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A. C. HOSMER, Publisher
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STRIKING PUPiLb.
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O.N THE PLAINS.
WA7E3 CONVENIENCES.
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come a chum f In-. Not that ,oti r - ii.,.i-r...,- u. t:. j.t. a ' ."' -. a-: Jar. ' .- n.o-: fat.. -U- try i th- ia-i :- . . j
-T a oriatcd with him intimate!-. T),..r.. ;. . ..,H in , Y..r'. f..r t... an.! bri"oai: f th Spani-h lt-pubh- l).ii the m r. fi"J !; nd
but hi- had done vou a favor once, mud .mod old-fashr..!.. d mother with the j f u-. "I'd !... ?i d jr. x- reding the rantiou-dv -wraping over the wd-and- ps" fwrn w m
XLI'ltASKA, that gave yon a claim on him that no good old-H-iison-d -Upper. It I no ' Pr. -.d. i.'. d f vr- Kit Cttfdar in bavr-4. mm w;ft!y gliding along, aided na:
editor Imu ever 1 wen Lnnwn . ilian.. ..- il...... f,.. .k..l.v.,- . li:.,,-.. I... tt.-n f .nd :. im, ., '.,- to caiTT b tile raoid-flowinir earr-nt. down th-
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fard. TI. -tiiltttt if Iip K-nnMl s. ! .I..... ;n ).;, ,,i. ti.L ,..v. ,iit H.r-:;.u an m.'tb'.l. H aoblhw-d th rh.-r thrh th t'untrr of HM.. 1. u r,t h'., . utj
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rfui r-kn-il- it vrtuiiA t tin rrraftfa. ,, u.. -w.. ..u. ;.rt -i v.t if.nr i tit iiioIt rrhariK'nt and muini with it rra a -trt futt &ni inn
Mnal. hrtim in bchMl ouLt to 1 abdi-hf ' h por of a dirtator. Wh'-n a n" (,rwn h.IU. ink bla. k
S. vrh.n v..ur fritnd. tb. msv .!. It i n. n tl..n. i'..i t)... er.r .- Ir.iam-n! a-" :irnh-i. ;t rlu-d toup- mounir rio'. i o! f
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wjtitt-r iritled hn7.
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m tUt .Injr mu4 nirlit,
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nl !;XALISTIC Ph'IKXDH.
(bTt tlu
I!w-tt Bixh utur- m b'tr d't
to furniK w - -I - !r - f r -frm
an.J farm '. "i-- . r- : . w
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rial. :i4kiil ou to : vrtir lrif-nrl thn Mlir.!.lir.itr u hr.1i.-t.-.. tht r-hr.'-t.h. I"rt ( -.- !ar. .tnI -n aftT Onrra! J.jW, t'.. r.r.-r la: 1 ; a:. !:. J itt-
ditor. a.Hlmak-him "d.-i-t from fai cr an tb rrraut tvrants of t!i-d.ir. ; !'. ( .l'ta!4i. n. ral of Malrd. pot 4 traain? j,.. f.t . rwrnr-!.!.;; inta rmno.. -ip; . .-l -f
- H,Mir of tli frauds in that ofli but for a go.l matn. ar th - inr'a-! an .-nd to I;. -.ublaa rale, '. up n rain. ,t th- iua.! m...r u :.- tuolata .u a-- ;--.! and
ou Hadlv ownt.d. You didn't diarv vounff -titl-nin bar- bn I nvi-iinal tiov.rnm-nt. and iard fnph tatiuu. wbrct-w. Lam of th IwubkhMi
ran-m, miM-li to hdt him a b. hoiv n,ankrd owr the in.urn-nionarv a I " w-:- !',A r orai.onmumonnnaiy ,.A.. 4J, f a -ai.--o.it. .n .1 . n-w -'"-"
our fiotrrr trtT t!w man jou had ol- an'l hav finally ttl-ddown to "an ac- " th. j -r- : of ...m y Alfonso ,,f f(ir,t.w .l.-.Ta.l - !' ' from th ura. v.. r -uy . . '- .
taiid ntrol ol. N ou -nt on tl- c-ptaiu-c of t"h Mutational K,!i, 1 TLo hr;. f m-y of ti,- hrt Spanish Wriil..rf t:.rfHj' dnf.- nvr r -k t-. ts - - .rr. r - .1. -
fiTand with alijrht bvart and a nxmrk . platn.-d b their im nior and their bit-' Ki-u! --'" 'i tw y" - ttwn pt-n-n.lS. u!ar -an 1-hank. ha-hr- njn.. .r ... .
of tin-iou- triuuiph. ittjx J pain wxi not r.p- for Mich a ytB. rrumtding away at thr tuch of th farm Ntw..r t. r.
