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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
Paclfied by Prospects of Plenty.
From the Kansas city Star tDem.).

All reports agree as to the falling off in the
attendance at the alliance meetings in Kansas
this year as compared with last fall The
farmers are not taking anything like the in
terest in the political gatherings OF the new
party that they did year ago. Whether this
is due TO the fact that they are too busy at
work to give any attention TO politics or to an
abatement OF interest aad zeal in the cause is a
question. The politicians of the old parties
claim that the alliance has spent its strength,
and that its power Is vlsibly declining. The ac-
curacY Of This assumption remains " be tested.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
orr NEW YORK OFFICE.

Mali. Flynn, Genera! Advertising Agent
NJ the MORNING News, Office % Park ROW.
xor vo-r All advertising business outside of
the states OF Georgia, Florida and South caro-
lima vii be managed by him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

Indefaitely postponing action upon the
Smith substitute for the Berner railroad
bill virtually means that it has been laid
aside until it can be useful to its sponsors or
until they can mend Their hold, as it were.
Burial of it beyond the pale of resurrection
would harm no one. No such legislation is
required Just at this time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

Now that the great Ohio joint discussion
has come and gone, we find that Candidate
Mckinley didn't make such din with his
ceun .erfeit tin after all. Very likely the
word tin will hereafter be tabooed subject
with the great high tariff apostle. And the
chances are that he will not soon wish to
meet Gov. Campbell in debate again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

Some Of the republican papers are print
ing picture which represents the Repub-
lean party In the guise Of rather a good
looking aud shaPely young woman. That
ia not correct. Picturing Il as a somewhat
dissipated old woman would be- far more
accurate and true picture would show her
- b. IN pretty bad shape
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

Heirs Of Anneke JAMS from all parts of
the country are in Kansas City holding Q
convention. and they propose to renew the
fight for the 300, 900. 900 New York estate
occupied by Trinity church. This suit has
been going on 300 years, and the alleged
heirs number thousands. They might form
an army and besiege the premises by way OF
fastening the result.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

Cornering the sea island cotton seed did
not prove successful venture. Cornering
mercantile commodities Of any kind is no
easy thing to do. Nor is it altogether de-
sirahIa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10


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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

"Can we make it rain at will and by con-
cussions and explosions!" is question much
discussed, and the closer it Is examined in
the light Of theory, fact and experimsn the
more uncertain it seems to become. In the
current number of the North American
Rerieto Gen. Dyrenforth. who had charge
of the recent rain-making experiments in
Texas, answers the question in the aff1rma-
tive. aud newspaper correspondents claim
ing to have been on the spot at the time
said the experiments with dynamite, racka-
rock, kites and balloons were glorious
successes and produced copious and
continued downfalls of rain. But
now comes the Chicago Farm Imple>
nlsnt NelUs with an extensive account Of
the experiments, pronouncing them an utter
and ridiculous failure. This writer says he
was with Gen. Dyrenforth and the govern
ment scientists on the field when they bom-
barded the heavens. and quotes some of
them in proof of his assertion that, while
the experiments, after a great deal OF
blundsring. made great deal Of noise, they
did not make drop Of rain to fall on the
arid plains of Texas. So far Monarch Mel
bourne seems to have mammoth monop.
oily in the moisture making business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
There is still a great deal Of alarm amor

There is still great deal of alarm among
northwestern elevator men and grain
buyers regarding the wheat of Northern
Minnesota and North Dakota. Col. C. A.
Morton. the North Dakota expert buyer,
has written IA personal letter from Fargo
to friend in Minneapolis in which he says
that ''the present outlook for a portion Of
this crop, not less than 40 per cent. of it, is
decidedly squally. OF all the grain raised
in North Dakota, fully that percentage is
to-day in the shock, and no small portion
Of it is sprouting. If this weather con-
tinues the stuff will be rotten, worthless
and unfit even for hog feed" All this is
chiefly due to the scarcity OF competent
farm labor to handle the grain
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
CURRENT COMMENT.
Curious Conduct of a Cadaver.
From the Buffalo Enquirer Ind).

