f- -T1 f-! TO HENRY W. GRADY HE WAS SOT IN HIS WAYS Borne Census Probabilities. *jp Church, he was honestly and truly Christian. cannot recall your mind ten who were not when the death sentence has been That conversation that Sunday night, first themselves looking for remunerative appointments. passed and hang them to the most convenient in the carriage and then resumed in" the hotel, I is estimated,'on the basis of election Aye, you can count them all tree. Prisoners at the bar, impressed me in such a way that when I on the fingers of one bund. The most illustrious And Whan He Said "Hang" Th3y Must returns, that the census this An Eloquent Memorial Sermon stand up and receive your sentence." simply heard of his departure without any ol specimen of that style of man for the year will show that the population the particulars, I concluded that he was ready ^Bfi&sgk Hang. The prisoners stood up. and just as last ten years was Henry W. Grady. Preached by Dr.Talmage. of Indiana has increased from 1,987,301 to go I warrant there was no fright in the Again. Mr. Grady stood for the new South the judge pronounced the last words of last exigency, but that he found what is commonly and was just what we want to meet three in 1880 to 2,400,000, and like the sentence, the wife of Mr. Peters A Judge Who Had Mads Up His Kind and called "the last enemy" a good friend, other men. one to speak lor the new North, estimates in other states give the uttered a shout, and bounding toward and from his home on earth he went to a Wouldn't Be Browbeaten.—Two Men Sentenced another for the new East and another for tne dooiv threw her arms around a country a total population of 64,761,500, home in heaven. Yes, Mr. Gradj not only the new West. The bravest speech made for to Death, and the Murdexsd Man demonstrated rhat an editor may be a man who had just entered the courtroom. the last quarter ol a century was that made against 50,155,783 ten He Reviews the Life of the Fined for Contempt ^~,~,™^ „*«.» Christian, but that a very great intellect by Mr. Grady at the New England dinner in A wild commotion followed. years ago. In the southern state* may be gospolized. His mental capacity New York about two or three yeare ago. I Great Orator and, "What's the matter?" the judge demanded. the increase is figured at about 5,000,000, was so wonderful it was almost startling, I sat with him that evening and know something One John Peters, a sober and industrious "Who is the man that the have been with him in active conversation Under the new apportionment of his anxieties, for he was to tread on Editor. man, failed to come home bereaved widow is hugging?" while at the same time he was dictating to a dangerous ground, and might by one misspoken the presidential electors in stenographer editorials for the Atlanta Constitution. 3ne night This occurence was so "I ain't no bereaved widow, jedge," word have antagonized forever both 1892 will probably number 450, But that intellect was not sections. Hia speech was a victory that th© woman answered, "fur this is my 54* unusual that his wife, becoming- alarmed, The subject of Dr. Talmage's sermon was ashamed to bow to Christ. against 401 at thelast two elections. thrilled all of us who heard him and all who husband,, safe and well." aroused the neighborhood and •"The Life and Death of Henry W. Grady, the Among his last dying utterances was a request read him. That speech, great for wisdom, The gain of electors in the different "Silence, woman," the judge demanded. for the prayers of the churches in his great for kindness, great for pacification, men, women and children turned out Editor and Orator." He took for his text states will probably be: Alabama, 2, "You ought to have better behalf. great for bravery, will go down to the generations Isaiah viii, 1: "Take thee a great roll, and in search. The next day John Peters' sense than to interrupt this court." Arkansas 2, California 1, Colorado 1, There was that particular quality in him with Webster's speech at Bunker Hill, write in it with a man's pen." The preacher that you do not find in more than one person William Wirt's speech at the arraignment of "Your honor," said the lawyer, "I Georgia 2, Indiana 1, Iowa 1, Kansas •said* out of hundreds of thousands—namely, personal Aaron Burr, Edmund Burke's speech on suppose my clients can now go free?" 2, Kentucky 1, Louisiana 1, To Isaiah, with royal blood in hia veins and magnetism. People have tried" to define Warren Hastings, Robert Emmet's speech "And why