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The National tribune., 1903-01-29
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

TOR SALE CHOICE IOWA SILVER MI,
L seed corn, S. IL Reynolds, Aierton, Iowa.
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PERSONAL.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE MICHIGAN MU-
II tua! OF Detroit, Mich, and you vii! make no mis-
take Address ]. w. Shaner, romeroy, Ohio.
COMRADES. FOR ONE DOLLAR WILL SEND
~ you an accident policy good for wear. Issued
by the Union Casualty and surely Company, St Louis
Mo- paying weekly benefit of s. and 500 In case OF
death. Policy inciosed in pocket bill book which
Is worth the money alone. Money refunded ii not
satisfied Thos +. McNamara, Agent for Commercial
Registry Company, 1901 Spring street, Racine, Wis
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r HAVE A LARGE LOT OF GOOD BOOKS, PA
i pers and magazines, containing love and detective
sOries stories of adventure etc. will send large
bundle any address for only IL cents: satisfaction
guaranteed. Calvin +. Clark, lie Roy, n. Y.
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LNoR SALE-SOsIEVERY DESIRABLE FARMS
IL in southern Indiana, from two acres up to pa
acres; also any going to South Dakota, have some
printed matter that would be glad to furnish him.
For full description of Indiana farms write to Thomas
5. Xawter, Rexyille, Ind.
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A NY ONE WISHING TO COME TO FLORIDA
"A to seek home communicate with J. Whistler
Island Grove. Inclose stamps for reply.
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A BARGAIN-oNE BOX go IN BON LA ROSA
IA Iiabana Cigars good smokers, long filters for g.
Postpaid II. Ii. Chapman. Prop'r, Gratiot station,
GAINESVILLE, q.
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"ANTED The present address of Hampton
w {. Wright, attorney at law; lived in Virginia
or New York in 1876 anybody who knew my father,
Peter DOrgan, Co. b. 18th X. V; after his dis
charge from army in 1851 Address ]. 4. Dorgan, 66is
State street, Chicago, ILL.,
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HoW TO SrERILIzE CIDER-No saIJsyIIC
acid used: keeps IL sweet holds fermentat inn A.
any stage; two recipes: cider WINE how to make:
CIDER brandy, how made. Ropy wine made clear To
make stick muciiase. best in the world and n seI,er
carry IL in vest pocket. Golden OIL how 20 make: hi,
alone Is worth the price All Of these recipes matted
Gasport, y. Y. f'''
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FARM FOR SAILED ACRES, MOSTLY IN
graz excellent stock farm good farm land; well
watered and fenced fair buildings: abundance OF
coal. Price 81 zoo Call or address Z. NJ. Blazer,
Yoho, Gailia County, Ohio.
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WANTED-To find the address of Hiram Loveall. II
w living, any of his family. Moved TO California
in 1857. James Lovcall, Stroud. Okla.
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I,0R SALE-yILLAGE RESIDENCES AND
Il building lots, also wild and improved farm and
coal lands In the best biumnous coal district In Mich
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IHLORIDA-SEND FOR INFORMATION. Cheap
II Hemes; fine climate. Just the place for old vets
G. +. Waidron, Co. L, 18th O. v. l., welaka, Putnam
Co., Florida.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ON
very favorable terms.-Nine choice building lots,
four by eight rods, situated Rddell street, near
Acade my street, just back of Prospect Avenue. Nice
shade ofab0ut IA years growth. High ground and
very desirable Will be sold on contract. East side OF
street 81 per week for ID weeks: side of street.
81 per week for $50 weeks, fpurchaser wishes TO
pay cash discount of 10 per cent. will be given. Apply
TO Herman Il. Buck, CansteO, New York.
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A RE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? THEN
"A buy 160 of good land for 81 500 Situated in
Rush County, Kansas Write see Lantz Il Park,
Ada, Ohio.
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NOR SALE-FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED
Il Newspaper. from November, 1850, to September,
1865: bound i'll four volumes. One volume Harpers
Weekly for 1863 One volume Illustrated London
News 1873 to 1890 Leslies Weekly during the Span
ish-Amercan War; bound. What am offered? Tbos.
Ryan, Fort Wayne Ind. .a
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RCf \ RECIPE FOR MAKING THE FINEST
II Furniture Polish earth for sLQo Big money II,
T. l. y. Polling, Junction City, Ohio.
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TOR SALEM THE CITY OF HOMES, ONE
fine corner lot, 50xl0O unimproved; high and dry.
beautiful view two minutes from electric; fine school
and stores Price reasonable. Address ]. p.
Brown, No. 81 Marble street. Springfield, Mass.
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4 DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND LOCATION
"A near school. church. depot: four lots, with feed
store scales merchandise store. large house and barn.
cheap for cash. INQUIRE Of G. D. Tyler Marsand, Neb
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nor SALE THREE FRANCS GRANT PIC
IL tues price 81 CO., also, one copy Horace Gree
leys American Conflict, by express, 800 Address
| Geo Lee Chesterfield, Ill
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HoTEL FOR SALE-VALIEY HOUSE, NORTH
J. Hyde Park, VT, with good livery barn: house
has good transient business. For full particulars write
TO L. =. Butts, Proprietor, North Hyde Park, VT
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GET HERa1AN'S RECIPES SOC. POSTPAID
w Tells you how to diphheria and scarlet fever
no danger OF losing the children If you treat
ment- How make best ready relief for crln;,s
collie, cuts bruises, burns etc. How to prevent and
cure hog cholera. Address Herman, Rayanna, Kan.
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r OTIS IN COLUMBIA AND LEOLA, RAILROAD
IL towns, in South Dakota, on the James River,
known everywhere for immense crops Will trade for
Ohio property. Also wish to purchase good survey
ors transit. Jas. l.. Jones, Columbia S. Oak.
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NOR sALE-REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF
Il farms, lots and small pieces of land. with build
ngs, situated in Marion Co., Ind. Call or inquire Of
A. -. Ingsing Agent and Notary Public, Co. b. 18th
Ind bridegroom, Ind
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VOUR HOME WOULD LOOK NICER WITH
l. more nice pictures on the walls. Write for price
list mention this paper and will give present.
prices cheap. hut pictures good. The Gem
union Co., Box ISIS, East 81. Louis, Illinois.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

