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Yf.u do imt hcliove that fme laan's libnr ! "The. Alli'iiism" li.nvo ma ii it v -i
for
slmii be taken by cila! inn and pvon t'- I tlic tlr.rty-ti vo vots of Ni-,v York to ! adJ-'il
anotlior, an.l ytt you '.vito swept alonir with j to tlift votes of Con:ioetiei!t ami Ne'.v Ilatrp
your party in its iiinixtroiis piit ion upon the ; shire am! j.lnoe (ieneral ( iarlielil in tho l'res-
taritl' kirio the last month of the campaign ; iilential tifrico
oven without a protest, although popularly j Tr
A HllMAtlKAni.E SOLDI 1. 1!
One of thft mwt reinarkahle jtiivate wj. j In ti e tii;iil;.-t t"wn i f P. '.'jtu-.i
tliers f.n either side in the late war was a i ,,"n f a
yonns i:i'iti naine.! Tom Kelly, a private in i
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U'Xt; DISKASKS!
THROAT DISKASKS!
TO VOL. lNKEKSOMvJUnrriMJ.
You are rrc.Iited with having made the
bt;-t and most offeetiv speeches for Garfield
that were delivered during the late eampai;rii,
and. knowing something of your ;'oun lant
oratorical rcsotirees, your peneet piod i:.t- . sllj,p0seij to be the most eouratri'ous nian liv- j poople
nior, imagination ard tact, your aomty 10 -wrr ymi know very well that the Demo-i to see
avoid a siront: point and the almost unerring cr.ltj(. -prtv is not a free trade partv, and ! trihuted bv sto k brokers. N'ational bankers I Cllll!j found. He had no more Im.
' sacaeity with which you detect a weak point . tl at six voars ,,f ;t, supremacy in the . mouooolist corporations and tariff beneficia- i t,!an a snake, and could almost tie bim
J i: the armor of your adversary, I have no : jiOWCr House it hasn't touched so much as a ! lies could be. successfully used in New York I a knot- 1Ie cmtM t-" yh' lat on a -i
doubt the praise is deserved. I did not have j )l(,n) of the taritv p.u.ment. yoll u,10W that ' city to hire ten thousand Democrats to vote ; rl"rter held up twenty feet av.:t, and he
j the p.leastire of hearing you, in spite of di!i- j jt u r,,1r(.t!y (0 be depended on to meet the 1 for Garfie'd, or, pos-ihly. to hire twenty ! '"'' 1,1 ,ie:,r eV(r-v "r'r, " a versa! ion in a
! gent effort in that direction, but I am satis- ! f ljoral h.ht aml iutrest and to pay to the , thousand men, who had lio richt to vote, to ! -'i"inon tone of voice across an ordinary
sure;. llecoum run a hail mile aslant as
a iii:nns ti;iai-,
(idy or.
church ivss nearly f.!ii-
m:.! I. i d to be di ne.
aeticnlly, Col. Inc,'ersoll, nine miliums of the Second M ich;-an infantry. The remark- i as ti e ,,; .,. ,.f a weathercock. -de,
equally divided, stood st ii), in order ! a1': n!;'n h'" with his build. He had ! suMi.r.it ot the steep'.,-. f..r on a v.
e whether the vast sums of money con- a,llls a f 11,1 llal"1 longer thai, any man who stunted ehur.-h s'ec.:c- a went here
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tT . ! - -1 -r-.-. -.--v ? ' IMiTi-OVti iXC'lS I V'D''Y P&f, 1 l I5I1KA 'I H I N TKOriUJ! ! failed to allude m the most eonsequenua, 01 saw t,l(, I(.inor.rntie party battered
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tied there were many points in Mr. (Jarfield's ! ,,. ni,.i Hherall v. 1 lie Federal nension ! kiil the fairlv enrese! voice of the honest
public career which you did not consider : ' ,.(n y,,,, know all of these things for you j electors ot New York.
many crave charges to which you cv.efiilly ; student and an observer, ami vet von I It having been decided that it could, von
most 1 straightway conclude that the; Democratic
your pu me utterances. - ! ako 01 jour t ,.y-ail recognilion in such tariff States as 1 party is dead and that General Gnrtiehl. mi-
teta cin.tivc ,i)tcnt e:perienee and reputation is impresrnabio , r(."nSvlvania, Connecticut and New 1 1 a nip- i purged of a single accusation made against
, upon a pla.fonn. 1 ue t.ev. .Mr. l.ee.-.ier sllil.e on - f.liso ory ,l stop tlli(;f You know ! him by Ins own associates, uncleans-d of a
i even goes so far a.s to claim that you are ir- t,..lt a ri.i,jbitory tariff can be mad,, to In. as j single stain which in earlier days would
: resistible. It must be admitted, lcwever, p..(,. Rn in,lu;tjon as any f those of the have drhen a man to suicide will be the
Uiat in ma.ier now oni.iat.t joi.i s1( ecu o, dark ,r(.s w,,j,.h ytm tl,.Scribe with such a , apostle of a i..-w political righteousness and
lu ver watt'.!ii;. Il e'cvati 'U, how
I eared to be imprac it-able, for t!:c
'...-.liiig upon which the workmen ca-:
tht ir v i : ;n' one st- j. from the (!
low. oid i:..t extend hijji f!iouuh t"
them t i raise it i:j. There i email. cd i
to aecoiuplisli the fa-tening and siMci
anv horse could .'.ilion nnd llu rp wn n 1 the I ra.en weall eic k, but by l.xi.
If !)3iVrS lTi He
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I lutiiiaiiili Tcvl Ifv to ils V.i-tueH.
m CAN 11 RELIEVED AND CURED.
ix.n't .h-imir until ici-c tri.-.l ti,N s.n-i-ip. , logical your argument, you took your venlict
l'--i!y A-; !,.,! an.l I! Vll AI.I.V i rt l i l. i i,v default. The defendant was not in court.
ciet dl i You were not required to answer to the
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Vrtrc 8S.ini, ty . nleadiivrs v verify vour authoritie
tiuXtuVr TllC 'Only' LunS Pil(l CO. You were kind enough, yest.r.hiy, to sub
ci. k. TI;rAi tij- Hiniiitii ti ..-v ! mit to n:t "interview" with a reporter of the
m.mojT, Midi. Washington roM, audi think you will credit
1 us with having set you down with as much
exactness as st-nography and type are capa-
have no doubt, too, that
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' i'i '!,'."' fJ-Tr ."JV . DKALKItS IX CARPh'CO os Vr'.i t h " V :7.' . .. ,Vi'I i ! e ' can say in defense of Gen. ( iarh. Id s e'.ectic
: v.,V. t ! sr-rtllii ;!"izr'zz . f;- nancoekv defeat, y..,, ,My i
v..-:.:.v i',,r;. :fvin "."I IXOvOf ! ! JZCebSSM 11 '- : right in all that you h say-I haven't rctain-
-. .i!...c..i:nifn.An. ' v L 5 i t'tis L&VV- '''.r.---;;"""-' 'T"! ,.. U he p.i ide of opinion with which I entered
-..ti?-. -trria-i.. Kolm. kit- J" Tl CV CxOOfl tT-' 'civ3o-0V,S? "":"::'-':lt'- : ' canvass-it may be, as you su, that the
,. .. i i Vc i m,,t. " - . .,r & ? P.V..vH J l or Deafness, , Democratic part v is dea.l-t lead for res-
'''' "'Vr "VTTr8.. , rrF T1Y T AT - 1 m::,-ji !t;-.?. ; nirection-it may be that the Republican
wealth d language and d Miounee with so the founder of a new Government,
much fervoi. You know that everj- work- This is "one of the mist ikes of Hobeit,"
ingman. w ho "na 5 ten moutlis 10 feeti. suffers ; nd much more unpardonable than any mis
under an unjust tariff as much more tjfen take of Mom's yet discovered. This, ;lt ie.it,
Vanderbilt or Gould, as ten mouths and ten is the opinion of Srn.:.., II itch. in
stouiacl s are more than one. A"ou know that i r.
