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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Ruo, FILLMORE Co., Mtnn.

y, oarntt SnofptterrGtter tpnDss fort.
alter bar Ell at be tirre @amlc ~iortaot os.
Mrs. 8. q. 6aaia CT saaet iii line 6Gore.
2rrots Qigsuapn bar Rari @uunesoatter, I.
1~SaobpQo, II. Stlemarfen, / bet n~aputnnoigs
gar 1914. 0ur osos ben 8oe Sept. iiofl. pg
blcp ultiaa crntr. SO Qar sammel. -
U}tD I'M gisnlsoenoe 9Ggtsfrle Ole aaaia
bto hun Gift i 18i9. llbpanDrspe BERTH 1853,
cpbolOt fig i 2 aar | Wisconfn os flptteoe iaa
til Minueicta us boiutte fs paa Den ~norOlisc
1ipblanb 9rairit, bpor be fOen bar bost, )
II 9Ggtetab bapot be to @utttr % en- Qige.
@utttrne osoe | en- ing alcer, % Yiseu er
aft mss 0erss scrreiponoant, ug leOer paa
btres. sanle 6ismiteo.
aiosoe bar bait en- COB Ssibrep, uastet bun
bar urbeiost baarpt alle fine Gage. Set iiofte
Var bdr bun i~frantet msgtt, men ~besua9tet
bar bun af og til iiopet / fin @Gpeitol os uas
ret life Iau iaa 9arps uagtet fine 50 aar.
Sab mig is, bbem Tom eisr bsnos bet sftsr.
gun orpsoe life, fcrpi bum baboe Sraug bsr=
til, ii better at @icrriebeo, men bun iputss,
at bun MATTE arbeiOe, ~iuulrngs bun aar'eoe.
Nuu aioroe ooiaa for bet meite fit alminoeliss
Nusttl, Stnoes e~sentlige SDscor, iom bar
titrtes % Npreieil, oareoe en- Waauso. Som
btnotS Gin buooe pnrtt title oa blibt, iaa bar
oaian btnoes Sso. suu osoe | 5rosus ialiec
foroisntns ON at faa saa til Seium. 9aitor
8ahis tulte I Suiet oe peo @rapen.
ia firrs Moosr, bill M / Sreb, % bao
9ai for bier Ell Stuno.
e.. u. S,iele.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Weitcrn Sntb. Choral ttntonS Ste
NarSmeoc

blsO otbolot Den nortslutb. Rirte | Safe
Yr'iton, 3. D., 9aitnr u. U. Stubtiers
Ra!o, Den 2Den Suii 1897.
VRSOet blep ialot til Sroen al preFoenten
% Olto oabnct mso Sang at 6oriamlingen,
ocrnrit gibellGsnius % Ben al Nrcioenten.
SernGit baoOe man Rapport ira Seirstr=
Tn n'eo SplGsniu9 al gieieratet fra iioitc
Horsmsot, lom bleo autaset ION oplGii.
Ncrnrit Rapport fra aasierereu, % pcune
oitr, at Der bar Ct gelsb I 6aslsn at 1922,
~ Happorttn blso antastn til @ieHnemgaaelit
at en- Nepiionstomite. 8epilionstpmiteeu
otc nsolat, beitaueuoe at Martin Stumli %
"lOlnt Spbnion, bease fra grootinas. % lom
Orar 8tt tilperfs meo at aicmnsmsaa aasie.
"rtls RcgnFaber, % be rapporterepe, at DC
'anot at ristis 90 / Srptn, os oerss Rappori
bIcO antaaen.
SerrtGit bleo golsa airtefor optasct i Cor
buuOtt.
Dtnn ifreo oernGt til 9ala al geitbrelie for
nr'te Nar, % fsl9enbe SGlere blep n~eoiatte:
Y'is anna Sobnicn ira grooiinss cs Mons
S~tOrbau9 ira Gripin, % fsleenDe 8etprelic
blso Oalqt.
Vrot. =. estensaaarO, MlaoiiOu, Minn.,
M~'aoalat, Qrtiosut; 9,oitor Is. 9. Startt,
g''oi'nss, 3. 3, sisnpaIgt, SireprtiOeut
wee ", 8uoi, Srcufinss, 2. D, aienpalat,
s%eretrri 8. 6. Sobnion, grootinss, 2. >,
nltnoalQt, Gosiersr. paifnr 4 II Wnrmau
gSat'rtomn, 9. 3, sienualst, MuftOirsttsr
III Wuftipuitt blep oalst: Sulius Nartins
lon, @olsa, :, &. Rsp. Il. 6. Rormau,
gSat'rtomn, : O., % Miis anna aobnion,
SF"Oftnss, z. :. GtrnGit bi,p bet beilut.
~ at nr't, eunecitebm uibplocs ne foie
sos' ~ gat ,uer be isritt Sase AZ Suni
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

