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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In The district coass 6us judirial dis.rsrt al the
eeaee of Idaho. In and fSr the County u Eoos-
euai.
ra~'. =, Ssss:, r'.'.''a Ala. summon.
The STATE Of idaho. 70 William Grff6tt, Defend
ant:
You are hereby notified that there b nov On
Ole 10 the oce II the clerk OF the district court
Of the arss judicial distrirS of said state, In
kathdrum. County Of Hoosrnai the complain
Of the above named pl-iuti6, ~hesein Judgment
70 demanded aGainst 700 thas the honds OF mat.
rinony between plaintiff aud defendant be DIS
solved upon the grounds that for the past fOar
yeArs that the defendant has srtfully and with
out cause deserted and ahand.sued pla nttG
And you are also notified that unless you ap-
pear and answer 10 said complaint within ten
days after the service hefe,f. q served within
Kooseaai county and within twenty dayx, II
served out Il said county, bot Within aid judi.
ctal district, and within Nsssy days II serve1 out
a said district lexclusive Of the day Of resvicr
The plaintiff viii take juagaene einss you By
plajnk
Utvsn under ny hand ed the seal Of the dis
tsict coaft q the ARse Judicial district q the
state al Idaho, In AVID for the County Of Eooi-
enai, tAiA nth day ot Ausast, 4. j.. soS
tS8Al kORT. 4 6eAGAW, Cert.
ny Hesnr I. RAT, Deputy.
p1Alnti6s Atoou0y.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

kOoee0at.
Lncy Seeley, Plaintt6.
Geo. essaey. DeiendautS
NJ etaes a ldahe. u Gsorge seeley, deseDdans:
Hoa ere hereby n0eiaet that there & SOC On
de In the o0ace al the clerk af the district coaFt
Of he dut Judicial district os said Nase in
eafAdrxa, Coanty Of ke.t~sai, the con paeins
Of the above named plaiatid. wherein judsment
ia demanded against you thai the bcuds al mat
rinsouy betveeu yoarseif aud pia nsi8 be dis
solved and the custody 81 the m:nas children be
awarled plaintiff uysru the rr.unds that you
have deserted yssaiati6 for one rear AID up
wards prior 10 the uiing Il ti.is com plaint, and
upoa sAe further grounds, thss being Of sunr-
cteot ability you have negierlcd and refused 10
Esovtde the common necessA ies Of lie for plata
liz and chfidren.
AID ycu sse aIso notiaei that sn's. you a.
cear eed enswes 10 nd complaint uttAia ten
days sffes the sesvtce her,f, IL dfsved within
Gootepai county. and within tveaty dave, Il
sesyed out Of sid county. bui within snid trdi.
ctal 1tstrScs, and within fvrty dayx q oeSve1 cot
a nd distlScs, sexclaive Of the day of sesvtce
the paaistia Will take tud xmens against yoa b.
deeealt aconetainG 70 the ,sa!xs II cemylainI
0ivea under ny hand srl the ssal Il the dis
tract cosrt al the arss judicial disrics of the
seafs Of idaho, In asd ar The County OF Eoos.
cDai, this Eth day Of August, A. D. lsil
BY hAAsr I. kAY. Deputy
raaaattfs Ats0rney. Aept.l q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

