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New Books.
The following new books have been
added to the Circulating Library: The
Formation of Vegetable Mould, Charles
Darwin; Morocco: Its People and
Places, Edmond DeAmicis; The Army Of
the Cumberland, Henry NJ. Cist; The Sec
ond Battle Of Bull Run, Jacob D. Cox
George at the Fort, Harry Castlemon.
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Entertainment.
The Bee Hive Society will give an en-
tertainment in the Methodist church this
evening, consisting Of singing, instrument
tai music, recitations, &C., c good pro-
eramme Is announced and all who attend
will enjoy an interesting evening besides
aiding in good work. home missions.
The prics Of adnissicn is silver Offering,
asfs q an1lh Z . {. -. s.
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Not Identiaed.

Not Identified.
telegram was sent out of Camden, on
Friday night last to the New York papers
stating that the body of John Lyons, the
engineer of the Henry G. Pratt, the tug
boat which exploded at No. South
Wharves, Philadelphia, some six weeks
ago, had been found in the Delaware
River, near Federal street, in that city
on Friday night oflast week. His mother,
who is an aged widow lady, residing IN
Bordentown, received dispatch on that
evening asking her to come to that city
to identify the remains. The old lady
took an early train on Saturday morning
and after viewing the remains stated that
the corpse was not that Of her son.
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Commandsr-in-ehisf Merrill, accom-
panied BY members Of his staff will visit
the Department Of New Jersey q, A. b.,
during this month,
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hecrsamery commenced operation on
Monday morning and the increased pat
ronags Of farmers would indicate that 1t
viii run tor quite . seaseu.
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Patience is announced for the Opera
House on Monday May 22d. All should
see this famous play. See advertisement
I'm another column.
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Bit n Thumb on.

Bit n Thumb on.
Leonard Adams, well-known charac-
ter Of Burlington, had a spree on his own
account in that place. An officer arres-
ted him, after hard tusale, during which
Leonard got the officers humb in his
teeth and bit it of at the tjoint. He
was committed in defaultSsf bail for his
anpearancs at Court.
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Life i made up Of small things, the
smallest being the man who runs in debt
for his newspaper, and then orders his
paper stopped before paying his dues.
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rjuclaimed letters.

Unclaimed Letters.
The following unclaimed letters re-
main In the Post Office 8. w. Barton,
Amo. Bnzby, E. Eldridge, William Fie-
las, Edward Hanel, Mrs. Mary Hozier,
Thomas Keely, Mrs. Charles King, Sam
uel G. Rue, Mrs. Ella Stuart.
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County Collector Powell and Auditor
Gibson win be at their Office on Saturdays
hereafter instead Of Fridays.
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!; Any person sending us FIVE new sub
scribers and five dollars viii receive THE
News one year free. sfs
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Garden 'ssassD ofvarious kinds is COM
ing to our market. II will soon be plen-
tiful.
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S-s-s-soda water at Craig Moffett's drug
store. The fountain is open and almost
free--only 5 cents glass. Refreshing
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We had the coolest April this year that
has been known for thirty-one years. ssis
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No Indictments s4I--17
The Camden grand jury has ignored
the complaints brought by John P. Ken
nsy, late Republican candidate for Asses
sor-at-Large, and Coroner Justice against
Samuel W. Sempls, editor Of the Camden
Democrat, for libel and Editor semple's
charge against Coroner Justice for per-
iurv
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For drst-class cigar 80 to Warmers,
also large assortment Of canes just re-
9csived.
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no sHIPeERs.

The Steamer Fieet~ing viii leavessmple'
wharf Mount Holly, n. J., Mondays and
Thqrs lays, and Philadelphia on Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Freight received at Mount Holly on Nom
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
up to A. NJ, and at Brown street wharf,
rnladeiphia. on Tuesday and Friday up TO
II o'clock A.
freight carried at very low rates.
@. II. BRAESON, Manager.
a superior article of carefully prepared
sEMPLE & ONs' YARD,
april IL. Mount Holly.
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PHILA., MARLT0N 4 nEDFeRD q. r.


