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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-28
STRIKING
HEAD LINES

Are used to call attention to the
fact that this is an advertisement 81
the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 s..
PAUL RAILWAY.
Its EIGHT Trunk Lines travers !
the best portions Of Northern llli-
nsis, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA,
DAKOTA and IOWA
Located directly on its lines are
the cities Of CHICAGO, kllwAU.
KEI. Lacrosse, winona, 81. PAU
MINNEAPOLIS, Madison, Prairie
du Chen, Mason City, Sioux City.
Yankten, Albert Lea, ABERDEEN.
DUBUQUE, ROCK ISLAND CEDAR
3 PlD6 and COUNCIL BLUFFS, al
well as innumerable other principal
business centers and favorite resi- rts
and passengers going west, north,
south or east are able to use the Chi
oagp, Milwaukee 4 81 Paul Rail.
way TO the best advantage.
Ticket Offices everywhere are sup.
piled with maps and time tables
which detail the merits Of the line
and agents stand ready 70 furnish
information, and sell tickets Al
cheapest rates W the Chicago, NIL
waukss & St, Paul Railway.
D.. o. MERRILL. Nv. II. CARPENTER.
Geuessl Manager. Gen. Paes. and Tiki. Agt
y. 4. CLARK. 0KO. n. HEAFRORD,
0eni. Supt. Asst Gen. Pass. Agt
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u. w. y Teach
rpAxMAp acuOIN.

"a q W.. EFD ACuCIIct.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Total number Of pupils enrolled. SO
Average daily attendance ~
Neither absent nor tardy during the
term, Jennie blair, Willie Shattuck
and Birdie Morris.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-28

lst publication March 7fh. -ls6S.

LAND OFFICE AT YANKroN. u. r.
February u, 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled n0iiCe Of HE in. cEi ion
Il, mnke nnsl propr In sapp,r, II h,s clam and
that said proof vii: m made before clerk dist
couri Un'On cnunty u r Ut Elk Point the coun.
" eeat on Wednesday April II. 1853 10 =. m. viz
Hsns II. JOhaHsen hOme stead No. HOS for the
~ neA 4 pk eek 33-95-48
lie names the following witnesses TO nrove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
raid land viz: Wtlken Wtikens OF Grove Hiil
lax and John Peterson Cisns Peterson aud
Mary Peterson Of six Point d. r.
u A. wkrrER, Re.ister.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-28
Report Of Elk Point High
Ech0ol for Winter Term
ending Mar. l6, '83.

RBuNARY DEPARTMENT.
No. enrolled. ...
Average daily sttendance...........H
Neither Advent nor tardy, Henry
Donnelly and WILDER Myers.
a1sY GRADE.
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II Ann ST.. New York, N. Y.:P @. Box, $50.

pryvs their opportunities PemAn in poverty.
We offer agreat chance 70 make mpney. We
want men. women. boys and girls In work for us
right ~ Their own localiiies. Any one can do
The wOfR properly from the nest start. The bus
inees will pay mnss than ten ,imes ordinary
wages. Expcnriye outAt furnished free. No
one who engages fails TO make money rapidly.
Ynn can devote your whole time 10 the wark. or
only your spare moments. Full fH(Drmasion
and Nil that II needed sent freq. ADDRESS, sim
suN q Co, Portland Maine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-28
First publication feo. 2isi. 1883
LAND OFFICE AZ YANkros p. r.

LAM OFFIcE At YANKfoN d.
Feb ~. 1883.
NoiiSe is heseby given that the following nam
al satfler II . d,ed notice 81 his Intention 10
snake dual proof in rMrpOrt ~ Lis claim. end
that said proof will b. mAdc hefuEe cierk 81 tgt
rIct court, Union Go - r, ~ A5k Point. the
rvlvanus B. FDx homestead No llSS for the
~ nwla u D az aek 51--p8 ". He t.Asaea the
FOLLOWING witnssses 10 press his c1ntinWOa resi-
John &. Nsvil. Fred Nsyttl Abnss kysrs and
! "a. i. Wagner. al d Eli Point !.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-03-28

Lowest rates on insurance given 81
C. H. Walwoath.,
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MAGGIE j. BUCHER, TEACHER.
HIGH DEPT.
Total number enrolled ...............42
Average daily attendance 81
Neither absent nor tardy during
term, Minnie Crum, Winnie Blair
and Mike Hoffman.
i7 Ora YEAR, (rIRsr CLASSY
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8rH YEAH.

