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Vol. XVII. | {wX££*KEBz..} Gaatonla, N. C„ March 26. i8»6.
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BAB ON WOMANS WAGES.
A PRACTICAL EARS LUG OP THU
MPOBTAIT SUBJECT.
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pw*» >ya<itn-T» umm wm
»•*'' Worir~aWaklH On* (Ml.
lat-Wnmi as rkriwllaiMa
BV touts Bcoubllo.
Bren tbe moat learned at magaslnse
tbluka It worth while to take ap the
question of the wages paid to women,
and whether they really earn them or
not. 1 do not know why this old
Joeatioa has been brought ap, because
folly beiiero that wbtrum civlllza
uon exists the womstt whose work Is
ou a par with man’s gets a man's sala
ry. Bat you see that will come-1
do believe that, under malty circum
stance. women do more work for tbe
same mooer than men do. because it
In the nature of a woman to busy bar
aelf shoot that whloh her hand Ondeth
to do. A business man sc gages a
woman typewriter; four duya after Iter
arrival she is out only doing aU tlie
work iuvolved undoc the heed of sten
ography and typewriting, but. tsa to
one, sbe is keeping the office iu order—
1 don’t mean sweeping It, but making
It neat-running tbe latter book, and
doing tbe hundred and one things that
are lequlrvd, but which a man aleoog
rapber would scorn to do. I don’t
know but that bo Is right. He la hired
an stenographer end private secretary,
not hs man of all work; but women—
well, my friend, women usually need
tbe money so badly they are willing to
give tbs brlping baud wherever it is
needed and forget Unit by so doing they
leaaso tbe yalus of tbelr services.
nous vnoinoMi adyiob.
Da you think I am wrong ? No, I
am not.
Tha wit* woman will do that which
she la hired to do do, do It well, and,
except in the other ease of an eater
noey, let the work of others alone
I agree with the learned magaetne In
ooe impact: Women will never ba
physically, at to oompete with man.
Their serve* are fleet, strung on a
more aenaiUv* chord, and, being wom
en. they throw heart and body Into
whatever they may ba doiog, with tbe
result that, while It la wall done, the
woman herself la worn out and fitted
only for reek Than base bean ar
ticles written on bow woman should
work, how they should live, bow they
should set and how they should have
their being, until ooe would think that
tha average woman was so drank with
advice, eba found Banding no bar feet
with Armnaae somewhat diScsU. Of
ooeraa, that woman have to work out
side tha bom* la a misfortune. But
that they do la a tank They nan
athrva, bat It la not a pleasant mod*
of death, and moat of them bay* a
strange fancy for dinging to life, poor
aa It la, that la wooderfrt. Mrs. Tom
Brown, who last year waa aa many aa
a grig, did net think there was a
trouble in life and believad that Tom
Brown waa the greatest man on earth,
to-day face* a problem. Tom Brown
baa failed and I act and of being man
enough to go out and lonk for work of
any kind, no mutter what U Is, be aits
at bom* and aaftane and worrits and
blamea bis trouble on everybody but
hta own aboctafghted self. To the
meantime, food, coal and stood
are needed. Poverty has If anything
Increased the appetite* of the children
and Mrs. Toco Brown says to hereair
being a loving woman, “Poor Tom, ba
own’t help It; but I'll try and gat some
thing to do." Mistake number ooe.
Tbe cbsnctw are that if Tom Brown
* bad seen bis wife and children hungry
and cold, and realized that lbey would
•Urve or freeze unlem lie worked for
them, it might bav* made a man of
him, and lie would have started out
and riODe something. Or tried to. Aa
It I*, he says: "I oan’t da anything;
the world Is against me; it she wants
to, lot Mary try."
wnmna >ou baoaxikxs.
