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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Bebanoluns pom munoen, Ole ourd
StaheIorabt peruriaht puroe1t.

3uerIt muB bic 8lutung gelt!ut iperoen'
9as fann auf folgenoe Wtetbooe1 gel4eqen:
1. Man 9reift bic Gnben Der ourhlfntttener
Mrterien auf uno unterbinoet lie; 2. man
brinot cine GompreiIe iber Der 8an0e an
unb 2, man brinQt bic WunordnOer Durh
Tabenfi9e 3uiammen. Die :rite NtetQooa
foute BON einem S6ierar3t ausgsfu9rt iper@
ben unb lit, auBer in 6eIonberen 5daen, nl4t
n0t6ta, bic 2. unb 3. Met6ooe a6ev tana bon
iraenb Semuno bsfol9t peroen, rpenn er lt3
na1 ben 8or19rift:n ri4tet. 4Rgenommen,
bic Wunbe lit feline groBe uno Dag 3ulcm9
mennd6en f6eint unn0t6ig, o2nnoh dbsr ut
Itarfe 8lutung ~bor6ono:n. 9a mmmt nan
einen 8au~mpoQbaui4, groB genu9, I'm re
Wunbe gu bebeten, beItreut 9n init 5oDo7
firm leot i'm ii6@r bic WunDe uno blnoet
i'm nit einem MuslinItreifen telt. VHIro
hipfs 8oumnpue 24-30 Stun0en lie9en 9e@
(nffen. 10 lit peiter feline 0eiaGr elmer 8lu9
tuna I'll 6efiirAten. Na9oem Die Gomprene
oboenommen lit, mas aber re6t be9utId:n 81
oeI6e6en bat, IoGte man Die erlten paar 3a9e
fpinen 0erIuh MAIDEN, bic MunOe nit Dem
G6lpomm ab3ureiben, ionbern mdn b%eltreut
lie apetma( tdq(i9 nit vSODoform" ooer man
befeu6tet lie me6rere Male 5e5 Cages mt
elmer Q0iunq, Die aus nSuIpbote Of Sine, 6
9ra6men, Qeao 11n3e uno Wofer l Auart
betat; bieie g eitanbt6eile Iino gut gu per'
miI6en unb Die Mirtur muB Dor leoem Se@
6raud)e gut ulngeI6iittelt peroen. Sin an
beres Mittel, tpelGss it4 bel olro5rS fit Die
@intermonate eignet, lit fol9enoes: Topes
| QeiniamenDl 6 unaelr, nOil Of 1ar" 2 I'm
aen uno nSincture Of 8en3ine" 2 1n3en;
f6ittle unb gebrau9s 2 Dtdl OeS 5a9e5.
I'm bic WunbrGrbsr 3uIammen gu ndbsn.
ma6t man Slide 1 3oQ ~auseinanoer, nobel
man ii6 elmer G6irurgennanel uno Setoa
cher itarfen 6anfz3mirneS 62oient. Wenn
bic GGnosr 8uIammenge5ogen fti1o, muB man
am unteren @nba cine Defining lailen, I'M
benz Giter Nb8ug gu getatten. Nd4oem Die
| Slide nab eini9en Sagen it4 l%p5l0ien, tpirb
zines Der oben angefu9rtsn Waidmlttel am
oepenbet. guu 0rabt g%erilens &unDsn tel
len qep06nli6 mittels Grunutation. 0rei
ober pier Sage nd9 itattgefrnoener Yer
punbunq perOen am 8ooen rno IN Der
OberftG6e Der @unbe tleine, pulteldbnli4e
@rb0bunqen eri9einen, 0as iino Bic @ranuz
l~ationen unb tie 5eigen, tpie be Natur Die
Glide aus5ufiGen unb Die %getrenntsn 3eagez
mebe gu rereinigen iu6t. Bon Ger 3ett an,
gu n,l6er bie1e fleinen @rbD9ungen in hte
gri6einuI1g treten, idreitet Die 9eilung,
penn Die ribtige acknowledgements ongez
psuoet ppr0en it, i4nsa ppraa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

