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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH; TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1886.—TWELVE PAGES. THE TELEGRAPH, ; TEAS AMD WEEKLY f UBLIKIir.D EYEBT DAT IN DT THE Telegraph and Messenger Publishing Co., 97 Mulberry Street, Macon, Go. The Daily 1* delivered by carrlem in the city or mailed postage free to Bubucribere, for Si per month, $2.50 for three moutha, $5 for six months, or $10 a year. Thb Weekly I« mailed to aubacribeni, postage free, at $1.25 a year and 75 cents for six mouths. Transient advertisements will be taken for the Daily at fl per square of 10 lines or less for the flrst insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent In Bertion, and for the Weekly at $1 for each insertion. Notices of deaths, funerals, marriages and births, 91. Selected communications will not be returned. Correspondence containing important news and discussions of living topics is solicited, but must be brief and written upon but one side of the paper to have attention. Bemlttancea should be made by express, postal Dot* money order or registered letter. Atlanta Bureau 17 Peachtree street All communications should be addressed to THB TELEGRAPH, Macon, Ga. Money orders, checks, ete.. should be made pays* ble to II. C. Hansom. Manager. erection of the poles nml wires cost, but it is safe to assume that the expense of run ning the business, including office rent, labor and repairs falls short of two-fifths of the income. If the company draws $0,000 per year profit from Macon, it receives back something like the sum of its entire invest* ment every year or two. If the Georgia Legislature is still looking for corporations to smash, let it pay some attention to the telephone company, and give the railroads a rest. “Party and Country. Under this caption the New York Sun lays down the law of political common sense from which too many members of the Democratic party have drifted. It is in or der for the Southern people, in these days of mugwumpery and that spawn of hypoc risy and insanity called “civil service re form/' to examine carefully this redrawing of the lines: “Every free government—every govern ment of the people by the people most be carried on by parties. This elementary truth springs from the constitution of hu man nature. The impulses, the judgments and the ideas of men disagree, and the es sence of freedom is that this disagreement should be expressed without qualification or restraint. Thus it is that in all free, self-governing nations politics is made up of the conflicting conclusions and struggles of disagreeing parties. “In this country the election of the Piesi- dent is the supreme manifestation of self- government, and in this event one party or the other gets the upper baud. The duty of the President is to administer the general business of the whole people as the head of the Executive, and this makes him, for the time being, the elected head of the wholo country, llut he is also the elected head of the party to which the maj of the peo ple give their preference, and he is elected President os such. Thus, while he is to ad minister the government in tho interest of the whole people, that interest being deter mined by the doctnnc and the programme . . . . „ , * , ...I . a , can prevent. There are many opinions on of the party which has been supported JL. . ... .... the methods of prevention. The pathology Hydrophobia. ltocently in the columns of this journal, two cases of dogs supposed to be mod, in this city, have been reported. The people in the neighborhood of where the dogs were seen were greatly frightened and excited. It is more than probable that if some of them had been bitten, death would have ensued. The best sentiment of the medical pro fession recognizes hydrophobia as a disease, and pronounces it incurable. Tho doctors themselves claim that the diseaso is rare, and hold to the opinion that many of the fatal cases reported are the results of fear and imagination. What comfort can it bo to a layman that the doc tors hold these opinions, when almost every day the journals of the country report deaths from hydrophobia. If a dog gets mad enough to bite a man, woman or child, and death ensuea, it is