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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, Balti
more, Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. june 2O.-Flour lower and weak;
SAL s as patents S.. o5@SSo Wheat active ean and
very unsetted opened ls0 l2c better but under UT.
gent pressure to sell declined q iac partially
Sl.O0la; August $1.02le .O3la, closing at
$1.02s4; September. $1O4isG 05l9 closing at
under yesterday; No. mixed, cash. 43l4 044c; July,
June, 44 0445sc, closing at 44lsc; August 444D
44ac, closing at 444d44asc September, A leo
cash 80 Ss5ac june ssc August 24lac ali the
year 245s024Ac. Rye dull at Goo bid Lead firm;
chemical, 65@S67isc. Butter unchanged. Eggs
changed. Bran lower at 64c at min Corn-meal
steady at 60. Wool active and firm. Whisky
steady at $l.13. Provisions quiet aud unchanged;
brls; wheat 80, 600 bu corn 10000 bu; oats, 5000
bu rye, 2,000 bu barley, none Shipments-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu corn, %, 900 bu OATS
1000 bu; rye, none, barley none.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Flour firmly held
but the demand moderate. Wheat opened ID a SEC
higher. but closed dull and lower; No. red, June,
96h a96lac; July, 97a97l4c August, $1,000
dull No 8 mixed, 52laa 53c; steamer No. 2 yellow,
53lo054c No. mixed, june 634053l2; July,
a3laQ53ac; August, 540544c; September 54ss
No. mixed quoted at SIC No. White. ssc ' No. :,
white, 40c; futures dull; No. white, June, 39a %
4Oi9c; July, 40a40Ae; August, 3sA 93sac; Sep
Bradford county, Pa, and New York State creamery
extras 16c Eggs dull and weak; Western extras
12i2 014c Cheese quiet and steady Ohio fats,
choice, 7c Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour 700 brls; wheat nome corn, 26. 600 bu; oats,
29 900 Blu. Shipmeuts--W Wheat 80 600 bu corn,
20, 600 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-Cotton dull; middling
10lac. Flour steady; family, $4. % al. 65; fancy,
$4.7005. Wheat firm; No. red, 81 a 1.02; receipts
5000 bu; shipments, $500 bu. Corn duh and
dropping; No. mixed, 4Sc Oats dull and lower
No. 2 mixed, Soc Rye easier; No 2 zoe. Barley
nominal. Proyisions--Mess pork in light demand al
$lO75. lard firm at 6.40c. Bulk meats quiet
Shoulders 8 75c shortrib sides, 5.50c Bacon easier
shoulders 437i2c short ribs 20c short clear sides
65Oc. Whisky quiet at $1.l3. Butter quiet and
unchanged. Sugar firm and unchanged. Eggs steady
at 11011lac. Cheese firm and unchanged.
DETROIT. june 20.-Wheat weak; No. i white
cash, 99lac; July ST. August, 81; September ST. OF
No. 2 red. cash, Ole. Corn-No 2 cash. 49c; July
49c. Oats-No. 2 white. 3Sc No. 2 35 aac; July
36i4c. Receipts-Wheat, II, $50 bu. Shipments
Wheat 654
LIVERPOOL, June 2O.-Cotton duh and un
changed Sales 600 bales including 500 for spec
rlaton aud export and 5000 bales OF American
Wheat steady, with fair demandi holders otiere'
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO June 2O-The Drovers' journal reports
Cattle-Recepts, 2,OOO shipments, 500. The mar
ket was active and 501Oc higher Shipping steers
$4.9oa5,0O; stockers and feeders $3. 500475
cattle corn.fed. $4D4.75 grassers, $2.7504.
Hogs-Receipts 800; shipments, 1000. Trading
brisk at Toe decline Rough and mixed. $3 $50
4.05' packing and shipping, $3,9504.10; light
weights, $3 80 "a 25 skips, SO go;
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 200; shipments
Zone. The market steady. Natives, ST. 500
4.25; Western, So 50a375; Texans, So. 25a3.7O;
lambs, per head $1G3.75.
