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MURDER OF THE INNOCENTs.
Where TwO-Th trds of the Infants
Born Were Killed.

Where Two-Thirds of the Infants
Born Were Killed.
In modern times China used to be a
byword for this crime. We know more of
the country now, and the wild exaggera-
ton Of the first reports, when mission
aries began to labor there, causes many
people, residents especially, to disregard
the evil which exists. BY a natural reac-
ton infanticde has become standing jest
for the mystif1cation of new chums.' But
it would seem that the early reports from
Fiji and the Sandwich islands were not
much exaggerated. One can hardly credit
the assertion of Mr.. Williams, careful as
he was generally, that the number Of
babies murdered was nearer two-thrds
than one-half of those born"
But he makes statement even more ex-
traOrdinary Both men and women there
are passionately fond Of adopting children,
though they kill their own. Mr.. Williams
actually knew an instance where the mother
did away with her own offspring in order
to adopt young relative!
But the most striking Of all examples
occur among various tribes Of India. We
get an idea of the state of things among
the Khonds in 1854 when Major Campbell
reported with exultatOn that he had no
less than 901 girls registered in his dis
trct, which contained 2,149 families. And
he had good cause to eXult, for when
y
ly one could be seen.
In the powerful CrohOn tribe around
Mynpurie, Mr. Unwin vainly inquired for
an unmarried girl. The family records of
the chief going back many generations, did
not show one single daughter.
In 1855 Mr.. Moore found the villages of
the Benares district containing 26 girls
to III boys; in 25 the proportions were
81 to 26l in so, "a to 343; in 81, he could dis
cover no girl under years. These figures
are enough, but among the Rajputs infanti-
eide was yet more common. The difficulty
and expense Of finding a son-in-law accept
able in caste and station were the motives
avoWed.
But the reader has been asking q ques-
ton all through, no doubt how could the
mothers endure this system? One may I'M
derstand a la rigueur, that a man should
be willing to destroy his babe just born
when we saw no harm in SO doing and all
the neighbors did the like. We have
been taught to believe that the maternal in
stinct dares and suffers any trial sheep
will die to protect it's lamb, and a hen
women if certain conditions be observed
Upon this point the evidence of the COM
mssioners is detailed abundant and con-
elusive.
1t would appear that the maternal in
stinct does not begin to operate until a
woman has at least seen and touched her
baby. Knowing this by experience the
midwife kept it out of sight until the
father had pronounced doom. In North
western Europe they did likewise, as we
learn by many descriptions. And when this
precaution was used the mother submitted
without serious Distress
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-03-23

coating would be undesirable it might pay,
II large accumulation of stumps could be
made. to remove the copper with nitric or
sulphuric acid, thus getting an absolutely
pure nitrate or sulphate of copper, for either
OF which there is always a practically I'M
limited demand in the arts
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-03-23

For effective campaign and education
al work in clubs and school districts
no combination equals Seven Financial
Conspiracies,' Ten Men of Money Is
land, Bond and Industrial Slavery"
and president John Smith. These four
splendid books for SO cents.
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With the initiative and referendum
the people get any reform a majority
will vote for. Now we get any law the
millionaires will pay for. Read "Bond
and Industrial Slavery" Price Is cents
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-03-23
A SERIOUS MISTAKE.
The Old Man Made One and Had No.
body to Blame for His Accident

deacon jackson was very piouS but
very dete mined old co!ored citizen Of Owl
creek Valley, says the Atlanta journal .
He had young mule which his boys We're
unable to ride, and their failure to break
the animal SO eXasperated the old man that
he determined to ride it himself. He was,
however, no sooner located on its back than
he was thrown into an adjoining lot, where
he was picked up with both legs broken and
his neck badly sprained.
hat on earth did such an old man as
you mean by trying to ride a wild young
mule like thl;t?' asked the doctor.
WAL, subj said Deacon Jackson Il
never does undertake to do nuthin' widout
fust consultin' ov de Lawd an seem whut
he dun thunk erpout hit. l axed him eff [
orter ride dat mule what my triilin' no
ercount boys couldn't ride, an de Lawd, he
sed. yessah, jes as plain ez l am talkin'
to YOU
well, but he seems to have given you
bad advice
NO, doctor, his Judgment was all right,
fer de Lawd knows dis old man never aeed
de day when he Altered to straddle
anything from a -circular saw up to CT
elephant but dis time | think de Lawd
was jes mistooken in de mule
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-03-23

In writing 60 advertisers in th,.
paper our patrons Will confer q favo,
~ saying that they saw the aave1.
t1sement In the ReDresentattvA
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n erve.

