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= A sHIn.sAvlne SCHEME.
The Original plan Discovered b Wash.
InReon Woman.

The Original Plan Discovered b . Waoh.
inEeon Woman.
Tho man who sayB that women havc
not originality not only speaks un-
truth, but dcccivcs himself. says tho
Washington Post. Every ono has had
occasion to go through o roon in tho
dark on moro or less frequent nightly
OCCASION, when locking tho back door
had been for9ottcn or tho pitcher of leo
water omitted from tho nightly prcpara-
tions for s;Lmbor, and every ono knows
how each individual picco Of furniture
in each dark rOOm trovcrscd, including
tho pianos sharp corners and tho rock
ing-chair's twin projections, is collidcd
with. And all these hard knocks arc
sustained by tho stretch OF bono from
the knco to tho ankle that is commonly
called tho "shin," and Is particularly
sensitive because it has no layer OF
muscle, merely coat of sensitive
skin to protect it. When open doors
aro run against tho nose suffers.
Now, thoro is q young Mrs. D..
whose bluc-eyod baby is q year and
half old, and not infrcqucntly docs
Mrs. D havo to got up OF night. so.
downstairs to tho refrigerator, and
get MIX for baby. Sho docs not say how
often or h'w seriously emo was hurt be-
forc her genius Cuggcstcd tho brilliant
plan which snc now has for avoiding
those petty nocturnal injuries, but she
roo;:y is proud OF her plan for getting
una athrd through room in the dark.
anu has In. ;'4rtcd it to her lady noigh.
bors. 1t is too clover an idea TO DO lost,
and its great mort is in It's simplicity.
Tho scheme is merely to walk backward.
In tho dark ono can sec as woll going
backward as forward. Of course. Tho
lower limbs arc. whom going backward,
well protected from slight raps by the
moro or less libcral pad Of muscle at the
calf, and heois arc less sensitive than
tho toes. And II ono is TO run into q
door the blow can DO bcttcr borno on
tho back of tho head than on tho face.
Mrs. D. is genius.
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FROM SrANLEY'S MAIL.
Curious Requests, On y n Very Fow OF
VIII cll Werc LIonors,I.

Curious Requests, On y n Very Fow OF
VIII ch Werc HonoraI.
Edward Nlarston in his article in
Scribner's gives tho following selections
from Mr.. Stanioy's mail: An enthusiast
haiiing from America asks for Fir. STAN
loy's old cap:
Eight glad ON that you orc once moo in q
civilized country. have carcful!y watched
your proceeding from tho tirno you dis vorcd
Liy.n.s .oau You Gr, o brl:lil How, /! you are
iaclncl To GEL tho cap you woro through Africa
Urn prepared TO Givo you Is fancy price for IL
to adj to my collection OF curiositicS; it chCl
DO preserved In 6 ass case with your namo vL
so:ac.
A firm of tobacconists makes tho 70!
lowing cool request:
Will you kindly accord us your gracious per
mission 10 append your nobic nnrnc, and YOU
photograph (-aiJIt W. n3.i f3ryour aitograDh~
ton ilr3t'ca3! quality OF cigar o ii cigarette
mn &C By ourselves from tao bost cd Inest to.
Dncco, ctc.f
A photographer writes:
SIN: Pray c2cujo tho liberty taken by o
stranger Ii approaching you ut q t!2lo wnon
your hands nnd mind NUT be fail, but Sin 20.
TO satisfy tho dc-l aids OF III almiriHg plb.ic.
sor1o oac must claim tho prou position Of por.
1oTTaia. tho task covot, th1S OF executing
portrait etc.
A pootical soldier in Cairo saws:
Ihaclbly beg yoa VIII K1nuiv accept tho IN
closed f1v Dlrnplc linc3 f.ocn q so dior. ( UNI
no po>t eSt ha7a oInrsssa1l n1vsalf ns VOL &c
poS1iblc, etc.
Mr.. s. ropliod kindly to this, ana nas
madc tho Cairo soldier vc-C nroud.
Tho following letter g. srom ON old
acquaintance of tho Pococls days:
DEAR G1n: Please excuse no for tho liberty
havo ta.;cn IN writing to YOU, hit in knowlag
you, On ta.siaB " very grcG: "nttrcst in your
trca7ol3, conyrol ltuo you o. yorr safo return,
hoping you may long 1.-Two to rniov your cclth
onl haonc33 for your luSour" hnvo always
tait1n Groct catrcJt in your travels over oinco
wo Eloct 1T Zanzibar y ham tho man
that dol your boat when tho Pocoo.t Brothers
wos with you and should like q fow lnco frcrl
you. u Baoald A;3o that1 go: :: opr paper,
horo. or.
Soclsnboo ami gIi1 s;dn1ws.
Tho average Indian ha3 not rauch tirno
to wa9to In Gontirlont, but il puro prac-
ticality Pluto D1uav in Nevada lcad3
her raco Left in charge OF her hug
band, who was CT invalid, whilo tho
young bucks and Squawo vcro enjoying
themselves ct o fGndanCo ut Pnncca,
whittier her own inclinctiona led hor.
che crrivcd Ut tho Tor hor) comfortable
co.cluGion that 90 Sccl,aboo had but O
"fcw G3yo TO li1Tcr anyway 1t would DO
beet to bury him ct olcc, so leaving hor-
colf FREQ to attend tho fandango and lind
cnothcr husband. Without waitiny for
DO trlli1J @ consideration CO death sho
carried out hor plan, and won't joyously
on bcrwcy to Panoca. But fato, in tho
pcrson OF q vayfarcr stopped in, rosur.
rcctod Soolaboo and cast Eloon ovor
two hoarta In tho worry n1idst Of tho fan.
IanSo. ..s .,
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Mining Application No. 945.
Notice for Publication il EsV,g,p'.

