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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
A SISTER OF CHARITY.
IIss PARITY and ssit-A1s@.s'
I.ssssaf : = sle~a - n&s tns
aSr ~ 1ae Slsterhssa h-s -

fths uss3e ana ssIf- -saegt.e--s esFSs-sl p
a us-.-. se.4 : be uglf1ra. s ~e-- AtsAs ser
s.,fa1ss f..aa tbs Asrsr L-eF4fs eesl- so ssii--
- -. n.t.e baaa - uoa4eA- tEe SISTERS 81
ca.f.fy .seai Is q ta- Ussl aeNst1N. as y
fst. rss-,h-r ssster Ireae. 81 eiiaf&S ~ tas Sea
s - fosas..nz Hesbllal 50 ds ~ ihe hrsf
-f.,ee rAa 80 S ne AS 1eea earAess.f
ers.r,s Il her xrana aaa charitable psfA-
,fs n ,sss .sas erig4 uafsd lae laeN - plaeiH
49, - arfs. tss froaf door. siia SIC q Is tosias
49, 49,, f,sairsa ~ her NorS snd presenee.
many .=r~ asb.r NoRlen- IL - Only aettra
thst srteh 3 ueH4n sh9uld 81 efcise the great 81
...,s is, gs..r1 10 ha-can b<sitA 2Ad y are u
s.-thzt 8.y fAe paresf aRd besi Ingredients
for n.sf sflaz s301 are ussa AZ ail times y a7n
tae.tfa-e seeb = Wolaaa says. as she dses: /
nave ir.ed TaepaFe' Bastas Powder and ala
itt9 - Il ilest excr.leal 1uA.lty." Il spe4ss
golagss ioz "a purity and worth Of thai
srtltle.
4 ssa heart ant pure spirit are quicS 20
zepreelate ~ -irY. whether ia others oF D. tae
uiafes4al tAi8ss OF lie. ana I.se Mords oi Sister
Irene re..sgdiag sIlspuie Bakfas Powder afe
. greater trlJage 90 is FUr ty ana wo-th tAaa
the results ol al the chen Ca aaal yses oi al
the caelaists In tie land Purity that eau
staai sueA test Is beyond al question.
Wou,t ll not be vel Tor y0g % Try this new
powder whtca IS spoken - highly ol ana Is
becoliAs 80 popular
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
wa. ALDEN SMITH
Is Presented a. Sanaldsts fer CoAsres.
Rroas Lowell

Is PreSSntsd - . GADakaats fer CoEgress
kroas Lowell
TIE candidacy of Capiain Belkrap
fer renonnatlon having been settled
~ himself ia his letter oi deolsnati0n
addressed T. lion. =. A. Riodgeti, t.ss
question IS 70 Whom the Republicans
Nlil nominate to suoeeed hla, as Rs
preventative ii Congress tg0m thls DIS
trici. suggests itself. FoaE years ago
the gseraal suggested tie name II that
sla.Warl Young kepubl ioSu. NIllaaa
Alden S.nsth. of Grand kaplds, as y
sni4ule candidate and feels q lQsl
pride h tae taol ta&t As i more suitable
toaay taAn ever before. No man
IA TIE district can IL nanie1
by the next Congressional cen
Yenton VINO could gel mere Notes
from Tie people u Lowell tnan Nj.
smith. lie has tue deep and genuine
regard " oar people, ares etaNe u
party, Anu h.s addresses ln Lowell flaft
been listened to aud ealcyed hy men OF
al parties Tor wears past. tie i gen
ulne layorte heTe and while tac jaasf.al
- not authorized 20 aunOuCe als can1l-
dacy, We aunesiiatngiy declare ban a.
our choice. or humble beginning, he
has worked hs way up from : poor
newsbOys IN the streets Of Grand Zap
lds 70 las present hOnOred position,
10th at the bar ana throughout the
STATE. Has career, - well knoWE. anl-
ply illustrates the possibilities 81
American citizenship. MltA au IN
d0mitabie energy thus early in
life lie has made q sucoess and
Is well equipped for CougresslonA use-
fulness. Honest, energeac and level
headed, be could with substantial eiO-
quenee put Mr. Ford % the test ia a
most interesting manner throughout
tie district. SIX years ago be ran upon
the county ticket for circuit court eop-
missioner, and came witaln less than a
hurdred votes of beng elected, run-
ming over thousand votes ahead 81
Fitzgerald, the Congressional candl-
date, nearly fifteen hundred ahead o.
the county ticket. He Is well known
throughout the district, and # placed
n nomination VIII make a victorious
campaign. The Jouraal takes the 10
erty 0f naming William Alden Smlth Is
It's choice for COngrcssman.-Lo9c.
! Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Testimony Rae been taken befor CIR
ruit Corn Comm issloner Woio9h n
ehaneerv su.t Of Eliott - provn fs
= ilurl J. Hatet Tie plaintiff alleges
faaf Hates has buIla tar-wne0a to
fae corner - hls house vhrh en-
froeefns upol ueu fs property.
0ee ufnazs. uamea Adrian Eere. tesfl-
fed tast Fstea err gved im ~ ee
6rrn 5 gas plfe lua 20 tae cr,rffue
Fra nf taf las vIr10F yhle1 nfv
t.-fs a. sefrnf as 81 anrlarf lana
Faslk. T1e Sea f8u.Y pro aud coz -
saa - ie F0ilTlIBes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

