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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Advertisers should remember thni
Ietttra directed 70 Initials ony are np'
1eisvered through The postonice. II in-
mas nre used they should b directed
hi tbe care OF some perHOni hfm Or
p0ntonice box. ,,.-, -
List Of letters remaining unenlien io1
in the counting room lesteiqAy ,,,
d. M. personf calling for them VIII
piease say adyeriiqeH
Attorney HISS - DAFT
u H. -. VI. 60
Mn. I'Hce-s. = T. @e'
X NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

.,.t at.r,,,a .r,.,, -, ,.tz
''oleh' u''pu'e al ia'ils iIoili inns
'sgtpeney In the second century Of
II, Christian era was finally settled
-. ..,ro,, ~ Ntca q, ooz ,,,,a, a.
sN. 49, - ~ "',eii IL
~ deereed Tor tine whole OF Christen-
+ IN that Easter Day was henceforth
las, ns Sunday following tho 1Atb
4 a' y me calendar moon Whlch nap
4 ri,i upon or next after the 2lst OF
Y,r. MI so that If this 1stb be a
n s..l.. 49,. r,a,, - -.
s4n''N Ns'er lay was not 10 ne on
nat date but on the next following
Isunisy. Easter day. therefore. may
nv d,v ,y,tbin eve y,ooks which
3 ~ " ~" , nv" wv "'''9 ~
ah,nF on Mareh = ana ehd with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

word Easter, derived from the
ssaxon "Eastra." or in Teutonlc.
an' the goddess OF dawn or
~ whose chief festival was eele-
: about the time Of the vernal
Man Is probably the same root
< Il fast, slgnifying bright" or
y nngr The Germans to this day
AGtl the "Ostermonat."
- q the popular observances of
m by which the church partly
~ by introducing them into its
4 ssTylces are clearly Of pagan
81 Eastertlde, long before Boni-
taght the gospel to the Ger
' Ms period of JOY and jubila-
Wing had arrived. Ostara,
~ and victorious divinity. had
~. 49, Brighter and warmer
II Asnred the rejuvenntlon OF
Mans hope and activity re-
~ lake the Ushas OF their
N cousins in far-off Asia, Ostora'
alhful goddess. darced for JOY,
aeolical belief which the church
NJ IN the legend that the lamp
ioisl IN on Easter Sunday frlHking in
uusH " OF the rising sun at dawn.
John Sucking ailudes TO this
saying:
wy oh, she dances such a way,
w sun upon an Easter Day
g Is half so fine q sight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Lake Titlcaoa Ia the most elevated
and one OF the largest OF the lakes Of
South America, II forms part OF the
boundary between South Peru and
Bolivia, IN the center OF an alpine
valley, between two great oorlillcron
OF the Andes TlucRcn Is 1900 feet
above the level Of the sea.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Lucas County, -
Frank ]. Cheney makeR oath thal ~
Is the senior partner d me hrm o. ~.
XIV ri Toledo. County and State afofe'
Ia anl mat said Arm viii pay the
mn az ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN eaeb and every ease Of CaiaIrn thar
~ Bc cured hy the use Of HALLS
- = f'' PRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before ne and subscribed ~
nv p-caence, this Oh day 81 DeesnlDesi
a. D. 1885, ~, rtp.coN
Notary Public,
u.Ts Catarrh Cure i taken internally
~ s,fs directly on the blood ana mu-
cans surfaces Of tho system' eeha ioi
tsaNFF,'J CHENEY & Co, raedo' o.
sold b. Druggists Toe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

In the heart OF London Is public
newsroom without librarian or any
one TO look after the papers. They
are chained and padlocked so they
cannot be carried on Little damage
Is done and the room IL usually quiet
and orderly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Battle Creek, Aiich.--I think typhoid
and other infectious fcven' would be
a thing OF the past u everybody ugcu
u Pasteur Filter
II. Il. SANDS, NJ. u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

