EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
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SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOTEEBER &tf 1892.
"TO-DAY'S JSTEWS TO-DAY."
KO. 7.
VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
THERE'S ONE PLACE
In Salem where you can always be sure of getting full value for your money. It's at the
NEW
They're always from
complete.
E. T. BARNES,
Mi
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X A JL J
SROAT & GrlUS,
Ed.
C.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Frcsli, Salt and
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prompt delivery to all parts of the city.
OS Court and 110 State Streets.
H. K. BROER,
Proprietor of the
DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
All House-finishing Material mado to order at the lowest Portlaud
prices. See us before you buy.
MARTIN & ITAUKINS,
BLACKSMITHING AND HORSESHOEING.
Tbe be3t work Id every department.
to order.
ARCHIE MASOX. A. II. SMITH
General - Contractors,
Street Work, Sewering, Excavating, Concrete and Mason Work,
Tiling, &c. All work promptly done.
SALEM, OREGON.
Wanted At Once.
Remnants of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caus,
and all kinds of merchandise, either new or second band, to sell either at
private pale or publlo auction. Also, Household furniture of every de
scription, at tbe
RED FRONT BAZAAR.
02 State Street,
&JE&J&.
Sasti and. Door Factory
Fronti Street, Salem, Oregon,
The best class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only the best material used
C. N.CHCRCHILL
CHURCHlLLi &
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Acents for tbe celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Chemeketa Street.
miiNn
The place to
rig, express,
1 w Mill feed or
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt
SALEM IRON WORKS,
B. F. DRAKE, Propsietor.
Manufactures BTEAM ENGINES, Mill Outnts, Water Wheel Governors, Krult
Dryin- OuttlU, Traction Enslnee, CresUne. etc. rmmkehlnery wsde ana rejrisJL
General UKnU and manufacture of the celebrated NVubUtrom Vatem Middlings
Purifier and Reels. J'arm machinery made and repaired.
Salem Track & Dray Co.
em Tron worka. Drays and tracfc) raiy be found throughout the Oav at
th enrner it Ptate and (mnieri'lal ptrU.
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
BROOKS 4 LEGG,
YORK
20 to 30 per cent, below all competitors' prices. Their line of underwear is
See their line of Table Linens, Lace Curtains and Counterpanes.
- - - - 333 Com'l St., Cottle Block.
BANQV
I I
Onvx and
Finest Ever Brought to Salem.
fjSTSEE EAST
Hacks, Buggies and Harrows made
State Street.
T S. BURROUGHS
BUItliOUGrHS,
get a Saddle horse, Livery
.urayor xtuck, voou, xxay,
good well rotted Manure,
and careful work is our motto.
RYAN & CO.
DRAYBAND TRUCKS
alway ready for orders.
Bell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber, or
flee BUle St., opposite Ba-
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Oarsfelly 6owpouui4 (Uy or
Cross,
JT
Li 1
120
WINDOW.
MR I
130 STATE STREET.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,-
Creamcry and Dairy Sup
plies, Steel Ranges, Parlor
Heaters in all Styles a Spe
cialty. CLOTHES WRINGERS AND WASHERS
fiSTThe best on earth,
call.
Give us a
10:3 tf.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
South, of WUlmtt Hotl,
aJTWMi - OREQON
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meakat All Hours oi the Day
None but white labor employed In thU
establishment. . ......
A good substantial meal cooked in flrst
cIkxs style
Twenty-flve cents per meal
RED KRO N T
Cod it utret, between Opera .House ana
Mlnto's Livery
W. Taylor,
House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber
CARI'ET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE-
WASHING AND WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY.
Leave orders at Thomas & Johnson's 2CS
Commercial street.
M. T. RINEMAN
DKAUEB IK
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Wpeden
and Willow ware. All kinds ofmlll feed.
a 1m. vAfftj,hiiuurt(1 fmlti In their season.
