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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
SOUTHERN INCIDENTS.

AT Corpus Christi, Texas, two cases OF
smallpox were discovered in a Mexican
shanty, and the officials sought to re-
move the patients to the pest house. A
number of Mexicans armed themselves
and swore the men should not be remov-
ed. The militia were ordered out. The
Mexicans were obdurate. The command
to load was given, and a moment later
they would have been fired upon had
they not dispersed. Great excitement
prevailed.
AT FL Paso, Texas, the Rio Grande
continued to raise until the lower part
of the city fronting on the river was
under water, aud the tracks of the Ell
Paso International Street-Car Company
we're washed away In several places
About fifty Mexican families were COM
pelIed to leave their homes. The street.
car companys stables were inundated.
The flood will do great damage to or
chards, vineyards, and farms In the val
ley below III Paso.
AT Little Rock, Ark. Benjamin Solo
mon, clerk In the Office of Joseph Herold,
ticket broker, is reported short in his ac-
counts Herold wired the young mans
father, l.. Solomon, a well-known broker
OF Chicago, that his son was short $500.
The father replied: ~If my son is guilty
punish him without mercy"
W. Roll REEL, correspondent for the
Kansas City Sunday sun, sensational
sheet, was tarred, feathered, ridden on
o rail, given 100 lashes and drummed oul
of Waco, Texas, by a mob. Reel at
tackled tho character Of number Of
teciety women in Texas. he was undel
arrest at Weco on a criminal libel; scorei
Of men from Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin
Houston, and other Texas cities pro
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

Two days later was in Paris aud the
happy recipient Of m invitation from
Miss Marsdcn to dine with her at the
villa where she was temporarily lodged,
ten minutes distance ny rail from the
city.
Lovely, dark-eyed Mary, pale us a lily
in her black dress; my heart went out 20
her in sympathy for her great sorrow.
loved her from the moment when she put
both her hands in mine and welcomed
me as a friend and companion Of her lost
brother, and before many weeks had
passed by had won from her the assur-
ancc that my love was returned. =
Yankee Blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

You may say. "The grapes are sour"
Smiling add, "They're han dng high"
And Il is not 10 my power
Those assertions TO deny.
But I'd like TO turn the tables,
And display the other side;
For sometimes think old fnbles
Show extremely narrow PRIDE.
And the fox--poor, ancient creatureI
Has been most misunderstood,
For he surely had one feature
Which we all consider good.
When we lose hope, most cherished,
Who OF us does not feel eadY
But the fox. when his had persisted.
Made the most OF what he had.
= Caroline Evans. in the Century.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
PREY FOR THE scAFFoLD.
Charles Ford, Alias Rudo pb, Harg d for the
Murder OF Saiesma Moore

Charles Ford, Alias Rudo pb, Harg d for the
Murder Of saiesma Moore
CHARLES FORD, alias Rudolph, the
principal in the murder OF Travelling
Salesman Moore, OF Omaha, was hanged
at Ottawa, Ill, and no criminal ever
paid the penalty OF the law with more
unfinching courage. The condemned
mans ayowed ambition was to beat the
record for gameness on the scaffold, and
he did IL beyond doubt. His death
was apparently painless, though his
neck was not broken by the fall David
Moore was a travelling lumber salesman
Ia man of good character and habits.
He had been decoyed to Allen Park by
Kate Ford, and there, within five hun
dred feet OF an electric light and less
than one hundred feet of a cottage
whore wore seated around the doorstep
family OF five, he was battered to
DEATH
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

AT Washington, it is positively stated
that Associate Justices Field and Brad
ley, both of whom have passed the age
which entities them to retire on full pay,
will retire in October.
SECRETARY TRACY is thinking serious
ly of employing thirteen vessels>of the
navy this summer in series of naval
maneuverings. All of the vessels are in
the waters of the north Atlantic. 1t is
expected that Rear Admiral Kimberly
will be placed in command Of the fleet
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
EAsrERN occuRRENcEs.

