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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
You ANDlARE GONE.

The earth will not in grief disband
When you and are gone,
Twill hang ont at the same old stand
When You and ARE gone.
The little ''suppr's' parts we play
VIII I've Forgotten in day.
We'll he just like some last years hay,
When you and are gone
and meu viii read our epitaph
When you and are gone,
And OF it's import lightly ehaG
WheN yuu and are gone.
The world Wi;l still be ust as glad.
Sur children even-ohl how sad
May call some other fellow dad"
When you and are gone.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22
PARTL0W'S LUCK.

HE blackboard and
5 teady going po-
MES of Mr.. Jackson
Bits, late of boom
less New Chicago,
rounded a bend in
the timber road a
moment after Il man,
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
SEEN IN IHE LaBBLtS

Hon. Frank M.stoue OF San Frsuclsco, The
partner Of the late ex-senator Sargent Of
California. arrived yesterday and engaged
parlors at the Arlington. MI. Stone said
this morning 20 TuE CRtrIc reporter, ia
reference 60 Golden StateH politics that
everything was III q cloudy condition, 90
GOOD deal of interest said be, 'is maui-
f.-fCd in the Guberuatorial contest, and
the different aspirants are hard az work
'aving the wires 10 capture the nomination.
81 This stage OF the game Morrow seems
t1 have the inside track. although FELTON,
ISN'T saving q word. On the Democratic
Side James w. Coleman, Dana's candidate
f5r the Presidency, Is well in the lead fol-
lowed closely hg Mayor Pond Of San Fran
cisco. 10 win Doe an exciting race, and all
the parties have the good VIII Of the
newspapers" Mr. Stine said there was
nothing new iu The matter Of Senator stan
r0rd's successor, but the indications are
that some developments will take place
within the next siv months that may settle
The question Tie said the Republicans were
not making any noise about the Senator
ship, preferrirg 90 devote their time 90 the
Guhcuatorial fight.
George Hunter Of Chicago and r. Fink
OF Little Rock are 40 the Normandie
w. w. Coe Of Roanoke, Va, Is registered
q Chamberliu's.
Mrs. c. P. Libby and Mrs J. II. shepard
Of Chicago are stopping at the shorcham
Hon. william T.. Quimby. editor Of the
Detroit Free Press, is staying at the Shore
ham.
Warren Surtzler Of Omaha e. r. Nelson
Of New York, and Charles b. Bartram and
wife Of Brooklyn. are registered at the Eb-
bite.
Mortimer Levering Of la Fayette, Ind
A. Mason Of Brooklyn, aud John T. Little
Of New York, are az the st. James.
J.. s. Conn Of Font Dodge, Iowa, has re-
turned, aud is registered at the National.
T.J. Outerbridge, one Of the leading Re
! publicaus Of Brooklyn, is staying at the
| Riggs House.
Hon. a. j. Warner Of Marietta, Ohio,
| arrived this morning aud registered at VII.
lar1's,
Miss Jane Allen Of Manchester, England,
| Is at Wizards. Miss Allen is making tour
Of the United States.
r. l. Wood OF New York is stopping at
| the Randall.
Dean Able Of st. Louis arrived this morn.
ing and took room at the Riggs House.
j. a. l.. Waddell Of Kansas City, the con
sulting engineer Of the Phoenix Bridge Com
| pamy, Philadelphia, Is at Welckers.
W. X. Richardson OF Boston aud r. w
| Cox Of Chicago are staying at Wolcker's.
Hon. Jay A. Hubbell Of Michigan, the
| famous "Campaign Contributor Squeczer,'
arrived yesterday and registered at the Ar
Nugtun.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
BONDED AND FLOATING.

