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THE NATIONAL DKII.I..
The Thr»* Important Day* of the Oroht
Military Kvant of (he (.’raiient V ear.
Washtnoton, May ‘24.—The competi
tive drill began at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Company A, First Minnesota Ueg :
iment, was the first company to enter.
They drilled well. The second company
wm the Eighth scpaipte company of
Rochester, N. Y. These two companies
drilled in the south of the grounds too
far from the grand stand to be seen to
advantage. Next followed the Muscatine
Rjfies of Iowa. They matched to the
front of the grand stand, saluted the
judges and began to drill. They-handled
their pieces well, bnt were a little weak
in foot movements. They were liberally
applauded. Then followed the (irand
Rapids Guards, Company A, First Rat-
’ oluntoers,
Joippany A,
First Virginia Regiment. Popular de
monstrations indie it<<d that the Vicks
burg men and Company A, First Vir-
hau won the greatest
the day'. The competing com
panies were limited in numbers to
twenty-foui men each, with their three
. «flioe».and two guides.' - ^ -r-
The program of martruvres was de
livered to each oomjMuiy’s commander
guna Regiment,
favor off
corps appearance,
kei
and the men were
thereby kept in ignorance of the
manoeuvres they were to execute till Um
orders were actually given. In general
school of the soldier (that is without
arms ) then in the mariusl at arms, and
lastly, in the school of the company.
Thirty minutes were allotted to each
company to complete its program. A
furious thunder and wind storm came np
about four o’clock and put an end to tbc
proceedings. The crowds scattered at
onoe. The roof was blow n off a hurge
part of the grand stand and the can
rocka, forts and wir Vessels, mid figLt-
liouae of the “Pi onuna” w ere tipfx'd over
and srattcre'd. Thfl order tor dress
parade atp. m. was rvseiiKhol. For the
pro|<oaed dri v puraile commands have
((eeu organ).'.<4t in provuuonsl liattalions,
in which the trou|>« of the rcwpective
sections of the country sro grou|>ed to
gether us far an )NMMl>le. Kentucky,
Ohio and Piatnct of Cohimbia men each
form one IwttalioD. Texas, Misaisaippi
and Mwwonn form one; lb« 4 •ovwruor'a
Guard of North < ardina arc Vilh Mich
tgan and MiuneaoU man; the Virginia
troops constitute a arparata brigade,
already completely organised under < ten
C. J. Ardoraxn. Tlte total uumtier <>f
men in camp is about "ANUO, in seventy
organisations, thu-third of tlie b>Ul
are Virgiman*. Three-)luarU ra of the
oomntan b have entered the coni|>eUb<>n
for hifaiitry pro.*, oar of whhh is col-
orad. Four colored eoBi|*ua« are in
camp, two fnui \ irginia and two from
the 1 ‘istrict of Colatiil’ia.
Iowa, and Private Bteyer, Heoond Mary
land. Many companies will leave to
night and to-morrow.
I'LKVKLANB VS. MUCMMAA.
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TAn t.raSeni ol the Oppaslsf Forces hi the Nett
ProaMeattal Fight
Ex Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
has been talking politics a little. Uere is
what lie said: •
“I will tell you what will lie the ticket
next year. President. Cleveland will head
the 1 temocratfc and Senator Sbermari the
Itepublican. All this Blaine bilk of the
Pennsylvania leaders makes' me smile.
Walt until they gel to the convention and
yOtr will tlnd out. They will take no
clntnct s. - Euless some very exceptional
condition of affairs arises they will not he
likely to take a eandidtlte hundieapped as
Blaine is with jlefeat in two noininating
conventions and once before the country,
which shows that there is no harnidny in
the general sentiment of the party, no mat
ter‘what may Ikj the enthusiasm of his i>er
sonal followers. If the Republicans should
eomiftii-ihe faliy of putting him on the
ticket'ngain it w hl not Id' the ohl tight, bill
a very new-ower There's w tiere BlatUC'S
friends are lilirxl to the luitural tendeHcy of
wBtinwrrt-,-
"In the campaign of 188-Hlrc Democratic
|)arty was heavily tmniiicapped by two very
one hour liefore the tame allotted for the imimitaol mtho*iM-«-»v the Omt w ns ■the fear'
of the.iudiistrial and other material interests
of the probable policy of the party oli die
great tinnlK inl ami eeomiinie iiin.stinns the
An
ESSAYS ON “HOY."
IntemtiiiK
Aiiliuttl
nrrlbed.
»Hillifully l>e-
'J’hn,teaelicr in one of our in termed i-
ali* schools olio (iiiy i:v»t week had a les
son in language, giving for tho sub
ject the word* "Bov," tiur-sclioliii4 to
write what they could aluait tlift’subject,
and this without ussistmice and with
out any time for prepaint ion. Follow
ing are two specimens of tho "composi
tions,” written by two small boys, one 9
and one 1<> years of age, and they show
ed a good .idea of punctuation and tSe
spelling excellent, but two of three
words ip each being spelled wrong, and
ttiose the shorter and more .common
#or<ls; . .v, *
A boy's a bipc l .animal, one to tlir<*e
fee: high. Sonic, boys ate wise, intelii-
gciil, ilifll, bail, good, kind, gentle,
t ro-s-, unkind, stupid, etc. Borne boys
are very kind to their brothers and sis
ters. My brother is very kind to me.
