The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1884-08-29

spirit is at some congenial work, as his
venerable and sturdy frame seeks we'll
earned relief from toll and pain in the
windowless palace of rest"
Think of disembodied spirit with
sturdy frame at work in palace of
rest, seeking relief from toll! Oblige
me by thinking of it.
Cleveland himself is no such man as
he is taken for. In one word, he is
low. He has been on his best behav-
Tor for the last three years, and has
been forced to his greatest safety, re-
serve; but nothing can conceal his lack
of refinement, his uncultured and un-
generous nature. Let a single instance
speak for many. placed in his hands
a package of letters, seyerally from
Fitz Greene Halleck, Emerson, DIR.
Holmes, Wendell Phillips, William G.
Bryant, Alfred Tennyson, Hutchinson
Stirling, ex-Gov. Hoffman, ex-Gov.
Seymour, George William Curtis, and
some others. Ninety-nine Americans
i'm any hundred would haye felt that
this was not package to be thrown IN
the waste basket. The least of these
men il greater than any living Govern
or in general estimation. Yet these
letters were thrown away or destroyed.
BENZ. PAUL BLOOD.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Aug. 10.
HE WORLDS INDUSTRIAL AND
COTTON CENTENNIAL EXPO
SITJON.
1t is a decided fact that the Worlds
Exposition, at New Orleans, reaching
from Dec. LIST, 1884, to May 3lst, 1885,
promises to be the largest exhibition OF
its character ever held. Capitalists
seeking channels and locations for in
vestments, from all over the world will
be i'm attendance searching for informa-
ton as to the best locations to place
their money for good returns. 1t is
highly important therefore, for the in
terests of this State, that every branch
of industry to which it is adopted,
should be fully represented. We
would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Mankato and Blue Earth
county to the importance of looking up
this matter, and if there is anyone who
has anything which would 60 towards
making good display, to correspond
with the undersigned. who will furnish
all information desired. They solicit
good specimens of minerals, grains,
vegetables, apples, corn, wheat, and in
fact everything produced i'll the State:
1t il hoped that our manufacturers will
also look into the matter, as it will be 4
good opportunity to have their various
industries represented. For informa-
ton and circulars address either Hon.
OLIVER GIBBS, JR., Lake City, Minn.,
, DAVID +. BAILEY, Minneapolis, Mimi.
A lawyer named p A. Foster has
appro priated and nearly monopolized
the columns of the Mankato Rerieg for
| tn G last three issues ''explorating" in
favor of Free Trade" In the perora-
ton to his last article he says he pro-
poses to continue the articles until the
readers of the Reriew are convinced OF
the truth of his position. Now Foster
hold Oh. What good will that do? By
the time your goal is reached, the tariff
question will be thing Of the remote
past and some Great-grand-son of st.
Johns Observation-Disclosures will he
welding the sword of Prohibition over
the forgotten ashes of yourself and all
''unprejudiced readers" So please
Mixer Foster give us a rest, and put a
mustard plaster on the tariff fog horn
and stop its 'toot. "-Janesciite Argus.