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tars and paprrn it the delivery wia- dered by a reftisal of a large advertiser kinganeweredthatbehad adopted a not for pay. Overaad above the dol
hat, instead, froar some back to do dwmm witn toe ijan, ani tne resoiauoa pursuaat to tae petition lara which the skilled workman re
i them their mall by s'eutn policy or tne.otner two repuoucan out eajoinea secrecy on tae oepatiea. ceivee xor his Handiwork is the con-
city papers of not expressing any Mo new Jaw was passed or pabliahed sclousuess of tne monumental char-
The postofike will become the opinion at ail on local issues, tne ror- out tae old law continued in force and acterofall constructive labor. This-
shadow of a shade. It will no loafer aaer is preferable and will, la tne loaf under it Ferdinand succeeded to tne lightens bis spirit and animates it.
he 'the forum the auditorium, tne run, he of greater value to-tbe-com throne, The petition and reply of It connects tne workman with all the
ceUceumet the village, and the "post- munity. But Mr. Austin has not had Charles IV were forgotten until about rest of the world from now to the
efifce bookstore" will pass away. Ceas- a long ran and The Courier Js sorry. 1830, when Ferdinand desired to ex- builders of toe pyramids and from
lag to be a resort for the procurement Not that he has not made greit mis- elude hlebrotber, Don Carlos, from here to the antipodes (both ways.)
of mall, politics will no loafer make takes la having at various times' used the throne and to make his daughter Clergymen, as a rule, do not seem to
the pestoSce a house of call, nor love hie paper as a means of reprisal for Isabel queen. To accomplish this re- be worried by the absence of represen-
appoint it a rendezvous. The social private wrong a temptation to which suit he sent for the papers ralatlng.to tatives of the guild of builders, whose
loss to the country will be quite as pabUthero are subjected and for yield- the change in the law of succession fellow craftsman was Christ, from
great as to the town. What will be- lag to which they are sometimes shot, which bad been prepared by his father their congregations so long as the
come of the faithful caller from the but the editor in question is a man in 1788, and ordered them published rustle of silk and the squeek of
rural neighborhood who, after laquir- of unusual ability, and proiperity for the perpetual observance of a law patent leather and creak of burn
ing for "our folks, proceeds to ie-wouHl have broadened his charity for of succession of the crown of Spain.
the mail of all the Browns, other sinners without anectmg tne Tne law was publicly proclaimed ac-
Joaesesand
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Robinsons in the school
The Call on Tuesday evening an
nounced that that issue was the
last. In a resume of the work which
W.M editor and publisher of the
piquancy of his editorials. The pub
lisher of The Courier has had expe
rience of the temptations and hard
ships and toil of a publisher's life in
Lincoln. She knows the bitterness of
unrequited effort, the sting of jibes
from "the profession,' the hopeless-
paper had tried to do, Tar. Austin says sees of the entire situation and real-
that he has been against the politi- iaeg from all these how brave and
clans and for the people. Of course It cheerful a man must be to run so long
all depends upon the point of view, and well, in spite of stumbles, as Mr
hut it has seemed to The Courier Austin has. Be is defeated but his
cording to custom as the will of the
king in April, 1830. Don Carlos the
brother of the king, protested against
this so called law, not only on his own
account but on behalf of his three
sons; every male descendant of Philip
Yin Europe protested as well. In
September, 1832, Ferdinand abrogated
this law and restored that of Philip V
of 1713, by what was called an "act of
derogation.' In December 1832 be
reversed this derogation. None of
dered shirt bosoms accompany
their gentle exhortations. The
fact that they are reaching only
that part of the world who add church
going to their lives as a decoration
and because for a long time it has
been considered correct does noc ap
parently annoy the average clergyman
and deacons. Perhaps they reason
that all men are sinners and need sal
vation equally and these can pay more
for rescue than those who stay away.
