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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-11-16
THE NEWS.
A Summary of the World s Work
and Happenings.
Crimes Criminals and Casualties

Grimes Criminals and Casualties
Nine convicts, while working on a
sand bar near Little Rock, overpowered the
guard and escaped. A posse with blood
hounds started in pursuit.
Last Thursday night i daughter Of
John Mickle, living near Piper City, Illinois,
while firing some grass in field, set fire to her
dress, and before the flames could lie extin-
guished she was so badly burned that she died
the same day.
The reported attempt to abstract the
remains of President Lincoln from the ceme-
terry vault at Springfield, Ill.,, is 80 revolving to
human sensibilities that it might we'll he dis
credited, ifthe circumstances were not fully
detailed upon apparent good authority. is
difficult to conceive the motive for such a
fiendish act. It is to lie hoped that the villains
will be caught and the whole story of the crime
exposed.
Cornelius II. Grail, freight conductor
on the Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 ln-
diana Central railway, was shot by tramp at
Shelby, Ohio. Three tramps got aboard the
train, refusing to pay tare. Mr.. Grail took
one of their hats, and at Shelby got off the
train to get something to eat. The tramps
followed him, all three drawing revolvers and
firing at him, one OF the shots taking effect in
his breast, inficting serious if not fatal
wound. The tramps were arrested.
4 man living in the north part of
Dallas county, Iowa, named Maran, and his
brother got into quarrel last week. Their
mother intertered to separate them, when Ma
ran drew large knife and plunged it into her
body, killing her instantly. The brother then
fled, Maran's children going with him. Maran
followed with the knife, but they effected their
escape. Maran went to Catholic priest at
Dallas Center, and when he reached him threw
up his hands, saying: II have killed my
mother; see, see the blood:' He was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-11-16

Dress substantially. Better be. too
hot for two or three hours at noon
than to be cool for the remainder OF
the twenty.four. >s%
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Watching and Waiting.

From the New York World.
Not long ago the good ship Star
Queen lay III the Fast River, near pier
nine, the usual scene of hustle and ex-
citement incident to vessels sailing
in progress on her deck and on the
wharf near by. Perched gracefully on
her bow, and resplendent in purple
and gold, was the figure of woman.
a shapely carving. and a better bit OF
workmanship than the average figure.
head seen along the water front. An
autumn sun gilded her tresses and cast
a pillar of light in the wavelets at her
feet. The day before she sailed the
tide had fallen and the Star Queen
sank lower and lower, until She nearly
touched the edge of the wharf. The
men on board had noticed a little
stranger who came daily to sit at the
feet of the Queen. He was a boot
black. very ragged, very muddy. very
hoarse, and very hungry. The follow
ing morning it was discovered that
some one had wound strip of bright
colored ribbon around the Star Queen 3
neck. 1t was suffered to remain where
it had been placed. At last the mo-
ment came when hawsers were cast Oft
and the vessel headed out into the
stream. Flinging aside his box, the
little boot-black darted at the figure
head, and, winding his arms affection
ately about it's neck, kissed the wooden
image tenderly on the mouth, and then
burst into tears. He had lost his dear
est friend, but he still awaits her COM
ing, walking day after day along the
wharves, and looking eagerly out to
sea for the first glimpse of her gilded
form. That figure makes up for him
all that he may know of womanly
beauty und womanly grace. and per
haps it shall not he set against him
that his humble worship is an ottense
against the Christian law.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-11-16
Salvation in the Circus.

TIE revivalists have hit on a new
way of reaching sinnels. 1t has been
ascertained that in England alone 49,.
OOO, 900 people yearly attend circus
who are never seen inside house
of worship. The plan is to at
tach a popular minister to circus,
who goes around among the audience
selling ginger.beer and lemonade as an
ostensible plea for saying the good
word. Between the acts he shoulders
his way Justify amid the benches,
crying: O-o.o-ranges, apples, ginger
beer and lemonade oh, come to the
Lord three for ten cents. Thank
you here 8 your change. Gingerbread
nuts, all fresh. Take this tract. young
man. Believe, and you shall be saved.
Four pears for quarter. Pick EN-
yourself all ripe and lovely. oh, how
hateful is sin, my brethren and even
this night you may die. gave you
two bits back =; it had hole it feel in
rockets. O.o-ranges. and apples. Gin.
ger.pop, a bit a bottle. Now 8 your
time. A prize in every packet OF
candy-and the Lord is merciful to
them that serve Him (keep your fingers
out of my basket), forever and ever:
more. Four pears for quarter all
fresh - and so on. A great many
thirsty souls are relieved in this way
and incalculable good done wherever
the circus goes.
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TILpEN.

