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□AIT IXLLi ( • K Tl 17 * VOL. I. MARCH I, 1892. ‘ THE THIRD PARTY. • v û. No. 3. do r'tiii tih.-s i . i EZ h».itor NEW s : l*l«-;t-< an The Thin! Party is booming. I w»» neigh* Non the tiiird. it hopes soon swer the following : ' o/s go to a cit \ I»» sell egss, each to he the first ami on!\ parlv On»- sells What a tau It re» platform ! having thirty d »Zen. “Equal rights Io all ; special nt tl e rat»- »»I 3 «loz. lor a dollar, privileges to none.” ' hell this i t he otl <• -. of course the la st is carried out. the M llennium talkei. Ed. nt the into of 2 dozen ' f»»r a doll; r. Now the former will be rigl t upon Us. But» should even .sopiommmg evidenilv r«'-v» i»"••> $ Itand the a parts as this get into power, latter ¥ 15. — f 25 '•bepuzzling feature is this; isn’t ii hare \ possible that e- lie former gets a dollar for Dough of the old A-dam-ic at Un will crop out to prevent t e lull 3 <1 ■/.., i he latter a dollar for 2 realization of this splendid • loz.; th»,iefoie even 5 dozen dream? Special privil ..es to brings $ 2. and 00 dozen would none! Soin» h w ibis se» ms a • bring f 24. Our questioner su’.po^e? that flatterin. "‘promise to th»- ear.” only to be ‘"broken to the hope. ’ ! as often ns one sells 3 <l.»z<-n, the We w.ll wager a p* <-k of pota other sells 2 dozen. But if this toes that not one in ten of the Wc e the « nse, ten -mlcs would Third Party movers appieeiate 11* < aust th»- f.rst ones basket Tile the full signifi«*a«-e of ’ !•»•>»• words. ami he would have $ 10, Do they realize that, it’thi* latter wotihl also have $ 10, ami firincij le were varra-o out uric 10 dozen eggs left; so the former million dollars worth of church sits on a dry-goods box in front property in the United States ofthe Post Of lice while th«- other would pay taxes; that th»-r»- sells the reimiinii g ten dozen, would be no laws enforcing th - getting $ 5. Total * 25. See ! But, don t semi matle-m.itiva 1 observance of Sumi a v asa sa<rt-.i Thex u'viiotofgem dav : that the World > fair would questions be open every «lay in the week , «•ral interest. • • •« f that there could be no more relig Il is propose«! to hâve I’. S. ious teaching in our public senntors eh-ctr«! bv the peuple. schools : in a Word, that every «!»• Good ; but wliy n »t civet poat- partim-nt of government* would masters in .the same wuv. be strictly secular? CONE N DRE.MS. That the old parlies have pass- ed the zenith of their glory and Why is the letter K like a pig’s and are slowlv.but none the less tail? Because its at the end of purely, descending into th»- drea •o r k. • '* ’ * • . • ry Shades, is evident, l»u" they \\ ho was the first to «wear in have had such a jolly, good time his world? Eve. How so? loving each other for the past When Adam ask.-d her if he fortv vears, that they ought to night take a kisa. she said, I step down and »»ut ami give I 1 ,. . i l«»n't care A-dam ifvou du. more glittering promises a show. ¡ Eor first class job pi ¡tiling pat H»»w many celebrated Gomg« ronize the NEUS. Oilice No. Washim/tons birl hda v.tiie 22ult” , 33 B os.m Aveiiu»-: **e • »ml floor’ I