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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Ser MaerieeIenmpmat.

Snmitten bes Serbites, Der Sab
rssSeit, mo Die Natur uns iiberau
Silber bes Sobes unb Der 8eradnq=
tid'eit uor ausen fibrt, bas abse=
fauene eaub mabnt Bel ieSem SuB=
tritt on ben Sob, @a9sthum unb
seben in Der 9%han;enmelt l9eint mie
erltorben gu Iein, Sebs unb Stiae
berrIdt in Der Hatur = ba feiert bic
fatbOliiae STRIDE bas Ssit aQerleelen
unb miomet Ben Hopember ben armen
Seelen. Sduiser ais lonit brinsen
Die Yrieter in bieiem Wonate am
Iltare fir bie Seelenrube Ser Ser
itOrbenen Oas 81. WeBopfer bar, unb
Die @ldubisen metteifern, sur9 Nuf=
Opferuns gutter @erfe BEN armen
Seelen gu 9llfe 81 tommen, einse=
BENT Der 8orte res lit elm beiliser
uno beiliamer @ebanfe, fur Bic Sob
ten gu beten, bamit iie beito eber pom
ibren 9einen erl6lt meroen". Ser
aaerleelentas, Ser in uns bas 4nben=
fen on bic %peritorbenen Gltern, 9e=
i9wiiter, on SreuuSe unb @obltbd=
ter wa6ruft, lit elm f96ner Sag, no
ser &atbolit bie @riber tbeurer
Sobten beiudt, tie NIT &rdnsen unb
Slumei1 stert, am @~rabesbigel Ser
sieben in filler @ebmutb cine Sbrdne
uersieBt unb ein innises @ebet fur
ben ge~ritorbenen gum 9errn uber
eeben unb SOB binaufienbet. 8ie
uiele iinb on uns i'm 9eben uoriber=
9esansen, Die mir sefannt, sei9dbt,
seliebt; mie uiele, bic bur9 Ste innis=
item ganbe Der Serpanbtl9aft uns
nabe itanben, linb uns burd BEN Sob
entrihen; ite limb i'm 5errn eutl@la=
fen unb idlummern unter Dem @ra=
besbasel Bis gu ienem sroBen aufer=
itebunssmorsen, mo mir tie wieberz
ieben, nit ibnen uereinist werben
1ollen, UNI Tie ME mieber gu uerlieren.
Ser geiu9 Der @rdber lebrt uns beut=
LID bie Sersdnsli9teit allies Srbi=
i9en aus benz 9rabe tOnt uernebmz
ii9 bic Stimme: vStaub biit bu, o
Menl9, unb mirlt gu Staub merben, :"
unb bas @ort bes Ot9ters mabnt
uns: r8arte muir, warte muir, babe,
babe idldfit aud bull" auf Der an=
beren Settle pertinben uns bic @rdz
Der cine tr6itlide 0ebre, ben @lauben
an rlniterbli9teit unb Elm ewises Sc
ben ; Monumeute unb Oenfmdler ruz
fen uns In ibren Sui9riften bic troit=
rei9en Spra9e entsesen: nSeliS bic
2obten, bic i'm 9errn itarben." nOie
@ere9ten leben emis unb ibre Werte
Iolsen ibneu na6." rgbriftus 1T
mein 2eben unb Sterben mein @ez
spinn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Grfer She'll.
Serbfabeub.

4aaen in Der marmen Conner,
6erbf bdu9t luitrs in ben gdumeu,
S09lein iinqt fem abi1iebslieb1en,
Hub mIr trGumeu-unb mir trdumeu.
6ar;bufi fommt auf leiien Sdwinaeu
aus benz Sl9tenmalb ee,oaen
Rie elm Wort. has bur1 bic 0elt aeht.
ST er gu Hns b~erseflosen.
8 bu Serbfwelt! Define buute
yra9t bat mir oas Sers seiansen!
perbtlnftl Define puuoerreiue
Sraft 1T in mir a~ufseqaussu!
BELT, bid Iieb' i6!-9eiie i9auernb
Tdat pom Baum bas glatt bernieber:
Sunte Bldtter, rotbe SI6tter,
xommt gum 6riibItns grim ibr mieber2
90, mas 1T bas?-Ribl wirb's um uus.
@ia oas Slid iid pl6slid m~enbeu2-
fast uns an Der meiRe @inter
Heit ben eiiistalteu Sdnbeu?-
Stia Ser3. Souue sebt CUR @iife,
can't uur binter boben SGumen.
Srotelns farm mir in bic @lutben-
hno mir tranmeu-unb mir trdumem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
". abbilfe

