The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
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THE GIRL (J.- STRICT IDEAS.
She CSi'licnilly licvplop Into 11 l"eitorlou
(Mil M'lUiilul-.Moiiper.
The extremely well-behaved young
girl who hah never boon tempted mid
who cannot understand how another
could commit a folly is certain to be
come the 1110-t censorious of old wom
en, says Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in the
ICew York Press. If she does not de
velop into a cruel, malicious-tongued
pcandal-monper it will be a wonder.
Nothincr is so easy as the descent from
uneharitableness to malice. As a
younp pirl she prides herself upon her
love of morality and pood behavior: all
her friends spoak of her as "such a
strict pirl" in her ideas. No one would
think of appealing to her for sympathy
or advice in an hour of temptation, luit
she is respected for her hiph ideas if
feared for lier severity. As an old
woman she is simply held in abhor
rence, and her name becomes a neiph
borhood synonym for cruel judpment.
Criticism of our frail fellow beinps is a
vice which takes possession of us like a
stimulant oradrup, once we encourage
it. It may bepin in our hiph moral
standard and our hatred of sin, but
once it becomes a habit we indulge in
it for the pleasure it gives us. It is a
bad habit in the young; in the old it is
intolerable; for nothing renders old
age interesting or lovable save sympa
thy for the young and charity for the
erring. It is strange that we all do
not grow charitable as we grow old; as
we learn more and more of our frail
ties and more and more of the tempta
tions and illusions of life we ought to
become more and more tender and
pitying. One can be sympathetic with
out encouraging vice and wrong doing
or cloaking sm.
SAYINGS OF GARFIELD.
A rouxi) of pluck is wortli a ton of
luck.
lir. fit for more than the one thing
you are now doing.
I wotU) rather be beaten in right
than succeed in wrong.
Things don"t turn up in this world j
unless somebody turns them up.
Lucie is au ignis fatuus. You may
follow it to ruiu, but not to success. (
Ir the power to do hard work is not '
a talent,' it is the best possible substi- j
tute for it. ,
If there is one thing upon this earth I
that mankind love and admire better I
than another, it is a brave man a man
who dares to look the devil in the face,
and tell him he is a devil.
This
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at whom wo urto strung letters bearing testimony to their recovery alter uslue our licit.
WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAN CURE YOU!
GENERAL DEBILITY CUKEO. , LAME BACK AND RHEUMATISM.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
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RHEUMATISM AND LAMENESS CURED
Portland. Uramin.AnriTlM 1MI
Dr. A T. Banden. Iaar Hln I sot ono nt our Iwlts
two wt aeo lor rnxumatltm. Irani wblch 1 Biiflcnsl
forMTral yaan. For tha past alz months I had not
tmnaoimw rs. aoarDeitnaapiacedmalnolmost
t perfect hallh In thstwowka Ihatentad it. lean
I watt comtortatijr.nnd feel Ilka n new nan pnrallf .
' M. K. HUOliES, Proprietor lntarnational llotal.
NERVOUS DEBILITY Lp8S OF VIGOR.
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art.
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air for bent portraits and views
irrpart.
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runinnu iirrKn. r''iiiiii:wr inhj
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hard work, comblnl with tha strain rniulue trcm the
Jar of an enctne. fiavi, me a sTerwcaHOt lani Lo.
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A. Hande-i. Dear Hlrilnci. weiring Tmir
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PROF. JL L. GARNER'S AFRICAN EXPEDITION TO THE GORILLAS.
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