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Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
GngI b.

Oct brittle SroppeIfib, iOm ben
14oe Dec. aisif fra Salifar beitemt 10,
9lnmOutb, er enonu life naaet irem til
fit geitemmeliesiteb. Oct bapbe $50
Manb OmbOrb, os man irpster for, al
at bet er saaet mnoer meo Manb oe
Wus.
Zen norife Brig "aintu," betemt
for arenbal, er itranoet paa ben en-.
aelite anit. Oct antages, at bele Manb.
itabet er brutnet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
y 0 m ! u q.

Srpsiet libel. 8. ainsen, en- Seite.
tpp ira 9tebralta, o9 Charlie WiIer,
iom iprrise 5%prsoas rsmte ira County.
fGnsIlet / laramie, fanotes iortebeu rs
Mil ira gbepenne. aingen par frosIet
libel % Mtiaer bar p9iaa nriten ooo
af 8ulbe. Neseren So6nion, iom fam.
tiois rsmte ira 5en9ilet, er iporlsit
i~Oriuunpen. San er iano ipnlisois uss
iaa ~ibielfrpsiet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
~ nfin.

WtSt0ut n.
CStar Sobnfon, en- 21saaris Soen'
tie | Snnborn, bleu ben Cite bs. iflot %
eiebliffelis brGbt af Sobn 8taSer. 9e
trettebe ON en- anip.
9sb at Spebalifbeb. Glen Rel
ion, iom | Is @ar bar liot at Spebalit'
beo, bsbe / Snsbags | Sprins Safe,
8ierce Gonntp.
"Salooniepere." On tpitlntberf
Weenisbeb / Oibfoib bellntteoe iorIeben,
at eiter ben lite Mai b. u. funbe insen
"SalOonteepere" blipe Meblemmer at
Wenisbeoen. Oct iises, at be "Sas
loonfeepere," iom M er Meblemmer al
Mcnisbeben, MA enten flute meo fin
Misunderstanding eller meloe Zig no al
ben.
8nuerner Beds Moper tisser baarot
Ips | Sort Ntfinion. Suu et 80 Mar
sammel os fiber at en- 6jerteipsoom.
u. 81. Mnberion % Ole 4nberion
bar tjpbt "5be Burnett County Sentis
nel" / @rantsburg; 8laott reoi9erebes
tioligere Of ben nps afopbe q. q. 81
ion.
SfisSournameut. Stiioreninoen /
Gau Claire 9jer 5orbereoelier til et
ltorartet Sfis5onrnament. 5Oreninser
| Ct. 8aul, minneapolis, S%tiuuater,
&eb ssins, CT. Groir Sails, Ga Crosse,
Slbpemins % Selena, Montaua, bar
unoerrettet Sefretaren on, at De oil
belta9e / Sfirenbet. Sbis Der fommer
tllitratfelig Sne, oil 9purnameutet
blipe afbolot / Slutningen al Sanuar.
Sulegaoe. Gn abonnent i~triuer:
Gfers Meni9beo peo 8rarie 6arm, iom
paa mango Maaoer bar lagt for 8agen
i'm ajarlisbeb 90 astelie for fin Brett
8aitor Norb, puerraIfeoe bam o9iaa
Sulebas meb cit meset oatter Globe
ipm Sulesape.
9eieiteretsbommer Sriamus Sole
iratraaote i'm 3ommeritiaing ben Ace
os. elter 36 Iar8 Nrbeioe / Statens
3jeneite iOm 9onmer. @. SO. 8innep
afla9oe itrar efter G%mbsbseben 1om
9cmmer. Sislse en- nDs oebtasen SOP
blir 9ommer 2pons Chief Suffice lite.
betior for Gple. Scr Riarep, iom ben
4oe bs. blso Meolem al Ggielteret, bar
5armer / Dane Co., ba Eommer Sole
for As Iar iioen bar aanbioat for
apnaresmano % bOlbt politilfe 3ateri
ben peitlise Del al Statem
6armere pmtrins Sepaitopol bar
beiluttet at anlR9ge en- Stipeliefabrif /
gDen. Der er Sperflob al 8pteter /
8Opr County, og olsie fan bruges meo
Sorbel paa berne Mtaaoe.
6npernpr Bed bar lon9pnt Gauute
Slipn til Gfifteretsoommer for BUR-
nett County iitebetipr ben ms aibgoe
9. q. 0lion.
Ingnt Nnoerion, Der arbeibebe /
Soliuaps 3emmerleir p%eitenior Mteos
foro, blep brRbt ben ste bs., ioet ct
9re, ium ban bOlbt paa at falbe, falbt
Ouer BAN. Gioeos bar tiblisere bost /
8ordeiter. Saapiot man peb, efters
laoer ban irsen Slestninse.
gepi Sperion, iOm arbeioeoe i@ou.
fep & See 2umber Cos 9smmerleir
nar Sa5elburit, bleO ON Morseneu ben
Abe bs. orabt al Ell n~ebialbenbe @ren.
Sans Stem q / Werria, boor ban
eiterlaoer en- un9 Gnte.
Zen elbIte ganfsr | Statem, 6.
3. Ri6arbion, 9reiioent af ganf Of
@eneoa, bsoe i 9ate @eneoa ben Abe
bs. 5Or As Sar iioen fom ban til Ges
nepa Os bar peb lin 9sb ben albite
8anfsr Staten. 5an blep 81 Nar
sammel os eiterluoer Gnfe os en- Dat
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
8eorgia.

