Ti e Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of irnw* end Interests of the C
Vol. mi. _OA8TON1A, N. C„ THURSDAY, APRIL 4,
BILL ARP AND BIS BIBLE.
BATE HE LUES TO 1EAD THE
APOCBTPH1,
NigMlM kwa »r Ik* Maab -Tillw
kkml remitr UlalaM la <la*4
imtwhiwi tor <»* krhato mt war
Oma try
nail Arp la Atlanta IVjnrtnntMi.
The family l> tbe awit lop mini in
•titutloa upou Has earth. Ik l* (be
hope of Um world. It* Ittfluvuce l*
greaUt theu that of kioge. < mp«t< re
or oabimela. Parent* and children
ood gtUiared arouod tbe hearth
■tonal Ut erp irate f am Him make
up oomnuoltlee. and il>«jr wake etalae
anti oettoee ai.d cb.mm (belt' ruler*.
A* the femiilee are. ao It (be govern
maot—rood or bod — «n«o-unmarried
■en at* merely individual* end I eel
bo great reapouelbtllly netaldvr-f their
Individual comfort and welfare. Out
parent* ere coooerned for tlielt chil
dren. We life fur them end would die
for them, ootreaqumitly wa waul guod
K)V am men l Utai Will protect them.
ut it 1$ not every family who firle
tble deep oonooru. k'tuui my wiudjw I
tee tbe humo* of many neighbor* and
oeaeoantonay anger mote who**
prveeboe It a safeguard lu the commu
nity, end the nmtar* of but Utile cou
•equeece. If they wrre to move
away 11 wouia aoa our |wm.
So it lu to all commnutile*. The raw
protect tba many. Bo It Is lu clunch
aud state. Twaaly member* of our
legislature control it* legtaUtlon. Tan
mam bar* of an avnre*» oburcU mem
bctablp give the obureb It* character.
Sodom was destroyed because leu good
moo oould dm bo found. If ell men
wets good we would base no need of
courts or prison*. But for carry
church that la sot on a lull liters la a
Jill la Ut# valley. I l>a<rtiie preach
er oaUlng and too l>ell toll hi* from lha
uoo aad Imagine I hear the devil o*!l
log from the other, and b* ortea out aa
tba sergeants did in lha obi mu iter
language. “Ob, yes! Oil. yea t All who
belong to Captain Sitin’* company
lurid* here.” Aud Ilia paoute are go
lag aud coming all tba time some to
one call aad utora to the oilier, ilut
aa the devil can’t bn Imatd afar off, Its
goes about oelllug and avru Invade*
tba sanctuary and call* aloud while Dm
preacher la preach leg
“Man never ertou a boaar of irayw
■at* vast tuo 4evU liuiiat pulpit ihoer.
And 'twill tM fuiirtd apufi riiBlniMJfm.
XT*« 4»*tII hm tbm knrwt OQ’mrrBfmiion."
Hie pulpit la always at lha rear and
where lbe young people love to tit, SDd
you can tell bow popular lie la by tits
Dumber who alt there.
I was ruminating about this family
lualltatlou aud Its areal Importance In
lire world because I have been reading
about.lt In the Apocrypha, which la lu
ooa of our family Bibles. I beard a
preacher siy once that a Bible with tit#
Apocrypha lu U should out stay In bla
bouse. Wall, II took 1,890 year* to ra
clude It from the Protested Bible,
aud moat of It I* In tlie Bomau Catho
lic Bible yet. What ta called a aacrrd
canon was not established until the
■IxtoeuUi century, aad for caoturlpa
before that ahouat every great theo
logian had his own catalogue of In
splrtd books aa ha baliavad them. For
300 years only too of Paul1* epUllee
wore admitted. The Book or Ht, James
and Ike ItevelattoD of 81. John were
excluded. So were Esther and Daniel
and Jonah lu the Old Tuatamenl.
uu.uti tnra <.<• ns TO ncnnn, sou
James, sad Jud*. sud Um BovrUtloo
of 3t. John excluded,but (sllrJ. But
all dlflfereooM of opinion aarm to bava
bean barmnntaed at ilia eoancll nf
Trent by *11 Christians sad the Apo
crypha waa left iu, not aa an Inpirvi!
