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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-15
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain
Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do ia ten
fold to the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F J Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure De sure you get the genuine. II
is taken internally and made in Toledo
o., by f Cheney & Co Testimonials
free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-15

FOR SALE-A nice line OF
buggies just arrived. For sale
cheap, cash or on time. If you
are looking for a buggy, see us
before buying.
MAYES & BROWN,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-15

A compliment to woman is a
promissory note to pay her ten
more or she'll think you cheated
her.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
Sin beftdnoiger Mb3ag.
arallfe Nieren i6iuadem ben sansem
&6rper.-Sie madea Gmd framf,
binfaais nnb bebriift.

&ronfe geieren i6tpdhen oen aor-
per our6 ben beftanoigen Mbsna
oes lebenipenoen6en gipeis bonn Slut
in ben nrin uno Die 6mbititnierura
Der bereifteten 9arriaure, Die ourd)
oas gan5e 5Ditem gebt uno oel1 60
men Der &ranfbeit als{treut. Ser
gerluit oes gitpeis perur5aht
S6pa6e, 8eoriidtbeit, Sinf1IIigfeit.
Sarniaure 8ergiftung ber1rladt
Sdmer5. Sbnma6t Ste6en inn
Riiden, Nierer= unb gloieniteine. 9ie
geeignetlte gebanolune lit cine 9e-
banolung 0er Nieren uno oas bette
Wittel lino Doan's geierenpillen.
8roBe &nren in San Mnto1lio beiuei-
len es.
@srs. 6. 9ocroro, 513 Montana
StraBe, Gan Mntonio, Seras, ioat.
SD babe Doon's gieret BilIen nit
Der groBten 5atisfaftion ongetpanot.
SD batte einen onnpfen 56mer3
I'M arelt5 uno tpur6e au9 ourd oie
uf1regelr1aB1ge Mus1beloung Der ytie-
ren belaltiet. Sd ipuroe peranIaBt.
Doan's 0ieren Hiaen gu eebrauhen,
neil i6 10 piele quite 8eribte uno
Witteiluneen iiber iie eebort batte.
Sd beri6affte mir cine SdodteI oa-
bon bon Der 8erar Drug Company
uno balo oaranf maren meine 2eioea
beieitigt. Weine 9odter Iitt eben-
falls an elmer geierenfranfbeit un0
idredliden aopflbmeraen. Doan's
Meren Billen eripieien iih geraoeio
.poltdtig fir iie, tpie iie es fir mid
getpeien. tuarea. gs na6t mir Ser
gniieen iie biermit su en1pfeblen, in
Der Soffnung, baB fie aud onoerea
Merenleioe1lben eine @oItot iein mo-
gen"
3un 8erfouf BEL alien Sanolern.
Hreis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
60, Buffalo, SEEM gorf, aleitlige
4genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert guh oes Namens -
Doats - iiit0 nebn1t feine aaberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
90. 6. & 8. @a1m
in Oer 5alten5eit.

Der &arnepal lit iebt pprbei,
Ste 5ett oer lnit'gen SftuGrfe.
utto Wtanhem ihetnt baber, ais iei
Die Sett aus benz @elenfe.
Hto bennpf) iprid]t etn tpeiicr Wennn:
yWtan ntnk nid]t intnter ffnanien,
VS. TT geiiinber, bann itnh iuantt
geid)eibener 81 banfen."
S,rtnt faite rnr, tuer faften ipll,
Gs iuirb linn gar nidlt if)anen,
Wan iDa nid)t tntnterbar iute tpa
Sen Wsagen ii6erlaben.
Sb er es tint 6te Stride int,
Sb aus 0eimnbbeitssriinben,
9as lit mir gleif, ein eeSer fat
Sid hamit absnfinben.
And 1T eitt iplder 5aitemtiit
Wittnttter gar nidjt libel.
Hno gan5 pprtrefflidJ if)meeft Elm slid
Wttt gntterfanc mnh 3iuiebel.
Sp lakt iid auh bic Jaftenseit
Wan5 iunnberidJDn ertragen,
Sic fei ais 0imbepnnft, getuei6t
Dem anseitrensten Ntasen.
Sn alien 9ingem Wakisfeit
SIT tmmer 5it entpfeblen,
Damn iuirb nns aud sit jeber Seit
yfitJt bic @eiunbbeit feblen.
Spf treibt man es barin sm tueit,
nno mill bie Sraft ms iinfen,
SD ietb in Dieien Sail bereit
MI mp y t" SIT trinfen.
Sin 5laid6en ~ a nj ~, bas tit
BON alien guten Saden,
Sas bette tuul sa jeber Sriit
nns friifen Wamt 5it maden.
Drum trinft MIR INNER ~ a mp",
Sb SaitenSeit, OF feline;
Damn iuerbet ibr bes 2ebens frpb!
Sbr iuiet id)un, tuie ids meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