matter of little mo- m&nt to surviving relatives as to what doc tors may think of it. Only on yesterday, two of our State ex changes chronicled two fatal cases of by drophobia. One near Columbus, and the other in Wilkes oonnty. Both sufferers had been bitten by dogs supposed to have been mail, and the attending physicians pro nounced these genuine oases of hydropho bia. We submit that this Is a fearful be ginning of the season in Georgia, and one that promises to run up to a high figure the percentage of oases of hydrophobia. And we submit further to the officers of the law, that the lives of this man anil boy were worth all of the dogs in the State of Georgia. Dr. Hammond of New York, very high authority, at a recent clinical meeting of physicianH to disease this subject is thus reported: “Dr. William A. Hammond said that there was no doubt about there being hy drophobia. It hod certain symptoms that could not be confounded with anything else. It cannot bo cured. All stories about persons being bitten by uiad dogs and hav ing the disease years afterward are untrue. The medical profession cannot cure, but There are many opinions on is amusing himself with sand baths down about Tampa, and provoked a hot reply through the columns of the Albany (N. Y.) Journal, which closed as follows: I know not who this double-breasted champion liar may be, but feci sure he will not dare to reveal himself, lest in that case it could be shown by bis neighbors that he is at home, as he has shown himself in his writings about Florida to be a constitu tional liar. I am responsible for all I have said.” This semi-official document, with Mr. Spinner's threatening signature attached, is sufficient to intimidate even a war corre spondent. We doubt not but that the guilty man is ere this safely lodged in Cuba and beyond the reach of extradition treaties Here, there—you boys! If you don’t want Florida to lose another $2,000,000 leave Jones and the young widow alone! Gen. Looan has not written a novel, as charged. Of course not; when the General ventures into the field of fiction he writes history. BLACK l »• U P- I mtrain my nerk And why? In front Hit two fair girls With Urge round bonnet* o’— " their curia, Some one has discovered that the alleged early rising lark is the last bird to get off the roost in the morning. This gives the small boy another half hour of sleep. The Boston Beacon, a religious paper, has decided that the expression “a hell of a time,” is not profane: but it is still sinful to break out at night aiul have “a hell of a time.” I hate aeon nothing — And why? In frout.Hit two fair girl* With large round bonnets o’er their curia Sitrf bathing la now the dally poetiiue at SanU Cruz, Cal. No pewkh than eleven ex-governors of Connect!- it are living. Is China the flesh of rats, dried and Halted, U deemed an excellent hair restorer. •Pitch and Picelkn" was the exjrreoslve name of itizen of Nbvadu lately deceased. The thawing breezo tha; follows the blizzard la Let Peace Prevail The prohibition campaign in Baldwin county, has three weeks longer to run, but already it has resulted in the division of families And life-long friends, and in the killing of a highly respected citizen under peculiarly unfortunate circumstances. En mities have been bred, that must continue long after the original question has been disposed of, and family circles clothed in sorrow. The Tklxobaph's position upon the li quor question is too well known to need re stating here. We regard it as unfortunate for the people and for temperance itself that the question of prohibition has been brought up. But the question is here and we recognize the full foreei of it and the power that backs it in Georgia. We say to the people of Baldwin, as we have to the peo ple of Bibb,—treat the matter as a business question only. Meet it or press It, as the case may, be with legitimate argument, and 8am Small says “the cigarette never kept any man out of heaven.” Will Sam please refer to his private catalogue and inform ub if there is any man in Heaven who smokes cigarettes? Atlanta'* New Foetninoter, Cartewvllle Conrunt. Mr. John W. Benfroe, ex-treasurer of Georgia, waa appointed postman ter at Atlanta a week ago, Senators Brown and Colquitt advocating him, and