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for popularity Of shape and color is
not equalled in the annals of the barn
yard. Grocer Charles F. Meyersick,
of st. Louis, owns this remarkable
egg, and if it were nugget from the
Klondike he could not value the strange
freak more than he does. In appear
ance the egg looks like mock orange
or a gourd. It weighs about half o
your6
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Wherefore Dost Thou Doubt.

I stood amazed and whispered, Can it be
That he hath granted all the boon sought?
How wonderful that he for me hath wrought
How wonderful that he hath answered me!
o faithless heart! He said that he would
hear
And answer thy poor prayer, and he hath
heard
And proved his promise. Wherefore didst
thou fear?
Why marvel that thy Lord hath kept bis
word2
More wonderful If he should fail to bless
Expectant faith and prayer with good sue
cess.
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God Always Restoring. ,

We make mistakes, or what we call SUCH.
The nature that could fall into such mis-
takes exactly needs, and in the goodness Of
the dear God is given, the living Of 1t out.
And in the pure and patient living Of it out
we come to find that we have fallen, not into
hopeless confusion of our own wild. ignor-
ant making, but that the finger Of God has
been at work among our lines, and that the
emerging is into His blessed order; that He
is forever making up for us our own undo
ings that He makes them up beforehand,
that He evermore restoreth our souls.-A.
D. T. Whitney
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"Lord, Draw Thou Near!"

o Lord, show thyself to the broken In
spirit. Draw near unto such as are weary
and faint and sad of heart because all life Is
to them going up hill, and If there be
change 1t Is only into the wilderness and the
rocks, to places where they may encounter
great fear and sustain great loss. Let there
come into our souls an image Of joy,a divine
Presence, that we may see the uplifting Of
new life and hear the incoming of q new and
blessed music. And so wilt thou pour into
a pure heart what of heaven 1t may hold.
MAY we have in constant remembrance thy
benediction and thy promise. BLESSED are
the pure in heart for they shall see God"
Amen
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For size, quality, mating, and beauty
combined their equal does not exist
in the world. 1t may be of interest to
know that their food consists of eight to
twelve quarts Of corn and oats ground
together, two quarts of flax meal, and
from six to eight quarts of bran each
day, with an occasional change to
suit their appetites.
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Water That Petrlhes.

Extraordinary qualities are pos
sessed by the River Tinto, in Spain.
1t hardens and petrifies the sand of
is bed, and if a stone falls in the
stream and alights upon another, in a
few months they unite and become one
stone. Fish cannot live in it's waters.
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HIurred by Self Consciousness.

In looking at the stars through great
telescope. it is necessary first to put out
every light until you are left in total dark
ness. Every light sets the air in motion,
and disturbs the focus, and blurs the vision
of the stars. How often our vision OF God
is blurred and dimmed by the flames OF self
consciousness and sordidness that noat
around us! How many times we have to
nut out the light OF self-seeking, earthly
ambition and false pride OF position in order
to look upward. and in the clear still air to
know whittier Gods lights are leading us,
and what God will have us to do!-Rev. W.
H p Faunce.
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Cheap Living.

Paraguay, in South America, is a
cheap place to live in. A house SER
want there costs only So As month ;
and ordinary ones not so we'll trained
only 81 GA month A cook can be
hired for about 81 a week for a good
one, though a fair one can be hired
for $500 O month.
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Tba Reality of Sin Always Present.

There is such a reality as sin in our world :
ander whatsoever temptation, cannot argue
It out of my experience. 1t is the thought
Of my wisest hours, not Of my most foolish:
am more alive to 1t, not when forget what
have done and what am, but when l re-
member and ponder what have done and
am. Especially is this true when the story
Of Jesus is fresh in my mind. and the image
of the perfect God very clear before the
.yes of the soul, ami the light Within burn
ing bright.-Rufus Ellis.
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Good-by to pain and care! I take

Mine ease today
Here where these sunny waters break,
And ripples this keen breeze, l shake
All burdens from the heart, all weary
thoughts away.
draw freer breath-I seem
Like all | see
Waves in the sun-the white-Wlnged gieam
or sea-birds in the slanting BEAM
And far-off sails which fit before the south
wind free.
Whittier.
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WORLDS LARGEST OXEN.