slneriffen 5u leioen eebabt. @r fiibr=
te mebrere 8eiipiele an, I'M sen
geabmeis 5ll liefern, baB ein Sell Ser
Breiie Dem Brdiioenten @aibington
ipabreno ieines 5lpeiten 9lntster-
mines oos 9e6en iouer na6te nno
5por MIR aus S1r6t, er fonnte ei-
men oritten Sernlir1 annebnten. 9lher
ielbit als iein Giidtritt ii1er mar,
borten Die glngriffe orf @oibing-
ton nidt auf. Gum 8etpeiie ieiner
gebauptrng perteilte Serr &ooie-
belt Abidriften zines eoitoriellen Mr-
tifels, ben 8bilipp Sreneau i'm MGr5
1891 in Der o9l1rora~ gu Hbilo=
oelpbia neroffentlidt batte uno Ser
einen beftigen 9lneriff auf oen eriteil
8raiioenten entbielt, oeiien Mbnlilli-
ftrotion ioeben eee1oet batte. Song
10 gebt es mir, meinte Hr1iioent
Gooiepelt.
@eneralmaior @ooo, Ser &pfn-
manoeur oes u0epartenent Of tbe
gait", bot feline Offi5iere angepie-
ien, Die Wannidaften oariiber gu
unterridtel oaB Der @erluB bon
Sol5-9llfobol uno oenaturierteln
alfobol ben SOB nod 1ih 5iebt. @s
lit nabretto Der lebten 3eit mebrere
Wale borgefomnen, oaB Soloaten
9ol5-Mlfobol getrll1fen baben nno
oaran geitorben iino.
Marp Merritt CRAWFORD, cine
25 Sabre alte gler5til1, tprrbe i'm
8iaiamsburger Soipital 81 9telu
Oorf ais Sausar5t angeltellt. 3u
ibreln Stabe eeboren iieben 9ler5te.
Sssn Der 9riifllng fir oieie pidtise
Stelle trug fie ben Sieg iiber 35
n1annli6e &onfurrenten oabon.
Die 3ufunft BON General 2ufe
8. Wrigbt Der Dor aur5em ouln
&riegs-Sefretar ernannt puroe unb
beim Nonliniitrationsipediel ipieber
peiden muB, ideint iniofern iiher
geltellt iein, als ibm cine Stelle als
gnnoes=S =Sberrihter minft. 9err
Gait ioll erflart baben, oaB ba(o
nah Der Snaueuration @err 8right
eine ser entftebeiiocn @afan5en aus
fiillen loa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
Seras.