part, tot to Ua read for religious lu
•trnetlon. In 1820 It was excluded
from the Protcolsnt Bible, bat It ra
atalas In many or the old Ume family
Dibits and Is in otia of mine. I dar*
to peroso it so Lost) roes, evpeeislIVTha
Wisdom of Jrtus the ttou or blrach,”
which la called Ecelesinations, which
has Ofly chapters and Is ss fall uf
maxims and morals and tostroctlon
for th* family aa are the proverbs of
Solomoc. Addltoo says that If this
book bad been left la lb# canon nr It
bad th* name of aocaa great Urwt
phUoaopher, it would have commanded
the admiration of mankind- To my
mind It la th* ooudaosatloa of wisdom
far family government It Is aa
pointed and pungaat as anything that
bolomoQ aver wrote. This Jtaus waa
a better mao l bar Solomon. Ha lived
and wrote 900 years after Malacbi, the
last of the prophets, la tba oioa* of
hie narrative ooocarolag. Mass* and
tba prophet*, b* say* of Solomon: “By
bla body be waa baoagbt late sabjao
lloa aad didst state Ills hunor and
palluta his aaa I and brought wraUi
upoo bla cbUdrea, end hi* kingdom
waa divided.’’ ( never did bava a pro
found admlratloo for a man who said:
“Bgjoloa, Oh. yooag me*. In th* wife
of thy youth, sod bn thou always
ravUmd with liar lavs,” tad tbao goea
o* b®* marriae 900 wlroa sad takas
TOO oooauMoaa. Hi* praarpt* war*
mad, bat hie exempt* was bad, vary
bad. My doctrln* bsa always bean that
a mas baa n* more right la two wives
tba a a woman has to taro husbands.
Let bla stead by bla manlaa* vows.
This la the lujonetloo of Jaaus, th*
son ot Siraoh. am a sample of bla wie
dom 1st a* note:
“A aaa that break*'h his wed look,
skying. Who *n<th m*. am I outoom
raoed about with darkness’, b# for
•Sttath that tbw aye* of Um lord are
tan thouvaod times brighter ibao Um
sno."
“Blaaaad la ha who hath a vlrtauur
wife, far tbo number of bla days shall
be doubled.”
“A allant and levtaw woman la a
gift from the Lord "
“Afeol WlBpanpln at th* door of
tba home, bat b* that Is well nsnored
will stand witboat-”
“Do aot beoqwat apoa borrowed
OMMay.”
"Commeed net a aaa fa Ms out
ward ap pa* tea or, tar aaay king* have
aat dawn open the ground, and aaa
that waa arm wpou tlw ground, and
one that *u Barer thought of h»tb
worn the crown.”
"A ftleud essnot be known In iroa
M, and an enemy cannot be bid
imilj,"
“Use not much the company of a
woman who la a Moser Irat Ihon be
captured with liar volea.”
"Hejolce not ofer tlilne enemy when
ha la dead.”
"Lend not lo him who It higher them
thyself, bat if thou Unde* count It
lost.1’
"Sit i t down with ths wlfu uf an
other men lo thine arms, for It will
brine thee to destruction.”
"My tuu l/elp up Ihy father In his
old ago and thou ahalt bare Joy to
thine ownchUdrai.”
"Have no fellowship with those aim
are mightier and richer than thyself,
fur how Can tbi* ear thru kettle and the
pot agree.”
“When a rloli man ipaaketh every
mau hoiddh tils league and extol It
to the cluude. tut If a poor (nan speak,
they say. "Wbat fellow U IbltT”
"lluild not a boose with another
mail's money, fur It Is Ilk* gathering
stopew for the tomb uf ihe burial.”
"A thief Is better than a cnmmun
Iter ”
- Accungu mx wit mouiii lo ••tar
ing u»t lo oauin * of Ilia Holy One."
"Against liloi that l» i.iggawd of
hla meal neighbor* shall tumour."
"Karp a am* aa’clt over a aiiamt
Ina daughter lets ilw make* l bee •
laughingstock and a bvwoid iu lha
city aud a itproaclt among tby teepte.'’
