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Vol. XXII. {■Af.SfgKUfe^}GASTONIA, X. C„ THURSDAY. FEBttlL
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BILL ARP'S LETTER.
THE EASE DHOOITHSES OK JON
HARIHAI.L.
»•»• «M ■ ru.nll.l, Sal Thai
IMI Naaa Nat »• tract Tram Thi I.aa
tra a# UU Nam aa Mai Uta JnSItM
SapalaUaa.
MU Aim la Atlanta OosostaWoa.
Mteh ado h*j of late boos mad* over
Jobs Marshall, Ttiit bo waits frdnral
Ut bu ioog tinea been sell established
bat that taka* do lustre from his mat
or ferns. Nearly all of lb» first pa
triots of that day were federal let—so
wss Washington, ilaoilltna, lladlaoo,
sad Charles Oouiwortb riockaey, of
South Corollas. Our most prudent
statesmen leered to rlak tba people ut
tba SOU OS with tbs reigns or govrm
DMDt, bat wasted s strung central
power. Not until JeNaraut.'e day wen
their apprabeoslotM modified and (ha
people declared to ba isaateia of the
altusUoo. Jubu Marshall o»ubl bald
ly help being a federalist, lor history
says bis fathers and all lbs Mere!tall
family ware federalists.. He grow np
with the Idas that no goorntmoot was
safe tbst did not bars power and won
ay sad troops sad a nary todrfaud and
protect It and would not do to rely on
tba stales aaparalaly when war or ooo
fllet earns. Mo, there safer was a
greater Jorlal or s purer patriot- than
John Marshall, sod I am proud that he
we# b Virginian. I was eoi.sldarlag
tba list of those who bare already beau
eboetn for pieces to tba ball of fame.
1 think those gentlemen who got up
this show did pretty wall considering
tbs point of flew. Up to data I bo
ilers thirty liars bras chosen sod our
Hobart E Use elands eigtitseu oo
lbs list, Ha received slxly-moe votes
aad outranked eleven wbu received
leas. Tba list begin* with Washing
too si sloty-swvao votes. Than oomre
Llooolo, Webster, Kraoklln, (Irani.
Marshall, Jdbmm. Emerson, Long
fallow, Pol loo, Irving Jonathan, Bd
warda, Mona. Farragut, Clay, Pa*
body Hawthorn*, Rohan B. L*a, Peter
Coogs, Horace. Maun, Bit Wblney,
Henry Ward Beecher Jamea Kant,
Henry Story, John Adame Chans log,
-Vaduboo, Gilbert hlu*rt aod AaaGray,
The laat named waa a lounut of good
repute aod received 51 vole*. No sol
dken of the civil war are la air* Leo
and Grant and Farragut, Ouly Ova
praaldanta an iu, Mediaoo, Ifooroe,
and Jack eon an alrangly left out. 1
don't know wfaat ha oyer did that waa
great at good. Ha la the men who
bald that Hbarpe'a rifles wan battar
than Bibles to aeod to Xana*a aod It
waa a aid agaluat high heaven to shoot
at a slave bolder and miaa him.” a#
la that man whose conjugal creed waa
wbat McCauley aald or Lord Byron,
“Hate your neighbor aod love your
neighbor’a wife.” It will ha ohaervtd
that twelve of theee anon ehosmt are
from tloaaachuaeUa, five from New
York, four from Virgin la, two from
Coooetlcjt, two from Rhode Ulabd,
and the others scattered aroaod.
Well, if l bad a rota f think I would
Mike oak Ua from tint Hat and (naan
Andrew Jackson, John 0. Uelbnuu,
Dewitt Ollaloo. Alex Hamilton, Pat
rick Heory. Stonewall Jecksuo. Baa
Hoaitoa, Agaatla. Edison and Craw
ford Long. I don’t koow whether I
would Mike Grant's nave or not. Ha
waa a goad headed sort of a mac with
a bulldog tenacity of purpose, hut he
waa no (Mitral. Any mao who look
four years with nearly three mil
lleag of men aad billions of
aooay to subdue 266,000 ragged con
federates la no general. Hat ha be
hared well after the surrender and
said : “Let oa bare peso*,” I was
ponraralog not long since wilb * north
ern lady, a mature lady of culture aad
redheaent. end when 1 remarked that
Great did not flgfct to free ilia alarm
for be wee a aUve-owner and lired off
tbatr bite, She was aoaard aad said
“Weil, west upon earth was ha flgbt
log for ? I tbouabt the war waa about
elarwry aad nothing alee.” And ao I
bad te explain, and 1 told bar bow
Ltoeolo lasaed a proolemal Ion setting
lb* stereo free in Jaansrr. 1808,
bat heaxoaptad Missouri aud Kentucky
and so Grant bald hie slaves until Jan
uary I860, and kept on hiring them
ont aad kept a* lighting ua to make os
let Mrs go. He didn’t tot# fair. “Can
It be possible t”ahe said: "Barely yon
are mistaken." To# tooth I* the hla
twr of this war I* Jo* beginning to
leak auL Thom yanks burs aboard ua
ao leeg that some of our poopia bar*
‘ “ rurtgad and began U» eoofea*
Ik ^oma of than *fa ayae
fog fog tbet malignant booh
Tom'* Cabin,” 1 wee delight
ed to read John Temple Grave*’ reply
to Haary WatUmoo. It waa the treU
•vary word of it, end oar good people
thank him for It. Those la pod sat
neoale up north hara bad U drame
ttaad and stuck under our Maas fur
twealy-Ive years sad tola of Mr fool
Mke go to era li and swallow It dowa.
