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vsrssisss ssarAsh svsssa~s Over sAs Use
FG .U psssesss OysssS Dses. W."
6rnATToRp, June N--william Mcrwin D
SONG Of Milford have engaged Capt Thomae
Scott. the submarine dlver and wrecker, 10 o..
anime their oyster beds Of Milford harbof fce
the purpose Of INVESTIGATING the movements d
the starAsh. This onemy Of the oyster Ia ID
tho habit Of bunchins un % the oysterrnen
term Il, NJ this Season Of the year to spawn.
The plan IA. after the punches Of starfish have
besn found by NO diver: to iowsr purse nss.
them aboard vssssIs. AID convey them u no
thing must Be- done and th~.s quietly OF tht
TIs :sr.h o S:sr Sar h:,s 3
hs .s q s I
s:d Sst h not 3: =. .c susS Ss
pr,seips Srssd sns grounds our Ii. s.as
issA e: ~ nSsursl oyster bsds "a Brias.psst
the oyster. Doth become attached TO Wi,aaSssf
they may come IN contact with, and 90 .tbs twS
hard bottom. and where OYSTER :hsYis sss r
trt6utsd 10 aud for the purposs efeafcSing ~
oyster spawn. Oftsn no largo stare OF bfe&A-.
snd yet the young stars viii Be- s6qndanT
Of having tbeir erops dsvoured aud ths .ks4e
n' I Which thsy have spent thousaada Of doi-
:. The Systs. gl.nssrs diasrsn thsar MeSs e =
ana oshss 9hS used y
dsyourinS tSeIr spssn. 'TSess ns6ss WsSt X
.sssl " w. a 10 ss. ~
DumoA In enormous Quantities.
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AMR1T1OUs PxnDMONTESE. /,


xooy Aeep u re Meas - AL HS00eA0D Of
....-. she Italaaa Fssais ssrvies.
ROME. June 5.-The trial of the soldier who
killed seven Of his comrades at the barracks OF
Pinrofaisons in Naples. has put In evidence
one Of the great inconvenience created BY tho
melting OF several nationalities into italian
unity. Tho adversariss Of the prison system
By which all the raoss inhabiting Italy. though
ethnographically and historically different
from each other. had already predicted that II
would bs dim 'ult to melt them all into tho cru
chile OF n perfect unity. They were not listened
to. and for answer they were told to look at the
army. which the iusionists said was tho pat
torn OF the country. Unhappily. the regional
ism existing In every branch OF the civil SER
vice pseps now out of the army In spite Of tho
most terrible repression.
1t 10 = fact that tho southernsrs hate the
northern Italians. and tho Romans hate the
dsys II Rs s much sasy dd II
bransh Of the public service. the Pisdmontsse
ara b,,ssng. and their domInssring has not re-
rssssd since it.ys unisstIon. Thsy are h I'M
ferior almost T. any race IN Ita y. intellectually.
Sass psser 70 han sns %
try they would b. soon rsducsi to pisy = a sec
' bower sna hod Il. poso
which give them the majority iG the
AnauolSt anu un!Sery OfROnlhSttOn0. O00 Oh
their favorite tricks H. To support each other
and stand bv each other faithfully. 30 they
succsed In securing promotions for their own
always 1t hand when the coveted place Is va
can't Thov always manage IN keep every liv-
ing soul away from thu supreme positions.
which seem 70 be tho exclusive lot Of this privi-
Legged race. The inspection III an italian d REQ
tory win show that all the mat important
niacss In the ministries. In Alpomacy, and 10
tho wrmy bolong u them. Hence they are
hated more and more.
Bribery Is SO well organ ixed by them In every
corner OF the public service that their craving
for money has earned them the titie Of italian
Jews. Like certain type OF the Hebrews. they
have quick eye tn BeR the profit side In every
question They arc like thesa Jews In the use 81
dsttery, and smie apOh their victims. out Of
whom they draw all thu advantage that can be
sque~zed. In tho ,hiiees they arc roady. for In
stance. to acknowledge toe learning 81 the
Tuscans. aud are willing to uss them NJ
ter than Al ltniIans. Tier. an. disponsd to nae
stsHdioess and courage OF the LombNrds. and
the obstinate perseverance, of tho Sardtntxns;
but they will not give anything In return.
In the army they have even their own Pc
cultar language. which may b calied tho OH
DIAL language. since overy rnHn who wsars u
uniform, from the King down 70 tho cadet s0sns
to have forgotten Italian, ami ~ apeak moth.
Ing hut PudmOntes0.
In tho army. especially since tho Misdea AZ
fair. discipline is enforced In perfectly terri
bic manner. Yet this mNkee Il worse and worse.
The example Os NisdsA within short time
has been followed by soidiera IN other places.
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az 1ILUszox d sas az.
TAe Anaie nfsansAia nasss - NGaaAsttss
Dsash--A Rsnssa nsvv - sAs Wssss.

