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Wajf lapenor to ft In ltd x-clloiiJfenl
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IK IDflM ttl NEWLY FMMSKEI,
And pUnllfnt supply ' ' ' rtf vry
ihlai lW mirkel affords will I U-
taitud for
H E It TABLE.
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No Iremtiled will tv spared In d'-cr a Ihe pat
rtiift of ttir tratelinr m well the perm
Mat tommsnllr.
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Fetor
Britt,
Photographic Artist,
jAcKsoxnu.K, oHmoy.
Fkotagrapki,
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IMPORTCR AND DEALER
IN
M4lM aacl CalifnrnU Prulli. Nut
Ci4Ui, a4;ii;.ni.fvlirtr of
FIREWORKS
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filnka ll ft klo4 ami prli-n rirnWhrd
fe tft:, Front rtlcwt Hn rtaqcKy, jhim3
NLitOTEHBEOK,
Physician & Surgeon,
JACKSOXVIUl', OltHM.W
OBIe t hl resldrncf . In tho Ohl 0'(Uvk
JlMplul. oOrirStrrC. '
DB. E. E GEEEBMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUIIGEON,
OrriCE-Cerner of California and Fifth
ItrcMta, JaekaeaTllls, 0g n.
11 will praelle In Jsek.na ami MdUerni
ibunllc. nd attend promptly to pri.rv.kliiii.il
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WIVSIC1AN A SUnOEON AND
OtoaitdtrloUu,
WII.Ii ttUnd in any who mT rennlr hi
eerele. )cci at II. K. nnw'H onVc.
s tk fait aide M gireel. rckrOiiTll1.wof
r. irswaw., . . yxrmv.
DQWCLL tl WATSON,
ATTOMTTi AT LAW,
JmlixwvSMf, emrw.
DR. L. T. DilVISr
0 FIOC -ON FINC tTftECT.
t Ojpxoal tlaue Olet
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VOL. XIV. JACKSONVILLE, vSATURDAYrAUGlIST 7, 18C9. , NO. 20
Til I
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rymuwmm
WlfH?"
v r UUWILL,
orw, m.vift ratRD strxkts.
TStRMS ItMtMPTKMi
ror 6 jear. In
adtane. fnr dnllar If
nnt paid within the dri c month of Ik year.
h or IS year.
tb a4ratlM
flee dnllarat; If not paid
until
or ma year; Mx ".oil?.
s
TKItM
OP ABVKHTIHtMO I
"nei
-. Vf
nart tlfl UhM nf Imo. flfl IhfteMld.
three nlln i each uliw-aiiHt lnvflln. tin
dollar. A .llwutnt nf rlnt ixt cent. will-.J
made to I h '). who 'lrtfll l.jr th jttt, '
(fO'IKKl Tender tttflrn) tl current inter.
A Sewing If ackm.
Our of the kind tint h mn cn tnrr.
Tdxt ki r t htl nnil ll kid M.
ll.. ih i.i tilwirir- ami it.; .Uf.7te;i lol.
Aiilpiiicl.iiim'nKAiiiif lmu ..
And nlxiniii'l wtlh ffnlS-r..blitind loop
And mi ImlrlinHCHIlKl-K 1 liuop.
ITcitliHj MililsiMW. ttlid pOMlbljr llifl,
Awf nkv t puiMln w.ll .Mm j
Oantht.rM,rliia; hhom .1nijrliiu it.llick
td pU Ihr hmiimlfi'. Iilj or witch J ,
nStvtr ti. fife ibe mc-m alilo ;
Anl 4 vui fi'IUtmid thing id nice.
We lik,tt)fjrl thai rtn Uiluh nd I ilk,
ITImi iIn KKevir ilf iihih r m clmn
II. !. .1... .11.4.. . . III... .I ...
linu mi' mmm-Hi pi"inif" v ii r ll ill i ii. cria4P
y lli clrHRVt I'llli)! lht I irfKii rem,
On' wiiu',til',m''' ' "''"' "rliim',
flnclanatU n 0"gon.
