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Hanna V Omaze.

zornosti Sc strany obecenstva
Jeho zvlastnf vlak mel pfijeti brzy
po S. hodine vecerni ma nadrazi,
zatfm Sc ale vice nez hodinu
opozdil. Ma nadrazf vsude DC
uiicfch oeekavaly velke davy lidu
toho povestneho muze, ktery Sc
pax sotva do hotelu Her Grand
mohl protlaciti Pc pfijeti ho-
telu cd pfednfch muzd strany re
publikanske Sc vydal cetnem
prdvodu do So. Omahy, kdez ma
nej tekalo mnozstvi lidu We tfech
rdznych schdzich.
Pro nedostatek velkych mistno-
stf v So. Omaze bylo zffzeno fec
niste v M ulici nedaleko a., kdez
nejmene 1000 lidi ma ulicich bylo
shromazdeno. Povetrnost byla
sychrava, chvilemi mlzelo, ale to
lid neodstrasilo, tax ze cekal trpe-
live, al Sc Hanna dostayil, coz
bylo velikym jasotcm pfijato.
Bylo tu vsak tez mnoho pfatel
Bryanovyeh, kteff hlutne demon
strovali pro sveho kandidats, Wy
trhujice feenfka povykovanim, tax
#
BE nemohf klidne n.iuviti. Stale
move otazky Sc ma nej sypaly a
nez mohl jednu zodpovidati, bylo
IL n4kolik jin5ch. p.c.o .cs jcho
byla kratka nesouvisla.
Ma to byl senator Hanna r. chile
odvezen do sine Blumovy, kdez
bylo tolik lidf, ze bylo velice OBJ
:izno protlaciti Sc ma jeviste. Ia
tim .tu mluvili JIM fecnici, taktez
ma fecnisti ma M ~. ulici hylo
pokracovano Y fecneni po odcho.
du Hannove. Jakmile Sc vsak
obievil stary senator ma jevisti
Blumovy sine, ihned nastal jasot
nekonecny. Zde mluvil take jen
kratce byl tez feei vytrhovan
hulakanfn nekterych nevedomych
a zfanatisovanych demokratn nebo
populistd, ktefi vsak byli brzy k
uISenf dnuncan;
Tfeti sch1ze, jiz senator Hanna
navstfvil, byla sfni Iana Kout-
skyho, kdez do pfichodu Hanno-
va k cetnemu shromazdenf mluvil
pan Ed. Rosewater. Ku cti ma
sich kraian1 nutno tu podotknou-
ii, ze Koutskeho sini fetnik
vytrhovan nebyl, ac zaGste obe-
censtvo ponejvice 2 cechd sesta-
valo. Zde byl senator Hanna tez
bouflive uvftan, promluvil k lidu
jen kratkou fec, natez special do
Omahy, kdez hudebnim stanu
jej ocekavali tisicove lidu.
Veliky hudebni stan ma rohu
! 5. ulice Capitol ave. byi pra-
vem smyslu slova natlaeen lidem,
ktery byl zvedav spatfiti tax roz-
v6dce strany republi-
kanske, jakym jest Hanna. Ten
Sc dostavil ovsem jiz pc 10. hodi-
ne, kdezto ku obrovskemu shro-
mazdenf zatim mluvil mainsky
senator Frye. Mnozstvf zde shro-
mazdene bedlivs vyslechlo dlou-
hou rec, nfz sen. Frye probral
ddkladne otazku tax zvaneho i'm
perialismu, uzayfeni miru Sc Spa
nelsl EN-, .zapoceti rebelie cd Fill
pincd a pficiny, proc vlada Spoj.
Statd jest nucena ostrovy Filipipy
irzeti a pofadek ma Mich zjednati.
kdyz Sc koneene dostavil senator
Hanna, celia ia massa lidu pro
pukla ohromny iasot, ktery ami
nechtel ustati. Hanna Jest liz
stAfec 72lety, ovsem dosud statny,
avsak tolik jezdenf a feenenf jej
vysflilo, tax ze Sc v hudebnim
stanu muse' obmeziti jen ma velmi
kratkou fec. Lid pax uspokojen,
ze videl to "povestne zvffe', roz-
chzzel Sc klidne.
Dluzno jeste podotknouti. ze
ma sen. Hannu ueinen byl cd ae-
jakeho zfan atisovaneho demokrata
atentzt. Kdyz jel do So. Omahy
po IS. ulici, byl do koSzru jeho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Ease bouTe v Texasu.

