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Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Waifiner baeer 8roe.

5 De lenere Iar bar en- flor Del al
arbetOet meo 9rsbbagning / De 1tsrre
gagerier pGret i,oisrt al BERTH inoret.
teoe Raifiner. Saaleoes bsrer De.
llGIten til BET almirOeIige % ganlmef.
oagIe, at 0eigen iommeniGttes al en-
Snoretning, iom aIOcles itOen Siplp al
acknowledgement bIu10er Wfelet o. oe
andre geItanoOele iammen / bet til.
bsrIige SOrbolo, ino Ser fremitilles e,
9ei8, Iom ben life %iulOfomnere fan
frent6ringeS paa nogcn onoen Raabe.
Iabcnbart er bet npite Grim / llbpif.
Iingcn at fonitruere en- MtaIfine, ion
paa egen Saaro fan toge for Jig Del.
gen, laoe Den gienncmgaa Den forneo.
ne Snaoningsprocea % leoere ben al.
belt / pasienOe Stpffer fProige til of
quite ino / 9ageroonen. Slere I'll.
lprang bar pPret qiorte / oenne Set
ming, melt Der bar oltlO pGret en- eaer
nnOen Mangel peo Waifinen, iaa Den
life bar u9ret iitano til at uofsre lit
IrbeiOe paa tilfreOsitilenoe Waabe.
Nu ipneS man imiglertio at bore fom.
men Spgaoens 2ssning ida n9r, at
Oen gierne fan reenc@ for Lott Iigeiaa
go0t iDrit iom iibit, i0ct Ser rpliq er
llotaget 8atent paa en- Waifine, iom ip.
mes at bapc alle 8etingelier for at fun.
ne opipIoc arapet.
Zen ierife 0etgrore operfsres til
oenne Waifine 9icnnem en- Geuoe og
fcmmer Itrofs pdo et >enbelsit 9elte,
iom err / itaoig 9epGgelie fremoper.
llnoerueiS "bnan0teres" 9eigen giens
mem iirtoriq dnbrogte Salier, JON ON.
banner ben til en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tpno Strimmcl, ser pefselpis foloeS
trent % tilbage % after palIeS no, inos
til 9ei9en bar 0icnnemgaaet en- Tor'
iunrlig @ltninQ@proces. gnoen paa
set belle err, at Strimlen ifi9res op /
pdsienoe 2GnqOcr, iom Iaifinen rul.
Ter iammen % ~lcOerer. / 9reoform.
"a SetgitrimIen altio er al iamme
9reoSe, SpffeIic % 6aitbeo og blir op'
~Ifooren / matemtiif De iamme 2Png'
scr, bIir oeiau 9rsoene 'nsiagtig al
Iomme StsrrcIie % Spngoe. Soao
mere fan mar iou iorlange al Wa'fl'
men? Zen ipnc@ at bape opfplOt ole
rimeliqc 8rao. It.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Do iaa
fanbt hun ND, buurSan Saffepancn let
funSe lGgges at.

"Nin Wano tapbe 8ofe!G pspep.
Tia i flere Gor," itriper en- Dame ira
GunSee, q. 9. San bapoe life soot
al Safe, ba bans Nape bleo iur oeraf,
% ban beilutteoe at iige Stop.
9i fslte Srons til en- eler anoen
sIags BARN 9rif os fcrisste Here
Sing, men bIep mart tratte al benz.
Smiiber ~fortoIte en- @eninbe mig ON
oct 8obe, iom ToItum Sooo Coffee
baobe eiort benoes Samilie, % leg
beitilte en- Yoffe hos @rocerpmanoen.
81 bar MI bruQt Den / ire aar meo
f~ortrinlige ReiuItlter. Gen betom'
mer bam bel, % ban er fnlbltGnoi9
fpit fin Spspepiid SeS at inatfe meO
6oIf, iom bar b,ugt 8oitnm % life
ipneS ON Ben, iinOer ieg @ritnoen al
pGr Sen, at Sc fife bar fogt ben lGn'
ge nof. 3oar Sen tilbereoes eiter Gn'
pisuingerne, oi9jper Den Ell oetlig,
tlar, gploeltbrlln Crit ll8 peh psolIe
Slog$ Safe / ISnrpe.
gi Iooer @srncue faa Goitrm bper
Ior9en % DC bar ubmGrfet goot al
Den % tribes pe6 ben. Seq er plS
poa, at bptS enbper, iom brmger aafs.
oiloc goo oopr til Eoitum, ioa pIoe
Srocentontalet n SnuaIioer oGEe
Ionst minbre. enc oct er ior nTrp@'
rcnbe." Haunct fan opgipes peo Ec'
ih1m 60, Battle Greet, Mid,.
Get er let at qua oper ira aaffe Il!
Eoitltm % Den sounliseSirfning font
mer Iitfert % hurtst, for Eoltlin or
%iammeniat al Soruitofie, Der al ri.
tiiren er beitcmt til RrringsmtoIrt
for Wtenneitene, "a ben oirfer paa
shatureuS Msao6e til at fprrigere Dor
i~iprrelier. fpraorio5ct al aaffe, ~
sienopbpeser Sc poelagte BLOB. 81
Rerpeceler. On ii 9ages Brsoe al
Scitim oil beoiie bette for Den met
ffeptifte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
GeIesrafen

