Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 September 1888 — Page 3

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MM: -OfaaUahl

luga

"Town to such a crowded, aotoy toes! I oaa't M why aayoao waate

I to nve there." m svm brtgftteaeo:

M they fait OK th WOt yOUBg Be tM window. "Home agin, Mewsky' 1m Mid m if her eeming wOM "

ligktful surprise, fasteed of a doily eo-

"How s the school te-ayr" always bad some incident

from tbe day's experience tucked away

in Mr iMMrr for hhu. Bet that he

over eoauaeatcd muck beyond a Midi

! You doa't wr, bow?" It wm

Mir the tight oa hi wriBWed. weaibcr-

wbtoh NkM nu un-

aMMkabto opiate of thai institution

of Innmf at tbe Croes-Btoeos. worm

were net Uncle seth s forte, thougBBe

to Nancy a "lear

of them town schools might

Marshy sWaaaJ

ive 1mm thiakin' thai you're

the oe to deriM about this. TwoulduH be fair for m to do It. I'm gtttin' old mow, an' m's Gowda Kaacjr, an! the wciaht ot every tklu ll be eosaan

more oa1 mon oa you. You're tip mm to have too say about this; aa1 if you think it's too much I ala't ooayla Hwould be a hofty are, with clothes, scheolin" aa' ovary iking war. tbca aU we're got to do is aot to

claim it, m that lawyer My. JoeL Ho kas moaeyeaoogk. tiurt's true."

So the matter dropped into Jnawnu's kaada, and, though sko kad oeon quite sure, oaly a few mlaate before, that she would settle It very speedily if the power wore hers, she found it a tangled question. Hereto aoiured herself tkat title ua-

w1mhm lereev vm aa imposition, the

t Ugh

twloe ia the.

In th building

to torrer.butbe

"Oa. it safe

aiajr ain't apt to strike

m 1 Ia " - -

same pjace; ana u we uinwiafi anyway, but a harrioaae that' mltos off ky this time, troukUaf other folk. Good deal more danger of your takiaff eold out here, Mtos Marshy, tbaa tkom to of the nahooW house takia' to its heels again. Thin rain '11 won be over." The rttla wm mom over, m ho bad predicted, aad the Ma wm lighting up

the drop that lay oa tue graM m Marela took her way homeward. Every thing wm juet m unual. The tonakad brought oaly oao ofthoM nbmrt oaeuaHiM tkat m OMoteatly

threaten ia oao form or another, pom

on, and are forgotten. But tkat one minute's outlook bad

ouddMly settled the quosttou that bad

he tryia' to git our Marshy whoa they idea of aoeepting it preposterous; that been vexiag her. A strange light falit

PAIN.

Poor obi Mate bM aa yetesn of wbiob the eyoB United Itates m alsaoat

tMak

juauted out of the

taltte togohY

he wm afraid oi

JT. T. Oar.

the MM-

VWUMIIMMiai

lit mrtNf earth Uv frenao.

AMhfMMceC

wratte tMMt, m

ne4 telt aM atew.

uw aeoe eC

Be eei the wMe. Week

Kelh aever e iew

AM wU M ( Tht ihmtUr sett 1 wet.

AM tte M Uw tU ax,

ttw htttc ertMh C M

Am IM oOjr m thf kw.

j l i j . ,., Antai

but to-night the story of Bob Tuck

er's attest piece of Bueehtel was an abort by a sudden thought.

0. Uaclc Seth, did you got mm

Mer I wooted?" r n . . . ai j

FunsMtag in ata peoxem w sired paokage resulted m the discovery

i of sosaetkiag otee a letter roteiveu a the ooetHMtee, stowed away aad for-

TMf

abould

forgit,

Cat um MWf a., hn y u. O i r, Br Um aw tb mmt.

AM iwttf ehiMsii, wttn new C The nrM fri Um etnlMe ,

-iMilttM CArtm. I Murps Jsa

AN INClDfRANCE.'

