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Time may be money to some people
but we know of many who would will
ingly make the transfer at a big discount.
Logan, (Utah,) Nation.
A society to prevent cruelty to "our
animal friends" has an effectual exist
ence. Now, we want one to prevent
cruelty to man.-Culman (Ala. Protest.
The man who went into the country
for crest and change says the walters
got most of his change and the land
lord the rest-Tammany Times. n. Y.
A man in Fargo was fined one dollar
for attempting to commit suicide.
That's right, suicides are getting too
common and some severe measure like
the above should be taken.-Walsh Co..
Record.
The farmer who does not read the
papers is the one who plants his pota-
toes on the dark of the moon, and then
gets buncoed out of the proceeds the
first time he goes to toWn.-Once A
Week. n. Y.
A jury at Wabash, Ind. acquitted a
conductor charged with "knocking
down" The principal witness against
the accused was "spotter'' and the
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Falls Journal.
A Fresno, CAL, attorney, accused of
cheating a client, entered demurrers
and things like that without number.
Now he will enter penitentiary. tits
an event made notable by it's rarity.-
Beaver Creek Magnet
No, we do not want to have Mr..
Pullman killed through any solicitation
OF ours Cheap noterity is too plenty
nOw.) but if he ever dies a natural
death the newspapers will roast him so
hard that he will want to go to HI to ,
cool off.-St. Peter Journal.
The New York police board has
found Police Captain Doherty and ex-
Wardens Mahan and Hook guilty of
having received money for police pro-
lection, and they were dismissed from
the force. This is the first tangible re-
suit Of the Parkhurst crusader. NJ.
Illustrated Weekly.
Honest Dick Tate, the defaulting
state treasurer of Kentucky, who fled
when his crime became public has been
discovered in Japan, where he is living
in seclusion. He is broken down in
health and is not expected to live but
short time. Another example proving
that the way of the transgressor is
hard.-St. Joseph, (Mo.,) Gazette.
Here is what Abraham Lincoln said
of the law; "Let reverence of law be
breathed by every mother to the lisping
babe that prattles in her lap; let it be
taught in the schools seminaries, and
colleges; let it be written in primers,
spelling books, and almanacs; let it be
preached from pulpits, and proclaimed
in legislative halls, and enforced in
courts of justice; in short let it become
the political religion of the nation.'--
Chicago Inter Ocean.
If you want to gain sympathy for a
cause you don't like, and enmity for
yourself, begin and persecute and abuse
its adherents and do violence to them.
Circulate lies about them; apply the
worst and hardest language you know
to them: sneer at them and deride them;
discriminate against them in all mat
ters of amity and commerce and do
physical harm to them. Then all the
world will go over to them and their
cause. Such is the law.-No obles Co.,
Democrat
Our cities and towns are cursed with
boy loafers who hang around street
corners, the church doors on Sunday
evening and generally make themselves
a nuisance. They smoke cigars, old
stumps picked up by the roadside
often, season their conversation with
slang and profanity, make remarks
about passers by, especially women and
girls, and flatter themselves that they
are growing manly. These are the
boys who are learning to drink from
beer-pails in alleys, and this is the
material from which bummers and
thugs are made.-Wabasha Democrat.
A short while ago, few hundred
dollars was stolen from the Express
Company at Greenville. The poor devil,
like all criminals tried to make his
escape, but he had hardly touched the
ground at New Orleans before he was
in the clutches of the law and brought