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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-06-25
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Calhoun
Programme de Ia celebration.

A huit heures ct demie du ma
tin, q r6glise Ste Clotilde, grand
messe solennelle avec diacre ct
sous-diacre.
LIE choeur, accompagn6 dun Or
chestre ex6cutera, sous la direction
du DR. W. O. Tessier, Ia messe en-
sol de Battman.
LIE sermon de Circumstance sera
fait par le Rev. Pere Durand, cure
de Saltwater.
A. ONE heures, depart pour lie
lac Calhoun, lieu du pique-nlque.
CONNIE nous l'avons d6ja dit, le
prix de transport de n'importe
quelle partie de la Vile au lac nest
que de CINQ SOUS.
On ne pourait choisir un NEIL
leur site pour I'm pique nique.
Pour ceux qui ont chevaux ct
voitures, les boulevards qui entou
rent lie lac torment un m%agni6que
lieu de promenade; pour ceux qui
pr6ferent aller sur l'eau, il ny
manque pas de bateaux 3 louer; en-
cas- de pluie il y a une immense
sale couverte, avec les tables Oh
les families pourront prendre leur
lunch; on y trouve done tous les
avantages posslbles.
II y aura musique, discoure, ETC.,
etc.,.
Tous nos compatriotes sont cor
dialement invites d y asslster ct
null doute que beaucoup y assiste-
ront.
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HCE0 Oh L,0UHST

toir qui soft rest6 sur la vote. Lac.
cident a eu lieu au milieu de la mutt
ct durant une pluie to1rent1elle.
Une t~rentaine de personnes ont Ste
tu6es GU bless6es, mails on ma pas
moore de details precis.
I'm jeuue homme de vingt-
deux ans, John Clifford, apparte-
nant q une bonnie famille de Plea
s%antville New Jersey, s'est pen
du d la suite dune querelle d'amou-
reux quill await cue avec ga fancee,
miss Grace Woodruff.
FALL RIVER, Mason va i'm
poser une Reduction de dix pour
cent dams lie salaire de $4,000 ou-
vriers qui travaillent dams diff6.
rentes fabriques de cette Vile.
IN. WV. jacques de Newton,
Mass, a etc le h6ros dune aventu-
re des moins agreeable, q Florence
en- Italie. Il sc promenait on voltu-
re avec 81 petite file, dams une des
principale rues de la vile, lorsqu'ils
furent entour6s dune bande furi-
euse d'Italiens qui crialent" Lyp-
chons-les! q mort les am6ricains!!
Une pluie de p1erres SABBATH sur
eux, l'une d'elles pleasant gri6ve
ment la petite file a la tempe droi
te.
New YoRK,-Henry Zeichel de
Louisville, membre de la Grande
Arm6e s'est tue, en- Sc tirant un
coup de fusil qui await. etc charge
pendant la guerre. II await Deepen.
s6 l'argent qui lui revenait. Quand
IL est revenu chg lui, ce matin, il
a embrass6 sa petite file, est passe
dams une chambre voisine ct s'esi
tire le coup de fusil.
IN. Seth Abbott, pere de la c6
lebre cantatrice 81 regrett6e, Emma
Abbott, a fat falllite. Son passi1
est 1nCOnnu.
Les chances de G.. Cleveland
CONNIE candidat d6mocratique d Ia
Precedence en- 1892, diminuent de
jour en- jour.
Lies Chevaliers du Travail som
furieux contre Powder]y parceque
celul-ci veut transformer leur or
ganisat1on en- une machine politi.
que d6mocratique.
En- d6pouillant un cheval gu:
await etc mordu par un CHEN INA
&c, deux fr6res NOMINEES John q
Frank Maxwell, de Mason City, Ia.
ont contracts la terrible maladie
L'un d'eux est mort ct l'autre es'
mourant, enchs1n6 dams ga cave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-06-25

