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nunnIsm ~ Postal Card.

There IS Il very general impression
all2Gng merchants and others who are
particularly istarestea in the s,,tject
tilIst it IS Il criminal ofl'enst under United
States l8ws to mail a d2nning letter
written OF 4 Postal card. a rersoa in
tt.is ueiglhurhaQd wrote to the first as
sista,.t postmaster general, asking for in
Formation. H,lt! received 4 reply giving
the decision Of Judge Tltayer, Dec Il,
1883. Oh the wurtfing q 9 postal card
that WIS i.3:silaile .ud one that was not.
The in;lii;s5!a oEa read: Please cali and
settle account. which is Ioag past due.
and for WHICH t>ur eolisctoE has called
several times, ana ob!ise !" Tie TN
mai!ablo Que ra&ds : Yolr eve me Si.e0.
We lave eahla4 several tiinos for SINE.
Il net p&id It once, we s}ial place with
oy.r Law agency Tor collect en-
lf;o last sen ence. it i, stated, raled
ont this communication Postal cards
ara,eot ln;.iiahlrif they COZ tain la1lg,1agg
Ct ''atl:satet1ii. & Character and ii IS 4
very seliot-s tltseat to tie average man.
10 tell l;t,, t5als you are going to sils. him.
There is no l:sr5s. however. TO prevent yoa
fem putting; ae. Z on yoGr card is Let
Jour dabtos understand that yaG are
really cross Wita him. Ithaca Journal.
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Newspaper workers IN Chicago.


Some time ago we took occasion TO
warn newspaper writer's against the
folly of coming to Chicago in the hope
of finding eiapl osnae1t here. We regret
that the warning has been neglected by
very many This city has been ovarzun
for several months b. reporters Cloth
men and Womezl yainly seallz " ork.
The Chicago neyTslsa pers hare for two
years been getting ready for the Worlds
fair season. ss,is their several depart
1nellts ere tGilleI with competent men
Therefore others who come to Chicago
now. il the expectation Of securing en-
sploynlent ere bound to lie alsa pointca:
there are no sllaees to be had ii every
newspaper Office at the present tiilne APP
plicants are standing about 1a deep il
the outer chamber with never SO much
as the prospect Of q possibility 10 encour-
age them.
Many Of these people arc suffering
from Wasltsof money. They eft employ
nlent elsewhere to rush to this city of
the World s fair, w here they fancied
their services would be tapped at. Most
Of these TN foltrnssGes will haye to walk
QUITO town O, take to driving street cars
FOR q means Of subsistence. ss
With . view, to aYerting { further III leT trouble
we ask III newspaper friends elsewhere
to disseminate o,asly tic n1ffor,na-
ton that 1seysiI3a PEI. work is not to be
had in Chicago; that every place is filed
here; that already we have With us an
ht'lny Of unemployed reporters and that
every newspaper writer who comes Il.
Chicago with u view to getting work is
pretty sure to have nothing cut Lis ttrou-
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|, I,.:ssE;s. r.,ta5 al, ssi,ii,;ps tsrook

These III iI.sl55lanl who were aecus-
toned to lao,s. forward to Phillips Brooks
too rare appearance in London pulpits.
as to q sort Of golden opportunity for
new thought ;alsa fresh inspiration will
ss,,fs,s.t deoIfi Chris;
..ttii;;.ns WHO have suffered tbs great be-
reayelae.lt. they will forget the foolish
ana yt2dia,;r1ii fissi controversy which was
associated with his name yihans the Cow.
ley Fathers, ii alarm at what they
thought to be lsstitlldillaria nisin, with.
drew onescf their own ua.lber from ffell.
with HIM And they will Ienae1l
Ter only the strength, purity and noble
.Iess Of lis te.aa lliIg. his scholarly and
cllsstaaaa eloguance. his deep insight
into character, and his eatraord binary
power Of liffting every sui 5ect he dis
eussed into q higher region that Of
theological discussion the region in
Which conscience and tIleyoice of God
are clearly audible, in which the small
interests OF life seem smaller and the
ggTsat enes greater, because both. are seen.
in the Light Of dearly bought spiritual
sIerience, Of profound faith and Of
b Gndless hope.-llondon Spectator.
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Elne class ana..s..c,e. L.ar cn..s.

