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Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
Numerous Disagreements in New England Be-
 tween Employers and Employees
LITTLE DISTURBANCE IN CONNECTICUT
Aside from the Dispute Over Wages for Iroleymen- Building Trades Providence Fall River and Other Cities May Be Crippled Today by Declared Strike of 2OOO Men for Increase of Wages

about 2SOO carpenters and laborers, seeking principally increases in wages. In F'itchburg, Gardner and Leominster, Mass. and in Portland, Me, the car penters may strike for the same req son. About roo men are involved in these latter places.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

Munich, May 1.-The American art exhfbition was formally opened yes terday. Prince Regent Litpold viewed the pictures in company with Ameri- can Ambassador to Germany David Jayne Hill and MT. Reisinger.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

Several German Banks are involved in the insolvency of the Alabama cot ton firm of Knight. Yancey & Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

Martin Mona DeIsardo, a negro po- litical leader and secretary of agricul- ture in the recently reconstructed Gu ban cabinet, died at the age of 54.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

1t Is Intimated that New Brunswick will follow the example of Quebec and prohibit the export of wood pulp.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
QUIET DAY IN FRANCE.
Government Had Taken Strong Pre-.
 cautions-Troops Under Arms.

Paris, May May day in Paris passed off quietly. The government had taken the strongest BHecautions and fKRops patrolled the Bois De Bou- lognM And boulevards, but their ser vices Mere not required. Throughout
 Orderly Parade in Madrid.
 Madrid. May 1.-The laDerists in view of sthe pending general elections, made a feature of the May day demon strations which, however, were order ly.
 6o,o0o Masons on Strike in Rome.
 Rome, May May day disorders were feared here, where 6O,00O nasons are on strike; at Milan, where the where 10000 men are on strike Ali traffic stopped and the streets were strongly patrolled while the meetings were being held.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
Condensed Telegrams

Emperor William Will Receive Col onel Roosevelt in person when the ex- president visits Berlin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

The international White Slave con ference in Paris adopted agreements for the furtherance of an organized campaign against photogra pl1ic publi- c4tienE used in the illicit traffic.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

Captain Fletcher of the Cruiser Monrovia attributes the trouble at Monrovia to encouragement on the part of local officials
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

The Statute of Governor Pierpont, erected by thc state of West Virginia in Statuary hall was formally pre- scented to the government
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

governments bill for the extension of the authority over Finland of the douina to the czar without action.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
Cabled Paragraphs

k1ev, Russia, May Fridays re- ports that there had been an expul- sion of Jews from Kiev are false
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

The Western Trunk Lines associa- ton has filed notice of increased rates on commodities ranging from Is to 23 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
Steamsl1ip ArrlvaIs,

At Gibraltar May l. Bcrstu. tm New York.
 At southampten May |; Nav VorR from New York,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

The Arrest of Four Russians at Honolulu on the charge of melting dis order caused a mob of 800 of their countrymen to attack the police.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02
Taken to New Haven.

Oh Saturday Policeman Irish took Miss Isidore Reynolds to the Florence Crittenden home. where she was com mitted until she is 21 years of age.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-02

Colonel Roosevstt Continued to re ceiye the cheers and honcrs of the Holianderr He visited the tomb of William the Silent near The Hague.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
Conway Society

Miss Lucy Livingston entertained
yesterday afternoon with porch
party in honor of Miss Myrtle Cloud
of Benton, Miss Nina Renfrow of
Rison, Miss Bryant of Bonneville and
Miss Zoie Nesbitt of Fayetteville. A
unique progressive travelling game
was the feature of the afternoon, Mrs.
Hargrove Smith winning the most
games was presented with the prize.
The artistic score-cards, little hand
painted suitcases, were the work of
the talented hostess. In the cut for
the guests prize, Miss Nesbitt drew
the lucky number. Delicious punch
and ices were served during the after
noon by Misses Fai Livingston ana
Anna Wilson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
First Car of Peaches
is Shipped from Conway

The first car of peaches ever ship
ped from this county is being loaded
at Preston, five miles south of Con
way, today. The peaches are of the
liberia variety and were grown on
the Round Mountain orchards, owned
by l.. H. Pyle, J. d. Collier and others.
Mr.. Pyle began his shipments by
express Tuesday and up to this morn
ing had shipped LOO crates to Little
Rock and Hot Springs commission
merchants. The fruit is ripening so
rapidly that much of the crop will be
lost. The trees were never know to
bear so heavily as they have this year
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
Knights of Pythias Enjoy
Good Time Last Night

