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The Literary Revolution.
Change OF Base.
SUDscgIBER.

This very remarkable enterprise
continues to make such progress rs tn
astonish its friends and astound its
enemies. It's greatly increasing pro,
portions have compelled the removal
OF its headquarters from the Tribune
Building to the very large and beauti-
(ul building. No. 764 Broadway, which
is in the very midst of the "book dis
trict" of New York City, and there's
fore, of the publishing enterprise of
the nation. This building, though six
stories in height 25 feet front aud 100
feet deep,is sufficient ouly for the Of
fees and retail store of the Company
The manufacturing is carried on in
several large buildings located in other
parts of the city, though il is con,em,
plated concentrating them soon in one
immense factory to be erected.
Their list OF recent and early forth
coming publications are extremely in.
teresting to all who enjoy what is
choicest in literature. The Library
Magazine is unique in both form and
character and altogether delightful in
the richness Of it's contents. OF the
books announced Green's larger His
tory Of the English People" reduced
from $40 to 81 Carlyle's History of
the English Revolution" reduced TO
40 cents ; Carlyle's Heroes and Hero
Worship" 20 cents, and the Revised
New Testament" whii h is promised
to be manufactured with rapidity here
tofors nnheard Of, will attract special
attention. II 10 worth while for every
one who has net already seen IL, to
send and get the illustrated pamphlet.
Book Making, and Type Setting by
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SALE REGISTER.

Thursday, March 81, VIM. II. Long
and James II. Long, Executors OF
Joseph Long decd, will sell Rca
Estate and Personal Property in
Beaver twp.
Thursday, March "a, James Kriek will
sell personal property IN West
Beaver twp.
Friday, March 2j, Philip Amig will
sell Horses, Cows, Farm Imple.
msnts, &c. in Franklin twp.
Tuesday. March 30, Sheriff will sel
Real Estate at the Court House in
Middleburg.
Thursday, March q, Wm. HARDING
Admr. of d. b. Mill, will sell Real
Estate in West Perry twp.
Saturday, March 20, Geo. Guyer will
sell Hotel Stand in franklin, near
the Middleburg Depot.
Saturday, March 20, Geo. O. Strawser
will sell valuable Horses in Rich.
field, Juniata Co.
Friday, April 8, G. ]. Grouse will sell
Horses, Cows, Farm Implements
de-, in Richfield Juniatta Co. Pa.
Saturday, April Q, John Meyer Tanner,
will sell Farm Implements &C., in
Adams twp.
Wednesday, March 80, Mrs. N. A.
Mitchell will sell Personal Property
I'm Middlecreek twp.
Friday, March, 2J, Jacob l Goss, will
sell Horses, Cows, Farm lmple-
ments, &C., in West Beaver twp.
Saturday, March 90, Frede -ick Arbo-
CAST and Gustavus Arbogast Ad-
ministrators of the estate OF Re
becca Eckleman, decd, will sell
Real Estate in Washington twp.
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The State Normal School OF this
district at Bloomsbury, Pa., will begin
the Spring term, Monday April 4th,
1891. The school aims to meet the
growing demand on every hand for
teachers trained for their profession.
The steady increase in numbers con
tinues The last clasowas the largest
ever graduated from the school and
this one Is twenty-five per cent larg-
er. The thoroughness OF the instruc-
tion, the beauty OF the location, the
attractiveness OF the buildings and
grounds are not surpassed. Refer
nces.-Our students.
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Vennor's latest representations say
that spring will be fairly early. hot and
dry, and the midsummer cool and wet
The antunn promises 20 he open, dry
and fine. There is likely to be agr-s,
deal Of sickness during the year. bu'
the weather-except in n few isolated
sections will be hvorabl q 10 agrirnl-
tural pursuits. The winter oi 1892
bids fair to he open and generally
mild, with but few, and those shor,
lived. storm periods.
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DIED.

