Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
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wish that the down easter could
know the west as know it. wish the
southerner could know the north as he
should know it, aud | wish the north-
erner could know the south as IL would
nav him to know ii. Ignorance OF the
actual possibilities of this little republic
of ours is no doubt keeping many
vonng man and many rusty gold dol
lar back in the gloom and fungi OF Idle
ness.
Instead OF saying, young man, go
west" would say, young man, IND
out more about the country you live in.
Every day old judges and merchants
and divines and bakers are saying good
by TO a busy life and vain world.
Young man, fit yourself to follow the
grip and fill the place Of a great man.
You can do it, but you'd rather take at
twenty the leisure which would be due
you at fifty il you succeed. You want
to retire from business before you nave
had any business. You want to iead a
double life on eleven dollars per week.
You are too apt to want 10 be a rOoey on
the money you ought TO pay your laun-
dress and debauchee on thirty-tlve dol
lars per month.
Leave the home nest, my dear young
man. Leave it more in sorrow than IN
anger. Study first the growing towns
of the Union and then plunge IN where
YOU like it best. Duluth is good place.
So are many others. Here | met boy
I knew in Wyoming, working then In
the boiler shops for $3.50 per day. Now
he makes thirty or forty dollars per
day.
Duluth is especially proud OF her
beautiful school buildings and her won
derful school facilities. Public schools
are certainly superior in the west. They
are more progressive. l never knew
what progress in this line meant till l
had a chance to compare the eastern
and western public schools. Duluth
tore down $500 school house not
long ago in order TO erect on the same
ground a new one costing quarter OF
million dollars. And that is only one
of her many handsome school houses.
West Superior is the Brooklyn OF Du-
luth, and thriving city in which mil
lions have been made within few
years.
Ashland is very delightful city at
the terminus OF several roads, all OF
which have yet other termini elsewhere.
A railroad likes to have several terminl,
so that If one should give out or be dis
abled trains could be run just the same
This country is a wealthy one. The
sawdust town is sneered at by the iron
town when the mills are idle, and then
the sawdust town jeers the iron town
when the mines are filed with water
and when great big dividend paying
mine becomes a mighty cistern curoed
up with assessments.
It healthful region too. got
some more health here. look now ls7
years Younger than my published por-
traits. and a rogush little twinkle may
be seen in my eye. All day | go about
singing merrily and skittish horses be-
come uumanageable and run away and
jump into the lake.
The air is extremely bracing, the resin
Gus quality of the pine scented, blue,
crisp air is especially adapted to the
rand oxygination and acceleration OF
the circulation (See billiard on Torts,
vol. ii, o. 1877.
Electricity ptINduCu ofCA sHAus' ANu
walk across the carpeted room and
touch the gas jet or the steam radiator
and big, big spark explodes at the emo
of your finger. Some one told me l
could light the gas that way. l never
had done that.
have now.
That is why am wearing big rag
on my finger. The doctor says that the
nail will grow out again, but that 1t
will be sort of thick and hump up in
the middle like a nice fresh pecan nut.
We pass through Hudson going south
from St. Paul and Minneapolis. Hudson
is a handsome little city on the shores OF
Lake St. Croix. She makes speciality
OF great men. Also good pickerel fish
ing. Ex-senator Spooner lives al Hud-
son. Also Commissioner Taylor, when
not at Washington or closely scrutinfzing
! the United States railway system by
means of special car. Every year he
goes over every mile OF railway in the