Leave Medford for Philadelphia, IT'S, 10 15
A. NJ, 4. 80 5.a2, p. II. Sundays, so A. M, LIS
P. N.
Leave Marlton for Philadelphia, 7.30, 1880
A. M, 1885, 5.49 r NJ. Sunday at sos A. M.
and 4.30 p. M.
Leave Philadelphia, and II A. NJ, and 5P.
NJ Sundays at o 100 and 6P.M
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Court.

On Thursday morning the trial OF the
indictment against Thomas Oliver, for
committing nameIess assault on Nellie
Hawkins, a child under ten years Of age
was taken up and consumed the time Of
the Court until Monday morning, when
the jury returned a verdict OF guilty.
The details of the case are not ct for pub.
lication, the parties are all from New
Hanover township and the evidence
tends to show healthy state of morality
In that section Of the country; the defend.
ant is a man about sixty years of age; the
girls age has already been stated. Hem
Erickson for State. Gaskill and Eooy for
defendant.
On Friday morning before the regular
order Of business was taken up, Charles
Dixey, Of Beverly, indicted for keeping 9
disorderly house and selling liquor with
out license, &c., presented physicians .
certificate Of the illness Of the defendant
and succeeded in having the matter laid
over for the term.
Judge Parker came down on Saturday
morning to dispose of some civil matters
in the Circuit and Supreme Court. he re-
turned at eleven o'clock. Nothing being
ready for hearing.
On Monday morning, George Wills
was tried for stealing cranberries from
lands on estate of the late NJ. Raleigh
in Atsion. The case was continued until
Tuesday afternoon when the jury rendered
verdict of acquittal.
All the jurors were then discharged
until the 18th inst
Appeal court will be held on Monday.
Beard of FreehoIders.
The new Board of Freehslders met in
Court House on Wednesday. The curb
stone caucus was in full operation from
the lower hotel to the place of meeting,
long before the hour of meeting. About
11.s0 o'clock the members of the different
parties " ~to caucus in the upper
rooms. I through at IL O'Clock
and the Bo. zen met in regular session
and proceeded % organize. The clerk
called the roll of the Board and all the
members we're marked present. They
were then sworn 10 by Judge Lee. Be-
fore any attempt was made to organize
Freeholder Wills stated the Democratic
Committee on Organization was ready tc
meet the Republican Committee and ther
by common consent, as no motion wa
made, the Board took recess. The two
committees assembled in the grand jury
room but before transacting any busines:
adjourned for dinner.
The afternoon was consumed until 81
o'clock with the members caucusine
The clerk attempted to call the Boar,
together at o'clock but as the Republi
cans had not finished their deliberation
quorum was not present. The roll wa
called the second time bat only eleye
members responded. Mr.. Morgan move,
that q committee Of enc be appointed i
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See advertisement Of q maIsEOa J, wanted :
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Rassroad Time Table.