hsrch u. near AbamSbITs, Est.r
reii.t Of Isaac SoaJiinr, Aeed 81 years,
.t1 months ana day'.
harah 20, ia Selinsgrovc, Sayah.
wife o' Michael Neits, aged y years, 8
months and 2j DAYS.
Ga -, inst. Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer.
relirt 81 George Meyer, aged 9j years,
9 month. aud 10 days,
In ScinsgIoye, March IL, John Hyl-
yester Schnure, aged 35 Yeas, lnonth
and % days
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Regulate first the stomach, second
the liver /! especially the frat. 40 rs I
perform their functions perfectly and
you will remove ut least nineteen
twentieths Of all the ills that mankind
is heir to, in this or any other climate
Hop Bi,ters is the only thing that will
give perfectly healthy natural action
TO these two organs. -Nsa Fdrmer.
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Political Speakers do II.
Lecturers and Ministers do It.
Senators and Congressman do II.
Judges and Lawycrs do II.
Actors and Artists do il.
Merchants and Trddcsuen do II.
Farmers and Mechanics do IL.
In the Forum, Counting house,
Workshop, Studio, and even in tha
Editors Sanctum, the universal reply
To the question, Whist do ysu tses
for y cough or cold ~ /. "sia-s' syrup
Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hosrhound." p"
You will find il much "a der to catch
"A cold at this season of the year than
10 get rid of one, unless yGu nee s
bottle of Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and hosrhoand.
Kind Captain, I've iisportsnt infor-
nation,
Sing hey the gallant captain thst
you are,
About q very certain inclination,
OF al who have q eciate buy sin-s
Tar
Wild Cherry and HosrhounI.
Kind Captain, your young lady ia n
sigbins,
Sing hey the gallant Captain that
you are,
This very night she's been loudly cry
ing,
For a 2Jc. bottle Of Sines' Tar
Wild Cherry and HoarhOnnd
Later and more coinpact-Tar Sc
cured
Cold cured.
Every one IL acquainted with the
old nursery story about the hen that
Matched the ducks, and how one fine
day they went swimming In the pond
near by, and the Inducements she Of
fered them to keep out of the water 4;
but it may not be generally known
that whenever poultry has anything
to talk about In these later and more
enlightened days, their conversation al
ways turns to the benefits their spe-
cies have derived from the use OF NJ
B. Roberts Poultry Powder. 25 cents
per package, by all druggists.
We We're greatly amused some days
since by seeing one of our venerable
citizens, who had been bowed down
by rheumatism, throw away his
crhtches and declare himself Just as
commencing Roberts EInbrocation to
every old lady in town. Great lini-
ment that.
Englishmen formerly supposed that
American running horses were very
inferior to theirs, but during the last
two years Parole, Wallenstein and
other fast ones that were sent from
this country to England, have won
hundreds of thousands of dollars for
such Americans as the Messrs. Loril-
lard, James Gordon Bennett, &c.
The Englishmen, have investigated
the reason for the great success of
American horses, and find that they
are kept In such fine condition by the
constant use OF M. II. Roberts Horse
Powder. TIMES.
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A New Treatment.
T1e Golisn Eyirir Of Lits, woniesfi.l

The Golden Eyirir Of life, wonderful cures
Ifyou have Consumption. and would
know that your cough can he made loose
and easy Hectic Pesver and Nights Sweats
checked l, "a hoursj Inflammation taken
cut oi Lungs and air passages nj snoe ;
that zoe can be made TO gain s to
pounds Of healthy flesh per week if you
have Catsrrh. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache.
Heart Disease. Liver Complaint. Nervous
Debility. Seminal Weakness or 6perma>
torrhoea. loss Of sexual power 10 either
eek from any cause II you have AAy
form Of nervous weakness. losing flash or
wssting away aud would know of an IN
rsdiAse relief and certain ouro Tor nauy
ef tlo aeversst eeses n ~ (ins
: vi nelhed pilh pev asent fsefsA
|: e. 's''s:,s'; 81. s.s : y ':.s
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Trout fishing begins next month.


