Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 28 June 1889 — Page 3

LABOR NOTES.

Neve Orleans hod carriers have organized. Memphis tailors struck against a reduction.

Every tailor in Helena (Mont.) belongs to the Union. There are fifty eight farmers in the Texas Legislature.

Paper shoes are being manufactured at Dundas, Wis. The Little Rock carpenters are striking for nine honrs.

BufFilo salesmen havs organized an early closing association. The early closing movement is growing stronger in the East.

The Horseshoers' National Union has a membership of 8,000. There is talk of another tie-up on the Brooklyn street car lines.

The deepest coal pit is in Belgium. The miners descend 3,083 feet. The cause of labor is making rapid headway throughout the country.

The braes workers will hold their annual convention at Detroit this year. The eight-hour law is being enforced at Chicago on all municipal work.

A Jersey City tobacco factory runs a night school for the benefit of its 5,000 •employes.

The metal trades section of the New York Central Labor Union is to be reorganized.

The St. Paul & Omaha railway will aot permit the employment of Italians KI their lines.

Krupp started his gun factory in 1833 with nine men. The firm now employs £1,0C0 persons.

San Francisco has a female blacksmith who is said to be young, pretty and, of course, single.

Florence Nightingale Assembly, K. of L.. at Detroit, is composed exclusively of young women.

Boston has a new labor paper. As the city barely gives supDort to one, the new venture will be short lived.

Ihe Philadelphia Bricklayers' Union donated 1500 to the Johnstown sufferers. Typographical Union, No. 2, of the isame city, gave $250.

President Compers, of the American Federation, announces that the second of the series of pamphlets of the eighthour question, by George E. McNeil, is aow ready for distribution.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has just instructed its baggage agents on all its lines to accept and carry free of •charge bicycles, tandem bicycles or tricycles when accompanied by their ownera.

The Boot and Shoe Workers' National Union was organized soon after the Indianapolis session of the K. of L. sustained the action of D. A. 49 in throwing" the shoemaker's strike at Cincinnati. The first National Convention was held at^Bo&ton last week, and eighty delegates, representing fortyseven unions, were piesent. Pretty good for an organization only three months old.

Gems from Sam Jones's Sermons. New Orleans Times-Democrat Christianity is the science of life.

Now don't you feel mean, you old •devil, you? A preacher who does not hold family prayers ain't fit to be pastor of a litter of pups

Brother Black there don't want any more members in his church, for half he's got ain't worth killing.

The only difference between the Baptists and the Methodists is the difference between high-cock-a-lorum and low-cock-a-highrem.

If any one here don't believe what I say, and will tell me so, I will give him a hat and some dentist a job of replacing his teeth from the wisdom tooth down.

I can put a hundred of these little infidels in my vest pocket and never know they are there except I felt for my tooth pick.

You are all black-mouthed devils who belong to the church, and when the yellow fever came were white with .fear.

I don't know of anything too bad for you old mangy hounds who refused to vote against the damnable whisky traffic.

If any merchant here keeps open during these meetings, it will be some little fifteen cent skin a flea for his hide and talliw member of some church.

The Lord can catch these infidels the only trouble is he hardly has a hook email enough for them to swallow.

You old skunk, you! I don't know who is these fellows spiritual daddy.

Some of you will go off and criticise. You blab-mouthed fools, who cares hat you chink?

You boys keep quiet, or git out. What are you old Presbyterians kick* ine about—you old possum-eared hounds? Live ones kick—dead ones don't. If a man was to come to my town and talk about my church like I have yours. I would either cowhide him or build a new church.

Just mash their mouths and you've got 'em. A high-license preacher won't be in hell ten minutes before the devil will have him saddled and bridled, riding him around and exhibiting him as a curiosity.

WESTERN COURT DECISIONS.

A Fence Case and One Relating to a County Seat War.

A special dispatch from Wy. T., says the Territorial Supreme Court has d& cided that owners of land may fence the same in, even if in so doing they inclose Sovernment or public land. For this alleged offense ex-Governor Baxter was removed by President Cleveland. Near ly 200,000 acres of the public domain have been fenced by individuals and corporations in Wyoming. The case will be carried to the Supreme Court of the United States.

A dispatch from Topeka, Kas., says: The Supreme Court Saturday decided the famous Gray county case in favor of the town of Ingalls, making that the permanent county seat. The matter came up on an application for a writ of mandamus to compel the county officers to return their offices to Cimarron whence the records were removed by an armed force in January last. At that time there was a bloody battle, and the militia were sent to Cimarron to nre serve the peace. The decision in favor of Ingalls caused great surprise.

Free Oravel Roads.

The question of free gravel roads has long been one of interest to the farming classes, but it is only within the past few years that merchants have realized that much trade may come to a town which has free roads that will not do so when toll must be paid. Several years ago a farmer living near a neighboring town tbat was approached only by toll roads fell upon the following expedient to force the company to throw it open to the public. Under the law governing such corporation, there must be a certain state of repair or toll cannot be collected. The farmer undertook to make the road such an expensive luxury that the company could not afford to keep up th* repairs. As the frost was going out of the ground, just after a pro tracted freeze, he loaded two cords of wood on a wagon, to which he hitched four of his best horses. Another wagon was heavily loaded and three horses were placed to it. Then two wagons were loaded with a cord of wood each, and drawn by two horses. The whole outfit started for the town, some six miles distant, along the gravel road, each wagon following in the trail of the other. These heavy loads practically ruined the road, and when this was repeated after the next freeze, the destruction was nearly complete. The company went to work and spent a large sum of money on the road, and announced that they were ready to keep it in repair just as often as it was plowed up by the heavy loads. The recent law limiting loads to a certain number of tons in certain seasons is doubtless an outgrowth of some such practice in this State.

