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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30
2(ms Dem Nprtmcifcm.
Minncipta.

Detroit t. - Nier lit On Vro=
left I'M @an9e, Inn Die &bite Garth
NSentur mittellt Sclepbpnlcitun9 nit
Detroit III p%erbinocn. Sie Sbatlahe
baB lid I'M Conn &bite Garth bic
Nauptoiice iiir Die yeituns Der ton
lollbirten Snpianer N9enturen non
veed uno Heo vate uno poS Aoauptz
Quartierocr Chippewa Nnoianer= &omz
miilion beiinben, last cine iplhe Ser
tebrseinrihtlng ais notbmenoi9 er=
lheinen.
Crootlt ton. - 10. Gllenolon
lit Der Gi9entbiimer zines Ser merit
wilrpi9lten ~9taturwunber, Die nod ie
in pieler @eSenp Seleben wlrpen. Us
lit eit aalb, welfes am &eibna6ts=
morgen geboren mrrpe. SaSielbe
lit pollltdnpi9 normal gebaut, bat aber
nidt ein ein;igeS SPAR am &or=
per. Die Naut ut 9latt, wie Die eli
mes Glepbdntcn. Nunoerte BON vellz
ten aus Der Ia6borl6aft iino ieitber
nah GllenSlcns Flap 9eitromt, Inn
paS @unper III b%ewunoern. Menn
Die SPARE nidt nod wahlen, 10 wirp
pieleS @Sunoerfalb in cil,em Mtuleum
leine anSiebunSstrait ausilben.
Sulutb. - Die ,Sliper Min=
ming 60, an welher Nnprew Gar
negie tart intereiiirt lit, bat Elm
w%ertbpoueS @runoltiid aui Der Ser
Million GanSe, in Der Ndbe Der alten
Minen, erporben. Gas Hano lit
Gisentbum pom Sobn @. Srown unp
q. W. Wtiuer aus Duluth, uno es
beiBt, bic Sliuers@ sleuidait babe
baslelbe iiir cine Frdmie pom 80 Gents
per guibel unb elm Bonus uon$20O,
900 auf 20 Sabre sepa9tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30
llufruf!

,Soloenoer non IS peutlhz amerifa
nil6en Erieltern bielss HanSeS ulrters
seitnete guiruI Sing inns ,ir %erois
fentli6un9 ;t. Mir 9onnen Semlels
ben Inn 10 lteber Haum in Uni eren
Spalten, neil MIR boppn ilberSeugt
lino, buB Die in bent'elbem entbaltenen
Wcrie ut zines ieoen oeltlh= ameritaz
iliifen &utboliten Ser; %Sieoerball
finoen meroen. Ger Nufruf lautet:
Ter Is. Mai 1898 ut Der %.
,Sabrestao erFrielterpeibepon Mtlgr.
Shroeper. Cine all9emeine Intbeil=
nabme, beionperS oeS peutld amerita=
nilden Glerus, al pielem Nbrentd9e
bee prielterlihen %,vreunoeS mare bel
Der iiberauS 9roHen Hiebe uno &ereb=
rurl9, oeren Der bohwlte ,>llbilar lid
in ben meiteiten 3reilen erireut, gan;
natilrlih geweien. llno I'M omebr,
neil bieico ,>rbelielt cine 10 milltom=
meme @ele9enbeit 9eboten hattie, einem
Wtuune Den Srlbut Der Nohadtlnlo
bar;lbrin9er, Der nit Der erbaben'tel
Selbitlpii0teit uno nit Der uuer'hiit=
terlihlten Sreue Die ewig mdbren uno
lmperduBerlihen lSrincipien tirhli6en
Gems unp yebens lhon iubrelan0 in
bielem yuroe pertohten ulo Dor Nllem
Die Hehte uno Nntcrenen beS bl. ( tllbz
les alien oiienen ulo ueroedten Nn=
sriiien 9~egenilber tets bohgebalten
bat. veiper loll es ms niht per9onnt
lein, DEM Wanne, Der pur6 bic at
9rn9 Der &@orlcbun9 III 'hwerer :3eit
Der %ortdmpier uller tir6lih 9ellnn
ten llno paplt treuen Glemente in Sen
%ereini9ten Staatcn 9eworoen, Den
ii%lbernen >ubeltran; oar;ubieten lrnp
in bieier Gbrung unlerem eisenen tird
lihen Senten uno ,Siiblen ulperbob=
lenen Nusprlt III perleiben. Nur
weni9eM 0 d. nod, unp M'9r.
Shroeoer miro iiir / III NJ BON ms
9e9an9en iein. Sreilih wartet leiner
i'm alien &aterlanoe ein i6oner uno
e%brenuoler @irtunSsfreiS. God 9lauz
ben Die llntcrsei6neten, baB oieicr @e=
oante, 10 troltlih CT audi lit, inns fei
neswegs Der Fili6t ilberbebt, ibm Dor
leinem @eg9ansc cine @ennStbuuns
III bereiten, Die ibm nad ben lih Inn
ielne Ferion srlppirenoen GreiSninen
Der iiln9lten &ergan9enbeit li6erlid)
Sebilbrt, Sm @eSentbeil iinp mir es
ni6t nur ibm, lonbem audi ms ielbit
l6ulois, piele leste @elesenbeit III erz
9%reiien, I'M u%nierer unentwe9ten, ali
tirdliben @runbidben berubenoen 9lnz
bdnsli6teit an ben 10 unsere6t unb
ldmaduoa p%eriOlsten Frdlaten I'M
sweioeutisen ausbrud 81 uerleiben.
Au6 entipreden mir 10 am beiten ben
Sntentionen beS bl. Saters, Der nur
unter Der Sebinsuns bic Reiisnation
Wisr. S9roeber's erlaubte, bab bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30
Infer %criprcebcm crfIllt.

