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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-01

Cloaks, Dolmans and listers
Must be closed out. as wa do not intend to
carry them through the sulnmer, 50 look out
in time for bargains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-01

Ladies' and Children's Wool jack
cts at HALF PRICE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-01

Ladies', Misses and ChiIdren's
Wooden Hoods from 25clup.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-01

co@SITS:
In these we have several lines that 70 ont
intend to keep, and as we are out Of some sizes
we will close out at 25c, SOC, Toe and 81, which
are really worth 81. 81 IS, 81 80 and 50.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PRESIDENT ARTHUR was reported re-
Gently TO have openly declared that unless
the revenue from the tariff was largely re-
dueed be would call another session Of Con.
gress.
IfgNRY I. MORGAN, the well-known
New York banker and broker, died tho other
afternoon In bis carriage while returning
from Wall street 10 hls home.
THg death was announced at London,
Eng, few DAYS ago Of Frederick Martin,
formerly CARLYLE. amanuensls.
Henry G. LASgTRY, the veteran com.
pilcr Of Pacific Coast statistics and Of
various directories. died 81 San Francisco,
CAL, the other evening, at the age Of seventy
years.
MARTIN MAGissIs, Congressional
Delegate from Montana, has been selected
10 deliver the oration al the meeting OF the
Army Of the Potomac, 10 he held At Wasb-
lngton. ID. C., the 18Th and i7lh Of MAY.
TnE contest for United States Senator
IN the Scbraska Legislature closed on the
alst ult., by the election Of Charles y. Man.
derson. OF Omaha. on the seventeenth bal.
.o,.
Chris HAgBAcH, pioneer settler OF
De. Moine.. Iowa, the founder Of large
furniture factory, died few days ago IN
New Orleans, la, where be had gone In
the hope Of regainiug bis health.
The Ohio Senate has adopted q reso'
luton for a Constitutional amendment giv-
Ing the legislature absolute power over the
liquor traffic.
Tug Minnesota Legislature elected
Dwight NJ. ssbin United States Senator on
the isi. on The twenty ninth ballot.
The Committee on Constitutional
Reform Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
few day. ago reported an amendment pro-
,IdIng for prohibition and allowing eompen-
satIoa 10 owners Of real estate occupied BY
liquor manufacturers.
CErgwAro has been relnstated King
Of zaluland. Many chiefs expressed great
dlsssslsfaeiion a the conditions on which
he was restored.
CHARGES having been made In the
newspaper. ,hs, the friends Of Senator Fer.
~ had attempted 10 bribe members Of the
Michigan legislature, 10 induce them ts
vote for Ferry for United States Senator
the Lower Home the other morning adcp<ed
4 resolution calling for an Investigation.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
Killed BY the Accidental Discharge cf
u Gun.

