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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

Ar the anniversary of tho death of
Robert Browning. n photograph was
brought out and tho words spoken
into II by the poet himself few dnys
before his death were reproduced with
startling nnturalhcss aud effect Thus.
though his poetry will ever DO mn In
soluble conundruln To mankind.
Browning's memory will DO preserved
at least until tho monograph wears
out There AFRO great many other
writer's who should take tho hint
Their words will live longer In u
photograph than In their books
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

NOTWITHSTANDING tho enormous
grants Of land TO railroad corporations
and 10 homestead settlers. the gov
crnment Of the United States still has
In Its possession Il very large domain
awaiting cultivation. The officials Il
tho land Office estimate tho extent Of
this domain at $50, ZIG. s6i ceres. OF
which 2s2. 712. i3o have been surveyed.
In Missouri there are still l.i5l. 1853
acres OF government land; In Ne.
braska. li.2s6, 5sI; In Kansas. 7j5. 7Ol.
and In Iowa only 10000 acres ARE left.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

IT is written that the little queen OF
Holland burst into tears when i'd
dressed first as your majesty" No
wonder Why should n 10-year-old
girl DO loaded down with court for
malitlesa 1t were much better to lot
ter play with her doll md enjoy tho
pleasures OF little girl.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

TIT law concerning appeals should
be modified 40 to 10 check appeals
that ARE merely dilatory or malicious.
], ought 10 DO In the power OF tho
court OF appeals 10 determine on
evidence when appeal Is taken for do.
lay only or whom tho appellant bhs un.
jusiInably for other reasons Inflicted
wrong upon plaintiffs by subjccting
them 10 new costs md delay. II. after
hearing. tho finding Of the trial court
II affirmed. and there be nothing IN
tho record 10 show that the appeal
wns Justified, because Of an obscure
point Of law or conflicting testimony
~ 70 faci. tho appeal court should
tag s,l ools ubSu tie Appellant
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

The people Of tho United States are
commonly supposed to have rather
more than the average talent for self
government and yet they live on
from year to year under the most OBJ
noxious anomalies and blunders that
NO can scarcely Imagine any other ma
tion tolernting.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

A New York wedding was chi vcnod
by festive little scene which proves
the Importance OF keeping up with the
fashions. Because the best man In.
sisted upon kissing the bride the
groom threw him out OF tho window.
Etiqutte is really becoming necessa-
ry study II one is at nil ambitious to
cultivate repose Of manner.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

ALREADY some states and some
cities have all they can do TO Amer
icanize the foreign population and
bring II into line with American
institutions and citizenship. Reason
able precautions us 70 citizenship and
reasonable requirements MS to the
exercise oil the right OF suffrage are
desirable in order that the asimilating
capacity OF our institutions may not
be ovcrtaxed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

The assumption seems fair that the
locomotive engine will have been
superseded when we double our
speeds, and that we must find ways to
utilize the weights OF the cars them
selves for adhesion and TO make each
TO carry Its own motor. 1t may prove
to BIO necessary to place the track
above the cars to hold them down.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

ALTOGETHER, 1t Is evident that
newspaper influence upon literature is
TO be IN important one, As magazines
have come to oil in part the place OF
books. so newspapers have come to
I'LL to some extent tho place OF the
magazines. What tho final result OF
development in this direction will be
is an extremely interesting question.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

IF the newspapers don't stop wish
ing tho Mormons godspeed on their
journey to Mexico they may get
cranky and stay mt home. 1t is rs
we'll to be iudicious In expressions OF
10y. even in holiday season.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

A dispatch from ouray TO tho Don.
yer Ropubiicon says "a two inch streak
Of solid orc was encountered In tho Army
and Navy lode. located under tho Slide
mine, near tho coplep mill, by Messrs.
bronson, IIanahsn and Eicholrath. II
carries brittle ruby and native silver. yell
low copper and sulphurats, and runs over
d 900 10 tho ton. There IL considerable
excitement over tho lucky strike. II Ia
believed that there IL an extensive body Of
this very rich ore at greater depth
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06
STATE HAPPENINGS.