a tariff yvhieh will pel mit a rhiladelphia firm The Ui i in.. V ss;in. it was in isj-a
to amass a fortune of ten niillio'i- of dollars
on the manufacture of quinine a1 the ex
pense of suffering h urna n it j' is too in ... mo us
to be enacted by Patagonians. And yet be
cause the Democratic party bungiinglj an
nounced th it it was committed to a modifi
cation of the excesses of this legislative hy
dra, von permitted it to be slandered without
standing olVer of tio to any man who could
hold biui down. n a bet of a box of sar
dines lie once passed six sentinel within an
hour. n another ocea-ion he entered the
cloud's, t--lit. and brought awavthat officer's
boots.
AVhen Tom's remarkable q
were discovered. h was detailed as a -coiit
and sj.y, un.l was changed from cue depart
ment to another. In the capacity of pv he
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its lease of life and supremacy it may be
that it can only be put down by some oilier
organization, which can dive deeper in what
you style a "larger an I grainier liberty"
but. even if all this is true, ntid especially, if
it be true that all ti e glorious results y-ct pic
ture are sure to follow the inauguration of
(ien. G.u iiefd, you will be obliged to admit
t 1 ;-it we have been skating on cry thin ice
for the last thn e weeks.
lie good enouuh to ! e,:"iu. r, ( ol. Inger--cli,
!,;;: les than t'n thousand men in the
city or vtaie of New York could lave changed
ail tiiis, That a rainy day, a ha If dozen tiles,
a smnil riot, or the exercise of a little more
vigih-.tiee on ihe pait of a ,:' '.: men in the
city of New York would have sent Genera!
Hancock to the White House at the head of
t'nis now very de:d 1 ; moerat i- paity, tin.!
thid iuslcid of pn.ising Mr. Jewell asagreiit
statist ic':.;n .ti might nave beeii damninghii.i
;.s ;i fool. Iii political matters, at least, j'ou
will be forced to ponder with me,
h it n slcn-.I'-r tliro.t 1
week-day apjxiititeii tor a Me t'nodist meeting
at A. l.thony's reek, Greenbrier county, Yir-
ginia. Ihother J w as to prr-ach. The
larger game, be;-.r, wolf, and even panther,
were not uncommon thereabouts, and deer
were abundant. The preacher bad some
pulpit ability and at times was impassioned
and eloquent. Though not young, he was
stint. I do not say that you contributed to unniamed, peculiar, and seldom smiled,
the deluge, but I have no doubt you are can- The congregation were mainly rude hunters
did enough to admit that yon consented to it. aud their rustic families ; !ind the trusty ritle,
So fat as your anathema upon the doctrine the faithful dog. the picturesque hunting-
of Si;:te rights your boast that this is a Na- shirt w ith "brain-tanned" moccasin, and li. lt,
tion and must remain one is concerned, I i and gleaming knife, were assure to put in
am sure, even with all the resn, ct I have for their appearance at "week-day ifieeting" as
your intellectual vigor, that I can safely trust the hunter himself. The place of worship
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r.'it after ail, is it not possible tlivt the
lutblican p:i!?y is unvorlhy cf the praise you
give it, and may it not he ju-l possible that
the Ic:Ti..c!.t!i.- party is entitled to more?
Vnil say that if I v.eic to start a row party
the tir.st thing I wo".;. p.-.ib.ibly do would be
t le?.ve o;;t cf il a hundred Democrat- now
prominent n-.m-li. 1'n-'. oil t .-.) i . Hut even
if you e.ei". c.'-miiii.sioiied to iili Heir places.
Ih-. r- are s many lbqui'dieaiis, whom you
would goto we'd, say li'd't.i 1 avoi !.
I am sure that the litstman you would not
take is that vulgar fraud and nauseating hyp
ocrite, who for four years has been d i,i gently
proving that such a fraud as IVcksnia" i led
an iniiiossiiiiii! y l:. I;. Hayes. It is some
coui.ens:;ti..n to belong to the Il.-mo-rati"
party, even if one accomplishes nolh:'ig im-i"
by it than to get rid of 'any as.s.x-iation with
him.
If yen mean by a new party, a paily of
merely good, liberal fellows, of men who,
while they have pronounced view-, have with
them the utmost toleration for the views of
others of men who have not learned the
thrift which follows fawning, or, with John
.Sherman, how to bee. cue a millionaire on a
modest salary of jive thousand dollars a year
of men w ho would scorn to t ike iclvant age
of s.T-li of their fellow men as foituue had
placed under th- ir authority to cotnroi of
men who would not compel their employes,
their liepemleiits or their relatives to vot- as
they dictated of honorable men who wouhl
neither steal noi purchase voles, nor eontrib-
HISTOKY OF POLITICAL PAltTIES tc the means wherewith they might be
many in both parlies that
oM A rr. ' . : i : 1 pliy.
tarv. .s ii.Ifli.T.'i' t
ti..n. l-'er ri ic tt-.lnl.a
y Ti-el l!..iTi-.'r!-..Hl.
i.v.-r it I! i.t h-T -tiT-r:i
CU-HI. '.iii "lit t!-e - 'I'Tll. ililil -'!l IT. !tH-:I1.. T 1 1 0
kl''.7..Ui., CT ".-1 j i II 1T 1 . " : 1 i 1 TIT1-I i". ' .itlVr !, 1 -' IIC-
r. 'np.-ir i t 'n.- .1 .-t t "c f . 1 1 . -r e lei rr W .; el i I i 111
j !- .-r..;Ur rv 1 li a : - ,-;t - .-v ;irt" ;' ! - -r.si- I. -!ci TT! -
t !,e :i t! -t. 1 ; -nr's I cr-.ie.- lie. with Van Ik k-'.
S:i';it'.'tr S--T p. A - 1 . 1 !-.'. c 11 ,x c'l i i l-.r. I -re -r. .-; ..r-.
