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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-02-15

wherever it wall be permitted by the authori-
tics, for from S5,o00 to 500, 900 a side after
which he intends TO retire from pugilistic labor.
Slade has received challenge to fight for
81, 500 from James Elliott who states that be
has deposited $500 with VI. {. Mcdonald Of
Chicago, for a mill near Kansas City,
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-02-15
A Good Haruain.

At all auction sale Of uncalled-for packages
in the express office at Pueblo, Colorado, James
Thompson risked sl.00 on a box which he
found contained two gold bricks, worth over
LOCO
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-02-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.


BY the burning Of small steamer in Puget :
Sonnd, W. T.. On the morning Of the 9Th, five
lives were lost.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-02-15

ii. G. Gurney, an accountant in the Bank OF
Commerce. Durham, Ont, absconded on the
7th INST. There is shortage in his account OF
sl0. 900 or S12, 900.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-02-15
ECHO.
By EsSEsT W. sHuRTLEFI


When winter piles
The forest aisles
With drifts Of snow,
And through the lines
OF roaring pines
The ice-winds blow,
About my cave
The tempets rave,
Like storms at sea:
But none can break
Ny walls and take
My voice from me,
] found my birth
When heaven and earth.
From chaos rose:
And not till Death
Steals Natures breath
Ny life shall close.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1883-02-15
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

SEH YJI!h
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14
INRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of the authority conferred
upon me ~ trustee bv certain deed OF
trust made by W. W. Field. II. &. Amber
son and l.. l.. Knapp, partners under the
llIm name II Field a company, to secure
the legal holders OF II certain pre- mis-uTy
note made 10y said Field a Co.. an the
~, day OF september. lSS4, payable on
the Isl day ui july. 1883, to the urdrr Ut
Frnuo a Manning. said note being Tor the
sum OF five hundred dollars, which snid
tIust deed is duly recorded In mortgage
book l.. pugcs 80 and 32t ot the public
records ui McIcnnan county, Texas, TO
which record reference Is here made tor
moe particular inlOrmatiUW, !, Felix II.
Robinson. trustee, will an Tuesday the
ith day OF De, mbrr, lSSi, in obedience
IT, the requiem ent1 OF said trust deed
and the written request ol the legal holt
ors nt said note, (icinult having been
made In HE ptymrn, thereof. within lc-
grl hours Of sale proceed to sell 10 the
highest bidder iOr cash, seventy isht GS)
head ut ewes and two Mrrinu buck, and
also the lowing described tract OF land
In McLCrnnn county, Texas. VIZ: A purt
OF lh" Jose David SANCHEZ four league
grant rs the same Is described in "A deed
made by Hunt & Holland to Field Il co.,
which ucud is duly recorded In book No.
80 pages 2Gl, 2j2 aud 2G3 OF the public
lani record, OF MClRnnan county, Texas
Reference is here made Tor more de-
'allcd description to snid fcrnrl. I will
ul-r ut the same time and place sell the
Interest vested In said Field y cOmpnny,
10y n certain bond Tor TITLE made lay Hunt
apd Holland aud j. ID, Giddings to SAID
Field ~ company tor J2S - acres Of land
out OF said SauchCI grant, said bond Tor
tjitleapprnrs ui record m book 35, pages
l4J $50 UNI ljl OF the public land records
nj McLcnnan county, Texas, and reference
is here mndc to said record i"r a more de-
JAILED description OF soid lbs l-3 acres al
land and the interest to be- sold. vii
III IKE only such title to the purchaser ~
am authorized to make by the trust dee,
aforesaid.
sale will be made at the court hou.,
door In Waco Texas. Sheep purchase,
at any sale mndr by me viii BE- drlivrrc,
10 the purchaser At the Rancho Of Field 4
Co.
The mrd hereby advertised includes nj
the improvements known ~ the rancho %
Flcld a Co.,. and Is situated about | mile
T.. from Waco, TrXHs.
FtLrX II. RoHRT4ON,
li'3 bOds Trustee
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Piles are frequently preceded by Il
sense NJ weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
Of thee kidneys or ncighboring organs.
AT times, symptoms Of Indigestion are
present rs hatulrucy, mcasinrss Of the
stomach, etc. \ mulsture.lkc perspira
ton, producing u very disagreeablr
itching. particularly at night after got
ting warm 10 bed, is very common at
teudant. BIud Bleeding aud Itching
Piles yield at once to the application OF
Dr. Bo1auko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts aiiortc /, absorb
ing the Iumors, allaying the intense
itching. and affecting permanent cure,
whero the other remedies have failed.
DO not delay until thr drain on the sys.
TEN produces permanent disability, bat
try 1t and be cured. Price, 80 cents.
Sent prepaid on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress, he DIR. Bosmko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, OHIO, So!dby Carter y Williamson
and j. d. Cornish, druggists, Waco,
O3lldw
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'INUSTEE's SALE.

