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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
way she had SO resented in days gone

way she had SO resented In days gone
by.
"The baker let me ride with him.
she said meekly. land I put on his
daughters sunbonnet and braided my
hair to please him. He is up at the
first farmhouse on the hill buying a
cow, and offered to come down here
and deliver the bread l didn't know
it was crowd of men. He said
folks"
She had never before condescended
to make explanations upon demand,
and the young tyrant was quite molli
fed
ooh, well, Bah! Take off that sun.
bonnet!'
She sat immovable.
please, Bab!"
She took it off demurely and don.
ned her hat; then essayed to put up
the braids.
mol" he said. II like them. |
never saw your hair down before.
You are a veritable Gretchen. Bah
tell me, why did you come down here
in the country"
81 don't know. I had to do some.
thing. l was-unhappy-"
"Bab, darling!"
mol" she cried, warding off an
approaching arm. why did you
Gomez"
Because I heard you were here
Bah now refined up at the farm
house and the baker and farmer came
out of the bafnyarc.
Rob got out and went up to the
baker.
81 thought I'd come up and see
if we could have your whole stock.
Those fellows can't eat enough to
satisfy them
The bargain was closed ard the
goods handed over to him. Then he
approached the farmer.
Let me take your horse and bug
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09

Bah sauntered down the little zig.
gag path through the orchard to the
dust-white road.
Visiting on farm is rather pleas
ant, but it has it's drawbacks One
gets no opportunity to ride. The
horses work all day and at night are
too tired to be hooked up I'm going
to ask the very first rig that l meet
take me in
The tinkling of a bell reused her
from her nominations. and looking
up, she saw a white, canvas-covered
wagon coming AS it came nearer
she. read: "A. Heimer. Fresh Baked
Goods"
"How odd!" she thought. "a bak-
cry wagon in the country
She stopped by the roadside and
motioned to the driver to stop. A
ruddy-faced, throat-whiskered old
man beamed serenely upon her.
"Ah! Vat you vants?'
what have you besides bread?"
"Cakes und pies"
~ will take half a dozen cakes"
When the transfer of coin had been
effected Bah asked him which way
he was going.
Rount nit der Forks rote, und py
der rifer rote. You go dat way al
ready YETI"
Eyes, that is my way. May I ride
with your"
The hearty ga" induced Bah to
climb to the seat beside him. The
swift. little trot of the horse. the
pretty passing scenes. the redolence
of hay meadows without and fresh
baked bread within, and the chatter
of the simple old Dutchman were
who had fled to her uncle's farm tc
find a refuge from the heartache con
sequent upon returned engagement
ring.
What do people in the country buy
bread for?" she asked. why dom
they bake their own cakes ant
loaves?"
The old man shook his head. "No
for him to reason why, his simply tt
sell and buy" thought Bah.
At every farmhouse a customer wa
In waiting for a goodly supply.
THAT your gal, Heimer?" asked ONT
farmer with SLY glance in Bah
direction.
"Have you a daughter?" asked Bal
when they had resumed their journey
"Ja. Minna. She list one goot cir
She rites NIT me like you. This /
her hat, then"
From beneath the seat he brough
forth pink sunbonnet which
pleased Bah to substitute for ne
hat. The baker nodded his approva
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Ny Ship.

My shin haa come and her sails are
whire
She's neightei with health and peace
and love:
She rides on the sea of pure delight,
Where the Sky bends gold and blue
above.
And ripplrs o. aladness round her play,
AS she tu,la ncr snowy sails to-day.
| looked Toy her oft and waited long.
Eut miSts hung heavy and Ozark be-
low:
Sometimes l thought l could hear the
OF The ss2aph band, or caught the
From their Gowns of light. but doubts
and fears
Ohscurod my beautiful ship for years.
But she's here at last. my ship. my ship
My beautiful ship of health and love
She's moorat to the Rock OF Ages
fast
And Calvary's banner floats above.
And ! rest secure from death and sin
Since the day my beautiful ship sailed in
philadelphia Press.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Feathers from the Ostrich.