Col. Hammond opposing. The Con rant is not surprised, for Senator Brown spread hla mantle of protection over both Gov. Col quitt and Mr. Kenfroe. He prepared the way to successful officeholding for both. Why he did not help poor Wash Goldsmith, a member of his own church, and less cnlpable than ths treasurer, we do not understand, but he cer tainly did not help him, nor did he help his broth er, J. W. Goldsmith, who wse also an applicant for the Atlanta office. We think Major Ren free quite as capable and fully as deserving ae his indorsers. It in unfair to raise a storm of abuse on one of a ••coalition” and allow the others to escape with good offices, an re buked. Governor McDaniel was known as an spponent to Major Kanfroe in Lhs Impeachment trial—voted him guilty every time—and made great reputation for himself in his first race for Governor as a prose cutor of ths State Road Lease lobbyists ia the Leg islature aa well as prosecutor of Beafroe in the Senate of 1079. HU attitude at tto ^present tn becoming the will; anal A*, lag Indorser of Maj. Kenfroe can only be explained when the time comes express your final ae- by hl) , de€lr# to iUecfed himself or to secure a high cinion with the ballot. Hoed not the rash ■' p«IUon in pellUa>. When to m*J to to. Prod „ .... . . dent: 'Maj. Kenfroe U my shoire for Atlanta's post counsellor who bids you go armed to the I office,- he was no doubt Interested In uleaeing Mr. polls or cUawhero to fight for your prlnd. pies. The ballot is mightier than the pis- I ber of the State Senate, tt U prepoeteroua to suppoee , . « . , , T . _ ____ . I he haa altered hla mind aetohlsgulll in the matter. tol and it IS legal. Let no more blood be u only trying to help McDaniel and secure Ren- *hod, lieiil ths brsache* that hare nlraady fro. - *ta'r**»-Pr” 10 .*?»«*> “ 1 “ m *"* . ...... . . I fttrea of active workers nnder hla control during the been created. Follow the counsels of your | preaestyear. No other suppositioa will meet the o/tnl tiAAdMi fmtinMui mAn and avoid -to. | canoe tf the Supreme and Superior court Judges cool-headed L us mesa men, and avoid ▼»<>-1 #lthw It u eo plain that he may read who rune lence of speech or action. The Georgia Congressmen who have now admit ted their own injustice to Kenfroe (when they voted him guilty time and again in the year 1879) are in the sazno condition. They have stultified them selves in one place or the other, without a doubt. Repentancn or Hypocrisy? Says the Philadelphia Press: , . _ 4. . ,. . I lu looking at these indorsement* President Gleve- “The theory that a President can dismiss und wa* obliged to aid them in thu deed of repa- an office-holder without incurring an obli- or " h °. w hlraB t! f *'• hard-hearted man. ,, . _ , ° ,, Wbal waa Mr. Hammond * Influence again*! such gation to give bis reasons for doing SO would cloud of wltiMMOi? Neither should Mr. Kenfroe work out ,11 right in »absolute monarch,, ST"biS?“‘SSTW to! but it cannot be defended or mado opera- President. Both are in the control tive in a nomilar government. If an officer I of ***** CO t m J5 erC u l f*. faction °J Heoreto D«- I sor. Canada, a few days ago, tt was believed that live in a popular government 11 an omcer mo cracy, and the Htate is absolutely helpless in the oldest man in the world had been laid to rest. THE RAVAGES OP A fj-J OLE CUftSE, known in the northwest ae a "cbiunok Singe 18119 the copper mines of Newfoundland have produced metal valued at $7,231,205. A New Mexican stockman offers twenty thor oughbred marcs for the head of Ucronimo. “She is a wild plant put in a hot-house," is the latest French criticism of the American girl. Br the January count there were 100.000 paupers in Loudou, and still *hey wonder at such crimes as riot#. Ah want as 14.000 tint* are used in Gobelin tapes try work, a great Increase in number and fineness due mainly to chemistry. A FANTiiau that measured nine feet and three inches from tip to ti > and weighed 400 pounds waa killed near Gualaia, Cal., recently, Paijha'h newly-discovered small planet ha* been named Botiinn. Flippant person*, no doubt, may call it "Betty'* for abort, as they do their aweetr hearts. A skin disease that waa playing sad havoc among io mules on a farm in Michoacan, Mexico, spread