Da-rfcr a little

"Don' kaow wky I

estbor; totters aia't so

i w . .

Ho hakl it up to the light, wondered

who oouhi hare seat it, pnisteti over the addreM, aad tried to decipher the

post-Mark te the muring, deliberate

that m so exaperawng w

youthful iMpatteaoe. Marcia's interact

vaaiehed. However, m soon as

'towed it was from Coueia lsvkl."

She kaow David only by reputatioe,

Uaele Seth bad done more than his

share of oaring for other people all bis life, and now it wm her turn to ears for him. Tkat must be the and of it; she would think no more about it Then in live minutes the found borslf thinking it nil ovr again, wondering now the little follow would fare

at Joel's; or if the little one abould be a girl Maroia shuddered m she remembered a week of her own ehlldbood passed in that hard, penurious, selfish koueehold.

That unknown baby wm the moot troublesome child in her school the next day. It Intruded between her aad the pages of the book she held. Questions concerning it tangled In aad out among the problems on the board, aad the duy became such a weariness that she breathed a sigh of relief when a

young weather-prophet, who had boon

a ur thlajre. whea we stand for n

moment at the gates tkat open out ward, and see life stretching away into the beyond. Little ploasurM are aot so weirhtv m they bad seemed.

aad next of kin" did moan a good deal. 8o it happened that, after the

evoatof the afternoon kad been ateousted and exclaimed over that evenUg, Maroia said, simply: 'I've been thinking, Uncle Seth, that we'd better take that ebild instead of letting it go to Joel's." The rugged, homely face brightened, aad there wm a quick light ia

the eyes uader the shaggy, gray brows.

I'm kinder glad to boar you My that. Marshv. I am. really. It'll make

. . -t r r J JnuU on'

aaroer times jot us, jl mm tougkpullin1 sometimes to get along,

lam wbiob. ia taxiag nam almost every thing m own oarriM to bar gi

ideal of th eouatry. A

toy. mbignted only by JMBbbL njHsBeJT MBaw" UK

mmo hnadred

gifted nation, wbiob wm oaee a vjm of Kurope ia tbe arts aad m faotures, to tbe oojmllloa wbtob

world wltossui

iadaetrial system bao hsea in fuU operation la thin eouatry for oaly a quarter of a OMtury, aad ia twtos that time evea a more baleful ponoy than that wbtob Mr. Btewte advocates could not overcome the great natural, political aad social advantage of the Aaterkaa people and their superior eaerrv. fntolligoBM and enterprise.

But. m surely m history to philosophy

tearfshla bV exam ole, m surely will

this industrial system. If persisted ia,

woduoe the same fatal results that

other nations almost as highly endowed have exposioBeod. Th liberal Btatosmon of Spaia mo endeavoring to

hate tbe misokWfs of her protective

Boltoy, aad it to the earaest hope of

kind or that

a oorav mxuwv. a'fcllSaW

high tariff to a

hi tbe sight of tbe nsnpfatet, but plaiB,OMBmoa Moata, slaee they lad what aa expensive luxury it is, bm bob bo fond of it. WhM they took at the

tariff schedule they tad that h

many a douar ia the

A inlaw's werth eC i

wwhttMrsMed. soms y. ....tt M

tatr 1B9

A doiuu'i wort ot rw atoUtac wo( l at

AeaOsi'swcrUiof x)M 1

A esturs worm of wonrtM miss. 1 AeUr,sworUr woolta WIiIk 1 A sllsr's wrth of wwtii ets f 1 A Boiler's wort of aeaaelsef say MM... l

A as liars vona i wow Matt. l A dollar' worth o( iianw sou atom., 1

A eeuar s worut or arowa sefar 1 A dollar's worth of varatoh 1

AoeOar'swortaof starah 1 s AaUr'aworthe( pat...... 1 AUar"sworthot howe ihoa aaat t la A nsllara worth a sbmU alas usan wtaoaw-fflata, aaaortHac te slat,i aHMIM A aouar'a worth ef whiUac M Parts

waiM err z

rive ceata' worth of eertoreu..... A dollar' worth of ssaaafastataa A dollar worth of arathas

