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The recent cold spell, howeve,r,, l~f<!!\1.~ . wbifh we have just em~rged, is one which IJI.hy people received -arid, endured with a spirit Than~orivl ~j: 'rhe coldest period of t~e entire winter to <jato, it c~m·. at t1!11e when ~very merchant and many oth~rs I~ l'qllioi'<!Y· were ilealde tholl'!l'elve& with joy I(\ see it oprinJ! •:rJJbt out of the aif" .• ,~ dealt olp man Trouble 'and h!J! ally, tho-ftoqds, a teniflc blow right on .:.t he ~· I , . . . . . tt . :; .,. p,ro...,ose :t'. 't\ ~J "' · ,". ' ' ' ' l'rpljaply not4iqs ,Qli!e . hut the f~e 0 zin11 up tof tho~aand ap~ on~ &ll}al! streams throu111lout th.e Ohio l~y; preveiltjd t~e violtatlon of a moot dieastrpus tlood qpon ~·· . !'Pr th~t alone we may all devout thank• for tho lnterler•n•e of •!!~ ~~~aturf~. ~-~:~~~:!.~~~ has n~utr8!lJJII t~tl etTeot ot1 otl;or!U \ Mrd,blp apf! han~ leap to i ~ re the~ast 1~'1 ~·~l•I'J! ·~~~ ~tllera ~••'ttl!I!IIY ar n ~Mf• a deva"1:a~l~Ji~•4 ·~·· _"·~ . a was l..l lt .tg i: n att.en1::.:m Rushville DIT *· DER!' GI:LL 1 ... e ... . laid dowrl th~ir tool• and have : i~;~~~~~~~~; f~f~sed lp wli!'~ unfter·lifte ne'W &ca·le 'of WBIIOB li8 'propo8ed · ~ llf lbf PhiR'ooal '<>pera;!l>re:, it la silre~rely to be hoped I~Mt l~e leadtl'f of the tw9 rroups .fill "ritt tof!~fher" · roedljltoiy ~nd 1hat . ~ri amicable' a,ttfeillept m~Y be ·~· at tile ellt nost ·pbllsmle monient. Thqt such illfY allow tHe' operator• t0 colripete with ~~ tile ,nept that'th~. laborinir m~n may . · l!joym•nt •I prices whi~h will ~:~~~~:~.t~ · ,,..t a ~nfto more than a bar~ e: · · · lltlsie~. ~ · It Ia further to be de\'outly jllayod that the men ·,lri~e will rel"ember their duty to their Go<l, to th••m- '!~ ~· weh •• jo their country and ~heir • fanillies and ''l'ilfraip frofll ~ommitting any act which they may later JI:OI and which may lead to the shedding of hqman blood. 4 settlement Is most deolred and that at once If pbAlble. •• ' ~"••'• (llTQilS AND ~OWNI} · throu~rhout the United Sl~tes are f \ ':•iiti. popular, Laritooe. [,•ery Dipt, neept ' • 1 sUM.,, , : Columbia Br9adcatiq S,•traa , ,, l01!0 E. S. T. ,, ·, .";I • ..... .. ' . .,, ' ...... ,. . •' i ,\i 1J j 'Il l •N U..ea ia ••• Hear the CJ.nt.eri1eN Rtaio J\opaa at 5hil~ret'a briiUaBI ordaeltra •ltd Ala GN,: ' ..., ,, :..': :;1'1 •• 11. I •""" ! " 'IJI d ... ,. ' ' I I J'.?~ 88 an OV~NWeetened ci~c ~¢· .ea61ly do, Day m ... day ou>.•• ~.&16- · taste ris~•· LigLt up IUld ~fur ;i..~:· . They oatidyl j,·, I •w A ' .. , • Smoki> crn.oterfields wheaeYer yo11lib. ;~. They're Dina !"'.d pore. 'l'hey'll a~ ~ ; ·, · s.d c ·' . '. -· •Ji .c .; t' •,·~i"' •. JUJti""' ' ~~tU,;jli.U. .m~~tT ' ., ' gHng to"- llavon and al<>mao ia reilly ,· equivalent to creating an entirely . _ J:ind' of tnbaceo ••• • that oomLines ~ \lieitt , qual iii.,;; of Turkish and fine Do_,;.,· ~· Perhops you've that the papOi-·m Ches&erllelds ia w!Ut<r ... purer. Th""-4i of. doll1ra were spent on0 ~~ to (JezfCf! th18 paper. It bums WJthout u.j t.ute· -~ odw ~f ;,. own. A detail. of ooW.,: Bill ·it ntlds immeasurably to yo\U' e.ajO~ •:1 ' ., .. .. .. j 'f.,.• I • 1 l ·: n;- '•I ~li'C 't"tuii! ~:!f -~1: •· . ,,. '" ' '1 , . ~\,' '' .. ·• .,.,. Uu • • ·!...~ :.. .. . .. .... ' 'p " • ~ ""'" '' tv !J;JiJ.tl .. l'";j .,,, ...... +: ..;;,n ....... • • .li.la . ..... ·~- r.r..ol " '"" ' ' ' ' " .,!: ~~-t t'\ { .... - ' '' . ., ' . .. . . ,,. 