@ unb ioa sebolfen
merben. yNi6t BLOB Ser gu9itabe,
au6 Der It bes @eleses muB
aussefabrt werben", beiBt es in ben
oficiellen gefeblen. Mit bielem
d Ell or NIB " 8 l.
It e iinb mir iest confrontirt. Cot
le n 10 t No. d n, oberibm bic
Sttrnebteten? Die unmittelbar
i'm Selbe uno i'm Seueritebenben iinb
bisber nidt semi@en. SIM gertrauen
auf Ben Metiter unb fem @ort !;
rSu9et suerit bas &ei9 @ottes uno
feline @ere@tisteit, unb al bies mirb
eu6 baSuseworfen werbenA, baben iie
aussebalten. Soffentlid mirb ibr
8ertrauen aud biesmal ni9t su S9an=
ben merben. 9oHentli9 rpirb es aud
biesmal wieber, wie i9on friber TO-
oft beiBen: u@asarener, . II baft se=
liest". Nber mir birfen Bel bielem
beimiiden 9rincipien : Sample ni9t
als miBise 3ui@auer bic Sdnbe in ben
S@ob lesen. gs lit i@onuiel TN lesten
Sabre sei@rteben morben iber
bieie Notblase Der tatbolil9en Snbia=
neri9ulen; aber, mie es i9eint, meni=
ger seleien ii9erli9 sumenis
+ a n. 50 m allo iouen mir
belfen2 l.. Oie Mifiiondre, bic Brit
Der unb S@meitern, melde bie &in=
Ser in BEN 6anbmerfsitdtten unb S9uz
len unterri9ten, baben ni6ts ais
p erOnlt@en 6 baran gu
iesen. 2. go gut 3. 9. ber goben
in Gibbs atota lit, iinb bic grnten
bod meiitens SebIeruten
wesen Der i'm Suit unb ausuit einie=
senben Sise unb bes ausbleibenben
Hesens. Muf BEN 160 ODER au9 $50
BON Der &esieruns rseliebenen"
Ndern Yrdrie fann mar. ni9t mai BEN
2Oten Sbeil bes fur ben u~nterbalt ei=
mes Yerlonals pom $50 = $50
notbmenbisen 8eSarfes sieben. alio
eel bterbalt lit ausseidlofen. 3.
|Oie altem Snbianer NJ Ii r.
ben elb It perbunsern, wenn
bic &esierunsi tire unteritisenbe
9anb sdnsli@ surids0se. alio lit
uon tbner porberbanb ni9tS 81 err
ruarten fur l1nteritisuns Der S@ule.
Soa bemna@ Der 8ei@luB Der per-
iammelten grsbiid0fe, baB bic fatbo=
lii@en Snbianeri@ulen aufre9t sebal=
ten merben, CUR Our9fibruns fommen,
70 muB Der notbmenbise rlnterbalt
p 0 n e bei@oHt werben. Oa
es nun aber felt eintsen Sabren bic
ausseipro@ene 9olitit Der Resteruns
lit, fur Mifionsl@ulen, = tn ibrer
Spra@e: iectarian i@ools = t t
nerlei unteritisuns mebr gu betptlIiz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Neform foa unb mus fetu.