so, sir?" Maryland 1, Minnesota 3, Mississippi that quality, and always failed, yet we for his own vindication. & a habitant of palaces, does this devine order "Can your honor ask such a question have all felt its power. There are some persons come. He is to take a roll, a great roll, and when Mr. Peters stands here before who have only to enter a room or step 1, Missouri 4, Nebraska 3, New Jersey write on it with a pen, not an angel's pen, but Old Ag a Now. upon a platform or into a pulpit and you are you?" 1, New York 1, North Carolina •a man's pen. So God honored the pen, and thrilled by their presence, and when they I am afraid that old people found "Who is Mr. Peters?" 2, Ohio 2, Pennsylvania 1, Texas 2, so he honored manuscript. In onr day the speak your nature responds and you cannot life rather a dull business in the time "Your honor, li cannot understand help it. What is the pecnliar influence with mightiest roll is in tha leligious and secular and Wisconsin 1. The four new you." of King: David and his rich old subject which such a magnetic person takes hold ot newspaper, and the mightiest pen is the editor's states will probably have 14 electoral "But you will pretty soon. The Mr. social groups and audiences9 Without attempting and friend, Barzillai, who, poor pen, whether for good or evil. And God votes, distributed as follows: to define tins, which is indefinable, Peters that this court has taken iwt& man, could not have told a teal from says now to every literary man, and especially I will say it seems to correspond to the waves consideration is dead." South Dakota 4, Washington 4, a canvas back, nor enjoyed a symphony to every journalist- "Take a great roll of air set in motion by the voice or the Montana 3, and North Dakota 3. "No, I'm not!" exclaimed Peters, concert if they had had those and write in it with a man's pen." mo\ements of the body. Just like that stepping forward. According to tha vote of 1888, adding atmospheric vibration is the moral Within a few weeks one of the strongest, luxuries in his day. There were no or spiritual vibration which rolls out from "You may think you are not, Mr: Montana, the democratic electoral most vivid and most brilliant of those pens pleasant firesides, for there were no the soul of what we call a magnetic person Peters, but you are. Never in all my was laid down on the editorial desk in Atlanta, vote would be increased from 168 chimneys. There were no daily newspapers As there may be a cord or rope binding bodies never again to be resumed. I was far professional career," the judge continued, to 189, and the republican adding together, there may be an invisible cord for the old man to read, and he away at the time. We had been sailing up "have I seen facts that so dearly binding souls A magnetic man throws it the Dakotas and Washington, from from the Mediterranean sea, through the could not read them if there wTere, and strongly establish the guilt of over as a hunter throws a lasso. Mr. Grady Dardanelles, which region is unlike anything I 219 to 246, giving the latter a net two men. with his dim eyes, nor hear them was surcharged with his influence, and it ever saw for beauty. There is not any other gain of 7. Maine is the only state in was employed for patriotibm and Christianity read, very probably, with his dulled "But, judge," Peters pleaded, "that •water scenery on earth where God has done and elevated purposes. the union which is likely to lose. In •so many picturesque things with islands. cannot be, for no murder has been ears. There was no tobacco, a They are somewhat like the Thousand Islands You may not know why, in the conversation committed." 1870 it had 7 electoral votes, in soothing drug:, which in its various of our Ameiiean St. Lawrence, but which I had with Mr. Gladstone a few 1880 it had 6, and after this year it "Mr. Petters you have not examined forms is a great solace to the many morelike heaven Indeed, we had just passed weeks ago, hputtered these memorable words the evidence as closely as I have." will probably have only 5. According Patmos, the place from which John had his about Christianity, some of which were SEABCII TOK THE DFAB. old men and to some old women— "But here I stand in refutation of all apocalyptic vision. Constantinople had cabled to America. He was speaking inieply to sectional divisions the south coat was found near the river bank. Carlyie and his mother used to smoke seemed to come out to greet us, for your approach to this remark: I said, "Mr. Gladstoue, evidence." Marks of a struggle were also1 discovered. will gain 17 electors, the west 25, their pipes together, you remember. to that city id different from any we are told in America by some people t'aat "Mr. Peters, you have not read as Immediately there arose a cry the middle states 3, and New England •other city. Other cities as you approach Chribtianity does very well for weak minded Old age is infinately more cheerful, many text books on evidence as I that the man had been murdered and, sthem seem to retire, but this city, with its men and children in the infant class, but it is will lose 1.