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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, March 6, 1886 · page 3

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TH 11‘. SENTIN EL. ,

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SI'MMARY .01 roimmssl

Stunt» Sessions.

Faun TlltRDllAY ,. .\ joint l‘NillllhllI was
paw-l authorizing the l‘l‘tNlilv‘tl‘ to :ram
tu'l‘lnl‘flnl] to uiw ur in. ~h‘tlfllt‘-l‘~nf tliI-aniiy
t-1I-‘I‘I‘3-lwnim- tor llnw- \t‘i‘ll" undo-rthe
,_'t'\fl'tltliv‘tlt u! t‘exna to iu~tru .! and drill IL‘
2:.» h. the milieor. u. .1 t-- !"N‘I‘I\\‘ pm from
the tilted State‘ during their alumina
,\l.-‘q\ llitiir and ‘;l‘\\r:“ .pslu- iii lutoi'ol
the i‘tllli‘illl-‘ll lull live "lll\t‘ \v‘\‘l1lll.

Faun PI" RTIIIIAi lhll.\Iurviatomlily
r ~p~»rt- -i :l\ t‘ollI-Iw to Mr livittmudx from

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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that human dtii'tn: tlu‘ term In uimvm “is
predo- K‘II'. . . -

FIFTY~~KVHSB ll.\\'.-‘ .\Ir. .\loi‘rtll (kt-Iv
lrom the e \tit'ttittoe on ,iir. alid gn-Ihitiiis. nu
pone-l :t II I! evtetidm; t I July 1. l\\\’. the
tune \t iIlIm which flillllli“\7hili\ t‘I-r ‘U‘l‘t‘alKuI
.wttouto may lo tiled. tin-l pn-t-iditt: that
the :a -t o! t‘lllls‘lil-‘ll' In' H \‘eptwl as
I-I' III I tucie e\ LI- u ‘e of «Illlltlllt‘~\, litL
tn-it‘I-I In I‘tuiltiiiltu- ul' li--1 1‘ lit-Iv .....
.\Il‘ I‘v-IIII~I‘I'. lI‘Iuli th I I‘ti‘llllli'lt‘ oii toroign
.. ‘.?I.I~. mil-'m't ~>lt-Itli1 ll 2h“ :lz-I diploma-
ll ~.-III lvottoi‘ar :ipg-totrmtt-xtt Iii l. \\ hit an
H“ 'I-tiiwm. .xi; up It " :IiII~-:.:\‘ :ippi‘n
p‘ I:Ii -l I~ ~15.“ Uli- .I‘3~I“,l‘~‘ Ill-I" the pew
«I it :t?“ll‘1">l'l‘t"~‘tl ‘ ill «a. reqtm ~l

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WIDOWS’WPBNglOlilS

\ *Heated lljaetukiun in the lmwvr
Honsv of l‘ungnmx

.\ rather cvcititig Ilehate IicI-ttri‘ed in tho

 

I llouu-uii the ‘.‘.‘ith during (\llh‘ltlt‘l‘ullkm of

I the penxiom illipl‘lpl‘lflllull hill.

.»\ “uniting-

tuti di~|uitch gives. the following particulahi:
III t‘flllllllllh“ of the whole the Hottsn-I‘on-

\iilci'txl the pension apptxipriatiuti hill.

Mr. T.I\\l|‘llt‘ul till.» who had charge of
the lull. expluiiwd its pl‘ovix‘ious. It appt‘w
printed, he oiid. $§ l,‘.'IIII. or ail-out MCI.—
HHJII' moi I- than \ carried by the law for
the I’llrlilli year. ’l‘l i. inert-aw “in ne-
I‘MNII'IIWl lo the i|\\‘i‘lt‘l‘flll\l work that wit.
luring Il“llt‘ ill the polish!“ otli ~e. IIIId (or tlu~
work the I-oiiitiuxxiottei‘ of lu‘ll‘lullx and his
V“\|l|ll|_\“‘ dowruxl I‘Ullllllt‘lhlallilll. and by
lll.‘ larger number of I‘thna that. word now
'II1III;Ili~l-o~ulol.

M!- II ‘llilvl'xt-II lu\\:i1 went into an :Innly »
31‘ «of th » n amine \oteott thc lull to IIII-rwise
tin i" !t"“li\ U! \I 1l~ilvr~~ \\ IIII)“ ~. 'l‘llt‘ lulfll
tote in ill! iII~_.;ati\I-. llt‘ \a'id \\:I~ I“. The
total llv-tnocnttic tmys were (in. The total
lil‘Plll‘lli‘lIll Iiays were "one. Ti 0 total nayI.
from the South wet-o til. 'l'hu total Hays fix-III
the XI-rih wen- ‘2.

 

.\lr, l‘illmnn :S, t‘m t‘oitxidI-riui: that tho
t‘om I. i'u‘I- Stitm pay ii‘m tli our third of llll‘

l:l\¢*\ to tli- i-‘I-Ilrml mow lllllo‘lil tor lit ll"l lli~
:III ‘I il‘i no: 1. ~t Ia ' : threw i“‘lll\ of It. rubid-
emu; :lIVI that trout the t'otttidutioit o. the
,1. 1\I r ‘ to the present lllllv‘ S\ .1 month
\\:t~ ~< ~~Iit~iitli.~icti‘. in-teioii for widowx.
I"'.‘l Ill" : *illutl I‘!"Ill|!'llll tltitt southern

no. wa'it‘l

 
 

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l\ ‘l v t‘\}h‘ll«l‘.l\l“t‘~ lur \Lt'7l\ \\.thiii tliv
li‘l tiui‘ t-l‘-\Iiilt~d her 'II‘

I]. iiI ‘ \ In I III \. .\:I.ttt~I1-- ~t1ItI-t‘til

* ‘t‘l ii'r i‘pth-ti , I all :_II it» .(I‘ntli-tliiui

* ll-I r twr lux \-'lt. toil IV‘I\ Ihi~ lll

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~_etitl---II‘I'I .l‘llt‘l't‘ b no we‘llnn

I-' in . I -.;t:t‘.\ t’mi In'lnl'u' Innl 'h tiiI-lI-r
’l\"‘l|-'l “II more protuxml uliliuutioih
to on I1\Ir\ Ii.» hit nl~ Il~ ~ltut‘r
u! :l:..' .l~lIt tit-m tlI-- Southern Stan-x
\\ !\ Bl a IIJI) ul |~II‘:I~.:‘I1 lvll‘ lt\
\\ -n on. ll:i;\ o-re tiI'tIIIlwl :III-l we
si.:tt- III-l ~»'::‘II\\:II'II' \\ :h H >«lllll‘ll‘lll; up
pz.I\- lt--I*.tti»ll ‘wl when “I1 t'il’m l Hill
lot .~ -ItI h 'il‘u Lin-Ii toward Ilvath‘ For
u-Li'. :w;:_;..l :II; lit-Nutill; .I‘ well -I~ lilt‘
«\«>I'lll.IIll1llliillIll\ Ill-‘ll l~ Ill‘l not .1“ l
V IMIII tII\ lztc :i' Il\\ leI~t :hiiitiw'li 3‘ I -:til in
ii .p .I no: mwr I.l\ I-wn hut-l \litl
- Hist? Ih- \“lll ntcet Il-l't‘ t.-
tzm nun .Iho don-l in \I-triwl

 

‘I;:tin~! mt h --'Ill"|‘ tor t'I-tir \-‘III\ I
iliIiII. Illlll ilI “\\ll1‘<';i‘l tlI:ItiII-_;:tt .,. \oiw
' l'I lI-t' .'|\ I" 'lv'illlII :I moral and lu_'.:II I-lI
we II!“ In l‘:|\ that III-Int 'I‘ltv Illllt‘
I‘nllli‘ \tll‘ll \m‘t-nttul hum \llI-lllll l-o
vi. and til.» ll ~l\l\ [out iiiMul-cr» ot

 

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‘ rim! ~IIII- til the l.~‘i~x1 ~:tIvI llllll t\\t~l\ I‘ -I~vll:it\

“wot...- lllll"lllti {N a \"lllti\\.4ll" x-‘I'tlutial
illl‘\\1l\l\t‘il! up :Iirl tho I‘lux shirt “as
“:0 ml i

“1 thit -
‘ itIu-tu III

\2:I twpttrwl tilt-titer the
lh‘i'\ ~liI-IilIl ll ut ll'l\l' tlindiv
‘\~ livit t‘I‘ll\'l‘l~“.lt‘V‘\ Iliv‘tittul.
--\ .illll pIi'mtited in IN-

 

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I “all! all
t I flaw] in I‘lllllti‘x l
ll't’II':\lilll'lIl‘l1lIl'l,;Ill to vote 8‘

Iil“l~i' l‘~ II .\-I_ up? \I:|\I‘\
‘tln‘l‘- an t-I . do 1|
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II 3'.\ I‘ttt tii~~l‘»- l‘ xiii-:‘I‘ tlizili one
I, .1» -r ~. .I» 1 How I‘ Iihillllllt-ll and HI
tI,. up “.1 ll ruler lw-t 'l'v- lat lIll‘ t‘uti
\llliili- ti \ “Moon in th' it I' ih ii \Iiicld

 

 

 
 
 

 

in um I .I:t.Ilt:1~I\L «did \u?‘ .1 :sittixt lhv III
.li. 'Ill l yet in t‘ hat-i
lll~'l mic l \ I». to i...