Sic alsemeine Gage seist tein er=
Freulides Bib ; bic resierenbe Yartet
iebt unter benz 8ann Der Monopole
nnb bes @roBfapitals, wie bic einfuB=
reiditen unb sr0Bteu 3eitunsen Der
OroBitdbte in beren Oienten teben ;
bie 0ffentli9e Meinuns wirb int wab=
rem Gimme bes @Ortes setne9tet.
Der &anbsou mirb ais cine Notbz
wenbisfeit seprielen, UNI ansebli9
benz 6armer bObere Preile fur ietne
Brobufte, lopie ben arbeitern bObere
9obne bur9 ben S9us bes einbeimiz
Sden Marttes gu ii9ern. Die @elb
ma6t bat Beiis BON itdbtii9en, itaat=
liden unb nationalen Yriuilesieu se=
nommeu unb beiteuert Dem Bolt bic
n5tbieiten 9ebensbebirfnihe tn ,iners
k6rter @ei5e. Sn bielem 9anbe Der
Treien resiert Gelb mebr rpie In .tr=
aenb einem Ibeile Der @elt. Oieies
aues miiien mir, unb peua MIR NIT
benz @ablsettel gum Stimmfaiten sez
ben, linb mir uni@laiiis, Oh es ni9t
bas Beite iei, fur bas WonOpol 81
itimmen. Sod einise Gage, unb
MIR baben wieber cine Wabl. Oas
golt lift In ben lesten Sabren unrubis
seworben, ba erfanb man bic nWeer=
GER Srase ui,b seiste benz Bolt ein
isdenbes 3utunftsbilb, Dor alien bic
Serab5esuns Der Yerionen= u. Sradtz
rater auf ben fef uerbunbenen Ct
ieubobuen. Eamit Mill man aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Gti9i9te uno sesenwartise Wst6lase
Der fatbolii&en Snoianeriaulen
in Sub. 1afota.
III. 0Otblase, berbeise=
ibrt bur9 lie Re=
gterung.

Vet t9tet VtltiuuultY uel utt lYteut-
nen Observation-Disclosures, it9 am
@erfe gu betbeilisen, batte Sic &esie=
rl,ns iid uerpfidtet, fur bic &inber In
ibren S@ulen bic notbmenbtse Nabz
runs unb &leibuns sn l~tefern. SIM
Sabre 1891 dnberte Der (tirsli9 per-
itorbene) gr=gommiiioner Worsan
bies babin, baB S1OS fur bas ainb
idbrlid sesablt murbe. 0autete ). 9.
Der ygontraft NIT Der &%esieruus"
(baber Der Name r@ontraft Sdulen"
auf 100 &inber, erbielt bic S9ule
$4,000. Sur &inber Il b er ben aon=
trait binaus murbe Nabruns unb,
issaa aud unsurei6enbe. aleibuns
seliefert. Mit bie1en Witteln muB=
ten ale sluslasen beitritten merben
fur @obnuns, Nabruns, &leibuns,
Bett, S@ule, &inber uub eebrerper=
ional. Sur iebes Snbianerfinb in BEN
egieruuss 9ulen mirft Der
gonsreB Sabr fur Sabr S167 aus,
morin bann suslei9 Die 9ebdlter Ser
Nnseiteuten nit ibren Samilien etnbez
sriHen iinb. Nllo fofteten bic 6 o NJ
trafti9ulen BEN SteuerSablern
iiber Elm Orittel mentger ais bic
&egierun9sidulen, ui9t gu
ipreden BON Ben 8aufoiten Ser S9uz
len, mel9e ia au6 aus Der &aiie Ser
Wiiionen, besiebunssmeile ibrer
@obltbdter sesablt murben.
Srobbem entfalteten bic Wtiiiions=
l6ulen iid gu INNER sr0Berer 8lltbe,
unb ba Defenders bic fatbolti@e Stride
ben 9omenantbeil Der arbei iibernom=
men, fiel ibr au@, nod benz @eripres
den Der &esieruns, Der sr0Bte Gn=
tbeil Der lnteritdsuns gu; our 3eit
Der sr0Bten gOntrafte iiber $780,
900 idbrlid. Dies erreste Giferiu@t
I'M anberen Eager. Oie fog. u. g.
u. rpurben 9oben, u M
auf seiebIi9em 8ese bic
Miiiions=S dulen gu perni@ten.
aansiam aber itetis wurbe felt 1895
bic u~nteritisuns ieitens ser &esieruns
idbrlid INN 20 Yroseut uerrinsert, Bis
tie i'm Sabre 1900 auf rItull" ansez
tommen mar. SIR ienes Sabr erbielz
ten Tie menisitsns nod etmas, menn
aud unsureidenbe 0abruns, aber fei=
men Saben &leibuns mebr. als aber
gnbe Musuit 1901 Elm uieripdnniser
Sra9tmasen mad Der 8 Weilen ent=
f%ernten asentur seididt wurbe, UNI
Mebl II. T. 10. fur bie &inber su bo=
len, febrte Der @asen leer surid
unb bra9te Bios einen 8rief bes Sn=
baltes: oebeneiei 8eebl
bes Snb 8
eimsetroffen, baB bic &inber in
BEN MiHionsl9ulen gar ni9ts
mebr erbalten louten: 10 uerlanse IS
Ser iitb 8 eeses. 8urz
ben bielelben &inber gu 9aus bleiben
unb bic &esierunsszE asidulen belu=
den, erbielten iie 0abruns unb &leiz
bung.
Wirben ibre gltern iie in &e=
sierunss=8 oarbin9= g d W
le i9ideu, ruirft Der gonsreB ! d r.
ltd 1857 fur ie6es einSelne aus.
Basen tie es ober, pon ibrem natir=
li9en &edte @ebrau@ gu MAIDEN,
(pel9es ia felt einiser .3eit aud uon
Der &esieruns wieber anertannt ilD
unb Ididen fie es In cine @iifons.
louie, I'm es neben S9reiben,
2eien, &e9nen unb 9anbarbeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