A dollar' i worth ef ahtartsals M.M

A doners worth or Baxa

A eouar's worth of aaas or simsis. 1

JL etoileW'S vWflftl AW4eBa aaa 1 A dollar's worth f Bawat 1 A doner's worth of salt , 1 A dollar's worth of aertoa thasas 1

WewdMI i i i LMtsi 1

bo bin Wext reputation wm not attractive: taking observations from a back winI " . . I . a -a a 1t ..AlltM.AAb

The atoat ray of the aJtornooa sua, low dowa ia the west, Hgbted the wbMOws of the ptofat farm-house, raided the won door-steao aad orowaedevea the faded little kaot of hair oa Xaaey's bead, aa she eteod by the pump. Ia her head wm a shiniag

teakettto. to be Wed for wpper, oa her line wm a soasr which

iwhat iaueded in its low by the

of obiekeM fam the

bed: -rart. Hi ra a' mmoI abeolemeor

- ! sea tatvy. I ca terry'-

tbrifttoM, happy-go-lucky, always ia

araaeat straits, but with brilliant

prospects just ahead, who bad drifted

to the farther nest years eeiore. oo Xarda turned her attention to her paners. aad Uncle Seth spread hie letter

carefully on the table before him, aad aerused it in sUeuee.

Half aa hour later M MOKea up

aad mw the sheet still before him, but bh eyes were looking beyond it la a

bewildered, troubled way.

Why. Umm Seth, what to the

but I never did shirk yet, aa' If 'twas late to begin bow."

He wm off on his journey in tbe few

dew instead of from his spelling-book, days of Mareia's enforced vacation, aad

ebot up his band like a signal-rocket,

aad announced: "Mease 'm, there's getn to be a storm! All eloudV up in the wmU" The black bank along the western horizon wm sufficiently threatening to offer a lawful excuse for dismissing her

school, but the young teacher quite for

got it, when tbe tost ringing step and

she and Nancy had ample time tor planning. They hunted up old muslin dressM that would out over nicely, but decided that the matter of making clothing must await a clearer knowl

edge of the young stranger's sue. They pondered whether the

room or the "best room" oouldbe most I

oomfortablv transformed into a nurs-

bjh

I Get out of

Chiny-aa-

atd

ss Ieaa make out," Mid the slowly, "David he's dead, left me a little child to take

ersT

"'BwtaMsM.' m --BnieverTK aware

I m Blteve

head out off la the anorak' .

- - ease

r tererer ia ue aowersr'

The last sentence was addressed to Maroia, who bad juet eatored the gate.

laughed, whisked her white at the refractory tow to, aad mm sburryiag to the bars.

Thea she tuned toward the house, swiagtBgoa her Barer the key tkat wm her badge of oatoe m teacher

also of the schools at bbo

papor, aad

It wm a large abuildtas, but it

key for so small

treat things

It unlocked aot

eaty the dtogy sebeol re em, but the door of a best of ploaoant posefbUfttos'aad goldea dreasM as well; help

for Uncle Seth. improvement in the

home, books, aa ever-widening

of comfort. Even while she slipped aWelwawybraM ring from her lager

Hoa its appointed nail, she

ttally neTaaeriag the stiff

obaits aad weighty

Isftblft rC mbb IMsbC TMMmlv 10 forth piano that might nr-

Xaaejr liagered to gather up the lfllfs4sWMMMmV )fc9e?NIPBBflt 8(kMaVpM!l fff mvjr

the feathered famvadera, aad, whoa her

kettle kad beesi plaeod on the stove, she carefully arraagedthem in a ekiaa

oatheaaaatet

"I s'peee 'toiat right to blame sax!

for their nature.