kAssAs CRY, No.. January -.
Ono of the most horrible cases Of death hy
accidental shooting which ever oecnrr a hap
pencil at tho house OF sands W. Iinpkins,
about three miles south of thIa city. this after.
noon. by the accidental discharge OF shot
gun. young Hopkins blowing the entire hnad
on his young and beautiful wife. The hus.l
baud and wife were aIonc In the sitting room
when tho terrible tragedy occurred. aud his
story OF the affar is ~ foiIowsi
"itis oil 80 hopibIs" said tho young man..
"that ! hariiy know how TO begin. On my
return from tswn tod y wei,t % the barn
and tut up tho horse. my wife joining ms,
and together We rr-cnirrpd the house. Afirr
semc little work my wife wcnt ints tho sitting
room or library, and sat down by the sioyo In
n rocking chair, with sorDe work IN her hands.
got n shotgun. which had besn III The house
for some tin,c, and proceeded TO load II and
cioan thu locks. as had noticed soms
rabbit trucks near tho barn. and wanted 10 have
tho sun ready for Instant use. ono harrci was
nlrrady inaded-ihn left cue and e'1inr into
the room where my wife was. loaded the re-
naming barrel and then sat dosn IN chair
nearly In front Of her and tonk up small eli
can 10 oil tho locks u tho gun, which werp
somewhat rusty. IaiIowof the gun I'arrel to
rnEt partially neross M q M anilaz duElnz The
operation. when suddenly, as pulled back the
gers aud then the yum went 90 with noise
like thunder and my wife TIL rirht over
asrnst IN wall. hut ! rHnt tell my mnrg
sb ut Il as wns nearly wild. The cn1rKs 0f
shot forr my pOor wifes heal partially OF. but
when I grab ei her the sae dead. IN, ny
Utf. f was awful. arfuir'
Tbs unfortunate woman was NOT nvs fcef
ff0n har husband wheD the affair areurrrd.
and mass ~ her brains were blown nfnIu11
tho white walls. from which they rely,nn'ed -
the opposite wall. eff portions uf hef ektilt
ranging In size frufu n quarter 81 an inch IN di-
ntnefer, were scattered all oter The fooms
photographs, mirrors and eseryaultIs aFvund
were horribly bespatiersd. Hopkins ea< nnlx
twenty-five year. old nnf had heen married
but two years Doth parties belong 70 I'D ana
quite wealthy families, and their home was an
escesfingiy beautiful place. I'm EJfonsr
viewed Tho remains and dec dfd. uuie*s
further facts are developed, that IN inquest
will he unnecessary, scclsientalshootin5 being
aglfauf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
NrgrrrIssrors.

THE furniture In Engineer Melville's
house In sharon Hill. Pa. was seized BY the
sheriff the other day to satisfy Mrs. Mel.
siiis's creditors. and = mortgage on ths
property held By Miss Polish had been
fereeiossd.
A BILL has been introduced IN the
Heuse of Representatives Il Washington %
give the widow Of Lieutenant DE Long :
pension Of fIfiy dollars month.
THE Canadian Ice carnival closed The
aiber nigh, with torch slight procession q
snausshoe clubs.
FAnIHs vss reported - prevailing
n South RaasiA. January slst. aad NAM
pssasnss wers ssid v have eommIlssd suI'
elia . epeape uilaerinf the mI>1fI y iheis
ularving iunaius,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
CONDENSED THLRGRAMs.

IN the United States Senate on the
81, after a short executive session. the
Tariff blll was taken up and discussed until
resolutions were received from the House
relative 10 the death OF Representative
Lowe. IN the House the Centennial Cotton
Exposition bill was passed. The bill 10 re.
iInburss deposiiors in the Freedmsn's Saw
Ing. Company was referred TO the Commit.
tee on Education and Labor. The rssolu'
iIon calling for inquiry as 10 the manage.
ment Of the Naval Academy was referred.
The Tariff bill came up and the duty on
flint and lime glass bottles was made thirty.
Ave per cent. ad valorem.
The Governor Of Alabama has offered
80. 900 reward for the capture Of Isaac II.
Vincent, the defanIing State Treasurer. the
Legislature having adopted a joint resolu.
,len authorizing Il, and sustaining him In
the offer.
Prss and food played sad havoc on
the 4ih. AT Nashville, Tenn. = block Of
building. was burned, causing = loss Of
500. 900. Al Bradford, Pa, 900 dwellings
wers flooded by . rise In the river. Al
Meadville, 80 families were rescued from
the overflow IN boats. An Ice gorge in the
Allsghany River at Pittsburgh broke under
the weight OF the food, and coal barges
were swept away aud great damage 70
property resulted. tug was sunk and
2. 600 100 feet Of lumber was washed away
81 Cleveland. O.
An oil tank exploded ct Cleveland,
o., on the %, and the blazing oil runnIBg
on the surface Of . creek called Klngsbury
River, set the Standard Oh Cos works on
are. Several other tanks sefs burned and
the city wa. threatened with great eepna-
grafton. ovsr o.ooo barrels Of oil wsrs
destroyed.
A STRIKE was threatened In the Pitts.
burg, fPs,) bottle faeioris. on The 81 on
seeount Of ten per cant. reduction In
wages.
Ir was reported at Washington, d.
O., the other day that Rev. DR.. Hicks was
about 10 bring suits against The nssspspsfs
which published uHeoiapismsntary slate.
nsnt. about him In connection with 0uI.
tsau's bones.
Apan was swept away b. nood In
the shoge River sbs esher day and great
damage to property Il Akren, o.. ga
e.u.sd. One life vas lot and shols fsmi.
lie. were szsed vith difficulty.
EsaHr men were sraIrned q Dublin,
lIrlssd, on The u, ehsrzsd with the late
phuusx PARK murders. several Of them
we're lasnsiGea = having bssa Ahuui %.
pzfk Just presisas 70 The aa1sssinsiisa saa
sae - the drivef Of u 90 y whssh m
sssa@.is. s.espsd.
h ~ rspssssi q Ne a NJ N
- sn1ssnepne sruslsies uess belsg pro
- n1nin1l sxiIa = eIbsris,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

