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The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

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WANTED-Ladies or gentlemen to travel
or work at home, new business. Call
al or address 204 East 10th st.
WANTED-Several ladies' to solicit in
city; will pay 80 cents on the dollar; call
on Mrs. Davis. general agent, Saturday
ana Monday, III West Tenth ST.
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AN EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE
This farm, consisting of $50 acres, is
found in the country known as Paradise
Flats and just one mile south OF the in
ty, Kansas. A full description Of this
place is impossible; to appreciate the
value of this farm you have but TO come
and see it. All land seekers are invited.
first class home already improved. With
out describing improvements, this is one
OF the best improved places in Rocks
county, and this land can be bought with
most important Improvement, which is
modern room house. built very conven-
lent, has a good bathroom. l have plenty
of fruit this place; this year, alone,
have fish pond with plenty of fish; in
fact labor and money have not been
spared to make this an ideal home, and
If you will come and see il you will be
such that I am going to retire from the
care of the farm and am going TO sell
The soil is rich. black loan. from to
. feet deep, the place is well Watered, the
there are several good springs that would
furnish plenty Of water for most any
amount of cattle. This IS a great Op
pOrtunity for any stOckman. plenty of
on the Saline river, and cattle can be run
months for about dollar head, and
then plenty of rough feed could be raised
the place to winter quite a herd of
cattle
Now anyone desiring a good place for
farming. or a good stock farm and a
farm well improved, will never regret it
If they come and look at this one Terms
desiring further Information in regard to
this place. will please write me at Plain
Vile. Rocks county, Kansas
DAVID KERNS.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

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I WILL BUY government land claims now
available to Old soldiers who honest tead-
ed less than 160 acres prior to June p. 1874
Henry J. Adams, Attorney, 528 Kansas aV.
fTOuaIEa
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WANTED-AGENTs.

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Outft free. J. Z. Shepard, E. 116th St,
New York
RELIABLE AGENT wanted to represent
J InIyeTsa Il idsn1st2R dIil i5a5 and sG9C
TO right party. Address George ". Lewis,
Sec'y, New Haven, Conn
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FOR SALE
BY W. C. STEPHENSON & co.

Fine room cottage. cellar Wen "a and eis eis-
tern, grape arbOr, new barn, on Chandler
cash, balance monthly payments.
11a lots. east front on Tyler near 1lth, 8
81 s60 II taken nat al once nee This is snap
$500 cash, balance monthly payments II
lot room house; eeilaT, wen an4 els
pa lots on east Sth, west of tracks, nice
room residence. pantry. closets. sewer
connection. cemented cellar fine shade
and blue grass. Price S2, $50. or Will eX-
change for residence on west side, pay
a good room house between srd and
4th on Monroe Price Sl,zOo; 500 to $Hg0
cash, balance monthly payments This
room house on Branner between Tth
and Sth in fine condition, nice shade
Price S400- This property rents for s. q
month or Il per cent on the inves Iment.
lots. east front. large I room house.
cellar. front hall and stair, well and cis-
tern, elegant shade, on east side. Price
81, COO; 800 cash, balance monthly. pay
ments. This is a bargain if there is one
IL vacant lots on Monroe between 7th
shade a Pfiee 266 rhs rPl is tRe oniy NEE @
building site left on Monroe st: for sale
tween i2 3d and nan qth ea front G Pree 500
500 cash, balance monthly payments
IL lots on Klein between End and 3rd,
nice room cottage, front porch, cellar,
well and cistern, grape arbor- barn
monthly payments This is a snap
lots, Z room house, between 3rd and
4th on Brauner, cellar, well and cistern,
sink and pump in kitchen. connected with
cess pool. barn Price 81, 800; $3.50 cash,
balance monthly payments. This IS a
snap.
Win furnish customers money to pay
balances due on homes purchased of me
at 6 per cent Fire insurance written at
reduced rates
For further information call at my Of
fee, 6O9 Kansas ave lover Rigby'S)-
W. c STEPHENSON & CO,
NORTH TOPEKA PROPERTIES
No. 7S4-Cottage on Topeka ave. $3.50.
No 420-6 room house, barn, lots, east
front, on Monroe, S1,40O.
No. 4so-8 room house, lots, barn. on
No. 473-2 lots. east front, rooms and
barn. on Van Buren. very cheap.
No. 470-s lots and room cottage, good
home
No. 479-10 room house. lots, large barn
and small cottage on rear OF lots on To-
peka ave, all for 81, $50
good location, 500.
No 407-92 #. on Kansas ave, s room
house. cellar, well and cistern, 81. 500. and
200 other properties in North Topeka.
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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BE CAREFUL-Do you ever send money
TO New York or Chicago for investment
in stocks or grain2 If you do. IL IS we'll
10 know something about the firm you
send il TO. they may be honest and re-
sPonsible or they may not. Do business
with those who Will treat you the
square. We can tell you all about your
broker. Write for free particulars The
National Bureau of Credits, 80 Broadway,
New York.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
REAL EsTAr-RoUpEBUsH


