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Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

II has taken longer than was antici.
pAted ior the Committee on Ways and
Means 10 complete the tariff bill, but
not so long as it took Mills and his
committee TO prepare their tree tr,da
Dill for the Fiflieth Congress. Mr..
Mckinley found it uphill work 10
prepare bill to suit all interests and
all sections, but by giving lille there
and taking little here, he has come rs
nearly ss possible TO maturing bill
that will protect Instead OF destroy any
industry, and that will at any rate be
eistinctivsly American and will favor
home first. Particular care has been
taken 10 look after the best Interests OF
agriculture, that the oppression tina.
eeems to lay so heavily upon the
farmer may be removed, 81 lar as ma
Nonal legislation can do it, 1t was
impossible to create new markets for
the farmer, but every thing possible
has been done 10 improve old ones al
home by guarding the products raised
by farmers against undertaking from
abroad with articles which can be and
are raised al home. The DRIFT OF Tho
e.l is to build up new markets a
home instead Of abroad. Over produc-
ton OF agricultural products 10 some
thing that could not be kept in check
Fsrmers have no corners in what the
raise, but ali raise what they can an
oyarstock the market. We do nc
advise farmers trasts and corners, 10
we do not believe in them any NOR
than we do in corners in coal, Iron
beef and lard, but ii farmers wero
combine, we do not see why the
ehould not control tho amount OF pro
6ucs raised as well as coal compuni,
control the output Of coal. Blu, let d
all have patience and give tho Mckit
isy tariff bill lair trial and see VIII
u Wlll do.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Coal and wood, aour aud feed. Lehigh
coal, schu9lktll coal, Lea coal. All
grades ol spring AID winter wheat dour
Minnesota -four, Hungarian flour, LEAFS
nohr, III barrels or halt barrels All
Kind. OF mill iced At mil prcs- Oak or
p ne kindling wood IN blocks or split.
Careful drivers aud 224O lbs. to the ion
Guaranteed. ONCE, yard and warehouse,
Si7 West Front s'reet. Telephone 800.
12-3-u
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

orrAwA. Ont, April A-Hon. O. B,
Tuppsr pror0sss to amend ~ 6shsries
bill hy tnsertlng proyisioas making Il .
mIsdemeanof to kill seals, porpolses,
whales or fish Of any kind BY means OF
rockets, explosive materials or explosive
Instruments, or to allow drugs, poisonous
matter, dead or decayed iish, q well a.
sawdust aud mill rubbish to enter streams
freQuented by fish.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

THE Wilmington NJ. Il. Conference
have just closed a very harmonious
session at Milford, and the ministers
have gone home to engage in another
year of toll. Methodism has lost mona
of its prestige OF success by the Con-
ference just closed, and |, ia more OF
power Tor good Than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

The coal blizzard having somewhat
subsidized, we rejoica to ind the result
more favorable than had been expected.
Our patrons arc AL well pleased, and, a.
servants Of the public, selling at the low
eft prices, We can be found at our post.
Steward Is Chandler, South side. Branch
office, Second and French streets. Phone
10
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

NOT i6Eii- 4, CATHERINE 18th. RI .., CAR,
q the house situated at No. 0
East ihird street, In the Fourth ward
Of the city of Wilmington. county of
New Castle and State of Delaware In
compliance with the requirements OF
the aetH OF the General Assembly in
such cuse made and PROV ldcd, do hereby
give uotiee that SHAH apply In writing
10 the Court OF General Sessions ot the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state oil
Delaware, In and for New Castle Coun-
". on Monday, tie 18th dry OF Mav,
A. D. 1891. beng the next term of said
court, for license for said house AS nm
i'm or tavern. for tie sale therein ofin
tuxicnting liquors in less qnantitic =
than one quart to be- drunk on the prem
ises and Tho following respectable cit
liens OF said ward. Mt least twelve OF
whom ARE substantial freeholders OF
said ward recommend the said an.
plieation, viz.
George Stab T. Ucrtel, Nj
Anton Gross Charles !. Meier
" iliiam Barefurd Joseph A Burden
john j Finn Fred W stuck
VIM Alsenizer James II Brannen
James A Magee WIN Aleentzer
4 Isaac Dillin Thomas FNrinar
Thomas u Eaton Charles Mammele
Samuel sincltz james Kitchen
| Matthew Baxter Charles Voter
| Hugh Hagan Francis II Jncquot
| Anarew shelter Fred M.immeio
John ID Orr
33t3t CATHERINE CARROLL.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