Trains leape from Mount Holy as follows:
For Philadelphia, $40, 7.o5, 800, $50. TO- 8.
A. NJ. H. 81. Z. As. 4.5l. 8. TAG, 1920 p. NJ.
On Sundays, $50, II. so A. NJ, and SOP. NJ.
For New York via Hightstown, 7.57 A. N.
For Pemberton Il s.. .. .l5A M. II. 90. 4.57,
6.o9. 7.32P. n. On sundays. 7.36 ?. NJ.
For yincentown, .l5A. NJ, IL. 9. 09P. II.
For Hfghtstown, 1857 A. NJ. 4.57 7. M.
FOR burlington, 500, 1885 A. M.s 2 30, 4.b2, e.25
For Medford, s.r A. NJ, IL. o.. s.5s, s.l4 P. M.
For Tnckerton and n. j. =. Il. R., s.l5 A. NJ,
KINKoRA BRANcH.-Leave Kinkora, s.s5
a: NJ, ]. ~, $50 9P. M. ;Lewtstown for Kinkora,
1.56 A. NJ. 12.47. 468P. NJ.
Trains Leave for Mount Holly as JollotUs:
From Philadelphia, T. 90. 8. 80. II A. NJ, 1, 9, 4
so, $50, 80, 10, II. 30P. N. On sundays, 10
4. NJ, !. and 6.30P. N.
From New York, 7.55 A. NJ. l2.55, s.55, 4.35
r. NJ.
From Trenton. 7.5o. 10 .o2 A. M. ESQ, S.l7, .. 30
p. N.
From vincentown, s.sS. 1910 A. NJ. In.
From fsm5srten. $40, $40 10 1867 A.x..la IS,
rsas 80 4 5s;;4s,esl, ;as, 80 y ~, = a. :.
From burlington, 1885, 1l.z5 A. NJ, s.ls. $40,
From Madford. 7.so. o.1o 4. M. q 4.so r. M.
From Writings. IS Al M. 5.2zP. n
From Tuckerfon, 8.4s A. NJ. 3.45P. NJ.
From Barnegat. .. A. M, 4.35P.M,
From A Ro rur NJ
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Your trunk is missing.
A dam good sell.

Where the joke started from is still a
myst.ry and probably it will remain SO,
but some of the operators are swearing
vengeance ON the perpertrator.
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The P. 3. 3. pay car on this division
is . beauty and is handsomely fitted up.
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"1Re Neics" has a larger circulation Il
burlington county than any paper published
outside Of Mount Holly.
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CHARLES STOKES.

deceased, and the Mount Holly newspap.
ersfcr publication.
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Your trunk is missing.

our trunk IS missing.
ADAM GooDsELL.
As each operator took the words he
would at once commence inquiry, and
messenger boys were sent here and there
in search of the missing article, but all to
no purpose, and finally the search was
abandoned. After awhile, however, an
operator having few leisure moments
began studying over the words and let
tiers in the despatch and finally he thought
that if it was read in the following man
ner the mystery would be solved
To Elephant
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PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE.
JERSEY CRY, N. j.. Sept. .16, 1881.
H. H WIENER 4 Co. Sirs--
have been cured Of Briehfs Disease

By using the remedy known as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. s'es is5as
RuFUs w. PEACOCK, NJ. D.
Druggists say that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 10 the best remedy
for females that they ever heard of. for II
gives univsral satisfaction. Send to Mrs.
Lydia E. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr.

Monday, Nay Sth, 8 p. M.
The receipts of live stock at the Philadel.
phia stock yards were: For the week, 290O
beeves, 1850 sheep and 5000 hogs; previous
week. 2400 heeves, $500 sheep and $500 hogs
cline of &c.
Quotations = Exsra. s!4@s74c; good. .7s4@
71sc. fat cows, 43407.
Milch Cows were dun at S25@S55 lH
Sheep-The market during the past week
Is 600 head, against 5000 for The previous
week. Among these were large number
OF Gull Sheep and Lambs, which were hard
TO dispose Of at any figure, and in conse-
Quotations Extra wool, 755asc = good wool.
7@7sgc.; medium wool 6l<@6%c.; com.
mon wool, 53z@61sc culls wool, 41z@51kc
sheared sheep, 3@7l4c. spring do. sl.6O@s6
Calves : Western, s@sc.; Chester county,
61z@815c. N
Hogs were in good demand at former pri-
ces.
Quotatious-Extra, very few lie: good
l01z@109zc.: medium 10@l0N.
Dressed beayes were fairly active and
closed at ltal27zc. M
Dressed sheep were active with sales Of
s57 head ct l lal215. 0 +
Park Drove Yard, SD and Lancaster ueenue.
West Philadelphia. Nay 6th, 1892. Z.
Sheep, Extra, 1l0--lS0 tbs., 71z97L: good.
sheep. 5@515c good slambs 71z@7A common
@isnabs. @ e14s1z@; Calves: eto So. Arrivals
CHICAGO. May ss-The DrDvrs Journal rel
ports Hogs : Receipts, 1000 head ship
At m advance G @ of Sc Common to rood pSa1ys r
ed So 90aT.5o.
FARMERS BAY AND STRAW MARKET,
Philadelnhis, for week ending May Q, 1882
Inads--Hav 25R. Straw 60 Avarara prioa
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WAsTnD' &. ~. ...
A GOOD LIVE BUSINESS NAN FOR
OUTDOOR WORK. FOR FURTHER PAR
TICULARS GALL AT OR ADDRESS
April Is. 's2. as.ss THIS OFFICE.
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A Search for n Trunk.