REAL ESTATE-ROUDEBU
FOR SALE-BARGAINS-
Best modern 500 house in city.
room modern cottsgs on POLK
room new house Buchanan -
Investment property Kan. av. south 18th.
room house West 6th-
room house Morris ave, lots.
room house Morris ave, lots.
II room house Monroe, nets 10 per cent
interest
room house Topeka ave
room cottage Fillmore, $500.
Cottage Klein 81, $525; .-oo
room house Oakland, $500.
3 room cottage Lawrence, $3.50.
8 room cottage East 10th, $780,
2 rooms, Lawrence, $3.50
acres near car, east 10th St, 800 per
SUBURBAN HOMES
have a fine tract OF about 5 acres
fruit and shrubbery Of all kinds, windmill,
hydrants, piped for irrigation, y mile from
city limits A finer place for SUBURBAN
alton given upon application.
10 room house, half block Of ground, fne
postofhce; cost $500; for sale at less than
half cost price. Must be sold quick
s room new house on Lane for property
closer to shops
Cottage on Fillmore near 4th Tor larger
place; will pay, cash difference .
8 very desirable lots on Topeka ave, 8
room house. for cheaper property.
Half section clear land in Edwards
county for small property or equity.
Clear lots NJ. & d. addition for cheap
east side property.
FARM PROPERTY
have farms OF all sizes and prices; also
small tracts near city.
a few desirable houses.
If you wish to buy, sell, rent, insure or
exchange l REl9PEfTTFE Ely e. e. PSG5GD EB4UpsE see
I5 West 6th. Phone ISL
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wANTFD-HEL.P.

2l6 East 10th st.
WANTED-Permanen homes for boy IS.
girl II, to work for board, clothing and
schooling and be members of family. Ad-
dress Jansen, care Journal
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WEEKLY PROFITS-DOn't lose the
chance. Money can be doubled every
month. wheat. stocks and cotton We
pay profits every fifteen days TO clients
Our plan Of safety is unequaIed. Write
for fun particulars. free to any address
c. E Aackey & Co., % Broadway, n. Y.
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WANTED-MALE HELP