* W« ruminating a boat these aland err
and WMdariag a bat a* ‘a tbaee poo
pu DIM m Ml WhOu 1 OHM M(l« 00
old book or Mythology «ua mU tbot
wboa Jopltor trot ortotod mo bo
boat two ba«t •• bio nook, ooo beog
bofbro ood oootototd all bio butUa ood
IIUIo tkw; tbo otkrr boot brttiod ood
ooototaod oil bio Mlpbbor'o foolto ood
ahortaooriap’o Tbo om« pot Torrrtofc
Id o fro don a ad Jopltor txmtoo’iull
ood dootor to boot. Kioto dtofonood
tho oooo ood aald tbot tbo poor follow
wot boort aleb froca harlot to look lo
to tbot bog o» DHioh: tbot Mo dot oofo
rrar bafora bias, ood ao bo tdrlard Jo
pUor to owap too booa oioohd ood pot
tbo •ooMMoaboblSd rod oot at tophi
ood bio Itojktoi’o to froot Iktowoo
doMOOdtkO MOO pot wait ood htt
boo* woM trot toooo.
Bat wo W* oot faoo oboot tbo bob
of fuo oo loop oo Uwp boro o«o otd
Jobs Btwwo. 9 boa bo to pat to wo
Jabn Jdiwatia^’balof a Mknih* *
a&ur.z.'XizsZiSi
United Htatae army that hla highest al
I eg Vance waa dua to bt* atat*. Many
•real men bay* dittoed over that
guesUou. Daniel Wabater dlfftied
with biaraalf and In hla laat greet
•peach at Capon Bering* admitted that
a abate bad a right to aeetda when
there waaauBetoit earn* and that Uia
atat* muet b* tba Judge of tba eauaa.
That waa wbat Wblltler laiapooocd
blm about In Lhasa malignant rarer*
1 an revaUlug now In old Ihinga and
boldlog ooornao with aome good old
prop**. I received a latter lo day from
ao old gentian no of Atlanta who bad
written n fourteen peg** In a large
load handwriting, for ha knew I waa
deaf. He cay* ha I* In lil* ninetieth
year and Juat wanted tn write about
lb* good old schoolboy boy day* and
about ll>e great mm w* used tn have.
□a went to tctiool to Georga White,
who published the suuulea and “His
torical CeUtetlons of Georgia” over
Ufty year* ago. and Cberta* Wallace
Howell was hla arbool mate. My
friend la Idled, but write* bl* own let
ter*— tba Una* are about ao inob apart
and about four word* to lb* line—and
ysl he wrllee in a mwt ctucrful vein
and ten* bow good God bat been to
him all Itl* lout life. Uia uam* i* A.
H. Wright, and he waa born and rear
ed la Savannah. Hla favorite at
MfeOOl WH^ —
••l/oohell, Irteheil. beware of the day
When tba lowlands shall mn-t tbee In
ballla array."
I expact Ibrrr are a ihouasnd living
men who spoke that speech, end the
other one. “Oe Linden when the nan
wae low.” My neighbor, riev. George
Yarboroogb. » mm of mem or lea. loo.
He la our Methodist Zptaoopal preach
er aud P la a luxory to talk to him.
He helps me abuse IlM'yanhoeo aud
aay* be kivea hit rnetalro, bat aonnot
ouppreao a reeling of holy Indignation
nt Uiler noedaei. Ha hat a corfone old
book prlo'ed In 1BSS sailed -Tbo
Wopdereof Nat are sod Pro vMauoo.' ’
That pan derated to Indian* and
their mound* and the Lost Tribes of
Israel le fall of lotetMtlng data U
aeacao to mm that tba older a man
grows th* more I* learns and a host
I be Um* ha gala fall or knowledge
aid begins to roc over be baa lo It*
down and dta. What a pitv be oonld
••at lira oa tad on for tba aake of the
olilldrou aadgrandoblldrnn. But Pope
•aya, -WbaUver lata right”-B. A.
