i
I
THE ' "'MILFORD STORK
OF STORES
Longest Established, Best Equipped
FINEST LINE OF WINTER' GOODS.
Specialties in woolens, Jackets, ladies, mens and
childrens underwear.
Gloves, hos!ery, boots and shoes. All the latest
styles and best materials for winter wear.
J
Bufciful TeckV2ai?
A New Department
A large assortment of Laces and Trimmings. A complete
sto:k of mins furnishings. Finely sto:kd Grocery Depart
ment. CrecVery and glassware direct from England.
All of tjljc aboVc at; prices
that Will lijakc. it? to Voui
advantage to buy of
HIT0HELL BR0S.
Boad Stt&izt Sfiilf oi?d Pa
General
LIVERY STABLE
Safe horses,
Good wagons,
Prompt service,
Careful Drivers.
Findlay &
Mllford. Pa
When
Hello
KILLtms couch
in CURE thi LUNGS
Or. ling's
WITH
lzi Discovery
FBICB
OLDS Trial tattls FrM
MD ALL THROAT ANSLUNSTH0UBLE8.
OUAR ANTKiD SATISFACXG&x'
OR MONET REFUhTDKD.
HARNESS
Of All Kinds and Stylos.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS
Repairing ;-NEATLV DonE
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.-
L. F. IIAFXER.
Harford St. Milford
.!
ncceed when ever; thing else Bits. I
la nervous proauatioo and female
weaknesses they are the supreme I
remedy, as thonsanUa have testiued. L
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER ArfO I
STOMACH TROUBLE
k la the best tnedicin ever sold I
vet s druggist's count. .
Wheeler,
.PROPRIETORS
BEST OF ALL FLOUR.
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN, OATS,
and HAY
in need of auv
to No. 5., or come o
SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD PA,
I Supplying J
1 The Table
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We Holve it by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
FOR AN ELEGAN1 SINNER
II you appreciate a good market in towin buy
your fish and clams at my place. Llmiurjer.
Imported Roquefort Philadelphia Cream cheese
or any others desired.
FRED GUMBLE
Harford St. Miltord Pa.
The
' East
Stroudsburg
State
Normal
School
-IS-
A thoroughly first class school
ior 1 liA.CHL.K5.
It is PERFECT in the Beauty
and Healthfulncss of its Lo
cation.
It is COMPLETE in itsE quip
mcnt.
Its Graduates rank among the
Best in SCHOLARSHIP and
TEACHING ABILITY.
The rooms are carpeted and
the Beds Furnished.
The Food is Abundant and
Excellent in Quality.
For Catalogue Address, .
E. L. KEMP, Sc. D..
PrindpaL
East Stroudsburg, Penn.
f LATC -ST SCRAP HEAP.
Twenty Thousand Tone of Old Iron
In 8lngle Pile In Gan Francisco.
The largest scrap heap in the world
Is In Ban Franctaco, a relic of the
great fire which followed the earth,
quake of April, 1906. It la 40 feet
h p.!. V-0 feet square on1 coValns 2C
CO'i (cms, all cut in equal lengths of
eighteen Inches, and piled In on
solid mass, with the Bides aa smooth
and solid aa a brick wall.
. This Is the only one of four heaps
of equal else and proportions which
remains Intact In Its original size and
shape, the other three having been
drawn upon as the material was need
ed. Many other acrap heaps are piled
about the bay awaiting shipment.
so:ne as big as a house and others
mere hillocks, scattered over acres of
ground.
Bince the fire one company has
handled 150, ?00 tons of this old ma
terial. It has six large Bhears in
operation to cut the Iron and steel,
either that it may be better handled
for shipment or for the furnace, says
the Iron Trade Review. Little of this
scrap Is used In San Francisco, the
hulk of It being shipped to the Atlan
tic coast or to European ports.-
Sheep Down; Chops Up.
Sheep-raising has not always been a
pro.ltable business, according to the
reminiscences of some old stockmen
reported In the Breeders Gaiette.
Nevertheless the price of the "finished
product" on the hotel bill of fare has
remained fairly constant with a ten
dency to rise.
