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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

l. a certain indication OF impure and i'm
poverished blood. II your blood could
always be rich and pure, full Of the
red corpuscles upon which its vitality
depends, you would never be- weak, or
Nervous Boils, pimples, scrofula, salt
rheum, would never trouble you. But
our mode Of living, shut IN all winter
IN poorly ventilated homes and shops,
depletes the blood and there Is loss OF
appetite, and weakness. Hoods Sarss-
psriila Is the standard remedy for this
condition. It purihes, vitalixes and
enriches tho blood, overcomes that
tired feeling, builds up the nerves and
gives perfect health. Read this:
"Our daughter, Blanche, when four years
Of age had humor break out on her
hands and face, which our physician
pronounced eczema. II the cold air
reached her face or hands they would
swell up, look almost purple, and
headed blistsrs would form and break,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications Will not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

The tobacconist may not be primarily
a man Of reformatory tendencies, but ne
has n prediction for turning over new
leaf"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

When we believe other men good, we
pay unconscious tribute to our own right
eousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24

No man has more weil-grounded tes'i-
monies of success than the undertaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
Vtferury NOteR.

Even the wrestler loses nothing BY be-
ing thrown upon his own resources.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-24
A Reliable Hule.

Upper: presume you have heard Of
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
Attractions at River View

Thamarvelods Minerva. .thestrong woman,
the veritabIe paradox of nature, and Herr
Blatt, the man that catches cannon balls
fired from a huge field piece, the same being
loaded by a committee selected from the
audience, viii appear today at River Y lew
ThisdOubla aattTaCtionComesloud heTalded
from Europe, where they have appeared
before the crowned heads and continental
audiences with great success. Minerva,
in space of fifteen minutes, performs such
startling feats of strength that would take
the like of twenty men to accomplish. With
this double attraction, Capt. Randall begins
his season OF special features at River View,
and big turnout should greet his enter
prise. The PentZ will leave at f0:45 a. m,
2:45 and 5:45 p. m. There viii be two
performances, which viii be free, the fare
remaining the same, 25 cents for admits and
Is cents for children.
The Washington times., 1895-06-30

COburn & Thacher, and has charge of the
Drawbaugh telephone interests.
George w. Gregory had a long term in
the office and Is now member of Crosby
& Gregory, one of the leading Boston firms.
Charles Z. Mitchell is head OF great
New York business He served his appren-
tiCcship here.
Marcus Hopkins, for man yyears employed
in different capacities in the government
office, went out to do for himself and is
now senior member of Hopkins & Adkins.
Frank l.. Freeman was an examiner of
electrical contrivanees He is now of
Foster Il Freeman, who do a big business,
particularly in telephones
4. J Seymour married the daughter of
Gen. d. Liggett, who was Commissioners
when Mr.. Seymour was assistant examiner
He now represents Mr. Liggett's firm here
and is an authority on patent law.
MORE PUSHING MEN
James L. Norris, after long service,
went into business for himself, with what
| result is known 90 all in any way familiar
with The patent business.
MunsOn, Phillips x Phelps Were all three
at one time in the government service.
Their name is known throughout the
country.
Duncan Page, OF New York, were at one
time here in the person OF Mr.. ) 4. Duncan,
ilb I'lSc 10 lilt; "a htl
Charles j Kintner, now successful in NeW
York city, was here principal examiner
and afterwards chief clerk.
H G Townsend, also IN New York going it
alone, was also a principal examiner.
Frank 7. Brown, once examiner of inter
ferences, went with Commissioner Ben
Butterworth and Benton ]. Hall The firm
was dissolved by the death of Ar. Han
Mr. Brown is now senior of Browne Darby,
of Chicago
President James A p ierce, of the patent
attorneys association of Chicago, was once
Il principal examiner. as was his partner,
George p. Fisher, He was a student at
Cornell when Gen. Liggett'S son was killed
in a hazing affair. He was friend ol
young Ligsett and came on here with the
remains. Gen, Liggett liked him and gave
him a place in the department.
j. G. Elliott, of Elliott & Hopkins, Chi
cago, was an assistant examiner here
K. G.. Dyrenforth resigned as deputy COM
missioner of patents to associate himself
with his brothers, Dyrenferth & Dyren-
forth, Chicago.
In this list ex Commissioners Gen Hal
bert, j. Payne, William E SymoGds, E.
NJ Marble. Ellis Spear, Gen. Ligsett and
Hon Ben Butterworth are not included, as
they Were never clerks.
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
slO.Oo-To
Niagara FaIls-s1O-OG