The lolli.wtiiuf oro:'rnl ul olhcr
day on a Cummliimill.-rtre.1- car. .'
Mttin'MTiillVri a five dull tr bill, wJj'n
the cuiiiliietor cill" on him for bit farr.
Comliietor (a r t auntere p'uiuion
lrm I hit i-nn lit I K lijallule Inbiou
whoe piirnooiona.lkt. nun never ietx,
and whoc il'nii.' beat' A?., Ac, look
at the bill very aiemly au.l thrn eyea
Ihe ctr.inger with iheinoit criticnl
veiily.
WlmtafHnltter"ojolljJk trant
gor, la not t!ti liill good ?
"P.rloclly good, pcrleetly good, but
you i nn't e"ct me t. chnngo that,
you know. Ula-t mo bloody eycx, il
would take all the o.iaiiic I've gol."
Ii'h the mnalU'rt bill I've got in my
poekct enld tho mraiig-r, what am I to
"fioo-l bravciix, how do I know?
Ynu ought lo havucihauge. Why ain't
ye cot it?" and the ronduotor lookol
iiuutteralilo lliln." ut the slrang'-r, and
all the piMiiii:iirr) looki'd iinultcr.ible
'.liiuua il him nUn, until he felt as
though ho would bo luuky it he got oil'
wiili anything Vihort nf r-ixty days in
jail for the crime ol being caught on a
CnmtnWvUle a-red car with nothing
nwllrr than a five dollar bill,
"You can't c hinge it, o'i V" caid tho
at ranger. "Well, give me tho bill and
I'll get off, I belong o Chicago. I've
nlwav h.ar.l up there that Cincinnati,
was a pioiyune town, but I did sup
pose theio was money rnouuli in the
eiiy to eliaugo a llvo dollar nofo,
At thin speeoh neatly every mvi in
tlio car whipped out his wallet and nf
Icred to Hiange thu Htranger'a inonuy,
for (he idea that a nvin from Chimgo
rhould have aiirli an opportunity to get
baek on Ciiieiiiiuttti was too repugnant
to them. Thujc.ku was, thn t ranger
wnii not from Chicago at all, but a
wa'.'uii-h nowxpipcr man Iroin Oregon,
II, F. Dowell, visiting Wnabiugton.
McMinvllU Courier,
A Gkxkiiatio.--A generation I
thelulcrvnl of lirao thnt elapses be
tween the birth of a Other and the
birth of his son, and was generally
used In computing considerable peri
ods nf tim both in sacred and profane
history. Tho inton-.il ol a generation
is consequently of uncertain length,
and deeiidft on tho standard ot human
life, and whether tho generation nrrf
reckoned lV eldeat. middle or young
est sons. Thirty-threo yearn have us'
ually been allowed M'the mean lenzlh
of a generation, "or three generation
for every hundred year. In compil
ing pedigrees, groat attention ia nece
sary to the number of generationa in
any given erlo 1, a. they form a guide
tothe probability ot persons itaving
spnitig front aay parttoalar iBdividual.
Men are"olff failurei. njt bqcansn
i.- i.mV nrtat thtuts but; Utile oneaf
They.cof.. wrr.WT lf" )f '
tuicF .hem, vw v vwt
Mr. Traia'i Seeti I JMkNArUto.
ttln V J aajipaiajaji JB n i r m-la nnd thrJ fit
tun? ol
, cgivcVW.ruwio
the aprarh of Oc. FrMi-
m
.ktayUcBOMTdfad-iyJlilv ""V.iuu. " wiw my i.uoo.uuo i-cn-e
ilice aomo ol liii vtcu a1 " vote,na my auna oClabor will Kvt
SWW1
lomoof bin vie1"1 vo,ri 8 '"' '"" ollil)t
who .11,1 not hV M0000.O00o.it. Tl.e.e I
ipoken fr about bo e"W I Jy
w? fn,uM id wwy,i,;4yf. c,;n'!
. v. 1.'r' . . inn fit ilia In ml nf fJifvriin.