Mezi mestecky Atlantou Lodi
' Texasu Sc strhl III. TINA prudky
vichr, ktery rozmetal mnoho obydli
lidskych. V iednom domku Ger
nosskem bylo zabito 6 lidi til
JIM Sc ztratjli, 0 nichz Sc mysli,
ze hyli tez zabiti. Vichr odnesl
re stanice Cambellsville mnoho
stavebnfho dfivi a jinych skod
natropil.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24

Prnjem, ietnf nemoc detf i do
spelych. koliku, kfece, rychIe a
trvale odstranf Sever6v LEX proti
cholefe = projmu. Usp9ch roz-
hodny phi veasnem uzfvxnf.
Cena IS q soc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
zpravy spolkove.
Tabor Nebraska, Z. 4771M.W.A.

Vsichui lesnici jakoz sousede
jsou zadani, by Sc dnes veSer
urcite v IN hod. dostavili do sine
spolkove, odkudz hromadne Sc
vyjde k navsteve tzboru Omaha,
v jehoz sfni fetniti budou vynika-
jfcf cIenove M. w. A.
Z naffzenf tzboru
J. F. PFibyl, klerk.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24

Bolesti hlavy pfejdou okamzits,
vesmete-li 81 Severovy Prxyky
proti bolestem hlavy. Proti peu-
raIgick5m bolestem nsnf IepSfho
lGku mad nj. 1soL
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
PuIlmsnova spoleenost-

v Chicagu byla IS. ffjna odbg-
byvana vyrocni valna hromada
spolecnosti Pullmanovych spacfch
VOID. vyrotnf zprava fiditelstva
udava, ze behem roku pouzilo pa
lacovych spacich vozd teto spo-
lecnosti 775o,876 osob, ktere
zaplatily SI5,oaa,85S. 2 techto
penez pfsbyl cisty vydelek spo-
letnosti s4,Ses,e44. Spolecnost
zamestnava jen dilnach 6258
lidf, jimz bylo yyplaceno s3,s3a,-
aoI mzdy. COZ cini pr0merne
s6Ia. 38 ma kazdeho delnika. Gel
KEN vsak Y diInach ns tratich
stoji v sluzbach Pullmanovy spo-
lecnosti is, o66 lidi, jimz vyplace-.
no $8, 483,I3a ma nlzde.
Odirani ,sojlstoven.
Baltimorskl pojisfovaci spolet-
nosti 81 vedou' vefejnou stiznost
ns odfradf cd rdznych statnich
dfad1, ktere k MIN vysilajf yyse
tfovatele. TAX Nebrasky tam
pfijeli diva vysetfovatele; stravili
prohlfzenfm kneh asi M dne
zadaIi "a to nahradu 1910, kdyz
pax bylo proti 1ctu tomu protesto-
pano, spokoiili Sc Sc $500. Behem
roku Sc dostavili do Baltimore
podobnf vysetfovatele re 6 state
illinoistf Gfednfci 81 "a to pozadali
$3.50. Jeden takovy zapadnf W.
setfovatel prohlfzel knihy dvou
baltimo orskych spoletnosti a cd
kazde pozadal s75o, az mu cele to
vysetfovznf vzaIo jen 3 hodiny
prsce. v soukrome rozmiuve Sc
vyjadfil, ze mel We SVEN statu
mnoho prace volebnf agitaci
ably 81 pry oddechl, byl poslan ma
vychod ku prohlfzenf kneh, jeho
zotayenf mali zaplatiti pojistovsci
spoletnosti.
zdrayotnf stay vojsks.
vrchnf lekaf vojensky, Stern
berg, podal vyroenf zpravu zdra-
votnfm stavu armady Spoj. Stat0.
voJenskych lekafo Sc naleza We
sIuzbe r92, col jest pocet velice
nedostatetny, zvlaste pfi nynejsfm
rozptyleni armady po eele zeme-
kouli. Ma Filipinech Sc naleza
90. 554 muz0 vojska, nichz bylo
s.Iae nemocnych. Gen. Stern
berg pravf We zprave sve, ze tento
velky poeet nemocf jest nutny
pfipsati spise na dcet pfflisneho
namahanf staleho napetf nez me-
zdravosti podnebi. Al bude vol
sko ma Filipinech konati jen oby-
tejnou sIuzbu posadky, pax nebu-
de poeet onemocnelych vojfnn
vstSf nez jakS byvz jiznfch "a
stech Spoj. Stato. 347 vojfnn Sc
bshem roku M FilipinGch zblz-
znilo, tech WAX se vetH Cast We
vojenst5eh nemocnicich opet
usdravils.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Kentucka legislature