a remarkable s:@@y comes al the way
from Mur;yia to the eject that al tIIa
cows in that part Ct The country isrt3
bumped III the raj fence corners, chew
ing their ctttis with great blrga sDectacles
fastened before th&ir eyes" It seems
that tho ground IN that country hiss been
covered i'-!th snow since the latter part
Of October Nearly every day hes been
clear an! cold, the reelection OF the sl,li-
tight from the anow bs;ng very Gis;.,s-.
trous to the eyes Of both luhn and beast
Thousands OF catJle went entirely bad
before the attention Ct tie goyel7li2la1. !
director Of agriculture was called to ms
fact. That gentleman, Dr.. Felinc0ugr,
recommended blue spectacle glasses SIT
IN WooGsn or wire frames. and tie result
is that thousands d cows are now roam
ing about over tEo Morayian pastrlr IS
locking as dignifel as Boston school
lnar!ns. It is FIJI ther said that the en-
tire blue GLASS sup is Of Vienna has been
exhausted ANA that TIE government hes
applied to !>,srts and London glass deal
CTS for additional supplies. St. Louis
= o,,.7 Hi.
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= Quaint Wedding Gift.

y watch WHICH the KAISER gave as g
wedding present to his sister, Princess
Margaret Of Prussia, on her marriage
with Pis.cs, Ereaesii.,,.. Charles of IIesse
has q c1Eie.,.s history. Il originally he
longod TO Queen iso1ti.:e Of Prussia, the
mother OF Istl' Y, is11:sssa L The vateI,
was looted ~ french soldiers after one
CT Tie victories Nisiclt ;c;sliy placed
Berlin asa conquered city IN The hands
Of Nssl'clecEl,s troops, Being taken t.
SS5}tsrsassbllrg, It WIS a year CT two later
won as a lsiza ina lbaals:s chs; lottery By
tiae cook 6 tie t5sises.s mess.
gave t:i ss-sttch to his sister,
s:a.slo sahae; eel1tly csssttairad 2 domestic
position II tho la..iatia Of osssfllaal where
Queen lc..s;a. noticing the itch in lie
wen eogs1lizse ii as her
own and obtained rano ssassion ofitia
exchange III q generous sg1a Of money.
The late 1is3ress t.a5slsts. itattrs.sted tic
watch to tie present emperor, with al,
expression Of her wish that it might IL
y,sayzs remain the property Of q Prnssiar
princess. - ia q ester. Times.
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Tie Slack Jack Inn.

a few days ago the ancient hostel
RE familiar TO readers Of Dickens as the
"BlQels .Jael;;,' in Portsmouth street,
Clare Harriet, closed its doors forever, as
the entire block Of buildings surround
iag it IS a!3oat TO lie demolished. The
Black Jack is The lloase to which Sam
Weller escorted his master when that
gentleman was IN search Of Lovto.l. I,Tr.
PerkcI's clerk, on which occasion NIEr.
Pic!zs0id5lks lleasr1 the story Of the Queer
Client. related BY tho mysterious law
yer's clerk
TIE BLACK Jack" has fer many years
been Il yeEitahle mecca to the medical
students who have successfully brstyed
The teirors Of tl.e examination room. for
it YVES customary fer ttlaerl TO ad jjetnn to
ID; hosEita5se bar and e11ly inscril,e the
the names of the fortunate inadicos IN. a
register kept III the llogsa for that s,5e-
cial purpose. Among the signatures to
be seen are those Of James Paget and
Andrew Clarke, together with many
otl3ars Wl!o have since attained celebrity
The death Of the .3lack Jack" adds
orc more to the ghostly taverns which
haye 3sbosndgd i'll tie immediate yicin-
ity The spotted Dog the White
Liof' OF lack Sheppard notoriety, the
Bygll's Head where Hogartll met lis
bbr5thei artists, md the ''ssIller's Head"
the Savage eluhof those lays, al stood
within . few ya3 DIS. Lorl6cn News.
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What ti,.s Presidents Diea OF.

