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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
IDEAS OF ARABIANS.


Their general opinion of an English
traveller II, that he Is either lunatie or
q Magician: a lunatic. If. on closely
watching his movements. they discover
he pays little attention To things around
htm. confirmed lnnatie. IL hn goes out
sketching. and spends his time In spoil.
ing good paper with scratches and
hieroglyphics: and a magician. when in.
qaisitive about ruins. and given 10 pick
ing up stones and shells. gathering
sticks and leaves of brushes. or buying
up old bits of copper. iron and silver
In these eases. hc is supposed. bf aid Of
his magical powers, 70 convert stones
and shells into diamonds Of immense
price; and the leaves and sticks ART
charms, by looking at which he can he.
st0w comforts upon his friends. and
snakes and pestilenre upon his lackless
enemies. II traveller pick up a stone
and examine itcarefully. he will b. SURE
- have ~ his tail = host II malaperl
little boys deriding him, though keep
Ing at very respectable distance, in
Difference u his magical powers. Should
he indeed turn round suddenly aud pur-
sue them a few steps, they rs in an
agony of fear tho very veins in their
naked little legs almost bursting, and
they never stop - look hack til theF
hayn got Wfsll amongst the crowd again
where. painting for breath. they recount
20 their auditors he dreadful looks that
devil II Frank gave them. making flre
conn ont Of his eyes aud adders out oi
his mouth \ Y LEDGER
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22


We ssk ~ . special tAycr 70 yeurNstvbs
for all Who happen 10 gianes at she nbo*s
heading not to fa'l reading this notsee ard
the testimonial below from one OF the hskt
knowil business women In shis country
December ~, iSes.
Sierra CJsemlcuf Company
GKNfIEMKSs Nashing hut g desire 70
begseGl the afflicted induces me To give ydPG
the following statements OF factms ! hate
been d sufferer with dixxineAs In my hesa,
and my constitution was generally broken
down. AT times my back would ache 20
that ith0ught would have 10 give Up
and nv symptoms were sucn THAI ] he.
me sure that my Kidneys were dieeassu
Your EaEAT SIERRA KIDNEY AM LIvKR
Cgng was re commended TO me, and laaF W
Qi.enit a square trial, and can row sAy
that N IL all and even more than IL al aimed
for Ii a toonderftt reHedy. ! intend 10
keep it la my house at all times, and will
ommend 1t 20 all my friends, ~ ! IN
doing daily Believe me very thankful ~
YOURS MRs. NJ MALLORY.
sole agent for McC2be Sanitiye Corset,
22i Mission street, san Francisco, q ~.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

