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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

hatte ned. II Is primitive in const-uc-
ton as It's ancient prototype, being
nothing more nor less than low cup or
bowl for holding tho heavily perfumed
oil. With coneave top pierced with a
hole through which the wick passes.
One which an aesthetic woman re-
joieed in this morning was of red ochre,
decorated in black and was a genuine
antique turned Up hy the spade in Cy-
prus.
Another which I inspected some
days ago was in chocolate and black
tones, its freshlypainted pattern hand
ed down TO ell appcaranccsi in unbroken
sequence from the days OF the classic
heroes and their horses mareuvering
on its modern sides. By the way. the
circumstances under which / saw this
lamp, though they may sound Theatre
in the telling. illustrate very clearly the
raison d'etre OF the lamp craze.
] have struck friends knoclcr ct
twilight The hall chandelier was not
lighted. and through the glass of the
inner door, whose curtain was drawn
half aside, there. giimmered presently
wsvering fame that came toward me
down the long stairway. Dimly it re-
vealed figure Ia white draperics. The
figure held the feeble Pickering light
above it's head, inviting one to think
Of Truth as she is painted. or Chris
tian maid Of old descending into the
catccombs. IL was Sunday night, and
''thc servSnts had their liberty" hence
was waited on by my friend with her
Roman lamp and in her Cleopatra
gown.
On cabinet and on mantel you viii
sec them faring a little weirdly and
wildly on our seasons mixture of
Egypt. Greece and Rome. We put them
on Our dinner tables, which, 1t would
seem, we should surround with
touches to keep them company. hear
tale of hostess who lighted no other
lamp but kept her guests sitting in a
ghostly seance among the rising and
falling tongues Of fame. We lift them
for nearer views of picture or statuette.
and wo fetch them in as properties"
when we make pictures or statues of
ourselves in the search after books
high up ON shelves in the library.
At lunches, breakfasts, suppers and
all festivities where any degree of orig
inality Is allowable we have brought in
old German silver, wierdly wrought in
grotesques; and ut a gathering in honor
OF the birthday of a well-known humor-
ist curious irnaginings, quainter almost
than any thing since the days of gar
goyles, appeared in the china. The hui
morist's daughter-in-law during visit
last summer to famous Continental
pottery was seized with fancy to
bring home some of the crushed"
china; meaning by the term the very
comical pieces produced by the sinking
Of a vessel after it has been thrown"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

THE ROMAN LAMP AMONG IT'S yRrESpe.
or shaped. or the spelling" of piece
by giving" These failures the inge-
nuity Of the potter had turned into vic
tories by working the crushed sides into
humorous suggestions. On either side
Of tho middle of the table stood a won
6rous bird. half owl. half spoonbill. .
feathcred sage of profound experience.
but, like Major Bagstock, sly, sir.
devilish sly" lie held his head on one
side for tho better criticism of inferior
creatures, and closed one eye after the
approved habit Of co1noisseurs-e Sam
Slick and Solomon rolled into one. He
b,inked as he carried candles.
At state dinners there II used this
winter considerable amount of Vienna
ware sblsze with bright scarlet and
elaborate designs. People take 20 IL. in
spite IF a goTgeousness that suggests
the theatrical advance agent, because IL
FITS in well with tire Russian glass IN
circular stands Of gold. / used to hear
talk in London last summer OF an even
ing with Nine. Blavstsky. where the
sspper-roosa was draped With Turkish
baEgfngs ard this Turkish china gilt
tered and gIoved on the table ard ire
see-sss herself Cleaned Ike . gold
mountain in Turkish rob-. Even the
insidcs Of the csps were heavily eiided
ard che felt as il pouring down molten
gold
Mrs. William n Rockefeller gave \
dinner 10 long time ago, the Sevres used
~ which would rank with THE raoss
beautiful ever imported The decors-
ton was simple but wonderfully effect
ire. The coloe work being IN sznv1e-
f~sevf. gold and the rare turquoise biue-
IN TIE bIus border wer- Delicate trse-
fa1s ~ vines n sne rold The handles
we're n dead gold according with TIE
snail gid epergn-s, The sast-eefsrs and
the oyster forks and kns-cs.
The English chinas arc seen On fash
tonaale dinner tables len freoueutky
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
TOO APpETKINa
NE Had the rooshache. bat She Couldn't
Eesist.