AZ. Ysrer, n tbe West Ni,higan
versay. has just received word
from President Angel. q the state
UNIVERSITY. that he wouid soon appoint
3 commute 10 exam ne hf 1ereF's
school. and faculty.. and z erfrv tflne
was So Fl reported tne state infrfrs'fT
would atgw tbr school - work in
sFlfafton wh them and low
gfaduafes FROM tbf Grand Rapids
SCHOOL ~ fnfrT n the college fo8r-e
r5fhont an exam. natlgD ~ reritW-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

There never was 4 time in
the world when things were
made SO well IS now-sonss
things.
There never was a time
when things were sold so
acceptably-so1,e things.
Take the Kabo corset for
instance of both.
II it breaks its "bones in
a year you go to the store
where you bought 1t and get
your money back.
If it kinks It's "bones
and rolls up, as most OF the
corsets do on women OF GER
tain forms, you get your
money back.
If it slips or shifts its
"bones, you get your
money back.
If jt doesn't suit you, after
wearing a week or two, back
you 90 TO the store and get
your money.
There's 4 primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CHICAGO CoEsaT Co. Chicseo ana Eew York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
MR.. FIENRY's PROMISE.
He Keeps IL by Opening the Eail Against
Dog Tax Shirks.

True 70 his word, Poundmaster
Henry has opened upon the delinquent
ones who won't pay the dog tax. Yes
terday he made complaint against three
persons for not paying taxes on dog
or a female dog, or both. These are
Jacob Doornbas, of 20 KIng-st.; Harm
Elamcan, $50 South Watcrioo-st., and
jacob sharp, head Of steamboat chan
mel. Mr. Henry says that, ~ selecting
these men for prosecution. ne has done
rs he told the IELEGRAM-HTRAID rc-
porter some time ago. that he mas Sc
lectcd those who are able 10 stand the
expense Of a suit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

have been SICK more or less for the
last ten years, which has cost me many
dollars in doctors and druggists hills.
The last two years it only cost me three
dollars. Wny2 Because / used Sulpher
Biuers instead of employing doctors
Thev cured me OF Jaundice.-F. +.
BOYD. H8toto.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
A MISUNDERSTANDING
But the Dimculty Was Settled BY Cold
steel.

The marshal ordered work stopped
on the new Fuller block, on Canal-st. 4,
yesterday, as the building had been
deemed unsafe.
Mr.. Fuller soon found some Of the
Building Committee. and explained the
plan of the building, and work was re-
sumed. Technically there was a vlO-
lauon Of the building ordinance, rela-
tive TO the thickness of wall, but as the
building is composed partly OF steel,
instead of timbers, IT is shown 20 toe
much stronger than it would have been
with a thicker wall and wooden umbers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
BAD NEWS FROM SEATTLE.
Dwight smith Killed by . Failing
Tree.