!6ieraus gs6t berppr, bdB Safe nur 3 TO-
ptsl Waf1er ent6dlt, ais bas our9i9nittli3e
HinbflsiiA, apeimal iObieI PrOtein (mustel@
bilbenbes MateriaO unb etfpa 5Deimal To-
piel Mdr:ne ~eraeugenbes Mtaterial in fi4
i9lieBt, als &inbfIeif9. Ser nt9t genteBz
bare 9ro5entfab Des Safes tit duBerIt Helm,
er bilbet Bel Der ansetauften Menge nur Ell
men 8ru9tbeil zines prpSentes, pdbrenO ct
beim &inofleii9 20 Broaent i'm Sur9f4nitt
betrd9t uno BEL biIi9eren Stiiden it9 pobl
bis auf SO oOer go prosent belauft.
Nsnn mir nur ben eBbaren Sbeil bes
Sleiides in 8etra6t 8ieben, finben mir, baB
Elm PfunO Safe an Nd6rpert6 mebr dls 2
pfunO 5leii6, ipie mo. es i'm Mebgerlaz
ben erbdlt, elei4tommt, benin Oa muB mun
lpeui9itens 20 PrO5ent fir 4bfdae re6nen.
Sci ben iebigen preiIen beiibt Safe, fir ben
man 81 beaablt, e6enio Diel @ert3, Die
Beef @teat" Oas $3.50 getoitet bat unO Der
S~amiIienpater, pelher iid iOrgiam na3
Der Sede itreden muB, fo0te i'm 2i9te obiz
ger 3ablen erntli9 Oerfu4en, our9 5insuz
aiebung bon8dfe in bic 8eibeH feiner ta9li6en
Speiien oieies nStreden" .mibeGoier gu gez
%Itdlten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Qus Nebrasfd.
@ttinfon, Split. So, yaeb., 8. Sept. 1899.
Wertber 6err Simon!

Dertber 9err Simon!
Mein i'm porigen Sribiabr an bic u8eiz
luse" eeI6riebener Brief bat quite 5rii4te
9etragen, benin i1 erbieIt 3uf9riften aug
fait alien Staten Der Union; barin tpuroe
angefra9t, tpie bic @erbdltni1e bier Itegen.
Sd babe audi ieoen Brief gepifen6aft be-
anttportet uno biele 2eute iinO Der gu mir
getommen un6 fanben es genau 10, pie i'd es
gei9ilbert bate, porauf iie ii3 bier angez
tauft BADEN.
Die Roggenernte lit bier f9leht aus9ez
fallen; pie tA aus ben 3eitungsn erie6e,
mar es bqmit anberstpo audi nt9t better,
Bet5en lieFert etpa cine Mittelernte, Safer,
Corn nnb 6eu iinb iebr gut gerat6en. Sd
mOhte metnen oeutf9en 2dnbsleuten, tpel9e
l6re Gage gu per6efTern unb bier6er gu fonz
men pinf3en, rat6en, bag rebt balb gu
tbnn, benin oas 2anb ge6t 6ier meg tpie
frtf4e Semmeln unb lit audi felt Sriibia6r
5ternlt9 i'm Preis eeftiegen. Wenn es 70
an6Glt, oann nirb 2anb bier bulo e6en 10
t6euer Iein, ME in pieIen anberen @egenben.
Die iebt %anlangenosn MniisDler taufen 9ano
nod fir S. big $40 ben Ncre unb es giebt
bier nod einige CUTE 6armen, bic gu benz
Prets gu BADEN iinb. .
SIN port9en 5riibiu9r er5G6Gte i9 in mei=
mem 8riefe bon meinen S9fen. Mein
Sraum lit ni4t 5ugetrOffen, benin i9 babe
tie Mitte Suli fir $35 bas Stiid perfauft;
i4 ba4te, pielei6t geben bic preiIe tpieber
6erunter unb bann miiBte i9 i'm 6erbt pez
niger bafiir ne9men, 9Gtte ib lie 6e6aIten,
10 fOnnte id iebt leibt $40 bas Stiid be-
fommer, bod i6 bin iebr aufrieben uno
fange jebt an, anbere Sbiere fir nG9ites
Sa6r an3ufaufen.
W3it Freunblt9em 9ruB
Srib StoIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
2lmtIide 66roerun9 pon mal0an:
p1dnSun9en.