And Mery dose try, Poor, foolish
Mary) She has read of tha Immense
amount of money made by Mrs. Hum
phrey w*rd. of lb* great earn* earned
by Mr*. Burns**, and aba site down
and write* a story. And while aha (a
writing the atery the Brown family go
In debt to tha grocer and tb* butcher,
sod the milkman, and the baker. And
the story oomro back to Mary, and she
eooclndaa that the editor or tost mag
szioe la a fool. And thru It come*
back from soother, mad she oonelad«a
that lb* editor of Uiat magaslna la In
fluenced by other woman not to take
tb* work of other women. Than that
poor story oomaa back from soother
magaslna. and than Mary doaa wbat
aba ought to bav* dona In tb* first
pUea—put* tb* story In Urn Ira and
warm* the children by tk Do 1 under
Mt Mtn I eOtlltv r HO. Uat tlM
woman who eon write 0 good, original
atorr la not treated m Mary la, and, la
addlUoo, alw forgot that eoeoamoflba
pan oomaa to the tew. for, after ad, in
friend, the woeoea who aaka ■ooa
■oaoy with their moo are tew, Tory
few. What woo MI adyta her to dot
Pat all tha child re a to had aad think
•while Thick Cod thick, oatM the
koowi what aha ooa de baa. If ha
taloct IIm la tha baklag of oakaaod
*>o«o*
tton of ddloty dlaaa, and thta to a grmt
teWnt lbaa, If Mary la wtoa, eho%rUl
go to ihoee aMgMort wboaa eooka art
poa. wbu baoa *e knowledge ortho
groat ait oCooohtag thomatea end oha
will tat thea know that aha wM aaka
for a proper prim wfceUrer they aay
need to tth aooUl Mao. Tha deviled
rgga ter deader a too tag's tea, tha
light, ladf sake, that to a Joy to tba
taste. agfcaara to tbotyaa. aad act m
laooH to the ataaaeh; tha aaa* aalada
that the area like, a tea dainty pad
dings that tba whole famOy enjoy,
Mary ooa aaka to ordar. Now. if
Mery boa a talest far oooklag and
jaanagee properly, abo oan In bar owa
Utile town, aaha an laenaa that
ought to ebaaa Tom, bat whW*
doeeo'i though It will bmp that awful
waif, Dsbt, from tba door.
INwINy, Mary1* tetoot to with bar
oaadto. aha «aa taka tba Boast of
eaabrio usedtos, a vary eebweb of
thread and bemtoltob tba daiataaf of
Un«M. Ob, 1*0, aba needn't embroider
center pieces or doylies o» tea slot he,
the world to fall of them Instead ibe
mn go to little Mn. Matron aorom the
way, who la yoeng and happy. and the
nan offer to make far ail the tiny little
drveme. the pretty petticoats, the fun
ny little oapa that are to be worn by
tba moat wonderful baby In all tlw
world. And doing thin work anu do
ing it wall will oaose Mary's rapntatlou
to spread, and It la ponlble that aha
■ay bar* to teeoh bar oldaat girl to
help her wheu the orders am many,
And Tom ? Ob, well, Tom Is a man,
and be will tot Mary earn the mosey
while be tells tbe men bow whan a fel
low la married lie ought to bo master
in UU house. And Mary will continue
to loro him. Tor suoli is the nature
of woman.
CULTIVATION or KLOWKM.
Or, else, It may be that whenever
Ms it rtWska a flower lu the ground. It
blossoms aud la sweat; end the neigh
bore coins to her and beg an orange
blomnni for tha bride, a nosegay for
somebody who la sick, or some white
roans for somaoee wbo bss oloeed her
wree to this world and tta worries.
Why should Mary write poor sloriss
wheu site eau grow good Aowera ? The
boys help her make a pit, aud papered
it, so to say, with bundles of straw,
and covered it with old glass, aud
Mary bad hundreds of violets for Kits
tar duoday as her offering whim her
neighbors tuul none. U ta a curious
thing but Aowera know when people
love them and grow and bioeaom under
tha bauds that express tenderness in
luocnmg urem. Mary may reel like
Bailing her soul when abn takes matey
for three lovely blossoms, bat ehele not
she Is earing her eoal toy trying to bo
honest. Yon think there things are
not partible? I here not told too of
ooa oaaa that la not true, and io which
a really and rightly Mary did not man
age to aara tba bread and batter, area
If abe could Dot compere the raspberry
Jam upon It
TUB WOHiH WHO AaKMD Buka'SSDVICB
I some) loss think It le tbs woman
who hare bean moat gently bred who
are most willing to da that bonsai
work which their beads dod for them
to do. The world and all of ns In It
bare a fashion of Jeering at boardiog
bo«rea. aad yet, ikuow aomorehooaat
way end no more womanly way for a
woman to earn bar living than by
making a home for tboea who bare
none. Unfortunately, moat woman do
not look at thla la the right way.
