The Gastonia
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Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the Coanty.
Vol. XXI liAHTONlA, N, C„ THURSDAY, FEBUUAktY 15, lOOO.
ARP OH ^ABBOTT.
GEORGIA PHILOSOPHER 01 THE
higher asmonv.
War* riaaty *f la»*t**» Mil Maw*
With Lyrnaa Alkali In HI* Kanaka
Ak*al Ik* iilkaMlell/ *r Mkl*.
Dill Arp la Atlanta Constitution.
A (test lawyer whua* ehlrf butiuete
ni lo defeod criminal# waa naked vke
arc rat of tali aacaraa, aud ba replied:
■'ll D 10 dnuy evrrylbing sad call for
tb# proof ” New Eoglaml agDiMUclstD
sod higher erluoi-aj of llw aotl|4ur*e
area 19 bare a like ro-Xiui. Tbe
deeper • man goat Into sch-nca il*
more Inclined la ho Pi call fur tin
ntoof ; eapeclally If lit ha* ami* learn,
log Ulan brain*. *ud baa u> slain bis
relad to solve the myatrile* -f life and
natore.
I was ruminating atari this, fur I
bad just reed tit* pres* dl.pausi.-a that
Hey. Lyman AMaHt, whu mem-eded
Henry Ward Beecher, bad to a public
ad drew In Uustou declared that tbe
Book at Ueoeele waa a myth—a legend
wiittan before th* fl od by some uu.
known proplwl—and kbal U waa Ini
PAtetbl* for Mom to baa* known uf
I be lb Inga that transpired 3.000 rear*
before be waa born and heaeke. “What
wars bia rwouroes if they were not
1 agenda and north* »•'
I know that il doaa uut become me
to leeeb theology nr Ihr I n TwJ 11 bill ty of
tbe scripture* hut it ocoura to tae ili*l
if Mr. AbboUoau undermine lb* Book
at Gaoeei* he will overthrow tbe whole
etraotaie of Biblical authority that
baa withstood the wear and leer of
tine lor all these oeoturlee. Tbe Bible
la the standard or iba agre—the bead
light ot tbe nation* aud It moat eland
as a whole or fall, aa a whole. Tbe
ieeyresd gentlemen prof mam w believe
In the new twumaet end pert of tbe
old, but If be Is nelly a Cbrtatlen be
must belisv* ae much of the old testa
ment aa the Savior and ilia apoatlee
did. It wae Ubriat who aeid In the
parable of Dive* and Laiarue, “If they
will not baiters Mom aud tht prophet*
neither will they behave though uee
inee from the dead." This is that
Mono* who predicted tbe coming uf tbe
Savior when he waa giving the Taw* lo
lha children of tiraai—that Moiti tn
whom God lostruclad tbe tablet of
a loo* that contained the command
mrntk, and who wrote tbe mo*l baaull
fnl aoog lo tbe Paalwi of David—that
ifoew who appeared in glnry on U*
mount while the Savior was trans
figured—that Moeaa of whom l*aul
■aid be wae falthlnl ae a testimony of
tboee tbiog* which were lo corns after,
lleferenon ant too numerous to quota
—all abowiug that Mueei was the vto*
gerant of tha Almighty aed wae a
propbci inspired by Him.
no Hr. Avwkk Mouuir spuoia me
new leelemsut er*d poll bown tbe old.
He nut eastern or demHllth ell. It le
tbe urn# old attack of ecienoe upoa
miraclei because they cannot be ex
platnad npoa any hypothesis of human
reason ; wbea tbe truth le that Mr.
Abbott blmeeir U a stupendous miracle
and cannot tell how be tblnka or where
lbe power ot thought or tbs faculty of
memory U located nor bow be oan at
will raise bia hand or elooe bia eye; nor
bow be took form and shape In tale
mother’• womb. All oature le a mira
cle; tba leaves of tba trece, tba color of
tba llowtre ths flight of bird., tba ia
flolte emallnem of matter aod germs,
tbe Infinite magnitude aod bound lest
extant of tbe heavens and of apace and
io ail creation there Is nothing thet
has pride, vanity and Mlf-ooocell save
oean—an agnostic or skeptic or so in
fidel—"Tba fool (only) has said la bia
haart, tbare la no God."
Well, now, leavlug oat the ioeplrs
tioa that gnlded Moors when bo wrute
tba Book of Genesis, lot oe come down
to human reason and tee whether
Moeas bad r*»>uroas or unt.
Mr. Abbott la now alxty-Bva year*
old. He la tbe eoo of Rev. Jacob
Abbott, wbo was barn la 1903, and
Jacob waa tba son of a revolutionary
sire. Mr. Lyman Abbott baa child rau
aad perhaps grandcbtldra That
would rook, lira genaraltoua from bia
grand airs. This Mr Abbott lived la
communion with bia father forty-four
yean, aad probably waa e young men
wbeo bia grandfather died. Now If
bia grand lira and hie aim were good,
truthful Christian men aod no doubt
they worn bow easy It eras for Lyman
la get a troa .eeoieat of tba rsvolutio©
ary war ao far Metes to all the I act
denis that bis graadfathm knew of or
took part la And haw aaev for Ly
Gaan ta band It dawn correctly to bia
children and grandchildren. No in
eplr.tloo is needed-nothing but truth
end a good aaemoey. TMa le precisely
tbe oeoa with Moeee—-mly six persons
were M«o"i to I r a axis 11 tbo amount
of tbo emotion from Adorn down to
Moooo. Tmo t hero worn twenty Mran
geoerattono duriug that loug period of
year* bat they Upped over aaeb other
aarpaologly ood it eaeaoe to havo been
• dlaoenoutoo of provldonee that they
•booId. Tho crooalofy of tho Moeata
amount lo oooUor oo o bell and Bgnmo
, do oot lit. Adam lapped over onto
La moon mod lived with him Bfly-ota
yoora ana Lomeos was Nnan'a farther.
