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VOL. II. “IF F(M{ THE LIEKliTY OF THE- -1>.\VK CAM Do ANYTIIINO.’ DAPJjIXGTOX, S()l Til ( AKOLIXA,:WKl)Xi:sI)AV, MAIK'II 2, IISJ)L>. EMrarls from (irvclaiid's S|>rrrli. Drlivrrrd at Ann Arhor. Alirhi^an. r< !i “Hid to the Stndrnts of the Inivrrsity. THE (OM'EDEHATE SOLDIER. Il.v "ill. lh.,s..„ho in the.se latter j HumhI.k. all)l of a ^^1 , •lay* n ten.pl to shake onr faith j., s. iom e ami a pure‘heart. Never K .lilt Hiihniy „f lhe.«e slnriis. he- yi-hl one j.iia to Ihnse who ieaeh no IpolOiT.V for the I'art He enuse they are not satisfied with the , that these are weak and ehildish To « k i'* "'«• H ar. rodenee in their siipporl, or ktanse ihin-s, not needed in the of u-. ,,, "7.T , they do not seem to aeeord with the '» \.-iiinmon, fell, tit— I heWash- mh. n.i:vi:t anii’is si*ki:< ii. -Al|'. I're-ideut, Ladies and tteulleniiiii: Anions the few holitlays w hieh the rush and hurry of Anterjeau life eon- '-e pitied. At anv rate who discredit and dehase polities hv X<>. 2(> E«bd flan to W reck a t lnm ii. Alf.XXTA. IV SAD NEWS FOR NWOhERS, nianhiMMl with the stern realities of ingtou ex-Confederate Assoeialion conduct of hoys in this melioration, life. Interest yonrselvei in puhlie mi-tal Cnion Hall to It may he well, that the stories affairs as a duly of citizenship; hut should stand and the hoys of the! do not. surrender your faith to those t en. •■.’.'.—An Augusta Prortiral I’roltihilion Proposed In sjieei-.B to The <'oustitutiou gives an the Mississippi Legislature, interesting account of atilt hetween . A Snrrssfiif Fcitoi: I'aititiT, < 'lironiele -night, the presi dent, Maj. K. \V. Anderson, presiding. Representatives .lohn .W. Allen, of cede to us, surely no ope, of a secular * "'''‘•;»'- 4 «ere.t an ini- seofling at sentiment and principle these anecdote* have answered ii js so suggestive aipl im- l ,,,l ‘h ||| l purpose; and in the present and w hose political ac tivity consists IV we colehr We not only Mississippi,and ('liflon Rreekeiiridgv character, pressjve ps the day we celehrat |his ocoasioit. ^ )|)t . tatcof the proofs, they should, in in attempts to gain popular support ( my opjninn, he helievecl. The cherry i hy cunning devi.es and shrewd , , tree and hatchet incident and its manipulation. You will find nlciilv! pipmorate the hirlh of the greatest . . r ,, . ... ... 1 . 111. campanion dcdaralion that I he i of 1 hese wtio will smile at vour oro Atncncan wlpt ever lived, hut , . .. ... ' , , . ,, . 1 rather of Ins (v.iuiti i' never told a lession of faith and tell vmi Dial recall, as inseparably connected with . . . . ‘ . . . 11 ,1 . , ; • lie have uulelihlv lived upon Die iruth and virtue and hone.tv and IIS career. a|l the events and im i- , ■ N , , ..... . ,111 mind of uianv a l:ov the mi|Hiitanee goodno.,.. were well enough in tlieo d dents wliicli h'd in> to the cstahlisli-. . • • 1 ,r " . . . .. • . 1. 1 1 of truthfulness. Of all the legends daws when Washington lived, hut are ment of free institutions in this land . . , . ® 1 . 1 . • , ! „ 1 .. .i'll containing words of advice and en- not suited to the present size and of ours, and culminated intheeree- , ... , i . . , r 1 , , , . , 4 . conra^cnjent wind) hting murn Ine' novclopinent of om* countrv anu uk* ! tiou of our wondrous nation. „ , I , . ,.... ,. walls of the little district school progress we have The l mversitv of .Michigan, there- , , , . I' , . . ‘ share 01 my j nohtical management couragenient walls of the fore, mo.M appropriately honors her- "^ ul1 a Luge self and does a lilting puhlie service.! ri '" < 1,1 '' n * ^' 1 ' l,c< ^ hut one, which was in tile, of Arkansas, Senator Perry, of Arkansas and Col, Die kinsuii of New i <»rk make addresses. Mr Allen, in addressing the meeting, said; •d am not an ,dd Confederate; I am one of the youngest alive al most. In fact 1 was asked to come hereto meet old Confederates and make a little talk. I don't mind talking, and it is a pleasure to meet you. I will not pursue the regular order 1 usually do in speaking to ex-Confed- made in the art of crates. It is customary to devote »lac'ksox. Miss, Fehriiary Whiskey is no! the only article thi- legislature i- determined to prohibit. It is aLo after eigaretle. in a lively style. Both hranehes to-day pa .