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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
A CRY FROM THE SHORE.

Come down ye graybeard mariners,
Unto the wasting shore
The morning winds are up-the gods
Bid me to dream no more.
Come tell me whittier must sail.
What peril there may be,
Before take my life in hand
And venture ont TO sea,
We may not tell thee where TO sail.
Nor what the dangers are,
Zach sailor soundeth for himself
Each hath a separate starr
Each sailor soundeth for himself
And GA the awful sea
What we have learned is ours alone,
We may not tell it thee.
Come back, 0, ghostlv mariners,
We who have gone before
dread the dark, impetuous tides;
dread the farther shore
Tell me the secret Of the waves;
say what my fate shall be-
Quiel; for the mighty winds are up,
And win not wait for me.
Hail and farewell, o voyagerl
Thyself must read the wa.es!
What We have learned OF sun and storm
Lies with Us in our graves;
What we have learned Of sun and storm
j. ours alone to know;
The winds are blowing ont to sea.
Take mp thy life aud 60
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

A polite hint was given to waiter of
the weakness of chicken soup by this
query---Can't you coax the chicken to
wade through the soup once more 2"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

The best engineering .
bridge Ot faith over the river II death.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
T. BALDWIN.


.,UCCEsSOR TO wM. JOSLYN & SONS DEALER
y m drugs Medicines, Dye stuhs. Paints. Oils. JAZZ
n Turpeutine Narnishes, Brushes, Window Glass.
gaty BOOKS stationery and Fancy Goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

When man is hanged for murder,
the belief of some is that if he processes
religion be win 90 straight to heaven.
but at the recent execution Of Billy
White in Texas no such pleasing conf
dence was manifested The doomed man
was obdurate, aud the Rev. Glen. Jones,
a colored preacher who oficiated. told
him that ne would soon be IN hell among
the angels Of Satan and all those who
forget God. Then Mr. Jones offered a
prayer and the poor criminal was hung
The young ladies Of Tifhn, Ohio. while
away the time during church service by
occasionally touching their tongues to
hnnks Of alum.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

Al. CUTLER.
,TlLLNEBY DREssMAHING AND PATTERN
vi Rooms.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

"A. ROBINSON & CO..
vfglLEEs rs CHOICE BRANDS or FLOUR.
Depot store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
MADISON CaYLEs,

T.. r. KENDALL
A rroENET BARTON LANDING, VERMONT.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

W. ". MILES.
4 TOBNEY AT LAW.
"A go North Cuftsbury, VI.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

A. y. BLAKE,
u rtNURACTUBER OF FLOUR, MEAL. q FEED.
VA DEALER 10 an kinds OF Grain.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
J.. r. WOOD. JR.
MRS IN SMITH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EM- D. UODGF.
!. Il 1HONIPsON


NEpoT STOKE SUCCESSORS TO GRANDY,
- skinner d Puker) Dealers in Flour Corn. Gro
.fss Hardware. Paints aud Oils Barton Landing VI
uAyfg. SKINNER 4-ll s. SKINNER.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22

ROBERT GILLIS,
hEALEE IS HARNESSES. blankets, whips. curry
- combs, &C.. Barton Landing W.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-02-22
BUSINESS. DIRECTORY.

WI ROBINSON.
TTOENrY AT LAW.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

No. o9.-+u acres 0, i,.dr'iu syrucH
county: 10 acres c,f.gs', IN. ouux
Orchard, ssc., all unaorla'c wi;. ) Enc
vein Of block coal. P-i :, $3.50
No. 10. = 10 acres Of aae .ru,.n. j:
80 acres under u high s,s'g IL cal,i-a-
ton, 10 acres Of meadow which proiu-
lces over two tone of hay per acre. COM
Portable dwelling, good barn <$x$e feet,
some 300 fine bodied fruit trees OF dir.
ferent varieties, an abundance OF hus
water, all undertake With aspfendid vein
Of coal, within "a miles Of me Air Line
Railway. Price $4,000. Terms oae-
half cash, balance In ] and 2 years.
No. 7l.--N5 acres of finely improved
land within OF a mile of the town Of
ireland 50 acres under n high state Of
cultivation, IL acres OF 6ne meadow, IL
acres OF good clover, orchard of some
o5 or 40 select fruit trees, comiorta. lie
frame house OF s rooms, good barn, 2
good wells Of water, one at the dwelling
and one In tho harnyard, an abundance
Of fine oak timber, &c. Price, SGdoliars
per acre. Terms $4,000 cash, balance ia
one and two years.
No. 72.--l82 acres Of fine vAnd near
hnoxvhle. DUBOIS county, INDIANA. Tor
sale very cheap and on very easy terms
This Is a rare chance for you to quit
ron ting and procurs a farm for your
self.
No. 1870 acres Of tip.top farming
land in Boone township. ~ acres- ia
cultivation and in tolersblc good repair,
Ordinary house aud orchard. plenty Of
good water, and good rail tim Der; con.
vcuielt to church and school house AMI
in a good neighborhood. Price aud
terms very reasonable.
No. II. 4SO acres Of good land in
Columbia township, on the liue Of ttss
&C., II. 4 8. w. II. r., heavily tfmtcrvd
with fine walnut, poplar, and oak, all
underla:d with a splendid vein-of stoss
coal. The timber alone il well worth
double the price asked for this, land.
Will exchange for good faruA er city
property. A rare chance for = targain-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

