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enable, often leading 10 insanity and death. II
strengthens the Nerves, Brain, memory Blood,
Muscles, Digestion AID Reproductive Organs. It
restores % all the organic functions their former
vigor ard vitality. making life cheerful and or
Joyeble. Price. 60 a bottle, four times the
quantity for $40. Sent by express. secure from
No c. o. D. sent except receipt of s. ss guar
antee. Letters requesting answers must inclose
stamp. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
us Olive ST.. St. Louis, No.
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A Faetory-Boy.

iClatterOox.I
A bows circumstances may be hard, bui
if he wastes his time in complaining, OF
suffers himself to be paralyzed, he will mover
get beyond them, as the boy OF this story
did:
Just above the wharves of Glasgow, on
the banks of the Clyde, there onced lived a
factory-boy, whom | will call Davie. AT
the age of ten ne entered a cottOn-factory Us
a "piecer."
He was employed from o'clock in the
morning till 8 at night. His parents were
very poor, and he well knew that his must
be a boyhood of very hard labor.
But then and there in that buzzing fac
tory, hs resolved that he would obtain an
education and become an intelligent and
useful man. With mis- very first week s
wages he purchased Ruddiman's 'Rudi-
ments of Latin
He then entered ar. evening school which
met between the hours of 8 and 10. He
paid the expenses of his instruction oHt Of
his own hard earnings.
At the age Of sixteen he could read Vir-
gil and Horace a. readily as the pupils OF
the English grammar schools.
He next began Il course OF self-Instruc-
ton. He had been advanced in the factory
from piecer to spinning-jenny.
He brought his books to the factory, and
placing one of them on the Jenny" with a
lesson before him, be divided his attention
between the running of the spindles and
the rudiments of knowledge.
He entered Glasgow University. He
knew that he must work his way; but he
also knew the power of resolution, and be
was willing to make almost any sacrifice TO
, gain the end.
He worked az e0t:on-spinning in the sum-
mer, lived frugslly and applied his savings
to his College studies in winter.
He completed the allotted course, and ct
the close was able to say, with praiseworthy
pride, II never had farthing that l did
not esrn."
That boy was DR.. David Livingstone.
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KNOTTY PROBLEMS.

IAN readers are invited TO furnish original
enigmas, charades. riddles, refuses and other
''knotty problems addressing all communics-
tons relative 70 this department TO E. r. Chad
bourn. Lewiston, Maine.l
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No. 1T4-ProbIem.

A boy agreed to walk mile every day
for eighty days on condition that he would
get S1.75 and board for every day he
worked, and when idle he would pay seven
ty.6ve cents for board. He earned $50 In
eighty days. How long did he work and
how long was he idle?I
CLARA HEITKAM.
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80 RoMPous NAME.

This curative needs no pompcus or incompre-
hensibe title of Greek or Latin 70 sustain it. but
its simple English name appeals directly 10 the
commcnsense az the people. And the people are
sgnally manisesting their appreciation of this
frsnkness by selecting and using DIR. Benson's
SKIN CURE in preference 70 all other professed
remedies.
DR.. G. W. Benson Has long been wei known as
a successful physician and surgeon, and his life
study has been the diseases of the nervous system
and of the skin; since he has been persuaded to
put his New Remedy and Favorite Prescription as
skin Cure on the market, various things
have sprung up into existence, or have woke up
from the sleepy state ia which they were before,
and now claim to be The Great Skin Cures
nSBewsre OF limitations. or the various articles
which have been advertised for years or struggled
along. having no real hold or merit on the public
that now endeavor 10 keep head above water by
advertising themselves as THE Great Skin Cure >,
None is genuine and reliable except Dr. c. "
Benson's Skin Cure. Each package and bottle
bears his likeness. Internal and external rem
edy. two bottles in one package. Price, 81; get
at your druggists.
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RELIEF for all ovERwoRKED BRAINS
CAUSE AND CURE.

DR.. C. W. Benson's CELERY and Chemomile Pills
are valuable for school children VINO suffer from
nervous headaches caused by IN overworked
brain in their studies and for all classes of hard
bIsin-workers, whose overtaskec nervous eenters
need repair and seoatioD. Nervous tremor, weak
ness and paralysis are being daily cured by these
Pills, They correct costiveness, but are not pHr
gstive. Price, so cents, or six boxes for $3.50.
postage tree, TO any address. For sale By all
druggists. Depot, Baltimore. Md, where the
Doctor can be addressed. Letters of inquiry
freely answered
c. n. CIitten.on Naw York. is wholesale agent
for DR.. G W. BenSt ~Hedies
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
kissing Baby.