-'d a law making it unlav. fnlfor anv person to sell, barter or give awav one of the leading clergymen of that city ’ imd one of the editors of lie • 1. Anguiit.! ( lironiele. The following is the suhstauee of the report: 'Al'VrsTA, l’el>. •.'1. \ great sensation occurred at the Methodist St. •loin's church. Rev! W. W. Wardsworth, the pas- • knrrettes. smoking or eh. wing to- lor, delivered an excoriation on the : " ,v ( ' 1 " l ‘ l 1 secular press, i I is theme vvas“Chrisl :l ' , ‘ ,,f |S - "" k ' w authoriz'd in vv riling as a Sensational I'reaeher vs. the l, - v " R ‘ l ,i,re "' ,,f w,id Secular I're,*." In his remarks he ""‘ Ur » Fmilty of s*u to s IfK> sen ,-civ scored the press, and m, lll( .' line, or iinprr-unn.ent l "- , some m,thing comments the ,,n, ‘ or """•«■ l^'" «»' poet-religious editor of The Chroni-! ,l, ° ,l,scHi ' m ,,f ll '“ tie,” in particular. Tlu ‘ l|,M,SL ' " p "' «UII further, and These remarks were brought almut j l' i,ssc ' 1 thc followl,l fe r: hv an editorial entitled. “A Lay! “ If il "- v » Sernion” on Christiai'eharitv, whieh , ' 1 « aa ' ,lc " r ,0,,i ' cc,: or ot,u ‘ r M,,, • appeared in The ( lironiele two weeks "" i "'- v ago. This editorial was adn.ittedlv stlwt ,,r "* «">• Th-' Aiigu-I.i Chroniele lell story of .me of it- i"'ighL"i'. “a ] -'lieee-.fill fanner." VV hieil i- I’llil of inslrii'-lion and ciicouragemenl I'"!'' farmers in Soiilh Carolina and ail the rollon Slates. The successful Beorgia farmer is .lani'-s M. Smiih. of Dglelhrope Co'.mly, v. im started; after the war, on the r' d hills near Allens, without a dollarand now t cultivates one l.hoii aiul live hiindred ; a. res, with a full Hedged broad- gauge railroad running lo difl'eren! : Svissorgra|ilis, Some men win a reputation for what I hey don’t say. There are more Bermans than Irislt in I lie l oiled Slates, It doesn't take many pints o'! whiskey t" make a peek of trouble. L is bealily's privilege to kill time and time's privilege to kill beauty. When people «re crazy to marry they attach 10 eouse<|tteiiec to conse- incnces. parts of his farm, ttud ewrv 1 Iting I he innsele* vv hieli close the hand about it in keeping vvitl: thi-i! j i,,v 1,l,,,v ,l " 1 ^ »*ii' h lion. I open it. I The secret of M r. Smith's success— I he is ( ol. Smith now is in the few words of advice he 'tiow just when men whom she is soon lo send out to take places in the ranks of American citizenship. features of a great subject. I hope the day will never come when Ameri can b ivs cannot know of some trait ,. . , . . , ...i or some eutulilion in which thgvnmv A\ asningtoii had more to tjo with , . • -. • j and is oil The Chronicle staff. vert tl,e pastor of St. .lohn's severely ha .V’ f“dderor othercomlmsli- scored the “iioet editor,” whom eve’w Be steadfa-t. most of a spee.di lo explaining wliy rememlier The si tong and sturdy oak still needs the war was fought. What I take , . r 1 mu one, which was 11 tnese words: the support of its nativcetirth, and oride in is how vvefoii'dit I never, 1 ■ n . . , hv especiallv providing for such mi . * 1 . . . ’ .. 1 now wi iou„ni. written hv Mr. .!• C Havne who is n theatre, or public hall, hotel. Court , 1 'p.i 1 'ii, 1: “Bcorge \\ ashington had onlva com-! as it grows m size and spreading stonned to think whv I went in. I I • ■ it... ii , ohservance of the day, asis enleulaled ® ® ., • . . e ® 1 h , in 'inbyPtif .Mr. WaydswortlTschureh, ; 01 !,,i y ,,i1k ' 1 public building. 1 . 1 .• r mon 8clU/ol ouucation. i bruncho, its units must strikcuoL'pcr luid uo <»*ri(*Yiisic*o no iub'Tocvs Li I.isc • ’ i*1 i • i to turn to the eoniemplation of p,i- , ... , j. .. ... , , - .-,n''<i.hv, no m n iots to m.i, j s ()l , ']'|ie (lironiele staff i,,'" near any eottonvard, gin house, . • 1 1 ,1 1 . e ti ^ will not plead guiltv to the in t lie soi I which war; tied and fed its but w hen t he Nort ter n ers came down i ' ; , ,, , , , triotic dutv the thoughts of theyoung , . , v ^ ! M I re|dv|ne In this editorial deliverance i 01 " l IK ' al charge of dwelling upon the little j lirs! tender sprout. A on will Ik* told j and spirtcv) afte.r ns. i fi|i|t;d a dis-i', ' ' . . . that the people have 110 longer any positjoii amotig my people to resist, desire for the t|tingsypn profess. Re and went with them, not deceived. The pcojiic are. nol ej don't know that. 1 can improve d"iai, bl|t sleeping. Titey will; very much on a little speech J made ,1... nf‘.hn'Const itmion Htat they otlghUohoqritrelikc awaken ill good time, Hud scourge 1 in Congress on this subject. Of. , • , . , 11« foDimlioli ot tup tptniuttion: - r , c, :i . , 1 r .1 • , x 0 , , i caused ripples of laughter but the .J,,,, J.;, I,„ j u - 111 fll .. 