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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
SHEREFF,s aaLE-lN oaANorRY " NEW

- Jersey, -E~ 500 &- 2~A-
Between susan J. wottendvks ~audiyRobers O
bacot: executors, &c. }. R. Wortendyke. decd,
egnptainAns aud Hugh Leslie. &c Als. defendants.
For sale OF mortgaged premises, .tW ~
KetnrnaoleO October Term. A. D 1893 ga.r l
GArrick a. %ortendyke. Solicitors.
ny virtue OF. the above stated writ to ma directed
AND qsiivered. l shall sell by public vendua al +.
y Woloertg Real Estate ana Auction Rooms. No
y Nontsopefy street Jersey City on
THURSDAY, the twenty sixth day of ectobar.
tN A u. 1898,
Ct two o'clock In the afternoon. all the fonowine
described land and premises, WIKI the appurten-
aness. being the same described, In said writ, thas
All that eertatn lot, piece or parcel OF ground
Situae, lying aad peing In Jersey City, State Of
Aew Jersey. bounded and described as follows
commencing a. q point in the northerfy line OF
Pearl form erty WayBe3 street, distant two hum
dred and atty t2So9 feet easterly from the corner
FORMED by the intersection or the said noPtherFw
line OF Pearl formerly Waynef street with the
easterly line Of Washington street, running thence
eastwardly aHd along said norrherly line Of Pearl
formerly Wayu69 street twenty five fy5lE feat.
thence and parallel with Washinrfon
street one hundred f00) feet TO the centre line Of
the dock netween Steuben street and Pearl for-
merry WAY nel street; thence westwardIy along
sntd centre line and parallel with Pearl cformeriS
Weyne) street twenty I'VE (254 feet: thenee SOUTH
waFaay and again parallel with Washington screat
enc hundred (ioo) rect TO the point or place Of
Dated Sc ptsmher Is, 1856.
EDwDAR R. STANTON. sherIr.
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SHERIFFS NOTICES.
,sHssssg,s sArA-p cHAscaRx OF new

CHERIFrs SALE cHANcERY OF NEW
Between the GarnsId Building and Loan Asso.
c1atlon: compiainant, and Katie I. Butler, ct ~.
Fl. Fla. &C. '.'t =
Returnabls October Term, 1888.
William +. Midf9e. Solicitor.
BY virtue or the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered. I shall sell by public vendue at +,
e. WoIbert's Real Estate and Auction Rooms,
@ 4I Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY the Twelfth DAY OF October, A.D.
1898.
Ct two o'clocE In the afternoon, all the following
described land and premises With the appurten-
ances. being the same dsscrtbeGtR said Hris, that
All that tract or parcel of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate. lyinR
and being In the city or Jersey CITY, In the county
OF Hudson and state OF New Jersey. BEGINNING az
2 point IN the oasterly line of Coles street distant
elghty-seven feet and SIX inches southerIy from
tne southeaSterly corner of Ninth and Coles street:
thence running easteriy parallel with Ninth street
% and beyond tne party wall standing partly on
Jne premises hereby conveyed and partly on she
premises next adjoining northerly thereto SIXTY
nye Feet; thence southerly parallel with Coles
street twelve feet and SIX inches; thence westerly
parallel with Ninth street. sixty five fest to the
easterly line OF Coles street; thence northerly
along the eaateriy line OF Coles street twelve feet
and six inches to the point or place or bcginning,
oeing the same Premises conveyed to John +. But
ier by Mary a. ktng By deed dated May 2nd ISL
Dated september S 1873
- sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
NOTICES..