On. lovelIer than the rosebud
Is my precious ba0ykin:
And the incest place for kissing him
The sweetest plaee-is not MS lace,
IT'S underneath his chin.
1t, ali! il is not every one
The pleasure that may win,
Ofkissing my dear baby
Ny pretty one. my darling one
just underneath his chinl
For 1t would never Go, you know,
That practice to begin,
OF letting everybody come
And have the blisS my babe TO kiss
Right underneath his chin!
For who. pray. would stay away
II kinder had oee1,
And given 20 all people leave
To take q kiss SO sweet as this
This underneath his chin?
What? so many little children
Wanting to come IN
A nd kiss my precious treasure
Ny beauty bright. my hearts delight
Here underneath his chin?
Well, If you are clean and wholesome,
and dressed neat as pin.
With no speek OF dirt upon you,
You may come near ank kiss him mere,
Right underneath his chin.
Though, If unkind or selfish
Ofill tempered you have been,
Oh then could not have you come
So close as this. aud then TO kiss
Dear baby under his chin
Now comes papa with whistle and clap:
He thinks with all that din
That be will get-yes, take just one
Two. three! Oh, iiei Why, those cost nlgn
Those underneath his chin.
Sure / must laugh, Papa declares
He is so near akin,
That he owns hall that kissing place
That sweetest place, that cuddl1est place
Under my baby's chini
Mrs. A. NJ DiaZ in Youths Companion.
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No. I57-Rfddle.

In person am tall and SLIM aud have but one
eye;
help the rich as well as poor, and even the
queen is indebted to me.
By some 1 am greatly priced; and am OF such
importance that
Have even aided history.
teach the sailor how to steer his ship across the
sea,
And am to him a never-fsiling guide. What
am i?
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No. 11o-rransnnsitinns.

l. Trsnspose jewel and form girls
nickname.
2. Transpose to season and form to en-
dure.
8. Trsnspose gentle and form foJd.
4. Transpose an index and form cry.
MANA.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Never fails TO cure NerT-
Gus Debility, Vital Ex-
b6Usi ion, E Emissions,
Seminal Weakness. LOST
MANHOOD, and ellthe
evil effects OF youthful
follies ard excuses. IL
stops permanently all
weakening, Involuntary
losses and drains upon
the system. the inevitable
result of these evil pIac-
ices. which are so de-
Structive TO minc and
hodV and make life mis-
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CAN
CANT
CANTO
CANTON
CANTONS

I6I.-MiII, vine
162.-1.Hsw-thorn; 2. Long-fellsw; 3.
Parton; A. Mark Twain; 5. Trow-bridge;
6. Ban croft.
1871. Here, ere; 2. Pride, ride; g.
Fear, ear; 4. Pair, air; 5. -Four, our; 6.
Pale, ale.
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No. 11S-APuzzle of Star

Friends, one and all, pray you show
How you nine stars would SO bestOw
Ten rows to form-in each row three
Tell me, ye wits, how this can be.
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Elegant Extract from woman's Rights
Speech.

lSan Francisco Chronicle.l
u believe that the sexes were created
perfectly equal, with the woman little
more equal than the man / also believe
that the world would be happier to-day if
man meyer existed. AS success man Is a
failure, and bless my stars that my moth
er was woman. l not only maintain
these principles, but also maintain SHIFT
less husband"
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4 Remarkable Discovery.
A REAL SKIN CURE.
THERE is ONLY ONE,
AND THAT WITH SIMPLE NAME
Prom the Home Journal
[From the Homo Jonrnall

Beware of imposters, pirates any old articles
which now suddenly claim TO be best. They have
been tried and found wanting, while this has
been proved remarkable success
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THE HOME.

"A IL uot d.uhseI si.st men have O hsme In that
lses whsre each cue has established his hearth and
as Of his possessions and fortunes; whence ne
M act aepart IL nothing calls him away whence II
= bAs departed he seems 10 be venderer, and IL be
sturas he ceases TO wsnder.-Dennition from Civil
80.
"Then stay 81 hou,s, my heart, and ren.
The bird 10 safest IN it's nest;
Ger all that f0rter their wings and ny
-Longfellov,
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Tit for Tat.

The late Rev. DR.. Bellows was one of the
most genial Of men, but no could hit hard
when ne had minded to:
d.. Bellows was told by grumpy Gen.
Hallsck, when be tried to interest him in
the Sanitary Commission, 81 hate philan-
thropsts."
"And we bste generals" said DR.. Bel
lows; "that IT," he added, "bogus generals,
L mean; just as you mean bogus philanthro-
pists, OF course"
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I 0CTS. for the star Spangled Banner for MI
IL Nothing like il: 10th yr. pages. illus. Spei
mems FREE. Address Banner. Hinsdaie. NJ
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Making Remarks.

