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proprietor of the Pavilion Stock Farm at Oxford,
\. H., will make the season of 1ss2 at Ryegate,
Corinth, Bradford and Fairlee, Vermont also at
Oxford, n. H, Terms $500, payable in advance,
for the seasnn
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GOOD NEWS!
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1851 St. Johnsbury, VT
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DEAD sHoTFoR BED BUGS
For Sale.

small farm situated about one mile from Rail.
road street ST JOhHsbuTy. Inquire Of
RUSSELL HALLRTT.
ST. JohDsbury, VT, Dee a. 1ss1. Istf
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g. Spsfc & sDflne.

Steiner profit unb iDneller umIab
1T ipas unier @el6aft 10 grpB gemabt
bat, 10 ba6 mir uns beranlaBt feben in
oielem Sonmer tpieoerum unisre So=
cole gu nergr0Eern, I'm nun nit bem
groBen Sorratb bon Waaren i6neller
auf5urdumen, baben mir in faIt alien
unieren Separtements grobe preis=
berablebung DDrgenDmlnen unb freuen
uns unIeren Gunben mittbeilen su f0n=
men, baB mir feit enti9loHen fins, ieber
Goncurrens bic Spibe gu bieten lnb mir
perIi9erm lie suglei6 Der reeliten unb
freunbli9iten 8eoienung.
l1nier 9reB @Dobs Depart
m ent bietet ben Samen cine bortreff,
li9e Gelegenbeit, feline mooerne @aare
bifig gu faufen.
Sn Sanbtii 9ern Sii6tii=
6ern, @arbinen unb 8et t.
5eug bieten mir bic gr0Bte @astpabf
fopie audi in Stiderei unb
g piben uno Bdnber.
9amen= unb &inoerfrilmpfe
lit allen Gr0Ben unb Tarbel.
S6ubw eff in gr0Berer guspahl
uno gu billigeren preiien eIs irgenb
ein Saus, baruater Slippers, ppnl
nieoll6iten Opera Slipper nit Sren9
6eel, bis gum gepObnli6fen 9ausz
pantpffel.
Cine jeoe Dame iueiB, baB mir ben
6eiten tpeiben 10 6 ent 8 D m 1ti c
balten; es 1T cine quite 4!4 breite
Waare. bic fait iiberaa fir 121 Gents
berfauft tpirb.
Sn ferffgen 9lnsiieen fit Ser=
rem uno &naben bieten mir Die gr0Bte
9luswabl III gang Weittegas. ltnlere
| gerbinoHngen NIT ben allergroBten
0dniern in piefer granfe befdhigt
uHs, Die bette @aare 10 6iQig 5u per-
faufen,
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fdlapfte binein, iette Id ben SUIT auf,
nabm ibrc Saubidube, einen leidten
glaib unb mar enblib bereit. Seltoenl
ie baS 3iinn1er betreten, mpdte nebr alS
cine Sterteltunoe persansen letn.
Die Serren merben idOn ben balben
Wes suridse1est baten, iaste Qnsela.
9ab iie! rief geanni; id Bin piel licber
nit Dir allein, id freue mild 70 auf cine
Grpnenabe nit eir. Du glaublt 9ar
nidt, ,pie srauiau lieb i'd bid BABE.
@ie bate lid in 9lnselasarm sebdnst,
mabrenb Ne, besleitet poa ,6errn Duillier,
Der bic Damen erm artet bate, I'M fte mod
einn,al uter ben Wes 5u initrniren, ourd
ben Gprriocr ldritteu uno auI Die Gampe
binaustraten, an peren @eldnoer Senpez
nutp lebnte nit iiter Der Bruit sefreu3ten
Nrmen, bitter Dot iid nieberitarreno.
Wtein @jptt, ME fommt benn ber bier
ber? fliilterte Monni, Der feblte unS Se<
raeei
genoenutc mar aufseIprunsen uuo be-
ari6te bic Damen nit ie1r rerlegener
Miene.
Warum Iinb Sic eenn nldt nit ben
anberen 5erren sesansen, fraste geanni
unwillig,
Go mar = es 1T = fanmelte genpc-
nutc, bic Sade 1T = wenn bic snaoige
Strait mir seitatten upllte, eln gSort rnz
ter BIER Iueen
Sd babe feline @eGsimaiNe pDr Tran<
lein Gnse!a, iaste Wanni nit hcd9e5osez
aen Brauen. Sd besreife sar nldt =
giur elm 8crt, sndbiSe Srau!
Sd min nidt seniren, la9te auSela,
i9ren s(rm aus SeanniS slrn1 5lehenb unb
sur Seite sebenb, pGGreab Senpenutc
fdnell an Moan:, bic nun bod ifeben
blisb, berantrat uno eifris=leiie auf ile
einSuipreden fdiea.
(5ortlebuns frIst.)
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- Cine aler1iebite Statiitif. 9en
lebten pffi5iellen N1lgaben Der. italieni=
f6en Bureaus entrebhlelt mir, bab i'm
lebten Sabre BON 100 Srautleuten in
Senebig 81 tueOer leIen nod i6reiben
fonntell; in anoeren italienii6en Stdo=
ten itellte Ii6 Die 3abl berielben auf 81
in 9teapel, auf 65 in Palermo, auf Is
in Gagliari, auf 70 III Gatatlia, auf 81
in SDracus, auf IS in Goienaa. 9ie
Stabt Staliens, Deld)e Die geringite
3abl bon 2euten auftpeiit, bie 1tibt
leien unb i6reiben fbmnen, iit SurilL
BON 100 Srautleuten tuaren nur 16 bes
Seiens unb 56reibens unfunbig; no6
ibr fommt Sonorio nit II, 9tpbara
nit "a, Nlehanbria nit 20, 0failanb
nnb @enua nit ie "a, Sloren5 nit 49
unb Gpm nit SO.
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SMrant & 50.