SHER5EF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
Between Theodore W. Marsh. complainant. and
uttSle ~ arfick. ct ais, heirs OF Abraham q, Car
fiSE, aec'd. ct ais, defendants.
For sale OF mertgaged premises.
Heturnable October Term, A. d. 1893.
sc. Coware Solicitor,
BY virtue OF tina above stated writ TO ma diYacfao
and delivered. ! shall sell by public vendue at 3. 81.
Wefoefts Real Estate and Auction Rooms. No. Al
montgomery street, Jersey City. on
THURSDAY. the Nineteenth day OF October.
A. D. 1888
at two O'Clock I'd, the afternoon. all the fofiov,n1
Described land and premises with the apDurten-
ances. being the same described In said writ. that
An thar certain lot OF land and pr em,ses SITUATE.
lying dnd being IN Jersey CieN in the County 81
Hudson and state OF New Jerfey, and which On 4
nap OF me farm f% OF the lats Corn efias vsn Worst:
the cltJ OF New York, surveyor. and filed in the
odneeof the Clerk OF thessaid County OF Hud SON,
is Known and disringuished as part of lot mum,
Ing on the snutherly side OF Warren street.
bounded as follows beginning Mt q point on the
sontneriy SIDE OF WAYNE street distant seventy
OF Wasnc street and varick street; thenoe run
ming est southsrty parallel with varick street one
hundred Ci001feet; thence ianIlt westerly parallel
WIZ y ayne street eighteen feet and nine inches
Varick street one hundred ul0] feet TO the
southsrly line or Wayne street, thence (4th) east
eriy along the southerly ling of Wayne street
eighteen feetnfne inches Qs s.I3 IT. to the place
OF beginning Being the same lot OF land and
premises conveyed to the said Abraham r.. Carrick
BY Sophia D. Goore and Walter K. Moore. her hns,
and recorded in the said CLERKS once in book is
Of deeds, pages e&. 80,
Dated. september IL, 1898.
EDWARD r. STANTON.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23

it. Then the crimson cleaned through the
green on one side or the green through the
crimson on the other. There were many
other combinations equally rich, but none
more striking. There were many very rich
ribbons in stripes of peau de sole, with fig
ures on the stripes in true rocco style.
These ribbons are very artistic in every way.
There are plaid silk and plaid velvet RIB
bons. intended mostly for trimming chill
dren's hats, for which it Is well adapted.
There is another taffeta ribbon in shaded
or rather notified pattern in dark colors.
This. also is for millinery purposes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
TN cHAScERr OF NEW JERSEY.

. Between Henri scnerer aud Charles L. Kirk
coihtaainants and The NORTH River Shoe and
Leather Company. defendant. Notice 70 limit
Pursuant to an order OF the Court of chaneerv
OF New Jersey In the above stared cause made on
the fifteenth day Of August. eighteen hundred and
ninety three. notice is hereby given 10 all the
creditors Of the said uefsadaMG THE North River
Shoe and Leather Company.' and they are hereby
reQuMedt to present their several claims and de-
mands against the said dessada ant. The North
River Shoe and Leather Eomneny. to the sub
Scriher, the receiver In IASS fa4lss. NJ INA onfcc ~
Bedle. McGae q tedis&Sos4 Es<9Annge Place, Jer-
sey ctty.New JerseySArAt h{s9Sh5ce. No. IS PARK
three months from me dateSf add order. or hc
exciuded from the bereht or such DIVIDENDS as
PENDANT.
Dated August 18th. 1854
EEpR0E .. HEANEY,
AZ $3.50 go t1 ltnnsaIwer-
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Eplscopal.

