The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interest* of the Cooaty.
Vol. XXI. Uij; JeViaw..} GASTONIA, y. C.. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. 1900.
ARP DISCUSSES THE.
THEPIQUJtES “1900” L00XBTRAIQE
TO THB PHILO&OPHEB.
TMr »>■« Ties* ta Itylai hut, Aad
faaa Will Cam# timllr-Tk. ra»>
Imry QmMIh-TMaki U la ttoal
111 lad.
Bill dry la Atlanta Oxanutio i.
U a caaa can do I go around tba 90lb
century question it la • Oulof tint for
blca to ooosidar tba abriokage of lima
lino* bo waa a boy, aod to pointer upon
tba reason why Uia years (row alto, ter
and Mrartar aa ho froaa older sud wiaer
aDd bow tba period la suiely ooiulag
whan there will be no jeata or mouth*
and time will b* no mure. Aooordlog
to scripture tbit thing a tiled lime l* a
perishable elastic oomurawlbla orrailou
adapt ad to mao in bta Hale of probe
tioa and not t ail ■teoeeesry to tbs
Creator a bo aald ‘'before tba world •■<
leads I am.” ftod always spanks of
blmealf In tba prraaot tqoaa, “1 am ”
□e la one eternal now without begin
Ing of years or sad of daya. We can
not oomprebend (bis. but aa we user
tba goal wicti almost oateh a gllmpaa
of ita roastbility. That lima I* com
preeel We aod aUetle all of ua have n
perleoeed for somatlmas lira hoar*
■earn eery long aod eometlmas very
abort. In our dieame are anmeiieiM
oondsoae boar* and day* or ev«au in a
faw dallrioaa momeots. I never shall
forget, tba aaklaty and agony of a lung
effort to kaap my brother from Bghllnj
a deal aad Ins I twipwl to wrtle all
tba oomapoadenoa between him and
hla adversary aad bow at tba last tbs
deal oowld not ha avoided and bow I
ctrafnUy aaiaaiad and loaded hla piatol
aad aiaaiared off tha dlatanoe aad than
mad* aootbar sffort to psetfy aod ad
javt and pravent tba duel, but ail to
vale aad be stood to tba mark aad
fired aad fail. Tim report of a gun
that waa Bred back of the hoaee at a
squirrel awakened mo and It waa this
report that ooodeuaed all the long train
of thought and a Trots lo a moment*
space. My wlfa waa alltisg by my
bedside with her hand upon my fever
I ah brow aad declared that ,1 bad not
bees asleep more than a minute-aad
yet I remembered every line and ward
of that oonsepoodanee, aad when 1 re
covered from my freer could repeat it.
Tba time of hour* was ooudroaod Into
moments. Just *o thus* who were
to drowned boo rrsaecitatrd tell us
that a panorama of tbelr whole Ill's
oems before thorn a* they lost eoo
aclonanaaa. Every word and thought
and daad and every aoeoa they had wtt
oaaaed from tbelr childhood was aa
vivid and leal a* If It war* Just trans
piring. There eea be no doubt about
tbit experience of etaoy persona. It la
well ooa firmed.
We ore just oo Urn verge **r knowing
wonderful thing* aud my faith Is that
we will know when we put oft this
mortal coll and our souls are retuoaed
aad free. We have implanted within
use spark of dlrlaity, hut only a
spark.
Bat. mlae, bow little we do know end
bow utterly belpleee we are. We kn->»
not wbeaoe we oome, aoe wtiber we
an going. We oao not nab oce hair
white or Mm*. . We cannot tell by
what mysterious power wo raise our
heads or move oar fact or wink oar
eyelaehas Wa oao not add a day or
aa hour to oar Ilyas nor foreoe the ao
ckdeata that may gjsfaJI us as we taora
to ead fro on tbo loud or ooa. Wo oeu
not means the psstileuoe that walkeih
at noonday nor make oomelvea soon re
fl*1*1* Are end flood aad heist
Whet pitiful creatures <re are, sod yet
we mm everywhere around oo young
mew who are eoaoolted aad pnusd of
tbolr SBsahood or tbolr money aod ere
see young girls who are vain of their
beauty or tbolr dram when liter ployed
oo part la the formation of eue or tbo
earning of the otter. A beautiful
woman to okma kla to the angels, end
she ebon Id be thankful that God made
her oo. bat ska has no excuse la tan
world tot being vatu. HomUlty Is bm
loveliest ornament. A* tor these ooo*
oottod aad haughty yoang moo who
strut around la floe alot&es that they
never earned or that they got by abort
onto or dlabooorahia —»"* they ex
eile eoly pity or ooatampt. Wbeo we
look upon them we one but exoiaim
with David. “Lord, what le mu that
thou art mindful of him f” Young
mu why don't you bumble youranivm
rnder the mighty hand of God who
mad* youT Yoa bare not the remo
test Idea who yoa ate today, aad you
dost earn If ran ha TOO a. You have
travel led 500,000,000 of mltoa since tbo
last year and got back to Urn same
place yoa started from. Yoa treyei
80.900 miles an hour and every day
tarn a ausemeriauU 99,000 miles round
aod lost know It, aod you don't can
tf ye* don’t. Tue Creator Is you eo
glaaar aad raae yetfr train wltboat a
roo-rff or aolUsoa and you never Mink
of Him or thank Him. You seem to
think you are doing It.