Com befienot, er gm~erifaneren
Samiel 8. 9. Worie Spfinoeren al
1oen eIeftriife SfripeteIeeraf". Sheen
BERTH lit ban UNDER en- Reiie / gnro.
pa | 1882, bpor Ennifen griteo bnpoe
mcobeIt 8erOen De ierite @runolinhr
til oct MI ioa bsit libpifleoe Selegraf.
o9ien. Morie bolot en- Iagbog, ia
ban | 1S43 anlagbe Den fsrIte tele.
g~rafiifc 2ebnine meIem Baltimore ca
% @aibington. 3ogbogea err MI Of.
fentIiggiurt al "Sbe electrical Re.
piep" ! Nefp Dorf. Zen 10ce gll.
quit 1S43 ~ifriper Iorie: Seq bar
siort nugle Ersper, iom Ipffeoes, o.
Haturlopen 6rineer mig til at bragg
oen iifre Slutning, at en- t~eIegraflf
5orbinbelie ~tpersoper Itlonterbapet
bill fomrle iitano, bpis min Blan fs..
ses. Genne Sarfe ipnes i~orbauienre
MI; men Den Sib bill fomme, at bsn
hiper giennemfsrt."
electrical Repietp" 6emprfer Der.
til: Ger finbes ibag intet @eroenS.
bah, iom life er giennemoroset at en-
t%elegrafiif aabel. @i er fproige meb
ben ferite Stiueboosfabel % Itaor i
e89reb meb at neoIesoe en- M; %
Warconi bar oprettet en- 6orbir.
belle ooer atlanterbapet ubet SroaN.
Set er ~unoerIiet at ie en- 3agbog, iom
life er fulbt 60 aar gammeI, forltO.
Iige iaabant iom bette"
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

Spmaltineu "Suspeunen' er nre1er GOD!
Tilt 2sn er en- rtcset pen oa goo gaaltIIr.
% Deu or i%uiotommen laa aoo iom en- III so
Geuars. Sraat 90 genis. 6ulsranf
Sukufou, 2empne. W2tnl
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

3oro Sufota. - 9egiSlatiren
boIocr Inlet Msoe Oenne ltge, oa ben
aSionrnereSe til Den t9ec.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Farmer. Huset og HaDen

SrGrne oeina oa fan Blue npttige
NOT, iaa er oct DOG til SortrGo for
@eien, oe Sfpgsen al benz binorer
al orbentIig Bort ct Iangt StDffc
inooper paa ben Niger, De itaat !
RPrbeben al. 2anGt beore CT o..
at babe SrGpIantninaen / en- iant'
menbpngenbe gfoeIing for Jig icIp.
aan anlGgget aisreS pna Rorb. %
Seitiioen al SuspIaoicu, ina er Del
iaa meeet bebre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
9nTff % Rfckkrurt
Est,etret af en- praftg eusmsS..
seaapp al spinefips o. epa.

Wan ifiGrer en- Del S~pinefjso.
iom life maa bore for faot, ! !prSe
Sfiper, brrner 0erpoa Sfipeinc
paa be9ee Siber, men Yteser oem
life, til De err baarbe. Saa Logger
man ct Sag al 9isbet / gun>er al
ct Stegefao, logger beroper ct tpfi
Sag opifaaret SEQ, itrsr geber.
Salt og Iibt SaIuie (bpiS man Iifer
SaIpie1S mn9) oeroper. iaa ct Gag
aiso oio., til 6aoet er fuIot. I'll
ct 6ab, iom boIber 3 BintS, ti!iptter
man iao en- Iint 8nn6, letter et tGt
2oag ooer, og iteger oct I%angionlt 8
Elmer. Iar ma tilie oet en- Song
imeIIem for at ie, ON oct be9pnoer
at itegeS tort, oq tiliGttcr GA mer
foaenoe Sonb. 0ette err en- letoinbt
&et at booe pan Snifes elrr Strpge.
6aaer, % ocn life bebener mcr ill
inn emo at ie cftcr, ON Gonoet TO.
ger bort.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

