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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-16

Opportunity.

He who shuts his eyes repining,
When shadow dims the day;
May not see the sunlight shining
When the clouds have passed away.
Only when the clouds are cloven,
By the tempest passing by
Is the rain with sunshine woven,
Then the rainbow spans tho sky.
Monthly Aduance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-16

Colorado offers Il premium of 80 per
hundred for every line of trees main
tained along bitches, fences and high
ways and properly cared for.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-16
Rutland Business Cards.
BERWICK HOTEL,

CT RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
RUTLAND VERMONT
Heated Throughout by Steam,
Good Sample Rooms. Billiard Room an
Livery Stable connected with the Hotel.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-06-16

The suns trade is that Of O tanner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

J. W. Fawkol. If., Fooresantinq shs
W. fAwkes Manufactures Campany 81
Chicago, has placed on exhibition "a the
window Of i. n. q. smilh's cigar store.
next 10 the First National RAnk, patent
sprinR motor. used for Fannina sewing
machines. pleasure beats. lAthss, pumps
ohuFns, and all light powers. Thiaeora
pa1y also manufactures quits exken-
sixelf revolving display cases for eil
lines II Eecaa. makinR tha mass attract
i've display knowns ~ anything ~ molten
catohee tAe eYes and arrest The atien-
Ton WheFe all else fail. The power 81
this motor can BE- increased at vii ain-
fiy b he Application q an increased
numoes 81 springs and uflh The usa o.
the aiF goveFnoF any apeed that may Be
desired. j. W. FAwkes. The inventor.
vas fermegty kDoan as The steam plou.
man af lSaa
An ageney wiil BE- established IN seal.
tie on
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26


The PosF fSrErE1aESoEn desires once
moro 10 call the astention Of The people
81 King eoenty - The elAFine sad an.
deniable aahtnpss Of William ooahrans
for the ogIice 10 which be aspires. He
q - incompetsnt 70 performs IL a
psOpes manner tha duties Il shegiH that
his candidacy ueald Be regarded a. s
ieke were ii nct for The faci that he
law allows Incapable oiacials 10 pass
their dsties oveF 10 The hands q Deputies
II William CosAFana has single
quailaoation Cor the aglioe a. Shefia. ii
4 nos apparent. he h illilsTase 10 tie
Witness degree. he cannos spell ,he
simriest words carFectly, and Il soald
paElls an expert in ehiFowrAphy 70 ae.
eipher = liue 81 hia writing. tnaeea. h
has aiuays bees - esnssioss u his IAeA
or ability b express hlmsell inaellseshlv
"a urising THAI il has been his ezs,os
., ash fFisnda 10 write for him TIE most
b.ief and simpie letters Fer tAis rsa-
ssn Il haa not been an easy uatser %
aad specimens a his wrslsn9 and spsil.
Ina, bat ne hosr iSTnx1zoENuzn i lr
poEoasion Of osla spaeimea uhirA
nhOala b suiaeieas IA sonvsaos AM 80.
aon u his uiieE anhtnsas foF ang alIses
which demands elericAi abssiiy a sse e
ne quahdcstioas q iis ineamheaA Ths
man dos nes svsn kneu ksw b apea
hia own nAms. Il oas isstas. nou = oaf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

Two cemmuuieAtions, complimentary
10 Mias Bertha Piper. who Is = eandi-
date for Auditor Of shis county, we're
presented lass night. with request for
their pablioation ia me PosE. INTEEzI-
oKzona. Mias Piper Is vel md favor
ably knoun ia this community, both for
her sterling personal worth and excel
lent business qualifications. II she
should b. any chance b. slsotad, 40
doabt the ofEice would Be veil conducted
under her administration. BAT a.. 10 oaF
judgment. the aole rssalt Of her oandl-
daoy VIII Be 70 render Mr. Woods cleo
ton possible, We do not feel called up0n
70 champion her oandidasy TO me sx-
tent Of Publishing ihs articles men
tioned. Tbia papsr has not even crit.
ioiasd lhs aoiion Of the Prshibilionisis
OF the Independent Peoples party. nor
hiss Il spoken uukindly Of any Of their
candidates. This being true, u dses
not think there Is any unfaiEness or In
pfopFissy IL declining 70 advocate their
aanae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