Acte III-Bataille de Clovis au champ
de Tolbiac.
Acte IV-L'heureuse nouvelle.
Personnages. Acteurs.
Ste Clotilde, refine de France.
nellie Ida Bernard
Rohelinde, seur de Ste Clotilde..
.Melle Mathilda Cloutier
Une paysanne. nellie Clara Belair
Ste Genevieve de Nanterre.. 49,.
Nellie A. Prenevost
Danes d'honneur. ...... Melles A. Dion,
D. Brauit, Lizzie Duquette, Ida Brault
ct Hermine Dargis.
Clovis, roi des Francs. Alex. Armeau
Roi des Allemands .......M. Willie Bay
ENTR' ACTES.
so. Duo....Le trot du cavalier.
Melles L. Campbell, D. Girard.
60. Chanson avec parle. Les Sourdes..
Melles Il. Dargis, L. Belle.
70. Rondeau. Ohe les fllettes E. Gourget
Les Moyennes.
50. Chanson. .L'enfant egare...A CORA
Nellie Clara L~6tourneau.
80. Duo. Witches flight. ...H. M. Russell
M. R. Placement, Lena Campbell.
1o. GRAND PERE GRIFFON,
Piece comique en- I'm acte.
Personnages. Acteurs.
Grand'pere Grifon IN Gatien Jasmin
Grand'm6re Chiffon. .Melle P. St-Amant
Servante NELLIE g. Jaamin
Voisine .Melle Eva Ledoux
lilo. Distribution des Prix.
100. Adresse Melle Emma BaZinet
100. Chant finale. The Holiday.
Mhorus Of Solo ...G G. COncOne
Solistes: Melles Antoinette Pr%enevost, Ma
tilda Cloutier, Praxede st. Amant ct
Gilhelmine Jasmin.
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ETATS-UNIS.

Edison so volt demander $780,.
600 par un ancien associ6 qui sc
pretend l6s6.
-Une maison de commerce de
Chicago a fait des affalres, Fan der.
nier, pour un montant de $66,OOO,
900.
La superfcie totale des forets
aux Etats. Unis est estim6e q 49,.
764,599 acres.
I'm homme Indianapolis a
jur6 en- cour l'autre jour, quill ne
connaissait pas lie nom de bapteme
de So femme, quoiqu'il cut vecu Ii
ans avec ellie.
Lies cours am6ricaines ont
prononc6 lO7, 799 divorces, durant
les vingt dernieres annees.
La police de Brooklyn Went
de termlner son recensement an
nusl des chlens de la Vile. ii en-
r6sulte quill y a a Brooklyn, cette
aimee, 1858 chiens, don't l'imp6t
rapportera 40, 1000 en- chiffres ronds.
lie crucifix que portrait Chris
topic Colombo ors de la d6couverte
de pAm6rique eet, dit-on, en- pos
session DIES soeurs de Lorette Du
range, Cal.
lie "Boston Globe" public une
vignette r%epr6sentant la facade de
la nouvelle eglise de Notre-D Dame
de Lourdes, 6rig6e par les Cana
diens de Fall River. L'edifce sera
de style corinthien, de dimensions
colossales. Les plans ont etc pre-
par6s par NJ. l.. G.. Destramps, ar
chitecte, de Fall River, qui aura
aussi la direction des travaux.
lie recensement DIES Etats-
Unis montre que les six plus gran
des villes des Etats- Unis sont:
New-York i,5l3, 900, Philadelphia,
l.422,O00; Boston, l,333,000 Chi
cago, 600; Pittsburg, 677, 900;
Saint Louis, $4,000.
MEXICO I'm tourbillon d'eau
s'est abattu dimanche dernier sur
des montagnes Oh sont sltu6es les
mines d'argent, dams rEtat de San
Luis de Potosi.
Vingt trols p%ersonnes ont 6t6
tu6es ct un grand nombre d'autres
b)ess6es.
MEX1co.-MM. Someliara & Ere
res, banquiers. de Gundala]ar, ont
d6pos6 leur bilan. Passif $l,OO0,-
600; Actif $600,00O.
ELLENsBURG, Wash. -Hier, en-
plein jour, IN homme masqu6 a ar
ret6 Ia diligence de Wenatchia, q
25 miles d'ici. II a dome l'ordre
au cocher de lui remettre le cour-
rier postal ct s'est fat bonner par
I'm voyageur toutes les lettres en-
registr6es qui Sc trouvaient dams
les sacs.
CH1cAGo.-Un train complet a
6t6 precipit6 du haut dun poLt a
Coon Rapids, Iowa, sur la ligne du
chemin de fer Milwaukee ct Saint
II ny q Gu qu'un char dor
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BULLETIN

