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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14

B6a. We are informed by the School Com
missioner that the State Board of Examiners
have changed the time for examining teachers
from January and July to the first Friday and
Saturday in April and October.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14

rA- Wehave been informed ,hata barn on
the place owned by Mr.. Albert Means, about s
miles above this place, was burned last Thurs
day, but no particulars could be obtained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14
Josrsu1r1r. s. c.. NV sth. 1856


EDITOR UNION TINES ippartiality with
which you allow all sid es of questions of public
interest to be heard through yor,r columns is re-
cognized by your friends as an exhibition of a
liberal spirit, worthy the progressive age in
which we live. Though it is nSt known def
nitely where you stand on the s. i. College ques-
tion, it is natural tv SUPPOSE II \ your sympa-
thies arc with the College, and vet you have
given the opposing forces hearing through
your paper. Will you be so kind as to give the
following extract from the Sost4srn -9lrissian
feel competent to do 80 to attempt an answer to
the objections therein stated?
Points Made Against Free Tuition.
It is well that people bear in mind some
points well sustained by the opp6nsnts of free
tuition in the South Carolina College,
l. 1t is an injustice to the denominational
colleges that the State, entering Gnto competi-
tion with them by putting its Institution on The
same footing as to standard and requirement.
should sustain the State College upon the taxes
collected TO q great extent from the friends and
patrons Of these church colleges.
2. II is wrong for o State, that does not allow
its common schools On average Of three months,
10 use the peoples money in prSviding few
schools with collegiate instruction for nine
months. The State of South CarAlina expends
between two and three dollars hSad upon the
poor mans iliterate children, and between one
and two hundred dollars for eaA young man
attending the South Carolina College.
3. 1t has been clearly shown that this free tut
ton measure is contrary to the letter and spirit
Of the Constitution, as we'll as to Justice, COM
mon sense and sound policy.
The persistent effort TO force itsn the people
looks like an attack upon the usefulness and
efen the very existence of the dehsminational
cflleges. Let these points be remembered, with
the additional fact that they hayo been neither
disproved nor answered by the other side.
-~N------
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14

held. 1t has denied zen
of corruption and extrl
Government; it has .sie
Agricultural Depariilleh
in the interest ofn ~
many Of the mostk OF q
farmers in the St'rate 8
pare notes upon tg the v
pressed conditionerate 81
if the sdggestionSn para
fcnry rcled upoi{ {bs CO.
mittee appointed to or
Clubs, the work of the Q
much permanent good.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14

Sbriners Indian Vermifuge is perfeotly safe
s.. and easily ..aa;n ad%ini'isrsd His 0S$s2 will
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-14

Gally tho charge
in the State
~ the State
- yeoman work
Shas enabled
nd prosperous
her and COM
q present de.
Interests, and
are energet-
k6r The COM
sty Farmers
will result in
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

fNAS >A4t eltsf irN AeA tt>t-A ~
i fefi< Ai-a s. i,~e ss.et $3.50 ....'.''
ttrs.ti.4 /" y. tte,it. -"'' -.t. II. Ii
-Ata elte fta't'.Ft p "e
At'. = terIt.-e-
fsDE >klE-A0fr fltA IAtNltN t4ht AN-'
ga agr.s IS N4lAes llcal >4-.tA -.i.t
sla i..i.i-Q "a ka.i 81 HeaF ils.,isistst tiie.ti
ssteo isua is lale.isslte >taiieti se'-A, &
81 ttt-tttt a. a.. tttts'. - -'
itttste 80 aaiaee @t4'H t't..e
siiA ttatttt AtF
Ma ea1E-A fNt AtN ft.ttt .h oaAi
.al,I I.l a. - aa.l 4 .elf rlsuf- au- liltsi
.ia4. & lala
.-., ......f * t.s-f@.N -I.4i4 fs.-I
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
COLLECTOR uATsoe

