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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
THINK TWICE
It Will Repay Residents Of Barre TO
Follow This Citizens ADVICE

That good old adage "Think
twice and act once, is brought to
mind when o..e reads the following
account Of the experience Of Barre
citizen. Mr.. l.. H. Hooker made a
public statement on the subject years
ago, and at this time peats his Tor
mer testimony with renewed empha-
sis:
l.. II. Hooker Carpenter ana builder
of l0l Prospect st. says:-"What !
! first stated in the vi ter Of 1897 alb
out Doan $ Kidney Pills sold at e. A.
Drown & Co.'S drug store was not only
absolutely true but today in the mouth
OF May 1902 | just as emphatically en-
durae tie preparation AS | did when II
first Came to nay notice. l have good
reasons for doing so. had consulted
phi! siciar and used every known kid.
ney remedy which came to my noJlce
and which my friends suggested tut
still the stopping of the dull almost
constant pain just over my kidneys
was remotely in the distance. If |
sat down for short time it made me
nervous and was compt lied to get up
an walk aoOut for the slight comfort
that make SHIFT afforded In addition
to the backache, trouble with 'the kid
ney secretions was very observable at
night. When | commenced TO use
Doan's Kidney Pills my condition l
considered serious | knew from
the direct action Of the pills on the
kidneys that they were going to the
root Of the trouble and | continued
the treatment until l had used five
boxes. During the time which has
passed ard it is over five years 1 have
had occasion to appeal to Doans Kid
ney Pills and | have never appealed |
to them in 1ain, have recommended
them to friends and acquaintance who
have used them with good res ultS that
they positively state they are IN ex-
,ellert preparation. !" For sale by all
dealers. Price 50 cents, Foster Mil
ourn Co. Buffalo, n. Y. sole agents
or the United States.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
THE NEW CUBA.

Cuba wants money. She is not unlike
other debutantcs, - Baltimore Amer-
can.
If the Cubans succeed in floating
that big loan. they Will be fully CON
WINGED that they are really in the ma
ton business. -pittsburg Times.
Cuba is to borrow 4,OOO,OOO for agri
cultural relief and $50, 600, 900 to settle
with the army Of liberation. This is
just the beginning. 1t will not be long
before Cuba is owned by the bondholt.
Galveston News.
Cuba, with Il population less than
Tennessee by half Il million people is
about to acquire Il public debt of SO
Oo0,OOO, with more in prospect. Shrewu
and long sighted observers see the fin
lSA OF the NollnG.rcpublic. and that. too,
not far ahead Chattanooga Times.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
FIRES FOR COOKING.

Boiling and steaming-Slow, steady
fire.
For reducing stock rapidly-Very
quick.
Frying-Bright, clear fire; no smoke
or flame.
Stewing and silnmering-Verys slow
but giving continuous heat.
Broiling, toasting - Bright, steady
heat; burning evenly all over.
Roasting-Clear, bright fire; never al
lowed to get low; fresh fuel to be put
at the back.
Baking-Oven slow for milk pud
dings, stewing and merngues. Mod
crate for meat. fish. large cakes. cakes
containing sirup or much sugar or
shortbread. Quick for the first ten
minutes of baking Q joint, small cakes,
bread pastry.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
Address all communications to
THE BARRE NEWSPAPER COMFY.
BARRE, VT.
BARRE VT, SEPTEMBER 3, 1902

The machine is busted. The people
who have tried to construct their own
two sided platform with the idea that
majority of the voters must stand
upon it whether they know it to be
wrong or not, have possibly learned a
lesson that will be Of advantage to
item IN the future. The voters of
Vermont are reaching q point where
they will vote according to their own
ideas res ardless of how the Il achine
may +, own upon them If anybody
Is 20 blame for the temporary split.
ting up Of the republican party 1t is
the faction that has tried to crowd de-
ception down the threats of honest
constituents. Whether Mr.. Clement
is elected or not, he has Offset what
ever may bave been said against him
by taking the lead in a movement
that will do Vermont more good than
anything that has ever happened to it
before
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
sTaTUE TO FLOWER UNVEILED


