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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

'DeWitts is the only genuine
witch Hazel salyo. writes j. J..
Tucker of Centre Ala q have used
70 Ia my family Tor Piles. Cuts aud
Burns Tor years and can recommend
20 TO be the best salvo on the market
Every family should keep d., AZ IL is
tn Invaluable household remedy. and
should always be- kept on hand FOR
immediate uHa' Mrs Samuel Gage.
of North Bush ~ Y says "I had "a
foyer sore ON my ankle Tor twelve
years that the doctors could not cure.
an saiyos and blood remedies proved
worthless. . could not walk for over
two years Finally was persuaded
To- try ueWIub witch Hazel salvo.
which has completely cured me- g.
.s wonderful relief" DoNItJs witch
Hazel suIve cures without leaving a
soar Sold by % o. Briggs 4 -. aad
B Vaun o. Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
DEsERvt SEPARATE STATEHOOD

The Colorado Springs Gazette says
uf .h, pending statehood iil
"NCW Mexico bias luug boon Ter.
riiory ant De- uow ono lf tho most for
iilt and wealth producing commuu.
Ties uf fhp west % BE- great DOB Its
sheep and cattle OUTPUT n Its gold
mines and In ts marvellous fruit and
other agricultural products OF the
-FOUR territories boo 1urrfion the erpat
cst injustice be- done POI New Mexico.
Nhich bias long been promised state.
hood and De- now given half loaf
Arizona. similarly. .s deserving OF
place in tho sisterhOod OF states.
30 commonwealth ls making greater
strides than Arizona 10 is Increasing
in population by leaps and bounds
and the impetus fo me mining indus.
t} which has hcDa Given by recent
discoveries WiI make tho state ono of
the best Iu Dee entire west In a few
brief Yotre
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

iFIIm Mondays Daily CuleaI
This To- a GOOD old world. aud 20 o..
getting better every year
El paso has snIdn football team
Ihcy walked of fhp grounds when
they saw they were getting beat
Portland ore. will get for tF pN.
position Io per cent 0f tue govern.
m'n' exhibit a. the ST. Louis world
pIr
A couri.and county 81 T., man has
fused ian udcr of 100000 for uls
p,-ce. on which there .s one acre OF
ginseng
Albuquerque has secured another
industry sash door aud blind fac
/ tory. The plant will employ Two nan
dred men
10 President Roosevelt ideas are
carried out, the interstate commerce
commission hereafter may be useful
40 we'll as ornamental
Hon John IS. CLARK of lar Vegas.
~ agreed upon as the president of the
/ legislative council be viii make an
| impartial presiding officer.
! The joint statehood bin 10 on the
senate calendar Tor consideration this
week The indications are favorable
Cor The passage Of the bill
! General Kur0N personally "a deny.
/ ing the report that be- was slain ln
/ battle A. Mark Twain once remark.
cd, the story was greatly exagger
ated
The president OF the American
Baseball league Dos 90 have salary OF
$4,000 year watch is $1,000 q year
more than the United States pays t0
l the secretary OF the treasury
Cuba has appropriated $50 900 for
] sanitation ln some oi Dos largest cities.
| The island grasps tbc idea that % will
/ get into trouble h % allows Itself tU
/ become "a center OF poailouce.
/ The Chloitan is requested 10 ca
anime the records of 3ocOrru county
and see 10 the collector and sheriff uf
/ Mat county do NOT each receive per
cont from the licenses collected.
/ On one day laaf week between sun.
I rise and sunset 5000 Immigrants
landed in New Nork The rush for
the land of prosperity has been al
hiEhwater mark for the last two
| years
The rapid increase OF the free mail
delivery ought 90 give good paying
| employment 90 thousands OF men. By
the arst OF luly 1906. d 10 egtlmstea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
WISDOM OF A
COLLEGE FOUNDER