Whether thta book li taiptrrd or not.
it ia full of devotion (o Qod and grati
tude for Ilia good eras. TbaOtd Testa
ment Hebrew* eanon eras made up and
chard before thta Jesus lived or par
he pa Roe lealat lent would have l wen
embraced lu It. It la certalolf entitled
lo aa much couslderalton aa Swtomou’e
Soug, for tbera • sot a eolgar or
latcivloue e*i rrtslon lu It.
This much about the Apocrypha will
aoawar mm Inquiries I have reoeived,
two of them lima pleaders. I have a
long letter from my uld Irlrod. Bialiup
Turner, eonemilng that recent pub
heat Ion of WUIIam Ilanoibal Thomas;
that bill of rodretatout against tbe ne
groes of bia nan race Ue denounces
Thomas HI* oplatou Is tliat e->m«
tea rued wblu men wrote tbo book
and paid Thom** for the use of bla
name. Heaaya this la llm opinion ol
those to death Carolina who knows
this ecapegallowg. Ue may* "I am
well arqeelklcd with blm; knew him
during the war In front of Rich
mond, wtwfe eoia* tost Item bero aliot
off one of lilt arma, and it ia a pity
be did not about bla head off Ua la
now receiving and exorbitant prntlou
from tbo United Sutra government.
If tbrra tier was money paid to a dog
It la paid to blm. If the while people
of tbe south koear half aa toucb about
bla i> seel I ty end vtlUthy aa he baa lot I
mo. tliay would aark bis blood. If
our preachers are as bad aa bo repre
sent* tbria, whet did be stop for aud
Jolu tbo parly of lha danrll. He was
one of tbe preachers of my chorea
aud will be until bell opens her arms
to rseefva him.” etc
I bare boon followlog Bishop Tur
ner’.* course »i«i since tbo war and
have never known aught against blm
aa a man aad a Chrlatiae. fu the year
ISOfl. when our people at Room were
under the oppression of o Spanish cap
tain, nae Don la Mena, Biabop Taraer
aclad as a nmdlalor ecd triad to make
oor ooudlUoo mors tolerable. Ua
mads a speech at Reeat'a Spring soar
Rime, that ws all cum mended aad did
bla Utmost U> prevent that Spaniard
from exercising Ills foul domiuallun
aud lyrauny. Bear iluoo then bia
pen and voice have bean for peace be
tween tba races. I am pleased lo
■peak of blm at "my friend."
A SO ITT AGCMALM.
***» MmMIw. ammwmw, Vanity
r«iH». »HMk, rv.
VortTlIU bqolnr.
HIauumooibi '-Christ irea Gift,**
•»y» tbn Slew York vCortd.
Re U only 32 Jiui old. He was
bora at Cavils, Vtago.
Bdaoalad la a Jesuit oollaga, studied
theology In Madrid, later migrated to
Parle to study medicine.
Ilia father, a rich raerehunt, la dead.
lie beoamq mayor of bla Iowa at 96
Sooo became a leader of lnsarrrctor*.
The governor-geo* rai offered 896.000
tor Aguinaldo** heed. Aguinaldo wrote
blm: “I want money badly. I win
deliver myself.** Later a priest ap
peared ta the palace. “BanadletM,”
heeald. and tamed the key In the lock,
Ha threw back bis hood. A m«n with
• tword stood In bis place. It w«
Agalaaldo
Ho waived IMQjOOO for mahli.g
peace with Spain ia lflOT.
Ageinatdo It Ova feet foer inebei In
height, Mender, but atroeg aad auppl-,
and weighs about 116 poandi. He
cart lee blnwelf arrot sod looks o«*
(earleeely la tbe eyas. Ha baa yellow
•bin. beady ejee, uptarned eyebrows,
ebon Meek bmlr and n slight mustache.
He bat a quick temper, laaloqaeat aud
lnoidinaialy vain.
Aa president of tbe Filipino repub
lic Aguinaldo arranged to wear n sil
ver whittle a* a badge of offlo*.
He wee aa "allv,r of the American
armtre before Manila la June, 180ft,
he demanded freedom under an Ameri
can protcetorst*.
