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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-12

SPEAKER CARLIsLE's committees are
probably more capable and satisfactory
to the public, if not to those assigned
than If the work had been by any other
tor in matter of this kind, experience
Is everything on the part of the presid-
ing officer. The House is now thor
oughly organized for business, and the
present week will be a season of much
interest and activity, as the committees
are hard at work shaping the course of
legislation. The result of their DELHI
trations will appear later.
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Order eff Publication,
WEST VIRGINIA. S.,

w 10 lhOlNIA IS:
At rules held in the Clerks cfIice OF
tie circuit court u Preston county or
tsc first Monday OF January, 1888.
Sarah KiHpatrck ct att
vs. Tn Tr,nit,.
Geo a Sanders al
Tho Object Of This suit is to enforce the
Fendni's NTn ~ The plaintiffs hill men
b"n."l. and also IT, forecinse the deed q.
trust 10 said bin mentioned, ex ecuted b\
the re 'endant illam a. Dihwidlic.au,i
wife. btHcnp date 90 the 10th day O
Sc pternhrr 1884
Aud It appearing that the defendants
Frederick DUR Ameii-, Durr John II, III
JOHN - Riley Daniel COrne ius WIN I'm
\ Dinwihdie George A Sanders Ephraia,
Fitzpatrick and Christina ltrnhnId are
not residents Of tisis State on motion of
iir Plaintiffs hv their c0unsoIit il ordered
HAT said defendants do appear mere with
~ one month alter The date a. tho first
publication hereof aud do what il no g.
~atY 10 protect heir Interests herein. aud
~. ~ = foregoing no published I'm the
west virginia Argus, a newspaper pub
hohcd IN this county.
copy Test.
SMITH CRANE. Clerk.
WIN 9 Brown ana VIM q Worlev.
counsel for plaintiffs.
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One of the most important bills yet
introduced in the Senate is that offered
by Senator Ioar for worlds fair at
Washington in 1892 In connection
with this it is proposed to establish in
Washington a permanent exposition of
the arts industries and resources of
North, South and Central America,
the United States, rs amattcr Of course
to take the lead If carried out ON the
scale projected, this scheme will rival
II not surpass, the glorious record of
our grea; Centennial.
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NOTICE TO LEN HOLDERS.

10 all PERSONS holding liens by judgment
or otherwise ON the real estate, or any
part thereof OF Jacob Stemple.
I'm pursuance Of a decree of the circuit
court al Preston county, made IL, cause
herein pending to subject tie real estas
OF the said j cob Slemple to the saiisfac-
ton Of the lien thereon YOU IRE hereby
required {" prei"nt all c:aiIns held by YOU
ma eych OF YOU against The va d Jacob
SIrInple. which sre liens ON hrs real es-
iHie or any part OF IL, for adjudication to
me at my Office In Kngwood w. Va. on
or before the 9Th da of February. 1855.
Given uuder my hand ihis 7th dav of
January. 1888. HENKY CLAY HYDE.
j ) CrUgan = Z Con'r
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Notice to Lienholders.

To I'll nersnns holding liens by judgment
or ariherwise on the sal estate or any
pert theTeof Of Henry G.. Splker;
In pursuance OF y decree al the circuit
court OF Preston county made in a cause
therein pending, To sublesi tbs real estai q
oi the sHid Henry &. Spiker To the salts
action 81 the liens thereon. you are Eer,-
hy REQUIRED to present all claims held by
Won and each OF you against the said
Henry &. Spiker, which are lions ON Ills
zeal estate or amy part Of IL, f,r adiudica-
tinn TO ne at my Office a. Kingwo"d in
std county on OF before the 18th day OF
JhhusrN next.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
December, 1857.
SMITH CRANH. Com'r
j. II. CARROLL, Atty ~ 20 4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-12

