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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-29
A FOOL AND
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kept his money in his house on his
farm. \ farmer living near had an
idiot son. From the time he was five
years old he had been visitor at
Uncle Joc'S. He sometimes remained
there overnight. The lad and | always
got along together very well, and after
| had known him for three or four
years | discovered that curiosity was
his leading trait
lie wasn't curious as other boys are,
but after arriving at the age of ten
he took to running around the country.
ON certain night when | was at
Uncle Hoes and when | was fourteen
years old uncle and Aunt Mary count
ed over $1,000 In bills they had in the
house. This counting was done in their
bedroom after | was in bed, and the
package was then hidden under the
carpet \ noise was heard at the win
dow, and I'uClc Joe went out to see If
amy one was SpoOking round, but
made no discovery. Next day he went
away to buy some cattle, and during
the forenoon things went ON rs usual.
Just before noon the fool came over,
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.
back to their work in Il distant field.
| had been sent to roll some old cider
and vinegar barrels out of the cellar
and ,.i,.o tI,o,,, ~. ,,.or1 NADIA st,,,,s
to ,I,c l,,.. T., ho,,,. NM. lint no sbonl, b,g
I,,,, and sen, l,,,,,, ,, +,,, ,l,,,r,t,,,, ,,,1
lnrt mn surh g, ,,rinrfr,, and rh,,rl,Iirc
tn1t \rnt Marry rnti,.rd If oftnr awhile
md wondered what bn had hn,, nm :,
At about half mast / O'Clock = well
dressed business looking man drove M
to the gatr in -, buu,,y hitchcl his
horse and came in He oskrd mo NJ
thr wen if Mr. Fuller was home and
whom answered i'm thr ur,,,tiyn no
seemed considerably put out fol
lowed him to the Kitchen door, where
he introduced himself to my aunt and
explained that he had c1ttIc to sell.
After Il little talk Inc began to tell us
that he had seen a man hurt on the
highway. and gradually we I'LL came
to crowd into the Kitchen OF sud
den the man pulled revolver and said:
sit down, the three of you and if
one of YOU uttrrs single ven l will
shoot You dead
| THOUGHT tn" fellow was joking and
was slow about sitting down. Aunt
Mary was also slow In catching on,
and rs Sh" finally took chair she was
pale as death. The fool laughed ana
sucked at his finger and seemed to con
SIder the thlnE good joke.
NOV, then, understand me- con
tIhurd IN" man when we Wer" seated
before MN. lhcr" is money In this
mousse. want IL. IN gong TO get II
IL l nave I" XIII the three OF you. WAT
"r" you ErIhhilG III
inns ESt remark was addressed 10
'li' ioo' ana l tAPL'Ih'u lI"l ne was
N!'''lh Oh HlISl"Flull'' "'S aston
lSI''l' nu' not lrISil''heu' hau learu
vi io''"'IN' p"' ".'S man ul''l come
UP - MY '''''o" 81 one III an. NcI'"'r
was ""''l' "l ,ll' I''E' sum Oh money
III .''r "o"N'' rue Hl"h l'I"''u OH u
"'! '' i'o'' '"' .'l"'N'l'E p''Irr oi II
NV '"'N'' At AUNT N'''! anu H''''
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Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Hot
Springs
doktorernaS
tilIk~annagifvande.