Wcbl islten III benz Publitum eine @e=
lesenbsit sebcten worben, gu 70 enrru
biliissn preiIen gu taufen. als sesenwarz
tis in bem aasemein betanntsu Dollar.
Store bon Sdrom & So. Is wiro ppn
pisier @elesenbeit oenn aab Der aussie5
blote Geeraud gtmaat. unb bic Waaren
seSen meg = um cine tripiule Steoensari
gu sebrauten wis warme Semmelu.
Wir nlbdten unieren eelerinnen ratben,
ibrc G;nsdnft 70 balp als mSsid gu ma.
den. Der 3ulauf i'm Gtcre ilt iebr far
unb mebrt Isd taslids. lin eas @ebrdnat
nno ben 3eitperlult 5u permeibeu, eitrft,
es paser Don Wcrtbeil lein, niGt su lana,
nit elnem BeiuAe bes Dollar 6!cre 1,
3Gaern.
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8 e ! a 8.

: Gine Waer1ge 9lpplifationen BON
pprofeHpren" fiir cine Stellung an ber
proieftirten teranil6en llniberlitdt 1inb
in MuItin eingelaufen. Sie Mnsabl Der
9lnerbierungen betrdat SO, 9appn
tpollen Die Megsntel Der uniberlitdt 3
obet 4 atsmdblen.
Sm 9iitriftseri6t 5u Gorlicana
tnltrbe SanDD Soues tnegen beriibter
Nptbsu@t al % Sabren Giefdnsnib pers
Nrtbeilt.
= SSn Bet @egenb bon Sort gBortb
1T bic Seerraupe in Oen 8aumtpollfel=
berlt eri6ienen.
SIT Martins N1uble bel 2ongoiep
erploOirte ein Sampffellel, gDtarttn
lelbit unb Elm farbiger Nrbeiter lpurDen
tDbtli9 berlebt nnb N}artius fleiuer
Sobn, fotpie slpei Garbige itDper per=
munbet, 9ie Wdlble 1T ein tDtaler Ser
lut,
= @dbrenb eines beftigen Geipitters
eutlprangen aus Der Sail 1T @atesnille
2 8erbre9er. Ser cine bon ibnen 1T
ein Yferoebieb, Der Gnbere Gin M0rber,
her 6ereits all lebensldnali6er 3u6t=
bausfrafe berurtbeilt mar.
- gtad gtahri9ten bon Brownsville
lieger baielbit $50 perIpnen am gelben
8ieber franf. 9ie 9lnsabl Der &ranfel1
in Matamoros betrdgt bon 270 bis 800.
Sn lebter g8o6e ftarben baielbit SO
perionen am Gie6er. ISebt ldBt bic
Seu6e na6. SIN Centrum Der Stabt
1T bieielbe gans beri@pultSen,
= Gictor 9irpn BON Wsorlton, Sa=
baca Goultp, iplrbe bel einem San5oer=
gniigen balelbit Dpn 9tobert Seal aug
Gonsales gei6oiien lnb t6btli6 ber=
munbet.
SIT 8rasoria Gountp 1T cine Mebl
| sur 8erlegung hes GaurtplIyes nad)
Columbia abgebalten tporben+
= Corpus Gbrilti Fat itrifte Guaran=
tdne eingefiibrt. I'm Z llbr 9lbenOs
perben alle StOres gef6lpiIen unb Biz
Glerfs 5iebem auf Ma6e, I'M bie Quo
rantdne bur6sufiibren.
y 9as Gren5bdtdillon 1T aufs yieu(
orsaniiift tuorOet. gs beitebt aus {
@ompagnien,
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STibtig far &ablfDptTae. .