"lUghMl Price paid for country produce."
w e HOiioi a snare or your pairuuagB,
1831 TUB cS1VATOB 1893
Country Gentleman
TIIEUKBTOKTIIE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.
OKVOTKII TO
Farm Crop svad Processes,
Horticulture and Fruit-Orewlagr
Live-Htock and Dairying,
While it also Includes ail minor depart
menu of Kural Interest, such as tbe poul
try yard, entomology, bee-keeping, green
house and grapery, veterinary replies,
(arm questions and answers, fireside
...m I m H..nrtAllM Mnmimv. find ft Hfirn.
mary of tho news ! tbe week. Its mar
ket reports are unusually complete, and
mnrh uiutnUnn Is bald to tbe Drosbects of
the crops, as throwing light upon one of
the mut Important of all questions
When to buy and when to sell. It Is llb
erallylllastraUd.and by recent enlarge
ment, contains Bior reading matter than
ever before. The imbswIpUoa prieo U
WMJpor year, but we ofler a special re-
Bras
duetKin in our
CLUB BATES FOR 1868.
Two SubcrlHM.,oa9r8,unc, $ 4
Six SubKryikM, " " 10
Twelve 5ubcrJetiM, " " 18
at-ToaltNewSabasiitfa le 13. pay
log lsadrBeeno.r. we vrl sesd tbo pwu
per Weekly, srew ear rMelpt of the r.ilt
UBee. ts JassMfT Ut, Ms), wMvaH tMuurao.
-1rtmu Cft rim. Asarsss
LUTHER TUCKER It SON, PWWi,
XlVen, M.Y.
DIO
i
LAMPS.
s.
State ' Street.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking uublnohsl
In all Its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS President
Wm. KN GLAND Vice Freslden
HUU HMeN AUY Cashier.
DIRECTORS: Geo. Willlams.Wm. Ens
land.Dr. J. A. Richardson, J. W . Hodhon.
i a jiQtrer
'Bank In new Exchange block on Com
mercial street. B:12-tl
MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for tho next 80 days
on Reed farm loans.
FEAR k HAMILTON,
Room 14, Bush Bank block. 5 llMn
Authorized Capital $o00,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Bulem, Oregon.
W. A. CUSICK, Pies. :W. W. MAHTIN,
Vice Pres. J. II. AIiUKHT, Cashier.
State, County and City Wurrantu bought
at l'nr. dw
FINE TEAS
-AND-
JUST ARRIVED
AT
H. M. BRANSON & CO,,
303 Commercial Street.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Bates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Bay
Tbe best hotel between I'ortland and Han
Francisco. FlrsUclass In all Its npixjlnt.
menu, lu tables are served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grownlln the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
ONLY
LINE
RUNNING
THROUGH
DAILYTRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 - M.
" '" 7:30 P. M.
31
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
72 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
Kansas City.
PULLMAN .and TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS. DINING CARS.
ferrates and seaeral lBfontloa call
on or address,
Jtoiae k Barker,
Sm coauaeroial sir, Halem, Or.
Of W. K, HUKLHyicr, A. U. V. A.
9 WshlntB .,
rsHUH, OskS01.
RACKET
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS ADS
. I , . .
mll'MON FullD, attorney at law, Salem,
JL Oregon. Ottico up-etalrs lu ration's
jloctc.
T Y. CONN, Altonioy at law, room 7,
XJ.
lurphy Block.
H.
J. KIGUKK, Attorney at law, Salem,
uregon, umveoverijauu miens
itt-tf
bunk,
J. SHAW, at. W. HUNT. 8HAW A
HUNT, attorney at law. Offlco over
.'apltal NaUoual bank, Salein, Oregon.
T. IUCUAltDSON, Attorney at law,
mVsl
otllcetiD stairs In front rooms or new
ush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Batoro, Oregon.
JOHN A. CAKMW, Attorney at law.