Nerve.
Farmer-I found this piece of coattail
hanging to my chicken coop door, and it
fits your coat exactly. Now what does
that prove?
Uncle Ben-Hit probes dat de coat am
youahs l foun hit in de road dis mawnin'.
Judge.
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Attorneys and CounsslIors at Law.
DICKSON g. DONNELLY.
Law Offices, 116 East Ord ST., st. Paul
Telephone call, 84S.

Prompt attention given to all classes o
general practice. Best OF references fur
Rish0d. II deaired."
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NEW BUILDINGS.

1880 st. e. $50 z ~ Amsierdarn-Sve 10Y Ut
Nv4-st0ry brick fathouses, &fxtOi Peter tal,o''
No SIS - Nicholas owner henry A'He' ,o.
sen No / $50 Broadway, arch tect.... GO
ieqth q, v corner Boulevard. Tor nNr.sIots
brick f,thous-. with stores, Z15NlVo''NIlo"'
Henry II Dreyer. 40 al Broad"ay' O""e'' 4,
Joseph WOLF architect -. 80. -; T.. -, "
Elizabeth 81 Nos l94 and 1853. for two sIA-atory
brick aathouses. with stores, 2ors.' Ma,asS0 ~
Abhate No : spring -. owners, - HtchI"' O,
No 722 81 ave architect ....--.... o.
1881 a. n . corner Amsterdam ava t0r TWO nnt-
story brick fatnouses. with stores 29xeO ana oVN
q5 Henry + Hitler 80 POI West soth-st' .,
owner: Z y Davis architect. $500 ...'-.... ''
i7th-st Nos a55 and 20 West. for a tNo-s'ory
brick stable 92.sX3T.S, Colonial brewery. 20
2+o West 18th 81. owner. c = Johnson Arcn'- ,
tect ............ ..''.'- -. 49, a.
il2th-st. s. 100 q " Of sth-ave, for TWO nVe
story brick tenement houses. 251s3B Scnmuck
& Montag. ~ 2.j77 3d-a owners T. "e"|' AZ
40:h-st Nos 225 and 227 East. for six-s,ory
brick Aathouse 81. 8xs7O. William Lane. No Z4S =,
Fast 3Sth-st. owner. II Howell chiiect 49,. 4"
Cau.dwel-ave :, $50 r. ~ l't,n - /
three story frame 'encment-house. 22x6D; @arah
HAssard. No 7O3 Union-ave. owner. NJ HarNlh' ,
architect .........................
Nan4s-eye = e2s o Il n Of samuel-st. for two
story frame shed. PIXIE. charles bJorkesren'
No 2.0s3 Cr0tona-ave. owner; J w Liner archi-
Hencock-st : 825 T. = Of Columhus-ave. for
two two-sto-v frame dwellings. 3ox2S, Ephram
Y Levy. No 23l Broadway. owner; scoti'
Van Bnrer-st e. 150 II ~ Columbus ave TOT
two two-story frame dwellings. SbX2s IS
Levy owner = Scott. builder .....-- ..-.-..-..-
Columbus ave E. . n of HosN-et. TOT 'Wo-
story frame dv Yelling 2Gx2O. John Kelly. owner
Scott. builder --'.-'''''''
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Ncu Dubliraiions


NEW BOOKS
A TIMELY. THOROUGH WORK.
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
AND THEIR PEOPLE.
A Record Of Personal Observation and Ex-
perience. with a General Account OF the
Archipelago. and a Summary Of Its History.
by DEAN c. WORCESTER. Assistant Pro-
fessor OF Zoology. University Of Michigan.
CLOTH svo. $500.
The author and his companion DR. r. g. Bourrs have
the Philippine archipelago and have trav-
eed more widely there than other English speaking
men on every important island the and push
into widest least explored portions OF the
Their nrst trip unofficial in Its character their
second made under royal order from the sran'sh
Government, backed by special order from Gen Weyer
that they had exceptional opportunity 70 study the
country and It's people.
illustrated from original photographs taken by
DR. F. S Bourns in trips TO both coast and
interior OF the chief islands.
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PAUL: THE MAN, THE MISSIONARY
AND THE TEACHER.

