Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-13


> Press said: II have every
to believe that the tariff bill will
e senate substantially as IL pass
house, he said. "The question
tics will not cut the figure that
la times past, because "a number
|ocrats will vote with the Repub-
in the effort to bring about pros
/ think the words OF Mr..
of Texas, the new Democratic
of the house, are very appro-
hud they express the views OF
lumber of the Democratic mem
He said: Il will vote for the
give it a try, because | would
. have Republican prosperity
,emocratic adversely Speak
the postoffice appointments
rhe district, Mr.. Smith said: II
hghted with the way in which
i difficulties are being solved.
5 no trouble anywhere. Where
ave been two or more candidates
'iffice they have arranged to set
| gs among themselves, and up
L,tlme there has not been the
1t trouble for me. | did not
\ promise during the campaign,
I'D a great many friends and it
pr have been embarrassing to
|5etween some OF them, but they
SETTLING all their troubles before
Fine to me and | see no place in
ftle district where there will be
Ilble in making the appoint
Aity OF Windsor, Ont, is to cele-
! pe Jubilee anniversary of the
BY OF Her Majesty, Queen Vic
ID May "A, in right royal style.
GEMS own Rifles, of Toronto,
he oldest and most favorably
Pyolunteer Corps in Canada and
Essex Fusilers will take part.
, military events, games, sports,
nsic, tug-of-war, etc, will be
| 2 in. The city of Windsor will
Z crowd on that day. Special
all railroads.
~
Friendship is one of the grand
between man and man. It's
I depth and sincerity can be felt
q soul. The saddest moments,
trying hour, can=be some
kind heart. The simplest
lip is the purest and most last
rs may be woven that apparent
last forever in business life
ugh daily association, but none
r so strong, so true or SO binding
n cause one to forsake true
VI. G. Blaine.
~ of the gossips that take so
alight in talking about, and
to other peoples affairs, would
etake a side glance of their
ct life, we think the reflection
&c SO great, that it would be i'm
or them to see so many faults
l'leighbors. There isn't much
Sc the person that spends all
@ throwing clubs, while the
flourishing so nobly in their
yard.-Sheridan News.
pore, Sault Ste. Marie boy,
)ttle with powder, attached a
Ss,ted it, put the bomb under a
nd then sat down on the pan.
~ for a short time, however,
nested there in sweet content
aesently he moved. Life had
oeflown when they picked him
other side of a near by wood
here are chances that he will
, no happiness in the world
hat of blessing others. Not
pfiving money to the needy,
oe sick, food TO the hungry, is
ring compassed; but we gain it
4 by sympathy, by affection,
at that which is best in our
gid shutting our eyes to that
trorse, by taking JOY in their
8 even when our own portion
d poor. Elk.
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an die and he is suddenly full
It alities, his faults are all for
sd only the good is remem-
his is all right, but it will do
seen. Why not pass over the
hgs of the living while they
iou and you can do them some
kind to the living means
Be kind to the dead means
him. Echo.
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xIhat is worth having or achiev-
1had without persistent and
bi work. The man who adopts
nf the ancient Morse motto,
psvill find a way or make one, "
a,veres without swerving,
or faltering, would hardly
attaining his purpose
laof II. Journal.