AT Long Island City, N. Y, q disasi
Tous confiagration occurred. The fired
covered the entire lumber district of
seven acres, or thirteen city blocks
which was almost entirely covered with
lumber piles The loss will reach
b, ZOO, 900. While Patrick McDermott,
fireman, was resculng eight horses
from the stable Of John Castor a Bro.
which was destroyed, he was badly
burned about the head. An unknown
man was crowned in Newtown Creek
while looking at the fire.
AT New York. Inspector Byrnes has
personally arrested lunstic who
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

THE forest fires in Michigan are worse
than ever, with a heavy southwest wind
blowing. Tho ground is burning over
the second time in many places. Mere
dith is in great danger of being burned.
Green pine trees, two feet through, are
falling every few minutes. The fire is
80 close to Harrison as to cause great
alarm
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
Fem ina Mine.

In the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company's No. coliery at Summit, Pa,
a serious fire originated in one of the
pump-ways of the mine. Over 200 men
were employed in the mine at the time.
There was intense excitement, and the
mouth of the mine was crowded with
anxious people. All were got out of the
mine excepting one man, Hugh Sharpe.
others were severely burned in making
their escape
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
l.nri.h d In n Prairie Fire.

THE wife OF Amos Everett, a prom
inent ranchman living near Johnstown,
Neb., lost her life in a prairie fire. She
was driving home from neighbor
when oyertaken by the flames Her
IN sgy was found near hor body, but as
the horsa is missing it is supposed the
animal became frightened by the fire
aud ran away. throwing Mrs. Everett
from the buggy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
In Mortal Terror of NihilIsts.

During banquet to the Czarevitch OF
Russia ut the Government House, Madras,
a loud explosion was suddenly heard out
side the window. At the sound the.
Czarevitch and his suite instantly sprsng
to their feet, with hands on their swords.
and CONSERVATION on their faces. 1t
turned out that a soda water bottle had
burst on the veranda. Letters from India
report that the officials were delighted to
get rid Of the Czarevitch, as everybody
was in state Of trepidation lest he should
be assassinated. lie was terribly nervous
during all bis public appearances. New
York Post.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
LEFT TO TELL THE TALE.

The Lucy Lowe Founders In the Straits OF San
Juan De Fuca-Bu' One survivor.
THE steamer Lucy Lowe has foundered
In the Straits of San Juan De Fuca with
fifty-five colonists on board. John n.
Grant, the only survivor, has returned
to Tacoma. He believes the entire party
have been lost.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
Went Into tho Geek.

An express train met with an accident
near Straight Lake, Ont Bush fires had
destroyed trcstle bridge over a creek,
and the engine, baggage, and mail cars
went into the chasm. A man named
McAlpin, from Quincy. Mass was killed,
and five passengers injured, one seri-
ously
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
She sbo, Him Dead

MRS ALFRED TowsLEY visited her
husband, who was in jail at Austin, Ill.
During the interview Towsley boasted
of debauching his step-daughter, where
upon the enraged wife and mother drew
a revolver and shot him through the
-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
ursd by Koch's Lymph.

JAMES McANALLY, a homeless Irish
man, who was given up with consump-
ton six months ago, has left the West
Pennsylvania Hospital, in Pittsburg, en-
tirely cured, after receiving the Koch
lymph treatment for about ten weeks.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

TIE Worlds Columbian Exposition at
Chicago bids fair to be the greatest ex-
hibItion ever held in any country, great
er even than the Paris Exposition OF
rooo
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
THE COTTON CROP.

Figures Given in the Department Of Agricu-
ture's Report for May.
THE cotton report of the Department
of Agriculture for May relates to the
progress of planting. The proportion OF
the proposed breadth already planted
on the first of May was 77.5 per cent,
which is less than the average OF a
series of years
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
THE DAYS DOINGS.
SUMMARY OF LATE NEWS BY
WIRE.
DIED A FELON'S DEATH.
THE SLAYER OF SALESMAN
MOORE EXECUTED.

Bnt One Survivor xseft-A Canadian En-
press Ditched-Faeree Forest Fires in
naithlrnn-s slew Her Husband in jail
standing OF the Ball Clubs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
BASEBALL.