Gn ni9bpanlis polbiom 6ptlone
for ON aitenen ben Ste os. oper Sap
e~tteuile, % 8aanin9sbuie, airter Os
Oiientlise 8psninser jeoneoes Ueb Sor.
ben; flere 8erioner orabtes os ct fort
Nntal lemlRIteoes.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Wt I

Gn Yoitfjsrer blep ben 3oie bs.
anbulbt al ell maiferet S%tratenrpoer %
plpnoret ior $4,000 / Supeler os
llbre o9 800 aontanter. Suuelerne
os llbrene tilbsrte en- Sanbelsreiienbe
for ct g%bicagofirma.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Iranfriae.

Zen beromte frantic 3i8ter Waus
pasiant er blepen iinbsiuas % forisste
iorleoen at be9aa Selumorb. Operaus
itreugelie ital bore aarlasen tit bans
Sp9oom.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
California.

6arry Wiiaer. en- Ssn al 2isteren
Spnquin Riaer, iom for nUsle Tiger
iioen bleu arreiteret for 9oitrsperi, blep
/ Snsbass bpmt til 2 aars Sansiels.
itraf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
u 10 y

Zen beiienbte Gabrifant Walter
u. Wooo lisser for 9soen | TT Siem
| Socfif Sails. !San bleo fsrit ausre'
ben af Ga Grippe, Tom isnere gil ODER
til 2unsebetenbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Yelgien II.

ga Grippe er uobreot ouer bele Bel.
glen. Spgoommen raier p2rit
DC offentlise 8elgisreubeosanitalter
Mnnsfoloige oIientli9e Stoler CT lut.
teoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12

Ia q ntss gataTs I ssaHs Gel al sanse ,s aa,
aH9ys VBeomas tiliammsa. % tustii isT laa sas HssI
euiaaa stn ioT g9siSvtSslis. 3 mlass War sygtxrtes
sasfg eta Tor a. p9Fs en- fetal Saloom q j~ogsItsss fetal.
Ets!,r. "a sa BEN letais eebaHsiias agsris 'aE:rss,
@sssa, tsisJeess 1p8Sommta isr 20 Uert usflsgsselis.
eiosuisbsn bar pit, a. Netargb tr en- fsuaiiutlsael
@qae9m. q ovier lrHlsT ssa feHHitalt3nsl ss3ans,
ting. Halls Cannh Cure, tiigiTt,t al =. 4 eheass &
&C.. l3sss. Cbio. ssH "a ne leubilasisusas xar
&aysssd. Gen Iasfs iRessrsts / ieit ira 10 rsaase,
III en- l~bsifsiage. TtH sirsa higst,e pa4 elsegi "a
9Atmsis 2iiRessrease Is aoiopsr 800 ier sail;sls
iOm8ah Guislss. bet its taa sHssys. Ssab eitsy Gistu,
later % Isttn0Risr. Nhgssis;
g. q 6btRsg & Co.. aslsse. 4.
ST. <alsss hos TyHssiEsT, IS 9tHiA tSanl
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Seras.

