THE DAILY HERALD, PLATTSMOUTII, NEliilASKAJil DA Y, OCTOHKU 23, 1SS7.
&l)t yiatt0moutlj, Dailn (jcrali)
Publishers & Proprietors.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
J.'or 'Supreme .Judc,
SAMUEL MAXWELL,
l-'or I'nlversiiy Kegcnts,
DUB. 15. DAVIS,
1)1 . (JEOKJE KOI SKI ITS.
I".r .IiicI;;ch uf S c-oml -I U1 H-j.ll District,
J ION'. SAMUEL M. CHAl'MAN.
HON. ALLEN W. FIELD.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
For Treasurer
I). A. CAMl'IJELL.
I'.r Clerk
JIIRI) CKITCHFIELD-
Fur Keeonlcr
yvm. II. POOL.
For Judge
CALVIN" I JUSSELL.
i'"or Supciintciidivit of J'lil.lic Instruct I ou
MAYXAIil) Sl'INIC.
.siiciiir
.1. ('. EIKEXIiAIiY.
!: or Cicrk of District Court
II. J. STHEIOIIT,
For C u.ily 'nin in i iioiior
(JEOIKJE YOUXa
For Surveyor
A. MA DOLE.
For Coroner
II EN II V IMECK.
Tho Republican State Platform.
'1 hu repiuiiieaii parly .Nulnita, while
i'Vc:r im niilol property liable, t: n.t holding no
syni.;illiy with those v.ho would v i 1 1 1 Uieeoui
HiMM'.st divide, or i h Hi;? auarchi s ileslrov,
rc;istri s Its ilctcrminat io:i I hut the great i ail
w:iynirji"r;illor:si.f t his s;. tit- which liold re
I llpl'is of ek-M'st. il:t"IVSt to 1 lie poplo shall
lx; the fairly paid servants of Hie sta'e and net
its masters. I'll work of it j;islative control in
the Mae and n .tioii shall continue until a!!
cans;- uf eo' iiMiie.! of rxortillalit ra'i-K
u jiut ills riiiitnalioii in l'avor of individuals i.f
loeaiil its vliall ei: '.si; to eisi. Assuiui' g the
lesi.oiisibiiiiy'.wliii-h . fairly helonj-'s to i of
ir n-i-.;;i..lp.l li"N!:iliiin linLiiff t.
irnh-H-it fM .il :m.I t ln :'..:iT tun nf t 1 u .41 .."l i I
ln::als or reninus: ions which h;ive been cn
uaied to irrapplo with corporal, ; power, the rt
jiiiiiiieau li.iiiy will see to il that !y a 1 needed
uihirjinciits of power these eoiiiuiission-', na
ti.nial aad slat ', Hiall h ariic-d for haltlu ai;d
'or vi dory Witil i-ivuriug such c-am'e ia
I he consul it io". of 1 1; is mate as will perm it. the
rallro-d commissioners to he elccled l:y the
;mp'e, it heivhy voices its confidence in tin;
uxislmg hoard o; tniiis;)ortai:i:,aiid Cwininciain
its e.'loi is to obtain lot Kehraska the same
taint ot raw s i.r lr;lght and carrmire of pas- rw...nt hoo.lln mmn nr ei-r-ninn- rnt,w.
r.Jcd to neliiiiboi nifj state )
Kkei it before the people that W. C.
Showaltcr has had eight years of oflice in
thin republican county of Cass anil only
wants four more.
Tins national campaign will begin
next June, and, at the present time, it
looks as if the brightest and best man in
American politics would be the nominee
of the republican party.
Tiik IIf.iiai.d is very sorry to see to
much talk about "coal robbers" and
"tai'ifi" robbers" in its democratic con
tempaiics, alter having had three years
of uninterrupted democratic rule.
AFTK.it three years of democratic rule
the people nre in splendid condition to
know what they want, and, in our opin
ion, the republican ticket of Cass county
will be elected from top to bottom.
Tiik Journal lies when it says Mr.
Campbell offered it one hundred dollars
to keep still. Mr. Campbell did not of
fer Mr. Sherman any money and has nev
er authorized any of his friends to offer
him money.
illtgally in any manner whatever are
baseless falsfchoods.
Mi:. Hiud Chitcii i ii:i.i, as tin; repub
liean nominee for county clerk, is meet
ing the hearty approbation of every
section of the county. He is a worthy
republican and deserves the support of
every member of the party in the county
I)ikj Citric ii i i i:id), the next county
cleric, was in the city yesterday interview
ing his many friends. Mr. ( 'litchfkld is
a young man, very popular with those
who know him, and one that will fill tin
oliice of county clerk very acceptably to
tin; peopl?.
