I'
. . . .ry turn may
,o iievr form of vers,
j immensely old, tut wbieb,
.. tl inc ilojtel into tho now,
.-jw quite llio fyxhion nmoiijj mm'a
UL-iV-ra. Many of t;, forms, with
,.r curious re ate.1 ruytmM, ninl half mad
.iterweiviri; of rhymes, originated w it'j tho
troubadours ari'l trouvcre mid Provencal
Binder generally; but th y lmvn been
changed in y.rv ss f growth ti!l their orig
inators won lit lmt-iily know them. Of tbei
forms, ndiT.ted. ut any rate, from tho old
French, tbo-io enjoying most promlnenco to
day are the ballade, tho chant royal, tho
kyrielle, tho jmntomine, the rondel, rondeau
and romli-lot, tho fclose, tho xstiiin, tin trio
l t, the rillaru'llo, the l.-iy and tho virclal.
Tl-.o refrain or burden bait a great d.-iil to
1 with thin) singular littlo Bongnt In other
jtootry, says a critic, an ordinary refrain U
"ki'pt to ono note resounding through the
wholo fioem, much as the drone biuw ia pif
ferari or musette music 1 kept going through
out." Mr. Au.-itiu Dobson la saM to bavo written
tbo first ballad which we have in English.
The lallado, according to rule, has three
eight line stanza, and a verso called the en
voy, at tho close, of four lines; or it can
consist of three stanzas oi ten lines and an
envoy of flvo. The enine set of rhymes must
Lo useil in very verse, but never the same
word anin, except in the refrain which
must close each stanza, and the envoy, tbo
envoy having tho rhymes of tho last half of
tho last verso. Tho wholo is governed des
potically by tho refrain, nu ciht syllabled
refrain requiring an eight liao stanza, a ten
syllabled a ten liuo srani, nnd tho fviiso of
tho stanza niu.-t not pauo in tho middle,
Lut must continue to l.e eaiiped by tho re
frain. Tho envoy uhr.iys remenilx'.-s tho old
fashion of addressing tiie Veise li n ik-i'mhi
a person of distinction, ks tho prince or lurd
or chatelaine and bhouM bo thu climax of
tho whole.
Another quaint verse form Li the Kyrielle,
four lined rso of eight syllabled lines,
aving each last lino tho same. Another i
tho pantoum, which, so fur from being of
old French, i ; cf Asiatic or Malay descent;
It consists of four lined stanzas, tho second
and fourth lines of each making Mio first uud
third of tho next, and so on indefinitely,
.-b-3ing by mating tho second and fourth
lines of tho last stanza from tho first (Uid
third of the first ono. Tho ron.'el, tho old
form of Tho word rondeau, came directly
from J'rovenee, and gTeatly rtscrnLles tho
triolet. Tho rondeau i written on two
rhymes r it has thirteen lines and two un
rbymed refrain lines, tho refrain usually be
ing a rejietition of tho lirs: ba'.f of the first
line, but being of especial importance, the
climax of tho whole arrangement, and of
spontaneous and iiOt labored effect, being in
troduced as if tho lines (lowed into it of their
own accord. Tbo roundol, another slight
variation, is thought to be the invention of
Jlr. Hwinbnrnei
Tho rondelet b just a little matter of seven
line, used to express any brief fancy, open
ing with a line of four syllables, w hich is ro
eated after one eight syllabled line, and
again ofter three others, tho first of which
three lines rhymes with tho roat, the others
with the second line. The (rluse, another
freak, Is used more in Spanish and Portu
guese than in French; it begins with a
quatrain called a texte, which it aiupliiles
In four stanzas of ten lines, each closing with
one of tho lines of tbo opening qua. rain. La
every verse the sixth, iiinla and tenth lines
rhyming with each other, other lines taking
nny rhyme Tho sestiua was invented by
tho troulmdour Arnaut Daniel, end was ucd
by Danto and Petrarch; it Is of six stanzns
of six lines each; li-e six wordj that end the
dx lines do not rhyme, but tbo samo t is.
words end everv lino throughout tLe poem,
:ing with a three line sl.uiza which uses
CLo s:x words, ttiree nt tno end niid t'.ive in
tbo middle.
Tho triolet is tbo play of worJs and tuna
which has been most popular, becauso most
easy, probably. It consists of eight br.es,
and keep to two rhymes; the first pnir of
rhymes are again tbo seventh and eighth,
and the first is tho fourth; the third,
fourth nr.d fifth rhymo with tho first, tbo
elxth with the second. Tho triolet Iia3 to
tell It story in fie lines, and carry ibo ro
peat so easily as to be cDarmiag and not
strained; tho first ono printed In modern
English was by Mr. Ko'.x-rt Dridges. Tho
villanelle, of which sj.-evies ilr. Edmtmd
Oosse wroto th fir.-t in English, Las been
called "the moit ravishing jewel worn by
the muro Eiato;" it was originally a shep
herd's song; it is complete in nineteen line-,
five three lined stanzas and an ending ore
of four hues; eight Lncs given up to tho ro
"rain, which consists of tho first and third
--s used alternately, and at tho close toth
Hber. There remain the Izy and th
oi. Tbo lay is of couplets of five s-ylJii-lincs.
all tho fiiao recurring rhyme, ja
Tsed by single lines if two syllables
vgi thus only two rhymes exo used,
w stanza taking new rhymes. Cut
'rclai thera u a sequence of the samo
rougaout r.U ths stanza', the sco
tai.icg tbo s'aort lino rliyn-.e.-; fjr
' Unes, and a ne-.v rhyme for the
"en llius minute in describing
ord play on account of thj
ia tLcin. heir compositiou
"ord much amusing en'.cr
atheringscf winter evea
norningsou hotel piazzas;
31 to us that verses tuiu
? bear much relation t j
,oa and Shakespeare, cf
ju. Harper's Cazar.
Ulipn of Humanity.