11 ,l, 1 , t . 1 .i lrtg . w i'VttshmgtQli. I am not afraid to the money-changers from tlieirsacred course vou have all read it, I take,.. * ... , thait qtR'};ntllust«Bm fqrotnp! phases 53 i climax of sensationalism dnl not np- r ,t ..m.tr i«. .liit r.n.hi*e.iiiii !l£S, T* Utiit a WUIlltime of men eutt [ temple. some little pride in referring to that; ... . 1 ■ s tif tm gieii t v.uth lie tljdloi hist gun-j r 1 i ! v 11 , 11- re 1 > ,.* , . 'pear until the conclusion of thc .. . .11 • ,i,„. i! .lo found !u ovi'l'V pui-tofont' hmd.i Aon may be chosen to public onicc. sweeh. It was made on the pension ! 1 . , „ . HV ilsiiallv makes proinlmiit. lb , , 1 r . ,1 1. 1 , 1 . f r 1 ,.... „„ ... , , , ; sermon nhd a prayer had been offered ‘fu'n ht I he* h'd ties W li'ch cleared the re^peeB'd for t heir probity and wort h. j I to nol shrink from it. for Imldingi bill. Thai tells the story hnelly of I ‘ wav'for it' llek-st knew the" need ' !llul llu,St USlf " 1 lt ' th< ' wninlry aiHl|olliee is also a duty of citizenship, i) ovv we fought. So far as I am of consolidating under one (iovern- t0 't^ ir fcllowtneii, who will confess j Bnt do not leave your faith khind concerned, 1 won Id not swap the I access—j To be able to sit on tIm fence is contained poiilieeal talent. T< ,,ives to get off is genius, ids fellow agrieultlirists. “to rai.e everytliiug for man and beast A S' oan, His barns and smoke body, understood to be Mr. Bayne. The sermon was highly sensational in all of its features, and frcipteutly , , . , , , , j. ineir itMlelvU'diiess to the storv of I vou. Even public ofliee, snittll or ivi ord of having been a ment the colonies he had made free, . , , , . J . ' . , • . , r . , ... . ..i , • Waslnngton and Ins hatehet; and great, is hel I in trust for vour fel-j C,,of,.,1,.1-ale soldier for anv and he best knew without tins con- . .. . . ; .... .. , tnanv a man lias won Ins wav to honor low ei'izens. I Itev oilier m import • the Bovernmetil might give, solidation. a wasting wir, thc long , ’ jirivale pension I don't Then it was that Editor Bayne arose from the umcn connr and began to very de- home.' houses are at home, and. whatever may be the llnetuations of prices of bacon and corn, etc, in Chicago and St. Louis, he is safe and independent. Col. Smith is a cot loti farmer, like all the rest; but only half "f his farm is planted in li dd crops for hout" ble material is placed or stowed, or a)llslll|ll , ti(J11> Tllis jdan, says Col. Smith, followed year by year, is ' jindicated I discretion is not so mtieli iy never making a mistake, ■ as by never repeating it. Not one unmarried woman in a htiiidtvd teils lb,, inith when she is asked why she never married. any railroad car, boat or other con veyance, or near any mamifaettiring estuhlishment, or in any warehouse, he shall suffer the penalties above prescribed forthwith.” - ....^..1 1 '1,111 I 1 - , and fame notwithstanding limited 1 anee, tit respottsil.ilily and in the’fear that someone vviil suspect meof alia severe i»ri mu ions anu sunmn^s . , . , . . t » z* r - . . . . scliool advanlagc.s I ocauso no foimd lahor tln-v mn.uso: iiul IikmIuIics of h.ivino woll; i havo no a,ia 1 1 : !.. ii . i hi? countrymen had undergone . . his own devoted labor in the cause of muentive m the high mis- none of them cattle well performed freedom, were practical I v vain. The " a8Um K‘ on with ; if the mentorship of a g'Kaleonseie.n e like a public on ' il eommon scliool education, j and pure heart he discarded. Of These arc not little and trivial thin apology to make for the little part I took in that war. If they want to write me down as a traitor, then I gs. course other c<|uipmcnt is necessary, am otic of the traitors who followed beginning of anything sentiment looking to the fotniation ■ ■ ,. ' of our nation is traceable to his 1 '“'J' mul mllitenct.'the forces 1 hut without this meutorslnp all else | Lee. No man whoever walked God’s b 1.,. tl>C character and seiiti- is iusitllieient. In times of gravest ,>green earth was posscsseiUif nobler ! responsibility it