Ha baa bees three times •'killed 1c
bettle;’* Ore tlmca reported ceptared;
Bhr Uomc bis deed body has beta ru
•*°*^a io«ed, thirty-1wo timr* be had
jeene marvetou* sac spaa—all according
lo war report*._
Tha Deep corvmpoadaot of the IYII
tk**
about uaa of the aeddeet heaoealnaa
that ever oceaned In acy uoeSXunuV
At Black Ubepel, aear Oodwla, Mies
Oliver, the teacher, was drilling Uie
atodents for eemmencement and la
one of tbe Maya a pistol waa need,
lihodee McLvlIao. ahoel u ream eld,
area to petal It It hie Mater, Mtaa Mag
gie, aad wbea be flred, tn their otter
•orprler. one ehambrr of U>c pistol waa
htewcf, which pel a bell Ihvcngh tier
“•ek, klOlag her hi a few miaetre.
Him Maggie waa between 10 hod 17
yeeve tlf.
....For the Latest Styles In....
Spring and Summer Silks
OUR
Special Window To-Morrow, Friday.
Wl*1!® tliesegowli will have special display to-morrow, they
will be on Bale every day. We luvlto yon to como In aud see
°“r varlons lines, in ndriltlou to the above, let ns call, your
attention to our beantlfnl lines of
Mercerized and Wash Fabrics,
In Plain and Fancy Colors.
ALSO TO OUJt.'JT ’
Fruit of Loom Cottons, 1 yard wide at 7%c.
Fruit of Loom Cottons 7-8 yard wide 0%c.
Windsor Percales, Fast Colors at lO cents.
Very respectfully,
NEXT DOOR TO I n VRAflCD
ROBINSON BROTHERS. J. T. YtAUfcK,
The Ladies* Furnishing Store.
cartnv rMriumuw.
»• ■■Mn»r«<i>« eg Use
■ar«l HmU«.
Inilanopolia Now a.
7ew iMopia know Jui', r sadly wbmo
a fourth- class postmaster got* hta pay.
Hla pat root, more oflea (ban do l, kuuw
Ibe least about tba mailer, and not
maay oUw«a know that, bumble aa Ifaa
founii-olamolBoe la. It serve* the anal
eat number of peo|4e In tin- Utillrd
ttUU*. There are over 70.000 of tbrae
offlsei, while these are jutt 4,500 of llta
thrrd,aeoot.d and Oral-class, or aaUrled
oOoea. Tba lowest aaiary p.id lUaa* U
II.COO and Urn highest aaiary >• $0ju00
a year, Tbo fourthcUm uiUote must
bukUo fur I heir owa pay. So wet lex ■
that U aa low aa II a mouth. aud
aoroet Imx aa high aa #00 u moutb; tba;
ta Burnt uAoe* sand oat jast that antouui
of canoe lied tat Ur* each month bat Um
fearlh claa* pualmaaler la not allowed
to keep lb* POO a month; not at all. lie
keeps )BM 10 1-3 dollars as lit* own
clear cash and every dollar orarthai ba
divide* up with Ur,cl* bam giyiug him
40 out or every 100 earns, a util lit* of
ttc* gws to lit* ImportsBC* of caoeeiliof
Oter $33 i month; then ba must band
over 00 earn* uut of tiro dollar laateed
ol 40. Out uf what 1* left he pays bla
office rout, hi* light sod fuel bills and
hi* elerfc hire when sick or absent. Th«
department faralthea nothing; uot
Um box, exaapt what slam os, pas
tal cards and other stamped paper ho
need*
Very few fourth.otaa* cOBcet can uut
cancel atampa in cither the great nr
email amount I hay* uamrd. The rax
Jot tty of them tauga from (tlo Id a
month. When ao ette* avtiagoa about
•10 a month then It becomes a money
order ofllee, and while lu rovoooo to
ward Ur* post mister'a pay ta not per
osptlWy I nor earned by this addition bl*
bond end rospooeiMlIly era. Some
year* ago a fourth-olasa postmaster was
allowed a peroenUgw o* all stamps ha
*oid a bay* the aeooailaUeii, Irak It was
found that be husk lad around aud of
rnvd Indooemeata aod a share of the
proesod* lo those wbo woold buy atampa
from him, aod tha deswrtaraal abut
dawa on this. How If ba tail* |g
worth of stomps a day; but aalyoancel*
ou tatters 10 aunt* worth, 10 essito ta all
ho gets for that day's work. The re
urginoer of tbo M at Mm oud of tbo
q airier geos to tbo department.
