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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26

u Upper Red Hook. N. Y, ozna.
mule Sc. te w. J. Bryan poprve cd ID
DOLBY, co chicagsks Chronicle mem
prohlasiI. te le We sluzbAch maiitelh
s,ffbrptch dolh, oficieln6 to prohlA.
ienf TO poptel. Prsvilr, to nikdy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
MOVE zpRAW DOMlCI.
roiitioE".
IIsarls t'@lraa prsiI Ilryaae,l

konAna byla htert vsdef Madison
square Gafdshu New forku yelkk
schhre, nii W Iioufks Cockrsn
byl hIaynim Gedni.em, odposidaIe h
newyorsst fedi iiryaooyf schhle
naystiyens byls selmi 6s,nt synika-
Iicimi obchodnisy, hnantniky, ban
k6fi . presidenty drah New Yorku
. jin}ch mts Cetnk byla take nj
ysthya se s,fany dam. v Gardenu
bylo $4,000 sedadel ia byla ysecsa
obsaxena. +. j. John Brine, pied.
ssda Iigy, rahAjiI schhni . pfedstayiI
neIprse Perry Belmonts, k,ery pro.
mlusil krhtkou red, nii poukAral
na pottebu snty6iti prspor pootivd
demokraoie. Pan Bryan pFijal pry
popuIistickd zhssdy jsa popu.
lisiou sAm sobd prohlasil, 10
neni demokra,em. Proto jsou po.
c,iyf demokratd nueeni poyznes,i
svhj bias proti ndmu. Ku konci p.
Belmont ptedstayil Bourke Cockra
ma, jena pfivitar byl bouflivfm
jaso,em a pozdraven pfani "lIvoxd
naty prspor' Cockr1nova FEC byla
velmi dobra pfedeysfm velmi v6c
nd. Obratnym zphsobem vyvracel
fe6nik nabubfel6 frazc popokraticke
ho kandidAta tom, 2e zlacinenfm
dollaru dostane SO mezi lidi vice pc
nGz. Bryan, jak znamo, problasil
TO d6lnici namezdni v6df, 40 zlatA
m6na zvysujfc kupnf sflu dolaru,
cinf zaroveh obtfzn6jsfm dollar ia
kovy dostati; v6df, ze zam6stnanf
meme je trvslG, ztrata zam6stnanf
pravdepodobneisf op6tne zamest
nanf meme jiste. Pan Bourke k tomu
odpovida: "Jesti7e slova tato co
znacf, zna6f to tolik, ie laciny dollar
poskytl by delnfkovi vice zamdstna-
nj, 6astejaf zam6stnanf, vice dila
v6tsf naddji ma opetne obdraenf pra.
ce, kdyz jedne byl by propulsion.
Inacf.li to co, zna6f to tolik, ze iel
d6lnik ochoten dat 81 svou lnzdu
pfistfihnouti, dostane se mu vice
dfla. Avsak zmensenim mxdy nesfff
ae pfece obzor zam6stnani. Cfm
vice vSroby, tim vyssi mzda. Pan
Bryan chce nam namluviti, ze blaho.
byt rosie zlacinenfm mzdy, avsak
klesanf ceny mzdy pocnazf vzdycky
male vyroby a mala vyroba zname-
nd, ze je trhu mala poptavka po
praci. Kdyz po panice r. 1873 cena
prace klesla ma 90 centt denne, bylo
obtiznejsfm dostati praci neali kdyz
byla "a az denn6. apo n6ktere pole.
mice sc zasadami populistickymi !
ptesel tecnik k tomu, iak sestavena
byla konvence chicagska, ma nfz de-
mokraticti pffyrzenci zdrave m6ny /
byly potopeni vlnou populismuz jihu !
Sc pfihnavsi, padnymi slovy dovo-
dill odyracenf so demokratickSch |
zlarafh cd principh platformy chi |
csgske: "Nelituji teto kampana," !
prayil fe6uik mezi iinym ku konci, |
"pfisel Gas, kdy lid tato rem6 ukaze
schopnost syou vladnouti sob6 sam.
On ma vzdy bude sttfci horlive
upravovati lampu osvcty a pokroku.
vytrysle bude patou svojf potfrati
plameny populisticke nespokojenosti,
populisticke sgitace populisticke
zhouby."
Bryan popira.
Y Upper Red Hook, N. ", ozna.
mule sc. te w. ]. Bryan poprve cd ID
DOLBY, co chicagskf Chronicle mem
prohlasil. he je We sluzbAch majitelh
stffbrptch dolh, ofcieln6 to prohlA.
senf TO poptel. Prsvilr, to nikdy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
-,rNrN,ft