A young soeisay lady, aNer . road q
gaysty. bscaoos11dsaly coascions a - ~
usual sensation. She has fisqueae saGaehD q
ds.iasA ~ - eeka, and IL fsals ~ -
sseerally run doun-
1osher. look we'll 70 your da.ehAesi
Danghsers look veil 70 yeasselvoi
La the ira symptea 1saosing IL =.
prosch q disease receive year iesla,s ssssa-
ton. Healthy women ere H. heps a he
ssce. and il : vell-nish csini.al 70 nseiss
anything which promises relief
There b ksrsfor az saGeeen ftoa N9Sso
Dissassa Rsad what follovs:
Ma jennie C. Dsvia. 6ne arsiss and -
accomplished authoresS Of WestfeAd, Wiz
had been nhiect to headache ever sincs -
could remember. So severe we're her ~
tacksas 10 cause u times Temporary delirinA
All treatment had failed 70 relieve her, bot
aftef using Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervins
she writes: I" Ny record b 70 ne, q leasl
satisfactory. No headache, coaseansly In
crcasing appetite and consequent gain b
weigh. of tuo AID . half pounds In jnss oas
Ueek"
SIX weeks hitter she vrita: Have rsaA
and s:~sd iu.odsrassly Il laaA but ~
hOdAches do mot Feturu.s
Ma John r. Aillss,of vslparaiss. Id,
vas attacked three yean ego viii turn Il liz
in it, vorue form. i 6oally vsas - Aes
Asaal. and al iudicaeioos vses that Il veuA
result either h insanity o. ssllsniag Il H.
bsain. Her hushana TIM vriso: = L vsah
Be impossible for - - sAaps dswipa;ss
q Ar sy(riass during all Ills tina eAs
w. treated b our szy ~ lonl physteiaaA
Gilh but Temporary benset. Che has onkea
four battles IL Da. NILnS RESTORATIVE
NkRvuI and b cared. She has eainsl
tvsasy pounds In weight ] I'LL ycn. -
efssa bls.sss yss 6or vhas yoa have doas lhe
Aes."
kscellect that tsr ths crRE Of an Me-.
~oos Dissasss there e NO remedy which sp-
prusehes Dr. N1sS Resisrafis Nsrviaa ID b
free from d.neeros drug and opiaasa 6aaa
By all druesisis. on . pnsisivs gsasaalsA q
d. Nile Medical Co, EkAast Ind.
Sold BY MILLER BROS. Drussists.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

Dr. Ncl'hesSon. dentist. Crur d AIene.
Law Dsiefs and Pamphlet printing q
specially q The PREss ofIlcr.
J. Rand Sanbam visited Shoslons
county the 6fst OF the week.
Deputy Sheriff Fruit was In town
yesterd ~ posting election notices.
Dr. Elmer. Of spokane, was q pleas
mt visitor In Ceur d'Aleue wednes-
day.
Judge llolleman returned from Sho-
s6oos county on the Oakss Tuesday
evening.
c. II. baker and wife are In Spokane
making preparations TO remove 70 that
city.
The wiegett, Empey Co. are building
warehouse 9lx~l feet at the rear Of
thsir store room.
Lost-wstch charm-squase and
compass With three links attached 70
bottom. Finder isave II this Once.
James A. kest. Republican nominee
Tor district judse. spsot . few
days In The northern part Of the county.
a 'a ~ g" 70 '.soe 1oe anesvy
' 10 . Aoosen 'ocaossos 70
49, :" s'ocA' Fot psfucoia" eau q
- o"o
wm. J. Quirk and Sheriff John J.
Costello. Dsmocs.ssc candidates for
c'ssk Of Tie court and asssssor, were In
town Wednesday.
Found-A spectacle case, satin lined,
oliver trimmines. Owner can have
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

