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Evening journal., 1891-06-11
Fnnmett nenonnona Pnrnell.

NEW YORK, June 1l.-Thomas Adds
Emmett, president OF the National Federa-
tion Of America. has issued an address 70
the friends in America OF home rule for
Ireland IN which he says that for months
past every effort has been paralyzed
through the acts Of one man -Parneli--
who has dragged the chaste name Of Ire
land into the gutter. The necessity for
assisting the evicted tenants was deeply
appreciated ia this country and noble
effort was made TO effect the purpose. Mr..
Parnell was fully pledged to carry out
this object, but he has betrayed his trust,
Emmett says, and stands today responsi-
BILE for the sufferings of the evicted ten
ants so far as they might have been miti-
gated by the use of the Paris fund, in the
application Of which he has refused TO act
with the other custodian. Emmett says
the friends Of Ireland cannot stand by in
active and expect the Liberal party Of
England to bear the brunt OF the coming
battles Money is needed and needed
quieEly
Evening journal., 1891-06-11
The Lucky Men at West Point.

WEST PoIsT, n. y, June ii-At a dress
parade last night the standing OF the grad
uating class was published It has been a
neck and neck race between Crosby and
Sewell for first place. Crosby has won.
The standing Is as follows:
Crosby, s. Sewell Echols McIndoe, Morrow,
Harney, Lyon, Hero, Horn, Anderson, z. u.
Murphy, White, Fuller, Scharer. Furlong,
Livermore, Corcoran Fleming, winans, John
ston, w. r.; Osborne, Schoeftie, Howard,
Bertsch, Bush Donovan, Lindsey, e.; Bennett,
Crahts, Glasgow, Armstrong, Jarvis Heavey,
Hirsch, Hine, G. D.; Frazier, Hamilton, r. 81
Upton, Smith, II. A.; Clark, II, G.; SatfarFno
Pierce, Wahl jackson, Danwurth, Ogden
VOORHEES, Hines J. L.; Smith, @. II. b; Whit
man. Cramley, LATTE, Bradley, Settle, Swift
zer. Williams, II. o.; Guyer, Crate Chapman
Royden, jerks, Drew, Ely, II. f., and sarley.
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LACEY Will NOT GO.
Bus He win Prepare Statement for
Phiiadelphia's Aldermen.


Phiiadelphia's Aldermen.
Nav YoRK, June IA special to the
Eveaing Post from Washington says 1t
has been decided that the controller OF
the currency shall not leave Washington
in response to the demand OF the Phila-
delphia committee engaged in investigat-
ing the Keystone bank scandal, although
his wishes in this matter have been over
rulod. Mr.. Lacey will prepare a state
mera for the committee, setting forth the
entire history OF she failure so far as it is
known to him, and citing from the orig
inal documents in his possession 20 show
the reasons for the course he took.
The reason why this course Is taken, as
stated by one spokesman for the admins
tration, Is that the correspondence and
memoranda concerning the keystone
bank are mixed with correspondence
about other banks in such manner that
II they were spread before the COMMITTEES
and published In the newspapers there
would be revealed good many communi
cations intended 60 be confidential, and
wholly unrelated to the case.
The precedent OF throwing open to thu
public the miscellaneous hints, sugges
tioRs suspicious and information furnish
ed by a confidential agent to his chic
would, IL is argued, be even more danger
Gus than the precedent Of permitting ,
controller TO go hither and thither about
the country in response to summonsei
from every local committee who chose Il
issue one.
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rhe rrr.laent,. AnroInlment..

wAsHINGroE, June 1.-THE president
bas made the following appointments
Leonard w Colby, Of Nebraska. TO be as
sistant attorney general tas provided by
net approved March g. lSoD Joseph r.
Reed, Of Iowa, to be chief justice n the
court Of private land clsanis; Wilbur f.
Stone, Of Colorado; Henry G. Slusa, Of
Kansas; Thomas G, Fuller, OF North Caro-
lima, and William W. Murray, Of Tennes-
see, TO be associate justices q the court Of
private land claims; Matthew G. Rey-
nolds, OF Missouri 20 be attorney Of the
United States for the csmrt a private
-a claims. Fuller and Stone are Demo
rf1ts, A period for which those appoint
,ns,,tA ast. 4 made will expire in December
isa5. Each judge ~ 49, receive = salary Of
1900 Is v, A,ar and expenses. Mr. Reyno,as
will receive. 81, 800 year and expenses.
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80 n.a.lh. Id NInr At,end.