COMRADES you CAN GET a RECORD OF
" Yourself and of your regiment or vesse IN beau
tft form for your children, from the Army and Navy
Record Company of Philadelphia and you cannot get
il elsewhere. Thousands have been made, from The
President to the private and all pleased and so will
you rnot you can get your money back. Endorsed by
this paper.
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GEND FIVE TWO CENT STA MFS FOR RECIPE
- for making German quick relief for pain. War
ranted good for rheumatism Il. Raphsnyder, Box I3l
Pennington, W. Va.
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TT Is EASY TO POLISH YOUR SILvERwARE
l. and jewelry. No scratch. Fluid costs sc. gallon
TO make Sells at every house. Send SOC for full drec
tons 10 make and use. C. c. Burgess Bloomfield Iowa.
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| G, END Is CENTS FOR BoOK CONTAINING 10
- and upto-date Two for % cents. j. A.
Cottrell, North Star, Ohio
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"ANTED-Th whereabouts of John Hallowell,
Hopeweii, Wash .t' -'-'''
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CIGAR RS.

lVO handmade, long fer si.75, delivered to you.
Jno. a. Curtis, Mfg, Hudson, Ohio.
A BOX az IN BON OF OUR HIGHEST GRADE
"a of Cigars for 55c. Irregular wholesale price, for
the holidays: guaranteed genuine J cigar; postpaid;
Station, GAINESVILLE, o.
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yNANTED-Does any know John Ryan. of Co.
W A, 99th Pa; II living, where? Write 4. W. Scull.
Nineand, n. J.
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VLy ANTED -PAIR OF BEAGLEHOUN MUST
w have complete description: must be cheap. Cor
respondence solicited Address Van s. Deaton, NJ. D.,
AGONY, Ohio.
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DRANG'S PICTURES AT S1.oo.-A FEW LEFT.
l. Also few 'Our Presidents" Particulars for &c.
stamp VIM Sinsabaush, Ontario, \. y.
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u ARE BUSHES OPPoRTUNITY.-Sls,oO 900
4 stock merchandise. with fotr-year lease finest
building in city. Cash good paper. New gas field
J. q. Thomas. Petersburg nd
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II OOK HERE--THIRTEEN AND ONE-HALF
IL dollars per acre buys one half section of rich
prairie land in South Dakota; threeourths in cultiya-
ton; buildings; young grove corner of land
Address y. 0. AYIsMorth. Bradley. South Dakota.
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NOR SALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY. THREE
Il fine residences; good investment. Address A.
Seymour, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
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NOR SALE-TWO LONG COPPER PUMPS, SEC
ondhand about II feet the other about 20 feet
long, for upper and lower tenements Inquire of +.
SARGENT. West Boyleston. Mass.
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GEE HERE, COMRADES.-IF YOU HAVE A
- baky horse, have simple and sure cnre for
him. will cure him in ten minutes time. This is fact;
no fake. For so cents will send to any address COM
plete instructions and warrant cure. Address Lock
Box 6, Manchester, o.
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T,HE AGENTS FRIEND. SEND 10 CENTS
l. for sample Fire Kinder with terms, prices and
instructions TO agents. S. Lehman, Bloomfield Ind
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A GENTS-s5oo PER MONTH MADE BY SELL
"A ing Stransky's Patent for making smokeiess
gunpowder at l0c per pound. Particulars free. J. a.
StraIisky, Box u. I, Pukwana S. Oak.
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SEND Is CENTS FOR A RECIPE FOR MAX
=, ing Luminous Ink; can read only in the dark adj
dress Lock Box Is, Harrisburg Ore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-26
ADMITTED GUILT.
Gen. Sir Hector Mcdonald Kills
Himself at Paris.
And Thus Admitted Truth of Immoral
Acts Charged Against Him.
All England Shocked at Sad End of
Brave Soldier.

