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RrNeoEs NorEs. The Strawberry Festival
held by the Lower Sunday School, last Thurs
day evening, was well attended, hotwithstand-
ing the stormy weather. All seemed to
enjoy themselves very much. They cleared
about 500. The proceeds 60 toward repairing
the lecture room.
The Presbyterian Mite Society of the Lower
Church win hold their next sociable at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Blackwell, on Thursday
evening of this week. All are invited.
The Bible meeting was held this week at
Mrs. Larson Dilts's. Quite number were
out. These meetings are very interesting.
Every one should attend them.
DR.. Edward Blackwell visited his home
last Saturday night. He intends to go back
to the city in few days. The Doctor rs
looking well and we are glad to see him
again.
Last Sunday morning after The service at
the Baptist Church, Mr.. Stephen Hunts
horse became heightened and ran away. No
one was injured, but the carriage was badly
broken.
A hail storm greeted us last Tuesday after
noon. The ground was covered with hail
stones. They could DO scooped up by the
donble-handful.
E. s. Williamson with his Revised New
Testament under one arm and Boyd's Battery
under the other. walked to Princeton last
Tuesday morning, distance of n miles,
Stanton is good walker.
Ringoes has two good ice cream saloons |;
one kept by Mr.. John Young and the other
by Mr.. Eli Quick. We advise the Ringoes
correspondent Of the Hunterdon Democrat
and the Reaville reporter Of the Republican
to come down and get plate. It might cool
down the agitation.
DR.. G. w. LARSON intends to 60 down to
the seashore on Friday Of this week. He
will take his pupils and a few other friends
with him. He intends to return in week.
No doubt it will be pleasant trip. v.
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Hen Own ExrERIEncE.4 - Tho friend Of
ours who recommended your Fayorits Rem
edy had herself suffered stroke OF Paraly-
sis, which rendered her entire right side
powerless, and, in word, left her as helpless
as an infant. But Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy cured her and she is now able to do
her own work" Tho above is quoted from a
letter from gentleman in Eimira, N. II, to
DR.. David Kennedy, Of Rondout, N. X. You
need bottle in tho house. je1,2t.
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA,

no" oA'a y oe'rs e"ns - =. slY -
p'ope''s " hA'A'D"'A - Do''s' - .''" ..ep9'
An ADDITION mas Just peen ouiis 70 iiira''i
'o'sA Ae@A 'As
''''S'' 40" Aopo'
--on Friday evening last hev. w. "
ROBERTS ieclureu IN .ne New nope onape''
e'''0os
-Ihe hey. Dr. v. w. samson OIL ne"
YORK. win oe''ver Tue GRAFTON Nv 'ho 'oy'es-
town SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT =" 'upo o'n'
Inc Eagle Fire TO-, Oh New iiope, saih
oi running an excursion W oo"es is'"''u'
aooue sno htss VI August
Hugh .. Eastburn, ESQ, has been re-
@ 81 =. - e ~ :. VIC $3.50
-ss.s' s1s''se 49, -. '
iao"as os'h's.nan, Dnp'oyeo - 'n0 ~"
iiope ng'i'ui'ufai "oiAs' nau 'no a.'s'o' sAA'
W cus nus manu- WIN on'soi on a'u"s 'a's
-Carroi' II. Williams, EsQ,, sot : niiaue'-
pn'a, SOU u 'onu % J" "''an''' - Novss'
nss uoen appo'n'eu anu 'onn' '''A - : -'o''
iuoiio'
Don't forget the strawberry iestlvai 10
the Odd Fellows Hail, in New Hope, on the
evenings OF June Sth and Vth, for the penen'
Vi 'ne "' = on''on'
Communion services were held IN the
New Hope Presbyterian Chapel on sunday
last. Preaching by Rev r A. Studdiiord'
ID. D.
--Solebury township has purchased Pom
mock road mending machine. These machines
cost $3.50. They cave great deal OF labor
aud secure better highways.