The p < o. T. R. viii commence a series
of popular excursions to Niagara Falls on
July 5. at rate OF S10 for the round trip,
tickets being limited for return to ten
days from date of sale. Special train OF
parior cars ana dav GOaehes viii leave b
y o. depot. Washington. at $40 a M July
S TuHaIrg via Pbiiatic- psiiit and the famous
Lehish Valley r0gts, arriving at Niagara
Falls at p- N. saIae day StOp-overs
returning viii be permitted at Rochester,
GenPvsl. BIrdett Watkins Glen. and MaUch
Chunk
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
Fourth of July Excursion Rates via
Southern Railway to Points in
Virginia a nd Mort n Ca roItna

On account OF the Fourth of July the
Southern Railway VIII sell tickets from
Washington to all points in Virginia and
North Carolina at greatly reduced rates
Tickets on sale July 2 and 3, and also on
July i. for such trains as are scheduled to
reach destination by noon of that date,
with final limit Of July Z inclusive For
further information call on ticket agents,
at 51I and 1900 Pennsylvania avenue and
at Pennsylvania station.
The Washington times., 1895-06-30

Ex-PreSident Peixoto Dead.
Rio De JaEeiro. June 29.-Ex-PTesiden
PeIXoto is dead
The Washington times., 1895-06-30

Get your Cabinet Photo Free.
The Washington times., 1895-06-30
TONS OF TRASH.

Now that the summer heated term has
set in with decided effort to keep up with
its previous records, the city is, in a social
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
QusIano.
O'Donopan Roiia.

2onbon, 8. Mtai. - SIN Inter
bauie ereisnete Ii& beute cine aufresenbe
Scene. Mls bas Saus iiber bic Bin,
uel9e bic Balfour'lde 3wanssatte tpi-
berruft, berietb, idrie O'Donopan
&oHa, tpel9er f9 in Der Grembensal.
lerie befanb nit lauter Stimme: Ser
S1lag eines M1rbers tuurbe mir in bie-
lem 9auie periebt unb Elm S9anbifed
meinem Namen angefiist." 5ofort
eiIten mebrere Beamten ouf bic @anerie
unb &ofa tuuroe nit @ewalt unter sro'
ber Nufresuns btnaussemorfen.
2lm Ranoe oes Banferotts.
2onbon, s. Mai.-Nus 9elsrab
bier eineetroffene yla9ri6ten beuten an,
bab Serbien i'm Besriff lit, Banferott
3u MAIDEN. Die 8ep6lterung 1T ofien-
bar 3u @uniten elmer &epubiation Der
@taatsipuIben unb bic Negierung mirft
bas @elb NIT oifenen 9dnben gum Sem
iter binaus. Sic Stupti9ina bat benz
Gg-26nts Milan cine Sabrespeniion bon
$4,000 Yfo. st. setpdbrt unb 9ofbdlle,
Diners unb Teitli9teiten aller Mrt, Bel
benen cine Yra9t enttpidelt wirb, bic
mon bisber bier ni6t eefannt bot. foleen
chamber in ununterbro9ener Reibe. Die
Stabt lit in sroBartiser @eile fir ben
Gmpfang Der Grt6nisen Natalie betorirt
tporben.
Die Sage in 2(rmenien.
2onbon. s. Mat. - Die vDoilp
Neps" per0Hentli9t beute einen Brief
ibres 2orreiponoenten aus 2ars, in
uel9em seiaat tuirb, baB 800 ueberIe-
benbe BON ben lebtidbrigen Mebeleien
in Nrmenien, bic unter benz Werlpre9en,
BON ben tiirtii9en Beb6rben bel9abt su
tper6en, tn tbre D6rfer 3uriid9etebrt inb,
tagtd9li6 BON ben tiirtii9en Beamten
unb ben ibnen 3ur 0erfiisuns itebenben
@ensbarmen mibbanbelt unb ielbit ge-
martert purben.
Seit 3uei Monaten baben T@ bic
tiir!ii9en Beamten bic grDBte Weabe
segeben, UNI bic Tlii9tlinse 3u 3pin.
gen, eine petition an ben Sultan su
,lnterjet9nen. in uel@er inn fir bic
freunbli&e 8ebanbluns, bic ibnen lei.
tens Der tiirtii@en Sruppen 3u She'll
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Der l'ettbote, Donnerttas, Sen 10. uIai 1895.