V,at4rtown. y. T.. Sept. 2'-l''p'''
uotrd II, enduring bronx looNi!iI wv "
uuon tbn busiest portion OF lu'''''
,,.,,,rn out toward the place where IL
,.'.t hooun his business in iis H"i'''
nitv there WAS unveiled to the G'H' u
Vie Io,.tpu towusucn the heroic inquire
Of Roswell Pptt'.onp Flower ''''
nam poor be- horn in this couI'''
L,. energy. brains and bravery pc'""'o
merchant. banker. congressman HoN
arpor and king OF Wa'I street
The ceremonies were ATTENDED ny
many Thousands from far ana i'"i
and were marked by the "ulc@lS'lP "
turuuces of former Governor DaVlu d.
IflI. oX-Liputenant Governor W. =.
Slpphnn United States Senator Spo"'f
nr and State Senator Elon Il, l'f"WH'
Aftcr nm invocation by Or. j. Shil'ieTf
Reed rector Of Trinity chnrci ana
Governor Flowers former pastor tile
.tntre WIS unveiled by Frederick Hal
sry Taylor grandson Of former toy
Ell or Flower.
Former Governor Hill then dellVcfeu
an address in which he reviewed lor-
NOR I,oyprlor Flowers career paying
an eloquent tribute to his memory
Governor Uill's address was followed
by the acceptance in behalf OF the
city by State Senator Elon X. Brown
Former Lieutenant Governor VIII
liam f. Sheeban made an eXceli'"l
address. in which he touched eloquent
w unon the characteristics of the late
governor,
Senator Spoonor delivered an Grafton
covering the national career of the late
governor. and the exercises closed with
a benedction by DR.. A. NJ. Duglas,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
The statue. which was executed by
St Gaudens. is a magnificent
affair of granite and bronze. The stat
lie cost $4,000. which Was rails Il ! y
popular subscription. The granite ped
nstal was the Gift Of the late Mrs En-
ma Kecp-Schlry Of New Aok.
The sculptor WIS unable 10 he lr'S
ant.
Carved on tie front Of The rnl'--ai
s the Inscriptions
"To Ro~~ta Pttt.'one !iar''f, lou
Aug. :. ISL 1t. i Nay H. ,>'t 4 y
ia -. Forty ~"}t h and
Fifty-fr.t nun'i -, ~u ec' # Me |
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
DULL PARAGRAPH,
Yet not Without the Solid Mert =,
Instruction Wra ~ >ed Within Ar.

will write dull but ins.l. "a
paragraph. 1t begins with Il, I
bad things, to wit: rheumal ism.
bronchitis, liver complaint. 4g
complaint, affections If tll
asthma, all forms Of nervous a.
pneumonia, epilepsy, inSdlIr -....
that will do. The questlon is A
is the real cause Of these ail1.
AS the children say. what .m..
them? The answer is Poison, q.
featured in the digestive ..,...
Cure the indigestion and YOU .a .
fruits Of it. That is the truth I'd
it is common sense also. Fai ,..-4
the cause andyou may doctor a.
it's consequences through pain l-,.
ed lifetime, always in vain. A. d.
tagious or Infectious disease, II
their victims from people "" nd
by bad digestion, or by ius.Icect
nutrition. If you don't beuu he
ask the plague and cholera eEpe
At present the leading me-i.L o.
indigestion, chronic dyspepsia, ..-.-
ish liver, incompetent kidney 5ai
slow cell'transportation IS ,H r..
Solvent, discovery from the A
workshop of DR.. David Kennel x
n Y 1t is a trem
lighter Of disease and .. ~
conquers. IT. is one of the new .
that make men wonGer TIL. .U2
praise 1t with open mouth aad E
full hearts. Tell the druggist re
YOU bottle of Cal.Cura >0lqn,-
kennedy'S new me.ici1P-H
else
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

VHtICHH ITe6BUFE.
Only one marble statue of the hu.
man figure with eyeglasses Is known.
1t Is one of the gems Of the Vatican,
'The Sleeping Aradne," and was dis.
covered In 1903.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

Johannesburg Mines.
About 100000 cases of dynamite are
used at the mines Of johannesburg an.
nually.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
TERMS BY MAIL.

