The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-10-05

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talistic dream being ut aanAs8pft:lldAktsAa
very. thin land. .incnnstuhSeAhift dream
nnd the bread and .bntter q~uesfkomJAr'
ling Il very sober and. tangible reality.
there must be an interval OF. suffering;
le:ehtered ints.esA space tliSere.. must;
hn. l@tsvcen tMsMrst ,act...of love and
~ halance Of tho. play: ..::.::.
5: Ills vacation being more: than:bver,
Che; was compelled to return ta& the
.scnRe%.of Ills laboy. .
Finsa~ however. he. had All Interview,
With NJ spencer, who. received .h1Hi
very coldlE, He: asked: for a parting
interyieM ~, wyith.Nlss IT, which. was re-
ut can..aio no. possible good" her
father said:
Z: AS a compromise, however, a mess
age was to-besdelivered to the>young
lady to the effect that. the young imam
was compelled to resumes his search
for the means to acquire. fame. and
distinctions aRd she was to be true un-
TIL her lover &me again. :.
This. mcssaA j. MI. Spencer agreed to
deliver, wfth-A43 he plain understanding,
however, that he should not second It.,
nor consent toS II, nor be a party to it
iii any. way; and that there was to be
no answer. =
And. here the young man made the
great stroke of his life. in, the wooing
way-so. far as, the obdurate parent
was. concerned. . 7
."IE1here need be no answer" he said;
|:dn Answer would only be needed.to
FshbN "that:the- message had been. de-
liveTed"and that Miss Spencer would
wait. For .tle,. first Of thesen.things.
he could trusfsa.. gentleman like Mr..
Spencer, anda Ifhe' second, he. gould
And With thislfhe young cavalier of
a mue es1' d,'t ,af X !!Safe; @;tS edgalia .Wi}n ,afT is
ing eolops.anuss& With 'aH c%anvas.set: A
triYn,ghapt withdrawal from the field
with every pointsaved. IN
MI. SpenteE.. 8. kept. his wor3k nf
course, but heidi qq4t.ralax 4hfless
lIy be-; cen -Ashleigh Ellinger and tie
young lady whom he worshiped and
Life goes on: To-day it is not worth
the .liyingi On account Of the pain and
SORROW, on account Of the trouble and
misery in it. But tomorrow comes
withurelief; and cunning old Time is
busy spreading his salve. Wounds
that capped yesterday are healed to-
day, and will be no more than scars
Tomorrow The scars get DINNER as
Time .smooths and tgraees, rubs out
and writes down anew: And at last
there are no scars; At last, let US
|ahope, that there Ire POT. even recollec-
lions of. the scars.
Ellinger went backs to his studies
and put the very maximum: ef strain
uponsShis mental and physical. eguipA
ment to acquire the knowledge which
was to. make him a full Aedsed' NJ. d.
hNQpetaers came from If. She Would
f.not.ba-.e party to any deception in the
hfhatter. and none was attempted. ''
X. BeafVm1 mind, however, that. this: is
Thea, eRNghtened and:' civilized nine;
faenth century; that tle1a was no tow:
ker nbt'ho dungeon for the lady in the
case. ."s i.
You can hardly. estimate the waste
| Of t9nder EXPRESSION caused by this
|N6Sfanpy time. .BdtxySu can. see how
|iyt&.y much worse. it. night: have been,
| anAxxou can see what 2 great:improve.
/ ment modern methods are oyer. the
crua' CUSTOMS; Of. hygone aflys:'
t;a nss.fsfs sna MS5ke sx 3ss5&F; S$te So. m csaa,
f fis,eeu and age eneisy %sfG;s1Sss Il ia lit heed heed
me caution. H6:wh:s rich enough. III
I, IL Nf1c a,,.5 e%,,n,,rth TN crnolrg1.SHr1o nf
it, he thought, in acddtiringg. .his6bject:
He wanted, osshorteift this time of:I'roa
batihn, as. he considered. 1T. al.
O. course, IL he spent only. his accul-
mutations Of health and strength: the
1HEIbme, SO to speak, he was in: no
danger Of becpmingxs4hysRal or men.
tax ba1fKftbt;; but he was not satisfied &
TO do. tAatser,tiaH t6t' consider. what'a
waste he was. making Of. his capital;
did not measure, nor count the great
inrcads, whtok Ne WAS making. upon
his principal. 5,-..%.s.
|, .Jieskepf up, however, and. added to
his prospects for a speedy-ahd salts
fateofy exaninatio1.3 ~ Reereations.
pleasures, pursuits of any sort .eX-
| cepting the main one, he dehfed him
.selfptterly%- .~..::s.
AND. 50, 4arYous. excited, but. fuli OF
AohSeious power, he passed UP to the
LAay Of;his final examinations.
. Mr.. Spencer vas meanwhile at Park
! ersburg busily engaged, not bestowing
very many waking hours upon his
| family.
Business is the great ogre of the day
and swallows up, destroys and tears
in pieces. Business is the pride. and
glory Of our civilization. How it
builds splendid and spacious editices;
how it adorns, beauties, arranges,
and transformsi. II has made marvel
GUS thipgs.. ii spans the earth. in. the
smallest dlTSisf6n: of. time; and, laying
it's a :tss the telephone, 1t hears
Expices.athqHaaiid miles Away. Cities,
factories, railroads, all .tiat the world
EAplds that is worth having, is at the
bsck and call. of. business.
) The business man who controls. and
FEuides. all this is a wonder Of the
|stiines and ii peculiar to the times:s.,
~ ITO :BEcoNr!N!uEp.) -.
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The g~racetsaendet the new brand Of