Sir unIere GARNER lit es bon 8i9tigteit,
gu erfa6ren, oaB bic forftpirt6f9aftli9e Ibe
t6eiluns bes Qderbaus0 D Departments, ioipeit
i6r bies lire 3iemli9 bei9rGntten Mittsl err
lauben, prattiiden 8eiftanb CUR 9erteGun9
unb 51rberung BON 8ulbpflan5ungen III
tGeinerem usno gr6Berem MaBitabe gu leiitea
bermag. Sc lit cine beionbere Settion n
ter Sberaufli9t zines erfabrenen 8dumz
pflan3ers, benz cine Qn3abl 6ilfsarbeiter in
ben beri9ieOenen Staten CUR Seite iteben.
~prganiiirt pproen, um Der anlage BON
8aumpflanauH9en lire 5ilfe angebeiben 81
lafen. @enn Npplttation gema4t miro,
begiebt iid Der 4fiHtent bes betreffenben Be
3irfes gu benz 4pr *~@1nten, unterI u9t ben
8ooen etc. unb git bann Rat6I9ldge binz
ii4tli3 Der gu pflan5enben 8aumarten lno
Der babel gu b%efulgenOen MetboOen. Sn
elmer tleinen 8rof9iire, pel9e bic FORT
~tpirt6f4aftli4e Nbtbeilung publi5irt bat,
tpirb Der 8ert6 bon 8aumpflan5ungen fir
5armer erldutert, unb 8eiipiele erfolgreiz
der 8aumpflan5ungen in ben ptelfa9 nalo@
loien prairien bes 8etens mitget6eilt. SAT-
mer, tpel9e bic Mitpirtung Der Sorita6t9eiz
lung in Der Nnlage bon Walbpflan6ungen
piini9en, foIten i'm Nobem6er ober frii1er,
tpenn m0gli9, an bas Department li9 tpenz
ben, bamit 3ett geuug fir bic prdliminuren
l~1nteriu9ungen bleibt, unb bic PIdne redtz
3eiti9 fir bus 9fGun5en Der iungen 8Grms
i'm Sriibia6r entporfen tperoen tDnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

den b%ranOigen 9dmens funn man ii4 me-
6uniI9er 8orrt9tungen, 6ebel, 6eotenen;
mo 8iem1i6 pieG @outgut CUR 8eRonblung
oelanqt, fino 3pei 9erionen erfOr0erlt4, cine.
UNI bic Semperutur bss MaKers gu regult>
rem, bic anbere, Inn has 9etretOe etn5u@
tuuben. NNm beiten lit es aber, tart
6ranOiaes 9aatgut CUR ni4t CUR 4usioot gu
perpen0en.
Mtan i6Gbt ben SOtdlOerluit, ben Der
s~Fluu6ranb bes 6dfers auid6rli4 in oenger@
~einioten 5tauten ben 5armern perur1o4t,
auf $18,O00,O00.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

