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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-16
Der Serr Froieffor.

Der Serr FrofeMor.
Yroielor: Scrr edafuer, i'd ~iini4c mad
Mrmb:rs 81 fa6ren.
SHaHner: @eld)e Ala1e?
sYrole1or: Oberfetunba!
Sd6ues y Iiment.
.~M(s eiu 8ebienter ben Nuftras feincs GERM
'Saledt beiorat bate, iaste 0ieier: ~2olpe!
,psun i'd flnftis einen gicl ibidsn p'u, 10
acbs id liebcr ic!bf."
SerfGiebene 9nii@ten. Sn
Gnalanb ~ertliren bic MidJer Seoerr,onn fur
bctrunten, menu Ct niht mebr 9eben tann )
III SAottlanb baseoen, wenn CT n'@t meer
fpreden fam.
9aibes @eFanbmib.
CHM Sic Der Serr bes Sauies?
ssowobl, ;u biencn! Wcine Grau III Dor
brci @odcn scitorben.
= Gin unger Serr $rablte: sd
bin in flint Minuten i,uei Meilen %seritten,
s!onncu sic biss aud, Scrr StaImeilter?'
.,Rsiteu fam IDS niGt." eruieSsrte Der Sc.
fraate, ,abcr lissu fam i9 Is aud.A
Sic auiprudsIoie Durdlau6t.
uaiere Durdlaudt brouht bcinab' gar
feline 8coienung mebr, 0nrdlaudt aeruben.
fat Niles iclbit ;u tbun, - Durblau1t &C.
ben losar 90diielbt lpaSiercn!
y In elmer @arnunastofcI i'm Qeie,imn,er
siaes 9o.els in Mainc beibt es: 9errcn ucr'
ben eriuht, ibrc sebraudtcn 9abafpricmdcn
niht auf oas NaminfimS ,u legen. ba feline
ainoer lc lei9t fir &aitanicn balten modten
8aucr unb Nrst.
Gin Bauer fam gu eincm gr;t unb fIagtc,
Dap CT an Icinem Aorper araes SUDDEN Der.
ipiire, uno DerlanJtc elm Mittcl oaae9cm.
Ser Nr;t antportetc. ga wcib ib ilr
Sud einen redt suten &atbC tratt Gut!"
@ad bem GMen III SotcI.
@al: aelucr, sahlen!
Aellncr: sic babcn 9cbabt Sxppe, &ino.
Hcl@ nit Senflauee, &oltbratcn uno aartof.
felu, bite, mas baben Sic nod?
6aY: 9unacr!
Snb Der S1uIe.
Gin se1rcr iaste chit ;u einem fleinen
Gnabsn: sd scbe Dir cinen 3baler, weun
W. ittl fVSil, wv Vutt w.
ySagea Sic mir" ant,uortete Der Huge
anabs. ipo CT nidt 1T, uno iD mill Sbnen
5uei Gcbcn."
0crIette Dunia.
Tafnr: Sd fon,me nod cinmaI, CO III
meine Tfidt, Sic Dor Sbrem lebtcn @ansc su
fragsn: Sabem Sic auf oicicr @elt nod cine
Sittc, einen @unfd, CT ioI 9bnen erfuut
pcrStn!
9slinaus.i: ga, ssrs gaior, Ia1sn Sic
Sin NaiurIdn9er NIB nebenbei ard
GGuciScrmeiiter in @islcben aab feline g.,
oidtc in 6alle beraus. Ser Sdmeibcr pcrs
Iicb it ipcaen Gatiernuna BON Drudorte ouf
bfn Seger, uno bieier crlaubte iid folecnben
Gpab. Sm benz @inoau9sseoidte beibt es
na,uiid bel benz Sdncioer:
@cnn Stiirme aud totem,
SIN gcbenssemiibI
SD piiide bic Hoien,
llnb tbrdnc mic bel.
Scr Scber berbeierte:
@enn Stiirmc aud totem,
SIM QebensgeniibI,.
Sd ffide bic 9oien,
1lnb tr.nne bieI.
Sd weib nidt, nie Sic fih ais rcidcr
Mnnn nod INNER als 9ungseieac berum.
frcibca moacn, Sic fonntcn 'o,d iid,r cine
Gran erndhrem. - ia, erndbrcn !onntc ID
idon cine U:au, abcr fleiaen, f~lcipsn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-16
Sic @ocfbiQe Wahle

