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The Question of the Hour.

How feel temperance men? How
beat the temperance heart and pulse
in reference to the emergencies of the
hour? The day for defamation on
this great question has gone by. We
want facts we want arguments; we
want prayer to God; we want per-
sOnal work we want votes-all of
them. If we get enough Of all we
will have success if we fail in any
we will fail in vital particular. The
great question of the hour is the
quection arising out Of the decanter
and the dram shop. Some man says,
''The question Of the hour is the la
Dor question" Quaint old Thomas
Carlyle said: 1.-THE labor question as
l see it is just this: that every man
does as little as he can, and gets as
much as he can for it," Friends, the
true solution of all the labo, difficult
ties to-day is not how many hours
the working man shall work, and on
what precise conditions he shall
work, but how he shall save his
money from the insatiate gullet of
the dram shop when he has carried
it. That is the most practical aspect
of the labor question. Another man
says: "The real question is political
corruption-how to purify our poll
tics" Purify our politics DO you
know that our politics have been
rotted to the very core by the dram
shop? Bear in mind there will be
no publication Of American politics
that ignores the bottle and the dram
shop, Another man says: "The |
question of the day is to reduce tax
alton" Who that is here does not |
long for the reduction Of taxation |
What is the cause of most of the |
taxation? The bottle and the dram
shop! Strike at these, and you have |.
done more to reform political corrup-
ton, you have done more for the la |
boring classes, you have done more
for their radiance from the burden of |
taxation, than by any and all other
methods combined. And 50 / might |
start one question after another |
which men think to be the question |
of the day, and you will find this one
underlying them all. go further.
l believe that the perpetuity and |
success of republican government in
the United States of America depend |
more on overthrowing this master
peril and master-curse than any man
of us, perhaps, can estimate or even
conceive of. So let us as patriots,
philanthropists, and lovers of our
Lord and Master, that stand con-
fronting this tremendous question, /
GLOW shall we deliver our whole So
ciety and the State from the curse of |
the decanter and the dram shop ?"
look at it practically. The decanter
is to be reached by personal persua-
sion, and by every man, woman and .
child putting it away. The dram
shop is to be reached partially by
that method, and partially by strin-
gent legislation for hold it to be as
fundamental as any principle of orr
Declaration of Independence that |
every community has right to abate |
public nuisance, and to express by
its suffrage whether or not such a
nuisance shall exist among Them
Rec. r. L. CuIyer, ID. D.
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THE DIFFERENCE Elkton,
Cecil county paper says: with
midnight screams of murder, fire.
quent rows among colorcd brcthcring
and siStering, the Jail full Of disorder
ly characters, and quiet gentlemen
quietly INDUCING in 'bunko' all in
one week, our citizens are furnished
food for conversation, and the town
bailiff has but little leisure" 70 this
the Cambridge Era, REPLIES. "trY
local.option, and your town will soon
become as famous for peace and order
as our own beautiful Cambridge"
This is strong evidence Of the good
results Of local option, and it would
be Il blessed thing if we had a pro-
hibitory law throughout the State.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-20