man4maG unter Der PfGu9linie ltegen, 10
limb l1ntrduter bieier &lafie 3uipeilen re9t
l4per gu iibertpdltigen. 8e6arrli4es @er=
9tnbern oes 8ldttertpu9ies, inoem mar
bic Wur3eln pertiimmern tdBt, fii6rt tets
gum 3iele; in Der Praris lit oas aber oft
GuBerit i3lper aus5ufii6ren, ba Die Snosz
pen iebr raid inh biloen. SIN Qagemeiz
men a6er tennt man feline Before WetbOoe.
6Gnfiges Pfliigen ODER griinoli9es Guilt
biren 6es ii6ernu6erten 8obens 1T getpDbnz
li9 pas pirfIamite Mittel, bic 8ldtterbtt=
oung gu ber9inoern. 8leine 6ld9en mag
man ttef nit Stro6 pber dbHti9em StOff
beoeden. Man4mal biGft fleiBige5 Sal
gen, perenntrenbe ltnfrduter dug5urptten.
9eptffe 3G6e, p%erenniret6e ltnfrdrt$r, pie
bic @anaoazOtitel unb bic Saatoitel, lafien
ft4 oft ba, tpo lie in ttefern, reidsn, fea4ten
gOben ipuderu, mo lire Dur3eln unter bic
Pflugltnie 6inabge9en, unteroriiden, irbem
man bas 2anb nit gras etnIdet, mas peni=
ger toitet, ais Denn man bus untraut nit
benz PfIu9e beieittgt.
I'm %perennirenbe untrGuter gil psrni6tsn,
muB mar Die Samener3eugung b%erbinotrn
uno sen She'll i'm 8Dben tDbten. Die Gu
m~ener3eugung fann man Derwsksn, penn
man bas ~ltntraut mG5t, 10 bdf6 Die erIten
8lat6entnofpen erideiuen, qerabe 10 ME
man Bel elm Ooer 3peiidbrigsn 1Intriutern
perfG6rt. Die beiten Metbooen sur Mbt0oz
tung Der Wur3elftDde iino peri9;eo i na9
8Otsn, 8lima, @9aratter bes untra1ts unb
9rOBe Der 6lG6e, bon tpel@er ba5 l1ntraut
entfernt tperben ioQ.
SIM QGgemeinen perbeu folqsnbe 8e1fabz
rem %ansetpenbet:
Die Wur5eltDGe tperoea dusgegra6en unb
e%ntfernt, Elm @erfa6ren, bas man pruttiiA
nun bel tleinen 5GdGen arfpenben fam.
Sal8, 8O6Ien0l oter iturte @Gltre, berart
angetpenbet, baB ite nit Den frii@ geidnittez
men 0ur3eln o0er Wur5elit0Gen in 9erii6z
rung fommen, 3erit0rt be lebteren Bis auf
cine getptfIe @ntfernung BON Der @eriibz
rungsftele. Ro6e S9ntfslidure 1T tra6r=
ifetnIi4 bas pirfiamfte Der perbdltniBz
nldBtg biaigen Matsrialien, bic fir bieIen
3ped gebrdu6t perben %t1nnen, aber lire
tart Gsenoe @igeni6uft madt lire 9unbz
6abung gefdbrGiG.
Die neiiten Wur5slitDde per5en kidt SER
itOrt, tpenn man tie Der biyeften @intpirtlnQ
bes 6rotes i'm 8inter Doer Der bireften
Wirfun9 Der Some i'm trodenen Spmmer
ausiebt. Sn biefer 8e5te6ung niro bas
Pfliigen pirtfam.
Iaes Sdten, bel tpel9cm Die @ur5elt56e
Bios losgerifen, aber i'm 8o0en bclaflen fperz
ben, bilft, namentli6 tpG3renD naiIen QGetz
ters, nur CUR 8ertbeiIuns uto g.rbielfGGtiz
glng uro 1T f4limmer ais unniiB, faQs ni6t
pdftr geior9t lpiro, baB bas 8adst6um
iiber Dem 8ooen unterblsibt. SIN 2pril unb
Wtai gu pfliigen uno ben 9pben fir Maig
fertig 81 MAIDEN, bann in .3tpiI9enrGu1nen
Bis @rbe SUM 81 fultipirea rno 6ierauf ous
0anb pGbrenb bes HeItes Der SuiIon un6sz
drbettet 81 laifen - bas lit cine Der fi6erften
Wtetbooen, bas Wa9st6um BON Queden unb
Dielen anoeren perennirenoen l1ntrdutern 3u
bef0roern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Aus Jowa.