1T nun ipieber auf bas Nene einscridtct uni
erOfnet. 9as seebrte &ublitum bon Mab'
unb Gern niro fremnblidit einaeIaben, ocr
Miible feline CUNT gu fdenten. 9err Sic
8eis bon @olb Sprins 1T ber WiiIer.
~ 4aar @elb tpiro %ieoer;eit fir @ci;eu
be,abIt.
.. 9ennen gisent6amer.
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@athG9el@dft
bon
.9ulius 8inSler,
Neben 8racmer's SoteI,

81. GIoub, M~inefota.
9err &inbler bdlt ifcts elm ausgeseidnctcs
Eager bon Yierbeeeidtrren, Satteln, Yeitiden,
Vierbef1mmen, 8iriten u. I. IN. II. (. ~. an
9anb. Man berfaume nidt, ii1 mad beTen
bilisen Yreiien unb beaen @aaren gu erfun.
oieen. 25-
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D.. II. Spicer,

ct. @ermainitraBe, ct. Gloub,
~berfauft M6bcI aIIer Mrt AT tpeit biQiscren
Yreiien, ais aue anberen @0beltaaer. Gr 1T
int Stanbe bies gu tbun, Do er feline Mobcl
elbf fabrisirt. 80.
Ntan sebe nidt an feinem store Dorbei,
obne cin,utrctem. "a
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.AYe7''s Cnthnrtic Pills
fir ale 3mede elmer Tam;lienmeo;Sin
3lr 0eilunq
ppn 9er1topfun1,

ppn Wef1fDpfnn4,
@elbfudt Dpspspftp, I'M
perbauIibteit. Snentez
rte, Wagenz unb 8ruits
bei6Uerben,
Motblauf, 8opfwe5, Gez
.'bwIlite, &be,.mattss
nus, Nnsi6lGg unh
soauttrantbeiten, @aIs
! lenfeber 9eberIetben,
&aMeriudbt. Mingwxrn,,
Beulen Mnb GdlsFMB,
@Itmer, 8i1t. Nerpens
itmerjen, ais Dime,
Eiuen uno snr 1ein's
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@pp !! @pR J.

Die llnterseidnctsn fiitS CUR Gntsesennab.
me bon setelnnsen oller art, wel@e r. i9r
@eiddit einihldsen, bereit. @idt bIob fur bic
Saloons bon Stearns So. ionberm aud fir
als umlicaenbcn Gountss iino iie erbotis, ben
bcfcn 4op aus ttrer Gaetorb gu liefern, tuel&er
icmals III st. Gloub ODER llmgcseno f%abrisirt
ipcroen 1T. Sur Gntacsennabme bon ORDERS
erbieten iid freanclidit
Ncbifbon 8 1bielcn.
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e8 @i(ocrrabmcn. sros unb tlcin, idon
nnb elegant, pcrsoloet ODER Don SladpaInub,
itets 81 ben biuisi ten %reiien oorrdtbis bel
50. &oIenber9er.
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Das SduIiabr beeinnt am erten Montas
i'm September uns idlieSt Gnbe Stunt: Die
90slinse meroen inoeb ;u ieoer Belt tpdbrenb
bes Sabres auf9enommen. Soft uno Scr.
pfesnn9 fir fInf Wfonate $4,000.
Muiit &c. ertra au besablcn. Dte critic
Seiion bcsinnt am l. @oatas i'm Septcm>
Der; bic sweite am l. Wontas i'm 0ebruar.
SIR Nd9crrs tpenbe man fid an
Mother Walburga, O.. S. B.
2 L. B. "a st. Cloud, Mimi.
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X gn elmer @%arnunastafcl im 2eiesimmer
sines 9o.els in Mainc beibt es: 9erren tucr.
ben eriuAt, i6rc scbraudtcn 9abafpricmdcn
niht aui bas aaminfims gu lesen. ba feline
aiaoer lc leitt fir aaitanicn balten modten
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yous'" said the old man with n little SIGH.
Youth is q romance; old age is historv.p
The conversation turnngon Gambottn. soma
body expressed his surprise tliat thor. ~,
late such n good understanding. nluos, a
friendship. between the former dnu.a.tn,,,.nr,
NJ. Theirs. malicious smile appenr,I an tI,,
thin lips Of the old man: Don't Won ii,ink ,,
answered he. that. since we may hayatns, yoi.
low him some day. We shall not De WORSE IN for
giving him little washing and drcs,inr La.
forohnnd"
On Thiorss right at the table sat tho Old HE.
torian Mgnct. II friend of siNty-tw1 y.,r.,
standing. They began their carccrt1.. f0.rat
the law School at AK. when bar ly '.lt.,n
years old. and have never parted o.,un.,,
since. The spectacle Of thc-, two yet.r.n4.t
French literature and history. sitting -.l, 10
side at this banquet. is DIES ribbed as o.coftl,
most toucllin-, that can b' conceived.
Another old friend expected ut Che f., i,.,i,co,
sick then and is dead now-the Conn. p,,i
Daru. lie was the younger OF the t.r.,.. hcin,
only seventy years old. He was .thcr a hlsto.
rian nora statesman; but his fauler WAS l.,tb
Napoleon and Josephine wcrc his 90 ifatho,
and godmothcr. and The profession of q older
was assigned to him when he was still in tha
cradle. He served for several years. retired
with the grade Of captain Of artillery, ana upop
the death OF his father entered the Chamber Of
Peers as hereditary member. Later hc was ,
member OF the Assemble Consti'uante and Il
the Assemble Legislative. of which be hscaml
the Nice-prcsidont in 1850 At ths coup Ictat
he retired into private life. and has boon known
ever since as the greatest sporting authority IN
France. H. was one az the founders II tho
Jo key Club and one of thr most indcfati,ai
society men Of Paris He was to be- seen every.
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SUNDAY, MAY 10. 1877.
The Constitution VIII vindicate Itself


