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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09
BOSCOREI.

Drugs & FAVOR, Boscobel.
Wis, dealers in Drugs and Groceries, Toilet arti-
| Giles. Wall Paper Books. Also keeps on hand
| the choicest brands Of Cigars and Tobaccos.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09
BLOOMINGTON,

-~~-~-O~~-~-~-~~~~~-~~
Insurance BLoOMINGToN FARMERS IN
sURANcE COMPANY Office at Bloomington Grant
county. Wis John Ryan President; Thomas
Pendleton, Secretary and Treasurer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09

Tennyson has ground out another
poem, called the Charge of the Heavy
Brigade. If the troops We're as heavy
as the poem the wonder is how they
e made a charge deserving of metric
Immortality.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09

The speech of Senator Hoar against
the Chinese bill was listened to with
great interest. 1t was in the nature of
a vigorous protest against ostracizlng
any subjects of foreign powers who
chose to come to this country. The
speaker called attention to the fact that
some twenty five years ago movement
in opposition to Irish immigration was
attempted in the same manner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09

Agent JESSE Brooks, Bloomington,
Wis, General Collecting Agent and Conveyancer.
Titles investigated and perfected. Collections
promptly attended TO- Reference given when
desired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09

Bank =@EXcIIANGE BANK OF BosCOBEL.
NJ. d. Tllotson. Cashier Gate Cashier Of First
| National Bank. Transacts a general banking
and exchange business Special attention given
| to collections, and proceeds RENTED promptly
| on day of payment. Boscobel, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-03-09

''Fiiled the ideal expectation is the
way local paper puts it in speaking of
Judge Cothren. To quote the words of
Mark Twain Ideal expectation are
good words. They have pleasing
sound. We hate to break into the sweet
illusion, but really must inquire if that
"idear' was not set rather low? Did
Judge Cothren ilgnore partyism'
when he beat Jackson. Did he ''ignore
partyism when he ran for Congress two
years ago on the Democratic tickt II
so, how.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

An ignorant man II apt TO have
very strong opinions or pr+jndices. Or
whatever they may I've called. As
Clarke Russell. in one If his sea yarns,
makes sailor cay, "Wllen a man
can't neither read nor write, air. lie is
ant to he Extraordinary mrsitivr.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

Miss Plnllipela Frengel, of North
St. I.oniS, for the last three months,
has not taken bit of solid food, nor
hren able to retain liquids. She has
been treatei by several physicians,
who introduced food into the stomach
with tube, hnt it was immediately
elected. She is not confined To bed,
but helps the relative with whom she
lives in light househ Id duties.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

AMI noise, with bIarney and deception
thrown in as seasoning, has been
their game for years.
! will give you all the Information !
lave at some future time, i necessary.
Yours truly, e. w. JONES.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12
The long expected opening of Edi-

The long expected opening OF Eh'-
sons incandescent lightning system IN
lower New York was made Wednes-
dav night. The Herald and Times Of
fees. and se, eral other buildings and
stores. were beautifully lighted and
the entire success of Edison's light es-
tablished.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

A fusion mass meeting at Lake Ma
ranacock, Maine, was opened 10y e
concert of twenty-five brass bands
About 10000 persons were in attend
auCe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12
LOCAL N EWS.

