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COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURO, PA.
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WASHINGTON.
rrom onr Reirular Correspondent.
Washington, April 9th, 1897.
Hon. W. J. Bryan was fortunate
enough to be in Washington this
week to make an argument for the
rcople of Nebraska in a railroad case
bctore ic - ""i"--
This gave him an opportunity to par
ticipate in the democratic jollification
which has followed the news of the
democratic victories in Ohio and in
Chicago. Mr. Bryan told an im
mense democratic meeting addressed
in Alexandria, and at-
DV w --
tended by many prominent demo
crats from both branches of Congress
that the grand cause was steadily
marching on to victory, and closed
his speecn Dy saying j
more JefTersonian democracy in the
United States to-day than there ever
was before. More people seeking to
make this government what it ought
to be, and the crusade that was start
ed will go on and on ; will gather
strength as it goes, and will be instru
mental in bringing to the people of
this country blessings for generations
rv rnme."
The administration and King
Hanna are especially sore over the
unmistakable rebuke given them by
the result of the Ohio elections. They
try to make light of the matter by
saying that only local issues were in-
u,a tmt thev know better, and
everybody else knows better 5 knows
that the administration expected and
worked for republican success, which
it would have considered an endorse
ment. Senator Jones, Chairman of
the Democratic National Committee,
. wh le I am not at an ens-
posed to attach too much
local elections, 1
that the result in Ohio is largely
to the dissatisfaction with the Nation
al and State government ot the re
publican party. There is no doubt
in my mind, either, that the cause of
bimetallism has made tremendous
strides since last November, and I
Koiipu thnt more has been accom-
a higher professional plane, his ability
as a lawyer and experience in tne
patent branch especially fitting him
for the task, and that after it has suc
ceeded he will be" promoted to a
higher place.
MCKINLEY TO HI3 FRIENDS.
Beware of Ointment for Catarrh that
contains Mercury,
as mercury will surely -destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy
sicians, as the damane they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O.,' contains no mcr-
curv. and is taken internauy, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. im.
Out Chrysanthemums,
With a little care, cut chrysanthe
mums will last fresh for days. It is
exnert advice to plunce a bunch of
1 .
them at once on bringing tnem into
the house into a large pan ol tepid
water, leaving them there for ten min
utes. Then with a pair of scissors cut
about a quarter of an inch ort Irom
each stalk, holding it well umler the
water while snipping it, so that it may
draw in water and not air for its first
nourishment. A roomy vase holding
tilentv of water and that does not
' . , 11
nil Addraaa tTpon Hll Dprtnr Irom
Canton to Wiwtilngtoii. .
Standing upon the platform ot the
roar coach of his train Preeldcnt-eleot
McKlnley on tie morning of his de
parture for Washington, addressed the
thousands who had gathered to wish
Kim farewell in those words:
"My Neighbors and Friends and Fel
low Citizens On the eve of departure
to the seat of government, soon to as
sumo the duties of an arduous reapo"
nihility, as great aa can devolve upon
any man, nothing could give me greater
pleasure than this farewell greeting
this evidence of your friendship and
sympathy, your good will, and, 1 am
sur, the prayers of all the people with
whom I have lived so long, and whoee
rnnfliienne and esteem are dearer to
me than any other earthly honors.
"To all of us the future Is a sealed
book; but If I can, by official act, or
administration, or utterance In any
dogree add to the prosperity of our be
loved country and the comfort and well
being of our splendid citizenship, I
will devote the beet and most unselfish
efforts of my life. The assumption of
the Chief Magistracy is of such grave
Importance that partisanship cannot
blind the Judgment or accept any other
consideration but for the public good
of all to every party and every section.
"With thla thought uppermost in my
mind, I reluctantly take leave of my
friends and my neighbors, cherishing
In my heart the sweetest memories of
mv old home my home now, and, I
trust, my home hereafter, so long as I
live. ' I thank you and bid you all
good-by."