Weigh 1900 Pounds-Yokes Seven Feet
Long-Have Hauled 11,O61 Pounds.
The greatest yoke of cattle ever
seen in this country is owned by j..
D. Avery, of Buckland, Mass. They
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to rest on his laurels at home. But
in few weeks he returns to his duty.
London Mail.

Smuggling is extensively carried on
on the frontier of France and Belgium
through the medium of bicycles. the
hollow tubing being filed with the
contraband material.
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BARON NoRDENSKIoLD.
Career of the Great Explorer-One or
Sweden's Most Widely Known Men.

Baron Adolf Erik Nordenskiold is
the most widely known of Sweden's
great men. Although distinguished
for his family and high social stand
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Sold Horse Meat In Philadelphia.
A Philadelphia butcher has peen arreseeo
for selling horse meat.
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Oueerest of All EGGS.

Queerest OF All ESgs.
In an attempt to eclipse the efforts
of others of her kind an Okawville
Ill.) hen has produced an egg which
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-31

'"a-.s''.s.sar ap." xs-s5~ =. vieas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-31

ca de estas Antillas. ST discurro
como Unconditional, debo defender sus
intereses conveniencias; 81 refexiono
como espanol, precisa que modifque
mis- juicios y me inspire en- algo que es-
ia muy por encima de toda clase de
egoismos, como las temibles leccio-
mes de hechos consumados y sucesos
at1n por termInar, deben scrvir de en-
sefianza al hombre pensador, entiendo
que es mas, patriotico dejarse infuir por
los acontecimientos, en- los que Sc apren
de mucho, que por inclinaciones de es-
cuela.
La evoluci6n del autonomismo Ia con-
sidero un gran bien para la paz y tran
quilidad de estos paises, Y 81 arraiga ell
|sentimiento nacional, hasta hace POGO
velado por la conducta equfvoca que
dicho partido venfa observando, q no
dudar tiene que disipar recelos y des-
confianzas hasta cierto punto justifca-
dos.
Creo, pues, debe atenderse la existen-
cla del fusionismo esta isla, aunque
sc mermeu las prerro :tlvas infuencias
del incondicionalisn porque la patria,
repito, esta por enci, d de todo su-
mar fuerzas J eleme. ros valiosos que
su lado esten, es col .uista Important
sima que DO deoe dear de aceptarse
hasta con jubilo, deianio a un lado in
transigencias, intolerancias y mezqui
mas pasiones.
Esto ha podido decir un amigo de |;
buena cepa UNCONDITIONAL ,
Hasta aquf la Liga Agrurta
De 10 anteriormente expuesto Sc de
duce que los intereses del incondiciona
lismo estan renidos con los intereses d.
la patria.
Que para pensar como esf'aao1, = nt
como unconditional, es necesario adop
tar, resueltamente, la evolucion realiza
da por nuestro partldo
| FL autOr esta en- 10 firme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-31

En- nuestro partido Sc lie estima en- 10
que vale y Sc lie distingue de veras.
En- su recin:o de Yauco Sc lie qulere
mucho y sc lie respeta Y Sc lie sigue.
Espanol a Marcia martillo puerto
rri9ueno enthusiastic, une esos dos patrio-
tismos en- un solo patriotismo = demues-
ira ell medic de servir la region sin
olvidar q la patria.
De ahf su absolute identification con
nosotros y con nuestro sistema, que Sc
propone crear una colonia libre feliz
bajo ell amparo de una metr6poli gran
de y magnanima.
DoCTOR MIRABEL.
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LIBERALES
AT|LIO GAzTAMB|DE

