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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31

The Americans. however. prevailed
mon the British cabinet TO annul these
scsA And = Hawaii u nov annexed
WHAT
The Kanakas are about a. well Qualined
20 run a republican government - 20
many school children of the intermsdi-
ate Crude. The boys of any English or
American high school are ten tunes bet
ter qualified. The Chinese are NOT even
70 be thought Of - votezA Equally -
ell the other dark peopleA The Porsu-
ruese are somewhat better. Evidently.
II annexed. Hawati-Eei cannot be . ststs
or even . territory. The 18th amend
msnt must b ignored from The starr,
and such must be the condition Tor half
9 century at least In shovA The an
nsxed region must Be IN absolute de-
tendency, ruled HE . British crown
colony or distant military post-an sb-
norrnity for which the constitution a
the Z nitsd States makes no provision
JOHN r. WTILOU0HBv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31
4 PICTURE

Grandfather in his broadolosA Go0
To hear the parsons Sunday prusA
He sleeps the sermon safely through.
Behind his pillar. out Of vssw.
For never dangerous DOCTRINE pan
From Parson TOM he knows his nAA.
And feeling hie salvation suss
He points the morals with snoFe.
whersat. with eigglcs. al the girls
10 shake their rows OF dancing cuSsA
Here Is the flame Of young romaDes
OFT nuurished by subtle glance.
And Cupn LITE beneath the roo
OF Dame Theology the rose
That auivrrs on Clarindas heass
Responsive 10 the looks that dart
Whence Collin. tired Of parallels.
The herdsmen's quarrel at the wells,
Contents him with the lovely shape
That glances through Clarinda's capA
Among the boys some bench II cut,
Or one essays the traitor nut
That pops. whersAa. with checks ana1s.
The kernel's fumbled In hs ens0A
And rolling underneath pew
IA out OF reach. but still In visv.
And through the marble. nut and knife
Loss wife. and yet again Lots wtfe
Outside his tale the blackbird sptns,
The tributary thrush begins
To praise the blue audaciously
wfth daring turns Of melody.
Ind nov the parson ends his prosA
Tho hymn is sung. grandfather goss
ssrenely homs. md quite assured
He profifei and never anored.
And thumps the turfy path apars-
says. alec . In church Is sheer disgrans.
Now Collin. free Of circumstanna
pursues Clarinda with romance.
Fcrgfvinx all the hcrdsmen's strffe.
Lots wife. and yet again Lots wife.
Norman Gale
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31

The most eminent English and
American physicians have declared
that no boy under "a is able to stand
the enormous drafts made upon HE
vitality by excessive training or
''spurts" in athletic sports without
risk Of impairing his strength for life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31

II is far easier, II not more natural,
for a man to love all womankind
than to be permanently devoted and
laval TO = single Wonnr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31
What is
l1:S|; j
What is

r..raa u DR. Samuel Pitchers prescription iof AnA
and Ohndren. 1t contains neither Opium. "o'pA.. -
80. Narcotic substance. 1t r. harmless suos'"uso
- p.r.~,ric Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor I'LL
+ = Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty years sse ~
MUTTON, Of Mother CAstoria destroys Worms ana ess
e.,.-s.h,ees Castoria prevents vomiting sour Cuu'
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Cas'ohs 1oA''~
tesGhiag troubles. cures constipation -. .y
$3.50. ...,mil.tes tho food. regulates tho stonach
.ra bovcls giving healthy and natural sleep 80
-, !, ~. ch,,dren,. Panacca-tho Mothers Friend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31

township Trus.
tees Notice.
vu~u, Undersigned, Trustee OF COLUMBIA
i tn. Dubois county, Ind, VIII at
tend 10 Township business at bis resi-
dence on every Saturday, and persons
having township business to transact
arc requested to present II on that day
OF the week.
The to wnshsp library IL kept atne
Office Of tho Trustee. where those en-.
titled can obtain hooks.
NELSON HARRIS,
Trustee lumbia TIP.
Juue 27th, le6e-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31
Sentinel
TIE
DAILY
WEEKLY AND
SVND1a y
ISSUES.

