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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
Ds.'s step Tobacco.
now TO CURE YOURSELF wHILs usIs

now TO CURE YOURSELF wHILH USING
The tobacco habit grows on q man
until his nervous system is seriously
affected, impsring health, comfort and
happiness. To quit suddenly is too
ssvers a shock To the System. MS tobac>
co to an inveterats user becomes a
stimulsnt that his system continual y
Graves. "Bsco-C euro" iss scientific
care tor the tocacco habit, in all its
forms, carefully compounded after the
formula of an eminent Berlin physi-
clans who has used it in bis private
practice sincs 1872. without a failure
IL Is purely veget able ahi guaranteed
perfectly harmless. You can use
all the tobacco you want while taking
"bsco- euro" Ii will notify you
when to stop. We give a written
Edsrsntee to cure permanently any
ssse with three boxes, or refund the
m',ney with 10 per cent, interest.
"Baco. euro" 10 not a substitute, but
q scientific euro, that cures with
eat the aid OF will power and with no
Inconvenience. Ii leave. the system
~ pure aud free from cotine as the
dsv you took your fret hew or smoke
Cured BY Baco>Curo aud gained
Thirty poun DIS.
From hundreds Of testimonials, the
originals OF which are on hle and vpen
toinspechon, the foil owingis presents
sd. -
CLAYTON Nevada Co., Ark. Jan. 2s. '95.
Eureka Chemical Il Mig. Co., La
Crnss, Wis-Gentlemeu: For forty
yeats used tobacco in all It's forms.
For twenty-five years Of that time |
was q great sufferer from general de.
bility aud heart disease. For fifteen
years tried TO quit, but couldn't |
to@k various remedies, among others
"No-To- Bac." "The Indian Tobacco
Antidots. Double Chlorideoi Gold"
etc., etc, but none Of them did me the
least bit Of good. Finally, however,
i purchased q box OF your "Baco.
Cure" and il has entirely cured me OF
the habit in all its form, aud have
increased thirty pounds in weight and
sm relieved from all the numerous
aches aud prlns Of body and mind. /
could write quire of paper upon my
changed feelings and conditions.
Yours respectfully, L, II. MARBURy.
Pastor @. p. Bhureh. Clayton, Ark.
Sod by all druggist at sl.0O per
box; three boxes, (thirty days treat-
Insnt), 50 so with iron-clad written
guarantee. or sent direct upon receipt
OF price. Write ior booklet and
proois. Eureka Chemical q Mig.
Co, La crosss, Wis, and Boston,
Mas. 81 q mo.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
The Central City Republican says.

The Central City Republican says.
"a very appropriate sign hangs near
the depot at darlington, put up by
Mr.. George c. Atkinson, and reads
thus: When six inches make a foot
when eighteen inches make yard,
when two qaits make gallon, when
two pecks make bushel, then fifty
cents worth CT silver will make a
dollar"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
His Lin Gone.

NJ. M. Nicholson, who lives at the
corner Of Curran aud Anderson Sts., At
lanta, Ca, had a cancer for years.
II frst appeared on his lip and resem'
bled a fever blister, but spread rapidly
and soon began to destroy the flesh.
His father and uncle had died from
Cancer, and he sought the best medical
aid in different cities, but II seemed i'm.
possible TO check the disease. Several
operations were performed but the can:
Ger always returned. This continued
for years until the partition in his nose
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11


Mr.. G, Caillouette, Druggist. Beav'
ersvilie, III says: To DIR. Kings
New Discovery owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the physicians for miles about, but Of
no avail and was given up and told
could not live. Having DR.. Kings
New discovery in my store I sent for
a bottle and began its use and from
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again. 1t is worth its weight
in gold. We won't keep store or
house without. Get a free trial at
Williams & Bells Drug Store.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11

anu MS cutiIc up'
per lip were eaten
away. All tTeat.
ment having proved
futile, he looked
upon death as the
only relief.
"Some one re
commended S.S.s."
She says, "and
"a few bottles afford.
Aed some relief; thu:
\ encouraged I con.
tinued IL, and
II was not long be-
fore the progress Of
the disease seem
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11

ed checked. persevered in its
use. and remarkable as 1t may seem,
am completely cured, and feel like
have new life. S.s.S. Is the most re-
markabie remedy In the world, and
everyone will agree that the cure was q
xvordarftal one
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11

at.ss,o~.A ..ssas 9" Miles, rain Pins
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11
TOLD THE TRUTH ACCIDENTALLY
A Free Silver Organ Admits That the Silver
Dollar is Dishonest.

