Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
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For Eastertide.

"FFs r""slerVlde brings to ALL
rieh ana poor alike-its message Of
nope and cheer, and even tha n,ost
matter-of-fact delight To honor tho
Joyous season with all things bripht
ana beautiful. before 1t comes we
love TO think Of it. to plan for II
each in his individual way. and that
| everything should assume mn
Easter dress and brightness il bnt
natural result Of the all-prevndinp
spirit of the festival. Even tho
books proclaim the near advent of
the anspicious time. Demorest,s
Magazine comes to us in Easter dress
ana with Easter pictures ana noa,ns
and general "springy character
makes one Immediately feel IN ne.
cord with the season. The first mr..
tlele' Flower Fetes and Pageants.u
introduces us to all the lands whore
fora Is fotted during the months of
her reign, and pietorially one. be-
comes Intimately acquainted with
laNofite spot in her kingdom.
southern California. "Rermuda The
Beautiful transports ono "a the
land of the Easter lily, where miles
and miles Of lily-helds furnish the
"pare, proud lilies" fer the adornment
Of our churches.
Every number Of Domorest's con-
tams pattern order which entities
the holder To reliable and stylish
patterns az merely nominal cost.
she patterns that can Sc obtained
during q year ON tile orders given
would II purchased III Tho regular
way, cost at least from $a0 Ia $75.
Everyone who " III take the trouble
to cut out this notice and forward it.
with ten cents, to tile address below,
VIII receive a sample copy OF DEM
orist's Magazine, containing i pat
tern order which entillps the holder
70 any pattern illustrated ia any
nunlher Of the magazine published
during the last twelve months, at the
uniform price Of four cents each.
ana frequently over thirty patterns
are illustrated In ono number, thus
aiiofding an almost unlimited
/ variety oselectfrom Dem0rests il
published for 81 u year, by the DEM
crest Publishing Company, ITO Fifth
! Avenue, New York.
THE Essex Iowal Independent Is
responsible for the following: alt is
stated on good authority that Il rail-
road man known as Tom Murray
while setting the brakes one sleety
day found the wheels were slipping
because the brakes would not hold
ana the train was tearing down grade
at terrible rate Of speed, offered the
following prayer o Lord now that
! have tiagged thee, lift my feet from
the road u lileand plant them firmly
upon the deck oi the train Of salvation
Let me use the safety lamp known
a. prudence, nftke all couplings in
the train With the trong link Of thy
love and let my lamp be my bible
And Heavenly father keep all
switehn2s closed that lead III on
the sidings, especially those with u
blind end. Q, Lord, if ii Be thy
pleasure, !iaye every semaphore
blocked along the line to show the
white lignt of hope That may make
the run Of life with out stopping.
And, Lord, give us the ten command
nents AS a shedue and when have
finished tho run aud on shedule time
pulled into the great station Of Death,
may thou, the superintendent Of the
universe, say with q smile; Well
done, thou good and faithful servant
come and sign the pay roll and re-
ceive your check for eternal happi-
ness"
Fruithurst Excursion, April 9TH, 1896.