Of hymns his favorite Is that old
Methodist composition:
No Gripe
When you take flood's rills. The bin, oM-fasn-loned,
suRBr-coatcd pllln, which tear you nllto
pieces, ore not In It with Hood's. Kaay to tako
nioodh
and easy to operate, Is true
ot Hood's rills, which Are ItL) 1 1 fr
up to date In every respect. 111 a
Safe, certain and snro. All
drtiKRlsts. Wc. C. I. Hood & Co., towcll, Mnss.
The only Tills to tako with Hood's SarsapiirlUa.
The Greek Revolution.
rh importance taper to a point at the bottom should
iKlieve beused. The water should be changed
is UrgelyS and the flowers should he ke t
out of a gas heated aimospnere 3
much as possible, putting them in a
pure aired room for the night. New
York Post.
There Is a wldcnem In find's mercy
Like the wldeness of the "en;
There's a kindness In his Justice,
Which Is more than Liberty.
For the love of Ood Is broader
Than the nienBure of man's mind,
And the heart of the Eternal
Is most wonderfully kind. .
If our love were but more slmplo
We should take Him at His word;
And onr lives would be all sunshlno
In the sweetness of our Lord.
THE BIGGEST CAMERA.
,...,. . !,. tha Authenticity of the
rlr Signature.
The larpent camera lu the world has
. . , e ... K.i Vio irorv Irvrir , f .nii in tlii livps of I l....n notiHt.ructetl for the purpose Ot
1 - . . 1 U.. 11 UA 1 . . i ir t-...!- 11 t K n,Ara I tlinf.'lnr nil thfi HllTD
of events than was uune vj me Lincoln anujeu uavis. uum v..v.
Lincoln in 1009,
Lincoln and Jeff Davis-
Malcolm Townsend has pointed out
.he lives oi
Both were
miunaifrn methods."
There is a little wrangle on be
tween the administration and the re
publican members of the Senate Fi
nance committee. Mr. McKinley has
been bringing pressue to bear upon
them to report the tariff bill not later
than the 19th of this montn, wnue
thev insist that thev cannot get the
bill in condition to report before May
3rd, if so soon.
Humanity is the one power that is
strong enough to luse all the discord
ant elements which go to make up
Pnnfrress into solidity in an effort to
relieve suffering. The joint resolu
tion appropriating $200,000 for the
relief of the sufferers from the floods
in the Mississippi River and its tri
butaries and in the Red River of the
North, which became a law this week,
received the unanimous vote of Con
gress. The Senate has been talking Cuban
horn in Kentucky
Davis in 1808. Both removed irom
their native state in childhood, Davis
nnlnn tn tVlA SOI ithwest. Lincoln to
the northwest. In the Black Hawk
war Davis was a second lieutenant of
regulars, Lincoln a captain of volun
teers. Both began their political
careers at the same period, 1844,
Davis being a presidential elector for
Polk, Lincoln a presidential elector
Clav. Both were elected
to congress at about the same time,
Davis in 1845, Lincoln in 1846.
Lastly, in the same year and almost
th same dav. thev were called upon
to preside over the destinies ot their
resnective eovernments, Davis as
president of the Confederate states,
Feb. 8, 1 86 1, and Lincoln as presi
dent of the United States, March 4,
! 86 r .New York Press.
the
. . 1 1
belligerency again, and has aaopiea a
resolution requesting the President to
endeavor to save the life of Gen.
Ririera.
It would be difficult to find a more
vigorous bit 6f dignified English than
Senator Catiery s repiy to me K4U"'
of the New Orleans Board of Trade,
that he should vote for the republican
tariff bill, as may be seen by the fol
lowing extracts: When my politi
cal views change so as to convince
me that this great country, with its
Mn mvsterv about it. When
Shakers offered some time ago to
give away a bottle of their Digestive
Cordial to any one who might call at
their New York office, there was a
great rush and a great many people
thought they were crazy.
