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CHAPTER CCII

An Act relating to towns and boroughs.
l. BE IL enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
1t shall be lawful for the common council oil
Incorporated towns and boroughs, by ordi
nance, to order and cause any street, road
highway or alley already laid out or any por-
ton thereof, to be vacated, Strengthened, al.
tered or widened, and to take and appropri-
altering or widening any lands and real es-
tate upon making compensation to the own.
er or owners thereof, in the manner now re-
quired by law.
2. And be II enacted, That all acts and
parts OF acts, general or special, inconsistent
with the provisions OF this act. are hereby re-
pealed, ana this act shall take effect immedia-
tely.
Annr0vad March IN 1oQs
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CHAPTER CCXI.
OlAL In WAL
An Act to provide for the Incorporation Of ]
LOGICAL and anatomical associations for III

An Act to provide for the Incorporation Of patho-
logical and anatomical associations for the ad-
vancement of medical and surgical science.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
emily of the State of New jersey, That any
three or more physicians duly authorized and IL
censed to practice medicine under the laws OF the
state Of New Jersey who shall desire to associate
themselves together for the pur pose of pathology
cal and anatomical study and the advancement o.
medical and surgical science may make, RECORD
and file certificate in writing in manner herein
after mentioned:
2, And be it enacted That such certificate IL
writing shall set forth
I. The name or title assumed to designate suct
association;
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By virtue OF a writ OF fieri facias, TO me d.
rected. issued out OF the Court of Chancery of
the State OF New Jersey, will sell at public
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Castoria.

NV r4. com,auv n Murray Street, York City
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Castoria.

SCastoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. OsaooD,
ror-all Maoq
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By virtue of writ of fieri facias, 10 me di-
rected issued out of the Court of Chancery OF
the state OF New Jersey, will sell at public
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Oh
which am acquainted hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of thevarious quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtIu
agents down their Threats, thereby senoing
them to premature graves"
DR. ]. F. KNcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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" 1LIlA M n To " n K1Is = % =
JOSHUA e. BoRroN, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated April 30, 1895. Prs. adv. fee, IS 40
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acknowledgement
.=nrrII.n nnrnnrn al ,snn.
wuEELINa, ooroaNR "a, 1905.
The FIlm.FIam Gau,e.

