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Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York · March 8, 1894

LEGISLATION seems to be running mad. The latest freak is a bill at Albany “to prohibit the tolling of any bell in any cemetery in Brooklyn.” The Sun pertinently enquires: “Will the meddlers with everything, and every custom, and every right of the living and of the dead, even with funerals, burial ceremonies, and immemorial usages, never cease their meddling?”