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Freeborn County Standard from Albert Lea, Minnesota • 7

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Albert Lea, Minnesota
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AN INVITATION MRS JAMIES BROWN POTTER I IP If Bh lU 1 Li Era Maie waste your money on a gum or rubber eoat The ISH BRAND SLICKER is absolutely tcaUr and triad noo and will keep you dry tn the hardest storm: Ask for ISH sucaxa and take no other If your storekeeper does lot have the send for descriptive catalogue to A TOWER 20 Simmons St Boston Mass HOPS Established 1879 to ST PAUL UNION Treasurer MINNESOTA NORTHWESTERN X4 it CXJLZ TZlATTZXea this diaeMe to say Ofre 29 with goes KW cored without cutting or bum Ing Ad drew DR WALKER 185 8 dark St Chicago HL Astonishing Results Homer and Plato both said of the an cient Egyptians that they were a nation of physicians yet history has no record of the discovery by them of any such peer less compound as Iron Tonic Bit ters which is the best remedy extant for Dyspepsia Bick Headache Loss of Appe tite and general depression of the mind and system One bottle shows astonish ing results AdS genuine bear the signa ture of Allen Bt Paul Minn Good News rom Washington One application of Salvation Oil cured me of rheumatism in the arm of two months standing I never intend to be without it Kramer 234 1st St 8 EL Waihing ton JU DR BOLUS COUGH SYRUP or the cure of Coughs Colds Hoarse ness Croup Asthma Bronchitis Whooping Cough Incipient Con sumption and for the relief of conn sumptive persons in advanced stagey of the Disease or Sale by Drug gists rrice 25 cents Onates Cun on Earth for Pate Will' 1WMVS AJUTW historieal SOCIETY Style Atlanta Constitution: The manag ing editor of the Courier Journal walked into the sanctum the other day and said to a subordinate: must have an editorial from Henry Watterson write shall it be about and how can we make our readers think it is asked the sub just say nothing about some thing Begin with our and ring in and a to say forget to conclude by St Paul the fight bravely ST PAUL SASH ANU DOOR CO Sisi Doors Blinds MouldMs rames EK Office comer Third aM Jaekssn it reel Rooms 2 tad 3 Hate Block Itlmate on Odd Work Promptly Purniahed ST PAUL MINN TIRED OUT! At this aeaeon nearly oiwy om Mods to use soasort erf toaic IKON enters into almost every phy neuur 4 When in the house the day is warm And dogs lie stretched before the door Come out to my neglected farm And sic upon the grassy floor Under the apple green Laced with the yellow light of morn' Share joy without reproof Thou man who arc to troube burn! Alas I said for price of gold The axe shall hew these leafy towers: The spade shall trample iu the mould This fragrant grass these dewy flowers And when this pleasure house is waste A mansion built for earthly care or waiting days and tiresome haste Shall lift a stately front in air Then come before the day declines And hear the bees among the boughs See where the early moon entwines Her crescent in my bloomy house Perhaps before the spade shall wound This turf to plant the cares of earth A smaller plot of turf be found More green to tell our nobler birth Then hasten ere the day shall die And thy hdirt to bliss And learn whatever joys may fly To kuow the permanence of this Positively curedin 60 daysbjrDrw EleetreMaj'actle Belt Truss combined Guaranteed the only one in the world generating a nnntinnona Xlaotria Mamma 'mrweat Anient! fin Powerful Durable tVimfortAhlA Anri Effective Xvold frauds Over 9000 cured Send Btanap for parnphtow AlJRtt IfYtPIfi KPTTS OR DTREARk 01 HQENE IMVENTQB I8IWABASX AVE Mnooth Tracks Elegant Coaches Buffet Sleepers Beautiral Scenery Low Bates and SO CHANGE CABS BETWEEN St Paul Minneapolis and CHICAGO ST LOUIS 4 KANSAS CITI RaYnoxD DuPtrr Superintendent tiTixLL Paia Agent Dr Chronic Nervous and Special Diseases Consultation personal cr by mall REE and Invited QUESTION LIST SENT ON APPLICATION flls book on Special Diseases and Nervous Debility wonderful pen pictures on life health disease decline treatment Every question answered sent REE sealed any address on receipt of 10c in yrntage tow price and on terms Address ARH and