The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-08-22

LirE's SPICE.
- Variety Is the spice OF hfc.'.
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BY S. NICK y.


BY S. Muk y,
A young girl said to me the other
day that she aud her brother wanted
to make a contribution 10 the library,
and this amount completed the ueces-
sary funds for a new library. That's
the was like TO hear people talk. |
believe I've Remarked; before, tbs. Il
would be an easy matter to gei the
funds ior library by asking for them,
but | do pot intend TO do that; The
contributions must be voluntary. The
library only costs e., and this expense
should be evenly divided among the
readers. We arc indebted TO Nus, g.
". Williams, Mrs. David iicidlcbnrg,
Miss kalhie Wade, Lacy aud Mary
Jennings for this library. The library
has been ordered and the catalogue
will be published in this weeks 1IaEs.
Please cut II ont for reference, and
after cutting Il out keep 1t aud keep
ia miud the days the hour and the
books you want.
Several girls have asked me why
didn't have something to say about
the boys In town as well as the girls
Certainly they deserve some mention
but maybe you have heard the story
Of very proiane man who was div
lug up n long hill with load of po'
taloes. As he reached the top of th'
hill he discovered that the back bOarC
of the wagon had fallen out, the Wagon
bed was empty and the potatoes wet
distributed at various points OF th'
hill. The bys,anders expected TO b
shocked at the language indalged in
but there was only silence. Some ON
asked him why he didn't say some
thing, aud he said he had no words il
his vocabulary to do the subject jus
lice. So II is with INC on this subject
for think Il rather shocking TO sec
boy in the garb Of day lAborcr
sleeves rolled up displaying black
hair, arm to the elbow, broad hat lik
those necessary for q field hand, talk
ing to a girl with as much assuranc
rs il be were property dressed as POI
siblc. II may be comfortable, but
is not nice, and carelossness in atIir
Il apt 10 lead TO less care In converse
ton, to a sort Of free and easy sty
that is not conducive to good manneI
and good breeding,
Here Is beautiful new gem
! Ella Wheeler Wilcox:
, WINCH ARE NuUs
, There arc two kinds OF peopse on ear
, Just Two KINDS Of people. no more l 50
Not tho sinner and saint, for us VI
The good are half bad and the had a
hiatt good
Sni the rich and the po4r, for 20 eoan'
d, You mnst firsi know tho state OF bis co
science ana health
Ne; the humble aad proud, Tor In ne
VINO puts on vain airs Is not eoun,e.
man.
d N1t the happy and sal. for the swif''ayi
u Bnhs each mau nls laughter ana ca
man ulT tears.
= No. the two Kinds of people ON uarti
IS Arc tie pooulo who lIn aad tho peoi
% Who lean.
. wherever you 80 you viii mad the wori.
Arr always divided In just these 4
And Oddly enough you viii nHd. too
i There IS only one ilf,or to twenty "
" lean.
In whlra class are you, Are you east
n OF over ,S taxed uners who toll down
=, nrnrn Won a Icancr, who lets others b,
Your portion % lapor ana worry ana ca
le Rcy. 4 j. Hardy, who years a
ic wrote GLOW to be Happy Though NJ,
n led, " has been writing series Of
.. iiclcs for one OF the Sunday papers
Love, Gourlship and Marriage
3 The articles contain much truth a
N much food for thought, The IL
q recent one concerns the first year
,e marriage, emphasizing a point | ha
, always made, and that is that that
proper place for young married pI
u pie Is In \ home Of their own, no NJ
O. ter how humble and plain that boz
may be. The young lovers have co
into Paradise aud there should not
oEo discordanl element TO mar I'll
happiness. The little ripple In
~ waters will soon be smooihed i
to peace aud quiet Il they fight their b
ties aud conquer bitter feelings alo
10 without one word Of sympathy or
=. reference Of any kind. Therefore
approve most heartily of all Mr.. llal
says, aud am glad to have an opp
10 tunily to pass tho thought along
DO calling attention 10 Il. The dive
court gives evidence every day Of
IN pcrnicious influence that may be thro
n. around young married people who
at with the parents of either party. ]
mother naturally sympathizcs with
, child, son or daughter whichever
- may be, and II she is not n v
y woman, therein lies the danger.
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