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Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08

ptn9s | Smaofoppc. DC iterre, belc
o9 babe SpCcies. Ioa / en- canine
Wsobne. Nlt fploes at u~0icrninas.
manoen | Suen. boorsfter ban itif.
Ter &nlpen / SIiren, beaiuer ia no,
toet ban enonn ltanbier peo 0eren.
o. loet ban lringer meo oen tunae,
neo SelOpeuge ipIbte sue, iperaer
ban ben biGlptIeis 8amle, ON ban
lfaloe 9iDs BAN "9ipsbreb" for Yen.
gene. SuIgt Of Den meo 8rolel
'la9ne StofteIS Bonner % 9Gnoer.
orioen, %Iorioonot ban iminIertio, uoen
at 9lers Nlpor al I'm SruisI.
Get Yasisrsoe melotes itrar for
eensmanoen, os nosIe Gage lensre
arrsitercees / 8oos Sans Suenoleu
Glterfleft at Sfleritao, paa bbsm
BET al Stltlaalne opsipue Sisnals.
ment pasiepe inptll DC minbite Gn.
.feltbsoer.
Timber Sorbereue fremsaar oct, at
itepnte GltsrfIeit o9 Ole Wolano
par enige ON at Dele Bpttct, % at
oer Sioite ltOo 8o9t uneufor 3uiet
meoens Sans Spenclsn par inoe cf.
Ter Yensene. Ole Wolano baube
unoer go louet Sans Susnolsn at
paatase iig belle auip ret. oa "Sfam.
men % Stronen blso Den iamme,"
lfuIoe. bpls ban bIsu ltrnfet,
baDe 100 Spb. for bpsrt Nars Sla.
peri. Sans Suenolsn, Der tIoIissre
oar llnppet les ioroi man life funoe
'aa noget poa BAN. bleu i9ien or.
efterat Ole Wolano baure
8aast til B~sfisnoeIle. men ban uiler
ll8 ~lnorere snb mere forbGrbet 90
pit ntppe uogeunnb, gaa til BE.
flsnoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08
S1p SNbitc Su,maIfiuc.
1870
"Meb Gertrude ?" % Gperaro laa ~Iori9rbet ub.

"Meb Gertrude ?" % gperaro Iaa i~orfgrbet no.
"Meo @srtrucs." psoblsu ben anosn. "0u peo, buor
lrn9e ies cpboIbt mig WcIito, % bpHfe Stuoier is
iOm Natnralit 9ioroe Der. Nu pei, iussn Naturaiit %
Doftor fun unogaa ct ituoere ben llenbslisbso af for.
ifleliee Nrter Siitlone. Der 9ipes. Meosns jea opbolot
mig Del, bar ia iaa bebis at irsfe en- un9 Yisss 2p.
Snn bar tafnemmelis bsrior, % benbes Wooer, en- gam.
mel Ne9ertnoe lenneoe mig peo at forgge min Natural.
iamlina meo De bslpuberi8le Hgboer. Wanee irp9tslise
Sing lGrte ig osioa al Den 8amls. baabe ON Slit %
WOo9iit. Sun sr MI BOB. men bsnoes Sattsr, Der euonn
er Ell Sflenbeo. fersr ct Gin - 9limrsnoe plIoe maale
nOsIe taloe BET - selu gorf. Suilte 9aiter bun emo
bar, bar bun BOG en- Opo - 8afusmmslisbso, % ct Orb
al mig e bsnos en- Befalins. Seq tror NOT, at iss alsns
funbe brinCe MIs @sntwortb til 6oruuit isisn; men pl
DOG for Sifferbsbs Sfblb imoresn teIssraiere til Nelp
YOrf. Samtpffer on? Sar on &iQib til mig, Gperaro ?"
"9porIsrsS fan on iperse mig osrom ?"
Neite Dag tsIssraiersoe Senerion Sane til Nsp
ymf. Sparst Tom itar % 0Oftorsn b~sapnpts at arbeios.
9ao os psnbe tllba8e til Den 9nsltslise @ruppe, ui
iorloo Oct lpe, lille &9rslic Solp 8ant.
"Alt ufbeuser al benoes Sppaasnsu." iasbe Soto.
rem. "Senoes ierite Orb bile pie, ON ies bar uarst
bsloie sller %ubelpis."
"Sb, Sane sr Oct mnlist, at Bet fan misIptfes 2"
"Sps ies letter min eo til 9imIenl~
@srtruee bsp9seoe ITO liot % luttsoe.
"9ibsr bun ?"
~Nei.'
YluoleIs iprans guerarN, Der bapos bsiet flo ousr
@ertruoe. pp meo Ct Sfris.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08
3ongsbcrgs 0aabcniabrit. 81

