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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
Woman and the Home.

Dangers TO society thlcken In these
days. Life even Is threatened. Prop
erty at times is imperiled by the torch
of the Communist. Trade has lost its
ancient integrity, and patriotism and
statesmanship have parted with much
OF their former purity and spirit of self
sacrifice. Crime abounds, and justice
has soiled its ermine. Widely we feel
the throes Of upheaval.
Where shall we look for permanent
cure? Some would find 1t in military
force. But the sword only represses the
evil 1t does not heal 1t. 1t only delays
the trouble it cannot remove it. The
character of society must be reached
and changed by moral Influences at the
center. Ignorance, perversity, error,
theories, wrong motives, and corrupt
habits of life, all these things which
bring forth bitter fruit, must be de-
stroyed in the seed. The gospel alone
has this silent, gentle, leaving power.
Wrongs may be best righted and souls
made better by the light of Christian
love, and through the exercise OF
righteousness and justice and truth, in
the fountain head of society the
Christian home. 1t is, in large sense,
the work of woman.
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Vince. This cruel but efficient leader
Of the English cavalry was defeated Mt
the battle Of Cowpens by Colonel Wash
ington, who also wounded the English
man In the hand. Some time after the
battle, Tarlton remarked to a lady, who
was extolllng the merits OF his former
antagonist, =" You appear to think very
highly Of Col. Washington; but have
been told that he Is so ignorant as 10 be
hardly able TO write his own name. y
ut may be the case" quickly replied
the lady, "but no one knows better than
yourself, Colonel, that he can make his
mark"
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A Faithful Dog.

CHARLEY DYKEMAN, a handsome
" auburn-haired youth, was the son OF
an East Rockaway farmer. Three
years ago he bought a puppy, half New
foundland and half hunting breed, for
which he cherished extraordinary
regard He fed him with his own hand,
attended 10 his wants, and would allow
with his comfort. The dog In turn
evlnced, IL seemed, the utmost affection
and gratitude for this kind treatment.
He followed his master everywhere, and
would eat from no other hand than his.
He capered and barked with extrava-
CANT Joy whenever Charley appeared.
In the middle of last December young
Dykeman died, and being very popular,
had large funeral. The procession
had scarcely moved before n large black
dog with o rope around his neck and a
piece of broken rope dangling from 1t,
jumped from the roadside and dashed
by the rear carriages stationed himself,
painting, under the hearse. His shaggy
coat covered with mud and torn with
briers,
"It's Charley's dog" exclaimed a
dozen persons who had seen the animal
In his masters lifetime, and who knew
him well.
How he had managed to get loose no
one could tell. Every effort to coax him
from under the hearse failed, and he
was allowed to remain there. During
the whole of the seven miles journey
the dog tolled wearlly on through the
mud and slush, never parting company
with the hearse until 1t reached the
little cemetery In the rear Of the Presby-
terian church In Hampstead. After the
earth had been smoothed over the grave,
and the last mourner had quilted the
cemetery, the dog sprang from behind
o bush, and, with a long howl, sank
down Oh the newly made mound. He
lay over the head of the grave in o
crouching attitude, with his fore paws
extended and his head buried between
them. Darkness came on, but he did
not stir. The cold increased, yet he lay
stretched out upon the damp eartn, ana
refused to move. All night he remained
there. When, early the next morning,
a wandering lad from house across the
street crept into the little churchyard,
he found the dog, cold and half frozen,
at his post.
Ever since, day and night in cold and
rain, the poor dog has remained faithful
at his post. He has been repeatedly
taken away only to return. During the
intense cold on Friday, jan, 8, when
the thermometer fell to 4 degrees below
zero, and icy blasts swept over the
Hampstead plains, the dog lay for ten
hours on his masters grave. When the
dog Is absent from the grave in search
of food, no one seems to know where he
goes.
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The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy that
cures every time, and prevents disease
by keeping the blood pure, stomach
regular, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
its proprietors are being blessed by
thousand who have been saved and
cured by it. Will you try it. See other
column. 4 2t
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said, blushlng; "and I'm glad that you
forgive me,"-wlth a faint little sparkle
Of mischief
You will not goY"
"I must go. have made up my
mind"
You have also made up your mind
TO marry ClarenceY" her friend asked,
Watching her closely. TO be Continued.
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MARRIAgE AND HEATTH GUIDE.