,,
Inc '""s''u''o" WIN '"'"'c"'c i'sc'''
We copied the other day from the Graphic
como remarks on public aifairs, In which the
following opinion was expressed:
There were hut two courses open 70 The President
call an extra session. OF consre.. 10 make PROVISION Tor
a. ,ggi or. He d is s GA anh;her hos made
through IT, already torn and broken gro'o9s Let this
come nsmcni when nobody necds much when 1t stands
III inc way "'''''"'
IL VIII not 90 10 upnrl''on 'nc Ovil9,''u',on
because 'hero Is i,'s'ucn' VINO nus DC
CONN lossVsScu oi 'no oHVVu'No fo"'i
tn'ous" h"u''",V"' u''i"'"''O" VI '"o
clcVVo'"l 'o'cs' "i,' ""V' " avn Vi''v"ii.
"liHs NV"s Vs. HcVfS ''v ~ my ." wv
without IA! ""'u' i'.' 's''', ''i ne 'ii'V''
We mus '''''V','',' ''''' '''V "''V"
i'"S NV '.''', INV ''' "a
"''N' /" Stl'V "a ''V '''''S ""''" .'S "'''
- vNVV""'''' - N' 'N '''"''' "N''''''..
IL mas ptVNNV $50 ~ '-- "," 81 WV '."' "t
'"' "!". .'S '''', .'"S ''>'.',,'' 49, u "'''
!o' N""''"'' "S''' w. '-' '.".''i,~.
h"n"s ""'en navy '.'.,.'N WY" II '"' '''S'
"'' r''"''7' va 81" 80 ."'
l'"ls ".""l" ~ ,'S.''"'7' $50, '''' 'e'
V'""'.n~ d" "s 'D'". "'r" ".' wa,
A''V' '"N'1''S r'N'eN o. '"V UNIV. IL NEE"
occasion n' SUI Prise ''.'' sue" iI'S''u'
sn'".N 7'eN 10 govern '"' country ny M''"-
"'7 '"tt ar, no, ''l''i'n'" ny inc 'v's'''N-
Won We S"'"'u '"'"'r i''" l''N"lu /" 'i'
N'N''''l'"' E VIC" '"' l"I'i'i''". Will "'
CERTAIN TO overtime WIN MS i'""'H'S 'n'
Nun WA" Niol"l'0 us lI'Nl'l'h7'
IL II ll'@' l'I"VuS ''ui sV 'h Ni".n '"'
Administrator mas 'A''r'| II mas u'|"n
U eon'uet lAc OvNtrhln'hl WITHOUT i"Nln-
~ Appropriated ho'"s' 40, oniy mas III no
money l"r th' support Oh lhe army nui IL
mas none ioi the snpl'i' oil 'he Iu"''i al 's-
ADJUSTMENTS oil IN" lhivh III " s'a'' OF ell
cheney when Congress assemblies nest au-
tuNh' whether III V''Vorr or December,
there Will De latE" arrears OF pay du"
70 the army. and the Federal Courts Will
have been clos 'I. cor they viii have been
kept open without laymrn, OF their cA-
rcnscs.
This is condition ~ affairs in which
1t Is impossible tor the Executive TO pug
sue the do-nothiug course that this Adj
m.nistrauon has rt~N Ncd Gion. without
Danger 81 lmp't,nui, ut Inc constitution
mai. j tho im. rrutNr dut. Of t.' li,si-
dent, from time O. time. to s.Nc to Congress
Information OF tie state ot the Union, ana .3
recommend TO their consideration such
measures as he shall judge necessary and
oXpcdiont. 1t says that lac " shall do this;
AID that he may not have the excuse that
Congress Is not in session t. relieve him
from the performance OF this duty, it en-
powers him. on extraordinary occasions,
to convene both Houses at any time when
they are not regularly convened 1t is un-
dpubteily Referred In I'll" first Instance, to
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been enormously Increased. and extravaganza
encouraged in every department Of life. was the
active cause that led to the collapse in 1873. and
10 tho prostration OF enterprise. trade and in
dustry which followed it. and has been growing
worse since then. The remedy now suggested
is to increase these burdens by mourning new
debt with additional taxation. MIR. HAYES
thinks the hair OF the dog is good for the bite,
and the Ring Of politicians which is running
the Administration would like TO handle the
untold millions necessary for a liberal system
Of Internal improvements"
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much money as we have supposed they were,
but that with 1881 900 they will both pay for
the work now in progress, and construct n
covering for the rotunda But 1t does not
deny that the building will not be completed
for tho 1891 ,OOO and that n great deal more
money will be required before we get dono
with it.
The expense, however, Is n small matter
compared with the permanent architectural
cyesorc which the Commissioners are going
to inilict upon tho community. The spec
taclo OF Romanesquc wing stuck on to u
Palladian main building, and Of ROmancsquo
arches in red and yellow brick work with
granite columns mixed in with Renaissance
rilastcrs and nichcs Is ono which no man OF
taste can contemplate without pain. Tho
WOrH refers US to Monsieur NIOLLEr-LE-
Duo az eanctioning this solccsm. That
distinguished architect, we are sure never
would have obtained the reputation he en-
Joys II he had acted upon tho principles
which the World ascribcs TO him. In point Of
fact, we happen to know that he is strenu-
GUS and persistent advocate OF that very
unity Of architectural style which tho work
on the New Court House go ilagrantly vio-
latcs. In one case, indeed that of the restora-
tion of the Cathedral Of St Denis in France
he went 50 far as to dcmoish tho result Of
several years labor. simply because the style
IT embodied was not in strict unity with that
Of the original cdillcc. There are many cx-
amplcs, indeed. OF the employment of various
styles Of architecture in the same luilding,
tut, in these, either the combination has
been 50 managed az not to produce dis
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advice In an affair OF tho heart, which shc
thinks IL 80 strange that she wonders
whether any one else was ever situated as
she Is now. Her case, however, is not so
phenomenal ms she magincs, and. therefore,
feeling sure tina. in replying to her we shall
help to relieve the minds Of others of our
fair readers, we treat her letter thus promi-
ncntly, and at length.
The perplcXitics of lovers are many and
various, yet after all they arrange them
selves in class q. Tho course Of true love
runs in comparatively few channels, and the
rocks and pebbles against which it dashcs
or over which it ripplcs, disturbed, but not
STOPPED In It's flowing, are well known to the
navigator who has studied tho charts pre-
pared by the poets, romancists, and other
vcnturcrs on those pcrturbcd waters. We
have recorded for us n body Of observations
and experiences In love which omits none Of
its varieties, and enables us to take up each
new case as presented with the certainty
which accompanies accurate knowledge Of
the whole delightful art.
Our country friend, who is at tho sweet
and ilnprcssionablc age Of seventeen, has
for about six months been engaged to n
young man who seems to enjoy the chains
which bind him. but who yet is at times dis
posed to stretch them to their furthcst
limit. For instance, she went to a place
about fifty miles from her homo last winter,
and her lover. unable to bear her absence,
journcycd th.thcr, and spent tho last two or
three weeks Of her stay with his sw 'cthcart;
and when shc came home. hc dutifully ac-
compauicd her This was conduct credit
able to tie young man; and though the girl
NH d la. Hf.4N. D.
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AccordIng 20 thclRonrd OF indian Commit.

