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POVSTANi HFRCEGOVSKE tr

POVSTANI HFRCEGOVSkE trva
neen neoslabene dale, ale siti Sc sill po
slednimi bitkami, nichz vesmes Turci
porazeni byli. Turecka vlada yidensti
Gstavaci, ktefi ze taste k SlovanIm su-
danskeho nebo iineho stfodoatrickeho ma
celnika lidoiedh by co panovnika mad Ji-
hoslovanstem strpeh, rozhlasoyali nedav-
no do sveta, ze povstani jest vposlednim
tazeni ono zatim pray6 tou dobou mno-
hem lepe trvaeji g organizovalo a Sill
10. Ze Srbska Cerne Hory, Dalmacie
a Chorvatska pfeslo ma hercegoyskou pd-
du n6kolik tisic dobfe ozbroienych muzG,
povstani Bosne take ma rozlitnych mi
stech silneji propuka, Srbsko Jest vice nez
kdy indy nadseno pro valku, Cerna Ho-
ra zachoya Sc die Srbska, Mistokral egypt
sky neposle sultanu zadne pomocne VOL
sko = a tinancni ministr ma prazdnou
pokladnu. vojsku Jest vlada dluzna "a del
81 dobu zold, zahran6ni kapitaliste nemi-
nj vysypati Turku sve kapitaly, an JEST
blizck bankrotu: takova asi jest situace
na poloostrove balkanskem. Povstalci
potrebuii jen vytrvati, k cemuz jsou pry
odhodlani, sitezstvi !je minont nemdze
! De vytrvati chit, tom vfmluyne svtdci
= zamitnuti smiflivych navrhI cd "a
stupci cizych mocnosti nacelnikdm po-
vstani ucinenych. Diplomacie utrpela
Herzegovina velkou porazku, doufejme Il
vetsi jeste utrpi Turecko ma bcjsti.
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IIunpal
t. G. taiennlk

~ Nyborn6 ,,Osvety," listG pro
rozhled rm6ni, vede poitice, vysel re-
dakci Vacslava VlGka sesit zafiiovy tim
to obsahem: Jan Hybl, zpominka bio
grafcka, kterou podava Ant. Rybitka
Posledni zasedani stavovsk6ho snGmu ma
Morave. pise DIR, Antonin Meznik. Ma
rodoyci, roman Frantiska Zakrese Da
macie, Cd Jana Milice. Drobnohled a
ieho vynalezce, k 200lete slavnosti A:
Leeuwenhoecka podava Ant Stecker.
~ Zabavneho a poutneho tydenniku
,,Lulslir" vyslo cislo 81. 9 timto obsa
hem: Ondfei Cemysev, roman Cd j
Zeyera z basni Rudolfa Pokorneh. Ro
many stfeslovek em pisemnictvi ccsken
cd Ferd. Schulze. Maritin hrob. poyidki
re zivota Srba bosenskych cd j. j. Tou
zimskeho. Fenilleton.
! Odporueuieme oba casopisy co nejvfe
| leii milovnlk1m slovesnosti ceske.
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Anlerika.


Washington, IS. zaf. Dosava-
de SO ma urcito nevi kdo bude nastupcem
ministra Delana. Nejspise bude MIN
lmenovan p. Scott z Pennsylvania.
Povetrnost signalisujici ufad sdelule o
posledni zkazonosne vichfici lndianole,
Texase, ze tlakom6r dne Ii. zafi ma %
stupid ukazoval re vitr ton dobou nej-
yetsi rychlost, a sice So mil IA hodinu do.
sahl. Ma tisice utopeneho pobiteho dc
bytka lezi ma prerii jizns cd Indianoly sc
rozprostirajici. Vice parnikn, prostfed
kuiicich dopravu osob zbozi mezi India
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DOl,is.

Ct pane reaoktofe Z. Snejd,,
o Ueuelaad6 u.