-y to which a young man
sy attain, if bis low La
rds dres. was iilu
n a iew Yark and
ras about '21 years of
iijue, and lio was
and affectionate
"Bertie." Tho
ive done credit to
ran to 6tripes.
band of bis bat
cravat was cf
hi. hose, h'm
lis trousers
the coat
iet&il to
"ariouj
A was
Td
f
.i,
...tin In
t leader
. iiy ami the
..i i Ine.. In, Mid to
f lii'pi'l Ulialiin If-.i-i
I lit-io'e iihiii- of
Ii" liavi- ! a in ie reei-nl I y
..mi onroxiuie I". (ir.iiit, tiiiilli-lii,
..:iti end ( 'link 1 1 UK- I lidr inein -
f.uilifaliy clii-i istiiil i- also ri-'jil!
..it otir m-i lliiii Mill i-mser f.r lii iefov-iv
III1 name f nit? of our liviri Item wli'e
III llion will !( lie; HillMl 1. 1 1 lii .tly Imt:
iI rriiibln-Hii" it ii ut tin- n lu.l'lic. I l.- i uini
NtliaLi'l 111' t. iti .- i,l icr ami (uvmile clillil
nf vu-tery. t l.iiiii II. ln -ililaii.
In Hie ir;t i f tlinse ruat lesnlM" .ii"' "four
l-wtlnit liiilnau lilti I . ui-i Mil It t'i:i! l.'.s
1 l-ity ti- inl I il !ni "t ill litl-lil HI il prcssiiMi
v. ii 1-Ii 1 1 I lie I oi .l.i iifi . ;i! i.lt.i I Hit- f. ii'!ii
t':ili ; : r I w -cil 1) ,.:e-1; 1 1 i ".'I I lil.ll iiri
n fur lell"w A nu I hi. i. i.i I ; r ; , i i uj-i n linn
l'i cat H-t if final i-uml Inn v.ha.:i i in ilt -d
I In- l.o II ill i.f sl.tVelv I li;;il.c l.t li:'- Inn
AihctIc in roi,lii:-ii!i. vp t-iiriK-s!!y In e ue
'KV il ! Illi 'I'll, ill' 'lir If Il'-V. l-'l'i'li I.I
I r I'll In i ii ili-iin I lio n ae 1 1 -. el y ! I.oi.ii-rul-'
f'r Iii-I;n il.
ftl. U lliM O i: I .N.sWt'.llYIMi IiKVOTIoN
to I ne i, at lima rfiiistitutnui ml to I lie 1 1-i i - -hcI
.lli' nni'.ii of M al f t i In- ai1"" i my ji'
. rv il to the states 1'inirr Hie (-nut 1 1 1 ill loll. t
IIih i-l -ional riliU anil lilii-rt es nt eiliei'r In
a II .1! ! 1 i I'l l S Sll I I e llli lot! Mi'l i-
eelallv In the siiem- ainl sovi re vn lilit nf
every citizen. li'-ti r jxicr. native or i i -ijri
I nl-ii, while nr I'liieK. to ca"t one flee Ik.I iX in
thf puhlie eli-ell'M.s aim In liav thai ballot
I ii I v einiiiii'il. We hold u free i-.ml luxirst pop
ular liullot iiml text uml eiiial lere-eiilaliim
oi all m nili Im be the l. in. ila! Ion of our re
hiiIiIk an eovi rniiieii t iiml iieiiiaud elleetive
li-ulslatlou to reeiiie the I ! t ! i I y HU ' lliity
( elecitoi h v. ti it-li ure Hie f in t: ins of ah jiiili
lie .iiitliorily. W e eliniee I In'.t I Ik-5'lesent ail
iniiiislratioii h:;1 tde ileiiiocra'. ii n ajurity in
i-oniin s ou e t lii'ir cxKli-i.t'i in I lie "iin ii--sion
of 1'ie ballot !' Hie ei liiiui.il litillJieat ru .he
i-onsl 'I ii' ion iiml s of I he t nil ! Mail's
Wf are iiiiei'miii-romis nuly in favor of thf
iai lieaii system il i roteelioi'. V e lolest
auainsl the ileslriicilon pio;i"sed by tlie pre!
lent aim his pally, 'llieyrene Hie luterotn
of Kiiii'i e
WK W I.I. ht'fl'OIIT IN-' KIIKSTS- ity AMF.IiICA.
We aeeenl the Ismic, ami eoi.riilently :i peal lo
Hie people tor I hell' jililnlnciit. The plnteetiVr
syslein inlist be ina'nlaiiieil. i In aba luloniiient
Inn a' wavn bei ii follow fl by teiei:-l His hl-r
lo nil iiiieie.'ts exeept I lu.se of I he unmrer
ami sli-.'l id.
We iti-i.i.tKn e 11. ( Mills bii! as ilesl rue! ive to
u'i n i .'I 1 1 : i -1 1 : t .- 4 . labor. :. i'i .he fai ti'ii: iMer
i -.Is OI t he count I V. tltld v. e bcarii.y I'li'Snrsc ,
I ; ennsi-lent an p-tiintm action m Ihe r--pnbliea'i
represi'iil-iiivi s in etmress in npi os
i:i .i lis pas;;;;e. We eondi m n I lie pi - p(i! ion
of i he ilenni i al ie pal I y to iaee nt '"i the
f ee li-t a:nl insis' that the (lulie.i ll.el''on
-ha I !' anjii-le'i ami "laiuiaiiieii si. as to tnr
ti'.sli liiii ami aile'in- !e p: nleel inn lu Ih:;t in
ii try.
T':n- re.u!.iean pally wonbl elfeet all noecleci
ifilneti. i. 1 ih alional ii vi line by ir ealiiif.'
