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\.« mounds-suns notepad oftent- o'cus.
1.11.11 on dvm¢u area noon sowed-eo-
-,.1 Address *‘ Sam Dyna. tune: Rut-walk.
. 1. .. you know it. all the people are running in
who had talked about the l-pvovo-ant.
but donenothtag toward it lnvltstheetrnn
gerswheoome to town to gonpnndses
never stand around with their hands in their
pockemu though loekhg for money that
they unnotlnd. They hvernade upthelr
minds that there lswork for thencodo;
nnd.wltbent wasting any time in reverie.
they go to work about it. They starts
I'life insurance company.”
president and Pull the secretary. Before
Push & Pull are wide nwake men. They
Mhthe
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Hat 1' minnows.
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[9" 0m- inch space constitutes a square; bntno
td't'nlflt‘mu will be coated lean than one sq-ro.
Marriages and Deaths inserted mutually.
1.1.s‘\oncos10eentaperllno.
The Yarn o! the “333' loll.”
If V. s. til—7'31-
T-s n~ on the shores that round the «not
‘r'mm Deal to Monte spun.
Tar l tnond alone. on a piece of stone.
Au eidcrly naval man.
".9 hair was woody. his Mal VII long.
And woody and long was he.
Ami i heard this wizht on the shore reelts
1:1 .1 sinznhr minor key:
11', i am a cook. and a captain bold.
‘~ 1:! a mate of the ‘ Nancy‘ brig.
\ a ‘1 “no right. coda Whip-alto.
1.: ”'11- crew of the captain's gig.”
:- much like fish Old It tut: IL! Mr.
T i rally felt afraid.
> i = 1.11't help thinking tlu' man had been
1;,
‘. w i amply said :-~
1 mm. it's little I kInW
11‘ ~ .- :l‘l'lt“ 1:! men of the son.
\~ ; ! was! my hand if [understand
it ~ 1.111 can possibly be
1' 1 s e 1. nnk. and a mplaiu bold.
. '::1- man: of lhf’ ‘ Naucy' brig.
1 , .1 Ne 11c. tight. and s mldshlpmitc.
‘- 31*“ :3! the captain‘s gig."
l~ 4 1‘1. all scuttien lam.
.. ' - got rid of a thumping qnld.
‘ . llxl‘ painful 33m:
1-1: the :m d ship ‘ Nancy Dell.‘
5 .1' :\ <;tllt‘d lll HIP ladian 43“.
.1 .111 s r v1~f no «saw to grit‘f.
11 a ;. 3.1. nifrtt :u-currcd tome.
\vw‘: ;::~- "‘1‘ ni;t1 all n‘ {Em crew were dnmuod.
2,, 1* t\ .1! <~\1‘ltly fil‘\t‘n n' mulm,
1. 11111:) but o‘ lllt’ ‘ Nancy‘s‘ rucn
‘1'1l‘ll1-rc " to mus-tor roll.
H.111 use mu,
\m'. m.- nuts at tho - Nancy‘ brig.
crew of the captain‘s gig.
:1 l1 mzry \1 1- did feel.
= fir-mad :1 lot, and nccunlln‘ shut
undo)“ fur our mcnl.
" n: x: int frll to the ‘ Nancy‘s‘ unto.
‘\ 11 n dvlirstr dish he made;
:, 111:1 appetite with the midshipmltr.
\\ . 51-11-11 sun hora stnycd
\mt lll-‘l! we murdered tho ho'sim light.
had he much rmmublul pig:
L 1: we whittled free. did the cook and mv.‘
1-1. 1b:- crur of the captain‘s :12.
l' .1-n on!) tho cook and i won: lrft.
\ 1:1! the delicsrc question. ‘ “‘hld‘t
i '1s2u11 gur- tn the kr-ttlr‘ 2' arm».
\1 1 “11 ur;tlt‘1l it out as rich.
1‘ . t :.
\ml 1hr cook hv~ worshipped me:
i: ;‘ Ic'd bulb he hlrm't‘tl if we‘d either be stowt'd
L. :h:~-1thvr chap‘s hold. you see.
I :l tw mu if yon (lines o! me.‘ says Town.
‘ Yx's. that.‘ says i. ‘ you‘ll be. '—
1 :1. null-~11 1f ! die. my friend.‘ qnuth I.
.\ :1-5 ‘ £13111)“ an.‘ qlltllh ht‘.
