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The Gastonia
DeToted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the
V»I.XX1. UNA2ii«SShL} GASTONIA. N. C., THURSDAY, MAY i7, 1900.
ARP ON YBTERAHS.
LET THAT MAIMED BATTALIOI DO
TO THE BEUIIOI.
n«r win ki iraui w«*ii—mu tmih
Mwmr IM Thai lk< w«Hh an Uerea
Ml Uk Blnla an Ninalaa.
Dill An la AUanm OooaUlutton.
Of oooree Atlanta will ralae the
money to uniform tha poor oou federate
veteran* and pay their way to Louie
rtlie. That batteltou of one-armed
one-legged oue-eyed hamaa of tha loot
crate will be the meet aignlflernt
feature of the reunion and will make
nkora luting Iwpraaalnn upon tin ru
ing generation than anything *l#».
"That la genuine." they will any.
Thou old folluwa were certainly there
and thty hero not repented of It. In
fact they are proud of It. It will leaoh
Aha youth of the other aid* that our
bora ware terribly In earoeat Bad that
neither time oor poverty Itat oh liter
a ted a tingle reeling or emotion that
poeaeuad them whoa tb»y faced the
gune of the enemy nearly forty year*
.ago. They are eatali'.Uliod In the faith
and will die not bellevluf they were
right bat knowing It. That word
"believing" It a mlaoomer a kind
compromise it does not fit um. VVs
knew wa war* right tbao aod wv kuuw
it yet. Believing li a word that bta
UM other aide. A good many of their
soldier boys believed they wen right
aod koew no better, for tbnr polltl
0lasts fooled them. but more than ball
of them dtdvu’t believe anything about
it aod dtdao't care, for they ware hire
Jinn aod fought for 910 a mouth and
nothing elm. They were hungry. It
teems to me If 1 waa a northern mao 1
would my to aay people "We can’t do
anything with those confederate vete
ran. Jut 1st them alone. They wars
conquered end that’s all. We plied
.four to one on them end wore ib>-m
ost, and that's ail. bat ouch Sgblne
tba world never sew. They naver bad
but 700,000 men In Ute field, all told,
from tbe bagtonleg to tbe end of tbe
war. and they have put a million of
our folks on Lhe pension rolls, besides
ail I bat they killed. Good gracious
boys! Let’s quit talking and qull
bragging, and wbon them fallows down
south want a reunion let's bid Ui*m
tod speed and aay "Go It, boys! W e are
bsitisg on you. Get together by your
-campfires, as It wars, and retell yoor
uld war stories, and 1st tbe tears from
your old watery eyas gttatao again, and
after it is all over than go baek home
and tell It all to your wives and ohlid
ren. aod tbvu —ran and than — aad then
lay down aod die." Well, that’s just
vlst Um old vets era doing. They are
dying pretty fast now aod there will
hardly bo enough left fur another re
-union. Our hope and faith Is ’hat our
boys will keep the'campfires turning
and gather trouud them and tell wliat
• their fathers did. Let those memories
survive tbe flight of Urns, just like Ibv
.historic and herloo deeds we read of.
Tbe older tbs batter. We have In our
family an old paper that give* an ac
. oonut of tlie battle of Lexington during
Um first revolution and along Um mar
.gla aeroaa tbe top era pictured seven
teen oofflos, aad on each coffin Isa
name, and one of these names is very
dear to os, for it Is Um name of an an
orator who fall In that fight. That an
cestor navsc fought for a jester cause
or oo greater (provocation than we did
and oor children * should be proud of
It.
And so let tbe old battle scarred rel
-erans go to Loulrrllle and hsve per
bapstbatrlsst tovefsaat. Atlanta will
raise that moony. Wa love to look over
tba published names of the oontrlbotora
and rejoice that there are noble man
and woman left wbo may hsve forgiven
boi wbo bave not forgotten. Wa
measure people by their charities, their
will lag responses when called so for a
cause Ilka this, sad I would be ashamed
to ice my name In ■ column with torn
than a dollar attached to It. It I
oouldsot or wouldent give mom than a
dims or 28 cents, I would say mark It
cash sod go on. A man wbo mot af
ford to give a dollar should not be
called on.
Lonlavllls U goiog to glva a royal
welcome to tbe veterans and 1 hope
every one who oaa will go. Louisville
»lb# Intensely southern olty in tbe
notoo—more so than Nash Tills or
Chattanooga or Atlanta, or even Char
»•*<»—*f>d >t* people never do tbiaga
In a halfhearted or paoarlons way.
Tba teat time I waa then I saw tba
blue and tbe gray each sheet 800
strong sitting In ~iwi hsll
to an address for the benefit of eonfj?
ante veterans. Yea, tbs same kind of
veterans wa wish to uniform and sand
there. These federal soldiers asms out
sad paid their moony to show ibelr
sympathy for the cause of the poor
soldier That »yr»prUiy has existed
In all clnltasd natloos and Uterus
oarer wrote a mots touching thing
then whan bn wrote about Uncle Toby,
wbe when told th»t a poor Midler was
dylag at gats, aslaad his craieb sad
hurried to bias, eschalnatof in bia emo
tion, "Ha almll not. die by Ood!’"
That oath w«a set down up*, tbs book,
baton angel dropped a tsar upon It
and blotted It out forever. Ho no
ahead Capuin Dearlog and ask far
mossy, end l am ears It will oome.