4 ~ Hss9s lsssDsnsss1s.
Ths Tolsdo Blads producsd H. ~
lowing qsastio0s Tor Dsmoerats =
ssply -:
II may - peo6tabls fos H. vetsrs n
III Untted gta&as 70 recall SONS Of ~
campaign promises Of ths DsmoeEatl
during H. campaign It ieos. aad Con
pare them wtth IT, conditions existent
undg ~ 0oenan Isw, to - bow VEL
~ pasty has Kept IT. pisdess. The
Blade o6sn 3 fsw point oct q III
many which might - ssegestsd:
Has IL Dsnocsatie patty ful6llsd
IT. promise 70 Tighten ths burdsns~ oi
~ peoplsy II 70 what bardsn hi
bsen lightsuedf
Has Il reduced Tie Ataxass a ~
poor mans nsesasseissf II - bow 4
tae sugar tax 70 b explained, whiea
filches now . cent fo9 svssy pound 81
sugar - bayA With prospect q . big.
GER stsal later onf
Has II raised ths Staxss~ On The fieh
mans luxnriMl II "a, paint cut tn
raiss. 10 ths lowering Of ths duty On
champagne and fns wines, and nunes'
Gus othse articles. 10 b eonGidscsd y
fsvosing Tie Eieh q ~ pooef
The Chicago platform declared ~
sths Ssdssal government has - rishl
70 impose o. coolest tariff duties exeep(
for The parpass Of rsvsnss only" VIII
any De@oesat dare ~ ~ that IL
German btli b . passly rsvenns btllp
The Chicago platform declared thai
ths amount to b raissd b. tasiA
should b ''limited 10 The nseeesasiss d
The govesnmsnt, honestly and eeooomi
eally administered" II not ths Cor
man tad6 lsw arranged rather r
minister . ths tEns1s and comhinel
than 70 The revenues OF Tie govern
mentf
President Cleveland demanded ire
coal. II Il not . faes 1T his former
secretary Of TIE navy. william c. Whit
ney. organized . syndicate. which pur
chased large coal mines In Nova Sco&ia
In expectation that coal would b pul
on tie free list. And was not M
Cisveaand's anxiety for free coair
rather to aid this syndicate than for N,
other rsasoof
Did not Nj. Cleveland, In his lsttaI
to Wilson. urge that tie house sboul<
consent TO the sugar schedule - 0xs(
b ths ssnstsf
Was not that schedule prepared b,
Secretary Carlisle. with the knowledg'
Of President Cievelandi
DOES not that schedule eaabas h,
sugar trust 70 rob the people OF tn
United States Of ot000OOOO . ysar, d
order 70 get ol0O00OO revenue?
Has ths Denocsatic party, durinl
the time II has bsen In power. main
tained the general prosperity that "a,
obtained under Republican rule,
Have there been more OF lsss i'd.
men under Dsmocratic than under he
publican ruley
Have wa00 been advanced, q
loWsredf
Has the booded debt been increased
o. dscreasedY These are but start o.
the long catechism which the Demo
cratic party must answer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

NErss0nasr. -9anAay SCHOOL q 10 .. u.
Msseng oi Epwogth laagsA 40 ,.
N tSaacnin6 q 71O .. =. q. O.
Muller. pastor.
Observation-Disclosures q 10 q.
u. f1aaehlng q u q =. end . ,. n.
ChEiatao EndsavH soeisty q I = ..
T.G. Wa1s0a. pestoe.
Regular 0a0 at II q u.
6sndAy schoot, : I. a. vaspsn q .
p. a. Father Bs6kss. pastos.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

Mortgage loans vantsA aud ueeueiaseA With
easeesa cersies on imprsrsd iarms in Eoosenai
ssss .s ysss Nan: "a cS.r. ,snP J;
twO Per cent We oNly Want nrua eioaa loans.
AersSaass seaewed tkat have hssn taken b.
osAef companies. luciose staAps ies rely.
Addraos.
JnlgS-u. NERvIH sUoRrs,
BAKRn Crrv. OaRoox.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

soA1l Sssssss1aags q ~ 1a1D2 ~



Ths Boasd Of County Commissioosts ol
Kooesnai ia. Idaho. mse 10 regular -
sion st 70 O'Clock . ~ trsssal Com
'nissioosss G. ". Carts. ehaisoaa. J. e
QuasisA Geo. T. EtttA cisst. Roht
& nsaSav. By John ". rstsss. deputy
A pssisioa hsins On 6is asking thai
"a Indian trail described - follows
Comnsoeang ss the eoansy rpad ~
nilss we'd Of Boassrs Yeuy On III
moth s,ds Of Koossnal nvss. Il runs Ia
. westerly direction parallel with thu
river and shout \ Of . mia from L. n
tha lndiaa Miasioa church and school
grounds. bslng known - ths Mlsssoc
tsuii. b shandooed and eloeed and n<
logger . public rusA- On motion u ID
hses6y osdsssa thas saiA pssastoa b
grsntsd aod said trail closed where svss
there b a established road o. public
highway running pasaiis, shsssso.
Ou noeioa ths oelcisi bod Of ~. ".
Frost - JassScs Of ths rsacs of Ham
son precinct. vas approved.
O9,ciai bssa ef ]. u. Davta - Cea.
stable Of liArssoa i'sciaes vas ssise.
Ted. SD bod bsang indaAniss and
iufoguai.
llepost Of J. ". iiorues. rod ovssssss
district No. "a. was acespssd - fas u
u goss. Md man Homes hasing ab
scou3~d
In the matter Of isssine contract fos
any cords os vood TOT coanly.
ssa,sd bids bsaas On de froa shs "a,
lowing NAMED psssnas. "a furnish q
Goods Of wood u ~ county. vsss epso.
81 md sAld bids vess - follows. 70 Tit
Jossph i'o,rss. oais pes cord: H.
man ". Ristss. eia pss cocd: J. "
Hsedy. olA7 ~ cnsd: ". u. Wright,
eta ~ cos1: u. Miliss. oi.B ~ eocd
wu- Rsinhast, oi.7l pr soed.
Add assss hsvtag bssn dsly coosid
sssd b. IL board. IL IA of J. "
Handy. bsins The moss satisfactory
TN mosisa. u 10 hess6y osdsesd that IN
peoposL Of ths aid J. W. Handy b
and the same 70 hereby acoepesd, beinl
fos any cords Of Dry as OF taossaca
cssd wood. four foot lengths. u oi.S'
per cord. and bsing scesptsd subject n
IL psUvisions Of tbs advertised psopo
sal.
The coatsses - cut The above men
usoed any cords Of WOOD. vs. awarded
In T1xspsuss Vee.as1as Sx,S N ~~nsa -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20
Per oAsrtG.