Northampton, Mass, Dee 2O.--A
fund of 93O.0 900 left sixty years ago
by oliver Smith. ~ the provisions oi
h's viii today became available for On
agricultural college. which will be
known au the smith Agricultural
school ln The sixty years that have
elapsed since the death of Mr. smith
the fund OF 100000 has grown b.
$500 600
Mr. Smith was q resident OF HAT.
Held aud was brother OF sophia
smith. who founded and endowed
smith college There viii be no ~
unity. however. between Smith col.
leEc and tho new Agricultural school.
ma" fImtuamed institution 10 chiefly
patroniled by young women Of rich
parents while The new school la a.
signed for the education of poor iarm
boys
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
WILDCAT" AGENTS GUILTY
sWiNpLEp PERSONS THROUGH.
OUT TIE UNITED STATES AND
WILL BE SENTENCED Deem.
BER az.

tFrHm Mondays Daily CiUzDul
The following from tho issue uf ths
Chicago Tribune az December Iath. 3D.
published ns uf great interest i1 al
View MoNicnns who nnd is necessary
tu take nrp Insurance policies The
article says
'tno of she most extensive in,esu-
CATION. uf The operations uf wildcat
insniaurU over conducted hy local Ror
tfnmtut officials reached o. succcsrfui
termination yesterday when Stoves
W. Jacobs and Charles J Van Andres
pleaded guilty 90 charges of operating
scheme iu dofmud Boz placing altered
fraudulent Insurance policies ana
using tht malls to conduct the work.
Hundreds Of witnesses from all
over Che United States we're present
l"lorr Judge Kohlsaat to testify that
tH"F had paid premiums ON dro insur.
anco which. when their homes burned
they did not receive Jacobs and We
Audeu through their counsel Attor
ury UyrnCs pleaded guilty They will
'c sentenced December 27
Promotes New Companies.
Iacuh7 was 1lioEcd 90 have prOmof
od "a number of Insurance cumnanies
NN"'''' .'N NH " n IN"'NNNNH III.
A. Company. with Offices in the W.
mans Temple and later al l64 Lake
street whore be- also conducted the
Chicago Loon and Trust company
which was raidod hv Detective Ser
Fcaut clifton Woodbridge some time
aru
Jacobs aud Van Andon we're aler
ga tn tn ihe owners 0f fhe following
c'mpnuios Merchants aud Manufac
Jurors Insurance company. GcrmanIa
Fire Insurance company. Fifo Aasur.
ancc company. standard Lllds u
Humuco company Prudential Inaur.
anc" company and the Marine Fire
Insurance company Van Aulon waa
ai'orri fu Doe Che general ascent and
collected 0uch1f of ON the premiums
secured Won Audou 8. alleged f1 have
written thc policies
Jacobs is alleged fn have used Ia
rur1rc" AGENTS. sI over fh, country AZ
tools they securing Insurance FOR
him believing that hIa business Wa
lsr. 'wHfo
other alleged operators NJ so called
'v'Hclt Insurance who NAV so 10
trial within few days orc D. A.
Shnuh'n Charles D. Russell aad
James Wilson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
STATE of onIo. city Of Toledo. Lucas
County

state OF ohio. city OF Toledo Lucas
County
Frank y Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner 0f tho firm Of
D. j Cheney a Co.. doing business
In Che city of Toledo. County aud
state Aforesaid. and that said firm
viii pay tho sum OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor eacn and every case
of Caiarrh that cannot be- cured by
The use of Halls Cntarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
ln ms presence. this sixth dag 81
December. A ID. 1876
t@EAl.l A. W GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halle Canrrh Cure ls taken Boo.
ternally. and acts directly on che
blood and mucous surfaces Of Abe
system. Send Tor testimonials free
D. j. Cheney a. Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold hy all druggists. 7re.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor con.
stinHfi1n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
POINTED PARAeRAPAs.