nm uwii iw fMn ago all Ubrtatan
do* got tba divlalooa of Ua>« hum
down ago* tba pnaant bull aad I
bop* It will atlefc. Wo do not know
that tba Saviour waa boro ISM poor*
ago but Cbrtauau, but that la a* aaar
ao oaa ko approximated aad It la aaar
aoough tor all Okrtotlaua to otoarv*
and So tbaakfal for.
1«ML Thera la a moaatog It tbaaa
Ogana. Itorv tla* thoy ara wrlttaa
oa a Utter band or a ladgar or o bank
aoM ar Obaok or botot rag bur or
printed ao a oawipapor they moo
WOttlat Tb# proa ar CbrUtlaa*
•ad laidiu and Jaw. and gaotlba ara
all wilting tt vtalbla nod IndolllMo ap
oa tbo papar. Ivory aonut of ttma
b 10 kotos written aM ovar tin world
aed otorr •*'» eatabitotwa a foot—a
graat toot that ISM loan ago ibrra
waa a btftk —a naUbto olrtb, and aM
fatbor Tla* awddaoly rtoppad tnabtd
utlaaiir and feagto a now aoaat aad
aaUod Ik Aao Doalat. Wkat a woo
darfal avoat to moat bora baau that
rtoaad tb* toaord of tb* agas aad Mart
ad tbaoae a now avota. Haw la Um
world did It bappao? Tba Oraoba bad
tbaba awd tb* daw* bod ago that wn
bunded dowa by Mom. Tba Ureeka
had tba olyhplada aad the Romano tba
Mrth of tbeir aooieot oily, aad tba Mo
bummedaoe lha flight of Mahomet, bat
all ware overshadowed aad atlll ara
by the oaa eat up by a handful of
frtaodkaa Cbrlatlana What a woc
darful thin* ia tbla data thota fear
elmpla Bturea. We write three every
day and iwad them every wbarr.
Than Vet ue all poudrr ov»r what
they mean and prove.
Atlanta Joarnal.
Tba man who look* upon the fair
(Wide aad amIIlog beauty of thte Boa
0 'Untry today would Ond nothing to
auggaat tba mroir aad eageraaM of Ita
all eu raoaat aattla manta.
There la nothing fairer In tba rapub
llo than tba imioth rollUtg hula and
rich prartaa of Oklahoma green to ibo
boaoaa with ee<ly wheat. where It la nut
orlop with the aagaaatlvo rvmnanla of
gathered ooro. It ia a bountiful cooc- |
try to all tba elemanU of nature, ana
log tha mountain* and tnve of »nr
bVraaad Georgia, and even tbla la bal
anced by the pr slide picture of plenty
whioh It* dark aall nod iwall log crop*
afford.
And tba world which knowa a good
thing when It ease it, baare of It, baa
flooned hate. In yearly looreaalng thous
ands, to enjoy the emiliog land of plen
ty. Tba growth of tba atrip la the
wowdar of tba world I
Thera lan't a ulty In tbr territory
older than ten yea re— a achooiboy age
—.tad tba majority of the cltlre and
town* ara only el*—tba *gaof abort
panta and blba.
Bat, my what precooioua lofauta
they are I Hare ia Bl llano, aged mx
with a population of 10.000 and eUtely
rtorwa and publio but Id Inga, two rail
made. eUotrte llgbta, a Bon hotel, and
fashionable dobe. Hare la Bold joat
abava bar, wbare poor Waatoo Fatter
too oloaad bla draaaUe Ufa, with a
population of 7,000, aad every public
onnyvotanoe of a progrcaaiva oily.
Hon Is lie uaaay and Union City
and Cbickaaha and Ha a mand, ranging
from 800 to L.B0U, and growing Tike
gourde In Nanai.
Aad hare, three rear* old. are Okla
homa UUy, a stately city of 12,000. aod
Gotbrte tba proad end happy oapltul,
with 15.000 aad a aoolety that lo cul
ture aod redoacaeot U aoaroely aor
paaaad In the State*. It la aa a caoitol
•bould ba, easily tba most radoed aod
eoltaied elt» of Uila -plooaer country,
aod Ite new opera bona* is a thin# of
twenty aud aa aaoraatle joy.