One day last week the following de-
spatch went over the telegraph wires
through this section of New Jersey:
"To l.. f. FAINT
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PEDIGREE ON THE stREls SIDE.

ists Censor; Cd. Lexington 81 Boston
ths Tam Oline; 9th, Sir Archey 9Th. Inlpor-s
ed Diomede-the BEST horse ever Imported
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Church DIRECTORY.

y. T. &. A Meets at their rooms in Foa.
ier'a brick building on Saturday evenings
a. 30 o'clock. and on Sabbath afternoons at
!. business iAeetinga arc held on .ho even
ing Of tho second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited 10 attend.
u. T.. CnuRoiL- -Prcachingevcry Sabbath,
AZ II A. a., and r. NJ. by Rev. r. G.. Ir.
vina, u. u. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. ~.
ffaycF meeting every Thursday evening.
EyAScKtfcAL Curnc1f. Preaching on Sab.
hatt at II A. s.. and = r. n. Sabbath
school le:l5. frayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. W. &. kAn.ner, pastor.
CoSaREaAuosALCH CHuncn. n.-Sorvicoaevcry
Sabbath AZ II 4. y. and S r. n. Sabbath
School - 2.3D. Prayer meeting on
lhursday evening Of each week. j. ".
Harris, pastor.
~. T.. CHrncn, Sou4n. Services every
Sabbath ~ -. faul's NJ. 4. Church, South,
at II 4. II. and : ] ?. II. Sabbath School
AZ III r. s.. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day oyenng NJ. c. Miller, pastor.
NJ. l.. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbath
a. II 4. II. and u +. ~ song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
Y 30 ?. 81. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. l. Dillon, pastor.
PhEHYrEEIAS CuUEcn. Service every
sabbath morning and evening in College
Chapel Sunday Sehoo!immcdiAtoly ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Ihunday evening. Reg. Iaaac IL. Condit
pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.. Services every Sun.
day, morning at III q. M, evening at "a p.
~. noly communion every Sunday morn.
ing A. 9'iJ a. IA. "Wednesday : 80 y. m.
liobt. l.. Stevens. paa;or.
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TEnrERAECE.
SLAMMED INro 1T.