R.1theTfcrd 3. Hayes Was the only CO
cupal.t Of are white. House to die Of
heart disease Washington eypire:l Of
3reat12o-lia, ,lalln Adams &c natural de-
cline, Thomas ,tsfSfersoIl oi chronic d..
arr. ,Est2s.es' (diison and James Mon
roe q u:,sss1ss decline, .Ishn 3tsiaeyy..
i4(sseaas tsf paralysis, Andrew Jackson
Ct e3.1s.1isls.o lzs ,; III, Van Buret1 Of
astl.1lltsfc' csttar.il, n VILLAIN Il. Harrisoa
81 Isiesss' lll4n yle1, Ct q bilious at
tuck, Jja.aas Z. Folk OF chronic t:iar-
rlea, E....all-,i'5,. Taylor CT bilious fever,
billiard I'iil1aoro Of. NEUTRAL decline.
E'rlnklin Fierce Of inflammation OF the
e.ol1acla, James Baclianaa OF ma lie
GC'at, Ae1}ylr:..it.En Lincoln ;sssssassitlatcSll
Andrew Jf5a::2sen paralysis, Ulysses S..
Esstt.&nt c5asslesc James A. Csssrlls:eill assas-
ait4;s%e1 Chester &. Arthur 8 IS
cnsa. Ia. SL,,..Sss was one Of the three
afethoGists 70 become president, j oiiiaso.l
as.l efrsil i5eitlg the other
bus j olse1sssl
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/, - ..els. 3 Ed safe g Esnacion q oward.

-
We very deeply regret tho deatl, Of.
onreld frieia, Phocioa Howard. For. 4
go0'i may years we have thought much
nio1c OF the old gentleman than we cared
to tell. Il from time to tilnewe have.
rallied and joked 1T his expense, it was
because we knew his worth and thought
muen OF him porsanaliy--for, no il un-
aefstoed, we, never frivol with those
whom we do not lille. Phocion under
stood it all. Whenever he came to Chi
tago he climbed tho stairs to see rs, and
we were always Glad to sec his rudtly
face and to hear his big, CHEEKY voice.
Phocion did not do much fooliiag him
self, and perhaps that is why ho did not
dislike our badinaga.
Phocion Howard was one Of the old
school-oae OF the few pioneers left here
Tor long tinein the west. He was ut
tefly iinpfoyident, utterly irresponsible,
utterly impossible. Once he was more
Or less Incorporate, hut he stopped that
folly some time ago Upto the last he
was generous ana self sacrificing to the
degree of fault. His synlrathies swere
easily enlisted and his enthusiasm ana
loyalty never falteral. Ofteatimes Be-
trayed ana imposed apon and wronged,
he never lost confidence III his fellow
men. His head may have failed him in
emergencies. bat Phocion's heart was III
ways ready with generous, gracions, no
bic impulses.
So we think OF the old man very ten
derry as we speak Of him today, and the
hard part Of it all is that we have to
hold our pen in check. lest it commit rs
to an utterance OF those deeper feelings
in our ileart which perhaps would seem.
mere santimentality to yaa, who may
not hare known this kindly old soul.
This world Of ours isyeEy beautiful
md life here IN sweet. fo. in this heauti-
full world humanity. with its tender
sylnpathies and tender Offices. gioriiies il
all. Orr oh friend Phocion loved this
world CT ourg, ard he loved his fellow
men, and it Is this love, percAapce, that
qualities humanity for what is to come
in the hereafter. Eugene Field in Chi
cago News-E2ecQrtl
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EIos;,.ai1,o,,s yayes

