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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.

PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
Tho first witness to-day. NJ. Paul
Meyer. member of thcN institute and
director of the School III Ancient Manu-
sciipis described his researches i'll
connection With the Droyfus ease. which
LED To his conclusion that the bOrdcrcau
was npt ouly in Estcrhazy's handwrit-
ing. but WAS actually written by Ester
ha@N. Il am conVinced.' said NJ.
Meyer by It masnlfy!ng glass that the
hor!crcau WAS written in Il FIRE" hand
and withou, hesitation. whereas il is
precisely hesitation in The formation Of
the stroke which reveals the use of a
method oi tracing. can affirm that ii
is in tn writing and in tho very hand
Of EstcrhaIv. That is perfectly clear
10 me" tclmmotiunD
ANOTHER CONFIRMATION.
Prof. Auguste Moinicr. of the School
of Ancient Manuscripts. gave similar
evidence. lie said that each fresh
execution of til" bordercau only served
10 further convince him that it was
TN" work OF Estcrha2y. Amid deep AZ
tcntiln the Witness demonstrated how
III" conclusions of The experts who at
trihuted tin burderoau to Drryfus were
mutually destructive. and dwelt on the
defects of NJ. iicrtillon'S arguments,
pointing ont the striking resemblance
of tho alleged doctoy"d Handwriting To
Est rhHHN' = writing. who H. added. in
p
Colonel SchWartZkoppen. the former
German military atlachc Il; Paris ana
0nc dlSSimilariti'S between the writing
of The nordereau and that OF the pris-
on.r-
ne n!eii''erS Oh me r"ur, ny '..'i
Wrr" apparently mvch interested ana
asked u number of questions. To WhiCr
with, IS replied. UNFOLDING his conclu-
'i' -. nae "''@ ''N "''''' ~
GINMf;AI. AlERCIER INTEEVENES
General M-rci,r requested permission
10 speak ana called attention to the
fact that i'm MS testimony before the
court IF Ca..aiion i,rof. Mo,.n.rr said
Z, chRngc was nppnrant in Es;crhazy's
handwriting after 1884 ana asked that
tn. pro.essal's former evidence be read.
NJ. Labori. leading counsel f,r The de-
f.nse. inquired If General M"rcicr in
icrvonoI with the object of verifying
Prof. Molinier's evidence. Counsel add
cd That 10 seemed To him General Mer-
cior INTERVIEWED less in the character OF
a Witness than as a representative of
thu government O.. lmissiouer
M,rcior RENTED that ON this special
point h., desired To confirm ;he evidence
If Prof Mol.nier. which. hc said cor
roboiaied NJ. Reriillon's statement that
r.. Ine man OF straw. changed
i nroyrns ' " '''''7 ~ ''''V' '''''e'
In cnncI,.i.n Genor,l N;cr.i,r s,;d.
.JInvf,,r oun,,b,.i,oI H., ,.,t,, =, 49,
card tn me rbon.n in rs,orh,zy.s
n;ln,lwrjtinr in iSe7 norh,ns hnforn I
ann safisnad'' urnn,,notinnb
,>,rt,,,r D,,.,.,,,.e ,,.,.r>.,,..
80
Professor CRY. also OF the school of
Ancient Manuscripts. iraverscd similar
Ground ID that covered by Prof. Mol
MGR. lic said tine hprdcrcau had only
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ter h.s deposition. remarked 10 a friend:
II am leaving an atmos pherc Of ac-
tfiftH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
INVITATION TO GOVERN0r
TYLER