Iny- These prices are for cash in
advance subscriptions. The mail
price is S2.CO year when not paid in
advance.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
M SCE g. AM GUS

AIENTS-Protect your ideas. No
allowance, no fee, Coz sultation free.
Lst, 1864 Milo b. Stevens & Co., SIT
Atn ST.. WASHINGTON. Iues.& Sal, 26-l21
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

cAe in the city. Best location, a gold
mine, Reason for selling and full par
ticulars can be had by writing or calling
at the Restaurant. 205 No. Main St.
Barre. Vt 6stf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
ADVERTISEMENTS

Should be handed in the day before,
and no advertisement will be accepted
later than 8 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the
day Of publication with the assurance
of its appearing in that days issue.
All copy for CT anges OF advertise
ments should also be handed in the
day before, and we do not guarantee
to change any advertisement for
which the copy is handed in later than
8 a. m. on the day OF publication.
All advertisements must be ordered
out before a. m. to insure their be.
ing taken out that day II they ap
pear charge will ade.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

TO RENT-A down stairs tenement
Inquire q once at Segel & Brady's Blue
Store, Depot Square. 96tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm for sale in SO Barre
of "a &C es Would ex1 change for other
property if desirable Apply Farm" Tel
egram Office l1Stf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

TO RENT-UEstairs tenement at a
Elm st. Inquire d. A, Camp, South
Barre 39tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

70 RENT titer sept 9Th. he store
nOW occupied by Roeers & Grady, will
be for rent Inquire Mrs G b Durkee
llltf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
Q et {: MT

TO RFNT--A lars e front room. furna ce
heat. electric lights and ath Very
handy 10 schools and business center
Rent e1.25 Cor Gin and Currier SITS
11Stf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03

at No. 80 Elm street, ready Sept lst In
quire Mrs. j. r. George 10 Averil st.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-03
wa NTS

WANTED AT OMEGA competent
gentleman book-keeper Apply Telegram
Office llotf
Evening journal., 1902-04-21

been CLOSED over, or, from a stand
point Of policy, been stated in a more
diplomatic manner, but the student
who wants certain basic facts, will find
them stated in plain figures, and un-
eauivocal English. II is an article
which the student OF affairs should file
away for future reference, even though
he does not absolutely agree with its
every statement.
That is our editorial word for word,
line for line. We are offering prizes
for those who guess our dot puzzle;
we will now offer $4,000 TO the Sonti-
mel il il can justify its statement that
we made the slightest reflection in the
above on the negro, or the negro
voter. We must use some argument,
you know, 90 get down to the COM
Of that paper. and there
fore we talk cash.
Evening journal., 1902-04-21
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

THE Rev. f. S. Dobbins, of Phila-
delphia, preached in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church yesterday.
The Rev. William Greenough, Of
Philadelphia, Officiated in First Pres
byterian Church yesterday.
The Rev. John Edgar Johnson, Of
Philadelphia, preached in Calvary
Episcopal Church yesterday.
Mrs. Helen G. Rice, of Boston
spoke in Mt. Salem M. E. Church yes
terday.
The Rev. H. S. Dulany preached a
special sermon to the new members in
Asbury M. E. Church yesterday.
The congregation Of st. Michael's
Church will give a parish tea on May
The Rev. G. w. Prettyman preach
ed a special sermon to the Knights OF
the Golden Eagle in Brandywine NJ T.
Church yesterday morning.
The Rev. Francis B. Short, S. T.
D. preached in Scott Church yesterday
The regular weekly meeting Of
the Wilmington Bible Union will b'
held in the lecture room of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church this evening
at 7.45 o'clock. The lesson to b
studied will be "Gentiles received int
the church:" Acts XII. 1-1S.
.. Bishop B. T. Ruley, of this city
will preach at the ninetieth annua
conference of the First Episcopal Dio
cese of the Union American Methods
Episcopal Church, comprising tn
States of Delaware, Pennsylvania an
Maryland, to be held in Media, begin
lining tomorrow and continuing on
week. During its session the Confer
ience will be addressed by Bisho
James c. Wilman, of Chatham, Can
ada, and other well-known members o
the church.
Evening journal., 1902-04-21
ruBERCULosIs CURED