Gertie Collins.
Addie Beggs................ ..........79
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Florida farmers are importing German
labor.
The organized band OF fence cutters II
Southwest Texas call themselves Jsvelenas
There is Jewish woman in yieans
who writes 400 Hebrew letters on one grair
Of wheat.
The Indianapolis Journal announce
that cit Is singular fact that the dirtiel
a city Is the greater isits musical culture
tits asserted that there is q one-legged
Confederate soldier in Georgia who has
never drawn any State pension, because
all OF his command were killed, and there
Is no one to certify to his having been in
the army
On account Of the fact that many of the
Jews do not understand the Hebrew Ian.
guage and therefore do not take interest in
the services In that language, o Rochester,
N. Y, synagogue has decided to adopt the
English translation Of the ritual.
The Health Commissioner OF Brooklyn
has forbidden the use Of the antiseptics
called rexmagnus and venetian red. The
former Is composed largely Of boracic acid.
Numerous instances are given by the
Brooklyn papers Of serious and deadly ef.
iects from its use.
NJ. Bschamp terminated q recent lecture
in Paris by saying that II the, thousandth
part Of the sum expended for warlike pur-
poses were devoted to rendering towns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
IAnuAnY EYgNIaa sKIEs.
A Chart OF the Heavens for Young As
tronomers.

ST. NieholaI almanac.
JANUARY 10, $3.50 p. M.-The moon does
not rise till about this time, and VIII not
interfere with our view Of the most beautl-
full part Of the starry heavens that can DC
seen during the year.
The names Of planets are printed In capi'
tails: those Of consultations in Italics.
VENUS Ia not above the horizon. MARS
Ia in the southeast, about two hours high,
and may be recognized by Its red color and
steady light. JUPITER is higher up, in the
southeast, and Is by far the most conspicu-
ous and beautiful object in the heavens.
SATURN, though not near so bright as JuP-
TIER, shines brightly and steadily exactly
in the south. SATURN is situated hallway
between the Pleiades, or Seven Starr, and
Inc bright, red star, AldebaraD, which are
the principal marks In the constellation oil
Taurus, or The Bull, one OF the coustella.
tions OF the Zodiac. The two bright stars
near JUPITER, but little higher up, are
the twin starr; Castor (the upper one) and
Pollux (thelower one they are the principal
stars OF the constellation Gemtnt, or Ihe
Turns, also one OF the cancellations OF the
Zodiac. II you imagine line drawn from
SATURN through Aldebaran, It will strike
lhe star Beteiguese, the brightest star in
Orion; nearly as bright, but lower down, is
Rieel and between Betelguese and RIgel
Ia a row Of three bright stars, called The
Sword Belt oil. Orion. A line rawnthrough
the Sword Belt toward the southeast will
strike Sirius, the brightest fixed star in the
heavens. II Is in the constellation OF Cams
Moim, the Great Dog. Between JUPITER
and Sirius is the fine star Procyon, in the
constellation CAMS Minor, the Itae Dog.
Nearly overhead is the bright star Capella,
in the constellation Auriga, or the Char.
ioteer.
Let us notice the path that the Sun, in
his yearly course around the heavens,
travels among the stars nov in view. On
the oath Of May he will almost cover the
spot where you now see SATURN, and on
the 22d OF July he will be exactly in the
place where you now see JUPITER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
The woodmau,s Ak.

