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District Court of the United States.
F,r the District OF South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. the matter of j. Wesle!!
Chsppell-Bankrupt.
BY whom petition for adjudication 'i
Ban iruptcy was filed on the - day OF
December. A. D, 1858. in said Court
This il 10 give notice that on the 10th day
o. June. A. u. 1869. warrant of Bank
rup,cy was issued against the Estate OF j
Wesley Chappell. ChsppelIs Depo', in the
County OF New berry, State Of South Caro-
lina who has been adjudged bankrupt o.
his OWN petition that the payment Of All.
debts and the delivery Of any property be-
longing to said Bsrkrupt; TO him, or for his
use, and the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden BIZ Law; and thata meet
ing of the creditors OF SAID Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to "hoose one or more
Assignees of his estate, v i'll be held a, sconrt
; Of Bankruptcy, to he holden Vt Registrars
Office Newberry S.'ulh Carolins, before
c. G. Jaeger, Esq Registrar. on the 3sIh
day OF June, A. D., 1879, at 10 o'clock
A. u.
LOUIS E. JOHNSTON.
o. s. Marshal ~ Messenger.
hE a. =. PIFER,
June Is 60 St Deputy Messenger
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I'm the District Court of the
..,,.s4a +, United States

Tor the District Of South Carolina-
L;z In Bankruptcy. Tn the matter
of JJohs p. Sims-Bankrupt.
S.-.:.~Pnrsnant 10 an order obtained from the
Hon. 9. 6. Jaeger, Registras In Bankruptcy.
sIxiA sch, 81 tie residence OF the Bankrupt,
10 yswberry County, on .... .,... ..
asrsday 18th day Of July, 1869.
ssRof the ,esl and person Essase Of said
e6Sakrnps. 10 wir:
s1ie Tfsrt Of Lsnd situsse in the County
AID State aforesaid. containing
. One Hnaared Aeres. more or less,
bus.ing and bounding on lands OF Dr.. John
lE.Hsrndon and lsnds Of Louiss r. Sims
: Ssi Sf thes esl1,e-est Of tsid Bsnksupc j. the
la,sds ,hs iBhvsissnre o. his ~ife Louisa +.
s{snas-and all the pessoual property Of said
Nes@Gaed1nor exsnsptc o =. -, q, - -
ssis -.ppHrcaasers to pay
: -ssss sseaMps,snH papers. 3. - g H..
sNewos.<1. c.H., SC. D.R FIFER,
3anea8 lsSSa. Assignee.
-.ja0e Ss 20 81
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Assets, $2,500, 600.
Annual Income, l,WO,0 600.

The American-Is now one Of the Oldest
CempA. les in the United States, Chartered
1885,.
The Amesican-Has 5000 Of Assets for
every $liN of Liabilities.
The American-Never lost dollar Of iIi-
. veetments.
The American-Issues policies on ALL de-.
sirsbis plans.
The American Makes ALL policies ao:.'for
Eaitat,le.
The American-Psys Life Policies to the
insured at the age OF eighty Years.
The American-Hss no unnecessary restric
tions on travel and residence.
The American-Declares dividends annual
ly at the end of the FIRST year.
The American-Pays all Losses promptly.
Has all the tables OF rates for Life, En-
dos ment, Income Producing. Return Pre-.
MUM. Premium Reducing. Children's En-.
dos ment Pol,ries. and grants Aunuities OIL
most favors' le terms. Its rates are low.
II has both the mutual aud stock plans.
CALDWELL l. BREAIZER, Grnr Aeen,s
North and South Caroliua. Office Firs:
National Bank building, Charlotte, \. G.
REFER TO
Ex. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, N. C.
Gen Jno. A. Young. I"
Gen. Alexander, Columbia, S. G.
Col. Jas. Gibbs. L"
L. D. Childs, ''
J NEWTON FOWLE>, Agent.
Newbery, ;. G.
~ Agents Wanted. Liberal arrsnge
u,rl,ts will be made Nish men who MEAN
Business June = % ly.
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no dDNsT Ne.NlVEss

THE Advertiser. having been restored {"
i health in , few weeks, by very sim
5;e remedy, after having suffered severa
ears with u srvere lung affection. AMI tha
irrud disease, e nsump;ion--is anxious I.
nake known to his fellow suffervrs, th'
means f cure.
To all = hn de>ire it, he viii send cop
# the p.e>crip,on used (free Of charee)
.ith the direction for preparing and u>in,
he same. which they wi! dnd >urs cui'
ar Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. etr
rhe let Of the Advsr iser In sending the
Prescription Ia 10 hepe6t The sfaicted, ant
prea.i iufurrn ,tion which he coucs'ves TO ts
nva,uabi aud he hopes every sufferer VII
~ hs renedv, as It will Gust them nothing
md may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the Prescription, will
please address
Raw EDWARD A. WILSON.
illiamsburg, Kings Co., Ny.
June 2 81 ".
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

