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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-29
Delegates To surgeoas' Convention.

Sr>ci<l u he PcaL
Charleston. ". Va. Aug. 2s.-Gov. At.
k.nson to-day appointed the following del.
esatcs 70 the convention OF the Associa-
ton OF Military Surgeons. which meet IN
Kansas City. September q and .: d., II
b. Bsgulsy. Wheeling; DIR. {. Z. Gllhsrn
Ansted; DR.. g. T. Sesbiit, Fairmont: D.
G. G. Hozg, Huntington: DR.. " r. Hen-
shaw. Mzrtinsburg: DR.. Il. T. KaIlbaugh
Piedmont. Dr. ". r. Daley. Terra Alta
Or. W J. Datdson. Parkersburg. Dr. 9.
l. Joseph. AOfgsatown: DIR. r. ". Smith
BiusheId. Or II. II Batton. Pafkerseurg
Or. :. W Warner, Chenille.
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Troops To Protect Prisoner.

rpeclaI % Iar FoFt-
Raleigh. y. G. Aug. Gov. Russeii
this afternoon received a telegram from
Solicitor Ferguson, of the Twelfth Dis
trict. dated Waynesyiile. saying that a
mob was preparing 10 lynch Burt Smith,
in jail there charged with rape, and ask
ing that the local military De placed at
the sheriffs orders. The governor or
dered Capt Struggled, OF Company II.
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Deaths In CuIpeper County.

FOsI-
Fredericksburg. Va. Aug. 2s.-Informa-
ton was received here to-day Of the death
at Richardsville. Culpeper County. Of Mrs.
Cole. wife OF Rev. W. S. Cole. we'll
known Baptist minister. From the same
county news was received to-day OF the
sudden death of Mr.. ]. William Jennings,
d prominent citizen and merchant 81 Llg-
mum. He was about forty-flve years OF
age and leaves i widow.
Rev. ]. w. T. Mcneil, former pastor at
Potomac Baptist Church, in King George
has accepted a call to GordOnsVille and
will enter upon his duties there Septem-
Der LIZ
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Mis-. Onita Coivin Dead.

Special 10 The Post.
Harrisonburg. Va. Aug. 2.-Miss Quita
COlvin. daughter Of h. II. Colvin. Of tie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. died here
yesterday afternoon AT ) o'clock. after an
Illness OF about week. though she was
not thought 10 be in any immediate oan-
ger till he morning OF her death. For
the last several years she had been IN
peer health, but prior 10 that time Fhe
was prominent in society and a s1v0rste
With all She was in her tweEty-fifth
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AgSIs>t the Appellants.


Richmond. Va, Aug. 2s.-An opinion
was handed down In the United states
Circuit Court OF Appeals to-day. Affirming
the decree Of the lower court in the case
Of Linda II. johnson. the Southern Build
ing and Loan Association. 81 al, appel
Iznts, VI. J. r. Miller. j. X Miller. 81 al.
appeIlees; appeal from the Circuit Court
OF the Cnlted States for the Wesfera
District or Virginia. al Abingdon The
opinion was written BY Judge s!monton
and suEta4ns the lower court.
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Eesth Of Mss Carrie Russell.

sP-IlsI @ iNr FesI.
Luray. Va, Aug 25.-Miss Carrie Rus
sell, daughter of Capt. Robert n Rus
sell. formerly of Ohio, died at her faith
er's residence in East Luray at an early
hour yesterday morning She had been
III with typhoid fever for some weeks
The remains were inferred in Green Hin
Cemetery, in this place. this evening
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. @. :. Kennard. of Main Street Bap-
fist Church. OF which Miss Russell was d
member
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Won TiT.t Prizes.

sptlIaI % IN- 20
Roanoke Va. Aug. &-The Roanoke BIZ
cycle meet al the driving park was largely
attended this afternoon. Otho COattie. the
champion Virginia wheelman. lowered ms
own record by three-ffrhs OF sfcond He
was the fsyorite In all the events ard car
lied OF all fist nriZes.
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AibsrmsrI. n.pti.. Association.

