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GUATEMALA.
A Desperate Attempts to Assassina
President Barrillas.

New YORK, July 2Sth.-A Herald special
from Guatemala, via La Libertad, says: An
attempt was made on Sunday night to
assassipate President Barrillas, of Guate-
mala by a native Indian who was con-
cealed IN Barrillas' bedroom, armed with a
machete and revolver.
The President was with a number of
guests in his psrlor when he was rushed
upon by the Indian, whose name is Aching
Tubask. With his long knife the Indian
attempted to cut Barrillas 10 the ground.
The President eluded the blow. drew his
pistol, kept the man at bay, and shouted
for his aides de camp. These rushed in
and seized and disarmed the Indian, who
was merched off to prison and placed in
solitary confinement
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ENRAGEp AkMENIANs.
They Mob the Patriarch of Constino-

They Mob the Patriarch of Constino-
ple.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jaly 2sth.-A large
crowd of Armenisns gathered iu the Arme-
nian Cathedral IN this city yesterday tor
the purpose of demonstrating with the Pa
triarch of the church for his weak action
toward the Porte regarding outrages perpe-
trated By the Turks in Armenia, and to de-
mand his resignation. One of the crowd
mounted chair in the cathedral and de-
manded that the Patriarch explain the
events tha, had occurred at Erzeroum and
the position of sftirs in Armenia. This
Patriarch protested against the action ot
the mob, and declared sacred edihce was
no place FOR such demonstration. This
answer to their demands exasperated the
mob, and they rushed upon the Patriarch
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Convincing Evidence.

kin do anything with a pusson who
calls me theft" he asked as he stopped
patrolman on Beaubien street.
81 am afraid not"
'But hain't dat agin my character %
Yes; but suppose you went to law, and
the other party should come into Court
with the feathers ~
"What feathers?"
"Chicken."
"H'm! see reckon l hadn't better
pay any 'tenshun TO dat pusson's remarks.
He doan' amount to nothin' anyhow
Detroit Free Press. x
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Jones-"There is nothing so prejudicial
to health as hard drinking and late hours.
That's what is killing off our statesmen at
Washington Smith-"Using up our
statesmen at Washington, is it? Then let
the good work go on. The country has
no use for them, anyhow."-Teras SJt-
inos.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
-Four Boys Injured by an Explosion of
Giant Powder.

-Four Boys Injured by an Explosion of
Giant Powder.
SAN DIEGO, July 2Sth.-Ralph and
Rowen Cooley, aged and Z, Henry Vice.
ger, aged 8, and Steve Dowd, aged 4. were
severely injured this morning by the ex.
plosion of bunch of giant powder caps
with which they were playing. The two
Cooley boys will probably lose their eye
sight, while the other two suffer from the
particles of iron that fill their faces and
bodies.
The boys found mass of wire while
playing in the yard and proceeded to cut
off what they supposed to be pieces of lead
from the ends of the wire. A blow from a
hatchet caused an explosion of about
thirty of the caps
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dragged him from the pulpit and other
wise maltrested him. After being very
roughly treated the Patriarch finally sue
ceedsd in breaking loose and made his
escape.
Military assistance was asked for, and 8
body OF Turkish troops sent to restore
order, but when they entered the cathedral
and tried to clear the building they met
with desperate resistance. The mob was
armed with revolvers and spiked slaves,
and bloody conflict ensued between them
aud the troops. Four of the soldiers and
several rioters were killed and Others
were injured before the mob was driven
rom the building. The cathedral is now
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GILRoY NOTES.

An Unknown Chinaman Fatally Injured
An Orchard Fire.
GILeoY, July 2Sth-An unknown Chi
naman was run over and fatally injured by
the north bound freight on Sunday after
noon. He was removed to San Jose.
A fire was discovered yesterday afternoon
at d. G. Riddell's fruit orchard, on the
Twas road. 1t injured but few trees. A
large amount OF dry feed, fencing and
cordwood was destroyed Some eighty
acres were burned over before the flames
were checked.
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Ten years ago there were 100000 COM
mercial travellers in the United States.
The census this year viii probably show
100000.
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British Grain Market.


