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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-09-27
THE Nursing MOTHER.
How to Defeat the Old Saying, ga
Tooth For Every ChiId.v

Nursing mothers should take especial
care of their digestion not simply on ac-
count of the child, which, of course, is a
good deal, but because of their own COM
fort and well being. There are many
ways in which the system easily suffers
at this time, not the least among these
being the decay of the teeth. The old
saying, "a tooth for every child" is not
without q foundation, inasmucb as the
teeth are undoubtedly more prNdisposed
to decay at this period of the woman's ex-
istence. I believe, however, that this de-
cay is due in large part to an acid dys-
pepsia developed about this ti1Ee OF
earlier in a good many cases and causing
an undue amount of acid secretion in the
mouth, though in exceptional cases the
/ extra draft on the woman's system may
need to be considered.
To prevent this premature decay of the
teeth much may be done by correcting
the accompanying digestive disturbance
and the administration of good strip of
lactophosphate of lime after meals. In
many cases history will show the begin
ming of this indigestion to run back some
time before the birth of the child, and of
course it We're better if our treatment
could be instituted then. All healthy
mothers should nurse their babies if they
possibly can, for both mother and child
will be the better for it in the long run.
One of the surest ways for the mother
to have>plenty of milk is to take plenty of
milk herself, and it were better if this
milk be taken fresh from the COW. All
rich, stimulating articles of diet had best
be left out of the dietary of the nursing
mother. Plenty of bread and butter may
be allowed, and breakfast foods, with
lean meats once or twice a day; also eggs
in moderation. Fried dishes are to be
avoided Meat broths and soups, not too
greasy, are usually permissible. A wine
glass of extract of malt drank while eat
ing is often a good tonic.
AS directed especially to the indigestion
occurring at this time, would prescribe,
to be administered before taking nourish-
ment, powder each one of which should
be composed as follows: Caroid, five
grains; biearbonate of soda, FIVE grains;
pepsinated charcoal, three grains. This
will be found to greatly assist the diges-
ton, the carod serving also to make good
blood through the enhanced assimilative
power. The lime preparation or a pre-
paration of hypophosphites can be used
in conjunction with this after meals, and
both will be medication enough for most
cases. The caroid digestive powder may
often be used to good advantage to cor
rect any stomach or bowel disturbance
in the child by simply giving it to the
mother as indicated.-Dr. A. p. Reed in
Housekeeper.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-09-27
IL HANDY. FOLDING RULE.

An Old Standby Of the Mechanic In
Greater Demand Than Ever.
"There are about million different
kinds of rules" said a dealer in hard
ware and tools, ''the rules being some
thing of well nigh universal use in one
form or another in pretty much all
trades, but here's one old standby that
we sell more Of now than ever, this be-
ing the folding rule.
''There are plenty of rules that fold,
the commonly known two foot rule
being familiar example, but this par
ticular old rule that speak of is known
by name as the folding rule.
ut is made in foot long sections, in
various lengths, ranging from two to
ten feet and over ten, if required, but
three feet, five feet, any number Of
feet, the rule. whatever its total length,
folds up completely into a bundle a
foot long. The Stats are thin and fold
ed up, and even ten foot rule takes
up little room. 1t can be quite conven-
iently carried in the pocket.
"Lots of people use folding rules
pAuiiiDSlS, III AuctduCS, III luSdsuIllS
pipes and in measuring places for
pipes. In measuring a distance great
er than the spread of the arms with a
tape two men are required, but one
man can measure with folding rule
as far as the rule can reach, and with
such a rule he can, single handed,
measure around corners or in the an
giles of wall and ceiling or in any other
bend or crevice. We sell lots Of them
nowadays to electricians, who use them
in measuring for wiring houses, and
we sell them to various other users,
the six foot rule being the one most
commonly sold.
''Such rules, of whatever length, are
sold by the foot, at 8 cents foot
New York Sun.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-09-27
Made over Dishes.