SpringbrOOt, SadiOn Co., Su.,
II. September 1899.
2teber 6err Simon!
9a nod Niemano etnas ii6er Sadion
Gountp in Der n8etlage" beri9tet 9at unO
iiber4uupt bic 8eri4te in IeBterer 3eit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

unb ] grotein auIammengeiebts Ra9ftez
6enbe ISABELLE 3eigt Die 3uiammenlebuns Der
perbauIi6en 8eitanbtbsiIe, Die i'm &aie unb
nSirloin Steal" por6anben iinb:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Iarnten.

G a in SI1tuots uberfanttH O6tr
q .3u perp Oh t e n. - IBegen metHenl porgeruu=
Sic lit IN SuItun 60. ST., bele9en. 1850 Ncres groB;
eaoon limb 285 Nrres inter Qfu9. - aereS Se!lano
uub 9aIture uuo 40 @ereS GbmeInefreioe. Suites Sals
uuo Staagebdube. 2 Granaries, &orncribs nno onoere
8ebduOe. Sbit9arten nit aepfeI5 Strn=. Yltrllf=.
Yflaunens unb &iribbdumer, and rleDrere gteerell:
iortcn. aGentbalberl qutes Waiier Sdule beftnnet 1D
ouf lHeiuem Soube, Wtlble MIR ~ Nteilen oepou; SIe
5aMptmorftptdBe iino pom 5 big II WteIien entIernt
8nibneu, @antpn, gnIsoiIIe. Seoinc, Yralrie 9ltD.
User po6ten NH. ionte Wlittel baben, nm einen Stod
S9melne uno Gtuooieb 5I taufen, Dont 1T bier Sslo 81
%oeroienen. N6bere MnStunft ertbetIt
80 1T. e o ais,
1~3Ipt3p6 Babylon, Sutton 60, Su.
Garmeu an p~erfoufeu- @iscouitn s. ar.
. men, $500 uno aufndrts Sartbol5lono bon
$500 big $500 per @der. Sreo. Sogt, IL WtaloH
Ctr, Milmoufee, @ts 14Iut3NfDb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

We should think that minister
whose chief aim was to preach the gos-
pei might be trusted to make use of
whatever material would further that
end More and more the story appears
70 be the form Of discourse which ap-
peals to the multitude and which Is Of
ten the vehicle Of truths that would
never otherwise be grasped- No man Of
sense would devote so, or even 25. Sun
day evenings during the year to ser
mons of this character. but an occa-
sional sympathetic discussion Of story
Of the first order by a minister well
versed in general literature and skillful
in discerning its relations TO life is as
legitimate and may be as fruitful as
expository or doctrinal or any other
kind of preaching. -Congregationalist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

he mouth Of the ela<~ Having trs. hsi
it =uu Us smoothly rs TTs~#f'.#r Pres, Tie
overlapping part as closely I Ne SIDES :
til giu>> Us Nuu can.
Naw place the palm AZ yaur right hand
sararaly upon the month pf the glass,
taxi the stem IN your left hand and turn
the glass quickly upside down. You must
do this neatly and quickly 50 rs 10 pre-
vent any air from entering the glass.
The next step is TO slide your right
hand gently from under the glass. when
you will find that the tulic viii adhere 70
the mouth and that not drop Of water
viii come through ia spite OF the thin tex
ture,
This OF itself is pretty experiment
hut it is only the first part OF the one
that we are describing Your second Cob
let. you remember, is filed with claret
wine. Exactly upon the mouth OF that
glass place the inverted glass OF water
fitting rim to rim cautiously and neatly
and very soon you will see little jets Of
wine penetrating the tulle in every direc-
ton. Let the glasses remain thus for 10
or 70 minutes, and the exchange OF liq-
uids viii be complete, the wine coming
into the upper glass and the water going
down into the lower
It is scarcely worth while 70 explain
that 0ls change is due 10 the lighter
weight Of the ue-Philadelphia Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