ran. Be- npss Il aUoehrsn.
~ to anethss. Css1rhns. e esdine s1a
anal e.
e = unneeessrg % rlcturs ukai tse
bs1asof ~ sxia = oGsoe usa1 BEL
HkA. 4 sheg wsss hspt b wnfan
CeahEena zhsy ssaia b : dieEase
20 Kina eounsg. and 10 Wa-kinatan
Esrriicsg. eosgi3sus i IS l1al 80
o. saepaera Ger . memslf shai ~.
Cpchrane wozia asasnBi % EA - o.
- himsalf Hs b not ne man % a.
tsmps ssah . palpahts imposlly.
On ~ eonaEary. Be weuld hand t1s
oflee ora - 3 dsp1fg uto aoaid a. AZ
ths wprh- Ihsra wozla be a. astnal
esriH nnd . seminal Bharia, lhs esle
waEk a. So latter. Vie woaid b VII
Ban CoeAs4ne. heine e disids ne m
sens from ne oEeo
50. Csshrane d nos n reality aanai-
de fag sherfa. His siseiion uould
sfmplg Be banding ossx 10 him Of the
poser % ssleet shs shsria. VIE tkai
uoaId Be. ne peepls % noi knoa.
Tks quesiion fes them % dseids. theu,
i simply uhsthaF ihsy ere wiling %
band oyef 70 lhis man he power q
chooainza Sheriff far them. william
0oehrans oaunot prspsEly perform Ne
duties Of che oiaee, nnd II he people d.
sire % sslssf ahsir oan ehariG. thsy
nnn2 elses q man Of suiasient ednsa-
tio1 asd clerical ability 70 perform the
dutiss which tbsy require Of him.
A mefohans you'd usver think Of e.
lscting man vho eoald naiibsr write
nor spell 10 keep Bis books he miRhi
nIfh psrfect safety ehooss sash q nan
% psrfsFza tie duiiss q porter. bat Il
be ahould piass ths accounts Of ths o.
tablisamsnt IN bis hands. people would
Be insiifed IN bellsying that be had
taken leays Of bis senses. So TIE pso-
pie q King oouniy w0nid give ample
cauBs for the belief that tllsy had taken
lsavs Of their senses. Il they sh0uld
placs william c0ohrana. even nominal
b, IL charge Of the intEioate aud i'm
Dortani books u the Sheriff oiaos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

Hza1auEE1s Kzsraxzc4N CnNzaA1
GamgxNn ~ WkaFA TmHnex.
NNAzxxB. o. - l8
- Mzn4evs n ~ Rzpuaa csnfreI
1aaa~szSsE ~ Waassagien YsrreEg.
Frsn fnGsrnafios rsssfE1d Is lkeas
ksadqnaftaFa there b reason 70 belzege
EAnt eIer1a wIH Be maAa ao sui1Ea H1n.
q. IS. Ez11shaw - the eisenIa1igu q
px.nIe1 ElandeFE 80 ne ese - eIe1tion,
h1leE h b4enMs 900 iaa6 % Kafule them
y tbs a1s1imouY II oe1scng conVas1aut
~ fhs fselA EneA eogarzly and
nnanifealig unfaiE methods ought 60 ~
e1fl npon the AeadB e fhnsa Wha adopa
Gtem. and VII c1EtaialT - 10 haxm %
gAa keDnblinan can1idnG II he maem-
heEa 81 fho aEaN nlanifenf sne prspar
epiEif e resentment
Go1 are theFefoge requested ia natify
al memheFa a. County Commiftees ID
ggnE disfziel - Be 81 the alart- The
eausaas has ben saIsisnsiY fhaEe1Rh
thus far 30 establish aha fanf that tha
character of AIf. BrAdshaw snd bic past
reesrd are pEoof AGAINST any open a.
task. and Is II 10 Be hoped this viii BE-
sufficient % Kefnls 81 fnisahooaa and
tricks - poiifio11 oo9ar1s that may b
ksDt sm1skerad noe only 70 BE- hlaz0ned
forth mt lhe lass hour when too late for
fheir intended viu1im 10 defend HIM
14lL 3. b4XEER
CA8irman kep. Gan. Com.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
Dissolution Of COpaTineTshln