bore incs tor at to bet Gpsrasniaal % Soar,
iom icmmsr itrar isr Def al Miiitiien nGpnis,
nsuiiis: s6paD sr G~mpsnpelit3 at man oms
SENDER ia n: b~isrtsiis at 'irupe iine Spnoer,
bforspts oersptr % pto 1roeu at isse CUBS
4aoos i arihus.S fSp. 52S, llptoaetl. Bet
iaoebpiper BET, Iom Mnus bar { I'm eats
for BET msite. ! bette Sp. hos Eontpppioan
tales ON at ofnptuDe fig.
9sait. arpsisn piine aaa for pontoppiOan
% iua sisrns, at man to9 baape bet al 60
'snssaaro o. bet al Mitieiien arpHte Spsrsss
maal.
pait. 9oet: Sfai man to roget ira Pontopr
pioau, buroe mon bslii TO alt, iom banpltr
ON ben Sag.
6eri pdr TAFT. pprgcu eniq.
Or. @lasse msnie bet eiios ilua an aoOt
osnre 5oriantiins at lGsge pontoppioau
t~ilargno.
9lajt. llrnes piloe bslii, at man fuiot bnlos
"a til Muus's Sotier, oa man par foinnt
bio iuft for at forbanpit ON bet luntt. Irpsos
o,rfor Wnus's EATER boooe 6urtrinst Der
og piloe bli met fruatbrirgcfoe.
St6attsu aifaaret.
gah. SaaTao: Billie orrc inos for at to
gu. 675 / "Sanob. til @uoir."
fsormanpen: Set CT uoai Green IN.
Ser itemtes cper bet al esistssaare eiorts
Sorilag. Set biep i%ortaftt.
MitfelIens Sorilas liaeiou.
g~rpeisn: sorciluar Ri forbinner sisie to
spsrgsmdat % lrsg.r BEN ~tilgruno for 6or'
bauplinstrne,
Qoft. Muus: Sisie to Ting er stter min
1pritanp aloeleg uiprbinoetiat Sina.
g~rpeiens 0orilas %fcrtuitet.
fm..
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Mfripiuia Meomem,