Atlanta never fain In a cause Ilka
ibti.
i am an optimiet dow. Tim rprisf
h“.*^,lU“ •<* bfrda era alanlaa
nod tbt lonf* nru la bl<voa>. and Ibm
•wool ItUto ohlldren ora all ao liaapv
It makaa an old oaan happr loo. (Ki
lltUoewaa halp ma to tnSfc the atraw.
brrrtaaacary d.y and ft afcmaaa than
to taka a ao farad dlab fall to tka tick
folka Mar by, aod to tall how rVuil
tkay ««a to fat theta How abarm
la| II to to wltaena tha dally txeaortoa
of tbalr mlada and baarto aad emo
Uoaa, aad IMao to thalr lm» prat
Un. tka little flea yaar oklVokad
with aatoa rah meat at oor otd tar key
fobbtaf aod aatd '‘na’at, ha aast ba
risk. I raokew, fotT tblak he la eomlt
laa.” Tkay entertain iaa mn day
aad wool lat aa look ao tha dark klda
of Ikltai Tha fact la, there la do
ahadaw am tbla hlaaer.1 r««ioo, for
wn have dmm anil plnaly. Nn fam
Itien like they hem In India. No war
like that which rage* In the TraoAvaal
and the l'tolllipplnee, nn flood* nor
cloud buret, no great calamity of any
kind, and all our citlxrn*. both black
aud white, are pracefn! and law abid
ing. horn* dirty aeouudrel did Meal
poor old Widow Holmee'a well rope
leal night, bnt that la tba only devil
ment I have heard or In a long time.
1 do mole It be.
nn. DNEIXtlll TAN A WICIUE.
MIIUO uimaau WIUI dilMWirw fa
I'lemnrT-glHia Mam April at.
A apaclal from Savannah. Qa., a«ya
that the body of Dr. Sherrard It- Tabh,
In obArge ot tbe local nflloa of tlie Mi
rloo Uoeptul Servioe them who had
beau miming alnoa Nonday. April 90
waa found thia morning in Booaven
ture Garnet try, lie bad com ml lied
suletda with chloroform Dr. Tabh
waa a Virginias, and a member of a
prominent family.
While atatloued In Boalon Dr. Tabb
contracted pneumonia. When he waa
nanvaleaoeet h» waa ordered to Aav*n
nah. He never fully raoovrred. lie
waa a highly enllivated mau, a gradu
ale of Itindotpli-Mnoon College and of
the Uelverelly of Ylrglnh*.
The 8arannab apmlat aaye Dr. Tnbb
ohauged bia nelform tbe morning or
hta dlaaapearanoe, and going out to tbe
cemetery uaed bli ooal for a pillow,
nad lying down, plaecd a handkerchief
•iturated with Ohloroform over hi* face.
(m Pin Ml*r Bin*
tVsshioctoo. May U.—Assistant
Hvorelary Yaodsrllp lias firm bit ap
proval u> Uie new dMlvm for tbe |i
•liver rertlScatm. treasury notes and
Culled Status notes, and some of the
aaa bills are expected to make thalr
appearanoa in a few days.
Tbe first will be silver certificates.
The mime desitoe will be used In tbe
different kinds uf oarreeoy taeued. Tbe
only change wilt be In tie* styling of
silver orritfl calcs or nolea.
Tbs f»oa of Die new Mil will ooutalo
Uie portrait of an Amertcau Indian,
who is alUred In fall war trappings.
Tbe faoe of some distinguished deed
man will ba omitted.
On buUi bask sod front there la
mueb pretty scroll work. Tbe rear of
Uie note contains two figures gee In
lares aim, end (o the occur the teller
V. In Ibis respect tbe bill fotlowi lUs
•tyls of tbe new $3 There Is also
oonaiderabta while lo lbs Molar one
eaeb side tbe V.
MaMln **4 TO*
uruhlorton Paw.
Iu tlx conn* of hi* addreti on “The
education of ilia Negro” before the
American Social Science Aaeoelaitou
in this city Monday evening. Dr.
Charier Dudley Waroer. the well-known
philosopher and lilenttour, made a
vary valuable contribution to the rau»l
Important social oonlroveny o( tba
day. Coosiderlag the fact that Mr.
Warner luu spent bia life at the North,
aod chiefly lo pursulU that Involved
little or no ooolaet with the negro. Uta
conclusion* ha has reached an (roly
wooderfnl la thalr InMIlgaoco and ao
cnracy. Mr. Warner baa perocivud a
fact which vary few Northern men
have hitherto been able lo racognizs—
tba fast that a merely sebotasil* train
log, no matter bow ambitious and or
nate the curriculum, baa accompli*bed
and can accomplish, practically noth
in C in tbs way of Uaprovtag tba negro's
social status of preparing him for
m star La! advanoasoeot aod useful oltl
WXMtiip,
Dlneoeelog tbs aspect of the case,
Mr. Warner asked :
“Uave Utese colleges, a* a whole,
stimulated Industry, thrift the lucllua
tlon to SStll* down lo the necessary
hard work of tba world, or bav* ibey
bred Idleness. indlsposiiloii to work a
vaporous ambition lo poliilcs, and that
sort of gaoliUty of which llie world hac
already enough ?”
Of coon* the answer -that Ic tu say.
the trofhfnl and enlightened answer—
is unmistakable. These oollagas have
done the negro no good whatever.
