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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

f9tpGrmte unb tie nit 8dbonettiti6en UNI
&olfeni9ldgen ben 8er9 berabtrieb. Yer
colo munbirenbe Observation-Disclosures bate nun
befoblen, baB bic 8auern ugeitupft" lpers
ben lcQten. Die Solbdten aber itd3en orallf
lbs, als singe es gegen Surcos uno 3ouepea:
Sin Bauer erbielt II ober Is @tt9e, 5fret
pltrpen erlto9en, Der alte, f9mer9ortge2ton=
barb Bauer in Der Nrt, baB Der Soloat TIM
ba3 8aponett bur9 ben ganaen &0:per
rannie, fobaB es 6inten Dieber gum @or=
f9ein fam. 8arum audi ni3t? Waren e.
bod nur ,@aubauern", unb uunge1al3ene
8olternferle", bic es 3u Deriagen gait = 10
1drieen bic tpadereu &rieger tire Spfer an.
Mon iie6t, es 1T fe6r rgemiitbli3" i'm
8orerlanb, aber ni9t iiberaa unb ale Sage.
Die tpie bic 9aien gebebten Meni9en
funben in bieien f4redli9en Iugenbl;den
Nccente, ipie ie nun Elm GROCER Oramatttsr
az erbt9ten bermag, uno Der nt9t thinner.
@incr fagte: sd tpo1te, ib tpGre 1870 in
Sranfrei9 gefalen, ba tpGre t9 neg: Elm
Nnbercr Dffnete fem 6emb unb rief: uSte4t
al, i'd fterbe fir mein HeGt!" 0iefes err
greifenbt Wort foQte ben eolen 9errn nr1
Sronta, pardon, BON 3oner, man9e gtatt
ni4t f9lafen lafIen.
SIe1tT IWlHlPIllUeH SlulIlehe' pN 9o"d
taau angetban 1T, iebem guten 9elltId)eH
bic @lutb Der @ntriiitung ms 9eiidt 81
treiben, fDlgte iebt bos Nu4fpiel Dor 9erhbt,
ipo ni9t neniger als LAT BON ben 5rep@
fern 81 @efGngniBtrafen Derurt6stlt po1oen
itnb. Die Nburtbeilung erfolgte III 8dll19
uno 8ogen, iobaB 3. 9. So Nngeflagte je
g Monate unb 8 Sage, "a ie bret Monats
aucittirF b%efaren, u. I. m. BUM 8ecu11e
gegen bieTe Strafen bat Die bnr9 bic tribe
rem grpceTe bereits berarmte @emeinbe tein
@efD. Sang SuGsmii6l panbert clip ms
@efdngn;B uno bpfft balbige 8efrelun5
baraus turb bic @nabe bes Prin5regenten,
cine 2Dfung Der ~traurigen &ffatre, Die in
eanS SeutI9lanb nit benz pdrmiten 8ei@
fau begrubt tperben Diirbe.
Sutto il monbo paeIe, faet Der
eSStaiierer, b. +. bic gunae Welt 1T Seseno-
iiberaa troGnen 2eute, unb Die lino I'M Dsfen
iiberaQ bieielben. 9eutf6lano pat ieine
G9oQer, Mruerifo feline Puaman Mnb Stride.
aauter cerninftige unb poblmeinenoe Menz.