when the regular train which len hat Port
are Yesterday morning vas nesFins the bridge
over the Winnipeg River. ihs driver noticed
man walking On tho strueture Tne frnin ~
prnachsd the bridge by a nurva. 80 thai t1S
man eouid not ses hi danger The br1dFe =
soo narrow 10 psrmls a person 10 stand On ono
side tli train should psss. and 4 wna lnpoest-
bic for him 10 reach The other sids befofe tho
train would ovrrtskc him To jump 'rum ~
bridge was certain death Thc only eossfss
open was 20 ein,eh ihe oufsr hoard. nnd. sur
pended between life and drnth await tbc ~
suIt. This tho snsa did. snd ths train. shich
ounsd not bs stopped. enms thaaderInu an.
The conductor. rruoliectInx thai the stepe ~
the Pullman car rrrs sery lov. and would
prolahly strike he mans heed. razhe.i 10 ~
rsar Of the IRAN and nneonpIed tbecor. wh5c1,
BIZ the prompt application II brxkeu. -
sioppsd in tune. Tbs man pulled hiuoelf ~
snd reached the osh~r end ~ ~ 1r41uo
Al this fsfsns freight srnin vo1 oo1oeyed
sskInr around the enrve, nud enese o1ru6 ~
Pullman car IN the mtfdIs n ~ hsiArrs 0ro1
y IN A. -, ,,n ,s,',s nss !, sss.ss1sF g g 49,
freight train uns attached 10 the tl1k - -
that II was ifnpos att1se fur the <nIln11x - -
the rulIm-u esr. 10 te~se ~ fuI111n -
wss e.rtsia = ds.ih. = ihs ~ s1s.s - !. g
ssns sson. q q ,se sssssis m sesk ~ e s5 ~
came Numbering N. IL wze fo4tH1u n1VQ,
tutit wns TIE only one. and qolcx - . -
uondurfpf TrDdden. of The p1<1<nEux 1I1l1y
the frBnf part Of the tsuin. % t1<& ~ H
saw the danger, hut true 10 ~ c4l1I. -
ytfsed bis e16tHn nul Mpe6 E1c3 0V~f ~
hridEa on he mtssson # inefrY, ~ rU@<1N1
a. ,ss CT m ,sap''ss es ve, = 5sss 49, r.
~ PullmzH enr ead ~ pl4G91u1 UqZ N1I
drawn from tho tnro4&uid ~ dG1lE 11IX
end with aurd faere ~ pomC1(4Co 49, T.
| the city. .eeea one feellsin9 ~ <ll19 -
| train wns niso niied wflt vGn191@1(& ~
| vben ther sav tn<if 14uU1g unnV - ~
| tnmpsd firm he enR inlo - o1(441IllI ~
1 Nl...lxzx s.-z. = - 2 3 = 4 = e
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

