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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-01
Experimentation.
groofiton 22be Mai.

w.
,Ssaar baobe ri en- ristis Geitbas !
Barbo 1atalafbolosforenins. Sans
serne bar Der. Sc nfom, iaa (ians)
os panbt" - pore 9jerter. Ganei, iaa
p~aftert iom be fang! Msbet bar soot
befienbtsjort, os Der iamlebes bel ben.
imob 800 Menneiter i &irfen. Brof.
@eimeitab prebifebe paa 5ormiboasen.
Derneft talte ban libt ON Gfbolosiasen,
% ,&partetten lob % faa etpar Sans<
numre iom Gorimas paa bet, Ri ifuloe
faa paa Gftermibbasen, % Sc fan trO,
bet uafte Dor Mppetit paa mere.
Soreuinsen bapbe itelt iitanb fri Mibs
bag til Goriamlinsen, iom inbtoges |
airten. Gfterat bet bar befbrset, Tom
bet esentlise 5efprosram.
airten bar aloeles fulopaffet at en-
opmertiom 1ilbbreritare. Ds M iulste
- --
@anse % 9aler @tas / slas. Set CT
life Der Sill at applaubere peb 9aanbs
flap os Erampeu, men at man fslte fig
beseitret. laftes paa N~niisterne, os melt
peb Sansen ba. = ,Nei, be pa mafas
lauit", ,De pa Gutter, iom t unbe
ipnse" Os lisnenbe 8%emarfninser bBr>
tes runbt omfrins. Det bar ilanbbeb
en- ifielben muiifalit Npoelie at lptte til
be ffisnne sanse ubfsrte iaa meiterlist.
Seq ipnes enbnu ies bsrer nSfsna Mai",
be benripenbe blsbe Molbarmonier al
rsuomis Gang" e1er osiaa sci, Sfan<
biuaper" en- ristis battle song. GOr
os 2anosfolf Ct Der Del itjelben ener az
brig N~nlebnins til at bsre iaabau uirfe>
Zig tunftneriif Gong, os berfor ital ri
ogIaa benare | en- fjarlig grin6rin9
Sansernes 8eiss bOs os. gnbifisnt
maaIfe lite ale bette beres politiife gln<
jfueller, faa ansrer bog uiit insen paa
at babe bsrt benz. De talte meb Nlpor
os gap Snbtrpt al at meme, buab be
1agbe. Oct er min 1ro, at be piit bill
ubrette meset sObt ! ben sag, be arbei,
Der for. I'll ale Nfbolbsforeninser,
$3.50
iom enonu lille bar inbienbt Besierins
ON BeiSs uil ieo iise, at be bsr ie til at
fac bbre benz. s pil life ifse dnsre bet;
ri Der fl lanst mere eub ri bapbe Oentet.
8i optos en- aolIeft % sap uoset til
apartetten.
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|4efe: Nm bpilk % benitrt 3aanb tan
asrobititia1 ena(aeen arbeibt
iduamens iSt ~ 4 tort %
uenusisttierlisl Druileniia.
bens llbrpbbelie. CAB 0fbolosmnub
os HrObibitiOnifter PAD walsbaseu ilaa
fis iamuea % uOte for bet treble 8arti,
% bet tbr baabes, at @refter, Tom ipu.
p%atiierer for Nfbolbsiasen, pil fretn>
bielpe en- FABIAN Sammenilutnins. Be,
tenfenbe, at Gnisbeb eibr fterf.
M~pflebuf.
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'eftprelie) % uzempel" (aOtalfOreuiu.