The maturity of throe people la the
oaw oouotry are ludlffvTeot to dreaa,
and their general appaaraooe I* rough
aad deceptive. Fur the man who
take* than to bo grero aod eolattared
H deeply aod eneottally lo error. All
Daw people, grappling with tba prob
lems of a growlpg civilisation. helping
to bolM a aaw oouotry and reeling
tboanalree factor* lo aiaiohlag avnU.
are keea witted and thoughtful. They
make tbe beat aodleooee la the world
rot a mao who bag anything to aay aad
l«: not a mete mimic and clown. For
the** people think aod hope and ap
prehend, while the tranquil and flolabad
olvlllxition of Iba east la steeped to tba
ear* in ad uttn'eonparvnutai wbiek
done not appeal to the spoiled etnas* or
tba ay# and ear.
And under this rough exterior are
blddao tome vary pretty and tender
things.
Lite.
Papa f at tbe bapakf*K table] -- Wil
lie. my boy, why are yon looking so
thoughtful ? Are you not feeling
wall r
Willie [vary aarlooaly]—“Tea, papa;
but 1 bad a strange drvam this aaorn
Papa—“Indeed I What waa it ?”
Willi*—-I dreamad papa, that I
died and want to heefraa; aad whan
8t Patat mat md at the gate. Instead
of showing ma the way to tba golden
street*, aa I expected, ba took ma oat
lato a largo (told, aad la tba middle of
tb* field tbera waa a ladder raaebtag
away up Into tba ekjr abd oat of eight!
Than St Pater told ma that heaven
waa at tba top, aad that la order to
gat tbera I moat taka tba Mg pteaa of
obalk be gave mo aad slowly olimb tb*
ladder, writing oa aaeb rang some sin
I had committed.”
Papa [laying down bis newspaper] —
“Anddld you finally raaoh heaven, my
aon f"
Wlllla—“Mo, papa, for joat aa 1
waa trying to think of eomethlng to
write on tba second rung I looted up
lot* tb* sky aad aaw yon oemtngdowa.
Papa—“Aad what waa 1 oomlog
down for, pen? f” .
Wllllo—“That's jait what f naked
yon, papa, aad yon totJ ate yon ware
going for more chalk.”
▼b*
Tar* emir.
Haw Boarder—Wall, wall I Tats la
the first pleas I’n struck where lbar
Iww msi rad strawberries and peach
l«n» laaUad of praam.
Old Boarder—All owtsg la organ te*
Uow, my bay. Uo boarders ban a
Mlual protootln kseoeUtioo. with
Iroatead rates tod boars penalties
"Ob, bjl Vos hVeked against
prase*, did ton r»
"Hot mnch, WS dtda’L We passed
a law that whenever prssoa esoea aa
Us table sews member should est a
qosrtor psrdlOSos. Thai eelUed |t
Tbs landlady lasad praam too npso
ten.”
Am WH.ra Ltm Saved Sr CSmmS.r
Donat the early part of October,
IBM, 1 soatrsoted a bad oatd wbtob
asuiad os my (sags aad was aegtooted
an ill l reared that aowoampUoa had
appaand to aa laotplsot eta to. I wu
oonetantly oosgfclag aad trylag la os
pal aumethlag wbtob I eesld sot. I
baoeoae alarawd aad after ghrtag the
teaal doctor a trial bought a bottle of
Ofcamberleta'a Cosgb Itimidy aad Ua
nasU waa Imteadlato tmaronmiat,
aad after I bad aasd three W ties My
I sage wars nteond to Utter baaliby
teteA-B. B. Xowabm. PabUsher of
I be Brrltm, Wrest. UL For sale by
J. X. Carry A Ooaipaay.
MW WtWIMTWI •1*0.
Am Am—1 Written hr Hit Gnml «tea
Mul'a Private Suniwf.
WatMteitoa Peat.
Mrs. F. W. Garner. isskuog st lbs
Uerwtok. No. 8808 Foiurtototh street,
has * Rood dost of vslosMs literature
•ooosotod with tbs Ilfs of Washington.
A (door vbo voIumo lit bsr possess Inn
srs lbs "WiiiIors o( Washington,” in
llw first book of wtiieh Uisrs is aa ap
pendix by Tobias Unr. giving sb
sooouot of WasMogioo* dsath. Mr.
Lsar was first private secretary to tbs
General, sod later be was aupsrlntso
doot of his prtvata affairs. Ho was
pMeant during lbs lest illness and
death of bit distinguished patron. Fol
lowing Is tbo account (Iren by Mr.
Ltsr:
“On Thursday, Deormber Ik, tbs
General rods out tu hta forma about 10
o’clock, sad did oot rolura till put 8.