Tbo foarth-eiaas postmaster bl brought
ivnHWVUip WIKI Dll inuoni
than tbs poatmaatar of a salaried odtos,
and trial* and trlbuUtlou* m about
tba ex tout of Ida par for IMa. Hi la
expected to ba read; for a aoeUI chat,
with them; la answer all gaestlons: to
write many letters for those who oee
n«t writs or bees left speotaslea at
beat#, to advise them ns to tbs best
paper* or aatsilae* for wlilsh to sub
ten bo, aad so on. Bsaldse this, Its la
to Wssm for all lb* mail loiter delayed
There nra always one nr mors wesbori
who aoeaes him of upoutag taalr totter*
theta la the poapoaa eltnet, wUo Is
esry oartaia that ba la oarelea* with
bto particular mail, aad the old follow
whoa* family tab* Just san newspaper,
sod that a monthly, hat every day Uta
oM (allow wo*id ask if that "dad ret
ted book of lito’n bed eom* yet »•* sad
tboagh It nayrr mined showing op at
the appointed Umo, aad hw leak- horn*
every copy of It. he would deoiart that
to waa the bant sweat thing to mts* he
ever aaaa, he'd be blamed if he’d sear
tab* It ^sla
In the m*|o< ttr nf the** orttoaa atnet
naaa to the rule. Tbafnnrtb-elass paat
maatar tooallortto task for r.egteot of
Urn adgkiaet doty, the aaata aa tboagh
the govern amnt wsa psytng him a good
sakwy for htowrrb »m la vary small
odlsas f have beard of post meet era who
haw#hall their owa way Tba cdtoa
to loo small for a saw poet mantes ta ba
enetly foaad If tba old one la la read
out. lb* petrosa wuald col allow it t* tw
dlseontloued. a ad m lb* postal author -
lliaw turn away non pleased and UaTa
him to his owu darters 1 Imurd .of
one |M*tmaet*r of Ibia kind who abut
uphlsvAcebt aUaud lu anything Ua
frit waa worUi al'widieg He would
go tiff a d> j«i isles to a abow, a prixs
light or ibe oouuty fair, eud aoaetia*
atay two or Uinta days. aod Lheie waa
po getting la bla ufflsa cither to get
roar mail or depneit letters until he
same bees. Another pwstieaater of
(bla kind haring ju«t loaned a frlrnd
all the postal funds aiw Minting to aoaia
fd or |3. au hour after aaw a p MlofSen
tuapoctor making bla way leisurely w
toward the office. Knowing fnnu paat
rxperlenon that the li>tj<*eiuf would
mekn jaat aa big a klek xbiut lltat 93.
aa he woold about 41,000 being oat of
PO*»et la llio oflb*. the poetm .iter did
auMe quick Ihlnklug.
lu a jiffy Ua had barred llm door and
run a rod bandanas baodaarebier oul
of a alda wiuduw. When the Inaprcb.r
haughtily drmsmlrd that llm dour be
opened Urn poatmaatar naked bla II be
didn't know what a red fltg meant,
and If bo didn’t want lu know beM
better not a tap too long to lareatigale.
By this lime ihe little burgh waa In n I
panic aver this biul of mall pox, aud
without waiting to add anyitalog to
the panic tbo loapeetor immrdlataly
made bln tell scarce ia that region
Another ease waa where limn and
agate the dapartment bad been ns«de
aware of groee Irregulartiirs |U the
mauagemwot one offloa away to the
wllda eomewlwie. At leal an Itieprefor
waa ordaced oul to l«»jb ioto Urn mat
tor.