LONDON, Jaly 2Sth.-The Marx Lane Er.
press says: The improved weather has bet
tered the prospects of wheat, although the
expectation of crop over the average are
gone. the outlook being that it will be 5
per cent. less than the usual crop. Barley,
oats and beans suffered less than in 1850
In English wheat the patent is at fancy
rates. Good samples of heavy white are
quoted at 3Ss@42s and red at 32s6 SSs.
Heavy imports of foreign wheat prevented
an advance. The spring corn trade is finn
Maize Is in large supply, yet the good IN.
curry caused an advance of Id in the North.
ern markets and Sd in the southern mar.
kets
Premier and Foreign Secretary.
LONDON, July 2sth.-In the House of
Lords tonight, Baron Straheden raised a
question as to whether the office of Premier
ought to be combined with that of Foreign
secretary. Lord Salisbury replied that
Gladstone had asserted it was impossible
for one man 10 discharge the duties of both
olnces, unless possessed of superhuman en-
ergy. This might be true when the Pre-.
mier was leader in the Commons bnt when
the Premier was in the Lords the case was
different.
Disaster in England.
MANCHESTER, July 2Sth.-A fearful aoci.
dent has just happened in the new Man
chester ship canal. Two workmen's trains
tnrough some unexplained stupidity of
the switchman, collided. Ten workmen
were instantly killed and sixty Others in
Jured' OF whom twenty, it is said, will GER
talnly die. The news spread through the
city and the greatest excitement prevails.
LArER-Only four persons were killed by
the collision to- day.
Outrages Numerous.
LONDON, July 2Sih.-A correspondent of
the DAILY Neacs in Macedonia describes the
province as in the possession of the Ar.
nauts officials. He says they are leagued
with the brigands and share their booty.
and the lives of the Christians are held as
nothing. He instances a number of out
RACES.
Nearly Destroyed by Fire.
LONDON. July 2Sth.-The village of Brac
IN Scotland, was nearly DESTROYED by fire.
Many buildings were DESTROYED. -Four
women were killed and many persons in
lured.
Passed Third Reading.
LONDON July 2Sth.-The Heligoland bill
passed third reading in the Commons to-
day. "
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THE FIsKE HOMICIDE.
The Funeral to Take Place To-Day
Guarding Against Lynch Law.

"uafUIHS ASHIHSI LYNCH Law.
FRESNO, July 2Sth.-It is annouced that
the funeral of John d. Fiske. who was
killed last Saturday evening by ]. l.. Still
man, the inventor, will take place here to-
morrow morning at $50.
Mrs Fiske has retained an attorney here
to aid the District Attorney in prosecuting
Shllman. The almost unanimous feeling
here is to let the law take its course, but TO
guard against any possible attempt against
Stillman's life. Sheriff Hensley has placed
extra guards on duty in the County Jail.
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Altogether in the world there are about
500,000,000 followers of Buddha. In
France alone there are 10000.
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ASSAULT TO MURDER.
Prescott Sawyer Again Placed Unde
Heavy Bonds.

Frescott Sawyer Again Placed Under
Heavy Bonds.
SAN RAFAEL, July 2Sth.-Prescott Saw
yer, son of Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, was
brought here this evening on warrant
sworn to by Constable Creed of Sausalito
before Justice Gardner, charging Sawyer
with an assault to murder. Sawyer was
tried in Sausalito on the same charge last
Saturday and the case vas dismissed. He
was admitted to bail this evening in the
sum of $1,000. and released, his father
and his attorney, T. D. Riordan, being the
securities. The case was set for August
9th before Justice Gardner.
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IRRITATION of the throat and hoarseness
Immediately relieved by Browns Bron-
chial TEACHES
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BRADycRorINE cured headaches for A.
3. Laforme, Boston. Mass.
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Republican Delegates.

PErALUMA. July 2Sth-At the Republi-
can primary election held here to-day Ed.
Rodgers, G. p. Mcdonald, N. King, f. O..
Brackett, d. G, Tomasue, l. S. Crawford. J..
B. Hinckle and F. A Wickersham were
elected delegates to the County Convention
to be held August 9th. As far as known
the delegates stand one for General Chip
man, the remainder divided between Nor
row and Coombs, of Napa, with Morrow in
tb lead
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Fresh buttermiik. 25 cents gallon. at
BAUMLE'S, 723 street. jyl5-tf
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When the Ips are dry and scarred,
When the teeth are dark or dull,
When the Tongue is hot and hard.
And fills the tainted mouth too full,
The magic S0ZoDoNT supply,
And all those ills before il fy,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At New York-Brooklyn 6, Columbus 2.
At Philadelphia-Athletics 6, Toledo I.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Louisville u.
At Syracuse-Syracuse 1, ST. Louis II.
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Accidentally shot.