man Sanget at iaa be fan bruncs
IiSt pao Eoppcn.
Spf Qps.Tic.
Ger 2sg ifrnues os ffiRres OBJ
Sfiber % iteees .oerpaa ;Gmr. ill
DC CT bare ioabiot I%piebrnne. Soa
bGloer man oper osrn en- aop to.
aenSc NeIf o. Far oeri ct sga,
boori man for norsyf en- Spileifc
Mel 90 Iiot fofo Walf. Ron bar en-
balp Sbeife Colt / og fist Beber. OIL
bette faar ian ct Spfoe. SmioIer.
ITO laper man goo 'Giecruit", bar
benne paa 8unoen og sibcrne af ct
Stegefao, iteger bcn geo. OF fpISer
'aa Segmasiem oeri. Itrsr itsot
grso paa Toppen, Iaaoer im1a
alatter meb Smer oper og iisecr
Oct na, til bet cr Ipiebrunt pn1 Coo.
pen.
2pg.@ratin.
"a $50 fpees 1 Cine / 2
Gudrts ialtet gan6, tages iaa op og
ifi9res op | Stpffer. Nan bar bern
Iaa op | ct Stesefob, b9ISe- oper
benz en- Sop bpib Saltce lapet al 2
SpiieIfeer Smsr, ~ Spiiefe MeI
og 1 Sob MeIf, bar oeroper en- Sop
repet Srsb og poa Soppen imaa
Smsrflatter. Oct Iteses 20 Rinu.
ter | en- be0 8aoeropn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

lHIelleIH TOT al 1e, ON oet be90n0er
at itegeS tort, oa tiliGttcr GA nter
foae1oe Sonb. 0ette err en- letpinbt
&et Of bope pou &nifcs eaer Strpae.
0aaen, 6n 6cn life bebeoer ner ill
inn emo at ie otter, ON Ganbet TO.
ger bort.
Snccptaib.
Muu foyer ct StDffc mauert
Icritt SpincfjeG / 3 Charts ilItet
&nno, til Gisbct CT msrt, % laoer
Ioo &ipoet ltgge ! &raftcn til ga,
gen otter. 0o toger man 3ieoet
op, tager al alt Scot, iom bar lam.
let Jig poo Copper al Grnften, %
til bpcr 3 YiutS al Strait tiliGtter
man I Eint WeIf og ~ Biut
Gina @enn5", oiSie moo fsr1t
bnpc Ii9act i Gonb Rotten oper.
Nun Io6er oct iaa fo9e, til 9enuer.
tie Cr blsbe, onttrent = elmer, bar
o0 en- "Gon Corn" OPT, laber oct
foGc iommen ct Bar Minuter, bar
ido paste me0ct Salt / og Iiot &c.
Der. bar berpna set fogte Spines
fieO / oq Ioocr oct blipe Qicnnem.
parmt, o0 icrpcrer bcrpon oItiams
men Ianlncn / ct itort SAB.
8riicitcg mco tomatoes.
st Stpffc Spincfisb. ionl life or
oltfor tort, 8nioeS gobt inc meb
Salt o0 Eebcr, o9 rules oerpoo /
Vfcl og iGtteS inc Ell temmelig beo
&ngcropn. S0ainart Ser bar lat
Jig Sforpc rltnot Stegcn. brloer
man Ell Eint fogenoe Gonb op /
EonOen oQ Iooer 0erpna Stegen
itcQcS gonitc lou9iomt / 3 elmer.
Mun moo ofte bGIoc Saubet oper
StcQcn. ioo Sen life bIiper for tor.
Gn Gime fpr StcQcn cr irr0iN nob.
ncr man en- aonoc tomatoes. Tic.
rcr Somotocrnc op / Aanifc inad
Stnffcr oQ bIanbCr Ocrmcb Ell op.
boffet 500, Ell Sbcife finboffct Ser.
lille, % - Sbcife SaIpie og Siminn
(SnQe o1lo Gbomc). Soo Hummer
mar alt Scot fra aroften / Stege.
panoen, hor Eomotoerne op / arufs
ten oQ lo0er ioo Ste9en itegeS en-
Sime til. unoer Itobiq SpcrbGIos
ming AT Soucen. Nnor Sen er fGr.
biQ. toQcr man SteQen op, icpncr
Snucen meo Iiot Wel oq bGlber ina
ocnne oocr Stegen, eQer ieroercr
oen for fig ieIp. Genne Ret er
bcoit meb oifo9te Riiengrpn til.
Slcrc Waaocr at ~ieruerc esq paa.
500 cr 10 baooc meget 'urb og
oe8,lben biuig Wob, - % BET bar
meQet at iiqe mi, raar olttng er iaa
onrt. Geriom mo butter Sauo 3
4 Sarge, mems mani foyer 90.
gen. oiG man i1ippe meeet al ben
ubehoQell9e St9t, iom euers fslger
meo, % 2s9en bill besliben forbe.
ores / Sr1aq. Nan maa naturIts.
piS paste eoo. at oct me @anb. man
hor poG, err nlbclcs fogenbe % paste
ioIt. Wou fan ga, noor 2seen err
fo8t. cntcn hrIbe ooer benz en- Sailce
Ionct al . SpiieIfeer Smsr. I Cpl.
icIfc McI % I Sop foqenbc IeIf,
cncr man fan haze imeItet Smer
opCr Dem. cher mon fan iGtte Dem
inb / @oQrrooncn no9Ie Iiuttcr %
BRINE Dem.
Ser cr oQioo nozzle andre Woo.
ser. iom man fan britQe 500 poa:
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