—Indianapolis News. for intelligent people at least, than it have. The case asrainst these prisoners .glittering minarets and pinnacles, seem al•anost not fit for stronger minded men- but when about this time, there came- along a was two or three thousand years is perfectly clear. They swore to step into the water to greet you. we mention you of bueh laige intellectuality, reputable citizen who declared that'he CHEROKEE Chief Bushyhead is a But my landing there, that would have been as being a pronounced friend of religion, ago. It is our uty, so far as we can that they would drown you and your bad. several days before, heard Sam wit. He is spending the Winter in 'to me an exhilaration, was suddenly stunned we silence their batteries." Then Mr. Gladstone coat was found near the river. Is not see,to keep it so. There will always White and Al Miller swear that they with the tidings of the death ofiny intimate stopped on the hillside where we were that strong evidence?" Washington for the purpose, as he be enough about it that is solemn, would kill Peterd. Tne two men were friend, Hrary W. Grady. I could hardly believe exercising and said: The older I grow, the "Yes, but—" arrested and taken before a justice of thetidlings, for 1 had left on my study more confirmed 1 am in my faith in religion." and more than enough, alas! that whispered confidentially to a friend, "Hold on. The body of a man was •table at home letters and telegrams from "Sir." said he, with flashing eye and uplifted the peace. They avowed their innocence, is saddening. But how much there of helping lobby through a bill for htm, those letters and telegrams having a hand, "ralk about the questions of the day, taken from the river and identified as and their lawyer declared that is in our times to lighten its burdens! the deportation of negroes. Being warmth and geniality and a wit such as lie there but one question, and that is the your remains." they could not be held for the murder If they that look out at the windows only could express. The deDarture of no Gospel. That can and will correct everything asked what interest his people had in until it was woven that a murder had "But I am here to refute the identification." •public man for so many ypars has so affected Do you have any of that dreadful be darkened the optican is happy to been committed. This proof was not that bill, "Why," said he, -'as soon mac For days I walked aoout as in a dream, agnosticism America?" Having told him supply them with eye glasses for use atid I resolved that, getting home, I would we had, he went on to say "I am profoundly long wanting, for a fisherman soon arrived as that bill succeeds, we will introduce before the public, and spectacles for for the sake of his bereaved household, and thankful that none of my children or kindred with the information that he had one to deport the white people. for the sake of his bereaved profession, and have been blasted by it. I am glad to say their hours of privacy. If the grinders found the body of Peters. The body for the sake of what he had been to me and that about all The men at the top in Great That will put the country into the cease because they are few, they was identified, and the preliminary f- 'Shall continue to be as long as memory lasts, Britian are Christians. Why, sir," he trial proceeded, resulting not only in hands of us, its rightful owners. can be made many again when by a I would speak a word in appreciation of him. said, "1 have been in public position establishing tne fact that White and the most piomislng of Americans, and learn 58 years, and 47 years in the cabinet third dentition, which brings no •aome of the salient lessons of his departure. of the Bristish government, and during Miller swore that they would kill toothache in its train. By temperance '"Mid pleasures and palaces, tho' we may I have no doubt that he had enemies, for those 47 years I