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his stern business and that those who go out to fight for their country must face death and take their chances in prison as well a. elsewhere, followed this advice without finching - the ruthless vigor of his policy emphasized
 by the fact that Bainbridge's own brother was serving in the fleet. So, when the cannonading began, and the eomplacent bashaw, accounting him. self absolutely safe, came out on the balcony to see the fun, he was greatly startled to note that the projectiles were coming his way in alarming num- bers and with characteristic American accuracy of aim; whereupon his pom posity withdrew in dismay to a bomb proof chamber, and proceeded to medi- tate upon the possibilities of ''peace
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tions of any magnitude, are extreme ly rare, and apparently have never been collected by any writer.
 Among civilized nations such prac- tices are universally condemned, and except as an extreme measure of re- taliation are almost unknown. In wars between barbarous nations the trick is not likely to be effective, since the savage warriors are merely excited to greater fury in the attack, and are sure to take bloody revenge. About the only cases. therefore, are such as arise in conflicts between civilized forces and barbarians who hope to gain advantage by playing upon the more humane temper of their assail- ants.
 The most striking example of this,
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Summer Resorts.

Many delightful summer resorts are si+. uated on and reached via the Southern Psii. way Whether one desires the seaside or the mountains, the fashionable hotels ., ot country homes, they can be reached via tb;s magnificent highway of travel. = ss's
 Asheyille, N. C., Roan Mountain, Tenn and the mountain resorts of east Tennessee and western North Carolina" Land of the Sky"-Tate Springs, Tenn, Lookont Mountain, Tenn, Lithia Springs, Ca, and various Virginia Springs, also the seashore resorts, are reached by the Southern Rail way on convenient schedules and at very low rates.
 The Southern Railway has issued hand. some folder, entitled Summer Homes and Resorts, descriptive of nearly one thousand summer resorts, hotels and boarding houses including information regarding rates for board at the different places and railroad rates to reach them.
 Write to c. A. Benseoter, Assistant Gen. eral Passenger Agent, Southern Railway Chattanooga, Tenn, for copy of this folder.
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The Adirondack Monntnina.

The heart of this wonderful region of mountains, lakes, and streams is traversed by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, and to more fully inform the pub, lie regarding it's beauties and easy means of access the Passenger Department has issued tains," describing in detail each resort, and containing also large map in colors giving a list of hotels, camps, lakes, etc, together with their location; 1t has also issued a large folder, with map, entitled, 4"The Adirondack Mountains and How to Reach Them" giv. ing complete information regarding stage lines, steamers, hotels etc
 A copy of the book will be sent to any ad. dress on receipt of two 2-cent stamps, or the folder for one 2-cent stamp, by GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent, Grand Central Station, New York.
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with honor." Bainbridge had nar- row escape, a heavy shot penetrating the room in which he was confined, but fortunately he was not seriously hurt.
 This is the way to meet such tactics. To weaken before them is like paying ransom to brigands-sure to prompt further outrages of the same sort. And this fact appears to be very gen erally recognized, for the exposure of prisoners almost invariably fails of it's end and plays the boomerang on
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Nerves Out of Tune.

Just as the strings of a musical instrument get out of tune through lack of care and break out into ear.torturing discords when touched, so the human nerves get out of tune, and make everybody miserable that comes in contact with them. Every tobacco. users nerves are out of tune more or less, and the real tobaeeo-slave's nerves are re. faxed to the utmost. No-To-Bac is the tun, ing-key which tightens the nerves makes
 them respond quickly to the emotions, re, sulting in the happiness of all. No-To-Bac guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong. We advise all tobaeco-users to take No-To-Bac
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and at the same time the closest par
 ailel to what was imputed to the
 Spaniards at Santiago, is the notorious
 performance of the bashaw of Tripoii, in the case of Capt. Bainbridge. This heroic officer, as every reader of his tory is we'll aware, had been captured on the ill-fated Philadelphia and was held for ransom by the piratical gov crnor. Bainbridge had already proved himself disastrously unproftable t7yestment, for it was at his secret in
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Try Allen-s Foot-Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Al this season your feet feel swollen, neryous and hot, and get tired easily. If you hay, smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen. ing easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shot stores for 25c. Trial package FREE. Ad
 dress, Allen s. Olmsted. I.e Roy, N. Y.
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Hood's Pills cure all Liver Ills 25 cent
A Credit to thc Family.

