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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-02-23

sante.-Lorsqns, vsrs usuf heurss, Il cri
congo Do rorpheline, il % sentit moralemeul
rSeonfortS st rajeuui. Au dsdans Do lpi, uu>
source vive ssmblait avoir soudsin jailli 3
uns Dc ees foutainss printanisres st vieress
CONNIE nous ca ssntous parfois eourdre dana
noe eours, I raubs Do Il prime jsunesss, "a
fond do college, quand nous vsnions do lirs
Do beaux vers, ou Qua travers les fenStres du
dortoir nous voyions au loin lee oollines sm.
pourpeSss par IN clair solsil Do mai...
I-s cisl Do ID Savois et b voisinags Do Ma.
riannetts current encore une autre influence
sur Philippe: ils lui rsndirent 10 go6t du ira.
vail. AprSs un examsu sommaire dee titrss
d pcopriSt6s Dc l'orphslips, u s'ttait d'abord
imagine qu'une ssule eonfSrsoee avee lss
GEMS d'a6airss dAsaeey suiirait aplanir
toutss lss dineultSs. Nais 4 sonnaissa;t nal
h province, oa b lsutsur tatillouue de- ..
Psits formalistss, les inimitito locales, -
Susesllss politiquss, eompliqusut ~ qass.
Sqoo - plus ei@ples % appagoqee .AacAR
ttT8xVUo5loto( i n ~ III 40 . "a.
vsssajrss d Nlle Diosas smploissa;snt b VET
Ct b 80 pour eobeouiller ISe chooses. II -
remit done bsavsosst 1 ritude d h proei.
dare q du dsoit civil, qu7l await an peu pse.
dus d ~. Peadant 1ss ape6s.midi eoti1sss,
eoloemt dans d ehambso veete, 4 compulsait
d. doosiees, fouilletait b eode, analysait dss
pi6ees, q i itait tteont d ~ pas tsouvse b
teopa aassi leae Quil rassait eeu.
A h vts;tt es1Ae bssogne aside Slait vasiie
dagsteblsa latssn1dss. Lessqus Philippe,
faEigu6 d dtehiGtse d. actse % d minutse
deo -pse3eee d'exploits, deseoudait "a jasdin
pese ssspissr. y J tseavait Marianaetss eeeu
~ 0ooreoooosg @ trsilDe % 6teodro do
liaes sse y haia. Il ozand sossiss slaiR du
-, jsiat \ = voe d. e0tts 3eupssse q tsain
d S1paDeals, eallsaik peaR lui saftaishis h
eesveoo. V6aIeues, h ooaeteaie d. hsusss
dYt31o <(hit eeapfe ~ = llnss 6 b seapes
qVieq pge0at Deee died 1igo = lin, aiR;
eoa1Ao1leo jouss = Raodo ehaleus. o. drss.
sait b ~ sas b 0alssie, salye - viensl
osinpaaess d. piliees. 8 D ssablait qu'ou
u = plein-cied avse = jasdie - = neetA.
less. 1Ali0a4 . y eab1se ~ saAs6s q
IL yias Gvanusa1 fIsh61b - ll1sss Dasi-
- ~ 1ss - s;ssISisss;s = 4 -. :
Ss:ss 5Ssk 8 . ~ e 4
pet9Sa esseale = ~: - ee1slsl1sp q n
e'00S Peev:9c1eos = Deel6 neutoae q 40.
te0.s ! = sAair seeeeJsaAs = 1ns; - vasAe,
- - WYND0o wv B00o0e - og00o 0o d
beoIe; - kgUoss q - ftuils avaisas 81
eseilhs = uasia neoe daas h poeagss; II
aeese d. 3esaia toSsiset = nappe blanshs,
8 = test 1eait s:svi las - eaiae adssitss d
Aaeiaaeseees es5 assise "a fnse . 0ssgnn.
- 8 , vsgardant ave. 80 ysus Rmpi3ss,
:eaelait uae 1oaaatiea 4 teof . Qusl = avaii
d ffshsss = q bsastt asx sstesss 81
ts:aseassese d h, i pa.fun d eai.ss, d
noatagase ana lienss hasmoeisuses, % peu
d tous eelA 6 retsouvait en ejIe. Az ~
sesdialitt beaae sa6aat qsi essae1isise ~
oeass saveyardss, slls tlait vite arrivte
tsaitss soa ~ d'sas fheoa rssiestusussnsst
eaoii1gs, 9 lsi-oeoe, nis ! laiss pas Il
fSaashiso . 81 aesus1, svait psis ava e)D1
- faseas ssad paAssnstlss d'ss visi ani.
ANDaf TMEunIs1.
Il
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-02-23