8ooo alter ba want out tba weather ba
snipe vary hud, rata. ball, mow falling
alternately, with a oold wind. When
he came In 1 carried so«M laOcrs to
bits to fruuk, lDlaadlng to tend thsoi
to tba post oSoe tu tba artulog. Ha
franked tba lattara, bat Mid tba weatb
nr »M too bad to aead a servant to tho
oBloa that ■ Tret tig. 1 observed to Mm
that 1 was afraid ba bad cot wot Ua
said ‘No, bla groat coal bad kept him
dry.1 Bat bis aack appeared to ha
vat, and tho straw was banging from
hla hair. Bs came to dluuer (which
bad beau waiting for blm) without
changing bla dim la tbs evening bo
appeared aa wall as usual.
“A heavy fall of snow took plaoa oa
Friday, which prevented tba General
from riding oot aa usual Be. how
rvar, want out to tba afternoon into
tba ground twtwean tba haste sad tbs
rim to mark soma treat white wars to
tw cut down la tba Improvement of
that spot. Bs had a hoaraeuem
wmob lucres ted In the evening, but
made light of It.
“la ibe ereulog lbs papers were
brought l» him trom the poatedloe.
aad ba sat la Urn parlor reading them
with Mrs. Washington and myeeif.
Ba was vary cheerful, and wbaw ba
mat with anything luteraetlug or eft*
ter talc tog ba road It aloud as wall aa
bis lion res neon would permit. Oo bis
retiring, I j beer red to bla that lie had
batter taka something to remove bla
oukl. Ua aaaarated, 'No; you know I
never taka Boftklug for a cold. Let Is
go as It oame.’
“Between S and 8o’clock on (Satur
day moralng bo awoke Mrs. Washing
ton, and told her that ba wsa vary ua -
well, sl4 that ba had so egwe. Sba
observed that be could scarcely apeak,
slid breathed with dtflcully, sod
would have got up to Oell a servant.
Bat be would not permit her, bet sho
should Lake a cold. As aooo aa tba
day appeared, tba woman (Cardinal
want Into the room to make a Are, ana
Mrs. Washington mat ber Immediately
to call sue. 1 got up, put on lay
dot bra, and want naquick.y «s possible
tn bla dumber. Mrs. Washiofton waa
then ap, and related to ma bla being
UI. aa before stated. 1 foaod tba Gen
eral brsatblog with difficulty, aud
hardly able to attar a work Intelligibly.
Bs desired Mr. Bawllns (one of the
overmen) might be sent lor to bkwd
blm before the doctor ooald arrive. 1
1 aspsicbad a servant lastautlv for
Uawllos, aad another for Doctor
Cralk.
“A mixture of me lasses. Tin gar, and
batter was prepared to try Its effects oo
UmGeneral1* throat, bathe eoald nos
■wallow a drop Wbrnavar he attemp
ted It ha appeared distress id. con
vulsed. and almost suffocated. Raw
lins eama la soon attar sunrise and
prepared to Meed him. When the
arm was ready, tbs Ganaral observing
that Bawllns appeared to ba suite
agitated said, aa wall aa Im could
•peak, ’Dni’i be afraid.’ Aad wbaw
tba I nc let on wee made, be observed :
“Tba or!doe la not large enough.’
However, the blood tan pretty freely.
■'Mr*- Washington, not knowing
Whether or not binding waa proper In i
tba General's condition, begged lust
much might pot ba taken from blm.
Bat an I was about to antis tba atriug.
tba General pul up hit band to prevent
it, and said aa aooa aa he eoald apeak,
•Mora, more.’ Mr a Washington be^
ink still my anassy. Ires too orach
blood should be taken, it wee stopped
after taking about half a plat Finding
that ao relief was oWalaed from
Weeding, aad that nothing would go
dawn the threat; 1 proposed bethlog it
externally with sal volatile, which waa
dooe my gaotly, and ba observed, *n
ferny sore.’ A plaoa of fUcoel
dipped, la sal volatile was put around*
bla nook, nod bis foot bathed la srarm
water, hot without affording any
relief.
“la tha Bwitlu, Mon Dootor
CraHt onload, Hn Waahtnrtoo de
•Irad mo to aaod tor Dootor Bravo of
Port Toboooo. whom Dootor Oralfc bad
rooomm—dod aboold bo rolled U coy
ooao aboold aaor ooour tbat waomrtoow
ly alarartof. 1 dlopotobad a moaooo
gar I ■■Milo lily far D rotor Brava,
Mtvaaa Band 9o’Mocfc.
“Dootor Craft oamo la ooon oOtr,
aad, a poo examining tba Goorrml,- ha
pat a bJtotar of aaothartdco an tba
throat, took apaaa more Mood from
blm, ood bad a Rargla of rloogar aad
bot wornr for him to lotolo tha ataam
of it, wkloh be did, bot 11altempting
to am thagargla bo woe almoot ioKr
ootad. Wbaa tba gargla mma from
too throat, aomo pblgnm followed, aad
ba atiaaapMd to coogb, which tba doc
tor we com rag od blm U da m moob m
peoMMe. bot he avoid ooty attempt It.