Special 10 The I st.
Charlottesville, Va, Aug 26.-The 10sth
annual meeting Of the Albemarle Baptist
Association, held with the Mt. Ed. Church.
near Batesville, has adjourned Hon. John
r Massey was chosen moderator; NJ c
Thomas, clerk. and the Rev. John T RAN
dolph treasurer. The next session OF the
association will be held Tuesday after the
third Sunday In next August. the Hon
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GYPSIEs HAD TO MOVE.
Their Live Stock Drspoiled the Gardens
About Falls Church.

rreCIAI 70 InH FFtT.
Falls Church, Va, Aug. G.-Late last
night band OF gypsies halted at West
Falls Church and pitched their camp. A.
a consequence several gardens were In
yaded by roaming stock early this morn
ing and an order 70 move on Was given
the g,-psIes By Town Sergt Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs r. 81. Washington. o.
East Falls Church met with sad b.
reavement last night IN the death OF their
only child. an infant son Of seven months.
Mrs. j 81 McGiH wife o. Rev. J. 81.
McC;iil rector Of historic old Falls Church,
lies critically III At her residence here.
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WRECK-STREWN COAST
Stories Of Loss of Life i'm the
Bic Storm Multiply.
SHIPS STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR

can't. CayiIier, Of the Schooner Florence
Randall, Witch Was Wrecked on Hat.
tsras, Tells Of Pour Other Uaknown YES
.sIs Which Went to Pieces survivor. Of
from a Raft-Three Craft Long Overdue.
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ws.hiagtoni.n.a q, Boiisar.

52@cisi 70 TIE Peat.
Bolivar. W. Va. Aug. Zs--AmOng the
Washlngtonians visiting here are Mrs.
Neale and children. Mrs Loeb and family
Mrs. WAITE. George y. Robinson. AFs.
Sewiin sharpe NJ VIII Carr. Miss
Shlnn. Miss White. Misz Richards. Mir.
Haas and family. and Mrs Kinney
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Dog Causes AeeidenttoGen. Gordon.

Richmond. Va. Aug . This afternoon
at Rockbridge Alum Springs. while Gea
John b. Gordon was on his way 10 his
cottage large greyhound ran in front
Of him. causing him 10 fall over it, lie
sustained bruises about the face. but was
rot seriously hurI
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2ps-iai 20 TIE Pest
Radford, Va, Aug. 3.-Luther Hall. the
thirteen-year-oid son OF /. T. Hall. was
drowned THE morning in d small pond in
the town. The boy vas IN search OF bis
COW and IL IL supposed he tried 10 cross
the pond on a small raft.
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DEATH OF JOHN HODGKIN.
He Had Been a Unique bat Respected
Character fsT Many Years.

Special TO The Post
Falls Church. Va. Aug &.-Mr. John
HoGgkin OF this place, aged seventy-seven
yeaIs, died Thursday afternoon. Uncle
Johnnie" as he was popularity known,
had been a resident Of this section all
his life and was an unique character in
many respects. He was born in Alexan-
dria, and lived there during the civil war
The funeral services will be conducted to-
morrow. interment to be in the Aiexan-
dria cemetery
About 100 members Of the Presbyterian
SUnday-school and congregation went to
Glen Echo yesterday on their annual pic
mic. chartering special trolley cars 10
carry them there. and returning after the
OpeL-air concert in the evening.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-29
BLEW OPEN THE SAFE.
Robbers Secure $3.50 ard Two Bonds from
store la suffJia.

