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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
domestic 5ltuaIlons Uantco


Females
AIDES MAID OR SEAMSTRESS.-B!
L. a respectable Norwegian girl; peak
the English language ; desires position IN /
nriyate family. l.. C., llS Suunnlt-st.
Brooklyn.
ADY'S.MAID and SEAMSTREsS.IB,
IL experienced young woman also iona Vi
children; best Tefrrthces' Iltdac ca'l 80
GtI-uye., near i2d-,t.
I AUNDREss.-By irst-ela's 81 Sws az.
MALMBEKtI. Bureau, So ith-ave., nigh'
up same side as Mad son SQUARE Hardel.
ATNDRFSS.- frst-class auEdress
L. would take ',ashlng at her home by tne
bundle or dozen all clothes zone eq9n "
new. hest city references. Mrs. null
LANE. 2l5 Las: 4lst-st.
4 AUNDREss. by q young Swedish gir.
L. understands all hne washlng. re.Irf,
rutinE; city or country references. App
s67 4Ih-ave.. between 25th and 20th SIS.
ITYDRFSS- a middle.aged German
| woman as first.class loundrcss In small
nrIyate family good city references. a. U''
Tribune Uptown once, LIS Broadway.
ATNDRESS- by German woman :;
1 nv the dav or week references. Mrs.
SANDERS, aO6 West 02d-st., gound noor'
back.
TNUNDRESS.- q German Protestant;
Il hrst-class; viii assist with chamber.
hotel Cal al NJ DIRCK'S. llo East 18th
Il. between Sd and ith ayes. -
AUNDRY WORK or CLEANING.-By
u a rcspcr.ahlc wolnaa nor Work py
the day. ADVERTISER. 277 lstaye.
4 AUNDRFsS.-W Washing and Ironing 20 dc
Ia AZ home by a colOred woman work done
I'm heat manner Address ELLEN SPES
SON, $50 West 32d-st., basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10

FIFTH RACE-THE AVERAGE STAKES. sweep
stakes for thrce-year-ods and upward Of so each,
with 81 800 added which $3.50 the second and $3.50
10 the third Allowances. One mile and three-six-
teenths.
Meme. VT. Name. VT.
Prince Royal. ITulla Backbuin. 90
chesapeake .........1C2 English La;y............ 50
kenWOld .lOz
SIXTH RACE-A handicap sweepstakes Of SIS each, with
81 900 added OF which $3.50 tho second and 800
the third One mile and three fuopgs. turf
Name. WI Name. VT.
st Luxe .........-..123 Iceberg ..............1Io
SNOWFALL fOXford
First race at p.
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Mutuals-Willle L. straight paid $12 10, place % 90
Pagan place Sill go
Wattelson Cerberus and Kingstock were withdrawn.
Willie L. louneed along in the for six furlongs.
while Void Pagan and Volunteer cut out the work In
the stretch he his horses and won In clever
style by neck Pagan second, length and half before
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pomcsne 5ituanons f1nntso
Females.

Females.
WET NCRST.-Stfong, healthy woman
w wishes child 20 Wet nurse; milk one
week: old doctor's reference. 2i0 Fast
4Ist-st., ling Lance bell.
WANTED settled woman, With no
w membranes. a place as hotel house.
keeper. manager for Fashionable mats or 70
fir,t-class no objection 10 leaving city,
Address Miss NJ MATTHIAS, Harrison
llou.e, La Sale. IL
wv AITRTSs.-B Young North OF Ireland
w girl; nrst-cl1ss waitress; experienced;
serve wine ia courses, sc. neat, respectful
ana wears caps. With Mrs. TYLER, $50
6th-aye.
w AITREss;-By, nes; German Proc
w cstaTt; iirstclass waitress; will as.
sist with chamberwork; private or small no.
I'll. Call at Mrs. BRICKS, 11o East 18TH
St.. between Sd and 4th ayes.
XIy AITRESS.-By experienced .oung
w woman can lake buffers place WAGES
SOS best Of references. At Mrs. DA.
CONS, $50 0th.aye.
VIZ AITREss -By a Young girl can 5aks
w buffers place: best D rsonal city ret.
, ,oaStfy. Call o. apply sSS 1tS!ayc'. BE-
tween 25th aud Goth ss.
~ AlTRESS. by first class waitress where
w parlormaid j. kept; city or country
personal references wages $50. " West
XNASHING.-By a hrst-clsss laundress 70
w take home fluily washing or 90 out;
i good hOuseclcaner Cau or adoress
Mrs. BROWN. 800 3d.aNe.
XVET NURsE.-By a healthy young
w woman baby three weeks old. Mrs.
sMITT, al sth.sye. .------.--
Continued on Ninth Pasal
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-For non.wlnners during the meeting. a
sweepstakes for heeycar- and upward OF Sl5 each
with 81 900 added Of which $3.50 800
to the third. Three-yearods carry 115 N; four
years and upward 125 n. One mile.
Netting
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ltrIes in full in all the races