|beitprelie) % o1empel" (9OtaIfOreuiu.
ser).
Gnbper ! bort Gboptiplanb tlrbe let
inbie 6prbelene peb at tilbSre en- Drben,
| bpiiten en- Dperbefprelie finbes, bbori
be refpettipe Tieueitemanb tale % itriue
port altib sannle % tIere Mcoersmadl,
iant buor ben bele unber benz ftaaenbe
Rerionalftprte uosibr It iolles ifonbina.
piit 8roberitab, iautmeniluttet (uben
1enipn til Statssrenbier) siennem iel.
ltabelise % finanrisle 1aanb, FAINT
siennem ben Observation-Disclosures, iom i
mere eller minbre Grab altib bibebolbes
blanbt bort Soil, bpor lense be enb bar
paret bOiat 2anbet % bpilten @tiuins
be fOrsprist inbtase ION Samfuubsmeb.
lenanier e1er Mebbor9ere. Gn fren1,
sanssrisere % mere uebparenbe Wirt.
ionbeb Tan oerpeb BERRIES, Talere %
Gorenin9stiftere lettere unberitbttes,
Sstelie % G~rtienbelie for oOr sag let
tere pinbes bos llbenfOritaaenbe, enbpi.
bere tan ben nplis anfomme Gxisraut
ftrar itiIe fig | u%nnibbelbar Gorbinbelie
meb ofbolbselifenbe 2anbsmenb os Or.
oensmeblemmer. @amle 2lfbolbstiem>
pere ira Goiterlanbene bebbuer lite at
binbres, iom en GBlse at Sproset, | at
inbtase iaapel rtpreientatiu Delesats
lom leoenoe Stilinser, iom beres Grfa>
renbeo sisr benz ififfebe til at fplbe %
boorpeb Nibolosarbeibet oSiaa lettere
tan uobreoes paa ben Hlabs, bportil be
er fpttet. Sc ifanbinapiite R~irteian1.
FUND / Nmerifa bar aSbeioet frafti9ere
CO punbet forget 5remsans sieunem
eeen Dperbeitprelie, % iom en- Nibolbs>
Organization peute ri famine sObe STE.
iultat os bar a1erebe | nosen Grab fun
bet bore 5oruentninser opfplbte. Gnb.
enbuu iaa uns bar bog Drbenen
uobrebt fig pibt omtrins, lite alene / be
6orenebe Slater, men osiaa ! be Ifanbi>
2anbe.
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SnobpoeIie.

9alpaarsmBbet for ben it%anbinapiffe
Jalesforenine for Eotal Ifbolb / Otter
Tail County, Minneiota. bespnber ben
- sSuni al. 10 Gorm. | Battle Gate.
Ser bill blipe Ealere paa enselif %
nOrif, 1iseleoes Gang al Rot. 9alri9t
Msoe gulfes. Nne er nelfDmne.
6. Sobnien,
Soreningens Sormano,
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II
Snbieubt oeb s. 8. POLAND.

Wrsbre % Sbitre Tom lab % ponbre
Jremab mob Maalet i broberlia Ha9t.
Gnbrcsti9 tiliammen! Dpmuutrer boer.
andre,
sss=:s:sr ben soaee, iom bliper foriost.
Store % imau, eniee ftoa;
@--=peb alene pi Seier Tan raa.
Galber en- BrOber, ioo tag bom peb
9aanben
90 bialper BAN parlist paa Gobe isjen.
9uif, 2isbet er iuast, ON piais CT
Nanben,
Ds insen bopmobe fig ouer en- Ben.
9bo bit tror at itaa, uoste fig uaoa;
Tbi Sopmob iom ofteft for Sab pleier
itaa.
6fummenbe 8esers tilottsube stemme
1uiinber braste til Gfsrunbens .&anb.
1enner, bort 2sfte ri ei bile slemme,
Men bolbe til Dpben Rpinbe % Manb;
Berlenee Bin. bearers @uin,
81 nler ri rs,e Trobs fasreite Stin.
5aber / 4imlen, ueliieu % / Naabe,
81 uben bin Sielp ilet rntet formaar,
Gin, at bin ganb iblanbt os maatte
raabe,
Saa Sasen uitanoielis fremab Tan saa.
Din er Dor Sag, Sialp os bper Dag
vt fBre ben fremab til bit Belbebas.
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Den 16be % 17bei Hoitcr Qrcnberss
Menis6eb, JPN e. nOsle faa Mile fri
GpanspiQe.
: Nortb ga CROSSE, @is,
ben 26oe Noi 1883.
ST.. WebdftSr!