Wtit NbidluE oeS dlten >abrce bat
Der ,Nprpltern" iein ultcS Wcmanr
abaeltreiit uno I'M llcllcll &leipe be
ouiBt cr leine yelcrlhaar nit oenI
irommel, ouirihti0en Munlhe: Sin
0liitieli0co ncueo \abr," &ie in
alien 10 miro pieleo Elutt audi in
nelcn Sabre 'einem !Sluete uno leinel
ScltimmlnS be'tenS 9crcht III werper
Iih beltreben lnp ermartet, Sllnlol ncl
auioepupt, ais ooppelt anoenebmel
Gait pon lcincn velern anI9enpmmer
III merpen. Atiemano miro, menn ibn
Die ihmnte NeuiabrSmmmer III We.
lihte oetOmmcn, eS lid per'agen %tonlel,
Dem Slattc uno 'elnen Ncrallo9eber1
0ebilbreuoen Greplt III 0eber, mo mll
boffen gan; belttmmt, DAP lll'cre Ee=
ler III Nnertennung pe''ell, mas NH
iilr lie tbun, lih ibrer Ffllhtcn 9e9er
ms erimrern wcroen, Die D0rtl bette
ben, purd piinttliheS .Sablen ihrer
SublcriptiOu ms etnen gere9elten Ne=
lhdftS0an0 III ermO9lihen. Sru9e
Elm ,Neoer ;ur NbmGl;uno oerune intpl9e
Der III @unlten Der veler 9eltebcnell
&erbelierun9en oultenoen vd't nab
Griiten bel pam meroen, mie 'lterz
lib lest AMI oeS velero Seite, audi ulf
mnierer Seite balo 1tuhe mo .Sufrle
benbeit ein0e;o0tn lem. Zen %lelen,
melde bis pdbin trell Slim yltpro'tern"
bielten, lei unler Can't, unp lenen
Seutihen pieier W'e9enc, welhe lid
10 pieliah III 9t0r9eleien ilber pas
&latt e~r9in9en, unltutt pem'elben letle
Sicnite III leihen, 9elte Die Sittc, nit
Dem nelen ,Sabre iepmeoeo &orurtbeil
9e9en Ben ,9iorpitern" bel Scite III
laiien. @enu mir audi Den 9&lln=
lhen 9luer niht 0ereht werpen toni
ner, 10 piel lit iiher; inner Seltreben
9ebt pabin, !Suirieoenbett bel ben ve=
fern III errpeten ourd) 9&abrun9 Der
,Sntereiicn Der SeutiN Nmeritaner,
ais peren Stiipe llno &ertreter Der
yNorpltern" iih betradtet. C. Stol;
iollten paber bic SGutihen bieiiger @ez
genb aui pieies %latt ietn, es ais ibr
Gi9eneS betrdhten uno 10 bebanoeln
uno oaSlelbe niht ourd ein neither
be;o9eneS beutiheS Slatt u%erprdngen
~laiien, neil einiolhes linen ;,par biliz
ger 9elieiert miro aber serpiB niht BON
10 bobem Snterelle lein tam, wie ibr
Yotalblutt. Sie p%eupanpteu ,Snte=
relien miliien 9esenieitis selpabrt
weroen. Dies bat Der uNorpitern"
i'm alten Sabre setban unp miro eS
audi I'M neuen Sabre tbun, Gin iez
Der Seutlhe bieliSer @egenp tbue bes-
slei6en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30