The Eastern States owed, I'm 1880,
bonded indebtedness $50, ,O66, 4 GA. 90,
and in 1890. SIS. .s07. sSGsj. a decrease
Of Sl1 ,e5s, ,27G15.
The Middle States owed, IN 1880,
Si4 GO. .35g;G. aud IN 1890. S32 SOL
elt2G. a decrease Of Stl5s7 1880.
The Southern States owed. In 1880.
S12s, ig6,;Ol 5s, and in 1890 $06,6i7
lG2 50. a decrease Of S31 $40 ,13O.O3
The Western States owed iu 1880
$50 s2j ,2l1.22. and In 1880, S2j, COG.
stage. o decrease Of $0,2lS ,3G5.06.
The aggregate bonded Indebtedness
Of the States, IN 1880, was $3.50 O37,-
4J6.j6, and IN 1890 Is $t0l. .OJi, POD. 03, a
decrease OF S64. .0s3, 240.63.
The bonded Indebtedness Of the
United States Government In 1850 was
Sl,5O9, 1893, 10000, and In 1890 Is S7l0..
l7s, $1,000, decrease Of S000.siI,
$1,000.
The aggregate bonded Indebtedness
Of the United States Government aud
of the several States OF the Unioa in
1850 was 81 800 O3O $50. SO, and in 1890
Is 1914. 1872 1865, a decrease Of 81 .0j4.-
500 .710.G3.
The bonded Indebtedness Of counties
iueluding counties in TerHtories), as
units distinct from cities, towns and
other minor civil sub. divisions in 1880
was SI04 ,4g3, 552 Is, and In 1880 Is
$3.50. .34 .OjD4I. an increase of k2G. q
24t 2O6. G3
The floating Indebtedness of the
States snd Territories IN 1880 was SIG =
745. 331iO, and in 1890 Is fl4.05S,-
ss1.10. a decrease Of $1,Is6, 5000.
The aggregate Of the bonded and
floating Indebtedness Of the counties
Of the States aud Territories In 1880 was
S12l, 239,0 ,0s4 As, aud 1890, is Sl4j 603,
sl0.5l, an income Of S24 454, 156.03.
The aggregate OF the bonded IN
debtedness Of the United States, Of the
several States and Of the counties, in
1850. was So ,O53. 524 ,30934, and in 1890
Is - ,044, ,S51 1884, a decrease of ST.
OPS 666 j73.OO
Add 10 this the floating debt of coun-
ties, and We ind that the aggregate in
nebtedness Of the Government, the
States and the counties excluding
cities, towns etc., in 1850 was =
090. 2G5 6i1 "a, and, IA 1880, Is 81. .0J9.
SIG. .61Ifi, a decrease Of S1,030 49,
023 60
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siratIous as have been made hy Mr.
Eliot i. shepard Of New York A
man whose father fnlaw described
him as being more kinds of q fool
than he had ever seen before. is not
likely 70 have grown wise with years.
a man who. protesting what De aid
hueged the bomb proof fresi3e through
ont the period Of the war is not apt 20
know bow brave men feel Let him
pass. Tie IS less than nothing in this
case,
The statue of Lee and the manner OF
Its Inauguration brings no menace to
the integrity of the Union, In keeping
alive the memories of such men, In
celebrating their virtues and their
deeds, the Souih simply canoniles the
qualities which are the surest bulvark
of wr liberties il will be a sail day
for us and we shall have reached ,de
threshold OF our national ruin, when 90
becomes reprchensibie 20 honor such
courage and devotion as inspired Ice
noble heart
THE ALARM or KERR OF IOWA.
That man. Kerr Of Iowa. is a fine
specimen of the Iowa politician, who is
always uuless he is very good Demo.
crst a demagoguc Of the parlor match
kind -oue of those demagogues who 60
of noisily into sudden brilliancy that Is
scarcely seen until % Is ended and he
seems to have objection, deep rooted as
the hills, % soap and water. In the
House debate on the free bathing beach
proposition he took The ground, as we
understood him. that bathing, indulged
in by the general public, was an evil
dence-almost conclusive proof that
the republic was Fastening 10 its
downfall He called attention to the
fact that The people Of Rome,
became so opulent and so unpatriotiC
that they ospired to be furnished with
theatres and with bread and then he
exclaimed II hope this Is not the condi-
tion Of the people Of Washington City"
No. il is not and we assure Mr. Kerr
that II be can convince our people that
a desire TO balhe is the result Of opu-
lence and is unpatriotic, they will re-
fuse 10 accept the proposed free bathing
beach The people Of Washington City
will never be guilty of anything that
will in any possible way reflect upon
their patriotism.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