"The worst deal I ever got," the
Orcgrn rancher declared, "was at Chi
c'ko during the hard times. I got In
1 ere one day with one thousand two
hundred lambs that made my commis
sion man pucker up a wry face. We
fnnlly put them over the scales at
fifty rents a head, and I figured out
that It would he necessary to do a
Urge business to make any money on
that basis. Disgustedly I secured my
return transportation and started
down town to get something to eat
bc-fure taking the train.
" 'Cut any iamb chops?' said I to
the waiter.
"'Certainly,' he replied. 'Two or
three?'
"I told him to fetch three, and they
neither looked nor tasted good, but
the bill was seventy-five cents. Some
body was evidently making money out
of sheep, even during the panic."
Light Pressure.
Prof. Arthur Schuster, who has
been studying the effects of the scat
tering of light br atmospheric mole
cules, finds that the force concerned
Is identlflcal with what Is usually
called "the pressure of light."" There
Is. he says, a wide-spread Impression
that light pressure acts only on parti
cles the linear dimensions of which
Include several wave-lengths of light;
but this Is not correct The determin
ing factor Is the extinction of light,
whether by scattering or absorption.
Since a propagation of momentum ac
companies the transmission of light,
the momentum la destroyed whether
the molecules act as scattering or aa
absorbing centers. The extinction by
scattering near the surface of stellar
bodies doea not, however, appear to
be sufficient to cause any measurable
effects comparable with their gravita
tion. Valuable Old Documents.
The chance discovery of a secret
drawer in an old writing desk which
has been in the family of Charles
Beckel of Bethlehem, Pa., for genera
tions as a treasured heirloom, reveal
ed that the drawer contained an Inter
esting and valuable collection of his
torical letters and documents. The
parers, a score or more, are war de
partment letters, letters of Gen. An
t;i.ny Wayne and others, and procla
n x'lons that date back to the revolu
tionary war and early days of the
federal government Prof. Allison of
the historical department of Carnegie
institute states that taken together
the letters form a valuable source of
first hand information of an Important
period in the nation's history.
National Holidays.
There Is no National Holiday, not
even the Fourth of July. Congress
has at various times appointed special
holidays. In the second session of the
Fifty-third Congress It passed an act
making Labor Day a public holiday In
the District of Columbia, and It has
recognized the existence of certain
days as holidays for commercial pur
poses, but with the exception named
there is no general statute on the sub-
Jcrt. The proclamation of the Presi
dent designating a day for Thanks
giving only makes It a legal holiday
in the District of Columbia and the
Territories.
6port aa It Ought to Be.
Lord Curxon entertained the Glas
gow students on Wednesday with
snne very sound sentiments. We like
his idea of a football match with seven
spectators and 40.000 players. Look
ing at games la not much In our way,
but we should like to be among those
seven ,.eriutors. He ts quite right,
thorith: It would be a splendid thing
If the number of players and onlook
er, could be reversed. London Satur
day Review.
R.iHh 4a Ffaht.
The big man with the fiery look on
I is fr.ee had been struggling with the
r?- -vindor for 20 minutes. Suddenly
1 . !nrw riiiu-n nn him and held him a
r.-i.cr.er. With much fuming and
wrtgg'.irg he finally released himself,
"i 'onrounit thttt hlusted window!"
le thundered, almost exploding with
rspe. "1 feel like I could chew It up
In itl'n elass and all."
It was then that the humorous lit
tio men in the next seat touched him
rn lha nrm
"My friend," he said, with a merry
twinkle In his eyes, "don't be so sn
gry with the window. Why. that win
dow likes you. In fact, It Is really
f f V, tlonnte "
"What! Are you joshing me? The
window affectionate:
"Certainly, sir. Didn't It fall
vnuv nw-k T"
cd then the humorous little miB,
aaUhed. !rT.-:r4 ths smoker.
Treasurer's Sale
of Unseated Lands in Pike County
for taxes of 190S and 1900
- and Bchcol of 1910
Notice ts hereby gteo that agreeably tn
an Acs of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled
an Act to amend the Act entitled an Act
dircelllitr 111" nt'sle nf selllmr liue..ted
lend- lor tuxes mid fur or ef -.Mlrp v
passed March lit, A. O. 116, by a supple
ment to nn net to nmend the Act entitled
nu Act directing the mode of selling un
seated lands for taxes nud for other pur
poses, passed Mnrch 17, A. I. 1H17. nnu by
f i Filler supplement to last reviled Act
passed March , lKSi by Act entitled nn
Act in relation to the sales of undented
lauds In tho several counties of this Com
monwealth pnased March 9, IH47, nnd .up
ploment-s thereto. The following described
tracts of lands (described in the warrantee
name) will he Bold on the
SECOND MONDAY IN JUNK NKXT
(lieltig the thirteenth day of nntd month)
commencing at o'clock In theaiternoon
of enld day, at puhlio venduo,, at the (Vinrt
House iu Milford, in the county of Piko,
for arrearage of taxes due and cost no
cured on each lot respectively.