Al lh* wayildo lUllo-i nttrM tbit
l«wtome« the istueo lor learned Hum it
w«a kept by an old motmuhiaer bawd
ba under*, who owned everything in
sight around it, and ou thi* we want
eoutd bold tba oflee ag.loat all appil
oaali. Tba Isapeetor waa forced tu
wend bit way afoul to Uw piaoa. lu
■VMral wilduaae oauaad a alight feeling
•f appreheeMoa la bU naiad .nd be at»
Muached with aoma atoaltb taking an
lavrnUry of t» frees behind a tree.
The ofltoe was* rough pla« at tael are,
la front at wbleti aat a wan, at rough
larking aa tbs abaaty, tlhaj biek in a
aptlol-bottomed ebatr phteldly awaking
»P«P* I’raaenUy ba laid hie pipe dew*
aad puablug hi* bat lm«k from bu ayes
Pjjwd over U was buabes bayoad Uw
•Uw ealllog oat aa bu pasted : >•(
tea you, tftw Lark hi; you actda’t oouw
Winkin' aroua'bete. I’ve tola aa'toie
yuu i hat you aan’t bay on wail as long
mi you owe me far them Ultra you
boogbt lust fall. Mow, git 1"
Truu behind I ha buatiw a abaggy
•wad mw popped up and a volea said
ijMd luglf: “Siowdar*, I hr. (warn
tbare'a now two Mura Iters fur
mat Umi owe lliat aoaoa tbm months
ago. su’that eat that ooaw totiur day
I’d Ilka to hay 'em; I’m leered too# of
my folk* la al«k. or they wouldn’t ba a
•rilin’ so oflMi.n
"XarjuleUw do ton jpt til tbam
mart Ik teukd fur f” Tba poet mas
tar’* volo* wm daoial vs.
got part of too »io*«r lu tny
you urn' Story aald fur no not to <Ur'
•oho Homo without town lottoii *t X
had to wntlup you lo got »m." And
now Itofkio advanoK) lulling out
atlrcr and daoloafug biwoair a* hm
thing mb la to build and ago (o Haondom
Tljo poottooator took tbo oxraay a ad
onoTrttor* ^ not with
-‘Thcro'a boil y*r MaU Larkin," In
“’V?** - ><*• *«* **• ««bor boll
yci'Nbavlodo wbal Mary aald for
youlodu. (Mo OB."
Tbo wit MMI| olilioat any mo
K ao in ary »kt rat taking. at ono aaothor
limy otut la Iom tbaa two iokratw
Larkin waa aoaflatoty kuovkod oat.
"Tboro l" aald tbo kootMour.
braahlng tbo daw frvto bio ohook akin
aad ororalw, "I Mod JM a HtUo aneh
exeioa- ■»'(» day to krrp mo lu good
hwlUi, Tell Mary I M oo find over
wulluptu' you Hurt «-f abo eatsra over
lirrarlf ih« kid bar Uwl btur a*' In
aorutcii Iba ini uf lital taler money
i (J’n
TImi Utaprclor feeling that in Ibis
caoa dbcnUon ilm hetu-r port of ralur.
turned track* for home wilboat lain
flawing tiauodtr* and reported him at
Washington as ‘•ranant* It la odor on
at riot Uisinew priuciple*.
i.arrxar rtti tw nit nut*.
Mu* laaSa WIN •* Sana rer la
lab tad Aawraei.
N. ireila K-iruhU.
Tim irimnamt la airaigiug .nr
one of Urn biggest iottary dranuuteever
bald with 3 000.000 aor >» of land divi
ded la>e ha meets td Uaclt aa tka prise.
It ta expected that fully 10)0,000 peo
pie will engage in tka drawlagt akM
taka plaoadui lag vki wn I be af July
sad August.
Tha guecruuienl rent nil* aequtird
lltlr t*i Iba lauda In Oklahoma I bet
vrrra owned by tew Kiowa. Cornu*Ota
and Apucbe trlbre, abd according to Urn
lertua nf a proclamation to ba laaard
a ton practically tka entire Urrllery la
to he litre we a pea to aettiemeat.
In onl-r It* avoid I Its “rathe*" which
have aleaya aooompaoied previous
npeulog of |>obite lauda. tmoretery
Uiicoorck bee davlaad a new ackaiaa
for *ih*Uiug Lire tracts.