WASHINGTON, June IA delegation
consisting of seventy-hve 60 ~lthern gentle
men, headed by Senator RanS..n, waited
upon the president ia the morningpod IN.
vited him 70 attend the Southern exposi
ton at Raleigh In October The president
SAID he greatly appreciated the evident COR
diality Of the invitation and IL he could so
arrange public business at the time Of the
opening Of the exposition he would gladly
accept it. The delegation then presented
the president with q book made Of south
ern pine. inside Of which were samples Of
North Carolina's productions OF cotton
leaf tobacco and mica, aud on which was
inscribed the formal invitation 60 the presi.
dent aud cabinet
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The Towa ProhIbltlonlsts.

DIES MONIES, June 1.-THE state con-
vention Of the Prohibition party nomk-
mated complete state ticket Governor.
Isaac 4. Gibson; lieutenant governor.
J. G. Little; supreme court judge, d. "a.
Taurney; superintendent of schools, Mrs.
r. NJ. Dunham. railroad commissioners.
G. 5. Hart The platform declares for the
suppression Of the liquor traffic; for thm
equality Of gold, silver and paper money!
for the Australian ballot; for woman sua.
frage, and for a commission appointed BIZ
the Legislature with power to remoxa
municipal officers in cities where the pr@e
hibitory law is not enforced and to appoin@
a constabulary that will close up the $50
looms
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one 1UaY aRleER CONVICTED.
Mcerystal Is the Victim. but Detectivs
OrMnlley May Escape.

MeerystaI Is the Victim, but Detective
OMaliey May Escape
NEW ORLEANS. June 1.-THE jury In the
case OF McCrystal, the jury briber who was
mixed up in the Hennossy case, promptly
pronounced McCrystal guilty. Tales Juror
McCabe testified positively thai McCrystal
had offered him $500 II he wonh work for
a mistrial or acquittal II he got on the
Hennessy jury. McCrystal is being tried
again today upon anothercharge Of bribery
in connection with John Coonsg, another
Of OMnlley's men.
Detective o Malley case was also called,
but when McCrystals confession 70 the
district attorney was offered as testimony
the judge promptly ruled against its adj
instability The ruling saves o OMalley
As this Is the only evidence the state has
connecting him directly with the bribery
Cases
Charles Granger, another Of the alleged
Hennessy jury bribers, was tried for try
ing 70 bribe Alphonse Lebaire. The jur,
eould not agree, and mistriM was en-
Il tar4d
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Want Wales 20 stop GambilDr.
waiter Outshoola Gus zimme~u.an-

ST. LoUIs, June 1.-THE National Sharp
shooters association resumed shooting AT
the rifle ranges Among tho winners ia
the KehF target at 200 yards who secured
gold watches were: NJ. Grau, Chicago; Dv.
Merkle, Chicago; II. Piepenbnnck, Joltet
P. A. Schmidt, Joliet; AL Robertson,
Joliet; J. Kutsch. Dubuque; w. II. Regen
nutteE, Davenport; H. IL Hoehn, Monroe,
Wis; o. B. Schmidt, Davenport. On the
man target B. Waiter, Of New York,
won first money, $50, by getting 9s out OF
possible 100 points Gus Zimmerman,
New York, the famous crack shot, was
second, With 81 points. On the turn targa,
Emil Berg, OF Davenport, la, won first
money, $50, with 243 out OF a possible 800
Evening journal., 1891-06-11
rrlnter. md the worln.a rnir.

Boston, June ll.--At the third days ses.
sion Of the International Typographical
union the finance committee reported the
books of the treasurer correct. "A commu-
nication as 70 differences between Scran-
ton paper and the union in that city was
referred TO the executive officers. A prop
osition providing for an industrial ex-
hibit on the part OF tho printers at the
Worlds fair was overwhelmingly defeat
ed. Resolutions were adopted favoring
government control Of telegraphs. The
printers enjoyed trip down the bay as
the guests Of Boston's mayor.
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Ynla stnaan,s pnni.h...,

NEW HAVEN. June 1.-THE Yale stu,
dents concerned in the recent torpedo in.
cident at Barnum's circus recently have
been ordered by the faculty to obtain
rooms away from the campus. It is also
ordered that fifty-nine marks be placed
against them at the beginning Of next
term. As sixty marks is the suspension
limit, the young men will have to KEEP
very straight in order to avoid that punish.
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now ths Elllolts KllAea o.horn.