thus far hasn't been necessity to our
column.
1t is for just such busy housewives and
mothers as you mention in your letter,
that these words Of sympathy and encour-
agement are written each week. l am
glad we have heard from these two, by
you, Sister B. ] do sympathize with the
careworn, busy mothers. The flush of
girlhood may fade from your cheeks, but
the mother love Will light the eye and
warm the heart. II only the mother and
father can talk over together and agree
upon that whch seems for the best inter
ests of the children, thus sharing the re-
sponsibility of their training, the care
would be lessened for each.
One word in your letter, Sister b, is re-
served as a text for some future time
"Neighbors.'
ELLEN, we miss you from our column.
AUNT MADGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30
NOTWITHSTANDING.
A Letter to Mrs. pinkham Brought
Health to Mrs. Archambo


DEAR NBs, PISKuAM-For two
years felt tired and so weak and dizzy
that some days l could hardly go
around the house. Baelache and head
ache all the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains in the
womb and troubled with leucorrhea
and kidnevs We're affected.
" After birth of each child l grew
weaker, and hearing so much OF the
good you had done, wrote to you and
have taken six bottles OF Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. one
box of Lozenges, one box of Liver Pills,
one package of Sanative Wash, and to-
day am feeling as we'll as l ever did.
When l get up in the morning l feel as
fresh as did when girl and cat and
sleep we'll and d. all OF my work. If
ever l feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength. l know
yourmedieine cured me "-MRs. SALISA
AReHAMBo, CHARLFMoNr, MASS.
The present Mrs. rinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham. and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women year. All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkhan
at Lynn, Mass, for advice, which will
be promptly given without charge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30
Dear AUNT lAddoe:


There is an old book that says turn thy
feet from thy neighb boris door lest by thy
continual coming thou weary him and he
hate thee. | will run the risk this time,
for l must tell you OF one of the dear
house mothers that lives near the eastern
boundary OF our town who says: Il gain
so much help and encouragement from
the Mutual Benefit column, especially
from Aunt Madge's' comments and ad-
vices; have so much to do there seems no
time for rest, so ! appreciate her sugges-
ton that woman ought sometimes to
say, Il must rest, l have SO much to do,
and 1t almost makes one feel as il resting
was part OF ones duty"
And from another, a mother with her
little ones around her and as she expresses
it, 81 can't take time to breathe, +" comes the
query, who is Aunt Madge'? That col
umn is worth to me the price Of the paper
and THE AMERICAN seems just like a
friend. it speaks Of SO many OF those we
knew when We were teaching"
So, Janet, continue the history OF your
flowers, and tell US Of your travels; ii may
bring breath of cheer to the stay at
homes. And, sisters, don't forget the
receipts, all OF which / have tried and
'5und helpful.
Here is one for the ex-teachers that feel
themselves overburdened with household
cares. Have a penny ia blet and pencil
hung up out of the reach of the little ones,
and when you drop into a chair from
sheer exhaustion just write and enclose
few of those weary signs to the NJ. B.
column. AUNT Madgen will mix them
in with the flowers and other helpful
things, and you will be astonished how
helpful il will be to yourselves and others.
Aunt Madge, this letter is to be used
only when you are Short OF communica-
tions. Never let anything from me crowd
out anything else. | hope there will be
so many good things TO choose from that
there will be no immediate need of any
thing from my pencil, but being worker
in Sunday school and Christian En- 5eavor
work, and having felt the need of tn help
and sympathy that Others Were so d ind
antly bile TO give by making little { ira
effort, | have learned that help prom y
and cheerfully given has two-fold vale:
1t blesses both the giYer and the receive
Do not hesitate for one moment to throw
anything from me into the waste basket /;
| shall take no offense.
Yours lovingly,
SISTER B.
Dear Sister B., your letters are always SO
helpful that even the personal lines to my
self feel that l ought to share with the
other sisters. That ominous waste basket
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30
A Sunny Chrintian.

Faith is better than doubt, and con-
fdence better than questioning II is
better to be sunny Christian. rejoio-
ing, songful, happy, than sad. gloomy.
own life sweeter and more beautiful
Then it makes others happier. A.
gloomy Christian casts dark shadows
wherever he goes A sunny Christian is
benediction to every life he touches
Friendships of Jesus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30
From the county President.