aud in Der &elision unterri9ten gu
lafen, 10 muB bas arrne &inb aui
Der S9meue elmer iol6en S9ule
a II All eine& e@tepersi9
ten: ni9t einmal Ste 81 o.
ionen n, wel9e linn ais @lieb bei=
felben Stammes pertragsmd d.
5 s~ufommen fur absetretene 9dnbe=
reien, bari es erbalten. Dies mir=
be", mte Ser @eneral q NJ
It &nor ausbrifli9 erfldrt bat,
nii9erli6 sesen ben@eit Ser
atte bes gonsrehes uerfeblen".
Sn Pine &ibse, mo- au9 cine Blu
benbe Wii1ionsi6ule lit (6olp Holarp
Miiiion) murbe BEN Snbtanern Gnbe
sunni iosar officiell uerfinbet:
It e often re inbe 6 t
M ebrimbie Wiiiions9ule
d penn Il eestroebe M
10 a 9 e n, mirben au9 ibnen = n
@ltern- bte st attonenent=
Ser Snbianer, mel6er sic
les ersdblte, fiste Bel: sd babs ben1
Msenten %9eantwortet, unb mcnn Su
mid ms @efdnsniB iest ODER mir Ben
&opf abldnetbelt, mein &inb ioa bod
in bic Mtiiion surid, mo- es setauit
iit". Oils Der asent auf &olebub
baraber befrast murbe, CAB er sur
antmort: $50 Elm gefebl III ni9t err
sansen; muir lit bic friber sesebene
WaBresel erneuert, baB aud I'm
t ommenben Sabrebie&in NJ
5 er men ifiions@ule
olten". @ie
man BET elmer lolden 6anblunssmeile
Der &esieruns pom ibrem suten @il=
len unb ibrem @ere9tisfeitsltnn ipre=
den fann, 1T i6mer ueritdnblid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Der Yabf semdbrte benz grsbii9sf

Der Hapf serpdbrte benz Gr5btl1st
&torban pom Sun Srancisco Sreitas
cine balbitinbise Aubien3 unb iber=
rai@te TIN bur@ iein uorsislides 9e=
bd@niB, feline seuaue 2enntniB caliz
fornii&er 8erbdltnife unb ,,au1entli3
aud ietu e~tnsebenbes geritdnbnib fur
bic rPius Sonbs" Srase. Ser grss
bii@of oermo9te auf sei&i@tli&em
mite iuriitii@em @ebtete nur rpenise
Mittbeilunseu In Der Anselesenbeit 81
MAIDEN, bic benz Papite ni&t bereits
betannt semeien wdren. Ser sretie
atr@enfarf ipra@ Bic Ani@t aus.
baB bte In Der 6aaSer gnti&eibuns
itteberselesten @e&tsanii&ten BITE CD
flung dbnli@er rYtus= Sonbs .@Sraaea
auf ben Pbtlipptnen erlei@tern ruarte.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
IN DEEDS, NOT WORDS!