NE Had the Tooshache. bat She Couldn't
Resist
Hope y amt got the toothache,
num-" said the fsh man the other day
20 Jersey City girl, At whoee house he
was delivering some oysters Tho fish
man smoke IN compassionate tones. for
che girl was sitting fo-lornly in chair,
with bo4h HANDS pressed convulsively to
the sides CT her face.
mo. not the soothache.- she moaned,
~ouly . horrible sore throat that is q
Thousand times worse than any tooth
sche ever could be-
lis that AIR. replied the fish man.
-why. II You'll listen TO my advice
you'll have that all cured in no time"
DO tel me how exclaimed the girl.
saud III be forever grateful to youy'
There amt nothing easier" said the
FISH man. than ~ cure SORE throat.
You can get nd Of il in no time. All ron
have 70 do ia tn get raw clam and bind
1t over On the place where the soreness
is. and is viii Jest move ont and not
leave any sign Of ever havia' been there.
Nv boss cured = esee Of diphtheria. mum.
nth raw CLAIMS applied outside. that The
doctors had given up. That's the truth.
that n. and advise you b try couple
Of IN, on your sore taroat.-
We'll. IL they'll do any good, wish
yru'd send me around a couple" said
The girl. "and III give thern trial
That I viii. mum. and In, SIRE
they'll sxyou up
The fssh man did ss he promised. r..
selected two extra plump CLAIMS. opened
them carefully. ard sent thesn rounsi %
the hou>-. A few DAYS later. having oc-
cancu n leave an c-ser az the house. he
ssked the girls mother Il his clans had
done her daughters sore throAs any
good
why. - tel ve1 the truth.- replied
the mother, she did rot apply them n
the way ron advised She sasd they
looi>d 80 sppesszinr that she could rot
resist tlss temptation. and Len ase
thar New York Sua
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
MENTAL LABOR.
It Neces<itates Frequent Holidays for tho
ErNi1.

It Neces6it1tcs Frequent Holidays for tho
Erai,.
Tho masses vino depend mainly upon
their physical cxert;ons for livelihood
are apt 20 fancy that mind-worlS =
light labor. This is a great mistake.
No species of toll more rapidly exhausts
tho bodily energies than intense, in
cessant thought Happiest, healthiest,
most likely to live long and to enjoy
life are they who judiciously blend in
tel,ectual with mechanical exercise.
With that delicate and wonder-worls-
ing muscle, the brain, oil the elements
of the body-''ma77ov, bones and all"
directly sy1npa.hi=c- Twenty-four hours
of hard thinking prostrates the system
moro completely than days moving
or digging or blowing. We know that
the brain works In surgical cases,
where it has been found necessary to
expose portion of the organ, it has
been seen to think. The manufacture
of ideas under the influence of that in
visible and immortal element of which
the brain is the instrument. has been
seen going on, and we are told that the
pcrturbations OF tho thought machine,
under full head of mental steam, are
rapid, continuous and sometimes vio-
lent. One scientific observer says that
the surface of the brain undulates in
such cases like the surface of the sea-
that visible waves of thought pass
over the cerebrum-"
The master organ, therefore, Is as
well entitled to its holidays as the vas
sal arm which It governs and directs,
and needs them quito as u,uch-perhaps
more. Delicious are its seasons of per-
feet rest, when tho cares and troubles
Of business arc cast aside, and nothing
Is permitted TO intcr-meddle with its
dreamy trance. Saboaths are the God
ordsined holidays OF the brain. He who
gave TO intellect les progressive power.
knew that IL must bivouac on the
march. "Six days shalt thou labor
but ON the seventh do no manner of
work." applies TO mind "a well as to
muscle. IN. Y. Ledger.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