Mnn ifrNaer itore. faite $50.
ifiprcr ioo ct Stntfe al Copper %
Qisrc en- llHbuIuirg / 2sQcr. bcrpaa
foyer mon Dem ) Wiulter / ioltet
Iono, toQcr Dem iao op % bpGloer
Dem, ion alt @onoct fan renoc no.
Soo bIonoCr man ionmeu IiQe 0eIc
fiue &rsofrrmmer % iinbaffet foat
clcr itcgt &ieo, blonocr ioo bcrmcb
oen Gel al 2e9cn. iom bIeu ifao"ct
no, citcrnt man ierit bar batfet ocl,
in, tiIiGttrr berpoa Salt % sc,
her eftcr Smna oa ioo meaet imeltet
Smer. al oct fan boIoe bette lam.
men. Inn iplocr ioa 2sgerne al.
0eIeS iuIoc bermeO, itrsr Itsbt 0rso
oper. IGtter Dem iao / et &orSe.
bpori mon bar Itht @aub / 9uuoen,
iptter ct tort Saag cper % lnScr
Dem itege$ / Saeeroonen. til ~ or
msre, men life miiter fin ascrm.
Raar be er n9iten f9rSies, tascr
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
T0ASTS.

Womsn-She needs no sulogy,
she speaks for herself.
May We have the unspsak able
good fortune to win a true heart
and the merit to keep it.
May we never murmur without
cause and never have cause to muir
mur.
Woman-The fairest work Of the
Great Author; the edition is so
large that no man should DO with
out copy.
Happy are We met; happy have
we been; happy may we part and
happy meet again.
May the sunshine Of comfort
dispel the clouds Of despair.
May the hinges of friendship
never grow rusty.
Here's to the American eagle
the Liberty bird that permits no
liberties.
Here's to American valor, may
no war require it, but may il ever
be ready for every foe. aa0
Home-The fathers kingdom
the child's paradise; the mother's
world.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
CARE OF ROSES

To be successful with roses, at
tention must be paid tc insect enc
mics The slug is probably the
worst in most localities; b n g
small and green, it is likely to do
serious damage before discovered.
1T is found on the leaves, where it
feeds on the green part, leaving
the skeeton, which soon turns
brown and shrivelled. On the first
appearance of the worms, sprinkle
the leaves, either with a whisk
broom or through the nose of a
watering-pox, with the following
mixture: A level ieaspoonful Of
white hellebore powder 8 tire d
into a gallon of water. This Is a
sovereign remedy, and seldom re-
quires more than one application
it should be used in the shady part
of the day-morning or evening,
and when rain is not imminent
Hellebore is adeadly poison, when
taken inwardly. and should he la.
belled and handled carefully.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
A PUZZLE THAT PUZZLES.