They mart mat with the determination
to make re much mooay sod give re
little noaakleratloa as possible, forget
ting that everything pot In tba market
le only worth tba market prtoa. Con
sequently, aba who oflere to her board
ers an antldy table, a badly oooked
dinner, room* nut property oared for
and none of the polltsaeos which a
hotelkeeper shows nt* gnaata need not
aspeot to make enough money to pay
ber landlord. Good Booking does not
oust any more than that wbiob la bad,
and only a little more care Is required
to achieve e dainty table than an un
tidy ooa. Some time ago a young
woman came to me who was eager to
make liar livlag. ghe waa alone In tba
world, except—and always when a
woman naeda to earn ber linns there
oomes that exoepc—for one old lady
who depended on ber. She hod a little
money sod a few diamonds, and site
j thought eke would succeed on a news
paper. I threw my whole eoal In my
talk to her. Generally. I do not in
dulge In that worst or vie#*—advice—
but in this ease ( did, and Uie result I*
sucoe**.
Title young woman rented a email
Itouee In Uie neighborhood of the big
clubs; she got a man friend In each
olub to per in It her to um bis name on
her cards, which were business oar If,
and nothing else. They stated that
the would reot comfortable rooms at n
mtaoueMe price; that aha would serve
light breakfast It desired, and Uist a
valet would come every morning to
attend Uioee gentleman who wished
bit servlets. The Oret monthi she lost
money, but ber diamonds went Into
oewn that tier rent for the next caonUj
mtgt be paid In advance, and at Um
end of that time she had made enough
money to pay the rent, though ibe
furniture end veWt were still a loss
However. 1 used to see her and oheer
ber up, and we would have a lovely ory
together. In four months’ time her
t»ouae wee full Mow abe is making
moot/, i he furniture Is paid for king
ago, and site says she doesn't believe
any lodger will leave null] lie dies.
•RX KgPT IIBB WORD.
Oeoaose? Beoenae ebe has given
what aha promised- value for veins
received. Instead of om aenall towel,
stroogly suggestive of a dinner napkin
the towel reeks In the bed rooms are
oorerea with gnat Mg mm, each M
men Ilka, rad there ara daouk one*,
rad roagb onw, rad Tnrklah mm
Th* mom* nr* kept hramhlk Ttm
both room*, on «not) door do net hay*
lnonaoornara ooOactloo of broowa
rad dote prao, lo naotbor Utroe or
tool tnraka pOad ate while th* hot
water doaaa't ru utfl U o'oloek In
the morning, and ao water ran* after
II o’olaek at night, Th* tabltwlf
daw not require a thorough bath ba
ton oaa aoton It, bat than Uncom
fortable chair, foot bath, plenty
of to wale end a bathtub that ahfom ao
you oas aw year Cana fa it. Tha only
mint wada to footed la tha bath
"After aaing tha bath, walla
i
_r< ua m
--at a note of fifty
wo to a wonting. It aoaatote of a pat
of tha hate ooffaa, boding oat, rat tap*
two fmte ruO* a pot of freak halier.
«* boiling .o4 tepid, milk,
nd all thin la enrrad on dainty notary
and la dailaaU china.
Than an n* rata aad ragntottoaa.
U Mr. Bargain}? fasciae oomlng la al
* lo Uw morning and oot getting u(
aaUl 8 the next afteroooa, that taeo
Urely bit business, and as my frond
rafoasd to reoetve any bat jintliNin
•bo bad lefereaoes In bar haute, aha
data oot Ant Lbs enondala that oe
eaaluoally arias la boaaaa where people
are not known.
OATBRcra to muft w awts.
po I thick keeping a board log-house
Uoaa? work? I do not. Bat I think
If women want to make moiN? eat of
It. tbe? bad bettor Sod oat what tbalr
boarders woo Id Ilka, and eator to the
proota who pay them. The average
landlady teem* to regard her boarders
“ •«*nrie», wretched people from
wboto AT to net try to get Ue moat
•cd glye the leut My friend, this It
oot the way to eucaeed In baatoem,
and If women must go into ItuaJoeai let
them ehow wliat floe creatures they
arr l>y making soeetawa of wlwtever
they nndarttke. Mias Determination,
wlio baa taken ber degree aa a lawyer,
*e»ffe al lba vary feminine way* by
which I think a woman can earn Iter
llvlog. Bat t wonder Bow many catee
•he baa liad that havn bean paid fur. t
•oppose a woman lawyer Is all right but
I prefer a man to conduct any cans la
which I way be Interested. Mlaa Chat
ter scoff* at my quiet way* of tnakiaa
Jgpucy. for nbe is a doctor; eomabnw I
wonder If there aren’t Utnea when,
like nil other women, ehe la caprtcloai
and nnrvuui and wlahaa she were daod,
end I eonolude that 1 would rather
have a man, stopid though he may be,
to attend me when 1 am 111. to Sod
fault with me If I have not taken (oral
earn of myodf, and to make me o»n
•clou* of the fact that I am golug to
get well.