Paris, March 25.-Major General Sir
Hector Macdonald, commanding the
British forces in Ceylon, and one of
the foremost oncers in the British
army, against whom charges based ON
immoral acts We're filed some time ago,
committed suicide, today, at the Hotel
Regina here. He shot himself in the
right temple shortly after noon, and
expired few minutes later.
The general was alone in his small
chamber on the Mezzanine floor of the
hotel at the time of the tragedy. One
Of the female attendants heard the
pistol shot and opening the door, saw
the Genel figure outstretched on the
otior with the blood gushing from :
bullet wound in the head. She ran
screaming to the balcony overlooking
the lobbJ of the hotel, where many
guests, including a number of ladies,
were assembled. The proprietor of the
hotel was the first to reach the expir-
ing man. Medical aid was Immediately
summoned, but was found to be use
less, death ensuing quickly on the fatal
act.
The commissary OF police was mott
fed, and, accompanied by q doctor,
proceeded to a preliminary investiga-
ton. No money CT papers OF any kind
were found in Sir Hectors baggage
Two notes written in English were
found lying on q table in his room and
these were taken possession OF by the
authorities but it is understood t3aat
their contents have 30 bearing on the
suicide. In the generals coat, lying
on the bed, were found some photo
graphs.
The British embassy and cons IIate were
notified later and ConsttI General Englis
visited the hotel and took charge of the
body The French officials took poss essian
of the revolver, which was of nine MILL
metres calibre and apparently new.
Sir Hector Macdonald arrived in Paris
last Friday evening. from London on his
way to Ceylon, where. it is understood
that ;,n immediate courtmartial would BE-
held to clear Up the charges made against
him. On reaching the hotel at il O'clock
at night he was told that a small and in
different room was aVaiab Bile. He repli ID
that that was quite sufficient. He was
not accompanied by any aides de camp or
q valet. He said he only intended to stay
Il day or two in Paris.
Little was seen of him since his arrival.
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He was, however, in the hotel, this morn
ing, about noon and it is believed that a
a resume Of the grave charges brought
against him and embelIished with the gem
erals portrait in full uniform, came under
his attention He left the lobby, going to
his room and the pistol shot followed soon
after
No arrange ments have yet been made as
to the disposition of the body. Whieh IS
subject to the orders of the British au-
thorities. 10th the British embassy and
Consul General Engles have advised Lon
don of the tragedy and are waiting DEN
mite instructions. The generals suicide
has profoundly shocked the British otll-
Gals here. Those about the hotel who
had conversed with Sir Hector Macdonald
say he showed no signs of excitement or
mental worry. ~ 94stt ~
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, March 25.-The stock market
made an unsteady stand against reaction
for a time. today, but before the closing
discouragment had apparently overcome
the speculative mind again and prices
broke sharply to the lowest OF the day
There were indications of well organized
bear leadership on the decline. The early
resistance to reaction was sustained prin-
cipally by Pennsylvania and New York
Central. No other cause was apparent for
this but the publica ton of revived asser-
tionsthat control of New York Central
was virtually lodged in hands friendly to
the Pennsylvania interest. This assertion
was met with official denials of varying.
emphasis. In the money market the feat
IRE of the day was a shipment OF $50J,G1j
in gold to l}uenOS AyreS. n Sub-trcaSury
credit balance at the clearing house this
mJrmng, Tor $}I7, l41 toreshadowed another
heavy withdrawal by that institution TO he
lions. The decision of the Pennsylvania
directors to issue about $S3, 900 COO of new
stock at once at $50 per share was the &C.
casion for the late drive against the mar
ker. UnelSneSS is caused by the pros
pect of the heavy requirement upon the
money market The rather severe Equida-
ton in Anlalgamated Copper was another
lNsettling influence. The bond market
was ir1 OCULAR. Total sales par value. 81
10. 0G0 United States IS registered, old IS
registered and new is coupon advanced 4
per cent, and the old as coupon and the
new Is registered advanced u on the last
call
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ONLY PARTLY TRUE.
Popular Ideas Regarding Catarrh.