1*- 8 —I bav# received oo* answer lo
tayObio own’s loiter, but aa oo ooooev
name for Lha orphan* 1 hav* not soul
It. Maby bo will tend tbo dollar, for
It la worth It
“Atlanta. Ga. —air. In a a* war to
your latter 11a tell yoo what I think
shoot Ui# moon. Plant your talar*
aod uuyunf In the dark of tf.e tnooo
tbo they do very well planted In lUe
grouu.’ lam n widow, ander id and
bav got aum land tbo I don’t claim
any credit for that oo* 1 got hit from
nay Paw and h* got hit from hi* Paw
Tba earth const move toard tba aun for
wo got the news of Oe queen’* death
over here 9 boor* before aha died. But
If I ever many again I must hav* vlt-1
tela nod due* a plenty or no land. If
Sm want yuur hog meat to got more
ggor la the frying pan you moat kill
It before the now moon but if you want
lota of gravy kill bK'aftorwarda, limy*
got no brothers or Maters and am pow
erful loanaum. I don’t Oink On moon
ar inhabited It U flat Ilk* a pi at* and
one* a month loros up on 11* ofO* and
aakao tbo now moo*. I don’t tblak
tbo moot) rffreta married life. Fuak*
eanlmak* U happy or miserable Juvt
aa Oca biers*. Bit to either a* happy
aa brave* or aa mlarrble aa D*ot<* In
feroo aa they call bit. LOlok th*
moon hav* got a lit* of lu own.
Peak* tail at that northern men make
Oa boat hatbands, aad 1 am aura that
Southern women eopeelaJy widows,
make the beat wive* Address.
MB. 8 8.
TUm WMk*i T»*4i.
Dun’* K*vltV.
Boat non ooutlnuai of good volume
la naarlr all parta of the ooaotry, and
rrperta from tlm Went and Boothireet
of eatlafaotory dletribuUuq of mercbao
dlae by jobbers begio to liave a famil
Uar aooud. Heavy orders come from
a genu on the road.
Thera la m Important change In
prloaa la nor department of manatee
10red good*, and soma at apian rise
While other* deoilne: but tbo longer the
•it nation remains aa at praaaot I ha
aurar tba boaincaa world faala about a
rlao la or lorn In tho foture. for tho de
mand for merchandise for prompt eon
•nmptloo doe* not decreaa*
Soma pi ueiam bm been ntado In «he
direction of settlement cl labor dlf
fof«bpra la tbo tar Weet, aqd the tem
per of aofteoal mleera la now more
amicable! •bite there It little coaeera
among steal Interests oyer the seam*
llonol atorlea of or^otoitlon at the
mills to enforce demands for hlgh-r
wua.
Tba standard BMaaoree of but I near
mate favorable oom ear Icons.
Tbo raitrwada of tba oouatry report
log for tho Orat woob of February show
a gala of S O per cent. In grow earn
ing over loot year, and M.7 per emit,
ortr IBM.
Book oieariog for New York eboare
a gala of M l per east, over 1800 for
the weak, while oulalda New York tba
teaman was 10 * per taut.
At pome potato there are a video eon
of no Inclination (a daisy.
^^^^1 fejr tk
Mr, A. L lUaor, tbt wtllkoow*
wl.ttbty tklpptr, la In ■ arttloat tondl
Uaa at hi* boat* la Croat*, at a r*talt
Ma raw at(MmMal. C.,o* tb*Stat
«*r «* tbla moolk tSr* prara or MW*
gysafs^rians
rotate br mMM ofloar*
M4 Mr. Mamr anttrtd talk for Ito
rteovtn. Tbit *©U at* d**M*d In bit
ftror at lh*la«t terai of tb* fadaral
•©•it In OwW*, Mm Unia,
b* oat la UMattM* took la* after It
•boo h* broom* !n*©ta*4 fe a aoarral
wttb a *4tM-n of that pUo*dar1a«
•blab Mr. MaaatT wa* ttraeh oa tb*
baud. TM wo*ad bo rrtelvtd wa*
thoaaht teb*atrlCtai*aa, bat aaaa
after M* warp b**M. oloadpatOMt 4a
Tttopad tad bU •oaAltwa la aaM to ha
•rtMtaL—f.la**lat*a JoaraaL
•nuiai CMiaMuicH.