The daily papers al recorded the fact
that the stealasIsis /, Liza on her east
ward trip, caught i. SEA shat demolished
her crows nest LOOKOUT, and that the
TeHtonic, which caught tie same gale
coming west, had one sea which ce,nbed
oyer tie crows nest and carried away
her forward port liffeboat as ii5swe1sts over
the rail. But mono OF tic daily papers
took the trouble IS mention j5.st hovs.s
the COW nest is situated On these ships
and consarlentl j low Ii that sea was.
Inquiry By q Marine Journal repre-
sentative $sisaG sal.cG that. While IN men
of-s.5sTfsl, ;slia ll;ssly other siail,s tao Gus
tor. IS To sisssss.s t3ae CROW nest il the
faf,s5als CT = tt1izle bove, TIE w bite Star
sEsiis5 lssge il at an ;;sitlttsessa Of 90 seet
ts,basse the lssss.;;a deck on tho foreln,ssl,s
reached q lissisle iron latitles. from The
farN::.; / iriealle deci. Ia such d ship
as the lsI,;i este or Teuto.sic the height
Of the l.lis deck st the ssiis,ss is
ahoat4o feet above tho lavsl q nc sea.
which would make he iisissiis Of tho
v5lya t:..st carried s.Es;:.s tie CROW rest
III IL aAG:st &C fest his is d
pretty fol. forth tic,
=lsst ii ota.sF falsis Ct the ocean such
SFiya5 ;rc cItez el,cossist IL q
Surprising t.2e si5ilip t. lave been Ia d
trough Of tie sea tie time this wave
swept her, tie lseail height CT Il wsyc
might be calculated as not tl1aE
90 feet, but il vses certainly q body Of
Water nearly - - feet high from, here tho
slip loa.ad. Ls-ari-.a ! os.ril;sl
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IA y Il leise5 ssssss3 IL
lie Sta ,s..l Git off
leeis1as confsssa 81
~ ssa Ivsaiea cont
sI'lsiIls le repol IS Of the
have recent here's n az
stisiels sssssey Of the The
dignity sttery of theol assieal dis
cussions, oEeeso awful that angels scarce
" dared to tread the where the.
discussion vas carried on, have lseen re-
duced TO u commonpl aceness com arabic
TO the reports Of a ward meeting or a
fiibustering session in congress.
The experiment. press persists in treat
ing every thing and every body III an ey-.
eryday sort of @ way. Even religion has
to undergo the same treatment. H there
is any sham on mystic ism OF superstition
in it, it is liable to be handled as de.
tective handles I'm e1nbezzlenent. The
press, as 4 rule, believes in pure and ull.
sdehled religion, but ii wants a religion
that is.ssssooa for Mondays and Thursdays
and sat1lfs aas,s as well az Sundays.
II Is conn lssinetl by sonlo Roman Cath
Ole ISs1sotss IS that the press is unnec-
essa,iiss ding with the alleged con
trovez'sy between the archbishops, and
that the laity Of the church is being.
stirred up by a contest which ought to.
have been confined to the rrelates and
settled by them. But everything is
news, and SO important q matter IS al
legged characterization il the high places
of tAe Cathelic church can no more be
kept quiet IN these days than could the
outbreak Of a volcano on Manhattan
island. 1t does indeed defract from the
dignity and mystery Of ecclesiasticisln
to have its anarrels reported in the pa
pers. but it cannot be helped except in
one way. Let quarrels cease and the
press will quit it's lpersin ence. Spring
field Union.
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highlands vital Statistics.

The eloN, machinery CT the English
government has just turned out the re-
port Of vital statistics in 1891. It APP.
pears that the steady decline in tlaenuln
Der Of carly: marriages which began in.
1871 still continues In the latter year
81 IA Coo Bird sgrooins and aa 90 ii, GOO
brides were under q. Ia 1891 only 50
men aud 90 women IN coo married m:
aersaa;e. The odd fact also appear that t
the proportion Of Jews in the population
of EaaglasislSl las more than doubled ii 90
years. without counting ilaa1ni grafton.
This is quite tln-
matched By aus, ossls,sr in the Pop
ula lion. lesion Il eyys and Courier.
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rila yrlaa;tahIc.

We f.a CRY CIT asasts against
hoonsaigS Nhie3i is coming il vogue,
bpa here IS no lla,llan power eal,a bic Of
Tending OF that fashion, which eyer! tie
women folk profess TO regard with tsis-
Ike. When Dame Fashion utttter5 her
diatllsn, tie men arc nowhere ia IL, ara
the lst.ias. God tess alll! have simply to
obey iiiz ciilaii:se
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Cremation.

Miss Mary 3. Conyers Of Boston las
written a pamphlet in favor Of creme
ton, whtcla the massachusetts Cremation
society las published. She states that
cremation fsaes ssot mean the burning Of
the body by fIre. The coffin is pnt into
q small chamber heated to q temperature
of 2,00o degrees, Nc fame davours the
body-n9thiag but the heated airard
until the moment Of its falling together
in white ashes the body lies untouched
and the process Is one quick and pure,
not the .ioT decay OF the grave.
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Genera! Butler on uis Yacht.

