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TIE DEAp BuEYISe THE DEAD.-A good joke is
told by the New York Evening Post at the expense
of the late Breckenridge Convention at Syracuse.
making it evident that as the disunion party is
ton saw the propriety of choosing electors from
that locality" 1t seems that in selecting electors
it was found very difficult to obtain names from
the several districts. When Erie was reached, it
was found that, after decnation or two, the Buff
falo Breckenridge list was exhausted, and what
were they to do? A happy idea suddenly crossed
the fertile brain of Mr.. Greene. Put on Albert
FL. Tracy " he exclaimed. ." His name is known
everywhere, and he must be with us by--in
The suggestion was jumped at with ayidty, and in
the excitement and hurry of the moment the name
of the beloved and amented statesman was pro-
fanely placed upon the list Of electors Alas few
would have forgotten, except in the wild excite
ment of reYengeful and malignant passions ,Ethat
Albert #. Tracy left world he had honored by
his ability, gracea by his accomplishments, and
benefited by his moral worth, over two years ago,
and that he now rests in peace in an honorable
gravel So the electoral ticket stands with the
name of a deceased gentleman upon t-a fact that
might be treated as a joke were not the abuse of
the name an outrage and desecration.
louisville Journal.
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Louisiana Intelligence,

From she Caddo Gazette of the I1th we extract
the following:
On Wednesday morning DIR. Head ana son were
shot by Thomas Adams as they were passing
through Greenwood in a buggy. A deadly feud
had existed between these parties for several
weeks, eaused'by the killing OF Mr.. Orr, citizen
of Greenwood. Adams states that DR.. Read and
son came by his house. and that DR.. Head called
him to come to the buggy. which he refused to do
believing that he wished to kill him. He ran to his
house, mounted his horse, and taking nearer road
reached Greenwood before the buggy. He declared
that he intended to kill DR.. Head as soon as he
arrived. Taking his position in an alley he shot
both father and son, killing the former in the buggy
and wounding the latter who with pistol in hand
Jumped from the buggy and was shot by Adams.
We have heard that Charles Head shot at Adams
before he left the buggy and had another pistol in
his hand when he was killed.
The greatest excitement has been produced by
this bloody tragedy. The community had been
living in painful suspense expecting something of
the kind, and at last the deed is done. Dr.. Head
was talented man and fine physician, but he
abused the gifts with which he was endowed, and
by his recklessness came to his death by violence.
The remains OF father and son were brought to
Shreveport on Thursday, and large number Of our
citizens attended the funeral services.
The Jackson Parish Times of the 18th, says:
The prospects for an average cotton crop are
very good. Ii another drought should setin, how
ever, the yield would be extremely slim. We
Judge the average yield of corn will be somewhere
between five and eight bushels per acre.
The Rapides Constitutional of the 18th says:
We had some delightful showers during the past
week. Our mornings and evenings have become
quite coolas much so as fit were in the month of
November.
There is general complaint about the crops.
We do not think there will be a full crop made on
any plantation in the parish.
The Ayoyelles Organ of the llth has the follow
ing:
We have had no change in the weather during
this week The clouds and the lightning all around
MarksVille have indicated pleasant showers for our
neighbors but for us there has been no relief from
dust and drought.
The nights are cooler than they were, but the
days as hot and fiery as ever.
The cotton crop seems to be doing pretty well
notwithstanding the entire want Of refreshment
We wish we could have had our fields filled with
the advocates Of free labor in the cotton country
this summer. We are of opinion that their Lincoln
enthusiasm would have been pretty much dried up
before this.
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circulation. .,oo.ot;c Convention.
.,.n.pv11,r, Aug 14--A Douglas peiiiocia'''
- Convention was held in this Guy to.u"S.
ou,'o oyerv county in the State was isple
sftor the permanent organlHaeion VI wy
G,,,, Cangantion and the election OF ohcefs '''
hers proceeded to business s'l.ao,,,inated with
pets o,cctoral ticket was nomhateu WIN
,,aasrs H. Stephens and Augustus h. "i'e'.' -
tha electors for the State at large. -, ,ao,tad
VIZ w ~ r ,osolutions were offered anu 'aepsSN'
. ,g1,ich is one unanimously inviting 7eH'''l
%,l.s ',1r,aios to visit the State Of Georgia .a
HARMONY prevailed during the ehslas i;a pos a1nii
. h"' thc convention adjourned SINE ale' 'Hiie
creat enthusiasm
9 Domestic Markets, NO.
E H,,w YORK, Aug. T.-Thefe "ete Nv a,oso
Nv .o,,orted TO- day. The Flour marker o'ose y
,i,,, sales Of $4,000 bbls at 50 10 70 - -
" s,Orfne State. Wheat closed auA a' =
O. Guy corn is active There were sues ~ "
:: roneing from 6l4 to 62c per puS'lei
- remains firm. The safes "eie y
to loI nIs = I5oo hbls, at $l9 379 for mess.
III pacf closed steady at previous quotations
Oh :. anet the sales to-day were eoihpa,a'ls 4
II Lard closed dull, with sales ol a'o ppis' :
&C. nor Ill., The Sugar market elosea ~ Hays nVy
Su 10 - fIe for Cuba and &C. per ~ iut @ raj
selling agos5 a s5S at Pss Se
Soss sosss sss,d r qast ks st psss Ranging from
and lie. for Kentucky. MN. roorset cl,
ions CINCINNATI; Aug. s,oan There were 900
in steady at soId Today at an advance
ents fSie Proyisons ii closed quiet but firm At previous
was il's River Intelligence.
dis LorlsyLLr, Aug sn H;hhe ,1tb test oeS inches
and point continues to q taa, aa.v,i Tiu1 ! ~
In the canal, by the marx. T., .sa..,,,s. N 4. A
sup end AIag9 posNr. orleans
cinle. ing. bQnlA kok NeM ~ - 49,
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RUSSIAN NrR1G TESS.
tsr rnr AapnreAs asp y4rios41 ttsrs.I

