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A coaehman Who Got Left.

At last the poor coachman is made to
suffer for his aspirations in love affairs
It is useless to quote precedents from Miss
Morosini down through the list Of i'm
questionable young heires5es-the coach
man lover has been finally and thoroughly
sQuelched. The case at hand Isl peculiar
one. August Jansen looked upon the
lovely Miss Garnett,a and his heart was gone.
There is no evidence o5tainable that jan
sen could help it, and certainly Miss Gar
nett could not prevent admiration even
had she desired to do SO. While the coach
man in this case may not have been wise
in his attentions 10 the young lady in ques-
tion who will deny that it is not the right
OF every American citizen to follow where
his heart leads. May not the poorest
man, il he be decent and honorable, as
pire to the hand OF the loveliest maid in
the land even II che is handicapped with
millions. In Jansens case We see pure
affection, indebted by any sordid motives.
Ofcourse the young lady had large for
tune in her own right, but Jansen surely
Fever thought OF Golfers Of gold. He was
poor; he was her grandmother's coach
man. But what has the grandmother to do
with the case? This is the vital point at
issue. He was arrested on the complaint
Of the maiden's relatives because he an
noyed her by writing her love letters.
This is no oHense at all, but the COM
plainants seek to aggravate the case
by accusing jansen Of being the
coachman OF the young lady's grand.
mother. Further, to impress the court
with the Nervousness Of the crime, the
prosecution hurled S55,OOO,0OO worth of
relatives OF the girl at the head Of the I'M
pecunious coachman who had no friend
but his counsel, whovery tloquently said:
"What court can assume that because SIN
poor man l can not make love to an
heiress. Is q mans liberty to be jeop-
ardized because he makes love2 How
many men have pressed their suits with
ladies they loved after having been re-
fused dozens OF times? My client, has not
loved wisely, perhaps, but that does not
make him criminal"
Nevertheless because Jansen was the
coachman of the young lady's grand.
mother no was held for trial in default
Of the paltry sum OF $500. This suggests
the idea OF Ooachman's Protective Union
against designing heiresses.
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It is only OF late years that Protection
has aimed TO have an adequate literature
OF its own. The practical men who know
and feel the benefits Of that policy have
not been much given to writing books,
and the press, with few conspicuous ex-
ceptions, has not come up to the require
ments OF the situation. The college pro.
lessons and other doctrinaires have kept
their pens busy in the service OF free
trade and piled up an abundant literature
rich in the best thought Of their school.
This we'll directed activity has had its
effect. College men and men out Of col
lege have had their minds poisoned by
theories upon which this country has ex-
MISUNDERSTANDING in the colonial
state, voluntarily in later times-always
with disaster.
Protectionists have been aroused by
the intelligent efforts Of free traders, by
the endless making Of free trade books
and the lavish circulation Of free trade
pamphlets by the Golden Club and kin.
bred agencies. In this country there is
growing up protectionist periodical liter
allure, and now in New York there has
been begun the publication Of the Daily
Telegraph, which promises to devote itself
to the protection OF American labor. The
newcomer is handsome eiGhtpage news
paper bright, vigorous aud entertaining.
It offers no apologies for It's course. It
proclaims the policy which experience
has indicated and is not only ready to de-
fend it but begins by forcing the fighting.
Such venture can be made to merit sue
cess and the INTRLLIGENcER hopes it may
achieve the full measure OF its ambition.
The issues OF the day are protection to
American industry and the free exercise OF
the right to vote, The country is to bear
more on each subject. The people are to
be taught, that they may act intelligently,
as freemen ought ever to act.
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Wage. in tho Old World.

