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The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1895-10-09
IF TROUBLED WITH HEUMA
TISM READ THIS.

ANNAPOLIS Md. April 10, 1898 i
have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for
rheumatism and found it 20 be all that is
claimed for it. believe it to be the best
preparation for rheumatism and deep
seated muscular pains on the market and
.cheeriuIly recommend it to the public.
JNo. G. Brooks.
Dealer in boots, shoes, etc. No. IS Main St.
ALSO READ THIS.
MEcHANIcsvILLE. St. Mary County,
Nd Il sold a bottle OF Chamberlain
Pain Balm 10 a man who had been suffer
ing with rheumatism for several years It
made him well man. A J McGILL-
For sale at 50 cents per bottle by HagaH' 5
Pharmacy.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1895-10-09
.Lso READ THIS.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair highest Medal and Diploma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

,,,. ...,.i.rv ar the
neHa WIN 'nNi' an. auihttisr1 Ia
trvnFVN W Wv uulN NJ, "nanitnttora
lahue pNWrn ~ W. ,W wv, NM, nN.r an "a
Thr pirNuoNl hpH Nv w" a., ihs p.ua
bonds phhn ne hNh w w tn,ner 9
torH arnt ~ 'he fphNlu nn n,,,trnrt
Nelnrflhh 70 we '" ~ M, 49, g,,y n,d
do not like 10 SAY " i9r ! IVY n, ,u'
hipheHi nerhnhhl lrNWN w w i.r4
NN az NE plon",n, w" NM, sl,t tnln
uf 'he lfphhulll WV nn, tnr thr
Tart rnhlleNl WOE nW' ~, banda at
uniled Nlh'pn W utl'NN i,,st IA,
the ln'N hN,In, nnyi thugy
pNNldrui Wluhh h'N WV t,,,n,
Nenrn We wpNl nH AZ" AZ ~
those hnndH al ohothall 0h' l"'u w ",
lowest We have hNNhu "u'e''N'N
nay. sa,...,
'"rhn senator nom nrlhWal' W',.11
had hrnn aolleltnna 49, 10 w plnNiN.'l', y
peitnu npld Why rall NJ thv,It ,,,,,,
Nihere WaH no dlnlVulN h'''N
nlld frnm London NJ N.,nn nt. ,.,t
UNnd how Haid Mr tray 70 h9,,n
o. ho not except by mNlNA " WV"
hondugi
Mp sherman rNid the mahnef ~,
,,,tttinH ID ,Vhn t0 dot fol- value ln' ON
himdn rhurn,had been ne lrnuhln "No'
ureyioua hond HnntrhntHi Nhrh unH N
oeullvr ntnuern followed NC hnnel ,u ,W,
ana snl rull Waite fpr nnr hnhlH, Nv
the singular feature ~ cur NV ,,,"e
netiNn was that hohiH rhomN ~ l,'.
iM ~ when they were wnrth ~ 'o'h'
nnrisen with or other bonds iaN
"ima Inc penei0r any market ie
marta ahnwlnB thrHN quotations ""e'
KIN. ,lNy. 49,.
NNnN said Mr sherman "hut zoe
NAT iht srnatol know lhlrlY year henll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

I'm. iinhE MuMtillu, Moi'hwunn Man.
dprHun, Mitchell tWiHl. Palmer lnhunr,
ilal rmeloE quay l,annnm, Was
~,
rairr FIRST uanud would have voted
Yea Mitchell thwl aud Alhtlrh
blanchard ani liuWuWHl t'ncl,rnll hni
Cullnmi cnko AMI nolphi rNulknpr nn'l
luHginR. unrdth and Wilson unWnl
llnnoh pnd uormnn, lfhy ana MotNlll
ilrltohnid aud Lindsay Martin AMI
l4ndnrl MlnR nnd nhermnnl Wnlnott
aud MUMMY Power ami thn0rNi Nhuur
anu nmiihi NrHt ana Mhnhhurn
Me ZONES then hHhod that a time ho
nAo1 fur lhblnH q vote Ne eNld sen.