Gr~prsisrsueri. Bels.5arsO CT.
preis SO. blep Snsbas Gften plpnoret
for $4,000 paa Granb Central Depot
| SouitOn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
let b | 0eroeu.

IL. " ". SamIiton, Rerrilaa, sSis.. Tiger
Seq Der | aarepis ioist Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Sirup. Get sr ben beolts so.
iiemsoiem | Seroen % for Nitbma CT Del
nopertrRfelist. (San.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Sllinoi s.

SaDbroof. Der er belissenOe 90 Nil
sitenior determination, blep ben 3oie
bs. last i Nife. granoifaben anilaaes
til $4,000 gsiurancen er ~ubetpbelis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
uDlanDet t.
Wt anitob b a.

0arS 2orenion. Der arbeioeoe /
aeepatin 5lourmslle / 8at 4ortase,
tom / Snsoass inc / Maitinerist os
bleu pieblittelig brRbt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Gonnettitut.

9eieiteret bar enitemmis ertlaret
@epublitaner Bultelep for at pere ben
rstmesise @upernsr al Sta!eu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Nrnen" go. 10,

inoboloer:-gn fjGt Horbmano-gn aaabe.
lnlo Stltorie eler On Nmerifaner paa 9pit.
reile.
Decorah-posten., 1892-01-12
Spanien.

Zen lille aonse Of Spanien ital
oare ipS. Sort bcretteoes bet, at ban
baoce ga Grippe, mel ieHere oplpites,
at ban fun leo al en- itart 5ortjslelie.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04

Whom Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria'
When she had Children, she gave them Castors
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
Times Soliloquy.

Old, call you me! Av. when Gre
alton was spoken into birth, | wa.
there. Mid the bloom and verdure
Of the Paradise gazed upon the
young world, radiant with celestial
smiles. l rose upon the pinions of
the first morn and caught the first
dewdrops as they fell and sparkled
upon the bowers of the garden. Ere
the foot of man was heard sounding
in the wilderness, gazed upon its
rivers. flashing in light, and reflect
ing the broad sun, like myriad jew
els, upon their bosomS. The catar-
acts sent upon their anthems in these
soIitudes, and none were here to
listen to the new born melody but l.
For thousands Of years the morning
star rose IN beauty aud tlamed in
the forehead of the sky with no eyes
to admire its rays but mine Ay; call
me old Babylon and Assyria,
PALMYRA and Ihebes, rose, liourshed
and fell, and beheld them in their
glory and their decline; when their
first stones were laid in the earth,
was there! control the fate Of
empires | give their period Of glory
and splendor; but at their birth | con
ceal in them the seeds of death and
decay. l poise my wing over the
earth and watch the course and
doings of its inhabitants. spread
tresses upon the brow of the young,
and plant gray hairs upon the brow
of the aged man. Dimples and smiles
at my bidding lurk around the lips
of the innocent child, and l furrow
the brow of age with wrinkles. Old,
YOU call me! Ay, but when will my
days be numbered! When will Time
end, and Eternity begin? When will
the earth and its waters, and universe
be rolled up, and a new world com
mence its revolutions! Not till He
who first bids me begin my flight So
orders it. When His purposes, who
called me INTO being, are accomplish
ed then too shall go to the place
Of all living.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04