The free trade literary bureau is in as
active operation as though presiden'
tislcampaigu wore on In full force. The
country is no longer told that it cannot
make tin plate. That contention has
been glyenup. But the country is being
told what q rush there is to build new
wooden mills, fairy story which, I'M
happily, does not bear the reasonable
test Of close examination.
Then we have that formidable array
showing tho wonderful advance OF wages
in the iron and steel mills, M exhibit
which is turniugup now in tho country
papers, especially in Ohio. The aim ia
70 show how bad things were under the
Mckinley tariff aud how they have adj
vauced under the Commanded Wilson
tariG. There is a wonderful straddle
from 1890 and 1891 to 1895.
1t Sui;s Democratic purposes to leave
out the dreary interval aud to make
much OF advances OF 10 per cent and OF
Is per cent in wages Advances on
what basis? On the basis OF wages un'
der the Mckinley tariG? Not much.
The advances are on the basis of wages
under the Democratic tariff.
The best test OF the two policies iS tor
avarv vave.eaTner TO compare his wages
under tho present tariff, aud while he is
about it he may as vol take into The
comparison tho days aud weeks aud
months Of idleness no has had under
the Democratic tariff. But he must moi
stop here, or lie will do himself great
injustice.
lie must remember that the Demo
Gratis were unable to 90 the full length
of,hsir theory. They found it irupOi'
aible to pass bill that had not good
deal Of protection in it-so much that
she Democratic President denounced il
rs party perfdy and dishonOr, and rO'
fused to aign it,
A wage.earner whU supports the
Democratic party after all it has done
to him and all it proposed to do aud
would have done fit could, must have
a very short memory and a very fOrgiv'
ing nature.
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National Convention OF wool Growers.
Tie IxtELLtGgScga hopes to see its
wool growing friends in woSt virginia,
Ohio aud Pennsylvania respond numor-
ously to tho call of President Lawrence
for d convention OF wool.rrowers in
Washington, December /. Tho objec.
is to push the movement iOr tho reItOfG'
tion Of the duties OIL wool.
Every county should DO represented.
/. will not take long to 90 to Washing.
ton aud remain there Tor day or two
and hOlp to swell tho choru. II the
mon engaged in the wool industry do
not like tho treatment they are receiv.
ingletthcm DO on hand to say so. There
is time to hold meetings in every county
TO select representatives.
Tie wool industry has suffered be-
cause those engaged in 1t have not given
1.-THE closo attention that was demanded,
This Is good time to turn over a nov
leaf aud sec what can DO done.
Tho government. needs tho revenue
and the growers Of wool mood tho pro.
lection. Peanuts arc highly protected
ia the present tariff law So is rice.
Why not wool?
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Great Britain ia pOttilogsinp tho Won.
ozuolan case. She will not consent 10
arbilfaLo tho muttor Of tho arrest oi a
BriliIh colonial constable, Tor tho Arrcst
was nado on British territory. But j.
happens that this very territory on
which tho nro,t was made is part Of tho
territory In dispute, Great Bhtans
idea IL to pobblo u big slice aud atDi.
ttalo the romaindOr--"neads win, tails
you lose"
Tho position Tor this county to take
with q firm resolve 10 stand by It Ia,
that tue whole question mu5t no mbi.
lralOd or tlo whole British protontion
giyon ~. II Great Britain in0isl4 upon
her pfoiont position sho should 10 told
that va regard hor courao ~ unitiNndly
aud wO must DO prepared TO W 10 tho
full eIt0nt u tho meaning Of that doglO.
ration.
II comoi 10 this, that u tho proa. tor,
filorial gobDior 1nds tho Unilol slOloi
complaCont In those malloriahn will 50
on grabbing American territory aud OK
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W. AN0NnuFl EANAA W. ffhNhhA
The secretary Of the treasury oTdorS
the further coinage Of silver dollars to
be stopped because tho appropriation
for that purpose is exhausted. 1t is
vol that it is SO. Why 90 on coming
silver dollars to pile up in tho treasury 2
The people do not want thOm-and do
not take them.
Lis said that II the silver bullion now
in tho treasury we're coined into dol
lars the profit to the government, that
is TO say the soiguiOrage, would amount
to S54OOO,OOO, and this handsome sum
could be used to pay the ordinary OK
penses OF the government,
II the coinS were cut in half aud each
OF them were called dollar the bullion
on hand would 20 Still further aud pay
more ordinary expenses, particularly
convenient thing at this time. II we
are going into the clipped dollar BUSH
ness We may as well go in strong, cOin'
ing discs without any regard to the
value OF the metal in them.
There ia another thing tue treasury
might do inStead OF coming the Soignior'
age, 1t might sell at market price all
tho silver bullion in the treasury aud
figure up the loss on the transaction.
That would be as instructive an object
lesson as the country could have.
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Hvr H. DOYLE
All the world over, wonder In lands that /
never have trod SIS
Are the people cIernelly seeking Tor tho signs
Westward across the ocean, and northwatd aTont
the snow
Do thsy ali stand razlus as ever, and what do
the wi'est know
Here in this mystical India the dcitics hover
Like the Wild bees heard IN the tree tops or the
gusts OF gathering storm.
In the air men hear their voices thelt feet on
Sc, we ali say, Whence Is the message and
what may lho wonders mean
4 million shrine, stand open, and ever the cen
As lhey bow % tho mystical symbols or the Zig
titcs VI Rucicnl EiusS,
Aud the incense rises ever, aud rises the endle"
OF tho IS who arc heavy laden aud OF towards
ioatn to die.
For tho destiny drive, as together, Ike deer in
Above u' tie ' Ky and mound u, the sound Of
the SHOT that XIX,
Pushed by a power that We zoe not Aui struck
by hand unknown
We pray 10 The trees iOr shelter ANA press our
lips TO Rstpnc.
Here arc The tonhl oiny sip.ols, Tue drtoian
ancient name,
Chiefs who were "a q on We war he'u anu
women Whndic IA lame
they arc tho gos thrgr King, III tho iorcHmei
ihoy arc tpiflts Who guido Uit tAcn.
Ever watch aud worhIp. lncJ 81 with o
marble face.
Nnd the myfiAI ldoIt nroaHd IS And lhS leg1oa
0i nutirrug prlliN,
The scycl' and floli unholy, the dark un'pcak'
able io.sW
the se'rS; -whcuoG AID wnl.her' Alas, the
gods RgU dumb
Shall iiJ To theworlh u TIE Eugi Ish, who como
ron the u'trrm1, snai $500.
THE secret hath Il boon lail you aud what Is
your mCsilg, 10 intl
It's haushi bitthu worldwide story how tho
earth and the heavens began,
How tho gods are glad Hgd ausry, aud deity
nuce was MAJ
/ had thought. "rcrthaugr in the cities, Whufc
whose stbS,s aa,h Sow tae tR, iAad, who girdlo
the earth With a SPELL .
rhey have iaIhpmcd tho 1cpih' wc Noat on or
incaAntcd tho unknown mhili
sadly they turn from tho venture nnd say lhat
the quest i'vain.
N lie then q dtcnm aud dcIution. and whore
ailll ihr dreamer aNlkn'
| is tho world sucu Ike shadows on water, ana
what N tho mitrDf lTuisi
.hull i. pn.g ns camp thbt II Struck M u lthl
that 4 gathered aud gUue
| From the Nnds TINT were lampiit AZ oYo RhI NJ
morning ATE level aud lone
Is there nalsh, IN tho heavens above whence
tho hail aud lovlt Rr0 hurled
| Bot tho Wind thN lssNvpl around ~ by lhoru'i
ol ihr rolling void
| llle NtWd ,HRt thau scatter my 0Shoa aud bctr
900 ~ Nl'cuuH hud Nppp,
voices VI women who Wplp.
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by local applications, as thcy cannot
roach tho diseased portion OF tho car.
There is only ono ono way TO euro deaf.
ncss, and that IL by constitutional rom.
cdioI Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
oi tho Enstnchian Tube. When this
tube gots inIlamed YOU havO u rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, aud when
II Is entirely closed deafness Is tho 70.
suit, aud unless tho inflammation can
DO taken out and this tube restored Ia
itB normal condition, hnarlng will be
destroyed forever; nine cNsOs out Of ten
arc caused by caiarrh, which Is nothing
but an infamed condition otIho mucous
sutiaCeN
wo will givo Ono Hundred Dollars Tor
Ruycasc Of deafness CcausOd by cntarrh)
that cannot DO curOd by iiAtrs CatNrrh
euro. Send for circulars, free,
L. ]. CnENgY 4 Co, Toledo, o.
E5y-Sold bv Drur,isH, The.
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GOVERNOR HASTINGS il 10 speak in
Ohio and New York, and from this it is
inferred that no is candidate for the
presidency. 1t is no secret that the
governor OF Pennsylvania would be
glad to have tho nomination, but it is
also improbable that the anti'com'
Diners IN his state would lot him have
it. Another improbablity is that the
national convention will look to Penn
sylyania for its man.
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TIE New York gamblers have begun
to lay bets on the coming city election.
The odds arc in favor Of Tamnany.
This is tho gamblers idea Of the situa.
lion, and they may he right AT the
same tins it will not be entirely safe to
follow their leadership. Gamblers have
been known TO DO mistaken about cleo
ton results. They like to think them.
selves capable Of taking n cold view oil
an election, but they are as likely as
other men to be carried away by 'ympa.
thy and desire.
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SEVERAL observers notice that Mr..
Plat and Mr. Clarksou and Mr.. Quay
are busily engaged in selecting presi'
dental nominee for the Republican
party. If history goes for anything
these gentlemen will not select the
nominee. The convention will do that
II tho persons named agree with the
convention they will come out on the
victorious side. and that will be some
thing new for them. IthAa never been
possible for TWO OF three men to name
the presidential ticket, and it will not
be next year.
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Chicago Nyft
Itmny DO true, as Lord Salisbury says,
that England wm an American power
tong bOiOto tho existence oi tho Unitoi
S.aloii but his lorlahip viii rdmcmb,f
that just about tho time inc Unlloi
StnlcB was bunting Tor m OylHluurl
England was beginning 10 lD8n her gtlp,
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Again comes tho story that the Presl'
dent and the secretary OF state arc not
in accord in matters of foreign policy,
tho secretary wanting to open up that
vigorous foreign policy" and the PreGi'
dent sitting on the tail Of mis- coat to
hold him down. There are those in
Washington who think tho disagree
ment 80 serious that Mr.. 0luey is not
long for the cabinet II the secretary
OF state wero to retire because the
President refused to allow him to stand
up for his own country, that would bo
bad ior the President Among other
things it would shiyer the third term
boom.
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1Shis Atlanta speech the President
could not help giving his hearers a
little sugar-coatsd talk on free trade ot'
aus protection, lie did not use these
words, but his meaning is clear enough.
OF course he tried ohold up his pnrty'a
end OF the controversy.
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Ex.GovrrSoR CAMPBELL has over.
worked himself aud is obliged to cancel
his engagements Tor tho proacnt. Ito
should have had somebody TO carry
along tho cargo Of OpiLhota no hurled
nightly at leaders on tho other aidO.
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AUTUMN LEAVES.