David A. Powell, $40 ard $40 Madison
street. Is still ahead on fresh chad, her.
ring, codhsb, paddock, lake pike. white
fish, doundsrs, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware shad aAd herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all parts OF the city Tree oil charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
Them Y.ClOIhing Manufacturing Co.,
BIG Market street.
MAX EPHltAXNI d co
Strictly One Price.
DEGIBrER'S ORDER.
~ REalSfER'5 OFFICE.


March ista, 1890.
Upon the applio alton or Amanda Il. SPRING
81, e&teutrix OF MArE Aret 1Iooyss, late OF
Christiana Hundred, In said eonny d.
g. asei, II is ordered kra directed w
tle Register thai The eIrentr,I aforesaid
sive notice Of granting Of letter. 1es-
iamen,ary apon the estate, % The
Thereof ~ eaa.ing adysrti.slnsnt, 70 bs
lett, IN siz oftiIe most public pisces of the
eoety OF New Castle, rrguirisk ali persons
the ssine. or abide by an Act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided: and also cause
me same TO bein,srted within the same perl
"a In thu liAIr.n RrruHLrcAE, . news.
pap.r published In Wilmington, Del.
nd TO he continued therein three weeks
- Given underline hand aud asAi of
L. s. Office al tho REGISTER sflrssaid, at
- Wilmington, ia New cHsti. Counly
JOHN X. BkADTORD,
Register.
NOTICE. All persons having claims axsinst
the estate OF the deceased must present. the
ZANE. daily at.e,ted 10 tile ExecutriI, on
or lie sete alateh iaih, 1881, or Ar dc the act OF
assembly In saeh case made and provided.
AMANDA r. SPRlNsER
Address, Hock.ssin. De. s-y-sr.eod
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
ID E6IBTER'6ORDES.
III REG lsrEk'SOFFICE,
kEW EAsTLI COUNTY, DkL,,


III REGIsrEk'SOFFICE,
NEW CAsTLECOUkrr, DEL,
March i4tn, t3rl.
j Upon The application Of Rachel 4. Blekel
Adm iiistfatfik u j, tn y. nlcst hate of VIII
ininpt0n II 1adfed, In said euu1iy, deceased,
II 10 ofiitret aua directed by The Register that
iht administrator aforesaid, give notice Of
granting OF letters Of standardization upon
the estate OF the deceased. with the date oil
grantiHs tasreof, by c-uslnG advertisements
To he posted Nlthia iorty days from the akta
u sneh lettsrsin slx fths asst public plaess
Of the county Of Dew Castle, reauiTing ali
persons having demsnds Against the sstats V
present the same, or Abide by an Act 81 A.
aemoiy in sncn lse made snd provided !; aud
also cause the sams 10 DC ihssrssd within llts
same period In the DAILY hBrunLicAN, a
nsvspaner published Ia W iluiss.on, Del. and
10 be continued therein three wsehs e. }
- 6ivep ueder the Hsld ssd stai oi
l.. 9. Once OF the Register aforssAid. Al
- Whining ton, Ia Esw CSs1s Conn
aforesaid, the day aud year above written.
JOHN 4. BRA AFFORD, ksxisler.
NofiCk.-Alip erssns having elaine q ain
the estate ffee deceased must present tie
same, duly sttssted - the AdMinistr.lrix On
OF before March islh, 49,, or sbids the Act
Of Asst nihly In such case made and provided.
kAChEL v. BICKkL,
lAdninlstratriy.
Address-N iiHIuk ton, Del. M-i-I'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

THE Levy Court on Monday pu, sn
additional Tax OF $4,000 on real estate
when they passed tho Wilmington
collectors delinquent returns. This
Is Levy Court ecouomy.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
Now In Your Cl,auca