vi hafva inrattat EFT permanent
institut i Sioux City i 6l2 Fourth St.
q andra vauingen.
vi 6nska erhalla nagra sjukdoms-
fall fran hvarje samhaile inom 100
mil frau Sioux City. vi onska err
halla dessa "a fall genast for n
seringsandamal. vi Snska sadana
fall, som Arc obotiiga geuom vanliga
metoder. vi onska visa hvad Hot
Springs systemet kan CORA. For att
erhalla dessa fall fort CORA vi f0ljande
FRA ANBUD:
Till den / 5februari skola vi gifvs
fri understanding och rad at ALA, som
komma. Sadsns fall, som kunna bo-
tas genom bot Springs systemet,
villa vi emottaga for demanding abso-
lut fritz med undantag af de medici-
ner. som ~begagnas, och dertill villa
vi gifva hvarie patient en- skrifyen
garanti att bota honom eller aterborda
hvarje dollar, som betalsts oss.
xvi behandla sjukdomar /
blodet, huden, hjertat, lungorna, ma
gen. nJurarne och lefvern innetattan-
de roimatism, forlamning, neuralgi,
f0rlust af nervkraft. goitre, hamorr-
holder, brack och mans och qvinno-
sjukdomsr.
Hot Springs systemet ar en- behand-
ling i hemmet. sd att talrika bes6k pa
kontoret Ell arc nodvandiga.
vi CORA inga misslyckr ndeH. vi
hafva Ell rad dertill. vi emcttaga for
behsndling endast botliga fall och
taga inga pengar fIan dem. som arc
obotliga.
vi gifva en- skrifven gsranti att bota
hvarje fall vi e~mottagit eller aterbe-
tala pengarne.
For att bevisa att krouiska sjukdo-
mar arc vart lifsstudium och att vi
kama menniskokroppen i de NEST
minutiosa detaljer villa vi pa nagra
"a minuter beskrifva hvarje sjukdoms-
fall med dess vark och smarta utan
att CORA patienten en- enda fraga. Till
var help / diagnosen hafva vi under
bsra instrument sf var sgen uppfn-
ming, och som Ell begagnus af nagra
sndra doktorer.
Om nj har agon kropisk cller lang
varig akomma, sd kom genast och
drag fordel af delta stora fria anbud.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Half a verlden undrar

huru den audra hilften lefver. De
som besagna Bucklen's Arr lea Salve,
uudra aldiig ON den vii bota sar och
brannskador If ALA elag, de veta ut den
g0r Diet. Mis- GIANT Shy, 1880 +. Rey.
Odds ST., Springfield. H.. sjiRer: Jag,
anser deu absolnt ~n6dvaudigi hushal ct.
Garauteras at LupRrsn n AndreeDs al o.
tekare i Sioux City. Ia 25c
ON nj VII ha en- god kopp katie
elIer CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Basta platsen att kopa CODA klader till biligaste
priser ar hos
& ARONSON
7lO.712 Fourth Street.

tlii HlotVdIN via dnndllandet, men
bletvo spaka, sedan polismannen
brukat sina klubbor med efter-
tryck De iva mannens utseende
stammer till punkt och pricka in
med den beskrifning, som Hingst
och Rice gifver pa de ranare. som
ofverfoilo dem.
Fran Angnstanaf6ysamktngen.
Forliden sondag hollis pa pastor
FERNS inbjudan S. k. reunion med
dem, som konfirmerats inom for
samlingen under hans tjenstetid
aren ISo5-Ieoo Forsta samlin-
gen skedde kyrkans underwriting
XII. 4 e. m, dervid tai hollos at
diakoner och sondagsskollarare,
hvarefter forfriskningar servera-
des. En- ferening afkonfrmander
bildades och Diet beslots att hSlla
en- reunion hvarje januari manad.
Pa qvallen genomgicks uppe /
kyrkan EFT program, bestaende at
sang, musk, tai och defamation.
Pastor FERN redogjorde dervid
for sina OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un-
der sin tjenstetid harstades. En-
ligt denna redogorelse hade kon-
frmandernas antal uppgatt till
3Io, at hvilka nagra hade aA'dit,
andra hyttat ur staden och endast
IA uttradt ur forsamlingen. AT
hsla antalet atersta nu I46, som
tillhora kyrkan.
Pastor FERN ar ej nagon sarde-
les stor oeundrare at de vackelse-
moten. som hallas af ambulerande
"evangelister' och vinkelpredi-
kanter. hvilka genom sina svafvel-
predikningar hos sina ahorare
uPpvacka en- viss hysterisk reli-
gios extas, som smart gar Diver
och ej lemnar nSgra varaktiga spar
etter sig. Deremot haller han no.
ga pa att forsamlingarne s~jeltva
bora taga vara pa sin ungdoms
re]igiosa uppfostraR och gifva
den en- .nera solid och varaktig
kunskap i religionens sanningar
an den, som meddelas at en- i'm
porterad resepredikant, hvilken
endast Star an pa kanslostrangarne
for tillfallet och ingenting vidare.
Dertor, menar han, ar konfrma-
tioEsuHdervisning gen och den un-
dervisning i kristendomens grund-
stycken, som meddelas i forsam-
lingarnes sommarskolor, at storsta
vigt for der uppvaxande ungdo
men. som defigenom drages till
sin alma mater. kyrkan. och blir
trogna medlemmar inom densam-
ma. Den It'd. som manga kyrkor
ansla at sociala tillstallningar af
allehanda Stag. kunde afven, menar
p~astorn. battre anvandas genom
EFT grundligt i~nskarpande af kri-
stendomens principer och EFT tor
standigt uppskattande af desam-
ma.
Manga aHdra utom de inbiudna
konfrmanderna otvervoro denna
intressants och larorika ''reu-
nion." w..
Nasta onsdag XII. 2 e. m.
sammantrader a pastorsexpedi-
tionen styrelsen for hugustanasy-
nodens understodskassa. Styrel-
semedlemmarne besta al pasto-
rerna J. E. Erlander, ordforande;
S. A. Lindholm, sekreterare; o.
w. FERN, kassor. SAINT prot. C.
w. Foss, konsul G.. N. Swan och
handlaBden + 6. Wadhams
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02