IfHayes secures all ofthese doubtful States
he will have 1856 votes, which would be ma
jority Of one. 1fTilden secures any one of the
doubtful States he will be elected.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02

Sur 6t5arer In all. = st.
SO6nsbuyn ST., 81. Oct. 9cute frii1
parcn orei Mdnner Numens Grant
Scbnlon, Ggar!cs YotneD uno SDlep5
3;oa su Gelbuun 6a(s, iebs Me;len
uon bier bamit beiddFtist, einen Seller
inter elmer 8apisrmQ5ie ;u srabsn, uno
lcetsn st.uas sprcnsitpn inter eincn inl
Grogei1oNe hefinolihen Sfen sum
trrdnen. Galo oarauf erfolgtc eirs
|grploIion, meldc eas @sbauoe in feline
Stiids Ssrtriimmerte uno Die orei Mdn=
tier in bic 2uft id!sueerte. Seon mar,
als CT pieoer auf Der Gr0e %anlangte,
%uruFanois iei,er &lcioung 6erdmbt, uno
|lein 4orpcr itedte uou oolSipIitter. 81
miro wabyiheinli1 itcrben. Sohnloi'
uno Yatnep iinO we,:ser ldlper psrlett,
una weyosu wieosr auffpmmen. Gin
nieoeritiirssnoer 9ebebaum eri@!us 6.
M. 0awfiHs. eins Der Mit9licber be,
st. Bloomsbury @roni!e 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02

|sbossn Die Totb, mas iie in rubisen
sasen 81 Iernen ii@ peiserten: haE
namli9 nur bic @ieberberteumna Der
altbersebra&tcn boppcIten Mdbruna
uns &cttun9 brin9t. 9ot bod lelhN
Neutidlanb, pen,t bic Rabelbepel&en
niat lisen, jiinsit ourd bic @euprd-
suus elmer sroberen Mn5abl BON eil-
bermiin,sn einen Sdritt pon Ser tolIen
Soss Der alleinbesliidcnoen Golowdb~
runs suriid sema9:. @ieuei@t biIfs
Der oa5u nit, Die ameritanii&en Golb=.
fanatiter i'll ernlAtern.
@as aber md widtiser 1T dig Die
Gourantfrase uno Die Grase Der 8si-
ssn= uno 6leii9preiie - Die 6 i.nwan=
oeruns miro nit Der Nerbidtun9 ber
8stterwolten am suropail9en 0immef
m;coes lebbafter wcrocu. @icIei9t ni6f
Cider absr ,penn tie &rie9s=
Iiommen opnauaufwdrts unb attparts
wiitEen. limo mod me6r tucnn Gina
Tauie in Dem fur6tbaren Nolferitreis
oorten einsetrctcn lcin miro. Man err
|inncre lit5 nAr an Die tplpHalen 3ablsn
Der europdiiden G~inhpanberun9 in DEN
,Sahren 1872 uno 1873.
Sir Sas 9eufidtbnm in Den Der
Staaten lit bos ppn gems ~hcipnoersr
Scoeutuns. 3!ebt icl5i9es opd Gus
tets IrilA ipruoelnoem Nadidub ppn
orissn feline eisentiiGc GebensfraIt-
Gin pplitdnoigss 8erlieeen bieler
waDrDaft perjungenoen Autle piirht
ss Der @cfabr bes Nusiterbens binneH
Slpci poer brei Generatipnen auslcsen~
cine GefaDr, Die our6 Die b~errounaDen=
Den 9rpbsn eurppdii den @irren ia
peite Serile geriift wiro. (slner.)
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0er u crtFerM