T. A. Shannon has . fns line of dry
goods, trimrn ings and gents furnishing
goods at lowest prices Al 3O5 " est Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Nj Office II, MICHAEL MULLIN.
IN the tenant of tho house, situated
ut No. lo4 West Front street, in the
First ward of the city OF VIII
and state OF Delaware, In com.
pliAncc with the requirements OF
tho acts Of tho General Assembly in such
casr made md prov idcd. do hereby give
notice that 1 shalI apply In writing to
the Court CT General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle Coun-
ty, on Monday, the iqth day OF NAV.
A. u. 1872. bcing the next term OF said
inn or tavern, for the sale therein of in.
toxicating liquors ia less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the prem
liens OF said ward, at least twelve OF
sud ward, recommend tho said applica-
tan, viz:
John Bndrr Ell AcMRnus
julius Giinther William W Cartncy
samuel , Curlett George kteinicken
Jane. IL linrlsins Patrick Monaghan
]. l. Messtck X 4 Moody
llihilcs CorIigan George Fink
Oh rihtiRn epocri James bowls
Charles + flclsta Theodore Eiermann
james Mckennn Horny Harmeycr
Jncob schiebsr Samuel Finley
william iiurcr Henry Donauer
i1antel hcE'wce James A O-Donncu
y Bnhehzer Ludwig Hendricks
Preston Ayars
3Si-s't MICHAEL HuLLlN.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

FRANCE is kicking against the Nc.
kiniey tariff bill, We suppose, because
II hurts France more than the United
States.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

GOVERNOR HILL still marches under
The Democratic banner OF reform, and
has just vetoed tie Saxton ballot bill.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
Philadelphia. Wilmington
Baltimore X. R.

Trains win leave Wilninatan a. TOLD
PhiiadelrliIa texpies't ~ ~, ~
7bc, $50, Q 40, az, i61i p5, III
a. M, "a 10, lap. 10. ~. az sG
"2s. ot sni otop. N. .m A,
a. n %.. u IS sss To-. "a 4 "a "a
p'F"or Cluster tsspre,s), IS.sl', ;5l.Sd
st7, libi 3. M, IL 81 an OF" ~
wv epeonmod.tion, So t5l Is en-
II 6 J. M. isss sss 900. u, az
% S Is d S & i, i a. 's a.. T. a. q
2Ss 50s ) :, sos, t2S. ~, 10 I
" W. ~ y Vest II; Chester. via LamoAla, 90
~ A. s m; t Ger - sd 1t,rma.u
tions, y pt. M. u - ando r.i,
baltimore and inlermediA., tlaaoahl
aud Jap. M. and 70 - alglt.
Baltim1rs and Lay i.inri y p. ". +,
knllimers AMI v ifllnsiln,. o. 4
S21 u Of. N. n, y. in., ani Y fhsn
Trains 10 Delaware plylll1n lHalc lo'
| New Castle, 5 90, m, y n 2A' =
~. Ivy =. M ~ N - S.ss spa7.o nj
Harrington iitlinar, ana way tAl'
eDA n. As p IN.
Express for HARRINGTON, SA ani Nv
rnrs,s for Dover, HARRINGTON. and
nav. IA OF .. N. AND l92l p. IN.
sr.nhiin, CIV, sd IN Sa II; oid rolp,
lori, and Norfolk. i7eis. No hn' '!-'H
| Leave rhllade iphi.. Broad street. M !
nington ,expre.sl %. ~, ~, ~ a"
ms a.. 81. =. a. to1 f% : 81 II II,
Standardization, s7s,gl1, io2sll 81
ih, IA gin, As, 6y, ~ @
10 ib aud Ii 81 u. m
| SUNDAY TRAM.
For Pnllsdslphia teIprcssl, 81
il.bi A. NJ, III, iii So. 20 ~
' x;.eesomois,icn, 10, 81 epa.u,, d
1la, 4ia. ~; -, ,a,.y .nl ip;t ,lir'p
~ t::s sau 1s, 10, SIS % an,
ji,A 10, q. 40 aud 10 @r' w.,
Ecr New iors tsspF..,st,. sI.'E
z.S". s s;ls' 81 Z !. a. r. NJ NJ tx 80 "
va, nv West Chester, via IsmoAin, sah
F FSr Cas- a.: ea.iis.. oli foia' o0nHs
He5ioMs IsG Il =, n!sh Ga, ,on boz" WI
Esitop. HnT,inston, In lsctlls 90
i'sngri. mi i,simar, IN alsal. Al
Dsltimors and wsshius On, ~
A. NJ, iz0d. as, - o., ~ n ~
u. ~ Night. Baltiinorss T. =. a
nisr ssye phliadslphia Broad ssrss "
min : ton tsxprsssl, $50. ~ n D 81
sos, s6ii, 657, 7il, llsN ."
AM co1 u " o rnTlp; .ss 90 taA@
SOS. kio, g35. fn4l ID J r,,salsn
FOR farther infor nstloa, " s,vrl
referred 10 this ticket oiles y aI,rl,sl tipt'
Trains marked thus e. gH',Trs,a.
upon which extra iars Is ehH' rnop
CNAS. ". PuGH. e. rm',.sasfp
Gener al hauaesr. GsnsT-I
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
SALE