!m't know what occttrnd in tn ' Th- 1m at firwi Point and at Troy ! It !-" l'r"v. that th KepuWjcan ..ru:r, ' . v;-! !a th, ju. v -i .'r r -,r. w .t - J ! -nd
r - . . .. .. ?. .- ... . . . . t : ... ... l-ul-r of that tinif wrr not akiilful in ... ..-;.., .... H,.l ,,f w i!,l.-v. a:l (. II '-I . r t
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Know tho Editor
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I in do it a- -a-y a-
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I 1 iioia tin- ditor and
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Miiinriai room uunu t iuij-vhw( weiu 10 lauor umwr wk iipivwfH - - ,..., ...,, ..,- .- - -
but thin suwb I do know. At th- club , that tlv an- to b.- rlad with the- , th- art of SovrrnmS. and of showmg And wift-!!.n biiK.iap-! h. ron, l-mo-t -. . au-i . t.. api . nt..
that niybt you didn't ntnak f Uw 1- working-men who have pnevan-es. the true h-neSt f Krpubhran tnUtu- juWn the nrer through la -h praine am :n-r. .'.. w. tarn t'-.- -
;.-.-...i .1... .,,.i .-ii-., .- v.... t. . ,,., tr,.. :,r.iw. M-hwil tion. Iuieed. contiderine the an- rter-d with wa.mtr rrmri and tbr f,t unrc..n.t.ft
afttj aai &- ai iK,an wiriu . ," . - m 'in a :- - .-.-.-.- : - " . ,
were no lon.-r friend-. Why? htm
ply thi-. friend ('. X., tho -ditor kneu
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Dear me, bow th instance nile up. neerarv for them to tnti lor lonjT j
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CfTvmuehatnkitiemplo.eHr.janllarebvantf mwrmetnat prevauca wuue ?airroired wiM flow. r-. uito th-in- iur u ur jiaU.. - i . v , . ;
a sraipiu"- enwtion or monopoJv. th- KepubUc lasted, and the peac and , u.ancoontry. until. !.,kin.: r ve p y .. fe farm 1 amp! um. nt t r .. r t,, , p ,
and tbev C-em to beheve that it i on'lv t &d government wnieh bpain expn- OJ- th. junKt flaI, uUtrunnm p-mu of ad pr, t.-al purHr- w. h . .. Ui, ,, . 1 .
enceu unurr n iair xviug. ik m, irr nn.f that mafK tne coninii-r-cur- - - - - - ,. - . m
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Oih- diiii ,i-ij a- U like th-shrewd play-tun-or for -horter hour of tudy
oM donk-y under the lion" -kin you to eure them, but the boy, are on the
ajrain lKaiiel of your ai-otiaintane , r.'rofijj side, (ionijf U school, they
Kat-r iUrnitnoi- i am a"
questioned if it do not jdiow that the nn j-urre of the riwr. User-, i-hinmj; A
monan.hu al ii at preM-nt the be-t form m the morning ,un. ti.e d.-:: btuid- -on-tru. ;-: or apparat t . ..
f pivernmont for tliatrouniry. Tt re- mjr4 of thr mshtar Ht. our d.-tma- tme r iaH.r in the dt:..r- f
maiuif to be ern w h-tber. in the p-riod jj,, jjiram bright under th
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be v-rv ru! an !
work of a town r c.u
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w it h the alitor. Vour wifn kn-w hi-i will l-arn in stid time, has no mf'
wif- and you met him one. evening at relation to hard work than the flutter- 1
a uublie r---ilioti. That L the wav inr of a bird learn'mrr to fly
Iiim iriirflti'fft r.ri Alit:iiititr! Vf w VirL l.iV4 li:iVfe tilailliv nU"t'tklJ
!.J 1.. ii .-..-.-..! 1.. i.... 0.--..1 ib..ir.i-aw." Tl...- ar nm larc for tm; and alv, whrther ItcpubIioanira &
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they hold their head-. 1 " """"r1 a "wr wajrau.- beyond Uundr-d- : imitan t.-pe """'
pra-tuaJ ledvthip. are watt, r-d 0 . r the wd- plain, and adapt! to ta- farm an 1 irn .
Tho RepuMi-an-. of Spain, when uni- at our approach n- ran -- the in- d-i -nd to a great -t-nt Upoa
ted. are undoubtedly a formidable mateft hurrm' to the hank to watch nature id the .upp U---
!olv. Their leader-, are energeti-and the arrivalof the gnat t-siu-r Wdd- -pnng- furntoh asi !