ASHLAND t0re J, July 2sth Willie Clark,
aged 10, went hunting on Pleasant Creek,
in this county, Saturday morning Ap-
peaIances indicate that he slipped, and in
falling discharged his gun, the ball enter
ing the abdomen. The shot did not kill
him instantly, as eight shots were beard in
quick succession, evidently signals OF dis
tress, but when found, after several hours
searching, life was extinct
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GENERAL NOTICES.

PAinle,s Extraction of Teeth by use of
local aesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist. Eighth
and streets. iel2-tf
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HRooRD,us1os.l
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Fatal Accident.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.) July 28th.-While
men were placing trsstle in the new rail-
road bridge near here to-day, the bent
broke and fell, striking barge containing
% men. One of them was drowned and
two fatally injured.
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The best plac3 in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston d Co.'s, 4l0
treet. Sacramento Cal
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aga X sfreet-Mme. Bell. phrenologist,
palmist and mediumistic card reader: reads
your charaf ter like an open book and casts a
horoscope of your future. Gentlemen 81; ladies,
SO cents. iy242w
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DIAMOND DUST,
Baseball Games Played Throughout the
East Yesterday.

Baseball Games Played Throughout the
East Yesterday.
CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-The various leagues
played baseball throughout the East to-
day, resulting as follows:
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
AT Chicago-Brooklvn 6. Chicago Z.
At Pittsburg-New York O. Piitsburg f.
At Cleveland-Boston 5, Cleveland 4.
At Buffalo-Philadelph 8, Buffalo u.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg-New York 4, Pittsburg ..
At Cincinnati-Boston 2, Cincinnati 1,
AT Chcago-PhiladeIph 4, Chicago II
At Indianapolis : Cleveland s, Brook
lyn 4,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At New York-Brooklyn g. Columbus 3.
AT philadelnbia-At AtbIat;os ToI,a, =
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BEEcH.Ns pills cure bilious and nervous
ills.
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REMoVAE.

nR. pINKHAst EAsREMovED HIS OFFICE
IL to Fourth street-oyer Postoffice Hours:
l to 5 and 20 S P. N. Residence, SIS Eighth
street. jyli-tf
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and sinilor notices unde
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time al
notices OF Iaas character wl be found under this
hsGdin0.
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HARRIsBURG (Pa.), July 2Sth Secretary
Kremer, of the Johnstown Flood Relief
Committee, has issued report showing
that the total contributions received was
81, ,912, ,346 80. The total expenditures were
So S45 140 49, The committee has $67,-
onS ~ ,aal, -, honI
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Eastern Temperature.
Plow works Burned.

CHICAGO, July 28th-The thermometer
this morning stood as follows: New York,
74o; New Orleans, 76o; ST. Louis, 76o: Gin
cinnali, ZOE; Chicago. 740; Winnipeg, 100
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
The Insurgents Again Defeat the Coy
erEment Troops.
PATRIARCH MOBBED CHURCH
Fatal Train Collision Crop Out
look in Europe-Fatal Fire
in Scotland.
BUFNos AYES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE REooRD-us1osl
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John Ettel. assayer aud chemist. I7On i
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and .jy7.tf
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Steamer Collision.

BALTIMORE, July 2Sth.-The steamer
Virginia this evening collided with the
excursion steamer Louise, on which 1,5OO
excursionlsts were gathered. The collision
occurred of Fort Carroll, about five miles
from Baltimore. 1t is said the collision re-
suited from the efforts of the steamer to
avoid schooner in tow of tugboat. Both
vessels were badly damaged. Many of the
excursionists are missing, and some are
painfully injured. Three bodies were re-
covered upto IL o'clock. 1t is supposed
the others are lost
The deaths among the excursionists
number as many as FIVE The names of
the dead are: Mrs. Mahalia Marshall,
Charles Greenseer, Daniel Kopp, Mrs.
Howard Keiser, and Joseph Rieeel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Now IS THE CHANCE FOR WOMEN.
IN school girls and boys to get work at in
creased and satisfactory wages. Call early at
the cannery, corner Sixth aud G SITS. jy26-5t+
WANTED-wE ARE IN NEED OF FEW
w active business men in our business.
Apply to THE s1NGEk MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 703 street. Sacramento. Iy2S-7t
WTANTED-A SITUATION AS WORKING
w housekeeper; has no objection to going
into the country. Call al 914 o street. jy27.Sts
ATISS MCMAHON. DRESSMAKER, HAS RE-
WI moved from seventeenth and streets to
Russ House. 1909 ] street, where she will ac-
commOdate her customers, as before. Will take
work in, If desired. Terms reduced for
month. Russ House. jy27.3ts
cox REWARD-LOST, ON J STREET, FROM
OHC Fifteenth to Second, last Monday, a gold
watch and fob chain, the watch monogramed
l.. q. O., and inscribed within, "Aunt Maggie
TO Lizzie" Please return to ARCADE, Second
ST., and K, and receive the above reward, 27-3s
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
w OF all kinds for city and country. Apply
at Emnlovment Office, 10O6 street. je2-im
DARTlEs WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
city and country property address p. o.
BOX 9S, Sacramento. Plenty OF money. nS-tf
WANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS,
w dairies and all kinds of labor Women
and girls for cooking and general housework.
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth St., z and L.
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For the finest imported and domestic
sausage, cheese, canned goods, fresh butter
eggs, buttermilk, etc, go to F. BAUMLE, 723
street, Lunch put up for travellers. jel0-tf
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Heavy Failure.
A Case of Leprosy.

