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THE AKION SOCIETY.

In connection with the third carnival meeting OF tho
Arion Society thcrc was meeting of the leading
members at their rooms In st. Marks place last
evening, over which +. Beringer presided The Sec
retary, DR.. J. Ncwstacdter, read the minutes and
made interesting remarks thcrcunto pertaining
Speeches were madc various subjects. ntcrlurded
with jolly songs written expressly Tor Tho by
tho numerous poets OF tho society, OF them sung
by the whole company even the ladies' present
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HAYES AND BRISTOW.
REITEEATIoN OF THE STATEMENT THAT THE
Ex-sECRETAIY IS TO BE INDICATED If
THE OHIO GOVERNOR GAINS THE WHITE
HOUSE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
IOuIsyrrIE XIV Feb Q 1877

HOUSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 2. 1877.
Tho Ecenng News Of this city publishes letter from
D. r. Murray brother of United States Marshal Eli H.
Murray, which substantiates his assertion made two
weeks since that friend Of Hayes had written
Brstow that he his friends would be vndicatcd If
hayes inauguratcd. Murray rccrring to the for.
mcr publication which denounced
true by Bristcw and his friends. says
''Learning that It's publication has led to some
trouble and comment and to ccnsure OF Hon.
F.. Polk Johnson and that some have gone so far 10
suspect and believe that Mr. johnson had fabricated
II, hav" deemed IL just TO him, and duo from me,
say, through the same medium, that ne received tho
information from the, and that the statements theoin
made by me TO him, except that did not intend
for him to Understand from me that informant lad
seen and read the letter He upon this point, mis-
understood my statement to him, or, ut least,
din not intend TO convey such an impression. Tho
information not given by me nor received by him
with any personal III will TO General Brstow hls
friends expressed by both Of us at the mc but
simply as bit Of news news having u political bear.
ing, perhaps hold and have always held General
Bristow in the highest esteem and desire II to be
clearly understood that motive OF dsrespcct for
him or for any one whom It affect ed actuated Inc.
SOURCE OF THE INFORMATION
received my information from one OF high stand
ing noray socially ana IN business and politically
and still so iee. At present do not feel inclined 10
give the name OF my authority. nor do think that
circumstances will arise that will induce do
Let all know however, that Mr.. Johnson did not fabr
cate tho article, and that have given 10 him niorma
tion which | received from a gentleman whose
position and standing fully warranted my
reliance upon its truth In writing this lctter have
been prompted solely by my desire 10 relieve Mr..
Johnson from unjust imputatons, and ny unk indboss
''""'' ~ '''' " wy DAVID r. MURRAY.
Il is believed TO be almost certain that Murray in
formant Ia Ex-United States Marshal Murray, his
brother, who Is exceedingly intimate with General
Bristow. Tho fiat denias OF all Bristows friends that
he Ind received such a letter mako ID. H. Murray's
statement OF some interest.
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RAID ON DISORDERLY HOUSES.

The police last night made u raid some OF the
disorderly houses IN the Tenth precinct Al house
IN Canal street six girls and three mon, besides tho
proprictrcss, were arrested From house IN stanton
street. two sirs and three men AZ well rs the PRO.
prictors, we're taken 10 tnc station house.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours In compar
son with the corresponding daio OF last year. as ind
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
HERALD Buding:-- -
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ASSOCIATION HALI,--CHARITY CONCERT.

Miss ArnbelIa Root who has devoted her talents
this to the good work OF giving concerts for
tho benefit Of tho poor OF New York, appeared last
evening at Association Hall. assisted by Mmo Bachi,
soprano; Mr. Godoy. tenor; Mr.. Gah, baritonc
Mr.. Sedan, violinist and other artists Tho pro-
gramme was Of miscellaneous character and many OF
the members 10 II encorcd Miss koo. possesses
soprano voice OF n light and charming quality which
appears TO particular advantage in ballads she will.
shortly give third concert Tor the same benevolent
purpose.
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

PETERBOROUGH, n. H., Feb 2, 1877.
son OF Peter Whitaker, ten years Of age, died
to-day Of hydrophobia Death cnsucd in twcnty.four
hours after the symptoms first manifested them.
selves.
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OBITUARY.
JOHN WILSON, LAWYER.