by virtue OF the power vested In me un-
der and by virtue OF certain deed at
trust. executed to me rs trustee by Will
am Williams, OF Mcl.cnuHu county, Tex.
rs to secure W NJ Walton in the pay
mcut ot two certain prumlSsory notes for
the sum OF two hundred and seventy -srvrn
dollars each. With interest NJ the rate OF
10 per Anuum from date due rcsp,C-
lively December (. 1879 and December 1,
lNNO, the said william Williams having
made dciarlt in the payment ui said notes.
Al the request OF the holder, thereof,
Will sell AT the court house door VI Me
Lehman County, Texas, on Saturday the
2ith day OF November, 1883, TO the high
rtt bidder tor cash in United States cur
t'rCv. All that tract or parcel ot land
lying in said MrLrnnan county, state OF
Texas ard described rs follows:
East OF the Biuzns river, being part OF
the lumHs DE I.aNega eleven leagues
giant and part ut said grant that was
allotted Ia sad Walton by decree Ut tn"
Galveston District Court In 1876, which
decree is duly recorded iu MCLrnnnn
county deed book u pages 32i to 32S In
elusive, to which reference is made.
Beginning at the southeast corner al
section =. range 5. OF the subdivision OF
said grant from which gum, lu-tic q In.
dia. marked ', btdlS No. -, W. ~
NAras. blackberry II in. dia. marked :,
hc.uS No. is -, ". Il. vnrAs:
Thence ). 81, west on y line OF ser-
liun =. ESQ Naia- Cross rehuactna creek.
2lOG vnras 10 y. " cor OF thi. in lot and
tWrol Porter east line from which an
elm ten In. du. tHatkcd W. bears >. 10 T.
u Nnrn'. Thence 5. - n. with said Por-
tois T.. line Apo vnruS To 5. ". cor. OF this
Theme y. 60 H.. with Sterling smith
north line nj 100 NAras Gross. Lucky
Branch at 1880 Naras pass Smiths n. f.
corner nj 1870 NarGs cross. TehnaCnni
creek at 2llG Naras southeast corner ol
this on section line, between range and
:, from which elm marked W. bears --
lhunr" y - w. 2gO Naas to the place n
lrginning, being the same tract of Ian,
conveyed by said Walton to said william
Williams on tie 18th day oi December
/ ISIS. ! will convey To the purchaser sucl
/ lille as |, nS trustee, am authorized I,
/ max" hN said trust deed, title believed tn
be perfect.
/ WI. W. KENDALL. Trustee.
Waco, Texas, November |, lNSi
lI.I.Di-ta
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- BETTER l'inn ="

The hou.ckccpcr whose head is puzzled
AS to what to gel for dinner has remedy
tor that trouble near at hand, Just 90 to
see Miller n Dennis who have recently
moved to the large store. formerly ilar-
rol .ou's saloon, ON Aus in street, ard
there you find rXpctly the articles needed
to tempt the delicate feeder ol iced he
hungry eater.
Miller ~ Dennis are young men, but Old
In that wisdom needed in handling
groceries and country produce.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Farm
indictments, Wnco. 10 2ldtf