Odpovidaje ma Vas ct, dopis, cd 1G. "a
Fl 1875, iimz iste Radu &. 5. V6rnost,
G. S. p. S. v Chicago srdeGnt pratt
raGil a Sc vysloyil, 10 mani duchu slav
most zalozen slaviti bndetc, oznamuiu
VAN, ze dopis ten cd Radh naseho yfele
pfiiat ze easopisu Na5emu IL Yam tfi-
krate slaya ma zdar proyolano bylo. Po
pfe6teni dopisi Radu Svornost {. LII. Y
Cleyelandt, O. R$du IlavliGek Detroit,
Mich, a Radn Cecniec Y. Allegheny
City, Pa provolana ysem uvedenyln zbra
tfenym Radim tiikrate slava 4 Ia zdar.
Piiim6te, bratfi cd mas srdeGny pozlrav
a prcvolavame rozmahani Sc Il ut6senemu
rozkvttu bratrstva nasehO hfimavG ma
zdar, tez easopisu Pokroku redaktoru
ieho
Jmeaoyitt poitkoyati slusi nasleduji-
elm bratfim H. Rothoyi re ST. Louis.
No. veIkotaicmniku narodniho Ridu 4
pri nasi instalaani slaynosti pfedsedovi:
Antoninu Nobasoyi CO 6vodGlmu pfedse
dovi re St. Louis, No; Frantoyi kolafoyj
co 0vodtimu dozorci Clevelandn; p
Maskovi co Gyodtimu tajemniku Collin
syillu; Antoninu Razoyi co 4vodtimu pr1
yodcimu Clevelandu: Fri5ovi, co ven
kovsk6 strait ze St. Louisu; Jos. Chu
chyalci co 6yolti vnitfni strait, toho Gasu
Chicago. Tedy vsem t6mto Gfadnikdm
a spolubratrdm ,zdayaji Glenoy6 nlad6
no Rddu V3rnost, & :. vfel6 dillv IN obt-
toyne naSi instalaCni slavnosti sc 1Gastn6-
nj. Dout;une bralfi, ze lasce a svorno-
sti ma drlz. nam vytknut6 stateGn6 kn
pfedu lraGeti budeme.
O slaYnosti same sdGluii Yam p. reda-
ktore nasleduiici podrobnosti.
IIoste hvli cd uvitaciho vyboru ma ma
drazich uyitani nbytovani Odpoledne
2. hod. vytahl Rad Nernost c. S, host
mi re sine TGlocvitn6 Jednoty Sokol a
bral sc do skvostn6 uprayene spolkove
mistnosti pana Kalandy nliei Canal, {.
4. blize 16t6 ulice, kde instalatni obrad
proveden byl, coz do pal sest6 2 yetera
tryalo. Odtud vratili jsme Sc do sine t.
locvitne Jednoty, kde isme Sc az do 5.
h)d. spoletnt radovali. Udefeniln 5. ho
diny zaGal pies Nebyl sice yaln6 nayst
ven, nebof tehoz dne veter m6ly piles da :
my Americk6ho Sokola take bal, pr
n6mz 81 samy tanecniky volily, cimz my
ujmu trptli, ale "a to bavili isme Sc srde'
ne a bratrsky az do svitani. Nclike mad
Semi vsbudily telegramy doSle k plesu ma
semu od Radu Havlicek Detroit zntii
ci: ,Vemost laska budiz nami', oC
Radu Sovan {. |. re St. Louis, mem.
nam na zdar provolano. Ma zdar Van
bratfi
jos Humpal
l. tntap,p1l l
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nolou a pobfezim, bylo ohromnym a
prudkym navalem vim 6 - 10 mil dale
ko ma bfeh vyvrzeno.
Zpravy prabehu porady ma jednatel =
ne Red Cloud, iiz zvl6stni komise Spoi
statd S nacelniky midland, lzcmi Ger.
nych Vrchd drzicich, ma ednatelne Red
Cloud odbyva, son nepiznive. Divoci
lndiane, zvlast6 mladsi boiovnici, isou
TAX rozhoreeni, ze by Sc byli odvazili d
toku ma komisafe, kdyby duchapfitomni
nacelnici Young man afraid of his hor-
ses (mlady muz lekaiici sc svych koni) a
Sitting bull (sedici bJk) Sc do toho neby-
Ii vlozili, rozkazayse boiovnik6m svym,
ably komisafe zastitili.
Straik We Fall River.