Edward Parsons, employed in Whiteey's
cotton mill, day or two ago ran an awl
through his hand which was extracted with
some difficulty, but without medical aid.
-Iesse p. Carver. one OF Piueyille's eldest
c;t;zens fell ON the Ice off of the pump floor In
Januarv. and has not been able to step with
ono Of his fact s;nce He moves around with
tbe helm Of chair and cushion on which he
rests his knee.
-Jaoob sobram removed his family to
r,ambertv;,,e nm Thursday last. where thew
iii, bean a fr,;t and neanut stand Cbarles
Weik moved into the shop vacated by Mr..
scbram and will keen the bakery in good
working order.
IT,. ,,. u.o,. ...;,. ~ ~
Now Hona NJ. r. Churcb was held on Sunday
Last Love feast at q o,e,oclx preaohino both
n,orn,oo and evening. nv the Rev. q. b. Best.
a. Tho rs,a, bour Ouarterlv conference viii
he he,a th,s fwednasdav, aven;no
80 m.
sA.y '' 49, ,oMiess.
have been suffering with whooping cough
now have another enemy to contend with In
shape of the measles, which have made their
appearance here during the past week.
The nav Union paner M;rs bo,ow Nav
rona arc now runn;no 10 their fun canacItv
n;oht and day M, w n Candev. ~ lam.
hertv;lla. a. the snper;ntendent and Il. n.
soI,,dav ESQ ~ tambertvilla q the business
,,anaosr The stoct /. ny;nc;na,lv ovnod NV
Trsnton can;talists.
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FIRST WARD z7EMs.

BLACK BRDs.--Numhers Of black birds
have taken possession of and have built their
nests in the Norway Sprace and other ever.
greens growing In the.oensre Of Mount Hope
Cemetery. From the immense amount Of
chattering that is done BY them listener
would almost imagine that they we're con-
graduating one another upon what grand
and superior place ttes had selected for their
summers residence, or that they were Boosting,
Ineighhor-like, Ia one continuous chatter, what
q ane brood Of young black birds each one
hadsucceeding In Matching out, and how re-
markedly they ware growing, or how soon
their young would BE- able to fly and care Tor
themselves. Perhaps about this time stray
Robin might unexpectedly enter their circle,
then such duttering and chatteriug. Woe be
that Robin or any other bird Of lesser note, IL
il remains. The black birds seem to claim
perfect title there and they Hght aud drive
all birds away that come near them.
IMPROVEMENTS Patrick Conway has
broken ground for new residence on south
Main street. Mr.. G. Arnett has the contract
for the building and IL is to be completed at
once. We understand that the style Of the
s..-ss-s.... !. 49,. ,a..,,.r
= S'S' : 49, --- -s
SUNDAY BALL PLAYING For the past few
Sundays number If boys have been in the
habit of playing bah on the open lot back Of
the cemeteries on Cottage Hill. It seems
that it has been necessity for them to make
..,..h - ~. d,sa,.. .ad annonanoa e. ~,
-. .v..,a,.n i, r.. la.a,;,, a., s,nas,
s.,,. ..,, ia 49,, 49,
:. 800. - "a 800 -. .hra., uaan -, a.
sr' 80. ~. -. - 80 ~. 800. "a az
- :. - :. 80 s,.,s.s 80. -
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s' 80 -, -. 80 s !,
''''a aAk 80 .' ~ a.. AZ. 80. s',ss
whip In hand had possession Of the field, in
GLIDING bats, balls, coats and vests. Eventually
It required considerable pleading and promis
ing before the clothing TO-, was returned to
their owners. Playing ball In that locality
will be broken up. 3 ~,xyi1 -.
m.p 60 - -. r,.b
-. 80 -
49, qa, ss aa.,'s ss.ss,.ss,ss IA 49,
....s,,.. - s.sI = 49, - $50. IT,.
80 49, .ss..,,'. ..ss ass.a-ss s..s,u. .s;.