Per oAsetl.
! hereby announce myself - IN In.
dependent candidate for the Office Of
sheriff Of Kootenai county and respect.
fully solicit the votes Of al friends and
Others at the November election.
WV. MARTIN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

KoossxAi Loo0s No. 7. Kx,auys ~
fisssdsy svssise Il sseh vssS.
Visisins bsoehssesss sivays vsleosns.
Jans:e u: hastA Q. C.. Z. r. Astgssvs.
x. a =. -.
caUR pAixxs Lon0s no. u l. o. o. ?.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

essssE " ~US - ~VooeooSss 0scsoo.
Hoeics 10 heaey 3ivsa that lestesS a admia
tsati0a On IL AseAse Of Gepgos \ Woanacoe
Sse;: ~ -es sssss.a . =: Scs:s:.sssa g
Coe0 a Eeoe Aaf csnaty. All Hefoons havtns
claine aeatnss aid sssaSs ere feQuissA 70 ex
Aioie tAe0 r. ~ Tor allowance, ~ ny rsside0cl
eilee ene ease 81 this nostcs, q they sAal h
This nth DAY al October, ia
Oe$ ~ 81ecussik.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

TIE taxss II The ysas ios ass now due end IN
IN paid essese tAsseccsd Monday Of Dsceabe'
they win bscu0s dslinsus1t, o. which date q
peaalty Of ten per oest on the original tax end
~ cssls 81 pablisAtng viii - sdAsd.
WM. RYAN.
AnsDos Of Eootenai Co. Idaho
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

Willamette Valley Nursery q.
PRICE LIT 1e8 FALL o. lseA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20
Call for cs,sr,y Warrants.

Call for coaarty Warrants.
o. Aooday. August q, inA Will nv ,he FOL-
lsvtas dssrrabed Eessssai csaay warrants,
With iatsssse. lnssrsss viii csass iron dsse:
cuaasnr sxrsHss rrHs.
An warssnss % The eurrsas sxpeass fsnd rse.
tsssrsS bseUN Apstl ~ lpA anA nsmssW "a,
~. - a. ~ - - ssgisssfsA - Aeril n.
aaD9nRssoH vvuo>
HunbssA q - = slsialsssa lee. =. ~
fHASE O ma
fssasssss.
osesA 40. - soA Kecssosi cssasy. S4sAe.
esye.as.sa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

SS4sssss ~ WV eftsss~~sss
James Judge - registrar for Priest
1ver precinct WAS rejected, be having
been appo,ntcd 70 said position 1t the
July meeting Of the board.
Petition for The removal Of d. N. Nc
Chssney ~ distributing clerk, was de-
uied.
In The matter Of Of he petition Of
Amel Ulbsisht Ct q. fos . public road
near llauses Junction.
Nov at this time appeared Nj. Jsn.
ssu, stating thas certain property own
sss whose lanls are traveesed b. aid
supposed rod have not been consulted
end their coussot q dissent Stated In
Q I'd petition - required By law. Now.
tlssrsfors u b hsrs6y ordsred thas the
osdss hssstoeose oade granting said
petition b recoasidsred and action
thereon deferred until said defect In
said petition 10 remedied.
Petition for . ruad st Bonners Ferry
va rejected, the road asked Tor being
already provided for In the existing
streets and Highways.
Report Of w. H. Hall, road ovssseer
Of road Dht. No. II, We on motion
approved.
Report Of Elmer Doty. road oversesr
Of road Dist No. II. was on motion
approved.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district coort an.t judrisl district of the
state OF Idaho, In assd for the County u
EOooenai.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