The Knights of Pythias had a very
enjoyable meeting at their castle hall
last evening and fairly good number
of the members were present. The
new officers, installed at the last meet
ing night, conferred the rank of
knight on Frank Dowdy and the cere-
monies were performed in an excel
lent manner. After the rank was con-
ferred the members retired to the an
te-room, where two-course luncheon,
consisting of sandwiches, chicken,
pickles and lemonade was served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

about II o'clock, in which an umbrella
figured prominently. Fortunately no
bones were broken.
Charles Frauenthal returned this
morning from a visit to his family at
Memphis. He was accompanied on
his return by his daughter, Miss
Gladys, who will spend several days
here.
S. R. Ethridge has just returned
from two weeks visit in central
Texas. Mr. Ethridge talks interest
ingly of his trip. Speaking of the
boil weeyil, he said that many Texas
farmers now believe the pest was a
blessing in disguise. His brother, w.
G. Ethridge of Falls county, told hir.
he had 100 acres in cotton when the
weevil first struck that section, three
or four years ago, and that year he
gathered only three bales from the 100
acres. The result was the farmers
all began to diversity their crops and
make their living at home, not depend
ing absolutely on cotton, and are now
in better shape than ever before. They
have also learned how to cultivate
their cotton so as to lessen the effect
of the boil weevil's ravages. Mr.
Ethridge also told of the hot well at
Marlin, Tex, four-inch stream from
which constantly pours out of the top
of the ground at temperature of 147
degrees. The well is 1850 feet deep
and it's water is said to have effected
some wonderful cures of diseases of
the skin.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
WEATHER FORECAST.
New Orleans, July 21.-Tonight
and Friday, partly cloudy weather.

The annual statement of the finan-
cial condition of Faulkner county is
published in today's issue of the Log
Cabin Democrat. The statement shows
an increase in the Indebtedness of
the county amounting to about $14,-
900 during the fiscal year ending June
80. This increase was due to the cree
ton of nine new steel bridges during
the year, and without this expense the
debt would have been reduced by sew
eral thousand dollars.
DIR. j. E. McMahan this morning Pc
turned from Chicago, where hc has
studied at the Chicago Policlinic for
the past four weeks. He left ion his
home at Kendall this afternoon
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
Personal

X =
- .
Phone % for butter. 265-St
For dog collars see Bolls Bros. Ut
w. A. Isgrig is in Little Rock to-
day.
Typewriters for rent. J. D. Duna-
way.
J. "A. Frisby of Morrilton is in the
city today.
Fl. S. Spivey is here today from
Little Rock.
For Sale-A bicycle at a bargain.
Call at this office.
Miss Alma Duncan has returned
from visit to Alma.
Rev. James Glenn of Greenbrier
was here this morning.
Miss Margie Baker returned this
morning from Plumervlle.
R. E. Breedlove and J. O. Cart are
spending today in Little Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Stermer and
children are visiting in Little Rock.
Galloway Harrison of Fort Smith IS
spending today with Conway friends.
Miss Clara Louis of Hot Springs
is the guest of Miss Fai Livingston.
Mrs. George S. Brown and son,
George, are spending today in Little
Rock.
New lot of bathing suits and water
wings just received at S. E. Ander-
sons.
Wanted-A small safe; must be
cheap. Phone 101. r. Hayden, Rt.
2, Conway. DIT
For Sale-A good piano in first
class condition. See. Y. B. Ray, at
Layman hotel.
Just received new lot of bathing
salts, and water wings Call and see
them. S. Z. Anderson
j. Watson Reynolds was here last
night from Ell Dorado and went to
Little Rock this morning.
Mrs. A. B. Pyle and son of Enid,
Okla, arrived last night for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Pyle
" w. Parker is here for Il few
Gays, after trip over the state in the
int rest of Hendrix college.
C.. w. Martin of Quitman, who has
been spending few days here, lett
this. morning for trip up the road.
Mrs W. E. Green and children of
Csmslen arrived last evening for a
visit to Conway relatives and friends
P,of. w. E. Hogan of the depart
men of mathematics, Hendrix college,
left this morning for Nashville, Tenn,
to spend his vacation.
c. l. Pyle of Clarksville arrived
last night to join his wife and daugh-
ter, who are vi sitting Mr.. and Mrs
l.. H. Pyle in this city.
The Modern Woodmen will hold a
meeting tonight and the ceremony of
adoption will be given. A full attend
ance of the members is urged.
Miss Elsie Isgrig, who underwent
an operation on her knee at St. Vim
cents hospital, Little Rock, several
days ago, is reported to be getting
along very mic ely.
Considerable excitement was caused
on North Front street this morning
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
DIR CURETON RETURNS.

DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Cureton re-
turned this morning frcm Chicago,
where DR.. Cureton has been attending
the Chicago Policlinic for the past
month. They report very pleasant
time Turing their stay in the Windy
CITY,
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

Mrs. w. d. Cole, Jr., will entertain
this afternoon from to o'clock in
honor of Miss Floy Nesbitt of Cush-
man and Miss Laura Harton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
Witt Brothers to Hold Re-
Union at Ola This Week

A. J. and w. H. Witt left this
morning for Little Rock, where they
will be Joined by Tom, and will 90 to
Ola, to spend a week at family reun-
ion of the brothers to be held with
John P. Witt. The brothers have all
resided at Conway several years of
their life and recently decided to an
nually hold a reunion at one of the
brothers homes. Misses Floy Witt
and Hazel Gould of Conway will also
attend the reunion.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
FINANCIAL REPORT
FAULKNER COUNTY

To the Honorable County Court of Faulkner
County, Arkansas
The undersigned would respectfully report
to the court that the following pages contains
and sets forth all of the receipts and expend-
itures and the allowances by the County Court
and the financial condition of each school and
road district and the financial condition of
Faulkner County, Arkansas, the same ap-
pears from my record at the close of business
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1910.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. BAH EY County Clerk.
w. F. WHIDDoN, Deputy County Clerk.
The allowances made by the County Court
have all been issued by the clerk, and in so
doing l,644 warrants issued numbering
from LOAF to $3.50. inclusive, and l to 10, in
elusive, for the year ending June 80, 1910, as
follows:
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
$50 Gel "a s56 Gel 81

State Of Arkansas. County Of Faulkner:
!. j. II. Bailey, Clerk of the County C,urt
within and for the County and State aforesaid.
duly commissioned and qualified and acting do
hereby certify that the annexed and foregoing
pages sets forth and shows the financial condi-
ton of Faulkner County ard the balances on
hand in each of the several funds, together
with the balances on hand in each of the va
rious Road and School Districts in Faulkner
Cotnty' as the same appears at the close of
business for the fiscal year ending June 30.
1910.
In testimony whereof. / have hereur % set
my hand and affixed the seal of said court at
Conway on this first day of July. 1910.
]. II. BAILEY, County Clerk
w. +. WHIDDON, Deputy Clerk.
Examined and ordered published July IL,
1910,
]. A. LEA, County Judge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FUND.
TO balance on hand June
80 1909 ..............S 90 90
TO amount received
this fund ............ l 1913 Al
CREDITS.
By Treasurers Commits
sion ...... ....... % AZ
By balance transferred to
general fund ........ l l0l 90
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

Allowances for the quarter ending June 80.
1910, all prior years back and including the
year 1898, and the reissue for that year and
the annual cancellation of County warrants, to-
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

s. III a 50 III a.
ROAD DISTRICT NO l.
70 balance on hand June
&c. 1909 tCo scrip IS 90
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ sos ID
70 amount overdrawn 466 II
CREDITS.
By amount paid Ia
vouchers .,.... ..... s 8 973 s5
To balance on hand in
Co. scrip ............ 90
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
ABSTRACT OF THE SUMMARY

BY THE CLERK.
To total Indebtedness to
June 80. 1910 ...,..< $50 Col 81
CREDITS.
By amounts of County
warrants in the hands
of the Treasurer for
cancellation ...... SIG s57 A
Balance hoating scrip 80 804 40
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

Dist. apportionment IS 217 As
To amount received of
poll and penalties. 80. 1856 09
To amount received of
state apportionment 16 sos 81
To amount received of
r. l.. Kelley for Dis
trct 81 .............. ID 6s
CREDITS.
By amount paid on vouch-
ers ...... ............ Ss5 $50 50
By amount Treasurer's
commission 49,. ...... 777 25
BY amount transferred to
general school ........ 6l5 Is
BY balance on hand go. 9 SAT AZ
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 6.

ROAD DISTRICT NO. 6.
To balance on hand June
80, 1909 .............s w w
To amount received from
taxes OF 1908 ........ 24l 10
CREDITS.
by o at,ui' 239 81
D., baIarna ON hand l So
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.