bel lein Nume ais E'rieltcr unp We
lcbrtcr p%pllltdnoi9 Sewabrt bleibc.
VaBt unS peebnlb nie Elm Want
Suldmmcnlteben uno nit 9SDrt uno
Chat umlern Nreuno uno EprtGmpfer
ieiern. sc mebr CT lmperoienter 2Seile
BON ben viberalen IN pielem vanpe in
ben Staub 9e;o9en wprpcn, INT 10
lallter wollen mir i'm unlereS Ser
trauenS al leine unbeflctte lsrielters
Gbre perlihern! llno ie riltiihtSlole r
CT aus leiner Representation SSirtlum-
telt, in Der CT, 10 iilrhten mir, wobl
tolum III erlcten lit, perprdn9t wurce,
I'M 10 frci9ebi9er mollcn mir III Dem
lbm nit unlern gblhiepS9ulBen lrno
Se9enSlpilnl6en III wipmenpen Gbren=
9elhenfe b%citragen, I'M i'm, 10 picl an
ms lie9t, aller ~linan;iellcn Spr9en III
ilberbeben, uno ibm beim Nufbuu Der
ncllen Neimutb I'M alien &aterlnnpe
bebillflib III lein. SeitrG9e III DEM
Wti9r, Shroeper III wipmenpcn Gb=
rcn9el6ente purse ience man al
Rev. John Keeper, $50 Washing
ton St, Williamsport, Pa, rnp
guar, neil Die llcberreihun9 inter ben
obwaltenpen llmitdnoen beeilt werbcn
mus, lpGtcltenS bis Wtitte ,%ianuar
1898.
Noti;: Gremplare pbiScn Circulars
werpen piele Gage al ale peutlh
amcritaniihen Erieiter %periunpt. Spls
den, Die BEL Der N%prcilirltn9 ilber9an
gen worpen, piene oieie FreB &erofz
icntlihm9. glleS S$eiterc miro cben=
fdll9 plrh Die tdth. ElGtter betallnt
0emdht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30