lSW WW\SW wv St"S %uyUSAVUyuUB uClS
langten, ms MaiIer eeuorfen uorben
1T. Mc@utre tpobnte In Nepburab ;
Der Bruber beHelben bot bic 2ei9e bes
Grtruntenen oeitern rellamirt unb mad
benz friberen Wobnorte belielben 3uriid.
gebra9t. Muber Stalienern Fnb in Der
Badfetnbrennerei piele ganabier unb
Ne9er aus benz Siiben beI9dftist. Ser
serin9ite Mnitob senist unter bielen
Glementen, I'M gu @emaltaften 3u
fiibren.
Gntfprun9en.
OIean, q. g., 9. Mai. - CHARLES
Sobnion, ein Yoltrduber, Der i'm Snbia=
ner 9erritorium berlanst uirb unb auf
oeHen grsreifuns eine 1elobnuna bon
$4,000 ausseiebt 1T, 1T geitern Morqen
3ui1den bieRger 5tabt unb 5alamanca
ben Bunbesmari9dlIen entlprunaen, bic
i'm na9 benz Wefen brinsen lollten.
ct mar In Brooflpn berbaftet morben.
st bate 6anbiheqen on unb befanb 1i1
ani&einenb In li9erem @emobriam, als
ber 3ue OIean perlieb. Balb na9ber
berfelen 1eine Nd9ter in 51laf unb
als fte in Salamanca tpteber erma9ten,
ma9ten He bie unansenebme gntbeduns.
bab Sobnion bic 9anbi9ellen abseitreift
bate unb entfloben mar. Gs tpurbe
feine Spur mebr BON Tim gefunben.
Die poli3et Der bena9barten @tdbte
unb Ortl9aften 1T bena9ri4tist uorben
uno man bofft, ben gntiprunsenen tuie.
ber einfanaert 3u t6nnen.
Gin fiibner 1peltumiesler.
@Ioueefer, Maii., 9. Meai. - Die
S@aluppe ~Sprop", gisentbiimer Capt.
Soibua Slocum BON Gair 6apen. 1T ge=
fern BON bier absesangen. gapitdn
Slocum befinbet li9 allein auf benz
Gabr3eus unh beabfdttst in ber edo.
luppe, bite nur 40 SUB lang it,, eine
Sour UNI bic Welt 3u MAIDEN.
Die 1usfdten fino tribe.
Yittsbrrg. pa., 9. Weai. = gs
| fiebt nod INNER 1ebr tribe fiir bic fret
fenben &oblen9rdber In bieiem Diitritt
aus. @eitern nabmen bic 5todoole,
Mllen unb Gtbelitp Wtinen on Der Wbeel-
ing Dipilion Der Baltimore & Ohio
8abn ben Betrieb su Al Gents per
Sonne auf. Da es bide Mbern Minen
iinb, 10 lit Der Yreis sleidbebeutenb nit
go Gents fir anbere Wfinen nit biinnen
Mbern. Sic gureta unb @aperlp Wi-
men uaren nit Ntdt=l1nions9euten i'm
8etriebe unb bic @ermania Mine arbei=
tet bereits bic san3e Wo9e. Die
Strtiffiibrer 9eben inbelIen bic 9offnung
nod nibt auf unb DerIu9en bic Streifer
gum Nusbarren 3u bemesen.
Cine neue peniions.Gnt1 1heioune.
Woibinston, 9. Mtai.-Dit gnt.
i4eioung bes penl lions-Bureaus iiber
bic 8eoeutuns Der Mbbdnsiefeit in,
Gimme oes @elebes bonn 81. Stunt 1890
i 1T bonn Departement bes Snnern In
einem Sale, mo- es lid I'm bic Mutter
eines @efallenen banbelte, sednbert tpor-
ben. Das @eleb 19reibt Dor, bob tpenn
BET Grnnbbelib elmer iol9en Grau, pel9e
teine onoeren 5ubii iten3mittel befst, 10
Helm lit, bab ct ibr niht Elm lebensldng=
li4es geniisenbes gintommen perl9afft,
oerielbe ibre Yeniionsberedtisuns nidt
beeintrd9tigt. Ser Musbrud bes Sc
ieBes ~ansemeFene Subl liitensmittel" tpirb
| iebt ni9t 10 ausgelest, baB bic notb=
tpenbigiten Qebensmitteln fiir eine &eibe
BON .Sabren barunter peritanben ,perben,
lonbern lit als elm bequemes Nusfom=
men oer peni iionsbere9tisten auf 2ebens'
3eit 3u periteben.
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China uno Japan.