Some.boys grow up to be great men,
some mayors, of cities and some own
great mills ai^l stores. Boys who study
when they are'small become trie greatest
men. Some boys who do not study
^ i m t iiujuh uu » v im i t q; i i
. ilit • was the um-ertainty ol the ability bf ,lu \ I
poor atjd"fmve t<L
and s'liovel, shovi
Htnt -Holi'lny i s»m
lemonade and " icy-cr( ;\ni,
such tilings as 1 ftav
earn lots of money
jf.> out with a piek-ax
ting out the gutter
hoys-
i<I smtie
metpioryCd, and
Ei.-t 1'om th of
L k vclaad
nol,will)i»l;imling
the hiah
ba.T a
■ i ioi.ii and .
iad4- and n »-
omn limiii.v.—
bovs leant bow to swim, and sonic save
lives. Som) > Imos stial things amt get
anv teil, ami their parents have to liail
theni oof- Some boys arc cruel to ani-
mals. Some levs eoiue to scltool wilb
their slmi*s and stockings ofl and tlieir
hair unooinlto t. auif are not neat. The
te.icinr tloes not like tins, syi«..o mak<^s.
theni look neat. S unn imys stay .hmiic
and take care »»f the garden aii'l tbc
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WAMOMmM, May iV—The |*nul« of
troop* to-dey for ret tew by the I‘real
.lent tw« afford, d U*c tint op|a<rtuuAy
for areUig at once the mUi» ImhIt of
iboM fortumg the roraiupiuent. ami was
ob aoqtiahUi^l Mtona*. The »rather
waa ps-rltct, WaaLingtiiu l.-*ked Its txsA,
and the grtwler part of tii
aaoBcsl to be on the hue of
0IT0BM< menu (or the I*ra<w •« r
■onainy oumplrhsi and •« n catr.sl out j
poo^aMoa
ha-utter of his prevhms brief public
rec -it. to carry out the pledges which lie
I,.ul made in tlte interest of reform and
good government. Tlmse feats -will -ted
weigh*tn the ludancc in favor of Mr. Blaine
lutother lime. The 1‘residenl lets gainul
tlte confidence of the whole people for con-,
si rv iii'in niFl regard for the public interest
alsoi | u'rty or (s rsonal eou.viiierations.
Willi him al the iiei^d of the ticket no ev
p- arc rymied lh- bus mu...Iv i ■
the re< onl. Ttieri f..re tin' two
cNiidfilati-a would Mand upliii tlmir merits. I
Tln-n lln' fear i f high Uai.ikd |MMi.vtu.'liip
would |c the other way. A great nianyl
tni'iin-s nun will rec*igiti/e I lie pnnienuid
of ,Mr t Icvclaud and will not l-c in a great
hurry In make a i hange Tin -tr< Uglli of
Sin iinari would Is in bis coiuctlixl conser
vati-m and itis Miuudlusn on all tin great
baties.
The Governor mldcd "Since Congress
•djoiirrus! I have tnlkisl with a great many i, _ . . ... ..
‘ ■—I-*- -I-.'-—ICT-ai.,1 lr)l »-U
*)n'IT. uikI I li4V«' < <»<i»r Ui liar ruci4*lii4N>fi I ^ J** 1 } 4 ar% * 1101
that iliere is a great deal of t|uk-t tiiinking !^ ,n '
gotn_’ mi among the Iti ptildicans in regard I '
to (!•« choke <>f a man t<> la-at Mr. t'k-ye-1 bu'
bind Th. y know tl.i y liave a tug j<
tiu-ir liat.il* aod don I Itita-tul |o mat
niU'akia if lln v i an pfevrtil it."
GoM rnor ('urlin ia also taking d.
tin 4 in the in w Idrti, of diMlustrta
gn*s in tin- N.uili. lie add ' ll
vrrv tai e of llu retitial of lui|u>triai
It) North and Ssitli. we are isiofroali
large liti(ir>fUiton* of iron wtikh
CHAKACTEK IN FEET.
IVraon'a Walk a Hare Indication of
' Temperament and BualncaaCa^
arlty.
‘ Balmiatry is the now art, I under
stand, for deliuenting character,” re-
tnai kcd a Hiimrt young detective, yester
day. "or. rather, it is a very old one re
vived, but for our business the hands
don't show half so much character as
the feet In foot-gear, if the Subject be
properly studied, there will be found
lUOi'O to indicate the character of the
wearer than most people have any idea
of. It's quite an easy matter for a man
to disguise his facial appearance; it may
bo done bydyeing the hair or beard, or
by wearing it in a different style; but a
man old enough to wear a beard can
never disguise his walk, ho can't destroy
the conformation of his feet, and if he
have a tendency to run his shoe down
in tlie heel It’s an invaluable piece of
inlurunitiou to the detective who wants
him. dust to illustrate hoiv this works
I’ll tell you a story.