@rcf. g. StSbr, So. 3o7 iablid 4.
Strabe. ct. qouis, Gro. 1T es eelunsen,
laaSidsrise SabttSpfsfe;t su furiren.
prcf. StStrs Wetbobe 1T iehr einf fad.
Die tablen Stellen sperben taglid preiz
MA! gsbabet fiir bret Dtinuten nit benz
paarer3euSer uno innerbalb 4 Wnden 5eist
Td ber neue 5aarmud3 auf ben tablcn
st,asn. Oamea unb 5erren, tpelde an
8abifSrHateit pber Musfalen bes Saares
!sipsn, lcuten ntdt perfaamen, fid idrifts
lid On BrDf. @tS9r gu penoen. Yreis
SIS bic 8lal1e, welae 4 Wpden ausreidt.
24,7,S2, ,tup1i
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1897 4er'in ne int Gsirage Sen $685., soc
as- Infraasa fir @een.sa, iopie Staten fa.
GlIes tonnan aur III ber Sffce tn Netp> Srltan;
esHatt werben.
Dfasn Snfprmatioa ob. DeitsGuasaa 1areis, aias
an yIt. u. DaupHin,
Esp Srlsans 81
eSwesb @pofs. Nssa!, gds 5suaon, II. @ssauta
StfaBs. Gan Matpaio.
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Die 2uui1ana StaatsIptterie tF BE eiaatae. tl.
SOa benz 9pl'e eabsfftrt wurbs
QpuiIta1ta @tate 2ptterp gn.
Disfss SnHtiut purbs Sapr. 1858 fur gr.
sssbanes> uab 2Dsblttdti8feits Snsfe ron b.,
siaatslssislatur fur ben 9eitraum BON fin|uub.
spanlis Sabren eefebltd ineprpprirt NIT etusu
&apitel Son 81 100000, 3u psldbem lie fsit6tt
.nen sRsfe.sefonb Don $3.50 ,OOo binsueeffst Sat
Onr4 Elm IberiGwensli6es Grium .sasbsn ibrt
ReGte Elm She'll Der eesenwar!isea @taatsepn,
fttuttpn, angenpmmea en- 2. Geeenber 1879
Glste cute GssegenGeit feia GfaG
5t MAIDEN.
tb.e erpBen 8 ebungea ron ein3etasp
Mnmmern fnbea n.onatlib fat. Nienals tsirb
cine 3ebans Ssrfdsbea. ggan !sle aaGfplasuSe
Treissesibsi!nas.
0rpbe mOnatIide 3iebung Der
Classe 81
in Rsw SrIeaxs Dienffas ben s. @uaull 1882.
Iue Mafert flnfiisen 8iebuneen Embsn ftatt inter
Iuftdt rab 2eilun8 Der Geasrdls
@. q. Segnssssra ron gomisiasa ana
sabal q. gasIy gsa aJirgiaiem.
SSanptpreis $4,000.
100000 Stdsts sn IS jsb,s. ggaatssil,
TT JInftel i'm 8erbGltniB.
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9ie @ntiIemiten regen 1i1 piebel

