The Elmo Beacon. (Elmo, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 31, 1878 Page: 3 of 4
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OPIUN
and Morphine habitcurea
The Originaland only absolute
UU Send stamp for book on
Opium Enting. to w. squire
" orthington, Greene Co., Ind.
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Knavery is the worst trade.
Foolish fears double danger.
Modesty is a guard to virtue.
Boasters are cousins to liars.
Quiet conscience gives quiet’sleep.
He has hard work who has nothing
to do.
Obstinacy is] the” heroismT of little
minds.
Confession of faults makes half.
amends.
One hour to-day is worth two to-
morrow.
. Envy shooteth at another and wound
. eth itself.1 * -
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence it.
Learning makes a man fit company
for himself.
God reaches us good things by our
own hands.
Beggars are chosers when they
choose to beg.
It costs more to avenge wrongs than
it does to bear them.
Bay windows are safe harbors at
night for little smacks.
Our actions are our own; their con-
sequences belong to Heaven.
Truth is the apostle before whom
every cowardly Felix trembles.
The test of a man’s hovestP is the
2 sacrifice he makes to preserge it.
* A dead hen is better that. live one;
she will lay wherever you put her.
The precious little herb that makes
all burdens light is called Patience.
Knowledge and timber should not be T
much used until they are seasoned.
Patience is the art, or rather the 1
practice, of enduring human stupidity. 1
1 He who is most charitable in his
judgment is generally the least unjust.
Those who trample on the helpless
are disposed to cringe to the powerful.
Politeness is money, which enriches
C not him who receives it, but him who
dispenses it. -
No cord or cable can draw so strong
F--tmreirerirsrrerrin
a single thread. 0
Those days are lost in which we do
no good; those worse than lost in I
which we do evil. /
We conceal hatred easily, love with
difficulty, indifference with the great-
est difficulty of all.
A man up North has invented an ap-
paratus for arresting and extinguishing
sparks. Are the girls going to stand
that? 7
The lover teazes—the watch dog
seizes—the piano pleases the wind
makes breezes—the family sneezes-
then the courtship ceases.
I. G. LA WRENCE &e CO.
AND EXAMININGAIEIR
Mammoth Stock Of FALL
BOOTS, SHOES, Etc.
DR. RICE,
37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY,
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and permanently cumpoper ojunhappy, are thoroughly
cured and entirely eradic tSYPHI LIS positively
ORRHEA, Gleet" from the system; GON-
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Cedar Grove
INSTITUTE
W. A CULBERSON, PitCIPAL,
*. Madison Disponsa
1 201 S. Clark st., chicego,*.
The FALL TERNT of Five and One.
Half Months will begin
MONDAY, JULY 15th, 1878
RATES or TUITION PER MONTH:
First Class.................00
Second Class.............* 5 00
Eluird Class---------- 2 00
Incidental Fee-------------.-. 95
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Facilities for Instrumental and Vocal _.
Music will be afforded. 2
Tuition in two parmente—mien
-1 E Ut session. T
While it is our rule to instill the pur-
est principles of morality and patriot-
ism in the minds of our pupils, the
school will be non sectarian and non-
political in its influences.
Our location is bealthy and free from
temptations of vice and extravagance,
usually surrounding town and city in-
stitutions of learning.
Our discipline is mid, but unswerv.
ingly enforced.
e
Patrons of this school, from any sec-
tion, will have a pro rata of the public
funds secured for them. •
Parents desiring to send from home
to school can here find comfortable
homes for their children, and an unpre-
tending and moral people, devoted to
the advancement of their social, relig-
ions and edvcational interests.
Competent and faithful assistant
alone employed. 1
Board and lodging, $8 to $10 per
month.
For further information address
W. A. CULBERSON, Principal,
Cedar Grove, Kaufman Co.. Texas.
ELMO
M HUFFING
Nothing betrays the innocence of
men’s natures more than see one
feeling all over his coat tail to find a
• pocket which is in his coat at home.
He that pursues honor, applause, or
wordly reputation, is like the foolish
6 school boy running after the buttertly
and neglecting his book; both meet
with, disappointment, dissatisfaction
and reproof.
Unselfish and noble acts are the most
radiant epochs in the biography of
souls. When wrought in earliest youth,
they lie in the memory of age like coral
islands, green and sunny amidst the
melancholy waste of ocean.
. Spurgeon will not see visitors on
Saturday. A man recently called and
insisted on seeing him, sending him
word that a servant of the Lord was at
the door. Spurgeon replied: “Tellthin
miatIebenged with ley Monto.718
1 When you speak evil of another you
must be prepared to have others speak
evil of you. There is an old Budhist
proverb which says: "He who indul-
ges in enmity is like one who throws
ashes to windward, which come back
to the same place and cover him all
over.".
