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Eews,,nn.r workers Tn Chicago

Some tilno ago we took occasion to
warn newspaper writers against the
folly Of coming to Chicago in the hope
of finding employment here. Woregret
that the warning has been neglected by
very many. This city has been ovorr1in
for several months by. reporters (botll
men and wolnelD yainly seeking work.
The Chicago newspapers have for two
years been getting ready for the Worlds
fair season, ailSl tiiieir several depart
1nellts ere filed with competent men.
Therefore others who come to Chicago
now III tho expectation Of securing en-
ployllent ere bound to 10 disappointed:
there are no places to. be had; ii every
newspaper oilice at the present time ap-
plicants are standing about IL deep ia
the outer chamber, with never SO much
as the prospect Of q possibility to encour-
age them.
Many Of these people arc suffering
from want Of money. They left ploy-.
mont elsewhere to rush to this city Of
the Worlds fair, where they failcied
thoir. services would be snapped at. Most
Of these UnfoTtrnates viii have TO walk
out Of town on take to driving street cars
for . means Of subsistence.
With ayieE to averting further trouble
we ask our newspaper friends elsewhere
to disseminate ,,sssaid,:o,lsly tie infor,na-
ton that newspaper work is no5 to be
had il Chicago; that every place is filed
here; that already we have With us an
army Of unemployed reporters, and that
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Ensland,s vital statistics.

Tie slow 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 the num-
Der Of early, marriages which began in
1874 still continues. In the latter year
E 81 il Loco briaegrooas and 2f27 III 1900
brides were under 81. In 1891 only 50
men and lsG women il ,G0o married IN
der age, The cd fact also appears that
the proportion Of Jews III tie population
Of ENGLAND has more than doubled in 20
years, without counting immigration.
7 his is quite TN
matched by any osi2er class in the 4nop-
tIlation. Charleston Il sWs, ana Courier
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y sssifa On It's Travels

a huge knife, said to be over 100 years
cid and resembling an aslciant hay cut
ter, was presented to the postmaster at
Bangor, Me-, just af55eE the election. It
WAS labeled ''lA4Glllai's Az. Across the
lLl.le IN black letters We're the words,
s:I'ile Elaiaa eholy days ilaye come" This
was . grim joke to play On a Republican
postmaster, but he concluded to make
the best Of it. He tagged itana started
1T Oh a journey across tax. coi1tinent. at
last accounts twas at 1sIssra uette, Mich,
al covered with tags sss and the comments
each II esscllager hafl added as the Dom
ocratic auiIlotine passed over, his route.
ilgcllanga.
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Cremation IN -i,;s Courtt,z,.

It is not every day that there are five
eases Of cremation at Fresh Pond, but
the bodice. OF four men and one woman
were reduced to ashes III the furnace
there on Tuesday. The revival Of the
ancient practice Of cremation in our
times is G curious thing. We have not
vet seen the last years reports OF the
several crelnatories 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 creinatel IN our bay last
autumn, had left orders or had express.
ed a desire tllat their bodies should be
tll1,s disposed of. The most OF them had
been acgnostics CT atheists, and q few Of
them I!leosoploist3 Tits not TO be sup
posed that any Of them, leaving out the
tholera stricken, had been believers in
the doctrine Of the resurrection of the
body at the day Of Judgment, though Of
course cremation could not interfere
with any design Of tho Almighty,
We know CT two creDlatories in Eng
land, and there are others in several Of
the countries of continental Europe
Should the cholerg. break cut in England
this year it IS probable that q number Of
the municipalities VIII, in accordance
with advice. given ly their health au-
tl1orities, follow the example set by the
New Yo1ls quarantine commission last
autun}l3 and cie:nate tie victims Of tLl
dreaded and Infections disease. eyy
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4 few days ago the ancient hostel
RE familiar to readers OF Dickens as the
BLACK Jack" in Portsmouth street,
Glare Market, closed its doors forever, as
tie e0tire block Of buildings surround
iH:r It is about TO be Demolished The
''I1l&ck ,Jau!;" IS the house to which Sam
weller escorted his master wtloa that
gentleman was in search Of Lowto1. I.Er
Par!<aT'a clerk, On which occasion mr.
Fic.wick heard the story Of the Queer
Client related hy tho mysterious law
yer's cicTl;
THO "Blac,, Jack" has fer many years
been IL ve.jEabIe mecca to the medical
stu&eIta who have successfully bruvcd
The tcrI0r8 Of the examination room, fer
Il YVES customary fer them 10 adjourn TO
it, hCsrit@3l9 bar ana daily inscril,e the
tAc nu1ne8 If the fortunate matlicos in {,
register kept in Tie house for that sl2e-
cial purpose. Among the Signatures to
be seen &ra those Of james Paget and
Andrew Clarke, Together with many
others WHO have since attained celebrity.
The death Ct the BLACK Jack" adds
orc more to tie ghostiy tayerns which
lave HHu@naad i'll the immediate vicir-
ity. The Spotted Deg the white
Lion ct ,]Gc,: Sheppard notoriety, the
"Dulls Head. where Iogartll met his
br ,thcs artists. md the .'E5pillers Head"
tie Savage vluh Of those lays, ali stood
witllin few va! Is. LONDON News.
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Corraear2l, -z':,r G,Isi,3:a;,ls.