A soul is a soul when it leaves this
world but while it is encased in flesh.
that Mr. Austin was tied up with retreat s martial and his spirit is 9 thesecbjiiges in.the.law of succession cultivation of tne imprisoned spirits
Mayor Graham and the street com- unconquerable as when he began the subsequent to the act of 1713 received with a commercial talent is more apt
missioner who have not gained a repu- unequal contest. the approval of the cortes. The pres- to bring the laborer the hire to which
tatiea for disinterested love of the Mr. Austin's style is pointed and ent. Don Carlos is a descendant of the be is as justly entitled as the weary
people. In all the efforts which good clear. From a literary standpoint his brother of Ferdinand and be, with no carpenters who will not accept Christ's
citiaens have made to free themselves withdrawal from the field of Lincoln inconsiderable force of reason, insists invitation to the heavy laden.
from these men who have gained con newspaperdom is a distinct loss and I that be is illegally kept from the
trol of the illiterate, vote-selling part am very sorry that circumstances throne.
of the community The Call has op- were unfavorable to the continued
posed them and stood by the adminis- publication of The Call in this city,
tratkm or Doodling element. ,
v .u .XL.. Uai4 In ItlannnnaiftnB
Ui IK Wiw m i uw.v- CIi.lu,ciirw.nil.rof Mil. Snanish
If the twenty thousand or more
Spanish soldiers captured at Santiago
by General Shatter shall, upon tnelr
But Dr. William Biley Halstead has
reflected on these things and his book,
Christ in the Industries, is a result.
He says, "The longest feature of re
ligion is life a week day life which
does not feel itself out of place with
poverty and want, and can bear the
with. The loss to Spain in
its possessions in the West Indies
and the Pacific is inevitable. It
is doubtless true that those entrusted
will doubtless be able to cope not
only with the Carlists but with those
to the BntaCipM ana policy ot. mi iMmuMmmja-ami mAMi . cont. . cti ma ma tiA
6ayl,citysupetondenschoote, apjDtapwlikmliaipWdW ruling dynasty th4 soldiers will be Sil1? !Tlr- An-T
Mr, Austin has been supported by the gg virtually at an end armed and the authorities at Madrid "? t"comBInd Jbe ?P
jateuigen - V and that peace would soon be de
have examined the subject of hto expectotion lmed
tern of arithmetic now in use the im
proved reaulta of the Sneers system is
an apparent that there is no room for
discussion and Mr. Austin was instru--aeatal
in securing the adoption of
jMvrmm. rlCiL with the administration of public af
TSlSSSSt fair.atMmIrW.rewell.vraretb.tto
mb lemuuu iwt bw v,.. . - . Jomr coBtiauc the contest with the . home,
every otnecenectoi " United States can have but one result by Jhe appearance of the American
I1'. r"?!11 . JJuL TnTtal whk w to emMl UV sPln -rthr y t Spanish porta. It is possible
tolfI!P,2I?ij? wwnfMi-n loss of life and property and increase that in sending home the prisoners of
gtcrediUWeexniwwtnewo tBe ,,,4, qj war indemnity which war, captured at Santiago, this gov-
W WK jmpim i " v . ... . AMmamnAait u rm of Mu. at.irm. arnvwnt. is nViinv Rnain a mvfi naat.
of men in the future, must meet and
master the issues of life on its sterner
bugdjumthe Ullef that Spain bad dslroMoe8UbllihlDg.republlcaiKi ! ;, ,; 'ZLHi iTdo. , .
!!J5?J-iiiit for and 1 to Srtt then It auy be e.pud tb.fSp.lo " " '" "!J" ' ""'i
. . V. ... passion and exasperation of deleat.
to support a revolution, the govern- z" .. w-vT-i n. n-iir j
L in lw. liinai.. MfntT, ,-, IQ tD6 introduction Dr. Halstead
ment will be likely to refrain from MMhlalwulal Mat on .
srssssssrsx - ls 2 ''w
Is unfit to direct the
taachersef children. To permit, much
direct achIM to get up an exhl-
hRhytheaid Wf0!'?! authoritiea decline to vance ropo-
" -" - . - . la of mare faecmiue of the fear of
la the records of 7T, J. j .
hie revolutioa. The reigning dynasty
fears both those who favor a republic
aad those who support Don Carlos.
The claims of the Carlists are not
which will
tMs city or aeaae other; 1n the shape
ef aefalratloBH and broken truata.
Maatal inagrity It is said is acquired
er test before a child is eight years
aM. The effect of the methods of
for the exposition exhibit
of the Christian believer. It is written
for busy people who have no time for
an extended treatise, etc." Any criti
cism of the book therefore as a contri
bution to sociology, except in the way
of popularizing the subject, is idli.