tAzn 1Asf y<s<. Nsdrsxeod Is . fsvcS-
lie. 81 weal6 ee II there were aaer~ 81
II. ~lEa k1s.ssses We <*eSt clsssass>ea>
aaa nFss>r % srzzk fresa . eyathRs
esapty Sfxxs lzso szzA er&s<x ard ssse
TOR eups 4ad s@aoexs ed Gsees fefn>
Essn thai Hnest oDelszskcsi aTklxles TIE
tea pot. tezes slzS<Se SHAPES IL Ns<s<e-
VOID tA.s rekters etsnglng closest 20
tAe cd srt il rs seTere heaAsfs ct ferzn
As ane ef ArS Taemas A. kalSens
breakfasts Il sas pretty ~. ses The IA
sentor's wee daughter tE.sng 10 pix
the faxxet-iae Eets zEa Feses firm tss
DrsazA&a Ieiss<sl ekiaa 81 shleh arss
E1isca has vefy beautiful supply.
one felt the euain, realism and home
lsae character Of the ware. n IL com
Portable like the German girl with
her faxen hair. tnt many people
esehew i leeasse Of n. tooelose rivalry
with BatEre Ia ths modelling ~ howeEs
petal ~ petal fes il Is held st sitter
aud stif'er priess. aezen di1ner plates
costing I've huaGred aud seventy ave
dollars. These shoal6 bear ereSs
ssorsss for marx IN cobalt blue ini-
fatiea wares marked verg similarly can
be had for seysnty-flve dollars
uayiland china has heen used az two
or three % the largest dinner parties Of
the winter, and Indeed al French
wares. particularly the different makes
ofdeecrated Limoges are much in vogue.
Fashion frctuatas in china with ia
ereasing frequency.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet's table Is set with
Carlsbad wcre, on tremendous occs-
sions, In soft red and salmon tones The
decoration Is 100000. traced with god.
One sees Carlsbad constantly In boudoir
tete-a-tete sets. Ia rooms with rocoeo
Furnishings Miss Ellen Terry's, re-
member. has soft yeliowish tinge with
designs in gold and rich dark blue. The
Carlsbsd mark Is very simple.
A china that Is growing in favor
comes from Pirirenhammer, dirty lit
tie hole IN bohemia. where they turn
OFT wares delicate in texture rs rose
leaves, yc. sufficiently Oriental in de-
sign to suit famously with present fash
ions Some of the best in New York be-
longs 10 Mrs. Henry Clcws.
The now shapes in chinas are holder
than OF old. and the French wares run
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
Omcers IN Germany. Army.

Special measures a-e being taken in
Germany to increase the number Of Of
flcers IN the army. At present the
scarcity of officers is unprcccdeutedly
great, and. especially in the prussisn
regiments, commissions have been go
ing begging. All the courses of in
struction In the various military acadern-
les will be shortened so that there may
Be at least fifty per cent. more young Of
ficcrs turned out IN the same length Of
time than are graduated at present.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

The ministry Of education in Russia
has issued a circular fo-biddinG all per-
sons Of high standing in the manage
ment of schools snd colleges 10 allow
authors 70 dedicate their works TO
them Works Of very Indifferent
add. and in sorae irstancss. even Of an
Questionable nature. il they are deb
Gated 70 persona Of reno-n in the
educational circles necessarily enior
the patronage Of these persons and And
more readers than IL desirable.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

70 Leaf patterns and vegetable dishes
with bent and folded margins. The
Royal Worcester with its pure outlines
and tho brilliant Crown Derby spend
themselves in vases and bric-a-brac,
since for tho momcut the English chinas
come less TO The table.
At the annual dinner OF Sorosis the
souvenirs were vases; tho love of
china Is rooted too deep in woman's
breast to be dislodged even by club
membership. ELIZA PUTNAM HEAIoN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
CHOW Cure All skin p,..s.e..-