The ceremony of the uBveiIiug 0i the
Lee memorial statue was s1Iemnized az
Richmond to-day We see no reason
i6T surprise that Tie occasion should
have brought together great c0ncourse
20 southern people and that The gath
'ug should have been faught with
"reminiscences Of the CoufeIeracy.
ID Is right and proper that We should
honor The memories N those we have
-5mirei because iu doing thar we pay
IilHte t1guaIire- which are honorable
and splendid in themselves The South
en- people would De poor creatures iu-
l-eI n thev failed 10 reverence and %
celebrate le virtues of q man Ike Lee.
History records uQ Purer character chan
lis ILe annals 1f van contain u9
higher esLilit1u Of bravery and ievq-
zion His most fana.ieaI enemy cannot
deny p linn tha attributes II sincerity
humanity and uuseI6shuess- But even
wele II impossible tl 5ay alI 1r auy 1f
these rhluas 0f lee from ON sanl-
point If would sil le absurd l object
~ southern people saying E from
thtirs HIS Was p,sHlil lud heroic
ag-re iu their eyes 10 hoaoriug tlal
fley He Lon1uug he same Ideal la-
brave ulen EeueIale sseEgH here
Ne dismiss. as TOO loEtsup upiu.s i1E
serious comment leh Hidfal igl1l-
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
WONDER OF WONDERS

So good 5n authority as the ST. Louis
Ghbe- Dfmatrat declares that "the pas
sage Of Service Pension bin will
almost certainly bring about a Demo
cratic victory In the next election. If
this De true and We have no doubt ofit,
the result of the November elections
can De counted upon right nov The
demagogues aud blatherskites are
driving tie team this year and can
drive it iu bat one direction.
The Republican rank and die have
been corrupted into d baud of merCen-
aries. They have imbibed the lesson
tEat patriotism ought 70 yield a salary
% its professors and no human el0-
quence could uow convince them that
each and eyery one has not a right 10
live at the expense of the Government
Their leaders have gone TOO far The
Fairchilds the FaTakers tie Tuttles
and he Tanners have begun a srle-
uTe That must az some point topple
over There Is not In existence a ma
.i9naI treasury able t1 meet the eNpec-
tati0us of the pensioners Even II the
Treasury OF ibis country were able
now it would MOT BE- iu The future. Az
some Time. la. very far distant the
point 10 bankruptcy must De reached
and. IF We consider The Tremendous in-
crease 30 tbs number 1f eligible Rzl-
sI1uels since tle pension scheme Els
hrs broaebgI, ae cam calculate bT a
very simple process -lat ia ten 1-
Hfeel years following similar ratio
af increase. they Would number as the
sands Of the sea. ar Is lhe I1clsE tbal
invaded and consumed Egypt
By some mysterious uI llEhlle-
some process. which Is rapidly llzeT-
ms very glorious memory 1f the Har
tae muster r1.I-We mistake. the
r9l-0l lLe warriors I99iug.
Twenty dve ysals-uearlY he lifetime
q Eelsrad1B-Lage elapsed since
Grant reviewed DC tatsgI heroes qi
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

his gigantic campaign and dismissed
them with a grateful Nation blessing.
Yet during that period those veterans
have quodrupled IN number st the
South The relics Of The Corfederote side
have been gradually disappearing
They have dbeyed the laws Of nature
and have passed away in squalls and
regiments TO make room for the soldiers
Of the new dispensaliou Of peace and
progress. In England, France, Russia,
Germany everywhere else, the same
evolution is in progress. But the
armies Of the Union continue TO swell
So far as we can judge from the pen
sion roll, they are larger now than
when, a quarter of q century ago,
battle and hardship were the SOL
diers daily round, and death too
often The reward of yalor They
are swelling mti they promise to out
number the myriads that swarmed over
The face of Europe under Darius or
A,tila. and they threaten TO continue
this process until they devastate the
continent
80 wonder The Gio5s Democrat lifts
up ils voice In CONSERVATION and utlers
gloomy forebodings Of evils yet to come.
No wonder that prophetic Senators
seek to stay the Mckinley bill and wax
economical, not to say penurious, in
other ways lest the growing voracity Of
the horse lecch's daughters find them
at last with shrunkeu wallets and empty
hands Buta great and genuine wonder
is that there is not in the Republican
party enough courage and patriotism
and craftsmanship to draw the pension
line around The brave men who bore the
heat and fury Of the war and let the
skulkers and the camp followers go.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
ITMAY BE TRUE.