Hie tax s on tobaeeo. which a'e an nrro.ua i.ee
Ml I in den I o sijm irolt nre. mil the tax iipnn
spirp s lis".! in t he a I Is anl lot t eh hi i'-al pnr
pi.. s,ain! by mii-Ii i'f-ision of tin- lanll I wsas
wlil l.'ii.i to elieeU imp rts o sne'i a IT i lea ::s
a e pritli.ei il P oer peo e. ilie pi on net ion ol
whi; li iven ein'ployii e- t to it r labor, iiiol le
iea.sc I r-ti jnipoil iliitios ti;ese nitieles of fnr
i inn proiliiel ion. t-xi ept lnxiii ien. the like of
hieh eaniiol b i ioiliu . il al home, there hall
i ill remain :t turner levei. ne I ban is n qnisiit
fni I i.e ai Is of ov i inieni . i I inteiiiul taxis
I at her l li;. n -lii ieieiel-liny pari of our rotee
live si sti-iit i t tl'e joii I I ii st .f Ihewl.i-ky
i iiif i'i"l atents i f loi fi-ii m,iiuifaetiir rs.
a:aisst imii'i it ami iji iii'i: mi s s.
We eelare bo-l.lity to ilie ii Iroeiietloii Into
I is count r ol foreign eontraet l.nbi r jual of
I'h'nese I: borall'-n to mr ei viltzat ion anil our
eor-tltiil loii. mill we iteinai il I he rt-xi I enfoiee
iii' nt of exisltiii; laws iiv'ri! us I it sum favor Midi
m.:i -..:at- ii'isiali u as win t.veunie sncn i.i
loT from "Mr shoi s.
v. e ileelaii- our oppo-itton t. a'l comMi.a
f -on-of capital ori;m'izt-il ill trusts or other-wii-etii
control in I'iti ai lly the conditio of
t rarte :i" oiiii ur ciiizens and we teeo-- nieiul
o cmiLTess and the state legislatures In tlicli
le-pet t ive jurisdictions Mich Icl-IhI;.! ion will
nieveiit tlie execution of all schemes tooppics
lie pel pie by undue eliarves on their supplies
or by imju t rates for the trunsiortation of
their prniiui ts to piarket
we approve leislai ion by eoi n-ss to pre
veui a'ihe unjtisi. I.n:il.-n and iiiifait- u kciiiii-
initton l-etweou Mates.
I' ni.ti: I.AMi I.K.IilSI.ATION.
V e reatlmii tin- policy i.r aptn-opriatinf; the
i iibiie laniN i.f ilie l' luted Males to be hi me
s:eai!ii li.r An eiiean citizens ami set Hern not
nilfiiH. whie the lepiiblicau pally established
In is l hum liHl the pfiMsic.it opposiiii li i f
the den.oeni s 1:1 congress, uliieli I. as biolilil
urpreHl western rl nnain into inaiiitlcetit de
vclopc.ne t. I lie i-sk lalinn of nneailieil Inr.d
'.lams o the uli!ie iloin in lor the n-'O of ac-
n il s. it ! i -, u hu h was bejfi.n in der n,e d-
rat i"i t.l" riisiien! -. riliur should be
coi.t'i.ii' il. e deny th -t the (lein..eiat:c pally
iias i'Vi r rcstori-il cm acre lo the people, but
lee!. ire lb::! by Ilie j-:nt action of re", nblicah.s
inl iiei:i.ie al n aoo.i' !ift innlion aeies .1 un-e.-.iie
.1 i.ils. i ii; iaaily a!i!.-.l f..r tie for.
ri i nc bn "I i . i;io:iiis. i. ive been resiored to
I l.e j ii'. In i'. inaiii ri ei'Mialn e of eoinlii ini.s
us- itcj by t ii-u-pu'-i'ieai! parly in l he oi titin
al ffr.-u.t. V-'e cl;;;-e t e lieinoeraf ic adaii: if
ral ii u will: Iai!-rc t h i xei'ilte si-ciirieg to
set th l il !e to i he:i home I e:'i!s a:ul II Ii u--iil.':ii
r I il;t'..r la !. lor tllul pmpi se to
harrass i- in eei.t s.-':i' is with si b msl i.rc.M.
en; i-m-i i:n-l r i l.e f.:I-e pl tense vi ex,n.-i:e,
frauds anil vi'id'eai m- the law.
AnillS-lON OF TKKKlTOKIt!",
TI.e : ?ri!i::en! by eoiiress of the leri itor
i.' is b is-'d upon necessity only ;o the em! that
liey may nee line st i'es in t lie linb'ii : there
!oie. wbei ever Uu cnliu it inns of po'iiI.i! inn.
lilalenal 1 e.-eiir. eu, b'ie !i-tellli;''liee and
nioraiily .-re -itcli a to Ins-n-e stable local trov
eritine I therein Ilie people of ;u'!i terr tories
-lion it Ii .ijii.i; tF'l. a ntthr inl'Piei:' !ti tliem,
"ii f'-ri.i for tn- !:i-eiiei ci'ii". itul ions ""mi s'ate
i-rr ineiil" Kl'd b( ad ttel into II): 1,111011
ein'inir i rep-. i :;t I n lor Maeho l ai! oitic-rs
i ." 1 s!;ii lit b; sel'-'H d tr in bona f'nie
e-iil i ts and . iiv.ens of t'.i- 'erritory bIu-ii in
Ii v :ir- in m-ivi.' South I.iko:.i sli.-iul t if
rin't he Imnie iate'y anniitted as a state in
t -.e inn. a iniiH r i he e'li:.-.: it in i ti frirved anil
nil j. lei! I y p.ei i'.eo.e ;ijnl vve l:e;iiti y i-;;-d-
r-e 'lie etion of Hie icpuJiM'p si'vate in
iwice i as-.li j; bii!-. for it aiiniis-i'i ii. i he re
f sal of Hie iie!-.. eratie liou.-e o ieprnentii-
ive-. or p.i:'j iil purt i-s" t--f vorabiy eo;i-
li.i tlii'. ;;.' bii!s t a ill III viola-ion" of t he
s if .i .-. in.-; i'-an pii. dpi- o' inij-.i jj'-vern
aienf , a n Ii). I ilx I he C' lo'ee i: -ti ' it 11 I
al' ii I lie peii'.'inu b i'i in I l:e seiicte fur a--s
ii ciril'!" The i. .', .e of 'i-h'i .yio'i. Noiili
i l.i.'a and .Mnutan'i leirlt'-ne:- to fojj'W'iii
siilil i"M Hint establ'sh state j;iivi e- ts
sio n it l e passed wnliimt in.r.in-s ;-.ry'''y.
be re lib'.. can ca ty pledg-s iaself to do ail in
i s rower in facilit ie li e m :a:s-i , ? t . f the i r-
i:o it if .'.fit .elC'. !, i'!-. 1 ';;l am!