AZ rule a rir' WI. 10 self posses.
aed can bo induced "a. transfer the
title.
Many r. man who Ifuks he's ready
money resembles dollar minus
seventy cCutt
a GOOD no'shh0r le one who lacks
iutcreet .n affairs ina, are none %
us business.
Wu'Io The average nam isn't bad
enough tO uCoI reforming. hc o. not
good enough sometimes 90 make dc.
siuDlo husband.
A rirl doesn't care t0 bc anything
.1 900 eligible young mon. she s sat.
isicd 20 become his better half
One trouble with many O. splfmnde
man is that tho part tc talks with Is
out ot proportion fu tho part hp
thinks with Chicago News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

1uose who will persist ia closing
their ears against the continual rec.
ommeudation OF Dr. Kings New Dis.
covery for consumption, viii have a
long aad bitter fight with their trou.
Asg. 10 not ended earlier BY fatal ter.
minaii0n Read what r r. Beall OF
Beall. Miss has 10 say; Last fan my
vile had every symptom OF consump
uou. she took DE- Kings New Dis.
cOyery after everything else had fail.
ed Improvement came a. once and
four bottles entirely cured her Guar.
antoed BY all drugnsts. Price soc aud
SlQe Trial bottle free
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Judgo Richardson OF this city. re.
tufhea yesterday from MoCfeluma,
tonora. whore ho had been for several
days while in Mocfemma Monday be
ulod aui uEaIus. Ihg Nac0Zari rail-
ruaa company tor 8l22O00 gold ON Dee.
account of alleged balance due on
construction contracts in the building
Of the line from Coz tO Nacolarl The
result OF this suit viii be eagerly
watched for by all parties aulc0n
tractors and othCU.-EI pasU News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

An old and weli.tried remedy-Mrs.
windows soothing Syrup has been
used for over sixty years by millions
81 mothers for their children while
teethlng. with perfect success. Il
soothes the child softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the bsst remedy FOR diarrhooa- Is
pleasant 30 the taste Sold BY drug
glsts IN every part 81 me world
twenty-five cents q bottle. rs value
10 lncalculahle. BE sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing syrup. and
take no other hind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Who is b always gets the gan7
Your mothCrlulnw.
Whom % the testers guy and Chah2
Your mothorlnlnw.
WHO 10 BE- you're supposed 20 fear2
whose visits claim Co dread each
YEAR,
who's plctured always "on.her ear'2
Your motherlnlaw.
Whos said to have temper Vilo2
Your mother ln.law.
who's slammed and slandered eli the
Whne9
Your mother in law.
Who's said tG mako the place you
me Httest earthly type az well.
who's said 10 drive your boys Bea'
meh7
Your mother lnlaw
who's hed upon the most. say you9
Your mothorln.law.
WHO'S commonly both kind and true3
Your mother in-law
Who's got more sense than you. per
hAps
Because she's known so many chaps
Por whom weak maidons set their
capa?
Your mother lnlaw
To who'll p 'e you ln endless debit
or mother in-law
whom should you bless and ne'er for
get7
Your mother iB.law.
WHO brought 90 this terrestrial balla
The sweetest girl since Adams fail
The one you love the most % ail7
Gee We hope our mothorin.law see
hia-it suFht 90 square ua
Tour motherinlaw.
-naltimore Amsrisal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

IhD Ration Reporter .t. Chat Hp
Albuquerque noWspa urr bt af
hr bor ua'I1u'l0i Boo thg territory
This n Uso'f H one of .hc strongest
Indications Of flD combination af pIr
rum i1nrea which masking OF AInu.
uunruun .hr largest aud WpaHnlos
UiY Boo tho tHrIfO1 while 30 Dr. posi-.
arsFDI ui the least natural resources
Albuquerque merchant. and thr rIu.
1cns generally rIto IhcIr newspapers
liberal support and Boo turn tho news
papers Do mote than their share f0.
ward fID upHuIdus U. tHr cts and
community Other cities could noHt
by fhr example
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

provision authorizing lfs division into
ave states % was Thought no the time
trai thC people mirhi prefer DC to be-
divided into more .nnn one state. But
a. umo passed. tho ieo.InE OF state
pride grow. and today "a proposition to
aivido Texas would bn rejected by SEQ
overwhelming majority ibat its sub
m'H Ton would subsequently bo looked
uunu as nu eXDmu.. OBJ folly De- would
h0 so with New NcNOu and Arizona
d. fbHv sore 'H 1n admitted as one
afH|r"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Washington. Dee. 2O.--The Comp
iroller OF the currency has been al.
Eiaod that the FiTHi National bank OF
Conneaut Ohio closed rs doom last
night ON account OF a run which Oc-
CURED yesterday and National bank
Examiner Miller has been appointea
rnnaIHnT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