Special TO The Post.
Suffolk, Va, Aug. 2S.-Safe-crackers en-
tered Wilroy A wilkins store between
. and , o'clock this morning and blew
open his safe. The booty secured con-
sisted Of $3.50 in cash, two bonds, and sev-
cral notes and paid checks. The safe
handle was knocked off with d sledge-
hammer and the explosive injected. The
explosion shattered windows and moved
the safe several feet
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Special % Ire Port
| HarrisonhGrg. Va. Aug. 81. Bran<on
Allen died suddenly al his home on Eliza
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yETERANTRoOPERS GATHER.
Reunion of Survivors of sixth Virginia
Cavalry Near Berryville.
Special to The Post


Berryville, Va, Avg 2i-The fourth an
nual reunion of the Sixth Regiment Of
Virginia Cavalry. Of the army Of North
ern Virginia, was held yesterday on the
farm of Mr.. A Moore. jr., near this place.
The survivors of the cavalry were ent1--
tanned by the Clarke Cavalry Association.
About 80 Confederate soldiers were pres
ent, together with their sons. Among
those present were Brig. Gen. EpDa Hun
ton, Brig. Gen. William II. Payne, Gen.
Lomas, of Warrenton; Lieut.. Col. Grims-
ley, OF Culpeper; Hon. Joseph Packard
and Rev. William NJ. Dame. of Baltimore,
and Col. Bob Ridley Eastman.
The Sixth Virginia Cavalry Association
was called TO order by its commando, Col.
Grimsley. Opening prayer was offered by
Rev. Julian Broaddus, IN absence of The
chaplain OF the regiment. Hon. A. Moore,
jr., of Berryville, was then introduced and
made an eloquent address. Col. GrImsley
responded to Mr.. Moore IN an interesting
address. Gen. HunJOn, Gen. Payne, and
Gen. Tomas were called UpOn and mide
interesting addresses, full of praise of
Company BIS bravery in battle.
A generous repast was then spreaG,
after which the Id guard lined up ard
4ttOI leu " illt llltAL >
present, as follows: Company \, of FS..'-
quier and Loud5un. 19; Company Is Of
RappahannOck, Is; Company c, of R)Ck-
ingham, 4; Company D, Of Clarke, SC;
Company Z, Pittsylvania, ,; Company +
of Alexandria and Fairfax, J; Company q,
of Halifax, l; Company III, Of Farquicr 8;
Company !, Of Orange, /, and Company
X, of LeudOun, IL.
The programme was completed by an
able address in the court house "a night
by Rev. William NJ. Dame, Of Baltimore.
EeunioG of sixty-firs: Virginia.
Norfolk, Va, Aug 23.-Company F, Of
the SiXty-first Virginia Infantry, com
manded in the late war by Gen. V. D.
GTeener. of this city, held a reunion IT
Carrsville to-day A large number OF
people attended. Ali the commissioned
officers have passed away, and the roll
was called by Sergt. j. T. Bradshaw. the
only surviving nOn-cOmmissiOned officer.
There were speeches and an old-fasnioued
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First Regiment. 10 report 20 the sheriff
and TO protect the prisoner from MOI
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-08-29

'.'..-. 'T The ICFt.
raleigh, y. G., Aug 24-The United
S.a'es steamer General Thorn has return
% 70 AeWbsTE with refugees whom II
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MORGAN.
Little Kinnskeet Life Station, ..

Schooner Robert h. Daisey ashore three and a
quarter miles south station; seven IN crew; all
ssy,d DALEY per MORGAN.
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From the wording Of the dispatch 1t
might seem that Mr.. Buchanan was from
Washington. ID. c., and not from the
town OF the same name in North Caro-
lima. There is q Mr.. George ". Buck
man living al Fifth and T streets north
west, but he knew Of no one in tie city
whose name correspondent 20 hat Di the
drowned man. Those VINO lost Jhci: lives
were evidently from Washington. y. c.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
A Per Worker

