Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 30, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 April 1888 — Page 2

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OUEO KNO0W OUT.

April .-In th Powell vs. th aytvaaia, oa urn anoaa I k "- tk Jcioa That hi th oaW , whloh ha , a throoch tho aUNroirt ISojwyhr.. i KiaoMutk Th co w Bioao hr ago" 1 to toot tho toto low woUMltac tho BMuntfactor , of hBllotioB hattor. Ooort hohhi that M tho toliiaoBriiitro4Mo . PnuMyWooto oa atorafatroK he eoodvclfd ht aocfcawajr aoto hoaV orolaonr iaaoortfcm, or whotlMr It IbtoIvoi topwbMcheoma toroamra to nBporwotoa. aro qwiinoat ooloootoc to ttW lostotottro oooarttBoat to lUtorbObo, aod the kftaoatito ovtonBlaottoB U eooelBiira atma tho WMtrts. The argv that to aotoia tho atototowooM moo aothtar ia th wor of the kotrrtkm br tW )cillv doorteotit of Mm eoBottettkmal KoanwtooB of Mhorty M bOMt OR BMTO COBjooharo, The objoettoa that tiMOtototofc tto tht rtaaa ot tho rowrtooai forModioc denial by th toarpro vitalB ho hjriodfettoa of th mmyml aewtoction of tha lows k bbfcwaoie. Tho totto aopllos to all altka. TWdoetotoB. of tho lowor ooart w aXJootte Fiohl proowitoB a ofanBttog OfBBtoB. Tho dceanoa tuotaia tho stotanos oc sat Mo of PeaaoTlraaia, which Btakc itamlawful for any pereoa to BMunfactor. Mil or ofer for alo mar hattor or eheoto, orartkkoosigaed to tk tho plac of thooo articlos fK-odocoiL from aar comthaa anaaaMoratoaBUue or THE PENSION SILL. The Me CtaaUnr bo laolM Tewtooa IetlwC Kepewaaat reaotoa MM I WawH-wtojc, April W. The Hoaoe remiwHlfc oa invalid pension, by a party vote, yeteroay aftTd apoa a aabetttaie forth depBMaBt-peBeioB bill, receatry pooaedbytaw Seaoto. Seetioa 1 of the aoaate bUL sraatsaa: a peaeioa of twelve dollars per month t all peraoa who served three month or more ia the army r aavyia too late war, aad who are aff aria a dibUity therefroat, was sarack oat, aad the following aeetioa iaeertoa: "That all persons who have served ia the military or naval service km aay war ia which the United State ha keen eaaeeLaad who have beea koaorabty etodMMrawd therefrom, and who are bow, orwho mr hereafter be saCoriae; from mental or imyskml dfeaUtity not the re- j salt of their owa Tieioas hattta, wh are ' totally iacaoMcitotod from th perform-. aaoeof maavaal labor, shalL apoa making foe proof of theee facte, be placed npdn the list of iaralid poarioneni, aad be e' tittod to receive a pension at the rate per, month of oae cent for each day's service. f All persosw who kav srvds aad hoaorably dlsoaarawd as awe-1 who are bow uy-rwe TZSL. TH !fL-! r wb Pwiiu m tmm w . t aad rive a peaotoa aaoaf , aataralttrcff at the rate aorea4d; ! all peroOa who kape served aad beea dWharfed as before provided, and wV are not yet sixty-two orcof afer shall, apoa attamiae; the age of sixty-two years, be vlaced oa the Hat of invalid Section three, of the Senate bUL relatin; to the pensioning of a minor child, ' widow or cfaikireB Bnder eiahteea yr a?, or mother or father, apoa the death t of aa invalid peBOBrT wa amended by proemmg-taot the widow of any person who hast erred ia any war of toe UaJtoa motet, who ha been honorably abtchnri thtrpfrom, and is now a oandtaoaof depaanSBc, or is saSermg from say ettsaUHty, recognised by the general pania km, or is sixty-two yearn of see, anal! be plaeed poa the Hot of pMdon of tke