OF he sacred day. IN a Sau~,or. ...
VA VA De confined to deyout cathoilcs
am good Eplscopalians
u an unusually aoler, ,,.r,oa
y, ~. Sathoncs being the greatest feast
~ we ohlendar Of the church. and
10y 10y week, Preceding the festival IL
So up 10 tasting. meditation and
riss., abstinence from an worldly
80 ,sa9ures and omusements. prepnra-
~ " receiving the sacrament of the
i,oy Eucharist. OF which All faithfui
,Saplohcs are bound 10 partake. All
least once year.
me solemn religious observaneas
which have been going on al 81
raulcks church all the week viii rive
plaee today TO Triumphant hurst
oI Joy,- with solemn and beautiful
music, the church viii be Illuminated
py candles symbolic Of brightness and
nope. The floral decorations at 81
Patricks Will be most elaborate and
the ladies Of the parish were busIiy
az work all day yesterday adjoining the
While the EpIseopailans have not
peen SO strict In the observance OF
hoy week, they have obeyed the CONF
inands OF their church. nevertheless
and the good Episcopallan has been
unusually plous
the custom Of sending Easter carda
Is being observed, and IN a number ~
families the children will roll colored
eggs on the lawns
The musical programs at the Catholic
ana Episcopal churches will be Of a
very elaborate nature the best voices
OF the city VIII be heard In the choirs
aided by the best instrumentalists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

MADAME Dupont" as presented by
Miss Grace Seymour In "a scrap OF
Paper IS worth going long way TO
see.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

The Victorian government ~ re-
ducing the fares on the brunswick rail-
way line for the purpose OF advancing
the interests 0f the state In opposition
10 the Tram company and the cabs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

.
similar manner the presentation
III the symbols OF creation and
le, was introduced from the
For the Christian it symbolized
'arrection OF Christ, and their
red color was an ailuslon to
oa Of redemption.
! customs. as the lighting Of
i his day practieed I'm Germany.
hilsides Of the Harz, obtaining
water from the streams at
49, when the good spirits move
i's5S and presentation Of cakes,
" Y the form of the rising sun,
" plainly traoeable to the feast
saHon deity, Eastra. as are also
49, daughters" (risus paseh-
'oked by funny stories told In
. ,.lehes by the priests. When
.h chant OF the "Salve Caput
lss1m uiail, Sacred Head, now
d Nv ot Good Friday was followed
l9yful singing OF "Surrexli
n hodle" Christ is risen this
NJ AL Christians would salute
Stf Christ is Risen" greet
'nsr with a fraternai kiss, ?
sun retained In the Greek
y. Ssssser is the festival II JOY
nope and action. Even Fausi
AZ poison he Is about TO taxi
choir of the near churcf
NIfist Has Arisen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

HAY RALH TnaS %. X. Harry Iron
Works. Dallas, Tex, manufacturers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
COME, IN

when Spring suit wedon
would like 80 Impress with the fact
selection the larger win select You have
suits the weekly Well
double lumber TODD soil Why let
Besides selected clothing Worth
Dunlap shi the calculated Undvee'
ITS yisb naked
soand compare competitors ~
per ceut more seeing Is believing. Sec
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

,,-.., von are dewn iowa step a. HoWes
y, ~ 20 ~ corner Seventh aud nam;
III NJ, XII drink % pure, dolieigns, hltersi
Nv y nom the Pasicuf Gefm Proof Wa
10 Filter Free.
xIuls Aullinsry company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

"Quit work or quit tho union" was
the ultin0tum with the paintera IN
Buffalo, n. Y. The edict was laid
down by the masters. And 200 walked
gpf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

A small black pockethook containing
sii1 In bills and note for S225, on
South Main, Return 10 city marshal
or Or Mitchell and receive reward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Railway Company Stockholders and
Directors Annual Meeting