ssUSVSSO VVsscA SSSSSSSOC 80 O6SCSVs
DaprSs lee statisti9ues du monde sntier, il
appert que lee temmss sont plus favorisSes
par b nature que lee houmes on GO qui rs.
gards Ia loneSvitS. Dee fsmmss do tous
lee peuplss, c'est celle du peupls hSbreu
9ui Wit ls plus longtsmps Chez ID race
humane On general, en- d6pit Dc b force
physique OF intsllsctuelle Do rhomme, 10
femme peut endursr dss douleurs suxquellea
rhomme le plus fort suecombsra. Dsvsrgs
afir1es que u proportion dss morris subitea
cot do 100 femmss contrs 100 hommes
Dams - Etats. Unis, sn 1870, SIS fsmmss ..
sont suicides eoutrs 1850 honmss: Lin
tsmpSranee, rapoplexis, h goutts, lee a6se-
tious do cour st do foie, h Scrofule st ID De-
ralysis sout plus fatalss aux hommss qu'sux
femmss. Par contrs, ess dsrni4res cont plus
sujettee I ID consumption. Dams lee pays Cd
Ton nSmigrs pas, les fea,mes sont toujouss
On msjosi0. Dams les families royalss, Il =
. touiours plus Dc 6llss que Do sareous.
Ixtat du marriage ct favorable I b -psoloa.
issr Hsseh ysuasqs6 qsfl ys pssSs0 ~
cons que ds Giles qui visnnsut "a monde;
mais que, dams b population vivants, b ss1s
fSminiu rsmports O. nombes Do six par esaes
snr 10 sexe masculiu.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-02-23

kOoos PR u DAoo0ouho 0un 0oAso000er0
eui await niehS dams lss plasanss puis Philip
p eomosaea douesment:
-voss b veyss, medsmoisslls, j suis
ho00e q pasole... Un mois s'sst pass6 Do.
puis qas jfai "a l'hesnssr d me pstssutsr
dsvast-vous, q voiei qus j visns Do soavsas
voes toasnsotses Pasdoases mon iusistanee
isdiseeets, st pssnsttes. moi d'ssptssr; ;:qus,
eet4e fois, = r6ussitai vous ceosaiusse.
Gls set un ooavsssat d h eoees, ,,ee0us
pe.s s:afessse % sang;et, puis d'sos vo;x
-Oui, vess;sur, stpliqsa-t-slls, j su;s
pess.... Ne - eseyss pae rsspsit vsssatijs,
sspssdast.. Jais. eoetssiss, b dSssut d'Str,
ts5s satetis... Mar, ajoula.t-slle avss %
eessat ia@igpl, aiai qus voss rasiss pstvu,
1halges psssean0 - seat ekasUies d tsou.
~ y Gasass dass lsqssl = Sualais - 20.
Sssnss... Csst edisss L.. Me- taatss n'Sot
- oe1e a11snda y = Ssose pusaiss mois
e dsn0 pass An1Boe - a1iaouasiQn avee nei...
si6slees Is 81 sseess - Sssssise: = vees
- ssaniesscss aisi ese - paeisss Iaiss6s
7 f;. q: :!::s si i.,s. :. ,.s.ss.i. r.;li,,. 50,
- aassAss 4 rssseliss. 6eas rasvsal d b
Ul)ssie d pgsaise (laNes coe yisills esevaa.
=. SsiG6e 3en beasst q Ing I lsaes
tvsss. siss.a9 !: :,;sc.sss: IL. ;, !. =. =. -:
9 sfsse = GkGn1vv sw6e. -
~ 9 1eotn = visaCs bssai, dsssi sseas
dasso aoshss 0Sissss puiss soC1e1aae oltess
Il snasnss 9 ttsssil g alesst nss-
do15l uAealhesl14 ~ ~ Dlssl paesss
loioooSuby a10n1-Vouo ooooso vUooy Sx16ooJ
~ soln1U eenege 0G1io iDaeea eoeels aveo
= Glig eouaS seoO yo1S 6eolfo . o6sUo -
rogasose q l.o1sae poassane ~ ! veas
ksG0o6 ufjoal. .a51.l AZ. - ~
3 l000Ssoil N1ssuts, stbnesA lGmApn.
9o11e.. ~ 0onG1gne 81 ~ = in>1loUge
l4oo0n 49,. q 0sga boD61e = t1ov1ll.
- - = 66nboo Vobt1I - \ ~ ~
d6)1coB1 0oDootp . roe&o D - oGn11oo.. :.
NS715JthGu - fI1n -, =,
" M ~
- u - q tg1l6a q 6lS3IIn T|ooSGl
ooouo ooovess 09 yoetto6 g y unioo g -.
Eoos y eeseeooloe eus0eatt - 49, -
1asse = Gcsh 49, vil6 6 lhsnsiss
e2elee9ne - s4caoe6 pkaflaeutiqees
ceees,e.e 3. =! : . n1deeh = eaalpoGns. elr
= aess!le - = Snen1sfa nylseeest opho.
eeoSa.e g! l6se!t ~ esve5ts I Dlseis
= sos,rS 49, = = eseaoeosae sasl1yfe.
- RSes q Hasi1.oseee sptos u -.
- Is - s: ~ 49,. sssssss - ss::',*. e;
b -: ~ 3: ~ ss,sss; s,sss. isc,s;scs: e - E
~ : a. 8 ss,;s: 4 ~ - a. q. ssssa"s = ~ =
Jjnoa2n - Woe,a snS4eo. -, e..~1- 49,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-02-23