The Unknown Circle of Kings Daughters
Of St. Pauls M. I. Church, will give a peach
festival in the vsstry OF the church on 1rnird
street, on Monday evening. Sepemcer Is. The
various societies Of the cnurcn. Including the
Ladies' Aid Society and Inasrnuch Circle of
Kings Daughters, have ergauizel for the
The Rev. Mr.. wigg, q former pastor OF st.
Paul's Church. win preach there at both SCR
vices tomorrow Tbs pastor, R5v. VIM .Eskins.
Nfl preach at Elizabeth, in the Rev. Mt. Wigs
me Ladies Ait Society OF the Linden Aysu US
N. Il. Church, will give q peach festival in the
be a literary aud musical enterta inment, fol
lowed by refreshments OF psacnes, ice cream
and cake.
The Rev. N. L. Gates will preach the third Of
his Candle Sermons tomorrow evening at the
Grace NJ E. Church, with a prelude on "rns
Pawnbroker's Shop"
There will be a special service of sons tomor-
row evening at Trinity IL e Church York
street, followed by q short sermon from the
Rev. John Krantz, Jr.
rae festival known as Home Coming Da,
will be celebrated at Emory II. E. Church next
Sunday. DR.. Lowris has invited thres of the
employees OF thu D., LID W. R. Il. to assist him
in conducting the service. Two OF them are
epyiueers aud one is a conductor, The eng in
eers are Messrs. Thomas Keenan and benjamin
Locke, and the conductor is Jerry George.
These meg are interested ia mission and church
wo 1 and are very Interesting talks s ss. AZ r
Church, Bergen and Belmont avenues, will
meet at 6 30 tomorrow evening.
Tie Rev. ]. C. jackson viii preach tomorrow
morning at Hedding Church, Montgomery
street, on 'Gods Hands, or Pressing Down aud
Lifting Up" In the evening on '.Sigas Of ths
Times
The Kings Sons of the Lafayette Church will
he'll an athletic meet, with q large number of
events, at the grounds of the West Side Driving
Park on Saturday afternoon, September 81.
On Sunday morning, Octobar /, nearly fifty
persons will be received into fun lon at
the Lafayette 81. f. Church. Both circles of
this Kings Daughters have called meetings for
re- organizatioh Tor next week. The Junior
the season on Thursday evening, consisting of
Rotations, singing aud a COLLATION.. The young
people did all tho work tueaisslves, evsn TO
waiting on the tables. Tue society is COMPARE
lively recent, having been organized six mouths
ago and suspended duriag tho Summer months.
alter October /. the evening service at this
church will be held q quarter OF an hour later.
al eight O'Clock.
rooms on Wayne street tomorrow afternoon ut
four O'Clock.
Emory Battalion OK Emory NJ. e. Church
will give a musical IN the church on Thursday
evening, September 23, 1888. Among tue en-
tertainsrs will he:-Miss Gertrude Garland,
eloC utionist; Miss Booth, Soloist: Miss New
combe, vioIinist: Miss Dsborn and Mss Kessler,
Efanists. and Mr.. T. Wash WRddingtoa, rapid
creyou sketches.
Tresbyterfau.
The General Assembly Of che Psesbr terlan
Church having rceonmendedathe or2anfzatfo u
OF temperance societies throughout the churches
OF Ameri "a. those In this city have faten into
10 Ons has Just .beeu organized in the First
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
Will SHIP LUMBER.
New Comp my In Which Richard M
Jordan ls Interested.

New Comp my In Witch Richard M.
Jordan ls Interested.
Richard NJ. Jordan, u brother OF OF As
sistant United States rreas 1rer Conrad
Jordan. and who is kuown II this city az
il stHtioner doing business in New YORK
is II director In q new company which
will begin business with y cash capital
of $500. 900. The new company has fled
a certificate OF incorporation IN whicl it
says that lumber nDd timber OF ali
descriptions Will be manufactured and
shipped to all cities III the United STATS
Mount Louis, siasns county. Dominiou
Of Capadn. Mr.. JorpNti's a~-u rata, III
this enterprise ares III te, liz NJ ,utia siiip,
If New York; Grin b II. .Auier. 81
BrvohlYD; Il bert a. Low IL. OF Ell :
beth. aud George W.. Iinls. OF NsM
Iofk~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
Nor1cs.