Mr. Carl NadSen har inkopt
sin kompanjons, Mr. Claridges, an
del i bstaffaren ute vid Riverside
och kommer att vara ensam ON
affaren under nasta seminar.
9OhK olson, delegare i Hanson
&Ois ons kotth andel 1916 4 st.
hade i onsdags rest ut till en-
frmau tiIlhorig farm belagen ma
IA James. Der raksde han ut
for missodet att falla fran en- vagu,
dervid han brot en- axel ur led och
idrog sig dessutom afven andra
saiartsamma ON Ell farliga skador.
Han togs till St Josephs hospita
let for undergraduate at reparation.
ALT slags kol erhalles hos Sou
thern Coal Co..3II Virginia st.
En- plasterer vid MANN w. M.
Bray iniann sig i onsdagsefter-
midday / berusadt tillstand Sioux
City tou E, 5 & Pearl streets, och
horjade genast CORA rent hus Ger
Haa Fyckades ocksa f~ortraffligt /
delta foretag. Man och qvinnor
sprungo torskrackta undan for
hans berserkaraseri, och inom
kort var han ensam here pa tap
pan. Han boriade dS sla sender
Tobler och fonster, men sedan han
roat sig dermed EN- stund, kom
polisen och lade beslag pa honom>
En- man 6ck under Diet vida upp-
tradet EFT Skulderblad krossadt.
Nj behofves 81 frysa i winter, ON
NigSr till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och koper stormdorrar.
Enhgt rapport fran festkom-
ulTttcrede kommer forenineen
Swanska Monitorens femtonde
arsfese att halIas den ~. februari.
Vidare genom program framde-
les
En debatt kommer att ga at
stapeln i sveusSa metodistkyrkan
den 4 ,mars XII. 6 e. m. Vid sam
Una tilstalle presteras sang och de-
ikIams25on-
Om Nj har hosta, sd en- kop
en- fiaska at Thelandersmpound
tGongh Syrup.
Ba,ta Standard tomatoes 10 c pr
kama hoi
Larson & Anderson.
Mr. Diet iblsnd kan hafva led
amm foljder att satta sig pa en-
tradgren och sedan saga at grenen
melIan sig sjelf och tradet hck ia
mes Welch. bosatt / Coles addi-
tiou. h7romdagen erfara. Han ut,
fdrde experimental vid7&Wall SITS
seh damp naturligtvis ned fran
en- h6id at IS fot och slog sender
hoftber och adrog sig dessuton
aNvarsamma invartes, skador.
Han vsrdas nu pa St Josephs
hosoitslet. och DIT antages kom
ma att atgs Aera manader, imam
haH kan tillfriskna.
En- q Or gammal. iattestor ne
ger vid namn Heury Burris, hvil,
ken vanligtvis gar under namnet
big Boy" ,arresterades i sondags-
eftesmiddag for drSp pa en- ann n
mcgee vid MANN Dick Tanner. Ba
da hade varit ute och infunno sig
pa cftermiddagen nagot berusade
det lila berykrade negerhotelle,
Madison. belaget strax vester on
polisstationen. Tanner hade d.
giart narr af Burris, deifor at,
de7ae Ell skulle hafva varit spen
dersam nog. dervid de bSda man.
men rakat i handgemang. MEDIA
delta pagick. nixon en- t-edJe be
rusad meyer vid MANN E'reelanc
Miles och inlat sig i ordvexline
med Jessie Carr. dotter till hotel.
warden. sngSende en- hotellrak
ming. Miles skuffade qvinnan O.
miIdt 1T sidan. dervid Tanner lade
sig emellan och gaf Miles EFT knyt,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02