''N'Ab h.a H.-L----~-> tfsT Na3ls
TAs Annie 1fss.sAia naass - AGaaAstssa
Dsash--A Pssssa nssy - Ne Wssss.
Tho painted mountain scenery at tho back
Of she AFswosks enclosure at Manhattan SsAch
fosms such . STRIKING tliusios ct tho half iisht
b. the SEQ that follows <hs settiAg Of the sun
that many who sss u for NE frst time ct the
bsash are PROMPTED 70 inquire what mountains
they are. Tho sseaery hero IN - nas
- that ct Lussrns." said . young woman
whose lest sumner Wss srent u Europe.
when she vas further down tho prom.
enAde. toward the Oriental Hotel. saA
saw hat the splendid cloud capped mountain
range wAs but sixteenth Of an tnoh thick. and
hat the marsh Of Bhsspshead BAv vss IN it,
rear her comments vpon natures handiwork
back Of th~ susf were not % extreyasant. II
MAJ, what pountain. those we're: When I
ssss ssG Ss.S wd
pss e 'Ssy q f.t = 3D., sss
tue show that occurs three tlmes Weok which
rApreesnts the honlbaFl msnt Of fskln. A strIp
S1dss WSsS - Ssns
q E~yy There 1S AZ huge a.; e:x INK 9s
rises sbovs The p water IKE ausy.
Sss..s s. sss =. sns: saad
asshins lime iisS.. is spon issss q he ian:
terms and drill Fl Chlao ~ soldiers. whose
ssSS ~ Ss 81
u Lt Of the scsI Then the sedan chair. cop.
i;sss q: Icy: 6 9sS.. Who .sai. ' - 6OS
eeES Siits 20 ;s';s rom q
p the air. ana red nrs Oils the sky. Bang and
then bang bang and then hsng.ety bang bins
soon:. ThsTe Is . general Sombsrdmens and
the sound Of mimic cannonsdlnG IL met BY the
noise Of real. muskstry. The hesysns seem
70 Ell: Ta 81 n %S s The ses sa
they aro called upon TO give. The Brit
nuch more, powdsr burned: novslts
spoutinG Jets that appear on the surface Of The
ens, and ~ they grow through tho air thsy
he: :s3 @ tse about :: 'sss
the time three or four fountains Of Ore play IN
the water: The audience believes that the ny
rotechnist z able to reconclle the opposing els-
very much like II. A gaspipe coming hush
for the beautiful golden spray.
CHINESE retreat 10 the mimic castles. The
cross offs George is planted on the ram psrts
and stuffed auits are thrown from the highest
toSsr e Tie dceOess mos. The bend ptys
upder the force Of mimic dynamite. Llrid
namse seem to consume the neets. They
mount to the tops OF the, mou ntains. At last
when only the prosaie Gss light is left and !
man begins to CRY out, This way out, please"
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SrANDARD TINE
I.e1isvine and Several 0ais Towns VIM Net
Tolesate Il

I<ouasvifIe and Several OAao Ts~>s vpln NJ
nS....-E
Mr.. w. r. Allen, the Secretary OF tho Oen.
oral conv"n'.oh Oh !"''rosa msena'es VINO
adopted the standard time system OF the United
~. ~, ,h.. T-,,..,,'.,s 49," Ia 49, W
turned back eighteen minutes from standard
dine to the old time. He SAID.
:. ws.
Inor0 s.o low c'oo inst sun suok 70 tno
lance to adopt the standard time. which an.
Ala nn Nal ~. ,.,,-,sa a. 49, s',..
S". ." a aa. sery fs .. IN inc county
running out OF Pittsburuh. one Of which Ia tan
and tho o,hsr slsven n,i,.. Inn. "a 80. =,
the Central Pacific Railroad systsm. I am In
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OoAI alxAas aslDY ron ssyoEz.
TIE ATsvsssas Needed - PrssaAsus Rsssss
- fevss - nsAs Assrs . Beg.