LANDS In PIKE COUNTY

No. o. 30 acres In Pike county, Iud..
at $40 per acre, one-half cash (; balance
In 10 mouths a good coal tract
No. $500 acres near Winslow, Pike
county. on Peters burgh and BoonvilIs
troad 100 acres in cultivation, fine two
STORY frame house, good orchard. This
land 10 all undertake with an eight foot
vein OF coal also has n quarry Of splen-
half cash, balance in ! and 2 years.
No. $40 acres OF splendid coal
lands, In Pike county; very cheap.
No. $50 acres Of good fssning
land Is acres in cultivation, and oil pi,-
derlaid with a splendid vein Of coal.
No. 66.--l4s acres Of good farming
Hand 10 acres in cultivation, all fresh
Hand. an abundance OF coal, comfortable
dwelling and necessary out buildingA
very cheap.
No. STA fine little farm OF 80 acres,
in Pike county 60 acres under a high
state of cultivation, comfortable houscl
good barn, nice orchard, plenty of Wa
ter, an abundance Of splendid timber,
aud everything necessary 10 a coin.,-t-
able country home.
No. 5S.- los acres; 4S acres under .
high state Of cultivation, fine orchard Of
500 select fruit trees, an endless supply
OF stock water, centrally located, fine
fish pool. splendid timber, nice and
comfortable buildings. This beautiful
little farm is situated in one Of the best
lneighborhoods in Pike county. in close
pro ximity 10 church and school house.
Price only &2.500; half cash balance In
l.,. o.. &c.. Tl.~. = e
bargain il this farm.
No. 59.-A farm of 1870 acres, in Pike
county; conveniently situated, i20acres
in cultivation, good frame house, fne
orchard, &c. Price $4,000; half cash,
balance in one and two wears.
No. "a so acres of fac land on line
dividing Jefferson and Marion town
ships, in Pike county 80 acres in q high
state OF cultivation, fine orchard, good
we'll Of water. several fine springs. good
comfortable dwelling Of four rooms,
lgood stable and large tobacco ba rn. fine
white oak timber all underhid with n
fine vein Of stone coal. Very cheap at
g. LOO.
No. 74.--This farm contains so scres,
and Is situated near the line of the G.. r.
Is S. w. Ry, aud Is undertake with .
superior quality Of block coal. has IS
acres ia cultivation. good frame house,
I80 select fruit trees, plenty Of tine stock
water, and ali abundance OF splendid
timber. Price only Si,6OO; half cash,
balance In one and two years.
No. 75--4O acres OF laud near line OF
the C., II. & s. w. RI, and Is - solid
bed Of stone coal. Price $3.50: half
cash. balance In one and two years.
DoANE & CArEHARr o6ef their scr
vices TO the public for the sale or trade
lof real estate. without making any
charge to parties employing them. UNI
less sales are effected, and then . reason
able commits is expected. rersvns
having real estate to cell will find thiss
dcsira BILE means Of reaching the purchAs-
linz public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

~ The new liquor. license law 10 IN
cree now.
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: We are informed that II

CONCERT We are informed That II ID
the intention of Prof. Kellar, and II few
of our other prominent musicians, to
give a concert when Lent j. over, foi
the benefit OF the poor in Jasper. Sue
cess TO L..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

FINE STocK.-Mr. q. +. Hobbs sold
last week a bull calf, two months old
the Cd day of March. to Mr.. Ed. Dillen,
for e75 90. II is a thoroughbred, from
the famous Alexander herd, OF Ken
lucky, and is to be taken TO Dacotah
Territory, where Mr.. Dillen owns o
farm. He was offered the same price
for a heifer calf Ave months old, and
refused il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