The weight Of an ak, says an experienced
Eau Claire logger, is arbitrary and depend
eat upon the choice Of the axman for the
purpose intended. II the object to be cut
Is small timber, which may be severed at
from one to half dozen blows, an ak with
long, thin blade, and as little bevel as
compatible with strength, is chosen, and at
every stroke the blade Is buried to the
helve. Another Chippewa lumberman saya
Il the purpose be to fell large trees, or cut
heavy timber, and this came ak is used, il
bites deeply in its strokes, but the chip re.
mains in the timber after the missions, and
many more blows are required to dislodge
it than were necessary to its formation
therefore, for this purpose, an ak having a
thick, heavy bevel, und cutting much less
deeply, is selected. The beyel, now acting
as wedge, forces out the chip at the same
stroke by which the incision is made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
sintannn Near.by Press.

NJ, CT Thompson's excellent paper
tha Maintain Herqid, has completed ita
tsn,h wear. II lisa paper that deserves the
patronage it receives.
Tbo Philinpi Republican hoists the fol-
lowing vino at the head Of It's editorial columns
tiFor President, james @. Blaine; for Vice
President. Robert I. Lincoln" It's good
t;cIset
mn mn uo.,;.on fndDnordsni ia the lates
dne ~ daa ~, INV 10 hie II ia published al
e @a.l Ian vi hv 7 n Wolff formerly Of the
AS Add Moftniain Echo. 1t starts au'
anicinnslv.
'f M r.;,,,on. r,J.r snyoezts the name
:. Ap Pso TaaOT = TX K psndieton. the dis.
~ ,. 1tS5 p,asIlent NJ Bthany College
tingulsn a,aaa res nssd n NAV, % the nexi
- asa! an e a.ia Ion o for Goyernor.
Dean0VrnstU I 4,...e -. nrh,;shas
The West virginia E! ,::lsl p T; bn NJ
at Terra Alta mas peen uispyseI G.s y. q ~
y: m.T n.tss,as.ai ,sbo ranresents severa
WI, y. h nv psns.nn c m pentIemen.
pro,n'neht fieeson v w. nm, pero,,.. ho,
The washington ra'l Dasy rs'''I r. b bas
again been compeilea i y a snI xb;cf
been brought 70 sIase u roisn.inrs daily
many larger ana more pfe aenats ne a%
might envy; masnlns''n 09uns' PeUp's
appreciate the heportT.
Fnlly, four,titths OF the STATE press las!
week trotted out the regulatlon onIlst w y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
The pIe,sed gnby Dol Conrt.

A tlorid.iaced woman in Widows weeds
sat on front seat in the Police Court yes
terday morning. She tossed little baby II
her arms, and cooed and talked to 1t inc
very entertaing way.
"DSes its little tootsey-wootsey want t.
Diet de nasty, pasLy woman, 'oowan arrest
ed? bod bess its little hearty party"
A silence like q mantle OF sympathy fell
upon all the clerks.
evil 1t ask the Judgy pudgy for {
warrant 10 get wackey packey wild e
woman what does hurts Its muzsr puzzsrl''
"What in heavens name Is that woman
saying? Send her up here" said the Jus
tice in o disguised voice. Tho woman was
elevated to the stand by Court Officer
Morse. A Mra. Flanagan, who lives in the
same house with her, mad cut her clothes.
line, and though she was not Of q particu'
larry reyengetul disposition she thought
some punishment should be melted out tc
her.
'and don't bring your clothes-line fights
here"
AS the woman passed out through the
iron gate she began:
can did ze nassy pudgy refuse"
"Wha.'s that yer calm me 2" asked The
Justice. 'If you don't keep still I'll issue
warrant for somebody else besides Mrs
Flanagan"
Sadly but rapidly tho sombre-draped
"muzzsr" disappeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
PERSONAL.
sara Bernhardt,s cat has nine tails.