The uns1;nsl cola weather Ct the win
ter has MAIZE ct3!ia!s,:4s 9ai5s d co1alnoa
complaint. = wo1ial, WHO las Suffered
FROM the 's,ost annoying toTttl:re which
this partic Isl: i..Gi&t.on cat;e:I3 rapoI Il
to have foE.-.l relief lsorsl Ise,y- remedy,
OF al least frc:n "2:1.atl,jr:s which is net
one Of tie usual remedies. :
After trying bots and va or, witol,
hazel, cell csa?lE1 s:7zl the -tst OF the
list, says ts,;s 2.o,2,s,l. : tie flea came
to Inc that to bury ~. feet II tie creamy
caolness CT cornsta-ul might s2;sysage the
irtolerablo burning. tried il, with in
slant s1sce sss. Dcn't 1,so a litg,e from Il
powder li>....2. Take :. bowl OF GisL, AID
/. '1l2ge t, foot ii tlig.2ta to tila i::s5eE
sad keep! il .1st:s buried FOR aolile l2.i..,
IS. 'thsn ;l,ssS c;i' FROST Ct tl3c cora
starch, Eso stce}<il:; and Shoe can &c
s'eavlls4ez, 5, "a comfort.
This s,.r2Z5lc, Inexpensive suggestion
ought to be circulated. Car drivers a12j
others Whose. occupation forces then. tc
s1a1ia alIacst continuously. are likely (
ls' the greatest sufferers IN cold weather
fIo:n frost i.itte., Zee. and following chill.
Isains. Her Point Of View in New Yori
Times
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!. ..s ..es.., , 81 . q Enoelon Il auars,.

l-.4,,ene sloisi's lrihuteto E,l,ocion II Toward.
We very deeply regret tho death Of
onroid friend, Phocioa Howard For a
zoe. may years wo have thought much
more Of the old gentleman than we cared
to tel. II from time to time we hove
rallied and jokea 1T his expense, ii was
because we knew his worth and thought
much OF him persopaIiy-for, 10 IL ull-
dorstood, We never frivol with those
whom We DO not like. Phocion under
stood it all. Whenever he came to Chi
cago he climbed tho stairs to see us, and
we were always glad to see his ruddv
face and to hear his big, CHEEKY voice
Phocion did not do much fooling him
self. and perhaps that is why he did not
dislike our badinaga.
Phocion Howard WIS one of the old
school-one Of the few pioneers left here
tor q long time il the west. He was ut
teriy improyident. utterly irresponsible,
utterly Impossible. Once he was more
Or less intemper&te, but he stopped that
folly some time ago. Up TO the last he
was generous ana self sacrifciaw to the
degree of fault. HIS eynlrathies svero
easily enlisted and his enthusiasm and
loyalty never f@Itorel, Oftantines be-
traycd ana supposed upon and wrongcd,
he never lost confidence in his fellaw
men. His head may have failed him in
emergencies. but Fhocion's heart was al
ways ready with generous, gracions, no.
bic impulses.
So we think Of the old man very ten
derby 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 Us
to All utteranco Of those deeper feelings
in our heart which perhaps would seem
mere. seatimentAlity to y0U, who mag
not hare known this kindly old suul
This world Of ours isyery beautiful
and life here IN sweet. 70. il this heauti-
full world humanity, with it's tender
sy1npathies and tender oi;,ccs. gtoritiesit
MI. Our ol;, friend Phoc!un loved this
world CT ours, ;..;:l he loved his fellow
men, ana it is tins love, Eerc2auce, that
qualities humanity for what is to come
in tho hereafter. -~Lu54l8 Field il Chi-
caGo Nelys-t:ovurd.
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= Quaint wedding Gift.