Sc odrocila, dohodnouc Sc ma
zmene volebniho zakona. Vybor
obou snemoven Sc tax dalece
dohodl, ze odporucf Legislature
zakon, jfmz by republican
skych okresich kontrolovali re-
publikansti, demokratickych
okresich Ease demokraticti voleb-
nj komisafi. Navrh ten pfijat
byl We spolecnem vyboru I6 hlasy
proti 4 legislature jej tez pfijala,
avsak pH letosnich volbach znsta-
ne jeste Y platnosti volebni zakon
Goebeltv.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
MOVE zPRAvY DOMAtSI ),
p0LITIcKf.
Novy senator

spolkovy We statu Vermont byl
zvolen IS. fiina legislaturou statu
onoho. Dvakrate bylo hlasovano
bez vysledku,az ma ifeti hlasovani
obdrzel vetsinu hlas0 byvaly gu
werner Dillingham;, republican. o
hodnost tu Sc uchazeli til republi
kani, ieden mich vsak Sc po
druhem hlasovanf vidal kandida
tury. demokratittf tlenove sn9mu
vrhly tez sve hlasy Dillinghamovi
a tax byl zvolep.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Nova zelezarna.

Obchodni Gazetta pittsburska
uvefejnila zpravu, ze anglicka to-
varna ma zelezne vyrobky, Sey-
bold & Dickstodova 2 Shefieldu,
pfestehuje sydj zavod do Spoj.
Statd. Nedaleko Wheelingu, w.
Va, ma firma ia vyhlednuto who'd
ne mfsto ku postavenf zavodu v
Gene pies $4,000, 900, v nemz
bude asi $500 lidf zamestnano.
Vysoka cena uhli V Anglii pry
dohanf firmu tu, ably zavod svdj
do Spoj. Stath pfesidlila.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Youtsey odsouzen.

V soudu pomocnikem vraho-
vym, Youtseym, bylo George
townu, Ky, pokracovano minule-
no tydne, al pfiveden ku konc;.
Youtsey ovsem nebyl jiz povolan
vice ku sv9dectvi, pebot Sc stale
naleza We stavu povazlivem. Le-
kali Sc domnivaji, ze rozum jeho
jest rozrusen a vyslovujf mfnenf,
ze zivot jeho ma dlouho nepotrva.
Proto byl piece soud jeho pfive-
den k zakoncenf a sobotu 40.
fGna vynesla porota jednohlasny
vyrok, ze jej shledala vinnym spo-
luviny ma zavrazdeni guv. Goebe
la. 0 uznanf why Youtseyc Sc
porota brzy shodla, ale nemohla
Sc dlouho dohodnouti ma trestu "a
zlocin jeho, az konetne Sc dohodla
ma uvEznenf ma dozivoti. Wy
setfenf dusevniho stavu Youtseye
bude svefeno zvlastnf porote. Ia
tim byla podana zadost "a zasts
venf provedenf rozsuoku. Phi
soudu Youtseym vysly najevo
veci, ktere velice kompromitovaly
Taylora, ktery Sc uvazal V 1fad
guvernersky CO zvoleny guverner.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Stavka uhlokop6.