Subsequent events proved it to have
been a very clever advertising trans
actions, for aithougn tney gave aw
thousands of bottles, it was in the end
profitaDle i nearly every one that took
a free bottle came back for more and
paid for it with pleasure, saying they
had derived Deuer results uwu
iney
throwing uo the signature on the Fair
will hi Ran Francisco, so thnt Judge
and Jury may determine by 11 minute
examination of Its lotter whether or
not the decumeut disposing of millions
of dollars Is a forgery. The camera
has been made by Theodore Kytka, a
lwndwritlng expert of San Francisco.
He was employed to investigate the
pencil will the day on which it was
Believing It to be a forgery. Charles
Fair's attorneys, Knight & Haggerty,
decided to take every possible means
to establish Kytka's theory. So they
built this camera.
With It an exact reproduction ot auj
writing can be made, magnified 3,600
This means thnt a letter one-
twentieth of an Inch In height enn be
accurately pictured fifteen feet tall. In
this way, photographing one minute
section after another, the pencil will
could be reproduced so that each page
would be 3,000 feet wide and 5,100 feet
long. ,
tr Tvvtkn's studio was not large
enough for this giant camera.
it hns been built
rooms. The telescopic pnrt, which Is
made up of twelve sections, or bellows,
each supplied with a little side-door en-
trance, is tweniy-nvu iwi
extended to Its full capacity- Tnl8 18
connected by a black rubber cloth with
an adjoining room uscu as
room. New York Journal.
r.reer.e's active championship of
the cause of the Cretan revolutionists,
in the face of the opposition of the
mmViined nowers of Europe, recalls
that plucky little nation's fierce strug
gle for her own independence from
Turkish rule during the early portion
of the present century. Indeed, as
Prince George started for Cretan
waters the other day with his flotilla
of torpedo-boats, almost the last
words Prime-Minister Delyannis said
to him were :
"Mav the spirit of the ereat Cana
ris hover over your Highness and
you! brave men. inspiring you to
maintain nobly the traditions of the
Hellenic navy I
Here is probably what Delyannic
had in mind : The Greece of to-day
lacks the larger vessels of war fully
as much as did the Greece of i8jo
but at that earlier period she possess.
ed a formidable weapon in the dread
ful fireship, and under Canarsis s lead
the enemy's naval power was almost
destroyed by this primitive method ot
attack. The fire-ship ot the past nas
been supplanted by the torpedo-boat
of the present, an engine ot war can
ing into play almost the same quali
ties as its predecessor piucK, smu,
dash, and rapidity in handling. And
Delyannis was therefore anticipating
that the deeds of the early part of the
century would be repeated at its close
In a mode of warfare for which his
countrymen are both by nature and
temperament eminently fitted.
The story of Greece's struggle for
independence both by land and sea
has formed the subject 01 many vol
umes of prose and verse. Harper's
Round Table.
E. A. RAWLINGb.
DKALER IN
All Kinds of 3Zeat.
Beef, Veal, Lamb. Mutton,
'ork, Hams, Bacon, Tongues,
Bologna, &c. Free Delivery
to all parts of the town.
CENTRE STREET,
BLOOMSBURC, PA.
Pennsylvania Eailroad
Time Table in effect Not,
13. '9
IfiTTelephone connection.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURO DIVISION..
STATIONS.
NonTHtniBiai
Cameron
Dmiviue.....
Catawlssa ......
Kupert
HloomsDunt...-M...MM....
Espy
Lime Kliltfe.-...
willow C4rove
Brlarcreen
Berwick
Beach Uaven........".
UleK's Ferry
Hlileksmniiy
Hunlock'o.
Nanilcolce........
Avnndale ......
Plvmnuttl..
Plymouth Junction.,
Klnifs'on
Bennett -
Forty Kort
Wyoming -
wont, pitxiiton
Susquehanna Ave
PIttHton
Duryea
Lackawanna....
Taylor
Believue
SCBAHTOK
STATIONS.
A.M.
S8H
EAsT.
T.U. A.M.
