The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-03-27
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best to how little to the storm for the purpose of
controllin. IL he would not have been Without good
company. Bat. as matter oi fact his attitude was
never doubtfhl. 1t could not be- His whole record
forbade it. lie had been nearly twenty years in
Congress-. He had borne part in all our public
financial history during the war and since the war:
In all this long struggle-we say il matter OF
record which defes denial-he bad never once waver
ed. Whoever else trimmed to shifting brcezes-and
come of our most trusted leaders did at times
Mr.. Conklng never faltered.'
e, The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Post thus describes Frances Hodgsoa Burnett, the
author: She is little woman. Of hardly medium
height Of what age cannot say, but still in the hey
dey of youth, and the picture of perfect, elastic
health. II have q very strong constitution she
very rapidly. My friends will be standing around
my bedside day, thinking am ready to die and
the next will he up and around, well as ever.
She is u great fayorte in social circles in Washing
ton. She is the mother of two little boys, aged four
and three years, with pretty poetic names. Lionel and
Vivian. Her husband is q practiciDg physician,
| Tennesseean by birth.
~ The Dunkers, who settled in Pennsylvania l6o
years ago. longer hold their land in common, but
divide it up like other people Their language has
become completely pafois of Dutch, German and
English lie no longer ineligible TO persons OF
those nationaties They favor celibacy, but don't
enforce it. Men, women and children labor hard
and long in the fields. They rise aud retire very
carly and five times day. They keep the orig
inal Sa5hatslay. and celebrate the Lords Supper
at night. AT such celebration they go through the
form Of washing each others feet an act of hnuil
iatioa
rE- Old Mrs Stack sold two glasses of cider to
neishbors in Northeld VT. thus violating the Pro-
hibitory Liuuor Law of that State. 4 spy had her
arrested, hls motive being get his legal share of
the fine. which WAS, in this case, fixed at SD Mrs.
Stack could not pay, being very poor and heartless
constable carried her to Jaii on cold day ia an open
sleigh although she thnly dressed and seriously
| ILL., Her daughter borrowed the money to pay the
hne ou. Mir. S.IcA u.a eM i nouis atl IT. nc. ~ ~,
| to which she had been subjected.
II Why is it that Northern candidates will con-
tinue TO read the lessons OF history backward, and
continue 70 deiuae themselves Min the de that tne
Soutn n1ias tne keys 70 the Pot Pi1 wkihsaon @ anss
tney WISH 70 en.eri I A M;n., De r;,,,s 80 III
Cass, Stephen A. pIug,as 10, nliiara in1rs' anu an
otheis VINO ~ooea o an .neir n.es .his soeu .o.e oI
| snf, .,hra.c And We s,v IN Mr. Tbnrnan ..i,.
sar. H.. = G,oi;nm ,Isa ~. CS;.ano Tr;b,ar
| ~.
u MIS-. zen. Duncal VINO aied IN rniiade,phia Spi
On .hrs'nias D.y, was a aausnter Oh James Ieiie' |
Lars.If na;r,.J ,;n;a,nrns "f Prss;Jsn, Jacl am
| Henri Cav ,af,rattc and o,bcr c.Iebr;,;es She
was cousin of Rembrandt Pealr Her first husband
sr and sh. ~ raS urSm;naut ~ in Ran,;s, c;rles
| - tn. ,.,,h =, T,I.I C,,.,,;,a a, ,ho ,.. os ..
| emit tre;sbf xs,rs shows how lon" = pnhIic man NAV
| G,: u,hnn, a consc;.,ne Rnts IsP had ,en,rt lila
| ~. VII -, - ' IL; ~: ,' -, ~ ~ - - ,t
| SS;,L 80, InoriaIs tfr ,rh;.I h hJ ,ns.nr.J
| the literature Of many countries Those who dis
trusted him could vet RELY upon his intellectual re-
| Isources-I,hiiodeIohia Record
| p,,,or, po,,r,.e.r c., n ,,, ,.:
| !S IN. ~ ,, 49,, Ho n.n -, ~ u ~ LA. T. @ -
| hack TO IaCrosse. poor as a church mouse and has
rented apartments in a building owned by his frat
| wife. FROM whom he was divorced under not very
| crrtiitablc circumstances-to himseIf-S Panl
| (Ainny Pioneer Press
! ~ One Of the most notaIle cburchr, in the rni
| ted States i, that of ST. Michael ar Marhebead.
Mass which was bnilt in I1S6 Of material whoIIy
brought from England 1t has a reredos an ancient
| chandelier. and pulpt Of n ouapt nattern. The
second rector married the widow Gusts to Gen.
| Washington.
| Tn. ,pt;ou. to,rar of R.le,, ,.,r J;xbo,