KANSAS CITY, June 2O.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, ST.; shipments
l,O45. The market was weaker and slow, except
for good to choice fat, exporters, $5.200535 good
TO choice shipping. $4 9095.75; common to medi-
um. $4. 6004. S5; feeders. Sd 25 a475; cows 50 ga
Hogs-Reeepts, i, 176; shipments, 5,423. The
market opened weak closing weak and Zoe lower
than Yesterday assorted $3.7003.75; MIXED, EGO
Sheep-Receipts, 10; shipments, 142. The market
quiet: fair to good muttons, S.. COOS. Is; com.
mon to medium $l.7502.5O. "~
ST. LOUIS. June 20.-Cattle-Receipts 100;
a market, and only trifing retail trade done.
Hogs-Pecepts, 200; shipments, 300 There
was good demand and inside prices little easier,
but outside rates firm; Workers, $4100420 pack
ers. $3.750395 butchers, $4D425 ~
Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments, 600. No supply
and no market.
EAST LIBERTY, June 20-There was nothing
doing in cattle to-day Receipts, 2,261 shipments,
3S1. ,e f1,eF
Hogs-The market was active and firm: Phiadel
1900; shipments, 440 VS. n4-s y. ~ ~. ~
Sheep-The market shows fair demand but prices
unchanged. Receipts 200; shipments, 1900. ''ss
CINCINNATI. June 2O.-Hogs firm; common
and light $3.2504.l5; packing and butchers $3 rs
04.2O; receipts, 1884; shipments, 4lS e'a N1
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, June 2O-5 p NJ Government
bonds-Consols, 800 for money and 80 ZIG for
account United States bonds, tours, 1853; four
and.a-halfs, 1858. Railroad bonds-Atlantic g.
Great Western seconds, lo5s Canadian Pacific,
l4Os; Erie seconds, 5l4; Illinois Central, 1884;
Mexican, 27l; Milwaukee q st. Paul common, II;
New York Central, SO; Pennsylvania Central, l49l;
Reading, 1919 The Bank OF England lost Ell 600
bullion on balance to-day.
PARIS June 20.-Three per cent rentes, sli
Esc for account s4 s.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Weeks Trade Fairly Satisfactory In It's
Results.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 20.
The volume Of trade obtained in the week
closing to-day, taken as a whole, is quite salts
factory in Its results, and unQuestionably the
sales were in excess of those of the correspond
ing week of 1884; yet there is sluggishness
brooding over the market which it is difficult to
account for. Take the provision market: there
should be an active movement now, but it is
slow and prices are weak, and a large amount
OF hog products are SAID to be
held on commission in the Southern markets,
In the dry goods trade there is a fair movement
for June, yet retailers are running their stocks
low as possible and purchase only in small lots
to keep up assortments. The attention of the
trade this week taken up by the special
auction sale on Tuesday. 1t was by order of
Messrs. Lawrence Taylor 81 Co., and embraced
1880 cases ofsome of the most popular bleached
goods on the market There was very large
attendance of buyers nearly all the leading
firms In the country being represented. and the
sale was considered great success. The entire
line was closed out in fifty five minutes and the
goods were widely distributed. The prices OBJ
tanned, says the New York Bulletin, were re-
markedly good under the circumstances having
averaged about per cent. below net quotations
of the selling agents. There seems to be some
activity In the wool market. For the past three
years the wool trade of this city has increased
one of the four wool centers of the West Sit
uated as Indianapolis is, in one of the best wool
sections of the country, the dealers here are
able to get from II to &c higher for the same
grade of wool than either St, Louis or Chicago.
and on all good woods they have no trouble in
competing with buyers from any section.
The receipts of wool this season,
since the 18th of May, have been over three
quarters Of million of pounds There were
received at the depot yesterday 475 bags for
Indianapolis dealers. The market here rules
xctiye with good demand for all grades. st.
Louis and Chicago report good demand for comb
ing wools but clothing woods dull Reports
from Eastern markets are woods quiet, with
small sales.
Prices here for Blanket lots are: Woods in
good order, 18c; bury and fleece grown, 10 q l5c
tub, in poor demand, &c 028c.
The local market is in much the same condi-
dition as for some days past. Dealers show some
interest in corn, and bid with some spirit, but
touch wheat and oats lightly. The Board of
Trade Price Current says of wheat Wheat
rules steady q quotations, with fair demand for
immediate use. Futures dull. Receipts light
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
Indianapolis & vincennes.