6oHgsbcrgs Waabcniabrii. Gfter
buao "&Ons8berss Noresle" berstter,
er Der pluoislig fommet Srors on
p9isntiiss SO~rauoriugsr peb Den Der.
urreuoe Waabsniabrif Rsaierinesn
bar Gipet 6abtifsus BeitprsIls Mso.
oslslie ON, at osns Budget oil bliue
betpoells bstlippet. eiter Slssube mcb
omirent 5000 Spo os lom 6eI0t
beraI maa 0tiitn i pGientlig ON.
lang i%noltrUntts, oe Ell iterre Del
al arbdoerne ltrog opilges. Sorina.
Ulot man. ptrer Oct n9pnte BIao, /
oenne Sorbolosrs0eI le- ct 8iones.
bpro ON Nealerln9cns 8lulo til en-
Irsoelis 6remtib for bort 9anp, fan
Den fun biIies meo @l9oe; men ben
pluolsllse 9alt. bOOrmsn Den sr lat
lu9rf, uoen pao noAen Woaoe at
nGre forbereot, moa o9laa rremfaloe
andre Betragtniuger. vi bar al
Sruno III at tro, al lslu Den Der.
orrenoe 8eltpreIls lIgetll Den iiolte
6lo life bar baut minoite Nnclie
ON, al en- laaoan Sordntaltnino
oar iglGre bet er ialioIo ct fsot.
tum. at enbnu ian Tent iom nu til
Nptaar anto9cs iltrs npe %"iaits" Nr.
before. Ser ipnes aItiaa / Hesle.
rlnsen at bare siOrt is 9snipn gigI.
eenee, ION bar tullngst til oper 9als
% Soueo at iubfers BdpareIler.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08

SneiorbOloene poa 8tlIiuieu fra
Sften Og gitOUsr plle, bUilfst Qtbel.
De be SeIpIistl9e bar baot mso at
flare iaaoiot auben 8el gisuntm DC
paa entelte Stsosr ubprs Susm9ne.
Der. itrlper Barber" Saaleocs CT
Sneen raa be laofaIote Stpjoroer
pso 6~orisOnnoet i N~erbeoen al 9aur.
uis irgst iaaIsoss lammen, at Den
logger msast ODer en- WasoS 9eioe.
o9 ben Eeilsnbs tierer ION 9isnusm
en- 8unnel. r~i9ti9uof uoen Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08

Gicnoomsialg. Beraeus Yriuat
bant bar flebt Sr. 8iebmano Wa.
tbisiens Sus for So 900 8ronsr. 81.
ter 6orIpoenoe / "8srseuspoitsu4 bIep
oeune Gisnbom al Den nup9renos
SGlpcr for ct ballot Snes Nar iiosn
betali meo ca. 40 900 8ronsr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08

