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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
9eoSfalO.
Observation-Disclosures, Or. iur. 9

Observation-Disclosures, Or. iur. u
g. 9inoenburg er gitermiooagen
ben %. Marts aiaaaet peo 0goen
efter noOen 3ioS Spaoom, so gor
gammel. Gen ofosoe, Der bar
aommonosr al 2. @rno al 9bg
% 9onnebrogsmano bar aammer.
aopofot fra 1886 til 1904 og re-
prpientcreoe asbenbopns 6. areos
/ 5oIfetbin9et fra 1869 til 1876.
56b. So9neprGlt for Otter
Isrsleo | Siqaanos Stift q. S.
6. 0ieIien er I. Baaifeoas oso |
aebenbopn, 70 aor 81.
goItor emeritus 2unoiteen
er osb poa 5reoerifsberg, "a aar
al. Den afosoe bap6e pRret Sog'
nepr9it isrit | aiettinse oe 9rei.
hinge, ienere | 0erre @eroims,
Semb og Dur % li0lf ! 9oleDp'
9uris.
SperteIeerafiit | aalborg 5.
2uplou er efter faa Dages Spgoom
Wanons, "a. Warts bso af Blind
tarmsbetGnbeIie, AZ @ar al.
Sanders, 81. Narts. @it.
meter Moe peb Electromagnetic |
Manbers er I Gormiboos afeaaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

0e0 Sg0en e1ter CT tori SDgeleJe
AZ aor gammel. 0ette 9gosfol>
unffer Den iterIte 0elta9elie ooer
oft beri 9pen, boor 9iitmeiterer
bar meget ofbolot. San bill blipt
iapnet life min6it inoenfor &anoers
gmts Hefplforps, bois opgti9e oq
opofrenoe Gbef ban bar. Sfptter
ne bar | gften bolot ct Mipoe, bnoi
Der 6leo uotalt noqleNinoeoro obel
BAN, % bbor man beilntteoe at an.
lpgge Sergeflor % bore gbeier
til @raben. gbellerne er oilpit
inotiG bioere. 9ooen ifpl0teS en-
onoortet SnfGuen8o, Der enOte mer
6iprneapopleri. W2oe nnr 6or-
mono for ben lofale @foeling al
6oreningen 9anebirfe.
2eoelien al Hef0lforpiet ooerto-
ges inotil oi0ere al 2pjtnnnt 81
lenoorL Der rimeligois bIiper Gbef
for 9orpiet.
- 5oritonoer Tor Aalborg &an-
oeIsifoIe, Sultitsraao Mpaer, er
iorleoen of9aaet oe0 0eoen, -
Nar gammel.
@totsrao6, aoptain 6. u.
Npier, Meolem al SntereSientifo-
bet ogerlingife 1ioenoe" er al.
gaaet peo 9poen, benoeo ~ 9(ar al.
- 5bo. 5obrifaut, cano. p6arm.
9aIoemar Sereenien er / 5eIoe
g. 4 GgnOoa aften Den %.
W2orts nfgaoet beo Dsoen, og fam.
me aften oboe 6orGaosboo6onoler
Carl 5reoerif Gibe.
S - 5obrifont, aaptain 9. @ei6e
/ asbenbopn er / 5slge 80. &"
6reoag Den %. Marts ofganet peo
0eoen efter lpnQere 9io8 Spg.
Dom / Ell gloer al Cd Ior. Son
boooe iiooet / @eitprelien ior SD.
benbopns- 9tfoeIinaen al De oonife
8oripar5brpore iioen 1889 og bee.
ret Sormono for oenne 9eItprelie
iioen 1900, inotil ban iornpIi9
neoIog6e tit Monoot.
- 9anfeirefter, aanceQirooo g.
W~}elogoaro / 6reoerifsbapn er ef.
ter nogIe Mooneoers Spgeleie al.
qooet beo 3poen, 50 aor golnmeI.
Den aiosoe, Der / en- Snes @or
por 6ltlomr9tig paa 9p. og Ser.
re~osfontoret / 6reoerif5babn, ino-
til ban for ~ aar iioen ooer-
tog Stiningen iom 9irefter peo
6reoerifsbopns @onf, bar i 5eIge
yBenoi. 3io." / en- iIploen 8rao
nf6olot al ale, iorefommenoe og
bramiri al gGieu, riooerIig og
~retifoifen al aarnfter.
- 3reoericia, 26. Mtarts. S
Norges er 9eIegraiiit q. 6. Solit
i 8rebericia afeoaet oeo Dsoen,
46 Ior gonmel, rant al ct Sier-
teiIoo. Cen ofoeoe, Der iioen fin
9lniGtteIie / Eelegrafo9snetS Tie.
neite / 1883 ~uoibruot bar giori
Iienelte paa 5reocricio 3eIegrof-
ltotion, ne6 itor 9lnieelie inoenfor
Telegroietoten og bar / en- Del
9far iiooet- / 9elegroipusnets gfs.
transformation. San bar bee
lin 0eo 6ormono for 3reoericio
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sporefosie.
- gn 4oori9 Sen af arbeios.
mano Gbriitenien, @elterbrognoe &c
Il aarbus, falot @itermrioone Den
"a. Marts ifGe. YSpG. 9it." pea
5iretioen / Iaen neo MuieumS-
broen. San bIeo biirtigt orogei
op al 3iliIenoe, men bor oa oae.
reoe $50. 8iiamotoren og Ell 2Gg6
tiIfoIotes itrafs, me aae anitrrn-
gelier Dor ioraGoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
SGnaiclsitrai for nlublia Spiri'
tnSnoifrnfninn.