1 "~ ~i·. i~l' ~- .'f= ~(I ,., ~ m!J:.' . ',, ~ ' I ,.('· .,.7( • •1' ""'tir. I l HI!' ' \o:wliia f f.JC :o,'l' • •:, .-.Mt .' .. . ' .,,..".; . . ,a ~l..P. ;. ""'~ ~· ~... 00: ) - ; •.;, ~·7' .. ' ' ~.~ :.:: ' j ' ,,,, 6taodY: looking for sometlyng better to eat and dnnk ••• and 81Doke. Somelh.iugthat's out of the ordiuary. In cigarettes· this beuer ta1te can come only from 6oer iligredimta:. Chestedield 5 are more eati&fying to tbe cUltivated palate.,. hecau~e there'll never any attempt to eldmp on Turkish len£. ' . These Jnpre expensive ••• more richly fl&o vored Turkish toba,.,.,. are added lrilh a · gf'herous hand ••• au~ •choosey' people , •• everywhere, •• like tlte result. In fact Ch..ler&e~d'o way of mi.,. •fl••• l "' Tf'S)""' wh~ you'd _.,.. Penple who .. J. CDJOY the good things of life. •'• are con- Partil bf (Jiijo · ~··~ crYinll' alou4 for aict to enable them to me~t their ex~~· ~~~t few of their walls ao well a• pr0yers are belni' !'~;:w;~ 401~et~d for the v~ry good roaoQn that the taxpay_ep, · ~rP,m whom ~11 their income• are derived, have been;· ~~~;', ''~ilktd ~l'Y·" T ho oftlcial• In nearly every inotance where t ~owp iJ! b4nkrupt, have been too free with the !If m~nlclpal funds and eonoequently when they fllndo, they have nothlnJ but a "bare cupboard" to look for ouc~or. . Wioconoln'• lar11•11 city, furniehea us ol'P-.!ta tp lhat of tjle . 'l'here, the debta havt beep pail!. thef. ~r'l,.•~ ll••lne•• hao be ~l\ oyer•tecl ' econorilicaiJY • .. ~~ .. ~ , ~ay . t :·: ~y ·, Tkh,;t4 ~~T~tro"' -' llp"' Tff4'1' TKJJ m.fners in the l'l.ookin!f Valley and oth"1' '' oosey eop e • ' "! Jl '' ·..... "<i'Jo ltm!' . •• TlfiY'U PUll ..THEY TASTI IITTII • \ �' • ' -. . 1\.. .i . • • ''""\ • Fnii11ABY 1. 1fi- AJhvrm·the v. s. I Officials .._ ,. ". '" ' •.....r .,...:,:1,.... ~: .. rt • \ l , ;,; . 'l.!~b !! ,bll)l lfi1 • " "' ··~ . ,, .""" •lll)'fi ~ofJ· ,,11'>'\-; hJ1."!-' "' if ~ man be restore such a thyoelf, loot ' " ,· ~ - F <1\'I'E ' .. t "' '1 i);~ ,,. f ':ltl l ,1•r!'t ·· ~!.."l ~ "i- J?F' THE ROBBER-Behold, at . evening lid<• • !I'Ou~; lin~ before th~ mor ning he is not. Th!J! is the por· tlon Jf them that opop us, and the lot of them that rob us. -lfl4iah 17 :14. . · .Tl!~m:. IS. 11& DISCHARG~There ....---"'is no man that ~ ~ ' hath power i>ver the spirit to ' retain the spirit; neither hat(1Je poyrer t~ the·.4~Y of death: and there io no discharge in ihat war..,..;.Eecleaiastes 8 :8. · I) • ' ' • -- ' - -" -- - - l'H~' ctft,;o ;SN4tl ' . ~~~~~Y F~W 'lreople e_;eept those engaged in tpe .• QOII bq,tai&M or some other allied tO it, are an~ious to see eol4 weathor ·oeeur. The recent cold spell, howeve,r,, l~f<!!\1.~ . wbifh we have just em~rged, is one which IJI.hy people received -arid, endured with a spirit Than~orivl ~j: 'rhe coldest period of t~e entire winter to <jato, it c~m·. at t1!11e when ~very merchant and many oth~rs I~ l'qllioi'<!Y· were ilealde tholl'!l'elve& with joy I(\ see it oprinJ! •:rJJbt out of the aif" .• ,~ dealt olp man Trouble 'and h!J! ally, tho-ftoqds, a teniflc blow right on .:.t he ~· I , . . . . . tt . :; .,. p,ro...,ose :t'. 't\ ~J "' · ,". ' ' ' ' l'rpljaply not4iqs ,Qli!e . hut the f~e 0 zin11 up tof tho~aand ap~ on~ &ll}al! streams throu111lout th.e Ohio l~y; preveiltjd t~e violtatlon of a moot dieastrpus tlood qpon ~·· . !'Pr th~t alone we may all devout thank• for tho lnterler•n•e of •!!