lH pages, fine Illustrations, price 20 cents. A
married or single, explaining wonders and mys.
terles Of sexual systemf reproduction, marriage
Sold AZ ONCE or by mall sent securely sealed, on
receipt oT price 10 money or postage stamps. Al.
dress DM WHITTIER, No. 500 Penn st.. Pitts
burgh. Pa. w 46Iy
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SHOLL'S
INFALLIABLE AGUE PILLS.

TTHIs specific cures not only ChIls and Fe-
a vers. but evefy form OF Malarial taipt from
about t. II you get the right article.
Remember the name-SHOLLS AGUE PILLS.
Rember the price-FlFTN CENTS.
II your druggist has none. will send them BY
mall on receipt OF 50 cents. or l will send a box
free 10 any person not able 20 pay for them.
Address JOSEPH SHOLI. Burlington. New
Jersey Gas
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DIR. WHITTIER.
No. 800 Penn Street, Plttsburrh, Pa.


Continues TO afford reliable special treatment OF
frlvhte and Urinary Diseases. Perfect cure
guaranteed. hpermatprrl0ea or Seminal Weak.
ness Iesiulting from eeli:abuse or sexual excess.
producing nervous debility, night emissions, do.
sgOnuency, dizziness, dlfpness of sight, plmples
o. the lace, weakness OF mind and body. and
hnally lmpotengy, loss OF ecxual power, stefilty,
eto unnttlng tne victim for marriage or business
ana rendering life miserable, are permanently
cured ~ shortest possible time. 00norrheae.
elect STRUCTURES, all Urinary diseases and Hyphis
lis. .tall forms, consIs ing Of Skin Eruptions. I'll
GERS In the mouth, throat or on other parts OF the
body, are perfectly cured, and the blood p0sos
thoroughly. eradlcated from the system. Dir.
,WHdTTIER y regular graduate Of medicine, ~
his diploma at ofllce shows his life long special
experience In oil private diseases, with purest
medicine prepared BY himself, enables him 10
cure difficult cases after others fall-lt IA sefev.
dent that physician treating thousands oi cases
every year acquires great sklll. The establish.
ment is central and retired, aud 30 arranged that
patients see the doctor ouly. Consultation and
correspondence private and free. Pamphlets sent
sealed for stamp. Medicines sent eyefywhere,--
Hours A, M. 70 4 z. M, and 0 r. M 70 5 r. M.
SUNDAYS from 10 A. M, 70 ! +. M. Everybody
ahOtfId Rad tha ?
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Sl0o 900. With thcse bank bills ecaled
at SO cents on tho dollar and put in con-
solidation 6 per cents, the whole deb. cf
the State o-.sido of contingent liabilities
for State guarantee Of railroad bonds
would amount to 60, ,1z9. 1000. This saving
then. ofS226, GOO per annum against 1875.
would, with interest met by appropriation,
10 twenty years liquidate the whole debt
or this $685. 900 annual saving means an
amount equal to the interest on $780,
600 Of 6 per cent. bonds. All this is in
deed worthy OF the peoples confidence
and hearty support, eWithout reference
TO class, color or previous condition of
sevitude."- Columbia Register.
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A MIRACLE.