'"'Hnr
- i ar
H who .11.1 not hfcr
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. h,il'.h,l i
o! UreifMf and nl
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f-? Kir' rfi ... f .. I
wMjfvirmMMMMntayiiiiity;
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liiiHl
'iofflVll
t l tTff i.ZrWai i
iam-ajjMrv- - - r
1 it iiij . ... ....fc.-w orjtSeiirntion.) Again, th fate of don't know good from evil. No miU
- S3S!f Cr-,nIiMSrlf to t.-...pr.irllV die Hlu-n'tvr whiul. pi.ly, wMher Democratlo
, "r ' 'ijr'" Tu ''O''iifitivo a.cs tlinmuh fit m. ' or It. pul.l 0 in, Ha ltc.il or Copperhead,
W,t,0-PJbaC.'.OUWC.W tllV .. ,. . ,. A lAI.ollll.ir.Ul orS . M,...l.t. V ..I .r, ...
.7!K
. .. . .. .
. r ---- .- si ----
.1 . ai tl ai. . . ".- 1 I
thlowMi ON'gorkil itTio more thin l.tlr,
Iiii.tli llirAMili mi lln. n.'Uife. ...rt.wtv.i
I that yn'u ahotMln vo nly bint tmpn-ta.
'i (;,, vu miut rail for rmir ub.
your
Jcet ami I will ra.h the ilrart at aighu" ,
HowADoL'r Tin: umlways i.v onu
uo;
t
in. vitv .iAicsiii imi nooui,
.i... ta.ti t-vi
r...... n t .int. . ., ....
.Mil. Thai.v. "Ol cmrr you hive
rein ci-outfb of m' by tbU lnt to
know llmt I am o ertifllluttMl I miit
..ii me inn... .... .nv . niHin i -n-i,c ,w, .ib a pnrtofthoconof mak
what ill HupiM.it a rai'roal 1i.iitf iluVllg uwn i.hwaya." fApplauac.)
CORHt.
iioiuiiay ami iumw mii
, mn
ir.ui.
and Co,
aru etlll ut luurtfcrlti-'Kl", al
j though I did my tot to elo.le llio lell.Tl
TJio Wen Milean.l.KiHl Si.. war I
CiM-ct w!'! rngu at xuvage tii uver In
the l.rf,itlaliiro 2nd Comrrea, both
miking a HtriKe for thi Unci grant
eic-h trying to lm.it the airier in flnMiv
lug twenty niileolo'(t befoi o J ovm-
i. ... ... 1 1....K .:n.... ... -....-. .i:.i. ...i.n i
Ut'liilll'l Ul'kU MMI'I I" HWklMnilru MIMV I
thev iiiiclerlak.. The lbj.o lyW6nAJinao'mf oi ,mb.w-. , ---.... (... w..v . .....v.,, - kW... .. . -.,.
kuV.UtTfctboT.ter 1, the en ,.!- Wl -- thUL-J-J-l-JBtTI'ri. The aittle on a thousand bill, are
TtoJ&lr
lit1iV-otn mS. (tanilirer.) A
nuliOiid cuinot exlit to pay without
Ireight or pisseiigurs, and I can see
neither. Hero i tho stigi line, the
lungcid and boat m in-igo I in the laud,
well wagoned, well stockol, puuctuiil
and prompt, with diivers not one ol
whom I hive M-en drink all tho way
from Portl.ind (applause) it could not
live a -inglo week without a mad eon
.inu o week w thotil a mail eon-
tract, lor tho simple reason that there
is no pnpnlatioii (or traffic, through
passenger tiklng the sen route. How,
then, cm n railroal exlnt? Who will
furnish thu money? What cipitalUt
n ill invest? From Pyrtlaud to this
place lliero are not S0.000 people I
Who ever built iiOO mile of roa I, cost-
lni Sr..000.0(l0. for sueh a handful of
people? (Scii'a'ion.) Tlwru aru plen
ty ol cities tint large, in tho East, stir
rounded by cheap land and numerous
vllligi-, that have not yet gol rich
enough to have a railway ten mile
long. How then can you oxpool out
side capitalists to invoH f 5,000,009 for
yourbenelll? Six per cent, incret
would bo $300,000 a year, bed lea Mhe
road could nnt pay.ixpono nf ni'unliti:,
saying nothing ol dopreeiation and in
terest, where money i worth two per
. aa trrll
cent, a montn." unav so.;
Mn. Comstock. "Tlioy liavo a land'
grant."