~11< h.‘ ‘ Dear Jim‘t‘. to murder rue
Wu" a: foolish thing to do.
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~ 1 '1:- bulls the water. and takes the salt.
eehoppedshalot.
\:.A: 111- pepper in portions
\\ : 1 la: never forgot t and
\1111 mute sage and parsley too.
{filnp- hfrl‘.‘
' his smiling futon-e toll. >
9: ~an be if t lot yeasts.
Ilm caircmoly nice you‘ll omell.‘
t .1 11.: stirred 11 round. and round. and round.
1 41;.» milled at the foaming froth:
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in 11:: won: of “CNN '0“.
\zgalmtthareookinnwenkoelsoo.
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“1 of his chops. why I almost drops.
l 1? :1 l-‘iig‘i in Ishtkll W.
a n C C O O
\w‘. 111.1:ch M.“ X It“? miles
\11.;l twirr tart not play.
i .v | 1.: and creek. and a singlv joke
I 1:111: which is to say
uh.ls:uacook.aflacaflallbold.
\:.11 the intro! the‘Xanq‘ W.
\ini nht’fs‘ll mks-dammit.
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- ,‘zfl'e‘ .t hitch to his trousers. ‘hlt‘l
and thc molt. and the captain bold.
’1 luvsuu tight. and the mldphipmitc.
rt 'ztwnrh \11'1lnmxhr-r wittlcs In)! drink.
nod thc cook as a brother. I did.
you see that you can‘teoek Inc.
says he. with n prolfipridc.
;1.-1 with his heels. and mothers his needs
beaming
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\111 M‘ewm alum every
t dour. B 3 ill. fit- 0‘ M a Pill.
They-Milan ountthdroortlon’
11:11am! the M 0‘ in hot.“ ti.
Mist-t on the we I MN“. that:
budium houses it! Re! Yflhm
I'lillmlelpb‘l, “on. lac-Minim- ‘
11:11: It tannin-gs.“ no
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roof my > “
11.11 church Innis
Theyarelafllm
to have their lungs sounded.and to tell how
many times they have had the rheumatism:
how old they are; whether they ever had
its; and at what age their father and moth-
er expired. and putting all the family se-
crets on paper,and paqu Posh a: Pull two
hundred dollars so read it.
When thk tlrm starts a clothing house.
they nakeapcnt stir in the city. They
advertise in neck among and euphoric
way. that the people are haunted with the
matter. and dream about it. and go around
the block to avoid that store door. lest they
be persuaded in and induced to buy some
thing they cannot allord. But sometimes
the man forgets himself. and he finds he
is in front of the new clothing store, and. at
the first glance of goods in the show win-
dow he is tempted to enter. Push comes up
behind him and Pull comes up before him.
and the man is convinced of his present
shabby appearance: that his hat will not do:
that his coat and vest, and all the rest of his
eluthcs. clean down to his shoes. are unfit;
and before the week is past. a boy runs up
to the steps of this customer with a paste-
bmrd box marked. “ From the clothing cs-
tnblisbmcnt of Push & Pull. C. 0. D."
These men can do anything they set their
hands to——publlsb s newspaper. layout a
street. build a house. control a railroad.
manage a church. revolutionize a city. In
fact. any two industrious. honorable. enter-
prising men can accomplish wonders. One
does the outdoor work of the store. and the
other the indoor work. One lcads.tl1c other
follows. but both working in the snow di-
rection. all obstacles are level lod before
tlrcm.
i wish that more of our young men could
graduate from the store of Push 6'. Pull. We
have thousandopf young [pen doing nothing.
Thcrc must be work somewhere if they will
only do it. They stand round with soap
locks and scented pockctlmndkcrchlcfs. tip-
ping their hats to the ladies; while. instead
of waiting for business to come to them.
tin-y ought to go to work and make busi-
ness. Here is the luddcr of life. The most
of thusc who start at the top of the ladder
spend their life in coming dowu.wblle those
who start at. the bottom may m up. Those
who uru born with a gold swam in the
mouth soon loose the spoon. The two
school bullies that used to flourish their silk
lmudkercbctl‘s in my face. and with their
ivory-blmndlcd. four-bladed knives. punch
hulcs in my kite—om: of (both is in the
pcniu-miury. and the other ought to bc.