u IL EG/Lt6Ut(t/t, COIIcClISilIo3 |oAiNe"
do, conanae IL faut.
Sc educo en- Bruselas (; adquirio allf,
por ell contacto de una democracia in
teligente, Ell amor los ideales huma-
nos de que es ell gran Paris porta-es-
tandarte.
M6dico, pertenece al numero de los
que ocierta1a ciudadano, forma en- la
milicia de los que trabajan y estudian.
Frente un case pathological, Q frente
una question polftica, su 1iagnostico no
MARIA.
Desde 1891 acompana a Mui1oz Ri
vera en- sus empenos de propaganda
transformista fusionista.
va entoces veia claro y pensaba
hondo.
Su cultura intellectual, muy vasta, y
su experiencia de la vida, muy segura,
lie permiten abarcar en- conjunto los
problemas y fjar sin vacilaciones un
criterio.
lie hemos visto Glen veces apoderar-
sc de un asunto, examinarle bajo as
pectos multiples, analizarlo con proll-
gidad escrupulosa, descubrir, tras la
corteza inutil, la trabazon interna, y
resOlver Gle plano 10 JustO.
Porque, 81 no es quiza un clarividen-
te, es, desde luego, un juzgador prepa-
RADIO para ell juicio.
Como persona de sociedad, un gentil
hombre en- que no encontrarels tacha
nlnguna, moral nj fisica.
Desde su indumentaria hasta su cor
|tesanfa, todo revela seriedad, distin
cion Y buen tono.
Aunque esta siempre su cerebro pie
torico de ideas, no sabria expresarlas
ante un gran auditorlo.
No nocio nj sc hizo orut7or.
En- ell cfrculo particular, en- la tertu-
liza, en- petit conaa6 lie oireis con gusto,
por 10 conceptuoso afuente de su
paIabra.
En- ell hemiciclo donde una muche-
dumbre Sc congrega; en- ell teatro, ell el
meeting no lie oireis.
,Si lie obligarais hablar balbucirfa
unas frases ; atropellarfa unos concep
tos... Y NADIA.
Desconffa de ST propio y teme al pu-
blico.
Siente, en- fin, como nadie, la emo
ci6aa or0tOria; ell miedo la especta-
ci6n Ell panico de desastres imposi-
bles.
No es de los que niegan su concurso
a sn pals. Preside q los liberales de
Yauco, sustituyendo a un dignfsimo pa
triota; y los preside con efcacia y con
decoro.
Els una de nuestras fguras de mayor
relieve. Posee relaciones en- Europa;
ha vivido en- ell trafago de las cludades
cosmopolitas.
ST Puerto Rico necesitase una diplo-
macia uoil0 ell doctor Gaztambide. Re-
soltarfa un embaj jador concienzudo, ha-
bill y discreto.
Conoces 10 que en- ell col6 de las ar
mas Sc apellidan negocios de honor.
Intervino en- Ell lance Diaz- Cepeda Y
en- ell Matos-Izcoa.
Y en- ese terreno, lie son familiares
Marcel Provost y los tratadistas fran
ceses.
No ireis NAL ST vais con el Il un asal-
to en- Aguas 2orietos.
Pacffico, razonable, serene, sabe va
riar cuando convene y presentar otros
natices de su caracter ;. que es un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-31
4 DlESTRO 7 SINIBSTRO