Applicants for abstract exhibits to
titles to land prrsou ing themselves at
this Office, will take notice. that after
the 3lsl day Of October, 1883, the fee
for cxhihits will b, s. tor the first sheet
or fraction of II sheet aud $3.50 for
each additional or fractional sheet.
No application wi be considered
without the fee accompanies the same.
ALuFKr CHlImEES.
Compiler MrLcnnan County Abstract
Waco, Tex, Oct. %, lSS3.
10 ~ Inn
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The proof of the pudding j. not IN
chewing the string, PIT III having an OPP
portuuity to test the article direct,
Carter II Williamson and Dr. j. l..
Cornish, druggists have II tree trial
bottle of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup for each aud every one
who il afflicted wi h Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Ar
lictiun.-Ojll lwtf
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F soH fs a. and Winte = 1898 a I
A. a A. lE a.

TO any one sending full name nud All
dress ConHius lilhoprnphcd Fash. l.
III lcs and above l,SlO beautiful Wood
engraving, il,u-trtrg the very mltst
novelties IN lidlr-' and Chidrcn's suits
ard cuHks, underwear, lulants' outfits.
hosiery, G,nt-' inrni,biug good, Hrcs,
fancy goods, silvrrwarr, irwrlry, wat hes.
boots and shoes, hair good, tic, etc,
Prices lower than thrs" at ANY other
house. II. & r. KOCH " SON. > Nth
avenue and Twentieth street. New York.
IU-fyHls
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FOR SALE.

property we are now Offering;
FOX "a lie.
No ~ Three acres INST bryoud thn
Rurnry Mace. a brnutiul huildiur
ate. tor talr chrnp
No. l-lSOO acres of land. Ouc nt
the finest farms in Mcl,rnuan couut,
all under fence; COO acres in cuItiyn.
ton; 1900 acres ia pasture. II miles
RON Waco.
NJ. 3 75O nrrrs land. heavily nm.
bcr,d. in Comnnrhr county.
M ii gSl nero. uonI t,rmu,,, huL
on the Neil Mclcnnan survey ia Falla
county.
No, T. 7uOac A hrauliml farm.
fine peach orchard; well improyc,l.
100 acres in cultivation; -cvru miles
from Waco, near Rirhry station. ON
rcxqs and 81. I.oms railroad
No. o Five lots ON North Fiuh
strcrt
No. 10 Five ncrcs land ON North
! Sixth street. adjoining Peter Mc(Irl.
aud'a rr.idrnrc lot.
No, ESQ acres of land md An A
| No. / flour mill and cotton gin. II
mics from Waco. ON the Texas and
| st. Louis r,ilroad n few stcp- from
South Bosuuc station. Mill nud pin
i'm rood running order.
No. ga house and seven loia ON
| Ninth. Tenth and Clay streets. Uousp
ON corner OF CLAY and Ninth. new
house. weather boarded. 3 rooms
good welt. lot aud "A half fenced i'm
will sell single lots or whole propcrtv.
No. 80 IA ares; the farm IA
llill county ON the McI.cnnnn county
line. u square block of llO ncrr4 I'm
cultivation, about 100 acres under
good rail fence, comfortable house and
one tenant house gnod well. plcnt,
fire wood and rniI timber ON hand
lasting spring, farm il about 10 mile,
from Waco aud miles from Auuilla
station south, Joins Gen. Sol Ross
farm. Also one pair mules and four
cows and calvc. and 700 bushels corn
to be sold with farm.
ESQ acres OF land known a. the
Congcr nrm ou the BraIos, miles
north OF Waco; 225 acres in high state
of cultivation, 20 acres timber band,
"a acres under good ccdnr rail fence
4 ~ feet hph. Comfortable dwelling
house, ! rooms. umhnuscs, stables.
cribs. fine orchard. peaches. plums and
grapes, two tenement house. 3 good
wells. win sell for ouc-third cash
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No. 52Is Austin Street. up -ta'rs'
pansigc-'s Vegetable Fever and Agn