Kop edert kol hos Southern Coal
Co. 3Ir Virginia St. der Nj err
haller 1000 pounds pa hvarje ton
Nj koper.
Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edra hus, sa kop virke
hos Spalding, ) & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
BRttre an musk

.'F0r att hAlla kroppen stand, skrif-
yer Mrs Mary Brown. 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie. N. X, tager jag Dr.Kine's
New Life Pills. De arc Diet be~hagligaste
laxavativ jag nAgensip funnit Bast for
mage lefver ooh inelfvor. Garanteras az
Lungrsn och Andreens, apotekare. Sioux
CSty. La. Endast 25c Garanteras.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
Sioux City.
Sgeaska Monitorens kontor
hafles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qva1I.
M0NlT0RENS 1eLEfONNUMMER CTS

Mr. Carl Madsen har inkopt
sin kompanjons, Mr. C~laridges, an
del bStaffaren ute vid Riverside
och kommer att vara ensam ON
affaren under nasta seminar.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
1 o. 0

tons no 900 tons Deplacement)
ar storleken pa Scandinavian
American : LINENS snabbgaende,
dubbelpropeller. angare United
States, "Hellig Olav' och "Os.
car H.. Med dessa stora fartyg
kan resan fran Scandinavian
till New York goras utan omby-
tie. hvilket ju ar en- god SAX, i syn
nerhet for familjer och qyinnor,
som resa ensamma. LikaIedes
Dor man komma ihag att Scan
dinavian- American LINEN ute
slutande befordrar skandinavi-
ska passagerare. Scandinavian
American : LINEN ar den enda H.
ME. hvars fartyg ga emellan
Scandinavian och New York utan
att anlopa frammande hamrar "a
wagon. Kom ihag delta. ON Nj
skall sanda efter fader eller moder
syster eller broder. hustru och
barn. och kop bil~jetterna hos Ii
MEMS narmaste agent eller direkt
hos
"A. E. 10 HNSON g. co
I. d. A. MoRTENsEN g. co.
lag f.. Xii zie Oh CA o
100 Wash. Az. s.. MNNEAl O.S
o. E. J. o)TsoN. siOuv City, Iowa
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-02
D1fhet kan icke bOtas

yid lokala medel, da de ejkunna ma den angripna
Gelen af orat. bet times blot EFT satt att kurera
dofhet, och Diet or med kcnstitutionella medeL.
Dofhet forsrsakas af EFT upphetsadt tilstand az
sle-nhinnan 1 det enstachiska r0ret. Mar delta
ror blifver infammerat marker Nj EFT skorrande
Itud eller far en- dAlig horsel, och mar r6ret blifyer
belt och ballet tappt, sr dofhet foljden; ON
upphetsningeu fcke kan aflagsnas, och roret
aterfa slit normala ~tIllstand, VIII h6rseln vara
borta for alltid Mo utat ito fall framkallas az
katarr, som ej Or annat an EFT upphetsadt tilistand
afglemhinnorna.
vi viii gifva 800 for hvarje faI az dofhet
lfororsakadt at katarr), som 81 kan kureras med
Hatl's Oatarrh Cure. Skrif efter cir.
Eular, fritt: . F.J: Cheney & Co., Toledo, O
sales hos apotekare, T5c. :,
Halls Famllj Pills aro de basta- y
- Den finaste graddost till I5c
pr ID hos
Larson & And rson.
Tjarpapp och takspan af basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
The forum., 1906-05-19