''Tbat's pretty big assignment" :" cluota5 the city editors hen, contemplating tbAIe tba Is eggs in the nest, ''but I'm going to fry io io cover fl. ~
 And about three weeks later she iad . column of chicks proudly into the citv ed tors garden.-Chieago Tribune.
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Mrs. HARRY HARDY, Riverside, loWa writes to Mrs. Pinkham the story o1 her struggle with serious ovarian troy ble, and the benefit she received fron the use of Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vege table Compound. This is her letter;
 How thankful I am that l tooa your medicine. T was troubled 1o1 two years with inflammation of tne womb and ovaries, womb was also ver2 low. l was in constant misery. nag heart trouble, was short of breath ane could not walk five blocks to save na life. Suffered very much with
 back, had headache all the time, we! nervous, menstruations were lrregul ula. and painful, had bad discharge aH9 was troubled with bloating. l Was5s perfect wreck. Had doctored an2 taken local treatments, but still was ne better. l was advised by one or Fl neigh bors to write to you. have n2N finished the second bottle of Mrs. FlnA hams Vegetable Compound, ana 8 better in every way. am able 70
 all my own work and can walk neah mile without fatigue; somethln n8 had not been able to do for over
 years. Your medicine has done
 more good than all the doctors
 III 1yvzSrss aND ST
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The Home RnIers

"What is a board of strategy papa?o
 fEH'm; we'll never thought of it in that light before, but it must mean your mother and your grandmother. - Detroit Free Press
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To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. 4 druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. p
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Love makes the young man on the rea seat of the tandem make the wheels g round.-Chieago Daily News.
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The outcome of baseball games and buck wheat cakes usually depends upon the bat ter.-Chicago Daily News.
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Every newly married couple is desirous of going where they are not known for a few weeks, and all their friends are desirous of having them.-Atchison Globe.
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Were you a guest at the hotel while you were away, Blodgett?" Guest? Not much1 paid cash. ."-Chieago Record.
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OPEN LETTERS FROM
Jennie E. Green and Mrs. Harr.
 Hardy.

JENNIE E. GREEN, Denmark, Iowa writes to Mrs. Pinlham:
 ''I had been sick at my month 2 periods for seven years, and trlef almost everything ever heard of, 5u' without any benefit. Was trou0lef with backache, headache, pains in tnii shoulders and dizziness. Through m mother was induced to try Lydia Y Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, ans it has done me so much good. 1 az now sound and we'll"
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vANsHP.

vANHHp.
wAssMir. Utah. Jan. ~. 1898.
BprruR Tnrs;
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Williams, a
son, on the 9th.
The Y. N. N. 1. Association will COM
nvncr using the new manual AZ thsir
next meeting, the 10Th.
The mask ball that was announced for
the 2lst has been changed TO the 10Th.
The Thermometer registered here at
diiTeren, residences II. 10. rs, "a below
zero Wednesday morning.
Some Of the Hoytsyille choir came up
OH Wednesday evening aud praeiieed
With our choir.
Masks and costumes for the ball
Wednesday night can be obtained q,
Young Bros. store.
The Sand quorum Of seveu,ie' will
hold its quarterly conference on the
z3rd. at ~ O'Clock noon, at this place,
All members sIe requested 70 10 Prss'
enl.
Joseph Fisher Of Coaiville and Henry
Peterson the principal Of the Stake
Academy. were the peskers at oul
worship. meeting on Sunday. Their
was q large attsndaros. and the speak
ers we're lIstened to with marked at
tention. Services did not close unit
$3.50 aud then the people seemed loati
TO depart from the good influences tina
prevailed. Y.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

HHNETEn. Utah, Jan. u, 1893.
Kpron Tnasi
The eclipse Of the moon on the III
uss no, ,isibls mere. IL vas TOO cloudy.
Lshi Heneier 10 busy putting up ice,
and the prospects are good for ice cream
next season. In fact nov for the Ice
minus the cream.
There 1, lo,s oi,ickness here At pre-
snt, mostly ameng the children.
CoIdf Well. l should say It IT, The
thermsmster registered 81 ,hi, morning
and then struck for the season.
Vim. Brewer will commence bi'
dates As pe,,uss,er here on the 18Th
Madden Rheims 10 out on business Ia
wasatsh county. W. d.
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wasatsh county.