Jak majitele uhlodoln, tax DEL
nfci pennsylvania by radi stavku
ukoncili, ia Sc vsak stale jeste
protahuje. Nektefi majitelove u
hlodold jeste ami nevyvesili pro-
hlasenf We svych dolech, ze IVY
sujf mzdu 10 procent. Nekteff
Ease cftajf snfzenf ceny stfelneho
prachu do zvyseni mzdy, tax ze
nenf zadne jednoty nabidce te-
zafn. Delafci vsak nechtejf praci
zahsjiti, pokud vsem stejna nabid-
ka utinena nebude, tax ably cele
antracitovA panyi byla We ysech
dolfch stejna mzda. ProdavateIe
uhh We velkgch mssseeh naiehaji
ma tezafe, ably siavku rychle ukon
Gill, ponevac ztracejf odbfratele
kteff Sc zasobujf uhlfm mGkkym
ma mfste tvrdeho. Oeekava Sc
skoncenf stavky kazdeho dne, neb
delnfci ievf dosud velkou vytrva-
lost, tax BE tezafi poyoliti musf.
Hasiei zablti pfi pofaru.
v St. Paul, Mimi, vypuknul v
Hinmanove ohrade ma dobytek
oheh, nejspfse zalozeny rukou
zlocinnou a rozsitil Sc velmi ry-
chile ma skiadiste vapnA a McCorm-
ickovo skladiste rolnickych strojn.
Hasiei byli zamestnani u Nc
Cormickova skladiste hasenfm,
kdyz tu nahle vybuchla nadrzka,
obsahujfcf asi 400 galond gasoli-
nu a rozmetala budovu. Hasici
byli pohfbeni v troskzch a kdyz
byli nalezeni, byli 4 mrtvf a til
tezce poranenf, nichz jeden jeste
asi zemfe. McCormickovo skla-
diste utrpelo asi 5000, 600 ztrzty
ma strojfch hospodaFskych a $780,
600 IA budove, kdezto v jateenf
ohrade sposobeno skody asi "a
Sas, 900. Dale jeste utrpsla drzha,
firma vApnem q lednice mnoho
tisic skody, tax ze ztrzta ma ma
|jetku se plef na $3.50. 600.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Rebel nevinen.

Ma pobfezf chicsgskem Sc sme-
tim rumy zavezla meltina jezer-
nj a ponevac takto nabyty kus
pddy nemel zadneho pana, usadil
Sc ma mem kapitan Wellington
Streeter. Ably Jej odtud policie
nemohla dostati, ,pevnil Sc tam,
wal 81 ma pomoc 20 mutt, jez
ozbroiil, Gattlingovo delo 81 po-
stavii ma sve hradby tax chtel
vzdorovati dfaddm chicagskym.
Proti nemu vytahla do pole celia
policejnf moe, jiz Sc ovsem kap.
Streeter vidal 18. t. m. stal Sc
sedmi spoluspiklenci pied soudem
"a tuto rebeiii. Byl zalovan pro
spiknutf k ncelu vrazednemu, ale
ze zlocinu toho osvobozen nynf
naproti nemu pfedleha jen zaloba
ma nezakonite spolteni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
Z Galvestonu.

Hasicsky sbor galvestonsky
zapotal p4!;s; hromady ssu,in, jjez
Sc dosud nalezajf ma soukromych
pozemcich. v ssutinach tech Sc
nalezajl dosud mrtvoly mnoho
cenneho majetku, coz vse bude
ohnem zniceno. ably Sc konetne
jakehosi pofadku cistoty v me
ste docililo. Vsech mrtvol tro-
SEX vytazenych bylo az posud IA
znamenano a9o7 jenom ' meste.
Mnoholi jich bylo vodou odplave-
no a mnoholi ezaznamenanych
pohfbeno nebo spaleno, media Sc
urtiti. V sobotu 20. ffjna poprve
cd nestastneho dne 5. zafi zapo-
caly ulicemi Ease jezditi elektricke
kary.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24
PozIstaIost Millionaire.

.isi pied mesicem Sc zastfelil
bud nahodou nebo z1myslne
Theo. A. Havemeyer, jeden ze
SYM cukerniho krale newyorske.
no. Myslelo Sc mem, ze jest
milionafem jako jeho otec, avsak
kdyz bylo jmeni jeho uspofadano
cd soudu pozdstalostnfho, shleda-
no. ze veskery jeho majetek ma
cenu jen S869,oI8. Toto bylo
zjisteno k vuli placeni dane de-
dictvi, ovsem mozno, ze vetsf east
jmenf Hsvemeyerova byla zataje-
ma, ably usla dani 2 dedictvl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1900-10-24

We Want Vert, O., re zarli-
vosti villa pf. Van Liewova, man
zelka bankefe, kyselinu sirovcu
do obliceje 81. Hammelove, ktera
nasledkem toho zemfela.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-08-11
NOT UNDER MORTGAGE.