It owy be uuly Ignorance, but t
don’t like to think of Mt*e Dntnmjios
lton in court pleading for some b-rrld
wrvtob who It guilty, and for whom
■bu is tureed lotto. Houratly, I would
ratlier the men would do tha dirty
work. Tbtt sounds vary mean, but It
to trui. I don’t lllta to think of little
Him Chatter, who to going to marry
yoor too or your oaignW’u non, corn
log into a sink room with n buaJmws
llka air, feeling yoor Dutoe nod making
a doobtfol statement. Ob, [ am glad
irnhe nan ba a norm; I am glad if liar
Him, to cool and soft, oan touch tha
hot forehead aod make It aaam batter,
bat 1 don’t fancy women lawara and
women doctors aod woman prnanheie.
I think wn want to Bathing bigger,
physically, than ourselves, to All three
positions. Men may not oompaiw with
aa mentally, hot they are greater (sod.
no matter what you my. fan will here
to acknowledge that this to trne) phy
sically. They were bnllt that way;
aod we can talk about a new woman
end a new century, and everything
elm new that we Ilka, bet It to the aid
man that we stick to. That one wtwm
arms an etroog enonrh to anfold at,
when wear*happy; that one whole
tender enough to sympathise with 01.
when we are unhappy, and that one
who la eooogb man and aoongb hoy to
be n rock of refuge In trouble, nod as
Interesting companion at all other
Umee. They are always talking about
Uie new woman, and never about the
new man. Thank goodness (or this I
For generation* bank, the same type of
men hasmttoAed the best of women—
the man who to honest because It to
right; tbe man who Is big, mentally
and phytooaUy, because he to a man;
and the man who to tender end loving
nod oooiidenu* because you are a
woman, aud he lores you: and In that
love be has a qoaer little pity for yon
because you are a arornau; and yet Its
wouldn’t love you If yon were anything
else. Here’s to tbe old men t Ton
loved blid; yoor neighbor loved him;
and, with all liia faults and all hi*
virtue*, and because he to wlud- be Is,
ardently loved by— Bau.
Advert letae a Ml Lewie.
Ttoo Her* rare Trade.
The advertising of a Arm to built on
regular and auremaire steps. For tbe
great voice In the newspaper tells the
world that John Smith bits something
to mil, what It Is good for, wbat it
coats, aod errata* In tha customer a
desire to dud out more about It and tv
buy it. Then comm the customer to
the store. Aa attractive store list n
greet deal Pi do right hare, and the
customer meets lbo man who I* going
to do the selling.
Up tv this time lb* advertisement
has (men a sort of letter of introduction
of customer to salesman. Now this la
where a Aret-clam salesman shines.
The salostaKn baa must of the question
to decide a* to wlmtliar tha customer
will buy tbe goods or net. Of oourae,
eoudltlima may prevent even tbe brat
ealmman from making n Ml*, hut a
great many timet he to tho master of
tbe situation end oan make tbe adver
tising of tbe Arm pay or not pay.
Then there ie another point: Tha
good* may not be eo g»od as Um cus
tomer believed them, so that even a
good salesman cannot sell U:*m.
That1* the fault of the advert toe a anti
ID IM Dm puuw.
To mak« ndvartlaiiig pay. yon hava
to (tart—Dana aa la logic— with right
pram Ian. If yoar advartlnnanU art
good aad In Uw right ptaoaa to attraot
oMtoann; IT yoar *toro la attractive;
ir yoar aaoda oca tha mom aa you and
they wan, and If yoar aalnatan an
aapabia, thara'i bound to ho a nta,
aowa prodt aad aona paying advartla*
tag. Vadarthoaa onndKIoaa, alooa,
yoar adnrtlaing oaaoot halp bat pay.
But If oaa of tba oondlUoaa or “prana
Inn” an oat right yoar admtutng
nay not pay.