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad

(via Vandaa LineD
Leave indianapolis t7l5 am, ii. 80 amp, 1915 pm,
Leave Terre Haute fl0:40 am, 300 psE p 400 ans
Ar at Evansville. 400 pm, 705 pm p 725 ans
Leave Evansville. :. ft. % am, 1890 amp, 8:l5 pms
Ar at Terre Haute 1000 am, 2:17 pm p, 1850 pms
Ar at indianapolis $3.50 PM 440 pm p, 800 ans
tDaily except SUNDAY All other trains daily Z,
paror car; $, sleeper.
Vial. 81 st. L. Ry.)
Leave indianapolis .t7:l0 am 1885 pm !
Ar at Terrc Haute tIo:40 am, 3:00pm %. 400 ans
Ar. at Evansville t4:oQ pm. 7:05 pm p, Hlo am $
Leave Evansville. t6:05 am, 1880 am o. 8; Is pms
Ar at Terre Haute 1000 am, 2:l7 pm D, Ir5Spsns
AR at Indianapolis t3 Is pm, 6:25 pm p, $40 ans
tDaily except Sunday. AL other Trains daily. +.
oarlcr car; q, sleeper.
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Oils.


NEW YORK, June 2O.-The petroleum market
advanced in the morning and the first price of the
certificates showed an advance of 1c at 63l4c.
This within isc of the highest price Of the day,
when the bulls threw large quantity of longs.
and the market descended until It touched the lowest
point of the day at S2l4c; and closed at
OIL CITY, June 2o.-National Transit Company
tifcates opened at S3e highest price S3l4c; lowest
price, e2ssc closed at 821ac Crude oil sales, 2
900 brls ciearances, 8 424, 900 brls runs, 63 S34
brls shipments, 73,443 brls; charters a. 762 brls.
BRADFORD, June Conditional Transit Company
certificates opened at e3l4c and closed at S2ssc;
highest price, S3l4c lowest price. 8224c; runs, g.
ga brls total shipments 80 SS3 brs; charters, 81
462 brls clearances, 2,75O, 600 brls
PITrSBURG, June 2O.-The petroleum market
to-day active but firm and trading brisk National
Transit Company certificates opened at S3lse and
closed at S2Asc; highest price, $780, lowest price,
623sc.
LONDON, June 90 Lnseed oil, a21 1850 222
per ton. Spirits of turpentne fat spot, 27s Cd per
cwt; July and August 27s Cd; September to Decenl-
Der 27s 3D.
TITUSvIILE June educational Transit Com
pany certificates opened at S3c, highest price,
631ec; lowest price. 80 lsc; closed at 82l2c.
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It is said that the flavor of beets, turpips or
cabbages in milk can be overcome by dissolving
half teaspoonful OF saltpetre in a teacup of
water, and pouring it into the churn with the
cream at churnng time. Cabbages may be fed
at night after milking without favoring milk
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Good to choice shipping SIS goa .65
Fair to medium shipping steers. 46O05DO
Common shipping steers .-.--..--....--. 42O04.5O
Stockers Observation-Disclosures. 35OD4 90
Good to choice COWS and heifers 375O4.50
Fair to medium and heifers. 32003. so
Common cows and heifers ......-.-..... 2000290
Bulls, common to good. 2.50035O
Veals common to good. .......-.....-... 4.0O06OO
Mixers, common to good 30. 00045O0
Hoas-Receipts, 4,500; shipments, $500 Quail
ity fair. Market opened active on light; bulk
sales early at $4.15; one car choice at S. 20.
Later, values declined 50l0c, closing quiet at
quotations:
Select light. Observation-Disclosures. 1904 12l2
CeAecJ uSdVy 4.OOW4OO
Common to fair light. .............-.. 3.701D3 90
Heavy roughs.. Observation-Disclosures. 3.OOO36O
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 900; shipments,
1900. Liberal supply; quality not good. Market
very dull and 1G0 15c lower We quote:
Good to choice grades .y5 % oO
Spring lambs common to good. .......-. 3.5O045O
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 2O.-Outside of deliveries in
the execution of auction sales of annes and the large
sales of beached cottons the past few days, the
ket has been quiet.
