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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17
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Not long since, by invitation, your
correspondent called upon DR. Samuel
q, Jarvis OF West Clarenonl, N iiu
when no showed Us around, and as
his manner always Is, told pleasing
stories and ehatted ~ his most genial
manner DIR, j, Is very erndIle Ia
medical science, aud has long been
esteemed as one OF tho best prae'lclng
physlcIans IN this secllon' In add
ton he Is q great farmer aud has one
Of the most maghlilcent rural estates
N New Hampshire, Il Is his boast
aud ala, not perhaps TO have the most
Jancyr-thouga In that there Is no
lack--but The beat euliigdfed farm N
Claremont, OF his horses, sheep,
swine and fields, ! cannot now speak
lie has tall, circular building, made
Of strips, In which are Gagged three
large eagles. Ills ron, who II q line
mxldermlst, can show you stuffed an
FINALS aud birds TIL your curiosity Is
satisfied bnl what particularly At
tlaeled our attention were 'he dog''
Only think OF q dog large enough 10
lay his head light up into the buggy
IN which you are sitting aed whose
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MhIiN River Junction

The democrats met ut Growers
Hall, Saturday night, aud organized
by choosing A, j, Grover chairman
aud Geo, w, Smith secretary, The
following delegates we've chosen
Geo. w. Smith, Geo. W, Gates, 5,
II. Potter, Geo, Fogg, David Moore,
w. j, Gordcn, Dan, Aheni alter
mates, n. II, Colbun, Alonzo Mutt,
Danl Dryer, Frank Spaulding, Henry
Fuller, Henry Carroll, A. q. Witty
Committee to hire a band, S. II, Pot
ter, N. Il, Colburn, S. NJ, Weeks,
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POmfret.
-Mosial Baker has improved the
looks of his buildings very much by
thorough repairs.
CLANCY Childs who bought the
parsonage building last spring thinks
1t is high time that somebody gets HIM
up donation party.
Sherman Livingston and family
are rusticating at Edwin Aims. They
plan to stay until the red hot snap Is
is over.
It. TX. Walker is at home to stay
q few weeks with his family, while
repairs are being made on the mills
which he superintends in Exeter N II.
The potato bugs, whose name is
legion, are doing good deal of dam
age.
The hay crop is good, and good
weather to secure it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17
Wca.hcrsiiclu.

w rN-hNh'hNA"'
-IIaying was briskly begun AS
soon as independence day was celc
grated, Grass is fully quarter bet
ter than last year
"A successful picnic was held at
Asculneyvillc, the 4,h, and bakers
dozen went to South Reading 10 see a
big shower.
Carl IIatch's fox hound got
among D. b. Mudgett's sheep recent
" aud destroyed several lambs.
"A collision occurred last week
Tuesday in front of I. A. Dannalts
house, between n load of hay and
John Bailey's buggy, resulting in a
fright and one demolished wheel
Tho large decrease of price in
moves and rakes have induced many
farmers to throw aside their old ma.
chimes and purchase new.
-Weathersfeld republicans are an
entcrprising set, At the caucus to
send delegates TO the state CONVEX
ton only three voters were present
and to send delegates to the county
convention the caucus was held under
the horse shed OF the Congregational
church.
Corn, wheat, and oats, are look
ing finely; potatoes look buggy; the
apples arc mostly falling off the trees
a rain is much needed.
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THE DEAD ARE ALIVE
Wrjte 10 Your Deceased Friends

Sealed letters addressed 10 Spirits IN their
fnll name answered through Hw, FLINT,
M, "a fast ifth ~, near broadway,
New kevk, telms two dollars, and lhres,
three cent stamps, the money returned "
letters sent are not answered,
am controlled BY q guiding Spirit who
writes the answers for the spirit addressed,
using my hand mechanically, moving nom
rigbtto len, backyard independent o. NY
viii, o. attention, am not conscious OF what
il written,
Address tho spirit in his or her fall name,
pat yOlr questions clear, trisf, distinct aud
plain,
Seal your letter securely, 20 II can't be-
opened without your detection, II will come
hack 20 you with The answer, unopened, Ray
nothing on tho outside Oi The envelope, sign
your hil name, refer 70 TaonAs hleh'
MoSD, Woodstock, w. II, W, FLINT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

vain test the virtue Of alum and good
ronnd casses,
A lady was Frustrated by a ialnt'
ing fl during The Sabbath school con
cert Sunday evening,
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Windsor.