MiwnllUwa M*M kg
CMktM, INtkfw, Melt ay and Mkm,
Allauta law,
A Piquant story now nolag lire
round* or lbs pr«M rsUtrr a mirtona
Incident In tin Ilia „| Uta Ula Mr
Unary C. Onfield. of Philadelphia,
■an tbr Baltimore gun. Un wn*. It la
tnM. standing u. ibe roof of tttrard
coll«M In 1800. In company with a
cumber of caulk-mao who warn ebow
log lha Prince of Wnisa. now King
El ward VII. arouad Um Quaker City,
a bon the prluoe'i hat waa carried eft
LU brad by Urn wlod and drop pad Into
Um nolle** yaid. Mr. CotOrld a Oared
hi* bat to tbr prince aa a temporary
substitute and It waa aconptad. Oaa of
iba party turned to Mr. Cot field sad
aaaad him If ba did not fart honored
that bla bat bad hero worn by Um fu
ture King of England. "la.” replied
Mr. Outbid, •tot h* will not las King
of England till 1 dla.” Oo January
90Ui. lent. Mr. Corfiaid Wwa fatally
air lekan with anopbgy and Ut* areas
Hon of King Edward was oo Lb* aagm
day asooanord to ba Imminent.
Much colaHdenors as them ala woo
dcrfnl or eommooplaca, according to
Ilia uolut or view from which wa re
gard lb#®. T» thoroughly ralWnal
■lads they Mai ply verify a well kutu
rule *f mathematic*. They dlimtas
tlwm Uy mylng that given laaay mil
I loo a of remarks casually sod thought
lessly uttered a eertalo small number
of than would Inevitably bo vorided
by the event. )u*l se out of in 11 Hoes of
butWu Bred at random a few would
hit marke at which they were not
aimed. Oo lb# other baud, the be
liever In gifts ol clai r voyanele, the Scotch
■■second eight, "sod psych to phenome
na of that class wilt look apoo the
vet Ideation of Mr. CocMd’a long
range need lotion touching Ming Ed
ward VUaaotM mure remark a Ms bit
of kVIdsnoo la favor of lb* theory ex
pounded by Ham*ot: •‘There are more
thing* la brawn and earth, noratio,
Uiau are dreamt of in your philoso
phy "
Without attempting to dec Ida bo
tween these two views of Uie matter It!
la Intereetlo* Lu aoto a few of meay 1
wall authenticated Ciiara la history .of
I be same oharaetar. Charles JMeferse
was —nclalad with two of such sing
ular coincidences Ooa of bia aoaa, lm
cauac of a childish oddUy about hlc
eye*, which had a peculiar, woadariag
expenatuu, waa nlekuamed by hla fa
tbor. “The Ocean gpeotar." by which
man* ha was playfnUy called all
through bu toybood. U* grow up to
manhood, and hi* rather had beau near
ly two years dead whoa the otokoamc
acquired prophetic meaning. 8amof
as a I Leu Lao a ol |u tb* royal navy, he
dlad and was burled at sea. A more
gruesome cotocldanc* is narrated by
Utoken* in a letter which ha wrote
from Boston to Lord Lylioo. In lb's
loiter bn tails Lord 1-yUon of a dinner
party ftyoi* by Professor Webster, of
Harvard collet*, at which ba wa* a
guest. Ha relates that Mr Webster,
while the wlo# was going round,
whiqniaally ordered the lights to be
extinguished and a bowl of barnlag
minarals to be hrocgbt la, to a Surd
his guests the diversion of saving bow
gliaatly tboy lookkd by IU light. la
tb* to Mat of the fraotastie aecua Dick
ooa lays that Wabaur suddenly pn>
duced a rope, pot It around bis seek
and, banding over tho phosphorescent
bowl, mimicked with vivid realism the
contortlooa of a man being haogod.
Within a year of this grlafaoilng Pro
le**!* Wabaur w*» himself actually
hanged for the murder of Dr. Bark
mao.
Chsrlea Mtoksr, tha p-wt. rrlstrs a
strange coincidence oooceroing hla
friend Mr. Ingram, the foander nf the
Illustrated London Mews. They ware
traveling together In Swtoaartand when
a tlianderalonn oceorred Mackay was
In isptnrae over tlie grnudenr of tbe
rlretriOMl exhibition! M arm from the
top of O ha men 11 ix. But Ingram be
came uDcoetoloue from terror, and
when lie rrc.. rated told Meefcay I bat
'row earlleal child hood he hod bad on
ouaecouoteMe horror of thandrretarma.
Bight yean later Mr. Ingram mat
death lo a wrack on Lake Michigan,
and tbe last flee hoora of hie life were
parsed clinging to the wreckage In a
thwedentorm of tar rifle etoleoor. Tbe
poet Shelter made frrqomt allusion la
hie private let tern to hla presentiment
that he would die by drowning—and
ho did. Ptamer Ward, Um novelist, la
hla “JV Yarn," del I me UM a chanc
ier founded op pagaagm In hla own Ufa.