K-1 nn.! '.lilinMil St .. i "I. i ..:! 'a . I V: . 1 l-r"..- ly.
t 0 time ami events to cure yon of that great:
delusion. You, it seems to me. of a'd men.
who demand so much individual liberty,
should be the stoutest to defend the liberties
and rights of the States. When yon once
concede that every citivt.-n is entitled to the
Federal protect that Mr. ( ..i iicl-l the
n:;..-s of horny-clabber you tu.w r.-cgt.ie as
the Chief Iifect'.tive can stretch his mm
across Slab s to redress an assumed wrong
t "the ci. ieiTs of a dist "met polit 1 -Mi'onoujy,
urn l ave made t lie doer wi.h. ct'ougi. and
high, eiioii for a disp.it to walk through.
It will not do tos iy that the poople of this
Na' ion will never tolerate a d'-spot that tir-y
will throttle him in his cradle, ati 1 all sic h
patriotic gush as that. The men who begged
Mr. Tildeii not. to take his seat beean..' it
would disturb leasinc ;.,u 1 might dep. cc;..te
the vi'l ue of their b..:id. tli" men wh, v.hilo
believing in the 1 rineiplcs ..f tin- I (er.iocr-tti
party, scut iiunuy eiit to Indian a in tober,
with which lo corrui't Dc:n 01 1 xtio votc-s, in
older that stocks might not "drop two or
lb rep points," tne men who today w..u'.d
sign a petition to (.'ugtess to count the vote
of Xew York for ( cirPel'!, even though ti:.
proof ..f twenty thou-.nd illegal or bought
votes lacked no jot .1 Utile of continuation,
arc the meji v, h-. i-otiti ibtite.l to a fc.ttd to c
tcrmiiiiite the rash cah-t- who ere s , .;u
min itni of ' the d mauds of trade" : to
want to tumble an usurp'"." out of the W !. i t e
House.
Theie have been m"ti I do tu.t kn-w bet
that they have nil i.-e.i -athered to their fath
ei s in th;- 'and of ours who- v, .uhl mi her ho
was at Father I'erkins' double cabin, which
had been built with as much reference to
worslrp as to the comfort of hi- own fauii y.
This notable man of fours. 'or.' ".as quite iii-.
tinguistied for piety are! hi. gifts both in
pr:i;..r audits eh: .-"-leader, but not more so
than h" had 1- en for his s:n ' ity as a iein.
tor. Vv it'i ii'ui tie- ardor of the p .--ion f-.;-tl.
c!.a-e was r oahat.-ii. fV.:i gii ;e-..is ct;.
tic ly disabledlo" th" infirm:! ies of age. The
AvtibT has, at th.e s-.me siti "ig. 1
11 en
an-
lli
lik" i
than President. Then.
be n ;
see tl
scr.t. A- iics:tc;i K tI ;
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ties who-e leaders wo.tid 1
right than successful. 1 do m-t thick so
meanly of old Hobert ?forris or fJallatin as
to believe that they would have hesitated to
I'e-niaiid that the nib-god fraudulent ea-t;ng
of twenty thousand votes in the city of Xew
st ly inquirer, into, and honest ;y
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ST-AM r.iLLS TAKHN.
FARM PROPERTIES
-'.' !.:.!. y ;;:n;Ki).
Ci:-). M. PKADE, PreMdcn!.
I!' "1, Sert'irtitry.
1 -i HV F II the best Itu-inff an ! Sncal (Ini.1.5
sim! H.-iifl-i:.."k r-v. r pel-pshe.!. M a.-h the It-?.
It tie- l,.,'!i ft-f- c iitii.!' t -'.." HOW Tl) DO ETFKY
THIMi i i I.f'i n iv. jl ov o lo A'eiir (inn
Lewyr, II. ot to 1I1 1 1'l.'i lie-. 'oircrl!y and S111V
e.l'i:i!v, llew t.i A.-t iii S.i.-icty nn.l i"i every pnrt
el 1 i fe. ri ii-i ce::tr ins :i tree ! inir" "I vnriPil i Tifemiv-li-.il
lii-t -; -i-.--O-'o t. :i . 1 dr.. .-ii f..r i-nii.f nut rfcr-
-u-e Alil'M'N A A Vr.! i. riil!..r!;.ret'm.
T kii. win- tic.- i,.,.-k .a K t . I. v ;luc n 1. I Rttrf..
tn.i.s u!U l-'alt-r tteoi any "tiler. :TeT'.v ; 'r ti"n
ta 11. li. SI'AV A! K 11. "' ..
S r. I. oris. Mo.
AW pay '! 6"Cixl:t cini -.3.-riin. )
Anil of tlie li'ilcrnl Cio , ti-?ocvf .
I From 'H.o I 1 1. 1 I lt I r t h Cri'serit llntf.
F.N 1'! ti KI.Y N !-." hi .P-ia.t, ....ii:p-!iiinive tit.il
e i.-el - . 1 vc. r !i i-ea 11 1 ! c! .-. i-.: . .1 .0 .0 -.. 'ocl I
icraai. . iiiitiiiiis A I.I. tlir Pint form." of I'.iliM.
rivl Parties.
I'I r iiict vnl 11 h t-I- pn ! I :i tion cf tie At" t N'.in-en-ri-.'ill.
S'-'cclt L-' in ivi ry H.iilr.ai.il.l. Scin."!
at. I l.il.rai v. l-in .1 in l.i.-k F rm a 1 SB ou t ay a
W ;i 1 Ciac' :-t S;l. AirctitH Tf.nitr.l i'i-. rvvThcre rt
o: ce. Her ray. lilt.V.Mii-.ii, PAVISxItl 1.. 1'tHi-lisher-.
I ntt:an;ipi.i:.--, ln.l.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
n.VA'INt. fnilr. to di-'tie..-. pt pniiiic nle cf 1I10
Fur 111 in . r. P it 01 tew esliip. ( 'air. Una .ur. ty,
i.t wl.-li lliiuli Afi.-t '.rini--k. i;i tc el .-.ii-1 t.irrnsli j p.
itis-il ..Tin-. I, tic e.t .!eriH.'n'-(! eftcr ti.e rii:n'. ;ri
pvivate --a!.'. S;:i ! Iftrin i,.re .'s i-l 'J'i.l Acrpi.
inavi! -'liitef -c.!ti :iii..ii. at.-I i-' i-ttiiev-il t-i in-
lll.'-f illi-t WiOl IcWITililiiClS coal. '1 he 'citld V.ilt t-e
...1.1 ii- a vt,el' or in --rts to suit pn o !ia -.?-. P'or
tcne-. et'v. M "n ..r ii.t.rcs?
.1AAI1.S H !,AN1. .Actirej F.xoontor.
' ( .' . "J". I -8 ..-'o . SllTllillit. ('aT-l!.I-i.l t"c.. P.l.
York be 1
determined, evi :i though, their bank sleeks
were deprciia'ed as a result. For my part,
if Mr. G.irhV.d is t be my Frfsiih-nt I want
to respect him as such. 1 sh mid dislike to
lie obliged to niir-e the contempt lor him
four y. T s that I have found si much plea
sure m maintaining for the present occupant
of the White Il-.use.
If. Coloied lugeis ill, you are so thoroughly
the friend to liberty, o persistently the foe
to oppression and injustice, why no yen not
sweep with your glass the entire horizon?
