ml coo of the raro toll
fihid always point a sacral
m tale taken out of his
Everybody has export.
hmiyknowo it. lloot of us
in the habit of taking in
and fun through the printed
"1 teller is the man who tlndl
Ml. An old southern polio
.1 milling thus a few nights
hulking the man the south
“Ike:
1 Lincoln first came toWlsh-
lwut to see him, so prejudiced
him beforehand that no man
porouslity without respecting
if allowed. loving him.
_ . damafterwe had become fairly
Maids. I told him of my early
'. Lincoln.‘ 1 1.11.1, 11 11.1.1 heard
the. I never heard that you were
1d of the pleasures of lite.’ Mr.
‘oheek thoughtfully. and then he
1 out in his peculiar western
.m. sorghum and some ginger and
"uoup a batch of gingerbread. It
' molten. and it was our biggest
One dayl smelled itand came into
hopes to get my share while it was
‘ found she had baked me three
arena men, and I took them out
' I hickory tree to eat them.
"i'hore was a family near us that
little poorer than no were. and
boy came along as I sat down.
‘.‘ ‘ "Abe, " he said, edging close.
0 a man.”
13 gave him one. He crammed it
ditto his In th at two bites and looked
9Q» whi '1 bit the legs from my Met
Ills.
'1 f” "Abe, " he said. ”gimme that
“I wanted it. but I gave it to him,
find as it followed the first one I Quit}:
" 1‘1de seem to like gingerbread.
' " ‘ "Abe." he said earnestly. “lduu’t
s pose there a anybody on this earth
lib! gingerbread 11.8 well as I do,” and
drawing a sigh that brought. up crumbs,
"1 don‘t 8 'pose there' sanybody gets less
.1 0: it.” a n
, ' 'And the old congressman said Mr.
1 Lincoln looked as though the subject
was ended. ANNA Leann.
9n
Lincoln as a Dancer.
Lincoln made his first appearance in
glocietywhen he was first sent to Spring-
old. Ills. as a member of the stat-1 leg-
. mature. It was not an imposing figure
which he cut in a ballroom. but still he
was occasionally to be found them
Miss .Mary Todd. who ai'wteiuard became
his was, was the magnet which drew
he tell, PWl‘Wm'd yuun 3 man from his
all. One. 'veumg Lincoln approached
and said, in his peculiar
"idiom:
' ”Miss Todd. I should like to dance
,th11you the worst way.’
' The young- woman accepted the inev-
table and hobbled around the room
lth him. When she returned to her
seat. one of her companions asked mis—
chievously:
“Well. Mary, did he dance with you
.thewors'tpay?” .:
. “Yes.” she answered, “the very
' 'wm n , 1
LlNCOLle MEMORY.
Told Where He Had Put a Whetstone
. Fifteen Years Before.
‘ 1: It is said that Abraham Lincoln never
forgot 'a face and was never at less to
' :3 greet by name any person whom he had
‘ ever known. Possibly this may be an
1 exaggeration. but many anecdotes are
told which go to prove that the great
president did have a wonderful memory.
When he was a comparatively young
man and a candidate for the Illinois leg-
lslature. he made a personal canvass of
his district. While “swinging around
the circle” he stopped one day and took
dinner with a farmer in Sangamon
, county.
' Years afterward, when Lincoln had
,1 become president. a soldier came to call
on him at the White House. At the first
glance thexc'hief executive said:
"Yes. I remember ,you.
live on the Danville road. I took dinner
with you when I was running for the
legislature. I recollect that we stood
talking together out at the barnyard
.311. while I sharpened my jackknife/ "
"Ya-as.” druwled the soldier. “You
did. But, say. wherever did you put that
Whetstone? I looked for it a dozen times.
but: I never oculd find it after the day
you used it. We 'lowed as ,how mebbv
you tool: it 'long with you.” .
~ ”No. " said Lincoln, looking serious
and pushing away a lot of documents of
state from the desk in front of him
“No, I put it on top of that gate'postm
'.Wsll." exclaimed the visitor, "meb-
' ”11h did. Couldn't nobody else have
mi: there. and none of us ever thought
to“ look there fer it. ”
The soldier was then on his way
‘ he did was to look for that whet
1 ’f " And, sure enough. there it Was.
"hummus laid it 15 years
.7 If 5 he honest fellow wrote a letter
tnjithe ief magistrate of the nation.
W him that the Whetstone had been
'd and Would never be lost again.
You used to,
and when he got there the first ‘
mm. and. null norm lav ”
senior to know how to W".
Thule Lincoln.
was probably go ski
any of his neighbornlad
son to handle the saw and plans oowoli.
There is evidence that Abrlblln was
an optpapil. for aspeclmeo of billion!!-
CABINET MADE lll’ ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
work is now in the possession of Captain
J. W. \l’ortmsu of Evansville. Ind. It '1
is 11 cabinet made of walnut. two feetin
height and very well put together.
Young Abe probably cut down the tree
himself. sawed out the boards with a
crosscut saw. planed them by hand Ind
fastened the parts together without the
aid of a single iron nail. His father is
said to have given some aid in the mak-
ing or this cabinet, but it was mainly
the work of the man who afterward con-
structed a cabi_net of a different kind.