United States and receive a peasioB at the rate per awash of oae cent foreaok day's service of her hntbaad. The eoaamittee redaeed the amoont oi foes allowed to asjonts to motead of fie, a allowed by the Seaate. REAR-END COLLISION. I ATeieerae Hear'a Mooeer Kttti enaaaa SgaAeWkmJ naWaauaaaJ fisnnai mm a vmB svwm wnwTc vrvaw m rraww jnsmsjv rai 3tw Tone, April IM. A paweaeer araia oa the main Ha of th Peaasylvania railroad, cenaas; from Waveriy, 9. J-, whoa ahoat a mil from Jersey Cfty? yt9rdy afternoon, crpsksi iato the rear of a f reiabt trala siandiag oa the saM track. The caboos was snaanhai to I pieces, and the engine of the pass eager tram and several ears were wrecked. k A BBmber of pseajers were mmros. llecMftt wtw tite reMiK of a tekJ m WttaW ffilnMt, lanBlBWfcnl Ol an IHMf VnM bnt far the anirknawii of BPnannP nwana nBaTan'SaB( Sa rtons e eldest wonld have The iBteroi. as far a toina. are a foltowa; eaa oa? Vmlmaka aaiajBBSBOjaS' vBtanstsul esuBBS-dasr mm ELm V eananaVSPn VVnannV Jnal BnwVFSrar J. B. KcbmHc, Baggage mastsr; hart a a hand and body. W A WiiiUIj m TKmm mm 11 - ' Sv. a. reeejBBY jvcrsi, aaHMt mnwea. A. OfBog, BrBBesnaat bedty hart. James Seewa, jsewark; bedry bnrae. face friejhefaHy oat. April ir.TFscy bar, who m WiiBBiar ex-neaetor Conkeperta his as very irmjcal The hr eoM, had reached th Ssantor's hrnm arnc, lad., April f . Fire was it aiae o'cieefc thai mora (O JJOCaaaMsl BsVaanWOs nbnV hag hi the JPBAbbo JbJbt nC BniO'SBn !naSBBBi aBoi ia the lmthttnc at the tan They were ramovi ia safety, a few of them Issving their book The Hftinua oaM do notkman Rom, which wa fnlHBfat BnlWBjaj Inav The MB nssshoa- naaws OanmSV PSBaBa SelroW oBSn Sn

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Tko wctrwwwiMry BBanwter of the hmpntatloa of eeeaser Jen J. lagans m the imawr of General a -an ally of tke OwiMwMy." . ' I 1 .!.. no Better j athar MNHKMU MMW that Z UBMl pittrioUc toMwr. WlafteM Hmmotm - Woa omo! tko oMHtmnalroir Bw fnmmhtifnH far pekmetMr.i 1. laHor-uooorm ui r-. ootar awaroo "tor tumim. omkioonwhoJ wrvioM im t h4tlo of Uw feiUorKOM. ootoriTi aaxl OaM Kmrketir im mrt hc oooraioiiaoC tho aratT i VirfioU wmUt Liowtoaaa ttill fowor aScer who hr ooirod th tlwak of Cower, a joint roooltttio of that body doclariajf U:at tko rraiitttd of th Aarka aooato aadthoir roprawtatlvo ia CowrroM aro mwo. aad aro hereby tomlerea, to Major-Geaorai W. & Haaooek lor kto galkat. atoritorioM aad ronop caoa oharo Im the great aad declaim rietory" of GoM-borf. " So loaw a I wrote Goaoral Shormaa, aftor Haaoock'i deala. 1 will bo ooly too happy to bear teotitooay to mm fro aad tofjuileot jaalitto a a soldier. soatkataN aad patriot" General SherWaa wiked to jeia in th wbolo Satioa in admirattott of hi Btoaly beariag and iatog. rity ia tko porfortoaae of all bh datSos." Geral SchofteW dedaretl that by kio death tko eni',ry had loot - oa of Ua parott patriot. " Geaeral Slekto dwolt oa 'tkt trait ml mhswerviBg loyalty to kfa ektef aad to the eaaee to wktok ke wasdorotod. Xm eotoBiaador over doubted for a atario ingtaat the abtolHt loyalty of Hancock, aad so aoMier over received f row kirn a eoataaaml that be was aot oagor aad prowd to okoy." Geaoral Hartrattft aetod that "hi loyalty waa aheolato. I do not awaa loyalty to tke eaaee oaly, hat Inyaltv as a soidior to kia ckief. To sBbordiaate kiaieolf to duty kad Womb a