REM Z m.-Seputp hoe
mellter @eo. &nopp pon MortS
Gountp, perlor bier am Sienitoo ols
or aut elnen lid IN gewe0unO benin.
li6en .3us lprang, UNI lid nod lpor.
ban 81 be9eben uuo bic Steucm Nor
Nortbern Faciiicz Giienbobn in cn
pfan9 81 nebmen, leinen Nalt, mubs
bon Der pcrbeipanirenoen Gobpoie o,.
trolien nro aui Der Stelle Qetootct.
Nan 0 m.-6ierm miro cine ,Sor-
mer's 80 operative Greameru" errih-
tet, melhe am uddltcn /. Mar; iertio
9e'tellt 'ein lOu. Ger 0ontratt ijr
Die Grri6tlng berlelben mo eipes
rNmmonia Cobb forage" @ebduoes
ut Der ,Sirma Sreeman Il Glet in
minneapolis iiir $4,000 i~6ertrooep
mproen.
@ranb Sorts. - IN ltsts.
Sonnta9 otadt brannte Wruhum9 am
Ser aleioer= uno Spe;ereimoorcnlo
Den nleoer. I'm ;rpeiten Stotwerf
oes ~'ebduoes %beianoen lid mcbrere
Sotale pon gebeinren NieieQidoiun
"rabam beIinoet lid 9e9enudrtio in
Nanaoa auf Selu6. Ger Gerlult ON
~ebauoe, &aarrnpotratb, Mobilor
etc. beiinert lid dui minoeitens $50
900, mo9e9en Die %erii6erun9 nun
5000 betrd9t.
Nelleno en-. IN ,Sol0e ou
Gntoetung, oaB Die Gommiidre non
Mells Gountp, obne ooB e9 in Ben
publicirten &erbanolunoen erpdbnt
muroe, ben Nnwalt Hobinlon pon
Sargo en9agirten, UNI Die 3laQen oc-
gen Die Nortbem Pacific Giienbof<l
beSii9lih Der fdlli9en Steuern, i'm
Sber9eri6t III filbren, uno ibm i'm
alle our6 ibn collectirtcu Steuern 30
Frocent %perlprad)cn, berri6t in Neiicn
ben 9roBe lln;ufrieoenbeit, Da lit Ser
Setrag Der Steuern alf $50, 600 be,
ldurt llo Tobinlon oemndd sic uuoe |
beure Summe ppn $40, 900 lioucn
milrpe.
Nar9o.-Nier ioll Elm Gougoe
Der &nodenlebre erriftet wercen uuO|
Die balptlG6lihite Seiiiruorterin pcrl
Stule lit Srau DC yenorecie Dor Iq.
90, melfe ldmmtlihe reouldrcn Aerut
III Der lepten ye9islatur ais yobbguin
ilbertolpelt bat. Sas Stammcapit0l
Der Sdule lit alf $50, 900 ieit0cicbt.
Mab burn.-Si gunObmmtcn
&lnter uno Vamb tamen an Sumitao |
III Sort Stepenion an lillo pcriCiOer \
ten Die portl9en Hesierun099ebduOc I
Jules, mas sum &ertaui al90cidrie
ben mar, e%rSlelte einen bobercn Creis.
ais peran'hla9t mar. Ger 0robe
Stall, weld)en Die He9ieum0 nit eli
mem Soltenalf mani Don $1,000 CT
uno auf $3.50 ab0eihdet batfy
~erSielte $3.50. ,Sn pielem &erbdltniF
lpnroen audi Die anoeren @ebdulidtei
ten, Cnisierswobnunsen etc, lusac
lblasen.
(6crtl etsuns auf Seite S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30
Statt:N emi9fcitcm

- alien, Die I'll @eibnatten ia:
in Der yGorpitern"= Suutcrci an0l
itellte Ferlonal nit Gsi6enteu bebat
te uno oaourd) ibre Inertenmn9 IS
Nienlte I'M .3eitunSslpeicn duBertei
lei hermit unler auirihti9er Cant CT
ltattet.
- Nerr Geo. edits, Elm Soh
lnleree Gountp, Der lid nab Au9bll
runS 'eines Stimmor9anc9 VI cincm
Encouragement BARTON Sdngcr CHI.
ppr9elhlplln9el bat, miro I'M ntaCll
Il. Glouo S%pernbnuie an #. "a
mar Gin Concert p%eranltulten. NUr
Sdilp ut Oh 'einer ~elan9olcilrnQm
zines 9lltcn Aupitpriums wcrtb.
Der inter veituno peo Count
Shatnnei tiers Scarf Silbcr itcbtv..
~e'an9uerein nEicbertran;" bat az
ti9it ;u9clu9t, bel elmer llnterholtml.
Die an u. ianuor bon Der Mtitmjr
ltcr "elell'hait I'M Spernbnuic ucyOr
'tultet miro, mlt;umirten.
- Seit Melbnnhtcn crircuta MIR
ms elmer lold l6oncn 9cilmOm I%lt|
terln9, ltm Die uno ielbit California;
bencipcn mllB.
- Merr $obn !Sapp, we,dcy ss
ldn9lt Die Goelbrpd NcijocnI
Ct. WermainltraBc tuuitc, mlro i
ndhlten ,Sriiblabr po9 wCbdlCc nno
ourd)sdnSi9en inncren A%uobcnturi
untcrsieben lallen uno Damn IN otr't'
ben nit leiner Samilic Mohuun0 rD'
men.
- GrGonpitt Geo. Nom0yN, no.
der Elm Ficro pco Miutb. Mo1maN'
in ct. Solepb itobl, hattie Iorn'. !
lta9 Dor Nrieocnorihter Wiolttn 'll1
Eorpebor uno muroc pon clt'tm MI
WrpB9cihwpreneu iibcupiciun.
- Cine Ginco0roph o0mpin''
meldcr Nerr Z. %onocr9lul9 ais ~A.
mayer poritebt, miro am SrcIlol a1'a'
in Der @ermonio Nollc cine %oyEl
lung 9ebcn. Sic %prittIan9 b1'E'
in Sariteuuns lid bcpcNCnocr N'la
rem uermittclit elmer muQilhcn E1ij'1''
US ut Dies cine Grlinoun0 ot2 9J'''"
SptitcrS |ubin pom FbiIOot,p1il,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30
Nprt:Nafpta.

