The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

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After that Mr. Talcott' WNa@ ;eftctth'
Judge of THE Court of,Gos1m6n r]eas
WIN ju,&diAtion ,s<yarsim counties Hs.
hcld this office .tiLithep :Eeays. Ha,Aad
'eeeh before, th{Y7 ,qqwner an@ fytor] nj
'hepoca'EE R|}}RP'rJ{{RRtf Xa!pnrFqiSq ,Ejdet{f
ni!'r reSft!gn9gs ,fromt the } h!S;qq}Gb
dqctcd it fd5t thirty ?c;iis: In HE i tt3ri55
Wears he found UNNECESSARY ofteN>t c
yet and pniut ;rs well s'write the paper
Having been thus in, the public. eye.
for three score years. Judge: Talaot has
come TO- hays great, Influence among the
people OF Porter, County; ,He, has KEEP
TO his free thought, and IS now leader
in the DR.. THOMAS branch of the PEG
pies Church in that city. Judge Talcot
is as keen in putting for}li Iii! FER rn:
ideas to-tlay aS' a any time in ~ his
earlier life; and iii thein ht has the tih:
qualified support of his Nfe!>S The lat.
ter W;uS for many years' ia Teacher Of
penmanshii ill. the :Nollegia,e .Insli4
thte" Of: Valparaiso, and WAS a,,elose
friend NYf Judge TalcAt and his frsl
'ihThere: are two things for people, tc
do: to lie haipp;y3 and be hieaithy,5 says a.
MIS-. Tai cbt ''f]{ey Hist ii'V'ee; |pbilainl5'
apq1, they mist s1epb 1T hight Instead 81
half the Hattitfe: EARLY t6 bed And
carly to rise is a wise motto and plaie
living is. ,anotlrrr. ia. ours opinion; at
expenditure Of $780, flt wear fqE TWO pet
pie wonl4, be gr,eVt KIT aNagqAcer, 40
De sure, We have M, no rent. to- pay, and
we have milk Sent to us by Mr. Talcot's
son, but: even If We had these th{{ntgs; ' t,
pay. for we WUi1ld not heed 10 spIen(
$500 a year. We a. not Ntiht 0hrselyeS
b1t we folluw:H wise 'taseeds ly '1Iy1ifS'
pfait'ly :wlel we ute:At homie i6i''WheN
OH the railroads.: .,5i..,i' I~r::,!.t.>i
r-tzlzt f. tt a
Eo1>u meastlfG* I,hhvr :khowif 4ten ~
commit ,s1sieidert'nr lessA disgu'aue; but
me never, So>nnurh AZ blipkea., He
heard M: ,,1thF Through blaAq}}y, mad e Lid
'c9'hmeHt ana R(egan ~, ta 1lE]fl, :, q bow
caught intl 'ii:teg;aiirdetd the '3 episoIr ~
closed. ":''':':'."'' "tf''t'; |tr 1,N.' r
'' An !Qdorless ,Qn,ou,,y r.:.>r
IA" latest PRODUCT pf, S!:ieptiq4 ,propa-
CATION is thr odo2rleSss H}nioH7, JUST how,
all onion can be odorleSs and still re-
main an onion is lioc't exa:pilainnedtI' c',r o
most people the oa3rr; il ;llI' there is Of
am onion an(l'that is enj{i&iu The 'ei,iiii!!
llation ofstl1e characteristic fea tlir6I TT
IA vegetables of |S1nh; long and''$ttone
>tApuins'in Ala tural history: ou$1t+to br,
rhrkqneq qmong the ,nrou4lest: ,ai.hiy~c!
mlffl 1|tS OF M4A. But, AZ: uniopf deprived
p that ,delifrjjouS tap taps .qpd the nene-
tr1{tilnng scent WHICH, goes ,Witl4 it,. ran,
hardly be ain onion: The palate which
loe6S onions Will lot r}aIc:0ignze it: c;',l1
'ing:ia WHITEHEAD :" indU,!i1o,lS. J. iihhSipidf
plated bhl1' alf '6hfon' A'ifl hot mike 1T
One'r - i ~ t'!l ,t'~H .>'':'
:IAN trueIUvnr oflDnioaak. Will fiAil:tbiv
new invasion tDf Observation-Disclosures hits
'Qnion at dead rAf nighta in, silence. tsn,t
solitude H. 1Tej oices in, it(,anlt 6ee4,s
Hpon4 it. The incense Of his praise fills
the room and sootheS hiM. to delicious
sleep: Ife rises in the Informing af 1el:
his Shcr1it to PASS The da5'y IN p 5r tfo
'ti6n; TO See iio 6ht'QlT thes suit hath
sunk With :lilNRStstiblA' Y{flNthnceg IFS
i'itfiilent' Vegetables can cot1Aiand gtR!Ff
tteNotion fnom it's Nntaries ut il sai4uxI
nrN and D. AIeEshil.5,i Shall be i,ield all
this delight folran Qdollesf bulb3,rL,et:
others d9sqs they: viii, Aetwil, not. An
onion with2qt is o|lor Niqq4nld be qShqpm7,
ed Of, Observation-Disclosures Journal, 49,.
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