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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

Of fifty members met IN u rule narrow
atartnIrnt, aud ia thirteen day. they
e Ilpitt:d one 0f the hest models tx
tunt 1rr Ii state cunhtitutltn. The de:-
!urAlinn Of Independence wns adopted
and hAiltd through out TtxtS with
juy. Mta .rn did mt consider Texas
thdepsi,t~ NJ. and this wa Why the
''H t,e nf <;An Jac ma wa tough :,At4~
IA Anua led lhe >itxjcAu~ I'D Enua
-tun.tHe :Tcxau~. There We,e seven
itundr' Il T.xau- to ti4h..tu hundred
Mt&:=" IT,. T}e b ale Wa ."ui, ny
lie r, x1.1> and th= remaining Mtxi-
cunr lied for thtir Iiv*-. t,ut we're ;'ur~
sued by Huu@lul.'+ men. ana made
tti> sntts, 'oaasa Anna among t!4eI1!.
>AntA Anu:. would huv.s betn execu-
I'd tut tor Hcu~,tI1, WHO set tueln
ret. This bntttt eet Texa" free. Hnus~
tam gave up bis utmy HE aud waa
,he~eu president ni Trxa>. S+Eaora
nuu TeI r:-t,tallve> "ert elected the
s4m= time, and III 1876 the delegates
..s.einbtt / nj tuiutnna, aud the first
ctl4gte~s If the Re ,ub;tc of IT. xu+ WAS
urraniz~d. Wneu he went out OF this
flee the nation rwet about uue 1nil-
lion dollars, If whicl, si.1 hundred had
been promised. ln ISL be Was elect
ed president Agaiu. RI government
wrs IN II worse rondititn lht- tiue than
tht tir-t TIME he was president. His
first object wa. annex.:i> n. IT this
failed, his nex' wus recognition Of the
Independence of Texas hy Mexico. In
the n+an time the country III stripped
of her defense. When lie country
WIS in this exposed condition, Hous-
ton IT rt~cvmmenced congress tn raise
company of archives, for there was no
military force IN the field. This they
refuaed to do. A. this 'ime Houston
went for his family, and while after
them he heard OF the invasion by Vas
QUIZ. Congress called an extra meet-
ing and passed bll! appropriatlng
ten million ucres Of public domain to
carry on the campaign. Everyone
>nd that 1t he vetoed this bill his life
would pay forfeit. After wo W. eks he
vetoed 1t, and The reasons ie gave were,
that tie hadn't cent If n"nty to
lug pnwdt. with nn't not enough Of
nleu tn fight. Thu vefn Wa putt
'ji-t1+ Il nu,t u5ivet saI rnltu ut pnc'. I'll G.
ct"dett. Fir ~nnh afterwards retired
trsM Pub r. life ana returned home to
tt greeted ttr II nnn]e wife. Il roD and
+ u inve}y A4ushter-. RI 't1ston dIe1
III ltG3; his youth VA wall AMI 1m>
p.tuous, hut was spotted with no
crj1nr. B'> etIiy manilool WIS filled
with ,aru+ stnts- and daring, bu: was
d+fnrMtn by 40 hct whic IL lost # b m
thr confidence If !h- v>4tnoua Il; the
1--we Of t,i- mother.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

WAsHlSGT0N. March 25.-The Sill
YER bill IL now 1t. II position where it
can only br reached through a special
tr.ier from the committee on bills. Its
ntrrow 04re from defeat on the vnte
to lay on the table renders it tome-
what doubtful whether the bill CAD
again be brought to the front ut this
session. The vote was tie, las to las,
being made 30 by the vote OF Speaker
Crisp, who evidently kept olose watch
on the roll call, aud at the last nlo~
ment rewarded his free silver friends
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

t+H having hi- own vutr 1erort:ed in
favor 1T II e bali. It wn4 no: uu'iI
after midnight that Mr.. K!and, r+cog>
nizirg the fu'i:lty 1T trolougin9 tue
struggle, con>et:fed IT, An Adjournment.
with 'he tu|l .krrwltdge that Il e
thI: Thereby l'>e~ it* position w II
si,tninl oId.:. t.: 49,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

Officials mt Washington Concede
Jat Relutlon> With En--
. =" ::
land Arc s,tra.n:d.