ho9in, Sab nur ol@c
Ganbioaten in Die 9e9isIa=
9ewdbIt werben, melde
@eiFe unierer Con fiji liz
niht icinoielis sessn<
ii tier lieben, barn bobsn mir Soif=
itung, aln Z. Mppember 1875 cine 9ali
BON unlern S@ultern %senpmnen Su
lehcn, oeren Sod mir anf bic 9auer
pbrcbin uift gu ertro9en permDdten.
81. Haul, Minn., I'M Oftrbcr 1876.
George Beng, Yrdlircnt.
:. Saccs, Selr.
Gottir. @lbel. Treb. Ni@tey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02

= &ouperneur 9ilben perpflidtet
lid feierli@f, i'm Sale Ieirer grwdb~
lung jum grdlibenten Der Der. etaa-
ten ale Bills fir bic 8epiaismnS iabr
liAer 0riessanipri@e nit ieinem Netc
3u beleseu, m6sen bieielben nun BON
bemctrotiiher ober repubIitanif@er
scite tomnen. 9amit ,pirb Der go
pan3 Der iioIi@en Rriessaniprude aud
fir bic dnsili6fen @emither. N ot
ieine s9redcn perlieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
General

st.YauL 26. Ch. Die rNioneer
Yreb" bat cine Speeialoepeide aus
gismard, o~emiufolse General Serrp
seitcrn Mbsno lid nod INNER III @tan'
oius Rod bsfano. IS ,par ibm selun=
gen. ale Sneianer in Der Nsentur gu
%usriammeln uno bitielbcn ,u entpois
men. Man sIaubt ieoo@, bab Die Sn-
biansr ibr @afsn s~r06ttntbeils per.
itedt baben, ba iie einen Sag frdber
setuarnt morben ,paren unS MIR 200
s6ieb,paHen. eini@lieb!i@ Glinten uno
3epolpcrs bel ibnen seiunbcn ,uurben.
Cine srose Ansabl 4onie4 weroen nod
ausseliefert lperben iopeit iino 600
berielben ousstIiefert woroen.
Die Snoianer ideinen Die Sadie
gang auoers IN b%eurtbeilen. ieitbem lie
linen tlor wurhe. s~tnfanSs wclten
mebrere bsrislben s@ibritano lsiiten;
ALIEN General 9errp ertldrte linen bab
bic @essnitdnbe pertauft unb Der Or.
log fir Nniaaffuns BON visb unb an
bere nisIi9sr Dinsen fir he ucr,uenbtt
tuerbtn irnte.
y @saerni TERN bat Rtemunbex nit.
setbeilt, ,pobin CT ii4 sunadit member
tperbe. ub mad Gbepenne ODER absr Oh
Ct sesen bic feinblidsn Saoianer sicben
|,peroe.
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4sbyte ii If.

Gsbyte5urid If. = Gioug @itg.
81. Oft. Gin Gus Der Canton Ngeu=
tur fpmalenbcs Selssyamm beribtct,
oaB Der 0ompFer Is. Sc. Nef" nit Del
Siour Gpmmiiiiou geiiern Wlittag aul
leIner Sohrt flaba6wdrts Bic Mseniu,
paliirte. Gie G5mmiiGse 1tridtsa, oai
ibre Chiffon sufriecenl teGsnb Hno err
fclgrei@ ollsaefoaen lei. Sn alien
MseniAren oes cberea ItlHoul,Huiles
b;elieH lie Scratlun9sn al uno Der Ser
.ros pIroe BON ailen pbsrln Niuptlin=
gen Der perlhieeenen @unoen uHter=
3eihnet. Mnf Munih ser S'1oianer
itrih eis @ommiIiion Den Yarasrepben
betreHeno Die ueberlieolung Ger Snbia.
ler mad Dem Sno;ancrterritoriunl. Mle
atoeren S%coingungen nuroen BON Sen
Snoionern obne Miosrreoe d1,gsnom=
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
Triobom Wouno mne. noh einf