Ho rely Loaoeen toM Noah all about tbo
creation for bo got Itdlyoet from Adam
ood bo lived With ble ten Noah BOB
>00*0—bod plenty of time didn’t her
Xonk bad o eon named tfteef, who
wont loto tbo orb wits blm oad I
reckon during tbo long rainfall u* old
(laatUmoe didn't have mooh eke lo
talk about to bio ehtldren baaldoo tbo
oraatkMi ood Cala and Abai ood Both
oad Bnoeh, and oa Hhem know it oil
about aa util oa bk father Mow
Whom woo aunt bar long lived patriarch
far bo lived MM yoora after tbo flood.
HO lltad to on Arphoiad. Kokh. Bbor,
IVk*. Boo. dame. Nah^r. Twah.
Abraham, loaoe ood Jaoob-aoeoo
general tone Yon, bo lived and ime
monod with Jacob for Ofty year* and
old Ifaab bloMolf tbo praaobor of rlght
vooouma, lived Mill Abraham woo
atxty yoora ok. Wall of ooaraa aid
ralW Hook told Bather Abraham
everyth lag that 1 amaro bod told him
•ad dham toM it too. and oko bod flfly
t
years istk with Jacob about It.
Now, Jacob bad a too named la—pi
tine same L*vi —the father of the
priesthood—waa llut grandfather of
Amram, wbo was ilia father of Motet
. How easy It waa for Lari to transmit
to Amram. bit grand to u all that be
Warned from Jaoob. Tlwn the remwn
would read: Adam told Lantech
Lantech told Noah, N-mIi told A brn
bum. Abraham told Jaoob (-tel Shea
told him. toe) and JaOit'i 1 old LhvI and
Leri told Auiram.
Lainech, Noah, Ab'aham, J <cuh
Leri and Amram. The twenty *ev*n
ganeralloua are icduord to els n an and
thorn als were nil favored »f God and
in the lloedcaoent tn Dtvld and Juana
Clirlet, IWalde* tlieac weo tbura wean
godly wumao not a few. Old tfothar
Ere waa there the I an aud (mat part of
the creation and prubibly Orel with
Adam until bta dat'.h OmC you
know ebe loved to m—t with liar de
aceudaula sod how aha ait In tlm cor
ner with her knlttlug and talked to old
Mother Enoch aud Mother Metbooateo
and Mother Lameeli. who waa her f-g
*-*-f-S-g-«nuiddauahlrr -n(j how ^
wept with tbaui over that apple bual
Data.
Resources Indued ! Guild a blaloiian
bare any belter nr more truthful Uo-I
fmuing men and woatreu to learn from*
Ynuug mau, beware b >w you but MM
Infatuated ortofretod with title raodvru
Idea uf higher orittolem.
For iAWO ye irs the auU^atlolty of
the old rteuceriil has been etudied by
the moat learned men of Urn agea.
Paul tay*. **Unlu tt-v Jews ttrre com
muted lb# oracle* of G <d What If
eomedo not lellan-; akall Uialr unbe
lief make tba faith nf God without
effect f Uod forbid; ye.t let God be
lroe, but every man a liar.’* Taro
hundred aad elghtv-Dva yeure before
Ok riel seventy Warned man complied
the aaonad oaaon and 11 baa remained I
Om eeme uoabansed till I hi* day. But
tree and anon tome oarpiog and eyal- <
eel mind at rein* itaelt to ffod a II iw
and cal I a it higher crtticWm. Just like
Reward andUlddioga aud other fauatlca
did when they armed old John Rrowa
and declared that there was a higher
law that lb*constitution.
Youug man. stand br the faith of
U>* age*, the faith of your fathers and
be uot wise In your owu coonelt, for
Solomon aalth, •There I* more bope nf
a fool tbau of bin.1'
I bar* recently vial led; the good old
city of Columbus and reoaivud its hos
pitality aud benedlotlona ft W Juat
my age, and through all Uiaet years baa
moved steadily and surely forward,
manufacturlag with serenity and dig
nity the character lla cultured men and
women gave It In ilia beginning How
broadly beautiful it waa laid out; how
bouutlful It lu sii -da; bow green the
grua* on 1U public grounds; bow brau
llful tba river that girdle* it. N -t foi
a tingle year bad tbare been any retro
grade In tbs manner* or murala of its
people. Considering lu climate, so
cieijr ana prosperity I do a-a know a
oily that 1 bad ratter live In. It to
already large eooogb fur moral safety,
for Jt-Srrsoo spotu a truth when lie
•sW that great cities were ixwttlonUal
to guod health and good morals of
course. We favor the increase of an
Industrial population that keep the
wheels aod spindles turning and the
wotf from the door end the beggar from
the wrests sod If every elty eared for
Its operatives in the mills ss Columbus
does, there would he no object lissuns
of misery to he carried before the legis
lature. I visited the young men’s
dab rooms of the Esgle nod the Pbeslx
■Ills. Yes dab rooms for factory boys
where they can spend their evenings
nod rend sad write aod bathe end ex
reel** Instead of going to Use saloons.