DCDLET ~ wAE-ak, ~ha has keli
.iesn ths e1sir ~ fhe C0llset3F x Cas-
t11-s aE Grsad haFsa b. Firtas q Pres
.aeai Cieg-la15s nenllaaiien lass f4.i
ass laael ess-ara-sd - TIE 1~aafs sad
ell eaaaaae - i3oz sffsr tie Interests
81 TIE < s=g1alsat ia Western Michigan
ports ~ fse ue1t feur ysara. Mr Wat
seas s Eeisia.snt el.si-,i sOl-z aiscas-
sira ia els rslas o, f4s fi-siallisis, al se-t
mainly secaase there acre say number
ef eandl.iafss foF the - igi0a. Soms ~
lls li=satidsd candidates sent 10 Washs
ingtol femousfrances setting f1rtA thaf
NAIsos Eas bos; lnat he bad soas
sus ~ other s-iei fer q Republican
psihalasi 81 i4 the village 81 Cooqers yii-e.
but thss bslEoas oBsasss dsd n0s seen
b have mush we.glt ~isb GEoyEE
CLkv kvsLAsD, El0 hsl slioEed linn self
TO believe Ia l. NJ WzsrOS's 5
staieEsesi that WAfsoS ~as al
entirely hs sad proper person 10
have TIE Office. The boiier-plate oF
gan os the Democracy. or ~ould-be organ,
attempted 70 STIR ap hght against War
sOS be-ause be had sen fit 10 discharge
a couple u deputies and lock up the Gus
tom Offices Ia the ice bound ports of
M4nistse and LudlBgtoo. Collector
WATSON found that the salaries OF the
deputies would amount 10 sbont i've
times the entire amount os fees that
could Dc collected even under the most
lavorable circumstances. OF course the
Democrats feeble attempt fell dat. Mr..
WAfscS Is a young man ~ good Iudg-
asnt. capable and popular and his con
hrmaticn is a credit 10 the Senate and
agreeable % his friends
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
AN AalsTOCRATlC LANDLORD.

~ ANS OAfaN X LNlrOLOnOs
We observe WITH siucers aud profound
surpslse that Chicago young man has
been elected from q hotel for persisting
ina dyeins his hlr. The boardeTs com
plaiaed that the dye on the young man's
bead disturbed them at the table with
ils oHe~@ivs Odor, and insisted that he
either up dyeing his hair or perfume
h.s lock. The young man refused TO 10
eiihes. lie sasd his hair was rei and ~
could not 10 q TO win tile girl he was
courtiaSwith hair of that color. and that
perfume was so high he would have no
money to buy 1t With, and the landlord b.
came enraged and pat him ont, and added
insul. 10 injury bg aoilhng :he hair dye IN
h frank while a ,cting It after him. Ii
beats al how many strange people il
takes % make world This Is Got a
free country II young man has red
hair and is prevented from dyeing L. 1t
is not the young mans fault that hs hair
Is red, aud he probably didu't make the
live. After all II the man didn't dye red
Whist colored barr would he dy,? No
body ever dyed black hair red We
:hiuk the Chicago landlord ought to 70
OF aud die himself, he Is too particular
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Three. Little Imps from Sheoi, is the title
ef tbs la.est song SIR Bob Ingersoli i- not
'he aufl9r.
An iauo-s woman Is now living happily
vHh bee ninth husband. Tee owners of the
cemetery shonld give her bouos.
lt IS charged that New Yors reporters ne
engraved visiting caris. A western re-
faeter eari when De calls the game j, a
g-eerosck
The men who NiI sct AS best man ~
Ir-sileut Cleveland wedding weighs 2p
pounds Grover evidently wants ne cer~-
alauy to he q s1.1 sfar
a Yea I1rs physician has discovered
that tas s.n- O.. bee Is q sure cure f0-
raeamarsm. TIE has our permission o.
iadg rs iu bis cure as much AS he p'eases
A fashion item Says 81 is nos proper to
appear a. ths opers without boo.- OH Is
thsi so7 We hsd dim suspicion thas the
moiera aper1 costume consisted of as Hule
as po--ae. anil We are thankful to learn
tf8t 1ests arc allowed
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Arrrinz Gel Report EaL Farsou fte
renerao.e -raed- Father rf lae Prs lerts
hriie-ei-.t, r u.f AZ AL -efcanf cuneern-
uE tae spf pfr'aetfnE nar-s-e ef eis
x-sad isazater 3e rrt eeIr -onf.z4ss
taaf re mrrftnf srent b te .sk. els,ss
In t.le esrIy rar. rf l1ne. hnt with 49,
.arsuitf 81 sxs fra.'s en fae FAR ~ as
as-olv,nx ti- zrarf 3snQhtsr wtfh fa
u,aars of eavinz bar tros-s.sa Tfaa
frnar ~lshed ts sVr3 s1 rntH-,ty s..
sha nsafter they soculi have e1atat ~.
o.8 ssotieusr hsster ',sf,rs tsey ,eft ~.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
COMING 10 IneLR SENSES