To n:v: 49,. = 49,: 49, = $1,000 s Hs's''
Poruvula June AIN few months
thsrs !: soins 70 b. a uprisins .aoas the
miners 10 the anthracite coal REGIONS such ~
w surDs:: some o. The nv Tort co.. com
i've little heed to the impovsrishsd cosdition
smother hat u.s %sy S %
sonndsns. e ., Il. i.iio. d.Ssi. ~. .sa n:
thing Of maintsiuine the tr.de a. the .xpenee
Of n. Door workman cant lat. me s worm viii
other systen, must be dev,sed And resort.d =,
The seed sown in this region b. George Har.
ria. President Of tho Miners. Am:lsams.sa As
sociauon, wn peer nui. Deiofs long. Iheeen
thousand :n,n.'; coal minors s..s .e:d,
h. Ssin. s1~msn,sa oor,imrs1. u '" Th. hs,m,n,
miner: .. are enrolled under II. same ban
have s,Snsd that, ns. ana ia ,S.'. -. -
help each other in times Of need 1idsummsr
NAV see The enrolmsnt Sni.hod hut shsr. I'll,
sssresis IS any dsmens.rssios ' Seio oe' coid
Mtnsr1 A%asanp:.:d AsSsosatiSn"
aSdoah lew sSspinss nncs. eSh hes Tor 1g iss
n mSmo n,snt hour. yCss Sigst hSSrs sleep
sI.ms sHnS .p ,my. NJ ~ ~ aay. Lno mot.o
W"rR 10, f%i s Inn NV wnsre men
iys ccrHt,on, u =, ~ .ne pkssens a'ssorGan.
hcra ~ cc,sH I,th .hs,~ Sn ny ooHV mayer
r n"rS 70 Sops itn men emrtoyon: thss my
th"m That Wo ,s Sa saw ora a. s% give NS
rS,nsss WIZ s o, .aS!, shey were msr. ma.
strIHs:-th., ~ AZ sns; VIZ nos 70 tom eaN
sovSs the SSivss n c ecSSse sna
labor n Iors psseesbls and eeuit.Se fash
fsrmlv AZ. Si1shs5 tHroohnS, t tn ~
SonI ysnInn ala t LnS ~ Ss
n Ma fS"r. sn ra. asH s,h t Q, m
porstions Snd mononoilUa whicS ksd hWhs sps,
SDsncrS Ss III tthhouvponvs Tncn n.y. nnnoIto
cessf Hs cams hers \, op nr.s.h Ss ~ Sesn s1S
SStion ts Spsnc, n ~, - Hsn s ~ sne snmo sn ~.
cosi Maid. "a. III IN 20 Ine snLotScsfe
SrcthrSn srs Ia cam ~ S.t.Ss ~ 70 on. n1s
Siseinn hss. "A S"Re 70 ssSSsnis4 WE asso-
Sssd fse open hand ~ NJ he s ms
isn1 1;i's H ne ~ MS ~ spoHsp az Ash n
Civ ana ssch ~ thnss n,scs rrn,, "a ~ ~,
Ssggi1 ef h oSSn VI 'hose H"ees 'romiseo 10 Or
AZ IN cInsn y; nj. rom.-r. sx.R.,ro..,,.-
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YES" said the father stroklng his sons
head fondiy. james 10 q bright intelligent boy. ana
come DAY hope to SEQ him oceapyns sxhaited POSI-
aoa 10 pehties"
"He ID osasAiRiy aae iAA," aNsSisscsd the VISITOR
~ Scyoa expect to do ssm's whsa you grow 70
aWsiL" answered the big. ~ hardly ksew NJ an.
hition now 10 70 be aons and sruthtu sRd nAal and
treat vsp sQuArelv And fairly aud study hard and b.
Respected NJ every k0dy."
"a IN an umdrrtons 10 the Old esnslepnsn;
WIS. de yes th!nt nos o. Js.nss eosspyins ~ o..
alted P0stie N politics soms dsv ~
"Mvl. think," whispered Sha fsthsr rather Greet
failsh that hs carries out his rressnt Intentions he
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A New U.- s.- r...s.l,..