One of the best made over dishes in
which cold roast beef figures is this
Slice the meat very thin and make q
sauce by browning two tablespoonfuls
Of butter, adding the same amount OF
flour and stirring until both are brown
Then add one-quarter Of teaspoonful
each of curry powder, mustard and salt
and one-eighth of teaspoonful of pa
prika. When all have been mixed. add
one cupful of stock and tablespoonful
of lemon juice. Keep this sauce hot un.
til needed and pour 1T over the cold
meat just before serving. Cold lamb OF
veal may be treated in the same man
ner.-Betty Bradeen in Boston Traveller.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-09-27
THE LEssnN nr rnE xnAn

Drought keeps the people of India
face to face with starvation, it broods
over central Russia and paralyses the
efforts of millions, it glrdles Australia
and makes a desert Of once fruitful
farms, and here in the great Mississip-
ri valley no lesson has been more
sharply defined the past season than
that of learning how best to conserve
moisture in the soil. The early and the
later rains may fall full or scant, as
the case may be, and the wise farmer
will learn how by deep tillage and con-
slant cultivation to raise good crops
even with a minimum Of rainfall No
subject Is Of greater Importance than
this
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-09-27

The Schoolmaster has discovered this
alphabetical advertisement in an issue
of the London Times in 1912: ITO wild
overs and single Wanted
by a lady situation to superintend
the household and preside at table.
She is Agreeable, Becoming, Careful,
Desirable, English, Facetious, Gener-
Gus, Honest, Industrious, Judicious,
Keen, Lively, Merry, Natty, Obedient,
Philosophic, Quiet, Regular, Sociable,
Tasteful. Useful, Vivacious, Woman
ish, Xantippish, Youthful, Jealous, etc.
Address x w, Simmons Library,
Edgeware Road"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-09-27

The value OF pepper was known OF
old. We read that when Rome had to
be ransomed from the barbarian con-
queror in the year 400 Alarlc demanded
5000 pounds Of pepper among the pay
ments and that Hippocrates used It III.
medicine, applying It to the skin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Shinefiiher libel.

SIN Mbenblanbe pirb pielfa9 ee=
slaubt, haB bic gbtneien, NIT einisen
penieen 4usnabmen, feinen erbliden
@pel bdtten. Sas lit in bieisr aGsez
meinen Gaffuns nidt ridtig. IS sibt
pielmebr einisen erbliden @bel, aber
bic Grbli9teit 1T INNER an cine Be-
ftimmte Heibe bon Generationen sez
tnipft uno bort bann auf. lleberbies
bat Der Sobn itets einen um einen
Grab niebrigeren Stang als Der Batter.
Sas bD9fte, mas an bei4rdntter CRIB
lidfeit perlie9en tperben fam, lit bic
fir 26 9enerationen, nGmli9 fir einen
Sir!ten erfter 8laFe. Ser Sobn 1T
bann alio elm 5urit speiter &laHe, unb
bei1en Ra4folser perben na4 unb na9
gu Marquis', 9rafen, @ieomtes unb
9aronen. Sober bieier Qbelsrdnse bat
me9rere &lafen. Inter ben 8arpnen
sibt es nod bier peitere Stufen nit
unterabtbetluneen.
Nit Der Yerlei1ung zines Mbelsz
titels lit In CHINA niemals bic sleidz
aeitige @erleibuns bon 9runbbeiiB
ober BON tresnb elmer fonitiyen Oota<
ton berbunben. gs tpirb fomit atpar
Der meni9li9en gitelfeit Geniise ses
leiftet, obne bab aber bic seabelten
perfonen gu elmer eef9loHenen Maht
TN Gtaate tperben tDnnen. Seinen
urfprung bat bas Spftem etpa i'm 6.
Sabrbunbert b. gbr. Ser gu iener
3eit rssierenbe 8aiier Wu Wang bate
bas htneftf9e &ei9 in cine Mnsabl
balb unabbdnstser Seubalitaaten gez
tbeiff. Ils bann feline Radfolser na9
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING Der nerf9iebez
men Sbeile ftrebten, lieben fie ben az
mGlig mebiattfirten Teubalberren lire
Sitel, iebo9 nur nit bef9rGntter CRIB
lt9fett. Sie Manbf9uren batten Bel
tbrer Groberung bes 2anbes In Der
erften 9dlfte bes II. Sabrbunberts feis
ren @runb, bieran etpas gu Gnbern.
Oasegen erfannten fie. ben tperig 5abls
ret4en, bauernb erbltden 9ineffden
gbsl ni9t an, NIT aleintser @usnabme
bes @bels Der beiben Weifen &onfuaius
unb Menaius. Der Glteite Na9tomme
bss Ronfuaius in seraber 2inie tpirb
uStets beiliser Shirt" senannt. unb
Der bes Menaius 1T Elm Marquis. gu
bieien beiben bat banr Der Raifer
Ransbi i'm II. Sabrbunbert einen britt
ten oefiint. ben be8 hnmnIa hehe,,isnh~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