Wie eine Depei1e aus Gal
neiton meloet, miro bas S6ngerfeii
niht i'm MpriI, ipie es anfaugs
bieB, lonoern i'm Mai obgebolten
tDer6en, nnb 5ipar am H., Is. ,ln6
10. Mai. Hrofeiior Carl Sohn
miro als 6eit-Dirigerlt fungieren.
Die Depeide iast, Dos Geitfornite
Deroe Dos Gbicago Sprnpbonie-Or-
DIETER engagieren.
Die @roBloge Der S66 ssel-
loips, Die aur 3eit in COLLECTION tagt,
bat @. I. Spangler in 8onban
gum @roBmeiiter erfpdblt.
9lus 9iodoale miro gelneloet,
es ieien bort mdbrenb Der lebten 3eii
neribieoene tolle 9nnoe berumgeloa-
fen uno mebrere Berionen ieien bon
ibnen gebiiien moroen. 3tpei Ser
@ebiiienen befinoen fi9 bereits i'm
Poiteur- -Snititut gu guitin.
Sn Sort @prtb lit Die Wso.
bel-Gabrif BON Sartsborn 8rotbers
abgebrannt. Ser sdaoen beIaufi
iid auf $4,000.
Col. s. q. 9fogers, friiber ei.
ner Der befonnteiten 8olitifer oes
staotes, lit auf ieiner Sarm in
Baitrop gountD geitorben
Das ginfomnen Ser terani-
i6en giienbabnen ipGbreno Der nit
Dem 81. DECEMBER abgeihloiIenen
ieds Wonate lit nm $4945, ,096 gro
Ber gelpeien als mdbreno oerielben
iebs Wonate oes Norjabrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

@illigung Ser glodparteien trot
Ger oblpaltelloen @egelliase, als
mobrideinlid.
Die preubiide &egierune fat
Dem Hropin5iallanotag bon gran-
Oenburg Die Grfl1rung augeben lol-
ien oaB fte oie gingerneinonng bon
genlpelbof unb auoern 8ororten in
Die Gei6sbauptitabt ni9t begiinItige,
na6oem Berlin feIbit ben geeigneten
3eitpnnft oa5u perpaBt babe. Die
Grflarung erreet Inn 10 groBeresgluf=
ieben als giireermeilter Or. gfeidc
oem &aiier, geleeentli6 oes &atbaus-
geiubs oes Wonarben, Die geottpea-
oigfeit Der Grmerbilng oes Selnpef-
bofer 6elbes nabe gelegt bate.
SIN faft pollenbeten pierlllo-
a6t5igiten 9ebensiabre lit 8i5eaollli-
raj a. 9. 9feinbolo bon @erner oa-
bingei1ieoen. @r bat ni6t MIR III
ipi6tigen &omlnallbos Der iltligerl
ariegsflotte cine Golle geipielt, ioil-
bern adblte ieiner5eit ou1 5u ben
befannteiten Observation-Disclosures
- Ser 8erliner fran5oiilde Got-
idafter, SuIes ganboil lit ponl
&aiier in @u6iella enlpfangen NOR
ben. Der 8otihafter batte oen s(nf-
traG oem Monor1en Die grobe
8enugtuung oes Brdlioenten Sol
lieres iiber Dos Dor fur5eln nnier-
5eidnete oertid-fran5oiiide Maroffo-
9tbfommen aus5uipreben. Ser Goi-
ler batte Dem gotIhafter ibon Inn
Die Witte oieies Monats, uie oomals
gerneloet, anlaBlid oes @reignilies
oas 8roBfreu5 oes Hoten Moleror-
oens perlieben.
Der italienii1e Marine-0ii.;i-
tier bat Die offiaie1e grflGruna ab-
gegeben, ooB 0rrd oos leste Gro
beben Die Sopo9rupbie Der StraBe
bon Weeiiino ttidt beranoert lei.
SSm eliaB iino neueroings aro-
BE &alilager erbobrt iporben. Nccb
ben Sdasuneen Der So1lellte reprQ-
Ientiren tie einelf, auBeroroentlihen
@ert.
9lus Hom miro gemeloet, elm
furbtbarer Sturm babe bort Wfon-
tag nadt sroBen Shaben angeriA-
tet, oub lei bort cine Herlon unl's
Qebeu aefon1nen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
8nnt aantpf