Sbansbai, 9. Mai.-Sier purbe
semelbet, bab Der Griebenspertrag atpi-
i9en China unb Sapan ee1tern in gbe-
foo ratifisirt tpurbe. gs beiBt, bab Cir
Robert 9art, @eneralinlpettor Der 1ine-
iii9en 30lle, bic 1e3abluns ber erb5tten
GntI9dbigun9 garantirt bat, tpel9e So
pan als gntiddbieuns fiir bes erstuun.
gene Mufgeben ber 9albiniel 9iao Sung
beanIpru9t. Cir @obert 0art ma1te
ieine &arantie inbeien bapon abbdnsi9
bab bic @erwaltung ber san3en Rriess-
enti4doisuns gang nnb gar ibm iiber-
laiien bleibe.
Bubapef, 8. Mai.-Gine Jeuers.
brunit In Der Staot @alo33e i'm Di-
itritt 3emplin 3erit6rte $50 @ebdube
unb 3 2ir9en. Drei perlonen famen
in ben Glammen um unb murben per=
lebt.
Cine eebeimnispoue 6efhiate.
BerIin. 9. Wtai. - Die rWoiIii9e
3eitung" brinet einen Beri1t bes Sn=
balts, bab Grof RlebeIsberg, friiber Elm
Mtta9ee Der oitret&ii9en @efanbti9aft
in Briiliel, in @ien berbaftet murbe.
Die Nnflase bei9ulbist i'm ber She'll
nabme an benz @fanbal. mel9er ben
Sob bes @rafen MnbroiIp u. Botros,
0i3e-YldRbent bes unteren 9aules bes
unearii9en 2anbtages, peruria@te.
Sic 2ei9e bes @rafen Mnbra7p u.
8ofros tpurbe om l. Ottober 1898 oui
benz Srottoir Dor Der @obnun9 bes Ser.
itorbenen porsefunben. Der @9dbel
NOR 3eri9mettert unb bas @erii9t murbe
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Gin Dynamite =Uttentat.

CRAWFORD, q. s., s. Mtai. - @e-
itern Wtorgen tpurbe Elm 0erlu4 9es
n,a9t. Elm neues 9otel in @artuoob NIT
Dpnamit in bic 2uft gu iprensen. @ar-
woob liegt cine furae @trede BON Gran=
forb entfernt in Union gountp. Gin
9beil bes @ebdubes murbe 3erft0rt.
Ser gisentbiimer Yatten unb beHen
Trau, bic fi9 aur 3eit in benz 9otel be-
fanben, tpurben lei9t perlebt.
Die Mttentdter botten 3mei OpnamIt-
Yatronen benubt unb bapon etne unter
bte porbere Weranba selest. Dieie mar
erplobtrt unb bate ben nnrberen She'll
bes Qaules 3erit6rt, bic 3weite Yatrone
tpar ober ni9t eyplobirt. Man slaubt,
bab bas Mttentat BON einem Mrbeiter
periibt ,porben 1T, Der an benz 8ou be.
i9dftigt, aber entlanen worben mar.
BeoauerIiher unelldsfau.
ct. 2ouis, NO., s. Moi.-Sobn
6. Chamber, 60 Sabre alt unb elmer Der
prominenteiten Mbpotaten bieliger@tabt,
lam beute Np9mitta9 uns 2eben, inbe,n
er bonn iiebenten Stod bas Security.
Gebdubes aus ben glepator-S9a9t bin=
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Nufruhr in elmer 6ieoelei.