ooSoS
opsAnas xsats Fair.
For The Spokane Fruit Fair thu
Northern Pacific win sell round trip
excursion tickets at one and one-lifth
fare. Tickets win be on sale Octobes
2Srd 70 9th inclusive.
Aspshlisaa Asssiags.
The following Republican meetingu
are arranged for this county:
,. u. WELLS.
s. Naries, October .: Post Falls, e;
Rsthdrun, November ;; Ceur d.Alene,
8.
WILLIE SWEET and EDGAR wILsox.
Bouners Ferry. October q: Hope, -;
Rathdrum. %; CGur d'Alene, u.
CHARLIE ". skALE,
Republican candidate for prosecuting
attorney: Harrison. Thursday, Octo.
ber. II; lNost Falls. Friday, Oct. u;
Sand Point Saturday. Oct. IL: Rath-
drum, Monday, Oct Is: Hope. Tuesday,
Oct. 10: Ciark Fork. wednesday. Oct IL;
Boomers Ferry. Thursday. Oct. 10.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20

-Nssts every rsss.
01asy .vsalas !, I 50.
Dviating N n Der
are cordially tsvi0aA 70 aklsad. 7. y.
Rnasn. nohas gESnd; II. n. Thsmts.
yiceSysnd; G. l.. HAst. sseFseasy :
J. W. WieDets. lFeasusss; !. q. Wstsoa,
u. Asadss. ]. Gssso. rslisl comnislss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-20
Il. p. ALLEN,
Wagon.maker and Gen.
eral Repair Shop,

At old st. Joe Transportation Compa.
ny's koat House. C0ur d'Alene. Idaho.
Al kinds Of repair work n reasonable
prices.
Beats - Let By tAs Day q Well.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-27
Ra., Are Great rrnreIers.

Rats do not, as ono would suppose, re> main on the ship, but get off at various ports, and after remaining a while ship on some other vessel for another voyage. The water rats or wharf rats are great travellers and make frequent voyages around the lakes and even around the world-the lattcr as l discovered while engaged in West India service. There are here now rats from almost every part of the globe. Why, saw four colossal Jamaica rats, with their white bellies, skipping about in themoon- light few weeks ago, and only yestor- day killed two Indian male rats not 200 feet from where we were standing.
 Rats are great climbers when they find 1t necessary to be so. Upon one of my voyages not long ago we had long spell of warm weather. and there was no water in the hold which the small army of rats on board could get at One night we put some water mp at the cross trees and waited for the result. Well, the rats just swalmed up the ratlines and went for the water We killed as many of them as we could as they came down, and some of them jumped over board and were drowned. But we could not kill them all. and few made the entire voyage with us.-Interview in Chicago Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-27
Nall gftinr Among chIIaysn.

The subject of nail biting among chil- dren is well worthy consideration. NJ. Berillon, French doctor, has been di- recting his attention for some time past to it. He finds that the habit or disease is extremely common. In public school in Paris out of 2G5 pupils exam ined during the month of April last G3- that is to say, nearly ne-fourth-wore addicted to biting their finger nails. Curiously enough, results vary greatly in different districts and iu different schools in tue same districts
 It seems that girls are more given to the habit than boys. In one girls school in the department of tho Yonne II out of 2i were confirmed nail biters. In anoth- CT girls school the proportion was G1 out of 207 pupils, and of those 6l, t5 were found to be in the habit of biting the nails of both hands and the others of bit ing only those of one hand. NJ. Berillon recognizes that nervousness has much to do with the habit.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-27
Saturday, January 27, 1894.
s,srIe. of Great Luck.