AGENT5S10O weekly and expenses guar
agent and handle sub-agents for the sale
OF Arctic Refrlgeraung Machines and Arc
Guaranteed % per cent cheaper than zee
Indestructible, everlasuing- over 5000 in
pace III lne =. ,. OF our MAKE Ilal VIII
not do as guaranteed Beware OF worth
less limitations For full particulars and
agency, address Arctic Refrigerating Co.,
Cincinnati, 0.
WANTED-s experienced insurance men.
We can make you the most attractive
offer ever presented. Give address and
experience Address Insurance. care
Journal.
WANTED-A young man for. city col
s and a m and between and .. n
American Either Co, 1I1-113 W. 9Th st.
WANTED lunch counter men at Wal
ker's restaurant, ga Kansas ave
WANTED WHERE-HustIers to
tack signs. distribute circulars, samples,
etc; no canvassing: good pay. Sun Ad-
Nertising Bureau, Chicago.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman 70 man
age branch office. straight salary; no
Los Angeles. Cal
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-Don't pre-
pare for any civil service or census ex-
animation without seeing our catalogue of
spondence College, Washington, D. c
WANTED-Man for light outdoor work;
profitable employment to a good hustler.
Call 195 West 10th.
WANTED-Active man to m vacant po-
sltlon, SIS weekly and expenses. State
ge and reference Address Globe Co, 723
Chestnut ST, Philadelphia, Pa
CASH for acceptable ideas. State if pat
ented- The Patent Record. Baltimore. Md.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE@The remaining two residence
lots near West SIKH. on Clay between
4th and 5th sts.: sewer and brick walk
(paid up). trees high ground Special
price 10 days. Be quick If you want them
ShiIiinglaw, 527 Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE
Chandler near 5th. 1 rooms, l lot. barn
worth 500 Price $500
Chandler, near sth, rooms, lot, good
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 534 Kan ave.
H MACFERRAN. Mgr.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES for sale or
rent with the Topeka Realty Co, 534
Kansas ave, H Macferran. Mgr.
FOR SALECITY PROPERTY
No 454ENice room cottage, II lots ana
barn. on Morris ave. near 11th. for $3.50
No. 443-4 room house, II lots on East
18th. Owner wants an offer.
No. 24I-7 room house lot 53x140 feet, on
West 18th: location first class; $500
No. 49, story house Of I rooms and
barn. on West 8th near Tyler, 8, 500.
No 13S-5 room house cellar. we'll els
tern, on West 9Th near Clay Owner says
sell
Properties in Auburndale at your own
we have a large list of large modern
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
81 Kansas Avenue.
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FOR SALE-That 10 room house and two
lots. 1905 Fillmore fine location. For
price and terms see F. J. Brown. Il Co
lumbar Bldg.
IF YOU WANT at IS to IS per cent in
TeSLment for your money. see Payne &
Thompson, quick A snap. 81 Kansas ay.
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BENEDICT & co. LIST.

For SaIe-Good ; room house. sth near
Jefferson St. 500. easy terms. is worth
S1O00. 5 acres one-half mile city limits.
with good 5 room house. stone barn. fruit
and shade trees; price $50. 3 lots on Lin
coin near 14th, very hne. $3.50 for all; no
more at this price ? lots Kansas ave
near 18th, 1925 each lots Kansas ave
near 18th. $3.50 each H. or 3 lots. blocks
Of capitol, 500 each y room house >
blocks of capitol , lots. 81 $50. A beau
tifuI modern house on Topeka ave for 80
500 $500 cash. and hundreds of other bar
gains. Modern home rooms or Buchanan
and 18th. 81 per month, and 20 other rental
properties.
BENEDICT & CO.
6o1 kansas ave. lsecond fIoor.l
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STORAGE

TOPEKA STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
co. Packs and ships household goods
Tel. 1s6. c. D. Skinner, 123 East Sixth St
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on 18th St. 75 # from paving. rooms,
lot 40xS5, first class repair, incest location
in city This properly is very cheap at
81 500, and viii not be on market long at
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 5s4 Kan. ave
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr
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FOR SALE
Buchanan near 10Th, rooms, 2 lots. els
tern, well, 81, 400.
Taylor near 18th, rooms. IL lots, good
repair. $500
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 534 Kan. ave,
II. MACFERRAN. Mgr.
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FRFsco WORK.


w W GILLESPIE, Fresco Painter. De-
signs and estimates furnished On al
ella sses of work 1T14 West Fifteenth 70
peka kan Refers to his work ia Stata
Journal building
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TEKETER2.
BICYCLES.
FLORISTS.

