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AND PEACE RFIGNS
Tho Wost Virginia Troops With,
drawn From Mayshall.
LEFT AT NOON YESTERDAY
For Their Homes ut nrapuington and
snrton-omcors 10 Go To bethany
and .niustcr Out tho Company
Thcre-oecupa.ions of Some Of tho
Soldiers.

An stated in tho 1NrRLLfoEscER yes.
to-day, on tho return Of Adjutant Gen.
eral Holly from Pittsburgh no commu.
nica!ed tho orders for tho withdrawal
OF thu Second battalion, First regiment,
w. Va. N. g., from tho field in Marshall
county. The boys were glad to hear
that their services were no longer need.
cd, and It was with lighteued hearts
that they went to work packing up
their outfits preparatory to tho return
home. Tho two companies comprising
tho battalion were companies D, OF Man.
nington, Captain Sine, and T, OF Burton,
Captain Ash. 1t was shortly after noon
when tho train OF two cars carried tho
troops homeward, after n ten days stay
In Marshall, during which their expori-
ences were at times exciting, but ordi-
narily quiet.
Lieutenant Price will 20 to Wells.
burg this morning aud thonco to
Bethany whore tho company from
that place attached to tho First
regiment will DO mustered out OF
the service aud their equipment sout to
the state capital. The new company at
Davis, it ip expected. will DO mustered
into the service within q short time.
There has boon some curiosity m9pi-
Tested as to the walks Of life from
which the soldiers Of the guard come
and o census OF five companies
has been taken by On INTELL1orScEg
man, which shows the following result:
Company @, First Regiment-Mer-
chants, clerks, painters, carpenters,
blacksmiths, teamsters, tiremep, brake
man, plumber, farmers, clerk OF court,
saloon.keeper, expressing an candy manu-.
t%acturer, ~wood.turner, e%vangelists, pa
per hanger, correspondent laborer. coal
1njner, conductor, barber; actor, stone
mason, timer.
Company D, First regiment-Chief OF
police, deputy sheriff. mill owners, lum.
Der men, undertakers. school teachers,
blacksmiths, carpenters, farmers, Clerks.
oil men, coal miners, telegraph opera.
tors, merchants, gunsmith.
Company +, First regiment-Mor-
chants, school teachers, farmers, clerks,
oil men, saloop keepers, livery mon,
lumber men, BARRIERS, undertaken.
Company X, First REPRESENTATIVES.
TORS, students. machinists, merchants,
bookkeeper, farmers, stone mason, Ia
boIera, barber, timer, miners, cigar
maker, stenographer. clerks, printers,
Qumberman, rail road foreman, civil enl
gineer, operator.
Company E, First regimeut-Clerk,
carpenter, tailor, timer, blacksmith,
Sawyer, engineer, tiremen, conductor,
photographer, drumuer, butcher, up-
holsterer, brakeman, farmer, h~otel.keep-
er, correspondents. laborer, electrician,
boiier-maker. merchant, bricklayer,
distiiier.
Company H. First regiment-Butch.
er, bakers, telegraph operators, clerks,
furniture dealer, railroad men, t~ailors,
painters, contractors, marble cutter,
Undertaken, express agents, boiler
maker, machinist, detective, electrician,
coal miners, teamsters, hustlers, coal
agent, farmer and carpenter.
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This remedy Is becoming 80 we'll
known and 80 popular as 10 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the Same song OF
A purcr medicinod docs not exist,
and it Is guaranteed TO do all that il
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will cure ul
diseases OF tho Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pilnplcs, Boils, Salt Rhcum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from tho system and