JubLie 'A
HORSES AND cows.
! will sell NJ public sale at my fsro,,o
Chester road, one mile nom village
Green. Delaware County, Pa, On
MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1880.
at l.30 O'Clock, 2. m, eight home Nc>
raised horses and colts. 10y
No. l-liay mare, o years old. I'm hands
high, broken 10 drive single and double,
sgoSd, free driver, and soaaa ioo ,a ,.a,.
high, broken to drive double, isn good
mover. and would make good mate COT
No. !. No. SHAY marc, years old, is's
hnnds high. broken IL drive singlo or
double; u nrst ciuss driver. Nos. and
b-pair dark bay match horses, ~ hands
high, and 4 years old, full brothers.
good travellers, drive Ike ono horse.
No. clay mare. years old, ID hands
high, has been driven doublv. No. IL
sorrei mare. years old. losa LANDS high.
s--lh,y horse colt. 2yrnrs old, good sire.
Thu above horses wore raised by n
gentleman IN Delaware County. and are
to be sold so Us Is make ROOM fpf his
young stock. They are ont OF good
mares and sired by Young Frank Fierce.
big work mules, low price driver,
very baiky; - head of Lancaster County
cows, stock bulls. rs good shoat-, weigh
ing from 40 to lD0 pounds. 800 polluted
chestnut rails. 900 three aud four hole
posts. ! track snlky in good order, sets
OF single harness, l set stage harness..
Wagon will be Mt FELTON, station. on
the u. \ o. Il. n, to me train that
leaves Philadelphia ut IL o'clock. md
Wilmington Mt one O'Clock. Return NJ.
tel sale. a,tand months clsdI.
stidham a Son. Aucts. t-i-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Nj " ~ MI w N II y w VI At N 4. !. nj
IN the tenant OF the house situated
at the Southeast corner of Fourth and
Grunge streets, known as the Western
Hotel, in the First ward OF the City OF
Wilmington, County Of New Castle and
the aets Of tue General Assembly in
such case made and prov ided, do hereby
give notice that shall apply In writ
ing to the Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state of Delaware, IN and for New Cas-.
tie County, on Monday. the 18th da, OF
May, a. u. 1880, being tho next term
OF said court. for n license for satd house
rs an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
Of Intoxicating liquors In less guam
titles than one quart to be drunk on
the premises and The following free
holders and respectable citizens of said
ward recommend tho said application
vi
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02
All Fools Day

Au l UoAN DuJ
Is past, but there is
never any ioolishness
about 9th and Market
Clothing. 1t has taken
quite a nerve to con.
torn advertisements to
such weather az the
pas. few days. II we
call attention to Spring
Clothing 1t SHOWS next
day; il too heavy goods.
Such spring-like W cath.
er as is seldom seen Is
sure to follow. On
one thing we are al
ways fight-goou cloth.
ing at low prices. New
Oyercoats, new Suits
for Boys, nobby styles
tor Young Men. plain
ard staples Tor older
and more quiet tistes
are all here, and our
one price is as low as
any can be for such
goods.
JAS. I. MULLIN & SON,
TaiIors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