FIRST RACE-For threey arods. sweepstakes OF s2j
each with 81 900 added, OF which $3.50 second; the
IL d. f.,rln.
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NURSE-Very neat; can take fun charge
INof infant from birth good chambermaid;
years references city or country. Mrs.
COLLIER. l92 West 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10

WET NCRST.-Stfong, healthy woman
w wishes child 70 Wet nurse; milk one
week old Doctors reference. 2i0 Fast
4lst-st, ling Lance bell.
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w%lcOtt Csmybel's ch c. Worth, '4 !, i25

100 Ovl D
""'~NuSVeI o, llO... (NiaytO0) D 2(-l 81
Time-l al 25.
o., Mutuals-Bermuda straight paid $40 s. place Sc so
Tenny place s0 10 ~ 49,
Sipnate did not start. When the flag fen Tenny went
gh TO the ftont aud cracking pace Az the quarter
he was two lengths in front At the half his ADVANTAGE
hso been increased " I'VE lengths and the expressive
language oil Southern turfnan, he running like
skeefed dog II did not within the range OF pos
sibN Tor anything 10 catch him Bermuda was leading
the forlorn hope and Hayward began shaking him mn a.
the hsi-miIe post gently vigorously On
me turn Bermuda responding generously 10 the call began
gaming Oh the hying swoybOek and after swinging
into the stretch caught him. Then ensued one OF the
stuhbornes finishes Of season The rcs, vas IN doubt
I'll the last Stride but Bermuda received the verdict Of
INC JUDGES VII" decided that he won by a short head
Ienny second four lengths before Worth.
SN.OND hACI-lof wo'year-ods, winners OF 800.
sweepstakes Of SIS each with 81 COO sddd - ,,hih
$3.50 to the second and 500 the third Msdens al
lowed d. Straight course. sbou: three.ouarters of
mile. "
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31
n W, GRADY.

The New York Press condemns the
people of Georgia for displaying the
Confederate flag at a meeting in At,
lanta TO do honor to the late Henry
W Grady. The Press says:
"Thc people of Georgia are to be
commended for their action in honor
ing the memory of Henry W. Grady.
lie WAS a typical American in many
respects. The manliness of his rcso-
lutte and successful struggles against
adversely showed the stuff of which
he was made. Ills patriotism, in spite
of the narrowing influence of his
political views, was sincere and ro-
bust. Ills intellectual and oratorical
abilities commanded respect. lie was
a man of whom Georgia had a right
to be proud. But is deeply TO be re-
GREETED that the ceremonies of We'd
nesdav in Atlanta should have been
married by the display of the Con-
federatc flag. That flag is an emblem
of disloyalty to all that is highest and
best in our national life. The ideas
it represents have been defeat
ed. happily for the South and the
alike. The symbol of secession
md slavery ought never TO be dis
in public again. 1t has no
place in the free and united Ameri-
an licpubiir."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

WHEREAS. Ernest ". Hobbs nnd Lulu
w Hobbs his wife, aud J Frank Mitchim aud
Lille Miichim his wife, of the cou1iy of Cape
Girarlcau. state Of Missouri. by their certain
decd Of trust, late-l the srvcsitec.th dav al
Marri, eighteen hundred AID ni1ety-oac. ard
Recorded ia Book q. az aE"g- Of the Recorder :
"iicc OF Cape GjraTdcau cu.Itv, Missouri. con-
we've To the u1dersigic i trI,tce the following
described Tea! estate ard premises situate, "
ing AID being il the cOuaty of Cape GirariraH
add state Of Missouri. tO-Nit:
Ali 81 lots numbered vi e 90 aad ten GGl, in
range NJ. il laEraTu's Addition ~ ths city of
cape t;irGr,icGu as laid lGwg ol TIE Plat {: said
city Of Cape Girar.!cau subject. however. to a
prior bed Of trust ia favor of th@ Cape GiTar-
dcsu BaildiGg and Loan Association. tust thcr
with certain other real estate ia said deed of
trust described, which said other r,al estate
has bcaT heretofore released from laid deed of
trust
VIII n sail conveyance was made in trust to
srcHrc the Ray nIrnt 81 certain proEaissory note,
IL said deed OF trust mentioned and described,
ard.
Whereas. said notes have long siaca become
due and payable. acCor'ling to the true teior
date aai effect OF said notes and some of them
remain ulraid.
Now, Therefore. ], the undersigned tru ,tcc.
Mt the request of the legal holder of said unpaid
notes and by virtue at the power aud authority
in me vested by said deed of trust a.d par
suant To the provisions Of said deed OF trust,
will, Oh
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31
Friday. Fifth Dav-Nov. 18th. 1891.
saturday. Sixth Day-Nov. IIih. 1891
Tax-Payers, Attention.