The beautiful library baa 2.000 volumes
of standard books sod tea rasdlog
tablss are furnished with lbs beet news
paper and magasine llteratore. 1 can
not mumetals the piaanaat aod at
tractive features of these rooms. They
ere all free or nearly so to tbs factory
boye who beoouM member*. Coined
Uanby Jordon to the big-hearted pro
moter of Ibis attachment to the mills
and the mill owner* pay all the ex
and I went to uchool aod to ooOruw
with their sons. These boy* are all
dead save two, and T am reminded of
mylooMloeaa I recall other feeding
eltlsaoa who walked Urn streets and
pester red honor and Integrity. Such
men as Srebom Jooea aod Banning and
Crawfuid and Obappel aod Bethnne
and Boscmaa aod I/omax. Shakes
peare says. “The eytl that mew do It vee
offer them; tbs good is oft inferred
with their boors. ” I would reverse
that repression. for good deeds and
thHr ladsenea last longer tbs a well
onea and nowhere has the succession
of good cltlsaneblp proved It son re o il
febn In Col urn baa There Is
Still wealth without ostentation aod
hospitality without a strata. Not a
shyster emong her lawyers aor a quack
among her do store Npt e fancy
praaaher smcog her stem, aor e venal
partiana among bar editor*. Porto
net* elty; happy people I
CkMtoW Non, Mh.
For km nuoo tbs F«w allowed
traaodboa day to paaa without notto
•i*- Fridar tia lha J*» tha grooad
iwg l« popularly aappoaad to ktn >n>
"Itod from bta wtotar quarter tor tha
purpaaa of Informing draoklad what to
rapaot to Uio way af waatbar for tha
aaaalag al* wraha.
Tha tradition af "granadlo* day" la
an aaetentaaa, bat la A rut y believed by
maay. It la aald that tlia groond-hog
rmaraaa Iran Um bale wtwea bn hlbar
naUa no Fab. 9ad, af aaeb r*nr, aad
tooba tor um aan. If that laalaary la
•hlntcg brightly month ta eauaa tba
anhaal lo out a abadow ha raturaa to
hla • talar qnhrtara, eoevlaend that
•rtMia aprtog to far off aad that tba
••adder will 1m atrgatooa foe ala
warha. Bat ahoaM tha akj ha orrroaat
aadaa abadow aapaar tba gtoaadbag
toaam that aa tba irratbar la bad It
*■ "f*4 1 " bn Maya oat aad
vatu tor taring.
THia itruru a (luaftm
TlMMwy *(NMOtlM<«;a« i | B.
Harvey Baav w W«.llk ua
awiat—. Lunar »w«a«t tit Mam
■a had WUkPtttpk rallitrr, r«v
Prttitt at tbe Maw rtrk WmM-ta'
IktMtll at ttt AthlaMMIlM a4
rr—Id—« MnH«Hl W—Had.
•Sariraw Id IliUtiapkU 11 nv.
The recent •uoimstry didluulitae of
the (mat publ lading limve >tr Harper
A Hroilwrt, aOLuHJonnnrot of which
aurpnaed h.tb tba hlerary and Um
floenolai world. IMM Main pUerd IB lit*
focus of tba public eye a young oian
wau bears the sons what baritf ioo
Dane of OvinnH Ueorge B. MoCIrllen
tlairay, through rui being mad- prasl
denl of tbe corporation which is how
rod«wT >rUig to float llie Harper TSTSnl
frxu tba shoal ol disaster. This task
lie e <o6dantly hope* So aceompllsii.
a»d hit reeord oertainly lodloauw that
them Is nn such wen) as fall In bis lex
loon. He la uow atao editor and pro
prietor of the North A met loan Jtrrirm.
Id which, rumor says, be Iurested one
mlllloo dollar*, hi* total wealth heiug
ret I iua led at l brio l bat Mm. Yet, a»
further beak ikea 16 pais ago U>,looel
Uarray waa a ynueu newspaper n-p tr
ier. earning about 16 dollara a week,
and ir tbe narrator la not mate ken, he
waa at that tliaa engaged In collecting
news from Um norUiero part of Yaw
Jarsoy for Joseph Pnlltaert New Vqrk
World, lawk IbU euieaneat of the
Urge fortoee, eeq aired from tack an
heasot* oegiomog, m.y inspire build
ing Journalists with the Idea that a
newspaper office Is a g«|w that opens
upon the royal road to fortune. It may
be Well Si esplalo that who* Oo1oo*4
liar Try aohierad autuiderabie fame
hod kubetautkel remuneration In hla
oewspaper employment, yet tbe eceum
ulaUoo of tbe Urge iimuiii of money
which be lias amassed la owing to tbe
fact that ha is a men of hie word end
neevr broke a promise. Ooe exhibit iod
■if Uns trait aiede him a friend, and
that Mead brought him rtcbwa. (n his
casallcau be truly said, apart from
any question of moral impales. mat
danebo I’ause'e oonacenoalews dictum
llMt -‘houeety is tbe beat polloy..’ Is
smnd advice. Tbe story nr Harvey's
rim to wealth may Internet you.