By John 4. rrtrrS"". Probate judge.
Whereas. B .ns"n ". Jolrs has IN "tc scit
% me to grant him Letters Of AdtnIn'>fra>
rion. of fhe Estate and effects Of Oscar III.
Sheppard. drcea>e'i
These arc therefore to cite ana admnn sn
III anil singular the kl'died anil creditors OF
he said decreased 10 he and appear neiorr
me, in the Court of Probate. ~ ne hen ~
Newberry Cmr; H"u>e on the 1t Of July
ncx,. ~ II O'Clock IN The fnremn,n. I" shew
cau,e. if anv whv the said Administration
houii NOT b. grained
Given under nv h"nd this 18Th d ~ of
June, Ann1 l'omini, 1853.
John n. Peterson, P. ]. N. c.
June % 81 g.
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LIFE IN A>PILL BOX.
tx RAoRpiTkEY kFFE CTS FRON
KAGGIELsAETLB1LLIoU PILLS.
ONE TILL IN 4 DOSE.
ONE I'LL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.

Ox10 t1A A<> ~ wv 80
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
UTHAr one hundred lesters day ssv
w frum patients all over the inhabitsble
globe. .,
! biiiousurss."
"No more noxious doses for me in five or
.cu Pills taken at one time. One Of your
Pill cured NE "
Thanks. Doctor. My headache has left
me Send ano'h,r box to keep In the
house ~
cbol,c. twu s,f vt.ur Pills cur d me, and
have no re tn q Of tie maladv."
Our doctors irea:cd me for Chronic Com
stips t,on. as they cali.rt ii. and at last said
I was incutsble. Your Maggiel's cured
me
"r bad no appetite; Maggiel's Pills gave
me u heaitv one"
Your Pills are marvellous
II seud far another box, and keep them in
the h.,uSe.
CDR. slarglel has cured my headache
II gave half one Of your Pills to my habe
for cholera morhus. The dear young thing
GOT vel! In day.
..Mv nausea 81 morning IL now cured"
Your Bnx "f MaSgier. Pills cured me Of
noises in the head L ruhhed some >alse
behind nv ears and me noise left me
rs. nd me two boxes-t want one fos
poor famil!
II erclo:e e de,lnr-ynrr price is twenty
five cents, but the medicine to me is worth
dollar"
send me five boxes of your Pills
"Let me have thr'e boxes Of your Salve
and pllls, BY return mail
For all d Seases of the Kidneys, Re-
tention Of Urine, &c.,
Maggiel's Fills
Are perfect cure One will satisfy any one
For fem H.. disease. Nervous Pns'ration
weakness. General La>situde and Want o.
Appei;,e Maegiel's Pills wil BE- fouLd an
ff c ual remady.
MAGGIEL'S PILLS and SALVE
Are mot universal in their effects. and
cure csn be almost guaranteed.
Each Boo contains tuelue Pills.
one Pill in a Dose.
Address all ord r. to
JOHN F. HENRY,
Successor t., DEMAs, BARNES & Co..
sLot~gr. Place, New York.
G.. F. HERBERT e. CO.,
rroprie,ors OF the
AAuGlELS PILLS And SALYE,
20. Box, 5272.
June 16 % If.
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4 BnEtun slsinster, at . recent We
@ans Rights Gonsei,tinn. said she did
notseees shont female suffrage. unless i,
earries Sith It the right to make props
GALS Of marriage. 80
whstsyer. ron dislike in another take
care Us correct in Yourself: - =, >. =. =. . .
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I'd .tss 50 CIRCULAR. 1-5s=i' -
SITE s OF SOUTH CAROLINA. :