UrroS. Utah, Jan. ~, 1893.
EDrroR Trvrs;
Since the holidays our public schools
have resumed their labors. Both
schools are In an excellent condition.
The principals, Miss copley and Miss
Rboades. are giving good satisfaction az
teachers.
On Sunday next the Upton ward CON
for ,nce will be held In the school house.
Alma Eldredge Of the Stake Presidency
and Bro. Peterson Of the Stake Academy
will be in attendance. Ala are respect
islly invited.
Once more We have 10 Call up the
case Of NJ. T. sta!ey Of Upton, that has
been pending for some time past. After
long patience decision was rendered
On January o, 1873. by his wife present
Ing him with twelve pound boy a. an
addition to his family. Mother and bog
doing we'll. N. T. is very cheerful
over the event.
Elders Geo. Ruff, John Lamb, John
Booth W. II. Branch and VIM. Carruth,
IT., all Of CoAiville. were wsleome visit
tors to Upton OH Sunday last. This
former three we're In the in,sres, Of the
elders quorum; Elder Branch and Car
ruth In the interest OF the religion
class. The mestiogs durihg the al
and evening were well attended. AMI
much valuable instructions were aivsr
both to the aged and the young people
Their visit was much appreciated by
all ana an invitation was extended foI
smother visit At their earliest csnyen'
fence. 10.
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" ara UasIsfsssss.

Following are the appointments for
ward conferences In the Summit Stake
Of Zion:
Upton, Jan. l6-Alma Eldredge and
Henry Peterson.
Peoa, Jan. lew. Il. Pack and Dan.
lei Ambert
Hoytsyille. Jan. lG--w. -. ClnG,
Samuel Paddles and u. W. Young.
wAnship, Feb. lS-w. Il. Tack and
+. W. Marchant.
Echo. Feb. lS-w. W. CluG and I'd.
mund Eldredge.
Heneisr, Feb. ls-AlmA Eldredge
and W. II Branch.
Park City, March GOV. W. Clu1
and q. A. Calls.
Rookport, March COW. h. Pack,
and silas n. Pack.
earley's Park, March 20 Alma FL
drcdge and George Ruff.
Oakley, April l0-w. W. clun, J.
A. Fisher.
CoAlyille, April iO-A. Eldredge aud
Y. W. Marchant.
East Coalville. April io-w. II. Pack.
Il. PeiersoH aud ID. Lambert.
Evanston, May s-w. y. Pack aud
silns NJ. Pack.
Alma, May ia. Eldredgs aud +.
l.. Allun.
KAmas. May lb-w. W. CluG, + Ri
dredge aud W. II. Branch.
Rock Rpringa, June CIV. w.
Clun, James Downs aud Janss Brown.
". W. CLurF.
ANA ElDREDdH,
WAKD Il. PACK,
pfsAidoncy OF gtake
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WORTHWHILE.
HoTrsvuLr. Utah, Jan. IS, 100

HorrsvmLE. Utah, Jan. IS, 1897.
KDrroR TnEs;
After four years stay In Montana,
Robert Mills has returned home and
was welcomed by his mother, brothers
and sister. lie was employed for a long
time at the Yellowstone Park, Of which
lac can relate many interesting incidents.
The siek OF tho ward are on the i'm
prove. They are little George Edgar,
Mrs. Annie Wilson and Miss Ida Malin.
Mrs. l.. Holt is moi 20 we'll. O. W.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

The British Admiralty and the War
Department are testing, under various
climatic conditions, the new method for
preserving -four one objection 10 the
establisbAnent Of national granariss has
been the dfhculty Of storing grain Tor
say length Of time The grain Eermin'
feC aud is ruined, aud to keep large
y iantjies in sound condition has been
pronounced imprAelicable. Expert
mont arc being made with a system Of
oon ptession into bricks b, hydraulic
pressnfs. The trialsshow that the nour
% ieel,sd IL not affected BY damp, even
onder uniayorable conditions, sEd is
lres IRON psuld The compression
destroys all forms Of larsl liio aud tho
nourls thus rendered sale iro@ tho at
taoks II tic Insects. The saving In
storage 10 enormous, a. the cubic space
sccupiod by lco Poind' Of loose hour
viii hold more than 800 pounds Of the
eompressod ariisle.--seishilne Arr
can.
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oAKLuu.
oAxLsr. Utah. Jas. u, 1897.

