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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18
RESOLUTIONS of Coincidence.

At regular meeting of Pb@nix Fire
Company No 2, of Shenandoah, Pa. held
in their hall on Tuesday evening, January
5 1892, the following preamble and resolu-
tions, were unsn mously adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father to call from the scene of his useful
ness our esteemed brother, James stanton,
and while we in all humility bow in
acknowledgment to His divine decree, 1t is
proper that we, his fellow mem bers, should
pay our tribute of admiration and sorrow
in respect to the memory OF the deceased ;
therefore BIS it
ResolUed. That in his death this company
has lost an active worker, his wife a loving
husband, his children kind father, and
the community good and useful citizen:
Resolved, That we extend to his family
our heartfelt sympathy and condolences IN
their sad loss.
Resolved, That the charter Of the COM
pany be draped in mourning for period OF
thirty days, that copy of the above
prea BILE and resolutions be presented TO
the family of the deceased, that copy be
spread on the minutes, and that they be
published in the Sunday Nelcs and EVEN
INC HERALD.
JAMES r O'HAREN,
NJ. j. SCANLAN,
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
Committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18

This is not man ranting over La
Grippe doctor bill, nor is it clergy man
bemosning the receipt of light Sunday
collection. 1t is Pottsville editor, claw
ing for me plausible argument in favor OF
Pottsville supplying two.ihirds of the
Jurors for the county court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18

Columbian Fair March,"
The latest in sheet music. Also 5000
copies to select from. Brumm's, l8 East
Centre street. loft
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18
Closing Out.

At great bargains II frst-class line of
second hand stoves, ranges and heaters /;
both double and single heaters, and every
stove warranted. Csll and see them, as
they will te sold at sacrifice, to close out
the stock, AT No. l3l South Main street
(Brennan's buiidiDgl Shenandoah, near
Steam Laundry. 12-30-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18
Coming Events.

Jan. 18.-Second annual ball of the
Acme Social Club, R )bbins' opera house.
Schoppe orchestra.
Jan. l9.-Supper and bazar in the
Primitive Methodist school room.
Jan. 20 -Demorest contest in Ferguson
theatre, under the auspices of the "Y."
Jan. 25.-Grand ball at Wm. Penn for
benefit Of Mrs. Cooch.
Feb. l2.--De Moss Family at Ferguson
theatre, under the auspices of Shenandoah
Clmmandery No. a. Sons of America.
March H. - Welsh Congregational
church tea party in p. NJ. hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18
AFFAIRS CAUGHT HASTILY.
What News Gatherers Take a
Moment to Tell About.

What News Gatherers Take a
Moment to Tell About.
More snow.
No dust lately.
The streams are full.
Grip patients recovering.
There is fancy now for old jewelry.
Colder weather coming.
Have you an injunction?" is bye
word now.
The HERALD is eagerly looked for.
Applicants for positions on the elec.
trio road continue to pour in.
Snow shovels have market value
now.
The full moon brings cold wave.
Any number of grip cures about.
Probably it was the January thaw
we had. na
Window gardening is now receiving
attention from lovers of flowers.
Tiny seal heads adorn IL e fashiona-
BILE hat.
The moon will now be on the decline
nightly.
1t doesn't take many pints of
whisky to make peck of trouble.
Necessity knows no law and is gen
orally TOO poor to hire lawyer.
This being leap year, we hope every
body will have jumping good time.
Coughing Leads to Consumption,
Kemp's Balssm will stop the cough al
once
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18
A Surprise.

Keep your eye on this local. Kesgey,
the photographer, will have his new open
ing in few days and Will have something
interesting that will surprise the people, II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18

Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balssm will stop the cough al
once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18

Your children are liable 10 Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, Group aud Whooping Cough,
winch often results seriously. Prom pit treats
ment caves many innocent little sufferers.
Try PansTina Cough and Consumption Cur.
Its pleasant. safe and sure, Is cts. Sold at p.
+. d Kirlin's drug STORE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18
POLITICAL CARDS.

