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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-13

The revised New Testament con-
tains no chronological notes in the
margin, and it is altogether probable
that the same rule will be followed
by the Old Testament committee.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-13
A Working men,s Ti.art

Boston. Dee The pt;si.len. II
the Workingm: !, a:s oc;;iiina, Ly ans,
calls for a national convention # the
National WoIkiDgmen's party, aud
the nomination OF candidates for pres
ident and vice pFesitl, nt,
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Defending Her Honor.

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Sadie Reign, a
dining room girl at the Briggs House,
tonight shot the head waiter because
he circulated vile stories about her.
He cannot live.
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Caught in the Act.

CHICAGO, Dec. ii. w. Mackey,
formerly in charge of the foreign
department of n. K. Fairbanks great
land house, was arrested to-day while
attempting to negotiate at the
Union National bank draft on the
Bank Of London for $4,000.
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Fnr Free TraGa

New YORK, Dec. IA an annual
dinner of the Brooklyn Revenue Re
form Club, Henry Ward Beecher. pre-
sident, made spe ch strongly advo-
eating the abolition of the tariff laws.
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Ad OnFupd.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. THE farmers
congress to-day selected Nashville for
IS next meeting. finished unimpor-
tant details and adjourned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-13

EOR SALE-A Sheep or cattle ranch in
L Llano county, 2i97 acres, half of the i.
Mercer league, on Sandy and Walnut creek.
Several good houses, sheepshed pens. and 80
acres in pasture; also 500 head Of sheep.
ALOIS GOEBEL,
11-23-w6t Sandy Mounia ain. Llano Co.
JOHN B. RECTOR. E. T. MooRE
THAD. A. THOMSON.
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Peace Among The Creeks.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE com
missioner of Indian affairs received
the following dispatch, which he
regards as evidence of a successful
and peaceful settlement Of the long
existing trouble among the Creek In
dials;
MUSKoGEE, /. T., Dec. 6.
Commissioner Indian Affairs, Washington
"Perite has been inaugurated chief,
and Chicote elected delegate to Wash
ington. Arrangements satisfactory.
All quiet"
"Signed TUFTS, Agent"
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Crying for 1t.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. AT citi-
zen's meeting held tonight active and
energetic measures were aiken to Sc
cure the holding of the National Re-
publican convention here.
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Got Enough OF 1t.

Dies MONIES, Dec. THE State
Register will publish a letter from
Hon. A. Kasson, declining a re-elec-
ton to Congress
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MONEY can be made without hard
WI YOU only know how to do it, Thou
of men and women are dragging out a m. IT..
bic existence in factories and mills breathing
poisonous fumes, enriching their employers
and then dropping quietly into the grave, leav-
ing their children to the same fate. We can
and will relieve you. We wish to employ ten or
more young men and women in every town In
the U. $. We pay good wages and give you light,
profitable employment. No picture, painting,
receipts eanVassing or other expensive bum
bugs. You viii not have TO pay out dollar to
test the work. All that we require of you Is
that yGu end us your name and address plain
" written and 10 cents. Ow don't cly hum
bug because we ask you for 10 cents. II YOU
really are a worker and mean business you
certainly can iind no fault. We only ask il To
protect ourselves from dead BEATS and Curl
Osity seekers. In return we VIII promptly sent
by return mail box OF goods and lIIll direc-
tons, terms Of payment, etc, that will enable
you 10 earn handsome living with but little
exertOn. We 90 not promise you riches, but
something that will bring you In more money
than you ever m de in before ynur life. If you
aresatisiied with present occupation work forus
during your spare hours. 1t viii pay you. This
is no humbug. The editor of this paper would
not permit the adyerlis ment 10 appear II such
were the case. Write now. as it may not APP
pear again. Address plainly,
EMPIRE MFG ca.
Box CO. BRookLYN, T. D., n. Y.
oct31-W13t
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+ OST.-Land scrip certificates Nos. 4i3l and
Fe railway company by the commisf ,Ier of
the generfl land Office on the 28th day of Sep
TENDER, sSl. If not returned within ninety
days application will be made to the proper
authorities for duplicates.
MADDOX BROS. & ANDERSON.
iy14-d1t-Wtf.
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BRUSSELS, Dec. 1.-THE hremen con-
tinue to play upon the ruins of the
burned portion OF the palace. The
legislative chambers and nearly all of
the documents connected with the
foundation of Belgium independence,
including the original constitution
and charter, are destroyed. The dam
age by fire is 100000 fancs.
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Sold by all druggists. CUTICURA, zoe; RE
soLVENT, 81; SOAP, BE. POTTER DRUG AND
cIIEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
send for '.HIOXv to St,tPe skin Diseases"
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THE FLAMES.
Williamson, N. c., In Ashes-Fires
in Other Cities.