NEW YoRE, Aug. 17.--The correspondent of the
New York World at Constontinople, in a letter
dated July a, says the recent serious outbreaks in
Turkey between Protestant Americans and the
mob, are touching burial rights.
The Turkish Government says that the outbreaks
are instigated by Russian endeayors to provoke
hostility between the soldiers and the Christians.
Protestant Ambassadors have protested to the
Ottoman Porte, and then warned their subjects TO
move with the greatest caution, as further disturb
ance was imminent
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THREE Men WHIPPED We learn that three men
were whipped near Greenwsad on saturdav last last
saG VINO were 1 from aexas; sh hne5 Faeated anti
litionists was to divide Texas and make the vest
ern portion free State. We hope this may prove
salutary lesson to all phlanthropc Yankees, and
induce those who dislike the institution of slavery
to remain north Of Mason and Dixons line.
TCaddo Gazette
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oiuretIe....g pp,,nsners, through
ssn S Co., Exchange Place, the
. Implications, oil of which Wili DC
y : oa1pTy~ u r By Grace and Philip
snata5 aotfT Nv Charles Altamont boyle
ssrssiS iers Dalaiel. New York Harper
..,,,,,;o,
= collection of short biographies
itbs leading events in the lives oi
remorkable women that were N
! 'itIer connected with the leading
L. and the early portion OF the
e The authors give evidence OF a, !,
: 'aae Of the subjects upon Whiel
y vel, as the power OF throwini
nj n6l,aracters a certain romantic c IL IN
" ,R,Ees !. historical facts, even Of u u
or ion, always entertaining, " "
ED work a rapid sale and lastln
g tff,uld be in every library.
,st " Ar. Llpr. BY Georgs; 9 !7;;. Hen len
bf life Of Goethe, d,r Ine yori ! nri
ieaI ,'I,on Life ETC., etc. New ot'
,nnhers, publishers.
3 do doubt a valuable aaal'ioh
,o,as w1,iIe it will be sufficiently
es4eneral reader to be the means
information
ASp RRAcrlcE OF 1,laG,t TIE ~
; by Il. BY George B, preseo's' ;soS
SYN Electric Telegraph Lines
out tht Fields, publishers -,
oI,s o,d P.l i very interesting one. IL
RED ,se upon electricity in theory
i the principles and opera'
....-. {ems of the electric telegrap
.o,. ns,brehensiye manner, and pre-
Cord the controversy as to who
Rai Inpl this greatest of modern
> D. re pleased with the book
readers.
--e----
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p,rurn rousn sronr.-The Philadelphla - ~ :,