Rv OREIIO CONE. D. d. author OF Gospel
Criticism and Historical Christianity The
GOSPEL and Its Earliest Interpretation" etc
CLOTH. CROWN svo. 500.
contribution 70 an Interpretation OF the -, ne
ard teaching OF the great Apostle TO the Gentlles
ont of his natural antecedents and the inter
lectual and religious influences amidst when ne
lived and by which his thought was 10 degree
determined While passing over no questions
which scholars will expect 10 find discussed the
author presents the subject in form and style
acceptable also to the general reader
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NO CONTRACTORS.

= Scaled proposals. for furnishing the materials and
performing the labor required and for ing
and finishing detached building. consisting ~ kcnea
building dining room and accessory rooms adjacent 20 "
branch grup ais f0r warming. ntlation and hot
water supply plumbing and drainage ana electric wiring
and fixtures for detached building Wards Island
y y FOR Manhattan state Hospital, may 10 sent ~
mail or delivered person TO four r. NJ on Wetnf4
dan the ninth DAY - Notember 1SS - Hon Henry
r Rowland President q the Board Of Manage. \o
N,5ta,n Avenue New York CITY Nhch time and
place tho Board Will receive and open ell proposals
Drawings ard specifications may be consulted ara
hank forms q proposals. Obtained the Office n: the
B1sri y Managers. No. I Madison Avenue New York
Gu or At the oflre II T. O. Perry, Architect. IN the
capitol. Alba1i. y /
zach bid must enclosed In envelope sealed and
,ddres,ed 70 Hon Henry r. Rowland President Of the
Board Of Managers No. | Madison Avenue New Yors
CYfv and nd ,rsed the title - work which
si,h ma refers GEORGE T. DODGE.
Secretary % Roard Managers
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NEW VOLUMES:
THE BASHFUL EARTHQUAKE.

And Other Fables and Verses. BY OLIVER
HEREFORD With many illustrations by the
author 12mo, S125.
The subtle fun. the quaint conceits' the laugh
within a laugh and the exquisitely light touch
which characterize these irresistible fables and
verses" are indicated in some degree by snch
titles as The Doorless Wolf" The Lovesick
Scarecrow." The Tragic Mice" The Bold. Bad
Butterfly" and On.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rome William J. to Matilda White NO 4ol
Fast j7th--t years .....-.., '''.'''-
Same to same. same property. y months. 49,,
McKeone Thomas to Mayer Auerbach
lTth-st $50 II " OF Union Square West. year
earle 10 same. same property year ..'....-...
Muller Henry % benjamin strasser. Oh
l3sth-st 2UG.G Il Q u Alexander-sve years
same 10 Adolph Frankenthal OK l3:th-s,'
25s @ II e OF Alexsnder-ave years .-.....;
Anderson Theodore ?. 10 Title Guarantee ara
Trust Company. corner CHntoN-sI anu
Rf.lLgfOn-St ! year
Mann Albna Y. t. Henrietta II Etred. 10 7os
East l.Jtl-st. years ....-......t- 80
Cot Tracy and Robert A. 70 George 4 Learing
ana another trustees n 3lst-st 40 Y OF
Sfh-ave. 3 years
Muller Henry 70 Simon Pretzfelc l"etl-st'
1915 Il q Aexander-ave ears r.;
A5am Maria L. % Title Guarantee and Trust
1'5r3nanv 40 20 West 27th-st years
Hickey. John t. Mar d schwao corner
Boulevard and loe,h s. > years - zoo
LANCE Carl ~ NeWhurg Savings Bank NO Lo''
Madisln-ave years ..-..-..'. 'r33..i
Russell Samuel. % German Inerlcah Iea.
F.,ata Title Guarantee Company, corner
Park-aye and lOOth-st. months. ...'.'.'''''''
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SHORT HISTORIES.

