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DEATH AT THE DAWN.
Unusasily saa Cass ef saislAs 81 OIsn.
dive.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
GLEyDIvE. Oct. 24.-Ethel. the eldest
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Stoddard,
aged Il years. committed suicide by shoot.
ing herself through tho heart to-day be.
tween II and O'Clock. with a sho, from
80 calibrc revolver. The young
lady has been Respondent for the
past two weeks caused by severe case Of
catarrh which effected her speech SO that
she could not speak above . whisper. The
coroncr's jury decided, after hearing tho
evidence. that she shot herself with suicl.
dal intent. Her father who works IN
Billings. has been tolegraphcd for, and
tho funeral will be held tomorrow after.
noon.
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a uis saa Esshsssassss Meeting sss the
Copper CITY.
n>ssnA mssafeh a tha aknnAarA

y oog aaa Esehasiasete 0eee1ng oes the
J. Copper City.
gpssasl Dispatch 70 The Standard.
HAvRE, Oct. IA most suocsssful
Anssoada-fer.shs-capitsl meeting was
held here tonight. The hall vas fillsd
and tho greatest enthusiasm prevailed
throughout. H. Sweet opened the meet.
~ In forclbls and convincing sreu-
nsat, showing that Anaconda was the
best fttsd city Of the two candidates for
capital honoss. z. H. Astcalf followed In
cleon-cut and eloquent address.
n discussed the position taken By some of
Hslsua's leading eitissns who are the own.
ees AZ the Hops mine In Basin discharR.
ING man because he joined labor union
and showed eonclusivsly that Helena was
IN avowsd enemy Of organised labor. He
thsn discussed Anaconda's position and
demonstrated that the Anaconda com.
pany was true and loyal friend Of every
woekineman In the state.
J. Chensvert Of Great Falls, ind prssi-
troduced and asked ell laboriugmen Of
HAvrc to stand by their brothers in Great
Falls. He said that Great Falls would
eivs Anaconda . handsome majority, that
Anaconda was progressive city and .
friend Of every interest in tho state. BY
its enterprise II had furnished more traffic
for the Great Northern railroad in seven
days than Helena had in rs many months.
That the people Of Havre were interested
in this matter and should vote for tho city
that was alive and furnishing employment
to many men.
Edwin ). Booth OF Butte. the next
speaker said this question was of great
importance to Montana and should be
discussed fairly and dispassiona ately.
Calling Mr. DAILY names and abusing the
Anaconda company was not argument.
While the ladies OF Helena are asking
the prayers OF all the people for Helena
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S|BBblHED /
Helena Is Meeting
With Hard Luck.
She CAN'T WIN A TRICK
ils hsph ks uilA Alaeaada
IT'S THE SAME OLD STORY
IT'S THE SAME OLD STORY

Last Chance Relying Upon Abuse
and Personal Sp,ts 10 Win Her
causs-oooasionally She Throws
In . Prayer or Two-Asiena Or
ators Turned Down In Very
Handsome styie-They Realize
Now They Are Leading q ForIorn
Hops-klissouia Shows That She
Can't es Won From the Copper
city-Anaoonda's Cause 10 Daily
Growing More Popular In All
Parts OF Montana-rhs Masses
OF the People Are Enlisted un-
der This ctty'e Banner.
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m PRETTY BAD SHAPE.
Ths Wss Rsssd Chiss IN o Dsplesabls
csuAteies.


vIcroRrA. B. C., Oct. A.-Amsoe ~
passenesss On the Empssss ef Japan was
Major Richter Of the Chinsss army, vhe
threw up the post os inspector general %
Tisn Tsin In disgust. He was formerly In
the German army and was eommissleosd
by IA Hung Chang . couple oe ysars ego
70 inspect the troops, regular mAlitia, end
suggest improvements. He entered heart.
lily into the work and soon found Il impos.
sibls to reform them.
He found eerrupston and fsaud ram.
pant, even his inspsctiens being eAsbasd
and cut. Ths war with Japan was never
expected, and when q came Chiua's
tr0ops were In state Of dsmosalisatiou.
poorly armed. poorly drilled and gsnsrally
disordersd. Large sums Of money have
been expended 70 increase the effective.
ness Of the army. but found its way into
the poo ksts Of svaricious officers.