Observation-Disclosures STATISTICS.
-. g a.stsotA CoLaxBiA. June Is. 1888 }
TTyHE attention Of the citizens Of the STAT
.k respectfully lnvited 10 the ANNEX.
exISscfs from an Act passed at the reer.
seesipa ftbe General Assembly, aud rati
6edsea She isth day Of March. 1859 shd
thsff cordial o-opers,io, with the odirers
charged with the execution OF the law u
earnestly requested =. :. -.
The enumeratien Of the Inhabitants ia to
Snfhish basis TOT the apporrionmene of r..
pressataiion in the next General Assembly.
In accordance with Section Z Of Article il
of the Constitution. and the ,n~ee-siiy for
It's correctness will commend itself TO ci:i'
sens OF sll poli'iral views.
In Co: nection with this work the stats
tics of the sgricn tulal productions Of last
yea. viii ae taken. and it il eminen,l1 de.
sirabls that they should be returned ss full.
lgsna intelligib!y a. circumstances will per.
init. - is Is expected that they will furnish
vsluable dats in the future agricultural his.
tory Of the State. -
HENRY sPARHICE,
Commissioner,
AxAct to >Prouitie for the Eaa-
8ssrd.ioa Of the Inhabitants Of the
III 81 State.
.
.sEcyIos 8 That il shall be the duty Of
each ., deyery person appointed to take
the eensus by virtue of this Act to call per.
sanslly on the head or SO 10 member Of
each family in the County, or portion OF
County, for which he or they shall have
been appointed, and obtain from such head
0f:s fsMily or,member thereof, as Aforesaid.
the number of persons contained in such
samisy,1snd such other information as ma!
be required and directed By the Commits
sioripr of the Bureau Of Agricultural Sta
tisties. @ ...| -.
$50 &. That each bead or member Of .
family shall, ~hsn summoned thereto by
the persons appointed under this Act to
take the csasus At his, her or their residence
or place OF hnsineSs. make. on oath or AMIR
nation, a correct return of all persons OF
whom his or her family is composed and
also report such other information to said
cezsus takers IS, may he required b. law
aud ithsspersons so appointed to take the
census are hereby author zed to administer
such oaths; and upon the failure OF any
person N make such returns or report,
when required, he or che shall lie su jec'
toa penalty Of twenty-five dellars. to be re-
covered in any Cour. OF eompssen' jurisdie
ton. =, - June % "a 81
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IN THE 5,h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Newberry-In Equity.
lay S ls On:

Eelen u. Crosson. by her ext freind. W.
James u. Crosson. ct al. Bill to
sell Land, &c.
I, appearing that James U. crosson. on
of the parties defendant to this hill is sh
aent beyond the limits of this State: oi
motion of Messrs Fair, Pope l. Popr. Plain
,ifs's Solicitors. It IL ordered that said DE-
sendans do plead, xnswer or demur TO sai
hill within forty DAYS from the publication
of this order, or the same will be taken pr
contesso against him.
At Chambers, L, BOOLER.
May II, 1853.
May ~ 20if.
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In THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Newberry-In Equity.

James B. Clsry. vs.. Kay Burton. Thoua-
r. Wilson, and Permelia Burton.
Bill for Relief, &c,
It appearing that Kay Burton and Per-
melia Burton. two Of the parties defendan
to this Bll are absent beyond the IL its OF
this State. o. motion of Messrs. Fair &
Pope, Plaintiffs Solicitors. it is ordered
,hs. said defendants do plead, answer OF
dsn,ur TO said hill iu forty days from tn.
prbIiratiou of this order, o. the same will
be taken pro confasso against them:
At Chambers, l.. BoOLEk.
May Is, 1859.
May ~ ~ If.
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.19olosed woman, boasting the
other day of the progress madehy
her son in arithmetic, exultingly
said, tHe is de: modification tn.
ble." 80 : H.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
SEWBgRRY COUNTY.

NEW
By John E terpr-nn. Probate Judge.
Whereas. Ben>on II james having made
suit to me TO grant him Letters of Adm'n'<>
tration of the e>ra,e and effects Of Nancy
Sheppard deed.
all and singular. the kindred and creditors "f
rhe said decea>ed. 10 be and appear f"re
me, in the Court of Probate 10 he hed ar
Newberrv Court Hnu<r on the day OF
Ja ~ inst. after publication here I. a! u
o'clock in the forenoon, 10 show Cause. II
any they have, why rhe said Administration
should not he granted.
Gwen under my bad this Is b day Of
June, Anao Domin', 1859.
John r. Peterson. P. J. N. G.
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Tho State of South Carolina
IN Fquity-Nesbeny.
John A Bark-daie and Others. W. William
F. Nance. Admr and Others.
The Creditors Of the Estate Of CO.. James
D Nance, deceased. are. hereby required 10
render on oath, and establish their sespec>
tive demands before the undersigned, on or
before the 9th of july next.
SLLAS TOMBSTONE,
April "a IS 3me Special Referee.
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed partner
hip for the prac.;re of. Law i'll the State
'ouris and the .URfed States Courts. for
he Distric; Of South Carolina. Office at
ie~ berry, S. c.
JAMES n. BAXTER,
April : II #. S.LAS JOHNSTONE.
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ssas Always Made d Home
- Happy.