second aatar to kirn." General Wilieox testifed to "ki perfect loyalty to every Coam-ander-in-Ckif of the Army of tko Potomac Hancock aiay go dowato kirtory as tke Marshal y of or war. Bet ke was a greater man tkaa Key. for he was capable of iafdoiRy to ataa. woman or child." Geeral Callaat. who Is well kaowa to have made a special study id tko oaroora of all tko eradwatee of tko Military Academy, mentioned as tko ftrst and crowning improsio derived from Hancock's record "ki waheoitating obedience to sHperiors. hi aswerving iidelity ia the performance of every duty, aad his steadfast loyalty to tke lag wader which ke was editcated. Kotiag that Haacock. aftor graduation at WoH Folat, was ordered koWiac torritorv for thirteen year." u.kttA ta Jiirima- th war ep " wU that cotMtry. Geaera: CttHttM add tkat "lit three thirteen years rer for a atomont Wif iwayed iro kkt true allegiance by tke biaadisk MU of tfeoee aroHad hiai." Th war found kirn in Souther California, wnor oa it outbreak ke delivered a patriotic speech to tke aembtod troops. Prof. Coppee declared tkat the marked rirtae of Hancock's Hfe wa "constancy-" General Mile, who sorvod so long wider him. he "never heard, kim marmar or eomplaia. Tko groat eaaee ia wh'eh he was engaged soenaed to aksorb kis wkole soni. A loyal, knightly soldier, a conecientkHH patriot, a magnetic leader aad a moot skHifal General." JWerring to Gettybarg. General Miles wrote tkat "ia tkat critical kowr of oarXatioaal cskMenoe ke dip)ayed the elemeaU of a groat commander, and, together witk tkoasaads of woaaded aad slain, Haa cock fell, BKMteaig tke sacred soil of kw native State witk Mi patriotic -, -1 maul blood. Kef Being to leav tke ftekUaad reclining upon tkat memorabie creet, ke still commanded, aad ia tkat eo dftioa gave tke I aal orders to complete tke victory." Gooeral Tower spoke of Urn a "tin to everydaty." 0 Tke are only a ka of many trikate eboftCN from tkot tkat tarn mainly upon Hancock's Sdolfty to ki coun try's canoe, which were gathoren ia a memorial Tolumo by the Military Service Iaotltotion, of wkiek. s afco of tke Military Order of tke Loyal Legion, Geaoral Haw cook wa prewdont a the tiase of kkt death. Mr. Iagalls i in a most mgiorioas minority in attacking witk kis roklM partioan malice t ke Maw of aaok a maa. Jr. Y. OF HUMBLE ORK2IN. Tke Demecratse party can ask Boshing k ester tkaa a g aural adoptioa by BepabHcan of tke tactics ia favor wkk IngaX, Dolliver, Forakor and ether orators or tk opposition. Wken tk men sneer at the kumU origin of Grover Clevelnad tkey cost reproach anon tke chief riery of Anterican eHiaanshis. Had ki keginnings been more eksenre tkaa tkey were there wonld kave keen notkiag in tke fact oa wkien to bnee the con tempt none lings now so popular in some circles. 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haHaraofMl hodtato www aaay mm othliiailBWBtaoBiooiao itahto tohJaW a4 to tho inHiia mtoj thoa tho foot ttaat hoi dm wa. m mM m to wroth of Wmmm;fmmmifhm Grovw CWwfcm4 Wa hOTor hmm fcv waatifalwi hy Cmmgnm. MfnUi o Bot nay QUWIttNT OChWdCNT. Wkat a kadom pr af jamf iagocks Forakor aad nlBfsr wowU mk-JP WilUamB. Allkioa' boom r sombtof that of Joka litormaa. It la of dolkato text are. aad is not maek ldggor tkaa the striaf wktok hi tied to it. CJUeeoo htrmUL The Democrati party is mbarked heart and soal ia tke radompttoa of tko peopto