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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

TnE NARRowEsT RAILROAD EVER
kNowN.-A new railroad from Bedford
10 Dillerics enjoys the distinction Of hav-
ing the narrowest gauge of any railroad in
tho world-two feet. 1t was accepted by
the commissioners some three weeks since
and ia now running seven trains each way
daily, snd is curiosity in its way. AT
the inyitntion Of Manager Mansfield, the
press Of Boston and Lowell were invited
10 rdo over and inspect tho new enter
prise, which they did in company with
the Directors and invited guests. Start
ing from the Lowell depot, n half hours
ride over the Middlesex Central brought
the Boston party to the southern terminus
~ tho narrow gauge road at Bedford. -
The appearance of the little cars and en-
rine of the new road wss unique indeed.
The cars act very low on the trucks, are
fo-ty feet in length, six feet two inches
outside width, with walls three inches
,hick leaving total inside width OF five
feet eight inches.
The cars are made by The Ranett
Company of Lacona, New Hampshire,
and are models of neatness and beauty,
heing finished in fancy woods. The seats,
which are upholstered in plush. are rang
ed alter the usual order, each seating but
one person and each car but thirty per-
cons. All the wheels of the rolling stock
srele; ghteen inches in diameter, except the
drivers on the engine, which are thirty
inches. The engine is a model OF com
pactness and is a sort OF double ender,
thus saving the use Of the turn-table. Az
ter trip over tho road one marvels at the
smoothness with which the trains pass
over the ninety different grades in the
63 100 miles OF road bed to tho northern
terminus at North Billerica. All trains
are equipped with the Miller platform and
vscuum brake, and the rolling stock at
present consists Of two locomotives, two
Psasenger, two observation, six fiat cars
and one box car. The locomotives, with
coal and water and men, weigh twelve
ions each, the passenger cars four and
enc. half tons, and the cost Of the same
WAS respectively $500 and $4,000 each
The road cost about $50, 900 all equipped
and the capital stock of tho corporation il
$4,000, of which S43 COO has been paid in
1t costs Sl8a day to run its trains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

CURIOUS NESTING PLACE.-Birds arc
strange creatures and often nest in strange
places. The latest evidence of thia is
quoted from the London Times. written
by correspondent from East Casham,
Hants. at may be interesting to soms
of your readers"-so runs the paragraph
1T be informed that on small piece
of framework underneath third class
smoking carriage on the London s. South
western Railway, water wag tail has
built her nest, and reared young and
thriving family of four. The train runs
regularly from Cosham to Harvant FIVE
times a day, in ell about forty miles; and
the station master informs me that during
the absence OF the train the male bird
keeps close to the spot, waiting with
manifest interest and anxiety the return
of his family from their periodical tours"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A CURIOUS experiment has been tried
with buttermilk by testing it against
claret. One who is in the secret will
bet with one who is not that the latter,
if bindfolded, cannot distinguish clsret
from buttermilk by the taste. Several
glasses are filed with claret, and mn
equal number with buttermilk. and they
are handed alternately to the blndfnld- =
ed person, who tastes. For time he
will name the respective liquors correct
ly; but after awhile his sense of taste
becomes confused, and he insist that
bcttermik ia clsret, and vice UerSa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

THE BEST EDUCATIoN.-Edward Ev-
erett, the gifted orator, never spoke more
truthlulIy then when ulterng the follow
ing words: "TQ read the English Ian
guage we'll, to writs with dispatch neat,
legible hand, and be master Of the first
four rules of arithmetic, 80 as TO dispose
OF at once, withNccuracy, every question
Of figures which comes up in Practice
| call this good education. And if You
sdd The ability to write pure grammatical
English, | regard it as au excellent ed
ucation. These are the tools. You can
do much with them, but you are help
less without them. They are the found
alton and unless you begin with these,
all your Aashy sttainments, y little gso-
ogy, and all other ologies and osophies,
are ostentatious rubbish"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A YOUNG man of eighteen, living near
Mounjoy, Pa, is II sort of human com
pass. At his home he sleeps on u bed =
stead whose head board is due south, he
retres and arises at early hours, but in
the morning invariably finds himself
turned completely round in the bed, with
his head pointing northward. He has
slept in beds away from homo, aud in all
sorts of positions, but when asleep the
change OF position always occurs, and
when he awakes his head is seeking
north polarity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16
EXCHANGING COURTEsIEs.

