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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11
DAUGHTERS of the King.


A religious organization has recently com'
into existence bearing TIN, significant name
The title IS not f~ancIful 1t. IS tas1d> upOr
the fact that every Christian woman, Q
Whatever denomination. j, the kings daugh
Ter. We have inspired authority for the
name And We SHALL he ms Aonsa and dauoh
tiers, saith the Lord Almighty
We know how much Importance even w
republican Americans attach =; my reco@nl
tion from royalty. 10 have been presont"f
at court. TO hnve had Il word, Il smile, a
glance, from king or queen. prince or prln
cess, tins IS something 10 rtntlfhAr ana ~
proud OF, and "" bequ"ath the memory OF /
to orr descendants.
Yet what an empty, unsa'lsfvIng honor
Of how Iittl" worth in any time OF the soul.
need and at best how few can attain 1t
But a privilege infinitely higher IS freely
offered ~ each one Of U.s.. Ncmay not only
approach into the very presanre chamber o.
the king II kings, bat he waits to adopt u
INTO his familv-to make us his ''daughters.
There Is no empty honor, no more tictltlou
title. 1t is NOT a name that we must lay
inside when No Ii" down in the dust. If W,
are the kings daughters here ON earth, &c
we shall be when earth and its kingdoms, 1t
titles and distinctions. shall have passed
away forever. The kings. daughters. Ant
our father Is no limited monarch, no earthly
emperor. He is the creator, the maker OF
the universe. To him cheruhlm and seraphin
continually do cry. HIS glory fills tho
heavens. Whit n distinguished honor to be
daughters Of such n king
This distinction ~confcrs upon rs sweet yet
solemn privileges. What ore they What
are the privileges Of the common children OF
an earthly father To uphold his dignity
and honor. to wear his nalue worttily, to 9
tend Il helping hand to each other in ar
times of need. Yes, III" distinction has it
duties, which should be considered our dear
est privileges.
The kings daughtcrs-i do not refer to tn,
particular organization now wear no insig-
mia Of their exalted station and rank, They
may be found IN loWlicst glIiec and III tn,
humhlcst homes. But watch their lives and
You Will recognize their right to the name
iney bear. Like Christ, their Elder Brother
they go about doing good They live no
for themselves but tor others. Perfect they
do not claim to ho; bit trey are So, king dai-
" for more conformity to the image ant
likeness of Christ.
FIRST ir, and then do. This should be tn,
eyPancnce his love IN our hearts, and Their
do his VII; so shall we prove our right to be
called the kings daughters.
We donot need to gofar away from honett
claim our right. We are not required to dc
great things. No can give acup OF colo
water in his name, We can speak a kindly
word, can nurse II sick child, can sit for al
hour with the aged or intirm, can take a few
flowers 10 brighten an lnvallds room, car
lend a good book to some one who cannot
buy II even these ministries arebtvond ouI
reach, we can at least, by our patience IN
Vrivation and our serenity III affection and
SORROW, show that we are abiding il His love
Whose daughters we are -LAnna +. Rafren
Srarr,r
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

"You people in the East know moth.
ne about stock farms sand John Mac
Key. the California horseman, in the II.
James Hotel the other evening. There's
.N-G1ov, S,auford's farm in ean Nateo
county as al example. He had 3is
rotters and thoroughbreds on his farm
when | left, AID Of the lot PSI were
.r~otting-bred brood mares. He runs to
trotters and has been wonderfully sue
,essful Al i. New Workers think of the
thoroughbred horse Is the great animal
II the stock farm, hnt the trotter IS in
reality the fellow who brings TO the
breeder the hand>omcst returns after
AL Horses who.cAn tro: in 225 out
there, says this excellent authority. are
plenty as three-rainun horses in this city.
and the price asked Tor the former there
: about the same As eau be readily Oh
:alnci for the latter here. \ BIOL / year
'.d that canno show better than , 80 on
he roal ISN'T wortil owning IN the
,pinioaot these C3lifocnia hor~enen. and
an easily h aad iron $500 to 500
Nee Yor> I.mss.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11
IT REMOVED THE PIMPLES.