" I . 'ii a !o I he ei'j-j I!' I t 'of si'il'-KOVel ii .
:s s:aii . M:r'. i f 1 1 em a :;: i in ii'.alif.e.l
it so'!i s;a I'li-s'iiic.i-iiu o&lK'i j ::s soon as they
may bei.or.:e t?.i.
THK J'onTIo;; Qfi'.snox,
I'lie eci i ..-..1 po'' c of t lie .'!; :i:o!i oV.irel. in
: i.e !er v.
1 xi M Nr. 1 hi ti.e l ast, i a
as iiir-.ii: s 10 .i.ii. Leii'i;s to
T (i. ! ! e !.' ei'i:.' ll.e ie
o :ipp:cj-ii".f. U'ci-l.-ilioii.
.-iri'-i'ty t i li:e iialion in ail
r.. ;-.i e
i!;-!-:!.
--!''
! !; 1-i-v
1 ie wl
i-scrl 1:
the tc:i
e ti.e ssme is .iUeslioi'.ed.
ml in laniiej-out'e
. 1
if that 1 nd
lo piace
. I.1111 il:e Ma'n'c
i n nuh to. divorce
p:i r. ml ;iiti.
wb keenOs of I" iv
Iimik lf''t;r.tii-p
' o!i: ii ai in 1:1 f .-I
stamp eat tiie i
si'liu-eit
.!:i;-l!eai
.ttei.o.i;.i
1 be re; ui'kcHn i.ajiy is !u favor of th
use
of Loth jjelil and bi'ver cs ii.enev,
den.i-.sti e pol.cv 01 the temi-eratej
UkI c;)ii-
n. iii'.in ii
1 r 11:011 in ii- eifor'i to deuioneti.e S'lver
We emand i;.e reduetien ef letter posti'ue
J e r.r per mi' e
In a re-niblie Tke ours. h 'r th" cilins 's
he so. ci i,ii ::r.d ti e i l.'.eil the M-rvant.
I. ere pn'.v r is ex-rcise.i except by the v.i 1
. f tlie I eeele. :i is ii;:;or'anl that tlie siivpr
Iju fi'p!i- s'.iinilii sm- ial'I::;' i' a. Tlia
fre- e!.i "d is the promoter of that in:cl istenee
which i to preserve us a free naii n. Tier- -lore,
tlie state or nation er both conbined.
slo it'll support tree n.i'titurloiis f lemninc
flcient in JTord to eveiy child prowing up
i 1 the l-.tml the oppoilu;:;ty of a jjot'd c niuinn--cL'
1 tiiuciti'.'u.
Ol'K JiELCilAST MAR1NF,
Ve esmestiy rpifinimen.i th.-it rrompt action
l-taken t c 1 p f s in the e ailnnnti f such
rsr:. :i'ien us ill in eeure Ilie ri-babili--siim
i'wr A erie 11 nn rchaii' niaiine. ami
we priest n.-!n-l !' pvssiite b e mirri'tis ef
!r" bii' Iill :m eilri(i:ire.i 10 work injuttiee
laf..-r by ! li g the ni;es cf lb t-f en
ft -pe.3 j:. iireuurirjr iiiateriiils :;s wi-11 u tMHi
irei-C fiinl"-!! in ..ir .vh'jij iiriH. -e rl -niii.i.i
ui-inop::.:tl' 11- L:r ibe r'y rebii.hMi jr
f ur eavy for thi- e:i tr:n lien i.f c ;ivt
t.riiii".liii' s fiiii m. i r.i ;'';in::ne- mi.I i tlirr
nj r v u iiieilerii men li-lcri-'- for ilie
rnitectiiiTi .1 ir rlefi neV li: ib..is ;i
iiles for fhi n n.enl 1 f r.-i re siinsto eur
'inlii". f..r r e'e-s-ir w rk- t-r ro-al 1
im '.-ri' 111 1 lie lin:'-'!V' i: : r.t 1 t
:.r.! 'bin ls .1 ii le.-f.-l e.:-.
Inrb .-
er i-.r.il
re en ei niere- ( t 1I1 encMi r'e;!enr . f .
shii'pin ir.teresH of ibe AM.tic, ialf
.. . . i j v..i
,.eeri. ... i. vi. Inuur ai,or. nctivity to our
VHrlou li.i..itrle! laciea-'-ed seruiliy to our
country, promote trrli', open iirw and direct
market for our products ami cheap n the cost
of iriinnpitrtat ou We tuiirni lh' t far
l-etterfor ur country limn t e oeiiUM-ralle
po'ley of loaning the itoveriii'ient' money
without Interest lo'-t Iihusm."
KiiHI KI.N Ify.l.AI I'iXt.