r. MORE MONEY FOR YOU II GET
III H4NG A DEED FOR DESIRABLE REAL
rlTATETHAN IN PROMISING YOURSELF
HAT YOU WILL DO SO 'SOMETIME."
GET AHEAD NOW AND SOME OTHER
TTIWE YOU WILL BE AHEAD, AN y GAN
PUT MONEY AND ENERGY INTO OIHHh
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
WIND CAUSES HAVOC.
Nauv Churches Wrecked In Pittsburg
and Its Environs.
historic EDIFIOE SUFFERS.
lives Lost and Many People Injured
BY the UnrOOdang of Noted
Place Of Worship In
West Virginia.

Pittsburg, April 1.-Damage to this
city and vicinity by storm. will proba-
bly, reach several hundred thousands
Of dollars. The effects Of the wind can
be, seen on all sides-houses, churches
and many large plants unroofed,
bridges partly dismantled, fences and
trees down and trolley, telegraph, tele-
phone and fire alarm wires Frustrated.
A remarkable feature Of the storm
was the number Of churches that were
injured. In Pittsburg and Allegheny
and the immediate vicinity eleven
houses of worship were more or less
wrecked, but in only n of them, the
| Knoxville Presbyterian church, did any
| casualties result. At the latter place,
through the chimney coming through
the roof, probably thirty-fve persons
were injured.
The local churches damaged are: st.
Peters Protestant Episcopal, Belleneld
Presbyterian, st. John the Evangelist
Roman Catholic and Eighth Street tenn
ple Of Pittsburg, African Methodist
Episcopal and st. V%encelaus Bohemian
Roman Catholic Of Allegheny, First
English Lutheran and United Presby-
terrain of Braddock, Knoxville Presby-
terrain. st. Mary's Roman Catholic, NC.
Kees Rocks. and Robinson Run United
PRESBYTERIAN church, Mcdonald, ia.
The casualties as far as have been
reported will not number more thah
sixty people injured, Of whom hve on
six are likely to die. Those probably
fatally hurt were injured at the Knox
Vile.
uistoric Church Ruined.
A dispatch from Wellsburg, w. va.
says: ,,.,,
The storm destroyed the historic
|. Franklin N, E. church, four miles cas-
} of this place. Its venerable pastor wa
: seriously injured, two members OF III
| congregation were killed and severa
others were wounded.
The Rev. Mr.. Allshouse had reacne'
the peroration in his sermon on th
resurrection when the gable end OF IN
church was blown in. The falling tin
hers and debris struck him n Tell d
about him. The congregation was par
ic stricken. Many had reached tn
outside, and others were yet IN IN
edifce when the gale lifted the roc
q Off. and it fell among the worsh1pers'
q The dead and seriously injured ar
as follows:
Estella Brady. sixteen years old, nee
II broken and instantly killed.
Robert Gist, ten years, internally II
q. iured. died while being taken to d
II home.
The Rev. Mr.. Allshouse, cut ADO
the head, seriously injured.
is Melvin Harvey, gashes In head' ar
broken. -.
J: Russell Gist, wounded about hea
u and body. ..
MANY other persons were injure
Of but not seriously.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
diamond Dyes Purest, Strongest
Simplest. Fastest of all dyes
BUCKINGHAM WAS TAKEN.
They Had Him Sure Before Curtain
and Actor Went Down..

During the first year of my travels az
an actor l joined a troupe that was
presenting Shakespearean tragedy. we
senting Shakespearean tragedy. we
were playing in one of the provincial
cities of England when a new actor, an
inexperienced amateur. Joined the com
pany and was assigned the role OF
Catesby in which to make his debut IN
the play Of "Richard the Third" Dur
ing the progress of the piece one OF bis
new lines is after a quick entrance ad'
dressed to King Richard, and he says:
my lord, the Duke Of Buckingham
is taken!"
can remember that on the night OF
his first appearance he was frightfully
v and was anxious to proclaim
the fact that the Duke OF Buckingham
was taken, as he had been practicins
and studying 1t for several weeks. The
result was that he got the wrong u
and made his entrance before time,
crying out:
my lord, the Duke Of Buckingham
is taken"
Richard turned to him and in an IN
dertone said: "Get of! Get off! You're
too soon."
The actor left the stage mortified and
more "rattled" than ever, 30 that
scarcely was he in the wings before he
again made the same. mistake and
again proclaimed that the Duke OF
Buckingham was taken. Richard turn
ed upon him for the second time and
told him to leave the stage. He also
whispered, "Somebody take care OF
that idiot and tell him when to make
his entrance"
The prompter grabbed the actor by
the hand and when the proper time
came said: Now is your time. Tel
Richard he's taken"
The actor rushed upon the stage, hes
itated, looked at Richard and then in {
wild tone Of voice exclaimed:
1--WE have him, by heaven, and W.
have him sure!"
believe the curtain went down, and
if l remember rightly, the curtain wa
not the only thing that went DOWN.
II. Stoddard in Saturday Evening Post
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
A Poverty Stricken Queen.