SENATOR EDMuNDs, of the judiciary
Committee, made an adverse report on
tho nomination of L. O. C. Lamar to
be Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, and Senator Pugh, in behalf Of
the minority Of the same committee a
favorable report The Republicans do
not want an ex-Rebel to be judge in
the Supreme Court, but they do want
bind the solid South more firmly to-
gether, and they are doing it by Just
such acts as the one mentioned above
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Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors OF Thomas Matthews de-
ceased
In pursuance Of a decree OF the circuit
court OF the county Of Preston, made la
cause therein pending, 10 subject the
real estate of the said Matthew'S tn the
payment of has debts. YOU are Tfqpi~ed
To present y"ur claims ag ,insl the estate
nj the said Matthews Tor adjudication to
Smith Crane. con- miss Toner ~ his Office
IN the said county, on or before the 18th
day of February next
Witness, Smith Craze, clerk OF said
court, this 18th dav of December, 1887.
SMITH CRANE, ClerK.
+. J. CRooAN, ATTY. IL 20 6
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notice no LIEGHoLDEi,s.

To al perrDns holding liens 10y judg .her t
or otherwise. ON the real estate or any
part thereof, OF john Hiuebaugh;
In pursuance OF nicer. EFF the circuit
cnuSt ct Preston county. made in "A carse
therein peniiug. To suhrct the real e.
lhle 81 tee said John Hinebaugh To tho
~ isfaction of the liens thereon. Won are
hereby required To present ali claims
held bN yov ana each of you against the
i'll john uinebaugb. which are liens on
his real estate or any pat az IL, Tor adj
ludiJation To me at ray Office in King
wood, w. Va, ON or before the 4ih day
Of February, 1888,
Given under my hand ibis 9TH dGy of
January, 1858. HENHY CLAY HYDE
W IN. u Brow n pa COu'r
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NOTICE TO LIExHoLpERs.

+" all persons holding !ieus by iudg-
ment ar otherwise on tho real estate or
any pnri theIe-i, of Charles G. Craig:
In pursuance OF an order of the circuit
court OF Preston county, West Virginia,
III the cause OF the KingwOnd Railway
Company agains. Craig and others ON an
Application Tor the condemnation of land.
you are hereby required to present ali
clSims held by vcu aud each of YOU
against the said Charles g. Craig which
are liens OH his re | estate or any part of
IT. for adjudication TO me 1T INV Ofiice i'm
kingwoud, W. Va, on or before the 9th
dav Ui February, 1858.
Gives under my hand this 9Th dav OF
January, 1888. HENRY clay HYDE,
Inln'r
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WE ARE HAPPY
history OF TIE ROAD.