have been associated with Peters, but that they were overheard and good habits of life, proper ioam, •no man can live such an active life as he lived 60 of the master minds of the century, and to declare that they "would drown him. Be it ever sw humble, there's no place like or be eofarin advance of his time without all but five of the 50 were Christains." He clothing, well armed, well drained They were held over and indicted by home." snaking enemies, some because he defeated then named the four leading physicians and and well ventilated dwellings, and the grand jury. especially if blessed with a wife whose hours (their projects and some because he outshone surgeons of his country, calling them by sufficient, not too much exercise, the are not spent in misery caused by those dragging-*] them. Owls and bats never did like the rising name and remarking upon the high qualities own pains-arising from weaknesses pecuharto eun. But I shall tell you how he appeared to of each of them and added* "They are all old man of our time may keep his When the case came up before Judge her sex, Pierce's Favorite Prescription me. and I am glad that I told him while he thoroughly Christians," My friends, I think Quirk of the circuit court, of th muscular strength in very good condition.—Dr. relieves and cures these troubles and wan in full health what I thought of him. it will be quite respectable for a little longer Hickory Flat circuit, some of the ablest Holmes in Atlantic. brings sunshine to many darkened homes. Memorial orations and gravebtone epitaphs to be the friends of rehgiou. William E. lawyers in the state were in attendance, Sold by druggists-under a poBitive guarantee at* often mean enough, for they say of a Gladstone, a Christian, Henry W. Grady, a for White and Miller were not satisraction ft om manufacturers of or man after he is dead that which ought to Christian. What the greatest 6f Englishmen Falling in Love. money refunded. Bead guarantee on bottlerapper. friendless, and, moreover, they were Shave been said of him while*living. One garlaud said of England is true of America and all for a living brow is worth more than a Christendom. The men at the top are "Falling in love, as modern biology not without means. •monument of japonicasand calla lilies heaped the friends of God and believers in teaches us to believe, is nothing After more than a week of 'skirmishing"' THE JUDGE KNEW THE LAW. •on a funeral casket. By a little black volume the sanctities of religion, the most The cleansing, antiseptic and henJing qualities more than the latest, highest, a jury was impaneled, and •of 50 pages containing the eulogiums and eminent of the lawyers, the most eminent of "Ah, you are here to throw an obstruction of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Eemedy are unequaled. then the great trial was begun. The and most involved exemplification poems uttered and written at the demise of the doctors, the most eminent of the merchants, in the way of justice, are «Clay and Webster and Calhoun and Lincoln and there are no better men in all our in the human race of that almost majority of the people, including- the you? I have heard on several occasions aand Sumner, the world tried to pay for the land than some of those who sit in editorial press, a four-column folio set in small universal selective process which Mr. that you are a man who has very The schooner A. M. Brundett, from Venezuela, 4 0 years of obloquy it heaped upon those chairs. And if thatdoes not correspond with pica and printed in the back room of is detained at the New York quarantine Darwin has enabled us to recognize little respect for the decision of a living giants If I say nothing in praise of a your acquaintanceship, 1 am sorry that you F. B. Whitson's cross-roads store, believed It is thought that one of the crew has throughout the whole long series of court. And you nave come around here man while he lives I will keep silent when he have fallen into bad company. In answer to that a verdict of guilty would oe yellow fever and that several of the men died is dead. Myrtle and weeping willow can never the question put last spring. "Can a secular to bully me, and that too in the face the animal kingdom. The butterfly of that disease on the voyatre to America. rendered, and bets were made with do what ought to have been done by amaranth journalist be a Christiau?" I not only answer of the strongest evidence that was ever that circles and eddies in his and palm branch. No amount of in the