iCuidado que los lncondcionoles son
jaibas, como Sc dice vulgarmente!
Vease ell siguiente parrafillo, entire
sacado de una carta dirijida La Liga
4gruria, de Madrid, por uno de la CO.
lectividad:
clos incondicionales, obedeciendo
al principle fundamental de defender a
la patria, hacemos completa abstraction
de nuestros ideales politicos particula-
res, para estar siempre las ordenes de
todo partido politico peuinsular, que
legalmente dirija los destinos de nues-
ira patrla, san otra reconspe,aso que ta
sotistacci6n de hqber cunaplido con nues-
t,'os deberes de espaao1es,
;Conque sin otra recompensa que la
satisfaction del deber cumplido?
;Vamos, hombre!
ESQ va no 10 Green nj en- los madri-
les.
va sabemos de sobra a 10 que tiran
los cOnseryaderes con ese comodo sis
tema de apoyar a todos los partidos Pc
nlnsulares que ocupen ell poder.
De esa manera, de 10 que tratan, antes
que NADIA, es de conservar a oadp<5.aue eli
monopolio que tan Susto vienen ejer-
ciep2o en- la iee venturada colonia.
Pero icuanta abnegaci6n
Como sacrifcan sus ideas particula-
res en- aras de sus intercses . !. colecti-
vOsi
En- fin, cosas hay que DIR
que lie dejan uno frfo.
No me .iaga atste rei,
que te,ago el iabio portfo.
~ como Sc enyaneccn y Sc dan pis-
to proclamando d cada paso que cum
plen desinteresadamente con sus debe-
rec de espanoles, deberes que ellos en-
tienden a su manera.
Ahf esta Ell NAL.
En- que creyendo cue cumplen con su
deber no 10 cumpler.
Els question de ap. eciaciones.
A la verdad, t t;ene gracia.
;Acaso la patria bllga
4 sostener la eneniga,
ell odio y Ia suspicacia?
Otros parrafos de mucha substaEca |
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Estos nueves Relojes Ros-
kopf peaJecciomodos, son su-
periores 4 tedos los demas
de igual precio y de una
duraclon iiimitada, Ioaas
las pleas del TINAUD PA
TENTE son intercdmbidbles,
10 que peImits componel
cualq 4ier rotura, en- menos
de Id Minutes Y por menos
de la mitad de precio que
50 cobra por relojes de otras
marcas.
Eetos verdaderos Crono-
me tros, SO vend.n garanti
zsdos por DOS AMOS Y Sc
compondrAn por nltad de su
precio en- cualqu uier epoca
4ue Sc descompengan des-
pues de dicho plazo.
Los tenemos de ORC. Pla-
ia y Nike pero con espe-
cialidad de ACERO qua
vendemos & DoCE PESOS
precie verdaderamente po-
pular. teniendo en- cue.ta
la clidad def keioj.
NOTA A toda Lersona
que nos envie ell importe en-
Bilietes o Sellos dc Fran
queo, lie remiliremos un pre-
closo TINAUD PATkNT
De At EkO, te ienoo el
oerecho de devolverlo en-
caso de no gustarle.
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mayores esfuerzos de sus partidarios,
ante ell rigor de nuestra propaganda.
Medite ell pats sobre la gravedad de
estas nltimas declaraciones y pensara-
no puede menos de pensarlo-que elias
constituyen un verdadero triunfo para
nuestro partido.
Muchas gracias, sefior Conde
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SueltOS atadOs

La prensa lncOndlclOnal dice aIgO
sobre las cartas oizurinus.
Adopta ell unico recurso que podfan
adoptar, a6rmando que NADIA cncierra
digno de mencion, que ningun dano
causan su partido.
Efcctivamente.
ST quitamos las advertencias referen-
| tes al censo, y las que Sc ocupan en- la
gravedad polftica del incondicionalis-
mo, esto, 10 otro y 10 de mas ALA,
puede que los colegas adversarios ten
gan razon.
| Pero entonces nos quedarfamos SIN
epfstolas.
;Que mas quisieran los incondicio-
males!
Dice La heteg7Tdad, hablando de las
cartas, que nuestros medios de comba-
te son reprobados Y no tienen prece-
dente en- la historic politica.
Muchas gracias.
Hay que conceder al colega ell dere-
cho del pataleo.
Y vuelta las amenazas.
:Congue La Lategrid0d tiene un ar
chivo de papeles secretos ~que queman
las manos del que los toca.s?
Pues nosotros nos tiene muy sin
cuidado la noticia.
| La indirecta resbala cae a nuestros
pies sin hacernos la menor rozadura.
| va sabe ell colega que sabemos abor
dar de frente las situaciones mas dlffcl-
| les, que tenemos plena cOnhanza en- la
rectitud de nuestros actOs.
| Nuestro proceder nos escuda.
Maestro patriotismo esta por enclma
de toda tacha
Y ningdn tenor nos causan los ar
chicos del maquiavelismo al uso.
Siguen esforzandose los periodicos
incondicionales, en- demostrar que la
discipline de su partido no ha sido alte-
rada por la perturbation mas leve.
ST este es asf, jporque han hecho ca
| liar La B0loaeza?
FL campo Unconditional esta oscuro Y
huele a queso.
Debe haber cato encerrado.
No deja de ser donosa la siguiente
proposition que haee un adversario
uucSJEO ucSlc Ids COluIIludS uc Id ktUO
4grorio:
Isl los nueyos autonomistas fusionis
tas prescinden de las recompensas que
buscan en- premio de su evolucion,
hagan abstraction de sus i0eales 2ortt-
catltres Y nosotros seremos los primeros
en- abrirles los brazos para recibirlos en-
ell cuerpo de yoluntarios, por ejemplo,
y en- todos los dest1nos de la provincial,
como estan otros criollos, que SOD Ia
totaIidad de los que ocupar ivs empleos
Ell ia Diputaci6n y de otros centros,
por haberse manifestado defensores de
la patria espaflola.o
Con que, para obtener tantas tan
bellas cosas es condicion indispensable
que presclndamos de toda recompensa?
Como les mortifca la idea del turno!
tie veo!
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BONITA PROpIEDAD

