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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
TOTAL REC EIPTS.
GENERAL. MAkkET REPOKT.

BUILDING MATERIM-p.reks ar. ere having "a, f" ,5
s" S ct GOOD '0 dsnd 's shous % prices
msVe,stIsw hard brcK quOt,d a! "a 5oat1 :,
!ecy 25d Is E;1S % - Sos G Ge gpTIe s sr,
rer bbl American Portland al 7jds2 German Portland
), 25ss2 so EHsh m6r'. and 10 ane6s oo thS
- sss2 IS per 900 goats hair 2ca22c; cattle hair
CHIcoRY-Msrket holds steady and prices remain thc
Enrh glonH1t a,1 &C. genuine sT-"Dl"''d der
prjess are nsinsincd Eshla I3ie a5c Caracas l@'2H
5 Tq9!f.d u i@ dsy Ia p nSGiG1 ou. on
spot with prices al steady No RIO quoted at l42d
ia +1 a ssS Sd ass S S.yorod 1"a gree II
activity on bcsrish market icaang 20 NOR nor" ."
nd G%s s sf f.. c Efy showed sS, sh
cables ard further tall Of cholera had drc e,,mg cr
syr- defined ld ds ana s%sTs lost ,ea so
eS' ad s So &C. 81
are about 30 lower than thu onicin ming pre-
Amsteriam, sept 6-Ansat ircT jar, ana "a, Tor
r rnIsS s,atSs d%rinq ast mont 600 pas, ~
ouotesFirst ordps,y 30 kio- - 100 good seeGnd
n o rio k'I q days 5000 bags ccafi@ees rn
States, 1000 bags ko ca5ares 70 hg9pe' 200 eaf,
Santos q days 1900 bags Snto- tork 29i 600 bae
SAINT make, dull good aerar sano - "6 80 'le r
po shipments by steamer to tinted during week
1000 6,rs RIO shipments TO- Egre auS S'S S o
purchases for Europe ooo bags fright pr steamer to
tinted stats Pc and rr cent prmSgs sxsms Iad
ios $50 receipts at santos II coo lass Santos stock
1tots for Europe 80 o1O bags Santos purchases for
Is COO bags Santos freight steamer to liavfc - r.
and 70 cent e' ssns at Sano for E S
rope four Receipts at RIO JnT to oo ;,ptrmbrr o
1892 9 ssS geo ss 600 Sas. TIME eds g S o JUN
to Septembsr s. 1892. 62s 600 bag; s'me tine 1881
-. dav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
McHJcay ELEyAroR MEN INDIGNANT.

Port Huron, Mich, Sept. 6.-Locai eieVa'or "'i a..
Indignant ove the action OF the Treasury Department
In refusing to issue certificate for the unloading OF
the cargo Of grain at this port to the steamer ohea
Empire. The Empire the first Canadian vessei
to pass through the 500 Canal after the inposuoh
Of tolls She had on board lot Of MANITOBA ~he"'
from Port Arthur.
Arrangements had been made to UNLOAD NJ tn'S po''
TO avoid canal tolls which would be remitted In case
this was done The Collector OF Customs declined to
issue a certificate Of unloading without Instructions
from Washington. The Department refused 10 w,
without full Information BY mail. The steamer c''iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

direct consequence Of the great strike. There is
strong opposition TO the Misses Bailey teachers In the
Third Ward Public School, because their father returned
70 The mill ard took up his work there as superin-
tendent, and 81 boycott against the young has
been inaugurated. The movement to be fairly
well organized and several OF the scholars who would
come under their instruction not present when
the roll was called this morning. The feeling
quite bitter, and there fear that an out
break might occur, three or four deputy Sheriff, were
sent to the school by Sheriff Gray this morning. TO
keep a watchful eye on things in general 80 far as
could be learned, nothing unusual occurred but the
deputies will probably remain duty for several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
MILK AND CREAM.