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Real Estate Transfers.


Instruments filed for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twsntv-four hours
ending at 5 o'clock p. M, June 20, 1888, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler absraeters of titles,
No. g. Etna Building:
Robert c. Light and wife to Franklin G.
Coffin, part of the southwest quarter of
in Broad Ripple .,..-.'...... 100000
Ida D. Barley and husband to Isaac ID.
Lennon and wife, lot 46 in Bradshaw
u Holiness subdivision of part of outlot
100, in indianapolis ....-..--......... 10000
David NJ Adams and wife to Oliver RI.
Coe and wife, part of lot o. in Ovid
annapolis. 100000
Lucinda Gill and husband to Samuel III.
schenck, lot 40, in Cermont. .......... 10000
James NJ Elder TO Spencer p. Brundage
ct al part of the west half of the north
west quarter of section 10, township IL
north, of range 3 east; also the west
half of the northwest quarter of section
Fail creek ..e................ 100000
Arthur L. Wright and wife to William
Wallace partlOf lot i'm square 70 in In ooo ~
dianapolis ..-...................---... l,S0O.O0
John n. vajen and wife TO Frederick
Schubert lot Ia in John H. Vajens
subdivision of block Id, in Holiness
West-end addition TO Haughvile. ...... 10000
Smith lot 10, in II. L. Downey's second
subdivision Of part of outlot l02, in
Indian apols. ..-....-..-...... $4,000
| The Citizens National Bank of Indianapo.
lis to Henry Stueber lots 40, so and
| 81, In James IL. Ruddels Genwood ad.
dition to Indianapolis -.-.-..----.-.-.. 200. 90
| The Citizens National Bank OF Indians 90.
lis to Anton Rookie, lots 70 and II, in
Ruddels Glenwood addition to Indian
apolis ................... $4,000
Conveyances. TO- consideration s23, $50 90
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LIVE STOCK.

Fair Supply OF Common Cattle--Hogs Active
but Closed Quiet.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 90.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments, 400. Fair
supply of local; quality generally common; mar
ket dull this class, while good grades are
about the same About all sold. We quote:
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Cotton.


NEW 1ORK, June 20.-Cotton steady; middling
!uplaads 10 7-16c; middling Orleans, 10 g Ice; fp-
cures closed quiet and steady; june 1O.28c; July,
1O.29c; August 10 39c: September, 10.17c October,
997c; November, 8: s7c; December, 1889; January.
9.96c: February 10000; March, 1O.1ec; April,
1O.29c. The Post in its cotton review, says: Flu
ture deliveries advanced 8 100 04 lo0c the Liver
pool advices, lost the gain, but prices were up
again before the closing and the market left off quiet
and steady and 21O004.100 higher than yesterday.
Sales 80 900 bales"
NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.-Cotton unchanged;
middling, 10c; low middling, 1876: good ordin-
airy, 916c: net and gross receipts, $50 bales;
ports to France 5379 bales; exports coastwise ITO
bales; sales, 1000 bales stock on hand, 57,1OS
bales.
GALVESTON, June 2O.-Cotton dull middling
1Olsc low middling 97sc: good ordinary, 9oec;
net and gross receipts, ISL bales exports coastwise
A bales; sales IL bales stock hand 4,115 bales.
MEMPHIS june 2o.-Cotton duh but steady;
midding, 1O14c; receipts, Ga bales; shipments,
2O5 bales; stock hand, II, $40 bales; sales rs
bales
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Cotton unchanged middling,
1880; sales, 100 bales; receipts, 30 bales ship
ments, $50 bales; stock on hand $3.50 bales
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moderately; California No. /, 7s07s Sd per GENITAL
California. No. 2; zig ed07s red Western spring 6s
Corn steady, with fair demands mixed Western.
as I'D per GENITAL. Beef-Extra India mess, els per
tierce- Lard, prime Western, 34s Sd per cwt.
Turpentine spirits 2Ss psr cwt. Refined petroleum.