Young man ! thc road of life is up hill. and
our loud heavy. Better take off your kid
gloves and patent leathers. and white vest.
and ask Push, with his stout shoulder, and
Pull. with his strong grip. to help you. Eu-
crgy. pluck. courage. obstinate determina-
tion are to be cultured. Eat strong nicut.
drop p:1slrics.stop reading sickly novclettcs,
pray at both ends of the (lay and in the
middle. look a man in the eye when you
talk to him. and if you want to bc a giant
kcvp your head out of the lap of indulgences
that would put a pair of shears through
your looks.
If you cannot get the right kind of busi-
noss partner. marry a gout. honest wife.
Flue cheeks and handsome curls arc very
well. but let them be more incldentnls. Let
our young men select practlul,wornen;
there are fcw of them left. Width such a
one you :can get on with almost all the
heavy loads of life. You will be “Pull “
and she “ Push.“ and if you do not get the
house built. and the fortune totabllehed.
and me word. and I will tear this article
up in such sninll piccos.tl1nt uoon’e will ever
be able to find it.
Lift: is earnest. work. and cannot be done
with the tips of the fingers. We want more
crowbars and fewer gold toothpick; The
obstacles before you cannot bolookcd out
countenance by a (willing glass. Let cloth
and softllncss go to the wall. but three
cheers for “ Push «b Pull. “ and all "1th
branch houses.
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How a You: Lady Feels When She is
Engages
The following “intercepted letter“ from
the Home mulls funnlly how n young
this: feels when surreptitiously engaged:
DEAR ALLrsz—I have got a ml. live.
grownup bean; and isn‘t it lolly! Ho‘s
perfectly splendid: just like those lovely
wax~flxum in the windows. only they can‘t
use their lips It‘s any Preach teaches. and
he snya “ ma petite " but like a seeing stove.
and he always smells so sweet of puad‘lll-
ltes! I don‘t have anything ratio with the
boys now. these little boys or remtesn
and eighteen do very well when there are
candles. but they can‘t mule us girls of
fourteen. they seem gust like babies. and
hen theytry to make love—0 my! ain’t
km .1: s wuss:
For his list love. but wedon‘t
an. and T . Itmnkes An
they got upstairs I mounted quietlynt my
crochet-work.nnd Tent-y was tenths num-
merneultaon thebed. over tholovolvluted
pillow-eases. And Instill thinks it is poor
was Tracy. that in “ a little wild at times."
I love ray brothel-11F!“ ever so mueh.but
I don‘t see how he ever came to fancy such
adlcaway specimen as our Those. Because
she is no awfully pretty. I suppose; but she
just turns him round her thumb. If he re-
fuses to get what she wants. sheijunt looks
like a martyr In the flames. and lets down
all her black hair like the Haydn] in the
picture gallery. And although they
pretty hanging on the walls. even an artist
does not want to all at the table three times
a day opposite a llve one. with her eyes
rolled up and her hair down her back. So
poor Fred always gives in. and she smiles a
forgiving smile. puts up her hair. and goes
otl’ to buy the line silk or the set of jewelry
that haltnken her fancy. And when she
gets it she keeps tight hold of it. too. She
has never given me even a cut-button.
Those always was stingy. And she is no
atockup.becauoaahehas Mason. Just
as if it were something wonderful. Why.
Mrs. Tubbs. our laundresa. has eight of them
besides one that was drowned and one
scalded. and she isn‘t a bit set up; but Aro-
thusa says “ my boy 1“ and does the mater:
on] all to pieces. She thinks Alexis is made
out of ulcer materials than most babies. and
I know she doesn't believe the chntcohism
where it says he was made out of the vul-
gar dust of the earth. I suppose she thinks
rose-loaves and com-starch were used to
make up his delicate organization. It would
relieve my feelings to see a speck of dirt on
that child’s face; It makes me ache to see
him so willfully clean. And site Is allithc
time feeling his bumps. because she thinks
he is going to be a llttle automon. or some
humbug or other.
Now. Allie.l have got a secret that you
musn‘t tell to a living soul. It you do I
will never forgive you. I have promiscd
Monsieur Funtalne to be married in three
weeks. on my fourteenth birthday. and if
mother seems likely to object. we are going
to clumjust like the girls in the novels.
Won‘t u be splendid? Just think of what
a sensation it will make! The Claim» ps
pets will be full of it. “ Blnpemcut in high
life. The lovely daughter of the rich and
elegant Mrs. li—h cloped with her teacher.“
Pour Those would do blah tragedy. wring
bcr handsuud hill: of the dlsgrace to the
noble house of Ellworth. I should thlua
her delicate shoulders would ache from our.
rylug our uoblo house so long. Now.dou‘t
you breathe a word about it. and I will
stand by you if you run away bill: a slim--
black.