| 80 mAlne poudr0uoeo - - tondit dane ID
salle l manager, od d jsme Gle rattsndait.
Ellie lui indiqua - place, On faes d b fsns-
ire, don't b bale encadrak tout % pan Do h
montague Do Saint. Gsrmain, magni6qusment
Selairss par ls solsil eooehaat L. regard ~
rsposait gaimsnt sur uns perspective Do pr6s
| Of d taillis. avec an premier plan oA lss peu-
pGen dTtalis ehneaisnt lsuss svsltss fussaux
d 6suilIes ft6missants.
dams lss yeux Do Alls Diosas, touvnis vses
Tout marohea b6sn, j respess, alRrma-
| til pour d rassursr... Dsmain, jfrsi ! Al
neey voir votrs notaiEs, q y tAcbssai, sn
tantes. Ellss ~ pasuisssot uettso dane estts
a&airs On achasns0sss rid;cale q edisax.
Lss ysss 4 NasiannstAs ssasvisssut be-
oidss. ss 4-sec -s7s ~
-Js ~ sais psssqaoi Sllss nts vsulsat,
soepisa-t siIs, ! mo;ne qa'eIss . = fasssut
o ssies dsve;s (1S IA - ~ - ~
r. Is s ssss:ssjisG sssss Il =: q s; - knsssf
veeuatiea soeh Sniqnsmset ~ 4asse6a
Diosas. o. . toajScn pettseds quinn bon
rspas psis q eommun ct b qodIsus meysa
d tappsoehse ietimsmsat - peesennss
itrang> sl'use ! rausss; naiS ndlpsedam-
msat d b familiasiS qui s'6l.1ot pl1s fhsiIe-
nset sntrs deax soavivss, bIsAce souvenir
Il D:esss ttait un puiseant ~ dsniea e.
IL Philippe q 4afiaapse4ss ~ qus - d.
stsvsess dAes, dhabitsdss = & milisux
ssoelasssnt essuese pour ~ , sec>e ua
lessS psaeoad sntss Ssx.-A {6sssstipe d
deaF snstcs pass&es da.s =: ea:vsst! !
Caaabtsy, b j'sss flls s'avaP nais ssittS
SS~C- .-.~ -. 80 "a m. 4
PhHepex ssss = 49, stea ps:eqO -
49,. -: sfS.ss.ssss.,: p - - 81
- -; +. :: ;ess:sss p. 80 sss. =.
taGses voi1S.oo. 'Use61s, & ~ W i8h6e.
e sos 4 tSsn3t3e, 0jJ3la1Sin lk.
L., - - =. ptst0g - ~.
Cd sess ssaSes nj y q ,1S16|I
80 80 esoGione = 49, ; ~o ~ -
IA 81, K-Ioal, = - > oSl l1q5.
looDb1Gpo - o. ~! y
"; - - - - - ~. X II isss;,Ss:ss +. -
D)aas q - so61111s - - n1uor1SSp
nsiOSssss q 1uioao 1SvinSs}S l.sIS''' !
Dass r.siasas. .. ~ iasts.is
v.ss:e = e:ass!s alpae4 itnlles =.
4 Hssjsjls Dsoeas. Csl1o Z - GhSSssiaI. :.
= 6aNksGsias1sse 6 = sinolo 711161uoA s. -:
6 = 3ioDo dans - 6eolooQ8 1on1so 6 =
tnssgiqoa rxosaadie oa1or1 ~ r - n.
49,. Daas b ui1ea 49, q 5000
q y aavait v6ess q shsaie jso4is voaeostsS g
jessss Allss ssmhhhlos. O30Do Ell eeeit
eeaRuss6 6Gaisaenaa - g ptsensss, q 49,
diD eoamo d. nnsosae, Aoonoo n,Svoik
ankHo 6rpf.Aane H. - a e101l ~..S...:X ~
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-02-23
CHARLES LASSEl0NE.
RxxEs. ADxEU.