l1nberteenebe bleu paa bet ftbit al
bolbte Msbe al ben Stanbinuoilfe Hro'
bibittons alub bertebs, opforbret til a
tilifripe nJelt Maobet" % eioe Ct lib.
bras al bens to iibiie Msbers Gorbanb'
finger. Seq pil berfOr berpeb beoe on
Dptaselie al bisie 2inier beres ereb'
Blab.
Manbas Nften ben % spril 1883.
efter ct enbt Yrobibitionsmsbe afbolbt
al @uitauus Senien blep nemlis neunt.
9lub orsauiieret, unber Or. Seniena
2ebelIe.
ut YrobibitiOnsiasen bapbe uunbei
8enner oeiaa Der % life minbit forme.
belft @uitauus Seniens Gale meb sobe
% Hare Mrsumenter, piite fig oerpeb al
"a Weblemmer inbmelbtes / Rlubben
ben fprite Mften.-
Tn @mbeoSmRro palgteS:.
81. s. 9anien. Brefibeut,
2orenb @eitan. @iceprefibent,
Ole Sulsbers, Setreter,
Sacob Slippen, 8asierer.
Resulere Msber bolbes paa Tirsbas
i bpsr anben nse.
Rlubbens Weblemsantal CT blepetfor.
sset % boyer si6r ben frembeles.
8aa bet fbrfte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bleu
&onititut,onen uebtaset. 5ormaal: ut
unbertrptte % forebpsse al ben Glenbiss
beb, lom fommer fra Trafifen me6 BE-
ruienbe Dritfe ueb:
/. uobreoelie al Temperanceliteratur.
3. Gulbitenbis Organization at Yro>
bibitionspenner.
8. 6oripar for Brobibitionsprincipet.
4. Dpbpsnins al ct grobibitionsparti.
Derneft fOretoses gals at 8omiteer.
9i1 en- aumite for Meblemmer at 2i<
teratur palstes Setter 8 Compton, g.
Tboreieu, % Olaf Dlien.
9il Jinansfomite ualstes Sobn dug
babl, Ole 5. @iabo os Miis hamburg.
gi bar MI Osiaa 9aab sm, at etuoeu.
terfuartetten fra minneapolis, bill beere
os meo ct 8eigs / Sommerens 2eb.
Rlubben bar nemlis urlberbanblet meb
Cars Gn9er, at ben for Rpartetten nebs
tommenbe Beitpfelie ON, at faa ben bib
til Ga Grosie, % paa bet fibit ofbolbte
Msbe bleu bet beiluttet, at Rlubben e
pillis til at betale b. bermeb forbunbne
Dmfofninser.
Tiben for apartettens &onnn1e bib e.
etlbni life beftemt. men bill ienere bliue
betjeubtsiort
paa ct Msbe afbolbt ben Sbe Mai
blen bet belluttet, at Rlubber 1e1toer en-
Delesat til Yrobibitionspartiets Stats
ROnpention, ION bolbes ! Mabiion @is.
ben 23be ps 24be Waai b. u.
SOM Delesat ualstes .. 8. Mpbre.
6or at Mpberne lfulbe peffe mere
Snteresie blep bet belluttet, at Gorman'
ben paa bpert Msbe palser 3 at Meo'
lemmerne til paa nafte Mpbe at frem.
fomn1e % tale eller leie noset for BrO'
bibitionen iuteresierennbe. Mpoerne
bespnber Os ilutter meb Gang.
@uitapus Senien fommer l~anbipnlis'
pis til at beige % isien ON tort = os
nlaaite forblipe berrunbt en- Tib, pg ri
baaber ba at Sasen peo bans @irten ber
maatte pinbe flor 5remsang.
8aa &lubbens @eone
Ole Sulsberg.
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M &%orreiponbance inbtil 25be Hus
quit 1enbes til y6elt &aabet", 408, 40
Gebar Mpe., Winneapolis.
Often @inberg.
5pnesieifabets Sefreter.
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Uormano Stubs @etiermte.

Den lobe SUM- / 5aretuea, Scope Co.,
81. 1O3 5orm.
Den lite SUM ON @ftermibbasen ST.
5 8afor Sobnions Menisbeb.
Den 12te ON @fterm. Nfbolosforebras
/ GIbptp Safe.
Den l3be i Mora Glfbforeains.
Den ABE / Nerbeben at Greabl
Station.
Den 15be / evansville.
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Gra M%rbeiosmarten.
9etr. @tnber9S 0etierute.