my head in her lap, | felt great
deal better, and that it would not be
so hard to be an old maid after all.
My only regret was that, old as
might consider myself, no one else
could possibly consider me so for
ten years yet, and yet during all
time | should be obliged to 90 into
society.
A few days after this mamma and
papa went out one afternoon to make
call and was sitting alone in the
parlor. Suddenly some one pro-
nounced my name and looking up |
saw Cousin Harvey, who, when |
sprang up in dismay, caught me IN
his arms.
But shall not tell any more, save
that when papa and mamma came in
they found us sitting very closely on
the sofa, where Harvey held me fast,
though tried hard to assume more
dignitied position at a distance when
J. heard them coming.
There was a great many explana-
tions to be made, and it finally ap-
peared that | had been the victim of
conspiracy.
Papa and mamma had suspected
something all the time, but had
known nothing for certain until my
confession. Papa had Immediately y
seen Harvey and brought about this
meeting.
As for the latter, his attentions to
Miss Baker were meant solely TO
bring me to my senses, if | had any,
as she was soon to be married to a
gentlemen who was then abroad.
We were married after a short en-
gagement; and, though my short
married life has had some clouds,
they have resulted, generally, from
my own pettishness, and they are be-
coming more rare. But Of this am
sure, that | never was so happy be-
fore, and am extremely gratiiied
that | missed the very narrow es-
cape | had of losing the man of my
heart n, Y. Evening World.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04

Those who believe that DR.. Sage 5
Catarrh Remedy will cure them are
more liable to get we'll than those
who don't. If YOU happen to be one
of those who don't believe, there's a
matter of $500 to help your faith.
It's for you if the makers of DR.,
Sages remedy can t cure you, no mat
ter how bad or OF how long standing
your catarrh in the head may be.
The makers are the Worlds Dis
ponsary Medical Association, of
Buffalo, n. \. They are known to
every newspaper publisher and every
druggist in the land, and you can
easily ascertain that their words as
good as their bond.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
Cool Off Boys!
ttlre

Isn't it about time the irate edi-
tors who thought the Democratic
party had gone to the "demnition
bow-wows" because Crisp of GeorSia
beat Mills of Texas for the Speaker
ship, in a Democratic caucus, to
cool off Cool off boys, WISH your
lachrymose, grief stricken coun-
tenances and brace up, look pleas
ant and take your seats in the regular
meetin'. Mills is not the Democratic
party, neither is Crisp. Tariff Re
form did not 90 to bed with LaGrippe
when Mills did, neither did it sur
render when Crisp ascended the
Speakers stand. 1t stalks abroad in
the land as of yore. The suffering
people don't care who wields the
gavel for the next two years, if the
members on the floor will 60 to work
like men and patriots to bring re-
lief to the suffering millions. True,
Mills and Cleveland and Jones of
the Republic (Cholly Jones you
know thought they were the big
end of the Democratic party when
they went They got Int with a
club, and they howlcd, but there is
no need for our brave, christian
brethe-n" to take up the howl unless
they get pay to howl, Stop it boys;
it disturbs the meeting, and there's
lots of business to do yet. Electing
speaker is not all, it is only prelimi-
nary.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
NEW YORK AND THE WEST.

The selection of Chicago as place
to hold the Democratic National
Convention may be accepted as
another indication that the large and
robust section of the country known
as "the West is regarding New
York with less respect as the years
roll round.
\ few years ago there would have
been no place in this country between
sunrise and sunset where a World s
Far could be held but right in this
town, whereas at the present time
the West could, if pressed, furnish
half dozen places worthy of such
an event.
As for national political conven-
tions, New York is simply mot in
it" as gentlemen who make conven-
tions express it.
There is an impression all over the
West that New York has enough,
without grabbing for such ordinary
things Of life as fairs and conven-
tions. In addition to this there Is a
prejudice against this section. The
farther West you 90 the stronger it
becomes. The people who breathe
the free, fresh air Of the prairies bor-
row our money at a high rate Of in
teyest, and in return bestow their
affection upon us to the same extent
that they would upon a pawnbroker.
This feeling has become more pro-
nounccd each year. Whenever the
West can get along without the
East it will do it, even to struggling
along without political candidates
who may hail from this section.
At the same time, we wish the
West well. 1t is great and grow
ing country and it has a bright fu-
ture.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
Little by Little