There has been considerable speculation the standard Of the sill
yer dollar under coinage ratio 6 to
provided by the Democratic platform ask the public to take
word for it, but quote Inquirer the recognized
free silver authority in this part o the country.
On July the Inquirer printed question submitted Readers
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1896-09-11

Remember gentlemen Democrats Republicans
explanation the Cincinnati Inquirer the silver organ popo
dollar nothing behind it, dollar goes purchase
whatever then and free silver you
promise government goes
purchases WORTH then Mckinley
Money--[From Mavsvlle Ledger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

DVERTISEAiENTS and Subscriptions for me Trip
\ uos received M their Uptown Once. No az bro"i
usy m door north Slst g.. uuiN ooDk T. M -
ver,isement, rec the following haN,N ol.ea al
,ag,.r ori.e rates until O'Clock No.. w., - OH
ave E cor e3l-st 10 Oth-ave cor l~ii-s' H4a.3 :.
9Th ave and l4th-st. ls- Cilnhla a. ' ~,
q, Ioi West AZ l--t Ct ave-. " Last fil st. -
W.sf t9i between 7n and SIN ayes 100 Las ~
=, 1 sos Il ave- between aDLl and ''tA riH. lu-' 90
- - .t.t =, -,s le ave, near N.lh-st, hp III
ave near 4lst-st. 554 3i-'fe.: 20 bietehei ~ 30
peerEer a.. 2ass ad-4tc, 10 East ''.l ~ -,
80 ,G, "a ave.. Aist. - lfn ave. ~ 49, -
I4s Fast ieth-st. aU3 East ish-ai-. 800 vol
a. 10 lf-t4. nf4r t4fu.tf.t ~ 49,. .'n =.
Geo Ir6alvay ;C3 aisse.. ~ eii-.,., - ~,
Ia an az. AZ th. Harlem on -s ."'l 'A- ~"
iI3th 81. lsG East l25fA-st. ness 81
I25th-s bet. 7th and ~ atss -. .9s raten At. 81
we ti'" a. nlosdWay' L. D.. l3 Broadway. l. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

Railroad bonds followed the share list cioseS,
and among the more active issues net declheS
were frequent. and business was more re-
stricted Among those which maintained 'lcH
strength were Laclede Gas first Js. Which Iose
/ TO So: Louisville. New Albany ana Cnicas1
consols to 80; Pittsburg and Western lsts;
10 Go and Southern Railway 5s, q 10 " Atch-
son adjustments receded Il to 81; ReaGln4 iiSt
incomes u to 2411; the third incomes = 10 o12'
the general As ;. to II. and wabash second ~
| 10 10 The total sales OF bonds were Sot..oVo'
Money on call was 1904 per cent. inns
money rates were g per cent for all pericds. me
commercial paper market rates were nominal "a =
ner cent Tor prime Endorsed bills receNaple;
7MS per cent for four months acceptance dnu
cboice four months single-name paper per
cent for good six months singie-hane pap.
and above for names not so we'll known Iheie
vas nothing doing in commercial paper. Prime
Endorsed bills receivable cohtihueo ~ =" VI
fered at per cent. 1900.
The foreign exchange market was steauy
Posted rates of the principal drawers OF eA-
chanee were advanced to 81 80 ana - .. ior
long and short sterling bills respectively faIiS
francs 517Ik for long and 515as for snort Der
lin rechsn1arks 90 for long and 3oh iof shprl
Amsterdam guilders 4Oh for long ana 1o7s iy'
short Rates for actual business cioseu as loi
lows: Gable transfers. - SoHS4 oo'& ueIhau,
81 S5a.: sixty days. 81 S4nqS4 S4sa; documents
for payment 81 S3AQ$4 s3% documents Tor &c
on,nnce. sixty DAYS 81 S3hmSl 81 Paris ca
HES 49,: checks 51SMm5171a, less lilo; Sixty
davs < 1913. less 1-1GQ5 1875. Reichsmarks ca
hics 059l 095 49, checks. % 5-l6QoJ1s; Sky
davs. "a l3-16d9lh; guilders long, 4oa AZ l-io'
guilders short 40 3l64iOA: -
The price Of domestic exchange was as foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

