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The punishm~nt OF King strike.

The code 81 King Strike ~ now en-
forcing IN Pennsylvania and Rhode
Leland. In both States the m,idrr pun
| tive measures have been rcl,ed upon.
In the beginning. severity should lie
avoided. The law-keepers must be
warned firmly and gently. aad IA few
Instances Of light punishment should
serve IA "a deterrent. IL the offenders
are hardened. more violent and terrible
punishment must fall upon them.
In pawtAoket Thursday the mob, the
possr comltatus OF King Strike. stoned
certain passengers riding against the
Kings peace IN certain surface Cars.
Also punished with stoning wer" GER
tain deputies. not having the fear Of
said King before their eycs. who law
fully rude ON said cars for the purpose
of protecting them and the passengers.
Let this be IA warning to persons going
lawfully about their business. II they
continue lawfully to assemble ia cars
the rignrs 81 the code will b. appealed
to. Deputies and male passengers viii
be- shot. Motorinen and conductors will
be dubbed. shot. lynched. Women pas-
sengers will 10 stripped naked and
soundly drubbed. Such are the prccc-
dents. So saws the code. let tho
rebels against King Strike be contu-
maCious at their peril.
At Old Forge neal Wilkcs-Barre
"Wednesday the Superintendent OF IA COL
llcry owned by tho Irhigh Valley COM
panv. "a rcbellious subject Of King strike.
and five railway employees ridms with
him in a locomotive, we're fired upon
by a party of tho Kings bushwhackers
IN ambush. IL happened that nobody
was hurt. but the lesson should not be
lost. Coal operators and their hirclines
cannot defy hing strike with IMMUNITY.
His arm is long and hls aim is moi, al
WAYS bad.
Observe the kindness and delicate feel
ing II King Strike. lie vas willing TO
give hat party on the locomotive tho
opportunity of an honorable death by
shooting. Their crime Is black enough.
but not tho blacklist for which tho code
provides punishment. In Scranton King
Strikc's posse Comitatus tried To hang
"a colliery fireman. a wrctchod Scab who
persisted in working IN defiance Of tho
Kings edict. The fellow was chased
home. lie escaped for the timo. Never
mind. The moose is knotted for such
traitors To the King. Stringlng up is
too good for such dcsperadocs. An
operator may be- shot, Tho immitig-
able scoundrcl Of a scab must have an
ignominlous death. King STRIKE IS stern
bu; discriminating
Viii IN" miserable keepers 81 the law
and violators of tho Strike Code come
- their -en~osl There ~ plenty II
stones. clubs. lead and hemp IN King
Strikes a-Inorics. He will not long be
merciful To rebels and traitors.
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Tits Life . Lesson.