RATHER a TouGH SroRY-Ihe rhiiaue'
hnr' ~ RESPONSIBLE for the following statement
auiref rs case occurred yesterday afternoon 9a
and oeos6 4 s6 Thsa hea sSsss
II s ~ sa Bas SSfi5 d Race .
: 'es ii d%sPs P sss as sase s s n s s
few o qG@sRa be asaasn asy q ths house The
atps Tere Of pine a. no other s9Hep uet
osn f 6s s e. i soas fTsn sss Sfeas
that was gaiG hat gntion Of matches eSpesea
be m snn have assigned as the sa9j
tbiS pitV.
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RezEHIAN'S HOSPITAL,
Nc. 90 BARoNNE STREET New Orleans,
Eearfhs Carrolltor Rlilroaf, Tern;Hus

+ N. RaZEMAN, uate Of Montgomery, Ala) having To-
II ia New Orleans takes this method Of announcing his
ness Io9yaGee aud TO receive patients into his private hos
/ The Building he has itted up as hospital is admirably
lied 10 the purpose and being situated IN such convenient
desirable psrtof the city that he feels warranted in saying
i Il affords unusual advantages
Is rooms generally large and airy, and have all under
I thorough repair.
bib whites snd blacks admitted.
he rates Of board will depend upon tho Kind 6f accomods
i required Al surgical operations charged extra otce
"a building. fah 1yhW
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nKaNnrEs N RoNpEp wARM

Stand Il, Il PLanst Co., lsls and issz- :ss5
hand 81 isas iass ana @ isse, ,soe
hand a (. IArrende, 1895 and 1875
md 40 x Uiar6 Dupuy 4 Co., 1896 and lSSS
,nd I'd Il Lecompte Il Co., iesi&
| ma Il Unan OF La Jarrie.
md 6 u Bocieyin b Co.
- nd - a Meneau h Fills,
p q 8. n. GRATIAA 4 CO,
Nv SO Customhouse stress
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a

sfs. b. 4. Fahneslock & Co.
emil years since recommended b A. Fahncs,
Ks NegmiFuse my relative, AIR. Charles West Jefferson
fy Mississippi for cd, eighteen months old which was
$posed be dying from G He gava il three vals,
Sch brought from II tapowofm twentyone feet long aud
ed tue CHILD This worm preserved and have shown il o
lners III this and The adjoining cnunries have sold thou
ads Of bottles of your Eemifnge with perfect satisfaction
purchasers. IT This viii be Of any service in calling atten.
INTO yoHF valuable RENE yen arg at hcry to use it,
JAStES z. HARFER,
OF the hrn Of Harper & Son Druggists,
Bayou Sara Ia.
rPurehasers should loek well to the initials on te bot
and Wrapper be particular that they nnying
a Fahnestock's Va'infuge, and no other. iy23 ImAW
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,us, pArnNrEp CORD WooD