"Not a great while ago I received a
tin-typo picture of a young man who
wfts wanted in the east. It was a very
jbftiLpad.tt)s.rpartAt£.l hit face arts hliua-i.
rd, and only the eyes and nose were vis
ible with distinctness and character
rnntrgh to mnfeo it a comparatively easy
matter to pick out our man should wc
ever meet him. llis clothing was well
pictured, and its style, cut and finish
gave us an idea as to where wo might
"i* 1 to run across such a fellow.
item
-The
clothing was nothing if not flashy, and
wc concluded it would be the style of
dress a small-fry gambler would hanker
after Wc went to a gamb-—I forgot
there are no gambling houses open in
Chicago, but we went to a place, and
| pretty soon wc met a young man -who
looked exactly like the party we wanted.
We were just about to take hold of him.
wh n •hi*- double, a man haTjjg lyyiey ^ ^
Tiair and eyes, 1" ”T
uiri's.TTT'' color ol tin
in ! turned uii, and for an instant we
'- ! know wiiat to-do. 1 ’ v*.
It j "Kithkr «*n.> of those two men might
r ! I have btvn Ukcu for tlte original of the
n I ; linU|H'. and wc didn't know wlfich WBf
I which. From the shoulders up the re
in- i '••tiiWanee was astonishing, buf it ended
as j there. I he utmost difference in their
!(• appearance was noted when the men
couiiiii-tu.-.'d to stir about Our man was
a wauer by i>vupetioa, and we obeerv-
*d shot «>mi-of the men while walking
strode on boldly, putting ^ukone foot
in front of lbe other in almost two
straight line*, while the other fellow
toed out and when be walked it waa,
ntly, as much as he could do U>
is heel* from knoek'ug together.
<•' I at li.m a ttiuiiMN^
ol: 'That is the Walter.'
u know?” 1 asked.
c«* how h walks,' was the reply,
it« out each foot sideways as tr be
he was going to get tripped up
punl of his long apron. Nearly
waiters toe out because of their tong
iin«. He's got the walk, and that's
tusn.'
\\ ell tt turned out to be true. He
i our msn. and it was the simple
jrle of work, due to the
H ii t*rt that led to hi*
t him just in time, as be
' wiuni 1 mean he
i money with him, anu
o leave town at ones.
• tear c..«* in proof of
it is uiaujfusUal in foot
, b"*th shoes and boots.
hts lues turned onl —
knew that a man with
| an apron in front of Itim, reaching to
the I •!tom of his trousers nst'irail c
’ waik« «o that heslnkreanrh foot agsiort
Mts the farthest side of the apron, thus to
| prevent iu tripping him up, Team*
stem, or those uT theni who wear ion*
rakber ooats. do the samr thing. Some-
timi's a man's character can be pretty
nearly determined by tlte wsv he walk
when Ins mind is busy, Thieere an
foxy people in gV'Di ral walk very much
like a cat. I know a wcli-kaown chat,
lel-mort gn^e hend down-town. The
leiiow is a regular shark. He is abeo-
ltit. lv metartlrss in his dealings with an
lot tuuale pvopie, but he is one of
■T
t eve
ditln
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it nmi tin*
back of t’
II.- eriw
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mok-WasoH
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to tIt.- oil.
out an *|’|*fent
head of Ute e>dumti vurt.-l from rstnp 11 .
prom)4lj at li «> rtock and n.a-lie.1 th. a
stand ruotrd lor the Fnsudsut arxl in- el
nted tr^eU bn minub* iaWr. TLu ]«
stand had seats (or u«*rU Ihii |>riw>ti»,
atal was well tided, witlemt cn.edtntf’.
WiUi the l*n si.lei.t were 'lr». CU ve and.
.Mrs. Welsh slid Mrs. Msro-y, an-1 Colo
nel and Mrs. IstmotiL ti< tn tal Mten.lan
and several at. mU-rs of hts stsff in full
uniform were their iscort. Among the |
guests of the drill W.-re Governor Is**, of I
v irgmia, and sUff. Oovenxir MeGiil, of |
MiumauU, uud stall, and the stsff of
Governor<tray, of Indiana, (Un- Gov
erttor hnnsiU llU vuig been diiain.d A
the loot m. ui. nt., ^krr- tnry Kndicptt,
Senators Shermsu sod GoiHiait^ the
Mexioan and dat*ut*i Mimstirs and tb<-
iadlt-s of their fanuliia, and a htw ml
sjinnkiiDg of other legation and army
people. The troo)* looked and msivlu d
like vatenuu, and wrre . nrouragvd with
liberal applause, in one respect tho
itme was departed from. The
Southrons, with their band
f era plus Zouaves, brought up
the ri*r with quite an 7i7h rval between
them and their predecessor*. They
formed in fact a little eolutun by them
selves. They hail been aligned to |K>si-
tious respectively iu tlte fouith and
ninth provistotml tiattalioii!., imtiiropped
onl of line because, as th. ir oflic. rs t-x-
lie mars, t and iMerftvr with tie
for ooi b-ane prtsluct. The Saber
ductU now U-*oiuinv- a <.>ai|«tit.-
the pro-lurt of the North In isir h. in
k. i which h for iIm- ic.»»i of our in«a
pic. iu> mstlrr itow it gm, hut Uii* foreign
l>r>a|id t hrin-flu no .ate The lalaw ami
(he | r-flts all brionr to foreign rountrius.