Gn.vxnrA Eiggins and Anti Van "VVyck
Kobinson were? seen early yesterday
! uiorninr drivim verv ranidlv toward:-,
erf t.- i J -
Tipton precinct. It made us fuel sad t.
see the two great extremes meet anil melt
into one common, fusion of butbun
democracy.
It is refreshing to see the effect of
: ent boo. lie upon our ev
.imiiariy cin-iiiiist'iiH.vd. It is grossly unjust j porary. A week a". 1
itil a ijicvioas wm:i;' that Nebraska should
i.iv mora for the transportation "f her i:d,i! is -o!d; but ii little meeting
:nl tile can I.e.; ot liur sui;dirs t ha.) h. r iu :"h
ie rs, Jo-.va, Minnesota and l:ikota. with its !
ie W.is vei'
of democratic
otlK-e seekers .and a little interview with
trrcat change is
brought about.
a t.ii i inncs- 01 easi.y cuisi i "icie.l ami cneupty ; t.. S,,.,.in .,.,,1
l.nilif Oll'l I l,( l-:,i!rni.l :,. 111.. -'H OIIC1 ni.l!i illlCl
cans o! this staie will not ee;ie tli.ir eit'jrts
iiiitd all wron:;s he righted.
Wu r .liario our a thermee to iha American
sy. te ii ot t;ui:r. under wh'.eli, wiili its br.-ad
protet'tion of American iattor. e-iir iMimtrv lias
prospered bevoud any other, as the biisiness j
of Hit? coimlrv now ileneonls ri'iii.n tti.. i
pahiicaii. alive to the demands of e i'ry mate- ing fund. They alone could use it in
..I.. . .v. ....4..-.. n ! 1.11,41. irvr- uii
Undku the law t : i c board of county
commissioners have control of the sink-
kl-ail !e made ::t the earliest practical dav.
We i-jndeain the action of the democratic ma
jority in coii-ivs- in that afer rerf.tte;l
pledges of tin i.'i reform, it, Ii s ut:riy 1-ule.l.
wiiile h- met a lai-:" majority in tho iiouse oi"
i-fl'r.;-" Miia'ive-i, v.neie t inll" hills n:;:st rii
liate, to bni'.ji ;i!,,ut sucli ref'.rtn, which mu-t
come from liie party that has i v"r been the
'a tend ot liie AiaiTtcan laborer and producer.
i"llV iatnful 1 ua.i::s o' l!ie AnuTiea.i peon'e
are ti tie to lliose who d-'fer. i,; l the union in i'he
l.tte war an t we are m favor of providin-;
sr.it.tLdo ; ensiens fr s.ildiirs a filiors wti'o
wiTi disabled ii. Its service or who have since.
wit'r. 'iit tlicir fault or vice, Ijeetnue objects (,f
p'.iblie or private charity and to the widows i
ao i :i r.ha '- m iliose w ho tell in ,1 defeT se.
Wo heartily sympathize v.ith the a ubitioa
ati.t fit -lis 'f lh pairi its of lielaiid in their
eiuie.iv,ns to o":::i;-i for their c 'litry tin?
blu-sinii'" id' free institutions and locV. selt
Sovor.imeiu. We ieou:i-e i harles t-re.v-art
-arne!l and tin- Ft." Hon. Willia n K. (tl id
stoa? wortiiy cii impious of the f iiuiameiaal
.. prin.'iu:.U of the iJecIara; ion of Indepen
dence. V-. e ceiideinn the action of the president in
his att-mipt lo return the trophies won bv
bravery on the f: of battle.