2 -. S.4tS. r--c.,
In "a old church.sard stood Q stene,
,IWea;her marked aud stained.
TSaA4a6 of time had cruinbIed It,
,AqsusR part seasasned.'
Uca6 ode side coula Just trace
iS.FS anemoryo of our mother"
An rpi,sph which spoke Of ''home"
.sWaschiseled 90 the other.
I'd gazed On monuments Of fame.
Hish towering to the skies;
"a SEN the sculptured uasble-stone
Where d great hero lies;
Bus by this epitsph I paused,
And readis Oct and oe'r,
Fer I had never seen insrribed
Srch woeda 40 theae before.
'tShs aiwavs made home happy" What
Id nsbie record leit!
a Iexscy Of memory sweet
To those she loved, bereft.
Aad what seseinonz given
t.Ey.thoss rho knew her hest,
8aerszan on this plain. rude stone
That marked their n,osner's le,t.
twas an humbia resting plses.
kn-w that they ~sre pssor;
Bus:rhey had seen their mo her sink,
Had pefient1S endure.
3hss had marked her cheerful spirit,
when hearing. one by one,
Hos many burdeds up tha hin,
Till all hes ~ork was done.
eo. 4hen waa stilled her weary heart,
Folded her hands 80 white,
Ana abe 1ss carried from she homs
She'd always made 70 bright.
HeeEhldreu rsised monument
That money could not buy,
GsNitness Of noble life,
Whose record Is on high.
A noble life bot written not
.s,In-any hook Of fame
&mnpg the list of noted ones
sNone eeSer saw her Rame;
: Ecnoniy her own household kaew
-sIhe sicicries she had won;
Gaa none but they coald testify
Hoe veil her work was done.
Better than i stiv monument
Of masbl rich and rare.
70 thst rude stone whose humble face
Such words Of honor hear.
Obi msy We chisel on the hearts
OftspSe Of hem We love
An e2issph whose truth may be -.
Witnessed for ls above.
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,aily; Cnn>umprinn. Epilepsy. aud Fits;
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The world rnou ned aufhnr, in this ad>
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aN20Rs eT gMs

A gentleman who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
,rI all the cffec's of youthful indiscretion,
will, for the sake of suffering humanity
.rnd free to all who need it. the ree.ipt ans
directions for M king the simple remedy ny
rhuh he vas cured Sufferers wishing Z,
pr,fit by tie Advertisers experience. can d.
% by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B OGDEN.
June 22l1y. No 42 Ced lr>st. ., NY.
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Young ladies should be careful
and not keep chaps, On their lips.
They hare been known to lead to
an affection ofthe heart. --.>
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Whats song msght !tau, slim
man with propriety sing to his
sweetheart !? "Love me LITTLE, love
me soRS.r.~.; : -
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J. m. ROBSON.
Commission Nero hant
Ms. 81, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, s. c.

Having ampie means for advances, hus
ness experience Of twenty yeats. and co,
.nimg h,uself strictly to Commissio
suSiuess, without operating on his own 1"
urnr, respectfully soleiss consiguments L
;ot,od Flour, Wheat. ,'orn, &c.
SINNERS at Produce to him may, at tiiei
,r,;on lave the:;:. consignmruts 8 Id -ithe
= I,b.,Ie.,op or New York; thus havin:
he advantage OF sSo msrkc's. without e@
ia commission.
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Schedule on Blue Ridge r. b.

on and after Saturday. the fifth instant.
the Trains on This Road viii run every day,
Sundays excepted ronnecrimg with the
Gr-rnvile and Columbia Railroad at An.
drr-on
CP TRAIS.-Irave Anderson 5 90 o'clock
D NJ. len = P..ndl-ton s 20 p. m.
DewN TRAIN Leave WAlhalla, o'clock
\. IN L.nvp Prrdl-ton, 5 40 u. IN.
CP TRAIN Arrive at Pendleton. $50
.. NJ arrive at Walhalla, 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Down TaAIN-Airive at Anderson, 8 ~
y. NJ.
w i,ins one hour after usual time for
arrival of the G & Z. train.
An accommodation train will Leave An.
dersnn on Mondays and Fridays:
CP TRAIN Leave Anderson ut 80 a.
m leave Pend.ason, gu; leave Perry
vilh.. 9 10. arrive at Walhalla. ~.
Down TRAIN Arrive at Anderson. l.50
p m leave Walhalla, II a. n.; leave
Pendleton p. m.
w. u. D. GAILLARD.
June % Superintendent.
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FiA's Metallic BuHHda egasss gasgsss

THE SUBSCRIBER fss constantly or !
,and fullas>oriment of the above approved
aS-s, Of different patterns, hesides collins
II his own make, all of which he is prepared
o furnish at very reasonable rates, with
,romptness aud despatch.
Person. de<irous Of having cases sent by
ailroad will have them sent free Of charge
A Hearse ia always on hand and will be-
furnished at the rate OF $lO per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
cribrr respectfully asks for a continuation
II The same, and assures the public that.
10 effort ON his part i'll be spared to render
he utmost satisfaction.
A. C. CHAPMAN
Newt berry S. c., July 81. .-: ,@. =
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REFERENCES /.