prevent rs well rs cure all Sialarial TO-
vcra. For cure Of Headache, Constipa-
ton and indigestion try Electric Bittcrs.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Prico 80 conts and 81 per
bottle, ut Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. s
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WASHINGTON. June lSrEvery police,
secret service and treasury official here
regards as o pure fabrication tho atory
published in the Post to-day that a
grave anarchist conspiracy had boon
unearthed., Honore Ja1on affects in
digpatiou that his name SHOULD have
been used in connection with the story.
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FiYe.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. Childrer's Hose. Boiling Pins,
BoSwood Rules, Cuff Buttons, TIN Buckets, Com
bfnatiop Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokera,
Door Bolts. Neatsfoot OH Shoe Backing Wash
Paps, Richter Harmonious. Towels. 25-c Needle
Packages. Spectacles, Dime Cologne. Hair Curl.
ers: School slntes. Lamp Burners, Shoe Dreaing,
Ladies Pins, Table Knives. Ea7.
Man. lpceut articles in our scent LIST Como
and take them out Of our way.
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Roasted tho Lcrtslntors and Governors.
ST. PAUL, MINI. June lS.-A hot dis.
c%ussion arose in to-day's session Of tho
prison congress over the regulation OF
convict labor, Chairman Nicholson TAX
ing occasion to roast state Legislatures
aud governors for what he termed their
ignorant interference with the duties OF
prison wardens. He said: what do
the Legislators know about conducting
p~risons? What do tho governors
know They arc a Lot Of political
tricksters who have sold their birth
rights.n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ny the Anon Mt tho Now Pnrk
flnn Programme.
Following ia the attractive programme
to DO rendered at tho concert to BIO
given in the new Wheeling Park Caaino
this evening by the Arlon Society, up-
der the direction Of Prot Hermann NJ.
schochey, and assisted by Mra. Flora
Williams, soprano; Prof. Eduard Blum.
enberg, violin, who has just returned
from the conservatory of muhic ut Dres-
den, Germany; Mr.. II. L. Grimm, flute;
Mr.. Theo. Roller and Mils Olga Roller,
cornet, aud the Opera House Orchestra.
The concert will BIO preceded by q
picnic.
!. oyorture-'Marthan .......... \ ........ Flotow
Opera House orchestuL
cho,Ss-9siescsseSans" Song OIL VIC !,
ji; ;ion .'',-i' '.'...'."'-f ADJ
3 Flute s~olo--"Fan,I!u on Russian Airs;
Popp
4. Soprano Solo-''Stella'... ..,... .-......~.J. Fauro
Ala FIora Williams
= Chorus" saepScrSstuiti singers Tomb
Ariou. y
lntetniiEllon OF thirty mipites.
~ PART II.
O. Observation-Disclosures from "Der vogcl...
haendler'' -.....-.... ... .. ....... u. .- ....... .Zcllcr
Opera House Orchestra,
z. Cnruot Duct .,.,,..,,,, 80, a.,
Mr.. Theo. Roller and Mas Olga Roller.'
5. Trio-"Pralso Ye''--Attlla ....... .. ... ..... Verdi
Mrs. Flora witliaMs aud NessEs. jacques Front
aud I. J, Diegmtllor.
Q. Violin solo-'nalladc &c Polonaisc" op.
ea,.,..:.... :..........,.,. -. ..... ....V icuxlemps
Prof. Edward Dluplenbcrg.
10 Chorus with Orchestra Accompaniment
..'Schlach,gebet' prayer before the
Battle ...... .. ...... ........a....... Mochrlng
Arton and Opera House Orchestra
Dancing will commence at tho casino
aftor tho concert is over. Special mo-
tors will leave tho park for tho city at
Has p. IN. sharp. Last motors will
lnnNyn NJ I .pn n :, .N"...u 70. NH". |rn LLN'. CA
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Tiiree.Cent Articles.

