Judge — September 16, 1899 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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THE MAN WHO MOUNTS, The man who walks upon the level, The broad, smooth plane where millions fare, May deem self a child of trouble ; But travel \g is easy there. [As one climbs high and ever higher His fears of falling multiply As one who walks upon a wire Must have a steady foot and eye, S0 he who mounts above the throng ‘That walks upon the level plane Mas always, as he moves along, A tedious balance to maintain The ways of men grow ever narrow \nd narrower still as they ascend ; The dangers lurking there grow greater And greater still unto the end The man whose word a thousand others Must ever hurry to obey Iscavied by his humbler brothers : t while they rest he schemes away see his height and deem him blest, Nor know the dangers lurking there. A thousand cares upon him rest For each that those beneath him bear ‘The man who mounts but takes his troubles And multiplies them manifold — The higher that the climber rises, he harder to maintain his hold. ‘The world asks not that he who labors \With hoe or hod shall wield the pen, He moves along beside his neighbors, Kut he above must plan for men. And he that stumbles on the plane May rise again and go his way ; He that was high cannot regai His narrow footing in a day The man who walks upon the level he broad, smooth way where millions fare, ut earth's serenest souls are thet —S. E. Kiser in Chicago Times- “She devoted her life to Christi ndeed? Lif PURE, REFRESHING, ANTISEPTIC. 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Belle—"1 guess there isa" about Mr. Rich marrying Margu —"'No: that cut in her cheek from his mond stud has irreparably sealed his fate."— Jewelers’ Weekly A charitable society in town is around solic. iting clothing for a destitute man, Clothes! Why not solicit permission from the city au- thonties that he be allowed to go without clothes this kind of weather? —Artansaw Thomas Cat “Will you take any work with you to the seashore, Dorothy?” “Of course. I expect to change my gown at least five times a day.” —Chicago Record, A jilted Indian killed the girl and then burn- ed her father's barn. It is astonishing the rapid strides those 1edskins are making toward ci 1 | zation.—New York Telegram. “Tt was a marriage for love. I suppose?” “*T suppose so. 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