|
Wages in France are somewhat higher
than in Germany. The customary rates
| in Alsace are greater than in any Other
portion Of the German Empire. g., in
Strassburg carpenters receive $4.75 pei
week and laborers S4.2l. :.
The lowest rates in Germany are found
in Silesia, the average weekly wages o.
unskilled laborers being but Sl.4S. while
in Prussia they are g. 10 and the Empire
as whole, $40.
Wages in Italy are still lower than in
Germany. One result is that large gangs
OF italian laborers are brought into Ger
many when railways or other extensive
works ara to no constructed.
In Austria the wages OF the spinners in
the factory oil Pottendorf average only
81 IS per week OF ~ hours, the women'e
average being but 81 40, or less than two
cents an hour.
The railway mechanics at Vienna, in.
GLIDING the highest and best paid classes
OF skilled laborers, receive an average
weekly wage Of but $500.
In London household wages, by the
year average as follows: Plain cooks,
$97 SO; house.keepers, ,$l46; mattresses
and nurse-maids, $50 G3; barmaids, S97 SO;
buffers, Sl95; coachmen, $l70 80.
In the British Government service, the
higher positions are much better compen-
stated than in our country, but the lower
for woree.
Policemen and letter-carriers in London
are paid from $500 to $50 year, while in
the larger cities Of this country they re-
ceive twice or three times as much.
In Southern China mechanics receive
from s. so to IS a month; employees in
ships and stores, from s. 90 to 81 so;
cooks and hOusemaids employed by
foreigners, from IS to $40, while servants
and country land laborers employed by
natives are paid about 81 so per month,
with their food, which is worth as much
more.
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n. y Commercial Advertiser.
Undertaken Merritt has been nominated
in the Eighth district for Senator. In the
course Of recent speech he said: Last
night while was sleeping got fright
fuI nudge in the ribs. l rolled over and
said: We'll, what's the matter, Dolly?'
'oh, Steve, she said, What ever put 1t in
your head to run for Senator?' l didn't
reply just then, but l studied 1t over in
my mind for q while. Dollie went to
sleep again, and 1t was my turn to poke
her in the ribs. Mrs. NJ saidI, the
reason for my running is because 1t will
make you a senatoress.' l don't care
whether you elect me or not, gentlemen;
but II you don't you'll hear from Mrs. NJ,
that's all-and she's mighty when she Is
nnal.n
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The misuse OF money in an election has
probably never been so general az in Ohio
this year. 1t may be that in some CAGES
Republicans put in money to corrupt cleo
tors. This kind of thing has gone with
such whirl that it would be strange II
no Republican had been drawn in.
But on the Democratic side there was
scarcely any effort made to conceal the
purpose to use money without stint to
bring about result with no regard to
public opinion. A rich aud interruptions
mans candidacy for the United States
Senate was freely advertised by his paE'
tisans as sufficient reason why the Re-
publicans could not carry the Legislature.
There was no shame, no Concealment ex'
cent as to the details Of the plan.
1t may be retorted that the Republicans
OF Ohio would have used as much money
and for the same purposes ii they had had
it to use. OF course this proposition eau
not be disproved. Fit be true that both
parties stand ready at any time to corrupt
voters, there is then the more reason why
good citizens OF each party shall take
their stand resolutely against any dis
position on the part Of party managers to
conduct campaign OF corruption.
An election can not be conducted with
out cost; but by violent stretch Of con-
science, or an utter absence Of conscience,
Legitimate campaign expenses" are made
cover multitude OF sins. The further we
go in this direction, the further We go from
true Republican government add the
more we invite an unhappy end. No re-
public can stand the strain OF chronic
corruption OF the ballot
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point to rest, with its back to the river.
Only few minutes elapsed before an i'm.
menSe alligator was seen to dash out Of
the river, It's jaw stretched to It's utmost,
and, as hs came within reach, the teeth
Of the alligator were buried in the poor
mules flesh justin the rear OF the shoulder
blades. In the terrible scramble that en-
sued tho lower Jaw, it was supposed. was
broken and the shoulder blades OF the
mule were left bare. An alligator was
seen going into the water with his jaw
swinging, and Tom Williams is untortun'
ate in the loss OF very fine mule.
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DIED.

DuNAwAY-on wedne' day morning. October
II, 1855 at Il O'Clock, at the residence Of her par
away, Sged % years, 8 months and II days
Funeral on Friday afternoon ut 8 ocl OK, from
the re,Idcncc II her parents, on Gravel Hill, Bell
aIre, Ohio. FrIes ds Of the family are invited.
LIsT-N the residence Of her grandath D. G.
List, AGSRI MCAUFDIE NARSsR, dAught OF Alex
'ander aud Mary II. WaTneL aged year and
months.
Eunerl services at the residence Of her grand
father, ga Mfin street, "wednesday afternoon al
2 80 O'Clock friends OF the family are Invited
Interment privste. Thursday NOR ing at 10 o'clock
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TAYIoR,s pREM1uM COLOGNE,