. JOHN WILSON, LAWYER
John Wilson, the oldest member OF the San Francisco
Bar, died Leuson CITY, Cal. yesterday, aged oghty-
seven years. He emieratcd from Missouri, where he
was prominent politician, In 1sI9
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MUSICAL. AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

"Our Boarding House, has It's first matinee to-day.
Mr.. II. j. Montague will begin a starring tour on
February IL, visiting Providence, Boston and other
cities and will play in "our Idol" written expressly
for him, and in "Faisc Shame
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BALTIMORE LAWYER TELLS WHAT HE
ELSEWHERE.

ELSEWHERE.
CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE Feb 2, 1877.
c. Irving Dnty, member of the Baltimore Bar and
one Of the Commissioners appointed by President
Grant to proceed to New Orleans with other visitors
on the part OF the republican and democratic parties
10 investigate tho result Of tho election
In Louisiana, has written letter in
which hc refers to meeting Joseph 7.
Maddox at tho 81. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, in
November last Maddox, to the utter nmazcment of
Duty, who thought him democrat, introduced him
self rs being ostcnsibly agent Of tho United States
Revenue Department, but in reality secret con-
1dcntal agent Of President Grant in New Orleans,
TO spy out the political situation. Maddox said
that the intimate relations existed be-
tween HIM and the President, who relied
entirely and implicitly upon him, and would
shape his Louisiana policy according to his tsiaddoxs
report that he was we'll known In New Orleans and
was supposed be a strong democrat, and for these
reasons he had gotten great deal Of valuable nfor-
nation which would be useful to Dtty's com.
mittec He desired TO be introduced to Senator
Sherman and General GARFIELD IN private confidential
way. Ditty told Garfield tnat there was Baltimore
man in the city proiessedy playing tho spy In the IN
tcrcsoi the republican party, whom Garfield replied,
'Such man rs probably a scoundreL" Maddox never
showed Duty any report to the President and shortly
disappeared from New Orleans
During the war Ditty officer OF the Conied-
crate army, and In the wintor OF ls64-5 IN tho
command OF General Bradley 5. johnson and en-
campcd ut Hanover Junction. Va Tho army being In
need OF clothing s4o,o 900 was raised by subscrp-
ton aud invested IN tobacco, which was sent
to Maddox. IN 81. Mary's county,. Maryland,
who agreed to sell IL and return the proceeds
IN uniform cloth. The detail accompanying the
tobacco returned and reported having been seized
by United States troops on information gwen BY Mad
dOx.
Dity says Maddox had President Lincon's pcrmis-
sion to lraie for tobacco IN the conicderacy, and
supplies the United States betrayed the trust OF
the Confederate soldiers he Is cvuay unworthy Of te
lief
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yVSVCTuHy
vcrago temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. ........................ 24i
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Samuel Bowles. OF Springfield Mass 10 At tho Brs.
voort Senate rGeorge q. Bradley. OF Corning. ~ r.,
is nj the ST. James. Ex-Congressman james n. Ash.
ley Of Ohio the ST. Denis. Robert e. Carr Gen.
cral Manager Of tho Kansas Pacific Railway as the
Finh Avenue. r. Montgomery Field OF Boston, is At
tho Westminster Judge J. Prout, OF Rutland, w.. 10
at the SturtevanL
All THAT TwiNGE, Why, YOU'RE RHEU.
matte. Seek relief nstanter from GLKSS's SULPHUR
iIifL's HAIR wnisxEu DyE. black or brown. sOc.
A--"DOwN lN THE MOUTH"
Where there continual dropping down into back Of
the with Irritation and Of the
cavities aud throat with hawking. splitting and ct
the hea be deceived fancy siup'e
cold You are afflicted with that scourge Of this climate
torerunner Of consumption In its early stages
lev bottles Of DIR sA.ss cxrAnRa REMEDY will enect an
entire When confirmed Dr. PmRCKs MEDICAL
should he used connection with the Remedy
These standard medicines have been before public
many their has been attended with the
gratifying success. full discussion catarrh and iss
rational contained In THE Peoples
sense Medical Adviser book ofover 0O pages illustrated
with 2s3 eugrmvngs bound In cloth gilt price
paid 81 Address Publishing Department. Worlds Dis
pensary. Buffalo. n y
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IN REFERENCE TO THE VERNON PARISH
RETURN.