Louisiana In becoming very Inn.
portant sugar and lumber State.
The boy bakers In san Francisco's
industrial school make bread for all the
public institutions.
a meteorological station IL to he es-
tablished al Tiherias, Palestine, which
10 as feet below the level Of the Medit-
srranean.
M Beaaregard, an eminent Egypt
oiogist, believes that Egypt At the time
ofthe pharaohs exhibited the mixed con-
dition Of combining the use Of flint Inn.
elements with acquaintance with the
means OF extracting copper and blend
ing 1t with other metal.
"A new textile material, called ycge.
table flannel. Is now being manufactured
In Germany, out OF pine leaves. The
aber. somewhat resembling hemp, IN
spun, knitted and woven into under
garments. blankets and clothing Of
various kinds. This fabric Is said 10
keep the body warm without heating,
and is exceedingly cheap and durable.
In observations with kites and bal.
looms, Prof. Leonhard Weber has found
that the atmosphere is negatively cleo.
trifed up to height OF about one hun.
dred yards. beyond which Ii IL positively
electrified in degree increasing very
rapidly with the distance from the earth.
The negative electrihcatlon OF the lower
strata OF the air Is attributed To the
presence Of germs and dust PARTICLES.
The authorities say that the dura
ton of lightning fash IN not infinitesi
NAL. but that the fash lasts measure
BILE time. For example, II one sets |
camera in rapid vibration and exposes
In IL plate so as TO receive the impress
sion of the fash. 1t is found that the i'm
pressions appear widened out on tn,
negative, showing the negative 10 have
moved during the time the fash was II
existence.
- notice. said prominent brick
maker to Detroit Free Press reporter
that there is now being introduced Int.
this country the famous Swiss patent 10
making iron.clad brick" ''iron-ela'
brick?" YES, sir That is TO say. TN
clay ia mixed with certain amount o
iron ore and burned under certain re
anirements OF temperature, in peeu
liarly made kiln, etc. The result
NbhltAhAuA kFANh w I'm ah' VA
surpassed even by stone itself. For paw
ing they are simply unapproachable.
hope to see our Detroit manufacturer
take hold OF this thing"
One Of the industries now followe
In London, and certainly novel and RI
markable one, even for this age, IL tina
OF separating and storing oxygen fror
the atmosphere. This interesting pr,
cess has unique application In the ms
turing of spirits and in improving th
quality OF beer, and, though this II ia
from being the only application whic
Ii made Of pure oxygen, II Is one which
for various reasons, has excited most q
tention, especially in that departmer
OF trade. on account OF its financial beal
ings. II Is claimed that the oxygen, /
its contact with spirits, actually accom-
plishes in a few days what, II left TO th
natural and usual process, requires
period Of from three 10 Ave years. TIL
oxygen. IL is said, gets rid of the fuss
oil quickly, thus relieving the liquid ,
it's most injurious property, and not onl
this, but a maturer effect IL also pr,
dneed on beer by admixture with OK.
gen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
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The eusmmsssm seA i ene ~ mprsoss-samF 81 AesMs
the fs~aRssisss they wAo task ~ zhs ~@sxs msssr.
4estMinfY mhaf mmnSa o&hGFNzem Am &Fzk@
exasSeaauss "a aft~n shm8oaaA ~ yasm3 -k6lmasmi
that exawAMngs ii isks q sail, aksacmFtmw EseF.
lsegmM5ly The FM6lamse ska& ea~N M0mla light tbs
gsaah. NaaeA an n&sszsmt. and VERY exsMssssfsxs
ness N ne mTFsnass sysA4 ~ i cam6Asaan caay
irrNnswta6GhAs wtsHrw tnxSzsesanf Or tsmrEUEs~E
s.ssase are tmknn 10 reAaese H. The enneurrmAs
experience u n~rs01s pSopAs whe have p@F'
thai II ronuuers e.asiswlF smpsfxenastAeWRsxs u
the nsssess, well ~ diseases 80 eslaes " htcs
are Invited and sustained BY ths ehrnnts weak.
ness. AZ the nerves gain Stamina ffum Tire
great tonic the trouble disappears. Use tbs
Blissrs foe malaria. rheumatism. bAltouMnsss
and kidney troubles
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

Mr.. Fmeline c. Hanna. missionary for frs
baptist Church. Troy. n. y. says II am hni,
tnn clad tu add my testimony 10 the great salus
Of nt. David kennedy's Fsvnriie Remedy, mad,
at Rhndont, n Y. II has permanently cares
me df n idAey troubles Cainrrh Of the Bladder
also constipation. would state that used Dr
kenhedy'S Pavorite Remedy with the full con
seut|nf my physician.
Dr. David kenn, dy,s Fayorlte Remedy il
sovereign remedy for Nervousness, rheumatism
X idity and Liver Complaint. and all thu ILL
peculiar 10 women. II drives the poison ron
The Iluod and restores the patient 10 the bloom
al youth
DH. kESSEDY's FAyoRITK REMEDY, made .
Roniout. \. Y. 81. for a..
send for DO, k how to cure Kidney. Liver Ans
Rlodd disorders
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

An Elegant Package Of Fine Cards.
Including rs rare novelties. shapes and ar.
tistic imported geographic and aromatic
cards. This large and beautiful collection
sent by mail to any one who will do this:
BUY box Of the genuine DIR. &. Mcf3re's
Celebrated Liver Pills from any druggist,
price Is cents. and mai ms The outside
Wrapper with your address, plainly writ
McLane's Pills are prepared aAiy by
Fleming Bros, pittsburg, Pa, and have
been I'm constant ase for over sixty years.
They are superior 10 all others In purity
and effectiveness A certain cure for in.
digestion and sick headache. Address,
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg. Pa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

There always Is. She L. the power behln4l the
thrnhe. Mnmnn's influence over the man v no
lnNee her is often absolute. To WELD so gfhai \
pnwtr t0'Ruide, strengthen and help her husband
i wtmanis mind should be clear aud healthy.
II cdnnot be II she IL suffering from any Iunc
tionkl arrangement. How many home i Ihade
mlhhppy because she who should he Its life and
light il a Nreiehed. depressed, morbid invalid
NiVlss, mothers aud daughters, why suffer from
stenAair complaints" winch are sApping kOnT
lives away, when IL PIerpe's Fayorife reserip.
tiouwili renew your health and gladden. those
ahout you II has restored happiness tn many q
saddeneI life Why endure martsriam when
releIsa Ii EASY I'm it, special fieid there Ieyef
was restorative like the "faYorite fresErip
tionI''
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
SURE CURE rOm PILES.