NtW York. .:Murch 455.~~A t};~tA,rh
from, Nu>',t' e nii IL the T,n4e- suys
TINT It WA" r~p,rteu IN good ltst stnorty
Iust nint!t til. tilt President has b.tn
ts+r ttnt the Rus all government will
c,.ol'eluEt with this Y'vernmrt' in the
mutter nf protecting zeal 1T" III Beh~
ring sea. The Russian minister is
credited with saying that hi govern
nlcnt would hd4 four nlen-of war to / =
fleet 1T Xix aitta1y ut ElNdlvo-toek.
Thos sena,ors who favor the position
tue Preu'd dent has assumed IN the cor
respondtnce with Lord Salisbury
found much t, etitfn their back bone
when They learned that there waa u
strong probability that Ruiz in would
10 found on the side Of the United
States In the event Of ho.tiiitie3
growing out Of the question Of pro-
,ectink the few remaining seals in
Bthrinx s:a.
There was lull in the excitement
ut the navy department yesterday, but
the officials manifested feeling Of
uncertainty and anxiety pending ded-
mite developments In the diplomatic
negotiation. concerning the Behring
se4 matter. The department. AuthorI-
ties hurdly know how far to g, la the
llne of extraordinary preparations un~
til the international cnrrr~pondenre
b-Ar4 ii tuUre conclusive tsprrt, nnd
they ure iutpattentIy waiting for .bts
to happen. Meanwhile, although the
navy officials co:;ct de- tllut our rclA>
tinl14 with Grtat +, talt arr decidedly
strained, few Ut them ~ rtnliry expect
actual hn-:Il1tis~ to prise. It Is n!an
puln ed unt tH Envnl ex} ert+ that 1t
will hardly te III: rotiry OF he de-
thrtu+n, 10 tplicentrule II heavy ftrre
o <tSs+!s in Betulng SEA, Tor even If
tH:>1&title- =loutA be rr+ripi1uted bv an
exchange Ut ehnt~ up there; the War
would net be f"nght th"rr, bur bearer
hntne. Whatever vr*r+1s nrr s~ut to
BelriuG stu by either uatinn viii bu
lutetdet1 simply for service III cuunec~
tim he scaling controversy, and II It
with the idea of engaging IN any gel~
rral contl'ct there. At lr,s=nt there
are Htrrr or eight British Wafrhl4 = "tt
tht J. ,citit statlnn, three ut btcn are
large cruisers. The latter would ptob~
ably not he sent tn Be'rlng SEA i'll any
| case, hui would bp retained III lsrttirh
Columbian walters, and 1t l. a[t"grth'
likely that our 1tnvy cruise i now on
the Pacific coAst will b. similarly held
Ut San Frauc,zcn to await furit"r de-
velopm"nls.
| The principal indication Of active
preparation at the navy department:
was in th+ matter Of coal supplies fol
thu Behrlng eea fleet.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

Naturally.
"And what il the name Of your
funtr:"
''.3lni1h
oh, dear me! How do YOU tell
him from all the rt3t Of tlc1n:'
by his first NAME It il Jol1n"---
Iifo .
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27


WASHINGTON, March 25.-~Now that
the silver 9hoRt ha. been laid away,
the representatives Of the penrle have
commenced to realize that there Is H
matter before this country which de-
mand> serious considerations eubj ot
before which all other matters before
Congress pale into tnstgnificance. The
President of the United States has
-ent diguified and diplomatic, but
peaceful ultin,atum to Great Britain,
the greatest naval power lu the world,
The situation now 10 that unleas Gteat
Britain backs down there will be war
1.-The most terrible war of this cen>
tury. This country cannot dlscredlt
The President, who has declared his
Intention to maintain the national Dig
nifty aud honor. Only one factor In
the world can avert War-will Russia
interfere! An official we'll informed
In diplomatic circles says that Russia
will do nothing to prevent host1lities.
Russia wants war to commence, how"
eYtr and as socn hs the first gun is
fired Russian troops will ndvance into
Indis and Russian warsllips will he
sent to Hvhring sea. The situation Is
daily increasing II gravity.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