A SMALLPOX panic was said 10 pre-
saIi Al Brainerd and Aiken, MINI. the 9th.
sr dsy because sf rush Of frightened lum-
hsrmen toward those towns. Both cities
had pIsesd armed guard. on The thorough.
fares.
Two prizs tighls havs been fought in
renn<yivanis laiely, snd one II the com-
hsi.rts IN each wss reported dyInx.
DuQra - sussrtaismens = Brook.
Ign. \. r. fsw ds1s go. : ersshinx bsam
s&a>>1 : p1n11s 81 many Def6oua Nefs -
rls0nIy teuloof = sno1fnn = ~ 1seu
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

rrAIr has n.tioasI dst4 u o4s1Q c01ooA
Win shis Iasd, shs muintalns a arny = =
N4,0g0 msa. ella fe4fz AT II Fi411z -
msnT y<ars hsnce.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

rhs ianNwloe Hras Ftfs utar tam
thet ettaW fsfm N ih. O0uttt ketuu.
fHfH nuuaB
the ttf II tHfs UmHuHt fftb 3.
as s.sgff s., An
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tfWHH f thHHH HtfHsH fial 1 ri tha aNWf
ft HHUHrt iu NH N lHH ftHf iHU
fWtni "a iW HN.ur HNIrHts WMff than tNf
NiiW isa Hirhfd lHW WUr irUuit
Nhiir ihN futteN HlHtmHfn WutYfi.uu
ifr QUO III w puuHit lt1t rtiun ia nu iuuii
tNtNa4IFN
te IN#ilfF "A fbH liHf tHmHfH tt first
HHhHftd i4al VBf 4 reported 10 NNfIh tiHUF.
Wt lW Ndtla tfnn il iiA iH snHttHfsl
NrniHl1 q tH iHsi NNnfH.H iN M .NuiNfaai
NnunlA iol ihu atfiagn duality ~ ihe hHie
State iUa
lhH nfutHf flnid lu ilut entfua pef aefn ia
lteotflRt thtfrtft puiH puu0 n
fri HHltie trHfHiH iH pUntH. ~ TuUfhWrH
tthl#ih iN ViNniH. in lUN NtNrHfh iN
rnHnis iH sHilileHst tHifeta liH THuhH anil
lu tic whole state lNI uuuuda
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

d. A. RAT. Inspector.
annsrurn rIun

Cmcsno. January 81. Isl
1ha lion. J. y. Stuart. Postoffce tn<reefpf.
str n has come b. my knoslsfse that
concern sfylsi Bennett. Holtsman &tn., man
nRefr Of q Mutual Tpnpnrnfisn rIub n III and
Isl East Washington street. chicago. bas ~
Gently commenced q now schsme IN defrmud.
using the mails therefor, erarfiy sim lar =,
fhoss ~ FiemHsinR. Merriam Co. n y Ken
dali a 20, Charss ,. Henri 4 Co. snd rud-
worth 4 Co. which schemes have IN ny p
Iurl Of this date on cases 1.itt r.. and No
fisn e. fnIly esps.cd | recommend In this
ense that tho Postmaster II Chicago 3c direct
ri 10 deliver no Registered matter nor 10 par
sny MONEY orders 10 Bennett. HOFFMAN
''' ' h A. nar. possosics fnssessss.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
Wrestling with a Bar rel Of
Flour.