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and they are principally owned and used by
the employees connected with the shops in
making short cuts across the canal to and
from their homes. It Is said that from
Bridge street to the locks below, 1t is fully
one quarter of mile. The question has been
asked why cannot a boat race be gotten mp
some fine evening from the bridge to the locks
by these hardy sailors of the raging canal
We could almost promise that the wharves
and bapks of the canal would be lined by anx-
ious friends and spectators to view such q
race. We await with expectation.
smp - IA 49,.
s..,aa. ,n.. ~. !, a. .an and ,ha, arc too
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SiLK. -Dr, Geo. Il. Larison's experiment
In silk culture. "a account Of which we gave
last week, has been success. He commenced
% the 9Th Of May to feed about 1000 silk
worms which up to date have grown to per-
lection and spun a quantity Of silk that will
be hard to beat, for crop 20 early in tho
season. The Doctor viii come in for another
crop this year.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. SPECIAL In
JUDGEMENTS are offered you By the BuRLINa-
TON ROUTE. 1t win pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere In this
issue. March16- 10m
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UEcALLED
FOR AT THE Posr OFFICE AT LAAfBERTvILLE,
HuNrERDoN Co.. N. j., FOR so DAYS, JUNE
4, 1881:
Ed. J. Lambert.
CLARK PIERsoN, p. M.
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--Debeiges, Atwood filling, are being sold
at 1871 cts, reduction Of 81 cts. from last
years price, at Van Horns. m,8o
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IF you have pimples, boils, salt rheum,
rough skin, &C., take Lindsey's Blood
esarcher." Sold by all druggists. m1S,A
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The Common Council Of the city of Beverly
have refused to grant licenses TO the hotels
and saloons in that city.
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IF you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. Cooley
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
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ACCIDENT Monday morning last, DIR.
Wildwood Carroll, of this city, put his horse
to the wagon, as usual, to 90 on his rounds in
his business as veterinary surgeon. When
just In the act of getting into his wagon, bis
horse sprung off at full run and before he got
in position to take the horse up. he came to
the end of the alley on Union St., where the
horse must make a short turn or 60 through
the fence here the horse turned short north
ward throwing the Doctor to the ground,
upsetting the wagon, which was much broken,
aud the horse, breaking loose from the wagon
ran above the Alexsauken bridge and was
taken up unharmed. The Doctor was car
ried home in senseless condition. lie was
found to be badly bruised, but with no bones
broken. Up to the present time he has been
confined to his bed, but his physician thinks
he will In few days be again out on duty.
His worst wounds were in the right temporal
region and left side.
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OLD SCHOOL BAPTI6TS.--the delaware
River Association Of Primitive Baptists held
their annual meeting at Southampton Baptist
Church last week. On Wednesday at 10 A.
M. the first session of the Convention COM
menced, aud the meetings closed at noon ON
Friday. The speakers on Wednesday were
Elders VIM. l.. Beebe, of New York, ]. N.
Vanmeter, of Ills, aud P. w. Sawin, OF Indi-
ana !; on Thursday, s. II Durand, of Pa, T.
M. Poulson, of Va, Benton Jenkins, of New
York, and 7. N. vanmeter, of Ills. on Fri
day, Balas Bundy, of New York, and closing
remarks BY A. B. Francis and w. Housel Of
New Jersey. The ministers of the Associa-
ton are William ]. Purrington, A. B. Fran
els, w. Housed and G. M. Fettsr, all of New
Jersey Moderator. William J. burlington !;