From The Blttdlo Enquirer Ind).
Boulanger was always extraordinary indi-
vidua bat, according to the New York Euen-
ing World even in death ne knocked spots out
Of his contemporaries In the line of sensation
alIsm. In the columns of that extraordinary
publication we find that rsthe dead man had
placsd the weapon to his right ear and fred the
fatal shot" '7s1ld
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

whoa Miss Bisasd was recently married
IN New YORK the Chicago Inter Ocean took
occasion 20 state that IL was Nelly BY
Wooded" But then the Inter Ocean Is a
rabidly partisan republican paper and they
are very rarely accurate Ia their state
uolts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

All that plausible persu aston can do Presi-
dent Harrison is doing to win over 20 the
cause Of his second term ambition as many
as possible Of the machine politicians Of che
Quay and Clarkson stripe Careful cod
ding may get them. But tho chances ere
that thoy will prefer 70 stick 10 Blaine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

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etc., in SC
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
Der wserrarenr@eana.

Sin aifrunpmii6es greisniB boa
hoBer @idtisteit itebt nabe bepOr. am
8. Otai 1891 um 6 1br AZ Mfinutez
&a9mittass tuirb Der Blanet Iertu,
por Der SOnneni6eibe, oils Elm fleinei
idparSer Sled ii9tbar, pOrbeiseben.
3a alerbin9S bic Sunne bersits Inn
z nbr 8 Winuten untersebt, um bieIt
9eit aber bas Bbdnomen nod langs
ni6t iein gnbe erreibt bat, 70 iperbeu
mir ben 9ur6sans nur in ieinem 4n,
fan9s itnbium beobdhten f5nnen.
Werfur, Der fleinIte unb Der Sonnt
nddIte Der Sauptplnneten, iit trpB iet.
ner serinsen @ntfernrns BON Der GrbI
perbdltniBmdBis tuenig betannt. Ge.
rabe feline Suuneundbe eri6pert Die
senaue 8eOba9tuns iebr, ba er immer
nur in ben Strableu Der untersebenben
uber aufsebenben Sonne eri6eint unh
fid ME mebr ais % @rab bon berielben
fiir uuiere 8eDba9tung entfernt. Su
n6rblihen 8reiten bleibt Der Blanet
ba6er 10 gut tuie unii9tbar unb srI1eiut
nur Dem 8euba9ter in iibli9en @esens
ben nit reiner, burbIi1tiser 9ltmo.
ipbdre. 90 tlaste Der sroBe Sborner
gOpernicus auf ieinem Sterbebette, baH
es ibm ME uers6nnt setueien, ben Mers
fur Su ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
SONNE

9o9 iino bas nur MutbmaBunaen
bic ourdaus ni6t unfeblbar iino. Wf6az
Ii9eripeiie bat Der Ntertur cine Iebr
bi9te, Ounhreide Gtmoipbdre, tuelds
iene @esenidbe beoeuteno hilbert unb
obidwddt. So, serabe ipeseu Der 30,
ben 3emperatur ilt es Iebr fuabribein'
li9. baB iein 9unittreis beiunoers reid
an gBolfen uno Gieberi9ldsen 1T. pat
bod unlere eigene @roe in Sol9e Der
9ltmOipbdre elm tueientli9 anbereS &lis
ma, als Der iuIt= uno ipaiierloie MDnb.
9enn bic Sonneuitrublen, iuel9e nit
boiler Sraft "a Gage lang unausseiebt
auf feline &inbe pralIen, uiiiien bort
cine Sibe erSeusen, tuel9e Der bss fie.
bsnben Baiiers slei6tommt, iudbrenb in
isinen Ndbten Die &dlte bes 8eltraums
-etipa 200 @rab unter bem Nullpunft
- berri6t. limb bann nod Gins: Der
Werfur 1T Der jineite 8tauet, uub bod
III ieiH &ern bereits 10 ifarf SuIammens
seSpgen, Ober trira oerart abseti6lt,
boB Die 0idtisfeit bieies Blaneten fat
Der bes @Oloes slei9fummt. (Sielleidt
beitebt iOsar Der &ern aus gebis9eRem
@olbe). Cine iOlde Gbtlbluns ipdre
numbsli6, ipenn bort itets cine ioaIte
ROtbsliibbibe berrI9te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
@atpanopIaRis@e setd,ea.

