The Comrade., December 13, 1894, Image 2

About The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914

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THE + ON y .
· i LES, Editork and .Prop. .,
WINNFIELDI - LOUISI .
LIKEDL THE 1141 ISin . j§rr,
- a hais -cuouanlrtbe Entr-anted y i.'-..
k".7.: 1'.artialor lt ltimve;rouo.-...
'There was a I itf hose` m
'light of us al`butlke many.othernls
ad a sunconiquabledisli to be
caught My fatierhad'so truhnedlii)o
to obedience th he gave er little
troauble; a whiste d a wave of ti
hand and Robert would come: to:r e sads'a.
d ed.` a.T t if left to _o"uraoldgardey aleru
=Wlly, hse would lead hit ahae,.ge-a
orally;;;'ending in defeath One very hot:
mer dayoiwas iting. at workmin
the garden,3; when illy appeared,
mream g.with.persp'ato"" ":'
'm , ýIn.theS , u res "yt w.he '.nti;-:: -` ;*r. '
1§as iry sorry ee but
Sdid nt. clearly, see .how- o tat't thhe.,
Odelinquenth. : could, well tbelieve- h
was'. aughingi at our ,iolds friend, for he' .
was.a curious angimal.
"Well, Willy, what will .dI o e.
won't letame cawtc y iin; You know.'.
"Ay but, miss,. if you will only just
o in and begin a toon n othe peanner,
Scooksay i wleiomeutip to the fence,
andoharke " to you, for he is always
a-doing that;and, may beI can slipup
behind and cotchhim"
I went hin a once, not expecting :.
strategem to succeed. But ina ':few
mlinutes the siaucy creature was stand
"Seots wha hae wi' Wallace bled." The
he w w 'to owbe harnessed. quites
happy! aid'conteniited. n m .
There was a great peculiarity about
soon observed this. If Iplayed "Sots
wha' hae," le 'wourld 1satOen, well
expressiont , tplayeingtheshamerir ralnt wi
ivel as for instanceO in' t "LandV ' 10
he eal," he would rt s hisheade d d
walk away, as if.to sag:"That'Li sort to
of music." Changnt to shomething pl
Si anmartia, he would return arid listen tdo i
me. tb
eIn this respect he entirely differed
from a woniderful cow, we -had. She,
hA aarenali fl temper. OlWilly uased' it
"to say: "She is, the most N cotilrariest lo
beast under the ysun." If she were;in N
Son. e her 111-humors it was with the 'a
greatest difficulty she could be milked. ii
She, lnever would go with the other.
cow atmnilking time. Nancy be milked }a
with them! That was a't thing not to be p
thoughite of She rliked :the cook, ,'and, d
when not too buisy cook would manage a:
'Miss Nanecy. Bittif she were not very au
careful up would go Miss Nancy's foot, V
and over would go the a milknt all and.
troiible tiand r'soult reuniy iitl i" '
Sceased. A.long asI playhedainroo
any'sweeto tender' `air the iseemed-en='
tranced. I have tried her, and ohanged a
I was ;.ittingg in the drawing-room: t
one eveing, singing to mamma l :It was
a doiblerooai adith folding adors. She
was in one where there was a lamip. IIn i
my. room, which, was unlighted, the
window was open, and close to theI
winidow wasastand for- tiusi& When j
I ceased, plaeying heard a peouliar 1
sound, and was conscious there was
something in the room. I called for a
light. There, sitting on the stand, vas
a large white owl He looked far less
surprised than we did. In a minute o.1
two he stepped quietly out of the win-.
dow and flew away.. After ithis werdid
notleave the lower sashD open; but the
owl still dcine and sat' upon the stone
outsidel1stening.'-Ghamber' s'ournal.
A RELICOF SLAVERY.
The Bond Required Before Negroes Could
Travel on Rallroads.
It may .not be generally known top
those who came on the stage, of exist
ence subsequent to the war that slaves
were transported on the railroads sub
ject to such conditions as appear in the
following document, which .was pre
served by Robert Moriris, of Kentucky.