We condemn liie ii :nov. intolerant and par
tisan aeti.iu oi l tie democrat ie party m exclad
ia- fi-i the p Ivi!.,'es of state fittztnship the
hair nul ion p-opp? of DaU; I . o!ely i n the en
manly und indelensib'e ground d' ii difference
in political viewi. Aot content with their r
J Jits to exelaue the ne-ro from the elective
franchise, they now seek to proscribe an intcl
lr'jat. pros er..iis :;nd patriotic people because
id r'.i 't r poii'ieal pi:,i1;i;s. 0
Wo vi'?w with alarm tin abuse of the veto
i.- -.-p n;e presiueut of the Lniteil States,
A i.ow.-r from the use of which Ku-Iand sov-
i i ii..j iiiivL- .i.iscaiiien ior iwr cimtunes; a
pov.eritsej but mx timesdurim; the lirst forty
years of our national government, a power b
the people intrusted to the president for the
pin pj-r of preventing h;'.itv letsl-ition, has bv
tn i.resent iiieambent of that i Idee been nseil
to thwart tUo v. eil ascertained will rt t!:e peo
P.e a-id to rusit Ih-ir repeated ilemands. lie
has. in one-lii!f of a siie;p; tt.ii of ollice. Used
t he power i.n.te times I li.in the predecessors
eomo'uod. fiehs so-mht bv all the pri ce
tieuird use of extraorilmary power, to cj:i"ti
ir.ti li.mteif a co-ordinate branch of the n i
iioaal !e!taiure. Jle his frequently evr-
ised tins 'one i-.an peweT- by the. ci-war.i!v
method of tii-. "pocket veto" bV which impm t
aat measure- have been defeated without aey
reason belli... tiven for v.itiiholdim; its :;p
prjva'. Vote the republican ticket (Streight i.
any way. Yv"hr don't Sherman ask them
to invest or loan the money? The Jour
nal knows that the county treasurer can
not do otherwise than to hold this mon
ey subject to their order.
Tin-: rotten and corrupt methods of
Senator Gorman were again successful in
the Baltimore elections. The Hfuald
would be pleased to see or hear of a city
that has- been under democratic rule for
any length of time that was not rotten
from stem to stern. Purify your poli
tics and keep it pure by electing re
publicans to oflice.
AVhy so much croaking all at once
about Sir. liiguins covering back this
interest money into the county treasury
bv him if ehctcd to that office. All this
talk has been done by Mr. C. Whopper
c . c a i r 7 i I '
,-snerman ot tue jourua,; no one nasevcr ,.mlorsc :uk1 recommend the following
heard Mr. Iliggins say it, and no intelli
gent mtn would belk-ve him if ho did
Oi:a neighbor Sherman, of the Jour
nal, is prating through the columns of
his paper about his honesty and incor
ruptibility, and uses his paper to attack
men on the republican ticket who would
need no defense, were it not for the
fact that perhaps all our people do not
know the scotce from which it oi igntttes.
The fertile brain of the editor of the
Journal is ready at any and all time to
invent and promulgate a falsehood.
Witness: I lis bills to the citv for pub
lic printing were presented to the city
of I'lattsmouth each month and sworn
to by the editor of the Journal as being
just and correct and wholly unpaid,
and being presented to the finance com
mittee "of the council in that shape were
paid right along until soni3 member of
the council investigated the facts and
found that Mr. Sherman had sworn to
accounts that were false and was through
his slick dodge, over Sj.200 in the city's
debt, and to-day the citizens and tax
payers of I'lattsmouth have to their
credit that amount of stock in the sheet
that is trying by every slum and false
hood of which they are capable, to de
fame the characters of some of the best
men of our fair city. Iking caught at
his little game of beating the city he
argued with the finance committee that
he would pay back (is not that a con
fession of guilt) to the city each month,
he bringing his future bills to the legal
price and tha city to deduct 50 per cent
of his claims until the deficiency was
made good, the delllcicncy being the
amount lie had gained fraudulanlly,
swearing to false statements of accounts
due him from the city. And this is the
man that asks the citizens of PJattsmouth
to believe that all nu n that will not cater
to his depraved way of doing business,
"are dishon. st and unwo'iliv of the con-
Hdrnce of the people."
Don Cameron's Opinion.
Keokuk CJate Citv: Don Cameron is
credited with saying that unless there is
a financial panic or something to make
public discontent with and opposition to
Mr. Cleveland, he will be re-elected. In
saying that Mr. Cameron expresses a very
common opinion, yet according to Prof.
Thorold Rogers, of England, it is not
just'iiefl by t he facts of political history.
Prof. K. says that the people change
parties and administrations in tim-s of
calm, and not when there is conllict.
You can easily see the reason of it. In
times of calm and prosperity men are
different, but opposition and strife make
them partisan and they fight for their
ide. Especially if their side is in power
they then light for it with the keen vigor
of aroused patriotism. 3Ir. Arthur, who
was an excellent president, had no
strength because his administration was
good that it stagnated of its own calm
and public indifference. But Lincoln,
ind Grant, and Jackson, and Jefferson
had to fight a bitter opposition, and they
were invincible. Mr. Cleveland is in
danger because of the political calm.
Mutt
i
.'formation to Capital Seeking Investment
POINTERS ABOUT PLATTS MOUTH.