fGen eiebt es pobl erf i'm "behsren SEN
Ieits!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

am Is, M1dt mar . amentag SET
8ismard. Cine ftattli@e Seputdtion
Der Srauen unD Sungfrauen Der proptn5
S9lefien unb Der 2auftb iiberrei9te t6m cine
pert6bol. @6rengabe, Iopte bic 1rfuno'n
elmer fir i%pobltbdtige 3pede beiimmten
n8tsmurd=S ttftung Der 5rauen unb Sung
frauen S9lefiens unb Der 2aufib,' SSn
f~ei1er @rtptberung auf bic ber5li9e unb bod
patriOtif6e &nfpra3e Der SMbrerin ertptoerte
Der ritterlt9e alte Steele:
yWenn nur bic Ma6len mebr unter benz
@tnfluB bes petbliben Sbetles Der Ration
ftdnben, 10 tpiirben tie better ausfaaen uno
es piirbe ibnen babur9 mebr Elm natrio@
tif6er Nnitri3 gegeben tperben. Sd CLAUDE,
baB bic 8~aterlan6sliebe Der beutI9en 5rauen
Elm itGrferes 8ollpert fir unfere politil9sn
Snititutioneniit, ais es Die umfturaporlage
gepefen fetn piirbe, tpenn Der Het9Stag
bieielbe angenommen bate. S d bebaure
esgorni4t,b aBbien NJ It ursoorz
Observation-Disclosures it,"
8etdnntli9 ma9te 8ismard f9on nah
renb bes Samples gar fem 9ebI baraus, baB
er bic Nteoerlage ber3pangsporlage piini9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

11nfere 2esisGutur it in barter Ser
1u9ung. Sic t0nnte febr gut Biz gum L.
Stunt nit ibren Sef4dften fertis iperoen.
unb fi9 alfp bann pertagen, aber am 5. Sum-
fol- b~stanntli9 in Springfielb Der bemofra>
tif9e Gilbert onpent f~tuttfinben, nno tpenn
aud bic Oemofraten in Der Minberbett itnb,
10 baben ie boot Sreunbe genrg unter ben
&epubGifanern, bic 9erne bereit fein perosn,
ben @9luB Der SiBungen UNI Die paar Sage
binausauf9teben, bamit ibre bemotratif3e ben
Go1egen bas boppelte gteifegelb fparen pper
bic flint Sage nt9t DiGtenlos DertrOoellt
mi11en. 1nb baau tommt nod Elm anberes
Mn3ie6ungsmittel. Mm 10. Stunt tpiro 8ars
num's Circus in Springfielb ietn @rf4etnen
MAIDEN, uno ben 9efebgebern pom 2anDe
3umutben gu pO1en, na9 6aufe 5u geben,
penn Elm foG9eS Srattament in 10 naber
@rrei96arfeit ite6t, pGre bob etpas tart.
Oa tpirb po61 Der S9luB Der 9efeBgebung
ni9t bor benz Is. Stunt erfolgen. @s 1T
nabr, bas 8ergniigen pirb benz Stacte
$4,000 toften, aber tper frGgt na9 elmer
fpl9en 8agatele, penn es gilt, %unferen Sc:
iebgebern Elm paar frobe Stunben gu be-
retten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22
apaa1eaetltd1e auteots etaate=aett,sne. gdtttupal 20. aelat 1895.
ten 8eamten 8uerit bon ben Mddtcn
itdtigt perben folen.
China uno Japan.

ten 8eamtert 5uer1t bon ben Wddtcn be-
itdti9t tperben fonen.
China ul0 Japan.
grin3 &omatfu, Der Sberbefebls6aber Der
iapdni{9en Nrmee, 1T bon Yprt Mrtbur rtdd
Sapan 3uriidgetebrt. Son ben iieben Oie
b%iiionen Der iapanii9en Mrmee ouf Der 9albz
INTEL 2tao Sung perben nur 3tpei bort bleiz
BEN. Sie anberen flint nerben in nd6iter
3ett na9 Sapan auriidfe6ren. Die iapani1Ge
taiierli9e @aroe ptrO na9 Der eSSuIel Sor@
mofa gef9tdt perben, UNI bic b~orttgen urr
rub ZEN gu bGmpfen, unb bic eSSn1el semdb Dem
5pif9en Gbina unb Sapan abgeI9lofienen
Srieben 81 beieben. Nbmiral &aleapamu lit
na9 SDrmoia aufgebrp9en, INN ben Bo1ten
eines @eneralz9 ouDerneurs biefer oSSn1el Sl
iibernebmen. 0te 1nterbriidung iapanil9er
3eitungen, pegen un9iinftiger NeuBerungen
ii6er Die Ser5i3tleiitung auf Die 9al6iniel
2iao Sung bauert fort.