lows at the places named: Chicago. 95c. dis
count Boston-Par to l0c. discount Chicago.
81 ID discount. Savannah-Buying lie on:
selling par. Chareston-Buyng par; selling.
bc. premium. San Francisco-Sight nominal;
telegraph nominal New-Orleans-Co Commercial,
oOc discount; bank. 81 10 premium.
Bank clearngs in this city were: Exchanges.
SIS,I09,63S; balances. $780, 20. Philadelphia
Exchanges. SSS36674: balances 81 1903 Gel Bal
tlmore-Exchanges. STILES; balances. 1886
253 observation-disclosures, S12,O1O.1I4; balances,
$1.4l9,S36
The price Of commercial bar silver in this
market was 66h. Mexican dollars were quoted
at Jlh. In London bar silver advanced Is to
30l2d Silver bullion certificates representing
lo.O0o ounces were sold on the Stock Exchange
al 66Lc
Money call in London was y per cent. and
the rate of discount in the open market was
1916 per cent for short and long bills. British
consols closed ut 1l3 3-16 for money and 1874
for the account French rentes closed at 1O2
francs 40 confines Paris exchange on London.
- francs u centmes. Discount rate In Paris.
Is per cent The discount rate in Berlin was
2i9 per cent. Further details Of the foreign
markets given in the usual cable reports
printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement,
compared with the last preceding statement.
gives the following balances:
Gold coin and ball
Gates .slO4 $50 AS sloi 229 $50 Dec s4535l3
l. =
certificates 1O50s5.G6 100 lib Inc. 1907
Silver dollars and
bullion. less
tincates ........ 81 214425 80 go GA Dec 1887
in Treas S24l o>3 Gi9 s2il 402 367 Dec S5s s2
Deposits In Ma
tional banks 80. 10 19S CTS 1896 40 Inc. I47Ts5
Available cash s25s se 81 s257 s17 *s3a 49
Deduct minor la
biliues .........- u2NS23' l"Nl 80 Inc 4-'Vlo
Actual cash bal s24c soio77 ss4e ss7 500 Dec se4s2
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were S3S32O1. internal revenue receipts
1862 433. and sccllaneous receipts 1851;
total Government receipts fer the day. SOB 49S,
expenditures 81 293 600: excess Of expenditures,
$3.50 sol Receipts for the month to date. ST.
291 2}6: expenditures. SO llGDOO: excess of eX-
penditures. S1f.S1S 7G2. Receipts for the fiscal
year to date $46;;2G 40: expenditures. S1l,-
20l 4GS excess Of expenditures. S2lSIS,O22.
Receipts Of Nationl bank notes for redemption
to-day $3I3O
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House OF SGj09N9 Its net gain on
balance was S4G.S5l. made up by loss in coin
OF $126 $50 and gain OF $372.9l1 in currency.
Receipts for the day were %2.,Ol.3CS. and pay
ments s. G54 81 resulting in a balance Of
S192. 1880. consisting of Slf33H|,O69 coin and
$1SSl6,241 currency
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de
cared dividend No. 20 OF 10 cents a share
(Sl5 OOO) making Si3 $4,000 paid ia dividends
TO date payable August 81. al the Office ot The
transfer agents. Messrs. LounsbeIy & Co: NILS
BUILDING. Transfer books close August -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

IA r. NJ Saturdays AZ l. Strs Baldwin Rome
for Cornwall Newburgh New Hamburg Marlboro. Milto
HYDE Park Tsopus Po ighkeepse, Kingston Connectlr
with L & D. r. r. for all points In Caisklll Mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21
STOCKS SLIGHTLY LOWER.
EXCHANGE RATES GO UP.
TUE 1MpORTATIONs OF GOLD-FEDERAL
TREASURY FIGURES.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 20
nr,1JNGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were SloooD
coupon As OF 1907 at 1867, $1,000 coupon is OF
1903 at 1874 and $4,000 at 1884,. Final quo
tatons were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-21