The New York Press is a liar of re
markahly ability and the industry Of
that journal at the business Of falsitca-
tion has challenged the admiration OF
such experts as Mr. Ochiltrce. ostensi.
hly of Texas Because of this peculiar
ability and industry in the Press, we are
disposed 10 believe that there Is nothing
IN The Early Longstreet story. tcle-
craphcd 20 that journal from Richmond.
itmay DE true that Old Jubt, irate man
that hc is did so FAR forget himself an
ihe proprieues as TO deuounce General
Iongstrcet rs Id rascal but we Il,
. ot believe the story.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
a wINNINa, wINsoaIE anL

Miss Winnie Davis, whose Southern
friends delight 70 call her The Child
% he Confederacy IS shortly 10 marry
The grandson Of one Of the original New
England abolitionists. Ex- Congressman
GIeen of North Carolina, who is am en-
ihusiastic admirer of Miss Davis has
written "a letter iu which be says she IS
winning wins1me girl who has au
iuc0m parable smile. a sweet voice, a
charming manner that she is cultured
iu every department Of literature, beiug
intellectual By Inheritance. a skilled
mistress Of repsrte-, aud an accom-
pHshed linguist artist and musician.
tLai She Is by virture Of these qualih
cations, competent % adorn any court iu
Clristeniom and that She IS over and
above an these graces a devoted
Christian The en- Congressman gives
Dis hearty assent TO The marriage and
announces his intention % be there 90
ser
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
COLORED ADVICE

Deacon S. " White Of Brooklyn has
been visiting North Carolina, the State
in which he was born and at Charlotte,
On Tuesday, he delivered himself OF a
speech IN which he advised the South.
em people TO take the negro TO their
bosoms and let him resume control of
local politics Mr.. White spoke very
sweetly, aud his remarks were inter.
spersed with moral maxims Of the purest
ray. We observe. however. that gen.
tlemen like Mr. s v. White and Georg,
w. Cable never commit themselves "a
these beautiful doctrines until they
have their domiclles securely estab
hsbed In distant Northern Stat,
where the negro does not prevail.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
sHAFFER WILL stick.

The president of the Indiana Young
Mems Christian Association Is also the
president Of the indianapolis Street
Railway Company The railway com
Pany carries passengers 10 the Sunday
baseball Games and 10 the beer saloons
PatTonized by the players and others.
Hence the indianapolis ministers regard
Dir. Shaffers conduct as inconsistent,
and they have formally asked him 70
resign as president Of the Y ~ C. A.,
on 10 discontinue the car facilities fur
Aished the baseball sinners aRd their
friends He has declined 10 DO either,
and as be has been very liberal to the
association It's members have announced
their intention 10 stand By him
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
ORDER OH DEAcnNEssEs.

one Of the concluding acts Of the late
Presbyterian General Assembly at Sara
toga was the creation Of the Order Of
Deaconesses in the Church The inno-
walton was carried by a twothirds ma.
jority. after warm debate. and the
women in the galleries, carried away
by enthusiasm, fairly screamed their
appreciation Of the result says a press
report. Il ought to be comfortable
reflection to st. Paul, in his heavenly
quarters. that he preached silence to
women at time when Il did some good
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
uIIBEPALBEN

Ben Butler said Go a pesch 40 Low.
an Mass O few days ago, that 20 any
q. A. r. man ever voted for such a
man meaning eN-prcsident Cleve.
land-he Butler hoped that his lthe
soldiers wifcl would go to the poor.
house. Thee A. r. auxiliary should
move a vote Of lluks 10 General
Butler In consider he gallantry.
Hberality and canu.. SHOWN In this
.lainmeni-
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THE PETTY HuMoRIsTs

HIS first love was full twenty-five;
He eighteen when be sought her,
When lie az forty did arrive
He asked her for her daughter.
-Pact.
Always moves In the best society, but
never says snything-A fan, -Ne's Y0rk
J0nrR0L
Ii is called bucket shop because It is
outside the pale of the law.-Bgsf1H
Transcript.
John Smith-But how can you marry
heri You are too poor even to pay
your rent
Jack Uppers-oh, but / expect pay
rental assistance. Puck.
The young man feels his oats. -
Not oats.
What. theny
"Rye "-Chiag0 Times.
Fair woman Ike, ever fun OF changes,
An tears aud laughter on the self-sllne
day
The Years sweet daughter, through the
meadow ranges,
And countless flowers. and her uame Is
May philadelphia Times.
There Is one solace left me al least, p"
remarked The Old farmer. After all
my boys leave and 90 up 10 the city.
after the pigs and the cattle die, and
everything else f0Tsakes me, there Is az
least one Thing that viii stick 70 the osd
. farm
And that is-.'
The mortgage. '-LHFretes iWsri
fHa.
Races al Bsnuiugs Decoration Dav.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