81 don't like you, Aunt Jennie" said
Wilbur, alter his aunt had intorferod
with some cherished idea he had in
mind; IAN il you don't let mo alone
III save up my pottet'money an buy a
tapI'."
"a tapir," said Wilbur; IAN tapirs
they eats ants."-Rdrprs Ronnd Table.
lair HOstOss-NOw, Mr.. Boron, you
must spend one more evening with US
before We 80 into our new house, Mr..
Borem (graciouslyl--Most certainly,
with pleasure. When do you mover
Fair Hostess (doubyfullyl-Pa Is unceT'
tain Just when that will be, but not for
year OF TWO at the sasL-It.B,p,
Why" shouted tho impSsSiOnGd Brit.
iSh orator, "why is 1t that the wife OF the
farmer lacks the happy, con.ontod look
to be found on the face OF the bare.
headed peasant women Of the con-
tinSnt?" "BscausS," said the man near
the door. "beeause the bAraheaded
peasant woman does not have 20 worry
all tho time about her hat being on
straight" Household lio1ls.
"a wonder" said the man who had
been out Tor the evening, "why some
bright women marry sucn in'iguidcaus
hnshandsPp
civilian" she said admringly, you
are only too modest; you nearly oyour.
self an injustice. - Ipd1hHgi0n star
The frost is on the chestnut, aud the
boy ia in the troe; limb is broke. the
boy is down, aud tho doctor gets ice. -
Oledn Echo.
Young Husband (Isyerelyl-My love,
these biscuits arc sour, horribly sour.
Young wiie-(who took tho chem.
lstry prize at boarding Ichool)-l forgot
to add the Soda, my dear; hut never
mind. After tea We can walk out aud
got some soda Wator-NaC York Weekly.
With Light turned low together sat the twain,
As Oft before and of tthey hoped again;
And, II hAclll Hts Of either hid
Those germs had llyely ilinc,-thaGs what they
--Sga F,aaspeo Esdahsr
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wrn two little chtllNn subjoct to
Group We do not rest Uhsy without q
bottle Of Cham horilins Cough Remedy
Ia tho houG1, Tor the most pcyorc ut
lacks quickly ,ucCumD ~ q luw dosu'
oi it.-AIottisnn, Colo. Bud. For silo
ut - aud 10 ccnH pnr bottle by &. w.
Goolao, w. w.. Irwin, G. kcncpL o..
MonRcmollct Jonn klnti, w. IT, Hague,
u, G.. stewart, H. u. BUT, j. Coleman,
4 w. srhorlo, VIM MunkomoIot j. o.
eAulo, Hhooluugi Bowlo x Co., Rttdgo'
port, II. T. Peabody & Son, licnwOol,
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tending the area OF her influence on
this continent. II We DO not inlend to
allow this we should say go in language
too plain TO be misunderstood,
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Allpoln Danl.nod by d. Miles, Rain pllh