Not'oe Us hereby given that on the 18th day OF
September, 1898. the Commissioners OF Assessme1t
HE'D IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the Board Of STR
and Water uontmisssoness their fnal assessmant'
interest and schedu for the construction of
SEVERN
VIRGINIA AVENUE,
from Jackson avenue to Bergen svenues and the
sasito IL NOW opeu to public fusnection IN me
office Of the Clerk OF said Board.
Ana uotiSs Is also given that the folio Wing
stFeefs or avenues or particular secfioua thareof
are included In said assessment.
Virginia aveau8 from Bergen avenue To a noine
about 10 feet weee OF Jackson avenue.
Bernius Court for Its 6atirS leneth.
And that the 26rd dag ef October 1saQ at IN
O'Clock A.. NJ, ana the nlE6tsar rSnm ~ ~ poS-yy
OF Street and Water Cdi1fht Atonsre .ra hevsnS
nxed as the tlinu aud btasa Ef2ANr ava 49, ~
Boatd or street and Water E1Afnissipners viii
meet 70 hear, consider and edAtdioate upon an
writing. ~
By order OF the Boardot stress anasvatsr Com.
Dated. Jersey City. sept. q. is9s.
vkokGE r. RoUTOS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-23
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS
FOR
Taxes, Assessments
mi
WATER RENTS
AS Is

AS
OFFICE OF THE CRY coLrRcron.
q Trperv Nrry n

OFn OF TE CITY CoIRToR p
JERSEY CITY, J.
RoNeh hereby given that the subscriber heG HyC Collector of JGy City, lew Jersey. pursuant
nmeau authority me shmtem such Eases made and provided viii cxpoe for sale and sell at public
auction to- Lmstbdduo on u@da, the Third day OF ocobrA A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety
three one oe0kP Pm of hatd day the oyH Hail. in mid city @Tnh lot. tracts and pahso Of land
amaedm the list d1rb I'd Second, Hh Torub ahlythl and 9th eaue Dsthsof sda . upon
whhhh et taxes aseMnmEm ANDY @rr rents. have enf xda and aUMedby MeC Commissioners Of Ad
aptmoea appointed ma dDram dB ofJmy city udnt III provisions Of an act entitled
AN Atc onernngM the settlement and collection OF rcmag@ of unpaid axes assessments and water
rates or water rennm cities of bis States ndi mp@ngm md hvymsa 1Sa assessment and lin rand
subjected to future taxation and assessment passed arh@ 1885, land the vmos supplements there
to- as sMdn liens appear by the porsM the said Commissioners or certified cWes thereof duly emfmd5
by ueC Circuit Cor of the County Of Hudson and filed In this oma weh taxes assessments and
water rents as adjusted samt the LANDS hereinafter d@Emedh have rcmamd unpaid and in arrears
more hna six O months rom the date Of the fling of said aveadr pMs or certified topics thereof
in this mce tt Il
Further particulars the lands mbo sold may be oManedM the oMe Of the City Collector City
HAIL. Jersey cb0 amy week day prior om lay du esas bet~en heh nine A N and four
Thefonowng nte mamsh the otand bock numMsf teb lots tracts md parcels of lands 10 be
@dm pursuance of this advertisement asst they aWmr on te assessment maps annexed to said several
wporst together with asatmento Of the districts of tn said cyH Witch the property tob esldB Erne
and the amount due from the adh respectively. 80 &
To the omtM eone mh dor parcel as rAnanrd essnaeiu there Will be added its proper
Tomato she of this sale which Bhahy@ MmMeda four "a doas for each parcel
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SaRarFF's sALa-IN oHANeERY or NEW

~ Jersey.
Between jacob j. Detwiiler. complainant. and
Fl. "a.
For sac Of mortgsged premises
keturnable October Term, A. d. 1893.
Erwi i Keller. Soticitore.
by virtue OF the above stated writ to mo directed
and delivered. shah sell by public vendne Al ~
9. Wotbert's Real Estate aud Auction Rooms. No.
Al Montgomery Street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, tho twency-slxth Gay OF September.
A D. 1898.
At two O'Clock In tho afternoon. all the following
Described land and premises, with the aDpurte,
nances. being the same described In said writ that
10 to say.
Al hose Two certain lots. pieces or parcels Of
land ana premises situate. lying and bstug Ia Jer.
sey Cfsy. III the County Of Hudson and State Of
Sow selseS. anu wnicn ON a map OF property be-
Ward OF Jersey City. Hudson County, New Jersey.
made by II. G. Bacot. city surveyor, ana duly nlsd
q record In the onIee of the Clerk tuow KeG-
isterl OF the said County OF Hudson. are known
as lots nunhersd thirteen d9 and fourteen 40
IN etock numbered two (2. and located on the
easteriy' sldsot Colgate street ana fronting on the
same, being each twenty t2Uj feet Wide in front
and rear and signify (s0l feet deep on each side.
EDWAkD K.
Sheriff..
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If ths Isnbv n Cutting Teeth