MILWAUKEE,. June 2O.-Flour steady and un-
changed Wheat firm; Milwaukee No. 2 SSl2c; July,
e9i2c; August 91ac. Corn nomnaly lower; No. 2,
47lec. Oats lower; No. q 3234c Rye dull; No. 1,
63loc. Barley trading; No. 2 48c asked. Pro-
visions lower mess pork for cash or July, 5000;
3ay steady dary
1O013c. Cheese steady at 607loc. Eggs plenty
and dull at 1O4011c. Receipts-Flour, 1907 brls;
wheat. 46.710 bu; barley. $500 bu. Shipments
Flour, 5, 1853 brls wheat, 1O,467 bu.
KANSAS CITY, June 2O.--The Daily Indicator
reports: Wheat-Recepts. IL ,29S bu; Withdrawals,
4,456 bu; in store, 663. LOG bu. The market was
nominal; July, 8012c sellers; August opened at
84l4c, and sold down to $3.50: SOFT nominal; No.
s s 5gB n with Wsfra sa
bu; in store 1858 Blu. The market was weaker;
No. cash, 37aac; June and J Jaly, nominal Au-
nominal Oats-No offerings.
BALTIMORE. June 2O.-Wheat- Western lower,
and closing dull; No. winter red SPOT, GAL 095c;
July s5lea954e; August 9s% 987sc; Septem-
mixed spot 53la0 "a lac: June SAC asked; July. 53p4
05414c; August, 5312p54 1ec; steamer, 81 05 14c.
Oats steady and quiet; Western white. 38039c;
western AhlAeO, OOOO6c; pennsylvania, 81 U0Sc.
Other articles unchanged. Receipts-Flour 1000
brls; wheat 10000 bu corn. % 900 bu; oats 5000
bu. Shipments-Flour, 1876 brls; wheat, Al 900
bu; corn 10000 bu.
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-Cotton quiet; middng,
1O350101ac. Grain easier. Wheat-No. 2 long
berry. $1.O2 No. red 81. Corn-No. 2 mixed,
5oc; No white, 56c. oats-No 2 mixed, BIC.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Bacon-Cear-r rib
sides &c; clear sides $500; shoulders 5000 75c.
Bulk meats-Clear-rb sides, $50; clear sides. &c;
shoulders, 4.25c. Mess pork, $11. Hams-Sugar-
cured, 9ia01Oc Lard--Choice leaf, Sc.
TOLEDO, June 2O--Wheat easy and dull; No. 2
red, cash June. 93c; july 93l4c asked; Au-
2 soft, 99l2c. Corn unchanged; No. g cash or
June, 49c; July 49l2c asked. Oats nominal; No.
2, 35c Receipts-Wheat 5000 bu; corn IA. 600
Blu; oats, 1000 blu. Shpments-Whcat IS 600 bu;
corn, 5000 bu; oats, 1000 bu.
NEW ORLEANS June 2O-Hay quiet rnd firm;
prime to strictly prime, SIG. 5O0201 choice to
fancy, $2O023, according to size of package Coffee
duh and unchanged. Sugar and molasses firm and
unchanged Others uncha~ged.
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oonveyanees. 10, consideration s2a, $4,000
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Cincinnati Ssh & Michigan Railway
ler the Bee line)
Decentralization oils and Grand Rapids Elk. 400 am
Louisville and Wabash Express. 5,56
Arriye-W abash and Indanspolis Express. 104L
Cincinnati e Louisville Express o.
indianapolis and st. Louis Express ~
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
Chicago Short Lnei
Denart-Chcaco and Michigan City Mail. 11;5J ann
Frankfort Accommodation. 800 pm
Chicago Night Ex daily, -.11,25 pun
Acknowledgements Night Elk. daily, $3.50
Indianapolis Accommodation. 1000 am
Indiana Mail. ...-.........-.- $50 pm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

y SHORT time ago the Co"rie,
found occasion To di>approve of the
O'Shantv kate Castleton" verses
-atirizing Gov. Squire. which were
a. follows:
We live in an age of progressive renown
For goodness sake don't say told you!
There ART many new things that have
come to our town,
For goodness sake don't say told you
We've nickel plate characterization most
And queer innovations tina: make people
stare,
And many things placed on the new bill
of fare,
For goodness sake don't say told you.