ariminalretten bar 9sroag Den
%. Warts ior isrite Sang on.
oenot Den lpe 9eoGrterloos 0e.
%itemmelier ON 3GnoieIsitrof for
uloplig lloitGnfning al lt9rfe
0riffe.
Set bar en- @ritginer pao go.
bouleparoen, Der life bapoe betaIt
i'm 9r9noeoinsafaiit, og iom SOL.
&c oerof baooe fortabt fin Het til
Observation-Disclosures. San bao.
DC / Den a%nleoning beotaget toI.
rige 9eoer, iioite Sang Mori-
mum efter ben nue 2op. 800 SIR,
men bar oeSua9tet peoblepet at no.
ifpnfe 9renoeoin. Nu ioemtes ban
/ Sslge 80. e." iimpeIt 6Gngiel /
3 Maaneoer. 9esuoen oemtes BON
til Of babe fit 9orgerifab iom @Git.
giper forbruot.
Spillebnlerne | Y%robinien. aoI.
borg, 2S. Marts. s ct Bor Aor
bar Der i Meaeeooe | @oIborg eri.
lteret en- Spiaeblile, Der orbeioeoe
paa lignenoe Maooe iom aoben.
roo-alubben | 9sbenbapn. 8irf-
iombeoen begpnote otter Wionot
oe fo%rtiattes til Den Ipie Morsen,
og man bar gfsempler pao, at
5olf paa cen Not bar tabt 1000
Ser. 5orleoen Rat isgte en- Boliti.
itprfe at operrumple Spiaerne, men
oisie bar blepen ooparet, og Reoen
bar tom. Wan bar bog iiben fact
fat paa ben ~mioIertioige 2eoer af
Sorretnineer, en- Nerion beo Iapn
Carlo, oe ban er | Dag for uIop.
Zig Spiritusuoifanfnine os $as.
aroipiI bIepen ibsmt en- Wsoe paa
100 Rr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
Haoiu -Sebnublingen.