He was the manager Of the church fair,
and one morning he walked into the
newspaper office and said, "Wsnt an
item this morning ?''
"Of course" replied the editor, where
upon the visitor laid the following note
on the table
The ladies OF the----street church
will give festival at their vestry hall
next Friday evening. Literary and mu
sical entertainments will be provided, and
supper will be served to all who desire
The ladies in charge OF the affair have
much experience in such matters, and are
sure 10 provide good time. The ad-
mission will be only fifteen cents, and it
i. certain that no one can spend that
smount to better advantage. Be sure
10 go and take your friends"
Whsn the editor had read it he said
'Oh, see, an advertisement"
mo, not an advertisement. We pre-
fer to have it go in the local column" re-
piled the manager. And seeing the edi-
tor looked skeptical he continued, ut
will interest great many Of your readers
and help good cause besides we have
spent so much money in getting up our
entertainment that we can not s1ord 20
advertise it without increasing the price
OF the tickets. In such matter as this
We ought to be willing to help each 9TH
er."
well" said the editor, "If it goes
into the locals, suppose you would re-
eiprocate by reading little notice in
your church neItSunday." The visiting
brother asked what notice, and the editor
wrote and handed him the following:
Tho Weekly Chronicle for the coming
year will be the best and cheapest family
paper in Maine. Its proprietor has had
much experience, and has all the helps
which large outlay of money can pro-
cure. His paper has larger circulation
than any other published in the county.
and is to be furnished at only two dollars.
1t is certain that no ono can spend that
smount TO better advantage. Be sure
10 take the Chronicle, and subscribe for
your friends"
The manager hemmed and hesitated,
and then said, solemnly, that he doubt
ad whether it would be judcious to read
such notice." but suggested that If it
was printed, copies of it might DO dis
tributsd at tho door of the vestry on the
evening OF the entertainment.
YES" said the editor, "but it would
attract more attention in the middle of
sermon. 1t will interest large numbe
of your congregation and help q good
cause and, besides, so much money is
spent upon the Chronicle that / don't see
how the owner can afford to print hand
bills to advertise II without increasing the
subscription price. In such amatter as
this we ought to be willing to help each
other ?"
Then the gentleman saw the situation
and went straight out, without leaving so
much as complimentary ticket.-Farm-
sHg.0n Ne CArOn,c{s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A CURIOUS case OF gun-bursting came
to notice few days since. A gentleman
was cleaning his gun with swab and
string, when the swab became jamned, ,
to remove which ho took q joint of n
fshingrod which happened to pc just .
twelve bore, citing the gun nicely; but
the moisture from the swnb swelled the
end of it, and this also became immoyablo.
Leaving the room for few minutes, he
WAS startled by report, and returned TO
find that his new breeeh-l)ader had be-
come bankrupt by the swelling of the rod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

MANY mechanics have had their ps-
tience sorey tried when pouring lend
around damp or wet joint, to find it er-
plode, blow out, Or scatter from the effects
Of steam generate by the heat ol the lend .
The whole trouble may be stopped by
putting piece OF re,in, the size Of the
end of mans thumb into the ladle and
allowing it to melt before pouring
Scientific American.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

GONE rghd away here, pooty soon,
gwick, Yawcob, und dsks your coad off
so kin dusd him on your back" said
the irats Mr.. Bumm4lb.cker. Lest
nighd you dold your old fadder he van
tam no such ding, und l vas med dot |
sleep ms all nighd awake. prenk your
back mid shinge sdick you rasenl.
Dots der kind gind ofs man your old FAD
der always vas."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

