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FAUST AND MARGUERITE.


How lovingly the light and shadow blended,
How fast the night came ON,
How fair the garden was; hos pure. how holy,
Seemed Faust's seductive tone,
As with sudden. fond caressing motion,
He toyed with Gretchen's hair,
And whispered in a voice sublnei with passion
'"whaf has my darling therey',
What is it, sweef-some token from a lover,
Mayhapa fairies dover!
''Nay. nov, you laugh at foolish little Gretchen,
Bee. 'Tisa little flower,
picked it just for sport from out the border
OF poor dame Msrtha's plot
She smiled, then turned ASIDE her head and muir
INJURED
HE loves me-loyes me not.
sweet face,.' qoush Faust. Mephisto said tina,
Helen.
Troy's syren queen Was fair:
But thou Art fairer, nobler. pure, more perfect,
Thy virtues are most rsre;
That look from heaven was caught, not all earth
WSea or shrub or sod
Can put TO blush the beauty my treasure,
Fresh from the hand Of God.
But Marguerite still picked the little daisy
In pieces, Leaf by leaf,
Through Ill her quaint. her pretty glrl,sh rapture
There came no shade Of grief
No poisoned mother. no dead tabe, no PRISON,
No brothers restless ghost,
No fear. no dread to mock the coming morrow
Her heart was full Of Faust.
The aut'ring petals fell like tiny snow fakes,
And rested at her feet;
Her eager glsnces scanned the few remaining
So shy they seemed, so feet,
She told the last upon her dainty fingers,
And with An ecstacy
She could not fathom, nised her head and muir
INJURED
"He loves me-only me :"
He clasped her. "be-my child-this floral tribute
An oracle TO thee
Knowest thou all that IT means, come to me
dearest,
love thee-only thee
Oh shudder not, this look OF mine shall tell thee
What can not he expressed;
This pressure Of my hand shall claim. shall hol'
thee.
Nv truest one, my best"
Oh. Goethe! Thou hast taught the world q lessor
Quite logical and clear
We pay tor earthly joys, and earthly pleasures
Perhaps little dear,
Thy splendid genius and thy flights Of fancy
Are powerful to prove
Mankind will risk perdition sure, eternal
Lose heav'n and all for-love!
SEDALiA Nov. 9th, '7s.
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Don't be talked into buy.
ing anything butts Superior
cook stove. If
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SEQ the new North Star
Heating Stove. 6=
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Death Of Q Veteran Printer and
Editor.

The Warrensburg Journal Democrat came
TO Us this morning drapsd in deep mourn.
ing for the death Of Judge james H. Mid
dleton, one of the proprietor Of that paper.
He died At the residence Of his son, Dr.. s.
II. Middleton, ut Bsden, In St. Louis
county, on Thursday Of last week, after .
lingering illness.
Judge Middleton Was born on the Sth OF
November, 1910, 1t Washington City and
wac consequently nearly three score and ten
1t the time Of his death. He Vas one o
the oldest - we'll - the ablest printers and
editors in the State. Having learned the
printers trade in the government printing
Office he came to Missouri and has been
engaged in several Newspaper enterprises
here and in other states. In 1S49 he went
to Central America and started the Panama
Herud. He afterwards rtnrned TO Lsxing.
ton, Missouri, and in 1872 went to War
rensburg and established the Journal, which
was afterwards consolidated with the Demo.
erM.
James III. Middleton va . true man in
the broadest sense, and had hosts of friends
and acqusintancss al over the country Who
loved 20 DO him honor and Who now mourn
his death. He was one Of the old school
gentlemen, an old time patriarch, With
LOFTY mien and noble bearing" His great.
ct pleasure was m noble and charitable
deeds, and bis chief aim IN life was TO sus-
tain . bright record Of honor. integrity and
usefulness. Living, he had no enemies ;
dying, he leaves behind him brilliant ex.
ample, . shining record and innumerable
Borrowing, bus adlniripg friends. He VA
buried last Friday At o'clock from the n.
Z. church. 1t Warrsnsburg, Mo-
May his ashes rsst in peace.<
Criminal Court.
The following were yesterdays proceed.
ingr:
State W. Frank Barr; case taken up
owing to the intoxication of John Aldred,
"asSse10 AOA sue Ss3sss ~ y - PseCe0 ~ Gu
tody of the Sheriff until Monday morning
1t O'Clock.
State W David Davis recognised to up.
pear Saturday next.
State ". E. Harris and Rudolph Hair;
continued.
State "a. Monroe Mcclure; recognised "a
appear the frst Monday in April, 1879.
A nolle pros. was entered in the case oil
Jas. Kelly. Adam Fisher, Brown & Pratt
Smith and Wentselman.
State W. jas. Je6ries; dismissed at cost
Of defendant.
State ". James Brown continued II
cost of defendant.
State ". Albert Hampe; continued n
application of defendant at his coat.
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IF YOU