Clerk, A. b. Francis. The fret and second
churches at Hopewell, one at Kingwood, and
one at Little Washington, all in the state of
New Jersey, and one at Southampton, COM
prise the association. The different sessions
were we'll attended by members and friends,
and the hospitality of the neighborhood was
extended to visitors. Noon lunch was pro-
yided at the houses of Mrs. Matilda Dufield,
George Lefferts and Henry Stout, near the
church, for all in attendance. Much interest
was manifested In the speaking, and the sing
ing, under the leadership of Frank Huffman,
was Of superior quality. The next meeting
will be held at Little Washington in May
1882 Newtoton Eaterprise.
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On Friday Of last ueel. Vice Chanesllor
Dodd held Court Ia Pennington. hearing
Testimony On the part Of the defendant In the
case Of Higgins Brothers v. the Pennington
Water Company, upon bin for an injunction
restraining the company from taking water
from the South Branch of the Raritan, at
Kershow's Mills. The testimony offered was
to the effect that but comparatively small
quantity of water could be pumped through
the pipes with the machinery employed that
the amount taken would not be appreciable
and would not affect the mills and that the
village contributed TO the Branch of water
from its springs which It bad right to con-
sumo, more than would or could be taken
therefrom by the company. The evidence for
the defence was completed, and the case was
adjourned to some time to be fixed In the
future. The case has been pending nearly a
year, and it is hoped 1t viii be decided soon.
- Hunterdon Democrat
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JouN ALLEN Manager Tribu Bu ding New Yor
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ages amps Addrua
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Half the ills Of human life proceed from q
torpid and disordered liver. Submit to them
no longer while {. Sellers Liver Piils /" will
cure you quickly. Price % cts. m1S,4t.
, 1881-08-13

mattors The Church has nothing to do; let
cnct, lnnn net up to his own conscience"
1ta lina also sent out Instructions to hls
bishops and priests to sce TINT all Catholics
entitled tu vote DO Mt least Inscribed OH tho
vottng-rtRlsters. Commenting upon tho slt-
,at1o,,, t'le Pos.'R correspondent snys:
wnnt will 10 tho conseauanccsy What number
nf l'npn' Catholic vutcra will pntlr For whtnh
Will tipy v0teS No nnB In his ectena would Vent
TIRE IT, nnswgr HItl.or Of these quotations.. From
what hnyt aoun or tho worktngHten In Venieo
md l.0tnlnrly / sho,,ld knv that they would
cllo,su radjont hc}Mtra. ut tho peasaflts It Ia
far moro tlnlctlt to Judge. hunr a KrGat Ionl
u HritmhinR at tho prlnsta tur exactnK ttthess-~
"fnrttcs" md ~ "titttes,"-tor nny0r visiting tho
htck nr naslstin8 the ppnr. for compelling The
Wnmnn to "gleNN"' md tho mon to "ttrnhh corn
for tho Madonna whom they an.i their ch{l!ltan
hAtc bhrely po!cntn tc0rn.pneat3 ia kccp body
mud soul t1Enthcr. hut until tho prus0nt House
is ltasDlvGu nnn tho results OF tho lia1t Eaernl
olccttnns nro known we can ui,ly 9ay. "Chi vfsrn
vehra "-WhO lives will acn In Qug1it Margaret
tho Popn flnds hTa sttGllGst nlly, his strongest
Cttanttragur ID reconciliation. Thant nNatn, the
lupo's co!1ors nre wG!t.nfKh 1mpty, and thAI
tsnttn1 three all tnlE tIItnng D. lfnncs rca,y
for ltynlnmt to order. ThGr0 Ia tho plea. tnt,,
that tho nctaIlat* ami C01nmttnlata gaiu all th0
sccnderH tr>n, tho Church. 10 It tllny DO tllAt
universal suffrage, which has effected auch
strn.lgn and upptstt results. mny nitgot Tho reg
enGiitatton between tho Church aud 6tAto ln
, 1881-08-13

Asro tho !. disability" of the President, II has
not yet been t3au1Rratl ty ADy cnmpotont author
tty. and the country sincerely hopes thero may
10 no neeessty fur such h dpclarntlou.~- Irnsb-
tAufHn Post.
lierc is thu rub OF the who1o discussion re-
luttng to Presidential disability. The fact Of
Ills disability, II 1t Exists, Inns never bcen
1udicially ascertatned. Tho responsible olll-
ccrs Of the Government deny It, Thcre isno
1tgAt proof OF It, All the functions OF tho
Government nro property discharged. Tic
President Is ahto to sign his natne, al.d even
to write short note, to giye directions, md
10 express himself clearly and calmly. II a
bill waro presented 10 hlmi l,o could sign 1t,
or wrlto yuto message In two sentences.