| TfE undersigned, Collector of the Revenue
l. Of Cape GiraTdrGu coIaty. Missouri. viii
meet ihs Taxpayer; oi said c"unts at the ioi-
lowing times and places FOR the purpos" OF t.
cviyIag the taxes for the wear l>gl, to-wit
Jacob Walllc's. WrIch township. MCaiay
and Iurs'iay. October !? Hnd ~
Strod"rvliic, Liberty township, Wednesday
& W. ProIer's, Liberty township, Thursday
october -
Gravel Hill. Kinder township, Friday, Octo-
Burfo-i,illr, Kinder township. saturday, De-
sOber =;
ak Ridge, !Applec-cek township. Monday
October =G.
Daisy, .Arpiecreek township, Tucsday, octo-
Der "a.
friedheim. Applccreck township, wedncs-
dag, October y.
Arnsbrr.;, .Applccrcek towaship, Thursday,
October ~.
Appleton, APpIccreck township, Friday, DC
kurrrtillr. Whitewater township, Thursday
November !.
MillerviIIe. Whitewater township, Friday ard
SATURDAY, November : AID :.
Ncciy's Landing, shawnee township, Tues
day. November 10.
Pocahontas, shawnee township, Wednesday.
November IL.
Shaw aeet"wn, Shawnee township, Thursday
November L..
New Wells, Shawnee township, Friday. No
ycmber Il
Eryrt Mills. Raadol township. Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday, November Ii, IL a I'd
Is
Cape Girarleru, Cape Girarlceu township,
Thursday, Friday AID saturday, November IL,
~ ard Il
Gori1nvillc, Hubble township, Monday and
Tuesday, November - ard -.
AlleRvillc, Hubble township "Wednesday,
November -.
DutchiOwn, Hubble township. Thursday.
November ~.
Tilsit, Hubble township, Friday, November
-.
From and after December LIST. to January LIST,
lStr. AT my Office in jackson.
Soticc is hereby given that all those who fail
TO pay their taxes at the times and placrs, rs
above, Nay expect to have their property sriZri,
Levied upon a.d sold for payn."dt Of same with
costs. All desiring Ia pay back taxes will ti;d
the book nj IN. Office ia JacksOl-
DAVID Il SEIBEisT.
octi Collector of Cap: Girarlcau Co No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

MormOniSm appears to be doomed
if the official reports to be laid before
congress at the opening of the next
session can be relied on. The mem-
bcrs of the national commission that
was appointed 10 investigate the
affairs of Utah have spent two moths
in that territory and will report to
congress some very satisfactory results
on the Mormon question. Polgamy
is dying out by its own weight. The
successors of Brigham Young have
discovered that their fight is not with
the GcntiIcs of Utah but with the
entire people of the United States,
who have an equal interest in the
preservation of law and morals in
that territory. This makes the col
test a very unequal one, and very
hopeless, So far as their peculiarties
are concerned. The passage of laws
and the pressure of an army of Off
Gals could ncrer have completed that
which has been achieved by the quiet
comprehension of this state OF affairs.
induced BY railroad annexation and
INSTRUMENTATION with
the rest of the world.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Persons unacquainted with fine
qualities OF swamp gum have no idea
of the wonderful things that a be
accomplished with this wood. When
boiled il may be handled like paper.
1t is used extensively in lower Dcla-
ware in the manufacture of berry
boxes. and a boiled gum log fifteen
inches in diameter may, by the use
of the proper instruments, be literally
drawn out into ribbons. 1t cuts like
cheese, and may be tied into bow
knots, or bent into almost any con-
ceivable shape.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