Tn, daily average receipts Of milk and cream az tne
drer.nt railroad distributing points IN ana near te ct
Tor the week been follows Erie ioVV cans vi
nr, .. cans OF cond,n,ed milk and lij cans or cream
PENNSYLVANIA Pouphkeep,ie and Boston 40 cans OF MIX
suSnuehanna 321 cans Of milk and y cans o cream :
Iarkawanna. l7J cans Of milk aud 20 cans OF cram
New.Y DIRK enral liar 1512 cans OF mix Is a,l,
az, M and 10 o. crciH Newly ork NY
and Norhera 81. 81 milk Ncw,ltven and Hartford
milk aid cream; y st shore 80 cans oi
,u[ Of sd milk and - cans OF cream
Xr%, erscv C.ntf1l go Of milk and 10 cans Of
cream. and hy nj short ruics LOO cans OF
mil, and 80 cans The total daily receipts nave
been 10 l3o OF milk I55 cans Of condc'et milk and
OF i,i5 price paid Tor me tur-
Nus has been 81 80 can OF 20 quarts The MIX Ex-
Change price to eject from september l. Is ~ cents
a quart T. the producer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

Cash quotations were as follows Flonr-Easy prices
nominally unchanged: No. = spring wheat, IS &c
30. corn 40 5-oa as Bic No: oats, 33 12c No.
white, 30 1,2a % SIC; No; 3 whits 80 81 i,.c
f. o. b. Ala G5c No. +. o. b., 4Oa SIC: No. flax
seed. 81 O6; prime Timothy SEED = "a mes PORK 9
Short ribs sides loosel. r. 75a 81 so: dry sailed
shoulders boxed $6 900 81 short clear sides (boxed),
81 500 ~ % whiskey. ds.illers' finished goods, per
gal ~ IS sugars. cut-loaf, "a j-sc; graduated,
SAC: standard A, o-Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
BUI TER.

Receipts for week. 2o.i2o pkss Export Tor week;
o ia, market has been ruling very quiet Oi
i.to \ better demand has been ronstnty eNpetc! bNt
-. moi VT Mo-" pf The Western Creamery
la ben OF quality ana There ha- been no ra acA
any Liud Most receivers have bfcn ANXIOUS !" pre-
,ent An accumulation unt have b,cn "hng 10 accept $50
and that became uc tullis
mice on THURSDAY. tgiu. and few marks OF separator
so- ha1. continued b. held Al pc. aud buyers VINO
n., have such lin compelled . pay that price Dut
IL i too eNtf-uc to quote state creamery ha- not
I.en very pl,ty but has been enough OF IL IN the
dulln.s. Of trade heard bushes ia pals
st,oN, a f,w a.! tub, were mae
Icb a.. a clo-c that price l. too extreme
10 b. quoted Undrr I'D o. creamery ron ns'S WI.
represent thc prices rueslly asked Toward the cio.e
h1lt nrkln tubs show improving quality
.nd emo s.locion- he'd 2Jc. No Welsh tbs
,rfl,e The fcN nrain> connt IN have De'n sod, gen
s,ailv az 2ge for ehece. Imitation creamery has con.
tnucl defective quality; We have seen no LOT, good
enough TO exceed 20c. and few which would command
that price brit sricuy 'Nte would prol@b! rcash 80
io1st bic western dairy has not been plenty ana has
tsJ sonc INJURY out quality has been complained Of
and sales AZ top quotation have ben quite rare June
hh~ ruled steady Win light inquiry rom
haSnc taie aud rNportof- nking few small lot.
Ire,h actnfy had sthcr light business win me
home trade exporter, have been IN the market Tor
rdefat. ouantty u factory. mostly fresh, FOR
eNIort for Inc week cover shout $500 rkg,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending September a. 1892.

Receipts for the wccA- leans, 90 bbls peas, zoo
bush. iApoits- beans, 80, pkg peos, $40 bbls In,
mn. i.- of De domestic beans nave continued
very dull but VITA no quome change IN price, a. le-
felt inst bAt concessions ""uu h"t
Ally In, =. -. business H. tir absence OF al "AuS
s-raud Inc ,usll home demand Is supplied AZ out
stse limitations Foreign medium quoted at al 1O0tl 30,
and or.ign pa IL 35del 81, with fair supply ana
-, rs,nc.s California Lima az not moving freely,
lmt are hsld Win some confidence under belief that
ur California crop L. Hight. Green pas nave ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

Ing, Liverpool showing advance ara inc IN the
ports comparatively small Back OF n a.
were from the south ahheu h,,ino
low temperature and better export p"S
Of epOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
SUNDRIES.