soon rs the weather modethtes.
The new city jail at Salida was
burned 10 the ground last week.
The thermometer registered 20 de-
grees below zero Mt Erie last week.
The day of prayer for colleges was
observed in Longmont Wednesday.
Ex-Govornor Crawford died Mt his
home in Grand Junction Wednesday
w.. I.,. M.N.n 49, .aa. 49,,
W.. oo'n Hono" nus oee" S"p
ernor Routt
Tbo Nor,aor h,tch.rs b,ve dcc;ded
IN close thei, murkcts nj 7 n. m. OK.
cant SATURDAY.
Raw / w Groyb;,l wos installed
ne n.stor NJ Tho Preshv,orinn church
of Rriob,on last week.
m n 9 Al ID u ,.,,.,, ,.,,
ionslv NJ extending THAR lima from
LonGmont to Chcvennc
-, III, H. Ia, ar. t,,,
r.h 11 ,nI w." $3.50, W. nou ~ -" ill., IT,
~ ~ ~, VIZ pu' po.e VI VI s"'"'"s
u no' ''''u'"' "s'e"'",
Longmont mas sehta carload OF hour
ana clothing 10 the sufferers IN the
'A''erh p''r' vi 'h' ''"'o'
bill has been introduced IN the
Legislature requiring all limitations OF
ontter 10 DC coiored PINK.
A disastrous fire is raging in one OF
the mines OF the Grand River Coke d
Coal Company at New Castle.
A 16.venr.old bov named Scott wns
run over Inv n motor in Denver the
other dnv and Instantly killed.
,os, ,mo,,, ot o,o,h;,r fo,d
49,. T.. L.,...., ~, -, e.,
in tho eastern mart of the State.
,, ,..,,. ., ,,,;,,
~, ~ M,S,.na uai,.o,d Snnd.r a.
~. $3.50, "a ,.,,,;.
oss lug NV VI properly anu MINING
ny un.,' " c,..,.. H.. ,,.,., 49,
,,anon y. 60, E,,onn,o Snn,nas -. ~
,ho IN y, Eohrnar,. ard iii rama;n
savorai a,rs 10 ras, trom III ,on,mra
- "' ' w '' '0 '' '0
~, ;,.,, T., a.. o.s. o,,,o po, H.
v;,i,u w;,ata,, a.. p"ashn,..;.n
,ni,,s,an =, ron, Iyar,h oh,ra,a r;,h
aanmas,. -, T.. 49, ~, III
~. ' =, -, -, ~, So,
~; H." ,s,,,a s t" ~ " WV
~,
ne ioiiowihg Postthasters nave rc-
centiy oeeh appointed: W. Soics at
Aopo't' Arapihoc Sounty' d. u my
tennessee rass' Eaeio ,ouhtyi a.
nelson naymer, we'd oouhty' " H.
Seheio' sieoer'' MI carson county
II. +. Ducnweg, hardware mer-
chant of Akron. who resides two miles
west OF that city. was found Friday
morning near his home under his
buggy In n frozen condition. He eN-
pircd at II o'clock. He left his store
at q o'clock In the evening. He had
been drinking during the day.
The Muni.ou Mineral Water Com
pauy have opened their enormous fac.
tory. They Ind intended TO do some
repairing and nut in some new ma
chinery. but the orders for water and
the famous ginger champagne came In
so rapidly that thew Ind 10 omen IN
again sooner than they expected.
H.. s,,,uo,, -, :, .,-,o.a -, ,o,.,
,rom co,ora1o ~ c,nc,nn,,, ,o, ,nn.
aan hy a comm,ss,on Nous. in ,his
c,,r ,n,rLs crard s,an fo,wn-d IL
Inc linz nj hea cu,,ure and Zoos IN
nro,, ,h,, IA. tim, IL ,onir1 ,hon
-,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

Mr.. Brndlauph. tho noted English
liberal, died on tho 9th.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-02-06