They have turned out a few young
books who fondly and Ignorantly lm
agios that becaaee they are able to
scan a lln* In Ovtd or Oelultos. nr
write a thesis so the Cuneiform In
scriptions, or deliver an Impaaaiooed
apontropha to some white mao of re
nown, they are esc isesrtly the superiors
of Osacaaftaa who have not been
taught tbase things, but have to earu
an honest living Gy hard aod honest
work. A* Mr. Warner says, tba ool
tegm hero bead a vaporous ambition in
politics nod n child lab conceit of pen
tillty. They have not taught Un
manhood, however. They lie ye out la
■tilled Into tba aegro the sturdy spirit
• f Individual effort and self rnepeet. of
Indomitable Independence and person-. I
self rvlbuioe. They bav* generated,
simply, a mlssrabi* and leapt brood or
ovored seated i ■ tare Use. wire cu con
fines no one of tbelr merits sad
who neglect the real pathways to dig
nity white they nurse the thrice merited
wound of foolish vanity.
W# era forced lo the opinion that
tbaaogra. under bis present leadership
in hopeless Society obtains from the
rasa, an it is now generally Instructed,
oaly an logrsdlaut of dtetorbaoee ami
•glutton, tensed of teaching the ae
gro bow to support himself, ecqslre
property, sad become aa Influence la
govern meet, wa era teaching him to be
dtoeaotfatod, idle, and laoaodtery. la
stead of Mashing him to rnepeet him
self sad to rely for lilt advance
ment a poo hie meellt as a man
wa era teaching him lo clamor at lira
gates of society for a ''renown it toe"
which ha dona sat deserve, aod which,
if be obtained It. he would sot under
•*« Mm rr»— Um uh
Wm Um ball UuU hit O. B. 8tnd
my, of If •wart, Mlob, in Um CWII
wnr. 11 onnand hontUo UhMn that
U*>md fnr»m». Tb*n
Boot tan’) Amina him enmd him
&«•c^*' *"•*• Bo"..
P*»», Oku, Min BmpUooa. H«m
PUa c«ra on aarth Um
ssarwsr' rc-o -
vsii.t. sea »n r.
| Thw tklal CnpUal lF*fnnuM la ¥}M.
I uaa.aaa.-iMO «ra in AUiatna
j WewMawI *rUaa Vleea INa t'olurw
; Wllk OyUnhllr K/f.
i C bar Iona, If. 0.. May lO.-Oue of
tba larval assemblage* nf mill rayre
aentallere ever bald in Uia Dulled
State* began a convent I.-a hem to day.
tbe neoaaioo be.nu fie Fourth annual
uunvantion u. tin- Southern Lotion
HfHnuars Association which was called
tn nrder at 10 o’clock this morning.
Five bend red mill mao ate la atten
dance. and It la estimated by oanaerve
m* enter* that tba total capital repre
sented will aggregate iDOO,000.000.
Presided J. H. MoAdeo oallcd tha
cocvsatloa to order.
After congratulating tbe member* oU
tbe Aaaoclalloo spoil tba large atlao
daace at tba convection, President
McAdeo aald:
•‘A loaf period of depreeeloa te at au
end; every industry I* prospering; every
man wbo can work and will work cao
And employment at good wage*. Money
I* easy, the A saiiow* of tbe oouotry era
oo a sound beats, confidence la restored
a bright future awaits as end we may
contidenlly look for a period nf Indus
trtal development unequalled lu Ilia
history of the country. It gives us
great pleasure to glvw you a sordlal
welcome at all nur meetings. Thera
will be ao division of territory, oo Ma
son sod Dlsoa’a line with tbe manu
facturers. We are all togrlb-w to one
common In terrat ami one uuidiboii
cause.
"We ire eodaavorlng lo oonvert llie
raw nulertal Into manufactured pro
duals sud lo Hod ■ good market In
foreign countries. Our export trade
■lone with tbsmnplreof Ohio* without
•ny organised efforts on our part will
exceed M0.00U.0U0
" We should favor sud urge ■ perma
nent sod vigorous policy nu khe part of
uur gsotral Sovrramo.C In favoruf the
‘opeo door’ policy with Hm aolerprlsa
of Oblua. Hud we slioukl hold an-l gov
ern the Philippiue Islaodt, which are
d(siloed to beoume His distributing
osolre ol the Eastern world and Bate
oar country the oectre of Kastern olvl
lltatloo.
•‘t hope to see this Aasociatiou take
decided action mi (Ills question of pub
llo policy.
"rt* great hope of Uie 8-HitU )• in
Its man u fact urea We aak for bo class
legislation With Ulanded eommer
alal relaltOBS with foreign ouonliiea,
new territory opened before ua, wc can
plant our prodqots wherever our flag
floats and su'ceeafully compete with
the world.
"Ws should give atroug ckprvealona
In favor of appropriations by the Stale
governments for building end taaio
UlQlng textile schools.
"Thera are many things we oould do
for our oiwrallTM—make tenement
lionasa oomfoitable, adopt improved
systems of sanitary aud vsnttlallon
regulation*, bnlkl ehuiche* aud schools
and provide libraries. We should do
all In our power to erect a high stan
dard of morals and elevate and dignify
labor.''
A large cumber of new members
were then elected. TbsidorsG. 8e«roh,
ef Philadelphia, of the National Manu
facturers ' Association, spoke oo "For
eign Markets fur Cotton Gouda from
America and the Way to Dsvolp Them"
lie showed that this country. In
spits of nil advantage*, spins aud
weaves only 82 per cent, of American
cotton. _
XKK* V*f KKCKt Igk'MAYKJl.
«t»w«l CnlMiiM >rh«w •• kMUn
l*r ik« •!* r**m of Warokip.