ROUND MOUNTAINS, Tx, March r. -.
lady friend Of mine la foI scf elst Eg"1
been troubled with bumps and piauIt 81 h.r
face and neck. for which She lj-eet N.tr. "a. ea--
metic. III order to re:noT, them ans t|,et3tIts
and improve her complexion frlt tht~, Local
applications were only telnp9rtr, aud !@ft II
skin in worse condition.
| recommended an intrrntt pr. l~lIatio:i
knowa as Botanic Blood Balm Which ! ilaAc
been using AMI seIIin9 about two yelr-; 9aeS
used three bottles ana nearly al! piInplrs hlvc
disappeared, her skin is soft and smooth. aul
her general health much improved. Sh' 80
presses herself much GratitietI, ana Cal recon
mend it to all who are thus ATT ctcI.
MIS- II. Nu&D&
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

Iiusts II useno;d Calendar for 1873, as lis
uai, leads al others inteaMty and style Tie
most taking feature about it, because il is
uniqqt III Calendars, is that it is cut-out, rs i
ia:rl~nlue yours @iii, with a wealth OF lrown
hair, contrasts beautifully with her blue hon
lIet n1! strings ihc tcai is a marvel uf
|ol,i printing, the flesh tints being as natur-
al aS lie. Tile l@li is also piilte! i'll yolors,
with 4 !ecll design fnr every month. ami
there i rtnleuSri uItn i Il large amount OF
valuable IHt0rllatie 3ntttI. 1t Ea, 50 many
points 81 excellence that / NUT &c 7c,l to le
appreciated.
Copies may lie opta5ne! II The drug store,
~ ~ sgilIlHg TX cent, II stamps t. {. l..
Hood Z Go i.o"etI, ma,-,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11
GIVES BETTER SAIIsFhCTION

CAn1z.ky,JuIy SCI -.
Please send me one box Blood Balm .aaal
Snuff by return mail. 4, one - II. caef ,..,f%
IS stalking +. Z. 3. for ~cafarrii anl want ,pN
Of the snuff. +. T.. b. gives better "a. 49, .ait
than any medicine | ever sold. llal, ia
dozen in the past u week, ana i give -ai
satisfaction. If don't remit ali right fpt iii
write me. Yours,
W. =. BR.<fg,H
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

Almost everybody wants 2 .srriac Ton
Here Is a sirap.e testimonial, vl.,ea shows l.ra
3. B. Z. il regarded. Il vii hnoea Eo8r ..4 ea
ont and restore your aIItciJ..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

70 TIL Gdit re- Please inform yollr retlars
that | haNna positive remedy for the above
named disease. ~ its timely use thousands
OF hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. / shall be giat IT, send two bottles OF
my remedy FRcf1 to al" q vuur real".s who
liay~ consumption il tie. viii send me their
Express ar,i +. .. a~.!.re,s. Respectfully,
/. 4. SLDCtM, II. e, 81 Pears st. y. y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

4 tot u obstinence organization, called the
Suadish HIua Hibon Society, having MY
two ma,,hars. u&s recently formed ut aai
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

The ..ayor Of Buffalo. y, y. IS a wholesale
LIQUOR man, wilde sixteen ether - The citv
otfieial. are Inrulr NeAI.rS..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11
$500 Bewurd

is offered. IN good faith, by the manufacture
er.,t Dr Sa.e.s Catarrh Remedy for Il ease
IF ratarrh which they cannot. cure. Il IS
m.li, ,,uttgns and healing III its effects. AID
cgr, : cold IN the head, catarrhal deafness.
throat ailments, and many other compllca-
I ons If this distressing disease. % cents, hy
druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11

Judge Hosea 3 Noulton who is one q T."
rlrhte, lecai nanis Of tbs country,ls lrtst-
dent OF the Prohibition League Of the u!
irict OF Columbia.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-02-11
MEMORY OF EurIy Days

Eana ii cliIGhaoi. tender years.
SsalIoyvel oft with groans and tears.
How Il made the flesh re""ll.
~n.th~nne, greasy castor on
Search yeur early memory close.
TilN.II ind another do>t:
an tha shudd. ring fraule r-N"lts
1t tie thought OF EPSON salts.
Underneath the pill box nd
Was a greater borrow bid.
Climax II ali inward ills,
Huge AMI gripping old blue pills.
What j contrast to the mild ani gentle ar-
ti1n of DR. Pitrce's Pleasant Purgatlvc FL
ls., >npar-eoateI. easy 10 take, cleansing. re-
tu .rating. rllovatiEg the system without
nr-ucnjuc II win agony. Sold by druggists
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Tho Peculiar Story of the Murder OF
John clifford,