To TIE EpIIoR on TuE = Sir The
sloatins slcc that Ills the heart Of the don't
know-nothing -about-it agno-iic when b"
can hlan. the Creator for any disaster Is
an amusing study
Mr GRAY. In yesterdays issue. l. badly
shocked at tho Creator per mittins the disaster
at Martiuiqu. Lin. all asnostic~. who. In
spite OF their don't know u all. Away,
az que on IN. side OF atheism, !" delights
ia cheering NJ the Christian Col. Reason
and common sense an hl,utsd 10y the d's-ir.
TO appear smarter than ~. POOR. igiorsnt
mas Of Ihristi.n pcopl. The Almighty hg,
given US brain, 20 Use. to think With, to guide
our sTtions Tie most lguo5ant men OF
normal minds know IL" u~nu'udirg laws OF
nature. VI l build my bous" ia ~" sand or
on the brink OF a Volcano. know am taking
chances. Thi, life l. a sclooi aud IL Lessons
mus, be learned bot let " learn Ike men
and MOI like irving Covard~
Let us try 10 ttinl. that the les. ons must
not be han incrsl INTO ~ let u try 10
AK. the lessons -Ery for each other lhs
world L. b-auiiful. filed With every comfort
given 10 ~ 10y n benevolent ,reator. but
va must learn our LESSONS and learn them
we'll T. hHflsA"'
Nxw YonE. Jupe q?
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1h- ci. q AnrHrR LySCu, Who ~a- ar
r~ied Tho other day IN England and charSei
~ith ~,rOa-,n. present. SINE Interesting
frnturr-. A~,l. from lbs ,ou-idu'iona
gusst'pn Involved IN the fact thai LYNCH
Sas ,hsrt.d To- Parliament, the affair APP
r"ars ~ haV" ~ MANY qu"-r knots aS a
bl1ckthnrn stick
strictly speaking , nan Is not a N"mber
Of Parliament until h" II sworn IN, and
lSScH's -implc election may prove INSULT
c'"nt 10 cover him und"r the Constitution
Moreover. the lngli,h public can never IL
mad. ~ l-'lCvc that, under any citCutn-
s'anccs whatever, a man who takes up
arn~ against British authority and dos
all th" injury h" possibly can to IN" britt-h
icr,'s N the teLi. can la permitted 10
st IN Parliament and help To make laws
for the empire. LSScH. as everybody
knows. fought in South Africa against
England Vow hc wants 20 h. a Membrr
Of Parliament. There u lttn doubt that
he will he told that lie 10 asking FOR too
much and that hs vas In too great q hurry
10 leave France. with too much fai'h In
fsouDE's assertion that = England has u
short memory for treason
EXTREMISTS in Ireland who arr opposed
70 Parliamentary representation In Ing
land. and have nothing but contempt for
tho Irshmsu who would take al cath u
allegiance 10 the Crown, may feel sorry FOR
LYNCH. bsVauso ho pruncd himself to In a
fine soldier and was enrolled In the Irish
brigade hat fought In South Area aud
mad. a recon for which the present gen.
GRAFTON may Justly bc proud. but thcHs
very same extremists blame LYNCH for his
Willingness 20 take the NJ p = oath. Now
hs arrcs, for treason brings eri.t 20 their
mill II adds fuel e. the SnOuldcring hr-s
of Rebellion. and thai cannot fail to pleae
tlTm.
But. after all, II Is barely Possible tina,
the arrest of LYSCH Is nothing more than a
little political move 10 Civ. an Opportunity
To King EpwARp to pardon the rebel and
win tho gratitude. OF at least soften the
anger. Of some u: his Celtic subjects.
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Mems Utsht 10 Work

To1ur EpIToP 80 1HTS So So Tam sur"
Is % Nu,,,. d, sent. ueHt Of 70 great many
usLt. gktrE men Whu l-li"'" ia" time
lrs Co., 20 Iu' t.'Hp - the d,sp"it tyranny
81 ~H-call'i l,nYr uutnu> - '"r>pi'i"usIy
"I,Ir.~y ~ ihc pre- 'ni cunl strike i"N
bong O., such q state 81 trItr, To o- Tolerated
90 'ti~ land 81 ltl-rty, vh"r" every man has
tho constitutional r;ht 10 accept employ
m.ri Whenever and Uh"r"vor oH'rri With a
view 90 az norrs; uyolN ,odf ! wantt" b" ono
~ -. 'g,'t"t w,frn-t- ct hts new -"ri"'y
lot u - org,uiIrd ~ once, and ] b"!i"N" ~
Will slr.,i through Ne land like q prairie
III. llru,i H." tho SIMS - outraged hu-
manu-, IuuN iros, ~
NEW \, ~ june -
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VIA, an oid Portiand-r saw IN New for-'

EFr-l ~ Mur'i"g tffGni'iN
IN Old Pu-lAnder. VINO nAS h~rr 'rrN'N'
H.. Pas, COT ~, raj weeks. las r'urned ~
concluded that New York ci} - too fup'd eva
way for him
nc was returning from a SUBURBAN '-sof' "''
city one day and saw . bad tough kn""t"d "' ny
q lady The coutcmptible hound had ''Hrs'4
20 ore lady 50 close that she leN We NAV h
he then crowded up against another 'ady mo 80
>rry rud.ly. she pulled out On" ~ ley 'l'
end ,abt.d u clean ihrnugh hiS leg above 'ht ~
lie rave an arouiscd yell and got out ~ ihe NiS
quickly a, plss be. aud Just fell on a." ih'"
Aurr reaching tie city the por''end'r t"ys
stree, car 20 60 g. las hotel An ~ nan ~h'
n,AF h,n slguAllcd IN the cCnduci'f ana 2"
,h. car on the wrong side 4 vast 'f'a,a 1-
been blasted out In the ctutrr ~ 81" '-r
Witch a subway " to ~ Constructed INF
4, ~ feet Ia dcpta. and the uld nan s'ru'".
IN. car down iutou lie was picked W. l'i i'f.'-
into = hut kst- IN ~hien ru~t Is u"t''rl 81
engine wen, chu, chu. chu. and h. UG Nr.s'
TO the surface on a ran an A1hulan'r drove
lie was thrown IN AID taken away 20 a Lo'H-
and no r7F nm redrd
Isr Dttsorian vAs perfectly sa,'f-f wa ~
r.psu,u,r % ne W New Nurs. and doc ny' Hal.''
f4r An mote OF u
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queer Ils,.am ncsch-h on ,n.r' '>,ard