WiuuSOrs
One more week Of extremely hot
wcathcr-iarmers haying, crop little
heavier Tor more Of it, than last year
POTATOES look well, considering that
they are troubled somewhat by Mr..
Bug of Colorado. Give him Paris
Green, diluted with water occasionally
and he will not stop to do the "mur-
ply" crop any more harm. Those
showers Sunday afternoon were quite
refreshing and did vegetation much
good. Pray for more rain
-Guilford Perkins has just caught
in Connecticut river bass that
weighed 2 lbs, Q ounces. 1t looked
well, but how it tasted your cores
pop1ent does not know--he cannot
guess.
We learn from the Journal that
the ongregational church here have
accepted the resignation of their pas
tor. the Rev r. II. Searle, on account
of i'll health, and appointed commit
tee to arrange for council to act up
on the matter. His salary for the en-.
tire year has been paid, and he lett
Thursday morning for Rye Beach.
Windsor was the only town in
the county that had her full quota OF
delegates in the Democratic County
Convention at White River Junction,
on Thursday of last week.
We hope to give good account
of ourselves at the ensuing elections,
The democrats here are alive.
The Rev. William S. Sayres,
missionary to China lot the Protest
ant Episcopal church) was married in
St. Thomas church, Hanover, N. H.,
last week, to Miss Rosa Hopkins,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Hopkins Of
H., and granddaughter of the late
Hon. Horace Everett Of this place,
and was formerly well known to the
people of Vermont and the country
The ceremony WIS performed by the
Bev. T. Ogden of Bellows Falls.
Your correspondent is indebted
to G. N. Adams, Esq, the genial and
efficient foreman in the Journal office
(and TO others in that establishment
for invaluable favors, which he prop
erly appreciates. The Journal is all
right except its politics.
Summer visitors begin to arrive
We hope our excellent hotels and
boarding houses will soon be filled te
OVERLOOKING. We expect our share Of
city relatives during the cheated sea-
son.
We understand, says the Journal
that Frank NJ. Davis, 50 well known
in musical circles, proposes to give
concert in our village about the last o.
the present month, similar to the one
he gave last autumn, which was SC
highly appreciated by our people
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cloudy with some rain, Thermometer
probably will not reach TO-
DR.. Richmond rode ont Tuesday,
and Is gaining rapidly
A supposed elopement 10 town this
week has created considerable talk.
The latest rumor Is that tho parties
bought tickets at Bethel for Montreal
They arc IN the "sear aud yellow Leaf
Of life" and ought TO know better
Tho gentleman leaves family and
tho lady became o widow q short
time ago, She ought to walt awhile
before taking q married mau,
There swims no goose 10 gray but soon or late
she will lind some honest gsndeT foF her male
Don't forget the District Conyen-
ton AZ the Junction, tomorrow
(Thursday)' Railroad viii carry Tor
halt fare,
ar, A. l.. Burbank, The celebrated
clocutionlsl, will give IN entertain
mcnt at tho Town Hall, Thursday eve
ming, July 25th. Mr. Burbank is q
gentleman, aud comes 10 us highly
spoken OF by the press and the public
generally, See advertisements
Dr. G. w. Cotton goes TO North
field today "wednesday aud will be
back in Il week
Al the caucus II was voted that any
delegate who could not attend the
convention himself, should elect sub
sti,ute.
The new well on the Common Is
finished, It is Is feet deep aud there
Is some five feet of water in II. The
force pump is expected every day A
quartz rock weighing three tons has
been drawn upon the ground to cut a
trough in to water animals.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

Quecilec.
WIN. Lindsay and family have
moved into the Wolcott house, SO
known, recently purchased by MIR.
Lindsey, while Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Osmer have assumed charge Of the
boarding house.
Improvements upon the Parker
house are now in progress.
-Potatoe bugs still hold the fort
in defiance of the farmers, who in
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A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, NC. l VIII!
send rec pc that will cure you. FREE of
CHARGE This great remedy was discover
ed by a mi ssionary in South America. Send
a seIf-addresscd envelope to the REV. JoslrH
L. INnAS, Station d, Bb's HuH. HsV Ysvk
CITY. l1SAne
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

Senator Mcdonald is confident that
Indiana will be carried by the Demo
Gratis this fall, and that a Legislature
will be chosen which will be sure 10
send the tall Sycamore of the Wabash
back to the United States Senate.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JOR SANDERS ESTATE.