Don't See What You Want, Ask
For It.
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It il No Trouble to Swap Lies
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$780, 60 ID: e {: :; -: <; :: :;
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County Court.

Warrants were ordered to be Issued to the
following persons
Inn r Elliott for roaAs In district
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ise. But these things must occur, and
do, daily and hourly, and then Comes in
the duty and diligence and wonderful work
Of the train dispatcher. Then the watch
falnes. which i alwayI very great, begins
and - continued and carried On and on.
ioere.sing and multiplying and compound.
Ing. disorsanising. until all rules are made
impracticable, and all must Be 1t sea save
Tor the steady hand and clear head Of the
man q the helm, the train dispatcher.
Thus he u the auioc.at Everything IL
under his immediate supervisors add sub
Jet oaly to his order. Engineer, Train
Master, Superintendent even Pres,deut-
all are subject n him, and dare not
move train or venture upon the track
without his permissio1 and order. He
alone knows the entire situation; he alone
il matter Of il. BY his quick mind, and
steady, cool judgment and bead NUT the
tangled skein Be unraveled and the daaeen
Of the dangerous situaiioa Se avoided.
suppose, for instance, that train By some
means is detained at starting for ten min
utes. IL IL TO meet smother ct . siding ten
miles away. Perhaps il II further detained
At some unexpected point By rush Of Poe
sengess or some other cause still longer.
Then, in order that the train which il 10 to
meet may not Be delayed and the confusion
msdevo for the incoming traiaa, the train
which y 70 b met must b autographed to
come further on down the track, perhaps
to the next siding, to pso the late train.
So the dispatcher sends 10 the operator al
sous station which The incoming train has
not yet reached dispatch soneshisg like
shis:
Coeductos and Engineer. No. 7: Ron to
Table Rock regardlsss No. 4.
c. p. C, Dispaschsr.
So The train j. run On down 70 IL next
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Whoa, Emma!
The reluctance 10 get up early in The
morning, and the universal hunt for the
boot jsck 1t night-the thinness Of bed cover
and the thickness Of molasses proclsims
that winter has sent ON his advance agents
and the curtain will soon rise on that old
play in three acts entitled, "The Beautiful
Snow"
Well, who cares? The Detroit man says !:
See de leaves fallin' down
Hear de breezes BLOWN;
See de skies loOkin' like
De clouds would soon he snowin'.
Wake up. culiud folks
Hustle in dat wood;
Git in your meat and tsters,
For summers gone for good
See de frost on top de grass,
An h'sr de chili'en cryin';
DE ivy green has got chill,
An base ball am dyin'.
Wake up in de mawnin'-
Make dem black heels Hy!
Summers gone and winters cold
Won't pass de darkey by!
De possum vanden all alone,
lie voodchuck sadly CALI;
DE- hickory nut il can't held ON,
An TO de groun' it falls.
Lift up dem feet. brndrier-
Make de cabin tight!
d. winter will he long and cold,
kase summer was ~ bright!
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26

The following named parties are amol {
the thousands who have been cured q
oatarrh by the use of Dr.. sage's Catar l.
Remedy:
A +. Dowr s, New Geneva, Pa; ~ j.
R,own. st. Joseph, Mo-; f. G Lewis, Rut.
Ia 4. Vt; Levi SRri ger, Nettie Lake
Ohio; thas. Norcrop, North Chesterfield
NE; Milton Jones Scribe. N Y; J. E
Muller Br,asos 'Gn wyo1 g Me-, nsT
,@an gansport fsP ind +. W VIZ B.lley W II mons m1a.
a; H. B. Ayers, La Porte. Ind; Jessie M
sears Ft. Branch, Ind l.. Williams, Can.
ton. Mo-; w: A. Thayer, Onarga, III
B, Nichols, Jr., Galyeston; Texas, Jonas
Rtinett sto1esyi,Ie, . Pa :; W. Lush 4
i4ms, Helmick, ohio; Mrs. M. A Currey
trenton, rel n; ]. g. Joslin Keene n.
II; A. J G sper, Table Rock, w. Va:
,+uis Anders Ga, sport, Ohio;O. Chase
francisco, Co.: MIS-. E, NJ. Galus Law :
TensrVIlto oWa: 3. smtii, Newman, es, Ga has os'
RICE, Baltimore, Md F.; Jesse. M Scar, i'ar
1s'e I'd; Danl Is. miller, Ft. Wayne
Ind !; Mrs, Minnie Annals, 200 Delaney
Mich; W. F. Mars on, Lowell Sass Mrs
I, J Spurtin. Csmden, Ala Cbas. f. Kaw
Frederlcktown Ohio; Mrs Lucy Hunter
Farming on, sIll; capt E J. sspauldins
amp Stambaugb, Wyo; l, w. tracy
St+ambeat Rock, Iowa; mrs Lydia Waite
Ahushan. NJ. Y; J: M. PECK, Junction
city, Mont; Henry Ebe, Bantas, CAL; l. T.
Cummings, Re- utoul, M; s. E. Jones,
CharltstOwn Four 'orners, N. Y; Geo. F.
Hall, Peu to.C VIM. T. Bartrie. sterl-
l,g. Pa d; H. II. Ebon, 04S Penn street, Fits
r,li,g, PA J. K. JncKmau, SamuePS Depot
ky': Uenry Zobris Geneva, N. Y; Miss
at 'e Parrot Montg merry, ohio, l.. Ieu
b ook Chatham, H.; B. Mccoy, Mast 4.
polt, O 10; w. Warner, North Jack
n Mich Miss Mary A.. Whine, raren
Wis; Jnhn Zeigler, Carl q springs. Pa !,
Jam + Toml kins ST. loud, Minn., Fncct,
Ken hin; - b. Nichols, Galv. ston, t. Y;
II L.. aird 'inrer lton, Ill; John Davis
Pre- cott, ariz Mrs Nancy Graham, + O. es,
owe, Greg. .. .
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Warranted for Five Years.
CA AUTIONi

All persone are cautioned not to make,
deal In or use, any sewing ma.'biues which
3. W wi Ii our needle. and ma the elastic
stfch, or that have the new patent self-fecd
at acnmeLt uEleS- the same ar, purchased
from this Company, or their aoeuts or II.
wsre OF worthless limitations and unscrur-
ulous parties who Ne copied our circulars
advertisements. &c. anub " tr3 mt.
- hi T. q manufactured BY US. ..
1.-The wonder Is how so good machine
csn be sold at SO low Z ap1ice."-lGlohe.
w, have the machine ana ,ousider IL
A. lass in every respect. - Transcript.
rCnristian Index. N. u. . ,%pNE
he macnine arrived safely. We are
more tnau pleas Il with II IL does all yfN
clam for 1T ard more. We shall cali ;hs
attention OF our readers to it."-["t. LOUIS
Christian. u" '.'N.
prompt IN all their dealings and one that
we commepd to cur readers.'-tA Age, n. y.
SAMPLE machines with table end tycatile
ro,warded 70 any part of The world Oh re-
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS. g.,,s .sa.
spec,aI terms aud extra Inducements 10
mal+ aud female agents, stol e.kcepers, etc.
County rights given to smart agents free,
containing terms, ties t. monisls, engraviIes
ETC.. sent free. All n oney sent In post
Office money or ers, drafts or by ex pi.ss
are p rfactly secure. Safe dx!iSe. y nf oul
goods guaranteed. a.r. !
All orders, G, ,nlmunications, etc., mu
b. ada essad to Tho . ..' N' h.
pEEH EsS MANUFACTURING AZ,
pHlLADELpHTA.P PA: 10 to Ns1.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
AN OPEN LETTER.
r. SPEAHS FOR ITSELF.
RocKPoRr, Mass, April 2, 1877.

Me. EDITcR:-Having read IN your paper
r-po,ts of the remark able 9 cure tor calarrh,
i,n | duced to tel what know abnu,
Cat .f1h, and ffncy the ''shuff'' ard ''in-
haiiLg-tube" makers ( ere .ollaf. grab
= nlilar cure u The p4prrs. For 70 years
suffered with 'starrh. The nasal pas
sakes beca ne compile ely closed. '~nuf1.''
'nst,p 'ashes," 'irhajing-tubes," an6
Isl ,c s." wouldn't work. though at inter
vals L would sniff up the so-calted catarrb
snuff, until became valuable tester fO
allch net icines. 1 gradually grew W rise,
and M one eau know now muchI suffered
or what @ miserable. being I was Ny
head achtd over my eyes so that I wss
conf1n ed 10 my head for many successive,
one time lasted continuously for E68hours.
All sense of smell land taste gone, sight
and caring impaired, body v-th, upgen ali )
Yves h k4litd, n Gus system shattered and
constitution broken, and / was hawking
and spittipg seven elshths OF the time. !
iering. A favorable notice in your pape,
of Or. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy Induced me
to purchase q package, and use it with
DR.. Pserce's Nasal Do1che, which applies
the remedy by hydrostatic pressure, the
Only way compatible with common sense.
Well. Mr. Editor, it did not cure me In
thee fourths of q second. nor In one hour
or moEth, but in less than eight minutes
7 was relieved, and III three months eLtIle.
ly cured, and have remained so for owe,
sixteen months. While using the Catarrh
Remedy, / used Dr. Pierce,s Golden Medl
cal Discovery to purify my blood and
strengthen my stomach. / also kept my
liver active and bowels regular by the use
his lea.ant Purgative Pellets. II my ex
perience will induce other sufferers to
SEEK The same means OF relief. this lette,
will have answered its purpose.
Yours truly, g. D. REMICK.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
NATURAL SELECTION.

y Investigators Of natural science have de.
nonstrated beyond controversy, thai
throughout the animal Kingdom the "sur-
vtvsi OF the ftteAL" is the only law that
youchsafes Thrift and perpe;uity. Does moi
shs same principle COVER, the commercial
Prosperity sf man? An In eriOr cannon
supersede superior article. by re eassnful
super or merit, Dr. Peirce's Standard Medl-
cines lave outrivaled all othe's. Their sale
~ the United States slone exceeds one mil 4,
lion dollars per aDpum, while the amonnt
exported foots up to sever al hundred thou.
sand m re. No business could grow I o such
gigantic proportions and. rest upon any
9th basis than that OF merit.
DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
ls Pleasant to Use.
DR. sSAGEs CATARRH REMEDY
c Its cures extend oyera period of9O years.
DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
Its s lie constantly increases
DIR. SAGES CATARRH REMEDY
Cures by lis Mild, Soothing Efftct.
DIR. sAGEs CATARRH REMEDY
Cures "Cold in Hetd' and Catarrh,
....g OR OzHna. .- Il
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
THIS MACHINE

g the mest simple and compact: the noSs
iurable and economical; model " COM
1ined simplicity, strength and beauty.
New and numerous patented attach ments
No complicated machinery 70 Ge con.
Stantly getling out ofcrder. '".
so easy TO learn that child can 'un 1t,
III do Ill Kinds Of sewing, from the finest
% the coarses,; WIFI hem, FELL, tur k. braid,
ord, gather. embroiter, &c. Uses sell.
.djusting e,rai ht needles. aIi uescr ptiORs
# Gotten s.lks and thread Ma es the
strongest sti eli known; The clo' will tear
netore the seAts, wall rip; use. the thread
beauti ully ftu!s.el AID highly orna.
mentfd and '".+. ..et. N.NH
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26

ri c nmat money faster at wark for us
requirtd; we wit S arr YOU 81 day at
hoe made ny the irdu.tr Gus, Mfu Wom-
en-, b ,ys and girls wause!fs everyw II, RI. to
,wo X fr us Sow Il the Tin e. Cosby
oulnt and terms Tree. Acd:ess liz, E d
Co, Augusta. Maize.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
A DISCOVERY
v I ? ,
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Is Alternative, o. Blood Cleansing rsa y
(. -tl.--a TO- ygrAEEq -yry LIAI II.Iua
GOLDEN MEDICAL :. DISCOVERY
Is Pectorai.
GOLDEN MEDICAL 8 DISCOVERY
j, Is Cholagogue, or Liver Stimulant.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVE tgl1Js
Z 1oT s9ara Is Tonic. sstq atal Inc yf,g
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY

b
BY reason Of its Alternative properties, cures
Diseases OF the Blood and skin, I'D kcrof1la,
or King'Es Evil; Tumors b. Ulee q, or old
ores; blutches; lmples, and Ernp,ionS.
By virtue Of its PICTORIAL properties, II cures
Hfoaehial. Ih eat. aud Lung Atfscffpns;I In-
cip,ent G nsumptiop; Lingering CoughA
aud Chronic Laryngitis. It's Oholagogue
properties rendtr i, an uneaualied rem edy,
for Bil BUSINESS; TORPID Liver, OF !" Liver
t'ou rlaint" and It's Tonic properties make
itequally eff :acious In curing Indigesticns
Loss Of Appetite, and Dyspepsia nE@
Where The skin IL sallOW aud covered
with blotches end pimples, or where Ih.re
.crofulous swelinps aud affections, "a iew
b titles of Gol'en Medical Diseav rs will
ettectan en- iiecure Ifyouieel dull, drowsy,
debiliLated, h.ye sallow coior OF skin, si
yelowish- -br wn spots lace or body, ire
quent headache or dizziness, bad taste In
mouth, j. ernal heat or chiIls alternated
wi b hot fiushes, low spirits and lo,my
lore b. .dings. irregular appetite, On tongue
coated, youare nffe ring from torpid Liver
or 'Biliousness In many eases Of Liver
Complaint only part Of iihesa lsympton,,s
are experienced asa relnedy, for, un suct
cases, DIR. tierce's Golden Medical DIS.
cove. y has no equal. as 1t effects perfect
cures leaving the liver strengthened AMI
healthy. i.a AA&2S @1T -
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
THE PEOPLES e,.
s ssH #r rnr EEs} " ts
MEDICAL SERVANT.

AID manutat turt-r OF the fprrg,,ing RENE.
H. all 81 Which are sod T. dtuggi.t>, ise
$ also The Suthnr o. the People S Common
T. Sc Mlticas Ad is r a work ut near $
ore thousand pages, with iwo han irtd and
7ia'es. He has already sold OF ills pepular
WoIk
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
RI 1NOn1O
FOR ..
1873.

,.co ,hc ch'ags !, tho e!pne' r1l' e p ?
- oh f1 SD May :, 500. III H.
Wwn VI ! /, haa ecnrnnthe hr glltesh. sFr gin
" st r.t., larry aDd ro,'uar lnuraa u
70 70 '.,4'ro riis." L il en'e. .tai",t,f, in'r, =,
.,t.,'. ~ g,t 3er 'ut, far at'A trn'hu'.
= 4 & v7n Willingly to 40 man, ho'
r. :. !, ~ Il and o pa ~ IL n ~
>.shj cts p sar.H. 90 az 81. ~ - an" n
ri, y ,r It ase t" "ake l'.r',
5r -" mp Il ".,11, W, a. , M
sT,. r cen We re fite ph''H WIN " lcn
.,ry ~:i rc>, ~, as Lac "a ~
ytn.s >, ia i d rart'3an co ~ h',e.
IN ~ ~. IL IA shss,ssl' fXl r's,on i !"
.esaard i "enu, e p rui man. l1r "
m II dS n We !gpi IN, !oT 'hF'i@h
'fj alton o' ne rubi setV ce Hi'n t"l q
rr, ,tic q - %, tnH sims o or parry or
ga,Iz lions. Whrrvs. end whenever n
rmuc,tt nartr pr vs. rs ~ ~ a, IT, f!l,S
y, rr1r dpmaLd he "Oal.D VIII iesr
rWho,di whereye> "a whIneyYe5r We
il. = short o. att Liuls 10 CoU tfract ms
ponuArdcm,n WJHltp WI! rrI2'
i,rriy oppose and dep"u ce Il in *orl
rms WOR, j. 3,eh eves The Dam Gcfa y
, ,rty to evist for The good OF t.e hual.e
service It'd a.s not o'-lisve he pu5l1c ser
ne !. exist for lhe so def The Democrat
14rty q.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
MEDICAL.
: T7T7 y -7--7-7- I'd -T5a-- 77'T :
DR. PIERCE'S
4 .siT 'UGa'a1-a ala99l " in .sC a
". STANDARD REMEDIES s.s.'.. s. e

Are nstadvertised as "cure-alls," but ART
specifics In the diseases for which they are
recommended. ga rea4-. aq.st r..I 1+
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are amor
the thousands who have been cured {
oatarrh by the use OF DR.. Sage's Catar.
Remedy:
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
-'-"'-> CURES DISEASES or THE ~
.IpaAl, LUNGS, LIVER x BLOOD

III the wonderful medicine to which the afilict
cd are above directed for relief, the discovCre.
believes he has combined in harmony sore
n lures sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilled into the vegetable kingdom,
for healing the sick, than were ever before com.
bilel in one medicine. The evidence of this fac
is t)und in the great variety of most obstinate
diseases which it has beci> found to conquer. II.
the cure of Bronclfti.,, !, Severe Coughs
and the early stages of COnsum ptiOn. It ha
istonished the medical faculty, and emnel
physicians pronounce:t the greatest medica.
discovery Of the ago. While it cures the sever
ct Coughs, II strengthens 1le system and purk.
stes the blood. l. ! its great and thorough
blood-purifying properties, It cures all Hu.
Biotch, Pimple. or Eruption. Mercurial
ar9Llicated, and vigorous health and a sound
lheurn, Fever Sores, Scaly or Rough
by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful.
puaifying, and invigorating medicine.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal.
low color Of skin, or yell0wish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste In mouth, internal heat or chills alters
mated with hot lushes, low Spirits and gloomy
forebodngs, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated, You are suffering from Torpid Livers
or BiliOusness.0 In many cases Of
sEiver Complaint" only part Of these
symptoms are experienced. As a remedy for
al! such cases, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
coyery has no equal as it effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-26
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of the United Sta!es a! q tnle'gn &ouhii9'
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-21

4 Coop REcoMMENpATIoN.-"Sir. /,
said q lad coming down to one of the
,wharves in Boston, and addressing well
known merchant, "Sir. have you any
berth for me on your ship3 I want te
earn something"
man.
II can try my best to do whatever
am put to do,". answered the boy.
What have you done? ?"
Il have. sawed and spit all mother'a
wood for nigh two years."
What have you not done ?" asked the
questioner.
"Weli, sir" answered the boy, after a
moments pause, ~ have not whispered
once in school for whole year"
:, That's enough" said the gentleman
you may ship aboard this vessel, and /
hope to see you master of her, some day.
A BOY who can masto- q woodpile, and
stuff" - eoo'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-21
THnEE TH1Nas.-Three tbinga 10 lov,

THREE THINGs.-Three things to love
courage. gentleness and affection.
Three things to admire-intellect, dig
nifty aud gracefulness.
Three things to hate-crueliy, arro-
gance and ingr st:iude.
Three things to delight in--beauty,
frankness and freedom.
Three things to wish fnr-heal.ia
friends and contented spirit.
Three things to liko-cordiality, good
hnmor and cheorfulness.
Three things to avoid-idleness, loqua-
city and fippant jesting.
Three things to cultivate-good books,
good friends and humor.
Three things to contend fo.-honor,
country and friends.
!. Three things to govern-,emper, ton.
que and conduct
Three things to think os-life, death
and eternity.