Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 2, 1912, Page 4

4 NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1912 1796, —— s e v o oo | THE MAN WHO TALKs |'3 REFLECTIONS country will be glad to learn unon as good an atthority as the Baltimore 8 101 WHAT CAN BE EXPECTED OF (@ e —— T AND FANCIES j The children form a large part of Borwich ulletin There is no magic mirror in my S American that the hotels of that city | 1, i /hy ‘matfithony A and Courier. b ek b v e S g 0 novere Is uo reason why mathmony | pogsession, nor have I, like the Lady | my moving pictures. What races they ~ R Driees, o SRt aheyld \transforms. 06 Jpoetiy g of Shalott, a mirror, because 1fke her | run, sometimes mounted on their bi- ks " i these prices will be the uniform prices finto an itemized expense account, al- 1" muge not Jook upon the out-door | cycies, often a foot-race about the 116 YEARS OLD. made at all times, with the excep-| though it is very apt to If vanity SitS| e g sl a mirror Is suspended over | black. They tell me they are cooler - vl b s 1 —— | tion that the charge per room per | ‘Where sense should. A full pocketb ‘:‘; the mantel in my room which- gives|on a hot day while racing for dear price, 12c m week: G0 a | IDdividual will be with the under-|#0d a large income is not an unmixed | o many jneresting reflections of | life for it makes a breeze. ilere goes 00 & year. standing that the rooms will be oc- | LISSSIng, us the rovelations in the di- | yossers-by on the street Without. As|a line of roller skaters, those 1ho ure | Lupied by the number ©of porsons that |ty CLrts often show. Think of @17 sit here before the apen fire, my mir- | using them apparently getting ireat E t the Postoffice at Norwiod, o b spolled wife who tells the court she | ;. ghiwe me much that is entertain- | sport from them. 1 know ~who is Conn., as gecond-class matter, they are designed. to accommodate. | canngt possibly live on less than $25.- | inp ang much that is amusing as well. | trundling that express-wagon, at least Telep! There will not be any excessive|000 a vear. It is more than probable | S8 "¢ TURTE HAt B ALRE C8 SCC I B is face . His name Is un- etin Business Office, 488, crowding, and no one will be called | that some of these women Who cannol| gy iy only the feet, and great fun I!known to me. In my own mind I call lletin Edito: upon to pay @ dollar more for the|!lve alone on less tha 3000 have in guessing “who's who?” from | him, “Sir Helpful” for his cart con- l Ftt Jietin Job Offce, servico he will Teceive than if there | Sm® from homes where $1.000 @ NOuT| geeing the feet alone. [tains either a basket of laundry -or n Fittng Detiting, Telethone T1% was no convention in Baltimore. s e b e Sy There goes a pair of feet I very well | an assortment of parcels fromn the e i I b s 10D T i . (| come. Their extravagance and selfish- | ™" Thoy walk so carefully vet|market and grocery. He is a_good® = = = The American says the statements|ness are at the bottom of their woes. | go . g icy. | 1 am s d willing do hit Norwich, Saturday, March. 2, 1932, . | of 'Mr. Woodson conceining hotel cor- | AN “induwlgent husband ban be over-i| umiy: even: when the ground.is iicy, | son, 1 am. sure, and willing to do Jis o ¥ ROSENN, By . Vs Co Tt OO s & A D ey tur. | Their owner is out for a constitution- | share to help along the family cares. p a nome. = we—mme======"| morants are false. And further says ‘10_!;0 ;uni Woah. o8t “"‘"_;' L elsery ag | and faithfully takes her walk even | He has plenty of fun in his make-up 4 Baltimore protests against gross | Dished “Y'"m“ >("’3~“ to »_’“f; _’}“;"fi when conditions are not very favor- |too, though he appears to t-e Jife so . mispresentation of the facts from of- | RAUrally as a dog can breed Feil|able. She sets a good example to|seriously. His heart js white, if his he Circnlahofl 0‘ ficial sources. The city is doing more | Joia ard. thet knows self-sacrifics is | Many vounger than she, who show |skin he ebony. Sometimes he is ac- Needs than any other cohvention oMty woull | aneut tis tat iang Toorth talking | 168 energy iu well-doing. companied by a dog, evidently on very L SEve Aoie b ralE (ot e ANGNE e s b alKINg |} " Oh, T know the next comer, not so|good terms of friendship with his he Bllneml. £6bl6, atfd.the: Helskut !"'