Bishop ". N. WightHan, S. =: Co'
Wn. johnson, Charlotte n. q; Rev. T =
DINNERS. Tenn. Hon. Johu P King, Al
.us,a. Ga. =; Mesers. Geo. W. Williams 4
% Charleston. 5. c; Aessrs. Williams
Taylor l. Co., New York.
April 2S II ly.
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From 81 N, TO S p. m.
[Ertroct from By-La,cs.]

Deposits may be made hy any minor
over the age Of evelvr wears. either with /"
wi,hn1t guardian, and by married wome',
In their own names. Sums CT 81 anil up
ward win be rec iveti. but DO interest shaI
be paid on\,he fractional parts Of 81. nor a.
NV sum where th- vhnle dep"sit is 'ess 'ha'
IS nur, for the frsc ioasl part of month"
wiz be ready for Business Hay Isl.
May S 10 6.n.
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Will bake boil fast lI
vynddu
nhanda W o of
weu GU of nyS
&tsfct
srUc sbranhes
". T.
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INSURE In TIE
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.

ALEX. wHILLDrN, Pressdeae
GEO NUGENT. vE.-president.
JOIN y WILSON, >ectetary.
John C., SlNGS, Actuary
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ClTIZEN'S SAVINGS BANK
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA
Newberry Branch
Office on Pratt Street.


OFFICERS:
Cent WADE HAMPTON. President.
J B. PALMER, Vice>Presideut.
Thomas E. GREGG, Cashier.
G T.sCOrr. Assistant Cashier.
s.IR, POPE 6 FoPE, Solicitors.
Lcal Finance Beard.
JOHN T. fErER>oS.
EMANUEL S. coPHocE'
RuEBES S. cHiA'
Interests on Deposits at thf
Rate of 6 Per Cent, Per
Annum.
omes Hsura
From 90 m. TO S p. m.
EXTRACT from By-Lars.]
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-23
3. Now, my friends, said he, if;you 90 an

ate Now, my friends, said he, if;you 90 and
become Incorporate, your sin is greater THAI
your generation, for in my time intemperance
met you at every turn, but in your cases you
have got to seek it; there is no poias Of degra-
dation SO low that an incorporate man won't
reach it. When a man gets to drinking he's
sliding down creased plank to perdition. He
described young man of his time who, from
wealth and luxury, brought up in the aims
house. The whole Bible contains texts in short
sentences that don't require any commentator
to explain them; one of them is ''Resist the
devil and he'll fee from you;' and he didn't
need any commentator to explain that text to
him.
Rev. E W. jackson, of Gorham, followed
with very fine address, and was succeeded by
Major Deering, of Richmond, who was very
denunciatory of cider He insisted that there
was greater per cent. of alcohol in cider than
in ale or larger beer; that there are 200 900 tip
ping women in the country, who started on
cider and wound up with whskey. Wanted
to know if any instance was ever known of a
man who didn't succeed because he didn't
drink; you can't find a single great man who
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how easy can you find men blighted in the
meridian of their usefulness through drink;
the greatest harm that has ever been done to
Maine has been done by gilded and fashiona-
BILE drinking saloons, which have four times
the effect of ordinary dram shops upon the
public. Said that Albany ale, which is consid-
cred one of the most delicious beverages in the
| land, is proved to be made of rotten grain (be-
cause all grain must rot to ferment) and the
water of lake which has emptied into two
slaughter houses and the drippngs of grave
yard. He didn't believe in State Agencies; he
believed all over the State that the liquors in
the agencies were retailed at 100 to 200 per
cent. profit, and the profits put into the agents
| pockets, and that if Angel Gabriel should come
down on earth and take a State agency he
couldn't keep his morality three months. The
Major spoke for over an hour, and with great
| effect.
There was singing by the choir, and very
| good singing to, when Mr.. Charles A. Stack
| pole rose and said that there had beeEtalk OF
a movement on the part of this Association
towards the formation of third party, or to-
wards the introduction of politics in the meet.
| ing. There had been none that afternoon, be
said, and there would be none in the evening.
The meeting then adjourned to 1-2P.M.