• • a
Colonel Barra? is a <u tu wait over
■tx tel in height. slander. but big
houed aad alia in tbe thirties. HI*
hair U dark brown bla oomplcxton eon
Uaoed. bla blue eyre atieded by glasses
aud hi* lealurra are small, aliliougb be
wear* a 7i bat. Ia ipercfc ha I* low
toned, with one of those mellow voters
which carry ay apathy and eonvtetloi.
Be dree era to good taste aod la g*ner
uoa to bl* friends This hnwarar, w <•
not a ple ura lu the eighties, when, as a
beardless >.«u> n« uag<n life’s struggle
on the local stall of a Chicago at wen*
per. boot* after this be cams east aod
■'Cured a pall Ion ou »•* Jersey Oily
staff of tu- Mew York World, and it
wee not loog before be digpiayed ■ uou
aptitude for lire work, oomoiued wiib
rare political aagaolt , that he wae
given fall charge of the coileotioo of
new* In the entire stile of Mew Jerery
te Mr..J*alUr*e'e Journal. Tbw jroagfot
him In dose contact with tbs leading
pollUoiaoa of tbe 8aady State, among
other* the late Governor Lena Abbett
whose admiration and rrlaudsfalp La
quickly won to suah an axteut lost the
but Democratic legislature of tbe gate
was lodnord by Mi. Alibrtt to create
ror Harvey’s beueUt a special office,
that of toeuraaee eummiMtoner with a
yearly salary of HftOO attached. At
the aamr Uma be was also appointed a
eutoavl on the goveruor’s staff, and lu
that way gaiaed the military title
which be el ill enjoy*, lb rough that pe
uull-r Ametlenu custom that makes a
colonel always a eotouel. While still
holding the ottos uf state Insefeuoe
oommieeiODer he era* ioduood by
Joseph Pul liter to locotoa the maoag
Ing rdlior of the Mew Yurk World at a
yearly ealary of «10. W J He was by
many ysara the yoaogaet man ooeapy
lug a position of that charentsr tn ilia
metropolis, but the presidential cam
paign of 1888 displayed his political
soeoao and bla rare Judgement la the
ooUseitou and pr«a«-ut*Uoii ufuewsto
•ueh aa extant that he soldered a bril
liant »u noise.
• a a
Tba fact that the World espoused
Mm cause oI tba IVmocraej in Um
an-tD'WeUlr ClaTctaad-Harrlatn earn
palgi Urowght tU managing edlter In
to Out oowtaot and frequent eonfrr
ai>«w wtib William a Whitney and
Arthur P. U >rmaa. lb* MUn aur
P" of tba Democratic bailie, wMeb na
you alt kaoa. waa a awBcmfs) oaa.
Alter Mr. UWvelamd bad been aworo
lot., tba dba Um aaoond tlote Joarph
l’ulllxer—or rat bar Mra. Pell tear,
aoteh waa tba same Uilug—axprmaad a
deaare to bare a oartala yoaag man ei>
polutad to a dlatlogumhad poatUoa to
lbs dlplutoetw corps at Vienna. At
Mat hat lac proprietor of tba World
vaa la’pnwmalao of tba Information
Ukat 4. 4. Vaa Also, a New Tart
mUlkmalra. aod oaa of iba avaUmt of
tba Skwport society art. bad Oootrl
baud 11004)00 to wm Cleveland earn
palga food With tba Uatt understand
log-allboogb ao formal agraame.it
vaa entered tolo—that la tbe rrmt ol
Democrats auoeaaa ba war to ba atade
mlnlatec to Italy. With tbU indtvi
daal Mr. Palllaar va oa terms of
abmluU aamlty by raaaoa of tba fact
that ha bad thwarted Mra. rsliliwr’i
amblUoa to gala aotranea to Urn moat
egaladva aoaial circles af Newport.
Tbe mllHawalre newspaper publisher
aaw an epportenlty of defeating Vaa
A Ire’* -mbltloaa purpose by publtaV
Hablag tba atory of t m cvnUlbatlan.
but ha waa alio extremely aaxluoa to
bar* diplomat la eppnlalamat made at
Um Austrian coon, to which reference
baa ban previously made. While att
tmt ware la vble shape. It la claimed
that Mr. Palllaar Rare a promise t>. I
Ocdeoal llarvay, La Haary U H risen,
aow ad Mar af Harpers Wtrklg. bat
tbn oa tba edit artel*.* of tba World,
that if Praetdert Cleveland would seat
Mra, Painter's Me«d to Vtaaoa ba
weald forego tba pwbltamtlaq af tba
Vaa Alan atory. lo aompl lanes vttb
agreement wbiah tea Pi ret dent on
rallowably lbought had beau and*.
