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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
Miscellaneous Elen,s.

Arthur Help says: Snow if were a parson,
going to preach a charity sermon, and had cal
culated that the sermon would produce, say, on
an average, three shillings and sixpeuce from
every member of the congregation, and were to
say TO them, Make it five shillings and won't
preach the sermon, don't you suppose the con-
gTegation would close at once with this kind
and judicious olfer?'
DIR. IL. Schieman, who has been knocking in
the head the old story of the Trojan war by ill.,
vestigations carried on upon the assumed spOt.
made immortal by Homer and Virgil, writes to
the Allgemeine Zeitung that his excavations are
stopped by the arrival of winter, but that next
spring he viii certainly be in a position to de-
mOnstrate the exact position of Troy, thirty-five
feet below the present level.
The Lancaster Express SAYS: An eight year
old boy of this city, pupil of our public
schools, and who.waS vaccinated several weeks
ago, conceived novel idea, which he success
fully carried INFO practice. He saved the scab
from his arm, pulverized it on 4 piece of glass,
and took it TO school with him. With the
schoolyard for his office, he proceeded with a
great deal Of dignity to Yaccinate his compan-
ions. On one of them he made the incison on
the knee, on another the arm, on another the
check, and so on. They all "touk r.
At the hospital in Fort Wayne, INDIANA a
few days ago, there died man named Bartaz,
a Polander by birth, who had an altogether re-
markable experience. He fought against Rus
STA when his cOuntrymcn Ievolted against the
tyranny OF the car. he afterwards became a
priest, and served in that capacity in several
different counties. He was one of the finest
lingnists in the Catholic church, spoke fourteen
different languages haently, and at last died in
poverty.
When Achille Murat settled down on plan
taiion in Jefferson county, Florida, it was said
that one morning, while, with coat off, he was
washing his face on the piazza, plantation fash
ion, "cracker" rode up on mule and ac-
costed him with, Stranger, they say thar's a
king living about here somewhar, and I've cum
ten miles jest a purpose to see him. Whar
mought he be?' "Why," says the prince, 81
must be the man they mcan.' "What! you a
purity looking king you ar! Why, stranger, l
could rough better looking king out'n a pine
stump, with club axc;" and so saying, he
moved off in disgust
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

calculated to hurt the value of his other SOUL
tles. Mr. Crane as the National transi anu y,
company consented TO cancel it without es,lsiu
Grafton Allowing this CONCESSION, Il St'i, ~
pears that il tho Marginal roa9 Is no" JUN
nnder the ORIGINAL charter, and IL Tue DonuS ai'u
stock above mentioned were iawiuiiy lssueu, tue
interas. on this enormous deDt must DC palu ~,
of tne income of the road; ana 'he pubic mlil
I'VE Obliged to pay, over aud apoNe ny ne'ssS",5
cost to Mr.. Crane or ms replesehtiifce NJ, IN 'e
National transportation company, hardly less
Than seventy thousand dollars annually forever.
There Is much more in the relations between
Mr. Crane of Boston and his double in Connect
cnt which we have not loom even TO mention,
bnt which has appeared fully, we understand,
hcjore the railway committee, and may well
gake the public distrusiful of any enterprise
conducted on such complex and ambiguous
principles"
The railway committee of the legislature is
now looking into these matters at the instance
of other parties, who have petihoned for incor-
poration with a view of accomplishing the OBJ
jects which Mr.. Cranes company failed to bring
about. The inquiry has disclosed these facts,
and there are doubtless more in reserve quite as
interesting ard important. Mr.. Crane still
presses his railway trust schemes, and expresses
mistaken faith in their ultimate adoption, but
it would seem that the trust principle as applied
to railroads has been carried in his case quite as
far as is needed for experimental purposes, and
he must be an extremely unSuspicous legislator
who can still have any confidence in Mr.. Crane
or his projects.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