Die 5iirIorse unb 9iebe Der Sinter.
bIiebenen 81 ben 9ooten bat Ii9 BON
ieber in benz 8eItreben sedusert, bi.
f6rperliden lleberreite berIelben ari
m6gli9ft lanse 8eit Der 8eriueiung 81
ent5iebeu, ia, ibre @isentbimlt9feit
unO ibre @eii9tsSise unuerdnbert 5u
erbalten. Sir bas 2ebtere iprgen 9e.
malte 8prtroits o6er Sfulpturen, Die
bon ben &inbern als glnbenten iDrgfdls
ti9 beipnbrt perben. Die alten @gpp'
ter ballamirten ibre aei9en mittels
eines duBerit funItsere9ten 8roceiies
Elm, Der baun nit elmer pielfn6en unt'
iuidelung NIT toitbarer 2einDanb -
8pios = ieinen Gbi9luB fano. Bdb'
renb bies Sertabren oarauf binauslief,
bur6 @utfernune Der @in9eueibe uuo
Sur6brinsung oes gan5en &6rpers nit
seruiiien BliiiIisteiten bic 6dulniB gang
lid 5u perbinoern unb Die Muuiie, be
9iinItigt BON Der trDdenen, 9lei6ntdBia
gen 2uft Der &ntafomben, auf INNER
3u erhalteu, bat bas 8eriabren Der beu'
tigsu 2eideubeItatter, fuel6es lie nit
benz bDbt6nenoen 9tameu r@inbalias
miren" be3eiauen, nit benz 8rnude Der
@9ppter MIR oen yamen semein. Sis
besnii9en li6 einfdd nit bem @in'
ipriben BON nllerlei antiieptii9eH 5liil'
Iigfeiten in Die 9Irterien.
glqerbanb absnteuerlide Brpieete 5ur
gpnieruiruns Ger 2eiden SeritOrbener
iinO aufsetaudt. 80 fOroerte SemanO
sur 8iIoun9 elmer lctienselealdaft auf,
beren SdiiIe Die 9ei6en mad benz 9torb'
poi brinaen uno bort Der etuisen eiIisen
@rItarruns iberlaiien iOIlten = Elm
Wtuleum BON @ismumien. Heuerbings
bat man AMI bic @orSiise Der @IeftrD
1pie auImerfiam semadt, welde bel
u6lliser @rBaltuus Oes &brpers bieien
nit einem ueberSuge ppn beliebisem
Metall ueriiebt, Der U6llis sIeibmdBis
lit, seniigenbe Sdrte uno 5eitisfeit be-
Iibt, I'M oem Sf6rper bic GpniiItenS
elmer MetalIiisur Su Iidern uno bod
Die 8lee beS 9Dotep biz in's feiult:
Detail tuieoersibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07

SO fonn abioIut tfdt iasat, iudrnM
bic 8eiben auf Der Bant ii1 nit elm
mai 70 ieltidm unO 70 lanse aniaben
tudrlm Niiji, Die Obise MiSi, pt6slid
bic Guseu 5u BOoen idlus unb ieb,
ROTH uurbe. SD finbe eS logar iebr
announcement, baB gtiti bic beiben 6dnSt
bes iunsen @dS6ens erfabte, in6 bnf
bisles ieinen &opI auf bic 5dulter oes
0tannes iinfen lieB. SD min aber se,
tuiIienbait beri6ten, baB fliIterRo ger
frast tuurbe: r0ti5i, wiuit On mir
8eine Sanb i6eufsn ?% uno 6aB barnui
febr enereiid nit Dem 8upf senidi
purbe. Gs mar uu6 nod gu uerneb,
men, baB Mi5t drserli9 bemerfte: !. llnb
jest lie9en bic &tnse i'm 3eib~, fpOs
vauf er meinte: I'D mas, Die 8inss,
i6 iebe ba Stuei 2ippen, bic feiter bin,
Damn -
-@erbet Sbr tppbf sinmal su gnb,
fCmmen, &inber? Oa itebe i'd nun fiini
Mtinuten i'm Sonnenidein, nod einen
Gusenblid unb i9 babe ben Spunenlii9
tueg"
Sic CUTE 8rauer bate ss serufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07

freiienben Sinmefsf6rprr. Gnoers
ipUllen eiuen Rerturmpnb seIdaut ba>
ben. 9o9 fHb bieie 8eoba9tunser
Riemnls beltdtigt tuorben.
Der Werfitrbur6sans gibt ben Gltrp'
nomeH elm tpidtiges Silfsmittet fir bic
geHaue 8ere9nuns Der SonneHentfers
nung Der groe. Go lit ndmli6 flnr,
oaB 5iDei Beoba9ter an Stpei perldicoe'
nen Bunften Der grbe in einem unb
bemielben 8eitmOment ben N1ertur an
Oeridiebenen StelIen Der SonuenIdeibe
trblifeH tueroen. Sieraus ldBt ii9 Der
gBintel, bic iogen Barallare, genau be-
rednen, unb oomit aud bic gntIernilne
Der 8eoba6ter BON Der Sonne.
BeFer iuesen ibrer ldnsersn Sauer
nnb leidtereu 8eUbadbtuns iinb aller.
binss bic 8enusour6san9e baSu se,
sisnet. 9ud baHit iit's nOrldufis Dor.
bel. 9enn mad ben beiben lebten
9urdsdnsen Der Sabre 1876 uno 1882
trltt Der nddite 8enuSourhsang ni6t
Dor benz Sabre 2007 elm, alio erit na9
Der @infibrrus BON 8eaamps MilIne.
aiuIu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
eieo etaer attem @ranrram frat.

