Telegram-herald., 1890-01-31
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engine. Hlrrah. / believe ~ hEoInlag
Make yourself believe in ths new because y =
new NoU are ca the sits = anything new
u auv oeW itsA presents irsef, Tapplng toT
recognition - sure II finds friend in you
Let a nsw Ehing oe Two thlrds receiver by
you and ouly one-Jhlrd Stand ana prove
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Ii possible, be the advocate q new taing
rather tEan = jury man GA II. 4 Ls" writer,
us uew box q nss csldl1ate Tor ol-ee,
fresh voice ln soag, tie latest actor al pos
ncle Young things thar IIofnlse = maze me
world happier or better, or easier under is
burdens. give them your hand. DO u among
the nrst, not amoag ths reluctant Lzst- stsad
With ths boys. NOT With the old fogies- BE
Ike rhe morning light. nor ike the evening
lamplghr Taks tie first views oi new
things II they seem pointed Ia the rlght dl-
rectl8n. gaze GA them Ia the sunlight rather
than after dark
LOOK EVER FoRwARp
Til fer.tf - hsf "a. GOING 70 hae next wear
five ten years from now. Men viii laugh az
you and call You a fool, but you viii 10 here,
young and hopeful sLll. when the dead past
has buried It's dead You are gong 70 do
better in business next year, your health
uln be suoager ia the cool weather; your
srectacles viii improve your eyesight and en-
hance your good looks; your wayward boy
Will settle down next year your golden age
Is 20 come.
Now. II Is no small task 70 keep this for
ward look IN al ugly world Ike ours. Most
men give IL up. Hence most men grow old
fast. / heard man Of - years say last
week. L am getting on in Ire fast toward
the meridian. Just think ~ II, IN ten years
shall bo a. shall soon be gray. Ny IA
Their was gray a. -. / have not prospered
rs ! ought %. II do not make my fortune
within the next eight years | never shall"
Poor Ounce He reminded ne of the old
lady who reused her daughters at O'Clock
on washing day morning by pounding the
stoveppe and shouting. Girls, here 1t IS
Monday. tomorrow is Tuesday, next days
wednesday, and not thing done yet
Reader. as YOU look forward, claim the fu-
ture es yours. Trust your middle age. Do
not bells the years Of your ripest powers
You may 'succeed" when you arc past O.
The ten or twelve years then 20 follow may
be worth all the years that went before.
You viii be better fixed TO enjoy them.
Enjoy a laugh
Thi, you can do, or the reverse, just rs you
please 4 man can insist On having his fun,
or he can Jet it slip, just as be pleases. The
fun Is going on all the while But fun comes
from the east. not the west, that is, the best
fun Is new: it happens while you are passing.
/ sat yesterday in the window Of the Murray
Hill hotel. feeling rather old. saw cao
driver dash mp and stop. He unlocked box
under his seat, took oEt a canvas pail such
as oats are fed from shook it out, walked
round ia front Of his bony nag, showed him
the empty pail folded M said pail. returned
il 10 the box and locked it. Nou shpuld have
seen that horses counteIance. Even yet !
haven't decided what 10 al meant, nor
whether The horse SAID, as he looked up at Us
in the window, You see. gentlemen, what l
live on-proaise' But II was all very
amusing 10 myself and one other gentleman
by my side. Three others of our party were
looking straight et the scene and never saw
II, they wondered what we were laughing at,
and even when we told them, could hardly
catch the favor Of this passing fun, whitfield
on the lazy breeze Of Il torrid day.
co Jy FOR HARMLESS ENJOYMENT.
Enjoy young people.
To some men and women this comes nat
ural To others l. costs an effort 10 keep
step with youth. Some elderly people say,
young people arc 700 noisy. They are never
satisfied. They always want TO 20 some
where else or do something new. They veT
me" Very well Get left. then. / DO not
mean 10 teach irrevereuce for age. The
kindly difference for superior wisdom 50
pleasing 20 Tiper years, Is one Of tho handSon-
est adornments Of youth And an old SIM
plet0u is a nuisance. To dye the gray hairs
OF honor Is not 70 my mind. | am nst
ashamed Of nv years. I DO not force NY
stfT. OH fashioned dancing on young ladies'
az a time they want the hauGsomest young
fellow in tho room l know Ily place, and
often two Is company, whle three Is "a
crowd But IL / car maze myself agreeable
q you1S people, without playing the bufoon.
! know ! nm the gamer bv contact with their
fresh youu- life. ] wil help, not hinder,
their morning hour joys % life Happy Is he
who has chiIIrcn of bis own, who viii keep
bin vou1- II he will only lct them Tne con
tazion Of youth cannot bo explained Last
year sct out young maple between two old
elus. i IS curious. Out tTue-the olms this
year have 20 leai worms. heretofore, FOR
three years they have been stripped by
worms. Vast. hecauss the youthful life II
tho maple 7onch0w has been communicated
n them that the aged fellows are 50 clean
this yearl
Avoid rcvcnges.
Taost9riag upof ugly thoughts and follow
ir- cn hc.rois ls the worst of aEinE agencies.
,e, aa Oh fr.e1d in Baltimore Last week.
IT. IS several years my junior. Ne sat to
E-tlsr in coiera. "Ho~ cid he looks ex
claimed rv wife Yr-. t1o reasan is fam
i'7 lawsuit hequeathol e. him ~ his dead
f-thsr r wing 70 his fathers enemies
is making nim an aged ran before nE fine
FL. -rrir litter His wealth vii bo great,
olt 3 woui rot pav his price-uineteon
years q f-atr-, Forgive. and T1u wl
Er-~ ~l' every z.ra a-- T. Sc God
Ike t- forgive r-' cer0ai rrt1 s'-s c1 fha
th---a ~ tto verse ~aa.snEs you.
roe t- ie3 ~rhf-l -.i ua0 Who t1s
many astr-fs wha loves e, 9-tt. vbo euirvs
run -n srcu~. who IS cr1sL Harri-
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