This cnl,nli j. "litrd by tho Klttnric Iuss.
of tie Miles 'ity High >cE'a, IL tl.. intcrrrt uF
t.Incntifh ast tfs@ sellt',ls of tie county, t<tn~
m"nlrAtiun> +lt1ty rrccivcd. +1dlre.s al conn
tnanicatip:ts tn tin. "Klic*prc tla-.. I: aIiles
tity, Nfjut;sitti1 VI: **=* =:* MI: i: :* NJ
MfkrLE HEENA>,. tditor t,r: the
VIZ, X T.. ~ 81. 4: NJ: n: :"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-27

so that distinguished looking lady
is your wife, eh:"
NO. I'm that distinguished look
ing lady's husband. Life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Hoffman, Catholic Directory, which
hss juss been issued - Milwaukee. gives
the returns - furnished BY the chancel-
Iors OF the di0ceses, Who get the figures
from the pastors OF the churches. IL
puts the total Catholic population Of the
United States At 6.647 ,221. an increase Of
67.255 IN the past wear. This 10 329.
92l more than given in the census re-
turns. but the latter did not include the
bapti<ed persons under nine years Of
age, Who constitute about Is per cent. Of
the membership. Even upon this esti-
mate. however. there 10 . discrepancy Of
1892 as Ia the two reports. According
10 the Directory there are 8 O62 Catholic
priests, eO42 churches. 1854 stations
where msss is celebrated. and l.6s3
chspeIs. The church has 923 orphan
asyIums. and 50 Theological reminAriea
II hss ai.c l3s colleges. 655 scadamies,
and lO6 psrochiaI schoois. which are
attended by 706753 pupils. Prominent
Catholics insist that an accurate count
has never been made and thar there are
between ten aud twelve millions In this
country. The returns for 1891 show On
increase in every department. The Uni
ted States IL divided into thirteen arch
dioceses. sixty-eigbt diocesss and i've
vicsriates-apOstoIic. There ere one car
dinsi. tw Give arch bishops and seventy-
three bisbops. New York leads in the
number ot Catholics; Boston comes
next, aud Chicago third.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

grants 10 I'll Arch bishops, Bishops and
Ordinariss Of the Catholic world, where
the disease exists, the faculty 10 exempt
from the Law BY which they are bound
10 observe fssting and ahstinence. the
faithful under their charge, q long q. In
their judgment. the nature and condition
Of public health may require this Apos-
tnIic indulgence. II u the wish Of HE
Holiness that. while tho faithful enjoy
this benign provision OF the Apostolic
See. they be moro careful 10 perform
works Of Christian pieiy that may merit
Divine clemencv. For this reason he ex-
horts them TO help the needy, 10 visit The
churches frequently. assist 81 The sacred
functions. and receive oftener the sscra-
ments to beseech and plscase Almighty
God. since II Is clearly evident that the
numerous eviis which sfIlici us are 10 be
attributed IN Divine Justice. which sx-
acts punisnment from men for the corr
rupsion Of morals and for an overflow
ing deluge Of crime.
r. CARD Monaco
Rome, January l4ih. l899
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11


At the annusI dinner Of she Chicago
Bsnkess' tInb The CHIEF speaker was
william r ST John. ~ the Mercantile
National Bank. of New York He ssid
Free coinsge aud free silver are the
common hut misleading terms for Z
mere propos.l 10 restore The coinage sys-
TEN OF the II. 8 founned under Wash
|ingtou. % advised by Alexander Hamsl.
ton sDd recommended by Thomss JEFF
'ferson and ratified subsequently BY An
drew Jackson Thsi old - stem ol
equally unrestricted coinage Tor gold
and silver which il Il now proposed 70 re.
|instsse wss maintained continuously fol
leighty-cne yesrs until overthrown on
|nosiceably in 1873 And vet no objec'
|tions are nov too psradoxical 10 bai
from one sni the same Antagonist OF ell.
,ser coinage. The same men will de.
uounce u - . scheme Of mine owners II
'sshsnce the value Of silver. and vet Z
swindie Of pensioners BY reducing the
value OF the iegsi-tender silver dollars
and then fertile endesvor 10 reduce thu
|vsIue OF money ~ enlsrging iis volume
futile because the enactment will bsnish
gold, but nevertheless . practical repu.
|diaiion OF 80 cents on the dollar Of 81
debts, 10 the benefit Of the debtor class
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

New York Sun: Judge Holman.
chairman OF the house committee On sp-
h st present : most con-
Dpicuous object Of attack BY al the men
and women 10 Warrington. Who ere en-
to get their hands into UDcIe
Sans cash box. The watch h-dog Of The
treasury stands between The peoples
money end its raiders. and 10 therefore
hated and feared By the promoters u
the varieus propositions pending before
congress depending for success upon
large she appropriations. The fflends
Of these proposed measures seem 70 Be
fearful OF allowing them 70 60 to the
commisiee on appropriations, and ere
doing everything to their power TO put
the bills into the hsnds Of other COM
mittees, presumably on the assumption
that these committees will be more In
cIined 10 spend money frselv and with.
out close investigation than the commit
tee OF which Judge Holmsn is chairman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11