PETROLEUM was utalzed a. early a.
1906. Nat Carey, peddler, was the first
person TO do so. He gathered it ny float
ing flannel cloth on Oil Creek, Pennsvl-
vania. and when they become saturated
with tho oil floating on the surface, he
saved it by wrn9ing out the cloths. The
oil thus collected hc sold as liniment ur der
the name OF Seneca oil. and it became ia =
nous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

DoCToR JOHNSON said that a small boy
could climb An sppie tree. ill his pockets
and get off with inpunlty; bat the moment
big boy tried to do it the limb broke, and
30 did the boys and all the pious peo-
pie said it was judgment. The real
difficulty, however, lay in the siAe of the
boy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16
O&g }s q r.
a isnItae'l by the snIef 4ss,ls.rt,t "a,
stein - Ia he ussguni'f;ea!y
EssE Ba%g
NEW STYES AID NEW IMPROVEMENTS.
Celebrate for
PURE ZONE
BEAUTY auI
DURABILITY
Medals, First Premiums, Diplomas

Mcssrs. ESTEY s. co. have taken
over One Hundred aud Seventy First
Premiums, Medals and Diplomas at
Fairs and Exhibitions throughout the
Unilrd States. All the PrincipnI II.
du-trial Fairs in the country have be-
slowed the Highest Premiums on the
ESTEY ORGANS; ; but experience and
practice have convinced Messrs. Estey
" Go. that thoroughness of work, fair
and liberal dealings, and modest, unex-
aggerated representations, are the paths
that lead most surely and speedily to
public appreciation and satisfaction. As
II result they are making to day better
Organ, in every essential particular, and
from one third to one half more than
any other manufacturer in the world
The best Diploma, after all, is the award
of genuine success founded upon honesty
Of purpose, merit of achievement and an
untarnished reputation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

ALL babies boru in the Oneida Com
munity are at once taken from their moth
erS and given to some other woman to
nurse, and the babies are changed around
so that no mother over rears, or even
knows her own child The object is to
destroy s.l family feeling, and TO keep II
woman from loving her own child better
than anybody else children. Ea.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

THE Boscawen. n. H., Congregational
Society held festival few days ago,
which was brought about in very sin
gular way. A swarm of bees had taken
posse, sion of crevice in corner OF the
building, and when discovered they had
deposited 6S pounds of honey. The So
cety con6scated it and gave big honey
supper, which drew large attendance
and goodly profit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A FARMER the other day wrote to n
Nav York merchant, asking how the
farmers son was getting along and where
he slept at night. The merchant replied,
ale sleeps in the store in the daytime.
don't know where he sleeps at night"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

WE have got to practice the most rigid
economy at such times rs these, remark I'd
man the other day to IA crowd on the ide
walk Il have topped all the papers for
which | subscribcd; can't stand 1t; times
are hard. Come in, boys, and take r
drink
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A CLoTH1RR has excited public curios-
ity by having large apple painted on
his sign. When asked for an explanation,
he ;epled "If it hadn't been for an
apple, where would the ready made cloth
ing stores be to day2"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

The population of Georgia is ,264, $40,
and the number of hogs is l 1,264 ,450, or
one hog for every person IN the State, ard
200 hogs LETT over with which to regsle
the strangers that may happen within
their gates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

IT is related Of Colonel In ngersol that
being sharply asked il he could mention
one lnw OF nature that in his puny wisdom
he could change for the better, he affaby
replied: YES; would make health
catching instead Of disease"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

DURING the review of the Sunday
School last Sunday, .he question was ask
ed: "What became OF E,jah?" and the
entire congregation WAS electrified by y
small shri voice that pped out with e1-
treme JUNCTION, ale went to Heaven
like house ailre, you bet"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

In Dakota the other day Il stage load of
passengers were compelled to hold their
hands above their heads while gang Of
highwaymen robbed them. One OF the
victims, who remarked, "This i.a high
handed piece OF business" WAS allowed to
keep his watch as reward foi MS humor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A MISSOURI judge recently refused Il
divorce in case in which the pailia, had
lived together forty nlne years. QI tho
ground that it was not right 70 poi :
golden wedding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