Simply apply "swAYSL's oTsrArsT."
No Internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch. all eruptions OF the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers aTc pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwaYsE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
Last Chance of bargains in Hats and
RonuetS

Nice Velvet Hats, al trimmed. for
Sl.2j, 81 30 and $500. Trimmed Beaver
aud Felt flats for sl.25. Si.5o aud sl.s5
All Hats, trimmed or untrimmed, will
be sold regardless OF cost. Now. tins
is tho last chance for The public 10 Get
cheap Hats or BoBncts, as J have 81
close up very soon tor rcfixing the
store. Gail at once and convince YOUR
self OF the above facts. at - Canal-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

De- Mssrzs-shAl yoz 90 scu<A for
TIE winter
81 Assdo-e--Nc' I can ct FL she
winter wsnt right here.--st Josepa
Ne~A
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

Mrs winsiow-s Soothing sra, shozsfi az
ways used for eaiidren teeshiaE. II SoethAs
the child. softens fhe cHHsS. silSvs Ell PAN.
cures wihd eogic ana - The Lest re13e6y Ter
sisTrhcea. * ccnts = bottle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

"We'v, szocseded ~ery w.u, bot ~s
cart declare 6i-idenis
Your prosperity spp-srs 20 b . scrs
% Success rith suau rruisA n-Psck.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

The only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgariiv, with
out injury TO the user and without
doubt bcautiiier, is Pozzoni's.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

Our hobby this Water - net tea pots.
bat lamps, ANAL haad lamps oi potlesy.
modelled 80 exactly GA the satiq.ss
Roman and Etrusean srtzekes that did
not ons <aos them n4de bat yesterday
% clay % Father Treat. whose Eaightier
soa Is Father M<rssY, oas night sup
pose them dug up In pompeh or sesas
other exku1sea settlement 10 fare sni
nieker for faddish Enslishwem2n or
more faddish New Yorker after lying
qaenehsd for well nigh two thousand
years
Each little lamp l. shaped. TO speak
irreverently. somewhat ike covered
gravy boat with wick issuing from the
nose, or il may DO like sick room cup
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

Peokham's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
MAUTIFUL CHINA.
TAn HouAn Lamp u Fanhion's
Ysvoxits roihla.

II Lsn1s Iss.kx - fsses 2Aa ~ Ds<as Per-
f1asa GA -Fs<eslza1 czsess~xz<s fsx .
usmSrsss Ess~l Basy
okskyss tfs4nA Wa<s@
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02
s.raln. flaar ana Feed.

z "a y HUI tHu TfFHE
Wheat IN nltt. &c = b9shsis lea. ess ?
tuShxl.
vera : usael
tern Meal - = foa.
No. feec-->sLtkf = tsa-
IA. Fes d S<StN = Eon.
NsA1fiBgs : % = f0n.
IFaa~s-.ss y ton.
flgul, Lily Nhise. s--ic. ratsnt. s1io >
hundred
tsts-l5e ) bgshe'.
Rye s9c = bt>ies.
lzfity-sl t4et.-o , hundred
ti0yer- stteegi.-3 t4shsi.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