The Sentinel In its various eu't,""s
reaches more readers In Indiana tns"
any other wspsper published wl'h'n
O, without the state.
Il ia read in every city, town ana
hamlet - ,,.
naner of So 10 81 columns and contains
The very latest market reports, In sdd'-
ton TO all the important news o, .ho
dav II has special news service from
New York, Washington and chicago.
The weekly is mammoth iss"e 9. -
pages and 81 columns, ana IN sou'lon
10 the cream Of the news OF the weeA
includes an invaluable farm ana nome
ldenartment. with a variety OF epec'S'
fes,ures for all classes OF readers.
The SUNDAY issue contains regularly
40 nages or lao columns OF reanine
matter. and f.. auently - pages or 100
coIumns This Issue Ia much ike the
daily, but political topics excep. ~
items of news are sl'owe" w. ""Io
space and the additional columns HIo
nsed 10 meet the tastes OF those VINO
desire clean, wholesome anu entertain
ng miscellany
ny MAIL-PosTAGCpREPAi
Daily edition, one year. ...''''--''''so y.
p. ris yp.r,one mouth. : ..
ID u, aud sunday, per year "
Isund.y, by mail. one yesr~~..-~~-.-~ w
WEEKLY EDITION.
One COPY. one year -..-.---.-...-..----.-' ~ "
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31


"c,aoHA u a sxoellens medicine for emil
Sr.n- Noshars have rspeassdly told me q IL
rood s6scs upon shsir childrsa"
Da- q. c. Osooop,
Lowell, nA0-
.o.xoss = the bsss rsrusdy for chiidrss OF
~b,ch l am scous.tsd- hope the day 10 nos
f.r distant When mothsrs vii consider the reA'
ius.rrss Of their childrsn, and - CastoriA In
.neA Of The vaesDssqsaok snsfrums = hich ~
d.ssroytng tAssr loved 90. By forcing opium,
morphins, soothing Wrlp and other huF.1o'
800 doun their throass, thsresy sen0ag
them 70 premature grsvss"
DR J. J. Ku021a,
Conway, Ark.
~ C>aNaur Company, II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-03-31

.o,s>oria = 20 we'll ADAPTED 70 childrDn sAAs
I recomms.d = superior 70 any prsseripsaS
H.A. Aacusa, l. D..
III So. Oxford s., Brooklyn. n. I.
.our phyuciAns in ths chiidssos dspese
mt have spoken highly Of thsF expert
.oc. "a tbsir Outside prassios With OassorsA-
and although ~ only have among our
medical supplies What 10 known = regular
produee.. ~ 20 ~ frss % COMES. snAs tns
merits q CasaorA has won ~ 10 hoox vin
favor upon It,"
Uurrap HosrrfAL AHD DsSsSsAAS.
Boston. M
Arm c. anrrn. Res.
urray Street, New Ysrk CITY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
Notice.