Lsdies Handkerchief, Shaving Brushes. l
do1eu Dress Buttons, Stamped Clippers, Match
Safes. Machine Oil Caps. Potato Masters. dozen
Safety Pins. Pefpmed Toilet Soap. / pair Scis.
dozen Shoe Laces. School slates. BaSting Spoons
5.ceut Tablets. Cork Screws. Harmonious, Cake
Turner'S. Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties.
Cone here for bargains, " will not dlsappotns
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Sioux FALLS, S. D., June Ex-senator
Pettigrew, now at homo here, to-day re.
coiyed a telegram from Senator Quay,
chairmanof the sugar investigating com.
rnittee, to appear as witness before the
committee as soon as possible. Seua-
tor Petticrev wired back that he never
purchased stock in any corporation for
speculative purposes, either before or
since going to the senate, and asks to be
excused from tho trip TO Washington.
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One Cont articles.

0 Heavy Envelopca. igood Peu Holders, 0 Steel
Pens. ] Memorandum Book. Q Sheets Note Paper.
6 Slate Pencils, I Lead Pencils. 4 Collar Buttons,
j paper Pins, i paper Needlos. i spool six Twist,
2 dozen Hooks aud Eyes. Q Darling Needles. /
Nutmeg Crater, l dozen lrass Pants Buttons, ]
Hat Pin. ] box Garrett Tacks. l dozen Clothes
Pins. ! Tablet ] sot Knitting NoedloS
Lois of hcnnt pnada roiny Mt I cnnt H
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%HAvEMEYER AND sEARbEs

To he Presented to tho District Attorney
Issr refusing to Answer Questions.
WASHINGTON, June ls.-The senate
sugar trust investigating committee to-
day decided by q vote OF 8 to 2 to re.
quest' tho yico president to certify the
refusal OF II. G. Havemeyer and J. L.
S%earles, president and treasurer. 70.
s%pectively, Of the American Refining
Company, to tho district attorney.
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Four.C Cent Articles.

suspenders, Clark's o. N Il. Thread, CLildren's
Bibs. Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case. Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Flrc Shoyels,
Toweling. Charm Knives. Aucilage. Sewing Ma.
chine Oil, Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
saw Files, s~uspenders. Pencil Boxes. Calico, Mus.
Inns mud hundreds OF other articles going q, this
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NOTES ON
Stage Of Water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests

Tho River Interests
Yesterdays DEPARTURES
Ben Hur. Kcmple, PnrkersburS. lOp. IN.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. $50 p. N
BOATS LEAVING To-Day.
II. +, Bedford. Green, Pittsburgh, S q. N.
Hudson. Agpew. Pittsburgh. 7 a. In.
Coure:. Davis, Pa,kersburg, 1850 q. N.
2 K: Phillips: Mendel. Matainoras. lU:So q. N.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington. $3.50 y IN
Tho crews OF the Alice Brown and
Harry. Brown, t%hirty-siH in number,
LETT last night by the Panhandle for
Louisville, Cincinnati and Cairo.
There is no Cincinnati packet to-day
on account of the accident to the Key.
stone State. Tbe trade will now DO oc.
cupied by the Scotia, Iron Queen and
Hudson.
On account of tho accident to tho
keystone State the packet Scotia will
take the formers day for the present,
leaving Pittsburgh on Mondays instead
of Saturdays.
Since The R Z Phillips entered the
Matauoras trade she and the Courier
have had q hot fight on aud neither
boat is making q fortune. The rate per
hundred for freight to Matamoras from
Wheeling is now four cents and pas.en-
gers arc carried for twenty-five cents.
Showers, which appear to have OK
tended over q considerable area, had a
good effect on tho river at this point
yesterday, the marks last evening
showing 4 feet 0 inches in the channel,
8 rise in twenty.four hours of five
inches. Weather warm aud cloudy,
with showers.
Tho wharf Is covered with loose
powders which orc a constant menace
to horses in teams carrying freight.
There have been several bad'falls with
in the past week. Tho board OF public
works should attend TO this mattor or
the city may have a damage suit on its
hands. Tho river people advocate the
employment by the city oil a man to do
this work cvcry evening; in that way
tho wharf would constantly bo kept
clean.
CITY OF MADISON SINKS.
MADISON, IND, June 1S.-The steamer
City OF Madison struck tho dyke amid
ships in front OF this city coming up at
4 a. m j. and toro q holo is foot long in
her hull She had on bourd 10 working.
mon returning from Evansville. All
arc sale. 1t il thought the boat may DO
raised. Tho Madison 10 owpcd by tho
Same company, owning the sunkon
Sunshine.
FROM HEADQUARTERS.
Pittaburgh-Rivor 4 feet A inches.
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Yesterday John Smith was arrested
by Detective Sbort, Of the BIZ o. Com
pany, on a warrant charging him with
obstructing the company's track on
June 8. He was arraigned before Squire
Gllespy. who sent him to jail, but later
he gave bail in $500 for his appearance
and was released.
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TW0.Cent Articles.