Aiisr one oi the recent Sunday social
ist dsmous'raiioas iu Chicago the TELE-
oaAM-HEg,LD suggested that it wss time
20 put stop % such Business. The
Chicago papers pooh poole | aud
treated them with contempt. Ai-er the
experience Of Monday they begin u resl-
Ia thar tue Anarchists, whi,e ccmpars-
'iveiy few IN number. are able, with ihe
aid of plenty ~ book beer aud wEiskey,
to foment q 4od deal of devltry. Yes
terdays Times, Ne,cs and Inter Ocean
a 3 contain editorials ascribiag the cause
% the riots on Mondas 10 ,ae followers Of
Spies. Parsons AMI their TX, and ealing
for their prompt supp ession. The Neirs
says: Little attention L ,s been paid 20
tie uttera1css II these men because they
were though, to bs oi no more nse.
qnence fhan the fro;h upon the wave, full
q wind and gnisying nothing" but con-
ciudes that tAe emergency q manjs
prompt aud decisive action. or the con
tazion of lawlessuess .ill spread"
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
HfLP W.fNrED- -TEmfIT.

N-ANTED-A 60 DD 81 KsE GIRL FROM o.
" 20 l6 years uld. Mu.f come ve.l recommend
ed. Appy Do North bv.sien-st
EANIED-A GIRL To Do GENERAL H0l -
" WORK Apply az once 20 -i- OltaRa-si
Recommeud8ii0u. required
WANTED rAIiOREss To WORK ON PANT
" and vests. ADDRESS Z. hlnnu-ef. Gaze
aoaIa, Mich
YlrANTkD--IN fiR.rfLA~- DRE---MAk-
" er none otaer need apply apply 90 y lss
Ncli'iiaud. " Nnrth lnffia -
NANTfD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL fiui 81
" aork. App, at onee p - iasraft-sf
VlANTED-A eIRb FOR GENERAL h0U-F-
" WORK and o. care far chAdre1 - Isen a.
VFANIFp-A FIBST-CLAS- Girl FOX nk>-
" era heil-aNofs iu isniF Uf tHu. LuaaI re-
Of Mrs A. Barr il t1ntn-st
NAN1 ED-A COMPETENT AID FNPEIiI-
" eBced giri to D. general house s9rt .n a
private family. Must foae Heii fccon4flenaeri
Call ~ eace af 1H Fountain ST
NlANTfD a GOOD HlNi FOR rEC0AD WORK
" fau betaeen aba b, m Ar y d
Hastings. la Jefersoa eve -
WANsED INWEDIA DIATEIY-ENfEiuEN 10
" waia maker Nrs. G.. 2. C9tn. kaf
sansf
UrANTFD-A GOOD gIRi F0K SNNERAL
" hosiseuDrk. in family OF fhree persous
Apuiy az crfseentsTe 81
WANTfp-etRL Foa GENERAL Hor.D
" wcrs None hti tfst c'sss hre nral apply
ias Crescent ave- opposite tae PAIR 80 the ieh
WAN1Tp-A GIRL FOR GENEHkl HOUSE
" vwk Apply ar once q torfh Leist tatis ~
ANTEa-f7U0li Girl .FrR sEAEkAL
~ ho"Nofs aFrF DfIstor t
KEANTEn-A fs0oU efRl Al 20 COLLEGE
" srf s-o01s frT saf hrwf
II 4NItH-t fIhl f1A ffthhfL Hpf-E
" -~s a Nn aels. ard corner ~ relri,
~-esft err.rsrrrt
II ANTfu- IHrff Fn- CLASS nkF--
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
h4ahes The Position Pleasant.

Official iiic al The Jackson State Prison is
NOT all mon,tony, devoid Of excitement and
attraction t'n Saturday an incprri sible
prisoner backed mp ia corner. brandished
a knife blade aud 3eiird the whole prison
posse He had 80 be dubbed into snhmis-
sion. On Sunday another one impoyised a
ladder scaled the prison wall and, gaining
five minutes start stole "A horse and led
them an exciting chase of several mil,s.
These thrilling episodes enliven The trade
aud render the position tolerable.-Ih6ee
I,l-l. IrLnlle
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