NV o'ha1 was MOI III session.
Houst,=Tho appointments committee
recommended the names Of threa persons
~ committee clerks, objection being made
their appointment was deferred.
Tho matter Of paying officers hired 10
guard tho building durlnTt,bc late contest,
came ~, and soiae objection was raised 10
payment being made. Tho resolution was
referred back for an iinnired account,
Tho agriculture aud irrigation commit
tee recommended tho petition from tho
eastern portion OF tho State TO DO laid or,
tho table.
A large number Of other bill. woro m.
fcrrcd TO tho House from various commit
tees.
A resolution asking Congress 10 grant
tho state tho Fort Crawford military rcs.
orya'lon for tho slin NJ home for disabled
miners was adopted.
Now bills iiy Carmichael Approprin,-
me t,Ooy 10 aid tho Colorado Humane
Society by Voorhees,, 10 prevent and
punish election frauds, by Campbell. IA
amend tax laws. by shaw, 10 prevent
blackllstlnr, by Ainmon., 10 define tha
two congressional districts OF the Statni
by Chapman, for tho protection Of sainc,
Monday. February 2.
srsAIr.--sSena,or Beck presented q pe.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13
AVALON SIGHTED.
Only a Small Crowd Visit the Island
Resort.

Resort.
No one can tell what freak the public
will take upon itself day in advance,
and what particular freak possessed the
people yesterday SO that only a small
crowd went over to Avalon on the Fal-
con is as yet mystery. Certainly no
day could have been finer, and the COM
Portable number on the little steamer
enjoyed themselves to their utmost on
the way over. The many attractions
old father Neptune has on hand to
amuse his guests were brought out one
by one and displayed. The flying fish
flew, the white-winged gulls followed
the excursionists in graceful fight, and
when the steamer was almost over to
the island small whale arose to the
surface and approached quite near the
steamer in his curiosity.
The island was reached in good time,
and the hungry excursionists dispersed
to look for place where they could get
fish for dinner and get it quick.
Lucky were they who had friends await
ing them, for they knew just where to
go. Others had to hunt up a hotel.
Fortunately the Avalon was near at
hand, and the proprietor is accustomed
to hungry crowds, 80 the excursionists
were soon at peace with the world, and
scattered about the beach.
Some disappointment was aroused by
the fact that the beautiful yachts which
usually add charm to the bay had all
deserted their anchorages, on pleasure
bent.
A young man with gun and dis
reputable looking goat on his shoulder
was telling an interested group how he
had started out goat hunting the day be-
fore and couldn't find his way back to
Avalon. so was obliged to stay in the
hills all night. He gave his name as
George Marvin, of Chicago, here in Los
Angeles for his health. He looked as
though he was finding it.
Only one jew fish was caught last
week, and that not of the largest. He
was not brought to Avalon, but was
caught up near Whites landing, where
his bones have long since been picked
clean and scattered. A member of the
Smith family, whose front names were
George and Reginald, was the captor OF
the unfortunate finny monster.
Messrs. Hunt & Hargit have recently
found rare and graceful nautilus shell.
Their scarcity may be judged from the
fact that only three good specimens have
been discovered in the past two years.
Prof. Kent is still at the island, and
the music-lovers there have an eye upon
him with designs for future entertain
ments.
A. L. springstein, of the Sprague Elec-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13
The United States Official

trio Railroad Car company, has been
passing a week at Catalina.
A party consisting of four east side
boys started to visit the isthmus on Fri
day, going overland. They took guns
and provisions, and have doubtless ar
rived safely.
Among recent additions to the camp
ers on the island from this city are
George II. Hutchins, William Round,
Harvey Longley, Albert Coulter, Charlie
Palmer, Msss Morningstem, Miss Edna
Strohm, Mrs. Parkhurst, and General
Woodward and family.
The return trip was made on schedule
time yesterday, for almost the first time
on record.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13
Gratifying to All.

The highest position attained and the uni
yersal acc .ptance and approval OF the pleasant
liquid fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs as the most
excellent laxative known, illustrate the value
of the qualities on which its success is based,
and are abundantly gratifying to the Cal. Fig
Syrup COMPANY,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-13
AT REDONDO.
THE FINE WEATHER DRAWS OUT
A BIG CROWD.