= Die slntiiemiten resen li6 ipieoer
in Berlin. 9ieIer Sage fanb i'm Drift
li6=loeialen parteibauie cine 8erfamnl=
lung bes iocialen Gei6soereins fir oen
2. &ei9stassmablfreis itatt, pOriiber
Die rpolt" beri1tet; 9lls 81. 9enrici
BEN bis auf BEN lebten Ylab gefilllten
5aal betrat, eri6oQen itiirnlii6e So9s
rufe. DIS Shema bate Senrlei ben
fir September in 9resbeli seplanten
itlternaiionalen 9lntilemiten GongreB
gepablt. 0eranlellung gu oieiem @On=
greB CAB na6 Dem &eoner Die interna=
tipnale 8erbinoung Der Suoen I'M Qa=
geneinen uno Der 8orfaQ in SisSaz@sz
lar iusbelonoere. gta6bem ber 8ei=
faasIturm am S6luHe bes Nprtrogs
berflungen mar, fano aunQ@F Der 8pr:
fllag 9.nnabme,, ah Die rnaariiGen
NntiIemitenfilbrer SitocSp uno Onpbr
cine Noreile au ri6teH; Damn fol8te BIT
8eantipprtullg Der eingegangenen Sra:
gen. SnSlpii6en ipar Die Stlmmun(
Der 9lnmeIenben cine merflid erregter'
gemDrDen, 1te bate llW berelts Suft 0a
bur6 gema6t, oab ein paar Spponen
ten gesmungen tporbeu tparen ben Saa
5u berlalen. CUR Wablnligteit lteigert
| iIb bic erreGung a6er, als Ssnrlel eln'
&etolutlon pori0lug, na6 nel0er De
1b3iale Gei6sberein bel Der Jegierun!
I'M Steaung Der jiioii6en Spnagogel
unter YoliSeialfli6t petitipniren ioa
Sle glbitimmung crfolgte berart, oa
Die @egner ber &eiolution li0 DOn if
rsn Pldhen erbehen folter. 9tur 81
ner erbob li9. lin Oieien aber Jam
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m.aseiae.

Sierourd beetre id nlid benz Yubli=
tum srsebenif an3u5eisen, bab i'd bic
M a d inen W ert f dtts Ses Srn.
Saeob g d il ble On Yreiafrabs ,nabe
Der Bride abernOmmen babe.
Seilser bon Dampf. uno anoeren Wta.
ihinen made i4 beiOnoers barauf auf=
mertiant.
Nle Irten bon 8eparaturen, bic in bas
Sad oes Mafdinenarbeiters fhlaaen,
weroen prompt uno billis. aussefitrt.
y. S0meioer.
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(Ds!rolt Gree Vrs5 upm I8. San J

S5shtsiTsr BROS. baben loebsn sin gar.
lcao BON Weebs @ilt &pge 3cnte er6altsa.
Dieter gtrtjtel perfauil Fa Istr aIts une
70 mub es aud lein, eeun ts 1T U9ns 3wsi.
fsl bsr be te arilfsl ittnsr ssyt, Der ie etn.
sefa9rt tpuree, unb bet Mot Ieinss @lei.
6sn. Wur has belte Matsrial wtrb su
NeeDS Gilt gb8s Sonic ptrwauet.
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melte iid balo cine Orobenoe Menge,
Die i'm gum Saal 9inausordnqte uno
M5iene 1na6te, tbatli6 gegen ibn su
peroen. Gs gelang einigen geTpnne=
nen, bas 9(euberite su berbiitcn, bo6
murbe ipdter cine gerDaftung porge=
npn1lnell Die nit bieiem @prfall in
Gerbinoung ltanO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-17

