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H. H,ia. On record in this State that o
Michigan editor was once engaged 70
| fight a duel. 1.-THE editor himself is
not living Ne must have died within a
week past. The affair occcrled about
twenty years. aud was brought
about by the journalist making several
lsicimsiattacks upon. the honor and
hbnesty ofaymember of the Legisla
tnre. 'rhe Scion first tried the usual
way, Of getting even, by buying a
horsewhip and hunting the editor, but
when he had found him lie was kuock-
cd down and rolled IN the mud. lie
then sent former challenge, and rs
the e'litor opened the letter he turned
to his two curnpositors and saidi
iiBoys, how9much matter have you
iyotsup fmthe first page?N Is IS +, s
Three columns, replied the foreman,
aftsrmeasuring up on the galleys.
h And we need five. You'll have il
all. up by .nooD Tomorrow, and By,
"Wednesday night ali the nsi''c VIII
be up, Then III wet aowlftIie paper
am. and make mi up. ANIL whileyou are'work
ing Oh tile otitside.iil'rnn anu shoot
on Perkins, who'has sent me chal'
'engo. siisi .i'ai aatas.i asli sfi'
lie sent iormai,aceeptsnfei ,nam-
ed r'fics. ,.weapons' appointed the
rendszveps within thirty roAsfo OF the
lihce, and then began 70 .cratch opi
copy. w hen tpe ll'. hour srl arrived he was
making UP p1 iorms, "a having rsng got ilttle ".
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,v1ll;IIIAA4sRsss, 1,sA';:.'',,
EbbIrr,oona soauurh IlsxSffttcRTAs :ns
PuttIson Is elected byIS0.O00 plural-