5or at impbetomme enoel Dpforbrins
ger agter nnbertesnebe at foreta9e en-
@eiie / Nfbolbslasens Snteresie oe tale
til Nfbolbsfreninserne paa fplsenpe
@teber:
9olmes Gitp........27, %, 20 Ufat.
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,1tmplarzOr6tnem.4

XtSle Winter par I'll pent0t at etne
2eiere, en- fort, ietfatterlis % ianbbebs.
tro 1titriuelie Of ben Organization ion
eriiterer unber ~ebenitaaenbe Mapn.
1emplar.D rbsre,,s pistisite % BeOebs
iaeelisite DpsaOe e. at f~reutn1e 9gbrue-
llsbeb. s ben 6enfist pil ben forene
alle antaselise Mrnb % Rpinber til en-
for % fraftiS Organization meb bet
1opebformnal At mObarbeibe Drutfenz
ifab % Drittetrafiten FAINT inbiiiarpe
slfbolbenbeOeas Yrincip bos @amunel %
Ting. Den pil Opreiie be Sabine % be.
bare be Staaenbe fra 5alb.
Templar-D rbenen pirter unber GUrm
% Napn of Drben, forbi be1ne Maobe
for Sfbolbspirffombeb bar piit fio at
bore ben NET fremsanosrise. Snb,
beutet Grfarins taller fraftisere eub ale
Hrsumenter. Da Grfarenbeben bar piit
Jig at bore ben rntti8ite, iaa bu Droe.
mems Beitprelie lite beige ct baarlisere.
gi f~oretraiter at beboloe bet sopnlisite,
% tro, at be. fom imobiise bet, ,,iial fSr
fable til os, enb ri til bent"
Meb meb oisie Orb bar Ri life billet
foripare bpilietiOmbelft sfaes Drbeu
eller Drbenspeien ! Werben. 91ei, lanst
berfra! plabien tinaDer imiolerttb lite
anbet Der enb en- entel Gremfti1ins al
buab Der ot,saar % % por Drben.
Det er-iiar bet !. t. bemmelisbebsz
fulbe, iom al Manse tlanbrts. saas
bant Rlanber fan bog lille fable paa
Iemplar. o rbenen, tbi benne er life
bemmelial Srtet 2sfte forbres at ben
Snbtrebebbe ON at bemmelisbolbe %
sentins. lluberorbnebe lOtale 5Orenin@
ger (talbte .Tempel") bar Gribeo til
etter GOrsootbeftnbenbe at bolbe fine
M5ber oabne % frie. Meu naturlis>
big bar be osiaa Het til at bOlbe ier,
iti1bte Meslemsmsber, bporbeb Blot
Meblemmer Os beres 8enner faar bore
tilitebe. Dm MI bette ifal fables BENT
melisbebsfalbt, ba er bore eamfunbs<
rnpber bemmelise. Eli nu % oa boloer
en- FABIAN 5oriamlins Msber, bportil
Blot Meblemmer % beres Wenner bar
Nbgans.
Ds ri pnaltaar ct iaabant 5orbolo at
bore Ret.. Drbenen bar til 9eufist at
bore en- S6bifenberine e1er ct BrOber-
fab. Dette tpber paa Gam,lielip. Ds
boor e ben orOektrise Sanilis, fsm lite
inellem ftenser fine Dsre % bill bore
for fig ielp? Men buem paaitaar MI, at
ben Gamilie abiolut moa furetaoe fig
noset onbt, forbi ben for en- Tib bar
ftenst fine DSre for ben surise Weroen?
G1er bpem paaitaar, at Gamilien sjorbe
onbt peo at tillutte fine Dsre for nbez
fienbte? Nu ip6rses: Meb buab @et
bsmtner man por Drben, forbi ri iu.elIem
bolber It Mboe Blot for S6bitenoerinoen
co bens tjenbte 9euner? aan bel bette
al noseu inbii9tsfulb % f~oritanbis &ri<
fen fables ct Dnbe, eller temples iom
en- nufriitelis 9emmelisbebsfulobeo"?
Snsenlunbe!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-01