Everything that we accomplish in
the shape of improvement, to exist in
q completed fnru., must have begin.
ming and n end. Many of our un.
dcrtakings are pleasant and profitable
from the time tn first c.ntract is
drawn until the last spike is driven
The construction of the Kingwood
Railway, so far, has had but little
that was pleasant, and abs ,lutely
nothing that has yet assumed a prof.
liable shape unless we assuma that
1T is more pleasant to give tam to
receive or that tie future holds in
store much oil that may be poured on
the troubled waters with good effect,
together with stock not too much
watered.
After much difficulty and paticnr
waiting, the road is in 81 Grafton, NJ
der the control of NV men, hu' we
trust none the less efficient
In the month Of January, 1881 our
citizens were fully impressed with
the idea that the time had come when
Kingweod must have an outleq in the
shape of railr Dad. This impre sion
was so strong that subscription was
taken in the town, when the excite
ment ran high, and almost every one
signified his interest in the matter by
subscription; these ranged f,om
$50 to $4,000 each, Almost all wer,
based upon the expectation that we
could build the road, own and operate
it with profit.
We do not wonder that great dis
satisfaction prevailed whep it became
apparent, from few years trial, thai,
no one in our midst possessed sui
cieut railroad capacity to carry out
the extravag ant notions of the oriei.
nal enthusiasts.
III 1882 I. J. Jackson made n sur.
vey Of tue proposed route from King
wood TO Tuunelton, distance Of u
miles. While the road is not built
on the Jackson survey, yet oil are
ready to admit that It far surpasses
the present location. if it did cost
much more than WAS reasonable. So
much was expended with this survey
that the citizens and patrons OF IT,,
enterprise became alarmed and many
were for abandoning the work entirely
The directors did not know what e.
do, IS usual. and things were at a
dea lock on an upgrade. All the
brightest hopes Of our once happ,
people were dashed TO atoms much
more in6nitcsimal than a water ridge
The light ahead had no more brillian
cy than a black bean in a cellar.
Some years passed in witch The
directors elect, d. fed aimI ssly
about tbe country seeking q coUd op
portunity o." g,t some one 10 hclp DE-
go cf the job; none were found will.
in2 70 invest in a railroad that va.
composed Of blundcrs, and a few
stakes driven about through the woods
Finally the right man "A thorough
railroad man-was found. coping
from nobody knew where. worth no
iody knew how much. that would
iakc Che contract for the sum Of sgt.
900. DO bic own surveying, and com.
p.cto thc road. So Borrctt Z, Mckee.
vcr we're a@ordoj The contract and
everybody were aqain happy.
Again were we an dashed down
~ Che failure Of Barrett g. Mckee
vcr To complete tbe work. After one
summer of work, mostly swindling
The people, they failcd and made an
assignment gathered up their grin.
''Gks ond departed ss mysleriouslv
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DuFiNG the past week the Committee
on Elections had under consideration
the contested election case of Thobe
against Carlisle, and a number Of afi-
dayits have been fled by the contest
ant and several allcgstions presented
by his council The hearing of the
case has been postponed till the last Of
this week, in order that the Speaker
may nave an opportunity Of defending
thc validity Of lis title, which he dc
sircs to do. Mr. Thobe's cuonsel is
attempting to make his client play the
role of the prosecuted woi kingman. in
his vain effort 10 make a plausible case.
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npfD Son vendor exists On thousands
bhbi ui forms. bat aro surpusssd by the
i1Srveis ~ Invention. Those who are
in neod " profitable work that can be
dome while living st homo should I'd once
send their address to Ulilatt 90 20. pbrt.
lind, Maine. an receive free. m,l iu'0r-
nation how either sex Of all ayes, can
etfp ir"W 81 io 80 per day and upwards
wherever thev 1.-Two You are started rree
'apiirl not required. Sumo have made
over so Ira r. single day VI this work. All
uc"eed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-12

JuDeE JonN B. HcCB, of Berkeley,
is st .ongly urged for the U. s. District
Attorneyship If the District of Column
bia' and has fair show of getting the
appointment.
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nidwIntcr Excursion yya.nInr-
ton city.

hid"Intcr Excursion washing
ton CITY.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company announces a Popular Ex-
cursion to Washington Tor Thursday
January 10Th. The round trip fare
will be s6.75 from NewbuTg and
80 90 from Tunnellon. Tickets will
be valid for ten dave. includin, dsv
Of sale. They will be good q ing on
trains leaving Newburgh 1909 m.
d 1925 p. m. leaving Tunnelton 10
45 p. m. Through Parlor Cars on
day train and Sleeping Cars on night
train. The tickets will also be avail
able TO and from Baltimore but must
be used for continuous PASSAGE in
both directions. No euer Gmc
could be chosen for visit fo che Car
ital. Congress will be TO ses, .an and
the Galleries Of both Houses. NJ well
% all other public buildings. will be-
open to visitors. The long limit on
the excursion tickets allows ample
lime iof visiting Alexandra. Nj
Vernon, Richmond Old Point Com
fort and other points Of interest with
~ easy reach Of Washington. For
tickets and Parior or Sleeping Car
accommodation cali upon or address
Agents j. & O. R.R
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The Niles school now numbering
about - pUpiIs. enjoyed a Grand
treat last Monday a large amopnt
Of isncy candy, lied 10 roper sacks
with coIored ribbon, was distributed
among The Ii'ue people by Tic teach
er David Grant Smith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-01-12