SPREAD or TEMPERANCE.-A
blue-ribbon jubilee was held at Mar
shalltown, Iowa, on the 9th ult.,
which for success was unparalleled,
and shows the spread Of Temperance.
Fully $4,000 people were in attend
ance, among them many leading
men of the State. The city was hand
somely decorated during the day aud
brilliantly Illuminated at night. The
jubilation ended with a grand torch
light procession through the streets
and a magnificent display of fire.
works from wagons moving in unison
with the procession. The large
number of 1000 persons signed the
pledge during the day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions Of the County
Commissioners commence on the
first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the first Monday
in June, being the levy term; the first
Monday in July, the term for APP
pointing Judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, f. c. Tillson; Conn
missioners, John Riley and jeremiah
Guard.
Clerk-Wm. II, Hagans, who will
be in the office on Tuesdays and Sat
urdayS Of each week.
County SuryeyOr-John Harmed.
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The Rochester Democrat says that
Prof. Henry A. Ward, of that city
having been applied to by a member
of the British Parliament for statis-
tics i'll regard to the liquor sold in
this country, in turn applied to the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
and received from him the following
letter:
WAsHINCToN, June q, 1S7S.-
Sir: Your letter Of the 18th inst,
to the Honorable the Secretary of the
Interior asking for some statistics in
regard to the liquor traffic in the
United States for a member Of the
English Parliament, was referred to
this Office on the 18th inst. In reply,
| have the honor to state that the
only official information | can give
you on the subject is derived from
returns to the Treasury department
Of the quantities Of domestic spirits
and malt liquors on which the tax
has been paid, and imported liquors
that have been withdrawn for con-
sumption. The returns for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1877, are as
follows
Spirits distilled from whatever MAJ
terals ljoHs9
Ale, beer, lager beer and porter bar
9@o2l5
Imported spirits of all kinds, Gallons I,3sG,J7g
Imported Wines in casks and bottles.
5,72}, iG9
"The following is a statement Of
the amount Of special or license taxes
paid to the Government by dealers
in liquors during the same year:
Retail dealers in spirituous liquors SIS
'iD G9
Wholesale dealers in spiItuous liq-
uors, 500 1919
Retail dealers in malt liquors eNcIu
Sively $50 each l7,SUl
Wholesale dealers in malt liquors ex-
clusiyely $50 each I2O)l
"Thus it appears that there were
upward Of 10000 liquor dealers in
country that year.
"FrCm the above and other data,
Hon. Edward Young, Chief Of the
Bureau Of Statistics, estimates the
amount Of money annually cxpend-
ed in the United States for liquors by
consumers to be nearly 1896 $1,000.
Respectfully,
GREEN b. RNUM, Commissioner.
Prof. IL. A. Ward, Rochester, y. Y.
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Rum will clothe with rags your back,
Make you walk a crooked track,
Change your meat to naked bones,
And to wrath your gentle tones.
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Rum will scOrch and scar the brain,
Rum will mad the heart with pain,
Rum will bloat the flesh with fire,
And eternal thirst inspire.
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THIRD VOICE.

Rum will rob the head of sense,
Rum will rob the purse of pence,
Rum will rob the mouth of food,
And the soul of heavenly good.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-20

The New York ETpress gave this
seasonable advice for the glorious
Fourth; Keep cool. Keep quiet.
Keep sober. Keep out of danger.
Keep danger out of you. Remember
that fireworks are beautiful to look
at, but bad to play with, and worse
to drink.
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FIFTH VOICE.

Rum the Christians love will cool,
Make him break the golden rule,
Bind his soul to errors band,
And to evil turn his hands.
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FOURTH VOICE.

Rum the iails with men will fill,
And the dungeons gloomy cell;
1t rOuses passions deadly hate,
And pours its curses DER the state.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-20

To Mothers Should the Baby
be suffering with any Of the disor-
ders of BabyhooJ use DR.. Bulrs
Baby Syrup at once for the trouble.
% cents per bottle.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Meets every second and fourth
Tuesday Of each month.
Chief Judge-Joseph Dewitt.
Associates-A. J. Michaels and
VIM. Harvey.
Register of Wills-W, L.RaWlings.
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LODGES.

4. r. g. 4 M.-Meet every first
and third Thursday night.
/. q. o. +. No. l22-Meet every
Monday night.
Alta LODI G, No. 574. X. of H.
Meets in McComas Hall I'd and 4th
Thursday evenings of each month.
l. q. g. r. ~. II4-Meet every
Tuesday night.
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REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
TOWN OF OAKLAND.

BmgeSS-D. f Offutt.
C0mnajSSiOnerS-J. NJ. Davis, Geo.
l.. Bosley, Geo. w. Legge, G. w.
Merrill.
Cerk-A. G. Good.
BdiHt-James w. White.
POStmdster-Ralph Thayer.
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AL TOGETHER IN coNcERr.