II has heretofore bsen the practice" said Q
iAsGs Asasv II ssrtinS gocds TO ss"dbass ds
vsiop the Wussiss ad SECURE eaokaess II ssriks
hes been found that while this practice Wis we'll
enough developing rrasth the weight OF shs sand.
bags did not allow quick hitting. aad whsls u sii
rEh, for sugktnx wss not the proper thing for the
rs.ey focosi I: no. sssa !" ne Issss e. ssnd..s
Try L. suspend the 1ail Wy cord. ~ whe u better.
srsp, % the. Il hAnss sbon' isysi With the waist
struxth are required Ia naks ewAs 70 tie celllns;
ut With 0Sy as,sOs sra WITH s.s Ssn0 AND snrn
and qn,ck hils.t There are nsmssr q eeat.s@sn e
light and then again heavier one. and they have
become experts with their nsta"
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Mu.e Leave or The Cs.S !. Private.

Policeman Frank Werner OF tho Forty. second
street station puzzled ahead Of him Into the Yorkvs
urs Yesterday man with bloodspastsrsA shirt saA
bandaSed hand.
He was disordsfiy In the house at $40 West Forty.
ninth .I,,s:'" I'D the pecsmsn TO Js:tc. Murray
"Hh father" cad the prisoner, Fred Boyer. 10 the
landlord Of The house live 10. was moving out nv
s mad snd swors back {. him. III W. no. on police
and 30 struck with his club and raped fo' help"
warner" sad Justice Murray, you were not on
Grievance you inisa.ed YOUR ooial auhority You
made mistake, nnd caution you he more careful In
che future. Your prisoner % dlseharEsd."
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DIEn.

o'RE!LLY.-on June q, Bridget o'aailly. behaved
Oevan. ireland, IN the 3sth year OF her age =.
Relatives and friends Of the family. Of her brother
are rssPscttuy inyitsd to attend the Isns. from hs
QUIHN-On Wednesday. june Is. John Z. Quinn So0
Of ROse and The late Edward Qainn. -
Relatives and friends Of the family. aao the frieNaa
Ct he f.thsrn'l.w Robert o.rstnstsy. are Issp.St
at 10 O'Clock, from hts ste rssLdsncr $50 North al
st.. Drookiyn. 3. D.. Informant In Calvary Cemetery.
Ribbon saturday, June ~ 1884, At the fsp,d 400
Sf her scn. n,Sh.s! ksid aIo s.s sad :. afser ssS
Fuhers from g. Vincent fsrrers Church 6sth q aDA
Lexington av. Monday. the 3Oth inst. OO 4. Il
R-iAtives and friends invited TO attend. /
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My dear friend" said the minister APP
proschins the bedside ARE you that your lease
Of life II very short Z"
Ill an afraid II IT," the sick man replied "Ths
physician says there 10 no hope for doss he not :"
eyes. no Informs me thst you are rapidly nearing
ycsr end and come 70 offer you the consolation which
"You arc very kind" the sick responded CRATE
fully. fear that life ha. not beeu all that u should
have been IN that respect. shall very glad 70 talk
with you. bu'"-Aud here he spoke very earnestly
wish you wouldn't say thing anybody just yet
10 rrsaLd TO my .e~ks the con.oiston of religion.
may possibly recover afier oil, you know"
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eEa w1Lxks,s ADOPTED cHILDxsx
0s@sss $50 Aness MeKss - Take hss .Na0e
and D~s~oe hss Wosrv.


.. and 0~s~De hss Wossv.
George Wilkes. formerly editor Of wSlkss's
Spirit aS Tho Times. has obtained leave from the
Court Of Common Pleas to Adopt 40 his own
children 0eorge Mckay. aged 49, and Alicia
Mckay. 4 years old.
Mr.. wlikes In his petition SAYS he 10 .
bachelor. 81 years Of ara. and has no aesrer
relative than sister. He has retired from
business with an income OF over $4,000 year.
Tho mother Of the Mckay children died On
May 81 last. He will treat them. he says, ~
his own children. and u In his Intention 10
have than ut his death the greater part OF hts
proparty !s motiv. Tor this step Il. h. says.
the love and affection which he hsars for the
children and also b0ro for their mother.
ArS McEay's hnsbn nd abandoned hsr, h- says.
years ago. and In now surgoeed To DO dead.
% far as have heretofore assist~d them. are
Without means of support or protection. snd
desire that they shall assums and bear my
name Instead ~ that Of Mckay and DO de-,
pendent upon mo by legal right In tho future
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ooo. 900 N.... i. q. New D,-.s,.-y.