itriNr q. e. | "Rorit 5~unobostiosns
BE-. sr for ben prrrt en- plaas. Tom ben.
Der life lioer oerino,r, heller lite tan fors
itdu. IHrimoo Times BET ofts at Dors
en- Wuritab for andre at fremidloe en-
iddoan blusieuoe Hsobeb, Der ian IL
CAN'T. slitparois % piiant I'D. men /
8~irisligtshcn for QnoiGIDsnoe Islr sr en-
megst pinlis 5iIiano, DIT Dssuoen pitt
bar braot en- uitplog | Mistdnt,.
Snorlsoss ppiiaur osnne S~ilbetligtso2
Oct sr ct Spfrgsmnal. ION mango bar
gjort, men inasn bar tunnst ipare paa.
TN Yetsrsbur9ers q roissior b. Beds
tersfp tdlosr ben for en- "ipasliq 5tlitano
al Ing't". San merer. at ben inofins
her zig tun, mar 5rpgt for ben cpitdar
| ems 5ants. Siooer man I~adleoss peo
ct Bcro iammen mso andre | fulo BE
lpsning % | gsb'bltteSsn on, Altman life
ian fda Itjult III Qniigt pac nogsn Mdus
be, b. tommsr ben reo minoIte 6ordnleos
ming al en- ncgst uoentet 3iltdle, islu
at ben uItnlotgIte Dirt, iom en- 8urmss
beige mso en- poerit pinlig JornemmslIe
al at ben ices at ale oe Tan life Ifiulss
eller beo nogsn anitrengslIe tilbdgshcloes.
8srimoo msnsr g., at man "aloro
rsbmsr | Wsrfst, Ielo ON 5oranlsonin
gen oertil ittloe r9re albrig iau traftis".
0stte er fun balpueis ldnot. 9r sr
benz, Tom ogiaa rebmsr / Wsrtst, ON ins
gen ian Is BET, men bet FER life idu let,
paa ldngt nar, og Der sr intst iaa pins
tigt beri. 9. gisr opmGrtiom pua, at
p~irtelig S%tdmreome" er noget anoet.
Den tommsr at fig lelp, uoen nogen fors
uosdaenb an9it berfor, Cs ben tommet
pluolelig. Gr ben gadt, tan ben no
5rngt oerfnr tomms iaieH og ou Germ al
benm ingslige Rsomsn.
6porleoes bet iialsligs ipiIsr en- piatig
Rolle her, fremodar beo't beraf. at bpis
Spm9rfiomteMn fan fRites ftlot uo
pda noget dnbet ubsnfor en- lelp, iaa sr
Der intet Rum GgeIom blir for 5rpgtsn
for at reome, ben man ganite glsmntsr,
bu inbfinber Iig iom ofteit beller life
9enmen, Ielu ON Soranleoningn oertil
er aloris Iaa traftig.
9snne Ipgeliae Reomen ipnes itte at
bore arpelig, men uoritler iis fra Sdrnss
aarene % er it9rieit / ungoomsaloersn.
8 ben moberne qlbsr Ital Der allereo.
mere til for at fremfdloe ben, cg hos ben
aanle falrer ben bort sler pptrGber tln
/ letters 8raosr.
5oralbre og Smsipelisr / BET belle ber
banole fprnuftigt li~ssoperior Bern, Tom
piIsr Silbsielisbeb fertil. pdd ben enc
SHE afb9roe benz for angitfelelien og
paa ben anoen pogte fig for at piie, at be
leeaer M9rfe til oeres 8somsn.
Den megst ulminbelige Waner at lie
ub ben, ION u~fririaig rsomer, fan moi
BPS ben entelts pirts afbaroenOe, men ben
fan peiau oirfe mobfdt, og 6sr i~Idafalo
beItemt cpgioes.
ut laege an pau at "gjers en- iaaoan
RIB, er life iua licet gruirmt og fan
alene inbe lin llnbItplonins beri, at
mangen rebmenbe Ter iaa elIfperoig uo.
Man faar life glsmme. at man isrunoen
Iom iugt piner 9ebfommenoe oa ofte fors
bitrer BAN 5ilD9relIsn.
Gil en-, iom / ct grep ipsrgsr mig ON
ct Haub imoo Reomen, icurer jeg berpsb,
at Der eibes intet anbst eno en- glab, Jorge
les HeIignation.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

Spmaifinen "6usuennen" bar jeg erbolot I
goD gebDlD, og ben Ouergaar min 5orpentning
baaDe YenbeD Og @OObeD, iaa min aone er
l9rDeles pei tilfrebs uleD ben, Dg ieg mbefaler
ben til ale, ion oil bape Ell Walfine. Seq taf=
fer 6r. AnlluDien for, at De bar Dprettet Ell
iaaDan 6anDel, laa at man life bebpuer at gaa
til Ageuterre pg betale mere END bet Dobbelte
al benue SumL for at faa Ell al ianme Sort
Malfine. SObn q. JiOen, WenOmOnie, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Sar iaattaaet girfmtmgerne az IS Drops / mango 1ils
frfDcr on beSfripcr oct.