Bic, No l, Hard, $1.06.
Bic, No 2 northern $1.04.
Beurre creameries, 10 q 20 cts
Beurre diaries, Is q Is cts.
Beurre commun, 5 a 10 cts.
Pore par baril, $1l.50 a Sill. rs.
Beef Mess, $3.50 q $500.
Sucre d'6rable, 10 a l3c.
Fevres, Fancy Navy, $500 a
1926.
Eufs frais, ID a Il cts.
Lard frais, la livre, 4 q 444c.
Peaux v%ertes, 81 q 4 cts.
Peaux v%ertes, sal6es, lb q z cts.
Peaux de mouton so a 5000.
Poule, la livre IL a Is cts.
Canard, la livre 10 a IL cts.
Farine patente, So q $3.50.
Family, ESQ a2.75.
Son par tonne, $ll.00 q Sill rs.
CRANE de lin, lie boisseau $l.5O.
Foin mil, SO a $50.
Foin de marais, $500 q So.
Avoine, 40 B As cts.
Ma1s, SOC q 55c.
Pommes de terre, 80 q 500.
Barley, IS a 20 cts.
Citre, par barril $3.50 as
frontage, lore qualit6 10 a 10 cts.
LANES, non lav6es IL q 19 cts.
LANES, lav6es 81 q % cts.
Ognon, 81 SO q $1.75.
Dinde, IL 3 Is cts.
Price of Live Stock, at Twin
City Stock yards.
Steers, $3.50.
Cow, So so q $500.
Dressed Veal, So 80 q $500.
Dressed Mutton, lb, TIC a8.
California Oranges, box, $500
B SIS so.
California River Side Oranges.
81. Is a 1926.
Bonanas, bunch, ST.. rs q 50 SO.
Lemons, boite, 1926 q $500.
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EUROPE.

NJ
tent aupres du Pape pour que lie
c%onsistoire ait lieu gu mois de JUL
let au plus tard ct que les vacancee
dams lie sacre college soient rem.
plies alors.
--l'archeveque de Canterbury q
etc invite q sanctionner le marriage
de- Parnell ct Nine O'Shea.
LoNDRE,-La loi agraire irlan
daise a etc lue uns troisi4me fois
hier q la chambre des Communes
ct a etc adopt6e par I'm vote de 225
contre 96.
BERNE lie terrible accident
d'hier a pris les proportions dune
calamit6.
LIE nolnbre des morris s'6leve q
environt cent vipgt ct celul DIES
blesses est aussi considerable simon
plus grand encore.
La plupart DIES victimes etaient
DIES habitants de Bale ct cette Vile
est maintenant pressure toute en-
deuil.
La recherche DIES cadavres est
commence depuis l'accident ct on
a 6tabli une morgue sur le rivage.
Une quarantaine de morris ont etc
reconnus ct emport6s par leurs
parents.
On attribute l'6croulement du
pont au polds DIES deux locomo-
tives.
BERL1N,-On dit que la maladie
don't SQUIRE lie prince de- Bismarck
est une affection d. la mo6lle Cpl.
Mere. II est tres souffrant ct a cts
force de garden lie lit pendant trois
jours.
La vie du prince de GALES est
assur6e pour 100000.
On prepare un projet de loi,
au Portugal, pour interdire aux
habitants d'6migrer en- Am6rique.
Lies radicaux en- Italie Won't Sc
METRE en- campagne incessamment
pour soulever l'opinion publique
contre la triple alliance.
-Un officer de l'arm6e anglaise
qui a pass6 de tongues ann6es d
Alden dit quill nest pas tomb6 une
godte de pluie dams cette region
pendant 26 ans consecutifs.
-Depuis l'attentat contre le TIA.
revitch, l'ambassadeur russo au
Japon, a reeu p~lusieurs lettres lie
menaeant de mort.
Lord Salisbury doit, a la de.
mande des juifs, s'adresser au Sui
tan de Turquie pour savoir 81 ce
potential permettralt aux israelites
bannls de la Russie, de Sc fxer en-
Palestine.
VIENNE.-En Hongrie, la mois.
son ne sera pas abondante cette
aimee ct en- Autriche, lie rendement
sera certainement au-dessous de
celui des annees pr6cedentes.
lie recensement pour PAngle-
terre ct le pays de GALES indique
une population de 20 millions dina
bitants, soft en- dix ans une aug
mentatiOu de 3 millions.
I'm mus6e de timbres-poste
rentr6e est gratuite pour le
Went d'etre inaugnr6 al
Vienne. II appartient q IN collec-
M. Fried, ct renferme
plus de cent mile timbres poste J
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. Vous pouvez d'lci a 4uelques
jours acheter de z. Demeules des
propri6tes qui vous rapporteront
plus de rs pour cent d'ici a quel-
quas mois.
LiseZ son annOnce.
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AU TURNER HALL.