- ~ - 49, - 49,
Avec - beahoDlo
Osavisuo oolxanto -:
t0Sl riDs saess, bsahsoos!
Ee-ee Qa'ea vlsllllmae
Len devieat tesoeoe
D. veR 6 lAngnimaatf
N'ssnis-es - Aaas r1nA
0ni ssslstos - hvsR:
Un pea = estee 1a0me
q vive - psi.ts0Q vsstS
Test sasss.i pas l'1Oa
16a eoos. ~ pssvys esss:
66t-0 - snsti1aOD a-1l -
60 GsoSUais vainQusasf q.
ri " - A'ss ~.
Deot = DeioD - -
Ayalt b1aushi = ~
0nn1RAmxyy nqnn19
0 ~ lntvonhoo
~ als1s1lP - -
n - po11D Su1suhhoA
Il eous - v6ef11lt ~
Alleas bsnhsnmA sl0A
1lne-seos Ooe1Qpes vsso:
O 49, - = - ainA
Hnnt dao1e tBvoR
-
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Bstvse6s - SeesuDsuG6U soz Bspsa0lsnAo .,
fssdsisaae ~ Sle: e ~: naaafss essllpss
siase ~ sssaah % - san1Is hnDSSsa "a
RfussrTH CEBrAINI-Pdx q n;,e.G - =
slaee indui1aaA b ssl sap1eyt sssvant indl1ai.
Stsl Ssess;llsssS = ys1vtbsalsp ps,wIAm6isus:
i. DEK1l6NY 4 CIE.
~ We DtA sl., NEW YO1K.
6nvuyeD vU(sO e1sG1oe psus sUeUvolr y pgUapoos
to - aaGlab - htooenls. ,EyItIl1ll : = -
on DHA(ANDe D8D A0RNTl
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-05-24
treat Political Issue.

Bishop SpauIding, Of Peoria, ILL.,, was
one Of the speakers in the centennial exer-
cises in Chicago. In the course Of his adj
dress lie said:
f'There is practically no difference be-
tween the TWO parties nov. There is the
tariff and the free trade, and they both lie
about It. Laughter. 1t really does not
matter TO a man Of principle which party
wins. There is bound 10 grow up a new
party. II may be slow, for these organiza-
tions arc tenacious, the Republican and
Democrat, but one OF them is bound to 90
away, and we are going to more and more
identify politics with morality. Americans
know that righteousness is life. We know
the worldly temporal blessings Of sobriety,
Of honesty, of thrift, of prudence, and
economy. Now, since We are to create a
state Of affairs beneficial to all men, we are
going TO identify more and more politics
with morality, because we are going TO
look more and more 70 men rather than to
things. We are going to look less at our
machinery, our crops, and our hogs, and
we are going to look at our men, and we
are going TO understand more and more
that not only private persuasion, not only
the teaching Of the churches, but the
power Of political influence must also be
brought TO bear upon public morality. In
fact, one great question that Is going to be
forced INTO politics-wc can sneer at it
now, but it is going to come-is the ques-
ton Of prohibition. fLoud applause.
Mark my words. The saloon in America
has become a public nuisance. The
liquor traffic, by meddliDg with politics
and corrupting politics, has become a
menace and a danger. Those who think
and those who love America. and those
who love liberty, are going To bring this
moral question into politics more and
more; also this question Of bribery-this
question Of lobbying, this question Of get
| ting measures through State and natio nal
legislatures by corrupt means. They are
going to be taken hold of."
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-05-24