to the peon or farm laborers, fifteen of whom were taken very sick. YkraCepe. Mexico, la to have water works on a new plan. A hug* tank ia to be deposited on the roof of tlu» C««» Mata, which will then be high enough to cause a pressure sufficient to reach »uj roof in the city. Eleven thousand dollars boa been appropriated for tha work. Ms. PaxscoTT L* wrench, a well-known young Boston millionaire, who hu been spending the winter in New York, has.accordlng to Town Topic*, imported from London a wax model of the "propah rapah- in buttonhole bouquets, which may be cop ied at hla florist's by a favored few of bis friends. Oxk of the foreign ministers lost a valuable deco rative medal at the Ute reception of the president, and a great deal of trouble was made about it at the white house. Finally It was found between the cushions of a carriage, and the driver received the generous reward of fifty cants for returning tt to the minister. J. H. Wuitra started on horseback to take a day's Journey In McIntosh county, Dakota. A blizzard swooped down 00 him. he lost hla way, and stood behind hU horses all night and with hU pistol kept off a pack of prairie wolves. When dag broke he found that he was within a few hundred yards of the house he wt* Lnoting. A Boston writer declares it to be a matter of fact rather than of fancy that there U more nutriment ia a dark than a white shelled egg. The white of a white-shelled egg U like milk or lime-water, while that of dark aggs has substance. U gelatinous In appearance, and will hold together If lifted a few inches, and, It is claimed, is one-third more valua ble for any culinary purpose. Tux general detail map of the United States, pro posed and already begun by the Oeologtcal Survey, will be upon the scale of about four miles to the Inch, with oontonr lines for every 25 to 2U0 feet, by. It U ion in atlas sheets, each or latitude by one of longi tude, bounded by parallels and meridians. Whew old "Dad" Freeman was buried in Wind That Olalmajts VictlwiatyJ a lulu—The Horror* fwj Among a Few of the (n/J nates of Atlanta, the Patent Medicine Man, tilb t Tty ifii Wflul hty de haps ore, en Atlanta Constitution. Atlanta, although in many gurded as a healthy city, i H hot other inhabitable portions of the *,-1 claiming her rliaro of victims of ffi arch of all dreaded ailments—blood iJ A Constitution man was delegated J3 tigate some of the most notable cm*!L lanta, and in his rounds made tho f/J appalling discoveries: ^ l only I am i fiscree roodi Hdual [ equs Vrart [and Miss Chapman luti-rvi ;th Lks [com “My name U Msr at tho comer ot tnl I have been * itreiuirni > uln end running, for nix year*. Hove 1 ing the time by hot*] *1ro used virions *dve| ont the ^gt benefit^ my necl^ue * down to the bo much affected t my food I was redu n mere skeleton menced the t relief In the f •‘When I h had so mnch i All healed, tito returne strength re of flesh. I and am i msn, and f 121*1 I fl'iilu, I Miss | Geori total the f 9 ynt t) tency, the public ha* n right to know it, in ,the election by the majority of tho people, ho is to administer it so cordingly, ah the howl of th*t party. “Therefore, ho cannot net in the Pres! of the di*eii*e i* not known and tho profes- *ion ia not agreed npon the can*e. Some hold that it may be communicated by other _ . . .... , .. ... fluids than tho saliva. Statistics showed dency as an mihfferent polUn-al theorist, ^ of 531 reported eases. 3S3 showed nor as one holding to *»y ot the dogmss or ^ b( , fore ‘ three months, and only propositions of the party hat haa been de- £ P ^ Bix month ,. ()ne CM0 b / feated, but always and only as the adherent J d d Tbe uimnnrilml iU .lonlnsafia>, wwwww* I t*ud them political help): "we take it all back in it wa* applied to tha wound, to which tt reaUll/ rule succeeded the declaration of P^oce I Mr# jujnfmc's case, ana pronounce him inuocent. hcretl for a time. When it fell off it was washed and representative of the victorious party. ,. ... . .» , V w. * * i i , x , longer a patient goes after being bitten the H« is at once President and leader of lus “ . ? . pronounce after Appomattox and the thcorv yon [ although he confonaed he was guilty and willing waam water and theu applied agalu. This , 4-1 to refund to escape prosecution.'