DDIToR HART, in his letter to his
paper of Tuesday, gives this town and
county big send off. The letter
will appear in the ARGUS next week.
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Nu bscriPtion

GENERAL Corr introduced nearly a
hundred private and pension bills in
the II juse last Monday.
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SENATOR FAULKNER introduced bill
on Tuesday to pay the expenses incur
red in the fitting ont and furnishing
State trooGs for the late war.
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i00 PER Profit add samples free 20
IVU CENT mon canvassers ior DR. SCOTS
Gsnuine Electric Bolts. Brusbes. ,ee
Lady agents wantod Tor Electric C0rsota.
Quick sales Write 90 onco for terms.
Dr.. Scott SIS Hwav. N. s..
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IAFplTl0V has rsvoiutonized the
LllLlI Iu worth dnrlnr tho l.at h.ll

III UHIIWIW world during tH0 last bail
c" tury Not ieast aiming the wonders
~ Inventive progress is % method and
system % work that can be performed
Hll over tbo country without separating
I've workers from their homes. Paw
liberal; miy ono ram de- the work: oithef
sex, ,oung ur old, no special ability zee
quired. Capital not needed: vo4 are
started free, Cut 90 q out and return 10
us and we will send you FREQ, something
OF great value and importance Co Won.
that VIII start you iu p usinpee. which
VIII bring you in more monov right away
than anything else in The world. Grand
oUlff (rcc. Address True a. Co. Augusta.
Maine. ~ L. 81 v
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roailroaf ability. They arc surely
deserving of IL all.
Down over Laing's trestle we 60.
The sound OF the whistle tells US we
are approaching Howesville. Hats
and caps are taken of, and such
waving and shouting! How: sville
is all ablaze. The Howesville people
join in. The town is q, cOrated with
American flags. 1t reminds the re-
porter Of campaign times. Mr.. Jno.
J Cookies place of business had on
its holiday attire. A large flag is
hutteriDg 10 the breeze and stretched
across the railroad 1t is the finest
bag the reporter observed A dele
cation of TOWNSVILLE people get on.
and Capt. ShAfer signals all aboard,
and we proceed amid the applause of
those VIC left behind.
The shouting and singing is kept
up. We stop at Mattingly's and the
'swith back and take on passengers.
Thence to Snider's where it is impos.
sible for all to get on board. The
cars are loaded down. The small
boys are hanging on the bumpers.
We arrive at the McGrew place, and
Engineer MCGEE gives long tlast
of the whistle to notify tie Kingwood
multitude that we are coming to ju
bilate with them ami partake OF their
hospitality. The excited crowd come
running down the road to meet US.
while the crowd of passengers shout
and laugh at George Williams trying
to get on.
We pulled into the Kingwood de-
pot. Such cheering, hurrahiDg, whist.
ling and ringing of bells The scene
bcggars description. No pen can do
it justice Railroad commune ltion
with Kingwoud is a settled tact, and
everybody let's loose their pent alp
exuberance TO celebrate the occasion.
After an exchange ofgreeting, and
congratulations, the hungry crowd
wendell their way TO the courthouse
to partake of che roast OK ard other
good things. g.
THE CELEBRATION.
oh fortunate, oil happy day, when
new railroad takes It's place among
the myriads railroads of earth !
The fortunate and happy day for
kingwood, the day OF her grandes;
celebration, las come and gone.
From weathercock's standpoint
it opened most inauspiciously. Not
deep, fiery clouds as the poet sings
of, but dull, gloomy and heavy clouds
Der spread the sky In it we clear.
ly saw the likeness OF its prototype,
the day before.
BY 8 o'clock Old Sol made fee
bic effort 10 penetrate the murk,
blackness beneath him but to no 81
feet. Darkness closed in upon Lin.
and the brigl tness of his face W
failed to sec. About half.post ten
the rain con menccd and neV or ceased
during the entire day anil evening
Continued on Sd page
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THE EXCURSION.