Patients are already being dis
charged from the new phthisis hospital
established about ten weeks ago on
Blackwells island, as cured In fact,
we are told that In most instances a
cure is effected when the disease is not
too far advanced The new treatment
requires little medicine and no special
appliances, but needs only those RENE
dies which nature has at hand. In all
the years that have passed humanity
has had no scourge that could equal the
dread disease consumption. In ala
times and in every land 1t has reaped
It's haI-vest Of death, and while medical
science has made certain other dis
eases rare. its skill has been baifled In
the presence OF tuberculosis.
Experiments IN the last dozen years.
however go to prove that the dread
ed malady may be checked. Physicians
have long been accustomed TO sending
their patients 10 distant places for the
beneficial effects Of the climate. In
certain cases cures have resulted. but
this course has not been satisfactory
for several reasons IL Was a remedy
of which only the wealthy could avail
themselves. and in many instances per-
sons have journeyed 20 a strange land
only to find their means exhausted,
ana to be Obliged 10 live incheaplboard-
ing-houses, where their disease proved
fatal.
We are fortunate. then, that the new
treatment docs not contemplate the
use of medicines, nor require tho re-
moyal Of patients from the place OF
their abode. Three things enter into
it; plenty of pure air and at all times,
nourishing food, and freedom from
worry. Following out this course, the
most surprising results have been OBJ
tanned. Right in the heart of cities
like London and New York patients
have been kept in the open air, even
in the winter. and have recovered.
Physicians are recommending that
their patients shall live in tents or on
verandas, the only conditions being
THAT they shall keep warm and dry.
There are, certain ideas which are
being impressed, which should bo
generally understood. tuberculosis is
a disease which attacks the lungs, and
which is the result of certain organ
isms. These germs are, perhaps, very
prevalent, and the reason that more
persons do not contract the disease is
because OF their powers Of resistance.
When the system is depleted, their
progress is not arrested. Pure air is
the great remedy. Savages, who live
in the open air. do not have consump-
tion. and doubtless it would be un-
known among civilized men If they
lived more in accordance with the laws
Of nature. Persons of a delicate con-
stituton, instead Of living out OF
doors. are kept cooped up in ill-veni-
lated houses until they become toe
tender for any exposure. 1t is better
to keep the system in a condition tc
resist disease. then 10 expect 10 avoid
contagion.
Evening journal., 1902-04-21
SANDTOWN STATESMAN is
EXCITED OVER THE DOT CONTEST
Ban vue Kwary. near Marifooreeze