EDilOh OOuTit hENTDChiAS
PattIson Is elected byISd, d,000 plural
iIy,.. jiprrsh TX NJ A united De-
I never saw people more jubilant III
lsoprIife ,happlIe. 0enlpsrHis, cf mn
place. The Pattisoh aud Beaver clut
rooms are the Opposite siie, Of the
-tstreetfrour esris-utt1crumf ffwas-Quite
amusing to osIwatcht the diaernre be
! Jlweeu. the inmates Of each. An AZ
most Continued shout OF jubilee and
Victory resounded from the Demo
cratic sile, JOY unalIoyed was upon
! jevcry, couptenance. fpnds twas good
Fold fashion Southern Democratic JOY
Zoo (hrs Editor old men jumped
around like boys, bon.6res were kin
dled- and I'VE just made. ilIo welkin
ring with the. Joyous sounds Of Demo
|csalic vici6FyI M
But how different tho appearance
Of things on the other aide OF tho
street. The wfjtert Baa the pleasure
OF taking q peep al their club roplii
md there they sat the most diIapi.,
dated looking gset inIaginablc; the
NOD rebperhltiS psrti on rho club,'
siiieit tho rat carly IN tlic night aud
had boat 0 safe retreat, but the ,rhosi
sai,gninc pait or The "olti guards ?"
half fegroes and haif.aiiy thing y'otI'
please were eiill holding tho tort. as
the news -sofh Democratic Jsucerss
flashed over the wires II was met by,
with groans unutierable by this mot
ley mass ot tho Beaver club room.
Onn Old sial lwart for having as he
Thought suflirienily neryed limseif'
bv tbo dbl Of Ring &Icohol TO beaf up
ilHdey tle Isews Of Beavers disast 4
rous tlpieai, wis standing near the
Operator llsfarihg kttentiyely 10 the
reading df revcfy \ HdispaIch hoping
a2iifnst hope9liat ppobably "Blucffee
or hight fwonld come" when lls,
patch came mnnouseihg that Philar
lIadjt jte0e Democratic, twas
inpIe tial tLe aold braves norves
coutl stand, 90 grabbing his hat and
iacing hip touradfs he exclaimed.
n 3s'.ss I 49,, H. s,an :
s,,a,,, ,,n ,M,: $3.50 -, an sn,.,,,r.,,cas rr,c
,s. ,Is..s,,9 svh.p ,,,s Ia
s'a,s !. ~ ~ ~ VII m0h Ia y ,,a,Is
ss ,s, S 80, ,ar r,m,srani.s
sx"sr, n,onoscd 70 h,ow az, n.
,.o T,hs g.ng % ,bs.naI,
!, = @sl ,s,,,o" an, pa,.'a
~, yg vs. ;' p.UpY'on 1"u soo "N
grraiy sa,,,a n u ss.s ..;,,.,,, ,.,o
ny r.,;,n v'a'Vssu, sa;'s,..;',,, ,0s ,hsy .s.
,.avsr M ~ ,ars sor s aso ,;ma Tan
.roa sar',ha a., % Gmss, yssrs
s,,s.a,n y % ao,.,ss % ,a;s s,a,a ,;,sh,s
@ PVy; ,,i., .d;sns.co and
s,,'l ao,,,a e., ,arn,
y % upo 9.o a"y puop,T ,,,,a % r,,,,,;..i %
.ne,nscsS ..ye 's'.., ,,.o..,o. mv pon
,,ro. ~ ;,,,,ar sis,er'sss.tss JIss rso.
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,Isir ,s sscr ~ ,I,;s iIs'Ss sSsr,miuio.s % vots or|
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3al1Ilt@C1 .yl I1ltLLGRl-f 10.
WAsAIsoroS. Oct. g6. The follow
ing thanksgiving Proclamation is rs
sued l'y the ] President Of tho United
States EngnF, y.
~ | u I fnocLAxa4iss. HUH
In conformity with tliu custom tho
annual observance Of which is justly
held in honor byths people. l. Chester
A. Arthur. President Of the United
States. do herhby set apart Thursday,
The 30 day:of. Novembernext as daayl
Of public thanksgiving. The blessings
demanding our gratitude arc numerous
and varied; for peace and anity which
subsist between this republic aini all
nations u tho world; 10. the freedom
from internal discord and violence; for
increasing friendship between the dr.
.ierent, sectiops;o the, land, liborty Of
Justice antl Constitutional government,
ior the devotion Of our people to onr
free institutions and tbelr cheerful obs-
dienco tostiic ,nIli3aws; for the, eoprl
stantly Increasing strength Of the re.
public, while extending its prisilogudl
TO all fellow men who come TO us;,foE
the improved incsns. informal COM
.muuication and. increased facilities of
Hintccoufse With other 'hations; for the
general prevailing health Of the year.
ior The prosperilibs Of all our indus
tries. and liberal return ior mechanic
toll. III aifordlug market for abund-,
ant hsrevsts Of our husband-inen; for
the preservation Of nationual faith and
credit; tor wise and generous provis-
ion to effect the intellectual and moral
education cf our youth; for the inhu--
ence upon our conscielico Of restrain
ling and transforming religion. aud for
the ejays OF home. For these and many
lother blessings VIC. should give thanks.
Therefore, F,lo recommend that, the
day above designated be- observed
Throughout the country as a day Of ma
iontnal thanksgiving and praye aud
tlhst tho people,. ceasing from their
daily toll aud meeting in accordance
with their several forms Of worship.
will draw near to the throne of AL
mighty God, Offering him their praise
aud gratitude for the manifold good
ness which he has yonchsaled to us,
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- ~ y 7"TTTI"|T T|IWT vt
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

r 80 a ..trs
BArrIsr--Scuth Main Street, Rev.
L. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
ssbbe,l1 morning and evening. Sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
Business meeting hrst wednesday
night 10 each month.
.f,u,,. ..v..h,,,,. u,.... III,
e p,r,i, 80. w a'a.
sy.rv y a.,,l,s,h no,o;r., "na .ysn;",,
sna;.v srh,a, 49," sanS.v "a s' ,,,arn
as "0e'"s ese'y "'u"os
pas 'seu'k
tFm ~ so,,ru y. 4, m. s,,ss,
H.. 8 n Pms,..r ,,..sn, ssrv;co,
svarv Sabbath morning and evsn;ny
Sunday school every hpndey mofning.
Prayer pecting every Wednesduy
evening. W.
Fls'T PnsssvTs.Iss--Ra : !, Rasse'lsille
vices every Sabbath morning Sun
LAY school every SUNDAY % morning
rfHyer niee'ing -essrf " ednesuay
evening". 1880
sorTiiEps PaEsryrknIsS=-Nash' :
y.
Services LIST and srd ssbJa.i, morn
ing and evenings. Sunday school
every sundaylmorn'ng. Prayer meet
ing every wednesday evening Ia
cuspsA.ss psr.ps.rq,As7- Rms
,,s.,ar ssrv;s.. s,.srv sahh., 4, morn'
r., sra sssn;na prsv.r msa,;,s
,.yerv ave Wsdnesasv n;vht
i. -. .v...,.,,,. v,..
Father Hayes, Priest. Services
every Sabbath moraing at 10 o'clock.
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y Fifty.eight mlhoLb dollars is tho
estimated -avaiue ofe finger rings OF
this country actually worn, md still
there are people nlean enough TO go
hacking aud coughing because they
do not want TO invest 25 cents for q
bottlc Of d.. Dulvs Cough Sprup.
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! Abbott Kiss.