Standing Of the Diff rent Clubs According to
the Latest Contests.
FOLLOWING is q showing OF the stand
Ing of each of the teams OF the different
associations:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14
GILLIAN SCHOONER CAPTURED
The Robert and Minnie Tied Up at San
Pedro. Cal nv DENNY Anderson.

Pedro, Cal, by Deputy Anderson.
THE schooner Robert and Minnie was
captured about three miles from San
Pedro, by Deputy Marshal Anderson on
board the tug Falcon. She made no re-
sistance, and was towed in to San Pedro
harbor and tied up. The arms said to
have been on board of her had disap-
peared, and 1t is believed that they had
been transferred to the steamer ltata.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

There is ons one theatre in Berus. swits-
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14

.,ro,n,msu, dated the first day Of April;
A. d, 1891, appointed and seosa.,i,s ", IN.
fSha-ies VI Aldracn as trustee 70 aI' n II
Stead al the said Henry J Page, VIII a.
the powers, duties ana o-tis
rnd Imposed by said trust deed; 49,.
Now therefore, !, Charles W. aie, =, ~ ~, -,
spc,sersor ia ttae,, al the request o. 's1
lernl holder OF said note, 3-s ~ .H sl..uHe ~,
the POWER and authority IN me -
nc t-rrns OF the said trust deea' as ,''5li
sor In trust - the said Henry J. rags, W.
IN Tuesday. the hrsi Gay Of peee unoer, =,
N 1881. Al the north or the lrei-"s, st,es' l1es
door Of the court house in the city OF Dsn ~.
,er. county OF Ararahoe, state ej C9lorseiyl 4
at 10 Pelocs in the forenooa OF ,ne ss
dav sell the abosc described real es,ale;
ths above described water r.sst apa a., a.,
he rirht. titie. benefit and equip o'
fedemutien Of the said party oil inc S nISt
nsri In said 1cAa OF trust menuoned. thyl.
heirs and assigns, at r-hlie auction ier ms tls
highest aud best price the SAFE VIII 95'hs
In rash for the purpose Of paying saii W
debteduess and all costs, reasenable ~, ~,
toruey fees and commissions, OF The sala
rarfy of tre seuosd part, and all olhet ea
penses Of executing h1ts trHst, sle.ee.,
however. to satd prior trust dec - '"uE
teen hundred $500 dollars n
DATED this ZOth day OF October, a -
issi CuArLEs ". ALpEAcn,
- Trustee as Aforesaid.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14
TRUSTEES 1aLE.

wuEREAs, Henry c. Cash, OF the coun-
y OF Prowers, and State of Colorado, did
0y his certain deed Of trust, dated the sec
oHd day OF December, a. ID. 1859, duly re.
corded IN the office Of the county clerk and
recorder OF said Prcwers county on the
e!eve1th day Of Decem Der, a. ID. iSs9, in
book -, on page 81, OF the records of the
said county, convey to Henry J. Page, as
trustee, the following described property
situate, lying and being in the said county
OF PrOwers and State Of Colorado, to-wit:
The northwest quarter 90 Of section
thirty ,SOJ in township twenty two t3s)
south- OF range forty two (49) west OF the
sixth tol principal meridian; containing
one hundred and sixty lGOi acres, according
10 the United States government survey
together with one full paid water right
Tor eighty (sO) acres derived from the
AInity Canal and Reservoir Company, to
secure the payment Of the said Henry c.
Cash' promissOrF note, dated Decem Der
znd, A ID. 1888, for the sum of two hun
dred and ten tS2lO) dollars, and payable TO
the order OF the Kansas Loan and Trust
company, as in said trust deed described;
Whereas, it is provided in said decd Of
trust that the same Is subject 10 u prior
trust deed to the said second party secur-
ing note for fourteen hundred (Sl4OO) dol
lars, dated September End, a. d. 1851, and
payable 70 the order of E NJ Sheldon five
t5l years after date. and
Whereas, it IS stipulated in the said
lrust deed that whenever said prior trust
deed By its terms become due and payable.
either By default in payment Of interest or
otherwise, or In case said first party shall
iaiL 70 pay any instaiinent theron when the
same becomes due according 70 the con di-
tons Of said second trust deed, then in
either case the whole sum Of money hereby
secured shall become due and payable at
the election OF the holder thereof without
notice Of sald election TO the said first
party; and
whereas, default has been made IN the
payments Of interest due December 2nd.
- ID. lseo, and June 2nd. A. D. 1881 on said
note secured by hrst.trust deed and default
bus been made IN the payments OF the in
stailueuts due December <1d, A. u. lsg1.
and June 2ud, "A. d. 1881. on said note ss
cured by said second trust deed, and the
legal holder Of said note having elected 20
declare the whole Of said principal sun
and interest thereon due and payable ac-
cordlng TO the terms OF said second trust
deed; and
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14