Tl I S’Utht rti pi<.|ttr mnst Is gta i,, Mr
j that if they want a market f..r tiirir pro
duct* it must tv a home market and Ibrtr
I • *li l-rf ill*11 hr* rstOfiiNtt to tK liir
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prrspalid |*iafnlly before i!f«in*l.t-
nisi I.Utory of lYun*)lyrar ia. That
iva tUni pi it It...I h-*s.*ii* in iIm* isn
■f an industrial j».ln ) whieh will ac
ire to ihem ■ martirt ahk h will la- i.,.-n
eel Inin and iinimriialc in ils -.iitat .iiitiai re
sulu pian any rhiinrrh-.t kiras of >|v< nhl
live nisrktt*. which eliat «-j* Iy In Ibr
'-ph.-iii. tl infemtrrs of pro ilnt.-li reon
omi. d<-< tnaes. or free trade '
I Sr \r.r» • Hrlailsa IS Ifcv VI Sits Mss
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u I txoMii The follttwing is
ilie ' n. gro question n.4 rctter-vll
«nd thinking it n.sy lv inierr*'in
teailm 1 nqueat that you rrp..'
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Wklrh Ws*
i>UNI>iie*h Kr.cn'ik
OW.KlMgtr Furufel.«4 bf
Va-i J »k».
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v icksliurg
and the Me
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av«. when the negro lm* had eivti I
iiinixt upon him. and when I
are reeorahtiBg hla eo leoiostkal ] ^
it woulif he well for Christian i ... q ,
I Olid b
plained, they were placid imm.-diately
behind the colored organizations^
Another heavy showvr aliout I o’clivk
preventeil the dress {turade, schednleii
/or 5 o'clock.
Washinoton, Muy 26.—The Richmond
Greys broke camp this morning aud left
for home. They came here with the
understanding that they would uot re
main after they had taken part in the
eompetitive infantry dr.il. Company A,
Third North Carolina Regiment, also re
turned home to-day. The reason is ttyvt
many of the members are engaged in
business, and they were unable to obtain
leave Of absence lieyoitd to-day.
The weather was superb to-day. The
day was industriously devoted to com
petitive drilling and the authorities
profiting by experience and criticism,
are making the work very interesting.
Seven or eight thousand spectators were
on the grand stand.
The competing infantry companies
were the Governor’s Guards, of Raleigh,
N. 0.5 the Louisiana Ritlos; the Sars-
lield Guards, of New Haven, Conn.';
Company C, first N. J.; Company B,
Washington Light Infantry Corps;
Toledo, Ohio, Cadets, and Company A,
Washington, 1>. C.. Cadets (colored).
Three of the companies are worthy ot
special mention: The Louisiana Rifles,
the Washington Light Infantry (Wash
ington's crack corps) aiid tho Toledo
Cadets, the Toledo men probably carry-
ingoff the palm.
The competition for the artillery prizes
was narrowed to two companies and the
contest consequently was for the first
prize of $1,500. The Petersburg, Va.,
company had withdrawn from the con
test. Had there been a third contestant
• second prize of $1,000 would havt-
been swarded.
One company from Indianapdfis and
one from Milwaukee drilled to-day. The
guna, horses and drivers, and also the
jii t^ea of the contest, were furnished by
the Third (regular) Artillery. Two guns
and canwons were maim..! f y t..- i,, t
ing militia aod ware dolled by their own
- Both acquitted themselves
gUJ t (
o£
bat only thirty
nL
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recugalai
rnulii tv
people " ho seem to Iw forgi tiing raiq di
tim tioii' created tty the Almighty, to in
quirt- on what •olid ground* they tali coo-
M-nt to put the negro on the sunc plnnc
with tin- xuperior raiws. It I* MMitni-d
that the in-gn* is h defendant of Ham.
throiiiHi Caiuuin. Tlie Bible declare* of
thi* m-h of Hum: "Curseii be (’ansaa; a
*ervaiit of M rvauts .shall he lw unto hi*
bretimi lih-sM-d lv tlie l.<ml G.nI of
>lH'in. iiihI v'-inaafi shall Iv hi* M-rvant
G.kI dmil .-nlurgi- J.-iplieth, and he simll
dkill in the !K'ii(*
shall I*- lii» servant
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MUC-A-BR A<‘.
Tint ItOVS WHO AUK WASTKUi J
Boys of spirit, boys of will. -
Boys of muscle, brain and power,
Fit to cope with anything;
These are wanted every hour.
Not the weak aud w hining drone*.
That all trouble.magnify;
Not the watchword of "1 can’t,'’
But the noble one, ‘Til try.”
Do wbate’er you liuve to do
With a true aud earnest zeal;
Bend your sinews to the task,
"Put your shoulder lo the wheel. '
Though your duty may lie hard,,
Look not on it as an ill;
If it be an honest task,
Do it with an honest will.
High-water mark—Your chin.
The turning point—The pitchfork,
j: Stage struck—Hit by an omnibus.
The health question—How are you?
Posing for effect —A goat ready to butt
Superior blankets are now woven of cow
hair. “•
Labor lias bitter roots but sweet fruits as
well.
lergoes.
Tlte black silk hat can "£o to the head"
once more.