. If - sasa t t MsMt eMsl

iadiraatton; "but it

i tf he might have bad

twoxralas of sense wHkottt

t 'em aav. West you've said

, you've said all the good there to

to 'earn. They've precious little gamp-

ia takiar care of their

a mite of

recovered

"Facttotuecw'sBOthm' human-like

about poultry, unless it's the way the

oM rooster cells up bto whole brood

whenever he ftads aay thing to

oaektos aa)d brags about what a good

hmhet H bhBssif. That to

Hke

rvo

a good If that

Tea, I kaow. Wo

that faU," tetorrupted

with the teae of one to) whoa

bH desirable thiags toohed kopofuL

of bet

"WelU 'tetotBe

msoutef mete hilto.

Bay way,

jJfW tlMiworoibttMt Tour Uaeto Seth bo's goae up to Thin hast rimnrk badM esesietfBa aad was Miistj inlisiii to ladteate witehedher anshi of MSBgadHoml BMBMbie, her kBthMu' !ytee ajaaMBtoCBtookup the stetwsaeat that lbt tsi "yHgriBi sal I sliMigii AJsMsjye jtjatiait ptmbl "uro? but it ssoBseda very esajr aad ia"Viabsw osm to bbo msm who psassed for

he's

of."

"A ehiMr Marcia dropped her

Xaacy her pea of muatae. -That's it, aigb M I ean make out," repeated Uncle Seth. "David never wm ae scholar, aa' he didn't write

much. He calls it a little toeum'ranee

Ml,- M

'Incumbrance! I should think sot".

Mareia's amasenMat and indignation

Wbv doa't the rest of

hi family-take care of it?"

He ain't got any. He Mys his wile

died a few months ago. an' he's dyin',

we're has next of kin- Aa' ke's

gtod to leave it to me, 'cause he knows

iTt um it noways But weil '

He's right enough there. You

aever mistreated evea a dog that come to you," interposed Xaney. "But a baby! 'Pears to me some folks kave a

dreadful knack of dyin' aaT toavin' all their affairs at toow ends."

Jfareto, looked at the grixxkd head

beat over tbe letter, the brown, eareItaed face, tbe knotted, toll-hardened

Mads. There had always been some aest of kin" for Uaeto Seth to help; losae eae sick, or poor, or worse, with

a bardoa to roll upon his kind, patient shoulders. He had always been stag

gering under suck toads: never free,

with a chance to push his own it . WW

way, m ae mtgat ewe Bare none, lie

wm old bow. aad she wm just beginnhag to hope that she oould make life's

evening easier aad happier, and now

tetor Tbe giri rebelled.

''It isn't right!" she said, hotly. "David says H's small bow, but be

hopes it'll grew to be oonsider'bto um to bm some day," pursued the old man, Vhm&BamtJ tr jsmtejsmjmfajs; m

'In the same way its father wm, prob-

ablyl" eemmsBted Maroia. "Ton were

always helping aim when be wm

here."

Well, conslisr'bto. Ton sea; some

body bad to," admitted Undo Seth,

fumbling at th corners ef the totter.

"David meant well, aa be wm always

a-jrhtin' ap plans that seemed 'sif they might work, oaly they'd run sgia a

Marcia gtonosd at another pa)er on

the table, one la aetoar, bold ohlrog-

raphy. i That's from a lawyer out there;

David's wm iaeid of ," exptolned nBao InaUnJLeB laasanaTsnVm tAaj. ajjaaat t 'Was Jrvs amfPlimmB imsBBBinm eamemi eannnTw M9m WS kaad. "He Mys be s'poess my relative baa 'eueiatod bm with the nature of hla Itttte hiounat-" asnanv fiwrw wwwww "Welt, be keiatr' declared Xancy, irately. "Wky uador the eaaopy eeuMnt he toU what 'twssV a gki or a boy? Twoakibe sobm coasolstioa to kaow whether a bsdgr'd go to speed their days potehin' to ok its, or tuekia'

sjaBJSk djaja HSjaKV TwV Maw BBWIfJl wkliih. ao wBBtmcl vi tsrwea ejwvnmimt

ntatenttsat tkstfurthor

bo furatoksd upon

ofin-

ehattering votes kad died away, ia the ery; and, from its long banishment in

the attic, they nrougnt oown an ofashioned cradle. Softly pillowed and daintily equipped.