AmMlmapaI.. saut Ste. Marie 1 Atlantic
~ Minneapolis / Pacific Ry's.
THE 500 LINE
Minneapolis Og St. Paul
sfoper siennem @iscoufin & Mi6isan.
Sen fOrtefte @oute I'll Marine, @tGrOir
Soils, Dsceolo. turtle Safe, Cameron,
ENbinlenber, @aseu, 8embine, Germans
bile, @labftpne, G%scanoba, Manitique
% Gault @te. Marie % ale andre Ste>
Der / nOrblise Os sitlise wisconiin os
norbre Micisan;
Den birefte 3fpute neitoper til 8uha>
10, Yapnespi1e, @lenuoob, Glbotp Safe,
6airmont, 9anftnI on, N~1oDertpooo, 6orz
man & Oafes.
@psrs Stationasenterne efter Bart,
ber oiier Moute % Gorbinoelfer % glenn
lite at $500 Line" peb Sault etc.
Marie fnart oil fomme / Gorbinbelie
meb Canadian Yacifif &p. % iaaleoes
bliue ben t~orte1te % bebite 2inie til os
fra Montreal, Bottom us andre 8per
paa apiten.
Depotet i minneapolis er paa Sier<
net at 2bet Street % Abe Nne. 81.
Biletfontor Sisrne @aib. os l Npe.
|Spb.
F. D. UNDERWOOD,
General Ntanager.
JNO. G.. TAYLOR,
@enera! 8asia9er Hgent
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-01
Northwestern College Of Commerce,

Sen melt ~hulbFenbise Sorretnassfole &OroOefen. seriHlt Opmerfonrs
iombeo anuenbes paa be enfele gleoer. sfjenifriunins unoeruies at be opss
tsde Jasmenb @hen os 5oroekn ub bette 9eparenent er uoen samrnens
lsnims. Setalins, Commission Seal gfae us Soothing repreienteres pirfe.
1a orretninsstepanenente al Glepene unber Dperfst at 2ererne. Sfoen
ahaer 9opulartet. Brier lapee ct andre gteba. Soft biQs sfohns
Noarbina 6aQ. @eno efer iaufreret Sournal.
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The St. Paul 4 Duluth
RAILROAD.
9cn fortefte 3tnte TIL
Lake Superior.

fparenoe 3 1imerS StS.
DAGLIG 8 TREN Beige VEIE.
Den i%aafalte Limited bruser fun fem
E,mer fra nEpillinsbberne" til Duluth,
bar Blot tire Stoppeftsber paa 8eien.
8 Duluth Union Depot er nar Gorz
bin6elie meb Duluth 3 SrOn &anse
81. 81.
s9t4t9 G~reurton!
Meb Sens, Soft oe Dampitib inbbez
resnet sjsres via DULUTH til ale sitlise
Stoppeiteber. Biletter paa Dampifib,
e1er Dampifib os Sernbane, eler Re>
turn meb DampIfib alene fan erbolbes
pm pnIfes. Biletter meb nerrnere un<
berretnins erbolbes ueb Senoenbelie til
fplsenoe N9enter:
B. n. AUSTIN,
City Ticket Agent, 10 Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis.
c. E. STONE,
City Ticket Agent, 17s East Third Str, 81. Paul.
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Eemplar-D rbenen bar osiaa til Dp,
sape at bare en- Gorenins for iubbpr6es
6ielp Meblemmerne imellem. 9e oil
forisse at ifafft bperanbre Beifieitiselie
/ 1ilfelbe al 9rons. Men besuoen bar
Drbenen ct inben i'm Mibte or9aniieret
2ipsfuriifrinssfonb FAINT enbpioere Sp,
sebielpsfonb for boert Diitrift, bporfor
ben, iom tilbsrer Drbenen iom ct soss
tienbt Meblem, life bebsoer at 1utte fig
til a1bre Joreninser for lisnenbe Cube
maal. Drbenen bar inben fin eSen
Mibte billet berebe fine Meblemmer
tisie Gorbele. Ds enbuer amer let
baabe 9efpemmelisbebeu % Gorbelen
peb life at bebsue tilbbre 8 Goreninser,
men iitebet faa tire Senii9ter opfplbte
inben en- Gorenius. s Eilfaloe at
Spgbom at faa oppebare en- u9entlis
unberltpttelle CT ! bore Oa0e ct 0ooe,
Iom be fleite Nrbeibere bill j%orifaffe fig.
2iselaa peb lllpttestilfeloe at here be,
trpsset, iant Oeiaa at tante saa 0sben
imsbe meb ben Trgf, at en- efterlepenbe
Gamilie lite, ueb Sibeu al 6Orsen, er
fat paa bar Bate" ueb Dgbsfalbet.
Gor aft bette finbes Maob inben Temp.
lar.D rbeuen. Dplpsninser p~ebrsrenoe
9ilfaar m. m. sipes nebenfor.
Drbenen ftiftebes % uebtos fine 2ope
/ 8pen SEEM Vorf ben 16be % 18be
SUM- 1883 FAINT incorporates unber
Staten Stem Yorfs 2oue ben 24be Qlu-
quit FANNIE Nar al ameritanite Mebbcrs
eere, talenbe be 1ianbinaniiie Sprcs.
Den II inbbelt ! ,,GtOr Tempel" Dpers
beftprelie) J, n0ifriit,1 empel" Diitrist.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-01