La de don Jaime Segura, constituida
por dos casas con un amplio solar con
magnffica hortaliza, situada en- Yauco
a la salida para Gnanica, Sc yende.
Dirijirse al senior Segura que la ocupa
al que suscribe.
Ponce, Julio 3 de l897.-Antonio
Mayorol. I'm alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-31

que no debemos pasar por alto contiene
la carta que nos referimos.
Pero, por su fndole y por ell alcance
Ligo quiere darles, merecen que nos
ocupemos de ellos con mas espacio y
vagar.
iSiempre la desconfanza,
y los recelos menguados!
Con ellos. no hay esperanza,
pues los errores pasados
no les sirven de ensefianza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-31
CRITERIO FIRME

Merecen los honores de la reproduce
cion, por 10 mucho que dicen entire Il
meas, los siguientes parrafos de una
carta que public6 la Liga Agyu-io, de
Madrid, en- pol6mica con ell Eco Nucio-
n0I
Dicen asf
xDe dos m d 0 s aprecio La po.fti-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

The chief Judge o. Tie Maryland
cour; Of appeals In 4 recent address
before members % the bar u thai
state spoke earnestly Of The moral o..
legations Of members o. The legal Pr
fession. The somewhat common im
preston that shrewdness ls the chiel
requirement IA a lawyer has beer
helped on by sioriss ~ smart" lega
tricks and by isstl. put forth az though
half ia earnest. At the expense Of th'
problsy % The profession. A memhei
OF the bar "a a hish officer o. the Law
His duty IL to assist IN meling oH'
jnsilee a, viewed b. established las
The profession, AZ much as any other
calls Tor absolute Integrity founded on
hlsh moral worth. and Il l. a worthy
ambition FOR any young student q th'
law 10 hope 10 prose himself equal Z
this supreme requirement. In his I'D
dress chlef Judge Mcsherry favore'
the enactment and rlsiG enforcement
o, laws decree.aE en- inSafiaele pun
Ishmsnt for dishonesty In the prae.i
TONER. In addition % the exercise G
every possible preeautlon against d.
admissloa OF the morally unworthy
into the profession.
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England has three guinea piS farms,
one Of which exports i5o.o0o yearly 10
France. where they are used At res
taurants AZ rabbits. the favor OF the
flesh being identical IN the two ami
mails. The Industry IL said 70 be very
profitable
Until a few years ago the whoiesals
price Of ivory was q q pound. In con-
sequence OF the opening up OF new dis
tricts Ia Africa 10 colonization The
price has fallen 10 g.. An ordinary
elephant yields about 40 pounds Of
nsrehantahle ivory.
The Pasamore Edwards settlement,
nov being established in London. will
Be under Unitarian influences, and an
attempt will probably be made In Il
10 carry cut some OF the Humanitarian
IDEAS advanced by Mrs. Humphrey
Ward in Robert Elsmers."
Maine has a statute which requires
residents who marry out Of the stat
10 Gle on their return q certificate will
the clerk Of the town In which the
live. The law has been neglected o
late. and lis sudden enforcement is en-
barrassing 10 the ealprits.
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leave me ln peace nov until I've
dreamed ont Evangellue's' face"
And Poll, irudged downstairs ssying
20 herself
4 wish was gcnius like Musldofa
Geniuses don't feel care and debt aud
poverty like oihsN FOLKS do
Just a. ihls fancy was passing
through her head. she found herself
face 10 face with a stout gentleman IN
gray. with a niddy faey aud a clear blu
$50.
Hello. little giri said hc good hu.
morcdly. don't run owes me- Where's