Mardi proclaim, 30 du courant
au soir, aura lieu au Turner Hall,
coin de la rue Marshall ct de la &c
Avenue Nord-Est, la distribution
solennelle des prix DIES enfants de
r6cole Notre-D Dame de Lourdes.
A cette occasion, il y aura une
magnifque soir6e donn6e par les
6leves ct don't nous publions ci des.
sous le programme complet.
D. semblable ev6nements into.
resent trop nos compatriotes -FOUR
quill soft %n6cessaire de les encou-
RACER 3 y sssister, ct nous sommes
absolument convalncus quill y aura
mardi soir, sale comble au Turner
Hall.
PROGRAMME,
10. Overture, Duo. .Qui Vive..
w. Dressler
Meiles Mamie M~ousseau, NJ. Grace.
20. Grand Ch@ur La distribution des
Prix .Chas. Miry
80. LIE bal ~enfantin. Petite Danse...
Les Jeunes eleves.
DO. STE. CLOTILDE, refine de France,
(Drame en- 4 actes)
Acte I-Au bruit des armes.
Acte ia Pinterieur du chateau.
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Vous pouvez acheter des pro-
prietes qui vous rapporteront le
moins Is pour cent de profit d'ici
a quelques mois en- vous adressant
q q. Demeules.
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lie pavilion du lac Harriet
ayant etc detruit par IN incen-
die, lie piQue-niQue de Ia st.
jean Baptiste aura lieu au lac
Calhoun.
Done, rendezvous general au lac
Calhoun.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-06-25