PM Til Cups, Hnndkerchiefs. Cake Cutters, Pep.
per Boxes, Iangtry E!air Pins. C%arpouter Pencils.
Gun Buttons, Pie Pans, Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet Soap. GIuleu.
Tane Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils, Hall
Wedesl only In Bargains and give biz Value
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1F your oyGs tire, wator, witch or
burn, or your head aches whom reading
or sowing, consult and have thom OK
auined Tor glasses, iroo oil charge. ut
lll1 Main street next TO Shook & Co. 81
BY Prof. Shol, tho optician. Mw4s
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Senator Gormap on Deck.

WASHINGTON. D. c., June Ex-senator
German has returned to Washington,
and was in the Senate to-day for the
first time in two weeks. He has not en-
tirely recovered his health.
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@CLOTEIING.4e

MEMS SUITS g: & o = s ! 81, ssmsisI; Hs,.
leaders in low prices u you can match those
goods for less than double tho money anywhere
we Invite you to return the game aud your money
will DO refunded. These goods must 80.
LIENS PANTS s: IS: $ s. s; v s's, g sSs q u Is E up to
tho value Of n dollar try to borrow one. Il you
want to knoy how TO save a dollar or moro look
atour Clothing Department
Buys SUITS G Come aS' at &c. ones sso' I'LL Il Is sale o Sn
not last always. iou cannot match the prices
BOYS PANTS St l7c; l9s Sc a,c: Ihe,eare
present. We have all sizes from 5 to 10 at these
prices
MEMS SHOES 2, 1'c; 97e ), s. 10; sic,; s:s7.
wei! to save money on Shoes as anything else.
and we are away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES s. St e e. q? J, IS 81 Is. is; .ss..'7;
s. o. Our SUCCESS In the Shoe line Is probably
more than we deserve. We presume the reason
We sell so manyis because they don't last long,
but people will have thcm.
CRlLDRER'S SHOES s st. rs s. Sc 80 SC S sif' BE- &C.:
gains -,
Mems and Boys Hats g. 6 lS Ss {; s9e :, 81 &, Is So !
fine Silk HIT. which usually sells ut 81 80.
Hens Shirts s 81 }SS G MS j $50 3 g. up ,p, e o's, On
Millinery and Ribbons Il M,, III P''o Ss %. On
save Tou lots Of money Miss Agnes Clarity viii
give you pointcrs on Millinery aud Trimmings
that will do you good mud will not overchars,
you MOI sell you ole stylcx
I%Jndnrup,r Uudcrhirts and Drawers n, &c.
oluVl H0ll, sc. Ic. tSc. &c up. VIC mn al.
ways below the market on these goods, as well
Us everything else.
Ladies' CoTSetS nts'o, SOS. 49, up
Umbrellas at'se. Coo, SO up
Lace Curtains 4. soc, &c, SO ua
Crnrerjec .! lbs ,Grnuu,n,cd Sugar for 81 on:
oluIoll0o' ArbuCklo's Cofco. a2c: Grain NJ
Ground Pepper, Nnpamon, Mustard GInvrr md
Baking Powder. all going at &C per pound, or j
pounds for % conts
70 Clothlsg Store, n boot and Slim,
Store, u Hat Store, u Dry Goods store, n
Millinery Store, II Notion Store, n FURNISH.
ing Goods Store. n Hardware and Tluwnr,
store. a T'ca md Grocery Storo-nino stores
In on"-7nn complete under QUO roof.
We have tho largest department s,or, /, N,
state, 1860 10 1905 Min street. ID TO 81 Tonth
street, md 100 10 1907 Market strSo.. rlcvr,
ohtrnnccS-tako your cholcG laBslns In every
department.
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Silks eau BIO bought cheaper at
oiLiNo u store than you have
ever seen them.
GEO. NJ. Ssoor & Co,
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means impure blood, and ovcrwork or
too much strain on brain and body.
Tho only way TO cure is to feed the
nerves on pure blood. Thousands Of
people certify that the best blood pur-
ifer, the best nerve tonic and strength
builder is Hoods sarsaparilla. WHAT it
has done Tor others it will also do for
you.-Hood's Cures.
Hoods Pills curo constipation by re.
storing poristaltic action OF the alimen-
,arv canal. 9
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BLACK Figured INDIA SILKS, wort,
81 20, for Csc, ut Stifel T. Co.'s to-day.
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Y0T will find Goo. NJ. Suook 4 Co.'s
Nv ad. in q ainglc ha!f.column to.
day. Read Il.
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Colonel Embroidery at Sc.
Colored Embroidery at loc, worth
three times the price. EMsI1ElMER's.
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READ Stlfsi & Co.'s nd.