from hke apelmtf of aoao)io4y. aaol wo to tho wko get In Ha way! X Y. Stmr. Senator Inrall ka not apotogiaod yet. New Eagiand Rrakmln of tko stricteot soet wko kav Won tkroagk a coarse of training m Kan Jaykawkors rarely apologia. AC Lmtus Mtftblimm. Ex-Senator Tharmaa made some rerr vigoroa romarks in tke tallysheet forjrery trial; aad h spok tko simple troth wkoa he said tko Democratic party of Ohio neither defended that erime'aor waa responsible for k. Ultrld Ptmmdenler. Witk Forakor. Groskam. Depew aad Harricon rapidly gaiaing ground ia Ohio tke spectacle of oWJofca s"r maa brooding over his Presidential boom reminds owe strongly of Maria sittiag disconsolate amid tko raia of Cartkage. Cfejw iow. Mr. Walker Blaine ha iaeaed a manifesto agatast the tkerie treaty. Is the soa wakia an effort to get into hi father's boot? We hope aot. for we never liked to see a promising voting maa ia ki prime lost to sight tkaa prematnrely. H wtof w Critic It may be well enough a a kind of aid show to denounce Haacock aad McCleHaa as allies of the Coatalerney, to skake FahebiW's three palsios la tke ears of tba groaadlings. aad to wave the bloody skirt witk tko hope that another Provident will drop oat of it, but when tke RepaUicaas settle down to basfnoo tkey should remember tkat while the Democrats are plying their artiilory the other side moot have-something better tkaa baacomke. JV. i. HermU Tke most eiectMal way to blot oat tke bitlcm6 of the past is for tke ' people of the two sections to come into ' dallr contact witk eack other. When tkey do tkfc'tbey see tkat ndtker arc half so bad as tkey are painted. Sack has been tke experience in Xew York aad ia tke Southern cities wker anmbora of Northerners swell tke popatattoou Xortheraers are given a warm . t i e..,u 1 j-.- J u U V,i. Sectional feeling at this time is hardly rv-i . K.! tkriani and edltorl Iry to f aa IU dying i- m a W ' MISSOURI REPHJBLICAHS. rn Iteti mt n reeoOor mj off bhs. Tk old err tkat "Miasowri lagged behind otkor States" i renewed as tke RepubHeaas opea their State campaign. . It is a perniciee and uswar ran table faleekood, bnt if it kad any coier of truth ia it k would be solely becanee of tke antediluvian ideas of tke Republican party in MiseonrL " c arc fnily aware tkot tkere are able and intelligent BepeeHeaai ia tk State, bnt. nevertheless, as far as Missouri is concerned, EepaWicaaism meant Wrbarhwat. Ia tk Bepabiiena stroegholds it even now rcqaire tke ntmoet efforts of Demooratie oStoiakt to wrevent homesteaders LJ Mttlers from being eowkkied and BT, . . , . 1 .1 .. . . a riven away warn in aaot-gvn or mnrdered. Tke Kepubltcan BaM-Kaob-bersof Missonri belong to tke cavedwelling period, aad tkey aro in tke Democratic eirilizatton of tke State as tke woolly mammoth or tke cave boar weald he among Ms do.l.l V liraA at flu stale aad unprofitable RepuWicaa slanders oa tke State, and we are pre pared to show, M necessary, jmrt wkat sort of aa animal -the lint-lock. smooth-bore. nsos-bac, eave-dwen-iner Kemtblicaa of Missouri kv As be will ke anmeronely represeated ia tke penitentiary, wker he will grew semewkat tome under Democratic treatKent, there wNl be Uttle dlffl catty m gottisg a composite picture of Mm to represent tke type. . Xonot Mtrntt HeneVkks' Doolro, Mrs. Bbsadrieks, widow of tke Into Tke-Pr idsnU complain tkat ske kas keen greaaay