tbeeradle stood beside the fire on tke

evening that Uncle Setk wm expected home, while on the stove wm a eup of

catnip tea, hich Xancy now pushed forward to warm, now backward Into obscurity, according to her fluctuating opinion of the age of the baby. When the familiar stop at last sounded at the door both women started for

ward. But Uncle Seth entered alone. "The baby!" ex churned Marcia. Where is the child?11 "Shot" Uncle Seth's face wore a look of confusion, aad ho laughed in aa embarrassed way. "There aint any child; that wm just a mistake of mine David bein' such a mighty poor writer. 'Twasnt ' little laeum'nanoe,' like tbe way I read it, but little income, rente and'the like.' Anyhow, that's what the lawyer made it out, though be 'lowed mebby be wouldn't, if he hadn't knewed what it wm aferehaad. " David calls it little ho always bad high notions but it's enough to be worth a good deal to us, Marshy," Bad the kindly old eyes rested tenderly on

Um girl's face. "Xou east have the old house fixed up now, and a good many things you've wanted to bare done.

I'm right gtod for you, ohild." Xaacy whisked the catnip tea from the stove, aad surreptitiously, emptied it into the sink. "Well," she said, with a long breath.

"It sort of makes me think of that story you read one day, Marshy, about St. Christopher; bow he wm willin' to carry the ebild across, though it was eo heavy, and afterward it turned out to be Well! Under tke ciroumetenoee it's just m well we didn't tot it go to Joel's." JTak W. Mtmilin, t I'suAVi CO WIS MOM. UPPER GLASS IDIOTS,

distance, and she wm left alone. "One more wouldn't make much difference la many families in Joel's," she said, her elbows resting on the desk before her, and her chin between her palms. " But for us it moans pinching and contriving, and all the old story over again. ' Care and hard work for Uncle Seth and Xancy, aad for me the giving up what I bad planned to do, and going without things I hoped to have. I've done without them all my life, aad it is hard!" It wm bard. She wm only a girl, aad this now burden wm crowding out all tbe brightness and beauty for which she had worked, and waited so patiently. Under its shadow life seemed to stretch nway before her, m somber and monotonous as tbe sweep of prairie visible from her window. How dull tbe sun-browned grass wm under this cloudy sky! The wind was rising rapidly, and swept in strong gusts around the building, swaying tbe few trees that grew near it, moaning through their tops, aad then rushing away on

its unimpeded course across the open country, leaving behind It a moment's breathless stillness. Suddenly the sky changed to a peculiar greenish hue, there wm rushing, rumbling sound, toss like thunder, tbaa

like a swiftly approaching train. Marela started to her feet, but she had seareely time to think what it wm before a fierce Mast came crashing through the trees, twisting and snaptog them, and making the little building shake and quiver, as if it were trembling to. an agony of fear before this mighty, invisible power. Marela sprang to the window, and looked helplessly toward home. " I ought to hare gone" she began, but tbe seateace was left unfinished. Her head suddenly bumped against the sash, then she wm swiftly thrown backward upon the floor, with a confused vision of flying desks, books and benches, and a feeling that tbe building wm being violently lifted and

borne forward. There wm a moment of fearful uproar, in whlck the rattling of furniture, the erMhing of glass, her owb shriek, and the roar of

the wind were Mended; then the din and frightful motion eeasedf aad all wm still. She slowly freed herself from the chairs and maps piled around her, and regained her feet. Beyond a few slight bruises she wm unhurt, and m soon m her bewildered brain comprehended what kad happened, sue obeyed her first impulse, and esMOsd from the bouM to tbe open prairie. Hero a votes greeted her. Ueito! You bore, Mtos Mersey?

Well, wasa't that, a blew!" aad Squire

"He Mys if you aWt etolm it within

it is to go, by David s

to aastiisr branch of the

faasUy.n

Jeers fiwss thavs all there is,

"Jeers rtoh

They aft BSMovstoed HfeflrMt, bbMMMH Bb4t eMrCI

fcheM

Sslby sorambtod up from the earth

and looked about him, with his round

face wearing a expression more nearly like gravity tbaa It had ever been knowa to assume before.

"I wm oa my way borne from towa

when I noticed the sterm-eiouds rollia' sdn fast, that I thought I'd better

make for the scheol-heuse. I

ktoe it would be so obUgia' m to

half B ay aad Meet me. I beard we

wm kwia' sobm progressive doia's SBWPB iBBBefc JJT'SB Befst BSMrPPy 3Mtee5(P

Marshy, but this to more tbaa I ex-

Well, waea't it a blow I I whore my kerne aad wagon

to. I jumped out, aad toy i ifimi and it sM JWbblB

sia'tbtowa to fisdirs Ufa UlMtbe'a

TmrB BHeJfc avajjeBBl tBB aBral sWftlP43lg SMHm

1 Mar9 JVi'MMsft ePReMI

Thc Bwht Wfe Are a

OewMrr WhM ProOaaad

There is said to be an institution near London "for Um training of idiots of the upper classes." Ferhaps the superior intellectual character of sobm future Houm of Lords may be traced back to the Mylum in question. Idiocy to not a disqualification for th peerage. A Peer's a Peer for a' that;" and M an educated idiotic nobleman to oetv

tainly to be preferred M a legislator to an ignorant one, the new iastituttoa may be considered a good thiag, both for the people and the privileged order. We have lathis country a good maay young imbeciles hi what are erroneous' ly eel tod the "upper circles," who would be ail the bettor for a proper course of moral and mental trainingsnobbish young "gen to," fresh from tbe tour of Kurope, for example, who lisp bad Freaoh through their foreigngrown mustaches, and are m ssastttve mVsOBw Ssn'iaT JJJ4(sbI j4k'4MJ Jobs 0 nBSjpsymrBal grocer who insistsd oa taking precsdence of a tobaceoaist, on the priaoipto thai "obomo always went before to-

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every friend of progress tkat they may succeed ia their efforts. But the leading Republican statesman of this country endeavors to persuade his tol-low-citisens of tbe wisdom and beneficence of a Uke policy, in face of the manifest proofs tbat it is already entailing upon tbesn the same mischiefs whtok it kM inflicted on the older nations of the world. Shallow, sir! shallow! Aad oa your shoals you would drive the mUI-AhM Jseers? (Sep.). WHY LITGHMAN LEFT.

A sonar's worth ef settee yarn Adonar'aworthof oolloa iohlis 1

A dollar's warmer somom m A dollar's worth f aetetos ,. X

This list might be extended,

these items are quite sufttotontto

the oost of a high tariff to the

housekeeper and to working

generally. J5fermourj (F.) AaVtof.

Tbe SoWtors Frtoad.

Wo should have a iautttttW' for

tbe "tralaiag" of thsM weeitliags, tor if they oould have a little uaeophtotieated eommoa seaes totroduced iato their orBBiums, they would be much aHw44(Pa iftAl (fcB(pB54(Mn SiWnflT 144(1 oWJ "twrinaa aftTari-na thaa the are

likely to be if left to the tutelage of their own oouooit. JT. Y Htdgt?

There are to klade of wladow nttasBi tbs ttif-rrlliBg ktod timt

Mak taaar deem, aad th ktod raised

a ssraaati .aaaa wat s

1 JPsMeV

ToM Way Tfcr

te SB ohMsan rrf.

