high-pressure plan. and they entertain
very serious doubts about the POSSIBLE
ity Of any royal road to learning.
This being the case, it u not at all SUR
prising that teachers and school boards
should indulge in various examining
and crowding methods, and should make
IN effort push the children forward as
rapidly as possible. Indeed, they must
do this to earn their money, so to speak.
The injury done by this course is past
computations; children are overtaxcd
and become worn out, fretful and irrit-
able. They do not advance as fast as
they ought TO; indeed, II is impossible
for them to do SO. Then there Is more
fretting and worrying on the part of
parents and teachers, and with the most
disastrous results.
Children break down, become dis
couraged and inattentive; their minds
are incapable of grasping the enormous
amount of material that Is put before
them, and the inevitable reaction sets
in. Instead of making learning inter
esting and engaging their attention
and enthusiasm, they are made into
mere machines and pushed to their ut
most, even though, as is often the case.
the teachers know it to be a hopeless
struggle.
An experienced instructor has said
that child will learn about five times
as much when the studies are made
pleasant and agreeable, and this amount
will be increased IL anything like en-
thusiasm can be awakened. Admitting
that this is true, it is the most weari-
some and thankless of tasks to force
upon young children such compre-
hensive course of study as that laid
down in some of our public schools.
The drill and monotony of hard work
are inevitable, but a judicious and we'll
selected teacher will enthuse the pu-
pills either on the subject of their books
or give an incentive in the way of pro-
motions and preferences that is GER
tain to have a most happy effect on the
minds of little ones.
1t is the height of absurdity to see
children of II or IL years studying
philosophy and similar branches.
There is time enough for this when
they nave reached the ages of Is or 16.
Fundamental physiological truths
should be taught to every child while
in it's cradle, and should be followed by
the few important facts necessary for
it to know, until it has reached at least
years of incipient discretion.-N. Y.
Ledger.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
A NURSERY SONG.

Oh. Peterkin Pout and Gregory Grout,
And Two little COLLINS black!
Full oft from my house I've driven them
out.
But somehow they still come back.
They Chamber up to the baby's mouth.
And pull the corners down:
They perch aloft on the baby's brow.
And twist II into frown.
And one says "Shallv' and t'other says
"Shan'tw
And one says 'MustF' and tother say
-g----" Can't!
Oh. Peterkin Pout and Gregory Grout,
I pray you. now. from my house keep out!
But Samuel Smile and Lemuel Laugh
Are two little fairies light:
They're always ready for fun and chaff.
And sunshine Is their delight.
And when they creep into baby'o eyes.
Why. there the sunbeams are.
And when they peep through her rosy lips.
Her laughter rings near and far.
And one says Pleased" and t'other says
IDOL"
And both together say: IT love your
80. Lemuel Laugh and Samuel Smile.
Come In. my dears, and tarry awhile!
Laura E. Richards. in st. Nicholas.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
MAKING CHANGER FOR Two-FIFTY
1t VIII Break Up the System of the Az
eraRe Cashier.

1t Will Break Up the System of the Az
erage Cashier.
1t was only little $3.50 gold piece,
hut it is surprising the amount OF
trouble a little thing can sometimes
make.
The young man handed it to
the cashier in the restaurant, and was
waiting for his change, while behind
him were two or three other people
waiting for him to get out of the way.
But cashiers are methodical, and,
Furthermore, nine-tenths of them have
one certain way of making change that
involves dealing in even dollars, as a
general thing. No matter what the
size of the bill, they take the amount
of the purchase out of the first dol
lar, if it is below that figure, and then
hand over the rest of the money in dol
lars, or bills of larger denominations.
That was what puzzled the cashier.
80, two dollars and half" she said.
while she was trying to make mental
calculation according to her usual sys-
TEN.
That's what it is" replied the young
man.
''Of course" she returned, slipping it
into the drawer. Check, 40 cents"
and she counted out 60 cents in order
to get on the dollar basis as soon as pos
sible, after her usual fashion; zone dol
lar, two dollars, three dollars-no;
that's not right"
She was red in the face as she drew
the money back and began over again,
realizing that the paltry half dollar in
the gold piece had thrown her financial
system out of order.
She made three trials before she got
the right amount of change on the coun-
ter, and-well, If you don't believe that
a $3.50 gold piece will "knock out" the
average "lightning change" cashier, try
it some time and you will be convinced.
Chicago Post.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
The PIN Basket.

One of the newest If new things this
winter is the pin basket. To make q
pretty one buy a small, shallow basket.
IT should be quite fresh and new. If
possible secure one in which the edges
are nicely finished off with basket lace
work. Line it with silk of some pale
shade-pink, blue, green or violet. Make
the lining loose. and puffy. Only the
bottom of the baske. is lined. Around
the sides-inside, of course-are at least
half n dozen minute pincushions made
of the same silk as was used in lining
The cushions should be attached to the
basket with baby ribbon of the required
shade. One cushion is flled with ordi-
nary pins, another with white-headed,
another with black, and so on. A pretty
idea is to gid the basket before trim
ming it.--St. Louis Republic.