TARIFS PIcrUREs. Since the McKin-
ley Tariff Law went into effect there have
been notable reductions 10 the price oI
staple jokes OF general consumption
Where The Witticism about the SLOW
messenger boy formerly brought Is
cents, il can now be obtained for Is
cents.
The goat and the circus poster Joke
once brought 80 cents per jestlet. Nov
II goes begging q 30 cents per dozen.
Witticisnss sbout the expsnsiveness o'
the Chicago girl's foot once fetched q
high % Is cents 10 the joke market
Nov no publisher viii pay more than i
cento.
Mother.in-la jokes. once IN great Dc
msnd q o1. ere now practically unsals
BILE. We quote > cents per dozen = III
price.
The merry piece of Wit about the pster
familias Who scts the dog on bic dough
tors young man, occasionally brough
o high q % 50. Now the joke con
strucior u lucky IL be gets IS cents for it
Plumber jokes and those about the ics
man, once commended brisk sale It *
cents each Nov rs csuts Is the maxi
mum price.
These thiogs show the insstinab!,
vuIue Of the new tariff law.-Brookly y
Life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

DusoIs Co. -SoperintsDdent Geo. r
Wilson has recently issued . letftss %
parents, calling their attention % The
importance Of the Young PeoDle's Read
ipg Circle What be says Il wise asd
timely, aod must result il good He -
also actively u work 20 the end that
each teacher il HE county shall observe
sn Arbor Day before b closes bic school
term. His suggestions On this snoject
ere 70 the point Dubois county j. for
tunate ID having one OF The best superin-
sendsnss in The State.-Isdissa School
Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

vincenn0 Sun
We do not believe the Republican,
made rumor that Gov Gray will allow
the uso OF bic name for Governor after ;
canvass aas already been made By 9th
|ers. Even if he did not hsve frst-
Iclass chance for the Presidency. he would
mot submit 20 anything that smscks oe
injustice to other gubernasoriAl cssdf-
dates Who have made . thorough csn-
Ivuss. No; the next nominee for Cover
Iuor has been located
When s<ksd ukaf --sssse- ks hsis frsD
Ne answer good old kncxs
And % the cher (anti1at<s-
He's bo1nd - kncck fk< ss<ks-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Trustee Decker has sent eut circular
letters TO . number Of towns IN this VI
cinity asking the trustees 10 meet here
On Tuesdsy, March Is. TO discOss ways
and means 70 devise : better system fos
for~ srding transient psupers from ons
point 10 another. They will also Gel
scquainied with each other and css
work in harmony. Among the town.
that Will b represented are Oakland
City, Princeton, vincc0nes. ~. Vernon
Bonneville. HuntingbUrg, Washingtos
and Petersburg. Ind NJ. Carmel end
Carmi, Ill.,. aud HendErson and Owens
borO, Ky.-Evausville Conrier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

II commenting % George =. Evans
retiring from the geDeral 0aBagership 0f
the Louisville. Evansville ard s. Louis
rosd TO take service with New Eag-
land road. TIE Boston Advertiser says :
The Mackey lines. oG of which -
cOmes. and superintendent Ewing. 81
the yitchburg rosd. are said 90 b the
most economically managed roads il tho
West. aud 70 AFFORD one Of The be>s
schools Tor traisiDg in railrosding II he
country"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Indianapolis Sentinel: 1T 10 encour-
aging TO note the large amount Of stteo-
tion which the press Of the country Il
paying to The rosd question The news
papers in every section are giving Il con-
stsnt and thorough discussion. aid is
must b that out Of this agitation sub
stsntisl results will come The import
snce Of providing and msintaining good
systems OF public highways can scarcely
be overestimated. There ID no other uu-
derisking Of : public nature II which
money can be invested With the certsia-
" Of q large returns to the people
Good roads mean better msrkets for The
farmer. better trade for the merchant
aud larger returns for capital and labor.
whether engaged in agriculture, manu-
fscturing. industries or commerce It
will BE- great thing gained 10 have pec-
pie convinced that bsd r0sds don't pay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Such : thing q - strike" was m
heard os before the Republican party
came into poWer, and By class Iegisla'
ton Wideusd the breach between cspi
tel and labor until Il has become % IT,
represslbls conflict. vincsnnes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