OAKLEr. Utah, tas. u, iHN.
Rcssra rnss,
II. N. hsehsu vss sailed 70 the
hcdside Of his brother. John Meehsm,
a. wslsburg on,h 9th inst. He has
the pnsumonla ssd u reported very
Nv.
Frank Richards met with very pain
fui accident the other day. THE horse
he was riding iell on hin.
+. Horiin Ia crippled sgain; this time
tits IN tho back. lie Is hardly able to
get around at all.
An old saying IL that every dog hae
day, 20 Oakley has several cases Of
ueaslcs this winter.
Joseph Philips has returned from Park
Ciiy where he has been ct work for the
last six months.
IL Is reported that o. Y. Lyons Of
Peos had horse drowned up tho Weber
river last week. liIhis is the case Il IL
hard blow on Mr.. Lyons.
Professor Walker Of Heber met with
rod success With his dances that were
held In W. II. stevens mes brick
house on the holidays.
The Students from the University Who
came home TO spend the holidays with
their parents, returned to their stadies
The 6rst Of the week.
There 10 = man here who thought he
had caught vhits cougar. but on er-
animation he found tito be q white
nesel. He was very much diAsppoint-
I'd when a friend told him the name
81 the animal. q.
A nne snow fell on tho night Of the
sth which put the roads In 6ne shape
for sleighing.
n. b. snapp and son caught two large
lynx last week.
Mise Phoebe Monk has abandoned the
primary department Of the school ior
some unknown cause.
Il Is reported that there are more Logs
at James Evans saw mill than at any
other mill on tho river.
Yes. We heard the Coalyille and alsC
che wsnship Ba, d play on the lat day
Of the New Year ~ though We were
standing beside them, a distance Of II
miles.
I. 7. Rasmussen made q trip to Coal
willie this weik TO see hiswiic who IL
under the treatment NJ DR.. iOsmer.
W. II. Stevens and his daughter
Mary went to Kamas yesterday on
business.
Len Frazier and wife were In Kama'
on business this week.
Ellis llortin visited County Super IN
tendent D. $. l.. MoCorkle in behalf 0
She school on the 9Th, S.
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Eo,io
Ecno. urAu. Jan. ". 1898.

Ecno, UTAu, Jan. IL, 1898.
EDIroR fiaEs;
Jos. sIorer is busy putting up ice.
Alfred Bennion Of Salt Lake has been
In Echo the last lew days straightning
up the books Of the old Turp'u mill,
which has been bought by the Bennion
Bros.
". II. wearoris home visiting his
family. lie reports very little snow in
tho mountains.
The section men have been laid of
Indefinitely.
Wonder what makes Bert Gilchrist
hang on Az Jones' gate 20 much ?
There must bc some attraction there.
Aliisina qnandnry. Is.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

one red COW. branded . ON left ribs /,
aader aud over bits out OF left aud nm.
dr. nnt Of right eaf; waffle on nose :;
had large round bell ON when last son.
Also ono two-Yearold rod heller.
branded G on lief. ribs, eropoff rlEhi ear.
One two year old black and white heiier,
line back. branded Nm on left nbs,
tive undr bits out Of right and one out
oi lsi, ear. ono ysarling heller. Jersey.
sDotlsd, branded aM on left ribs, two
under bits "a right aAd one out of leit
sar. Anyone notifying or dollveriH
same 10 undersigned will DO lIhe-s,
rewarded. JosErn Prr' aalYilis,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

This progressive i.diss Of Wes1held.
Inl. i.sued a "Wom.u's Ediiionl Of
the westaeld News. heating date OF
April 9, 1s0s. The paper Il allsd with
matters Of Interest 10 Women, Hnd We
notice the following from correspond
snt, whiet 4 sili-rs prluled, realizing
th.t ssSan opr' q haslar 81 vital in.
rr...-.s - lbsIrs ''lne best rem.
.lo rr. ON ...,a htSrshiiis that
= hp,s h. ale 20 hrc Is chamhor.
TAI r5ogh R,msiy. fol family uro
q, UssDs equal, gladly recommend II,
Tine 81 aai &C esst be.iles Tor sals by
John Boyden q Sons.
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rKdIA.


