, 1881-06-11

tHlil lIlin she would take SIX more NJ inc
aeaI iisrcs;d. iiui asaii, tie seeoiid tinle l!1
sent IN Il hill Of aeyen ,Arks, sayng 10 would
rather burn tlte pictures thar, sett thru! FIR
Slx. Ills paltry cxctlsn whs, ttiat llH dld ttt,t
i" ' iIrss ST agfcHd s 10 10 Ii tle " l"rgoin. q tl,ey
were Uf exactly the sntne sfze III tho sample
shown l.er In tic: first place. 49,.
! cnu1d multiply sacll Instances almost al
int!nt:1n T necaasnry, bot!' fro,n my Gw', 9Sn,
am laying myself olHn to the Charge nf is.-
Ing some pr!ckly, cross.grnfnetl old chap VIII,
y never satisfied any way. D9t, ngaiti. a.1.
ii,c Englls',sprnkn9 pcople wfo'n ] ineGt.
II atl American Gun cnlne al)ran!l Will! -
barrel 1T money, 9tll eat, aiinru u submit
to Gxtnrt'0n. 1'e Will see everything Hn!Gr
for ,le Projection! of strargrrs," is tliat ,lot
significant? 4 German hfnlKelf III Dresttctt
told ine that few, years ago there used e. ~
Il, many l'on1s alnl restaurants thorc two lists
Aud which was for the stranger? AtItl now,
when n stranger wants tn yet anything Mt q
bnrgalti, te takes sbEls Gerfnai! friend VIII
'im wiIo understands lnattcTs4 to- do tie pl'r-
chasing Tor Him. Yet l am sIa" to say there
NUMEROUS AND MARKED EXCEPTIONS TO
ALI THIS.
I have dealt with soine merchants who have
nctett ln0st politely, tru!!if!tly, and lthrcst-
y And y pTsst ana w ~ Was 11s
able. Although obliged to be strictly
&c onomicnl. slo never descends to petty
l,,canness and extortton, aud IN Mt rtspecss
she shows herself to be l'igfl;tonta! lady.
/ NH nls0 happy to be mile to register among
my friends and acquaintunces some WHO are
truthful 70 an extreme degree.
viii! all Ills sagnctty, bismarck cannot A.
ways, Il seems. escape calling town OIL htm.
self public r!tliculc, ansl so1tnpihsss public
ccnsilre. The pcoplc Of tho Capita! are very
radical in their political opinions, ai!tl: whnt
Il ,nose, tree IN expressing, them; Thts, i
Prime Minister ant the old Kalser's fnvorit,
ni,d intet, stung Him Into tleclariltg that hi
would have 10 relt'nve tile ltetcistag, alld. m
taet the ssat Gf goysent, to So'ne 'i sas; other
Of the radical influence Of the obnoxious
BerlIness. This has called forth anbounsl@l
1nerrt!ucnt, and the paperS nre giving 1t to
lin right aMl left, Que Ut the f.inny papers
would take tilo soldiers will, him when he
lcnves Berlin, for then they would BE- nble 10
have sone good eervant.girIs
There IN Il Ko0tl deal Of interest manifest
eli III regard 10 tic pct scheme OF the Min
stnr'st...
| THE WofsKIS0MAS's INSURANCE coMPANY,-
| and last Sunday he gave q gruMl thinner to
| NIL members uf thu KelcistaE, chiefly OF tho
Centre An4 National Liberal parties, who
@ b. 9sy sa IT, f tSer sr s asrs grSMs q M oss at aid ID
| thus sfgntie'l their willingness to support
Him, were invited TO the tellst; while the DR.
| position, mainly tho pr0gresststs, were left
~, ~ the yS ana atsp to KI9S1 Ksr or a o a s
comrades prefer Il. do, mast likely, think
Ing that dinner Of herbs a,uoug themselves
Is l,etteI tEnn ronst beef with the Minister.
Last Frt!ay eyci,iIlR prnl: Gantef. l,,eni- men
tfoughtfu ntIlrpss Before olie Of the Radical
Clubs Of tfls city. Ills speech, which was
not meant to By persona!, was di!cGted
agNinst tho reae!!onary policy of the Aliills'
The speech WIS cl'eered to the cGho., THIS
Club Is but one Of tho many indications Of
tho lenycn Of tIlscentent TINT IL beginning to
community. il Is very evident tliat the hoi;,l,
c1ear.leadett utternnces 0f such men as lticli-
ter, Wlrchow. GtlntlieE, etc., arc hegln.
ming to tell upon tho Thoughts ot
the younger aud wtde.awake ml.,tls of CIR.
the many burdens already laid upon their
shoulders. The weight OF the military Is
oppressive In Its financial aspect alnlie: willis
e many The ill!ary serylcS st. Is galllng m
wheru the burdens uf taxation are light, anil
where there Ia III Immense standing nrIlly to
is hsn 5s s oH. Myast siv aarteF. i
ing army Of tha United States. To the casual
observer they luDk very tine In all their fuss
and feathers; but, to him who looks beneath
thcsB Bltttertng trapplnEs appears
THE VAST AnMY or TIE POOR OF GERMANY.
Yetit Is not the maintenance Of the military
Alnng that 1ppresSpS the people. There arH
tliirty-!tvu Princes who liclp drain the land.
1t takes millions upon millions Of t!ollafa
iiow liapIy M lie ;iay for it,rmany when ti,sy
nrn nil tEelidfu fNtU UtlBt
in view of this ddiible burden, it Is self.
evident that the taxation for the SUPPORT nt
hs s soat ssts s ,ssIpa srSaIt Gux 'xes to fsy Ill., n0t
luyied a. my llndiady.: she owns
ihs 4d o&'d,nF i IN c Ss5 tsss sSixes 6,t '9t pay.
ior ii ilar own apartments, to tic amount oi
$50 thalers. Th!s Is cxActly as mnc!l as she
ai4 when her rerta!s n,no,nted ] IT, to s9os
taie1TT To,s' sg nys ~ n1n annr
n!ei,t tux; then everybody who rents llon,
Of her las to pay an apartment tax; 90 thai
there are l!nlf'a-!oIe'! nr nlnfc tlltteFtall
taxes levied on this single building. Nnt
who receives nj! Income Ut lnoro tlr.Ii *
thnlHrs, or about $50, must pay MI t'!cGlne
tax. And now Bismarck Inns Just tried, but
esSs S sy u beara w I'M soa tst fysyoi pay n
cxtr,l tax. Whit woi.lsl the taxtaying com
luunlty at home say to such burdens as these
THE PRINCE OF WALLIS
is sal1 to have TAKEN violent. fancy to. Dis
marek's wluesprcading felt lIat. and ortlcrel
nlaker refused 10 deliver tho IIats without hh
stump, aud US tho Prince ti'lre not wear any
thing with foreign STAMP, the matter va.
compromised by the ttrn's stamp oci'lE ru
expect to see tilc English swc'ia appearing
Under the shade OF hats like those OF ouI