RETURN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. :, 1877.
The Senate Committee, OF which Senator fIowo Is
chairman, and who arc investigating the conduct of
tho late election IN louisiana examined, to-day Mr. j.
r. Litticncld, OF the clerks OF tho Louisiana Re.
turning Board, who, IN n statement mado a few DAYS
ago before the Morrison Committee OF the House. con.
csscd having changed the figures on the returns from
Vernon Parish, louisiana so that tho votes cast for
democrats, at polls and 0 of this parish
were counted for republicans. In his testimony
today Mr.. Lt,lc6eld stated that the return
figures OF which we're altered by himself, came into
The hands OF the Morrison Investigating Committee
through his uncle. Mr.. Spcarirg. to whom witness
gave the return. c also stated that Mr. Spcaring is
republican, but Nichols man; that he gave the re-
turn to Spcaring without compensation; that a few
days before doing spearing had introduced witness
to man named Clifford, bauk examiner, and witness
told spcaring in the presence OF Clifford Of the cx.
stcncc OF the return which had been changed.
GlHord told witness II nc would 20 to Wash.
ngion with him Clifford the secretary would
give bin 100000 Tor the return. Witness
would not because he would not set a price on him.
SELL He was not or sale He regretted what lie had
done, and wanted TO get out Of tho difficulty without
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having IL known that he had changed the nrurcs on
return He aterward stated that 1.-THE $lUO. OOO was
10 come from the Secretary OF the national party or
The Treasurer OF the Republican Committee" When
no went from New Orleans TO Springfield, III, he was
accompanied By Mr.. Spearing and by Mr. Murphy,
lawyer and democrat He stated that he refused 10
testify before the Morrison Committee on tho first day
OF ms appearance before them but the second day
he told AL because General Huriburt Of tho Morrison
Committee had tried on the first day of witness cx
animation to prove that he twitness had stolen the
return which had come INTO the possession or the
committee through SpearnR, and witness had 10 tell
al to clear himself OF the suspicious cast upon him.
Marshal Pitkn offered To obtain witness lawyer with
whom TO consult the evening OF the lrst day Of
witness examination. but he declined the Offer Mr.
murphy, the same person who had gone with witness
and Spcaring 10 see Governor Palmer, at Springfield
Ill, was consulted by witness, and through HIM no
twness) learned that he would not lay himself liable
to criminal prosecution tor wing changed the figures
on the returns from Vernon parish he testified under
protest 10 having done At iour O'Clock MT Little
hcd stated that he did not feel able 10 continue longer
on the witness stand, and he excused, ana the
committee adjourned until tomorrow morning
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All, THAT TwiNGE, WHY, YOU'RE RHEU.
matte Seek relief from tsfKNSs
iIiIL's HAIR WHISPER DyE. black brown. sOc.
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MRS. sOUrHwORrH'S NEW BOOK
ll THE FATAL SECKET.