9ubiom q. g., 9. Wtai.-Sn ber
lieben Meilen BON bier selegenen Bad
iteinbrennerei BON @ebriber Mal19 in
laenirte geitern cine Mnaabl bort bel@df-
tister Mrbeiter einen Mufrubr unb Der
Gberiif bon Columbia gountp erbielt
bic Weiiuns, ii@ nit ieinen Deputies
bortbin 3u begeben unb bic &ube unb
Orbnuns tpieberber3uitellen. gs selans,
3uei Der Mdbelsfiibrer su nerbaften, unb
als bielelben bur9lu4t ,purben, fanb
mon piitolen BET ibnen Dor. I'm tuei.
teren grseiien por3ubeueen, uirb bic
Badfeinbrennerei BON poli3ei bema9t.
gs uirb bebauptet, bic grbitterung sesen
bic Staliener babe ben MnitoB au benz
Mufrubr se9eben.
Dorgeitern Mbenb ,purbe ndmli9 bic
Qei9e bon Sames Me@uire, zines Ded=
orbeiters, ipel9er auf elmer 8oditein.
8arfe arbeitete, bic at benz Dod bon
@ebr. WaIib 2abuns einnabm, TN pub.
ION aufsefi9t. unb man sIaubt bab
Me@uire BON etnigen Der wiitbenben
Staliener, peI9e porseitern olle betrun.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-05-25

ill., 81 nut
ELond1n III 189! \, and s. 3iir w II said
that he had I'd: III IS las To the execNti cnsof
sA1arshaI lSey, and thong hit III obable
that elling ton had spared Ney'ss life.
| Under II ordinary circumstances Mt
would seem iii ghly improbable that a
man Oh the character Of the Iron Duke
would connive at the escape OF Ney, but
Ut must be rennember that Wellfngton
did everything possibl les to b save the
life OF the French marshal, and he thor
Soghly despised Louis XIV III. for order
Ing the execution Of rJey. q:
Mne.5 Ney for irterment ii the cemetery,
OF Pere la Chaise, and it is q curious
circumstance that up t. the present time
no tome or monument marks the spot,
and that, although she loved the Mar
shall with deathless affection, Nine. Ney
LETT no Instructions to be inferred in or
near his grave. In 1913 Louis Napoleon
came into power, and then certainly
Mime. Ney could have erected the most
costly monument But she did nothing
of the kind. She paid no attention to
the grave of her husband. In 1853 the
French government erected a statue Of
the Marshall on the spot where he was
supposed to be executed But his grave
was neglected alike ~ the government
and his family. & NJ 81
Mr.. Weston very justly feels that in
the carefully compiled volume entitled
IS Historic Doubts as to the Execution of
Marshall Ney'' he has esta blished q case:
Of very great prob ability as to Ney's es-
cape, and he maintains that those who
do net agree with him must prove that
Marshal Ney was executed. The onus
probandi, he says, is transferred to his
tnrsy III .snsfit5 ss ..'S&afg stfi
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|lUNU II I IS
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and Marble Monuments,
Markers and Head ones Of
all descriptions at lowest
possible pric es. 4 Estimates
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For and About5Women.

Skirts remain straight ana round, Win
godets and organ-pipe backs.
The general revival of wash materials
for gowns will: be an interesting phase
Of the summer world of fashion,.
All bouffant effects should be left en-
tirely to the thin woman, who needs
them and can wear them with good re-
suits. ~ az
Tail women may wear long capes with
good results; but those who are short
or Of medium height should wear them
much shorter. II.
Heine is reported to have said Of wom-
en- writer's that they never write but with
one eye on their manuscript and the
other on a man.. r5e'
/ Among the silks, taffeta has the pre-
ference for spring and summer wear, as
it is Of light weave and is produced IN a
great variety of effects.
a Crepe ribbons are made with satin
edges, that often contrast. in hue with
crepe, which is very soft and is particu-
larly effective in stock collars.
Fine laces will be used for trimming
gowns Of India muslin. 1t is novel
decree Of fashion that coarse laces are
most suitable for use on hrOcaded tat
feras and similar fabrics
Photographers claim that wonaen's
sleeves are so enormous nowadays that
the utmost skill has TO be used in posing
q subject in order to get them into a.
picture. Somebody devised the ingenious
idea of turning the ordinary cabinet
photo sideways and in that manner the
huge leg O. muttons get a fun show.
Bicycle sweaters with big sleeves are in
evidence.
q New York woman, whose name is
held secret, has endowed the chair OF
history in the National University, to be
built at washington, with $107,250. The
intirnation of the offer was made on an
old postal card, and within "a hours the
head Of the university was leaving New
York with securities to the required
amount in his possession. For expedi-
tiousness this surpasses the endowment
record. H. at 4. =ss tsf.s
s China-hunting women will be inter
ested to learn of a loan exhibition to take
place soon at President Angels home at
Ann Arbor, Mich. It is entirely an ex-
hibit Of '.old blue" ware, of which many
valuable pieces are owned in the uniyer-
sity town 1t is for the benefit OF GER
tain patients undergoing treatment IN
the hospitals. *1ss
Jean Ingelow is now venerable WON
an of "A. She spends the most Of the
year at her quiet home in Kensington,
Alternating her time with a. sojourn
each season at Nice. In both places she
is surrounded by her household pets,
ana in this life Of quiet domesticity she
passes her time saying little of her work
unless urged to do so. She is described
as a sssweet- faced gray-haired woman
in csp,' with nothing romantic or sug-
gestiye in her appearance.
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plays the piano agreeably, but the YER
4satility of his talent will he best shown