GS iptrb bert6tet, baB China gebeten Fat,
ben 3eitpuatt Der uebergabe Der Snfel TDrz
mp1a an Sapan, tpegen Der nod 19neDenz
ben 8eratbung iiber tpeitere 8or11ldge,
EetnItpeilen 81 Derf9ieben. @s fpirb 5;n3u=
gefiigt, DaB Sapan bos @e{u9 ablebnenb be-
dnttrprtet bat.
0ie 9ineif@e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit auf
Sefebl bes &aifers oufsel0ft porosn. Die
8eranlafung ou5u CAB bic gGn5ltbe I'M
fdbtgteit Der 8eamten, unb Elm 9efi5it BON
iiber $5,OOO,OO0. @s 1T feline Must6t bprz
banben, bab Die 8e60rbe tpieber eingeri9tet
tperben pirb, ober baB CHINA nod pettere
&riegsi3iffe i'm Nuslanbe fuufen ptrb.
Sn einem Sinan5artifel bes SHUT
barb" beiBt es, baB ftb perf9iebene Natioz
nell um Die 9ineiif4e Inleibe beperben, Die
beutf9en 8antbdufer, fpel9e biefelbs in
9Gnben baben, MAIDEN bic gr0Bten Nnz
itrengungen, ii9 bic nnteritiibung bes 8aiz
iers fir bteielbe gu ii9ern,
Waoascar.
Cine 9epef9e aus Maianga, Mapdgasz
car melbet: Oas erite Battalion oes gp!o@
niolregiments bate Elm fbarfes @ete6t mt
elmer grOBeren S3uar 6otpas BET Wfaroz
poaD gu beiteben. Die 6otpas puroen in Die
S1udt gel6la9en uno lieBen ie95ig Soote
unb @eripunoete auf benz S9la9tfefoe auz
rid. 8pn ben 5ran5ofen tpurben brei3e6n
b~ertpumoet. Die Sran5oIen bemddtigtsn
ftb barauf bes 2agers Der 9opus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

Gr gelangt gu benz iebr ri9tigen S9luB,
kbaB Srantret9 gegen Snnen uno Nuben nun
bur9 l1nterftiBung bes Contents gerettet
iperben f0nne. 3uglei9 entbdlt bas S9rtft>
6en cine '5iine g%enialer militdrti9er 8s@
hanfen. @asparin unb Der jingerc 3obesz
Pierre laien es unb paren bapon 10 beaauz
BERT, baB 1ie es auf Stuatstoiten bruden uro
pertbeilen lieBen.
8arras aber nennt biefe bon beutfden
Militdri9riftitelern bepunberte S9rift
cine vberii9tigte" unb fu9t ben Gtnbraf
berpor5ubringen, als babe 8onaparte Die
Orudfo1ten unter16ldgen, unD oeral. me9r.
Oaraus eriiebt man, pie tart uno 5ugletA
ungei9idt 8arrds liigt.
Seine 8efDrberung BEL Soulon bat 8ono@
parte bauptid9li6 feiner fleinen 9enti9rttt
betreffs Der .8elagerungsarbetten gu odnte'1,
ouf tpel9e bur9 @asparin unb ben iiingeren
Hobespterre Der groBe 8~rtegsminiiter il!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Garnot, aufmertiam
gema9t purbe. DAB ipdter 8onaparte
feline @rnennung gum Sbergeneral in Sta
lien, no biefer ebrgei5igite Der Streber it9
i'm geu als Selbberr ritter GrOBe 5ei9te,
gleidfa1s mebr Dem bon beffen Selb5ugsz
porf9ldgen eingenommenen Director Gar
not als benz Oireftor8drras gu banfen bate,
ftebt nacb Sloane glei9faas 10 3temli9 felt.
8arras ertldrt bas SSntereHe, Das tbm Der
jugenDli9e 8pnaparte in Soulon trpb 1etner
Slide unb @9le9ttgteit eingeflDBt babe, ou6
oaraus, oaB Der iunge Wtdnn cine tpdbrbaTt
ooppelgGngerif9e Nebnli6feit NIT Marat
gebabt babe. eSn bemielben 3ufammenbange
fu9t 8arras aber na95utpeiien baB Mtarat
fetnespegs Elm S9eufal, lonoern etgentlt9
elm ebler unb gutter, II bur9 leioeni 6afiz
li1en &epublifa1ismus iiberrei5ter uno in
bielem 3u1tanb graulamer Meni9 gepeIen
fei. 0a pGre alIo bic 8erglei9ung eine
sroBe Sire fir 8pnaparte. I'm btefe Gbre
ober pieber aufaubeben, fiigt 8arras Die 8ez
n~nerfung bel, baB .8onaparte Elm pett drgerer
Srebler gegen gegen bic Menf9lihteit gelpez
fen fet als Marat.