Trout fishing begins next month.
House cleaning will soon be in or
der.
The snow still fingers on the N cum
tains.
Easter this year occurs On the 18th
of April.
Many country schools will close at
the end of next week.
g. B. II. Arnold won't to Lewisburg
Academy.
Warm weather brings out the corner
statuary in full force.
Ia a short time the Book Of Ma.
ture will turn over new leaf.
The next legal holiday on the slate
is Good Friday april Is.
The members of the Lewistown band
have purchased new instruments
The nearer VIC approach to Spring,
tho sooner we shall zee the new style
Of hat.
The choir at a church should num>
Der "a /, but they are sometimes brok
en- quires.
s. s. Bailey and family, and Martin
Shannon left for Iowa on Tuesday
morning last.
Farmers are now waiting for mild
weather SO that they can commence
their Spring work.
A cat belonging to Mr.. John Sewers,
OF Fulton county. died recently, over
thirty years Of age. On account of old
age the catwas deaf aud blind
The postal regulations allowing bills
and other matter partly in writing to
he mailed at third-class rate have
been repealed, aud such matter is
again subject to letter rates.
The Supreme Court has decided
that tax payers have right to work
out their road tax, the supervisors
have no right to a per centsgc, on the
taxes as worked out.
NoTIoE. Of our subscribers
who intend changing their places OF
residence this Spring will please give
us notice of the fact so that they may
receive their paper without unneces,
sary delay.
Six thousand Ave hundred soldiers
orphans have graduated at the age of
sixteen, the schools provided for them
by the State of Pennsylvania. There
arc 4.400 yet remaining. and by May,
1885, they will all have graduated. a.. d
the schools will be discontinued.
As spring approaches. it is absolute.
iy essential for the preservation of
health to haye all places around ones
premises where dishwater has been
thrown. and garbage has accumulated
during the long winter months. thor.
oughly cleaned and disinfected, for in
them lies lurking the germs of many
different fevers, diphtheria, and other
diseases. Give this matter careful at.
tention as soon Us the weather will
permit.
PErERsoss MAGAZINE for April, just
received, IL an unusually brilliant
number, especially in its engravings.
Are two colored patterns; a colored
steel fashionplate and nearly half u
hundred othor illustrations. Uhqass-
tionabIy this u he bsst and cheapest Of ne
ladvs book. and ought 70 BE- taker by
evoFy family In the lsud. Tho terms
~ bettwo dollars year. with great
y 6oInellons = oIuh>. and hsndAome
~ A NJ pevuop reliins up ths
';i''s'' 's'ss'
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Gray hair may be made to take on
its youthful color and beauty by
the use OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer, the best preparation
for the hair known to the science OF
medicine and chemistry.
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Auditors ss:ics.

The Franklin township auditors will
meet at the House Of d. =. Kors'e.tcr.
in Franklin. on the Hrst Monday in
April for the purpose Of auditing the
accounts ofthe Supervisors and over.
seers Of the Poor.
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Sick Headachs, Nervous Headache.
Headache from sour stomah, ar. oil
cured by DR. META UR'S HEAD
ACHE AND DYSPEPSIA PILLS.
Price % cts.
Nervous Headache, Periodical Head
ache, Neuralgia Headache, are cured by
DIR. METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Price % cts.
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Candidate Cards.

GHERIFF. -lleAse Announce our
kJisrmer friend Peter Rnigls. nf Ai.ms. asa
suitabis candll .ta tor ~hsriI fr. N.lxie
will make an efis ont AMI hlniu' 0fh'sr Hs
1. kind, honest, upright msn anI SOUND Ro
publican. Ho h,s devoted tins nai money to
tie success Of the party.
NIDpLycRssx
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II will pay every body to examine
tho immense Stock OF Surniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture mnu
w. II. FELIX Lewistown Pa.
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J. L. RiehI. the ubiquitous Reaper
Agent, started for South Bend, Ind.
on Monday morning last.
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SHERTFFS SALE !