7 OST-One certificate, No l6'?So, dated
IL March 2s 1899 issued Asa s. Curtis, represent
Ing twenty-nve shares Of the y. y =. ii. ana H. X X
80 hereby call On all persons 20 show cause why
- er.,acsie should not in lieu OF the one
lost. ii'i''. -
Stratford Fairfield Co.. Conn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
gpers forbunbne

Spenfaaenbe grep blep fenbt til
be lln9e apinbers 5orenins / ct. paul,
forbi SrepffriOeren pibite, at bsnne
bapbe arbeioet for S6reuoermisIios
men. Oct er p9iaa blebet opleIt /
oen1e Screening, ps ben bar beIluttet
at 9igre bet, Tom 9repet beber ON:
men ben fan life netop tage fat itrar.
oa ben for Sieblittet er Itertt optuaen
al andre tirteIige Gjsremaal. Sen
bau6er imiplertio, Tom osIaa greuet
ieIp ubtaler, at ogfua andre biz bore
meb, og ben bill berfor faa bet trbtt,
Iaa at bets Snbbolb tan blipe betienbt
for bort &irtefoIt, ps forat Iaa manoe
iom mulis fan faa anlebnins til at
bore meo pg biGlpe til / benne pelSioz
nsbe 8jerning. = (Gp. 2utb. airtes
tipenbe.)
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
DEBORAH. IOWA.

spmalttneH ASuspennen" go. s. iom ieo
IIpbie at Gem for nj @aaueoer IiSen. liter
reg uomartst sOot, % ben arbe,Oer til min
Tube allIreosltileIie % er en- iano grpS /
quiet. Seq ptl SeriOr anbeiaIe oeutl enbper.
ionl transer en- epmuitiue, be bill, bois be
iisber ben, ipare fig tpps Dollars. Eruoteu
par sl.7s. ssrbpNisit, q. @slOn, Setbera,
Wiun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31
10000 Ieres TarmIamo.

%, Der pnifer at tisbe Bet beSIte
5armlanS Ipilot) i etaten Miune,Uta
til Eriler, lum parisrer fra 81 til s12
pr. Were % paa lette getinselier, bsr
bsn0enbe fig til q. 9. @bitnep, ct.
elouo, I'iun. San bar psiaa tilialas
biaist ct fort gntal opbsrteOe ssarme.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

sSuscennsn., fom Fnes afbIbet Der, r en- mooerns bparrret gaRrs str roa
NsnenSe geupeI ipm "New Home" spmafhnen. mS 2de8nele at ae oeHnes gos %
umIuttafe of ue bMs baarHss G3eunabE Ser er til gaNinens sSe e8euFubg hG
mango ne Gorbbruser fm ugopenbi8rs maa sirs ben til N Wal'ns al tsts SusL
en- Of be Emfe Gm0eIe 9 iuur er ta@t ekr "New Home" gRafneu, er ben aan
amr ct Positive Feed, Rt Der life bsbsuss Hocn 6Gr euer Spuus for at faa glalra
til at arbaba gu anOen bdbis SurbeornI ion mart oh blpe paaftennet al euFpr
ipm benpthr epmaHmer, e afeed, Der e haeOeS torfrneret at ben Tan b9pes % tMa
po Sirlp al en- fmpel Suoretutn1, uen at TONNE Serordie mo the feed dog Gen
samIe aRaaoe at resnre bnue Ga9s Rafun p1 peo Si9lp az Struer fn fatbG
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar ato mDisrt ganfsG9beoer tN oerom bet lie tp
.furtaget mb9 eia9hsbe, pue the feed dog enten ramms 5r' euer Sa8foeu a gadn
plaoen eer ogna pbe the feed boe rGpn
Der r brust megsu Smtu ob 8OufrutHomn af" Snsosnnen', % fnn gatTts al
Jteone Sla9s er bRpen anpcubt. &onNrutipusn er fmpel os StpHerue et ia % on,
bpsaeist ttpuskee % al teOfe apattrt aRaTinen ahdOsr brfor. let % nafsn IpoGt
gudetarrsn e runb, mb &t8uutcrgsNt adjustable bearing0 pallet mo Gill;
boHtet stsr mere eno almtnbet9 Shobarbep, % boorueo Nnalebarren btosr tm0 till
IGn9ere 9b ata rbdoe uoeu Ollie uosu at Tfes. gaur Gtptien gmr fmbi Naan %
spnnem 2pnen er Sortroaoeu Hap bullet 9Dr at ben alors Tan brRtes. 9tnTrm
hGper fig ip babe pore % nebr 2raab, % arbeior automatic ueu Ssnipn til 1t
eIer Part @rbeDe.
"SRspcnnen" brnser eobbdt 3raao % laper lock stitch. Zen sre Sraao fss Mg
fra SpoIsnI uoen at trGbes sinuem ct eur fsre Suuer for ben uuar HaaeDet ehhm
haeer fig fl; be. tn traOss taRpfe % sret ct fOrfua. Iuuku e Selfseting, U8hr
otaa lille i9ths ehast9.
IS hnrt EAYa trrussL $500 raassi 1T inuasan a huussi aEiasa a. s.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