rT,HE FTRM HERETOFORE KxTsT-
a iEg unaer the name and style q MAID
3 Campeell, doinz hl1inese N The citY a
mueaAl cgnseat. Jazasa CGmRhail havir.s
E4reha8e6 tho satire Interest q ". W.
Wa1a-
al a hts ald Liabilities q he LAM tlru
q Wald 4 CampAat hase hses Assumed
~ sid CasDpAe1. &ad al echta ana A.
cc4nta cWfax % sid aEn ara Il - paid
. klsn. =. ". WAlD
JANIS CAMPBELL.
seatllA. w. 81. OF "a IN oeiraWIm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

The Seattle Hardware %. nov have
these celebrated haegies for sale. Goa
eefning these bu0gies the manufaotur-
err say Our efforts are honestly al
reoied teward The mannfaetuFe 81 q
buggy which shall Be The kssg fhaf eaa 3
prssfacei. Our aim Il not % do The gork
ae cheap IS possible, bnt as good as can
Be, and AZ prices a. lev a. tne quality
Of cur work can be afforded. We can
not undertake b oampets n pFioe With
inferior ou1Viea, ae We triN net fIHpafy
tAs saalitg IN order 10 reduce tie cosa. .
Tbs Seattle Hardware %. viii Be- alaa
% show these hne baeeies 30 any Who
may call on them. cell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

JAMns WzsE. latsof Walla WalIa, win
open shortly VITA q stock Of guns, am
munitisn and general sporting goods.
Ny repairing department. will be CON-
plete and will Fecekye special attention.
OpsFa House bieek. oel9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
nrfn1EN,a AnnIrA nm.

The Best Aalve IN che world for Cuss,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhs1m, Fe-
VoF sores, TUltog. Ohapped Hands, Gail
hiafna. Germs and ali Skin RFnptions,
and positively cures Piles. o. no pay
required. Il b guaranteed 70 give par
fee9 satisfaction. OF money refunded,
PFiea Is oents per boz. For sale b. A,
b. sTRWAkI. Dc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

Any enc wishing 30 hgy q piana viii
% vel b go kkASk kTAsRkEf. VIE i
the manufaet1Fers Agent foe the esls
hrafed WeeeF and Decker 4 Sea pianos.
and Il selling them dircci fron the fss-
tories. ! viii EaaTantes q ssyine e.
fraD SO - $50. Otfsa with Weiis
Fargo. Call o. write Cor Prizes. ais a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

Pam -Ths lsdiee a Ssevens Relief
CorFs will bold = fair AZ Cempany Das
Areaery 81 freat and Madiaan slrseia
tuesday and Wednesday. Octuber assh
sad S5th. Seppex viii be served eaeh
esenine. Aamtssioa. 10 csnta oesi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

eco A coon HOUSE, CENTRAL
o. - u ioeAtat 8 rocma, ; elassea.
l1rsas fuH aeati9 kalFslnins6. ralnfei
a19 uiRdcWz uasked Msfoolr b : wnter-
On SEcona Aatwaan Unlrers1lg and sFr-
ecA EzraEt& Hn&aEre q III. III. pEA&N
ooEaer e kEAih aa1 sEFing - ec1a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

ACfAvE, PrsmfSG AsD RELIABLE.
A. h. oTEWAnr oan always Be relied
upon 70 carry IN stock she puFest and
best goods, and sustain the reputation
Of being aotive, gushing and reliable,
By recommending articles with well Is
tAblished nerit and such ~ are popular.
Having The agency for the celebrated
DR.. kine's New Discovery for consump-
q q, colds and eonRhs, will cell d on
positive guarantee. Il will cure any
and evefy affection Of the threat. lungs,
or chest, and II order b ptove our
clains We ssk yoa 10 call aad set Q trial
bottle Free. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
eedMerchaRtS