Fall River, Mass. 81. zafi. Dnes
rano zahucely poneipry po dlouhG pfestav
ce pisfaly p1rni ma znaneni, ze Sc zacne
pracovati Oni dclnici, kteti podminky
cd zamestndvatali Jim uozen6 podepsali,
byli do prace pfiiati, ii ale, kteh lie nepo--
depsal, byli domh poslani. Ntkolik IA
brik nemohIo nedostatku delnikti praci
zatiti. X osme iodine pfitahlo asi 1000
delniki k tabrice Bondedovy. do niz Sc
nasilnt dostati chtel, Gemz Jim fiditel
tovarny dozorcov6 branili. Pri tom by
Ii cd rozicenJch yytrznikG kanenoyani.
V nekterych jinych tabrikach vytloukl
vytrznici okna- o II. hodin6 srotiIo Sc
ma naIn6sti asi 1000 lidi pied radnici, Ia
daiic mayora tourliyG "a podporu, Ma
yor marne Sc pokousel zjed natl pokoi,
tax ze policaiti nnceni byli 5 reyolvery
svylni Sc vytssiti Kdyz n6kteri kane
MIN hazeti zacai, povolano n1Aolik miliG
nich kompanii do zbrane. TakoyJm cho
vanim pfipravli Sc d6lnici piizeh sou
strasf toho obtan.tva, iez Jim dosui na
klonSno bvlo.
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HLAvNf OTAZKOU volebniho "a

pasu Ohio neni zdaz republikanska
strana moe podrzeti aneb demokratickou
vytisknuta byti ma; kazdy republican
demokrat Ohio vi Dynf, to SO nevede
boi mezi republikanskou demokratic-
ken stranou, ale proste mezi papiromenci
a+koyolnenci. Pfi tom rozhoduje, ze de-
,nokracie stoii na plaiforln6 ciste papiro
m9necke, kdezto strana repnblikanska
dosti zfetelnS plattorme sye pro svraceni
80 ku kovove meme vysloyia sc. Ze tomu
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M0n treaI, kanada, 2S. zafi. kato
lici montrealst nalezi k nejtanatiGt4isim
ma svete Dalo by Sc toho soudit, ze
kn6zstvo tam6isi jest aspon mravn6 bezG
homie. Ida Sc vsak, re tomu tax neni
Mezitim, co nechce pfiimouti ma katolic-
ky hrbitov svobodomyslnebo katolika j
kralovskym dfadGm vzdorlliic, zy6stqie
Sc jednom zneivice vynikajicich veleb-
niGku, Josetu Chabarto9i, fediteli yladni
umelecke sksly, ze K sob@ vakal patnact
letou divku il nasilne sesmilnil. Chip
mix ten byl brzo po sp&chan6m zviiectvi
zatcen.
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SPASITELOVE. Kfestanstvi osobi

SPASITELOVE. Kfestanstvi osobi
ien sobc spasitele, atkoliv dtiiny
skoro vsech starodavnych nabozenstyi
svedti, ze pred kfestanskym spasitelen
existova'a II jednotlivych naroda vira
jste spasitely ti mesiase, podobna az pfi
lis napadn9 kfestanske. Il toho sm6le Us
zayirati muzeme, ze kfestanska vira
spasitele neni pdyodni ale ponhou napo
dobeninou pohanstvi. Chceme tuto ne.
kolik spasiteld pohanskych, kter6 vesmee
pred narozenim krista existovali, WINE
novati.
/. Chrisna Hindostan9;
2. Buddha Sakia tamt6z;
g.. Zoroaster Persii;
Baal We Fenecii
5. Thnls v Egyptt;
6. Indra T'betu a Gast Indie;
{. Devatat Siamu.
s. Prometheus Reckn kankazsku; !;
8. Eskulap V Egypte Recku.
10. Kadmus Recku
II. Thor, syn OdinGy Skandinay-
sku;
II jason V bajeslovi starosovanskem
13. Apollo, syn lsidy;
IA Alcides vsThebach;
Is. Quexalcota V Mexiku i.v.