Emsheimcr's Alteration Sale. Suits
~ going at your own price and Jack.
etc and CapeB Mt what you think thoy
aro worth. EMsHEIMER's.
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II. EMsl1EMER,
IS and 20 Eleventh Street.
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Dancing will commence at tho casino
aftor tho concert is over. Special mo-
tors will leave tho park for tho city at
Has p. III. sharp. Last motors will
leave ne | 20 n. N. q
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Ben Hur. Kcnple, Pnrkersburg. lOp. IN.
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. 3:3Jp p. N.
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Real estate Of overy ae.arlptlon.
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DiStinpIIisIle people.

Social Leadcr"-'Hcllo, 'rrominrnr
Citizen Whcre'vc you BEEN"
Been taking Il rest while Leading
Business Man was being interviewed. ="
Seen anything of 'Well-known Opr-
rator' latcly:"
Yes, saw him chatting with one
Fully Acquainted with the Facts in the
Case
How about A Heavy Stockholdrr:' ="
Last | saw of him he WAS arm in
arm with A High Otiicial'"
Il saw Il Leading Politician and
One Eminent in Reform Movements
Just stepping into Il restaurant looking
for an Inside Party but want to ask
you if You met 1T Can Be Authorita-
lively Stated or ON the Highest Au.
thoriry' in your ramblings:'
''Ccrtainly | did. and about half Il
square behind him | saw Refused 10
Allow the Use of His Namc.''
Didn't YOU encounter a Leader Of
the Opposition An Ecclesiastical Au-
thority. ON" Who Speaks ON Behalf of
His Frllow-O Otficcrs.' official Mouth.
piece. Political Seer Eminent Finan-
ci"r. An Old Employee Leading Di-
rector and all that crowdT'
Say, Mr.. Society Leader you 20
getting ahead of me. | guess hereafter
I'll tell newspaper reporters to quote
me as plain John Smith. Philadelphia
Call.
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one would hardly expect to find rep
tiles domrSticarcd, but they are found
in that position 1T Para. not far from
the mouth of the Amazon. says til,
Pail Mall Budget. The stores an,
warehouses of that city ar" "vrrrun
with vrrmin of all sorts. and more Is
prcially rats. TO keep down this
plague young buaS or jiibo'aS ar" paced
in the cellars and SubSiSt comfortably
ON the plentiful supply of fo"l thus III
fordrd. TIL" RraZlianS say that they
keep down to reasonable limits the
rats. which would otherwise play have"
with any goods they could get at. Tn"
fact that hoA> feed only ut somewhat
long intervals accounts for the fact
that there always seem to be Just rats
enough for their subsistence. while they
perform their citlikc duties most salts
factorily. But. rs we have said. they
also act us very efficient watchdn@S.
The skin of the boa is an article of
commerce both in the BraZilS and East
rrn Asia. In the latter its chief use is
to form the heads of banioS and other
native musical Instruments, it being
extremely tough and hard. In Brazil
it is also used ut times to max" riding
boots. and forms an excellent SubSIi-
tute for upper" leather, that of the
anaconda being the best. As To vital
ity, Il specimen in my possession. which
had attacked a visitor. lived eighteen
months with an open hole in its skull
about an inch deep. caused by II bar
used to beat it off the men ii had >riz
rd. The land boa may be said /" have
but one enemy apart from man, and
that. curiouSly. one of the most inSig
niticant of insects. the ant. \ certain
species. peculiar to northern Brazil
make annual pilgrimagcS from their
Jungle retreats to some other point.
,ftcn distant many miles. and destroy
every living creature that stays in their
track, except man and domestic ami
mails or cattle. The monkey or the
iaguar knows enough to flee before the
invading host, but the snake does NOT
appear Ia realize his danger until at
tackled by millions of his tiny but per
SiStcnt foes. TwistingS and writings
are alike in vain to shake them off.
and The passing traveller may often
sec. as | have seen myself. the bleach
ed skeleton of Il huge Snak" which has
thus been literally dcvourcd alive The
ants are. of course. considerably larger
Than the British varieties. but seem
puny enemies to successfully drmoliSh
4 reptile monarch of the Jungle
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RIGHTS OF ANIMALS.
Perhaps We Ought to Treat Them W Il
More Ci>ilit, and Respect.