1t came out as l journeyed on
horseback through Dakota that al
most every settlers land was under
mortgage" said Westener, "and
one day when 1 came upon a pioneer
seated on the grass by the roadside,
with troubled look on his face, l
asked him if it was the mortgage he
was worrying about.
'Wuss than that, stranger he
replied as he looked up YEARLY.
Sickness or death in the family?'
'Wuss than that.
"'Then it must be calamity, in
deed. You didn't lose family and
home by prairie fre?'
Nope; but you are right about
its being calamity. I've been try
in to think of that word for two
hours past. Yes, sir, you can put it
down as an awful calamity"
"'But won't you explain?' l per-
sisted.
"'I will, sir. Thar was mortgage
on the claim, and / was feelin' as big
as any of my neighbors and takin'
things easy, when my wife was left
$500. Stranger, dare tell you what
she did with that money!
She didn't lose it
"No, sir. She jest paid that mort
gage, bought two horses and plow,
and this mornin' 1 was bounced out
of my own cabin bekase I wouldn't
peel off my coat and go to work
Yes, sir; you are right. It's ca
lamity--a calamity that's landed me
on the outside, and between my durn-
ed pride and her blamed spunk some.
body'll be eatin' grass afore Saturday
night %
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-08-11
ART IN NEST BUILDING.

Birds differ as much in the matter
of the artistic skill with which they
decorate their nests as men do in the
building of their homes. Here is
humming birds nest, exquisitely fir
ished and harmonizing perfectly with
its surroundings, just like a pretty
little cottage environed with velvety
lawn, beautiful flowers and trailing
vines over the doorway. Here is
robins nest, built strong and sub
stantial, like an old Dutch brick
house; here the oriole's home, deftly
fastened to the pendent limb of cot
tonwood or elm-a gypsy's tent;
here a sparrow's nest, rough, tan
gled mass of the coarsest material,
utterly destitute of artistic taste
this the wickiup of a Digger Indian
this a yellowbird's- nest, dainty
structure, lined with the fugitive
thistle down-a young lady's bou-
doir here a crows nest, crude, rough,
but few sticks piled together-this
a poor whites home in Florida; up
there on the 1oftiest tree top an eagles
nest, some old baronia1 castle on a
Rhine crag here mourning doves
nest, dozen or two sticks laid on
pine tree limb, this Bohemian shan
ty of some river fiat ; here quail's
nest, warm, roomy, comfortable and
full of eggs-this the home of the
we'll to do American farmer up there
the clustering nests of the barn swal-
low-life in fat nests Of all sorts,
eggs of all colors, love songs of all
harmonies, no newfangled notions of
nest building in Queen Anne or re-
naissance style, but ever the new nest
teu isIUvehnnass, as rne ease may Ue;,
always manifest in the work of these
little architects many loyal to local
ity, always seeking the same spot for
home each year, these true to their
mates till death parts them, as in the
case of the eagle; others with new
loves each year, seeking new places
for home, all so very, very like men
and women. So we watch the nest
building and lovemaking of May, the
parental love toward the little ones
in June, condone the berry stealing
as we listen to the orchestral melody
of the dying night and bid these
feathered friends of ours sad fare
we'll as they leave us as the days
grow shorter.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-08-11
CHANGE OF BIRDS THROUGH THE YEAR

