The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 21, 1892, Page 7

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America needs men who will thing for th conntry, not those who with unlawful ambition eternally seek some- for their country to do something for the end, the man who that lust of power which bids him grasp his own, and not the public good, will be left a stranded wreek by the flood-tide of popular ju ment. them; and in does not fling a sinstances eer has So has it been in number the past. A. brilliant in ¢ gone out into confusion and { kness: nd when the query was made: Why is this? the answer w He failed be- cause he sought the office, and the of- fice sought not him. The words of Grant > indeed a di- rection toward truest which our young citizens should keenly notice and inwardly digest.—N. Y. Ledger. are sucess, COMEDY ON THE RAIL. An Old Gentleman and a Young Woman the Only Actors. A girl about eighteen years old sat next the window in the rear cross scat of an elevated railroad car the other In spite of the steaming weather she looked cool and fresh in her white India muslin froek, and her large, blue eyes looked out innocently upon a hot and profane generation. Upon her head she wore a big, wavy hat of white Leghorn straw, around the crown of which was a garland of great flaming poppies, which dangled loosely from their rubber stems. The car was an old one, @nd there was no little fence to separate the per- son sitting where she did from the per- son sitting in the side seat next to the cross section. The girl sat well into the corner, and behind her, in the last side seat, sat an old gentleman who had taken off his hat, and whose large bald spot was turned toward the g Neither dreamed of interfering with the other, but the motion of the train set the poppies on the girl's hat nod- ding, and they tickled the old gentle- man on his bald spot. He was reading his newspapers, and made an absent- minded pass and the imaginary fly, with the result of giving the big hat a smart slap. The girl half looked around to see who v jostling her, but the old gentleman did not notice her. She settled back in her seat again, and again her poppies scratched the gleam- ing spheroid behind her. Again the man slapped at the fly, with much energy this time, and either his hand or his shoulder touched the girl's shoulder. She was startled and looked ready to run away, but there were no empty seats near by, and she hesitated. The old gentleman, on his part, turned around and regarded her with a look of momentary su: which changed to puzzled surpri By this time several person near the unconscious combatants were indulging in broad grins, which did not add to the peace of mind either of man or girl, But they gradually resumed their former attitudes, and again the poppies dangled against the skull of the unhappy old gentleman, who turned around sharply, when the trailing flower brushed against his nose. Witha look j of mingled disgust and relief—because he understood at last—he turned hi bald spot toward the window, while his neighbors smiled at the close of the comedy and the girl continued to leck out of her big blue eyes at a world wherein was much that she didn’t know about.—N. Y. Times. How to Concillate an Editor. “You look awful blue. What is the matter with you?” “That editor has sent back my last batch of poems. 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