Announcements Of candidates for borough
offices Wfti DC made In this column at the IoL-
touring rates. CHIEF Burgess, IS; Receiver Of
7dres, S.; High Constable, So. Al others, 81.
Payable in ddUdnce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-18

Buy Keystone -four. Be careful that tn,
name LEssIa & Co., Ashland, Pa, il
printed on everv sanE 3-3-3taw
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15


~. e. w. Fairbauks. Who presided
over the Republican STATE Cosvensioss
u nov prosecuting several suits - ~
Courts. asking that tho sssessnest Of 1Is
railroad pr0persies b ses aside % ne
around that they have been diser1mi-
mated agsinst: that they have bees -
sessed sf more than their true essh vsI-
ue. While the farm lands of The Sfsie
have been assessed st only about - pr
cent. OF their true cash value In ~
trial OF shese cases, In which the richest
railroad corporations are endesvoring %
dodge tteir taxes, . they have hereio-
fore done. Mr. Fsirbanks. (vho be
made million or more - : corporation
attorney has brought out some testi-
monv TO show thst farm lands have noe
been assesed ax their full cash valoe-
One Of the witnesses. Mr. Frank Taylor.
= hose testimony h valuable becsose y
his business TO lend money % farm
mortgages. and Who nay fairly b cor
sidered q IN expert il farm values. -
tided last Tbursdsy that the farm lesds
In counties il which be d0es bosiaess
ere not assessed usder the new tax hw
st anything like their -true cab value. "
and Rives the following valuations -
those which he would accept = the bs-
sis Of = mortgage loan.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

This eostiD0ay complo1e1y vIooteoae1
- cossoaGioo q - DoDoeso1te newo-
paperu % ~ 6saio shas While III psop-
srty was raissd, ~ boaviess Iscronse -
Wss o. u Failroads 80
other corporations Of The Seato- H.
vjndicstioa has come 80 result % M
cation By $500 81 the weaithiess rets-
rod corcorssioss IN IBd5ass pssying
|for relief becauss. = hey slIeGo. they
have been assessed - more than thser
true cssh valuo. while fhrU lssds hevo
mot boea sssesssd evsa 20 their so11
|vaIuo.
Ths burdens or the 80 tax law h11
|chieny On The corporad0na Ihsf -
|she insentI0n Of The law. The corpesn-
|sions havs bees paying taxes o. : 1870
nominal assessment. and she neW 49,
lcompeIs then hereafter to psy their sos4
Ishare. Perhaps farm Iands have poe
lbess ssssssed proportioaasely - higs =
1.-The raiIr0sds, but IL shoold b re9eo
Ibered thar the railroads hsve been oook-
ling their taxes Ill Of the years thas Ar
'ers havs been Psying shsir@
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Grover CIevelsEdis neither 80 Anno
Neal Cieveland. Of Baltimore, says -
Baltimore som. Hi~ maternal grand-
father sold books q 179 Baltimore strooe
(oId number) seventy years ago- Rich
Ara FaIley Cleveland married Anoo
Neal IN this city In 1879 Eight years
Isser Grover Cleveland go born. uhen
ne parents wrss in Esssx coussv. NeW
yersey. Il tho patronage Of Rev. Ssephea
Grover. sho became god fsiher % tho
future president Ma AsBe Mel
Cleveland died in 1881. the same yesr
that her con wss elected By - uspre-
|cedenfed majority governor q NeW
York II was to her sacred me0ory
his thoughss turned Uiih filial love 49,
reverence - he thes nssed over be -
'Iisical success. and wSole % BIZ bresher
III aother vss here. shouId - vFts-
ling 10 her, and feel = II IL wers tioe
\ 70 write % soms one wh0 uooI6 oelioyo
4 chat vrise-- Befors cosciodisg -
sdded: do zoo know % ooshes vese
alive I sh0uId feel % 0uch eaSesf !
have always tbosghs thas her prayers
Ihsi mech 70 do with ~ soccsss7. 1hoso
lines, written ten pears go. are sooue
Ithe hess tribules shas uordseculd pay %
|shs Ballioore nosher ofa -tssorias seo-- \
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
EXHIBIT OF raE SCHOOLS