To Bad g name far the hops# In which
tale oharootar Meed he took a road
book containing thouaaede of names
end selected "Oktottr Hall” by pare
atm net. Many yoart taler be became
maatrr of the Oumt Hall, which was
tbe property of a minor left to hlc
guardianship. Sir WalterSeott'sgrand
daughter. Mrs. Rather turd, wae to af
fected by hot daughter's ditto warn
ing that an attempt wm to bo modo ta
kill bar by a Mmk servant that a srateh
wm eot ta her boom Homo days after
tbe precaution thne taken tbe servant
wag actually retard on hie way to Hit
Botfierford’s bedroom, armed arlth s
sharp knife, which be eon retard hie in
Motion to murder her, exactly a* bar
daughter had arm bite do inker dream.
Greet asm have been peculiarly am
oeydlMe to a belief io ootneMeame of
date*. Tbaa Oltorr Owa«Mll bad a
tpoolal ragarri far UapU'mbarg.oo whlob
data hi* two OcoMro tlcttrlM *nr
Kim Chaika «m woe It waa aim
tba data of Ma daath. Tlta pw Ka
poVoo had a aarwratttUwo toward for
Uta Uttar M Ha thought It tollowad
him tiro nab Ufa a* aiaaoly aa bto
shadow. Marangu waa hU gnt grant
wtatary, Marat waa tha Ortt martyr la
bla eauaa, Marts Laalaa abtrad hU
yraataat trlatayha, alt of Ms taakhaU
had aaw— baginning wttbMandao
had twaaty six of bk gonarak of dkk>
lo«. Monti nMtft wi| bll flrtl ImU)v
sod Moat hi. iaao, which U tha
Vrnach oflklal aataa tn YTatarbx, waa
Ms lata Ua aamndarad to (Jartata
MottUad, of tha BrllWb aMy Mr
mphaa, and iu sutaonntaaa ta it
IIolson warn Monhalo* and bla wakt,
Marohaal. jUabard Wagaar ask hk
alaatar af ootarldaaata shoot tha «gar*
U. Da m bora in MU, Ibara an
thirteen tatter* In b<* n»m* and he
onapmd rxaotJy Ihlibni anirka. Ilia
TWinbeuaer «aa U'lUbrd <ui April U.
Mil, aa4 lm larturmd la Tart* on
Man* U MOt (1* Mt Bajrraulb oa
Hrptrmbrr 18. M»l. aad M* drain lank
plaea oa febraarjr U, MM.
taarak Dw aim
Baa Frauotaeo capitalist* have or
«*ol**d an expedition lu -o to Afrlaa
la asaroti at tb* great gold mines a Irish
were worked fag King Salomon. Tha
expedition will i* ta marcs of John B.
FanelL of Artajua, The FnoeaUr, An
soma Balrrprta* aaya:
John B. Far rail, a well known Ail
Ionian, who baa figured la various
mining samps la lb la territory, baa lu
hoveled quits a aaiabar of Baa Fran
eleoo capitalists ta a aehame whereby
tba famous auotaul ml Dee of King Sol
uaaun are to be Hunted for. Farrell baa
gotton a company of prospectors to
g«tbrr. and will Ion re San Fraaoiaoo
on an expedition to Sooth Afrlaa ta
aaarnb of time aaeiaat golden doposlts
tbat bars eome down to ua (broach aU
kind! of history and traditions. Mr,
Farrell will bant Afrlaa from awd to
eod and Sod tbat mine or someth lag
as rich, be nays, or lean* hi* bonoa to
blaneh oo the Afrieao saodi. Tba bast
authorlly or tbla aubject loeatrs Urn
aeataal minus of Klug Solomon near
Guleoa, South Africa.
Bishop Taylor, la the ChrlrtUu Ad
vneatr.writaa vary Intarastlagly on tbla
subjael. He says:
“Up to 1867, South Afrlaa bad bean
Ilka Cinderella, still sifting aatisa. but
la that vaar tba glam slipper was Sited
to her foot, tha diamond* were foaad,
and aba became tba brVte of Die pnuoa.
“la 1867 a lisntor ur trader armed
O'Uatllv. vlaltlng a Dated farmer
named Van Mlrkrtk. near Hnprlown,
oa tba Orange river, brcaaa* enamored
of a peculiar atooa which waa sbowa
him among a collection of pretty river
pctlde* at tha farm b<>a*a, aud ha ob
laluad Urn atooa. It proved bo lu a dta
mood, and brought him twoaly-Bve
ilKHiaaud’dolUra Two yaaia later tha
farmer himself bought a similar ttonn
•>f a Uriqua Uouantot foi goads aad
cattle priced at twenty thousand dol
lar*. Tbla stone brought Mm aovealy
thousand doUarA It became famous ua
lb* -Star of South Afitc*' aud the
Ckiunleas of Dudley owns It. paying
oo* bui dred aad twmity-Bre tboueaad
dollars for It.