A SHORT HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
A SHORT HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
By MARY PLATT PARMELE. Each, 16mo,
GO cents net
Its value does not lie in the multitude Of
facts which 1t contains. but rather In the lucid.
natural way in which a few really important
facts are presented end grouped, and In the
stimulus which It imparts to rational study OF
our country's history.'-Review Of Reviews.
-. Sold by all booksellers sent. postpaid. by
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A. New York CITY october q. lsgS. SEALED proposals
IN tripcae Will he received AZ this office until twelve %
ocloc, noon 3ist. 1895. FOR this De
parnent with nifty thousand Goo0O Suits Of FED Uni
forms be made = material similar 20 foreign
product known Khakie. and 20 conform Ia every
respect sealed standard 10 be at this Depot
chevr0ns. and stripes blanks Tor uldng,
together with necessary information can be hai here
Preference will given articles e domestic production
manufacture conditions II quality and price uncudltg
price ~ foreign productions or MANUFACTURE the
duty thereon being equal The T. ? Government reserves
accept all prop sails or any
PARK thereof Envelopes should be marked Proposals
for Field Uniforms stripes and CheFr rs ana ao-
dressed 10 A : KIMBALL, colonel. Quarermasiers De
narlment. Depot Quariermasier
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Proposals.
- ~,
4 RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,

New York CITY. October "a ls9S.-Sealed proposals
in tripcate subject the usual conditions will be
ceiyed at Office IL O'Clock November LIST
1895 which time and place they will be opened in the
presence o bidders FOR furnishing and delivering on
Gbsra other ports In Cuba and on board Government
transports Savannah and Brunswick Ca Charleston
s c; Newport News. Va. New York City, y. Y, or
ports which bidders prefer 10 name. 100000
OF lumber $500 lbs OF wire nails. All infor-
and blanks for bidding can be had at this Depot
The United Government the right re-
tect or accept any all proposals part thereof
Preference will BE- given articles Of domestic produc
ton or manufacture conditions Of quality and price I'M
GLIDING the foreign productions and manufactures the
duty thereon) bang equal Envelopes containing pro
posals should marked. Proposals for Lumber Gnl
Wire Nails Re opened November lst. 1885 and ad-
dressed % Colonel A. < KIMDALL Qlarternaster's De-
parrneut. Depot Quartermaster
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GATNSBOROUGH.
ODES IN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
SONG OF FRENCH HISTORY.

BY GEORGE MEREDITH. svo, $50.
Contents: The Revolution Napoleon -
France December 1S70-Alsace Lorraine.
Mr.. FRANCIS THOMPSON says in The Acad-
envy: at fulHls its title 1t is itself an anarchy
a turbulence, tumultuously eruptve as the Kew
oution in its first Enchanting II this ODE De
not a success more power has gone to such
failure than would make a score Of regulations"
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JUST READY.

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Introduction by ANNE THACKERAY RITCH-
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II seemed when Hugh Thomson first under
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that perfection was reached in his delightful
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as this is Of the most delicate colors could I'm
prove upon IT,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

49th-s No BIZ wes, 9a a sr,r,d sioeh s27 90
14is 81 $ - -3i6 81 Alexander ave - *
I"% Irregular Laura SUIT ~ -.'.. 10 OO'
BIC. = %, ~, 1oC W. 'i Raopert III
Acne =. 10 t Si Cas- i 10 so
3D. 10 81 $ -'As'. Moses .' 2l5O.
lSth- st. N 90 West ~ IVA '...'..". 1900
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TOM BENTON'S LICK.
4 BOOK FOR BOYS.

BY HERBERT r. HAMBLEN. author OF ON
Many Seas" 1.-The General Managers story
etc Illustrated with eight full-page draw
ings by l. w Taber .. .o,,, ,.o
An American boys story Of stirring adventure
BY land and sea- told by Mr.. Hamben with the
same freshness and graphic truthfulness that
has made his two earlier books. ION Many Seas
and The General Managers Story so popular
Mr. Hamben has drawn on the memory OF his
own early life for many OF the episodes In this
story. and has made a book which must have a
direct appeal 10 every manly instinct In boyhood
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fcrrciceUrc Sales.
-ooo~o@o0NrNoroNoOc->c-0 -----oocC|ONNoo"-DNr1O
last 18th STREET New York SuprC