As a relic of ante-bellum days it will i
be interesting alike to old and young:
"Whereas, The president and directors
of tile Louisville & Nashville 'railroad
on the 1st day of August, 1860, passed
the following resolution: 'The trans
portation of persons of colori over 'the:
road and the; liability incurred being
under consideration; resolved, that no
person of color be taken li.the cars for
the compiny harmless, and the super
intendent prinit forins, to be kept at
the different depots, and give full 'in
structions to the agents.and conductors
and have this resolution fully carried
into effect.' Now this instrimentiwit
nesseth that the undersigned obligate
themselves to pay the Louisvifle &,
Nashville Railroad Company all cost&
and damages which said company shall
incurr.for taking at our instance the
following slave (colored person) over
their road, to-wit: A negro girlnamed
Milly, about fourteen years old, the
property of Craig Middleton, of Henry.
county, Kentucky., As witness our
hands this.24th day of December, 1860.
: ;· "OsslIAN A. DRANE, Principal.
"I'John Neely, Surety."
-N. Y. Advertiser.
-Zoologists say that all known spe
cies of wild animals are gradually di
minishing in hize.
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. POINTS ;lFOR ; th E. PEOPLE.
-iTe spavertntal io; '|
f th~etrevosi in- teer` tionOfr abor  p
ofthe A'em e iaan. . ,
will behel wit Denver, ch - -cembe .i
io: '.they .ight: .propr ty? ., he peg- io.
thirtyyearshaveigflOniedhuiman rigts,,
-AndersonI.grnd.)Pe0ple's Paper:; ef
-Mr. ]?ebs says: :"There wilbe a
lontg. wllb attheballot boxw"l a,
'and we are withi you'till: the', last'dla eci
iii the afterindoA. I issAgitator.',;n4
T-he finaieial'poiey Which enriches in
.a few unpr,-ductive drones, a the:' e... i::'
'pease of the `great hive !of human in-b
dustryis Rotoiil unjiustbut cr iminal:, ba
and surely fat to; national progress
Iand" even ,atoni,1j life National 0
Watchmi'an:' a"' " in
'The lab eadr "w m the ed
·articles, butrdo t r ;hem.ana m id
to isuit, dits enas; :s did thee pag~ d
Stion...' : . .. . ;;
S--It behopves usto remember at a
poqwer.: is always stealineg from totiie
Snmaiy 'to 'the. .fewY ad that eternal tE
!" vigilance: is theb'piice of librt :. E E as
Specially no~ and min our owi cauntry .
is it important thad the;. ple6o; should
r be on their guard.-National Watch- n
n
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S--The wage systein pays the oirker t
3 enoughl t~ ke:'ep himn whe.n'tlimes: are e
I good and- profits 'are maide, butrthe
iI profits go to t e e p eoyei; thein, whien
r times are lhad, there are nib i~ages andtc
d the 'worie sit eim,pt si themployker f,
e lives -on -the profits stored up in good
e times.-Freeland. . .
S-The niational 15iaI&s' `schemel fo6r. t
more :money is, only adnothbr li'nk in-:.
tended to, be placed in the chain that:
I will hopelessly bind, industry; another'
act in the villainoui 'plot, oiutlined by
tO the lHazzaid: :circular, in; which a gang
of iheartlessBpirates boast that thecon
trol of ,tie money, edntirols labor.
- Chic .g Express.' .
S,-We'-ll' ge it ,up; facts compel , us
eto admit, that the repiblican party is
Sthe "gret" w'9iingian'i party of
ll America. There's AnAdrew' Carnegie
g: with "savings" of $45,000,000, George
rs Pullman wiith "savings" of $25,000,000,
- Russell Sage with' savings", of 75,000,
000,- and :a whole ,lot, o. the "horny_
handed sons of toil" Zvih '.avinggy of
.ie pseodo;odo Ofr' b ocouoddb. asln' they`a-l
r belong' td the repl uliC9alParYi 4 , That''
no .teslt "' "
o3are:n i The census .of l gvesthe mort
tae woinletedness ofetherpeople of the
of United States, and it makes. an aver-,
eage of '$96'pei caita: 'That iould be
dan average of $480 to each family of
Ar- five persons. Of coufrse all thea people
at are'not in debt, but that s"howse thate
in- ' nthe bi'rdenn i' j? Iou.h heavier for
rs those who hre.i In Nebraskad the per
ed capita real estate;i, ortgage indebtedi
ness is about $105, oir $52 per family
:of five, or $1;050oeir family Iiortgaged
Sif eonlyvasfl these fadmilies are sort
s gao.ed.-Exchange. '
al - ;ati organti'iations' vote to bceasii
he work, and the president of the organi
rer ntioproclaionflhe worder tod the world,
led f6;.whichUe'ihrresd ,teugair kings,
he iailroad ings, and other robber kings
ey. lribe ]igist tifi1"·s %ii 'congress, form
,ur gigantic" trusts5tp4 eputrol prices is
50 open, violajion of 'laws. and when the
people quiestior;'hemn on their doiflgs
they sa: !The' people'be d----d."