A boa 111 o'clock Doctor Oratk roqaaa
Ud that Dootor Dick bo mot for. oa ha
! foe red tbat Dootor Brown might not
aaato la Mom. A mooe-ngor' woo a*
aardlogly dtapatohad far him. A boat
IMctlaa tha Bouaral woo Mad again.
Ba oCoat, hawooar. »*o prodoard hy
It, -od ho remotaod la.lfaooama fUto.
eeeMa to twaNow onythlag. •
“Dootor Diet oun abaot I a*oloah
aad Doctor Broww arrived aooa aftar.
Cpoa Dootor D*o*’o wfag tha Oca
anl. aad awoaoMlag »foe mloatoa
wttbDjotorOraih. ba woe Mod agaie.
Tba Mood aaaoo tary daw, woe thlah,
aad did aat prodoaa aay goybn of
taint la*. Dootor Urow* «um loto
tha ohatuber soon attar, and upon fesl
in* Of tha Central’* pole-, tbs nhysic
Una want oat anon after. GeloUat
aod tarter ensile wore adatotaterail
bat without anyeffaah
"About 4U»J he desired an to oall
Mr* Washington to lit* bedside. wimn
ba refloated bar to go diiwa into hie
room and take from hlsdrak two will*,
wbiob She would Aod there, aad tiring
thaa to bla. wbiob kb# did. U|*>n
looking at them began bar one. which
ba observed woo uaelea. aa being sap
wooaded by tb* other, aod deal red her
to burn It, wbiob eh* did, aad took tba
other and pat It Into bar olo set.
"After thla waa (roe I returned to
bla bodelda aod took ha bead. (!•
■eld toots: lam going.* He asked
b* to attend to bis book* aa I puwrs
and soUls III* aooouat* He swlliurly
oksrrfud as that be looked forward to bis
approaching deoth with a psifsot nslg
nation.
"Aboat 5 o’oloak Doctor Cralk
agola earns Into tbs roaa. aad upm
going to tba bedtMe tba Oawsral oald
to bla: ’Doctor I die hard, but I aa
not afraid to go.* The doctor prrserd
bis band, but oouid not utter a word.
He told tha other physicians that they
oouid do nothing for bla sod thanked
them for tbslr silent loo*
"About 8 o'clock tbs pbssteians re
turned, and applied blteterkaud oats
PMsms of wheat bran to bla legs end
ftot, after wbiob (bay wrat out. rxorpt
Doctor Cralk, wltboat a ray of bnpo,
“Aboat 10 o’oloak ba aod* several
attempts to spank to Be before he ;
could offset It. At length be sold : *1
najast going. Her* a* decently
buried, end do nut let ay body be pat
.Into tha vault to Isa* Uan Hire* days
after I aa dead.* 1 bowed assent, for
I could not (peak, tie thao looked at
■m ngala end mid , ‘Do yoo auder
•tnsd a*r I replied, 'res.* “’Tie
well,’ said be.
"Aboat tea minutes before lie ex
pired I wbloh wee between 10 aod il
"*c look.) bla breathing been ms easier.
Hr Ur quietly ; be withdraw 111* band
form Bin* and fail hta own pntae 1
anw bta ooaoleoaace change. 1 spoke
to Dootor Oraik, who sat by iba Are.
Ha aaao to tba bedside. Tb* Oeweral'e
band fall from his wrist. 1 took it In
aloe nod pressed It to ray bosom.
He expired without a struggle or a
“While ws were fixed u sitaot grW
Mrs. Washington, who was titling *t
U>* foot of tb* bed. naked with a Bra
and eoltaotad voice : *1* be gois-V' l
oouid not spank, but bald Up ay hand
as a signal that be war no aura. Tis
wall,' said she. In the aum voice, ‘all
ta over now. I ahull auon follow him.
1 bars no *w* trial* to p.s* to rough.’
Tbe ChemtMl rm Bnadne.
heir Pub— - -
Una of tbe Boat practical *ad rffrd
lireapplication# of carbon dioxide li
In tbe ehemleal Ira eng lot Here It it
agent wtitcii vbroirt the etreaa and
•xUoguUbw the fire. Tbe englue oou■
•UU of two exaotly tlmlUr luU. each
bolding tlitr galloet of water. la
title iweety-Bee pound* of tod* to
dtaoleed. an agliator being used to
facilitate itetolettoa. In the tup of
e*eb teak there to a lottla oouuinleg
etoreo pound* of solpbarlo aetd. Tbe
bottle to kept tightly elated uotU lo to
datirad toneatbeengioo, when when by
turning down the bottle the aetd Bowo
fatto the coda toluUoo. The gee to etrr
npldly tenanted whta the acid end the
•ode solution ooura together end la a,
ywy abort use a pretaure of three
baodred pouoda to the equate Ineb oau
be obtained, which will throw a half
laeb stream of atagtod water and gae
about ninety feet. Tpe water I* here
oaad at a ae*M of oonreyiog the gae
than for la own Qra-exUngntobir g
properties for the gat liberated from
^e water by tbe Jar of tea Impart and
by the beat eerare tbe Bra, exdodlog
tha etr much mate effeot.itlly
then water end thee taother* to. i«
•onto eitlee mere Uu SB per out of
the Brae an* extinguished by tbear
<*ealoal eogtees Oely eoe teak on
the eagtoe to aa»d M a time, to that It
oaa be kept going constantly by re
charging ib* empty tank wMle the
other la netd. The method of etwrgteg
tbe teak to exactly tbe aaaeaa that
need t« charge a aoda fountain. Any
oae oaa demosetrale Um feaeibUUy qf
exUngotoblogBfobfthtogu by hold
l og a lighted match olone ow a frveti
ly drawn gl*« of tedt water, or orer a
•tort la which tfcWMtim It pro
daiwd by poorlag vinegar on tode
Ufw. riMMll.
