Notes by the Way.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 907, 6 May 1891, Page 1

Notes by the Way.

. _^, 3 J»c-r> Good Americans when they die Ijo to Paris, Bad Americans are punished^itfi this life by being sent to Congress j "JChq-j latest candidate announced for Conb r e's!P sional honour is John Lawrence Suf'ivan who seeks to represent Massachusetts, ; the most enlightened and cultured j-Jtnte m the Union. If elected, he will riot be the first pn^ili^t who has achievecf'tl^pt/ prnud distinction, John Morriss?BrhaS v i afforded a precedent which appears Jilcelyj to be followed. But Morrissey jiyasaj different man from Sullivan. Hfc had, brains as well as brawn. Even m bis oi7a brutal and degrading business qf, pf'yw&gktiqfo guilds \f> m imminwh

- 'ut'fefc f^ltffe'J' 1 &ntf<tfofsoofch}*hsitai>ans M 'hbmilijrtfng>ft wmflftife JfrfaWtotisl-f »» ' !<cffiHit>9'Bißho|» of* Ghi?»Kcbarcß)*i* not 1 ifrM fo • e u fthee dbfe be asrevfht^jlT.fcere^hesipressSl ffe^ H9a Se^s4^l^#Mli|g m favour of prohibition bdt*)wifcb ?! eoisp«n* saftotf. ! tferiftn W wiff Ea'veHn^pjort 'O^WUcliferalti-Bijftdfidp.eoplfi'i'ffhfiio not a llow theiriailaf cfsffi-t'oiaM Snto fextrebnee.*: rßatiw^Uewfi-tbo.r^gbjj apintrodoce party politics intoi£H^a»ager-"vicep^-W bra < Ifrreaa rr lKar*passsfe& of approbation or with groans, according to the differing news of the auditors, it d^el|r|k)^|l^je^e}4ly. We cannot help thinking that subjects which 4ilaltiDl&^(S^atrd9bi^t^£^tter left out of sermons until people are eiac^d;toLtlj|^acHlh«r»atfeM€»^dral js not the place approbation or disapprobation. i We have read wiith fnnlliQi? interest m the jTtwies^)»-Saturday, of the death d|Jozar*a^]®fM£ W^iguS& forward now with equal interest© & (iesccirtion of the last moments dFHer^iate lamented Majest^OQrfee^ Anne, who^ wt. -;be|ie|e/' is^dead. A newspaper i is nothing if it does not supply its readers with the verj^la.^est'»intej{igence. We have Jin -contehaplabion arseries i loEiiiiale graphic accounts pf thl failure of the Gunpo.wder favourite ;diefc ofnV&elliusi and the latest abo'tit *<s&& Elizaß^h. We will keep abreast [pi the . Times or pemh I " l WHiiPlh^H'Sv:e- i as with ! "«nr J boys ? Ine Jhillesmere Road Board__BUggests a cheerfnlTiQongemaJj ®ftdv - profitable pro - feßsion, Viz.," thai systematic fobbing of birds' ne&s".* found that as 'Jong aaiit( fpajd fps] gggsf^heg^poly was '■hn\liatiM if ' T^e^re^aa^SJiOTiiAt, and .UMTS!.'! 'i . }/>&*% found.y .T?ne.wJLli?;,))flyg K^ r,obbjng the nest, «lwswra /? e^i^ mes^ egg,- 3n'd the U^ißgCandyUyiffg Afld/JByin^ji Meanwhile, ; a. -steady income from -their sparrow ranches It ♦S V^^fclfi^S^r^^t'i^t even mho qhST 2 i s^-p'?fw?Kbbp^i^ e^i:cf re the «»pfti(on#bf*^apitte¥s wiFiArt >sqt^4ct of Bm *SM& .^pirfe^nfa^ntaia <«hftfc^ they are the ruination of the counr try,jjothej-^,aß stoutly argue that they are the -farmers' best friends. -- The ''quesilon 1 : H^lftfliyi" kt long ago, andr^^shOjUljd.imagi^Q,, tl^e result is not m favoa*-«f the dicky binJs, LBt farmer who fancielhis sparjo/rs, etc. ore,Bsteic£tyaOis^ipiT<aK)tiai' kill ''half a doijeit^Wt^tttn'd&W'nana^ feKtmine their da'use' ninrf'taoHdnJe hfs'io'piHlom'^ i/'M-i'g;? /; ! /.:;ifi!iiirj'fM (.»!h »>«ifi^|t»Q "- The PiibTic Trn%^Ofia^ n s^Mi raosc hi ti-jinnu.nn two** Jt}ni'9'ja*hmoa 'lffitt^ft tffePVlffiMfclß We¥dlglfl«leraen .seera^j^Q'iiani^jaiftUs:iga|i^caaua| way of 'SeMEfe 1 . 'Wftir^iiW) pe^BoUal^tfe\jts of < jbhQae;de:c.sa i s^aj.m(ft3|a l ie parses ipioh are b'dn^niiiWS' & tttatf'^W/-"' : I^-igetaa to be a oommon practice pa ( .^h,Q^(>?B* rt to buy such aTttcles as may ticlcle their en ial ohjiiii s.j mo jtiaiatßUWtiJL . , wncy.*)flta,sbg qflf&ffl* of unclaimed goo s, the l<7ts~"being generally catalo g-Jjeft^f >Wi nsjj.pT { CKe,4|prapre« iieft^e "efc ! cefef&." T-iien tob, they hara fa pi easing,^ habit; Qf.takipg. t e httla articles of value, and forgetting 'them, ■'— = 1 .^ »i,.-i!»'i- .; ■•-i. .i" . ''J t ; . . junta awKWBnl questipps.ar^ asked. Al together, taking it by and large, the