SIbS34 Yl SIG 834 II
ESTRAY FUND.
To balance on June 80,
1909 ......,. ........S 90 90
To amount received from
J. M. Goss .......... IL 62
CREDITS.
By Treasurers commits
sion ........ ...... 90
By amount transferred
to Gen'l School Fund. IL 80
IL 81 IL 62
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

GENERAL ROAD FUND
To balance on hand June
80. 1909 ..............S 90 90
TO amount taxes received
for 1908 ............. III A
CREDITS.
By Treasurer's Commits
sion ........ ........ IT'S "A
By amount apportioned
to various districts .... ia IL
By amount paid 10
vouchers ...... ...... 48l SO
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

s 24l l6 s 24l 16
ROAD DISTRICT NO. I.
To balance on hand June
80, 1909 .............S 10
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ 2fS 10
CREDITS.
,,o,ohars 259 10
r., balance On hand 20 70
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

DISTRICT OR SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.
To balance on hand June
80. 1909 ..............$ 7 500 SO
To amount received of
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.
70 balance on hand June
June 80. 1909. .......S 294 70
To amount received
teachers examination. 446 90
To amount received from
all other sources . 706 SO
CREDITS.
By Treasurers Commits
sion ...... ......... s 10 30
By amount paid 25
vouchers .... ..... 922 AZ
By balance on hand .... 5l4 So
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

b23 AZ b23 AZ
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3.
To balance on hand June
So 1909 .............S cal
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ....,... 179 oil
To amount overdrawn... SO
CREDITS.
py amount paid six
vouchers .... ....... 1888 80
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

S 1872 81 2s2 80
ROAD DISTRICT NO. s.
To balance on hand June
&c. 1909 ........ ....S 80
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ 3l5 b9
CREDITS.
By amount paid IL vouch-
ers s.-. 316 81
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21


ROAD DISTRICT NO 9.
To balance on hand June
80, 1909 ..............S 90 90
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ POS Al
CREDITS.
By amount paid 10 vouch-
ers . s 2O5 Al
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

Balance in treasury to the credit of each
school district at the close of business for the
fiscal wear ending June 80 1910:
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

POS al POS Al
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 10.
To balance on hand June
80, 1909 800. ......S 90 90
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ......... 220 81
CREDITS.
By amount paid 16 vouch-
ers ... ..... $ 204 AZ
By balance hand 80. 10 90
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21
LAND REDEMPTION-sTATE

04U 10 34U TO
LAND REDEMPTION-STATE
To balance on hand June
3d. 1909 .............$ 90 90
By amount oyerdrawn.. So
CREDITS.
By amount paid Collector
for Auditor .......... 85
So IS
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

1886 O6 1886 06
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 20.
To balance hand June
80, 1909 ...... ......$ 90 90
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ l57 26
CREDITS.
By amount paid
vouchers ...... ...... S $50 50
By balance on hand ..... 9 "
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

5 22O 81 220 81
ROAD DISTRICT NO. IL.
To balance hand June
80, 1909 ..............S IA rs
To nount received from
taxes of 1908 ......... III 81
CREDITS.
By amount paid 8 vouch-
ers ... ~ s 1877 40
By balance on hand -. O5
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

1888 80 1888 80
ROAD DISTRICT NO a.
70 hal"n"e on hand June
90. 900 49,. ......S 30 96
To amount received from
taxes of 1903 ....... 176 II
CREDITS.
BY amount paid on
vouchers -. ...... s 100 %
9y balance on hand 49,. 80 81
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

$ 122 Sc 5 1872 sc
ROAD DISTRICT NO. %
TO balance on hand June
so, 1909 .............S 90 90
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ 96 %
CREDITS.
By amount paid on
vouchers ........ go. Ga Oh
By balance on hand go. 32 "a
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

ROAD DISTRICT NO. s.
70 haI"r-o on hand June
20 1000 .... 3 90 %
To amount received from
taxes Of 1908 ........ 206 81
CREDITS.
By amount paid on 10
vouchers ...... ...... 2O6 81
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

ROAD DISTRICT NO. II.
To balance on hand June
80. 1909 .............S 90 90
To amount received from
taxes of 1908 ......... 2Si 06
CREDITS.
By amount paid 10 vouch-
ers ........ ......... 2s6 Sc
By balance hand go. 40
ne nc
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-07-21

ROAD DISTRICT NO. 16.
70 balance on hand June
30, 1909 ..............S 90 90
70 amount received from
taxes of 1908 ........ SO 10
CREDITS.
By amount paid vouch-
ers ........ ......... s 70 Al
By balance hand go. 81 20
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-01
CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM CAST OUT.
Text:


Ig
boye bcfc rs in this scripture food for tn 'ust ana that
o. ~ ,v or every one who believe in cruched Lord For IL
e children of the Kingdom to be cast OUT the Chfsan man
wants 10 know whether not That ne ocohgs 10 m yu',h'
and why it say that the children 10 he cast QUIZ ~ m N'e
ton saws that he belongs the children OF the ne us'
ia, that no nust cast ont INTO outer darkness Wiiere
there shall be weeping and na'ng OF teet reaoers Vi INC
tho tn,o a, come to think and read for your
~ and NJ, for some else to read for yo and think for
ou ~ over three hundred years there has been JUST Few
,h , road for the many Dear Readers stop right here
and think Could possible that ever since cnfst was mere
IN c, that the people who thought that 'hey were 'e ch.ueh
of the kingdor has TO h'cast out INTO o"tl oar"nes
Cod has ,ad to tho same pc" walk in the light as he is in the
I'LL. ard h,yc Iow,hi on with another. And the Blood of Je
su en- list ceauscth YOU from all in Now there Is hohS more
rrr than but ore man. ara m t"o ua' 49, hat the
man Adam the garden was tc his' nature" ha ti' ue a.
o reasoning would hayeto be true And the Christian eooe to
m a ,o,a ia he he children Of the ngl.Hn who would he
n, out ard preaching would BE- invan BAT thanks be I" t'od We
shall come to you with better promises IMAM 'at FOR Goa nad
,n,t Of man before formed TIE man Adam and placed nm
in the garden and t d. sccnd's OF THE nan u the ones that
~ el ho children of the kingdom And their st king
acnd over them rs you wilt find recorded in Il Sam Ed
and in q sam where you will find that the children asked
for king And after the king was gr unto them, then Samuel
told them.tlc manner of the kingdom, please read
Then .au, people 's m and writ" in book ndlaM
NJ, cr, tie ,sr, Aud hi" on' Samuel
i Now then af cr God had given to those lsaelies king and
kingdom Christ dorars unto thenat he VIII take the kn"
dom from them. please read
rrt, say r,,, III,
nn,loY brugln:fo r thereof 40. Ibid
And By prophecy We learn That they to remain many
days without king, pleas" read
rt chm ur ., r.-
vulo,a rn mad without a" e'h d. AMI ' o'P'"
p no,.a-I
barring this time of T. cir remaining without king he.
vo that We shall prose be the time when they were to be cast
oul int % outer darkness. "rt"h says
for ,.b Tie IA h"' Jerusalem and from Judah
r,c varc
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-01
QUESTION no. 81.

Dear Ed. CREssET,. The Apps
tie John says there came unto
me one OF the seven angels viii IN
had the seven vials full Of the scv.
en- last plaques and talked with
him saying come hilher | will
shew thee the Bride the Lambs
.>ife, Rev 2l.9 the some apps.
lis says for the marriage of the
Lamo is come and his wife hath
made herself ready and to her it
was granted that she should
arraycd IN fine linen clean and
white and blessed arc they which,
are called tothe marriage supper
Of the lamb now brother Garrett
please tell us wha. is the Bride
the Lambs wife,
yours for success jill. Newly
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-12-01
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN

a happy home is within the
reach of every family II they on
~ choose to make it so.
The voice Of duty is never still
II whispers to us morning. noon
and night, it reaches Us from the
roar OF the wild tempest, the sigh
Of the summer winds, the s'ft,
gentle murmur If the waysiae
brook, That still sinai voice will
not he hushcd.
What volumes our faces say!
Some speak of lo'e and kindness
some of anger and hatred. others
OF pride and rebellion,and others
still of selfishness. We can't help
our faces talking, but We can
make them say pleasant things;
and all Should try to have them
do so.
The article Of :his department
will be the very cream adolescence
Of thought. the very best things
as tcrscly ana beautifully expire
ssed as can be coined.out OF the
English language and coming to
YOU every week. IL saved up for
a year, you would have batch
of the choicest gems Of literature
and We believe, the very best and
purest things that can be said in
behalf of The hume. This is the
only county:papcr that gives you
something especially for the
home every week. 1t is perfectly
right and Legitimate that YOU
should commend Il good thing.
The home circle may be
ought to be-thc most charming
and delightful place ON earth. :ht
center OF the pnrest affections
and most desirable associates, a.
we'll as the most attractive and
exalted beauties to De found this
side of Paradise.
If we look only for crookct
trees in Tie timber, We will fine
plenty Of them; bnt we will pass
by many straight, bcautlfnltree'
and never notice them. So, too.
if we look orly for blcmi>hcs If
, the character ~ others, We VII
, find them; but We may not notice
the many goodqualitics that they
| may possess.
Fathers, give The boy a chanc'
il be is widc.awakc ard progress
tsiyc lie must lave new IDEAS; lie
him try his way; the old way +
not always u j" best.
The word would be happier
the people were a little more gol
crous with their praise. There i
| to. IN lch flattc'N but Il word o
Just appreciation would chce
/, the heart ard siren ythcn tn
hands of many a Discourage
,-,rl,or in tln lOmN. in ,h