From Tuesday, Daily CitIzvuD
Louis fraser the sheep buyer. wns
a nOrth bound passenger this morn
ing.
ED Newcomer, chief deputy sheriff
Of BcrpalillO county, who was down
sOuth on business, mas returned 20 the
city
Regular Review OF Alamo Hive No.
I, l.. o. r. a., was held al odd Eel.
lows hall this afternoon, December
goth az $3.50.
Rcd Men will give a grand ball this
evening at Colombo hall Good music
viii be- provided for the occasion. Buy
ticket and holp a worthy lodge.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral OF
Mrs Emma Goodwin occurred at the
undertaking parlOrs OF A. Borders.
Rev Mar8u uhciated, with burial Boa
Falryiew cemetery
or Edward N clayton OF Gallup. ls
ip The city 20 meet his WIFE, who has
been visiting with her parents. The
doctor aud wife and child will return
90 Gallup this evening
All the mombors OF the department
of spiritual work of the Methodist
Episcopal church Epworth league viii
hold o. meeting this evening az 1880 in
the new church parlora
Tho big Navajo blanket at Graham
Bros win be- ratified on Thursday
evening al $3.50 o'clock Everybody
holding a ticket should be present
The blanket Is valued az SIS,
"a. A. Iuatro the father OF Mrs, W.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

HIuadcr are sometimes very evr-r
s.Fo Occasionally MO Itself 10 ne
price OF mistake. but youW never BE-
wrong % you take pr Kings New lAfe
f.I.H for dyspepsia. dizziness. head.
ache. liver nr bowel troubles they
gro rourle o., tluussu Doe ~ ~
drugEists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Twelve years ago There were 208e
Japanese .n tho United states To-day
there are 25 600
A thousand million miles are Gov
cred hy the various railway trains %
this country in the course of "a year
The largest order NJ merit Zoo the
world Is the French Legion OF Honor.
which has over half million mem.
bprH
when the extension planned FOR The
Hatiuns capital al Washington have
been made. the e1ihcp. Including the
works Of nri which It contains. wiz
have cost nearly $50 100000 IN l79e
tho FIRST building Dot ou which the cap.
itoI stands cost $500 The cornerstone
was laid Sent s i793. with "a speoch
by President Washington q military
procession and a barbecue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

From Tuesdays Daily Ctzgul
Northern Arizona will be benefited
by joint statehood.
Ration is becoming one 1I me best
stiles 1f Nss Mysin,
judge Baker uas won signal vie.
cory over Dts enemies
only ul. Who Ii,. 1y litigation are
specially Interested as tD UhU H mIsl
oi th.s district
one of .hs lsst things necessary .l
secure reformation ui politics n New
huAIoO H fl. removal of Gov 20. a.
Otero
Opporuu. Ips u IIs are not sa
scarce. The greatest lack is Boo .ne
ability to recognize them when pre-
sDutsd
o. tho newspapers 1f Sew Mexico
ANA Arizona study their best financial
interests Dos VIII urge .he passage lI
tlg Joint faIDbood D..l
The tUTu D.. grateful for me HH.
era. pl.rutu tbaI DO s receiving
THH past Your hH. been the mos. pro.
s.r1uH one I tUe history u' the pa.
per
Woman sunusg has NOT helped Boo
purify politics Boo Colorado Then. arc
more election frauds boo fda. state than
Boz any other portion uI ru8 United
states
Energy nu into q pursuit fur office
~ usually wasted In .he long rum
even th1u-H fhe 1HI.e Ue attained
The same tmJun. 1. energy puf into
che dcycIopm of a utrlo business
idea is very sru fu bear results
During hp fiscal year 0f 1904 the
tohacCu usaa Is the country paid boz
the form lf customs and Internal rev.
euue taxes Sb5hHU 600 moro than
enough to pay The Interest ON The pub.
lic debt and take care OF the nation "a
wards, the insane.
The republican candidates from This
county go the legislative assembly
received maioriUps ranging from
1900 10 $500 Upon what grounds
contests could be- based BIS not dis.
cenablo 20 any one yeJ contests have
been brought against the entire dele.
cation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Eagles will hold important meeting
this evening lnitiatiou and lunch is
tho program
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