It is iho itcwt.v lo thfrri-:it SHtlt riiitteconntry
It is .situatol vn the, M'wuvi llivt-r t the month
d tlu- I'ltitto. at :i iM.int :th,ut lialf way between Clii-
iiiro and lA-!!V( only two Jiours by rail from Liu join the capittil, and ioity iiiiiiiiti-K from Oiualia, the
metropolis oi tli; iSttite;.
J,ojiil:itio:i t.boiit I'.OtMi ami raj. idly increasing;.
Has olio or tho finest systems of Water "Works in the State.
Streets are well lighted by
A street railwav in ojiertition.
( ratios oi tlie Greets est.-.biislrjMl, and bonds voted lor the in.rj.oso of oonstructiii Fewerae and
paving; of Tjiin Street, work to commence thereon in tho sj.rii.g; of ISS.
lias a line four story hio-h school building and six ward school houses. Aside from business houses
over 100 residences have been constructed during tho vetir Is ST.
An Opera Uonso eo.diu 5.1, OUO.
Nebrasktt Preserve and Cannin- itictury, capital 1:1,000,. capacity ;i00,000 cans per year and em
iiloys -10 hands
JJnck and Terra Works, eaj.ital -.j0,000, cap-iciiy 1,00 bricks j.er d.ay, emj.loys unity ii.mm..-.
Plattsnu.ath Ctmniii l actory, capital :iO.)i.o, caj.ritity l.U)!,0U() cans j.er year and employs
hands, turns over in one year's business about sli0,0o0.
Two daily papers; one liejuiblican and one .Democratic.
Schr.clbachi r l)iirv and wtijfuii lac tor A'. ,
Pepporhopr's eitir mtinufactorv, emplovs lifleen litmus, and hirgely riij'jtlies the trado
crn Nebraska.
Dufuor t'c Co's. new Packing House.
Tlie gre-ifc V. 'I!. Cc (v. Ua.:Sro:vl machine sliops, round hou-es, storehouses, t:c., are maintained at
this point for the use of its system west of the. .Missouri Liver, emjdoying many hundrels of hands, and
disbursing to employes monthly about r0,U.
One of tho iinest railroatl 'bridges in the United S!aks ? pan:, the .Missouri J liver at tho Southern
limit ol the city.
Over miles ot railroad conveys its freight traiiio into and through our cily.
Ten passenger 1 ruins kv;ve PI:itt.-?moiilh daily for norlh, south, etist and west over tiie V. 15. & Q-j
K. 0., St. doe k C. P. :iud tho Ii M. IL IL in .W.-braska.
io cheapiie.
good railroad facilities, make it not only a pleasant place to reside, hut a desirable place ior the establish
ment ot manuhicloiics.
To healthy, legitimate i.w;nuf;;etoring enterprises, tho citi;-:ensot Plat t.-nioti; ii would doubtless mako
reasonable iinlucemonts tv secure their location, and correspondence is solicited.
"While re;tl estate values are growing iirmt.-r e.ieli dav, y-l there i- nothing t p'ruiat i e or fictitious
about them, and o'ood ivs'deueo lovs can be bou;-ht at from s !.',() to S)o'; land near the citv can bo pur-
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of Kouthwest-
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j.jio cnea one.-:, oi mu i;tn' aroiiiKi i laiismoutn ami us nearness ro uiaua maiuo, uui .i naa
:;ere.
Villiin t!
i:e
chased at from S'J(K) to S(ji)
Missouri! Pacific and the Ont thn r.nd Southern L'tiilways into ii
twelve months our cil v i
ei
!s to welcome the
eo:j) i
The above facts tiro given without exae-gerat i-.u v.vA the .;-;-p -cts i
limits.
tiie iiiturt: j.r.-sjM.-rity of our
city, more man tmovo nulicare.!. t tiriiv- seKiug
are earnestly requested to coi.ie tmd make persom;! invest ig-at;on. 'h:; h
ride to South Pari:, the mos? b .ant ii.il and desirable reid-nco loe.dit v in
purcliased at from SlTW) to -OO, each. This ;icf iirestiuo ;i idition is itee.v
1 , 1 t ! . . Ill .1 1
coin i venues or oy toouth Wa street, an-t may oo r..-s.one! in a ten niint!.. v.-.tiu irom ino ou.-ines:s cen
ter. South i'ark is more rapidly building up than any other part of the cily. Corrc.-poi.deiiec solicited.