1 be conduct ot for. lj-n affairs by the pteent
ailmliiisir.illoTt ba been tli-t iiiiilln il by Inef-liele-
ey ai d cowslijlci- H. vini? v ill !raWii
from Ilies-Oiite nil pelidiitu tiea ' efferted
by r public. in ifimltitstjatlo "or Hi- removal
if fouii. bmi'cns ami rest rlei ni'.s upon our
oiiiii.eice ami for lis ext' lisi .ii int.i a belter
i: aiket U lias I'l-iiher afl.-i ted nor in p Md
a'.y 'llieis in taeir fleii'l Prof. siin; aiiher
e' i e In ti e Moeli.e iloelin e. Il has m-i i will
I ile ('.Miiplaeeiiey the exteii.!o'i i f f.:u .'li la
ll'ii'iiee in I'oi.tia! Ameib'ii and ot fore').'!! trade
every w hrre itiiioi ni;i- m iiil.oi.s. ilbasie-fit-ed
l' harti r hi net ion or ei.eourMre any
imeiiean oi vauly t ion for com-l mcl Inii the
Nie.iiaj.-na canal, i; worU ot vial iin oliai ee t-i
tlie ii ailileiianee ' Ilie M-mroe il.ielrpe hmI
ol ..nr national iniliience Pi ( eiftial and S- u'h
A :m I Iia. and iuw.:i' y Ii the il'Vilotmicii:.
of 1 1 -n!e w ii Ii our ae'iic leriitory, wiih Son Ii
V niei ;e.i. ::n.l V. illi lle fhi I her tnusls of the
i'acilie t)t". ! n
! If II Kl. 1 1- s gt Ks'l l"N
We mraU'ii ti e pre-enl deniocr i! ie ridniPiis-!i-:.i.n.
for lis weal: ami nn j.al riot ie 'reatmeut
of the lis In i ie - ,ui si niu. ami Us put-ilia niioi.ils
stmi'liili'l of all privll--r- In which our fishery
sscl ar- n'i Inl In ('iiiiadlitii pint"" under
ilie treaty if tin recipiecat- marri-
llne ishiiinii of Js:;(i mnl t'ou-ily of natl ns.
and w hich Caimiliau list in- vesu ls rreeive in
ilie polls of the United Stall . e eon leinii
Hie ' i licy of the present ndmitiisiial ion ami
tlm deinoeralie maj' ritv tn eoinsress towards
our ti-.lieiies as uiifi ieudl'. and const-icioiisly
an oat I inl ie and a- telnliiiii to deiroy a valuable
pal ioi-.al ii.iliistiy and an ii.iljspei.sible resource
nf ilefeiise against f refill enemy
The name of Aliieii.'an at'p!len alike to x 11
cilizcns of the r p.ihll . and imposes upiin men
alike t lift same o' lii'al i of ob"db'ii'.-e to the
mws. . . t l he smile lime cl izlisli!p i.-. and inusi
he the panoply and cateuard of him who wejfis
It, should slile il and prole, t liiin whether hlh
or tow, rich or poor, in nil his civil rights. It
should ami inns' afVoid h'm protection at home
and follow and protect him abroad in liatever
laudiie n, ay be on a lawful eiia.nl.
I I VII. SKllVIi iC UKKiiItM.
The men who iihtudoncd the repiiblicai. par
ty in JkM and ci litinue in adhere to the liemo
ei'i'l ie party have ilesi i:ed not only the cause
ol ho -est o ve-ii!iienf . but of sa'ind thiance. of
fje.ilom ami puiity of the bal ol . but espec-i.-:il
have (iescHed ihr caii-e o; r f'T ' in the
civil seivee. We will not fall to keep olir
'!i'i!;'i'S lMT;ei-f t ! ey have broken theiis. or
be ; se their cnii'ib'inte has brnk-'i Ins. W e
! heief.ue iep a our ileel.i.allnu of b-isl. tmvit :
The reform of civil sel vice aaspieioiisly Iii'kuii
me er lepiihlicaii a'liiiii'itl'alio'i shuiild be
eei:'pli led bv a I in her exteiisi- n of t h - reform
swim a 1 read y esi.-hli.-li. d by law to f'l -raib-s
f the s.'M vice :o wl.icli it is ajc'ii 'ii. 'f'he spir
it am! purpose of reform should be observed in
all exicutive a pninimcnts. and all law.- at
varience with t'.e object cf ex:i imt reform 1- (;
isialioii should he M-rod-il. aint tin t the iian-
uers lo free Institutions which lurk In the pow
er ' inl' cial l atroiiai'.e In -y be wisely and ef
tivelv avoided.
'I he tratiiiidc of tl'.e rati u to the ilefen.ifrs
of the union caiii.i'.t i e assinnl except bv laws.
The h i'isliilinii of eiii.rc.is should con form to
the ileilf:es nu'de by a loyal p oii'e. and be so
enlarued ami e leuije.i as to prov'de anaipst
the possibility ili 'l ::ny lena shu honors bly
wore the 1'e.lernl enif.e in sl'ell becon e an In
male of an almshouse or depend, nt on rlvate
charitv. In I lie pri'seiic ol an overflowinj;
ri :is"iy it would !) a publi-' fcai.dal In do cks
for i ho.'e i hosr. viilmi.' s M-rvlce preserved I he
jinverinuci't We I'ei oui.o I he hostile spirit
slniMii by riesl.li nt l b veland in hie nuinereus
vetoes i f treasures for pension relief and Hie
action of the iii inocrai ie bouse of representa
tives in refusiiij; even t-unsiileiatiou of neneral
pension legislation.
In suj.efiit f the principles crcv'tli i'liiin
eh'.Ud we Invite til i ro-operut Ion "I .airio'
uieu of ail p:i lies, tspeclally of all workin
m en whose prospi ri t y is serioiis'y thre lened
by the free trade policy of the pre.-rnt admin
st'iilion. The f'irnr ci eein of ll jrod troverHinent Is
the virtue and sobriety of tlie i eonl-.nd the
purity of their homes. 'I :r republican party
coi din IK sympathize with tll wi-e iii.d well
dirreted efVerts for llse promotion of tcinper
aiice. TTOKXKY.
S. F. THOMAS.
ai lorne -a!-I.aw ami ai I'lihlic
Fi yuerald r.locU. riat'-inouth. Nil'
Oillce In
ATTOUNKY.
A. X. SULLIVAN,
Attorneyat-l.av. Win srive prompt attention
to ad hiiiiesfj intrusted to !ilm. Oflice in
Union Klock, Fast side, I'latt-stnouth. Neb.
a iTllTcL'I.Tl'IfAl IMPI.KTdKNTS.
11 IX KAlii.
. l-( ieuTlursl Iini-.lement.s, 0111 t'ae.d T-iifrfce
an. I l::itl:fi-r.l Wayiifs. '('end 'I in in r and
Hone Pi-y." sol.l ;-.t.d Warranted. Main street,
beiv.i-' 11 six. i a:u! iU-vtitiih.