No man or women can work well. mrntally or physically, nsr perform effective service of any kisd who is burdsned with torpid liver. Coosti- patton and ds6cisnt sserstion of bile have cloRged up the organs of ths body % that they connot keep up the energy to the proper standard, hence. wesri- nsss, headaches, depression, Aekle sppetite result, All this can bs chang cd win . few dosss of PRICKLY A sn BIrTERs. It oleans the systsm thor oughly, hushe the excrstory canals, drives cut inpuri,ies, imports new life to the vital Organs and re-establish- e healthy fnnetionsl activity. which brings with it energy. strength. vieor of body and brain end cheerful spirits. Sold by TombstOne Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
AN AUTOMOBILE
I he First in Arizona Coming
 te Phenix

Phoenix has long since enjoyed the distinction O! hersel. e carriages. but investigstioD bsa sl~ays revealed thas they were drawn by mulss. Tue Re- publican ssys real surs enough automobile, however, is soon to bs one Of the attractions of Phoenix strssss and boulsvards. The parties who have lsassd the property of Mrs. Hornsr on the corner of Jefferson street anI Third avenue, for the winter. will ar- rive in . shsrt time and it is under. stood the ownership of .n up-to-dats automobile is vssted in them. They propose brin ging the vehicle to Phos
 nix to add ts the pleasure of touris, life in the southwest. /
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Dissrsms prepared by sn export for one of the large life insurance com. paniss to illustrats the comparative longevity Oi olsrgymen. farners. tsaehsrs lavysrs and doctors shsw that 42 out of every ITO ministers Ci the gospel reach ths age sf 70 The farmers come next. their proportion for 70 years of sgs bsisg 40 eat sf l7e. Next come the teachers. with 34; the
 lawyers show 25: tbs doctors are last with snly 24 out of l7o. Editors live for ever and sAnnot bs shut of by death.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
YAQU1 ATTACH
The Indians Commit Depre
 datioDs tn uexice

A dispateA fssn Ostis, sssss sf %. assa. Msxiss. eays: \ oAsd sa abssi two As,Assl .1aaui IaAiass. vhs ere oaking . ssnAssvoas scar Tsssea0- biats. attacked shs ssssh si Lssgsrdo Bsosit. near that plses. After AGht with iosss ei about fisy Nszisan eowboys. ia which ssvssst si che lat ter wsrs killed. the In1ians burned ell the ranch buiidinss aad drove oG ssveral husdrsd he'd ef cattle sad borses ints thS nsantaias. Bssuis hss bsss oa frisadly terms with the Ysquis for many yssrs. bat is allsssd have furnisAsd 0sssral Tsssss' Nsxi- esa troops with iesd suppliss recently. His fsnily was in osayaas vbsa the attack sa the ranch wss made"
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev. $. A. Danahos, psstor N. E. Church. South. PI Pleasant, W. Vs.. contracted severe cold which was attended from the beginning by voi-- lent coughing. He says: "Afeer rs- soriiog to . number of so-callsd 'speei. fcs. usually kept in the house, e no pnrpose, I purchased bottle of Cham he'Isio's Cough Remedy, which sstsd like . charm. most vheefiully so. eo1nsnd it Co the public" Fer sale by Tenbstons Drug Stoes.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

4 regular meeting oi she territorial board of medical sxamiasrs was held 3sstsrdsy. Certificates to practice were issusd se the following physicisn. Dr. Emil Woschsks of Nogalss. Dr. Nichols of Fort Thomas. and Dr. Noah BAtss and Dr. William Foss of Phos- pix.-Rspubliean.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

4 bslstsd spsing pct sings to Uncle San h tais vise: "opain haA listls lsnb. the slisksss Isnb aseana. 0bs sold the lamb e Ussls esa ioe tveasy nillioas dewa. Thsn Sammy tosk is by the tall. @ Led is hone. yos knsv 1; the mutton rsss. turned eat . bsas. aAA Sea ssa't iss t es." e,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

B. A. Packard, adaisistrs;sr .; che essats of Dsaisl D. Rc>s, dsesassd, has started suit ia ths District Court sgsiass HutuA Life Issusa,es Gen. psny. of New YosA. e recover . oS, co issursass policy ups. the life si Mr. kess.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
rhs rs,srssd \ nAA srai. solli