M "a yoyg nrepared TO farnish the PIANTRRSf
corn WOOD CUTTER, and invites all paEi.ss
lanting to call and see the performance o. anS
gill be working every daT, between tne honis ~ Z.
at the store No. Canal street rms simple Haas-
With tJgn hands a much as Hfteen negroes
VIA wv W q. COOK. / Canal strses.
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1s, 1860.
OUTBREAKS IN TURKEY

rELeaRapHso 70 The NEW ORLEANS cREscear
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, TLANTIo DRY DOCK, ALGlERs--

Tbe having recently constructed this Dock.
owa superYso prepared to ake in Ships, Sseners
IA aver escrpta Water Craft. Ths Dock Is located
Igisrs opposite hs Steamboat Landing where connection
@ the Dock she aubsrrber viii continue the Shpwrgh
auisng Business which his long experience and the facilities
ID possehs together with his personal supervision Of all work
"a hopes to merit share Of puhle patronage.
JAMES MARTIN proprfstor
n.Orders left Office Of he agents W. J, DEWEY
co 80 and IS Gravief street. New Orleans, will DO promp
.tenlad ii. me- 6yp
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r1s SULPHUR WATER, FROM The
Ia Sninhnr SPRINGS, GreenbFier CO., Fa.-Bothed n
| This Company having made grcat irprevensnfs
the transported water is now as perfect as Whsls
| rs source. PURCELL, LABD 4 co.,
4 raj Agents fer the Unite States, Richmond, VA
| ater IS 10 be had in New Orleans Of all the Dfhs-
| rinsipl Hetels. and Of reagents,
| WILSON, IASSIE Il CO.,
Il i,nn ,ilssinr N ne 1anls 81 nrnviaT street
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CLVIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
" Office Nc 4 SiJsrondeIet street,

SSIUIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY
" ofiae Nc. 5 usrondelet street.
Capital, s37I,720 3s.
aEs aAILLARD, President "A sGHRIEBEE, Secretary
VEUsTEEs:
GEO. ". West, R.P Hunt
Janies N waite, (uM Mus8orsy
Douglas West, r Martin Gordon. Jr"
o. Jamtson, SuInR Augustn,
Al aTiltehberger Cesaire Olivier,
J. Lssy, A. Rohn.
! orsr Gailliard.
ne Company ,nsuts against the peris of the and se
pdoapd damage by Are at the current rate of premium
A5S3y
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trust his feelings i sup ?
3.sss s. strictly Oh the eash principle
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culation. nonocratic Convention.
-"---,.--------- 4 q 600 600.
DED WINEs-FoR FAMILY USE b..

ee, @ eaop'al,'sftsit five aptin aps IN
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of Il p5 county j ths s,sti a Il, aRa %ty maey say
s,S ass a i NJ pssss s5s i'd Il
hss propas ke hs qas ne ssrg Esass asa
ssI II fe .s9issa s y - M
S sarPea ss is a the way 5sars M y asHsh sGSh
! his lis humanity in sasing morse h'sA'
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Tvosr ppopnnrs or onp-How rich tne ,.i,o,s, .gnoM
ing paragraph appears which was was % Of'sIr, gapo5
n9 nrinted in tile English Quarterly Review N ~
1926: -.,ziono,,. projects that
dSa i 5ssaa a5 nBfd and RaI
q w9sTfao oss d aoongsae to sSss
rockets, Si,s as eoipg sS Pg' at sasl such rate.
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New ORLEANS, August /, 1850
,mpany. successors to the Star Insurance Company
slst the Loss and Damage by Fire the Psrils OF ms
Rivers, at the current rates of premium
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nEsESs-l5e bales .spersd and renlaS in sors and o
seigby s. D. 9RA1I.NA J co,
40 u 9Gus.oulhnlsr stfes.,
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REeGenBe sttmulant and Tonic,