Our schoolmales are few aud far
between now. Death has carried most
of them away aud those who are left
are widely scattered. How the roads
of life do fork-and some take one and
some another. We are all like pIckets
sklrmlshiug around, aud one by one get
picked off ourselves BY the common foe.
had like to have 20! picked of myself
day or Two ago. The wagon had
come from toAn with few comforts;
and one was a barrel of hJur. Mrs.
Arp aud the children always come 10
the south porch when the wagon comes
for they want to see it unloadcd and
feel good for a little while, and so when
the hind gate was taken of and Mrs.
Arp had wandered how we would gel
out the flour, l thought would show
her what a man could do. | rolled the
barrel 10 me as | stood on the ground
and gently eased it down on my knees
My opinion now is that there Is a keg
oil lead in that barrel, for my knees
gaye way and was falling backward,
and 10 keep the barrel from smashing
me into a pancake or something else,
| gave il heaye forward aud let her
go, aud it gave me a heave backward
and let me go, aud [ fell Oh pile o
rocks that were laid around a cherry
tree, and they were rough and ragged
and sharp, and tore my left arm all t
pieces aud raked 1t TO the bone. The
blood streamed through my shit sleeve
and was about to faint, for blood
always makes me faint, when Mrs. ARP
screamed tor canphor, and the girls
ruu it, and before | could stop 'em
they had camdre and turDeutine fire al
over my arm, aud went dancing around
like was in a yaller jackets nest. 1t
liked to have killed me, shore enuf
but after while l rallied and went to
bed. 1 haven't Ased that arm nor a
fuger on that hand TIL now, aud &C
about sad aud droopy. But l have hat
power Of sympathy. aud Mrs. Arp il
good.-mIghty good. And nov Pm in
fix, for cau't shaye but one side o
my face and company i, coming to-
morrow.
Well. used TO could let down a barrel
Of hour-I used to could-but rolling
years will change a man-auno domln
will tell. Ireckon by the time l gel
my neck broke Will begin to realize
that Pm not the mau used TO be
but as Cobe says. If | could call bac k
twenty years I'd show 'em.' The mex
time a barrel OF f)lr CO nes to my
house 1 will get two skids twenty-five
feet long and let it rolo out, see if
don't. 1 shall get well slo"ly-very
slowly. But Mrs. Arp asked me thi;
morning if couldn't pick the raspber-
rles for dinner with one hand-sai,
she could swing a little basket rounC
my neck. What a thoughtful, ingenious
woman. Bill Arp.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
CANT Get Rid of EN-,

"a Sixth avenue business man, VINO
had been greatly annoyed by children
calliuo aud asking for cards. hung up
a sion in the store reading;
I'VE have no cards TO give away.
y wasn't two bours before little
Girl came and said:
please. mister, how many cards
will YOU sell me for nickle ? :,
Then the man tore down the card
and replaced it by one reading
no cards here
Tbis was a bluff for three or four
ch ldreu, but one soon dropped IN and
rea | the sign and inquired;
Il suppose you keep 'em al all down
at the other store, don't you?
Some one then suggested that the
word "herep be rubbed out, to make
the sign cover the whole case. :.
~ This his was done yesterday. and it
WASN'T ten minutes before a man
turned in from the street anu Sa'u'
That's sensible
TIE merchant was puzzled and ask
ed his meaning.
why getting married without max. H.,
inc a Great row over it, see you
didn't send out any cards, and aa-
mire your judgment. Marry WI
dow, did you 2 u.s aowr.
and the beleagered man began worA
on one reading:
Inquire Next Door, :. a.. oos.
He thinks that will hit the case case
plumb center, but it won't De TWO
hours before some one will come along
and call out: .,, ,ho
If this store is TO rent what's ats, Tue
use of lnquiring next door Mnas ", >
the price, and what repairs will the
landlord make?'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
Prepared For the Cholera.

A middled.aged negro, who seemed
to be labor:ng under considerable ex.
element, halted a policeman on Larn-
ed street yesterday and asked:
Say, boss, what bout dat Gypshum
cholera de papers am maxim sich a fuss
ober? p
why, they have the cholera over
there, was the reply.
And she's gwlne 10 spread 10 Dis
kentry?'
1T may
AN dey say it's powerful hard on
de cuilud populashun. Man up Wood
ward Avenue tole me dat it jumped
right ober white folks 10 get black
one.'
Il believe that's so.'
well. I'ze Citing ready fur it. Pze
carryln' an onion in each breeches
pocket. Woman on the market to!e
me dat was a sure stand off,
L shouldn't wonder
AN I'ze drinkin' cup full Of wing
ger wild kyann pepper led in.
Hardware man toIe me dat was a boss
thing
Yes
AM Pee soakin' my feet in sour
milk free nights 10 week an rubbin'
my spine wild kerosine lie. Butcher
up Michigan avenue tole me dat was
sartln preventlve.'
Il should think it was.'
AN l'ze got tarred paper an cut
soles to wear in my butes. One Of de
aldermen tole me dat de cholera allus
strikes de feet fust thing. l reckon it
won't git frew dat tarred paper. an
I'ze been chewiu' gum made OF bees
wax an taller, wild leetle clmphor-
GUM rolled 10. An Pze bin bled
twice in de last month an had tooth
pulled. an my hair cut an my photo
graph taken, an reckon if de cholera
comes t-skiu' around Detroit l needn't
be uneasY.-Detrot Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
Notorious offender Arrested