The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Probate Court of the District OF Hartford,
Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
lust all claims and demands OF all persons
a. inst the estate of Job Sanders, late OF Bethel
in said District, deceased. and the claims of
the deco ased exhibited in set-of to the claims
of the creditors. hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at tho late dwelling. house
Of said Job Sanderson, in said Bethel, on the
3ist day Of August, A. D. 1873, land on
the 25th day Of November A. D. 1878, from one
o'clock P. NJ. until four o'clock p. NJ, on
each of said days, and that six months from
the 10th day Of June, A. D., 1878. is the
the time limited by said Court for said ;credit-
ors to present their claims to us for examina-
ton and allowance.
Dated at Bethel this .25th day OF June, A.
d. 1878.
$; A; WEBSTER y Z 81 ! Commissioners.
NJ. j. GILMAN, Ex'r.
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W. H. WILKINS,

W. H. WILKINS,
WISHES to inform his friends and patrons
w of So. Woodstock and vicinity that he
has Just returned from Boston with full
stock OF fresh
Groceries Il w. l. Goods,
which will be sold as
Low EOR CASH
us at any other place in Vermont.
shall keep constantly in stock the best
selection of
TEAS & TOBACCO,
comprising Eight distinct grades Of the for
mer and Fifteen different kinds Of the latter.
PURE SPICES Of all kinds, each Of which
is warranted strtctlypur
Flour, Sugars, Molasses, Rice,
Chocolate. Canned Fruits,
and Jellies.
Best American Soda &c.
Pure Cream Tarter Acc. Lard l2c. Raisins,
Crackers, Salt in boxes and bags both for
dairy and table use.
COFFEES,
Old Gov. Java Coffee, Rio, Mocha, Male.
berry y French Breakfast ;"ChOice
Selections new
beats any coffee in the world.
Best Georges Bank Goldfish, Samon, Mack.
erel Sword-tis,i, Blue-fish, Lake Trout, and
Triple, each in Season.
Try 8 lb Box of the "Lion and Unicorn"
brand of Boned Bay Of Fundy Cod Fish.
BEST BOSTON OIL.
10 kinds of Family soaps, including Acme
and Stearine.
Powder, Caps, shot, Cartridges, Fuse.
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES.
GLASS WARE, CONFECTIONERY, &C.
Thankful for iavors and patronage rendered
me in the past, l am Very Truly Yours,
w. III. WILKINS.
SO. Woodstock.
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New Cure for DiSease.-.Read this,
it may Save Your Life.

Persons afflicted with any Long-standing
Disease should try the new and wonderfully
successful treatment Of the ALBION MEDICAL
INSTITUTION of Saratoga Springs. N. Y. No
fees are charged until cure is effected and
any person who is unable to visit the lnstitu-
ton can procure prescription for trial, free
Of charge, by Forwarding statement OF the
case. Ali manner Of Long-standing Diseases
are cured, no matter il other Physicians have
failed, such as Liver and Kidney Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Spinal Weakness, and Female Dis
eases of the worst form, Scrofulous Eruptions,
&C.; Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness or
Depression-a weak exhausted and gloomy
feeling, no energy or courage-the result Of
mental overwork excesses or indiscretions, 6cI
Address with stamp for reply,
DR.. D. GAGE l. CO.,
ALBION MEDICAL INSTITUTION.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

The following is the language of am
important pension bill passed at the
last session Of Congress Whereas,
il is apparent that the present pension
paid to soldiers and sailors who have
lost hands or both their feet in the
service of the country is greatly mad
equate to the support of such as have
families therefore, ordered that on
and after the passage Of this act all
soldiers and sailors who have lost ell
ther both their hands or both their
feet or the sight OF both eyes in the
service of the United States, shall re.
ceive in lieu of all pensions now paid
them by the government Of the Unit
ed States, and there shall be paid to
them in the same manner as pensions
are now paid to such persons the sum
of S75 per month.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

Daniel Sturgeon, of Pennsylvania,
who died at Union recently, was in
the United States Senate with James
Buchanan. He was long in public
life, but seems to have been forgotten
before he died.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17


The Vermont Democracy spoke up
crisp and sharp. The nomination OF
Hon. w. II. II. Bingham for Cover.
nor is an excellent one, and will give
pleasure TO many beyond the limits Of
his State. If the enthusiasm with
which tho Convention received the
nomination is any token OF the result
at the polls his election is already as
sured The Democrats Of New Eng
land thus far have shown a disposition
to put forward their best men. This
is emneptly called for. Their oppo.
nents are already engaged in levyng
all The money they can to carry the
elections this Fall, and it behooves
our friends everywhere to place their
banner in the hands Of the best and
most popular men that can be found.
Maine and Vermont have set excel
lent examples.
Among the excellent things said by
the Democrats Of Vermont, their ar
raignment of their opponents for hav-
ing been the responsible agents in
causing past decentralization OF morals
and business is as striking as il was
true and pertinent. In this way they
have presented to the people an issue
from which there is no escape and to
which there is no answer. All our
woes, disasters and discouragements
are directly traceable to departures
from the Constitution and Democratic
principles. 1t cannot be rubbed out,
and forced levies Of campaign taxes
cannot cause the people to wink it out
of sight. Our friends in Vermont de-
serve praise for presenting this matter
so clearly to universal apprehension
that child can understand it, and so
unanswerably that the sophistry of an
Edmunds or the augmentation of a
Morrill, cannot gainsay it. "Keep it
before the people Boston Post
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Plymouth.