that their political enemies shall
not be given the axe to chop
their own heads off.
So far as the north is concern
ed. the two parties are equally as
amicable toward the colOred man
aud therefore, this is logic
enough, because we all know,
where there are Negroes on
both sides, all get more recogni
tion. The same is due to any
race or class.
And for the south, the south
ern whites claim that the reason
they legislate against our people,
is: The Negro wants to legis-
late against them. Therefore,
we advise the Negroes all over
the country to divide their vote
This is not sacrificing your prin
ciple; suppose a man does go
the longest distance to reach a
point; probably the short distance
is fenced in aud has sentinels,
like Roman soldiers, stationed at
the gates. If your purpose be
good, your results will be good,
and you will not be stigmatized
by sane and logical people.
The forum., 1906-05-19

1t is hard to make something
out of nothing. No amount of
training can make a thorough
bred out Of sc ub. 1t is impos-
sible TO cover moral and intel
lectual defects by eXtravagant
dressing. Would it not be we'll
for some of our young people to
take the hint, anG be a little
more careful as to their conduct?
Nothing is harder to get rid Of
than ones Identity, and nothing
follows one SO closely as his own
character, be IL good or bad, like
Banquo's ghost, it will not down.
I-Lovejoy (Brooklyn) H., cor
respondent in E. ST. Louis Sen
tnel.
Mr.. Benson, you are quite
right The very thing which
you speak of is the fate of many
people, especially colored. 1t
seems hard to impress upon
our race that a man is what he
is, and not what superficial orna-
ments portend him to be. You
can put silk and gold on wood
man and he or it, will look gor-
geoue.
The forum., 1906-05-19
Prominent Colored Women.

The ability and the language
used by Mrs. Josephine Silome-
Yates in a long and we'll con-
nected article in the May number
of the Colored American Maga-
zine, from the subject: "Genetic
Psychology" shows that she is
lady of extraordinary acquisi-
tiOns and should be a bright and
guiding luminary for our young
ladies, especially. These colored
ladies Of whom you read SO much
let it not be forgotten, spend
their time in study, in travel and
are not idle. The places attain
ed by Mesdames Yates, Terrell,
S. Lang Williams, Ida Wells.
Barnett, Clifford, Booker r.
Washington, Ada Overton- Wal
kerr Misses Pauline Hopkins and
Portia Washington and the
young lady who has gone over to
Europe to study the works Of
Michael Angelo and other great
masters of the sculptor's art: and
many other ladies, whom we
could name, unless you are stu
dlous and spend your time at
noble things. The history of
Ida Wells Barnett shines before
us almost romantic. The time is
ripe for more able young ladies
to the front
The forum., 1906-05-19
Opportunity for Young Men.

The demands in all parts of this
country and in several foreign coun-
ties. for well-trained men of our race
in the direction of scientific and
practical agriculture are SO great
that this institution is willing to
offer exceptional advantages TO young
men who wish to come here and
take either regular or postgraduate
course in agriculture. We cannot
begin to supply the demands that
come TO us for trained men in the
direction Of agriculture. The posi-
tions for which these trained men
are wanted are those in almost
every case which pay high salaries.
We wish to get hold of men who
have received as far as possible, a
good education before coming here,
and are ready to enter on tho
rough course in agriculture. Per-
sons, however, can pursue the literary
studies at Tuskegee. while taking
the course in agriculture. For futher
information address.
ROCKER T. WASHINGTON.
Principal Tuskegee Intitute,
Alabama .
The forum., 1906-05-19
Why Coiored People Should Divide
Their Vote.