Bell Vue Kwary. near Mariiooreeze,
Klaymont, New Kassell Kounty,
Delewer, April 20, 10 hundred an 2.
Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, Sandtown,
shoostreeng deestrickt, Kent Koun-
tee Delewer.
Mi deer Mary Ann: Everthing hez
KUN tew a standstill. Their Regler
Republican origin hez got everybody
kountin dotts an We haint gettin no
wurk dun on the wall. We hilt a
meetin NV the Troo an Fatheful
Brotherhood NV Wall Bidders NV Dele
wer on Satterday mite but hit wuzent
no yuse. Every blame feller he'd a
koppy NV the origin an wuz a kountin
them dotts. The reglers is goin tew
give 25 dollars tew the wun wot gifts the
rite number. an our fellers is needin
the munney. Tell the Children tew
stick a pin inter every wun NV the
dotts an tew lay a Crane NV korn tew
one side fer every pin thay stick, an
then kount the korn. Dew hit tew
Ionst fer the furst wat gifts the ansir
merry peese NV bisness tew talk advan-
taige NV them reglers, but yore risin
husbind needs the munney. Don't let
nobody see this letter fer hit mite
dew me harm an the italyans an kul-
Tered fellers mite heer about the dotts
an git tew kountin tew.
Mister Pain. wat wuz sich a friend
tew mister Addix. IL gitten trubble-
sum an is askin Mister Addix ware
them tew seniters is. Mister Addix
haint told him yit.
Mister Pain SEE. "O'Sullivan Addix
ware is them tew Republicken semi
ters wat yew promised the Nasshunal
Kommittee?"
Il promised yew / wud git yew wun
seniter." sez Mister Allix.
"Thets a lye," sez Mister Pain, IAN
we haint goin tew be bluffed bi yew. -
SHOW yore affydavitts thet sed /
wuz soin tew give yew tew seniters, -
SEE Mister Addix.
"Yew pore, miserable mannippulater
sez Pain. 'go git them seniters an
ldont yew sho yore Ease in Washeeng-
tun till yew git eleckted or git tew
Republican, seniters. Yew haint dun
nothin but maik promises sense yeW
bin in Delewer."
Mister Addix KUN home IN a heeI
ux trubble, Mary Ann, an he KUN il
sheddin teers. He KUN tew the kwarry
an kalled me out
The italyans an cullered fellers be
gin tew Kline out tew fer the way
Mister Addix hollered thay thort thai
thare wuz goin tew be a pay day ol
an eNploshun. After we driv then
back inter the hole agin Mister Ad-
dix sez:
bill thares trubbel brewin."
WAITS the matter" sez /, "hev yew
bin kountin the dots?"
"Durn the dots" SEE he, 'its wui
than THAT. Pain an them fellers ol
the NasshunM Kommittee is a ham
merin fer them tew seniters wat
promised them an thay told me no
tew KUN back till fetched EN- teV
seniters frum Delewer"
Give them Kale Laiten an Johl
Abbott" sez "fer thay don't do
Evening journal., 1902-04-21
CHARACTER

At the exercises inducing DR.. But
Ter into his Office of President OF Co
lumbia University. a number OF noble
utterances We're made, but there was
nothing said more worthy of attention
than the following by President Roose-
welt:
Intellect must stand below character
in value to a man. IL is good thing
to have a sound body; It is a better
thing TO have a sane mind; but ii is
still better 10 have that group of de-
cent and virile qualities which we sun
up as character If a man is strong II
mind and body, but misuses tha
strength. he becomes a foe to the bod,
lpolitic and should be hunted down b!
all decent men. II he is a nice man
but doesn't count. you can't do mucl
with him. In the battle Of life, a
in the Civil War. the soldier who's
tendency is to run away finds his use
fulness impaired. In the strife fC
civic betterment there Is small use 70
the man who means well, but mean
well feebly. A man must be homes
and courageous. The timid good maj
; availeth little He must have common
] sense; without that ne Will fnd himsel
, at the mercy of those who, withou
his desire to do right, know only 70
we'll how TO make the wrong effe'
3 tive.
Best of all. that doctrine the Pres
/, dent has lived. and thus it is give
Is force and emphasis. The greateI
thing in life lis character. and this
( the result Of brain. heart and purpos
o II is the ideal that should be constan
= ly held before our youth, since 1t
n the one element which makes Ii
; worth the living. Satisfaction vii
= conditions as they exist is the stIn
= bling block in the way OF this ideal.
Evening journal., 1902-04-21

