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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-07-12
A TOOTHSOME BIT.

For a Welsh rarebit, CRATE one
pound Of soft American cheese. Put
this into a saucepan with half tea
spoonful of salt. a dash of pepper, a
teaspoonful of Worcestershire sauce,
two whole eggs beaten until light,
with two tablespoonfuls Of milk.
Stir until the cheese is melted. Pour
over slices of hot buttered toast and
serve mediately.-Ladies' Home
Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-07-12

Blanched almonds are both brain
and muscle food, and the man who can
include them in his daily bill-of-fare
will, to quite an extent, keep up his
mental force and clearness. juicy
fruits also develop more or less Of the
higher nerve or brain; but, unfo--
tunately, they do not agree with everv
oneLadies' Home Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-07-12

Arthur Ledyard, aeronaut, fell into
Lake Erie near Toledo with his ba-
loon and was drowned.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-07-12

Cora Urquhart was sixteen years Of
age when she married James Brown
Potter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
The Study Lamp.

Incchcun was tho BENEDICT Arnold of
Pericho and NIL TINT region. He was cs-
tccmcd n traitor TO his country. n rene
gn1H from his church. This Incident Is
full OF cheer to social outcasts. whether
sdch justly or unjunilyi they are still
souEht of JcsuR. 49, His church In TO
be- like Jesus self In It's obllvIousncas to
public contempt OF individuals. Whether
Tint contempt Inns any foundation IN
fact or not. It ls still mn immortal soul,
which Jesus loved for which he died.
Let Jesus church. Ike Jesus SELF,
still seek and save, the l0Ht. He rcaO-
lutcly Ignored NIL distinctions OF social
caste when soul was TO be won. 80.
We can enter Into social relations with
sinners II am not sure that We must en-
ter into anch relations). when the end
md nlm OF II 10 that We may save them.
a single courtesy Will do what M are
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|: MIDNIGHT BRIEFS. !:
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PEKIN-A few days ago the British
troops we're notified OF the existence OF
large amount OF treasure twenty
miles northwest. Colonel Tullock and
n hundred men left to-day to investi-
gate the truth. of the report.
CHRISTLiNA-Crown Prince Gus
tavc, who has been acting as regent
during the illness OF his father. King
Oscar, has arrived here. A meeting OF
the cabinet was held To-day, and Pre-
mier Stccn VIII give a banquet Tonight.
BERLIE-As' the result OF mass
meeting at Hamburg OF friends of the
Beers at That place. they have sent the
imperial chancellor. Count Won BuclOw.
strongly worded .dlYavowal pf the
German governmcntsT ransvaal policy.
CAPE ToWN-Slr Alfred Miner has
been sazetted administrator Of the
Orange river colony and the Trans
WAL. General Kitchener has cabled to
the authorities OF South Australia. ask
ing that the wounded imperial BUSH
men who are convalesccnt be returned
TO South Africa. 3s.a.
HONG kONG-Thc city. was picard
cd to-day with statements melting the
people and the members OF the secret
sOcletleS TO unite and rise during the
month OF January, and drive out all the
foreigners. Crowds gathered around
the placards. but no actual outbreak Ia
reported.
GETTYSBURG-The Womcns Relief
Corps OF Iowa has arranged to erect n
monument hero In honor OF Jennie
Wade. the only woman killed during
the battle Of Gettysburg. Tho monu.
ment VIII be erected In the spring, and
VIII be dedicated on July 3, 1901, the
th'rty-cighth anniversary Of the battle.
PHILADELPHIA Negotiations oro
In progrcSa for the charterIng Of Ave
tramp steamships. which viii carry
from this port II 800 tons OF steel rnIIp
TO Norway. The orders FOR the rails
VIII he plnccd by tho state railways Of
Norway with the Pennsylvania Steel
Company md the Maryland Steel Com.
nhni. III'g
COPENHAGEN--Thc brother OF Pro-
lessor Andrcc, the missing Arctic OK
plorer, who attempted to roach tho
North Pole In balloon, resides Mt
GothenburE. from which place II is an
iiourced that, hoping for Andree's ro-
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y . =
yof self-righteous dlslain viii not. 1t
will sometimes convert q sinner from
.hc error OF his way. 80 = Curiosity,
may be a means OF grace, 1t is a good
thing when the stolid indifference OF q
community can be broken up. and lpeo-
plo inclined to say with Moses ut the
burning bush: 81 will turn aside and see
what this thing IT, Grace was
magnified In the salvation OF Zaccheus.
He was a hardened mOney-gettlng mai
OF the world. AS Valllngs finely says:
THE corrupt child OF an age OF corrrp-;
ton and fraud STEPPED In an atmoa.i
.nhere of oppression. social suspicion.
national aversion: confronted, for the
first time in his life. with absolute per-
s0nal honesty. transparent truth. ard