Blooming Urove Townnblp
No. Warrantee Name Aores Per Tax
lano Dowhanan Theodore.. HV) 88 15 5i
172 Depot Nicholas 1!!S Hln
104 Decow Isaao I'D - 41
() Fly John ail 131 15 7
ISO Knouse John 14 7 Kw
it) Kltlnhans Horace 4lti lift 111 HI
Mott O. H l 1 17
1P7 Mease John a 111
M7 lliehards Joshua.. 421 106 ti m
17 5-nylor David 60 It K
Wlgtoll Margaret 1U 21
75 Wallace James 8 ltJ HO 5 47
Delaware Towa.hlp
IS Brndhead Luke 128 9 0S
Us Carney Thomas fciO lu 71
14 Carney Hannnh 10 12 82
114 Dlngmnn Andrew.... 48 6 43
18 Hunt Aun Jr IflO 18 81
ID Hoover Mnnnel Ktl 1.17 86 41
144 Kllng Kachaet log Is 75
175 JUoNelll Samuel 811 70 28 96
1(17 Mease Robert U 1(1 Hi
100 Mease Thomas 8!4 110 !
Bl) .Stephens David 2!W 23 01
25 Taylor John M 3U 2 16
Ding-man Township
143 Ball Biackiill W 4:l: 83 14 80
I KM Hrodhead John Jr 1WI on 14 lt
147 Ball Margaret 41 HJ 14 n
llll Brink Menus 1HO 63 5 31
1WI Caldwell David 415 15 Bu 5m
150 Jones John 141 SHI 10 !!."
W Kutson Thomaa Jr 207 t) 8i
1M flulth William 152 US 10 lKi
134 Vauderruark Midwlg.. 80 5 tilt
Greene Township
254 Crnlg William 811 144 IB 05
2iti Houlke Adiu 435 40 7
Lynch William 43u loo 41 45
SUM Lvnch John 43U 41 3ii
KH Martin John 40 8,7
2n7 Muniock John 50 4 7-i
asj Paschall Thomas 50 4 'i
28 Klttenhouse Joseph... 43M (W t 40
2i 12 Roup ii. W 2a 44 20VU
2l Itltermary John lis 0 40
2i'iJ Tittennary John 22o 8 212-1
3HB Wain William 180 H 27
282 Wain William 43U 100 20 40
Weatbrouk Hiram 150 14 13
Lackawazea Tewoshlp
29 Conner Michael 127 8 57
B7 Dclanev tihai a 183 64 IV tit
123 Howell Hichard til 5 u4
8 Jeonlngs John 2d.... 872 88 93
18 Philips John 453 130 44 22
8 Powell Peter 2ol 21 60
74 Fhtlitn John HVl 129 20 4
1(4) Shields John 87 4 6tt
lu rJeelev Samuel C 257 120 27 31
63 bhee Catharine 250 63 20 6.