Word was received here yesterday by
friends OF Eben and Mrs. Smith, that
their youngest son, Dwight, had been
instantly killed by n falling tree, at
seattle, Washington Territory
The family were a. one tine highly
respected residents of Grand Rapids,
and many friends viii sym 5athlzc with
Mr. and Mrs. Smith in their loss.
Their aOn Dwight was a brilliant I'D
Of about - years. connected with the
Seattle fnfeiifgrnoe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Jesse Person said there was no uso
Of Ms saving anything and no enceaFor
was made 20 learn whether the remark
was insplred bv the despair ~ a col0rcd
man obtaining Justice ln thls country.
or whether Il was the open confession
of = man conscious that the evidence
o. his uailt was overwhelming. lie had
stolen coat from a Ball q Matters
hacsman, and was sentcnced - jail Tor
30 days.
Henry Robinson and Charles Allen
were companions in the pen, dragged
there for drunkenness. TIE former
went 10 iail Tor ~ days. and the latter
insisted on a further adjournment
When be gets the money, his name will
not be mentioned any more.
On Monday the public vii hear The
story OF Peter Hughes, vino was az
raigned YESTERDAY ou the charge 81
stealing something, the value 81 Whicn
was less than s..
Tho rcporter found yesicrdsv, srnsn
fumil ~ Ith fhc lock # the door of
tho p8froimen's quarters. a. the head
~ TO sta re- Air Eastman bad better
look out OF DC wil end p haf q dozen
of hfs BOYS missing some ~ tacse morn
incs. II that door isn' more carefully
-rofecfed. One w0uld think ID was a
voune ladies' female seminary.
Judge Holmes vii take "a deserved
vacation. beginning next week. There
arc many things about old scho0' grn-
tIeucu. illustrated in the persoD and
habits of His Honor. which Young men
need not be ashamed - im tate iH the
verv forefront & life. One ~ them is
unfaggng and conscientious dev0fign
- duty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
THE LARGEST CLASS
That Has Ever Been Examined in Ken
County.


The largest class OF applicants for
teachers examination finished their
work last evening at the West Michigan
Commercial College and Normal
School. Z. F. Carpenter, one OF the
examining board. stated that be never
had a finer place 10 hold an examlna-
ton than they had IN that caliege. The
tables were 50 arranged as not TO allow
any communication between those be-
ing examined. and the rooms beng so
large and airy, combined 10 make
everything very convenient and enjoy
able.
The class just examined consisted OF
l73 applicants. of which twenty-five
were for second grade, and liS for
third There were no applicants for
first grade. The papers viii be exam
ined and reported on early next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

Thres thousand three hundred and
seveufv-fve dollars worth Of lots were
sold in one hour at punt0n's sale yes
terdsy, when il vas adjourned until
D. d. tnLaT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

~ fsHsw ns - @ - fae uarr,szs
fs.a,ses sss7-e suce last pa5isasd. w.th fiis
go -ss a@a.s rass oltsias ras esq 1n1
ages sf fas ss- es taH
Wm PertFe trstan tserfrais
r...s-e. sr -ss-sfe~ 1vrnns lve pres
~~--a AS
Hearg Is. AEeni = s1e3 PsffeI ....-.-.-..-..s -
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

TIE q. F.. q J.. r. f. IS stli the short
est Inc between Grand Rapids ant
Traverse C.ty snd All Northern Miea-
gan sumner resorts and other points.
r. rsai-u tle shortest ae fron raverss
CIV 60 Chlcs -9v.a Grand Esa s
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09