-.oncrs. the red man and brother Is making re-
markahle and encouraging progress in the
ways 90 utilization. Sight years ago the In
d.ans within the limit, 81 tho United States
hal 7i7d houses. farmod 5i.9l7 acres OF land
raised $1,000 bushels II corn and l70o93 BUSH
n.s ~ ether cereals. ana owned 43 9G0 hor- =
and mules A. ~ cattle. 26-3 sheep. 2qse0
s~lue. Last year they had 547l7 hous
iarmal 3Is.l9i acres. raised 9.22J4G3 bushels
~ corn and 597 "a bush is - other cereals.
and oNA.l 3luui3 horses and mules while tho
total number ~ cattle. Sheep and swine had
reached l472t7n. In lsG- ia re wore III In
dnn Ao0'- o,th an a-Sr'-.tr attendance Of
i7I-; last year there were ia schools and
II 81, pupils.
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Tho announcement that SoNEnyIrrr has
ma a eieau tra..t ~ ISL ~ ho knows about the
safe burglary business WILL hl the hr.l-t- 90
tae bigger ra- ni- econ orurl IN that inlan..l
conspiracy with alarms anything iut vague.
tvnn 10 their IS ~ fears Should MOT 'e realized.
10 b. q sharp remind rta them that criminals %;
their sort are never out of the woods Il.lr
whole l.' i- fight from justice. with ur
-..uL l...l-Nf.
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SfoNARA n japanese traveller rcm0rk9 in
the ND'h tmeiipu h,risT that 30 Mr. frnts were ala
iue,.e, 1t would he required o.. hun tocomuh .'jY.htt
To- which Ice has been un ccicd. sioS,l inlhi a. ven
uuf r.tanl. now and forever that MI ftntS love. MS
c,euu It would not sIon han tAo PRESIDENTIAL IN
le,l-thh,tyo TiJOe
The Chicago TriJnne is wrong. HAYES being
covered all over with fraud. is the man to put
himself out u the way; and he has boon doing
twith all his might cv.r since the 9TH Of MAI Ii.
In his latest report the English Registrar
General coatcs some interesting facts about
London. Tho hugo city now covers 1872 square
miles. 1t contains 417,7i7 inhabited houses.
The population in July last was 3.is0 .i2s. and
thcro were 222,os6 more women than men.
With radius Of fifteen miles. to include tho
suburbs the population swcls to i.2sG, COZ. The
yearly increase is supposed 10 be n little over
1900. or the mon. 100000 odd make n livcll-
hood 10y the practice Of the learned and semi
learned professions. 81 900 IRE in trade. 505.-
GOO arc skilled workmen. 5000 ara lahorrre
$1,000 are unclas-incd. OF the women. 500. 1870
help their husbands in Che shop. 226 GOO are out
ut service. s. 900 are in the millinery and dress
making lines. 27.OOO are seamstrcssos or shirt
makers. 1900 laundr sses. 1900 tailor
ess's.' 5U11 shocmaSors. 5000 bookhind. RS.
1000 artificial flower makers. 1000 box and
I"ihlh- cVs' ihahtls' II mh'hinlAlS, anu 2'uNu
arc "s"nuowomcn.' There ar1 3li.000 boys
and girls in tho schools. l. rs than nty per
cent. of the inhabitants were born q Lon Ion.
one Lordonor In every six dies in some public
charitable institution. or laSt years q .atls
s.l7l were in wonNou-,s. 5.3lO ia hospitals.
Al in lunati, a-yiumi The y.oi. ut deaths 10
the year reached q tYtal Of SSH hHn.inss.
9G hsi-.,.i,les 20. suiel s2.i-l "uceidcni-.n In
May OF la8tsrar tllerr were about siN hours az
Sunshine day. On the ay. RACE during the
three fal months the average fell to between
ono and TWO hours.
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Make Your Heaven Here.