FATHER" said boy who got kicked
in the face by mule that he was annoy
ing, "shsll ever be rs good-looking as |
WASP" mo. my son." answered the pa
rent; "I don't think you'll be AS hsnd-
some as you were, but you'll know a great
deal more.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

Coop manners a'wsy> assert THEM
selves. The man wnuI D9 ocular Ia lcN
the mola,s ,ses oh his kpl.c be.ofe sticking
il in the butter, canuoJ deny his good
breeding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

GENTLEMAN who can't tell polonaise
from an apron front, will bear in mind
the prevailing distinction betwaru hat
and n bonnet. One is worn over the eur.
and the other on the nape Of tho neck.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

THE Paducan Nc,Os has discovered that
there are four stages Of alc0h oism: "EIe-
vation. tottcration, gutteration. and des-
paraton." Some of the lecturers mem
ton fifth "ation," commencing with n d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

If you have anything to sell make tho
announcement in pale ink on half sheet
of note paper, and pin it on = fence-post.
Don't advertise it in the local paper
That costs money and attracts attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

PUT it in the paper, but please don't
tell any one who told you; is the way
number of people talk, who think it will
not hurt an editor any to be cursed, cow
hided, and kicked.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A WIDOW once said to her dausht'l. .
When you are my age 1t viii he time
enough to dream of husband. \ n-,
mamma, replied the thought,'ss beauty,
cor q second time.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A KANSAS woman has reached the age
OF 80 years, AID ii is II ptiabIe sight To
see her 100 ysar old son lit in the corner
ard wiggle while he sobs, MA kin | go
QUIZ"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A ANEAR-sI6HTED hen that ate saw dust
supposng il TO be cornmeal, then went
ai d laid nest full Of bureau knobs set on
them three weeks, and ha!ched out = com
plete set OF par!or funi!ure, and was
pretty fair hen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

"A PoLITK man. said the Dac dc Nor
ny, "is one who listens with interest Ia
things he knows all aLout when they are
told him by person who know, nothing
about Them"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

MARX TwAIs's success on the plat
fern is said to be much greater since he
did away with his manuscript. From the
Writ n lecture he came down to copious
notes from these TO little cards with
p-intel he Ids, which he put in his
wais,coat pocket lie dispensed with this
by substituting q few marks on the back
% his finger nails, and then he went it
kiue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A MAN sentenced to be- hanged was
offered his liberty il he would act n, judgr
OF baby show. Hs said he ple'e red II
less violent death, and tod the sheriff to
60 on with the hanging.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A LITTLE fellow who wore striped
stockings, wssasked why he made barber
poles OF his egs. His pert reply was,
"Wel, hain't little sha ver?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

THERE never did, and there never will,
exist anything permanently noble and ex
co lent in the character which is n strange.
Ell to the exercise of tesoiute sell denial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

"PROGRgssIvE WOMEN" have had
their fifth congrsss, aud gone home to sniff
at their husbands becasue sesl-skin sac
ques don't grow on trees.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

~ SHOULDN'T care much about the
bed bugs" said thin, pale lodger to his
landlady, "but the fact is, ma am. hAln't
got the blood to spare"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

THE widow Of Sandy Bowers, once the
richest man in Nevada, has been reduced
to penury and want, and is telling fortunes
in Virginia fors living.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A CLERGYMAN startled his fock few
Sunday evenings ago by telling them
He'll is not hsii so full uf man and women
as men and women arc full OF hell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

How long can a man live without
brainS1" asked n professor Of a rlstic.
II don't konw," replied the latter. "How
oil are your,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

CONNECTICUT trarnps, on receiving
bread and butter, stick it to the window :
psnes Of their benefactors. They want
pie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

NOTHING is so fatal to the romance of
kiss as to have your girl sneeze at the
very moment of oscuation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