SOosialo. vi be faa Beteransr,
iom bort Sanb enbnu bar tilbaae
fra &rissns 3io. beoe ifelss "3rb.
Nor." Den Ste bs. Nrbers Sonlen
Welbus / SfausbaIsn / Nitien, 80
Mar eammel. timber ben lioite norlf.
lpsnlte Brig oeltos ban / flers Srrf.
nlnssr. men ban oar Dog lao bsloie
lite at blipe truHen al be ipsnlfe
8usler. Wso lin sl~snlspenbs gnts,
Der er so Oar, bapbe ban 10 8prn,
booraf 6 beoe / Ell uus Nlosr.
- Gn rsmarfabsl Ioromanp, fri.
Der "8siilanelte 6ibenoe@, forbenup.
renos norlf os ipeuit 8icsfoniul i
9Onlenr, Watbias uQsrn, sr npIis
aisaaet ueb 0eosn u9r 70 Nar
9ammel. Den Nioeoe Dor iebt al
norite SoreIors uoospalla Den ABE
Wal 1904. men fiptteoe icm l2aar.
CANNED 8ut meo line 6orelors til
artnoaI l6 Nnr sammel fom ban
til SOufleur oa bar liosn opbolot ia
/ 6ranfris, iiosn 1880 ltabi9 DO.
lat / Sonileur. buorira ban imip.
lertio. oa ban fraia9oe iia line &on.
lulatbsitiuinssr, Hptteoe til Yaris.
9uor anieet ban bar i tit nps Slsm
ulier llg beolt oeraf. al ban / 1848
faarsoes til Bpsus Srbfsrsr, / bpiI.
Fen Stillus ban iorblsp iubtil Sci.
%lereemmet. til builfet ban lite piIoe
aIl9sse ben Wuniflpalraaosnes Wsb.
lemmer paabuone 80. Serit / 1870
inotraaote ban igien / MHnicipaI.
ranbst. Sorepriet bapoe ban be.
fleot ale De 5iuioshusro Bpen fun.
Be bortsiue. San ~besrapspss i Son.
ilsur Den 2nen Sanuar unoer flor
0elta9sIie.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08
Gu ppr0reuoe Wisbouoliua ba,

Gu oprOreuOe outstanding bar
ifeIse "Berseuspeitsn" / olsis Gage
funpet Sieo omboro pan ct pso Care.
oaas lis9snbe tuslit Sfib. Ioet en-
nns. ca. II Mar sammsI Siibssut
omboro ital u9rs / ben 8rao mis-.
bonoIst meo Slas / bunbsu Gil.
ltano o. oerpaa felsence umennslfs.
lige Bebanoliu9, at 8uttens Sam.
msr % GIenoisbsb bar bsueast nosls
msolioenoe Wenntittr, napnIie en-
Smeo Snssb riatisn % bans Sen,
til at eaa omboro paa Huslsr,n %
upen ui oere tass @utisn iIano, hpor.
ira ban i 5rsoaGs, ba WisbanoIin.
Gen fanoi Steo. blsu brast paa Sp.
gebaiet / en- me9et forfommen 8iI.
ltano. % bpor ban enouu hsnIisssr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08
Sra 2~Iooerranoe,,e.
tat iiancinarif'e 9laoe inpm zoe 5sbruar)