“Wbot woo tlio Mii ottUoo t"
-Too MM wbot 1* ibo tint «t»
Uoa. ’•
-No. What woo U, isn't It P>
"Tbo* 4mm* moo My dtlbrmw.
Jb Jo wi». Dot woo b no* .11 ilT)
"Look boro; wbot wo*. U, ood wtiut
U.U. la woo b or bb woo.”
Nooatooo. Wo* ouy lio lo. bat lo lo
not woo. It woo woo. but If woo wg«
b, tboo I* Im.t m or m wom* woo.
If woo w, wot It woo, bo* It y Hat If
b b woo tboo-”
"LMdo. U m. wo* wot. and b woo
nod woo bi ttorororo b woo It nod woo
b woo, ood If Woo woo b. to b.ood woo
woo woo woo old b b wo*. »»
"ttbot np, wtll yjo I Pro goo* by
toy *ut»M okroody."
Thor* b oo bottor Mdlei »
bobb* tboo UbbbkloMo
promt and oflaetoa) ooroo
UworTu wltt Mttori ood i
draw. I* qotahly ooroo “ i
ood^ tnldt, yrwMotlog pnooa r
oum oroap ood'botVwo *OMd n
of ttooooodi of MM without • tinab
foliar* ohr M wr boro bom obb In
boro. It oat only ooroo oroap, bat
wbr* giro* mo to ttt oroapy oooob
oppoiro, will promt tbo ouook. To
OOOM of wbooyiog ooogb It Ibalkro tbo
ttogb oraooo. oraktok U oNoor to ox
wrarw*. tod bow** tto atrtrHr ood
rrrgooooy of tto raruaytoM of ooogb
log. tto* drprfotog tbot dbMM of oh
d i Moron eoowgonooo. Nor tab by
J. iTcorTT • Oooyuy.
■ m wot.
•rvt—MMi
Cod.jr. wliUU—r tent £[*£»oS*da?
atruMlrenaae. elupla cmo. F* lootonno.
(Hot will wok h btUlsihlp ot Am ailn
worn wlUi oue allot, it U mid (a kw
IUtv that wttlilu Uta setoory of ooou
Utaatoo-m w— quite a erode affair,
U*a tbo luab triad stupa eosab, *>•■
pan* with tbo wodoro upr—a trats.
Before our Cirll War tbo Bald artil
Irry of tba Oalwd dtataa 00—ted aid
md twalvx pjmdar futwllawa, all at
bwwo is. wo at—oarriapeo. A ad tte
imlMllw wars solid shot. Audaolato
MOd^f7
won I ■movable pteoae without wb-aW
or truulO'ii, wblob oould —*»Tnr bo
oldbuat nor a-ratad nor uwrod la my
wap. mt only And bf wbso tbo at*
taoainp ship nosh ad am part-alar
point Jolt la boa.
At tbo battlo of Waterloo both aid—
«—la—wthbon ■—bats, wMablwd
SL-^arar sass.^’tt
quartan— would DM bo pooMMt to
day with our riled wee an— ltd mu
oofalllodT at oaa llmowoil yards. As
taataooa of the abort reaps flpbtlap Is
firm loCr-oy<e-ao-tof tSomttto
of the buttle of Water! to. Tbo Brit
itb Infantry atoad Or— aod — tbo
F re sob batted and I—an to deploy 1*.
t» line, Ptotoa ebouted In mntorlan
r.tloa to Kempt's brigade: ‘A Toll—
and Uteri Dhupt * At • dlataoos of
law than thirty yards IbU Tolley was
iworrd upon ilia dented iretaectlow
of tbo nearest eolaaa. aad then with a
Aero* hurrah. the Brig— embed to.
wlilt fanyooet, The Fr—oh r—led b—h
I t o tof ii-tii " .