I \lut ~ Ill‘l and ii I“.

 

I win 'l« t\. I‘Ia' ll tit-me gentlemen
l‘ ‘ 'l‘ 1‘ -I lllt’ llxti‘tital xwll. .‘l\ they \‘I\'. llll‘\
i\Ii iiII llvll lrztie II-ttlrol o" lill‘ I Il‘Illlld‘l‘
l' lt \ .l’I‘Il ‘«'tll-‘l the t‘I-Ihtnuttutt
”hi-“III ul llfllltd Inlx \tutlin; ntrl
J . :_.‘lil~ they “I it! I not lune
(‘ oi oi llll‘ I \ ~'tttt\.~ II! the nation I\p
3v “ll the III idli-II- :I:t li~‘:ltiIl .;I' -:lll\ Ict
ill‘ It In . I'.I'l" ~tIiI- \'oIi mm Joan,

_;"llll« 'Iiwn, lit! \--'.i \‘Iuir I‘I\I~\ \lII know. and
you I- :t~t ml It. Inn. at \->lt “illtoitli‘ul Illh
,; detour-Iii ot the \‘~Itt~t.t itII-ti.

 

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\lHI i ’~ ii I -i ll~‘lI1:llIIl lt--\\ Itt lIll\ I-Iizi-ulu-r
tit-:3 I .I In .';:~~ :I-~ grave I‘llltlt“ l’I'llllHillt‘tl

ll-‘ It'llll‘ or law and the I’Ull\l!lllltt~llll~
tum ow. when Suttt‘v: \\:I\ tin-II upon.
.\tI : t r one I Ir text :l_‘illll\l “win-nu} I‘Illl
irwi ~«I int» «~1'illil’\ uhh the i‘uiixlitutiuii

:IINII'IEI‘lx Ii ~II-I;I~Il "m1.- :Ili‘ my with»
incl-«and l \‘I. t‘Izit llli‘,‘.lllflll 1t \\:I>tlu'owti
.lImII lll that \~~t- Iii III'»lII;. I II It‘s to

\«iy lllll' I ~R‘II‘ 1‘ ~l\ il‘lh: tlii: Iio__;I-ntl nan.

 

 

 

 

:Iup‘ :::'ix lilnv‘ \leu were in the twinks
.:|,_:lI‘l\l me. mom: ‘l'lll'i'x mo. for I uotill
lit 2.- ~, I- l‘l :m I II-rzi ly ill I“ II with ‘l i’ott
Ivl~= l. 1‘ Ill’lll -‘l-':‘till\ III ImuI-II I\.ili :I

‘ in
‘twlli

\wnmt'n i ippw‘hen-l. II.:ui_;lt'.I~r and up

\lv ll'IIt!~i!I Il‘II-Iii .lvor‘I-II tn
:I'ei:.t .-_' p I! ..~. lot: :i In -.z .I: l I:I‘\I.lll" tit--
-. ”ill: v-i or) :l'll t it‘lI lle \\.I\llll
u :9-mg tlI It the \Hll ~iio“ll ;-- IuwI: “Hill-Ill

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III« I \I‘ltN-‘I‘IJ li.- ll‘t" 1. l.i‘ll In) lill\ I‘lit\
ll~1i II- hid ll—IIlI‘II -~\p t'n-m‘v on the
:I1ItII‘-»:-I'I:ttton I‘Ullllllllh“. alivl thi~ “up the
ill~‘. 1 ':II» he ILIII I~\I-I' \r "i pttz'lh'tti Iolithw‘
illl‘l h- tt'il:~:tt llll’ll.‘ m‘u :t III-hatt- on the

pen»! vn up; :‘u1-t'i iiioii i: II He should. put

halo, l.aiI1IeIuiniI~Il ml -til llnl\\llll$lfultllll‘.‘..
eh‘t‘gd. \\ In- her lllli‘rltlt‘l ut‘ III-l. (Iltd‘t‘ lllllel
pi :il (oi-l .hrntigli the I-utititry the \tut ‘lllt‘lll
Lu: i': e liwuu Tull“ inrn . and lllul't‘pul‘llt‘ll'
I:II l\ in i -f:tlh‘l‘:l o-l- tIi-~IIi ut that party . had
:all\ way ~li-mn any llik‘l'll:_\ wlrit orr
piI tilt-II! I-t' [wu‘ltlllx UII tlII-I-ouit'ai‘) .