Ths rspested Y v ( \ trais coils. jsa e .Chssssdsa pssved to bs ss snsss Inssssd oi . ssllisiss tbs ssssD c 6slay wss . iafss wasbsss. ssvsrai hundssd yas6s ia Issgss. vhssh kses shs ,sais uaA wssetias sse~s bssy q hssss. shs bsssk bsias sspaissd stsss l3 s'slssk lass si0he b uas sse shs ssssh bsssd pesses- -. \ CT Vas dltshsd tss - sseioss daoaos doaA
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Jas Mesris ed wife. Thes Dessoy snd Manuel Esssbess ssenzssd tbis morning fssa Nse1sisss whore shss went Co attend shs 6ssta. They se- post shs city esswdsd wish visitors ssA sigh.sssss ed s6s ists sisiniss the astsusisa ei tbs nsxisss PsDuisse. 4 eood aoo Was he'd.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

The Supreme court of the terri tory is to meet this month. At tais session the fate of the appeal in q . Hsldsrmsn brothers ease will bs dscid- sl. Is is probable the court will adjourn to their regular meeting in January without taking sctisn on any recently filed eases as the spscial session.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Jsdgs Jas Rsbiason hes usvsa into his nsw lsw s0ss, formerly ss- supssA by the Dssk sf Temhstoas. The e1kcs hes bssa nicely 1sssd up. is sennedisus ssd attractive ssd the Jsdgs will bs pIsassd e nssS his fsio1ds aad clients e his ns1 aussts.s.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Asisous was rspssssstsd at the Aossieaa l.ssitsts oi Aising Es- ginssss ss Ssn Rransises O Sept. Ssh in the Dsrsons ef ". T. Blsks and Theo. .. Comstook.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

The key e health c ia ths kiAssys ed lyss. KssD tbsss oFgsss assivs Jsai ysS AAvs health, sessesth ed shsssiul sDisits. Hsiskly Ash Dsttsss is I . ssioulsss ies che tidnsys, ssgulasss ths hvss. sss0ssh tDd bowsls. 4 eslAsn hoesshojd ssDsdy. Fer sals by Tonbstons DSuG sssre.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Cleaass the liver std bowels. and regulate the syssso by usiog Piskly Ash B,ttsrs. ls creates ssi sussaiss snsrgy. 6s'd by the 1snbssons Crug 0lsFo.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

eomes so sooa to this tragic end
 IT men wouid only take the mot com non sense pfecautious against the en- eroachments of ill-health, tkere would be fewer houses of mourning, and fewer women left alone almost helpless before tbe battle of life is half over. A man's liver and stomach are twin machines that work together, either to make of rnaaxe. If they work wrong, they deplets sad poison bis blood. Impure and impover- ished blood mean sickness and death. IT
 hey work right, they purify ssd enr;-' 7 - hiooa ! isar w'..s> ,0-i | '.
 ..e a-sl -. .aS-c .syst g. a.s.. cannot oe rahea.hy. Headaches, b.iiousaess. in- digestion and costiveness which men gen. craily disregard, arc Natures warnings that the twin mechanism. stomach and liver. is working against, instead of for cry is the best medicine to use under these rects all disosdep oftbe digestiou, invigor- s1es the liver and 6lIs the artrIies with rich,p4 healtiy Mood AS an invigorat- ing.~4o1l0nsive. tonic, it is far superior to all the na3e eues4cts. It is the great blood maker asd sh-bailder. It eocs rot build s1ckly, Asbby hf = cod liver oil does, but the kfu, muscul6 tissues of health.
 nnSeT, Pa, c( 65s Mp~sersy Street Resding, -. "J have been very poog ia hesith. I sui Ssed yfs 2 r.aaing s2ee ieE. l tried many ri --i;ef -,~- r>e .,,--r te. .es cf Gold. g, s>.;oas -,;<1-rr5T' <,-d e.: sr.' fi4; e=i ---
 ry ri.ssa cla T v '.' ss s-z'-- 2 'ia: 2 .soft
 . .s., 1raa
 If1-s-.-r,1 -cr f'esaS's i--.s.-.. fxi;e.s sss sssssiosk.Ss ssS .s,ssusnesA
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
Two days oa,l arrived ssdsy.