item Ifiibrers Ter Standardization
partei in Siibdina. Si9instidinss
flung.
8enau aenommen mar S56inas
tfdinstung nur elm Seerduberfubrer
sroten ellis.
Ils Der SaiIer einiab, DAP er nit
9elpalt nifts gegen i'm ausriGten
fcnnte, beriu6te er es nit l~nterbanhz
lunaen unb errei9te bamit ieinen
3ped: Der alternbe Sduptlins lieb ii6
p%eniipniren unb suglei9 in BEN
bauernb erblifen @belsitanb erbekn.
Der birette Glteite Na9tomme Sliding
tf9instunss fiibrt ben 9itel vSeebez
berrI6enber Siirit."
@ns 8elpbnung fir gang beIonbers
@erbienfte eebt in gbina iebr aug
nabmspei5e Der einem Manne pers
liebene Mbelstitel auf feinen Sobn
iiber. 9as befannteite 8eiipiel bier
fir 1T Siensfupfan, Der 9D9ittpms
manbirenbe segen bic Saipings in ben
Sabren 1849 Bis 1866. Na9 benz
Sale bon Nanting, Der lebten Sefte Der
Rebellen, tpurbe er gum Marquis sez
ma9t. unb iein So9n, Der ipdter in
europa befannt geiporbene Marquis
Sfens, erbte bteien Sitel. Nber Der
gnfel fann i'm fi9 nnr bur9 eisene
@erbienite peri9affen.
@iel bGufiser 1T in China bic Ser
leibung zines Qbelstitels an bic @orz
fabren zines perbienten 9eamten pber
Sffiaiers. Ser 9ebantengang babel
lit 10: Der GGter zines bebentenben
Mannes mub biefen iebenfaus gut err
aosen baben, unb bierfiir tommt INN
cine 8elobnung gu; ebenio lit es nit
benz 9robpater. Weiter sebt man niez
mails. Sn ben meiiten Sd1en iinb bies
poftbume @bren, ba Batter unb 9roBz
batter sepDbnli9 ldnsft tobt finb, tpenn
Der Sobn seabelt ipirb. 8on gurpz
pdern, bic i'm 9ienite Gbinas itanben,
finb bisber nur spei 10 ausseaei9net
tporben: Sir Hobert Sart, Der be-
fannie Standardization bes 9inefi6en
SeesoGemtes, unb Sir !Sauiban
Macartnep, Setretdr an Der 9inefiz
f9en Sefanbtf6aft in 2onbon. Macs
artnep bate es BEL friberen frembens
feinbli9en Qusbrii9en i'm 3eife Der
Mitts INNER gut berftanoen, gu berz
binbern, bag bic Gnsldnber ben Mans
barinen eni li9 einmal auf bic Singer
tlopften. Seine gang u%nsepDbnli6e
Qusaeidnuns benefit. pis febr man
bies in peting gu f9Gben pubte.
Die Manbf9uren BADEN ettpas rnebr
bauernb erbliden Ibel als bic Chine
fen. 8or MEM finb bic Seerfibrer,
bic ii9 Bel sr groberung bes 2anbes
b%erporgetbaa baben. nit benz S9tpertz
abel belobr porben. SIN NGsemeinen
1T iebo9 adj Bel BEN Manbf6uren Der
grunbfab wabgebenb, ben Nbel mad
elmer beitiriten Reibe BON 9eneratioz
men erlDic n gu lai1en. Selbit bic
faiierli9en Yrin5en MAIDEN bierbon
feline Musnabme, benin au9 lire Na6=
tpmmen nebmen etnen INNER eerinser
tperbenben Stang elm, big iie iiG
f6lteBli9 rrr mod uMitslieb Der tais
ierli9en Sippe" nennen birfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Or. SpmniMa, Nrdfbent,