The sky, unlike man, is most obeeiful
when bluest. ‘
twice over.
\ Rank'* Itr»pon*lblUly.
A. .), fiitfespie A C<x of Kansas <<tU)\
werc.pwners of ahonfelevcn hundred hca.l
of oh«le,;nud shippi' l tluj herd to.Chionip),
consigned to liappal Sons A Co., and l:n
mediately drew drafts Tor the approximate ,
-vitue of the cattle Happnl, Sofia A Co,
sold the cattle, and de)iosited the money,
about f.WOOO .vim Hit- t nion Stock d iird-
National Bank. At the time Uappui, Sons -
A Co., were overdraw'u at the bank about
the same iunoiuU "TLe bank, not knowing
who the money lx-longed tq, but oidy that
it lysis d(-|ytsiti d hi tin: id Rapt»»1.
Sons A. o v appropriated it t - pay the ovi r
draft, elaipting to li..ld the same by "Ban
ker's hen," GilU
jspiej
Co., filt-d
the Cnitcd States CourCagainst'ttic
rn-over tin- money, and JurL
eiile.'h. that they vvi re • eu’itl
^25,000. _ .
Kill in
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Insfrtuto
biiuT vf Efuntci-n F.x|M-rlon«eU and nklll«
rm I'liVlciHU' unit Hiirseon*.
ALL. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY.—
Pit! i'-nfs t n-at.-.l In-re oral their hoin.u. Many
U . .I at hoiit.-. l hroii«!i eon-rtponOence, a*
K-Ii-. [ '.1 nUv :is it hi i ill |*;rSOIt. t'OIBC *0.1
t-v-.i- seii.l ti-it eeiitasin stauipe for our
“I'l.il.J*' Gu.Je-Bosk.'' Whieh tfivea all partic-
vn-rs. A.l to *; VVom.n's Jhsi-uwakv MEOl-
xxi \ : o! i t rioN, I>a: Main 1st., ffuttalo, N.x.
'‘taas ktu.l Snooks, "l
on an exclusively 'vegetable
tlie eouutrv- uotJtiug but ev
you know.
•i • i. n In it «
diet down in
ge and iniik.
' w.irn-rait, ’ “run-down," debilitated
nnUin-rr t«™n
• Why is it' that three Irottlett of B ; K.
are we-l :n Atlanta toon.- of, any oti
l.lood lomedy, and twice as J*r.u!i r
B.
Mtmeii :ii tlie st..to
other »>H'pmuti--if?
<
Jones say* the only trouble w ith lii-
is that it is too high toned.
liaby
It i* not a good way to pre.-. rv ing y.-tir
tiugers to have them ‘‘jammed."
"Tnith crushed to earth w ill rise.again'
—Provided tlie yeast i^.riTit sour.
The man who "wouldn't'wonder’ mu
tv tlie hwiest man in the world.
When a man Wart* out to paint a town
-nr v. hi,
TteT
it .si
iiLi
1-,-ask tL
and -overaavrl.. d women tfcneralty.
In, I’l-re -'s Favorite Preeeriptlon Is the bc*t
i ' iillr. itor.itivetonics. It4* notn "Cure-oU,
ImttwMjr t'liittii* a rinateMm >>f psirpese.
o» * ai- .r. fM,t.-iit Six-eittc for all those
-It \ n< "i-s and Dis.nH.-s |>*-cnliar to
- ii. 'in-- tn-itt:.. nl of -luitn}- thousands
t- :i, - -i nr,rtle th. .iII.Ih’ Tlot.-I and Purjr-
I . • i nlf'il.sl ii lario! e* jvrteuep
-.f - r. . f.ir tli.-ir r-nre. mid •
red, be <loes not do it in water ei-ior*
T)M5 = aTnBWf5t*oTT? , RuiT3 = Tir^r
T!k tl.e 1 - . f-. I! y ur.__ r-
WitiKHM’s. • IiojuFN i^ Tf .i
buying 15. B. R hi»HV.) and teui gt s,
l.ifH, 7*f.l soroe nf tiii-m buy ii^ xdU-U
every two mouths. Why these unpre-
ccd. nted sales here at home w.th so 1 Uh*
j advertising? Modesty forbids us makiug
i i. I ly. Hod 1-. B. t-. i- - n U i.-i th
j public'll'quarter or half a tent ary, it
I'Vould not U-uct* unary to I*- bob-tired
Asti*
11)1,1.. t for their cure, and
I Piercg’s Favorfte Prescnirtier
prfence.«Jor
expel
ufiammailon
elisracte-r: Each require a staff.
Then- are few girl* that can muk
fort mash when a potato i* the siibj
Alaska U soon to have a n«*w«pa|i
that rold eoantn il ouclit to be a
sheet,
I sleep' ask* a t.-i*
*tay awake to eat. i
.Merit will con
if a«id .owi
W tv 1 *1 4K
l« i ho n-ult .4 ttl^ \ fist
ini- ru-il «on*o««Ion, I
amt ulecrutlou' It i« a si»celfle. It
:. flow rful c* in r it. ii* u i ll n* liti rlne, tonic
anttinervlii.*, nu<t intpui-Mrtiiror nnd *trrnzth
t Pie wli-.l *> ’ m. I> eiir»'« v.nkiiiSS Of
rtoinai'h, tii<li*p *iioil, l.loiiihuf, weak baek.