, lll~ expert-1i ‘1‘ had shuu'll lll‘ll the Snittlr-tn

' r ' ‘ fl " ' 3' I ‘ . .. . ,
l-il H \ 1.1 l l.‘ I I I")! kl\(- I\ ‘ i}, Umm.“w_lm-whrmn “1‘. ”h. t'elwl ot
HM- i’l l \ H0! Ll..\. .1 ‘ne th-iItnal .l.oIi-tl.I:--.o: lint-en ll \iider-
. ’ mm «d Ii! Iz'gtg 'Hp- lull “:1. ludxul i)
'\_lt ll-xir. from punt-.0. :lIlIl I'Ilv'vtinti‘
N\ o \ .ll'l- It~ I‘tulnw :u't‘ .‘laIlF from III dull ti\ItI_: :i din for tlt- “well“: of pt‘exi
J | p“ “4.... Lu‘ “.III) SIIII|I~ ; II ; Iil I'lu I‘Iir~,...\l'" l:~l']‘,li|li l\ tritt‘ulIliliI‘w‘I
,. ‘ :I ~I. pray II In): tort l" ~~\- Ito-Iii n! at ii 1“!"
III-in l'iu‘l i‘l Iv‘ \ I . .
‘ ‘7 t ‘ ‘ ‘“ k A .ll ~I .Irh-mn‘ It! I'm-l lr 1m yup-Wk. ...'lhv~
t onhxuuu. Sonar tin-k llil Mr Iluum‘ lull to proud»
inn-i tti ~‘r\'-t"‘tlll\ for the lililiatl‘. and pamod
I , . .3 .\lr thora- i‘l‘liv‘lllIlt‘tl Ilh ‘1'» \‘h in
‘ ’ t 71!; 7' -" of “It? 13'. n"! luv” mt lll~"‘l'll‘.‘|lli‘ll lull
, l - ~ WIII' do :lII \ . I'Mury i'ti'tii luv Mr. Mitchell. utHre-
‘ . _ . . Ax .. f i m; ‘ in \~ -I ‘III- .\~~ii:itr U'Illlt‘ lull raw-nth
it, .‘.I .1-5,‘|\t ‘ ‘ .‘
I 1 _ . , . 'h' ‘ MI I \ IIIIIItal-h-ndv to: ih.- tits.-
‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ h ’3‘" “ " ‘ ‘ 1' "l I I rill twain“ purimttm: tho I'tiitgi‘ti
.1 I. ‘ .7 I ' «I 3 ll 1‘ I 'imn w in thi- lint-xi Slét't‘\ l‘ull'
. .. ' ‘l - ' tall Ii :~ii - ! the v lti~’:I‘.iHii;il IItll wa‘ II-
I l' I .. ‘ , .h. or I... 1 \ll‘ Alhmtt \[umleJ iit
.- .. v . . F I l =~ ant-«urn. lit. to tho ell-wt that
i' ‘ ‘ ‘I’ " " ‘ ‘ _ i “new wgutrute “lute an I m-lore l < ~hoo‘.\ ev‘
_ ‘ I“: ‘1 RI 1 I‘I‘I'I I we) ~hoi.l.Il pad out for th» xii“
:1. .‘I . -‘ ~‘I- h Willi“ I H1lnt‘, .I «link "in
I l ‘ I .7 i but; ill at! l'itwiuciI-t‘lII-wlme
i It. .
‘ 3 I Hi l' ._ l -t-~i l»-‘~:1‘:\ :t \:ItvI lea? t- t‘II‘ ii
‘ ‘ V " ‘ ‘ I Hi. I» .l» -\\ii In Hit: anion" Mr .‘Iilirr
‘ ‘1 ‘ " 1' “I“ i \ V I.~- «1-w-w lll Y‘livil‘ d the hill I~‘.\.I -.
It! A‘ l a" ‘ titty *-I~\‘. it
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7 ‘ 1. ’ \‘li 2‘. ti? \ .‘H‘ .\l: li>'lll"l\1ll
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l . I . l' . . ' a hi 1). \\I.:v'li. izr‘ \‘il'l.
g , l. l. .. I»: ~I\t‘.' ~ v IN iii 1 ‘l“!‘*. all
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. “ ._, m :Itt -Kli l\ a -l:t\' :I~ p -\'\l to malm :iIIpitt \
\ I 3 III“ III\ I\t~‘z»vl t‘l’I‘I-fi the part of t‘zu- gut
\ u I‘: ll'! vit' *' ~\I\ t1 tiiv E.:l|l~ wt
\ “ ‘1 I ‘ ‘ r tl.- III ‘1 I'll Iti2~ Tali-plinun . -_|Lll
. ‘1 II I<lll~ l"ll1‘ In l'\ o: Ikkil‘!l'\. \‘lltl lll piir\
‘ l ' {tum :-,II to ll; 1!. i- :Iii ti:/.Itmt~\ :uI-l "\Illll :vaw
‘ a .1 ‘ \\ 'tl. ;.:xt.‘\. that hate ntui'i wit 3'! the I‘. .l-« 11 l .
\ ' ‘ 'II'lI-pht-mw tupanv. urtuz'atn utlII- icy-ow;
. I . . , . . . , . .
‘ I‘ g ' ' ‘ "‘ and aim-1n make :zill III [lzll‘\ in! I to 1 l‘fll
~ ‘ N ' “ I ""I" i|l|=‘t' o“ 4qu tilt-«Iii :I» the I‘m: l‘llertrtc 1"'ll"
. ’ u ‘h ' ' . .‘.!."\l i JI1 1II-‘ Ju-"x I1!" any .t--. k of tun I-tliI-r mutt
- . . I: .1 TI. 1 .1. m ‘ punvew't. kl“"~\‘- r --r “mitt-uh \l'l'lll..lll‘
_ '- I \V.. ' u ”11' ,4 the litit le‘trh l'lt‘l'h‘ql“ .
“ ' ' C l ’ ‘ "|‘ 1-» tili‘ 3- t - ~31 or ‘k‘l‘ulllw l' ~un-1'tI
x ‘:-. or 11 hi" m’lwr ‘ .-_~ lathe. iihlu
. r 'I' I '1‘ not 0' I. an I rtt- 'l"\“ ‘I-ldl'dllu ;t‘ of llI‘ ,1
- - n 1‘ 3,. .1. ,3 tlE-‘ll' vi to» l'uIt-d Stan-a: to whom. when.
,» wlw'e. :I'I-l 'I--t “IL-IV “"ll‘l-It‘t'1l1nl1 In tiiwtiuv
._-. ‘1 ll--\\‘ ~. .:.I~ \ -II\ ». ‘
‘ ‘ ll 1‘ \‘l'bl ~'-‘4‘l; ‘I\:|~ tlt‘lHIIi‘I-Ilj “L I::\
- l ' ' ‘53_ mil“ I" until -tt~. il-‘I‘:\Itill\ burl wi‘II~ l‘x‘ Iitn *
I 7 ‘~ Al 1.’ Y' 1 I in ‘il lv‘vtl mu to In “in I-ElI-‘t l\ I‘nlillw'lI‘Il “till ‘Ilt‘
‘ Z ' .l y Y Izilv i!:;e z-nernurn'. an I In whom, :i‘iul oil the ctr
. . _ .‘ ., 1.. l _. cuttxxta'u-IN nrmedwl tliercwitli and
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l-cexertul. and “hat newspaper or tlt*\\‘\‘
1 tut‘d-YV “uni w: its-n! Iii‘ attdtn-twl to:
‘ Iv'llfi—NI I=\‘ the‘tt ’l‘itvxahl l‘HlIthIlilv‘Sllllil
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'II’.I I1 vl\ ‘ l. \"1lei‘2. 01'
1 .o'..t YI‘. - wen ~' rt IA 1; in carry (“I
n. l :-1 .Ii' ‘l.-~ Iiiumit r Whirl) :Idds to
:‘i I'm ' \ .‘i‘n: appvurdiium. and stit‘li I

»h on. :n to Iliill thc Nizr of

‘pt-‘lta‘. 0r
; mum} .l.-~,;I~ the “turn-I of the least
Iii: “minim; palate.»—-;\'~r furl Tri-V
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.fio-o III-Initials.
A grmt undertaking Burying the fat
"l!l.y!l.
(flung mg the subject ”Milking n Engk
ltshmuii .I f'iiisfli.
A pn-tty plight -The muiilen‘s yet.
A kilhng adult—ant English jokt.
llwgin: grew-The I hludelier.
A peat head The (ml-M29.
Bats thc titanic-The cabin.
Lr-vcl-liI-wtled—Jl'be nuke.
Very much out tip-«Hash
‘ casing—Th? anchor. —M.

pap-rs. to .lilm'tiht ‘l‘witih’. to sit Illll'lll; thn
$15~l\-nul!lit‘ H In»: to I-Itzpll-y a stem-inti-
pliI-rimd in ur' my. ant :Ill \‘llI‘Il !l*~-‘t‘\.\:\l')'

and h-:i~~'..Ilvle I .Hn‘ux \ :i.‘ may he re Itiiv-III (
tor the Hit pose ot’ comlu ‘llll‘: tho \ill I in\.-~.r ~

tirttion, “I“ t: ev-eol the sum of :3! Utl'.
““th \lmll he trod Iiut’ot‘ the Imititigent
ltmd of tho Hun—e upon prop -r vouchers cerv
tilled luv the I‘llil‘l‘lll‘lll and Ulll' othx-r mout—
l-er 0: the rottinttttwr. and may report at any
t~ute , The rI-mlmi ~ii “ax :Ippixivol hv Mr.
Gil-on. I\\' \‘a ~ on the ground that nt-
5 m-ttic chart“: hi: i lu-u ma le iii the re~w hr
tiott ind that an nomination lit-ought ,im
good to any one.
without a vote....)lr. llyrues. of hit-wind.

The n-soliition wa< pawl 1

from the committee on :mpnipriutiulis. re- ,

ported that iuttukliatil deficiency hill. and it.

was Nt'I-rmd to the coitutiittee of the w hole. .

. mitwos for reports. ..At the night session

t‘. v without a E . .
l 1 F ‘ druounoed the deuiouotizathut

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the Home pupal twentycight pension bills.
and at 92§il P. l. adimtrnml.

l-‘trrtm'n DAY.~ThI~
Mr. Clements Mu» th -u;ht tui- tr.»- test of

, tho vuluo of silver true It. pun-busing capo“-

ity. Mr Jilflt's‘ from wlvm‘atwl true t‘oiu
, an: Mt. I'fl‘klus IKIuil I)!|!)\N‘i the
xuqnousiou of ”silver Hnuunn and

(If Rlth‘r.

Thesproker limo uttavkul the part of thc and

minimum: in relutioudo u tinniwntv,
. nay-.1 and interior affairs”... r. E\ tum.

(Pauli said tint for every silver dollar in
the pocket thepoople mid twenty cards

in tin» guy-mutant. Th2: truth of the claim
tit; uty of mom-v Would hum-tit the lawn
tug . luptmtlwkinddnioney;
chum ted no one.

- um Dav. —— Mr. Butterworth
él)“i”~ 2i.I'I'-I-ltuwt u hill to auto u dept-t.
. w I: a: ;u.~trv and a ‘lnt‘rriuu 0! has; ill.
‘2“ .' tumor I!!! I intm Ii» ‘M. n .
rc or; use «admits» an ex _ 1m 1- ti:
manor drwt tab “Show
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t‘ii'ltlt‘lll I.‘i.I \lt‘\rllill"tl :! \\‘I‘li lert’iil divpu.
sitioti to peth II I I'ttiotts Ildieer-r iin- \\‘hlu\\‘s
of I‘m ~II wlIlII-rx. ill‘ plant-I lll\ I‘sz'l‘It‘llt‘l‘
:|;.l‘ll\l tit izinrI-s'a'ioii carriel In the \‘luuu‘ll
oi the :i‘lllll'lllllll t’t'otu Iowa tint IhI‘re wa.‘~
on the lie luk'l‘zlYlI‘ \III“ any lio‘tility to tie
jlllyllit‘lll of whrit w.I~jii>tlyIl'h1tolhuse who
weir Iliuiluled Iii lli.‘ \\‘.it‘ for llll‘ I'uiou.