My 80. Glasses Are (Jailed Tumblers.
“will“: " “
TH
11 good thing when be
after our heart
scheme for him. we buy for him and we
are doing our best to sell to him.
course we wont to sell to everybmly; but
the “man who knows " helps us with
cvervbody. bee case he finds here just
what he wants in the groccry line. Here
are some of the things he has picked out-
lately us being spetiiully good:
Cafe Royal (.otl'cc
‘ Dried Peach-11.] :Hc. two for
As flue .lums us lmssible to have at
SAMUEL GOMSTOGK JR’S
When the welfare of the
stake our citizens are intero-
l‘losmu has pruvcu no excl
limbo-£1111!
ward 11111114.,
graphic. Studio of Mr. C. l .
"I u ' nu know Mr. Foster porno
E "A" WHO “Hows tonlan for :15 \years. and 11
ts it is the man
Wet llllk for him. we
representative he said:
one I was 11 very sick man 11'
Of
told me I would
sen shore us the only
could be clone for me.
help 11111 but forthc but in
13-30
" Apples. 101:. three for 2.31-
Evaporated Pouches. 131'. two for 2131' staull) um... until I be
Nectarincs. liic.t\1ulnr 21:10
:' 2:? 'Tlrfrti'ihs, I}: relieved my Hill's mug to tin-1
._ Cherries, IN' ly expected would ever be 111
.. Plums. 14c. two for 2131: back ache so bad at tuner: 111
.. Apples. 100 moat superhuman eucrzz)‘
" Prunes, lOand l loll) There was a dull. hem-1'.
sensation in my bowl.
7;. North Main Street.
Won-«u.
Pills.
Every day we drink out of a tumbler.
Why is the large glass that holds our
milk and water so called? Years ago
Professor Max Muller was giving a
luncheon at All Souls' college. Oxford.
a large orange. They were brought
round filled to the brim with the. famous
ale brewed in the college. These, we
are told, were tumblers. mid we were
WAGONSI
New and Scound- Hand.
HENRY TILLY.
aluldeL-bb-d to try (him. I
1' tlllllll‘llCt‘tl taking them.
good. 1111i us I continued 1
CALL AND SEE THEM.
dune other Milli r111 from
'llfll‘ ll.
speedily shown how they came by their
names—a fitting lesson for the guests
of a philoiogist. When onc'ef these lit—
tle bowls was empty. it was placed up-
on the table mouth downward. Instant-
ly. so perfect was its balance. it flew
back to its proper position as if asking
to be filled again. No matter how it
was treated—trundled along the floors.
balanced carefully on its side. dropped
F.'$CHAVOIR,M.D
55 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Office hours. Mondays and '1 hursdnyq
dealers.
'bymuil on receipt of price.
; burn Co. llull‘: III‘
5 the l'nitml States.
South Norwulk.
PRACTICE LIMITED
TO DISEASES
OF' WOMEN
' family and for 111v.~ell‘.
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w
suddenly upon the soft. thick carpet—up
it rolled again and settled itself with a
few gentle slmkings and swnyiugs into
its place. like one of those indiu rubber
tumbling dolls babies delight in.
This, then. was the origin of our word
tumbler. at first made of silver. as are
all these All Souls tumblers. Then.
when glass became comn1on.tl1o round
glasses that stood on a flat base super-
seded tho exquisitely balanced silver
spheres and stole their names so success-
fully that you have to go to All Souls‘
to see the 1'eul_t.l1i11a.—-Jewclc1's‘ (111-u-
}‘(nw no Made Himself Pleosaut.
Brown—How is it you are such a fu-
vc'rito everywhere you go?
hutwlll be thankful for s smsl
ohm of Public Patronage in
Butter,Cheese,Eggs
I25 Washington St.,
B. A VICKERS. Raymond 8. Sons.
' merit.
do out Want the Earth
with a fence around it
| scuts its: 1'lf.‘
of boils on his neck. 11'11
Lard, Pickles,
etc. at The NEW STORE,
,.\ycr's Surfinpurillu. .‘ulnt
the t11':1nucnt wm greatly i111provcll 1li~
g1 utiuu \\ itll i1111.1;11:1~c1luvn1
talking about. their cXperlence.
reader ,of this knows where the Photo
That is what thedoctorsculled it.
not live
years. and advised 11.'1lt water air at the
irregular. utterly failing me at (11111111.
work taxed me and made the b:1cl1.u in
Then I tend about Do: 111's Kidney
l was sufl'cliuu greatly ut the lion 1
ki1l111' v
"1"“ "' try "m” l 5"“15 """wr'h' 5’0" "' o'thels 111'. ll’ has emb: lllllt‘fl and Ilillllt'tl
llunu' s Kidneyd‘ills are for sale by
J. “1". Pierce, Republic. 1:
have usud (11111 Minute (‘ough Cur. in my lli'll‘ly 111.11s11i1111tl111w.
with 1-1.~ult.~1 so
1"11ntiuly estimator) 111 of can imullvl
i'uul war- Is to c.1111 'nss 1m wlf 11.11
Iwill 111 ver fail to 1110111111111 111i
it l'untlurr'. 1111 1111111 11111.1»111111 lb. ti pn- b: 1.. still 11111.1111W11.1~llll som' 1.61.1111
.~\ young 1111111 in Lowell. Muss”
blcd for years with :1 coilstunt succession
s completely
The Little Conqueror Ollol to lotion. People
on Becoming Enthusiastic.