Mining Application No. $40.
Notice for Publication il HtVspsp..
U. s LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEv j
Eureka, Nevada, July z, 1850.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Charles Adams of the coun-r
ty Of Elko, State of Nevada, whose
Postoifice address is Mt Lee in said
County and State, has this day filed
his Application for Patent for Fiji
teen Hundred Linear feet of the
Mounted Ledge mine or vein bearing
COLO and silver, with surface ground
six hundred feet in width, situated in
Railroad Mining District, County of
Elko, State Of Nevada, and designated
by the tield-notes and official plat in
this Office as Lot No 81. Said Lot
being described as follows, to-~it:
Beginning at post married No y
s S No 81 situated on the southern
slope of Bunker Hill whence u S
Mineral Monument No on the sum-
NIT of Bunker Hill bears N % deg 10
min w 1907 feet, u s Mineral Monu-
ment No 3 on Red Bird Hill bears N
0 deg SO min w $3.50 feet; the entrance
to No tunnel bears S 8 deg IA min
w l3O feet. Ms deg 40 min w 1900
feet tn a post marked No 2U S s No
81, whence post on N Z cor U s s No
80 on Bullion Lode bears N 10 deg IL
min w 1929 feet, post No 2 U s s No
AZ on Sky Blue Lode bears N / deg 45
min w 1O45 feet and post on S T. cor
u S S No 40 Web Foot Lode b, ars N
40 deg 06 min w 3T7 feet. N 81 deg
IL min p COO feet to post marked
No 5 u S S No 81 whence post No /
u S s No 30 on Cleveland Lode bears
n 81 deg % min w 9S7.3 feet, post No
3 u s s No 80 on Hoffman Lode
bears N ~ deg 04 min w liza feet
and Z S Min Monument on Red Bird
Hill bears N 10 deg 13 min w 2291
feet. s 3 deg 40 min E 1900 feet to n
post marked Nod u S S No 81. s 81
deg IL min w Goo feet to a post
marked No ] U S S No 81 to the place
OF beginning, containing 20.66 acres.
Distances chained and COURSES ex-
pressed from the True Meridian Mag.
netic Variation Is deg So min f.. The
/ ocation Notice of this mine is re-
corded in the Recorders Office OF Rail
road Mining District, in Book E page
33 of the records Of said Mining Dis
SiS0. Liz dNJOInlDH Cluiu ID Jl0
Cleveland, owned by Horace K Thur.
Der. Any and oil persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said Mounted
Ledge Mine or surface ground, are
required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF tho United
States Land Office at Eureka, in the
State OF Nevada, during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, OF
they will DO barred by virtue of the
provisions OF the statute.
] d. Fl. HALL,
! Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the fore
going Notice Of Application for {
Patent be published for the period Of
Sixty days, (teu consecutive weeis) Ii
the Daily INDEpENDBNT, q daily
newspaper published ut Elko, Elkt
County, Nevada.
d. II. HALL, Register.
E1EA 60 HWHuMM araRau a1A
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Notice to creditors.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Thomas CanOVan, Deceased.