Governor Tyler received an invitation
from the Admiral Dewey Receptlbn
Committee Of Washington to-day to
iHi .S' l"t" ia 4 suitable welcome - Al
inirai l'ewey which the people Of ;ha
District Of Columbia are arrans,ln'. -
give aim when he returns 10 Tho NJ
uonal Capital. about October End rbis
VIII be- 4 national event and ON. ~ H.,
principal features VIII be- the amin.
presentation by the Secretary OF Tie
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31

cnrs'ons from every poln. within a
large radius, ana Very large attend.
anoe is hoped for.
HELD ON ANOTHER CHARGE.
II J. Howard. alias II. j. Downing.
el IN Sufio.N q few days ago 81, ,bo
CAHtse %: sw!nding Il number of young
ltd-es he:e. was tried ii tho Police
Couri this morning and acquitted of
the charge ot deitaudins He WAS held
however, on accoun, Of a board bul
rue "n,l the matter could be decided
me prisoner WAS confronted Win his
iaAdiadY. Mrs Annie Rogers. whom H.
TEX IN arrears OF board ncaiiv two
weeks and on this charge he was sen.
ara;ely tried. In this case decision was
M!tkh.il. We
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
IMPERIALISM CONDEMNED.

We are radically and unalterably op-
posed - imperialism in the United
States # America. When we have
solved some OF the race problems that
contron; uS at home. then, by exam
pie. VIC can proclaim the blessings that
follow free institutions and thus pro-
cure benevolent assimilation without
criminal acSrossion.''
We are opposed TO cntanglinE alli-
anceS with foreign Kingdoms and en-
pircS.
We commend tho action or Congress
in declaring that our war with Spain
was for humanity ana not for con
quest
We proudly recognize the vnlor ana
glorious achievements of our gallant
soldiers and sailors from Bunker hin
70 this Ve"y hour as being among the
most thrilling ana glorious in Tie his
tory Of the world. bu; we profoundly
regret that American soldiers are being
unlawfully used in the name Of lihcr-
~ 10 crush and destroy grow!n,: Re
iubliranism in the Orient and we de-
nourcc the secret and vicious alliance
now i'll evidence between England ana
ne Republican administration whereby
his nation may become involved in war
With foreign nations.
We demand that the Cubans and Phil
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DREYFUS INNOCENT.

My IMPRESSION" added the witness
was that be was anxious to assert
firmly ana unoqu.Yocally the absolute
Innocence OF l9yeyfus (Sensation).
"l;esariins the bordereau." continued
NJ Iicot. the atiachc said only three
documents enumerated were referred
90. the fact being that tne other. we're
padding. meant 10 swell the dossier.r
Witness noted that the attache en-
nl'yed III. expression. hydraulic
D'ake,' and Nevcr pm umhtic brake"
EsTENIiAZY 4 sWINDLER.
In regard 10 Esterhnzy. the attache
Nj iicot. said. declared that h.. constd .
"feu hm sW.udler. the aitache also
assorted that Esi.rhazy had relations
with Colonel Schwartzk omen. who dis
mss! him because Esterllahy only
Drought Information devoid of interest
IL Mas then. continued NJ. picot. ;hat
t-sterha%y 'ricd 10 enter the War Ofice
ana almost succeeded. and il was then
mat ne wrote to Colonel Schvartzkop-
pen The letter since known as the Dor
dereau. In reply To the writer of tho
ocrdereau. added NJ. Picot. Colonel
SchWarizkoppen wrote tho telegram on
the cdrd known as the Pett bleu. but
ON reflection h crUmDlcd it up ana
thrcy II n the fireplace.
(CNo+FuuaI cs~.N
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
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".nntinued On Third Page0
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-31
PRAYER FOR FILlPINOs.

We heartily reai,ivm the entire Chi
cago platform OF 1896. ana We especial
~ emphasize the financial plank there
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17
VENETIAN GLASS.