BBssraMreeentod ks cent interview, ereditiag ker witk onrinr the Denseeratic party H had o procured a pension for ker. Ske kas beea sevarely critictoed by tho press, and fa defense of kerself ske kas prepared a statonHMit, in whkh she sayst "I never at aay time felt or oa prwotia1 myself as complainiag tkat Urn widsws of General Logan and General Blair sbonld roceiv pensions X sack sentiment was ever expressed by me. Indeed, lam rejoiced to knew tkat theee ladle are likely to reeehro It Is a great mistake that I ever minded to a psasfsa for myself. I kav tkoagkt, ami sn expressed myself, that tke Government skeehi give me tke salary that woehi nave boon due my knskand. It m m tke abnndnnt United Ststos Tronsnrr. and. as 1 told, is drawn by

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A SIT MM MSbIsbMI Waebneva Of pMtaof TtMttaejr Let tt oa till to-maiiewi Ttoy eaenf-tjr jr I Oa. -Twota tt Waea we' i Mot oa, tMr. aad ea, ghia, Aa4 eh, gwta, ami'ea. bosa, As aare mm ymmg db Mehe a groat oaal ot natos, Let It so tM hoanw An jmn'N leaeis ta poor soieow, Tnttea toea MRMwaatSMMt - - MkBaa.lMMr, taaoa. la apito et eejBoaeeti Te lei a ftom aa tiaeav Ahaart alwaoa. tmmm. 9a at aae. oboa pee i What year kaoOa to Is ta Mt Aa M rM etve I pent Tba,tto nearM Mgat aad hoc. Yeaeaapleai Aa4 the soa wiM i Taebeavea i PNnt eh. mrbu ai Aa oo. pees, an on. bmtm, A mh as horn epMars CaMMrbeaattfot pearia, - IM K go till te-momHr. An pea It leaea. tm poor aefmw it KeveraeUii Aad "bp aee-bpo" lawnoef Tetara from ate teaek. Akmt atwaaa. V tr. XmrimTtt Jhlmmt, te atonrr Jweap rtpt. MY LITTLE KITTY, Ma TTacle Fat om raatt. . Itfo stick an agiy. bad. dreadfnl. sad sforr tkat 1 don't like very well to tell it. Ugly and bad bcea I was such a bad gri. and srnt and dreadinl kecause of my poor little kitty. Bat. porkaps. if 1 toll it mm other Utile girl will s bow maoh bettor it ie not to do what yon are told aot to. And If yon can't jast oaee ia a while kelp doing it. net to try tt kid it, but go aad tell right away. Or a? yon can't do tkat. why. toll ai soon asyoM can. She was tke canaingot little tking yoa ever saw my kitty. Soft and silky aad wkite all over, so I called her Snowball at nrt- Bat every time Bod ret called her to get some milk, she need to say: "Snobble, Saobble" aad I didn't like it; so we alt got to calling hwit kitty. And it waa eaongk name for ker; for every time I eiliotl kHtv. kitty, kitty, she'd come running; with her little feet ge ing poller, patter, pattor oa the floor till ske foaad me. I miskt h ive kad ker yet. if it hadn't keen for Aunt E jillv's eming. I don't mean tkat it wa Aunt X lilly's ft. for It was all mine; bot it kga witk tkat. Aunt ily had a beantiful llule chain ske used to wear round ker neck, and ther wa a Utile locket hung on it. the prettiest little roand bine iking! It w ktst like one tkat Nettie Hammond's grandpa gave ker oh kvr btrtkdav, only prettier- Awat Smllr asoil to ki me look at it when I climbed aa ia her ! It kml of nor mdiher' kalr in it. bot oa day T" i rive It to me wkea I wa a li kav to . . . 1 . i.riu MJ IT littl Wg nv It to me w mmm a iw . , , , . i iH """T ;.. . ' , It tne - a.o re m . w j sad it last oacUy flttod. I wondered kow mack Wfgsr I' ietogeUmtof etHKltUn't, ' W kave h wolka tor me to nk ker. bat didn't. Bnt every time I wont Into ker room, aad I kaew it was In a little bog ja her bureau drawer. I need to look fct Ike glass to see if I wasa't growing very I 10 e bed very early. beae every body ssys tkat w akes KMtf irk grow. One night I went right ufVr supper-ami I don't like to go to bed OOriy. Hhr but tke next morn in r I slidi't sewn to kav grown aay asor than J tker morning. I need to wish I could And a ffOv1 fairy wko would toMch me witk ker wand, and make me a big girl all af 00 or. B it I knew the f uries were all gone, though 1 don't so wky ther jhonldnvt be fairies to day, for I'm ure we want them at muck a Cinderella aad Jaek-aad-tke-beaastalk i did. I toM papa 1 wished we had fairies to make tking grow, nnd ke said: Faries. my little daughter? Why. we kave fairies all shout us beautiful ones. Tkey eome along, erery one witk a sunshine wand, and beam on tke little flowers and tke grato aad every tking else out of doors. Then tkey hurry away aad bring tk raindrons tkonsamls of them and throw them down. Ami then tkey bring a ( mil ion little fairies to fan them." j pHa laughed, so I knew ke fast meant sunehlne and thing, and I aid: "Beit, paps, I meant fairies to make little gir s grew." "Well, the very same things make little g.rls grow," ke snbL I sat ont in tko una kin a great, great while, and then I went aad looked m tke glass. Bnt I wasa't a kit bigger. And when it rained I went into the garden an atone, ann Btar(Hi tHl I was wettkrongh. 1 Had a dreadful eotd after it. AnAnd I did n't look aay bigger, aad nobody saw: H w tkat child grows!" Xet ti Ha n mend ha vised me to n party, and I wanted tke chain and toeket worse tksn over. I kept kopingf and keping all tke time tkat Aunt EmMy won id say I was kip; enough be for tko party; but ske didn't. And when 1 was all dressed to go, I went " IT ITbMMII jWC w 3rC eFlaWnl wneddn't tkink to. Aunt Emily wasn't there, and wken I look ed ont of tko window, I saw ker going out of tko gate to go down town. I theugkt I'd jnet prop and sec If tke leekot was III ImJE HHil. it was. Tkeal tkengkt

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aay tking dreadfai Im tk world, It'a ehhd Ikat will ga meddling wlih ataWr aaappkia tMnfa wkeii tkey don't BaeeL and thai yon ean'L traat t k j ad a gnMl when yoa' r dloking as wknn yow are. Aad I knew It wus tke kind af tking Tom Tom a y krothor would call Mtean and tricky and sneaky. Sot 1 took ont tke ltwket and pat it oa. and it looked iHttUler tkaa vr. My little kitty earne in, and ske jumped om the bureau stul earn pwrrmg cioee ap to mm. Hire, kitty. " I akL "yoa'r t on a wbH drea. toe. Yea must try Ron." 1 went to pat it on ker, bat ske didn't Ilk k a bit. ek trieil to l away, bnt I held ker light and put tko riWwft KWIMtti bHH lwlt ekH4ni It eiHUjC down ao lees I kad to pat it 'rounl twiee. Then ske made ker tail up m jumped away from me. Ske keeked elear aore the re m, aad when ibe cuwltUt't back oat of tke okaln siho . gave a teug "meow-ww. ami iih-h ont of tk window b went, just like a flask. And 1 could see ket goliit; Ilk a whit streak through tke orchard. I ran oat aftor ker, but m tun ma called me. aad I had to stop, fur I didn't dare to tell her. 1 kad to go to tke party. And when 1 came limn after SHmr and went out and c:ilkil: KUy. khtv, kitty," sk duln't loinp. Odear! How I hunted, and liuiiiml. ami huniwl ami howl misled my little kitty! And yet I was afraid nil the tint tkat ske wouhl eonte with tlte locket, and tka- every bmly would know I kad been meddling. 