The Valley city Milling Company has
no peer In the manufacture % -four. It's
products are n great demand and o.
pecial.v the Lily Waite. Try lL
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-09
THEY SETTLED EASILY.
W. " sweet Pays so ~ a Tsir Plain.
IN who " anted 500

tr whe snted 500
when tbe oapiss Of justice Hydorn
found Sweet, the respondent showed a
sltrht disposition 70 settle with AddIe.
Thisvss suit began by capias or JUS
tees warrant 10 compel Sweet - pay
back to the plaintf 800 which she a.
iered q have been ext0rted from her
on false represer tatlons j ls under
stood that = settlement was efecte1 hg
tbe pavmeut If $88 - the pialnth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

A vote of thanks was extended to Mr.
Geo. I. German, of Philadelphia, by the
Phoebe Library Association at their last
meeting, for books donated by that gen.
tleman.
Mrs. A. Werner left yesterday morn.
ing for Salt Lake. She will return in
about month and bring her daughter
with her.
A chewed up finger and couple Of
black eyes were the result of two fights
yesterday morning.
J. Poujade left Wednesday for Pab.
ranagat Valley. He will return the
latter part of next week.
Geo. Richards came up from Pahrana.
gat Tuesday with load of grain for ].
Eisenmann.
Pahranagat Valley will soon come to
the front once more,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
A Bottle of Trib should be in every

A Bottle of Trib should be in ever,
household.
Two days races at Milford (yesterda,
and today has caused quite number
to go there from here and lively times
for day or two will strike that old
place. The main race is between Sill.
yer Reef horse and a Kentucky thor.
oughbred.
). Elaenmann received during the week
car. load of giant powder. This is the
hrst carload lot that has been received
here in ID years. A carload Of giant
powder cost about SIS, 900.
R. G. Schofield has just finished fine
sign in pearl work. 1t will grace the
back Of H. Eilers' new bar and bears the
name Henry Eilers. We consider it
Schofeld's master piece.
A purse containing some jewelry was
lost on Main Street one night last week.
The finder will confer favor on Mr..
Dickle by leaving the same at this office.
Mr. Reed was up from Pahranagat
Valley, Thursday. He reports every
thing in growing order, and extra large
crops will be harvested.
There is sound of wedding bells in
the air, and why not! Cannot Phoebe
build up the kingdom as we'll as our
mormon neighbors?
Any one desiring to purchase a couple
OF spring and wool mattresses will get q
bargain by calling at the RECORD office.
Cook Bros. & Co., OF the Phoebe Mar.
ket, have just received fine assortment
If jellies.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
STATE NEWS.

Dayton Times: 1t is quite evident
that +. G. Newlands is a candidate for
U. s. Senator if the reports are true that
the Jones men are tyring to induce him
to run for Governor.
The Silver State says: The sheep.
shearing season is now on all along the
raiload. Wool will be cleaner and better
than usual this season, but the gross yield
in consequence of the loss of sheep, will
not be as much as year ago.
Homer Index: Talk about pauper labor
in Europe! There are thousands of women
IN the United States making shirts for six
cents per shirt and furnish their own
thread. This is much like digging clans
and taking the shells for pay.
The Central Nevadan says: A female
tramp, accompanied by her husband and
son, walked into Battle Mountain, &C
complishing that day 45 miles. The boy
evidently was not over 10 years of age.
Good walking for female and bow of
that age.
Captain Jim Townsend of the HON er
Index has constitutional horror of
tick" but when it comes in the shape
OF a woodtick he is rendered frantic he
leaps many feet into the air and gushes
forth all manner of intricate pyrotechnic
profanity.
Silver State: Walter Scumidt, of the
Desert Crystal Salt Works, writes that
their is no water in Humboldt Lake vet.
What becomes of the immense volume Of |
water in the river at present? It does not |
seem possible that the river bed between
here and the lake is capable of absorbing
it.
Esmeralda county has commenced
SUIT IN the District Court of Ormsby
against the State for 1922. 40 the balance
claimed to be due Esmeralda for expenses
Of special election on February IL, 1889.
several other counties have, or will com.
mence similar suits and the probability is
mat the State will have to pay q good
FOUND sum in addition to the election an.
to atone for the lottery follv
II the last legislature.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
Who Can Read This Correctly,