NIT ben bdllfigiten linb gefdbrliditen
Seirben bes nlenIhIiben &6rpers, 3. h.
nit ben 8erbaultngsit0runeen, ipeldle
IdIieblid] bag gallse @bitem in @itleis
beni1aft 5ieben, 6as Bllit berltnreinigell
utl0 in je0en 9rgane giftige Gbfnnitoffe
anbdufen, giebt es MIR cine tpirflnnlc
Wnffe, bic ben tpeiteren 8orteil Fat, Dn
lie ltngefdbrIi1 lit. @s firlb bic beriihnt@
ten ct. Bernarb< @rdnterpiIlen, fpeld)e
fein Guedfilber ober fonft cine meiaifis
i1e pber Gbenbe 0eiui11ung entbaIteil,
iortbern ra9 benz beften Ne5ept MN aus
ben beiIfrdftigiten Yflnu5enfGften nlif Die
fprgfddfftig5te @eife aubereitet iinb. IS
Gents. NIIe Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
Der nnbeimlide sOoesslans

5eigte ii6 in Dem geroteten @eiiht
uno Dem &orper oes fleinen Sohncs
BON $. W. @oar1s in Senrietta, pa.
Seine furdtbaren 9lnfdae BON gc5e-
ma, fiinf Sabre lang, fpotteten oIler
9eilmittel. Die belten Mer5te erfIir.
ten. ni6ts fonnen i'm mebr retten.
eaber", ihreibt feline Meutter, lie
ben Sloiben electric 8itters boten
ibn boaltanoig 9ebeilt.1 @egen Mus-
idlag, eczema Sol8-SluB, 8unoen,
ale 8lut-a -aranfbeiten uuo &bellnla.
tisnus lit electric 8itters oas bette
Seilmittel. geur SOC. @arontiert bon
aIlen Ipotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
ct. ssames SAFE.

9ein @unoer, oaB ole @eIt in,
st. Somes Cafe lin6t nno ipeili
oenn Die Wobl5eiten itno fir ipeni-
ecs @elo mirflid por6iigli6. 9el
gigentiilner, $. 90 q enoie, III
tGelid uno ltiinoIid mtf feinen
globe, iiberpo6t oie Slide uno bic
Speilerdllme ielbIt uuo o6tet oaramf
boB Die @6lte prompt beoient lrer-
oen. @r Mil, bob sSeoer in polcr
@eiie 5ufrie0engeitellt oos 2otal
berldBt uno er erreidt ieinen 3lped
in ieoem Safe.
Inter Dem ct. Sanes Sotel, Souiton
StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
RaNiealbeilmne
NerbenI6tudde

e6pa6e, nerb5fe 9erfonen. sepIaet bon Soft.
nnngSoiisfeit nno fdIe6ten Irdumen, erfA5p.
tenben Mnsfliiiien, Rrufts, Niiden. uub s3opt.
fGmer8en. SaarausfoII, slbnnbme bes 0eb5rs
nnb @eft9ts. statarrb, MaeerbriideH, Stublber.
ltnpfnng Wliioiefeit, Grr5ten 4ittern SeraiIop.
fen, Notwithstanding. aeneftItbfett unb xrnb.
linn = erfabren aus benz t,Saseubfrspnhn, ipie
etnfadl, fdncll mn6 btlli8 allie unnatirlt.
den YerIuite nnb anbere Dslscn jnsenh.
tidler Wertrrmnsem srilnblid sebeiIt uus
pplle Ueiunbbett unb Grpbiinm tpteber.
trlanst ,uerben f5nnen. Uans neues
Seilperfabrem. Seber ietn etener Mrst.-
GiefeS anberorbentIi1 tfttereiiarte unb Iebr.
rciGe Bud lDeutf9e alufIaee 1ooe), fpeid6es
bon lung nnb alt. GRann unb Srau. eeIeien
perosn foIlfe. fdnn geeen @infenbuHe bon rs
Gents In BrietmarfeH berfieeeIt 6e3ogen speroert
bon her
Pribatzalinif, 1875. glbenne
atstu z1rrk. n. 10.
Ran ertpdbne Die Sreie Rrefe T. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02
g. 81. G 81. g. ga6n.