.io,, viii meet w D''Se ny WI A""'S
day next.
rur races at Star Ranch course will
.,,,,,ence on Thu sday next, and con-
,;pue until Saturday evening.
MIS- Henry RuHL and family left
his pacr n,l Saturday last for Sum
oprvIc Oregon.
TaE proceedings of the Boise conn
~ D,m,cratic Convention will appear
in our next.
Don't forget the grand ball to be
riven at Star Ranci, on Thursday eve
uiuc next. This promises to be tue
crlndcst affair ot The season.
Mas. Dawn CoUGHANnUR. Of Quartz
bug, visiting Mrs. C"oper at the
Warm Springs for several days past,
returned home on Sunday last.
Austin Dongher,y and his bride and
Mss Carrie Cruthrrs. his sister in.law,
passed through hrie yesterday on their
way 10 Qnarizhury
THE you. ,gest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. P. Plnwtnan, aged eight or ter,
months is very sick, and not expected
to I've.
CANaIprEs are making things lively,
and numerous buttoil-l,ulrs have been
awtully stretched, aud others torn en-
tirply nnt Of shape. Go in boys, and
make things bile.
joe RRANsrErrER. Duke McAlliste,
and BIZ Tucker returned the other da 7,
fru their prospecting trip. They
we've gone four or five weeks, AMI TOOK
in Silver district, IA p rtiun of The Sal
mon river county. Wood river, Los
river and Smoky district.
joe 'RASsrErrER says only one smell
ter is running at Wood river. Bu
very little ore has been shipped from
there this season, so the bullion pro
ductnn has been very light. Th
miners are all holding back tl,i
ore So AS to ship 10y rail. Tie cry q
hard times is heard all through tn
Wood river country.
TIE delegates to the Repuhlica
County Convention, IA far AS We hav
learne'l, are as follows: Idaho City
5. = White. Joseph Travis, Jane
Mclntvrr, VIM. Barker, WIN Las,
CnaS. Serkins. PIacervillc, II Asi
Croft, D. G. Holden. B. Ponce. Ger
tervl'le-HolIey Oakes, George
Young. Piuneer-Sam Connely.
lNDIANs.--Last saturday Baker cit
was honored with the August pre-.
ence o' three sqnaws. three or tou
indian children and two buck Indian
Inc sqnaws had bnckskin gloves an
hucNlebtrries for sale, and they wei
OH IKE hot cakes = Reveille
What went IF like hot cakes? I'll
squaws or the huckleberr;es al
gloves?l
Ton BARI Y and ourself were over {
'hofn creek a couple Of days la
week on deer hunt. We killed on
"at Is Tom shot him and knock
"ihl down, hut we finished him-r;
up poked the gun against his he
ana pn|ed trigger. That was I
shot that>fixed him. Tom has an id
wat he killed the deer, and no amou
VI logical argument will convince b
Otherwise.
H. V. LooMIs and son and Joe \
snay came in the other day fir,
meath district l.nons and son /
saturday for Salt Lake. their hon
o't VIII return in month or two n
'aAe a run around through this cot
~ and II they find a mine that All
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

The Republican asks if we are go
ing tn snnp"rt George Ains';e. Not
muchiy. Bro. Bacon. The WORLD nev-
er has supported men of his ik. not
since Ainslie himself ground ont mud"
for it u good many yeats ago. and
never will so long rs we push the pea
Gil. and don't yon diSrememtcr it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

FRANK. Youngest son of Mrs. Mar
tin. living on Slaughter house gulch,
has been qui'e sick, but was sone-
what better last evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12
NArried:

At the residence OF John DanskIn, in
Boise City, Sept. nth, bv Rev. j. Mexican,
Austin Dougharty. Of Quartzburg, and
Miss Florence Ciothers, formerly Of Kan
SaS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

WPAr +. W. .IoNEs HAS To SAY ABOUT
HIS LETTER II, G. 5. KINGsLEy-SuB-
sEQUENT LRrrKRs-HE TURNS AGAINST
THE BEnRocK Fi.UME ENTERPRISE Az
sopS AS HE LEARNS IT Is A swINDLE-
HIS PREDICTIONS COME TRUE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

HENRY RUHL, while OH the steamer
Oregon, on the way from Portland Ia
oa FRANCISCO, pencilcd few lines Il,
The WoRLn, under date nf tile 81 inst.
lie says: Boise City and Baker Civ
are IN wait Of gnnl trade OF, account
OF railroad huilln g Tie Oregon
SHIRT line wants / 500 men 10 work
on Burnt river. Tae Oregon r. r. &
y. Co., on Baker City Branch. have
1000 mon at work between PendIeton
and Grand Rslde ValIcy-are close to
MeaclIauu station, hnt | cont tliuk
will lay track this fall. came on the
train from PendlIri"n to Un,atilla. a
good road bed MKnsey & Cava-
nangh are forwarding from there. The
10. X. r. Co. have a large force at
work from Walia Waila to (natilla
river. Everything in thu . oince line
is very high. At Portland chickens
are $6 per doz'n. Eggs, 80 cts,
wholesale. Unalilh county. ahont
l'cndlct"n, has not wheat enough f.,
: ell. AT Grand Ronde valley, whea,
was selling at IS CHS a bu>I,el; nats ii,
u cts. per ID. The y ALA WALL;
1
wheat il being taken out on the CON
strnction train OF the n. p II r. int.
Montana. therefore very little will <,
via. Portland, this season. Boise CIT,
will have her own figures his year
! The Dalles will have "a boom IN Oh,
mouth The grade between Lowe
Cascades will be clused-aIl graded
Twenty fur mil ~ hel"w Cascade
track laying is completed. The rail
, road c mpany is l'nilding new wIiarve
and dcpots, and filing in miles of lo,
| land two and nne-lialf miles bel ),
East Portland This will he the mai
), shipping pnint north San Fraucis.:,
i, 1t is called a b no, hut is an cxtci,siu
, Of East Portland. East Portland
, five miles ainng The liver la PorI
land there is work enough f"r douhl
+ the working people there now Tine
"a No. H."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-12