plays the piano agreeably, but the yer.
.satility of his talent will he best shown
by enumerating the following list Of his
published wor ks: !. An Ethical Treatise
On Human Acts, /" q Harmony Of the
Gospel Narrative OF Passio on, Z The Liz
turgical Music OF the Office and Mass OF
the Dead, q 50 Ora n1mar Of Georgian NIL I;
siit,. Sit. FL 6 "a Plain Exposition OF the Land
Act of 1881 /, ' ,S'. "a Volume OF Addresses
On Various Subjects of General Inter
est, " 4 dtlressess on the Irish University
Question ga "a Statement Of the Chief
Grievances of the Cath lics Of Ireland
! III the Matter OF Educ at ion al Urinary,
informed late and iversi To this
must be added many AZ ticles IL the per-
iodical press, especially To the C0ntems'
pcrary Review, the Dublin r. view and
the Irish Eeclesia tical 2eeord He has
also written several works on subj etts OF
general public interest IN IRELAND, az
Wen az On ether b ane1es OF tleolog ieal
and scriptural cience. .z
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The Chip Basket,

:, I'D T. IT, . X g. . - q y
1t is the mind that makes the body
rich. .5
Every mans life is a fairy tale, written
by Gods fingers. IA. .ss.. B.
Mirth and cheerfulness are but the re-
ward OF Innocence Of life.
prudent mnn is like pin, his head
prevents him from going too tar.
Prosperity is no just scale; adversely
is the only balance to weigh friends:
Every appeal to your impatience is an
opportunity to learn patience.
After all, the joy Of success does not
equal that which attends the patient
worker. ts8.Sj
Life is too short to nurse ones misery.
Hurry across the lowlands, that you may
spend more time on the mount ain tops.
Il, The talents granted toa single individ-
l1al as not benefit himself alone, but are
gifts to the world Everyone shares
them: for everyone suffers or benefits by
his actions. & Genius is a Eighth use,.
meant to give light from altar; the man
who bears it lis but the rock on which
the lighthouse is built I'D 81 s#5 "a S$ss
Better than wealth and next to wealth
is that splendid state Of mind that en-.
ables one to put a disagreeable face be-
hind one and to- forget it. Since the
thing has happened and can't be helped,
how senseless 1t seems to plant It directly.
before one and mourn over it#and make
|one'ssself miserable about it. .4An nd don't;
say itcan't be forgotten. TheSart OF for
getting, like every other ar +, can he Gull.
tiyated. It may be that there X are Ger p
tain people who cannot fOrg ably
none of us does so ahsol ut ely but the;
sting Of the sorrow can be Extracted In
{ q great measure il one will bnt make up
ones mind to do ss5.s
The memory of Al past happiness, the
memory of "a past sorrow, the silent med
sitation on the past, ~ hen every hing dis
appears that surro,lnd DIS and restfafn ms us,
when the soul throWs itself down like
81 mother upon the green grave mound nd ct
her ch I'D who mas slept unde many
dong yeRfs, when no hope no desire dis
[turhs the silence Off efnl resi- Htion,
MAJ cal sssaanes but there Sfs apt
ura} III this di as WI ieh only th0se
know who have IoY "a md sun Tered much.
she feels when She tiesS fapon the head
NJ l,er daughfert the vel Il size once wore
|sas ia hri az and thin Df Iii husband
snt1 LONGER with shert Aslk sas Ia1ar sN hat
Ehas feels M ans tlaA mail zen whom heallas
|sloxsd ana taea III ~ IN
sl,eiids aim ten III al the hss
\ ii
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-05-25
A. O. II.
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