@ranp NortS.-Siei Staot
miro cbne ,Sra9c in eini9en Monatcn
balc wieccr Elm serdrmiSeS ,ootel be
liecn an telle peS ub9ebrannten $50.
tel Sacotab". am Mtontas ertldrter
lid Sicts ~ Sow, G~isentbiimsr Oes
y Sacotab", bereit, Elm 500, 900 $50.
tel I'll erri6tem, falls Der Sauplab Dec
abSebrannten @OtelS linen pom Der
Staot sel6enft wirbe. Siele Slr=
Ger, wel6e bic Notbwenoisteit zines
suten 9otels einieben, iinO bereit 81
einem biesbesisliden Sonb bei;u.
Iteuern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30

1autbcit M ntd aehsiit mtte'n u nj
lrfdlt applttattcntu, r'ii ne ten FaUl'" ,rff
Stres u,dt trr, ,6Sn 'trrU. &c ffti ~ ,srA
sota, I've 3autttti ~ 'ur,rtr W.T. "a ,ytt
eorfituttruclt Sclnittd. 3duetut EHsS md
trntr snt,urttutn aufare tr ftlumiat, a. IA.
tn her Guratt'den 8tbU rtrurlddi ~-.drtrn
IL Setrs I'd trtiurttt. tatf IT. rrtN :, an,
Zen retr uurpuirmmsrts @cter; urt r'r' yr.
asttlrNsn II. sririar lautttit. urt Ttr w., 4,
,un ura MID sttrtu unt tttit ware - ,r,
itrtn atttris'n 3ufane rtritet rutn IA, n,
tas 8ttsr fur imWtr ,trltri rtrttu; Utuu r., ,,.l
ter ,stn fnt tur6 3afarrt rtrurtdtt Ft~. ,,t,.i
ale sin tniyunttur 3ufane Ter itlom'a'' -
DER Ia. ,, nd
mir rsgtn stntunttrf Telart tat ittt. nj
aatarrt v%truriatttnl 8aa rem linsstm s,,,,. sri
Dir Mot tur6 Gtnnstmsn pen fdut var ,,nru
tsiisn isnnsn. Fair sut umisnh sufHls""
Rsa atssNtrG .,,<o,
- 0estasttvsu Qsv sssftfft's 'M.
pluS Samiiien.FiT'u De behen.
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(Eortl esuns aui Seite s.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

To sheer at religion Is to make II that
much harder for somebody to be good.
Whoever knows that God loves him
knows that He loves the whole world.
The man who knows himself well
will know a good deal about other men.
II takes higher degree OF courage to
be laughed at than IL does to be shot at
A jury OF ravens would not be long
in deciding that linnet could not sing
When self-righteousness gets up in
the night TO pray nobody else can sleep.
II takes backbone to take any kind OF
n stand that will leave man standing
alone.
Those who hunger for the bread OF
life can never find 1t In the corn OF
Egypt.
No man should try TO speak for God,
except the man TO whom God has
spoken.
The devil has the advantage Of the
boy whose father Is moderate
drinker.
How much 1t would shorten our
prayers. II we would first do what God
requires.
Complete trust In God Is the only
thing that will insure complete spiritu-
al health.
Religion is in n bad way, where no
body is being prosecuted for righteous
ness sake.
The degree Of every mans manhood
is determined by how much he says no
to himself.
The man who does not rest In the
Lord when things go wrong makes 9th.
ers very tired.
More OF that kind OF religion is need
ed that viii make a man do right every
day In the week.
Love Is dead when the husband be
gins to grudge the money it takes &c
support his wife.
A much better thing for the churcf
than star preaching is good wholesome
personal influence.
W nat OuSlness mas tne preacher II
the pulpit, II his business there Is no
the Lords business?
We shall always have Gods help il
our time Of need. II we know that hi
name meets our need.
The question Of how much God vii
do for us. is always gagged by wha
we will trust him to do.
The man who knows his Bible wei
never has to look at appearance TO flint
out what the Lord Is doing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30