Kooms 3 ana 4, Lnda A Bush's bank
building, Salem, Oregcn. 8 1 lyr
B. Y. UONUAM. W. H. HOLMES.
Boniiam A Holmes, Attorneys at law.
Offlco In Hush's block, between Ctate
and Court, on Com'l SU
ME. VOOVE. Stenographer and Typo
. wrltlst. OTor Laddi&Hush'sbnuk,
lutein, Oregon.
II. UKADSHAW, PHYSICIAN AND
Snrreou. Palom. Oreeon. Office In
uis b-I!re man block, upstairs Residence
corner Htntennd H. K corner Inter street.
K. V. S. MOTT, physician and sur
ireon. OfUco lu hliiilUito llloott. ba-
Otllro hours 10 to 12 a. in
2 to 4 p. ni.
rK. T. C. SMITH, Uenllst.OT Stale street,
JL Halem, Or. Finished dental opera
tions of every description. Painless opera
tions a specialty.
T D.PUOII, Architect, Plans, Specb
yV . flcatlons and superintendence lor
all classes or buildings. Offlce 00 Com.
merclal St., up stairs,
CA. UOISKUT, Architect, room 421, Mar
, quam building, rortland, Oregon.
p.
Co., Sa
TOWN8EN1), Civil Engineer and
Hur oyor. Ottlce with Oregon Land
Salem, Oregon.
PJ. LARSEN A CO,, Manufacture of nil
, kinds of vehicles. Repairing a special
ly. Shop 45 State street.
TROTECTIONLODaKN0.2.A.O U.W.
I Meets lu their hall In State Insurance
building, every Wednesday evening.
H. A. McKAUDKN, M. W.
, J. A MEL WOOD, Itecorder
TMPHOVED OUDEK OF HEIV MKN,
J. ICiimliikun Tribe No. 8, Halom. Holds
council every Thursday evening, at 7.80.
Wigwam In (state Insurance hall,
K. O. HAKEH, Prophet.
KUANK O. SVATKIIH, Chief of Uncords
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best.
The place'JIor young ladles and gentle
men to secure mthorough education Is the
old, but over new.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
Longnurt still tho lending luslttutlon of
tho North West, llctter than ovcrl
Niw course of Instruction In Oratory,
Theology and l'O'StrGraduatcd.
KrUUlli. Normal, Business, Academy,
College, and J jiw courses greatly enlarged
und improved.
I'ikuiIIIls Increased nud Improvod. For
('Htiilogite of College of Law write Uean S
T. liichardoou Ksq .Halcm, Or.
For Utitnloftuu of Col lego of Modloal and
l'hariniicy wrlto Deau lllchmond KelIy,M.
Li. I'orllitnd.Or.
Kor general Catalogue write Itov. Geo.
W hltaktr, 1). D., 1'iesldent, Sulom, Or.
7-J5!m-dW
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITDTB
Will be opened to students Bept. 13, 1892.
Oilers the most practical courses of study
ol any chool in the Htnte. viz: Mechanical
llQL'IneerltiL'. Uivll Kuulueerlng. Electrlcul
Unglneerlng, Academic and Grammar
school courses Students practice dally In
wood shop, machine shop, and labora
tories. Tuition ami Hoard per Year, (ISO.
Special Inducements to a fow young men
who wish to work for their board and tui
tion during vacations. For prospectus and
further Information, address
UDWIN MOmtlSON, M H ,
I'resdent, Balem, Or,
Miss Ballou's
KINDERGARTEN.
THIRD YEAR
Opens Monday, Hcptemuer 19th, at Kin
dergarten Hal), opposite opera bouse.
Children received at thrco years of age
and over. A connecting clap will be es
tablished lorudvauced Kindergarten pu
pils unci those beginning primary work.
Only tbe best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. Prang's system ot drawing
and color work Introduced.