2anoets &pefere bolbt &unferenie /
@lens Sails 81. 3. ben "a Wai. Der
fremmpbte flere bunorebe Defesater %
ulis aabre &irfebelesater betaler be for
1T Dpbolb un6er Mbbet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26

She takes pretty nearly the heaviest share
ol tine days labor and though sometimes al
lowed voice il family matters !. never per
plitted 10 show an independent vii or wish
before strangers. Only too often however
sho - O. mere cipher in family conclaycs,
oboye Ter lord and master hehcsts. but docs
not originate a single idea Out Of doors tho
men 90 forth 10 work solemnly. gun 10 hand.
while the women walk behind carrying the
heavy tools az cumbersome wood fasots.
If the happy couple have to climb a steep
and stony path, and they happen 10 possess
only one horse. .t Is the man who bestridcs
the wiry limbed beast. while tho wife may
consider herself lucky if She bc permitted 90
catch hold Of the stirrup leather on the horse >
tail.
Much las been said au4 written abou; the
Stern and unreasoning JEALOUSY Of tho Cor
,icauefor their women. rs n rule, they are
not given 70 frivolity, but after careful OBJ
seryatioa we feel inclined 30 modify ON
opiuions Of the high instincts Of the race IN
tbis connection True a woman D. sacred ,
there is. however, very little sentiment IN
This feeling. Sno is sacred because iAo IS
mans chattel. aud therefore an insult offered
Ia her is an attack on mans honor Here
the green eyed monster" Is a slave and net
q master. Still, life outside tve larger coast
towns may be considered pure enough. &c.
&. r. IN Home Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
Writers for the Daily Press.

The daily press Of New York is uniquely
situated at the present moment Every posi-
ton Of any consequence on every paper IN
the city is filled TO the complete satisfaction
of the proprietors. These positions are filled,
vet one who deyotes his whole time 10 news
paper work is unable 10 find out who their
occupants are. Occasionally the name OF an
editor or OF a dramatic critic, is accidentally
learned. Ii is perfectly safe 20 say that every
editor and every dramatic critic IN town
wants his name known by the people for
whom he writes. The silent subjugati0n Of
these writers is the greatest affection Of their
trade II Is what restralns them fr2 attain
ing their honest, appropriate level. IL IL
what may often keep mediocrty IN the fore
ground and superiority IN the shadow.
The custom Is responsible for that writing
found IN newspapers 70 which any self re
spocting man would be ashamed 70 put his
name. Il is responsible for that torrent OF
perpendicular twaddle against which all in
telligent newspaper readers are constantly
entering objections IL keeps Ecn in posi-
ton vino do not deserve positions on any
literary publication. \ writer might do
twenty years Of bad work on a newspaper
and the readers would come 10 accept n as d
necessary blemish on their Journal, looking
at it as a bit Of machine made mediocrity
But no man could do twenty years OF bad
work over a signature In a very short time
the public would fix bis status. Stupidity
over signature could never sell itself for
two or three cents a day for any length q
t.n.c.-C. NJ 5. Mcclellan in The Writer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26

TIE PANAMA CANAL the
dangers that threaten the French Repub-
lie there is none more serious than That
which arises from the Governments Ill
advised connection with the Panama
Canal Company The disappointment
and rage of the 600, 900 frenchmen who
have given their savings 10 NJ. DeLes'
seps, when they shall fully realize that
their money is lost, will sorely test the
Government strength az least. The
disappointment will be most severe be-
cause the investors confidence has been
so great and because the investment has
taken all their capital. The rage will be
most formidable because II will be the
rage OF the unreasoning and the ignor-
ant. From the beginning NJ. DeLesseps
has boosted that his supplies came from
Frenchmen of small means-.he COM
mon people.-N. Y. Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
nnoro ,ycmen Arc !nvlsible.