Take the number of your living
brothers.
Double this amount.
Add it TO three.
Multiply the result by five.
Add il to the number Of living
sisters.
Multiply the result by ten.
Add number of deaths Of broth.
ers and sisters.
Subtract l50 from the result
The right hand figure will be
the number of deaths; tbs middle
figure the number OF living sisters
and the left figure will show the
number of living brothers.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
the EGG A GREAT FOOD.

The hen egg is a popular aud a
nutritious food OF high value aud
according to the National Provis-
Toner, the American hen IS very
busy now. She has on hand what
10 called the egg season. That
is the period of the hens highest
activity and produotiveness. This
season runs from April ] to July.
Then the farmers barn is lively
locslity. During that period the
fresh meat man il heard to con-
stantly complain that 1.-The meat
business is rotten" The eggs are,
however, fresh. and the most nu-
msrous The dullness in the fresh
meat line is the result of the egg
and meat competition for the la
bic. The poultry product wins
and gives sympathetic tone to the
ham and bacon market, as ham or
bacon and eggs travel together or
In omelette form as a breakfast
food. The extent OF the spring
compe,ation OF eggs with fresh
meats may be gagged by the fact
that from about the middle OF
March until Juno Is. there are
about 750,0O0,0O0 eggs. The eggs
season furnishes an overproduc-
sion for consumption. The price
is Their low. The surplus find their
way into cold storage. for fall and
winter use. The Lenten season
gives fresh meat its hardest forty
day pull. Meats could forgive pri
ces lot Of Fridays for the slight
ness Of their blow as compared
with the egg competition OF Lent.
Cold storage has been responsible
for the ell the year competition
which meats feel from Eggs. The
incubators also help poultry by
relieving the setting hen.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
BOOTH STORY A FAKE.

Baltimore, Md, June BIN con.
nection with the report from Enid,
Okla, that John Wilkes Booth,
assassin of President Lincoln, died
there January II, under the name
of David E. George, it is declared
by persons familiar with the case
that there is no doubt whatever
that Booths body 10 buried here
in Greenmount cemetery.
The remains were brought to
this city after the exhumation in
Washington. When the coffi ia
was opened here the dead actor
was recognized by persons who
had known him intimately in his
life Among them we're members
of his family. The Identification
WAS absolute.
The body now lies buried in the
Booth lot, but without any head
stone or mark over the grave.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
Leaps from q Church Spire.

The town OF Rouen boasts OF
one OF the most terrible tragedies
in Frances recent history.
About 7 o'clock one evening,
when the streets were alive with
people, a dark object was observed
hurting through the air from the
great spire OF the Gothic Cathe
dral.
Almost before the terrified on
lockers had realized that IL was a
human body, and that Of young
woman, 1t had reached the earth,
and was literally broken into pie
ces.
Who the suicide was is still q
mystery.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11

Look at picture IA the best
possible light. aud be as courteous
TO your fellow man ~ YOU ara 10 a
picture.
In Chopin's "Etude" in l. mi
nor it is necessary to read $3.50
signs in two minutes and half,
which is equivalent 10 about 20
notes per second.
To ordinary eyes man 1000
yards away say ON rifle range
appears as dot. He could not
be known as a man except AS being
a smaller dot that a horse.
The English post office gives 20
per cent better speed in deliver
ing parcels than the private CARR
ers and at cost Ct q cents for one
pound, 5 cents for two pounds, -
cents for eleven pounds
la the election of 1892 there
were in England and Wales 49,
log illiterates; in Scotland, I,577;
in Ireland S9.0lJ. Al the 1898
election the figures were: Hitter.
ates in England, 2S.52l; Scotland
1862; Ireland l0,257.
That the low lying territory of
the Mississippi should at times be
overlooked is not surprising il one
considers that the Father of Wa
ters' draws supplies from twenty
eight states, draining one third Of
the area of the United States.
According to Lord Ray leigh n
film of oil on water may be so thin
that it's thickness is not more than
one twenty-five millionth Of an
iuoh, which is comp uted to be, in
all probability, the size of a mole
cule II the oil.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
LOCAL HISTORY.
The Chronicles of a Kentucky Settiement-A
Splendid Work.