DID CIa0vER. ORCHARD GRASS
~ Whilo CfsFes. Eeatacky Blae tsrasH
Aistke CleSeR. Aifslf2. Nfa4a.e Afrosk
a4aaEsEleat - 8Ar9ea eeells Alwaya an
hAAe 81 " tsfs4lD & TtaBNsS. Enn-
ye1 aseea. - Fsoat ftresz ecaltiA oc.a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

W.D. Hoyt e Co, wholesale and re-
tail druggists of Rome. Ga, say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
coveFy, Elsntric Bittern and Baoklen'a
Arniea Salvs for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll, o.
give such universal satisfaot on. There
have been some sondeFfnl cares effect
cd BY these remedies IN this city. 5ev.
aFai canes Of pronounced consumption
have been entirely cured b the use u q
few bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken Ia connection with Eleetrio Biz
tiers. We guarantees them always. Sold
bY A. B. STEwAKT. dW.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

WANTED-A WOMAN or sKNsE
bHsinoRa IN her lscaiitY. Salaxy about $50
peF meath. Pormaneat position. Refer
encea exchanged. n J. JOHNSON. Man
egex Es BARCLAY street. n. N. ocla tuf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

E1NndrV nenlal IS hclsl. 50, : f.lFls
Aa1.ls. asiafsF ~. 80 aaealh AA1sr,
3d. ! Chesrs. 81 81 cord; nssa ipilA
fansi s1falsF's ~ - E,ea for Casnnls
=. n Nugk g. = . 49,. ba4ed g; Haii~
r B IS. L1nMarynsam 80.
for sag tia1 ~ reort ~ peur naHs
oa ~ taskt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HKRERY CAU.
"A toned nnt . tresNam upoa tie fol-
lowing deecri bed property fronting upon
Elitat BAY and within the coFpoFaia I'm
he aolthea4t corner q tos 4 aecsiaa a
11Weznir = north. fanga ) east thence
nQFlh Il 1919 chasnas ihence waa1 le IS 100
chains - tAa NoEeruu10Bt m1eAHoUr line
q klliot Bay thsnca eauthaaaaarly along
said meander ina Il ohains % the eou1k-
vest corner 81 said lct 3. thence east
ael0e chains % TIE piaee ~ hexinninR--
with or 0assrnctsng the n4t1ral approach
b ne wa1era % klliot hay 70 the wes'-
err o. water front thereof wifhoaf wit
len permission from The undarsixaed
FRANCES w. JANIS.
1Acrt TounRsnd. Oct Y fSss orilRyrlu,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
NEW ADvRRrHgMRNrA
WANTEn

A E.ATE CITY DIRECTORY; Also
~ = iatx - wrfse iocs1 nosicea A.
drUzs = t. this ofAna. ocaSe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

49, ~ AE $50 aNeA4F"
Pnying city hotai; timber cia.n. 80. ele
g nne house cioaxed 90 = l.s...l I. 2, 4
furnished iod9ing houses country hoteA
Restaurant and saloon.
CITY LotR. 81 Is A1d IS 20.
NO acros and, part cleared. y pr 4ele
Whlfe rfvsr ra1ch. cleared holeuEn- SIS
BRasfauraata 4J0 &i94 *40s Bargains
Cozntry 1terag erEaa; saAoon2.
Coua0T Hotols lAunofys
b King and Snnhomish c0nntieA -
" Vsrzled claim. So grsIluqulshed homs-
s1oadl. o. pno-eNpfiona til4 fl1a 80. enc
FiFe-acre hnnea ciearod, ~ ups
Trade City Ixot1 for Ranch.
Mortgages o. e9iia pgpFsTts ~ g Y ~
CITY and CaankT scrip. -
New ana seuond-hand SAFES.
WANTED.
Money; COED security; besf lnterosl
WeInen ana girls; higheas wagss paid
Tronera washers and cooks No pay.
To furnish farm kAndA ~ per month.
Canvaasers and ngantA. ~ per month.
Partner on improves Stock hnncas 49,
Two laay partners fsr hke ~ Two Wan-
FOR RENT.
A number q improved farma
NInetoon houeez s. % -.
Furnished ar unfurnf1bed rooms, with
a. without beard. 81 a month up.
l6p acre rnneh; Improved orchard and
hay no cash ront.
otacre improved ranch. 81 9 month.
House and large garden, h town.
Furnished rooms for housekeeping.
GEO. ~. GRAM 5,
Washington Territory Employment Blu
reau. near corner C0mm0 cih and
Washington streets. Seattle. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
REPUBEToAN xICKEE.