sure cure for bi nd, bleeding and itching
Piles. One hax has cured the worst case OF ten
ears standing. No one need suffer ten min
utes after using Kinks German Pile Ointment
II absorhs tnmors. aliays the itching. acts
poultice. gives relief. DIR. Kinks German Pile
Ointment Ia prepared only for Piles and itching
OF the priyats parts and nothing else. Ey1vy
box IL warranted ......... ,........+.......s....
Sold by Druggists aud sent by mail ON receipt
of price. ei.0 per ooK. J. ]. Mack & Co..
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

- ,uan weote 20 a rrfena IN Greece
asking him u purchase books. From
negligence or ayariee he neglected 10
execute the commission; bnt fearing
that the correspondent might be of.
tended he exclaimed when next they
met, My dear friend, | never got the
lattor you wrote me about the booksr
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

The House Committee on the Worlds
Fair has aiopted tho hiil Of the snl,-com.
mtttee, With an amendment prosidinL an
appropriation bill oil 81 ,.,On, n0a for the
ere, tion u = iuiid ng for the Government
exhibit. The COMMITTEES VAS instructed
- frame and report hill providing for a
plan OF procedure IN the House.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

II not ADORE being taught by man, AXE
this good advice: Try Dosblas' Electric
Soap next Monday II won't cost IA eh,
and GU viii then know pum SET just
hos good II as Re snre 10 get no iniila
Ill an There nrs. Iots nf them
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

d. l.iviugstons Tansy Waters for the
restoration of suppre sed menses NEVER
FAIN. when the directions upon the boz are
striI tly observed.
The Tansy Waters cannot he bought al
druk stores so don't allow ' mrself 10 he
impos Il upon by spurit Us nd weak in.i.
ttif|4ns ri lr. LiviugSton's French TAnas
Wa ers, and remember that the gen hins
cln onls be obtained from rs. No IL sou de
nj want to he disappointed send ~ In a
- slsterej letter Ct pnstalilee otdar al the
l. 1g 10 Chemical Company. Portland.
- sn. and box vi he sent by skufu
maj securely ~ea ed from the eyes a in
ultiIifta /. ntsattis. 80 ur address,
4 nef, ~ IA tvit tntt= ~ rise again, but ths
rseahrilesi ntzs j. tfnI4 aHaaished Sshil Ter
O dest and -, .sfansill- Punch. ClgR-,
z@4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
CATARgH NJ

strange, isn't H. that stately woman'A G
riagA shows 10 the best advantage when !
wall Baltimore American.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

v IN e*FxM. cheap. Tn&@ncs ~ hsss qmmtszg Al
10 ewnks rrtAaA. ~ ewMtw Ia A@aa ~ a skx
MK uexKm @sah4E i sseaa ans al 10 for laH Tea
wa UBFMn Table s.lase a&MagtsxA. a. &ux@m
via nFEMa IaislS Ssit amsax&ssa, ~ ~ ans~ms
Ms oExEs TuassAwM. case ut a@s~x. Al ~
va aFFEm Pie Frusf ~ Ell N per- ease
~ erFEs h~ss efazbssFies ~ - e@Has Kali0n
10 eanse cut
via oEFgn Axse Grease al 81. r. q ease
- oFfuM IA, a l. Gtw.ss 81 81 - case.
oFrNA Maple sugar. pufe, - fa ewnfs.
We osEsm Maple SyFaps pvsw. at al 70 Kaaion
va oFFKa ateek Candy Dips. pafws 81 Is cent2
bewm-r ~ limitations
va oFFKn Par Wess nakan9 Powder Ell - ceatx
gaaad. Did yoa ever tn aty
"a 0RFkH Alfalfa al 10 cents. aud other seexlk
- redurrf prices,
MKoFTGR Flnk, Pea or Butter beans SSabs fossl.
VIZ OYER breakfast Mmxn, AZ papers for 81 rs
AL stiiseresat kinds 10 try.
Wa DxFER Heavy Nnwer-cuFnh Raron a. low as
10 cents In 80 III lots and over
We oFFEn haHksF HiIl Pickles wholesale or
retail. Thex are choice
Wa oFFgR q lbs. 81 Cocoa SHELLS for st.
Wa oFFER strictly Boneless Eastern Hams 81
Is cents pound weight : 10 Lbs each
VIZ 0FrKR 0lbs Washing Powder, fall weight,
for % cents
many lines which cannot be enumerated here.
cans. denims, white goods, canton flannel. wool
gloves, hosiery. mittens. TO which we call early
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
pusAagaANs sONaENT.