II Is Van slyok, travelling livestock
agent 1f che Santa &c railroad for
the New Mexico division. passed up
the road this monin ing on business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Diplomacy d often knife ga the
hends OF the undermined.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

Sufferers from sciatca should not
hesitate fu use Chamberlain Pain
Balm The prompt relief from pain
which % affords 90 alone worth many
umes COS cost Fgr sale By al drug
glsta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-24

that this Forylco viii embrace g2OOO
different routes. and % iH expected
that Tor the nscnl year following 5000
more routes viii bo added Altogether
this will cos. about t26O00.00O an.
nually.
The estimate of OBJ, cost of collect.
ms Che customs revenue for che asral
yonf ending June 800 1905 has been
Gent to nonarr. from tho treasury
IDpaI .mcn' THE araud total a So.
ya5.u1NtR
icty Gro,n ba. charitable word
Tor Mrs. thdiHIUa THAT is che most
Nomanlf word shp has uttered for
publication n aII hUr lIrc. and this
opinion goes Wfr'h"r Nra ChHiWick
gu.ity Hr innocent
Or Arizona It determined to remain
ID territory. uu amendment go me sen.
ate joint statehood bil acgrogalIuE
that territory U0m the proNHI0na Of
,hc $500 would De- Zoo order. Tbs
would cut1i. NJW Mexico aud okla.
Soma II secure statehood without
suy opposition
Following closely upon Ar Rookie.
ie.lers uin OF t3uOUOUJ Co CHICAGO
university standard on has touched
Doe producer Hr Iowprua the price OBJ
rruI. of. HE. cent. ft VIII De- tho
consumers uu most The octopus
show disposition Zoo bc impartial
body 'HUH 70 aHRfu of
tts contributions Co the cause of EIDE
cation
An estimate of .fe cost OF me So
iuuis exposition eIfrs WauI total
lt &.alifI 0it This Includes tho coat
uI OBJ. Ha. HI. government uUIInea
che railroad fare meals and lodging
admission io The f8.r and 90 the VA
Nuus 1musemsn's and other .ncIdon.
1i expense. of visitors to the expo
s.tion together with The cost of rain
road and T'rCo' car improvements
The Kan city Times says mat
thD congrg s.Oual ulan t0 admit Okla.
bona and Indian Territory aF one
f'atc, and Arizona ard New Mexico
As another may Do hattor than DO
statehood 8t am uIt no tho nrst on.
1orinDiiy fho VDs and south mas be-
NIeu.Cd tl rriaI1fo and combine
Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont
u'u one u..HIzed state ana tack De.
some cuisines. Uuu .bIuk if does
H1. Huy Iu advertise a majority lf|
Albuquerque business mon think
differently. however I. D.. evidenced
H5 tlg number ul columns of adyDr.
Using which Tine CHIlrn carries
Wise advertisers NU.A "a good thing
when they sDg It
aware onto Pennsylvania. aud declare
Iu'In Rhode island fu bU merely
uUIIuB station.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
LOVE OF FIGHTING.