o., 8. & 8. a. f9uupt. .sinie).
sInfl1nft
go. Bonn Often. 1885 bonn
SO. 7-@om Often. $500 nadlm
gto. 1o-@l Yaio II. @eiten .7:3O nacbnl
Nbfabrt-
go. 10-gl 9aio Ii. @eiten .7:30 nad).n
go. 1O-yfa6 bem Often. 1920 nahnl
so. 8-yta6 Dem Often. .11:40 BORN
@ietoria 9ibiiiOn, 9. S. & g. q.
Ni1fllnft-
aOO. 8o2-guero, @ictoria, 7:so nadm
@bfabrt-
No. 301-guero. @ictoriar $3.50 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

sSn Der gedbe BON 9loo, Oflo.,
ipuroe Der friibere Buroesmariholl
gobbitt aus Dem Sinterbalt erihoi-
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-02

@cimdJt. Gin eeiebtes @i1odc:.
MuB fo6en f0nuen. &leine 5onlilie.
gmpfeblung perlangt glbreiie: l2t
Str. gfeues Selepbon 1897.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05

When baby is small the milk in his
bottle is apt to get quite cold before
he has finished, and the result is often
a stomachache. A very good plan to
follow to prevent this happening is
to place an india-rubber hot-water
bottle, nearly full of moderately hot
water, under the feeding bottle In
this way the food will retain the heat
until baby has finished his meal, and
a great deal of trouble and anxiety
to nurse and mother will be saved.
Never talk secrets before a child.
Children hear great deal more of
the grownups' conversation than their
parents give them credit for. and 1t
places the older people in a very
awkward position IL a child quite in
nocently repeats a Conversation he
has heard which was not meant for a
third persons ears at all. In such a
case mother has no right to scold,
as 1t is entirely her own fault for
speaking before the child
Cutting baby's nails is often a very
trying operation, as most little ones
when they see the scissors advancing
very naturally think that they are
going to be hurt. The correct way to
cut nails Is straight across; IL the
corners are cut off the nails have a
tendency to grow inward, and a bad
toe or finger may result
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05

ment by mutual consent" In the same
fashion she announced her intention of
returning to Paris to resume her studies.
No one tried to prevent her. She was
of age, and her small income would suf-
flee with extreme care and economy. In
their plentiful Canadian homes her broth
ers and their wives little guessed the
grimness of that phrase, extreme care
and economy" TO a solitary woman in a
big city. The dreary rooms. the skimped
meals, the shabby clothes, the long street
trudges in storm or darkening winter
weather. the absence of all variety or
brightness of life. She knew it all well
enough-the girl who was going to face
ii. She could see now those dingy rooms
high up in big apartment house on
the Clichy Heights, which she was to
share with an erratic American widow
who seemed content TO spend the rest
of her existence daubing away at hope
less studies among the chattering girls
of the studio Katin. She wondered
vaguely if Mrs. Silas =. Stark still wore
that sleeveless green knitted wooden jack
ct and the little corkscrew curls at either
side of the shrewd, kindly face. and il
the rooms had ever been busted or clean
ed since she herself had left them.
Ito be continued)
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05
MNr ana Mncle<
aRRm@erE

Usually when the suit Is of a de-
cided color hat of some soft, vague
tint is worn.
Except fer an occasional scent
flounce. all trimming is put on in
lengthwise form.
Figured as we'll as striped henri
ettas are seen in the shops in all the
newest colorings.
The picturesque Charlotte Corday
fichu is appearing on some of the
sheer muslin gowns.
Unusual, to say the least, is a
wreath of prickly green burrs around
the crown of a straw hat.
Serge is good, practical material
for all-around wear. 1t wears well
and has decided style of it's own.
Pear-shaped pearls or jewels, OF
strands of platinum threaded with
diamonds and pearls, are fashionable.
Colored net or tulle sleeves have &
lining of gold net. This gives just 6
charming simmer through the outer
mesh.
White violets are to be more popu.
lar than the Russian and Parma vio-
lets, which have held undisputed
sway.
Glace kid gloves are imperative for
full dress, except in very hot weather.
and may be worn with almost any
costume.
Pennants most elaborate in work
man 'hlp have as their chief ornament
a tiny watch. not larger than a 10
cent piece.
Spanish lace scarfs, scarcely seen
since the days of their popularity.
twenty years ago, have again made
an appearance.
A great many odd shoulder bands
and straps are being introduced, par
ticularly as finish for jumper gowns
worn over guimDeS
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05
Safety mt Sea.