.\Ir .‘l-Irrhoti tlll - ‘tllll that for all the
\‘Wll‘~ u" \\:Ir attl for int yeatx ilteival'm‘ tho
lit‘llllltih‘llll“ had I-Iimrol of tlu- gnverttntovt
iii all Its Ill'illl.':lt‘\ S‘I’Il‘oil alike in Slt‘llt‘s-
mathliiI-atid ilIeIlisplay of initriohstii. the
Republican party had made :itttplu provision
tor the payment of pensions twildiem Since.
iii~ i‘\|l‘l‘lt‘lli't‘ he did not l‘\\‘tllh'!‘t the name
«It :i Southern man who had ever t‘ailml to
\ ote to iii 1 last dollar \\ hat that [dirty had
pit-t Idcd by law should he paid to tho sol-
«In-r.

The disrusviun upon then uediou of widows‘
pemiottx‘ here ended. and t e committed anon
after use. 'l‘hedehatc throudhout the day
“‘3“ nIarkI-l by much inten-fl Ittid scinteI-x»
I-itv-IIII-nt. thott;h good itatuh- waa PI‘IN‘FYQMI
at all toms. The chairman had lllllt‘ll dini-
culty in l{t\';llll§_‘,' the IonimiitI-e in order. but
sumuuled well in his hard task. thou-dint.
timm the confuxiuu was so great that thc
Voims of the Sll‘alielV “011‘ drowned in up-
phuin :tiid luluhter.

MUSICAL AND minute

Ji‘NNli: lJVlI i< aiinouunxl to appear in
concert next season.

l'xtTt-m STAT!“ Ssxarou ll uvun’ issaid
to phiv \rry well on the piano.

lltaxiu‘ lttvm; prefers the Bible unit
Shakmpram to till other I-ioks.

CARLIITTA PATTI will presently gtvu up
<iugiug and go to Flonmm to live.

dons Uwuss. the famous totnediau.wlm
hax‘ hon soloug an invalid, is slowly convu-
lest-lug.

MtxxtrMumrux. the alarm. llflx‘ taken

H utiodiwuml <ilver : to writing tor “'m‘teru itiagntiht-s. in addr
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tion to her dramatic dutiws.

me TERRY. the Enzliih actress. gets
m5 3 weak tltt \xt Wu “1““ of the year, with
3 vacation whenever sha- chm

LOFXSA ll. At.ro‘r1'.:Iuthor of “Little Mon.
UttleAVomeu“ and 1h.- nit of'a mutu- sen
i850! books, is ivportedat work on a comedy.

Tn: luv mid order lust of Cincinnati.
m finally trimupbul o...”s.....i.y mm-
051; vigorous War on the concert bulls
bus

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The Colin-tints “ring Driven out ol
California by I~‘u|~r1‘.

The expul>ion of the t‘ltinese from ”the Pa
vitio slope volition“ and seems to gain
strength daily. .\ San l1‘iuucio-o dirlmu‘ll
mys: - '
While eom Intuitive quiet has wtitriwd If
\\'a~'hiu::toii erl‘ltor)‘ and» Oregon the ant“
t‘himw- IIiovI-Iiiciit Shn\\‘s an ivII-teasI-II :Ictn
Ity llll'tilllill‘lll:l. l‘low on tlt~ hwlm-t‘ tlII-
‘Xl‘llla‘lflu ot‘ t‘liiiuttitau at Xiiailatu has emin-
\Nluilll)‘ doteriuuti‘d wort; h},- a "ul\kI-l
gang in Yul-a imiuty. lti th-~ durl
of the night thirty Iiieli trout “'liIatlfllhl.
with masks over their fit vs. lwoke iitt . a
bone-- where elm "ll l‘hinwe hop lliq‘kt‘l.\ were
asleep. They ttiziivhcd them to :itiothet
ranch. when a so ~otid htlll~t| wax broken inn
and the L‘liittIN-draggwl out. 'l‘hI‘y IlIeiI pro»

.Iwnhal to a third l‘lirh. took u-veral “Itfl‘v

(‘liiiiauirn from tlieirI-ahine and then walked
all their captix e‘ into “'lietitltuid and turned
them law. To emphudxe its m-tititueuts "I"
IIIoh wwwly plllllllli‘llt‘d an old (‘liitianmr
over the head “ulna rI-yolvor and umdea
bottthr ot‘all the t‘ullltb’.

Fora long time tho inovpment was con
fiiiul to the northern and tiiiddln parts of thrI
Still“. hilt it ha~ uow slin‘atl south and
tvavhul Sun hit-1.3L A! (‘hum a blackboard
liax 'i‘t‘ll I-iv‘lud on the pl‘llu‘llifl.
hlr““.. “hereon fll't‘ in.» rilul ' tht
"Milli“ oi‘ thus" Nt‘tix‘iii: to dis
vh:Ir1.:\- the Flow x". At Rod lilulf Inc:
ti tlioii~atid minim In“? liven [Ilwl‘fl‘l to uh
lmyeott. The Sin 'kluli hotel and l‘t‘\llllll‘?|lll
men sign-«l to wml away all \‘hinI-wltelp :IllI
llll otlldu‘vak ix!» “0 l‘xpu‘tul :tt l'etalumu
t‘alINi. linskliu. Slaiiixhtown. Martinez. N.
\mla Pity. rt‘lllt. l‘llt‘l‘tiko;- Flat and Urns
\‘allev have orgitiitul IIIIonttiIIg cluln uuv
|uix~dl pch o. Thwa- aro nearly of the stun»
t‘hlll'fll"“l‘. fullow‘lug being a “‘!\n‘§‘nra-
live examplo«“llrliI-vin; it to lo the duty
of :ill ruin-ti“ who Iimire good to thvit
country to the all moral. civil and I‘t.:htiii‘
i-"\\-‘l‘lu drivel I“, t‘hIIII-d- frviti lll?\l‘ik‘l\l.‘\l
ilieret’uroplv-Ilueuiirlioit» ~rriti lililr-‘W‘lll not t
I-ii«'uiir:i_'e the t‘ IIIII‘\ ~ :I‘ll ‘ii; tt~ lIv putroni!
in; or gm iii; 3!: ‘III work 1-1‘ l‘ itpl '\ll|l‘l|l it.
any |'l!lill«'ll\ \\il1|l\t‘t‘\ll'. or I-\' pun-Intuit:
or ii“) in; am won-L. \\:ll\‘\' or art-vied. llli‘l‘
« ll:|l|~ll~". iii: li'lllt‘v‘l o.‘ pr-uiu. el ll
whole or In [dirt It) l‘liit‘o-v labor pI-rtoi'mI-d
in tho litttttkl Stun-x or by ivitrtuiitiii; t'lit
new laittidrim or t'ltuiw 1 'mtudt'y work,"
-

A.NEYL£¥UWE

Five XI-w Steel-Armored Cruisers to
lu‘ lluilt.

.\ \Yflnlllllgltul diap‘ttvh says that tho
“UllN‘ contitnttw on tuitzil I'llrllll’V hax notu‘ly
mittIple-tml the lull for tho intprovI-tiwtitot‘
tho navy. Argument: have been made.
by the uk't‘eh‘ll‘)‘ of the navy. Admiral Por-
ter and other protiiiuetit. naval otlivem.
and the li‘s‘llllltill)" gnu-n by all of than]
will tie \Illlpflll) the ivpnrt. of the muitttiittoe.
The rozzimittm- .Ntiitmte that Shawna!!! will
he a proper mm for thi‘ I‘illlgt‘t‘s\ to appro-
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no will lie pnnided for In the hill
shot‘th to III- to .Irtul. “‘itll tilt‘
ulttli‘l\l‘ltltllll’.{ that a die amount shall

lie :ng-I‘uprtniwl lli‘xl year. It was
IleI lII“‘I not t I adopt the tdi‘u of the hrnxiest
it‘um lu-I or I‘ ,xluiid. :I\ \exxle (If that «2.5
on .\-.l1:tiitull'orII--' t ‘ltl lllv‘ I ottiiiiittee. Ilmw
~o IIIIII h water hot there are proluilsly only
two Itsii IuIt\ I‘ll our whole ,‘llflllllv‘ \‘tRLJI
“llll'll they . “It‘d enter l‘IIE‘tlaIIII, Me . ntid
I‘ot‘t liU\:ll S l' .\ litmal l'uiler \‘lltl that
England had In ‘lt‘ lll‘lli one iroIiI-iad which.
while it would out get Int-I I-ui‘ hail-nix. (amid
l:Iv oil i‘unI-y I‘lillul :tIt-l titterlv tIINtn‘v
lii'u-ikl)". If not New \‘ork To tum-t \ll ’ll
\\'\\t‘l\ :l\ 'lllr» :l III-it'd lue lust to pro\ t:ie~ tor
turI-«l 1 INN‘IV\ \\ hr ‘i I-.:IL ~ [ll-“l‘:l!i£l5‘h\ under
Inn-r ot ll:"'ki|"\‘ 'l'hv I-‘lt‘l‘ltlilldllt‘ll not to
rI--~oIII1I:I-:III the I otMrII- Emu ..! two-h ot' the
h-‘in .ex: I l‘|\\ \\:l" :Il~ . lllllllt'lli‘t‘ll by tho eotr
sltli‘l'llllull that “it‘ll \I-xv‘h lllllt‘
I-:Ip.~iI'It\ than t - II,;li‘ lliw'll‘ llll\\|‘llli'll‘.\ :ii‘e
~luw utrl ~p-wl h l-ut \l.fllt If