= Brigham 0ouns muB, nu4 elmer
Gntldsioung oes Sunbesribters SNa=
fer, ing @cIan9nib %Uanoern, falls Ell
Die Der 6rau Ann GIiSa Youns suse=
lprpGene Gnil0doiguug uno Die @s=
rl3tstoi ten u.9t innsrba!b Sebn Sasen
bc5obit. Scr Yrppbet miro Iia nun
mobl eniialicBsn miiiisn, BEN Seutsl gu
sielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
= @pn Sismaryt traf Die Wah~iat

WDlI Sls!l0rW tru1 DC TtndlstWt
Gin, bab General Sturgis an Ser spisc
Don aht G%omposnien Gauunerie, byei
&ompagnien ,Snfantsrle uuh ciner Wb=
t4eiluns Mrti0erie lcinen Marie9s naA
BEN Siiosn oui Ger Slticitc oes Wtil=
louri antra!.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02

Gin Gradtsus Der Tcuburp uno
Mlolano Gilenbabn srah Sur6 DC
Bride bel 3~awtborne, pabei Ser 2oco
motipIiiprcr, Ger 9ei5er uas orei Srem-
Ter t0stiid perlest muroen uno scr
GonOucisur belize Yeinc brad.
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-9ie 9ebten Der MOoocs-
@ie Die l%lreinrppbner oieies 2anoes aa-
mdlis verl0iden", bapon giebt Die
nsiere unb neuelte Gsi9i6te Der DO
DOCS elm be!ebrsnbes Beiipiel. Be-
tanntli@ battc ibnen bic Administration
in Den eriten liebensis.r Sabren ,pioer
5tedt uno Geredtisteit ibr fruaibares
2ano senommen uno batte lie ii cine
@ulte perlett. Sic GoIse BACON NOR
Der &rie9 BON 1873. Nadbem Der
tleine stamm i'm 6rabIinse jones Sab
reg nit ni1t unbeoeutcnoeM Opfern be-
liest uno rGapitdn Sad" nit ie6s iei~
ner @etreuen aufsebdn9t worben mar
perieste man ben armie! gen &eit, ibres
1873, nod elmer Sci erpatlou bei Seneco~
BENTON Co., MiHouri, All Der Gren3e
beg Snoianer<3 erritorinms. 6ier er<
aeuate oas p%erGnberte Rlima in Der
binouns NIT ben ibner serei&ten jim
merli4en Nab,unssmitteln unb benz
san3liden Mansel an Ner3ten bals
uerheerenbe 9%rontbeiten. ALIEN Der
aeuGbuitsn bat a4t oerieIben binDes-+
seraft. SIN @anStn linb in ben bret
Sabren, bab lie Yewcbner MiNourix"
Iinb, SO non ion.n e%sitcrben. @ie
bolo bic abrisen 95 bieier 1853 in bic
rSasbsrinbe ibrcr Bate nodyfolse,z
werben, 1T n,r cine 6rase Der >3eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-02
Set .oie ein 6eIs ltebt oas Yer=