atoH lnrw fuli Wril how they would
,,htn and thrro was nN need dt delay,
Ito ankod tho unanimoNu consent that
the Vpto ha nsnd for 2 n'dlnuh, but NJ
Nilna objected
"I'hvn lots have u vote now. rAid MI
fnltlcr, and n lONl,Rd aa though the hlll
ulnM NJ once be put uh ~ ilnhl PASS
pgr, tui Mr. Hale nuRHcated that many
prnatorn Wrrr nhscnl
n1hpn riVo uplior,' said Nc Jones
'Nhat ! viii hupn tho hill before lh'
anHhir until Veto IL secured hoIr'
ADJOURNMENT tomorrow"
with this mai ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mt
innea moved On adjourn aud NJ tal
tho asHsion nanr in y CLOSE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

waltad until nov To- present HoeU'Nh
"Ni,nvinT tMu applied 90 ennRtoup'
continued Mi array, NhNlnH mus NV
nuutod tho situation 20 houh hlenVnen
NJ rougrorh IN nrpehln hllnoA, ln,Nvuu
u thrir purnOntnuHn tho hlNhlNNW WnH
lrrt alone td Hlrhnhm WIN WV ''h''
tinn ana 10 mtW W.
rhr senainr told 90 the lrrmemoup
n,aius al rnld Irnm ihN uohNuiN NJ,
,,ln,f an IN ti,nOn,Nno w nno WosN H',VVtn
i,.ftrn utis contract WAS mhue r'nW
prpsmbrv / last M IN the ulho W W.
contract ntNNN,O 600 wa wllh1ihWu, w
uf tinu nulY pne'hnll NNP 'v,vaa
uhnwinT thnl TIE o'h'' WV
hvn,t,uv' ,6, SonAtor lost niuht ot .he
,sLed Mu Wnionill Nhhl wy
lp'N ny mo uvnauy has tnpoll'u
| ,,s inai he hAn used iloA,oplVVN "'
! MAJ pnid fnr current aNnehH0Hf
NINA dld moi dlyprt ME array tNn,
49, Ma ar ntioimvnt ~ ~ lhv WV
,U1i,draWala fur export anu lNr h'"'''
/ ms nj home ,.a B, anil M,.
i1ntrht hulc I want 90 Nph ,,,. .. W
u.n,r "a thprn any law MnNn NV, ",
IgU'n, spgretniy " the treasury W
ne,a dnmand notes W sold inA'eau OF
I" "a, ,ave not eali there was any sven
W hANuu wy M 1raN ~ lmpw ~ no
| lew ,lNN"Ii,u tho aniirhilon 10 man
HNNh NV rarity hriWtou mo We'hls
ma,nn. Il absolutely neuwn'W W "'''
| 49,. ,,stais equally 80,
Nh.ue Nm rine al iMa n9ull W M,
,Mt n,n uueptlan ~ MI Nnlvull enn"' ",
Nhe' M unnnawnred INC HrVle'Mf ~,
XXX ,t,anupy had net WlWr''h nan
lhu l'Nsaid' AN. iiil, that he hhn Vee'
tphoi,Ah nan AZ Inc unld for ohtNh' IN
reniner rsnee wanted 10 read the eseie,
NY ,snn,i. h0t ~, Gray wnu'N nov
Yield 80 ,.,,d continued"
WV N, tiraV, "uniu ire hNlN Treas.