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49, A6snnsAs vsss tsyias - asd sssis
With ~ cBoaeas ~ - sisA dspss1ts
9 - = ~ hnb q Butte.
-. dkgonals1 ~ pADse rsilsoads q
Heseee 80 seooev0d G5oat apVasuss wheo
- sstA shas - supegae1sas u Hsosaa
vssU - papse - - usss bssa ias1su-
maa1aa u givng e0Qtsvmsas - lshesing
meas vhl1s ths eespssa1isns - Anasoada
vege alivs ed eslng heslaeD aad euss
nlsAinG labR - hea61sds - men. Hb
s1aSo - ~ ssssivsd - fsssnseAlv
ths ~ spsshss vas Butss's vsll-
knevn A1d pspslar rsss1dsas Il the
Tta1es . LAhss asssmhlJ. CAasiss LAns.
He a16so1seA himself - the lahselng usa
pseseat. H diaeussed The past Hsaens -
. city end hse eltissas took In The Cosur
dAlsue stsiks and statsd that tAe
strike eese ths laheein9 aad bod.
nsss men q Montana 0s,0oo. nos0W
a vhieh was saissd In Butte and
Anaseada. while go vas raissd In
Helena. TIE resolution oe ths Trades
snd LAbss assembly of Butts askine all
lsboging msa hy their vote 10 dsssas Hsl-
sua vss rsad, and ~ asked The men a
Havns 70 stand b. THAR brothsfs In Butte
and Ahacoada. A voles from the audi
enee replied Ave WILL" TIE meeting
vas vssy dsmoasasativs and eenviaesd I'll
prsssas THAI Havrs would Give eood ma
josity tor Anaconda.
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oycrrnied by Phillips.

Sr. Loris. Oct. A.-Judge Phillips to-
day overruled the demurrer in the famous
strike injunction suit OF the United States
against NJ. J. Elliott and 100 members Of
the A. Il. L.
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Butts frisnds. Hoxard pasohal and Johm
W. Cotter. voiuntsersd 10 peoreoent the
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xrssourA suovs now GEE ysrfs.
NJ. Cossse vaa frsnusntiv ,nt.,rucA.a
vith annIauss ana vhen hs cIo.sei m.
vs.t snSienee eheer.1 mntiI - w.lLi,
rsn.. ~ Hslsna u,estir. h.d h.ecn,s
An Anaconda mestinr Ana evsrvhc6,
knovs non vhers Nissoula stands' ~.
Cottsr's rsmarks vere interrunt.d 4.
a nrominsnt eentlsnaan AZ M. citv' vhc
rsssnted The warm anpiause svhich ~.
sneaker rsceivsd. Thic sentlsmsn srn.s
IN hie Eat and aecnsed Anaconds ~ ,,.cL.
m, the house. and sAdrsss,p. ~. ccts.-
said: ssIf Won had tvice N bi. = crn,,S
Vol, vorid nav. tv,ice A much sr,,Isw.s y
NJ. Cote, said. uN,. CIs,k ..css,sa
N. rssnsctfuI attsntioo az tbis .u6,...s
vhich von sav Il pscked. IAN hs,s a. =
rlti,.u ~ this rtsta a diecue. tht. ,,,..-
s;.- S.,.I. "a \ A.v-.,S m.
A. r"
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WAsHINoToS, Oct. 2i.-Tho cash bal.
ance in tho treasury to-day was slli,iO7,.
35l gold reserve, S6o.o22, ,0s3.