(Fr mm mica film-cl
public is at
ted.
1ptlon to the
rule; everytblugls swept before the ow
:1 people are
Many 11
Foster Is at
211 Hanover street. and no dohbta num-
nollv. a 1511»-
mau whose
statement should satisfy the skeptic.
This is how he speaks of his case.
"About 15 your
To our
ith Diabetes.
They
for mom
thing tbut'
This appear 1d to
years i have
sullen-1| exceulvely trom most distressing 17111 or can bc
11.11111. 1.'.-rots my kidneys. which were (1111.. _ accouipuniuieut 11f dcathle -ss fame.
1.11111 to lake
00.13" s Kmxm m: 154 “H.111“... humiseem to be divided into Anwricaus and .
1xteut 1 hard
y lot. I had
nquiml ul-
ln keep ll'l
imles-crllmblc
.\ly appetite u u~1
My
got :1 box at;
Knight 11 Pharmacy. '.h' t‘ 01HK s rc ..1t and 1,
After the firs
few days I know they were doiur: me'
he b: 12' knchw
f0 "'9 Princess Aliw' the Wise "1 the . BUGG'ES. disappeared and rapidly improved. The
91111111133116 0‘ Hess;-Darmstu ‘tffmd m” PHAEIONS backache left me. and l no 1111111111“ p1 1'ch 1
second “fighter 0 . Que?“ 'lj'm'gu' ' «need former suffering. My Ill‘fltl .4111 or 1
12”” were, not: dliuenh Elie“: “5'1"" OARRI‘GES, and I feel brighter. ’l he urine 11111.11! to
t e pnncefl' an at 11111111) ‘ ant. 11 contain ubeuvy M’tllllll'l’ll. ll :1111 s Kid
:9]? "Eniiakbdedl'u'fci'eyn “:35 ""'('l' .“m' CANOP'ES’ Hey Pills have restored it. to 11 annual con-
11 011 a in so In ercs 111g su uccts. . _ .
. .. ti.lf~<1lt~l' I .1: -1
But “'1'“ excited the curiosity "‘4 till I ’ SP'HDLFS’ ETC. lull?!" tluuiiu sclu'i: nl 'r'l-'1"'.'1"1"1l'1111.'\' :'1::".'1~' 1
strangers present was " set at .lutlo ' being I'cullv \vuull: rl'ul 11qu if my rcL'om :
round bowls of silver. about the 111111 of PRICES To SUIT ALL "mmmunnf1...“... Km... 1 111m “in in 1
(‘.lNHI'
all
l'1i1'.1 '10 c1-11t».pn1 bn\ or H1111 (Hider there “a” 11 I‘Olilt "f 11 "a.“
"'3'” "“l’uluty bcyoxll “llllll he could 1111 be
.3. . 11111111 1111.111. for; .txmved.
1.. says :
'1'111'1111 by taking only three bottles of
result of?
her
”11111111 us.
.\ 1.1111111 Sb ck of
White—0h. that’s easy enough.
Whenever anything pleasant happens to
me, I keep it to myself so as to make
nobody envious, but all my misfortunes
I tell to everybody who will hear me.
and you can’t imagine how happy they
make everybody I tell them to. They
say. you know. that misery loves com-
pany. I don't know how that is. but
company loves misery every limo.—
Philadelphia American.
Brooks and Farr”.
When Canon Farrar left this country
some years 111.111, bu told I’m 1 .1319. Brooks
that he was going to give a farm'ell
WJ. 0. JENNINGS:
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,g
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS._
Sum
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
hull-11's for inspection. on notice by postal
l‘ stimulus Ubeerfully Given.
Painter.
DEER In 'F uncral Diicctm's
11111111ch 3
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Nor-walk. 1
pic Booksol Latest Styles of Papers. ’l‘e 11111111111111.17-L
Bedroom Suits-and
Parlor Suits! '
Aluaysnu lluull: also
and lim-'
l
46 and 48 Maln Street. Norwalk 1
. ' _ lmsniem 11 :l'llcikley Place.
The llt» ‘
tlo conqueror has come and conquered.
“I but aillucut of noble 371111.151; 1111.11'11111-'
to 1m l
il'ull‘ ‘
TRAITS OF LINCOhN. mtg“ . “Maud“...
ally abric'sted. woven out of reason in
JUNIUS HENRI BROWNE'S ESTIMATE 1 the brain loom. drawn from the subject
OF HIS CHARACTER. :as with a syllogistio spindle through
_..__..... ' the hackle of the rule of three.
Lincoln was the mighty wrestler. The
man noter lived who could throw him
. on equal ground Once in his clutches,
E the strongest antagonist was broken.
1 \1 hirled with hi~ £1111 to the plan: In and
1011.1: prune ll mace (lrcnhy \v: 111 no
\H'iil.’ 11.1111 When he was enraged. the
power of the 111m “.1- 1111 bun. In the
high 110111 of tho \1'111 be attacked the
lilo tenderness. Bravery and Common i
, hole .4 \lyotorieao Personality—Full of '
Contradiction uni but Little Understood.