Bat tba diamond* ware only one of
the South African Uiadere 11*** a.lppata
—Gw glass -»or. Tba gold slipper was
vet to ba found. Tk* exlatence »f gold
In South Afrtea baa heap known since
IU diauovtry by tbe Furtogueso. aud U
waa known to tbe Arabs long centu
ries before time, but neither of three
pwiplt* ever mined It to any ax lent,
either from rock or frvm rirer dig
Tbay ohlai ed it lu trade from the
native*, who dot it mindly from river
Tbe Dutch and Reallrh fonnd ■ lit
U* geld In acme places In the Cops
t'-ohmy, but mil enough tu pay them
for working for It. Native report and
ancient tradition placed tha gold pro
ducing region* Iuland, and modi far
ther north tuan Capa Cokey, in lbs
Culoay, In tha n-gl<ma lying renbiiely
hack of tbe Fortugoem coast of ttootlt
eastern Afrtea. Aad Here la where the
•mat region* bare tman foui-rt - tad,
howiyar. by tha Purtugaaaa, who had
last their bold—aa utterly Idle and
■••I*** bold on the country long be
fore.
Kimberly and tba Hsodt have alone
given to the world** wealth. In round
nombetA nearly 1600,000.000 la the
Uat twei.ty-Mveii years, aad oelllier of
tham baa reached it* ajcitaum of pro
doctWni ti yft
Tba South Afrieaa Cinderella has at
last get on both h*r slipper*, er.d her
“prince" la destined to become a bil
lionaire within 6v* yearn, and yet
South Africa he* a atIII mot* wonder
ful tala to be told.
John JL Farrell la a man of pnali end
energy and ha* tba quality; ha la wall
known to Colonel Gray, of the aweta
bly, aad other nld-ttmera, who realise
that a batter man far took an tmder
taklag could not bn found.
llarpor'* Hoar.
Thera la • clour Uraaoo la a atory told
b* the captain at a pnilae preotnct In
Haw V<w». Qm evening a awe mum
to the elation-boueo aaklng It any lvat
aUMrao am Una Tbraa ww*
••Wap la a baak roan, and iba om*
.waat la to aaa tr Mi owa waa uoroug
Iba nacobrr. Ha wahnoed a bay tel Wean
twa aad tbraa nan old eod acted of
J^k^oy H v,rd„. The
littla fallow, balng yery atepy aad
frightened, Ooald n«t ba <a«da to aa
iaar. and tha man turned away eey
lag ha would hare to aaad bta wife oyer.
"Whutl do yon oat know your owa
ehlldr' iha nolle MNeial aakad. * T»
M Uw truth I dun’i," tha ana rapllad
I work am tha-Una of urea*
eya; tha children ain't op wltae I go
afay In tha morning. and thay’re lo
bid wbau I gat teak at night. 1 aerar
•aa tham." Liter hla wife appaarad
aad Idaatldad matUa oblldtaa. It
waaaottbaona tha father pSghed oat)
vmmmmmmmrnm
AUMMa Journal.
The rapid advnaeaef aaa of oar aaoat
uyfal aaWoees ligbroaght rMrldly to
wWd tar tee fellow tog item wMeb w
going the nmnda of the aowmpotr
"Anguat lira mart, a allyanmMfe.
who wwda a plate oa whloh Dagaarro
wcde the Aral »aoo»oofai photograph u
Uvtog to At. I-on Wat the ago of eighty
We ara aeoaetowed to regard daguer
rtotypaa m wary naUgiMtod product.,
aad yat oaly a UUJe Mara than dfly
7«an ago not a dagaarraotrpa had artr
bmawade. Oat of UtgBanwW inrao
Uoo oamo wadam jfcrAegtaphy with
IU maay I normal ng wewdera.
Tha adyaoea af pwakagtAphp haabgaa
axsjKfru!Taryxa
s^assi-wnsrast
I Mltottpa waa glaew oat Mn'Hiu'100
I *•***-. I* Virginia
I atiU*VaOciailat. at
at tha thaatore to al
would *-dtatroy any
rrmsaot and enable _ „ .