TIANK.
FIRST TTATIOXAT. TTAN-C.
f ri-
tsi'ieulli. Ciipiial i:"ii i!cn ; sti'iilu? 511,-
ii'i-'i. .Iclin ! itrj-i ral.I, rivi 1. lent : S. Vi aiii;n.
I'astiier: 1. 'i. U lute. Vice-rrcsidt-nt. Hoard
of liii.'fiois : .I.rlm I'itz'-rald F. K. M'liite.
Inn. It. Clark, 1. Iiawkswoith, S. Vaui:h.
BANK.
THE CITIZENS HANK,
"f FlMtf'iiu.ui:.. apir 1 Mock paid in. .?."() 000.
Frank Carrutti, rivridcnt , v, . (.'iistiing.
illsl.ier: .1. A. Cei:i-.r, Vice-rresident. A
L'enenil liaiikini; lui.-i'ie-s tr-n-aeled. I'ollec
li.i.is receive pK-mt i-nrt careful allenlioiv
BLACXSMI I tl
K"r.KRT DONNELLY.
Hh'L'kneiilh r.i;d Wji'on" ake!
int;l. ri.iiij i. an.t Fit lir.".:".
euler in iVinil-
BOf;T.s ANDSHOR.
Jt-Et'H FITZKK.
1'outs rr.d Shoes
. K-pan lay
M.iin stree
preinptiy attnidcO
lo. J-'oi'th Side
T)di) r.S AND Sfl'il S.
i- l-L'iEK MK1.'.:
A coiiii.ieie a-rnilui'-ni
wear and ci-.- ai er lii.in
t He .Misi'iuri Uiver. A
Ke;;.i;-:i!ST-
of eveiy kind of Foet
the eheap"S7 w st nf
: I'.i.intif.iii e.iini; and
OAKUKi; rillOf AN'1 lTI! '
OM.
E' Mi:L!- V.
Hot nrd OI I Rahs at all I. ours. Lmlis' n:n'.
Cl'.ildii r.'s li;. ir Culling a sptciiiUy. Cor. oih
au-.l Main, uinler Carru; li's.
r k i:;:y.
F. -sTAli:r.?.IANN.
('.-!:rs, l ies, ;-n,s, e'i: . fre-b !:ii!y.
t. Vvciisl tii: :n;ii Ka ey Cake a ipeciully.
Cream in nn.i ijiin-li:y.
l;i;i:v.kl.I.El. r. t C.
J--' .-. V. Y!l" NO,
I'r.oi -eiVr, St'itioner. ami News rea!er F.rney
( ::. !!, T !.( 'ei'fecti .i r i v. i'ine ' iiiars. Soda
Water ami Milk ? !::;!;:, l'lanus and i .-i j:is:s ai;d
'nsi al Iii-trumenis.
pLOTHINO.
U
S. & c MAYER.
C.en!s Kuir.isliii.g-i. Fine Tailor Mane Clothing
in Men'i. Hoys' and 1 'biliji-en's Wear. 'J heir
pile, s b.fy 1 fi pt'tiiiiiti. Tliev misrepresent
i.oi'nin. Th- lr v.'. r t !s Their IS md.
r-L THINti.
v I . C.OLinNO.
Cl.;t!i"i'c. Fii-nisl-.i'ia Ootids Co to the old re
IbLbl" house for H its. Cars. Umbrellas, Trunk.
I'.o. t. Shuts. Main street. li-xt Cass 1 e. Batik.
p LOTH IN).
Xt c. e. -wr-corT.
C'lotliinjr. Hats. Caps, A-c. Hwe FiiMiishinas
our specialty. One price :-.nd no M-mkey : us
iness, 't i ays to trai.se with us. U.ickoid Blk.
CAN NINO CO MP A N V.
OAHKUTH CANVIST.rO.,
Frap1 Carru'h. Hftiry J. Streljrht, I'mprietors.
Packers of the Climax r.raud Vci; -tablet!.
c
1 N F EOT Ii'M'KY.
PHI I I.I II KRiVs,
I ru:t. Confectionery and Fine Cigars.
.VGA.
O. T'. SMI n & TO.
Dea'ers m W.Vl Parer. I'ninti. Oil. Art "Mater
ial Cigars &c. KuekwooJ Bioek.
"QKU f".
Hi n", CIi-
rtEPIO & O...
mieals. Taints. Oi's.
TT.UG3.
IJ F. O rr.TCKE A CO..
Hruifi. Med'eines. 1 beuiicaid. raintp. Oils',
Varni"h . Oye s'nll-i et:i . Kine -tiaIonery,
Seicet T i'.ct and Taney Anicle?.
TT.YGrnn, (W'OrFUKS
K. i. WHITH.
Dry 0vh1, Gro"erie N'.H ions. General iler-
chandi - ie, etc. tj. E, cntner Main and 6th Stf.
lry nocd. Nollon i L . '' - "'ij
Ooodn. One noor eait lint Matioual Una.
"i;(Mr!s. r.HorRttiKH.
K. UOVKV & SOX.
f'arry a lirpe tx'k of Fine ircerle,
i Is, "arpels. lz icensMHie, Notions,
Fiini v Comix, to be found In the county,
per la n fttrect. bctweeu Mh and etli.
Pry
ml
tp-
DUM1ST.
ill!. A. T. WITIIKKS.
"Ilie fnndeMs iJeiitl-ti." Teelh extrseted
without ih- Jean tminor liar-u. Ar ifictsl leet'i
fiHerteil Imniediaie'y lifter extincllet; ti-'tural
one w lien dolled Hold Mil l all o' If" 11
t'ictlj- lirs-t cla-M. Oll't-e I:i L'l.lm: l;lock.
Ll'KNlll.'Ki'.
r ii Ki UY i:!i:ck.