From ts Sew frTrgIsrut ''.r.
4 mls. OF poker chiI-, u.ii.l '.at D.
aui "a, losos ~ t.ui-nt, OF I...H. '.
W. wasted 4p OF the beach AZ NH-' ! 'I .
yesterday morning amt found O., o#-
1t l. a >haIH L., iumtlr ~ r',i. w.. d.
and yellow bit Of o"l!ulotd, .. 20 d.
their brilliant color ard sou" u' 'u'
irr their shAle. From "a" centre if.' .
the ragged and wRt.r-wash"d '.u. ed. i'd
entire pack OF cards. and a." ;'.J -,r..
work from the backs Of other atr o. 'T'' !
perfectly on ,or- Of the ,lilr 49, .
lmpres.'on- w.r. md" bN C,s'. . D.
other packs. ~,ich had Oh" t"'u . I.i "a.
Thr oldc>, martncr- IN San ir'r' ~ W..
who have -.eu all sor. vt thlu.- 5000. Ht
OF the depths ~ "a" o''Hu - 'r' '. .
another, we're uuabl" to "a 90 w.
degree Of rxartnrH~ where int can. 70
or what 10 INFANT t." ,hliU. ice tu' -
TO hay. ls.n touched by Ram NuI 'I' s,
arc no, burned. Two fact which ~io' 2
thew We,e suhiectc' 80 % iish f"'"trf 'Irs
un, rot 20 a blaze. Steam ntcht h1N" ~l't'H'
,lrn together. Along ~" Waterfront :
was figured oF tha' the ' inc '.m' from
the s,swnrifs cabin Of "a" VIZ, Sci 40
Irn.iro. Ma other auuk"u N"~-'l NJ ~
n.tshhorLood that II known atom N'lI
h- likely Ia have carried such on "uu' pn"'
aud II i too bulky q 'hing To have .o.i !
for auy very great distance.
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The Texas staiut" prohibiting dealing IN
futur,.- has been pronounced good Nv 'hc
T"Nas Court ot Criminal App al- Thus
fifty ~ sixty brokerage concerns are driven
out - business ~ far 90 dealing In futures
by means 81 direct trl-graIling "a ia" hls
,.t.e- l. concerned Inevitably the statute
will D.. .vadcd Tho d.sirc for = p"rfrrtlv
l'gumlt" c"nrcrcial TRANSACTION a H.
driven u,i Of mems heads by th" foolish
laws q = pub { Democrat" ohawi ao"ns
Recon; Legislatures 81 TrNa- lav" l""n
IN %" 'ahit - L.Igiug CorUritiors and
spi''iug Ere AZ Wall Street lut tie state
J. 'o, great aud growing for the-" antics
L. viii have 80 settle down and let It's ci'i-
snu- MAX" money IN peace.
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American I'm m,srs,,on to Manitoba.

FrBw IN 'rhFasaI ~'ffT iHF'rH4
TWENTY nVs thousand American 'srurrs hNyr
migrated to Manitoba tn, ,prnc and me Canadians
are getting \ niue ureasg lest th">" pioneers nary
sometime start a movement TO- th' Aun''aiion ~
thr province 10 he tptrt states iigi ~ th-rr ~
rrnlv very little difference IN thr government - he
tao rouuiue> ~ i1t 80 'tr fshis OF N" farmer,
arc coacrTn~d II iNnt probable vat IA" immigrants
from SOFT IN the b,1ufap ravr Nng sinister wn'yrs
WLat ihry arr Arrr 0, land arI rom to r'?and
Th- homestead 'sV has -r,r!t-i ~ The iaklu. 40
Of all the aNalshir rtahie land IN f1s q piird STATES
and NAnitoha j. Ne last chance u = = great
c.iu- country ~ wsn a. a rpni p.acr Tor fal>.n'
>vf'ng wheat u vii Spra b. settled up a. IN rate
people nrr risiinr N N'-- ms y~N- Mot - the
Immigrants are from tho pri~s Sts;es
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Passing of the clerical oIi-s. rre'idest