Clileogo, M*r 9. —Kneeling, M the
ktlliod* lo prayer, bu (HI to be kk
exaction lo tbe MetliodlstCburcli. Tt>*
book or discipline reeugnit* th« ovud
log of in* kme. but tli* city churches
bate gradually Keen drifting Into thw
mom unconventional bowing of the
heed. The custom of Wesley prevalla
fn tbe moetput only lo the country.
Delegate Tl.icUll, of Nebraska, ll a
believer In tbe devout kneeling form,
and to-day nought to eorreet the ten
dency of tbe Uttrr-dav Methodist* In
departing from tbe undent outturn by
Introducing a resolution in tbegeneral
conference emohasliiag the direction
In the dlacipkloe Tbe conference re
futed lo declare “We nig m much at
ever la favor ef observing th* kneeling
altitude."
Tba Aebraaka praaelier raw to urge
adoption of hia view*. but U>e oonfrt
aoea slataornd far a rota, nod the mot a
awy loaning of tba body toward Uia
boat of tfea paw In froof wan approved.
Tbn action of Htebop UoCaba lu re
(wing to maintain an aplaeopal rr»l
danw la bie dtatriet haa reiultad in an
•Sort fo ooanpal Um aSaotiva blahopa
n'it oalr to reaide In Lbefr dtatriet bnt
to coniine their oparatloa lo otroom
aeribod llmlta. A ojovamaol developed
at tha opening of tb* general cotifee
wea a weak ago baa gntwd moment nm
and prom law to end in making tba
btabop a dloewan nfBear.
Tha eplanopal rratdence baa bran ona
In name rather than la Tact, on an
count of tba Iravallng character of the
work of thn oOoa. The comnalttw on
eplaeopaey to-day debated an order from
OOC of tU ante com milt era sailing upon
1 bo btahop* to live anJ work within
tba dlatriete lo which they era aaalgned.
Tha bored of btthope, under tha or
der. ia to aaalgn lu rifncilva an foe
work ia foraJgu Oalda and otbora to be
aaalgned Lo dtMrlcU In tha United
Olarw.
XHIiw* >MM hr (OwlMiaa.
< /’harlaaloo. Si. Siptolal—A eon
Wlltea of rrpraaraiallya ImalnrM *i>4
profraatonal mm »HI tea?* Iran tVad
n add ay for Wa>blafton, ahara limy ap
paar Mora Iha Itnuaa rocomlura on
military aFotra. on Tburtda* In aap
port of tba Horn to bill prwaldlny for
Ui aatabllahmoni at Charteatoo i«f a
brnaati of tba National doMtara’ Uoan
Tbla prajaet ha* bam approrad by tba
United Oonfadarata Vataraaa tiy iha
Otaatf Army af tba RapaUla in Inaal
and national nwymte, by Dm oily
oaunell af CbarWatoB. tha Laatalalura
of Sooth Carolina, aad all Frdaral and
State oAtoara In tbla Slate.
WHY** XWNleAVKH.
H IM at *Uax rail* K kn
Alli-M Hralwat Ikr arkriMku.
Sion* Fall*, H. I>.. Xlay II.—Amid
| th* wildcat excitement and euthuslasn'
William Jeontuga Bryan was imoilo*.
ted for prealdeut Ity Uw People's party
national omveritlxii yeatardwy aflri.
noon. The nomination waa ay acela
oialiou nnd ilia deoaunatration was
marked by luraultunu* chiwriag. throw
log ap of tint*, waving nf ^esnea, *nc
tores and flsg* sod errry article in
nsach of the delegate* and they went
wild at llie conclusion of Senator W.
V. Alkw's spsetdi placing lhe Naliraa
kan lu Domination.
ALL a* XOXINATES *11 YAK.
Ssnator AUeo paid a beautiful trib
ute to Mr. Bryan, saying ;
| “Haembodies In hla poltUesl con.
viclloua, in bla life, all thal la good lo
an Amerlosn; all that Is pure and 11>.
al;all that the moat exact U'g could
desire; a statesman of rip* experlaoor.
a pbtloqnpber g patriot wllbont a peer,
l'rarlew, bold determined, tborouglil
united lo th* Interests nf the great
taaene of hla country, trl»o conld make
and will mok*au I leal candidate for
the exalted ofltoe of preaidant of Utaae
United diet**. Sine* the result of th*
nlroOou In 1800 waa known to l he
Amerloan people among Ut* fushui
foraas of Uia (Jolted Stales ihare bs*
bean bat oae name qooneuled with th*
odioe and with tbs qoaloattoo at that
time. He I* ike embodiment of ail
thatoppoaea plutooregy. th * uppiane
'be legislature nf orlaliial power lu
publle life; lie Is iq aay lodgment U>e
must brilliant Awrleau eitlaao oil lha
age. I Uilnk lie Is, as an orator, as a
statesman. Ui« equal of Web iter unit
•Jsf If not tlwlr superior, (la was a
Nebraskan, but now la-longs to the
world. Without further duouedon.
without further draoripUou of this
'uagnihcanl mao, f present to tkta oou
vtnlkni this baro, statram-tn atul orator
William Jauologa liry n."
Senator Allen was followed by Gov
ern! Weaver sod others, all of wh >m
paid eloquent tribute to Bryan.
TOWXH YOU VIC* PUBftlDBMT.