WILLIAMSON, n. c., In Ashes-Fires
in Other Cities.
RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. IA News
and Observer special says William
ston, Martin county, is in ashes. The
entire business portion burned last
night. The steamer Commerce, of
the Baltimore, Raleigh and Norfolk
line, with two hundred bales of cotton
quantity of cotton in store and on
wharves were burned. Merchants
burned out are: Davenport & Co., G.
Biggs, J. L. Deans, VIM. Slade, Peale
4 Gargans, Watts & Co, G. Gordwarn,
j. A. Robertson, J. r. Robinson, A. r..
R0gerson, Luke b. Robertson 81 Co.,
Peale 81 Graves, Biggs 81 Co., post
office and telegraph office. 1t is sup
posed to have been the work Of an in
cendiary.
PACKING HOUSE IN FLAMES.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Dec. "A
fire was discovered at 2 o'clock this
morning in the Sinclair packing es-
tablishment, one of the most extern
sive OF the kind in the West. 1t orig
mated in the engine room, and spread
quickly to the rendering room, where
1000 cases of lard were in process Of
rendering. In fifteen minutes the
entire wing was mass OF flames.
The firemen were on the ground
promptly, but it was o'clock before
the conflagration was checked. One
fourth of the building is in ruins.
Loss, 100000; insured. Three hun
dred employees are thrown out of en-
ployment.
IN A SLEEPING CAR.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. THE
sleeping car of the Chicago express,
leaving New York at 9 O'clock last
night, was discovered to be on fire
near Castleton at l o'clock this morn
ing. A man named Murphy,
of Buffalo, was slightly blistered on
the head. a man supposed to be T.
Workman, of West Hoboken, was
taken from the car unconscious. The
car was completely Quilted.
AT MARLBOROUGH, MASS.
MARLBOROUGH. Mass, Dec. THE
Carey block burned. Loss, $4,000;
insured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-13
REAuTY S0AP

TIC keep the pores open. the oil glands and
tubes active, and thus furnish IN outlei
for impurities IN the perspiratton ana blood
which causes humiliating bs0tches. blackheads
and minor skin blcluishes. especially OF IN
rants; 10 cleanse, whiten an beautiiy me SKIN.
remove tan. freckI-s, suiburn. and oily after;
70 keen the hands soft. white and free from
chaps and rougl,ncss pIeyent contagious SKIN
and scalp diseases. and 10 provide an exquisite
skin b. autifer and toilet. bath and nursery
anatiye redOlent with delicious flower odOrs
and Cuticura healing balsams, use the Cutlcura
SOAP. Endorsed by physicians and chemists as
absolutely pure and highly medicinal. Sales
1851 600 600 caEes.
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/ nPPFR-CnI OREO,

have been afflicted with troublesome skin
disease. ca-ering almost completely the upper
part 81 ny body, causing Iny skin 10 assum,
copper f.iered hue 1t could be rubbed on ike
dandrug li,d ri times causing IN oirrable item
ing and Tie most intense suffering. L nave
used blood pnrif re- pilli. and other advertised
Femedies. hlI cXperiC need no relief until pro
cured the CuticH-d Remedies, which, although
used careIessiy mud ir,ta7,!ariy, cured rue, al
having that terrible itching, and restoring my
fkln to its natural color ! am willing to make
affidavit to the truth Of this statement.
Milan, Mich. ). Il. BUAlOS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