THE dulest man in America lives i'm
northwestern OHIO. He WAS in office two
years before he learned 10 steal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

WHEN n man gets 50 low down that no
body will lie about him, he had better
turn over new leaf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.y- JUST PUBLISHED 80
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nst-.a .aa.sv~ M....
a.. ..sr y~Aie- -s74auc....,.,t,.,.,
a-s t-. ..ach section q. ths lag |, NM;
ii, Is ioHoP.u - tbe lad . ilice inst, .c,;,..
i5iatius tnyrvt0
=. i'I-c>t of ai hrvssio.,s ,,,
tn MiGiAs laws no" in .orce il is bro,..h
down to date Oi publication, and. contoir;n-
the latest decisions, takes the place OF all nr;,r
publications.
B. Nen aa~ improved Forms c.,
making the various oof, from the location 80
a claim, miners lin, notice to delinouen, =,
owners, &c, down TO issuance of patent.
4. A COrnYlete List Of Pntep,o,,
Mining Claims. arranged by State. Ter.
ritory, County and District
The book contains nearly 200 pago,
"A by 6 inches, and should be the poeErt E
companion of every man interested in
Mines and Mining. "
Copies can be ordered through tbi. Of
fee at Publishers price-only One Dollar
Address, G.. W. CRAIG,
TRINITY Journal,
novl7. Weavervile. Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

A GENEROUS mind shca it grants
favor will do il With grace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

's.u 80 IL ,.., ,in..t,..ira ..
81. ti.t' r' .itI. pa ~.
enc. auu." -ou "a .u.
3. a ~ p. It,tiE 80.
NJ. n. HiIfri' o~~fpt"f>
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16
THE EYES THE Eyes |
DIR. u. IL. PARDEE
Oculist and Aurist.

A TTER a PROTRACTED BLIND
LA ness OF more than i've years, Dr. pardes
has made himsel? thoroughly and scientiGcsl.
ly acquainted with all Diseases of ,he Eva.
and is now practicing with suscess not tuy.
passed in the United States.
All operations performed, such as StraLis-
mus, or cross-eye, Cataract by linear eItrac-
ton, Depression or a absorption, Pterygum, or
neShy membrane growing over the eye, Reduc-
tion of Staphy iona, or bulging out Of the eve.
Artificial Pupil, Fistula, Lachrymalis, or,co..
ing OF no tear passage, and all delOrmities Of
the Lids, etc
ArtiHcinl Eyes insertoa without the least
pain, and possessing all the movements and
briiliancy OF the rcal eye. large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale ut reasonable
prices. he Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
u.ht ana cure Ot all nervous diseases is used
all over this coast.
hanhf to those physicians who have sopt
him ca,'S .rr crulation, he hopes tIr,t his uni
" -ti .'.'''s "lil warn ant n continuation Of
q. 10. "''- ii' celebrity AS an operator
tt t. ecSes, as faienis
''. .3. iur treatment and
9TH and EGSion ala est
.innts can be seen at the
t... 81, diiorcnt stages of re-
"- '.aS es"0et, Cvor the Clay
49, AMI, N0n llGrcisc0.
AAh a.sFss E." a Eto, T.. ret ,c
Pei 's|'"''a ho~S'h ha spsoks fhs !r".h.
'"lt> tio u, ciIouiation tnrough thn apr
urea, '"at haze Ri sd fiol b..sili s., ,tte.
il0 gone ,C the Atlantic States, taAt ~.
IT, ,rove We, Ae. 20 tboa, interest ID / Vi
9a" I5it lha ~ ort has b-.'n rott,r in cifc'la'
tiUn iol tt!i lthr:ai.tn o. otnor parties, y {
are tl"ira tG cb'uiu. iiirki'imat.iy, an ry.
lIaaia'. he r., OFT hae been started by aT
itin,lart mountobank. amt witho t the -as
trat i. ~ Gm At my OIL { daily. ard attcndip
20 aim -iXty daily ra,irn's.
.. Es. r&assI Sd. SscusiSt,
~ Niay street.
ra- ~ AN FHAN CISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