Griinocr oes ,9baritD Snltitute" unb Serz
faiier uerl6iebener %mebi;inii6en @erfe, mel
DIE Sol9enbes aufflGrem @eiunbbeit iinb Gr=
baltun9 berielben 4; r9teru0ie OebilitGt, llria=
DIE unb Vebanblun9" !; v&lare @orte anltdn=
net" ; r@e9weiier Der @elunbbeit unb S60n=
bert bes @eibes"; GfeftriSitGt unb 9ebens=
fraft" II Tim.
Oieier bebeuteube, eriabrene SpeSialiit lit
in ben 9an;en @ereini9ten Staaten gut unb
81 leinem 0ortbeil befannt wesen Der pielen
munberbaren Seilun9en BEL 6ronii6en, ner=
pOlen unb ipeSie0en geiben, iowie bel augeu=
unb Sbrentranfbatel1, iuel9e Der Sunit anbez
rer aerSte unb Spesialilten aeipottet battem.
cSbm ltebt CUR Seite cine eroBe 9nsabl ti6tiz
ger, 9ei6idter 2er;te unb eriabrener Spesiali=
item, beren @rfabrun9en, wel6e iie in ben
9roBten Sospitdlern Guropas unb Qmerifas
%seIanmelt babeu, es ibnen ermoeli6t, per-
borgene unb 6ronii6e &ranfbeiten nit Gr=
fol9 SIT bellen. Sbre langiGbrige Grfabrun9,
ibr mertpiirbiges @ei6id unb iGr nnllnter=
bro6elerGrfolg 9iebt ibnen einen9lniprihauf
oas 3utrauen Der 9eibenben on alien Crten.
Sn iesem Sale nirb cine ebrli6e 2irii6t al5=
9elpro6en. SIT Der Sal unbeilbar. 10 erfdtrt
Der 2eibenbe Ofien Die @abrbeit. lie Sffices
limb alis9eriltet nit !Oillenid)uftli6en >Snitrli=
menten, rpelde i:bir 5000 gefoitet baben.
Saru1ter lit ein X :Strabieil= gpparat, nit
beiien t6ilfe Die inncriten Srsane leidt inter-
ill6t weroen f0uncn.
Srilanger, Ito enScre erfolglrs %..tparcH.
&ranfBeiten Der Nu9en unb Oh
rem: granulierenbe Q~n9enlieoer, Staar,
l6leleltbe a,t9en obne S6merS unb @efabr
9erooe 9eiett, Grblinbln9 perbinbert, laufen'
be Sbren, Salbbeit. &ranfbeiteu be.
Nta e uno Ses gales: Satarrb, gron6iz
tts, Nitbma. Seiben bes 80 a q II 6 lnb
Der weber, pspepiie, llnperbauli9feit, Siz
%llplttat, GelbIudt. Hieren n unb g q n
be6werben: Sarnrubr, Srisbt'i6e Gie=
rel1trantbelt, brentenoer urin ulm. Slut
uno lSauttranfbeite tens froieln, @is=
lblog, Slefen, Mnttermale, iiberfliiiige Saa=
re, Gntlteuln9en bes @eii6tes, eczema, Sc
l6tpiire ulm. Terpenleiben: @pilepiie,
9pIterie, Sabmun9. Mansel an 2ebensfrait,
Gbeumatismus, 9teuralsie SersitOrunsen,
Seritlppfen, S6winoel uiw. Gepd6ie lrllo
Srebssei6wiire werben i6merslos mad elmer
neuen Wetbobe 9ebeilt. SGmorrboiben unb
oQe Sranfbeiten bes Waftbar1nes. Sraueu
8rant9eiten: i6mer;baite Seri6iebuns
gen uno Serltellun9en Der Sr9ane, Nerpoliz
tat, S6md6e, Tim. Moberne gebanblunas=
peile, Die lib al9emein oils erfolerei6 ernie
len bat. Seine nnan9enebmen unteriu6un=
gen. Seine Game, OBJ perbeiratbet ober ni6t,
brau6t Su sogern, entpeber aIeirt ober nit
elmer Sreunbin sur geipre6une III fommen.
Sonl ultationen 9ebeim ,tuS i'm Gertrauen.
UtiB9eltaltunGen, SlumpfuB, &iidgratbiegun=
gen, Iropt manSelDafte ~Gntpidelung ir9enb
zines Organs. Sleine unb i6pa6e Sbeile
perben persrobert unb sefraitist.
Or. Sotpntng,
1907 S6iaer:S beaten Gebdlbe, Chicago, Su.
5O7 golton Slod, M~inneapolis, Minneiota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