ENGINE AND
BOILER
IOK sale. Tho boiler Is on H-borso up
V right insular, 'nud the engine a (l-hiirse
Uiricuiit'jl. llotti are In good condition,
nud ot STOO when new.
Apply to A. II. I'OlwrNKHd CO., oppo
site 1'lri.t Nutlonul Iluuk.
Residence 382 Cliurch St.
J. J.
MUTTON ,
SIGN
PAINTER,
Decorator, Knlsomlner and l'a
lcr Hunger.
Leave orders at A. II. lluren 4 Bon's fur
niture store or Brout&Ullo, Grocers.
JAPANESE
JL in i
CURB
Anew and Complete Treatment, consist
tsgfjfsupposlUjrIeM, ointment In capsules,
uUo box aud pills; a ptMltlre eure for eg
If nml, Internal, blind or bleeding. Iteblng.
limolr. rrciit at hereditary Files, aud
many cither dlswues and female weak
simm: it ts always a ntsl beneHl to the
general IhmUh ihe first dlMovery ola
mfadiaal aura rendering an ODMattoii wttb
the knife unetaary hereafter. This
remedy has never bu known to foil, tl
per txi,0 torts; sent by ull. Wby suffer
(him Ink torrible dUease wbea a wrltlea
ftwraatue Is given with boxes, to refund
fee moo? II not mired. Head stamp for ftreti
samp). (Jfvuue Issued by Hoobaub,
Otauus A Oi.,wbo)t-Mile and retail drag.
a.sAteacvtits. Portland. Or. Break
-THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
IIOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
PiniLlBHKDDAlLY.KXCETTBUNDAY,
nr the
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building
tattered at the postofflce at Balem,Or.,aa
ccond-clRss matter.
MBS. LKABE'S INELtGlMLlTV.
They are raising the question of
tho constitution in Kansas, as to
Mrs. Lease being eligible for tho of
llce of seuator. Thore are graver
reasons than that why she would
uover do for Unilld titates senator.
8bo could not cross her feet on top
of a desk arid spit tobacco in the
aisles. Bho would not drink whisky
In the cloak rooms. She would not
favor keeping in idleness a swarm of
pretty committee clerks and type
writers at publlo expense Bho
could not and would not, as wom
anly modesty forbids, attend Del
rnouico drunks and opening of club
houses for poker playing. Mrs.
Lease would not make a modern
popular senator. Besides many
other constitutional objections, she
would be apt to vote her convictions
of right and wrong without regard
to the party whip and she would
talk sense once In awhile.
oun ROOSTER,
Tuero came to the Journal
editor a few days after eleotion a
most woe-begone starved-appearlng
rooster. Ho could hardly crawl.
Ills head was all battered up, worse
a great deal than John L. Sul'iyau's
after Corbett had got through with
him. Ho could only walk on ono
foot. Tho other was drawn up
with rheumatism undet whero he
onco stowed fond away, so long ago
ho had no recollection. He was so
weak he had to sit on tho ground to
eat. Ho was an old bird, once of a
proud breed, but now his tail-feathers
were all gouo but a few broken
stubs. Ono of his wings dragged on
tho ground and ho had one eyo
closed. His comb was dropping oir
and hla ouce gay colors wore all
faded out. After ho had filled him
self up with provender for about
three days bo crawled out into the
suusblneand from the depth of a
broken voice uttered ono feeble
crow. Ho is a done-up bird. We
begin to suspect some Democrat
dropped him at our house as a cam
paign joke.
BICOIUCTOF U15SIOCJIIAT10 HUOOKSS.
There Is a party la Germany
knowu as tbo Social Democrats.
Ttiero la a largo uumbor of Social
Democrats all over this country just
at present East Oregoulan, Dem.
Does not tho abovo throw light
on the rocont sweeping vlotorv of
the Democratic party?
Heretofore tbe Socialist vote has
been given to the Labor ticket.
This year tho Labor party had no
ticket lu the field.