New YORK, July 2Sth.-There is genu-
inc case OF leprosy in this city. The VIC
tim is Manuel Garutia, 20 years old, the
scion of noble family in Spain. He has
been attending the military academy at
Chester, Pa. For week he has been stop
ping at Spanish-American boarding
house on East Twenty fifth street, making
liable to his loathsome contagious disease
numerous boarders.
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Jennings, aged 81, while carrying the mail
from Washington to Omega fell with his
horse from narrow trail down into Mis-
souri, canyon, distance of 500 feet. Man
and horse were frightfully broken up. and
Jennings daughter, who became alarmed
at her fathers absence, started out TO
search for him, and found the body in the
pyAniro
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sash and Door Min Burned.

TACOMA WASH, Jniy 2Ssh.-The sash
ID door mill of c. II. Johnson and Lyn-
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MINNEAPOLIS, July 2Srh-rne plant of
the Monitor Piow Works was burned this
afternoon, entailing loss Of Sis 600; fully
insured
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, July 2Sth.-Porter Bros. & Co.
sold ten carloads of fruit: Bartlett pears.
81 30 to 81 70, average 50 35; Egg plums,
81 35 to 81 40; Columbia plums. ST to ST 95:
grapes, Soc to 81 40; peaches, 6Oc to 50 Is
(the weather was hot and good MANY
were in very bad order); Purple Duane
plums, 81 40 to 81 IS; Gross prunes, ST. so
to 81 20; German prunes, 81 35 to 81 20.
CHICAGO July 2Sth.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold three carloads of California
fruit at the following prices: Bartlett
pears, 50 so to 81 60; some number twos at
81 O5 to 81 90; Crawford peaches, 81 As to
81 75 some in poor order, at soc to 81 40:
fancy nectarines, 81 05 to So 10; others,
soc to 81 80; Fontainebleau grapes, 81 I5 TO
81 40; Rose Of Peru grapes, 81 80.
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Interesting Shell Race.

DULUTH tMinn) July 2Sth.-After de-
lay of TWO hours on account of the rough
water, the following got in position for the
professional consolation race: Teneyck,
Hamm, Wise and Mckay. The race was
an interesting one. The time was: Ten
eyck, 2:20; Hamm, 2:22; Wise, 2:24;; Nc
hay being distanced. The course was
three miles with turn
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swamn Land Decision.

PORTLAND, July 2sth.--In the United
States Circuit Court, this morning, Judge
Deadly, in the case of McConnsghy vs.. Gov
ernor Penuoyer, oyerruled the demurrer to
the amended bill. This decision virtually
State from giving title TO AZ 600 acres of
land situated in Lake county, known as
swamp land
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Not in Favor of a Recount.

ST. PAUL, July 2Sth-The Chamber of
Commerce has adopted resolutions protest.
ing against the recount of the census in the
city of st. Paul, if such a recount is to be
made solely on account of the alleged
frauds in Minneapolis and because of the
jealousy between the cities.
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano, Write
TO KoHLER d CHASE, San Francisco. jel6-Sm
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
-Four Boys Injured by an Explosion Of
Giant Powder Caps.
SUIT OVER A NEVADA ELECTION.
A Fatal Fall-General Merchandise
Store Burned-Accidental
Shooting-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
THE WALLACE FIRE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIoS.l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-21
NINETEENTH YEAR mo. 80.