Kunltii-e. redrtiic. i iiiikIhi: llla-H", Tb'ture
l- r line-. t-!e. Wooden and ,xlctal I'.-sVets kent
in lin a.
r-.rux iiu ;!:.
i I. I'KaKI.M X.
Kl!-i.-;ie. 1 Hl.i.l Mill, ('jjlio'stel y Coin!-.
mi s. luieeiiswuiv, "l Ii: w are. uud a 'I k iio's of
Hii'i i-lii'I'l Hoods. .North t;!'i street, bctweili
Main mid Vli e.
ii. NT's ! u li v I-" ii i i : 7f ' i ."." "
l- .1. 11. 1 i Wl bY.
;. i.t Klnr Furnisher .md flalte -. Th" ni'sl
iiipie'.e ami linest sreek In the city. I arrutl:
L'oi-;-;. lor. 'lib and Main.
f;:t 'i Toi i s.
-M R. MIT It I'll Y A CO.,
Hie I v;nl'rn lci'lers in Hrocerie-. nick cry.
'l:i''a, ba ps. Wooden ami Wilb.w ware,
Uiniir, Keed,&c. l'aih pbl foreounlry produce,
KHl 1. S
i l.i:is.-i!oiri,' c, c(Ui"-vifits;:.-N
("roeerii, 1'iovisions, Hl.issware i nd rreel
cry.
rjbOCfchll.S.
Crei ti. Htap'c :
V. Mc( Ol liT.
md Pahcy i;n rl m.
r-bocifKif;:!.
U KKNNKTr .t TliTT.
Staple and Fancy Hroeerie. Urecn Fruit" and
('alined (ioods.
GUOCEUIES.
AUf'.. RACU.
Hrortiies ami IJueensware, Flour and Feed.
Cigars. Tobacco and Cutlery. Kiddle House.
GUOCEUIES
CM IMS WOMI.FAKTII.
Maple and Fauey (irnivrk'n, Glasswaru and
1 rocueiy. l'luurand Feed.
T7 0TKU
FIiKf)'OOH,
rronrietnrCity Hi. tel. Jeriiis, St.fiO per
Special Attention j;iveii eoininere;al men.
day
HAltNF.S-?.
W. C. KKKFF.lr.
Successor to. RI. StreiKht. Ilainet-s, Saddlery
ijouiis. .inl. i.oues, musters, anu an noisciur
lushing oods.
HAIiOWAKF.
JOH NPON BROS..
Hardware. Sloven. Tinwaie, Talde and Pocket
1 et eiy. I'asnn, etc. Household Sewini; Ma
eliines and .lenel Oasoliue ftovep. 'J iuwork
of all kinds done at reasonable, prices. Alain
street, l.'oekwood JilocK.
TliWKLKY.
0 Ii A. MrELWAIN.
Walelien. Clocks, silverware arid Jewelry.
Speeial Attention Kiven to Watch l'epaii iuj.'.
TEW EL K Y.
KRAXK CAKItUTII & SON.
Always carry a fine ptcck of Uiamnnds.Wateli
e. Cl eks. Jewelry, Mlveiware and Spectacles.
Drop in and inspect theirjioods befere parclian-
11 K eisewnere.
TEW E Lit V.
.f. SCHLATEK.
fewe'er. Walrham Watches a Rpeeialty. Main
.-sireer, ne-r r ourui.
1 IV FRY ST A HLE.
i-i C. M. HOLMES & SON.
'Hie Checkered Larn. I.lveiv ""'eed ami Sale
stable : parlies conveyed tonll partpof the city.
. arriages ar. an trains. Corner v me ana etn
M
EA ' MA I! MKT.
KH'IIAKO PILSTEIN.
Wbo'esle and Ketail Healer in First Qtialitv
Heef. Fork. Mutton Veal. Lamb. etc. Sixth
stree', Neville Block. Fiices moderate.
MEAT MAKKET.
.1. II AT T & f:0..
Ki'l their own Cattle. Mender their own Lard
anil Cure their own Kacon. Main street.
MEAT MAKKET.
FICKLElt & CO..
F's. f'oultry See. We use o: ly the best srrade
of native stock. Oysteisand game in season.
-R.f EKCIIANT TAILOK.
i'i O. F. SMITH,
Mcrchan TaTor. Main street, over Merges'
shoe store. Con. plete Mock of camples. Kit
fT'inranieed. Trices defy competition.
MiLLINEi: Y.
J1KS. .1. F. .IOIIVSON.
A ''omplcte Line of the Lfttest Styles cf Mil
lineiy and Trii.iininu's : al.i Clu'dren's and In
fants' Uunne s. to be closed out at cost.
p E.VrAl'ltANT ANI H'VOn KOOM .
J C B HENNCH,
.Meals and Lunches sei veil tn order nt a'l hours.
A lo 1 stirs, 1 i'r.rf. Tob leeo. Fop and Cider.
'pprisite Kiddle House.
qAMl'LE 1JOOM. "
FliAHM it KLIETf II.
Sampi.i Kooni. lr.ipoi'le.l and Uomestie MT'nes,
Li.pioi'.s and Cigars. Only straight goods han
dled. Milwaukee I'otlleil Laer a Spefialty.
Cor nth and Maiu t;ts.
QAMI LE K(()m
" THE AMERICAN FXCHANGE,
Nick Cui.niiU'hain, plopriotoi- ( liolee A ins,
f L!.i-.ii.s ar.u Cigars. I'ool and Hil.iard Tables.
I K ciilie liou'e Block.
QAMFLK l'OOM.
THE ELKIIORN SALOON.
Win. Weber, proprietor. Manufacturers of
Soda Water. I-ireh I'eer. Cider, etc. Ajieat for
Fred liruii's Celebrated l.ner Beer.
AM.LK
llOOM.
w JuHV nLKE.
Sunn 1" Room and billiard Hull. Choice Wines
Liquors and Clin;r. lMHard and l'onl Tables.
G . 13. K:E2v2 PGTSB,
ctical Pieno il Cmr Tuner
Pra
AND iikpaii:fk.