Mn. Thai v. 'Exactly, but where ia
tho land ? 'Every foot of good laud
was seized In Oregon by the settlers
lorn? niro. and I would no-, take a land ,
'.'.- n ...i. ..n.i i
arniii aiani. iaa l iivimc siav.-" - i
cmI'm weed, na a gift. (Lmghter.)
There is only ono way you can have a
railroa , and that i by doing Joo
Lana'swork over again, loaving out
counting tlio popuatiqii two to ono
make a, new Constitution (Applause.)
Tho fact i. you lost yrst' Constitution
long aao, and aro Hying un the by-lan s.
(LoiidLiughtor.) If you want a nil- cam rich, imprqvldent, indolent. Ihe
Ll, yon must vou to change your Unite wa- euervHting. You thouglj
Constitution and get into debt. You ' thv g'M t.mu would always last. You
must vote to mortgage your State, and did not support newspaper. . Yo.i,paid
Znm the intent on tho bond, nothing tor adyertising-lo, to.d.y
H, individual capitalist nor private th world Moo you as a norf!rn
rorporatlcin Mn give you a railroad' county ot California, San ranco
corporation jnn ' ..... ... . .i,.,..!,, ,.. nroduct. and destroyod
wlihout State assutnnce. nawmnnv
tannc you have in.a land grant, but
the Omnibus liill is.ready Uk heavily
loaded with its aoven trunk rods to
take on board nnothor paasenger. (Son
sation
CalVfirn
.V If Ho day baa trie, "an ot cm'" -. ",-.- v--- t
' ... ' . .i ......, u'U.i r Unit .. vour door Is lient to
labr the eentrat racine naetroi - "r ..--- Tr ,j ,: -j. r
' . ..Bij....!... PoKiinmi. Htnnneil on Ilollidav' steam-
hnmar ftotaa ia,rae'insrinwvii.y, ".i"i"i-"ffTi t t--. . ',hjt
TwVvwMwtlor vrr..S,ujFranei,c,f.?r?yd up and
but
want of (net. (ThntV no,) II I enn
make ui mv mind lLai the Government
ouht in link 11000,000 In butliling
,w0 m,,re IrtC,flo ro,,,!'' l ca" carry ,ho
airn a in .a i rii.. .. ..i . . ..
"bv.wu.www"- " ruuia may
ltn .11. fllt.flArtlll A . T fll.Mtl. (A ! tl
tliri.illts.utH, A i)o " W"
advertised
mo a thi friend of Oroon, and would i t to the Pari Exhibition and get a
....... ' ... xtr.Jw, !- ...!.- ti.... .....a i
ocuyer grav rnnniau Biueu. iTtrB,vuiuiiii ymv. jin 1. 111.7 11117
I not your .friend, I would flattrr ynt
and littmbu vou into the bellof thnt
nur r,roa nM comjK llcxt wcek
JLIfiSji'.Vs$n I u no. pro.rnar n ttto'.ar.lebt, 10 .ihAW. loay Jo
Wi I J.efliil.l. .can, ii j
.!.. 1.1 ...u ..1 .1... z -i.... .it -. 1 1
nip iii.inrv 111 Liiu iniiimiiiMH iiiii'ni. hi
""v ...... - I
r.tllwav on villacefTN to be credited.
"
Ur'"" w, ,,,,,1P "ny ou grimmiie.!
with railway, but not nnmediat.-ly.