Married at four-tech! Just think. Islmll
bent Thusc out and out. 'l‘lien.tm1.aomc~
thing may happen to Monsieur Foululnc.
Of course I wouldn‘t have anything happen
to him for the world; but then. something
might. you know—the railroads nrc always
smashing upc—uud if there should. why than
I would bc a young and interesting widow;
and black craps with my fair complexion
would be so sweet. and O. Allie. do you
think thnt I am too young to wear 11 Will'
on-‘s cap! What a blow that. cup would be
to Autumn! She would rntbcr reccive a
whole paper of noodles in her aides—that. is.
goldlicndcd onus. not your «mimou sit-cl
things. Sow Allie “'yudham. if you tell
you‘ll be just as mean an you can be.
Your loving friend.
(‘su A Et.t.wou'rtt. (for a little wlrllcl
--..~ ~--—-
A Pushing Agent.
“Sir." said a tall. thin man. clad in a
worn. very shining garb. suddenly appear
log in the room. “I have ventured to call
and lay lx-fuu- you one of the moat aston-
ishing low-minus of modems timca." Thoy
all begin in some such impressive way as
that. “A good burner. sir.“ I was busy
arranging some papers in a corner. and hav-
ing both hands full. with a pen held crou-
wnys in my mouth. I was for the moment
quitent his mercy. “Perhap, air. you are
nwaro that in the case of every kind of bar-
ner but this I now show you. use gives off
a most noxious oflluvla. having n peculiarly
ruinous ell'cct upon the eyesight.“ By this
time Iliad cmptlcd my hands and mouth
and was advancing upon him. Fixing his
eyes upon mine. he started back in (listless:
tul lltlflof. “ Heaven help no. air." he 0:1
claimed,“how you have outlined already!
Your sight. sir. would not last six months
longer. This must not be.
Before I could say a word or lift a finger
to stop him be rapidly glided past me to the
table on which the lamp stood. With a
ulmblenens which rooted me to the spot in
apprehension. he whipped ca theshnde.then
the old burner. In a moment the lamp was
a ruin. “It is a mercy of Providence. air.
that I have happened to call."
“ Stop 2“ I called. “ Replace every-thin: an
it was instantly.“
“The number of casts of premature
blindness.“ he calmly pomded. “that l
have had the cratillcatltm of preventing
makes my labor a man pleasut one"
Thinking he might be deaf. I hauled “ I
don‘t want your burner: I won‘t have it:
take it OK.“ For he was lightly twirling the
new one in its pines.
" There. air. you will feel thankful to me
«been you live! the only thing that
troublenmeln the untreated know Iam
retains the Wade realm“
“Do you hear!“ I cohort. “I abnllnot
pnv you for it.
He struck a veryeuectlre nttimde“ Par
mat! of what consequence in that! I
' m not remove that inn-titanble burner
fornayhmouat of money. 'h\‘ the alter-
tlve la the ruin of your vsluablneysalght.
For. air. your eyes mm winners.
Innkeyo‘u aplessnt of it willingly Iatn
a pota- than. under heavy unvellngupannen.
«arm. fnrnllyln my” a. sighed.“
“But My shall be done. The price!
fond parents immediately sent for n skim
physician. who watched her through a key-
hole while she sewed buttons on her father‘s
Iarmentn and mended those of her little
brother. Koch nlbeted the venerable man
remarked that never 113111111 a practice of
twenty-live years had be known any young
person to manifest such nympnms as these.
The most heart-vending phase of all. how-
ever. wna exhibited the other day.wben her
kind father. with a faint hope of rousing
her from her and stats, gave her anon. and
told her to buy a new dness. Alnal 'twns
useless.
didn‘t need a new dress. but if he would let
her keep 395 to pay a poor widow‘s rent.
she‘d much rather he would take the rest
of the money for blmaelf. For afew mo-
ments that grief-stricken old gentleman
gated upon his helpless child. then hiding
his face. muttered bcywecn bin subs. “Her
mind is gone! her mind is gone !"
rad.» ~-
Anocuuxvcu an lioumux. -‘l‘he style
of persuasion that. obtains in the outlying
settlements of our beloved country may be
inferred from the following scene that oc-
curred recently at the Union Railway tick-
etvoulcc at Denver. A roughlookinx man
purchased through mistake a ticket for
New York via the Kansas Pacific line when
he wanted to an over the Union Pacific.