-1-MjuenL It i-. not at all unlikely that looking navag , th-ir f c. mare.l conv. mf tn
at l-a.-t one old-fadi- j a chance to make a .econd trial of a with fttrrak of bright ,-rmdjoit or -ai. and -r ap.
atr - n t p;
vrhn h has Mini- -lajr-ec. in- .pani-.n whtte and -ariet
The-e people have lecome educated far a n,.;on-i standard floating srra. - be v-r
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to accept and support a itepubhranrs- iuiv out fnm th- tall pole a-'a.u-t complrte and -ni. n
d p w arm purtle of the iky
bv the lifginlatiinT which would make Un-ir-'o:h-. ami
vu rich at the -xtM-.usc of the tax- to high to get a fair iew of their op-
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So Mra. H. gac a dinner and the m t the case i- the birch
-editor wa. a gue-.t. Ah! tln-re is p.-lere lippr.
Mm bad him. He at- tour dinner. ' lu the en-e ut (ireen Point it appear- j
drank vour wine. moked oiir cirar- that there wan
..... 1: ". ,t - 1...1.. .i:....i .:.. :....i ...... 1., -1... t...ifc n rirht vtv.w of ' ltublic ma. com- almost anv tlav: a nriiioc atv wat-nni' tin r hor- .
alio ii.-n.-i .!.' w i.ir- .i nam .-,'.. .1 J ,ji,-w A ...fciir-. ,.... -.. ...f, - .---.-- s . . . r - - - r.
. . .... . .1 ...... i!- .-..1 .1 ..1 ...1.,. .....n..,i !. rlnt .i ' tor it--ii-i-.-.- V3i--lu-n ill det-Iine to tl...ir (r-.i.lilv.. I..t.i..l f .rni, r-f!- t:rir hoti or ham
ut f.iirir-arv oaoiii-aixiui Mtiii.-s aim j tin- .-an- aim v. m .j..r.., ,. ..., ..... -v 1 - ,--. - "
.th-r i.ublic matter, almut whi-h you (taking h-r .m.g hoieful bv the .ar , put on reconi any pn-uciiou. ,traiglt down in th- luim.r-iik-
! now uothiii". Irtit think ou know ail. and leadinir him into the m hotd-room luuth's C'jtaj.ano.n.
Mt.r thU dinner ou kn-w yu had This would indicate that the race of
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POOR, PRETTY VICTIMS.
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and 1 don't te--iitipl-
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liiil.i.'iM - utj-er..'.t to Waston
l ru.-lly himI :.r-e.
The little l.ijiU poor, pr-tty vic-
tlin- -added an -I-iii. nt of cru itv to
that of iitliu-H4 on tn- pirt of th- fa-h-
1 n..lI- l-iioi". who won in-iii ami
hanged th- -pic'aior- pity into con
t-mpt. in -pit- f all h-r r aching
alter power and place, in -pit- of h-r
d. maud- for right- and d-iiunci-ttion
of wrong-, woman'- gr-atc-t -tr-ngth
and punt .-ource of influence will al-waj-
-pring f-om the cuiviction in the
minds of th- .sincere m-n that -he rep-
mild empire of lovingne and men -v.
In her t-ndern - li th- n-are-t ap-
Ile didn't help vour M'hcme?
be didn't. It appear- be knew
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.ph r. "in a bfle."" Jie hid ac- ' in Vw York, and if the public can b
..: d vour ho-pitali'v and now vou , a-ured that thi- good mothergave her
. nd him IkmIv and -oil. It i- tru-. bov .-otii-thing aii-wering to the old
1-didn't give vou adeed for hi-paH-r .tvle inte-view in the wood -bed th-
1. n t da, but thi- wa- not ne- ca-e of th-Kinpir- State will not Ik- r
- i- . Yon own-d it all the -am-. gard-d a- entinh IiOmIc-h.
ion called on him m- pb a-atit f M-hooI-bo- may -trik'e for long-r
-. nr-rd..v and bna-hed vour h-mc ' pjav-tinie th-y may -trikc for mor
I wi-h tbr- wer- word- in the Kngli-h doughnut-, for more candy and for
language to epr your horror and nt.r ba--ba!l. and they may in th
am aa iiient at the n-MiIt of vour talk. ' natural l-v -lopnicnt of tin- theorv
Itut I can't find lh-111 and 1 have 1 ,.(,iue to run the -rhool to -il th-m-lookcd
through two dictionaries and iM-lv'-. 1'aticy a young New York
a -el of th- cn-yclop.edia. The vcr-' hojM'fuI making a de-c-ut on hi-motti-naculir.