afflrmiative, but I assert that so great persons who believed that the prisoners brought before a court of justice. Mr. aerial dance around his observant '•Dead March in Saul" rumbling from big are the responsibilities of that profession, so were guilty, but who thought that A a in S Sheriff issue a bench warrant of arrest mate is endeavoring to charm her organs at the obsequies can atone for nonappreciation infinate and eternal the consequences of their the jury might be "culvered." Of health and strength renewed and of ease for- this man on the grounds of of the man before he fell on obedience or disobedience of the words of my by the delicacy of his covering and and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, The trial had not proceeded far when eleep. The hearse cannot do what ought to text "Take 1hee a great roll, and write in it contempt of court, and then to overcome her coyness by the display as it acta in harmony with nature to effectually it could be clearly seen that the judge have been clone by chariot. But there aro with a man's pen," and so many are the surrounding proceed with the hanging. This court, cleanse the s.vfltem when costive or bilious. of his skill. The peacock that important things that need tu be said about temptations, that the men of no was convinced that White and Miller blind as it is to every thing but justice For sale ia 50c and 1.00 bottles by struts about in imperial pride, under •onr friend, who was a prophet in American other profession more deeply need the defenses were guilty. This jurist was something all leadincr druggists. and the true form of law, is getting journalism and who only a few years ago and the leenforcements of the grace of the eye of his attentive hens, is more than a peculiar old fellow. tired of being browbeaten." heard the command of my text: "Take thee God. really contributing to the future He was a decided character, and so The duke of Seville has been pardoned by a great roll, and write in it with a man's OPIE P. READ. beauty and strength of his race by the Queen of Spain He was condemned to set were his opinions when once formed pen." And then look at the opportunities ot journalism. eight years imprisonment in 1889 for speaking I praise the pulpit and magnify my collecting to himself a harem, that no argument and no proof AMERICAN ENERGY. of her magPBty in insulting terms becau6» office, but 1 state a fact you all know when through whom he hands down to could change them. His father dead, Henry W Grady, a boy 14 she had refused him an audience. I say that where the pulpit touches ono person Not fn Contended Fields of Leisure "Gentlemen of the jury," said the posterity the valuable qualities .years of age, took un the battle of life. It the press touches 500. The vast major is Fame Maintained. judge when all the testimony had been would require a long chapter to record the which have gained the admiration of ity of people do not go to church, but all intelligent Why not save-your clothes, by using the "Men and measures come and go, caaenes,of orphans who have come to the top. heard, "I don't think it is necessary people read the newspapers. While, his mates in his own person. best, purest, mest economical soap, Dobbins' When God takes away the head of the household to go into an argument concerning rise and fall so rapidly in America," ihfrefore, the responsibility of the ministers Electric. Made erer since 1864 Try it he very often gives to some lad in that Mr. Wallace has shown that to be is great, the responsibility of editors and reporters this case. The guilt of these men is so Mr, Stantley explained to Emin Pasha once you ill use-ft always. Your grocer keeps household a special qualification. Christ is greater. Come, brotherjoumalisls, it or will get it. Look lor the ame, Dobbins. beautiful is to be efficient and sexual clear that it would be a criminal act to and Captain Casati, says a New York remembers how that his own father died and get vour ordination, not bj- the laying selection is thus as it were, a mere waste the county's money in prolonging World correspondent, "that you never early, leaving him to support himself and on of human hands, but by the laying on ot The special train conveying the Abbey has mother and his brothers the carpenter's lateral form of natural selection—a this trial. Now, prisoners, the know whether the millionaire and the the hands of the Almighty, To you is committed Grand Italian Opera company hom Mexico Bhop at Nazareth, and he is in sympathy