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eny sndcetsy u ne sta>e. Ve4nuiee
- eeees~ eatd Anace~ea - 80
oeeveseo y eeesy % boo1oo. eaos
nosees ~ fnsnos hed 49, g -
scssvees shues, vile hsateea, - { ukes
wes.e sesy had eausd The 49, = scaA
-eeeae 80 ne1esss" - 9! p.
nsvea eeoh eao sea squaly. ~ Suas
> $40, sness y eespeseoea ~
nooee ceeaU 80 u - e1Dpqo oaee
ssen seRp ~ Y ~ soe>s -
49, 49, sseuV essss e - ns
county. 1ee company nseosa y - sau'
ouaess aoe eeoee.g
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o evs.e 49, so-oes
o " coEso
u speaking q eoepesAttooe ~ nosene
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VW q saoNcu0 IN srenspossas~9 sne
nesens oempsaensrss and sass ~ sos
Ssspesss!oa tnss ownsd i7'ocoe0 eseec %
see eooeeeas nnos OF Aeeeeea. ~.
reee.ei nsxs tcok up the qusceaee q ne
esssoier !ssser oesns sens oecaosees see
i.9sss Of Helene and sddeeeese - ses
VIVA Mesnsss ana Dsusnsen q non-
ssns Ine psmeelet sssrted ees ~ an
exuscs nroa NJ Cestsrs specees ~ ~
spss.ee wenoessd wnsn snss -. - -
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Oe ss,Seo ecc1s ses esees g evsne
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Veeenes cenosea ne aso 80 eesisve y
!sss toe sns eeod wcmen q ne.eee . esk
We peopsc 70 pay sos tne soeessoa ~ 80
espesss 10 Lass Cnanes euseh' "a
lnsass.ne me eooo womeo - eees
woeo tosy asked them to Do y.
NJ. Pasohal next called atoemt5sa - the
pampAlst prepared by the busloeee -
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'.''r M VTsnI LIVES.
The csss's cssAissss nsSssssA - - ~
shaaeeA ~

81. Ps1xnsDunn, o. "A hul1stia
lssusd from Nvidlk q s'slssk ~ sssap
Inc and signsd b ~ Ave- dsoesD - e.
tendance upsa ~ ens, 0Uus
Dusiag ~ ~ ~ natss1y - shsva -
sigD Il sonnolsaee. m aPDse1ns - so1k1b
sEs bstoss. fhs se1sas q q ~ - ssoe
The dispeAsA sayv ~ sassasenA -
partaksa a hv hh uAtesR - 00n6ngao1
Shis b tsksa - in6isaS6 ~ hAsbsnnn1m
b - - ssstsss - vsa11 - suVVsso1
ltsm psise disesAsA saaaiag ~ - -
sassNnsst e the ehnssA - bsoa ahuAIp
is4ogo0 70 him.
TAs dispaaoh b nakiae ~ slaasnnA
msatisae1 - oa>o - vh6sA - 49,
msot vas pastahsa e - ~ onuDoniGin
hsgo now b thn1 ~ eans pas>ook G1mnav
ef hely eemmunlso - 6an6ny, - = -
eustom.
AK THDoWD UP I'M erouoR.
PAus, Ost. X-A dispaAsA - ~ yspnvs
ftom O6sssa, dassd NJ p - yss1mans.
says ths esas's sad = iu1nlasa1
A dispatch fssm 0osssA says ~ -.
q Hssss,Dos0sladt beDnn ~ mssaAne
q Evidia. 4 tslsUan - hssa sesssvs1
at Damstadt aAnounsing ~ eenvegsIua
Il Princess Altx 10 ~ Csssk IN, vAiGA
took plses yss4sedav n ~ pseeoosD e
The psosuratee esessal q ~ hslv Wns1,
Ps6asadsastsR b strlsesse peivsav.
ms wooR.
81. PExnnsDun0, 0ee A-DispaAshD
rsesivsd fsea Lividia this nss1ine -
the ooudition of The esas hns 80
changed tse tAe voeee.
onono1 nHsf N n.
An impseial dsesUe was puhslshea Z.
day declaring ths 0sanA pshs NlsAnaA
thisd - q The ssas, hsir - ~ thssns =
uuessslon 70 his heeAhss. csana Duns
NleAolas. Ths esssovits and psessat ~
sppsssnt, Grand Duke csocss. ths ssssoA
go. has rsnounesd his rights - ssssssssn.
q bic coaditioa d eeasidsrsA heQaasun.