“n"x}f;”‘;j}" about or worthy of respec well by the feét as by the medicine | niaster. There are two dogs out for 5 t able e delegates comfortable, 3 case swinging along by his side. Ila froli. One trots along pit-a-pat, Frs of A" and the result will prove satisfactory Have you noticed that people who 8| is pi e easily e y o ) I The Bulletin has the Jargest eir- || 00 the result will pr UStactOry | e pu Mittle Lo say Keep saying it |Con finish out his pleture easily |one foot following the other, bit nis cutaitith &k ME shpse S TNesd » all except those whose ineradicable | AAVO, OUE THle (0S¥ KCAD Mee they | enough. warrant he is smiling { companion heps along ike a opposition to Baltimore as the city for i e e e hans but | cheerily at all the children, and wav- | rabbit, Jifting the two front feet to- Commecticut, and from three to four g ) think it specially wise, perhaps, but s ] o3, an0. s, HE g J . ha KNMABALIH. Alnced Hhide Havoks A1) Loy - thyspecial] ' |ing his hand in friendly greeting to|gether and throwing out his Lind thined MSGWE thbi Fhat. of ARE.IB ] places them bevond all | hecause it seems to strike their fancy. : ; . ] It Wing. . ; in Her y Baltifinte: sxmeiioh ic T ti % e i ers | some little friend of his. He always |feet as if he tried hard to keep up Norwich. It is delivered to over || Téa%0n. Baltimore expected D It hag been well said: “They think t00 | 00 s nehine into the sickroom for | with his playfellow 3 vor- | | duced, and it knows that the traduc- | little who talk too much.” Garrulous- | il iy 2 oy & b 5. i N 3 en, hd read’ Ny armaee ures pex || tlon will not find welght except among | ness is a very common fault, hence | 00 85 MU S8 Yours, A doctor's map. | Ses that e S & Sl Tl . e T T v iodinw | | those who are disappointed because | 8llence is taken as a sign Of wisdom. | PCFRITE 0r U0, ISR VSR 8 MG | EEIRED, Cred, “Fow he runs! Ob, I Knchen of the people. In Windham | | ! Jsappointed because | gy Coeopie think the most brilliant | L valued one such ameng my dearest|in bright red. How he runs: Oh, ailividoll e oler S0 Nélaves, le convention was carried off by some | co (e AT G e those who only | friends, and w might. "He gave|sec the reason now ere comes in Putsam and Daulelson to over || 7€ Of the city's rivals for the honor” | speai when they are spoken to, and M€ & tny gold dollar for taking my | his mother on the chase for him, He A AL DR S ‘ ' Ao "eom- | Medicine proper If all his patients |is clearly a runaway ou might as 1,100, and in all of these plaees It vet we dll know that a brilliant com- | 20} proper g 4 A . 5 N prga v A v MAKING WASTE LAND USEFUL. | pany of this sort would form a Quaker | Weré a8 cxpensive, I fear his income | well give up, young man, for you will a New w - o » The Boston Globe thinks these [ meeting. It is a good rule not to talk | must have been somewhat less than |have to at last. Your mother will Easters Commectleat has forty- || 0 @ ouid promot people fo culti- | for the sake of hearing the sound of |% Mmore modern physician might de-|eaich you soon. Evidentiy he has nine towss, ome hundred amd sixty- e small gardens as a matter .of | ON€'S Voice, and to be bent upon mak- | SR {come to the same conclusion, o e five postoffice districts, und sixty E s g J fin in hnrreentbn inyolves tha d|. The next traveller als a_short | lows himself to be caught, ind with a rural free delivery route ecenomy—as a help to cheaper IVIng. | of making a bad one. It is a good idea | Ie8th of bluish gray trousers in my |merry laugh turns about toward home. The Bulletin s sold in every If this were the only advantage of | to keep the tongue under re nint, | mATOT, He's the postman, Lam sure. | The young scamp plainly enjoys hav- town amd on sl of the R. ¥, D.{|a garden, it would be enough; but it|and to' be as natural as possible. The ;L”V;rl;’;'j"t “Kf “f“‘ l'“ "‘“fl"j }t‘fll“l\\_‘ ed ”‘,”‘“" ""(‘“"‘; ,‘;"'*""[ ‘nl‘;’nx‘u yind outes In Easterm Commectien ffords healthful exercise and would | People who love to talk may be de- Sipcs DORE IS TAHTION. hat | b e b S o . P R o N St ft e i e to | Pended upon to sustain the conversa- |loads of joy and sorrow he carries! | must, and enlists my ympathy. She We have the very latest pattern, with gas ) S tion under any and all circumstances. e Is seen coming, how eagerly | too, has her mother 1 3 s " CIRCULATION rkers Who are confined too much he is watched to see if the hoped-for [cn her way homeward. Related by attachments, and can guarantee it as the indoor The ability to see pictures in nature | l€tter is dropped into the letter-box! | business or gossip, the mother is hur- gu i 2000, SRS o 04 bk st 4412 || There is waste land enough around | ghould be more common. It is the gen- | With what disguest we say, “Only a |rying homeward at a rapid pace, and most complete and perfect Kitchen Range New England homes to supply the|eral love of the beautiful that prompts | ¢ircular or an advertisement! Noth- |having the child by one hand she !s . 1905, avebage 5,920 | housenolders and tenants with all the | man to adorn his home with pretty 1§ I want!” Perhaps it is a bill to |forced to keep up. The poor little made anywhere, convenience, comfort and \ garden sass” they would need for|Plctures and to wis lleries | be pald, or a notice of taxes or water | thing has run every step of the way. S 5 gl ) *| ¥ see the wonderful works of man |Tates. They are never welcome, On |The mother does not mean to be crue: economy are some of. its splendid features. b X which are really very poor rescripts | the other hand, our news of weddings, | tut how would she like to run & y - " It would cut down expenses some | of the wonderful productions of nature, | IDVitations to all manner of merry. | quarter-mile stretch with one arm Let us show you one and demonstrate its ebruary 2 y to cultivate every inch of land and|Why should not the beauty of God's |makings all depend so much on the|held up high over her head? When 4 28 [ plant potatocs peas, ~beans, corn, | Inndscapes sad marine. views, or postman, we ought to value his visits | they reach home she will wonder why merits. We also have everything in squash, beets,” onions, turn , cucum- | pictures .he has hung in the sk more highly than we do, when, faith- | her little girlle has come home 8o = | bers, lettuce, radi tc. Potatoes, | ford us more pleasure than these imi- |ful to his duty, he faces all manner |cross, and may be will tell her that 'Y THE KING OF GOOD-ROAD = ts and onions require more | t2tions of His handiwork which the | of discomfort in heat or cold, in wind |she cannot go out with mamma, if MAKERS. o less attention, but the other vege. | BT€atest artists have produced. To|OF 8torm ,in order to cover his route |she is not a good girl SHE Sutontion, DL Other Vege-|,nake pigments express scemes from |on time. An automobile speeds by at inter- leman du Pont, presi will thrive with a surprisingly | nature faithfully approaches magle art, I am s to watch the next pair | val A seems to furnish much it NG ;nt Poghder company amount of care. but at best how poor it is compared |0f feet. They are unsteady and take | pleasure to its occupants. This win- and i onaire, ofs Delaware, he smallest bit of land would af-| with nature's glorious sunriges and |the entire sidewalk . Their owner has |ter lias impressed me mere favor- . R A e e ford lettuce, radishes,, Swiss chard |Sunsets which are to be se by all | broken his temperance pledge, if ever | ably towards automobiles than I ever = » gt for greens, string beans or tomatoes,| WO 100k up at the rising and the set- [he took ene, but is doing his best to Was before. When I have watched the s ‘ 2 world . ity ;nm 3 S o | ting of each day sun. Nature be :’c:u-h heme safely, where though he | hor straining and slipping on our Jelaware gre: | ill surp C 0 See| omeg o 8 zall An yrings sorre e also ¢ o and | iey Is, P ‘. e the greate: it A by S e et mes one re gullery and a | brings sorrow, he wiso finds pity and |icy hills, I have felt that so much ot ned public highways | constant deligt en a ready excuse for his failir could be said in favor of the machine. The same old firm at the same old stand. A one man. Two | den spot will produce, eve beholds the pic as they vary | Sometimes my own firelight is re- |They certainly climb the hills with 5 . nnounced that he was| The old ash heap will grow summer |in the sunlight | flected in the window-glass and re- | more ease, and without the fear which telephone call, 897, will bring us promptly i state road from | satashes, or cumot or flowers e | calls Whittier's lines, the horses have shown so plainly. southern boun- | enough for the ta small fam- | !f the game of life was Leing plaved | iy on fire out-doors burns merrily But my fire is burning low, and all to your door prepnred to serve you accept- : s 1 > A r the be of man and the| , S AFELAE . 10 : | things turning gray in the twi- . " o | ily all I r . There the che " K tan ke . . " v, as he| “- summer. be a divine game; | | 1€re the witches are making tea.” |jjon( Here comes the electric lght .h]y in any of our numerous lines. he comes B8 EEWATS Sop the Al am the game wron In the aut enuine blaze with- | which puts a final stop to my fancles N that he will | work required in a garden is baneful results. | out tells of the children and their bon- |and my mirror's reflection aside $1.000,000 for his heirs and | satisfactory never intended that man | fires of leaves in the twilight ! AN IDLER. 4 &0l veriatnoe of TAs'Thr- S e 0 > the plgs’ motto: “Root hog sk building. solid macadainised | EDITORIAL NOTES. and just play ads Delaware and adjoining | : hen He led to thel think they really have what ougt to Als them. One does mot enjoy es, General du s wealth is | | _of men that in conjunction With |y " o1hing to them. I learned long ago | seeing another lightly do tasks impos- b $12.000,000, which | | the spiri they were all to become SODS | thar 1o get on in life one must either | sible to himself. Earnest people often [ ] [ ] | mated at about $12,000,000, which | | He had a right to expeet bet- | st ” (807 0% pait” and 1 thought | rebel against their own limitations and es approximat 000,000 for : them. The principles of {17 0q" prefer to catch fish—never |refuse to admit that they are not as giving Delaware best system of | Publicity P life are simply to be i caught o gvhale, though. | clever in all points as any of thelr an aler ‘ree' » be nd in the United | lime-light. nindful of the welf of others as| g metiy I thin p of earth |neighbors Of how much heartache 2 et % | of your own. He who does most for| ;i made up of punching bags and door |are our unseemly comparisons the S % The progressive rejublican is a re-|Man is doing most for God. There is| ot “Cortothing to be hit hard and |cause! IMPORTING GAME BIRDS. publican who wants more for himself | 1g sell-agsrandizement in the game| to wipe vour feet upon, It | We must accept ourselves as we are. - 90 | when truly played ,ove is supposed | ble & her: but it | Life teac’ few lessons more em- 4 and heirs forev t | ble to be either; but or . icago fancier just import- | 3™ e 2 | to play the major part and so long as |, be worth than to be | phatically an this. Whatever one's e e e e M o P e e e e T (. —— s country. The collec- YEUED FITER DS M0N0t the ' scrl S a God . one portion of the opport with any of the soms of eeding bifdh ‘which reached | ¥2* ROt & wmluh;l' s ’ man_who z to make doormats of men to exhibit supreme faithfulness x5 £ 3 is not a bosom friend he groundhog the f 2t there 1. more and thus to gain life's supreme ro- w York about thefifirst of the cur- 1 on that ther more - 4 A 3 o gt Bt — - und, and like him_ | than there should be. A punching bag [ ward. Herein, and not in any impos- ENDING DAy n e '4,3‘ ucks f Lm» Ak The speech of Secretary Knox, made | rom his shadow There are| s o th £ uti and it puts life | sible uniformity of taste, talent or ° ° Stberia; gees.e swans and | in panama, was ful and good | to0 many of this kind. to the puncher and teaches him |equipment is the true equality om man. Formosa, Japan, EEYPL | will for the Latin - £ | something. It iz creditable to men THE PARSON. 5 th Africa and scattering : The unrest of humanity is really its| that they decline to he doormats: it is PO 1] U | e et g SR T 1 o SR o | Lt o b e - e ale of Men’s an et to arrive. | to business in Washington B i ke s | i Q i n compara- | just as sane and safe as eve willing malk "“.mv‘vl | Blme uestion Box b y will ve under | for it. Men, women and children do | p | Yo“ng Men S ¢ chakuid ElbRaHS: conditions’ & i e s S mOMe N o s Your Bible questions will be o it conions and| Tons of Hoswnat buions wers| sk Somines v mntakethio2et, 2 || SUNDAY MORNING TALK |||~ Sooe e semoms —nve o || i e varieties t | made anticipation they { e nd e together just from igl if semt to our Bikle Quest Box ot will be valuable | not based upon a political drear { norance or obstinacy it were not ditor. o ‘ (7 R e B X o B~ ) o | T, 1 | might by men of w e made MAN. ——_— e disappointment oc- an charged Teddy ) | misk Y _men v th b nade | THE EQUALITY OF " N * o ! his thunder. and no~ he has got | S12Ves: “Give me liberty or give me - .| Q—When was theChurchof Christ 3 nportations of the |all his thunder, and now he has got|ge,tn’ ig oftener expressed by the| when John Hancock and his| ast, a sportsman say away with LaFollette's lightning spirit than it finds utterance in words. | fellow patriots gave axpzession | 862 UB} nd In whit sense Aokt There 18 always the element of R TR, SRS | the strikes are not wise, they are |1y~ the . immortal _dlctum that | the coorkeeper; and when will he use sk in importing new ties, how Happy thought for to 1f youfa m st guard. A Spanish muxhni-'un men are created al,” they | the “keys of the kingdom of heave: ever, that they will make aggressive | cannot afford to dress well because | “He that loseth alth Joses | get up one indefensible claim. It|Mapthew xviz19, (L. W. W.) t war on the n breeds. It would | Your wife does, you can admire her! |m he that loseth friends loseth|ig true that all men are created free, A ha (Ohcnel of £ . - at " 7 more; but he that loses his spirit loses % is mot true that all men are| er,—Th arch of Chris eplorable bevond expression if {but it is shed or set u the d e ey tasting & Fiin an Afei: | - TEI0y.has ht to think he is a It is well the spirit of the ma 5"“.1“'(411 equal, in the generally ac Koy eain il 5”””‘,’ ;"‘,? Reduced f $15, 18, $20, $22, $25 ! oy ck from an Afri- | Ll N than Taft, b is fool. | cannot be d—that they are sen- | copted maaning of that term. No fact | Pentecost when the Holy Spirit « educed from $15, $18, $20, $22, $25, n or Asia should dri it | S aipbinie ft, £ | perrasite AnE W | L e than that the. gifts of life are g/em ed upen the .\.mg;wes ‘Ino ‘e'i'li r canvas »r redheads is | 1 3 o capRe o pass|, and re- | ynevenly distributed. M do not | Bathered ier in Jerusalem, 4 " oped that Chicago fancier | "POB it. | ward. ve muy fecl |start out in the world with cqual |28 been yrocess of Gayaliprient Consider first of all that every garment is from our reg- what he is about | opposed to must respect | equipment or with equal opportunities. | INTOUS iristian era and will | y % - - NQPWRY, Dotn) it the oppress | {luridite must be reckoned with as o | be €ompleted when ihe last member | B ylap gtock which insures you that the quality, style and THE RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS- must prove | fe | factor in life and heredity would seem | has ‘m“»‘ e 1”:;’ ;"‘"‘;‘1 vl Ipox or beer - I'to be & shameless respecter of persons.]into the ns. The Lord Jesus is oo . MAN HIGGINS. | P e R It shameless resp the Founder or Head of the Church | § tailoring are all that you would expect in the best ready The idea of a longer presidentia b s — dled! o fact thal they aro Dot | Watch two lads in achaol. ‘One bas| Which s established on the day ot lothes— erm is not said the| As great a logician as Lyman Ab- | thinkers makes poor business men of |come into the world with quick and} Cilar%" TR 000 K5 O T GO0 to wear ciothes . promise | is having the time of his life | them. \orance is one of the de agile mind. Lessons are pml\“‘g‘-\:!}:\» e i R 1 Pty o % iy tes + th s on the earth. The ith By a sort intuition he grasps e | X do a 2 2 3 g gy 1 g Yhon 4 third term 18 mot 2| o T le lured into an Investment be- | solution of the problem:; historical facts | FRLLE In 474 be satel, No, “door- | § § Then the saving finds its true significance. ause it twice the income re- | and figures stick In his min . was e ‘ ] seven years i 7 O cause 1t will pay tWice the come Lo | Suages offer little difficulty. The oth- |i8 amply able to attend to Himself A The fi n't arrived. but | Coived from the bank. He never asks & s harder, but is | @nd to manage Iis own interests, St o TS much de- " 'S T arrived, Ul | himself why a man 18 offering 6 or r boy works as hard or harder, but is I b i dof . l'('f"r‘"‘d t o a four years |the Sons are making their|g per.cent. w e e 20 ing a duller instrument. His mind herefore, er red to 8 per cent. when he can hire money for B thy Bribtires au ths oo biography usual demonstration of faith in the|§ per o ) the banks if he has the |is not naturally quick nor his memory |10 tf b g S U \ | B 2 roach K ght fi sing of the an. | retentive, He delves with all his might, [ The ¢s of the kingdom" represent ¢ . P sted think is | approach of spring right fin 1 backing or the guaran B the onent ower which theTord | . it @ ral rher o n but the soil is naturally thin. It is|the opening power which the Lord con- ) continuance for ving collateral. Where per cen in ’ A s t of labor that ferred upon Peter. There were |wu1 A n gy Mrs, Roosevelt is , making a six|excess of legal per cents. are offered|only by a Smount o 18BOTUISE i one of which the Apostle used g i i weeks' visit 1o Panama. She has the | 10f money the transaction is the muru;\l"r&] n make a good showing 2 0 Tho iy 07 BRRtioNE il e i the ly g COPIIN & o Aol o 1o 1 - 1 The s e fact is apparel in later | ®n 16 e cost, i 2 ¢ R risky or perlous. Concerns offering| The same fz Db ke, - = probation. | £00d fuck M“"_‘:"f‘;‘;’q n‘:“ turmoil of |} vee dividends for the loan of mone |1ife.g Some forgs to the top by bttty et g 2 H‘"zp;‘i’:\} 121=128 Main Street. | her be 18 onsent. Y 0 sr cents, t these | © Superior native a ities. ot e » A ) | e e e o “and these are | men mever rise above medlocrity be- | (he way for them to euter into the : ' 4 ana inktead of endorsing a reca ot g i it s cause their endowments of mind or | Fingdom through Christ. The second The Leading Store in Eastern Connecticut devotad exclusively to 9 ¥ ges vehigh Sl el bty dgtle g body will not permit such a rise. The| Wev' was used When the Apostle ) Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Wearing Appara/ b £ FaReY, N80 & BiadE af SRUoAL. WvEry. yokr fundamental flaw in most soclalistic|opened the way for the Gentiles to | o 3, Women § g App the people are Sip0dL ot eiens wvery. o theories is neglect of this truth. Most | enter i, and Cornelius, the firat Gen- | | Roosevelt i 2 e R, | of these cure-all schemes assume to|tile convert, —passed through the : T—— Wher 3 e S o 7o o | Bt T e S ) i, e cheh: (1) ——— () ——— () ndid for B Ne ampshire employs 2,000 wo-|vice do not be too 13 in giving it. | & 8 Do Q4 the SOy — — would be reje | men and two men to teach the boys|This is one of the perils to good fel- | In different molds. _ Sleight-of-hand ristoadiang mbitious views? |0 become good and eMcient citizens | 1owship and friendship. The man who | perfarmety. who, Woull csesio Hiopla i 1808—whe . e S wiiot Yo thinks he wants your advice in nine | by redu 3 n n "):n'fi 6—when ha bad been and tien denies theballot to women. b 5028 (0 0F tan only wants It if it |level, exalting the s tlent mn to r u S¢ o sors Pz n “W;Jv 5 A B dovetails with his idea of things. Thi \:ih:x»m')l'xufilfl:-mnfi'.‘;'f'{f rJr”l-'{ A r:"'!“!lrf view of the oaching war for the western man who has just|is why the careful man strives to find | down all th ity from their seats, coucH SYRUP s h t B th hic democrats thought Madi- | passed his 99th birthday was not a|out the character of the advice wanted | have the stubborn facts of human na 0 wariz I"O GI'O to run again. He per- | teetotaller, his vears show he was|before he ventures to e advice, | ture against them. The trick could not| The child feverish + torily refused. In 1895 several | temperate in both eating and drink- | MOst men Who are seeking advice pre- | be mado to work. =Any artificlal uni-|writh g cold, running A > fer that it should be agreeable rather | formity forced upon. society would v ures sent him addresses urg- | ing. er t ag S : A nose, tight or loose ceptance of a third/ter H — than just meet a need. It has been | SimpIY spell chacs. Pough with wheezing 3 - . B sald “that man gives advice by the| In one regard, howeven equality be- | €0 N £ ol " i before written Good counsel from Abraham Lin- | bucket, but takes it by the grain.”|comes a fact. It s in the absoiutely OF rattling of phlegm eneral Washington set the exam- | coln “Stand with anybody that|Half the people who ask for advice ';_'\"\N}'h;u: ]rritsul::me‘mdng ralnv{uln-'r;: ;Buléb;?;ltlrezgfl;othem e of voluntary retirement after eight | stands right. Ste gy e | really only want approbation. These |¥very man quired to mgke the pu u 0 ears. 1 shall follow it, and a few ;',;“::‘,i;,f:‘ 'dnd':,:?; ‘:"?‘ 1}‘,‘,':“ ::‘\L‘: are things to keep In mind when ad- | MOSL of his gifts, Whether they be great | child’sback or chest are precedents will oppose the obsta- | he s RS | vice 1s sought. - Advice unwisely given |OF Small. And that is all he is re- and listen) should s o goes wrone. means. estrangement. Better be Indis- | quired to do. He must yleld an ade- | have Dx. BULL’S of habits to any one after a while creet in lending money than in giving | Quate return on the investment repre- vho shall endeavor to extend his villis Hows 9 v a friend w ) |sented in his own. persenality. o 0 \:;lm.un D, ’xllcmllls ‘\us‘ a llmpm{ *:‘2;(1;",”\" a friend who tells you he | dullard is not held :“,‘,'_l“;’;',"‘Uf,;‘,w !:;' No Morphine . mi ame. He i8 truly the de: s it. s i In reply to the legislative calls, ad- §89°0 IO in truly tho dean o | results required of the genius. But he| er Chleroform American novelists and essayists that | the ‘Boston Post, and the celebra of his 75th birthday in New Thursday only locally expressed the admiration and regard in which he s held the country over. Wesleyan Press Club Offizers, The College Press club of Wesleyan ha A meeting recently, when the fol- lowing officers were elected: Presi- dent, 8. B. Crowther, '12, Springfield, Mass.; vice-president, H. W. Beil, 12, Glen Head, N. Y.; secretary and treasurer, R. B. Nichols, '13, Juck- gonville, Tl { is held accountable for the utmost that | his own brain and brawn can produce. | And if he yields that return, the kings of the earth have achieved no higher success. ressing himself particularly to r Vermont, Jefferson wrote If some determination to the serv- f e chief magistrate be not «d by the constitution or supplied actice, his office, nominally for ears, will, in fact, become for «nd history shows how eastly legenerates into an Inheritance. not lkely the people will sanc- third term for Colonel Roose- r anyone else; but it is probable hey are ready to make a six n as recommended by Con- .n Higgine, with the constitu- A near-philosopher says: “When it | comes to getting something for noth- ing, his Satanic_majesty is at the top of the heap.” When we look at the wages of sin this seems to be no ex- aggeration. Giving something for s nothing is not a business propositio In that illuminating parable of the it 18 nothing less than a false pretense | talents llml\nnyuxm_may read for him- when the gift seems real and the mo- | S€lf in the Gospels it is worthy of note tive is hid. The rule of business and | that the final prizes of life are award- the rule of life appears to be the ren- | ¢d o the basls of faithfulness alone. | dering of service for satisfactory re- |1t 18 not a case of “Well done, thou turns. The kings of the give-some- |800d and successful servant,” but thingsfor-nothing policy have become ! “Well done, thou good and faithful millionaires because they invented a |S8¢rvant” The distribution of the tal- scheme which makes a success of false | €Nt was by no means equal. One re- ! pretense—they get large returns for |Ceived five, another two and another in it. It's the only right medi- cinetogive. 25c.| “My four children had bad colds and coughs. Dr. Pull's Cough Syrup cured them.” ¢ Mrs, E. vom Lehn, 670 I §9th Bt., Brooklyn, N. Y, | SAMPLE SENT FREE ‘Write for it today. Mention this paper. Address A. C. MEYER & CO., mORE. MD. BALTI This Carriage $7.50 A bargain at this price. JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. ‘We have others ranging in price SJ8Y}0.1g Z}IEMYOS Schwartz Brothers it smell investments. The deception is Ull“‘fmdtsnl on, ezu-hl Yecell\'lng “ac £ $1.08 3 rovigso that no president shall 2 | worthy of his Satanic majesty so he | ¢Ording to his several ability.” Rach < Mads and R led to Orda rom .00. s Brookfield—The county commission- | 1oy ol (e Satanic majesty so he | an was to go and. trade with oeo. ity ive ers have ruled that Louis S. Berg's in view of the present situation this | hotel at Breokfield Junction is always proved himself to be more or |he had. Precisely the same commen- not Den’t buy your Baby Carriage until you see our assortment ems to be a wise precautionary |8trictly a summer hotel and have re- fuded to grant his application for 2|y this is less to be respecied than he | Whose five talents had gatned other > i llquor license there on the grounds|whq seld his birthright for s mess of | Ave. The one rebuke in the list was to When woman hecoma candidates, if | (N8 the application dees not falli pottage, sinee he would exchange | the shame-faced fellow whe had been | within {ie scape of the new “summer | heaven for hell given one talent and had gained with | shyving a het inte the ving ia (o be he style, a cirons viog will be. noces. e otel” luw, which permits tha granting of licanses Lo a hestelry that logs only | <8 wummer brsinems, less of an idiot, for he has beep lured dation was bestowed en the man whose | _ ° *vbone 6% : from paradlse by base promises, and | talents had gained but two s on him S S it nothing, What is your let in life? You are| It 15 not always a jeyful experience nol satisfled with i, for few fofkw ' (v face {he facts of life an experience ALIERICAN HOUSE, Farrell & Sanderser. Props. SPECIAL RATES to Theutre Trou Traveling Men, etc. Livery connected SHETUCKKET STREERT 9 to 11 WATER STREET