Ono cannot live long in India, or at least
IL the Bengal presidency, without being
struck by the fact that one never sees any
native women above the rank OF the IaborinS
class. il emphasizes IN curious way the
difference betwcen eastern and western Gus
toms You SEQ handsome carriages driving
in the parks. aud YOU instinctiyely expect to
s.e ladies IN them. but the occupants are IN
variably mcu--almost invariably fat men-
sleek rotundity being looked on fayoraoly as
a visible sign OF wealth and dignity You
arc invited 70 d magnificent fete at the house
Of a native gentleman, where yon are re-
ccived Ly the host and his solis and uncles and
his male kiasmen Of ali degrees; but there IS
absolutely no sign Of the existence CT any wo-
men. Nor must you commit so grave
breach Of decOrum as TO allude 70 man )
wife or daughters He ignores them, and
expects YOU 10 have the courtesy to do the
same. -Cornhill Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26

The business outlook" az it is called,
appears to be good as far as we can
Judge from the general opinions in The
papers.
With respect to tie year soon to close
the general verdict Is that business has
been fairly good Notwithstanding the
political campaign. The uncertainties
in regard to the tariff have had an eject
in few directions, but il has by no
means been general one. The tend
ency has been towards q decrease in the
margin of profits and an increase in the
volume of trade. In spite OF the short
comihgs of Congress in the treatment OF
finances a steady confidence prevails in
banking circles as TO commercial credits.
There have been some drawbacks in the
way of railroad difficulties, trusts and
corners, but they have not been sufficient
to stem the common tide.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-26
rur SHORT SESSION.

The meeting of Congress next week
will bring forcibly to mind the necessity
for the Democrats In the short session
and at the beginning Of !. to take Inc
lead on the line OF reform as advocated
by the party and put themselves on record
90 maintaining the foremost movement
iusupura,ed by Mr.. Cleveland. In view
Of the idea that the tariff question was
the cause of defeat, the Democrats may
take Lesson from the idea, whether all OF
them believe il or not, and draw q
s.,aighter and clearer plan for reducing
taxes at the points where the people
need relief. To begin at point where
there can be no sound objection on the
mart of the Republicans, the Democrats
might insist on putting tin on the free
]ist and thus relieve great masses OF the
people from a tax and very large busi'
ness interests from heavy burden.
The tax of one cent per pound on Tin
is absolutely without excuse, even &C
cordinc TO the fantastic theory OF pro-
lection, for there is no tin made in this
country to protect. 1t is very heavy
article, and of course heavy tax be
comes proportionately heavier on that
account.
Every man, poor or rich, who wants
The common article Of tin roof must
nav this enormous tax without either the
excuse named allowed or a plea 10 sup
port the government, for il is no! only a
familiar fact that we have more revenue
than we want, butsalso .ha, we cannot
con,riye any way to spend it. Not only
does the citizen as private lndl-
yjdual suffer from this infliciion,
but the trade and industries OF the
whole country suffer in manner that
affects the capitalist, The employer and
the laborer. Every man who uses tin
package for his goods pays such IT'D
ute that il hampers and narrOws his bust
ness and gives foreign competition an
advantage in numbers Of articles.
The fruit packer and the packer oil
canned meats, or oysters or fish, axe III
working under the ban of an arbitrary
and useless tax. The tobacco manuiac-
turer who ships his goods abroad in tin
cases is gouged by the tax on Tin to The
amount Of freezing him out OF many
markets, and SO it works in so many va
rious ways that relief or even the
effcr, to give it would be thoroughly
practical move tina, would be felt, and II
is lust the move that the majority in the
House should make.