The Gastonia
_ *° fotto, oa «tom. ,»« tfc, lmw«f ml I
Vol. XVIII.
—
Gastonia, N. C.. February 18, 1897.
LETTER FROM TRINIDAD.
MR. GILS8 WIL80H WRITES FROM
TEH FAlrOFF nu n TEB
TROPIOAX 8KAS.
AaphM* Ompsar-OH of Tkm la
▼saaaaala. la VkM Trip, iw. Mad.
ai ri«a«n la aha i'paapupv
aUMHr-Tk. told ad a *-‘*rnrml
Oaaaa PluMIlM-Ta. Wap a Is Ilea
Idtftlp «l «aau *a WTbasa Tm But
■ar *aaia.”-l«mM aad CasSaaes
Tk* aa aad Malar plain.
To llu Mdltor of Th* Ouittl:
Poar or-Sp*iw, Trinidad. B. tv. i„
Tuesday, Jan. 2d. 1897.
I Have ao many frleuda In and mm
Gallon la that It la I (Dp. risible to writ**
personal letters to nub of them, how
ever mueb I would Ilka to. I am told
that a number nf tliem would be
pleased to beer from cm and it ba
MB lug rested that l addreas them
through Tub Gaxwttm, ao thla
effusion la s*ot you to puitflab or throw
in the wests basket, aa you think bast.
A few know me well enough not to
be greatly astonished should I writs
them from any quarter of the globe, —
whether It be from the North Pula or
the Bloe Alsatian Mountains. To
those not to wall Informeu tbe drat aad
moat natural qoration la " Where am I
at ?" My rsplr Is that by a mere tarn
of tbe wheel of fortune It was "presto,
obaage I" aad I wee down to the Weal
Indira oa tbe Island of Trio Mad. A
more or Isas profane ettianu of this
Island ones meda the remark that
Trinidad waa asperated from Hades by
a thla sheet of brown pager only, and
that if La owned both ha would mat
Trlotdsd and live In the other ptaaa.
Tbla Information la given to 1st you
kaow that I am<out down ben for my
health or pleasure altogether. Far
from It. Some people who are forts*
Data eoouttb to live lu lb# States, bet
ter keowu aa "God’s Country,” do not
voluntarily exile themselves to this
part of the world unless "there is
something in It.” That 1a my case.
I am here la pursuit of the “Almighty
Dollar” and am happy to aay that the
opportunity for gathering them la la
greater than I aver had before.
I am the do social representative of
a big New York company engaged In
tbe asphalt basin res. My headquarters
ere la Triotdod, but I have to make
frequent trips to Veoetuala In Sooth
America, aa I have charge of aa udto*
over there also. Tbe voyage to tbe
rnau«u ource tun me serose toe
Golf of Paria aod up aud down a num
ber of riven In Booth America aod
require* thlrty-alx bourn to go aod
twnqty-fonr hoar* to return. I make
on* or two trips a mouth. As then Is
no line of boats going to oar ptaoe tk*
Company have a beautiful steamer of
tbetr own, *n I oome and go at pleas
ure,—and 1 assure you times little
voyages an a genuine pleasure. It
would be jolly good fao to have all of
yon along op aome of them trips,—
can’t yog frant down and join me »
Trinidad Is about seventy miles long
by thirty wide and la situated twenty
one hundred miles smith by east from
New York, about fifty milei. on an
average, from the oontloont of Booth
America, and only ten flagmen north
of tbe equator. Purt-otBgalo Is tbe
capital and baa a population of nearly
Or quite sixty thousand people, I
doobt seriously, however. If there am
more than five thousand pore whiles.
The remaining fifty five thousand are
creolee. East Indians, negroes, etc.
Tbe Island belong* to England, tboogli
Spanish and Portagm* manner* aud
Customs prevail to a large extend.
Tbe bouses ere mostly one story and
never over two, there are do chimneys
and the ft note are usually great high
walls of msaoary. which shut oat a
view of the brautlful yards and gar
dene, but give quiet aod privacy to the
owners. Host of tbe streets are nar
row and generally without sidewalks.
The DeuvM. like the American doc a
lists, walk In the middle of Uio runt.”