Tbe Socialist and Anarchist ele
ment In tho largo cities would not
voto tho Prohl, nor tbo People's
purty tickets. They mado war on
the saloons nud favorea woman
suflerage. So this largo "Social
Democrat" voto, as tbo East Ore
gouiuu calls It, went to Cleveland.
Is not this tho secret of hla carrying
New York and Illinois?
In states without largo cities like
Iowa aud Oregon tho Democratic
party mado no gain. It fell behind.
IIBCHK3 VttKY. HILVKH.
Senator Jones,ono of tho American
delegates to tho International mone
tary conference, lu n Loudon Inter
view, said:
"Whether a freo coinage bill Is In
troduced by tho Democrats, and
whether It passes or not, arc differ
ent matters, Mr. Cleveland himself
is against freo coinage. It is Just
the question bow far Democrats will
lulliicuco his personality. A great
masn of tbo people are bont on Una
coinage. Why should free colnago
tend to depreciate sliver currency?
Wo hear from Indian otllclala much
about tbo depression of silver in
India, but tho Indian receives as
much in commodities for a rupee as
bo over did. It Is not silver that de
preciates, It Is gold that appreciates.
Wo hear about great stacks of silver,
Whero are they? Whon you talk
of grain or petroleum you can sub
stantiate your statements. I want
the sumo done In tbo talk of silver."
CONVICT I,KASKtf,
Oregenlan: Convict labor and
what to do with It is a perplexlug
question In other states, us well as
in Oregon, Hera we have commit
ted an unpardonable fault In our past
solution of tho problem, No crime
against humanity eau be charged
up to the account of Oregon, suoh an
tbe statsjof Georgia, Mkw4lppl,
Teuneasee, LouWam and few
otueni aiwt answer for. We bavo
nwdeau Industrial; aud wohowIu
error, aud jwblle sentiment dv
maud tbat tke error be roilA!,
owr yiatlm kif bow to doae
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Repett
H km Ar
&
ABSOLUTELY PURE
with tho least burden upon tho tax
payers. In tho Southern states, to
Industrial error has been added lu-
humanity nud barbarity. Tho convict-lease
system, as It exists lu
those states, Is an outrage upon the
civilization of tho age, a return to
tbo brutality and barbarity of me
dieval times. There existed before
tbo civil war no slavery worse than
that of the present day In tho con
vict gangs of the South. A slave
was a valuable piece of property,
and brutality was always tempered
with a reward for the welfare of tho
property. Tho health of tho slave
was looked after. The conylot
lessee, the task-master of tho unfor
tunate victim of his own Ignorance,
Inherited instincts and race preju
dice, Is restrained by no suoh con
slderation. All be cares for is to get
as mnch work at as littlo expenso as
possible out of tbo human maohlno
ho rents from tbo state, and when
tbe maohlne becomes unserviceable
he sends it back and procures anoth
er.
This lease system bas cried aloud
to heaven for years, but lu valu.
The finer sentiments of tho South
were dulled by slavery, aud bavo
not yet received a now edge. This
was shown in Tennessee a year ago,
when tho governor called the legis
lature together in special session to
abolish tbo lease system, and It ad
journed without taking action, a
crime for which tho state has slnco
paid in blood and treasure. In
Georgia a eeutlmont against tho
leasing of convicts to contractors Is
gaining ground, aud the matter will
bo presented to tho legislature.
There, as hero, tbo most popular oc
cupation suggested for the convicts
is work upon tbe publlo roads. Tbo
legislation proposed embraces thu
cessation of the lease system as fast
as the present contracts expire, tbo
creation of a stato engineer's depart
ment, which shall bavo chargo of
tho work ofsurvey lug and construct
ing roads, and the employment of
convicts on the latter work, Other
Southern states show a dogreo of
Inertia and indiflerenco on this sub
ject that Is appallng, in view of tbe
essential Inhumanity of tho leaso
system In its practical operation in
tho South. Oregon lias no sin
against humanity to rououuee, but
sho has an cconomlo problem to
solve, tho realization of as much
value as possible- from tbo labor of
tho convicts sho must support,
without brluglng thorn Into compe
tition with free labor. Tbo solution
must bo roads.