BrGft G0peri. &eb SaItens Su
rlSolftlon oerierer, iieIec "gtorolonot
amistlrenoe". for 8ibsn en- aanf,
cIsnoommcli0 Nstsiaa. timber 8aar
Den Nanonsuis peo 8oIosuiioro, bo,
I Ell lille Stue. ct S.pffe ueoenfo,
@aarosns 5nle, ben 9amIe Sle Ye.
oerlsn. San er flenbt at Ollie / On.
e9reti ca ban uaatet 8reblins 90
loa9, pto Ell ntt9ttelis Mtbeieiombso
% poerlt %tarpell9 gspemaaee / IA.
rsnss Ssb bar lamlet iie abltilli9c
Ben8e, buorman9e ueo Susen, maa.
lte nsppe ban ieIu. 8amIe Ole bar
nemIlg en- aigiort WistiQlo til Spa.
rsbanfer, boorfor ban bar baut fine
Yen9e pua Riitsbunbsn / Stuen eller
anora9t anoetitsos. Wanoas ben
2jce September noitIsoen fom Den
@amle blem fra I'm iGbpanIiae 81.
ifetnr noe pao Seen ; &loffen bar
meutm 10 % IL ON Nftsuen. %
ban git mart tiIbpile. 5an bapoe
Iopei en- Stuub, ba ban paoeuer peo
at 9eren 9it Op. o8 ban bcrer Gu
IND, i0tte ila, men ueen at
mele al Orb. Ole Ysosrlsn ipurete,
bosm BET bar; YsriOnen iuarsbe lite
berpaa, men lpurgte: ~gr Ou aIsne?"
Yaa ben NHoen5 befr9itsnoe Guar
Tiger ban piesre: "Sa, ies fIsnosr
Dig 9Oot gu bar pGrst olene al bin
5ib." Oct bar beImertt / Stutn
og Ole Ysoerisn rinsr otrfor Of en-
,Spritlffe ior al tGnoe lin 5ranIam.
pc, men noar ira i'm PIaos / Gen.
gen lite til osnns, buorfor Den Sub.
troaote 9aar Irem Tor al hlnIps bnm
Wan tHnte fe ben Sam.
lee Sorl0roelle. oa ban pso 9pslfln.
net Iaar is en- IoUrbpaset Wnnbs.
meo Ian9t merit Sfl99 90
AnltBtet laa luertet, at BET, lom ban
niger. ioa no iOm en- lort Wolfe.
ta9'r bet iOrcuri9t sanits
ban letter ilg after uso %
8lper llg lIGro mso at lpiie op 9sp.
ntn9erne al ben 8lmles Nitcns.
maaItie, buorunoer ban rioti0nof
oa%alg98er cenne at bOIos fig uaa.
lcn. oa Der mart blsu @neet at be.
Gltsr at prre iproig meo nm
trRoer ban irem til Ole
Heosrlsn, Der M lom ier Iaa i I'M
% fOrtaItt oenns, at ban bar
al Statsn ier at "taoe Rum
paa Yen9s, iom itfs Ion0ere
pare 9augbars; ban baoos p9rst poa
lers nerIi9geube @anros, bUis Iop.
ne ban op9au. / llmme sSrlnoe, i'll.
ban. Ole Ysosrisn fuuoe trp0t
.aoe BAN iua ie paa line Yeuge
Die reobIeU Deg itauhbaili9t at be.
at ban loethslstaest eiets
YeIlOnm iOriioo MI. at ban
.tfe nj lin 8llie mso Oct Sooe.
@%oorfor ban tog irsm en- Souscnos,
on ban bolot up Opsr Ole Ysoer.
Ell. ioet ban mumIsne at Oct Del
tuIoe blue lt9ttt uof" eIler noaei
tl9nenOe, o. iamtibls ipntss ban
neo SIntne at manIs Ailtarosn
Sengsn % 3a9st. Wsn
DIE Yensrlen bar ut Sub for fIrrt;
~bsgpHner ban III at 9rgbe
opienoe Beunsr til Sub ON
olHlp - nsr ianntes life Ct Wen.
lelfe / NHrbcoen -, men oil irem
,sles life enteu sie Ysnoe euer pie,
)pOr bisie IRE. Sen Srsmmsoe too
"a irem en- 5ollsfnip meo bIanft,
tort Blob, % uosn BOG III at fiee
i Orb. ipln9sbe ban truenbe mso
zen i 4aittn. ll%natnbs 10 mco Ir.
meme, inet ban aItio itaar Iies for.
III % Ousr ben 8amIss Ssus. Nu
oenne, at oct tunoe ai0lbs
9iu, eiuer enoslis sitsr, inpsr
ii! &iltsn frem % loisr Den
-. Ser baOoe ban minore SeIp.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08

Sra SOlano. Yaa 8narben 8ru.
bat / 3elauos YrritesieIo benots
for nO9sn Slo iioeu BET iieIone Gil.
fGIoe. at TO Brebrs, ben enc q %
Den auosn "a Oar 9ammel, afsif
pso 0gosn paa Ell % lamms Dag
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08
"SDr Sjemmet",

lem iubebcleer ct afperlente % cmbpss
9elist uepalst sGlefci, ustemmer /
1877 fem fer, 2 8anse maaneblis, /
Sttdpttiter paa to art. iris / Scrltue
$500, 4crto t~eereanet. 3lubber paa D
fcruebetalte Grsmplarer faa bet Tee frtt.
Aeresie: 4. Sbrcnbeu.
Sramer ii, Ieerrab, Soma.
NIB. Ssrtauinsen "se S0fre3 (9tc.
IA at Aarsaneeu 1876 leness til l
acresie for 30 Sts., til 4 apreslsr for
800
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08
l86;