single minledress-heart and life were.
changed Mt stronke before the burning,
gaze OF 1ncarnate Honor."3o - = 80
Iacchens drove the nails Into the coffin
OF his dead vice when he made four-fnld
and gave half to the poor.
Sacred arithmetic. this. heavenly multi
plicatIon and dIYision!5 The camel went
through the! needles eye. A rich NUN
sot into the Kingdom, A public cxtor-
!tlOner became the free-handsd alns-
glYcr. And the cold.heart of a rapa-i
cious publican glowcd with n newnftec-E
ton. =. after assisnment-what?
Haccheus's proposition reported on
!" Change to-day would produce a SEN
sation. No debtor know Of proposes
to revive outlawed accounts with
view to paying them. No assisnor, as
far as ! know. having retrieved ils
fortune. now proposes TO pay the hall
ance on each dollar with interest. Yet
does not the Christian principle of res
;itution carry a man bayond the line
marked by the civil statutes? Does not
the disciple of Christ recognize n Inv
higher than that OF the state? -. 80
Pour yourself in the way Of Christ's
coming, Take some c0igne of vantage.
some sycamore altitude. Get out at
get out Of! the. din and throng of t,.
world. Jesus will surely note our ef-
fort and reward us. Zaccheus needs
speak no word; his action speaks louder
than any articulate sound. ''t' Je-
sus Is still In search OF entertainment.
He stands at the door and knocks. Alas!
that. of so many places. 1t must still
be said, MS OF the Bethlehemite inn:
There Is no ro0m!" 0 the SOL
enn responsibility of heads Of families:
The household usually embraces the
faith of Its head. Who shall measure
the exemplary influence OF one who es-
tablishcs and maintains home? Id
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turn from the Polar regions, he has de-
iIerred opening the latter's testament
Eiorf twelve months 4
~ WAsHINGTON--The nomination OF
~ dson G.. Clements, OF Georgia, to be
Interstate commerce commissioner,
was ", sent TO the senate To-day. Mr..
elements succeeds himself. ia
RETtNE-The vice president OF the
Federal Council, Ernest Bremen, OF
Bale, has been elected president OF
switzerland, for 1901. In succession to
Walther Fiauser, OF Zurich. M
+ NEW YORK-Chnrles Fl. Tweed.
{ chairman OF the board OF directors OF
the Southern Pacific Railway Company,
SAID to- day that there was no truth in
the revived report that the Huntington
/. holdings in the property have been sold.
NEW YORK--A report was printed
mere to-day to the effect that ex. Queen
}Liluaknlani, Of Hawaii, was III Of ty-
phoidi fever at the LilIuokalnni presby
terian hospital. The officials Of the
hospital said the report was untrue, so
star Us that institution was concerned. y
NEW YORK =. Annello Barelga.
Junk dealer. threw his wife
out OF a window p at their home
To-day. She fell to the. ground, thirty
leet below, and was badly hurt, but
VIII recover, The two had quarreled
because the man returned to his home
late last night very drunk.
.,,I'lTTsBuRGH-The 5000 employees OF
the Jones & Laughln Iron and Steel
pants have been notified that the Indi-
fluual wage contracts made two years
ago Will, be renewed for the ensuing
year, with no reduction In pay. It is be-.
neYed that similar action will be taken
Ny the Carnegie company, and the
,Workmen ARE Jubilant.. 4.
GLOUCESTER. NIass.-,rhls city Of
Hshcrinen Is again mourning for the loss
OF several OF her hardy sailors, this time
LOT me captain and twelve men Of the
nshing schooner Siesfred, which has
row been absent from this port for
neufly ten weeks, which Is believed to
nave fou1dered in one OF the terrific
gales which for the past six weeks have
oeeht sweeping the north Atlantic.
SAN FRANGtSCO-CaptaIn f. w
dickens, y. S. N. VIII sail to-morro,y
Is me hsiatic; station on the steamer
NO oe Janeiro. to take command OF the
oregon. lie expects TO soon bring the
pattieship to this port for permanent
iNGF :" uei nun, Wnlcn was seriously
injured when she struck submerged
ROCK IN CHINA waters. The Kentucky
~ili replace the Oregon In the Orient. .
: BURLINGTON. Iowa-The Chicago.
burlington & Quincy railways fast
maii, No. 10. which left Chicago at OLE
CLOCK Wednesday evening, was wreck
co TWO miles west OF KIrkwood early IN.
1ny. Fireman Shannon was killed and
engineer Samuel Dove was badly hurt
me engine jumped the track, and was
demolished. Two mall cars, with their
contents, were burned. The mail clerks
were not injured seriously.
. ClNc1NNATI-RegardIng the short.
age OF George II. Grifiths. lecea sed
CLERK or the board OF education for thir.
teen years, the Enquirer to-day alleges
the deficiency Will exceed half mil.
non dollars. and may reach one mil
non; The Enquirer also asserts that
Grhii ths did not get all the money. His
oeath may prevent the experts, who nre
examining the hooks. from ever dlscoy-
,erins the true amount OF the shortage.
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Mosaic From the Commentaries.