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MU Arp la Atlaou
A erurl man la Uta —mot creator*
that the Lord me mode. Th* atory
•T the laquiatUoti with It* reek* ami
wheel* end Srea ami hooka to the mm
•wfal imy that wm srer wmtM
When 1 w»e • boy | read TWb “Book
•f Hartyn," and i tonal raoorwed
from It pa Tba wont two word* ia
the Boat Mb language era tartar* and
torment, aad they both cone* (root the
•mm Lmin ward, that areas U twtot,
«• tom. to eerew dowa, to pet la
■grey. Torture |a a lerepnrary ra
Mdtowt and law aa ,
boUuraaot gooaoBaadeo aatlli ^
re attesting about the torture of
humankind, but hare fust read about
boW they make "pate (to Me grew"
and papain, sod It reads ret etekT It
a tot reread my wile a»d toy daughter*,
aad though tMha things boo sure ooiy
fares nod pig* tbeptoun not aoree Into
our boon, ffttri Bcrch Is dud but
where ia tbo ttoototy lor the freewill aw
of CreeKy to Antreato » Where to the
spirit af Urn Ueeto Totoe, who woolda*
kill a fly. but pot hire out of the win
dow, and laid: “Now go, you llula
pest; the world to Mg aoougta for you
and me." Where to lire apirU of Oaw
par, who eayw "1 would not ester
npon rey Itot of Maoda the area who
tmedlattoy nets foot upea a worm F’
Them to no more baaotifol trait in
human character than mercy. Mercy
to autn and banal and bird and lorect.
Stmkaapaarw sets that "meray to nobll
tty'a Iran tadga." I read u bout
equtrreli and rmbblu and bird*, and
fait proud whan I brought borne a
good lot or gamo, bat I know now that
It wm all wrong. What right bad I
to kill Urn happy lnuooeut create me
that God had read* t
Bnt juot to read what to going oa at
bteasborg In tbo production of pete dr
fols grea It enough to horrify anybody.
A peasant than >■ wealthy aohtldlng
to hie qntnbvr of garea aad their Ilrrre
are prepared ror wo eppAtitea or tt*e
rich by torture and torment of tba
moat exqlalte klad. Before aver a
young guoae baa Uld an egg it* Mi art
nailed by tba laga to a plank and tne
plank eat before a Bra. Ita ayoa are
burned oat and tbcre the pour bird
May* nod atenma for *4* month* until
ita liver is dUteodad and the ditaaeed
IMit enlarge* from 40 to 00 par oetr.
The children of peasant* raan down
food in 1U throat thru* Umen a day
until It la fall np to Urn guxxt*, and
Uiay seam to enjoy tba fun or Itataulng
to tha croaking* of pain that the poor
bird makes. Hot a drop of water to
allowed to elask ita burning thirst,
nod this treatment goes on far wuaka
and mouths until tlM Hear to ail right
—for the syiowres aad gourmands,
who fancy this food at three aad four
dollar* a oan. Ail 1 want to know
about a man imiw to whether be eata
goose liver or not That* tortured,
tormented, harmlret, Suffering birds
are re bed by tha mm of tboaaand* at
Otraabarg. It to th* grant Indaatry
and support* tbu major part of tba
pnpnUtlou. Tb* pau da tote gras ta
as ported to tbto eoautry and oUior
ooun tries that oUdm a Cbriatlaa otvfl
taatlou. How. altboogli U*ary Bergfe
(a dead, why can wo not limit tbto
bwstn*** to goma astaat by patting an
embargo upon ita lm port ail o# to tbto
ockidtry T Are wo n aaUoo of bntaa
aad barbarians T I reckon wear*. far
It aaama that tha prodaetloo of papain
la aaarfy as- aroal, aadaow papain la
tba moat popular reready far tadfgaa
ttoa. latlgaMtan lathe great national
malady, and pepsin to m pc read to baa
reread/ for It. Young beahby pfga
are plaoad io Mparela Malta and fad
Bberally aiM that are fbt aad roaad
aadtbagaMrto jotare ta fall vjgur.
AQ of a auddaa iba fcadtag to Mapped
aad eUrvatloa to th* next tup la
•rdar. Tbto gM* oa far * weak until
tb* pig to not only mvanons, bat
dtopsrntolv rabid far mreatking U oat.
Thagwairto jatoaa frees ovary portal
th* animal flow to too stomaob la
man* of anarethtag ta toad upon.