And the people are wall worth study
Ihg. Tha entire population of the
Island {a lwo bqndred thousand and
about seventy thousand of tbasa are
tut Indian Ooollra, imparted from
India, to work on tba vast sugar and
oocoa toUtaa. Their cocdlUoa la lit
tle, If any batter than i la vary. Tbay
are all Indentured tor from five to tan
yaaa and are resigned to tba variuos
eatatra Ilka ao many mqlea or cattle.
Tbay bate no obotaa or tar ao la tba
matter. Three ship loads, or taro
thousand of these ooollaa, have bean
landed bare sines I arrived. Tbay are
quartered an tba estates In Iona rows
of “herracks” and have task-masters
and overseers over than Jost as we bad
In tba Booth before tba war. Tbay
receive twanly-dre oaota aod their
rood far each full day they work aod
oanoct change from one aetata to
another natll their term or Indent*re
expires. Than tbay are at liberty to
go where that pleas* and that la wty
ao many are la Ula town. Thna eager
sod eoooe planters are the ones who
profit stoat from tba coolies, but tba
govern meet Imposes a heavy tax on
everybody to defray tba expanse of get
ting them bare. Tbay are somewhat
smaller than tba average A mar Iran, of
a bright yallew cr mulatto color, gen
erally with straight, gloeay blank or
bias buck hair and regular features.
Tba woman are 'goad to look a poo.”
«***»?, both of ream and haters, and
are very towd of bright odors and law
airy. I have seen them with from
tfieeo to twenty flea heavy altm
bracelets an each arm. rings on all
Angara and toes, ornameota of varlcae
blade In tbdr ears aod noara, rings or
heavy silver band* around tbdr ankles
and about their bands. Is feat, their
drasa constate for the moot part of
flogs, bear state, smiles and eAUdlalt
The men usually wear turbans
around Uaelr brads aad a white oloth.
or one that nerd to be white, wound
around their ebon Ware and lotos,—
I hair seine arms and logs being bam.
a
Tbte la la town. Ia the country they
go, both •exec,—arrayed In
far.impkr ooatume,-chiefly • stalk.
The enoiee, negro** and carlb* dma
moeb after the faction of the Dolled
Sutee, though not no heavily clad, a*
the ell mate will not permit U.
The white people nr* m«eb the earn*
here ee at home. The Scotch pre
domlnat* and are principally engaged
•o mercantile pursuits. They have
*o*e flu* atom, too. Oue mlabUth
ment alone, that of Wll*oo, Son A Co.,
employ* over two hundred clerk* and
la after tb* fnahlan of the great de
pirtaent vtorea of Haw York. Than
an many other fine and large (tore*
and all we a* to he prosperous. I no
Uo« that they advertlee very frvtly nod
to ahow yoo bow they get them up X
mall, undor eeparate coyer, n oopy of
one of our two dally aegapeperu. I
»wvd the 0<utU*, tit* other I* called
the y*im. After the Scotch come
the BpajjUh and Portugese, atao mar
afcanti, the EugtUh, who are the odee
holding dace, lent out from home to
■tay a tow yean and return. All other
nationallUee an nprreeeted, hot In
email numbtw*. I do not think tber*
an more than a down Amenoann on
the Iilaod.
In addltioe to Eogllib offloe hotden
there arvako quite a number of negro**
■u prominent position*. Tb* negro
ban l* nolle n different creator* from
what 1 hare been aeenatomed to. He
know* and teak bk Importance end
mum not be called a Jfagro. You
moat ako sail him ’•Mr." and “ifre."