Illa Weakness and libs Itelicleu.
Abraham Lincoln was. in all proba-
bility-undevel'y your strengthens the
opinion—Ibo grout-st of Americans, liv-
ing or dead. and beyond odds the great-
est mun (fibis time. lluquestiuuahly
u rare genius. and showing it in many
dirmtiuns. he has revealed nothing in
his whole career that in the least inter-
feres with the conviction. Not one of
our countrymen has his obvious chance
of innnortulity.
Lincoln. it is often said. has been
: idealined—idealized by the nation and
‘tlmworhl. P1111:1p~.l111l1.1s been. niches
every great 1111111, from Pericle 1s and .lu«
lius Occur down to v\'upolenu 11ml t'u-V
war. But 1111111.! bumcnse pourr. 1!
transcendent abilities only are so ltlt'ill-
To In itlculi/od is the
meaning. Would be 111' Would he not
. abolish sllm ry‘r Was he or was he not a
friend to fnedom? Had the loyal pen-
. 'ple hoped in vain? Would the adminisv
11rutiun nevcrdo anything? What. was
1thuWar waged fur anyhow? Dill the
'presldeut himself know or (lid he not
'kuow his 11\\'n meaning? \l’uiltl
'1pliiuly tell the 1111111111 what one his
purposes and aims? And this is Lite
colu's reply:
“if there be tlmso who would not
sum the Union unless they could at the
same limos11vc1~lavery. I do but agree
with them. if there be those\vlmwould
The llutlu's of the republic would
1 the some time drain zy slavery. I do um;
. agree with them.
- is to have 9111 Union. and not either to
: save or destroy slavery. If I could save
' the l‘uiun \vlllmul freeing any slave. 1
Would do it. 11' I could save it by free-
ing all the slaves. lvvoulul do it. and if
.Icoulll do it by freeing some and leav-
' inu'utlu-rs alone I would also «lothut.
What lilo about sluvvry 111111 the cob 11'1-1l
race 1 (In because I believe it helps lu
save the l'nion. and what Iforbeur l
furbcar because I donut believcit helps
111111111 the l'umu. I >l111ll1lo'less when~
'111'111' I shall lszlievo that what I :1111 do-
ing hurts the. cause. and I shall do more
whenever I believe doing more will help
Abr: diam Lin:- .1111.
l The l1i11ln1~t frequently1~prin11s from
ilhu lowest' . in tho 1l111'l.'c.~t mire tlmmcst
'prct' ions 1.111111 is 5111111111111“. hidden Lin-
,colu was born in what \1' .15 the :1 Lame
.11u11tv,l\'y.. underc' :11 "instances enfor-
low and obscuio that be had unenrlv
n-colleclitm11f:1u1.:l1t.~'u\11.1bjut povulv
1111111 the ~1 verest Ilitl‘llrl. ip. (if his own
111pm111t1go be was always more or less
an: e1tn111, and ho had not the slightest .
rc 1151111 for hope. Yet be 1111' nounlul ov-
Ini'y obstacle. prevailed our the dirrst
' into by 1111‘l1111 111111.; 1l1t11rl11inatiou. by
the potency of his will. Ills 11x1. nap]:- in
a spur. an inspiration to every friend-
in 's. struggling youth in the land. and tho'causc.” , _
[will be 111111111ulu~ ustren1:th. an assist- ' NW9 ‘1’" “9““) 0‘ 'll1u1.1yd11lcs there
once to tllhusnmls “”1...“an ' has not. I b1 lime, been mitten another
The great president often 1b clarcul ““"h “‘3“ 1gr.1ph “9' that! Tulleyrund
.that extrL-mi tom. crucw Was his 0M“ and Burke .1111I\V11hster all sitting to-
.ueakncss. ' 11tl1nc1111bi11ut under ouli- ' W'm” "" “M “‘1" lune "‘ “PM," 1" 1‘5
nary condition» 111nm 11111'11' 111 any ‘1" l"ll¢1l|l'rlllifu “111153)“ bli't‘l- 1'1"l‘l""
H.110 for “1...”. life “(1.; hampm 3...] I111 uslun of 1t is equal ".' the strength.
1'11111r1li1l 11111111 it 1} 1.... cm: W. 11 .._ 111111 the cogent-yin lliu «Ilspussiou. It is
.1.. cue-s W“ mm.- 1111- (.f 1.... 11'. ml:. ~t \wllnighthe11112111'11r1‘1111'l1nble model of
“WW”... and i~ H... ll~i11g,:1bnv1- all all that wasevcr 111111111 111 human argu-
11111111. No phalanx of buyout-ts ever
went s.. 111.1 1 :umssthelicld against the
' enemy. It is a couxm-rcliarge that goes
: over the rednu without breaking :1 step.
' After that was said there was silence in
1 the cavilvrs‘ camp for times and :1 half
time. Aml the >111'1'et of it is simply the
strength :1111lclc:11'uc~'.~' of the,1 lib-ughr.
'l'llc homely phrase i4. only Ill" necessary
.1111'bot'tl1e imnmi'lul thinking.