Sn Iol9en Spriingen unb WiberIprii9en
betpegen it9 i9on Die eriten l1rtbeile Der
Weemoiren, tpel9e 8arras als alter S9lemz
mer nieberf9rieb!
Napoleon 6at Dor penn Meltgeri9te Der
Welt9el9t9te gar biel gu berantporten. @r
fpmmt teinestpegs 10 let9t meg, pie es Der
alte @Otbe, Der DOm @efprd9 in @rfurt ber
bon linn per5aubert mar, in benz beinabe
fre9en 8ers9en piini9te, in peldem s9elo
Napoleonam iingften Sag Dor @ottes Sbron
eri9eint unb Der Seufel fem Siinbenregiiter
%psrlieit, tporauf bic gOttli9e 0reifaltigteit
in beinabe anit0Btgen Worten bic @inoen
bes eroBen 8orien auf bic lei9te @4ulter
nimmt unb benz Satan ben ironii 9en Sc
f9eib giebt:
Getrault On Gsd, i'm ansusreifet,
60 ma9it gu ibn mad Der !0oQe i9leifen.
Mber bic plumpen @e6G1isfeiten zines
8arras nerben nabrli9 nt9t ba5u btenen,
bas peltgert9tli9e 1rtbeil iber Napoleon
8onaparte, tpel9es fAGrfer lauten pirb als
bas feines 8etpunoerers 9Otbe, nod mebr
au perfnGrfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

- Die in Der &e9ierunssbruderei be-
f4dftisten S9riftfeber iinb BET Der Nattolal
@ibilbieRft=G ommifion barum etngetola@.
men, unter ben S9uB bes Gibtlotenttz9ez
febes geiteat gu perben; bas tit re1t, Oas
GiDilbienitgeIeb iOlte etne mOgli4it perbretz
tete Nntpenbung finben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

Mber bic plumpsn G%ebdfisfeiten zines
8arras perben pabrlt9 nt9t ba3u btenen,
bas tpeltgert6tlide l1rtbeil iber Napoleon
8onaparte, pel9es fbdrfer lauten pirb als
bas Ieines 8epunberers @Dtbe, nod mebr
gu per59drfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-22

Die benz Sultan bon ben 8ertretern ber
MG9te betreffsGinfiibrung ponReformen in
Nrmenien iiberrei9te Note umfaBt $50 eng
gei9riebene AuartIeiten. Inter anbern
b~erlangt bic Note bic Grnennunq zines
Sigh Gommiffioners, olleemeine Mmneitie
fir ale tpegen politif9er 8ergeben Gingez
f~erterten unb SreilaRung berfelben, bic Gez
btiion gepifer 8erurtbeilungen unb bic @rz
nennung elmer @Ommiiiion, tpeG9e in Rona
itantinOpel ibren @ib baben unb nit Der
~neberpa@ung unb @usfi6rung Der 8eforz
men beauftragt perben unb in @erbinbuno
uit benz Dben ertOdbnten Obercommi1dr mir
fen foI.
@ls bauptfd9lidte &eformen tperben pers
langt, baB bic @ouberneure unb @iaez@ouz
perneure bon 8an, graerum, @itpas, 8itz
liz, &barput unb 9rebtfonbe ie na9bem bic
geoDlterung aug @brtiten ober Moslems be-
ltebt, @briften ooer Mubamebaner 1ein fol-
len. @uf ieben SAT- foG Der @oupernenr
ooer Der 8t3ez8 ouDerneur Elm Gbrit fein.