gnanhuR bsmne Cure So gbcasp 5uu r 1d Rite bumeb min Senggt at dnbfhsns
atmnoat 1gunt Nbirn ba beer bTnm en- tsdpu eaaophae p5Oumsm aoues 0s RHs
u III ira Ct na 5lobeFbab oD oarnsg nnt @atdH ht paS 9gdeti r NGaaaH 70 nha
aat tn fbnl y a: mn Mb "a DROPS" tnNns maa trRs ben en- ION ct ppMht 6nNrss
se ioM orlIss aRHM9hrha3r bar uL asut pehd6ra re irgrDsG snRaba; fn bet ms
tuDt entasl ION gepiu Il 2aabts.m 1uS EaTt Motm eyt aimnbahHb tat Sprfn
Shsus % pr mns hm en- 2t; frb a treble, un forainnG 9rHs n bf en nHsas 9s
m@fn, or sdfrH. (.
sm Bns paalb s BAT h. o. pa IS DROPo' aanot g3mRlbn, ts hJ nrUns mnnss
ba5c ira min gen 5amMs hr lea oheb rh tananta3 III at tasrass IN grhunsr, "a,
andre. men i nil birrhsnh III aru fusiG On rib aSHbs bned latent Sr Daa sm EN-
me no BET Sam n Roa awe ap oHa andre Rpas oaip e. tdhtt. p,i Bms usM rss
a. upe. suaut. 5a6H5e tmp Smstu 4 bs Gaemt. borf0t SwHH "a sssS 81 BE- RattHa.
ornate pgh m sHa ia erBL fns life at Mroe beos S uHef. 1aFs ION H hst aar1e
b4e ht anaoauam at msuaeF . DROPS' uutefutoeS rfHr1eg sGaeaeFa FHseW at tubes en-
5aat $ DRoPst % an On1h lie mere ao 0aran JuShaSt d r SLATE fr bun VaFta AaaHas
oatn Ggnptomat tit en- omnesg hasonoH btu hfg
smh tsbaar mutt Rsgrfaaatm O@afai"@s 8,Ss99 ~ ansa aths as e as.mi
." 9n sfaTf 8G. WIZ SUM- 9 "~ 6 g eoba
* DROPS lnorer bufuat "a hebr@r mo Shtntb 8benmatsme. Neuralgia.
gpsg epna. yratmeruE anbma 0gpbgE aatnrrh 5pUfe5beo. NrughuI, ueuas OF
.unnnarf Spusoptue Zrep9rt Seruuaghso 5iH0pte. 2aBrpps Uadna, tpbenoe
.Tpcs gsbeo gr5uhuis OF bI9atpe 5pgoommG Teriom y tper at nogn al 81 pues
.Hppnte gpaoonne. lao bent ie men "TRIP haE . DROPS r Raunet og Dolls
stOre aIier GOO 3of8 81 90 e6afer Tor $500 sr9es us gaa apOtbehras, mex
.uoduffenoe al os "a pore AgenRr u center pnEs. Sup eter ghf1ar -
gaent for Rorgf: IT, etaar: Naeaobeu No 5 Bergen Rorse
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
unoerlipsiioelie.

Sfrip I'll mig for iri grepe al Den @eoi'
oiciu, ipm %iulbtanois bar belbreoet mig for
ben bpioe 5loo. inflammation % Sleo'
ialoeu al aipnoocren. MeOiciHen er bilis
% Sshanolinseu fan ioretaass ! Slemmet
uoen npsen 9GseS alGlp. Wrs. =. Snonnt,
South 8eno, Cub. 3b52
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
sfauoiuapisf seae,

oper 30 Aar sammel, meb en- soo gramen
os meo nosle Wars Griarins JON gage, on
Tier 0plnsnins ON, hpcr Der muligens maaite
pere til spo Tlaos ipr en- iini %lianoinapilt
9rse. Srep ian icuoes til "Secorab 20
item" unoer NefcsIe "yoetpr B.. Abs
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
WANSON RHEUMATIC CURE co., 1877 Dearborn ST., Chicago. Ill.,, U.s.