other letters Of Mr.. Chase's correspondence.
There are some in that package and the
rest locked mp in q safe in this city at the
request OF Mrs. Chase. They were put IN
my hands for the purpose of aiding me in
writing the life of her husband"
An Insane Rabbi.
WACO (Texas), March 16.-The Jewish
Rabbi, DR.. May, who arrived recently
from San Francisco, has become insane on
spiritual things. He took all the children
from the synagogue school into the street.
and pointed out Jesus, as he asserted, on
the roof where he had been born the night
previous. He has had other similar freaks
of lnnacy. He has been placed under the
care of physicians.
sale Of q Gold Mine.
HALIFAX, March 16.-Adams and Le-
camp of New York have paid $50, 900 for
a gold mine at Carriboo, in this county,
lately operated by d. A. Mcdonald. He
! came into town with a bar weighing 100
ounces, worth about 50, 900, the labor in
obtaining which cost less than $500. The
lead is three and a half feet wide, and the
average yield is two ounces to the ton.
Twenty Lectures by Oscar wilde.
New YORK, March 16.-Chas. E. Locke
Yesterday closed a contract with Oscar
Wilde for a series of 90 lectures on the
Pacific Coast, between March % and April
Is. Wilde is to receive $4,000 and have
his expenses paid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-17

JUDGE ~BLATCHFORD.

The third nomination for the vacant
place on the Supreme Bench of the
United States is Samuel Blatchford, at
present United States District Judge for
the Southern District Of New York.
Judge Blatchford was born in New York
in March, 1920. and is, therefore, 81
years of age. He graduated from Colum.
bia College, New York, in 1887, and was
Private Secretary to William H. Seward
from 1889 to lS4l. In 1912 he was ad.
mitted to the bar. and in lS45 became
the law partner of Mr.. Seward and
Christopher Morgan. In 1851 he wal
defeated as a candidate for the State
Supreme Court, and in 1867 he was ap.
pointed to the position from which Pres
ident Arthur has promoted him to the
United States Supreme Court. The
nomination is considered a good one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-17
THE EMPIRE OF TEXAS.


Its Productive wealth.
The assessed valuation of property in
Texas is now said to be 1868. 000, 900, an
increase of $40, 600, 600 since the assessment
OF 1880. The area of the State is about
274, 900 square miles, which is 81, 900 square
miles more than the German Empire,
70, 900 more than France, twice the size of
Great Britain and ireland together, and
almost as large as Sweden and Norway to-
gether. The State is a vast inclined plane
toward the Gulf OF Mexico, dropping from
5000 feet in the highest ranges to the tide
level. 1t produces a bale Of cotton to the
acre in the cotton district, 40 to 80 bush
els of corn per acre in the corr district,
and so to 100 bushels of oats to the acre.
1t grows fine oranges, lemons and guavas.
1t has had no yellow fever on the coast to
speak of since 1867, and never had any
among the rural population. 1t is said
that there are as many Northern and West
ern people in Texas as Southern-bred peo-
Pile. The German out-numbers all foreign
elements. The mineral resources, up to
the present time. are not considerable;
there is some coal, some iron ore and SOM
copper. Western Texas is notable for
stock-raising and promising for grapes
In Western Texas they depend on the roots
of the mesquite for fuel, which make good
charcoal. She ranks as the second wool
producing State in the Union, the first
beef-producing State snd the first cotton
State, producing one-fifth of the whole
cotton crop. Galveston is the third cottor
port in the Union. Texas had 1900 miles
OF railroad in 1880, and 145, 900 children
at the public schools. All the land titles
emanate from the State, and not from tn,
United States. The homestead law exists
giving each head of a family 160 acres
and every single person so acres settled
upon and improved. Taxes are very low
They plant corn in February and cotton il
March, sow wheat in the Fall and harves
it in May, and can do field work at al
seasons of the year. The principal gam
is wild turkey, Canada goose, wild ducks
cranes, quail, prairie chicken and snipe
The game fish is the black bass, and coars
fish like the catfish and buffalo fish ar
common. Oysters IN the coast are plentiful
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-17
yACCINATE THE IMMIGRANTS.