Directors Annual Meeting
The annual mnating or the stock
holdurs and directors OF the Fort
Worth aud Rio urande Railway Com
pRny viii DO held " the office Of tbs
company In the city ~ Fort Worth,
Tex, April 3, 1894, nt y, m. Transfer
books viii be closed 40 noon March 10
1884, and remain closed until April 5,
iSpi. A. " DIXON. Secretary
ogier ~ Commissioner of Agriculture in-
surhncc Statistics and History Austin'
Texas. February +, ifpi--'ro Al Whom u
May Concefn This Il 70 certify that tha
pfn,fian National Insurance Company 81
sletiin. Germany. hua IN ali respects fully
complied with the laws Of Texas ns condi-
lions precedent to 50 doing business In this
state. aud thai snii company holds certi-
frato Of authority from, ihis once emitting
II 10 do business IL thie state for twelve
months from tho 1T dHy 81 lanupy, 1884,
10 tho aint day Or Decnmbsr, 1904.
Given under my hand aud seal, at Once
laenD IN Au,np. lhe day aud date nfat
above written
jNo, u. uOLLiNGhwoRrH,
ooininiaslonar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

OFFICE or cnmmisslpnor Of aprl-
culture, insurance, statistics and HIS
tory. Austin, TEX. March &c, 1854.
no IN whom II may upnccrn' THIS
10 to certify that the Northwestern
Mutual i.ifc Insurance company nf
Milwaukee,, wlsa has in an renpectA
fnlly compiled with the laws Of Texas
as cnudillnnh precedent to its doing
huHlncss ia THE state and that pnid
company nuld8 'A'tnicatc OF author
lty num THIS nilr9 eltitlinr II 10 do
huainvaa IN this state for twelve
months from th0 tat day ~ January
1884, 90 the Stat day OF Docpmburl
i6gt Given under my hand and
seal, at office IN AuEtin, the day aud
nrat above written taenl) JOHN 10,
lIoLLlNGswoRrH, committeeman
Cnnh assets s,.s..s.t.t.,ssttlv lN4l lha'fN
Surplug,n,st ..,,,u..t,t4A JON 4pV,th
The company isHuvH all kinda ~ pnpn'
lar and approved policies aud pays
the larEeat dividonda "a Individual
poioy,hoidors Of any company 10 tha
world Men Of character and eH.
perlcneo wanted In Northern ToNai
To represent The Northwestern,
nYRuN WELLS, General Agent
Dallas, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

Is being observed, and In n number ~
families the children will roll colored
eggs on the lawns.
The musical programs at the Catholic
anu episcopal churches will be of
very elaborate nature. the best voices
of the city will be heard in the choirs.
aided by the best instrumentalists.
Easter Services nj st. Andrews.
The Easter services will begin with
an early celebration OF The Holy Com
munlon at 7:3O a. m.
sunday school at sI5 a. m.
Second celebration. with morning
prayer and sermon, at II a. m. bv
Rev, Harry Cassil.
Children's Easter festival and ad-
ministration Of the sacrament OF holy
baptism TO infants at 4 p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at
o'clock.
Following are the musical numbers
for the II o'clock services;
voluntary .,.... ..,,..,....... Hymn ITO
custer Ahtnen. .Chapple
1loIla fattlas. ....'"......,....N Var
Juhilate Dec In y. From Stahat Mater
Kyries. Gloria Tibi. Hymn iii.
Ohertory-'He Is Risen" 800. schiling
Presentation Sentence in C........
...,''...' ........,,.'. .,.-Humphreys
Sanctus en C....... Taylor
Communion. .....,.......,.. Hymn POI
Gloria in Excelsis Dec In &C..
.,....,...,......,..... ..aOld Chant
The morning music will be rendered
by the quartette-Mesdames Prescott
and Curtiee and Messrs. Tempel and
Bayerhoifer.
The amended Prayer Book and
Hymnal will be used for the first time
at these services and will continue In
use hereafter.
The ladies of St. Andrews parish
commenced the decoration OF the church
yesterday afternoon. Those who re-
member how beautiful St, Andrew
was last year should not fail to attend
the Easter services this year, for tho
handsome little church viii be aglow
with lights and beautiful beyond de.
scription with flowers, which are being
brought to st. Andrews by the cart
load.
Inside the chancel are all sorts nj
tropical plants and Bermuda Eastcl
lilies. while the front is filed witt
punches OF lilacs The lectern Is fes
TONED with smilaN, which is also tn
principal decoration OF the dosel OF tn
altar. the altar vestments and tn
PRAYER desk,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25