Anybody who Is interested III proving rrcsi-
tle,,tInl disability may apply to the Courts by
writ Of quo ,carus1lt0, bnt It Is pretty GER
thin TINT tic present incumbent Of the White
itonse will not and ought not voluntarily to
relinquish his office, which he aloue WAS
chosen to fli,whllo thero il the breath Of life
rcn,alnng In his body, Lie Il lnnre tho Pres
itlent Of tho United States to-day than somo
Of Ills predecessors lave bcen during their
summer trips away from Tho scat Of Govorn-
mcnt.
, 1881-08-13

GAIT. EAps Is paid for maintaining
channel Of thirty feet through the letties."
yet 1t appcars that tho servtcu performed by
him Is only n fuliilllnent Ut the letter. but
not nf the spirit OF his contract. According
10 tho report Ut tho Government Engineer
lately submitted there Is In fact depth Of
thirty feet "ttrough the jntllca," but there
aro only twenty-six feet OF water "ln tlle
pass above the 1ettlcs." Tho Government is,
therefore, paying Capt. Eatts handsomely for
maintaining depth Of four feet of water
whereit Is useless. Tue plain intent Of Con-
gress was to obtnin n cllal,nel TOR navigation.
1t Is ill,inaterial whether Cnpt. ERtls l,as
thirty feet or 800 feet /" through thu 1cities," /"
1t he has only twanty-slx feet nboya the Jet
ties. The money whtcl, lo takes from tllo
Government for the extra four feet ought to
burn In his packets.
, 1881-08-13

THE growing influence Of the State char
liable Institutions lnou Legislation Inns been
tho subject Of mllcli comment recently In tho
Peoria al.. Springfield papers. II Is 1,otu-
rlons TINT tllorc ase llaly abuses In the sys-
tenn. The institutions are tn u certain ex.
tent political. Their managers enter act-
lively into the election campaigns, return ar
acfent candidates for the Legislature alAl
tunalld their rewards afterwards. Appro-
priatlons ara Inado 10 tie Institutions lnvlsll-
'ly In log-rollIng bills. and the effort maln1y
fs to satls!y the managers Of the various
charities rathor tlinn to promote TIC good of
the survlcc. Tho renlcdy OF this stnta Of
ntfairs is MI absolute divorce Of the manage
nlent Ut tho charities fruln politics, and par.
ttcnarly n consolidation OF tle 1,lany unnrtls
tnto one. With 0l,o responsible and efficient
authority to take cl!Argo ot tho money, 1t
might be possih1e to do away with tho Of
fens!ye competition ut the etnst!tutEons against
caci other aud the scsnn,bia for approptla-
tons which Is the biennial scandal Of 6prlnx-
Held,
, 1881-08-13

THE New OtlcNns Democrat l,as Infornan-
tlo1, tisat a movement Is on foot to raise tho
necessary f.snsls to csosc the Bonnet Card
creyassc, md TINT II has every prospect Of
succeeding. The best reasons tho Democrat
can adtlncc for making tic large outlay Of
,noney required for this purpose Is that 1t
would convert Lake l'onchartraln again into
y saltwater bay, atd improve the tlshng md
hatl.tng We are truly sorry 10 lenrn tl,at
the Iisl, Of Luke roncllartrain de not approyo
Ut Mississippi wafer, a1d also that 1t Is not
rs pleasant for battling na the salt-soa WIVES.
i3nt tileru ara SONIC things more Important
tllan ilsl!ug ur battling. mid tho BouMst CarrG
crcyasse Is one OF tllon,. 1t Is the snfety-
valve Of tic Lower Mississippi. 1t projects
thousands if not millions Ut ncrcs from over
flow. It plight to he kept opeu. II 1t shall
be closed, the expenditure Of additional
millions wtll be required to protect Mtssis-
strpt ami Louisiana from overflow by tho
building Of levccs. This Is lerl,aps tho renl
rcason why some persons IN Louisiana wish
to hive it closed. Thcy wosIld like to huya
tic handling OF tl,ose millions.