Sonn Iuuoru,
Omaha, Neb., Feb. li.-Morrison Wi.
cox, sheriff Of Cattanugns county, New
York. passed through this city having in
custody james q. LATER, a stock raiscr Of
Walrous, n. NJ, who is wantcd ut Olean
for the murder in June, 1852, OF John Cliff
ford, rich lumber merchant. LATER has n
twin brother, William. James is gradu.
ate Of Cornell and William Of Yale On
the night Of the murder both were ut Clii.
lords, visiting his two daughters, and
while there n man paid 5000 In cash 10
the old man In their presence. Shortly
after both left for home. Between ? and 3
o'clock Clifford was attacked In his room
by masked man and beaten ~ death, and
the money, which had been scented in
the mattress, Was taken. The murderer
was met In the ball by the youngest daugh.
ter, and the mask was snatched from his
face. The next day she declared that
William, lafcr WAS the man, and hc was
arrested, tried. convicted and sentenced 10
ten years at Sing Sing. shortly after James
LATER, after having been involved in many
difficulties. left here, and report was no
ceiyed later that he WIS drowned. Three
years after Gov. Hin pardoncd William,
on the ground that investigation led him
90 believe the crime had been committed
by tho dead twin brother II has since
been learned that the reported death OF
James was false, hence the arrest. lie de.
mics his guilt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15

Gods holy word, and come frequently to
the holy communion. Practice daily self
denial in eating and drinking and in other
luxurious habits. The money thus saved
will keep the poor and sick and enable you
to make worthy Easter offering. Bring
the children and your non-churchmen
friends and neighbors TO some OF the ser
vices. Try 70 increase the list OF candi-
dates for holy baptism and confirmation.
my dear people, please TO pray, every
day, that God would send the Holy Ghost
into all our spirits and especially enable
me to bring out things new and old for
your ediiicauon. Try to spend this Lent
with Jesus"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
GOV. TAYLOR IlKss IT.
The Grace Church Festival Voted q
Brilliant Success bv Everybody.

ino Oraco Snurcn FESTIVAL Noted
Brilliant Success by Everybody.
Many, many hungry visitor fell under
obligations 10 that charming circle Of ladies'
who compose the guild OF Craze church
for boun,iiul and delicious lunches, which
they provided Yesterday. These blessed
women combined the wish to contribute
to the comfort OF people, With the purpose
to aid their church. and were overwhelmed
with substantial appreciation. Seats at
their table commanded premium. and 50
delighted were Gov, Taylor and his staff
with their charming and delicate hos
pitality that they gladly repeated their
calls. The affair was In every way sub
staniisl success, us II must have been when
our social leaders took charge OF il. BE-
sides comforting 80 much pleasure upon
their guests they were enabled 10 clear q
handsome sum for their church.
The ladies gracing the occasion, as far rs
the reporter could gather, were:
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Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

tho Physician
reliable tenpuuca
department ~ " Oovh ~
u,ntI hex cntt
find n opinion eonGdsn the
III D HAM d. D.
advance sheets Of Family Physician gv mo pleasure
10 work
circulation OVOntt- ~.
our
ophon' express" ''' y WV ~ A. D.,
cy,oro Burnett Medical College"
which will aid wondcuyn
nOng diseases proper remedies Aoratc Homeopathic Eclectic
Iydo pathiea and Herbal
health assist the family doctor hh not intended
place but help you do everything possible
n IA absence
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
Metropolitan nanL Amir.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. IL Receiver Nc
Conyilc has not yet taken possession Of
the Metropolitan bank, his bond having
not yet been approved. This fact gave
rise TO n rumor that movement was on
foot 10 rco1ganisc the bank and release the
arrested officers.
The grand jury was sworn today aud
entered upon Ia work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15

Mr.. Z. A. Ireland. OF Brccn, Phillips 4
Co, Nashville, Tenn, says II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used tho
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment ID gave me
instant relief and has effected n permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co, mann
iaciurH Nashville. Tenn. 80 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale al Holsters drug store.
No. 2s3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
SCALY, ITCHING SKIN
And all soaly and Itching Skin and
Scalp Diseases Cured by cutloura.

Psorlass, Tcfcma. letter. ninrworn, ilchcn.
rufilus, Sail Head, Mia Crust. nandrln. har'
hsfs', lakcrs' 0fUrcfs' and Mashcfwomnn'a Itch,
and every species ~ ithinF burning, scaly. Tim.
Ply liumnr ~ the htin aud scalp aud hlood. with
los " Halt Afo positltely cunsi by CuricVnA the
greet .kin tufV. aud NtIirunA soar, an exquisite
rkin ltautlhef. externally. and GUftCUrA Rrsuts
NgNf ihe nov Hood ruflhrf. internally, when
phy tlciant aud all other Vme,iiCs falL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
rsonIAsIs. on scALy nKrN.