wood and TN Melton railroad took
place on Saturday, January 7 1888.
The train left Tunnclton 1T 1857
m. and arrived at Kingwood at l.24
p. m making the run in one hour
and enty.seven minutes. Tie train
was in charge Of the following crCw {:
Engineer, Newton S. NIECE; con
ductor, Cue j. ShaEcr; fireman. Geo.
f. MCGEE; hrak' men, Anthony Boycc
and Charley Carroll.
As the train steamed out Of the
Tunnelton depot every man. woman
and child was there TO bid it God
speed, and the oil hills recchoed the
sound of the whistle, the ring Of the
bell and the shouting Of the multi.
tude. Each person fairly outdid him.
self in trying TO out shout the rest
Of the human family.
1t was gala day indeed. not only
for KiDgwood district and the towns
along the line Of the r,ilroad, but for
the entire county or Preston. A rail
road to the county-scst was an sc.
coDplished fact and Prcstoniane re.
j0ic- thtreat.
The trip was made without an &C.
cident or a mishap--something rarely
done in tie opening Of new railroad.
Everyone on board the train seemed
to be intoxicated with hilarity and
joy. and the reporter Of the ARGUS.
in lis exuberant state Of exhilaration
forgot bis mission. Singing and
shouting was the program, and seem
ingly every mortal ON the train had
caught the inspiration.
Quite a number Of b. & O railroad
men were passengers. and NJ The III.
tie engine pulled up Rickl,man Grade
and Engineer Niece blew his wbis.
tie for stations and crossings. the y.
o. .. men would exclaimi That
sounds like roilroading 'Old Mes
sengcr' has not forgotten how tn
handle The throttle and .tooC lis
whistle. On we went at a pretty
good speed. Then again. when we
would come TO short curves and tree.
Ties. the hand Of discretion would
come into display and We would glide
over them slowly and safely. although
there is not foot Of the road, in the
Judgment Of p. d O. men. but what
is perfectly safe n was q source of
extreme pleasure 20 the ARGUS re-.
porter to hear competent railroad men
complimenting Engineer MCGEE and
Capt. shafer on their discretion and
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CoWMIssIpNEr's UrP.cF, ,
kfNOwODD. " Va. Dec 30 lyS7