dest gratitude and thanks IN few
we'll chosen words and went on his
Journey without it.
One Of those young men that
married into the Howard CD fam.
lily, methinks, rests under marble
stone in the Smithland cemetery,
He was a great man, great Meth
odist. My father regarded him as
one of the best men he ever knew.
His philanthropic spirit touched
the life of many a poor man, and
especially the poor preacher
When the conference met in
Smithland in 1857, he entertained
in his generous way, in his palati.
al home one half mile from town,
thirty preachers. Dr. Henderson
gone, and DIR. q. II Hayes. now
living, were among the number,
and when conference adjourned
be gave each a ten dollar gold
piece. He so endeared himself 10
DR.. Henderson that Henry Given
Henderson, now of the St. Louis
conference, bears his name in
full.
Some five years afterward the
writer saw the light, and has the
honor of wearing this good mans
name in full.
Colonel Lovell's prayers in the
humbls home were not in vain.
He has a son in the regular or It'll
nerant ministry; of this son, one
little incident and then am
through.
he had been in conference some
four yeers. At the end of this long
absence be went home; many of
his friends were anxious TO hear
him and be was quite anxious to
be heard. He was announced to
preach in Smithland on a certain
night. The people rallied in force
to hear their county boy. He took
his text, got out into the midst of
the deep, struck boulder, went
down and made a most glorious
failure. His old black NANNY"
was also anxious to hear. her boy
preach, and at her solicitation an
appointment was made, time fixed
the house crowded. When the
hour came he was anxious to have
some white person accompany him
He sought the CLERKS office, but
the clerk added fuel to the ire by
poking fun at him.
But the clerk was anxious to
have the boy redeem himself, SO
he consented to go. He selected
the 23d Psalm and for twenty FIVE
minutes he preached like one of
the prophets. The old black man.
ma got SO full her cup run over,
and she ran to her boy, brought
him into the altar, and the whole
business covered him. On their
return the blacks exclaimed. Joe
you missed your calling" mo, /
think | am called to preach"
Eyes, to colored people instead OF
white people"
~ tro.. H.ll. - Ia.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-11
Dr.. coldstein Returns June 18th and
Will Remain . Few Days Only
LOCATED At NEW MARION HOTEL.

Remember the eye is the most sensI-
tive organ we have. In u normal con.
dition we can see at all distance alike;
we can admire the beauties 81 nature
and everything that Is beautiful 10 life.
The eve is often abused and neglected,
the sight becomes impaired aud requires
artificial aid, and as medical attention
is OF no consequence their honc method
TO restore the sight to It's normal condi
ton, aud that - the use Of proper glasses
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| have Just finished reaulns
CHRONICLES of Kentucky Settle
ment," by W. G. Watts; read it at
three sittings. 1t was splendid
employment for leisure moments
enjoyed it very much. 1t is ev-
ident it was intended for a novel.
1t betrays that style by each char.
acter coming to US under the CO.
YER of assumed names. The au.
thor hath truly wrought a good
work.
These pioneers deserve more
than fireside talk or a street com
ment; they are worthy place in
the annals of history. The men
were unique characters, the stamp
of honesty upon many of their ia
ces: the countensnce an index to
the soul, but bad habits. early in
life formed, had left its impress
upon some of their faces.
The women were heroines OF the
first water, and the lies of all
coming back to us in prose is like
many voices speaking to us from
the dead, and teaches us that we
can make our lives sublime, or a
perturbation in the social realm.
My enjoyment would reach its su-
perlative excellence to sit at the
feet of the author and hear him
recits these "reminiscences in con-
nection with the real names But
the facts and the location in con.
nection With some character gives
me their real names, but l want
to know others. Many things aud
many characters / would like to
mention, but time and space will
grant the mention of only few.
Jim Wilson, how rough, grim,
and uncouth, and dreaded at one
time, and YET, how gentle and do
cile in the evening of life, yet it
is to be hoped that the service at
the "old log meeting house" un-
der the supervision of the Metho-
dists, lighted him from the logs
and ruts of his reckless life to the
higher and nobler aspirations.
But George Duncan's physical
breakdown near the home of
of Jim Wilson was more than
a streak of good luck or a fiat
of fate 1t was certainly provi-
Dental; it just put him on the
road to success in more ways than
one. r.rrr.
The all Father had hidden way
in the rear; the would be angel
of his Covenant" who came soon
after ne fell, not among thieves,
bat among the rocks, a cripple,
who acted the part of a good Ss
maritau, dismounted and with a
loving heart and cold hands assis-
ted him on her own beast and car
ried him to her own finn, bound
up his wounds, cared flor him, and
after two nights by faithful old
"Mingo" of diligeht search fol-
Duncan's brother, she proffered
him money, but the brave and no
BILE Duncan expresses his profoun