| 1t is the common belief that what is
popularity known as catarrh is simply
Il chronic cold in the head This is true
as far as it goes, but as a matter of
fact catairh is by no means confined to
the nasal passages but extends where
ever the mucous membrane extends,
which means nearly every part OF the
body.
The mucous membrane is the inside
skin of the body and is nearly as ex-
tensive as the outside skin, and any in
Illumination of this membrane causing
an extra secretion of fluid is really ca
tarrh.
Catarrh is, therefore, an old enemy
disguised by many confusing names,
for instance: Rhinitis is nasal catarrh;
laryngitis and pharyngitis throat ca
tarrh; gastritis. stomach catarrh; cys-
tits and nephritis, catarrh of the blad-
der and kidneys.
Therefore although the location of
the trouble gives it various names, in
reality the sum total is catarrh and
nothing else.
Do not make the mistake of thinking
you have no catarrh because the head
and nose appear to be clear? If there
is q cough tickling in the throat and
hoarseness you have throat catarrh, if
there is no appetite, but nausea, gag
ging and disgust for food especially in
the morning you have catarrh of the
stomach.
The sureSt treatment for every form
of catarrh is an external remedy which
acts especially on the blood and mu-
cous membranes; such>a remedy is the
new preparation sold everywhere by
druggists under the name of Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets, medicine in pleasant
tablet form and containing all the best
and latest specifics for catarrh.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain in
highly concentrated form, bloodroot,
red gum of the Eucalyptus tree, and
many others equally valuable curative
elements, and no one who suffers from
any form OF catarrh and has seen the
irefficiency of douches, sprays ana
powders will ever go back to them af-
ter once trying so pleasant prepara-
ton as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets and
one which gives so much relief in SO
short time
All druggists sell Stuarts Cataffn
Tablets at SO cts. for full sized package
and the regular daily use OF theih VIII
effiectually cure this troublesome ana
24-26-2S
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Mere Opinion.

When a woman suffers in silence it
is because there is nobody around to be
scolded.
Some men who were born for great
things didn't get them because their
wives couldn't believe it.
Some people think so much of them
selves that they have no time to think
about what other people may think of
them.
A woman's brain declines in weight
after she is thirty years of age, but
some old widowers are the most light
headed people in the world.
The man who works hard all day and
goes home at night to be told that he
is poor stick and a failure because
somebody else gets q larger salary than
he, may keep right on saying the old
bachelor isn't half a man, but people
don't always say what they think
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Chicago Produce Market.

ChlcaSO, March %.
Trading in the grain pits was on mod
crate scale, today, and after an easier
opening all grains closed higher. There
was reaction of sentiment in this wheat
pit ana during the latter part OF the ses-
sion the market exhibited considerable
strength. although the trading was only
moderate. Provisions were duff, with
trading confined largely to local interests.
The leading futures closed az follows:
WHEAT-May, i2A40t5s; July, 70Ao; Sept,
CORN-Mareh, 417s; May 4S%; July. 431z
oATs-March, 31A; May, s2A; July, soA;
PORK May, 1875; July, 1715; Sept,
LARD-May. 1910; July, a.S21s; Sept,
9.SgA
SHORT RIBs-May, 9.s5; July, 9.5alz;
Sept. 9.42la.
Cash quotations were as follows:
ELoUR-Dull and easy
WEEAT-No ? spring, 1906; No. 3, IS;
No. = red, 1014M713s.
CORN-No. 2, 417s; No. yellow, AIS.
OATS-No. g. 31&i; No. 8 white, S2Gt3I.
RYE-No. 2. 40.
RARLEY-41.
MALTING-47653.
FLAXSEED--No. 1, Ito; No. north
western, 1.12Gs1.l3
TIMOTHY-3. 431k
MESS POEK-17. 90TJ17.95.
IARD-10. e0f510.121b.
SHORT RIBS. SIDES-97599S5.
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Pointed Paragraphs.