* I <l»i» *tww... tim*s wn,i than *»,« — name worked just as well all during that in view of this confession, there should . .. .. . .... i safer he la from having the disease. After - months the patient is compsmtively safe timo as if the two deciulea reallv constiintzMl I power remaining to the voters of Georgia to made the same day on which the dog » time aa tt tne two ttecauea reulIT consmuieu men apologia, to Wwb Oold.miai In »touo would not adnoro to thm .1 all. to look constantly after the welfare of the tQd ^ one , here no ^ of the party. topromotoils .trengU., ^ advocate| |n| , ppearingi There ig no nu . and illustrate its principles, and to secure ^ ^ tlme . Dr . Uammond for it as permanently as possible that eon trol in the government which for the time being ia achieved by his election. said that he bad seen several casea of hy drophobia from fear. One was * distin- ... .. , I guished lawyer who was bitten twenty years • ^ r i iT.i u n I sro and has^ lived in constant dread sv.r V *•** “ th f h *^ of t ‘*“ Wt °y since wtd every sutumn ha. decided hydro- detphi. Call. ** ^e head of hi. p«ty. I idehty to part, | As te tbs mesas of prevention, Dr. Ham brand of hypocriay disgnised? is fidelity to his duty as ths head ot the ns-1 tiou. If the President is wrong toward hi. mond Mid ^ do / iho< , d u kept un . party, he cannot be right toward the ns- 1 ! «LV, . ,, U1 symptoms of rabies appeare.1 and not U°n If hem chos«i lMtat ii site- kiui.tones ». is usnMl, done. A dog pubhe*n. he U Mso charged by that choice ^ di# ^ n , ne ^ , f ; tbaa ^ du^urn. Where have we lout since the Preiiiden* list election?" asks Mr. Everts. Michigan, I STutu.tnudataouM kradtr^Baod'ipui I tb»foMd»SsTow"nt 0,> u,, i t. - .j I m-st, uwi Mual vindication for him. I “ w “*f found in* bow.prtt of a war vw«| at- Detroit tree tress. I lur ‘ ul °^ I i*ch,d to It. The .pot where tha South camhrla CROMINBNT PFAJi'I.K. 1886, 30,100 majority. Henator Frye intends to press his great with the duty of ptoBottng th. KepubUesn mon tbgn ^ of the ^p,, bit . “SrtUb,.-»<**.«■ W. rnsa •4 to it. Tha spot where tha South < Vunbrii 7~ ~ r ‘”7 B ‘7T| r«.»M»«rwr«, I *£d South American protectorate scheme with 0oMl Ab . ot th . Ma . and Wo „, n w . »*•*« vigor, but nevertheless it is a serious oral- Itead About. to tbSTlhf oXS£ ™ ** ertending its policy snd str.ngth.ning ita , e hjdrophobitt proof . Bila . omsnixation. U he is electad » * Demo- clolUlnK It u kl . organization. erst, hi. mandate of offle. re<,uir«i him not. don , )l(u , „ tQ cfflcMy of trMtnlent . only to govern uprightly, fearlessly, »ud | l.n.l fl v« oaaea nf hvilronhol.i. nadar , He had hail five cases of hydrophobia under intelligently, hut Mao to corroborate, ex- ^ cUrg , to tbe ^ twenty . flTe ttd pand, deepen, and solidify the Democracy, I lwenty ctM a 0 f p^pl, , ho thought that and to perpetuate its tenure of power. they had it. In every case he has excised •The«. principle, have Mi b«n exhibited pan bitten. Immediately after being sgMn »nd again in the history of (ha repob-1 b j tten y, e patient should suck the wound lie. Every President who has really been successful, has been taithfu! Mike as * party I do ...an and as President; and every 1’reMdent jQ who has failed, has failed because be waa if possible, or get some oue else to so. There is no danger doing this, as the disease can not be taken by absorption through the incompetent to appreciate these (undamen- mucon „ mem bntnea in the mouth. This ia tal duties, or was unable or unwilling to 0Qa Q j moat important things snd live np to them. The gnat patriot is Mweys ^ k , pt up for a half hour. A liga- an earnest and intelligent partisan, and hie tw# u ,ppi W if possible. Ths ex. life is fruitful and hi. influence lasting in ahoald b. (nM . Prefer Hewitt, proportion to the earnestness and intellgence I doc tor continued, haa caaterixad 40S of his partiesnship." An Oppmalva Corporation. In the adoption of a law fixing the rata I no of eomoensation for each telephone in by* rabid dog snd cauterized the wound. Ol _ , . I .. i » —ill. . l 1|_* l:.. ease* of mppoaed ease* of hydrophobia, the record lays, with nitrate of silver and ended fatally. Hewitt was bitten gy no per month the Indiana Legiala-1 He was found dead with a bullet in his tore has aet an example tbM ought and j brain, and it i* supposed that in his ease will very UkMy attract the attention of all I the cawetic did not work, and on feeling the | approach of the disease he shot himself." This is interesting enough even to an nn other Htate*. Since the courts have decided that the notice cowers of a State are not surrendered 1 professional man, but the stubborn fact still * .. . t.