90 Dor Rp. III rpe 647sHo
eenee pper 100 900 9Quli. {
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sraaoe fuit iamnsn % Iut,ss I Riotsn Of Gpist,

'Suspennen' fer soot uN. o8 er elegant ianreI mo Seaipn til IrGrbsost iomM
NaiiHoeens Naifnens 6pbfpue er net let bunuoterH8t os tBeFoosNe at enburtsS
S0rbeounS paa bette Cmraaoe. Set anpenote Gr er at beote 8eRafsnbsO oS tna
loraroe@. Gateun9sn % roimWntn8en er al fmfe Stang Spusbust oS ae %
See taRnfhneu er mutt pokret a ndehpletereoe boorueo be far ct net % mag
uoeenoe 2rGmatetalet e enten Black Walnut. euer antique Oak, efr SHh
me- French Walnut Panels % rBt iunpuet meb Nickel Trimmings. Soroene CT hptA
Of retprret Era, iammentt al 7 iOrfeage Gag boDrpdo man bar opnaat fsrre eNt
ps foremoHt OF 5rGet fan ia fig RaNhneus 5Obtpne a iuripnt mo plated casters
SGroe0e Staahappe boloer Srtpbulet % the reade plate, bullet 9gr at RntTR
me8et letere eno oilers er GhRlot Zen bar De aueneuefe % bMn
Attachments for almmbels 90 lin fancy) epm Gn uoml8 5nfruhtUnsbOS ha
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SEQ nlootpg Spmafinen 'SuSpsrnen.
Won Sum- COB Stano, CO buerien mir: Sone
euer le9 baooe pentet, at Wiaitinen tllHes
pGre lao COB, iom ben er. Zen er let at
paa o9 let at %forItaa. 2en gisr ligeina go0I
arbetoe lort en- Ytalfine til so Dollars. SEQ
Saooe en- 60s9olarS Niaifiue / Suiet ipI
le9 III "Suspennen,A men benue iiolte er ltoi
rprre % Ter no til at r it9rtere. zen
arbeioer aoot, o. lea er / aue 9ele t~tIirsos
nleo pen. Srast $3.50. q. Gpers, Cen
tral 9th, e, Sal.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

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fat % fulcitGnois ems paa be9ge
Sibsr al Spist. Ra7tiuen cr for.
ipuet meo ct lot Saunobiul ypor.
peo man Deb SIGlp Of en- Somme.
i,rue Tan itunoie RaItiuertst, meoens
SppIeu fplbes. Den bar Ell hpi
Grm. iom Sesninsen ptier, bullet
sioer COB 8laos ueo TBiets Saano.
terin8, uoen at sipe ben ct tlumiet
u~bieeHee. Gen bar oernGit en-
automatic Spule' Siuoer Cbobbin
winderl Der er iua filter % pua.
lioelis / fin Sir'eu, at en- baarlis
punost SpoIe ptI bore en- umu.
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Seq Werfe til neoenitaaenoe priier:

Deatttne No. $50 gnbefpfer % en- ion etufs mO Bent Wood Cover. s20.eo
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az bore Srerer paa @runo al be itore
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c1s~$s Ses 6ortlarins beroui a~noetiieos iSlabet,
VI ere talte M. SeRo mo Teres Srorer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-31