You certainly would not care to be consider
ed the mere advocate and apologist of the
lopn'oiiean party? It was not beca:-:e you
thoutrht it was advantageous to the Itepnbli
oan party that you denounced slavery V
Do you not know, or do you care to know,
that if Mi. Garfield enters the rre.idonti.il
party for the last twenty yearsother than office on the 41h of next March, he does so as
its principles? Not to be egotistical, take the representative, the perfect flower and
my case for an example. For twenty-four creation of a system of slavery much more
years! have been advocating its doctrines ! odious than tl.atdestroyed by tl'o war of
and voting for its candidates. 'polit it has white slavery the shivery whose chains are
not given me preferment it could not give ' forged out of fear ?
me. T'n ere is no office at the disposal of any I can sav to von in perfect sincerity, and
ran-ed
s of the hazards of tie' hoc'. r"s
'.'.:' ed by l.i d -op, uip'.oubte i,
ty.
It was a grand oct.r.?ion for i.ro'.her .1
With a ci'.-iv.-.'e-i house, ;,n i Father I', in the
Amen cotti.-r. and nothing lo divert r.'tev.thei,
unless it were the large totiiiber of rhl -s and
guns, v.hi h, as usual, w.-re place, conveci
et.JIy near against the fence of th" yarl, and
01 it s'.il" the w a'l of the house it sell . t he o ell
ing s'-r:ef gave great i rtiuiise of a '"good
meeting." it .th ltro'li.-r .T and Father
I'erkins were (jniieiiem mstrat ive in their d.--VO'ior.s.
The cot'.gregat on became deeply
interested. Tia; preacher wart ! with his
subject, argument ctiiiv.htati-d ii.fo po; tic
tuiagci "v. a mi the pathos and power of un
sl tidied el.,.'ieuce m. ,:ted and ove'.'wtielt.vd
the ru b' nil hence.
Ihit hi f-v "en the cl...;ticnt -t all s of th"
ill. pas ioiiat" preacher tile trained cars of 1 lie
congregation detected the peculiar yelp of a
A i i. -known old hotf, 1. T'ne ;;.ei.u brute
v.as ri -del "-tood, and believed, and the coti
gregiiti.ei w;is electrified. Thi. r.iai'if. sta
tion of itifcv.se iidetest invaded the rude
palpi:, roused Fret her J to stiii higher
strati's, which wa re presently interrupted by
the thunder of the approach of a hc-d of
deer cb-sely pursued by the fleet and faith
ful d.-.gs. sj,.u..lt;meousp.- w ith the climax of
the hist b-.tj.t cf c!..H! nee the entire congre
gation. t h tr.ell, 1-fi'ke .or tli" door.
As the e trr.cst pretK-hei dro-piied his h nds
to the rude il.-k, with a comical tone of sail-iii1--
and dir-ippointtnetit n his lii-s. and
ho'y horror dep'ete-.l ('ii his fiice, witii '-iiter-iie-s
,.f .on'., l:e exclaimed t "It is no u-e 1
It is no use 1"
To which th." piping voice of the infirm
and l h.eur.iatic old hinder and -!a.s leader
responded, with giect .;irnesnes, "Yes, j(.
is. I'.tothcr .) : they'll can h 'em. ceitain
sure." Ilni-'r's A' . eti ,, .
entered Kudimoml three times. He entered
Yichsic.irg and preached a sermon to the
soldiers a week before the surrender. lie
wis in V"w Orleans five days before that
( it was taken, lie was a man who thinly
belicM il thai he could not 'no killed bv an
enemy, and he governed his movements ac
cordingly. While under the orders, of Gen. Hooker.
Kelly proved on several occasion, that l.e
could see further with the miked eye than
any ofiieer could with afield glass. If Pe
conid get a place of concealment within fdty
feet of a picket, he couid catch the counter
sign. He visited Lockout Mountain, intend
ing to spike as many of the Confederate
guns as possible. His disguise was that of
a farmer who had been i-'.rivcn from home by
t lie I'nion forces. The enemy somehow got
saspjejous of him, end he was j. laced in the
. gard-ho:ise fvr the night There was a
Sentinel nt the door, and others near bv
standing guard over guns jind stores, but it
was. id the same to Kellv. With an old tin
piate for lt-i" r.s skied and s-oop he burrow
ed out at the back end of the building, ;u;d
walked tiii to two pier... of ailiilei;. and
- :d:- db""h before any a'at i.i was rai-.-d.
AVh. it tee -etjtiei i. b ejati .itieg at bim, he
iau out -f camp. Lo t before he was e;ee,r ol
it in ha i been tired l t'.ftv titims.
n a-b( p by
ej.ened his
or six men
It was un
ie had been
he"!"
man to do it w hilt
of another loan.
It c as no pleasant ta-k whi' h t;
men unileitook the one with his
shoulders and fumi,. .. the other w
fearles.nes. ;ln,i skill t and it was ...
publications 1 that tiny should have entire coi.teh.
each ether, ami have perfect ttu-t
meiciful (oid, i;:to whose hands tic
placed their livi-s. And so the two
ceii. led up to the highest board of ti.
iiig, taking nothing with them but the
weathcrcoi the cssel cf incited !;.
the iii'pii niej.ls reejui.ite for doing tin
Then the broad shou'deied man phc.
self firmly on his fed, and taking; h"
io'.e of the staging v. ith one- band. s.
ov r v.'niie the other man t'lin.lr.l c...
upon hi., -l.o.iideis. 'J in n he ht.ii '
the pan cf let coals with the md'..".
and the w . ..'.hi i cock. Thus tie w.
f.i.'.ening and soldciing bc;.a::, while
the maikit b.-iow, and fi'.'ta tlie ind
the houses, tla ;;!. ale-arts of th. '...-.m,
hi
Ke'.iy was otce captured win
?dis-o;i:i guetti'liis. When l.e
eyes be was surr-innde.,1 by five
on fool and other, in the saddle
der a tree in an oi cti !;eei. and 1
he
A. he lose ;.!
.'.1 to hi, T.'.tl.'.-lfl"! skill
dgieg and ! w istitcr and
: o: tl." ci '". d. 1. tilled a
. i,i. il would hi-ve os. apt.-d
-P iied to bis ii g. lie w as
tuard in a log-house with
Two sentinel, ,.it at the
y a dog.
eounn :iid he ies..;
a, a gvun.ast. i'.v
jumpin '. he
mail oil his seddl
bad not tl... ,l., f.
then jolt lind.er :
only one room.
door with rev. ilvt-rs in th. ir hand, and ke'-t
watch at his every movement. After an
I'H'T -t t'.' -i K apj.r-u-.ehed as if to .;T.-r
them t-.'.ae.-o. avii jumped lear o"., r their
beads l i e ;, ,,.,.,. p. j,;.. ,-,;, ;, ni-i, ,,f
t'pi-n t'.-ld to t ross. and he er'.,.-d it ut.d-.-r
the tire of a scte ,. nutsk- ts and ivc;v. e
w itlect b- ii.g hit.
ithie-s",- up. And as thev b. In Id
. astonShlln-tit the f.-inh-Ssnebs cf the
men, so were also man sil.-nt ; :tie.; .
ed that God would met ejf Liil .! :. :,':
from h.irrn.
