Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1880-09-11
WISE AID oTHERwIsE.

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Hs ~hs Ma - take .. hiss. =
Has Mrs. thing be should MT Misa
A paASh on shs seat Of \ hsy's trcasess II
u "soA.sAipg new under tbs ssa,
.AmsYisans ere . great aAaa like Posa. : :
se-hueA They xill 60 to Paris,gresn. !;
When . map loses Ave dollars he j.
u.nss mo ! .dyssrs;ss If b. wants q gsta scent i
sf IL { 80 & 80 p,sss NsssA
JoAn pnssy ~. ssy syt6sy hs.thsn ,
s-osssrs - = iriea thars y oppqs saisy to
soss.sys or ~ d England
4 Ss1sioot Syracuse girf fisksd > bar. I
Rias sss ii the house; and an ohssrving
nyls vsnt bskind the barn and ~sps
II u.fer ths heated term ts sh''oold
wavs.y ~ the yanny Forahsn eltissa
said Shan his girl dismissed hin wish
xsvs Of ahs hand. II
He Who tslls asleep on a mast, 10 who
takes tire into a magasiaa. he who dalliss
with sin, and be who delays Repentance,
are running race 70 aud out which ss
shen,. is the greatest fool.
..Nr Smith, wish to speak to you !
privately. Permit me to take you apart
for . monsnt" Smith (who wasn't the
least frightened - Certainly, sir, if
,ou'u promise to put me together again.
The Chicago Tribuns dedicates the
following posm TO St. Louis maiden:
AIahles sitting in the hEeisht'
Waiting far her lover true.
All che yeamis filed with darkness
sTis the shadow of her shoe.
.swhas can be higher" asks q young
ladysSrgssp0ndent. ''thsn the aim Of .
woman who devotes her whole life to a.
lsviating the suffering Of othersF Prime
russ. pork can, sissy. if i: keeps boorn-
Ing As j. has for the past few weeks
Il il now announced on the authority
pf that "eminent physician" that it is net
considered healthy to rise before sigh'
clock in tie nsraing. isappiiss on,
~ - men, Wives can rise at seven and
start the Ere a. heretofore.
Tiers. are some msa SO honasly that
lretty wsmsn hy 10 them and marry
them for pity sake. Why = man may
be 70 ugly saat his fsss asta'ally ach.'
from pain caused by its terrible shape
and-yst that man will become owner ant
u. proprietor of enc Of the swsstsst littl
wopasa in tbs world.
Judge Porter. ths Republican esndl
date for Governor Of Indiana, was asses
sed slb. 600 by the campaign conmitss
which he refused to pay.
Mr. Frank 1Hsekiana. the sAsurslis
rsso@msa4sta goat being kept in a
large stables, b.oapse il will fass Ere ~
horses win follow its lead. In view
the frightful losses BY FIRE in The Eight
avenue end other stables within The pa
= - wear. ssaarice il tisnslY.4s. :,
Garfield voted against reducing u
duty on pspe. and palp. Here: is a
other illustration Of his regard for Il
dear people. Every reader in the Ian
every. pupil that traagss 70 school,
tsxsd for the benefit Of a few snonoPolis
Garfield should look to them.
Arrow Root.--Mix a tablespoonful
arrow root with enough water TO ma
smooth paste. Pour slewly--ss'sr'
into half pint Of boiling water, a
lot it aim psr until it becomes shiok
jsliyalikv. Swsetsn u taste, and add
lit.l. cinnamon. somstimes milk Is y
instead Of water. ..a..
s,r Bad Effect Of Hot Horse Shoes
horses hoof ia Of the same nature as he
II YOU desire to know the effects Of
plying hot shoe to horses hoof pl
your comb on hot stove for q nin
or two, then let it cosl and see how c
"a " il will break. A hot shoe makes
= boot byittle, instead Of tough. ::
-.-. From Prot. 7. H. Crawford. ths
Iswing memorandum OF the 4umhs
pupils attending the public schoc|
" Portland: High school, lls; Cen
800; Harrison Street, 600; North,
- s-iPsrk rsimary (R. X. Warren, tr off
.. sa 24s. Total, 1000, At the snd Of
iixst week in 1877, the tetsl, numhe
pspils was 1887; in 1873 is was
sUd in 1879 it counted up 1884.
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c,ubs and other organizations y
support the Denoeratic candidates.
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