Tlu'l‘i‘ are those \-
pim':1~'1i length-1.11.115 flu-lull 1111-11\".‘11'u
gift all with womb: and ll.1: povvrr .f 111'
11 1.11;:1'11; words \\ ithont respwct to
thought. There. is uouii't of language,
but the gift of thought. (3111111111155 of
speech and greatness of phraseology are
the. necessary1'1'11'1'1'1111tives 11f 1,:r1111tll1i11l1-
ing. The allegation of sublime language
without sublime thought in it isprcpos-
reruns. and the assertion that the.
'tl11111glll is 1:111:11 and strong. but that the
lunguuue is Walk and imperfect. is an
absurdity. Thought is 1111111i1111111g1111gc.
11111.1 11111 willt'l'll‘lsl‘. 'I’ln- thinker is he
M111 makes out of the 1111bulons 1:111:11in
his 11111111111'y.lic was 115 fi1'm.ulnro
there 11'-.1»: 111111-1 111w 11111311.:1s 111111.111
He was a shining i11<l.1!111-11f:l
1111111 streaming with humanity. not
in'iilmut faults, 11-111witluuil 111111111i1u.
X1: “1'.-1th 71111121111'Ilu11'11111'1111'.1l,'.. \'1 l-
11111sll1111l1111'11 Icon v.1.'t‘.':1 .1l1'.'.1t L111-
‘cuin. not“ 1111. l 1111lu11' the 1-111il-.1 111111-
1111111115. critic inns. 1-.\pl'11111tinu~ ::11' Il1 ~1' 1
illill havelx'1111-1111-11l1f 11w 1- l1111'11- 1 '..
lmystery. His true life is yet! 1b“ writ-
111111. Humlc :15 his 1111111111 11:14. 111 the
main. it was also 11(111111111'111111l and 11p-
purcutly full (11' c1111trmlictiu11s. 11111111411,
' to 1.1111 who could understand it. actually
bunuuuious. Ilin' spirit was solitary : 111:1
being. like that of genius generally,
'aruvv. anxious. 51111.1'1'11111 11 111p: mnuut.
:uot :41111'1111111111111s.Hls
Ij lxiu (:1'C:l\l11lllll butlo. 111 11...; \11111 111111111-
'cll 111 ruin-v:- l'i; 11111121411111.1131111 11
'5'1‘111'111l his lbouo'msulul :1i'11.~'.:1u«l 1111:?
"111111111111ly 14111-1 1111111113. To 111:: 111:sz he
;.'111111:1uc.4 to b. 1.:1 n 1111111! book. 1111 is
'ouo 1f the most tr:z;.'11' 11:11lcssthunof
'thc uruudut ligurrs in history.
‘ Abiulmm (up-uniug in l'lr'l:1:-’.\',f:ulu‘r
of u multitudr) was. in spite of its spu-
iciul fit:1c~.:~t.its 111-11111111 it: 1111: 1lity in-
deed very disagr- 1 lllit‘ 111 Lincoln from
‘11: 11' ly boyhood \\ be 11 lu-rc.11.l11ll 1111111-
2 hood. be fairly batml it. He could not,
i hear thelitlmo1111i\'e1'.~11llybestowed (.11
bim.ll11u1'~'t ()ill.\l:1‘.lllll be l1: nl 1111-
[111111 111111141 t1 11111111 l1 111'.i1lc torcvv Illiis
[1111111111. 11' was not his 1111mm to WM
111 what troublul him. \‘vlitllll‘l‘ 1111 i111
juxts. l11.~' >t11 11: s.
time. i11.111111'::1.l 1.:‘111211 of 111111): b.
Snub no: Lincoln's power.
11.1111 calm-
and order. in his intellectual action he
cnnrprelwnsu 11. His 11111111111 product was
the most inurnute in 11111 World.
:lulgc 1'11 :1 figure of speech: even when
mo lit
lecture on hi 5 impressions at America
Brooks, who was 11 lhorm pl: American
11111lu persnnof excellent('11:...111111taupe,
said to him promptly: ‘ 1';.;'t Lonny
such thing. In the first pl. you have
1111 iinpremiuus. and, in 1111:. ,-'11o1‘1 ; 3.11:2.
they are all ware-11'." ‘
MAKE YOUR
D. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
IN THE
EVENING SENTINELI
' So. Norwalk.
Residence. Malia
w A N T s K N o w N' _93 Washington Street
ckomo Hotel.
1117 l1
smoke at the
lowest-
Lorillard’s ROSE Leaf Cut Plug
is an end-of-the-«centur‘y
Tobacco for end-of—thee
century Smokers.
[are-represented the skill, .
experience, and know-
ledge, that have comer
from a hundred years
of tobacco making.
A top-notch
In it
Ask your tobacco dealer for
' Emilia:’s
A 2-01. packag; for 5 cgats
1 ltuiucd the s11l1.t11ucc of all( b11~11.11111\
-‘pn1t.111l or milling 11:1111111'. If he 11 ul
511111111 1111 ordinary 1111111. he would no
1 doub l1 1w (‘1: :1111'411 l1i4 11: 111111. which 111')
111111 11111111] <1 111civolf his. 11111111 Ills die-
'likc 11f illlc 111.111o11111u 1:11“ with his
yc111s.:unl h:- invanably wmte its in-
‘ 111.11111111111.
11111 follow.