Sri. nd I).. i- -tr.iugely d-b j .r", kit-li-n on baking day, with thirty
icnt in - in anv particular and -oin ,r forty of hi-comrades all armed v. it h
dav we mii-t pr-vail upon our friend. ( ivipes and ba--ha!l club-, and making
toe editor, to r-m dv thi- defect. j a demand on hi- umthcr lor the vvhol- j prach to the divine ordinance: from
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you route warm from the fire. If -h re-
fjM. ! i-ts the nei -tep would be to ti- h-r
There i- one more in-t-iii-e and I am Mr to di-.ihl- her with clubs, and if the
dirtic. I his time y oil -kipped half the nti-tr of the hunt- i- subject to thi
alphalN'i and eho-c Q for your name. ,,,ri ,,f ro-rcion her power is at an -nd.
but I penetrated your di-gui-c at a, Thi-Nrw Vmkluiv i- probably not
glance. Vou kn-vv thu editor like a ,jjr,.r,.t fnm other varieti . and the
brother, - you -aid. You luinl met Wjtv lo manage hini is to In-gin at
bim :.t a ban.jiiet. an-I before the cv.-n- ,ojn,.. it th- fathers and mothers
ing wa-over you were .n tolerably -o- ' jKril. jui ji-ir grip then New York
ciable term- 'Ih- nel day you told llrti ln hnport a number of judged
twry on- what a "devih-h good fel- jj",,. the one who recently -eiiteite-d :t
low" the i-ditor was. I didn't hear ' mnb,.r of juvenile offenders to In
bim make anv rcm:irk about you. but sanked rotitidiv and -otindlv :t tl
that didn't n -train your ettu-iv- af- honte, at a -p. citbd time. I'.ut alter
fection lnm cxpresdng it.-elf. J aj ,a, been -aid and don- the demand
A few days later I happened to be in ,f t. hour at Troy and ..recti Point
the editor"- room when you called. js j,r j,e old-fa-hiou-d mother with
You had add your friend- that you the old-fa-bioncd -lipp'-r. If -In will
could get any thing you wanted from ,.m,. i the front there will U the
.plielest. g-utl t t of boy- at both
place-that the country has ever en.
I If the ra f -trong-armed spanker- i-
, not extinct there will hi no strike- on
the part of vj.atike.-s. i.v,ro :. r
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ur- spr n.'
lace of th-water; -oin- half--! id lad-, . at -
who, lying pnne umu th ir l-Ii t. " l"
and leaning far over th high .ink-, dir d
have l.-n hdting m th -tn am pud ply Vi
in their line- and ra ,i'"ii: th. -h-.r-.
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their oar black hair tl--at ;ng on! U- pip.- -
bind, and th ir broni ol'.r. 1 n ik d pmt. 1 .
limb-moving vv it ii untramnieh d a . " u- I iv
a- they ca-ilv keep pa- witn the lut down ' r-
voting bucks ntoutit-d n h ilf-t tine.l t!t. - . 1-
jionie-gallop along and mingle with gr-.tt. r -i
thr throng, the white -niibr.-r- and tn-wa'-t
light blue uniform- id the Indian p- i- at th. t
I ice contrast strangely with the party- talln p .
r..t..r.-.i r.n'- of their fellow -av aire. ed ir-.n
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- ii- ago you wantd hint
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! dimes for th oilier
f hi-ward. V.iuwcnlby
it. that time, but you were
' . you alway- were i 011 .jj,. ,.,ijtr, and vou started out to prove
r the -fine a- you did -., 1 . ,j,;s - ij,it. The editor was busy
1. yon niaae 111- ac.piauu- wj. ,ntv ,.ani eame in.
1 U mei nun ai a "tj"' relMCt-U tlie CUIior as in
tion. Yoii were intro- j jjt,,.,) at the pasteboard, "what sort
the hotel, and yoii m- itf i4M,i ;.. ,..., u be?
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rcnts in the on!er 01 tlie universe tn " ."-- ,-.....-
tie group o; shouhb-r trapjM.t nine- upp..
coats near the ambulance, which has tubing wii t
just been drawn up to th- bank by it- and wh r '.
team of four -trong mules, and are wat-rth-i. 1-
-oon exchanging gnetmgs with our cay. th
friends, who no iv- u- with the frank, may -om-tiM,. ,
kindly, r.-adv ho-pitality of the Ani-ri- when- a larg :!
can soldi, r .. ' ;' mm, tn liar- When it 1-
Venient and v;
lie onif the highest development, by
which eternal justice mak s it -elf
known through limtc time. We have
a ri'dit th- world has a right to ex
pect irom liefoppo-itioti to cruelty and P'1" -'.'"-""
a -trong leaning toward the -id- of tin- THE
selli-h jtt-tice. lo err against tho.-c
.lualitiesi-toerrdouidv: lo yield, -ven a i:ve..ii.i w..i ..1 -M.-.iinu- u.i m.
to out-ide pre urc. i- weak. hut to adopt
BEST WAY.