Sea- Bathing, Good Music and the Pisca-
. torial Art Form the Attractions-Sat-
urday Nights Hop at the Redondo-
Personal Mention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
All Sos.S MILLS

\ partridge rs~ from the hill hsck ~
!. 4. B.su's hoase ca % Tho top 20 The
susdshsi After sitting thsfv while
h. isS hack unmolesisi.
NJ. All Mr.. !. 4. Bean dslioi AZ II.
". Ickctts ill. mother has t~.n
quite lll rv,-ntly.
The Children and fri.nis 20 Peter Bsn-
nrtt gave him very pleasant party Al
hi dsughtsr'.. Mr.. George fiinis,
TUESDAY evening I'LL chlldvu mad.
him namh-r - prcseuts appropriate
Zoe The seasuu.
NJ. aud Mr.. n. :. Bcsa ~eni 90 Up
Ton saturday.
eur hr.i piupsr cs.. &. m,klns quite
a stlf Lea towu.
Thomas ws,mouth and .. \. FLINT
ha,- rone o. tol.bfvak a. pufchass hscf
snd batter.
Y. n. BENNETT has odd biz h,y q"
ws,mouth and delivers u in the woods.
Nearly every man uu the river IL noS
booking Tor logging job.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
alIcketglO.

Monday evening. 10Th Inst, the Meth
oiist church was well filled to lisien q
= political lecture on tho "saloon Ia
Politics. by voiney u. Gushing, ESQ
Mr.. Cushing is q pleasant aud candid
speaker aud has the faculty of present
Ing nj. subject ~ that u he secures no
converts. he makes no enemies.
The ladies 81 the baptist Circle gave
q supper st q. 4. u. Hall Tuesday
evening"; though rainy, they were well
pstrouired. They have secured two
hundred dollars toward the reduction ri
the parsonage debt the past year.
Peter Tileston of Mechanic Falls was
the guest of Dr. J. y. Deco.'er the past
week.
4 go-s.yoa-pleas" shooting mstch
came OF last Thursday, stanley bisbce,
Esq.. leading Que side, aud Matte y.
Morrill, the other. eliminating In an
oyster supper and dance at Negln.cot
Hall, Friday evening. The count of
game resulted for Morrill,, s,ot3-I,lsbcc,
G,sso. Among the game secured were
two foxes aud a coou. Two represents.
tlyc- of manufacturing arm Travelled .
gooi part of the dsy aud .scurrd two
striped squirrels, and finally landed an
the aide that footed the bills. Mrs.
4. 4. lIolme- Furnished the supper.
Miss blanche Joy, Who has been away
tcaching. has returned home quite sIck.
VIII. y. Pike, station sgrni, IL on the
sick lisi st this writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
sourn sucsriulp.

Lon CONES tO IA for advice about
dreams. We will pat our ideas In writ
Ing. Nov a.. rule, Alongo, dreams
furnish rather an unc-rt, ain principle
upon vhl,h 81 base III. ruuiin. ~ one.
daily NE. Dram. arr sometime. "a 10
construed by routTsrics. Thus, dreams
of Intense affection Tor q person may
mean Intense hatred aud vice versa. We.
AZ ne doubt al ether. have. have had
many drrams that had literal fulfill
mcn,. some wear. sgo We had claim
for Increase ~ pcn.lon PENDING In the
pension ofiic-. onc night We dr-smi the
certificate came. Nc eagerly read ". u
was ssiisfactory. \ few weeks later the
rial c.rtihcai. came and " WAS q p.rfcct
fac .imIle of a.. Que seen la the dream.
Ncs. Mr.. Editor. the long,f live th.
more fiunly am convinced that N nclc
n imp.on hal a., out all Rhode l.l,ni
Gr-cning tire. that ! could rcN.l IN
oriental .plsnior. Indeed ! could sg,in
ride ca llrrv,ief springs With hloodei
stock" IIcnnic Ccrri.h call"i on us the
other DAY aud lookcl AZ bin ~ Rhode
Island Gr-.niag. that h. estimated al
10 hu.bel.. They excited hl' admlra-
ton.
We have some good cat. With
everything slsc. knnNing that blood
will tell la eats q. other thing, Ne skif-
ml.h-d around the ,ilisgs several day.
thrvc wears ago In scaph II Pcdlgr-c.
NJ lat wc struck u rich. Got Kitten
20 iirst-Clsss pciigrrc At John Dunh,m'..
That same kitten. uoV grown Ia al the
dignity II matuf, cathooi, brought la
four mlc- the other forenoon, aui that !.
atoui a sample 20 her dcprcdations. She
h,s a ycaTling ~ the male persuasipn.
IIr I. large black cat With glo..y fur.
Lat year ~ uam~l him for that great
eNpnbeut 10 protcction, MAJOR Mckinley,
and We have b,cn telling him that II hl'
nsmr.akr l. defeated In Ohio thl. fall Ne
.hsli klil him. Although south Buck.
neld |. usually msn II his word b.
uouli M, Ill the glo..y Major for ic'.
than -S.
Jsmc. Clark I. 1T home from Msss,-
chus-ii.. and be says D.. would go ten
miles a. hear war 10 soris b-ise~n
pr. whitman and South lIuckheld.
They say south lluckheld's kn~". fsir-
IL tr,mhissi after that fr-cIing sunday
tight. Thought b. was going To- lcse a
dollar don't vou so. Hut b. Ia. been a
loy sgaln .inc- hi grated fruit ~as
plckcI. III. wife told him. "iou mus,
- tired To- dance around the Kitchen a.
mach a. you do
Bcnnic G-rri.h has bought car load
~ apples In bulk.
= =. Fulisr has ori~tci - tons 81
cotton .~.,I FROM New orleans.
The reputation % Robinson u. az =
gene iro,irr has No, suffered In Msssa-
Chu.sti.. In the race At Mystic Friday,
10th. be- Won the rae. Ia thrre straight
heat, l-cst time - II. " II. y, the
.e,oni har -. has trott.d In 3:O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
nIcsAAIE