feHuWt" Vny Vnfk rhnnitd mat iheN
WI, ~ hnld nui Rnulhrr deti lhNn
| NNNW ~ it,at uupnilnN WAS we Nnull
Mme w, \, Ia sliyrf Nanlr between pun
w w M.a suutWp, Nr WnH " Va eNtuN
lNWh "a 'lqniulrly netcFaaN 10 Waih
Wn, ttn, neritN AMI pNNhAnsn hulnl
INV w, no iva WntAlH Whhs WNNlu
VA, hhvn sRld " the riSNlunn,, neN XVI XVI
wr, ihai cmeWenY ena si p't u,arn snsi
hhiN ,,,.r.t,na auch On those ~ naN
nDllne"t N, noi reaculhN the nrunl,'
NtNeN 49, .fate crlplr then presehVu
uNnl IVA lnptfaiiNe, AMT lulVh ~
AvuNN Wa. a. h. done W ~ hrW
llnn ,NWs Mas there iN ndNsfllhe N'
hide for aold 80, 80. .,.,at,
NJ ''Nil,inn Witch Numpellnd HneeN'
o i lhe g sna an appeal 20 those who nos
ne oM,Se,,au here 'ams forward win
.,,'thvr anretipiii a,.. !, s.,,,, IN,
'i,oas Die aEnT'ef A"'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Suspension nr, naa Numher Ut
nliis i'nsA.h,

Washington lfel Is rhla was aus,
nenHlnn day IN tho hpnve, Under the
sule n a second was ordered amy hill
could hs placed upon ils paagaac after
thtrN mlnutcn debate,
4 iii was paauud Hran'lnH 10 tho
state NJ Madame fnr public iHea the
Mount Vernon barracks military IeHors
Vntinnl
rhg HppaRer then meuRniasd Ne Mat
ipry thrW, irlnl ln muNN tho pansann
~ tho htil IN pr,umip tho ofloian7p ~
TIM paVnnun cutter service under SUM-
psnaian ~ tho rules
Mr. rlRfk ,llrnw Mall VIVA TOD tho
onpnpiliaN u The hll nn former nnehs
AihnR mate one NJ Nf nhaHArirriah0ally
Nlnnrnua rpreohaa anhlnht H.
After some ritthsr relnarha ~ Mt
covert Diem, N " Va advocacy Ut
aud M Cannon nieps M nd nooks
erY ulnfn,. Ms1 In AhiAanAlnm a. the
hll, tho vote waa inkNni naHuitina IN IN
yoas 90 "A HHAa fwNsthlfdn having
iallcd 10 vote for the maasutc, Il stood
nvfnatrd
Mr. MnAoa tltems ual chairman ~
tho committee 90 rrnNlnnni was thpn
tururnlddl ~ NOVA the nasaagr under
q aunnenninn " the rulrr ~ tho Till ~
toNtilsr the nHnslnnA ~ Mexican Nris
srnnu, Ia make the nenhlnhr ~ all Mrss
lean vriefahs eia pcy mnnih under ihn
trnhtai law, nNine 1000 pviHpnr
would he benefited by TIE eeh ani Y
cs.,s..s s- ssseaa r~as,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

Of HnrVeyurn Ia n'nth tho hcld nnter
WITHIN twulVu WHnthH Nu required Ivy
law, hhd uihur mturuAlltioH 10y which
lnnuount holdpin VIII loae,
~ hlWell nc1ninK Hovlanan HvhoulH
within the meaning Ut tho constitution
pnd laws ui thln state rlhtiVo in tho
NplmNluumuht ana unr uf the public
Hohnol tunt
tNultr lhl1 ppiNislan rrnwh out at u
tnryht rnllnH 0l SUPERINTENDENT CAllHio
hNhlNpl NNhOiio nistvW AMI nuns Win
itost IN tho munnpr Ut lliplr ulana Whilu
triphinl IA the public Hrhpnlsl
Nv Nrrrl In sanction the purchase
Of Tho Hhhnr and iAAht frNAa lintlruNd
CnmpnnN's property and nhnohlana Nv
Inv TesaH ana Now prlohnn i,NilroNd
numphnN
Honaior DIVER introduced ,hr foiinwl
mn lulh' rehnlullun, Whlvh wan refnrfnd
IN tho oummtlen un constitutional
nnuudtuonthi
Ia II rcsoNud Wy tho luglnlaure nf
ihu WtHtn VI rukaH That norton Z, Ntls
rln VI the cnnHlliutiuu OF thp state ut
TNNha he hmVnhpd no na hereafter ~
reah ~ fullhWHi
hepliun z rliO state shall ho diNidrd
into aH many iudiulNl ilHlriota dn may
nov az htuAftnf he provided ny MMi
! which may hn nNirNHud ~ dlhlinlhhpd
by law In ohph dhtHpi there HhAll 20
Hirptrd hN thu auNlihud VutrrH thntrnl
At a general nluuliun ludnu, VIVA pluAll
hHNo boon u praWtuluH lRWNpr " TINS
elutn an Judge Ot u COURT Ia 'ilh
| state fnr fnur Years next rtryrdlnN llh
| election, VIVA rlihll have ruRlhed Ia the
| dlnirlut IA witch he was elected tur
| two NnNiH npNt nrctdtnH HE election,
| Whn shall retain hin giDirWtship Ia tnd
| dlptriut huiinH hia term of oillueI Tor u
/ pNriuh of fbui NpAta ana shall iNuulNr
| fnr Ms norVlpen an annual SALARY ui
! innnn HE rrpulNi iurnH nt dMitlNi
! court Ahhl ho hold ~ tie county hpht
! ~ each uunnty a. luNni tWlpe M oHotl
| Nphr, M Ruuh manner ~ nHA hu Pre-.
