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the mortage on a farm to half «>!* its value is not worth its f.,< e. These illustrations indicate how it b...s come about that families own three fourths of all the wealth of the coun try. Is it not about time that the govern ment assumed control of the people s money in the interest of the pet ph*? IL B. L uce . Hillsboro, Oregon. Mav, 14, ls<44 ------ >4 <------ THE WAIL OF A CHICAGO W1D- OW. n I show by my distressful tones And by my doleful features, How much I miss the Lev. Jones, That best of modern preachers. When bis Chicago work was done .He j mused not to consider What grief the parting brought u; • n, One lorn and lonely widder. 1 used to wend my way each night To revel in his teachings: My burdened sold grew’ airlv light Beneath bis magic preachings. I occu} ied a seat reserved For st niggling young beginners. And bung upon the blasts he served To unrepentant sinners. Farewell to those delicious times Of silent adoration; My idol speeds to other climes To ply his sweet vocation. Oh! that he might forget her not \\ ho boldly makes assert!« n. That from her lonely, widowed 1 t She hankers h r eonversi n? — Chicago News. ORTIIOGRAPAV. A scril e in writing right n ay write To write and still be wrong; For write and rite are neither right. And don’t to Wright belong. Robertson is m t Robert’s son, Nor did he rob Burt’s >• n, Yet Robert’s sun is Robin’s ¿un, And everybody’s sun. The person lies wlm .«ay- be lies When he is not reclining; And when consuinj five fol! .' d< < ii They all decline declining. The dyer dyes awhile, then dies To dye he’s always trying; Until upon his dying bed, He thinks no more of dying. Alas, a lass is sometimes hilsc; (Jf faults a ma¡<1 is made, Her waist is but a barren waste Though stayed abv is m t **taid The springs shoot forth each .- jij : ami shoots Shout foward one ami all; Though summer kills tin* flout i- leaves 'i’he leaves to fall in fall. 1 would a story •r here cornu cm**. But you might think it stale. So we’ll suppose that we bav< re '1 he tai! end <>f our t ile. en I I nl ! ■» N T Y) À ♦ > F a v AK» z < 1. • p » v v p<r?Y r V J *■ K A *A ’ « « O 1, dentist , ashi . a ?. h . Ortiee ovei Bank • >1 f . ■ « in un . I;.. . * ■ la r t ' r • I ! • d !‘<>r » wm •• f<> t •. / rt* g ' r »»•...■■ s* î Mt V| UH Iloti • I • 11 > * •, . : ■ .. A • I :* tl 4 bo Ih- fot it ■ 111 >ii c< f Million Or»< ••:■' < b. Inin till 111 »• I.' '| . 1 , ’al" IK . uf tn- It »I «II I • : fl t I'nt. nt 1 t i* >a f : , * I n A <’ \ r « .MVf »I ■ - I •1 ■ :.t • ••• % * M**l H. 4H«| I u I I I out <• • t ». f|. » r. sûr * u I w »•••Mr. • . -■ .•. . . ' I | I > ■ • Wi'ill. b.J 1 ' W. , Kail.tir • 1 ;»»., h |. c«>i>i.-», 7 , a. » , • / t if ut pl if < » |tl < .1. I h"i: • • .wit I . .. In'......... I ’■ » h J . ■ <i ML'.NS C< S lh ii I» / • A m .’. ’ r.