The Indie NJ Com mittee Vigorous
ly Pushing That Interest.
The Indiana committee on education.
lart and charities for The worlds fair 70
lpushing forward With vigos. and sn-
|nounces its intention Of making the ex-I
|hibit OF the schools Of the state exceed
THAT ot any other. Circulars ere being
lssnt to county, town and city superin-
Itendeuts, township trustees and district
school teachers urging that all schosls
lprepare without delay for every eubject
lof instruction work intended for the ex-
lhibit. The last ssts OF work will Be sent
In during the last week OF November,
1892. The circular issued contains the
Idetails OF preparing and arranging spec
linens and the special dtsplays collected
The literary committee wishes % -
Icure: !.
II. A tabulated list Of authors and
their works, arranged In chronological
Iorder. 90 o 20 present the literary deveI-
|opment Of the ststo from the time OF 10
Organization 9 territory 70 date.
2. Al ssbulated, ciassi6~d list Of Indi-
lana Journalists and jon, mails. The latter
viii Include I'll religious and secular
qualifications. embracing annua'e, mag
sxiues. ewspapsrs-weekly ana deny.
IThe above will b represented ~ tables
and charts hung within the space allotted
Ito the educational exhibit OF upon sns
wallis OF the state building.
II further deeires 70 secure:
5. 4 complete collection Of books q
reputable character written oy natives
or citizens or Indiana. including historiss
scientiilc trestises. novels. poetry criti
|cism aud miscellaneous esoeys.
4 An books that have been Writtes
|about Indiana, its resources and people
although written By peseous neitheI
born within the state nor q any time 70
siding 10 Il.
s. a complete collection Of The pho
lsogrsphs Of lndisns's leading author
and journalists.
8. "A collection Of photographs repre-
lsenting the homes Of Indiana authors
Il a collection Of photographs Q
lc!ub houses and Of the interior Of cIu
rooms.
The committee Il also chsrged With %
|proper exhibition Of the lIbrariee an
lmuseums within the state, and With pre-
sentiuR the number and resources Q
lsuch institutions prOpesly. Table
|sh owing the nsmes. location. date Of o.
: lesnixstion, number and value Of content
: win be prepared; and photographs q
: |buIIdiuRs and rooms devoted 10 ltbrsrte
and museums will be shOWn.'
The western association Of Writers an
lsll literary clubs. librarians and collect
|ors os hooks are especially requested
send The committees secretary. Mrs. !
IS. Harrsll, q BrookvilIe. Ind. informs
Ision conceruing rare hooks and book
that are nov out Of print. written eiths
Ibv Indisnians or about Indiana. Tt
|records Of shs possofRces within the stst
lshs ala of bonks Os high character IN
/. line subscription Lists Of the best pspe'
snd magazines In the country are so''
Iilod.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

can not b given. They ere regulated
by lho date The Stats perinteudent
yisIlo the Inslituts. These three lee
lures are Tree. n
Exh,blls or school work Will BE- found
In the room oi the Institute, and teach
ere and olher friends Of educstion hsv-l
Ing pchool work Of any nature that they
wish % piece on exhibit. will plessel
forward ibo came 10 this ofIice q once.
During ona Of the evening soseIons
the ~ aspsr Quartet" will render some
OF their choice selections.
Il u "c0nsummation devoutIy 20 %
wished" that every teacher and applicant
for that position, Who. st any time: IN
tends 10 teach 10 Dubois county, Will be
|in attendance st the Institute.
Reading Circle Books are on sale q
the Jasper r. o. The Autocrat" ana
Fiske's Civil Government" ars the books
Ieor the ceming year. Price IS cts. each
| DO not 90 homo without them.
Applicant: "A word 20 the wise is
Isu0cieut.r Your attendance is "brssd
cast upon The waters" that will return
looon.
Certificates OF attendance will Be is-
sued 70 Oh Who attend and pay their In
istitute fee os fifty cents.
The Instituie progrsms and enroll
Iment cards, unless mailed. wi! % d's-
tributed I'm The beginning" when you
enroll.
4 All friends Of education ere invited to
attend and al teachers sre expected 70
Ibe preseut.-not In town, but 10 the
room Of the Institute Every teacher IN
the county q expected 70 Be present on
| Monday and remain until tho closing
hour on Friday. Coming q noon on
Monday and leaving q noon On tr'dsy
Vill not do fcr full weeks Attendance.
Such persons can have credit Tor on'y
4 four dsys. Teachers ere 20 b present
1 q sll hours OF the session- Ample time
lie Rivon Tor rest Keep out of the halle
land on the streets. Come g learn
Have Z scratch book and take full notes
then nee them after y0u get homo. III
.lInssitule % what you make it- Int
.lSnte recognising its importance. pro
lvides Tor The people being taxed TO pa
I -bout one third Of IT, cost vou psy IN
! The Institute y yours.
liz u Z succsss you sre entitled 70 th'
lcssdit II ie 10 : failure yOu must assom'
lthe responsibility for it
u Visitors q the Institute ere expecte'
10 conduct thsmselves = becomes teach
|ss, Tor the general public consider q
,'lat The Institute - teachers.
Respectfully,
II GBo. B. WILsoN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