| anihrd hV law fho lulnlhuuc shall
| have puNOr. las Npneral az Hppnml lava
tn authorize thp hnidmg pt rpruml
ttfmn at tho dnlui 0r thu hplhinH ~
| tntnu than tWn turmn Va any county
Tor dMuNtoh NJ huplnrHH. The loBlHlN.
lura uiinil nipo nruylhc Tor thr holdlnp
uf diHirlpl court when the nudge Nh,
/ ~ 10 alt h nhauut M IN frlu ANY enilht
dlHhhivd or disqualified front lhnelhinn
| No Judge shall ever preside over ~
hnld any court IN thr district In whiol
he waH elected 'rhu supreme onurl
! hhnll annually ~ 10 iitni w vi
hnph year, deHnnhip Whvrn zach iudpi
anHli hulh court for ihr rAhulnN year
aud ehNll Notify hN rrNlptoird letter I'M
mpdiNtuiN nAoh indNe Whrro no shat
hold OOuri fnr such Year ThN dlHlrle
iudHpH who may hn ln office whrn llhl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

amendment ialrp erect nhall held thief
olivoa and courts Mnder the prepetf
law mtil their ivnnhotiVe tVrmh HhN +
expire undnr ihuir present election N
appointments
Tho torpHoinr constitutional amend
mcnt bhal, hp nuhniltted 60 tho luaiN
ned electors fnl mrmhnrH or tile lnglf,
mturu " tho HiNtr nf ruNna IN the hrai
fhutAdnN w AuNuai 4 " iNpa, NJ
Witch election an tito voters faNurlnl
Ahid piNpnpad amendment shall witt
w have printed on ihVir ballots thl
Mntdh nov the RWendnont,' utey Nnf
al VOTERS opposed w. rni1 amrnuiAanl
shall wriie nr have nlntni un thul
hNllotH the words against tho nnivnu
nent" piv
senator lnwspr ofIcred NE folewinl
ennuu,i uni resolution
Whereas, thvrn oNlata a leollnE y
DISQUALIFICATION Win ON ptvannt ava
irm pi tranaierrinH Tile 10 land, aNl
n IA believed that the NVNhtioun dal
lAyR ann hunlenaninN expense ntlnndl
lng ahvh transfers may be Ayailsd w
TIN substitution Of ihu renlalraiion y
| dVudn ana mat thv adup,inn OF th'
| rprruna nYAtnn uf registration a
| pAoflOed IN Australia lhitiHh tNllln
| hlai Ontario AMI uthnt pM1nR aud nop
I h0iun considered W. several of So
] uiNtrh ~ the American nnion may b.
