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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
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President c. p, Huntington Of the
Southern Pacific is OF the opinion that the
Nicaragua, oanAl will mover he built. and
he gives these reasons FOR 30 believing;
1--WE have three or four billions on dollars
in Eastern or Western railroads In the
United States, which can do the business
contemplated by way OF the canal better
Besides the fact that tolls would be tx
horbitant for the canal passage because
VI the large amount OF interest TO be
paid on the cost OF construction. We must
bear in mind the extreme Importance OF
the question of insurance OF vessel and
carsoes. The freight to San Francisco is
only about one-nfth the insurance on GER
tain lines Of Eoods around the horn. Tile
business OF the Suez canal and the i'm
portancc of that artificial waterway fur
nish no precedent in behalf OF the Elcar-
aqua canal"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

The record OF accidents for July by the
Railroad GeSette. gives ihlrty-three coili-
sions, nfty-two derailincnts and three from
other causes, a total OF eighty-elght ac-
cidents. In which twenty-five persons were
killed and soventy-six injured.
OF the tfains involved twenty .seVoa
were passenger and oignty-siN freight aud
others total OF iiS trnins
OF the seventeen persons killed sixteen
were employees and one passenger; injured.
gers.
Nineteen accidents caused the death OF
one or more persons each. and twenty
three caused injury. but not dcath loav-
Ing forty-six 6s per cent OF the wholcl
which caused no personal injury deemed
worthy OF record.
A comparison with July OF the previous
1--WE wears shows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS,
KANSAS PEOPLE ARE BUYING DIRT.
Livcryman Fiies suit for 1t Horse.
Other saits-Lccai News nna
Personal Notes

Galveston, Texas. september s.--w. W.
1laA es, fireman on hoard the plot boat
Mamie Higgins, fell of the boat this
morning at siO o'clock and was drowned
The houy was recovered at o'elork ana
taken 10 an undertaking establishment,
who're II was prepared Tor burial
The deceased was about Is years OF age
and had rcslucd Ia Galveston for a num-
Der OF years. lie leavcs wife and four
children Ills residence was IN the nen-
yer Rcsurvey.
Hayes was a brothcr-in.la OF Denny
Foley OF TITS city.
Justice Finn was called and held an
Inquest on tho body.
liz lad been fireman on tho boat for
about four years. lie was very stoauy
and regular In his habits. Deceased VAS
about a. years OF axe and an Engishfnan.
Justice Finn after hearing the evidence
rendered verdict that the deceased camc
to his death by accidental drowning.
llANsANs BUYING DIRT.
Tho people Of Kansas ara showing their
Interest Ia Galveston and It's people In
mnro than one way They are buying
Galveston realty and this In itself tends
10 show the confidence they have In tho
futuM OF tho city. Tho latest sale
recorded was ono made by VIM. REOPEN
yesterday TO c, 4 Griffin OF lkanaas CITY.
The property purchased was three lois
and improvements on the southwest
corner Of Twcnty-HiNth and Winnic, the
price paid was sl5,5Q0, he also bought a
house and lot on Thirty.ninth street ana
avenue l. for Vase. Other kansas citizens
an investing m Galveston real estate.
Yesterday Professor Lindenherg OF this
city purchased piece OF property ct
Dickinson for 5000
SUITS FILED.
In tho county court today John J. STAN
wood & Co, hlcd suit against J. l.. ull-
49, -
a ault on contract against the Houston
Direct Navigation company.
August Stauifacher also filed IN tho
county court a nult against Silas CLARK
for damages. Roth are livery stable men.
and the plaintiff allegea that clark bor-
roWcd u horse and surrey from him; that
while Clark had the aboye-namcd prop
crty he hired 1t TO some ono unknown
TO plaintiff and the horse was killed by
driving and the aurrcy damaged. He
wants siOo.
LOCAL NOTES.
Yesterday evening Justice Finn uni,ed
IN marriage Charles W. Mccormack anu
Miss Fanny rrenElor.
The complimentary hop given at Wool
lam'H lako last evening was largely at
tended. About loo corules were proaont
This evening an Ice cream festival was
givcn nt tho reaidcnce OF Mira. Cannon
on Seventeenth and avenue X for tho
bcnclt or the East hnd mission.
IN n runaway this morning man
whose name could not bc learned was
thrown from his wagon on West Market
street. near Twenty -sevenlh. and quito
scroualy Injured.
Albert Erickson. shcrin OF Harris enln-
~. came down from Houston this moiIi-
inE Tho object OF his visit hero u To
iako back led SHELTON. ooorcd, who 10
wanted IN Houston on a ehnrgo Of lheit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07
THE DEATH ROLL.