Dr. Halstead has addressed his readers
as be has been in the habit of address
ing his congregation and his book is
lacking in the references and footnotes
which specialists use. The style is1 at
times of the pulpit, oratorical and
Ttntiens in the treaty of peace. It is er injury than would have resulted
than possible that the Spanish from maintaining these men as pris
oners of war in Cuba or in the United
States.
One of the most fashionable
churches in the east is called "The professional, but on every page the
Church of the Carpenter," thoogh in love of an honest man for his kindand
all likelihood no carpenter has been his conviction that the socialism of
inside it, except to make repairs, since Christ as expressed in the New Testa-
f the Lincoln schools upon the chiL without foundation In early times it was built. Carpenters, stonema- ment is the answer to the industrial
thiamtilTO) f incalculable. One the Crown of Castile could descend toaons, jrtasterers, and ail workmen poxxle,which.thesoclaijsts,anarchiets,
lHtkcnesJms a tender con- females, in-ijw, wnen ramp v. whose business is Duumng.ierm a corporatHmists-andVcapitalleto nave
m vmhete him who sears mounted the Spanish throne, the law small per cent of the congregations failed towork,T is aamwent. Thesia-
It. Hie opialna ef Mr. Austla upon of succession was altered with the of churches, with an exception in cere faith that Christianity Will re
school subjects -is ef great value aad consent of the European nations and favor of the Catholic church. These generate and harmonise, the patience
attlwagh much of his advice hasheea it was provided that so long as there men, who, when they die, will leave to wait for the fulfilment, the sym-
it does not affect Its was a maie aescenoant, nowever re- monuments oc ptne ana stone ana patnywitn tne lives 01 tne toilers, and
mote, of PhlilpT, no female could he atad to show that they contributed the temperate treatment of aggression
J 9 eeie can publisher edit a paper crowned. This law of succession, their hare of noneet conetiuctlve and intolerance are characteristics
watcn nan tae approval or. tne cortes, worn: to tne worm, are almost uarep- oc ennst in tne industries whirh
Maiaed for one hundred and twenty reseated ia the churches. What make the reading; a pleasure and a
yean. When Charles IV came tethe numerical proportion of thepopula- profit. It has a complete index and
throne he desired to change the order tlon they form I do not know but the table of contents. At the beginning
e succession and leave the crown te community could more easily spare of every chapter is a chapter from the
aay other class. Without them the Bible containing statements of the
Rmimiiiilete
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iauda puvuly
ithepeaaltimof
Mr.Aastln has
eolleetioaof
tecommwifpoa local
1 without taivnlviBcthe mm who
Tub Oouhxam's Taw daughter, Maria Carlotta, rather
the aomlnsMisis of than te his eldest son, Ferdinand, who
ties. eanmnWit was aa object of dislike to his parent.
la the iatercataf Jaw Witu tne view c accompueuing taw
w -jj-- --- rininrr fan nar if mnirn tne conea
;'atakrahlycumliWiiaaiuai and at a secret meeting of that body
taamuasa. naaTaatwaaaMrVAua- haw ia septeiner, itbu, tne aeputiea
ulaViaMcgafalwafacxpfawiagaaia- were larormen or xnaoeaue'of tae
KaviaetiaMnere
4raeis,pWiU-
eal "tie aa' a aalmostties sagea aa ha deaireei. to tne
whole northern part of America
would have te migrate south for five
moatns ia the year. Yet our debt to
the huiMera ia unrecognised. The
bent shoulders aad the hard hands
which have tolled hoaestly to do a
industrial problem and the Christian
answer we are a long time in
accepting.
It Is doubtless profitable for the
street car company to distribute tracts
Jhy;M' not ;;aby -a day'scmherai nvWiig through passed
w.Btti-Hiy-)!l,lE".,y PetJtioaed wageJPlte ceammaaRy owe them gers that theirtrain steps in Lincoln
taf-kfattpnaveeaacceaftucn a law ,stuirfjtae csn pamaaijiiii mien any-ive mHMtea and that they
petition the was perfected forthe atrk'a sake aad take the street car, ataadiag at
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