Tlw lauda are to ba awarded on a lot
lary i)itoo,ei'li no crowd lac nr mak
ing ou the pail of tka fcamwteadira
nod no dispute* over titles. Tko iodi
e Uhiai are that tlie drawings will he
un a larger scale Ilian tiwee of ike fa
mnu* Liulaiaaa lottery during Itt palm
lead, days Tbe entire area la to be *ur
rayed and Uw various subdivision laid
net. Three will be numbered and
revision d according to a careful
mrttx d. A* the -ppUcatlon* for bums
stands am roe aired they will be regis
tered *ad a unbared also, after Uw re
qalremeat* hare been Blind. When
Urn time for catering claim* Iws rx
plred, tka SrcreWay will direct Uwt
Um drawing be mode. The slips bear
ing* tko number* of tka Irani■ Will ba
draw* one at a Umo and the awards
mods to Uw applies an wttb some
ponding numbers. Seek aobdirlston
win <y>n«ui 01 1WJ acm m larva.
Tto ftpirtiH baa ibail; dieeev
erad aavernl *1 tempt* on (ha part of pri
vate individual* to turn a dUbeweet
prany on aaeooot of tba approeoblag
drawing*. Agon cm to*a bin *aub>
IbM lo certain \Vcetera towns aad
tdtatUiaaHi aaal oat ttpraeanilgg
, that claim for tbaaa land* mu ba Mil
I through in advenes at tba raguloc
allot cDfinti, Thfift mo c«UeU fttucWt
bare baaa teewgbt to tba etirotten of
Moratory BbeSeogk, aad on Setordev
I art ba idaord ito matter in tba toad*
of tto InrM AMtatant Attorney Gener
; el for tto Iaierler Department, Judge
Vindoveotrr with diroetlon* to proaa
eate tboar who nra book of tba Mbemee
Kepereoo la to bare any advantage
whatever la lHo drawings, ted A will
ba impoaatwa far any Influrwoa to be
rsrrtad U obtain chouse lata far favor
ite claimant* By tpeelal peoyMea of
ito law, however, veterans of tto Civil
War tre to bo give* eerlala adveatoam
. la tto proeredWM* that are to to foi
i lowed In negetrlag titles.
4 Hn ■tttlaaom.
| Lately aistvrd In London beansss bo
OtoM 0At dlgaat hi* food. Karly use
of Dr, King's Bow Ufa ftMa waetd
have saved him. They strangtton Urn
' stAwscli. Sid dlgealton, promM* oral
raiuu.nn, improvenMotlta. Price Mg,
| Moeay beak If net 1Bd*d MOW kg
J. B. Oorry A Co. dragglst.
Mi
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Xtw Ter*, JbM 1«.-Mr. AmUiw
Cmwm^. MokMtwM Ugk aw.
tetrad for Heotiaod to a»aad tha Mm
Mr, wrote taw Mina uta day bate*
teSanXaw Tart "kite bava broa*i.t
)a*la aaaajr tearta.
“^Cwrajitala UcaalaUaradoMUd
>0,000.000 a# kla fort jm tar itaaa Mo
L“* ■ ti rid iw Mi awilaa ibo
^^.■aafadaaddMOM. Tfaaciftia
proteWfWtlteot. eoBotaryaxt la Ua
*iMated itet a ta-aae far
*?• »■*• ‘■t'iBmot tte raat Cacao
aHaJoUtrau wIM te created to Uo aoar
•^SShSKsi s-£
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WHY fc*'
ab# arm latter to aa fattowa:
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tfcsGoadCVaaiaor MUaban: Aa aa
purtnult, la Mira from bush*** *am*
U> aw ooso tight which 1 eoMidrrrd ll
•>y dalr ta aeoayc kfy maple* was
aarda a* to yoath ta reUr* Mara old
•gt. r row what I Itata asm araaad
aw I caanat doobtthawtadaranftah
coo***, although tba nhaagn ta gnat,
■eta trtloua. aad rallam britn tba I
bapplnr** aayaatad. Bat this ta ta
oaaaa no waay, harlag -*--f itt to
ssassuc.X'issr*'
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aaai.' I baa* always Mf that old ag*
ahaald ba eyant aat. aa tba Haatch **T
la ’making ralcbla ra.tr.1 bat ta tab
Maaaood um at wbat Iwa baaa aa
toWJta tbag*ranfrttnda** Put*
barg will appmrmmf mf sat to# to ra
ilrtag wblbi Mill la fall braiih aad
cigar. «d l ai teaa.uaUy rxprct
•nay years tor oarfalaraa to grid*
wlitab baaa atbar I baa yataawl alma.