Vsichni tito spasiteloye byli bud boz
skeho pdvodu, tedy bohoye anebo velc'
milaekove bohi, vsichni NELL poslani o
cistiti sv5t cd hfichu nepravosti, vsichn
vedli zivot svaty delali zazraky. Ne
ktefi Mich byli zrozeni eiste panny, pr
dotne Jezisi, a JIM byli pa kfiz ptibyti
kde v hroznych bolestech skonali. q A.
vsak pres to pfese vsechno nespasili svet
ami Jeaisi, tomu pravemu mesiasi a vyk'
piteli Sc to nepodafilo, vzdor tomu 10 ii
osmnacte set let Cd spasitelskeho ieho pc
slani uplynulo. Lasky jest ma sv6te mn
hem meme nez sobectvi, nenavisti zas
ta; desatero ,,bozich' pfikazani Sc porusl
ie tax Caste a v takove mife, ze nesta'
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| No one had seen her leave her stater
room and cross the cabin. No one knew
that her husband had tile revolver in hi
hand as she softly came upon him. "Ge
back. he whispered, a coming in
momentl
With swiftmotlon she seized the weapon
wrenchtd Il from his grasp, and as she
came down the cabin 10 the thble at whicl
| the gambler sal, and around which balf,
dozen men yet fingered, her blue eyeswer'
full of fire.
The gambler looked up. The hammer
OF ilae revolver CAME W, with adouble
click. A white arm stretched out, and TIN
muzzle of the revolver looked straight IN
to the gamblers face. He turned pale
the men fell back. For halfa minute the
deep silence was broken only by the fain
splash Of the paddle wheels.
"Gor' she said
He looked into lier flaming eyes as fhe
could bluff her.
.Go!n
lie rose up and reached for the money
Leave IT, she whispered, making a
threatening motion with the revolver. He
reireaIed back. She followed. Foot By
foot he backed across The cabine, the
mnzzIc % the revolver always onaline
with his face. lie backed through the
door on the promenade deck, and the
railing WAS there
Jump, she whispered.
Tie boat was running along within
three hundred feet of the shore. Overthe
rail 10 The wafer was terrible leap.
"You eau have the money, he said.
Jump, she repeated.
'I will not
Thearm came up a little, aud the light
from the cabin showed him a cold, strange,
determined look on ller face. He turned
about, shivered, aud was over The rail,
lealiing for out and unable 10 suppress a
cry OF alarm rs lie felt himself going down.
The boat swept alvng, her arm fell, and
re-enlering the cabin she sat lown, leaned
her head ON the table and wept bitterely.
The passengers said she was "brick."
Was she
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THE LOVES CHOICE.

Some love face Of charming grace,
A fairy form of Angel-beauty;
But for my part give Inc the heart
Inspired by candor, love, and duty,
A lomeiy look Is like book,
Plain outside, but within II
Ares gems ofthoughtby wisdom wrought,
A higher worth TO win 1t
Some love face Of marble grace,
No inner fount revealing;
Nojoy or grief, however brief,
Nor gush ofwarmer feeliips,
The moon'ighi's glow DER fields Of snow
TO some minds may be tender;
But give to me the sunlight free
That gilds the flowers with splendor.
Some love a face OF smiling grace,
Bestowed on all at pleasure;
But love lies deep. and of must weep.
Oh, win that sacred treasure.
While killing time, ti,nes.ealsour prime,
Aud strength, We heed in sorn'w;
The darkest night Il turned 10 light
Whui, love shines on the liurrow.
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THE "Losr CAUSE. !

There have been muuntainsOfnonscnse,
written aud spoken, on the subject q "the
lost cause, ), ~ The failure toicfcnd South-
ern civilization IL called Tie simple
truth Il, Tile south male two fatal mis-
takes In the matter in issue-tirst, ~ the
mode selected, the separation ofSiaies, aud
second. In tile surrender of the Southern
armies. They could not submit 20 Linroln's
election, Of course, but they should have
left bridge between themselves anu the
sane men uf the North, and more vital
stlll. they never should have disarmed
with such Zoe III their font. What we're
the total annihilation uf Lees aud john.
slon,s armies. III view ofllle siupendous
nartyrtlom of six millions ofIroplesincr?
indeed, the immediate niartryfdom o.
Lees eighteen Thousand half starved aud
worn out victims would have saved the
land not only from the awful ruin brought
on tile smiti, lmt the impending hofrors
yet TO lie brought upon the North. These
are the mistakes. The sold mistakes, which.
