The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-02-27

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a them lad tie batter right 70 b called
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exclaimed the Nonkey. And ! have
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lean FIy. Tie Dispute waved - hOt
that II Nzs Finally Agneed 70 leave the
Question To- \ sage living nearby. Lad1es
and G-entIemeH. he r.mzrkfd. vken the
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for Ter dimplss don't Be3za the fact that
he can't make BFezd-Dsfrot FIR Pre,e.
An amateur press association has been
organized IN Hob9ken. under the title 81
the View Jeraey Amateur Press Asaci4-
ta9n.
From CAPE Nay Point 10 sandy Hook
II is ad. a large portion Of TIE =ea-cpzst
property r-ets uF~H doabtfai or disputed
title-.
4 nv field fgr the Development Of Dem
oer4s5c industry Z. shozH By the following
advertisement printed in a Washington
n~ewsyeIer.
r xii T4y sIo0 70 any person Of Demo
cratic influence who will sasure me a poe-
itioE in any Of the departments. Address
Box f0~aothce.
Sxty-uln- army officers. including Cen
erzl. PoEe. Hancock, AuguF, Drum and
Newton. xaI reach the retiring age during
Mr.. Geysiands term 81 Office.
The population II the United otateab
Tsow reekoned Al u. 5000. and a. the
average increase IS 2 PER eent. exclusive u
immigration. in : couple Of years Or -
more We ezn boast Of sixty millions.
OF THE l3 distinct railroads in The state
Of New jersey. 70 are under the control Of
the Reading. "a under the control Of the
Pennsylvania. 10 under the New York.
lake Erie and Western, and 8 under the
Delaware. Lzekzwanna and Western
The liquor dealers 81 Rome. Ga. says
the Savannah Var, are preparing to boy
eott = large number Of men who conrinu-
ally drink 70 excess, thus inJur7ng them
selve. and not benefttiug the saloons.
when the list j. fully made out every sa-
loon-keeIer will sign a bond To forfeit fifty
dollars Il be ever sells 10 a man on the list.
Tie Treasury Department at Washing
ton recently received three conscience con-
tributions from this state. Tie first was
post-marked Trenton. and the writer
simply aid. Il took rhis money from the
Government: It is not mine. Enclosed
wa a crisp five dollar note. The second,
.l5. came from Plainheld, and the last.
100. yzs yo.t-msrked Newark
The success Of the two cent postal rate
experiment 8. incidentally shown By the
falling of IN the demand for postal cards
during the last six months Of 1874, the coD-
sumption sinking from l94. lg4, 90 10 lGs.
3l3,25 1t i, altogether likely that many
simple-minded people will BE- unable to
understand why the Government should
charge two cents for carrying 4 missiye in
closed in an envelope, yet carry one for =
cent when written on GARLAND furnish
the card at that.
If can put one touch II a rosy sun :
into the life Of any man or woman, ! shall
feel that have worked with God.
A child 81 God should be a visible beati-
tude for joy and happiness, and a living
~doxology for gratitude and alteration.
Philanthropy, ike charity, must begin
at home. From this centre our sympathies
may extend IL an overwhelming circle.
Remorse il not repentance: the one is
hopeless, the other truthful; the one hides
from God. the other springs towards him.