While was in western hotel few
days ago had an engagement for o'clock
sharp. was at the dinner table when the
clock struck hslf-past 2, and / had some
distance to go. wanted cup of coffee. 1t
was brought. For wonder it was hot. /
quickly poured part of the smoking bever-
age in my SANGER and was drinking it when
a very pretty girl, with banged hair,
g. 500 diamonds in her ears and a copy of
Henry Dunbar by the side of her plate, said,
SO that / distinctly heard her, to her
mother, fat woman with queer top knot
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On. 1oveller than the rosebud
Is my precious oabykin:
And the incest place for kissing him
The sweetest PLACES not his lace,
Ills underneath b
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Prepared only By PONDS EXTRACT

NEW YORK AND LONDON.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Orders for & worth, carriage free, on receipt Of
81. 25 Orders for So worth, carriage free, on Ie-
eepts OF IS, If addressed 70 Ia Hesl l4th Street,
New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-09
. =
con:s 7oapEsor

W GMf
/ "a, ~, .oaI fdnart9at'eul rhurrl'
IN Durat not long 'lrcr, aud a. Dorset
las obtained arraminrl' lInrr a historic
Is nj. 81 k@ouiionar! ilurs aud as her
blntiml -oeprr) Las been the 'h"me %
n...s / .r,trr A. ,,r pastor + the inprst
,.iil,d p.sior lu Vermont, ,N"it on', C-'
,taas Kent aud hc went from l)ofret r
Il, h.r clnrI-trr has been IN aud ont for
over quarter Of Il century, II may not be
uuinlrrrsling 70 know something OF 'hral
,.y,.p il, ler friends and o. such OF your
.nbsa,ilp.t. A. have gone forth FROM Dor
-, ~ loqfs H. tlp. iva Nest ail South,
a., aaut n, t,.tify to tie cordlality with
.NbisL Ne A. stranger we're welcomed aud
,.ll4b 90 .aN extended 10 al . hu catered
the ,cs,ibulc y, the close OF tue Ih's
h,.ll .allinr together the 0orshipert We
.u.t, Al aurr rn.,.trd with a smile aud
hapdshake l,v the sexton aud conducted 10
a seat within The conr,s OF the sanctuary.
rtlike many scxtobs We found that this
1ua knew tlr value Of pure ar Although
he room Nas uafm SUD aumlorshl" there
VA. no sens Of oppression from siiiaied
ain We congratulate Dorset ei'n'eh MP
~ H., SEXTON ana lds SQUAD judgement ~
.,ra,ying nier. ventilation, etc, ani W.
AIN add ,bat as be- afler@trd- passed
,i.,,,,yb tie al .l,.s with "a" collection box
rrD.uIl No., pres. the thopght TIA, ue
ls,tLpd altaii.t ssdal. runnXh 10 ~ Hcs
..,a A.. ~. ri,t,sr,4l he house se onuld
M fail 4, ,t,aie. il. br.aiy ah. simplicity
Wtthaui display ~ ping after style u vet
hal that .itl. sh ri c',ull not fail to al
tr.,, ~. ham that il has lat~iy beeu r.
modelled il part, the money for winch
having h...a raisel hy thc lali,-- Of tl'e 20
e.r,, and expended under their snprtSi'
ton having changed the gallery from tia
r...t of the congregation TO the 'front.' th'
s.netrs Occupying position dlre'ily be
hind the speaker ,ilaneing al the chei
.s l,sheld many obi familiar faces First
Tie leader, \. l.. Cheney. ~ i 10 be = lhu
.,eian oi great ability. aa,hof Of the ne'
d. .,k e,il..l lise 's6oliea Gate. silli Ia
,.aay locks anI teanlfal aeecy Shisier
.ttrae,eI our .,teniiua AID a. nc hsiene'
= Ais ieep. clear soioe a. be sung "hoi,
Holy i ,hi. plses. AZ sere reminded Q
kfs, Dssli =, i,e 90 riiua iilau saus 10
.t,4..ot Col o., M rasmeys r'sh
uv.au Mr,. krat Ma Williams Mf'
Armstrong AnI An sykes si.o might b
s-i abe hithfal having i..~n me
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-09