will solve yourdiffi-: attributes than Robtk E. Ixt; jib. eulties; in the most Irving hour it man ever had mare of thc tifhahnK'S wiU4w«l yvu out of perplexities u an,l fiiiiDwn imtililll lffmi J-cUer deliver you ‘‘rom; vitidicalion could we have than that we marched iu the colttmus of deliver an address, lit a v liberate manner he said: “1 desire to announce to the ladies I Bide My Time. W henever shadows do hut lift mv F hide my time, darken Along my paitli, I eyes, And faith reveals fair shores beyond the skies, hound to be successful in the long run. His cotton is converted iuio ready cash, and with an abundance of corn, wheat, oats and hay, as well as potatoes, peas, cabbages, onions, etc., he feeds his wage hands ami tenants, sells a considerable (plant ity. and .-(ill has enough lo feed Itis vv ,,rk- llappioess consists not in having vi'.bI and rich possessions, but in being lilted to enjoy what we have. The man who can't keep up with the procession iu this world mustn't expect 4' viije,' the music of the band. It lakes a fraction seconds for a messege end of the Atlantic ol her. Chieag, less (hau three to go from one cable to the conn try, if in further speaking of vvlial Washington has done for the seuti- will at all time ment of his countrymen, it was temptation. necessary reference to to make an to the Governor of the State, us early 111,111 11 ^ un * l 1lo l' k - as the close of the wnn-of the revolt,'- ' a8,,nnuM| ,,f " ,v tioii, rontaineil the germ of the Con stitution; and all this was recognized by his unanimous choice to preside ovet'Ahe convention that framed it. • Timsjiirit was in and though il all. But whatever may he said of the argument presented in support of the propriety of giving the law classes the management of this celebration, it is entirely clear that the university herself furnishes to al! her students a inpst uspful lesson when by decree ing the observance of this dav she . cognizes the, fact that the know!- ^ ptlge of hooks she imparts is not a ing stock, and his hogs and cattle which afford him a further income. Among the details of his farming and gentlemen of this congregation Anil through earth’s harsh, discord- operations, hist year, il is mentioned, that if they will call at The Chroni-j tint sounds hearken 'Colonel Smith raised live thousand cle office at I o'clock tomorrow after-! And hcardivineR music from afar. |, ll .|„.|, ,,1' rus | ..nud',,. t i v . Iii'-li h noon, lvv.il furnish them with a | ' Swwt i -old for seed at si perbnshei.af.er | poem that will interest them." 1 hide-1 hide mv lime. saving enough for his own and his j lie then took his seat amidst loud - ' | tenants'use. The average yield wa- applause. Then ensued a painful 1 ' V,K ' S i,H ' tldrty Imshels per a ere. He also silence, which was atlas! broken; • | know I he'strifb. is only for a day; | raised six I !n»i.s;».nl bushels of wheat, hy MtaW ardsvvorth, w|to. ctirelesslv j A I' l iettd wtiits for meon tbe wav, part of which he sold for .s|,”.'> per WFjjMttfd; j A Frietid too faithful and too true lo I '. '|'ho rest he gniund into! ni glad Jluit Mho povi' has tl . L ^ , ’.* 11 ,, 1 K X Hour, with which his hands aid it tenants were supplied. The lir.u, | eoiir.-, leago's po tolliee i* credited vvilh doing more registered letter bti.'iiicss than any other postollice in ma’i that |,,rgrt-- a hi happened ha.- • vvl deal It"!- “fcju.ni ghtd that Mhe l»o.vl' has fa '. l |. n , K . S | . . «m... , t W ho will bid all life s tarrng tnr- seenred suc h a large cougrega.mtM.^ 1110 ;j hear his reply, and hope that the; \ M1 | (Pad meon to realms of tier- 1 . ’Hi r , 1 • 1 1 • 1 ... 1. 1 , ■ • ' I nromised iioem vvitl he ntorc trait-, excuse for a In eonelusion, let me remind vou Honevvall ■laekson.