Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-09-01
SEAS0NABLE SALAD.

"Ertremes of fortune are true wisdonrs test,
And he's of men most wise who bears them best"
Three out of five successful mem
couldn't do it again.-Gist
The man who has no business Of his
own to attend to always goes to bed
tired.-Rdm's Horn.
A mans political friends are not al
ways the men he would like to trade
horses with.-Coltnnbus Post.
Elections in France are always held
on Sunday, in order to suit the conven-
fence of worl1ingmen and peasants.
Where our dnty,s d task is wrought, ought.
The near and future blend In one,
And whatspe'er is willed is done.-R1dffsr.
After separation of over 90 years Mr..
and Mrs, James L. Singleton, of Muncie.
Ind, were remarked few days ago.
They are over 20 years old.
1t is said that a factory in Michigan Is
now making underclothing from q wood
fibre which is said to equal in every re-
spect that made from wool.
The truest test of civilization Ia not
the census, nor the size of cities, nor the
crops; no, but the kind of men that the
country turns out.-Emerson
When you borrow money you borrow
trouble, but at the same time you some
times increase the troubles of the fellow
who lends it to you.-lSomerUille Journal
From hasty blame of Adam
Refrain, for goodness sake.
For surely twas the fault of Eve
That Adam took the cake.
A girl of 10 walks as If she owned the
earth, and after she has been married q
few wears she walks as if she were
carving it on her shoulders.
Globe.
An old Californian says that in the
last forty-two years he has felt about
$50 earthquake shocks in San Francisco.
Most of them, of course, were insignih-
cant and momentary.
We have noticed that when you tell q
woman her daughter is just the image Of
her when she was that age, the mother
looks pleased and the daughter looks
scared. -Atchtson (Ran.) Globe.
Miss Helen Gladstone, daughter Of the
ex-premier, is the vice-principal of Newn-
ham College, the women's annex of
Cambridge University. Miss Gladstone
is 46 years old and of very retiring dis
position.
e For the last three years Rosa Bonheur
has been engaged on the largest animal
picture ever painted. 1t represents ten
horses of full size trotting over thresh-
ing floor, and the artist has already re-
fused $4,000 for it.
Last week copy of Audubon's Birds
| of America" was sold In London for
e3a5. This is work which is steadily
rising in value, for it rarely comes into
the market, and the last copy which had
changed hands realized a300.
At meeting of the Essex county IN.
j. council, the lunatic asylum commit
tee reported that the superintendent Of
the asylum had informed them that the
chief cause of lunacy there was the mar
rage of cousins and the next principal
cause was drink.
oh, IL were Queen of France,
Or still better, Pope of Rome,
I'd have no fighting men abroad
Nor weeping maids at home;
All the world should he at peace,
Or, IL kings must show their might,
I'd have those that make the quarrels
be the only men to eight.
-0lS Song
Major and Mrs. Thomas Tuttle, of
Stratham, N. H., have lived in the same
house seventy years. They are each %
| years old. In this house, which was
built in 176s, they have seen seven chill
dren grow up around them; thirty-ona
| grandchildren have been born and TWEEN
three Of these are living, while but one
of fourteen are living to call them great
! grandparents. The major cast his frat
vote for James Monroe for president