We have rece tna Rlood.
Messrs. J. G. Nc AsaDi
following recent. h0o,tr action -
found well worbRGANs, ver .
The QUEENS oE.nd RHEUMA ?
Wharton ; illu asahy
Rrot5or. o ", n. the Skin, open
7 ensible perspirs, q
i''lS WORK Is the surface, 9 u
and sketches of BLOOMING, s.
eighteen of the COMPLEXION :
one way or ano Chippewal
events Of the lied the Blossom
ntnaont can+,iI,I, liable remedies.
Intimate 1,nowle In Ge'
they treat, as are dried and pri
around Their eil Speer's wv
terest which ma the juice of cnl
dullcst descripti, and CHEMIST !,
predict for the aeS,ant ,eS' - Itch Sagn sa
popularity. IT sis, and the AGE
Sm-DIrsZv A<pNS, improving
Ian,;s a,,thor CHILDREN.
sophy of Comm A Latii'
Harper n Brotlwi,l mt intoxic
This will be n liquors, and adj
srientific libraries properties; i'm
teresting to the 6 49,
conveying much II he day, as d
History, THEORY ask your indut
TRlc IELEGRAP, - M.
perintendent Of Now Orleans
ton: Ticknor No JAMES s
This volume is yists throughor
tains a brief treatid ar proprietor
practice; explain AlsfNl
! af the various SYST
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gotal SnteIliQtnfe.

THE WEATHER continues variable and bnlte
warm. We had plenty Of sunshine and some rai,r
YesterdnV. -----
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
No, u ST. CHARLES STREET.

cal. oe lal any fesies.a,
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In tho New Yo.lk Herald we find the following
letters giving sarticniar. Of recent bathing acct
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HUIuIuS UHt Ut tItflIi tiIt UtH6I5 aIt
askanee from some distant corner of
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-12-06
TslleYrano aud Arnold.

AcS ou SuN NAAoAu. .G
There was 9 day when Taileyrand
arrived IN Hayre on foot f,om Paris. -
y was the darkest hour OF The Revolu-
ton. Pursued by the Blood hounds Of
the Reign OF Terror. stripped OF every
wreck Of property, fslleyrand sectred
q passage TO Ainericaina 4 ship about TO
rsil. Heswas a bcggar and'a wauderef
! TO n strange hand, to earn his daily
bread by dsiIy'labor. = sas-l s sft''i :. &
Sss la there any American stopping a,
your house i"lhe asked the landlord Of
the hotel. s"t am bound TO cross the
water. and would like letter TO a per;
son of influence IN the New World.'
The landlord lIesitaied a moment and
then replied !: yaesa1 4ea -totg1
.5ai There Is a gentleman up stairs either
from America or Britain, but whether
from Ame,ica or England cannot tell"
! lie, poiDicd the WAY. aud Talleyrand
7-whoin his life, was bishop. prince and
minister ascsnded the stairsa q mis-
cradle, suppliant. stood before the. stran-
gers door, knocked and en,ered.b,@
In the far corner of tue dimly lighted
room sat n man of some fifty years, bis
arms folded. aud bis head bowed upon
his breast, From window directly OPP.
posite, foml Of light poured upon his
forehead. His eyes looked from beuea,h
the downcast browwss and upon Talley'
rand s face viii peculiar and searching
expression His lace was striking IN, out.
lme, the mouti, aud chm indicative OF
an iron VIII. Ills form, vigorous even
with the SHOWS OF hfiy, was clad IN q
dark, but iieh aud distinguished COS.
tune: .r..,,,s,,.,, .,y,.s,,,.,
falieyrand advanced-stated That he
was tugi'ive--and the impression that
the gentleman before mm was an
American, soi'cited his Kind feeling and
Offices % -. m -. -. ~.
lie pourett iorth MS history III eio'
quent French aud b+oken English.
am wanderer aud exile. ! am
forced 10 iiy' TO The New VOL ! without
friend or home. ! on are an American.
tive me, ihen.' beseecli you, letter
OF yours: SO that 1 may be abie TO ose"rn
my breed; sm wi'ling 70 ioil IN ~ =
inanner---a NE on iaoor would ne a pata-
d,se TO a,cafeer oil luxury IN France. IL
lou, VIII give me letter 20. one. OF
your friends gentleman Ike YOU
.I.sl L., Es... 10.
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ss'@gnlall.
is,.s a. LEAF "' - ~ ~ '''E ~
FROM. MY JOURNAL.