John Boler, photographer, CORNER Of
Bishop and Penn streets, BsIietonte, Ia
hs. sboni completed one Of iho most con.
vcnicrt photographers cars ever built in
this section Of the country. Mr. Boyer
vill be ready for business shout Saturday
next. Ha ofers as special induccment
large iin,yres for 2jc. Give him call.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20
MrL1uErx on the FLr.-Mluhclm is

MrLLuErH or THE FLY.-Millhclm Is
lively.
Geo Cummings, Frain's miIologist, is a
good fellow, and inthe right place.
Clcve Hickman j. doing good business
In cniarging pictures.
Mrs. Rccscman, widow, was robbed lasL
week Of SO by some unknown party enter
ing her house while absent.
Mrs. Eta Miller hns Just opened la
dic.' furnishing and millinery good. tore
in Iaigler's building. She mas on hand u
nice stock Of wor,lcl goods, and lnlics
aud gents underwear
Mllhcim can boast of having the two
best country hotels in Centre county, and
tho largo run Of custom on these hotels
proves that fact.
Di Dcmogrol 6. alfphard wcIkume doe
hunna.
Ich dcnk mere hen All Sam n Dcjtcha
bats ga.uina.
u Charlie A. gl,ich. net 5i-v,,, lgrra,
und di unua hal Ludlz net init ncmma
kouua.
Irh donk Billy Alexander raj, in d,
circus risness cp lung. Ar hud. ,ammer
.nuI,, ga braoticcd .ech. woch in Tomliu-
.nn' frnch,er.
Pierce Mu"or una d hunting party sir
'zrirk kumma lccht wocb, over ,i hen nix
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

NOTICE To CONSUMERS 90 GAS --At > uasetiH&
IN af the Bsafa ~ uref teIt ~ tee netistelsr ean
Csssafsauy shs fdiaulue rpuaiutguu ti~sst Re
safvtr. That asa sites he hfsf asN q 5nnseFf
next 1854 he Price Ht r4e a ceusnHssfs stsl - ~
dueeH q tHa dollars tef thaussfa seet ihtieAA 81
three aaliafs rsf tasass ftt rFesest and Mt
ss = srsfsfs Be diresisa e. give Ihe nsce e tbs
rsssgstian IL frast 81 fhs ussfd.
d n. BhANeHARn
&s.N Sewetary,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

MT fThbN NFtlrti INV EfHI'Hlh"N
manager of Lewis store, has the most
artistic display Of goods in Beliefonlo
Frank is genial good fellow, and knows
just how to run store successfully.
Our genial and talented young friend,
DR., Geo. Rishel formerly OF Lrmont, has
located an otlico In MiIcsburg where he
expects TO follow his profession Tho Dr.
has been prepared for the practice Of mcdj-
cine by the seyercst discipline at tho
schools, md by hi. natural talent Succct,
to you, George.
The National Woman'f Christian Tom
pcrauce Union Will celebrate 1t, Tenth An
uivcr.ary Sabbath, December aGI The
officers ct the renn'a. ". e. T. L earn
c,tly urge the general Observance of the
occasion, not only by tho local Unions, but
also by the churches and Sunday-schools
with mass mcc'.rgs, temperance sermons
and children. mcctngs,
Tho Lock Haven JomHr2 no longer
exists. Mr.. \. 5. Grow having -old the
material to Philadelphia rartiy., s. how
contemplating; q wc-.ern journalistic enter.
prise, - dame Rlmar has il. Tho Lnur'
was an exceedingly woll-mararrl paper,
owing 80 Mr.. Grow rorsou,I ability.
This demise leave, Look Haven with hu,
two dai.ics Poor Lock Haven =. We
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