General Builder was happ;estt on the
deck Of his yacht, where he clad himself
il jsunty fanllels, surrounded himself
viii, pretty girls and renewed his youth
1.-the truth were to Be told, he liked to
cruise i, vel frequelted waters, where
now and then q crowded excursion
steamer would be nsett. On such occa-
sio,ssho was perfectly sure TO be cneared
heartily; lie lifted his cap while tho
cheering was going On and then beckoned
too.4e q tho young ladies'. She under
stood the sis:ssnal, and stepping aft Fl pulled
Z cord which discharged the Americas
biggest gun. Boom! Etwassa beautiful
noise. Once more tie crowd On Tho e1-
cssrsion steamer c5lsesed, the general
lifted his eaD,tlse young ladies smiled
and the America sailed eSquisitely on
her way.
Innocent .wea Anessss were those of the
old general. If he had been. a bad man
or q really crafty e1,e, l,e7weuid probably
have attained i iIissssEEsssss de2Tee CT power.
ita sought his oTE.l purposes, with
that consuia,lsstse guile, THAI a.1esss sell
seeking, Which makes oae5utttte,tiy ffaIets5o
present. i,slIos il ost.sl ss.;n ultii-
I..tes esges. FEesl who 5;s2.a great deal
worse and l:lare n,iaelliev lilssll he ever
v.ssss have net been ahusel one twentieth
as much IS lie. Boston Transcript
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:..a..E -Ee::,a ana Organ, ss;,asl cps.

Tho Mr. had d ll,siss
fol. tl IS Elelos.iss Of tie italian orsssail
grinders; Who l,srssls. the streets
s,a srg told By Z Il,osslssso Itssslo--
cssslo there haYe been o55lael. e list
sassasae,1 Americans with TIE same Hing
enc WAS the lat en-
eral Zen Butter, WHEN he organists#
played the ti.1lsss tt;afst pleased him, one
and Of the !. y
IL SY York Sun. y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

A contract for tie emitting ana hauling
Of ECO GG}9. $50 feet Of fl timber was en-
tered into ii Tacoma reeeatiy BY nj
comp and a railroad comp It IS
tho lilrgest logging ever made il
ths state and will take five years to exc
erie 5s9f
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Ees. .,.,,l .s.a..lss the si.l-la Tax.

Z { : =
Iis5ssttssssiiii7 lie, Id, IS still under single
tax rnle, there are few signs toslioH
that the liTia5 ,le i1s.s mace much head
way sinee v.on tie day II the bitter
fight Of last spring. rs opponents assert
that it has ruined the town, and they
point to the condition of the streets and
of the n;.ye1aeisfs to corroborate their
.cl;iln attIse place has gone backward
since tie single tax people got control Of
its affairs.
These contentious The single. tax nlcsl
vigorously DEFY, but their vissssos. is more.
IN the s,hausEl iollship Of the single tax as
Il principle than il the demonstration Of
its workings N this place. Generally
they say. th:.t it HIS not. been IN force
long enough yet for d fair ttliss!. The
opponents rez,ss; With y5i:ser that they
have lad enough &c t t lass IN
tend To Lfisssssss ;l'oul 4 ia
when tie annual election Of town com
l.iissio.la.1.s viii le lsela. votes seem.
to be pretty eFei.s3s' divided Between the
two factions, bossl1 OF which are quietly
but earnestly preparing for tie contest
III the spring
There is u great Ges.l Of feeling Is the
fsst and CT the
Is 2eeoG2il1ssss Cor. New Z ol3'ss
fiif:s.sl.
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Presto, e,,,ans-.,, !.

osls;a-Sssiilsce the opening Of The lleiis-
il,ss season wear out m saslt glove be
fore tie left is II tho least. .is,reei
Cslo1ersS by S2on't yo,. get ler to sit
On tils other side part eif tie tinse?
sg5lotl:isss ;lfisd. II a,berdashers' ~ eelzlv.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

A bankrupt 1nercllanta at Acadia Hines,
n. S., has been sentenced 10 two months
in j;iil for having willfully contracted q
debt without having at the time a re..-
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Cors,starci, ssr st,is,s..szs;;;,s.