Hilaries A Towoe, of Hiuoeauta «as
nominated for vim. president slier a
spirited dlaouaslon on th* qu w.lon of
laavlcg tba vie* prveldeuliel nonlne
lioa lo be mad* by a special commit'**
t" coo far with Democrstta leadns at
Ksoaaa City. Several uomlnall >«>*
were made, boi Ur r iwoe was di ully
Chosen by acelaqaati-Mi. lie waa no mi
natad by J. W. Howlar of Utnnveota.
A *M«mw I'uilwMl.
WuMoiim Vac
Ublrf Wilkie, ot tha United States
.Secret service, lias recalved from Lhs
Penn Xatioiml llsDk. ot I’hilsdelptiir.
anaof Min moat dangerous counter fall
SdO Rota* lhal list appealed fur a 1 mg
HUM, and seertid ouljr to Uie celebrated
1100 Monroe head silver certificate*,
tbe character of which liw Treasury
experts were (or some time uimitte to
definitely determine
Tha note It of the series of UWO.
check letter A, pi*la number 7, Till,
man. -Kigkstrr; Morgan. Treasurer.
The plate Is printed from migrated
(dates. and tba work upou Ua face aud
b»ck It of a high order of excellence.
It Is • IrlOa shorter than the teiolne,
while ilia width is the same a* tbe gen
uine. Tbe moat noticeable defect a In
tli* nola am In the portrait of Hamil
ton; the uoae instead of being round mi
Ibe and. la brought to s sharp point;
tba obln, Instead of betog double, at In
Ilia gaaultra. la square; tbe head from
the back of tbs ear to ilia top of lha
uoae, on the line of the ear, Is u tree
Uoo of an loch wider then the genuine;
tba work on tba coat gives a fiat effect
and merges loo the background in tbo
b>w«r part of tbe portrait.
la tba border tba atatll firnraa
are omitted between llm “XX;” h, ih
octagons! ornament under ilia word
‘•Washington,’’ center fact of note,tha
detail is-so blurred that lira lilUnelght
polnted star furmlng tba reciter of Lite
ornament does not stand out in reliar
as In Use genuine Tba Bolshin*
straight sum of tile “a” in '-baarar,"
right faoe of note, ia a sharp oblique
litM at top. whereat In tbe genuine the
Hue is ourvtd.
In tba left panel, back of note, uM
comma after “It,” where the wards
‘Impresalno of It” cocur, has basn
■valued, as bss also tha dot star tba
”t” In ‘-printed” In tba next llae be
low. Tha note Is printed oo paper of
• vary d-oeptlvs elusracUr. and has Use
distributed fiber.
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MvtBff Rt»irUf«4.
Do not Cry to do • great thing; you
may waste all your life looking for the
opportunity whieli owy never com*.
But since little things are aleiyi claim
ing your attention, do them aa they
come, from a great motive, fir the
glory of (iod, to win bis Mile of up.
provsl nod to do good to men. U la
harder to plod on In obscurity, acting
Uios, than lo aland no the high places
of the Held, within tba view of aU. and
to do deeds of valor at which rival ar
ailM stand still to gala. But oo such
aot goes without the iwtrt recognition
and i be ultimata recompense of Christ.
To fulflil faithfully tba duties of
j"«r atatloa; to use to tba utter moat
the gifts of your mlalatry; to bear otm
Bog annoyance* aed trivial Iniutlooi
at marlyi a bora Urn pillory and tho
■Ukei to Bod Uia ooa uobla trait In
people who try to atoleel you; to rat
the klndoat oonaUnetlon on U a kind
seta and words; to iova with ibe lava
•>f Oud even tho uatknnkful a ad avll;
In be oootent to he a fountain In n*
■atdat of a wild valley of stove*, uoor
lahlog a few llcbsaa and Bowers, or
uow mod agate a thirsty aheap; and ta
do this always, and aot for lha prate
nt man. bat fur lbs ash a of ttod -this
make* a great life.—If. II, Meyer.
W«rOI— *l(kiwM Ml,
Th* buateot >«4 MlfbUMi lluiaiMaa
, tlMt evar fU taatfa H Dr. Xtajp* V«w
Ufa Pill*. Krrry pill I* a mbmodM
{ Rlobala of h*alU>, that ohanoaa «Mk
a«M lata Mreaftb. H«tlo»nw» Me
*H*rgy, krai ofM| I..M mental power.
1 Tboj'r* wuaitorfnl In bnlMlag up tba
bM&li. Only tt* pn tma. Sold liy
•I. K. Carry oim! Company.
«w«M mmim m iirim.
I apmt WMeU K TalkrC
Uon. A mot J. c (naming*. «Ni(r«u
men from New York, made a annech a
f-w day* 4«m io Um houaa widen la ga
in* tin- found* «f the prana. Th# bout*
had under onneldeiaUon a bill u> •*
Ur*w tiw power* of the dap imperil of
agricnlturo »• a« to rolilblt tli* iron*,
portatlou by mtaracat* oowmero* of
0*u»® kilted io ylutalkm uf loo*) loan.
lu Mlvooatla* tint paaaage of the bill
Iba ditllngutobnt enuacweawau fruca
Nrw lock bald Um eloacat attentloo
of lb* boo*® while b* apofca aa follow*:
“Mr. Chairman--! waa a neat*) af
lb* bouaa af lapraMtetiao* thlrtaaw
year* a*u tbt* aprlog. la April ef that
yewr Um oapttui grounds aad th* parka
"t U)l* oily war* 01 lad with mUo*. bob
olink* and other u*| MnU. Tb*
•Wald Urtoar iba plan* of Um ho Baa
win* af Um ekplbd waa dotted with
aongaura. tlia ru'dna rtinnlaf lu raary
dire* Icon for werae «ud in recta, kod
Um Urea ally* wltk mualo. To-day It
(■ * rarity tu aa* a robin In Um ally uf
Waahlufton. I heard two oblnda* o .