UVF1 !Olt V1H Utls IteDl 00s SeTz
irausn llnSa6lissr gu Or. Au9uli
&onis'a 1omburssr 9ruitt9es. Miitttr
nno aiaser, Surg uno Sill, ale finosn
III oislem belOd9rtea Ssilmittel einsn
Born Der GeIunHbeit.
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pordr errlc9trt, oDne Die Mbll1t 81
baben, fid permanent oaielbit nieoer
~laiisn> ebcn 10 weai9 aber ourd Die Ib
li9t, cine neuc @obnun9 gu erIansen
obne onB oiel,lts in 9Sirtli1teit aud
bs,osen miro unb oes um;iebens mad
elmer unocren @obnan9, pbne Die Mb
lidt su baben, Oicls!be CUR wirtlidei
@cimatb 3a MAIDEN.
@erIut bes @ obnuugs.
0as @obnun9sredt seBt perlure,
OurA oas llmsicben in einen anoerer
Stoat, nit Der Iblidt, balelbit eincl
permancnten 98ubnlis aniSui1lasel
ooer nit Der Nblidt, bais!bit aui unbc-
ItirVmt 3eit 81 uerblei6en, penn au1
III NusIi&t senommsn ii, lpdter ii
cite Gobnun9 wico,r ~ be5icbea ; DOE,
aber inoem Der gstrcHen0e na@ einen
anotrn Staat oeG., uno wdDrcno e.
iib 0oieiblt b%cfiaoct, lcinc Stimme ab-
9iebt.
VI 8ean i anOunSsn
SeoNItanoun9en tDnnen uon cinenl
8ablridicr sema1t merben ooer ourd.
elmer, we.dcr ell Stimmocbel
Deg St;nmplascs it, ali Sem Die Ss
an Hamburg 9sl3ieht. @cnn cine ioldt
@eanitdnSuns afolet, 10 mub Der Ss-
treHenoe, oelien Gimme beanitanbei
ioa, pereioist uno iiber Die BE
uItanouns bcIra8t werosn. Scr
sr ocN GI0 ooer oic &santmort
uns Der 6ragen, 10 ioQ leine Stinni,
,uriidsswielcn werNen,
BALLOTS.
@ei1riebcne Ballots miiNcn liG oui
meiBer Ynpier befinoer ; 9e=
oruftc SaAots nbtr mi;llsn nit Srud=
Iarbe btr9eifelt lein nit aidt wcniscY
Faum iiuiIGen bcn 0iamei ais l.5 GOT
lno anf rcincm me zen Srutpopler.
Iu{ o~eorudten %aiiots nit elmer De
uehsrIArifi Bari fem gcorndter
erldeinsn, me.6er nld)t I'M re-
Jaldren Ballet nit iolGcr llebsrihGiIt
JeIunocn miro.
ALE Sideis, scI@riebcn roer 9eSrudi,
aud @eIoes, miNen o9ne sirt
oOer &cnnieiAen lein, nit MMs=
Der llebcrl1riIt nno Der Namer
'eyicibcn.
Gin @aGpt brou6t Don Sen @aGl=
ldtern nitt SuriidsemieItn i'll wsrber,
elblt nenn oaNclbe niGt nit oiaien Se=
iibereinitimmt (; ,peun jcoo1
luf ciren Sidet ein Nanie %scfunoer
oiro nit elmer stylien llcbe,idrift ar
beg reguldreu Namens. 10 lpa
%critcre niAt mitsc5dtlt weroen.
Strofen iii @ab!betrus.
Sir Nb9s6en BON Stimmen, pbnc
'ab Der YetrcItnoc bersits 20 Sage in
yer Marb cber Dem Spwnibip pobntc,
der neil or nur aus einem %tempcr1ren
oale!blt wo9n!e, Gcianseni4ait
mo &elbitrofc.
Sir Abscben elmer Gimme, obns
'ob Der 0ttrefsnoe 80 Sage porbcr i'm
iuobntc, 3ubtbausfrafe BON
in Bis orei SATIRE.
Sir oos abssbsn elmer Stimmr,
Dap Der 8eireiieuoe Gin Sabr Dor
,sr Gin 8cpobncr BEG S.aates mar,
fir bas Stimmcn wdbrsnb Der
Minofrjdbrigteit oocr ais Mns,udrt;scr.
'ber aber idlieblid fir lntcri,ibunsen
I. 7. 10. lolder Ncrscbcn, &eiansen=
daft unb &sloitraie.
Jir ben @crjuh, eincn Nidt=
gum stimmen ,u bcluesen
,on l--5 Sabre 3uhtbausnrafs.
Cir bos gcitsdcn sincs Stimmse-
,crs oner oafir. bab er pom Stimm,n
'ur& @eripreAnusen, Trotunsen u. T..
D. absebaltsn viro, @efansenI@aft unb
Sir Ginmiiden falihsr stimm;ettel
anter bic in ben St;mmfdlten geiinhii.
ben. Elm bis orei Sabre 3Mdtbaus-
Sir fali9en GID. I'm bahurd tim
men III tonnen. orti big Sebn Sabre
3u@tbaus:rafe.
Sir omtlides i6Ie4tts Getragen
lines @ab!ri4ters @efansmi@aft unb
Sr9enb ,uelde 4erion, pelGe ,peser
,biser Ner9eben uerurtbeilt unb nod
,em 3u4tbeas seididt mirh, ODER bic
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Ser S:ics uaS bas GciGait.