The only place north Of the rosioeie'
on Allegheny street to buy dry goods, no.
tions, boots and shoes, etc, is at Cooks
general store, No. Q, Allegheny street
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Local Department


days. .
Have you h'a'' a"S'"'"s - Wv "'"
depot m,.,,, ,.;.h .,or.
-Millhe'm has Dee" '''''' '''' ''''
lot fever ,,..;,h,
- lmpof'a", '''' o'.'
at the oo"t' 20. ., y ''U's, ,or,,r.;,ioc Of an
fnl'Ps'"' S'''
U''''U"', :. -, ,ho,,t tho I.og,n Hose
D'', : ''' 9 -.
BAN on sew r s',, ,I..,i,,. :. .,opd,8g tho
h''' >''o','' n,,.,.,,,i,
hol'l"! ''"''' '' .,. '...,.., ,,,,,. -
we hH' l"'9 w. -
make us feel BAD o." M'"""' '''.
Our friend l''''"f'' "'' NO. 49,
hi- new quarter ~ ''s'' ''''''' ~
Ben. ~, 3.,,.
You can nun. ''' ~ r'r.r,...
mean '"e prev! "'. "
aough' , -rf.
j. : Fisher h.2 '' ~
builder Of E,''r''nrs' "'' ]" WV" -
day last ,.... ....
a. W. Ei,"'.' ''.h ''' q" -. -, -,..,
his hand very '"a'y Q" .'"'' '''''
on Monday last
Jimmie 'h' l'a'''' ''''''
allowed all th7 time necessary 10 G'' u" "'' p
f' he "s'!d o"''
Mr.. FL. Garmnn has recovered Ahn
il now at his business stand. We oA''
our congratulations, II.
-District Attorney Hein'a vs. n"' al
Philpsburg snd Sandy Ede' On ".5'-
day looking after the parties concerned J"
the riot at the latter place.
The revival ~ Valentine "'''' De-
very interesting Great interest," is '''.'''
and iarg" hNm0er' . '''"' "s'' l.'
what good seed IS beng .'""'
-Emannei bIo"'' h,l' i'''''..
the Cummings House D''a'P ''''.''
doing Arash'ns 'a''hs'.' ana '''' ''.
'n' os'' '"O'e' - '"- IL,
They say squire 'o''"A" s'.' '
csA We hnH" our '''s"' 60 ~
this IA the "rs' u"' n' ''' -.'''
mighty h'mr'l' 70 our H'' '''1. ,,-.
ten. h'A'e' "'''''.''
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remain Anu' A'''' ."' '''.''l
Mr. marry l'"2''' '"' WE
ABOUT year ego ''' "''h'
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IN "a 81 81
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Peter kerklino, E.q, proprietor Of the
Allegheny stree, Billiard and Pool Psrlor,
will offer two grand prizes-A genuine
meerscbaum pipe, and smokcr-duT ng the
Holidays. For every ono g1rne Of billiards
or pool you play during this time you will
receive ticket, which will eniitle you to &
chance In the above articles. A beautiful
smoker was awarded to Mr.. Harry MOORE,
on saturday lssi, by the above gentleman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

I,NgrUToR's NUTiUh.-ietprs trstsmsttsry -
r. thu ~s4 ste ~ SussB tleF. dec d, hsvii e n
srsetsa - che ur,lstslznzA al rrrFnus iHdft1e .
ths sstata afs ?, quest b Hzai FsyH ent sHd tes
baviha el=tas taiHsi ths estate. 70 lrsssnt the
''''s j. ) nov.
kNes ExH Aiur.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Prank X. Lehman il running the
Butts House 10 way that the people like
Whom you are ot the table you have before
you ju't what you want 10 cnt, aud It Is
The beet IN lh" mafse. The B4ln Hpu.e
BE- equal 10 lhe basl bo'd in town. F.N.
Lehman, The proprietor, bss bought ba,k
from Vim. Brown bi. beer bol,ia. c,tab.
h.bment, ma has beer nov for ,alq lt bis
stand. Lehman will deliver it 10 any
quarter o! the city t. private families.
J.. y LguuAs,
5,-pl. Bgus Hourc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

For ,he eheapcs, groceries and prosi-
sioos. cali at Cooke, No. Q, Allegheny
.iYcet. two doors north Of posiofllce.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Res; roasted coffee IN Dcllefontc, ct Is
cents rer round Everything else ~ cheap
10 proportion, At Cooks.
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n.Mr.n- pnIlnr rcnnir. u
MARRIAGES.