(1111111111: to tho- 1'111l of his first inau-
;:u1'11l.l.11111ulu 1'c:1<'i::'1ltl1c.~'c words: “In
y1.'.11'l1:1111l.<. my fellow (-11.111111'5'1111111.111111
no: in 111E11e. is the 1111,1111cntuus issue of
1111' i] \1:11'.Tlm govcr11uu'ut will not 11+
\ ’ .. , 1 1 . o ‘ . 1. ~' -
l It 111.11 111111111 mange th 1t so {Iri‘fit J .111 vuu. 31.111 1.111 11.111 11111.0111lut .11th
out 1 in: yourselves the. 11:41.11: sslzl's.
1111111 slm' .11: l l u so affected by so small 11.
'l': '1ct but 11 11211110 is of inorecommim111-e
j1h:uiit11(11u4. 1121111 11! 1151113 (be forem: st.
hereof all :11.t'i(pii1y.\\'l1n. '.1.~:c\11'yl1-1dy
iis av.'11r11,\v-.1.s b.1111. took 1111114111111 II
31111 1111s. plan your!" 1111-1111 0111 his llillll-
new by 11.1 11:1 lully 111'11111;1i1111 the lung
1lo<l.~111f his liziir 111(11'll1e l are 51ml?»
.1111.» “1111111 b1 11111111111t frivolous 11a
'l'zummuupl 1110 mm": 11. How much more
the i'uyeri: Il (11118; 11'. ’
Lincoln \\11~ 11 gre: ll 1111111i1'erof Pope‘s
‘s.1\i111'tl1.1tit1-nn
You l1111'1' 1111:1111]: registered in heaven
to dostruy the gnvrruuleut, while Islmll
have [11:1 1:11:51 rob-11111 1.110 to preserve,
protect purl defend it. ”
lellsL'll. fur 111-11.11.11 iini;~be:l the argu-
1mm. lut Seward thought that there
Lincoln 115.41 11ml, but
could not do it. He passed the 1111111115.:
into the bands of the. secretary 11.1111
11~l1.111l him for 11 suggesiiou. 111111 this is
in the address.
'1
i
1:“U11ivei'sul Prayer]
.1.11111"'11i1t: “I L'l:1>11.\\e:11:e11ot. “'11
{He f1cqucutlyrepeated it. 111111 Wonder. 11
{that it “"1‘...” little cited 'Iliis‘ “35.11115 . low 111.11.11.11111111 .11111 l:1otl1r1u. Ali 111111111
passion has strained our 11.111113 of 111111111
H1111 11:11 hardly. they must not. I am
1111'.— tlny will not. be lu'olu u. The 111ysi
ilt‘ chords which. proceeding; from so
many brutloi'lelds autl'su 1111111yp.1.t'1'1'ot
gran. ~‘. pass tlm 111.111 all 1111: bums 111111
.111 111.1rnl'Ki11 this br:.11l con.
more will yet 11' 1111 l1 1111111111111 in ii: rir
ancient 11111 sic 111111 hrcarhv 1 1111111 by
the guardian angel of our nation. "
And tl.f1: is vbut the paragraph be-
TL-m-h 11.1.- to for] aunther's Woe.
Tu bid:- lln' fault I So".
That more): I to lulu-vs .1-111'1\\'.
Tizzzl 111111‘1'y' slur-v 101111--
It is :1 sinnul: 11' circumstance. that Lin-
colu‘ s vu‘y brief (lttlysbmg epoch.
now familiar to the whole. Bughsh
iw.orld fell dead on his vast undieuw at
lhctimc of itsdelivery. \‘oi de 1111}
One discover its extraordinary 1m m for
months. L11.1 11111 himself, with charac-
teristic modesty, thought it 11 “poor af- .
Ifair,“ and was amazed when a London
Ijournal-ethe next spring. I think——
{praised it to the echo. This set the key.
1Every new spaper and periodical fol-
liowed the load. and the little speech
[immediately took innk 11. an odor: un-
.equaled on any similar occasion. as a
figrcat English classic. It is not often
:that native genius is, «Infected in 1121.};-
land.
Lincoln was.bcy11ul everyiblilfz W“
hops. the i11c1'ir11111io11 of 11:.1111111111 sens-1
::.~;o culled), “‘llll'll is the most 111113111111
i mon 111' 11.111, and rarer than the rarest,
igcnius. '
Although one of the kindest hearted,
most amiable. most peaceable of men.
Lincoln was theemhodimcntof courage,
as the incidents of his early life prove.
’ tho purifying lites:
“I 11111 loath to close. We are not 0111
mules, but. friends. We must not be en-
, culies. Though passion may have
strained. it must not break our bonds of
afi'ectiou. The mystic chords (11' memory.
stretching from every battlefield and
patriot grave in every living heart and
heartbstouu all over this broad land.
will vet MVP“ lbw rhorm‘ 1:5 {be {H1121 u
\vl'cn 111111111 11111111111111“:
111. by: H1»- br'tter anger: of 9111' 11.11
Thorn 1511111 in the \vl111l1- bistv 1')" 11f
Zi11'r'nlltmnumber em 11 lllustmtit 11 It
1.'1'1 211111:-f1.1:'111i11;.z 11am 1f tl1" 111.1. '11
1:1i11d!’il.111':11'l 1111111111 took the great
s'cholnrls faulty. struggling paragraph'
l and made it immortal—because he was
the thinkerl' ‘
Joni: Gun 311mm.