bHAhEb INIp AI'
A costermenger'S donkey came to
the foot of hill and there he stopped.
Ho ohstinalely refused 10 pull up tho
hill. The castermenger tried coaxlng,
but II was of no use. Then he tried
other measures, bueno use. At last
he took The donkey out of the shafts
and got In himself and pulled the bar
row up the hill,
"Why are yeu doing that ?" said
bystander"
"Well," tho man slld, al thought
I'd shame him into 1t.
Well, the English people have been
shamed Into total abstinence. Tho
London Times said "You may go
all over the world aud SEQ the lowest
degradations of every nation-tho
Chinese with t&eir opium, the Japa-
nesa with tho same dras-but nc
where can there be gathered together
such iilfh, such Iottennes", such
mass of purefying sores, as In the pur-
heua of wel!-to-do London Gin Pal
ace" Ajudgo lately said man Oft
Ell goes Into "A beer house respect.
able man and comes out = felon. Now
drinking In such proportions and pro-
ducing such debasement and wide
spread misery has driven tho upper
classes of Eagland into the temper
ance ranks.
II has forced the attention OF med
ical mtn TO the question--oyon those
who stand at the head Ct the profes-
sion. Thare Is Sir Wiliism Gull, The
physician t. the Royal Family, and
Sir Heary Thompson, whose income
from his profession, alone Is E70, ,o0O
a year-tho King of the Belgians
paid him g, 900 70; one operation
aud thare is DR.. Richardson oil
these eminent men have stated 1t as
their oaiaion that alcohol Is not ssod.
The Bishep CT Durham, Dr. Light
foot, Is one OF our most earacst adyo-
Gates. He Is one Of the greatest Bib
Heal crItics-theolosians Is the prop
or word-in the world aBe he goes
up and dow" his great diocese prc..ch
ing total abstinence. The Dean o.
Yorl; presided at one Of mg meet
ines.
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mine was cured of IA severe case by
its use, and another recovered from n
lame back after applying the oil a few
times. You can get plenty of facts
Of the same kind in this neighbor-
hood" Mr.. G. S. Biglow, one Of the
proprletors of the Western Iron Work,
316 and 3ls Mission street, between
Fremont aud Beale, was even warm
er in his praise of ST. Jacobs Oil than
Mr.. Gilmore. To use his own words,
he considered 1t "the boss medicine
for rheumatism" for he himself had
been cured OF n severe case by It's use.
Pursuing his enquiries the gatherer
Of facts entered the Mechanics Mills,
at tho corner of Mission and Fremont
streets, owned by Wells, Russell X
Co., whore he was introduced to Mr..
John Welsh, the foreman. 'Iave
you any experience he askesi, ''of
shis st. Jacobs Oil or observed whcth.
or the men in the shop use IL as 4
remedy in case of accidents or for
pains ~ Il balleve they use moth
ing but this OIL" replied Mr.. Welsh.
"Oae OF the hands employed in the
mills jammed his foet badly not long
ago, and q short time after applying
the oil thoroughly he was eatirely
cured. Had It not been for the Great
German Remedy he would have been
laid up for a week. In nv opinion
there Is no article under the sur equal
to ST. Jaeoes Oil ter the purpose 1t is
designed. Being pretty well caIis-
lsd, by these inquiries, of the valu :
of the Great German Remedy and
the Iniversality OF its use, the gcntio-
man of the press had concluded to
seek no further but it was suggest
ell to him that the Fulton Iron
Works, the important establishment
Of Hinekley, Spiers Il Hayes, on Ere
mont street, might contribute to his
stock of Information, and he bert his
way thither. He found the prGprle-
tors, and their testimony was most
conclusive. .'St. Jaceqs OILS" the"
said, "Is an indispensable artia ..
our works. The hands employed Say
they cannot do without it. They
have used the remedy for spraius,
bruises, burns, cuts and all kinds oi
hurts and accidents, aud 1t has never
failed To care. 1t Is M article that |,
worth the highest recommends
tions
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eIztNkc fEoH TaE rEiSEy:t.E NEVIS