Sara Bernhardts cat has nine tails.
Clarence King, the geologlst, is direc
descendant OF Oliver Cromwell.
The antics Of Bernhardt and Colombiei
appear to be revival Of the spirit Of an
Client Gall.
Governor Robbie says the farmers o.
Maine pay three-fifths Of the taxes, though
{ the farms do not represent three-ffths o.
the property in Maine.
The new Lord Mayor Of London declinet
to take out his state carriages and liyeries
on Sunday because 1t would give work tc
hisservants, and he wishes them to have q
day Of rest.
The friends OF Captain Fortier, who was
recently killed in the political riot in New
Orleans, will raise fund large enough tc
provide for his family. Two gentlemen
have subscribed 81, 900 each.
Prince Bismarck's favorite breakfast dish
Is bacon and eggs, 80 says his late cook
He dislikes white or fresh.baked bread Of
any kind, and takes hard brown toast and
black coffee for breakfast, after having had
q IMP" OF brandy and seltzer when he
first gets up.
The King OF Spain was recently complt
mented by a member OF the German press
on his powers OF eloquence. II Is asserted
that he replied; II know speak with 9
bold and. easy freedom-that is a gift / de-
rive from nature. When came to Spain
US q youth OF seventeen had to make 9
speech on horseback on the first day Of my
arrival at Barcelona. That was my best
speech, and ever since then have always
been able to speak"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
nho Yarn or lhe Whnler,s mn.e.

A novel vacation voyage to Europe by
seven artists, who decorated the captains
cabin, is described in the January Century,
by @. o. Buel, under the title, "Log Of an
Ocean Studio" The trip is cleyerly illus
trated by Chase, Blum, Beckwith, Vintoy,
Quartley, Anderson and Lungren. Story
telling in the smoking room was an unfail.
ing amusement, to which the marine artist
contributed the following narrative: You
must fancy I'm Mr.. JONES'" he said, "a
whaler's mate spinning yarns for mess-
mates. lie shifts his quid and begins:
.We wuz all feelin' sort O. grumpy, for
thar hadn't been no kind O luck, when
The lookout cries, Theer she blows $50
/ goes up to Cap'n Simmons an SEE l,
sCap'n Simmons, she'sa blower; shell !
SSez he; Mr.. Jones, shemay be blower,
but don't see fitten fur tn lower
"Then / goes forrrd, and the men alofl
sings out agin, 'Theer she blows land
she's spermerp Sol goes agin to Cap'n
Simmons an SEE /, 'Cap'n Simmons, she's
a spermer an blower, shell lower
"Sez he: Mr.. Jones, she may be 9
spermer an she may be q blower, but i
don't see ftten fur tn lower; but II SO be
you see fitten fur tn lower, wy lower
away an be- tarnally dashed tn YER i
$50 Hewered away, an when we come
to within about fifty yards O. the critter SEE
| /, Hold on, boys, fur Pm death with the
long harpoon! An Istruck her fair, an
we lowed her alongside the ship, an when
come aboard Cap'n Simmons stood in
the gangway, an SEE he, MIR. Jones, You
air an officer an o gentleman, an there's
rum an terbacker in the locker-an' that
OF the very best quality-at yer saryice, sir,
durin'this voyage
"Then SEE I, fUap'n Simmons, Una man
as knows his dooty, an does It, an all !
axes OF you Is Servitity-an that Of the COM
monest dog.goned kind 7"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
Harvard COLLEGE.

At recent meeting Of the oyerseers OF
Harvard College, discussion was held upon
a resolution which had been before the board
for several weeks, that, in the opinion OF this
board, the statutes making attendance on
morning prayers Hud other religious exer-
cises compulsory should be repealed. The
board, by strong vote, Iefused TO adopt the
resolution. Bat Mr.. George shiter, LATELY
from Martinsburg, Blair county, Pa, who
was advised the use OF Peruns before visit
to q Cancer Hospital, was allowed to take
that par-excellent remedy, and by Its use for
very short time, was cured completely
page "a in the ellis OF Liye"-get one from
Yonr druggist. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
Wheat For reedInE,.

Ltrt Slock J0HrRaL
Wheat is said to. contain ten parts O.
flesh forming material and 70 per cent Of
starchy matter. Upon this latter the abil.
ity Of animals to stand tho cold largely de-
ponds, hence the value oil wheat otfal, es,
pecially the richer portions OF It, should be
estimated at q high figure. While nothing
approaches oats for horses, in conjunction
win email Allowance Of hay, II they are
required TO make time on the road or pull
heavy loads; so nothing exeels the otfdl Of
wheat, with small sprinkllng oil corn
meal and oil cake or cottonseed meal, FOL
cattle, and tho same is true for swine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
oaraela,s cold Mine.