The editor Of, Denver newspaper
went TO boar Emma sing, and In o
lengthy review Of the opera says:
"As . singer she can just waIlop the
hose off any thing that ever wagyed
jaw on the boards. From her clear
bfraslike upper notes she would car
roll away down on the bass racket
aud then cushion back to a sort OF
spiritual treble which made every
man III thesaudlence imagine every
hair onhis head was, a golden string
,0fa celestial harp, over which angelic
string of a celestial harp, over which
angelic fingers were sweeping In the
inspiring old tune of TSallie, Lut the
kettle On" Hero she would rest q
while, thrilling like an enchanted
bird, and then hopiii among the up
per notes with agot up-and-get vi
vacity that jingled the glass pendants
on. the chandeliers and elicitcd a
whoop Of plepsure from every galoot
III the mob. In the last act she mado
q neat play, and worked IN the FAM
Gus kiss OF hers oil Castle. lie had
her In his arm with hor head lying
on his shoulder, and with her eyes
shooting streaks of galvanized love
right unto his, All at once her lips
begap to twich coaxingly and get
into position, aud when he tumbled
. her racket he drew herup easy
Ike, shut hlseyes, and then her ripo,
luscious lips glued themselves to his.
autia thrill Of pleasure nabbed hold
of him till the audience could almost
hear his toenails grind against his
boots. Then size nshutsllier eyes,
pushed harder aud --oh, Holy Moses
The smack that followed started
the stiches III overy masculine heart
IN the house. Shais thoroughbred
riehtfroin stho start. aud the fellow
that takes her kisses is more to be
enyied than tho haughtiest monarch
that ever squalted down on a gold
plated tllrone. s}tf = 'g'nl s'l1ll
rl.lE I.4,~----uu uuuuu---.-.--u..--ur.----->.-
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y No matter how. shsttorea the sys.
tenn. may be. frnin e excesscs of any
kind, tho Great German Invigorstor
Will secure health and happiness,
See advertisement FVrsale BY Gish
and Garner. fasal1 s,E9 isr - as4n 4,
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HARRISON, oecretary'
IA Masonic LopaE--Meets lst Monday
aveuing ID each month, at Masonic
4all. Joe McCarroll w. ~. A. II.
clark, Secretary IN 4 s.
EveRoaRES i.opoEeNo. 3S, KNIanrs
~ PYrHtAs--Meets ssH. Of P. Hall,
End and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. Chas. NJ. Siescham. y.
c., j. w. Cross. X. Of r. q s.
Endowment rank, Ord Monday evo-
ning Ia each month. A d. Rodgers.
Pres; L. r. Davis. Sec and 'Ircaa.
OpD FkLLows-Third story, Hop
kinsville Bank building. meets every
Friday evening. Encampment meets
every lst, and srd Thursday even.
ings.
A..O. u. W.--Mcets at x. Of p.
Hall every 2fand 4th Tuesday even
ings. r. NJ. Owen. M. w. s'S
X. .ofII. LoooE-- Meets at X. Of p.
Hall lst and Bird Tuesday nights Of
each month. w. r. Randall. r. r.
n. @, Cave, Dictator.
KsiouT TRxpLAns--M Nests 4tli Mon
lay night "a each month, at Masonic
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100 Reward

is offered for any case, Of Catarrh
I,hat caA'ts belcntedy Sith Halle ca
tarrh Cure. Take Internally. Price,
80 sen!ss G 81 e s .si,ds Il,
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There were more people killed and
wounded on British raiisoaas last year.
Than all the British casualties III the
Egyptian war. AZ 3
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p KS sua.Ioa,,., N