Messrs. I. ID. Price and Z. ".
Burekhari are visiting friends in this
place.
Abe Hackleman and family has
been stopping In town the past week.
J. E. JefTery came down from the
Upper Ochoco on last Tuesday. Tie
brought S14 in little nuggets, as .
specimen OF one days WORK, single
handed.
Notice small posters announcing
the sale Of part of the effects 0f the
late VIM. Mcbride, Who was drown
ed in Crooked river i few weeks go.
Mrs. Mcbride iatends returning 20
the valley, and desires 10 sell what
will not be easily Transported.
.. l.. S. A.-The time TO- the
Spring RJdero Is now at hlnd, aud
those WHO desire 10 become mombeTs
or the Ochoc0 Live Stock Association
shoald come forward Immediately
aad sign The constitution. TIE fee
for becoming member is only fifty
cents. The president of the District
deaiTss all 10 meet fJr consultation
and arrangement OF spring riding.
Those living al 4 distance aud who
have not yet paid their fees, and
signed the consultation Of tho A~sncia.
ton caa become members by sending
name and Nancy, 10 the society at
Prinev;lie. Steck men should come
forward Immediately aud show their
willingness for unity Of action in the
work that viii soon commence upon
the range. The benefits of this As
sociatiou have been fully explained
already but none will be considered
Ender its protection unless they fully
endorse The constitution and bylaws,
and have paid their fees for becCm-
ing members.
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&c EIchRu's Golden Balsam No.
Cures CHANGERS, fret and second stages Sores
on the Legs and Body; Syphilitic Catarrah, dis
eascd Scalp, and all primary forms of the disease
Price, $500 per Bottle.
&c Isichnu's Golden RaIsam No. Q.
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphililic Rheumatism
Pains IN the Bones, liberated Throat, SyphiIitic
Rash, Lumps, ETC., and eradioates all diseases
from the system, whether caused by had treat.
ment or abuse OF mercury, leaving the blood pure
aud healthy. Price, $500 per Bottle
Le RIcElau'g Golden Spanish AntItIOte
for the cure OF Gonorrh@a, elect, etc. Price
$3.50 per Bottle.
lie Richau's Golden spanish Injection.
wash for cure OF Gleet STRUCTURES, Disease OF
the Urethra and Bladder, etc. Price, 81 so per
Bottle -
LIE Richau's Golden Ointment for tho
effective healing of Syphilitic Sores and Erup-
tlons. Price, $l.0o per Bottle.
Also Agents for Lc RIchau's Golden pills. for
weakness, loss OF physical powers and all diseases
arising from abuse and excess oyer-work. Price
$500 per Box.
Sent everywhere, c. 0. D., securely packed pc
Express.
q. II. RICHARDS &C 60. Agents, 427 q 42o
SInsolne street. Corner Clay, San Francisco, Cal
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The people of Leeds, England, are
TO he congratulated upon having for
their chief magistrate total abstain
er, May latham member of the
Society Of Friends, who neither uses
wioe himself nor provides It for his
own or for tho eity's guests. At q
recant opening Of a working mems
temperance hall at Shiploy Mayor
latham said. Temperance was the
root Of all social advancement, whllo
its opposite led 10 nothing but sick
ness, distress and ruin. If 1t was on
Iy possible to obtain nation of total
abstainers there would $50 no psuper-
ism, no crime and no lunacy, but
comfort aud abundance" He had Gin.
vited the council to dine with him
without tho usual accompaniment of
intoxicating liquors." and again he
had repeated the experiment, and
with very satisfactory results, when
Ii foil 10 his duty to give an assiZe
dinner, at which were judges, lead
ing members Of The bar, etc, and ne
added Gwen il Her Majesty visit
ed LeedS she might bo well entertain
ed on the same principle at least
she would be If she visited the hail
during the time that it was his oliic-
ial home. He had had no wine in
his house for forty years, and he
made no exception in the mayors
parlor at the town hall" Such q
mayor is au honor to any city.
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Notice Of Appointment
Of Guardians,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned were by order of the
County Court Of Linn county, Oregon,
duly made and enteIed of record January
Sd, 1882, appointed Guardians of the
estate of VIM. Klamer, an insane person.
All persons having claims against said
estate ere hereby requested to present
them to the undersigned at the Office of
Hewitt u Bryant, in Albany. Oregon,
from this date.
Dated 1T Albany, this 2Ist day ofMarch,
1882.
MARTIN RIIAND,
SUSAN kEAMER,
(tiIartiianS