uncoanged Bulk meats weak; shoulders 5 rIse
"a 6s4c asked Bacon weak; shoulders &c; sides n a
$685. 1905 "'A'' Live hogs higher at 81 50 s'or''eip''
WORCESTER RETAIL PRICE CURRENT-Feb o.
St Louis brands 5000 a SlOO6 common extras. $500
GRAIN R1I S &%b N sES Corn q bush sls5
western mixed, 20 q SOC. Rye a. bush Sl.GO. Oats q
. = + 5a 55 ~ $ If ss E s16.
rRoYlSIONS-Beet, roast pieces, B3 ID 20 % 25c;
r Be g o5 S rop9@ 5 sea ess4 10 s 3S
q p Lard q b II! O. l4e trpe U ID l2c salt pork p b
Sized ed paes ices 81 mnSon 36c "io g z o b. Il
@ c sage 25e; eggs q doz IS q 4lc meats tongues 2Oc
a' B5ona aSc oc h. mohS cSe sGsee
zoe q p; sage cheese, -9c q H. Chickens 70 % 95c y H.
a 25e II ID Quails 25c each. Vens1n 80 a 4Oe q ib
.TRoDUGE-Bcans. IS a 10 q peck Pickles 50 75c
II Gallon Potatoes, early rose ?5c u neck; common 25c
Onions Acc F'pk Iarnps SOC q peck. Cabbages &c o
peck. Pumpkins Zoe each Sweet POTATOES DC as -.
Celery 25c q bunch. PArsnps SC q H. Lettuce lie p
FRUITsSs1ApPes 8 as g 95l 50 q 7oc v PIX Raisns
Figs Z p 2 Re- English Gurrants q IL PC Citren
- g SOC 70 D. Wangts sc L quart. Grapes : @ 60c
Havana oranges "a 75c % doz; oranges 10 a Acc q
do5; $3.50 q 81 D bsx; IS "a 50 u case Pruaelles 2jc
GROCERIES sugars-Crl,shed ana granuated a III
10 g l54ci brown sugars 10 q l24c; maple sugar "a
d gal. syrups 7Oc q S4j q gal Soaps-ehemical y
ly &C; bar Is a 35c. Black Teas 20 a $3.50 u ib Greel
slOO "a s.3O q ID. Cofee-yure Mocha. q fl soc; pure
Java, 4O@i2c; mixed coiees |! @ 25c Cocoa, u 70 45c
chocolate, 40 q soc; shells, % a Soc Broma As % SOC B
r. Tallow Candies, q ID Is q lSc; Sperm DO Is q 4Oc
Rice IL ID. u q l3c. Kerosene OIL IS a 35c f} gallon
Sperm OIL 500 "a 225 per gallon. Honey Acc d 10. Jap
anese teas 81 @ l,30
TIsH-Had1oeE Il II, loc fresh cod, Pc dry, a Sc;
solid oysters, X qt 40 a soc; Holsters, lee; Halibut
25c, Smoked salmon, soc 4 FL; picked salmon zoe;
Picked Herrngs, 30 q 40 ~ doz Smells zoe a. b.
Pickerel, &c u 70. Pouts, zoe. CLANS, SOC u peck
SCo4L@F fTahpSSlin q ton, sl2OO; Lehlgh, sll,OO;
Chestnut, $685. Bitumnous, Sill 00 Lackawanna 81
Seventyive cents ton less than these prices when de
livered at the yard CharcOa-Hard soc; chestnut 40c
basket
WOOD AND HAYWOOD q cord, walnut $40, hard s
as green hard $50 chestnut and hemlOck S650G7, pine
S5}a "a =, limbs SO "a S. Hay u ton. $40 a 80. Rye
straw, % ton s25 "a 30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