Ii AIr. Davis had reached the trahs-Missis.
slppl armies might, ut least this laitefone.
have been avoided, for unlike General
lee, who never cally tindersinpd the
Abolition power. Mr.. Davis did 80. mud
would have secured guarantees 6efne dls.
armlng Day DoOk.
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A LIVELY OLD BOY.
lie ,catted % see things WLizz. Ud he
tiaoiiy had his ,cty.

The Virginia New. Enterprise says: A
queer looking, wiry little old chap array.'j
chiefly IL hunting SHIFT aud minkskin
cap. the other day made his way 10 the bar
Of one vf our FIRST class saloons. Ills .kcg'
was evidently full 10 oyerfowing, yet he
was alhirst. locking one eye upon the har
/ keeper aud another on the array Of bottles
before him, be thrust bis right hand deep
into his breechos pocket ard stirred up !
stunning gingle of coin. Turning then tu
gentleman standing near, the liRle old
man said:
Stranger. excuse me, but will yer jine
me in drink
The stranger declined. upon the plea that
be bad just lad one. Tie little old man
then askcd another and another. all around
until each man III tie room had been inyit-
ed but all dscliLed. some from one cause
aud soIne from snUihcr. Finally, after the
Whole crowd lad refused to join bin. the
I'D man broke out with:
Well, Tor nv I.srt am like that old
patriarch that the Bible tells of. lie was
one Of MY kind. When he bad frolic he
wanted 10 see things Mhiz
What one of the old palriarclls wasthat Y
asked gentleman present, who thought II
might be worth while 10 call the old gen.
tlcman out.
.l;m not much q . biblcst, said the old
nau but mean the old cock that lived
somewhere down IN Gslilee or Nazareth.
The old fellow, you. know. that give the
biz blow out when bis oldest gal got mar
ried lie killed lot oxen aud sheep and
calves aud goats aud bad tearing barbecue.
inviting al the neighbars for miles around.
hut devil one come near the house. All
too burned high toned. Then what does
the old clap DO but git up 90 bis ear ard
swear that the thing shall be success. 50
be sends bis hired man out TO gather up oil
the old buns aud stills, the dead beats, the
lame. halt aud blind, sayings
bring EN- all 10 aud we'll have h-ll
Of tear
Then the hungry and thirsty old buns
and gutter sDipes al come chargin' 10 from
the back alleys aud tumblin' up from the
lumber yards, and they piled in and made
il bot for that lunch aud whiskey and lager
beer. and they fddlcd aud danced till they
MI got blind drunk aud broke up IL row.
But the gal bad stavin' lively wedding
after all. Now that's the Kind Of man !
am. HI you gentlemen won't drink with
me, damme, I'll 10 out aud bring 10 the
buns aud old stills. and wv'il deyour the
free lunch. drink ourselves disorderly and
have regular weddin' FEAST right byar.
This little Grafton had the desired elect,
and all in the room took drink with tho
old chap. when he exultantly cried. bring.
ing bis dst down on the counter, as he emp
tied his glass;
.1ammc, you don't know old Sol Win
iers down hJnr, but he's purty big lnjun
w:lcu he's not home. up il UniUu Valley.
s.s-a--ss..-a.s-.s-.
.'fIp sweet a. wait, but oh how hitter.
Z H. "a q ttksl aWtN t.4Ff
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a bas!,fuI and not over-educated Fellow
went to see his girl Tie other night. and
as he started away he put his arms around
her and whispered 10 her ear +" dearest, /
love-" aud she responded sweetly, ditto, /,
meaning, Of course, 4 reciprocatlon fhis
tender passion. The young man could not
find ",littDn In his vocabulary, and asked
his father the next day as they were hoe
ing cabbage, what II meant. The old gent
rested nlomenton his hoe. aud pointed
70 the cabbage III front uf him with tl,s
remarki : You see that cabbage ?, ''Yes;',
responded the youth. "And you see the
neStune there?' "Ycs. i"NeIl that iscalled
ditto, " Damn her!' exclaimed the inns
pctnous youth. she called me cabbage
bend.i
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a farnier oli the road between Charlton
aud Warcestrr. Mas; having been terribly
aniioyed by ,lrummrrs. put upa sign: No
sewing machines wanted here. uot one.