No great characters arr formed In this v orlc
without suffering and seltdenial.-M Matthew
3Nas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

The liquor war IN Bangor Is assuming a VI
phH1e. n is kind nf bangurllia Nafefade
Ia xlsak BOSTON Herald
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

The Young lady who has the most beaux Il no
always the one who gets tied 10 the best hns
band.@JamestaMu News,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

woman's happiness IL ia danger wkea she
begins & compare her husband with other men.
-Atrhis8n Giobe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

YOU cannot dream Yourself into char etet.
you mnsi hammer aud forge yourself oar.-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

Have Won tried Dr. sykes SURF Cure for 1
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

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Largest stock Of Sheet Music and Hooks Bands
supplied 81 Eastern Prices. MATTHIAS
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

The January nnmbsF cantalnss A Pen Picture Of the
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81 Goh-A Description o. the North Citrus Belt os
california. Illustrated ews and Description 81 Kern
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22

10 cleanse the stomach. liver aud system :,
orally u.s.. nr. pler.e.s reIlels . cents.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
PERSONAL ITEMS.

The nan who laid mp money for a rainy
just stuck ~ this winter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-22
SMITHS CASH STORE,
s.,.. San Francisco, G
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OF RURAL iNDusrR,

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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06
A New Zealand Waterfall.

A waterfall has recently been discov.
cred in the southern part of New Zea-
land which proves TO be one Of the most
remarkable in the world. 1t is exceed
ingly difficult of access, being almost
completely surrounded by chain OF
snow covered mountains. numerous gla.
ciers and superb lakes.
The highest of all the waterfalls whose
existence is known at the present time
is one in California, whose mass Of wa
ter plunges down from height of 2 2,55C
feet.
The next in point of height is the OrcC
fall of Monte Rosa, in Switzerland
which sends its water, In two falls, from
a height Of about 2, 400 feet.
The newly discovered waterfall in
New Zealand comes third on the list
falling from height of ,9O4 feet. This
waterfall has three falls, and the mass
Of water thrown is much greater thar
that of either the Californian or Monte
Rosa waterfall
The fourth highest is in the Pyrenees
and comes from an elevation of l,4O(
feet.
OF course every schoolboy and CIR
knows that the greatest mass Of watel
thrown by any waterfall In the world Il
that OF our own Niagara falls n ~
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06
non,t Wear a son nat.

Iwlite against the evil OF wearing soft
hats have made this careful study
and have found that the soft hat viii
eventually produce badness. The band
of the soft hat being So soft and flexible
that it very readily falls into every line
and curve of the head it thus excludes
every particle Of air, thereby producing
an intense heat and rotting the roots Of
the hair. find that the healthiest hat
for a man TO wear is the silk hat, both
summer and winter not only on account
Of the stiffness of the band, which pre-
vents II from falling so close into tnan's
head. but because the space which is in
side Of il allows a free circulation of air
IN England, for instance. there are NOT
nearly So many bald headed people as
there are in this country, even in pro
portion 10 the population, but there are
a great many more silk hats worn there
The young men begin TO wear them
there at the age Of lS years.
To show yon the difference in the pro
ductiou Of silk hats here and la England
find from the statistics that England
with population of about 30 600 .O0O 81
habitants, has employed in the mans
facture OF silk hats about 1900 men
while the United States, with popula-
ton of more than 00,O00 900, has onit
about 500. Can you wonder that thers
ana SO many bald headed men horos
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06
Love and Bald Heads.

Baldheadedness does not impair a
mans value in the ordinary affairs Of
life. He can buy or sell, insure, run a
bank or accept an office, with not enough
hair on his head to make first class
eyebrow; but when it comes to making
love to girl it is very much in the way
There is great deal Of capillary at
traction in love. Girls adore hand
some suit of glossy hair; it is lovely.
And when lover comes to WOO her with
the top of his head shining like creased
pumpkin, he is at disadvantage.
just as the words that glow and the
thoughts that burn begin to awaken in
her bosom a sympathetic thrill, she may
happen to notice two or three flies prom
enading over his chronological organs
and all is over. Girls are so frivolous.
She Immediately becomes more inter
ested in those flies than in all his lovely
language While he is pouring out his
love and passion she is wondering how
the flies manage to hold on to such a
slippery surface. Christian at Work
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06
TWO PRAYERS