On EvERYBODT's ToNGur.-Euogiums of the great
National legeneratorof Health, PLANTATION BIrrER5.
are on eveybody's tongue This gratuitous Uira roce
advertising is better than all the pad-for pulling to
which the owners of bogus btters are obliged to resort
1t has spontaneous heartness about it which carries
conviction to the mind OF the audi But it is a we'll
known fact that the propretors of the Plantation Bit
tiers have never relied upon newspaper bolstering to
establish the success Of preparation which owes its
astonishing popularity mainly to the ora testimony of
the thousands who have either experienced or been the
eyewltns of the immense physical good it has wrought
throughout the length and breadth of the land
t!3 wlt&deoD3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

The Tammany ring ought to have been more
permanently successful if, as is generally be-
leyed, liberal and iudicious advertising ensures
success. During the last year and threc-quar-
tiers of Tammany rule the bills paid for adver-
Using for the city and county of New York
amounted 10 a mere triae less than Two million
dollars, Besides this, Tammany had, as we all
know, an immense amount of gratuitOus adver-
Using, and its gnominious ruin, in spite Of all
this expenditure Of printers ink, is almost
marvel. OF the Two millions spent for adycrhs-
ing, less than One-siXth was paid to the nine
best known and most widely circulated and in
f1uential daily papers, the Herald, Tribune,
Times, World, Sun, Evening Post, Commercial
Advertiser, Journal OF Commerce, and Express.
Considerably more than all these received, and
more than was paid to any other one newspa-
per, went TO the Evening Transcript, paper
with no circulation worth speaking of, and no
means Of support, except the corporation adj
vertising. That was enough however. to sup
port it quite handsomely, for it absorbed
during the time indicated 1881 ,670S7.
Prominent members of the ring, of
course, were the chief proprietors of
that paper. Those which shared most literally
after the Transcript, in the city advertising were
two or three papers of large circulation among
the lowest classes of readers in New York, such
papers as the STAR News, Sunday Mercury, and
Democrat, which intelligent people rarely sec or
hear of, but which constitute almost the sole
reading Of Tweed's numerous friends and admir-
ers. To subsidize these newspapers was certainly
proof Of shrewd management on the part of
the ling. The new board of audit, over which
Mr.. Andrew H. Green prosides, at a recent meet
ing rejected claims for advertising to the amount
of more than 100000, and other fraudulent
claims, whose aggregate exceeded million dol
lars. The estimates of the partially reorganized
city government for the present year, after pass
ing the rigid scrutiny of an honest controller,
show that the current expenses of the city may
be kept within one third Of the cost for the last
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

the way, this practice of putting up edibles in
boxes IS getting to be quite popular, and the
card of one of our downtown restaurants, adj
visingyo TO take home quail in box now
has new and sensible meaning for me.-N. Y.
Letter 10 Kansas City Bulletin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
The lamp of Life

The Living Man is Lamp The Flame is Life Cod
enkindled, lambent browning this so mvst4rous ann
WIN Its marvellous beauty! The Oil of this Lamp more
oVer-to descend again to somewhat 10 yer region-is
rood And as, in the Lamp, abundant OIL makes
bright light AID deficient Oil makes dul light, 80 in
the human body, abundant Food makes abundant
he'l'h ana deficient Food makes deficient health And
as IN the Lamp if the ok have need of trimming the
fialie is feeble ana imperfect; so also in the Body if
the digestive system, (Which receives and transforms
the Food, the Wick receives and transforms tbe m
this be not working Alright, life is feb and imperfect
FOR FOOD without sound Digestion as Improbable as
Oh without sufficient Wick. But how. then shall we
t1m the Wick of this Human Lamp? BY the use of Dr.
No'siiV' flscu Bllters deop&wlw flo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
SgeetaI 2otrtea.
Patents secured.