1.50 10 09
6 50
7 0.1
rm
7 11
71
7 an
7
738
7 48
7M
BOO
8 10
8 SO
B W
3 St
6 87
8 40
8 Till
8 58
8f
0 01
0 06
10
91R
V 10
9 34
9 Hi
V ilT
, 4i
A.M
9 13
920
9 31
9 811
9 42
9 4H
9 it
10W
10 39
10 44
10 49
11 19
1118
s 01
8 07
8 18
(94
84
8 49
8 47
8 89
8 67
4 05
4 OS
4 11
4 17
4 99
4 25
4 80
4 84
4 87
4 45
4 50 ....
4 55 12 48
1183
1149
l'i"58
1905
1816
19 93
12 26
19 40
P.M.
8 50
(03
807
6 18
8 28
6 33
89
8 45
6 52
6 56
7 00
7 08
7 12
7 1H
T 85
7 40
7 54
T 58
8 03
8 07
8 19
8 16
8 li
8 V.
8 80
8 88
A. M.
ricrant,on(IB)lv
Plttbton " " 7 03
A. M.
Wllkesharre....lv 7 ao
Plym tU Kerry" I T 3n
Nantlooke 7 4-
Mocanaqoa J
Wapwallopen. " 8 1
Nescopeok r 94
A. M.
Pottsviile. lv I ;o
Hazleton 7 in
Tnmhleken...." 7 80
Fern Oleo 7 8
KoukOien " 7 43
NeBCOpeck ar a u
A M.
Nescopeck lv 8 M
ciBtwy ,! "
Enpv Kerry " ' i
. uioonisburg" 8 4.
Catawlnga...... ar 8 85
CatawlsHft lv 8 55
H. Danville.... ' "
sunbury 1" "
A. M.
Sunburv- . .Iv I 4
Lewlnburg ....ar JO 1
MUton 0 0
Wllllumsport. ." 110
Lock Haven." '9 0
Kenovo "
Kane... "
r m.
Lork Haven... lv tlS 10
Bcllefonte ar 1 WJ
Tyrone.. "
pLlllpsUuru...."
( learllelrt " W
IlttBbiirg " ' ro
" A. M.
sunbury lv J5
Harrtoburg ar il W
P.. M.
Philadelphia . ar 8 0
Baltimore " 8 0
Washington . " 4 0
A. M.
Sunbury ........lv HO 05
tewlntown Jo ar 19 05
Plttflburg- " 7 00
I ' A. M.
, HarTisburg lv 111 45
i Pittsburg srLli!2
A. M
I 3H
110 W
A. M
110 15
10 20
10 2T
10 45
W 55
11 K
A. M.
I 9 05
1 36
1 251
1 84
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8 47
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111 10
via
Hock
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p. M.
13 18
19 18
19 84
12 5
P. M.
I 1 OH'
1 45
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9 211
8 821
4 80
8 15
P. M.
S3 45
4 44
6 00
8 9
9 0
11 30
I 1 55
I 8 90
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I 8 45
I 4 37
111 80
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P. M.
I 7 80
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1 8 on!
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s 44
8 48
8 57
9 119
9 0"
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SCR ANTON HWHiim. ....
Bellevuo.
Taylor
Lackawmna
Duryea
pirr.nlin
Susquehunna Ave.
West Plttston.........
Wyomlnff.
A.M.
6 00
6 05
6 10
618
6 22
98
6 3'i
85
6 40
6 45
48
P. M. P.M. P.
WEST.
. A.M. P.M.P. M.
9 55 155 8 00
Pittsburg.. ..lv
Harrlsburg ar
I 7 05
A. M.
I 3 10
Pittsburg.
.lv
10 04
10 11
1014
1018
10 21
10 24
10 99
9 05
213
816
9 20
9 23
3 27
8 82
8 10
8 17
6 21
6 94
6 98
6 31
8 86
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Sunbury...-. ar
Washington..
Baltimore ,
Philadelphia.
.lv
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nr:iii.v. - .
Plymouth Junction 6rj
vimniir.n M.... i"1
7 09
714
7 20
Who can fail to take advantage of
this offer. Send 10 cents to us for a
generous trial size or ask your druggist-.