II Fragile Beauty Unsurpassed bv
Ma.s-ra ART.
An article in the Woman's Home
Companion by Orlena L. Shackleford.
treating OF Ornamental Glass In All
Ages" present the claims of the Ven
etian glassmakers to the highest rec
ignition of art.
Venetian glass owes It's extreme
thinness and hgntness TO me wart Of
lead In Its composition. All the orna-
mental shapes were blown, and owed
their beauty to the skilful manipula-
ton OF the worker. whose delicacy Of
touch and artistic taste were often .
heritage from generations Of glass;
blowing ancestors. The most priced OF
the Venetian productions was the
beautiful 'vitro-ditrina.' or lace glass.
generally known as filigree OF this.
there are two kinds. the 'ritorto' and
the 'reticelli.' The former was tho
less elaborate. and consisted of q siu-
gle tube twisted and given a spiral d.
rection. the ground Of the vessel be-
ing OF different color. The 're.icel-
IL designs we're more varied Some
times the twisted tubes were powdered
with gold and ms e vertical. horizon.
tai. diagonal or curved: indeed. ever/
variation was given that ingenuity
could suggest or fancy devise"
Aventurine glass was invented by
the Venetians. its secret being discoe
cred by the accidental dropping II
brass or copper filings into a pot OF
melted glass, which resulted in the
diffusion of gold specks or threads
throughout the mass Its name is said
to signify adventure, or resulting from
chance-a word half Italian, but coin
ed proba bly, tor the OCCASION, to denote
the peculiar variety MarDied or vari-
egated glass was made to resem BILE
chalcedony, Jasper. lapis lazuli and
tortoise she'll There was kind or
green and purple which. became red BY
the transmission of light. frosted
glass which showed an icy coating was
made by dipping the vessel when half
blown in pounded glass. the particles
OF which readily adhered to the warm
mass. which was ,reheated and.
wrought into shape. Sometimes
pounded glass of different colors was
used with fine effect upon the same OBJ
ject. These with delicateiy gildedt
GLASS and some ernamented with jew
Ell patterns like those Of Damascus
formed the principal kind of Venetian
glass. which was too thin for engrav.
irss and could rarely bear enameling."
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

The war in the Philippines 10 pro-
crossing favorably. uoilo has been
occupied by our troops, and in the
several skirmishes the natives have
always been defeated. Our troops will
have little difficulty in getting posses
sion of the coast towns, but ii the war
10 carried into the interior, We may
expect heavy losses although the final
outcome OF the contest cannot be
doubted.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17
TIN DEADLY oRlP.

Il aSxim abroad in the land. The
srs yos breath may Do full Ut its fstal
esrmsi Don't neglect the ''Grip" Or
ysu will open the door to PnenmO-
nis snd consumption and invite death.
70 SIRE sigus are chills with fever.
keadache. dull heavy p*ins. mucous
1,sehsrges from the nOse, sore throat
and msvsr-lsl 60 cough. DOnt waste
precin.n time treating this cough with
trtehss. tablets or p.'Or cheap ayrups.
Care is as once with Dr., Kings
New Discovery, the infaliible remedy
f.M brDl.ci,ixi troubles. 1t kills the
a.seas germs, heals the lungs and IRE
vents she dreaded after effects from
tAa nalady. Price so cents and 81 90
Money back il not cured. A trial
b..kkis free ut Noshsr & Co.'S. drug
shers.
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DANGERS or THK GRIP.

The greatest danger frUm LA Grippe
10 Of its resulting in pmsunlUiIix. If
reasonable care rs used. hnwever, and
Cough remedy taken,
all danger will 10 Av:,itirti. Among the
tans Ut thousands who have useu this
,stnsd. for Ia grippe We have yet To
learn Of single Case having resulted
in pneumonia. which shnws conclusive
" that this remedy il n corr ain pre-
tentative of that dangerous disease.
It will euro In grippe in less time than
nny other treaiment. IT. 10 pleasant
AMI safe aostxse. ss' For sale byesMSsilo.
e. d co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