y. sassssass
JOHN n afctLL
pswson os.
"a nsmasts.
ORLANDO rEFF1,
oa.s Ceaasy.
IA sesrstafs staialbe
lori 4 urEE.
nssisa couasy
n saditns
y. o. nFDLuyD.
IrasIrs caupiy
"a pasisdaiss
oE 0AsEY.
Pa~ase Caus,y.
"a nasladnlbo
A. y. cnuEcnlLfs
Dauglss County
IA stAtniho ssold0gofce
II II. cOgBETr.
Yofk coaa,y.
IA komisAte obeo. porsmsa hudcv
n. c. RUSSELL,
colfar Counsy.
IA sisuy vrchnfho sondu
ROBERT RYAs.
adams County.
NJ u KINKAiD.
Holt County
IN fidlssls statni University
W. a. wHITaoRE,
Douglas County.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26

ias r. lam ,bivG Ies,t ,l,ta - ilot.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26


apise swollen Watson, nelli Sewall.
Seni pro stfibro,
I;iditel AmeIcoyny Glendale,
Montana, Harry Knippenberg, do
pisem ku sy6mn pffteli prohlAsil 80
proti syobodnomu raieni sttfbra q
vyjAdfil 80 nAsledovnt: "Navrh ma
svobodne a neobmezenG ra1enf stff.
bra pom6ru 10 ku !, kdyz trznf
cena jest 32 ku |, jest nepoctivSm a
musel by zphsobiti zkazu. Rici, neb
dovozovati, ze sakonem Lee yytyofiti
ceny, jest tvrzenf, jemus odporujf
dtliny, zkuscnost | zdrayy roxum.
kdyby to bylo prayda, pax pravidlo
o zasobe spotfeb6 jest podvodem a
cely sv6t ved obchod po G000 rokn
ma nepravem zAkladd. Kdyby to
bylo pravda, pax jsme konecn6 nasli
klI6, ktery otvfra d7efe pax by
mohla z naffzenf kongresu, podepsa-
n6ho presidentem Spoj. SlAt6, veda
tdci do kopce. Zakon pfftszlivosti
byl by na vldy odlozen. Zahalka q
mrhanf pfnasely by hojnost blaho.
byt. Nepoctivost byla by destnou
poctivost byla by podvodem. Nevfm
o jedinem narode ma svet6, kterg by
tvrditi chtel TAX jako my, ze SWIM
vlastnim zakroGenfm mohli bychom
povznesti trznf cenu stffbra ma $l.29
"a unci. Ma tuto domnenku ma pa
tent pouze jen stffbrafska strana.
Salisbury povoluje.
We sporu venezuelskem povoluje
pry lord Salisbury ddlezitych We
czech, jak sc nynf Washingtonu
sdeluie. Cd pocatku sporu stal prg
ma tom, 1e o prahu sporneto dzemf,
ia n6mz n6kolik Apglidanh usazeno
jest, nemdze bfti vyjednavano na.
sledkem toho osazenf. Naproti tomu
mas sekretaf zahranicnf, Olney, do
vozoval, ae yynechanfm pruhu toho
minulo by Sc yeskere vyiednavanf
cfle, ponevada pouze jen ten pruh
jest cennym jin6 bezcenne oasti
Venezuela nedba. Nynf Sc sdeluje,
&c pry Salisbury ohledu tom
ustoupil jest nadeje, 10 celia otaxka
venezueIska bude pfedlozena smfr.
cimu soudu k rozhodnutf.
Cernosi u McKInleye.
V iiterS dostavila Sc k McKinleyovi
do Cantonu, o., delegace 200 6erno-
chh Cleycandu Sc statnfm poslan-
Gem Smithem cele, hudbou as
sborem karabinnfkd.
osloyil deputaci pfim6fe.
nou reef, jez byla caste hlucnym
souhlasem provazena.
Statnf demokratickA konvence
We Forth Worth, Tex, nominovals
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
OMAHA. NEBRASKA ve srhfDu 20. sapM 1896.