-ooooo1o>Nro~.ooJDo.~-~-
EAST 18th STREET New York Supreme
- ro,r, County ~ New York The Equitable Life
Assurance gocioy ~ the Tnitel states Plaintiff agalns;
Je-.sh Lindsay and oh@rs. befeniacfsln Tursuance
- Judgment q ..rclosre end sale made In the above
entft.el action the 18th lay ~ O-0her lsls ana
duly entered m the i7ft ~ October 1895. the
undersigned referee said Judgment named. VIII
saD AZ hubble auction .i' New York kea! Estate EN-
charge Salcsrlois IL Broadway IN tho city u New
york borough 4 Manhattan. On he ilth day - No
vernsor lSgS twelve o'clock. noon. that day, by
yyi'iiar, Kennedy auctonee the promises said iufs
rre-t n,or.ioner and therein described f'loVs:
All that certain lot piece parcel ~ land situate IN tho
city OF New York ani lying and being on the souhey
sida ~ Thirty fifth Street between Lexington and Third
re-ues bounded ard described follows wit Begi
Ming a. .oln' on sa'd Suhery side = Thrtyhf
ctreet distant hundred and feet Eve inches
and quarter E7s'wardy from The Eas'efy size Z Lex
f,,r, Avenue. rlnng thence SouthWardy and parallel
-. rex rct5n Avenue and part through party Wall
rtnt,seVan feet and Inches thence Eas'Varcy and
ara th-aa-1ue~torS q inch; 'herce Nrthwadly and
a,ls 10 Lexington Avenue ninety seven feet and Elk
t-Cres - the S1uthefiv side = Thry-hfh street. and
tbence westerly said SoIhery side OF Thirty
ce.b ,~oa, inch and hreeauarters
n, ,,ch 20 tie place beginning be said several ds-
t.nces and dimensions more or ess
D,,af ~ Yc,. october I'm. ls9S
AUGUSTUS H. NANpERPOEL EesereA
ALEXANDER COLBY,
Plafutirs Attorneys
once and r. o. Address.
100 broadway.
New York city. -
TIL. following a diagram OF the property 10 Be cold.
known as No $50 East 35,h street
East 3Sth Street
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THE CONTROL OF THE TROPICS.
BENJAMIN KIDDs NEW BOOKS

The first edition iS nearly exhausted anu
secord is in active preparation. ,
"A timely book on an important SUBJECT ''"'-'
Daily
'Mr Kids reasoning ard logical and his con-
illusions are well worthy Ct thoughtful consideration -
The Tribune Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-29
RISE AND GROWTH
OF AMERICAN POLITICS.

A Sketch Of Constitutional Development by
HENRY J. FORD.
CLOTH. CROWN svo $50.
The purpose OF this work Is 10 tell the s'otS
Of our politics 80 as 10 explain their nature anu
,nterpret their characteristics; Il IS an eAPiaHa
ton OF causes rather than narrative OF eNents
60 that the reader may understand the actual
system Of government under which we i've.
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DROPOsAI.s FOR STEAMER ATLANTIC.

- -Orcs Of Quariermaster Governors Island n Y.
H Ort % lSss-seaed proposals IN duplicate, tor oiy-
Atlantic will b. received here until IL noon
Nov 10 ls0s L ; reserves the right 20 reject
all proposals Information furnished application I'm
veiopes containing proposals should he marked proposals
for buying Atlantic" and addressed u Captain L. u
MATCHMAKER. O 81.
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The approximate amount Of me len or charge 70 ssry
rb,c6 bs r-ouerv IL be sold Is sixteen th1usani SIX
sn4rd ana rinety three and Sl-iOo liars NlGSs53l.
visiIa ~ costs with interest from Ort1rrr loih. lss
So ,s as taxed are three hundred and forty TWO sh1
o. 100 d0lars s342 3D. the approximate amount OF
the charges or Lens for taxes, water rates e'o u 80
hundred and eighteen and 300 dollars N7lso'' WIN
interest," . " AG 1SJs IL vANDERPoEI- Referee
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FRONTIER STORIES.
Rv CY WARMAN. 12mo, S1.25.

No one knows frontier life better than Mr
warman and the characteristic simplicity with
which he here depicts some Of its romantic
esnects throws into striking relief the real exist
ence where romance is an everyday reality.
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