There is no royal or short cut to
heaven. If you want q heaven for
yourself in the world to come, pre-
pare it for yourself in the life that
now is. You have no reason TO
think you will enter upon the next
life in anywise changed in character
from what you are when you leave
this. "He that is unholy, let him
be unhcly still" And the character
with which yon leave this world will
be the slow and natural growth of the
years of your whole earthly life, and
cannot be the result of anything else,
the teaching of any theology to the
contrary Notwithstanding. The true
conception of human existence
doubtless is as one in this world
and the next-this the rill, that the
river; this the dawn, that the day;
this the bud, that the flower; this
the blade, that the full corn in the
ear. Heaven is not something to
be won, or bought, either by our
selves or somebody else for US; but
it is something to grow into. In
the next world you are simply your
self, only moved on and moved up.
Swedenburg somewhere gives a rep
resentstion of persons who had died.
and did not for a considerable time,
even know they were dead. Their
old thoughts and feelings. and loves
and desires Of an earthly life re
NAMED, and the world which they
had entered did not at first seem
different from the one they had left,
only it was spiritual instead OF
physical. Hence they went on in
their old pleasures. Only by de-
grees did they perceive their change
of states-and that as they them
selves became by natural processes
of growth and development, capable
of deeper seeing and higher knowl-
edge
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ONE WoMAN'S WORD.

