LeMars Sentinel (Newspaper) - May 15, 1888, Lemars, Iowa ISSUED and OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AHD of Liberal and 5en4inf* THE LE MARS STEAM M. Binder nnd Blank Book Job Printing of all VOL. LE MARS MAY 15,1888. NO 39. SODA Is one oan of TQ khy m the AGENT FOR THEn Waukesha Mineral Rock Spring It is tlie best Water for constant daily use ns a beverage that ia In the It is free from all vegetable or impure and will keep pure and sweet in any climate as well as distilled nothing in it to decompose or It in warm This Water cures Bright's Disease of the Kidneys and This water flows from a great through dolomite the only formation of the in the which imparts to the Water a dissolvent quality quickly dissolves away all or lime and allays all caused by drinking hard or impure All physicians recomend it. It is being shipped to all parts of the United States and to The Mineral Rock Spring Hows In large quantities from under the rock on the upper side of the village of Further the overflow sinks In the gravel bed that underlies the the seepage breaking out in the marsh along the banks of the river a quarter of a mile forming what is called the water from which is sold different names by The Water is tlie same as Mineral unless perchance it may be adulterated by surface water in passing under the To be sure of Pure buy only the Mineral Rock Sprino QUANTITY OF SOLID MATTER IN A WINE Chloride of 0.279 Sulphate of 0.957 of 1.210 of 7.866 of 9.834 1.054 1 This has never been much of a and Water the Fountains wore All Old Style and so were thier People wiio say they do not liko Soda Water are not people who have drank any Well-made Our Patent Tumbler Washer Each Glass in water that has NOT WASHED OTHERS and is a Great Improvement on the Old Fashioned Einse The only Fountains Allowed by Law to be used in New York are those with a BLOCK TIN Our Fountains arc Block Tin into Steel and are the Only in the Some people will say that their Copper Fountains with Plated or Washed Tin Linings are just as Prof. of New says that they cannot be used with You may at sometime or other had a Dose of that kind of flavored with No wonder some people do not like 21.197 Beware of home made Waters from WHIPPED CREAM is tlie Greatest Used in connection with Carbonated It is a Great Improvement over the Ordinary making it much 2norc easily digestive and and it a great which my large Soda trade OF- Nectar Blood Orange Phosphate Lemon Vanilla Cherry Pine Apple Lime Strawberry Chocolate Sarsaparilla Coffee Blackberry With or without Whipped Cream 5 IRON AND Is the most Popular and fountain Drink ovor offered to tho boon the In St. for womon and children many to our Fountain to drink it. Wo have as our for W. B. & D. F. St. Props. DRINK THE GENUINE EXCELSIOR SPRING WATER OF i. and by i c c R a same II 19 ti ii 7. ' is limed 0. Excelsior Spring Water is brought from Y. in Lined and sold on draught in its natural condition by tho or RISHEL Attorneys and Counsellors at OFFICE IN FLINT Curtis & attention given to Commercial of all and loam and MAIN NEAR AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Will practice in all the courts of the 0;2^oe over & 7oUinon' new store argo & Attorneys and Counsellors at Commercial a Office on 6th 0pp. Opera House james h. Attorney and Counsellor at AND LOAN over Burg * frank Office in Opera House G. A. LE Attorney for Plymouth Co. Office over Pott FARM LOANS AT LOWEST NOTARY AND A Office with A. W. Iowa HARPER & Attorneys and Counsellors at D. 1*. LE Money Loaned on Chattel PAUL L. PHYSICIAN AND Office in East room on floor of Opera Boute B. PHYSICIAN AND Office over Booh AUo at residence opposite H. B. P. HOMEOPATHIC AND Office in Opera Bouse PHYSICIAN AND Office over Spring Main A PHYSICIANS AND Office over Brug s. PHYSICIAN AND Office ana over Jt Br. Office let north of Spring Dr. G. w. returned the Office Main St fint stairway of P. 0. A. J. M. D. Office in Denslow Drug 6th St. Opposite Opera J. C. M. AND over & Mala 30tf Night Calls Attended A CHINESE 11. Binder Bla Sek Ong Kow la Attendance on the C A prominent and interesting figure in tho general conference ol the Methodist Episcopal which is now being held In New Is the delegate from Sin Sek He is the presiding elder of the church in that His history is a remn Born in an ancestral nine miles from the city of ho was taught at an early age to read diligently the For ten years he this being naturally of an introspective the spiritual side of his nature rapidly When he was 18 years old his mother suddenly His father's burdens were growing heavier and his brothers and his sister were too small to take care of and so he resolved to teach school in order to increase the family It was engaged in this that he first of those ii ho believed in They were called i. adherents of One day while on a visit to a friend's school he met a His interest was excited by the talk that his heart was ready to but his intellect Then followed a long period of introspective A year passed One day he heard an eloquent