u shs midst of his people; for
The protection snd preservation Of our
homes that are the foundation Of our
for The welfare Of our na-
tion which stands foremost among the
nasions OF the earth The home 10 the
strongest link IN any civilization. The
cord or love that sent its thrilling VI
brssions from Maine 10 Texss more than
: quarter Or . century ago. and subdoed
the spirit Of eomity along The Hoe. "
brsses 10 day Wisb - enthusiasm which
promises protecsIon and sslvstion 70 ev-
ery home In our land. The school 10 lie
EFFORT 70 reach educstion's ideal stand
ard stands opposed to The disastrous IL
quor trsfIic.
lro 81 coxrIxuED.l
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
General Circular No. 40.

General Circular No. ~
q. SurEaInrExDExT's OvvIcE(
JAsPER, IxD, July 9Th. Ies9.
"a ths tsschers Of Dubois County
Greeting:
N virsue Of seclions ASH. 4592 and
xsas ~ she r. 8. OF Indiana, 1881, thu
Dubois County Tesch~rs' Institute I'll
convene at the Court House q yssDe'
ina. % Nonday Auguss 18th 1882. .
10 80 A. n. The principal instructor
are Prof. r. ). Alley Of the chair o. msth'
smatics State University. Bloomington
Ina ana Prof. ,. w Carr. CITY Supv Q
|schooja. Auderson, Indiana. Hon. n. y
Vories. state Superintendent. viii b
|nreseut one day and address the Iustituss
'rhs Dositious these men bold are sum
Icient reccommen daiion that they "knos
vhersof they speak, and gusranfe
that 10 effort viii b spared 70 90 goo'
work.
Several County Superintendent fros
ueIghboring counties have seat wor
they would b present dsy or swo o.
lend their good graces toward ne success
instItuee proper closes each dsy .
|o'cIock. 3. a., but 70 order that th0s
|ssachers from : distance who sre q
|onIred % remain 10 Jasper % expens
nav eet svalue received" for their q
oendIiures, arrangement have oee
msde for four evening eesslous.
On Aug. 18Th Richard Lev DaWeo
|ths popular post, mimic snd orator. q
Sonedcr 81 tho sWeeeern Assoclstion
Writers.s viii present "Hoosier Hs
low AdmIssion IS and y cente' 3
ssrved seate IS cents. The admteele
~ 4 appended toward defrsying 4
.. srnensee of the Institute. ] hese'
Aiev. Carr and Worries will lecture
the other nights. The particular a.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

JAMS y MoseAs. he Iasyes shat
Rsum tried 20 use 90 ruin CoaGye<s0aa
Cooper. and uho go forced % eosGeD
shss hs bsd cooDisied pesj.sy. waD
treated 10 coplous shower q ssals egxs
.at Bloonisgsos : SeU niGhis go. sor -
tempting 10 play she 0ashes- nesEna
|hsd bees . vesy ocsise e4srcA ne@oer
,aad Iood - hjs prossssioas of rsliKtoe.
|The church hsd eoodeses tsc ssg5sy
,csss. but coold ~ sessd the ~ eKpce-
Isrs ssd - sxpslIsd hin- AIonsy
| Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15
Suicide Of Appellate Judge Jep-
the ID. New.