Re kissed her lovely downcast eyes,
Her bonny brown locks falling low
" Ny heart, love, was not overwise
To be cRughtln this silken snare. know.
Fate mOcks us il a malicious guise--
The world forbids the baES-and so,
Kiss me, darling, and let me gon'
She stood a tip-toe at his side
Her tawny head just reached his breast
can, love, whatever fate betide,
Of all the world love thee bestl
And what were all the world beside
If fate from mine thy hand should wrestP'
She drew his dark face down and prest
His lips with passionate kisses-"No,
Ny love, cannot let thee gop'
NAY, sweetheart, hear me out" he said;
"Fate as averse and the world unkind;
The way oflife that we must tread
Lies dark before US. and love is blind.
Ease wealth, the path with roses spread,
My dainty darling must leave behind,
To take up the burden of toll instead,
With care and squalor and want-snd so,
Kiss me, dearest, and bid me CO."
Close she cuddled her dusky head
Against his breast-"Nay, dearest, see
If love were over and hope were dead,
The wealth ofthe world were naught to me.
But sweet, were it ever so poor shed,
And simple crust earned cheerfully,
With love to sweeten the bitter bread,
Welcome life of poverty
Or welcome love and death" she said,
"If only live and die with thee!'
Her white arms Iettered him fast" All mol
Dearest, ! will Got let thee go!"
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Is Friday an Unlucky Day9

FRIDAY, long remembered as n
day Of i'll omen, has been al event
full one in American history, and
Americans ought not 70 be afraid
of il.
Friday, Christopher Columbus
sailed on his voyage Of discovery.
Friday, ten weeks after, he dis
covered America.
Friday, Henry VII gave John
and Sebastian Cabot the commits
sion which led to the discovery Of
North America.
Friday, st. Augustine, the oldest
town in the United States, was
founded.
Friday, the "May Flower" with
Pilgrims arrived at Princetown, and
on Friday they signed the august
compact, the forerunner Of the
present Constitution.
Friday, George Washington was
born.
Friday, Bunker Hill was seized
and fortified.
Friday, the surrender Of Saratoga
was made.
Friday, the surrender Of Corn
wallis occurred.
Friday, the motion was made in
Congress that the United States
were, and of right ought to he, free
and independent.
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Just Human.

"Save me Doctor and I'll give
you a check for $i,OO0w
The doctor gave him a remedy
that soon eased him, and he called
out:
keep at it, Doctor, and I'll give
you Il check for five hundred dol
lars! T.
In half an hour he was able to sit
up, and he calmly remarked;
Doctor, feel like giving you a
fifty dollar bill"
When six months had been gath
cred to Times bosom the doctor
sent in his bill amounting to five
dollars. He was pressed to cut it
down to three, and after so doing
he sued him. got judgement, and
the patient put In stay of execu-
ton. The poet was pretty correct
when he wrote:
81 know no man whom l would trust;
l buy and sell for cash;
Each day know what l am worth,
And thus avoid a smash.