-I total hay* a»ra Uma naw to d*.
••to talk* tasutau aad to tbs tacki-l
eal a haul, which an la tba higher da
mala of Pltlabatg Ufa. aad tbara (
bara lm« aara to he my chirf wait.
"t«r all tbaaa rraauaa. aad lea aa
wha* I m a boy aad aeuwat ba irw
•at, 1 caa aarrr to ran lair's teeadth
lasa biyal to bar or law angina* to tola
tor la aay way ihw 1 baaa baaa Waee
1 ooald hrlp eaytbtaa.
-By irrmui* t* still with y«a; ay
toart w Mill with yea; aad bow beat to
aetaa Pittsburg la tha gmaUmt wbieb
•aeara to cam taaaoM array d.y of ray
»»• Assnw OAUMBoia.
th* out to awtoYau.
The araaaid Irtler aay*:
• Haw Teak, Bank 11,1801.—To
*£• *"* Meoayara of Um
^rarabi Comtway: Geottaaara-Mr.
Fraaka, my enlitaf. will hud o»« ta
rvaapoo )< ui i <o« pi.i.cr of tha Uust
#0.000.0(0 id the Ihn-rgb Com Mute
bniida ta l* M.I lor tto I olio wing uar
puma: Tha lucawe of ll.OOO.UOU to ba
agrat fa. anfetototag tha librarian
^•iu to ■* la Braddeck, Haamnil
"‘1. “*n' Tl-e income of Unath
rt #4.000,0(0 le It. to aptdbd:
J.*!?"'’.*? r"T ampfagan* uf
tto Carcegi* Comaaay la an Ma warke,
ratara. railway*, ahoy*. tie., tefemd m
ns aw*lea .Dd for these f natinl
mptajara a* at. killed.
’ Hecoed. »o provide small yraal m
or aida to aaeti employee* aa. aftrr
hmg and cteditabta a» refer, ihmowhe*
olraomM.DOr* need autobtdp
in itoir old aga and wbaotok* a food
uraaf ic bhoa'd Una Met aat Va
gaHatal tattomr. nae .«i. mMm
af MOO,000 t a tart after tea yeets*oa
•aaiioa, tbea, for ail aver tbla work
rata lu ailUa other than Uw Uarurefe
^•aiwrsaisKrS
road, tto mill* leimt tto woeh* of
tto Carnegie #t*et Oamptun bring lot
cm braced.
“Thl* fond Is not Intended re to
uard at • eubeUtat* for wtat ttoOeaa
pauy to* btt-a la the habit of delag la
aaob oaaee far from ic li ta Intanlid
t* g* still tanker aad gtee to tto le
Jared or their faniHra, or to emptoen
wbo an Beady la aid eye. tkraugh aa
fault of itoir own, aoara i rtTlBia
agaiaat waut aa loag a. naaded, or aa
lb yaoag eanhtaoraa mlfsapporHag.
-roar pcrataii.t end myataf tara
been ooatamag tor aean Uma M to tto
pamtatNIy of latradaotag a ymto
aad beaafloial syatem ta wktohera
"“••""Iitta to
admirably mtaMtatod by tto Paoaayl.
zzyssrr. slews
trust res toe* path wily to make tMa
faad tha fomadatiae at aaob a gM.
..'towblalaitwfk erpart to
I to yrtoldntMNh aaaaa to bit Sayan
•Z?'*1*- yrttoa worthy *f aMfrara
tba toad aad tha ynaflwt will la tarn
report t* th* fireatara wit* bla mourn
mtMtotloa tor aatfeo.
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