WEST PoITT, GA, Sept %, 1870.
GRNTs-My daughter wns taken ont 25th day
Of juno. 1868, with what wsu supposed 70 DO Acute
Rheumatism, and was treated for tho came with no
success. In March, following. pieces. Of bone be-
gnu TO work out OF the right arm, I'D continued
TO appear till all the bone from the elbow 70 tho
shoulder Joint eamo out. Many pieces Of bone
earuo out OF che right foot and leg. Tho case was
then pfonouneed one Of White Swelling; After
and the case considered hopeless, wss Induced 10
try DR.. Pembsrton's Compound Extract of stillin.
gle, and was so well eatisded with its eects that
heve continued the uso OF It until tho present.
my daughter voc confined to her bed about ak
years before ohe sat up or oven turned over With
out help. She now sits up all day; and sews most
general health e. now good and believe she will,
az her limbs gain strength, ws-iE WELL attribute
her recovery, With the blessing OF God, to the
OF your invaluable medicine.
With gratitude, am yourS truly,
w. u. BLANTON.
WEST PoIHT, Ga, Sept. I6, 1870
GENTs-The above certificate Of Mr.. w. D. Blan-
ton Ue know and certify to ns being true. Tho
thing is 60; hundreds Of the most respected citi-
Gems Will certify to It: As much reference can be
given IS may be required. Yours truly,
CRAWFORD & WALKER, Druggists
HON. D. II. WILLIAMS.
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DR. PElIDggTON.s sTIELl1alA So propar-
Sold by all Druggists in 91.00 bottles or sent by
express. Agents wanted to canvass everywhere.
Medicines cent to poor people, payable install-
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Bin arp on Pulling Fodder.

. a &. M
Iffaets are stubborn things, then pull
ing fodder in the low grounds is,a fact.
3.EiNse7o T ihse7o ain't redeeming circumstance
about 1t. Its working on q continual
BiTain tO3puii sit, and theEos, ,iun In
tyefnE It up, aud Ireckon .thatthe scting
OF ib two or three hundred yards to the
wagon road, ten bundles at time, step
ping likes 8 bliua horse oyer cornstalks
bant dpFn, and tripping upgi in morning
gloFieg, and every now and then losing
your hold and having to load up again,
and all the time smothered up co that
Yea can't see where you are goihg. md
not q breath of refreshing air to cool you,
Is about the meanest business hAyo yet
experienced. It Is all fGat--s solemn; fact
mo romance, no poetry, no joke. Bus
that amt all oft. Its got TO Ee hauled
and then be thrown ;,p In the barn loft
and stncked away. and IL there's any hot
ter place 20 work in than o barn Icfk
/ done know IT,, and I've been consideEn'
that after Its all done you can't sell IL for
more than q dollar d hundred. and right
now IN rny present frame or MUD IL had
any 60 sel. and Eone fellow Without any
soul was To offer me so eenta Tahonld hit
him H. III was che laak lick i ever struck.
They, may Jew mo on my corn and wheat
end cotton and potatoes, but 1!wont be
jewed on fodder. It does ssesn 70 me
like nll this sort Of work ought to bo
done by tnsehinery or not done &C all.
The fact is, / don't beIisvein fGddeE pull
/ ing, though 1t is tho very hest forage for
8 horse or s milk COW in the v-oTlds aud
ssy ElRga uTuID tIlIsrTI % T1SIIT775s ~ !
think the eoEnonght TO 10 soWei or Ssil1-
ed like wheat and cut down in the eamo
yfSy, aud that would get rid of the tsotst
part OF old fashioned faid ider-pnlh ling and
give Ten times aE much foFago i6f the
sanl6 amount Of manual laboS. Ona of
my nabogs, who is regarded as the best
lstaTIler in. shs ttlesnsnt ID now moving
dawn d mixture 6S rag Neeta and crab
sgrsss tIat followed his - sheaE crop. end
he says 10 zoad guiihess for etccl, and
TEtGy VIII F5Iyzc1 sltt sFfS I IrIcy We =
vHSygat ted food Jest II te foilIe. Sskeil, Z. /
am glad 10 knpSg it, and i IA soing 70 do
sliieMfae, and iek gouf sasIaiag nCitor
know sA xesnis, FOR 4 sher1ss any ssgtn6
| 81 fsss every body augE1t % lgnOys
socially them laRfla0fs ZIP ii6S.s
1ZitieSton srlfD haze bean FEEDING On dog
fanHeI So long their cas have Nll turned
lIar Ind they Sra ling K b % as i
| hlqceed Jerses alseaEs thopg ht the:
& eeEI3 end cFgl rIza yIlE1 T5E.I7iIITTi
10 1ollew sIaall LyfHill Hrsl shade the
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ortraotor :sisii Rtsildar.