Apropos of the vexed question Of
wearing feathers plucked from living
birds in hats. it is comforting to know
that the wearer of long ostrich feath-
ers need have no qualms on the sub.
ject. The larger and more valuable
feathers, which are in the wings and
tail of the bird, are carefully cut of
with scissors and the ends are Lett in
the skin till they drop out
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
"Now, tell me-" he said sternly, "wha
this MEANS"

gy for the rest of the day, Wilson,"
Sure" said the farmer.
Then Rol, turned to Bah.
"Come!" he said.
And she came.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Get Ready to Graft.

At this time OF year the
farmer should select the trees
that he wishes to propagate on
his trees of less useful variety. The
grating will not be done until spring,
but now the wood that is to be used
for the grating should be marked,
that it may be cut and laid away after
the leaves have fallen. Why do we
allow our trees to produce inferior
fruits when we can so readily con.
troll the matter by grating?
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Brain Food Shares.

Patent brain foods are delusion
sand a snare. A man may cram him.
self with fish and phosphates until he
becomes luminous in the dark (if that
be possible), and yet remain to the end
of time as incapable of compromising
the first problem of Euclid or the last
joke in Punch as he was on his first
birthday.-Dr. Wallace, in the Young
Man.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Pruning and Size Of Fruit.

An Australian Orchardist las
gear pruned seven varieties OF
apple trees with the idea OF
affecting the fruit. The aver.
age diameter of the seven varieties OF
apples from the unpruned trees was
Is inches, while from pruned trees
in the same vicinity the average diam.
eter was 8 inches.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Look Our for Hin,


He's not too philanthropic
When you come to know him we'll.
His soul is microscopic
BY the stories that they tell.
most unpleasant party;
You would never guess his guile
With his handshake warm and hearty
And his glad, bright smile.
You'd think his heart was glowing
With uncalculating love.
He's harmless to all showing
AS a gentle sucking dove.
His talk is mighty taking;
You are bound to like him while
Your right hand he's warmly shaking
With his glad, bright smile.
His manners apt to win you
If you've favors to bestOw.
He's more than apt to skin you
If you give him half a show.
He's a mixture OF hyena.
Wolf and shark and crocodile.
And the handsha<e makes It meaner,
And the glad, bright smile
Chicago News.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09

Her hair list yellow like yours, but
she does it NIT braids."
Bah removed the sunbonnet. took
out lapful of pins and combs and
made her hair into two heavy praids
A turn in the road brought them
in sight of broad, shining river. The
baker pointed to some tents on the
bank in among the trees.
81 takes brod to the folks there.
Then / comes back already"
Haven't you got time, Heimer, to
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-09
Calumet
Baking
Powder
The Dear Creatures.
HEALTH
Economy

Rosa-Miss Flipp says she has her
clothes fitted on dummy.
Tess-So? just met her and she
said she was all tired out from stand
ing up at her modiste' s.-Detroit Free
Press.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17
Dor Stiaing % Dor Sp9ape.