Partly owing to the fact that she was
welded to an avaricious king and part
" because she was generous with the
little money allowed her Elizabeth OF
York, queen of Henry VII, spent but a
small amount for dress. She was very
often In debt. and the sums she spent
were ridiculously small, 20 shillings $50
being the greatest amount expended at
any one time. Her gowns were mend
ed and turned, and new waists were
made for them, al Is shown by the rec
ord Of bills paid to her tailor. These
bills prove that she wore her clothes
for a long time, for her gowns were
obliged to be newly hemmed, and also
that, though a princess Of the great
house Of P~lantagenet, she wore SHOES
costing but "a cents, which were deco
rated with tin buckles!
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
A DEAD IN SOUTH.

r,ooa. Cause Heavy Loss OF Lie
Throughout Tennessee.
Nashville. Tenn, April H. Advices
from the flooded districts in this state
indicate a heavy loss OF life ana great
destruction of property.
The bodies of eleven persons drowned
in Giles county have been recovered.
Thirty iron bridges in the county were
washed away. Many mills and dwell
ings we're wrecked. The Louisville
and Nashville railroad repair force
has worked north from Decatur, Ala,
to Aspen Hill, six miles from Pulaski
Working from Nashville, the repair
train has got within five miles OF Pu'
laski.
It il believed in Rutherford that W.
r. Adams, a farmer, his wife n five
| children have persisted, as nothing has
been seer of them since the flood.
Several lives were lost at Tullahoma
and the damage caused to property
will mount up in the thousands. W
the main line of the Nashville, Chatta
nooga and st. Louis railroad between
Cortner Station and Wartrace thu
Buck river bridge, the Little Garrison
bridge and several miles Of track wer'
washed away. No trains have arrived
at Tullahoma from Nashville since Fri
day noon.
1t will be several days before train
can get through to McMinnville AM
Sparta, on the McMinnville branch. !
is reported that two lives were lost an
several cabins washed away near Nj
Minnyille,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
feelings, WEAKNESS,
lack Of energy despoadency
and morvseness In spring
are signs Of iM'hsal'h.
Reiuvenates The Tagged Out System
and Restores Perfect Health.

Reiuvenates The ragged 'Ouu oyS1eu
and Restores Perfect Health.
To; thousands OF people out OF sorts'
weary, Respondent, morose, irritable
With weak, faitering step, pale faces,
and duh and sunken eyes, not SICK
enough to be confined to bed, this Is q
critical and dangerous season. time
that urgently Calls III prompt action,
II recuperation and cure are the prime
objects.
The past experience Of hundreds OF
thousands, Including able medical
men, clergymen, judges, lawyers, liter.
ary men and women, the rich and
those In high social position, points
unhesitatingly to PAine's Celery Com
pound, the great medical prescription
Of modern times, that gives to the
ailing sick and, diseased the true con-
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pinees and true pleasure from DAY to
day. ~,
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power in the correction of unhealthy
nerve action, and supplying the veins
with pure, more abundan', more Wig
orous, and life giving blood.
Paine's Celery Compound Is pre-
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known TO medical practitioners fol
thoroughly cleansing and purifying tn
blood, and %banishing the varied I'LL
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II you have any Of the varied symp
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all trouble and danger. We urg
every weak, ailing, and sick person {
fairly test the medicine that is dom
more for suffering humanity than al
other combined remedies.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
Central Vermont Rv.
Time Table