Caplt-d aquae* aarly la thaapclag. Two
woeka ago 1 aaw a robin o* tb* aauari
drooping baad nod wMnrtaM *ia«
up m tha grata to u. park. From two
U> in rot hundred of thaat Kagllah mir
row* • urroaudad him. turmeatiag blag
and aUacklug him. I took tbe bird
Into tba haute and gaea bin a draw of
Uia beat brandy. It rrTiaad hltn and ba
flaw to uw bwk of a abair, (Apple ate)
A kuantt afterward*. laamr, ( ata
•orry to aa y, his head b-g to grade illy
dr«Mp and Its dually dropped fro*
bla perou to the oirpac Fire mlautee
aftarwarda ba gaaped for breach and
died •)« laialudta I found our ay*
bloodebul, sad dUcoewrd that tbu bird
«raa terribly Uaerated uadur tba wings
the bill* uf tbe sparrows bad pero-<d
his la Uw eilaU New. M'. Uttair
«>an. If till* blri grill give tbe few nro
lot and » .ng • ird» uoa with q. 1t up
lha Tl. | Mia a!lean* or th-ee Bnjl sb
sparrow*. I eaa uniat Iwartily In fav n
of H. (Appiaaao.)
-r^Wt an miser 1 spent lu Hat Suaquv
hauDa * allay. TuMre year* before
Uil* I h Pi lamrnarod lu Uie earn a ..pot.
Tha litlh* yellow sherry bird was litero
Ut*«i lu pru(iialon. Tha ground chippy
darted under tlw faooaa and bad ua
neat in the tell gras*. Tbe yellow tutu
■ar au tbace a dnlaiiag from true to
Irew. The Larging oi Cha woodptitrr
WaglMMldtu Ui*baa<*M eJ and oilier
t< wt and tin twl ter of tba phoehn
bird and tlw plaiutiue noU of tba
pewit. Tha kltdee and |<lo*er Haw
over Uw bllla and toe king dtber and
the Up up were aaen u|u» tlw elirraa
of tba near. Bobvbitu made blio»-.r
hoard in Ibv meadow*, aod daiotv
wo xleock flew out of Lhe dHIa PjWut.1
•ngbUill. AU tha VarieUrt uf bu t*
familiar Umm la kiybood day* wet*
tliare, Including tha catbird, tha browo
tliraabrr and Uw kingbird In tba;
region today tlieru la but one •■( tbaaa
•ongUrd* whnro twelve year* ag.i uiera
wan. iWty.
“My mend fr • a to#*, (Ur. Lieyl
**y* tlMt Ibe wiiil pigeon h > bird of
«l*e pent. I htvauitaras oae ou Um
vlug for tlx yam. At Um nnmimn
d*ut of « (i-o4i Ainsrlcau newspaper f
rUltrd Point county, PNiqlfMIt,
tveotr fear* ato to deecrlha Um last
pl^ouu routt thin aide of UM KlM*>ip-1
pi. Tm bird* wen nettles In the
forest onrertng the teen for twauty
■quaie ml lea Hundred* of Indians
fnno Uit Kew Y»m Sub r* wry alio x
were Uiem killing Um bird* Md galh
eri"* U# squaba. .aportamea were unl
tlog Uiem by Um tbuunwid, and put
hauler* were aeoding groat load* of
tbaet to market. When a boy la
W*yuo county, Veuntyivsnls, I bate
aoea dock* of UM*e pigeon* snatching
aeroa* Uie »•» from daylight t» eight
fall beaded for Um vwi. I doubt
whether today you oeutd Bad sot la
Um whole of Wayne oouniy. All ban
dl*« pp*4 red. The I tat rooat In the
United State* wa* daatruyad to Um
lodlau Territory ah nil twalte yaare
ago. A wild pigeon I* now aura aearwa
north, aoaUi, aaat Md watt than a
wild lurkay. Tha Otari* etilekean haw*
ueaily dtiuppeared, and the Amartoaa
arood dusk la bring rapidly axtarmisa
tad. If It Is poaaiMa now to i nmrre
any of them blrda by laglal*tl m a .uo
tad uy oungrra*. It Is oar doty to pre
aarye them by placing each law* oa tha
traiata books (Applause.)
“Tim matt of tb i states bays laws
for tbs protection of their birds, hot
dealt* euagraailuuel tefiaUMoa to maka
their lava eflrattr*. Last Oetebaf I
was In florid*. Twenty Ira years ago
1 aassmsrad and wiotared ihare, t
spent years oa (bo oast Mast. Tha
sky was Sited with Issmbow Books af
wood Ibis, gee sets, oartews of all aot
o»s, oyster bird*, ob oak willVwtdow*.
•bear waters sod sas dpi pass. The bm
of-war hawk sal lad la Um oppar sky.
auid loogJiMSMif pal leans united owse
of rgrnta a ad snowy barons, beside*
ths great Moo and LoatsUsM bateau
and tha roaa its spoonbill oartew, now
tha rarest and mass bsauUfal bird in
America. Thssoiaste of tbs psrskaat
was heard «t rear7 Uta, and gold
Hookas, atoeblng Mrda, llapfelaa, 00a
paraUa and ayrtada of taogtoara war*
M* amrywtara. Today UM porakaat
baa almost toUtely dlaapanad. tka
tOMata apoooklU ia rtrwy tea* and
rraa Um aaaaaa taa-g utl la a prey ta
tbagaaaor. Tba aUta la dolag lu
baet bow to protect tbta. A man aha
woald kill a roaaata apoooklU aarlaw
to-day It UaMa la a Aa* af M60.