The New Orleans States as m organ
of the lottery, is alarmed. y tavoritc
measure of 1.-The white Democracy"
has been laid upon the shelf. The
States SAYS: THAT the continued
supremacy OF white Democracyis far
us a subject of deep solicitude, we
freely confess, and that siiicitudc
would deepen into the blacklist alarm
but for the comparatively small vote
by which the agreement for white
primary was defeated
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Judge %Simouton, of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, has decided
that electricity is not a manufactured
article. The electric light companies
Brought the case into court, claiming
under the Pennsylvania law exemp-
tion from certain taxation on the
ground that they were m%anufactur-
ing companies.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Governor Hill will visit Atlanta.
He must not be allowed TO return
North without coming to Birming-
ham.-4ge-H Herald.
BY all means take him TO Birming-
ham and show him a Young city that
would have been wholly impossible
under Democratic free-tradc rule.
Every workshop in Birmingham
ought to have a No. 10 boot to kick
such free trade English hackers.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

The Grand Army of the Republic
propose to raise a monument to Grant,
costing not less than $4,000, in
Washington. Could every American
see how beautified is the capital city
by The numerous historic monuments
which adorn it the old veterans
would no; have to ask twice TO raise
n tribute to Grant within the shadow
of the Nations Capitol that would
make New Works Prajertef tomb
seem but a maidstone beside it.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

There is nothing like courage in
misfortune. Next 10 faith in God
and in His overruling providence. a
mans faitl, in himself is salvation. 1t
is the secret OF all power and success.
1t makes a man strong as the pillared
iron or elastic AZ the springing steel.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

This is no loft year" IN Ohio. Dem
ocrats never succeed at any other
time. The four Democratic Governor
elected since the war, Allen, Bishop.
IIoadly, and Campbell, each, except
the last, gave place after one term ia
two terms for Republicans. Buck
eyes tan not stand more than two
years of a Democratic administration,
and this seems TO be one of the years
when they will make the lesson I'M
pressivc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

The Massachusetts, building at the
Columbian exposition will be modelled
after the historic old Hancock house.
which stood on Beacon street. Boston,
for fully one hundred and twenty-five
years. Built by his uncle in 1877. this
mansion was occupied by John Ham
cock, the singer of the declaration of
independence, when governor of Mas
sachusetts. and there he entertained
Washington, Lafayette and many other
distinguished revolutionary patriots.
Massachusetts, will spend thirty-tiye or
forty thousand dollars in initiating at
the worlds fair this famed mansion.
The building will be used almost rN-
clusively as q state headquarters and
club house.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

A recruiting officer in an Indian
reservation was met by an OLD
patriarch who remarked, Twenty
years ago the white man wanted the
Indian to lay down the gun and use
the plow; now he wants him TO LET go
the plow and take upthe gun"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Kind words have a much larger
and more important mission than is
usually supposed. They are much
more than mere sweetness of daily
life: they prepare the way for every
Kind of intercourse that may be
necessary and facilitate IFS aim. Take.
for instance, the case in which ii is
often thought best TO dispense with
kind words-that of II who is called
upon to criticise or TO reprore. The
of doing this delicate task
frequently makes all the difference in
the way it is received. Given with
kindly feelings and couchcd in kind
words. it carries with it a power ON
the heart that can never be exerted
Inv cold severity or hot anger. Ii The
purpose of reproof be the good OF
the offender, not the outlet of indlg-
uant d~ispleasure, no medium a be
found so favorable as the earnest and
Kindly speech that betrays >ympathE'i
commission and hope.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

The American pig has rooted his
way into Germany and Italy, and the
native "razor backs Will take n long
rest. The corn-fed American pig
was the fellow that Elias wrote about.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

As the years come and go the
memory and character of Henry
Ward Beecher will grow upon the
people. On last Sunday a beautiful
memorial church was dedicated to
his memory in Brooklyn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

State Auditor Seibcrt told the
editor of the Charleston Democrat
that there was no money in a State
office. Then why does Mr.. Seibert
hold on like grim death to the Audi
torship?
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31
Saturday, the Thirty-First Day of
October 4. ID. 1881.