pled.eia aiier odpostdtl ka sslAa'.
nima dotssn, - pop tonvenee ne
minogsla Btyant . Watsons ie
ledy il sAsssnou povinhofif ksilfbo
lA,lneho populi.ty pro nt hIssosaii
10 j. prf take Ie,inomJslny nAhled
eelSho vfboru vtkonnt ytbor
populis,ieL ushesl se siiii,i pot1t.
NJ hlsynt stan Chiesgu, Iell tiditI
bude George v. Waahburn . Ma.ss
ehusetts.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26

DO wa.hingtonu sddiuie se =
lsusnos Ayres, ~ IistS atpericEy
ayndikAt uabidl sfgentinsk6 repabli.
ce $4,000 600 We stifbie s}mtnon
"a ti0O, 900, 600 ' boudeoh, splstnt nteh
We rlald . rdroditelntoh 4 proeouty =
/ proc. ma uplAtku umofoyaetho fon
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
Repnblikane ' Georgii.

RepublikanskS istfednf vybor v
Georgii usnesl sc odporuciti, ably
letos nebyla zadna statnf republican
ska ticketa postavena a republikan6
ably volili podle sveho neilepsfho We
domf pfesvedcenf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
raes,otl,

40 mrMwnaa. ssmsha o.
u a DTnBT fe Hassff a.
mgf. pnAfFh kaaf G.
tk HoNTx i&Hra~ss g
40 FuwtEM. . fisasiaa C.
- FhtEsp . ysnay ~
T. MsfHgsiEY sRsernsy Co.
80 sADilKK. q Rsitns o.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
Cernosi u McKlnleye.

StAtnf demokratickA konvence
We Forth Worth, Tex, nominovals
op6t guvernera Culbersona a pyneiaf
drzitele nejvyssfch statnich dfadd.
vsecky nominace d6ly Sc aklamacf.
Konvence prohlasila So pro platfor-
mu cnicagskou.
Parnfkem "Normannia" "pfivezeno
bude do Spol. StAtn a. sest miliond
frankh rlata.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
ticketa.
NNuoi,sft

~ ft.sia ats
WILLIAM msKtsitF
oaia
A. Flss gssssaehtN
Uahhrrf n1nkhrs
a. la....a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-08-26
Nechtiji slyset o SewalIovi

Narodni vykonne gSbory strany
populisticke a demokraticke otevfely
We stfedu sv6 hlavnf stany We Worm
ley's hotelu We Washingtonu vedle
hi. stanu demokratickeho kongresnf.
ho vyboru a vedle hi. .stanu narodnf-
no vSboru demokretickeho. TAX
jsou ysecky stffbrafske hlavnf stany
pod jednou stfeehou, cimt je pc
trefnym managerhm umozneno
pracovati v sovhlasu a spoleGne.
Mfstopfedseda vSboru strany stiff
brafske Stevens . tajemnfk Didden-
dorfer budou veleti v hlavnfm
stanu stffbrafskem, Geo. Keeney
bude miti rukou organised stiff
brafsksch klubh. Senator Faulkner,
pfedseda demokratickeho kongresnf.
ho vtboru mluvil We stfedu o nedo-
statku kampannfho fondu; vybor
pr5 bude muset EAviseti ma mslfch
pffsPevcich 9 lidu. Populisticky
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-11