The parties tn TIC shovo iuenH med
rnusr W; Samuel Ziun Aipbeua Bol
yad Spencer G. Bulyard j, seph " Boi-
iafd Mana Black nod Jnhr Block wood
~Hr"h l. BolyHrl william n Bol,atd
Alice Mhicr ici vel Miller Charles T.
simpson 'rles q BuitHrd Ilnvd 7, Bo 81
YARD NJ ~ linn Joseph NJ Ziun md
John II BoiyId will tske notice that I
Nb'll oH HE 18th day of February nexi,
~ nay "iHc" aforesaid. proceed ~ execute
the above mentioned do r.n OF reference.
SMITH CRANE, Com'r
CrORant counsel
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as they had come. This was the last
straw that broke the car1ePs back.
Our people could stand it no longer.
But, with considerable amount Of
just and unjust criticism on the ac-
ton of the directors. gave a hopeless
grip To the last half dollar of sub
scription, and with tears in th.ir g es,
saw it depart forever.
So matters rested with the assignee
and the bUard of directors, tie latter
of which were content with an occa-
sional trip to Pittsburgh and down
to Baltimore TO sec (Garrct1. until
:hc people could tell where one Of the
directors was gone when his accus.
toned loafiD5 place was vacant.
In the spring Of 1887 there was a
forlorn hope; the directors assembled
and without the least possible chance
OF losing anything, they began to cast
about and calculate how much had
been spent in necessary travel To and
from Baltimore, Pittsburgh and other
psints, necessary printing. etc. etc,
and finding they were at least three
days behind the hounds, concluded
to stop and feed After twenty
minutes for dinner they turned their
longing, languid eyes here and there
but no one seemed To- be inclined to
take the stock of the road at pre-.
MUM (O. In fact it appeared as
though it would not be worth hun.
dred cents on the dollar.
Now, as usual. tho directors were
puzzled 10 know which was best to do
go to Pittsburgh or Baltimore, or
whether it would not be better to go
and hang themselves to escape en-
tirely the remorse and the fry indig.
nation of the people of the district
1T last an idea stuck the dire ctors
for the first time 1t was in this
shape: We will have little more
necessary travel and try if we can
not find some one who will accept
this road bed, which is valuable as a
gift Before daylight next morning
they were off for-not baltimore
hut Grafton, in the state of West
Virginia.
Mr.. George NJ Whitescarver was
induced to take the road bed, com.
plete the road, own and operate it
He began the work in the summer
Just past, and on the second day of
January, 1883, the first train drew up
alongside of the depot, a neat and
commOdiOus building situated on a
very suitable piece of ground in the
southern part of the corporate limits
of KingwOod.
Mr.. Whitescarver encountered
many difficulties in the construction
of the road, and we congratulate him
on its final completion. Wiol ing him
success, VIC extend to the new syndi.
cate our best wishes for the profitable
running of the road.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CIRCUIT COCRT OF PREsTnN Go.
December Z, 1887. I
Thos Matthews ex'or
vs.
A i, BOIyard et 81
A l. BoIyard etnl

Referred n Smith Crane. Com missioner
with directions To asceitnin and p.rt
~" ied estate 'wue nv tho dpccder,.
mas Matthews ut the time + Is
dCafb, the leus ana charges therein,
iheir prioriiics aud tO whom owing: .t~.,
10 audit. state and settle tie exec itotisi
arcnuuts ~ file plsibiin, Samus, Iinn.
aud repaTt any Othor matter that he m y
deem pertinent
An absiiact from the record
tests SMITH f.pAWE. CIork
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PITTSIBIJISCSH
FEMALE COLLEGE

CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
100 Full Music Lessons for $50 co.
Distinct schools Of liberal ari music.
el'cuuon' iue arta etc. Central hcalthfnI
twenty teachers moderate charges.
Mex term begins January 81 1888. Be
FORE making engagements olsow bore ecnd
.or now catalogue % once % ROY. a T
NorcrOss ~ ID. Pittsburgh "a.
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An Easy Place.

\ lad once stepped into our office in
search of situation. He was asked {:
" Are you not now employed" "Yes,
sir" F." Then why do you wish to changer
" Oh, | want an easier place" We had
not place for him. No one wants bov
or man who is seeking an easy place; vet
just here is the difficulty with thousands.
They want easy work. and are afraid of
earning more than their wages. They
have strength enough to be out late at
night, to indulge in vices, and habits
which debilitate them. They all have
strength enough to waste on wine or beer.
or tobacco, all of which leave them weaker
than before; they have strength enough
to run, and leap, and wrestle, but they
think they have not the strength to do
hard work. VIII the boys let me advise
them? Go in the hard places bend your
back to the task of showing how much YOU
can do. Make yourself seryiceable to your
employer,~at whatever cost to your per-
sonal ease; and if you do this, he will find
that he cannot spare you. And when YOU
have learned how to do work, YOU NAV be
sent to teach others; and so, when the
easy places are to be had, they will be
yours Life is toilsome at best to most of
us, but the easy places are at the end, not
at the beginning of life's course. They are
to be won, not accepted and man who is
bound to have an easy place now may as
well understand that the grave is about the
only easy place within the reach of law
people.-Erchange.