Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 43, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 July 1892 — Page 3

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IKDIANA.

AT JMOHT. uw rate K m. st dead of night, TIM NtMrr svutiash leak does: TkC MOSS SSSU MUI Mil

Saws softly to m!i stker new. Vwbhird tow, Mae levers stoat; TW hOWMM kstf tH SkSSOW SMSd.

CMStSS teen- UTS (

An stamber Ww ft spell h huewa um all wturfu the afloat walk; sueae to, like cWMiw, feet M newer On each th" tneaeetmoat feus. Up m ttetr puke lowly lakh All fcu ha mesne sad mlld'Tfct Jaftge, bjr day so stem sad nW. au.m like dnseuuf child; T.w-ti dam her cesses new, . Per a t rief st, ber "weary round;" Tfco nuwrtr, thinking not of tail. Is lost to sight acd oun4; -The babe wttbts hi aradto teM. Hbt sains tttw kstf-skttt reset cnrW, Stncfkw no isore for sandy toys M sees a fairy world; And, for s hmm, r sre thrown Dm burden fad the era sore: Ak that Urn wakis time most eons When ttoyshsUufessoseenuKw' Vt oycrkesd, with ecssskss sue, Om mr mwkH tt'rr Hb Mow sweet to fed tbat thro' lite jaw, Weary He hs grown! Xkkt sfter nbjbt, 4 Uy by iter. He Intern to Ilbi children ery; The fonerst motker wy forget Tbe tennerest lever die Hat He, at all time. Hre mm! leveat lie see ike burdens; Heatose Setecu each cress lor each; renove When HrhUrr it ban grows! Andta tbequkt,pscWiil keora, Wkea human eye am closed nd diw, All sssnowk?ited jrriefs sod west Are seen and known by ilba. Tkea torn HlreiMieers of tew; They kovt-r oVr our beds to dreams, Aad wa.'tetf to Icaa Mid a tiling, And Uft tea awful seem. Ob. Bfta ' sw buly, calm and Isir, Vt art tbou lite to death') dark scad; Dnt U we trust the Wattiber tksre w need not be afraid!

Tor bU w not eoaw ntckt He

And f.nd wir burden rco for a w, Tbtn, rite up in nrwt utrenRtk, Grtftau etcrsalday.' rb JYrcy, in Uood Hotwrkeenkw.

THE KOlTAIN .NESTT ventura with Oountortoitem.

tOrfarlitall LD KILL WOODWARD'S

.shtutty sUkmI In

the most dismal ; and ntfelml e cl part of the Ctt m b c r 1 n n 1 mountain. It wm h tttinbledown aUtur ia wkiclt, however, h m rnifl h hoae full of ehiklren. Mmw of them

had gone out iuto the world, itot to make it better, for there was nothing very food in the, Woodward blood; but to enter prisonaand all for ont, crime that of making or pa-iff counterfeit HHte.v. Ohl Woodward hintMlf wns a giant with Atlanteaa shoulder nnd an eajrl ye whkjh seemed to have the faculty of hokinr through a btone wall, and there -wa-s no eritne he would not commit o it was tlHHtfcht, at least, bj those whoe lutv it was to break up the neste of

counterfeiters that existed ia tlte moun

tains.

Near the cloe ef a bright day in mid autumn, a man. looking very much like 5 the arerace mountaineer, came down

the mountain near tlte foot of which

stood Woodward's eabin.

Thhsman waa rather tall and might hare been fire-nttd-forty. UU face was covered by r ertipetl beard of black and

from tinder his hat he Msemed to take in the objects that surrounded him aud were enough to render anyone acquainted with the country swjIuhmk Xo one would have taken this person for owe the best employes in Uncle Sam's Wret service, yet he was, and hi duty was to hunt, down thoe lawless fellows who were counterfeiting the "good ami lawful currency of tin: realm." Nate lUnylock had been some time in tlte region, lie l:ad the history of the Woodward at hi tongue's end, and when he looked down upon the old

f VK HRKX I.OOKIXO rOR YOU,

earth's ntmt um realiaed that lie WkH

getllar into cIom: tiuartera. Nut he 1 pit, but the man

kept on ami ia a few mlnwteH found with him.

himself at the door. It was opened in rehpone to his knock by Mr. Wooilward, a tall, rawlnmeil woman, aa feat-teas ami criminal a her husband. Imleed it waa bahi that fib the rnaater Mpirit ta counterfeiting the government money ami that it waa hir hoaat that her children eoultl tell kad MMNiey blindfoltWd. WwyhMk waa iarlted M and aeeepted.

Tmt moment the door otoed oa him

lira. Woodward catate over t where ha

Mt mm! bgrtog Wr big brawn hawl on hU ira, aai l, with a aatlle:

I've been lAoklnv furrm ttaam aninu

bat I wl',1 altow you Mute thing before yoa leave ok."

1 he folhitv ing moMiant Illarlock was

gripped by tbatwiwe hMtd aoU the fae of the woman, uu4crAlnxr a auddtin

tranafnrmatioat appeared to him the

face of a nead.

He knew that ha had boe Identified. Mrs. Woedwanl draw off and looked

down into hi face.

"Why didn't rou keep away?" the

aakl. "Don't you know that you ean't

hoodwink Marthft Woodward, aid Bill's

wife?"

he fore If lay look eoukl answer the

floor opened at kia feet and he waa falling down, ' down iuto an opening aa

dark a the portala to the Styx,

The chair, fal'mg wiUt kba, helped

to break his fall and when he atruck the bottom of the nit fee waa more

frightened than hurt, amL, aprlafrin to

hie feet with his haiutt on h'w weapon I he looked around, but could not pcite- i trale the dark net which neemeU nearly

parpaUle.

The deteetive walked roatnd tmt walla

of hi dungeon and felt them with his

hand. '

Not a bound carno from anywhere. Htayloek listened with all eM.rs.expeeting to be pounced wpoa 1st some wanner, hut the sileiwe waa not broken. At last a trap overhead opened and the next moment, in the light that prevailed for a second, something waa dropped into his cell something that row!ed aa it deaeended. Then all was dark again and the detective wondered who qr what had become of hi companion. Unable to endure this suspense, lie atruek a match by drawing it over the rough wall, and aa the flame flashed up he saw, crouclihiir at hint feet, a huge

dog auch as arc to be found in all mountains- n animal as fierce and dangerous as a mountain lion. Jllaylock knew that tho dog hnd heen dropped into the pit by Mrs. Wooilward, and falling back he placed hinvelf on the defensive, while he raked the revolver with the intention of ahoutiuff theHtilmal through the hal. The match seeing! to g-o out sooner

than n.ua 1 on aceovnt of the foul air that IUm1 tlte dungeon, but the detective fttrtick another aad just in time, aa tlte dog was nearer than before and ready for the leap. The prisoner of the connterfeiter'a neat fired straight at the g!j head d the report of the ahot filled the dae with a sound like that made by a small cannon. He fell back to the wall, drawing hi knife, aa he feared it raUrht have

mlaaed the brute. All at mice he heard the trap open

again and lookiug up he snw tw fucea, thosse of I Jill Woodward and hia evilminded ,sm)uw.

Illaylock felt like flrinjc at tho !ouw

target, but refrained, and then the Yokse of the old counterfeiter was heard.

We've got three more dawgs if o m. Ikl .... U A I a

Tou ve Snianea iiacK, iv aaw.

'TlMre ia no help for men of your

stamp. We will send your angers to

Washington with Bill Woodward's compliments. Nat Itlayloek, we knew yo war ia the neighborhood an' bars been looking for you these ten diys." Itlayloek math no answer ami the trap was abut again. Hut the light which had streamed into the place during- tlte interval showed him something he had not noticed Vie fore. This waa nothing more nor le than

a door in tlte wall of the dungeon about

twelve feet from the grownd.

'It looked te the detective that it waa a door leading to some other dnngeon

ia another part of tlte earth, and when tu. tran was cloaed tlte man went to

work.

He had discovered that hia ahot had killed the bnlldog, and dragff-'.ng the carcass to tlte foot of the wall, he

placed his chair upon it. and by ciitnb-

ittir alongfruk! the wall wun tne titnos.

caution, he wa able to touch tlte door

sill with his Knger.

After resting there a few moments,

Illaylock managed to draw himself up

and by pushing on tlte rtoor uiseorerea

that it was nearly ready to laii to

pieces.

In a little while tie was in a passage

which was dark and foul, .showing that it was used but little,

Where it lwl he dill not know, lHt

under the circumstance he was ready to accept nnj thing.

Pushing down the corridor, Hlaylock

came suddenly upon a door which he

was about to try to open when lie nearu "I want the biggest dog of the three," said Martha Woodward, who was still unseen. "What do you wani with hint?" asked a man. I want t fcnisft the secret sarrieo man.'' "Wharmhe?" "Whar bat m the pit?" Illaylock, knowing that tke parties were just beyond tlw door, which was rotten, ninths an opening lietween two nlanks with his knife and looked down

into the work hottw of a lot of emmter-

fuStors.

Uwa the eompleteftt edablkhment

of the kind he had ever seen.

He did not par much attention to the

fufiiHurt of the nlace. Irttt lOoKeil at.

tbr. who oocunieil it at the time.

Tlte man to whom Mrs. Woodward

tl W stood m the trlare of a fsrnaee

with his sleeves rolled above hk brawny

lltnws.

At his feeterouehetl a cioglargerthun i.h one Itlavloek had finished in the

did not want to part

Bltytaek watehed tlte two depart, )bvinjr tlte not tenanilesa fr the time, and wWu all Kmud of them U4 l' ats jy hi- ois-ned tlte dour and droppt4 ioUt the plav. He knew ho had uot l n- V spare, that hU abst-nt from llie pit wa lUbK to be diworetvd at any tune, and, running aerona the chamber, he caught hotd of latch and jerked opea another door. To hht horror he found that he had hut opened the door of another part of the emanterfaitlng d, and before hhn

at a beach sat a boy eoaattag hdsaeoia. Klaylook drew back and was about to retreat when he discovered that the boy was blind and waa connting- by touch. A happy idea nasbed through the detective's mind. He went forward, and the boy, turning toward him, said: "H that you, Morgan?

"Yes," answered the detective, eatchittff ttu a handful of the false

cs he passed, he reached a door beyond

the boy and opened It with fear again

uppermost tn his mind. lie now found himself hi a small place which had a flight of ladders set againat the wall and in another moment the fleeing detective was scaling them a rapidly as he could. He jrataed " "PPr room andhe found himself In what seemed an outhouse near the Woodward shanty and looking out saw that the, short afternoon had waned and that shadows were deepening over the mountain. Near by stood the shanty with -Hi heavy oaken door which was tightly eloesd, and while Blaylock looked H

HOT TRUST RAISE PRICKS.

That

f Aea

Ml HH AOMM

Tin!

framh. The Iron Age. of June 4. li. anaoaarv -ia advance of He. sent ia the price uf ahot. making the prio as Soi

iowc ItrMaSal. S R. 0 MByd bSC tl

sthaf .awaadanc ... I

taossl-d sj-aa. Tb aaslorc

ta t ass: ta leesveneeauav

sti of uw bttimst ,v. rw tatt 7taara ps H troa rM ba U i I xmmtmi s 4wa "

a a taau At f taetib -t

.vs, a t uUMm i a- fill: -- .

raM-w kiWtty

1 -Lai r t ba mmm s-anT I etren earussl W at ai at:,

KRIONAL AMD

A Ueemjfht

iMPaflSONAU.

fat

tr-

HE C.VIGHT IT A MA3tlnJ. COtX.

or Til It PALAK

openod and he canght sight of the stalwart flea re of Martha Woodward. She lookiHl to him like Mime mountain oeress and He saw that ah s had

been crwed in some manser.

Perhaps his escape had been discov

ered ami she might come to the outhouse in search of him.

Itlavloek hugged the shadows with hu

hand on his revolver, and wnen tae

woman, with a final glance toward the hiding place, shut the door, the government agent breathed freer.

lie now turned to' is asoantam whieh lay outside and in a short thee he was stealing down the trail which the counterfeiters had traveled with their false coin, scattering It over Um region to the detriment of legitimate trade. All at once he heard a sound behind him and crouching among a lot of bushes, he caught sight of Martha Woodward not twenty feet from him. He was almost sure that the woman had seea him aad. desperate as he was, he inwardly determined that, woman though she was, he would not fall bad

into her hands.

IkroaabM. Km4Uiv.! Piss ibst. Msnc !. DwtaaL ana ad bt .

It waa only last July that taw rants. Gal aad Drag Review gave notice of a rise in tae prise of this nusse article. Every n?ect ha its earns. The cane mt these aAradaees hi the price of ahot ia aedouetedly the shot aad lead trust. Thk ti-uat, composed of the tea Urge isttasriaetnrer in Use United Stntes.

was formed on heptenaber , ia--Jna ns soon aa it was certain that the McKiahry bill would pans with a duty of , cents per noonJ oa shot and i cento per pound oa lead There was no excuse for leaving any duty on these ar

ticles, aa lead is produced so eneap ncre trial we export it in large quantities; mmA heestuse the tariff nrevemts its re-

Importatioa. f ea sell it cheaper in Canada and other foreign countries than at home. And. besides, tlsoagh this trust was hatched before the MeKinley boom was horn, yet it belongs to a brood of tariff trusts that haw alrsady sained auch an odkma reputation that several of it member were threatened with criminal pteeednre evrea before ISMl

It wonkl be interesting to give the history of all the trusts belonging to the Anserkaa family, bat apace will permit oaly the mention of some of them. The larger ones art the smelters trust, with a capital of .- 060.008, and the lead trust with a capi

tal of S31.000.000 (red need from tO.MO.000 in' ISM). Amonsr the best known aad least respectable of toe smaller ones, are the cartridge trust, with 13.00,000 capital: the powder trat with tl.M0.0O0 capital: tae high explosive

trust, and tn loaded paper shell trust, A few words about the eartrid e trust will indka'c the unvavory reword of the whole family to which ilcKinley has shown so much favor. The cartridge trend, formed in the summer of Ubtt, waa competed of the five large nsanafactnrers in tab country. It umnmdiately raked anrices about 7 per cent. Soon after.it began the traitorous business, whkh It has since kept up, of celling cheaper toCanadians than to ehisens of its own country, de-neodina-anon ear protective tariff to

prevent reimportations, so that onr owa people could not in any way take

advantage of the low prions given to fDfeifrnen. It wanton this aeeonut that the Chicago later Ocean called It "the meanest trust in existence," this was, however, patting it. a little strong, as

many other trusts are working tnm racket.

la December. Hps. the u-nst agnhs la-

cresaed rriees as shown by the follow

ing table: u fsmssansanmn J7 s"nansn Js. TMaX

nsmLiamrt Isut MaV utM t est lesf. t test smart St attst lose, ...tat tM 4.M

b Thin time it slightly overatepped the

IsHff limit and roods that it sells to

Canadians for about 40 per cent.

titsn to as. can be rcimported and sold

here at a profit, after pa ring a duty of 4& per cent. Thus Arthur Brittaia was hwt year selling esvrtridge in Detroit that he hsd boaght in Canada, Harrison and MeKintey have shown their contempt for cheapness and taehhatred of foreigners. It ana do their

1 hearts good to see these trusts, which i ther have created aad fed with their

lr -. .W st

ssvJ

ttut tats sow w as Uw astssteor sa

kasiahhi

oil lamp ansae ia MsdrkL ttnata.

leet. It aa dog up m see wnsma

time ago and is supposed to hun

hrea kat by Poaee de Lorn. Aa KagUsh nnutunsetinw. walk

theses ana sjaainy as

at a

imm &t u item aie I'kw Usbm ai ansae aaanaras amam

ismtnttdtaja whUk he had anftontad a Um

' jrm r Wiubmgb niashuaam kawe m set Tbs aansd una at Inisntlsu of hit ZTJZ, STn-- Aimndent of ntrhbany. Mw-. ti SIsJaPai-WTos- hlnskasmammamattWaaa ' -iasmewtridussitbe wma an mat a h wanted to too ins tte,0n haft ana asatntearmbsmsssmkayndssem uv by wUI for stopping a pair of runaway nalawtunasmjssawB ZZSuZ TZm'' Tbtdmas syopesei as- Jw. Caress aal aoauss asm " . ...

I7wsat ts evwT ns was wswasby war dieaapsared last fall to escape a judcmk ta sJatuoa to tins, etacr bsrsr mene- ; m saa wivea acaiaa him in

sswmv

saHttsa to tins, etacr buy

. ts sas ran owe a swerut.

savc Mesa suld ibst uwy

Sbra the new stne oa or before Joa n Thee see srveraX ratkeea as Xiaess

etts

Th Hindoo nrinee seen to visit

srland. the tiaikwar of Iuooa, k oae of

sbU)iM web tai Osd j Bt innigresaive rulers in Hbsdosaa Jlr It W. rstw.easUrnsa !-; nA nut want eostlr baUdhtge tioa-ji MlwmnUxt n tb trsa,wa r oof nut want easwy mumm.

narvi m tb toss sat rtsH

me nuwsxe et is atKiahrv bal ttsst ne

taa f tte sew Iras sat nssH seaonas -wewr am aro?Ns4 by tt sssaencsencs UsssssuWa " Ailvna-Spmva nao eeetsrrd that nasmsanetavorkad-bsamti1aa wast.- sal waa asktst missis ea Ossaeer ix jei -TV-y aaasw wnetbtr I smldrr umMcKuv brybm jsstwtbeseor. WeU. I saeekt ssv sa A auiwatrbbsttartaabbMH ne sdeng of the awby nOsmt umhr wsf s. ii inniaaA to s oos" Mr, McKbner blimmnlf sheaM medtttW aaos taw cress rodscueaa aw 4mal!d by ttw trwt asssfsetarensf ais swa stot. IVrbsssnM

esevrsttea ssa bo teasxrf to vr ji imMblnc hi ttssUtfona sbsat utbosht eoattst bo ttrim taeassasfActer-rsad tbekr workasea

HUTS TO CRACK.

hi his

rigor-

nsevely for show.

vesVrsbty on

orsdnare. His persoswl

good and he ia philanthropic bassinets. Conercrimin TUlssaa. of

Caeeliaa, isnd4 to be the

one maa for ass aamia

He is now sixty-six. aad Ms

hair are white, but he w as i

an arrow aad has aeoaatitatloa ef 1

Like Hauaibsl Hsmlin, be rarely

an overcoat, and once said to a

that seek rat sat a ts were for'

nndmvalkkv An Italian woman m Stew York.

one day last week attempted to eater tlse street ears with a small goat, bat

refused adashsioa by seeevaldinVr-

rvf gtfciswts arm rnsd it pieuait v . m. . ar as.. s a aa--., 1

If, as protectionists tell as. wages de- t conductors. ae taeass.,pend upon tariffs, then, as we have the f sidewalk, lemoeed her fhawl udJPsomc tariff in nil parts of the United Pd H closely around the oJd so

States, it would bj

that wages shooM he uniform from Msine to California. The Foeuadrynaeu'f atKK-iati ui. of Philadelphia, after a cxm&iderable amount vf ciirreapoodv-nce.

compiled a ta belated statement of

nam tn tmnoriesoi sac liBiiw

sHatea printed in the Iron Asye of May

-Si, Some of the figures are from country ftmndries, others from carwheel, stove and malleable iron aad pipe shops, etc.. According to

this table the awrnaje- wages

of nsnSders wry from f5.w per lay in San Francisco and Oakland. CaL.

LtoiLee in IlaersUmra. 3W- A Jew or

the other averages are; In nttslnsrgsf

Pa..: Conshoho-kea, IV, XM: FWI-

adelphia, 0150: Cheter.ra.,i4e: York,

Pa., tS.10; Reading. Fa, ; Allentowa,

Pa., tl.W; Woonwbeoga, Fa., Wk.ii;

Dearer, CoL, 3.S&: ew York aad Itrooklyn, 9L90i Chicago, HL, 00-75;

Charleston. JC C, S.a: Portsmonth,

X. H.. tl

aad got a ride for her pet. to tne amosement of a crowd of oo-lookera. Fran lrobati. who enjoyed the anftinetion of beiaf; the hviest woman in Eatope. recently died at Traubring. bt Bavaria, at the age of Atberdeath she weighed over &a. and on account ef her enormous weight it was hnpoanbh) to earrr her coffin front the Srst atory of the bouse in which she lived. Consequently bauds were put down the . mutm wliUli S.mfli was slid.

A pretty story is told of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe to the effect that when she 1 was a ehild of only nine she, was no

! charmed with the melody of the Italian

teajruage as she heard it ia a class ef other girls that she secretly procured a grammar, and studied by herself until she had gained sanamant facility to write the Italian teacher a letter in her owa tongue, nakhsg perauasioa to Jobs

the class.

.;Elnura,X.: WUnainr -Kx-gaen Isabella's d . The averasfe wages of she Marqahe de V. hi a

j awn hands, putdar their theories into

Vrunt lv aba eaaie on and aetuallr ' nraetice br damning the same goods.

... - . . , . ii.

. soM acre for mgn ana Tespecsswic ' prices, on these miserable foreigners at

eontentptuously low prtcesBKZ LABOR WAR IMMINENT.

nssaed him. so near that he eouM have

toHehed the hem of her garment. That she bad discovered his escape sail was looking for" him Kwyloek did not doubt, aad he let her pass on uninterrupted. tbe went down the mountain and he lost her among the shadows. Tea minutes Inter the detective was on tlte more. He looked over his shoulder more than once while he tied from the elate be of that fiend in. woman shape, and when lie felt that he was in a region where he was comparatively safe, he stopped ami congratulated himself upon his nar

row escape. Ten days later Itlayloek came back to

A WSmtrsste Cat ba Wsawa la lb rvoimrte lraa ssol Meet Imbsrtry. Last week we heard of a big combine composed of Carnegrie. PhippsACo., the Homestead work, and of several other

bir steel mills. It needed ae prophet

to foretell the reduetioo of wages twomised. Give a set of orttaniaed

ufactarers especially tariff protected ones a nMMSonolr of aay product and

moamcers as weft

rrr wt S-M iii Lead- aedieata. He is a retired

r'Ule, Col., aaditn iaSaa Francises, and better Terned in r-.i si t. ri.t. x: Y . Brash, t than in social duties.

port, X. Y., and nrlaan, Ala.; of camels trader from tS.90 in Osaiaad, ChL, to tLOO in several southern eathes; of eaippemfremfJ.MmLeamvilke. CoL. to TJ cents in Athens, Oa. Witt some Wad and logical protectksnist plea eapiaht these dmcxetmneies? Will he also in

form as haw h k that the highly paid

reception given by the

It the rcshnsent table

oa so anwmdve a scale that

tabledotha m the

it. The ehasnberlatn

the board to be

sheets, at the Juncture of the

which

labor in aartera cities compete with the poorly paid labor in awnghborhwj cities

and hi the south, and tarns oat an

product cheaper than the poorly paid labor eaa tarn oat their product? He ndght also give hh reasons for thhskiag that New York laborers need protection

from the pauper labor of Canada aad

none from the pauper labor of Maryland; aad why a tariff wall should not be constructed oa thee Allesseay saoaataias to protect the 9$ s may labor of Pittsburgh front the M-a-day hsbor of Kesdiag and Hnrrnumarg- Such apparent inimniisscnchu am these are dsfly oorarrhsg to assay untutored naiads aad it behooves the protectionist to be oa the alert, with riianw. strsightlorward arguments to dispel them.

THE TARIFF

The geeste were

by the novel

maa of ex-

At aa evening

neaped with

haeasef a

adaauraUat

am uerr oad of

"A LITTLE

IJtersrr Ladr I i

aren't yoa?" Uallterary usawe

i Csatsy as I am. buw I hat aasa

aeeepted fact.

ON CATTLE.

.a .a. a

sworn men, wtt wnen tney reacneu a spot from which the Woodward hn!y

whs visible, a men pointer at somewiiaftto be H'h in the last rays of the dying tun.

A ruined shanty stood where tne

Woodward nest hnd cursed the country

so long. The torch of some incendiary

had done its work, ana Ute aeieeuve,

when lie descended to the underground ;

den. found a lot of broken molds, a j dead dog and a dying man. j

The man was the person he had seen that eventful night when Mrs. Wood-

ward wanted the second dog. and he confessed that she had tried to kill hint, after whieh she had Ired the eabin. It was the last of the mountain nest: the Woodwards were overtaken by the untiring Illaylock, aad the blind boy waa placed where he could count something better than counterfeit money. It was It lay lock's last triumph, for he retired from the serviee, and h!a hair mk hi bleached, aa if the adventure in the mountain nest had had MHueithag to do with it.

Maj. A. F. Grajct.

! ef the labor of the

! aad thev mar be counted neon to de-

. - .

tlte scene of his adventure, but he was press taepoce ot nwraiHi not alone. ' price of goods to the fall extent of their

He waa aceorupanied by a posse of power. The extent ana expnnaiHm o

these reduction is given la tae .wr York Times of June :o. 1S2, as follonsx a wnoucsAun cct iw -w.ua. Whaetbe asgk isrnt ststesea see tsOtmc rtlbly st Mnwsolts sbost wsfes sad ts protected worbtswua. Uw repubtlssaaad barb tattfasssnnsvuxwtskwassa wet sri om

sswhsr sssa s treat deslof troibst Sw taem ssd teesltveu the sptwescbtagr ayMa with axreat csstest tor a shun redscta ot nc wseee ot thc-tr euHSsre. The Mry was tsM la tbe Meb Uwut rwlsjielpblsrioa Jtoasr kwt, under tne kesiSnseA, "ilx IibBrWrIn-ataent-lroa nsasCsetams WOt Make a Wkdeete Cut ta WseRtrrk Ysry fnm naMPcrOut.-.ota sCrlseiia Csadtnm m- a Ftrln.Tm Press exytstsea test the AnvbssssMd Anocssnsa ef lies sad ?tee Worker was very asm be tosfrwetel by -s very sdsrtt as:

pronwtkm." tavoiTms: -ue ssvaew. www

usees st to'.la' -Tfc niseodrisa eomrii to tae

taveiazk tbe jssaoataessa as-aissw txMi aiahmmi' swMeUtSoa. watch rost-

wbe tbe rre tt otsbsbibaes Sm of Brown, aVm-

aetl AC. nw Msbaulst Vsuey Iron Cs- Ortwriewt. MeCavdr A Oa Yousnrnowa aamr

Xrj Ot . Haul Iron On . Trmaisa l Iroa C. st ( stt tae stber mi!n ta Clevetssa 4 tmM I It tarn t sjrut tbe wdse:Sos esmssee

mvtoe test tbe very 0rt Itien h sa isdtr-

tka e ike waetesik! stssctr tawssaske

Tata h s resseuoa

Who knows?

All mi ntwm Martha WotKlWani at-

vancetl, with her finprer corerittg the man at the meltinf fnrnaee. I wnnt the dog, I say! Sh I have him? ' she ilemanded. Tlte re was MMUcthlnsr in the woman lrjoks that sBeased to settle the mutter, foe the ntnn raVe the dor a kiek nnd

j he sfrang ot with a growl and ran t

"I'll ro with Yen and see hfa' m

mt hnr tbe sssnuf Mturers

Kvtt'esyt latest 'es. hem fsW saOtM mr tea for amdlltaf. wttk sV. J!7 .VC! w aWsreascttsmmbess atsse Parent lhat boy ot w a assndtv st week rveeirid. Sttd tae

't a particle vrmmz

knew northing; .jestsisejbteee

"trrDiseourngetl

mine worries me; he

of aeuteneas, doesn't

and vm ean't believe

What can I do with htm when he grow

up? Friend (after a few ntomenta reneciU,iWll. from Vour dWrlKion. he

letknm. heasw. mefr at atr.aw nw nuke W par am, tny see asteJ o scsmu K. sad ea wswre ney mk It I tkevaiwdwlmbimt:tidwnkl4of'

TIstseMA see ssrse bsve bw toreweaar

loti)-e. irom yowr ""T 7 i Knaer sal ah ss-s-e warn tb ksffdy ar-M to make n nd-elam I uJIrt iad-:Tvw TSeprlor

Uw-tlva. lnek. t:Usw aise Iras ta saeAsswtldswatmilk as

Tmsm CkwM wast Wasdeedi of

twh mt CsttSe Ml XilnAnsomr the eaases in the tari which theMcKialey bill has kuule, that npoa live cattle k especially noticeable. The old rate wn 30 percent, ad Talerem, the new rate being 110) per head ea all cattle amrethsa one year okL Perhaps the fratsnerof this Hem had fat nrind importatioss front Caaada. or possibly high-priced bnlm from foreiga porta, but he could scarcely hare rcmembered that nine-tenths of all ear fanaortsof cattle are from Jfexleo. An

average herd of MexScaa eattle of the

age apeewwd woaM not ae worts, eelivered oa this sale of the Rio Ornsee, over 07 per head, while the duty would

be 1 10 per head. Ia other worn, tae mnvorter of cattle from Mexico eoukl

sell has cattle when he has deiiversd thesnoa thmamkoC the line for about st van tenths eeeagm to pay the duty.

This sopite to am avermge herd of mixed cattle. A kefdief all beeves weaht

be worth much more, while a herd of

all yoaagfiisislrs would be worth much

leM. When thk ptwlston went mtoeffeet it caught many Teases with hundreds of thouosBtsf of cattle m Mexieo, where they had gone for pastnrage. These

rere nsaar o inesn rnineu. sethk tariff prohibits these from

teekhnr United States mmrkets, aad ther have been iibliged to rely oa the Mexiesa markets, which have never been very good, aad ae mewH JewmmJL awisw to the United Mates

Iwohibithm. Texaahss been far nmay

Yesuowaowinffwritheatt.ssdmsny of nereithnmnaaeaWen in the habit of going to Mexico with their herds for pasturage, IsriagW back the beeves andpayintr twenty per cent ad valoreus: but nt presewt a neru of eeevec wouMbrhaynuia trhle aaorethau Um duty.-Amertcaa WTcol nnd Cettoa Re

It ksa

CeT,Ca?'uMn

lathe ark. TW kangaroo

hops and the bear was always -Itsadag the Form. MSas

the dentist! "fc it good

anesthetic Dr. Molar

recently

fat what

IkHroKFree

In Boston. Mks Ootaeat Ttnea

(with a tmreMMl atr-ua. yes. i-va

been in Sew York several troit rree Press.

-Be sure to shs

saM the drnawkt as he handsd hat

tmaer n bottle of acne cure. 1

dreptkd the euatomer. aknry. Tsr-av-wt Watehnsaa. "You borrowed a fleer of me the other day, you know.'' Ya-us." Tn like to have it back H you eaa f -But. my deah boy. Tee spent k." ladiannpons JoorasL How obtswe some people are! When Wirirtenen was asked by 'Mks Fhwa,

uh9be aflectioas are centered ea sue launch, if he liked doars, he the i

phi fellow replied: "I don't anew; I never ate any." Boston Trans si fat. Merchant "I regret that I eaert have these goods charred, an I swat

I know who you are.n Mrs. Meter "Ry

I hasbsad fat the plumber who k

f , .1 , l. 1 i .1... ttm

tae saw iw ww -

chant MI beg your

Your moss will be seat

The phonograph will do

vice when it k sat.

ekek.sad sines oat: Oo

homer to the too social caller. The Idwase might be embellished wKhwut limit for subeeaent rounds oa tho anal. Thk U of urgent importance nnd should

Mr. Edison's attention af

reeJser-

"What have you hfarned to-day, Willfe? mtW the fond mother when her nrst-born returned from fah flrst day at sehool. "I kmmed the aHnVrenee between a koridiruMW and n ferskoatai nae."

aed st stW per m.htote4 of 't The

Pr4itoje4tt-rivlewerabs iremsvi rsjesUsw wltfc tae Mkwrtut rrnsraa: The wsehert wtlt be btongbt f to tsr; 4tastneudati!inlaitm ea n sort of taw

, lloston Commonwealth

Tat going to see if you knew i

thing about arithmetic. Johnny, many are ten times two una to?" ... . , i.Mr - T,

mnoeenUy. "Xonsenter saM Uneh) Oeerge- 'Betyonaa apple, aad hawa it to papa. rkme,'s3idCneWOeoraTe.

"Pa," cried Johnny, "atnt tea two cents four niebekr "Yea,'

pans; and Johnny- smttheappka-

A wit ness who hnd givsa km evideuce la saeh a way as tm aathnTy seery-

badr In t.mrt that, he was

i In i TsaTLaLaav esaTanawnsMbsSads amsTs peiiury, nesag lasuunw e

sasm um vesc. wkah. It naff aeani t A um iiass

r0 , , ! Mania, said at kst: "My ieed, you Thennrameat pet forward kue vie sc or svt. but I iwated n

Jenae of the McKimley tarthT by Anarew k fcbte, for I

Carnegie, that It puwmea tree nmau ,M,.j to truth

faatarrJttoajrrente?r extent than pro- Yes. sk. anld

teetive ones,- h katenaett tor majnaai tpeafJunk. 1

On thk auk of tke water nae . -u,--, .

net a

use ssdy.

asrtarh.

W knew where he was. and aU v onee ! due.M