Ask for Elv's Cream Balm, the
most positive catarrh cure. Full size
50 cents.
ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y.
city.
I suffered from catarrn 01 me worst
kind ever since a boy, and I ' never
hoped for cure, but Ely's Cream Balm
seems to do even that. Many ac
quaintances have used it with excel
lent results. Oscar Ostruro, 45 War
ren Ave., Chicago, 111.
A Knowing Dog."
NIHHN
9 80
9 45
8 50
954
9 5?
8 03
810
8 94
8 S5
8 42
8 40
855
8 59
4 04
411
41T
4 23
4!9
41
4 40 ...
13 46 4 (4 111
1 00 6 ( 8 8 2!
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...reenona ai Hupert with Philadelphia
. .. a " ToTrmnpTifl. Tamaaua
e.aSLD. "1l"unhV Pottsvllie. etc "At
iinrri.-oure. lock
uorry and Brio.
W.T. HALLSTEAD, Oen. MaBj,
HymoutD
Avonnttiw...
Nantlcoke.,
II (llliuvn ma
Shlekshlnny ' "
754
800
8 116
8 10
814
8 21
8 2
8 84
8 40
8 65
Hlek'a Ferry.....-,
Bench Haven-....
Berwick
Brlarcreek
Willow Grove..
Lime Kldge....
Espy
moomsburg
Hupert
catawlssa ...
Danville -
C 11 musky -
Cameron
N'OUTUUMBBRLAND,
10 86
10 89
10 43
10 47
10 64
1100
11 10
1193
11 82
11 40
11 50
11 66
13 04
1312
19 18
13 23
12 37
6 44
658
7 Oil
707
T 12
720
7 85
7 47
751
80C
Tii
81
63
8 8C
8 81
8 41
8 5f
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sunbury ar
Plttsbure lv
Clearfield "
Phlllpsburg..
Tyrone
Hellefonte...
Lock Haven... ar
P. M
110 411
111 501
111 30
A. M.
I 8 30!
I 5 03
P. M.
1 a 10
A. M
1 a 80
A. M
t 7 30
t 9 18
I 4 C5
I 4 80
A. M
I 8 05
I 9 88
P. M.
I 1 00i
4 Oil
4 5
7 15
8 81
9 SO
9 06
9 20
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t K. D1V. P. & H. for
Emporium wwei.
Erie lv
Kane
Kenovo
Lock Uaven...
Wllllamsport.
Milton
1 .ewlBOurit ......
sunbury ar
sunbury lv
8. Danville......"
Catawlssa, "
B. BloomsDurg-
Espy Kerry "
creasy .. ......
Nescopeck ....ar
P. M
I 8 !5
7 05
10 85
11 95
A. M.
8 25
4 12
4 80
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SOUTH.
ABKIYI.
pmip.m.
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NOKTH
LIAVB
Nescopeck lv
HOCK Uien r
Fern wen. ......
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In con
In two
dark
t. M itc free, nusninff. en
Vast icauiujj 7 1 " , I 1 v :
:.: :.,..,.; r.nnii1tinn. needs than from anv other medicine
protection against coumnw nau cvci mcu,
Willi l)U JUIftWW'w
M it resources.
oppressed with debt, crushed by class
distinctions, or tyrannous government,
without the skill and inventive genius
f nnr num neonle. I will hand in my
resignation as being out of touch with
democratic principles. I take it that
Louisiana is democratic yet, notwith
standing the temporary split in the
democracy about finances, and the
defection of the sugar planters to re
nublicism. or rather to bounty'.
The letter closes with this discription
of the tariff bill : " It will blight the
budding promise of increased export
of American manufactures. It will
r-Tinnl the exDort of out cereals,
flour, fuel and raw material it will
add enormously to the burden of the
toiling masses of our people, it will
create greater discontent where dis
content is already threatening the
pease and stability of society. And
it viclates the cardinal, essential,
rM-inrmles of democracy. I
will not vote for it. I will vigorously
oppose it."