211?.
that fl'o «or sold wo
WALKING :11 connects. '
.— .MW
The cull sum» the Ham's mall '
sliver the lion» Topic.
Wasmxa'rox. Fob. 1:’.—The senate II-
alou was brought to a close by We vino!-
ouu speeches from hir. Wolmtt of Colors-
do and Me. Lodge of Massachusetts. at
verely arraignlnpohc power of patumogo.
,\lr. \\'olcott lungemlculur criticised the
president .uni uglcpu'v of the treasury for
bulking upwlulmi-uls in order to defeat
o' lvev legislatimf" ’f‘bu wuutur declared
:bnl Color ulu 11.-up Imw urn-1111'. with up-
polhlccs. 1.1111111 of them until. 1.11111. there
by the m1. rotary of rho 1111mm 114a re-
president and demanded to know Ill-t '
he 1
1 not save, the Union 111111 ss they could at .
My paramount object '
""1. slit'llli Ml. lll'l lliill' 5
ni‘the1;11.-~[i1111(1:11.'o11\'i1.o1'11g;1111lsome- .
He came
humbly 11ml 1.111'11111‘ v to the greatest:
problei 1s of built!" :1. 111111 national life
111 llll‘ 111111.: of .111 cpoc ll of convulsion
lysm. 11111.1 the chaos, passing l
through his powerful formative. fucul- I
ties, resolved itself into stellar beauty ;
Want-.131 1111111111 1f fact as Ilt‘ was great in 1
.ll lmt- ,
runnbe regarded it as 1111111151 :1 bill toiu— 1
his 11.111111151111111 wound 111’ itself to 11.-‘11 '
from 1111- merely >3ll<1gi~tic Innis into ,‘
ili1'l1t 1'11. i.'.ucylm stood buck and \l'tlllltl :
At tliispoint be 5
should 111111.11 i1111111i1111:i\':-1111111111 added '
P‘ s
“but Seward “'1'qu 11ml 1:p1.11.111l1tl tni'tliu 1
11111.: t not be aliens or c:111111ie§.b11t fr l~ 1
invnt of 1
1 came. after it had passed the alculbic of.
surely they will“.
.,1
11': ml to cunmenuien who bud "rotted"
' unthe sliver ll .'.hlr Lotlgu added his
mndoumutlonl system whlc I: sent sen-
11111111 and rep r1 utmivcs "hue lash-ring"
:1!ter olliccs ‘ 'um hanging about the ante-
nuuue of the president and cabinet ofll
s't'l‘fl."
The debate came up over a provision of
the urgent deficiency appropriation blll
giving 1b.- .m'rctary of tho Imusury '25 nd-
tllllullill money counters. The entire
range of 11h il novice argument was
f brought into the lllat'ln‘ulull. llr. .\llen
amormi that civil service was gradually
turning over the government servlcutu
"cigarette smoking dudes. "
Mr. Illunvlmrd of Louisiana made a
n‘lu'n'll favoring n vigorous .\1111-rb'u11 fur-
l-luu policy.
The resolution dim-1.11111 the secretary
of agriculture to carry out the law for the
pun-b.141- and distribution of seeds was
illll'l'l‘tl to without division. Much of the
day “as given tocnuslderilmitems-1f the
urgent tlI'Ili iuucy bill. carrying about 211,1
”HHJWH. 'l'be 1111-:1u11r1- was not disposed
of when the senate adjourned.
‘l'bc l11111'=c spent much time in the cun-
sldcrutlou of District of t‘ulumbiu ull‘uirs.
after which the ucbntcou the bond bill was
rcsunu-d. Mes-11's. llill (Rep) of (‘mmec
Ilt'lll. Lucy [lb-.11.) of Iowa. llurton (ltcpJ
ttf'Mlsisulll‘l. llurriu (lb-11.1 of Ohio. Stone
(Rep) of Pennsylvania. llrmvn (lit-p.) of
'l‘enm'ssee. llmvo (Rep) of New York and
Fowler (Hep) 111' New Jersey spoke In f111 -
vor of 111uncoucurrcucu in thosenuto free
coinages11l1411t11te.11111l Messrs. lh-anuontl
(lb1111.)nf Missouri. (laden 11)cm.)of Lou~
isiann. Utcy lib-111.) of Virginia and Bu»
kcr (Pop) of Kansas in favor of concur-
rcuce.