Justice W D Nenmenisr sf Psarss. was ia rombstoas ssdsy sa basiasss matter.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

4. R. Dsgg . mining man of Lss Angelss is . Tonbssoss visitos, Ns Dsgg is here to iospsss ssae copper propsrtiss in the Drsseeas.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Probate Jades Dradlsy sstusnsd thls norning frsa Tuessn whsse hs won't on . flying tsip.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

Hsys you ssy skia dissasest # e take blood purifier. ra.asrs Osssa- parills is the bsss for sale by Tonb- Drug store. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
THE BLADES.

The pleasan. eject and perfect; safety with which ladies may use Syrup sf Figs. under all eoeditions, makes it their favorite remedy. To get the trug and genuine article, look ,or ths name of the California Fix Syrup Co. printed scar the bottom sfthe package. Fer sale by all druggists.
 Two days oa,l arrived tsdsy.
 SuoervisoH Y. O. Bontoa retusn02 today froa Bisbss.
 Chass and Sanbsrus faneus eoHes sosved as the Can CGu. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06

"Mexicsu Neuralgia and Toothachs cure," quick, harmless cure. 25 cts. Tombstone Drug store. ti
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ARIZONA ANpi SOUTHEASTERN R. R
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-06
NEW MEXICO a ARIZONA R.R.

Daily. Pacific time
 ]. ]. FREY. General Manager. NAucLk, E. ]. G1BsoH. Assistant SenerA Manager. Train Master
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-16
A Boston Litterateur.

We think the palm must be accorded tc
Thomas W. Higginson as the most attrac-
tive and interesting writer of the resent
generation of literatary men. He lives in
Cambridge, but he is essentially of the
Boston school. Longfellow and Emerson
and Whittier are always regarded as cen
tring here, though their days more than
their nights were passed in Boston. Mr..
Higginson's volume Of "reminiscences, EN-
/ titled ''Cheerful Yesterdays,' is, to a
great extent history, and good deal of it
is Boston history. We have before spoken
of it as the best book of its kind that has
been published in this country. Mr.. Hlg-
ginson has in a sense supplemented it by
another volume which he calls ''Contem-
poraries. - 1t contains his views of the
distinguished men he has known, and with
many of whom he has lived in intimacy,
IN his generation. They embody conden-
sed biographies of such distinguished peo-
pie as Emerson, Theodore Parker, Whit
tier, Mrs. Child, Helen Jackson, Garrison,
Phillips, Sumner, Dr. 5. G. Howe and
others, bringing the characters of
these people as they appeared to Col, Hig-
glnson wildly before the reader, are en-
livened by anecdote, and have the graceful
and fascinating style of tleir author.
There is fine analysis of Gen. Grant in
his personal traits that brought him into
world distinction also in the volume.
There is a good deal of history in this
book as well as it's predecessor, and it is
brought out in surprisingly entertaining
manner. Boston Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-16
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Things That Other People Do.

The man who does his best to make the
world better place,
Whose heart is pure, who dares to look his
neighbor in the face,
Is not the one who takes delight in holding
up to view
And soothing at the foolish things that other
people do.
The man who gains the noble height where
fame and honor wait
Wins no delight from petty spite, he gives
no hee0 to hate,
For he has little chance to reach the distant
summit who
Gives up his time to smudging things that
other people do.
I like the honest man who tries to keen away
from siu
I like the man who seeks to rise, but does
no wrong to win
The world is brighter for the day spent in
his presence who
Can keep from finding fault with things that
other people do.
rs. E. Riser in Chicago Times. Herald.