MANY persons in forming and in car
rying out their ideas of justice fail to
take account of the element of time.
They intend to deal justly with every
one to withhold from no one his due,
to fulfil every obligation and satisfy
every claim; but they feel no specia'
duty to hasten these acts OF Justice
II they are done eventually, they are
content, and think that others should
be content also. The hours or days
or weeks that may elapse between the
claim and their fulilment of it do not
seem to them very important II /. is
but ultimately discharged They would
not for the world evade debt but
they will delay its payment without
any compunction. There are of course
cases where this may be unattended
with any apparent evil results; but
there are others where Inconvenience
ensues, and still others where suffering
and loss lie entailed.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, George B. Merrill of the
county OF Prowers and State of Colorado.
old oy his certain deed of trust, dated the
second day OF December, A ID. lSs9. duly
recorded in the office Of the county clerk
ana recorder OF Prowers county, on the
thirteenth day OF December, A. b, lssg. in
i oook ~ on page SO, Of the records Of the
saio county. convey to Henry J. Page. as
trustee, the following described property
siftgate, lying and being in the said COUNT
oi ~ ,rSrowers, and State Of Colorado, 70 wit ;
ne southwest quarter 90 of section
tnlriy-two ts2l in township tweptv.tyyo
south, OF range forty-two (i2l, Yves; Of
lne sixth 20 principal meridian; contaiu
ing one hundred and sixty (ioo1 acres
G, Mo.e or less, according 10 the United
1Ia yes - govern ment survey; together with
one iuiI paid water right for eighty fsO1
neIes I,a deriyed from the Amity Canal and
: - - efyoir Company, 70 secure the payrnent
u N .he sald George h. Merrill's pronissory
sotel dated December second, x. ID. iSsS
70, aoI the sum OF Two hundred and ten fs2Io3
uIteIIArsl and payable 10 the order Of me
hansas Losn and Trust Company. as in
sa'a deed of trust described; and
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14
-. ae.s nroridc, ,h.,