Eru- ne t.tCdgD lf.'a"f
Tlr dfsapp~srancn % br l1ttHI T'l"'
the faLks - TIC miristsual pr'sit.-r
sadly druir'ed Tr'f' l. nov Ir.'' -
who i q political economist il't' is .I'' o.
ward. who uSrd 70 be a rAticuar"hu
1T before he took 60 AdWinisirrrt % .'
there a. H1ileT OF Coiu'upiA. Vh" N'
Of phiioNorhy aud r-iagpSN itct" =
Northwestern another Poiursl 'Hro.
II Angel - Michigan. Wl4>s ar'''
VA rutHil I~uru.,an literature fHe'' N
ron OF Minnesota. a lave ~ tIrT" '' DOH.
L-i,nd stamford HNN' '''f"
of Cplforuia. q Gr~cian thrrr rs
Inru,N . pE.Il npsct rier" - h'."
Hopkins a chemist there 8, lni % '"'>'
pSvchoiogiSt ant - on
NJ over Ne country 'h~ tendency Town
pTcgicrts O. utm,siasAbit ls.n.' o.
a -1lHt'r ari H'rp't ~ 'l"rs
p~-l'-sS' Of Hebrys % = th~Hi.g
Trr~ mon ar a. prrVui IT.
- pto7s o. a general fIie
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Honor or Reputation?


The Presidents special message on
cuba is notable because. in addition 20
all the other sound reasons for cnaCting
reciprocity. It states frankly and ~squarc,y
the fact that We owe the young republic
this concession in return for advantages
already secured b us from Ter:
cuba 10 an independent republic. but . republic
witch has assumed certain special Obligations A.
regards her international passion In compliance
with our r,aues, I at COR her certain special
ccp1ou'c CONCESSIONS IN return. these economic
concessions 10 benent W - veil - her
We do not believe that an American
Congress. Republican in both houses,
will reject this manly appeal from the
man in the White House.
We do not believe that the Republicans
in Congress will defeat. positively 10y
vote ar negatively by obstruction and
omission, the Cuban policy Of MCKINLEY
and ROOSEVELT.
Wedo not believe that either the Senate
or the House will put upon the Govern
ment of the United States the shame Of
reputation. or bring down financial
ruin upon the neighboring people we
have enfranChised.
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Now here j. the case 81 Policeman DoUGH-
HHrY who presented himself IA the trial
r,rprl f., Police Headquarters last week ia a
condition which seemed tn hasty observers
tn be- properly described as intoxicated.
simply "r even compoundly and ooufouLd-
cily drunk. BEFORE Deputy COMMISSIONS
TurRsToS Thursday the ingenious or uH-
fortunate D%oruHEHTY pl'aded that lie
had been ~swigRing bromide IN fat dO-"- 70
steady his poor Nerve For many YEAR W.
hav" watched viii deep n un-"i"ui!nc in
tcr"sr'hn frequency q neurasthrnia among
%, uiI CIV strong policemen and th" TN
u.Iil effect of bromide upon them. P"-
hccmrn r"v,r drink the cup that l"rrs AMI
iuchristc~. They tippl" bro'nid" or qulnin".
and the effect is remarkable some polio"
surgeon could make fame and money and
win n. gratituj" 80 thr scientific world hy
Publishing a mcmo,r on thls cur"us s'is-
ccptIhiity 81 policemen.
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she Took ~Pr~cautioa