said the grocery mar, 10 lie bad bo,
| az he came h viii a'61byr ySi9ot n
4 his face an,I a I,viIdfI,yLri, i,;.shls !,
dfam 6fraidiof .Ivou III wauidn,t :,
Isurprisedt TO s',e Won ,ootufr n.
cooked and bio y ~ aII IN ri :,
| YOU are a devil. VIII msS hsye
'lbiilye eRost Or 4 sliotspdfad Dr., 4 boltI
\ 'Ivfijois0i, cUiIceal Al 'abom voua, Z III
Jen,u Won tie Dolice ougI,t 10 murzI
lyouu Yo,, will Kim semehodv We
! iIere tnke h.nj,nl ~ nrY,ess a. a.
10 off sunewhere VIA enioyS ION,
| srlfdaud keep ava, rom sheres M
ta,oes and watchIng Tho hogs,sr
lace oi the ba,, bov' Wbs, % a;Is 3Sssa, =
ANYWAY ? La added'HaS fIc INV re
fused thc proons ,ar,li see,ne,l,yio II
sirkgo Tho wLole atom aoh,,d,yaa
O.Iam a wrsck. 'snid tho how 4
hc grated his teeth and locke,
| wicked. VYou see beiore y6,i x ahad
low. .,iiishave ,l,and d5loFith,sIsseets q
| life, isnda,ow only ,thes arcys are,uair,
look back Al. the hanui,,ess of N,
.past, few weeks. during which [ bav,
been pernIt,ed n, gale i,,f1 lhe sfnud
bfic eycs of NV IUved QUO and carly
I,esorubbers 10 sdbt,dl foe liersto. ~ ear
hon,e u,shea itllraIuedset0 ! hear iI,t
sweet " ords that fell from her lIpI
as she luyIngly .told me vas TERRI,
and ~ [ tiink Ii alI oyef And sthat /
shall never again 9 biace A;tny arm
around-ber waf.I. I feel aa II tl,e
World In n sbeoils k;ck ar IN i,S base And
was whirli,ry through suace. Liable ID
be ekpocked, into n cocku,l Lnh ahd
don't caro- darn. Nv virl has skook
me me. 1T q Tg'4ili2 77r,'sh'51 10sl
9d Sho YOU don't say esoI said the
Egroccry, man 90. i'd shrew,m'roltanl 10.
into into a basket. ,of-Ro,d ones that
were going TO tho oruhan asv.um.
Well she sbo wcd aen 7Y,i wbuld
'i,ayefbIowt,- her ,,rsi sn,il,l,saTenl her
meek oi.r somerhiuw. 'lsB,t~ ,ou,t feel
baI. n Ynu will soon fi,.I another
girl that will discount her and yau
will soou FORGET ali about this ore
Never! ! ',t said me \ ooy, AZ ,e'niOo,ed at
shall never allow, INV ,affsctious to
become entwined about auothm.
p'ese !. 2! cslico; lt un,nails ne, slr
!, iienceior'n 1 ~ aIn Mater or tne wnple
g'r' race FROM tn.s ous Isnul lnar,
UT y =, sesense ah my heaes. Aiu 20 gir,
sF'vhu cross NY Paw, anu liye. I. !
VIZ, ~ egsoW up n, a''u oeco,no e,.a. nc
something wlier. { dpar grind girls
.1so '.n., 'ae Wy. uhaer,'ps neei,ols 'er-
wy ecspViS,r auu lay 4, .ae.' SUI
III mo'Ssy;s. I,s.s.,' .uaA 'nas XVI. s.,, ou
,'nI., wnonn ! ! naso las,sneu . .ss ny nca..
ucs.aose anu oser s"'I.y cs'"s Wy
'asss"o "eoAs, oosu ~ 'no s1uenvl
= : aaoa' pn. h 1is, Sso.'ea y y''ne ps.weo', ~
- anu ol'nN ~ ~ aoi ua'nsanco 'na'
sceanou y, y ~ ~ ,ae 1i's .oresunuer o'aap
~ .ussIe, auu say ss-.an,o ,'.... me,aru ~ !,
~ :. .o..s.'ps .'mIomn ny so'ef.apn J,
nossensorvvy WHY weals s,flspp'nS,
i.'ar porter pnllyrln, y 100 ,I,isa mucn and .a.
WA wy nsAl. Z ~ 1sonen. w,s xs ,ay ~
y 'a. ,nesssnsot sosao n,sus wn'n =, NJ
:. ser'scus Is',,s Z '"9;ssse; Wv. mar'
sna @ ,,wan ,',s aAs ,a. ,; nsn s%'un gxn.niI y;
q. O. =, ~ ~, VIZ -H ',I0. ~ III ts J.
az - ! A. ~ ,SSSa, S sIv~ ;U"s;s n,.,
,Svsd a. pJ T'r,5,ssd " " na1rls & ~o,N INA
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Skinny Men,

''."well's He.lth Renewer's restores
hoallh and vigor. cures, Dyspepsia.
Sexual Debility. 81. z
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IN THE MINING, TOWN.
~ Npi sifi t--J -ieaui yttNirEA
!. Rose HAHrwics, AurnoR oy ''crRrEw
nrsf sdr RING ru-siGnT."