Die 81. 3. Gucnins golt" meint~
oab Der europail6e &rieg Die l1lum=
llernoe Snouiirie unIer5 Sanoes mcfeN
Eno cine gtbbnitigfei! III Gle Bel@afts=
brunden brinsen wiGo, wie mir lie leis
Sabren nidt mebr sele6en D06en-
.9isle @oHauns mag iibertrlehen lsln,
aber liGsr lit es, oaB I'M &rie9sIall eIne
toloiale Wa9frase mad dmeritanil6en
Y~rpoutten, namsntli@ GetreiGe unc
Nrpoilipncn, BON europa fomman ipsro
"a Die ruliIbe @etreioeSufu9r bird ben
&rieg obsei@nitteu lit. gSenn Der
&ties lpirtlid sum IusbrE@ tpmmt, -
lpiro oies einen siiniti9ca GiniInB onF
oas @eiGait nidt perfeblen uno bic
Wei5cnIpefAanten (oie 8ullen) Dsrosn
enorae YroI ite MAIDEN, aber aa1 Die
farmer mcroen fir Mles, mas lie no9
III perfanfen babeu, GstrciOe, Stpvine
&C., lebr quite preiie erbaltsn. Sic
Ger G%iienbabnen ueroen aufs
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next assigned some reasons why he must
be rather more than forty years of age,
and then added, Now, among our friends
in the Parliament House, let us consider
how many there are who, besides being
lawyers, poets, antiquaries, and Of Jacob
lite connections, are rather more than forty
years of age.' Well, says Sir Walter,
what do you think of Cranstoun%
gave reasons for setting aside Lord Gran
stoun's pretensions, adverting particularly
to his want of humor; and then Sir Wal
ter, seeing that he himself must inevitably
come next, Embossed his arm, and said,
Mr.. Wright, the author of Wagerley, who.
ever he may be, gets people to buy his
books without name; and he would be
greater fool than think he is, were he to
give a name. Good morning."
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DON'T FRET.

Don't fret if the man in the forward pew
Is snoozing all the sermon through.
He isn't expected to hear for you;
Perhaps he's slim,
Or the preaching isn't the thing for him
Or he knowns the Rev. DR.. jim
So well he isn't afraid to show it
BY shutting his eyes and letting him 60 it.
Some way there's a reason plain to be met
So, don't fret.
Don't fret if your neighbor has nothing to
do,
And takes life light as dream, while you
Struggle along with the toll of two;
Nobody can ride
To worth, or learning, or truth, or pride,
On the money somebody left when he died;
By and by, when his turn is down
You'll be up on top and the crown
Tother of folly is somewhere set
So, don't fret!
Don't fret because your neighbor has wealth,
While you have nothing but hope and
health;
Perhaps he got his money by stealth,
Or his father did,
Though somewhere under coffin lid
Its curses may for time be hid!
Be sure what fortune is yours you earn,
And honest dollars can never burn;
And if you are free from disgrace and debt,
Why, don't fret!
Don't fret if fellow of shallow stuff,
Is always getting his post and puff,
While path that is humble, hard and
rough
Is made for you.
There is One that sees him through and
through,
And will show him up for the world to view;
And then the sneakingest men to be found
Will be he that was courted pulled, and
crowned,
And hadn't the brains-a st-off pet!
So, don't fret.
Don't fret if things or the whole 60 hard
Out of the riches of glory barred
Out in the battle tired and SCARED;
For it isn't much
That one can win by sigh or touch:
Tis pain, and struggle, and toll, and such,
Though jeered by the voice of ease and
pride,
That find their joy on the other side,
No matter what others may give or get;
SO, don't fret.