reviations-American. A.; Afford
All: Cambridge Bible, C. B.; Bengel,
B.: Jamieson-F ausset- Brown, J. F. B.;
Clarke. c.: Expositor's. E.: Interna-
tional Critical, /. c.; lieil and Deilitzsch.
X. D.: LANCE. L.: Matthew Henry. NJ.
H.: Meyer. NJ: olhausen. o.: Peoples.
p; NJ. r. Vincent Word Studies. V. w.
S.: Sadler. S.; Stler, ST.; Trench. T.;
Whedon. w: Lives OF Jesus: Eder-
sheim, Ed: Farrar, F.: Andrews, An:
Pressense, Pr: Elicott. Eft; LANCE. La;
Neander, N.
Zaccheus: Zakkai-the just or pure.
sounded like mockery.-Ed Chief
among publlcans: Doubiy odiouS, as
being Jew. and exercising his func-
tons so near the holy city,. And he
was rich: Rich Zaccheus In his poverty;
impoverished Zaccheus in his Wealth.
Little OF statue: Little soul. thinkest
thou that for thee no tree has grown
on which thou highest climb, that thy
eyes might behold Him that bringest
salvation to the heart?-Gossrer. He
ran before: 1t reads almost like SYM
bollcal story of one who Is seeking ito
see Jesus. Ed. Saw him: by the
very eNceptionalness OF his position.
Enccheus strikes the eye OF ALL.
must abide'at thy house: The inviting
was the rea! Inriter.-Ed. Strange hos
telry this for the Lord. yet not stranger
in that life OF absolute contrasts than
that first hostelry.-Ed. They all MUIR
INJURED: o terribly fatal misunderstand-
ing OF all that was Characteristic of the
mission Of Chrlst?-Ed. The sudden
shock OF oppositionn woke Zaccheus to
full consciousness.--Ed Half Of my
goods l give: Zacchcus, the public rob-
Der. had become the abus. giver.-Ed
Love unsealed the fountains OF peni-
tence.-F. When Jesus gains disciples
there has Abraham acquired genuine
sons.-L. We may well be conversant
with sinners IL money do not mean to
practice sin with them.-Majus. And
Jesus said: Il was then, when It had
been all done In silence, ms mostly all
Gods great works. that Jesus spake to
him for his endless comfort and in the
hearing OF all for their and our teach
ing.-Ed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
POLICE FORCES
Will be Established in the Philip
pine Towns-s15o,ooo Appropria-
ted BY Taft Commission.

MANILA, Dec. l2.-The Taft COM
mission has passed an act. authorizing
General Macarthur to establish police
In the cities and towns and appropri-
ating sl5O.oOo for their maintenance.
Commissioner Wright. who is assign
ed to supervise the establishment of n
constabulary, among other duties, said
the establishment OF 4 local police force
was necessary feature OF civil gov
eminent and was approved by the mill
tary government An act was also
passed providing FOR the retention in
office Of the municipal councillors elect
ed under order of the military COVER
nor, until a general municipal law was
passed. The terms OF some OF the
councillors are suspended.
Finally. n bill was passed directing
the civil service board to examine and
report on the readjustment OF the sal
aries OF civil employees.
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The woman who is lovely in face
form aud temper Will always have
friends. but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. II she Is weak.
sIckly and all run downs shr will be
nervous and irritable. II she has con-
st!pation or kidney trouble. her impure
blood win cause pimples. blotches, skin
cruptlons and wretchcd complexion.
Electric Biltcrs Is the best medicine In
the world TO regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood. II
gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
vclvcty skin. rich complexion. It will
make n good-looklng. charming woman
OF rundown Invalid. Only 80 cents
at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
AMERICAN POLICY
Adopted by all the Governments In
terested in Settlement Of Chinese
ttr ntfa cp1 No. .5rI

- s&-S ~ III
terested in Settlement Of Chinese
Difficulty.
NEW YORK. Dec. l3.--A dispatch to
the Herald from Vienna says:
The Neus Wiener Tage-blatt learns
that all the European ministers in Pc.
kin have received final instructions
from their governments. 70 that begin
ming OF peace negotiations can be made
al once.
The success of the American policy,
on which the new agreement between
the powers is based Is even more COM
plste than was expected. AS an inter-
estlns proof OF this. It is learned from
the very best source that the powers
constituting the. triple alliance, which Mt
the beginning were strongly opposed TO
the American policy. have now request
ed their ministers to limit rs far as
possible, oil matters Of formally In the
peace negotiations, SO that peace may
be speedily concluded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
Kew and Analysis.

