Mrs M Otis Buys Newton & Son Stock At Bargain
Mrs M Otis purchases the remaining unsold stock of C B Newton & Soin plus the Newton store at a deep discount. Various dry goods ready made clothing groceries and notions offered cheap with delivery. Store invites customers to see the goods and note savings claimed including tea coffee prices and delivery benefits.
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Fragrant blossoms rise anew after struggle
The passage recalls fragrant blossoms nodding and vines that endured harsh trials yet bloom again. It notes a barren summer ended by renewal, a dreary struggle transformed into growth, and hints at how such blossoms crown another life in Harper's Bazaar.
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Bessia Chainer
Uarper
Kadour and Katel in a French Algerian tale of love and longing
Kadour ben Cherifa, a wounded Algerian sergeant major, survives at the Rippert mill. He forms a bond with Katel, a peasant girl, amid hospital care and dreamlike recollections. Kadour returns to his kaid father intent on marriage to Yamina, yet the memory of Katel lingers as the valley learns of forthcoming nuptials.
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Exile arrival and Kadour Katel reunion in Alsace scene
A group of French exiles arrives at Avalian Dureatr and is welcomed by the Eard family. Kadour and Katel recognize each other amid the crowd, and the family settles in, with Katel dressed in velvet and Kadour imagining a future union. Kadour contemplates breaking his pledge and marrying Katel as night falls.
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Bond county Farmers Mutual benefit union grows and cuts prices
The Farmers Mutual Benefit association began in Bond county in 1839 with Duncan lodge in a schoolhouse. It expanded to 36 lodges and about 1200 members, lowering prices and influencing county politics by electing a supervisors majority and cutting salaries. The county board’s actions reflect lower farm prices, while an internal audit targets circuit clerk accounts.
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Let Us Give the Poor Better Pay and Justice
An unidentified verse contemplates the plight of a careworn farmer and asks if wealth can truly grant equality. It remembers Berry and laments the unbalanced currents of silver flowing toward the rich, urging fairer wages to make them more even.
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Cost of Following Jesus and a Call to Devotion
A church article urges readers to count the cost of discipleship, arguing true followers must give up worldly ties and single mindedly pursue the kingdom of God. It contrasts worldly wealth and fleeting fame with the higher price of wholehearted service and warns against lax Sabbath observance eroding church strength.
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Prayerful Reflection on Providence and Loss by Cardinal Newman
A poem attributed to Cardinal Newman recalls gratitude for divine providence in childhood and loss. It contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual riches, praising chastening memory and the faithful view of suffering as a path to love and faith.
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Farmers Alliance dominates public discourse in Washington letter
Frank G. Carpenter describes the Farmers Alliance shaping political opinion and the prevalence of farmers among leaders. The piece notes extensive farm ownership in the capital and comments on farm-related interests influencing public events. Paints oils and varnishes are advertised at King's.
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Influence of Christianity and labor unions in early Illinois politics
A Christian writer argues religion refines natural instincts without destroying them. The Texas federation of labor adopts a resolution exempting the first cotton bale from forced sale. Jackson county farmers and laborers declare nonpartisan stance and reject third-party ties. The Farmers' Mutual Benefit association urges candidate concessions across southern Illinois.
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