85 Wigtoo Phebe SU4 20 41 80
84 Wlgtun Parmelia 807 M 82 80
Lehmaa Towaahlp
23A Brotxman Johu 10 91
148 Carney Tboinaa M 24 4 01
146 Caroer Hannah 44 8 80
207 Dally Charles 14 1 22
238 Gue Robert 100 4 35
144 Kllng Rachel 144 no 12 44
148 Kinuear Willlain Ins 66 17 16
Milford Tows.hlp
111 Branham Kboneter. .. 8V 0 86
85 BiddlsJohn 80 80 6 68
Chimin R. 811 16 00
121 Stewart John.. 30 1 20
it Biuitn ueorge t iiw jii iu aa
168 Waahburne Nathaniel 68 121 8 bl
'Fatmjra Township
80 Cadv David 166 16 8
138 Philips Rebtsxa 134 13 26
IV Smith William loo 4 60
84 Wigton Isaao 412 133 82 18
Porter Township
814 Brown Daniel 128 7 65
U2 Dills Abraham 262 64 14 04
Greer Chae and Henry
rihull 274 16 1H
100 Heluborg Thomas.... 282 71 6 77
l',6 Harrison George...... 402 181 HOU
82 Heller Michael 100 - 2 40
841 Mul.aughlin John 50 1 21
177 Allllur Alexander 402 ii ytm
6V Miller William Ill) 67 6 95
180 Huston Th luaa 50 75 8 I
61 W illing Thomas 60 181
Shohola Township
107 Brink Henry 882 16 87 41
152 Carey Mathew 145 7 60
lal D.-pul Ann 800 IV 72
m Ueuuy W illiam luu 7U iv w
8V Huston Mary Jr 415 16 20 93
Westfall Township
86 Jones Isaao 840 83 83 17
78 (smith Klisabeth 67 HIS
No taxes received on day of sale,
W. K. CHOU Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Milford, Pa.,
iuarca vtn, ivio.
Results Becoming Manifest.
A vear aeo the rata of Increase
among tuberculosis organizations and
Institutions wsa one everv other.day.
only one-half as fast as now. Less
than a year ago there were 40 con
sumptives for every hospital bed pro
Tided. To-day the number has been
reduced to 30. Nearly 20,000 beds
are now provided in Institutions lor
irMtm.nt of ronmimntion an Increase
of over 6.500. The number of special
tuberculosis dispensaries in toe unit
ed States has more than doubled, the
number of anti-tuberculosis associa
tions has Increased 68 per cent., and
the number of hospitals ana santiona
43 per cent.
First Love.
It ts a popular fallacy that the first
love la the true one, unique In Its ex
cellence, says an exchange. As well
say that the first picture of a painter
Is the best of all he will paint In the
course of his life; that the first speech,
the first book, the first statue, the first
composition, will be the best of the
statesman, novelist, sculptor or musi
cian, as the case may be. First works
have all the imperfections of uncer
tainty, of Inexperience and Ignorance.
And It la rather by chance than by
anything Inherent In the nature of
Cupid's ways that the first love turns
out to be the great one.
Spiritual Fellowship.
At one time the apostle Paul seems
to make much of his having actually
seen Jesus, but sgaln he declares that
even though he did know Christ In
that way he knows htm no longer, and
he la constrained thereafter to know
no man "after the flesh." However
precious, for the moment, the physical
relationships, they cannot last. The
spiritual fellowship Is Incomparably
rro-e worth while: which Is what
Cbritt died to teaeh mankind..
THE CURFEW AT CHERTS EY.
Romantic Association of a 8urrey Vil
lage with the Sundown Bell.
At sundown the little Surrey village
of Chertsey, England, will re-echo to
the tolling of the curfew bell, which,
In accordance with ancient custom,
Is Founded vrry cv.-n'ry from Fep
leinner l to iia:t;i i.5.
It is appropriate that Chertsey
should thus maintain tho custom,
for the village has Interesting "cur
few" asso'intlnns. The curfew bell
v.-hich hucg in C!'ert?ey Abbey toiled
for the funeral of Henry VI., murdered
In the Tower of London and hurried
to ChertBey to be buried "without
priest, clerk, torch or taper, singing
cr r.ayhig."
Tho abbey was also the scene of
the lomnntic legend which relates
how ttianche Herlot, to save her lover
Neville, nephew of Warwick the King
maker, condemned to dio at sundown,
climbed the curfew tower nnd held
tho dripper of the great bell. The
Btory, always popular locally, attained
wide fame when Mr. Clifford Harrison
en.bodicd it in his poem "The Legend
of Chertsey." Since then reciters'
audiences have probably had their OU
of It
Wild Horses In France.
The smell while horses of the Ca
margue (delta of the" Rhone), now In
number pome 2.000 only, wander
about the seemingly boundless steppes
at full liberty. Tliey are captured
from time to time and used to thresh
the corn. They are supposed to have
been tirst Introduced by the Romans
and afterward by the Saracens.
But nccordlng to M. Huzzard,
"whatever their origin, whether for
eign or native, the horses of the
Camarguo to-day are the product al
most exclusively of tho Influences of
the environment In which they have
propagated from time immemorial."