Fortunate is the appointee who gets
the praise ot his political' opponents
well as that of members of his own
party, and they are as few as they are
. fortunate. One of them is Mr. Ben
jamin Butterworth, who has for the
second time been appointed Commis
sioner of Pateuts. Arthur first ap
pointed him to the place. Inasmuch
as Mr. Butterworth s aDimy vj
higher position is unquestioned, it is
believed that Mr. McKinley has put
him in charge of the Patent Office for
the special purpose ot correcting ex
isting abuses in the practice of patent
attorneys, and raising the practice to
There is nothing so uniformly suc
cessful in the treatment ot stomacu
troubles as the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial, and what is better than all, it
relieves at once.
Laxol, the new form of Castor Oil
is so palatable that children lick the
spoon clean.
STRAY PARAGRAPHS.
Coal bills will be lighter.
A swell aftair the mumps.
Spring fever germs are breeding.
This month is the last for the oyster.
A moving tale-"Could'nt pay the
16 Tramps are seldom seen at water
ing places. .
Some men are mean enough to take
back their own words.
The boy who is kept in school these
days, strange to say is put out.
The merchant may uitwic w
employes, but his stenographer always
takes him down.
The Republican factional fight in
Columbia County demonstrates that
(r Urmrfs can cause a lot of un
easiness, even though they don't win.
Deafness of 1a Years Standing.
Protracted Catarrh produces deaf
..,. mnv rases. Caut. Ben. Con-
licoa in ! i.f
nor, of Toronto, Canada, was deaf
for 1 a years from Catarrh, all treat-
to fo (.rl tf relieve. Ul. "
Catarrhal Powder gave him rebel in
T , 1 : .,aru chnrt while the
on-- aay, ami , .w, .
deafness left him entirely, xt w.
as much for you.
Sold by C. A. jueim.
Time For Serlou Thought.
Make time for serious thoughts. Le
no day pass without some memory or
lornn thinffs. Each morning as you
rise remind yourselves that "God spake
these words and said." Each evening
as you He down to rest lex uou b an
gels close the door ot your heart on
thoughts of purity and peace. The soul
that has never Uvea race w nice " -rternlty
Is a vulgar soul. The life that
has never learnt the high law of holi
ness U a ruined ana a waawu .
W. Farrar.
Th Loaf W Condensed.
Mlstress-Uld you ask for
bread?
nnmestlc Yes. mum.
wh.t n. miserable little
0
my opinion, mum,
Is uslu' condlnsed
gave you;
"Yes, mum; It's
Hint that baker
uilUc."-Dublin World
PARIS SUGGESTION
milk
loaf they
:
C5r
ftV
A St. Bernard dog which lives near
Boston proves a great comfort to a
widow to whom he does not belong.
Dogs usually confine their care to
their own households, but this one,
recognizing the unprotected state ot
the widow, who lives alone, extends
his services to her house. She is
afraid of tramps who pass her house
on the way to Boston. The farmer
who owns the dog, therefore, when he
sees a suspicious character coming up
the road savs to his doe :
"Tart, irrvover to Mrs. H's and sit
on her piazza till the tramp gets by."
Whereupon the dog runs over 10
Mrs. H 's, posts himself at the door,
and if the .tramp comes up the walk
stens forward and crowls at him. As
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the dog is a big one ana rainer iur
bidding, though he has never been
known to bite any one, the tramp in
99 cases out of 100 remembers that
it is getting late, and that he hasn't
any time to fool away along the road.
When he is well out of sight, the dog
returns home.
The ddfc carries his gallantry to tne
Wf . 1 4. Ik.t
same lady to sucn an extent uii
when she is visiting his master's house
of an evening he always accompanies
her home to the door ot her nouse
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present engaged in aiding to oppress
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little disposition to relieve the dis
tress of the people in India. Why
should the United States trouble her
self over the condition of a foreign
nation when she has tens of thousands
of people within her own dominions
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