I. Jesus in Jericho. En- route to JerIs-
alem. A multitude throng to see him.
II. Zaccheus, collector Of revenue, at
Jericho. Naturalness OF his interest in
Jesus. Jesus sympathy for publicans
and Publican;" t2) choice OF Matthew
for apostle.
short stature: (2) crowd: (3) tree.
". Rewards: Jesus invites himself to
Zaccheus tabooed home.
V. Zaccheus' self-deprec!tIon: confess
sion; promised restitution.
VI. Jesus conmendatior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
If Baby Is Cutting Teeth

he sure and use that old and wc!I.t-icd
remedy Mrs. Winslows SoothinE
Syrup, for children tecthng. 1t soo,hrs
the child. soflens the gum, alays all
pain, cures wind collie and Ia the best
rrmedy for dlarrhoca. Twenty-Five
CENTS n bottle 4, mwSt
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VANDALS' DEED.

Defaced the canopy over Plymouth
Rcck-Angles Broken-Reward Of
fered for Detention Of Barbarians.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Dec. 1s.-The
canopy over plymouth Rock has been
dafaced by vandals. The act. to all APP
pearances, was deliberately done. This
canopy is of granite. laxlJ feet and
thirty feet high, being built In the form
OF four piers with iarched opening and
surmounted by ~ granite roof. The
square stones on, either side of the
western entrance are bruised and tho
angles broken on. while marks of other
hnmmering are plain on various parts
OF thr base. A reward has been offered
by the pilgrims society. for the detec-
tIon OF the vandnla. TO make perfect
repairs on the canopy. the entire struc-
turc might have to be rebuilt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
NASAL CSfarTh Quickly Yields to

NNSNH ONlUTTN quickly yINIUR "a
treatment by Ely's Cream Balm. which
is ngrccnbly aromatic. IT Is received
through the nostrls, clennscs and hcnls
the whole surface over which II dIr-
fuses Itself. a remedy for Nasal Ca
tarrh which IL drying or exciting to the
diseased membrane should not be used.
Cream Balm ia recognized nv n specific.
Price 30 cents ut druggists or by mail.
A cold in the head Immediately dlsap-
pears when Cream Balm Is used. Ely
brothers, sc Warren street, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-14
ONE WAY OUT.
A Resident Of Wheeling Shows the
Way,

Only one way to cure a bad back.
Llnlment and plasters may relieve II,
They won't cure It.
Backache means sick kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
III. W,
Wheeling people provo this.
Read case OF IL:
Mr.. J. B. Chambers. OF No. c. South
Wabash street, teaming and transfer
ring. says: you can use my name for
all that It Is worth In recommending
and Endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills. l
got box at the Logan Drug store and
they cured me of a five-ycar-old trouble
with which suffered terribly-rartlcu-
larry 30 for q year. Under the treat
ment, pain In the lolns, eharp twingss
In the kidneys, languor and depression
in the mornings and dizzy head disap-
peared. That Is why indorse Doan's
Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Donn'e-and
take no substitute,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
WASHED STAMPS RECOVERED.
DETECTIVES ARREST THREE MEN AL
LEGGED TO BE CONCERNED IN
REVENUE FRAUDS

Detectives of the Adams-st. station entered
room at No. 142 Lawrence-st., yesterday, arrested
three young men, who alleged to be impli-
Gated in the business of revamping cancelled
revenue stamps and confscated 50 800 worth of
cancelled stamps, 81 coo worth of which had been
washed and regummed.
The men arrested were Charles Morgan. twenty
years old; his brother George. twenty-five years
old, and William Brewer. twenty-three years old.
OF No 2S0 Classon-ave who was discharged by his
former employer. F. c. Seabury, a stockbroker OF
No. Wa-st. Manhattan.
The prisoners arraigned in the Adams-st.
court complaint of Collector Frank r. Moore.
revenue stamps in their possession. In the after
noon they turned to the Federal au-
thorites.
Young Brewer yesterday said that the Morgan
boys entirely innocent OF any crime. The real
criminals had not been caught. he said Continuing
his statement. Brewer said that he took a guam
tity of cancelled stock sale contracts from Mr.
Seabury's office Brewer declared that he did not
regard his act criminal. The disappearance OF
the papers was discovered. and Mr. Seabury. hold
ing him responsible, discharged him. Brewer went
say that he sold the contracts TO a wall
Street man. Subsequently he called on the man,
he said. and secured the contracts from MIN.
Brewer was then asked how it happened they
reached the Lawrence-St room. HIS answer was
that he stored them there, intending to turn them
over Mr.. Seabury ultimately. He declared 10
the detectives that he had nothing TO 90 with
the washing OF the stamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
DEATH OF EDWARD SMITH.