and apeak of him aa a “Crfola.” Than
It la ha eondoaoanda to amile upon you
and yoe are almuet pereoadad that yon
an naarly aa good ash* la,—naariy,
but not quit*. The negro pndoailm
ates In evmvtblog ascent the mereeaUle
pursuit*. Mon than half the lawyer*
an eagroc*, mom than half the oie«ka
la Ml tb* atone an oecroea.aU the
iwibwmaa an DCgroet, black negroea,
too, aU the street ear driven aod oon
dnetor* an negroes, all the letter ear
rien an asgroea. Tb**#, and a tow
other profession* or calling!, an nu>
oopollaad b» the black man and It U
to them that yon must perforce agy
“Mr." If yon want prompt, polite, or
other kind of attention. The ordinary
laborer I* Mae the negro, or the oooik
mao. aod he farm no better than hi
the State*, if indeed he tana to well,
for hi* brother in black. In high poel
tiou, la harder on him than would be a
white men under similar oireomstan
Nearly all itUflout denominations
era rep reseated, but the Roman Catho
lic* are far In tba lead. Epiaoooallans,
Praabytartana. Ualhodtst* orWaslay
•aa, aad Baptiste follow la tba order
named, so far aa nambera go. Wish
ing to attond oborob, i mad# Inquiry
my Ant Sunday bora and waa directed
to All Salots Eplaaopal church aa about
the “wblloat church la town and waa
told that tlia Governor attooded that
church. 1 didn’t understand what
“whitest" meant, but I soon found
out. Whoa I reached tba oboreb door
I wa» mat by a aleak, ooal blank negro
usher, dad In long, flowing robes, aad
waa asked If I desired a seat. I replied
In tba afflrmatlve and waa shown to
tha poorest paw In tka oborob, a 11U1*
short one Just big enough for two peo
ple, sluing dose. Immediately In
front aad behind wars big blank oe
gmma, aad colored people war* soet
tond all over the church, with barn aad
these a white. Tba satin choir was
blank and after about three hundred
people had assembled, not more than
fort} being white, the osbsre asooctod
• large, fat, greasy, oolored wuoao to
my paw aad aba attempted to
“•orouge" in with me, bat l vary
gaUantb offered her the entire pew,
aad getting my bat hastily departed to
my bout. All tba other ohurobaa are
the asms aad t haven't bean to prsaeb
log tlno*. Reared a* I bar* been 1
hardly think I can be censored for
such action.
mis is tbe close of the rainy ssssoo
sod It rals* each nod ovary at; sod
■onset)met several times s day. Aod
It raiai harder to so [ over sew It bo
fora. It doesn't come down la drops
bat In (hosta and torrents. No nutter
bow bright and elssr It may be It Is
novsr tails to Uav* the bods* wit bout'
so unjwrHls and mseslntosg, Tbs
sun may he fairly Imrnlng voq up god
ta five amends you me la th* midst of
train that ilwsrfstbo biggest ones
ever ssao ta tbs DUUs. It stops Inst
as suddenly as It bagtas and than
everything goes on at asual. RardTy,
If ever, do ws bavs tbnndsr aod Iwtit
nlag, sod It Mldoan ralaa lathe early
parts of the sight. The rainy aaaaoe
U usually from May to Deoember, but
this year the raise have ooaUaned Into
Jaassry. I have been bare tone
months and have not seen a tingle day
without more or leas rain.
Tbe thermometer at this writing
registers SS degrees In tbe shade
sad the perspiration Is roll la* off me
In strums. Please read ms • small
swow tall. Tbs vary lowest tempos a
tnra ws ever have bare la 78 degrees
sod that la exceptional—a “sold day’1
to to speak. The average tempera
ture la frees 85 to as degress la the
■had* tbs year found, though It somo
thMS rase to dswrsse In the wjn.
When It rsaehet that point It Is loo
hot even for tbe natives sad nobody
attempts to work. The nights ere
goners Sly tool and pleasant, lbs thar
mngMtOr frequently getting down to
TO degress, sad we usually state wall—
that la. If tha mosgultos win 1st as
slows, bat they seldom do. “Bat that
Is another story ”
This latter Is wrlttsu la VsoecusU,
Booth Aassrlos, sod will start for
Hsw York from Trtalded tor Um
Steamship Irrawaddy on tbe tri of
r-brusry and reach Osatonta on or
sbont February 13th. We only have
two malls a Ssonth and It will be a
long time before I know whether or
not you publish this, ay firm attempt
at a oeweptu>t letter. If you da, tod
wm prist others. I will send one or
two more, for I have oe* half flalstmd
with tbe gaaar and aowl Ullage la
Trinidad and bavat evaa mentioned
Vsnasuels, SXCgpt te say I SSI la It,
sad s vets me oowVt be written about
tba Van soa via do and thalr way of
■pending tbe holidays alone. Trust.
lac, Uua. that I nay ban Um pW
ura of wntlof to you acala la a month
I'wturin tha maaoUdar, devote
all my Una and atUotloo to trying to
baar tha tight* and aaa tha aouuda and
kam up with tha prooeaaioc generally.