••xtimi*! ton, drMHtjr and
I-!,.,) - i *. i i • it'iers-'X. ruvorit.-INx-MTlp-
/ . ii inter I'lir
* 1 Nail*-.
mi aux nwrrixa
Ob
.* f- r Dr. I , i<'n-r , » tanre
.f t. "om a i luu i-aaes,
it oiuii a lM*efji.
Mat
Ltt his. Out Malu Mori,
LI
pr.JL
i,
"Ilow 'ha
ent Try ti
train
"O, my T exclaimed Ediiit. i-i-.u
find i
•»»Vw»’ mN tiwjr*'
The rrarest t«a*i is an a** the frar.-t
bird is an owl. the gravcM n*h M an uttlvt.
and I be grsrrat man i* n fmd.
A young- la«ty rail* her tu-au ' (tonev
•u< klr tvrausr hr l* olway - banging on r
the front ruling* ..
^ "I ot at your w-rri.e. in
willy tMirglnr wlvn caught
full of silverware.
I hr u*unl • ourar ti |o dr
meto Ing u> iwnl. tail •oa.<
of
\ttvces
\oasawt
\XVLmK\yjp
e\>
UTTLE
UVEB
FILLS.
4 i ^
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nuJ CATI
TK-
StCX Hlf-DACItf,
I loua
-wdarlte,
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i, d iae»l t oil,
iwm* Attar Ii *,
l»r.
• I*|r4»a»t
er reti r*.
iMlatn
Ii
In imttt.
sad don t
draw
>f Mhcin. and (’anmm
With lhis Ivforc- us, doe* it uot seem that
every att iii|it to make Ham, or the negro,
the equal of of a ruler over Shem and
JatJi- M*. that ti the white races, tiffda to
falsify this prophecy? We have Jvtn
foreed to concede isjuality in the Bute by
the old abolition fanaticism which our
Souilu.ru theol.igninsregatdeti as infidelity,
hut shah we. with this prophecy iu view,
of our own accord not only make the negro
an equal in the Church but actually put
him iu authority over us? ' The curse uihui
Canaut, which is also u prophecy, was
that be should be a servant of servauU. or
a slaw of slaves, that is the lowest of ser
vants. and I cannot but regard nil efforts to
put him on equality with the other children
of Noah as an impious attempt to counter
vail God's provklence and very much like
the determination of tlte Emperor Julian to
rebuild .lenistdem iu order that at least one
propliecy might iv falsified and the Bible
discredited. Julian's gigantic efforts to
fight ag dost Gq|l resulted to him in disas
ter. Negro equality and authority, as we
welt know, have tysulted disastrously in the
State. Shall wc subject oursclvt-s to like
danger in the Church?
My scriptural inference Is that the pdsi
tion of the negro towards the Caucasian
races isrirteoflnferiorlty and Subordination
botii-in I'liureh and Statir -CAi oisi vn.
"W .-II, what a tlte tuattcr this timr?" )
qiKM.od S-rgt. It«udal, of toe WikhI-
bridge Street Station, a* t'arl Duud r J
ctiU-iisi tbo place vcotcrday with a liatt- i
dag-' o\er on#eye and hi* iqHraitil tiw*e ’
•wi.!l«*| to doulMu-alio
•-.'K boy Siiakv.” *•
••\\ lial’* Jake Ihvolip toF’ \ {
ull, I haf lo-keep aotuc sweet cider
iq m t-aiooii von knew. He geta harii!
m a few dare un.i nobody like* him ,
more. Shako imar* me say dot,
o luiya a reeijv to keep liitu sweet
all d.-rtimo. IX r oder day 1 gif* hiqi
fc ftj oeuU, und be buy* noiue Muff in
a byide. und wo put hyu iu a Raw. bar
rel of ebler. I doan* open him tit! last
cabling, und so soon ns .he wa* qp-.'U
Sltak-sitys ho guess he shnll gjidowit
Blit Kpriiigvnlla to stay rait hi* uncle
oafer night” ' '
"Well?” a ^ . _ „ ' :
"Vhell, more nsli twenty fellers vita*
on hnerh for cider,Ifiid 1 (to a great ! sandal worn by the Ghinene; don’t they
peesiu-'-* for half an hpur, Den some- suggest feeble intellect? Then think o!'
most suave rogues that ever escaped the
|vmu<ntiary.
"But there ia just as much character
in bools and shoes as there is in the
feet that wear litem. It's a common be*
lief that'S big foot is a sure sign of good
nature. My observation goes to show
it's a sure sign of n very coarse nature.
Then tiiero is the long, sl.-udcr shoe of
the nervous crank and the short, wide
hooLaf the pig-headed individual who
is just as much a crank. Look at the
Thr Tlmr \ol Yet.. 1
Some New York papers are hlrongly in
favor of a Southern man for second plal-e
on thi- next Democratic Presidential ticket.