fENHE nndersignei, High Sheriff Of
] tbs connty OF Snyder, by virtue Of . writ
of Vend. E1 Issued out Of the Court Of O1n-
IA on Plras Of ssid county ani TO ms directed
will lie exposed TO Public Sale, on
Tuesday, March 10Th, 1881,
a. 10 o'cisck A. So. at tho OJurt House, In
Mtsilsbuis, . certain
Tract Of Land
situate In franklin and Perry townships, suy-
der sounty, Pa, bounioi East by ianls Of -
1Arman, Sluth ant West by lands warrsnt,d q
In the name OF Andrea Kennedy, SOuth by
lsnd warranted to Jacob Wsidnsr, containing
Four Hundred Acres,
more or less, being unsea.si lanl
seized. taken Ia execution and to DO sold as
the property Of Chstie. Schriher.
ID, BOLENDER. sheriff.
Sherin's once, Middiebarg, Mar. q, 1881,
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Moving day comes near the end Of
the week this year, the first of April
falling on Friday.
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GHERIFF.-As the tine for the
kDPrimary approa hes II Il becoming th,t thr
people should know at an early day WHO 10
sire TO serve the = Ibi Q, therefore permit ~ 60.
recommend 10 the popular favor l. MAJ
beck, Esq, CT Adams ss an excellent stand
ard bearer In the sheriff contest.
Oip PKUUI
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s4-The celebrated Burbank Seeding
Potstoe can be had at 81 90 per bushel,
by calling at this Office. II is one Of
the finest. largest, best yielding varie-
ties--95 per cent. are marketable-me-
dium lste-commsnd higher price
than any other variety. Come early
as the quantity offered 10 not large.
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Pennsylvania has the largest num-
ber Of Sunday Scheol libraries in the
country.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


wm. q. Eekbsrt et al. witness
Ices IN danaze case Of ~t'nuel
Iehhror ". sny lbr uuuny n 90
A. II. Dill. reiainius Tee as
counsel on behalf OF tue Oom-
miAouers Ia the case oi tne
Commonwealth W. tommis.
sionsrs OF nydsr uoany 1000
a a.. nnieiius, rSprcs-lge 10
A.C Simpton. rsiafninS leo as
counsel ol hehsho ~ toe tloIn-
nouwsaiih 10 tss hin,slsr
nngder IS 90
Bshr = 1erhsrt. sisticnery SIs
Jaha a. Msris inaintenancs Of
inmates Of y, y, psniisalasg
f"r tie year 1879 ls3 80
Edwari Basier, tn,efost on
losns - 20
A. y. Webster, for efpsnsss, re.
srrsstiax kinanuoi kttl n1er
In uh,u, charged With nurdsr
sni dsilysfinx his 70 s,ddis'
barg Jatl - 20
Il. u. hsniIton, Tor ,er,ires,
bcsriinS, 40, Ia me H!aszllr
os.risM. Risiei, st. Al inauss,
on deal b. ~ " Charles Price Itl2
4. X. sitft, sarsrS sui dingran
a The ktrtsiur prSpsrty tSeo
EAuAsd Gstsss~if, 81, A.. czrsg.
lrg eh<,n sos survV Vt ne
ktot1>ol pfaperiv 40
J. 3. ftntth, csrrg ne ckslnp fur
eHeeev - ~ kiptsiee tepp- :.
a: :;s,:;; !; q
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E,XECUrORS' NOTICE.--Letters
IA testsmentsry on ths estate OF Nnry
O. Eyer, late OF kslinpsroys Borougd
Snyder County deed having bssn grant.
cd TO the uudersignsd, all persons hno win 4
cd to make inmediats payment, while those
hayiug cisimH viii present them doly Authenti
Gated for settlement to
0EoRoR sCHNRE,
JAMES X. DAVIS.
Feb, 10, 1851. Executors.
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Administrators Sale.

THE undersigned. administrators
l. Of the Estate OF Rebocoa Eotslmsn n. Ists of
the tosnship OF Wsshington. decssssi, by
virtue of "a order ifsuet ont Of the Orphapf
Court ofsnydsr county viii expose TO pub
lio sale, on tho premises, on
Saturday March IS 1881
the followins dscribsi Real Estate TO Wit I,
TRACT No, 1.-The undivided half interest
10 q msssuase or tract OF land situate IN wash,
ington. twp. Snyder county, Pa, boand-d
Esst By lands Of Iascb Lsnas saath BY
lands Of Heury Mourer nov Boyer and others,
and West by iands OF Jacob lands. eontsia-
Ing
35 Acres,
and esperches. Also the uudividsi hsif In.
terest ia certain mcssusge anil srast Of isrt
situate In township, county all STATE siorssid
TRACT No.a. bounded North BY IAaM Of
ysaob ntilsf East by ianfs oI Iaelb Lapdis
South p leede u sAs:. And- Wsse ~ lsndso of
Jsbn uoo6lo eontainins
Q Acres,
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AX.AF21sE REID.