Tie &eM Jersey Democrats made ninety
seyeu caucus measures IT bills pending be-
fore tbs l4te Legislature At Trenton and
passed them ail. Jbi1 leas fired the Re
publican heart and IL MAJ recently decided
to Esld ~ President Harrlson a petition
asking vengeance on Democratic office.
holders.
e. A. bergen, III Ire first Congressional
District, west 70 Washington ~ lay u
before President Harrison. Ds. Roc, the
Senator from Giouccsfer, Is said 10 be tie
author IF the address which Congressman
Bergen brought ~ Washington, and IN
which senator Scwcil and the Republican
members u Congress cDncarfcd. the adj
dreas, signed By the ten Republican Senators
and by t@o.thial6 of the Iiepublicans Of TIE
Legislature, Is dated Trenton, May II, and
addressed to President Harsison, and IL as
follows:
8lay14, 1880.
Tie Republican Senator's aud Assembly
men. members II the 1l8th Legislature IF
the State If New jersey, desire u cali your
attention 10 the QfOga partisansbip Of the
Democratic majority Of the last Legislature
Of New jersey. BY caucus measures they
have repealed all the wise laws passed by
previous Legislatures whereby the appoint
slents III the state we're made strictly par
tisap, and then transferred the entire APP
pointing power from tie Legislature to the
Governor.
The courts u New jersey have been made
solidly Democratic. Tbc Republican SUI
s,eriufeudeuf af PnblTe Instruction with
two years of hia term Of service sill nncz-
pired, has been oGstcd from office 10 make
room for a Democrat. The Pilot Commits.
eiouers, with upexpircd terms, the inspec-
tOrs of tho State IN the middle VI their
terms Of service, the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund, the Riparian Commission
err, the boards u trustees Of tie asylums
for the Insane and the trustees IF the reform
schools fos boys aad girls, the asylum for
the deaf and dumb, have all been placed
under Democratic control. ~ addition 10
the acts already recited the State has been
''gefrymandered" into Assembly districts
Of the most shameful and partisan charac.
ter.
Because u these things We look to the
Republican Administration at Washington
for aid, and. therefore, earnestly suggest 10
your Exeeliepcy, as a wise proposition,
that the President forthwith remove from
Office ~ New Jersey tho many obnoxious
Democrats now occupying Federal posi-
lions IN our State"
General Harrison received tie Congress-
man With great politeness, and, after lis-
tening 10 tie pronnnciameuto, said that it
should have lis respectful aud immediate
consideration.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-05-24

Tie foslonn3 Clipping from ~ exchange
contains rnaea logse aaa god common
Aes1e L9e4s otso e - nueh % b. d.
sired befers yon ct .oszl prohibition A It
j. undesirable After o1al prohibition Is At
t4saed. !. ~ former e&se tie option"
ear % ~ a&fm zza nay d snsg gyo1 in
tie latter eaae !. eaa - 20 go11 al nay
III gseas barn,
Tins, 81 i b. sagpo1ed tat = dry
eoahsy . ast ~ akelg % 70 @zet ~ .
ioeai ovslgn elscfsea Is , net county Is
., 70 Gg = lo~saLoptDo1 Ian n STATE
phege Isss saan bzffsae counties IRE 'idy"'
would work soHfe gged, and ~ . st4se
xhefs more fhas ls3f tie coasa5es are
"dfg noan w9sk e5sae a4rla.
Bnssaen dry aoaa.es are not anywhere
nearly ~ likely = 20 .wa. - Tie "xes7
ones are % - dry bec4a~ u tie iogc
~ practical experience. Therefore, under
airy circumstance . s~oe4iDytier iAr II .
ssste Ike Eey I9fk % Se1 Jersey = 4
good tslag &Bd vii pore : Aoep n the
right direction.
FOR mgselfs ] you'd aeeg y : gEe4t Dir
grace ~ fa.led y d. nY level bet v RI
my immediate aeighbgshooa u the s~sloon,
and ! would be TIE i@st nan = nithbola
doe credit from aa1se zbe passed tie l@u
which made ioe@i determination u tie
liquor ffaGle possible.
Bat tae l@st tAas eae men are wiling
70 ygte feF ioczLoptioa lavadoe6 Bot excuse
them ffosr blzme wherein they DO not ard
dare not. d night
TIE liquor problem IS . gigantic one and
tie legislatofs ub9 ref.ae ~ setsIe il right,
eannot Be p&fao4ed, ezcased or condoaed
becaase sAey do ssmetgiag that just f4ils
shoff of abas = right TIE people have 3
right r. dsn+sd tb4t their pablle servants
80 H&is, taoagi lie 1aesyeus fair
tn wrong 70 gsgs ie2&l sanction 70 tie
liquor tr@Ae ia any county, ard tie men
who would point 20 le4lel4sors Hao pan .
i-ocai-optlon law aid refuse prohibition ~
the great coEssrg4t9u n teDperancc, ere
juat az maea % eAe taaek a. the men vito
fefass to Glaze . single saloon until they
can CLARE tieu 81 atoBce.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-05-24