(Ien. Lo1AS ahould beware. tt Is re-
ported that Mrs LoaAs attended ball
al tbe Gh.aese smbassY iu Wasklugtol.
The Geasr4i %. gat os a'eused - aiding
the LElese.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.
HELP HfNTED-MfLE

NTANTED-stainer-, D. Oriel Cabinet 90.
Nl-ANTED-A BOY To FEED PRESS APP
" ply at l.. D. Stan,ons, The PRIMER. No. 2
Pear s..
AlrANTED-AN OFFICE BOY AIOCT l5
W Years OF age who writes "a fair hand Amply
Immediately at Perkins * Co., corner Second aud
FTout-sts.
ArnNTED-A YOUNG MAN TO TAKECHAECE
" soda water fountain Must understand The
business Address giving age and experience
box 3 TELEGRAw HFEAIn office 1o4
lTANTED-TAILOB- And PANT MAKERS
" wanted Apply o. 4. Coutts. 80. - South
Teuscc-,t Muskegou. Mich. 10 bummen need
apply.
WANTED FOUR PAINTERS At NORRING-
W tous is0 East hridge-st lb
NVANTED-sIN UPHOI~TERERs lMMEDl
" ately az ll4 South Divislon-ot. a. Talent a
Co. "a
lyANTED-TWO GOOD Statesmen TO so
" hcit orders f0T new selling article in tbis
city aud adjoining cities salary or commission
Edward Iubhs city manager Oice 10. -
Fountain 81. Grand Rapids Nich
IANTED-A lOCNI MAN AS SIENO-
" ugrapncr and b. use IS rs pcWriier. also Will
ing Ca DO other work IN the Office Enquire a.
~ MDuFOt-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Under tbe skylsh; may be found a large
assortment # Embroiiariss. Msde-up Cam
bric articles. Dress THINNING. in great vs.
riet7 Bauons, Chenille PRINCES. Moss Trim
minxs. Beads. Ruchings. Corsefs efc
SrEfxa & CovPavY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
A strike rh-t wou.d BE Right-

There i a man Ia the state of Michigan
who should suike Tor higher paw. That
man il the ole chosen by the sutirages Of
the people % DC the chief executive oi the
state The governors salary = only the
paltTy sum 81 - 900 year, and Yet custom
requires him 10 keep up more expensive
establishment than an ordinary American
citizen. The II Ufo Will 20 but ilItle wcys
towards paying las expenses. lie should
strike for higher pay .-,Iacksoa telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Slr ClaHLEs DlLKs IS ratlar i..e ia
afn9ir.ans the elarge- against him. L
be- ad aay defense hs m'ynf. perhaps,
baFs escaped th1se many slsepless
n.gafs" bY making !, before they sams.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Aftornsy General GARLsSD When ia
lis ofics wears q Fed isz Mr.. GAsLASD
svairnt.y desires it to D. known tnat be
a. ist oa eiestr.o light stock.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

The fact aat MnNaukss mob vas
d.sysssvI by supply os water FROM hose
pipes g. saggsstiye. IL those pipes had
tlrovu beer ilst, ISL. oi aaier. what rush
there woala have been t. capture the
u0zzlest
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

I. IS --por.et tl.4i natural <ls has baen
t'aad iu large flan'i,iss a. Posiiaad,
ladiale. The smount 70 tins article
waieh has cesrloped under tia present
n'.mfaislfa'iea .s surprising. Michigan,
il shs expects to maintain ber rank IN the
asseraooi O.. states. should sink gas
wei at once.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
Niac.taun NlnN.ments.

The Macatawa Park hotel will open May
l0 The West Michigan Park association
viii commence work ON their new pavilion
al once The docks are nearly completed
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

The roudrua'ian - -. - w.rsos g.
be Coileeter ~ Cu=tonis for the Western
Distrct ~ Michigan s. gal snd vofnl-
wood O. tRAvS 81 B11 Who BAD
secretly hoped that tie ssaete roald rs-
ieet h'm. The worn and weary Demo-
erof did not raenmmerd him So mueh
ere better iar WARSAW lis mournfai
musie these party organs make. especially
whsu they ara crack and aat sf tune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

speaFug parties couluue iu .ull blast. AL
tlouga TIE iaa >als uo nsl ~ltl tie e2cep-
ti0us ef kluileis. suckers. T@d slaes and
surgeons. ,hsii D. -reared a. this season Of
ghe ear Ihe ruta is. the excepting these
lisa renders tllc la~ practically Intellectual
90 stop the wholesale destruction ~ al ish
in The inland .2IerS This cbauoe for
evasion sh0uld be remesled a. ihe next
meeting Of The legislature Baitls Greek
Hf0s
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