A Beautiful Foem.
Tho following verses are tho latest
from tbo pen of Will J Visscber of
Tacoma a well known Journalist and
grand army man:
Sleep, ab sleep, yo brave, und listen,
In your dreams to battlo's hum;
Seo tbo foemau's armor glisten:
Hear tbe bugle-noto and drum.
Heads that rest on uusluug knap
sacks, 'Neath your blankols and tbo
night,
Clow besldo tbo bristling gunstaoks,
Dream of morrow aud tbo light.
From tho cottugo homes aud manors,
Whence ye came, a nation's pride,
Prayers are rising for your baunerw,
Aud that weal may them betide.
Twlxt tho bearthstouo und tho biv
ouac, Lovo is whlsp'rlng words of oheor;
Twixt tho pillow aud the knupsuak,
Love, lu dreams brings lovers near.
When tlioeo heads aro wblto with
glory;
When tho shadows from ths west
Lengthen, as yo tell your story,
In the vet'run's waul of rest,
May no lugrutv'u word ofsiievrlug
Jteach ono hoart of all tho bravo,
Hut may honor, praise und cheering
Guard old honor lo tbe grave.
.
American Cholera.
From tho Dally Ilovellle, What
com, Washingten: "T. C, Burnott,
tbe Democratic candidate for sberlfl
was taken violently IllatClearbrook.
Ho had all tho symptoms of Asiatic
cholera, and lor an hour or two It
was feared ho would die, They
finally gave liliu a dose of Chamber
lain's Collo, Cholera and Dlarhum
Remedy, whtob revived him until a
physician arrived," Tbat is pre
cisely what the manufacturers of
tbat medloiue recommend for chol
era. Send for a pbysleiuu but give
their medloiue uutll tbe pbytlylan
arrive. If cholera becomes preva
lent lu this country next summer
this preparation will be lu great de
mand because It oaa always be de
pended upon. For sale by Baskatt
k Vau EHype,
Mueklsa's AnUea salye.
The Hast Salve la U wortd for Q
Bfuui. staffs. Illness. SaU Hmsiml. rawer
swtfw,fM,.iiiHiisUsy,,cjaBa
Wrty WMfllM, r M'lstir tiVAHTli
U Muasaatssa to tiy
r sMMtsHsvsMMPM
mt m
ssr
iTreTs
y7trt(sVu
Baking
Powder
HEREAFTER.
Canst picture, said a friend to me,
Tho Joy of what is yet to be? "
Cnnst thou deecrlbo eternity? ,
Dost thou Voliove that when we take j
That lost I ng sleep a day shall brvak
The drcam.oss ulght? Shall we awakef
Toll me, ItU reason in thy rhyme, ,
Dost think there'll bo no end of Htae
Nor end of bllos (n that blest ollrae? ,
1 do not know, for sure, I said:
I know not those whose light feet tread
You shere: I know the dead are dead.
I'vo seen the suuimor birds take wis
When winter come, and in the sprlag
Come back again to soar and sing.
I've seou tho red rose in the glen, ,
Hid 'neath the hoar frost, die, and tbsm c't
In brighter moments bloom again.
I've seen the soul, freed from the clay .
That hold It here, reach far away,
Take up its harp and start to play. j
I'vo seen a mother die, and she, . ,
Whon came to her w hat must to sse, J
Looked laughing toward eternity. ,: 1
And 1 can see, whilo roses bloom t
Whero roses fade, through life's longglQll,
A gleam of hope beyond the tomb. -
But whatsoo'er tho future be, t
If there's a llfo for you and me, 1
To last through all eternity, "
Tworo s ell to keep this point in vieir "
Do Unto man your whole liro uirougn.