Mi. Bertha Bny .. at home; her Ia
thsr u falling.
Mr.. Hays burns Arc nearly hcal~i'
Mr.. Davenport hss returned home.
lie has ben taking care % Mr.. Edge
comb. .ick Nth typhoid fever at Liver
more.
Mr.. :. y. Knox came 90 town from
Mechanic falls yesterday.
N. n. Nclutire. IL New Gloucester,
arrived here rcccntly for o., hunt.
The mOunttins look amazing high Ia
him. The fox skins hanging la the
chamber rather ratilcd him. Hell get
soue ~ the vim taken out 81 him before
night. The hounds have becn baying on
the track since i've o'clock and no shots
hrvd =. vi. old Reynard knows how
% lead 90 grccn hunters, and then he I.
lots 20 resting places In hedgehog deus
along these mountain ranges. but they
/ bear the hounds and that's celestial
music to "bOru hunter" ear.
The railroad graders have cut some
homely gashe- In the fertile lnierNsle-
/ In this tosn.
We hear that r. n. Burgess has the
| contract 10 build the new road.
Mrs. liza. wyman l. sick, Threatened
With lung fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
MISf hE1hTl

We had q powerful rain last ruc.ia,
afternoon, which flllcd the sPrings AND
small streams.
III. Methodist. arr holding a series II
meetings al the .chool house In this VII
hgc. Considerable Interest l. manifest.
ed.
y. a.. whe.ler has been sick for sever
al days. >-cm. Ia - threatened With
pn~umonla. Edward y. l. We, very
feeble.
Fnuk Kendall Ia. moved o. Mason.
Nillsri Mason from Greenfield, y. II
Il visiting hi. parents, Mr.. AMI Mr..
Albion 4. Mason.
4 =. Bcan Il lolding a car ~ potatoes
paving thirty-h,e ccnts per bush"l
The hunters are cut In full force
have Captar,Si a few foxes bat no deer Ia
this vicinity.
Archer Uto,cr th- other c,cning cap
tur~i mink la the hen house, taking
hi supper from the head ~ a riymouih
Rnyk hen. lie vas corp.r-i aud Killed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27


Mr.. John ". Day aud wife, 80 Lulu
Bi.ton II Lynn, Mas, visited Hiram on
their wedding tour last week.
Mi. I'riscill, Adims closed prohis-
bic term ~ school on Hiram lIlll on fri'
day. She l. one 10 our most cNpcricnc-
81 teachers.
Willie Traftou of Blldcfor,i. !. visit
log hi. father. NJ. Lewis rr,fton.
samuel Clrmons 81 Brosnhcld, Ia.
fr-uoSci o. Hiram.
The knights ~ rythiis AMI citizen.
rr,cnily huskri out the coru crop II
Frank McCortl.on Who u In WI health.
iic la, returned Ia "a" Maine General
Hospital.
III. Library Association !. prosper
Ing.
Mr..r.. \. 4 T.. u. Young are about
completing the most extensive aqueiuct
In thi. town. Thrir fountain on III. bill
near BALDWIN line 1. sNs feet aud ~ dep
vailed With split sion. aud c.meniei.
The pipe leading Ia Hon. Peter ".
Young. rc.ilcnc- Il LIS rcd. In length,
-cro..lng ~,co River at . width oftSclye
rods. The pipe L. 90 galvanized iron, j
Inch, much Of u hosrSer on the HIGHLAND
I. on. inch Ca give greater force and prr.--
urr. smaller plp-. will supply Hon.
Almon Young. rr.iieucc al.o their
stable. and their several tenement houses.
Thl. greatly enhance. the comfort, con-
,rnIenc. aud safety ~ all concerned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
pORIIR