Any attempt by colored man
TO advise the people of his race
to vote other than the republican
ticket, IS invariably ooked at and
received contemptuously, and
the adviser is mosr tines pointed
at as an impostor, but those per.
sons are mostly gone, and those
who are yet here, have been re-
generated in the new life, and
see and take things upon their
logic and not upon false theory
Any thing said by US does not
mean nor imply that we, ourseIf,
mud any fault with the republican
party-we are republicans and
believe in the principles enun
Grated in that partys platform.
we see no other national party To
equal or excel it.
We Say divide the vote for
three main reasons. 1st, for
policy; Cd, for the good of the
good Of the Negro republicans
themselves d d Sd, because Ne
groes have the same right to be
democrats as other people have,
and 4th, because the south is the
home OF most of the Negroes,
and the whites are dett rmined
The forum., 1906-05-19
Better Church and Society Discip-
line.

Our race is not expected to
measure up to the stand ,rd of
5he Aryan races. because they
are but boys and girls, but; We
fear that, as whole, we are too
unconcerned about learning good
manners and common decency.
Our churches and our societies,
l. e., the "best people," should
not be on par with those of us
not having opportu titles you
see how the best whites do;
most of our people, in some ca.
pacIty, come IN contact with the
highest white society and church
work, but never aim to take les
sons from them. You initiate
the whites IN dress and eXtrava-
Sance. why not initiate them in
their etiquette and good conduct?
The forum., 1906-05-19
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The forum., 1906-05-19
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A buggy for sale at 636 N. 3D.
Street, Miss Jessie Clay. 5 10
MOTTO

1T is no benefit to have given
me something, but it is benefit
to have enabled me to obtain
something for myself. Elmer
son.
The forum., 1906-05-19

Capital City Lodge, No. II, K. of
P, meets every second and fourth
Monday night of each month, in
masonic hall, on north eight street.
Special meetings made known by k.
of S. Hardin Long Chancellor Com.
G. Renfro, X of r and S
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-07
SCOTT s BOVINE, Aoe Nee rs";l Stree
To Protect Vermont 'Rirds,
WE'LL SEND YOU
a SAMPLE FREE.

At the annual summer meeting of
the Vermont Bird Club. held on Mount
Mansfield, in Stowe, recently, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, reliable reports of the
unlawful killing of birds have come
to the knowledge of the Vermont Bird
Club, be 1t resolved by this club, at
annual summer meeting assembled on
Mount Mansfield. this 4th day of July,
1906, that the existing laws in regard to
the protection of the birds in our state
should be observed more strictly, and
that such laws should be thoroughly
enforced by the proper officials; be it
Resolved, That the state game
warden be notified of such infringe
ment of the law; that he be urged to
instruct the county game wardens to
investigate and prosecute violations of
the law in their respective counties.
Whereas, birds are the property of
the state and not of the individuals
upon whose land they dwell, and
whereas birds are of great economic
and aesthetic value to the state; be
it
Resolved, That the Vermont Bird
Club appeals to the general public to
see that our bird laws are strictly en-
forced, that birds are not wantonly
and illegally killed. Be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions,
in whole or, in part, be printed in the
newspapers of Vermont under the sig
nature of the secretary of the club, G..
H. Ross, of Rutland"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-07
Explana atoms

are about as odious as apologies, gener-
ally speaking, but may be permitted
when circumsta noes seem to conspire
to bring about undo sirable results. Last
week the Register Office was deluged
with election printing besides the finish.
ing of the Fair work and when the bell
rang for the forms to be sent to press,
both the local and the correspondence
copy hooks contained big lot of matter
that should have gone in the paper, but
could not get there. But the grand
results of the Big Fair and the glorious
victory in the state, county and town
for the candidates and principles of the
Republican party will assauge all griefs
that may have been occasioned by the
Registers delinquencies.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-07
Speak EloquentIy.

The Dingley Tariff has made New Jer-
sey "a veritable bee hive of industry.
The hum of the spindle and the dense
volumes of smoke belched forth from
countless stacks all over the State
speak more eloquently of the beneficent
effects of a Protective Tariff than can
the tongue Of the silver-voiced orator
or the pen of the most accomplished
writer. If the Democrats have their
way these spindles will be silenced and
the stacks become smokeless and made
the abiding place of the birds of the
air, for it will mean return to the
souphouse days of 1894. Heaven pre-
serve us from such a fate Elizabeth
journal"