Dansigc~'s Vegetable Fever and Agnrr
Powders are sure and safe cure Tor hli
mnlarial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com
plants. These powders have be'f
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty years Ptih'
clpnlly in the eastern states ana M u''
West Indies. See testimonials, when car
be had on application. Price , per o .,"R
Can be sent by mail. For sal" by 't7tle-
Morrison q Co. Waco, agents TOT cen
tral TcIas.-0lO4dly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

The celebrated Indian Territory coal
from the Savanna mines for ale IN
large or small quantities, at lowest
prices. Iooh Only 81 per ton delly-
cred, 81 % per ton at the bins. Bins at
Missouri Pacific freight depot. Leave
or telephone orders to office OF bra2os
compress. ~ - w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

Served up in all styles aud at any
hour, day or night, at the popular res
tnuraut ut j. T. Wilson, Austin avenue
between Fifth and Sixth. Fresh fish
received dnly from the gulf, Bar sup,
ulle with tiDcst liquors and wines. Az
the de icucies III season, ut j. L WI
sons popular restaurant and bar ON
Austin street.-9-l9-tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

If Won want t9 save money. buy car
net. at y. Habers. II you want large
stock 10 select from, 90 TO b. Haber'-.
At Is. Haber's you can see the finest line
~ velvet aud Brussels carpets "a the
city. Handsome Tugs at b. HabrrS'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14
New Dining ssnII.

The best place in the city to get a
meal IL at the Commercial dining hall,
south Third street, next to Tucker ~
Willis. Restaurant for ladies aud gents.
patroni2.i by merchants. Fresh oys-
tera served in every style, Strictly first
class. Meals served at all hours. Meals
only b cents
MAX KEHKow, Proprietor.
10 30 lSc I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

Don't send away to Louisville and
Chicago for your fall and winter suits
when you can 60 to II. jacobs, the pop
ular tailor, aud do much better. He has
iyst r., ciyed fine lot of suitiugs of the
latest styles and patterns, IL, Jacobs Is
the old reliable tailo", and always gives
satisfaction to his patrous. Call anu IN
sptct tue new arr walls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

The choicest and best cigar in me Guy ty
orn IN be had At Castles. Morrison 'o''
corner Fourth and Austin streets
-l0-2O-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

No family in this broad land -6onld
undertake to keep house WI h"nt John
cons Auolyne Linimeut. Many have
tried - tut failed. II l. worth more t."
Il family than ~ hole IL dlclne Guest
ll-l3-Iw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

.. o,rt.4 your prescriptions, take
Nlo ;, CASTLE, Morrison 4 Co.'S drug
uen where they will lie carefully aud
.,rte.t y llILed,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

v,,owe it to your family, and if You
l' nn family til yuu owe It to your
l' DIV, a., economist wherever you can; ny
'' '..s YOUR goods Of Sa ger Bro'p You
I', t,.l, % form this duty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

/ Mr. W. u. Jackson IL doing some Of
,be finest work IN photography ever
dope in his state. Pictures are taken
almost unanimously and with absolute
perfection by the dly plate process, and
every one "a claimed with the rew work
being wIurd out. \ magnificent ana
eo.lr 7rg Instrument gives uurqmllrd
hiitt. Tor hrge-slled work and group
i1g'. Il Jou want II beautiful picture cal
iat III or %! Austin street and you vii
sget 1. Sl2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

,.r lint pu'c wine. |. y. Go,dsteir
Az s.. yon the best at lowest prizes
! . "'', ) per gallon; Angelica, Mu-catel
!. tsy Etc.. propurtionat,ly low priced
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

B,hreus has the best line OF lhh .,
goods aud periumery, bosh domestic
and imported. --lO-itc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14
I,crIunIery


