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Title: "Blasts" from The Ram's Horn
Year: 1902 (1900s)
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Subjects: Poetry
Publisher: Chicago, The Ram's Horn Co.
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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done a good job. Put the wicked in office, and the devilwill rule the town. The man who steps on his brothersrights, has God against him. The greatest men have but two wordsfor their life rule—God and country. Many a church member makes too muchnoise in his politics, and keeps too still inhis religion. Many a man prays every day, who neverthinks it worth while to strike at thedevil with his vote. The world has but little to hope fromthe man to whom the golden age of thepast is more inspiring than the goldenopportunity of the now. ^* fcT* fe5* fc?* t^* £7* !*5* FOOLS AND THEIR FOLLY, A fool empties his head whenever hetalks. An empty head and a rattling tonguego well together. A fool is always burning his fingers, be-cause he forgets that fire is hot. On the day a man finds out that he is afool, there is hope that he may some daybecome a Solomon. There is something wrong withmans head, who has to have the de-lirium tremens before he will believethat liquor will hurt him any. •.y*;
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CArorDATE.—If I gain this glittering prize, shall I be free to enjoy it? 304 Blasts From The Rams Horn.THE LAY OF THE FISHERMAN By THOMAS SULLIVAN

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