Dear Sisters e Local UHioas.
Are you all picnicking or boating or
sleeping tha; none of you are heard from
through this column? / have sent you
each letter this month, aud hopo it may
stir you mp little.
Stoning.on nnien has been busy.
can't tell you just how and what about,
bat they were busy for while.
We hope to have every W. e. T. L. in
Hancock county well represented by full
delegation at the state convention In Port
land, sept. 26, y, Is Look fer next Star
in The East, which will give all particulars
about rates Of travel, etc.
Now is the time for you to be getting a
memorandum OF all you want to find out
while there, and then you won't come
home and forget " hat you wanted most to
learn. When you get there there are SO
many good things 10 see and hear and
learn you viii want them all.
l learn that Mrs. Mary II. Hunt Is at
Bar Harbor, Her presence in the state
and in our county seems TO lend strength
to the grand movement she stands at the
head of.
Have you ever talked school savings
banks in your own local schools? It's best
to talk it up-hy and by We want to work
at it.
How about Y. work. Are you doing
anything al that? Let's hear from some
more OF the sister or brother honorarys.
kindest regards, sincerely, always for
temperance, LILLIAN MAY ROBBINS,
President Hancock Co. W. {. T. [.
South Deer Isle, Aug q. ls99
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

Dr.. Nachtisai, The celebrated African
explorer, was the guest Of rich Ham
burg merchant. The merchants son, 4
young man Of somewhat sentimental
temperament, said. among other things,
that his dearest wish was to ride across
the desert on the back of a camel. He
thought such ride must be very poetical
indeed.
My dear Young friend" replied the
explorer, Il can tell you how you can get
a partial idea Of what riding a camel on
the deserts Of Africa is like. Take an
Office stool. screw it up as high as posi-
bic and put it in a wagon without any
springs. Then seat yourself on the stool
and have it driven over rocky and un-
even ground during the hottest weather
Of July and August and after you have
not had anything TO eat or drink for "a
hours. and then you will get faint idea
OF how delightfully."- poetic il is to ride on
q camel in the wilds of Africa"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

A gentleman living in a suburban town
brought lawn mower home one evening
and the next morning was out early test
ing it. His little 4-year-cld daughter,
hearing the noise, ran TO the window TO
investigate and, after gazing al il in as
constituent for moment. exclaimed.
"Oh, mamma, papa's tuttin re gwass wis
your tarpet sweeper"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30
All Things New.

Having the mind Of Christ, let the
days find you bearing enc another's
burdens or filling the hours as they pass
with a beautiful service. which shall be
as gifts of gold. frankincense and myrrh
laid again at the feet Of Him who came
to cover our sins with forgiveness and
TO make all things new.-L Mench
Chambers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

Are grand, hut skin Eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salye cures
them; also Old. Running and Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises. Burns, Scaids, Chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth.
Drives out Pains and Aches. Only % cts.
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold 'hy :. d
WIGGIN, Druggist.
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Begin Thy Reign.

Come. Lord, and tarry not.
Bring the long looked for day
Oh, why these years of waiting here,
These ages Of delzy2
Come, for Thy saints still wait;
Daily ascends the sigh;
The Spirit and the bride sag come.
Dost Thou not hear their cry.
Come, and begin thy reign
OF everlasting peace;
Come. take the kingdom 70 Thysel..
Great King Of righteousness.
HoratiQs Bouar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

Whatever your sex or position, life is
battle in which you are to show your
pluck and woe be 10 the coward. Des-
pair and postponement are cowardice
and defeat Men re born to succeed,
not to fail. -Thoreau-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-30

With hoop and stick little maid
In an old garden, laughing. played:
Across the lawn she swiftly ran
And dowu- the path, as maiieus can
mid roscs yellow. roses red.
And round the sun dial gray she sped,
Until o'ertired she bresttless sank
Upon a NOISY hare bell bank