the woman Of the house,
4 am the woman Of the house said
Polly. With dignity
'Youg" said Che mItii,-aEed gentle
man. "whew-w.w' Deg pardon. I'm
sure. bnl the sign on the door"
a furnished room TO le,." said Poi
D.. eagerly. quite right sir. would
son ike TO look al ne
4 don't mind said the gentleman
rs the house quiet. Any other lois.
ersf"
The house h. very quiet. sir. saiO
Polly. And there's only one old lady
who is quite deaf aud rather near
airhted aud only goes oui on SUNDAYS
Mrs jerks. her name b."
That Nlll suii me 20 a 7. said lhc
stout gentleman. surveying The nca,
little room. with lls pale green carpet,
its suite 81 cottage urnlture aud the
water color drawings ON the wall. land
1 Ike the room. Il seems clean and
cool. and o. windows open 10 the south
/ I like q southern aspect It's as good
lot people AZ q Is Tor peaches, How
much a week In advance. a
/ cuurse9'
Five dollars. slr," said Polly. ex
usttantly.
Its a bargain" said the stout zen
lleman. pulling out a blil Here's ihl
nfst week. My trunks viii come TIT
afternoon. Please send up towels aul
hot water at once.
Folly wen, dowE--slairs. secretly
wondering what shs shaah,.do.
"lle wants towels ana hot water
said she to herself. "and I've 40 mai
TO send with en-. Very wells Lods
ers don't grow on every bush IN D
the maid"
And Polly tied a great checked Glne
ham apron above her dress. obscure
her head and face In a shaker honne
ave the end Of heg noae dat vii
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n former tlmes he mobiles - veeiss
spent euch Immense sums q decofal-
lag their Sond0laa that the goyarnmeat
passed q law that an should bs allks.
AID All have sincs been pAinged blaek.
The Historic windmill Il Nantuoke
Hasa. Wa sold yesterday b. auction
10 the Nanineket Historical Aasocla-
lion for ssss Thsrs we're only two
bidders. one an agent q The assoela-
ii1h and the other private spsealalor.
Among the treasures Of tbs Paaaama-
quoddy tMsl trlbe Of Indians l. : lsl.
ter from George Washington written
from his army on the banks Of iha
Delauars. Dee. "a. i77e. IN which Be.
expresses bis pleasure that The Paaaa-
maQuoddles had accepted tho chain II
friendship he sent them the preceding
February.
life and death among our presldsala
ls always an interesting subject. Will
lam Henry Harrison was the oldest
man 60 become president iis iook
oniee at slxiy-aeyen and lasted ona
month. Tho military heroes among
the presidents we're advanced IN years
Jackson being sixly-two .. the Tins
u Inauguration and Taylor slxiy-nse
One-thlrd o. all the presidents hays
died In July and half o. them IN july
ard June John Adams. Thomas JET
isison and James Monroe died on the
same dais. July 4. and James A. Or
field was shot July ? Martin Vay
Buren, wss the longest lived 81 ths
presidents. rssohing bic eiEhtieth year
The average duration o. life % n,
presidents Of the United States hai
teen ssvsniy-two years and eiEbl
months
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Yes. said the aEitator, 4 Insist
that this new tarin bin Is the worst
thing that ever happened. They say
Il Is going To provide Job Tor every
body. but that's falss. | can show
ynn one man rlght nov that Il has
actually deprived OF an opportunity 20
make a living"
where is hs' What's his nance"
Here he o., am the mar
How has Il hurt YOU"
How has Il hurt me- Why, can't
net anybody 10 listen 70 me any more
confound Il. the people that I used "a
hagangue are All being forced 20 work
for a living again. It, . shame. 20 u
ls'~
And be walked away.--Cloveland
Leader.