NOTIONS.
We will mentior 4 few
special items from each de-
partment in Notions;
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT
travelling Bags, IN grain leather, $3.50 to
$3.50 each: I'm alligator, 81 to s5s5 each, and
ooze leather, $3.50 and ss each.
Drinking cups, IN leather case, 35c each;
suitable for plcnics.
whisky FIasks, CSC, s5c and 81 each.
Leather Cases containing tooth brush,
hair brush, nail brush and comb, 7Jc, 9Oc and
si.is each.
japanese Fans, with laclng on the side,
ice, ICE i5c, isc eic, 2sc 35c i5c, soc, 5lc, -,
si.25, si.5e, Si.i5 and s. each
Palmleaf Pans, PC, &c and ic each.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Bone Crochet Needles, DC each.
Linen Thread, &c a spool
Pillow case studs, &c and 90 each
Emorics icc and i5c.
Embroidery SILK, Sc dozen spools.
Crochet Cotton, In white aud cream, Sc aud
iOc a ball
JEwELRY.
silver Glove Buttoners, I5o aud Poe.
Pearl studs Soc per set
Ladies' and Mems Gun Buttons, ia all
styles, a5c 70 So
Boubonnicr Boxes, IN silver and oxidlzed,
Soc 20 81 each.
Fancy Photograph Frames, in gilt, silver
and oxidized, Il each.
STATIONERY.
800 Boxes Of Peerless Writing Paper i5c a
box.
200 Boxes Royal st. George Writing Paper, ?
quires OF paper and packages OF envelopes
In box, s5c.
Perfection Irish Linen writing Paper eoc
per pound
DRUGGIST sUNDBIEs.
Nail Brushes, Sc.
Machine oil, SC.
Woodward Lothrop's Bay Rum
The daily critic., 1890-05-29


FaH M. Basa HrHL
senator Hgar FedeIsl Election bilI
Ike Congressman Lodge S. seems 10 De
TOO much even for Republican palates
Ibis luerbiug that Massachusetts, isn't
altogether proud 0f thlt these two li.-
teI.y partisan measures should have
come from the Massachusetts, ieiegl-
lion
Take zu5 ami 4IJ trains far Bsuum4
Decoration DAY.
An Exception 20 EFsrs Rule.
Ns ip.sf
IFrlE l4-ug goes
Sees everything except lLs horse
sou So hHr 1H
Admission y coats 0nIg . raees "a Ben
l-rEs Decoration pag.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
TAMEsH NaGuL

TAMEs M1GILL
a DEALER rs
BUILDING SUPPLIES,
llr tl pa q street northwest.
Portland Cement, husautale tlueuts
kings Windsor Ceuelt-tul carz1es arllF-
Ing fresh every Weez. Rolled Iron haauz
aEd general building non work. EuamHled
Bricks, Fire Bricks tlIe clay Pulp Mortar
BI ack, Paints, oliai nalW Glass and fol
ishad Plate GLASS; Estimates Tor WllH1W
GLASS. Plate Glass, Iron MlFk ana other
Building Suppl6 made az an dimes promptly.
JAMES H. McGILL.
lua % al4 3 81 IS.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
Makes the
Weak Strong

The way m Which Hoods sarsaparilla Ia
builds up people iu fuu down or weakened
state gi health eoaeluziyely proves tle claim
that that this medicine makes tie weak
strong" It does not ACT Ike a stimulaut, im
parting fctiuous strength from which there
must follow a reaction gl greater weakness
than before buE u The most natural way
Hood sarsapariIla 9Tereomes that tlred
feeling create an appetite, purile- the
blood and u short gives great bodily nerve
mental ana digestive strength.
completely Kun D0nn
sIu thr spring ny whole system waz gJlu-
pIetaIy rlu ioWu. I began taking Hood IS
safsaparla, ana after using tW9 bottles
ind ms appetite restored. ny nervous system
toned up aud my general health greatly im-
proved r-GEoEaE BaAIT, Galup0lis ohio.
hood safeapaFiIIa CARED me ~ dyspepsia
ana liver complaint WIth which . suffered Tor
Il EaaT5. VI b. H9HsaE. s, talIslarz y =.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
Tragedy and Comedy.

