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The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-05

In Germany the socialists who gained
strength at the recent election are more
than ever an important factor In politics.
They represent the democratic republican
principle and are likely to be troublesome
to the crown,
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-05
Notice to Stockholders,

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Valeria
Library. and Art Association will be held
on the nrst wednesday in March for the
purpose Of electing officers for the ensu-
ing year and for such other business as
come before the meeting.
THEo. GIBSON, Sec'y.
February 10. 1890.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-05

S"HU COUTee LOtS For Sale.
We have a few good business lots IN
Sand Coulee for sale.
FERRY & O'DoNNELL,
Sand Coulee, Mont,
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Lost.

A dark Bay Horse, weight about LOO pounds;
branded lazy G on left shoulder; about 8 years
old; star in forehead and white snip on nose;
pigeon-toed in front. A suitable reward will be
Address F. w. RIDLEY, Mann's, Cascade coun-
ty, Mont.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-05

OUR farmers should now get ready for
the fine weather. The snowfall in itself
insures that there will be no drouth this
wear.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-05

SH1LOH'S CATARRH RENE DY-
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Ganker Mouth For sale by Lapeyre
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-05
Undertaking..

Undertaking and embalming. A pro-
iessio1al in charge. Calls promtly at
tended to.
VIM. ALBRIGHT.
DDnOSita th. PARK hotaI
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
AHEAsnNARLE DEMAND.

The Republicans Of Kansas have an
opportunity now TO show their faith by
their works but they will not
We make this statement in view of
the fact that the colorcd Republicans Of
that State recently in convention at
Salina. demanded the place Of auditor
on the Republican State ticket, for one
Of their number
This IS O reasonable demand 10
Kansas the colored men have been
loyal 20 the Republican party, and have
received no reward Indeed, If It were
not fCr The colored vote Of Illinois, Ia
diana. Ohio. Pennsylvania, Massachu
sttts New York and Connecticut, the
Republican party would be summarily
Custed from executive and legislative
control of The Government In short.
the colored voter IS the rock Of safety
Of the Republican party. But this fact
has been only Of light weight in his
favor in the councils Of that party. He
has been recognize ilro substantial or
honorable way, but on the contrary,
] as been made a hewer of wood and q
drawer Of water for the managing white
Republicans. In fact, his claim 10
recognition rs the only peg on which
tie Republican party can hang eXpecta-
tiCn of continued success at the polls
has been hootcd in dcrision, and he
has been relegoted 10 the servants
room
70 IS 70 be hoped. therefore. that the
cclored Republicans Of Kansas will
persist 10 their demand to have one
place on the Republican ticket Of that
State set aside for one Of their number.
They should permit themselves not to
le hritcd nor bullied ont Of this deter.
minaiiou But tlfey will be--ln all
probability They are meek. and kiss
Tie Republican rod dudfuIly.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
ANGER WASTED
BoueIeaultis stage Reporter aRd the
Row He Is Causing,

BoueIcaulus stage Reporter and the
Row He Is Causing,
From lss FhRadsLBhiq Times.
Some Of the New York papers the
other day went into a strange splutteT
of excitement over the reporter intro
duced into a play presented for the first
time IN that city. According to the
sun The character Is a senseless earica-
tuTe, utterly unlike anything known 10
journalism and a WantOn insult 10 the
journalistic profession But the IFi5uHs
Is even tieTceT and accuses Mr., Bouci
cault the author Of the play ia ques
lion, Of putting forward this disgust.
ing creature" for the purpose Of graft
fying an The gTudges aud grievances be
has cherished against the journals Of
New York town for many years.
Why so warm, bTethrenl
Bless your dear excited hearts, that
stage reporter is ike all his tribe. tie
carries a note book and does other con
ventional things that reporters al ways
90 on The stage, but that the real re-
porter never does What III this play
acting reporter does things that the
genuine reporter would scum 10 dOi All
the world knows that the real reporter
never takes notes Of private CJnYeTsa-
ti0us-he las too much bead 10 make IL
necessary. There never yet was q Sun
or Tribune reporter who would not
rather lei bis paper 20 without the news
than Obuule himself into a family
council. The gentleness, the simplicity
and Tie mCdesly Of the real reporter
are a sufficient answer 10 all stage carl
gafureE
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
PERSONAL.

Miss Ellie Darling. NJ Auacnstil,
who has been with the New York
Opera Company at Dayton, Ohio. for
the past ten weeks, has returned %
the city on a brief visit 10 her relatives
before she enters on her winter en-
garCment
r. L. Britton, OF the theatrical firm
Of Harris, BhttOu X Dean was In the
city yesterday wearing the same sized
hat that he made use OF prior TO his
advancement.
John Brown, son Of John Brown Of
HaIper's Ferry fame, lives quietly AZ
Put In Bay, Ohio, where he cultivaies
small vineyard and fruit farm. He Is
an old man now, having been one Of the
prominent persons In the stirring period
Ia which bis father figured
Sara BeTnhardt evidently believes Il
looks skinny 10 travel without baggage,
and has Just ordered forty-eight new
SaTatogas from the manufacturer.
Nee York World
Moncure d. Conway, who Is at work
on life OF Hawthorne, says that HaW-
thOTne originally heard the story Of
Evangeline related by an ACadian exile
and intended 10 weave Il into a romance.
But he incautiously told the substance
Of Il 10 one Connolly, who impaired II
10 Longfellow, with the intlmatIon that
the material had come from Hawthorne
as q gift.
General Greedy Of the Signal Service
Is, with his family, at Sorrento, Me, for
q few weeks.
William Fife, the noted yacht de-
signeT and builder Of Glasgow, arrived
IN New York a couple Of days ago on
the steamship City Of Rome from Liver
pool
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS



A packed house greeted the Trans
conunentals at Kornans Theatre last
night The company comprises some
of the best known artists on the variety
stage and old favoritos iu This city, and
of whom more was expected than Of
the ordinary vaudeville performer
But the audience was disappointed for
they heard the same Jokes, the same
musty dialogue that so many of them
knew by heart, with the same songs
and dances that a year OF two ago were
pleasing. lt is remarkable how really
first class performers can cling 10 a
sketch that has Outlived its usefulness.
instead Of substituting something new.
The executions In the company were
Freddy, the infant prodigy. and
Dixon and Lang The boy dill his act
smoothly and deserved the several
enc0res be received lie proved himself
q wonderfully clever little artist fin.
ishcd in everything he did aud seem
ingIy perfectly 0t ease There was
none Of the characteristics usually ob
served in child actors IN him and he is
by far the strongest card the troupe
possesses.
After the regular Performance, Billy
Young, the we'll known Hghtweight
gave an exhibition Of four rounds with
Mike Raedy.
Notwithstanding the disparity in
weight, Young made a very creditable
showing against his antagonist He Is
open 10 meet all corners during the week
and some interesting bouts will take
place
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
FRANK LESLIE'S
Monthly
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1890.

The citizen soldier has a
place of honor in Frank
Leslie's Popular Monthly
for September, the frontis-
piece of which is a fine
equestrian portrait OF Colo
mel Daniel Appleton, Sew
enth Regiment, N. G. S. N.
Y. The paper, by Lieuten-
ant A, Sharpe, u. S. a.,
on II The National Guard Of
the United States" is the
most concise, comprehensive
and interesting illustrated
magazine article on this
subject ever published.
William Hosea Ballou gives
a graphic description of
"The Great Cotton Belt. "
Captain ]. S. Payne's thrill
ing article, Campaigning
With Crook" embodies a
tribute to the great Indian
fighter, and Is a valuable
contribution TO contempo-
rary history. Other timely
and beautifully Illustrated
articles, such as Florence
and the Beatrice-Dante
Festival" The Green
Vaults Of Dresden, by Mrs.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,;
The Adirondacks as They
Are. BY Frederic G.
Mather, and "Some Poison
Gus Plants,' by DR.. L. B.
Fletcher, are among the
main attractions Of this
specially interesting num-
ber There are, as usual
short stories, poems, lit
erary and descriptive es-
says in abundance.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
THE sPOoBEY COUPLE

n loeEu' matter where you stray
60 where yuu VIII b night or day.
sly CupIl'5 ever making layf'
he l0esn't waste q minute
Between the daylight aud The DARK
lu railway train hotel aud park,
There's not 2 spot but yQu can mars
"a Ploley couple IN it.
Al church 1r play, there, too, one spies
some couple making houeJed eyesl
Win sweetest smiles aud 55fte6t 5izl6--
They re certain TO ueEiul 10.
Uuul ar leuEtl sou gIlVely doubt
M sou should search tLl world about
That sou could ma spot without
a spo0uey couple u lt.
Ana w1o would lave b aLuEel WllII
F1uf
! love Ig hear the lovers COOS
And ll fLelr 5oll6rI EspIuZs WOO
some gentle le-u auI SID 70,
Iu aI u lle there should lQ Ee
fIlm Eden tg eternity,
a place Without seems NJ ne
p sFuQltT couple ~ L
Chicago LHaa
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
SHOT BY A BOY.
Two Co1ored Men Fight saloon
Keeper and Get worsted.

Two CoIored Men Fight saloon
Keeper and Get worsted
Frederick Kohler, a saloon keeper.
who does business at the corner Of
Fourth and Wilson streets northwest,
yesterday refused two intoxicated
colored men, named Albert Carter
and Charles Nelson, any more beer
They then began to abuse him, where
upon Kohlcr attempted to eject them
from the place They, however, lie.
Clined TO 20 out and Nelson and Kohler
got into a scuf1lc and Carter also took
a hand. Hearing the disturbance Mr
Kohler's 10 year old son came into the
room and, thinking that his father was
being brutally treated, he took o revol.
ver and fred three shots at the negroes.
Nelson received a flesh wound In the
forehead and Garter carried off a ball
In his arm All hands were placed
under arrest.
In the Police Court this afternoon
Nelson was fined IS for disorderly con.
duct and Carter dismissed. Campbell
Darlington appeared for young Kohler
and an indefinite continuance was
taken. Judge Mills allowed him to 60
on bis personal bond.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
HOTEL HRRIHALS.

NaHonal-E. P. Guguer, II. C. Cardly,
G. waite, Virginia; j. G. Andersen, West
Virginia; James B. Phelps, Charles Leip-
zig, f. Wsrthoimer New York; l.. e..
Hamilton. Fort Worth, Tex August
Hoovel, 81. Louis; Louis Sholes, Milwlu-
kee, Wis.
l,ppuial-Louls F. Allen, John W..
White, Allegheny City; J. F. Fitzgerald,
Philadelphia.
NeFopoitian-Geo ID. Reeve, Phila-
delUhia, W. a. Campbell, Nashville, ".
c.; Hon. b. H. Bum, North Carolina; r.
w Lyon, Raleigh, y. c.; r. f. Eagle, r.
Daughty, Lonoke, Ark.
EbbW-John zimmerman. wife and son,
Wooster, Ohio; General Eppa Huntou,
Virginia; George n. Weeks, U 8. A.; John
II. stewart. Indianapolis; 4 :. Blackman,
New York.
Rigos-George p. Herrick, New York;
w. W. Blanchard, Newark ". J o. s.
Kline Louisville, NY; a. N. Martin,
Washington.
Slorstam-Max Z. Schmidt, Chicago;
W. g. Wallace, Brooklyn, n. Y; Il. w.
Keller, kansas City; G. J. Sawyer, New
York.
Irlipgfoli- Ramon o. Williams. Brook
lyu, n. Y, II. w. Bundy, Wisconsin: Aaron
J..A. Dean, New York.
Ano-John Parker, Washington, d. C.
NCrmqndic--Gencral Sewell, New Jersey;
W. G.. Curtis, New York.
So Jancs-W. a. Burns, A. p Dearing,
Athens, Ca. r. W. Lyon, Raleigh, n. c.:
J. r. Hobbs, Virginia; Alfred stanton aud
family, Farmwell, Va.
IrUR1rds-Johu V. Miller, W. f. House,
D. X. Focht, Lewis Angle, Pa; Dr. F. x.
l. Secord and wife, New YORK, Waldo
Hutchius. New YORK; Charles p Chateau,
ltfh w Va
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
WILL BE CAPTURED.
Vessels Pound Ponching VIII be sum
marily Dealt WIN

Vessels Found Poaching VIII be SUN
marny Dealt WIN
NEW YoHR, Aug 1O.-Thc Hcralds
Tacoma Wash, special says: The
revenue cutter Corwin on Saturday re.
ceivCd orders 10 proceed to Behrlug Sea
and Is now en- route to Seattle 10 coal.
Captain Hooper says he has orders 10
act under the lrst Instructions received
The first orders directed the captains
Of the cutters TO seize all vessels where
there was any circumstandal evidence
10 show that they h9l been poaching
The subsequent orders were that the
cutters should serve all vessels found
IN the sea with q copy OF President
Harrisou's proclamation and If the
vessel was seen again, to capture H.
The Department, Captain HoopCr's
orders lead one 20 believe has deter
mined that the more vigorous policy
should be followed and, although II Is
la'e In the season, all vessels found
pCaching are % be summarly dealt
with.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
OUTLIRs nam LIKE pEMONS.

Bloody battle with New Mexican Ban
dts, In which Many are Slain.
VANCE, TEX, Aug. 10 "A bloody
battle with New Mexican outlaws was
fought near Beaver Lake, this county,
yesterday, during which five men were
killed The bandits were surrounded
by officers and a posse Of citizens and
an attempt made TO arrest them TIE
outlaws fought like demons. Mr.. Bur
lows, one Of the posse, was killed al
the fiIst fire. -Four Of the despeTadoes
were slain, the 9th making his escape.
He is being pursued
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 8 LoTHROP,
Corner 18th and F sts. n. ".

ladies NFCKwRAR AT EXCEPTION
ALLY Low PRICES.
We are offering a small
lot of Black Lace "Fauntle-
roy Ruehing, the wholesale
price of which has been soc
per yard, at the ridiculously
low retail price of sac per
yard.
Also 40 dozen WhiteLawn
Ties, hemsiitched ends, best
values we have ever offered
at the price; 12Hc each.
First floor.
TWO MIDSUMMER BARGAINS IN GLOVES
Ladies' 4-button Kid
Gloves, in brown, tan and
black; only 81 per pair.
Ladies' S-button length
Mousquetaire Suede Gloves
in tan, embroidered backs;
only $3.50 per pair.
First floor, centre.
A FEW MIDSUMMER BARGAINS IN MUS
LIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Muslin Chemise,
pointed yoke of three Ham
burg insertings and four
clusters Of tucks, Hamburg
edge around neck, sleeves
and down front; only soc
each.
Lailcs' Muslin walking skirts, Hamburg
ruaie aud four large tucks above the ruftle,
finished with yoke, only 75c. each.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, Hubbard yoke, two
Hamburg insertlngs and four clusters of
fuCkg Hamburg runie around neck and
sleeves, only 15c. each
CORsETs.
Ladies' Woven Broadway Corsets, medium
length waist good fitting, only soc. per pair.
Ladies' Diamond Corsets, good quality, long
wasted, embroidered around top and bust.
only 55c. per pair.
Ladies' r. s G. Corsets, long and medium
waist, lne coutil, two side steels, double slcet
down front, only 81 per pair.
Second n0or, annex.
DRUGGIST sUNDHEs.
Remember we are the sole agents for Lows
Wild Rose Soap, 55c. per box Of one dozen
cakes
First noor.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
d, ...v - ~. ~ ~
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

An original bin for the substitution
Of trustee and release Of a deed Of trust
was fled 10 day in the case Of Mary F.
Otey against T. L. Grant, Aloz0 i.
MaTr and ZaCberiah i. Thomas
The following orders were issued 10
the Orphans Court 10 day Mary u.
Gettinger, order issued retuTnable On
September 5 Clara T Emory, guardian
70 orphans Of Campbell d. Emory, de-
ceased petition and order bond So 600.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

10 take in sll nations with which The
United States could establish trade in
our products Hush, Senator That
isreory what BLAINE and The Demo.
Gratis intend but they don't want to
fial,er the G. @. I. with too much of
a good thing at one dose
Tur LATE ELECTION 90 Alabama was
a good deal of shower The Demo
cratic majority has gone mp into The
ncichborhood Of 100000. and may reach
that figure. A little more Force bin
folly will make the South as solid as
the bills and a little more Mckinley
vickeduess will leave the Republicans
no footholl at the North.
PRESIDENT HARRrsoN has let loose
his two watch dogs Of the White House
on Senator Quay The New York
Tribune has hold Of him by one leg aud
the Philadelphia Press is feasting upoa
the other. But QUAY doesn't mind.
HlNE Is GLAD THAT PLUMB has con-
cludtd to compel RoBERr TO expose
tie evidence on which he put Guy
upon trial RoBERT Is not glad, and
DoueIAss is half.and half, as usual.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
TERRIBLE RAILROAD WRECK.
seven Lives Lost and Fourteen Person
seTIousIy Injured.

seven Lives Lost and Fourteen Persons
Seriously Injured.
TRINIDAD, Col Aug. ia terrible
wreck occurred on the Union Pacific
Railroad just below BaTela yesterday
morning, IN which seven men are re-
ported 10 have lost their lives and four.
teen seriously injured. A special train
made up Of all the surgeons that could
be secured left this city for the scene Of
the accident, but no particulars have
been received. The wrecked train left
this city yesterday morning TO repair a
bridge that had been washed out near
BaTela, and Il Is supposed that the engi-
neeT failed to stop the train In time and
that all were ditched
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
OUTRAGEOUS LEGISLATION TO
BE AUTHORIZED

III Az lIlbAtlhEB.
Especial attention is invited 20 the
outrageous attack upon the Republican
party now being made In The conslitu.
ttcral convention Of Mississippi
a member Of that body named Judge
CHRisNAN has proposed a section Of
% e constitution giving 10 The leg la
iura authority 10 make petit larceny q
forfeiture Of the right 90 exercise the
elective frsnchise' And BIZ provides
fnrther-thus heaping outrage upon
outrage-that no person shall be cligi
bic 10 any Office Of profit or trust who
IS not a qualified electorl
In this way this Democratic poHu.
clan would keep a large number Of Re.
publicans-probably more than a third
Of the Republican party Of Mississippi
from the polls, and exclude nearly all
Of the most active and infuentiil mem
bers Of that party from office.
We speak without excitement, and
give voice 10 the deliberate sentiments
of the most thoughtful Northern Re.
publicans like HoAR, QUAY, EDMUNDs,
DUDLEY, HARRIsoN. DAVENPORT,
REED, PLNTr aud PERRY Carson,
when we say that this proposed legis
lation 10 the Southern States is likely
TO be a serious, even disastrous, at.
tack upon the Republican party and,
without fear Of successful contradlc
ton, we declare. further, that if
Speaker REED permits Congress to adj
iourn without epaCting a law that will
secure to men at the South guilty Of no
higher crime than ptW larceny the
right 10 cast a free ballot and have a
fair count, and also the right to be
voted for aud to hold office, he may be
responsible for the destruction Of the
Republican party, as an organized body,
in all Of the late Confederate States.
This Is a matter Of the first moment
TO all Republicans, and It shoull re.
coive immediate attention.
Judge CHRsNAEs proposci rebel
provision also gives TO the Legislature
authority TO make selling liquor with )ut
a license, or buying or selling lottery
tickets. a forfeiture Of the elective fran.
chisc, and it may be said, therefore,
that under these two clauses q good
many white Democrats would be kept
from The polls. We admit this, but we
VAIN cur sauoulne Republican friends
uot they cannot lean With safety upon
tLis fr'i support for It must b1 ap-
partut 10 every thoughtful man that the
dCcoliful CuBIsNNN has included these
clauses for no other purpose than 10
keep The TtH larceny clause a little 10
the shade The result would be that
he legislature being Democratic,
would not leelslate to give effect to the
liquor and lottery clauses, but would
lcgislate promptly In giving effect to the
Ft1t larceny clause In this way the
force Of the CHRIsNhE provision would
be felt IN no perceplib'e degree by the
Democrats, but would, as everybody
knows, fall With crushing effect on the
Republicans
There is, indeed a crisis In the affairs
Of The Republican party, Things look
dark
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
I NDEN SEMINARY


q scho0I Tor young girls and young ladies',
at Litltz. Lancaster County, Pa. alh year.
A safe, comfortable school home; thorough
methods careful oversight oi the individual
pupil advanced courses 81 stuiyi very pleas
aut Illatl1ns steam heated. $40 per year.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