Die HOte f9Idgt ferner DOr, baB bic srtpabrs
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small that it would probably hare
meant long argument and a loss Of
time. But more than that confcss-if |
had told you bluntly that Sueathys hand
had been taken away to make medi-
eval charm to enable thief to pass
through locked door and steal pla &c
calmly under the owners nose what
poid You have said?'
"Well, we'll, perhaps | should have
been a little skcptical Appearances
combined SO completely to point to the
Fosters as murdercrs that any other
explanation. almost, would have seemed
unlikely to me, and hat-well no, con-
fess, | shouldn't have believed in it.
But it is startling thing to find such
supcrstitions alive nowadays
Eyes, perhaps It is. Yet we find sur
vivals of the sort very frequently. The
WallachianS. however, are horribly SUI
perstitious still - the gypsics among
them are of course worse. Don't You
remember the case reported few
months ago in which child was
drowned rs sacrifice in Wallachia in
order to bring rain? And that was not
done by Gypsies, either. Even in Eng
land, as late as 1868. a poor paralvzed
Frcnchman was killed by being 'swum
for witchcraI that was in Essex. And
less atrocious cases OF belief in wi2ardry
occur again and again even now"
Then Mr.. llardwick and my uncle fell
INTO discussion as to how the gypsy il
the lookup could he legally punished
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CHAPTER VI.

! Then my uncle and Mr. IIardwick
turned on Martin Hewitt with doubts
and many questions. why do you
call it suicide?' Mr.. HardwiclS asked
at is plain the Fosters were with him
OF the time, from the tracks. Do you
mean to say that they stood there and
watched Sneathy hang himself without
interfering?'
No, l don't" Hewitt replied, light
ing cigar. II think I told you that
they never saw Sneathy."
Yes, You did; and, of course, that's
what they said themselves when they
were arrested. But the things impos-
sible. Look at the tracks,
The tracks are exactly what re-
vealed to me that it was not impossi-
BILE" Hewitt returned, I'm tell YOU
how the case unfolded itself to me
from the beginning. As to the infor
nation you gathered from the Ran
worth coachman, to begin with, the
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repared. We made n few small prep
arations, collnred him, and now you've
got him. And ! should think the sooner
you let the brothers Foster go the bet
ter"
"But why didn't you tell me all the
conclusions you had arrived at, at the
timc?" asked Mr. Harcivicit.
"Well, really" Hewitt replied, with a
quiet smile, "you were so positive, and
some of the traces | relied on were so
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conversation between the Fosters which
he overheard might well mean some
thing less serious than murder. What
did they say? They had been sent for
in hurry and had Just had a short con
sultation with their mother and sister.
Henry said that the thing must be
done, and at once also, that as there
were two of them it would be easy.
Robert said that Henry, as q doctor,
would know best what to do. Now
you, Col. Brett, had been Saying--bc-
fore we learned these thing, from Mr..
Hardwick-that Sneathy's behavior of
late had become SO bad as to seem that
of IA madnan. Then there was thc
story Of his sudden attack on
O. tradesman in the village and
equally sudden running away-exactly
Che sort of impulsive, wild thing that
madmen do. Why then might it no;
be reasonable to suppose that Sneathy
had become mad-more especially con
sidering all the circumstances of the
case, his commercial ruin and disgrace
and his horrible life with his wife and
her family? Had become suddenly
much worse and quite uncontrollab BILE.
SO that the two wretchcd women, Lett
alone with him, were driven to send in
haste for Henry and Robert to help
them. That would account for all.
The brothers arrive Just after Sneathy
had gone out. They are told in hur-
ried interview how affairs stand, and 1t
is decided that Sneathy must be at once
secured and confined in an asylum be-
!, Ia
has Just gone Out-sOmcthing terrible
may be happening at that moment,
The brothers determine to follow to-
gether at once and secure him wher-
ever he may be. Then the meaning of
their conversation is plain. The thing
that must be done, and done at once is
the capture Of Sneathy and his con
fnemcnt in an asylum. Henry, as a
doctor, would know what to dO-in re-
gard to the necessary formalities. And
they took a halter in case struggle
should ensue, and it were found neces-
sary to bind him. Very likely, wasn't
it?"