Corpus Christi. Texas. September 1.-THE
place yesterday afternoon al o,rinSis
from the Baptist church. under the aus
pices OF Joseph H. Johnston Camp. q. c.
" OF which he was an honorod menu
per and the Knights OF Honor. ON last
sunday deceased preached an excellent
sermon TO his congregation. at the con +.
elusioh OF which he read his resignation
as pastor OF the Baptist church Tie nnid
he never expected 10 MI a pulplt rs n,stor
OF a church. as his health was tanldiy
declining. Rev. Hardwicke was c. years
Of age and was chaplain In the war.
HIS name is known throughout the soush-
ern States,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

tory OF the Bolton and Northwestern rail-
way met yesterday and elected the FOL
lowing officers; George G. Ponhleton,
president. w. $. Holman, iirst vice pres.
idnet, 4. w. Cochran, second Vice rresl-
dent; j. u. Miller. Jr.. treasurer, Henry
Arktln. secretary. George w. TYLER wna
appointed by the president az attorney
Tor the road. A committee OF three wax
appointed TO secure an agent or agents TO
secure the right OF way at once. A trait
nc committee was appointed consisting OF
J. q. Miller Jr.. George Tyler $. NJ.
Kay ana Henry Austin TO secure a traf-
nc contract with the Cotton Belt railway,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

New York Recorder.
ON the hill rear the hears den In Pros
poet Park. brooklyn. ~ tho dechyoi REM
limit 81 y BIT OF hat called "rhc Slaves
Calm" Whether or not II was indeed
that IL serves TO rcmild those who 80 to
zee tho bears that slavery WAS not alto
gether a Southern institution Ia old
times.
indian slavery waB abolished IN New
York IN 1919. but no ono thought there
was anything wrong IA the tesro slave
trada for long after The royal governors
Of this city used to treat II much as Tam
many treated The Sunday liquor traffic
forbiddlng Il and allowing fayorites TO en-
KyKo IA IL for a confederation.
In ILL., there were enough negro slaves
In New York TO form a perpetual menace
against It's safety. Twenty neEroes
were In that year executed for Matching
an instruction. In iTii there was a great
lire In New York. Negroes and bad white
men wero accused OF conApiring TO burn
the town. and thirty-four Of tho former
and four OF tho latter hung publicly dan
Cling IN tho wind from Elbbcts on the
battery.
slavery had been introduced by the
Dutch in earliest times. II fingered well
INTO this century In New York. whlcn
was far behind tho New England states
In It's abolition. In 1870 there were htill
1000 slaves In tho Empire Stair. But by
gradual steps tho institution was cxtin-
gaished within the next twenty years
Every child OF u glare born inter July
A. 1880. wan free, and only fow OF tho
older onca remained TO release.
New York IA colonial times was not
alone IN the slaye trade. Old Peter Fnneuil
made hls money IN II. and Faneuli halt.
tho Acradie Of Liberty" was built with
slave trede proiita Cation Mather had
MACK slave called ''spaniafd." Tho cold
coin. the "Gulnrn.v was named for tho
gold coast m Aztec, whence eafnr 10Th
negroes and gold. Newport was tbs xf,
Hast shaving port m New EnKiAnd, md
TIM my laid the foundations OF me Tort
unenX Any OF the great hhpuo i7iAna
family
osert a Or San nsrnaraine: Cal,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Union dclot II near n completion. Mr..
Alderhouae has commenced the erection
OF n house on Main street When COM
pleted he Will put In a stock u general
merchandise.
a contract has been let to erect 5000
school house. The railroad company has
lust completed cotton platform which
win be used FOR public weighing and
loading cotton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07


Georgetown, Texas, September i.--While
the Baptist camp meeting was discon-
tinued at the old Fair Grounds on last
Sunday night. yet the interest was such
that large number OF persons, hoth
saints and sinners, requested thst the
services be continued in town and The
attendance and interest shows no abnte-
ment. Rev 1sano Sellers has Leen pastor
of the First Baptist church at this place
fer the past nine years. and the great
success attending this meeting shows him
to have strong held upon these people.
Rev. Sellers stated to the people IN tho
beginning Of the meeting that he had
preached for them so long that all he
could promise them would be warmed
over BREAD but then II was served red
hot and everybody seemed to like Il. This
meeting Is remarkable for the fact that
the men and women OF this section seem-
ed more interested than the younger cle-
ment. Among the converts is promi-
nent business man, who used 10 own a
saloon here before the prohibition elcc-
tion, and was virtually the leader Of the
anti forces. The antls are now casing
about for -lHader.
At the close OF the last service at thu
camp ground. Mr. V. c. Hart, In a neat
speech. presented Pastor Isaac Sellers
with beautiful pair Of gold spectacies.
n gift from the campers and others.
The solo singing OF Mir. Hart and the
mastery manner In which he handles his
new organ, combined with his intelli-
gent management of the choir and ron-
gregation in sacred song, was indeed a
potent factor In making this camp meet
ing great success. He has happy
faculty OF making friends with his Cnoir
and congregation nj the very start ard
enlists their hearty cooperation In the
singing. Mr.. Harris sweet gospel songs
have brought sunshine into the hearts
and homes OF hundreds OF citizens, and
nil classes will gladly welcome him back
next year to aid in another camp meetlhg,
There will be ten or twelve converts hap
tied next Sunday in the San Gabriel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Bastrop. Texas. September 1.-The i,aH-
trnp county commissioners met IN called
session and made final arrangements for
the working OF the county convicis on
the public roads, and the following over
seers were appointed Messrs. Townsend,
Lima and Landher, The work viii begin
next Monday.
Constable Jack and Deputy Sheriff Bell
brought from Upton MI T. q Npbley
who was tried and adjudged insane. ard
Is now IN the ooanty jail awaiting removal
~ tho aeylfu
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A. one Hundred anal ren.

Orange, Texas. September 5-IIarriet
Morgan. an old negress well known in
Orange, died here last night at the ad-
Vaneed age OF 10 years. Her youngest
child lives In Orange and Is over co wears
old. Her husband died about twelve
years ago at the age OF lOi years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Crockett, Texas. sepiembar LAS q re-
suit OF the prohibiion election held In
Houston county September 5. the follow
ing IS the vote cast. all the returns hay-
Ing come in: For prohibition. sZ7i against
prohibition. 1866. The pros only carried
two boxes In the county. Orapeiand by a
majority Of II. and Lovelady By a major
ity OF Is. At one place. Holly. ihe ants
got every vote. Only about a two-thlrds
vote was cast
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IIYNiENEAL.


w " watkins of Llano was quietly mar
RED mis- morning TO Miss Cora Edwards
Of This place at the residence OF the
brides mother and left at once for their
flture home in Llano. Brownwood's loss
IL Iiano's gain. Miss Cora Is one OF
Brownwoods most accomplished young
ladies. She has been raised here and Is
a special fayoIdte with all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Calvert. Texas. September h.-Prospects
are good for still another line OF railroad
for Calvert. siaee the Missouri. kansas
and Texas railroad bought the waco
end Northwestern Iine Il has been stated
Nv a railroad man that Calvert may
catch the extension OF the latter named
road. as II viii run through this county
10 East Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Mullen. Texas, September 5.-Captain j.
u. Martin died at his home hero last
night at 2.e0 O'Clock. His children are
all here, except L, w. Martin, who is 0x-
pected in on the next train. He will DE
buried tomorrow ut 10 a. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Aruidoon. Texas. September s.-Married
last night at 1880 at tne Baptist ehslsn
in Muldoon. DR.. II. II. mitchell. anu az, nlis4
sic HOPKINS. both OF this place. Rev
DR.. Barnum offolAted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Tomplc. Texas, September 5.--Mr- a. Z.
buchanan was married yesterday at a'SV
n m. 10 Miss Manic DcKey at the FIRST
Methodist church. Rev. J. w Dlekersoll
of Abbott. Texas. officiating. The happy
couple are two OF Temples most popular
Young people. They left on the north-
bound Katy for honeymoon IN Coiofa'o'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

cratic party. and events may occur before
tne convention which may bring any one
~ ITEM TO the front. The election OF
NJ; campbell as governor OF Ohio would
Waho hlh a very strong chnnldaia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Corpus Christi. Texas, September b
Mr. r o. Norman and Miss Amanda
Stevenson were married here yesterday
rev. j. Il. Webb officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Galveston. Texas, September 5.-'A
vo,,ne attorney In this city, Mr.. Reuben
4 Reese, gave his friends quite a sur
nrise last evening. He was married 70
Miss Mamie 7. Belbaze, who resides az
15g7 Mechanic street. The bride ~ the
daughter Of Mr.. j. Belbaze. Mr.. Reese
Il in the office of While. Campbell & Bal
iinger. Justice Finn performed the cere-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Nayasota. Texas. September 5.-Mr.
IT, r., sand OF Lyons, Burleson county,
tI',rst Of this city, Rev. J. O. Tanner
ofdctating No cards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Corpus Christi Texas, September o.
Mrs. l.. ]. Sturges Of Hlllsboro. who was
died yesterday afternoon, and her remains
viii be shipped to Hillsboro for buri-L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-07

Calvert, Texas. September "a meet
ing began at the Baptist ce-rch last
night. conducted by the pastor G.
Eurkett who Will be assisted by the noted
singer. Valle c. Hart OF Galveston.
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u. and N. W. odictais.
Bolton. Texas, September A--Ine ai'eo-
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~ termed a politician III has besn
I, M rom one position 10 another
sayle, people Of his own state without
~ nr,,,, made the slightest effort himself
Ii isose his own political fortunes.
|sil ~, e,Nined here that Mr.. whitney
Hicp. ~, r. candidate for the nomina-
h ton.,s mat when the convention comes
rsrnr,t available men MIR. cnriisie's
. a bser WI increase. In spite OF all that
Pens ,o sald 10 the contrary, thore
n clrri.u . seneral impression in off,
r. oAndIa. ma, Mr.. Wmtney's dental OF
ktlfernAi, Is final. II Is considered
tfssn,Is pfobable that the New YORK
" M VIM be again Tor senator Am
2eas a. ry u viii be strongly urged by
3lthiy a, Western States. There ero
= o'ner available men In the demo-
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A british

Whose Grandfather Was n Famous rriss-
fig~htcr-rho Now speaker OF the House
OF Common, aud tho Stock IIo De.
sccnded From.
William Court Gulloy will DO the
speaker Of tho British house OF coul.
mona 10 succeed Arthur Wellesley Pool.
lilo 10 tho choice OF tho government,
aud will DO elected. 1t Is no, generally
known. perhaps, that tho man 10 DO
thus honorod 10 descended from u prizo.
fighter.
John Gully, tho grand.sirc Of tho
coming speaker, was not only q prize.
lighter. but ono Of renown, and at one
time held tho tito champion OF Eng.
land. Ills father, In turn, was II
bu,chet-but what OF that?-so was tho
iathcr oil Cardinal Wolsoy. Even old
England, where pride Of ancestry ruuS
riot and brains count for less than a Goa.
oi arms, has had her experience with
mon Of plobeian birth who have forced
success and attained prominence by
sheer desert. Among tho occupants Of
tho woolsack she has had a Newcastlc's
karber's sou, and at another limo tho
offspring OF 4 grocer. Ono prime minis.
ter was tho son Of an actress, and an.
other tho descendant OF a cotton.spin.
nor. Surely thero should be no bubble
because tho next speaker 10 tho do.
scendant OF n pugilist.
There is much OF intereat in tho life
oil tho cldor Gully. lie was born In
Bristol August 81, 1883. the son OF n
master butcher Of responsibility. lilo
early took to the prize ring aud when
twenty-five years old had his first bat
tic with Hen Pierce, called tho Game
Chicken" who wa, then champion Of
England. Previous to this time Gully
was littio known in London and had
mover sicnalized himself as q pugilist.
lilo had for some time followed the avo-
cation OF butcher, bu. being unsuccess-
lul had taken country lodgings in the
neighborhood OF 81. Georges Fields, as
the Kings Bench prison was iacetiously
termOd. There he had n fine, open sit.
uation and found room enough to exert
his muscles in tho active amusement OF
rackets.
Gully fought many famous battles in
tho prize ring. bu; his reputation does
not end With his career in the ring. lilo
became in after years one Of tho noted
public mon OF his time. After a iew
years passed in the occupation OF tav.
ern-keeper, in which he earned general
respect, he was so fortunate in turf
speculations aud so well served bv
sound judgment in racing matters thai,
hn FnfIFaI a nj hnra ~ N ,la ,,t,r1hnanr ~
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PROf. yEltNULLO
has arrived. Daily performance }, 3 and
~ y. IN. at "
THE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.


Tho Hot Springs OF Arkansas have
long been deservedly popular, for the
reason that there has been no other
place that has filled the requirements OF
both, n health and a pleasure resort.
This state OF affairs has changed. The
Hot Springs OF South Dakota have, in
recent years. been thrown open to the
people. aud because OF their delightful
situation and great curative qualities,
arc becoming more popular every day.
Situated Ms this resort is, in the famous
Black Hills. in the midst Of beautiful
mountain scenery, possessing that
peculiar balSamic atmosphere, which in
itself health giving, with waters that
arc pronounced by experts equal. If not
superior. 10 those OF any other mineral
springs in the world, it will soon out.
rank any other like resort.
Tho hotel accommodations are OF the
best--hostelries with all the modern i'm.
provement, and couveniences. The
Evausltlotel, built OF pink sand store,
with steam heat, electric lights, and
every room an outside one, is easily the
best conducted house between Chicago
hlu btANc'. ElUe UlIIl houses are con-
nected with the best hotels. The rates
Of Nil the hotels are very reasonable.
Tho surrounding country is o than
picturesque-it is wonderful. Tho mar.
vclous Wind Cave" the falls OF Fall
River; Battle Mountain, the old Indian
battle ground; Deadwood and the gold
fields; and the famous Bad Lands are all
within driving distance. The mammoth
plunge bath at the Springs is noted as
being one Of the largest natatoriums in
the world. So healtliiul arc tho sur
roundings. and so many the onven
fences OF this Carlsbad OF America"
thntiti is rapidly becoming the Mecca"
not only for invalids, but for pleasure
ssckcrs rs well. The Burlington
Route reaches there in a day and a half
IRON ST Louis. Pullman sleeper, and
iree chair ears on train No. Is run to
Lincoln, aud from Lincoln free chair
cars and sleepcrs run through to the
springs.
For further information, call on any
Huntington Route agent. or address
d. o. Ives, General Passenger and Trav-
cling Agent, ST. Louis. Mo.
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~ had not used one bottle before | felt better.
Icoutinued u steadily improve under its use.
| an now a vol. healthy woman. able to DO my
own work. lhaye good digestion aud appetite.
sleep well and am always cheerful.
This Is what Dr. Grecne's Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy has done for me. l heartily re-
commend 1t to everybody. II Is n wonderful!
medicine"
The whole world Is amazed at wha; Is bcilg
done by Dr.. Grcenc's Ncrvura blood aud nerve
remedy. Nothing Ike II has ever been known
before. It maSc' the nerves strong as steel.
the blood pure and rich, the skin soft and beau.
sparkle which Indicate perfec; health.
There are Thousands upon thousands OF weak,
nervous people. depressed in mind and debili.
ta;ed in body. particularly a; this season OF the
year, who can be made stropg and we'll by tut,
splendid remedy. II will be found the best
spring medicine that one can take. for nothing
SO quickly aud surely gives strength OF nerve. In.
vigoratlon OF blood and healthful action OF all
the organs. as DR.. Grecue's Se.vu-a blood aud
nerve remedy.
1t is not a patent medicine. but the prescrip-
'ioH vi 'ne NUN suCCcSsiuI H'luS spcclaust III
curing nervous aud chronic diseases, DR.. Greene,
OF IS West Fourteenth street New York City. lie
has the largest practice in the world, and this
grand meeical discovery IS the result OF his vas;
experience. The great reputation OF Dr.. Greene
isu guarantee that his medicine will cure. and
the fact that he eau be consulted by anyone. NJ
amy time, free Of charge, personally orby letter.
gives absolute assurance Of the beneficial action
OF this wonderful medicine.
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WISE AND

Bradley Boardman (soliloquizing)-
"rrilby's feet! Well. I'll be hanged.
They've published Trilby, and painted
Trilby, and dramatized Trilbv, but |
call this going to extremes. Anyhow,
thank Heaven, that's the end OF her.
Boston Giobl.
~Friend-'Do you know that | am Mt
last beginning to understand your
poo,ry?" Great Magazine Poet-"Itcay.
ems. Is it then true that | am losing
my cuuning?'-Syracusc Pot.
Think Of your own faults the first
part oil the night, when you are awake,
aud tho fault, OF others the latter part
OF tho night. when Won arc asleep
Chinese PrOrtrh.
As the sword OF the best tempered
metal is the most flexible, so the truly
generous arc the most plant and cour-
.eous in their behavior to their inferi-
ors-FuRer.
Mis,ress-"Do You want to wear my
patience out, Nary" Servant-"I
would prefer your silk, mum. if it's tho
same to you.'-Loi Angeles Herald.
Az ouu phiiuuTOWiC een.ence-One
which reads the sane backward ~ for.
ward-i, Draw pupils lip u~pward."-
Neg Orleans Times cmocrat.
Don't draw down the blind. and give
the family the impression it is u sin to
be agreeable on the Sabbath day
Rams Horn.
Man is a good deal like a fish. You
know tho fish would never get into very
serious trouble if i. kept its mouth shut.
-Iit.Bin.
Tho superiority OF some men is mere
ly local. They are great because their
associates are lisslc.-Johnon.
A proud mani. seldom n grateful man,
for he never gets rs much as he thinks
he deserves.-H. ". Bcecher.