THE FATAL SECRET. by Mrs Emma u. e. n. South.
worth. and other stories by her sister Mrs France. H.
Baden. IN published this day, uniform style with 'sh
mar aud sell Raised Price ~ 10 in cioth aud Is Tor
sale by all book sellers and T. published sale by
r. B PErERsON 4 BROTHERS,.
BOG Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Copies OF tue above will be place.
post paid, remittipg price to the publishers.
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A gentleman DIR. W. \. Eobeson state Senator came
to my room at eleven o'clock AZ night that
there was an opportunity make good thing
woud get *2OOoi would insure the State
crats; replied that was subject did wish
tain; he asked me to think replied that IL would
be useless TOR me 70 10 aud before he left the lie
cNacted promise from AT thc
Charles Hotel AZ s.N o'clock the next evening: I
promised to meet him In order rid OF him
did not meet hm he the Board and called me
ont inquirng why did not him said had forgot
ten ,tLc engagement. when he replied IL was i'm.
porant for forget said him. do not want You
further vita subject you wish
ain friendship will ain mention IT,
Y. What are DR.. Robesons politics? A. He is a
democratic senator.
Y. What time was this? A. think on the 24th or
25th of November
General Anderson was Intercepted at length, and
was asked II good many OF the afidavts as 10 intni-
daton, &C, made in New Orleans, 10 which quos.
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PIPER HEIDslEcE.

AWHILE rARKER'S GINGER TONIC suBpUES
Irritation of the stomach and bowels IT is equally efea
ciou, In It's effect lungs. coughs.
anu sore throat IL l. without xcepon superior 10 and
ali others tca.poonul taken hourly will the
col In two days
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atty Of purpose which characterized his
treatment Of religious themes. Alas,
W have been grisvously disappointed.
In the Tribune Of Saturday evening he
gravely announces that 1.-the fourteenth
Of this month Ia one Of the most notable
In our calendar. First and foremost,
Il Is the day on which the Presidential
electoral votes are to Be counted" The
deacon Is apparently the only man In
Nevada. who does mot know that the
count began . week ago last Thursday,
and that by the time We 60 to press II
will have proceeded at least a. far ~
Illinois. and probably TO Louisians, the
next contested State. On the religious
question. the deacon is more Of an an.
thority. He says that the fourteenth
will be Ash Wednesday," and also st.
Valentines Day. This Ia correct, and
We hasten TO announce the fact ON the
authority OF the Tribune. It is evident
that the deacon Is more Of . t~hsologian
than n politician. Therefore We advise
him in all sincerity either to rsnouncs
politics. or-rsad the very full and reli'
able dispatches published daily In the
EVENING NEws.
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DIPuTuHRIA.

This justly dreaded disease Is very
prevalent at the present time. and many
cases are resulting fatally. Many school
children have been attacked by the dis
ease, and already several cases have
proven fatal and others are likely to do
the same. Four children in one family
ut the lower end Of town have recently
died. and another family near by has
three little ones FRUSTRATED with the
deadly disease. The third child was
taken home from the public school sick
only q day or two ago. The disease, az
every body knows. is contagious. and
fully as fatal as the smallpox, therefore
no parent has . right to send . child to
school knowing full well that their chill
drsn ut home are lyingsick with the dis.
ease. Such a reckless disregard for the
lives and health OF the other school
children cannot DO too severely con-
demned. Moreover. those kind. SYM
pathetic friends who have been rushing
in crowds 10 sympathizs with the be-
reaved parents should remember that
they are doing all they can to spread
the disease. Some say that this Is not
the diphthsria. but 1t might rs well be.
for 1t answer tho SAINT purpose. The
children are dying oil with 1t at a rate
which Is by no means agreeable.
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livery be has treated the subject In q way
hat will sustain his reputation a . MAJ
Of sloquencc. knowledge. courage, And
power. He hn taken up the question with
gravity. has surveyed IL In all Its more i'm
Portant aspects. and. after laying . solid
foundation for his argument, has raised
Ii walls and buttresses in strength and
order. The speech Il sure TO Be studied
BY the whole country. and must have .
controlling influence over the action Of
Congress-"
And again on the 29th
"TAs State Of New York has contributed
10 the country many distinguished states
men. In our early history there were John
Jay and Alexander Hamilton. Later in
q annals cane Do Witt Clinton and
silas Wright Nearer our own time APP
psarsd William L. Marcy and William II.
seward. Nay We not call Roscoe Conkling
the peer OF any Of them 7"
But on the 3lst Dana suddenly dis
covered that his pet Statesman" had
aided In the passage Of = bill which
would defeat Tildsn. Alas, for Conk-
tins's fame He was . statesman NO
longer. He was simply . very mediocre.
and very inconsistent Congressman.
Hare II Dana's estimate Of him at this
time:
1T 10 remarkable that the New York
Senator who. In discussing this bill. devo-
led 20 much Of his argument to the danger
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The San Francisco Stock Report ex-
presses the opinion that the gospel Ia
AZ scarce here in Nevada as 1t Is neces-
sary. and our Legislature having passed
a bill to tax church property simply
proves that We are entirely "off the
God range" It also deridss tho "cus
bill," which provides for cropping the
hair Of persons convicted Of petty lar.
ceny within one inch OF their scalp,
saying that the Chinese may object.
Never mind, my son. stay away from
here and your hair will DO safe. Keep
on good praying ground.
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ruEoi0GY AND roILTICs

