People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-23
People, S Voice.
By LYMAN NAUGLE.

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Saila has a mau who will assist
poor people il planting vacant lots il
vegetables.
While talking about hard times We
migut say that even tie peach bud,
are busted
When a man accepts a position a:
travelling sa 'esman, he has the grip t
contend with.
You never saw a sinner who wasn't
always ready to criticise the actions
Of christian.
Hoods Pills are the best after-din-
ner pill; assist digestion. prevent con-
stipation. 2jc
If ever the Sultan does get a good
hard American jolt he will lose some
OF his sublime portline>S.
LatOr is duty from which no man
living is exempt, without fOTfeiting
his right to his daily bread.
Phil Armour, Of Chicago, expresses
the belief that wheat will sell for 81
a Uushei in the near future.
Getting money is not all a mans
business, to cultivate kindness is a
valuable part Of the business Of life.
The praise and blame which hang
on the lowest boughs, and may be
easily pIucked, are generally worth
less.
When lot Of Fort Scott people got
through with d teeth extracted
without pain" travelling dentist, they
had various degrees Of lumpy jaw.
In Kentucky a dinner horn was
mistaken for Gabnel'S final trumpet.
There's one horn down there, how
ever, nobody ever makes a mistake
about.
Mr.. Edison has succeeded in looking
into the human heart perfectly with
the naked eye, it is said. Mr.. Edison
may get himself disliked if, he is not
careful.
Are yOuone of those unhappy people
suffering with weak nerves? Remem-
Der that the nerves may be made
strong by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
feeds them upon pure blood.
Reliability is the only safe basi,
for a newspaper. Every untruth told
IS stone taken from the under
pinning Of the paper which prints it
The people will not pay for lies.
The people of the United State:
have always been in sympathy will
the Cubans in their struggle for lib
erty. Yes, this is very patriotic, but
what are we doing to help them?
That Lincoln county man who is
trying to get a divorce because both
lie and his wife cannot become in.
mates of the poor farm. must have
recently moved in from Nebraska.
Vermont has made new move in
the attempt to enforce prohibition.
Persons who rent places where liquor
is sold are to be fined, as well as those
who actually sell the cOntraband.
The indianapolis Sun says: "They
will get this y ray business down SO
fine after while that a deacon can t
commune with his Jug 10 the cellar
without the whole congregation find
ing it out"
ii. H. Holmes, the ubiquitous MUIR
derer who is to be hanged in Phila.
delphia May 7th, is paying off all his
debts before he dies. A few sentences
OF that kind might have a wholesome
effect in Kansas.
There is crazy man in Philadelphia
who wants the doctors to cure him of
X rays in his eyes. He says he sees
the skeletons of all who come within
the line of his vision, and the sight
gives him great annoyance.
While delivering the Grafton at the
funeral of Ex-Governor KOerner, Sun.
day, ex Senator Lyman Trumbull
was taken ill. Considering his great
age the doctors in attendance express
great fears as to his recovery.
He who is always changing from
object to object finishes nothing, and
his life at last resembles a heap of de-
tached stones, which, if he had but
kept to one plan, might have been
built into a stately and commodious
abode.
Joe Bristow, the experienced editor
of the Ottawa Herald is correct. lie
says: A newspaper should be pub
lished for those who pay for it." Mer
who refuse to support a newspaper
should certainly not expect favor.
from the same paper.
1t was because Nelson attended Il
detail in respect of time that he wa,
50 victorious. Il Owe,H he said, "al
my success in my life to having beer