COLUMBUS, o., June f1.--At the Elliott
trial, John Lonnis, butcher, and J. N.
Branaiom, fruit dealer, who were within
swear that both W. J. and Patrick Elliott
fired before Osborn drew his revolver.
Branajem testified that not until after be
had been shot did Osborn draw his gun
and fire at Bill Elliott. Witness further
tested positively TO seeing Bill Elliott fire
over the shoulder Of a woman, behind
whom he lodged.
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seven soIdIsr T.vneh.r. Tndiotea.

WALLA WALLA, Wash. June 1L-Th@
grand jury which investigated the lynch
ing of A J. Hunt by United States soldiers
on April 25 have indicted seven enlistez8
men in the Fourth United States cavalry
although the jury were satisfied that ther@
were q number Of others equally guilT.
This belief was not supported by sufiiciena
evidence to indict 1t is recommended
that the troops at Walla Walla be ex-
changed to some other fort in view Of tha
present feeling against them.
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RrIcht vasaar Girls.

PoUGHKEsPsIE n. Y, june 1.-THE
chapel at Vassar college Was crowded with
students and visitors at 1890 O'Clock, IL
being commandments Eight essays were
delivered by eight bright young ladies'
Miss Annie Appiegate, Miss Caroline +.
Furness, Miss Martha Edith Rickert, Miss
Rosa Mary Havana, Miss Carrie Mcneil
Curry, Miss Margaret Flag Washburn,
Miss Florence Halliday and Miss Evia
Estelle Vickrny
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nIosInr and ni.mnn nnll,r

UTIoETowE. Pa, June 1.-The jury in
the case against John McSloy, Mike Dis
mon and twenty-eight other strikers for
conspiracy and riot at the Prick compa-
ny's Leisenring No. , works found McSloy
and Dismon guilty aud acquitted the rest.
The case Of conspiracy, riot, etc. against
JohEs&3. Rae, Peter Wise aud others was
then taken up The operators seem 10
have other cases we'll worked up against
the leaders in the strike.
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Doctors MCCOY & WILDMAN,

Late Of Bellevue Hospital, n. Y.
OnIce, $50 Market ST.. Wilmington, Del
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
Success.
II Won live at distance write for symp-
tom Blank.
Consultation at Office or by mail free.
Ofice hours-9 to II a. m; to y. m. to y
D. m. daily. Sundays. to IL a. m. IL you
write enclose four cents in stamps.
Evening journal., 1891-06-11

Martin O'Donnell is morocco seasoner II
f. BlumenthRl & Co.'S big morocco factory L
Robinson street, where be told reporter tn'
following etory: Ever since 1893 up TO a few
months ago was sick. ! first contracted 1
had cold which gave me awful pains in m,
head and aero "A my eyes. Ny nostrils stopped
no and / could hardly breathe. MY throa
sot So bad l nearly cholsea. ! had tire'
xSnuld he laken With a hacking cough and
would spit up large Jumps OF hard mueus.
Evening journal., 1891-06-11
Dinlnmnt. on fnr ohinnrn.

WASHINGTON, June ia party Of a
dozen diplomats left Washington this
morning for Chicago TO visit the site select
I'd for the Worlds fair and to meet the
fair commission, so they can advise their
respective governments upon the prospects
of the exposition. The state department
has them in charge.
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wolcott saws nlaine win Run.

CHICAGO June 1l.-Senator Wolcott, of
Colorado, who is in the city on business
said "Mr Blaine must be in good health
in 1892, for we are going to enter him in a
very warm race for the presidency, and he
viii accept when he learns what an i'm
mense number of friends he has who de-
mand his nomination"
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snwtelIa Aftnr ! Sc rrIal.

CONCORD, n. H., June 11.-A motion for
a new trial Of the case of Isaac II. Saw
telle, now awaiting execution for the mur-
der Of his brother, Hiram. will be made by
bis counsel, on the ground of newly dis
covered evidence. The application will
be considered at the September term of
court.
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class Day raerolsos a. poeh.kllL

PREKsK1LL, y. y, June 1.-THE class
day exercises Of the peekskin Military
academy were held hast evening at the
armory of the academy. at Peekskin The
annual address was delivered by elisha n.
Camp. This morning the boys listened 20
an address by General James w. Hustled
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Ealtor penrose aturdered.