Our friend Deacon Parkinson. Of the
Carson Tribune. mrds = grave mistake
when he renounced the study Of theol-
ogy to dabbls In the filthy pool OF ma
tional politics. But having made the
mistake we did suppose that he would
bring his massive intellect to bear upon
his new profession with all that intsn-
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TWO IN A ROOM.
ny roBY oREES.


To premise, ! am . bachelor n af'ray
sloep alone.
t. y,,.,,i. ci,x An. .~c.rsitv nj bouse
room which ~ ono ume pro'a''e" s"''
rise to the custom OF prtting two bed
into ono ROOM. and on q recent visit Il
- ,.r. .,,,,,.a
'"A' P'A.
l say slept advisediy' In flck"ichiat
sense, 30 10 speak. There are no hotels In
y,r,,,i. rh.r. ara /. rrest mapv lodging
,..u.s-- 49,. III. 49,.
houses "hich ny eour"'y anu NV" P''
Prietors arc called hotels On the Euro
pean plan."
NJ a., mov. nm INV arrival Al Virgins.
carly In the evening" was 'o 10 70 y o.
these houses and engage Q room. l did
not know what might happen to me In
yir,,,i, and I wanted IN bs surc M ,
.,,-.I...u -,
P'ace " "n''" 'eu'" '"'o
should break myself by, slipping on th'
steep and icy streets Of the Dosanxa city
In answer to my inquiry II could have 2
good room, the proprietor said could u
i would pay LOT itih aavancs or dsposi
my diamond stnds Tor security.
l complisd with the landlords terms
and engaged the room.
About midnight went 70 my hotel 70
20 TO bed. when entered the oihcs 4 Oh.
served a iook OF ih,ense meianehoiy sieal
over the proprie'or . lace Is nc 'ookeu W.
nj me.
my usai SIR. ne SAID anu Jus voice
trembled win suPPresss1 emouoh' ana
the DIG arops s'oou III MS Eyes, my
dear SIR; am very. very sorry, pu before
You applled ior room All the single rooms
were enssgso' nav 1niy ohe "ea Iu,,
anu .na' SIN TIT nien ahsre Is
Ano'.er ~ III uimian oScu'
ic. a :, - T.. r.n ..s.nl. =. e,Ih
). haiI v.na",h,,,.. han'n N
A.Iu ,sanii 10. ~ u. ~ \, VA
sa , "sui,aa.y. -,p, 1 y"
same iSom VIII" y" m"u,In.
III 81, Il,
h,'o n.,., n; my "rc.
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And In ~sccoriancs with Law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. male on the fTth day OF
Decsmbsr, ISIS, 20 many shares Of each parcel
on such stock q may bs peccssary will be sold
Al public auction, at the ofire Of the Company.
Roou I, No. 80 Montgomery street. San Fran.
cisco. California, on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day
Of February. ISL. Of the b ,ur Of . O'Clock =. y.
Of sAid day. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together With costs OF advertising and
oIpenses Of the sale.
TiIAD. q. PITCH. Secretary.
Ofice-Room I, No. 3t0 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California. fei7td
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THE hest GAMBLING BILL. YE