THE SILENCE o. Quar- 10 regard %
tLe charges made b the New York
Hgf.dmay De called o FoCifer0us silence.
u Is silence that can be heard ais
tinCtly and e Is denial Of The charges
made and Is So elective that nobody
nays any attention r1 them.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

THAI HAs PLUID II Kansas Is ca
drely light frequently Yesterday De
said IF reciprocity Is in the mind Of
any one #by not d axe it broad enough
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

CT LUKE's SCHOOL,
Bustletuu, near Philadelphia, Pa.
A high-Class school Exceptionally health
fuI location. Delightful surroundings. Doing
good work Prepare or any college or bust-
ness. Boys sent this year 70 Yale, Harvard
aud Princeton. Special careof younger boys.
Number limited.
CHARLES a sTROUp,
Principal
The daily critic., 1890-08-19
IT IS POSITIVELY SO,

We can't impress a need OF
prompt action on your part,
with reference to availing your
selves of the particular advan-
tages Of this te-fall' sea.
son, any more foroibly than to
give you our word that the
current week IS the very last
opportunity we can give for re.
ductions on summer goods.
What we sell we must dispose
Of quickly, because fall stock
is already beginning tocome in.
If not sold, the few baby car
riages, water coolers and re.
frigerators we have remaining
must 90 into the stororooms.
Now, you know enough about
business TO realize that we'd
rather sell an article at big
sacrifice than 10 store II. But
that one thing or the other
must take place IFS positively
so. Therefore, we remird
you TO consider well our large
discounts on Furniture, Car
pets. &c. Here Is an idea o
what we are doing
Best Quality AIl.woo' 10
grain, made and laid with best
paper lining, 75c.
100 Moquette Hassocks, 3jc,
100 Body Brussels Ouomans,
SOC.
100 Moquette Ottomans, soc,
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

HOWELL Osborn quarrelled with Fay
TESTLEToS IN Paris, aud as a peace
offering sent 10 her, after she had de-
parted sullenly 10 New York, S20,OO0
worth Of diamonds, as follows: A solid
vinalgTette, about three inches high
and two Inches IN diameter, on the top
Of which was Miss TEMPLEToN S IN.
iuals set 10 twenty diamonds; a gold
watch about the size Of a nickel, set
with sixteen diamonds; a crOWn-shaped
breastpin, set with fifty diamonds and
having a large pearl In each Of the
spikes Of the crown a brooch, IN the
shape of a blown rose. containing thirty,
i've diamonds; a pair Of solitaire dia-
mond sleeve buttons a chatelaine, with
a great number Of diamonds; a beauu-
ful point lace fan, with mother-of pearl
sides, set with seven large diamonds;
two Tubies and a sapphire; a moonstone
brooch, SET with twenty diamonds, aud
q small throat Sour Grapes Pin, the
stem set with diamonds The Jewels
We're all seized by a heartless customs
official al New York last night. A
4lT HEMsCHEY the bearer Of them, was
arrested, and in default Of S 900 bail
was committed 10 Jail
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

200 Smyrna Rugs, 4 feet by
Z feet. 500.
The daily critic., 1890-08-19

wherever and whenever the conluions
surrounding him enable man % reach
'he highest civilization where he thinks
and accomplishes the most feels the
deepest and enjoys ihe greatest there
IS haunted the most by The grim
spectre That councils him 10 s.lr.ls.
suucion This conclusion is nnt au
argument against high culture, but it is
an a1moniti0n That the systems of ell
ucalion that enlarge all The faculties at
the expense of the moral anl the con
scicntious are wrong ot the Foundation.