Rofte SisbIif Iesusbss belle Wasisn fra Waren, %
Yhiltp itprtcoe til Sorbsn.
Ser Lao bun uoitratt, oeo unbe Stsnsne al @ent'
pOrtbs fOIte gpsuins.
Decorah-posten., 1877-03-08

meo blot ct Yar 3imsrs Weusm.
rum. 0s bcbe bsaes at famine
Sp9bom, remIlg qunasiuinciot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-08
BeWare of the SnitK

A careful examination OF the statistics OF
deaths from hydrophobia Will convince any
reasonable person OF the danger attend n2
the introduction into this country OF the
| S9.tz dog. Since mis- advent there has been
| an alarming increase in the number OF
deaths from hydrophobia. This is due to
| the savage habits OF the animal, which rem
der him Il most undesirable neighbor. The
! SpitZ dog comes from the forests OF Penn
erauia, where he exists in seini-savage
state, and where he is in constant contact
with the still more savage wolf. Although
domesticated the savage instincts of the
brute remain, and, unlike other CANNES
which have long dwelt with man, the Spitz
seems incapable of forming a lasting friend
ship with his benefactor. 1t is well ascer-
tanned that he is liable to turn upon his
master at any moment, and those who
nave visited houses where the SpitZ has
been admitted as pet, probably entertain
lively impression of his pronounced hos
tiIty to strangers. The beauty of this an
imal is well calculated to make him a Ia
vorite with ladies, who do not think of the
terrible danger to which the possession OF
their pet exposes them. In the case OF
children the danger Is particularly great,
as the young people always make friend
OF dog, and are also given to IIdutging
in practical jokes at the expense of their
canine companions. In the case of thor
oughly domesticated dogs this is not at
tended with any serious results, because
the dogs take TO it kindly; but the SuIlen
and snappish nature OF the Spiiz at any
time may break out and result in injury to
the children involving a horrible death.
And death seems to result inevitably from
the bite of the Spitz dog. In view OF the
well ascertained savage nature oil this aul-
NAL it is the duty of the authorities TO take
immediate and stringent measures for his
suppression. The Spitz dog is a public
enemy New York Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-08
Deceitful Men.

The tavorte plan adopted by lion hunters
in Al@isrs for Turing their prey /, to select
favorable plot level ground below a
commanding emnence, where the hunters,
armed with rifles, conceal themselves. A
stake is driven into the center of the plot.
TO which Kid is tethered. 1t is about tw .
in the morning. and the moon full aud
bright. About twenty minutes delay. and
the heavy silence OF the place is broken Sy
an ominous sound in the distance. Ii is
not quite howl, but greatly magnlfied
imitation OF that long wailing cry of lone
some cat in the dead of night. Then the
moon reveals dark object in the heavy
grasses and shrubbery. and then the form
OF the king OF beasts, whipping his haunch
es with his tnlty tail, and leisurey follow
ing the scent. The piteous bleating of the
doomed kid accelerates his pace, and when
within few feet of his victim he crouches
down to gloat over the prospective meal.
He advances. and with stroke of his paw
nearly dispatches the kid. Almost dead it
attempts to crawl away Then the lions
feline instincts arc apparent He plays
with the dying kid as cat does with half
dead mouse. While he is thus engaged
the hunters take aim at point near one
of the fore shoulders or behind his ear.
He sends up terrific yell, and rolls over
dead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-08
c Correspondence.
tartar tu-aorM American
Temperance Column.