The Chief of Police IN Hartford has
arrested and effectually brought to a
stand.still tha. old offender, Cramps
"Cramps" was "known to the police
for a long time; in fact, the Chief hat
him 10 bis bowels. Cramps came
unexpectedly and at inconyenient time;
with severe gripings and neuralglC
pains. PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER
proved to be more than old Cramps"
could stand. The notorious villain
surrendered, and acknowledged himself
beaten.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
Letter-Writing by Proxy.

Pm, l believe, the only person en-
gagged 10 the business in Chicago said
the handsome and bright lady whose
business card bore The words, Letter
writer I have written letters Tor
ladies who, from their wealth and SUR
rouudings, you would suppose could
do their own corresponding. l have,
however, found many such who &C
neither spell nor write plainly nor ex'
press their ideas. l have written a good
many letters tor persons who make no
preteuse Of their inability to do so for
themselves. But the bulk OF my pa
irons come to me not because they are
unable to write, but because they
cannot command expression for their
thoughts
what are the letters about gene
rally?
well, that would be telling. But
ifyou won't say.uh6IS You, they ar! are
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22

MY case is just here said citiz3n
to a lawyer. The plaintiff will sweal
that hit him. will swear that die
not. Now what can you lawyers make
out of that if we 20 to trial p "A hun
dred dollars easy,' was the reply.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22

Can 1 help you my friend p said
man, addressing stranger who sat on
the curb stone, somewhat disconsolale.
Il DON'T hic-know, but YOU may
hic-get down here aud take my place
till | get another drink
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22

please to give me something, sir 2
saws an old woman. Il had a blind
child. He was my only means OF sub
sistance; and the poor boy has recover
ed his sighlv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22

Ayers Pills cure headache by re-
moving obstrucuons from the system,
relieving the stomach, and giving
healthy action 10 the digestive appara-
tus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
ovERsEERs POOR
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

DAVIS DIST. DIR. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
D. Il. Spengler. -
sroSEwALI.-J.H H. Grabill, W. c. Snarr, G. W
Orndorff.
JoHNsroN.-J. II. Rodeffer, Levi Il. Cullers.
MADlsoN.-Samuel c, Campbell James J.
Cofman, Jos. Conner.
AsHBY-Saml Hsmma n. B. Painter, Jacob
r. Miller. -
LEE-Christian Shirley, D. P. Zirkle, John NJ.
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22

sG Fast, brilliant and fashionable
are the Diamond Dye color:. Ohe
package colors l to 4 lbs. Of gools. 10
cents for any color.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22

'What did you say your friend is,
Tommy "A taxidermist.' WHATS
thatf' why, he's a sort OF animal up
holsterer.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-22
poetieal
1T MAY BE YOUR TUhN
NEXT.

Judee not too harshly, oh my friend
OF hi N your fellow-man,
But draw the veil of charity
About him If you can.
He once was called an honest man,
Before sore trial vexed;
He stepped from out Of the narrow way
1t may be your turn next.
Painting upon the great highway
suffering soul doth lie,
Go staunch his wounds and quench MS 'nii''
Nor pass him idly by.
God will not brook the swift excuse,
The thoughtless, vain pretext,
A fellow mortal bites the dust
1t may be your turn next.
You heard one day single wora
Against persons name;
Oh, bear itnot from door to door
To further hurt his fame,
If you're the man you claim to be-
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To "speak no evil, +" true or false
1t may be your turn next.
The world is bad enough, we own,
And many need more light,
Yet, with true love to all, may We
Help in the cause Of right
Lift up the sinful and the weak,
The soul by care perplexed,
Well knowing that to drink the gall,
1t may be your turn next
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