gi bar mObtaget Snnaifiren "6usuennen"
for ct gar WaaleDer lioen, Og ri ftnoer ben til.
IrebsltiIenDe | ale MaaDer. Dttil 6litrl bar
aierDifab til flere fOrifjelige Slags Spnas
finer, og bum flyer, bet er ben beOite, bun END.
I'LL bar foripgt. Sragt S1.30. GbarlD Stub.
ion, gSbite Jiof, GObert5 GOnntD 9. 9.
lite September 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
GorreipDnbance.

oorrtivsuoauetr ustn adsH o. 1oresif fases ~.
-s,si,e osnIpa III. Dc ehs it't sfeaHs sieiiH mirNea'
S,pat,ipnsn, gsavnct I'll i'ebiipso reHfi'ssi0tI' me''
rrluors b otcnueHoe aotrrlpnHpeEt ~ g eeb msA
~ mn noa aars saapnei % Aoresisn-
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

Ten at mtg moptasue Spmoffiue Rr. 8
sSuspenuen" III 1926 er prspet az mtg og
en- al Spens beoite Speriier, os ben tan
baabe / letheo Ga uoieenoe maole fa me0
hpilienipmbelit $50 gialtine. Set or en-
sornsielie at irembGre bette for Steniltss
.btben. Srasi IS gsuts. Nrs. y. SS8e,
Wajbturn, g9iA
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

Nemralgia,
&atarrb
% Sd Grippe
Sdbrcoct.

lrhcr net iorsan9ne Nnr, Hutteuoe 0hober 1897, bar Here Befhnger for
IS DROPS" p9rt mobtneet ira ole 8ae Of Nore' % Spo'Amsrttd. europe,
ANen, Arua ps Gunrnlin, END ir uUset anbet 3Ggeniood Stfortn tan ops
pe / famine TIosrum.
Spofor inaban ubsrt GieriporaelP 8Rroieu, ben ortlgs albrg iog'
Rnpe 8QrbL Gnn fcrutsit er oi ON Srfuirgerne, StHerbeoen o. ufdoelt9'
teoen al IS DROPS" at ri paaianr, at po lf8an9sn al BET l9s aar9nE'
orebe pil be loriGrcelae Spa0umme, Iom bar or9bt Here Wennelsr eno Refen.
Sunaersnsoen % argen. inn bar ueret mere electromagnetic Tor bort 2aao o.
ruineret or Sebreb % 2pHe blue aloeks tlintsi9icre Giennen Bioen'
taben bar gisrge bhuet iorpauofet III 3aie, Nottoner ira Bsroen5 poerne
8ae bar blepet NabOfr; % ben Tag pi tomre. ba Ginnsm 8'Otnfabsn bper
5pabun, mep uuotaaels az alberbommen. pi bhue bisrst @rnoois men
.fff TT tr De atoael emtteopper. 7incrtt o. T. D. - ca M. aRnnem IS
DROPS" oc rbcnnatiife Os ale VcrpeiDg oorn nne. DIN lioenoe
itploer &c Gem eu az ge bette unoerbare AtIoDel Ell 5orlgg; ON De lpteHg'
us npoer SeHc % sr tori. er bet gsres Bnst mob ipe 8enuer % StugtHtnse
at forta1e Dem tpp IS DROPS" bar Qiort ior anore. os ul 8iere for Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
@olot paa. at aaa ira Nornanoen.

gsuoe 5rpr! 81 az mn@ Eebb at inbem ia 1t gGH Gafr al Ceres abrrfs Is DROPS"
3g bar turrpa, pat 4 ut be 2ufH, ne enDRm ,o o. pc beam R@tdah rHbH aarn s
an Rp M naI ia tEet oH Euobbds az smo oH 1885, NH Gs Haos faabaa ooDoVHtt Som
me ct lu nxhet bpu pm nan ira Gufaae.n @ma pBG aH MATTE r nfoHnt % BIZ I'll Rnse
Ell mus pa bma ~ faSs ubaOpeb penn fwtRrahJ8 rm, Jon ebr tsanst Donsta taats
bit nsuratsias opDpine 8ibdp B bete tBe al IS DROPS BIafm trH u35tb dssa %srs
ou marnuoq spGo sbur gbe la. 8tnoost uetm tHen al o. at ct phbch rpgm en- bun
bOe hr pun II s ID pub lm ar brG O3b buab abs m9a bent ito 1r 5as bun saHfs tt
Tor lin 6pepue gne r nsH 5urSauN3 men ben irene STabso 5B totg1r igF saeb = aar
"" ga9gntur.S M. ger1 - Bas et 1897. SOMA aeannD.
The times., 1897-08-26