Terraserfn1
FoF Dslegats ~ CeaaTe
CHAA ~. BAAnEHAW.
For BFigaa lex 3enerni,
oEo1gE y. HILL.
Tor Adiu1ant- 0eneFai.
Ross 9. OBnTEN.
For QuMrtermaaEeFG enerni
.. O LovKL1.
Eor CommIaarT GGnoral
w. G. ELLSWORTH
DislFIegs
For Prosecuting Attorney,
WALTHR VI. AEW11E.
FOR Joiuf Counnilman.
JoHN p. McGL1NN.
County,
For Councilman,
IHoMts J. HUNEa.
For Representatives,,
o. n VAN DOREN.
a. Il hUTHERBoKD,
y. A HANSEN.
Fer sheriff.
J0HE h. McGRAW.
Far Auditor
81 q. HARRIa
Fer Treasurer,
II. w. WALL
For Probate Judge.
VIZ. ID. WOOD.
Fer Commissioners,
q. w. LAYTON.
w. ". pKRHuGO,
GEORGE WOOD.
Fer Assessor,
JULIUS HORTON.
FOR School Superintendent.
O. s. JoSEA
For Surveyor.
y. II. WENTWORTH.
For Coroner.
L. n. DAWSON.
For WreckHnaster,
II. v. Mu.fs.
Seattle Preefnets
Fer Justices Of the Peace,
8, b. VR00sfAN,
Q. i. II. KELLOGG.
For Conslhbies.
H. q. THORN ION.
Il. VAN DoREa. 0cGdw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
Z. o. G. r.


w T. PTI.LNAN SAYS HE HAS A
he1 rnnrE sets t&A4 be mnxt Gloss cn1 ~
low col North sk1e Fruzt street. Dsnny
hleek 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26


KING COUNTY PROMnBETH0N
RAREM TICKET
For Councilman,
4. y. HuMEs,
Joint Councilman.
]. 2 McGLINN.
Representatives,
d. B. WARD M. n. H0EMRs, r. b Dill
WOkrH.
Prosecuting Attorney
]. i. RONALD.
sheriff,
Auditor,
BERTHA ID. PIPER.
Treasurer.
ssss.+sss.ss
Assessor,
Superintendent Of Schools
q. 8. JoNEs-
Probate Judge,
W. u. WOOD.
County Commissioners,
AtBRED SNYDER. q. w. WILLS,
GEoRGE WOOD.
Surveyor,
n. H WfuTWORTu.
Coroner,
DIR. L. r.. DAWSON.
Justices OF the peace.
3. n. VRoQMAN, j. 3. BAKER.
Constablea,
H G. THORNTON. @. B. DRIeGs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26
CLOVER and GRASS
Seeds,
All lvarieties. wholesale and retail For
prices address q. 2, sTONE
Seat1io eoz1dW
INDEP DENT.

ATTHE EARNEST SOLICITATION
"A Of many fricnds / have finally de-
ctdea - anaounco mFaeif Is an hide
psadeut candi1afa for he efaos 81 Coun-
y o ssss ALRRo oARDNKR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-26

Washington Territory Employment Blu
Ess1 zee. sSsss SS%m'''A az sno
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04
Mistakes or Life.