, Thoa tho taM pcnam amw atWi I*
topuoojaa* oatoUaWi* Man apoa ef
hot —‘— aotato wM. taM miM
; tTtotoaUreatataath* daaire
1 of tba poor boeury aalmal aad aaaam
, ovary vela aad Urea* to mad it*
i hungry jatoM to tba Momsab ta aaMot
pattaa of a frank Tba pto gore th*
i odor aad aothlap reore, aai fare lima
; tba koMb to IhroM tat* Ita baart aad
tbaMnmaeb gntakly <*enad aad tba
peotrle Juice qulokly Ukao m aad pat
Intoeaaaaad bitHto forth* larefia
who hare bran pandar 11rani tea
with “patoda Ms gms,'* er for the
«ck)y totaata whoa* «Uh daaa aot
agree with Uwok
What la tha world Maria* ta F to
nah woaMy thaMlaaafhoaaaa Mat
It did oot naa ta ha Qarea areata ad
much minaquraoa. tala panda aaaat
haa hot owe wiaud wfl] atead hy har
nan aod guard it while aba aha ao har
egt*< aad when aha lara there tor
fuod ha will eaonrt har to tha areai aad
rerert har bark wlth.dhp.lty that la
Ireprreatra. ( bore gnat rrepret tor
S~~— WtdaadwM urereretta
thta fltonowolt Jaakaua M whan
twtoro the hot)* he pmywd aad
■old: “Lord holy tbair •ooia-bow gtre
them”—well, Mat warn Hconawatl'B
way. Tnere ore oeorlr a retMon pare
•lonnra now. aad wo A oil wool nay
reoto. Tnere are raewit choir* enough
to nor huaoejioU. Thar* ore Ihrea Ta
oor, red wtodrenr thtotoafttare
reta tha kindred to whom tbay were
drer. I thnuaht wo wera to hare
arbitration ..boot there net town! dta
torbanere. There mo bat Utreo dure
ofpreptowho want war, aad limy are
all hamttore are There aretbapra
ferelnonl aoMInra—tba Went Pointare
aod regular*, whore pmfaaal.a la to
total, and whnarek ghwy aod prow*
UoD rrgardlare of who or what tbay
nr# Oahting tor. Phan that* are tha
orenaf-mturm, who Make arrey aop
Hhoand oaprottogtt rtah Nka may
did to tha laat ahrti war. Aad laat.
hot aot toaat. ap. tha thoaaaadarf
rretlre*, toarttree. aapcoareooos pan.
pla who aay they ain't ba woaatad bat
may ba battond by a war. Ebupla
talk ebaot tha aaakar of a aalre world
and a loag preoa, aad ona aotad wrttar
•ay* that army remain oaght ta tare
a ww at toret aaoa to « ymua ao aa to
bUl off Ito wortMare papatotlaa. TMa
to cold, hard and hreitlita phkaaiphy
UwaaooM took oat tha raa«buto
nod ptaoa there to tta front A might
do, hot wo ono’t. la tha laat war am
laat lha dowre at oar youth, aad It A
alwayeaa. Tha regntooda aad •koto
re* and dodceia aaeapa. It tagaaorally
a rleh aren't war aad a poor aab
fight.
But MW It la about Um that IhaG.
A. B.*« were rwaelodlng ttatr action
declining to play wth tta bora In gray
next Jaty In X«w York, Wbra tha
war with old Jabn Bad ra linmlaaot
our northern twathrau ware wary low
ing, and Inwltad aa ta ooum owar, Ml
an wu Band up fur a tarlax raoaloo of
patriots In Xew Vort next liaair,
and um prnonusoa* waa all tarda out
by Editor Dana. Bat Um stub of
war diapantrd and uar brwtbian ooe
oludod that. wooMol auad aa, aad
broke ap tba Besting. Bat, now, than
to aantbar war fMalwmt. aad aayto
tbay win oall at again. It's Mighty
hard to heap friendly with snob neigh
bors. Xut lung ago 1 wad riding oesr
land through tta souetry andssaatad
tli rae dun Ida toners la a trip of ton
lahea. Thu neighbor! wnuldon avtgh
bor. They veto at oota, aad aaoh
■Mill hia owa feaes. O a ar tta attar
waa m tksan sun. Oa Mm fraoa la
enough fawtwuro nrlglibara, aad wtaw
you aaa two It's a bad aig.t. But 1
MkM ww oaa Maud it If they aaa. If
war dnesontss on our bira wilt haw* to
do right smart of tba light lag. aadttaa
tta poawlan amr will drop down
Mila way, and Maylw that's what 14 tta
■aU4r. Wa ara glad to tea that aoifla
of that Mowey la atraalnird down Iwra
already. That YMraamM oMthnoodt to
an aplando that to aa aaaaowntatd* m
It to sudden. Peer A OOP p. nph< faMl
™ MrBI^XP ~ IA* *w BP
4»wu a poo aa wtthuat warning aad
ara bolMing a sUy to oar ptaa woods.