Your reader, may Dee pleased 20 learn
how the temperance cause = pro-per.ug in
ihi, state. b1~ cau report liitlc progrc,,
not mach.
Amslarry osiAe people in Rhode Island
are twenty five years behind the times"
on ,hc temperance question. taking Maine
Tor tLe standard bv which % judge. Thu,
l. owing ia part. Il not mainly, 10 our for
elGn population.
IT, walking through the streets OF thi,
city. you WI. pass by several hundred
srog->hoq- aId liquor saloons but they are
owned aud run by The IT.sn and Germans.
"a !n the business bur the instances are
rare. They do their full share of the drink
iug ard they are not an 50 manally eleva-
ted. as 10 have conscientious scruples
about engaging in the traffic.
These liq lor dealers control their Gus
TONERS. and politicians are evidently in
league with the liquor dealers, and that
state Of thing. gives Us a license law. over
b ~ tlti a A4lf l''Flf lAAht llb tOlltlblH
About three seventh, OF the voters Of this
State are Temperance men, and they will
vote for prohibition. During the last three
wears, We have gained some. Things are
2ettin. a little mixed this year, and il il
not easy teiling what the result Will be.
What we reed and what we are earnest
/ ly laboriu. for, is a prohibition law. With
our present lc.usc law. the rum sellers
make druukarl> abnu. as fast as we can
save them. or this they make their boast ,
Tie candidate. for Governor will be
nominated before the middle Of March. and
the ii-ht will then begin. great effort
/ will be made to carry the State in the in
/ tere.t OF temperance. but regard success
a. by uo mean, certain.
The Reform club. have LARGELY increas.
ed during The mast wear. and +, i barely
possible that TEMPERANCE voters have in
creased In about the same proportion.
One thing i cer,aju-riaht will finally
triumpb.
Mr.. Editor. am proud O: INV native
state. aad rejoice that was permitted TO
helm tight the hattie of temp.rance and
that lived TO see prohibition of the liouor
traffic the law of the GOOD old State nj
Maine.
With such law In this State. well en-.
I forced. Rhode Island would be a most de-
/ sirable home, and All her industries wonld
I be far more remuneratiye than they are
now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-08


Fr,,cf.dru. the pjcne,r in the aholirinm
movements in New EnyI,nd ana rhe HI.
,rut WI'am PM Fr,senIep "TRIP yoar.
senator from Maine n, conynrsatn,,
MA, cu,r1,,iny III character. The LII mn
attached a, they were. heinz each onnn.aI
t,t4r other political a.pects. but M.
L.yrr Al. .,rurh.j h.. yvar,n,h nf ,h..ir tri,,',I
.L.u MI. J,y.au.r Nr w.h.,or c,If.,t
up,,u Li. friend in ,np. tr.niI,,;n, 50
Iu, that iq,t prior tu thsir tn,..rIn,, h.. baj
r,rriyrI =, S-py hin which n. .,,,-nn-..,I I,I,
had tgc.rJ .u-, ms v.st no,Let..hr, II -
u.,wh,.rt. II, he. f,uuI and mood II h,II,. d,
ta .Ill Ne. E...ruI.n b,l nh..r,..I tI.,.
whfl, Nr Webster yy,. ,bps .,rn.., III
rouyrr. .ii,n. M. .d,y rr.vio,,s N, h,d III.
lIytucA,I a piece. Of crumnl,d n,u.run,ler
tuc f,ld, OF lis colt,leyp. aud there H.
Nm y,.,. t,,rJ rather ~. ,yor.c ~ ,,..,r
tauutlerfIrp. Mr.. Fe.s,uden infor,n.
e., mo. Le arrived carly ona mornin,, il,
BOSTON. vl,r,. .nme nr.,rnt nraf"ssinraI
h,.iu,>s ,l..p1n,I,J TN. imma,ti,rs a,,.n.
tt,n ni himself and frl.nJ lie arcorJing
tore nut /, leaf from ms tablet, and wrntr
tl-r.,. ht, .aI,lr,.. u.Lin, M in,.r,,a,y
without I.!tv Ta, MESSENGER r.turn.L
prnruptjy tgsu,,.. 4 au,,fIv tnIa.d rnt.
,in..ir., v,-y MI. rl.sr r,,,,,ni .i,,,,,
ture. thus. .Iu hcd MT alNay. vours
Daniel Webster Gen. Fessendeu was a
ventI.m.,r. oTtbr olJ s,bnnl ana l.,
trtlty.. nm. he rrr.,rL.d i telr The npos,s
riv OF tlr r,hrL. Mr. Webster wa. ,,nt ,
man nbr lightly apnro,ch.d H.. nay,r
In aIl NV lufrrenur,r failed in ohs,r,ir,,
not ol.Iy all thr pruprirli.s NM tho ,,rar,|.
III intrr,oiir.e'
\f ou,. Nm. Men. vi.itioy ar \,,t,sLa,
bn,,.h ,,h,r4 n p.,y hntei I'm h,..t, ,,,..,,.I
tpl. ,va.nmn.f ,l..,irhI,. III Nil j. ,a.h.
i,u,hI. pI,r, N r.snrr the ti,n r.a.h III
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Over and Over Again.