pr,pttcahir Ia thlu state, and
| MhrrcaR II w dvAiNhlN mat che nub
| ieVt hv thoroughly inNeAiinNtpd and TN
| irRNt VT uuoh investigation pruNonte'
/ "a tho public, preparatory to autlpn y,
| tln lrHlnihtutj thorufotrl
Nrotlon l., lie II Wnniyrd, by ihr een
| ate, the h1uHr VI rrllrHontaiiyes con
Wrluh therein, THAT tho HuVetuoll az
! point i've competent nntHonh, VIII
shaft act without compensation, whnn
| dutN n ahall 10 ip make invpatiuatlal
/ ut or prnHeut Ayatrm " tiNnHfprflnl
innh utlaH ana Az NonHldur whuthUr
more Himpln, expeditions and invApun
/ fivr HNHtrm, and pne thai VIII niv
Arcatsr pooMltY ~ title Oannot b
adopted, amt ESPECIALLY 90 inquire Int
tho prhriivM WNFhnnn NJ what
known so the NuRirallnn ar Mrrrn
pyHtpm nf rvplaltAliW Of titlan, an
whu,hcr II van he adarlod ~ tho roll
etiiuilon and lhwH OF thH state, Hal
commission phnll have power 90 ern
Tor persona ana pnptra, ami take nMo
tnhllnunJ aH thuy may deem neneHNa,,
The Haid ooinn,leelnnrsa ehail report
tho gnvOrhnr on ur hnlnin tho I1ret tia
dt January, 1871, and tile nuvprilu
shall rAubn 5000 oOplps Of snnh tclpi
iu be printed ana distributed w ~
nnmu nAnner an " provided FOR IA
iiptrihuti0n ~ ihr Hnvernora meeNant
'rhn uuNpfnue shall alro lay such "
POET before tho next lnhlalaiure ~ Y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

nthur than Runsell sage who han hoard,
"a geldfN he hakod,
" 10 not aal1 Me tray nut ! 40
moi know ilnnhcll NAau on any ~ ne
Mnd, ami " would he no pleasure W J
ala"
Mr. Gray then urRod the eurror, az
thu mn resolution fnr pnNlnK w lho
boat nonoy M uao,
i,oplylng ~ nuery Ny Mr stewart,
Mr. Gray declared that " We accepted
the p0nirnilnnp ~ the Nevada HynH
htor tho unilod Rtairh would write IN
lln hnndu, 'rhrHu bonds payable ~ hlle
Npr " hilNor In NJ a hlaoouhtN
Mr ilnhr tNop ManaA asked " II
was decent that lhn contract had hpen
90 made az To- bring into question size
GOOD fallh Of The government,
NJ urny vigorously resented tho use
" the word decent 80 q part " ms
line ot attack IN the nrcAldeni
Nj lluAr modified lho duefN 20 ~ 'n
AHN whether " Mas reasonable that
this COURSE should 80 tni,on
Nj utsy Declared that the real At
ihchH un ihu credii ot the country
Nagr not frim the precedent, but from
senators. who prnc,smvi thelr oiltls
uiHma ~ the w0ild
Nc uray cloHed with much Vinor,
NMn have been dumh during THIS Niy,No
omprigrnry." Haid hn 1--WE have lvft
the president "a nHht this hattie alone
| Ton the Urelit hhd hunnr VI the United
| states ana ihr people W this country
would hot forget that the American
oonnrehs deserted ihe prenidoni w lhg
hour of irihl'
Mr fhrrmun utcp, oMM Arrurod
recognition AFTER brief attention 70
| routine huHinpRa ana took an thN thread
" the financial debate, huinG accorded
| tho rloprat attention
"'rhb rival question: said no. "lal
| shall thlH government rny ilh nhllNa'
tons In sold or IN some other oolnW
" wish Ia point ont said Nj khrr-
man, "that in every act, Ia ovrff loan,
every sale NJ bonds plnoc iNdp tllH nov
ornmeni has demanded gold Ana now
nlu va ~ refuse IN nay those nhllRa'
iinns IN the Same cnln NJ received fnl
hpm2 N THIS question u fairly pre-.