8i faor oenne Sang lutte bisie
pore get~rdstringer, 6a qrisafhanoz
lingerie 6sgbnbsr / bette Rummer og
pil l9gge gei1ag - iom Oi baaber =
paa 2aIernes Opm9rtfombeb nu for
en- file 5ib.
6pab Ri 6iotil bar frembolbt. gadr
10 ub poa, at Ri ifslge uOr Stiaing
Fer / 2anbst Og nutionult let er Qmes
ritansre, men ifglge Dor 5ortio og
menneifeligt let er Ri 9anfte. 0g MI
pil hi iaa lige til Slut benlebe 8dns
fen pdd
ben ameritaufte Nation.
6bab er oenne mertelige, fore
Ration fammsnfat at? 8i peb bet
10 ale. Den dmeritanffe Ration lisz
ner bet sngeIfte Sprog, ON
hois 3ilblipelie Der fort9les noget
fom Iaa, at bd Sprogene bleO ubos.t
til Joltens, og Der ingen Pdfte bar
I'll gnglonb, fiji bet Q%epningerne. Der
beitcb at Stumper og Stptter, Der
bar Fufben ub at SprOgpatferne I'll
be andre Soft - en- unberlig men
ria gldnbinq.
CAB bet for5Olbe fig meb bet engelz
fte Sproes Si(bliDslis, ION bet maa,
foa er bet Tiftert, at ben amerifanite
Idt'on life fan role zig al en- enlig
lritdmme. Den er en- 8lanbing If
Bibrda fra mdnoe andre Hationer.
rigtignot life 2eoninger eler 4fdlo,
men iwnorsre 8ibrag al bet beofe, at
be fafteite rg melt fremdbbigenbe
ar9fter / andre cipiliisrebe Rationer.
!5pert 5olt, fom bar ienbt llbponbres
re til Qmerifas Rpiter, bar leperet TT
gfbrag til DonnsIfen at ben ameris
fdnite Ration. Sg 81 mac lite tro,
at be, Der ubOonbrebe fra guropus
fcrfenige 21nbe os i~nbpdnbrebe Der,
meb bet iamme tuftebe beres ndtto>
male gjsubOmmeligbebsr, beres foltsz
lige Serfpros oper 8orb. De Tom Der
/ Reglsn Tom Dptsne og opbrdgnt
Msnneifer, oe beres Opbrugelfe, Der
fpnbonnelfs, baboe be fact | beres Sc
trefdnb. $50
Gaaban fprboIber bet fig rneb be
onbre, ber. sr tonmen til annerifa og
Iieefoo meb os DANTE. d
0i fplber faultbts at siDe bort BIZ
tros til ben amsritonffe Ration. Oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17
YrisafbanOlingerne.

91u sr 3ioen for Oeres N~tootdgelie
ir omme. pg / bette Drummer be9pnoer
ri at publicere pem.
5erft 3df til ale benz. DER bar
pqret Iaa finite at tage tat pad 0ps
gapen! @i bar mObtaget II Qfbanos
finger ialt. Oct bar ct not faa pass
ienbe 5al, life flers suo ri fan BRUCE.
Stgnt Ri life 6dr naaet at fad Dem
eennemlait ale, baaber ri, at De aae
fan taale SHentliggsrelie. DE- pii
faa fomme efterbuanOen = ct Oar
: bbsrt Drummer sller fad.
gebpmmelisn biz Iaa bli0e giptn,
naar aae bar OGret oHentliggiorte.
Som faet, bill ben bliOe giOen al en-
updrtif aOmite, iaa Reootteren lie!
life bar nOget Oermeb at gsrs. San
mootaaer fun &omitesns &enbelie.
gu fan 29ferne 10 ogfdd ffl9s
meb "a bsbgmme Qfbanblingerne og
foa it, ON beres Sim falber fam
men meb 9omiteens. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17
Dor oanIf=
amerifanife kingdoms 6remtio
iom aanOeIig T9roi.

Dor kingdoms 6remtiO % nlt. bOd0
Ter dngaar oenne, er at itsrite Sn4
~tsresie % gstponins. Men oa man
alorig meb Sitterbeo tan iige. bpao
5remtiben barer / tit Stso. iaa MAD
man ielpfelgsIig inbTtrGnte fig til Al
pilfutere llbIigterne. 9ette ian o1
ogiaa gpres meb ubbptte, efteriOm
net life Iaa meget er 5remtiOen. ser
banner be unge, iom BET er De un8e,
Der banner 6rsmt ben. 9erfor better
aae, fem Tiger ct Tremtibs Waal. Il
llngbommen, uaniet ON bette Waal sr
onot ener gOot. 9anoets 5remtio
beror pda bets lngOom, airtens
3remtio beror paa oens lln9bom, Of
intet at getpbniug Oil tie i 5remtiOsn.
fem life er betinse. at ben oppotienpe
Slast.
Som &irte os fom ariitne. er Der
imiblertiO ct 6sItemt Self, Tom ligger
cs n1rmeit, nemli1 bet a~anbelioe.
Get etonomiite sr for os al unoerorbs
net getponing, og besubsn bill bet, ON
bet annbsIige bliper rsttelig uuretaget,
TONNE til al gda | en- COB 9onge.
ODgtige "a gobe &riitns er altib gops
% bngtise Wenneiter paa ane Ont
raaoer. Oct famine g9losr. bpao ben
politiite 5remtib angaar; o9 bet g6ls
Der inb paa &uniiens, pceiiens, gibsns
ftdbens, tortiagt paa aae Omraaber.
6bis Ri oerimob iGtter Ell al oisie els
Ter als bisie ferit og ldber Str fen
6ommen fomme bag efter, fda bar man
Denbt op og neb pda ielpe Staberens
pIan og geIemmelfe, og bet gdor gait
life BLOT meo Girfen men meb alt
bet eOrige. og bet fer iIbe ub for 2anb
og Soft. ut bet forbolber iig iaa,
sr tiIitraftelig beDiit life ulene | SUBS
Orb men ogiaa / 9iftorien. Get
iterfte | MenneIfet er, felp / fin falbue
Sfitfelie, Menneffets 2tunb, og berfor
sr be aunbelige principper ben itbrens
be Magt | ale borbulOs os til a1s
5iber. 90 al bisfe principper sr
isen ubetingst bisis be megtieite,
Tom birette frsmguar at ems Cubs
forbOlb. DerfOr bill Osfud ben Del af
bort 5olt, fom bsp9gss traftigit pda
aanbsliee Omruaber. fod iterit Snb.
Hpbelie pao Sremtiben. Sfte bar en-
enfelt Manb, bep9est al en- mere eno
dlminbelig aunbelis aruft. lat Ell
ft1rfere prne pnd ct Qanos, ia pd1
|tele ben cipififsrebe @erbens nbpiti
fling, enb ale bans famiioise. &C +
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