ChdTIolltIN, " U0seEtu.
at is not generally known that there IL
a gold mine In Stsnly county owned by the
late President James A, Garfield. The
mine Is known as the Flagtown Mine, and
was bought by the President shortly before
he was assassinated, President Garfield
not only bought the mine but established
at tho mine postoiFics called Flagtown.
The mine has been lying idle, but the man
in charge Of the property has received q
letter from Mrs. Garfield stating that she
intends to visit the mine in person next
summer and make arrangements to have
It properly worked"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25

and cities healthy, leSions Of lives would
be saved and riches and strength thus mul-
tiplied beyond calculation.
The expense otths war on which France
entered when she undertook, in 1870, 70
march on Berlin, Is now declared to be Sl,,
727, 600 600. As the war began in August
and ended in January, the cost to France
was nearly $l0000,0O0 day, besides tns
loes Of Alaace and Lorraine.
Hops, when introduced into England
from the Netherlands in 1924, were regard
ed only as means Of sporting gooe
beer" and in 1923 the city OF don petl
toned against coal from NcwcaA 1e on &C
count Of the stencil. and against hops "pe
cause they did spoil the national drink:
It was not until I'LL that they oecam'
mbiect to duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25

No disease will trouhle You II you keep
yourblood pure, your hdIOys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear BY an
occasional use Of that great reyiyer and sup.
porter Of health and strength known 90 Dr..
Guysott's Yellow Dock aud sarsaparills. Its
praise should DO in every mouth Its merits
should DO known by all. pLw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
TRAVELER,S GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart Gs follows-City time.
baltimore q Ohio-NA1s LlSE-DEPART-
1:lo m, SS6 q N, ass p IN, sos p m, 7:06 N.
O, o. DIY.-S:SS am, 9lb m, sos > m, LILO pm.
". q P. Diy.-DRPAET-For Pittsburgh, $40 m,
and sos m; for Warrington, Pa, $40 and sos m,
s:9S and ,St5 p N; iSs Em Grove lSO p M Ar
Eio ! m, Ei5 D n. q. o. Diy.-6:lo m, $50 m,
2e m. ". dP. Diy...ARRIyE-zFrom Pitisburgh,
$50 m, and $50 p m; from Washington, Pa 500
and $50 4 m; Lis and $50 m; from Elm Grove,
E40pm.
ia m. 81 m. AHaI7I-s;T 4 NJ LII ia ! n,
867p m, TMpm.
Cleveland, Lornin q Wheeling.-DEPIRf
Bridgeport ands 0lAirByiIle AccommodAt 9:29
m and ga p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MAsilon,
l:17 p m. ARRrya--S45 9 N, 1929 o N, G6i p m,
G02 pm.
cleveland q ACKNOWLEDGMENT q
N, ll:ll q m, GIG p N; steubenyille Accommoda.
ton 9:2S 4 m, Wellsyille Accommodation sos
p m. ARRrvH-l21S q m, sos p N, 9:lS p m; steu.
benyflle Accommodation 3:23 , N, WeIlEyiile AZ.
commodAton s:4Sam.
u, z. d @. RaIIway-LR1yR Bellaite for
Wo0dSield and Summarized at GOO q m. and 9l0
D. m. ARRIvK a. BellAre Of 9l6 q, m. and 6:8S p.w
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-08-08
DAY DISPATCHES.
Speculations Concerning
0'Donnel's Identity.
He is Committed for Wilful
Murder.
The Long Strike Beginning
to Tell.
MISCELLANEOUS, ETC., ETC.
Vino is O'DonnellP