' '' " ,'" ",c ,,n ' "w M" wf. w"
n urn' vu iPinim ma i i'iiu iiwiii 'iuic
tieello to Ulvmhia. The North
Pncif
It.. ...til X. -.I-.II..1
la on the Columbia, ' -"!" .l0 lor Mnt far olitno anlco.n
Um.tilla ore?tbo n ;-.n. SiHI blta I, you covoref tho
I down- th5 Sliako 1'iHv.lh eattU-you overdid it. Kr.
iu "in iuiiwii iTiiiiui,
, , ..
nmljlm rond from
1 IllncrMnmit'iltK and ilown.tha Slink
niir.. .i. ir..i.... i,...i ;!'.....
dny be n f'.ict. So will Pengra'a road
lft KMBn0 city, but Orrgtiu mnnt rud-
i
Mil. Tf RSKit. "WhntMo you think
of tliu Oicgoui.iiif and their future?"
TUP. DIRBASK A.N'llTIIR MtHSDr.
.Mn. Thain. "The hour In ton late
lor debate, but I will boil clown y nir
yjliisloy in a paragraph. Tliccnilv pi
inv .ti t "iviav;Min iviiitv nvvci MV'tivtvn
Half' a utnry beautifulmtural gme. No
keti of ns the cod ufajknwn, bene;; ten sheep c
I iiih'C n Wert lieroa. Half
i ..in
uonco vo i win
bt epn
- , f
ZnX TnSMHiy. OB irro- lnniu mm luiii.iii
.mil f-.inir f..vL.r nml utarvatiun. and
,....., ...-...,. .- - --,
six days on the r.icilio U.ulway In a
Pullmnii II ti-1 Car, are two distiuul
oras in civilization.
Why did y.(U como liero thou? Wn
il lur love of-advcintiire, or itnd you
been doing something wron;jc at home,
and wi-hud to escipo Irom old friends,
old nli.-nll an.l nni nssociaie.' iiouu
laugliter) or peilups thi was it tho
ilouiiliou claim was thu bait, iou
entne i-oleelcd 320 acre of laud, and
married u girl of thirteen to get tho
other 320 (laughter) then, camcthe
ouly crop that aouuied to bo more
than perennial thu crops of baoieal
loud laughter) Whitehead on children
Is the great work of llu-se valleys, (con
tinued laughter) Madame Uestell munt
Htarvu in till land where infanticide
is murder ami UeUelllsin i unknown,
(sensation) Whorw overbuting lie.ilth,
salmon tr.wt, red .ipples, jack rabbits
and volunteer crops of children are in
digeiicouR to the soil, (loud laughter
and applause) Well, ye came, saw nnd
C'ino,ueri3il tho forest, seized upon every
ganleit plot every fertilo valley, and
available piece ot laud, and went to
wink. This was between 1850-55 and
1800, Tho mountain nnd hill weio
covered willi benulilul natural grasses, J
and thu climuto was that for which
Ponce de Leon so vainiy sought to find
his perpotiial fountain of youth. (up
Diaucf) Aa luck would Imvp it, the
mln Worn discovered, population
inurtilio.l iii. .Money e.iw y mine is
... w
easily snent. Setting at your
own
doors on I'm I given to you, your little
log oablu was m.ido fat with the clink
ing ot the Biinen-' gold. Fifty dollars
for flour, one huudrod (or cows, twelve,
for ap le, and all ymir fruit,, grains
aud vegetables, in proportion, went ofl
at iiitiiwrs pricey (That's so) Y'ou Vf
r -'.:.'. :.? ' .' J '..-
your individuality a. iyet nuMo, alio
still trcats.yqu as a child, puttjpjr, on
vour clothes, feeding you with a. spoon
apd wiping yoilr nos9Uh a, handkeH
a AI.I..a Kntn an YlfTIIITlfB I IHIIUIIIItri
put in California tntUs, nml ooKl in Pa
get Soilfnl as California flour. Tliey
pay ypu 20 cquta for wool and sell it
for 40 at California wool. Tlicy call
your appti'A Californiaapp1cs. Your
galmoti Cnlifornin minion, and your
peoplo Wcbfoot with annefr. (laughter)
'llicy cut a 22inch square 160 Icvl long
'piece of timber on the Columbia, ttml
J nave lived oil or you, ana rnliculu you
for allowing it. They make you fhth
rtlnir limotw lend of repudiating
.-fully demoted you ennot .ll
"" ... i.v..t .'-. .... w.