Tsow's New York City Directory for the year
ending lay 1855 10 out II oontsins SOoOoe aanss Of
which shout <otO begin with Sob. The pubi,shers say
thss the Increase In the numbsr Of due ossy
to NE Rrowth IT the siy - town. hourh the erection
II the mammoth ofce buAtnNs IN the lower districts
hiss made for hundreds Of psrsona there
were only doxeuA The lordiy tentors o sosne ~ the
the wAy q ts C.hyss-e<s fh.y ws.r croumtsnied v
Nv orcu,srs through Ne sil Ia
pshfs IT thsss houssa. The DsrecIOry 10 . marvel II
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Antonio Bulatoni keeps stale beer dive In
the basement Of 81 Thompson street. He cells stale beer
for thrse cents . pint He has been In the business
ssvsn year.. and 10 said that he has mshs s,oUoo
Yesterday nornins Thomas Sweeney. stoneeustss Of
$40 Greenwich STREET gent into Bestons place 10 rot
lser He seys thst Bvllatoni unbranded him foS
having transferred u. custom o. otksr saioo and
back 10 get hts hat He says thar BesionI assauItsd
him ax.,n rith ths Siso Thsn sweeney stabbed HrlIE
e hgs ~, pciioens. c.me in ssAtcni was taken 10
followed him In CAB, and took him home with them
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To TEE EDfIos OF The suN-Htr. On the
Nppsr pstt q the tssaa Shove tASsA street. es psops
susr ~ 6on Siberias bioodhounas aud sshsr ssv
Ass dogs who are allowed IA run ooss snd sumssxsd
Tine % the worss ofenders 10 uoanen. who oalht 70
knsw bStser who psvyea ~ Wstk Asteadsd ~ eosd
farerN fno h0no fUoLleo.
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Saddles 6"r abe Tasvhsys.

We'll" said tho driver OF Brooklyn car -
he ratified down sbs fulton street. hn yesterday athsfs
hes been great change In cowboys sncs drove tow.
horse. Then We were slad snsosh y ride down hill
saddle which. after much talk the oUiupahy has far.
nisnsd" Tue saddles sre ~ heavy Issther. nicely
padded The saving In tho and the hOrpss
backs y Ia asserted wh more tan yay Tor the 10
years e 10 say nothing Of the clothes OF the towboys
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LAYfoN-MAYs.-On Thurpdsy. June 10 Of the rea.
dsncs OF the brider parents, ny the Rev. Wlism q.
ter OF John NAYS Of Br0oklvn. - -
.AACDONA-RUssELL--On Wednesday, Juas o. -
Nicot Henry Iscdens 70 Lissis 7 Ka,ssu. . -.
spencer ElwlnR. Travere Of Nsnhsssss n. r.. to Ads
NY,
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THAT blsckinR brush YOU may have for fifty
esut bSs sss yos havs tus bsea lookiuG at viii
zoe o. :" ssiA Patton street dealer ysssetin$.
Mhers ao-s the dHsersises oe,ss INT"
ions 10 maAs f!an rssl hri.iise I'D We other from
Whwebeae Thew leok Just stks. bur, OF s0urse. die
ksstlss are better. Whsiebone hss sssd make
brushes for time u 10 divided w into srsds By
msshinsry. II dessuv tsaks . bsA brus6."
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MARiNE IxTELLl9EHoE
nWAvuas ALaAaAo--RWN ~. ~
eun rses... - enA ssts... - Nssa ssts.... -
Rlon vAfsa-Suis pAv.
SANDY Hooki 10 Gov lslandi2 sol nsu 0ats. -. =
AersvsA-sAIuns AZ. June -