-' 1 ’ ■ • ■ 1 , . ,!., . ,1 .. , , , scondanllv stibl.mc than t v others i his constant love and that wc may all properly learn the “Some men make a great racket . • . fond reverence, as boy and man, for lesson appropriate to Washington's ubmit stioh meetings ns this. These; * u I' 1 ' U1 ^'j ’ M his mother. # This filial love is an birthday, if wc shall fortify otuvclvcs men don't rise to the djguitv cif mv ^ R ' 1 ' - allrihule of American manliood. a , against the danger of falling short in contempt; they cannot make me mad; ” 'Itl'hiUM, win 1 t a ]M-bii feet peace. I hide —I hidcinv time. was fed to his live stock, one hundred and scvcidv-ii vv-liieh average I one Ittiudi This eonlliel (l f. -ixly-live poiinds tiet. He the rnimi. Th that .'tietaorv titan he who remembers a great deal that never happened" When a man makes up Ins mind that lie is a good man. he should lie rv.dy to -how others what lie is good for, remarks the N. O. I’ieayutie. “Is this it fast train''" a>Ked Telit,g man of the conductor. was the reply. it ,s He raised ' thought so. !i... I the •Of “I :• tflgs. ■ getting ■>1 and|to‘r” keeps a out Would yon mind mv to see 'what it is fast badge vvitich invites inlemipted hy calling attention lo the. fitet that I ho congregation was complete fiillilimcnt of her duly and concedes that th« education with whh h she so well ecpiipn her gradu ates for individual .success in life and for business and professional useful ness may profitably he supplemented by the stimulation of their patriotism and hv th" direction of their thoughts onr trust and (he dischargenf any duly pertaining he's got to he a man of more dignity confidence and an indispcnsilde cle-; to eitizenship, if hejug thoroiighly ; (o uiakc in<: ntiitj. Tl;ese n,cetings;! ment of American great ness. A man imbued with true American sent i- mrau null|iip; to harm u,iv taic. \\c |111 ..uuimtiv of od, and may eompass iinporlant enterprises, ment and I he moral ideas vvhii |i sup- take great pride in them, and ‘Icnionstratlons were utisecmlv., he may heeome famous, he ntay even port it. we are lumestlv true to power on earl It can rob ns of that 11 ' 11,ln ' ithe congregation went home to dts-l lire of popular ttpprnval, hut he is ...ir *•'* I (>>" >> i'..i>i'.>j..i.*..»i. P ..f iK ; cuss tlieM'iisatiou. not right at heart and can never he ,, , >-.ioii •«, say a wont anotit me S|.uiliilg a Whlow's Joke, truly great if he forgets Ids niothcr, I <!>•»• »• ... . hide my time. _ , . resistance, ! herd of six hundred cattle, among Bo and do likewise. Ifyotirwhisk- This drop of rapture in a clip of them heing a nimd>. r nf iv;-t..c..l tv ' ! ii'e grizziv and unU'comim: we are luuiestly true to power ourselves. pihie. “To thine own self he true, " As 1 » ti'piwentative of that And it must follow as the night the ''lass, I want to say a word about the 'litvt private soldier. No one will detract In the latest biography of Wash-1 Thou can.s't not then ! e false to any (■,, ' ' ' limit,” ington we find the following ment concerning his inotlu she stnte- “Thal I rout tie oflleers of the var, but they In ttu aristocrat ic hoarding h otise pant This wear and tear of body and of brain But tits mv spirit for the new e\i<t- ence Which waits me in the happy by and by. So. eoiiie'vvhiit may. I’ll lift my eyes, and cry: I hide—1 bidemy time. -T»- Wc Have Seen 111- ilouhle anti tivl'le llnir pav over the "f Walnut hill lives a middle aged . .. Tj Mr. ('levelaml vvitit iuterrii|)ted time tnati who emlttred thc cold, and stood and well to do li.'tclielor whose Imsi-j 111,111 ' ( •'N' 1 '' aim was affectionate and loving can- and again hy the enthusiastic stu- jp tlie shet and rain to guard ib,. m-.s habits keep him dnwn town un-: * liri1 lllll< 1,ln *' •""^ not Iw doiihted. for she retained to dents. On the stage ivcrc seated 15n colonels and ilte generals. Isavthis lillate al night. In (he same lumse 1 ' t11 *' the last a profound hold iijmiii the of the most etuinenl men of Michigan, for l''eder.i!s as wa II as ('oufederales; arc mauv charmim'ladii's. nod farm"r reverential devotion of her son; and This evening an informtil reception _ 7 . worth looking after. 1 number of registered ! Holstein*. lie is now fattening sixty steers, whieh In 1 will sell the latter part of March, and which In thinks will average fifteen hundred pounds gross. He milks seventy- five cows, and after amply supply ing ids piantalioM sells i|iiiiii!ities of milk and butler and feeds i|iiantities more to the l.ogs. Col. Smith con siders oats and w heat a profitable crop when utilized a* In- utilizes it. Aside from the value of the grain, the straw and bran are valuable for! Buckingham's I>vc look as when vou wv and they re younger. to iii'ijects relating to their count rvV w e fare. I do not know how general- > vd as lu> r,w s,, ' i " iil . v ,0 Htepimmele was tlie Mr. given to Mr. Cleveland for , , , .... , , . of human greatness, she