March II, nv Rev. J. W. Buckley,
y. p. Burk 20 Misc lydia r. HOus-
~crth, both Of SeiinsgToVe.
3. "A. showers aud Miss Sa-i,la Wal
ter, both CT C-utreyi!ls.
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tlXEOuTHlX. NOrfCE.-Le,,ers
AelNN welsys, anceased, late OF
uhApwin Twp, SrsIsr ooehty, Pslp'a.,
hAysas scsn srsntss 70 tte naerfisned, cit
pef-aae ksostns ttsmeeisps shiehtrd 10 said
estate aYv ssqusssss ~ mste immediate pay
i.snt, sttis tbafs nsviru elaine eiIl prefent
thew daily ssthssttcAtsf tov ssttismeht -
March . 1891, Exseuut8.
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Ni!,i,m haUu, f1T docssls 2sOU
COUnr-HOCSE EyTRNsEs.
Wu'enlaysr n sen, for merchsn
as N'1
John Biaar. for f'-.Ih, -
John Dorm, Jsuitnr coOo
h,thsu schtinnsch, f,r b'a,tR., 10
JohG Dnrr, for carpenter ~ptk
rni miferisl 10
philio a. I.at-, for Insurance On
Court ii1ugs $3.50
WIN. "a. Snyder, FOR Insurance %
Gntrt- 1olse 4b1o
Ssmnei r. sh0sry, for Insurance
on toufi.iiuu,e 90
blias Humuei for Insurance on
Dpurt-illu,- 800
prank a. Norman, for insurunce
on Court-Huras 4ioi
dsurge Il. RisAoI, fnr lock IS
~. A. hhoada, for castings, pipO
aud rap,iriHR s'uyrs 10 %
Ststler, 1tsnllIuc Ser y 90, for
Nv uring ami blacis lSl
IL. IL ReLihGtr, for rslsirug
chairs l6l
Ferry Hare, for kindllng wool : Oh -Sei ~
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Auditors Report Receipts and Txpnxisure County
Jan Isl to Dec 3ist 1850 inclusive