The following rather curious piece Of
composition was once placed upon 9
blackboard at teachers institute. and
prize OF Webster's dictionary offered
TO any person who could read and pro.
nounce every word correctly. The book
was not carried of, however, as twelve
was the lowest number of mistakes in the
pronunciation made:
a sacreligious son of Belial, who suffer.
ed from bronchitis, having exhausted his
finances, in order to make good his de.
nett, resolved to ally himself to comely.
lenlent, and docile young lady of the
Malay or Caucasian race. He accord.
lngly purchased caliope and coral neck.
lace OF a chameleon hue, and securing a
suite OF rooms at principal hotel he en-
gagged the head waiter as coadiutor.
lie thenl dispatched a letter. of the
most nnexceptional caligraphy extant,
inviting the young lady to matinee
She revolted at the idea, refused to
consider herself sacrifcable to his desires
and sent polite note of refusal, on re.
celvlng which he procured a carbine and
bowie knife, said that he would not now
forge letters hymeneal with the queen,
Went to an isolated spot, severed his
]ugular vein and discharged the contents
OF the carbine into his abdomen. The
debris was removed by the coroner
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
Clothing Department.

In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here:
tofore given in this vicinity
and call special attention to
our stock of Overcoats and
Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, and our
extensive line of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods in
great variety and Of the best
quality. An examination here
will most certainly convince
you.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are 30 per cent. lower than
formerly, and our Stock the
Largest that has been carried
for years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

A Grass Valley (Cal.) rancher relates
that during heavy snowfall last Win.
ter he had live hog which he put in q
small cabin to shelter it. 1t was impos.
sble to get to the cabin to feed it for 40
days from the last time he fed it. He
went to the cabin to throw it out, think
ing it not otherwise but dead. When he
opened the door the swine gave grunt,
as if it had breakfast of good old Miss.
ouri corn. The hog did not seem to have
lost any flesh.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

A correspondent of the Sacramento
bee, writing from Antelope under date
OF April 4. says: L. DAILY was out hunt.
ing week ago last Saturday and killed
a hare. On dressing it he found litter
OF young hares, one of which remained
alive after being removed. He at this
time had cat with some young kittens.
lie put the hare with the old mother cat
and she immediately adopted it, and now
thinks moro of it than she does of her
own kittens. The little hare is thriving
and doing well, and has become q
curiosity.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

While A. Keith, range foreman Of
Matrona county, Wyoming, was riding a
few miles from his ranch he ran into a
bunch Of forty elk. The old ones were
thin and discouraged. He roped cou.
pie, but was compelled to let them go on
account OF the inability of his mount. a
Gull used about the place. He says any
Snowman desiring herd of elk of this
description will have no difficulty in Sc
curing the bunch.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
DISTRICT COURT.

A. e. Campbell has sued w. C,
Gllssan to recover possession of the
property known as the Rose Valley
Ranch.
L. T. Betz brings action against A. B,
Clute and John Roeder for $3.50 damages
claimed to be sustained through the fall.
ing OF Armory Hall last year, which
crushed in tho CULLEN Building.
j. Nesbitt & Bro sue Abraham and
Mackey on promissory note for 1868.
One or two other cases are also talk ed
of, and the coming term of court will
find larger docket to dispose of than
for several years past.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
SURFACE INDICATIONS