appointment u> tba Austrian court
»*• annonoaad. HnbarcowrUy. the
jn*n of J. J. V*u Alan was sent to
United States senate aa Blntatar to
Italy, and tamed lately the tforid pule
Uahad tba faou regarding the 1100.000
aontiibotlun, and paralataatly. vig->r
onaly and sort toon krualy claimed that
the position aa reprseseallra at llw
Bomaa Mart had been narohaard by
tba Nawport awalL Tba bn el that
WMt op oyer tbla allegation resulted
Anally in tba withdrawal of Van Alec's
^8tna* to tbs quick by tlila breach of
fblth. Colonel Barmy real mad hi*
pnalttoa m taanegiag editor of tba
Wtrii although at that Uaa ha bad
i»>t ddOOlN tfaa world hit aampiuuus
mods of Uvloghuvtag mutated all of
hla salary. This nan If c induct
aiouaad tha admiration tad son tba
siasara friendship of William C. Whit,
net, who at that liras was rstanding
hla anarglaa Into tba Cluneal and in
dmdrlnl world la a maonar which baa
»0M mad* blm on* of tba orast potent
factors In the money otntrrs of tbla
country To abow fat* apprrsi»iloa at
narrayh conduct ba mad* him hla
confidential man. and placed him In
snob a position of trust and cave him
each advance knowledge rf rootem
plated corporation cnmetnatloua that
tha ana-time Mwapagar man was able
to maka early and jadtaloo* I a mat
■ewtaanprnlwtaddanlanaUMy those
llaee to New Jsnay. wbrrebj^h^^iZ
hsoamn a waatthy man. Sagacity and
oaatw oiomi sidi hit bmmt crow
USUI ho achieved ana of the anMtloci
of hU Ufa by becoming editor and por
prtator of tha North American Suita
aod t ow bo again springs lulu pruml
•irnca aa tha bawd at (ba rtorsanard
Uarpor's oorpuratlon.
Ho, yon me. It pays to ba aqua it.
u»». r. b.
Don *t go- baeaam tba atria rssautUI
lr materialistic and aenauoua, and In
diap-«M for prayer and faith.
i oo’t g»—bacanaa yon will contract
a habit that wld load you to aide by
almost loaaasibta dvgraaa from the
purer plays with which you begin to
tba grosser one* toward* which amy
theater Undo.
Don’t go benauie the majority of
lhaatar-gMrs era aot Christ kae a. aid
It can not be expected th it those finer
ebadM of moral Ur will ba observed
with which Christ famlliarix-tl ue; to
at as a silent spectator la to acquirso*
te tha standard of m*>iala po-mnied mi
the Rage. It la oua thing to be i>b
llgad lo maet each thing# iu dally lifr;
quite another In go lo aae them aa a
paatlma, and to par for thwr pTiiorm
anoa.
Don't g..— brcaou you bare no right |
to aupport h ayslein wbtoli la iolmlonj
to the virtue of tba actor* ifid that
evrry aaior la ueaaaaary In moral, but
Uwt tha utmuet uuivnraal coofeialon of
llama aJStor* and aetiame* who have
become Christiaan la that life mi tbe
Mage la not frleudlr t» virtue, bat
mrongly tba raveroe. Von ba*e n»
right to help to put stumbling tdoofca
'» other people’* path* by contributing
your mousy to aupport auob a system
Don’t go-braauee, If rondo hot suf
fer moral taint, your leltoecoe aud eg
ample may lead otbara to follow lo
your atrpa wbo will Dot be tU* to
real at tbo rail la/teaoera nf tha average
thaatar-goar’a life, but wlU drift into
tha lore of tba araaatloaal and aattaa
oua to tha ruin of Urn nobler qoalltleo
of tbo ooul.
PMfOHRialadqiawMWgMWMe.
...Tba Martla Taras Dmoerat don't
Ilka Keatacky, nobow. It thuadeplete
the trouble* that baoat tba daniaene of
tba BlooOraaa atata:
"Man bocn la tba moantalna of Ken
tucky la of fend daya and fuP of vlrtus.
Ha fbbath, fiddWtb, ooaarth aod hght
atb all tba daya of bla mi amble lir*
“He ahannoth water aa a mad do*
aod d'lnketf) onoh OM*n whlaky.
~ Wharf ba dedietb to ralaa b-be
ptaateih a neighbor, aod hi! ba roapeth
twenty fold. Ha rtaath a wo from the
oradln to aaak tha caalp of bla grand
•Ira'a enemy, and brtogrth home In hia
carcaaa iha ammunllioo of bio nrlgb
boc’a wtla'a couaio’s uuoie** father-in
law. who avehgeth tba dead.
"Yea. rarity. bla llfa I* uncertain,
and he know* not tba boor when lm
may ba jerked banc*
‘He goeth forth on a joureoy h«lf
•hot. end oometh b«ek on a abetter
"He rtaath la tha eight to la« tbo oat
oat and H takath nine deetora three
daya to pi ok tbe hwoaabot'out of him.
"Ha gueth forth to toy and giedoom,
•ad nemath beak la aorapa wad frag,
menu.
“A eye loo* blowotb him Into tba
boaum of bla neighbor's wlfa aod am
neighbor** wlfr’o beahaad hlownth
him Into Abraham** boson before ba
bath time ta captain.
"Ha amptlath a damfrAa Inu hlaa
••If and a shotgun Into hla enemy and
klc caeaay'a son Hath la watt for him
on aieettoa d*». and lo! tbo ooeoner
plowath op a forty aora Add to bury
the remains of that man.
