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CRUDE THOUGHTS ' FROM T
THE JOLLY OIIIL. giiisl
The jolly girl is bom, not made; her,
no'traimng or endeavor can counter- are 1
(eit her. There are those, to be surei dull
who affect jollity, but it is only skin- i vaiit
deep, says a writer in Harper's Ba- j and
zaar. The jolly girl is jolly under : thini
adverse circumstances?in bail weath- I natu
ei; when she hasn't a cent to Lerjenco
name; when she has the toothache;! era, i
when she has lost her situation; when ! ens I
back hair tumbles down in public;: iVss
wlteit she is shopping; when iter toss- i jolly
cn'iiie neighbor h; e theater g*?es in th
out and a lien he retains; w hen her | the 1
hills are due. She never seems t<?! her i
indulge in that feminine luxun "the {fhiui
blue" and_it-is a mistake to suppos- : eccb
that she is noisy; there is jollity 61 ' poiri
the lady-like, aristocratic sort, as' strait
well as of the fish-wife order. as lb
The girl who makes up her mind 1 suoul
that jollity is the proper cue, and I witlu
that she will he lively or die usually const
overdoes the business she thinks ; be ah
that it chleflv consists in laughing i Hd or
and in chattering nonsense, that it is lose
a manner of speech merely; rather whiol
than a quality of the mind which dis- about
posea one to make the best of every- out o
thing, to see the rsmbow on the
cloud and the silver lining behind it, B,T"1
to make the wrink'e in the rose
last nnu nf mirtV. U 1 ?
_ ?kjuiue ueneve wo
th?t Jollity is an affair of erabon- grow
point; bat who has not been disap aren't
| pointed in finding thy ' atout woman prodt l
toelanoholy and the thin one vivaoi- ingly I
^ doa, the billion* pereon fnll of good aa avl
humor and the pereon whose digee ohapt
tion never gave her a moment's an in wh
nam ansa quite the reverse? The jol- freqai
ly girt cannot suppress herself, and blank
- ' V mhms sadness or pensiveneas; lsn- wslco
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Lltianesque. Jollity floRR from
resence just as the uighingale's i
ng bubbles from bis throat and ]
ants the world; just as the poet
'Tiforth his song "in profuse
is of unpremeditated art," just
e tree blossoms, the grasses
t, the stars shine, without effort,
>ut design, with sincerity and
ancy and spontaueiy. Let her 1
ipwrecked, or an invalid strand
i a bed of pain yet she does not
01^ abate that peculiar trait
h makes sunshine for those 1
, her and sweeps the cowbeds
f the sky. 1
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BX OF TBI PEOtltGSL RON IN ,
1910.
, it isn't that the world has ?
n hard hearted; it isn't thai we
! joat as glad today to see the f
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gai uuuio uau& ana juai at loVanxious
to weloome him home c
er was anybody in the lftth
er of Lake. It is the manner p
ich the prodigal son of 1910
antly returns that throw* a wet r.
et over the festivities of the
me. When he oom* down the a
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bint; airs do not sit well _upor
but show at a glance that they
jorrowed plumes. One is never |
with her. She has that infinite
itv which all the world covets
loves. It ntav be a desirable
{that those who have not this i
rut grace should cultivate and
rage it in themselves and oth-1
since it brightens and strength-;
ife. makes rough plaoes smooths j
tblv it is no special virtue in the I
girl any more than blue eyes j
iK olonde maiden or red hair in j
ui augoo, u till ei 11? O,\V/<X
kinds'of Candy's, ads<
louse Molasses, Eagh
HOSIERY
oad with his hat hanging on his ear
ind his hands in hit pockets; whenj? U
Ue kick9 the faithful old house dog f
\b he hrtfnges in at the gat*-; when I ^
be calls father uGov'nor" and the i ^
hired man 44Gull," when he warns t??- ??
know, awhat's for dinner?" before j 1 """"
he has been in the house fifteen min-j
utes; when Le gives his elder hroth- j
two fingers to shake, and advises
him to comb the hayseed out of his j I j
hair; when he throws bimself into j j
the easiest chair in the house perches '
his teet on the window sill and Announces
that he'll 4,take a tub be
fore dinner," when he comes back ]
with a generally forgiving air of!
good fellowship about him, and tries!
to make alt the rest of the family
feel ver> easy and reassured ? then '
it is my son that > our fa?her longs to
run and meet you while* you ar.. a
great way off and fall npun your " -
neck with a plow line and we-t you
into a state of becoming humility
and penitence by the lime you are
able to take of your*hat t*? the bound
boy; and craw I u|> to lite trout steps
to ask your brother to shake hands
with you. Good people ate
just as ulad today as ever they
were, to see a prodigal come
home, out it does rattle thein a little I
to aee him come home in a hack and
ask them to pav tlio driver and to-tl<I f
for hia baggage.
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THAKKStilVING PLC MR.
Make othera happy and be happy I j
yourself.
Be thankful?your bleaainga have ]
been many. I I
.lie considerate of others as well r* I
pourself. i
Hide your griefs ami display your j
'miles. Our
If you have but little partake of it this
rratefully. half
Let the joy in your heart bubble Hon
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ip like a spring.
If you are short of water, don't
;uzzle beer.
A? you feast on the fat of the land
Bmember the giver. W
Manifest your sympathy by acts
s well as words. ' ?
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exhibit was one of the most Successful demonstrations et
famous instrument teas thoroughly shown to the many p<
car load of these pianos to arrive this month and will ha
I't fail to oali in and examine them before vqu make your |
, coffins and caskets is always complete and our rn-icea rio
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purobasO. Remember our etoek of furniht.
Giye ub a call
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