If any of my Meade wlah to write
'2, Wlaed. m* addraea M elwayc “II
n ,58rtPS*’ Spain, *loldad.
?• and with tbia parting In
form atloa I bag to auhaorlha myaalf
“la no wtae otherwIm” than
Staoarriy your*.
Qiiaa L. Wuaow.
raa auLaotn
. ‘■Wowwtmt*1' bill (tatro
daaad by HarUMta) name up with a
favorable report. It glna any etn
ploya of a railroad right to eat for
and prevent* any waiver of
•««“. rtjfht to damage*. Sutton, of
Cumberland, epoka In eupport of tU
btn; and lUaetratad It by tv -mrltw
whloh had ooourred la hie owe **
partenea. Ha told of a boy who la
■tving a train full of paaaaogma loot
hie arm, yet ooold not raaone a aaat
of damagaa. Ha mid that B. EL Laey,
State eommlaaloaer of labor atatlatloe,
»fd kTdklrt
with tbekoo wledg* that ba wg* blame
lUtad and ooutd not. by naaou of bla
eoanreeamal, get a piaee an a railway
la the South: that thie waa da* to a
"Jiway. whloh ba did sot
■mm; that Laoy aald a number of rail
way engtnama bod eoao bare to aid In
PMMgv of thte aioallant law. bat
that ha bad told them to leave that If
they warn ooaeanmd la It they would
loot thalr plaoaa. Sutton aald thle waa
one of the moat remarkable -Hitman
ha bad aver beard aad that Imay waa a
a'“"
uarcnm sauj the bill «u a staple
■* ®* .• f*61*
worthy of Uberty loTtof North Ooro
Has; not doss tegtstatloa; that Georgia
was tba Brat to ooaet this Uw, uKStT.
that other States followed; that the
Dotted States Supreme eowrt uys these
statutM are directed at railway ooo
paateejbut an not oooooetitatlooal oo
that aaoount; that though tt I* apeelal
Urglalatlon ret the Supreme opujt says
most legislation la metal, aad that
railway* need special teguteUoo. shies
>o other eUas of employes an so liable
to damages as thaaa employed on nil.
ways; that operator* took their lira
I? W br0." f<* Pi*Uo beoeflt;
,r m trying to
got a calf off a bridge aad be tort bis
arms be oould not get a mot of dam
*9m2, wl,flA ibe al the lime
wosW «rt pay for it. Re
spotorof I#oy** statement that the
indlrtdoal employes oould not pnbUely
oomo out and ask for tuts initiation
Cook said bo oonaldond the bill vary
oeceasary, that in tbs light of rraoo.
Sk?nl?»i *SSbU ***• oourt' to carry out
this bill; that this was the test oountry
to pam legateUod oo this suhlsct:
Kogtend. having adopted this ray
prloeiple in tha •fO’s; Germany and
other ooootrtes following; that It wao
tha Internal of the Isgtafetion to gin
-'»»"
Dixon, of Clerrlaod, called the pro
▼km* quest too. The mil wao sustained
“*}»*• WII passed seoood and third
rending without a dieesnUag vote.
TnM. Bm-u.
nriMilgtatllMorl
D"0*l tprlnkla lalt for ealary oo tba
oloth or oo your pUU. Dip your ealary
lo tba tail oallar lo from of you. If
st:a
..^uV-ttSTo^XST'-”
JSssrasaasssre
^s^srsterw
sESJSr—-■
.^PgV*1 «*H«wii4 yoa, puah
“?•*** »"V fro* foa aodaiwa,.
taka It from tba alda of tba tpooo.
Dao* aak for a aaaoad hatpin of
W or anyth lo, at a tonaal dlaoar, it
la (a vnerMlt taM.