Once rpon = Trwe ther" u''i 10 : " W.
rStAhusNfIeut = Man vhs 49, ''
N4cfrarS lie dut~i ou lrrgf'
toNsi~d about cnuGu~fus. Son'
feHn Nasirrs. Fv"r nov ~ 'n"
down n', HDlu'fg Z r"isr,u l.
colossal plNr IN his Giaut NM
~ = SIcr~Ssfli AitsHip SIii'
Sut7s DAY ! shall rs. s~,.rNt
Stv tir i~tra!firr Nisttr,s a..
iust ttrn. CvSrtstrd III iA'As'
s~rGr-d an AU.rhfa~nt 81 hs
Hs'rnsirr. stating hat ,rr hsf As"u '
to often by barriers WHO 'ai f.N'
NuHHi
Think twice before yol ,prnk ana N'h 10
sp@Hk
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rss ~YRrxDsNrs ,fBr
eurssss ~sssus~er 70 Ne rrnt'rt -,
rtae~<f 81 tt. nt-rsrstt

w..HSuruS. Juu. ~ ifaffs.,r. ...
nan,A.r AIi.rt Gi-ave. Las I..u
o. cummsri the United S'a',# crt-r N,.
tov-t. formerly tbe priv at ,a'tf ld'r.,
Og,krn uus-t The Nsyrp~-t - =,
pls~ ~ ~ a." personal iisposttr.r +
d-nt Roosevelt, i~i-pla",ns tho lu.
dr~pat,h BOAT Dolphin. -. v %
siRi-d 20 srneral -%rrNt,-. tf,..Irr ..
inst.--'iun tour ~ L. 'lS'u ~ -.r Al,
% the NAVY Nn1dy tl's -f wlH'r
tsnant-COuwand-T 4 " .trN
-u,,,.'d iicut.nani 4 umu.HaU,r Nr...,
IA cumfaaIi - The Irl IL 90 Dr., .
IT, h. IuN attnrh,d - thr tlt't-lI ~.
gpu AZ iirpWruou. Wash
The Mayiow.r 10 80 H. hard-ur.,
rrntted al tue Brooklyn navy Nlr. a,
the III. u ia. President att h- 'u
She has he~rctufui" t--u ~v,-tF's.,. .r
gunbuat and despatch v"sf"l. IH' "a
placed In CuwnIis~,uu With q EiI'r ia
and h"avirr artnaiU"nt, mai ~ go .
vcntahl. warshfp.
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Tin Teeth a. an Investment.

N''N wv
Fix teeth bv the hu-lri are ON" ~ -,
chief ass-,s witch John lo-'laup ~ ha.
,nS~, Mon enum-rntr- among N- Og iof-
tune said = VI lio,kinS. a Butte mau, NO
n ~ Denver 81.
LoNkaiup keeps a general store ~ VT.
Irr- and for MANY years n Wa ~ 'u''n .
10 trade supplies of OF" Kird or au"'i'i .ut
ELK teeth, which. by a." Say N'i'
for charms and aW'.l''- Ions h"for' -" ll.,
took thcin AZ a. IT." rmbl"fn- o. 'h''t orr
The action Of the colorado lodge D
,,,..tug 10 vear no more 'lk teeth ta,.u.r
III. demand iot th- teeth Cuu-"d a Nlsol' -.l
slaughter OF Ill. had a marked ~ - lI g..
du.ins IA. price other ints"~ f'ri"f''I
the motive, and quit" a boycott ON 'A tom
wa. on for \ year OF NOR" y SFW-. laN-
ever. they arc In d-Tand hsniu
io-.kamp Ia. been selling ht. ~ :? - 90
for ordinary teeth and getting irn' iu.
Tor the very h-st Ills stock IT, sINI' i'it 20
-upply a.. DEMAND foT year. lu' a" bee
no rfort To ell then. a. 10" 49,. ?" '''"
them a. A part Of his %estrt". l"l"N's '''
viii incrpasn ia value faster than any o,..r
kind Of property.
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A virginia Tribrte to Dr. Woodrow wilson.