Take care Of the farm indictments
and machinery. II would seem that
no warning Is necessary on this point.
put II would surprise the general read
er II he were travelling over the coun-
Try to note the evidences Of careless
ness that are so often seen. The provl-
dent and painstaking farmer has a
place for his implements where he sees
TO II that they are housed and properly
cared for when they are no longer re-
quired In the cultivation OF the crops.
His lmprovident neighbor sometimes
leaves his implements where they are
used last or about his premises. with
out shelter. Even his harvester or
moving machine is left In the field long
after II has been used. subjected to
all kinds OF weather and inevitable in
jury. The cost OF repairs is necessar-
lily increased under such inexcusable
neglect. and the period when a new
machine will be necessary is much
shortened. The care OF tolls is an i'm
portant factor In farm economy, and a
word in season. while not necessary for
the provident man. may be serviceable
to such as are too remiss in this dIrec.
ton
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30


A farm should be divided into as few
fields as possible. II Is not necessary
to have more than two fenced fields;
and these fields should be used only
for pasture. alternately. One year two
crops Of hay should be cut. and the next
year It should be used for pasture.
II possible have these pasture fields
close 10 the barn. so that the stock can
be turned out day and night. Where
land Is worth $50 to $50 per acre, II
does not pay to pasture. II is more
economical to grow soiling crops and
feed the stock in the stable. having not
more than five or ten acres for the
stock to exercise in and Craze over.
The outside fence should be made OF
four strands of ribbon wire, setting the
posts twenty feet apart and thirty
Inches deep In the ground. a fence OF
this kind can be cheaply built, as the
posts can be obtained from the woods;
and II they have to be bought, they can
be had for eight cents each undressed
delivered on the place. Some farmers
set the posts forty feet apart, driving
down stout oak stakes to fasten the
wire upon every ten feet. II the WORK
is well done it will last for some ten
years, when a new set Of stakes mus
be put down.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
Sincerity.

My soul, art thou sincere; | do not
ask If thou art consistent have seen
the sun upon the mountains while the
valleys were still in shade. but did not
call the valleys insincere. have heard
music on the waters when the land was
in silence. yet | did not. therefore, say
that the land was untrue. / have seen
the primrose lift its head when there
was no flower to greet 1t. yet l did not
ON that account deem It hypocrite. But
is it a painted primrose. an artificial
primrose? can reverence any flower of
the heart. however lowly. l can rever-
ence the first bud of its spring, for it
tells of the Christ that is to be. / can
reverence the last rose of its summer,
for II tells OF the Christ that has beeen
here, and therefore is not far away.
But | cannot reverence the manufac-
tured flower. the paper flower, the
waxen flower. l cannot reverence the
Imitation Of the structure when the
spirit is not there. The time for figs
may not be yet. and there is no blame.
But do not paint the fruit before the
time. Do not deceive the thirsty travel
Ter by a dream. Do not pretend that
thou hast to-day what waits till to-
morrow. Do not seek to shine with
more light than Is In thee. Thy light
may be only dawn, but Gods dawn Is
better than mans gliding. Be true &c
thyself. o my soul.-Rev. DR.. George
MofhpSOn
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Dnfrvine In Russia.