fN yEE uhGefsigned Aegs "a Inform chs
a Y pub that he s. pfessayea 10 do any
work in tho lgne of building OF reraiSing
hos1sess 10, In the kost of style and as Siiii
md 8 le pgices. Plans and e6tiinNteS
'turn Sized and Tho OBJ oftrnitF Of bio ding
on CONTRACTS solicited, Addret OF eaii cli
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DR.. PembeF;Infs 6tiIIlngie or Oueen's
DeIigllt,

The reports Of wonderful cures OF Rheumatism,
Scrofults Salt Rheum, 6yphilis Cancer, Ulcers and
SoIes that come from all parts of the country, aro
not only remarkable but 60 miraculous 10 70 be
doubted was It not for the abundance Of proof.
RBALARRABLB CURE or SCR0FULA, &c.
Case Of Cb!. j. c. Bfuasoa.
RiEa5ToH. GA, September IS, 1871.
.GEETg-For sixteen years havo been great
sueger from Scrofula in It's most distressing forms
I have been confined 20 my room and bsd fof Of.
teen years with serofulous alterations. The most
approved remedies for such cases had been used,
@ ema sne nl1sS sminent 2nyHmans conaulted with
tIeased, depending, was advised by Or. Aver, OF
Floyd County, Ga, TO commence tho use Of your
Compound EKtfAst stillingia, Language - Is In
sufficient 70 describe tho relief obtained from the
ups Of the etllisgla Is II is 20 ennyey adequate
idea OF the intensty Of my auffering before using
your medicine sufficient TO ray, ] abandoned all
other remedies and continued the use OF your Ex-
tract OF Stilliugis, until I can gay truly, az am
cured Of ell pail" OF all disease. With nothing TO
obstruct the active pursuit Of my profession More
than eight mopths have elapsed since this re-
Darkeble cure, without any return OF the disease.
For tine truth OF ths sscve statement, refer TO
any gentleman ip Rsrte= County. Ga, and 70 the
acquainted With me. o. all ever remain, with tho
deepest gratitude, your obsdIent servant,
J. G. BRAHSQN, Atry at Law.
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on and amer SUNDAY, septesnbef'7 Il 1873, Passen-
ger tfatna viii run % follows;
y DoWF.
Leave Colnhib 80 nj 300 p an no p m
aSriye at Chhrle dg1 m 7.S5 p "a E6f d N
i've at august as.,...3.i 10 p m O20 4 M !
Arrive At Andsn......l2 noon "a 1856 I, m
feayo Chnrlestrn. .......b.90 "a 6iO am sf5p nj
Leave Aiigits a.I6 3 nj S.o1ppa
lse Can 2. lsIs 2; 90 m $50 m
The Night Ezp-esslS lsinx coluiniiih At 0 gs n M y
and Chatinsten e. 81? y M, VIM run daily, al 9th.
es sralne daily, e1Fypt SandAys. Tho ba1 Is. nj (
train from Coltnbi fna e. cton az ChHfea-
tan on lz.e.zaeaSay Ehd saturday with Sex York
Sleeping 3ars are rnti n Nistt trains to CharleR
toi, and Augnsta- Rata oels ei,5o for d drnhso
-hertli. rsi "A. y. DR9AussuRE, A gent CoiumbiR.
JOHN P. rfs{tTS. Con SufIf
" y. 81 AiEIsks Gen. Ags., ChaTieston s. @,
Atlanta 6 Charlotte Air Line r. r.
On and after Sunday, sr.de las, is5s paahic Dsfa
" 'AssiEs VII run on 20 reeis as falloya q
,Ss..s = is u
i. Night Nall ma Passenger Train
= flS .--.-s.Y % y m :
A4a{o .,,,.e on p
* s.,9s =. q y nay ts ser Train. q,
Haase Ia & 4, 4 : m n,
GONE NJ y. y n ~ rs 8 ~
! igi.t ala;,l and Passenger IFafn,
i5t q - q N
s-Sssse - y . "a
AtEix I5 > m
AsSyc 10 p m
80 hfetas isl:sie en- : AIc IS lsieS<sills, acnc.a
~ q 'saS 10 ~ - -
". !. iiousT0N, G.. r. snyl 4. Arens
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PRESERVE YOUR OLD BOOKS.
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BLANK BOOK mAMUFAGTURER
General Bookbinder,

