The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-06-19

.ooks down ON. Love and peace IN
his homes sends sunshine round
n man wherever he goes; disorder
and trouble there is misery every
where. There are few worries of
life which man cannot now and
then shake off, but who Gun shake
himself free from the skeleton III
the closet, from the worry IN the
house hold, the blister ON the
heart? A day will tell how many
a man carried that with him with
out winclng down to the grave.
When husband and wife are help
mates to each other in the best
sense, when order and love and
goodness prevail in the house,
then the man who has hard bat
tie in life to fight can leave his
struggles behind him when he en-
tiers there. With all our faults we
are the most home-loving people,
and that is the reason why we are
the greatest people. Whatever
helps home life is national
blessing; whatever hurts home
life is a national curse, and the
greatest curse that can touch these
blessings is what would tamper
with the peaceful and blessedness
of our homes.
Texas papers only want en-
enlargement to induce them to
supply the home demand for TO-
mantle literature. Read this
specimen-"Tis night in Gates
Vile. The moon is overcast
bully for the moon. Lycurgus and
Opodeldoc, two cats-Ihomas
cats-appear upon the wood-shed
roof. Lycurgus, with tail unfurl-
ed and uplifted high in the air,
comes on with back uparched and
yowls portentiou8. Ditto as to
Opodeldoc. New immortal gods
look on! They buckle to! Spit
Spit!l Spitlll Bifflll! Hark! A
window is raised, and a wild-eyed
man appears with n musket IL
hand. Bang! Scamper Lycurgus
and OpodeIdoc from the wood-shed
roof, crying, 'SayedF 'SavedP But
the man-oh, where was he? Kick
ed clear across the hall into the
next room. Musket hadn't been
fired since the war. Finis."
- does not concern me; q
the same men are continually com
planning about high prices anc
the scarcity of money. If they
would take the trouble to read
and study a little, they would find
the cause of their complaints
These men join the Farmers Clubs
and get to actually think the mer-
chant or professional man ia the
cause of their woes. They don't
realize that the tariff is LOCALIZED
robbery, Farmers, disposed to emit
er into fantastic schemes and rev
dictionary movements, should
read more and think more. 1t
will take intelligent action to rem
edy the evils that are expressing
the people. 1t cannot be accom-
Ipllshed by spasmodic outburst o
rage against others who are not
responsible for them.
Says Bill Nye: Don't at
tempt to cheat an editor out of a
years subscription to his paper OF
any other sum. Cheat the minis
ter, cheat the doctor, cheat any
body and everybody, but if you
have any regard for the future
consequence, don't fool the editor.
you will be out for office some
time or want some public favor
for yourself or some of your
friends and when your luck is a
thing of beauty and JOY forever
the editor will open up on you and
knock your air castle into n cooked
hat at the first fire. He'll subdue
you, and then you'll curse your
for a drivaling idiot, go
hire some man to knock you down
and kick you for falling"
Mr.. Brown, calling at the
house OF a lady friend, inquired:
as your mistress IMP"
"She is, sur"
UJs clio auo,ond9"