Show Kansas has always been unique in her statesmanship Senator Ward of that State announces that he will introduce In-troduce a bill in the Legislature to protect the citizens of Kansas from the depredations ofj The salesmen of the patent plough Tho Infcrioy cultivator sold by photograph photo-graph j The steel l range vender The sowing machine peddler The lamp and washlngmachlno shark Lightning rod agent The salesmen of Inferior buggies The piano and organ player who carries a sample In his wagon Xonresldiiu fruit tree agents The nomadic bruit agent Tho clollipptnuidor l dude The payonlheInslallmcnt harness salesman Knlfr and sOssnrs I peddler Tho Italian Greek or Caucasian who peddles statuary plaster of parIs casts of animals hnacls i Paint nail varnJsh hawkers Patent fence aehemes Spceiauleflttors who carry their wares In a I box aH they walk Commenting on the above an Eastern East-ern paper lolls Mr Ward that he has loft out several things which arc supposed sup-posed to worry Kansas people among which are grasshoppers droughts calamity howlers and men who pass theIr lives In wonder that the world does not see that they are born statesmen states-men |