They are never a~rested, though they
violate the law terv day. I. is such
d. inju~tice -Is this that is leading the
people to despise the judiiary.-Pe'
pie's Adlvocate.
~R'ti~inion 'ily~S Inion `a Their Being
loand countedshv out;, .In
mioiGeo iac Mr. ua lte a hen
aombinedu G effort iby sgthi t o ro s
I test of cong.esshon estycididates w; t
are icountd h out in:the oputhl ato thie
selection, aR d such a, public pressurefori
1 Jus.tedti t; ani demoeaitcyiselwen=a
esnot w vithstand. If p eopulsm :is.in .. -~ I
m. ajoyeity i ghe southI its candidte
b 3outi be gnom a olile iedrihate s o
oe lection. Such a course wouldbe ho-r
st and in accord ithn t1he hreat prinlo -
. Gles- ofa elf- ines~ s."Any eother
'c:u -wui, "if$hiopersisted pin,esap o the
oii dations ,o our ee institutis.
1:Let ~ ithe well-meaning, espectiI
honothrable en of the sluth in a whitlQ:
.e . .
in-rThe southersA et ohhathrwp°ut and
Iu `wee ;ielyii i ~ S e" the . ..
}s ini f the: soerno ae ld .es i'fatem .o_
incGeombinei effort THines .was firasul.i ,
. astroul tovren b lldozer and ba r
test of" congressional s iadiadte ats \ho ,
re alotised out ie the outh ivet .oundi
) 6e edienti ooin suoha t prssurefoei Y
- ustcr theit nee rotemocaltgcitself; it wa
not witheonstand. Ifpopulismsis l. , il
ajrity in the southo its cgreatet feto
pn litclies thati he as etverbefore .been,
~geitlin south. Atrotgh aholaite eleseion 'in
erthe democratic nomin iees."t. ,
leCauasian retorts: .
Selectirdn. Srtyilly course woaulde ie ol-s
et estd people votedsi that tiket,itnc fol
loe ofro eoernt thsam..reasoni othat the
Sudemocrwatic,' partysistenow ithe negro
r nfouwthsdationsdo f ou is"free instuti}on. t
d aty.' Ifthel-me singuccess, of the respublicati
honorable en ` of the deithof whertic party
Sier Alreabama(acc rdi see t democr it tat aic
testimony) means ther Alabama isosuf
s tion.'.The iterrifie ,,democracy de
Lt nounced and abusedlfhe colred seter,
bu nowrthe terrfied democracyy refersin
4t him psteier 'colored brothe. cso
f refe ,ballot ,hea,;fair otunt. , reguar-s E
rf ,alt he workingmen, of thatis country.
S'have the"world by the bailooand a dow
The lill pulls .if theytit' sethe eough to
ko i aDemn oico. us onfh ascthey thinka
of themoref te political boss than they do
two of their wives and h bildrn they Wben.
he siolaves.-AM indhen aeouie oundit
1e, `exedient totheunt::'for, the. democra ticn e
; wtic hict t hee-ne Qo}vbldsboroug'h it was.
er aiore d epeople 'votedtatticket. it is
3d-low from hsae reasonng yt the
ed paty;' qI f ant sess of th
he partythme asouth. eg' thdomiat ion,'in
be the democratic nominees.'o. pa
ile iCaucabamn retorts:ii to dmcai
ni- tesrortim y simeanstht becamse the sol`
3d1 - lorisg from they samel1ason i ng thiat - the.
re buratic, party: t is .now the rnegrs
. party' Ifthe success of the republlicano
- oandO
usyers .....' o thithe s
e au "Q , riene ii
-s e e ui e s- n githiae
.on e ehefic ay B rom atle-fa tr- in i
':lo he o ns oste , g and? th na
j :a s adi~ ene ... . .