KANSAS CITY, Aug. Y.-The belief
is current among lrishmen here that
O'DOnnell, who killed James Carey at
Port Elizabeth last Monday, is inden-
tical with Thos. Phelan of this city.
Phelan left here for Dublin about
two months ago, ostensibly to look
after legacy left by some distant
relative. But little is known of his
subsequent movements, except that
he arrived in Dublin during the pro-
gress of the Phoenix murder trials.
The description given of O'DOnnell
by CapetOwn correspondent tallies
exactly with that OF Phelan, being
SIX feet tall, about As years, with dark
hair, blue eyes and with slight pa
ralysis of one hand. Phelan has re-
sided in this city about Is years, has
taken an active part in politics, and
has been known as an avOwed ma
tiOnalist, a man of remarkable cour-
age and wlthal an expert VITA the
rifle of pistol. He has given some
public exhibitions in that direction.
He received the wound in his hand
spoken of upon one of these Occa-
siOns. He served as Union soldier
during the war, being captain of
company from this county.
The matter, although talked of
among Phelan's friends, has been
kept very quiet, and nothing of their
suspicious has yet appeared in the
newspapers. An intimate friend said
tonight that while he had no accu-
rate information yet, he felt confident
that Phelan was the man who killed
Carey. He stated that it was under
stood before Phelan left here that he
should travel under the name Of
O'DOnnell. Il
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-08-08
Commitment of fODonnell.

CAPE Town, August 3.-ODonnell
who killed, Carey the infOrmer, has
been committed for trial on the
charge of willful murder. In the
ordinary course of events he will be
tried at Port Elizabeth assizes in
October. At the final examination
of O'Donnell box was produced be-
longing to the prisoner, labelled Cape
Town, and containing wood cut of
Carey and a paper of American citi-
zenshlp dated, Toronto, November
18th, 1885," Carey's son was recalled
and denied that Kelly, the Irish pas
senger on the steamer Kinfaula Cas-
tie, was identical with Kavanagh.
He testified his father was walk
ing and talking with ODonnell, when
he (witness) saw the latter draw re-
volYer and fire one shot. He (witness)
then ran to fetch his fathers revolver,
his mother was holding his father
when the third shot was fired. O'Don-
nell declared Carey first drew his re-
volver, which he (O'DonnelD seized
and fired at Carey in self defense. He
described himself as Patrick O'Don-
nell, aged 45, native Of Goodvall,
County Donegal, laborer, formerly OF
Butler.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-08-08
Short Sermons.

Virtue is rough way, but proves
at night bed of down.-Wotten.
Do not squander time; for that is
the stuff life is made Of.-Franklin.
try to make my enemies trans
lent, and my friends immortal
Cicero.
The right of commanding is the
fruit OF labors. the price of courage
Voltaire.
Let friendship creep gently to q
height: if it rush to it, it may soon
run itself out of breath.
Thou wilt be great only in proper
ton as thou art gentle and coura-
geous to subdue passiOEs.--Fenelon.
Those who are moved by a genuine
desire to do good have little time for
murmuring or complaint.-Ro Robert
West.
Wherever there is failure there is
some giddiness, some superstition
about luck, some step omitted which
nature never pardons.-Emerson.
Nothing is easier than fault-find-
ing. No talent, no self-denial, no
brains, nc character are required 10
set up in the grumbling business
West.
A beautiful woman with the quail
ties of a noble man is the most per-
feet thing in nature; we find in her
all the merits of both sexes.-La
Bruyere.
The greatest happiness IN this life
is to be resigned to providence, res
ignation which constitutes the true
rerose of life.-HumbOldt.
A woman should never accept a
lover without the consent of her
heart, nor q husband without the
consent of her judgment,-Ninon de
Lencios.
To feel as we'll dressed as the other
women around her is to set any
woman at her ease, wheresoever she
NAV have come, to feel much better
dressed is to add radiance to that
ease.-Wm. Black.
It is the CHEEKY worker that sue
ceeds. NoOne can do his best or even
do we'll, in the midst OF worry or nag
ging. Wherefore, ifyou work, work,
as cheerily as you can. If you
do not work, do not put even straw
in the way OF others. There are rocks
and pebbles and holes and plenty Of
obstructions. 1t is the pleasant word,
the hearty werd, that helps, and
man who has these at command is
sure to be a helper to others in the
highway of life, along which so
many are travellers.