Captain Ben Ferguson; collector on tho ferryboat lite, is always reminiscent The other day the captain said to me; 'sYou seldom heaf of man making 500, ,000 in one night in these days but l know of such an instance. Mir Cole man, who ran foundry on Washington street. near Brook. did it. In relating it to me he exhibited no delight whatever His words were; Captain, made s90- 000 last night; went tc bed early and slept soundly. You know the price of iron went up, and fortunately l had enough on hand, which had purchased at a low figure, to net me a fortune. As Captain Ferguson concluded the story he told another of how Dennis Long made $900, 900 because tho price of iron dropped out of sight. It was just at a time when Mr. Long had failed in busi- ness and told Captain Ferguson that he was $4OO.0O0 in debt
 "Well, said the eoaptain, Dennis Long went mp to Indianapolis to bid on the construction of the city wsterworls. There was but one other bidder, and Mir. Long was awarded the contract. Not long after iron began fluctuating, and Longs estimate having been made on the basis that iron would advance still more in price, it already being high at the time. he of course found that as 1t decreased he was reaping golden harvest. Well, iron went down and down. When 1t stopped it was worth hardly anything. Mir. Long, as said, made s2O000O by this, and hos been making money ever since, Louisville Courier-Journal
Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-27
lrslrnIlan plnlnrrnnv M.

With all its faults, with all its igno- rance and with all it's passions the de- mocracy of Australia has political ideal. The plutocracy has none. It is fully occupied with its own affairs. It rallies to no public cry. This fs the feature of Australian life which seems to threaten most danger to the future.
 The country which is not governed by its ablest men is badly governed, and the inclination of the more cultivated classes to abstain from touching the par liamentary machine does infinitely great. CT damage to the colonies than any at tempt on the part of trades hall social- ists to capture" it.
 But it does not follow that +his aiu- tude is permanent! It is the fashion to say that the labor people have every thing their own way and have made pol itics impossible It was the fashion to say tho same in regard to industry be. fore necessity taught tho employers to unite. Let any political need press hard enough, let any political cause stir warmth enough, and the same ability, the same energy, the same public spirit reused again to union on a wider field are not likely to achieve less result Melbourne Cor. London Times
Arizona silver belt., 1894-01-27
THE OLD MAN SINGS.

fhere's whhblo in tho jingle aud . stumble in the meter, And the aecen, might bo clearer and the vol- tune be completcr, And thcre might be much Improvement In the stress and intonation, And polish might be added 10 the crude pro nunciati0n; But there's music such as once was played be- fore tho ancient kings, When the old man plays the iddlB aud goes feeling for the strings There ls laughter checked with tear drops when the old man sings. And Wc form a ring around him, and We place him In tho middle And he hugs up to his withered check the poor old broken fiddle, And n smile comes on his features as he hears the strings vibration, And he sings the songs of long ego with f0lter-
 ing intonation; And a phantom from the distant past his dis tant music brings, And tr0oping from their dusty graves come long forgotten things, When he tunes the ancient fiddle, and tho old man sitgs. And whilo the broken man is playing on the broken fiddle, And we press around to hear him as he sffs thero in the middle, Tho sound of many wedding bells ih all the music surges. Then We hear their clRmor smothered by the sound of funeral drgcs. Sris tho story of his lifetime that in tho music rings, And every llfe's blind mans tune that's played on broken strings; And so we sit in silence while the old man
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Only now, and in a roundabout way. via Bonn, has the text of the speech which Prince Bismarck made at the re. ccption of Bonn students become known. The prince confessed that at the univer. sity he neglected study, but added: 'Tht only thing that am sorry for on look ing back to those times is that l could not later or make mp for what had neg lecfed then. What one has learned aft erward does not remain so firmly in ones memory. l do not dissnade you from working, but l am not mortified if my sons commit studentlike cxcesses, and above all things believe that the stu dents life ia corporations has this ad- vantage-that it somewhat steels the character by subjecting each to the crit 5eisIn of bis comrades This is a great thing. As long as one belongs to cor poration, to the opinion of which one at- taches much importance, one does not easily go astray. The same thing plays an important part later on in life. What Is it that is tho backbone of German of- fcials? The university and the sword knot. Berlin Cor. London News.