warn -ptFTRiCu On ths lsth. iutt. ~ the
ns. .. a. FtoFpskrr It tha Feiofn me t.srHcnaR 80
etIackssuxille JOHN u White and Sstah a Diet
ftrb both 6g Waltef tosn snship
RRFua-roNTFR At TIE lurhcfan parsanar-.
pies drove Nni. ure laih ~ } Nffs8 kCset. .
= Ersbs % tlla = Confef both 81 Csntfb c8pny
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

-Messrs. Bunnell & Athens have a
very fine selection Of solid gold watches,
Jewelry and a full line Of silvcrwarc.
which they offer cheaper than any other
store in Eellc'0ntc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

4 BEAUTIFUL PICTUEE.-Massrs. bun.
nell & Aiken, the widc-awske music deal
cr', have on exhibition q very large steel
engraving framed in gold end plush called
"THE NOBLE ARNY or MARTYRS, AND
TuE GIEAT CHAMPIOSs oT PROTESTANT
RgroENArioS We cannot give d,scriT-
ton Of this beautiful picture, but 1t 6.
worth going miles to see. Nothing like It
has ever been seen in Dcllefonte before
They also have a regular Art Gallery con.
nected with their store that cannot b,
eq1aIIcd this eide Of Philadelphia or New
] York.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

4 UD,TOR'S NOTICE. In the
. = matter ~ ths sstsie cf 1osfTh shuey doceassa
the uuGet.isra1 appointed hy the ufplssus oaait ~
.sHsre couutF ysss upon the sNcelatans hled aud
rrahe dfsfrH ~ of the ts'aure hHHds 81 Esnsn-
usf Fhuev, Tfustef, tnH feTnrt ihs 81 nsxt
term all attend the dnsies ~ hfs snisrirfnens
nondsy. Jsnnaty iiih. isss. - % etlart, A. -,
whsn ard Nhsrs sl parties Hvy attend " ihsy see
proret ELLIs l. 0KN'S
ApiIinr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

No paper next week, rs i' customary
during the Holidays.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

A DAsorHors CorNTERrEIr- -Thorc
are dangerous cuuricrfsits 10 circulation
yg-roriiuc 60 poo "WaInui Lrst Hair Re.
.iorer Tho s'rurresi evidence 90 lp
great value IS tho fact that parties know
lac ils great efficacy Try 60 'mgfatr a.
Bach bottle uf the cr,.t5a, has f7r ssmiIs
Of = walnut loaf-bluwn iu tho glass; and
Green Lra' on the ouisid" wrapper. The
uEostarcr" iz ~ harmless 81 water, while
ii yo-scstes al the rroporijcs necessary 10
restore lifo. viror. growth and color to the
hair Purehs.c only from rSpoHs5bic par.
tss. Ak your druggist ior u. Each bot
tlo is Warranted. Johnston, Holloway &
CO., Phtsdclrhia, and Hall & Ruckel,
New York, Wholesale Agents. 4-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

bargains at Garman'r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

To PuYsfClANs--W We do not 8nd fault,
rcrrosch or condemn tho practice of sny
regular physiciar-this Is not our. misti"n
but We DO clsim # he we're 10 add r.
ruua to bic prescriptions - directed in our
book on tho "lils 81 Life lan1 furnished
gratui,uusly by sll druggisul, be would
cure al his patients.
O-wEao. Potter county, Pa.
pg. HARTNkN- Dra~ SIR. The email
ulcers are all heslrd, and the iarge ones
arc not more ihsn half IS large as they
were. am feeling quite we'll. The pee
Pic ssy your Pcywaa Is doing miracle. !
DO NOT take nearly ~ much opium IS ! did
before. 4s-ol. MRs f. MAYNARD.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

silk mufIlcrs Al 0arman's,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

BnEoUCu DEsrERAuuEs.-We are sorry
20 soe, that uhcn ono of the printing corps
Of the Be,lrfnnte Dg'v Net-s turns public
rufiian, that journal has nothing ie say on
tho subject, further than 90 whino over
"lad wbiskcy.' II some one Of those dis
figured Tor life, by the wretch now ia Jail,
had shot him down like dog, "bsd whis-
key" would have been punished 8, Its
desert. Bad whiskey did not seem to i'm
pair tho cunning Of lhis desperado, who
8r.l fortified himself with weapons.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

Glove and handkerchief boxes o;
GssmaH'a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-20

No auction trash o, Garman.
, 1883-05-24
EEADISrSy or JOUhwALISrs.