It hist id a long, 1 -1 r time, f-i vet
l:i"!it s.-i-tiie-l to tin.- a:;i"i's e.-it ;
nily. The broai't sh-.iti.ieied man . . .. .
bis li. Kid a- mot;, nh s. as a lock. T!
st UlUitig "ti the sic Uch-i . of tin: ot i .
cd as lvj-idiy as j, ...i'.!,-.
X' W the Vc'.ili... in.. 1, i. fast n-,'; ,
The man c.ir.-fuily .h-.e. j; t:.-'
Vr, of his :.v o. r. Tic ! .b-r-..-:
breath, and ihank .od" froti
!i-s. Hut why ilocs tie- bi.
man -o lightly grasp the po'e .
V."i.y docs h" Pot jo "y - e
a"t-r bavin;: hi i-h -d th" b!h
the p.,wer to do so f..i suketi
--. n s! .w ly ;: ad n
he- th" gfC-:;, i 1
r, ha -t :: t- him p
ft!
1 :'
t t il
He ( ! ICC. .!
w ken h" r :
Other w et A ti
pre-s t.t.-ie
I f. a-t of th,
rihle herns.
1 ore on his .1;.
we.'tie-r- ... -k. t".
work was dot e
drc.p. (in tile j",
ne l. ted w ith fc
, r H hue . t
1 !'
I III-
.''.It!'
Wi.t
.;: at i , ."
his e.-ti-r . 1
adders, was '
I C''""g i" .
in titii ., i- '
bite mat.. A!
I fid pail,-.
:::v n.e : ".t
1
U! .lit
his
II".
three veers rnd a 1
service Kelly captured fift-t w ."..iifcdef
atcs and t in ii. d them over a- i tisore ts. 1 b-him-elf
w as captured and e-eaped five
times. Asa spy he- entered more than thirty
Confederate camps and. forts, ib- was f.red
upon at least 1,01.0 times, and yet was neer
wounded, lb- 1 ad said that be would, n, ver
die by the hand of an enemy, and his proph
ecy came true. In the last year of the war,
while biinging a captured Confederate
scout into camp, both wore l.i'i.-d within
forty rods of the I'nion line, by a belt i f
Ili:tuing.
caused his e.-onade to t. tier :!:! j.,'.h
life "f a f 1 W-hett g bed bee.) il ttl'-"
him, au-1 he !".ed i-i - ii t .ithiu! to 1.1- ;
not v it h.t ai dia g hi, nii-peakao'.e ;,..
and p. 'in in -1 h:g ....
The feible nci-i w .is carried to a h.
and :.! -r ; fg at. 1 ,.-ve!- ,n.e.". riv,:
run-d. Hut thr ctgh all Ihlgbini :,i
-border, tin- repott of the heioi.ia , :
Avoikman w: .pr.-a 1 abi -ad. and i
from faraivl ii" :r. -.::! hit.i tokens of
Ioe and rdin'iation.
A KiiKKS t'Ol'KT AM I:.
nii.iM", in i.i
IV-
. i: W I i ll TH K W ITM.sCc-
SI ami.
iug th" re. tit session ,.f e.-urt iu
y, s -.it. .! it- on.- of the Hist of the
wiis a middle age! Man and a ;
ig w oman. The man appeared io
-merely to see that thev
nought there an
each of us would call-
had transpoitation.
I'aities, ,o composed, are not possible.
The stronger the parly, the mor.- it has to
give, the meaner its membership, riea.e to
tell me, if you can, what inducements there
have been to attach a man to the Democratic
1'ltini Hi; Hie t l'!M ttv. There i, an
u-.ifove!!a mender wandering from door to
i or i ' Hrac: td wha h ts s"en days ,-f in-.i..
!-,-. l!" V" 'I: i'lc I i'do the St. .T.iMis H 'el
one y au-1 a '.- oeiy walked i.war-l the of
lic , win i. he was suddenly baited by an or
der lo go out. '" Poor fellow I" you would
have exclaimed had jmi seen th.e sad, de
spairing luu s of Ids once handsome face. It
is nearly a score of years since this wanderer
married a most beautiful daughh"-r of a then
wealthy iron dealer in I'i! tshurgh. Well, the
A Mil: little romance appear iii the col
umns of the S,,i iugtield 'Villi. One i I'
the rosiest maiden. j:i that city, while hurry
ing to th..- d"i ot to tab,- a tiaiu. tripj-'-d. and
so grac..; ally t, icviiol her.-.' If as to win the
admiration cf a very .uhstaMiabiooking oh.I
g-u.t'.-man. 11- r.s.-t.te-l the young woman
on the train and to a seat beside hlm-el!'.
CohV. l.at'toll flow, d -, a.iilitlv and ai quail,
t ittcc r:p. ie d fa-t. On j j-iting at a st ti. ;,
not mate mi'cs wc-t of the 'itvthe (--;y..;..
ex
eh
tl I'ss.'S.
id get f
.an
jooved to be a Wi a llby Chicago iPcichent.
w ho oj eji.-d a ci rr.-.;:id.'ii'v wi.h the h.-ro
inc. she rip; e.rcntly wrote as agreeably Cs
she taiked. T.ctteis wing..! their way be
tween th.e city by the river and the i tty . n
the lake. Then came a prop-vsititu, m t of
marriage, but that the worthy s..n of the su.
ceptiblo j arei t be admitted to the ivi rcs
ji: r.detiee. The father gradually ilr. -.v out
f the field, arc! the son more than made hi -
d'.NTAb
ITY. .V
c c-i I'.-j. i a
111! V- r..i
XOTier.-Hi:. M. 1. '..
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"iXKcr ro!;s' xtk i:.
EIDHOFF'S BLOCK,
( --..c-- Ui 't v i T-.r -rni - fZ
-. -t.- l t!l..t lie Will f J'- .-: "-;
ii- t l...r. tio pr -l.-sei- ii ..ly .-n tne
t --t Ai.oiiliiv i.i c acii i:"..'Tii!i : i.-'-i
s..Tli-.- en "the l iv I' l!-.ini Ttl 1 -y : -:irr-.:l-t-'wii
"ii tic- .-c.-iTd -!' r-iTiy "1 o-u'i. nnaeli. and
Wit-n re "ii t'i- fourth .M-.n-l.-iv .-.a.-li ii..!.tii.
if : J.c "-"! - '.1--'. I ' ill.' il'-T.t -il v i-:k '.lilt it., vre'l
1" a c.n'. il- 1 n-n T-r.-p-i r.-. i i.i i..ric-a .na
I - I . i.t tie-iii :ia-l 1" ll -i'ii all other .-pt-r-:-t
: .:; il- I.i l.e j.i"..l' --i.ai in n - iti.-t.c-t rv
..-.I -.'t :!.,. 1 -t !..'! p -:..