SIwn-tiiri Whitney. III lii< remark. totlte
n-ttiimttu . fun-rm] lllt‘ I‘D‘Jll In ut'n plant
at one (It the tint \ \:I ‘i‘ ~utlicietit to pr-uluI‘I-
heaiy ordnance. zu‘lllt‘l liltll-'\..\lw~l .xliattx
I-tI‘. 'l‘hh idea the «autumn».- will, in all
pt‘oluiluhty‘. adopt and n‘ummI-ttd a lit-
I-ral appropriation. my, prrhups. of $151»
III‘. for this lull‘l-"v‘
w ill Iv re ‘nlll‘Jll‘liIII‘I to he I‘tlll‘ll‘ui'lt“. one
at a :ou-i'miietit \ Ii-l; ltv-i'valtei‘ to he did 1r‘
mined upon. and I -.II' to be given out. by
prn :lle‘ «fillllrl‘tl ~t ‘l‘l:~.\ . tin- \tfixii‘l‘i aim to In
trout \l\ to eight 3h. viomd tonato he linayily
armor“! and “lllll'h‘ I w ith the mist power
{til :Ihtmtuettt :tlliiltiuldi‘.

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Firilu.r a l'lsiol in the Frenrll
( ‘quulwr ut‘ IM‘INII II‘S.
In the Freiit'h --lmiItlIei‘ cit Ilepttliw. :It

\ t‘l'NllIIt'\ the ntl.~~: tlfli‘l‘lloflll. it
than in one of the ,‘llll‘l‘lt'x‘ aromi-xritol'v
drew a Yi‘\’til\\‘l‘ anl tirle it tun 11 and lll*‘ll
rovll)’ throw a l-‘ttc: toward .\l. i‘leriicttt'eutt.
The Iiuin was sI-izoi :Iti.l hill’l‘lifil utIt luv u..-
polii‘e. A tlatteii .4 hull"! was tuutid
tit that fwd. til the ptxuident of the
t‘llalllll‘l‘. 'l‘llv I1\:‘Iti~tIiI-iit t'ltll" Id l')’ the
shooting hut“! (N :t long time. nit-I atl‘I-I-ted
thi‘ deputies as much {h it did tlic \K\‘Illk“l‘\l .
III tho gullei‘iex lllu .igatioir \howod that
both IuIlletx‘ \vert- load into the air. and II-‘l
ill any pctxoii on the door ocI-tipiwlliy the
deputies,

'l‘ht‘ letti‘r \\ hirh the primncr rad. :it .\I
(‘Ifi‘lllt‘lli‘t‘lnl was totind nud deliverod iiito
llioi‘tbl uly of M. Ho-piet. Inn‘sidctit of the
thumb -r. “'heit tln- primiier wax tirst m‘lhul
he exclaitticd: _

“l hay» written to M. t‘lemI-iII-Ixau. ll“
knows what it uteaih “ 'l‘hix of I‘oune. \\’:l‘
not undemtood lIy lll‘h‘t‘ who heard it and it
added to the getioral I‘ull\"t!l'lllllltlll. He said
that. he want soldier who had Incoitmill~
truitcd hy his sll‘mt'lIIN and ignored
hv hi“ brother tlfll’I‘I‘N of ju<titv that he on
sorted to the dosperute expfldii‘lll of counting1

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theseuxmtiott iii the I ltamlier of deputies in L

order to secure attention t i his :rim‘aitces.
Ho addiil that. in no othur way so well as that
he had I‘hoseu could he attract attention to
hintsolf and to what he tltwired to tell tho
public. He wivhol. he daclwuvd. to have at-
tviitioti drawn to lii.‘~ trial. hen-miss.1 at it. ho

would add much to in» information iinw
poml hy the II‘n‘neh pcopln

about the surrender of Men. and the pin-much
of German . itk In the Fronrh uI-ttiy. He 33.
si-rta-d that to letter whieh he threw toward
lit. Clementmu contained an utter to give tlm
« Ivorlmwut. the names of the betrayets o?
iii-t2. The cut tritis name is giVI-n as l’orotr
liter. He is on ouhtedly insulin He served
in this. French army in the FrtmnI~GertuxII

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Rov. Dr. letnugo‘s eighth sermon of the
caries on the “Marriage Ring.“ related to the
evils of lxuinling-housrs and hotels. and was

watched {hint the following.r text: "And
rought him to an inn and to IR care of him.

tookoiit. two potin1 and gavo them t I the host
and said unto him. Take care- of hitn. and
whatvoever thou exprndeth more when

3‘. :53. The following: is tin-sermon in full:
This is the good Samaritan paying the

ulnimtkillcd lIy hatiditx The good Samari-
tun had found the unfortunate on a lonely.
rocky road. whew to this very day dopro la-
tiousun- soiiII-t inn-x committal upon tra\'eler~,
and had put the injured maxi into themddle.
wliil» this tiierril'ul and well~t~Hlo titan had
wulkul. till they got to the hotel and the
wounded mutt was put to ll‘l and cared for.
It must have been a very sit Ierior hotel in it»
N‘t‘illlllllw latioih for. thong in the country.
the lutidlotd \ui‘~ paid at the rate of
what in our country would be four
or live dollarsu day a penny loin: th‘ii a
day‘s wane and the two penmw tinid Iti thu-
I‘ant ahout two days‘ wagws. Moreover It
wax one of those kuid~hourtId latidlonls who
an- “rs Iped up in the linppimm of their
gutha. IQN‘fluVA‘ the mod Samaritan teams
the poor wounded fell-ow to his entire Parr.
plumbing: that when ho came that way again

I} would pay all the hills until the invalid
got well.

Hotels and haunting homes are umitia
in very tun imt minim they were unknown.
because the world had Pom mmtively few iti—
huhiuiub and were not tIIuI- given tn trayel.
and pl‘ivatt‘ Itmpitality ttirt all the wants of
Nljfllll‘llt‘l‘s‘. ax‘ when Ahmhaiii nhht‘tl out an.
Manin- to invite the "It!“ men to Sit down
an :1 dinner of veal: ae when Lydia urged the
apotim tia -cept of her home av when the
people wen- pImtivI-ly Iotnniamled to he
given to hospitality; as in litany of the plan-s
iii the Ell\l thvw am‘ietit rush-ms aw pra *—
tinnl today lint “9 have now hotels pre~
sidul oter lIy gull lllllillnnls and l-ounlitig-
lilIUN“ prodded over by cxoellettt host or
llih‘ld‘\~ In all Inkliluuhuuls. villages and
cities. and It |\ ottmugrutulatioti that thou»
of our own land stit‘piimiill other hm ls. They
rightly be onto the permanent rmidents ot'
IIIIuIy p ogle slli‘ll as thaw “Imam without

: t‘zutiilim. such as thva uhm‘e lxlhlllt‘s“ hoops
. thotti llllgl‘ulul‘)". nu. h as tit-h.l w lio ought III-L

for \‘tll‘tulh h‘nmdh oi healthor pectiliarit v of
vin “unmoved. ta’ic llpilll thrills-It t‘.\ thecan-o
ot' liottwkeepiiig. ' ,

Many a "tall fitllitt: sick in one tiftheu‘
hoarding Ii div-s or hotels hax lwou kindly
\ttItclwd and nursed. and by the titI-ItIIIry of
her own sutl‘I-ritth and lI-xfiiothy ladyat tho
head of suvlt a house has done all that a

 

= her *iIItrtiioI-d

mother niiild do for II and: fluid. and tho
Sllllllln‘rlt‘\< eye of tit-l 504‘s and nppnwiuta-s
iii liohalf of tho stranger.