with best thing you can do is to confess the precious reputation of men and survival of the fittest in the guise of bootblack may not have changed to Denver was snow bound for several hours, all boys and all young men in the struggle the more precious reputation of women. your guilt and throw yourself upon tho mutual attractiveness and mutual places with one another since we have a "Oh, if my father had only lived and as a result Patti is suffering with a severs Spread before our children an elevated literature. mercy of this court Have you any adaptability, producing on the average been in Africa. The peculiarity of would have a better education and I would cold and has a high fever. Make sin appear disgusting and confession to make, Mr. White?" have had a more promising start, and there American life is that no one can affort a maximum of the best properties virtue admirable. Believe good rather than _^_e-^a»- are some wrinkles on mv brow that would "No, your honor, except that I am evil. While you show up the hypocrisies of of the race in the resulting offspring. to halt and say: 'I've done enough. Rich, fragrant, fine, "Tansill's Punch."' iwwfchave been there." But I have noticed innocent." the church, show up the stupendous hypocrisies If you stop you're done and done for I must not dwell here upon ^•chat'God makes a special way lor orphans. out-ide the church Be not, as some of "Have you any confession, Mr. Miller?" It is the inteation of the city authorities of• In America no man can afford to rest You would not have been half the man you this aspect of the case, because it is you are, the mere echoes of public opinion Toronto, Ont, to prosecute the News, World 'fire if you had not been obliged from your on his laurels. If he attempts it he is one with which, since the publication make public opinion. Let the great roll on "None, except to say that I had and Mail for printing advertisements of the early days to fight your own battles. What trampled under by new men and forgotten which you write with a man's pen be a message of the "Decent Man," all the world nothing to do with the killing of our Louisiana Lottery company. •A other bo^ got out of Yale and Harvard you of light and liberty and kindness and an in no time. Now in England,n has been sufficiently familiar.—Grant •got the University of Hard Knocks. Go friend Peters." awakening ol moral power. But who is sufficient That he continued, addressing himself more Allen: «,mong successful merchants, lawyers', physicans for these things? Not one of you "All right," said the judge, "I see directly to the young Englishmen, "in and men of all occupations and profeesiona, without divine help. But get that influence that you do not desire any mercy but and there are many of them who England it is different. A man may and the editors and reporters can go up and if you expect to escape punishment by An A an Ridd. will tell you: "At 10, or 12, or 15 years of Tired Feeling take this world for God and the truth. The accomplish some great thing and the making a prolonged fight, let me tell age I started lor myself father was sick, or mightiest opportunity in all the world for One of the characters of San Luis, fame of it upholds him for years, if not father was dead." But somehow they got you that you will meet with nothing usefulness to-da is open before editors and Cal., died a short time ago. He was till death. But in America he has got through and got up. 1 account for it by the but disappointment, I am here as the reporters and publishers, whether of knowledge ifact that there is a special dispensation of a frontiersman, known over hundreds to keep on doing: keep on working, on foot, as in the book, or knowledge fearless agent of justice. I have made jod for orphans.'All hail, the fatherless on the wing, as in the newspaper. I pray of square miles of mountain and valley up my mind. I have determined that moving, pushing, striving, hurrying Is experienced by almostevery one at this season, tand motherless! The Lord Almighty will God, men of the newspaper press, whether as "Uncle Billy, of Josephine." He you are guilty, and nothing on earth* along in the swim, or he sinks despite and many people resort to Rood's Sarsapriila,** «ee you through. Early obstacles lor Mr. you hear or read this sermon, that you may can change me. Gentlemen of the jury, drive away the languor and exhaustion. The was a grizzled giant, certainly one of his little buoy of fame, and he is forgotten Grady were only the means for