1EOmA6 SanOVan, OeceaSeQ.
n OIICF IS HEREBY OWEN BY THE
~ undersigned, tho Administrator II the
Satate OF Thoinss Canovan. deceased, to the
g.. aits-s Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exh bit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first pnl lica ion Of this
notice, TO The Administrators Of said Estate at
his Office In the town and county Of Eilo.
State Of Nevada.
GFo. II. MEIGs.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Thomas
Canovan, deceased.
IA. PLrMMER.
Atty. for Administrators.
Dated, Augu &c, 1850. 4w
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Notice Of Distribution.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
state OF Nevada, III and fer Elko county
In the Matter ofthe Estate Of Aaron
Van Week, Deceased.

William Hcseltine, administrators OF the
Estate Of aaron Van Week, Deceased, having
heretofore fled his petition praying for ali
Order Of Distribution of the Estate Of said
deceased among the persons entitled:
NOTICE Is HFRFBY GIVEN TO ALL
" persons interested in the Estate of the
said Aaron Van Week, decreased, to be and
appear before tie District Court OF the state
OF Nevada, in and for Elko County, at the
Courtroom of said Court, I'm the TowE Of
klko, on Tuesday, the Second day OF septem-
Der, 1890, At ten "cleck a. ". Of said day then
and there to show cause, II any there be, why
an Orter Of Distribution of the Proceeds OF
said Estate now on hand should mot be made
among the heirs Of raid deceased, according
10 law.
5srA L.o. HENDERSON,
'~>~~' Dated, August 4. 1890.
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BAlOuatEStat8CONTBnti0l.|
HEADQUARTERS
)EMocRATIo STATE CENTRAL Cox.
VIRGINIA CTTY. juno 20. 1880.
Pursuant to tine action OF the Demo
ratio State Central COMMITTEES of
he State OF Nevada held this day,
t was ordered that a
DEMOCRATIC
TATE CONVENTION
BE HELD AT
RENO, NEVADA,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1880,
At O'Clock p. n, fer the purpose of
dominating full State Ticket to he
,oted for at the next General Flee
zion, viz:
Member Of Congress,
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General,
Secretary of State,
State Treasurer,
State Controller,
Surveyor General,
State Printer,
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ti0n,
-Four Judges of the District Court,
Taoo Members of Board of Regents of
State University.
Also for the appointment o. a
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The Several Democratic County Cen.
trail Com mittees will call
Primary Election
Saturday, Aug. 80, go,

Saturday, Aug. 80, go,
For the purpose Of electing delegates
to the said State Convention, the
Primary Elec' ions to be carried out
in compliance with the laws Of the
State.
The following test will be required
Of each voter at the said Primary
Election:
"Are you voter and will you sup
port the nominees Of the Democratic
State Convention to be held in Reno
September IL, 1902"
j. W.ADAMs, Chairman.
P.J. dunno, Secretary.
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Also for the appointment o. a
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

And the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
the Convention.
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W-Bnsinere kours from a. y. to4 r. -.
H1-VAiuao. PAi.ors received for safe keeping
10 safe vault. free of charge. .,''
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1t is hereby ordered that the fore
going Notice Of Application for a
Patent be published for the period Of
Sixty days, (teu consecutive weeks) In
the Daily INDEPENDENT, daily
newspaper published ut Elko, Elko
County, Nevada.
d. II. HALL, Register.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
Acknowledged with Thanks.

The following donations to II. Marks
Home and Hospital since December
and gratefully Acknowledged by the
managers Of that institution: Star
Clothing House, one box OF hats; T..
Steketec * Sons, quantity of dry goods,
of the most useful character, value
sd 10; George g.. Stekctee, Sl0.33; Mil
Ter * stanton, load OF kIndLng; I.
PcglCr, two turkeys and one chicken;
Herrck x Randall, three bushels of
apples; =. Wendover, celery and citrOn;
Seaman q Putnam, il cords OF two feet
wood; o. Van Buren, one bushel OF
apples; Mrs. f. Letellier, choice grapes,
cranberries, ten pounds OF nuts, ten
pounds of candy and five mince pics;
4 friend, package Of clothing; Mrs.
WOrmloy, Mrs. a. +. WOrden and Mrs.
Chas. Perkins, reading matter; >!rs. A..
j. Bovine, Christmas pudding; Indus
trial Band, ladies' and children ; cloth
ing: Mrs. Buikley and Mrs. John Ball.
milk; Mrs. Francis liliey, one barrel OF
apples; Mrs. +. =. Fuller, dehcacies for
tie SICK, one gallon OF oysters, three
dozen oranges, ice cream and flowers:
Mrs. Geo. Kendall. one bushel OF
apples; Mrs. +. D. Collins, delicacies
for the sick, grapes and oranges; Mrs.
4. Preusser, cheese, ham, celery two
cans Of oysters and sausage; Mrs
Shelby, bundle of clothing.
Mrs. GEO. {. FrTCH,
Corresponding Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
THE OBSERVER