"Wen, yes" Mr.. HardwiclS replied,
sit certainly is, 1t never struck me in
that light at all"
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WHAT ELECTRICITY Is DOING.

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rI'sh oruSA lmpHfhnEE a fn!Io current I!
il.ir comm Win a battery connection.
Electric tooth brush.
Dumb boll; with batteries in them.
Metal coffee cup which discharges the
coff.. as if is sinprd therefr0m.
\ cane with storage batteries within.
Hat and umbrella rack with an electric
alarm
Piano keyboard which administers
health. giving shocks to the player.
Dancing dolls worked by electricity.
Electrical shoe sinner.
Watch dial illuminated by a tiny globe.
which is supplied by current through the
chain from small battery i'm the other
pocket.
Cradle rocked by the wonderful current.
Kcyhole which is illuminated as the key
enters it,
ToothinE hy an electric needle
Life boat Dropcllod and stccrcd from the
shore by a couple of electric wires.
l.ife buoy provided with electric lights.
Electric lamp for stomach investigation.
An apparatus which gives alarm in tho
hotel Office when a haysccd blows out the
gas
Alarm to Illustrate the efforts Of grave
robbers.
\ device which shuts off the steam OF
"A rear engine as it enters block which IS
a''''S '''"P''i ~ '''''''
~, mo- AWAY WITH T,ypryRrTrps
\ unique ana succeSSlul experiment was
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consciousness, because ] do not adduOc 10
rs n truth that any one else can know 10
be such. or that | can impart, or that
can expect any one else to believe on my
assertion. My position is equally indo-
feasible and unassailahlc 1t is wholly
undcmonstrablc and in so far it is crni.
ncntly unscicntifc. It is also practically
useless to any other soul, unless possibly
my experience may prove to be philosophy
teaching by example and thus rckindle
hope in some soul which still struggles
with such despair as minc has often known.
But which one Of my fellow mortas is in
better plight than myself When I find
one who has experimental knowledge Of
the immortality of the soul aud who can
make me share his knowledge hy showing
the proof, | will sit at his feet till | die 4
thing and the proof Of that thing are two
very different things. a book. a pope or
a church are all alike hcarsay evidence.
Whatever they assert may or may not he
true but cannot he moro or less true N
the strength Of any such assertion. Dog.
matism is assertion on authority real or
pretended, but is never demonstration.
Crecds are confa ,c,Hy Foundations Of
faith in matters Of which we are ignorant
and consequently can have no standing
in the court Of tho intellect. II any article
of ones creed could be proved, it would
by that process of demonstration cease to
be crccdal or religious and become cogni.
tive or scientific. Religion deals with The
unknown, perhaps also with the unlinow.
able Science is restricted to the known.
The two arc necessarily antagonistiC. One
must rcccde with cvWy advance Of the
other Fancy an omuiScicnt being with
creed! Crccds are the exact metcs of our
knowledge and measures of our ignorance,
and cannot too earnestly warn every sin.
ccro soul to beware Of them unless he pre-
fcrs intellectual staRnation to spiritual
development. One learns nothing what
ever from any possible athrmatiOnS of ig.
pOrancc ! should as soon expect to have
my hunger satisfied and my body nourish-
ed by a dinner somebody else had eaten "a
to derive any advantage from hcarsay evi.
dcncc in matters Of faith. Each one of us
must and can only be nourished by such
degree and kind of truth as he is capable
OF making his own by digestion end as.
smilatiOn.
| am often asked, "What do you be-
licvc:" My habitual reply is: II believe
nothing whatever. Some few things |
know. On all the rest [ suspend judg-
mcnt.' This is what they call rational
agnosticism. In 30 far ao | may be labeled,
am a rational agnostc, absolutely skop-
teal regarding all things of which am
ignorant, cntrcl gA llling-nay, drdcntly
desirous-to learn anything that is true
and govern myself accordingly Much as
like logical consistency, | would abandon
every opinion | ever entertained on proof
of it, unsoundnoss and adopt any Other
that should seem to me preferable. There
is no moro difficult habit Of mind to ac
quirc than this absolute suspension Of
-.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas.ora.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castora.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria