Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12


 perience. The fine art of liyin cheerfully is to have all the sense wide open to cheerful impressions to store them up against time of need and don't forget to remember, m, 1 friends. that depression, of spirits il most often the results of physical de | pression, and must be dealt with al such. l recall a sour, gloomy, rainy Saturday at Mrs. Williard's Seminar f in Troy. The sky was "an inkstanC ! upside down, watering the world witt | gloom" when some girl said Let: have laughing chorus;" so we rang ed round the room-12 of us-the first said Ha! the second Hal Ha! tho third Hal Ha! Ha. and by the time the fifth girl had her say twice round the room was full of teachers and 6( girls more or less all in fits of laugh ter, and we did not care whether ''20 Romuluses made a Remus, or hic heac-hoc was Troy weight. or a vert always agreed with an ancient Briton or times was Tarus, a bull" or whether it rained or not They were open questions to us. The last is quoted from Dickens, and wish there were more Dickens in the world sense of humor. his quick sympathies and his wonderful intuitive knowl. edge of the pulsing moral and mental tides that make the ebb and flow of human life, Dickens has cheered more sad and lonely hearts and carried the impulse of laughter and fun through the world as no one else has done. Waiting for something to turn upl to make you cheerful may have been the true philosophy in the early Micawber days, but it is a very barrer position in these times, for when some thing does turn up it is mostly sure to be the wrong thing, yet even then we have the pleasure of anticipation and are fully convinced of the folly Of the man who remembered how he cried the day before he was born for fear he would be a girl. Anticipation is said to be half the pleasure of real. ization, and we might add half the sorrow also: but do not blame others for your melancholy, and remember how poor Stiggins repented and said, Oh" IA AAdo oCCA NnC OpGlo of Fra Diavolo l should never been over aggravated into the folly of beating Betsy Ann with a red-hot poker. and take warning by it.
 Continued next week.) # # Y
 MT. J. P. McNair expects his wife and family to arrive here the goth of this month. MT. McNair is having a house prepared for them in Tomb stone canyon.
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 MT. and Mrs. Chas. McHenry of La Cananea have taken the Dunn cottage and expect to remain here about a month previous to trip to California where Mrs. McHenry expects to spend the summer.
 Following is the program for the gathering of the County Sunday school association, which will con- vene in this city next Friday and con tinue in session over Sunday.
 Friday Morning, March 17, 1905. 10 a. m.-Social.
 10:20 a. m.-Devotiopal Services, LCo Og Eiss ooNOl OA DtoOCC. 10:40 a. m.-Addresses of Welcome: by Rev. L. w. Wheatley of Bisbee, for Bisbee churches and people; by Walter Hill for Territorial Associa- ton; by o. Gibson for County.
 II a. m.-Solo.
 11:O5 a. m-Business Session: Re ports and election of Officers.
 Singing.
 Friday Afternoon.
 2 p. m.-Singing and Prayer.
 2:1O p. m.-Temperance Talk (free for alb, led by o. Gibson. 2:25 p. m.-Discussion. 2:40 p. m.-Singing. 2:45 D. m.-Paper. Home Depart ment," by Mrs. A. A. Hyde.
 3 p. m.-Discussion. 3:15 D. m.-Music. 3:2O p. m.-Paper, Object Lessons" by Miss Mollie Lewis. 3.35 p. m.-Discussion. Singing.
 Adjournment.
 Friday Evening. 7:3O p. m.-Question Box, conduct | sd by Rev. Geo. Logic.
 M1SSiOn WOrk, Wnlcn May De DOne | 1y Sunday Schools in Our Country, | ,y Capt Minnie Aim, Rev. E. H. Stov 1T and Rev. A. J. Benedict.
 Discussion.
 Discussion.
 The Primary Class, by Miss Lucy 3. Hunt
 Saturday Morning.
 10 8. m.-Devotional Services, led | y Rev. A. A. Hyde. 1O:2O a.m.-Paper, "The Teacher md His Glass;" by Prof. c. F. Phil ,rook.
 1O:35 a. Inflow to Interest the Boys, by Prof. .Ad. H. Gibson.
 Discussion.
 10:50 a. m.-Singing.
 1895 a. m.-Paper, Sunday School dusic," by Miss Mary L. Studley.
 Saturday Afternoon.
 p. m.-Singing and Prayer. 2:10 D. m-Teacher Training, by irs. Edward Blake.
 2:25 p. m.-Discussion.
 2:45 D. m.-Singing.
 2 50 n m -RuSiupCS Session I'm