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I have Men told by a great
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has been quoted elsewhere. I
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were Planters, .10
Benson's Capsice Heaters, .12
Castoria, .23
Carter’s Pills, .12
Atwood’s Bitters, .13
Radam’s Microbe Killer, qis., L75
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JACOB m. LEV-rob
fin. life and Accident insurance,
iliil [STATE iilll HOUSE itEil
us the way to safe wharfage. seeming to
say: “Yonder isa path of waves! Ride in-
to peace! Accept the welcome of this is—
land continentl" '
Itwas half past Vo’clook when the great
screw of our steamer ceased to swirl the
waters, and tho gangplank was lowered,
and we descended to the firm land, our
name calledas we heard it spoken by a
multitude who were there to greet us.
Strange sensation was it 10,000 miles from
home to hear our name pronounced by
those whose faces we had never seen be-
fore, and whose faces could be only dimly
soon now by the lanterns on the docks and
the lights of our ship. Just halted alters
long voyage. What made the night more
memorable was that I was suddenly in-
formed at 8 o'clock I was to lecture in
their hall, and 30 minutes was short time
to allow a poor sailor like myself to get
physical and mental equipeise after 21
dnys' pitching. But at 8 o'clock I was
ready and confronted a throng of people
cordial and genial as any one over saluted
from platform or pulpit.
I told how for many dnys I had been
looking off on a great ocean of Ipccac, but
that I had not wanted, as many say under
such circumstances, to be thrown ever-
heard, and that I did not think any one
ever did want to be thrown overboard. and
reminded them of the seasick voyager who
said he wished to be thrown into the sea,
and the captain had a sailor dash on him
a puilful of cold ocean water, and when
the cooked and shivering man protested
and asked the captain what he meant by
such an insult the captain replied, “You
wanted to be thrown ovcrlmnrd. and I
thought I would let you try how you liked
a bucket of the water before you took the
Whole ocean. "
Never so glad wore we to stand on firm
land as the night of our arrival at Auck’
land. Wondrous New Zoaiond! Few peo-
ple realize how it was discovered. They
tell us of Captain Cook and of Dutch nav-
igators, but all the islands of the South
son as well as this immense Now Zoninnd
were discovers-d us a rosult of the effort to
watch the transit of Venus ovor tho sun‘s
disk from the South seam. The Royal soci-
ety sent out ships for this purpose, and
Captain Cook and the {astronomers and
botanists who accompanied him on his
Voyage. woro only the ugcnts of soionoo.
llow tho inn-rests of this world are linked
with the behavior of other worlds, and
how the fact montloncd suggests that most
of the Valuable things known in this
world have been found out while looking
for something else, and what subllmity all
this gives to the work of the explorer, the
transit of Venus an island of light, re-
sulting in the transit of runny islands from
the unknown into the well known! But
the prowvss of such men can now-r be
fully npprociutml. The son captain who
puts out in this day of charts and navigat-
ing nppurutus with a ship of 10,000 tons
for another hemisphere, during typhoons
and cyclones, strange currents and hidden
rocks, must ho u bravo mun. but who can
measure tho courage of (Wm. or Mum;
Polo or Cuptuin (look, sailing out into un-
known sons, lii'l'ilh‘h‘ wildornossos of water
that. how new-r boon muppcd, in ships of
200 tons, dismwrinu run-ks only by turn
plug upon thorn uud mot on short» by
savour-s ready to scalp or must thorn!