NOTICE., ANNIE BAYHA. THE
- owner OF the house situated at No.
Ioa East Front street M the See md Ward nf
ne tity q Y ilminrtcra. coaaly q New CAS-
snee with the requirement.. of the
acts of the General Assembly, la such case
rnHde and provided, do hereby give notice
mai | shall apply II IL, writing !, he Court Of
cry OF the stat< Of Delaware, IN and Tor New
Castle County, on Monday the l2ih day OF MAY.
A, D. Iss1, being the neat ierntOf ,sia eomri
Tor a LICENSE for said house as N i'm or tavern.
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating ii1uors IN
less quantities than one quart, 10 be DRUNK On
the premises, aud the following irtehoiders
and respectable citizens OF SAID ward REGAIN
mend the said Application, via;
Jacob Hchs1ler Henry Gilbert
GeArEe Dunn William n Baseock
Sam rel Hurkhslnier Lewis faIris
Charles u sparkle John Dunbar
! stansbsry n array Jr Morris smith
Jams VI Murray Thomas w McVey
Robert Kenyon John Eurrel
JOHN farnan Amos A Easthura
A Hi1ger ksiDhle
NJ Grndv John Ford
| W r wfndish Michael f5nuon
| Henry o R0ller Hugh scanlin
| A-i-el ANNIE BAYHA.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-02

Leave rhllade iphis. Broad street, NJ
H !, X ,esprs, :. 49, is "A /"
aol. al, !, "a, 'sls. COZ. T." ~
ii 10 D. H., fni 4 osnisht.
Accommodation, s7S9lo rSu@ y
lis, IA sl. Az, by, - '"
10 4l aud Ii 81 n. m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-29
Cheap But Wholesome Living.

DR.. Edward Smith says: Ii yon are
very poor, spend nearly all your money
on bread. Bread and milk porridge
make the best breakfast for husband,
wife and children. Buttermllk is very
good and cheap food, and is a much
better drink than water or beer. Every
member of the family should if possible
have two plnts of new milk, skim milk
or bu!termfk, daily. With plenty of
bread and milk there will probably be
health and strength, and 10 docters'
bills. When you can buy Indian com
meal you will find it a stronger and
cheaper food than flour. Potatoes are
the best of all garden vegetables. Tea
is very dear food. If you are very poor
do not buy tea, but spend your money
in bread and skim milk. When YOU
cannot oblain sufficient milk, and must
drink tea, let 1t be weak, and add as
much milk as you can to it is the bet
ter TO make broth for breakfast and
dinner. Hot food is both more agree
able and dlgestible than cold food.
Children, and old and feeble people
need hot food more than strong adults.
When you are very poor and have not
enough to eat, do not drink cold
fluids"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-29
A Boys Essay on Girls.

Girls is great on making bleeve. She
will make bleeve a dol is a live badly.
She will hleeve she is oriull sweet on
another glrl or teller, il they come to
see her, and when they are gone she
will say, "Horrid cd thing"
Girls is always fooling teller. She
can't lick yer, SO she gifts the best of
yer, that way.
If yer don't do what gill tells yer,
she says yer horrid. l drlthsr be hor-
rid than be soft. If you do what a girl
tells yer you will do all sorts of foolish
things.
Girls can be good in school every
day if they feel like it. / shud think
they would git tired and have to do
sum thing wonce IN a while know
felIer does. Girls say fellers acts orfull
but when a girl gifts going in she acts
oia.r than any feller burst. They don't
care for anything.
If a girl wants teller to carry her
books home, she amt satisfied unless
she gits the same feller the other girls
want, whether she likes hin or not.
Girls is greet for having secrets.
mean telling seacets. They make a
secret out of nothing at all, and tell it
round TO all the other girls orful q'net
just as if it Was sumihing drediul.
Girls always gifts their goserfy les
sons better than feller, but II they
are going anywhere they are sure 10 git
lost.
If two fellers has fl, the girls all
90 for the teller that licks, no matter
whether he is good Tor anything else OF
no..
If a girl don't feel like dong thing,
you cant make her, no matter whether
she had orter or not. If she won't She
won't, and she will git out Of il some
how. That is all l know about girls
this time-Metropolltan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-29
WHOLE No. 2, 1889
THE GROWTH OF INCOMES.

Mr.. Russell Slge has been inter-
viewed by the Wall street Daily Meas
about Jay Gould and his fortune. He
said
There is no man in America or the
world at large who absolutely controls
aud owns, and has registered in his
own name as many stocks as ay
Gould. Il is no exaggeration to say
that he draws more revenue from his
invested capital than does any other
living soul.
In order that some idea may be had
of his wealth, it is simply necessary to
take three of his stocks: Mlnhatten,
OF which he owns anu has registered
$4,000, 900, Missouri Pacific SI2,-
100000, and Western Union SIS ,ooo,-
500. Oi these three, independant of
his vast number of bonds and other
dividend paying securities, he draws
for dividends over S2,ooo,ooo a year.
His income from other sources, OF
course, amounts to four or five times as
much.
People do not apprecilt= what
the amount of an incom, Ike Mr..
Gould's means. 1t will be readily seen
that he cannot begin to use for his own
personal uses even a sm Ill part of the
interest which the dividend money
alone would yield. He must reinvest
it, and he does reinves'. When you
consider that there are scores, and l
might say hundreds, of people whose
yearly rentals, dividends, interest on
bonds, etc, amount to well, from a
half million to two miIlloa dollars
year, il will be readily seen that they
nave plenty of surplus to put into new
investments. The creation Of securi-
ties which continually goes on indicates
that there are plenty of people who
are willing 10 put their money into
them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-29
The Benefit of Coffee

DIR. l. n. Love, of St. Louis, in
paper on this subject, said that his
experience for five or SIX years past
had been strongly In favor of taking
cup OF strong, black cof.e, without
cream or sugar, b-tween two glasses of
hot water, before rising every morning
at least an hour before breakfast. The
various secretions were stimulated, the
nervous force was aroused, an hour
later hearty meal was enjoyed, and
the days labor was begun tavorably,
no matter now the duties of the da,
and night preceding might have draw
upon the system. Another cup at fou
IN the afternoon was sufficient to su
tain the energies for many hours. ]
this way the full effect was secured.
along with this the proper diet W
taken at the proper tlmes-and
ideal Giet for those who make laI
drau9hts upon their nervous syste
and expected to have them hone
was hot ml,k-and st least ei;ht he
OF sleep were taken out OF every
ones capacity for work would be
most unlimited.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-11-29
THE COMING MILLIONS.
Jim Croker lived far il the woods, a soli-
tary place,

Jim Croker lived far il the woods, soil
tary place,
Where the bushes grew, like Shiskers OF
his unrazored face
Aud the black bear was his brother and
the catamoHnt his chum.
Aud jim lie lived a'd waited for the mil
lions yet to csEe.
jim Croker made clearing aud lie sow
ed j. down with wheat,
Aud he tillcd his lawn with cabbage, and
he planted it with beet,
Aud it blossomed with potatoes, and
with peach AMI pear ard plum,
And Jim he lived aud waited tor the mil
lions yet to come.
Tner Jin he took his ancient axe aud
cleared Il forest street,
While he lived On bear aud succotash
auC; young opnssum meat.
And his rythmic axe strokes snuaaed,
and the woods 30 more were dumb
While he cleared crooked Tor the mil
lions yet to come.
Then they came like aimless stragglers;
they came from far ard near.
\ little log house settlement g,eH round
TIE pio4eer;
Aud the sopud OF SAW aud broadaxe
made glad Industrial hum,
Jim said: ''The Coming Millions, they
have JUS. b gun to come"
And a little crooked railway wound round
mountain, hill and lake,
Crawling towards the forest village like
au uGdGiAting snake;
And one morn the locomotive puffsd into
the wilderness,
A"d Jjn sad; The Coming Millions,
they're coming by express
Aud the 'iilsso grew aud prospe.sd, but
Jim Croker's hal" was grayer;i
Wheu 'nep g,t !. city ch srter aud old jim
w.. chosen q: ,or,
But jim declined the honor and moved
his household goods
Far away into the forest to the old
priueval woods.
Far ani far into the lnces5 moved the
ggizzled pioneer,
There ho reared his hut and murnured,
''! VIII build i city here
And hs hears tne Woadt"x barking aud
he hears the Partridge drum,
\ ii he Old man SIS aud listens Tor the
millions ,.ttn com.