Cv The Legislature adjourned Mon.
Day lsH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19
XAMINATION

THERE will be an examinations q,
applicants for teachers licenses held
at the public school building, IN Jasper
on Saturday, March eth, 1875. Exam,
ination to begin at 8 o'clock. A. ".
I. II. BRUNpIcx, Co. Supt.
Jasper, March 10th, le7s.-at
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sented by Mr.. l.. L. Ke.so with a bunch
u wool cut from a yesrling ram Of the
Lincolnshire breed, Of his raising, which
measures ten inches in length full, aud
he says il is only All average specimen
DIR. Welman has given us a clip from
his Cashmere goat, which is eight inches
long, aud extremely fine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

~ Croquct is the rage in the Court
House yard now among q few Of the
young men. They begin early In the
reason.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

NEW BUsINEss.-Mr. Jos. Egg has
brought on a stock Of leather, OF various
inds, aud designs paying his attention
To this business exclusively in a short
time. This will be n great convenience
TO many shocmakers aud saddlers in oui
county, and will likely be a thriving
business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

evThe County Commissioners met
in Special session last Monday to APP
prove the bonds Of Assessors recently
appointed. IL was thought the rcduc-
ton in the wages of the Assessors would
have a tendency to lessen tho number o.
applicants for the position, but ii was
found there were plenty of good men
ready to serve the dear people in this
capacity Tor the wages, 81 per day, N
the following list will show. The fol-
owing are the namess0f the Assessors
for each township, aud their s~ureties in
$4,000 bonds:
Columbia John H. Winingcr, with
Jos. ii. Nicholson aud j. NJ. Landrcth
as his sureties.
HARRISON B. II. l.. Edmonston, with
Fred. Mann and J. l.. Hoffman sureties.
Boone-John Abel, with John Mehnc
and +. A. H~ochgesang as sureties.
Madison--N. &. Kclso, with r. &.
Small, A. Utz. u. I. Chapman, w. NJ.
Chapman and A. Alexander AS sureties.
Bainbridge--J. d. Melchoir, with 4.
"A. Hochgesang, W. Erny aud NJ. Fried
man as sureties.
Marion Jos. Blunc. with II. Schnci-
der, j. Brang, j. Fillinger and George
%1lasenour as surcties.
IIall--J. Gosman, with ii. Negele, j.
Striglc and Il. j. Gosman AS surcties.
Jefrerson-Martin Eckert, with s. G.
Taylor, ID. Taylor aud James Cox as
sureties.
Jackson--Camdcn Cox, with Adam
Bonifee, George Cox and Andrew Fish
er NJ sureties.
Pstoka- VIM. II. Brett, with Leonard
Bretz, J. l. Bretz, M. Fisher and w. r.
McMahin ms sureties.
Ferdinand-F. Quante, with Peter
Miller, Jr-, as surety.
Cass-Heuiy w. Breuniny. with +. f.
Wellman, j. G. Wanhofr aud II. Rebbe,
as sureties.
MI. Breuniag. assessor If Cass town
ship, failed TO come up until sent for
occasioning $5a extra expense to IN,
county by the carelessress Of some BODY
An opportunity TO explain is in order.
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X

At the residence OF the brides father,
by the Rev. }. w. Condiff, on Sunday,
l4th day of March, Mr.. ALBERT TRAYLoH
TO Miss FRANCIS A. CHATTEN, all OF this
county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

arMr. j. &. Schafer. Esq, N In town
o atteRd Court next week. We are in
:ebted Ia him for . daily paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

or Mr. O. +. Hobbs started down the
raging Patoka with his two flat boats
last Friday.
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.0>i.4I Aoisce.
BEwAhf Ov cOUNrERrEITM

sm,sh's fsais syrut has been ssanssrfslssd. ant
the ceanssrfsstss brought 70 grief.
SMITHS TONG SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bull prfvsi'
Stamp on each bottle. DIR. John hall on'y ma. the riah
to manufacture Ane sell the sriS nal John smitA's Tomb
syrup. sfLouisvliis. Kentucky. Examine -si the ,sbs
on sfes bottle. II my private stamp 10 not on escl
bottle 10 not purchase. or Jos will he tseetved.-
see my column advestisrUsst, ase my show card.
viii prosecute any ons Infringing On my right. The gssu
the Smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared By ny
ssN
rm PusLtc's SEsvASy.
DIR. JouN Bull.
Louisville. Nentuchy. August =. 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-19