Southeast quarter 3 . -, want offer.
South half 8 IS l9$S.50 per A.
All II ! IS 70. $3.50 per acre,
/ cash bal on lime.
Southeast Or 2 23 10. - per acre, 100
j.. cultivation.
All 81 50 81 10, 72O acres. 400 broke,
walt offer.
S.nthemst or 10 23 - $50 cash.
All ~ II 2a 20. want offer.
N"rthsasI Or 70 - 20, want offer.
Southeast o. 81 % ~, Want offer
All Of 3 % 20, want offer.
Al of 81 % 20. want offer.
SOUTH halt ~ - 20. want offer.
N,rthwest Or 2 "a Is, $500. 200 cash,
balance on time
Northwest O. - 10. $500.
e..uthwest Or / "A Is. $500.
Northeast or ! "A 10, want offer.
y. ~, hexst o. l - 10, want offer.
All al . ~ Is. want "ff~r.
N.Hthwesl or 10 - Is. want offer.
Al Of 10 - 10. y Ant "ffer.
1ast halt Of - - 10. $500.
Al 70 - 10. want offer.
S,.uthw~s, or so - i6 want offer.
h"rthw-s, or 81 "a Is, $500. half c~sh
k~ol half IS - l6. want offer.
Nor, Beast quarter 10 "a II, want offer
Southeast Or II "a IL; want offer.
Nor,h half l ~ l8. want offer.
y athwsst Or 2 - lS, $500
All IL ; - Is. want offer easy terms.
Wesl halt Z "a Is. want offer.
Northeast Or FL - 10, want offer.
Northwest Or 70 - IL, 46OU.
N.rths~st Or IS - 10. want offer.
Northeast O. Is "a 20 want Offer.
Nor, kw-si Or Is q 20. want offer,
X ..,h~ ~, az - - 20. want offer.
Eor,h~est q rs "a 20, want offer.
Al ~ 81 - 20. wasn't offer.
shw-s, or - - 30, want offer.
+ ,,hw-a, or 7 p Is. $500.
All , Is rs. wan offer.
N"rihe-st ar l6 IS Is, want otfrr.
Nnsshw~.t rs 25,,8. ~nnt offer.
s..a,hw.s. or a445 -. wan. offer.
south = ~, or "a IS u. w.nt offer.
N.a,hesa, gr 30 % ~. >T00.
Nur;:twpst az 5 81 u. $jcsi
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

The house and senate of Oregon have
agreed, almost unanimously, to sub
NIT an amendment to the CONSTITUTE on
giving women the same privileges Of
the ballot az men. 1t 10 of interest to
note in this connection that the legis-
lature of Colorado has adopted a res
for the benefit of other states
commencing the good results of this
experiment in their state, where wom-
IA suffrage has been in effect for
several years.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17
rHK kAvAGEs OF Grip.

That modern scourge, the Grip, poi
SONS Lie air with its fatal germs, 81
that no. homo is safe from its ravages,
but multitudes iiave found sure pro-
lection against this dangerous nal*dy
IL DR. Kings New discovery. Whs"
YOU tesi u soreness in Your bones amt
mu.cles. have chills and fever, with
snre throat. pains in the back OF the
head. catarrhai symptoms and as'no'
born cough you may know 70" have
the grip, and that yo" need DR.. Kings
New Discovery, 1t will promptly cure
the worst cough. heal the lahamed
membranes. Kill the disease germs.
and prevent the dreaded after effects
Of the malady. Prices 10 ceh's aud
81. 90. Mrney back it not cured. A
trial bottle free At MOsher's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

@L1 p. BABCOCK. Of AvocA, u. z. .
veteran of the Ord n. 7. ARTILLERY AaA
for thirty years Of the Babcock 4
Munsel Carriage Co.. Of Auburn. SAP, II
write to express my gratitude for the niras-
1ous benefit received from DR.. Niles. AearS
Cure. Isuffered for years. ~ result Of army
life, from sciatica which Affected my hsast
in the worst form. my limbs swellsd froa
tho ankles mp. I blosted Hntil Wa unable
10 button my clothing; had sharp pnips
aboas the heart, smothering spells AID
shostness OF brrath. For three months I
was unable TO lie down. and AL the sleep Z
cot was In an arm chair. was treated hy
the best doctors bus gradually grow woese.
About year ago commenced taking DE-.
Niles New Heart Cure and Is saved my u1o
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

A story is told of the way in which &
Massachusetts, clergyman. long age
lead. once reproved young man in
words both apt and singing. The
.oung man. with a heartlessness which
nothing could excuse. whispered TO a
friend a comment upon a poor Grip
pie who was near him In crowd
You'll find his case in the Bible" he
whispered, none TOO softly. In the
twenty-sixth chapter of Proverbs it
says. The legs OF the lame are not
equal" The clergyman heard. ard
bending the gaze OF n pair Of piercing
eyes upon the whisperer. he said clear
", You would do well to remember
the last clause Of that same verse
Young man. II reads SO Is parable II
'h> mouth Of
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17
Belpre Items.