v,.rp,,.~,,o,.
49, is'-@s''''s''-'e
FORT WORTH Marble and Granite
Kinda Of marble and granite nonu.
nry, ali Kinds al marble. aranito and
stone coping Iron railing Furnished
"a order. Write Tor dgnirnv and
pfices
nptfNSAHpg Mornhine tlnpr,. ..Ynu
cam be cured pniuioaaly and pef-
%Seis Tor u i proof Ia tos tine aud
'H p'rue Sll aenI ,v ,rog upon Pow , es
~, - N"''Nt N'N w.
p''''us'N we
fNlNNlH'
,rur,Ant rfrnyt,,,pan.y roun.si.
li,t,',, -, ,,,,,,
nl-e,sl aW pilh l3,'V''ol W. ',,,, ,,,h
nnu iui'lhn pe'sn,., e y, ,nti ,.,,iia
iAuNlr hoNht ~ :" ~, N' y, t gelv
W8ubinaton ID a seventeen years
ehperlnnpe' lne'uuNt Aott, , ~ INC
nminlnh ourph pt,Nllt ~.
Fond sketch ~ model Tor report ~
20 paieniahility Correspondence W
ylled Mention tue fort worth '"'
.= szH.-z
HELp MANtIp-fbhAbH'
s-----.,,-.', 1870 -
l'alli1,a Mnus wv, ,,g.s,ns penIy win
stamp. MISS FANNIE fELkNoh'
South Bend Ind
------,.-s----------'s'.'- '-'----'--'.
WANTED. Good cook at bes Lamar
street, corner Fourth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

IN 49,. ." f'ft N"fh".
TX 40, Christian festival win not
sfs Is n ns''saS celebrated in Fort Worth
Z, ~ cities, and the observance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

FOR RENT April 1. three largc, airy
furnished roonih parlor ana cham
beers above Also stable and coach
mun'a room privileges, large yard,
shade trees etc, Apply No 1917
Lamar street
ron RENT Furnished room Apply
Mt Ga Taylor street
FOR REM without or without
board, furnished front room up'
stairs go q couple without children.
or IN two gentlemen Address "N,'
MANTgO-UOOMs,
MANTEp,-Noatly furnished room.
3oS Fast Third street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

NaaN NtH
nlsh no 10 PIq ie s, S9e b5s ,N sS S@ '1p
front, small white spot in face
, sSsit N "'i 'S TsN. w. IT, i'0'
...-.-....>...,,.,.,..'..',.l,....,..,,-
s225. on South Main, Return TO city |
nuishai on pr, Mitchell and receive |
LOST Watch, aned Sesc waltbew
A, s." engraved In case. Reward !
for ne return TO me owner ~ INV
Terry street
potNn
- ...... .......,.
tsotrNn- voia ,yntcb. owner can
nave Il by proyinE property nnd pay.
I'm t,e Vrostn "a And,c,v'a neetory
uYsINugz CuANgEs.
---,---.0- -, -----
START business Of your own be
manufact5g6rners Gssnd , % esh az s' Xxx
booS , v wv ,nafr,~tisns how tS NO,
oeed. erorge n. Parker, Broker,
Neru1r 1'''1."e, Nss'''s
tiNNN'iNh
-,
MONEY TO LOhN ON fNNho
BY THE
e.,,,.,,- -,,.r. ,,o,r,, ,ar,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