iuffer giet bsrfor, fan nGgte, at
@uosbbrtsIIen bar p9ret ben rigelie
% uunbpGrligite Slide til 8loms
firing for 6olieliOet. @aer MOI bel
er en- lissgplpis Sag, | boao Stittels
fe 0uosbprteGen fremtr9ber2 Dion
ret er tilfGlOigt, at netop ben luther
Ite airte bar fGItet Roo / bort 6olt9
Dion bet er en- 1ilfGloi9beo. at ogiad
/ BETTE 9uno, tDor IOm helit ben III
fberife Rirte bar tenot tit 9dlo, bar
DC andre 9irter life formoaet at oinbe
Dort Self, beIer lite l1ngoommen9
Den Sag, Iom life er ct Offer barb,
tr Inlet barb, og en- Says Barb Tan
fom Regel maalss efter bet Ofer,
ZEN treper.
,5remtio er beOre enb Blob og
Sub" flyer Gurl PIoug, og bpis ben
banif ameritanite kingdoms 5remtio
er at BEN Slogs, er ben Ell Sfer barb.
Oct er bleDet Iagt: ngdar 9dnmorts
llnqoom lprsr at os for 5Goreldnbet,
ba Tfal 0anmart lepe." t6eroore fan
ri Ii1e: ,,0ddr BEN bdnisameritanite
llnqbom l0rer at DIRE ia ielp for ben
banffe Sag, bd itdI ben Ieoe." 90 Fr
mac ct Offer til fra be unaes Sibe.
O9 6paO plaos ri life &c triiinc
5foler inbtdgs / oenne ubOitIin9l
9Gnt paa ben Oonite Ssiitoles 9etqos
nina oerbiemme! vi ituer fen til
Sfolerne, life Blot Iom 9eroommens
qrneiteoer, men Iom Qrneiteoer for
Mano / Orbets able getpbning,
ManO, Iom / 8riiteuOommens aano
I'll gaa uO i6lanbt Solicit o9 lex
ben unqe Slrgi til S~rtenbelis at fl
beie Sab, % til llbfsrelie af fine Ia
bigtige Sp9dper.
Nleo glittst fGitet paa 5remtibta
iiqer Ri meb Gdrl Ploug:
Sngen tan lepe pao 5Ortios Winber,
0ado mao Der ill.
6enimulbret Stor6eo fun bl9noer q
b;nber
8r9fternes Spill.
5remab at is og mob Woolet al itr6be,
cloriq for Weie og !Sinbrin9sr rG5,
9obiang at bite al 6remtioens 99ee,
fabian bar 69brenss Sab.
Safob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17
,Sulen fommrr mart!