SIN fitblen Seller 1iB' i6 bier
Bel einem 5aB pOu 9tilben,
Da fOmmt bic jlIn9e 5rau sit mir,
SD fra9.: rWaoam belieben?"
5te frdst nnd alien Breiien mir
Utit pielem Nasgeriintpfe,
GaS ma9t mir feinespess Blaiiir,
Sd i9impie = i6impfe = idiupfe.
Die frebe 9ienItmasb plast mid Iebr,
ano I'M lie gu oerI6eu6en,
RuB i6 ibr, tpiro es mir aud Idper,
Das gqeri9le9t'ite reideu,
Da fublt iie mid oenn i6dnoli9 on,
Die alte &iidennDmpbe,
SD aber tbue, mas i9 fam.
SD i9impie = i6impie - i6impfe.
lnb adj mein Corn uermebrt iid MIR,
edBt ii6 fein Suuoe i9auen,
Das lit Die leioige 9tatur
Der alten G,riinframfrnuen.
SD fife einiam oui Dem @obl
lno Itride meine Striimpfe,
lnb = oann erit miro mir tuieber
npbl -
I'd, ihimufe - i6impfe -.itimpie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07

Infer Bib periinnlibt ben 8roceh
Der 9alpanoplaItif, pOr9enommen an
Der 2eide zines SiHbes. Sefaunt III
bas 8rincip, tuel6es oieler &unft Su
9runbe lie9t @ine Wtetalll6iung iuirS
burd einen i6paben eleftriIben Strom
in ibre @lemente Serlest, inbem iid on
bem eiuen Sol oas Wfetal iein sertbeili
nieoeribld9t, wGbreno oas anoere Gle.
nlent trei uiro. Gum 0tetollppl Hintmi
man nm nber ben S6rper, peldem man
ben metallIi6en lleber5ug ertbeilen min
alio in oieism Sale Die Sinoeslei6e,
9ieielbe wiro ourd 8eipriiben nit
elmer 96iuu9 upn 66llenitein (iaIpeter,
lauren Silber) }, iuObur9 iie 9el6indr5i
uirb, gut Ieiteno semabt, baum jeOod
unter elmer @laselude S1mpfeH bon
8bosphDr uuo S@wefeltoblenitOf auss
9eiebt, ppbur6 Die Salpeterldure Der
i9pinoet uno bic Saut NIT euem du'
BsrIt ieinen, aber sleidmdBisem bell
srnuen lleber5u9e metalIiideu Silbers
bebedt eriheiut.
Sest iuirb Der &6rper in bic saloa,
nOplaitii6e 96luns sebradt-beiipiels'
ueiie Supier in ueroiinnter SdDeiel,
idure-, nn9bem bic 2eide oorber in
einem ooppelteu &abmeu in Die se.
iuiinidte Stellun9 sebradt tuOrbeu
SeBt besiuut Der lansiame uno p6lis,
slsi6mdBise RieOeridlas oes metalli
iden &upfers. Sat oaslelbe an @eii9
iIno 0dnOen bic 9ide BON J MilIimst0
errei9t, 10 bcbedt man 6ieie 3betle,
nm bic 6eiubelt Der llntriiie ju erbal'
ten, nit nidtleitenoem lleberSug, nab
renO man on ben lbrissu 8 S6rpertbei
len bic S6i9t gang gut bis su II
Miaimetern peroideH bari.
0amit lit Die Glufsabs seI5f. 9iI
aei9s ielbit uiros, ialIS ibr metG[Ienel
llsber;us unueriebrt bleibt, fir INNER
Der 8erpeiuHs eHtdOseu bleibeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
Inter &lcinen .

