The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-10-16

for a stipend Fe fe.
a four-Iesgsl woman IS one Of tie Gu
r~fasities Of Philadelphia at present Glad
lie isn't our wife. -Four cold feet thrust
into the small Of our back Of a freezing
3inter night. Ugh. rs fearful 70 con-
template.
If the prohibitionists expect 10 get
through their fails campaign without
plenty d abuse from the old party organs
they viii miss it. But then NC notice that
the prolibitionists aa Hut caring mnch
ar abuse from that source.
The Gaze May Court House G1ze7e op-
pxe4s sl.e Republican nominee fog state
senator and owrs up that i viii be q
Mugwump organ this year. The Gazeffs
claims that tire withdrawal Of Joseph H.
Haines. tie nominee. ) the only thing that
wiil save the Republicans the comfy.
Tie Briaer'an No. says 3 .-fen
weight meat shop Is t. be opened in
Bridgeton. That, tHe kind Of meat shop
wei re looking for. The shops hen won't
sait longer than Saturday night for rs 10
pony mu. send III marked cops Of Asrs
containing -nnoaHceraen Of tie opening,
please
The pink and pretty Philadelphia 1Ners
helps itself to a number Of items from last
weeks MoSlTon. To which i i heartily
welcome for re cribbed them ourselves in
lie first place. and credits them to tie
Woplstowu. y. ]. Mirror. which there is
NJ such paper. Does tile N1ltz intend il as
a reflection on tie AieSIToEa
Cold weather having interfered in Penn
>~ylyania with the general observance Of
tire last spring Arbor Day Con April 18th,
another has been appointed, viz, October
18th. b. 5hat time there IS a fair prospect
that the weather Will again be too cold
for the school children - enjoy planting
trees. and then il viii b IN order TO select
some day in January.
Tie Riverside Bridge and Iron Company
las done itself credit in the bridge just fin
ished for oar town. The work was fully
mp 10 contract and the Frceholder, had no
hesitation in paying the contract price al
their meeting II Wednesday. No work
men or material-men are left To mourn the
loss OF their hard earnings a. va. the case
with the Salem Bridge, aud Woodstown
has a permanent and substantial improve
ment to which We can point with pride.
If st. LOUIS had no hoodlums the strike
OF her street ear drivers would be unattend-
cd by violence. II is tie same way in every
city: the heodlanis seize every occasion t.
make a disturbance. The problem. what
shall be done with the hoodlums, is becom-
ing more serious every day.-Hqairer.
FIST. Louis and other cities had less
whisky and other beverages having a
tendency to fire tie hoodlum heart and
nerve tie hoodlum arm TO deeds of VIC
lence-but what's the use talking
Everybody knows that run plays the
most prominent part in mob disturbances.
WI the remedy ever be applied
We fear the Camden Phi has been look
ing at things lin the southern tier of eoun-
fie through a glass darby" 1t gives
editorial currency 10 the statement that
>e,eral Prohibitionisis have been given
postoHiecs in Salem and Cumberland conn-
tics in return fer work done last fan, and
that there is trouble ia the camp meet
ing IN several localities because the Pro-
hibition p. NJ. aforesaid are u>inS their
offices as yehlciy- for The dissemination Of
Temperance literature. We wish this LAT
ter were true. bat W. fear the Pat has been
imposed upon. We have yet 70 hear Of a
member Of the Prohibition party being al-
pointed % a po>tofiice in south Jersey.
We are IN sympathy with every honest
effort to abolish tAe use and sale of rum:
and with every honest man who works in
Stat direction. We believe the Prohibition
party IS made up &C men Of that stripe.
therefore We are ia sympathy with them
and want tliem 10 have a fair showing. If
their methods ara wrong they sill find it
cat in due season. If right, some people
and some organs will have a lot Of crow TO
eat sooner or later. And we are no more
in sympathy with the Prohibitioaists than
with all workers. whatever their methods,
who are honestly iaboring in the broad
temperance field. If their faces are sci
toward the Zion Of prohibition, we are
with them. If one gets on a longer,
harder road than another, by mistake, it
will be his own misfortune, but men will
continue to travel different roads 50 long
as human nature and human Judgment
continue as they are, which will prob
ably be until the final wreck of matter
and crash Of worlds. We would like to
see each one travel his chosen road and hoe
his roe to tile best advantage, without
stopping TO chaff the man over youder who
Is getting ahead or tagging behind, as the
ease may be.