Mlth whet aoaumeUoot they r‘
BOM the ngbU end IlhertlM at the yen
pie.’1 Accord log to a Waiblngtoo die
yatcti yreterday. the Houee RepubU
csm ate aagry at thaHawota’a write
•,l*ag*of tha war reveawe reduction
MU. “\r* ottfrct to thta elt—yttl
inarpetiou of power by tl* Sraeta," a
pr.-aloeet BtereatalaUts ia a sated aa
mriag. Hare la Maaoa-s prophecy fat*
•llaf tu toast dagrea to day. Thayran
ant inousoe it oaiy ooe of the ataay
sssry
hraoehta at the goraraataNt. U Maaoo
ware atiU alive he Bight aay. ”1 laid
you N.n
Whoa the OoeatltnilM waa endec
dltnawdtn tha ayauot of a dowWe
ehnaibar iagiaiatarn n> adopted with
liUb appoaitlM. Moat of tSadCatea
had the net Idea, originally ospi*
ad from Ureal Britain, tod tha
Magic ehaaber of lha Mnlarattoo h-d
have uaaatiafaatorr. Tha eowvMtiaa
daiagaioi Ml a liorrar of aw artatocra
cy.^hut thay had twaw aa ataoy ia*
■*»t that they dated MUtUMihi
whole lagttltUve wathortty to a Bogle
U ww. Maay peraoat absrtd Maaoo'a
dirtrutt of ihTLwoto whichdtSoot
•PTlag directly fiwot tha paepK To
gaard agatnat Ha nearpatioa the aan
aauttow uerrowed the yiaa of Ureal
Britain ead provided that all biMa far
raiticg rrvvoue auvt orlglaata Ib the
Uooar. Tblr, it waa fait, would MMdct
aotlr curtail tha Hw.irt pt war.
Alexander HnmUtoo await aa UiM
M“t la ta* Padorallat, tbn ba
wrote: -Tba llouaa of BeprreenWUvre
«<uaat only nduaa. but Urey aloaa c ta
pnawac. Um taopllaa reqetatu ter um
auptMMi of lb* goveramant. Tbrqr, ht
a waif, lioW tba pc ran.
U caouot b* doabtrd Uiat Um Book,
wbon eapporred by Um mot* powerful
Htatca nod ayaafctug tba kaawa aad da
UTtalnrd aanaa af a majority uf Um
maple. will bate no email ad analog* la
a <jae*o«a depending ue tbe compare
Ura dnaaaaaef tba two Haaaaa. TMa
pow!L ?rBr **• P*** «•?• to fact. to
regarded aalbe meat ooeapWte aad nf
rretaal weapon with wbiob aay eon
aUtatlaa cau arm Um laatflrb revrt
•entailTee of Ute people for oMalalng a
redreaa for ovary grievance aed for
carry lug into ete-ct every Jest aad aa
laury caaaaun* It w«a a reply of Una
■Mlura wbiob Jama* Iredell made In
Maaoa. Ue baUeverf ba 8* ala's power
°f amendment would not bn abeaad.
■to*** WMaua, another l< flueti tint datn
gatr Lo Um o ineUtuUaual e-Hiventlno,
1« a tpareli lo 1‘niledainblo la 1787,
“»eli an tbe threat*'* limitation aa lo
landed by Urn C?c attention. It* da
paudeooe on Ue U»uae. ba vtid, >me
ciudaa retry Maa of Itidcraca and iu -
terror Hy,”
Tat lo repeat ycara tire Saoeto baa
f"1" “'"“to? aad more »op*riurt
t|r orar tba litreae. The abeaaoi of aay
m«-tb of
dnuiiorlal a j an aay, and Um great ex
perience of It* mamba** ore lu power
ful weapon* WireutlM Witaoo tariff
toll weat U> Um 8ro*te it added mar*
ibxu 000 iiioindnMilla For work* tba
Room refoud la concur, an the nature
of tto meaaore bad baao esauelleUy
jdlared. bui lt Anally bad to yield. To*
•oubtry at large )• In termed ta tba
rfiorgl* UaeauM of the gnat I ad actio*
whleb corporate lalereata wield lo the
nrnal*. Tba auger trnit there Axed Um
‘c^Vi *,.* .**£
Uatebllaaa UrprcMDtetiTa drelorre
Ure band tto lokaooo aad bear tract*
la avidaol In tba preaant .lured rove
ou« induction act.
Tto country wiU apboM Um Room
1,1 by iu aonatttatiewal pro
wfulm. It* donate moat not be
allowed to cooUooe lit acarpatlooa of
power giuninmarila
Tk»OM •rWIHiMM.
PMaMaklaTiaaa.
tty «U wan friaa 1883 to 1888.
wUh « U—aaraito a»r8y to Cj*.
«£•- i«w Upipto ao»ri»rtotloa far
£y»*>m—rt«»aftgof U» Daltod
JWNi •ovaraMit aaar^ad tadS.060
T^°fur “•**»■ !• tbaaia *rat« fru*
SmgfeSlJ®r8&£ °~
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“» ua'i jy SBnauy Hafc aaym, (a kMI
sssj5r.»rsri!is su,is
Aatrloani bare baa ,
tout «nb
aau natloaa__ .
of traai mlturr aaUMMia_ _r
awaliaMMUag «ort U>w aayaf
ttaa. Wi an MUbO? oviafl far
war. »**l.«*d praatoM aa aatab aa
Eir-^rsLarsi.Ta;
**:,«waww. ajKT* h£ k£
^^•Aaartaw andara U>U
—**T ■murlaai.
rtorcK-x rouir iniMri
>af a notiaoal Mr
in lio Saathara Appalaob*
_ ---if tailor
PrKowa. bu boon vmj faianUj r»
•Hr*, (Moratory Wllooo. of Uo D*.