„u> I .i.nrU that mad doom are renorted every rest. . , fl be fore hla death, and left 13H descendants. Since •isted its Krowing power, ^ it, I help s* well as an opportunity to re*l*t. but the I Fr'cimin VaT'bnrted^ oome Tellc-huntori “have aiul if be is disinisscd merely becaUKe of tj 1 *® to throw doubt in I brounht forward a tuan whose authentic record fixes .. ... . . ... the eye* of those who did uot see *o clearly, and his age at the remarkable flKure of 127 year*, h.s political atUhatlous simple justice to bis ‘wr VrXZ fil Thk oopuUUon of Lo.,don oo. e.cwsl. ...r, reputation as nn honest mull demands the | D the fooutep. '..father.' who “‘b.rcltv, anei.nl.ormodern In the world. Sew widest publicity of that fact. This priuei- MfiSSS! V pie will command tbe respect of Mr. Cleve- However, there I. a reparation an.1 a ro»tHntlou ««•> f «w» land before be closes l.isadministration." £££?$?£££££*^u°a D po'bto",»l^ •»|f «»»S!i. tojin'Su' Why look you now, oh, apostle of justice, *£b£SS£t to.° tJSLSSLt&Si I aKTri5fSS r £lSil^ ,,1 * U0 " °' 3 ' ^ how long bus it been since this principle | action of certain men in the Georgia legislature, commanded tbe respect of sny Itopnblicon who alike condemned both Goldsmith aud Iteufme. 1 t J 1 . .. I hut who have now said to the iTrsident (under the krti of Kepnblicau I hope, a* we believe, that Nanator l)mwn may ex- uLM t ont for Boonville,.wh a* a niadstone. A Mr. whera.be had hoard j Bacon had one. antn era of absolute monarchy. Why this I public or share his ham fate. | A Writing to the London Times from Bavaria. ] rfr«.l Shreds aud I*Rtch«w. i j t appoaro. were pemonal enemlea to one official | wondering spectator, who haa hardiv Umo to'notln Th. Immediate deliver, ayatem a tontury ‘ Jorn * lh * “ u * 1 ' ( o-“Your money [or yonr life, trahlm. Ha U quit, th.tr «mal In Stasssl «“« »- rapacity. Tha burning wrong of which wa I *n* war °* the rebellion. Running ehort of cool, ilainhaa bean dona to Waablngtoo LGold-1 **** , ?*_5 om l*H^I” 1 *tkahart>or of Now- .uum«Muus»s i n»nu»r-umi «» the elrtgli approocboa "it looks Uka a golden ew« I ruin one man and yet another equally W |th wings displayed. Within ona may aea U guUty.nndthalblu.hof ebame deepen, and burns pala-f>redKlng reclining on tho richly embrelderc^ | *° •fiort to inteuelfy fibs wrong, dona I blue velvet cushions. The interior ia lighted by il to Ooldemlth by man in the LegtaUtura of T9, who, soft but hrUUnnt electric light. It flaahea by the! I enloglaa him. bsineiiJ ppoMd to to that ot tho Oodsi thological question whether ths South I -Oouat Tea Moltko. so fsr from dytss. to upaod I a raccu.a fratura lu on. of the latoat .loetrleal American condor and the North American * bon *- jtoTrainv.nt.d in Franc. I. mat aiwrtura. are t tt* a nu I —Him Anne Dickinson is tasking to go an tha I formed in plataa of refractory clay and plumbago eagle Will mate. —CbicagO.Time*. I stage again. 1 through which the Wires are led; these plate, ore Mr. Qsrland has offered to give hla tele-1 „ -Mr Oou,h I, raid to tor. .pokao tofon about | ™St phone stock to some charitable institution. | ' * Un . H ,^ 10Ur . u.. ta*. of Dr This, at any rate, is generous, snd his | Sold and Mr. t'lanland had n.vrr mot. can ctrculato vary fnalrthroush and thrnush th* aportnno, wh.ra Itcomra In contact with lh. rad- hot wire.; win bobbin, ara luartad in th* tnrw. each bobbin form* port of tho electric circuit coarse miabt well be imitated by tbe poiierv —Senator Miller, of Cnlifornla. ha* had a gallon and all me connected for quantity, there bobbins , . , *® l . J **• | of water token from the sacs around bio lungs. I being, of course, heated by the passage of the cur- to which the “scandal baa been to finon-1 _^ Mn Margherlta, of IUly-"tha Pearl Of I earring to boat the air as it paaeaato and cully profitable.