Nothing is more characteristic of
our seasons, and nothing more inter
esting in ornithology, than the mi
gratory flights of the birds. We well
come them when they come north in
the spring in tunefuf companies as
the most pleasing feature of reviv-
ing world, this familiar acquaintance
and that saluting us with well-remem-
bered greetings. Many speedily dis
appear, to be sure, but most of them
remain, to gladden. Our hearts and
senses while we watch them cunning
ly contrive their homes and lovingly
rear their young in our gardens and
groves. Then, in the restful, medi-
taiiKe days 9f saAtAgg thKsi o story ygsJHt Is JIsl
brief interview, our summer friends
are assembling and departing, anc
presently only the faithful few who
reside with us the year around, plus
some winter visitors from boreal parts,
will be seen in our woods and mead
ows.
1t appears then that we in temper
ate 1atitudes entertain two sets OF
annual visitors-one from the North
and the other from the South. This
is true, and it looks as though the
custom of migration had begun among
birds-wanderers by nature-by their
annually leaving the overcrowded
tropics for increasingly distant jour-
neys in the course of which they
build their nests, and that after awhile
certain ones had got into the habit of
staying in the new regions or of max
ing only short and partial migrations
which, by and by, will cease. 1t is
significant that most of the pronounc-
ed migratory species are errant mem
bers of families mainly tropical.
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many onions underneath him. Pears
baked in syrup. Custard of cream
and the eggs of hens. Wine sauce
with mint and tansy we'll mixed.
Also some small birds of all kinds
laid in good wine.'' After these
dishes-in which it may be noted
"the roast beef of England" is miss
ing-the guests retired to another
room where pastry, sweetmeats and
fruit were served with wines. A din
ner of Charles 1. was equally profuse
and dainty, including indeed, ga sopp
of snayles."
The English have always been es-
sentially meat eaters. The gospel of
Covent Garden is even now held by
but few. With the exception Of
,,,io,,c ossft;-s~t>a \ L -~-s>-.
were unknown in Britain in the Mid
die Ages. What vegetables were re-
quired were imported from Holland.
The introduction of the potato and
its general cultivation from about
1919 form the most important event
of its kind. Not until the time of the
Commonwealth did the pudding OBJ
tain popularity, and even now it is
relegated in the nursery. That essen
tally British dish, plum-pudding, has
only assumed its present solid form
during the last hundred years. 1t
was abhorred by the Puritans, and
not until Sir Roger de Coverley had
seen Dissenter enjoying plum-broth
in his hall at Christmas had the wor-
thy knight any hope for his moral
and social condition.
Mince-pies, another Christmas
dainty, were likewise religiously BAH
ned. Treatises and sermons were
gravely written proving and disprov-
ing that clergymen should not eat
mince-pies Through all the changes
of gastronomic fashion Johnny Bulls
taste remains but little altered. He
eschews kick-shaws and delights in
substantial, solid dishes. His preju-
dice for beef-eating is very character
icfic
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was a dead loss-nigh about ton of

was DEAD lOSS-n1gn ABOUT ton VI
it, and worth fifteen dollars.
Gran father owned up that he had
got into the attic while Mr.. Rasher
was out and "jest touched off some
stuff in tin can to see what it was -
and he blowed the ruff of the ell part
to Joppy, and singed the eyebrows all
off from himself, and peeled place
on his bald head as big as sauser by
doing it.
But all the bugs and things were
killed dead this time.
Mrs. Rasher took to her bed, and
had to live on chicken broth until her
nerves got settled, and Mr.. Rasher
licked them two boys for pulling the
stake away from the wheels, and the
Widder Whitney tainted away ia
Daniels arms, and there was a terri
BILE time ginerally.
1t cost considerable money to git
my ruff repaired, and Mr.. Rasher
paid for it, which was real nice in him,
seein' thet it was gran father thet
teched it off.
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NOT WORK, BUT WORRY.

1t is not the work, but the worry.
That wrinkles the smooth, fair face,
That blends gray hairs with the dusky,
And robs the form of its grace;
That dims the lustre and sparkle
OF eyes that were once so bright,
But now are heavy and troubled,
With weary, respondent life.
It is not the work, but the worry,
That drives all sleep away,
AS we toss and turn and wonder ;.
About the cares of the day.
Do we think of the hands hard labor,
Or the steps of the tired feet?
All no. but we plan and ponder
How to make both ends meet.
It is not the work, but the worry,
That makes US sober and sad.
That makes us narrow and sordid,
When we should be CHEEKY and glad.
There's a shadow before the sunlight,
And ever a cloud in the blue.
The scent of the rose is tainted,
The notes of the song are untrue.
1t is not the work, but the worry,
That makes the world grow old.
That numbers the years of its children
Ere half their story is told;
That weakens their faith in heaven
And the wisdom of Gods great plan,
All! tits not the work, but the worry,
That breaks the heart of man.
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MEASURE FOR MEASURE.

Judge not lest men may Judge you
The measure that you mete
The world will not begrudge you,
If bitter tits or sweet.
For him who dealeth kindly
With those that fall or fail,
Who none condemneth blindly
At every idle tale.
The world in self-same fashion
VIII grace to him impart;
With kindliness Of passion
Will take him to its heart.
But him that carpeth ever,
That thinketh always ILL
The world may call him clever,
But it will doubt him still.
From kindness kindness groweth;
Goodwill from goodwill springs,
The mercy that one showeth
To him like mercy brings.
Through all life's pain and pleasure.
Through all the ways of men,
The measure that you measure
The world metes you again!