Be sure and uHe that old and wcii-tried REM
edy, MRS. WIN3LOw' - SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teething. 1t soothes the schfld,
softens the gums, allays all pain,%cu-cs
wind collie Knd Is the best remedy for
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Date from which in
terest will be added
on Am of
Liens at the rate OF
seven per cent per
annuna to date OF
sale.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-08

In the slinHlcr home consumption ot
cheese a great dead If the product is cut
up before it j. half curcI. Country and
village stor"kccpors bay Of local factories
a few ciecscs at Il time. and these arc
cut up and rctailcd to customers com
~parativcly green. y great deal of such
cheese is also rotailcd from factories,
generally only to the patrons. Merchants
and others who retail this product would
confer a pleasure and II benefit on their
customers by having cheese held in the
curing rooms of the factories until AT
least month old before cutting.
| have heard many complaints on this
subject about the difficulties experienced
by country onsume in obtaining ma
ture cheese for the table. Cheese of
proper maturity is nutritious and digest
iblc, but when it has scarcely passed
from the curdy state it is poor stuff to
put into the human stomach. Many
people with weak stomachs complain
that cheese does not agree with them at
all. 1t is generally because they never
obtain the article when it has reached
the right stage of fermentation or curing.
Very old cheese is also as deletcrious as
that which is very ncw.-Georgc f. New
ell i'll American CultivatOr.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-08

The great value Of the separator lie.
in two important points-tirst, it im-
proves the quality Of the product, anu,
second, it increases the quantity. The
Wisconsin experiment station reports
that by centrifuge they can make as
much butter from % COWS as by % from
other setting, and this after a long and
exhaustive test. Several hand machines
have been introduced into Franklin
county, Mass, and Windham county,
VT, and every II who has them says
that there has been an increase in cash
returns from the increase in quantity
and also from the increase in price t.
turned for the butter Of ut least 10 per
cent. The milk is separated while warm
direct from the COW, so there can be- no
sweetcr cream made than this. The
skimmilk has all its natural warmth to
be fed TO the calves. 1t saves all pans
and crcamcrS, also the storing Of IA large
quantity Of ice, as all that is needed il
for keeping cream and buttcr.-II. G.
Haskell in Farm and Home.
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MxsA#@
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WORLDS FAIR DAIRY EXHIBIT.
Blunderers "High In Position, but Low
Down In Dairy Sense"

Blunderers High In Position, but Low
Down In Dairy Sense.''
The test of dairy breeds is going on
from day to day. Only three breeds are
represented, and the COWS are kept in
their respective barns with big placards
by the doors reading EMO Admittance."
AS object lessons they are failures to the
public, for the public cannot see them.
All is private, and the officials in charge
only know what is done. Farlnerscomc
there to see the types of dairy cows and
the door is slammed in their faces. At
a big expense this dairy test is conducted
in private and only three breeds in it at
that.
The dairy exhibit is II failure. Some
n Numbered. Some one high in no.
%sition, but low down in dairy sense. Red
tape can't put sense into an empty head.
especially when heaping full with self
importance. The cold storage facilities
are Il failure. We learn that the con-
tract was let to party to put in the
cold storage plant for all exhibits and
that no state was permitted to furnish
its w cold storage. The titled chief
who handled the red tape %blundcrcl in
this and sacrificed the dairy display. The
cold storage provided is a failure. 1t
does not preserve the butter. We hear
that ONO of the butter became tainted
with ammonia and that the only alter
native lay between Il display Of injured
butter auri no display, aud rs it is mani.
fcstly unjust ~ tho makers Of the butter
to Let il spoil and then exhibit ASA sample
Of their product the butter was quietly
withdrawn and sold.
The result is that the exhibit Of dairy
products is humiliating. in place Of II
grand exhibit in keeping with the mag.
nitude of the buaincss-onc that would
fifty illustrate the marvellous achieve
mcnts cf modern dairying--we have II
Illuminating spectacle, II fiat failure in it,
educational feature ana an insult 10 the
worthy dairy1ncn who in good faith fur
nished samples Of their work. IL is q
disgrace, al the more dismal because
needless.
The third fcaturc-the dairy sc'lu lis
Il total blank. The binding stands ,,nro.
bat it is not used. 80 provision .,a24s
10 have been made toproyidc an ius. .uct-
i've display. trcamcry Journal.
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\ HOME ENTERPRISE.
A Institution That viii Prov" II Boon to
the People of This city.