Hrntnd aud underHl0nh by the people
un honest man win say We should phy
In any other coin thnn that We ~.
cpiyvd "
Mr. Ahofmpn read the law NJ iStp
HpirmnN pleiHinH the fpith ut ihn pnN
urnmpn ~ nay Ia coin Wlht coin lac
hrlvi, WA oNiNllnp 40 that time hud
what coin Wna meant hN the law
malmRf II was Huld wlich Nt that
time WAS the unlv standard coin ~
Yer was unt then q standard rniu
unld WAS tho only rpphho coin IN NON
compilation W that time Mr sherman
tDnk ip tho four anu hnlt hnnd'
issurd hy UprrothrY VI the TREASURY
ManiN hnd read tho lAnHuuHv mo-
the puiuuuda ttum thvm wore to h'
upnh In pnld" l'llu same UNNlnlni
WAp made wa to the hida iHHurE 10y nm
tAhrrmlm white prcrolniN NJ ~
] " IA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19

sulhnr out ne slooc Gov INITIATING
Aiier anatn debate tho sio.Ooo tor
continuing lrelHa,ion inveeimuni was
retained
An amondmunt nmeted ~, MI. iedgo
ulrp MpuaA Tor iln,oNo Ia ho u-hd ia
tho eNtolminnticn vt r}prN moth poet
NnH agreed Ia.
Mr Allen (rnn, NchA anered an
amendment appropriations alOn,OOO zoe
Hceh, mhicrlhlH. rlpN Tor The dr0nth
aurerOrn titOuHhoul Tn cauhtiN. par,
ileuihrly Va the nnkulas, NehrRakn,
Colorado aud Kansas he rAlh tht
HunuinR ana loss WAS mulch more
severe than wha Ecnctally known
AIR nluire n,rp. Mnhhl nmundrd to
make II read nnra nunctora"
MT i'aHene tiieuln i'ul1 amended by
including "frpat auneruiHN
Ait. MandotHon titrp, Nehl resented
tho action ot hla colleague, Mr. At'n,
Ia unrrlng nm amendment Witch ninuod
Nehrnaha Ia the postum 81 pHuVrr
ana husRar or tlie u0}urnmont Ito
BIZ VI Nebraska coulf look after her own
HbmcrrrH
M Alien Ia turn warmly resented
the nialomcnla of hia Nebraska coll
lsruuo,
ia yea ANA nay vote All of the
amendments Ia help drputh, nin hhd
fluHl euneroru were held to he uNl "t
~ uvr
The agricultural appropriation olli
MAS then phnhod Immediately ,hote
was nn effori from every quarter W
the chamber 10 ret the recognition W
the chair " was clearly rHnH ht.
tween the hlprr mll, thh appropriations
bills anl tho pooling hill
Mr, jones tArkD, IN charge ~ Tho
ailNor measure, nueeNadud IA HhlnlnN
hNt recognition, aud moved 90 take NJ
the pllypr hlll, The rueot ot ihlai "
ndopjOd. Mas ~ dlNplage the hank,
rnptcy hm and all out.r meaNurca and
| hrng tho nilVer I'LL Ia inc ftohl 'nt a
struggle and vote.
Mr ilple tMcN moved to adjourn
| 'rhoiH was an aye Hnu WY vote, nv
| friends ct the niiyer hin NutinH AGAINST
| Adjournment rhe morton iu adjourn
/ was defeated yeas ", nave 40, HlunW
/ victory for tho Allvor men
NJ uOinian cAme forward az ihH
/ point Win movement 10 put me ar'
| Precipitation bills ahead " iln HllNer hu
| Ito uraed that tho indian appropriation
| hlll hu lNltun M
Mr can havinH made nation io
] TINT otrtrt Mr uurman ultol thu lulN
/ that q motion Ia take NJ 90 hpplupN
alton TN was especially WiNllphrd
me dlnruHsiun whH nhnrp aud excited
Hhnwmn tho inteuHo Interest lolt ny
HntN,tora Ia tho outcome,
Thp yler president Held tie m1ton
or Air can lo hr In ordrr rhcuWnmn
nn ave nnd nay vote WAH tNlnn On HIS
| mutton In nltn up thc ndmn hlll ana
thuu rM IN the HllVer mn MI iWllol
nave notice that " tl,p motion was do
iottud he woulh seek 90 ihNo ~ the
| nOoitnH hul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-19
GOLD, SILVER AND BONDS
Discussed In All phoaca in tho
Senate,
oliver MEN WIN A VICTORY
They Rout tho Gold Mon at Every
Point,
4 mn Anecuas the rsade az re,e-
49, rer ~ the rsenHres,nun. ~,
""oa- ~ nona rnsoouh tho rso.