could only henefit of the general puhlie. * ^ ^ j. ^ say that t.eorge had been it good boy Cleveland leaves tit !l nclock for De- aud she was sure he would do his troit. On the trip from Detroit the , . . dutv.” ex-l'resident reiterated his belief that and colleges, hut I am com meed • . . . ... the tariff would lie the issue unoii birthday as has been here ed prevails in our other uuiversitus I have referred onlv incidentally ftmb- ,,r Dervance of this dav within its walls • £ 1'«" "I""' falls short of its attainable measure i^'y pntrtnt.stu, Ins skill and forlt- of usefulness and omits a just and BhIc as the military commander who valuable contribution to the gemral °" r ,,,,le ! x '" ,k ‘ ,K ' t ‘' llls ,ns l’ ,re ' 1 g,HKl. There is great nml of edtt-i' vU(lom ’ P a ‘" io * i!im aml s,ilk ' s,im "- cated men in our public life, hut it, { ' lrM '’'•estdent of the Reptthlie, is the need of celt,eated men with bi £ constant love for Ins cm,ntrymen The Kcnrs and Karrotirs. of Mr. I!., the timipilt. fiiro- | the stock. Cotton seed hulls and re many charming ladies, and among ! firmer spend so much time iu meal in proper proportion, he thinks them a very pretty widow, whom forj *"' ,vn l * m( Htere was nothingat homei are “the best food for cattle." so be c'lll- worth looking after. there is no excuse but ignor.mee or! A worthy farmer's son idle awav improvidence for any cotton fanner | failing to raise cattle profitably. that farmers in _ __ suggestive article on the nerves and Peculiarities of Russian Hinters.. m;nctie.*. in which are pointed out deplorable results of alcohol as There is one curious thing about a Russian winter, iu thc latter part of Octotier or tlie tirst of November thc weather will he as mild its it that no man can claim honor over the private Die nun who snatches purposes of designation may up tlie Hag w hen his dead comrade A '• Mr*.C. Saturday night, they wen has dropped it." merrily playing tricks about t lie I he primeofhi* life in dissipation lumse and finally invaded the room and end his career in poverty, bachelor above mcii- s. •i-iv,'>-*&£■'*■■■ .* twiled. '-'ATHi "iKjsif ihc-'-lititiutoin a prominent part, they drew upon . in ,| the wall in large letters thisexhorta- 1 |, ov lion; (’ol. Smith admit* toi ii “-' ,s y"Hj uiv not very-u i .i , ... t ! , ; K . i; ^ .ondon telegraph office is the biggest in the world^ Over ;{,n0(» "perat'irs are einjdoyed, and ii|iwdrds of tit*,000 batteries being used. it i* ([iiite probable that you may need tlie services of a physical! some day: bni you can postpone the time indcliuitch by keeping vour blood pure and your system invigorated through the use of Ayer’s Sapsapuril- la. I’reveiition is better than cure. A little girl who liad been very observant of hei parents' mode, of exiiihiting their eharitv. wlmi asked what goiicrosity was. ai.iv-cred: "It is giving to the poor all the old stuff you don't want xoiirself.” ifcja 'to.^ ihm Ayer’i- K‘a> patriotism. 'J’hc college graduate , "" 1 l,is ""''WHide for their wolfarcat s '‘l’ k '" ,, "‘r- IS si.irii cas) mnv Ikj uml fmitienlly is more un til I (inirv. ,,,,1,1;,. (.""ili'ir l>. i'll. If I willunil i<iiv;i|.,iiin'iil iiff.iir, lb:in tlK'iimn nlmnilh liniili.!, I ’j* 1 " .... . ,1 I 1 to present further and prohublv im- 111 Hie m.ithcrn skx, and in twenty cdueaturn has .pent theyca.s when nroof of tl e fact ‘ ,.,.0 four h mrs the thermometer nu.v fall opinions are formed in improving ^ 1 8nr -' ^ tM 50 The chanm. is so smltlcn contact with thc world instead of I*- " i,sllll /«" m 1,18 dla, ; lc - ' , " ‘ ,c t thaJ elcr ,,'e ... • i. lw t ter and exemphhed tn his career that ' lM<l "outit Hiat li.muin .Ri . Amcricaii mliiii.-nl ii, .liich m,r l 1 "!"'"' 1 .'' ! h f. A', ' • X T; if."'e as is often claimed, that the scholar " . 1. . .1. , r........... . I heltevc to he a condition necessary 1 * 011 1 " n ‘ 1,!n iu 'may"well be duo to the fact thutilur- '<» our healthf.tl nati.mal life. i.^^.lnt'd lili^lrd • . ... , , I have not assumed to iistruel vou. '"'ught oiieofthe-e Idtc'ard*. ing Ins fornmtiTe iiertod,when last- * 1 1,.,, ® 1 1 I'.iv,. v i.