! watch which the kaiser. gave as q
wedding present to lis sister, Princess
Margaret Of Pr,l:ssiSs, On her marriage
with plt,:cs, Ereylerit:,.:: Charles Of Hesses
has q curio,.s history. It originally be-
Iongod to G5r1ecl i4olg;:8 Of Prussia, the
mother Of E-s,iscr VI is3s::ai.2 /. The 0-atcl,
was lo0saa " lrauol; soldiers after one
OF t3le victories which practically placed
Berlin as = conquered city in The hands
OF Napolec4s troops, Being taken t..
strasbrrg, it YVES q year O. two Later
won as q l,siza ina barracks lottery by
the cook e tic c3ezit.sr-a' mess.
TIL; Ian gave TIE watch to his sister,
syiso s1lhs9 gele1ltlIy O ;>.ttairel . domestic
position 81 t!lo palace Ct Potsselca;ill. where
tssl.cezl fscs.-:se, noticing fhc watch IN tho
Mrslllat- $ On. recognized i IS her
own and Obtained neHosses&ion of it IN
exchange III q generous Sum of money.
The late Empress Augusta i.ttt1asted Tho
watch TO tie present emperor, with :,-l
exprcssip.3 Of her Win that it might al,
ways remain the property OF q prslssiar
princess. = II Manchester Times.
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re.. and Against The s!:1sle Tax.

LEyatttts7ii?e, Id, is stin under single
tax rnlo, Int there are few signs to.sllow
shat tie I1i4, & pic Has 1naG,e much head
way since Il won the day IL the litter
fight Of last spring. It's opponents assert
that it has ruined the town, and they
point to the condition Of the streets and
of the CGyeT!leT2fs to cotreBorate Their
claim hat tic place has gene backward
since TIE single tax people got control CT
It's affairs.
These contentious the single tax rlon
vigorously deny. but their vigor is moro
ii the ;:llarlE 3ionship CT tho single tax as
y principle than il the demonstration Of
It's workings IL this place. Generally
they. So. tt22::.t Ii has net been in force
Ions enough yet for q fair trial. The
opponents renl;. with s-igoT that they
bayo Lad enoylssa Of It f.sei that .,s they ia
tend u hlizs.s about 4 change il l Mag
when :ile ;s.lz4rstl election ST town COM
i,lissio2le1ls viii be held. The votes seem
to BE pretty evenly divided between the
two factions, Eoslaof which are quietly
BIT earnestly rrerariag for tie contest
ii tie spring
There is Il Sssl,e;st Ge;sl OF feeling IL the
f.st.t, and H. literature OF the discussion
IS f2ccoE.ils formidable. Cor. 7Tex Y or's
/ i1Aes
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IA Prot easa .,t on sss;asoIl..

Arcla lls;;s,,o7, most ia porttar.
e;,;s.gl l,as l,aa, IS tic lI,safs,d CO
trl,r ,isI, s Is school o1,e
fio,, IA l,sa ,.s,ss, s a fs,e t,4i
olio srs. ,aiisi ions -, Nv wise 8,
saasa,,.s1,e
,,.,i 10 8! -, :l.,al f77,,.
,o,,s ), ,I,a IN, h,,,aa.
~, s,,nal. S, ti1.a1 afefsact
is leto, + tesi,,la far 6,fl,-
ol;s ,a,+s5,f i, .s,t mon their S,y,, o
,,,a,,t !, ea1aa;,e stt1rsss a., All
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02
WHIT s,2p GfasIdcr,t.i Z>iea OF.

R7therfurjl 3 Hayes ws.s the only &C.
cupaet Of the VI ite House to die of
heart disease, Washington expired Of
pglc,l l2-o.lia. JOHN Adams of natural de-
cline. Thomas jefferson Ct chronic d.
aCr.l q, sES22.oa Madison AMI James Mon
roe II t-.,St,..., decline, John Quincy
Adams oE paralysis, Andrew Jackson
Of consumption, Ia. in Van Buran IF
ast:,u-A5ic G:ltarrh, William II. Harrison
pf I.iescr.sy. John Tyler Gf q bilious at
tack, Jaz1les K. Polk OF chronic t;iar-
r.lel, 2&ell,,r5, Taylor Of bilious fever,
billiard Fillmore Of natural decline.
Frtnklin Fiagco Of Inflammation Of the
stomach, James Bslciian&n Of raeuraa.tcii Tie
Goub, Abra.li,n Lincoln asssIsssis1attc.5.
Andrew ,5aa2s9n paralysis, Ulysses S.
(.E&nf cancer, james 4. Garfield assas-
a5.l&sel, Chester 4. Arthur .3311i.slstt's dis
ease. Ir. Hayes YES one Of the three
GzetAodists - become president, johnson
and GRAFT being The oGaar w'o.-Colyn.-
bus Journal.
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A Waste Of Time.