If you are gaining little by little
every day be content. Are your eN-
penses less than Your income, so that
you are yet constantly Accomplishing
BE content so far as concerns mon
ey you are doing well.
Are gaining knowledge every day
Though it be little by little the ag-
gregate of accumulation, where nc
day is permitted to pass without
adding something to the stock, will
he surprising to yourself.
SOLOMON did not become the wisest
man in the world in a minute.
Little by little fortunes are ac,
cumulated little 10y little knowledge
is gained; little by little character
and reputation are achieved. -
National Weekly.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
Barking up the Wrong Tree.

Those who, recognizing that there
is something wrong in the body
polite, are clamoring for govermen-
tai interference in their behalf, are
trying to purify the stream at its
mouth instead of its source. A cele-
brated writer has well said: Laws
wisely made and administered will
secure to men the fruits of their la
Dor but no laws which the wit of
man can devise can make the idle
industrious, the thriftless proyident,
or the drunken sober" And he
mi ght have added, nor the vicious
moral, nor the foolish wise. The
government is what the people makes
it it is the sum of their vices, as
well as their virtues of their fool
isbness, as well a. their wisdom.
1t is the outgrowth Of the individual
lie OF the people, ana any reform
that does not attack the root of the
evil in the individual Is doomed to
failure. Improve the mental, moral
and industrial condition of the peo-
pie aud the evils now so vehemeutly
lamcnted will disappear. No man
can better serve his country than by
setting u noble example of self-re-
lance. Those who would depend
for sustcnance on a governmental
sugar-teat, rather than upon their
own eXertions, are apt to 90 hungry.
The government may be vastly i'm
proved, but il can never be made a
public almoner, because it has no
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04

"Pshaw," he said, there's great
lot of foolish talk about the crank
blowing up Russell Sage because he
didn't give him u million dollars" ="
"You wouldn't like that sort OF
thing very much, would you:" in
quired the man next to him.
Like it: OF course not" he re-
piled. but | wouldn't be raising
such row about it. My wife blows
me up every time ! refuse to give
her a dollar. I'm used to it.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
charity to hestow upon Paul unless
it has previously robbed Peter
Texas Farm and Ranch.
Waterloo and Gettysberg.

The subject of the comparative
losses in the battles of Waterloo and
Gettysburg has been a much debated
one. Authorities are not of one
mind. The French army at Water
loo according to Hayden dictionary
Of dates, numbered Il ,941 men and
2i6 guns, and the allies 1873, ,66l men
of all arms and 260 guns English
81 ,GGl and Prussians &C 900. The
loss of the allies was -, 79G OF whom
poo were killed, l4,539 wounded
and 4,23l missing of the French
$500 killed and wounded $500
taken prisoners total 2G, 300 though
other accounts. including some
French writer's, make the loss about
30, 900 which are the figures generally
accepted. AT any rate, 1926 on
both sides are thus accounted for as
hors decombat. 1t may be admitted
that, the heaviest loss suffered in any
one battle of the war Of the rebellion
was at Gettysburg. The numbers
engaged and the loss are varIously
stated. Gen. Meade, the Union
commander, claimed that his strength
was about % 600 with about 81 900
of all arms brought into battle,
French 1000 having been kept idle
at Frederick, and about 1000 more
detailed for special service. These
figures correspond nearly with Gen.
Humphreys statement that the Army
of the Potomac in its action com
prlsed 10000 infantry, 10000 cav
airy and an artillery force OF 800
guns. or the Confederate forces
Gen. Humphy says that Gen. Lee
entered Pennsylvania with 50 900
infantry, 5000 Cavalry and pro-
portionate force of artillery, Gree
ley's American Conflict" puts down
the count of Lees army marching
through Hegertown at 81 900 infant
~, 5000 cavalry and 280 guns,
with no less than 5000 cavalry under
Stuart advancing without passing
through the town. The Union loss
was %, 1912, ,S34 killed. BIB
wounded, and S,643 missing, The
Confederate loss is not stated Ollie
tally, and one writer puts the total
hors de combat at 50 900, evidently
an aggregation. Greeley's work,
above alluded TO, estimates the loss
at 2S, 900, of whom 5000 were killed
aud 10000 unwounded prisoners,
and Johnson's Cylcopedia 81 Geo
5000 killed and wounded and 49,
600 missing, including the unwound-
cd prisoners. These figures would
show at Waterloo force of 206, Cos,
loss 40, 27G; at Gettysburg, 49,
900, loss 81, lS0.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE !
REGULATOR