Let eny otadrnt of modern warfare
try Uyteture wbai would happen of e
0^ Woo—onoed with Meaaen
thoold Ant a Ttdlry at lllrty yexda lute
0 chaiqloa eoiaaa
Ana r*m ersetsr to ito omirut la
daatrucUeaaan Msmo tha |t« used
la ibeofcfttme turlas aedthegaaeof
uur unfits. At Um battle of TratU
m »1*(J of Um torgsat ahlpe U Um
world fired brojtdtidf* Ak <im taothtf
oonUaaoesty f.w mm hours, aad
were at seek dosa quartern that f«w
•■I Um ►hots saw have islsard, iH u.t
a alugle ship went d»wa. Compare
tueh a rtsult with what happened la
tha tea boars’ fighting at toaaUa aad
Santiago.
rot a tunc lima it sraa Uxjnght Ira
piaslbla to ooBSUuet eaiiHuo of Urge
oallber that eeeFi ha find wfg; 5 tba
saddaa and excnstrs generation at
ahaaltos ehtrg* was Igaltsd
usually burst tbs barrel aed did more
harm to rrtoots tbaa to rase. Brwi eu
1st* se the Romo Turkish war. Um
largest field gnus used by the Turbo
were tseutjr-four pousder*. Ai d It
wso eot until lag prose ownla iu powder
oaskiog were aooompitohad. do that Hi
I"" wrr* gsosnueu w jr* slow); aod
tbs burning of Um piwdsr rflocted
m'warrraljr that Um gnats.an.in ot
Umaj bmam poatlbla.
Rifl-d cauuoa ware l.itrudeoed I.
the Italian eampeleo of I860, end werv
used to sumo extent la ear Crrll War,
belog Imputed from England. An I
the terrible Catling gon datrs from
IM1.
Tha diet long gun fur Bring hollow
prajtwutos for too* react wee Intro
as® rnTJOszs
the modern toU tu for throwing
, eentoter abet, which to bow aaad with
aaofa praelston the* half of the ballets
JP*ole*llde esautaed la a alogle
'shell, aad there an budrede of then,,
will strike a Mpedren of oarali; at a
dtotaeea of 800 or 803 yards.
Up to 1848 tin ngMetloa bead Bn
am la Um British Berries was a
mooth-bora musket six aod efM-bsIf
!TJ2*.“i3SaSi?Ti ’®.
tjhertoel ball sCkeUra at *» yards.
Tso years latrs the rifled staekot was
letradweed lets the Britton way. with
these wan ussd la oar awa war. The*
•ama tha modern oioagated ballet,
with foa aoormous veloslty aad r«MU
tnhaar In dsatraeUua. hlon thsa
am mm was noted la the neat war
when a Menem bultot paasrd eaUrn*
‘^roaeb two bed torn sad lodged la a
Thankful word* written by Nn. Ada
B. Halt, of Oraton, 8 D. -Waatabaa
with a bad ootd wblob a<UJad ga an
eougb aat la and B sully ttrwta
atad la Oaaaowptioa. Foar Doatora
!«• a* 0* wring 1 orntld Boa tat a
Wart llaa. I pn wyarif ay to my
.*•*»«. drt*r*laad If I ooald not atey
witb ay frlaada oa aaith; I woaid toast
»F •hririt oaaa abooa. lit husband
waa adtfsad to gut Dr. King* How
wall and baabby woman.'' Trial bot
Daa ft to at ^Oar^A 0»* D«y
^Do^our ttula or la 8 wt*
;-Xy Tbay did »IU last Cbrtatteaa.
wlwa vbstr papa playad tba part! I
bad tba ohlkhwo Is tba haR. and ba
waa to war fma aprtslra with a lot
a* praraats for tbrwiT5
••Yte r*
WaR, wa bad tba lights taroad k>w.
aad ha tboagbt ha waa daws wbaa ba
waaat. Tory woagottedMa‘i-| igi ~
^■ir^TrtsarjK
mViI’ibK f£* ^IbM*8,
wtth ihsawaUaw fat
hast triad i_____
bat Drib Baba la tba baab mrfliln i
bate gat hold of." OaaaypUaatlw in
ttatea thjjria. hrSTTl
(terry A Oaaspaay.
4 T*ir
The eagravt
u ba frea
the War Md la
«• »■«*—
n?!mmi!*amm **lb* MalMT
tulif hrtiir to Ma koonlNi
nnder iweoiutlm of YorthoSiSCh
Vateraee ▲nwelatloo ud Act of One
FHid 14 UW pr—at Urn and mk*
& m Ml the MM and IlM eflMl
UuMcamatTls peaelhfe. 1 fcetlefe
H would add to thd fieldavoe of Uw
laprteilon. If we Mold etre w*h eaeh
that real eaat print'd fra*
tfptt toEoa at dm Uw and hi
that tt Bay be oaaa r
sr.si.x^'
’The State he« wadat ead
00 ftffffffrltHih oywfut tof 0*09*
IMlitlee aod Wndla* Vo* da your
work of wrUlag. aod 1 Mine of adit
laf. tbraasMotw* oe a labor >4 lore.