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rwaaf!ss£s?s:ss!a
CjwyMa«Mrtalalataiat paorod mm
jKrtng Ka raiiaaat. iri feati OoooMao
la aboal ta caashtor Um praaaal Tit
bill baton (ha Hoaaia Zmntumm
farm raaartUoM at WaabtogUm pro
aldaa for an aj»nprt*Uoa of aot atari
thaa •8.000.000 Mr lio paagboaa of aot
anlhaa1,000.000aeroTof for«at Iaa4
port* and forawry aaaw, Md thin
bt a>ato boot baton ttiatoa lata.
TtM laad wbieh U la propaoMl ta coo*
W M*» a rcocrve la bklcr aaliai Mr
MooaUlaa aa« rallayo aabaSthS
•Hi bardaraoa tcaaa. T«MlaMhara«a
baa not Mt donated It. Tba foraau
•tabor loo ilipa that aapply Um iM
wolan of tba Ohio. T
aah. Ya4kla aad __m*
arrvoat thaw ati faith* dor
iag thetey ofttayaor Hot
imp reservation or tto Mjml flaw at
ttoaa taoportaat anm la mi aonoab
U<« of (to MN before Oecjraee aa
tto free Mao Of aa omo U ehM a
praollaal kaowledfe of forestry wtH In
tore loped Thte does net an* tint
tinker toell aaeae t« be cot oat of Un
ApMUobUn fuTMli tot thm mrtdm nf
tb» oew«eeeH>a» tana* la ar oear
tin*. Imt that Uaaa atoll to eat a Oder
aaJiaMe toy glee aad r*«luaitao, to
thto Unre atoll to ao weatos dtoUue
Uoo at oar dad ton* emaa. At paaaaat
tha beaded toads anTnatd to Urea i
traota nf front *8,000 to 100.000 oer£ '
fro* *> oe«,t< to
iadoattiol apeoteTthetoatlieni ItoS£
aoy. toe beaedl to to rxpnxed fro* a;
peat fareal raaarve in tto eeat wlU to
abend by tto Ktotea aat loatodad In I
ana* merer. "It la,” to aaya, "naeb
a* than a aorattou of arere dollara
and oaata at tto pvaaat tlato, It la a
pnattoa which Inoki to tan atode fa
tare aa (Or no uni tla er supply pm,
ond avea. la tar«a maser. of oar
•bole Industrie! chereetar. Ooa pro
ble* la wtottor by tto dealraatloa, of
tola mprlOarat turret ares .tto aUcaaw
now farotablac water pawn la van *.
daetriw aad liavica hundreds of aode
aelaprd powoiaead wleleti food neay
ot oar a rent riven shell bastowabso hr
lapgotooaaea or drtod air Aoottor la
tto vast torn*, te to dartvad fra* tto
edaceilnoal wort serried «a by aoto o
forestry reserve, Ttta pavsnevaUeo of
tin foreau aad oaOttoa of tto U*«
bar In a aotewUto way a«l gtva a stee
dr available aapply of llaabar tto all
Una and win teosb tto people at aU
arathiaa Un proper ears aad etihattiou
of oar forests Tto raaeree wUI a*
aswaa Halted porllaa nt oar hard
wood areas and that portloo it tto
■aat satiable, for the rxetaioaUoo aad
atudy of fatosa ganacatiaaa. Tto in*
baraiM. la attar tin*; tbay are rtoai
la valaa steadily, aad unless the gev
emmet *otee saoa rt win to too Me
te eaeara tba arse aaadad aad wtta tto
prtaitlva forasts sotenebad.”
It aoaM oat to eawiee, perhaps. to
bmadaa ao*ewbat tbaaeepaot tba bill
totem Oaapaea ay arovMin( ttot tto
■aotara raaarve aba» toalada tba striat
ly noriotala load ot waslaiM Mery lead
ud ftoaartoab, aa well aa toot
doattom port of too Appalachian ra
tion. _
On—1 tar wto »M to tarot—d in
Uw troth tto* God la tatatU, and Mat
—a aia a part of hi* |tao.
Maaartoa mm of tta dortatera
yrttatoa, mm* r—all Uwa wbaa tta
liMtollti to —try wuiw.
Oa lUvate a —felt of r—Uinta tor
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do, tta total mi It
to* vitality, wd tapatrrtta—out
totaUlM.
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tto world to otai — aata H. Vot
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. it to ■** tatter tar *lvi daa wb— it
to ter rooat—; hot tor ail that, aoa’or
iwtetta —•
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thtef wo tola da to tar try at to'Nt
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