MRS. J. r. HAGUE, Florist successor to
R J. Groves. 81 Kansas ave. Phone coz.
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STAMPS, SEALS AND STENCILS
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THE J. G. DARLING CO. 734 KAN. AV.
High Grade Rubber Stamps; prompt work
low price. Catalogue Fres- Phone 2s2-
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FOX SALE
? room house. 1 lot, coal house, wei.
Price $500: $25 cash. balance $ per month
2 room house. lot. Price $50; so cash,
room house, 3 lots. barn. etc. $3.50. on
SCOTT & CO., s15 Kansas ave.
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ArToRNEYs-Ar-LAW.


MILTON BROWN lawyer. Practice in all
state and federal courts Suite H. CraE-
ford bldg, Topeka. Kan
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STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE REPAIRS: original castings 'foi
cook stoves and heaters. gas and gaso
line stoves. Phone 313 Hull Stove and
Repair Co., 116 E. Sth st.
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FOR SALE
barn. sewer cemented cellar. s., ,500- The
owner of this property is about 10 leave
Topeka See US at once and make your
offer on it.
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 5s4 Kan. ave,
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr
FOR SALE-A genuine snap-11s lots,
good well, good barn and outbuAdlngs,
fruit and shade trees, brick walks Price
month. without interest, balance cash:
VIII rent readily for IS per month. II
yeu want this bargain see me quick J.
Z. Shaffer, 323 Kansas ave.
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10 room modern house near state house.
$ coo.
s room house. IL lots. barn. fine prop
erty. s.. coo.
9 room house. two lots, near 18th pave
9 room modern house. 2 lots. earn. etc.
SCOTT & CO.. SIS Kansas ave.
FOR SALE
a very desirable business property, very
W. NJ. FORBES. 11s W. 6th st.
FOR SALE
? lots. well finished room house, in good
repair, furnace, } CRATES, bath, gas, els
tern, wen. barn, fine shade, nice neigh
borhood, northwest VIII be sold on easy
terms
Lane st. near 6th, lots. 8 room house.
CRATE in parlor, city and ciStern water in
kitchen Price $500. Small cash pay
ment-
on Washburn car line, 1 lot, room cot
tage, fireplace, extra good well. nice
shade. $3.50.
3 corner lots. 8 room house. cellar, els
tern, stable, West St, very near the col
lege- Easy terms.
Quincy St. south of 10th. room modern
house. nearly new, very nice and very
cheap. Might trade for house near the col
lege.
\. Branner St. 1 lot. good room cot
tage. cellar. cistern, grapes, nice little
, lots. nice location. near college. story
room house. cellar, cistern, shade trees,
good repair, $3.50.
And many other properties.
J. E. TORRINGTON. III W. 6th st.
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DR.. EVA HARDING homeopathic. e.
Kansas ave. Tel. 4o2.
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pnYs1o1AN AND sURGEoNa

L. A RYDER. IL D.
OFFICE and residence corner Gordon ST.
and Central ave, North Topeka. Phone
214. Uses the BrlnkerhoI system Of rectal
treatment for piles. hstula, hshurs. al
ceratiou. etc
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TURKISH RATHs

TURKISH AND MINERAL BATHS al
the Topeka Mineral Wells. Experienced
attendants S16 Harrison St
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A green parrot, probably west OF
Taylor and south Of Eleventh s. Re
ward for return. Telephone 563. L. G..
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TIN SHOPS
J. NJ BAIRD, hot air furnaces, pumps ana
tin roofing. 26 ". 9Th Tel $50.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-07-15

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. I5c; razors
and clippers Golden Rule. 514 Kan ave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-23
rn.nontnr Panl,s Rsnort.