II. II. sTANpLEY has tie bcnt stock
of gacond-hand furniture, stoves ana
quecnaware. also manufnctuifh ine
best fence Tor yards ana khfpehs ~
Texas. 2l3 Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

=ss-sH--=ss|a-s
OFFICE OF Commissioner " agfi'
culture insurance, atHtiatica md hiss
tory, Austin roy., March " iSei--rd
certify thet the Commercial Alliance
TIE " Stance company OF New York,
n. NJ, mas An an reunecta fuly oomrlied
with the lava OF Texas 40 con.
dltionR precedent to SIS doing buni'
iioaa iu THIS state, ana that Hhid com-
pauy holds a certificate uf authority
from this Oiiico cntiilng q 10 dc bust
from the lat day OF January, 1884, 10
tho aint day az December, 1894
Given under my hand aud seal, nt
nfiirc, IA Austin the day aud date
nrat above wrlttnt tgeaL JOHN ~.
uOLLINGSWoRrU, Uommiwioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

N. C. HALL. Joweler, cheapest house
Ia tho oliy. Buys ola nold and silver
Corner Main and Eleventh streets.
AGENT for Franoo-Ocrnnn ring POSI-
tiVc cure for rhcumatism' Write FOR
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

ppuNKARDR. Morphine usera--Yuu
enu ", cured pniuleaaly and per-
mnncutY ia from ten days 60 three
weeks for ~. Proof, Testimonials aud
M PARTICULARS sent FREQ upon re-
quest Address 49, Wilson, box vs.,
Comauoho Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25
I,lsI

Lost watch. filled cnsc, Walthnm
movement Letters From y 60 NJ,
A. s." engraved IN case. Howard
Terry street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

moN AND STEEL ROOFING AND
gidlng. o. X. Harry Iron Works
Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

49, 's's'.' s'ys,'e'''ae
FORT WORTH Marble and Granite
Wprks-lohn a, lergin a Son Al
hniH Of marble and granite mOnue
inquta, hon1etunah, tablets and Htntu-
AIRY, an kinds 0f marble, granito and
stone coping Iron railing furnished
10 order. Write for dCniKna and
prices.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-25

sANTAo For men only; greatest re-
gturcr and developer known;
strongthona. inviEorOtcs; prlrr, 81;
guaranteed. stamp Tor confidential
circular DR. IA. n, Miller "a Quincy
street. Chicago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
Failed TO Give Proper Warning.

A good story is told by one OF the
parties interested OF q Brooks county
Judge, who presided at an action Tor
damages against the Savannah, flor-
ida and Western Railroad for the Kill
ing OF a COW, not many years ago. In
such cases the testimony OF the eh
gineer and fireman is always allowed
in behalf Of the defendant, except IN
certain cases.
1t seems that in this instance the
COW walked across the track and De
hind a shed. which stood very near
by, and then emerging from behind
tho shed tried to cross again "hen
she was killed by the train.
What did you do when you sa"
the cow on the trackF' asked the
plaintiffs attorney OF the engineer,
who was on the witness-stand.
When first saw her on the track,
WAS the reply, Il blew my whistle.
What else did you dor put In the
attorney.
when saw her cross the trach
again, l put OH my sir-orakes ano
blew the whistle again.
Anything else?"
No, that was ali l could do, undei
the circumstances.
why didn't you nollerf" asked the
judge.
Tue railroad won its case with the
jury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08

she flew into a fearful rage. She
snapped her teeth together and growl-
ing savagely hurried back to the bank
Of the creek, keeping an eye on the
three men who were watching this in
terestlng proceeding.
When she came to the edge OF the
bank where the cub was struggling
and whining, she reached down with
one paw, grabbed the cub, jerked it
up to her and with one blow killed it
She then tore it TO pieces and threw
the fragments OF its little carcass into
the creek. Showing her teeth and
swapping them savagely at the men,
who were amazed spectators OF the
old bears maternal fury, she turned
and strobe rapidly back 10 where the
other cub was awaiting her, and the
two disappeared into the woods.
The presence OF the men on the
bank OF the creek had caused the old
bear to fear pursuit. She was en-
deavoring to place herself and of.
spring beyond danger. The weakling
40 was delaying her flight. So its
cmother not only removed it as me
mace to the safety OF herself aud ths
other cub, but put it beyond the posi-
bility OF its falling into the hands oi
the foe by promptly t.ari ng all tender
maternal feeling from her breast and
the cub 20 pieces at the same time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08