1 w t ud to ami ker all In my. f. and put ilmi locket lwek. But she hadn't eutu wken Aunt E MHylookl f k ker locket ami couldn't And it. Ske was Haathe most kecanse it was her mother kair, and ker mother wj dciL Mamma was very muck Htztlil about U to think any tking m the hmn coukl go wilkout any body know ins; but she thongiit AnntE ttlly must h ive lost it off her neck. I knew I oaght to toll, Imt every tiny I thought I'd wait one day ntoiv. 1 cried ami cried; I felt so lnvl about tke locket and my kitty, ami Ah it Emily ami every body w?tid me ami wore sorry for me, because they thought It wa j.nu my kitty I was crying; for. One day some little girls came toB'e a . .t me. ami we went to piay in imt orckartl. We dim bod an in the Ira: ami Lily March sahl to me: "What is tkat wkite tking hanging np there?" I looked, and Ikon I gave m dreadful scream and ran ia tk kouse and put my bend in mamma's lap and eri.-d, white I told ker all about It. Yes. indeed, it was my poor darling little kitty, hanging oat la tke tree. dead. Sk kad caught tke chain in a bra'iek Hrf tlMfe tl'eMnt owWll IC lwW4 Iwll JlS?Cft sad choked her la d -nth. Koboly seuldod me. Only mamma talkml a Mt l to me about how naurkty I kad been, b;U I knew It before. Aunt .Mil. IBM FIT. n mjvim " " " W t - 1.1 wauLI IMA I K i - ... , ... I .i mm but I didn't wa tt it. I i bear to wjht it. for it 1 , . .i s..t. t.... j. wtrnkl always mac me killetl my little kitty, all for my Im.1i. yemc Dr. tnWtmr. am II. Japanese PolltonoM. Tke men of Japan aro ulnftj excossivi ly polito to one another. Titer head their bucks and bow their head and pat their hand back to hack be-r tween their knee and kav a great time. But tke mot anmsi ig this b to see two old ladies ting on w other on tke street. Thj stmt h mdy. we will say, and tkey catch sight of one another three or four blocks apart. Tkey immediately heia to make o Wis a nee at one nn other, ami tkey keen bending and bowing at short mtervals until tkey come together, mim? they rank tkat imenliar a .a l. 1 w u rawing m in sreatn and ksCP y,nX 'mVU for about I wo minutes. Tk young , things, tktf 'Xoesmate," are very charming and frn,'''"! thair greeting of on aaotbon W tk old lftlw are ornat ami elaboriu tkeli addr. And the language kn k'H frametl witk a view to the nePeMiHe of politeness and of ilircrenee ItfraHtt Arv," witk nieeiit on the c. M t Trk to be. It you aro talking to a. coolie, somebody very much below a m m at. ft you. "are W gorni nongn ror - If yon are talking to one a nttte www you. or you wish to ba jMdIto to hh hud rl ing. yoa use "arlmns." If you are on formal terms with an eonmymi say oanrlmns," and wkea yea address a man high above yon in ra .kyon wake it ifosariiMasurB." It's an Utie laagnage, and pulls out to almost any lengtku Sm FreaKfsc f'krmmmk. Tke monkeys wh eh inhabit tka jangles and ekapnrrals of IoUmho. in M-xico, are forntidame aniareu s; to tka construction of telegraph linos. Tkey are very aumermis, and their favorite divendou U to climb tk telegraph poles and go through gymnast i exeroises on tko wire. Liaemen assert tkat often a kttndrod aWehediml nwrnkeyt may be se n swinging on tk wire, festooned monkey BjskkHt, by looping 'heir tails. 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