Al Institution That viii Prov" IA Boon Ia
the People of This city.
The Home Land. Stock and Irriga-
tioa company is composed Of toiicrs and
wage earners Of this city who have
united their interests for the purpose OF
making homes for themselves and fam
lies and establishing a joint ranch, They
have located ranches on the Davis, Ar
row. Surprise, and Cottonwood creeks 10
the most picturesque spot in this part
Of Montana, well watered. and very
teauly timbercd. The sheep industry
viii be the main object, Of which the
raising Of lambs for the home market
will be a prominent feature. They also
propose with a fine herd of COWS to pro-
Gucc a superior grade Of gilt-edge ranch
butter such as the Great Falls market
demands.
The ranches are all located and Mcssrs.
". y. Doyle and I, W. Kelly, the COM
pary managers, start next week to com
mence the erection of twenty buildings.
Thich will soon be occupied by the own
ers Of the anne Large stock corrals
and sheep sheds. barns, etc. Will also be
erected this fall and land put in shape
Cor spring work. Everything in the veg
table line can easily be raised here AMI
three to tive hundred acres will be put
INTO a state Of cultivation for d starter.
I1asmuch a. they are all Great Falls
people in the enterprise 1t is to behoped
they will haye the sympathy and good
wishes Of their neighbors.
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tFi"uIndrgarinD.

The defenders and apologists Of oloo.
margarine are very I.Ad Of saying. The
people demand this substitute brcan,eit
n Just rs wholesome as butter and e
great dead cheaper This lisa false suite
mrnt and onc put forward by the nlc-
makers to deceive the conscience and
Judgment Of the public. The fact j. ,AC
STUFF depends almost entirely for irtcpn-
sumption upon fraud and G,ccptiri ol
the -rD..">t character, and those who
Uphuli AMI defend it Will some day Dr
ashamed ri their words. \ fact pert L.
Nent to this view Of the case Is ci,,l
from III" la," report Of the Connecticut
dairy and food commission by the HART
ford Time. II says:
"Conn"ct.rut, according 10 IT,. last
census, with a population OF TiG.4JS ha'
no 0lcomdrglrino factories. but two
wholesale dealers and 60 retail dealers.
The pcddling by wagons has been the
most difficult TO follow up. However,
when such dealers were compelled 10
place outside their wagons a sign bear
ing 'Ol"Omargarine Sold Here they
gave mp the business entirely, AS people
then knew what the peddler wa han.
ding, and they looked to some other
dealer for their butter
The legislature Of Connecticut has
lately enacted IA law similar to that in
force i'll Massachusetts, which forbids
under severe penalties the selling Of
eleomargarine or any other substitute
in the color. form or name of natural
yellow butter. That color feature of
the law is IA deathblow to tine business,
and the dealers in Massachusetts have
been defeated in all the courts in their
efforts to overturn the law. The nat
ural color Of eleOmargarine is not that
Of butter, and it is right and wise that
it should be forbidden "to steal the yes
tai garments of the bride in order to add
to the seductive allurements of the har-
lot ."-Chicago Inter Ocean.