! s ,o,.i h. li. ci;i;ki:v. d. i. s.
t'i Triv
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I u'loes 1
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t.- ct t ": nrl-.e.l t-.'i ie ' I ' inih-ia eotirtv
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in. ie .t.-a. r - i-l
"... ma.!.- wel. nit il--la
i-ic-.-l tt i - on - wil! :' e
at t.u-ni e- a"" ' : ..i' i i '1 T -r .--: t e-ne iit .
tl.AM I s l.. ! .1 I l l.l..
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I.ft
tie. 1:
lei !i
t i". t
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ic-.i. ! !-. tt
r--t -y in -lily n ! !
aT payne ..! trie
-IM , ;, v ; ,ia i'i -i : -c
Chief Magistrate it could have elected that I
have ever wanted or would take. Why,
then, have I been a Democrat ? The organ
ization seemed to be dead enough in i -To and
1 s72 to sati.fy anybody but a cannibal. It
couhl hardiy elect a justice of the peace, if
public notice, had to be given of the juention.
Th.e lb-publican party bail din -.An to its fold
pretty nearly all the wealth and activity of
I-'.-.'r.-titers.
the country.
lake individi
I--
SlIOKF. THE
xi-:crTMr noticm.
i ' !.. . .Ii S i vv., -V-cW.
' J.r:r-r- t.--t:itv':!r ny (. Tin- - 7 it - t ti-
I rti'i n" v. if '.. ; 'tl . fi a " - i ,! u i -. i l.e u ri-
CAL R!YrJ!U3,
i -. - ? i',-S. lAliK DUliUt I V lgal , : toi.-! to ic.iko i in media! - . a viae;.!, a ml j,... i.av-
' 4-ir;''3;AA Ui:- If .ir. lr-.I l.r J-W; Intrchitnts ..iral-s? t!,.. ie-... W !l premt iliom pr
f.. -s e, ', ((-r,v all teetitiear-st Ct "lie l-e-nt
' firii : '-i iyi ' ' atm ;, ny. .. : ; 1 ' .p., in sinitntrim. i-xc-e,-.t-.r.
i Wl?ZU: riS t. J f I -I M! V 1 .1 AII'IA . -gg:.: s.itnm'tvi'.le. N".,v. ;,. j-Si.-n.
. yvr-s.,-;-.'--k.rf,....-i, i it Ccr (Sriin.is rri.ai "J.-' -ue ..... . .
T,l.-
r.hPT. -(.il riMn f TTT',. IP. .1
t H.ibiJilLDl Gill JCu-uiGt,
szunc, pa.,
T1V ;.hl--i-- -Tl
i-T.A -Tr.V--V "" ' l"'y
s?v. v .;-'- e.a.H'H lilin.TT.
u Ave.. l-ittIetrir. !
made prosperous, it arrogated to i!elf all the
decency and intelligence extant. To be a
Democrat in malty j.hws w.i , to be an out
cast. You. who are so fond of liberty and
humanity of a "grand" order, t 11 me, if you
can. why a man, not lei n into idioc or over
taken by it, should have remained a Demo
crat for twenty-fo;.r years ?
It was so easy and so profitable, too, to
change. Like the gates of that place you do
el". n to take stock in, the gates (1f the lie-
: - t.-
-l I f.n I a l.-.rje. Ttine t r.A !
: v ! i !-. F.S. ri.ofKS,
' i -' I A' I.I S. KVK '11ASSI'S,
: r ..tnt I'.wpr pri.-ef- than
r .: ! i- -itity. Pi-r-i..rifl needlnLr
T -: ! en wo 1 1 tojttte l.tmaoal
i - a . . r .
' - ti i i. t-i ri-pn i rirTt; C lock .
. -x-.. ar,.l satli .!. ii-a Kiiirsn-
hi.-I eric-;.
IiI-1'J S.,!e Miir.'fr. 4111 r-
.SO lo S125 a Month. ENCYCLCPECiA
id ii- . ill-
t,. - n 'j
. I '
' a ll:r ii t;i rv
e S ii in ie i i v:
::!.- 1 I" the I
! -:.!'. ar,-
Tl M.l- -Clti- i if .1 a tiles VI,-.
i- 1.-T-.T .'.. it.- -. a-- !. bar
' ! rsla. all i-r,.:i in-
TCHer Tlllll-eali-
r,-- i 7rxi:( i rciisf N(Tici:.
I J-i t-tlt" "f J M KJ AI fill A K! IV. .1 --"l!.
puolii-an j arii stood ojien night ami day.
There was no Democrat so mean as to lack
a wek-oii-e. 1 1 Is sins, though scarlet, Avcre
instantly obliterate.! and forgotten. And yet
; you thought lessiy. I must believe talk
1 about the fitial oila; sg of an organization
LAWYER Tti-ay.- t, v., ."'. ".isc, ,f '
r. n rr-A t"? ;;iir n-. to uicinu upw.inl lrnm its julia.
KOWTO BE
YOUR OWW
s.IIHO vt. , 1 1 . ...nt I ;,.t.i r.., ,l,..,i.,, 4 w
laniv-s ami g' ubi'-'gi'-n ... ' .....
Mtti.fff.ist. p- ! Su:..!.Mt'. Oct. 2,. .-6(.
-.-at siii'c.-i ii-ic at-t-nt
- Fire mm Apcj.i
. "V'. DICK,
, -n
..h.r 7.-, in 13 IIST.. -nv-r-l l.-Il Tonr. n. r.T, mui
tv. rll'i-l wiutis It. ..- n., t-t r--ci .ir. ua icraia. : c-h. ;o . . "ii
Alio o.nrr.vl A.-r:! W ailto-l. A I l:i-j I an! li:le
r. W. ZiEiTLtH A CO.. 1,0 x) Arch St., Hii'da, Ta. iy.-o-oit. 1
what is better, 1 can proie it that however
rapid has been the growth, of intellectual lib
erty in this country there never has been an
election wit Tin my knowledge in which the
votes of so main men were cast by their mas
ters as at the one just past. There is not a
New England or a m inufacturlng village in
the North where a majority of t'ne wot king
men were not forced to rote as their employ
ers dictated. There svas not a village or a
city in the North where money was not used
to purchase the votes of men whose nece-,i-ties
were pressing, or whose estimal - of the
value of their franchise was low. So f. r .1
the electoral votes of C .nine, ti "lit or Xew
ilatnp.hire are concerned both of whtih
will be given to Mr. Gaifio' l they eiinpiy
repre-ent white in-iead of African slave pens.
So far a- th" vote of New- York concerned,
if given to Mr. Garfield, it re present., merely
a tn.irali'.v as low a any that ever attat bee. to
the auction block.
Uttr party made no mistake in the nomina
tion of Genera! Haneo.-k. While .sngge.'.ing
the ticket of Seymour and McDonald, I am
fi auk en-ragh to admit that that of Hancock
and English was stronger in all repeats.
General Hancock's record was impecca'de.