The journalist who writes "leaders "
for daily paper IS proc'sely in the po-
sition, as regards political news, OF the
doctor with respect to disease, or the
solicitor with respect to practice; he
knows lttlo more than tho person who
consuts him. He may not have half OF
the ability OF his patient or his client,
but he knows something, much or litrle,
which the other wants to know. An
important telegram received at night in
the Office OF morning papor really falls
, 1883-05-24
NEVER interrupt any conversation
but wait patiently your turn to speak.
4 bon .iI1iu.

Sometimes an Old man becomes o boy
again, though too smart to drop into his
second childhood. An illustration of
This piea"ant tendency was given, not
nany months since, by an old man with
several millions.
He WAS in the habit of prowling
around the Office of tho insurance COM
papy ia which ho wrs director. One
morning MS nswas thus investigating, he
pHypcnsd to cXae ooroas tho dinner pail
% the olIico HOY. Ills curiosity led him
TO tREo III '2a oOgvr. A Slioe of home
mad4 hrcnd, two d,ouGhnuts and piece
81 apple !io t'mptrd tho millionaire's
spp"iite. In I,een,e boy again, and
toe dinner PsA seemed the ono he had
carried sixty y9hrd ago
, 1883-05-24
TILE AMRRICAY NEEspAPER.

A newspaper is o business enterprise,
and must be conducted on business
principles. Men are constantly asking
fayors from newspapers, which means a
sacrifice of space representing money,
who would never dream of asking law.
vers to take cases without fees, or eX.
meet their doctors to take their pay in
thanks. The deal-head is disappearing
from other departments of business life,
and the newspaper doGd-hoNd, distin.
guished though be may be, must follow.
Newspapers, being business enterprises,
must live in business why. Ii the
public does not support the best news
papers, it must expect to soc the worst
newspapers thrive. The daily journal is
n product rather than force. 1t will
not only reflect but represent the age il
lives i'll. 1t is true, and especially true,
of our own country, that newspapers,
in the hands OF men having convictions
and believing that they could, with this
modern lever, help TO move tho world,
have accomplished great things. With.
out them the great movements of the
past century for tho furtherunce OF per-
sonal, religious and political liberty
would have travelled ut Snails pace.
But this was possible only because they
had the support Of the best men and
women of the community. The news.
papers can lead, but tho leadership i'm
plies following, and whore none will
follow none will be brave enough to
lead. AS rule, newspapers are what
their leaders make them. The RESPONSE.
biity Of tho subscriber is us great in its
way as that Of the editor. The
surest way OF keeping the standards Of
our journalism high, and of raising
them, is for that portion Of the public
which knows the necessity Of a dignifed
and able press to withhold its support
altogether from newspapers which cater
to deprpved taates and are reckless OF
the truth, and to give it to newspapers
which can safely be taken into the fami.
ly, and are not only decent, but just
NCV Y0yk 1rijmc.
, 1883-05-24

just then tho otiice-boy came in, and
surprised the old man eating the pie
he had finished the bread and dough-
nuts.
"Thnt's my dinner You're oating!"
exclaimed tho boy, Indignantly.
"Yos, sonny, suspect it may be;
but it's n frst-rato one for MI that. I've
not cntan 20 gooA enc for sixty years. :"
"Thore," he added, "a lie finished the
pie, "toke that and go ont and buy
yourself dinner, Int yol won't get as
good n one," nnd he handed the boy q
tive.dollar bIll.
For days after, the old man kept re-
ferring to tho first class dinner he had
eaten from the boys phil.