Ths following ofleial Bulletin vas issnsh
Of 10 o'clock thls msening:
Ths exaf sleps fsw hours Ia nighs n
nosnins - = nss drewsy anA ~ sens aVpe
IN DAYS AND HouEs.
BEsIIx, Oct. al-Ths Nsswts HeoAstnh
tsm's eosrsspondsns 81 81. PstsrshurI NJ.
graphs that . pso0insns eeors eGlsia1 -
received the following dispaAeA frpm ~.
iiia: ut u mot sxpsetsd that ~ dsAAA
Of The esar viii occur within tAe nsxs g
hours, and u 10 probable hi mAtssty's M
win b prolonged mueh longer tinA~
WAR AND TEE c1Al
WASHINGTON. Oct. aa.-Ths critical n
meas Of the csAr has for the time hsins d.
verted Russia from the attention abe vas
going to give to the eastern war. and has
made IL improbable that tho csxr should
take the initiative toward bringing the
contestants together. The intervention
Of England or France has been viewed
with distrust, owing to the territorial in
terests these countries have in Asia. Un-
der these circumstances the diplomatic
officials here say that Germany will doubt.
less take tho initiative In any peace set.
tlement between China and japan, and
the intimation 10 made that negotiations
will not be deferred.
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NJ vjovo. III. un1doga tAoa drew stesar
IN ~ 1asgs haansp hanglng - tAsWNll
vhlsA sAsWsA . ~ a Hslsaa railssads,
GlyiaG ~ nanes aad eapi1al q easA,
vitA . OlAnA teeal q e7,ooo0o o. mess
- ~ ts1alcea paVe. He then rsessssd
- oomo & ~ woao se0Doo3eos % NJ.
Day 81 u ~ msse dsanAAle snA sDsse.
ivs oannse drew . esatsass which ~.
asstsd ssvssUlv On Hsisaa. Hs pseusa-
ttoa vas most saequsnt.
Alsss the nsssias 0Aay - ftieads
sesppsd NJ. Halassn - 10 vas lsaviag
ths hAil and gave him snesurasinG peoa.
lee foe AnacoaAa.
WOULDN'T FACE THE MUSIC.
Releases 0sassss NJ Shsip Is,hisg =
Lsae Range.
Special Dlspasch 10 the Dtandard.
TnoErsox RALzs, Oct. 3A-Evidsntly
tAs Hslsns capital spsaksrs have taken
- the woods and eanuet b found. Ths
Hblsna committee issusd Q challenge TO
the Anaeonda spsaksra to meet Major
Maginnis and Arthur Craven IN Joint de-
hAas at this place last night. Thsy had
ensjog posters printed announcing that
thev would inset ths Anacones speakers
and dshats he capital question at any
tine - piass. Ths people had looked fos.
wasd 70 ths event With Intense pleasure.
- thsy expected . rare treat In the die
eussien of this question BY eminent spssk-
eee.
The mornins train brought In Howard
Sii.ssnI.- ,..ssss.sir. Xrs"c.As- TSs-
--H.S N ~. - Vss;..is ~ c...sc
M -. - !, .ss.ssk ~ s.s.ss .sssSs" -
49, .s.sIss-s. ~ -. ~. ~ ~
sss-Is ~ -s.a.s ss ~ - - usis.s
..ssc.. - ,- N. 800.
4 sss,s.., Sssss.. ,,x....,., a. h.,.
,...s~. -. ~. ~~ss.. ~ ssiiS !.
T..s cs"..s ..,iss n. 49, -,.h.
No. hs1 s.s.,ss sss,,.,x - ~, s.-ss-
- ss.1 ~. . ....s. A.. 49,. .s,.sss-.
~ ...s.si.s -
~. I,.ssc,,, a. sv~ h..,.. a. n.
.s,-S. .i,s,,s.s ..S -. ..ss,..~,t -
r~ssss, ~ SS"..s ~ !. hsssSs .sIss....Ss
70 - 4 snsrri'sd + M ~ Hsisns -.