FKE0EEsu SELE-EAAAtSAfAO
Calling a. ans u cur lzrgs tAcsoFAes
fea aays ago. we foana tie machinery
s1s xolz ~ badly ne super -1snl-
snt ard eng seer lad searcsed "a fSa
to ina tne mculty. finaliy tnss de-
e-ded 10 SHUT down, an1 they nfor uieo
the azn4s t1at they need nol cone
nlck e. uQEk autl the wa ste o-e"" L0f
tacm. bul ta4t lLslF wages siloAA3 -
81 81 tne slnle EhSre. @loue, y 20 We
eug.les alld machinery stlA, ahd t-e
DOORS iolaea tleF explored al tiir
nlscl uery, from basement 70 @atlets
1ld aL last found "a defcct where tArt
leasl expected q. and y here lneY nl -Lt
Gat have G discovered 10 ullll ~ Ha3
proved falaL one OF tae niass.se
Foundation stones had settled ald
tArJan everything 0ut ol pi4hi',
ald, VI course, slightly Out oi gear
Ia-s defect WAS promptly Tcaieu 'etl
and tlen All worked Well AGAIN. Ane>e
were costly hours t0 Ihe owners ~ t1e
factory. yet ln another sense - the
wort they were profitable by beng
alone with the machinery, the super
ltendeut saved the concern from rAcA
and rum.
1he human systom Is ike factory.
oar minds, bodies and hearts are Ike
machinery. ~ become defective, get
out ~ :, AZ. Ii .s u0t easy I'd discover
what Is tie matter. amid tie hurry and
hustle ot Atc, with the nigh pressure of
steam 40, and oar fellow men around
us. At tne present lme We are pleased
10 call lt 'la grippe" !" because IL sounds
foreign, pleasant and fashionable, but
lt Is tine old complaint Just the same.
TIE machinery = worn OUT or out OF
order, aud needs repairing. W must
10 alone, enter our closets and shut the
door, review and overhaul our system,
think over what we have done, what
We ought not tO havo done, and What
we ought 10 have done, aud now
should 10. The human machinery
needs more rest and quiet. II ia con-
slant, reckless use. the gearing Will
work OUt of line and a break i sure to
follow. Insist on frequent self-eNam-
fuurfgFs
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
CoNsULTATIoN and ENAnISATIo'


Thomas OHHfaru 2l0 Devo-.t. Jackson.
Mich. was badly cfoss-eycd and nearly blind
IN one eye ioI near y t"rhN iRo A'af- ~
calling upon Dr. " hur De npf on.y lad his
sight res orcd but his eyes sirairhtFued-
Elizabeth UffWYiFf. lII iJIFl~INn.si-. nno
large mole near her eye D.. Winur removed
% with plaster. snich ~ Tar better ihan TIE
knife. as lt causes u0 pain
hrs. r Baxter. lH -pfirEst.- we Fief Tour
years. Or. NihuF cured heI iu enort inr
and sbc uow feels ilke ncW WomaA-
Mrs Thomas Root rs parl- ave. hne had
a large tuuor on breast fof years Dr. ~ lr
removed ii ~ plaster. ano Size IS Ho" WeI
Mrs. Wm. Bruce. Jos Trag ST. west lost ID
pounds Ol desh in fiI months bao baehafhfi
headache bearing down pains across hrf. =
such psius 81 Shines she nearly eleo- br. 10
Jessie 0ndyre daughter n r. s. opoyke
3E betruft-St. Jack sou, Mich. has i'eea cross
eyed eight years. Dr. IS bgr sfra 'rhtened hef
Mrs Charrs Low. ls Sorfh Waterloo ave,
bad COMPLAINED igr eve years aDd l1fi -
pounds acfHai weight fhys Clans never Lni1
her wfat yrss raas. ~ surerIlE Ur W itur
cured hcf without subleefing her o. an c2an-
luafIeu. and sie IS low NfIl oman
NHEA he.}. AhfH 81. 49, tN'h. tHf
felt haHiY trffr wears. uss FrrH hrnEfT ~
times. terE rrah and Dad spelt of hafkal Pc
and dllTV headed ras a.ao efsf hf sf'f A. Hf
h iIhuf pronounce i..s csse tape Hofln. gave
h.fn 0I. % dose .E medicine ard In = fev hnHrs
De- was relieved 0f D monster worm feffy feet
Wrs Haraaa Richie TrsH Etm. 0ilo. had
Nftfr nthF fhaf Haf r ra nrnrntr ff1nuf nn fff
upper ip tfaf iH snf wear gree 80 lsrFf as =
peach. nf = .H.f removed tumGf. 81 guo q b
Hrf ffaar r'F fr1n fff cheek. Hnd thr
$50 a 3. fc South oUrfh si -ieu
lfn.l - Dag lrm.t'e ceinp.a aims i.f Tfsra
I. ar rr-rr Hai en. end ehf noa ieeis llfs .
nev v.rfIsn
Tbe Doctor freiffs courspondenoo FROM rso.
p'e ai q distance h'1 HnFrr answers HuT ct
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
IN CONGRESS.
Senators Call and Plumb Engage h q
wordy wsr-The silcOtt Matter in the