Those chullonm-rs of tempest ond cun-
nibnlism und orounic lwi‘l‘u!‘ must have
Imd nerve und valor boyond that of any
other heroes. Huoh men set Now Zen-
lund us a gnu into the crown of the world‘s
geography. ’l‘o mo and to most people
who como In-ro New Zonland is n splen-
did surprise. We how ull rwul so much
about. tho suprrsiitions uud nuiruumuo
cruoliy of this land in other tinu-s tlmiiwo
nro startled on orriviug hero to find more
churn-hos in New Zoulimd tbun in Allit'l'l-
cn in proportion to tho uurnlmr of tho
populution. In ouo village thut I visited
slum: coming hero 1 find right churches to
u population of 3,000 people. Thom am
too nmny churciu-s in many place-sin New
Iceland, and they jostlo mush other mul
contond for right of possession, hindorinu
ouch otlu-r nnd bull Stnrviugnumyof ilwir
ministers, on is euro to be the cone win-n
thorn are too many churches and conso-
quoutly not enough support for ovory one
of them.
Anothor surprise to mo is that fomulo
suiirngo is In full blast. i found olugunt
Imllos telling of their oxporionco lit the
ballot. box, and I hereby report to the
Amoricuu ludios now moving for the right
of fonmie sullmm: that New Zoolond is
clour nhond of them, And that the experi-
ment has been mudo here successfully. In-
stoud of the bullot box degrading woman,
Woman is here elevating the ballot box,
nud whyiu New 'lmnlund or Anwrlcn or
nnywhcm also should men he so afraid to
lot Wonmn have it vote, as though mun
himself had made such a grand new of it?
Look at tho illltorutcs and tho incompe-
loiilu who have boon elected to ofllcn rind
soc how poorly the muscullncs have excr-
clml the right of suffrage; look at the .
governments of niuc~tontlin of the Ameri-
can citlos and see what Work the ballot
hm: has done in the mansion of man.
M on m. tho‘buliot box is a failure. Give we»
mun n chance. I am not clear that gov-
ernmental uflnirs will be made any better
by the change, but they cannot be any
, the lord bishop of Auckland 1 had it set
out before the eye. dramatize»! and dumm-
the beginning of my address I said,
“When in my church at home I pray for
the president of the United States, I am
very apt to add God save the queen.”
Many of the struts of New Zenland cit
iesarocellsdaftsrthesenmlsand prime
ministers of Great Britain, and Welling-
ton and Palmerston and Gladstone are the
names of great themughfarca. New Zw
land feels the financial depression very
much, asthe whole world at this time
seems suffering an epidemic. Indcvcd the
world is now a compressed and interlocked
afl'air. Out of the hold of our ship arriv-
ing in New Ireland were liftul rakes,
plows and various agricultural implo-
ments of American manufmtum. Today
all New Zeninnd is refolcing that the
American congress has put wool on the
free list, and the value of the sheep on all
these hillsides is augmented.
Among our most lummsting hours in
New Zealnnd were those spent at the his!»
ep's house in Auckland. Lord Bishop
Cowieis amaze of melmis attractive-
ness, and his home is an cnchnntment.
adorned with many curios which be
brought from India, where he served as
. chaplain during that war which interests
and nppolld the world with its tales of mu-
tiny. While chaplain he rode with Sir
Colin Campbell and his historical host for
the capture of Imknew, that city whose
name will stand in the literature of all
ages as the synonym for reply atrocities.
and womanly fortitude and Christian hr,»
roles. He told us most graphically how
the women waiting for death at Lucknow
tore up their underclothcs to make bendv
ages for the wounds of the soldiers, and
that when at lost them Women were res
cued they appeared in the brilliant dress
of the ballrmm, those dreams formerly
worn by tho convivial having from sud-
denly come upon. and when the wives and
dai‘igbters of miaoiurmrios and Christian
merchonta had nothing else to Km!
Lord Bishop C (”do alsohad on his walls
picturcsof someoi’ tho most stirringnrcncs
of the Russian war with which the lllfll'
tnry frionds of the bishop burl horn muni—
znnt. More is a pictured. saw-whore them
was no retreat for the English and set
their standing firm Mom-ml certain do-
qtrur-tion, and their mental cried out:
“ Alon, (hr-to is no n-tnnt from this plow.