Cbartoa H. Lhchman, who is bow known among the Knights of Labor m 'tbe oroature who hM sold himself to the Repubileaa party," to the same man who wm denounced before the General Assembhr of the Knigkto of

Labor at Philadelphia ia 1864 m "a de-

faultor an a taier- ay James a

Quinn of this city. If Senator Matt

Ouav sreto the worth of bis money out

of Litchmaa there are sootm of Knights

of Labor to Xow Tork who wUl be wllefcff to subscribe their nanuts to an

amdarit that Quay bm done more wan

ausht to be exaeeted of him. The

GreMbedters tried him aad tired of

him. and Bee But tor found him want-

ins; and kicked him out of the Butler

smmp. He became tbe grand scribe of tbe KntohU ef St. Crispin aad dung

to the ofloa uatil the order wm absorbed in theKnighto of Labor. Litchmaa was shrewd, aad to spite of tbe shadow tbat enveloped bis character, begot a grip on Powderiy through bto oonneottoa with elements of the order that were i ia for what they oould got The Measurer's report

uresentod to the General Assembly

MiBBoapoHs m 1SS7 showed that the reseipta of the order for the previous

year bad mob Bvf7,uw. xae roper did not show, la detail, how this vast sum of money bad been spent, aad thoMwho attesapted to obtain a detailed report were frowned upoa by Lttcbmaa and bis gang. It is known that 14,000 of the half-million wm M;

for "prlnttag aad supplies.

that Litehman did muek of the

printiag, Tbe report showed tbat oaly $17,000 remained to tbe treasury, and this Msouat dwindled dowa to $l,JO0 after the mileage of the members of tke General AssembW had bsea

paid. It h well known that the uawof theKatohts of Labor Is

rapt aad M salartos have beMpaid. Utokmaa kw aot received My salary tor six weeks. Bad this fact, added to

the kusswtomve uoiimid by kirn that

the Ksigbto are tired of payiag BMoy te psopto who will not aoooaat for it, ksaerallv uoasidsi sd suWnisstreaeoB

forktooatoofhtoMoltto tttelorabitoaB arte. rWdarlv to kaowB to be la

iawar of lobort Lartoa, of Pittskurgb,

m Lttohmann IB r. It WBsMbe

alBtouhto WaKiitohtof Labor wbe

stltloiss bto

la all hie utterances, public and private, Mr. Cleveland bM shewn a deep) interest in the ex-soldiers and hM fa

vored generous recognition

Government. His acts have

his utterances. lie is enttttea to bm

rratitude of the men who ers betegto

hv selfish politicians to

pension record. Republicaa

and ReoreseatatlvM have taken

portunity since Mr. Cleveland took Um

oath of office to sneax la i m a dulent and flimsy claims, with

id, that if titer became tows

MMatltuants would aot money aad bo

nleased. and if the

them a howl about

soldiers could be raised. Ivory body knows the oarelsswssa with wbtob. under the name of oourtoey, mimsstu of both houses vote for thoM prlvasB bUto Tbe reponsiHUty wm throw upon tbe President, aad he met it wish

the firm sense of rMpooeibtlity he

iiavm tost for a moment.' The

will applaud him ai

wiU be first to extend)

JTomm CWy Mo.) Tim.

m m Stotoe on Truoto AgBto.

Mr. Btotae made

He bM becB tooking

were svasmv

noway of crawliag out of the bob whtok be put himself and BMpattor rnmanaadn bv bto rMOBt bad brSBSC

Mi Iruafta aad he thoucbt BO bad

it. lahh previous

to My whether trusts

iMAti or essstvaatoaB

try. He wm, however, positive to hte

Minion that they

vale affairs" with wbtob

Fretttoat Cleveland

had aay right to iaterfers." Bow bo insists tbat GoagrBM kM BO right M

aMMto with them

not NattoBBl but Itate iseues hurt nf this to to create the

- ' - ; , . . 1 i i .

stoataM trusts eaaBetsu tsiff togtolatioB aad be any hto lamy have bo oMJMOtlen with the wUl take a more able teff Blaine, and bo baa great ahdttty bm

really are, to eeaviaos people of

to the faes of palpable eridoa. U trusts are "bwgoly prtvBM with wbtob people have "o iaterfore'1 m Mr. Btafao at

ertod, bow obb thoybo ay more tbaa a Entienal klMsl bissm

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