development rise up to your full opportunity, and that you may retire and agree upon a ver* blood is lads* with imparities, the mind fails tow of bis intellect and heart. And lol when at the coolest and strongest men in his till his death brings him to publie you may be divinely helped and rescued and 3 9 years of age he put down his pen and diet" think quickly, and the body lit still slower toi.respond. blessed. religion, and kept a saloon for the notice again, when the newspapers closed his lips fqr the perpetual silence. He Hood'sSarsaprffla is just whatis needed.'r'/ Some one might say to me: "How can take his remains in hand for an hour quick-silver miners, ai postoffice and had done a work which many a man who lives It overromas that tired feeling, purifies aad. en- :f you talk thus of tne newspaper press, wheu a store. He was a blacksmith, a or a day and pursue the spirit that on to 60 and 70 and 80 yBars never accomplishes. you yourself have sometimes been unfairly riches the Wood, makes the bead clear, cre««t&3,aK There is a great deal of senseless has gone with a parting volley of obituaries". school trustee, and a lew things besides, treated and misrepresented?" 1 answer that appetite, aad tones the nervous system., **fV^ x"**j praise of loryjevity, as though it were a wonderful in the opportunity the newspaper press of especially a wheel-horse at Hood's achievement to live a good while. Ah. this country and other countries have given camp meetings. Onenight, it is told, uny iriends, it is not how long welive, but how me "week by week to preach the gospel to •well we live and how usefully we live. A man four Mexican miners in his saloon the nations, I am put under so much obligation When tlie San Goes Down. who lives to 80 years and accomplishes nothing tried to rob the old raan. The door that I dely all editors and reporters, Though the morning may he dreary for God or humanity might better have the world over, to write anything that shall was shut, but he threw the foremost Sarsaparill And the day be long and weary. mever lived at all. Methusaleh lived 969 call forth from me one word of bitter retort Mexican through the panels into the Though the clouds may darkly lower years, and what did it amount to? In all from now till the day of my death. My opinion And the tempest fiercely frown. 'those more than nine centuries he did not ac»complish road, and then, putting his arms is, that all reformers and religious teachers, anything that seemed worth record. We shall quite forget the ahadows about the three others, shoved them instead of spending so much time and ?oidfc»y all druggists. $1 six for $5, Prepared only Paul lived only a little more than 60, but That have lingered in the meadows energy in denouncing the press, had better en masse through the splinters and by C. I HOOD & CO Apothecaries, Lowell. Haas. how many Methusnlehs would it take to If there be a golden hour spend more time in thanking them lor what fragments of the broken door. "One make one Paul? Who would not rather When the sun goes down. 100 Doses One Dolter, they have done for the world's intelligence *have Paul's 60 years than Metbusaleh'n 969? or two of them Mexicans struck their and declaring their magnificent opportunity Robert McCheyne died at 30 years ot age, What though fate our hope opposes. LIFE'S HISTORY: I and urging their employment of it all for knives into me," said Uncle Billy -and John Suramerfield at 27 years of age, What though thorns shut out the roses. beneficent and righteous purposes. afterward, "butlnever showed I was 1 '*but neither earth nor heaven will ever hear And the cross is borne In sorrow Again I remark that Henry W. Grady 1U Smiles and Tears. SucfrJ* the course ot fe hurt, and after they were throwed «the end of their usefulness. Longevity! That w» carry to the craws. life, made up of sunshine an) gloom, glad- ,f stood for Christian patriotism, irrespective Why, an elephant can beat you at that, for and by we'll cease to wander out they crawled away."