'•Won. woe la Kentucky tor her eyes
arc rad with had wtlcky, and bar soil
la ctaload with tha Mead nf innoaant
■ ooeahlner*
A aU riling IdoMmI, of which lfr.
John CMirer of Philadelphia, ww the
••Vjccl, M narrated fay bha aa follow*:
•*t wn* In n weal dreadful eaediUoe.
My *11111 woo ilnwt follow, *yc* Mak
In, tonpnn totted, pal* ewtleaally In
hook and aid**, on ipreHU-graduaUj
growing wo*hoc day by day. Thine
piiyetelaaa had (rite* w* ap. Portuw
•»ely. a Mead ad*U*d tryla* gleet lie
Bluett]’ and U Bf peat J«y aad Mr
•rian, the am beule waaa a I wilted
iwproTewewt 1 eoatlaaad liter aa*
r*r three wee**, aad aw now a well
aw. I kaow they aavvd wy llfa. and
rotted the pete ef eaetlwr rtattw.”
*• #*#atealdfad t# tryitew. Only
W eeota per bottle at J. I. Carry i
U*. Dreg Bttan.
ran vMiM-iuuui nun
z-r?w Mari r* r*rt,r’
I*urtM lb* imil IIUm of Gbamto
•tanor JCaaaon. who, to eoajoecdoa
With to* French tabuudor, U. John
Ca in boa, worked oat tba details of ilk
pending Frai eo-Aaurtaan rcelproeit)
Jbo *-errteey * “*•»• radiated
Mr. Itiibrri 1*. Porter, who boo btoo
roiMod on tha goloUoo of the Coboa
oad other tuouUr tariff problem*, tom
porartli to give the twncOt of lit* okUl
ao a tariff expert to tba Interpretation
of U>a rartoai uhedute* af tba Franob
raelprocttj treaty for tbo opacial oaa of
tbo flenato committee oo fond go affair*
Tbl* la*k Mr. Porter baa JaM oom
bUtad la the meat tboruagh aad aom
proiieoolro laaaaer. and now Oat bo
boo floidbed hi* wilk, which la mu
Urllrd la a art of tebke gtrtog the
pcearMl American duttaa aw good* to*,
potted by os from Franca, tba ao*
duties that will |*«v*H the aid tba new
Uaaty bo mllfiwd, tbo prmret Preach
d atlas an Amsrmon product*. aod tbo
lowor dot lea which the FVeEb are of.
foriag t» giro ua Mr. Portar, to giving
°'rt far pnbHoaUon aono goairal con
elution* arrived at altar all ibis work
Mid atudy. has aeon ft to make Urn
MauarMtomo' Bteont bio eboaeo
medium Cor tenable* tba buaintaa pak
'fc.In »bw of Hr. Pont* roeognlaad
ability aa aa export to oommoretol mat
ton, bk eommaaleaUos through tbo
Manotbetorefo' JUartt to tbo Nietneea
public dorerve. end will oootmaed the
htebooi ou«al oration from aU who or*
in favor or that bin* of rxBaarton
which iorun* wider market* aod turgor
trade. Mm review li a* follow* :
mm- nonnar p. roans'* uni*.
“It It twiirred that nur upon a af
mauuNctoraa fur Urn kmal year ending
June ft, WOO. will reach #100.000,000
and i h»l oar export* ettor than agrt*
eaRural will aggrrgel* for the tame
portod $000,000,000. bach phenomenal
loereaaoa iu tba exportation af oooe
io«dltia* which eoma la direct sump*
U'h>c with tha predoota of Beropaaa.
mill* and factories Bake it hcoaouii
to revtaa oor carnmnclal redalkm* with
otbar null hi* and arour* for Ammon,
eaptul aad labor a fair degree of pro
jjclloo abroad aa wall aa at ho mu
Tuo prrooat adalnhtratiun came kuto
p >w*r declaring that [he repeal id the
taclprueily arrmrgameala negotiated by
that far-matug revublte ot tiaireman.
Jam-* 9. Blaine, was eastlooal aalam
My. and daioaodlog tboir iwml and
exianaton. Hal* ar* the word* of Ua
pblfufflM :
‘•Protection aad reciprocity ara twla
repeuucan policy, auti go
hand Id li*od. Democratic rula bn
reoktetely struck down botb. aod both
■bum be rv-eeuUlahwI.’
"In accord inee Witt Uwm declare
tlooa tba tariff w«e revised wuba vies
nf fully muitctlag American bo uu In
dustry, mid eroU.m 4 of that law gave
the rremtdvnt power to reuew the
reciprocity Uvaliea •<> ti, ,t the products
of the moot favored nall»<ie m the
markets of tbe w> aid.