ritniT ir.ivti u'rviiicF in I am 11111 nil n
T ... ..
you ifpinlinle our Naiionul debt by
rffiuingouri'iirrcncy. (neiirRlion) Again
they took 81000 -gold in Sin Francis
co got $1 100 in greenback in New
York,4ind sold you your clothes which
you paid (2000 in gold for, charging
cry year yon planted me s.imo giatn.
You killed thu g.xrie Villi thu .golden
cgu. Tho otitic atti erT an I jtiampcd
nut the graces. The mines gae out
Tho good times changed. The de
cade of prosperity ended Tvith 1800.
Thus thu tide turned. Sinco which
timoadvritityftut,lu. Instead of build
ing factories, working up your own
wool, you relied on two uncertain
things mines and pastures, You be
came thoughtless. Tar weed, fern,
brake and white weed lctrovcd your
now
cannot
live wMrru formerly u thousand fatten-
nncru ju ww i.v.. ...v, . --
m lrkot for thu whout you raise. You
sit over your porticos in your towns
tho long day, asking what is tho mat
ter will tho miners como again ? Will
the railroad help us V Where Ii it "II
to end? Will Mr. Train send out tho
population? I havn baen too well
treated by tho people of Oregon to 1e
coivo them, even were it possible- fJr
me to bo deceitful. I tell you what I
think. Judge for yourself. Know then,
that no emigrant will como from tin
East. None can without money, and
capital commands higher wages there.
Few yet. but dead jieadi and dad
beats have como ovor tho Pacific Rail
road, (laughter) Expect no now emi
grants, no now capital. You rely on
yourselves, dige-t these plain facts
wako up from your Rip Van Winkle
Bleep ol twenty yeir. What chanco
has the poor riotller hero ? Let u take
an observation : Many ot you uro from
Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, lllinoi
rind Iowa. Aro you not aware thai iu
lown, Missouri, Kansas an I Nebraska,
for $15 any mm mn got bis thirty
bushels an ncru homestea 1 of 100 acres?
Whoro cm ho find it bore ? Your pio
neers have taken tho breast ot tho
,
chicken
long .ago. (That's o and
Again, can we not buy iu
laughter.
Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Kana-,
the finest land in tho world lor $5 an
acre I 1 it not absurd to expect that,
tho E intern tanner will sellout hi all
thi-se dull times, leavo railways, mar
kets nnd population, pay a thousand
dollar to como out where you have
neither with hi household god two
thiHtand mile, to tako vour firms off
your' hand in the Grand Rondo, Uma
tilla, Willamette, Umpcpia and Hoguo
River valley? at ten, twenty and thir
ty dollars an ao.ol (sensation) Thine,
i uolhiiig so dangerous a to decaive
yourselves.
They call me a humbug my hni
bugging consists in telling th) truth
aud showing the world one free man,
who is not alraid of Church, State Par
jty, Family, Friend or God, (loud ap
plause) but who practice wnat no
proaches, believing nhat abstlneuco,
knowledge sobriety, virtue, morality,
couragctiianhood, .iudeivondeBeo and,
good health, Utter than quack rltgioj
quack medlcluca or qutck-atatosiBaa.
ship, (applause.)
i The reliuidn'of the Christians,
SlncoHhe child irst learned to spelj,'
'T a pWhlori'Godr'tyloMd Hf htmi,'
'-- . il- ;'"aPi' J!f" -
A long-tailed devil and a brimstone
helt (font) ljitigliter and. applauae)
While my religion ii so living in this
life, ao following the beaatiltil charac
ter and tfreecpta ol the Savior, o to be
prepared for'abytliing Which (s t6 come,
and not love God so mucbi'have no
timo to love my' fo'U6 niciJ.'(applausir) " '
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nKcJOMMfrrPf.OOUVT'o cflltMA.