In the chief chair of State we've Rem
iugton dude
For goodness sake don't say told you
With as,iniuc qualities fully imbued,
For goodness sake don't say told You
He orders the waitah TO bring him chail
warmed with precision precisely where
Tho cushion il placed that is flied with
hot air
For goodness sake don't say told you
The last issue Of that paper con
tanned tine following allusion +,
Gov. Squire'- cushion. the only oh
feet Of which can be to bring som,
Of the Governors eccentricities t,
the mind Of those who find 8;
uh,l, lnt of finn" in .ucb nonsense
The Courier should apply thu
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Nh. John -. McAllister. an old
and wcll-lnuwn citizen Of Pierce
county. and Il man who WAS ac-
complaining him, whose name is
unknown to the Lcdgcr from which
the information Is derived, were
lost in Stampede Pass, during the
present stress Of weather, and would
undoubtedly have persisted had it
not been for IA relief party of forty
men. who found them in camp.
where they had been six days, with
nothing 10 eat but bold oats, which
;hcy had take with them for horse
feed. Mc.Allister'> limbs were
-omcwlat frosted. but he was able
IA walk on ,nnw-shocs. His com.
radc was 80 much frozen that he
could not walk AM, had TO be car
ricd across the mountains. where
they received adequate care. II
the same connection. that paper re
rcrs to two men who left Soutl
Prairie on hunting expedition
who have not been heard from ant
it is generally believed they have
persisted in the storm.
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krettin".
Many cases Of suicide are to be

Many cases of suicide are to be
accounted for by an apprehension Of
future trouble rather than an eXper-
iencc Of present hi>;:tas. That is
10 say, lnln are !ar More inclined to
Kill thclnaclve, because OF Ills V mch
AZ, imaginary an III an3ihie it,Yu Of
those winch are cXisi. u ana actual.
Tia. trait ~ human :,a'r:Ic is Illus
traced IN tie da.y iry,ting aml wor-
ry!mt with which w make Ourselves
ms Iablc when We ,:.lHht as " Ii be
hnAiu. ii GOOD time There Is II hint
IN t.ia WV that Is worth thinking
about Tho majority Of - are not
likely to commit suicide Ui r,ar>u;
TAT the majority Of Us unIues'iyn-
ably are disposed 20 horro" Uolbie
and bother ourselves In a very silly
fashion ABOUT things that are but
TITLES at iloIt, and In II VIII II tulatc
themselves if only we let them a.one.
II /, no. 50 much wha' We know as
what we fear that keeps Us n the
lack. Ii yesterday is, Is Ihackcry
dcclaitS, the Philosopher : property,
then to morrow also belongs 10 thai;
serene and excellent parsonage.
IL him take tncm bo:h and make
of them What he can, while We de
vote ourselves 10 the day that Is,
measuring its lights and shadows,
It's opportunities ana hindr&uces,
by what We SEQ and understand,
not By what we fancy an suspect
Nothing is ever quite 50 bad us 1t
seems, even when At It's wors. ;
and things at their wurat are little
nendsd by any lrocess of wor-
! rylnS. That Was IL man worth
knowing, who, hearing another man
pacing the floor d!sconsoIa,tcly be-
cAnse Le could cot pay IL note COM
ins due the next day, coolly said to
him, through crack in the part
ton, Go to bed, my dear sir, and
let the other fellow do the walking.
The same advice is apple die 10
most instances Of average mcnta!
distress. If we cannot pay ON
notes, we shall gain nothing by
numbering sleep width painful and
futile repinninSs. Life IS what We
make X. The secret OF content, a>
OF huppiueS, AID sdccasi, Is largely
Il matter OF good humor. Sydney
Smith WAS right when he SAID ,
smile is worth more than Il 9roan IL
any market. In cloudS part fol
those who wear bli.!., and contiden
faces; fortune is Enthusiastically oi
the side of the folks that cultivate
IA habit Of looking Oh the brish
side-for q bright side there al
ways is. let the prophets OF gloon
and storm say what they may. Hi
, planet is not 4 vale Oh tears, un
less we elect 10 give il that disma
aspect by our own folly and weak
ness. Ii WAS designed for kindlit
5 and better uses; and the FAINT !
/ Ours if we do rs: make our sta.
= here satisfaction and delight.