He bail Iteer. a brave and successful -soldier,
home of the young husband was a happy place good Tltcn came an offer of m-in i.-.c...
one. His wife thought more of her home It was accepted. Three smds are hap; v, a
than of Cue outside, world. Not because of brilliant Avoiding and luxurious home ate in.
its luxury, but because she believed it was j -iosju-i t, and the railroioi 1 flii ials have be, n
the tme p here for a woman. Ib-r children greatly puzzled of late by the number of
loved hrr and were indeed her only eomtort Spiluglicld girls who are stumbling, with
in a few-ears. Her brilliant husband was m-tc or 1- ss giaee. aboard trains bound for
a hear'y, good fellow, and his coin aniens the gt eat and, gioiiotis West.
Icl him down the quick road to ruin. He .--
suddenly left his home and his w hereabouts ( Gia k Ah; H agoi.ks. The I; i.t -n Cona. r-
were unknown. His faithful little wife was ,-,v(; j.h-rrtlfr tells this story : A well-known
patient and waited his coming. M-ai li. ady ait:.t. resident iu K.-tm-. rch, '..- Cut
p.is-c:i and he eante not. I'oo:- Ihtle ei"a
tnre. she loved her husband as st:-- did life.
Her reason left her. Tint is the se.d.de-t
pa.it of the .story. She .vu-.s finally tckeii to
a j rivate a.j linn, but is "now ;t f :.n-...!:t
it-yiiti-i. Her "iushatii! v- ti.ine:! a fter wlidiy
roatning ab.n.t for three yiars. It is . aid
ti'.at ili-t meeting avus jiitlfeh At cite time
it was thoi.g'it she it cognized him. as het"
.a.l cs s'.i-.ne as if lil'ti! with lo-e. Ib.ta 1
lio; e fled w le-n she faiicl to end him by
11a.n1". He f.-iully care-sed her. ea'ied he,
by name, while tears filled his eyes. All in
vain. Since that lime lie has no heart to g"
ahead in the world. He hoes p. ,in.:k ;.nd
sieg s,.r,gs. l.iie i, -ilttios! a bi-rdcn to iiim.
w blii -.- te nd ing one da v nc,i r tee ,tai ue of tl si
A p. ! Ilelvidcrc. .-.he sttblenly be. an:.
awaieof the presence of a coniitrvAVoii.t'.n.
Tl: new c.cei,-.- Avas a we'l-to do li-il.iug
Auciii- .:; v-oiu -.u. aid i-urodti- e.t hc-eif ;..
Mr-. Haggles, of , Mi .-mi, aud then
"!. this the Apo.hi Itelvidctc V
"AiissH testified t- lh- idellt:
of th.
w or
'C-.r.s
'Ma- i
ml then tl e
si le: ed a gn
11" at. ii
1 1
1'
.i.i;y ti
s 0!
ought to b.
V . lei.
ae - v. :.-,d alii1
v to ie tic- ia
mi ist then said :
t -tidae .'"
idy rcpin d that it was
In of the -it--p I'
ll s ,rt of tiling .
1 of the Si tting
D
11. M. J. UCK,
PlIVSICIAN AXIl SriiUFOV,
A I.tiiiIJI A. I .
"ro! f. ,,.-,.. Urmt ' (if nn! ri"l I'" i-11 Fi-i!r!p.ti!li jtwi, nc-ir
;,c! InSUrHnCG AQSni, i j-l-vVnrh avenm. where nieht calls fnn he mailc.
'-. v 1 - , n I iih"C hours fretn a to to. a. !., ami from 'i to 4
.., iir, m . . . . ,, Sppj,,! at'cni 'on tial't to Di.-
1 ..... . r i- t-a-a nn.l l":vr. a n 9 1 hi to Suririe.it
1 rN r, I . . . . . . . - ! .,t,..r.a nf svprv tl Pltcrilit iotl. 14-19. -tt.l
JOHN MI'I! I'll Y. M. I).,
ruvsii i an inusi"imi:ii,
l'jlKW.tltl. I'A.
fMT!.-c In h-it!.!ir.e rin.l'y .-cnt-il ly IT. A. H.
-t v avmac aiv-! bo wit
tin caA s viotrt he
' rrc-o-, at j,t...rt n'.ti.-i? fn the
DRELIARi P "TWA"
. ni iit.ifr I ir.t Innn CoiniRRlM.
s--;.. -;j.iij--,i.-iT.
At ,,. , T I (iffl.'0. in H'i!:i!'.r.Etm.ii)
hi d. KLADk, Attornev-of-Laxi-, Km, -n 11:1 m.-.i.-t.
-......';"'' ' ii. O.tien on Centre Mrf -t, op-iit- Hi Hlr lt-j -w. ?
r Ire:u h :irh t rrvT.
a'... lit tc- ".''til i.i ( C t-.ta-r 1
1 ble condition in 1S70, to the control of both gentleman always. Nothing that be bad ever
ty. ; -y . ear. c -liij ;a k, I., r i-w iv : II. ,uees cf Congress and tne election of its done cal'cd for anolouv ordefense. l.'h
11 1 11 ' .is 1 1 e 1 "i . : : r -
pit 1 i.ir 11 a i i.r.
iH-.m up , .-v.r. j dead, but not from the blow s of its heredtta- Elijah or either of the prophets if nomim-.t.-d
ry eneniA . I he trouble is, Colonel I n-..-rsod, tit. Cincinnati, the voter who was bought
live '.' il;s lite is a total i'a ii tire aid aimlessly
lie giw-s f.iuii tloor to io"r and tiom town to
town. Tne world r.ow tram; s him under
foot. He will (ir.-p by the wayside some
da, an.l his wortlib ss wreck will be placed
la
a wis" and tolerant civil administrator, and a in -.tune obscure spot, theie to mo;-;, away.
prove prop:
Otii.T'.v 1.0 ,vi
v.'ver N.-THivt; in tin- world is so strong a, a ii-
! President in less than six years. It niav be ' voted against him would have voted against e l habit, g '"d or bad. The seaman cannot
t
tr. ri'. aer I-.-t !.-.?? en .Alain ftre -t tin.! --.-.'en Pi:g
lei '-; j S fert to an id--T. leu : i a: t le-r-- n erco-a i
twii ft-ry Fit wi-: Im Ei'.i.u.i If !: vi,,-K l;,,,,'.'
STAr.ia- nn.! ei t !ti ; !! i ,r.r," : kncvvfi a. the AVa'.o-rs-pr
prrty. Title . rle.-t. i-..rtrrni in-piire i.i '
.n lit XSIti.N .v SC I N ij N
Niuv. 12, l-8t.-Jt. bettiMitira;, I'a.