WIN me aonlll liie hume question, ahu
did not press him.
Mr.. Editor, you will remember |
told you then that the bedrock Fiunc
Company intended doing just what
they had promised the people of Boise
county they would not do, and you
thought | was mistaken. The revel'-
tions during the past few month have
proven the facts told you then, when
every body else was IN the dark.
As YOU knew nothing o! what | had
written, and az want no stock III the
concern, havi g invested liz the Gar
den Valley Milling Company, of which
Kingsley was President, or director,
this letter is merely Il clear up the
misrepresentation coming from men
who made a grand attempt to secure
public lands, fill their own pockets
and virtually rob every hard working
miner of his ground. The WORLD i.
fright in her course, aud it is hoped 10y
Ievery well thinking man that all sucl
Infamous swindles will I've showa up il
their true cnlors, aud these enemics ol
the people toe forced To earn their, liv.
Jugs ip more honorable way. Bluff.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

A writer on Texas advantages Ia
furnishing the car-icnna Observer - til
some good articles Referring TO our
climate. the writer says: A perann cau
sleep ont Of doprs the entirr year, ex-
cept ia JAnnar, aud February. Straw
berries hrgin TO riprn hy the latter
part II February Peaeiie, iipen from
the beginning IT Nay t. tie end Of
Nofemher. cofu Il planied in Fchru-
AIRY and March. and gathered IN July
and August. Cattle even sheen. Craze
"a large al the GEAR round and need
20 shelter We hnught radisles 10
San Anf9uio ~ The middle of February
that we're raised 10 gardcns near the
city. The hays 20 SWIMMING Ia
Ispnary. We s,w Young ladies ont
pirkelekias nad browning the May
Qaeeu. ~ saa Marcos. on il,o iDih II
Fsliasfy On NJ ssme day we saw
earn li,lfp iaehee hiah q, Sew Isrann.
NJ, ana ea,den track u sarl1,,s kinds
falls a. ar advaerrA a. IL Psuns, /.
fsola " shp isi u Ja1e
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Speaking OF collie in horses, the
Journal Of Agriculture says the disease
is frequently the result of giving ton
much cold water At once. a sure cnce
is ten drops Of coal oil and about six
drops of ehloroform in one pint of
warm water.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Putting up stoves is now in order,
and the tlreadhnre expression "dnm
mittnhcl, is ngnin heard throughout
the length and breadth Of onr great
and glorious sunny, southern clina o
of Texas.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Cuero Star: A few days since some
nix or eight horses were found in the
vicinity of the Arlington pasture with
tin cans tied to their tails and log.
strapped to their bncks. One Of the
horses ran himself IL death. 1t is he
lieved this onirnge was perprirat,d toy
evil doers out Of revenge upon nwucr'
of the stock, who have hecu trying 10y
legal means to protect their property
We expect some of these days to bay,
q neck tie sori ''.l- 10 'pnt.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Walter Acker, Of Lampnsns, was
nominated last week Mt Dobyyillr,
Bnrnet county. as the democratic can.
didnte for representative from the
10Th district, composed of the couu;ies
of Burnet and Lnmpnsas.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Did you ever think tint wien we
get to heaven--if We do got there
most professional gentlemen will tie
thrown out Of employ mrn'i The doc
tor will haze nothing to do, because
every body will he we'll; the lawyer
will have to take down his sign and
Aaax ANNA hnnnst rinnlnA mani. hecnuse
tion the minister can't ptench his nd
sermons any more, beeaure the people
viii be TOO good to listen to theur, aud
the priuiers will have nothing TO 10,
because DELINQUENT Subscribers never
come mp thrie with their promises OF
fu'u'e wealth, and borrow old tx.
changes.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

There is considerable excitement IN
the neighhorhood of Carcncro, Lnia
yette parish La. Same days ago Il
number of negroes. WIN bud attended
political meeting Mt which inAamma
tory sye-rhes had been made, became
full of b,d whisky tnd threatened Ia
burn the town. The rimor- rnpihly
spread thar such was really their in
tention, aud force Of two or three
hundred white men was rapidly gath
cred for the protection of the place.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Ground has been brokon on the
southwest cornerof Fifty fourth street
md Firth avenue, New York, for the
erection Of two magnificent houses
which VIM. II. Vanderbilt IS to bi i'd
for his two daughters, Mrs Dr. W.
Seward Webb mud Mrs. Hamilton
Nick. Twnmltly.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