CARTERsvILLE, April %, 1883.
This will certify that two members Of my
Immediate family, after having suffered foH
years from Menstrual Irregular1tys
being treated without benefit by physicians
were at length completely cured by one bottle
of RradGeid's Female Regulator. Ito
effect is truly wonderful. j. w. STRAN0E.
Book TO WOMAN" mailed FREE, which contains
valuable Information on all female diseases.
RHADFiELC REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
FOE SALE By ALL DIR UGGx0xA
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BiTrEHs.
II is pleasant 10 take cures Malnria, Indi.
gestion, Biiousness and Liver Complaints.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
nnowN,s IRON prrrERs ALMANAC

For tSDs
Contains One Hundred Recipes for max
ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
at home. This book Is given away at drug
and general stores.
Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-02-04

You wind your watch once a day,
Your liver and bowels should act n.
regularly, If they do not, use Il key.
The key is--Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
One a dose.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-31

A lawyer and broker. of New York
city. recently visited convict in Sing Sing
prison with the 0stensible purpose of secur-
ing power of attorney to dispose Of val
liable piece of real estate which the convict
had inherited. They got what they went for.
which was disguised" warranty deed for
the property. Warden BrowD had the pals
arrested few days later for obtaining
money under false pretenses. and the prob
abilities are that the next ''lawsuit' the at
torney gets into will be striped one which
will keep him fully engaged for about seven
years. His friend and partner, the broker,
will speculate in iron and stone and figure
"gOOd time" instead of brokerage.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

lished in the Minnesota state prison. All matter
published in its columns is contributed by the
inmates. except that properly credited. Its sup
port must come from the outside every inmate
IL given a paper without cost. 1t is published in
the interest Of the prison library and after paying
for the printing outfit, contributed $3.50 to the
library fund the first year. Its objects are to en-
courage individual intellectual effort, provide a
healthy journal for the inmates Of this and other
prisons, and. above ALL to acquaint the outside
world with the needs of the prison by rejecting
its inner life and thus aid the cause of moral ad
vsncement and prison reform.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-31

Buddhism is the subject Of a neat
brochure we have received from the hand
of Gen. R. w. johnson of st. Paul. The
General has put Buddhism before the reader
in light that makes it understandable. In
closing his subject he says: buddhism is,
after all. neither better nor worse than any
other religion built up by man. 1t is sci
ence without inspiration, religion without
God. body without spirit. unable to re.
generate, cheerless, cold. dead and deplOr-
ably barren of results"
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-03-31

piled his constitutional right to grant con-
ditiOnal pardOns. To undertake to start
the system with fewer restrictions would
endanger its stability during the expert
mental stage. AS time goes on the system
will be broadened and perfected until it will
reach the case of every man worthy of its
benefits. 1t will be largely in the hands of
those who are now eligible to it's benefits to
make of it a perfect or imperfect system.
If they honor their paroles they will bring
honor upon the system. This is country
where laws are made in accord with public
sentiment and the favorable or unfavorable
sentiment on the parole law will be formed
upon the good or bad conduct of the men
paroled.
The governor has taken the right step and
time will prove it's wisdom.