Morphine Habit Cared in 10 to Bl MB I IBS 30 days Refer to 1OOO patients cured VI sUllI in all parts Dr Karsh Quincy Mich Vr R' Tim? CHISEL TOOTH JlIvUi Ub VV SAWS GIVE UN EQUALED SATISACTION IN ALL PARTS THE COUNTRY STRONG AND SIMPLE CHEAPLY KEPT INOR DER THEY MAKE BETTER LUMBER WITH LESS POWER THAN ANY OTHER ADDRESS H0K CO 504 GRAND 3T CITY Blood Purifier Health Restorer I It never fails to do its work in cases of Mala ria Biliousness Constipation Head ache lesaef Appetite and Sleep Nervous Eebillty Neuralgia end alj emale Complaints Hops Malt Bitters is a Vege table Compound It is a Medicine not a Bar room Drink It difl era as widely as does dav and night from the thousand and one Mixtures of vile whisky flavored with aromatics Hops Malt Bitters is recom mended by Physicians Ministers and urses as being the Best amily Medicine ever compounded Any woman or child can take it "rom my knowledge of its ingredients under no circumstances can it injure any one usingjit It contains no mineral or other deleterious sub stance Possessing real merits ths remedy is deserving success DePuv Ph Detroit Mich The only Genuine are manufactured by the HOPS WILT B1TT23S CO Detroit Mich The editor of Lippincott's Magazine has asked me for my experience as an amateur elocutionist and it is with much difference I undertake the task of attempting to describe the im pressions of that hybrid creature an amateur player who appears in public We are all reciters to a greater or less degree in our youth but it is seldom that an innate attraction for dramatic effects or a sentimental nature or whatever else we choose to call it car ries us beyond our crude childish reci tations when the stern maternal im pulse is removed Even wheffsuch is I the case however our experience is gained so gradually and the artistic effort is so associated and interwined with social questions that in point of fact an amateur scarcely knows when he did begin or where he stands An amateur never addresses an ordinary theatre or concert hall audience gathered of its own will presumably at a performance congenial to its tastes: audit is therefore hard to establish that sympathy which must mutually exist between the performer and the listener before the former can display his best foroesSur audiences are usually extremes all vomen all men all young all old all poor all all something generally with their minds made up for or against the en tertainment or at any rate for or against the Diaver It is said that Mr Labouchere desires never to know an artist personally un til he has passed judgment on his wprk recognizing how much merely personal likes or dislikes may the justice of his criticism In an amateur audience there are but few not predis posed one way or another They have heard of you through a friend or de tractor who has painted you black or white as the case may be The word amateur in itself is killing and to the public means work half done with some charitable purpose as its excuse: One is 'more or less compelled into a charitable act it is rarely a free gift and ameteur tickets are crammed down the public throat Is it to be wondered at they do not digest well and that our audiences are of dyspeptic turmby the time we face them? But my personal experiences has been asked for I scarcely remember the day when I did not recite as a child I was made to learn a verse of poetry daily and such isthe force of habit that a day never passes that I do not memorize a few lines All children are fond of the heroic style but as we lived during the war in the lonely mountains of North Carolina and went throughj many stirring and exci ting experiences our thoughts took particularly martial turn Tne lays of Avtoun and Macaulay were gospel to to us and I think my debut was as who kept the bridge I One day I was reciting this poem out of doors near a little stream and when I came to that verse in which Horatius after addressing a prayer to the Tiber his harness on his back plunged headlong in the I be came so zealous that I jumped into tne home made Tiber whose name was dragging with me my 2 year old sister and brother and made for the opposite bank We were seen and pulled out like three little drowned rats and I was soundly smacked and sent to bed: shoes and clothes were not be trifled with in war days Every audience has to be won over and an amateur does not always have the time or chance I find my own frame of mind more or less reflected by the audience in the shape of coldness if I am tired or nervous Constant habit and practice and knowledge of stage methods enables a professional to play a part evenly and well how ever little he may fancy it but I find I must feel the beauty of tbe lines or the lesson they teach to do good work and at any rate after reciting or act ing I feel discouraged and disappoint ed The theatrical managers and professionals have always treated me with unvarying courtesy and kindness and even encouragement To Mr David Belasco especially I am indebted for much valuable advice and friendly counsel Tbe success of recitation naturally depends much on the piece and I rarely decide upon my selection until the last moment when I am on the spojLand have made my estimate of the generaLcJiaracter of the audience Mv debut was not a success Still at all the little family gatherings 1 was called on to contribute to the general entertainment and finally began ap pearing in public But my first ef forts could only have been borne with by reason of their earnestness as I knew nothing of artistic efforts and methods I usually find mv first reci tation ineffective as my audience seems taken up with my personality this leads me to believe I must have dis tracting mannerisms Our judgment on a question of this sorf is anything but infallible and at t1r want st more amusing that will make them think Now I ashamed to confess that my most en thusiastic and generous critics have been working men and shop girls and newsboys or if they have had fewer advantages jn education and refining associations than those in a more for tunate position their wits have been sharpened by practical trials and ad versity and the absehepof affectation in themselves makesthem quick to see through faUe sentiment and appreciate what is true An increasing fondness for the art and the pleasure of contributing through it to some very worthy objects have stimulated me to continue per forming notwithstanding much mis conception and much that is annoying More than once my inclination has been strong to give it all up but after a failure or an unsatisfactory perform ance you have a chance to retrieve for perhaps six months or a year But in these things our nature is perhaps a little stronger than we are However hard and intelligently an am ateur may study it is impossible for him to acquire the stage ease that the habit of appearing in front of the footlights gives a professional making! him ap pear to better advantage than an am ateur who has possibly better natural gifts If along with the emotions we are attempting to describe we conveyto the audience half of the nervous and rickety feelings we really have then we must make our audiences in deed uncomfortable But I am speak ing for myself only as there are other amateurs with far inore experience and I am sure much greater ability to express it than I Cora Urquhart Potter TOT1T1 I The largest Retail rnhk I Clothing Hat and A 1 1 urnishing Hous in the West it THE BOSTON St Paul If you will send them your name and ad dress they will send you REE illustrated catalogue and Rules for Self Measurement Address BOSTON One Price Clothing House Cor Third and Robert St8 ST PAUL MINN CONSUMPTION 'ttowxdt of caew of tbo vor4 Had aad of teadiac Weakness Lassitude Lack Energy etc it HAS NO EQUAL and the only Iron medicine tht not injurious It Enriches the Blood Invigorates tho System? Restores Appetite Aids Digestion It do blacken or injure the teeth oauae head or pf oda i pxt ion other Iron meuuine4 de Mb A Wakrtom Willmar Minn says he was ffeneraHy depressed had do appetite in tact was wearied out akoost lifeless Iren Bitters cured him Mm Aries Nash Bine Earth Minn I can roconimnd Iron Bitters to all who are run dotra end This was her condition when she commenced te take the medicine One hottie made a complete cure Mbs Isabeixi Coos Mitchell DAk says I have nsed Iron Bitters for General Debility and Weakness and it benefited mewbors the doc tors had failed to do Genuine has above Trade Mark and erossed red Hnee onwrayper Take no other Made only by CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD times trusting to my own instincts I have arrivedgkt very unfortunate re sults: But if a piece touches me and I feel its pathos it is very natural to sup pose it will effect others in the same way if properly interpreted I am on ly a beginner however and my ex periences are experiments I find it far easier to interest an spidi ence by a story with moral than by something abstract however superior the versification ot tne lattef may be and 1 have generally found country audiences more appreciative of serious pieces than those in the city City peo ometning gayer 11 11 Lnai wui uuu am TUTT'S HAIR DYE Grat Whiskers changed to a Glossy Black by a single application of th DTK It imparts a natural color acts tnstantaneotisly Sold by Druggists or fTit hy express on receipt of 81 Office 44 Murray Stf New York OOT irst Vice President! LARKIN I Second Vice Phelps Secretary A McNeale Assistant Secretary In the Country all Stunner I man who takes his family into I otp a country for the summer should remember UxjLajNJNLDijr Tj A XjAJ xv that he will save his children a great deal President of pain and himseir a Large amount oi mon rDTTrm ey in bills if he is thoughtful XT Xv enough to carry a supply or Kerry uavis' Pain Killer The medicine is a standard specific for all cases of cramps colic chol era morbus diarrhoea or dysentery" asked the judge of a recent 1886 MEM lv convicted man to offer the i court before sentence is UARnWAR your he replied lawyer took! I 1 HHnufiMiiu my last Steongj Hackett Hardware Co arwell Ozmun A Jackson I A Decker If yon suffer with chills and fever take Trri nm iirnv ninniuiBt Ague Cure It will cure you IRON STEEL AND HEAVY HARDWARE Nicols Dean Grave The eulogistic inscrip Rhodes 4 Morton tion upon tne average tombston li DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS take that in the mcraq Auerbach inch If you have a nans 1 eated stomach and unstrung nerves result ing from the party last NOTIONS ANO URNISHING GOODS The sure and safe way to clear the cobwebs I from the brain recover zest for food and Abbott tone up the nervous system is to use Dr Arthur Warren Abbott Purgative UnUuLnOi Sold by all Druggists Kelly Mercantile Co 1 a Allen Moon Co A giri should marry for not Maxfield Seabury for onlv Beaupre Keogh Co lor revenue only I Yana Griggs 4 Howes Better results are derived from I TEAS COEES AND SPICES Hair Renewer than from any similar prep TaUmadge 4 Co ration BOOTSANDSHOES A colored rialroad porter sys of travel Gotzlan 4 Co ing brides: teaches ma dat dey Tarbox 4 Co is tickled mightly ef you mistakes dere husbands for brudders 1 does it ebery dote Schulze 4 Co time now hits a dollar shurah HATS CAPS AND URS i 'J Gordon 4 erguson Danpher inch 4 Skinner StrelMguth 4 Drake WPHRBY SI DRUGS DAIN I6II I 1 1 IV I rx qjiiihjj CBOCKERY and glassware IS RECOMMENDED BY Craig Larkin 4 Smith Donaldson Ogden 4 Co SHOE INDINGSAND SADDLERY iionst Nurses i Hospitals in shorit HARDWARE everybody everywhere who hai I Hardenbergh 4 Co ever given it a trial Scheffer 4 Rossum TAKEN INTERNALLY IT VILL BE OUND 3 PAPER AND STATIONERY A NEVER AittNG CVRKrOR thVstomam1 LcrampsNS BOOKS PAPER AND STATIONERY IN THE STOMACH CKAfiLD I st Paul Book 4 Stationery Co SUMMER and BOWMAJOM fpijmijg 600DSi THROAT I Burbank SPRAINS BRUISES RH EUM AT Goodyear Rubber Co ISM NEURALGIA TOOTH CIGARS AND TOBACCOS ACHE BURNS ROST Whiteman Bros RITES McLain Prices 25c 60c and $100 per Bottle for Sals bt all Msoicms Dbalsbs MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES WBeware of ImlteaoM OI I Campbell Walsh 8 Jlison 25 the Greatest Medical Triumph cf the Age! I SYMPTOMS Or A TORPiD LIVER Loss of cppetltc Bowels costive Pain In a ull scnBatlon in the back part Pain finder the shoulder blade ullneos Jifter eating with ndla inclination to exertion cf body or mind Irritability of temper Low spirits with a feeling of having some duty Weariness Dizziness luttering at the Heart Dots before the eyes Headachever the right eye RcstleseaeM with fitful dreams Highly colored Urine aad CONSTIPATION