a woman ltnelt IN prayer and bowed her head
AZ 20 an angel passing by she said.
"Oh angel ten me have the fatea above
Deoreed that I'm be blessed Ia my lovei
] love so dearly, and fain would learn
II he love doth love me In return
The angel paused as he was passing by,
And IN soft, plying tones he made reply.
Even rs you love your love, 30 he loves thee.
But fate DEGREES that you must parted be-
She sighed, then said; "Oh, angel stni I'm
blessed
II he but loves me, can bear the rest"
Another woman prayed with dropping head;
"Oh, angel will my love love meir she said;
The angels tears fell fast like summer rain.
AS soft he answered her: Thy prayer is vain:
He loves another and can never be
More than a true and earnest friend 10 thee"
And then she slowly raised her dropping head
Aud, smiling through her tears, she softly said:
He may not love me other than a friend,
But love him and win unto the end
OF time; aye, and for all eternity;
And that alone is heaven enough for me-"
Toronto Empire
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06

The nose must be considered the un-
fortunate member of the countenance.
It is bound to grow in any shape which
pleases capricious fate, subject to nc
rule or possibility Of restriction. Its
prominence has often to be deplored, es-
pecially when the contour is something
that one wishes TO have hidden; for there
it stands, in the center of the face, more
prominent than a light house of rocky
coast, the first to catch the eye of friend,
the last to arrest the attention of a casual
acquaintance.
Unlike some Of its fellow members, it
has no expression ofits own, worth speak
ing Of; and what il has is of the reverse
order. The plain mouth may break into
a smile to touch the cOldest heart with a
CLEAN Of sympathetic joy; the dullest
eye may light up with CLEAN of radi-
ance wholly unlocked for; but any such
attempt on the part Of this awkward at
tachment only ends In distortion. Tho
expression" Of the nose is best in its
natural state and its normal condition
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06

zuni is the largest Indian village in
this country. II stands on circular
hill perhaps fifty feet high, The houses
are all of adobe clay, intermixed with
pieces Of shale rock and clay. The cell
ings are low, but the rooms are of good
size. If one man has house on par
ticular site which another man wants
there is no question as to the rights or
ownership of real estate, for the second
builder erects his house squarely ON top
Of the first and no questions are ever
asked. Then in turn some one else likes
the location, and builds his house on top
of the second. From this plan Of build
ing it would seem that zuni will soon
be lofty city, but the element OF lazi-
ness which is everywhere predominant
in Zuni precludes the possibility of this,
for the average buck viii not climb
more than two ladders, no matter how
excellent a house site he might have by
going up three or four.
Small doors open into the ground floor
houses, but the holes In the roofs are
used about as much as the street doors
for ingress and egress. The ladders
used by the Zunis in ascending and de-
scending to and from the roofs certainly
are substantial. Two long spruce poles,
not less than eight or ten inches in diam
eter at the base, and fully twenty feet
in length, form the upright rails Of their
ladders. For the rungs they use stout
sticks of hardwood, and in one or two
cases we found disused and bent rife
barrels serving as steps in ladder.
These metal rungs were so hot from ex-
posure to the sun as almost to burn the
hand, but the little Zuni children ran
up and down them with barred feet, ap-
parently oblivious to the heat.-Cor.
New York World
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-06
ONLY A FARMER

"Only farmer so disdainfuly spoken
BY q woman Of fashion, 30 her garments save
token.
"Ouiy farmer a tiher Of soil,
with hands stained by labor and hardened by toil,
Reared in the country he knows little but work,
Always eats with his knife, while disdaining the
fork.
'Oniy a farmer 80 awkward-a boor,
And what is far worse. be always IL poor.
'ria said he's contented his faoe wears a smile
But he il no gentleman unless he has style "
"Only farmer, the politician says,
'Ils but lttle he knows Of the means and OF wAys
Let him stay on the farm be n better on there
We've enough In our ranks, ayN and many q
spare
'Only farmer, did the lawyer exclaim.
There's no aurels for hun, and no honor or fame
Professional men should the Offices hll
And leave the farmers at home their acres 10 tin
But be not disheartened, ye tilisrs OF earth,
Many others there be who recognise worth.
Whether In ofiice high, or fashions gay hall
Or plain country home we obey dutY's call.
OF old it was said by the sweat Of mAnN brow
Should he win daily bread-'tis honorable now
Mile Coolidge IN New England Farmer