v-h.-.a. .aia trust deed provides that
=. 's-s ~ me death Of the said Henry j.
IS.y- trustee or his inabtlty 0. feluss. "
,,.t the legal holder Of said no te may Ap
poirt and substitcte any osner ussn,,G
p,,.,aa 10 net instead Of the said henry ..
Ss susse. - shall thereupcn be The successor
- ssta Henry T. Page TO the utAcs oi ssio
,,rnnerty and ~. sanne become ses,eo "a
Kim in trust for the purposes anu opies ~,
~ said trust deed, and Shs w.1s ..sss -. -
nnrsrs duties and obligations thcreoi,
49, ,,roee,es 's sell the property ano .ny
a.2 every part thereof, al p1oiie Nenaue,
~ ~, highest bidder, s; rorth uoor o. t.ie
Fsrrt house in the city OF DenNe., eos
Of Arapsh.s, state Of Colorado, i"t cssa, a,siS
first giving ,hitS 80 HIass Jass ~ sale. and
sf ,hs prope.ty 10 be sole. es adyertse-
r,s., in some newspaper printer Aho pUo
iI.bed IN tbs county where the pre"'ses
are situated aEc ..,,,.,. 10
said ,rustee. and the sad The Kan
-. Toan and Trust Company, ts- ,exAl
hoi5.r. Z. sid note, in consideration o. t"S
rrer,i.es bays ~ their certain decl OF
anrointunept dated TIC r-aoaa Gay o. slsSI
x d. 1871, appointed aes ~, in n
strsi :. II. ssid Henry J Page, witl -
he po.ers. i..s. and obligations gwen
and imposed by saiu it--t deel. ~.
Now therefore, ], Charies W. AinrsSh,
successor in trust, ht the requer' ~ '.s as
i-sni holder Of said note, and by virtue "a
- pevser and authority in me vested ?!
tse terms Of tAs -AI trust deed, as sGcoes
.ss m trnst 70 TIE sahd iesfg g =
on I',irssay. tic nrst day OF be--moes, y,
ID ispi, AZ tie sorth or the renoai sssee'
door Of The court hsuse 10 tie city OF Dsn
yer. county OF Arspahoss s'ate 81 tSIn'-a
NJ 10 o'clock In the forrnooa ei the @ sala
a,5. sell the above described real rssAtS;
.se aboT- aeseribed water right. and ~
the -iret title, benent aud s4alN Q.
r.-lerrp,io- o, the saN party OF the nrst
nsrt iu s=ia deea of arrest r-nuored, hls
keirS and assigns, q; proiie Auoito, ier the
highest aud best price the ssii1e VIZ ?, v,'ns ~
| Ia ash for the purpose q yayins ss,d N
| ashtedncS- and all costs reHssnabic -
| torssy fees aud commissions, OF tso safi
| pAgiy Of :hs second part, and al oihef 'e-. 81
rrsss. of e1ec-tisE said trust, sae."ci,
| howeyer, TO said prlof irs>t eeed Of io1r
| ;eep hundred : 400 doll4rr
| Dated this 18th day OF oe1e'efl - -
| lsii CHAELEs W. ALoAtcn'
Trustee a. Aforesaid
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14

THE not unfamiliar spectacle is be-
fore us OF two sets OF people. each
desiring ardently that which the
other is able TO bestow. yet seemingly
incapable of arriving at an under
standing. The farmer wants workers;
he is able to give abundantly for that
which he receives. The laborer OF
the city wants living wages, pure air.
clean water and a decent home. The
farmers need is of course more sharp
ly felt recently. than it has been
for some time. but it always exists,
and the question why it has not
been met more fully has yet to be
answered. The morbid preference
for high-pressure existence and the
prejudice which is soon to become
obsolete against the farm are the
principal reasons which present them.
and neither OF them is good and sut-
fcient
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14

KIND words have a much larger and
more important mission than is usual
ly supposed. They are much more
than mere sweetness of daily life; they
prepare the way for every kind of in
tercourse that may be necessary and
facilitate its aim Take. tor instance,
the case in which it is often thought
best to dispense with kind words
that of one who is called upon to crit
icise or to reprove The manner OF
doing this delicate task frequently
makes all the difference in the way it
is received. Given with kindly fcel-
inRs and couched in kind words, II
carries with it power on the heart
thaA can never be eaerted by cold
severity or hot anger. II the purpose
OF reproof be the good of the offender.
notthe outlet of indignant displeas-
ure, no medium can be found SO favor
able ~ the earnest and kindly speech
that betrays sympathy. compsssios
and hope .--- --------
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14
Wherea,, Il Z ,,rovi,Iea Il,