%. Worts. Yoo ct Meoe / Gag
/ Ooenie al 9eitDrelien ior Ooenie
9tmts og gps me Spaebus og &o-
oinmionoets Sefretpr Grnit Carl
len / 9nngbp. bIep Der forhnn0let
OH Stadium 9ehonoIina pna oct
nGbnte Spaebus, ,boorom Gnigbeo
opnoaeoes. 3oor Hnoium 9ebnno.
lin9en bill fiinne paobe9pnoes, al.
bpn1er al. bnornnar 6onoet moota.
ger Den / Ziterrig fsbte Bortion,
Der er ienot iii 9on6on for at ino-
fapiles.
5oruoen / Ooenie bill Raoium-
9ebanoling fiuoe Steo / Narbus;
nprmere 9eitenmielier berior BIZ
Der truine poa ct Weoe / nGite
Waoneo / Ooenie, bDortil inobpoea
0elegercoe for De paag9IoenOe 9p-
og glmtsrano % 3aoium- 5onoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
On Scrnima bleu aO6itaO. Ser

On Scrning blcp &p6itno. Ser.
ming aommnine baooe beililttet al
arrongere SET / 9lnleoning of 8p-
} ems SpbeieIie til aebitaO. Soften
oibolotes Manoag ben 81. Worts
og begDnote iii. oSern. 6lf6l.@ SCI.
3 ON gitermiooa9en meo eli CUBS
tieneite I Serning Strife; 0ereiter
par Der 5eitmiooo9 paa Sotel
g6poe", og iamtioig ieitlige Som-
menfomiter / Saanooprferioreni
gen og g9etanio". SEQ Mionotstio
iornleoeS man pan Soroet, bnor
9orgmeiter Doe bolot ell fort Gale
og poa Sloget IL raa6tes ct 9epe
Tor 9erning 9ebitao. Snoenrigsmi.
hitter Senien- Sgnoerup oeltog / Sc.
item.
0nnmnrfs meit Doenoe So. Den
al llgeblaoet .0onif 2onobrug"
oarlig ioronitalteoe aonfurrence til
llopeqning al 8onmarf5 melt poen.
De $50 er blepen Ell 8egibenbeo, iom
onerolt inoenfor oanife ~apGgbrlge.
res areoie imooeies meO Snteresie,
ifrioes DER ben 81 Marts.
0laoet bar MI nOlfrehet Den A..
aonfurrence, / bnilfen ole fan Dell
tage, oct iororeS fun. at ne6fom.
menoe ielp er Giere eler @rugere
al DC pang9lOenoe 0Dr, % at De
opgiule 3ol bpiler paa Rreoemalf.
ringer og aoutrolleringer, ioreta9-
ne al Ell aontrolasiiitent. Ger it'll.
les intet aran til 0preneS Haee,
Gfiterier og eoentlel YrGmieriRg.
Sfenla til llofploning iaas ira
o0onif 2nnobrug"s aontor, @ulo.
~imeogaoe 3, Iarbas.
6n auinoefOrening meo SiUgrnf'
6cuilling. @eitprelien ior Oanif
Goinoeiamimos A.. 0iItrift, Der ONT
iatter 4arbns, Sfonoerborg o9Han-
oer5 amter, bar moraget lamtllge
0olitimeltre / De poaaGloenoe Nets.
freoie ON Gneret pna 0enilling til
6rempisning al leoen6e 9illeoer |
9anofommlmerne | De nGonte @nt-
ter inoen Tor Ell fortere AnrrGffe.
Nnoraaenoet motlueres meo. at
9illeoerne cite misbrnges / ben
0aarlioe Smng5 1ieneite % ifaoer
9erns oa llnqe Menneifers Mforal.
Zen ifrappere aonflirrence % Gens
iuren ger oct oanifeligere at anoenoe
De ooarlige 8ille0er / 9nerne. 90
DC blioer oerfor efsportereoe til
Citations. OF Sanosbperne.
Gnfelte ToIitimeitre bor ment IT,
fe at funne imeoefomme 4norogen-
oct, meoens ANDRE / II. oaarb.
amtstio." bar giuet oen enifeoe
9epiaing, iaa 6orieget M bill blioe
giort.
9rnfneoe. Ginefe6in9, %.
WiartS. s 5ormiooags oeo Riti-
Den ieiIeoe to 14norige 0renge,
Senner al 0iels 6rif og anoreos
Wioie / 0erre 2Dn9nig, ooer SOioe
Sonoe aonolen. Strenmen tog
9oaoen og fsrte bert no / Sopet,
bnor Den fGntreoe. Begge 0renge-
ne 0rnfneoe.
Gaoium-g ebnublingen. 0oenie,
%. Worts. Bnn ct gfeoe / DAG
Il Ooenie al 9eitDrelien ior Ooenie
9lmts og gus me Spgebus og 8o-
oinmionoets Sefretpr Grnit Gorl-
5o,, Qnuohn hInn Npr forhnnAfpt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16
Qrndlmanns Wrap. {