PRoA, Utah. Jan. IL, isas.
Epnon TNEs;
The P,oa ward conference will BE-
hold on sunday, January 10th.
sleiyhiug is fair again, much to the
satisfaction Of teamslers.
Oscar wilking, Jr., is attending the
Stake Academy at Coalville. Pcoa
should furnish several other pupils.
The weather has been very cold
.ueo the late snoWslorm; the mercury
Going Own to % below.
Mr,. oharolo,.e X. Walker, an Old
md respected resident d reoa, died on
yunuay li,h. rhy;Isdy Is the wifi Of
w,lter walker sud Ia the sister Of IL.
n. Wright.
An exchange sommsnting On an i.sm
liant n Now York girl kneaiing bread
.,t,h her gloves on, rays; 1--WE nsod
hroaA With our pints on; ws need
n,ead with our boots on. and II cur
.ohsr!bers in arrears dont pay up
ATTY coon We shall need bread With
ANYTHING on" Here too, Pete.
Il. II. E. YlEN.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

10. Berry. one Of tho lost known
eitlhens Of spencer, No, iesiiles that
he cu,eJ hm.eli Of the wsrst Kind 0i
niles by usinQ lev boxes OF DoWiits
Witch Hazel sllvo. lie hHd been
troubled with plles lof over thiriy years
aud had used many kinds u so'ealled
cures; but peWiife Wa ne one that did
thc work aud hr will Veriiy this state
ment n any one wishes 10 outs him
John lisyden& soas'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

You can't afford 10 risk your life by
allowinga cold 10 develop into pheu.
moniA or consumption. Instant relief
and certain cure are Afforded by One
Minute Cough Cure, Iehu hsydsn A
Soma
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THE COUNTY NEWS
oArHsnse ~ DUN ALzHr COR
RnsPonDaSrs.

u. s-s~ts - -. ws.s vS.-. Nearly
every Tsws h su---i, o.-.x-whs,
''rss ri@sss' H.v--...t..s-~s H.,.
ps..a 20 ws,.s As-~@
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

XGfANTED- TRUSTWORTHY AND
Wv active gentlemen or ladies' 10 travel
Tor Responsible, e-lanli-hra house ln
Utah. Monthly 1870 and expenses
Position sloady. Reference. knelose
sslf-addres.ed stamped enyelope The
Dominion Company Dept, Y Chicago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

Mothers whole children are e. uble
with bad colds, croupor whooping cough
will do we'll 10 read what DR.. X. 4.
Robey, Of olney, No., says on this sub
jec.. lie Nriles For years We have
used UhamberlAin's Cough Remedy,
and always keep II IN the house. II is
regarded In our house as a specific for all
kinds Of colds and coughs" The 20 and
80 cent bottles iur sale by John Boyden
& Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14

SMALL pill, ,1s phi pill D.
Wits little Early w u'yo o.I'.'s-
meas, COMPLICATION .a hea.
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The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10
FALLING PRICES.
Goldbug Theory That Lacks Any thing Like Reasonable
 Backing.

The gold men say that fall of prices harms no one. because, if the producer has to sell more cheaply, he can also buy more cheaply, and thus keep even. That sounds plausible. but in practice it doesn't work. If everybody had the same amount of money, everything fell in the same ratio and everyone occupied precisely the same position in all as- poets, then the policy would hold good. But if mans wealth be entirely in the form of money and prices fall one half, it makes him, in effect, just twice as rich; and when such change of re- lation takes place somebody must have sustained loss. If one man gets more than his share others must have less. It is a singular circumstance that the gold men will consistently claim that a fall of prices will do no harm because the losses of the sale are offset by the gains on the purchases, and at the same time declaring that rise of prices is going to work dire ruin. They ought to be able to see that the rule which they invoke applies just as we'll to case of rising prices as of falling. If a person sustains a loss by being compelled to pay more for what he buys, it would seem as if he should be able to keep even by getting higher prices for what he sells
The Forrest City times., 1898-06-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Every day delay the Hannacrats make in ending the war costs America millions in loss of business. But what does Hanna care for that if he gets his bonds.-Mississippi Valley Democrat. 2
 The republican theory that true patriotism consists of an issue of inter- est-bearing bonds is not reciving that enthusiastic approval from the nation that might have been expected.-in- dianapolis Sentinel.
 This war of ours is likely to be very much of tax on the people, and if the Dingley the-foreigner-pays-the-tax tariff is worth the powder to blow it tc Cuba it will see that the foreigner foots the cost of the unpleasantness.-kan, sas City Times.
 For the suppression of trusts and the stoppage of their career of crime there is law enough-perhaps too much. But aided by able lawyers whose duty as officers of the court it is to enable their clients to practice crime with inn punity. the monopolies thrive and grow fat. The people have the law, but the trusts have the profits.--N. '. Journal