nothin only strut round like turkee
gobbellers."
Them haint the kind Wv seniters
thay want" sez he
81 told them fellers thet IL thay
would elleckt me tew the Nasshunnal
Kummittee / wud see thet t.hare wuz
tew Republican, seniters leckted in
Delewer last yeer."
"Yew orient tew hev done hit" sez
d.
Hits dun now Bill an yew heV
got tew help me git outten this mess
II yew loos yore life doin hit
Hit wuz up tew me Mary Ann, yore
risin husbind bein a STATESMAN, hit
appealed tew his sumpathee. seed
thet Mister Addix wuz greevin an
Isumthin must be dun so kalled the
kullered feller wat wuz doun tew
Mahan's deetch with me an we he'd a
hart tew hart tawk, on tew wan side
Mister Addix wuz watchin us out
ten the korner Nv his an the kullered
| feller Wuz so teched thet he broke
doun an started in tew beller like a
baDee. This wuz tew much fer me an
Mister Addix an the fuet thing we
node we wuz all three weepin. John
Lennon wuz doun in the kwary an
he heerd us kryin so ne
got at hit tew. The uther
italyans thay heered him an
thay startid kryin in italyan. The
kullered fellers in the pit got at hit
tew. an Mary Ann hit sertinly wuz
a tuchin site. We he'd tew bale the
teers outen the pit with buckets.
When we dried our weepin ize sez
tew Mister Addix that thare wuz but
wun way thet hud see tew meet the
eemerginsee-
WAITS that?" sez he.
cit about four buckets full Nv dots
an sprinkle them thick on tew or three
pages NV our origin. Then send the
Nasshunal Kummittee fellers each wun
a paper an tell EN- thet the fust fell
Ter wat kounts the dotts korrecktly
lwill git a hunderd shares NV Bay
Start Gas stock, 500 shares NV the
John an Edward Addix General
Believer Elecktrick trollie kumpanee
an a free memberships intew the Troo
an Fatheful Brotherhood NV Wall
Bidders in Delewer.
Bill" sez he. "yew air wunderful
feller." an he cum tew the house an
telefoned fer Gorge Roberts tew
bring Walter II. Haze out to MarifoO-
freeze at wunst.
Ef thay ever git tew kountin them
dots. Mary Ann, we air saved an our
fellers kin git EN- at hit ef thay will
wurk hit rite.
Don't fergit tew git both the Children
tew send in a kount NV the dots tew
the Regler origin, an eff we git the first
priso an the bildin lot out tew Mont
Rose hit sertinly will be Mise.
YeOu he'd better git sum bells tew
put on the turkees fer heer thet hitf
la good thing.
Git the boiz tew plantin kow peezs
list ez sune ez yew kin and thay he'd
better so them broad kast an ylls,
plentee NV fertilizer. Hit haint good
pollissee tew pastur hosses an kowi
on the same feeld. Don't fergit the
dotts. YOre risin Husban,
} William Jones.
Evening journal., 1902-04-21

lieutenants have been down to Wash
ington. to hold a conference with Post
master-General Payne on the pending
trouble between the Delaware factions.
Now 1t is the turn of the anti-Addicks-
ties to make the pilgrimage, and lay
their eide of the contention before the
political member of the Cabinet. 1t
may be taken for granted that Mr..
Payne will discover that the attitude
OF the Gasman is 'Addicks or no
body and that of the true Republi-
cans nobody rather than Rddicks.
Evening journal., 1902-04-21
c. F. RUDOLPH,
Market and Fourth Street:

be picked out, not by the voters in
those districts. but, for them, by the
Addicks leaders. To prove that this is
true we predict that instead of the best
man being selected in the several dis
tricts. some fellow will be- selected and
nominated who will vote for Addicks
first. last and all the time, and for both
senatorships. This will be the one
requirement. He may or not have all
the ems in the calendar or all the
graces desirable. but he will have this
ono requirement. He will be an "Ad-
dicks or nobody" man. VIII this be
because his party wants Il? No. They
are tired OF the fight They would
like to see the senatorial contest ended.
They would rather see reasonable men
nominated who can and would end this
farce. But they will permit a straw
man to be presented to them for their
votes. A man who will not do as he
thinks best or dares to act for the best
interest of the Republican party, but a
man who will do as he is told to do by
lieutenants of Addicks for Addicks by
Addicks. This is their government:
IOf Addicks. for Addicks, by Addicke
Why do we say so? Why do we thus
apparently malign these so-called rep
lresentatives Of the people? Because,
we judge the future by the past. By
their fruits we know them r. this be
not true. let them prove their inde-
pendence.-Sussex Republican.