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Lnnri rrorls suoI ;oel
n 'ttrs " 'r.s's buD
Arlit0fI z poet frr is'J zlyJ
General iE,,.umrro.i,u,.l,a OyJ
II, C.. I, NuYER.
Couri ptnc' .rnrinns 800
Iri.uu al Va shtisn l.uJ
AudH.u," yot, for lsia -
esnvfAi Eso 100 proe,a nstloa ~ UI.---it
-
BRIDGES.
Nsna,ass-a q Fuisri,re, repairing
briiso al Midli,burs IId
!. llummoi y C.n lunber for
Lllg4 bridge 7s3
J-tem',h N'ler, repairing at
iptC's bridge SO
gsor.r IArwau Tor hhs;ihP grty'
ei tNbr'ig. a. kua 80
z, y. kaef-y fe9a.nuI Osi'is =.
wriSt ArIogSai. for uors at
Rat. Ldige 10
Reu5~n M.r, lry. for h,u'lnl
AND iauurJ Eara bridge as
J. ", ii-hrr nAuiiHB a. haEis
wm. V. Ron,g, h.u.ins at Kan'z
huiss 400
]. l.. II. has, n,a!l.s. at Kaan
h'tIy1. rs
Daniel t15c-, to, i.aot a, 'noy RS
bridge 90
UrlsA Nisc, f'r r7y4ir.ns amt
mt.rili a il'yor' bri'y I3eO
Milo1 " Ws's.l, 'Ir hiNcN fuitt
~ SeiiusEfHye bri i.r SO
" NJ. u. NtE,r'y, ipr bblr anI
mater 81 -. ~ grl.8 rli 90 %
q. ". hchr, lisnt ior he,..H
ET0ye HrIpFe 90
z. s k.elsy, t.p,lring sui iua.
teIIsi 80 >'iipsrriyF tijs' - 50
iai 4 Ssi,S.fs,|s nd go
(. @. LirIra, repsirin| h'''t's
br,ig0 o.
2. ; N,si,y. aupsr.t,uctlr, or
bril 30 over AitdecssrS a.
h nts $500
y. ). Ercl-y. de',rrrd Ir,orr,t on
40. fD
putsa ''as 'hths.r"'N At
~. bt.cv, cA',o vorr
,aIJ; T,aJ: ''y' ''''''' -
uvct Nr4,e .rrrS tt ( i51
r., W. 4 ~ ",pNrir4 - pOI'
bridge, VI M'utI' tp- uf1.p 80
Iulu r.F,.u~, hTrI#N Hssy-i
H,t,'''s auiiit''sD .(r,iO)
itenry ilrs.orn,r, rerllrirS1
IIpoy-t'- bfr!.S ~.
HlIitsu is'lu,, replir.lI az
h1nyer'- hf.lsO so
Joh 4 L,ictiSl, Tci siring bTd-o
vile 3gS
Hoil iu. y Smith, Tor nail' nd
shN'a ~ GtIss' Had Ae.lJ,s
bitisrs ais
y. %. tsshrcr, rsps,rinl pui nt
toflri at W"eg S1iinssgOHs
bFiigys 1873
Jacob SuVioy, rr htHliaS a.
lower Nsi!l-Sr1yc uritss lIl
frfiinAnd 'Ones, rrHat0q{ nn1
nsiorili A. sJIes' rii,- $50
suglstus ATnuij, a. ypu!uug anl
tnatsttal AZ AlalantihsJ .,vlo
bYIlso liJ1I
y. n. aas.ingsr, reviifinY Al
h'sstA4Or,s uEiGko lsj
Js.b liAchehppry. CtrpsgterinB
At 'naeFsrk's bfltSH 8 %
Il, II, NeGn.u.eT, carFsnterils
NJ HrUurcos's bridge 400
Henry Fil OeT,Hr. Tspairlhs at
Gruss' bfIiEa ls5
SatadD! bOvrfscx. for fllins
HpirOrches 10 Dridks AZ brH-
erfuN's 800
Eaisut!us bauis slhlor, re9.ir.
ius stsOhuchr priiae 25V
llum,nel y Lu., Ibr piinks u
Luus'sznd Sslinsgruve Ufii.les ~ 55-lst
COustabies', justices ant Sit.
brsses f0os 10 U6ahOuUuE IA
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-05
OUR DIVORCE LAWS.

An attempted explanation of the Youngs
divorce matter has been made by one Of the
attorneys in the case. It is in effect a con-
fession of most that has been charged in
the case. No explanation of the material
development in the case has been made, and
that is, that under the statute law of Cali
fornia the Courts are not required to nor
do they in all cases compel proof OF the
identity of the parties to the action. 1t
follows that under such system of prac
tice the only authority the Court has for
assuming jurisdiction of the person Of the
plaintiff is the unsupported statement of any
professed attorney who stands at the bar
and states that he is authorized to appear.
As the ethics Of the profession do not make
honest lawyers per Sc, it follows that the
suggestion we made last week is correct,
that the marriage relation is at the mercy
Of the mere word of lawyer. But an
equally forcible and undeniable develop
ment made by the expose in this case is
4OAAu III biO AaSS thaS lhS LAWS Vi
our State are an invitation to the
dissolution and not bar to the
severance of the marriage bond.
For if it be admitted that in the case re-
ferred to there was collision for the very
purpose Of securing decree, and that both
parties were privy to the action, and all
the steps taken in it, it remains true thai the
very aim of marriage is defeated, and that
so long as either or both of the parties may
make case" that marriage is bond
good only at will, and by that process we
reach the most advanced stage and the
highest plane of freeloveism, and reduce
the family tie to the lowest form of which
it is possible to conceive. The laws of
California then admit OF two undeniable
constructions to wit, that the mere word
Of an attorney is all sufficient to justify
Court in divorcing the married, aad that
even If the authority to appear is fully es-
tabhshed, the Judicial arm of the Govern
ment may be compelled to legalize the very
worst form of prostitution and concubin-
age and make a mockery OF the hottest tie
known to man. Verify the Oneida com.
munity has located in the wrong section