SHEA’S EXECUTION.
lie Install-1| to the fund 'llli A} "11 bill Not
\l11r1l1-1' Rub: rt {1111s,
l).\\\'1-;:.1111.'\. X. Y. 1‘. :1, l.’.—-Ii:1rtholw
mew $1111.11. \\l.n was put to death in the
electric chair at t‘llnmn prism for tho
murder of ltoln-i'r lbw-1.111 ’l'ruy. protested
his Illllm'i'll-u' to the lust. Just heron- he
took the chair bu bumlml tln1 attendant 11
letter for the ‘l‘ruy l'r1'4s.‘i11 which hcsnld:
“I wish to my 111.11 that lllu not think
that I had :1 fair trial. and the people used
' 1.1xlrnortiinu1'y11111111111 to bring: about my
conviction through the lll'I‘JlltIlfl‘ of the
connuittecof public safety. .\ml 11.-: In
, some of thcwmnsscs that testiilctl 11.1.1111.“
' 1111'. that 01 ' l..'111~'in;.1'.-: 1c~|i111<111y in r1-1
Hill‘ll to Nicky l slum lioiu'l't lines was
1';1l~.1.:111d:1l,~'o Mrs. 'l'll11-'. 11.1....11'11111 1.1.11,
41» 5.11124); 1111-11 stamina 1111.11 .11 barn
. with :1 111:111. Wham lbcj.’ 1'l11i1111-1l to be :1
.5 politician, \vlmuus urging u»: to 1.11111l11~.".1l
and 11111111 111111111); that was also false.
l-lutbiug. of lln1 kiml me: 111le place.
'.-\s to alluding l’. min r1. l’nfis, :15 sworn
to by nitnc~scsngui11st 1111'. the evillctu'c
was false. 'I 11111 innocent of the crime
which I 11111 to die. for. l 11.11'111' \Vclll to
the polls on tho sixth (lay 11f .\l:11'1'l1. 1am,
with any foclinguguiust Robert Ross or
11.x"
.\
I:.-\!.'l‘111'1!.1.\!:1:\\' Fill-3.1.
any of his friends. 111111 1111 one feels worse
:1l11111ttl1rxl1-11l1 of Robert Ross Vuutl the
sorrow 111' I114 family and the gloom that
1.41- '1~'.t mcr them 1111.! 111v own family than
1115‘s: i1.
lbric \v: 15 no «111-.111111111’11111111 ut ut-
hurling: 1111.: 11x11 :11'ion. ’l'be mullemncd
1111111 11:11:11.2: fate with 1.1l1111111ss and with
3 11.1 appurcul \x'L-:1l:11e.<~. ’.‘ln' current was
E 11111111111111 for 111111 111i11111c1'11111'31 seconds.
5 tla-l.‘1;:ln'~.4: \oltlgc 111-21111 1.1411111.
Spool-$1111.: of the, exception,
'l'l111y1~1' said:
"The sominn-nt of the prisoners on the
subjcctof Slu-a'sexcrutfm was so decided
l_\' in 11'141‘111'ortl111r l ('nlll'imlt'tl 11111111111:
1 llll'pl‘l~1=i‘.t'l‘.-‘lllll of their cells until after
tl11-c'xclutinu. So all Ibwconviels found
: 1l111111<11lvcs locked in their cells until after
' Lln- 1x1111ution. lf’l had let them out. I
'..11111111111t lutvc b.1311 I‘Usptllhllllt' for [In-
>21foty ol' Viuy 111:11'l1i111111y or wires. for any
. one of them would l::1\'et:1l:1'u his life in
= his 11111111 to b:1v.- <:1\1.'1l Shea. The 1'1:-
‘ ~;.11111~'ibilit.\' I111; lu': 11 11ver_'.'1:rczll1 lme—tlm
11111! I am glad i:
Warden
l greatest in my 51 nice—
i la m‘cl‘.”
i BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
H11gl‘?<. J13. .1111 of (ix-Post-
.'m11u1itn11.l
1r
('hurlus (1‘.
lllilz-IIPI‘ ling-r4 11f Fob-bester
‘1 suicide by >.‘11.1l!11t:. .
Jame: ll. McViclu-r, the Well known
tl111'1trl1111l 11111111211110“ Illiilgn.w1l~ stric l.
1'11 \Vlll.[1llI‘:ll_\Slr~ and is '1111 expected to
II' I'
A \\ m l. 1111111"er on the Illi1'1oi4 (‘ on
mil I111'11u11111 llullualu 11ml Malina Ills.
1.111lli1e per: on: \1 re killed 111'. d stvc‘ral
:ulurcd . ‘ '
At :1 1-11111‘11r1111ce'of the lending Pcunsyb
\‘1111i21 Republicans it w1~ :.'i11i1l1"l to 1111.11
sent tin: 11.111111 11! N‘il ltor Quay 11! St.
Louis fir prcsitlcuu
”Drum. 1) Ilc: 11'11. 211. was arraigned be-
fore Judico 'l‘iL-hc in 111.111.1111; on the
:11 1111111 of assaulting; his 1111 thcr Bridget
U He.11r11 1' «Hours uhl
i l we ll 1! urn-:11 (111111111111 in the town of
"111.111 ('111111. l'1.\ sl:bi:-l.t11uc;ll1,1 1111111
:1” ilsb slnh'. \111'1 tlrszmlcll, and that
\i: l111l~ (11111111 ll 111 c un~ an '11-ll
4111111111111 (nines-'11 .\c\v Jersey wrote 11
llotlcr to Judson. 'll. 11111'14 :- nrv.‘ Lonny-l '
for Rob]. the .\e1v.'1rl. murderer. refusing
1to r1c111.\'t'llu the board of pardons
l'ire swept along a portion of the river
front In Washington. destroying the Home
Inc company s plant. \‘eipro'o onto
111111 a can or “mentored
subcultu-
.1
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