NUTs-Pcanuts firm. at iisc for fancy hasd peked
and "a d3ac for farmers spanish sheea qu9,ea az
5s.c for No /: NO . 3d3hc; Virginia No l shelled al
81 q 3i,c and No. ., at eG2sc. e., ,.,oa
RFk,SW AN Quiet aud steady; Southern quoNu
at oJ0p lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

TEICHEhS BOYCOTTED At HOMESTEAD.
Homestead, Penn, Sept. 6-Deputy Sherins on euA'e
n the scheolhouse preserve good order was one OF
1e lpove sights n be seen here this morning ana AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

middlng. 9-lec; eoo1 ordinary, 5 7-sc: net and
gross receipts, l6c, exports cOastw1e, S04 bales
sales, bales stock, 1854 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
DRIED FRUITS

Receipts for the week G174 pkgs: exports for week.
$50 pkgs Fancy eyspOrated apples held With confdene
and for few special lots held in cold storage slight
ad vance has been paid note sale at sac ana some
lots would not be drawn out OF store under eIc Lower
grades dull steady. Small lots OF prime %
choice North Carolina sliced have sold at 5doe Old
coarse-cut apples scarce and In some demand t,o.ea
peeled peaches firm. Uuckicbrrres quiet; few Offering
Raspberrles very dull Cherries nominal. No further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

The market for live poultry ruled pretty steady most OF
tho week the increased supply being met by s9oa ocai
demand and call from out Of town Iraae began "
drag little however toward the close OF the week ana
carloads Yesterday fowls and chickens el %
l2L.c Turkeys remain and hold steady. DUCKS
geese rather dull, but not materially changed nal,
The market for Western dressed poultry maze niue
chang. UP u close OF last week but gained signify
nrmet top qualities Al the close there Is a luz
the il not ONerstocked, although
literally supplied. and prices for choice r fowls fowls
and chickens are quite firm a. quoted: turkeys
Irish potatoes In moderate supply good demand an
Grn Sweet potatoes ess'd OF to - 30 following las'
ON Monday thew recovered to ~ IS for best marks
In, at the clu.c lltn back T. e. Do onions hsher
Ion hest quality Limo beans and corr close MIN
omato yetv plenty and very cheap Cucumber pickles
in fair demand and Arm Celery sells well when choice
Western receipts largely IN poor oroer' "a &c" 0' s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

IL, bod oAics ~ 1902. 1891.
Crop mos,i"o"'' ........ 90 99S 1.CG2 800
Visible supp. ''''' .-............. 1G.4t3 3A.774
Receipts, eos?, prltan days. l. $50 9G7S
Exports 70 Continent dNs.. 7'o o''
S,ncG I'm Nrw-York In licensed war; o---,o ,,ooso
bonses counted daily ,...-....''''' -'2'2!S 80
In o,hey places (est usted) ""% 100
Toai stock in New-Yorx, by running ooo oo- 30, eco
s,ncn I'm All United States patti. 9i|o'v -oio''
Liverpool telerrans - p m-,eesti", soS "a Dn
sales loOVV ,.sn o ooO bales Spot market, "a hard
.1 ',.ndency M,ddlng up1nes io'iod; ru' u
enmd stsady at partially 16td saVahee
market que, nss Ordinary. All; september 457s;
ocssS:r G Noyemss. ~ ssTe Future Sas
40; yarns quiet but steady Cloths
nuIet and unchanged =. ,-.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
s M $3.50 an American standard 0, classlnca-
STAINED,

o.s o,doarv AZ Low Mddling .....5,t, "a
Strict Good 0rdinsry..~4s Middng ....-.,.'o ii,s
,.,r business was reported option line, and ne
80, s.yored tb. bull" eide with advance OF oaio
n 49, At The close. The cables were more eneeursg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

Receipts for the week, 1893 bales exports 500 bales;
Ing and have call from brewers at Z3d2ic for primo
To choice quality Farmers are busy picking me ate
cron nothing TO how the yield
is turning out The quality is known TO be fine except
i'm Instances where the hops picked too green In
1891 hops there ght trading and very easy tone 10
values Very choice quality II here might exceed quota
tton I'm, opc roVer. most NJ sales OF best lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
STRONG APPEAL TO NATIONAL PRIDE.