M. Clnyot tlencr'.bes the horse of the
Cama!;;i;e as suiall agile, good-tempered,
spirited, courageous. In the
opinion of Prof. Mapne, the horse of
the Cainai gue must live in a wild j
state, and the first e.Teet or Improv
ing the sanitation of the island will be
the disapporrance of Its horses,
Ninteenth Century.
Improved Annunciatcr.
The iit-es of hfitieries and their at
tendant Inconveniences In the opera
tion of flnnuncia:or and bell-ringing
systems. Is dispensed with by the in
vention of a new transformer, by i
w hich the necessary current Is se-1
cured ftom the ordinary lighting cir- j
cutis. As the transformer has no mov- I
Ing pans, once fixed It will thereafter
require no attention. It is adapted to j
operate on circuits running from 100
to KM volts, and is provided with taps '
giving 6. 12 and 18 volts, eo aB to meet ;
the requirements of various styles and
sizes of bolls and buzzers.
Could Not Meet In Rusela.
A memher if tha ilonllata' pnn .rao.
recently held in Berlin writes: " "Our 1
plans aa to St. Petersburg for the
gathering in 1911 failed. Not because
there was any objection to the city,
but. because so:r.e of the men who
might be delegates would either not
bo admitted or if allowed to enter the
city would be uncomfortable while
there. Russia ts queer about accord
ing rights of residence to former citi
zens and to people of certain religious
views, and having this In mind Lon
don was agreed upon as the next
meeting place."
Japanese Wood for Sleepers,
The Atchi.s-on railroad is about to
experiment at Great Iiend, Kan., with
cocobolo and Japanese oak as material
for sleepers. This wood Is so hard
that it Is almost impossible to drive
spikes into it, and screw spikes In
bored holes will he used. It Is expect
ed that the s!e-pers will last from 25
to SO years. They cost a trifle more
than the American oak delivered In
California. The reason for experi
menting with them Is that native oak
Is becoming scarce, and It Is deemed
wise to look In time for a substitute.
The Rare Gift of Courtesy.
Courtesy Includes not merely social
kindness, graces of speech, absence of
business associates and of all the fel
low clttzeus with whom a man of af
fairs may have business to transact.
It Is not American to keep one ciUzen
walUng all day at the door because
he la poor, and to grant another cltl
sen an Interview because it is believed
be is rich. Wisdom Is not confined
In a purse, and frequently much wis
dom may be learned from a poor man.
Proof of 8uccess.
If every day we can feel, if only for
a moment, the elation of being alive,
the realization of being our best
selves, of filling our destined scope
and trend, you n-ay be sure that we
are succeediug. Bliss Carman.
Just as Bad.
Courtesy over the telephone is a
virtue, and It's Just as offensive to the
girl at the switchboard to be called a
Dutch mutt as It would be to be told
that her hat isn't on straight.
Lazy Eamoans.
An Austrian naturalist. Dr. Rech
nzer. attempted some time ago to
n'.ake a collection of Sixoan fishes.
He found it almost Impossible to per
suade the natives, wiio are so lr.zy
that they seldom go fishing, to sell
him any. An ofer of gold tempted
then no more than sliver; they had
caught their fish to eat them, and eat
them they did.
Interesting Information.
N Darwin's "Theories on Kvolutlon"
were first made public In 1858. A. R.
Wallace brought out the same ideas
in the same year. The term Uncle
Sam was tirst used during the war of
1812 and soon after that the figure of
the typical Yankee appeared In the
cartoons.
Here's an Ideal Husband.
An engineer on the Pennsylvania
Railroad stopped his train to rescue a
kitten that was asleep on the rails. If
he isn't marTted we would recommend
him unqualifiedly for husband to the
best sitter ' vcr I.os Angelas
Ttmas,
Amatite Roofing"
T. R. J. Klein & Son, Agents
Iron and Tin Roofing of all Kinds
-Metal Shinjh s and Metal. Ceilings
ri Hardware, Steves and Ranges
11 Gutters, Leaders, Plumbing, Gasfitting.
j General Jobbers and Repairers
yBrod Street, riiiford Pa f
fea.eVaana Ur ftitae-r UissSraraU: Snstsssl
RYDER'S
MARKET
RYDER'S BUILDING
DEALER IN
Meats and Provisions,
Fish and Vegetables, '.