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1 m a cigar the flavor
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1 d r la-t-. You -pent
Miu editor telling him
1 1 c you w.r and all 1
. u t.M ymir friend- that
, I w .lb the pre" b
11 w In editor " Yu
1 ivr -mv. lon't
..now. U-4-au-c I -hall
I". it ii is true, all the
!l
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1 r
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r the time you voluu-
otli.i ami give done-
! . - tuauked you gnitcful-
ud vou poM-d for n
i ! .;r. for it wa- not the
.- .ng to render tin o!-
.i, U.. the litor-
l ' 1. . old liy. that wa- a
I . inc. confe now. didn't
1 " . that you were a prci-
.! :il.w to pull the w.m.I
e- of.on? and the cdityr-j
Uark. tall, wears n beard and
-piiiit- in his left y,'" replied the
ofli-e boy.
-Oh! vc-." an-weid the ctlitor a he
threw the card into the waste basket.
-Tell bim I am too hi-y to see vi-itor-t-i.iy.
Have him write what he
want-and mail it to me and call again
Mime time next year."
Do vou know him?" I asked as the
boy left I he room.
"Know him? I dnwild -ay I did. lie
is the inebriated idiot who sat next to
me at the bampiet the other night."
I don't mention these instances to
hurt your feelings, friend X.. -imply
to tell you that while you may know
the .ditor the nopiaintAitcc i- often re
ciprocal. You know him and he knows
vou. .
Saltc? Ihnjttmi'i X-irthrop. tn A. .
t rt7;ic.
1
NOT ALL RIGHT.
SPANISH POLITICS.
a low-r standard without cm or mo
tive i- to .sink to the mo.-t degraded
level of all. Tor a wanton caprice to
encourage the slaughter of thousands
ir 1 ,,f innocent ami lovely creature-, lo
challenge admiration by a men-ihs
and unliecoiniug di-play of thought!.
cruehv and to spread the venom of this
-anie inf-ction as far as example
can disseminate it. arc not worthy
uses to subserve woman's beauty
and woman's influence. The North
American Indian, in the light of
hi- narrow code of ethics, had a right
I to pride hint-elf upon the scalp- at hi.
beit: they were tangible evidence 01
In- -trength and daring The K-.juimau
ha.- .sound title to be proud of hi- nian-
tll r
1 i - .'ii - 1 ;
: .-, g.. . t
1 i!l 11 . t
.. t tid '- .1
r .1 1
1' ill''. d .
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,.r li- ! t
.V Ot J.-
Hip..,-. '
l-iv. ! .
or dig through t In!! f ..
be Used to good adv an J
will draw wat 1 Irom 1 -b
ty-sit or twenty -even f. '
'I ue fre 'i
V ! ..!. : tt a I
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, , ! ' h . I tlsHl I I.
I.. . f ' ' 1" u, J thought '
.o
II
riu i:r-
a i:ri-r i:-i- J n- iu-:.rv nt
iulitii-..u lar! ot j.iilii.
It i- aiinouti.ed tliat all the faction
id the U-ptiblie.in- in Spain have eoiu
bim d. forth- purpo-e of trying to re
store the Spani-h Republic. The pr
cnt Mditieal condition of Spain is -uch
as to afl'onl them s.uni encouragement
to hojM that they may achieve their
end.
Spam is governed bv Queen Mane
('hristina. tin widow of the lat- King
Alfonso. a U g-nt. during the minori
ty of the infant h-ir, Mercedes. A re
gency is always a more or less weak
government: and it is especially so
when the Itegent is not only a woman,
but a foreigner. All the ambitious
Snaui-h faction an watching, thetv-
j fore, for a chance to overturn the r
jgeney. and to get into jxtwer them-
e!ve- Th re an the "arhst-. who
are perpetual plott rsaiidc.inspiratrs.
tt. ..bio .if lHnr claws, since theV
. ........ 1.: i... 1...1- -;a called fo-ter cron. A liberal lr
-now iiiat ins jio.----nii- .ii-.j"-, .vi
binis-lf and bis lellows. of a .scourge
i.ni-. in. inning ii'i.i'f'
The old melhoii ol -owing ett -moot u ptt lu-ire 'ii
broadcast upon the land -own with t-r in a long pit and- :
fall grain, eith-r upon the la-t -now or power onider dly A -
th- ban ground, and leaving it to take furni-hed with a stop . . t
its chance of uicceidiug or failing a mu-t In titte.1 to t'i- h.gh-
the character of the soil or th w-athcr the siphon. Thi. n! t t
might permit, is one of the very poora convenient in bl'ing .! p"
of the methods in vogue. An improve- .stops flowing fr -m anv . j .-
mciit upon this plan is to run a dop- When the -pring th t 1- t
ing tooth harrow oyer the gram early the water upplv i- u !
in the spring, and sow th-seed upon mean-mu-t In prr. 1 1 1 .':
the biosencd .sil. and then ndl the the wat-r and frn ig i w .