Whereas, 1t Is provided 10 : an
trrst that the same Is sublec. ;.
trust deed to the said second 49,
ing a note for fourteen hllu,i -
dollars, dated the second dav M,
a. ID. 1889, and payable t8tbe -
NJ. Sheldon iiye ,51 yezrs zfter s.s
Whereas, IL il stipulated h
decd that whenever said pr,c- -.
ey IL. terms becomes due ~ -
si,her by default of payment of -
otherwise. or In case said Brst 49,.
fall 10 pay any installmeai the-~,s
the same becouaes due accor,iir-
conditions OF -ccond trust dsssa II
eitser case the whoie sum of ~
by secured shall beeonc duo as7
at the election OF the holder tb,,s.s
cut notice OF -aia elcctlon 70 lbss,sI
carty aud
Whereas, default has bean r.4.
paymeut OF interest due D4cenl-.
A. ID. l-sO, and June second. Al n =,
rStd note secured by arst trls. -,
defswi, has been made Ia -
81 the installmcnts Due n
second, 4. u. ls;S, and Iass
A. ID. ISL, on said nete seegrsi
second trust deed, AMI the .e.sI y.
said cote having eicctri 10 -.
whole of said principal sun ~ y
thereon due AVID payable ae1o7lI-,s
serms of sad secoud Igust deed. -
whereas, said trass deed 81
IN case Il the death OF the sai5f n
Pare. Trusts. or his inability Or -
AT. the legal hcss,er OF said u0.s !
saint and substlteiz any other =
trusts. 10 act iusteSa ~ tue ~ Z
Page, vito sssil thercupcu be thss
Of the said Henry J, PAGE - me ul.
property, aud the SANE e-cgus
him in trust for the pwrPgsas ~.
| - .aid trust dect. and ss-p n
peuer-. duties sld ebli-at.. d,
| nav proceed 10 sell thc praper5 Il
| nnd ever part thercof. ~ pet
80 tho hishrss bidder, A. nora II
| cpurt hel.s 50 10 The city Of Dlate \
of Arapsboo, state % Ca1ratl 4
| rrst stsing thifiF t5'f days O.
of thc time, terms and Elacl G :
| 81 Inc property ~ b sod, sl
| rnent 10 some nrss epz 7eF pfl-aa.
4 iishssA liz TIC cgantT Wtere 't
arc situated. aad .
| herga-, HrnrF ]. Ta--c nae d
| .c. - Sad tr1stc,,, ald me sal
.as Loan snsi yrast GuLIr
/ holder Of said note, IN oousi. .cilll.
1 ,yrrral-.ss. have b. tEciT on .zs
.puotu,uscut dated f1c fr5r,h -if I
u. i.si. appointed a1a ~
Chsr5s. ". Al4rEca a. trEs'rF Fl
stesd rf ii- rai1 Acau J fs-=. /
The porers. auttcs aud o. zsgiaal
and Imposed ~ s2ld trzsi l1lL
New, therefore, ], Clarirs H 4
surrsssur ia tyust, ~ tlc rc 81
zeal he.tcr ofsaid note, as- lr d
itr pcwer aud zuthuritF Dc re- rr
| me tern. Of SIC ssla trust as-s a
,srfp trist 20 tho sail hEurF u
On Iue.siAy. the iirst dav 1i -t'1z,i
In f-1f. A lhe nofth cr tac ErE
Is,r of 10 cuuEi Ecgse o. re ed
rrr. crsrty Of Arss.-to-a, state g. =
Al Do o'c!ocH in The iqre-9sa 6 9
fav. sc-l the alreTr achrrI la 7rll
- abaTc tctcTiocd water -I-', I
-. rIxbt ttlr. reueaf al u
~ sc-xsen q thc SAL rzfll Z Z
- ii --.t dce1 % trast ---
b-i-s sut assiEu-. ~ rEi..= l1- u
hirhc.t aud t-rpt prlc1 tEE sazlf =.
In t5ash for thr fsg-Tg-'se % i7ififl
| debtudness and al stiA rtti
,~rr~v fses nra casurs-saa et. =
rrrrv rf tEa snuuad I.arf. 81 4 !
tsns~s 81 eare-tLzs faf1 'fsiI
haNrger 70 sAt4 iis41E i7a+
ts,r nurtr7-9 lsssftis rctalI.
Hatca this ptl DAY Z; Ns-7e
tsJf C.aEls ii. Az il
Trzasrz ll zl-
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14

IL order to fit yourse,s for your
boys society you must order your
thoughts and marshal your acquire
meuts in way which no other asso-
citation compels- His implicit faith
in you not only induces honesty Of
mind in rettrrn, but startles yoa with
alesson which you greatly need to
learn-namely the exceeding mar
rowness OF your own knowledge
There is no such educator as a bright
boy or girl in intimate association
with father or mother-none which
teaches so much or disciplines the
mind or character so wholesomely.
The Lamar register., 1891-11-14

IMAGINARY evils soon become real
ones by indulging our reflections on
them; as he who in melancholy fam
ey sees something like face on the
wall or the wainscot can, by two or
three touches with lead pencil make
it look visible, and agreeing with what
he fancied.