We lisve our doubts about the sincerity of
tiiis policy on the part of our Northern
friends. The ChmnirU would like to see a
Southern man thus elevated and this paper
would lend ail of ils energies In this direr
tion, did we think the time propitious for
such a move But the South can wait a
while longer.„ We cannot afford to sacrifice
one of our leaders just now. We can coin
nothing by lia*te. The Sontb Las exercised
patience and lias bided her time. 8be can
afford to wait awhile longer. We have no
objection to any Southern tyan named for
the position. Either one wuld give us ex-
trenie pleasure to see elected. But can the
Demormtc party do It. Is the question
The time has hardly come for this step —
Chnrl’iU LhtuauU.
True
It in
pody cads out dot he vitas sea-sick, und
sotuep *.|y else says ho vitas poiRtnud,
und two fellers full down und kick uud
yell ou-lt •murder’ like -pomepciy vhas
killing 'em.''
' “Were they joking?”
"O, no—not much—Sooch,-sickness
you nef.-r saw, und two do tors conns in
mid saidt it. vhas all in dot cider
Shako puts something in him.”
"Ol course.' Did nfiybody die? ’
"Nopody but me. Two mans pitch
into me ynd kiKK*k mo down und walk
on- me. und leaf me so riea’ltrdot I doan’t
wake up for half an hour. You sec. how
I vhas killed>
"You got it bad Mr. Dfl^TT-r.
"It vhas shust like 1 hadt a brizo
tight, mit SttHivan uud vhas kicked
oudt Sergeant, I likes to liml Shake.
I expect him tiome, but ho doan’ come.
Shake vhas great o« recipes, but I haf
one 1 like to try on him.”
"I’ll keep an eye out for him.”
"Do so. Tell him I vhas all right,
only 1 haf a boss recipe. It vitas how
to keep a boy sweet, und it vitas mostly
composed of- rawhide. If he comes 1
gif it to him milout charge, uud I war-
ant ho vhas made almost like an angel.”
—J)etroit Free Press.
• A .'I’l'ovideitce* R. i., lawyer- has a
sweet tooth of mo.,t pioii.iuiieori I'po.
Sometime ago lie was taking dinner,
und when the coffee was served ilr-.w
the sugar bowl to hts plate and began to
drop hi the lumps, and at tho same time
carrying on a spirited convol ution. A
friend saw five lumps d.sapjvar in the
cup of coffee, and fearing that the law-
vur was ubseut-miudodr suggested to
nirit that he was spoiling his coll'ea.
"Oh. not at all. I always take ten
lump* in toy cup,’ r was the reply, and
the conversation aud the
pioce»s was teauniud.
uggest
tho old wooden shoes worn by the old-
country -peasants; ain’t they perfectly
weil adapted for the rough work of ont-
of-doors? And see, too, the moccasin
of the Indian; what better would suit
his peculiar needs?
"Oh, yes, there is a gdod deal of char
acter in boots and shoes, especially, if
thoy are old ones."—Chicago News.
Arousing His Ambition.
“The hoy is all right,” said the doc-
lor< "but you want to talk to him and
arouse his ambition. Promise him that
you will take him somewhere when he
recovers sufficiently to go out; talk to
him about playing tag with tho boys;
thc.ro ( are lots of ways iu which you can
interest him.”
Then the doctor addressed tho boy,
who was just recovering from a fever,
saying'.
"I ome Mickey, phecr up, my boy;
wouldn't you like (o go aud play tag
with your playmates?”
A faint smile stole over the boy's face,
but thal wa*' all.
"Slop; sir,’ t vM»id the father, "I'll
aroiiM) him. Seehere, Mickey.” ho ask
ed, addressing the boy, "wouldn't yoz
like to go out and trow a rock through
a ('hiiieytiKui’s windy.”
The boy; immediafeiy sat up in bed
ami asked for Iris Trousers.
•1 tlfeught that’ud fetch "im,” said
Sue faiiier with a proud smile, "he’s all
right; doctor dear.” •
sweeteuing
I*IWI
yer Win A. IX-Lancy, who rqire
lw ' n t* ».Tt.*in foreign b-Mihoitk-fe. of ihu
Ksit**' FscTIIc Rnilr.ai 1 beTorc it came un
di rcontrol .<f Jo)' Gould, llimrll tMg< and
others. *ays be will rointneoue un oetino
*K«in« tW turtle
■enriy $2,000.0110
Syuci Duoa. (Okaad. ofed fit*, was
Il tm
Mrs, Proctor/ the widow of Barry
Cornwall, is still, as for the last hajf
century, one of the most charming w r o-
uic-n in Lotidon. Shis perfectly, well re
members ti.e national jubilee in Eng
land on account of King George III. en
tering thg liuieth year ofl Ids reign,
which took place Oct. 2518O0.
In Li'/.t * memoirs occurs tbe following:
1 k«ew ttitwtre KrH»*t aod her friend Mr.
Lewea. al VSetmar They were remarkably
turiy. and I* we* Do* rather delicate about
prew*itiag Mts* Evans In me owing to the
The Bom***** I ma ami l
tKtileobtrg. rerou!y rowed ia a I
j Hi tar. of
ti*al Sa iLa
tlie rule, and
“Who wo* the slreigblrM
Bfbic<~ * J.«epb •* • »VL) •; *
rath marie a ruler of Mm
The i hike; of Arg)! m% *
teo milHno years ahi lit**
out
your boon br a* i*rgr
but I** tbrrr be no rt*.<s in
memory al a tsroog.