9radJmanns 0ran. Sfo9enb 27
O}orts Sfagens 9nrooo er eftel
enot lln0eriegelie fommen til Del
ReIllltat, at Sanets 0ortifpring al
Senoerltrano ger BET neobenoigt
at Grohmann5 8rao flDtte3. Mar
bar III lloiet ell Slit moro for
Reonings6uiet iom be0it e9net til
@raoiteoet; Der er Der fri l10Iigt
oDer Sobet, og 9litten ligger iao
lonat moo 3oro, at Ser / 6rem.
ti0en life fan blibe Gale ON 5lpt.
ming.
@n Ssn of 0igteren, Boul
9ro6monn, bar anmooet 8Drua-
oct ON life at trGffe noQen ri.
gBrelie f6r 5omilien er foreipurgt,
og oenne anmooning bill MI blioe
efterfommet.
Sig6rGnOingen. S%B6cg5uuns So
ben6anns~ aommlune bar ben %.
Q}art5 unoerifrebet &ontraft meo
5oreningen for 2igbrGn0ing ON
0pertagelie al arematoriet. iaole.
oes at 2iabrenoingen ira 1. 9lpril
blioer communal. Sommltnen oper=
tager 6oreningens 6orpIigtelier,
men 5orenin9en oe0bliber bog at
beitaa.
Silitaact SlopaaiGttelic. 9oeIS-
mano Sens :. Seniens Suitrll /
9jernifob oeo @erre.Sne0e bar /
5el9e oSori. 8enltrebl.@ tilltooet
at babe paaiot Den 9rano, bporpeo
g9qteparrets gienoom ne0brpnote
Rotten til Den rs. 3e6rllar. @oor.
ben bar foriifret for 6S00 SIR. og
2esbret for 10000 9r. Gen
hranoli0tc er Ell belIitueret Wan0,
aortell, Ger er neroeiouffet % bn-
%lteriif, boooe, iorinoen bun iotte
5l6 pao, gent en- Gel 8proiioger
og reoe 8enge poo ct iiffert Steo.
st Vronccaloer. Jnno. Gn Sno.
b~ulosrig &GmpcbDj. 8a @oaroeier
8eoer Sleien / Susbp for nogen
Ii6 iioen bor beo at %u0grobe en-
aGmpebei fanot ban iilg. rSpa.
9it." en- fife &ooperle, Der Loo
formooe, at Sejen ~inoeboIot enonu
mere ira beoengangne 3i6er, og
gntagelien bar ri9tig. Seiens @ier
er nemIig / oisie Gage Iteot poa en-
Steniptning, unoer bbis Snerlig.
ger Itoo en- llrne meo @1fe og for.
fuGleoe 9enitumper, imeaem boilfe
Der foa 8roncegenltonbe; Der bite
fla at bore en- 9orberfnib, ct Segl.
bfno iont Spioien al ct SegI. 0e
to feritnGbnte cling er belbebore.
De. Otter bisie 8lno tan @rob.
plooien benferes til 8ronceoloe.
rens nnere Ifinit.
Ste6et bill bline griinoigt og bar
iomt un6eriggt, o9 iiffert finoes
Der oo mere; | boert Silf9loe bioes
oct at bore alminoeIigt, at Den
Hincet, boormeo man bortrpffeoe
De Soor, Iom anioen life fierneoe,
o9ioo neoIogoes / @roben ionmen
meo H~o9efnipen.
Seien bprer Hoonet aielosbsi,
maaife eiter Manoen, bpis @rop
MI er aioGffet, o9 Sognet fortpl.
Ter / 5elge uaal6. Stiitit.", at
@raoiteoet tiai9e ifal genlme bans
Selt beilooet meo lire @uloifo.
Selefonen pan SIM. Ooenie, 20.
MfnrfS SnnS fon1nn1Innfp Sp1pfnu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Sclefonen pan SIM. Ooenie, 30.
Vtorts. Suns fommunale 8elefon-
ielifob boIot / Gitermiooog ReprG.
acknowledgements pao Ooenie &ooo-
bus. ri 9eretningen fremgif oct,
at Der / oct iorIsbne Mar bar pp-
ret Ell 0cttotiI9ona al 9lbonnenter
pon 10. pGt. 5 aft finoeS Der mi
8499 EeIefonnpporoter / Grit. Ser
er / Gelifobets 2eonin1snpt iert
/ aft f3,353,01S SomtoIer eIer
1920 pr. glbonnent. Gegnifabet
bolancerer meo 3,75O,463 SIR. %
@orets Ooerifuo er 1855 ar.
S @lorets Sob er Der opiporet I
Will. Ser. Ser oil life blipe Itiaet
6oriln9 ON 8artiorbpielier, men
0erimoO ON ct Snoitrioningsbiorog
al 10 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