From the Republican point OF view 1t IS m sI",I
Succeed in refuting It's principal contentious mus
he able to Offset appeal which Is direcIeu 10 ~,
best instincts of those who proud OF their country
snd lis wonderful achievemen's-a country WHO'S
tranendous commercial strength has caused the noSt
orione aieTm In the British Empire, whose CONNER
c,a Supremacy has been undspued for over quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

H.c,Ips for the week 45BI7 last week SO CSC
boxes Export, 20, FOG boxes The DUNES no'ed
week ago continued up 10 the close on N"tuiuay anu
while mere marked change IN values OF hish'sC
quality prices had to be cut considerably on al o. una
grdps lndced IL became almost impossible 10 sell anu
notwithstanding the favors shown buyers large quantity
OF hi IN be carried over YESTERDAY ouSnrsS NaS
light OF The holiday but to-day several SP.
had moderate size orders IN hand and Win rather sht
receipts aud country rkets the feeling became
little stronger. During the early trading number o.
colored placed at Vsc, ana fancy "nlte ~
She but later buyers paid Zee more often enough 10
establish quotations CAder ads OF m cIea, htve
not shared In the imp oyciont % yet ana mere
seems 10 BE- little call for part skins, especially
grades below o.. Home trade begins TO shsw littie
fancy small sIze full oieam are INN At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
WILDCAT BANKING GETS ITS DUES.

FROM The boston JouTlal.
The President depicts graphically, but without eX
argeration peIils and losses which attended lhe
use of a currency which so huctuating and I'M
certain that Yesterdays banknoe deector was our
o} date and men made deposits several times DAY
To insure themselves against loss from the depreciation
ef the currency they handled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
FIXING A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.

Prom The PhsdeIpIa inquirer.
ue sbors the difference between tariff which
nrot.cts American industry and regards the wage, ~
he workingman and tariff for revenue only,
sb,ch would close the Custom Houses. Thcre
is no getting away from this Tic conservative Demo
crats al the Chicago Convention indorsed irotcclon
Int they were outnumbered and the platform uoP'cu
is an out and out Frec-rradc one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
EfiCfS.

had quiet market for apples win On ease e
lively scarce have pretty well sustained put gen
varieties have ruled easier, and inferior quaues o AL
have the buyer. Baftru pears nay p''n
plenty and unmproved Most Of the fruit !. sen t IN
iangr OF 1898 20 with ovor.rlpe or Otherwise mio5
stock lower but a very fancy lots Of clear coIoted
large fruit round hoops command premium. 49, ~
sell poorly unes, uay choice. Common KINGS Ir'E,
are plenty and dun The range Of prizes Is apSt
IN. same a. quoted but outside ngurs are il.r
oyt-rnc Bulk OF Jersey fruit sells In ringe u ioc9
81 rs per basket. Pums declined following last r;p.r
hui are closing under lighter receipts and lttc
better demand rprVer ape. are In much larger supply
and lower Deawarrs have fallen to 6d1c for average
prime tU,ty and Niagara 70 6use Concord are scarce
aud few fancy reach DC but lcn are sGoa snS Sna
Champion very duh and lower All kinds Of melons are
lower under very dull trade .,ox.sY N
Alpes. red sArtl. Per w. t.ts HVeVS w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
A TRIPI~rE To MR.. BLAINE.

From The New-YOrk Mall ana Express.
President Harrison realizes fully the denl Una, NE
owes that the Republican party owes, that the "l9e
Satton owes no the able and energetic assistants VINO
have helped him In the various Departments OF ~,
ecutive Administration. TO Mr.. Blaine ne pay, M,
handsome tribute OF especial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Oh nls
great service In urging The reciprocity PoncS , ana
adding It's crowping feature to the great KepupN'"h
Tariff act of 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
ONE FREETRADER GRATIFIED.