T5e CaGae5as Of Asasatse City have yzas@1
"a 1r1saazee szzkzng sh ss s- E1or
sseszs4s - ard ~ higher sz4a that reaz1rs1
p~TeTIozsy
Kaz2rs ESwe. . farmer ssvs.g nesr sAa-
EHgs&, C~sz15@-zasd eDznsTs wze 1gz11 osa1
SIS ms .agon on wednesday. Is " sngprsea
fAzz h hsrse kteke5 hsras ~ the ftoaf u ths
w2gesa s&a szAa8s aroken-
4sessoWfnx 7Fazs IL tzZe IS frzzpre Il
gazazea e9uaty EAs~ yroAt&bke Last saztsrs
CS-sy Collector Ds@zAa lazt resk paid szN-
u gussseAs Nsses AEd Pauza 2n1 M2Taw Pratt
t0s sy-azIt1nez3 sees- MIS- Ees@aTEd szs-s2s
Pzsu, s414g 2z1 Ezyor Pr1t ~
xse CzEsda grams Jury zzsEE@ze1 the Ce1z1
Il ain.Adzse Ea1 AsFE1m last Aau@4ETs =z1
ses aa5anr-a ns1g zexr MoEszay rAez Il (
aa14rssood sheg I'LL ez4 za : z1-ge xzza@r
q w4izes=s 70 testify n regard 70 IL vsc1z-
ssa y tss ssq7ev laws II G9aSesas- On
sza11ys
corozex HezrZs o6e&@z4z. Ad n h1sz
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operztsoa, have he@a Esszzsd On haL
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shzt : -o- boz attracted his ~4ttezss0z, and
zhge lexasag oct q t5e cab U1a5oE h- hssd
czrze n eon1ze. Nzsa u Tsoef On 1he size Of rEe
-zek. fracrz-f1z his zk1I tacly 273 throwing
hs BODY : 1issanee fr1z7 The tracks TIE IRE
,aaa sso5yed tbs frzin, znd Il MAS ira back
ARIA the aeay pssxed mp and Forwarded 10
cxas6sn- gEssop had b<@a in she company
~rysc4 f0- several years. znd w&s cozsf1sre1
Z th~orgsgaly~ eoz1retent and ez-efaI aaan-
TIE LurknoE Paper NILS. 81 Eudgrtoa.
hre suspended operations following 1poz Az
attachment for s@S taken ont By the WetJer-
sey Railroad Company for fr-Lgh. charges.
TIE pr2pgsetors are Waiter Morehouses OF
Brsdge-on, and JeE-rsoa = Lenhzr-s Of Pal2-
deEphf&- Three weeks wages. 4rnount-
Ing 10 $50, are doe tie employees
SOFA after q Are which destroyed
part Of the buildings. NJ Morshouse failed
A eonupro1ni.e was effected with the creditors
% that TIE nrst ~ the notes wonid be Inc
nextJuly. Albert r. Randolph. contractor,
and Cox K sons, nachfnists. are the heaviest
creditors IN BrIdgetoa. The mills are eoTered
By heavy mortgages held By Hon John T.
Nixon ana Iszse ". Milford. Forty men and
~oEaen acre employed.
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The Horrors Of Drink.