’ Antoni: t‘te mod marvelous ends of part-nee
§ and l‘urhttan tidI-lity am many of those who
I Lt"‘,‘ lionnlm: home» I-tiuluriti: Without rer
‘ wttttiiezit the lllll‘l‘flV-tlltfililt‘ Ill‘llulllll\ of their

gllle.‘ for I'\)u‘lisi\ t‘ find and uttviittuih for

. win It they .‘il't‘ not “dim; to |\'I_\' an equine

: lt‘lll'. a lI-i

of I‘I'Mllk\ men and “Ulilt‘ll who
are not worthy ta he the slum of their Ipt- enr
l_\ Iatmer. Th 1 Iriitazwitts way In wliiI-h

‘ lulflhlt'l\ win ‘lLlllV'\ net to their landlord~ and

landlmhes ~liow tlI-it (Ii-s11 (Tlll-‘fll Kllt‘\{\ had
lei-I early rearing. and that lit the within; tip
of tlu‘tl‘ llllllll‘n“ all that eothtituie the 1., tier
man and holy \\l‘lt‘ lI-tt out. 8 -ine of the
Hunt pi‘lltu‘ly In ‘H i‘lllII \Iitin‘ of llir "not viv-
;:1itit \trxni II that I II!) Iw ut‘ tIkIlay licop
hutch and II or ling home“. hm e giieii
:tp tliezi‘ hon-w and taken til-air
lilt‘llls. that they may have more t‘tuwimti
from ItIIIII-~\ltI- doth-x not more time tor ~1
II.~Il isle. Stilil 1.. :Itiw they like tita- whirl of
pulilirity l-etlertliati ill“ Ipnet and lit‘l\'ll“)'
oi :i h-udrtit‘v tltcy run will lfl-‘il‘ own. The

 

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l~ lair III-N lu‘ulplu while thvy tire Iii ll‘tllhllll.
lI-li ax a lt‘lllllilll\ they aw in many t‘flM“ Ile~
itivIt‘aIlIuIIt-ut, lillt‘l' and l’i‘llll’lt'if‘. 'l‘lxit ta
the point at “iinlI t‘aiIiIlIIN lllullllir‘l'ullil‘
huyo l-exziiido Ills!lllt‘;;rtlli‘. 'l hrrn never luu
ldwii II time when so many fulllllli“. healthy
:Iirlaluuilntitly aide to supp-In and illlvt"
h 'l|l\‘3 ot~ Illi‘t" own. have stru-‘li tent and
taken permanent IIlI rule In tlnse pul-lir .1 ‘:‘.II»
llhllllli‘lll.‘ It i~ an vi Il wide a~ I‘lllhlt‘tltIt-fll.
and IN \Uli“ ‘atI-I through the llt'\\\iu‘lld‘l‘
!i|‘I‘\\‘ l utter warning and l‘lli‘lllll: [*l‘tih‘d.
and ask .\lmt.:ht\' Hod to Me“ the work.
\\ hothct‘ iii the limtriti: or n-adizi;

III thew piilxltv I-:II'II.’aiH-rII-.\ the drawn of
:«I‘NII‘ Is apt to get in” \\\tty. \ll lll“ll;xll‘il~
emrutt daily the gauntlet of gem-ml l!l\t~‘1‘~
tzott how they look “III-II thcy come down
in the tiioriittig. and \\h-~ti they 2e: 1“ a:
'nught and what they do for ll‘ll\lll‘,:. .‘lllII
\yltotliev I‘u‘v‘no Iii glitle iti their “nuns.
and \\lI:It 'ht‘V \yI-ar. and what ll!“_\‘ do not
“our. and how tliev eat, and \\ hat. they eat.
and how iItuI-h they rat. and how little they
eat It" :I tIiatI pthprI-I in such a place to he
«dialed. and t‘t-tieI-ttt Iiitd alone. the) Will he
gill to :tli‘§~ almut him who is he? “llt‘l‘t‘ dLI
he t‘niiio lroiu' how long l\' he going to s’ay ‘
li:l.\lti‘ paid It!\ l-Iuird! how lll‘lill doxx Ilt‘

- }|‘|_\' ' perli Ipx he has committed sum» I‘l‘lllh'
and lek\ H I! want to lie know it:. tltet‘o ‘tiItIxt
lwm-itictliiti; \\'roiI~_:nlmtit hint or he would
spank. The \\ htIlelions-goes“tittotliedete ‘ll\0
llllslllfix‘. They tiiii~t tittd out about him,
They must find out about him right away If
he Iran's his dot r uiIloI‘kcd. Iiy u ‘t’ld tit he
wdl find that his rooms have lli‘ll lll\li\ll‘1l.
his trunk eiplotwl. hiv lotterx‘ t‘oldvd Iltit'I-r
riitly It‘ll" tho wuytliey wen- l'oldul when
he put. them away. Who is he‘ Is
the Iptiwtioii axketl \\ itlt llllt‘llSt‘l‘ itti “T‘Nl
until tlII_1 .\llll_iW‘l ha< heroine II itionw
mania. The simple fact is that he i~ no-
body in particular. but minds his o“ It hush
ll\\\\‘. The host laiidlotwis and landladim enu-
itot sonII-tiiItI-s hinder their platens trim in-
uuttiug a tuitideiuotiititii of whispen-h and
nrptitatioth‘ are turn to tuners and evil \lb'
Iii-ions aw arousol and scundals startul and
he parliament of tho tautily is blown to
atoms by mum our l-‘awkee who \\':L\ not
caught in time, as was his English pnule. o‘-

 

. sor‘oi' gunpowder trmitatioti.

'luo “Will is that. while in priyah‘
homes families have so much to

lioep them husy. iu thaw Iniitiiscuoiw and
tnuliitudiuoits l\l\‘idt‘nl‘th‘ t terc 1"“ so many

iiiiiluu iIiis ~hiet‘. 'l‘ht‘y ather in Nit-h otlu‘r‘s
roomy and spend hours in niusiiltatiou til-out
othetx if they had to wall: a. halt mile he~
low they got to tho willing our of some
li~t diet to deiracti \ll. thev would get. out of
hmath belong rout-hing era and not. feel in
full glow of attitiimit y or slander. or might.
because of the Ilktantv.‘ not go at all. But
roullls 20. 2|. 1'. ‘33. 3t and Snow on the sumo
corridor. and when one carriou crow goes
“raw! caw!" all the other crowsdmnr it and
flock thor ovor the mine cum: “0b.
1 have rd mouthing rich: sit down and
let me tell you all about it.“ And the first
gtitfaw torrents th.» gathering and it [no
to told all over grain. and
as they separate ouch carries a
spark from the altar of fish to sum other
circle. until from the con] beaver in the collar
to the maid in the top room of tho gar-INu all
are aware of the defamation, and that ovem

all who lmvothfihnuse will bear it to

r house: until autumnal tires sweeping
arrow llliuoiy prurie an: less raging and
swift than that flame of mounting re uti-
tiou blazing arms the village or city. hose
of ‘5 who wero brought up in the country
know flat the oldJashionod hatching of eggs
in the buy mow required four or
five of hromling, but. them no new
modes now of hatching by machinery which
tukesloastimguml doqstho work in whole-

into life“ mono! lulsity undyuke u
longtimetodo it, many of the bounding-
bousesuidfamilyhotels unordnswinor and
a? multimdinous style of moral incu‘

t: ' the nest utter

 

who have nothing to do, aul that always =

And on the mot-row. when hedepartul. lio Y

mute again I will repay motif—“t Lulu). .\‘.. 5

hotel bill of a innit who had been rohhul an I i

‘ often tiwd in law hookx and legal cum-la i\

while. A: iiIuI-lisn as though it had ill‘:l\\’~
‘ bridge. llll‘h‘tlll . n~lottht, liu~tinti and

. armed turret. Even the oillI'u-r ot‘ the law

. or the iin‘ann of it. a t‘l‘lllti‘ an oil'ethh e that

. IptettidI under in \oat‘t‘ll of unwary flit». and

. Neither xhould the huvl-and without

‘ is sure liix wife can \Vlllml‘lkl the tetiipmtiwti

. halls. ru‘ot-tmiu and levmfi and they Hl‘i‘ in a

. otiIuIIn \‘i\': “In that room Ml li a one wax

- that vtuol my child knelt tor her lad etrniu:
, prayer; here I sit to xiv-t my mu 3.x he castle

_ plinth in the perpetual oil well of tho itiiructr

’ and to Rahal» in the pnwlryatiun of her ltie

earthenwara. is a royal (‘up and not can mad
3 on all its skim the. namesof those who have.