Suicide Of Appellate Judge Jeps
ths y. New.
ssasissl.
The Hon. Jepths d. New, judge Of
,he appellate court, and the democratic
candidate Tor judge o. The supreme
eourt for the second dietrtct, committed
sujcide e his home In Vernon at s 30
o'clock SATURDAY. morning by shooting
|shrouRh the heart, desth resulting IN.
|stantly. But moment before the deed
vse CON mitled be talked 10 his wife.
ne had been sick and told her he was
betser. IN reply 10 question from her.
lThev we're alone. He spoke few
vords or encouragement 10 her. en-
|hraced and kissed her. She left the
room. In : few seconds che heard .
|pIssol shot IN the judge's room. She
re-sntered y, When sbe oenein
him living PROSTATE upon the floor, pie
|tol In bic hand. his right hsnd prsssing
1.-The wound. He Was yet alive, but IN.
lcouscious. end never spoke 10 her. III
health q assigned - the cause.
The news OF the deed wss received
vith surpriss 10 1ndisnspoIis. Hi
msnv irie nds and bic legal and political
sssociases could hardly believe the nm
Ifortunato occurrence when they were
Informed it. Within : half hour aftsI
lshe recepsion OF the news here the hse
Ian the state house wse placed at bal
Imaat. There 10 no doubt but that "
heath Was the real cause Of the suicide
Until four Or i've months ago Judg'
Nev vas one Of The most robust mon o.
l,he appellate court bench. He was Q
GOOD DIV siqus and the picture Of heals'
snd con neeutmeut. Last spring he *
'perieuced . severe sttsck o. the grip
liz Affected bic nervous eystem and wheI
] RI left him he Wss unable 70 shake on u
) |direful Effects. HE mind became I'm
I naired and three weeks ago, upon ~
"A vjcs OF his physician and bic col
I sllearues upon the bench, b went hom
s|io reet. HE serious condition then -
. I matter OF comment amoog those N
'.IkneW him we'll. His old time sppcs'
4 snce hsd LETT him. He seemed dazed
}. .lsimee and su6sred temporary s6errl
!tious Or che mind. When he len Ind
}. 40 A Dolis be announced that he would =
|. main q home few days and then max
, \ tour &c The great lskes. After bic .
erival g home BE- bscasae worse. =
1.-Two wesks hs Va troubled With u
somuls. He evidently broodsd ov'
= lie rouble, o BE freQusatly spoke
dIiL sud & q supposed be shot nimss
a vhiIe hls mind Wss temporarily q
Ds|throned Of its reason.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Young lady would like % look q
soms 3 rseses Of modest eolors, some
thiue neat and retiring"
emsrt salesman-"They generally
come IN white, mics. Harvard Lam
poon.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

shs-.l thisk : gin = very 6oslish =
marry : poOs $50
He. piosod --1sdesd sbs -. bst -
hsIf % fcolish = ssoshes psssos uhoo
4 ca ns0e-~
she
He-sThs poor man gho married fkoe
sort ofs girl.--xew York Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

Tbsuk ths god Lord and The good
seuse of ! democratic legislature. thoee
hired bloodhousds. the Pinkestooe, will
not have an opportunity 70 shoot down
Iaborisg men II Indissa - iong - den
ocrats remain 10 control o. the iegisIa-
turs. - -Huntington Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

South Bsnd Times: Gov. Chsse and
seceetary Maithsws being both membsrs
~ ehe STATE board o. tax commissionerss
vhich viii = % session The greeter part
81 the month oe August. ths two Leading
consestaots SOe toe goveruorsn'P ~
not bs oble % do much spesktng oesose
eop(en bor. I've m0nths q steeoy
oaopaignIng y esoegh.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

r aid thee. snd I say now. That, -
- osigissl question, ths seihortty q
Congress % exercise the reveaue power
With direct reference % the rrosectbon
Or msnulscsursss. is : Qusstionable -
thority. fsr more q1eslicnaols . ~
judg0ent, than the power of internal
ioprove9eut. - Daniel Webster.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15