money, Politics and diplomacy are being
used with the greatest possible force to
suppress this thing, and TO prevent the
possibility OF Eyangelina Cisneros' coming
TO the United States. The foul fiend who
would have outraged her, and who now is
trying 10 hound her TO a death OF slow
torture. has powerful personal friends in
the National Capital, who are using every
possible means within their control to save
him from the execration that justly is his
due, at the expense of poor, tortured, in
nocent girl
The brave. true women OF America have
essayed a great task. They are confronted
with the Inaiign foreign interests that con-
troll the administration; with the money and
diplomacy OF the Spanish Influence; with
the personal friends of the attempted out
rager, Rerrlz, and with all the other devils
stili outside Of their proper habitat They
must not hesitate or mince words. Our
government. loath as Ii may be to take
action, can be forced TO, by the united force
OF the nations women. The men of the
country are ernasculated, bought pr cowed
10y the political powers OF the day The
women mus, shame them back into man
hood and patriotisfnl
The times., 1897-08-26
Circulation Statement.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1887.
Our Boom Abroad.

While Mr.. Mckinley is indulging in pleas
Gnt reflections that the ''boom in the East
Is due TO the action OF the Republican
party" our British financial friends do
not seem 70 regard it with sentiments OF
the most distinguished consideration. Meas
ured by the recent flamboyant predictions
Of some Of The New York gold organs, there
ought to be a prospect that three or four
hundred millions worth of the yellow metal
would flow this way, between now and
frost. from England Nothing of the kind
seems likely TO happen.
In various press interviews the governor
OF the Bsnk OF England and other high
monetary authorities assert that hardly
any gold win I've drawn to the United
States this year from the territory Of
John Bull They say that the great settle
ments. necessitated by the unusual demand
for American breadstufts, are being, and
VII be, met By the sale of American
securities, and that there is not the
least British desire 10 make re-investments
In tie United States
Well, II the securities the Londoners are
unloading On US are worth tie price they
command, it lie hard to see who on this
side is the worse for the movement; but Il
Is rather dispiriting for our Republican
friends 10 observe that the foreign inter
~
campaign OF 1896, even to the extent OF
selling out the prosperity OF their own
people. should now be so ungrateful as to
declare NAT they do not place any con
fidence in the great Western Republic, IN
der the rule OF Hanna and the trusts
The times., 1897-08-26
The Horrors of vivisectiou.