Pour TAPESTRIES, rideaux, livres,
ETC., allez chez b. Il. Ames & Co.,
223 Avenue Centrale.
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Ceux qui veulent une bonnie mai
son de pension, allez au num6ro
222, Be Ave. N. e. ct vous y trou-
vereZ une exellente cuisine q des
prix mod6r6s.
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suicides augmente considerable
ment dams rarm6e Allemande.
Les dernieres statistiques cons
talent quill y a Gu, pendant le der
nier mois, vingt deux cas- de suici-
de sur cent trente-six deces.
La "Gazette oficielle'' de Lon.
dres. annonce que Sir William Cor
don Cumming, le h6ros du dernier
scandale du bacarat, dams lequel
lie prince de GALES a CITE 81 forte
ment compromis, a etc rave de la
liste DIES officers de l'arm6e anglai-
Sc,
lie volcan le V6suve est en- e.
ruptlon, on GRANT que la lave nat
teigne l'observatoire.
lie National, de Paris, annon-
CO one M. de Lesseps va etre pour
suivi pour avoir publi6 des donn6es
fallacieuses sur ~l'entreprise du ca
nal de Panama.
-Des tremblements de terre as.
ssz violents, ont etc ressentls hier
dams le nord de lItalie.
-Trois MONS ont etc mis- en-
avant pour remplacer Mgr Ferrata
CONNIE nonce du pape q Paris.
Mgr Ajati, d6legu6 a%postolique
aux Indies, Mgr Spolvermi, nonce
au Brezil ct enfn Mgr Segna, ex-
q la noraature de Madrid
sous lie cardinal Rsmpolla.
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it to be grub. and then / would not be
satisfied, | would want a good cookstove
and also good cook, and other things too
numerous to mention, the dishcloth not
excepted.
Who was it that was dreading house
cleaning time? For my part / am glad to
see it come, for do hate the
dusty carpets that winter makes.
| think the best way is to try to clean one
room a day and not have the whole
house torn up and in disorder at one time.
One room day is enough for one pair of
hands and il your friends should visit You
on that day the house will not look like it
had been struck by a cyclone. About a
year ago | went to visit 4 lady and she
happened to be cleaning house and there
was not room in the house but had the
carpet off and the floor spattered with lime
and as the conveyance that brought me
had gone and would not return until
evening, the hostess and myself had to
just grin and bear it. This experience
prevents me from having more than one
room in disorder at time, even if ] have
TO do the whitewashing myself, which is
most generally the case. BELLZTL.
Raleigh. \ pril 3.
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duty calls us. Having heard some good
arguments Tor and against compulsory ed
ucation, am inclined to believe that good
results would follow such a law. l should
like to hear from other members on this
subject.
Later On" did take up the gauntlet
IS YOU intended? As | can not use the
broom, that favorite woman's weapon, in
connection with the pen rs with the
tongue, when | write l usually agree on
any subject discussed.
Dora Dickens" you have certainly
given some good rules for happiness. 1t
has been sad that the surest way OF
reaching a mans heart is through his
stomach, and from observations made
occasionally l am convinced it is so.
What can rival that blissfully happy eX-
preston seen on mans face after par
taking of good meal? 30 ali wives who
are unhappy and We maids who want to
be happy, Just learn to be good cooks, and
! think you have solved the enigma.
Happy Old Maid" favor US with some
more of your good recipes, please. "Chat-
terbox," write US description of the far
west as it appears to you. Kate Ketch-
UNI, l imagine you are man masquerade
Ing in wonan's Dress and Later On, >"
come again with more questions for dis
cussion. BITTER SWEET
Abroad, April g.
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"JEssIE CLYDE" COMES AGAIN.
Home Rule q Bright Face and Cheerful
Smile.

KIND Fl. L. @. FRIENDs-This greeting
trust, includes Mr.. Editor My desire
to see our page well filed tempts me to
contribute another letter to its columns.
am glad that few of you drew your
chairs nearer to my own during my last
call, and il you will allow them to remain
there a little longer 1 will try to be enter
tanning as well as entertained.
Do you believe in home rule? 1 do /;
and believe also that woman should be
the one to rule it. Man has his Office
where he may rule during the day, why
should not woman rule at home? Some
of the sterner sex doubtless disagree with
me upon this subject. That is quite right.
1t will elicit argument.
Woman is given the noblest work that
can be performed. And the average
woman is qualified for the task. 1t COM
mences in smaller matters as soon as she
is old enough to know her duty to her
parents. But the greater task, is that
commenced as she bends low DER the tiny,
dimp.ed face in the cradle, and which
ends only when the snowy locks and
withered cheerks are forever hidden by
mother earth. But does her influence
then cease to exist? Not by any means.
You ali know of many instances where
the memory of mothers love he's, at the
most critical moment OF LIE, seemed to
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Man the l. fe Boat.

Ere your wave-battered, dismasted hulk i. dashed
to pieces upon that cruel reef by the resistless
waves. save. too, shattered physique fast yield
ing to the attacks OF disease with that imperial
ovntor Of health snd strength, Hostetters stomach
Btters The range Of its powers is wide. it's action
prompt and thorough, its always sale. Chronic
indigestion, debility and nervousness, malaris COM
plants. rheumatism, neuralgia, inactivity of the
kidneys and bladder, and that physica decay with
out apparent cause which Is often premature, are
speedily checked aud ultimately cured by this
medicine of many uses and sure results. sleep,
appetite aod vigor are improved by this helpful
tonic and regulator, the Of which likewise tends
TO remedy undue leanness.
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Home Recipes.