Following is n description OF the
manner OF dairying in Russia. Our
readers will doubtless prefer the home
method. Those who reside near cities
produce some poor butter and some
min, for sale. but those living remote
from market produce no more than
,hev can consume. The cows are fed
in winter on coarse food, such as oat,
harley and rye straw. In summer they
Give but little milk. twelve to fourteen
hounds per day at most. The milking
Il done by stripping with thumb and
enger The milk is set in cellars In
o.rthen crooks. which are so porous
tbat thew are very hard TO clean, and
the milk sours very quickly. To avoid
tbis difficulty some Of the peasants
reen number Of small frogs in their
CELLARS for the purpose OF putting In
,heIr milk. their idea being that these
oold creatures take the heat out OF
,bogr milk. and they put them in to
icon II sweet longer. The cream is
ahmed of with wooden spoons and
chnrned in an earthen pot by stirring
,y,th stick. and the butter is worked
with the hands.
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The sheep In an animal that must be
kindly treated.
The small dock OF sheep well cared
for viii bring more net profit than the
big flock half cared for.
If early lambs are expected. be sure
and have a place prepared not calcu-
lated to make them sorry they came.
The farmer who takes up the sheep
business with the idea that the outside
Of the animal is worth more than the
lnside-the wool more than the carcass
gets hold of the wrong end OF the
dilemma. It's mutton first, and wool
afterward.-Alpha.
One bushel Of shelled corn or wheat
to every 100 head Of sheep per day is
about right. Oats are excellent feed,
and Kaffir corn would be excellent. DO
not make their feed-troughs V-shaped,
as they will scoop up the shelled corn
too rapidly. Here is a point that seems
unimportant. but It represents many
dollars year difference.
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The last Of the Indian companies OF
the United States army, stationed at
Fort Sill. o. T., is TO he disbanded.
This marks the end Of the effort to
make efficient soldiers out of the war
like aborigines OF the frontier. At first
the experiment babe fair to be success
full. Several companies, both Of cavalry
and infantry, were organized in COM
mand OF white officers who had mani
tested particular friendliness for the
Indians. The young braves liked the
jaunty uniforms, and promptly mas
tered the intricacies of military evolu-
tions. They became men Of mark in
their tribes. But soon the rigid dis
cipline and the enforced absence from
their homes and families became irk-
some. They began to neglect their
duties and to appear first Indifferent.
then sullen and mutinous. One by one
the Indian troops and companies have
been disbanded until there remained
only the command at Fort Sill, COM
posed Of fifty OF Geronimo's Apache
warriors. Though they will cease to
be regular soldiers Of the United States,
these Indians will not leave the mill
tary service. They will probably be
retained, as other former soldiers have
been, as scouts, in which capacity the
red braves have had ample experience
in our Indian wars, and, indeed, have
proven themselves Indispensable auxil.
isries. Boston Journal
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The owner Of a valuable Newfound-
land dog in New Orleans sought dam
ages from railroad company for killing
it. The case turned on the validity of
an act Of the Louisiana legislature,
recognizing dogs as personal property
only when placed on the assessment
rolls. The supreme court sustains the
law and refuses damages, since the dog
was not assessed, incidentally defining
the law in regard TO dogs in general as
follows: THE very fact that they are
without protection OF the criminal laws
shows that property in dogs is OF an
imperfect or qualified nature. and that
they stand. as it were, between animals
ferae naturae, in which, until subdued,
there is no property, and domestic ami
mails. in which the right of property is
complete They are not considered as
being upon the same plane with horses,
cattle, sheep and other domestic ami
mails, but rather in the category Of cats,
monkeys, parrots, singing birds and
similar animals kept for pleasure, curl
osity or caprice. Unlike domestic ami
mails, they are useful neither as beasts
OF burden, for draft, nor for food. +"
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That n kind word put out at interest
brings back an enormous percentage
Of love and Appreciation
That though n loving thought may
not seem to be appreciated, II has yet
made you better and drawer because OF
It?
That the little acts Of kindness and
thoughtfulness day by day are really
greater than one immense act Of good
ness once yearf
That to be always polite to the peo-
pie at home is not only more lady-like,
but more refined than having COM
pany mannersT
That to judge anybody by his per-
sonal appearance stamps you as not
only ignorant. but vulgarf
That TO talk and talk and talk about
yourself and your belongings is very
tiersome for the people who listenl--
Our Sunday Afternoon.