TIAS moved opposite the City Hall,
AL where he is fully prepared, with first
class workmen, to DO all kinds Of work in
his line.
BLANK BOOKS RULED to any pattern
and bound in any style desired.
the business enable me to guarantee sctis-
faction on orders for Blank Books, Railroad
Books. and Books for the use of Clerks OF
Court, Sheriffs, Probate Judges, Masters in
Equity, and other County officials.
Pamphlets, Magazines, Music, Newspapers
and Periodicals, and oil kinds of publi-
cations bound on the most reasonable
terms and in the est manner. All orders
promptly attend to.
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MIaRAkss
.,IaIsNZf3s
eEE 30,

OLA lvgN ss.'..r sos -
HATES CT ADvEHrisISg. .=z0ne Dollar per inIb
for the Grtt sngesfton, a1d FIfty EusstS per iish
fcf subsequent ytioas segp than three uontIis
No aAysrti aeuk counted less than an iach. Ab.
eral contracts will DO made with those wishing TO
ios y es AassT
ale business OF th9 trm or tnalyldnsl contfaciipg
Obituary Eottees exceeding Ave iInes lfSeutes
Of respect, and ell personal comniunicationA or
nattais of ndiyidnl interest, VIII be charged for
ct ndfeTtining rates.
TO CoRREsPospKxTs.--In oIder 70 receive at
by tie true hpEne and address of Ule writer. Ros
sected manrpcripta Will NOT be returned uaIus the
necessery stamps are Furnished to IebHy tho rost-
ago thereon. ~. We nre net Fesponaiblc for tho
views ana opinions OF oIf core apondents.
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed 70 "Ee.
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YELLOW sEvER-BLAcK WON'T.

bic disease, which viii 10 doubt return In more
malignant end ytrulent form In tho fall Of 1879.
.HERREkI'g HErATEHB, . Remedy dIscoyeT-
fui results In South A;;ieFies where the nost ag.
gravsted cases OF foyer found causes from ono
10 tWo ounces OF biie 10 bB Uttered OF strained
from fhe blood each lime Il passes through the
Liver, as long as an exceaz OF bile exists. By tts
1o1derful action on the Liver and Stomach the
HEPATIHE NOT only prevents 70 q certainty any
kind Of Fever and Black voInit, bat also cures
Headache, Conatipatlon OF tho Bowels, DySpepsia
and all AalnriRi diseassa.
No one need fear Yellow teyer Who will expel
the AalaTial Poison and excess Of bile from fhe
blood by ugiDE hERRELD1 HEPATEHR, which
10 sold by all DrnggE1s in 25 eont and bottles
or will be sent by express bv the PRopretorS
A. T. HERREI,I, A IN PkfIa Pa
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IIA. TEs a /. gaSI q. b O

