The Republican journal., 1885-06-04
Churning the Ocean.

have been Churnlng the ocean many years
-3G-wlth two exceptions, when ! was obg-
ed 10 remain on shore and recruit my heath,
and | suppose ! represent or stand for Il large
class of those who have been through il all.
from cabin boy up. and | ask where are the
ocean-born hopes of success. of wealth and re-
tirement at half the Years now spent in endless
motion that once fired ust We have had as
much, perhaps. as We deserve, as much as the
same amount of people that toll and work on
shore. What has the ocean taken from YOU,
brother sailor: Does it give back that which ii
has engulfed: What have you got for your
youth your Vig0r and ambition, your wasted
eye-sisht and other faculties, your abnegatOn
and separation OF all the world holds dear:
Does it fulfil its promises and are your beauti-
full dreams realized: Does it give you help
mates. shipmates and brothers it took from
you: Ob, the men that sent their ships out,
who vested their all, who watched over the i'll
terestS OF those WHO went for them, with one
fell, remorseless swoop how it ha. ruined them,
taking whole fleets at a time. cities and pains,
mountains aud districts wi,hin year. AT
times, when my ship is driving and swinging
amidst a IN lSs of froth tand | reed in one Of
the Old Indian books that foam, froth, bub-
bles, are all ocean.") Spume and spindrift,
nothing but mountains of feather white ocean
around me, and the lady figure head of The
| Conception is at times deeply immersed then
dripping over the seething cadron. our Aph-
| rOdite: | hear wall from one lone mother or
| own" Then an angry wave strikes the side
| Of the Ship like clap of thunder and rolling
its crest far over the lee roars like the reNerber-
| alton Of 4 terrific peal, and the broken chain
| wales, rails, huIwarks and stanchOns. that
| were so strong, tlV in splinters over the sub
merged decks. The lookOuts, the heImsmen
stand aghast and the mocking billows shrek
| and scream, Never! never! they are mine
they are mine," THE kennebecker in Boston
journal.
"if you want to look for heroes in our day
| says a woman writer, ''you must look for then
in the Kitchen" Fact. That's where the po
| liceman spends most of his time while on duty
| Burlington Hawkeye.
The combination, proportion, and process user
! in the preparation of Hood's Sarsaparilla pc
cuar to this medicine, and unknown to others.
"The best monument to my husband" say,
| Nine Barrios, "wOuld be man who can take hi
| place. As Nine. BarriOs Young, pretty and ha
ss0O0,00O, this ought not to be IA hopeless task.
Ny mother began gaining from first dose sh,
took of DR.. GRAVES HEART REGULAT
| OR. She Is rid of those bad feelings about he
heart now, the relief is permanent, other rcrl
| edies only helped her few minues.-Mis
| Clara Bradt, Lawton, Mich. S1.00 per bottle
Free pamphlet of +. L. ingalls,, Cambridge
| Mass
"What are you doing lhere?" asked the foreman
| of the printers devil. "Why, | am distributing
| handful of 'pi found on the galley replied th
| imp. "Pin' vocferated the foreman That's
| new poem by Walt Whitman"
He Told the Truth.
| / was troubled with Liver Complaint for years
| and suffered terribly. Lake the druggist advised
| me to take Sulphur Btters, took three bottle
and now am a well man. L. Fenner, Waterbury
Conn. 2w22
Frank November, of Chicago was arrested il
/ Toronto a
months here than November December. January
February, March or April was more deserving o
| arrest and punishment than November.
An Important Discovery.
The most important Discovery is that which bring
the most GOOD to the greatest number. DR.. King
| New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
| will preserve the health and life, and is
| priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only does
| positively cure Consumption, but Coughs. Colds
| Bronchitis Asthma, Hoarseness, and all affection
| of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs, yield at once t
| its wonderful curative powers. If you doubt this
get Trial Bottle Free, at Richard ii. Moody's dru
store.
Tiffany of New York has Just made to order on
dozen champagne glasses at the cost of $500. The
are the finest things in glass ever seen ard tn
| hired girl will be sure to wash them in boilin
water, as if they were made of iron
An End to Bone Scrapng.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,, says
| "Having received 80 much benefit from Electri
Bitters, feel it ny duty to let suffering .humanit
know it. Have had a running sore my leg 70
eight years; my doctors told me l would have
have the bone scraped the leg amputated
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Btters an
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and my leg
now sound and we'll"
Electric Biters sold at fifty cents bottle, an
Bucklen's Arnica Salve at 25c. per box by r.
Moody.
The vacation season is coming on apace, and tn
usual large orders for canned goods are being file
for the proprietors of summer resorts. where tres
h.,.I
garden are the chief attractions.