Mirfac to cover the ed. Thi i hen- and th-n i-n't mm h pr. - i
eticial tothe grain, and alu-tt-rsi'curity The hydraulic ram 1- 1 m
for a go.M cab-h of gra-.s A still bt- ine-p-nivc appvr itu- f : t.
tcr wav is to wait until th? grain is re- where then- . -titli. i-n w
moved fnm the land, and th-n plow n -.try tali to op. rat-
ami tit it in th- liest manner for the propr!y coii!ru ad tfo-
s ei sown alone, and without any -o- eflWt obtattc d 1- ah.ut
ing th- mi r'v of the fal.mg w .'
of fertilizer then insuns a -u -ful Am-thMof nr.n -aig w .
1 ' i j.
.! fit . -
I -l .
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! ar -1 d
- j. on ; i
V .(h t
' 1 ii In 11-
a . "i a rv
1 th u .-
. die '
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t . ' filtlli s.
- po ii! . f
t nd v. rv
w ! ti it
fufii-h
-r- .nd.
hu.ng
n.. b 1
.In!
p.r,
. I
at
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,...i .1 ....,... .1... I.....t.v..f tl... Ab., ..r Catch. uule-.s the weather is di-a-trotis- di.tanc-. bv in n of a wi
of the Tyrol wear- proudU th- ceks :-d lr.v anl tf,-n lil" ?"""? l-twe. u po!-.. wlm h rv
feathers or the chamoi, foot in his cap grass would p-ri-h und-r any cm-nm- frcarr.g and b,kf. .
as imbienis of hi- .-kill and daring. ianee- Some farm-rs (the writer in- -teb graph cirr.-r ' !
Kach Of these cnsi-lls is a token whi. h rliuittlj nave iounu 1 neneiieiii vo m.iv . wN.r,. Uit .. ., ,
carrie-with it. to th-cv-s and under- a .und "I turniji-sd j-r acrwith tarn-fr.m th. ho--tandinI
men. a lix.d meaning. It h" gra-s or dov-r r both in Angu-t. a.-pth ll-w it t ,a a .
nth lhc tunnps may ne piui-i or noi. 11 H,,j to :i.h "it ;
-peak- as dearly a by won! of m
a 1 on of achievement and becomes
the natural and honorable trophy of its
poss-or. Hut how a!out the garni
ture of dead bird- about the bait dn-s
of a ocietv llle or the paw of a dead
V.
-. .. 1 .. t i... ..:. . ... ,
pU .!. ine ioo- neu wmi may o giien .rouglit by t jr
a little fresh --ed. but usually the gras two hundred y r -
i- thick enough, and tin d:-turbance of
thr -4 id oniv help the young gra-s.
The -mailer turnip an left to die
" 1. ..... I. rl.A tf.nf.. rtniT MffVk " kt.
fox in the foreground of a society bon- j: " . ,..--.
net! That alike . utrages aoctr? and tion by their leave-to the gra-s thnugh
dene prose. ;..-'.. .j ... ,rt,nl.
an in Jme of .n
-ary. It i oii'.v
the hou w h n
waa r i n b-l
Of t'timp- t i r
a . t.
;n g
of t?.
ARMY PETS.
Til- l.lltle l'iC VV hi. h r..IIo.'il a
York IC'i;i!ii.iit I'lirmicli th- War.
th- chief net of the
1
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1
d
1 :i
' work. Somehow, when
1 .1 1.. ..ir..... I...? 1 ten lew
I III. .a.. . ,... ....
. Mir plan, lie -ceuid t ol-
11 -didn't -ay much, but the
printed au editorial tid-
and vour nice article wa
..e .1... ..,.... t.-i ... ;,. ' mind alltng von
- Wk .- -i w.m. ik. H BK&V m I - a
a a. a . -. irhV-akB-a' Slat.(M rL -.! !-. 1 . .. ...,- .
vi. . c...... in. -in itl.-n I- iimiiiiiiii.i.. nit n-i .. i.i"..' . - - 1 - 1 .v mil.- no- ., i-
p..rter- an.! "-.. -paper- . There i- the party cf the ex-Queen Ua- , Ki.rj,ty -eigh'h New York V...im:. -r-.