-BoS very little maple molasscs bal
ussn made in this county this season.
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s,ssrt ! Southwestern BY

Persons eau 70 70 Rockport and remain four hours
and return the sane day.
There Ia no charge for Wharf Boat or transfer Of
freight at Rock port, either for receiving or shipping.
v. II. sABIN, Gsnl Super intendent-
Septsmber 9TH. 1874.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the nm
~ dcrsigned has been appointed A.
minis,la tor of the Estate OF John Adam
iseuss. late Of Dubois county, Indiana,
deceased.
Said estate Is supposed to be solvent.
john DuDrSE, Adm'r.
March sth, le7k.-W
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New SaddIer Shop:
TROXLERS
SourH EAST CoRxER OF PukLic SouARs,
JA-rER, ISDiASA-

vv@ux r,ssr.lrrse ~esid respectfully snnessee % ins
public thai he D. nov prepared 70 manufacture '
kinds OF
"A nDIR
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No. 20. lulb Ocoutitul INItu Vi ASl
acres, Is located ON the line between
Spencer and Dubois counties, within
one mile o. Coal Hill depot, In one OF
the best farming regions TO be found In
the State. In close proximity TO church
and school-house.-hss $50 acres in q
high state Of cultivation, 20 acres OF
good meadow, Is acres OF fine pasture
the whole farm excepting - acres en-
closed BY Q good substantial fence fine
2 story frame house, . rooms and porch,
large and commodious barn, fine orchard
of select fruit, good we'll Of water, fine
pool Of pure water. several good springs.
4i::acrcs Of magnificent timber - " be sold
very cheap.
No. 66.-l00 acres within II miles OF
Coal Hill depot; 80 acres in cultivation,
good orchard, plenty Of good water,
good brick house of4 rooms and cellar.
good barn, plenty Of fine oak timber, all
laying we'll. Priceses,o0o.
No. $500 ncres Of fine farming
land within IA miles Of Coal Hill (; 40
acres in cultivation, good house, %cistcrn,
&C., between 800 and 400 fruit trees.
This farm IL for sale at very low rates II
called for soon.
No. GA beautiful farm Of goo acres
in Warrick county. only II miles from
the town OF Dale; l40 acres under .
high state OF cultivation, 30 acres In
meadow, some 400 fruit trees, 2 good
wells. 2 cisterns and fine pool, 2 COM
Ifortabls dwellings, 2 good bsrns, splen-
did soil, lays we'll, and in . Hns seigh-
borhOoA.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15

"Poor little Baby Belief" That was
what everybody said when they looked
into her great brown eyes of suffering
patience, and the slender misshapen fig
ure that sat so still in the tiny wheel
chair. Poor little Baby Belle She had
lived through five summers of roses, and
though the Lilliputian feet had never
learned to walk, and the fragile hands
were translucent like Sevres china, she
sang as the sunshine played over her on
the latticed porch, or in the bay window,
and was happy all the day long. No
cloud seemed ever to darken the bright
light Of her lustrous eyes, and the notes
of her bird-like voice were as sweet as
those of the meadow lark.
One day tall, sad lady, clad in gar
ments of deepest mourning, visited Baby
Bellies mamma, and as she looked at the
cheerful little soul so happy with the
toys on the miniatr~e table before her,
-o% ,oI~ o--> IL IL ,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15
Now You Begin to Talk.

On certain occasion the counsel took
some exception to the rulliug of the
court on some point and dispute arose.
eff the court please, said the counsel
and at the same time picking up vol
ume.
There is no referring to any book, %
exclaimed the court, angrily, 81 have
decided the pint"
"But your honor" persisted the at
torney.
CHOW, I don't want to hear anything
on the subject, yelled the court. 81
tell you again [ have decided the pint -
81 know that" was the rejoinder. 81
am satisfied of that but this is volume
of Blackstone. I am certain he differs
with your honor, and I only want to
show you what fool Blackstone was. :"
"Ah, indeed" exclaimed the court,
snow you begin to talk"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15
I'm Male Attire.