The eauses that led to the suicide Of
WILSON ~. Tyler. president Of the Vim
cennes national bank. in the cemetery -
vincenues last Tuesday. have come 10
light gradually and disconnectedly.
Enough has bson discovered 10 establish
the fact that Tyler. for . year past
was regularly engaged 10 grain specuIs-
iI0ns on the Chicago board ~ trade. He
followed In the footsisps Of many scores
Of other men Who gsmbled away not
only I'll their own, bat Thousands Of dol
lars OF the money Of others. Tyler was
reputed, for yeavs, 10 b worth $4,000
He hes : son whose wealth will not fall
short Of . million.
The elder Tyler played the Chicago
board, but there we're few Who knew be
was gsmbIiug il grain. or bad for many
months met with desperate and almost
Icontinual losses. None there were in
vipcennes Who woDld have believed
that b wss using bank funds. snd when
the announcement was made. ollowtne
lhis death, that bic betrayal Of tros'
| would result 10 the destruction Of the
Iinstitution with Whose successful busi'
Iuess operations Be bad been % IOne
lconnected, the news came With . shocl
20 The community. Il appears the ON
'cials Of the treasury department hsvo foI
ssveral weeks had suspicion that th'
management Of the vincennes nstions
bank had become questionable. and de
'lmanded departmental attention. Ae
'cordingIy Special Bank Exs0iner Hol
Imam has been making : rigid examine
,|tion Of The hank for more than : fort
might With The result that he recon
:|nssdsd shs appointment of reesiveI
while not positively knouu, yet there
.,Ievosy roasoa @ believs thas wr. Ty1eI
s!ou Sunday 0osnlng Iase. rseoIved sroa
1.-THE eompsFolIos of eurrooey q Weshtno
sltou. : noti6easion tbat tho depostOe1
- eognizsnt of bic vroog dsisg. a
1.-THE wrecked cosditi0n Of tho bank
/. was The receipt Of letter ard The realm
'ltion that the time was approocbiu
the announcement Of BIZ criu
would Be known throughout tho oeat
that drove him % suicide.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

nouwx~namau Sopfuwmv haa : nlan ~ar.
s.I % y 49,. uss.;so. "a ~ 1,n;e..
- ts.-.ss - 49, . -~--~-s. - -.
- nsa 'nss 'o :.
~Congreesmee springer 90 sooTe.seo
q 'esser q 80 Deoocrsts. wno Ss.e
formerly ms constituents. oow nvlng y
k.Dess. 70 responss q 3 reqosst % ~
opinion - % me course ne hsnsss
Democracy snou'o pursue VIE rcsel-
'enee 20 Putt1ng a eieesofss ..cses in.o
the neIo. 80. 9pssngee enssses ~
Aansss Dsoocra1c convention % enop.
- ns ogn ne esectorsi ueses nom'nsseo
~ the reopses parry. ana oFees eveIy
Democras 20 vote sor y wnen sdopseo-
NJ springer go EYER snss. 49,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-15

The bromophyts factories refcsed to
make bid On that stink q the alleged
Air Line passenger station ID lbis city
Il was e.sirsly too psngsnt and sicken-
ing Tor removal. This Vas probably the
reason Why President Msckey bes NOT
he'd Il removed 10 Hussisgborg.-Nsw
Albosy Ledger.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-30
BYaoNE DAYS.

When hesr tho pipes askirlin,, !,
Whan ! hsar tbs pibroch play,
Il mss'eL mi bluid rim quicker,
An u bids my fancy stray I
To the haIne ! left Ahlnt me. 4
To the fren's llG'e $40 dear;
1t cara . lump rice In ma throat,
An to my 90 II brings . tear.
Oh, gin ! hid but ~ short glimpse
Al tho faces sac weol kent.
WI. wham In boyhood's sonny days
4ony happy '00rA / spent.
When vi were oAllAnts 81 the schulz,
WI .ne'er = sorrow or q care,
To think thas days Ill ne'sr return
1t mAk's my heart fu' salr.
NAttsn tho thDcht rims thro ugh my hold
II III BE- spared to see
The Ian whAur / Was born an bred,
4 n tho t0un .sAn dear to me,
WI IT, wtndin n stream. the River Clyde.
An Ito bonnie Cathkin Brses..
WhAuf ] wandered In the gloamin'
In bygOne days
Guy Watson, In 0lasgow Mail.