~ ~~~aturf~. ~-~:~~~:!.~~~ has n~utr8!lJJII t~tl etTeot ot1 otl;or!U \ Mrd,blp apf! han~ leap to i ~ re the~ast 1~'1 ~·~l•I'J! ·~~~ ~tllera ~••'ttl!I!IIY ar n ~Mf• a deva"1:a~l~Ji~•4 ·~·· _"·~ . a was l..l lt .tg i: n att.en1::.:m Rushville DIT *· DER!' GI:LL 1 ... e ... . laid dowrl th~ir tool• and have : i~;~~~~~~~~; f~f~sed lp wli!'~ unfter·lifte ne'W &ca·le 'of WBIIOB li8 'propo8ed · ~ llf lbf PhiR'ooal '<>pera;!l>re:, it la silre~rely to be hoped I~Mt l~e leadtl'f of the tw9 rroups .fill "ritt tof!~fher" · roedljltoiy ~nd 1hat . ~ri amicable' a,ttfeillept m~Y be ·~· at tile ellt nost ·pbllsmle monient. Thqt such illfY allow tHe' operator• t0 colripete with ~~ tile ,nept that'th~. laborinir m~n may . · l!joym•nt •I prices whi~h will ~:~~~~:~.t~ · ,,..t a ~nfto more than a bar~ e: · · · lltlsie~. ~ · It Ia further to be de\'outly jllayod that the men ·,lri~e will rel"ember their duty to their Go<l, to th••m- '!~ ~· weh •• jo their country and ~heir • fanillies and ''l'ilfraip frofll ~ommitting any act which they may later JI:OI and which may lead to the shedding of hqman blood. 4 settlement Is most deolred and that at once If pbAlble. •• ' ~"••'• (llTQilS AND ~OWNI} · throu~rhout the United Sl~tes are f \ ':•iiti. popular, Laritooe. [,•ery Dipt, neept ' • 1 sUM.,, , : Columbia Br9adcatiq S,•traa , ,, l01!0 E. S. T. ,, ·, .";I • ..... .. ' . .,, ' ...... ,. . •' i ,\i 1J j 'Il l •N U..ea ia ••• Hear the CJ.nt.eri1eN Rtaio J\opaa at 5hil~ret'a briiUaBI ordaeltra •ltd Ala GN,: ' ..., ,, :..': :;1'1 •• 11. I •""" ! " 'IJI d ... ,. ' ' I I J'.?~ 88 an OV~NWeetened ci~c ~¢· .ea61ly do, Day m ... day ou>.•• ~.&16- · taste ris~•· LigLt up IUld ~fur ;i..~:· . They oatidyl j,·, I •w A ' .. , • Smoki> crn.oterfields wheaeYer yo11lib. ;~. They're Dina !"'.d pore. 'l'hey'll a~ ~ ; ·, · s.d c ·' . '. -· •Ji .c .; t' •,·~i"' •. JUJti""' ' ~~tU,;jli.U. .m~~tT ' ., ' gHng to"- llavon and al<>mao ia reilly ,· equivalent to creating an entirely . _ J:ind' of tnbaceo ••• • that oomLines ~ \lieitt , qual iii.,;; of Turkish and fine Do_,;.,· ~· Perhops you've that the papOi-·m Ches&erllelds ia w!Ut<r ... purer. Th""-4i of. doll1ra were spent on0 ~~ to (JezfCf! th18 paper. It bums WJthout u.j t.ute· -~ odw ~f ;,. own. A detail. of ooW.,: Bill ·it ntlds immeasurably to yo\U' e.ajO~ •:1 ' ., .. .. .. j 'f.,.• I • 1 l ·: n;- '•I ~li'C 't"tuii! ~:!f -~1: •· . ,,. '" ' '1 , . ~\,' '' .. ·• .,.,. Uu • • ·!...~ :.. .. . .. .... 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CDJOY the good things of life. •'• are con- Partil bf (Jiijo · ~··~ crYinll' alou4 for aict to enable them to me~t their ex~~· ~~~t few of their walls ao well a• pr0yers are belni' !'~;:w;~ 401~et~d for the v~ry good roaoQn that the taxpay_ep, · ~rP,m whom ~11 their income• are derived, have been;· ~~~;', ''~ilktd ~l'Y·" T ho oftlcial• In nearly every inotance where t ~owp iJ! b4nkrupt, have been too free with the !If m~nlclpal funds and eonoequently when they fllndo, they have nothlnJ but a "bare cupboard" to look for ouc~or. . Wioconoln'• lar11•11 city, furniehea us ol'P-.!ta tp lhat of tjle . 'l'here, the debta havt beep pail!. thef. ~r'l,.•~ ll••lne•• hao be ~l\ oyer•tecl ' econorilicaiJY • .. ~~ .. ~ , ~ay . t :·: ~y ·, Tkh,;t4 ~~T~tro"' -' llp"' Tff4'1' TKJJ m.fners in the l'l.ookin!f Valley and oth"1' '' oosey eop e • ' "! Jl '' ·..... 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