In tie probate Court m ard for the County OF
kp-t"Hai. -'d'" IF Idaho,
In the matt Of the =.
es;At" 81 NELDoS \ ..'r ~ Jerk of dat
NDRRt>.. d,reasei lNrl Tor atafi. re-
William Martin, al- ,IrH 81 III: Oh Zeal
miuIstratJr. F'eA'c
F1r.Gaa; 20 ar n-'r- o. rhr t.t.,,c. Of .tfI
G. ~ tIF!r on III. - Grv ~ ! mo-. I-,- motto,
- her~H. gwen that y liam Martin. rho nj
mtniS'rAfpr Of he estate o. .a.i ,r .ass- mad.
70 The nd y uTt and tl"i Iu iit,. o5i ~. of ~,
JuIg. t.ereoi. On sad d,v. "a rr-lf-u o., "a.
made ~ him On tho LIST .lpy yi Ipn- t,,a, under
pc. lrHs Order pt .Ht Court pt h. follow ~
wiz '''' '
The To- feet front Iu- Zee, d,,r,. heinz. mr..
- lot b u block +, in the plpf oi m. town +
rfr 4 Aicn', on "a 0I is sttuHt.,i the /. .pry
btFu ahoNn as Morris lIsrry Barn. IL! tne tow n
~ ttFnr d.Alenr, county nf kpp'.flaI stat. ~
llah". Tor trS .Un 81 s.. IN con AVN r,-. . h.
lsrs A, viii moro fIaiY lrpiLr ron, said -.,r.. .
NE" IA a'"r". ait. aul 20 W. E. u r,Es~..,r q.
~ 9rbE male Ter IN the part trIltr.
ANA motto" J. her by iTrf5H~ gwen fhu. Toes
ItJ, he 18th day OF in g. l-I" o. ~ n,ts rx in,
IN" forenoon Of That DAY 90 the 10 1 , room Of
'Aid "arf, in the toxin OF Rafha-lrn kpn,ri. N
'"hitF Ifth", has en- hkci fJr Genrtfy he,
~h4l r. Hfn, when ant xhrfe any person .,ltrr
e-t"'l IN The said sts:a NM Hprnar and ft..
written OBI CtIrH> - the rpu..ruar an # a. s
SALE anu may l." heard ard NAV produce. g, h.
H'---"S IN SUPPORT 81 ,u-h at ..,f..,
HtY n HHie my baud a.tl fJr.,af NJ the Pro-.
pate 1ur' tHls -..it Ia. Z. June, I-ag
M s. x. NEF~F
'"' RI on - l"rk
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

FRANCE has given notice that she viii
blockade the Siamese ports to-day,
which means that she will make Siam a
French eolony, even ii compelled 10
fight ior it. The commencement OF hos
tilities will likely involve England,
Russia and Germany, and result in a
bloody war. While wars are 10 be de-
plored. there is no Disgusting the fact
that the United States would reap a
harvest in ease the complications should
lead 10 suc!,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

lA>b OFFICE At cEre r'kLESE. rbano.

LA&D OFFICE IT cnrr r'kLESE. fbano.
JrLY !, 1898
Motto" Il hereby given that the following
htihr't settler has rietl notice 81 hts intention
70 mae hiAl proof in SUPPORT IT HI hahn and
'h"i ,hi proof " 10 b" r Hic h.inr. H.. Register
an! Receiver NJ 'frgr Il Aicr.e. iiaH no on Ans,
- i't7' ~ Ir'NF-pNf e. EDSSsE, 'uF Ia" :
~, ., ~ II y. & Is ~
He names the following witnesses 70 move ~.
'"ht'uH" - r-s feur" uIo1 and cultivation q
SAID land. gIl.. tal.i, Robert. or c,rnr ii.
H'he, I.lhr". Joseph shirts. "i Cuur g. AIcun
hlrhh. ! u krh"ri-. Of Cspur ~ I.tr. Iosh.-
JohH Andrews. Of = pur Il Aieuc Idaho
Any person Who des. res to protest against thu.
d','"ahfe 81 such proof, or who know, Of 4. "
'lt'thnt'Hl reason, under the law AMI the rrgu
lHt"na OF the Interior Department. WY such
br"ni sh"u'd not be allowed. vii H., given an
opp FiuhIfy At tn. Hi'pye mentioned time and
race u tr - examine tn" pi:nc Of .n:d
iHmhnf ami To- of eFidruCr in n. f.tIttaI al
; Hsi submitted by claimant
July 10. JAMES L. RrssEtr p,vixt.,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
The Churches.