Edward Smith died at his home No. 15s West
Eighty eighth-st.. early yesterday morning after
a sickness of five months. He born sixty-fve
years ago in Westchester \. Y. He edu-
Gated in the public schools. and became builder.
For many years he was an appraiser for fire in
surance companies. He appointed by Mayor
Grace succeed Cornelius Van Colt a member
Of the Board of Fire Commissioners and served
in 1884 and 1885 Among his associates the Board
was Richard Croker. Mr., Smith indie
pendent in politics. He had a summer home at Say
vile. Long Island and another West Farms,
where he had extensive greenhouses and Guilt
Der of Amity Lodge f. and A. M, of the Olympic
Club of Long Island, of the Wawayanda Club. of
the American institute and the National Builders
and Tradesmen,s Society a governor Of the st.
Vincent de Paul Society and trustee of the Me-
chanics' Library. He leaves a widow, three
and three daughters. The funeral viii be held at
his home on Sunday 2:30 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
BROORLYN'S BAD PAYMENTS.
EX-PARK COMMISSIONER soUIER SAYS THEY ARE
WORSE THAN THOSE ABROAD

Ex-Park Commissioner Frank SQuier, after a
three months trip through England and France
returned the steamer Majestic on Wednes-
day evening When asked what the first i'm
preston of Brooklyn after his absence he replied
that he knew he was at home as soon as he struck
Futon-st.. as it was in this street he
the first bit of bad pavement which he had seen
IN three months.
Il have been in eighteen cities in England and
Wales" said Mr.. Squier, and did see
badly paved street from the time 1 left Brooklyn
until came back last night. They have better
system of supervising their streets and parks
there than we have" AS for the boulevards
abroad the x-Park Commissioner said none of
them equaed Brooklyn's Ocean Parkway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
PLAGUE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. SOUTHARD THINKS THE BLACK DEATH
WILL REACH NETWORK IN
SIXTY DAYS.

DR.. w. F. Southland surgeon-major of the Ma
tional Guard of California and Editor of The
Pacific Medical Journal" who is attending the
nual meeting of the Association OF Military Sur
geons, says that he is certain there is mistake
about the presence of the black death in San
Francisco.
To quote his words he said:
it is there and II It is there II will
take long time to stamp it out. Not only that
but if have il in San Francisco you will have it
here in New York in less than sixty days The
only way II be stamped out is by a rigid quar-
antine. The guards who watched the infected dis
trict during the last epidemic of the plague in San
Francisco allowed to return home at night.
This mistake should not be made again. The
quarantine should be absolute, or there is no use
in having quarantine at all
Asked If he thought that all the houses where
of the plague found should be immedi-
ately burned, he replied
No; think DR.. Shrady is advocating rather
treme measures when he advises the burning of
these buildings. l should recommend complete
isolation of the patient and the house. powerful
diSnfectant should be used promptly, and in suffi
cient quantities, would prove entirely efficacious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-01
NO MORE PICTURES WITH CIGARETTES

A law goes into effect to-day which is intended
TO put stop TO the circulation OF pictures photo
graphs and other inducements TO purchase in
packages Of tobacco. cigarettes cigars. Chief
Deputy Wendell Of Collector Treats Internal
Revenue district, quoted yesterday as saying
this point
The system goes into effect Tomorrow and
shall that ii is rigidly enforced The law
prohibits the packing of foreign matter with par
GELS of cigarettes. tobacco little cigars and
tailers having such goods sale after to-mor-
row will be liable if the revenue stamps indicate
that the stock has been manufactured later than
to-day. Cigarettes are taxable according weight
and the idea of the new law apparently is to have
the package contain nothing that is taxable.
Cigarettes weighing three pounds to the thousand
taxable the Of s. co instead of 81 30 per
thousand Manufacturers, after this, cannot ex-
plain heavy weight packages by saying that pict-
cards account for much of the excess
weight. That excuse will not be satisfactory.