:u ve.-t ments m lu'tilty
re you viil be given a free
the citv, wdiere lots mtiv be-
-:b!(! by cii her Chicago or Lin-
ECTW3cr r1 t an jra BV, 3T-! rrx- n
W lvr Kj. KiixMxJ V V iil wU.i.Ju'. L.-i,-i.
A MOST INTERESTING STUDY.
faew Dcoarture.
Viro the unsersigned druggists of
Plattstnouth do hereby announce to our
patrons and friends that we can heartily
say it.
Ji::k Dams
Georgia.
seems to l3 kinir
m
What was the matter with loaning the
county funds when John Cummings was
treasurer, Mr. Sherman; and what was
the matter with loaning the county funds
when Mr. I'attersan was treasurer? Al
though Mr. Patterson is head and shoul
ders atn.'ve the majority of his party ami
made us a good county treasurer yet it
is not denied but what he conducted the
oflice ju.-:t as Mr. Campbell has don
remedies of the Quaker Medicine Com
pany: Balyeat's Fig Tonic, Dr. "Watson's
Xew Specific Cough Cure, and Heap's
Arnica Salvo, for the reasons that we
know what they contain, and are 'the re
suits of science applied practically.
Wir.L. J. Wakkkic.
TIIE FINEST AND BEST $2.00
MEN'S BUTTON AND CONGRESS
SHOES AT MERGES.
Ileal estate and abstracts.
dtf "W. S. Wish.
Tiik democratic party must indeed l e
in close straits to be again compelled to
start their Plattstnouth smut mill. . The
"Wko will go on Sherman's bend?
Parties from Ghnwoo b
Look out for that "sinister look"
C. Whopper Sherman's eye.
I:-' Mr. Iliggins will iend the cou?;ty
funds, dots Sherman expect to borrow '.
Tuk republican county ticket is
choice one and any scratching, whatever,
will be an error.
Danger In Flour Dust.
Be careful in handling naked lights around
boltinir chest s Not lonr aero a correspondent
Journal, attnougn tlie local- page is entered a rail! and touml the miller searching
usually clean and - decent, is generally for Ins hair, eyebrows and beard. Ho was
,?-inv iiiif .1.11.11 v..i;ine teetwl light to illuminate tho interior. No
on somebody. It is generally understood I sooner was the light thrust into tho chest
Unit-. thr rorii-il nl.tun liooi-vol unnn ft I than the miller was startled by a flash aud a
Smith by the Journal elected him may
or; if the same mill keeps on grin. ling,
D. A. Campbell will surely be next coun
ty treasurer.
Worr.n the funds of Cass county b
sife in toe hands of Mr. Iliggins with
Mr. Sherman deputy ?
Evr.:: dollar of the ion!;ty funds is
stfe and will be turn'M.1 over t.i Mr. Ilig
g;ii3 if elected and can tile the bona.
Mr:. CamciikMi's bonJsmen are not
alarm jd by anything the Jcurnal may
say, as its reputation for truth is naught.
Wm:x Mr. Slicrman, o.- any other man,
says David Campbell has loaned any of
the county funds, he states what is abso
lutely false.
Tin-: southern papers are now filled
with references to "Ex-President D.ivis"
nnd the incident nt Macon, Ga., somehow
recalls those rebel flags.
rhock. When he picked himself up his head
was as bald as a celluloid billiard ball and his
flowing beard was floating around the mill
in gaseous form, sensible only to tho nose.
rortunately tlie nre did not spread ami tho
accident was not reported. Milling World.
Tin-: e iitor of the Journal has got
down low enough, with probably the
help of the devil, to conceive aboninible
lies concerning the present incumbent of
Par.gors of Foul Air.
If the condensed breath collected on ths
cool window panes of a room where a num
ber of persons has been assembled be burned.
a smell as of singed hair will show the pres-
tlie office of county treasurer, and is even ence of orgnnie matter, and if the coudcned
so bold as to publish them, lie intimates rcat Ui XXo min tho 'in.loi
1 for a lew days, it will bo found on examina-
that 3lr, Campbell offered him one hun- tion by tho r.iieroscopo that it is alive with
dred doll irs to stop lying about him. I animaleula. J t is the inhalation of air con
and it wa3 refused. For what? For a
taining such putrescent matter which causes
half of tho sick headaches, which mia-ht bn
. . I ' o -
cuancc io i onow inc county sinking avoided by a circulation of fresh air. Amur-
fund? We know Mr. Sherman too well ico" Analyst.