Dao>t aboya aU thla«a naka % sola*
10 £“8*- Notbiof la ao in brad.
rjzisLr****
jaS-K’SSwlg"!!
e*«u**ariy at oca aide of>onk plataT
Bk>WrkV||*t»^a,
Button DUpatab,
• i B*0 hn aoath Oaorpta pot hla don
abet off dnrin, tba war, and tba aur
■iww la reataaf U pat U aa up.
•** *>*•■.. «T« <n"M>aM hla
nSSEitSBSEss:
tloa, Ooatf* aad Cal*, nodatnaadit
•od do not permit tba doalar to *11
you boat aabatitaU. Ha wlU net
•Wot tbara la anytblaf aottar, but lo
ojdar to *aba aara pro* ba My
eUi? aoaattlof •<* to ba Jwt u
rood y-oo waat Dr. Klof«. Haw
SSUKUSmS&M:!:
©tr CTaSJKfLi
tbara k both In* * nod M it Ur
BILL ARP AS A NURSE.
lmHIATtt At OB WATQHHB IKE
QHnromr at tedk flat.
BUiarvia
JI eooatdar mvmlf a« )g|ind pemi>~
**P**to tea wimfeoerr meeting.
KX.',ssf5Hrsatsi
dren—fot to watot (Mm till torn*body
gfy„ V” MB on* at tba
•to* tb»tween»t fall ^ mleehter and
"“l10- Thaaftt I weald taka a Uttia
th«7 played borm aed tea round tba
aaaiar tabta. 1 ihnMtit tba uuia
JtrJe woald *at tired after erbl la aad
Mtlln down to ititr Atfli nod mki n
PJM*k»um bat tba boy didst Ilk* that
g*_*»»** «®b»t aostlBBad. They
»j*n«jdtha ohalra npado down aad
•tlddowa tba baadt baad fcwmeat and
tolled orar aad turned amneraaulia,
•bd tbeo Jamaed off tba table aad tbe
town wtdabaob tba Boor and made
£?■ mU» llk* •“ nrthgaebo.
wriu tappet UrodT thought L Xo,
nerar. But by aod by. wbao ay wife
hoesa aha muled tbe® down aad
Pfeyad slab Bat aad tfUablatet with
tbe® aad I bad paaoa.
Mjr folkabayagM aakta that It
"•*u. «® Mb# aare ef tba ehUdtoe,
aad tbaebOdraa haraaa Idaathat tay
ante da aa tbey piaaaa wtwo than'*
■toodr about bat me. aadao l mWn
■ny iwyoaad aa aad tat UbaaoU.
taradyawoB. I batters I will go to tba
toto«toyantety loyaaif salt t(®a.
Bat after att, iban la aa oae ia poa
“t.a • djaneaHa martyr or a pairur
Mat OMbbont about time telega, ter
I do ttbo to bayo tba llWIa abey* arowad
"to npmWIy mua gMa CbUdroa
me a Mmalog to tba botabahl. They
take away our ataabaae* aad part*
oar taUttga. Their Joy aod dee aad
ayoctlr* hagptnaa* earrtm Ik* old poo
ta book to their early life, wbea tbe
day* ware all moth foe. It tea aad
myatby wo lael wbaa wo atthmw
bepyy now aad ft)ream tbe troubles
await total Boor Tom Hood I
How tad bo waa wbaa be pnaad tfeoao
teooblug Uoee:
fyrnr j«y tern
..Th*re..t*.nobl,PPla«* like a child*.
It I oo old 1 would adna iu that I
tevereaUaad alooe IWaeM year* oU
tor that ted MM Thoaeldymra
Me about one-third of tba average Ufe
Md tire memorlea of them are non
preeiooa than all tte raft, ir * «btld
“ wlth kwlo*, ladalgaat pa»
eata thoaa yaaraeraao unbroken aaa
•Ott o# unalloyed enjoyment. 8.iew
* 22 Mdly and
dreamily Into tte glowing ember* aad
know aba U thinking about bar eh (l
diaa or ter ebildbood aod meaning tte
luya of ter youth wtea abated a moth
rraad could lay bar head upon bar lap
aod faa! tba toft eereaoae ofbar gaatlo
baadL What a weight of eajaand
anxiety praaaaa oontlaoaUy upon tte
heart of a mother. How often do ter
prayer* aaoand to Haaraa la tte dark
watctea of tte atebt-prayera for ttelr
tealib, ttelr walhia, ttelr good 000
duot, ttelr aalraUoo.