Reissues Extensions and Foreign Patents procured
tefeIeces conducted; all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
trahsersoi Rights and Patent Cases attended to- by
OFFICE No. SOB MAIN ST. -14''
az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

% AIsaIchelor's Hair Dyc.-This superb Hair Dive
rs ny oest ~ me @0fd--Perlecty harmless reliable and
% ll'dleous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tins
OF 9lsitgIeeabe oder. The genuine VIM A Batcbelor's
Ha!L Hye produces f8tmedidtely splendid Black on
SIluIa broWn lenves the hair clean soft beautiful
does mol contain particle of lead any Injurious com
Y. divr ''' Az i'ol'u o.; \
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

rPoN THE He ALTH OF raE TEETH depends the purity
of the breath. Preserve them unoemshed by the use of
the famous sozoDoNT, that perfectly harmless vegetable
preparation, and you will never regret it.
f2O dTuEF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

yiacs uSs'noeratic editor in Georgia IS quite con-
democro, a..e' perusing the proceedings of the
mat democracy IN his own STATE ond Jo,o,,eI,
facy III New England are not convertible terms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

FRIED OYSTERS liz Box.-Your CORE
spondent took occasion to run down to Wash
ington last week and see that the affairs OF the
government were working smoothly. When we
arrived at Baltimore man entered the car ana
proclaimed:
"Nce fried oysters; smoking hotl"
"WhatF ] asked nquringly
"lIot fried oysters IN a box; Just fried:
twenty-five cents n box" continued the sable
vendcr.
Indeed, thought /, that's a new idea; wonder
If they're good. "Here my friend and brother"
! exclaimed, give to MS the oysters fried" lie
held up bis basket and VIC took from it boxes
OF bivalves.
"llaye you any pepper and saltr / asked.
"Find EN- in the box SIR"
"But, want some crackers, too"
"All III the box sir" Here's your nice fried
oystersl Only aquarter a box" aud he van
ished iulo the next car.
Then examined the elephant had on my
nands. You have seen boxes OF French candy
holding about a pound haven't you? We'll,
lnese Jokes OF shell fish were just about the
same size. On the bottom Of the box-inside,
~ couIse--was layer Of crackers, then came
ihyer ol not fried oysters, and ON the top of the
oys.eIs nice, sharp pickle, aud in the corner
VI tlie poX a lltte packet OF salt aud pepper. [
would respectfully ask what could be nicer or
more acceptable 10 seml-rayenous person? II
y almost worth a journey to the monumental
city to see the "iried oysters in dc box BY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
Chicago, DanvIIIe and Vincennes First
Mortgage Bonds.
ISSUE ONLY s1s,5OO PER MILE.
THE LINE COMPLETED AND IN sue
CESSFCL OPERATION!

The Leading Points in relation to these Bonds are as
follows:
list. The Stockholders have built hrst-class road.
and equppe it in rst-class manner mainly Nth their
money.
I'd. They have built their road through one of the
richest portions of the state where all the old roads into
Chicago are earning $4,000 per mile per annum,
and are paying large and regular dividends.
Sd. They have built the shortest road TO the cele.
brated Block Coal Mines, whose products have large
and increasing market in Chicago in the manufacture
of IRON as well as for domestic uses.
4th The road is done. well equipped and earning
money, and no argument is required as in most new
enterprises to show that the company TO build it,
5lh The portion the road opened for business last
year earned more than fftypsr ADORE its interest
liabilities.
9Th. The amount of the mortgage is very moderate.
being only about sls5OO per mile
It'll While Railroad Bonds may be plenty. those upon
finished lines certain to pay and Tor small an
amount. seldom in the market.
sth. That the amount remaining unsold is only
sl,OlSOOO parties who want them Should make mmedi-
ate application.
The Bonds for $1,000 each, have 40 years run,
and bear interest at the rate OF per cent per annum
payable the first of pri and October both principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York.
We do not hesitate recommend these Bonds as UNI
usually sac. They attended with of the uncer
ainties projected enterprises and the prompt pay
ment of the interest, and the final payment of the prn
cpal certain any future financial event can
well be.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
mail, to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