,.. ylaug y lang, just received by
L5i"l Morrison y Co.
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,,,,vIrdssd Leaders in fine toilet
Aehn," lowest p ices, Cls'les, Nor
%.
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The fact that good health,strong mus
DIES and sound nerves arr ataiuHble,
h nd encourage every Invalid to an
,.le.' sudeayur in tine right direction.
disease ow' their origin more
a less tn lick Of iron in the blood.
in the blood means health, -tregth
iAugor. Aualyae the blood OF an in
y,il and lit e nr no iron will be T. und.
Hri.tlly mems blood tx iull u iron. The
q methoi Of ulplyiug this lack ct
lfois BY using Browns Iron Bitter-, II
iue cure for dyspepsia, general debility
\ ekUe,r aud all wearing diseases.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

The sick, worn and detected -hould
read the advert semenl OF Golden =
ilquid Beef Tonic. deou% WI!
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-14

iarc thousand acres choice BraZos
rItitualed to 10 miles southeast OF
city and west OF the river; about one
cultivation, with tenementhuuseS,
Pan gin and pr,ss, grist mill and oDher
A an',s; onc-third in rich valley mes
H prairie. and the balance in timber;
Il sh1Ir unsurpassed Tor stock and agr-
Il ml purposes sales in tracts To suit
';s.
4 mre thousand, three hundred and
a ..J'iour acres choice grazing lands IN
a srwlnty
~ lots ou south Third street, this city.
Ilr,acrparicular-, address
j. w. Downs,
I"'or OF the Estate OF W. W. Downs
deceased. S-29dw.
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cent cigars for the money in
bS'' C,GrrS \ WmLiANsoN'a,
tow "' 81 Austin Avenue.
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The widow .

Ia expected in u few days at Castles
Nnrri,'.u 4 q 's call AMI see her.
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Nno her new invoice of millinery,
hats caps aud bpnnets, all the novel
gbapcs. Trimmings Of every descrip'
non. New neck wear aul new hal
good. Braids from Sl,OO to S'oo'
Gloves, cor-e's, hoousklrts, dress trim
ming, aud dress making. Dress charts
81 co. Pleating machines SlJ. stamp
ing done aud hair worke MP VIII he
pleased to see my old patrons and new
MEs. b i DOss,
ALr.-.l -I-LlLA.
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ERUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of the authority conferred
upon III" by a ccria.n trust deed dated
August II, 1889, which Is duly recorded In
the chHtllc mortgages OF McIennan
county, Texas, on page 2lS. oi book NJ,
which said mortgage WAS made, executed
and delivered by Field a. company tn NJ
H. MClHren to secure =. !. Wight In tn.
payment OF note Tor $40, made by suiu
Field ~ co., PAYABLE tn the order OF said
Wright on the ION day OF June, $50, ard
Whereas, The legal holder of -aid note
having notified me that default has been
made in the payment thereof, aud in
-turtrd me 10 prucrcd to rArru'e thc
trust conferred upon me by -Hid tfusl
deed /, VI T.. MclAren, trustee. will on
Wednrdny, the ilh day OF December
1855 within legal hours 81 .nl" proc"ci IN
sell To the highest bidder NJ public nuc
ton lur ca-h scyeniy-,iVht l7s) head u
ewes and six Thm-. Al, pure thuiOIg
bred mcrlnos. = IL. will b. made NJ ia,
court house door in waco, TCxu., auC
said ,uccp may be- Inspected On the runch'
ui Field a company, about II mil's chs
oi Wuco, will maxi such title lu"th'
purchaser Or purchasers na ! am Hn
thorifrd 10 make by the terms OF -ni'
tust deed. Further particulars NAV b
obtained by uddr, s,ing lhe undersigue,
at Waco, Texas.
sheep purchased at this sale will he ne
livrred "a the purchaser NJ the lanohe d
FI'li 4 company. NJ. r.. MClAHtS,
II 5-2lts 1ru-le'
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Complicated watch repairing % pee
ialty,st LENIN-hl ~ alma 10
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.,yar- in Waco Capaduro, Tan.
PEI mrh, LA Belle Sonora, etc, by
,iI' w. C,srns, MORRISON X Co.,
Under McClelland Hotel.
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THE IA DOW DtSEk PUL
NERIZER.
Latest, Cheapq st ami Best.