Bat with an tte oaraa, anxletkoa and
Joratedla#, ohlldrco are oar great**
b*aaal"f nod tte family tba create*
bulwark of wood eoototy aad good gov
ernment. It to tte tow of our being
that man aad woman abonld mute and
■any aad rear obUdraa. aad there la
ooaubatitute for tte caarrlaga Mallow.
I hardly knew tte value of a oblid a*
and olgbM waa vary Bear tte gave of
teavM. Mla «ogen>d and wa wateted
aadeaftowd with ter Bar Utttolip.
aad throat were ewoiton aud laiaate
With dlotteretie aorta. Har lnnwa rat
UM wit* para to oo la. Bow •hoptoad
od with aa for tolp—for roltol—ptoadtd
with apre aad baada, and wa ooald do
aathiog bwt aacaaa bar and ware. (
would bawpghraaarelllloa dnllare
joa, too aiDUoa, BI had tt-torelfcre
that ohlld aod tare tor froa* aaftrrlng.
Preyara or reddletaa or good a onto* or
MMtatotaarwL aad woaro adgrata
tol. What la tba raloa ad a ahUd?aay
how » U aoa waa op at aaatloo what
would tto aretbar fire f Bow Inatooi
ammt U proparty or told orailrerwtao
ooraprerf with It What ara wo all
work lag for bot abUdren, Utoir bappl
area aad prooprrtty T Daatol Wttarer.
ps&gp&s
jag or arao for robWof, I woald trad
to know tba htodao retire that
proaptad Mai to tba artare. Ifaay a
area ataato «r abaau to gat aoreatbUa
tarmaahUdrre.aod lhow«ldtooo?
ragto aod «aMa bto a thfof aad tbo tow
m<H hi* to tha abate aaag.
»«* after all. It to tbareottor who
ShT*tobS' TZSTS
wlfowaa tired aod woald Uto to rest
to tor jM aga, bat U» aataraal to
aaaMMb aaSSmaT aboaiufoa^gnwS^
ohlld ran a. aba arer did aboat brewwo.
Ia faat. At la tore awaattag, aad re ira
tadatowt. Tba Httto & wo bare
with aa la a yooag ayatoaa aad bam
tea borea to aa aproor. w baa I rU
aod tbwataa hire with paalahreret a>7
ooOW roaoUf blw toM>taw|fnld
aMioft __
op I n tba parlor
m. BatiV tf I doaX
Ha la nothing bat a bah?, but ha utkee
tba dot to tba raw lut and mU bla oo
U*02T!'!“d mkm I toil Mm that tba
Ihrtrhegitee
him rank, beaaya ba don’t want any
monaiUk. Ha laU tbaabiokeaenot
of tba opop. botba la nothin* bat a
f* "I* before tna year
i» oat—eae if I m>a*i, IH do Ukn Diak
Jobnaon, who ww trying to rateable
boy oo low, Bat tba boy got ao bad
a^ttayssra1*.
Ulamphaat atrida. ”1 toM yea 1 waa
going to whip yog. air. Far iplwg
yatra I bare pcwmlmd yaw a trhipplo!
sir ngasasjsvKi
satttssc’Ltas’iisi
Ua parlWmaoaa loro weak. Bat to
dldaH du tba biyi i; Mating good.