In Russia. where the cold IN very
intense. the markets are very curious
things. The meat is frozen, the car
cases OF dead animals, as sheep aud
pigs. stand upright outside the stalls;
everything. even game aud poultry,
requires to be thawed before II can
be cooked. aud the market peoples
dress II "a picturesque as IL Is warm
aud comfortable.
Then the rivers are frozen over
all the winter long. aud 20 thick y
the ice that every one eau skate. any
whore aud any time. Stalls ARE put
up Oh the ice aud busy markets held
there.
la the Asiatic part OF Russia the
people live chiefly by hunting aud
n-hing, aud the fur of the Russian
suippAl, is very beHutifuI-ths sriniDe,
sable. iO1, sea otter aud others.
AT the md Of the winter, when the
snow mcits, the buutsmaU pursues
the elk. wearing iOug shoes. Ia which
h- eau glide over the rDow very
quickly, while the poor elk sinks into
the rnow deeper aDd dsrper every
step aud II at lAst OverIaksn aud
kiisd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
si.50 A YEAS, CASH.
NEW VOL. 29---NO. II.
A Hard-Workins Animal.

\ mole's life is by no means a gem
tlemanly sinecure. He has TO work
harder. in all probability, for his pit
rance OF earthworms than any other
animal works for his daily bread.
He is the prototypal NAVY. His
whole existence is spent in perpetual
~ raising and removing large piles OF
earth by sheer force OF muscle. In
order TO sustain such constant toll,
aud to replace aud repair the used-up
tissue, the mole requires TO be always
eating. His appetite is voracious.
lie works like horse aud eats like
an elephant. Throughout his waking
hours he is engaged in pushing aside
earth and scurrying after worms in
al his galleries and tunnels The
laborrr. OF course. j. worthy OF his
hire. Such craS"less activity can on
ly be kept up 10y equally ceaseless
feeding. aud ~ the mole's existence
j. one long savage alienation OF labor
aud hauqurtinS. ii heart aud lungs
and muscle are working at such a
rate that il hs goes without food for
half n day lac s:arvrs aud dies of ac-
ruai iuauition. He is IA high pressure
engine
ni> drinking j. like his eating; i'm
moderate ia all things, tie must have
his liquor much and often. SO he
digs manN pits ia his tunusllrd ground
aud catches water in them, To supply
hi need, at frsquent intervals. lie
doesn't believe. however. la the ear
lv closing movement Day aud night
alike. he drinks every few hours, for
day and night ARE all alike To him;
me works guG rests by turn, after the
fashion uf the uavvirs employed In
digging uuuels. or measures his time
b> watches, "a l. the way ot sailors,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-08
Obeying Orders.

Pal was u fresh arrival and had
obtained a situation in a hotel as a
man OF all work. Now. Pat" said
the landlord, you see that sign,
Gentlemen must use the spittoCns.
If you notice any OF the guests violat-
ing that rule, l want you 10 report the
matter to me-"
''Oi will, sor."
Pat kept a sharp lookout, and after
watching a gentllnan for half an hour.
went to him aud said, Dye moind
the sign forninst the wall, sorT'
Yes"
why don't you observe it, thin z
II am not splitting on the carpet.
said the gentleman, rather astonished.
"Oi know yer not. an yer not usin'
the spsttune nayther. spet, ys
thafe, or Oil report yez