Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-10-06

law can hold ns for il Hist what's that ia
] the town below9 'Tls the soldiers m"vin' !"
4 At the NO d there was Wild yell and
] gene, al >.aoattertng and. by the time Mar
4 garet and the doctor reached The scene. only
4 Dartie lay at the doorway silent sentinel.
Fin him.
i Maryaret's tears rainad down and she
4 pressed kiss upon the poor dead face. He
tl"d def .nling q e man ne hated. the man she
flowed, and only sl,e could understand and
'|revsranceth tho sublime heroism OF the deed.
i, .CHAPTE.s TX.
DALLAS NIGuTCAPs'' FEED THE FLAAIEsl
j The American people VIII now be openly and
formally ask ed TO decide whether this system
'tshall be rockiossiy abandoned and q new THAI
! made OF ansokl experiment which has uniformly
leo 70 national embarrassnens, and wide spread
tlprutectiOn- g.ses nrst ard last 10 the mon who
learn their bread IN the sweat Of their feces- -
lJAMFg g. BLAINE PSF s.%A lsEA e
Can ynn, any Ion ger doubt which syAtoyu IS the
better for US? VIII any one say These uniform
results arc mere accidents Or coiRcidenees7
With just 90 much reason, one Nigh saY that
tine rising and settinT Of the sun. Or the recnr
frence OF the tides, are accidents or cofnctuoAts.
I'D. CT HARaIAAN.
Il Reader, this story Is no fancy picture, but d
tru. recital OF the misery, :eftme, AMI famine.
sIset; ling like deadly msnst2a over our fair
lcoun,ry, less than forty gears ago II has
es flied as to the disastrous results always
following the repeal OF tho protrc,ivo tariff;
Ia d.. although history repeats itself. un or.
1'unately, repetition ddlls the ear, and our
|ent, to take up the book q lite and rexd wha,
the recording angel has written there In letters
10: hood. f We. could but profit by the mis-
takes OF our tor,fath-rs, then would their
trivations and suffsrings not have been III
vain. E
Shall these scenea be repeated, AM, attempted
free trade again close the busy factory. open
the soup houses, and make criminals and
tpaupers OF honest men II not. the voters OF
America must nok 10 1t that their country $
Industries are prot-o'ed from the encroach-
ments Of foreisn labor and foreign greed, SO
tthat the manufacturer may be permitted to
live.
/ For many weeks Fle.c cher lay at the point Of
| de It'll within M.rgaret'- co.Asge. Hiss wound
proved II dangerous ON, and q serious, tedi-
Gus fever resulted.
! Although his physician and a skilled nurse
took up their abodesin he house, Fletcher, In
ibis moments of consciousness, would hav-
tontY Margaret at his side. In his Weakness.
lbe chung to her strong y0nn1 hand, and his
eyes followed her every movement MS shs want
$50 lily about attending to his wants. VIII n
tshe WAS absent he grew restless, and it 1uallyI
became quit ma ter OF course that she
should sit b-stde him, reading or writing let.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Prys on, while wandering
Through tile East. received many OF these In.
genuous epistles, and, with one Thought, would
l-mite ait=r their perusai. g.
or Margar-s." exclaimed Peyton,. IS
Irsn read between the lines. and althoa gh No m
tamanu-nsis, she tolls h.r story modestiy, he,'s
was b .roic act, EthelR
:" Yes" said f hel Peyton. wlpine away u
Tar, :. believe that Thorpe owes his life to
her" then she too sdded: !. Poor Margaret q
band. OF Tho suspicion which had enterei her
mind during h.,r last year at Beaumont. Mar.