..“Aetlwg In good faith. Praardrui
UeKiuley proceeded to pwl UiUarotloo
of^ira Diagtry tanff law Ur force, and
tbe mootlnportoctraeiiltuf tbtoeedon
*• the French treaty at thU moment
oodvr eowa>deration by lbe r.weige reli
tluns eommlttew of tbs taste. That*
at a c-ihrr treaties of lamer importance
completed and before the committee and
yet others Ui proems of sompistloo, bat
the Imas will be made oa um Prenuo
American treaty. Trot, a bis beae
attempted la tores qairtan to jnis
ittara aod raiss a err against all treat
I**, aod so powpooe aod altimataly de
feat them. This will fall, because tbs
obeli men of the committee. Senator
Davit propose* u> sensfdtt eecb treaty
oe Itn merits, sod Um Piwnob tnaty,
dlsrolsnalrd from tba etber treat lot la
now uodrr oaosldaratlon. Tbs ttnmg
sat opposKloo to tbs trsaUss sit in 111
basoeaefrom tbs wool growers. bet
that opposition expires by Hmlutioo
Fsbraary 10. whs* I andersUod UM
ArgsoUns treaty lapaaa If not n-a
8rm«d. At Hime U no possibility at
tbo Arseni I oa treaty b-ieg isashad In
tba fure**o r*l«Uou eommlUee by that
time, tba oust mrioaa and far-reselling
oopoeltloa la ramntail
“A oamfel aod an prejudiced exam
lnation of the Preach treaty dams
that It It a fair bargalo Mweru tire
two ooosulaa. Tba rrsoob cuvaru
mset agrroa to admit o large rauae of
Americas products at Um mini mom
ratsa of doty, which to many oasts
meant a icdoetWn of M and earn 00
per ceaV Tbe AmertOM Induotriee
r~ .7 wnnw WPI IM IMN M
Utluf to Mat. ted sod pork pmdoMa
Ths frsli Into real t of Mlsblkaa sod
of OalWorats sill ks large iMuadetarWa.
The nauau podaoero of eouteered
oU tbiougouet that teeth sod tbe 46,
000 oroJoorr* of kteil otlo to iu
Worth aed South aril I bo » (eared for
>▼# yasra of Up alula* am raloa of
daw. Oil la oar hearth giaat Maple,
•ad sots a large 0gora to the hataaor
of treats Aed the teeth aed North
ate kltho UUraaVad lo teaaral oh, for
lo addhlua to tte groat oil totaraoU uf
Wart V Wap aha, Tears lo saw baautees
a largo oil praduorr. Tha radooUon uf
jgwssi^'Ku'aats
Efrss’sHS'ff'S:
hto4r.°ao4Aaa^thaaa apSum*ewe
•early W.flOO 000, good mates ahaald
aoaw froaa thla shea go, WhU* aoer
rJaioto hare boon mda haaooaa lha
negotiator waa aasbfc taa toaero the
orlelaoai tariff tor Aiealtan hoou
sod atom. 'other maatoaier* of
tether* are Isolated to tha irdeetloe
ThU Isdatarr will aadoatoadlr aeoaa
la for faeoeahto aaatldarwMoa la ether
IrrelPs Amrtea earrlagsa and
wagosa, ‘nyete and rsMwaj earn hare
teat fires tha ■lateaai rata. * giTi i
•Mh •artte, of ad hlada iron uSmZZ
ornil hard were, may «haw i tali kaaa
•harm, raarlahlia. hetldlag aeUtlUe
todU-rater t geeda sad a rmagerf
■aaltoa. The mfehaptteetera** rZ
fared to
the Mere ef the Me*
o< Jaaoary H,mI hU* i<otnH»
letervlawe with Heoators MeLaerlu ef
(taMb Carollaa add J»m of IKwi
"In retin tar thin n n ton lit
■eke twtiMluM. TIM imlMUtar
hereAed. with two «r three exoepcl one
ere eaytag Uttle ehoat the treaty, hat
ihe rtpreeeaUUfae of the taare iudee
i»3,^aaM?a,ssJ5
rraoee te reform hneUwMh pro
dalreleg their direeUafaeUre. ftrey
•ee la ilile a free-trade ptat. ead eUUa
fer theejoantretorethepnaideai the.
sss^sjKffKLrsg?
-wjSutt- ffltsw* i?*»
pneeihle to weigh three MwaaUoeal
hergmlae la «a epeUMwewh real*, or
■Metre their iwarftt with t two-fa*
rmle. Judand by the erdleerrateadard
of tree mod take.’ the Freteh treaty
eeeree tnbeefmlrVaraehi tar ell pertiee
oaoearmd. T» crtUefa the Preeideet
ead adart*l»tratlee eed ery 'free trade'
le tot fair. (Metre reciproelty eu
ewierenaowtly Meuperetad lout the
republican plainer* eed afterward*
srfc'nMiruWs SL5t
the pewer thee reeled M the ExaeaUw
hoe the rSareSeTiMt? M
per eaat. la no teal re re v* I hr
heirtreeat ef Anerfean heitMry ead
let or. The average ad miner* dety.
MOMtolag tftrr the reeretl radnetleM
(wbksb and* only te Free*) are eoft
etatt to felly wetret (he Arerrlaen
V IBIS BIX ail
otiff Mift&i ItMlfe
BrlprocUy w.»w —eh a pert of the
W<;fl*y tow aa Um free IM' ar the
Mtb datlee or i hr ‘(Imp wferdaW or
■wuotoo aabadali* huWity1 awl -bait
rood*' or 'optlaaMaattawaat1 aebaato.