Tbs lovely ave. eenferts'Iy seatsJ pE@
coy little fre. though.s arc wandering oer
scenes already past. At present, The recoi.
lection OF ., pleasant trip--long jnce---io
on+ef inc sNtssern states. are yiyid,y pie
stured Ii my mind. - sstI - satt
W 0dcrene Gross, a firm friend Of mine. add
myself with g,eefui hearts. left for our 'idng
thought Of visit. Our trip was aitogeth-r
i delightful ione; having constantiy met
wild, old friea,ds. and foraned macy aew ae-
quaintahcea ~ - \ sNl.'eS ~ S.sf tai',''F
= wi.hin about twenty miles Of our ,,lessi.
uatios, 4 gentlesah Mr., Green, ean,e il
the sssas ear where we wsre seated a .
eswssemzp Of high and por,ly de,Seanor, as,r
berstsg On ms brow high degree Of manly
Independence, and his eountenance indicat.
i-g : ffsaness Or character. a ,fewrnotments
,sissf he entered ths car. ! observed he was
Introduced By friend 70 odorene. and ttey
wsrs sarrsiog en ! merry and Interesting
cenyersstien. suppose they ,mpst have
eonvssssd anhqur. wllsn the ears reached
! tis 5sstinetiep, when he bads, her good
~ theae}t. paeaea nly.miad
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Oh ,0,.l''rligi1ltlIaallsg s1Yurtrg,.,
foR rir s5trrnkss EsrEprnIs..
~ 7 "a lpa5tIs-- adj a.aga sssjstri
rs. ON N Ell , ,..up,t
-sA .SE1To q. n. D.s~asf' h>s'f'


I 7 thank, thee, Father. tho I've been bereft
SesH1of all that made my inner spirit young :
..sThat insThy wisaom, Thou hast kiadly left
: " One, whom ill ever praise with grateful
s.,,ss, tongue. ~ yis$is ~ ~ s,rths E,tsa
Whose deeds Of kindness TO my heart have
SO come szsyyas ,ySS s. silas - m''',b i
Like sily'ry sunshine, alter dreary wealth,
And wake within It's almost wrecked home,
's' Jcys aud beauties, which, combined to-
gether, N -.
SGave TO my soul d calm. serene delight.
siSAs1ornsso TO him who kaew'a sadden'd
rlssrasnights sa5v Nao ,saSp'a V-s5e W.,
5 -oi ever peaeeful let her journey be, T'ss
sc Ado@p ihis eheeL cred sleof varied care,
And finally, o, Father, dwell with 1hec.8
In. bliss undyiDg, in the Heavily, sphere.
~ BLUE BELL )
Charieston, NOvember, 1850. N''''@s
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The plnsses were filed and the two
friends stood ready TO ,,le,las eacl,.otb.
erin renewed and e,e,nal. frienslshibs--
when he paused. and said to his intem..
perate ffieud slS,t .,ss.sssos ~ itosSs
Now, If /, drink this, glass, lapitsbe
come a .druukard. v in youstakef The re.
sponsibili,y an Tho drunkard. .IooleG
at him with severity, and. said SyaS.si
~ Set downi,l,at glass;. ri .sosi
II was set down y aud the twos walk
ed away without saving a wofd.aI attr
The, ,drnnkard Knows the awful con.
sequences of the, ,first glass Even In
his own madness for. liauor., he Is, not
willing to assume the Responsibility isf
becoming a drunkard. What oif the
question we're put to every dealer as he
asks for his license, and pays his mon
,ey I" are you willing 10, assume the. re-
If the love Of money 4 did, . nor rule,
9 Take back the license w ,s.,a AZ
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