‘l.l... 11.1111.. i n tl missing I Hot 1 wtit liome. lia\e ing impressions are easily received, ■ ■ • , j , h their lives, their'bodies remaining at thc expense of wholesome and well l ,rWs "I Mm 'he tmpott.nui of ^ ' cultivating and maintaining true T" l!, (- I hi . tiiuunnc.sot .11 .ikota American sentiment, suggesting that l,!i/z " 1 ' 1 is wt ' 11 llu ‘ as il has been planted and rooted iu " v ' k ' , ' M ,,f ,, " 1 '• i:i the moral faculties of our ilrv- '"rdin-s* (KT.-oi.iti.sl wIk'i, compared The story has been often 1,11 approaching change. tin affecting the nervous system. It says: “Long before delirium tremens or other serious brain disturbances appear, they are preceded by mani fold nervo,!:; di-turbames, the real cause of which is not often under stood." The w riter adds: “I have fre'i'.iettlly found that rheumatic pains that were ascribed to a cold were nothing hut alcohol ncnlritis, a mild form of iutlamation of tin nerves, resulting from the use of CONFESS THY SINS. Then they slipped into the room as R. entered the front door and listened with the ai ’ traits' an. good management, and a yieh grow poor by idleness and dis sipation. A man spend move money iu folly; than would support his family i‘<! wi ,! keep unm of w hat they handle comfort and independence. A fai'u,(y (|clivi'f a tine oration of the throat and lung*. For nearly half a eenltirv il has hieii in greater d: inand than any other remedy for pulmonary ( "iiiplainl-. All drug gists have it for sale. at of an open thc agricultural fair w ith his fence all down, liwltlsovergrow 11 w ith weeds. W hen R. entered his bed ehamher ( stock foraging on a neighbor's field it was dark, and he at oneo caught 1 and his taxes unpaid, the blazing warning on the wall; hut Farmer, he also beard wlpspering ;t!ii| giggling ' home." to live within lln ir income and “a baud on the credit y>tem," and all will go well. If they raise their own supplies they may no! handle" so much money, hut they 1 Almost every mail in tin- world ay lie can't help hi* pectiliaritcs. it lie will imt admit that hi- neigh- plants only hail’ a crop of cotton,and p M . l ,. t and be better off in the l itis is 1 he •'•stimonv d’ a tnati who : 1 j in the next isioni. nig! being of ready H is a very foolish emir to snppost t once dropped upon his 'hat line fowls are more susceptible has made an immense fortune by that Ivuiuevs w ho arc hesitating util' about rutting down th“ir etoi's otie- tifth may leal 11 wisd.im and gathei ! eueonragement from Id-siicee-*. ■an't help his. Alcrit Wins. out >eeu md. lost wit he at once dropjied upon hi.- alcohol, whicli dtsnpiieiired when the | <m r.*and broke forth, ••Go ul Lord, to disease than thee ■mmon dunghill, was given tip, only to reliin. , confess all of my manifest, sins- On the contrary. „ well-bml ,l.,e! habit w ith the slightest I’epeliIio|; of the inilulgetice." Il is further affirmed especially in that I I.i a Well-bred Mock of issed Mrs. (’. iii thoroughbred chickens are lo*- liable As t he*e time. we have heretofore staled in .•"lumti.*. we again rep( at at I hi> I,, Ilf foint’v't that chairs iu the adjoining chamber and them strougeonstitution.* and power.- reguliitcd sculimcnt. * * * It is because George Washington completely represented all the ele- , 1 'the parlor hist evening. i.n t i.ibittial dtinkus, and '| here was a crash as of falling good hreeding has 1 siahlished in some ol them very early, ttre siihjeet d1,111 ''' 1,1 1 otg.tu.-. || lt , f (,|iiid of lleeing females. But “f endurance, while piiimiseiioit- ally di g( net a, ion of the i lu-y do say I hat M r. B. and Mrs. C. erossing and reerossing of iliiughiil- are soon lobe married -Cincinnati Ih ;s weakened these rharacti ri-lies, Fiuptirer. 1 The great size and extra egg pro- • diu-tiveness of the thoroughbred* i- peojlle of | he lot tract disease. he fact that ^"ith ean never rise in needle. * an tagonism to the whiles. So long as men, it can onlv llourish in tlcirlovc incuts of American sentiment that 0 f trutli and honesty and virtue and every incident of his life from his goodness. I believe that God has so childhood to his dealh is worth re- ordained it for the people he has calling—whether it impresses the Selected for his special favor; and I young with thc bounty and value of know that the dee rets of God are moral traits, or whether it exhibits never obsolete, to thc wisest and oldest an example I beg yon therefore to take with' of sublime accomplishment and the you win'll you go forth to assume the with the rapidity with which a tiiis- sian winter storm comes on.