Tbe wbipptng anme (wet Sen yean too
UtaL 1 Barer did taka maeb rt»ok la
bwl UtUo buy*. Tnay an a naMaaaa,
Manly at bama, but abroad. Boya
(*nu with antoa, aad the UUIanawl*
went agonorarme Ore orooken or a
dram or a tin bora. It aiwaya i wai
tome Inra their boya faot
* I revolt In
ao
l
~ A awMjutttof^Tto atraaoaraia tka
rwnolraoMji^tha
H MkUMMnAT%«SCS7MkSSS
•boat tka koraa. We whtoparoeraajr
tortaa lu aad rotaea. Wo walk lightly
autfoMoa tbo dour gently aad braoliw
oar prayora alkolly. Una diaatbma
to aa aobtog raid tka world oau am*
Wbat It tba raiue of a oblld f Wtora
the railroad traia krlto n maa the Mw
Moftirbiaralaa. Uoralbr*1,000
or 910,000 or *80.000 wording to hit
tniia nail-no bat that to nothin* OIM
°Za2'u*& w»»k tka vnlaaof nltuM
•hUd. How riok three mot ban an—
rtob lu tbalr obUdrrn I Haw utterly
poor whaa they baa them t
Om» la a while 1 do wieb 1 wan «
aaa I Hut otteu, lor Unit oIoUmm we
•o ugly I Bat there la aa doaM about
It that a Mas eao lapnai wum a
wouaia tan ualy mim. Toon are
Ulnae wbeo the ■•re (aot «( taiag a
aaao forma auoo»«a; *ud toeee ileau
arm. aodoautadtr. wbaa it Ureoaue
uiwuryti d id fault with iba iaatb>
oda of a corporation. Than are aorta
oorooration* of wbieb I highly auyruVe
—tba raliroeda. In the uttaott liunry
they tuba me dr log aorue U>« oounuy
to woerenw 1 wuinri to go, ead.gea
•reining, I tblak tba aments often
miroad are pollta. TwbeteHlere
here eo uoplaaeant way of ooermerux
a woceau that aba le au Idiot; but thou,
ae outay woman, wbo taka up tin tlaav
of thuaea la the tlekut udtoua ara
bUota. Portm an potita, whet iboy
bbpa; Irw pollta, purhepe, wim they
wcalra, for rxtx-euccy la alwaya a
pieaaaot elate if catoa. But against
ouu of tba other oorpocUioua -that
oaa which ga-uwatrag to tala a peek
ago, aed. fur a oertalo ran of moony,
dabyar It at year door-1 »«•• *
grhrraaoa, and a juat ooa. During
Chrtetuma weak tha ex potato) »n ta a
Beery Uum tan brd ring* atan r*ae
will appear at tha wladowa, k»iU»ii
oat to an if to le an ar pleas anm. 1
bave gone through all theta dsUghis;
hayeenneoad aey tbeaseto tha bnhg>
mufgttta oM uuly ratbaky, bat ma
terially. Tat than iauMtA-r aide V>
the atary ■ and ntiht la iba eandmg nf
■eat the
large latlara.
gaaat ohaa, IM with boaboao MM
Mwpattj yaoteg bp a obit* pat tar.
Aoom doaawUa a yraaaat, I p«MI fur
Its umvaL Wltbia a aaaa oawa aaaaa
taal tte hoc bag arrival bat-tte eaa
waa In • bandrad ptooaat 4 towtto
tte oOoa at thla ayatoal ourvmtlao
rvaalUg la toy bMog latotaad that 1
oaaM aarar an aaytbtog f * It. Tte
am that told iaa tala ana vary atoll
bat bit atoil >tr am oo-tonotog- Kt
yariaaea X«. L
Hayatoaaea Xu. 9 la mow draWaUa,
Two daya bafora ObtoMMa liana art*
* tateeraw—1 tew* botaiag to mj
agalaat tte w-lvgrayh aoaapao; at am
ant—ttet road: “OuoTaaiMok daoka
Sag^riMa^ AU^dagtoagtbat
baatet waa hated tor 4t olgte tte
BaMwoia!" AmmST* waa wtoady
batalaalgaya waat'by. ugawSte
taataag at aanvaateote, rlah. Inula im.
and taatiac of tte wild aalan. 1 bag tu
art larkay—dry t atalaaa lattog. Tbra
tte bm aba bad aUrtad tte bar aag
■atadltet I tamwtlgate Having a
fittla bMtoC la thla IMW v*r*>r»tlou.