an article Of Southern manufacture that has
promptly won itE way into wide spread popularity.
This Cologne Is OF the finest quality, lasting aud
delicious; and an esteemed article nn the toilet
table OF all that have used It. The quick and del.
lcAte sense Of the Mystic Owls" at once discover.
ed It's merits, and they had no happier concelt 70
lIRhtful perfume. The fair dancers who found 90
grateful reir Sher last evening will please them.
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping up
the sensation throughout the twelvemonth BY
means Of this delikhtiul agent au26 HWHAW
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A LUXURY is said to be something which
you don't want until you sec somebody
else with it. In this case st. Jacobs Oil is
not luxury. You want it, not because
somebody else has it, but because you
know it will do you good.
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PitI1urOh Chronicle Telegraph
"a am glad to see that your party is pre-
pairing for the inevitable result Of the
coming elections in Ohio and Now York,
remarked local Republican politician tc
a Democratic neighbor last night.
"How so?" asked the Democrat.
"By layingin stock Of crow"
"Who Is laying in stock Of crow2"
1.-THE Administration"
"How?"
"The War Department has ordered the
army TO move against the Indians and
yesterday forty Crows were captured and
sent to a fort. But forty will not be enough
my friend; when you hear the returns
you will want 1000
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eiuptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For pale'by Logan & Go.
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THE PERFUMED BALLROOM |

The Atlanta COrulttutton, speaking Of the Mystic
Owls display, adds:
The peffumed ball room was one Of the novel
and graceful features Of this great event As the
guests entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odoB. as from a freshly
blooming bid OF q thousand flowers. The air was
laden With the soft sweet perfume that seemed 10
be the very breath OF the goddess Of pleasure and
a woo!ng 70 the gRieties Of the occasion. A foun.
tain, neatly placed, was playing all the evening,
the cologne which gave f6rth this perfume, and
the pCticed senses OF the ladies ut once detected
what II was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the Two GtomiLerS were dispensing 10 the at.
mosphere the odor OF
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Educational.
Mt. de ChantaI Academy
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA

Tho thirty.cIghth year Of this woll.tnonn Acit'
envy, under the charge OF the Visitation NUS
opens on the first Monday O; September next and
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time IN the session.
Those who eoire to place their daughleS'n i1
Institution afording exceptional hdysnttga IN
the way Of hcslthiul and delightful location e.
cellent board. thorough discipline aud instruction
at the hands Of life long teachers, in every deENF-
ment OF female education, including the molei
languages and music, should send Tor catalogue
Of this School. AddrtR,
Directress Of the Academy OF the Visitation,
MT. de CHASTAL,
au2Sp4w EeSr whCelIuE v. Va
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Father Hyacinthe declares that war can
not be dispensed with, and that those who
advocate its abolition are dangerous,
almost criminal Utopians."
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The Had Alligator of the Blue Spring.
Tempo (Fla) Tribune
Tom Williams bay mule, which has
been at work ON the railroad at Blue
Spring, was allowed to Craze on the green
point across tho mouth Of the Blue Spring
Greek, and, after q while, lay down on this
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James Russell Lowell, Charles Dudley
Warner, and others are gaid tobe interest
ed in the new magazine, the NeW Prince
ton R9iew, to be issned in January.
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9e1tttsts.

GOLD LINED RUBBER PLATES
Combine purity OF gold with strength Of rub
Der, and are AZ comfortable and less expensive
than u Gold Plate.
GRO, G. MtLLIGAE, Dentist,
No lll3 Market street.
Rooms formerly occupied by Ds. surglson &
eonl Telephone No 406 Eep2l
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF REFERENCE MAKE.
9Daily. tsundRy excepted. monday excepted
WhralIhV Time.
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Five Pieces very Fine Black
Rhadames at 81 90 per yard.
This is a bargain which no one
should neglect to see.

Five Pieces Black Newell
leux, fine, heavy and brilliant
goods, at 81 rs per yard. This
quality would bc-eheap at 81 SO.
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Six Pieces Guinet Black Silk,
beautiful quality, warranted not
to cut, at 81 so per yard.