—Chicago Times. fro over them. It la tha true love of art which console. * Haver- Margherito. of Italy—**thi said to be tha baat-dreaaad woman in One of the things that will Mways be 1 _j,7a»Moulton, of B<wt*ii. U .ns«*ml to Baron I ^“^‘•“ r %^*“‘**‘,!{i*™Jto U ma3»*h;*' , |ra ore or lean wrapped in mynter, in the | jUator.who 1. raid to to tha rtetoot nobleman In | gS* doo mothon cut th.lr toblaa upou tha Oan«*s, If more or lean wrapped in mystery conundrum ns to how it happens that gratl tnde to bis constituents from a newly in-1 njingtha stalled member of Congress nearly Mways I Ar *^“ h Hon mark. —Hnnaet Cox writ*. h> th* M*w York World di tho minor, of bin .ltmnwunt purchnoo >•-1 It would propitiate tha matins monitor of tho d**o or wo could MO vanteh, without n tew. all bonto tor I noxt row’. taaobaU ckamptonohlp; wn could* v.n REGULATO - , , , , | —Frans Llut tot completed anew composition havo that htetorlc to.teia.nt of th. Ute city aollrl finds expression tn garden-seeds.—Chtcsgo 1 In honor of Blctord Wnsnor, which ho call, tho I tor Boat down to tontehted Joppa; tut w. tuiat Ledirer I ••Fnn.rel Uar*..'' upon It that th.l0.rt7 and sncfnl .tnus* which „ . , . , I —Ooaonl Altort Pika In .till In tho land of tto I a®on« our rtwclona common atoll ramrtn for tha Once upon a time a certain man got mad 111 rtof—Wwhlnftun twins kte nhldins placa Jut I of Ntw r*t to coma." M th* editor and stopped hie paper. The if “* l.v charter* to railroads planned and built stand* that mad dog* are reported ever, nt lame coat and held by ita own citizens, day, and fatal reaulta follow. Tho facMty wnl that it ha* the power to regulate the at preeent rather sneer M the cUims of pro- nttes of freisht and travel over such roads, tection involred in M. Pasteuris method of it wemsclS that it haa the same power | inoculation, bnt there can be no doobt of itMlfto. | _ H te^SSST, ■Met. He wan arrested and fined *8 (orI km m going hunting on Sunday. He then paid a Ete frtoud. tn Parte, and. white th. mIuubs mrti!*orIVhtoon.foU'tadtem^^us* big Iriahman to kick him all the wa, to the J-“ “*ten nu.Hu. pwformwl Wcrnrt . StluttoS,^? w ll!h to . newspaper office, where he paid for few TSIj-ni wo Oov.mor tormoot wtected a "^^“SSS^toi^LT^dSS??: years’ subscription in advance, and made I has. bowhtor to ita natural Mute aa thaonly thing ttoMufac* of th. with." topthon ... . _ 4 a . , . . I which ha wlahafl to mark hie grava. The .tone ia I A man ariose in hla alaeu from a haMh i n . — the editor aign an agreement to knock him I of aranlt*. •-•rtj .11 f**t long, two fort wide and a towcar aSdrtiteSrtrtjwrttaontdwre wtote 1 ^ down and rob him if ha ever ordered hi* I u, “* tr, * r °"* ,<K ’ t thkA ' I tram la sotowat th* rate of thirtx mite, an hoar. It wtotwam* h toi« I- iiia [ Thomas L. Cllngman. of North Carolina, as-Rap-1 mowing, and tha man has vary faw rlotbre oo. paper stoppeil again, bach is life without I rreentativ#, Hccator, minuter and Confedarxlo brig-1 roodactor la notified, but concludre that tha a newspaper.—Abilene (Tex.) Renorter. I odler. le in Waahinrtou and ustill a vary actlv# 1 daclinee toeioo tha treln. and tnkre » . , * K V , I man for his ago. which is between seventy and I ®° further tnteraat in tha matter than to telesranh An English lady baa arrived at Orlando, I eighty. Ha ia etill bright and very lively lu COB-1 1*°® the nasi atation to proper pnrtiaa to lookout to., with nine children, 4 parrot and fort, "^Ski CoUln . „ rtm ul ora.,but £&'^Sirt ISd m‘in3 ecen of baggage. What became ot her I he lifts htmreU on hU left elbow long enough to I composition of this conductor. But further kn.Lsnfl in nnt nnsitivolv Vs. nM \ n t i* «■ 1down for the Fall Mall Gazette oome notea about I «°aclu*km that bate n man of muck derision husband U* not pomUYely known, bat it U I the hooka people Should read. Ha ia not orthodox I ®f character wa ara unable to go. It ia a relief surmised that the poor man took to the ** y. r .^°^ n **•.^1 a random, m-1 A P .