A movement is on foot to secure the
passage by Congress of a bill directing
that all immigrants arriving in this coun-
try shall be vaccinated, unless they pro-
duce a certificate showing that the
operation was performed before they left
home. This is unquestionably a step in
the right direction. There can be no
manner of doubt that the great preva-
lence of smallpox at the present time is
largely due to the enormous influx OF
foreigners from countries where vaccina-
tion is little practiced, or not at all.
These people bring the germs OF the
disease over with them, to be developed
after their arrival, and the fact that they
are unprotected themselves renders them
a source of danger to others. They
spread themselves through the States,
and serve at once to feed and propagate
the horrible disease. Vaccination should
be made compulsory every where. and i
would be no more than prudent to begiI
by making it compulsory at the ports o
emigrant arrival.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-17
THE McswEENEY CASE.

Senator Farley has presented a memo
rial of the citizens of California, in which
it was circumstantially set forth that
Daniel insolvency, a citizen OF the
United States, had been arrested and I'M
prisoned by the British Government
"without just cause" The memorial
lists also sub nitted a resolution asking
the Secretary Of State to make inquiry
touching the cause Of the detention OF
Mr.. McSweeney. The Senate, without
dissent, asked the Department OF State
to obtain the desired information. To
this there can be no valid objection. 1t
is the duty of the Government to pro-
tect citizens of the United States IN the
pursuit OF their lawful callings. Ii any
citizen of the United States is detained
in English prisons, it is the duty OF the
Government, when requested to do SO, to
ask an explanation. If the detention be
without Just cause, proceedings for the
release Of such citizen should be prompt
lv instituted. Such detentions seldom
furnish a cause for war. They furnish
occasion for buster, however, now and
then. and it is best that the business OF
clustering should be left to individuals
and not INDUCED in by nations. As to
Mr.. McSweeney, we know nothing about
his case. He may be unjustly detained.
But, again, he may be in contempt OF the
Coercion Act" which Minister Lowell
says is contrary to the spirit OF English
and American Jurisprudence, but being
the law of the land, naturalized citizens
Of the United States cannot expect 10 be
o-ntaJ from its oneration.
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The best thing is to do the present we'll.
--Pittacus.
Cant is useful to provoke common sense.
Emerson.
Poverty, idleness and honesty never
travel together.
Without liberty no happiness can be en-
joyed by society.
Never applaud with your feet. I. is not
the stamp of good society.
A miser is a mar who may be truthfully
described as criminally poor.
When one runs after wit, he is sure to
catch nonsense M~ontesqueiu.
The very cunning conceal their cunning;
the indifferently shrewd boast of it.
The most completely lost Of all days is
the one in which we have not laughed.
1t is possible for a man to be so very
shrewd that in the long run he cheats him
self.
Beware Of the young man who parts his
hair in the middle. His tongue will wag
both ways.
Prentice said the talent OF making
friends is not equal to the talent of doing
without them.
We cannot too often convince ourselves
how easily We may be dispensed with in
this world Of ours.
Never go back on an old friend, even IL
he is rich and cannot see you so easily as
he used to in passing.
Men look at the faults Of others with q
t~elescope-at their wi with the same in
strument reversed, or not at all.
1t will be found that they are the weak
est-minded and the hardest-hearted men
that most love change.-Ruskin.
A man may be the architect of his W
fortunes; but il he is not able to build,
his plan Is not worth much to him.
It'll better to be poor and ~virtuous thar
rich and dishonest, and yet in a popular
vote we know which side would win.
Tell your children that they are the
worst you ever saw, and they will no doubt
grow up in the way they should not go.
Secretary Folger refused to put his auto
graph in the same book with that OF Gui-
teau. 1t was asking a good deal Of him.
Politics consists very largely in standing
for o lucrative position inc then sitting in
an easy chair until the salary becomes due.
The chief trouble with the age in which
we live is that it believes too much in
varnish and veneer and too little in solid
wood.
Mrs. Langtry gets $500 q week for play
ing. Very few Of US earn as much for
working.-Troy Times. Are you a profess
sional beauty?
If you have a small salary and princely
desires remember the old saw, Taking
out often and never putting in soon comes
to the bottom"
You make o great mistake in thinking
that the world will break all to pieces
when you leave it. 1t is barely possible,
on the other hand, that you are persist
emily standing in the way of a better man