IN benz @arteu ipielte 5rib.
pans nno ytnbbars Grethen!
5pielen mir Jest Mtdnn uno 5rnu,
Rief oas tleine Mdo9en.
But, ipra6 6ris, i@ bin bsin Mann,
lnO ulr ioussn lest siei9 all.
Lluo mas lit nit mir? ipra9 Saus,
sd mill NIT @u6 ipiclen.
Rein, Ipra9 SriB, mir iino seuus,
Oas 9ebt uibt nit Sieleu.
cas- ibn nur, fiefs @ret6en elm,
Er Ioa unier 9ausfreuno ieiu.
@uitno Shuabl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07
Ole Merturfidet.

9ieler fleine 8lanet bat mande
gisentbimli6feiten, iuel6e ibu Der be.
Observation-Disclosures ber Gltrpuomen
luerth MAIDEN. 90 rp[lt er in nur 8S
2agen I'M Die SOnne, uno jebe Ieiner
Sabresjeiten oauert baber taum brei
8O9en. Sein Gbitanb BON bem gen'
tralf6rper betrdgt in mittlerer @ntiers
nuns SO Wtilionen Meilen, bod tOmnit
ct Der Sunne biz aiif 20 NfilliDnen
nahe, iuGbrenb iein sr6Bter Nbitaub,
bic fog. SOunenferne, auf 43 Meilen
iteiet. @dbreno man bisber anaenpm,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07

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nande Rdibiel aufsesebeu. S6mibs
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-07

9u o entUu SarbpE Rif.,
feierte bic ate Snusier Sermelie gsrisbt
nnIdHsit ibren 100. @eburtstan.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
A HISTORY OF EDGEFIELD,
To be Written by Sewnerry's HISTORIAN
Johnston Monitor.

Mr.. John A. Chapman, of NewberFy,
is now engaged in writing history OF
Edsefeld County. Mr.. Chapman is
eminently fitted ior the task, being a
scholarly and gifted gentleman and All
author of considerable reputation. Ii
is, of course, impossible for Mr.. Chap
man to do the work satisfactorily with
the scanty material gathered by him
self, and for such reason it has been
suggested to form an historical society
for the purpose of cleaning the local
traditions and facts for the use OF Mr.
Chapman in forming an accurate his
tory of this county. \ meeting has
been called to perfect the organization,
to be held at Edgefeld on the 18th OF
February, 1891. 1t is earnestly hoped
that the meeting will be largely at
tended so that the laudable enterprise
in which every one III Edgefield should
feel profound Interestingly be
started under favorable auspices. Let
every body set their talking machines
in motion and talk this thing mp until
all Edgefeld may be proud Of the final
consummation.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
Our Largest Boil.

From the New England Magazine
The largest bell in America is that OF
Notre Dame Cathedral, Montreal,
which hangs in the south tower. 1t Is
six feet high, eight feet seven inches in
diameter and weighs 24,7S0 pounds.
1t is ornamented with images Of the
Blessed Virgin and st. John the Bap-
tist, together with emblems of agri-
culture, commerce and industry. 1t
was cast in London and bears this in
scription in Latin "It was cast in the
year Of the Christian era 1S47, the two
hundred and second since the founda-
ton Of Montreal, the first Of Plus the
Ninth's pontificate and the tenth Of the
reign of Victoria, Queen Of England.
I am the gift Of the merchants the
farmers and the mechanics of Vile
Marie" In the opposite tower hangs
a chime of ten bells, the smallest weigh
ing s97 poucds, the largest 6,0ll, total
1896 pounds.
The largest bell in the United States
is the alarm bell on city hall, New
York, which was cast by Blake Of Bos-
ton. It is six feet high, eight feet in
diameter and weighs $1,000 pounds.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
Simplicity in Language.
T From the Western Spirit.

L lOLlA LA1S ~ SSISA IL OllAil'
The last important work Of George
Bancroft, the historian, who died in
Washington Oh the 18th inst, wa. to
carefully revise his celebrated His
tory of the United States,n eliminating
flowers Of rhetoric that graced early
editions.
From this the writers of to-day may
lea1n useful lesson. Though Ban
croft never was extravagant in the use
of picturesque language, yet the en-
perience of mature years led him to
simplify and put in plain everyday
sentences many pages that appeared
to him no doubt when he penned them
as attractive, if not really beautiful.
The progress of the world IN letters
has been steadily toward simplicity in
language. The best historians, au-
thors, and newspaper writers of to-day
do not indulge much in what is termed
the crosses Of rhetcr!c.' Pure, simple
English is the standard. Grants
Memoirs" Bancroft's History Of the
Constitution, ,"SeratorCarlisle's speech
es. and New York Sun editorials are
examples.