A map in the dress Of o. farmer, dli'.
ilgl lazy Nurse attached to II tam
,hakle wagon, did good business in
"mle, honest country hnttrr' in P,o
vid,ucc. Thu housewives horghi nj
lin extensively, in 0ldrr 10 he sur
that thrl did not get Ul"nmnigliiur
He has siucc been rspnsrd ~ i,, far
mrr. bat -h'r'vi agent fan an olrn
ma gnrne fctury a greer cangh'
iu ulme his pots from the 0rigiun
paolIngca ul imitation butter.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

A portion of the west wall If tho
new dining room of the Hunisvllc
peniicniinry, nnw In course Of con.
strnctipn, fell down last Sunday nigh
No one Was. hart. aud no blame is nj.
tached to the contractors. The dam
nge ia slight, md win hc repaired in "a
few days by the contractors, without
cost to the State.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28
Communicated.


the strange mixture Ot tfuth iHd error
therein contained. Aud since Nuut
paper has been the medium through
which ihis strange mixture %! ligYt
and duilSucss has been Discontinued,
hsk the privilege of correcting
thrnugh the same medium some fhinEs
stated hy "Sn-nr.n since /. also wns Iu
aiteudnnce az the meeting. uud pres
rut upon each particular occasion Ia
which she (hr) nlludes.
Firh-Thrre were no preachers Ia
attendance fun Mason.
Second ale talk. little too much
like 'ono having nulhuiity : like one
sent ~ o. cuutso this Is only "Sn-
sans opiuiun, but il is calculated Ia
mi-lend nthefs, who reiid the article,
but have never heard him preach. a
more humble, couliitr spirit than BIO.
.D.mmitt, the writer hereof urver hHd
the goni tlrnsufo Of hcming speak
from the pulpit.
Thhd-Aa to- 'tle moral scirntisis'
rN tbuiulntu OF the connection uct"ccn
mu,NtS uud actions, which, owing lo
the ohsliustmrut Of the thug iIsct, ~
willing tu Submit To the Intelligence ul
ms auditors lhcy cuu nr tie
Judges as to how remote u wa. from
tnrir apprehension how dinrult aud
inconpit hrnsiblu ,ney cunsidrr,di a.
Fourth 81 DO ibid tho nrnphytct
THAT, having now becuuc children oi
God, they must uhcj the command Oi
the master, aud ur huptllrd 1hr,c
were hls rxnct WUnls, aud viii ht
found to contain doctiine NJ vdiiiu,,
with uihei teachers Of his drnumim
lion, 81 In hold dat baptism WIS our
of the essentials tu .nl ,utipn, mud tlIi
they were not The children OF Gni ui
after the act Of baptism that act con
isiiug IN imnrisi"n'
There is nn Necessity In noticing me
nhnve stlrmcnt of "an-an'S' own gen
ing np. NJ far a- those WIN heard brr
Dimmii are concerned, lnr hol s.te
that "Su-uu' WA ih, only nnc nmoup
hi- auditors Vhn m.lrnpuud Biulhr
Dmmit to convey any -uph idru. II
gi-.,1 I0.4s ,....l.-...t--...i 'i--- i--'i--..
10 hhvc,aid 10 the nr0pln tea, "huvlug
now the p0rrr to hccume cluldtru %
God, thry must obey the rummtnd nl
The muster nnd be- hhp'l|' a. bh'
Would not have lhnnSht' Perhaps the
connection between mglI'rH ana ar
'lnus 80 "hslrnse,' ana 'at variance
with other teachers oi Ia" den"min"
tinn." Aud II lac HAD ranght tie id,n
As conveyed, ho No"'u nave urrn am
thereafter 1" understand J"hn. d u, IL
10 his own Wunt and To THAI "iuiliHs.
Tue nest paragraph of "ousan'T' az
licle contains Az idea that needs cor
rec,ins. suil nllnding 10 hnWiem' she
lhl rHlr; "And" mind ns lrgiVl nr
ni- (aludng &" Brn DimmO an
douhicdiy compartments the uuthtm
the gtrar Teacher Wupld NOT hr'e lr'
one Of tine ereeuiials of salvation, aud
The pruprr WY Of administering il, 10
mcl duuh, aud ohscnit1 that iiiN
generations pn-sed away before ia,
proper form vas discovered &c.
IN answer to His let me- snA tlnl It
Susan" viii div,rt hen thi,l mind "a
iiirll Ut all humHn lllculog,, mad all
prc,inus knuWlrdlr uf ihr wood hap
ul,m mud IT,. driiuiinus, nnh take tht
| New Testament, begin ~ the dtst. mud
..l "a .......y,.ti -, l,. ,.,tI ,tt.,.l lima
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28
Saturday Morning, Oct. ss, 1889.
Nominee Of the Democratic Party,
FOR CONGRESS,
HON. JOHN HANCOCK,
OF TRAVIS.