yono Ia uonoernnd,

WANlitNuTpN lNsh,unt, IA
Tho IA, o wns A ,r,t,, ~ in,.,,ut
today N > am NJ IN, ynr,n hls,na.
sion d n nolal uurstinn ,n1 u,,,
porhnnn W "a of the presiaeni an
Saturday. Ia
Mr. Vuas.. ~ ylel had a ran ot
manuscript X ar h,,l,s n,f,,s
him ready Ia y A, nnnno,al d,.
hate whpre n a IA an ~ IA, ma.
yi,,,, .,.si.., WV
N'"H r'''''n
MI stewart tlunu NvNl WAS tho nrHt
tp continue tho rtttioipma Of tho hand
contract nt, .,..t,u,o NO. ~,
'''''''''" wv" Univ"
wa up'lNilhN lhhl We government hNi
nn luunl authority IN huN gold onln Ia
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not begin till he had had q taste Of his
wages.
The sudden surprise had accentuated
the dryness in Paddy's throat
If Yer got the price O. two beers. he
began.
mo, SIR" said Bangs. .'I'll attend
to the outside of you. It's more con-
spicuous. The first thing you need
most is a suit of clothes"
OF that first day of his new life
Paddy retains most confused reccllec-
ton. He remembers a bath some
where in place that was SO hot it
made his head ache. There was a
little room where he undressed, and
when he got back to it he found a lot
of new clothes. There was not only a
brand new suit, but there were some
articles to put on under it, quite super
fiuous as he protested, in warm
weather. Then he went to stores
where people bowed to Mr.. Bangs, and
never mentioned paying for anything,
which led Paddy to believe that his
benefactor was connected with the POI
lice.
Afterwards they went to big house
where there were roof which re-
minded Paddy of the show windows of
furniture stores.
you'll live here for the present, I"
said Bangs.
me? In dis place? Say, I'd be
afraid O breakin' somethin'."
Bangs laughed.
Don't you worry about that. These
are some rooms where ! live when my
fathers house is closed in the summer.
1t is open now so you'll be by yourself.
James" he continued, addressing a
servant, s'see that Mr.. O'Toole has
whatever he wants. Get his meals
from the ST. Vincent. Well have din.
ner now"
There never was anything like that
dinner Whatever height of luxury Pad
dy may attain in the future, he can
never know the JOY of another such APP
petite. Immediately after dinner he
fell asleep in a chair, and when he
awoke Bangs had gone away, and
James was inquiring whether Mr..
O'Toole desired anything more before
going to bed.
std like to eat some more" said Pad
dy, "but can't"
Ten minutes later he was asleep
again, and haunted by a fear, even in
his dreams, that he might awake on
the grass under tree in Boston Com
mon.
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p
would be just as sorry as I am. Can't
your brother do anything at ALP"
''He won't try" said Bangs, bitterly.
"He'd rather read Creek
sob, what shame. Can't you do
something to influence him?"
"That's my only hope. You see the
trouble is that haven't had a chance
at him. Every time he's been home
from school in the last two years, I've
been away, and haven't seen him in
that times But I've written constantly
and father has done what he could.
It's all no use. Lawrence is big enough,
I'm told, and perfectly sound, but he
hasn't the head for it. He can't do
anything but study. I tell you it's q
hard blow to the governor"
There was silence for moment out
of Difference to Mr.. Bangs sorrow.
Then the young man said:
''It's ungracious to begin an ac-
quaintance by unloading ones burdens.
You must pardon me. On such a day
as this can't help brooding on it. To
think that brother of mine
He broke off suddenly, and turned
his face away. Florence was on the
verge of tears, but she compressed her
pretty lips and said:
''This simply shan't be. Introduce
your brother to me, Mr.. Bangs, and I'll
talk to him. Well set Jimmie after
him too. All, here he comes. He