Silver, 80 rs. La,d aoz
a bottle of Trib should be in everv
household.
from --latest accounts the one. armed
jan breaker is headed for Arizona
The Wertheimer family have deferred
'neir trip to the Bay until next week
august werner is making silver lead
or'cks and good Stag at the furnace
.. hisenmann is putting roof on the
court House that will outlast the build.
ing.
ror a choice article in pipes call and
see Sam Wertheimer's late assortment of
little and big pipes, corn ccbs and mer
schaums. ~
Inc burning question of the bour 70
SIX OF our lone sick youngsters. twill
'hat priest ever come" Salt Lake Tr;h
PAo"Se copy.
W. Fl. German, better known
Brownie, has fitted mp barber sbop
on The ground floor of the Mcmahon
building. For clean rub, a paris;enno
clip or salubrious shampoo, Brownie !.
the boss artist.
Miss Minnie Carman has taken R,rt
Dooley's place in the Postoffice. undar
os'master Shier, Burt having gone into
business. Miss Minnie is bright and
estlmable young lady, and no doubt will
give satisfaction to the public.
Our enterprising District Attorney. T
= osborne. having purchased the Louis
sultan House on Cedar Street, is fitting
up like a palace. If Tom was not a
'isc'ple of Blackstone we would opine
nat he was about to take second.
one OF our talented and estimable
Dung ladies' while reading about Boss
Veber's tiger clawing in the dollars Of
ne ungodly in the last issue, wanted to
now OF her ma if there was really
ger in town, and if he was on exbibi.
on.
Inc Yuba Mining and Smelling Com.
any having purchased most of the prin.
pal mines in the Bristol range, it is j
range that they don't secure the Onop. {
'ga' which is in our opinion the most
'ailable and profitable silver lead mine
r smelling purposes in Lincoln county
we except the Yuba.
The closing of the school term in
eadow Valley Wash last Friday was
9 occasion OF an impromptu hop at the '
sldence of County Commissioner Jos. :
n Conway. The Wash people are as o
40 OF hop as Missourian is of a A
skiing bee, and on this occasion kent 81
ncing hoe.downs until daylight next a
'rning. One of our young society "
en- distinguished himself for gallantry h
long the many charming rose buds of h
> valley. :;
1t is rumored on the streets that Supt. a.
m Godbe, Of the Phoebe Consolidated tt
l 1uba Companies, has discovered the Y
g lost Raymond & Ely ledge between vi
9Th and 10th levels. The ledge was d.
through fissure leading
the foot wall and extends as far bs
prospected into the old Meadow Val. liz
|ground. The vein is five feet in be
lth, and assays up in the hundreds. to
ore is free milling. tn
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

Senator Stanford has made formal
demand upon the directors of the South.
ern Pacific for an investigation Of the
charges by Huntington, in which it was
lntlmated that the Senator has used the
corporations money for his own political
advancement. The demand is said to
have been made in writing, and also to
have been made in direct and unmistak.
able language.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

10 hay a mine for bad debt of $50
anu sell II within dozen years for ST..
wv, 600 sounds like story of the old
bonanza days. 1t is the fortune which
came to the Montana man who owned
the Lexington mine
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26

a Bottle OF Trib should be in every
household.
Carson Tribune: Every county in the
state should send to the Legislature It's
best. most intelligent and Trustworthy
men, for no one will care to deny the
TACT that never in the history of the much
abused State has there been more need
Tor honest legislation than now.
A colt two hours old, by Baron Wilkes,
was sold at Lexington, KY, for VI, 900.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-04-26
MARRY A GENTLEMAN.
some Good Advice to Marin oe.h,a
Girls, ts4

some Good Advice to MarrfaQeabl,
Girls.
The Philadeldhia Record saws: Il
was excellent advice saw lately giver
to young ladies urging them to MARI,
only gentlemen or not marry at all
A true gentleman is generous and un
selfish. lie regards another's happiness
and welfare as well as his own. You
Will see the trait running through all
his actions. A man who is bear at
home among his sisters, and discourse.
sizes to his mother, is just the man to
avoid when you come to the great ques.
ton which is to be answered yes or no.
You need not die old maids. But wait
until the prince passes by. No harm in
delay.
You will not be apt to find him in the
ballroom. Nor is he champion bill.
lard player. lie has not had time to
become a champion" for he has had
zoo much honest, earnest work to do in
the world. have always observed that
these champions" were seldom good
for much else.
be wary in choosing, girls, when so
much is at stake. Do not mistake a
passing fancy for undying love. Marry.
ng in haste rarely ends well. Do not
'esent too much the interference of your
parents. You will travel long and far
n this world before you will find any
me who has your true interests at heart
more than your father and mother.