Book Clark returned TO his home In
Marysville, Mo-, Thursday,
Henry Laird~ras in town few days
last week.
Mrs. Domain made a business trip to
Larned this week.
MIR. Browns family are inst gesting
up from the grip.
There il to be q school entertain
ment at No. 80 tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom HerOd went TO
Macksville this week on business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

1t is . curious fact that in present.
ing tn. argument against the LEGALITY
of tho extra session. Goddard was
assisted by the two greatest insurance
combine lawyers in the state, Horton
& Hitc. The insurance companies are
greatly interested in this matter as un-
dor the law taxing premiums they have
paid into the state S47 900, which is
nearly ,wico the cost OF the extra ses-
sion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

South half S Is II. want offer.
All Of 9 Is II. want offer. ~
nll Of II rs II. want offer
South half II 25 II want offer.
All If Is Is II. want offer.
Northwest or l8 Is II. want offer.
Southeast Or "a rs II, $500.
Northeast Or 20 rs II. want offer.
southeast Or 80 rs II. want offer.
Southeast qr SO IS II. vast offer.
Northeast or rs Is, $3.50 ! cs.h bal.
on time.
All Of l3 rs 18. want offer.
Northwest Or "A % 18, want offer.
Northwest Or 16 rs lS, want offer.
Southwest Or - Is 18. want offer.
North half 25 IS IL, want offer.
Northwest Or % rs IS. want offer,
Norrhea Or % rs Is, $1,000 we'll i'm
proved. all fencrh.
Sout beast Or ~ 25 10, want offer.
Son, hwrxt o. 20 rs IL. want offrr.
Northeast o. 20 rs t8. wan, offer.
East half 50 IS l8. want offer.
Southeast or 2 IS Is, want offer.
Mr. h-as, or Z IS lS. $3.50. half cash,
balance OF time.
E"rr Invest or "A Is 20. want offer.
N"riiwest or Is IS l8. want offer.
SOrl beast ar Is IS IL. want offer.
N'sthwsst Or 20 rs IL. want offer.
hortheast Or % rs TX. want offer.
>nutheas, a. ~ rs 10. want off.r. :.
Southwest Or 2s rs Is. want offer.
Nor, beast or 90 2s 10. want offer.
N..r,h half II Is 10. want offer.
Nnr' Invest o. 4 25 20. $500, well i'm
pr'Netl
No,th half OF southeast or and south
half nj northeast or l IS i6. want
"ff~r
>.hn,h hrif If northeast ar and north
half &c southeast quarter = 26 10.
wan, uffer-
>tr.h half If southeast or amt south
.,-,s NJ northeast Or 8 % Is. wan,
..ff.r
S." - st az 7 20 ~. want nff~r.
north. -, or 8 26 II. want offer.
S.",., 'r.lt of tina northeast Or nf 26 -
/ II Ant otter.
:; : 81. 49, or 81 IS II. want offer.
S.ass, .,.., or g.. rs Ii, want ~ffsr
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

Seaton of Atkinson has offered q
resolution In the house declaring for
q constitutional convention. 1t is TO
just as absurd to run the state on our
old constitution rs it would be to con-
duct . farm at the present time with
the tools and machinery of fifty years
ago.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

AN HONEST NEDICfNE FOR La GRIPPE
G-oage WYATT of South Gardiner
Me-. says II have had the worst cat
cold chilis and grip and have takNh
utS of trash vt mo- account hut profit
to tie vendor. chamherixin's Cough
remedy fOr;la grippe is tho only thing
that has done amy good whatever. |
have usod one 50 cent hottie aud the
cl,llls. cold aud grip have left me. I
congratulate the makers ot an honest
medicine Sold by Moshrr & co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17
FOR LA GRIPPE