Rely not on the K:fel. Turn to tho "
West. China makVa all naHoW rich
with whom alio trade. There' are "
merchants and banker there, havinf
capital of n hundred million,. China
wants our telegraphs, bur railway, our'
machlnery, our Hour, our fish, our ba '
con, our timber, our clothing, our bodta.
Let these "Jolina" with us go home
with American boot. Start the i ish- '
ion, and all the paiturc lands, nil the
farmer, all the boot nnd shoe raetorici
you could build, would not supply that
vast population forn day. Think ot
460,000,000 pair of boots i rBtmlausel'
:Tke oqr ftlt hau 4i0,000,00ofhati. '
Take mImor in tins 40,000,000 lb ot
salmon, applause Take flour one
binvl eichj 430,000,000 barrel of
flour, for whloh you realitu 12,250,000,.
000, oivcqunl to our national debt, and
thi would only give thcin a barrel
apiece for an entire year! loild ap
pl.tu-ej You must wako Up Yo yonr
great destiny. You want population.
China overflow with industiy and
wealth.
Lot your politicians stand back. Can
they stop the great river ol pronres.
tho laws of emigration, the ebbing and
flowing of the tide? First cimo the
Irish driven away, then the Uerinans
striking the Atlantic shore. Now rush
es in the Chinese on the P.tclflo tldo
like n torrent. Can Senaior Casserly
and your ono-horso politician mop
back this living specimen of humanity,
with their Tammany II ill broom? At
well atop the moon'a attraction or the
shining of thu nun. (applauao) Yon
must have produovr and connumer liv
ing together. Capital must work '
al5ng-sidu with labor. Let tho factory
go up next the farm. Ilemembcr then
are 8l)0,000,000'of bellies tb be fed in '
AsTa, and to-'day thore nro lest than
ouo million nf American soul this side
thu Missouri river. sensation Open
wide your door, and strike for wealth
through Cliiiifc
A Caukl Hum. A traveler aaya
that if ho wero asked to describcuhe
first sensation of a camel ride, ho would
say- "Tako a iiiuslo stool and having
wound it up as high a it would go,
put il within a cart without aprings,
got on top, and next drive the cart
transver. ly across a ploughed field,
and you will then' form some notion of
tho terror and iinooitainty you would
experience the first time you mounted
a camel."
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The American Patriarch at Jerusa
lem has telegraphed to hU colleague
at Constantinople that the images in
the American Church at JJethlehen
have been carried off, aud requesting
him to apply for tho assistance of the
Government in recovering them.
An urchin, on being rebuked (or
wearing out his stocking at tho toes,
replied that it couldn't bo helped
"toes wiggled nnd hech didn't."
Ono of the best sort of minds is tb'at"
which miuds it own busiues, Like
many other good things, including
bcef-sleaki, it i somewhat rare.
A you uro strong, bu merciful.
Ileal your carpets il you like, but dou't' ,
bit 'em wheq they're down.
225,000 seaU were caught in Alaska' -last
year, Their ekins were worth from
810 lo 25 each,
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Baron Rntheliilds' estate has been'
settled and amounts to $840,000,000
in gold. i
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Illinois stands hVt as a corn State,
having produced 134,463,000 bushels
in 1808.
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It is staled tout uiu ooal fields of
Tennessee coyer an area of over 3,000,-
000 sores.
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A female mechanic in Springfield
has invested sad is making a. new sew
log machine. ' I
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The Froncb ayy con
tains 4f)5vvef
sols.
Tho Govornw-Geucral, e4i OanaeW-
costs that region $52,000 a year sakstj.)!
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The Methqdistslo( CtonB'eotlont'ksnre
resolved "'agamfct eidiT'aad iobaccw. ' u
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.Truth Isjkjlatijd by laskood, ,AfV
it iuaybciequidtyitiiafd lsy,ikv
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