sUBU~
Corrected tc Mar...2, 1902.
TRAINS leave Barre daily except
Sunday, as follows
GOING SOUTH
8:3B A. M.-Mail for Boston via Low.
ell or Fitchburg; New York via
Springfield and sill New England points
Parlor car to Boston via Lowell.
1901 P. M.-Fast Express for Bos-
ton via Lowell; New York via Spring.
field and via New London. LBufet
parlor a to Boston.
$50 P. M.-Local Passenger for
Mortified, Randolph, and White
River junction
1901 A. NJ. - Night Express,
daily, including Sundays, for Boston
via Lowell OF Fitchburg and Spring.
field. Pullman sleeping cars to Boston
via Lowell and to Springfield.
GOING NORTH
8.36 A.. M.-PasSenger for Bur.
lington. St. AlbaEs. Montreal aud
Richford. Connects at Essex juno
ton with express for all points On
Rutland Railroad.
3.O6.P. M.-Mail for Burlington,
Rutland, Cambridge Junction, ST.
Albans, Montreal and Rouces Point.
Parlor car 60 Montreal,
$50 P. M.-Express for Burlings
ton, St. Albans Montreal and Chicago
Pullman sleeping car, Montpelier
Junction to Chicago without change.
Due Chicago 8 46 P. n next day,
Suburban Service
Trains to Montpelier. Leave Barre
e.36, AM, 1901, 3.ob, $50, Pm
1901 A. n.
Trains to Barre. Leave Montpe-
Tier $40, $40 A. NJ, 1886,
$50 and $50 P. NJ.
WlnlamstoWn :Tvains
Leave Barre 100, $50 p. N. Due
Williamstown, 1856, $50 P. M.
Leave Williamstown ,7.30, A n
$50 p. n. Due Barre, sos An
500 p. n.
0E.H. FITZHUGH, 8. W. OUMMIN
vios. Pros I iso. Mgr ,1GsA. Pasa. At
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
Make a Start Ahead BY investigating These

ho,se of : rooms on Hill street extension, was QUILL ao
toVease - Int containing ! acre. ! A nice home a a very moue.a. S
year hM very anxious TO sci at once. Pfce only Slzoo; Ve'"''
price eoSo 70 $3.50 down and balance $40 per month.
o"~ convenient cottage house OF 6 rooms on Perrin sCIees ne
A t smt hut ? years and is in good condition. Connected ~ r,r. l "t
been ou nns ~ exce]lent granite cellar. Our price with an ex.a lo
er N s nS is only $500: terms 500 down and oalance Ole p'
month. . . NV cont after taxes are paid.
"le rec ho"seI N East Montpelier with bArn. Located aoouI one na.
lpone ~ tsom p q. and stores and is admitted to oe tne oeV nn.
ues war 20 Village. Running water both upstairs ana Gown; S" mer
ton II 1 ~ s"T House is now paying sl6s per year AS owner IL IVY
unoer s wan anxious to dispose of property, therefore v " !" p"
se1 II for only $1lOo. -. COLLAR and
1t Attractive and convenient cottage house sa WITH s,e ceme located Sea"t at II
saleo W. W. oot House is finished In Ash and Is II Rooo repaA W
So Man Man aTo1dinp large garden and plenty OF room 10 oarn oi anosr rtn
sHeo R' "a "a insnred tor $500 and assessed for $500. Ibis PIoPe.Sy
house sac,aIv we'll located for a home, taking boaroers or u W. ve -.
speIla ootuon where property is apprec1aung'n value W. n+ s~~
hn d o~ " YOU our price and terms. We are sure Vny W." 'D'e''''
S WOW Gan OWN PROPERTY if you will only sar'
AoG NJ the right footing. We offer you the plan'
Why don't you adopt it:
D. PERRY, REAL ESTATE Agency,
8 Gordon Block,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-02
CARLYLE Would Talk.

Professor Blackie said Of Carlyle: y
admired his genius. But how he wou'o
talk, talk, talk, and give nobody 9
chance to put in q word! One night
actually shook him. His wife had beer
trying all the evening to say some
thing, but there was not the smallest
chance. took hold Of him and snooI
him, saying, Let your wife speak, yot
monsterv But It was Of no use"