At the court house door in the CITY of Cane
Girardeeu. cJu;.ty of cape Giraricau, Missouri,
bctWeca the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
u0oI aad five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, proceed to sell the above described real
estate, at public veudue. to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand. to satisfy said uspaid notes
aud interest, together with the costs AID ex-
pcnses OF executing ;hi> deed of trust.
SAMUEL u. GREEN,
p,lnal> JTIst.c
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Among the many new and wonder
full engines of warfare which have
been recently invented is q gun to
fire under the water. and one tor The
United States ship DESTROYER is in
course of construction at Bethlehem,
Pa. The experimental gun is to be
thirty-five feet long and will throw
a p~rojcct!le twenty-five feet in length,
containing four hundred pounds of
nitro-glycerine, one thousand feet
through the water.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

We fail to see the point in that
funny story the st. Louis Rcpublic
publishes as coming from State Audi
TOR Seibert.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l 10 )
days. It's action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
Ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, as cents. Sold by
Rider II W~ichterich, Druggists, Cape
Girardcau, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

1t is stated that January next the
world will be officially Informed of
the text of the constitution of n
League of Peace" which will include
as signers Russia, Servia, Montenegro.
Greece, Sweden. Denmark and
France. If this statement should
prove true it may be considered a
counter-movcment TO the renewal of
the Dreibund agreements announced
by the Kaiser just previous TO his visit
to the Queen. The powers evidently
are getting things pretty well arrang-
cd so that every one shall understand
just what part in the play they are TO
take a little later on. but we question
if the League of Peacc" will ever
matcrialize.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Balmaceda and Boulangcr each left
an aged mother. 1t appears that each
man wrote a letter the day before he
committed suicide addressed TO his
mother which said simply: Il go OF
a long Journey This duplication OF
last maternal messages was not the
only resemblance in their feveri>h
careers or their self-inflicted deaths.
1t already appears, too, that the cause
that each man profcsSed TO hold dear
has survived in each country. The
Boulangists seem TO have revived
since the death of the man that gave
their party its name, and the new
Gillian "elections" have resulted in
the choice of Il Liberal (~Balmaceda's
pirtyf Senate.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31
Probate Docket.

List Of Executors. administrators, Guardians
ard Curatur- who ere required bN law to en-
hihit their aCrCu.ts for sg%ttlcnsC.,. on the day
and date below famed, at tine November Term,
ISL, of said court, TO be begun and held at the
cOIrt house in the city of Jackson. Cape Girar-
'leau c6u .ty. Missouri, conmcI.ci! Z on Mon
DAY, NurcIubrr .th, l>gl.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

FINAL sETTLEMENT.-Eo:icc is hereby
z giveu to all creditors ard others interested
Ia the estate Of Philip Fulbright. deceased,
tlist the untersig. cd admir- istrstor OF caid
estntc intends 10 make iiuai settlement the-eof
at the next term Of the Probate court 81 Cape
Girarinsa cc1rty. Missouri, 10 be held NJ the
calT' house in the city Of Jackson, Missouri,
on the 9Th day o. November, lSl
JOHN Fl LERIGHT,
cctITulS Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31


The enforcement of the ruling
which sends an illegal immigrating
Chinaman back to the country from
whence he came instead of TO China,
e. king lots Of fun for the govern
,.,eni When a Chinanlan is caught
.o,u,ns IN from Mexico, for inatance.
~. u,,.,, be sent back TO Mexico. But
.n. OF settling down there, he
sry stands on the frontier. as il
were, and waits for a moro favorable
opportunity. This means that the
government must keep up a constant
sur, eiIlance of the Mexican boundary
TO protect us from Chinese invasion.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

Democratic organs have been max
ing prolonged hoIls about the defal-
cations of Republican officials in
Pennsylvania. Now here are a few
Democratic defaulting State 1reasur-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-10-31

may have on our foreign relations.
Suppose that in securing an eligible
shower or long continued rain for
the Kansas counties he sdould dei:b =
ately or uawittingly draw on the
rain u of our Canadian neigh
bors: That would indeed be a pretty
kettle of fish and might agitate
Messrs. Blaine and Salisbury worse
than the sealing dispute or the modus
vivendi. Or suppose that some ultra
protectionist shoIld insist on putting
a duty on foreign rain for the protec-
tion of the American product! The
courts of the country would be oc-
cupied continuously, to the exclusion
of other business, i'll determining the
Intricate suits thst would arise in
such a condition of things.
What's in a name? The Golden
Grail, the Royal Ark and the Friendly
Aid endowment companies in Massa-
chuSctts are all in the hands of re-
ceivcrs who are not likely. however.
to receive ANYTHING. The average
life of these swiudiing concerns has
been about six months. and every
dollar put in by subscribers has been
taken out by the officers in salaries.