scenes from the following plays: lingo
mar" thowur scencl; Romeo and Juliet"
las deClphered by lgnatlus Donnellyl; Nell
Gwynn" "a stage upon q yiagel; Meg
Merilesn lentirol; Macbeth murder
sCenel; Leah, the forsaken" death scenel;
"Hamlet" ,Ophelia IN the mad scenel.
This college will graduate this year some
OF the best professional talent IN the United
States.
Complimentary tickets must be exchanged
for reserved seats
Ihe latter may -, Dc obtained ior y and 20
81. n, W.
Summer courses IN Elocution cost from 81
upward Circulars now ready az the College,
Bfi l2th 81. n, W. All persons who enter the
summer class on or before June are fur
nished the best orchestra chairs FREE for
the entertainments az the theatre.
mYa0toiu3
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

call attention 10 their steak
ef Vairhes, comprising all
the D20st aeSiTabls 0lOVsMsHtS
and styles Of casing, from tts
kO7gsSt b1Ics Ter 50hich q re-
liable Hms-ksebsr can BE-
b0HgAt to TIE most srbeRSire.
n These 1yatchey bsa5- s0Uy
FfW name and are hslLy
guaranteed.
,4We5TcaN ia TN q ne
HatcheS Of all g'aass.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
An Exception 60 Etsrs Rule.

Take Izl5 aai 4IJHdus far BeuuurF
Decoration Day.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29
NEW NATIONAL THBATRB.
JUNE AND 3-TWO NIGHTS.
Commencement Exercises and Dramatic
Entertainment by the
MARTYR COLLEGE OF ELOCUTIOH
AND THE
ACADEMY OF ACTING.

Humorous and Dramatic Recitations; Clas-
SIC pautomlme; Fencing Battle; Greek Statu-
ary; Sgplest ., W 6Sest!a,rsei Floating Vision
tune, with calcium effects, aided by musical
selections; "A sailing Scene" music by Pro
fessor sOusa, who VIII personally lead tho
ma Danced the Minuet. " "Thc Famine with
TableauX
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

"AS INTER-CoNTINENrAL SARCASM" is
what some one calls Secretary Blaine's
proposition for an inter-coutinental rail-
road with our present commercial restric-
fians
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

His first love was full twenty-five;
He eighteen when be sought her,
When he al forty did arrive
He asked her for her daughter.
-PHck.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

somebody elset Il cannot And ya.H
may We do not know But of This
we are sure II The cloQuence of El
munds and Of Mitchell and Tue concur
ring supper Of the Illinois sena
cannot make the cause Of John Pope
Hoduett, the great Republican Farmer
Labor advocate, successful, then. indaei
there Is danger aheal In that event
we shall commence industriously ,e
despair of the Republic
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

a Great Lover Of Art.n
From fs Aar Y1Tf sflT
Senator Carlisle Is great lover Of
ant. on the walls of his Washington
residence hangs many q gem from the
studios Of prominent artists
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

What They Must Have
FT0H Pc Cg.4is l5FfHgi
Darn the inequalities, and darn the
injustice, say The Republican leaders
We must have that campaign fund %
Qua3's Encyclopaedia stiffness.
Ff1a. Hs FtHHL'ptia IBlss.
There arc 10000 words iu the Ian
guage aud Quay is silent IN them an.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

OSE or IHE first persons who got posses
sion Of an original package ia Topeka,
Kansas, was half-breed Indian, who soon
got whole drunk and was escorted TO Jail
by am Iish aud a eolored policeman.
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

The Care and Feeding Of Infants Issued
by thr DoIher-Goudale Co, ~ Central
NL4Tl Boston, Msss. lI0pdet0rs d
MeLu's Food M contains advice that
every mother VIII dEi 0f the greatest value
and assistance in feeding ler child % Is
mailed free Or any address
The daily critic., 1890-05-29

ONE SiMoN or GrRNtNl has invented a
new process Of glass manufacture. The
blowing process, so tircsnme and unhealthy
to workmeu, Is to be superseded. The es-
sential part II the new process consists In
the use Of peculiarly-formed waved hollow
metal rolls, which are heated from the m
Side by means Of steam or gas. These
rolls take the tough liquid glass direct from
the melting pot and run It out into long
sheets like those Of tin or sheet iron. To
avoid sticking of the glass TO the rolls the
latter are covered with thin coating Of
coal dust, oil aud wax.