mop.
-uv ,,.r ,w.,,xo M, WIT
-
The present. session OF the Legislature
has been productive Of the usual crsp OF
bills directed to the restriction Of gam
bling. Some Of them are ridiculous in
their provisions. and IL passed, could
never DO .ffestuaily carried out. while
some OF them are eminsntly wise and
malicious. which will furnish n good and
substantial reason with the average leg.
;.i.tor for killing them nj tho start. O..
mi. latter class IA the Ac, proposed in
N. s.,.,. ON r,;a,v Nv Mr.. Boardmau.
~,.on;r;nc m. nl.vs, :, a. wall n. ,be
a..,., ~ an, cana NJ ch.ne. IN tax.
,,, . ,or,., u..,.. anil nrov;d;n, for
an. ,,,,.,r.n, =, ron.,;.srs.a n,sv.rs
n, An. =, s,oo TIL. Ii..n.s f.e NJ
n.--,.t,.a., sao nor oro,,.r and
-. ,u,,..u.n, N ,,s n;s,,;., I,,o,.
- .. n,o...,,. .uoh o.,.s \. Il Al.
,....t..., s,o %, .a,h .on,;c,;or
\. ,.,a n, u. a.,.naan, a. co.,.
r,,.-..u. go. A. =. a. mo., rr.c.
.,..,,,u -, ,..,r;., ..nh,,no
,-;,h;r MON, bonnd. n b.. all Of ,bs
-L. -. A.. ,.,..,. ~ A..
rim a.s,;r, who sh.l, and WIN .h.ll
90, n. ..,;,,.d,. ,.uh,. Nv The n,o.
,-;.,on. =, mi. last hin 4. creditor mich,
n.,,v A.. r,on,;s,o, q, n faro hank mo,
a. 49,, -, M. ,sh,o, Ru, ev.,v dealer
!. n., mo. !. tnov .,s,v man Who
-. a.. mon., a. = ..r,, and = ma,
-.,....mh,,n. .ar ...;Iv mas. from
-. - =. ~, mill \. ands /.
d.. mich ho. ,o, h.s, ,lo..a ~ him
r., NJ. crm,i,o,.L Thi. biu Of Mr.. Board.
!. \ ,,.a,.., .af.ouard which our
merchants can have. Mona hut those
who ,.mhl. ,s,n.,uallv will be willing
- ,u
,rocer or IN. hatcher. or the drv Goods
90, ~ .,n,;.a N for c,sd;t ran
-, an. ch.,,g,. om.. .,au;,.
the record. aud zee ut Q glance
80. ~. ,..,..., .,.,,,.x 4. a.
"u p'oP
ustome 10 risk MS earnings ON the
uncertain turning of n card I: and then
- a. -. ...,;u.,~ ~.
oa'e u" ~"oN s''
knowledge OF this fact will. indeed, de-
tar manv. who now gamble awav their
-. e. ,.l,,, On, . ,,..,.. ,n.
v"se"' "o" ""s w"
thus destroying their credit. The
.fEect nj he hills MASSAGE will be prac.
',
Ideally 70 increase inc revenue Oh 'hs
State, and, what Ia much better, reduce
m. nurhsr M ,amblers IN nrof.ssion.
AIS n nose VINO havs a'ways ON hand
ready money TO meet their lawful obliga-
,;.,.
"
Following u the full tolt OIL senator