You will die hero?" and the men ri'pllcd.
“Aye. :iyo, we are n-mly to dothnt?" And
yondor nnotlwr pictured ore-no of ilnln»
kiovu nftor the famous «large of the" the".
and tho commander said to tho few mm
who had. not book from the awful olmriro.
“Mon. it woos mad Inmirmi trick," and
they replied, " Savor mind, w'rurml; “1'
would do it again. " The.r bishop's walls
in other plum-s were made interesting by
swords, bolts and tom insignia of batihv
from the fir-ids of India, all the moi-v int
tertrstlnu inn-num- vve cxprot in our join.
my nround thr- Worid to visit Lucknow
and (Tawnpur nail Delhi and many of tho
chief ploqumle immortal by tin,- string
gle between British valor M repay infa-
my.
Ami horn from the: bishop's own words
I got a satisfmtory answer to n thnlinfl I
have uskod many timos, but for which I
novvr rI-ooivod a satisfactory answer, i
said: "Your lordship know the» ebb! mm
of Ilnlokluvn. and will you plevnsorxplnin
to mo whut I IlilVi‘ note-r I’Iw-li able in find
out, and to which Tennyson minim; n’frr
Young Sindee—You are the only girl I
ever loved. ‘
Miss Haulers—Wait, now. Don’t move
till I got my kodnk.
Young Soldier—What on earth——
Miss “chino—I'm getting up a souvenir
collection of photographs of men who tell
me that—Truth.
Out For n. Wreck.
“I'M you know," he said as be ap-
proached a Michigan avenue grocer rub-
bing his hands and speaking confidential-
ly. "do you know that there is a place up
here when- tlwy wreck happy homes?"
"No. I hadn‘t heard of it,” replied the
grocer.
"Well. there is. They just wreck your
homo, drive your wife to suicide and seat—
tar your childwn among strangers.”
"‘Iluw do they do it?”
“flight over tho. bar. sir. You put down
your nines-y, and you will for What you
wont,"
“Uh. l mu Well, hoop away from such
piano. and your home won't be wreckul.”
“lint. my: door mun," continued the
stranger. "you don't rxnctiy catch on. I
want my happy home to be wrecked. I
want the foundation of my munhoml to
lo mpg-ml. l want to lll’lVi' my poor. pn-
iivn! trio. ifliu n pauper-'5 grave. "
"lib. you do? Well. I can't help you.”
“But l hope you will. sir. li‘ icon got
in (Thin. it will start the wrecking bush
in», ‘1 vii Mini] can‘t refuse such a rou—
muninb mph-.4 from n follow citizen!"
"lint l um and do. You got out. You
are an old inky."
“You won't help mo to wreck?"
"Nu. sir!"
"Want use melt upon a pedestal and
ho a “has! and good man. ch?"
"Yn. I think you‘d bum-r "
“iiimmv a nickel!"
“Sui n rout! if you don‘t go. 1‘” boot
you."
“Ilut. my door man. don't you soo
huw”-—-—
The gr-ror fil'lli’d him and kicked him
and gran» him a shore. and he wont across
the 5mm and turned about to soy:
"l‘il h’invmirr you. Whon I wanted
to wrwk my happy homo, and so forth,
and s'AnsA' to you as a fellow man, you not
only brumliy refused to aid mo, but the
hourly uwiuir-d my sacred person l‘ll soo
you All?! Hi sue you after tho wreck.
onl'o In his ‘(‘hiii'm* of the Little! lirlsmtlr,‘
and in that lino when: hr my". "mum our
bud blunrlormli-l' [to you know and will
you toll me oxnctiy what that blunder
was?"