Some comment was excited In the
case of the Republic on account Of the
fact that the boat equipment was not
large enough to carry all persons on
board. 1t is doubtful whether this Is
the case In any ship carrying large
number Of passengers.
The largest lifeboats have capacity
of from forty to fifty people, says the
American Review of Reviews, and If
the total complement be taken at 2,4OO
1t will be seen that from fifty to sixty
of such boats will be required The
question arises how such an outfit OF
ordinary boats could be provided.
The folding. boat In its latest forms
seems to meet this demand to some ex-
tent, but still leaves much to be de-
sired. and life RATS are difficult to
handle. The ordinary lifeboat of to-
day is practically the same as for g
number of years in the past. The
means of launching the lifeboat, how
ever, have been improved.
The old davit had many drawbacks.
Most modern ships are generally fitted
with some improved type Of apparatus
for this purpose. Releasing gears of
various types are also now on the
market
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05
a. DERAp5rMEYT FOp, WOwEN
Girls Who Look for Flaws.

There are some people who like TO
consider themselves critical and
discriminating They pride them
selves on seeing through" people, on
hitting on their bad points straight
away, on not being deceived by the
superficial qualities. They proclaim
that they have unusual powers OF
character reading and are rarely mis-
taken in their judgments.
Well, it is a great gift to be able TO
size people up accurately. 1t saves
one a great deal of disillusionment
and disappointment. But the woman
who goes about deliberately looking
for flaws in other peoples characters
is spelling her own nature, and laying
up no end of unhappiness for herself.
One cannot think continually of the
faults and failings and unpleasant
qualities of others without developing
a disagreeable nature. However hid
den it may be under a cultivated and
tactful manner. that unhappy view OF
life will show itself and freeze every
thing around
A beautiful and gifted girl, who
might be made welcome wherever she
goes. can make herself disliked by all
her friends by habit of tearing every
fellow being who ventures into her
presence to tatters with her criticism.
She does not grasp the fact that she
is deprived of much happiness which
her friends enjoy, and she would laugh
with derision if she were told that 1t
Is better a thousand times to be de-
ceived and disillusioned again and
again and to keep. ones faith in hui
man nature than to become so critical
and suspicious that one can see moth
ing but harm in the best of people.
But it is so, and if you reflect little
you can't help realizing it.
The critical woman does not make
the best wife either. Men do not
want women of that kind as compan-
ions. Whether a man is in business
or however he is occupied, he is more
or less dependent upon his fellows for
his happiness and enjoyment. But
men as a class are disposed to be crit
zeal themselves. They are apt to lose
their ideals and their optimism as
they go through life. They need the
tonic of a joyous and hopeful woman
to balance the depressing tendency of
thei- own minds Men are like chill
dren in the dark and they want a
soothing. mothering voice to say now
and then: Its all right; there's
nothing to be afraid Of"
1t is much more pleasant to look
for honeysuckle than for thistles, bet
ter to hunt for buttercups than nettles.
1t is a fact that in this world we find
the things which We persistently seek
for. So keep looking for the best in
other people and you will develop the
best and happiest side of yourself.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-08-05

Home is where we express our
worst and best selves.
Home is where the heart finds It's
greatest content.
Home is the result of learning to
bear and forbear.
Home is the best school for making
true men and women.
Home is Gods blessing to mankind
the safeguard of the world.
Home is where love rules, unselfish.
ness, tact and harmony exist.
Home Is the dearest earthly shelter
from the cradle to the grave.
Home Is an inn where love is land
lord and contentment chief guest.
Home Is a corporation whose pre-
.ferrea stock is contented children.
Home is where happiness. health
harmony, hearts ease, holiness, her
itage, heaven dwell.
Home is where the wife is neat and
clean and the husband sober and in
dustrious. children respectful.
Home Is a comfortable and neces
sary retreat and shelter for us in ad
vanced age, and If we dosnot plant II
while young 1t will give us no shade
when we grow old.-Lord Chesterfield