The annual report Of Chief Mine In
spector Paul, published In another col
umn, Omcially confirms what has been
claimed all along. that in point
Of the production Of coal and
coke, men employed, days work
ed and general activity of the
mining industry of West Virginia, the
year closed exceeds all past records.
we are now a safe second in coke pro-
duction and close third in coal. 1t
win not be long before West Virginia
will be Hrst in these industrial records,
and second to NO other state in other
matters in the development of her Won
derful resources.
All these material blessings have
come to US since the state has shaken
on the incubus of being classified with
the SOLID south"-a matter that made
capital tImld of Investment. II 1t con-
tinues underpresent safe guidanceitwill
inspire more confidence in the future.
for capital is ever willing to let we'll
enough alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-23
Mid winter Predicted.

elias Hartz. of Reading, Pa, aged
eighty-four, the goose-bone weather
prophet, predicts the mlldest winter on
record.
"sure of It," he said, never surer Of
anything in my long life. The COM
Ing winter will be no winter at all. This
year, to make things sure, used the
breastbonPs Of three geese. The bones
were all from geese Of last spring. To
my great surprise, all were alike in col
or. was not so much surprised by
that as / was to see them nearly all
white. Only the slightest bit Of purple
could be seen on the tail end OF the
bones. This purple indicates cold
weather away Off In March probably. All
the rest of the bone was white, which
shows concluslVely that there will be
no winter at all. The fact that the three
bones Indicate exactly the same thing
might help to convince people who take
no stock In the goose bone as weather
sign; but one bone is enough for me. In
the last fifty years In which have made
an annual test. the bone has never fall
ed once. So you need not expect much
snow or ice or cold weather until next
March. The winter will be the mildest
on record
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-23

Mamma-No: you've had enough
cake. The Four-Ycar- old-oh, NAM
ma! please can't l have too much?-
Puck.
Not a smopolite.-Ya bsleV- Ever
tackle a iinriklsha? Mudge-Only the
first three syllables.-IndianapOlis
Press.
A Movable ExhibIt.-"Ma, I'm collect
Tommy; we can't have this house over
run with cats" But, ma. they all get
away as fast as collect 'em."-Ln-
dianapolIs Journal.
The DifIlculty.-FIrst Bunco Man
This chap I'm trying to work isn't so
easy as l expected. Second Bunco
MANI thought he had more money
than brains. First Bunco Mantle
has; but he has brains enough to see
that he has.-Puck.
Not AvaIlable.-"No," said the editor
of the magazine, I'VE cannot accept
that article" "But the author 10 q
man who has acquired a great reputa-
tlon," protested the assistant True;
but only in literature" returned the
editor.-Chicago Evening Post.
Imposslble.-'In this third act" said
the stage manager, you must show
that you arc violently in love with the
heiress" How can IT, walled the
walking gent. when know that she
is drawing ten dollars less than l
am?"-Philadelphia North American.
"Methusaleh was the Oldest man"
said the Sunday school teacher, but
the Bible makes no mention Of an OLD E
est woman. Why do you suppose this
is SOP" II guess" said Robert, they
didn't have no chorus girls when the
Bible was wrote. Tines
Herald.
Comparatively Lucky. = Newlywed-
What did you get for Christmas1 Bach
eIor-well. I got bill from my tailor,
notice Of protest from my bank, and a
hint from my landlady to pay up or
leave. Newlywed-You lucky man! ]
got q box Of cigars from my wife
Judge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-23
In III. Interest Of Baehelors.