Canned Goods
Orders Promptly Attended
PAUL RYDER
Harford Street, Milford.
DR. KEfwfwEDY'S
A WRITE
PIciisnr.t to Take,
I'owt ilnl to Cure,
Ami "Welcome
Iii lively Home.
EIE"?, LfVER
& DLGQD G38S
Not a Patent Medicine.
Over 30 Yeavs of Success.
Used In Thousands of Limes.
Write tc Dr. David Kennedy's
Cons, Rondout, N. Y., for a
FREE sample bottle. Large
bottle $1.00. All druggists.
I10USSG
Camphor
Moth Balls
Insect Powder
Roach Desroyer
Famigators
Paris Green
Rat Killers
Borax
Ammonia
Chloride Lime
M u r e s c 0
Jap-a-lac
Liquid Veneer
F. J. H E R B S T,
MOVED TO 1630
WE are the olJest Wine and LSquot
House in Philadelphia. We have
been obliged to move from the
old stand where we have been (01 10 many
years must have more room to accommo
date out increasing
A ,; . have Ihe finest trade
- . reason why we should be higher priced.
IT Old Pcnn Whisky, 75c quart,
ULD Yt in i $2.75 gallon ts the finest whkty for iu
ji price in the world.
' ' ' I 'mnerial Cabinet Whisky. S1.25 ot- 44.75
V 1'. -r.
" giL, disiilled from
3 water.
1 Coodi shipped
f-
United
TiiomsG Massey & Co.
i3io SS&t st. 1630 Chestnut SL
Piiiladclplila, Pa.
Vor cn V.'-.U Ne.v Bureaj.
it t!iL c nnvt-i;! vu t' t'.a Nil
.n.t-n'a Trade I'
nO ICteolUlli Hit
..c.i-e ia Chi-
"Jftj.ted favor-
ithe creaikiit wf a iVJoi1 b'.:r:ju to
j'Avci in conLtciion witU worn-
a Id industrial purtjUlU. The woi.tCD
tQt a woman had of t' o bu:uu.
WOOD & SON I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MILFORD PA
UNDERTAKING
In all branches
(Special attention given to
EMBALMING
No extra eharge for attending
funerals out of town.
Telephone In Residence.
UOf ASSISTANT
New ork Keprescntattve
National Casket Co. 60 Great
JoucsSt. Telephone 3346 Spring
STOVE UOOJ) rurnhhciJ at fa is
it (Hid. Mail onlert given prompt at
tention. MiljorO Pa , Xnv 5th. lvo
J. II'. Kiettl.
Washington Hotels.
RIGCS KCUSE
I'he hotel pur excelh 1 i-i of the inpltsl
.ceal.il within one M. ik 1.1 ti e lute
House anil directly oMnsiu il.e '1 r- atLiy,
t-'incM tith'u- in the city.
WILLARD S HOTEL
A fhinoui holilry, 1,1:1, 1, 11, fc , It
niHtorictilashOciaUont, aid , 1 (.'-M.fiulr.cd
popularity. Hecently r; rnviiti 0, rel a,l,lcd
uui partially 't-iu,uui,nl.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
A landmark among the hotels of Wt sb
inglon, patroniztd In former years by
,jreiccmi. nud hiih ulhcials. Alway r
ariiuc lavi-rlte. liccently remodeled ana
rendered ln-tlir than ever." Opp. P 14.
K dep. WALTKK BVKTON, Res. Mgt
I hi-ne hotels are the principal political
i-iiun-zvut of. the capital at all times.
Ilu-y aruthebert tUpping- places at real
siuubli- rules.
O. O.
O DEWITT
leaninsr
eoessities
1
CHESTNUT ST
business. Because we
in Philadelphia is no
..:-(VJ
selected grain spring
lo all parts of the
States.
Origin of P&zq jinadet.
V: i'.iaiLdtrf Id a term frequently
- (o annnyn.ous prhllcatloos of
libeiutiii d :ture, ome-
I tli; c.- wiidtii and sometiuiee printed.
T! ay dt live their name from one Pa
I -. !!:-. a witty tailor, who dwelt at
lit.- i at the close ot the fifteenth cen
iLi doliTbted hla patron wltl
t's. :urc.iatlc hu 'or.