When a wife reigns she sometimes
storms.
A woman always does as she pleases,
and it is up to man to please her.
An ounce of keep-your- mouth-shut is
worth a pound of try-to-square-y your
self.
A diplomat is a man who tells his
wife everything that happens not to
happen. .H, f.
The bent of a mans mind doesn't
necessarily prove that he is intel
lectually crooked. h
When man sits down suddenly and
Unexpectedly he realizes what a hard
world this is
The world is charitable enough to
forgive the man who writes poetry be-
cause he needs the money.-Chicago
News,
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New OK, Elarch 70.
FL .OUR-Receipts, 9O,263; exports. 49,
5SG; sales. I0.1C0. Quiet and barely steady
Minneapolis patents 320Qi3.l0.
WnEAT-Receipts, $500; exports, 1900;
7S16 elevator; No z red, 7Sla b ahoat;
No. l northern Duluth. S6}h f b afioat;
No. l hard Manitoba. 81 f b ailoat.
CoRN-Receipts, $1,000; exports 11.00';
sales, 100000 futures, BLOOD spot; spot
steady: No. ?, 81 elevator and 81 o b
afloat; No. yellow, 5l12; No. white, 5.a..
OATS-Receipts, 10000; exports, 725o
spot dun; No. 2. a; No. 8. Al; No. white,
4112: track white, 4l0046; standard white.
42l@; No. 2 white, 42h; track mixed west
ern, nominal.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD Steady; western steamed, 1915.
PCR\-tirm.
BUTrER-Unsettled;> extra creamery,
%
EGGs-Firm; state and Penna. average
best 141s.
SUGAR-Raw, steady; refined steady
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A Norway correspondent of the Port
land Express furnishes interesting
"reminiscences of a season 65 years ago
much resembling the present one. 1t
is deVout!y to be hoped, however, that
the resemblance ends there, and that
history v'ilk not repeat itself in full.
Narrowing accounts have come down
Of the year without a summer" That
was the year 1916, when in New Eng
land no month passed without frost.
crops failed and terrible misery and
destitutiCn followed. This year OF
which the correspondent speaks was
not so bad as the former one, but it
was bad enough. He recalls that the
spring of 1888 was like the spring Of
1903 SO far, mild and phenomenally
early. Yet it was followed later by
cold stol that injured the grass
roots and fruit trees. The summer was
dry, and the crops We're light or a to-
tai failure; plaques of Weevil, Hessian
fly and grasshoppers succeeded each
other Wol king havoc with green things
growing, and at the end the people HAD
not much left to eat themselves during
the long winter to come. The farmers
were compelled to slaughter part of
their stock for food and turn the re-
naming animals out to browse in the
woods, cutting down trees so that the
poor animals could eat the tender
twigs. That was a day indeed to try
mems sc lis. Fortunately there is
little danger of it's recurrence. The
local crors may fail by reason of flood
or drought or heat or cold but we have
all The rest of the country and in fact
all the world to draw from, and even
# the people had no money to buy
food with the rest of the world would
not let them starve. There were no
railroads. or very few, in 1885, as the
correspondent says, and the country
was then comparatively undeveloped.
Now it is possible to bring flour by
the trainoad from the western mills
inside of ten days and lay it down in
the intel ior of Maine at prices that
would have seemed a marvel of cheap
ness to our fathers. Beef from Chi
cago, potatoes from Colorado, supplies
of every sort from all over the globe
can be had as quickly as swift steam
ships car bring them, and altogether,
so far as material we'll being is con-
cerncd, the world is a much more COM
Portable place to live in than it used
to be. Thus we are less dependent on
the weather than formerly, and though
it may cause us plenty of worry and
discomfort, the time has passed when
in this part of the world a whole COM
munity can be put on the verge OF
starvation by weather conditions.
That peril is restricted to remote and
backward regions like Finland, Russia
and India.
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The Washington Post suggests that
there are quite a number OF gentlemen
throughout the country who have
served as postmasters and who are
strongly committed to the notion that
the next Democratic nominee for the
Presidency should be some good stout
Eastern man about sixty-six years OF
age. There is a suspicion that a man
anwering this description may be
found in the vicinity of BuZzards Bay
little later in the season.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LICENSE, <
Senate Passes Bill Sent from House
by IS to 5. alto raj.

Concord, N. H., March 25. 4The
license Jaw sent up by the House Of
Representatives passed, as amended
during the day, the Senate, at 9 o'clock
tonight, the vote standing: Yes, IS; no,
5; one pair and two senators absent
and not voting.
The roll call was as follows: Yes,
Senator Reyes, Lewande, Tolles, Hoyt,
Triton, Cooper, Marvin, Neal, Light
body, Bickford, Foley, Hoitt, Thomp-
son, Richmond, Page-15.
No, Burnell, Felt, Fellows, Fuller,
Wilkins.
Paired Stillings, yes; and Ripley,
no.
new