My brethren, ! need not tell you Of the
horrors caused by drink. The very city
in which your lot is cast IL under the
deadly blight of it. 1t is asserted, from
statistical records, that London Is more
drunken than Paris, and Liverpool than
London, and Glasgow than Liverpool. It
is the national vice Of England; and, alas.
it is of Scotland, TOO. Yes, even Of Scot
land, the land OF exceptional education; the
land Of exceptional intelligence; the land
Of exceptional patriotism; the land Of cx-
ceptional loyalty; the land of the Cove
nant and OF the Westminster Confession;
the land OF John Knox and Andrew Mel
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state pnnrn,aei.f.' Meeting.

Sixty druggists were present at the nine
teenth nnnal meeting of tho New jersey
Pharmaceutical Association in Bridgeton.
on Wednesday. Tbirty-one persons were
elected 70 membership during the day.
President George II. White, Of Jersey City,
occupied the chair. The address Of welcome
Wa delivered by Mayor jeremiah Dubois.
The day was mainly occupied In hearing
reports of committees. The ittee
on the Sale Of Liquor by Phar-
macists presented an opinion which
they had secured from Hon. courtlandt
Parker, which was IN substance that the
law did not prohibit pharmacists from
selling liquor az a medicine, but did AZ a
beverage. The committees advice from
senator Wcrts was that in framing the
new law it was not his intention to prohibit
the selling ofliquor for medicinal purposes.
RESOLUTIONS were passed favorable To the
removal Of the special tax OH the sale Of
liquor and Of the reduction Of the tax on
alcohol.
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Plenty Of room for Big and
Little Boys Clothing plenty Of
light; plenty to see Handsome
variety Norfolk and Plated suits
at S, other grades to SO 4
real good Suit for $3.50 Big
Boy prices begin at $3.50
Men have been looked after
Just as carefully. An honest all
wool Suit at $40 Well sewed
well trimmed. color and wear
right
At SIG you shall have Suits in
plaids. broken checks, fancy
stripes, wide wales, and other
choice patterns. Sack and cllta-
way coats.
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1ied.

sTOCT-In Lower PENIS Neck. May 18th,
Ida f., wife Of Joseph Stout, and daughter OF
Daniel and Rebecca Sewcomb IN her 2ith
year.
TEAI-In Salem, May 18th, Anna Maria,
aughter of Richard and susan Teal, aged 5
years and 8 months.
GLASPEY-In Lower Penn's Neck, May
18th, Phebe GIaspey. In her gith year, OF Stow
Creek township, Cumberland County.
FOX-In Elsinboro, May 10Th, Susan Fox,
wife of Jeremiah Fox, in her 59th year.
BUTLER-At Pennsville, May eth, samuel
Butler, In his SD year.
CARMODY-In Warrington, May nth. Sel-
lie Theresa, daughter Of John and Kate Car
mody, in her 18th year.
sLLOYD-In woodstown. May 18th. Mary
Lloyd, aged 80 years.
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A special from Boston, says: The first
freight train run over a new branch Of the
Canadian Pacific In Maine to-day was
blockaded for hours by an army Of gray
eaterpillare, which swarmed upon the tracks
on a slight grade. The wheels Of the loco
motive crushed the caterpillars, thus greas-
ing the rails. Sand was used. but without
success. A hundred railroad laborers, with
alder brushes, tried 10 sweep the caterpil-
lars from the tracks, but tho supply was
i~naxbauTtibie. The train finally made 4
run Of II miles la 10 hours.
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dUanamaker's
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May 20,

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. May 20, 1883.
There is a succession of Bar
gain interests. You must not
ring the bell even though we 40
repeat "all-wool Challis at IS
cents" The printed ones which
you have been buying SO freely
all last week are still in full as
sortment, but to them we have
added another lot, plain, at the
same price. The assortment in
cludes all of the following colors !:
ivory pearl
cream tabec
tell cadet
tan navy
drab apple green
light blue absintht
Nile cardinal
lavender black
This completes the Challis offer
ing. Last week 37H cents, a
short time previous so cents,
this week IS cents. What's the
Challis world coming to?
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-05-24

Lay a piece Of the sensational
az Sateen beside the Freres
Koechlins' best. There's a diff
ference, if you look close. A
suggestion more Of sheen in the
French, a little finer. But unless
you are very wise. in such things
you must have the two kinds to-
gether to see it.
AS Sateens go, these I2H CEN
tiers are worth double. We
never heard Of their like under
zoe. Ninety styles among them
as neat and CHEEKY patterns as
ever got into Sateens.