Ttalr poaaloa weary. It to tab),
•Mounts to nearly oto.OOO a year,
a»d lliatr aiuaradas krap aoialag.
OkaiMtro X«M. an.
Dr. A oral Abound*, af Ml. Holly,
Is In town to-day, the feat af kM ton,
Dr. Ohaa. L. Alrxaid*. Dr. A msl to
an mart with rad and Bad, aad
Saturday ta bod aa axparl a* Oat
auuaps Um atdaat angtor. Ho eaagkt
tana's orwefc, aad all at «m» Ms art
ta*M tahaylag la ah add dkaaair,
Aidttag oh tta wav* an If tta toad had
taoa ratoaaad (mi Um Knit Tta
D.wuw pollod oa bla Mm and draw ap
n Mi ■oakrat. Tta bonk tad aaagbt
M tba aaldal's paw. Tta htotat
Mat boon stub* oa tta botta* of tta
SiSS**
-d that branch
of Uw work, aid the lata Krohard M.
Hoat was the arehltmt of ell the
kaildlaga, which, fur thutr mml
mjrllart agtat an dm
earth. Them am on gleam m luruua
Uadaan egeal Mr. .VaadcrMlfk for
•laganea, onmfert aad aearanlruaa.
a^ ha la gathering them a auilMUaa
af works <d art that ar-mld make U
fiMham If It bad aa other attraction.
BUartatdah Ida haraa, hta diarlat Ma
Kfc22^Sta,2u!Sm£««
all ao the mm grand aaata. Ua baa
aadartakm ta faratah tbs higkaat
puwMti of tba aok-nea of food
Ihd u> taka abarga of bla exparimeoU.
and par* llrw aatanaa that am oam
■aaaarata with their anrrtem. Ihm
am Oaraiaaa aad rraaebtara aad
am aanaMymm of Mglt profmaluoal
mpatatlna. who am attached to not
ramlttaa la tha Old World, aad speed
looking altar their raapeatlm dapait
amtl White tha work baa Botpat
haaa mrrfel Car anoagh to mow tha
imdta, tha pamlhStfig afaarfalaa**
2TS5&& T“4^*“',“w*
**I aoaaMor hta work tham Jortaa
Imaurtant to tha agrtaaltaral Utorvata
ofUtta country aa tha Department of
AgnoaHumai W.mUgtoa. Ha to
pfoja atom man thM 1 ham aadar my
manta, aad I think ha ta wending
wtagywfWTfm ihwOMcma
■apraartolm lor thta department, at
though I da not know hta dgama. Ha
iU&’a'zzs ssJns
tSllrtril'aarrioa'ralaL *1?a^ati’wto
la ataoloyad at a dollar a da* tothaval
dtrtabowa that b*I* capita*ofaowa
thlof tatter, hto wort aad bit aragaa
tta both advanced, aod tta am rule
apgllw to onrybody oa tta ratal*.
"If ttara wan owthlng ala* to ta
MVrtWrt Mr. Vanderbilt la. at
oUtatlOa tta? artl! 7on>lat> totem life
nnMao aad taacbaia Per ttalaotrea
lloo afttaraat awaklod. aod I Baal
wta taa tba brah« awd tta bawavotaao*
to devote hla wealth to aSard tta gob
hooota totata ataeet taaoaotnan,
arrttaatora. agrVrokure, faraatry,
TtaaoltWta. Aottatag. tael ataSriag,
road ataklng. aid altar aaeOtl inUann
^^Tbe iwgla dial than talk abmt
Mr. Taad rttala tavoaUagteTraUfy
bio MNe mod gride, lo gravida Maori**
for Mo apatite, tad aagoMoaut dla
glayo to iaUor M* vanity. tat tba g.wr
oraatowo 4o tat oatogtatand tta Aral
Uttar In til* aMtatat of MaaatWUon
Ttatr VMba* I* oot bftad aOtagk. tbair
beteWgtooa lo wit aaWataat to *tmi
a rtagM fragOMil af tta Idea ho I* da
vrt>tdwg.aa4 whiMltay l*a«te*Urat
It laiMImotOariaagntaa, tala* graat
WVrtaOtor wurfclaa for ttaw. Ttay
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spring* medicine
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ulator JwUncubho H from all uImt
liver RRGLXATO*. IththetettRSd
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psssiss
BeaawjwQjrtit. \y,
j.Eaa».a(v, vmimmim*, **.
“Mlwhl kWeolaaet-ter Hu. -/$:
Nun-Tort Time*.
