, 1874-02-05
NUMBER l66.

atablo who may 10 bought on or dodgod. In
lily anobe towne who're onrneat women engage IN
Luis temperance movement now atmosphere
cornor. ~'s' N'~'@ '''1
II n man owna nrnnn+.v In a,,,, ~ fin ro
dnnmod towns raEnnrtt,, .tt1 - 10y 10y a., H. iaa ~ v
with rnferonco e. In s,,n 1raloJ nt1,,;vs' ,,in,
to cbanoo tho nnrt;tiona II vii nnt ho vn,,tad
again for tio whiaky hms,nosa VIA 1'' ~ "'$A''0s
aarvc tc nrnoroas ~ Ill., ~ acm ~ uayn 20 o.
Hnd bena % u e sno oa 1t1agG o
llaud whoro tho moyomont Inns @ mt " val 6 boa6
my hop to turn tic fortunes e e thS ay
can ai,ace their avn aitara fIu aa MI naa1 ',.u
with him. I nm Western man II pl' 'by M birth aud
cflncatinn hav;nn oomn - nnaton' ,,ir Fas,,
veara aro' 1"''"6 o''u' ~ 0'''on o"'S 40"
wi Wha@nayor @ ,avo m on,ortrnt,v n .,oo. t,,,
brayo wnnen who ara roatin0 nfteT +i,o hattJo
shall urge them to ostablish roadjuelroo%s @ I ns and
forn cyon thoir ansro Io,s VIZ "
Tl,at Wiii c1inc I1,o tail Al ~ " -,e'
thay si,onii be encnmrared AMI an1 aasfafeT n
engage in other and botter business. '': They ara
roaont ti1cn, hnt 1ood 1cortcti foiio,sa 1nnorair
wj,o ara ernnuns in = mnnov. v.mal,;nre hns;nnssaa
aEainst wlieh tletr peehbora haye mada no
a tov or arc gu 70 "hu NOW
who aIiut up their shons ought to Ee}n them into
q better iifo. Give them ilttle kind encouraao.
mont, and thoy viii mover think Of trying tIer
raspssfay s .,ni again. Love i" 0mng9s1 pe Isws xsr'
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Asboro 0. tftt. 81 Correspondence u the Cincinnati
En9utrer.
moment 'oee5 ao 5aase stssGsD saord ya"9 most ups.
and fearless Judge, came into my room at tho
hramor - Houso. e ASKED him what ho should do
~ IL, auy ol tno citlzone aieobeyed tho injunction
,c ana commenced re-eneoting the bother or COM
monGea 9 praying IN front Ct Or. Dunn's.
.O9, ar Wig, shall have them arreatod,
1no 1nn mnt pue 1nem n 1al1 On nread and water
1or = cnonttemTps, nt T,p sa!a tho 5nuge.
thov oI,nosa vnGgs cas st theao ladies' pray where
sney t: cnooso ?s mn l a aHKea.
No, elr' Ihey hayo 1 no moro Iignt to pray IN
1rons ett 1i d mans nan houao anu a1 disturb mans
1ssse ,fean ''y h''' to Tile 50" or grind
but they haze right to 60 away and pray
Tor ". Dann, II they Want to, haven't they 7"
mo, siri not II DR.. Dunn objects. HIS name
using his name even among crowds OF people 80
ae to br1ng oalum upon himself, Lis family, or
his business, ho can on1oin them. and any Judge;
y Dr. Dunn shonld SHOW proper cause, would
nave to grant the injunction" -
INCIDENTS.
The funniest Incident connected with tho
temperance imbroglio occurred with Charley
Brothers, aaloon-keepor i 10 Greenfield. The
commenced praying and singing. Charley vel.
eomed thonl, offered them chairs, and seemed
delighted to see them. Ho even Joined in tho
singing. The praying and singing wcre kept up
Tor several days, Charley uoyor onco losing
| his temper. Tho moro they. prayed and
sang, tho happier Charley looked. Ona
day gentleman camo to Charley and broke out:
! -" say, Charley, amt you getting most tired
OF this singing and praying buetness?" What!
| mo gettln' ttred2 No, Hirl' said Charley. :" II
got tired Of the little singing and praying they
! do in my saloon here, what in tho ID will
do when I 50 the Heaven among tho angels,
| where they sing and pray all tho time 2" Then
| Charley wlnkod and took a chew OF cavendish.
In Washington thoy toll STORY about Ralph
johnson, who became Alarmed whom Tho ladies
came aud prayed in his ,aaIoon: The noxt day
said it ho could only get rid OF five barr els Of
| whisky which he then had on hand ho wouidioin
the temperance cause himself "Wo will buy
| your poisonous whisky aud pay yon for It." said
$500 and rolled tho whisky out, Tho ladies
| emptiea tho whisky out into tho street. Rn1ph