HaptlSt services In sander * Co
hal! every sunday at II a. III. Every.
On" cordially invited.
Rev. K. i-eatman, pastor
Rev. W. b. Mcfarland, Of Corder
NO, will ill the VI. +. pulpit tomorrow
evening. Come aud hear this Father
III Israel" " " II
Services in the Presbyterian church
ut u Il. IT, sabbath school at 10 a. m.
All cordially invited. The Christian
tndeavor society meets at $50 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church Preach
ing every sunday evening in the Ma.
sonic hall. sabbath school at 10 a. IN
Everybody invited TO come and wgrship
with us. W. W. Henry, pastor.
Services at the Catholic church "a fol.
lows; Week days, until further notice
mass ut O'Clock a. m; SUNDAYS. mass
ana sermon at lua. M; SUNDAY school
1t p. m; Brnedicti0n Of the dressed
Sacrament, with Rosary at y. m. Con.
ieSsion every Friday afternoon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

THE large number Of bank failures
cannot lie attributed to the silver ques-
zion, and The efforts Of the gold advocates
10 hold the white metal responsible for
existing evils will meet with strong en-
position from its friends. Lack OF con-
iidcnce, the boarding of money and
consequent bank failures date from the
November election, ard will continue
until the policy OF the democratic party
on the tariff and other leading questions
u known by acts OF legislation. The
Issue upon which the democrats made
their fight was tariff reform, and being
successful the country expected thew
would inaugUrate that reform without
delay, yet President Cleveland increases
the uncertainty by his recent utterances,
rs follows:
First-Silver reform, by absolute and
unqualified repeal OF the Sherman law,
secOnd-Tariff reform. to be recon
etructcd in accordance with the pledges
81 the party Il: soon az but no, before
lie finances 1t the country are again
ppon Il stable basis.
From this it seems apparent that he is
afraid t" push his tariff reform nea -nres
dnring hard times, hut wishes to tire the
experiment OF free trade only whea the
finances OF the country are upon a stable
basis. % long AZ such quibbling
policy X INDUCED in by the a4ministra-
ton, 50 long will the hard time. con
tinue. Ii tie democratic party, when
congress meets, will repeal the Sherman
Law, give ~ Il silver Tree coinage bill.
declare the Mckinley Law sound and
ihen adjourn, prosperity will return TO
the whole country az if BIZ magic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
Notice For p,,hIira tir n
LlSb OFFtCg 1T CFCa b'ALExR. TbIun
JTvslt lsga

JOSIAH, lsg3.
S"'i"" i, hereby given that the following
h"i'l 80 Ter - H!ch Hnticc Of his iufe ton Ia
make final pr, Of in sr.prorf nf Lis fI,iro nr,j
ihAt shid pToni will le nHie bef0r" the Register
nnd Receiver ut cuur 'Alene Idaho on Jnly
- w. " JAMES CASEY. for the >. T.. :, zee.
~, IT,. u y, r. Nv
ne names tue following 9itncssei 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cnltiva ion oi
ma lEni, viz: l. q B,iknap. Of EathdriIr1
Idaho, John GleasHn of I:pur 81 AIeue Idaho
james hl.ason, Of Cpur d'Alcue, IGaho; FRANK
buckle, Of cTur d'Alenn, idaho
Any person &. no desire. To protest uRsins, Tho
allowance Of such proof. or who knows Gf any
SUR ahilnI reason, under the laW and tle rpgti-
lhtdiis 81 the Interior Department, why guch
proof should not BE- allowed, will he given an
opportunity at the above me. toned time aud
pace 10 oss-sNEmiue the witnesses 81 said
.IAlmHnt, ana Ia offer eyidenrc "a T.bu,taI OF
inst submitted by claimant
June E6t JANE ErHsKLr, Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

lr is a singular fact that the board of
trustees OF the soldiers home. after call
ing for bids for its location, should reject
the bids of all towns except those where
the trustees reside. Their action in this
matter leaves a suspicion that the hest
interests and comfort Of the oil soldier
are matters OF secondary consideration,
and that each trustee intends 70 use his
inHnenee and vote ior the town in which
he lives. such selfshness will not re-
hound 10 the credit Of the board or result
ill selecting the best site for the home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

THE Irish home rule bill passed the
house OF commons in committee OF the
whole Thursday. The excitement was
intense, and just before its passage a
regular riot took place. The riot was
preciptated by the remarks OF Chamber
lain, who was interrupted by T. p.
cConnor springing to his feet and
shouting: Judas. Judas" The other
Irish member. took up the cry AMI bed
lam reigned supreme, followed by free.
for-all-ight in hich heads were bruised.
furniture smashed and ponnybrook fair
scenes cutdone. Gladstone viewed the
whole scene with establishment and
Sprrpy
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
Northern Pacific.

