Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-26
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/ THE ROSARY OF a RAMBLER.

Two persons we're seen this week who
said, Il have something which you
might use in your. rosary. One was
something unpleasant but as an anti
Idote for 1t the other Isl story of a
quiet goodness and generosity which it
liz pleasure to relate. The first speak
er pointed to a load of furniture which.
was being taken to a second -hand store.
Everything which the house had con-
tanned from the piano and more valua-
BILE and useful articles to the portraits
OF the members OF the family were on
the wagon. There Is always something
pathetic in such sight; when it is seen
that a home 10 broken up whether by
poverty, death or disagreement. In
this instance 1t was very sad, for the
household goods. which were no doubt
of value to the owner however shabby
they might seem to others, had been
seized to satisfy the claims of physi-
| clan for his services rendered. Just
like doctor" the one who had drawn
attention to the matter said. Charge
an exorbitant price for his seryices
when one is forced to lave them and
then take all that one has In his house,
I il he can not get the money. 1t was
Just the next day that the other matter
was brought to the attention and he de-
sire could not be kept back that it had
been known in time to repeat to the ar
lraigner Of the medical. 1t. too, is of a
doctor Who lives in Marshalltown. His
skill as physician has never been
questioned and it would seem that the
attributes OF his heart are on par with
those on his head and hand. widow
with a family Of small children never
fails to speak Of him with kindness for
what he has done for her, and to APP
Hpreciate it you should he ar her tell OF
1.-THE faithful care that he has given her
and hers and then refused to take in
4 payment the dollars which he knows
are ST. dearly earned by her. Perhap.
a his way is just like doctor. too fol
we are very prone to hear the darkest
Iside OF things and people. Whoever has
Tread The Doctor Of the Old School car
never be made to believe that all doc
,ltors are rendered callous by the con-
/! start sight Of suffering. The quain1
figure and garb Of William MacClure
may not be known on our streets, but .
A doctor who drives his span OF fine
4 horses may be as untouched by the sor,
Il didness of the world as he who rode ole
4 counts, and not the appearance.
Il Jealousy and envy cause more miser,
u and tragedy than aught else. and the,
4 also cause other things. among which
d are ridicule for the person SO possessed
/. The foibles Of musicians in this lin,
u have been the subject Of innumerabl,
A jests. but they are not the only person.
$50 affected. In every line they may b,
y found and always. did they but know
q 1T, they expose themselves to ridicul,
land even defeat when they exhibit tn.
Esprit which can not bear to have an
Iother succeed in the same work. Hob
son made blunder, perhaps. when h,
q permitted himself to be the object of s.
y much osculatory endeavor; but tina
was nothing to the mistake which h
made when he allowed himself TO de
a preciate the work OF Admiral Dewey
Laying aside the fact that it Is not con
lsidered the proper thing for an Office
Il to demean his superior in rank. Hob
e sons statement was not polite. IL h
8 desired to bring criticism upon the her
& of Manila, he did not succeed. II h
& were trying to gain temporary noto
8 riety mingled with contempt for him
self, he has succeeded WELL
&
The Knowing smiled when they sa,
& the first copy of The Optimist, the lit
lille magazine which kneedler and tn
!, Nevernod press are sending out fror
!. Boone. It was the smile OF those VIII
, say,"Oh, yes, but wait a little while.
I It is not strange that they should thu
J. say and evidently be already expectin
when they shall say Il told you SO, 10
1.-the history OF magazine making in tn
west Is not cheerful reading II Their
liz anything in name, this latest al
Trivial should fare better than has II
predecessors. but with the fate of tn
Midland Monthly a matter of too recer
. occurrence to be overlooked, 1t seem
that II must take something more tina
4 q happy name to make happy endin
. to the venture Whether It fail or sue
coed. however. the name as a good on
and IL the magazineBlives UP TO IL, an
+ tlf 1t is true that those things which dc
serve life have It, we may hope to sc
{ the little yellow bound (far be 1t frol
= us to call 1t .yeIlow'9 magazine man
: times. For optimism has seemingl
! gone out OF fashion. It is the hour I
pessimism and doubt and the despa,
that goes with them. The old things
!. which dependence has been put al
: ruthlessly torn away, before the ne
are found. until It has come to be this
the one who has faith and hope this
!. the world Is good and that II is grow
\ ing and ls to grow better are locke