Three Pieces Bellou Black
Silk, very fine and heavy goods,
at 81 rs per yard. Former
price 81 90.
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Leave BellAiro at s;4Or. NJ for wOOdIasld an,
Leave BSilalrO at SiS A. n. for sunmeraold ant
14 INV a psllaIre 1910 A. n.and s:@nn
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.

$, q and after MONDAY 'tI May 1885 tAln, on
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-09-09
ALLMINNA NYHETER.

Grundstenen till det nya statskapi-
toilet Atlanta, Georgia, ladies' forliden
onsdag under stora hogtidligheter.
Myntverken prsglade under forliden
manad mynt varde af $6 ,529 .O66 20. deraf
silver dollars for $2,447 900.
Stark frost intrafade i onsdags matt i
trakten af St. Louis och Port Huron Mich
igan, dock utan att f0rorsaka nagon namn-
vdrd skada.
KOnkurs. Spanmalsfrman F. D.
Chamberlain & Co. St. Louis, Mo-, har
Install sina betalningar med 1000 skull
der och 100000 tillgangar.
En- IikbrAnningsanstaIt haller
man nu som bast pa att anlagga pa Long
Island. 40 lik sages ligga och vanta pa att
bli forvandlade till aska.
KOnI<ursernas antaI voro under
fora veckan F0renta Staterna 146 och i
C.nsda 10. Tillsammans 165. Veckan
f0rut: 189.
En- Ondartad kreaturssiukdom, kand
under namnet Texasfeber, har utbrutit
bland boskapen Persia, Pottawattamie
county. Iowa.
Finansmfnistern Manning aflade
i torsdag EFT besok hos den mile demokra-
tiske ledaren Tilden, troligtvis for att rad
CORA med honom yigtiga politiska fragor.
KoppOrna fortfara att krafva offer i
Montreal. Can. I torsdags rapporterades
35 sjukdomsfall och dodsfall. ALA an
strangningar att hanna sjukdomen ha hit
tilIs varit fruktl0sa.
Strejk. Kolarbetarne Shawnee, O.,
hafva SAINT och spnnerligen instaIdt arbetet
for att tillbringa sig hogre af6ning. Ar
betarne New Straitsville ha slutit sig till
stricken.
Kinesiske arbetare talas icke i
Wyoming. torsdags anfoll en- del Invita-
grufarbetare Rock Springs EFT kinesqvar.
ter, af hand for det kineserna genem slit
billiga arbete uttrangt dem ur grufvorna.
Smart stodo husen brand. kineserna flydde
men anh6llos under vagen, sju folio pa val
platsen och EFT stort antal s&races.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-09-09
Blygsamhet och pryderi.

I qvinnas kanslolif strida ON herraval-
det tvenne fiendtliga element, ,blygsamhet
och pryderi. Gar den fora segrande ur
denna strid, So val dig, unga lasarinna,
ty den ada, akta qvinli gheten har blyg-
samheten, men icke pryderiet slit ut
tryck, och best&r icke yttre sken, utan
siunesarten. Blygsamheten ar en- rem,
oskattbaN gudagafva, ur hvilken harflyter
denna h6gre skonhet, som later hjertats
renhet aterspegla sig i ogat och som
later renhetens stolthet och sedlighetens
h0ghet strala pa pannan; den visar sig
afven vara qvinnans skonaste prydnad,
da den tager sig uttryck denna alskliga
rodnad, hvilken iksom en- trollmakt YER
kar pa mannens hjerta.
Uphold Diver ALA laga och oadla be-
gar, Or den blygsamma qvinnan framman-
de for pryderiet. Hennes fna kansla for
det anstandiga, hennes naturliga, sakra
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-09-09
SyenSken som utVan6rare
under I6OO-talet.
Ill.
.AMERIKA.