, 1881-08-13

THE rllnlor that tho POPE Intended to lcNye
Roma mud take up his residence In Mnlta
may not be wall founded, but 1t has as yet re-
celved no sufficient contradiction. The Pops
might 20 further and fare WORSE 1le could
exerclse his spiritual dominion rs efficiently
from Malta ~ from Rome, which, II 1t be
truly nil Eternal City, seems likely from
papal point of view 10 ba llsnccforth oter-
nally wrung. hlalta Is the very spot for n
religious retreat. It's sllures aro washed by
tho pure waters OF tte Mediterranean. 1t IL
italian, afd With rcfere,,ce to Italy near, and
yot so fir TINT no 1opo waIn should take up
Ills alnle III the peacefu! island would llo
disturbed by tic Mcnaces Or tho clRnt-
ors Of Italian nlobs, England non,lnally
rules tile island, hut tho lsomRn Cath
ole l'0ntitf might depend upon tie
courtesy of tho great Protestant Power to
secure him m asylum, aud, more shan that.
MI authority which ho does not possess
while !nlmurcd In tho Vatican. With tito
Popu us n resilient Malta would bocoMa tho
centre Of tic lIu'nan Catholic universe.
pilgr!magos would 10 1nndo tllGre. It
would ba the Aylgnon Of tho nineteenth
century. Willie tho Pope might enioy III
Malta comparative au!et, ana recover Ills
llUaltls undor tho Influence Of tho cooling sea-
breezes, hs would not be obliged forever to
abandon his residence III Home. When po-
litfcal passtons hnu subsidized, alld tie Claim
to temporal soyeretgnty Ind beon permitted
to. lppse, 1t II liaa mt bean formally
abandoned, ie Or Ills SUCCESSOR might return
To the city aud ros.lluo ther9 n spiritual sway
which Inns lleyUr since 1t ffrat began to be
, 1881-08-13
cl'ua upon n common servant Girl Ia tho house

cana Upon common scryaat-glrl Ia tho house
OF hta nt1rctl miatross.
On tho who'c, Ito chorus Singer eeon,s to hnve
borno t1lnsof hravciy throughout, wLou tho
eruot hruthos tried 10 punch Ills orc, ho tried 10
puncl, tho crl'ci brothers. oYo, When nskcd To
hotrny tho m!atrcss Of hls heart. hr truAtcd the
imptldcnt rctlueat with many scoru. When bit
IN sla eyo hoonuso 10 saltl he lind rnoovol lot
tors from tho fair danaot, he ntrtiok back stRor-
o,,siy+ nnd-prnlncnd tho said letters M proof
strung us tloy Writ at tho Worthy of t's assnvera.
tons. Our sytnpathtcs afu with f1a nt tho slaAhqd
loublnt, tho striped. rIbbonod hoso. Tho pink
uheokst bton.lc l4Ir. und du!cet voeo. We soo
ITO reason why ii eweot atrt With oyes of blue, Or
black. or btuwn, lips OF carl1atlun llue, tooth Of
ronsl and honrt yNlpltatlng with lovo, should
not prafcr tho tenor bcforC drird.Mpt rusty old
Sammy, Or, for that lnattGr, boforo my onp af
the bnjewolcl, nRnlby.pambyish ntrety-nluo
reflected l1vGrs.
, 1881-08-13

TnE City Of Quebec Inns authorized q tax
of 800 on commercial travellers, md Tho
Chronicle refers to tho practice Ut tho United
States rs precedent for Bslelt foolish action.
1tappears to De true that tho National Capt.
tai, which Is not n commercial atty, does OK.
act n 'lcense fce of 500 from commercial
travellers, but ITO other city, county, or State
call do tho sanle. Tho tux i,as frequently
been declared unconstitutional by tllu Courts.
1t ought to bo wiped out III Washington. It
Is absurd a1d unnmertcan, and contrary to
the spirit of DIR laws.