|NO4cG q hereby gtvsn that thasesstaia mort
Js arq asisse n assss;t no9s AZ
E99es = Fargo Loan A9s1ey, noetgsees, datsd
49, 90 ana alsd q Is e. e Is q II
4 Na e nS: q e sss.t :, nes :.d
bets AID. III; nd rsoor6c6 IL hook s. 81 mort.
| gagee,at pege q and asstgssd 81 aid noetlagea
~ % anstrument - writing TO j. B. 1ESkine
/ q 6f record % said once Of The Re1ister q
DEEDS q the loth day Of January Isl, aud rs.
sotdsd tn book 20 Of mortgages, On Pare l6S, WIN
orsss sad = the on;
90oe o. the Court House, in the city OF Psmbina,
IN the County Of Pemblna and stAte Of North
Ue80sA, ae the hour Of two o'clook z. 4. on Be-
tas amount dps upon said mortgage on the day
~ premises described in said mortgage aud
situated Il county os
b1ns and state Of North Dakota, and described
as follows. to.wit: The northeast quarter (ne qr)
81 section twenty.three. sss) township one hun:
containing one hundred and slxty lisoS scsss o 81
land. more Of less, according to tie govern ment
suryey thereof;
and Charles e. Erskine and william d. Crosby,
were " On tne 18th day Of june, 1894 day appoint
ed administratos Of the estate Of said deceased,
siate Of Wisconsin duIy @ &c certised cow 1'S q
which appointment was recorded in the ONES
Of the Register Of Deeds In and for Pembina
County, state Of North Dakota, on the 1st day q
There Will be due on such mortgage ct the
date Of sale the sum Of one thousand, tkfee hun
dred and thtrty-0ue dollars and torty.two cents,
&, Ssssd s Il ssr.rso, N. D.. this 9Th day Of Deosm.
CHARLES E. ERsKINI,
WILLlAM II. CROSBY,
AdmintshftOre of the estate of II. B. Erskine,
deceased assignee Of mortgages.
JOHN D. HARRAND, 22.H
Attorney for Administrators. Fargo. y. d.
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RosRAu,s !, ! sio DITCH. J

> ifs{
According TO Senstor J. q. ehonk-
Ehlte Of Argyle, II 10 no myth that
Roseau county win ask the extension
fof state ditching operations TO- its
territory. The plan proposed invol-
yes the construction Of 8 ditch, al
most Of the proportions Of . canal for
a distance Of about twelve miles, com
Meeting with one Of the water.courses
lemptying into the Red River of the
North. Senator Cronkhite says that
spch q work would drain thousands OF
acres Of state lands and open large
tracts to settlement in q section Of
the country which is rapidly filing up
with a most desirable population
Evening Journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-11
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

yk4E EENGSAO6NyHS 0ESSA3E
Congress met on Monday and re-
ceived the message Of the President.
That portion Of the message devoted
TO Cuba was Of the most interest.
The President is against the recogni-
stion Of belligerent rights to the Gu
bans on the ground principally that
they have no defacto government, be-
lng only q military organization. On
the other hand he recognized the
great interest, pecuniary and moral,
that the United States has In Cuba
and thinks that If Spain or Cuba don't
bring matters to q focus soon that it
will be necessary for the United
States to try and settle matters for
both parties.
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DON'T STOP TOBACCO.

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summons.
STATE o, Nos5a s9 g 3,A.koTA, }rs