The I .lining point mat*
When *be tnakts
"wroogaiilr out "
A boy ia . mile.I
reuse the .me bop*
that be will Bot aim.
"Nig*, u* t.irl tssm- t-* knots
( tiro a tirhlirg srtt*aiHOI *(• -til tl
t<et lihn to shavr urf Im* in b
"Ms. wby ti that darkey i*|iiiv*
cnounrirum " "l m sure I ih-n
■y sna * Btaaii'e ho'a a nig m»
Tti v ore now making bri< k* .<1 .
ITm.
rM
tfi:
4 fr*
t!
IS h<
Frofli the World*! Boot lAien,
AT fACTOBT PBICU.
Easiest Terms of Payment.
rht Orso-i Mskora, aod Ovoo
Throo Huodrod Otyiaa 10
ft* loot from.
PIANOS;
I tkia
Kio v«
thlrkering.
MdUtashck.
Mamqo k Ham lift.
lU nt ud Arloa.
bekk* carried io bats
continue to be made froftt tbe ob! tint. ii.*i
We Mip|HMr our snibw* coubli-lieA *‘**1
Iol* .-n a ptn,*h. lornusr tho* are uud to >
anting ntiwnl
I ir II mini.-n<I «ay* eating nuitr in wt?V
make tsi-BK-tt baniisoLK- llt-ncr tltiir |*i.
llniity for fbeepi'b ) ."iiaa im-ei
Tts an ill tiling to b>- akbaiiH d oi tut. -
poverty, lait mu< h wotm- n.-t to make u* 1
of lawful eodeavnrs to av.*al ii
Tbese ti a town in Arkansiw wUi<i.
•Iniggle* under tbe name of "l.imbtn^tr
We ll wager a 'cent that il s a bve town
"Pa. I want Id go whaling.*’ "An rigftTf
my son. * And m a few minulr* he wo^-i
bte*v in tbe wooddied. with luU of UubL*
0*
ORGANS:
k HaidIIa,
Iky HtAtdi
3RON
TONIC
PIaboo and Organa dolivorod, freight
P*LI, loaU Mints fionth. rtfloon days’
trial, and Freight Fa d Both Waya, if
Bat aatiafaocory.
Order, aod lest lha Instrumnnls la
your Own nem*§.
I *Uf If '
Ltvao
>T.-*I in *
It *f YOUTH I
BU'Om r«r«
giOsiKva
l H .,,lV
(go W
in a f
tihod.
If uu-n knew as mu< b at forty years
. *il^t sftl-wv- tM»« VVft tldash
)H. HAKT>R • If Olf
age as Ibev thought tlu-y knew at IncTilyt
then- would iw mote stntesinen in tin-
country. r
A turnover ti so enllcd because wb, n j
eaten at night it makes a person turn oVLrt
aliout seven Imndreii times l*.fore be e*n
go to sleep.
' Revenge is sweet First ftasefarliist
Xi .tiu 1 f-hear you fellows were iickcd y.
terday. tlccond Base bill list—Yes, but you
just ought to have seen the umpire,
A New Jersey defaulter tried to kill TiTti.
self after toing informed of his crime. Tlie
news should have been broken to him nior.
gently, as he had probably not liet.rd of ii
"Yes,'’"sighed old Mrs. Gumbo, "that
accident was horrible. When 1 read aliout
it, it exaggerated me so that 1 couldn’t de
compose myself for several hours."
An Eastern paper says that a dozen pretty
girls from New Haven are taking a tramp
through the Adirondack Mountains. Tint
tramp must trt having a good time.
"You may speak," said a /und mother,
"about peopje having strength of mind,
but when it' comes to strength of- don’t
mind, my son William surpasses everyb tdy
I ever knew.” .
You say you are in love with two girls,
both beautiful, one "divinely tall," and the
other “a perfect little fairy.” Marry the
little one. .She won’t heed so much stuff
for a dress.
A little girl went inttfa dtug store, the
other day, and said to the proprietor, in a
half whisper, "H a good little girl ain't got
no money, how much chewing gum do you
give her for nothing? ”
A young lady on being asked whtit bus!
ness her sweetheart was in. and not liking
to say he was 1 Kittling soda and /mineral
water on Washington Street, answered,
‘He is a practicing li/./.ilion."
"Toll me, papa, are you still growing?'
said a charmiug little girl to her father,
whose baldness was assuming alarming pro
portions. “No, my child, why?" "Because
the top of your head has come through
your hair. ” r
A Mississippi dog bit off a l»>ys mose
nd swallowref iL This shows the thought -
fulness of- (tHTdog. If he swallowed th*
nose without biting it off it muM have
proved fatal to tbe boy.
"Waiter, didn't I tell you to give im a
piece of melon, off the ke?" ") tf fit
you did, sail.” '-W.ll this piece i* os w arm
os a tin roof.'* "yaas, *ab. Dot s i:*u-<
hit’s off do ice, aok. Iter * alius w* u* .
-‘yIo-'Vdm
lo bo uo load soorethnni’;- t ack Wj»r
do you BMOti * 1 Hat er mysetf 1 . u*
o# tkeiiare. SMiOirt—Ym
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