Somebody has condensed the
mistakes Of life, and arrived at the
conclusion that there are fourteen
of them. Most people would say,
il they told the truth, that there
was no limit 10 the mistakes of
life; that they were like the drops
in the ocean or the sand OF the
shore, in number, but it is well to
be accurate. Here, then are the
fourteen great mistakes: ut is a
great mistake to set up our own
standard Of right and wrong, and
judge people accordingly; TO meas
ure the enjoyment Of others by
our own; to expect uniformity Of
opinion in this world; TO look for
Judgment and experience in youth /;
10 endeavor to mould all DISPOSE
tons alike, to yield To lmmaterlal
triAes; TO look for perfection in
our own actions; to worry our
selves and others with what can
not be remedied; not TO alleviate
all that needs alleviations as far
as lies in our power; not 10 make
allowance for the infrmities of
Others, to consider every thing i'm
possible that we cannot perform
to believe only what our finite
minds can grasp; to expect to be
able 10 understand everything" -
Scientific ijRcrictuL
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04

hurt him. She said it was harm
less."
When Uncle Bill heard wot she
sed he sat mp in his chair and
looked al Aunt Hannah across the
table about two minutes, then he
put one foot agen the edge Of the
table, and pushed il till Aunt Han
nah fell over backwards in her
chair, then Uncle Bill gave the Ia
BILE another push. and turned il
onto Aunt Hannah.
When me and ma and pa got
through pickin' up broken dishes,
and scrapin' butter OF unit Ham
nah. we found that Udkle Bill had
packed his valise and started FOR
Texas. -Pec'ks Sun.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-04

What do people not quarrel
Is there anything that has not been
the germ of a ROW r'about Moth
ing under the sun, we belive' from
a broiled steak 10 a new baby's
name; from top plate upon the door
TO the brick on the chimney top.
Upon earth there is nothing so
easy TO find as a quarrel, and
good reason for it. Money is a
fruitful topic; but love, the sweet
est thing we know of, has been
oftener fought over. Principles
and feelings, things that have been
done, and things that have been
left undone; things that have been
said, that have been written; what
your grandfather said, and what
your grandmother wrote in her
will; all music and literature; the
politics of ones country, and even
the Christian rehgion-a fact
which would amaze a learned
heather, who would believe Its
disciples to be very peaceful men
all these are fruitful sources OF
strife. Surely, one would think
there were subjects enough to
quarrel over, IL it were necessary
TO quarrel at all. But we heard the
other day Of two members of the
same family who did not know it
and took The trouble Of hunting up
a word in the dictionary to base a
feud upon. They have not spoken
10 each other for many years, be-
cause one of them emphasized the
middle syllable and the other the
last. And they pretend that the
quarrel " Us about the word. Well!
They wanted TO quarrel And it is
generally that very thing which
causes n quarrel
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Pay or Pass.

There isl general interchange
of passes among railroad men, and
the president and vice-president
of the Pennsylvania Railroad have
passes all over the country. Presi-
dent Roberts il a very strict man.
One stormy day in winter he got
on the New York division and took
a seat in the middle of the car.
The conductor knew him, as we
all do, and when he passed him
the president simply nodded. II
was a catch, and Roberts WAS only
trying to see if his man would
brsek the rules and not make hin
show his pass. The conductor fell
into the trap. When he passed
through the train again Roberts
arose from his sent, and. tapping
him on the shoulder, said:
"See here, you have not seen
my pass"
mo, sir" faltered the conduc-
tor, "but-but / know who you
are"
THAT makes no difference" re-
torted Roberts with frown; "the
rules are made to be obeyed and
, not to be broken. The rules laid
down for your guidance say that
any passenger who has neither G
ticket nor pass must pay his fare
or you must eject him from the
train"
81 know it." replied the conluc.
tor, "but-"
mo butts. Now you may CO."
IL haven't seen your pass yet
though demurely remarked the
ticket-puncher, wishing to demon.
strate the thoroughness of the les.
son.
That's right" replied Roberts
approvingly, make no difference
between the president of the roaC
and the poorest passenger"
He reached III his inside Goa
pocket and then into his vest peck
cts. His face grew red and h,
kfumbled around in his pockets
The conductor grinned. Roberts
sallow complexion grew paler anC
then redder. He went through
his pockets again, but no passes
The conductors smile grew more
expansive.
"Humph!" exclaimed the presi
dent. singular just stop az
you pass this way again"
The conductor stopped, and tn,
president dryly handed him a 81
bill and told him to take out the
fare. He had left his book of pass
es at his Office.