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confident lots of pe<
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know it.
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Pleasant Evening Rbubi
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the Home Circle i
CRUDE THOUGHTS FROM
We may Dot realize, perchance, v
what home means to as until seas ]
and mountains separate us from the ,
loved ones?perchance not until sick- c
ness and misfortune come?per- t
ohance not until the Dreaded Shad- f
ow falls upon the threshold and the
Raven oroaks above the bust of
Pallas. But when some tie is snap- ^
ped and some link is broken aDd ^
some chair is vacant at the fireside
then we realize that the cords wbioh
Lbind us to the homestead are knot- "
ted in the bosoms core and oenter? 8
then we realise that the poet sang C
for us and sang for all the world 8
"'Mid pleasures and palaces tbo'I ,
may roam,
Be it ever so humble, there's no
' place like home. '
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TRIBUTE TO HIS MOTHER.
"I owe a great deal to my mother.
She was a seamstress, cook, washlady
and never until late in life had a servant
in the bouse. And yet she was
a cultivated woman. She read Chan
ning and kept up with the literature
of the day. When I was a little tot
she used to read good books to me.
"Yon young women have every
opportunity for literary oulture and
you ought to avail yourselves of it
At ought to be very proud with
9vney earned' so honorably, for
mooey not earned Honorably will
' never do you any good."
The above words were spoken by
Mr. Carnegie, the iron-master, while
talking to a large company of work
ing girls in Ntw York city. And
then this man of unlimited wealth
eloeed by saying:
"I shall never forget how proud I
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THE EDITORIAL PEN *
fas when I got ray first wages of j
11.25 a week, and how I felt when I
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fan lanou tu Vi'UW UB U ItJIOgrapU
iperator. Tu take home that earn
o my good mother gave me such a ^
enling of manly independence." tl
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God give ua happy homes?pure li
tomes! They are humble enough;
>ut it love be in them, they will keep e
he ship of state anchored in serene |,
ind peaceful waters. No blot will ?
tain the flag. The laws jot the y
lountry will be framed in wisdom
ind upheld in honor. The statesaqp
will be ateisdfast in thB
The soldier will be valiant in the field.
The sentinel upon the watch-tower ''
rill be faithful in the hour of dan- ri
jer; and all will be well with the re- ?
lublic. *
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SOME All VICE TO WIVES. h
Remember that you are married r
0 a man and not to a god: be pre- w
tared for imperfections. g
Anticipate the disoorer^ by your w
lusband that you are "only a worn- tl
in;" if vbu were not he would not o
tare about you. o
Onoe in a while let your husband tl
lave the last word; it will gratify h
11m and be na particular loss to you. 01
Be reasonable; it ia a great deal to ti
tsk uuder some circumstances, but ei
lo try; reasonable women are rare?
te rare, w
Remember that servants are made S
if the same material as yon are; a litis
ooarser grained, perhaps but the
lame in essentials. ,
Try and forget ?yourself- as to ?
rour husband, forget that you mar- j9
ied him, and remember that be mar- 4
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advertised buggies
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EAPER GRADED OF MoUA.
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led you. he will then probably do
ie revelse. "
Let him read the newspaper at
le breakfast taole- it is unsociable)
ut then it is only a trifle after all,
nd lie likes itLet
him know more than you do I
nee in a while; it keeps Up his self ?
aspect anu you will be none the
rorse for admitting that you are not
ctually infallible."
Read something in the paper bedes
fashion notes and sooiety col
mas; have some knowledge of what
i going on in foreign countries.
Be a companion to your husband
he is a wise man; and if he is not
ry to make him become your oomanion.
Raise bis standard; do not
it him lower yours.
Respect your husband's relations,
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specially ma motner?sue is not the
ma hie mother because she is your
lother-in-law; sbe loved him before
ou did.
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Homsl Homel- lo define ibis aim- _=
le English word is to exhaust the
ssouroes of metaphor. It is the
harmed center of all existence. It
i the golden axle-tree aronnd which
IT industry? 11 thought?all feellg?rotates.
"It is the casket of
umanity's crown-jewels. It is the
ive of love's sweet honeycomb for
rhioh we hoard and hope and huner.
It is the haven of retreat to
'hich we turn our footsteps when
le labors of the day are over. It is
ur blvonao on the mirch. It is
ur well-spring in the desert. It is
ie anchor whioh keeps our ships
'on drifting out to sea. It is the
ampsss which keeps our rudders
'ue to heaven. It is the voice whioh
alls to us auross the waters?growig
louder and clearer and sweeter
ith the deepening twilight: "Home __
weet Home!" *
A orust of bread, a pitcher of
'ater, a thatched roof and love; there
happiness for you, whether the
ay be rainy or shiny. L
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MpENT
5, wagons and horses for
ty aay^. but still have
ry ind giVe them away
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6A<3I ANSI POTATOES JUJT
OF/MoTRnS .SUGAR HoU.SE
S.SES. CORNStYRUP IN ANY
LOWER PRICESx.
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and EXCELSIOR which
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We Have Just Ta
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Wheeler ayf Wilson an 1 S rj/ *r Sewing Machine
Bands andreccesBories. W t ire in a position to c
commotUrion that can be vd. Rotary and yibrs
stitch.VWe will show th * n in nahoKany birds e
ter ySawed dak, drop h i!* vith 5 to 7 drawers,
best^on earth, write us a i*aM and will brinjj voi
likrf, pay when you wish. Pianos, organs, Mach
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in Car Lots
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shuttlW lock and chain
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