unter ben 8erbre9en neb=
men na6 ben ftatifttfden SabeIen fir
Preuben Die 0erbre9en grpa9iener
ab, pdbrenb bic 3abl iusenbli9er @er@
BREEDER. aunimmt. Gin 8iertel aler
@erurtbeilten bes lebten Sabres tparen
Srinfer, unb unter $500 ben Straf=
anftaltsn iiberpteienen Snbipibue1 BE-
fanben ii9 HOO Yolen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Gines alien Soloaten Grfabrnng.

30. so. Muitin, elm 8eteran bes
Gipiltrieses, pom @in@eiter, Snb.,
idreibt: rWeine Srau NOR LANCE
franf trob Der gebanbluns gutter
MerSte, murbe aber sebeilt burd
Sings neue 2ebenspiuen, bic fur if
re @elunbbeit @Anber mirften. Das
III, mas iie INNER tbun. 8eriudt lie.
Sur IS Gents in 81. S. 9ubn'S
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Ref 31rofcmnra.

Ste: nMdnnden, i9 bab' beute in
9einem Qrbeits3immer mai aufsez
raumt. g nSas bab' i9 f6on
semerft an Der ll%norbnung, bic barin
berrfht."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
AfuHerfttttuH.

8efu9: nWeibt 9u audi, Sran>
aerl, has Elm Mauleiel iit9"-Srans
aerG: % ia, Der Batter lit slei3
einer!"-8 nc rQber Sranaerl!!"
-Sronserl: nRa ia, Die Mutter
fast bo6 INNER gu ibm: .9alt's Maul,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
9erlnnpt:

Die ,@erman gmerieam Boot Co." in9t
fir bier unb llmgebuns einen perlGbliden
beutidsn Wann fair bas ,pO6entli6e @biie=
fern pon @omanen uf.b 3eitidriften. Sober
9erbient unb befanbise arbeit. Dies III
cine gelesenbeit, fi9 einen Suten gtsbenper=
bienft ober cine fi4ere SteunnS 81 9ru1een.
@eber @elb nod grfabrun9 notbmenbi9.
anfans iofortiser. wtan rpenoe it@ i@riftz
Ii9, in beuti4er Spra9e an
The German American Book Co.,
1s.3m 431 E. 18th St., New York
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
GffrrCud1ttp

Mabame: .@ie baber ia beute
pubbins sema9t; ben ibt pobl Sbr
8rGutisam germ" IS rNein;
aber Der sndbise 9err bo9!"-M a .
ame (entriiftet): nWas, Sic 19le9te
perfon, in meinen Mann finb sic au4
nod berltebt2"
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s9aubert iber feline Sereansen6eit.