=. ROSE HARTwicg, AUTHOR oy ''crRFEv
nrsr s5r RING ru-si0nT."
~ FsTrrF aga A ree
''Tis the iast tlme, daslingsl no flysaid,
AS hc kisscd her lips iikcthc cherries red.
sw:ni!saif aifoud 'lobk Shonefh his pyss pfIbi okh
my own Is the prctticstEirl 10 town;
Tomorrow tbs bell from tbs tower will ring
Joyful peal. wasthcre eve f:axing7 -
sotrily li,issf. on bis royal throne.
As shall bc When claim ms ownS"
Twas fond ia fewe,i; 'twSs swos, sso,l.by
hut she watched him go with a, troubled sigh.
50, Into thc basket that swsycd and swung
Ger the yaw ainK abyss, ,hoIIgiitiyAslrang n,
And the JOY Of her hcarlscdnied turned 10 woe
As they lowered him into edepihs below. !
Her sweet sung face, With Ito tre~scs- Brown,
WAs,u's fsirrst face IN thy p'lnlng town., i,
I.ol the morning cpme; but the marriage bell,
High up IN the tower. rnng mousnsut knrif J
Fvr the true hsart buried meath earth and
stone,
Far dSSs IL nslshsaasfnS nIao=aloas. 90 -
A sorrcwfui peal on ti'elr wes Ting -dsy,r y y,
For the breaking h,srt and tlis hesri Dfcidyg
Aud the face Ihpt looked from her tresses
sx.. .Ss'.Isa.%s, j dee & lal 2Ag lslI Il
Thus tlmp rolled on It's weary way
UgtlI nifty years with their shadows srny Y n
HAD darkened tho aiishp VI her swsctcyes
glow ewI0irl ilal a1ifia .yii ,t9
And had turned the brown OF her hair to snow.
Oh. mover kiss fr.ns husbzp, lips,
Or tho clasp n i ,hIld's sswcst.fhkcr tips,
Hal iifstd ont niomentthr shadows bruwn
From the saddsst hsartin tho mlning town.
Far down ID shc depths u the n,ine one day, =
In the loosel<'i sstththcy4wers .irsIng away
they discovered fafc, 30 young. 40 falr,
from Wy ennl,nRiipfo tho bright brown hair,
ubtouclisl bythc inker % Tidsr's decay.
when they dfsw hha Nv tothcflsht of day, II
The wonaeringlpdcpls gathered FOUND
70 gaze 4 thp s.as ti!us stians suly found.
rhcn Woman came IRON among the crowd.
With hef long Mbisc hair, aud her siightfo
bowed. II
he silently kneItby tho form of clay 5 81
nd kissed tho iilz tliat were cold aud gray, |
Then the aieId face,with'it Its suowS lIaIr
,p his yjllthfui b5s5,a lay pillowed acrs. z
10 had found herAt iAst, Ills waiting bride.
Aud the pcoplsborie.l then, sidelby eide.
q =
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Proclamation by tho Governor Of
* ss,s 80 Kentucky. yai s,

no IlHIIiItI.f v ~, I..lan-
WnEREAs' a Ohris''an people
should be ever thankful Of the mani.
fold blessings continually bestowed
upon them by benehcent Creator;
and whereas. the current year has
been especially marked BY the abun.
dant bestowal Of general good health,
peace, and prosperity throughout this
Commonwealth and our common
county. 400 js3'ss
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Hairs catarth curoIs s'taken insefs
nally. Il acis diresfly.npon the blood
and the mucous surfaces OF the sys-l
tenn. Price 75c. For sale by Gish y
Garner. al hAS.l ,.sss Sa II z ! !
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F There are now living In the United
States 29l persons who were born at
sea underline United States Gag.
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or the ssrtf KtsrdcrriS. gs
4 a LOST DAY.

.T' r. a
Shall md . day I've lost :
Coming back 70 halint nc yet <
Have 'csunte,i ~ tho cost" :
Think u usciess ~ regret |;
4 few hours Idly spcat!
Something ~bisperf III was lent.
Yes the golden day was given,
Now Iean't the gift recall;
And ] sonsnow thought Of IieA ven.
whent saw the sslows fAlls : 4
As I've eseens death leave n aAeo /, 2
On a lvs'd|aIid sentis face.
farcwellany, with 10 no lonsers
II. Go the little time SO claim;
And ! feel remorsc grow stranger,
Wilha sudden sense Of shame,
For the hours I've thrown away,
VfAltas AL precious slay. 49,,
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puhnpVJO ORGANS u stops loact
d hAl / ~ Reeds only $40 PIANOS
~. ttro Holiday IN ducumeuts fes.ly:
Wdtsorc eau on BEATTY Washington, y. J
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! u, 9ll. Old story.