Senators Call and Plumb Engage tD
wordy wsr-The silcots Matter in the
House.
WAsHISGToy, Jan. 15.-Iu the Senate
Tuesday the finance committee reported
favorably Senator Sherman's (O.) anti
trust bill. The morning hour was con
sumed In the introduction OF unimport-
ant measures, most of thcm relat-
ing 70 pensions. AZ the close OF
the morning hour Senator Call
(Fla.) called up his resolution
with reference to the Florida swamp
land frauds, upon which ne proceeded 70
speak at some length. His remarks
caused something Of a sensation. lie
assailed tho Senate committee on public
lands, and claimed that thousands OF
acres had been patented "a swamp land.
that were capable of cultivation.
His attack on the committee aroused
Senator Plumb Kan, who made a
scathing reply. He said that Congress
had given these lands to Florida as .
trust, and tha. II there were any frauds
tho State alone was responsible FOR
them. and every word spoken nv senator
Call was IA denuncistiou % his own
State. At some length hs answered the
charges against tho com mnittee and IN
round terms denounced Senator Calls
action IN placing his own State IN sHch
g light before ,he Senate
Senator Call replied IN equally bitter
terms, styling Senator Plsmh's remarks
as The oonteuptibls utterances Of he
gentleman from Kansas.
Senator Dolph lOre also replied 10 a
few words % she charges against the
Senate sBb-couin tee. The senate then
vent iueo executive session ani al
jogrued a. o'clock
Tha House spent he day IN discuss
iur th. bill % refund - members ths
s-1ognt stolen from them bv Silco'.
Ths debate rss began by Chairman
Adars - shs investigating committee.
rho cissd 'hs lsr ani pre-.dsnts in
favor % ere biz. Congressmen Bloaat
ga and Holman Ind made vigorous
attscSs en tae bill A. go ths Ho1ss
a4see 81 thout action.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
A DIFFERENCE.

The Ler8e saws that Wanamaker l.
benefited one million dollars by the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court
relative TO the tariff on silk ribbons.
He had paid a duty Of fifty per cent.
upon the ribbons which he imported,
while under the classification adODted
by the Supreme Court he should have
paid only 20 per cent. Then he must
have paid 80 per cent. IN excess and the
million dollars returned TO him, accord
ing to the IeodCr, must represent that 20
per cent. excess and Wluam8ker must
have imported S3,33S ,333.33t worth OF
silk r.bbons since Iss3. 10 orr
readers believe IT. Wei, they 90
rot havc 90 believe It simply
because the Democratic Republican,
Mugwump-F rce-Trade-Greeuhack So.
says a. They can just As well take the
estimate Of another Democratic paper,
which 2 exactly f9q9 500 loss than the
Isrfer's, and that paper, too, beratcd
Wanamaker Ike aorse-tbief for not
r.vinz the 5000 70 some charitable insti-
utiuu Au ~ which goes 10 show that
.1e fe- knows just about a. much
concerning Wanlmaker's private az
fairs as r foes ~ those IF tl1e e'litor &c
.ae Turer,s UEF,ln. It's lacS Of
know 'cl-o. however. mover prevents &.
.t..-k k.r.- ~. -lrs- r Instead rF ,--
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