~ 49,
You can lead horse to water but you cannot
make him drink;
You can send o fool to college, but you cannot
make him think;
Yo,i may keep your daughter drumming from
morn till afternoon,
But you can't make her a player il she hasr'.
any tune.
You can never make . farmer Of y boy who
loves the sea,
Though you may make him plow and plant and
whoa and haw and gee.
e It's no use to swear and bluster- because your
only son
Prefers the Pirl he met in tho car to your Sc
lected che;
You might as well switch OF that track, for
love is lord OF pclf,
And besides it's more than likely that ou know
how tits yourself
You cannot change the ROSTERS strut nor ma I,c
the layers crow,
Though you may honestly believe it would 30
better SO.
You cannot make parson of the stagestrucls
Romeo lad,
And if you ever do succeed you'll wish you
never had.
There is only one thing meaner, and that's to
have to see
Then OF your neighbours nlt1rskull finished
with M. ID.
But all these things, and more besides, we ma.
expect to bear,
Until the numskuu kills US and the Romeo says
--Eleanor Kirk.
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Miss Mary B. Coalyara Of Boston Las
written Il pamphlet in favor Of crena-
ton, winch tile Massachusetts, Cremation
society has published She states that
cremation dog Isot mean the burning OF
the body by rro. The coffin is put into
d small chamber heated to a temperature
Of 1900 degrees. No fame dsTour5 the
body-n1thiag but the heated air-and
until the moment q It's falling together
i'll white ashes the body lies untouched
and the process is one quick ana pure,
not the low decay ofstho grave.
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3 r n J, a =
EfiiIIii,s Brcf,lss.

Thy manhood Ter o,:t-tosyercl all church, Ill
creed,
i al III ts;a servant ct al hni,,a need:
f3s,sallsl al.a ii 1. Ian,
SAKE II tiny ffastar, whose great ieassa run,
The gfaatara they VIM serve So now, IN
deed,
All cauF hes ars ono church il, loving heed IS,
Oh thy greet lie sYrau gft On Thy ster's plan!
rs we stand III the shasi55es Of thy death,
How pei EsaN the poe1. distinctions seem
That would fence OF the human and diVinel
Large was the uttcranca Of thyliving breath
Large Gods loyetlis huTnanhops and dream,
And now humanity $ hushed love is tliinel
M. j.. Savage.
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snsppgtineilt Press.

asl2iFlssgg 70 il ito press is
tie Starch out CT ever
4 ;;es11ad collfssss2 asss s.
:lsT n Nslicsl has eo,sl.z
plaills la re'ai,5 of the elisil j Issrtss
have lsl,.5z recent heresy-tr a at'gssss,
rides he eyes Of the pubic. The llls=
dignity ais l5stery Of theological dis,
cussions, onceso awful that angels scarce.
y dared to tread the platform where the
discussion was carried on, have zen re-
.duced to q eonmonplaceness com arabic
TO the reports of a ward meeting or d
filibusteling session in congress.
The impairment press persists in treat-
ing everything and everybody i'll an ev-
eryday sort of q way. Even religion has
to undergo the same treatment. IF there
is any sham on mysticism OF superstition
in it, it IS liable to be handled as de.
tective handles an embezzlement. The
press, as 8 rule, believes in pure and 1lil-
dch1ed religion, but it wants a religion
that is good for Mondays and Thursdays
and i5atur, avs as. well as Sundays.
II IS conpl&inea by soiao f,o1nan Cath
Ole aalthoris rs that Tie press is uanec-
esaaril% iling with the alleged con
t1oyersJ between the archbishol,s, and
that the laity Of the church is being
stirred up by a contest which ought to
have been confined to the prelates and
settled by them. But everything is
news, and SO important d matter SIS al
Legged characterization in the high places
of tie Catholic church can no more be
kept quiet IN these days than could the
outbreak OF q volcano on Manhattan
island. It does indeed detract from the
dignity and mystery Of ecclesiasticisrn
to have it's qrarrels reported in the pa
pers. but It cannot be helped except in
one way. Let quarrels cease and the
press will quit it's ilnper5inence. Spring
field Union.
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John nom a. ,l, q I, I. 8:


Ohm q. IL q s; s.se.
EN- Keep.
OF Ii 1t which
stlabaa to the .ceslastt week, says Iaa
l he. 81 as,ey cal lllsaad to quicken
his wits ard open laiis3weatlier eve. III;
& illotlas was alone at the station, which
Is il - feet Of water. and three miles
fro1ll 1sae shore. is not rs /, p7,re-
.eiate tho dreadful fofebe6iings which
filed his mind as day after day lfs
watched the thiclyening ice, conscious as
liz was Of the great peril which envi1onea
him, his distress signals unnoticed. with
that vastfie Of ice expana ding its N: ghtt55s
power against the piles and gathering
addIJlona strength every moment as It
overlapped and piled up against the
doomed structure.
To pray III such a crisis was. a most
natural thing to do, ana pray he did,
Ions and f,eTseltly, and he feels assured
that bis prayers were answered, FOR it
was not very long before he deserted in
the distance the smoke Of q steamer bat
Ting with the ice. Slowly she proceeded
along Until. getting abreast Of tho sta
ton, size was stopped by the thick ice.
Although the steamer was some half mile
out toward the ship channel. tie neryy
keeper determined t0abaado1l the station
to its npenaing fate and make the effort
to reach her. Getting upon the untried
ice he proceeded toward her, waving his
hat to attract the attention OF those on
@ ,7
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Reatsi..g Tic T;.sr,s,o meter.

sls.at- "a j. 'a'Hssh ,.S l@sSSiSi:StS7a'
4 belibo5 It the St. Nicholas, who VIII
Gle day mai lis mark as q natural wit
ii ais I,reco4is.s-ssis.sss i t.iia7nel by 4
c, 1ias5ate e.lucas.ioli, made a funny re-
/ 1t to clier3.-- Harry C.lrls one morning
lss week. A guest o. the house. on the
morning il question came down to the
Office. and rasea;lGstlsifss to Clark sslaat the
w a.ttii.er must ba very cold asked what
Thermometer Indicated. Calling ID,
the bellboy, Clark reqtestel him to SO
out and SEQ What the Thermometer i11sIi-
Gated, Il he could re;ss! tie sS.sne. Going
out, he Gnie7l Ined aud VIXEN asked
how cold it Was quickly replied that it
was "one inch bslosy fz.aa2insr.' Clark
fell OYER 4 chair, a.ld tie9 patron of the
lciisa had !. Cincinnati En-. 71iIer.
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nIucI, Is REQUIRED,

Much Is Required.
TITS wislon1s law. the perfect code.
BY love inspired,
OF him on whom much is bestowed
Is much required;
The tuneful throat is bid to sing:
The oak must reign the forests king;
Pho rushing stream tIle wheel must move;
The tempered steel its strength must
prove:
'Tis given With the eagles eyes
To face the midday skies.
If | am weak and you are strong,
Why then, why then
To you the Drawer deeds belong!
And SO again,
If you have gifts and have none,
If | have shade apd you have sun,
IT'S yours with freer hand to give,
IT'S yours with truer grace to live,
Than Iwho, eiftless. sunless, stand
With barren life and hand.
-Carlotta Perry.
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Prestp, ghaa,-...

Youth tt7sao oIorsi11e Of tbesleish-
ing; season I wear out my glove be
fore tie lett Is II tie least ii.reti.
C;lorer--,Yhv don't yo1. get her to 81
on til- of''lez. side part q, tie tia1e??-.
<Gsiioalslaz's and ll,Berdssheis' Weekly
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

Il London inanuffa ctaiar OF chewing
gum some tine ago discharged. te5ea all lis
llt.le employees and hired girls to take
SllaiG places. 12,o CHER d. s he mad IN
assign nen
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Al EsifseIA 0f Lave.

4 II il.s:cIes Of Love.
knew a 1naflWho seemed a solll.ass thing,
Il a hopeless filoeaeF in q. dl'SsfssyS1
IS Careful Ill, nothing, save that day by day
Els humble task its small reward bring.
His world was girdlet by Il marrow ring
0fcoEnsE,oa d1 ties, kneEyillttss nat 90 ssfrasy
OF pains asl:i pleasures ;noYiag finer clay.
SO o,il content ieigned rs his chosen king.
But one day Love cane knocking at his heart, Z
With mighty passion, fearing not defeat,
. And, like q man awakened out ofasleap,
. He felt new life through all his being start
Anohie impulse. new, and strangely sweet
And walked where stars in mighty orbits
sweep.
George e. Day.
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The wife Of Eli KILLER, who lives near
Valley City, Islt,, Las given birth, its
Chained, to scYel children n the past 70 3
N, 5l.T
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-03-02

A student i, a western college pro-
poses to Jelliiyei, q lecture on commence
day On Of the Wheel
barron. to A,no..ies.sl Elections.
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= Get your Job work done at the
SHEAF office.