TrimYp fhnpf.r, .ato- 10, E ~ n
Meets on the Second and tosrth iuasGa,
of each month, at N ,soNi uALL, " az. ..
vile, at O'CLOCK, T.. NJ.
W. J. TlNNiN, u. =.
NJ. +. GRIFFIN. Seer tury jan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16

Tue 'to"rFof $50 .'4 u."~. i.-..... ...t,. ua
uo,nce 20 his inuny o.d ..l...o. .,f., a.-o ta
uavoline reb''c tnal u. i.as ic.,- s.. -nls n,li-
hao"n biic' hot md yiii AZ ..i ,..a,s Ls
tond '"ady 10 @dt e. Oh all tbosa mo mas
.pter hi'a i.h;na!ishiotthtirao tir ao-nt,uane IS.
ab II. b. s... II . stta t.. ..t
.'i IA tt' arg
g. ..oi Il Li.o.j .i.a... Ming
'iau'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16
" EI}EIR'S
C,lII LLIA IA.j III /.
AT THE CENTENEIAL,
As shown by the figures of the Judges
which are the
FUNDAMENTAL BASIS
OF ALL
AWARDS.
e"ERER -
&C WEBER, -
Chns the weber Piano received
OJ out Of u possible 80.

Thus the weber Piano received
0J out OF IL possible 80.
While the highest number reached by any
| other of the forty manufacturers who com
peted was only 9I out of u possible %.
The Weber Piano ALONE was classed first
for " SYMPATHETIC, PURE AND RICH
TONE, COMBINED WITH GREATEST
POWER, AS SHOWN IN THE THREE
STY LES - GRAND, SQUARE AND up
RIGHT PIANOS WHICH SHOW INTEL
LIGENCE AND SOLIDITY IN THEIR
CONSTRUCTION. A PLANT AND EASY
TOUCH, WHICH AT THE SAME TIME
ANSWERS PROMPTLYTO IT'S REQUIRE
MENTS, TOGETHER WITH EXCELLENCE
OF NSHlP
And juror adds: "Weber's Pianos
were UNQU EsTIuNABLY the BEST PI-
AMOS ON EXHIBITION. Weber's Grand
Piano was the MOST WONDERFUL PIANO
l EVER TOUCHED OR HEAkD," and
WEBER PIANOS
must b. recognized beyond controversy
As THE--
Standard for Excellence
in Every Particular"
UNDOU BTEDLT SUPERIOR to those
of the American Manufacturers claiming
the first prize nj London, Paris and
Vienna.
ES8sCe;S 2EaS-sxAHLE. &
d Sol! 0Ai easy EastailmeDt9
Sherman. 5 Hyde & Co.
@nriG" f'oa~t Agens~,
Corner Kr~ruy rod Sur,cr Sts
SAN FR NCISCO.
Us p~a.ea ard r,,ada
,'',ssG ~..,,a v...-5x ~g
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-02-16
AHh ,ts sss e." a Etor 4. nct sc
Pei sft'.'a hoNsh he sps ais fhs ,rU.h.
0a'hartic Fills.
"srfa 7 n lyRhy ic,
SA [JaINC,

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lcf tys p'il ,h-
h. tfnl n
D., n1t trA.ch
,tnti ga,, T. .a.t'
a. 4a ~. 81 la,
uGs, II ininti>m.
, 7 p'ion and oin
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-02-28

Hold on to your temper when you
are angry, excited or imposed upon, OF
others are angry with you.
Hold on to your heart when evil as
sociates seek your company, and invite
YOU to join in their mirth, games and
revelry
Hold on to your good name at all
times, for it is of more value than gold,
high places or fashionable attire.
Hold on to truth, for it will serve
you well, and do you good throughout
eternity.
Hold on to virtue-it is above all
price to you at all times and places.
Hold on to your good character, for
it is, and ever will be your best friend