Mr. Oartfcte Mi my nO km Ml
•nine humiliation la writing » datenea
Mb
cn*rfH U to ebeurd and the defense
SHHSrCssS3
In Ilia Htaoilen Of tel adueated**
explaining that It U M oafrle
MatuNBt ol lli* Mur "k"M agnri
•‘eat” with n “c."
WhatMr. Ortap meant Mr, OariMa
of waanfuelng tegiva silver for gate
toe*H?w ^g^r***! MMetlwer to pay
was MBntlJ, redeeming it **1(1 gald
and not In Hirer.” ” What teonkavrte
tkia I" crira Mr. Ortep. "What sort ef
friaBdly iwtemegt teaooordsd silver by
tMa btw and tha pniottoa tbnt limine
the TVeneury of Uia Catted States*”
Mr. Ohrikk replied that fan orrac ue
tueed to pey oat ettenr to any om who
-togwriMitMiMtabM
ao eflm la tba IMnntMmM
explicitly Mt apart by law for other
WWt A* for tha payment of tba
Traawtry oetaeio allvar, "aoM tested
if n la hwtaM, and if a&var ia dt
Mndad Him te paid.” Ha eddr
“Durlag Hy administration tba legal
of ttes
Culted States have baaa treated nra
etealy ailka. axeapt tbnt graater efforts
tetnbawMteteU impeflmoolnain
keep gold eeiahlanlfMtettea.’^Mtm
Him earufaaue are raonrvad, m
byUw they tenet ba. In payment of all
draw to^ Guy*ron»»at, and “in no In
aSilS
"KKswar MMnbto with Mr.
ssrsr&t sajsai;
RgtenM Him. What tow malty wteh
wditertaHoattab to Ite tenor. Hit
r.rsxrt'^’TJsr.ft
bane their nay. they would pass a law
that would bring this about. Tbsy
would oola all tba Him brought to the
ainte Into hgal-iandar Him dollars.
Then the Tie wary wauid. promptly te
drained of *Ulu gold uad oooUgM ao
boh, and too ante lien of tba G orna
ment world lure to taka Hirer ec
noting. Ao they annate pH note a
law. (bey tty to Bag tba Tmtenry tote
aa onm m ^wftneli aa pottihfe to their
MMli that la. Mwy would Uho W to pay
■im wnmgwoio womoo.
„ Of ooana. Uili would ban direct and
flagrant atotatkm of tlw Unr, ood
wold taoUntly dootny Uwt natty tr
tween tbe two mUIiwblen It lath*
^Uw Omni—tu
Ikal Mr. COrlMe, or in otbor*Saon*
tory «f Uw Tnaaory for o taw tUaoW
•non. will botrny Un troatTrUoto bta
oath efodta*. and bmt tho taw In hb
w|. ft own not to bo mo—iy
tot'SpUIn why ho win oot dothtato
Mim Oniololy llooghtoot to bo
iw—My Ueoytota It to o woo io Mr.
Or^HMIOalrwlu Mr. Guttata boo,
•now, a patient ooton, ood bo boo
wt oat tbo whole oooo wry oorofaHy.
TSiat w bo at wrvloo lo oollohtoolog
tiix wind* »f omu «b<> are Italia to be
wtabd l« Mr.Crtet*. Oo tf* ax d»«ak
*t hlwwtf It win hm oo influooor.
••Tboodb bo ooro brayod lb d ■miip*'-1
br oooM not bo Oboogod.
W|olCmo»awtbof on fw—rlog
WON *9 o»jri*w tWot. Ttoyyottw
OMM lo a wArt;* owObtao, wbkb
taoroogMy a>l*-a tbo oootooto of tbo
MMI, ablet on tobou oot nod drtod
****•« bootlo* frooMO. It to odd
uwt w ynorrod In tMe m on
oMMona ootlllloiw atthMOh oot M
firaoh M i bootjow from theTwo.
Oo |N nwowtar Uw odogo Mat
“Fwwwttao M hotter Uwo anwT”
TWo w Jwt uw ttaoa of tlw — to
•wontan ellttlr oaw to pnegotaMb
■lT °4’ C y*
tt terta yoor t>Oy ofeo) ootaoo nod
tmwoy Uw oyotoa. It wttloon owob
•Mdbrtag «*d Ufa. “It In o OOfb ood
nttobw wrdtatoo, nad o amt inwr
tin of Wot woo.- aor. loo. KeNwo,
FottWId, Vn.