Thomas Whitfield & Co.. 24O Wab-
18Th av, c,rncr Jackson st.. Ons of
t'hiragO's Oldest and most prominent
druggists. recommended Chamberlain
Cough remedy for III grippe, AS il not
only gives n prompt and complete re-
lief, hut also cOunteracts and tenhan-
~ "f IL grippe tres uIt in pneumonia.
For sale by Mosher. & CO.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

.1lrel~eA TelNVrNrhv .nd M.-.~~r>l "P>
Wireless telesraphy depends on the
REGISTRATION. OF an electric discharge
which may be produced at several
miles distance. The registering or re-
cording apparatus has now been APP
piled to the service OF the weather oo-
server. A fash OF lightning and the
wireless teiegraphy receiving instru.
ment Is found capa BILE nf recording the
discharge automatically. It is one Ut
the most interesting o! recent a3piicA-
ions Of electricity
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

1t seems probable that y law will be
enacted putting q binding Irvine fac
tory in the state penitentiary. If it is
done we will be pleased to acknow-
ledge that the republicans have done
something worth doiRg.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

VAAV UD-ssveral Trustworthy persons In
w this suaiO TO manage our business In
their own and nexrby countiea. 1t 10 mainly
oO0e work and conducted ut nome. SALARY
b0nG Ado no mUro ho less aalary Monthly
o1S. kefersnees. Enclose self-ad resssd
0toDped envelope. Herbert 3. Hess. Prsst..
DOpt y. Ihisag0.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

Congressman BrowerEtOck of the
End + let has appointed his son as
his private secretary, q man who has
not been . resident of tho state for
the past three years.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17

Gov. Stanley poses as a great
church man and q Msthodist Sunday
school teacher, yet no appointed noted
gamblers and jsck-lsg politicians who
forge their Endorsements.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-17
RES rR,cT,oNs ON TRADES.


Some Csrioas Acts That Wers PAased
In ERGlnnd.
There are many instances of Gu
rious acts passed in connection win
restrictions on trades and professions
and in some cases an element of hui
NOR enters into them when judged by
the standards of today, says the Corn
hill Magazine. The want OF confidence
In lawyers, which rightly or wrongly
is somewhat commonly entertained. Is
at least as old as the times of Hen
~ WI, for an act was passed in 1861
to reduce the number of attorneys in
the eastern counties The act shows
that there were upward of eighty such
in Norfolk and Suffolk and their num-
fers were mercilessly reduced to six
In Norfolk. six in Suffolk and two in
Norwich. A statute of Henry VII
(14S9) enacted that no butcher should
slaughter Gait e in any walled town. a
restriction likewise extended to Cam
bridge. AS though the gambling of
the South Sea Bubble period had cast
Its shadow before. an act Of 1857 strove
to limit the number and restrain the
Ill practices of brokers ara stock job
oers and after the disasters OF that
time another act in 1874 aimed at pre-
venting certain Infamous" practices
OF stock-jcb bling. A law not Of restrdc
ton hut Of relief was that of 1712. ex
empting apothecaries from filling the
Offices of constable. scavenger and
.'ther parish duties and from LIABILITY
OF being called upon to act on jur!es.
A bill that passed into law in 1923 pro-
riced against journeymen shoemakers
Tawning boots. shoes. leather or othe
materials, ard established rules for
regulating them The matter Of SER
wants certificates OF character is still!
burning question and an act of 1892
sought to prevent the fraud OF coun-
ferfeitinE them. Several laws passed
In England. and Scotland had emrOw-
cred justices OF the peace to Ak the
wages and piece work Of artifleers and
Other workers. and this arbitrary pow
- was Withdrawn under George III.
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Il see." said the bachelor, that lac
.~.y :. 2rus COM ,ssmaE VIII mas
zen elected from Utah speaks OF his
three wives as moral obligations :"
Well, he IL at least partially right
returned the benedict. Wives are
certainly obligations that have to b
met
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ar II by . miracle"
DE-. Miles, Remedies
are cold by all drug
gAss un6ss . positive
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benefits or money re-
funded. Beck On dis
eases OF tho heart and
nerves free, Address,
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Wednesday, Feb. Is, was the ami
vsrsary of the destruction of the U. S.
battle ship Maine, in Havana harbor.
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