As you would ba o him do to you.
And then whon i ou aro o'er tho range,
Whoro all aro good, I hough many strange,
You may not fool too great tho change, i?
Oy Warman lu Creode Chronicle. , .
j
Now Ocoupntlon for Women.-,
Living wurworks Imvo long beoa
n featwro of church fairs, but'a dim
irraRoum wax figure in flesh and blood
is probably a new "teature." .
Works woll as an advertisement,.'
Tho girl stands motionless as longf
as sho can at any rato. Hor face and
hands are painted to tho semblance
of wax ' 'Look at the bully wax Ag
ger 1" sayB Jimmy to Billy as. they
shuffle along past tho door, "Grit
out 1" says Billy. "Sho ain't no wtw
flgger; she's alivot" "Now, 'Billy,
don't you go an givoyorself away for
a countryman I" Jimmy proteat.
Meantimo tho girl's oyos betray (he
of coui-so.
Sho affects a stony gaae, but ft that
moat beautiful and mobile' thinar. tbs
human oj'o, can nover imitate th '
dullness of wax. Hor eyes move ,
tboir Bockots. Sho shifta her weight
from ono leg to tho others BUly
laughs triumphantly at Jimmy' ex
ponso, who gasps, "Well, if I ain't
Boldliko any fanner I" And the liv
ing wax figure's purposo is fulfilled.
Boston Transcript. ?.
The "yellow Day."
Sept. 0, 1881, is woll remembered
in Maino, Now Hampshire, Vermont
and parts of Now York and PennayV
vauift aB tho "yellow day." Canada,
also took on some of tho characterie
tics noted in tho states above! men
tioned, only that tho yollowwa ol
a dull, greenish cost, which,accottntsi
for tho fact that tho Canuck refer
to it as tho "green day," In the
morning tho sky had the appearance
of hoing clouded, but as thesunaroee
it was plainly visiblo and of the color
of tarnished brass. About midday
tha intenso yollow was most appar
enteverything except leave and
grass was of a woll tbitoddark yel
low color. Tho causo of the phenonv
onon has novor boon 'satisfactorily
oxplained. Philadelphia Frees! i
I'ln afuney from Itulslng flowers.
It is au-ioua that wben so many A
women aro asking what they can ds ,
to earn money so fow think of be-;
coming amateur gardoners. Violeta,
pinks, chrysanthemums and many
other flowers aro not difficult to raise,
and whon carefully packed and seal
to a first class florist bring good
prices. It is said that a woman itt
tho south makes a good income ft ,
uishing real orange blossom to a 1
mous florist, whilo five or six
dross themsolveo on the dollar
ducod from the violote that grow i
so littlo euro in the well preeernl
violet pit. Exchange,
Sweat Iniioeene.
Two aiiproutice girls come to a i
stop in front of a baker's shop, M
door or. wiii'u stoou a negro m
traditional costume of a French
try cook.
"Look tlierot A black baker.
didn't know there were any."
"Of course, you Hilly, They've l
to mako the brown bread. "-
monk ;
TamuerlnsT wltsi IslUns.
Tlie constant twpriHf with
by dtsbOHset oarrwm aat ocbew l
been a iwriiltalty to peaMHoe
and the govenunwt has reosmUy lsj
an invitation to tlw invsatoM of U(
other countries to uUait tbetr I
touie ineaiis of putttngaa end to, evi
ovsnts UKilttng, we ualawnu
Among Hte invtboos
oae f row a New Jersey '
ikvid a aneoial envekip fer '
ixm. Tbeiaveatioaeafsslasstel
a ctsvsll deriea ol aar sbaiw en I
laatttonidd. tCTEdl
when dry, bet will ten er i
ifeowlag at oae wheteet Ike
tamserea wue,-
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