uS@ rufe iest nit S6reden gu.
rid" iast Poitbef0r6erer Burnett
Mann bon 2euanna, g., umeine brei
Sabre bes eeibens infolse BON Nie=
renbei@werben. Sd NOR faun, fret
uon matten S@merSen ODER aeuten
9ei6en in meinem &iden. 8iden ober
Yoitfdde aufbeben ma@ten mid fob
t,en. Sd fablte ermibet, aussemer=
selt, unsefdbr fertis gum @ufseben,
ais i@ anfins, electric 8itters gu se=
brau@en ; aber feds Slai@en beilten
mid u~ouitdnbis unb ma@ten mid 10
fiblen wie Elm seiunber Wann. sic
finb uneriebli@ CUR &esuliruns bes
Wasens, Der 0eber, Der Nieren unb
Ser ginseweibe." @oIitdnbise gu
friebenbeit sarantirt BON %. s.
9ubn, Mpotbeter. Nur so Gents.
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Pacific Hotel
@Se o 6. 4Ipe. uuo 4. etraBe,
at, GIcuo. Ntnn.

BUR eefdQisen Wahridt, oab ib ool9ss
.5ofel, zines Der dlteiten uno bett betann'
len SoteIs in Der Stabt, alter S4afers
BIes) ibernommer babe, NIT Dem ano
out eiuaerittete Stalunsen ueronrcen
Eub. @esen quite uno prompte Seote'
luuo uuo nit Der SuIhernng, Ieoem
Runbeu mein 6otel in ieber Stn,1dDt ~
einem ansenebmen Seim 81 eetalteT, en-
pEebIt{id beItens einem 9eebrten Yub!''
tum bon nab uno fern
'22=3mts S6ba T~aufn1aHH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

Observation-Disclosures punTd1.
MtlIionGr( Gam &riessbafen):
.9fu, Moribden, tpie sefanen Dir bic
PansertoloEes"-Oe unfidb.
rige Worib: rpapa, tauf' mer 70
E S4iffhe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Bpanuft.

@irtb: uSeute bab' i9 tpteter
Elm sroBes SAB Wein erbalten."-
9err: $50! Wie bel Sorten finb
benin ba pieber brinne"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

"A, Ole grnue,trrdJtlerinnrn.
@as frommts, moberue Sbeieu 81 rerfebten2
Ser 2iebe iid feiu @eib entiieben faunl
Drum ftrebt perblenbet nitlt nat Mdnner.
Hedten,
Statt mad benz re d tel W II.
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NJ. A. COTTER,
9ucferpaareu Tabrifant.

grrr bic reiuItsu S%uderIpaaren NJ ytartte
fobri;irt. Die erSbte Seri6iebenbeit, Die be-
ten Sorten III ben niebrisiten Ereilen. Sas
brif: nQdite Sbiire sn 9aoner's Gilenlpeas
renbonSIuno. ct. @ermainitraBe, CANT
Sio,,S mimn 1=1ir
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Gntftter tint +

n9u biit NIT 9einer !5eiratb alfo
gang aufrieben9"-S beaterbi :
reftor: nSa, benin fie 1T elm 2uit=
fptel NIT f90nem RafenerfoIa."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16

Tragt die Die Sote, Die thinner Gskauft HABIT
' ss;si' &MMZM
S Of ntbeC

GepDfelte SdnetnetSpfe
tperben als Nabrunssmittel Der arn1e<
rem @oltsftafen bon Oepber, COL,
ndh SSrIdnb perfdnbt.
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glie gu ipat!

Benn Sbr pom ausen:, Sbrens, Nalens
obex Seblfopffranfbeiten beim9eiu6t ieib,
1uenbst Gu9 on ben Spe3ialifen 15s3mt
DR.. II. d. WH7IHZVG.
80. GAG, ct. @ermainfraBe, ct. Glonb.
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Sluuherleot.