1 ttartad, dnaad Uaa tte yawbaw
od aaag, b ay te rk rt vtottea,
wtlteatfcar and
ana toab
_ . I wa aaat la aa
otoao way arte haow aolMtia. PruM
tea I waa a a way tote <>** to a
fvaag aaa wan know MwyiMw. 'at
ate ymyaaad to bap kto kMtbSgi to
l
Bio, tot If I bad bean
• mini I ahuaid km gaw# down
Mer*. I tiwald baea aware what to
omwooiy known aa a “Waa rtnak **
Tw company would ban paid lor tba
dueka, to* imtly,toahittfcat,jag
wmiM bare b-*n no Oun. Bat
• •*«, 1 imye asdarad I
• (mvar, a kind or a tkM,
■1 Mho imp new to
•toil* man baa written am a_
wtmt atmlqptle lattar, la which be aa
-nakto oaiuralitailoa to dad Mra.
«■ ««. *•.*• du«aa\»aj
tkaU bat that* what ha aught to eaj.
Bow da fa woudar that <>•■*> .ration*
to am am aot aCtMOlivo bodimf Ale
iboaghr it 1 baldaum* aioek In mat
Muywe I ate mid fed dlCrrimll*. bat
I d . brlwmr «f 1 did that 1 would Tote
n»r tMTiM ci ail men lo amt all o >m
Idaluta. If that ou had tom half
mrnj writ. ■ymoatlilmd with me. and
bed toil am >a bw torrow for tuy hat
Itweka I aa -old a>i*t prouatdy have
giveo up <lo. K l.uucing and lukan to
Mmaora ordlaory permit uf earning
•«» dally bread
fuatb that AH* mraocnra
By Um-tiy. 1 olmuld thick that at
aoaw >d the aiming oortama bull*
Uiam might ba haodmasa man who
mould lepreaant George IV. town ba
woa y -ang. Laat night 1 waaoheof
mn au'iteime to llatea to Ua play try
ton. Uu.nett, railed "Tha FlrttG n
lleaaa of Europe.*. Lai or. I waaotrr
«f a duet woo dtacumrd It. and I aw
«oto« to toll jnm what I told, lhaa:
-1 do idea In the value of hi«t-.rn
■•! yiay«; p-ud* do out know hair <m
***••» they ham tha andit with
kwiwlng tonaeoaentlr. When an
nM4»Mu puy p«< .m it Inrun to
Urn ■ 4mni to kwn
SrtLTJiS; !£.*££?
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7!^?**?!^? •*»« Oaargn' far ‘tka
LlhindTWa Oaorga tka fWerth,’
£5££2± 5-KuS
bat jf oar o*q an tattar «a ratlin tt
aU tk* men by toukt n la thu Boa
■drtgr at Urn paat. Tba btoortoal
Hal fclikatka good kfatoHcal ooral
itaaudatha Intrr and nadar. arlaab
•r-oa, to tka faouuta kaad for ta
fanaauna. How map of aa ktn
an* tkoaght of Uaargk tka IWtt aa
rysft.csrrtrjrps
IMfUtidp agraa aUk Mu Baraatt
that I tatak than U aa kaaaa kata*
wua bant had kit miamaa arkand
—ad tka latmal wkaa tka kaat that
Sttswsa ttor~
“it la totd of ttaorga that aaa «kfld
*»• *■» aa kiaatp —apC aaad to uoaoa
•roaad aka iwpua pargat bio, and
taut MUdah ataaaaa koaad' a —
rnm aim mi tto top aaa tkmr idol,
laaap gona adMtaa at Ttotoarap
than la a bna* platan at klaa-a
tobp ntarp lu kbiMkab arm-aim
•mau.1 iaiaar raiaad aa If aha ouald
aani atm natal aaa anaud to fcrau
««**l aad *at datura bar darUm. It
“•““‘hn^rt-dikadk Mi ai*
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torn uma of tap oatmr Pitaaa, or. ta
S?5r blM»— to*» nar
iivhI Ua aaaakoaa anu !•<•*. fair
hair, with — adarod hair, who a wi«
hatina • pnitad aadWM aa laeklog
Ula apy-d^, to an m m.ia«i kik
, rikTiSiv tSK yy $
pBaiWgj
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