"This ilaapktta kaa htaa —da to
gratify tka malty of tba fa—la tax.
Hata aad baa aata barn baaa decorated
with tbalr akowy phimaa, aad tka
alaagktar MIN aoaUaaaa aad will eow*
Uaaa aallt ao— fadual law, aortted
la wKh Mata ktwa peataata to. Oar
Mgrlaaltoral aawapap— ai« AMad wtik
arttaUa showing that tMa waataa do
atraetloa of tka bhds la working great
lolary ta tka *grtoaHaral a—atop.
It baa bean— a —Uar af aarlaw ean
aera la tka r*naat. Tka evrcallo aad
othat deatreMlm laaeaU ham lb—
awaM will in Ma atakard, aad all la
•hu dttrinaaui u plant Nib an la
•raarltg la atnkar kioa— af tM,
I mill, wanton niwt vMmm IHniitlirn
IjfWrd Ilf*. ft data
nrmn to mr. Ur. iIhuiwm, tu it U
nhould bti *i<>w<at. pr<i«iAljr and f.».
aw.
•I hive menial/ aura mo ndferUw
»<M*t la • PbiUdalpfaU imwap«p*r ad
w«|hhI» tor tin* .kins at
*0,000 hMi, UwtiMli km km
tande with «ru In th* natnef Data
warn to procure Owe* thlee. U tbnae
onotivMta in earrM «ot ( motion lo
"I that Date warn prachaa will ha
awwear than am* dartn* tba iitIu
warn la •Mn>Aa£rlam wactataUaw
Phots. Yr%t hr root thor baVh twai
'■ora aoataa until Uat naan It *m
nlataut IwaortM. In tba Htw Totft
awt* wbar * ningW butatnf tba
frail. Oaa ewn fur tba dearth waa
tbu deetrocll.m of tba iaurU funding
Mrda or that auta.
••Mr. Coalman, I nay Warn >m
•*>•* um at ImmL It waa for
«erly oevemd with tarda M vartaoa
VM NoWiiuf that dan By lita taaau
•J* aa it f >r tM I tat tw.i yatra rutyl
KaflM* apeTuara. Toay araaa UiW*
aa fltaa ia a bultrr aii«o and fai mn
dMUMtias sod aoanylntt. TWy liMTv
•Iliad nr rtf Iran array every American
tdrd. 1 nademland that tin* bill af my
Macd front to fra aflorda tvou-etleo
from U>U outaairtw. Tlrtr Wflcatiryt**
12 *!•* •°7ef * Ammojn bird*. 1
•hall vote fur (ha trill aa l' awudr; but
if it aoauload a imtovLmoq matlog oat
painiibaBaat tw any has tar take fa&a to
•Hi no floalkah siaumo nu ai(M. t
•orUd VOW for Ida mil milt (mater
aUartty.** (Aptdaaaa.)
WUWfctftoo Mmiwr.
W* bar* eet favor** oo vdeeaUue of
Uwaaaat. llur re-dUg Uouugli the
fmlwMMttrUM eayvC the
gnat good that Ua--oUHttlaatlo adao
valtapeofaat to flod is it. Wa bar,
twUa at sows length t ram aoew at
Uw evNa that ovate freest. Aatlwa
paaew evtdeuea aetuwuUiaaUi rvla
faro* mtWi* upl..Ua. Wa beUrr* it
i< rarvag. a Wuu-iar .aad thonld Dot ha
auc-ntragod <u lb# Math, tfnm Uwa
Mta «a gam nuiou from a actadaily
BuglUbwaa'a pager la an IttglMi Be
vbur a»tUag forth cuoclueivaa htaad
iilMHi a Uarrt ration while visiting lha
tiurlb. What hr said waa out rarer
nbU lti aoedvetiUti. Up U Peontyl
ranla aratarthl nr latrty happened that
■nweu auaatkta, the great naira
afty «f (Vnnayieanlra. fn Pafladelgeta.
<» (liatarbad broauaa of lha “—(ft at
the Urge taol >r eUee. It beM a met
log and 4#otd«il tv until fi vw tha data
raaardr all »'ull>u «f worn (tad* a la
A a ■ mailt#e woe app .intrd tv avatar
with ilw (#brr claaeae at Uw depart
•rut fur tint puipvt- of opp tloe tha
xprrad uf co tal-m ittou to tie, unlfrr.
ally. lti<rt|ioim| (itat n.ot la liar
drat (tap *hi# » hi* «• r-i 'A.\.fi by tUa
aiuk-tila in rli.a « tiril -uyaiUrai to
llw ay item. (Jo t-ducatuxi U-wat* at
the uulvrretty a-xxr. too years ago
when the M tioaiea' d-partownl was
throws ttv-oi »o * -own »: irtxi.U
doOM tl Oft ago *- a.W a • IMV'lillg
ll*; this laauii-HMt tu e m owe non with
a Hew England eollege -<r ualeertily.