STATE o. Non5a 1S.l DSA.KoTA, ss c..
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas N. Calull,
deceased.
administrator and making final distribution Of
estate.
Whereas, Edward Kenny, administrator of
the estate Of Thomas M. Calnll, deceased, has filed
in this court hle final account of administration
and Q petition asking that day be set for the
hearing and allowance of said final account.
And whereas, it appears from said petition
that the said estate is readyfOr distribution to
the heirs at law Of said deceased and the said
petitioner ssks that a final distribution OF said
estate be made and the administrator release
and discharged from further duties.
Now therefore, 1t is hereby ordered by the
Court that Thursday, the 10th day of DECEMBER,
A. D. 1895, atmy Office In the city of Pembina ut
the honr of one O'CLOCK in tue afternoon of said
day be set fof hearing eaid petition and said
final account Ind the Issuing Of final decree
and distribution of the residue of the estate in
the administrators hands to the heirs at law OF
said deceased and that notice Of this hearing be
given by publishing the same for three success
slve weeks In the Pioneer Express weekly
newspaper published at the City of Pembina
aud ~ posting three copies of this said Notice in
three public places in Pembina County.
1t IL further ordered that all persons interest.
ed in said estate appear at said time and place
and contest eaid account andfinal distribution.
Dated this 10Th day of November a. D. 1896.
e. w. COMFY,
1925 County Jndge
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c = seSoh quarter section q ek III
|this wsy ! subscription of el6o, mostly
[cishl wasraisedso son the spot. Itis ex-
|pected that the fund win 10 increas-
|sd " those not present 10 person. VI
It ID fair 70 say. that s0me Of those
assessed are willing to pay the sums
assesssd ~ the board, but these are
comparatively few. There are probab-
|ly at least $50 tax payers Interested 10
the matter, the greater part Of whom
are opposed to paying anything, Or at
least the assessment assessed TO
them.
ills somewhat unfortunate that
In q country like this, that the ditch
ing Law could not have been made
right In the first place. As it is, It
will be impossible to raise money to
pay for dltching until the present law
Is passed upon and found correct.
Then the taking away the liability Of
the county anyway is bad feature.
because the payment Of bonds then
becomes dependent on the assessment
and paymentof taxes, which latter
though popularly supposed to be as
"sure as death, !" are after all In many
cases easily overturned By action at
law.
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A srEERsMAN.

Senator HansbrOugh has been Sc.
lected as one OF the steering com.
mittee" of the republican senators
says a Washington. dispatch: It is
evident that the republican senators
were watching the cratic evolutions
|of Mr.. Hansbrough's bark during the
storms Of August aud September, last
past, and must have admired the skill
with which he steered his boat astern
when confronted with the opposing
gold and silver waves. Mr.. Hans.
brough's ability to stack ship" with
celesity, ii not with grace. is unques-
tionable. Mr.. Hansbrough's talents
may not be as many as ten. and even
may not be as many as five; but that
he has the one talent Of steersman
there Is no doubt, and nobody can &c.
cuse him OF hiding 1t in q napkin.
Nj. Hansbrough's marine experi-
ence on the Inter-O Ocean and Lake Min.
newaukan with Its sandy and other
bars, the tempestuous seas Of Ramsey
county politics. and other ''demini.
tiOn moist and damp pisces" will At
him to take "a trick at the wheel =
| He will make those eastern salts and
barnacles stare TO Gee how : North
Dskota political prlvateersman from
the alskline lake Of the. devil, can
hold the heIl-um Of not only the 70.
publican but OF any other party.
Nr. Hansbrough's compass, how.
ever. 10 . little short on points. With
him there 10 no east and no west. He
stands at the north pole; III meridi.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-11
A Teachers IDEAS.

Mr.. w. J. Mcconnell, teacher, has a
new idea In his school work which
might be we'll for other teachers to
copy. First, he get permission from
his school board to provide the neces-
sary stationary. He then had his ex-
animation papers printed with suit
able headings and of a uniform size.
After the examinations are over and
the papers corrected, the papers are
then bound In pamphlet or book form
together. Then the bound papers
are taken home, In turn, to each fami-
ly represented in the school, SO that
the parents have the opportunity Of
seeing for themselves what the pupils
are doing and can compare the work
done, one with another. and Of course
it is a great incentive to the children.
Mr.. Mcconnell says this has created
a great deal of interest among the
parents as to the school and in the
school work. Mr.. Mcconnell also
uses monthly report cards which he
deems of great Importance.
We may say on our own part, that
the furnishing of stationary for ex-
animation papers and others written
exercises should always be furnished
by the school district because, first,
it is not a heavy expense; 500 or 1000
sheets Of paper cost comparatively lit
tie when bought at one time, but
when bought by the dime or quarters
worth costs great deal. Inany COM
mon district school, Is worth Of paper
will do q three months term. Sc
cDnd: The paper when bought at one
time is uniform In size and quality,
is cared for by the teacher and not
wasted; and lastly, 1t is on hand when
wanted.
The farmer who would send q man
Ia the field to dig with such imple-
ments as the man could pick up l,im-
self would be thought foolish. d.
rectors should provide their hired
teachers with good tools II they want
good work, and stationery, good and
plenty, is q necessity to good work in
the school room.
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"REMINISCENCES,