- I unlrna Amnno' rnlfip.
wnar l;ie. nc taue nity dollars Ior last Three prospectors in Texas came upon a
fall: Mr. Sherman s abusive articles on herd of oOO cattle the other day just as eight
Mr r.-,Tm.;r l! i.r,-pnti..-lr .me-.nl r,.r wg gray woives cue out a cowana calt ana
J I iif-olipil fliwin tlipin Tl-.rt nrnx.' linltntvuil nn.l
... 1 .1 1 . -i i i 1 "
t.ii.i iir.: in i.posei, uiuess n ne Tor urines at once with a rush the herd gathered and
and prospective boodle, from an infamous drove away the wolves. The latter soon dis-
I A. 1 1 . in ... .
.irr. tr. ,1,, evil Mr r!,0.l! ., covereu anoi u-.t cow ana can, ana maue a
-.' ' .. ........ Mv,k i . i ... r . i l - . ... , e iu. i . -
I i iisu lei iiicui, uiiu, jii sjiiLe oi iue iinntie
man of unqucstionaoie character and his eCorts of the mother, got the calf down: but
official duties have not lacked attention tcgam the herd came lo tho rescue, and this
i-. -!'. i i i -J time c-haed the wolves until they ERTe vv
Mr. Campbell of using the county's money I San
and disappeared. ew York
A rhysieian Tall: About the Philosophy
of Walkers and Walking.
"There is no better way tp tell the habits,
characteristics and occupations of people
than by tho way they walk," said n homoe
opathic physician of hrooklyii. "It is a most
interesting study. Let w, walk along Myrtle
avenue, the most ccc-niopolitan thoroughfare
in Brcokh'n, and 111 try am! point out a few
different type's for ynu. There comes a so
ciety butterfly a pretty mi s with mincing
step, ishe looks best in n. poem, for you will
observe that the upper pait of her bod y bends
over at an angle of nearly forty-five degrees,
and that her high heels tilt her forward tiil
she feels she is going to fall flat on her face.
The instinct of Ketf preservation makes her
unconsciously stre'.eh out iter cpen hands so
as to savo herself when :-h- falls. I should
say it was very laborious work for her to
hobble along and keep her bustle bobbing up
and down and from right to left with such
clocklike regularity.
"Hero comes an o.Tice clerk. He has been
: at tho desk nearly ail his life, for there is
nothing human left "about his figure. His
right shoulder is three inches higher than his
left, his back is Lent and his eU.ov."3 stand
out. From leaning continually over a low
desk with his legs crossed his iclvis has been
thrown out of place and tho right toe turns
in so that he waikj with a hoppity jump. .
"That hard featured man across the afreet
has ljeeu a convict. He has the regular lock
step, and his right arm is uneonscionsly
strctched oat in search of something to lean
on as he Itends forward. It wouldn't surprise
me if he sometimes rested it on some one in
front of him.
"The man just ahead of us, although re
spectably dressed, was no doubt a tramp the
greater part of his life. Notice how he shuf
fles along, scraping his feet on tho sidewalk
instead of lifting teem up. He learned tuat I
habit from walking long diatauees in shoes j
without any fastening.
"The fat woman over there can hardly lo
said to walk. Kho propels herself along by j
moving first one side and then the other. A ;
woman caino to mo tho other day who was j
so fat that she couldn't put her two heels to- j
getherto save her life. SI jo offered me -f 100 !
to thin her down. I told her if I could do !
that my fortune would Ik? made. i
"Few people walk correctly because they j
never have been taught. It is impossible to ;
stand erect when the backs cf tho hands are '
turned outward and the thumbs lie next tho
person. Soldiers are tlriiled to stand with
the little fingers touching the stripes down
their trousers. If you walk with the elbows 1
close to tho sides, and 3'ou can see the ihns
of your hands as you swing them back and
forth, the shoulders can't help being thrown
back."
Tho doctor himself was almost as round
shouldered as the reporter. New York Even-
ing Sun. i
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What is Fame? j
,;Der ain't no uso trjn'n' a square chake in
dissher country," said a tough looking j-y-ang
man. i
"What's do matter, p'leecc onto you ;
again?''
"Naw. Hut I un d'stan Jimmy do "CruLer'.i ',
got twice't as big a phortygranh in the j-ogue's
gallery as I liave. Airy body knows I stand ;
higher in de profession dan he does.' Wash- ;
ington Critic. I
Nothing nnnouuees rank, education an I '
good breeding iu women, more than tho even
ness of tbeir disposition and tho desire tc
please. Napoleon.
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