J A reporter called upon a prominent ! bplla (mother of Alfoti-o). who Iioh I n ,ieh took its i.ire of picket duty or
1 won -I like to m- , in restore her to the throne .-he ouce
1 !H
:u
1 i"
d
1
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M5 r bag.
want i know why you
W 11. if you won't mention it
it 111 tell you. Thecd-
v 1 That was the reason.
.1 month ago you tried it
ii. mm, what was your
nH-moratlc Kca-nn
,. 1- V. YtHi
i ': were not j-'
. u as 1. but y oh
me. 1 knew you were
.. the moment 1 -aw
. ::,c tMiuir ai vac ciuo.
you gave him a light
vour cigar and this lev! to a few
.. nt !. rvation- un the prcvail-
. weather. From that moment you
iu the editor. So you -Aid to your
- hds. and of courx you wouldn't
i . v aricat- about a matter of thi.- -sort.
. :-ae day -liortly after thi- a friend
t v our.-got into -tunc sort of tinan-
... tnmblc. and von akcd "your
li .nd," the editor, to pttbli-h hi- side
! 1 he ca . which he very kindly did.
ii you ever had any inward doubt
:l ut your acqmiintancc with the
editor at iirat. this dispoiled them
eitten. and -aid. "I wouel like to m- , 10 restore
vou with regard to the strike." dL-graeed. There is the party of the
The prominent eilieu frowned, re- j Duke of Moutpen-ier. always on the
tiect-il a moment and replied: ; ale:- to --.ipport hi claims. Spain is
"No. fir. no. It i- a rule of my life still. s -he has long been, the hot-bed
never a he interviewed: but 1 don't j of p. : tical intrigue and eret projects
privately what 1 lo e..e on power. The spani-h K"-
think." publican-- nave never cea-ci 10 khk
"All right." forwanl to establishing their favorite
"Hut mind. now. you uxnst p:otni 1 rtet. nce. twelve yeatv ago, the
not to print a word 1 say. nor an idea 1 j !.r-t and only Spanish lie public fell he-
advance." i T' loe iitary troko of General
"I promise." Ivia.
Thc prominent citizen ireelv ex- U was in 1S7S that Amadeo. the Italian
ntvs-ed himself. And the tvjHWter alt- .prince who had been chosen King of
mi"ht fool ! " again piMmising that he would make Spain after Isabella had !een de-jHei
so well ac- ! no n.tc of the conversation, depart el. by the revolt of Pnm and Serrano, ab-
Early the nct morning the prominent dicated the throne and n tin.! to his
citizen i.'id the paper and eagerly j own country. Tie found governing the
looki-J for the interview. proud and pugnacious Spaniards too
What are yon looking for?" his wife hard a ta-k for him. Then the Hepubl't
jk can-, nndcr the lead of the cooi-heatled
"Nothing. he replied, as he threw Figueras and the brilliant orat.r. Em
down the paper. "You can't place any j iiio Ca-tel.tr. had their opportunity. A
confidence in tho-e confounded report- republic was et np. althougli it did
battles- like a little man. vva.- rp. ati
Iv wounded (for which she had a -itver
the w.nter. and by their decay to up- vari.tv Tm
ply ni.-t u-ifii! nutriment inthe-pnng. ferent nb I-
when the grsi-s will be greatly benebbil rhain ptnip. t'. f
let adapt -I l 1 tn .
which it can ! af'pi
By mn of :h f
can be rai.-d frm
ellfi or cj-at-rns md
"Talking aluut t: in men.' -aid the needed, an I in .01.
storv -telling pa eng-r .f the smoking- ThU i witbotit don t
car, " was up m .Mi-hgan lat wi-k. tant and ind'-pen ib
by it. -- i- ''
A THIN MAN
lit.-.
a Tin mciit fit VVIfr vi..iMl-il
-U...-t.ii ll.i-lxoi.r, TrH.r.
Il-r
i
..1t.f In- iT-r- .if f, ni.ni.innl but
couldn't kee,r out f any muss the and. while U.en;, .-aw the thinnest mau yemences. (nam .ml ... t-purnp
Inn- were in. She was cute. loo. and
fudy understood the alvantage of
br ..-t works. A.t ('hancellorsville.
where wc wers hurried alout a good
d-al under a heavy cross-fire of artil
lery, she was greatly diseompovcd.
When we got in "the last ditch.
that ever lived. I guess. I wonder as used ttHt advant ..
that the dime mu. uat men hain't gol trn when it i deir'
hold of him." -water pun fordriukmg ,
How thin was he?" frejnrnt agitati n pr vn-
"Wait a minute -Fnt comin - liooofwat,r. -U ' Mrr,
that. While I was at the hoai. stop- orwer.