That little political trick Of Mr..
Hannas' Of raising the price Of wheat
just before election seems to have
been . pretty good thing and quite
lasting In results.
In the meantime that .s200 cent
gold dollar'' seems to be depreciating;
measured BY wheat; according TO Mr..
Bryan's rule, gold dollar ought now
to be worth about 12O cent, A
queer thing In this connection. how
ever, is that the depreciation Of the
gold dollar and appreciation of the
wheat dollar don't seem to affect the
price of silver to any extent, for bar
silver is 85 and q fraction and Mexi-
can dollars are bought and sold for
about so cents, just the same price the
popocrat papers said Hanna put them
on the politicial market for, before
election.
OF course we understand that this
is going back over '.dead Issues and
to a certain extent waving the
''bloody shirt" OF the late campaign
and as future campaigns will doubt
less be fought on new issues" our
popocratlc friends will cay, 'sOh, you
Republicans are always bringing up
dead and gone history. why can't you
let the past alonep"
u {. al lg.i
Well. we suppose that as matter
Of good taste; we should bury that '16
to dollar in the same grave as we
did the .'bloody shirt" Of the war ls-
sues, the ''rag baby' Of the greenback
craze and the ''tin kettle" Of the
tariff campaign Of 1892, and let the
dead rest.
But as long as such "reminiscences of
the late unpleasantness as Messrs
Bryan, Prefer, Simpson and such.
still stalk around on the surface Of
the political cemetery, as ghosts OF
the greatness that never. was, one
cannot but sometimes remember that
once these were really representatives
of something. even IL it were no more
tangible than b black cloud of popo.
Gratis with a silver lining, which the
golden sunlight of campaign of edu.
cation dissipated like the mists OF the
morning, and now they are not-miss.
ed either morning or evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-11
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-11

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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-01-17
GEMS or THOUGHT.

Truth, Of all things the plainost and
sincoreat, 10 forged 10 gain admittanoo
M disguiso and court as IN masque.
rade. FELTON,.
A ceremony ia the invention OF wise
men 10 keep fools at a distance, so
good breeding is an expediont 20 make
fools and wise men equaL-Stoelo.
just laws are no restraint upon the
freedom Of the good, for q good man
desires nothing that a just law will in
teriero with. flames Anthony Froude.
Hope throws a generous contempt
upon Ill usage, and II looks like a
handsome defiance Of q misfortune; as
who should say, you are somewhat
troublesome now, bat / shall conquer
you.-Jeremy Collier.
Upon the whole a contented mind is
the greatest blessing q man can enjoy
IN this world and If in tho present
life his happiness arises from the sub
DUNG his desires, It will arise in tho
next from the qualification Of them
Addison.
Men sometimes upon the hour Of
departure do speak and reason above
themselves, for then tho soul, begin
ming TO be forced from the ligaments
Of the body, reasons like herself, and
discourses in a strain above mortality.
Addison.
Pleasure and pain spring not so
much from the nature OF things as
from our manner of considering them.
Pleasure especially is never an invari-
able effect Of particular circumstances
Largely that is pleasure which Is
thought TO be so.-Boyee.
A man may be entirely uninjured in
his body by the actions Of his fellow
men, and he may be entirely unim-
peded in his movements by them, and
he may yet be prevented from carry
ing on the activities needful for the
maintenance Of lifo. No interference
of this kind is possible without a
breach Of the law of equal freedom. -
Herbert Spencer.