First r -lafs work guarnnteed. Alsodeal-c-r
in Pi:i:iosand Organs. Office atBoec-k's
fnniiture f-tore, Plattsmoutli, Nebraska.
Sewer Bids.
Proposals for the construction of dis
trict s-jn-cr in district No. 2, Plattsinoutli,
Nt-briiska.
Setilefl bids will be received by the
chairman of the board f public works
at his office in said city until noon,
Oct-.-bur ISth, 1888, for the construction
of an tight inch Sanitary sewer pipe in
district No. two as follows: Commenc
ing near the east end of the alljy in
block No. tweuty-eight, thence west in
alley to a connection with the o foot
storra water sewer in Sixth street. To be
done according to plans and spi cifics
iions on file in the office of the board of
public works. The aggregate estimate
of the cost of said work is 333.50.
Bids must be made on bidding blanks
furnished by the chairman of the board
of public works, and must be accom
panied by a certified check on a local
bank in the sum of $100, as an evidence
of good faith. Bids will be opened and
contract let nt 2 o'clock p. ni. 01 said
day. J. W. Jorrxsox, Ch'm.,
Board of Public Works.
Send your job work to the Hekald
ofSce.
Slierwin & Williams mixed paints, the
best in the market, atFricke& Co's. drag
ttore. . 8-tf.
Now is the tlxna for Hc
political doctrine among the pec Is,
eubecrlblmr for
THE DAILY IN'ii.
Which la a reliable, active, and able exponent of I.
trlnes. A3 A NEWSPAPER it 13 unexcelled by an, .
It has been FORGINQ TO THE FRONT rapidly in the U
tho issue BETWEEN PROTECTION AND FREE TRAL.
nent, 1: has bad A RE3ULAR BOOM. Tho cavuo 13 ap
OCZTAlstheonly
RELIABLE PROTECTION MORNING NEV.V
Publlehed in Chicago, and PROTECTION 13 NOW TH3 1
ISSUiS, Every frlond of trua Republicanism ought to help swell .
growth.
Why ehould a Rapublican aid tho enomyby patronizing FIL
NEWSPAPERS, and thus dlasomlnatlner false poUticil doctrines ?
A'ote ia the titne to tubacribo and to induce other to do tho MM Ak
Subscribe through your new3dealor or postmaster, or send direct,
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THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago.
1 1 . '.r
HZ. jEP JLJ m$m lrW IILj ZLdZ mJZtim "2T
DEALIHI IN
STOVES,
-AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
-LATEST
WINDOW
KKl'T CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
PICTURE IFEliflS&H
SIXTH STREET, l'ET. MAIN AND
eei-iqett
-DEALERS IN-
Frine Staple anc
-Ilcatlouarters
Fruits and
Oranges, Lemons, IJanans
Canned Fruits
PRICES LOW.
22 ain Street
Jonathan IIatt.
C1TYP
PORK PACKERS and deai.eks in BUTTER AND EGGS.
UEEF, PORK, MUITON A ND VEAL.
TIIE BEST TIIE MARKET
Sugar Cured Meats, Hams. Bacon, Lard, &c, &c
ot our own make. The best brtmcls
WHOLESALE
P. a
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J?
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F5
573
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lb
6?J
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JULIUS PEPPERBERG.
MANUFACTURER OF AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN THK
Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including our
Flor de Pepperbergo'J and "Buds
FtTLL LINE op
TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES
alwyt in stock. Nov. 20, 1885.
y 0y r?
W y g 1
AS o S
CQol O 02 I
uig I H -1 : 2
t- m r i
! 1-rl W
FURNITURE,
ALL KINDS OF
STYLKS OF-
G
3 I'ydDS TO 03aUE3Et
YINi:
I'LATTPMOLl H, Mil'.
k "I'M I I-
rocenes
tor all kiwis of-
Vegetables I
and all varieties of fresh .ami
constantly oh hand.
GIVE US A CALL
r $c TUTT,
Plattsmouth..
J. W. Mauthis.
"
Fancy G
Ea ff 7 FFSfo TKJT RK3
AFFORDS ALWAYS ON HAND.
of OYSTERS, id cans and bulk, al
AND RETAIL.
HEALTH S WEALTH !
Dr. K C. West's Nerve and Ural 11 Treatment
a guarantee nieeille fnr Hv.sinla In'i e-s.
ui!vu1sii.n.'. Kit. Nrrvens r-eurnlht, Il d
aehe. yerveeun ITostratfun chiimo l.y ll.f un
of a'col.ol or toliaeeo, U akeuliif v. V ei.tul Ue
pfe'sion, Solter.iuu ol tlie I'rain remli ii u in In.
sanity ; i.n lenrtir ti t misery, dreny Mid 'iejiin,
reniatnre old Atre. I'arrei.iiess. Lot ol l' w
er in rimer m-x. Invi'liiLliiry Jiim mic' .t r
inat' rrhfi-a caused ly ov i-exert!en .f tl:e
lirnin. e:fabuse orover-lnt!nlf?eiice. 1'aeli liex
contains oce n. until 'h treatment. 1 ji Lex
orsix boxes for 45X0, sent by n;ail I'l t bid ot
receipt of price
WEGUADilMrESIXECXES
To cure any caie. With each order recelvrrt
by us for six bojes. accon. panted wltii fS ,
we will send tlie pnreliKfer i.nr wrilttn t'liami;
tee to return the rroney if tlie traln ei.t d'e.t
not t fleet a cure. Uiiarar.tep.i isnud .t.iv by
Will J. "Warriek sole auent, l luttf nioutri, Ntb.
Dr. C- A. Marshall.
Hesidoiit 3Doniist,
Preservation of the Natural Teeth a
Specially. Auestheties given for Pain
less Filling or Extraction or Teeth.
Artificial teeth made on Gold, Silver.
Rubber or Celluloid Platts, and inserted
as soon as teeth are extracted when de
sired.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable.
Fj-fzfiERALn'a Block PtiTrsMouia. Nub '
Everything necessary for furnisbinsr a
7
home can be purchased at II. Boeck'a.
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