Won ~ Nffr0nI TfrlFf-
The people 81 vTginia arr proud 81 ~ f'rt1.
pushed compliment paid 10 ur NcodrpS Wilson
By ,he trustees Of he ~ nceion University Ia
.eiscttns him ~ preside over the fortunes ~ that
errst inS,','iion ~ iear'irs Rom and rrarrd IN
Virginia ard educsted a. tho University OF Virginia.
he is \ virglniin Though and through nut ycsfs
ago ne went 20 INC North tn seek a wider nrld, and
he has eouc on from triumph 20 triumph. uuil
hs has nav become the PreSiirn' % on" 90 the
creates, ~ ali ~ Northern Hnivrrl''rs
WEE -- glad tina, Nv. ~hoiNr,hip and his chHract"r
have received this Distinguished recognition, and
W. ,hiuh u = fortunate thinR Tor PRINCETON Inlvcr
Sity AMI for tho ~ntir" cd. riy nat the institution
should draw ~ Inspiration trur 'his s"ur~" III"
south ha. .lways h-en the home ~ True demo'taCy.
IA l. p~eryiar, ne section u; indiNtdus'sm. 81
manly Ind. 3-ndencs and rhivaln II l. unf"tt
una,e 'or the south that men like ur Wilson should
40 away 'of a cNrrer. bu, the ~'rths 1,S IN a. =
respect l. the NORTH, rAi~
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IiiS Abtdtng Path.


lie was a simple man vii u ,ltldlk-
faith ia the doctor abe verdict had b.ru
PRONOUNCED Ilsrv were uUIyirtakHbl, tNiup-
IONS end "a certain sttt ana \ rtcid dict we're
pr.-'ub.d ~ -oon ~ h~ had taken on"
dos" " tho alt and had r'fus'd ~ dinner
h""f. POTATOES. Whit. bread. straw berri--
and a little cup of coh.-. he piuck.d up cpur-
age ard saw himself cilloplhg toward health
III" sal was Ia an aight.ouuC" bottle and tn"
metal cover ~,rew.G on l~nsCrrwlng the
cover h.fprc hreakfas' ~ 'he newt day. h"
-. gulurlv lutnS Blood poisoning srt ~
A. he was DIVING 10 said 10 Iis VIE that " be-
could have given that sa'i q fitr ch1nc" he
W.. sur" that u would have cured him
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Prou n. Philadelphia T,r's.

An uptown reader tells OF a." bro
made by a tot 81 the family who was OF" o!
a PARTY OF ll,tls sirls NJ a recent 'trs~l'r'Y
festival IN tho vicinity Of her HON" -"
Ind len ,sliautly boosting az ~" 20. i'"'
ndynutlg.s Of b longins to hcr iAinl'. D.
had mans g.d to hold her own ~ =,
vUinslorious and ingehuo,- dI.,'Nl-' No
1lo,h.- TO prr.onal ..psnrurC"-. thci 90
= terror fu-nishiur~. then TO a." uuml~t n.
,ons al coal CONSUMED "a th. home % o.
d,,rlny ,L. pa., winter. aud finally hroiI !
IN al par.ntal dignity Inc minister .
littl. karl boi-'"i
= w. .x.,y pn,ksce that comes for fr
- Of. thy-i,,.u Of the n~.tghlnrhOOi
Then came , tin" mort Of ,out,intt H"
IN. HEROINE Of this au"'do'" lph
.,Iaimrd. every package That come
80, to,t.. l. marked 4. q. u There, ipa
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Something ahou, the Democratic noml-
nation for Sherr - Hudson county attracts
with irrcsi-t.bl" charm ~" guild 81 un-
d"rtakcrs. Twelve undcrtaker- seek that
honor and the brother of a thirteenth II on
n" list to make up a bakers or undertaken
dozen. Now the undertaken nr- dignthsd
Il port and manners. slav" and IDLE and
fIll Il zeal and geuti"ne-- Ia the,r pro-
fos>lonal capacity. and their hours ~ eaS"
are sail 20 b" CAV Nv 4 natural reaction
Of the ability Of u~rdortakers there is no
question. but why should thirteen under
taRo-s. or at least twelve straight. all 10
seeking that one job2
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A Uackersack correspondent who Z

A H~ackensack correspondent who IA
c~c'iously styles himself a BELvEpERE :
sends this question in comparative beauty
study:
The ComtrSs- px RoCr.SRkAu say. 'iadmirr
your msn on. ~ muchi Th.y arc Landowner and
stronger than our, That. all night aud I take
ny share ~ The compliment, With thanks But,
,aE'ng the coun,p over. aho are tn. handsomes'
and s'rpu grst mrr'"
The strongest men In the country are
the members OF the Anc."tt and Honorable
Artillery Company Of Massachusetts,. They
arr the strongest b.Cau-e they can carry
the most. they owe their strength 20 per
slst,nt exercise. They have b.Cone sam
SONS by taking long and frequent pulls.
We decline Ia get ourselves into trouble
by giving an opinion as tn : the hand~omest
men, and content Ourselves with a single
detail All "a" sculptors who have been in
Hartford saw that the Putnam Phalsnx OF
that city has tho fines; known collection OF
ssmme real. stately and beauteou- legs.
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A had Hook.