Stem life / 4ar be fare Der bjem.
me / 9anmarf. 3illenb Dem en- el.
Ter anoen SuRgape. Hoget al Del
.6ebfts og nemmeite. S tan isnOe, 81
en- COB bdnff Bog. Gn COB Bog sr
oltio farfommen. 8sger er tOitbare
8onmart, men for9olbsDis biaig.
bos os.
0i tilbbber at Ienbe Bigger og Sort
til ben / Dor aatolog anfsrts pris
portofrit til 8anmart for aae, ION
snifer at fenbe 8sser bism til Suls'
gdbe.
Danish Publishing House
Blair. Nebr. 3:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17

er meringslet - fpr ps lom Tor dnz
ore = at opgiOe os ielr og bet, oi /
COB 5oritano tan tuIoe port eget,
for at gribe efter bet fremmsoe.
8i sr TONNE til bette 2anO og bar
faaet 8el / bets Rigoomme, Iarlis /
Dem. Der laa og IlumreOe / SOrOeas
Sfeo. Qnerita gap ol fri aOgun5
til at oanne % opbpgge Os gooe
6iem. Iad pi lite tube tiIbrinse pOrt
9io fer ION fremmeoe. 9DurmeO ital
ii gengoGoe bet 9anb, fom Iua generz
cite bar abopteret os og eiort os Iigss
fti1eoe meo fine egne 9srn? Mdtes
rieae Rigoomme bar fun boerft fdd at
6 brugt bertl, o9 BET bebspeoeQmeritd
life, Forlangts bet bsler life. Mea
81 bar / Heglen bragt, bbab 4meritl
trQn9te til - 4rbeiostrGfter. Sm
oi lite bar funnel brin9e materielle
State meo % .fertil, Iaa mdd Ri aIl;s
9enel life betragte os felO Iom fdttige
Smmieranter. Zen, Der bar nddst
cen pofsne 4loer % mBber frem meo
Ell Iunb Si9l / et Iunot 2egeme %
meb en- COB 0poragelie, reoe til at
tdqe fat paa De Spgaper, Der tilbps
Der ia, ben er ingenlunoe fattig. Den
aapital ct flintt % obgti9t ungt
WenneIfe r%epraienterer psjer op tmoo
ooffeqige 5uiinber at Dollars, ioms
ne 3ioer imoo Miaioner. 4meritas
Gu(ominer tan life / @erbi iammen@
lignes med De State, iom f~udtalOte
ubemiblebe Snboanorere bar bro9t
meb Iig bertiI. Wlen NOT berom. 9i
rifbe Blot gre opmartfom pua, al Ri
i 9'gbeb meo iaa mango andre Snos
eanorere ogiaa bar giDet bort 8iords
til Qmerifas materie1e 9elftuno.
Ulen Def par oa elers farlia meS
aanbeliQe 89roier, ri tents
te paa, at bort 5oIt buros gens9lbe
Qmerifas Gob6to imoo os. Yet
tenote Orb af Dor 6erre og 6relier:
7et CT ialigere at giDe .eno at tage"
moa ianbes ogiaa Der. Sm ri belt
unberburberer ps ieln, iad ri Ter os
ION bare mobtagsnoe - 4lmisiebsrn
- opsrfor 4meritanerns. iad blioeS
ri til no9le fattige Statler, Der oir=
telig life er meget barb. Def er Pet
life por Mening, at Ri ftul tante bsjes
re ON os ielo, sno ri bsr at tRHte,
tbi bet er baabe Snno og Staoe; man
let er o9fad ~Ifabeligt at u~noerburoere
% ieln. 8i Ifdl tRnfe ON os ielo
neo getRntiom6e0. 50 oa blioer ri
ppm9rtiomme paa ben 4rO. Sub bar
qipet os, bels fom 6soIslgdOe, oels
Iiom 8aobsgabe ca encelig Ogiad gem
mem en- t~riitelig Oporagelie. Som
futberffe Gr ne oar Ri fact
en- meget rig aanoelig arD - iGrl g
iii ri pege paa Dor &irtes l;gefrsmms,
enfolbige. barntige 5aI6oloen Deo og
5ro paa SUBS Orb. 8i foragte:
life andre triitne Somfuno, Der tols
Der iig ariitus ION eneite 9erre rg
5relfer, men pi tror og b9ooer, at oi
fom ~lufferife 9riftne, lite al egen
5ortjeneite eler 9aroigbeb, men ii
SUBS laabe pg gsnnem bans uns
berlige 5erelier bar faaet en- ftsnnere
aonbefiq Urn enb pore rsformerte
8rebre, og oi ftpfOsr ogiaa Qmerita
at oagre meb bet os bstrcebe Punb.
8et pf ogiaa gre os til iau megst
res beore gorgere. Sg bet er, bpao
9merifo meb eet Orb penter at os -
ca meb aette = at Oi ftdl forsse bets
Qntal at gobs gorgere.
STE iaa libt mere baDbe hi tanft
paa at I~frips, men bet fan mauffe BIZ
be iagt at andre eaer ogfud tomme en-
dnben Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-17
D