Plymouth.
The dance At Unlonyillo on tho
evening Of the 4lh was attended by
about 40 couples All enjoyed them
selves well, The supper was good,
aud Music, which was furnished by
the Woodstock Quadrllc Band, was
all that could be desired,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

STATE OF VERMONT, At 4 Probate
DsThieF OF HARTFORD ~, Court held At
Woodstock, within aud for said District, on
the tenth day OF June, A, d., 1878.
Present, Hon, John Porter, Judge,
David Y, Chapmaa's estate, Hartford,
intssiAts,
Esther l., fenno. Administrative OF said
estate, proposes TO render On account OF her
administration aud 10 present her account
against said estate for examination and al.
lOwance at q Probate Court, TO DO held At
Woodstock Aforesaid on the hrst Wednesday
third day. OF July neI'. Tho Court there.
fore orders that notice Of tho same DO givos
to all persons interested In said estate. by
publishing copy Of tho record OF this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Ia the Spirit Of no
Age, newspaper printed At Woodstock afore'
said. that they may appear before said Court
aud contest tito allowance Of said account, II
they 200 cause,
2A true record,
HENRY s, DANA, Register.
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Try me aud know for Yourself.

TIiE most work for tho least money will be
] found AT tbs upper end 0i High biIeet,-
Having leased the blacksmith hhop Of Geo,
II, bay, am nov Preparedllo do al kinds Of
Carriage Work, Light and Heavy Jobblng u
all kinds, IN neat and woTkman-lihe man
ner, ~ pIiees that cannot no beat, Moving
Machines repaired and made 10 run a. good
~ new Sewing Machines cleaned and re-
paired best Kind Of knife blades constantly
on hand aud put Ia Al prices 10 suit the tines
Guns and Pistols repaired ! Blank Keys
lifted Locks repaired, Bring On any job
you have and get Il doue In first class shape,
Thanking you for your many iayors re-
main Al your service,
j, u, RANSOM,
Woodstock, VI, June 10, 1873,
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lsoya!;Oa.

Roya!;Oa.
"A sad accident occurred in Roy.
alton Tuesday morning. Carl, son
of widow Smith, aged about - years
while trying to climb on passing
train slipped under wheel aud had
his leg injured so bad that he died
FROM its effects at $50 p, IN.
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NOTICE.!

This certiNes that have this day givon my
non, Augustus o. Buchanan, tho remainder of
his timo, and claim no moro Of his wages
nor pay no moro debts Of his contracting after
this date aud forbid all persons harborlng
or trusting hun Oh my account. -
ALONZ0 BUCHANAN.
Barnard, July 10, 1873.
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Ascutncyvillc.

AScuehcy SiSkSs
The attempted poisoning Of a
family by a woman putting arsenic in
the ten, is boiug Investigated. The
tea Is now being analysed in Boston.
"A. D Keys, Esq, and wife, of
the law firm of Cole e. Keys, of Fair.
bault, Minnesota, are.here on visit to
friends
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w oodst0ek,
W, u, u, TINE TABLE,

There will DO 10 preaching at tho
uniyersalist Church tho two ensuing
Sundays, July 2ist aud sslh' as Rev
Mr. Crosby IL away on q vlait to
friends In Canada, Sunday School
will be held ~ 10 NJ, as usual,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-07-17

The Vermont State Convention OF
Uplversallats will hold It's Annual
Session In this village on the goth
2l,t aud 22nd OF August
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
ro MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

Newly elected members of the Legislature should at once begin to inform themselves as to the duties that will devolve upon them as Solons and Lycurguses in the halls of Legislation. Among the important measures that should claim their attention, the re- modelling of the Registry law is not the least important. It needs rsmodeling in many respects, especially in this; that it shall not allow an itinerant Justice to travel from precinct to precinct, peddling franchises as it were, to his partizan friends. Regis- tration should close at least ten and we think Thirty days before election, and any elector who cares too little for his vote to attend to ms own registration without having an officer go round and hunt him nP, ought not to vste, for the chances arc that all such men are too little interested in the welfare of the country or lacking an intelli- gence to a degree that should unfit them for the franchise. Another feature of the law that needs remodeling is the clause that allows an slieu, who has simply declared his intention to become citizen, to vote after residence of six months in the territcry whereas full citizen must remain year to entitle him to the same privilege.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
fH- Richelieu Again.

