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The Power of Eloquence—What One Speech Did
T is doubtful if a greater ora-
I torical triumph was ever
witnessed than that won by
Fisher Ames in the House of
Representatives at Washington
118 years ago.
This wonderful speech was
called forth by the proposed ap
propriations for the effectuation
of the “Jay Treaty, a bit of di
plomacy that was at the time the
“paramount issue” with the
American people,
The Jay Treaty was immense
ly unpopular with the masses,
and the excitement of the country
ran high. The feeling against
England, very bitter to begin
with, was intensified a hundred
fold by the terms of the treaty,
Household Suggestions
Fasten a piece of tape or string to
the end of your scrubbing brush, so
that when finished with it can be
hung up and allowed to drain, in
stead of the water soaking into the
back and loosening the bristles and
making them soft. For the same
reason, do not leave the brush in the
pail of water when the floor is being
washed.
To remove grease from wallpaper,
apply to the spots a paste made of
fuller's earth and cold water, leaving
this on ali night. If the spots have
not disappeared in the morning, a
gecond application will usually be
found efficacious. It is well to take
grease marks out of paper directly
they are made.
Half a cupful of milk put in a
dishtub full of hot water will serve in
stead of soap. It softens the water.
keeps the hands better, because it
will not roughen them like soap, and
brightens dishes, cleaning off all
grease and Jeaving no scum in the
pan.
Jars and pickle bottles that smell
of onions may be made sweet if filled
with garden mold and left standing
out of doors for two or three days.
When thoroughly washed, they will
be found quite fresh, and may be
used for jam or any other purpose.
To clean tarnished brass curtain
rings, boil together two cupfuls of
water, one of vinegar, and a table
spoonful of salt. Then steep the
The Good News.
“Paw.”
“Well 7
“When 1 promise to marry him, do
you want him to come and ask yoir
consent?”
“No, not my consent; but I woulid
like to have him trot in and tell me
the good news. 1 sort of. fex] like 1
peeded cheering up.”
THE GEORGIAN’'’S NEWS BRIEFS
which were looked upon as belng
most humiliating to the proud
young republic.
All over the land there went
up a roar of protest against the
“Jay game,” as it was called,
and, in spite of the ratification by
the Senate, the signature of the
President, and the President's
proclamation to the effect that
the treaty was binding, the
House, reflecting the sentiments
of the people at large, refused to
give in; and it began to look as
though there was going to be the
“devil of a time” all around.
Two days after issuing the
proclamation referred to, Presi
dent Washington asked Congress
rings in this mixture for two hours,
remove and dry, and they will look as
bright as when new.
A good remedy for a cough is to
put a lemon into boiling water. Boil
it for a quarter of an hour. Then
press out the pulp into a jar, remov
ing the pips, and mix it very thor
oughly with a quarter of a pound of
honey. Take a teaspoonful when re
quired.
To relieve toothache, rub baking
goda round the tooth and rinse the
mouth with bot water.
Fasten a piece of tape or string to
the end of your scrubing brush, so
that when finished with it can be
hung up and allowed to drain, in
stead of the water soaking into the
back and loosening the bristles and
making them soft. For the same rea
gon, do not leave the brush in hte
pail of water when the floor is be
ing washed.
Half a cupful of milk put in a dish
tub full of hot water, will serve in
stead of soap. It softens the water,
keeps the hands better, because it
will not roughen them like soap, and
brightens dishes, cleaning off _ all
grease and leaving no scum in the
pan.
Cayenne pepper is excellent to rid
cupboards of mice. The floor shouie
be gone over carefully and each hole
stopped up with a piece of rag dipped
in water and then in cayvenne pepper.
Fine Doctor.
A well-known aviator was not feel
ing very well, so he thought he would
consult a physician, to whom he was
a stranger. He told the doctor his
symptoms. The doctor examined him
carefully, and said:
( “My dear Sir, ‘you dre all ' right
What you want Is plenty of fresh air.”
for money to provide for the tak
ing over of the Western ports
and the security of the settlers
in the newly acjuired territory,
and, like a flash, the House of
Representatives showed {te teeth,
and growled t ck, even at the
beloved “Father of His Country,”
the mad defiance: “No appropri
ations! Down with Jay game!
1f England wants to fight, let her
come on!"”
Right then it was that Fisher
Ames took the floor. When the
man from Massachusetts arose
to his feet, he was met by hisses,
growls and every other form of
ugly dissent except actual vio
lence. But undaunted, white as
i SYMPATHY
OU peem so very far away,
Y Tho' you are just across the room;
About your head the sunbeams play,
While I am deep in shadowed gloom.
And if I crossed to w here you stand,
The sunlight would not reach my heart.
The miles between us were not spanned—
Tho’ close, we'd sti]] be miles apart.
But if you came to where 1 lle
In darkness—weary leagues awa;
My happy soul would view the sky,
And I'd know sun and joy and day!
The Parrot’s View.
A little while ago Jones managed
to get a good record of his parrot’'s
cries on a cylinder. By way of ex
periment he set it going while Poll
was in the room,
“Pretty Poll! Scratch a Poll!
Give me a bit of sugar, uncle!”
whirled the machine.
The parrot looked scared. “I want
some sugar, some sugar!” came from
the gramophone.
“Creat Scot!” exclaimed Polly, as
she looked down the trumpet.
“What a beak for sweetstuff!”
His Native Tongue.
Our friend Reginald says that he
went to the opera one night during
the recent season with a man he
knew—a confirmed racegoer when
there are any races to go to. Regi
nald is the sort th{t never knows
beforehand where he's going and
always forgets the program.
“What's the show anyway?” asked
he as the pair glid into their seats.
“Oh; not bad,” gaid the horsey one
“pot balf bad—Julien, Caruso up.”
a sheet, but with the fire of bat
tle in his eyes. Ames began his
gpeech. Warmer and warmer he
waxed, the blanched face took on
the flush of a deep excitement
and an unconquerable earnest
ness, and in a little while it was
plain to be seen that he had the
House at his feet.
The orator sat down—and the
House at once adjourned—to
avoid the overwhelming effect of
the speech. But, like Banquo's
ghost, the effect would not down;
and when, a little later on, the
vote was taken, the appropriation
won by a handsome margin, and
eloquence had scored one of its
most magnificent triumphs,
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