Wa d.. out arts all the ptveiw partloolnra
but tt Wat a (tiolrnt antaeualNI In Oo
ediMatl-m la the laeUtutlua. Wa ww
tt awattiaal that 370 v#m n* aaw
*U«"dlo« Uta Uolratuy of Psaaayt
vnrala. To- Allantn (JvuaUtutWu any*
Ibta of the avraiarvt na tha part at
the wales:
Tm limn™ of wanca Hulinli
tao**** ww «wter«l •qratwreuca which
•a la ba»s>«ct(d Ik all health*, wall,
daaal-iyad bay*. The oMaatlou la oo
edeoaUtm ha* alee rouud twI ta Waa
Wyan aoUa«a, oaa oTtlw Hraret la Slaw
Bogiaod, whrre the atudaata ban
anltaa hi pethioa* to tin (acuity far a
raypal or the peraatoiau for tha (stall
■aat el naw atudaii ta. la tha Uhl*
foutM Itw fraternities, U the dlasai
■oH after a UlaJ of yarttaya • qaartar
•f a eartery.
hmMwvr Na^ liwnl tm Ckaiti.
Flirti itrtpMi Multi \ iwi—i, Ttk.
WoflMn i4Uii4ltg WTlOW al Ut
Tim Prnbyta«Ua ebanb, (Mn
rmaiad tbotr hau. la aooordaaoa with
tba an mud Mn a< tba In. Dr.
Tiabbara. tbrtr amir. Tba afact am
PtoaalBf. aapaataUj la aba aa, thaaft*
It Ml u tba Martian part of tba aaa
pmaitoo tba pacpkrtag paaWaaa of
bow to amago tbalr bak bnorttaglf
aad Tat aaar tbalr bata to Ow*.
Ttia la baUavod bp tba tok war taba
an aaaolraMo put law, aad la ooaaa
gooaoaaaapof than wan lata la ar
ming la tbrtr ■caangwad plnaaa.
Than a«a a gaaollaa aa to arbotbar
or pot tbo hau abaaM bo taboo of to
tbo* vaatlbala fart>*a aatorlag tbo aadl
torlBM, bat anoal of tbo bata wan pa*
wblkw tba atakabaton liter ro*
Hood wlmra wan
rarlin (Uaaaa frnaaatl
bowbneb tba hair ana <
On tba abort tbo bata
etoaafallr. Man? of 1
■rami tbalr gratkata
bora dM not waba tbo
■altar.
tht ohataa of Atoaaaa to tto '_
of d*T«7 Ooofa D. W Itttem, of
KoaobMor, Mich , tolto tow i dm
ntadtfiw Hoaaya: "Mywtto
twte bom iiMpboo tor Am ram that,
too oaato out tara mr to oaa a'aao.
After ootaa iw taUtoa of toootric Hit
tan, dn «a tidaftHy lay nod mi
•Mo to owa^ "XlitU Mmaaa
totottoCOMAtotorwHA AtoStoS
wartoai aoAlotao to a aoiteid to «»>,
Ste^sErws
i K. Carry oaA OMddf. DhtolMt
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"Joatmo’o mao* hi dieta." *
haad,” -K«h
Mdo of darn, H.hnkh|
*Mth of Vote, poaito hefoni
ssS^SlHt^
-«?•»«. rZLH
OMlomod that tha null aa leant
nadtha Blblt.ut tfIVy toiba m
oohuforlnmja* V H. tin MMo
tv** AwOt tha
ttlaut Killer. Ta puoUt af Um Mortp
larva tonal approoiatod nod ll»Iomh
lo Bogun SSmdlmMhXoUM,Ua'e» t‘
asasasPaawsBst
*»...-r .—~ -- "tTriSnl
rtdioiouo ood Mot) owilnt at tha
BU& MtroilNO on onMoc to V n
port oT tha prionoa pomootfoo oC Um
TUt> um at ika lanotonaa no
5°*'*,»o fanud in tha decline .*
daUy lMMoiwdtoff hi UM family. tha
VoiahoMat o< tha ttoriotarar hoot Um
without aooaatluu With
of fiiri)tg inolfrdhQ Um poremtam*
at ImMum.1 fmMUerUy ta|u h £
•nmav. bat tbia dooa oot vaplalo Um
prfmnt ia<M*r«aoa ameay naui n.o
o id oohi at tarrieru aad tna «f
Puritan draovut. TV anotol aotloi.
Uaa of the lauloe ban tone not in
otbar dincttoBt. U It not oaly (hat
tbaoUioleal Mm luta obaoood. hat
UMiht Mhptf omdlobVn al
tond. TO# praoUml baa a Widar an
pool than iV portle. it la doubtine
true, um *a Mr. Oaidlaor a«ya that
tha parpvtaal Imtlobnat of oadHon*
Olamioel oaoeatlou baro dolled UM me
for Um fiaa almplleHy of pan daouti
opaoolu
Merely of mAHtomitrv
•t to In tw rrgrtlUd tbat tht MUM
«MMT«Utm to nil toting tha BiUa. Tha
M«d*n) afEugllah rt*m atvto to that
of th« aattiorhMd varaiua. To Uaotoar
and uokto aval eh all araaa taaat it*
ttoMMiira. ItliMitnNd itMiUUa
ftondMd la tha Mat. aa<) whaa it agrA
&JE^dS«aRtth£
narhad tha taaltatanaf Urydao. hot It
haa always »*ta Back to tha ~-fhr
thggttolM of lit QiWe. Bath tha Hi
arirraadagiriiaal taiora oa tha Bw«
Ito* darlgtana ata Itgartohahto aadao
aattoa mb aagtoat atthar wtohaatu
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