As will be seen by reference to our ad vertising columns, Richclieu will be repeated on Friday next. The splendid costume: borrowed of the California Theatre must be returned on Saturday, and this is therefore the last time it will be possible to present this great masterpiece of Bulwer. If onl citizens have any appreciation of the op. portunity eiiorded them they will eroud the Prescott Theatre on Friday night, for cer- tainly no such dramatic representation as that offered by tie members of the Club, is possible this side of San Francisco or New York, and we doubt if it can be much excelled even there. It is the general yer dict of all who attended the last perform ance, that, in NIT. Fitch, the world has lost great actor, and that even without further preparation or training, his Richelieu ranks with Forest or Booth. 0t the other charac- ters we cannot speak too highly. It would be invidious to particularise where all do So we'll. Go and secure your seats at once at Head & Co.'s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
YAvAPAI COUNTY.

Gillctt-Davis, 32; Woolsey, 4; Camp bell, 1; Stevens, 1; Walker, 10; Drew, 2; Bowers, IT;
 Peck-Davis, 66; WeolSey, ,; Campbell, 36; Stevens, 2.
 Sheriff Blowers, 9; Walker, 49; Drew, 51; Council Head, Q; Wells, 70; Bean, 90; Rowe, 96; Hatch, 47; Weber, 31; How ard, 57.
 TIptop.-Woolsey G; Stevens 3; Campbell 32; Davis 55. Hatch IA; Rowe 9S; Wells 24; Bean 24; Weber 19; Howard 6. Fitch 52; Buffum S2; Ellis 20; Nichols 7S McAteer 7s; Hamilton 8; Davis 80; Stin- son S3; Park 55; More 6; Hance 10; Ko- denDurg 69; Raiblc 70; Sullivan 73; Cook 1; Fisher 7s; Arnold 2; Simmons 40. J. s. Drew A; Bowers 10; Walker 9. Will kcrson 98; Cook 94; Masters0n 6S; Rush 19
 TIger.-Woolsey 5; Stevens l.; Campbell 34; Davis r.. Hatch IA; Head 10; Rowe 45; Wells, 30; Bean A; Weber IA; How ard %. Fitch 2S; Buffum 36; Ellis 13 Nichols 33; McAteer 34; Hamilton 33 Davls 8; Stinson 29; More 36; Hance q Rodenburg %; Raible 8; Sullivan 37 Cook 2; Fisher 47; Arnold IS; Simmons 34 Drew 2l; Bowers g.; Walker 30. Wilker- son 5l; Cook 5l; Masterson 36; Rush 2l.
 Senator Mill precinct-Davis 15; Camp bell, 8. Bowers, 13; Drew, ?; Walker, 4.
 Chino Valley-Campbell, Is; Davis, 12 Drew, II; Walker, Is; Bowers, 3. Rush 2S; Masterson, 3.
 Williamson Valley-Campbell, %; Davis 20; Woolsey, 1. Drew, IS; Walker, go Bowers, 8. Rush, 47; Masterson, 1. Walnut Grove-Davis, IA; Campbell, 9 Stevens, 1. Sneriff.-Drew, 6; Walker, 16
 Ash Creek.-Campbell, 3. Sheriff Drew, 2; Walker, 1.
 Apache.-Campbell, 8; Stevens, 2.
 Verde Brewery precinct-Woolsey, 94 Campbell, 20; Davis, 16; Stevens, 3.
 Kirkland Valley-Davis ahead for Dele gate, and Bowers 12 votes for sheriff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08

The Los Angeles Star has hard time ot it in trying to explain to its readers and correspondents how it is that the Star i. not opposed to the Sabbath, but to its com pulsory observance. The State, says the Star, is secular, and knows no religious days or observances, except to protect those who choose to worship. in thelI right to dc so in their own time and way. The Star appears to have the best of the argument, but its patrons can't understand how it is possible for man to work on Sunday, if he wants to, without violating the law, and can't conceive of tbe abrogation of all law on that question. Law breakers they an- dcrstand to be pad citizens and take it for granted that it is against the law to work on Sunday, even though the Statutes be silent with reference to it.