From The Providence Journal.
President Harrison sees what none bit the per
verselv blind can fail to that the only question:
IN which there can be IA real, live and absorbing
rs g. the tariff: and on his part and the part OF
the Republican party he Is ready to make that issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
SOUND POLITICAL GOSPEL.
PRESIDENT HARIuSON'S LETTER.
A STATE PAPER THAT PLACES THIS COUNTRY
AND THE MAN IN A MOST FAVORABLE
LIGHT RELORE THE WHOLE WORLD.

From The New-York Recorder.
It is q mastery statesmanike presentation OF me
issues which the country is now divided ana VIII
command a world wide attention Az no per1o1 IN
olr history have we touched the older nations at
so MANY points of vital interest to them
and IN ourselves. In marvellous commercial
davo,onment in the laws we have framed for
own protection and advancement, We have rcvolu-
fionIzed the commercial ystems OF Europe. We
have unset the combinations of kings and the cacu
atlons OF cabinets. The Republican party saved me
Rennhlc in war 1t saved this country for all
bnmanitv and during the last four years II has In
peace laid down new lines of policy which are
franrht with supreme importance TO all mankind.
Rnt onr dutv is first AL ourselves, and that
e. The question with which Mr.. Harrlson's letter
directly deals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
WORTHY OF CAREFUL STUDY.


As dlgnfed summary of the last three wears t oi
his Administration and complete statement Vi ,ne
tssnes Of the campaign this letter Of acceptance can
not be too ghy praised. 1t is brief enough 10 o
read carefully by every inellgent AMel1'an '
,ointed enough TO remain in his memory.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
The Nations Census.

A bill to establish Z permanent cen
u bureau has beer introduced by Sem
ator Hale. of Maine.
Census officials acknowledge the in
ability of any hastily equipped cnsus
to compass in = short time the immense
variety of inquiries in social, economic,
religious, educational, scientific and
many other lines required, aside from
the main features of population, wealth,
occupation, rec, cite. The most vIlu-
able result Of the census, says the
Chautauquan, Is the connecting Of fact
with It's cause to determine the effects
of legislation, and the study of the op-
crations of social facts, such as the
changes wrought from year to year
by immigration. Any array of facts
gathered ten years apart loses much CT
Its value from this cause. Another
drawback to periodic ccnsuses is tho
lack of 4 predecessor FROM which to
take up n work developed to the de-
inand of the times. The census of n
decade before by no means attains tho
SCOPE required by the progress of this
country; consequently many new fca-
lures arc lost sight Of A very grave
disability also results from lack of
training in The divisions, causing blum
tlcrs and extravaganza.
Great interest ccntcrs in Senator
Ilalc's bill and it will be watched very
closely.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30

I; Is unlawful To trap. Kill, or catch
aiuk. "ticr. bcSrcr. muskrats or coon
1etwrcn the lSt Of April and the 1si
%! Novcmber.
Ii!"iias within the enclosure Of
mother with gun or dogs without the
wrnii>>i"n oi owner of the land ill.,
'ares i iinc no: exceeding $40.
GanHe HAY lawfully be killed be-
Aern the following dates:
Deer. October | TO January /.
Wild TURKEYS. September Is to
March l..
Phea,aats and quail. October l to
january l..
W0odcack. July | to January 10.
Iiovrs and meadow larks. August
70 February /,
There is a subsequent modification
IF this section which authorizes the
'raip;ng If game within season by
he o%nr. 1T inclosed premises. and
-uch devices to lie wholly upon his
.'gcmi-H>.
Killing aIrl trapping game by non-
-r-;Gen,> O; the State Is prohibited at
I'll enGSOas. II il unlawful to sci!
g:mr otit OF season. or game having
1,cn Ai'itl unIpw fully. and the trans
poriaii"m CT such game is also pro-
hibi!rd.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Resolutions of Respect.