AnVF.KTPvFBS hynddr'-csina ;f. P. 1J(MA H I. A
t !., lo Spru -c St.. New A ..rk. e-in 1-arn tn p-.
aet -t "I -iy ri""l" - -Plill ef A n 1:1; Ti-sl Ni J -,n
Amr.re: .11 t-n .-it.,-ij HiO-Vtst Pariphh t. flc-
He has 110 hop,-s, m, a 'in. an! why should lie
Trill lil. KT KlMi V 11.1' 1
man "th. t works for bis bo-r,'
v. hat 1 uh -t woi k be doe,, h . s j.,. 1 , , . ,.,
shame. The young man wh 11. '- 1 1:,
of idleness, no inatt-T how mt;. h he I as.
disgiaeed. Ail men starling in lite ought
aim, fut of all. to find a pia -e v. l et . V
sicep soiin. i.y on , ne short-, he.-ae.se ue nriss- , ati.l ii e l.e F ."".'.es." ...........o ... ,..,.., .... n .
cs the tossing it the .hip at. d the roaring of " ' ' ' '"'' 1 axe. s;nd-, w I.e.: barr-.v. curry eonib. 11:
thewintl. We lieard laleti i 1 a formi 11 w id- " i-.,.g (.psli-n.. '.natter how. Inibej-ehd
nw who the T'hrd night alter h-r husband's Hi; v..t, s.ni-.ig, as he scratched a luelf. r ttt. The bn-ad an.l but t,.r .j-a.-.t io-.i set'
death sat at the window watching the stars ti), s fr a p0;i.c. "1 Ike these liou-es l"t th" yo-.msr man i'"ifoini Lis duty f;
i ..e . ., . 1 1 .... .,.,. it l.i.i t,.i- ti..i,.i'(.i. ' fn'tv In Ti'tri.-I ltti.cti.iii .ni.i Irt i.ini
If all the glorious iou!ts vou describe 1 ..'i 1 : i,-.,.l'.. ;..i , s ..!...., "7i-i,U I an ith sanded punt ; nice when you want to ...... p.. ,,,. t'T a -p-i...' t
trving to go to sleep." she said, "witho-. t a . strike a match, you know." '-Is that so?" ;. tt. r'. About half toe poor, pi aid i
for fear it may be charge,! with merely con- do not confound the impulse or the cause : ou uie! ef so-m- kind, i, so t ew that I can't ' she a-kc 1. demurely. "I wish I jived in a . n-.f 11 and I'vid.nnS of t ,e I'oor. d. scour
temj.lating what the Kepubliean party actu- with them. Your beautiful flower will have ' .''. ,x tw .ncn nndcr the 1, ,S(. wr.h sand piint ami the, -hebH-ked . young ,nei. . aauys , won,
, , " . Window fed to tignting. Sue watched lite -things unntb-rah ,.. if he had a-ked. 'A nat Atuing man wtio po, m-,, in, pi i,ie and K
ally committed four years ago has defended 1 been riised on a dung lie p. I.ntcry, hull- j ,.,-, ,jj,.t t0 ,i,e .,). ben quietly undressed, ; fr?" she wouM have l.ab-d him. lint he a stid upper lip, Hee.l i.ft starve, an.
ever since and now glories iv. the theft of ! dozing, repeating the coniuiulioii of such j i,,i j,,,. : "That's kind of homelike," and i.i ' didn't : he took the hint, and the u tu h v as : stands a clianc-g tu become rich, if .he y
' e: tl'
said th--
sun.
"Yi-s" i" spicicci the now nniafcd atti-t.
' It is said t" let 1. ne of the nobicst ll prc.eu
t itl cs ot the human franc ."
"vV. !1." ex.d, lined Mis. Ihiirgh . closing
her I'.i'i'e k, r, and. with arris akimbo, taking
a hist and earnest, h'-.-k at the marble, ."I've
si en t!t" Apt. lio F. Ivi,!, re anil l'e seen
Haggles, and give i.e.- F iggles."
s.-ats
io..!,:
lh-wa.. a hard.-w.c king fame r, ami tl ,
beside him v. . s hi. w te. Tie y w ere -and
int'-r, -b 1 cl'-. n. r- f all that w; -ing
on, :,,t with tltat eager curio-!-
.-irara, tc; l.'cs -ne of the j .iiiies iti a c.
tin- anxioii- I.m.'k with whi.h a v.
Wilt, h.e- d" e'e l'lic'tits and licrvort.'y
to be call, d. but they sat and ob rved .
thf air of p, : sons w ho w 1 n. tli.i-i- -re.-,
whatv.a. 1 1 ...l:-pil it g, let Wcieiiote
itt. Id: e: ct t. No 01. 1 . ct iced I he 111 an,
le-i-uplcd their seat, until court adjoin-,.
Tie. ie is a r.-inance connected iitl. the
1 1 i 0 w 1 il l; iii -:.-; cs to be u-leti d, not f..
sake of any moral that it tea, h.-s. 1.
show the tender nature and simpa
beait Ih it is w i.ij-j cd in a rugg.-d et
About fie ye. ii.- ago the farm--!, b,:
town dui leg court week, .trolled ir.t
co::it hoti-e Mi'tiiio i.-.ht-r obi-, t in
tiianto j-:.-, p.c.-.r's time. He ',-u;
afl'-Ut scat. 'Phe lawyer w;,eres xtt!
i;:"g a w itni'ss in the case". It do-- i.ot 1:,.
Wtillt tliC Cil.r- was t.or win. the vt-r '
the attractive point being, as it v.. w
a'teifivc fatu.er, the w -tr.es. a v - 1 ;
yum: girl. She ha t rosy r '.:;. 1.
ccs at.d rij.j-liltg biee k i.ttir. lam -he
her test im, -ny with a modest liar.gb g ot
bead, sh'.v-. ing her to uuu-e l t . s;
! i'i-, vet withal witii on.-'ii i. :ir?e'-
, hoi.e.l .,-.rpose that the f.u itiei 's I ea; -
ijUitl- Ci:ptiv,.tcd.
When she ;,-ft the .tainl and (.-..k 1 . -
: his eye followed la r, end w he;i .he 1
court hoi, .. w it a l.r fri. t.-i he f-.-dow -
. bin;., if. He lo-t 00 lime iu g-ttj..-"lui
i-d i 1 the olil.g i.ely , i-i.d t' e hind '
w 1. ich w as ton - hed at tht distic... of a
est gill, 1 iis-ing throi'gh thei.rtl u-.lt.f a -exaiiiinati.
ci by a s'laij. and ui hi la
soeliwot; thot f th.- inaid's and they
, niaitied. Tin y live in tl v; t -tt 1
county on a , ,,; d.ii,;,- little iann, l..;;.pi
.contented. Every year, at the ..out t
they conic to town, t.ttd j :. i-t.--l..iif
1 sitting iu that same fr.-t.t .1'. ..! 1 -their
hand, cia.ped watch th" j egiv.s 01
rac, and with "tai. lul b.-ar-s think of
happities, they owe to ne of : -1 .
IPOll SATJ-: Tnvo Lots or fiitt.T-N-r, i r-"
.1 situ.itf in tiie i..riiah .,f '.irrei itn-.-. ,,, p., i th.e Demoer.'.t ic l-aity lacks Loth agility ami for Garfield ilid not ask whom la; wasbmi
the courage of the lb-publican organization, to vote against.
It does not e-eii now dare to discuss the '
probability of decisive frauds in Ncvr York, .spring f rom.Gen. Gat fi"-ld's administration
the Tie sideiK-v.
I appaientlv d.iciae foicc ai ncccheiis..u and 1 a i-nv' minute-! was fa.t asleep.
' struck th.-n and there
to.
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