The establishment OF the postal saving
bank system Is among the Possibilities
Al any rate the House committee on 'hr
subjrot have agreed 10 report bill 10 thai
,aec,, the fate Of which remains 10 be seen
The bill provides that the interes, shall
MOI elceed two per cent, and shall not he al
louea on any sum less than 81 or more THAI
5000 and that tho banks or sub-dcposl
tories nav h. established a. suitable none!
order Offices Al which ,he postmaster :
SALARY is BOT less than SiD0 II provide
thai the deposits shall not be subject t.
STATE of local tArstiou or TO seizure ioi
debt. sad that tho funds. except what - ~
quired iof the eanent business, shall g.
invested ia United States bonds bearing
not los. than three per cent interest or II b
arc available. in state, county or municipal
bonas The ball also provides for The
creation Of several othoes, 10 be held by The
persons who supervise the business Of To
proposed hAaks
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap'
pointment, and hereditary predisposl'
ton--all operate TO turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclincs 1t to shed
prematurely Ayers HAIR VIGOR VIII
restore faded or graz light or red hair
TO rich brown or esp black, rs may
be desired. II soltens and cleanses the
scalp, giving 1t a healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandrutf and humors.
by its use falling hair Is checked, and
new growth will be produced In all
cases where the follicles are not de-
stroycd or the glands decayed It's
effects are beautifully shown on brashy
weak, or sickly hair, on which few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure
In its results, 1t Is Incompatible as
dressing, and Is especially valued
for tho soft hstre and richness OF tone
II imparts.
AYERS HAIR ViGOR IL cOlorless
contains neither oil nor dye; aud vii
not soil or color white cambria; ye
II lasts long on the hair, and keep
II fresh and vigorous, impartinS VI
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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Tie \. :. Tines Washington CORES

Tie y. \. Times Washington CORES
pondeni under date Of March 9TH says.
II is reported TO. day that the vacant. sea
IN the Supreme Cour, has been offered to
senator Edmunds, aud that he has declin
"a for the reasons that his health will
no, permit him 10 undertake the work
that DO prefers TO remain IN the senate
After senator Edmunds returned from tho
North lew days ago, when he was men
toned a. q candidate for the place, hr
empha,ically told some Of his friends that
BE- would no, take the position II 1t should
II offered 10 bum, His friends say thai
l.e can remain in the Senate as long as b.
desires 10 do SO. SO high is the estimate
here among high minded men OF the yalu
81 his services in the senate that his re
moal 10 the Supreme Court would be geL
ais regretted. even by the many ~h'
eadily admit that bis learning, ability ga.
character alnnaantly qualify him iot Ia"
position b. is said 10 have refused.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ANUTNHNWF
lie uninterrupted, having besn sppoint1d /.
the Hon Probate Confi for the District ~ Man
chester Commissioners, TO receive. 'umlt' ~
.diuyt All claims ard demands Of ~ tiittr
agsins, the estate Of
Jane. Anderson, late Of bAuthsster,
IA, ,std district deceased, aud al elsmt sthil-
tied in Offset thereto, hereby give notice iltiss
will meet tor the pufpostr stortsaid. 81 tbs
Ia comic Hotel 10 MAnchestsp. Aforesaid.
90 the oh day o. Augn,t ne't
from niue O'Clock, p. M. nniH fbuf
O'Clock y M on ssi1 day. and that si1 months
from the 9TH day OF February a, y, ith4 Ia Ibs
time limited by ssid Court f0r ssid oiediiets TO
present thaif claims 10 10 Tor eIbminstl'n sid
allowance.
Dated At Manchester. THE 9tb day Of February
4. D 1852.
40ss G. u. MUkhOk,
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l,ue iish OF -aiaan hruins, unknown
wiil recent wears eru quite ahabiaut ~
the wAt'r, OF Lake Champlain,
High water caused damage by flooding
manufacturing establishments At Yer
grnars las, week.
Rev NJ Is. Tllotson of st. Johnsbury
has beeu in the ministry ~ years and has
attended 100 funerals.
Hollands small poA patients are getting
well and the disease is under control
proceed from vaccination, are reported in
White River valley
donation party IN George Chase's
house at Bethel last week, proving too
heavy Tor the parlor floor, involuntary adj.
iourned to the cellar, many persons get
ting severe bruises in the descent
A Roynlton woman found a package
OF Blasting powder in her pantry the other
day aud, not knowing what it was, threw
il into the stove, marked rise in lids and
kettles resulting.
The Mssisquoi, Lanoille aud other riv'
ers Of northern Vermont are much swollen
by the heavy rains, The ice in the rivers
broke up. flooding the adjacent fields and
highways The st. JoAnsbury and Lake
Champlsin railroad was washed away at
Fletcher. East Fairfield and East Hard
wick Other roads had portions OF their
track carried away.
The Probat. court decided Friday at
Bennington for the defendant III the case
OF Ellsworth against the estate of Alonzo
Rudd Miss Wealthy Ellsworth obtained
from New York State justice valid du
plicate marriage certificate and sued for
widows dover. The court decides that
no marriage took place aud the case goes
to the County court The woman IL also
under indictment Tor perjury.
A serious fire occ AIRED at North Troy on
the evening OF March 2nl, Buildings
burned were Forsaiths furniture store
Parkhur.t. livery stable, Seaver's hard
ware store. Forsailll's loss is $1,000; I'M
insured. Parkhursts loss is $1,000; in.
sured for So, 800. g. w Seaver 4 Sons
loss IL $1,000. O. n. Elkins block was
somewhat damaged; insured for $1,000.
Mrs. Il. p. Lewis, millinery loses 81, 900.
insured The above is the best business
part of the village The fire caught from
a stosepipe.
The directors Of the Connecticut River
Mutual fire insurance company yotod ON
Tuesday IN q special meeting III the com
lpanys otiioo At h,llows Falls to Wind up
It's business, all policies TO he cancelled
before March 20 The company was or
pJniz,.l ia 1896 aud has issued III q.
POD ris>; holding insurance on sl6I9, ON
worth OF property and having IN force oyei
800 Oh ~ premala uuteai l'- average
ssnIrni MAS . 10 per erht,, but o"tnt
osing To popularity OF stock Insurance
aud Tia. decrease OF the premium notes, it'
Was tilnu.ht b. liy the directors to close
the bpsinesa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-09