The late rslu. have helped the streams.
aud s.ll. some but much more !. neoicd
a. an the ground before Winter sets la.
Mr.. 4. y. Mason !. quite sick With
cholera mofbu..
4 part 20 the town committees ~ the
several town. comprising this representa-
tI,. district met AZ Hiram on the 18th
aud the meeting sss opened by Mr.. u. L.
Eastman ~ fryeburg, membcr 81 the
County Commiiic. aud L.. u. Giles oi
BroWnhcld, VAS chosen chairman, aud
I. l.. French 20 Porter, Secretary OF
Rrownh-ld va. selected for the hr.t
term In lSpa, i.o,ell Ia ~, Hiram la 20,
Porter la - aud frycburg In 1907. Not-
cd that the secretary send the proce~i-
ing. ~ the meeting % absent mcmicr.
for their acc.p,anc. II satisfactory.
Adjourned subject Ia call from County
Committee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
inl4A.S -IIr1Ia

yoln~y n. Gushing l. not what might
l.. called an orator but h. held the close
attention ~ goodly audlcnc. an hour
aud half last night at the Methodist
house In thl. place. subject The saloon
In Politics. lie Z. very candid speaker
aud hl. argument. cannot D. at aside.
n .e.ms 90 IN. that my old time critic y.
y. Haker would haN. sat ani chewcd the
cud ~ hls quill aud then stuck u behind
al. raT as useless, or employed u on
agricultural topic. aud such. IL IL quite
possible that the speaker may have touch.
81 some raw places whsrr the political
harness has worn the skin Ia tenderness,
but he did Il tcnderly and hardly think
that any cross feelings were aroused.
W. naturally vince q little when Ne arr
touched on the raw, though touched never
al gently. The speaker showed beyond
controversy that the saloon !. In politics,
aud Ne all know that. lie also showed
that II 4. an eternal menac. to all that u
good In our government, and Ne all
know that, "a Ne ought to know ". u
b.ing In polite. aud IL being q menace
aud an enemy to all good, II was no dlf-
iculi thing for him Ia show that u !. the
duty of all good aud loyal citizens to
strike u down aud str'i, vAe's ,s--'H
poli'e'. just !. Grant struck Lee
whefc he ws.-in hl. iraek., JUST s
the boys Ia blue struck the hep'h'on-
where u Was. lie cialin"d tt praying
Was good thing " Ne helped to answer
our own prayers. We saw IL" oi the
old liner. there, the old time iiepubIcan,
aud Democrats, aud Ne wouldn't be al All
surprised u some of them became
''cranks" In the fnlne.. ~ time, Ia gr'nd
the saloon Ia pulp Just where u Is ~
Poliics. They ar going Ia vote AZ they
pray when they ..c Their way clear anu
shake on the .hackie. OF party;
We notlcei piea.ah, WINK" Va yoa'
Buekheld correspondent. eye cues n'
wasn't feeling very badly ,ou nav
seen that twinkl. Thousand 'itne-, uu',
wasn't c"nsp'cnou. ~hrn ne WNns
personal application oi the shins,e Va
your youthful part- Out Va the ''ao'e "'
somewhere, eh' my boy.
have lu.t read the delth ot II'sna
Marciu. Knight of iinmiord. ! met MN
last At Norway nj the ilf' I've w.u'en
the picture OF health anu Na' iuil VI nope
aud enthusiasm over the prospect AZ the
Falls. lie urged me to cell OUT ana .oine
up aud live forever IN the shadow OF ,he
boon: Aud now Marsh, u you nav. nav.
consciou. being. do these thing. that