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.TdMS OF Jftlt HI
The o!.v i b.-cn
trvnt of North-ru t ahf.
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ta,"i t-
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aL .. .J.. .. at... aata-ar la. aa 1 -a.am l M faTat- rJt. 1 aat T
whih w had to rer ont of not lone- urur "P"""" "' w "
after. Fan leaped in. in a hum and " ffing wn hi ru S1 .Veariv a!
snuggled down eW to the nearcut lixfT nud torn a-J. J be- j, . (Tf
man m a wav that made us laujrh. -w voe -,uee. xic He w '- ?la- a I.-t m--r. t n ar- n
Distemper in SfOC"".
aS. di--.' thai aff
"Z 'rgv of
ers.
ntt rHxiv c the hearty snppor of the
" A L. j. a) . a m. a. .Jfc.a. II I I aBt aak. mM .a. la. a.
Then t-ho nm. mWn-d her master, and ?.'WK "r v-- -
Iff t her sh-her to l.-ok for him. The say-
tvoor bttle thincr wa hit twice at tTian- " ?. Jtdm. your- a pretty bwkin modv
I tiY- -..
c-llorsville- The British army enjoy? object to i stanutn tnen laiKin w . rrnmo-t frm- .- by .,-n.ng at
some hereditary nets, the trolt ot the g-ntleman with your tron-cr tor that n Ibere are t.m -whn th s vn-
T "a. . . " t a
Cddr. or C'f.tra.-t-'! f-oin 'Itjh-
air t hr .' gn ru i : i n-v .'-
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f It, and . -m
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being an especially noticeable animal ' ni- wind i blow g - . ..
It is p,ire white, with a venerabJo ' Wd a P ":?-t before recta. y .
beard, and ha become a perfect idol your eye-.?" - tfcerol I .-: '
of animatl fetich, and. like th- Grnad , -N- -a1 -an " l :th -'r , r . -: f v
Llama of Ihibttof the Sacred Bull of oat a minute or two .atcr with thn-e , CXUw th- animals to tk eM
.. r i.i . - . a . &. - ....
SpanL-h people, und was hred and j ancient Egypt, when oe goat dt r. w iw ciijw c. n .ser, a- .: i-; r r. ,. i-..m
dreaded bv the Monarchical andarit.v successor has to be itrmediaady pro- ni irg so boiq ue uapputg pwerc w , ol. r. feej. i: i. . .1, -j
cratie parties Ftguera.-. the soundot vkletl by the Qoeea of England herself. ' his trousers in n!e-'' lsmlc fca &, mh, ,4 t ... .
f t. t ,Kt:... ..;..?. c .!. ! The retnment love their ?oal as they ! Otmrar-Jtmnal. m to eomur. thin: to rr-nu. . r
; t 4av.T . k' t-ftii-i u . - --' -- j - - - - . -- --- 1
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H.
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"lla5 he printed what vou said?"
"Nt."
"Then it's all right.
.- -
"No. :t s not all nghu Do vott nvkon ot ue tt-11
1 want to talk two hours and then be ; Pn-sident. but his tenure of office wa
treated with coatempt? Ho ought to ' brief. The Carli-t- were rampant.
have said I refused to be interviewed ' and the Radicals in -rstet: that the Uepub-
aml then to have stated what 1 said. lican Clovcmraent sliowhl go further and
A retvorier i a nui-auee." Arkan&uc j faster in it.- change- than figneras was
r.s
! TraCi.Ur.
j Willi:. to
go.
After the two briof I'ks-
do their colors. xd take it eTerywhere.
Their campaigns in Ashaatee Iand and
Egypt were rongh on the men. hat
must have been xerr t-Ktgh on the goat
wnles,- they shared 5ta. Grr.ji
Army ?cri?.
Nrailibrinm of heat diH,tiurbi4----1
Farm, Fttl amd SU-Jkmmn.
An army officer oa htT
&e ioctx says that the gra-ioa oX
he CarlL-le Sxhool who hare retnrned j A. rtTawbrjnry pJ.n-
to the tribe have proved rood Jmiitme. I hibfeed In tr , - , .
iate!tiretrti and vrilLir to ivoct. 1 taine 17
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In what bar beeoea f M - I it;- Hi
:n tjatrd lo br fnsea.
, Jin- .iVwtly iMaaifnMl thai
' wi t trrsted vegy tfeli wWa h?
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llWirke - Whas Smm, t'm mr
prwed. fherewwrn't a nfajrhl he nlti
l s-w yoo that 1 -didn't r &nt -W
pazior aad tmtmXm mf eld day pf r
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