MebeinIt SelIab / Berlin bar bsiluttst at TiGnts 1000
5r. til bet Monumsnt. ipm itaI relics for paitsur bans
fSsbebp Sple.
Evening star., 1896-12-26
THE MUTABLE MANY,
BY ROBERT BARR.
Copyright. 1893. by Robert Barr.)

man. knowing as he spoke that he was
not keeping to bis resolution.
wen, said Gibbons. taking no notice
OF the others insinuation. you don't need
to come here for permission to visit Sart-
there before"
Il have not been there since the strike
began"
oh. haven't your
that ha,e?'
strange to me that you should come bawl-
ing mere, saying you are going to consult
SartwelL Go and come as you please for
all care"
approval of the chairman's firm stand, and
Marsten, seeing there was little use in fur
ther delay, turned on his heel and left
tfem- The men lounging around the door
went out, and the committee presumably
&C ntinued Its deliberations, untroubled by
the interruption.
The young man walked down the street,
looking neither to the right nor to the left,
Sex at heart rather than angry with the
fatuous pettiness of Gibbons resentment,
VINO would rather wound and humiliate a
n.Sn ii.s ne disliked than accept help when it
How different" said Marsten to him
sei1, Is the conduct of SartwelI. He has
more cause TO detest me than Gibbons ha 8,
YET ne asks me to confer with him. He
uoeS not uespiSe the smallest card In his
hand. while Gibbons may be throwing away
trump, II l were mean enough and trail
tor enough to the men to refuse to tell
what l may learn. Sartwell, parting with
me In anger. halls me on the street. merely
because he thinks he can use me to serve
MS employers. That he likes me no better
than he did when I left him Is shown by
the sting In his talk. yet he puts down his
personal feelings. hoping to win a trick.
while Gibbons. the fool. although approach
ed In friendly way, does his sneaking
little Dest TO drive man over to the ere
my. l wonder what Sartxell wants to dis
cover I'll tell him nothing. But what q
man he is to fight for or against"
Hold hard, youngster. Where are you
going?" cried the picket at the gate
Evening star., 1896-12-26
New Jerseys stone Roads.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The statement OF the Mount Holly, n. J,
Mirror that there is urgent demand I'm a
number of places for the speedy repairing
Of the expensive stone roads built under
the state law accords with the observation
OF all persons who have occasion to use
these roads. The fact that these excellent
and expensive roads should be allowed 10
disintegrate for the lack of a little timely
care is an exhibition Of shameful shiftless-
ness for which nobody In particular is 10
blame, but which comes home to the whole
local community.
The truth is that the general public in
New Jersey is not yet educated up to the
point where 1t fully appreciates the stone
roads. Hostility toward them has largely
died out, but they have not yet come TO be
regarded as community institution. and
consequently they are not watched AMI
cared Tor as undoubtedly they will be when
the expense OF neglect has been brought
fully home to the taxpayers.
The state law provides for the building
OF the roads, and there it's operation
ceases. The townships have been slow to
lake up the care of the roads, and some of
the towns like the county seat where the
Mirror Is published, have seemed to over
look the very important truth that where
these stone roads enter a town ii has The
best and cheapest street paving that II can
ever hope to attain, and that pursly selfish
town interests call for the proper mainte-
nance of the roads within the town limits
The present reasoning on the subject ap-
pearoto be that, because the stone roads
are in the nature of a gift, and not the
creation of the town authorities they need
not be cared for, the presumption being
that If the town had built the roads and
paid their cost they would have been
watched jealousy and mended promptly
This is very short-sighted. of course and
In time, no doubt, the folly of the neglect
Will be generally appreciated.
Experience has shown that the way 10
Preserve stone roads is to roll them after
rams with a steam roller, or where that is
undesirable with heavy horse roller. The
steam rollers can be bought for about
$S.oOO. and the expense, il each township
owned and operated its own roller, would
be slight. Weak bridges are sometimes an
obstacle but 1t is certain that, without
rolling at the proper time the best stone
road is bound to be destroyed by the sun.
wind and wear and tear.