BY BUYING

BH BUYING
100 lbs. hest Roller
Process Elour.....$2.4O
3.J lbs hest Roller Pro-
cess Flour. .............. go
f6 lbs Gran. Sugar. 100
1 lib Mixed Coffee.
Gr0Hnd............... Id
1 lib Java Mocha and
klO..........-........ .SO
I lib Java andsIocila... so
lib First -ciass Japan
Iea.........-...... Sd
/ lii First-class Japan
Tea Dust ...............- .12
J ID Japan Tea, best
in the market. 30
1 lib First-class Bak-
ing Powder. .. 10
1 at jug French Mus
taru............, ............--. 10
4 lib Packages Soda. 20
g lbs Rolled OATS. 20
3sj lbs Pure Buck
wheat Flour. 90
5 gal Water white Oil 40
10 gal Water white
OIi....- go
5-gal Can with pump
FIiscu.............. i. 80
1 3-gal can with pump,
flied. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1.35
Corn, TOInatOes,string
beans, Lima beans,
and SuccOt;tsh, ;
cans fOr..... 10
Silver Drips Syrup,
per gal....................~. 80
Sirloin Steak, per lib
10 to 12i.c
Round Steak, per lib Sc
Good Steak, per LID &c
Good Beef Roasts..J to &c
Good Boiling Beef....3 TO &c
Corn Beef. .............. &c
Pork LOins .......~ &c
Pork ShOuIders... &c
Fresh Hams, trimmed &C
Pork Steak. ........... ...GtO Sc
Side pOrk.......... &c
Pork Sausage, Il lbs 20
Bologna 4 lbs 30
Liver a lbs 20
Head Cheese. 4 lbs for .2J
Pure Kettle Rendered
Lard, > lbs for. 20
Pure Kettle Rendered
Lard, 10 lbs for. 80
VAN EVERY & co.,
5J Canal-st.
tJ2 West Fulton-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-02

fsr~ersP fseaees.
Batter ise - : r.
ksE<s ~ q azfa
fts&saes- ,tpess-s : ttsSasl.
Afe.es go = kAssss3.
&slsz-t -ste : a. s. -
ara psr-sx = hasket-
l.e<ta IA D ts9stsa
tzff9zs = @saSse..
V1lsls = - Z t4siss1.
Jakksrs' Prices
Bears : - - 4 bslsae..
AtYirs .isss - . s14.
fe<tee> y kasas4.
tkss &c tvse3.
p Butter 80 - ~
tFsaS<fFirs So Al Is = bel-
Htaes
tsEeeA - 2 = a.
Fart talfSa - : n.
ifFs - - Z ~
al skies - = = -.
tShse skies "a slice : piece.
la ga -ss.c = p.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-02-06
Notes From the Capital.

TIM recent Indian troubles probably
cause tie Secretary Of the Interior To-
think the Indians should bc made TO
work Thursday, in letter addressed
TO Congress, he recommend the es-
Enlistment of an agricultural training
school.
SECRETARY WINDOWS death will be
specially deplored by the newspaper
men. He was accessible to them at all
times, and seemed 10 take pleasure in
assisting in their work. lie believed
the public had n right To know what
the executive departments were doing,
and he never declined "A reasonable re-
quest for information concerning the
business of the Treasury. The news
paper men, therefore, naturally regard
ed him rs a good friend, and will al
ways cherish his memory
ONE of the prominent delegates To the
approaching National Council Of Wom-
en- in Washington will be Mrs Char
lotte Emerson Brown, cousin of Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Mrs. Brown is a cler-
gyman's wife and is an accomplished
linguist, speaking five or six languages
tluently.
SENATOR VEST and senator Voorhees,,
ON the Democratic side, and Senators
Henderson and Paddock, ON the Re
publican side, are greatly addicted to tell
ing stories, and they know lots Of good
ones, but they never venture to spring
these yarns on the statesmen in the
course of the discussions in the senate.
by authority of the President, the
tract of land located i'm the city Of llous-
ton, Tex, and known rs Block EOS,
which was occupied 10y the Republic of
Texas Mt the date OF annexation of that
Republic 10 the United States as the
site of u magazine, has been transferred
TO the Secretary of the Interior for dis
position under the law.
A DISPATCH was received at the Navy
Department, announcing that the cruz
ser San Francisco, finished her trial
trip Thursday evening, after II success
ful run. She is now nt Mare Island,
California; This trip settle, her final
acceptance BY ibe GoyerpHrut
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-02-06
RESORTING TO FORCE.
The Fate Of the Force Bill Decided by
the November Election.