SAy, why don't you try De Wits TT.
tlcJairly RiScrs2 These little pills euro
headache, indigestion aud consultation,
They're ANAL, butdo tho work. Logan
Ding Co.,, Wheeling, W. Va, II. Il Pea.
body, lIcuwooi, and Bowio & Co.,
BHugDpOil, U. 2
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If your children nto subject to Group
watch Tor tho lirat symptom OF tho diI.
ease -. hOarsunCs1 II ChamhOrlaIu's
Cough Remedy la given ~ soon IA tho
child becomes liontso II will prevent the
attack; Even ailor thu croHpy cough
has appeared tho ntlacl; can always bc
prevented by piyihg thls remedy. IL 10
nlao Invaluable for Colds and whoopins
ruMnh.
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iWr1lo DNpliHt'
Peoria has organized a society "Ior
tho elevation Of tho negro" tits hoped
that this organization will supplant Tho
impromptu affairs which have attended
to this work throughout tho south.
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Noc Tori iirrii1.
Tho Monroe doctrine has suffered
from bad attack oil Clcyolnndsm, but
there arc signs that It viii soon DO able
to sit up without assistance.
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n. J.. NdR aud Ifpru'
Thoro AFRO 3,GO2,3iO square miles Of
territory in tho United slalos, yet there
IL not n tScnly.iouriOot Rpaco to be
found with which two human brtllcI
may slug each Uthor into insonsibii;y.
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lF1ihngron Star
1t is not always tho country which
gets in the first ultimatum that doe,
tho most business.
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is ornElt sAScrUMs.