49, g ss 49, s's>'o 70 "ss' sosss ssaSe"sa
Ssaaasr Naats la ths close attention
oe ~ opaeodi1 audlsoco Cor aa hear. nud
pesssa6sd many rsasens vhy AnseondA
dheuld have ths capital. Howard Passhal
felbsWed Mr.. Mats and ia a elequsnt
ma1nne explained - the voters Why thsv
shsuA suppoet Anacoada. His psinoapal
ssassa wss that 1naeends and Butte COO.
sumsA q least ! per eat. oe III The tim
bse pssduets of Nisssula county. Ths
spsaksss were sFsetsd With round aftsr
round q apslAuss - thsv - cissrly o.
psssd the failssy q Hslsas's pss argu-
- Passhel had . ioFgs map shev-
11DnA unalroad oo11gpgioos, whieh u
eang W - ths vail. end ooatsasesd u -
Ne Anaeouds Mining company. Ths
figures rspeseeatins e67,0oo.0W of rail.
roads built b. HslsuA wsss On papse and
N their miuds he'd telling elbset upon
Ne votsgs In this p1aoe.
0esrss Coed pFssidsa ever The msssins.
Whsa The Hslsna osAtess issue snothss
eAAllsnes foe 3oint dshate thsv would dc
| veil 10 b sesmswhsss within thousaud
'nilss q Tie sesas e astiea.
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HELPING the MissIoNARV BOX
uslsaa's Cssss IL 0.ssAsvs osss . Cash

CLRNnlvR, Ut. A.-The Hele0A boost
En- 70 the numhss os four. James Suii.s
van. r Lacksy, A. ]. Steele and onsoshsr
unnamsab,s, arrived this meeaing end
immsotAtely mads assaneensnis - nsss
thsif sAliss, whs have bssa selssted tsp3s.
chase ths floating vote. Thsv lset ssa-
tributioa for the miaslonasy boz which
wl1 b ussd 70 ~ hsss advantage.
TAsso vas - s4sss - Term la1iss'
club also, bat the projses fell shssush.
Ths Heasaa aesots used thsie best e9egts
70 eoaviaes The eitissns here thAt The ssa-
timsas On The capital Qusstiea bed
changed, but a course they did nst say
that u IVES in Anseeoda's fAvee. Had
the Csppse city hsd - many meetings h
Dawsoa county - Hslsaa has ths county
weuA % Sor Aaaeends b. sn ovsewhsaas
inn tnaiorjty.
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Whist Wv. Altkeo 0n1A.
~ Edtler II ~ etan6ss1s

In ysue issus = ~ md issA ysaP ~.
inestea essysspea1sat qussss ~ - say.
ina thAt eftse lisssains 10 Brownie tslk
abeut Ne Nsethssa PaeiAs. ] shad eea-
eludsd thss the eentsst vas - bsswssa
Hslsss asd Ansseada, but heewssa ths
Nesthssn paslee end The psspas % Msa.
tana." The seseansut b lasseafats. ]
never. sald snythins quits - fss,ish.
What ] saiA ~ Thas juAGing fss0 The
too a ". Bssvn's rsnashs. ~ eapisal
eoutsss vas uot bstwssa Helena Hnd Ana
eeoda h0t hseween The Meethssa rasifs
- 1AnnhntanA O-eseUsao 49, tws
- 01tAtAv vss vhslly viii ths lAttss.
Pbsass nsks ~ sosysstioa end oa,ies,
yeuEp steA, WALTER AyTxsM.
Clyde Para, Mont, Oet. n, lses.
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bp6ctnl ut5po319 tos bsAndnFd.