I. John J. Case, n. u. n, having rractloci dent
istu IN ihh county fof ihlny I'VE year. aud being
vel Known tn Thousands hofcalouts, with view
W hclpany who are afflicted a. have been Tor the
past twelve year, tesiiiy that the CuuCtua REaT.
piu ourci me Of faofhsla. or scaiy skin IN elrht
days afiCf the docinu with whom had consulted
EANf me mo- help OF encouragement
Newton, n J. JoiiSJ cAsE. .. p.A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
DusrrASrVL or SCALES.

". y Csrpentcr. licnderson. n. v. cured Of TO.
rlaia OF lepusy. Of twenty years standing BY CO.
Ixcofd dustlauiul Of scales fell from him DAILY.
fhyiclAni aud hls iflcnds thought he must die.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
No Other Book Published Does This.

IN which worthy OF special mention
Infants and Care OF the Sick"
Tho ar OF these of disgusting
about and taken altogether tho
delicate that
printed
chapter wormAny the book mother even lit
o DO purchased at il regular
chapter equally written and valuable
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
pIsrRE.sINa IHurIIoN.

Your cvucrna RIurnmi performed wonder.
ful cum last summer on one Of our customer al
old gentleman ~ seventy years OF aro. who suf
icrod with a icarlully ditfnsslnr eruption on his
head aud lace. aud who had ttied stl rcmcdlcs and
doctnfs 20 No puuasc.
TckAfkana. Afk J. n SMITH A Co
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15

sold syeryNherc Price cuucrnA, Tor Soar, 30.
hhsolvtst u. ftepari ny the roTTHn DnUa ASD
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. MAJ
ssrend Tor "it0w 70 Cufe ain Dies.ras CA
page. 70 illusifstions and i0o testlmonlaia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
rczrMA RADICALLY cunrp.

Pof The radical cum Of an obstinate case u Esc.
CutiCuHA NniEDfTs
EB RICHARDSON, New Haven. Conn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
No Other Book Published Does This.

In L. direction rheaimc
separately and for each disease tho methods used By
Of the
respective modes practice This makes the work specially
o family matter what school Of medicine they prefer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15

Boils, pimplcs, hives, ringworm. tetter and
all other manifestations Of impure blood are
cured by Hoods sarssparills.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15

VIII be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. CAREERS Little Liver Pills
Thousands of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
No Other Book Published Does This.

sEooD-whn person really attacked by dangerous disease enables
the ailments Of family
uem)t full directions
trhng
when call physician
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

II customary with premiums new sO.hes only but tbs
publishers old rule they intend TO do WE'LL least
and paid their
show appreciation OF these friends
offered expensive and
object Offering Of subscribers will ask every old subscriber
valuable eonc him
self missionary subscriber Come ami "ng
that will be Of nclcuabie value
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NEW EDITION.


and handsomely bound with
boSedeo We and
DIFFERENT OTHER EVER PUB
Fsr how tell what the matter when
gesc
uwha todo the
you Wilt a snd zee
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-09
| BLADDER
| DISEASES.

binary success. II
Pamphlet on Urinal
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-09
NIinor Mention.

young girl named Julia Flynn. OF Des
Moines. Iowa. has begun suit against her
uncle and guardian for SlOOOO damages for
false statements made concerning her char
acter and brutal treatment.
The wife OF Thomas w. Eek. the bicyclist.
has begun suit in Minneapolis. Mimi, for
divorce. Just year ago quite a sensation
was created in that city by the runaway
marriage OF this same couple.
Strenuous efforts are being made to secure
Communication in the case of Mrs. Pyle, un-
der sentence OF death at Walla Walla. W. I.
Two thousand persons have signed u petit
ton to the Governor.
The Cigarmakers' Union. No. 1873. OF New
ark. NJ j.. will appeal to the United States
Supreme Court the Vice Chancellor's de-
cision that any one may use the Interna-
tional Cigarmakers' label.
Thomas J. Mcnamara shot and killed
William Prout at Cincinnati. The killing
was the result OF an old grudge.
A steel shell has been cast at Pittsburg,
Pa. the first ever made. that weighs ninety
five pounds and requires five pounds OF
powder. which will throw it six miles and a
half at the rate OF 1000 feet second.
Henry M. Yinont. made insane by ex-
cessive cigarette smoking, has been sent to
an asylum from Milersburg. Ky,
Samuel Lockett. of Dewitt. Ark. has been
arrested for the murder OF his brother.
/. l.. Legare. who claims to have assisted
in the capture of Sitting Bull. is trying to
get reward from the Government.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-09
CLARK for $4,000. the highest price everpaid
for a horse.
FIRES RAJ GHTFUL FURY.