Double daily trains to It. Paul. Min
neapolls, Milwaukee and Chicago with.
oit change of cars. Connects at 81
Iail' and Chicago for all points east
ana south. Superior Pullman sleepcrs,
upholstered tourist ears and dining
cars on all through trains. Direct sery-
ice to the Yellowstone National Park.
Fast timo and all the reduced rates
afforded patrons of this line. For full
Information call on ar address
/, JoT, Agent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

Our liabilities are: To Gray, Ewing
Paper Co., Slo.25; to Palmer & Rey
Type Foundry Co., IS cents. Assets
Two postage stamps and aO4 delinquent
subscribers. Creditors will be paid in
full as soon a. We can realize on the
securities
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
Settle Your Accounts.

Owing to change in our business. it
is our desire that all persons having
book accounts with us call and make
settlement on or before .iug. |. These
accounts must be closed by that date.
and we hope our friends will not DELAY
settlement.
'HIR DALENE MERCANTILE 60.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
Notice.

In the District court Of the First Judicial Dis
trtct OF the state OF Idaho, in aud for the
Coanty of kootcnai
In the matter OF DIVER A RUELIan,
ln>olNent drhto~, aGlng business al ORDER.
tteur 1t Acne. hootenaI County, Ida
OLIVER A. nCELt, having fled in thi, Court
his petition. schedule anil inventory in in,ol-
vent debtor, the said pLtVEE A. BUELL. Is hereby
eelared to he an inspisent
The sheriff Of koottaAt county, state Of Elahr.
is hereby directed to tvke charge " an the IL.
,at~ real and ler-onaI, ii the SAIL OLIVER A.
BJ ELL. tu>ulvcnt debtor, except sEcn Il, may b..
~ Ia" exempt from execution, aul OF all his
dee,iS, vouchers, ''oks OF account and papers,
AMI To keep the same safely until rht. nt,r.,int-
ment OF an assignee OF hi~ estate.
All persons ar" forbidden To- psV any debts tn
me SAID insolNent. or To deliver any property
pelonE!uS t" him or u any person, trn or cor
porAtIon or assoc .atiOn for his use
The said debtor is he-cby forbil 70 transfer
or deliver any PROPERTY until tine further order
OF tA!s court, exec pt as herein ortered
y = 4Lrlntr ordered that all the creditors Of
sui! debtor be and app.ur De- lore the Hauur4h d.
jCStr> HuLLEMAS JaUg, OF the District t'aurt
nt the FIRST Judicial district Of the sta,c Of
Idaho, in and for the county OF Eoptua. AZ the.
court room Of said tonrt, IN the town OF RstE
drum ia said county. on the 9TH tlal ri Nuygui-
bee, ISIS, AT 10 a IN. OF tha. .lay to prove h :
Iehis and appoint che or more a,signees OF the
estate oi SAIL debtor.
!. L ) further ort rel that the order be pub
ushed III the tpUr 4 Acme Pass \ u"sv~uA,..r
"l general circulation. puhlS'-i IN the town of
tIr Acne, county nl kootculI. state Of
Idaho, ~ often the said paper l. published
Oel"rc the day set iOr me .ting ~ he cred it0rs
And !. i further ordered 'ha- III Tn. mean
time all proceedings against the aid iu,o.ycnt
be stayed
Dated this, the l';h day Of jrly lya
HptLEsA~
Julke 1i >lll District court
,n rpf-- ...,v
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
Farm 70 Trade.

y good Dakota wheat farm to trade
for '"nr d'Alene property. The farm
IS only II, miles from one Of the best
towns IN tine state. For particulars
apply at this Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

IN tee Probate Court IN ard for the f'oun,y of
kO'-teHti. -'a'" IF Idaho.
In tho rqart. p nf III. s.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29

In the District court Of the First Judicial Dis
trtct or the state OF Idaho, in aud for the
tuunty OF kCutcnai.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-07-29
SATURDAY. JULY 50, 1898.