According 10 the Baltimore Sun, n
new surc-pop in f.h-hooks has jus, been
invented hv nne lESNE p. Lam. Tie
picture accompanying tho announce
mont presents n somewhat complicated
and decidcdlv clumsy affair " ~ de-
signed 10 hook IN" lazy nsh tina, 'nc-cly
nibhlcS but presents no genuine i'm
ven on the old method of capt
u-rg the bold bitter Moreover. II Is
burdcuyi with tw" objections. one IN
regard TO III" little nibbl" and ~" pIhcr
IN regard 60 the bia bG Generally
speakug the n.bblcr IL y nuson.c %
tho line and u sort 80 guni-fnr-nothu~
on tho table. He belongs in fact - tho
sucker tribc. while tho bitter. -,iangr TO
say. - a very cautious chap that would
le very likely to move ava from ~"
dangerous tpuaing u,ll.p-s,aring iuy,I-
tion NJ M IrrrU.
Sc"crnl traps of tho dca l-surc order
have been already tried. and the verdict
IL the anglers has always been. "rh" ,'i
way j. the best
There IL an lwUIcns" Li1r-eno" bc-
tvccn catching u fish ou u hook and pa
ming him IN n trap The latter method
ia dospis"l by sppr'sn"n. and - AT
never become popular. Among the lncn
who Esh for tho market the huuk -
still the favori'" when th' purse npts
and ihc all-~lluSht"riug pounds cannot
conveniently or pruntlh,y hc used.
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To rug .pItpr ," tvs SrN ~r nj, weather
n, r. IT, su' VI taar tast'lio"s a. w lave winter
o. tac morning spuas u ~" f"t~nnun, summer In
,rc agr-r,nn AMI HI'ufuu Iu m gVcuine Inic~s
.. ave asatrsT liTlis itrtr vii he M corn gov
ar -. a along the .urih Atlanta, lopc his year,
Z. .rIYs t"Hr - = = %
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,apcrs rooL All There Was.
fr,~ ~ .4,Aul'. l-,~r4s

Ef'W ~ .sHNHfA .NTFf|HN
The Eane ~ bal a, tle pax YESTERDAY, afternoon
between tie law AID d,-i'r taS won bS the
former by = ~or ~ - 20 : ,ApeE ,acrp p-t
formed the r~u.aglhb,c 'ra' RI ,i'a.n- iutre b.gs
IN one continuous ,uuu Of Ne hASc,. and ATS
caus'd a fen n rcfrsrk that t'iaV a isNy,r h. took
even thlnt N sight.
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REV raprihiv v good nol iN ~
told YOU T. 3. Vrons 10 g. rs'1v 90 90.
Tpmrs GA l amt TO T - sri O..
caStin' about fpr a.rs 81 IN" srt' ut' .|'
were IN tue running br'aAs
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A Religion. Revival Csiied Tor b, an Ala
Ls ma Town.

Prom ~ Cr1'fsrrls Press.
~ n good. old time revival Sfl help q pyrify
C.nttcvile. ~ ~ay l.t'> have y Pom tumur, u
needs : moral a~akenlnr
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Not ttwau


IIiue NH Na'
Her Noth-r f1ni 1y ma ~ fH' =
-ma'a, waat q, yrl - ant
Iliuc or I'd y,i 80 urrir srsriAraEA'a
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mr., Chimney ! thought Won had sworn N
Sn0rlnr
Sound C1iunry ~ I Gii. Oh nan. but I just
| satne Gctoss . fne bituminous p~rf-cto.
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A Maine village RtacLSntth.

f-o-i'tr LsIt tor JonTqii
WNiism Crrshy. tre village ha ksu a. Of tie
toan ~ In oAS. y ~loId yrars o. Ag,. bat he al, =
It's . queer day when he docSnt earn al leaxi o.