Anledningen till denna svenskarnes ro-
relse mot western skall forst hafva blifvit
gifven af en- hollandare, vid namn Usseling
(Vessling), hvilken under Gustaf II Adolfs
regering verkade for EFT handelskompanis
inrattning med kolonier pa Nora Ameri-
kas ostkust. Ar 1887 landade vid Delawa-
re-fodens mynning tvenne svenska skepp,
"Kalmar Nyckep och "Fogel Grip. De
funno landet 0fvermattan skont och kalla.
de ocksa den udde, vid hvilken de landade
for paradisudden. Derpa inlato de sig ge-
mast arlig handel ON landet med india
nerna, hvilka forut forjagat hollandarne,
som med valid tagit land ifran dem. Strax
voro hollandarne framme och protesterade
mot att svenskarne togo landet ifran dem,
men dessas guvernor Peter Menuet fastade
intet afseende vid deras protester. utan lat
uppratta ordentliga kopebref med indianer-
mas bomarken och sina namn inunder.
Mans King hette landtmataren, som ri
tade af landet och elfven, och Torkillus. en-
ostgote, var predikant. Till skydd mot
hollandarne bygdes en- skans, som ick nam
net Kristina. Kolonien trifdes och tillvax
te under en- folid af ar, sd att regeringen
fam sig f0ranlaten att skicka dit en- befull-
magtigad guvernor, Johan Printz, hvilken
ock afgick med skeppet Fama fran Stock
holm. En- resa till Amerika da for tiden
var nagot olikartad nutidens, utom att kur-
sen var en- AMMAN. Affarden fran Stock
holm skedde den 16 augusti. Forst dagen
derpa anlande man till Dalaro, som da var
den fornamsta uthamnen till Stockholm.
Der lago de. troligen for motvind, 16 dygn
till den september. Ire dagar atgingo
sedan till Kopenhamn och fyra fran Hell
Singer till Goteborg, der de lastade intill
slutet af oktober. Den november lemnade
de Goteborg, och anvandel4 dagar pa vag
till spanska sion. Den 81 seglade de forbi
Portugal, och der skulle de dopas, som for
ut icke passerat linien, dock kunde de losa
zig med drickespengar fran fullstandig ned
doppning vattnet. De sago Barbariet
och Turkiet, som var ett slatt och "magta
vackert land", SAINT styrde sd kosan ut pa
Atlanten, eller den hafsregion, som kallas
Brazaten, der passadvindarne herska, och
mar de kommo till Kanarioarne voro de
halfvags. med 900 mil bakom och lika man.
Ga framf0r sig.
Den 20 december anlande de till Antigu-
am, ''der evig sommar herskar". Der
bodde egelsman och ''morianer" SAINT ma
era indianer, som voro eviga tralar. Har
firade de julhelgen, vid hvilken mogna CT
troner och pomeranser kladde julborden.
Forbi de vestindiska 0arne s. Kristoffer, S.
Martin, s. Barthelemy fortsattes resan.
I ianuari 0fverfollos de af storm och sn0g-
lopp, miste ankare, gallon. blinda och stor-
mast. Den Is februari ankrade de utan-
for skansen Kristina nya Sverige, efter att
hafya tillbragt tire och en- half manad pa
resan fran Goteborg.
Vara forsta emigianter utgiordes dels af
kompaniets folk, hvilka hade sina anstall-
uingar och voro lantagare, dels af verkliga
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1885-09-09
Spanen.

Fran en- kalla skyndar, yster kack,
Mellan stenar fran en- iten back,
Hoppar utfor klipporna sprang,
Vet ej hinder, hammer intet tvang.
Vredgad, sansad. grumlig eler klar,
Titan hvila till slit NAL han far;
Bradt han har, till hafvet skall han ned,
Lila spanen maste folja med.
Viljel6s af snabba hvirhars ring
Oupph6rligt sp&nen f6res kring,
Vet eli hvadan eller hvart let bar,
Folja, f6lJa blott hans ode Or.
Andra foden skynda till mangd,
Cora sallskap genom blomrik angd,
Och af kallans back med ystert mod
Blir sa smaningom en- maktig fod.
Boljan kokar, loses upp skum,
Danet skakar sprangda klippans rum,
Spanen rycks diupa svalget ner,
Sjunker, slukas upp - och fins 81 mer.
Jo, han synes, dyker upp igen,
Simmar fran pa lugnad b0lja an;
Ar hans lugna yandring langsam ock,
Framat gar det, standigt framat dock.
Floden hinner fardens NAL till slut,
Skyndar sig oceanen ut:
Ingen vet, hvar lila spanen fins;
Att han har funnits, ingen langre Minis.
Men han fins dock, han ar annu qvar,
Blir ej ater det han fordom var,
Men, hvad NAL som An af honom mas,
Eli den ringaste atom forgas.
G. l.. I5RNBERG.