The usual monotonOus routine OF bust
ness at the North Side Police Station was
somewhat relieved this morning by the
appearance in the prisoners box of a
young female of 10 years, dressed in
male attire. This young woman, whose
name is Annie Miller, was arrested last
evening, away up in Milwaukee avenue,
while looking for lodgings. She was
taken in for stealing the clothes she had
on from person named Levi, living at
III West Randolph street, where she has
been employed as servant. On Sunday
last, when Mr.. Levi went to put on his
new clothes to attend q wedding, he
found them missing, and the girls
clothes were instead, and the girl was
missing. Mr.. Levi reported the case to
the police, and last night he heard she
was in Milwaukee avenue, and procuring
O policeman caused her arrest Annie is
not very bad looking girl, speaks first
rate English for German girl, and her
features greatly resemble those of boy
of about II. She has often assumed the
male attire, and has earned her living a
number of times in this disguise, taking
care of and driving horses, chopping
wood and other manual labor. She says
she will wear the breaches as much as
possible, as she can earn more money
and is better treated than in the attire of
her sex. Justice Kaufman heard her
out, and, changing the charge from lar
ceny to disorderly conduct, fined her
$50. Chicago Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15
The Fatal /" SWirIS."

| Much has been written of the fearfully
grand scenery of the Colorado river. This
remarkable stream has terrors out of
sight more impressive than it's canon
walls, and more dangerous than it's
rapids:
The Colorado river is noted for
"swirls, so-called. They occur every
where, but only at high stages of water.
A bubble rises from the bottom, and
breaks, with slight sound, on the sur
face. The water at the point begins a
rotary motion. so small that an inverted
tea-cup might cover it. Larger AMI
larger grows the circle, till a surface of
forty feet in diameter is in motion, spin
ming round funnel-shaped hole in the
centre, two or three feet across at the
top, and coming to point in the depths
below.
Often large tree, floating down the
stream, is caught, and it's foremost end
thrust in the air twenty or thirty feet,
while the other passes underneath, the
exposed end to be slowly drawn down
again, and to disappear. Three soldiers
-deserters from Camp Mohave-passing
through the ravine in a skiff, immediate
ly below the fork, suffered their craft to
run into swirl
One of their crew, at the first intima-
ton of danger. threw himself overheard
beyond the charmed circle and as he
swan away he turned his head and saw
the boat spin round and round until,
one end being drawn into the vortex, and
the other upheaved in the air, it slowly
sank, as it revolved, into the turbid
bosom of the river, it's human freight to
be seen no more for the Colorado river
does not give up the dead-no corpses
LODGE on ifs shores
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represented the value Of his estate before
betrothal. and who did not know Of the
secret conveyance for months after the
marriage, brought suit to invalidate the
conveyance on the ground Of her inchoate
rights Of dover in the property. Judge
Van Worst has just maintained her right
in learned decision, showing that
neither the man nor the woman has the
right to convey property on the posses
sion of which a promise Of marriage has
been contracted and in order to defeat
the rights of the other party. 1t is not
necessary, moreover, for the wife to
await her husbands death before moving
for the assertion Of her rights, dover be-
ing right which is inchoate from the
moment of marriage and of the posses
sion Of property; under this decision, it
is inchoate even from betrothal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-04-15
How to Calculate Interest, and What
1t VIII DO,

The following rules are SO simple and
SO true, according to all business usages,
that every banker, broker, merchant Or
clerk should post them up for reference.
There being no such thing as a fraction
i'll it, 5here is scarcely any liability to error
or mistake. BY no other arithmetical
process can the desired information be
obtained by 50 few figures
Sir per Cent. Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number of days
Of interest desired separate the right
hand figure and divide by six the result
is the true interest on such sum for such
number of days at six per cent.
Eight per Cent. Multiply any given
amount for the number of days upon
which it is desired to ascertain the inter
est, and divide by forty five, and the re-
suit will be the interest of such sum for
the time required, at eight per cent.
Ten per Cent. Multiply the same as
above, and divide by thirty-six, and the
result will be the amount of interest at
ten per cent
What 1t W5W D0.-If a mechanic or
clerk saves only q cents per day, from
the time he is twenty-one until he is
threescore and ten, the aggregate, with
interest, will amount to $4,000 and a
daily saving of 271 cents reaches the i'm
portant sum Of $4,000. A sixpence
saved daily will provide fund of 81, 900
sufficient to purchase good farm.
There are few employees who cannot save
daily, by abstaining from the use of ci-
gars, tobacco, liquor, ETC., twice or ten
times the amount of the six cent piece
Every person should provide for old age,
and the man in business who can save by
a dollar a day will eventually find himself
possessed of over 300 600.