Al last that much condemned class Of
men fanIIIarly and profusely known as
bachelors is to be defended from the
Eliugs and arrows OF Outrageous" So
ciety. They are actually to be coddled
and by women. Chicago women II
you please. Three Of them, two Of them
married, announce that they are about
10 start a magazine for bachelors and
the announcement of bachelorhood.
The originator Of this novel but emil
uently philanthropIc scheme says the
publication will be devoted exclusively
10 the discarded sex. II have OBJ
served" remarks this cheerful woman.
there were many publications to help
women, but not one TO aid the bachelor
and to make his path easier We Will
print fashions for men. give chahng-dish
lessons. write Of men about town. give
suggestions for chrIstenIngs. tell Of the
duties OF men to their typewrlters. in
form them how TO keep clean on $40 a
week. and We VIII devote a department
10 types Of fair men"
This IS oil very fine. The information
that is to BE- impaired as to how BACH
eIor can keep clean on so week.
though a little vague, win, no doubt,
alone be worth the price Of the Fnaga-
zine. But wc are puzzled to know how
n bachelor stands in need Of any sug-
ges,ions as TO chriBten!ngH. The I'M
married lady connected with this
charming syndicate for the alienation
Of the loneliness Of bachelors life
interests uS when she naiyely remarks
'.zs shall publish heart-to-hsart thks
with them. and gtrcw roses in their
paths vita every issue" All this Is
very comforting, and who needs com
fortinE in the eyes Of woman moro
than the obtuss bachelor. And we are
pretty sure that those 'heart-to-heart
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IuGPaoN NUMBERS:
rdi.OtI.lRoO"' $40 cOoa'i'a Room -. eaz
THE INTELLIGENcER.
WHEELING, DECEMBER 90, $500.


The religious features and the debt
4he world owes to civilization which
cluster around the birth OF Jesus Christ
are seldom thought of by the majority
Of the people. AS the true foundation
Of the Christian churches the festival
season that Is now at hand carries with
tia significance to the eligiouselement
that is ignored by those who signallzo
the event with bestowing gifts. But
even they unconsclously pay tribute to
the inauguration Of the Christian era
md add emphasis to the humility Of
all great beginnings and the teachings
Of Him who nearly 1900 years ago was
born under the lowliess conditions Of
the children of men.
There is nothing depressing about
Christmas and the event 1t symbo!izss'
wise men brought gifts to the child in
the mangar. There was rejoicing every
where. The morning stars sang to-
gether. and the message was waited
from heaven, peace on earth. good viii
toward NEIL" 1t isfirstof ALA seasoaot
10y, and more especially to the children
in whom the legend of Santa Claus has
been instined as one of the tenets OF
childish faith. Yet in this qga there
are some who would rob the coniding
child OF ont Of its most innocent de-
lights-the Iconoclast who Affects 10 see
harm in this imposition and who, in his
heart, denies his Creator and SCOTS at
the story of HIS birth. Let US not lis
ten to him. 1t will do no harm to con-
tinue to please the child. II will de-
strOy many happy dreams If We partake
OF the character OF Cynlcus, and pro-
mulgate 8 decree against the happy
illusion that closes the eyes Of the little
one who sinks into a slumber which
is lulled by the hopes and anhctpations
Of Christmas morning. See 70 1t that
no child is disappointed.
A merry Christmas to all!
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brings little money. Jeanne he knows
has none, and he has resolved to leave
the service he loves and try to make
fortune elsewhere, to be able to marry
her, She is in despair, for she knows
the full weight OF his sacrifice.
When tried to console her, she cried:
ooh IL you know how love him!"
made up my mind then to give her
twenty-five thousand francs, as had
to Pierre. 1t is large sum, but l
thought 1 would not need 1t SO much
now that l was to marry Kasper
That night told him and saw MS
face suddenly change-become nara
and cruel. When i had finished he
cried:
give your money away in this man
told him that I had already given to
Pierre a like sum. and he cried out
again that It was folly. After many
words he left the house in anger, and
saying at the door:
when you come to your senses 1
will return-until then, gond-fy!"
He has never loved me! It was my
poor little fortune no was after. God
help me, can know this, and still love
him. What shall DO?
April, 1851 made my decision ana
though my heart is broken, my con-
science Is clear.
Jeanne Is happy, 80 happy that try
10 find my own comfort in feeling that
am the cause Of her joy.
Yesterday / met Kasper on the street
and he did not look at me. They say
that he is to marry rich widow, older
even than /. -,
Jeanne Will leave me soon to follow
her husband. Pierre is going to college
next year, and shall once more be
alone. Alone IN old maid with bitter
memories and long, heavy hours OF an
guish. o.
My dear children shall never want for
anything, and may God keep them
well and happy.