I, Surelv. ,vou will mot be false IA ma.
George and ,he bright blue ewes cf
E,si,e JeSI;in. looiad foudIeJ ii, mo
ths f1sss bfthe ma,i ,vbo bcnds over
her an fondIv and whose wofds "a
iovc cn,ne IA her troubled breast with
Ike ssina swecr, soothiu q rostiulasss,
which ihs Tired man feels when q iLs' :
AMI ,ha aemons N main are awav nv
|'hs toucl, N 1 w,ies And ina sound Of
her inv sweet voice
M Nv lit,Ia oue. ,replied Georoe
w S'm,,:on ,drawlnp tlIe yirl cIoaer
10 him. 4 4 win, nevsr decoive Won.
.nevsr .do ought that wonld give Won
sorrow or main Yon have ,nade n
,bettcr man of mo.-dravylng me. a. il
were @ from the horrld maslslrom Of
i raw. w.poker ani'25 cent drinks into
whose deadly centre I,was swiftly ba.
t,.g drawu and Ianded ma IN liza
hamsu,iiul m Lo,os Islands Of vour love
the pure trus,iur. passionate love
1of a heart Thai beats alone for me.
Never fear NV darI,nvs .fhatI Vii
lssssvou,- ,-'aad PRESSING ! Kiss upon
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sEoREr SOCIETIES.

MoAyAs Couxclt.s CaosrN FalEsps
Meets Second aud Fourth Monday
nights in each month eat *. Of =.
Hall. A. d. Rodgers, @. c., B. M.
iiayrson. Secretary.
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Proclamation By tho President.

WAsAlsoros. Oct. 6.-Tho follow.
ing thanksgiving Proclamation is IS
sued by the 4 President Of tho United
ISef''ff IS@ef''ffn .,,,, !. ,Mt,Ia.GHI1 ,Mt,Ia. III
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Of the evening mails. at 9 P. NJ. Sun
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EXPRESS OFFICE. sIo,
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CONTEMPT FOR CONSISTENCY.

CONSISTENCY mas oeen uescriDeu as Lhe
boast Of fools and the refuge OF knaves.
1t looks a good deal as though some Of
our Republican contemporaries are ready
with this charming definition of that
virtue in case the President signs the
Anti.Chinese bill.
As the ~phraseology OF the above indi-
Gates, it was written before the news
came that President Arthur had signed
the bill. We are glad that he has signed
it. The work of the Democrats in the
next administration in legislating radi.
cally upon the subject is a matter of
course and the growth of the evil
meanwhile is retarded. We confess that
We We're in the dark when all seemed to
be light about US. We were appre.
hensive that Mr.. Arthur might prefer
to be consistent with himself rather
than regard the interests Of the peo-
Pile. OF course we are not without our
sorrow that the Chief Magistrate Of the
United States should feel compelled to
take a mess Of crow. It is not a pleas.
ant dish for an humble citizen, and it
must be even less palatable for Mr.. All
Thur. But it is less painful to see him
vomiting over a few words he has swal-
lowed than to feel the incubus of the
Chinese cheap labor curse upon our whole
nation. We feel a personal national
pride in our President. He is presumed
to speak and act for each and every one
of us. This is from a purely patriotic
standpoint. From a partisan Demo-
cratic view, as far as Nj. Arthur is con-
oerned, we could enjoy no greater tri-
umph than to see him stultify himself as
has been in1uenced-by a considera-
ton Of the electoral vote of the Pacific
Coast-to undo what he has done os.
tensibly on principle. The anti-Chi.
nese legislation accomplished, Mr.. Ar.
thur out Of the count altogether, is due
to Democrats. The Republican MAORI.
ties in both Houses of Congress op-
posed it and the Democrats almost
unanimously favored it. There could be
no better criterion of party sentiment to
judge by. Mr.. Arthur's awkward attitude
is pleasing to the Republicans of the Pa
cifc Coast Especially SO to the Demo-
erats)), but when the big majority of the
universal brotherhood " party in the
East get through kicking and cutting
him, his present attitude will seem
graceful by comparison.