II Seems 10 De Unborn In the Aver
nrc Human Being.
We are all fond of lighting TINT is.
we all love to look at Il tight. and some
Of us like to be- in light. But we all
love to see one There are some super
aesthetic and hyper refined humans OF
both sexes who think they do not like
10 see n fight. Some of them actually
bclieve tkey are sincere. But deep
down in the average man and woman
the love Of fight exists. II is insrained:
Ivy. When he screams, squalls and
kicks if his will is thwartcd, he is fight
ing.
So with the sane baby when. grown
up into boy. lie pulls his little sisters
hair. IT IS partly, perhaps. the love of
fighting and partly, perhaps, the love of
giving pain, for cruelty also seems 10
he part of the makeup of The human
animal. After ljtiie brother has fin
ishcd pulling little sisters hair and she
has dried her eyes she sootfes her
wounded feelings by pulling off flies
wings or legs OF pluching the cats tail
under a rocking chair OF the higher
lights of juvenile cruelty 10 which her
brother rises when he ties two cats to-
scther hy their tails over 4 clothesine
where they tight till nothing is left but
their tail tips Of these familiar facts
we will not speak.
When brother goes to school ana then
to college, whether ii tc to the English
public" school or 10 the American
public" school. resembling each other
only In name; to the academy, TO the
preparatory school 10 the university
he speedily b&om,S past master In cru
city. In most of these institutions he
must fight Hazlug exists in every col
lege in the country. Even the United
States government cannot stamp il out
1T WOSt Point and Annapolis. In both
these institutions tst tights under prize
ring rules are OF almost daily occur
renee. They are maSterful battles. and
they have not little 10 do with max
Ing stout hearted. stalWart fighters Of
orr army and navy officers To those
who object to these BATTLES the unan
sWerable reply is th.t the boys are
there to learn TO fight ana that the way
10 learn Go fight ia 10 night. san Fran
cisco ArgonAut
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17

An EnSlish professor Of mineraDgy
TELLS good story nbont certain hi2
English culumercjai ma snate. He SAYS
that the great merchant in que, tlon
came to MIN to consult ahout tn" in
struction OF the hopeful son and heir
who was some day 10 run the vast
business interests from which the
natcr" had made his wealth
Put mind YOU, said he. Il don
want hiiu to learn about strata or dips
or faults or UpheavalS or denudations
and don't want him to I'LL his mind
with fossils or stuff about crystals
What want him to learn is how t.
find gold and silver and copper IN pay
ing quantnics, sir-in paying quaint
tics"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
4 nisLop'S Rebuk e

Rishup Dudley of Kentucky could
administer a rebuke dehcately, but on
occasions he took care to see that tho
point was plain. one Of the Weaiahiest
members Of his church as well rs one
Of the closest told him he was eoins:
abroad
II have never been on the ocean" he
said to The bishop, ''nnd l would ik e
To know something that will Keep me
from getting seas sick"
You might swallow nickel" re
sponded the bishop. "You1l never give
that III"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
CHATTER V.
AN INTERRUPT rON

Only little over a mile beyond
where he had met Jane she would
have to cross a creek. 1t was mean
stream with Quicksand bottom, un-
forbade except al one place This
ford, partly made 10y nature and
helped out by man, was marked on
either side of the stream by a sign
post that travellers might not miss ID
and get caught III the quieksand,
The night before some wild spirits
among the Americans, learning that
a band of Tories Was likely to cross
at that spot, aud afame with fury
over the treatment Bessemer had
given the Coniiueptals at the battle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
WAYSIDE WISDOM.

Opportunity Is the cream of time.
Self conquest Is the greatest of vic
tories
The more you say the less people re
memher
\ mothers tears are the same in all
languages.
Good breeding Is letter Of credit ali
over The world.
II is more profitable to read one man
than ten books.
~ man cannot go wherr temptation
cannot md bin.
People ruled Ivy the mooG Of gloom
attract to them gloomy Things.
a fault which bundles man is O.
more use to him than a good action
which puffs him ~ with pride.
In the conduct of life habit counts
for more than maxim because habit is
II living maxim and becomes flesh and
instinct -- Detroit News Tribune.