Jardinier Salad-Cut the boiled string
beans, carrots and beets in small pieces.
Add some peas and arrange them in
mold upon a bed of lettuce moistening
them slightly with vinegar. Just before
serving cover them with a half pint of
mayonnaise dressing.
Coffee Jelly.-Soak half a box of jela-
tine half an hour in a cup of cold water.
Have a quart OF clear. strong coffee boiling
hot add the soaked &c atine and cup of
sugar, stir until the gelatine is dissolved
and strain through a flannel bag into g
mold. Serve with cream and sugar.
Cheese Wafers-Rub a tablespoonful Of
butter to g cream and stir in two table,
spoonfuls of grated cheese. Spread this
mixture on thin water crackers Newport
waters or zephyrettes, or if you cannot
get thin crackers split the thicker ones.
Keep them in hot oven till they are
delicate brown. {
Cabinet Pudding.-Fill buttered mold
with alternate layers of bread crumbs and
raisins and citrons. Pour over this a GUS
tard of a pint OF milk, two eggs, three
tablespoonfuls of sugar and little salt.
Flavor with vanilla. Let the pudding
stand an hour and only steam it three.
quarters of an hour. Heat it hot with
hard sauce.
Creamed Potatoes-Peel eight large POI
tatoes, carefully removing all eyes and
specks; boil quickly in sailed water until
| perfectly done. Remove at once from the
water, put into the bowl with a quarter of
a pound of butter, salt and pepper and q
| gill of cream. With an egg beaten whip
| to a cream, remove to hot dish and serve
| Immediately.
Jonuuil Blanc Mange.-Boil a quart Of
milk with teaspoonful of salt and four
| tablespoonfuls of sugar. Soak half a box
of gelatine an hour IN teacup of milk,
and when the milk boils stir it in. When
! it is dissolved add the yelks of four eggs
! Flavor with vanilla. pour into a mold wet
with cold water, and set it away TO hard
en-. Serve with whipped cream heaped
! around it.
Oatmeal Fritters-One egg well beaten,
add one teacup of cooked oatmeal and
beat well. one half teaspoon al of salt, one
tablespoonful of sugar, one-half teacup of
sweet milk, one teaspoonful baking pow
der mixed with the -four before adding,
and enough -four to make a good thick
batter. Drop in small spoOnfuls in hot
lard and fry brown. Don't have the spoon
fuls very large or the cakes will not be
done in the middle.
Potatoes a la Lyonnalse-lhese potatoes
are quite famous for their excellence. Cut
i eight potatoes, boiled, into round slices;
Law them in frying pan with one and &
half ounces OF butter and the round slices
of previously fried onion. and season
with one-hali pinch each of salt and pep-
per. Cook well together for six minutes
| until well Drowned; toss them well and
serve with pinch of chopped parsley
sprinkled over the whole.
Boston Brown Bread-One and one
half teacups -four, one and one-half tea,
cups corn meal, one and one-half tea-cups
rye or Graham -four, two and one-half cups
| mix Slightly sour, one-half cup 81 VI. &
little SALT one teaspoonful soda; mi Giik
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-08

penetrate the thick walls of sin and shame
aud brought back to the paths of duty and
honor. For to recognize ones duty and
perform it is honorable
Have you ever been compelled to do
anything which was very unpleasant for
you to do? l suppose many of you have.
Well, have YOU ever noticed how much
harder the task appeared, when you con-
tinued thinking of it and dreading To do
it? / used to find it so, but now, l do
not mind IL very much and l am trying to
assist some others in the same way by
which was assisted. This is the secret
A bright face and cheerful smile for all.
Kind words are a great deal, but we are
not always permitted to speak them.
And in some instances they might not
even be understood. But the eyes NAV
sneak with an eloquence which cannot
fail to be interpreted.
A smile and a cheering glance seldom
fail to find appreciation, and while
apparently unheeded, it will often restore
a fading hope, revive the dcooping spirits
and give renewed courage to weary and
sorrowing heart.
1t is truly written that each heart knows
its own sorrow. Let Us remember this
and In seeking TO cheer and encourage our
fellow beings; rest assured that our own
troubles will often seem Insignificant il
they 10 not entirely disappear.
Search for the roses of life and if by
chance you bury thorn in your finger.
do not thrust all the roses aside and allow
the thorn to remain, but thrust the thorn
aside and gather more roses. You will
appreciate them better for having once
found thorn.
Let us extract all the good possible from
present conditions that our retrospect may
reflect its light and con=ign our future to
the care OF Him who doeth all things
we'll 'JEsSIE CLYDE"
New York, April 8.