Over and Over Again.
''Ovcr and over again.
No omattcr which way | turn.
| always lind 10 the Book Of Life
some lesson | have to learn.
| must take my turn at the mill,
,nu-, grind OUT the golden grain.
! must wo at my task with a resolute viii
over and over again.
We cannot measure the need
OF even the tinleSt flower.
Nor check the ilos of the golden sands
That run, through a single hour:
But the morning dew> must fall,
And the >un and he summer rain
Must 30 their part and perform it all
over and over again.
over and over again
The brooks through the meadows flow.
And over and over again
The pond"ruu~ miii wheel goes.
once doing Will not suffice,
Though dulHg b. not IN vain
And "a blessing falling on u, twice.
Man come Il We try again.
ThD path ih1i h4- been tgol
i never 80 rough io the feet.
And 'hc lesson W once have learned
/, movers. hard 10 repeat.
Though -"Trowiul tears must ian.
And tho heart d. depths bc driven
v i'h -o-row aui tempest. we need them all
IT, render u meet for heaven.
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Unsung.

\, sweet s- tha breath that goes
llum ilr i.I- 20 the white ro-c.
~ U,irl - the ,'in lights
That IImm, oi frosty nights.
A. Wild - the winds that tear
lbr curi,l r'd iyifis the air.
i-iAs song | have never sung.
IN umhar hundred times
I've ,ali The enchanted rhy me-.
Bai .rc open my oyr-
] W- ghost uf poem 0l"-,
81 tAe ini, IilGeut strains
Nu' oven note romans
know ty NV pulse, b,At
II wa, something Wild and sweet.
AMI ~, heart J., strangely stirred
Ey au unr, memh,rci word.
/ strive. bIi strive In Nai
Io neal tar lost refrain.
bu >niAr miraculous dAN
Perhaps il w..l come and stay.
ln >umu ullMA-.ucl spring
I mss ii % mas suicr. and ling
Til. -1D- | aav- never sung.
I. h. Allrt.h in june Atlantic
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The MEDICAL STUDENT.-"Which is the
largest gland?" asked a Chicago medical
professor of the newest arrival in his class
the other day.
The student buried himself in deep and
attentive thought for a moment, and then.
Frightening up suddenly, exclaimed. "The
largest gland. sir, is England"
Then the professor kindly led the youth
aside. and pathetically advised him to think
no more OF medicine, bat join a minstrel
show or enter an army.
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Second class in grammar stand up"
said the schoolmaster. John is bad boy,
who does John correspond with?' Il know
said little boy at the foot, holding up his
hand, if you mean John Smithers, lie cor
responds with my sister Susan; here's
a letter he just gi' me to carry home TO
herr Ex,
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"A passenger over the Michigan Cen
trai Railroad lost his trunk. Fhe authori-
Ties OF the road, after searching from Dan
TO beersheba without getting trace Of the
baggage asked him to make out his bill.
ne ana SO, valuing the contents at $3.50
Ihe next day it happened the trunk was
recovered at Buffalo. and an examination
revealed about $40 worth of dirty clothes.
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In a downtown prayer meeting in New
York Friday.a woman, after asking permis-
sion to speak, said, in voice ehoked with
sobs, God will bless the man who gives
me an order for a ton Of coal. What are
Christians for but to help each Otherg