John o. Mash. Of BIrdpeys. Ind. 30
10 the city Tuesday prospecsiBg for The
erection Of . mill q Rockp0sL Mr.
Nash Was highly pleased with tbo
prospect, and thinks be viii have . 6rsis
clsss nousing mill In course Of erection
q this place 10 : short time He uiil
return next week when be will fully de-
ternine what he u going 70 do Rock
port Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

y, y ,are. lolines or less, week: q @
r.eb 4" subsequent insertion, 20 ctf
,o,gsr advertisements 1t the same
..e A fraction over even squ.re % =
Ill. conuted as = square. These
qu,,e terms Tor transient advertise
rs n. reasonable deduction viii DC
lnss .se 20 regular advertisers.
M, nvn,;ces of appointment Of admins
.crsanalegai notices ofiike character
- be paid in advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Logsnsport Pbaros: During : discus-
sion Of the drainage question before the
Kosciusko Farmer Institute, Senator
Mount said that if he could not drain
bic land without morsgaging the saos
be would mortgage IL; and further. -
would even cell 0ne-haIf 10 drain The
other half. He hsd raised large crops
OF grain where formerly cattle would
mire- Clay ground untitled Uoal1 noe
sucoessfully raise vhest- If - had :
hobby, Il was drainage. Drainage y
necessary % sUccessful farming. Tho
farmer Who I0oks q this matter can not
fail 70 notice the importsocs Of it- II
the dryest time you can plow OVER drain
tile. and IL makes The ground drier 10 :
vet time. wettsr il : dry u0s, sad
warmer always.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Davies Co. Democratic Ticket.
The Dsviess County Democracy nom
mated she following ticket:
Represersstive. = L Ketchem.
sheriff. Michael Zinkans.
Treasurer. WIN Scudder.
Assessor. G J. Cooney
Snrveyor. w. +. ToIIiver.
Commissioner. LIT district, u II.
Burke.
Commissioner. 2ad district, ,. -
Spsrks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Very little work Il being done q pres
ent on the new shops Of the Air Line ID
course of ereciion at Princeton. but :
big force will % put 70 work upon them
10 Arril. EvausviIle Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Don't sign your name 70 any contracts
until you know just exactly what you
ere doing. The fountain pen swindler
. said TO Be working southern lodiaus
juet now. Be on your guard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

On every FsIlr0sd n Holland the
crossings ere guarded by women, aud
the officials say no accident has ever
happened from their csreiessness and
,hey never get drunk They receive te
! month. jusi about hslf wbsi would b
psid 70 men for the work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-03-11

Well. this II Leap Year, and You
May Meet An Emergency.

may meet en Emergencys
Dsuoit Fres Press.
| Boys, you should hold yourself n
lreadin q oil times this year. for you
ere liable 10 b sstopisbed q any time
BY . propossl Of marriage fron some
lady. as II is leap year. Accept gracious.
~, but With becoming dignity II the
proposition 10 agreeable If Il 10 die.
tasteful. then decline gently. but 6rmly,
assuring the lady Of your best wishes for
her future happiness and giving her 4
much rot about being . brother TO her
- the case seems 70 warrant Remem-
ber q al times that you are . man end
ihst there are - good fish In the go -
ever were caught out Of II. % there Il no
use Of being 10 . hurry to throw your
self away on worthless partner y 20
many Of our sex have done. NJ, .
worse fate awsiss : man than to die an
old bachelor. Above sll things never
marry . women 10 the hope Of reform
ing her. Hundreds Of our fellowmeu
are now dragging out . miserable sxis-
tence -down-irodden, poverty stricken.
heu-pecked and sorrowful-Whom married
. woman Of questionable hsbits and dis
position 10 the vain hope Of reforming
her end leading her onward and upward
10 purer, nobIer sphere. Linked 10 :
partner worthy Of his noble character
istics that same man. now % object Of
pity. might have shone like sn arc light
Of : million candle power In any station
Of life be saw fit 70 honor with his pres
ence. Therefore, boys. We ssy 60 slow
ly. Think twice before you sct Then
when you do act, act - though Il vs. .
greet condescension on your part. and
even then II may be policy TO stsve her
on little while and dirt With the other
girls, just to try her affections IL they Be
OF the prehensible siiety. that you can
depend on when adversely comes and
you need some one to lean upon. This
method will also give you ample time to
consuIt Dun and Bradstreet % 10 the
commercial rating Of her father, @ in
the mad rush for gain you may need
some backing Of finascial nxture. See :
We throw cut theae few hints not for
the purpose Of throwing cold Wster
upon this matrimonial business. Far
;difFerept On the contrary, we endorse
e II 70 I'll right. Every man should
be married 10 one women q . time and
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