CONFIDENCE BUsINEss-As a specimen of
pure cheek the suhjoined communication is
worthy OF publication. 1t appears that the lei
FER was first addressed to Mayor Mason, who
very naturally took no notice of it, whereuoon
the "symparhlzcr' repeats the proposition to
Mayor Aledill, thereby showing that his "appre-
citation of our calamity" still exists. The letter
is gwen below:
OFFICE u, No 81 PARK PLACE.,
New YORK, Oct. II, 1871.
Hon. r b. Mason Chicago, Ill.
DEAR SlR:-My appreciation of the calamity
which has fallen upon your citizens and city is
expressed in the following: Ii YOU will forth
with place in my bands 500, 900 of the bonds of
your municipality, Tcdeemable in not less Than
hve years, with interest at ten or less per cent.
payable sem-annually, | will agree TO hold them
Tor five years, to pay the semi-annual interest
thereon in the meantime, and to return them
thereupon. will further agree to authorize tbe
mayor of your city 10 draw upon me during the
close OF each year, during decade for $50 900:
that is TO say, for 900 in the aggregate.
Ibls is the measure OF my sympathy. The bonds
are, of course, TO be drawn in the usual form.
and made Transferable, like securities negotiable
! can give you no reference in Chicago now that
my friend, the late Hon. A. W. Arlington. has
gone 10 his rest. Here refer you to George h.
Walter & Sons, q Park Place. and to Robert
Mex. Ormbsy, Esq, 119 Broadway. This prop
osition is open Tor acceptance exactly fourteen
days liom date As it is Il matter of charity, |
forbid its publicity. Truly yours,
TnALEs LINDsLEY.
The only reply vOuchsaed by Mayor Mediil
was TO the effect that Chicago Is not Just now
engaged in the confidence business Chicago
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
paw KER'S SALE,
AT c. V. PUTNAM's AUCTION ROOMS.
No. PAT Main ST.. SATURDAY EVENING, Feb "a. at
o'clock
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, &C.,

Comprising some of the hest American and Foreign
makes This is a rare opportunity to secure a goo
wttch at your own price, as every watch will he sold
without regard to value in order to close out the bust
nsss Allen PUTNAM. Auctioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

The Science OF LIFE, or SELF-P REPRESENTATIONS :, a
eucal lrel Use on The Cause and Cure OF Exhausted
vitality Premature Decline in SIAN Nervous and PIN
scal DEBILITY. ilynochOndlia impotence SpermatoT-
rh~a or seminal weakness. and all ether diseases arts
ing rom the errors OF 0uh the in scr ons or eX
cesses o. mature years. lhs indeed book for every
man Ihousan,ls have been taught by this work the
true way TO health and happiness Ii is TIC cheapest
ana pest medci work ever bishcd and the only one
on TINS class Of ills worth reading lgOth clifton revise
much enlarged, Illustrated bound in beautiful French
clio H. lrce 81 Sent by mail, post paid on recent nj
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE "a 1
Iiunncil ST., Boston, Mass, DR.. W. H. PARKER AS
slstant PHYSICIAN. y 1.-THE author may be consulted
on the above, as well as all diseases requiring skill and
eAperehce' de0plyr las
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
Save the Children!

Mutitudes Of them suffer- lnger and die because of
Pin Worms The only known remedy for these most
troublesome and dangerous of all worms children or
adults is DIR. GQULD's PIN-wORM SYRUP Purely veg
etabe: sure death to all valuable cathartc
and beneficial 10 heath. Warranted. Price reduced to
5O cts per bottle. GEO c. GOODWIN 81 CO.,
Ja3l d&w4n Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
worcester Five Gents savings Bank.

Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
NO. 2AG MAIN STREET.
OPEN FRoM............,...9A NJ to p. M to P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS receped and put upon interest the FIRST Of egery
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July, and if not withdrawn added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CHAS. L. PUTNAM President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer. diff jv2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

In this city, Feb 81 by Rev t st john Geo A Ross
TO Ma ida A Beal. both Of Worcester
In Boston, by Rev DIR Webb, jasper Tucker to Lucy
Anna Watson, both of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

CINCINNATI, Feb. q Pork qulet-sl3A asked. Lard
unchanged. Bulk meats weak; shoulders s.; sI'e =
a. 6sac asked Bacon weak; shoulders &c; sides N "a
1tc, asked Live hogs higher, 81 so a 5l0-Tccelps
1000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

- FOR SALE-12 Acres of excellent
M;;; land. suitable fos buicing lots. close 10 R. r..
1iiL Where elght trains now pa daily. Grand chance
bought soon ABBOTT a. RIGT i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
FARM FOR SALEM HOT. Sp.,.

M;. DEN-AD excellent Farm of 1870 acres 7ssssfs
EaA miles from The city containing 100 acres DIX
-, pasture, Az acres woodland, part heavy and Old
grown pine ~ acres moving and Igp aud very easy
lhd TO cuitlVae; will keep " TO 10 head of cate
good two story house, Il rooms; good barn carriage
mouse plggery &e.; both wen and aqueduct water to
mouse and barn; IL miles to depot, near school
rnce SoVVVi terms easy. ABBOTT ~ RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

BY b. W ABBOTT Auctoneer
Office No. Central Exchange, Old p. o. building.
FURNITURE BY AUCTION.-Will be
= sold by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, Feb.
18Th at ~ O'Clock A. al House no. % Salem St. the
FURNITURE In said house, consisting in part follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23

a. FOR SALE-On Cambridge ST., a
E,;i SPLENDID Cottage Hou~eand Barn in good repair;
kslil rooms; barn stalls; $1,000 leel Of land
ABBOTT " RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-23
6 Stuffed Seat Chairs,

in Hair Cloth; Rockers, in Hair Cloth; Secretary
Sofisi Centre alb c, lot Cane Seat Chairs Tables Mir
rors Bureaus Bedsteads, Bedding Feath her Beds Mat
lresses, Clock. Carpets. 81 ting Room Stove Cook
stove. lot Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware Also at
same tune, one set Carpenters Tools and Chest one
Wheelblunw. '' ~
Terms Cash. GEO f. BARRETT ADMIT
f23 dts Is w ARKOTT Anc,innd,r'
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-03-13
Faith.

Holmes, in the Atlantic MONTHLY
The boy was trying to catch blue bottle
fly to add to his collection, and was indis-
posed to give up the chase; but he pres
emily saw that the master had taken out a
small coin and laid it on the table, and
felt himself down in that direction.
-"Read that, - said the master.
=" U-n-i-ni-United States of America )
cents.n
The master turned over the coin. "Now
read that"
Tin God is our t-r-u-s-t-trust. 1907
Is that the same piece of money as the
other one ?n ...---.-..
There amt any other one, said the
boy; there amt but one, but it's got two
sides to it with different reading
That's it, that's it," said the master,
two sides to everybody, as there are to
that piece of money. I've seen an old
woman that wouldn't fetch five cents if
you should put her up for sale at public
auction ; and yet, come to read the other
side Of her, she had trust in God that was
like the bow anchor of a three decker.
It's faith in something and enthusiRsn1
for something that makes a life worth
looking at don't think your ant-eating
specialist, with his sharp nose and pin-head
eyes, is the best everyday companion but
any man who knows one thing well is
worth listening to for once; and If you
are of the large Drained variety of the
race, and want to fill out your programme
ofsthe order of things in systematic and
exhaustive way, and get all the half-notes
and flats and sharps of humanity into your
scale, you'd great deal better shut your
front door and open your two side ones
when you come across a fellow that has
a real business of doing anything
That boy stood all this time looking
hard at the five cent piece.
Take ii, said the master with good
nafilred smile