SuorlcOes man ipejlcr 96a
Srisstib. uMiooelfort Genitrebloo~
iortGaer, at SpeiIGa bar gonife
lfenote noe poa 2onoet inotil Sri
gen / 1864. Oct bar SolOoterne
Der oore bag 0pbbsI Sfanier bit
te0e paa Of tiIbereoe sGg peo at
iloo Dem no poa ct bIanfpuoiet
SpobebIa6 og iteee Dem ODER 2eir-
boolet. 9a De tom biem fra Sri
gen, lGrte De Susmooeren bette
nemme Stpffe Stegefunit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-16

Gn Slngter fanr WiItbrnno. -
Slaater ". Sonien, @enIeie @un-
oina, ifuIoe | 5sIae .@insit. Sol
fetioenoe" for en- 9ib iioen toae
Suoen Of en- $50, Der bar oso al
Miltbrano. 9prIpee 9inbihoum,
Der baboe beorbret aoen neoilooet,
ipiirste fsrit Sonien, ON ban bap.
De Soar efter Sitter paa Mrme
eIer &pn6er; bet faeoe ban imio-
lertio Nei til. Der n,aa 10 oIliae-
bel babe p9ret en- lille 4ift. $an-
fen bIep fpe. fif MiItbranbbpIoer
pao armene oe maatte inbIaeees
paa gpi6emibuiet.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-14
MERELY COMMENT

The way the Daily Snooze talks
about poor men you'd think that
poor men constitute a strange class
of animal that belongs on Mars and
only got on this earth through some
blunder on the part of God.
Having been asked why they were
afraid to use Billy Skidmore's name
by The Day Book, the Hearst news
suppressers have now bravely used
Skidmore's name.
One way for the people of Illinois
to get the initiative and referendum
would be to use club on legislators
who forget their promises.
If someone bribed, Maude Robinson
to sign the affidavit against O'Hara
the people would like to know his
name.
1t would have been a good idea for
Hoyne to have few of his million
dollar arson trust crooks convicted
before beginning to talk about his
'million-dollar crime trust"
We like Maclay Hoyne. He's a
nice, earnest young man, although he
does talk Hearst of a lot.
Funny the way The Tribune acts
when some one sticks a pin into one
of its pets.
While the Curran commission was
going after cheap maternity homes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-14