Perhaps We Ought I" Treat Them WI
More Ci,ilitA and Respect.
Sir Arthur Helps insisted on "'"jl,
t">y To animals. We are to be c,'i
spoken IL them. and not to bully Wn,r
We might persuade. Count T'i>i
never uses the whip: he simply "a,
to his horse MIR. Bright long sin
lowed ON the same side us Sir Arlh
Helps. He thought that kindness
animals Shou ii hr taught III Svhuu
This is awkward. says Il writer in
London Daily News. for he loved
hook some of them by the gillS. :,
sport. 1t is needless to say that "r
form of sport is barred 10y Mr.. >.
and his school. There is of course. "
lack of champions on the other $lv,
SOM writer's IrgJr that because an
mails Ii. V" mo souls we are cntill ii
to do what we like with their bod r>.
Mr.. Wuud-thc misunderstanding grll +
declined to accept tn" premises. What
do we know about their souls: he ask
ed: and ii is clear enough that he hop Il
his faithful dog would bear him com
pauy in the next world. The brutrS.
he sail. have reason. language. mem
ory. II sense of moral responsibility. un
SrliiShncSS and love. and thrr" are II"
higher gu'ilic> in the spiritual bag
gage OF man. If they have no hope of
a future life. argued Primall, one of
their earliest champions. thrr" is all
the more reason for acknowledging
their right 10 Il good time in this one.
BrnlhIm y r;drd logically in their
favor. but rather gave them away i'll
defending roast beef on the ground that
their pains in providing il were not
equal to our pleasures i'll the use.
The ''vrrmin argument is said t" be
worthless. ''Nrrmin' is Il mere phrase.
The animal feels or it does not feel.
and if ii feels il has its rights. The
IlindooS apparently have no difficulty
about that, and in TheoSophicnl houses.
we believe. beetles have been known
to range freely about the drawing
room. The rule is absolute: nothing
must b" killed. But then how does the
iiindon walk abroad, or even breathe
He must put hundreds of things Ia
death in each operation. Probably
every morning stroll of innocence
through the meadows imports II Whoi
hrcHlomb of slain. Small birds Hr
pretty plain sailing. We are all agreed
that the murder for millinery goes inu
far. one dealer in London is said tu
hav" received. l> Il sing " consignment
'2,WW humnIillg birds. SO.OOD aquatic
birds and SOOD pairs of wings.
A Thousand >,rug>rr> slaughtered in ON" day:
OH Angelina. mrditHl" upon it,
And hrncrrurtiI. never. never wear pray.
A rr,lbrcaS in thy bonnet
But Edwin WAS Inconsistent IL,
had no sooner ended his appeal Ihll'
he said grace and carved the chicken.
There il is The best of us of this >,r
have always Il chicken to carve. ana IT.
the long rum our prohibitions are only
such us touch other peoples pleasures