If tboaa who agrwd to tha Utaay tow
•ew dcottna to carry oat ita fair aed
traaaaaWa promt***. tha aawauy. or
•* peel ally freetrader* ton* a prrfrat
ri«bt to orttMtoa tha mea of tariff ; la
tool uereeaaaabt* -Hrrtlon la tha
Preach traaty ooty towto ^ tba
■tod* fhbrtp of prutrotioo aad Jaeaard
laao tba policy vhleb haa daralopadtb*
QQjoatry aad ^bullt ap our tadoatry.
opaa Um world** —
rtapto prodart*, if rrlawd waydeartop
(•■Iona anlagoatamtlMit «|t) ha Mm#
(■r-rmrhli'C aad i ■•<•*#■>* tba a hole
tariff. Kinoe ludoMry k** fur newly
Unaa year* aafoytd ih» ppraialona of
iba Otagtoy law. 1* It not Ua* that
provlaioaa for Hie Iriafli i f our f.w
Hfn OOMoetra Wtlopul 1m opaaatloa?
Harr w* nut |* ualm) Ui»t belli tba
tariff »od rrcpri ci y 4m tl tot ra raa all
IwtlMl. __
OM HuMaina I.Urrrl»n*.l>.
Tba RnldM eaUlu* in wblob lb*
MgMaat towel fi “outher.” A world
af rtrlfa total oat, a world of turn that
In.
An arbor wbtoh thode* wbew Um
Ktaabloo of preopriKy breowaa too
dazaltogt a harbor wb»r* tbt bocaaa
torn dad* ahattar la the Um* of adrar
Aoom to IhabtoaenMof wbtoh heoeaw
W Um fruit.
Hama to a paraoo'a rauu nbtalaafl
wltboot Injnaltrr. kept wHbont die
qah-tadr; a plana whm Um* to apaot
wltboot repeat aare. and wblob to ralad
by loatiaa. Matey, aad tote.
A dread old Miner through wblob
both ihw of aaaroaaam
Tbat aouroa of aoMtort wblob youth
dona not folly appreciate, wbtoh Um
youa* mob aad Mabtoaa lovlofty I*
■Ir*. wbtoh Um Mlddla-affad ataaraily
pnaana. and wWpb the atd rtgiuly
enlaa.
A «-■-t^ - - » * ae._ ■_a_a_?
baa. yoavh fahM tba eveeu aad
■amrtaa mt Ufa fur af« to mdtlate
ndM upoa.
The heat placa for a Married ma
after haataeee haute
Ham la tha iwliw. htxMkat, cwcat
rat ptaee to all the acrid, the aetaeaef
»wr putrat earthly aad oar deeper*
areMddaa eadrr the Mae tic ef abartty.
The plm akai tha neat are aaam
&£&
WMn hectare tnaiad heatwd pm
crumble amt.
h H<>Wk»**aaat««^trieerapb edheeed
aS-eSSSSSSta
aiiwriMOMo rro» lot on
treat Urartaae
Theaaaier el ear l_
wfaleh urn beerta* beat i
A. UtUa
awl ttwtaiii ImmM brand »
sss-usaiaaueat
siS^anxsv?si
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It »■ tbaagbtuat tttaarttu twM
tftwjSiTlI raMaSuT wjBSr
root mud ra th —a if tba rat
•baron «aa « M |S/Z3 •
ShStSrsnSa^S
otartfaU tba flaaa waa tatiayad.au
»^r^reUoB*fu-frt->i
aagatt.agffif.s
£%s^t2&r.ss
W nnoaiary inUtHy to ana tta roof.
aTX^ttSaBTtt
wa4a m Oauita. Tba aiaaar iraaa a'i_
whiah baa a (taaa acaaof about tara;,
■nuujjTTf "X!? 33SS£,^'
br*i©
laabaata tba »faaca foot, wttb as
ln-*B- °* *•
Jagusgaaa
* tabatoten Ik Tba
•orfc ManTakkbtT «b<ab brat
aitsiaraaf tla, mat It la ImI «ttb *
t^sso^xsofiJSss
•aatliar, allnara Car axaaaaioa aotf wt
xsssR.TC’j^z.'srsi
--*t if a traal Iraamratal un
o» Ibr or if loot ud baa addM —r*i to
tlir autoetlarotw at tba aaloaa balM
b|, ~
"Bvpq |r«4 ««. an uot lodifferaet
to tee alneeia drroUea of adxltoa
yror-oM boy,” Jmm «—»-r1tm r
; ooo» add •amoaly to the maiMa
of a frleed. £imj m (aeSae**.
MiM to kva tot b-rjrtowd m, «mU
; eahhuta ao »t|wfia of the heeo M
tulratioa ba (an -toword mmUmm to
bteltora” The ooaat WWbntiaa M
iamar,wri,“
| ao<ot«ai5iy>ttoLiS«ttoJiaa»l(ih>ia|id
|U«nr*un.la( aoag, retoua ITrediWb
eumMntcHttd the dl—anty to a»
ooared*a. I ■nyoaohrd the m-r1a«
arUb , atilterj ealuu eW aatd: l W*
to wyatt tofoar aioaliinj UetJ
eoapaajHfBr-” ‘
•u Mate for k i
toforayoar kMnatmaaid
aalete joer aawlleeaj. The<
)wa»a(u>n
i Tto paot a* all
.--i 'Jtleae *ae"L. jaareaeet
•ajtoila teeaeedlie earn to tea o*.
natlaad. Wrath ftaaa jeaaMtaetod
on oar arei. ’
••Withallmt heart,’ braald. IhrM
ootMJtea ead ward. Ha laid Me
'‘Merab (erweffT’wfch CM. Aed
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