 

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i wise would enter.
l
l
i

-' of his entertaitiittent of Jarob. and t I
Lot in his noctio {min the Ii"\ll‘u_\'l‘d
city Imvause of his entertainment

lm‘htmotns'ho “'0th
of such memory lave It grips a
hunter eighty yous if he ‘vusso long. It.
pulls him back from door: into which lioothc-r~
It. smitpshim with contri-
tion in the very midd of his dissipatiouu As
the fish almdy surrounded by the long wide
1m! swim out to sea thinking they can go as
turns they pines and with gay tom of silvery
stile they defy the sportsman on tho beach.
and after while the fishermen begin to draw
in the net. hand over hand and hand over
hand. and it. is u long while before the cap-
turul tins begin to the) the net, and than they
dart. this way llld tint hoping to get

out, but find themselvex' approaching
the shore and am linuight up

to the very feet of the raptors. so the memory
of In early home solitetitues wells to ndax
and let man out thither and further from
God and furthar and further from shore. five
years, ten years, twenty yoam thirty yeah.
but sot 1‘ day they tiud an Irredstihlo ““511
drawing them hark. and they are «unturned
to retreat from their prodigaltty and walk
dering. and though they make III-'spemte «f-
tort to esa-apt- the inipnsaion and try to dive
droper down in sin tutor a while nn-liniught

clear hack and held upon the Rock of Ages]

11‘ it be "Isolde. oh. father and mother. let
your sons and dattgh;s go out into the world
under that woti—otuniintent memory of a
good. put-o home. About. your two or thn-e
rooms in a llflmlntdlotlw or a family howl
you run vast no .xucb 'hu‘ions mnctity. Your
ehildn-u will think It thm ptihlic caravan-
sarios as an early stopping l‘lzltifi. malt-dor-
ous with old virtuab‘. vulture torpetuully
stwniu: and meats in everlasting atew or
broil. the air mit‘vhurgod with carbonic acid
ant corridors along whirhdrniikeu intuition
mine stagfivring at. l o‘clurk in the morning

rapt-tug att uloor till the atTrightvd wifv1 lets
them in. Do not be guilty of the sat-rilege or
blasphemy of calling such u plaav a home. A
home is four walk eticltwiug one {unity with
identity of inure-it nod a privacy from our
side iquetion so complete find it is it World
in itself. no one out-ring eXI-I-pt lIy pertuis~
mutt. bolted and lurrcd and cltuiuol again»!
all (\lllsltlt‘ lnqllh‘llth‘llIN“. The phruu- >0

mightily sugglstth‘r -every man‘s hou‘ - ix hls

 

may not enter t. h sen e a writ except thcdoor
l-c \oltiuturily opened unto him. littr;lill‘\‘.

the law I . «hm its iron jatu on any one w [to
attempts it. l'ttlm‘x’ it he llt‘t‘t*\\‘ll‘_\ today
tor longer or shorter “In“ in t‘mtnlv
hotel or hoarding: lii‘llfl“ -and there are thoti»
5.1th of iII~t.~ItII-I-I iii which it Is ltt‘t‘t‘\\'ll‘_\ fl\
l \hIth‘l you at the lr-4iittitiIg-r—ItiilIxs In ting
I~\n-piiotial ca.»- lI-t neither wile nor huduntil
conwtit l0\“l‘ll perimuII-nt txsidence

'l he pod-ability is th it the wife \\'tll have
to divide her ltuslutid\ time thh lull-lie
\tiiokiti; or reading room or with N\)“o' l1"

 

it you do not entirely lIN- your had-and it
will lie luvatiu- he i\ divinely pinto-ted from
the Ill\‘i\9‘l\ that have wlII-lmml lllullmllil~v1f
llllrl‘ull'l~ “tilith gout intention; in yours
iiIipeni
tivi- h‘:L~(\ll mum-tit to stirh a life lllllt‘\‘\‘ he

oi Nu‘ltll Il;.\\itditioti which SW'iNA‘h arr. a.
such plumb “llll the furve of the A‘Iitiitir
«wean when Ilri\I-it luv u SeptetttI-It' e on tux

Many “l\t'\ give up their h--:- ex
tor thew ptiltitv t‘I-iidI-tich ~o that they ll|:|\
give theIrI-Ittire time to upxrqe‘ [heath-1.

whip t -p spinningr rI-mtd atrl h-und and
hum-l \or\ pretttly until I! illfl‘.‘ itx vaiipmw
and shin-Ls oi? Into a tangent. But the ditl‘er-
em» in. in one raw I: [S a top and in the other
a mini,

liq-xi le thix there i\ an {‘“idlll‘lls:\\‘1~illltllxil’
lli'll wt" little things around the private liIItIiII
\\ Illt‘ll in the llg‘W‘t‘glIh‘ tuzike it great :ttim .,
tit-n. “hilI- the Ili~tiizett tll one of thus}1 [Iiihlh‘
ruxtdctiuea l.‘ apt to my ; - "What iwtht- UN"
Home [to pluw- to keepiltvm If l>hould izike
them." llll‘llh‘lll‘l‘h, l l‘tI‘-u-lil‘:lt‘. \‘lirli'sllii-\_
Iiututtt I-hatr or may loimm‘. tipltuldnttu’. pic-
turex‘ and a tlIIvtixaxtIl thin; tliu‘ 3‘1‘l‘i‘it‘ m a
homo are disnanlni or iii-zlm-tml Immune
[III-re Is no homo-stead in w [itch to iii-mug»

them. An l yI-t they are the (‘lLN‘ in which
the pearl oi d“"|l'\!lt' happittI-‘x i~
set \ I-ti van ll-‘\ er l-N‘t‘llln‘ as" attauhad to

tho alll‘d'lllllt’lll.‘ of a hour-int: li-Iiiw or
family hotcl as. to thaw filing." that you will
vourowu. and are &\Vl":alul with thedit»
fen-tit itiI-IIIlII-mof your household. or wztli
MV‘ltt‘ot-l thrilling import in your domestic
htdtory. tilt-mod is that ltutue‘in which for a
whole life time. they li:I\I- lu-ti gatlicn-Il mt—
til I-vI-z‘y tigiire ittthe mirpn‘t. and every panel
of the door and I-vvry i‘tlfl‘llli‘lll of the will»
Ilow has :I cliit‘ograpliy of its own. spI-lltiu:
out 5. Inn-thing ahoiit father or mother. or sun
nl‘ daughter. or frivnd that was with tt~
awhile: what a sacred [Ilfli‘i‘ It le “mm \\ he it

lmrtt; iii that I-ed stit'ha'ottwdml. in that
\‘lltlll‘ I sttt on. tlt" night that I III-aid ‘lh‘ll a
one lmd re ‘t'lVI'l :I :reat poi-lie h Inor. by

null from a sea \n-yagv; that \\ as lIrIItheI-k
ratio: that \\ :1.“ llltllhi‘r‘s nwkingvliair. \\’Itat
a joyful and pathetir \‘l)nul\1\.\(t l‘t‘lllllils-
t‘t‘tii‘t\?

Tho ptIlIlie rmidettn‘of hotel and I» «whit:-
llllufil‘ almlixlim the grant of limpitalit..

Your gtim‘t Ilom not want to come to melt :i _

tulIi-I. No one wants to run :‘uvh :i gauntlet
oi acute and lilt‘rt‘ilesi hytwt‘vritioisiti. l‘llltN“
you lune a home of your own you will not In
alilu to l'X“I‘\‘l.\i‘ the host rowardul of all the
gni'vs. For (*Vt‘l‘t‘lx‘ of thi“ grow- what
lilt‘siltl: I-atttv to the Shiinianito m the
n-storaitioti of her son to lit'o Ive tunaI vile I‘ll-
tertaittnl I‘lllhhrl. and to the widow of 7.1m»

oux~ 0an because she {0d a hungry prophet.

at the deutolitii Iii of Jericho became ~ll.‘ »-:It ‘1“
tamed tho; sixties. and to llabiiii in the tot-aim
tion of an Ink-mung family relation bo-moe

of theangels. and to “dry and Martha and
Zacelwm in .~ tirmuil 1.1mm; liw‘luh’r thev
entertaitml t‘irist. and to Ptihlius in the
island of Melita in tho healing of hi~ fath 1r

lk‘t‘vfltlh‘t‘ of the entrrtaiuttient ot‘ Paul.
drent‘lml t‘roIIItho shipwn-I-k and of illl'IU‘
men-hie ht mas throuzh- Ant 1 ‘liristondotti

upon which have Ionic hlmiings from gi‘uct‘: -
tiou to gvuemtion lit-vans» their doors swung
easil y open in tho enlarging. etit'iulil.u.:. irra—
diating and divine gram of htqiitality. i do
not. know w hat your experience huslmon. but
I have had men and Women vixltin: at my
lion's-i who left. a bonmlirtiou on every room
in the blowing they ustwd at tho table. in the
prayer they otl‘envd at the family altar, in
the good advice they guvo the childtvn. in
the guxpelimtion that looked out from every
linouuent of their eounlatmnnes and thsir de‘
partura wav allnist like u bonutveniettt.