The free coinage of silver, with pro
hibitory tariff on silver bullion, is what
the people want.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-08-24
The Paradise of Bicyclists.


 It is France, because France has the best roads of any country in the world. They were planned originally by the first Napoleon for military purposes, and the. third Napc' son completed them. So perfect was the system as first laid out that few new roads arc now neces- sary. All that is required is to keep in order those already built.
 It is not so difficult to make good road in France as in America for two reasons. One is that our hard freezing in winter upturns roadbed with much more violence than in the mild climate of France. The other is the cheapness of labor there. Then, too, farmers per sist here in using narrow tires to their wagons. In Franco all the heavy hanl- ing wagons and farm produce carts must have by law tires from 3 to 10 inches wide. Thus heavy wagon helps to roll a roadbcd and make it smooth in stead of cutting it into rut.
 To build good road costs in France an average of $10000 mile. The an nual repair of the highway afterward is no more thGp S7 per mile. This is be- cause the road was so perfectly bni!t ia the beginning and also because labor is cheap. On ordinary ground stone couting is psnally placed directly upon the road. h loose and washy soil it is customary to dig down and cover the roadbed first with depth of 10 to 12 ,achcs of sand, gravel or rough stone Above this is placed the coating of fine small, broken stone, which constitutes the mainstay of the track. No stone is allowed to go upon this upper layer that will not pass through ring 24 inches ,n diameter. The top coating of broken stone is 2 inches thick. Upon it is sprinkled a coating of clay or earth thicl, enough to fill in the interstices of the stone, The whole is then rolled and crushed with q heavy machine till the surface is as smooth as floor, It ls not, however, perfectly level. There is Q slope for drainage of an inch to the yard toward the sides.
 Finally there is an official corps o' workers who watch the highways con stantly and repair rat OF wash i4 ' few hours after it is made. The result is that France attracts thousands of tour ists through her rural regions every year, who more than pay the cost of keeping up the roads, They are immense gar den paths," writes Consul Knowles of Bordeaux. No rubbish or litter is al. lowed to remain upon them, They are kept as clean as is the carriage drive leading to an American millionaire's country homo.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-08-24
Converting Sinners In Russia.

The Russian method of dealing with refractory heretics is unique in this age of the world. If one of the czar's sub- jects is charged with holding to an unor- thodox religious faith, he is visited and ordered to convert himself to the Greek church within a given time. An im- perial ukase issued in the spring gave the heretics two months to change their theology. If, when the time prescribed has arrived, the accused has not yet had himself converted to the true faith, then he is pronounced outlawed.
 To be outlawed is something not con- monly understood in America. If an imperial ukase has pronounced maD and his family outlaws, it means literal ly what the word indicates. It means that his neighbors may rob him, seize and bind him and carry of all his goods; may drive him from his home and take possession of it themselves, us the Eng lish sparrow does the bluebird; they may even beat him almost to death, strip the very clothes off his back, and he can have no redress, for he has been formally pronounced beyond the l,ale of the protection of the law, If the out lawed man should be murdered, no mo- tice would be taken of it, for he would no longer be q Russian citizen. Those pious, tender hearted souls, the emperor of Russia and his cabinet, recognize no man as Russian citizen who does not belong to the Greek church.
 Under the circumstances, when man has been warned by imperial ukase that he must be converted, the best thing he can do is to be converted very quickly or else get out of Russia even more quickly.