Awful Loss OF Life In a Tenement Crowded
with Polish Tailors, Families and Work
men.
The bursting OF a kerosene lamp In large
tenement house In New York City caused a
coniagration OF dreadful nature. Seven
teen people were roasted. six others 50 Sc
verely burned that they will die. and many
more received serious injuries. The house
was a ramshackle affair hidden In the middle
OF the block. the only entrance to 1t being
a narrow alleyway from the Bowery; In
front OF IL was c four-story building. Adj
Joining this is Harry Miners Peoples Thea
ter. In the rear Of the burned building were
two houses. hemming 1t completely In.
In this caged-in building lived about
one hundred and fifty people. Each OF
the six floors was occupied by single
family. the head OF which was a tailor. who
made clothing for the cheap wholesale
houses. and employed from fifteen to twenty
men. women. and children. In addition to
his own family They were all Polish Jews.
and employers and employed worked. ate.
and slept In the crowded rooms OF the
dingy tenement The flames gained such
RAPID heauWhy tDh' esc"Pc was "Aio'' IN
possible, and the most appalling scenes
followed. the cracking OF the flames
mingling with the wild shrieks OF despair
OF the unfortunates. Many of the fright
encd inmates rushed down through the
flames. and escaped to the narrow court
yard, with clothes ablaze and hands and
bodies burned. The picture Of charred re-
mains OF men, women. and children was
| such as to beggar description. The flnan-
i ..i..I l...s. A. r.l.lcad nj &2h. 600.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-09

A prominent official of the Treasury
Department, who has the reputation of
being a connoisseur of fine wines, had
o. q guest the other day at his table q
prominen. South Carolina Judge. The
Judges glass was fillel several times by
his host with some exceedingly fine Sau-
terne, of which the host was particu-
larly proud. The Judge drank the con-
tents of his glass down at n single gulp
every time; still he did not seem to en-
Joy his wine very much. The host turn
ing to him finally said:
"How do you like that wine, judge
1t is some that was sent me from France
not long ago."
The Judge filed his glass once more
and did not set it down until he had
drained it of its last drop.
at tastes first-rate," he answered Of
last, "but, somehow or another, il
doesn't quite seem to reach"
The host laughed, and handing down
bottle of whisky, said: Suppose you
try that"
And from the expression of the judge.
face, it was quite apparent that it hao
Preached"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-09
lie Was Suspicious.

Business man-What's the matter :?
You look blue.
Partner expected to have some
money left over this year to invest in
real estate, but it's the same old story.
I'll close the year without cent
"What does that extravagant little
wife of yours want this timer"
Il don't know whether it's new pal
ace, q barrel of diamonds or castle in
Europe, but it's something mighty ex-
pensive. She hasn't said yet"
"Eh? Then how do you know she
wants anything?
"When 1 went home last night she
was darning my stockings. Omaha
World.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-09


Social entertainment at Washington
differs from that Of any other city In
the country, on account OF the cosmo-
politan character Of the people who re-
side in the capital city, and the inter
est that is shown in all they say and do.
In no city are there so many elements
that can be combined to make the
social life brilliant and pleasant. Every
State sends her representative men and
women; all nations send theirs. And
while the title of ambassador is not
heard among the diplomats,it makesino
difference in the personnel of the min
listers. who must be men of the highest
character to sustain the dignity of their
countries. Ministers who have dis
tinguished themselves in the diplomatic
service of this country have been pro
NOTED to the title of ambassador, and
transferred to places less pleasing to
them than the Republic of America.
While the absurd idea that foreign
ministers to this great republic repre-
sent the person of their sovereign OBJ
tains, great injustice will DC done to
them and also to our representatives
abroad. The representative OF the very
smallest kingdom outranks an Ameri-
can minister in diplomatic courtesy at
foreign courts, because this'is a repub-
lie, while they must sustain royalty, nc
matter how iufinitesmal the kingdom.
Foreign ministers, however, after
coming here ara not long in recogniz.
ing the Importance of our country, and
in no sense underrate us either socially
or politically. Their duties are very
light, and they really have little else tc
do but to enjoy the interchange o.
courtesy in society. Maya
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