pROBhTE ORDER state ofMichiCan. Coun-
L - ot Is euf ss. Al "a se>si on ot the Probate
Court FOR said county OF ktnt. held at The Pro
bate office. $40 the city ot Grand Rapids. on the
oth dag 80 January, iu the year one thousand
eight hundred aud ninety.
Present. cyrus E. Perkins Judge ~ Probate.
In the matter of fhe estate os
MARY s COLLINS. deceased.
Eannah & Stick having fled ~ this court a
petition PRAYING shat the administration OF
>:rid estate may Doe granted 10 Amherst j..
Cheney.
n is ordered that Friday. tho 3ist day NJ
January instant. 80 lD O'Clock iu tIe fore
noon. at saio Probate once be appointed Tor
hearing said petition.
Aud b is further ordered. that q copy % this
order b- puhii-aftl two successive weeks presi-
ous 20 said Gay oi hearing in The Telegram
Herald. q daily newspaper printed and clrcq-
iaffu- iu -l.l county ~ kcuf.
VIRUS =. PEFkTNS.
lA trur copy. Judge 0l Probate
Au9fFH II. hAer~. Register. flur 1au
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16
TO 81 ssCKIBEKx.
OFFICIAL PAPER Or The CITY.
- -. nnR5DAY. JAN. d


-tta "a AAi+ AAtDtt- ltb, tA pAtc1cA -
NJ. HathaEsy in bis address before
thc Free Trade Club .ast Tuesday even
lns, are 50 uu.uue as 10 attract atten-
ton. lie sad We are free traders
because ve believe that freedom and
lherty are the clear fundamental
p-ncples Of Our Government, which
have made Our land what Il IS The
only connection here between the fact
stated ADD the reason for it. IS a verbal
one. Tie word "free" occurs in the
statement oil both. lie might Just as
logically have sad we are free
booters, or free-lOvers, because" +" etc. IL
be- argued that, because freedom and
Liberty are the clear fundamental
principles Of our Government, +" every
thing Is free, including trade, MS syl-
l0gism would be perfect AMI warrant
rs conclusion IN form, although we
might stall dispute the correctness Of ms
premises. But such IS not his argument,
for be follows immediately with thc
proposition that all men were
created equal with certain inalienab.c
rights This qualities the preceding
proposition by admitting that a citizen
Is not entitled to all rights, but only to
certain rights-whlch IS quite true and
vas true long before light broke IN
upon Mr.. Hathaway. Now, unless he
shows that the right of free trade is one
Cf those certain inalienable rights,
be has proven nothing and shown
reason for nothing, not even for being
3 free trader. Even though "thc pur-
pose and ann" OF the founders OF our
Governments was TO give them fcortain
inaieDabic rights to AZ men," yet be
has utterly failed 60 BRING free trade in
under his general term. His glittering
generahtcs are dazzling, but his logo
is mud
Freedom IS the first prize Of all peo-
pies, says ne, and then, a. # the act
were Inconsistent with freedom. ne ex-
claims. "And yet we see thousands OF
men al over the country today bowing
their knee to the god protection
when they should throw the brszen
ldol from is pedestal" But ne fails to
show that this "bowing of the knee IS
compulsory upon any one. It seems
to IN a free Wlll offering on the part
81 many ~ gise Statesmen and much
more acute ioglclaEs than Mr. Haths-
vav. Then now is It Inconsistent with
freedom. ard why should they be pre-
vented fron still "bov ug the knee
NO reason At All q vsn. unless. indeed
bc hcause NJ Hathaway thinks
trcv ou-ht rather to kick over tbe brass
monkey.
"Trs en of protection = directly
opposed 90 7Il IDEAS of freedom "a de-
carcd 81 he tae siEnt Of every citizen
ln thc Con sutton. " asserts NJ. Hath
away one would suppo=e that tue
Gentleman lad iuss awakened from =
SIP Van W'nkle sleep, sud was under
t1e IMPRESSION thst ne were still living
undsr the oid artcles # Confederation.
right to protoct American industries
Earrered to bc "tvis-born- wth tho
Federal Constitution. IF protective
ttrFs arc uucousaator3 My
haven't Importers long SINCE refused
la nv thenl snd contested the matter
iu tnc COURTS "Oh~r Nr Hathaway
v0uld -erly. secsUse the importer can
IA Il 4. .r e., hrr -,-r.-.-e ara --f q
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-16

PRoF. TUcRER, OF Anaover, Mass,
limits the original thinkers of America
to three, Jonathan Edwards, Benjamin
Franklin and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The professor ought to have included
himself, tor no one else IN America mas
ever thought OF more original way OF
making Il fool OF himself than by pro
mitigating SUCH doctrine.