Mthaa* onto era dtada theawt *H1
here to tedefroeed by thoee Wbaaa «■
«»aeluce appear, or IMr frleedi. I
£»*» ude_logelry awd Odd freei
at WOO each, or «t.n eoautdlop to
etjrla, unlaw Uw dapaarta-opo If**
dlawed aeton«utm re drawlac lo
•J4* It wil eoetgLttextM
IkU lew prtoe le. aoooedfd eooaaeeet
of the aeettor aod the oaoae fur
Willed they are priatod.
“I aehertt to you ae llitwleii af
your Hdflwewt whether poo wtoh to
hare title duue for poor raplwaai If
eo.ll*tf»toyo*r jodweateattha ee
ssszzrz 'ssuggss
dagonreaotyper aod of the owed era
einwiary an abeee. f would teapeet
foily inrgnetthat la ihauuwhnr ohueM
fo the pletoren of tba Uoloool. and Uw
Dietnrlaa, thowfh area that (learn to
jou to decide.
"Bui an ajlt-ir, la ebarge of the
work, 1 indw up hi imi reetrlatloa.
there aeet h*oo ai»prarla« unlrsa It
le froei a dap nrintyim takea daring
the war and in NiKwu-ffrtk'ide
obJ-etU tnpnu-bt Hi- Me <4 Mat
tine «e He) tiwi «pp w* I.
"This io liter !• »ubaxUod to eaeh
IlMmlae, ui eet fur bis Hielnent ae
hn lliluk* pnapw If p,* ertUi Mia
done, aet pr>nep*ly at at ml tndelar
I prlUop. •
itrNw mum.
■•w • MMImi Cm TwiMiim M.r
mmrnmtr »M|>«M Imb a BnalUkl
Mfi
■aw York Imkl.
“Two mother* m» lalkiaw a boot
telcRlay o|> ■ daughter. Tte you ppm
aaa aaaad. "Wfcit would you do with
a my homely rIi IT”
“I woald mate bar pretty," wa* tbo
re^-.2s£2a»s:
rsasisj
aooapt Inherited taolu aod try to
arowd Uwmout by acqalrad Rrema,
fiffisssa ssiaaS
satasraaststts
to^jbart thorn Ullage whlek wa aaU
“X Mould try to Urala tbooaualry,
or la para air. aod omoor. baaaUfal
ratatatloB. I Would aorar maotloo
baoaty aaaapt to potat it out, worn to
abowbar Iwr own daftotaoikd mate
bar Mlf ooaaoloaa. Bba Man Id bora
ptoper food. obirdy tha THitirtaa
color mating taalaa, fratta aod mMa
falm.wttb ptaoty adaalada aod (Mb
milk. TbcM aaa ho ao rnakoi (bat
tba MR fateful oblld will prufrr Item
to riah Macao, aptoea ood awaota.
"I fcaebber toatom! Mb
fcrttepatoa that U brio* aod Ter
taoablM bar to loro tbo water, aod ba
fytea aMrywbma. Tba
teMte braatba laa
mwbfmb air. ate abould bar* tha
bModtoCaa opto tea. If aoty for tba
atond ap moMin wbtab ft ttewwa
out to i winter.^ I abuuM ubaoMbar
Mndbarows Mlldraoaaafafl to nod
tba Maraatar of otter tii»bl/l
mtea ter*uabUd^ cd*aatarw with UM
aider ad
"Tte mpaaammy of a tedteWb
j^sr-^-JEsnu
wmba aod wBa."
i
XaoOftaaM
“VtoMlk*_
had r> add oaaof tto
vtoaw at -
paatiaaUw
trhooito mmi 4M
mm. IMtolta _ at >)r
ioth I'lMto la-tot toMt Om
*">•* ttoagbil jaat—r»to*ly»—y
■autoardffS.^TtoCmw. If yoa Uto
K*r t** a ehaap boardtag toaaa oh avo
alit» la atuml a taaa abt waa add to
bava bam bart la a labt. 1 toaad a
70aac frtkiw at Mar tfaervatoata. Wf
daa-d. wli b a bbiaiy aoatowca aw ana
trfitl. abraks and a badly bratoa anaa.
Tto brMaa waa wanabH atoaat U
•l:b iba faaa. and t atw at mm that
ttoacaa woaldaaad vary amdal bawl
llaat* pravaat gnat dtadaatMMat.
Hot to toUwr raw arttb tanbaloal to
tail*. I OMdtH oayator tto* algbt to •
a aaqrrfleUI drvaatac aad datanarf far
Itor araarodlaai aaUI Boat dap. Wto
1 called foUaafaft woealaw tto T il ~
waa bad 4alto wtoarf bb aaaaaa. •
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