Congress is debating the question OF 10.
stricllng Chinese immigration, There are
good arguments on both sides aud the Sen
ate seoms 10 be pretty evenly divided on
The subject. Edmunds thinks the right
10 restrict or prohibit immigration OF peo'
pla considered Objectionable exists and
tina, 1t may be good policy sometimes to
exercise thus right, and his idea seems 70
lie that il the prohibition should exist for
the period OF ten years IL would give time
a. .oe y he ther the Chinese already here
would assimilale with our people aud MAKE
good citizens or not
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A Il LAWS RsrA1s.

Al ssTATr on yTs MOST Mfaehssi ~ District, -.
AT Al . Probsts Court held Al Manchester, 10
,sd District, on the 7th day Of March. a. D.
1874
Present Hon. H.nbsy Howard, yHdge.
James Law, Administrator Of the estate, ~.
usts In AID district. ~ Alexander u Law, late
AZ salem, ln The county Of HsslingiIn, and
state Of Mes York. proposing 20 render an se-
eount u bls sdmiuisustioii on saln estate. hs
oydsr.d ~ ssld Court that said secsnst bs ~
,raiued for allowance at session hereof W 10
Rid 81 The Probate Once in Manchester - aid
d ,trlct 40 Tie nth day ~ hsrch b 1882,
A 10 e.eel .. ~ asd tLsi t0tes be siysn 20 al
psr.ops ipisfestsc ~ tie publication 81 'bis o.
der In tnt ManchssttT yOtEsbL, tepspspsT
pripted Al ,sid Hsbshesisr, three sssas sgcesss
si,sly. previous ~ said time " bssripg.
,ss. Attest, hAssHY HOWARD, Jads
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-09

During the Last year the Methodis'S
have been very active making converts
among the Chinese OF Salt Lake, and many
~ The Celestials are ronouncing the faith
Of Coufuclus 10 embrace the more modern
tenets Of Christianity. Those who have
had the most experience in converting tho
Monaghan have discovered that the power
81 song is more potent lever topry under
the edge Of heathenlsm than the influence OF
prayer. As soon IS CELESTIAL can "
taught TO sing Sabbath school hymns he Il
gone. 40 far as his old faith is concerned
The Chinese who have been converted
have not only stuck by their change OF
hear, bu, are studiously engaged in work OF
eyangclizing their fellow heather wh'
groupe IN darkness. - Sah LAKE Ti'S""e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-03-09

Ia refusing 10 commute the sentence OF
81 Louis murderer, the governor of Mis-
soun says. :" i have not one particle OF
.ympsihy for the murderers Of women,
y 10. after the cowardly deed, shrink be.
hind the coVards plea Of insanity and
plead for mercy. They should remember
that the law Was not made for mercy, but
punishment, aud that, having had no
mercy toward their victims, they have no
right 10 ask such from the executors q
tho law