The quren of Norway, Sweden and Deli—
mark had aroyal cup of tm (‘lln‘I-s‘ or -lip~‘.
each onehuviugm it the name of the dis~
ti‘nauished' pertain who had drunk from it.
Andthutcupwhich we odor to others in
Christian hospitality. though it he of plnitust

tukoufrotu it refreshment. But all this is
impossible union you have a home of your
own. It is the delusion m to what is nones-
sary fora. home that hiudets so many from
(«Iahluvlnug one. Thirty room! are not nan
«wary. nor th-ntv. nor fifteen. nor ten. nor
five. nor thine. In the right way plant a
tat-lo and couch and knife and fork dad a
cup and a chair and you run raise" a young
lmdlst Just start a home on however
small u soak- and it: will grow. When King
Cyrus was invited to dine with u: bumble
friend the king nude the one condition
ofhiscotninz thattheouly dish hemelouf
of brood, und the most imnerial satisfaction:
have sometimes banqueted on the plan-st

fat «I.
not be caught in the delusion of mu
th in 'ug a home until they

all. Capitalists of America: Build phiti
hon-es for thepeo Lat thiswnemt-

themirobebmkouupbymnllhomes
peopleouubvo theirownfiresidmuudtbir
own glint: In this great continent then is
ray-tenant; fofievorymn undwounn to
veuhomo. (Wand drill-ion and
rel‘irzicudeutnsditm
o wun one other this lurid win
WWymd Lady t
didinEnglun'lpndsmneotthe hrgemumr
{mt-use! thm comb-yin" done tor-the
vflhgesutlcitiesinbuildfi' sunlihousas-t
tbuttl‘n ‘ classes

 

 

‘Youuz Wm,” soon asyuu
buy web I plum-van it vou hut-utopia“:-
it u meld from has to (Q-

besatisfied until he has miditofl. and.“ th-
hum-hold m put on stringent mien
until then. ‘Deny yourself all superfluitia
and all luxuries until you can suv: “Every
thing in this Imus» is mine, thunk God; every
timber. evrry ltriek. every foot of plumbmg‘ .
ovary door sill. Don‘t have vour childm
horn in a boarding house. and do not your-
self he hurled from one. Have a place In..."
your oh“ ldrI-n can shout. and sing. and nunp
Without being overhanlcd for the rich-t
Have a kitchen where you can do something
towanl'thc n-formatiou of evil oookm and
the leswning of this nation of (1VW‘
A Napoleon livid one of his great titties by
attack of indigo-5min, so. muny men have
such a dailv wrm lo with the fund swallowed
that they have no strength left for the hut-
tle of life: and though your wife may know
how to play on all nitisioal instruments and
rival a prima donuu. sh» i: not well eeluv-atal
uuluo~ she can boil an Irish potato dud broil
a mutton chop. sitter the diet situatixnrs do-
cides the fate of families and nations Huvo
a sitting room with at least one my rhnir.
even though you have to takr tumv at simng‘
in it. and books out of the pnhlie library or
of your own [inn-haw. for the making of
your family intelligent. and checker li‘nk
and giioxxing matches. with an oavax‘iona!
lilitI-l man‘s lIutl‘. “'hlt‘h is, of all games. my
favorite. Rouse up your homo with all slyly!
of . intimnt mirth and gather up in your
children‘s nature a Imvoir of eminent».
that will pour down n-frI-s‘hiiu; mans when
life gets parched and the dark du_ . cameo-d
the lights go out dud the laughtar is untitl-
end into I rob.

Firm “Mulligan.- hove Mil
your home. Julius l‘a'dar calms] the foul!
of an afirightul houtmau who was rowing
hitttiti a storm by stating: ' “So long as (‘a
war is with you in the samehmit no harm on.
ha Ipeu.“ And whatever storm of mlvusity
or h‘t‘i-flvt‘llli‘lll or poverty may strike your
home all iv wellas Ion: as you hunt Chris:
tho lziti; on ['1 \‘ll‘tl. Make home so far-much-
Iiig m ll~ Influence that down to the lax (no.
iIIi-Itt of your rhilitvtt‘s life you may hold
them withtt heavetilv charm. At seventy-
.x|\ yuan of age the lk-imsthones of flit
Ann-mean Senate lay dying at \l’ashiugton.

I mean llI-ury (‘lny.of Kentucky. His pse-
tor NI! at his bedside and the old
man elquent after a long bud
euitinx puhlie life. transatlantic and

I-I~—:\i antin. u ax lax-k again in the swans of
hzn boyhood and III- kept saying in his dying
Iltram over and oter again: “My mother!
IiiotlII-ri“ Slay the pun-ntdl influence we
no rt I» not only potential but holy. and so
the lIoinI-on eanlt he tho thibule of our
home In beau-n. in whi 1h plan- mar we nil
tiiwt. fzitltcr. mother. madlatighter. hmtber.
stdtvr. grandfather and grandmother and
grandehild and the etitim group of pn’cious
rum“ of whom we must shy in the m of
tranquirtittg l‘harles “'eslev: ~
Our family we dwell in Him:
”no church lllrl\ e. beneath:
Though ttow dividol hy the stimul—
The narrow strvnui of dvnth‘.
One army of tho living God.
To "is I‘Ullllltau lwe how;
i‘urt '.III- hoot ha ye crowd the fit 01
And part arr wooing now.

 

England‘s Broad Arrow.

The property of the Hilaliih crown has
lm-tt marked w iili the broad arrow from
timm‘ s.» curly that no one now can tell
when it “'3‘ tir~t tN-Il for this purposr.
or what \Vil.‘ it meaning. This usage
rctttittd one of the pmi‘tice at Athens
more than two tliotmind yéiim ago to
brand the I :liill\‘t‘~ luki'll itt war with the
figure of an owl a: :I mark of Athenian!
I‘I\\li:~r~l\ip. ltt the cam? manner Samoa
limaidcd her cziptivrs with the figure of a
ship.

.\ rcvcm \ttitI r upon England speaks
of M‘rill‘; the mark of the arrow upon the
[HIVI'i‘ oi" I-otivicm employed upon the
pttltlie worlu. "0 found this mark
stumped upon the quot-it‘s property of
evcry dcwriptiou. from ranks ships and
big guns, down to u Illt‘t'l‘ of Liverpool
hugging; and there i~ a penalty of two
hundred p.uiud~ for l‘t'ttliH’lll: it.

The broad arrow hm l’ifi’tlrfil for a long
tittie. and in nutty important matters.
Then- l~‘ :i sitidll English propcrty in this
routilry whirh “‘il‘ manual to the crown
by llll\ mark lieforc the Revolution. and
which i: still \ilbjt‘t'l to thr ordt‘r of her
tiiajt «'1 y.

Some tint-- l-ci‘ure the opening of the
war in ITITI, the sttrveyozs of the king
were sent thruigli the woods of Maine
within ten milrd or <0 of the must, to SIM
ch-i sin-h liltii‘\ :l\ wcrr fit for masts to
ship< ol‘ the-line iii the British navy. and
upon timer tn-ox tho broad arrow was
cut. In [772: or 1774. workmen wrro
act" to cut the hunts and prcpare them
for being hauled to the nearest port from
which they could be :«hippctl to Elig-
Iziml.

On one lot about ten miles from Port-
land two of thew large trI-I-x were cut. It
win. however too latc for the crown to
si-I‘urt‘ itx property. The feeling on the
part of the colonists had brrome so hos~
tile to thc homc government that none
could he found to haul the masts to a
landing. or to lct their oven for any such
<Pr\'l«“t‘. The Pltigli<lt government was
t‘orccd to abandon the "res where they
wI-rc lying.

lii lTSl this particular lot of land wow
occupicd for at farm. and a house tins
htiilt upon it in a very substantial manner.
For shingles and clapboard: for the roof
and walls of the house. the two masts
were workcd up by hand when- thcy lay
iii "iv wood. '

Of course both kinds of lumber were
rivrd and ShuVl‘d. i‘orthI-re were no mills
near the placr then. The shingles upon
the roof huvc‘liztd to be replaced more
than ouceJuit the claplioards on thewtlls
remain sound to ll'lt‘ pnsent. and this.
too. without ever having been ‘ ted.
The writer admits that this lum r was
wrongfully appropriated. and he begs
that the quern will graciously tho
house as her own whenever my
honor him with a visit.—-l'oulfi'c Co'-

pend-m.

Hancock and the Militia-on.

An :Irmy ofiirrr told me an anecdote of
General Hancock about his love of dig
oily and discipline.

lie was in command of the train which
brought General Gum‘s remains from
Mount McGregor to New York. General
Hancock and his staff were: in the coach.
next to the last. [it the rear car was 1
party of Pennsylvania militiaoflicera. who
were pping an occasional bottle of
champagne and smoking quite socisbly.
Genenl Hancock saw from his our what
was going on in the rear. It. did 110‘
comport with his ideas of the propridia
of so solemn an occasion, sud, culhngth
conductor, he said:

“\\'ill you present my compliment: to
those gentlemen, with the request that
they cause smoking?“

In a few moments the conductor u-
turned with the announcement that the
couvival officers returned their confli-
tnents with a peremptory declinatio- to
relinquish their rigors.

"Where is the next switch!" naked
Buttock.

“About five milesbelow," replied I»
conductor.

“When you reach it. it the smoking h
thatcar hasnot ceased, swiitch it on I
side track and leave it. You my a
the gentlemen who: I have mid.”
Intwominutes them '8 not a '

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