OF THB YEAR
#ANfEfsa AGENTS -f.sdIes ens gaufler.lrf. "a
rH.af n01reer rrH rfrEf frirrsee =. .flife -ifli.
faff Ffff.aNp sff FentR Sew rssf ~
rlitf. fsr = fh tuf urlef aa.rese faf f.rrft.srt
end farrrs asnfs 81 ffFfs-H ~ sf.f A ~ffa
= s.errrat Fiet NiN sa ~ fsfry fEtry in
asarrfa
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

We have not observed that any Con-
grussmsn has introduced IS bill to pension
tle vilevs ~ policemen and milns men
w3e have hseu kli'ed sy rioters sud to
persian those ~ fae RIOTERS Who we're net
k'iet Delats ara dangerous, thsf tFass-
my sarpl'ls msy ia exhaussel before tha
eresent n1Huess 3epressson = ever sad
then s''ale Cenvressmsn cell have failed
~ distinguish aln=ef ss tina frisua ~
thn rnfar
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

We have a very large assortment % silk
dress goods Of every description and AZ Tie
most reasonable prices
SPufvs ( CcwpAxY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

The Grand Rapids TEIEaRAs HERAID
boss.s 81 a iield populated By 80 oO0 souls,
~hich lt claims II can reach FROM i've 10
fifteen hours earlier than any her daily.
IL also states the population oi Kalamazoo
At 10 81 Well. se Nili let lt 10 al that
figure ioT the present. but our contemporary
is warned that Kalamazoo will not abide 5y
that statement long Nothing under = 600
will 90 for ka.amAzOO q year heuce.-Aala-
fs.g 80. ff~r4Ef
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Two listicg zpns ha,e iast been re-
cefVee st che Philadelphia mint f7r tha
better protee'ioa ~ the large amount of
meaeT Stored iaere Tie eorrplars and
psssages are sad % J1stia with arms
ana a-msi wstoonea patrol the bu'd.ag
befa .nsi.ie eui o1tsiis hiring the night.
wbss the building Itself books axe tart-
eess ~ che resiaenoe of William u. Eng
fsh ri Indianapolis.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

The bottom seeas o have Dropped out
Of jar D4g.s htt.s 0Som
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05
III Pieces

Very handsome double width Dress Fabrics,
and very desirable. for only > cents per
yard. reduced from 40 cents
SPRING e COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Ihe striking emp o}es o. brewers in
Ch.eago demand nx'seo glasses ot free
beer sash dss s.,r sach msn. Sapposing
the eist i0 os ene cent q glass the
amount gog'd ba4 each man three ~
four loages ~ hresl bul nothl1S is SAID
Or Thought %, oissds 5eer IS the cry; more
beer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Children's Dresses, Bibs. Drawers, Shirts,
&c. Embroidered Dresses in white aud
colors. for 81, Sl25, $50, -. $50 s.
$3.50. ST. s..
SPnIvs Il CoNTANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

CUT FlOwf RS AND FLORAL
Ds SIGNS.
--sit1ts - N@IaIors fnn~-ss a. far
nish.e 81 nf.nr NrtI-s ~
y - EsCDvUv
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Speeches og forsigu aaarchists sdvoca-
tag eqoal divisoa & property on the
gansael piaa ara aot among the erti-
ci~s ef freedom m-o'ionod 10 tae CON
stl'u'ion of taese Unitsd $ afes. and
be.uz. therefore. uueonsfiiutwna. "A NJ
legal, aad s1ould be beuromplg suppressed
ta- came 81 aoy oins- i'ieg q aol.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

co. aal after Way o, the eeotlemeu
comprising tlst honorable body. the
HOUSE af Hspr -n,asivss. vii not be "a
4nr@d sa report Cor duty bsfors II q. m.
ana w-il net b. reqarsd 10 fatigue thsir
brains b. work.ag AFTER p. m lt takes
q Couzrs rsssnan ra.hsr ats iu the morn
ing to i1l ouf that ,u'i t-a a1is- sun
down Is trying 70 tha nerves.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

sa,-s.4 =. A.a ~-,,.s of Al. s.ssaa ei-a.-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

One hundred pieces new and desirable
styles Dress Goods just opened for 10
cents per yard STRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