.ýshoreR, ;"inte:l
ei t h s ere ad
.:.. >.i y tu rn tO o o netwe aF n
rehins mne ,er: aliht ;. . mak.=.on thei
ei aana Thelan ' s
een. n
1h1wM he aPendofas1yea
Snd strising anf erf. i5n rdf,. ýthef
er i :cty of the gake h as 1
oddaenes giiaua twene
flowstre liruid bla ei chi arter
ei g- cohe bldlaverbten in red.
di::;pretf belt i res fo s Ohdf-sir i n-thi
Mg, wd,|sto h ; s a
h resiioti.e
gs pig onve, ob Yheuigedng", lonothely
n ovbeltus ol of~ee, gulith that itpo
la thi brati`he" o :ueeeo atdars 'han
beade verslyto hehadeliatl. a"Thneg ts dg
p e` kht so: thma ny:d kiof oha ,An
o e'f oe turin pato . : &°"e :n:e pe
r ao ighutd o a i the en d , o , la n t.
u-- . ol
ahthherngmtoneiet a oi f e4 le
o illed'r h husbes,' o chinh tha
i t reetb'4 i as , a ndthe alf'e lesr surroi
keee L moroiv'er t halt sihse ol a
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ird 'e; e ly fo ew :his and appeh el frorts
en ri and ha d ye tuatled y budeii
antilaet isoeon ad teui with o he pa tio
h tm beudenver seestlicotel theeadng
t14 eatfirh withmane mah diih of ;the
=- do l ioef o i armt The uan raftl lea
ps r ica-s ·of mher owdl =:' t he
,.tra w l abwit-fea csl y C iro th e. a3 '9 -le
S f ort two of them t retu
on tha othei two me n rli; tu g ha tht at
n without; ''
ates; the <.atirequhe ired b o its ca rti t&1e
the senger bsiinegs: in=conaect leo with the
ions, world'bs fa-ir tso theat he state dwas- ahe
directn = nef;ci fromthe-al a faniri in ithis
:rhicrsp. e det. forsts "` ze
en aker-alog th e new eglnd cod astand:that
an.- has passaingu onesof oft rged, lonely
en f ,, ded the sokthee sufate of theiese a =
-the; clitio the, hr d soan. erril " ee 'said
Bl;s urZoh ":trenes Some' foln' silors
~""loinr hatth ptre;, o Mother Carey's
t t eer r, but are always on 2the, wiang.
nt wsag e th ,eor' se; -theird " ee s' An -;,
men';w thin ac}tone's:.; tiiio ' of hi,'anes°
acitor has utderg es this yel ar appars n the
h wy ano area of of T 2,500' feetg. longby e 20
N. C.) GIeean- widet tel more tha 50 eet n on
.tr hidi6 oun o e h e
>,e~~etrainn aFeiei i mrv. n"ice or Lei :.
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t to: haiuberaala , ofer
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Dib1atocfety'a.YS T~otghmry .amon th
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x i1Ii ntoelo~1pt earten had. teeo' y
s feitdke
sec t'~ =edo r;fzh 5~iblth~esfry; y are
bu hoawdOn gvex opeI~n.2r_ he tda, ex ta;i~
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en"curh dýýrean0rderoý clia
t his . s .,a~eit s
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KNOWLEDGE
Erings comfort and improvement and
tends to :personal: enjoyment when
rightly used. :The:Ihany who live bet
tor thaiin others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the ..world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will- attest:
the valie to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
<I ts excellence is due to s presentng
It hasv vec satisfa tion o iion d
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it- ats' on the Kid
nets, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free fromr
every objedtionable substance.
Syrupnof Figs is for sale :by all drug
gists in 50c and $1 bottles, butt isman
ufaciured by the California Fig Syrupl
Co. only, whose name is printedon every
.: package, also, the name, Syrup ofUFigs,
al:I b weiniwe'i edln owill not
accept any substitute iffred.
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