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Greenland lias no cats. How thankful (lie Greenlanders should ( hinese dentist are said to have a the result of year* of judicious breed- ‘i"' '»c overlooked by usa*n people if whih me i at Minneapolis such as heart and arlerio seleriosis, w hich lead to grave affections of the nevious system, like apoplexy and soft' ning of the bruin. Finully, tl may he takiii as proved, Hiat the children of powder which is rtthhed on the gum.* ing from the very strongest and mo-l drunkard.*, if they arc nol carried off over an affected tooth. After ttu healthy specimens. The gain in size prematurely by brain troubles, are interval of five minutes the patient and productiveness hnscarricd with tween the rae".* should be the witleh- fri'piently afliieled with serious is told to sneeze, and (he tooth fail* it a eorresjamding gain iu vigor and "onl and every honorabh nervous ailments, stteli us epilejisy j out. endurance.—American l''ariner. should — have every thin we contimie to iititagonise the domi nant race just so long will onr prog ress he retarded and our infitietiee' f ir good amount to Imt littl". The white* are in po.*.*i-sion of every avenue Io power, a fact that must National I.Ypublicun convention \\ • d ! sin |»* s.ty i.) our ci; iV.rri>. lital fo • V cmrs u*• !iaVf Iiitm v, Mil,_ Dr K in";’.' N • Disc;,\cr. r,,r l\tii>iini I'lioii, Dr. K 'll ! ’ • Nr a Life I'ills. Ilin ixlc i»‘> Arnica S 1! •,» • :m:l lilcrlrir Pollers, and have n 1 " *•! r handlctl ;cmrtli,*s that * rll as \yc!I, or l !i ;il Iim\c '.riven viicii univt •rsal ali - I I' ion. Wf do pni Id iialc in • una i'anlrr ! nun • •very iimr, and wt si.tu* 1 to rtd’isi. t! liif puiviia.M- prirr, if ai: farloi v r^nl 1" do nol follow liicir use. 'ritrsc remt" iir liaNr won llirir ureal |">|>ulaiilv pu:«! v on 1 hrir mcriis. For - aleal W ii- cox’s druif Niosv. 1 Si; ulr 1 hairmun WVPsier has call- ed ; 1 eonvenDon "f the Republican 1 1" m "t in l "luiiibia Ble i'.ltll d iv ( d' April to (•!..•(•| del.-ga !•, .* to | he we would succeed in anything. Harmony and good IVelings be of .lull'' U'! Imagine cats in a country w here 'diocy, itnd Ilte like. I his is cor* thc ni dits arc six inoutlis long. roborative lestiniony from a scientific Who ever.heard of slandering 11 Senator Gibson, of Louisiana, ha* and strife ami notu authority of high standing, to which had malt? Who ever heard of introduced a hill to appropriate,enemies of New York it.I* the largest grand nil who are addicted to th ■ use of counterfeiting a bad note? highest possible public service. Even ! obligation* of American citizenship, lodge of Masons. It Ini* over So over comes the* anecdotes told of Itis lioyhood ns otic of 111" best gifts of ycnif Alnia t (ili(Mi;eiiiliers. Illim ^ have their value. A have ue uymju-1 Mater, u (ttrong ami abiding faith in. with a luvuibuMup of about Id,000. perauov Advocalv. SO,- alcoholie I evefttg"* of anv kind will as a rule, U the .cvettge of u coward, the Mississippi river—imc-liflh of the ileed who docsn'l see the danger to next do Weil (ogive Inx'il.—National Tent- it is generally the best people wlio appropriation to be expended every the race iu such a coiir.-cnud tulvo ........ i t . * • • * - lure injured in this way, ■ jear until the tehil is CApendwl, \ Sillr * 11 \ 1114*11 (• |**nHt‘ wilirh i * : ; :.tt Bil i«> LrilUC you saii'lariorv . or in rase ol‘ Vailurr a ivluni ol’ pnivli.T--' I'l'ift*. On this salV plan you ran huy tiom onr uii- vrrli>t , il tli ii Ar'* t a !‘ottlr ol Dr. Kiuir*? Xt'W Di -tvt i" Imp < . . tiup;ir,n. Ii j . •ruaranh'i’tl lo luiipr iv!i‘*r in f.rrv rasi*, whtui u c l i’*»; any aiVaciiMti oi the liiroal, ui !i h-s con. timpiion, In- •n •*. I 1 .nrlilli** asthma, imr ro i :Si, ctr. It i pirasanl ami ihle lo la-'li'. |u ru rlly iL.; (Iran always he ihji'Uiirtl Ipnli. I'vial Itoll h > • eatc U»e opposite vtie.- New ijvu'li. 1 ueeiu WileoYs druji Aet\ every nonoranie mean.- used to secure tin in. We everv ttniigto lose in discord Imt the worse appropriate, enemie* of onr peuple would ineotir- Slander. .7,1<*,0*10,(11 Mt for tile improveiuent of age either. That leader is selfish in- Im'- ' ll lana e i.iu , f I THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS AND OTHER r-.rrcr’TC WHICH MAY APPEAR ON THE FILM.