missionary Bla Bek Ong was deeply But It waa not until the death of his first bom child that he finally became a His friends and relatives gathered round and endeavored to persuade him to worship idola in behalf of the but he stood When the child died reproaches were heaped upon him for doubting the power and efficacy of the day be BEE In the spring of 1862 he was received into ' the He was still a school I and the knowledge that he had adopted Christianity proved very detrimental to his He became the object of endless His own family became his bitterest His neighbors threatened to his property and turn hira from his Yet all this time he continued to preach the doctrines of Christianity whenever he found an In the autumn of 1866 he was appointed to the In 1869 he was ordained by Bishop and sent out to travel the district While engaged in this duty hii life was endangered several In the city of an old man came to the chapel with a knife hid in his sleeve with the avowed of Sia Set Ong received him so that he could not summon up courage to carry out his A year afterward the evangelist entered upon a work which after many trials and led to the greatest triumph of his It had been his ambition for some time to make the church in China self He now resolved to take the Initiative He withdrew from the Chinese pay list and began to lead the church members to support their In the of 1870 he was to hold tho quarterly meeting at The season was It is difficult to conceive of the poverty and misery of the little The chapel was very hod a wet mud and no ventilation except such as the door Yet even this dismal place was preferable to the wretched houses that served as for the church Consequently they gathered together in the chapel to smoke and It was in this place thot Sia Sek Ong says he had a vision akin to that which come to Saul of Since 1870 he has persevered In labors without the aid of a foreign Ha has proved that the missionary churches abroad can be made self and may have many things to say upon the subject at the present conf Sia Sek Ong is a man of gentle spiritual mind and His conversation is subdued and but when speaking before an assemblage be bursts forth Into noble flights of Among Methodists ho is considered the greatest of Chinese But listen to his own estimate of think of myself aa a a mere image of wood which moves only by tho power of a hving Shrewd First Confidence seem to have struck a streak of bad Second do U got on such a miserably shelf worn suit of Don't believe it cost over did itV hut these clothes wasn't bought for these clothes mean I'm pass myself off for a rich imere There's a WIU There's a Tramp at you give me shelter for the I suppose so. You can sleep on that cot could you let me have to eat before 1 it would injure your health to eat before I'll sit up for a State FRAIL MORSEL OF to an Ear Moff Methods of He lingers in the lap of Not but the ear muff I can got used to him during protracted winter 1 he win himself to a but eternity will not he long enough to reconcile mc to him in a silk hat and early The other as I took ray seat in tho ho slipping Into the seat in front of leaned over and asked ine why I said saddens mo to see so frail a morsel outside a swathe of jeweler's You should not bo so continued as he gently his glancing upward to see it the ventilators were should not expose yourself in this mad you asked the after a brief exposure to the naked air hardens might have that with I never with why not with murmured I are the direct inheritor of air and furnace heat You would shrivel like a weed in a were I to throw open the window and Hood this pestilential car with heaven bora fear that you are inclined to think poorly of because I protect my resumed the gentle after at I are not to blame for the erroneous methods of your bringing Had you been earlier inured to the hardier side of had you always slept with a window open in winter and In and refused to shut and seal heaven's air and sunlight from your you would have been a specimen of a man from tho car muffled dream of delight you are But go your I as the whistle sounded for his little to your air tight home and your waiting papa and if you you will not get And so my delicate friend vanished from my Into the splendid night of sparkle and and left me in my corner in Chicago Bis Well A by rail in a first class carriage toward bad as a fellow traveler at one of the intermediate stations an old who entered into conversation and proved very pleasant The banker got out before his and before be did so asked the latter how far be was The gentleman replied to have a daughter very well married sold the should give you a note of introduction to have also a daughter very well married said the it be too great a liberty to ask the said the the gentleman married emperor of It waa the old king of stoves and IRON AND WOOD MD BABB OUR GOODS prices the very AND SEE Three Doors North of 7th - A. to & m- * * * Building HARD AND SOFT Offices at and la. 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