the November Election.
The madness of the Republicans in
trying to force through Congress this
measure which the people have rejected
becomes more plain when one recalls
the fact that everywhere during the
campaign of last fall the Republicans
confessed that the fate of the force bill
depended upon the result of the election,
and asked support of Republican candi-
dates for Congress on the ground that
the election of a Democratic House
would be interpreted by the Republic
ans in the Senate as meaning that the
country did not wish them to concur
with the action of the House. Thus the
address sent out by the Republican
State Committee of New York on the
Goth of October said among other things:
The House of Representatives also sent over
TO the Senate a bill for securing fair and free
election for Representatives in Congress
throughout the Union. e.. . . Only one step
more is required to set on firm ground the fair,
free choice Of Representatives in Congress Ia
every district in every State. II Is possible by
the loss OF the next House Of Representatives
TO endanger the election bill now pending in the
Senate.
In other words, before election the Re-
publicans said to the people: ELECT a
Republican House and the Senate will
accept the verdict as an instruction to
pass the Lodge bill, while Democratic
victory will he interpreted By that body
as a vote of want of confidence in the
policy" This was according TO the
theory of popular government, while
the present attempt TO pass this re-
iccted bill by brute force is nothing
less than an assault upon the system of
institutions. N. Y. Post.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-02-06
a BOILING LAKE.
Dark-Gay CoIored Water That Tastes
strongly of sulphur.

strongly of sulphur.
There is lake of boiling water in the
Island of Dominica, lying in the noun
I tains behind Roseau, and in the valleys
/ surrounding it are many sofataras, OF
| volcanic sulphur vents. In fact, the
| boiling lake is little better than u crater
| filled with scalding water constantly
fed by mountain streams, and through
which the penetrating gases find vent
and are rejected.
The temperature of the water ON the
margin Of the lake ranges from $50 de-
grees 10 1870 degrees Fahrenheit. In the
middle. exactly over the gas vents, it is
believed to be about 300 degrees Where
this active takes place, the water is said
to rise two, three, or even four feet
above the general surface level of the
lake. the cone often dividing so that the
orifces through which the gas escapes
are legion in number.
This violent disturbance over the gas
Jets causes violent action over the
whole surface OF the lake, and though
the cones appear to be special vents,
the sulphurous vapors rise with
surface. Contrary to what one
would suppose, there seems to be in no
case violent action 81 the escaping
gases, such as explosions or dctona-
tiOns.
The water is of a dark-gray color, and.
having been boiled over and over for
thousands Of years, has become thick
and Shiny with sulphur. AS the
inlets to the lake are rapidly
closing, il is believed that il
will soon assume the character Of gey-
ser or sulphurous erater.--N. Y. Jour
nal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-02-06
THE DEFEAT OF ANARCHY.
Illustration OF a Foul Plot 10 Overthrow
Popular Government,

Illustration OF Foul Plot 10 Overthrow
Popular Government.
by vote of IS yeas to "a nays the
force bill has been put aside. The
measure which was fifty denounced as
worse than secession will be heard of
no more, save as it is recalled to signal
ize the popular contempt for those dem
agogues who would dethrone the peo-
pie for the benefit of conspirators
against American institutions. In this
event the people will find cause for re-
joicing as they have reason for careful
examination of the conditions which
made the attempt of Lodge and Hoar
possible. While the occasion is still
fresh in the public mind let the circum-
stances be well considered. OF prime
Importance is the fact that the impu-
dcnce of senator Sanders has found
prompt rebuke. When it was an
nounced that the press Of the country
had voiced the popular wish, this acct
dental statesman from rotten borough
of monopoly exposed his own ignorance
by the assertion that the press never
reelected the sentiments of the people.
The pigmy from Mon tana had takcp
the success of the conspiracy in his
state as an indication that lattcr-day
Republicanism was something besides a
machine oiled with the contributions
levied upon the people by manipulators
Of blocks Of five and contributors to
nris raised Tor ueoauching tine bali
lot H." event will not disturb the
equanimltY OF the little individual
rattlDg in place designed for states