fruit with claret, Mary's own recipe,
and it surely should have satisfied an
epicure, but Mary's dad, never hav-
ing eaten grape fruit, took one
mouthful and then Vulgarly spit it out
again, while he reared:
What are you trying to do, poison
me? Take this stuff right off the
table. don't mind lemons in lemon
ade, but I'll be hanged if I'll eat them
raw with little juice spread over
them"
Algernon looked panied, and Mary
was Inundated beyond expression,
but mother again stepped into the
breach by removing dads grape fruit
and substituting the second course
an oyster cocktail.
Of course it wasn't quite accord
ing to the recipe to be so liberal with.
the papTika as Mary had been, and
it wasn't quite fair to expect a man
to wrinkle his mouth up with some
thing sour and then scald it with
something hot with red pepper.
Dad gave a splendid imitation of
a rip-roaring, crazy-mad individual.
He took the offending oyster
cocktail that had been served in a
saucer because Mary had no cock
tail glasses and threw the whole
thing out in the kitchen.
1t was too much for Algernon. He
rose loftily to his feet and strobe into
the parlor, poor Mary trying to talk
to him above the uproar out in the
kitchen.
Really, don't you know" Alger-
non protested, 81 couldn't get along
with such vulgar person"
Unfortunately dad had just quieted
in time to hear this and his retalia-
ton broke some of the parlor furni-
ture before Algernon reached the
street, collar torn, tie mussed and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-14

tain kind of husband and you'll get
him.
Sure, they put foolish ideas in the
young heads these days." mother
commented 'I'Il give you better
idea than that, honey. If there's
man in the world for you he'll find
you if he has to swim across the sea. ="
At that moment the door bell rang
and dad admitted Jack.
"Glad to see you, my boy" he said.
Come right in"
Mary looked at homely Jack and
then at her mother.
ma, do you think that the dinner
isn't entirely spoiled, because maybe
Jack hasn't eaten his yet"
And even when Mary married Jack
she never told him about her ideal of
-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-19

heather. AS Eliezer went to Abra-
hams relatives, believers in God, so
the Holy Spirit was sent only to be-
levers, to select from these the Church.
The Bride class originally was Jew
ish. The Jews were in fellowship with
God under their Law Covenant, and to
them alone the Holy Spirit went. La
ter, the Gentiles were permitted to
hear the Gospel, In order that such as
responded might join the Bride class
when they fully consecrated them
selves to God.
Rebecca at the Well.
Eliezer, loyal to his commission,
sought earnestly the proper person,
that Isaac might have a suitable help
mate. When he came to the city of
Major, he found Majors grandd1ugh-
ter Rebecca at the well, caring for the
sheep. Those called to joint heirship
with Christ are usually found giving
Gods people refreshment from the BIZ
BILE and it's water of life"
First Rebecca was tested as to will.
lngness to give the water. Here she
manifested a spirit of service, indie
ative of the meekness and humility
necessary for the Bride of Christ
Then ElieZer gave her jewels, symbolic
of spiritual blessings ElieZer was re-
ceived into the house. Rebeccas
friends, representing the Household of
Faith, rejOiced with her
Eliezer then explained that Abraham
was very rich, that Isaac was his heir,
md that he himself had come to find
bride for his masters son. He believed
Rebecca to be the Lords choice for
Isaac. Rebecca was then asked wheth-
er she would go with Eliezer. Her
prompt answer was, II will co.
1t meant something for Rebecca to
leave her fathers house and all with
which she was familiar; and so it
means considerable for those who ac-
cept the call to become the Bride of
Christ. Only whole-hearted love for
the Lord and well-grounded faith in
the great and precious promises" will
carry them through to the journeys
end. Rebecca types only those who
will finally make their calling and cleo
ton sure. and become members of "the
Bride, the Lambs Wife."-RevelatiOn
PIC, 10.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
GOOD WAY TO DO BUSINESS
W. S. Lloyd Sells Reliable Remedy
at Half Price and Guarantees
a Cure.