Policy holders are beginning to in
stitute suits against marriage aid nsso
citations for nmoHnts due on their pol
icies.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28

Mrs j - houglr}'s Music srhonl
sin open Sept. i,h, ror the reception
of pupils Instruction thorough nrd
,-trmnfic lrtm- ~ horioiote, iu-
ella < usc OF INSTRUMENT.
Pc muuih.tl2 lr~eun-l - 90.
destruction room nt thr residence of
NiJus.F Blown Patronage solicited
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-10-28
VIZ. d. Cleveland.

Wholesale Groc.r and Cotton Factor
5O-3n HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-08-23

We utterly repudiate the idea Of
breaking the will of child. His will,
so it be enlightened and Christianized,
may prove his salvation. Fifty years
ago Rev. Henry Ware told us of his
changing one Sunday with a minister
famous for domestic discipline. At
morning prayers one of the bakers
dozen of children tickled another, who
committed the enormous sin of laugh
ing. Whereupon the mother seized
the offender and almost flung him out
to the cook, whose blows were heard
for some moments in the hushed house.
DR.. Wares impressive comment was
that he watched that pious household
grow up; all of them, without excep-
ton, went wrong. several of the boys
dying lof dissipation.--[ Cambridge
Tribune,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-08-23
Whole No. 2OS2.

always In extremes you lost me five
years ago because you were so timld
you would not stand up for yourself /
and now you have become q perfect
tyrant, and won't allow me TO have
ever 50 little q BIT Of my own way
you shall have all your own way,
darling, when you are once my wife,
he said; but until then ! mean 10 be
your master 50 your best plan is 10
hurry on your preparations as fast as
you can IN order to FREQ yourself from
my tyranny, And there Is one thing,
Maud, It you don't object; ! should
like to spend, part, ut least, of our
honeymoon at lliracombe. Another
year you shall travel all over tho Con.
tincnt, II you like; but if II Is not
painful to you should likS llfracombe
now. or course we will Not 90 TO the
hotel, but get into some quiet lodging,
and ramble on the rocks as we used to
do.
'Ycs, | should like it, Maud said
'and We "ill agree to believe that We
were only there a few weeks ago, aud
that these five years have been bud
dream, never to be talked about or
thought Of willingly again. II [Tinsleys
Magazine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-08-23
Worry.

Good, honest work is invigorating
to the body and mind but worry is
the friction that wears out the mn.
chincry Of life. Some one has said
that "thc worse side Of human nature
is the fear sidc." II it is not the worse
quality of the mind, morally speaking,
it is certainly most unfortunate one
for the welfare Of the individual who
is controlled by it, for it is one OF the
most prolific causes Of nervous dis
eases.
Beaumont and Fletcher in their ac-
count of ''sea VOYAGE" say that
Juletta asked the captain and his COM
pany that they had captured
Juletta. "why. slaves, It's in our power to
hang ye'"
Master. VERY likely;
lis in our power. then, to be hanged,
and gcorn ye.
Such men would not be liable to
have nervous diseases: They do not
look upon life from the standpoint of
fear, but in all things they dare to call
their souls their own.
One of the greatest workers in this
century said: "Most people do their
work three times once in anticipation,
drcading the coming task once in per-
fcrmance, and once in retrospect. |
do my work but once; that is when
come to it; and when it is done,
leave it, and never ,uorry about It,"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-08-23
MAKE SOMEBODY GLAD.

On Iife's rugged road,
As We Journey each day,
Par, far more OF sunshine
Would brighten the wayt
IL forgetful OF SELF
Aud our troubles, we had
70 make other hearts glad,
Though OF this woflds wealth.
We have but iiltle 10 s'ofe'
And iabor 10 Keep
dfihi want Hom tho uoof'
WIN ahaha 'hht u h'hu
Ana q heaft mat " "uc'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-08-23

Did you ever see a woman mail a
letter? She will undertake to drop it
into the box, then she draws it back
and scans the directions tries the
stamp to see if it is on fast scrutinizes
the gummed side and runs her finger
over it once or twice then gives it one
or two sudden jerks, which sends il
rapidly into the box. She then peeps
in to see if it went through. Old
Hurrygraph.