Ndg iOrk Prst
None OF tho powers has yet been
asked to interfere and prevent further
atrocities in Tennessee.
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Arrrn her divorce Mrt. William
Nissan Vanderbilt should also have
parted with her rather suggestive
middle name, or changed it to Mrs.
William Don't. En- Vanderbilt.
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A. q, BARrtry, Of Magic. "a wtIlcii
~ loul TIA duty N mino " inlnrln YOU
and tho public that 10 Wits Witch
Hazel stlyu cutod mn ol n worry bad case
Ut ucln'ua, II nlso Cutol my boy NJ u
cunning soto on llia log lognn Drug
Go, Wheeling. w. Vnp H. \. Peabody,
tonwood, aud llowio Il Goa Brdeo'
port, U. Z
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Mr.. CouBrrr will be at liberty to re.
sumo his noble work OF eIevating the
atago-after Arkansas gets through with
him.
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llEhnhCllErurd lnl0 nlAuitBhy Pr Miles
PAtN PiLLB, "OnV Cuut II do,u" AtdfugglslH.
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STANTON'S po 95R S!6S

1859. ...... 1895:
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The frost is on the chestnut, aud the
boy lie in the troe; limb is broke, the
boy is down, and tho doctor gets a ice. -
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-07-31


Default having been made in the payment
of the sum Of four thousand three hundred
sixty-eight and 77-100 dollars, which is
claimed to be due and is due at the date of
executed and delivered by Mary D. Smith
and James NJ. Smith, mortgagors, to Alonzo
day of March, $780, and with power of sale
therein contained, duly recorded in the Of
fee Of the Of 9esd in - and for the
on the 18th day of March, 1890, at 81 o'clock
a. M, in book 314 Of mortgages, on pages is
been instituted at law or otherwise. to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof.
That by virtue of the power Of sale con-
tanned in said mortgage. and pursuant to
the the said mortgage will be bN
sale of the premises described in and con-
veyed by said dd., mo eHo1 age VIZ VIZ:
lots fifteen 05) and sixteen d6) in block No.
one "a in Lowry's addition to the CITY of
~ Tecor9 in to th the d Plat thereof
Register of Deeds within and for said Coun-
ty Of Hennepin, being fifty 6W feet front
f feet deep on Portland place in Henne erJ3
County and State of Minnesota, with the
hereditaments and .appurtenances; which
Hennepin County; at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Minneapolis in
said and On the 3st day g.S
at public vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash, to pay. said debt of four thousand
and interest, and fifty dollars attorneys
fees as stipulated in and by said mortgage
in case of foreclosure, and the disburse-
ments allowed by law subject to redemp-
ton at any time within one year from the
day of sale, as provided by law.
Dated June goth, A. D., 1885,
ALONZO HOLLAND
Mortgage.
GEORGE SIMPSON. Attorney. winona,
Minnesota.