Move back, ye red men, the pale faces pres,
Once mighty people who lingering stay
Lands of your fathers, still sheltering, claim
Nearing your sunset, yet standing at bay
Once your possessions were broad as the suns
path;
Gaoh winged winds there and led forth the
gales
Whispering summer as winter winds hurried,
Drifting the snow-shrouds that covered your
trails.
Far the Great Spirit laid down in your valleys
Proud flowing rivers, and bent the glad rills
Through lofty forests that, towering skyward
Lifted their crowns on your uprising hills.
Hcno, the Thundcrer, warred Ser your mount
aims,
Restless and wrathful, in voice strong and
loud;
Unclaimed the tempest that, black-wnged
and deathful,
Hurled its fire arrows afar from the cloud
Earth, your great mother, held on her soft
Lakes and still fountains whose rapturous
streams
Leaped down the hillsides, and, singing sweet
sun songs,
Lulled your fair lowlands to shadowy
dreams.
Where now your forests that lifted to sunrise?
From their death-shadows the strong har-
vests grow!
Your lakes and proud rivers? Serving the
pale face,
Bearing his burthens submissive they flow.
The tall pine, your compass that points to the
eastward,
Mourns in its branches-ye need not its guide;
No more the winter winds drift the great snow
falls
Over your war trails that led far and wide.
In your broad lowlands the swift humminG
arrow,
Quick from the bow-string no longer re-
sounds,
Where the deer listened in winds scenting wolf
herds,
Pale faces barter and commerce abounds.
Summer winds wandering far from the south
ward,
Ger your lands searching and .hushful in
signs,
Lonely and wondering call in soft Whispers
From your vast silence, no voice replies.
All, We stern warriors, ye naughty, uncon-
quered,
BY the invader pursued to the last,
Once mighty rulers-alas through still shad-
ows
Solemn departing ye enter the past!
Little time longer your last lands yet shelter,
Tribes, chiefs, and warriors who mournfully
stay,
llurrying closer a great nation nears ye,
West skies are narrowing over your way.
Draw near together ye few who yet linger,
Smother your council tire-aye, though your
track
Broad as this land is, your voice is unheeded;
Pale faces press ye: move back, move backl
Il Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-21
A SERMON IN FIVE LINES.

SIT takes so little to make child
happy that it is pity, in a world full OF
sunshine and pleasant things, that there
should be any wistful faces, empty hands,
or lonely young hearts.
found these words in an old news
paper the other day They were headed
"a Sermon in Five Lines" and they
came home to me with all the force of
personal appeal.
at takes so little to make child
happy" How many times l had seen
the most trivial incident lift my own
little boy into the very ecstacy OF happl-
ness. How often would some simple
gift or song or story chase the tears
from his eyes and bring the bright smiles
to his face. And yet, thought with a
pang of regret, how many times l had
chided him needlessly; how many times
/ had refused to exert myself at all for
his sake. That very night he had gone
to bed with heavy heart because l
would not romp with him. I was too
tired, | said.
| stepped into the boys room before I
went to bed that night, and passing my
asleep, l resolved that in the future l
would be better father to him.
at is a pity that there should be any
wistful faces, empty hands, OF lonely
young hearts, l thought, as l dropped
asleep. | remember that later in the
night | was dreaming of visiting a great
factory and inspecting the machinery.
BE careful !" l heard some one say, and
then to my horror l saw that | had ap-
preached too near to some betting. My
beard had been caught and Twas frantic
ally trying to eXtricate myself when l
awoke.
Hello, papa" said voice beside my
bed in the darkness.
"Let go of papa's whiskers, " I cried.
"What on earth are you doing in here
anyway, Dick?" continued, sitting up.
"Dick wants Dicks animals, was the
answer.
Dick wants to go back to bed," said
l, "and quick, too;" and carried him
into his little room and placed him on
the bed.
"Dck wants Dicks a-a-animals.
"You don't want"
"It takes so little to make a child
happy"
The words came to my mind and dis
PEELED all my annoyance at once l
lighted the gas, turned it down quite
low, fished out Noah's ark from under
the bed and placed it beside the boy.
"All right, said cheerfully, you may
take them, but be very quiet and don't
wake your baby brother. Then kissed
him and went back to my own bed again.
was almost asleep when l heard q
pattering of feet and a subdued voice
saying:
"Dick wants papa to find the elephant. "
"I wouldn't mind about the elephant
now," said l.
"Dick wants"
arose and found the elephant.
"Now, Dick, said, you must keep
quiet and let papa sleep"
Want papa to make Prancer stand
up"
He was trying to make tmee-legged
horse stand alone on the counterpane.
will you go to sleep if l make him
stand up for you?" asked.
"Hes, papa" ssR-zzs.
"Right away?" aAaass