In All Four Way*.

Detroit Free Press. "Could I get a little information froai you?" asked a farmer-looking man at the Third street Depot of Officer Burtou, the other day. "Yes. sir." "Well, I want to know how their con fidence men work." "In various ways. Sometimes they borrow money and give a worthiest check on a bank." "They do, eh?" gasped the man with a sudden

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"Yes, and again they borrow money and turn over a check to a trunk. When you go to'look (or a trunk it is not to be found." "By George!" muttered the mtfn. "Then again they sell yoti bogus bond, or borrow money on it." "Sakes alive!" "And they sometimes hire the victim to boss a mill or factory somewhere,and then borrow money to pay a freight bill." "Four different ways!" shouted the man, as he jumped clear of the floor. "Yes." "And I'll be hanged if I haven't been taken in on every one of them in a ride of a hundred miles! Say, come down and show me the river—the deepest spot in the river—the place where can drop in and nobody can fish up my dough-headed cadaver!"

A Serpentine Problem.

Notes and Queries.

An astronomer from Harvard Observatory some time ago propounded this problem to a number of fellow savants. Suppose that three snakes, each two feet in length, should catch each other by the tip of the tail, thus making a circle six feet in circumference. Suppose that each snake should begin to swallow the snake in front of him. In what way would the resultant figure, after each snake had swallowed the one in front of him, differ from the original circle? There were many diverse opinions upon the subject, some of them entering the consideration of the fourth dimension of space, because any one of tie snakes would have swallowed the one in front of him and yet have been swallowed by the two in back of him, and therefore would be b)th inside and outside of his two fellows.

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Gems from Sam Jones's SermonS. New Orleans Times-Democrat. Christianity is the science of life.

You boys keep quiet, or git out. Now don't you feel mean, you old devil, you? /h

A preacher who does not hold family prayers ain't fit to be pastor of a litter of pups.

Some of you will go off and criticise, You blab-mouthed tools, who cares what you think?

Brother Black there don't want any more members in his church, for half he's got ain't worth killing.

The only difference between the Baptists and the Methodists is the difference between high cock-a-lorum and low-cock-a-highrem.

If any one here don't believe what say, and will tell me so, I will give him a hat and some dentist a job of replacing his teeth from tbe wisdom tooth down. _i

I, tbe biggest fish that swims. The penitent sinner is the man who falls down, jumps up, rubs bis shins, and goes a-running.

You are all black-mouthed devils who belong to the church, and when the yellow fever came were white with fear.

I don't know of anything too bad for you old mangy hounds who refused to vote against the damnable whisky traffic.

I don't know who is these fellows spiritual daddy. You old skunk, you!

A high-license preacher won't be in hell ten minutes before the devil will have him saddled and bridled, riding him around and exhibiting him as a curiosity.

If any merchant here keeps open during these meetings, it will be some little fifteen cent skin a flea for his hide and tallsw member of some church.

Just mash their mouths and you've got 'em. The Lord can catch these infidel* the only trouble is he bardly has hook small enough for them to swallow.

I can put a hundred of these little infidels in my vest pocket and never know they are there except I felt for my tooth pick.

What are you old Presbyterians kickng about—you old possum-eared hounds? Live ones kick—dead oneB •don't. If a man was to come to my town and talk about my church like have yours, I would either cowhidt him or build anew church.

A Multitude of Ailments.

The ailment* which ufllict the kidneys and bladder are .-o numerous, that merely uanu theui would fill a space far outruunin the mils of this articlc. Suffice to tay, that tbej arc both obstinate aud dang-iious. To thvi'i prevention Hostetter's Stommh U.t ers is w«-li •dapted. The stimulus which it l^nds to tht, tion of the kidn ys whea they are lethargic serve to counteract a tendency in them to lapse, tir-t, into a sate of pernicious inactivity, aim ft rwards into i.na oi positive organic disease.

I'hich soon destroys 'heir delicate integument.* fioisons the blood and causes death. A otii'lt purpose is served by this deourent. It promote activity of Ihe kidneys, and expels inipuritief (roui the blood which hive no natural channel if outlet, xcept tht se organs. OViistipati biliousness, fever and ague, rheuuwisin and lynpepsin, are also remedied by this medicine thorough action and will scope.

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PONTIAC. MICH., Mar. lfi, 1887. On the 10th day of December, 1886, came from Orion to Pontiac to visit iny parents, and was taken suddenly ill. Or. Galbrieth, of this place, was called, and after making careful examination ot my case, desired council, and named at ouncilor, Dr. McGraw, of Detroit. They met in council December 15th made a careful examination, and pro nounced my disease as cancer of the liver, and stated that there was no hope •or me, as it was impossible to cure me. The pain was'very severe and Dr. Gal brieth continued his visits, administering quitting powders. A swelling or bunch had formed upon my right rib* almost hs large as my fist, and I had given up all hopes of recovery. But having heard of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, I sent, February 1, 1887, and bought a bottle of the Syrup from Mr. Peter Schmitz, a druggist of this place, and took it us directed. About March 1st something broke and the swelling commenced to go down, until it hat almost disappeared. Up to this date 1 have taken two and onehalf bottles of the Syrup, and have so far recovered as to be'able to visit my neighbors, and am truly rejoicing that I am fast being relieved of such terrible pain, and de siring to acknowledge the benefit I havf received in using your Syrup, I send you this statement, hoping you will use it so that others who are afflicted mav be benefited and relieved from pain as} have been. Very truly,

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The undersigned certify that they are well acquainted with Charles A. Spier, whose signature appears above, and we have no hesitation in saying that any statement made by him can be relied upon as being true in every particular.

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