°T! corpre picked himself Addresa THE BRADF1ELD RKJULXTOI CtM MOTHE1 FEIENDI H^papTR Ab°okof‘J» t»«hockl«J * ut-hon* lines operated within the the preventive power of ahotgnu* and ntrych- over telephone Une* oper _ | ^ wboU eoantr7 b mled with doR , border, under foreign charter.. "rhe tMephone evil ha. become almort of high and low degree, acme well ctoed for. onbearabta in Urge citica. In New York, the majority tramp* and thieve*. It la the anuearmuio _ . -u a IamI snt l^rfMlv where »60 per year U charged duty ot the legM authorittee. for tho protee- e.pecially wneie » 7 ^ tioD of (he Uvea of citizen*, to slaughter „„ 0 » an instrument the public for tho one 01 iWeUlng in t<> public tbeae dog, without delay or mercy, and dixaatixfaction »> abnae." Here I ever, citizen can aid the good work with wood* at the first favorable opportunity.— Chicago Ledger. There is no “telephone ring" in the Free- ident's cabinet. Then pa a telephone ring that is trying to break down the 1‘reeident'a cabinet. It is the telephone ring that is exacting from th* people a million dollar* mon every year than its whole plant and property an worth. —Cleveland Plain dealer, Dem. iwclrtlj pralatnif nmon* nov.H.te F.aimore Coopar, “P *°'l ?orw*d th. ad)anat conn try to a v.rv Marry .t. Baluc and Du mu. Ilv.ly luum.r for tto loan of aonw clothM. tovlu —"The f*kl hrillan " Unban.. «■* I BertlNul which ha tal ■ w.^baj to am. . ™ the oppre-ion of | mtdita danger. e«tb. I-nned if not.n 2p2S!te becoming too gravato matter to | bni, «MU«t«d. be overlooked much longer. In the city of Macon then an -2001 Mr. Mplnn.r nn thn Warpath. A prowling correspondent ot the growling , in ns* for which the company specie, recent!, wrote a scathing latter from . not Isas than *65 per Florida intended to renew the black eye be receives on an avenge urn . . I .v. u. i —4 *— _t.toh u,. ^ T “ \ oUi ot „T.O00t The JonraM of Mowed b, the blizzard and from which th. Commerce i. authority tor the .tatennnt j gtate U raptdiy neonriag. Thm document UutTtheiM iostruaianU eoM’W We attracted the attention ot that^nghtJ M . n*M* of asoertaining what th* I warrior, ex-Treaaanr F. E Spinner, who Tns wind no longer blow* through tha goatee of th* free trad* goatitt. The goaliet haa bean ahavad. Th* Barman war is costing a pile of money, bat th* English butcher* an kept employed snd ont M London. Max. Tssolt Do oust is to be sent back to England. Bar name win probably fol low in a sailing vneM to sav* freight. —••Tto rut Fnrtelu, aji siphon** Karr, "daw I **cu>»d whlrk to teteenptod to th. roodactor ;ot profm. to to fond of Farte. bnt to can Un Uiou for him wkteh to had Uft on th. train ion nor. .te*. He te Ilk* th* Sab, who doM not I 1 te bnt Jurt to tto roodactor to ray that tto «--- - water, bnt who die* It vontak. Ill and tto clottou cam. togettor asaia—Kra York a trarrt. a. othar lura plans* Into w «rld. ncrordinx to ttolr power of hold-1 know U Iovm tto water, bnt who diet It ouL Th. Fartelaa th. water: that te. SnUBMC: teww.p.pw.1 and aetunaleaof tbe tcm» ■ Tha advartlrer who wants to •P**£®** k ^ f , tn tt tha Information ha raquW*^ who will lnvaat ona hnndred g ndvofftiatne. noehama la ind^ateil^ hU ovary requlremenL nr can * allKht change a enaily nrrtvad at h* One hundred and ^y^ddraj* .te**"* tea Ukrtr breath/ Thte ^7 iSTfoToM or "row. . Ilm.chtel Trochre, "*tore. for reasto tad cold.: "I do not re* how it te Born*, tto aoeixltot. who ted tha looter* of I hi* foe a public man to b* blmrelf ia wtater'wlth- «h* oU»r day..daren't look lite >uch a rta- °*> Ihla admliabla ald."-B*v. B. It. Day tn. Pm ply to OEO. t. HOWELL S OO-n. VEUTU1NO BUREAU, 10 Bpnte. Houre Sq.). Wow York. nor oa ona would think him. A portrait la a doarepre draw.a. th* tec* not ot a pate. tol-ret woUUh wmcb Who. Mary lax. tad ch Uwfware tan. bat a S!£fbui*K2srSd cT^iteS; 1 . k ^ 0 '” ub ’ Sfc^'r?Jwk?.«l catarrh'aU tto ttare.' rartly're ■ ■■■■a ilwnarteg AlteoeF. Porare PlretJare MMSsnUiUre. Tto Snt yrer ww sot rtd ot oar hrevp Saaart re wet, re all ronrtka aadrotax W. i arear took raid." F.ven If Yea Bara Dm, common porore plartna—which yon ran ret for . «n« « rey of tto Cheap John dri*tec.-.^u uT,! •xpcui. Pireter I* worth ttom aU. Tto in te thl.:—Bereon'.I.tto only noma plx.trr lath, mretotttot I* tonretly red .HUfnlly Bted.".nd NERVOUS DEBILITATED W* B^SSiSSi '■ rate, tea Tto latter re. arereot . . Maw.tr. red con la a tew town ail: which otton will net on miter*. Tto Sa&sSaSBm ■ir.a. . aiwifwm. "Cai-ucin” v "<^ne tad tto word