The unusual colo Wass .il.sr Of Of the win
ter has mad cI.iiss..::....ls i colalnon
complaint. q sgoznan WHO las, sssiIersal
fro1n ti1e ,i;s;tt zs,.e:ssss,; ttrst.se which
this particttla:' iafifti0n e. Is
to have fos...sl relief .s11.91a q aes. remedy,
OF at least fro:n hing which is net
one Of tic, ,lsl7;ll s,sszss..eSS.iiss.;.
fter s hot So and va e1., witch
hazel. Geld es.aa.sa szd tho rest o? the
list. says this ySScs2:sa. :. tie lea came
to INC tht to bury l;,v III tie
ceoluass CT coIistatril tho
iasolerable burning. tried il, with IN
slant succ SIS Del't I.sosa lii5stie from d
powder l55ssi. Tale Il bowl OF lisE, AID
al2ge t.: foot ii ,sllsatttte e the i.asssaI
;s.4,l Keep il si.sls larietl for f:cl.2o ls,iss
E.ags. sit.l. ssssstt i,lost ots tie corn
stal'els, so sfcc}siassss aud Shoe can &c
iesis1aa I'll cosafs}st.
This s.iz3Ile. inexpensive suggestion
orght to l5e circulated. Car drivers ala6a
otllers wlos85 oceuiT,ation forces them te.
stand almost Continuously are likely tl
81, TIE ssssl'esl test uiEgisrs III cola weather
from frost Litter. fsei and following; chill
ssss,.ins. Her Point OF View in New Yorl
Times, $3.50 p. s%8s
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s mos "a
ii 4 has Seen to q heated cor
troYeISisg 8, The school
ton. Flo has eessl To tho Cat
to1iic aisiao ps III seslliin wise al
Reasonable astiness
aacEnoW 90 lie eflaeats olial frise-s
of he
lean public schools. III practice eject
this letter ii pe11ns ssiib)lle for Cath
Ole parents to act slpon their own dsgy-,
ment in selecting sclieeIs for their Chill
;dren. u 1nerely insists that the parents
apd priests should seetEat Catholic chill
idren have regular reli siious instruction
outside Of school hours II { they attend.
public. schools. The 9 l1aaii' IS
fully sane tioned as an alternat ve. In
eases where parochiGl schools Of as good
quality as the Public schools can be aff-
forded, and where local Giro ulnstanees
make it that public schools
are anti-C hole in their Influence and
teaching, the separate tenn is advised.
The arch bishop has spoken with full
authority. for
bishop Ireland and the patriotic Anleri-.
can wing OF the ciaalr CHI. e opeLeo and his
advisers have eVidentl5, mastered the real.
situation i,lftEle United States. The holy
see has inserYened Ia favor Of American.
Catholic parents who can no longer be.
restrained from sendassgg their lliieren to.
the pu bic schools. Tho CatholI ic church
will be stronger by far when, il the spirit
Of bishop atesn1anlike ad-
dress, it accepts the insttittltt of this
country w a. Stead in Review of Re
views. 5...
Cremation In This Country.
II is not every Gay That hat there are five
eases Of cremation at Fresh Pond, but
the bodies Of four men and one woman
were reduced to ashes in the furnace
there on Tuesday. The revival Of the
ancient practice Of cremation in our
times is q curious thing. w have not
yet seen the last years reports Of the
several cre1natoTies in the country, but
we believe that over 100 dead persons
were consumed in them during the year.
Nearly al Of these persons, with the.
exception Of the victims Of cholera.
who were crenlated IN our bay last
autumn had left orders or had express
ed 4 desire that their bodies should be
tla.ss disposed Of. The most Of them had
been agnostics or atheists, aslda few Of
them Ileosop.,isttss. Il is. not to be- sup
posed that any Of hem, Towing out the
kholera stricken, had been believers in
the eSIiiae Of the resurrection OF the
body at the day Of Judgment, though of
course cremation could not interfere
Withaa1l design Of tho; Almighty.
We know ofsttyso creinat tories in Eng
land, and there are others IN several Of
the countries Of continental Europe.
Should the cholera break eutin England
this year it is probable that q number Of
the .rltlniei paliSies viii, in accordance
with aaSliyiaa given lys- - their health au-
thoIities, follow. the example set by the
New Yoe.2z inc commission last.
a1tElals, and cii.asnatts tie victims of tl1t
dreaded and infections disease New
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