BUTTE, Mont, June 11.-W. j. Penrose,
editor of The Mining Journal and member
Of the legislature, was murdered in his
home in the morning. Penrose was shot
thropgh the temple by the assassin. Belle
Bro4uing has been arrested on suspicion.
Evening journal., 1891-06-11
Sargent Tells Different Tale.
Grand centraI Trottlnr clrcuit,n nal

Grand Central Trotting Circuits Dates.
ROCHESTER, n. r., June II. The stewards
Of the Grand Central Trotting circuit met
al the Office OF the Rochester Driving Park
association shortly before noon. The fol
lowing cities were represented: Pittsburg.
J. A. McCracken; Cleveland, William I'd.
wards, W. b, Fassig 9. w. Short; Buffalo.
@. ]. Hamlin, r. S. Hawley; Rochester, G.
W. Archer, A. COLLINS; Hartford, +. O
King; Springfield, X. G. Robinson; Phila,
delphia, ). A. Wenderoth. Meetings will
be held as follows the coming seasons
Pittsburg. July "a to II inclusive; Cleve-
land, July 2s to 81 inclusive; Buffalo, Aug
70 inclusive; Rochester, Aug. II TO t4
inclusive; Springfield, Aug rs to 81 In
elusive; Hartford, Aug. 25 to 2S inclusive
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. to 4 inclusive.
Evening journal., 1891-06-11
Thlrty Glria Leave raoler Insti.ute.

IhtFty 0ifts ts1a|c i-iSoAoF AnhtfAonos
BRooKLYN, june li.-Thirty pretty wo-
men in classic gowns and ready to do bat
tie with the intellectual world were grad
uated from the Packer institute. Brook.
lyn's most exclusive seminary, Last night.
All Of Brooklyn's Four Hundred that are
still in town were there TO see. The exer-
cises were held In the chapel Of the in.
uftfnfa
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FAREMELL no SCHOOL NE.
Columbia Boys Graduated-Commen
ment at other Instftutions.

Gent as other Institutions.
NEW YORK, June ll.-Amid a shower Of
flowers and the waving OF handkerchief
from many a fair one, 923 Columbia boys
stepped upon the stage at Music hall last
evening and received from President Seth
Low Bit Of parchment. One hundred and
thirty-one received certificates making
them physicians and surgeons, sixty-three
were added to the army of lawyers, nifty
were given the title bachelor Of arts
thirty, mining engineers; forty, master o.
arts, and nine more proudly heard them
selves proclaimed doctors OF philosophy.
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Rewarded by the pre.Iden,.

LONDON, June 1.-THE president of the
United States has caused to be presented
a gold watch and medal to the captain
and gold watches and chains to the first
and third officers Of the Allen Shaw fol
rescuing the schooner Electric Light.
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students Held for trial.

BosToS, June 1l.-Twenty-five students,
members of the zeta Psi club, were held
in S4O0 bail for trial on charge Of main
tanning a liquor nuisance at their club
room. They were released on their own
recognizances.
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Prlnoeton,s l41 Graduates.

PRINCETON, n. j., June 1.-THE l44th
annual commencement exercises OF Prince
ton college were held yesterday and Prince
ton added 20 the roll Of her alumni lAi
mora rauNau
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Life Had No Pleasures
FOR YOUNG MARTIN o'DoNNELL OF
WILMINGTON,

vntiI He was Cured of CAtarrb Of the
Head ana Throat by Drs. Mccoy and
wndmMn-He Relates a Graphic Story
of Two Years of Awful suffering.
Evening journal., 1891-06-11
rhey DIsbeIIsvs rha. smagglIne Thsory.

rhey Disbelieve That Smuggling Theory.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Naval officers
and officials at the navy department have
received no information on the alleged
smuggling OF goods by the officers of the
United States vessels Omaha and Swatara
and place 40 reliance in the report.
Evening journal., 1891-06-11

II had headaches all the time and could not
sleep. / had poor nnpeti e. Three doctors
thai treated me said had dyspepsia but from
them got nc rel ef. ! spent al my money for
patent me iicines that did me no good. &
never really did know what allied ME until /
wen to Drs Mccoy and Wlldman. They toi0
me was suffering from eatarrh of the uead
and throat. After had been under their treat
nent for short time | felt wonderfully re-
Mccoy and Wildman Life had no pleasures
for me. [ am glad went TO them. They have
done wonders for e. | Am entirely rid OF
all those terrible pains sever have any more
headaches and onot have that hacking cough
or splitting up mueus. / sleep well and have a
good appetite. am all right now
Drs. MeCoy and Nildman furnish a. medi-
cines free and tint ir charles for treatment are
go low that they are within the reach OF all.
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rosT Ann FOUND

-
II OST.-CER RrIFICATE REPRESENTING
1 I Stall No. "A, for ten shares City Market
House Company Stock, issued TO Germania
Building and Loan Association No, 2 bear
ing date OF October 2S, 1884 Noticeis hereby
given thst application has been make to said
company for a new certificate
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS,
Secry. Germania b. & l.. Association.
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HSESSRS. CHAS. L. WEBSTER Il CO.,
NI wish to correspond at once with COM
petent book salesman. one who has sold ency.
nuality preferred. To the right party an
Opportunity is offered to establish and control
she sale OF the Library of American Litera-
fure in a field yet unoccupied. Address, T..
NJ. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
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Forteacue House.