AFVIRsTiS5AC @ CAsSIsfI rs. Kentucky
.Sak lsAre, j q Tick
DE. Also ayiSi ieA and Sad isIe Hiani nisets
Bobts and s hoes III ca alis yags efy, and reFy
cistEs, y 3egyy and Fancy Gro cFiea. Fins
ices d spac ity II afo and 1ti ~ .is,.
fetial, all OF - lich SIX viii sell very low.
lf6 est(tia and VIII mako &c 20 YtsiT
tnttress t. call and bs- isotn us, for II 3 in-
tend Ia make Quick Sales and 5Snail
F-ofit9
II y. 4 co.
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These are the days when the man with
the shot-gun goes out hunting and gets
back with q bad cold. Then DR.. B1lls
Couga Syrup takes the place of the gun
every sitae.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1879, the fassen.
ger Trai;d over the GreonvlIe and Columbia Rail-
road Will he RIM daily, saIdasss sSssrtstts.
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South Carolina RaiIroatl.


Z II, H. TENNIS, Gen. SUI
y. r. AERRpIrTI, 5faster TRANSPORTATION.
+, AnEs NoRToN, JRs Ger. Ticket Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ewing's keynote came very near being a squcal.
Mr.. Sherman's speech does not suit the Democrats
That's queer.
The revived Butler circus will be a strictly moral
show. and, therefore, failure.
Butler will run as Independent in the worst
year tor Independents since the war.
If Blaine and Sherman would quarrel little they
would earn the eternal gratitude of the Democratic
editor.
Butler having taken the field with net, the re-
spectacle Democratic party Of Massachusetts, will
hasten to climb lofty tree
Hendricks hasn't played the Z" fool or conspirator"
for whole fortnight. This won't do. A man who
is afraid of Watterson hasn't backbone enough to
suit the bold Democracy.
The inducement which Tammany Is holding ont
to Clarkson n. Potter TO play second fiddle to
Judge Church is that the Judge will be elected
United States Senator to take Mr.. Kernans seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
GENERAL NOTES.

The richest woman in England, Lady Bur-
dettC outs mas not been much of traveller, and many
years have passed since she crossed the Channel Re
Gently, however, she went to Amsterdam in her own
steam-coach the Walrus. 1t is large steam vessel
built for the passenger trade present fitted up as
a private yacht and manned with picked crew. After
her return London she expects TO visit ChorbOurg
and then If not tired OF the sea- she contempates max
ing tour the Mediterranean she intends 70 20 70
Cnnsantnope the city to which she sent from her own
purse early $4,000 during the recent var.
Prince Napoleon is surrounded by the relics
OF the great past OF his family He has collection OF
buss representing every member OF the family male or
female He has a series or the First Napoleon, roPre-
s.ntuc him at the various stages OF bis wonderful
career beginning at Bnenne, and ending at ST. Helena
Perhaps the oldest items the Princes collection are
two pictures one by Horace Yernet Representing scenes
IN the campaign in the Crimea yernets picture repre-
seuts the battle OF the Alma ANA pictures Prince
standing calm and lmmOVaDe, whle she. - gu. ns
in a not unfamiliar manner among the OmocFs " "is
slsh
The Caisse Generate Insurance, OF faris'
France publishes In another column It's nan So"'"
statement, which shows the steady progress u '"o
company IN popular favor. It's total income TOT "o
past six months was 1922 653 a. exclusive OF re0ou'
large II mlttance from the home once OF the Vopy'
while IT'S total expenditures tor fire losses ana al on0
s,nepse, were Sa03. l94 80. OF It's subscriber
ita q, 10 900 600 francs only one-quarer has been
called leaving tue large reserve OF 0Voo,vcy 'nn
al 800 O0O) IN addition TO the casa assets Oh .no a.
pany. that tho security onerea " i'' pawn"
ample. -, ...
The maddest newspapers or the present
, ara those which are published In the Austrian i'
ate asyums Contributions are received from All "'
,nmates who have either hobbies or grievances "Oo
who are afflicted with any monomaniA "nA''oo' 10y
axnlan their deusons and support their CONVICTIONS "
argument and example. Tho logic empioye" !" IN -