rDa bab' i9 fdon piel befferen
&albsbraten segefen, als ben bier,
!9err Wirtb!"-r4ber Bel m + ni9t!!"
Ger grit u,,f DENT aannr.
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ia cine bodsrabise 9ersf4tpG4e. Was
haben sic benz, nit ibm gema4t9"-
9prfbaber: 80, tpie tie mid
Dam rufen laFen, baB i'd ihm aur
Mber selaKen, berna4 hab'4 ibn nod
gei9r0pft. Das mar aqes, mas i'd
fbun tonnte. 9D9ftens tonnt'4 ibm
nod en- 3abn a%usreiBen, aber tper peeb
berr,. ob bas ettpas htlftg1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-16
Or. SpWntna

607 S9iQer:S beaten @ebdube, Chicago, Su.
OF golton Slod, Minneapolis, Minnelota.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-09-25

the most progressive manufacturers as to
what their needs were and built up more
perfectly their equipment. Not alone did
they reach out for machinery. bu; the
newest and the best. They had at last
created Il new market for r~n.
If IL concrete. striking instance is wanted
of this, Sbicy College or Cornell Universe
~ may be taken. That institution has a
very famous railroad course. The orders
that come to ne college each spring FOR
graduates are greater than Sih!ey can
possibly supply. Size cannot turn out
enough men to meet the demand. Twice
as many as she graduates each year could
be assured of positions. For the railroads
say simply: These are the men We want:
they are the men that will rise with us
or with some other company. We cam
not now get too many Of them.
And so the demand is spreading out in
many another branch OF science. Ire
American technical schools are turning out
the product. 1t is these men that in later
wears do the invcniing and the great
pieces Of executive work anI make the
discoveries. Is it any wonder that the
youth Of England and the Continent are
commencing to come 10 this country l0r
technical train. :?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-09-25

l. was part OF the training Of the little
boy who had stood beside his parents dur
ing the attack on the Indiaman 10 spend
four months Of every year with native
chief, in order 20 learn something OF the
language and native methods OF hunting
and shooting. While on sporting eXpe-
diiion the boy distinguished himself in
ward.nG off the attack OF Wild nos;
whcraupon The chief, II SHOW his apNrecia-
ton OF the performance promised IN true
Oriental fashion. 10 give the lad practica!-
" anything ne chose 10 ask. AS this chief
was the purchaser Of tn. urn, young john
ston naturally begged that ihc family
property might b. handed back to him.
The chief made generous speech in re-
ply, explaining that when ne bought Inc
urn ana its contents he had no idea that
:hey were stolen goods, and adding that
"one brave man should always attend 10
the wishes Of another brave man, what
ever his religion or his race might be;
therefore ne considered i; his duty 10 full
Ill The wishes Of the brave man whose
hclrt was IN the urn and whose wish mad
been that his near; should De kept by his
i, Scendants" Accordingly the boy re-
turned home laden wi;h gifts Of all sorts
FOR hins self and his mother. and carrying
with him he urn and u letter of apology
from lis late custodian. The DEAN o. this
liberal minded chiaf forms an interesting
sequel 10 this adventure Of the hear;. dav-
ing rebc,ed against the NaD0b Of Arcoi.
hc was taken by English troops, and he
aaI many of his family were executed.
When the chief was told he would b put
20 death ne referred 10 the s;ory OF Mont
rose. and said that as there was something
Ike in ;he mlnner OF their dying. 50 ne
hoped that after death his attendants
would preserve MS heart. as the heari or
Mon;rosc had been preserved. 10" future
generations % honor.
TIL, Johnston family returned 10 Europe
in l792 Being ir France a: the time when
me r voiu:ionary Government comD@!ted
al, persons 20 give up their gl!d and silver
plate AMI Jewels, Mrs johnston entrusted
the silver urn. with IL enclosures. 10 an
Ens!ishwoman living AZ Bouogne. who
promised to KEEP j; hidden anil it could
be safely conveyed back 10 England: nnt
,he woman died soon afterward ana from
mat time i1iIling has been seen or neard
o: tn, heart OF Mon,ro$e.
Thrre would appear - ba l!it!e hope OF
The Ultimate recovery OF ihc relic; yet
stranger things nave happened, and ii may
ba tla; even after t,e lapse OF one hundred
years the hear; Of ihe Graham may once
again res; on Scottish soil!