sliuer itnot til Subitrib nier. inotil uotrpf
tsl,s 0piiselie mootases al uo8ioerne, os a
galb er belait. / Cperen5itemmelle msO b,
Soreucee Cutters YoitloDe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Coon Beats Mountain Lion.

James A. MacCalluu has a mountain
lion that he is now willing to part with
to any one as gracious gift. When
he received the fne looking cougar
few days ago from a friend in the
Rocky Mountains he thought that he
had an animal that could whip any
thing that wore hair, but when the
king of the mountain beasts was fought
to standstill yesterday by an ordi-
nary old ring tailed coon McCallum lost
heart. The lion was seen fea days
ago in his cage by Jack Cook. The
lion tipped the beam at 175 pounds,
but Cook said his coon could lick
him.
The other morning Cooks coon was
thrown into the cage with the lion.
The fight began at once. The lion
made vicious strokes with his paws at
the coon, but the willy little animal
proved to be an adept at lodging all
the blows. No quicker would tho
blow Of the lion prove futile than the
coon would grab him by the throat
aud begin to claw with all his might.
He would soon loosen his hold and
jump away. This was repeated for
about twenty-five minutes, when the
lion, bleeding profusely, skulked to a
corner and refused to battle further.
The coon Was taken out of the cage
with hardly scratch on him and ap-
parently proud Of his work with his
heavy antagonist. The little ring tail
ed animal weighs about 20 pounds,
but Jack Cook says he is worth his
weight in gold.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Timely Warning.

CO., in Montana" says Senator
Clark, "where silver and copper ores
are the ohief ends of man, there lived
mine superintendent who mingled
digging awith divinitg-including in
the latter on the day of rest.
"One dey this worthy man deliver
ed sermon in which he exhor his
hearers to prepare for the life to
come, and he concluded his remarks
with
Brethren Gulchville is a very
healthy place. Men don't often die
here. Once in while rock rolls
down and kills fellow. Once a
while, too, shaft caves in and sends
fellow to the other world. My
brethren, we have started down yon.
der at the forks Of the creek little
grave yard; and though we had to
start it with man who was hung,
and though, as I said before, Guloh-
vile is ashealthy place, nevertheless,
if you live lopg enough, some Of you
may live to be buried in that grave
gard; 80 prepare for the life to come. -
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be worth more than par. The gold
dollar is always worth more than a
hundred cents, while the silver dollar
is worth much lees.
LEARN trade or business; have
some one thing you can say you know
thoroughly; in fact, know it little
better thar your competitor. A young
man in whom [ have had some inter
est, came to me short time ago and
said he would like to furnish all the
chairs our establishment uses.
II told him we were we'll satisfied
with the quality Of chairs we were
getting. He said he knew that, but
that he was making q better chair, a
more practical one, for the same price
as we paid for the others. That in
terestcd me, and let him illustrate.
When he got through l gave him the
contract, he had taught me something
new, and he had put new and econ
omical chair where i: was needed.
''This | call business sense; and
while it takes time and costs money
to acquire it, it pays the young man
who wishes to succeed Master some
thing we'll, and use it as stepping
stone to higher ambitions. | think
that is about all the light l can throw
on the subject Of how to succeed. If
it helps you at all, remember this:
the best help must come out Of your
self, and do it right. Forward.