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Pol1'l‘LANlJ. OED., June 1.-Mrs. Amanda

W. Reed, who died at Pasadena, Cal., a few days ago bequeathed $2,000,000 to found an Institute to combine instruction in the fine arts and sciences and manual training and conducted with special regards to needs of young men compelled io earn their own llviniz.

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Havsnnrnl., Miss., June l.-Two boys, saoh Bve years old, were hurled alive yesterday by the caving in of a sand bank Their bodies were discovered three hours later. Both children were missed about one o'olock and in searching for them a fresh cave-in at a nearby sand bank was discovered. The medical examiner stated that they had been dead about three hours.

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AN AGGRAVA-I-me coumi Gunn xrvonsness, headache or tired feelings, A customer or ours who had been suffer hottie of Punch Celery Compound. the

medicine that never fails to restore health and strsulrth. A single dose cf Paine’s Celery Compound gives instant proof of

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Icymmnekssiilsan-s eu mann

Hoon ‘

sr plepdl for justice and recognition

r those who, though wearing no

fo uniforms and bearing no weapons,

did soldier at the front of the batf tie line. The text is Matthew xix, 90, “Many that are first shall he

M2.; and the last shall be first."

om time immemorial nations

have honored their military chief- tillu. " Allflarthage knelt ln rever-

snoo ore _the dom? of Hamllcar 5nd,' onnihal.-' Al ' Italy praises Qggri di and Victor~Emma,nuel. In ' | d the Duke of Wellington and 'Lord Napier sleep within St. Paul's cathedral under tho most, mag-niilcent dome of all London. Westminster Abbey is the last resting place of scores of generals and admlrals who have made Englanzl's name famous upon the land and upon the sea.

Not only do the modern nations

honor their dead military chieftalns, but also the living soldiers who have shed their hlood upon hard fought battlriieldl. They honor not their linlrall only, but the humble pri- vatol who once carried the muskets In the ranks, or the petty non-com- mislionod odlcors, or the lieutenants, or captains of small company com- mands. When these soldiers dis they are laid in the grave with military honors. When, as wornout veterans they are unable to look after them- lalval, then the best of "soldier homes" are provided for their house- `hiant. England has placed the royal

alacs in the Isle of Wight, where Kucen Victoria passed most of her life, at the service of her convales- oaei. sailors. France has her beauti- ful retreat of the Invalides for her aged soldiers, in the midst oi which ll the huge sarcophagus of hor great- est warrior, whose dying request was this: "It is my wish that my ashes may repose on tho banks of the Seine, in the midst of the I"rr\nclI people whom I loved so well." ’l‘hc finest sites near our own national capital and liiilwuukvc and Danville and Santa Monica are filled with thc veterans of our own army, who were just ns brave as any that wore tho Confederate gray or thc Federal blue, who laid down their lives upon the blood soaked soil of Vicksburg, Chancellorsvillc, Lookout liiountnin

or Atlanta.

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Ottawa.

Lon Angeles, cal., may 29.-nl this

sermon for Memorial' Dey the preach-

Iet served their country in its crisis as faithfully and patrictically as ever

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" clfic, on the north hy the Great Lakes and on the south by the Gulf. Though the United States proper comprises an area of 8,026,600 quare, mills. yet in;tha't walt ered. Inst u It Is. time 'Iii sever bc room for more than one Government ny more thaatwo noone can live silthin the se.ma'belsIvo. 'Tifls quam tion of one Government had to be settled once for all by the sword. lf it had not been aettled.by -a bloody _ condict between the north and the south it osrtninly would have had to be lottied later by a bloody con-

-I dict between the ' east I and~ went.

'Thus I honor to-day the Iunpreised hero who in 1861 lived below the Hason and Dixon line ns well ss the unpraised hero of Michigan and Pennsylvania and New York and

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trial. In the lIilI‘iII4‘|'|l l`IIp|i|>1 ai Washington ami In thi- C\mi`<\ril~rnto Capitol at Richhlrvzlii Illl-rv wi-ri' mon as brave as tlmso in tho nI'u\ll~s. 'I`lIeiI' dutios \vI-rv oncroils, their ro- sponsibiiities Serious, their patriot- ism inicrrsc, -

it is s'o easy io spook snceringlyfg

of our Washington Legislators. it is so cosy to call thc United States Senate the "millionnlrcs’ assembly" or the "club of the old logics." It is so cnsy to say the House of Re- presentatives is a collection of nonen- tiiivs, who are ruled for the most port by one or two mcn who crack thc party whip over the backs of their follows. But, my friends, I bo- liove that by such speeches injustice is often done to able men. We have a right to nslsillxlo that mcn who hnvo boon chosi-n by their fellow citizens to roproscnt them in Con- gress are \voI'l'|\_v men, and when we dis-pnI':Igo thom we disporngo tho citl'/.ons who elect.:-rl them. The first gn-at bnttlcs are not fought out with sword and cannon but with tongue and pen in Legislative ‘Assf~mbl_v. 'i`he outcome of the ter- rific conflict of 1861 to 1865 would never have been the maintenance oi the Union if Congress had not loyully supported President Lincoln during that evontiul period. Aye, therc wort- giants in those Iinys. Hut the giants upon Vnpitol Hill, whose moral coilrngo IIIIII unsworving loyal- ty were trivil and proved, dvscrve our honor us Ixluvh as rio the giants

liglliillg at tin- i`I‘o|It.

On this liinumrinl Day thc hrotiler

who sin_\vIl ut home und workvd the farm slmiiid hc praised ns well as the

young man who went to the front and was mentioned for n heroic deed in the coznzuandons despatch. The young man who sunk his personality in the more common but equally ncedilll duties of borne life might‘ have been oven hraver and more un- ` selfish than the soldier boy who marched down the main street ci his

native town or city.

Let me illustrate what I mean by

praising the boy who stayed at homo to work thc farm. Some time ego I was attending a soldiers' ro- union. It was a most impressive '

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spectacle, that assembly of aged men. Yes, the ranks of the old sol

shall not have thorn with us long. But, though those veterans were very old when they began to tell their campfire stories, as their narrative proceeded they seemed to become boys again. Among the stories told was one I shall never forgot. "Did you have any brothers in the army?" I asked an aged soldier. "Yes, one,"~ was the answer. "There were three boys oi' us. Wo all wanted to go, but father and mother wore getting old, and some one had to stay at home and look after the old folks and our younger sisters. So one night we had a family convocation. After the fam- ily talk we three sons and mother and father decided that two of us boys could go to the war, but that one should stay at home and work the farm. Who were to go? Who was to stay at home? We all wanted to go anddght and ac we decided to draw lots. Mother held the book‘ and put in the three slips of paper with one marked 'Stay at home.' We dnw. John and myself went to till front. Harry stayed at home." "Did your brother regret that he had to stay?" "Oh, yes. But some one had to stay, and so he simply swal- lowed his disappointment. Yee, we two boys could never have gona to tho front' but for Harry'l faithfuinols to the cm folks." ‘ was he not lust ‘ as patriotic as the two who went P

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Thursday at 3 30 p. m. for Mc-

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I-Iaggarty‘s and iiaytierfs Wharves, East River.

Saturday at 3 p. nl. for Craraud. Every second Monday to Vernon

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Commeucing

MONDAY. APRIL 25th.

The Steamer Princess, will

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