Itwas llo Use; The ncxt drummer wanted
tosre the machine, aud perhaps he'd
Iiiel, upn trade 20 the farmer put o.
"Uut the SMALLPOX here That worked
well fUr n little while. hui then came along
drummer frighifully pitied with the
small-poz, who siniIlinxly said: ..SeeIr'
ysm'vegui Il bad here they've put me vn
this rUuled
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Nothing is % great 40 Instantc. 4! i'll.
manners as a,tiery ffyou aatlcr al the
company. sou please tionci IL YOU latter
only one Or two. you uIIront The rest.
Most people would saccced 10 small
things. II they were not troubled With g,cat
ambitions.
whure tfne srliluie dwclls. leyaliy.
bounty, Friendship and fidelity ui'y be
Uuiid
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GOING W EST.

They entered Vicksburg just at dark.
The two mules before the covered wagon
LEANED against each other for support, and
a man having any knowledge OF mules,
would have said that lunch Of scrap iron
would have been God send to them.
There was big dog under the wagon. and
be looked around III suspicious. frighten-
ed way, as if expecting an uttack from some
quarter.
Peeping out from the wagon was a wo-
man and three children Her face was as
yellow as ociiru aud as sharp as a plantation
hoe, and if the children hnd had Bit Of
bacon for months past, their looks didn't
show it.
We're sad family replied the man as
he returned from the grocery with pound
ofcrackers and bit of cheese.
Anything bad happened asked the re.
porter.
You see that woman in the wagon thar.
Well, she weighed hundred and sixty
pounds when we left North Carolina d year
ago. Thar she is now, gone down 10 u
sbadder. and you couldn't hear her hUller
across the road
Yes. she does look bad.
And thar's the three childrrh-fellaway
to bones and hide and hu'r. Thar used to
be seven. The rest ar planted over thar
across the riyerl
Well that is bad.
Aud thar's them mules, = continued
the stranger, bis voice growing husky.
Thar was . time when they was list ulo
lightning; had to tie'em up out door for
fear they'd kick the stable down in North
Carolina. They don't look like II how
but they was once able to run pillow into
the side 80 deep that it took niger day
to dig down to the handlesr
They seem worn out now
Aud gaze on that dog>-on poor Timothy. |.
continued the man, brushing a tear from
his left eye that's what takes the pluck'o
mel When ! brought that dog from, old
Norf Caroliny tue taller fried out of him as
be walked. and when he sut his teeth on 10
anything. il had to come or die. And
whut is he nuws Whal's his boun den,
step. his fat, his gracef'
You liaG bad luck then!'
Yes things s0t again US from the start.
The rain drowned the crops out in Texas
the ager shook US up stairs and down,
fever took the children away, aud the old
woman aud the mules aud Timothy sot
right down and pined away to shaddersi'
And yUu are moying.'
We're joggiu. stranger, kinder jog
gin along and around. luokim' for place
10 squat. The old woman sights for North
Carolina. aud Timothy he'd git up on his
hind legs and howl il we we're pinte,l that
way. but thought we'd jog little fur.
Tier
We'll I'm sorry for you said the repor-
ter.
Dleeged to you, stranger. I've tried 10
keep stiff backbone. and [ guess | kin sea
tins thing through. but when q fellow re-
members what those mules was. and see,ena
nov, its nuf 70 break bis heart. 10 say
nutlIih' about Timothy under the wagon,
dog who was brung up uu the fat . tho
land 10 North tarvliha. and Who haint
used to sorrow and griefr And lie climbed
into the wagon pushed on the lines. and
the mules moved slowly On their way.
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There Is al editor over IL East Florida
Who calls cuiinfi ''the hrrcy staple.u The
next thing lie win prilabiy io viii he 10
ternla locomotive .tllt irun horse . and
ilieii soIue ship VIII i,c wrecked aid he'lI
mention tliu "ili fsled ves-.I', aud lhen
we'll tliinh n him with disfrspea anil
Son't 20 on an editorial cxeulsion with
him. Pensacola Gazette.
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buy not. scll not. where self respect II
h'rtcre,l. ldt lliat uuce lsrs. ths ,sa.n spring
q honor is fustsd aud dscayed.