To the Editor OF 7 he Times:
Some weeks ago / saw in your paper q
communication against vivisection, and l
trust you win find space to publish the
following, on the same subject:
1t is often a wonder to thinking people
that any one should have devised expert
ments on living ANIMALS Even here in the
western world, where there is not the
reverence for life is life that exists among
the 0rientals, there is still usually a Ger
tain something which makes one feel diff
ferently toward cat or dog from what
one does toward a log or a mound Of
earth.
There are many among US who go further
thar this lima te feeling. who would as soon
injure the feelings or human friend as
speak roughly or harshly to a faithful
four-footed companion
Yet, while we acknowledge this, the
fact OF viyisection, the carefully planned
bakings and roastings, freeZinss and starv-
ings, cuttings, flayings and other tOrtur
ings, remain. They not only remain as
historical facts of past barbarism, but they
are staring US in the face as one Of the
problems OF the day. To vivisect or not
to vivisect is the question, one which must
re decided In the negative sooner or later i,
but which means incalculabIe agony TO
countless brutes, before that decision will
be reached
What are the attendant circumstances of
some Of these vivisectional experiments?
Perhaps a dog is curariZed; this by
paralyzing the motor nerves, keeps the
animal motioniess but it stimulates the
sensory nerves, and, therefore, suffering
Is greater. Next the dogs windDipe is
cut tbec2use While paralyzed it cannot
breathe, and would die and spoil TIE ex-
perimentl, and air is pumped into its
lungs. This IS known 5 artificial res
piration." After this nerve is barred,
neceSSitaung some con siderable cutting
and, incidentally, pain, nd then an eleC-
tric current is passed over the nerve, and
the expenmenter stands by to watch 'he
results. Such operations often last for
hours, aud are indeScribably agonizing.
and If the subject" (Which is kept alive
by the air pump be not dead the next
day, the observations are Usually con
tinued.
What is learned by these experiments?
Literally nothing of a practical nature
Nothing to help US doctors in the treat
nent of disease. Some mere scientific
theories as to the effect of pain may be
demonstrated. but does this pay for the
brutaiiAns of the operators? Does IL
compensate for the moral tone of mind
constantly fixed Oh devising new toTtures
for the helpless?
LUIGI GALvANI DoANE, MD.
New York, Aug. "a.
The times., 1897-08-26
And the Eastern Boom.

With that close grasp OF a situation
which is so beautifully characteristic OF
Nj. Mckinley, he says that the boom in
the West is produced by wheat; but the
boom In the East is due to the action
Of the Republican party, by which we
are to understand that he means the
Hanna tariff.
The Republican party is acting in the
East beyond any question, and especially
IN Greater New York. How 1t is acting
is q matter for difference of opinion.
The respectable elements OF the organiza-
ton desire 70 run Seth Low, president
OF Columbia University, for mayor. But
he Is suspected OF the crime of personal
honesty, and the machine could neither
stomach nor conceive such a thing in
popular candidate. Nevertheless, ii ap-
pears that the Citizens Association is
determined to nominate and support
him against the field.
This places Mr.. Platt and his modern
ana expensive mechanism in a cavity. Mr..
Hanna and Mr.. Mckinley have been
appealed 70. With one accord, they shout
that the only proper alternative to party
misery IS Bliss,
They may be able to bring order out
OF chaos and subscriptions out of wan
Street. which is much more to the point,
but, just now. the condition OF the Re
publican machine in Greater New York
is anything rather than one OF Bliss.
The times., 1897-08-26
The Criminal Age.

One of the ecurious facts which Statisticians
have unearthed in the course of their
calculations is that much more than half
of the crime which mankind in the State
of New York commits is committed at the
age of 20 years. Why this is no one seems
to know with any certainty. There are
other ages al which crime is committed.
81. p ane 10 being most prominent. and
men seer TO he comparatively free from
the danger OF being jailed
There is an obvious reason for the preva
lence Of crime at about the age of 21.
That is the age at which the youth is free
from legal control, and at which his
character, II he has any, begins TO have
full swing If he is Lad, the blossom OF
his wtckcdBess is apt to break its oalyx
at about this time.
Possibly similar reason may be found
for the prevalence of States prison of
fenses at the age of twenty-nine. At
twenty-nine, most men either have homes.
settled caIIings aud something TO work
for, or they have become awake to the
fact that they have not. Most men
achieve some sort of independence some
where about the age of twenty-one. and
after they have had that Independence for
some seven ar eight years they have either
married, gotten into a good position, and
fixed their lot in life, or. If OF the more
favored classes, they are thinking their
income warrants them In getting married.
In short, about the age OF thirty d man
frequently makes break of some sort
in the direction OF his previous line Of
living, and, if he has not a foundation
chance to get what he wants, he begins
to think he never VIII have IL. or he
has already put himself in the road that
leads to the States prison, or he is drift
ing nowhere i'll particular. There are
stages OF growth IN people as there are
in trees, and the mental growth has its
stages corresponding to the physical. When
a tree has reached certain stage IL bears
fruit; and when a man is OF a Certain
age he shows what is In him. The age
when character really becomes fixed and
settled is much later than used once TO
be supposed; and IT viii grow later and
later as civilization becomes more com
plex.