People make a great mistake about
Heaven. They think it begins up yon-
der, but it really begins down here. It
you can be happy in the basement, you
are fitted to enjoy the happiness of the
stories. But if you whine and moan
here. Heaven itself cannot change your
mood. •
WftiCn IS DAILY COMNG IN.
Thanking the Public for past liberal patroage, we assure our
Friends and Customers that we will only keep
A Large and Complete Stock
But will continue to sell our Goods at the Lowest Legitimate Prices.
Nothing is more fatal to happiness
or virtue than thedirressanodesL
matters us with an opinion of our own
strength, and by assuring us of the
power of retreat, precipitates us into
hazard. , To every man there is a point
fixed, beyond which if he passes he
will not easily return.
TIT 1 9
We will also continue to pay‘he
• HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR COTTONAND PRODUCE
DE. cnOOrs
WINETAR
CURES THOUSANDS YEARLY.
Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tar
A POSITIVE CURE
For Coughs, Colds,
AND CONSUMPTION.
It is the best of Tonics.
Cures Dyspepsia;
Restores the Appetite:
Strengthens the Systhen:
Restores the Weak and Debilitated.
A trial of it will proveall
we claim. Ask your
gist for Dr. Crook’s Vine
of Tar; take no other for
sale by all Druggists."
S. N. Smith & Co., Proprs
Successors to Oliver Crook a to.
PAYTOIT, OHIO
CHILE:ANO
CHILLS, FEVERS, DYSPEPSIA
Female Disorders. Prepared
The Home Bitters Co., St. Loury
Prescribed By Best phy.l. S:
and Sold by Dealers Everywhere:
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weak ness. Lost
Manhood and all disorders brought on by indis-
cretion or excess. Any Druggist has the ingre.
diert. Address, Dr. W. JAQUES d co.,
20 West Sixth Street, Cincinnati, O.
TRADE
MARK
Loo per
The Remedy of the 19th Century.
, Barham’s Infallible
PILE CURE
_ Manufactured by the
S Barham Pile Cure Co., Durban and.
4 It never fails to eure Hemorrinola,
/ Miesse "tdha.ne ERs
furnished on application .
(P Watches 83 to $7. Revolvers- .
2a. $2.50. Over 100 latest Novelties--eauST
e. as Ag’ts wanted. So. SupplyCo Nashville.Tenn.YVe
mco/AA YEAR. How to Make 1e.
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Principals.
MRS. ELLA DINKLE,
Principal Music Department.
This institution, devoted to the co-
education of the sexes, will open for
the reception of pupils on the First
Monday in September, 1878; and con-
tinue for a Term of Ten Months, with
the usual vacations
It is the intention of the Prineinals
to offer to the public a greater induce-
ment for the same amount of money
than is now afforded by any institution
of the same merit in the State, and but
one uniform rate of Tuition will be ob-
served, which amount will be sufficient
compensation for all branches, inclad-
ing both English and Classical course
and also ‘
A FULL COMMERCIAL COURSE,
embracing Single and Double Entry
Bookkeeping and a rapid and elegant
system of PENMANSHIP.
DISCIPLINE.—The discipline of the
School will be firm, the Principals fully
realizing that strict obedience is neces
sary to any intellectual advancement,
and that the first and most important
lesson for a pupil to learn is “To OBEY.”
The entire management of this Depar-
tment will be under the exclusive
trol of
con-
PROF. J. M. HUFFINGTON,
While the Class-room D72n.0
be superintended by 59
PRoF. D. M. GEORGE.
The Music Department will be under
control of MRS. ELLA DINKLE. Tuition
including use of instrument, $5.00 per
month.
Parents desiring to give their chil-
dren an education that will fit them for
any sphere of life cannot do better than
to patronize this School. "Learn your
boys that which they must practice
when they become men." Teach them
Business, by sending them through a
THOROUGH COMMERCIAL COURSE.
Rate of Tuition, including every
branch, excepting Music, only TWO
DOLLARS per month.
FREE SCHOOL FUND.
All pupils entitled to the above fund
will receive all the benefits of the same.
Monthly reports will be issued at the
close of each month, showing the exact
standing of every pupil in the School.
For further particulars address
J. M. HUFFINGTON, Sec’y.
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Ryan, T. E. The Elmo Beacon. (Elmo, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 31, 1878, newspaper, August 31, 1878; Elmo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1653250/m1/3/: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.