He did not discover the mistake until after
the ticket had been paid for. and on asking
the agent to clrnngu it the latter refused to
(in so.
"You won't change this ticket. then.
won't you Y"
" No.“ replied the agent; “ you have your
ticke , and l have tho money for it. and if
you want a ticket over the other route you
will have to buy it.“
Very quietly thc alrnngcrtwlstcd his tick-
et into a small roll. very serenely drew from
under his coat bill a slx'shooter. coolly stuck
the twisted ticket lute the muzzle thereof.
and sticking the pleasant looking lhlng
through the little square window of the
ticket office almost in the agent‘s face. and
speaking in a tone that left no doubt of his
determination. said: “Stranger. thar‘n that
ticket; lake It yourself nml change it. or by
the great horn spoon I will blow it clean
uuougb you." it was changed with cheer-
ful slacrlty. and the traveler per Union P11-
citlo walked away. saying: “I just thought
[could induce him to change his mind a
lltllc.“
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llruulss‘ Dom—It was (1 great many
yours ngo. at a comp meeting. that Brother
Higgins. a good man. but passionately fond
of dogs. come in one day accompanied by n
blxickvaud-tnn hound. Somebody asked him
to addrvss the congregation. and he mount-
ed the stand for the purpose. while his dog
sat down upon his bitunchcs immediately in
from. looking at his master. In the midst
of the discourse. which eutcruuucd us much.
another dog cams up. and utter a tow socio-
blc sniff: at. Brother lllgglus‘ dog. began to
exnmluo the hind legs of the lattcr with his
teeth. appurcmly for tho purpose of use":
taming if it was tender. An animated cou-
test ensued. and one Of the congregation
came forward for the purpose of separating
the animals. Illa ,cli'orts wrro not wholly
successful. He would snatch at the leg of
lligglus‘ dog. but before his hand got there
the yellow dog would be on that side, and
would probably take an incidental and our-
sory bite at the dcacou'a hand.
Higgins paused in his discourse and watched
the dcacoo. Then he exclaimed. “ Spit in
his eye. Brother Thompson: spit in the
hound‘s eye !" Brother Thompson did. and
the light coded. “ But I just want to any."
continued Mr. Higgins. “ that outside of the
sanctuary that do: of mine can cut up any
snlmoucnluml d. g in the Suite. and the!)
cbaw up tlw boucs of its uncustors for four
generations without turning a hair! You uu~
derstand mo t“ The services proceeded.
«1 «ow—m“
Tau V'Ahus‘. or A Newsrarumm'l‘be fol-
lowing is the experience of a mechanic cou~
coming the beueilt of a newspaper:
Ten years ago! lived inn town in Indiana.
01: returning home one night. for I am a
carpenter by trade. I new 11 llttle girl leave
my door. and ! naked my wife who she was.
She said lira. llarrln had sent her after yhelr
ncwspoper. which my wife had borrowed.
As we sat down to tea my wife said to me.
by name:
“I with you would sulncrlhs fur the news-
paper; it is so much amnion to me when
you are arm1 from home.‘
“I would like to do swaald I.“ but. you
know I out: a pay mom on the harsh and lot.
It will be till I can do to meet. it. “
She replied. “If you will take this paper
I will now for the tailor to w for it."
I subscribed for the paper; it came in due
time to the shop. While renting one noon
and looking over it. I saw an advertisement
of the 01an Commissioners toletalllridgo
that wastobahullt. Iputiaabld forth.
bridge. and the job was awarded to mean
which I cleared .800. which enabled me to
m tor my house and lot easily. for the
newspaper. Itllmlnotnuml for-the
newspaper I should not have known any-
thing atom the unmet. and could not have
netnypayrnentonny hours and let. A,
minute never hm anything by taking a
newspaper.
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A rare unmpls of duty was shown a few
weeks ago by a awitebnnn in Dresden. Gar.
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rnaay. 011 the (lib of June. the nwttchuiaa
Gcbhardt. accidentally broke a, large bottle
of petroleum whilst he was cleaning the
lantern tubule; to the “bellman 9 house.
and coming in contact with are from the
Mhhebthluenwlrt first stimulus
time the train some 11an he had him“
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