This implement, now in use by such
armers as D. r. Gurl,y, Al, Ish, L.
II. Hatch and VIM. G. Walker, ia pro-
nounced iucompurably the best lnbor
saving implement vt brought out, both
as pulyerizcr and as pillow. Joe. l..
Robinson says 81 does the work ot
three sulky plows" For 'stroying
weeds and preparing ground for seed
there is nothing comuarable to it. IT
is cheap too. Call aud see 1t. For sale
only by
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The Undersigned hereby gives notice
tlI on November ,, lss3 Fucker X
TM.. OF Waco, Texas, executed to him
,ti ot assignment. conveying to him
rNeIr p'op,riy AMI ELECTS Tor the
Ia.ft OF lncir CridilorS.
". L.. BARKER.
Assignee of Tucker ~ Wills.
p,,,onlrn Waco. IeXls. LIS II
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lsk at the handsoms scarfs at b.
H,5rts.
la1k at the elegant gents hosiery al
Ilsbsrs.
a utlemeu'- underwear at Il. lubrr's.
Finest in tine city.
line b st line Of gents white shirts in
llr city,
Csnaui examine the many bargains
NJ offer. at & Ilubers
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Opera glasses for sale or rent al ..,.
LEyIssgI i ALBLA o
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e = =
Daily Republican., 1883-09-06
NO GOOD FROM PASSION,

Will putting yourself into a passion
mend the matter ?" said an old gen le-
nan toa boy who had picked up a
stone to throw alta dog. The dog had
only barked at him in play.
Yes, it will mend the matter" and
he quickly threw the stone.
The dog became enraged, sprang at
the boy and bit his leg, while the stone
bounded against a shop window and
broke q pane of glass
Out ran the shopkeeper, seized the
Iboy, and made him pay for The broken
pane.
He had mended the matter finely, in
deed
Take my word for it, it never did or
never will mend the matter to get into
a passion, If the thing is hard to bear
when you are calm, it will be harder
when you are angry.
If you have met with loss, you
will only increase it by losing your tera-
per-
There is something very little minded
and silly in giving way to sudden pas
sion. Set yourself against it with all
your heart.
Try TO he calm in all your troubles,
and wien greater ones come you
will be better able to bear them brave
Nv,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-06
WHICH Is BEST !

Why Is 1t that mems minds get sc
hopelessly bedazed over the question OF
what is best in personal character !
More than two thousand years ago
Thuclides made the keen remark that
most men would prefer to be esteemed
clever knaves rather than honest fools
and it sometimes does seem AS il popu.
lar morality had not advanced much in
this regard since the days of the Greek
historian. Let thing he said wicked.
ly and stupidity, and everybody is ready
to cry it down; let it be said wickedly
and wittily, and many are ready to for
get the wickedness in their enjoyment
of the wit.
The man whose methods are brilliant
and INSCRIPTIONS has often a better
chance of becoming a leader among
men than he has whose policy is dis
tinguished only by prosaic no esly; and
many one who would bitterly resent
an ordinary imputation On mis- good
name will swallow the atfront and try
to look knowingly wicked if another
suggests that he is sly dog who
knows, and does a great deal more than
he gets credit for. Yet, whatever may
be the popular opinion On this point,
integrity is better than knowledge, puri-
ty is better than wit, honesty J., better
than cleverness and not all the schol-
arship, not all the politeness, and not
all the brilianc- OF the world, can
weigh aught in the balance when the
answer of a good conscience toward God
is lacking.