GaAsD RAssn-. wsoSssDAy. MAY 5.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

oFsIrss 3 AID $ PsAsl-sr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

LLoToPRzzEE. Eaia,r and Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

Dress Goods as low as i've cents per
ward. SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-05

zassrsa =. MAJ N-tsss Of AS ssesaa ciaa..
oFEIcEs 81 Ard - PEARL-sr
LLOYD RRzzEE. Eai,,r and Manager.
GzAsD EAsln-. WsoStsDAY, MAJ 5.
The bottom seeuls % have dropped out
Of jar D.v.s' hslls 0oom
Arornsy General GA4LsSD when ia
Us oiics years Fed fsz. Mr. GAaLASD
sgalrntlg desires .t 70 b. known tnat be
- ist on electric light stock.
OIea. Lo8AS ahoull beware. It Is r.
ported that Nrs Loa.s attended a ball
al tbe Ch.aese alabaasy n Washiugtoa.
The General ID. sai o. a,su-sd y aiding
sh- Chinese.
It's rumo-e4 thai Alarchist MosF is
Ia ca eas Es.deatiy hs has male the
most 81 bic pportaaiis al be wants is
htf.e mars rope AMI the string ~in b.
hong vno'isl, O. AaHg aim.
S.r CfiaaLEs DuEs Is ratlsr ials ia
aenoansns the eaarse- against him. Il
be ad say defense ia might. perhaps,
bags s9sd th1s- ~many slsepless
nisata" by nakine !, bst,rs they zane.
The flct aat MnNaukes mob vas
ds2sss~d bg sappy os water from hose
pipes i= saggss,ive. Il those pipes bad
tlrovu beer llst. i.l oi water what & rush
there woala have been to capture the
uozzlsst
lt IS a.por.-d tl4t natural <ls has baen
t.aad n large quantities. a. Portland,
ladlale. The sm9unt 70 tins article
which has cesrlopsd under the present
n.lniaislfaiiel s surprising. Michigan,
Il shs expects CD maintain ber rank IN the
els.eraooi q. states, should sink gas
wei ai once
The STRIKING emp oses 0' brewers in
Chrago demand slx.sso elasaes of free
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mot once speaking except when he
called fof his belovedguitar.
'Sleepest thousstin,
Mylute shall wake thee
he whispered, looking up ct the pict-
ure. The two watchers stayed near
him, yet apart. Some way it seemed
TO them that this gentle old man vas
surrounded by invisible onesin whose
gentle ministrations they two could
have no part. Till at sunsets won
derful thing happened; the gray mists
rose from the valley, and lifting slow
ly rolled from the far mountain tops.
The shining river became visible once
more; a barge went down with gleam-
ing lights-toward the s~ea-toward
some landing. A chamber of gold and
crimson light opened in the west, a
great glory streamed out of it and
flooded all the earth. This beautiful
wonder of light rolled on, until it
streamed slanting through the null
Toned window, making the hall radi-
ant.
James Milton turned his pale face to
the warn red ~andyellow color; and SO
it was that a door opened in that
food of light. and the gentle stranger
passed through it out Of the old house
forever.
When Guy came homeland he did
come in time to his old place, Dolly
was waiting for him, gentle, faithful,
patient. There seemed to be no end
to the story of the beautiful life she
had befriended-or rather, there wer6
SO many stories with no beginning or
ending, snappingshort always like the
old forgotten songs.
Guy grew confused; heconsoled him-
self by saying, gThere is only one
Dorothy now-and she is mine"
"But don't you think now. Guy"
sweet Dolly would say, don't you
think everything is made clear now
andup there, hand inland, they have
broken the seal and read the letter to-
gether?"
30 my Dorothy! be as true to me as
you are to him. would Guy exclaim.
Then, more lightly sthere is but one
Dorothy now,-my Dorothy!"
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
v

Oh, il my love offended me,
And we had words together,
To.show her / would master her
I'd whip her with a feather.
If then she, like a naughty girl,
Would tyranny declare it,
I'd give my love a o of pearls
And make her always wear it.
II still she tried to sulk and sigh
And throw away myposies,
I'd catch my darling on the sly,
And smother her w~ithroses.
But should she clinch her dimpled fists
Or contradict her betters,
I'd manacle her tiny wrists,
With dainty, golden letters.
And if she dared her lips to part,
Like many pert young misses,
I'd wind my arm about her waist,
And punish her with kisses.
From the Spanish.