PILL are especially adapted to such casesTone dose effects such a ahange of feeling as to astonish the sufferer Thev Increase the Appetite and cause the body to Take on leshthus the system nrirt hvthplr Tnnlc AetlOTI OU the Digestive Organs Regular Stoois are I MALT '1a bitters 3ERS 1886 WOOD AND IRON PUMPS ANU PLUMBEBY SUPPLIES Bugg 4 Co SCALES WINDMILLS ETC airbanks Morse 4 Co MILLINERY AND ANCY GOODS A Oppenheimer 4 Co MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Nathan ord RUITS NUTS ETC Presley 4 Co URNITURE Quinby 4 Abbott CRACKERS AND lONECTIONBIY Pried in an 4 Lewis DOORS SASH AND BLINDS Bohn Manufacturing Vo A Abbott 4 Co WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Mast Bufar'd 4 Burwell Co Thurston 4 Son Mahler Co St Paul Storage orwarding and Im plement Co WINES AND LIQUORS Perkins Lyons 4 Co Geo Benz 4 Co GRAIN AND COMMISSION Griggs Bros A Van Sly ke 4 Co LOUR St Paul Koller Mill Co ROOING CORNICES AND MACHINEBY Scribner Libbey Co LUMBER GHbben Lumber Co Rood 4 Maxwell Sumwait Nelson Lumber Co lfield 4 Co John Martin Lumber Co Barronett Lumber Co LIME CEMENT AND PLASTEB The North western Lime Co UEL St Paul Pacific Coal 4 IronOw Northwestern uel Co THUNKS ETC Crippen 4 Co STEAM ITTING TOOLS AND SUPPLIES Osborne i GUNS ISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS AND GUN MANUACTOSY Kennedy ft Bros SEWING MACHINES White Sowing Machine Go Bible lowers The commenting on the flora of the Holy Land says: The wild rose varieties of free grow ing lillies sweet smelling stocks tine odored mignonet many colored crocus es gorgeous anenjones the bridal fav orite myrtle every species of gladiolus pungent narcissus and the yellow and white water lillies have there their na tive habitat they grow wild and posi tively luxuriate in their freedom Where shall we find a more deversi fied flora than upon our uncultivated prairies? The genera and species are infinite from the violet and wind flower to the stately helianthus and the sever al classes of tail growing flowers In termediate rearing their purple and crimson and blue and yellow and pure white spikes of blossoms is an in finite variety to delight the eye An other feature of our prairie flower is the changing color of the different sea sons It is today a landscape of purple color anon it gleams with the shades of blue then crimson and last of all the golden spikes of autumn show that the winter frosts and the of the are near Those who have not sought for the beautiful and delicate forms of our prairie flowers little know what they have Jost The deep dark soil found untold ages back at the bottom of seething waters that in the progress of time became shallows and marshes left the riches that in later days were to produce not only the golden grain to feed the world but the rich grasses that would make fat millions of cattle to succeed the bi son elk and deer that had fed there for countless ages and as though to i imide the nioneer who was to carve i out homes there nature overclapped the verdure witn oeautiiui nowers to attract the eye to the wealth lying be neath the soil The flowers have given place already over a vast area to smiling fields of golden harvests and pastures fatten ing thousands of herds Now the honey bee sucks the sweets of garden flower and busy hives of industry occupy the sites of many fields that once waved their floral treasures only in the sight of wild beasts and wilder men The country that produces flowers is a land of milk and honey And no where in the wide world is the wealth of agri cultural richness shown as in this new Palestine of the West The contemporary already quoted states is ample evidence to show that the love of flowers was a passion with the ancient There is no doubt of it and the love of flowers has been no less a passion with all inteligent and cultivated peoples since tne earth was made fit for man lRnmp mfn have sn much crenns that thev do any thing but sit down in the shade A IVT Aa7OOT)'A7 A T) and think about says a VY kv irv ninnTT Texas Siftings 42 CORN EXCHANGE MINNEAPOLIS The only reliable cure for catarrh is Dr I We REER to ANY BANK or WHOLESALE HOUSE in our City Catarrh Remedy 'QUOTATIONS REIGHT RATE and ULL SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS furnished on application i Switches from trees planted to day will accelerate the pace of boys born after the nineteenth century has retired from busi ness i The National Capitol How She Visits Europe The southern corner stone of the a St I nuis lady reported as capitol of the United States of America the summer in sneaked was laid September 18 1793 and the into the city the other day for the pur north wing finished in 1800 Congress pOse pf purchasing some books and immediately occupied it by 1814 the I map3i an(j fraukly explained to a capitol had expanded into an imposing friend that she was preparing to learn edifice Then the British troops fired the geography of JEurope thoroughly both the north and south wings of the an herself with the guide books structure but the wells were waved so that she might give a account thanks ito a heavy rain or years of her summer abroad will be after Congress met elsewhere than in the most inexpensive summer I ever the capitol which meanwhile was be spent as I have only bought three ing prepared for renewed occupancy gingham dresses and a nbbon for a rus By 1867 the capitol Had been tic hat and my'board is only costing enlarged externally and made to ap me $350 a week with washing pear precisely as it does today Thir ded Perhaps 1 11 save enough and teen million dollars had been expended learn enough to make the trip next on it Its magnificence places it How did her secret get into among the greatest structures of either the The friend in whom ancient or modern times It covers she confided was a New Or more than three and a half acres and leans Picayune is surrounded by grounds having an area of forty six acres Standing on I co on the brow of a hill it can be seen for The acreage in cotton of the cotton many miles and the view from its growing states last year was 17322 dome is ineffably grand 388 acres The crop for the season The main building is 352 feet and five inches long and 126 feet and six 677466c 'ba es t0 inches deep A portico on the eastern Oil facade measures 160 feet wide and the 033 projection on the western side meas a tachted ures eighty three feet forming a por th? o( tion of ten columns i Congress sits in the wings the Sen ern States is n)fPoo ate in the in tbe north wiSg and the the House of Representatives in the south c0 wing Each of these wings has 'a por 442 tico of twenty two columns on its east htta a ern facade and one of ten columns at 7 QT A A I I its end and western facade JJ A jlaJL i JLJHlAU Conundrum By Bobby ather (out of patience) If you ask (j LiHiL any more loonsn questions Doooy shall send you to bed Bobby (after a long silence) Pa when a man dies worth ten thousand dol lars his heirs get the money' they? yes (sifter another long Well pa when a trotting horse dies worth ten thousand dollars who gets bis mnnfir? ather You go to bed OOO ReW3Cl I Mrs St PauL ays have suffered with Rheumatism in the hip the by Dn Love Prof past six years causing permanent lameness Collier 8 chemist Washington: Prof and constant pains I used a Dodge state university Minn Dr Alex Bt Paul Chemical Oil about two months I Stone Dr HA Boardman Dr Dedolph: am now free from pain sleep well nights Dr Jones Prof Weigbrecht SU Paul and and can walk batter than for years Sf th ndid world whgerw Stte Idoldonlrb8' 11 home of the bed bugis on the TOANS on Life Insurance MNo Mutual Southern pine announces an ex lb LP Van Norman box 75 AIlnneapottiMiM change Thanks We always wondes what the mattresr at our boarding houre was stuffed with Palmer Journal I None genuine vnlese ttemped vitb the above nunz KiBX nine Salvation bean onr Bole 'J i5 A 1 1i 'DreBcriDtioa for those who need buudnirup I a TS 'KW I in I 'MB I HW I edy: Rheumatism JsuraigtaH BweHLutfa Stiff Neck RzuSJH Buxofc Scalda dig toga EliwhaSafeore Throat CW 311 SptaUauV wounds Headachy ffi jtw Jar JR Toothache Sprains etc cte a bottls Sold ter alia 1 gWreMSSBadrumsta The cea a I registered Trade MArk azxl ouHB cnature A Meyer A Oo i Proprietors Baltimore ML 1 4 'M 5 4 1 i fe i i a x' I 1 1 i i 'is1 U' 'r 1 Al 7 Ship I i 'Sigh 'll' I i Ml i J3A.

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