- In fact, nes* and sorrow, riches and poverty, health. %. of political spoils? He declined all official And we'll rest forever yonder 'Jat lives 150 arod 200 years. Gray hairs are «nd disease. We may dispel the gloom, ban- Mr* one knife-thrust went straight reward. He could have been Governor of Ish the •orrow and gain riches but sickness W\ gfothe blossoms of the tree of li if found in the If there dawns a bright to*morrow 'r~* Georgia, but he relused it. He could have through his arm but, on the other •wUJ overtake ns, sooner or later. Yet, happily, Pi-way of righteousness, but the frobts of the Whan.life's sun goes dowa. been senator of the United States, but declined that enemy can be vonqnls&ed pain* t? «ecbnd death if found in the way of am. hand, he crippled most of the Mexicans —Boston. Traveler. it. He remained plain Mr. Grady. Nearly and aches can be relieved th^r*-. to balm *L |Qjt One of our able NewYork journals last for life. all the other orators of the political arena, for every -Keand, and silence ha# placed 1& ^^apring printed a question and sent it to many The Tramp'* Diplomacy. -within th*reach of aU*. Ther^-J* no diseov«ry as soon as the elections are over, go to people, and among others to myself: "Can that ha« proven so great a ^Ifessinras lr^ (r Tramp—Please catziyou. give a paaHr Washington, or Albany, or Harrisburg, or Tutt's U5»»jr PUls. Ja malarial regions/ *tho editor of a secular journal "be a Christian?" AH Englishman has invented a Atlanta, to get in city or state or national "GENTLEMEN OP THE JfiTRY.'' man aJittie something tp eat? Bui I where Teger and Ago*, BilioasJHseasesand! I Some of the Newspapers answered, office reward for their services, and not machine fcr hanging a man (or woman The jury without leaving? the box ailmentsincident to Aderang?«tliver prerajC St--sthey No. I answered. Yes and lest you may not don't want no breads please. j|§§ l§f getting what they want spend the rest of neadered a verdict of guilty* have-proven ata, inesti«t»ble boon, mL ^**s if it becomes necessary) in a manner (understand me I say, Yes, again. Summer that administration in pouting about the Woman—You docu't want no baea^ '•Gentlemen," said the jiutge "to expedite a hnndred thousandUvin^nsU&essestestt before last, riding with Mr. Grady from a perfectly painless to "the subjecftr management of public affairs orcursingHarrison Tutt's Liver PilfcN ,, trehgious meeting in Georgia one Sunday matters and thereby save expense eh? I guess you ainlt starving. You, or Cleveland. When the great political undergoing the extreme penalty ©f .., might, he said to me some things which I to the county, I mlt sentence cam can jist get akog out of here. campaigns were over Mr. Grady went home the law. Th© rope ispassed through] mow reveal for the first tune, because it is appropriate StHTEANTl&inXTOMALARSft.f' to his newspaper. He demonstrated that it these men BOW. The law may be in favor "Wait till I explain, madac* You now that I reveal them. He expressed a brass damp double, forming a loop is possible to toil for principals which he Etffigfc25c OfBca.39441 ParkPlacaJ|.iL .** of delay* but justice is not. The law see the woman xextdoor just now gave his complete faith in the Gospel, and thought to be right, simply because they attached to the clamp is an front might permit the- sheriff to take these me a piece of paving stone foe bread, expressed his astonishment and hia grief that O E S E E S were right. Christian patriotism is too rare crescent, so adjusted as to rest theshoulders. in our day so many young men wpre rejecting men to jail and feed them at the county's and as she said, she was.the beet breadmaker «ll»r 1.000 Northern a commodity in this country. Surely Christianity. From the earnestness and When the trap is sprung* Qrown fore&v trees and expense, u*tii some distant day ol on this street the joy of living under such free institutions tree seeds fo* tre« daim 'the tenderness and'the confidence with which as those established mere the head is pressed to one side, whilethe execution should arrive, but justice, the "The bestbreadmaker o» this street! and windbwakplantine he spoke on these things, I concluded that ought to be enough reward for Political fdelity. Pure bred Tonttry and rope pulls it in the opposite direction. one bright flower in our great judiciary Jist you come right in heore, my poor when Hjenry W. Grady made public profession Among all the great writers that man, and I'll show yon* what good of hia faith in Christ and took his place The vertebre is snapped and garden of weeds, looks up and says, circular* 8 1 8 ,0* stood at the last presidential election on LOJH» Tree laX*. Browg, Ccu. ju ta the holy communion in the Methodist bread really is, £ord, Jww %©m§ neQ% 'No» Mr. Sheriff, these men must be death is instantaneous. Democratic and Republican platforms, W.». P* pie do bragl'1 1994 hanged forthwith so take them out #feJ* j? W i§fesS/«».®l fc*a«4a.1 8&S*4^#afeiS^fefc«&^^S2t^ ^j&frl* tietm^if':^Ukm^mhmS^m