When one can buy gold dollars
for fifty cents it is time to pur-
chase.
In ordering a soc bottle of DR..
Towards celebrated specific for
the cure of constipation and dys-
pepsia at % cents, w. S. Lloyd is
giving one of the greatest trade
chances ever offered to the people
of Mt. Sterling.
Even though offered at half
price for introductory purposes
the specific is sold under a guaran-
tee to cure or the money will be
refunded.
If food does not digest well, if
there is gas or pain in the stomach,
if the tongue is coated and the
breath bad, if there is constipation
and straining, DR.. Towards spe-
cific will cure you. If it does not
you have w. S. Lloyd's personal
guarantee to return your money.
DIR. Howard's specific gives
quick relief and makes permanent
cures of constipation, dyspepsia
and all liver troubles.
These are strong statements, but
w. s. Lloyd is giving his custom
ers a chance to prove their truth
at just half the regular price-siXty
doses for 25 cents. If they are
not found true, all you have to do
is to ask for your money. 37-39
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-19
Take 1t from Me, Bud.

Human nature is pretty much
the same all over the circuit, and
the brand you see in Mt. Sterling
you'll find splattered all over the
world. AS long as you are there
with the goods you are alright and
the world will applaud, but you've
got to beat it when you hit the
toboggan. The sympathy rackeU
doesn't go very far anywhere
might makes right. Nothing sue
ceeds like success, and likewise
nothing fails like failure. When
you go up you go up mighty high,
and when you fail you come down
mighty hard. To plug along in
the top row of this old dump of a
world, you've not only got to stick
to business, but you've got to be
on the level with your fellow-guys.
The man who has the reputation
of always being on the square al
ways gets the best of the breaks.
Don't look for Easy Money. There
amt no easy money.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-19


safe TO the end of their journey to
Isaac at Laha-roi, so the Holy Spirit
will guide the Church to the presence,
pdrOUSiG, of Christ. Following the Gus
tom Of the time, Rebecca put on her
veil and alighted from the camel to
meet Isaac SO the Scriptures tell us
that the Church must pass beyond the
Veil before she will be fully received
by the antitypical Isaac.
Rebecca's maidens typify the .conse-
Grated class now following the Bride
class, but not fully living up to their
privileges. The blessing pronounced
upon Rebecca, BE thou the mother OF
thousands of millions" represents the
future Of the Church. For as the Re
deemer will, during His Millennial
reign, become the Father, or Life
giver, 10 thousands of millions Of Ad-
ans race, bought with His own pre-
eious blood, so the Church will become
the mother, or caretaker, to assist
them to perfection.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-19

Train No. 4 arrives at Ouicksand, a
station on the L. & f. Extension, at II:2s
a. m. and train No. 3 leaves Quicksand
for Jackson at 1925 p. NJ.
LEXINGTON-Train No. will make
connection at Lexington with the L. &
N. for Louisville, KY. No. will make
connection with the L. & N, at Winches-
ter for Cincinnati, -.
CAMPrON JUNCTION Trains Nos.
1, 2, 3 and 4 will make connection with
Mountain Central Ry. to and from Camp
ton, KY.
BEATTYVILLE JUNCTION. Trains
Nos. l. ? and 3 will make connection
with the l. & A. Railway to and from
Beattyville.
o. & X. JUNCTION - Train No. 4,
daily, and No. 4, daily except Sunday,
will make connection with o. & X. Rail-
way for Camel City and 0. & K. stations.
CHAS. SCOTT
Gen. Passenger Agent
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1913-03-19

phone 6SS.