HEADQUARTERS JUST POST, No. 1871
DEpAEFHEN: OF MISSOURI, G.. \. II. :
CAPE GIRARDEAU. Mo, JAN. %, go.
WHREAs, Death has again invaded
eur ranks. claiming Comrade j. III.
schcppelmann. who was aSergeant in
Company T., Second Illinois Artillery;
4 true soldier. an industrious citizen,
a good husband and kind father.
Therefore,
Rcsolrcd, That in the death of Com
rade j. II: Sheppelmann this Post has
lost an earnest member and patriot.
Rcsolred, That we extend to his
widow and her fanIil- our fraternal
sympathy. assuring them We are still
Comrades.
Resoired. That in token of our
esteem for our deceased Comradc, our
Post headquarters, together with the
Charter and gavcl. he drapcd in
mourning and that a page OF our
record book be devoted az n memoria
TO him.
RcsOIred. That a copy of these re-
solutions be furnished by the Adjus
ant to the family. and also copies to
the city papers for publication.
G.. W. TRAVIS.
WILLIAM WoLEKE. Com.
AUG. biERwIRTn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
Ec-.o year ~Tro7DsaEs-

Colin ;>hackIrt1rI said: -$oiar
onr asked mc t..c other day Ma,
wa the origin Of w",u'n proposing
marriage duriH@ Z leap year. lc"kei
it up. and while it may not ic new t"
all | dare say it VIII Interest MANY.
In the wear i2-iA .;a!u;r was ptul-
lishr! by thr SrotrI Parliament. OF
which The tollaWin ing i Il copy. ami Is
to my mind. :!lc origin of the custom
or idea. | DO Hoi know thai ii is 4
custom Or yer was:
lit is urdaint that during The reign
of her mast hIcs>it majestic Margaret.
like MAIDEN ladec of bath high #ni
low estate, shall haze liberty 10 speak
to the man She likes. Gif i.c refuses
to take It be his wyf, lie shall be
mulct in the sum of anc hundrcttiiv
pounds or less. Is his estate may bee
except and alwais gif he can make i:
appear that he is detre!hii 10 another
m then he shall be free"
After the dear old Margarc; had
passed away the women became clam
oruus for their privilege every fourth
year"
This vcar is leap year. and no doubt
the question viii be asAci of You
what gave rise to the notion that
women ma do their own counting.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
ours &.
VIZ. II. W".ELLa.


Hill Of Cape Lodge. NJ. i5j. =. o.
L. ", January -, 1889.
Uh.rc"s. Our friend ami hr"';;yr. :.
ii. S!,epp"imaHn, has paced ff""l
Uiis ear!hiv ieisa hail 10 il!st :!oa-"
u ma!iy Mansions.
R,s9'ccI, Tia. W. :: great heart
'h..o|biH@ fraternity iav" sa@i+;a"d.
in III" death Of T:o >,:;"p?c!aa'.a. e
great bereavement. tie less o. \ -
la1arcr VINO Vs. :i.ii-rit cyl ri lie
lodge as we'll - in it. Who was IN
hgncs;. brave and exemplary citizen.
Hc.o'.>!, That We i;rria mia@'e
en- sympathy ~fr!. -. CT Ii, G,.",
br!ore,l aa.I be-ra~cd :%a:"iiy. AID
thai We further rlr,'@" ~curs".v;, t"
IA scrron;ng c~cmifa.ion aH:i dbl
drtn to ever b. rcaiy to help ;h,m
i IA of nccI.
H,s3,rc,I, III: orrrI":'crandjHse
l." drapcl in mourning fer thirty
days. that a ia"c Of on: re"oriS be
devoted te his mer 'Ty. and that =
cs?y Of Ties re<o.n.i"::> b. pr'ren;ci
under TIE s,;l OF ihn IDG-n To L.
tanily. AL copies - Zach ii tie chg
pa.'cr- ior publication.
h:E>. Ross.
!. y. MrtiE.Ea. Committee.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-01-30
HOmIn'H Love.

Rcbt. q. lngersoll pays ihe follow
ing tribute 10 wcnan's love.
The one thing in this world that
i constant. the one peak that rises
above all clouds. the one window in
which light forever hur:,=, The o%c
siar that darkness cannot Guench is
woman's love. 1t arises to the great
est heights. it sinks to the lowest
depths. il forgivts the most cruel i'll
~ii:rics. II Is perennial of life, and
grows in every cline: neither cold
ness nor neglect, harshness nor crnri-
~ can cxtinguish it. \ woman's Lore
is the perfume of the heart. This is
the real love that subducs the earth:
the love that has wrought all miracles
III art, that gives lis music all TIE way
from the cradle song 10 the grand
symphony hat bears the soul away
on wings OF fire. \ love that is great
er than power. swceter than life, and
stronger than death.