NlssoULA, Ose 2k-Thsss was Q reus-
'ins Anssoads msstins 81 Hosss Plains
Monday svsaine at vhieh lively intsesst
was manifested. The speakers were How
ard Pssshal and Z D. Natts. u vas q
splendid meeting In evssy respeee aod
essoAed GrUas suthusiA0 fer AuaoonAe,
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twenty or thirty bees IN different
stages of intoxication, on the ground
under the vine. was surprised at the
time, for | had never heard that insects
were prone to the weaknesses of man
kind. Not long after witnessing this
bout of the bees, l happened upon
volume of Edgar Poe's poems written
in youth" l found mentioned of the
Gemmy flower of Trebizond msnamed,
and the appended notes state that
This flower is much noticed by Lew
enhPck and Tournfort; the bee feeding
upon its blossom becomes intoxicated. :"
1t will be for me to discover if the gem
my flower of Trebizond and the wis
taria are of the same family.
short time ago | read an extract
from letter written by Mr., Lawson
TAFT, the medical specialist of Bur
mingham, in which he speaks of wasps
getting drunk on over-ripe fruit, and
of being stung by one, and suffering
from symptoms of e-poisoning for
several days. SO it will be seen that
insects under the influence OF alcohol
will become virulent just as some men
become ugly and dangerous under the
same conditions.-Boston Transcript,
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NOTES BY THE WAY.

OF the 81 900 weries estimated to
be in the world 26, 900 are in Germany.
IN Zurich, Switzerland, ., 100 of the
insane patients We're aggravated cases
of alcoholic insanity.
JERUSALEM has 1875 places where liq-
uor is sold, the license fee gong to
Constantinople.
THE number of hard drinkers living
to-day in the United States is esti-
mated to be , 800, 900
THE Catholic Total Abstinence union
of the United States has 1850 mem
A LAW in Norway prob ibits any per-
son from spending more than five cents
for liquor at one visit to public house .
and alcohol stimulants are supplied
only to sober persons.
THE Pueblo Indians have resisted all
attempts of traders to introduce whisky
and playing cards among them. They
are about the only tribe that have not
taste for the ''firewater.
A CHICAGO paper says that there are
manufacturing district where working
men are in the habit of going for liq-
uor. These saloons are purposely
placed near the factories so as the more
easily to absorb the mems wages. u
each one of these saloons took in $40 a
day, the sum would amount to $50, 900
day, or $500, 900 for week of six DAYS.
TOTAL abstinence in the British army
in India is on the advance, the number
of abstainers having nearly doubled in
four years. The present commander
in-chief, Sir George White, is much In
terested in the subject, and has dis
covered that nearly all the crime and
half the sickness in the army are trace
able to drink, that intemperance is the
main cause of failure in health and en-
durance on the part of the British sol.
der.
SOME little time since members of the
| Salvation Army in Glasgow reported
that on a Saturday evening they
watched eight saloons and counted the
number of visitors. There were ., 3Os
men and 1865 women who entered in the
course of a single hour. Furthermore,
/ they examined the records of the rim.
inal courts. and found that 81, 900 WON.
en- had been brought before them on
the charge of drunkenness, disorderly
conduct or personal assault, and more
than 1900 convicted. The result of
this report made quite u sensation in
the city, and the churches have bsen
reused.
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Breakfast Appetizer,

A ripe, sweet, juicy apple is pleasing,
nutritious, medicinal and, being aro-
matte and vitalizing, is supposed to aid
in developing physical, mental and
spiritual beauty. The teachers of ex-
preston in art think so; the vocal
teachers say it will clear the voice; a
vegetarian says it will excite muscul ar
action along the alimentary canal, and
the housekeeper ought to know that it
will save the bread and butter. Broiled
sour apples served with powdered sugar
and cinnamon and bits of hard butter
before the coffee is very fascinating
breakfast dish.-N. Y. Recorder.
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These figures carry their own argu-
ment with them. They show an in
creasing tendency toward the use of
liquors. How far this is to be account
ed for by the heavy foreign immigra-
ton during that decade, it is impossi-
bic to say: probably that is factor of
considera bic Importance in the result.
But how are we to check this? What
are the remedial measures to be en-
ployed? To us, the state of the case
shows the crying neod of a moral up
lifting, of crusade of education in the
evils. individual and social, inheret in
the drink habit, among the masses of
our heterogeneous population. You
can not reform people until they desire
to be reformed. You can not reform
them by passing law. We must edu-
cate them up to the point where they
will see the need of reform; and when
a majority of them have reached this
point. they will be willing to join in
the effort to pulverize the rum powder.
Toledo Blade.