Ocean Front and Arkansas Avenue. Electric
Lights. sun Parlors, and all modern luxuries-
Jane Fortoscue.
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wANTED.

UTANTED = OLD SHOES IN BARREL
w lots. Fifteen cents per barrel. delivered.
THE HOPES AND TOWNSEND co.
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FOR SALE.


A n ELECTRIC MOTOR MILK SHAKER,
"A tumbler. cups and holders. }. N.
HARVEY. 407 Delaware avenue
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= PER CENT. AND PER CENT. FIRST
| Mortgages and Guaranteed per cent.
Bonds ia small and large sans 20 suit. For
particulars call on or address, THOMAS +.
HANLON, No. East Seventh street.
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Hotel Ridgway.

Under new manageunent. Open for guests.
House improved. $l.50 TO 81 80 per day; IS to
tl4 per week.
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DRINTERs.- FOR SALE, AN EIGHTH
L Gordon Press, with steam fixtures. Ap-
Dlv Mt this office
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The Vermont.

Location on Vermont avenue, close TO
beach; wide porehes; electric bells; on line
Of electric cars and omnibusts.
s. M PaachaII.
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he MeIos.
Moss Hotel,
The Radnor,

~ South Carolina Avenue Centrally locs ted,
within three minutes walk of ocean, hot
sea baths. depot and post office.
Mrs ii. w. Sharpless.
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ROR SALE-TBIRTY MONTHS TINE
r. TO pay for furniture, carpets, bedding,
stoves, trunks. pictures, Mirrors. and all
parts Of the world.
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Help WANTED.


TENTLEAIAN OR LADY WITH PUSH
u wanted in Whining on ana esch CITY
and town of Delware TO Introduce the fastest
selling household article on r. cord. rays SS.o9
per day Sxlea in Philadelphia nave reaehed
a million. Address, w. u. WILLIAMSON, A
North Fourth street. Philadelphia.
UTANTFD.-A CURRIER WHO is A
w good knifeman. Apply to THOMAS
Nc. OMB'S Leather Factory. SO9 shipley
sfraaf
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS,
Hotel Chetwoode.
The EIdredge,
The EncaerIpv.

Ocean End Michigan avenue. Open all year
Hat aud Cold Baths Electric Bells. Sl.59 to
81 20 a day; 5000 to S12.00 a week.
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Fifth Avenue,

Massachusetts Avenue and the Beach.
Fred. X. Bockius, Proprietor.
Reasonable rates for guests.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-11-05
NOTICE Of FORFEITURE.

TO O. Walker, has Heirs or as
signs.
You are hereby notified that we have ex-
pended one hundred dollars for the year
$50 for labor and improvements upon
the Sterling rline. situated il Washington
county, Idaho, and recorded in the record
books of said county, as viii appear by
certificate filed July Dist, 1857, in the Of
ice of the county recorder Of said county,
in order to bold said premises under the
provisions Of section 1924 Revised Stat
utes of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for
said year, and II, within ninety days after
the date of the FIRST publication of Ibis
notice, you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure as
Il co-owner, your interest in said mine
will become the property Of the subscri
bers under said section 1921.
Jaceh 3. Blair.
T. Caldwell.
Arch'd Richie.
Dato of first publication, August 18Th
1872 80
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-11-05

But the only use they have for religion
Is to cover their many sins.
For such as these, whoever they are,
I've only contempt and scorn;
They'll surely get their just deserts
When Gabriel blows his horn
IT'S true there are some good Chris
tians,
Who are surely on the right road E;
They are always ready to lend hand
To help tighten another's load.
They make this world look brighter
With many loving deed;
Their only objebt seems to be
To help those that are in need.
And oh, how sadly we miss them,
When they are laid in their
shrouded coffin,
And well may we write on their tomb
stone,
"Gone, but not forgotten.
They will certainly get their just
rewards
If there is heaven above;
For they have made this world much
better
By teaching the sweet lesson of love.