Ho mild, "i with and will." 'I'brn iii»
bishop illnstmrml with knir- 1 and brie»,
and napkin l'IllL‘,‘ on tln- dining MI I-' fli- j. ,
to Ili’l’ imminrm Alabama, sho oxp‘otodto
position of tho English gong lbw lbw-inn
guns nud the troops. ilv ilflliirviielfnl'srl (it
me plainly whet tho military blrimirr Was
that; mum-d tho dash and. imtw of that
mwuiry rogirm-nt, whom» click of spurs mid
clutter of hours and jingle of bits and
spurts Hf I‘lIunIL you boot In tho poet lau-
reato's bottlo hymn. Herc- wa-r the line of
tho English mind not very well defended.
and yondor was the lino of Russian guns
blll‘kml by tho whole Russian on"): Tim
Ol'ilrl' was ulvou totho cavalry rcgirm'nt lo
tnlto mm of those English guns and Keep
them from being tuition by tho Illusions.
and tho cornnutml was, ”Tokay mm of
those English guns!" lint the trunk mrv
mlmzmlorstmni, and it was supremo-vi that
tho ortlor wns recapture the liner-inn artil-
lery. I notootl of the remnant-i. "Tab“
core of thoeo English guest” in was thought
the cormmsnd was, "Take those lluuinn
guns!" For that ghastly and lmrriblo nu-
souit of the impmsihlo the riders plunged
their spurs and healed their lenses Illlo
certain death. At lost I had ”more in.
formation no to when the blunder at Hall»
kluvn was. At Edinburgh years ago I
asked one of tho, whiter» who rode in that
charge the norm question. but non he, a
participant in the scenes oi that tiny day,
could not tell me but what the blunder
WM.
Now I have at last notonly told in stir.
ring words of a natural orator and mag.
netlo talker, but on the dining inhisof
stutter! by the cutlery on the white table»
cloth, but instead of the steel bayomts
the silver forks o! a beautiful rep-rot, and
V
elm announced to her neighbors.
) I'll mo fruu in 'l'oxaa. and on w.- moot I'll
girls.» you tho coldest klnduf a mid cut.
I ”MHZ—inner. l-‘roo Press
overgrown.
\thn .‘lIi-a l’utio-m'o Gregg wont from
for 3.1:. linulnud home to puy u visit
F
n
sn— many strange things. “line i don‘t
5 cui'lntl- I‘ giro Ben's folks any ohum'o t'
git n laugh on me for beln a gnouhoru,”
"i in-
lmni t' hwp my eyes open. an I guess I
shall gut idong as wall as the next ono. "
Trio: in her purpose, Miss Patience ex-
pnmmi no surprise at any of the unusual
thing» she saw and board in her brotbor's
southern imnw. mmcwhat to the disap-
point mont of the Alabama family, who had
aniiripau-d much pleasure in showing iior
sights to which they knew she could not
he accustomed. Miss Patience kept all
her surprise to herself and went to bed
every night with her head is a whirl of
bewilderment.
One day. hrmcvcr, rho made a slight
mistake. It was at the dinner table. where
a dish of boiled crabs was plaqaod before
her. one looked at them, and for once her
surprise got the better of her.
"Good land 0' Ned!" she ejaculated M
she survoynl the dish through her iron
hem-d spectacles. “I mustsay thespidern
grow larger down your way than ever I
an; 'em anywhere clsei"-- Youth'n Com
pankrn.
Kat n Bole Juryman.
“l shouhl like to be excusui, your hon-
or," add a man who had been summoned
on the jury.
"What for?”
“I owe a man Ilonnd wish to hunt him
up and pay It.”
"Do you main to tell the court that you
would hunt up a man to pay ablli Instead
of waiting for him to hunt you up?"
“Yes, your honor.”
—-—OF—
Jarvis Kellogg, of Norwalk,
—FOR—-
in In THE noun,
AND IT IS NDW ON SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should, Call soon
and get the bargains.
COMMENCING JUNE 4. '-
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Baby Carriages,
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Large assortment of Oak Bedroom Suits, Sideboards, Ex-
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instead of the swords of death
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It is often sold in America that If wom-
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