AestveA-sAIunsv June -
81 Egypt sumnar. Liverpool aud Qnssustown.
y Bite, Hainel,usnn. Bremen cad Heuthampteo.
e x:sndam, Chsy alter, Amstsraan Juas Ia rs
&c Richmond. Stevens West Point
ehfp .. n. thomas, ktchols Liverpool. .a-.
BARK Sir John LAwrence, Bnrd Trieste. -
bark fruro Grove, Rnttsrdam.
AnAsne oup. l. s.LS
g Amsr,ags. from New YORK Tor Havfs has passsl
q Baltic, truth New York. q Queenstown. ~
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Whom paragraph from IN evening paper
announcing the sale u the 0uoa line steamer ArsVhs
- tbs National line shown the Outou line axsnt
he SGD: There 10 nOt word bf trnth IN It."
We havent bought the Arisona' said yount msn
ut the National line ofhce
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Dew aRbliextions
u EADABLE DoOKs.

STAGE STRUCK; 0R. aiIE WOULD BR Az 0PERA
siN9ER Aaovsi ny Blanche k"osevrtL 0ai ~.
Tie boot timely; IT, tale well t"iJ ia conversational
rncv aaturHi fall Ut tifs; ia dercr grNc aud
witty; n rAthos aevsHnRiy sciour. hut kenunb
sad moving; wurk VI andeHisie tsieni and uneosn-
mon c,fnhsOh sense.--b0sOa Pest. $50 a
Asenuns human, hons Nhs story Of srt aud re hesrG
philadelphia 1tinss.
Il Dc. Rsmor aud pA,hos sna 10 Gosh Of ss,las--
fisss s'' Wxs ONCE A NAN. as,or,. D. or.s.. q.
on.r, ~ ~ l,hn'r:,s!. $50 .,.,.....,. g.. :,
soSia eonpieaiIon sni travel. with msrvscas seis
tine AANex.-Ulnclunsti Commercial 0sxstts
fOkOS HOWARD q HULHgGT
~ taEk plaos New yoSes
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~ e NH,. zsgsy.:ys y Derby e I,:s1ss
xanilas, 10. Money saved. McCANNs. as BowsFy.
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Destroyed forever and healthy s~we sestosed " tto.
- - ~ vcdssned $50 Wall pAS for spy caAs q NOR
fSsnhsnT NsesssSis esbssttsn III e,f15tllaMs fsth
,ss Eth re Ss e s's - rnss :" ossssA e's''-'s.
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$780, Ths DgWpS ~ etc 1ssssA
Ss,s G.: :.s va. 4 .. s:sy :'s' -
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.Ks.cs.S':: 4, Msss. = C:r,!a.Ss s.sa.nsslinsy
DerbyA ei.eo. " Is, t2sO; saving d on ssch haE
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~ yau make 10 . rsle - Aaver al ysap
co6 drtnk with 10 or 10 drops OF Angostura Bntes yee
Gestive organs In good order But be You Get ~
cert Sons.
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0ens JsuSsA Out to day With sxsvs shssk hiss f0ursh
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THE REToRT DIsCouRTEous,

Now let us push this controversy as to
moral standards and what constitutes dis
honesty little closer to MIR. Carl Schurz
and the white eyed hypoerites of the Eoen-
ing Post. If they believe Mr.. Blaine to be
such person rs they represent him, thcy
could have no social relations with him.
Is there one of the whining crowd who
would refuse him social recognition if he
had tho opportunity? Mr.. Blaine has
cheated nobody, deceived nobody; he has
not put off upon con6diug community a
worthless stock, nor mado profitable
failure, nor sailed away leaving his credi-
tors in the .lurch. Mr.. Henry Willard,
whose recent career is pretty we'll known,
purchased the Eoenang Post for these
delicate pink seraphs to roost on and flap
their dainty wings. He went into bank
ruptcy some time ago. He surrendered
all he had to his creditors and was adj
mired for it. Poor man IIo started for
Europe tho other day, proposing not to
engage i'll business, but to have two or
three years repose. Bankrupt himself
but his wife had saved comfortable for
tune And the seraphs accompanied him
down tho bay and babe him goodbye
with deep emotion. Aud these are the
men. SO related to questionable transac-
tions and on snch terms with such bank.
rupt, who are rolling up the whites oil
their eyes every day, pretending that be.
cause Mr.. Blaine is not poor he must be
dishonest. Oh, humbug humbug These
men who are making SO much of the issue
of personal character are about rs unclean
n nest OF hypocrites as ever was uncovered.