This maddening drink we will not take,
Our solemn pledge we will not break;
o Father keep us by thy hand,
And guard from sin this youthful badd
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TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
What Ram VIZ DO.


What Rum UIH DO.
FIRST VOICE.
Rum will scOrch and scar the BRAIN
Rum will mad the heart with pain,
Rum will bloat the flesh with fire,
And eternal thirst inspire.
SECOND VOICE.
Rum will clOthe with rags your back,
Make you walk a crook ed track,
Change your meat to naked bones,
And to wrath your gentle tones.
THIRD VOICE.
Rum will rob the head of sense,
Rum will rob the purse of pence,
Rum will rob the mouth of food
And the soul of heavenly good
FOURTH VOICE.
Ram the iails with men will fill,
And the dungeons gloomy cell;
1t rouses PASSIONS deadly hate,
And pours its curses DER the state.
FIFTH VOICE.
Rum the Christians love will cool,
Make him break the golden rule,
Bind his soul to errors band,
And to evil turn his hands.
ALL TOGETHER IN CONCERT.
This maddening drink we will not take,
Our solemn pledge we will not break;
o Father keep us by thy hand,
And guard from sin this youthful badd
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-Alors quill etait l6gat a Bruxel-
les. lie pape actuel fut prize a un
grand diner All assistant lie marquis de
X----, esprit fort. poussant lie scepti
Cine jusqn'a i'irreverence.
Au dessert, lie gentilhomme ALA
vers Mgr Pecci ct crut fort sp~irituel
de lui montrer sd tabatiere don't lie
dessus portait, peiute sur ivoire, II
Venus outrageusement decoIletee.
LIE pr6lat considera la peinture
.longuemeat, sans Sc dGconcerter i:
Tres beau !. tres beau (! murmu-
ra-t-iI en- fin connaisseur.
Puts, levant les yeux sur lie mar
qnis:
lie portrait de Ia marquise a..
A COntinuey.
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UR coup de Fictitious lisons

- On coup de .flct.-Nous lisons
dams FEuenement de Paris:
Disons d'abord qu'eu vue de TEX
position il s'est cree a Londres, a
Birmingham, a Anvers. etc, des as
sociations de pick pockets don't la
plupart DIES membres connaissent par
faitement Paris.
Sachant par experience que la pc.
lice FRANCHISE devait avoir Foil sur
eux, lis ont masque leurs operations,
deia savamment Combines, CONNIE
on le vera par la suite, Ell envoyant
d'abord a Paris des atfilies isOles tells
que Bach, don't nous avons deia an
nonce la capture, ct William Parker
qui a etc arr6t6 le 7 dams uu hotel
garni dn boulevard Mazas, OH il etait
escendu avec sa jeune femme, Amy
Rray.
La police await, depuis six mois.
envoye de nombreux agents a l'etran
ger pour s%'assurer de la creation de
ces societies /; sur leur formation ct
sur les moyens don't Giles d~isposent
ceux-ci ont TRANSMITS les details les
plus CIRCUMSTANCES, auec les mons
DIES principaux chefs.
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lie MARIE dune commune rurale
homme du monde ct homme char
mant, tout, except6 homme d'admi-
nistration. est en- train de lire les Jour
naux de Paris en- fumant son cigare,
lorsque survient IN de SEES admins
tres.
Monsieur lie MARIE, je viens vons
prier d'inscrire a l'etat civil la nais-
anc dun fills quiz.
All !je vous feiicite. C'est chose
fate.
Et il prend les mons ct les prenons
sur MI bout de papier.
HUT jours apros le meme admins
tire r%evient, fort triste.
Monsieur lie MARIE, j'ai la dou-
leur de vous prier d'inscrlre le deces
de mon fills.
LIE marie lui serre les ma ms en- ]
ne de condolences. puts ehangeant de
ton
CONNIE celia st ,trouve ! Je ma
vais pas insert la naissance. Met
tons quill NY ait rien de fat
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woaTH THEE wEiilT N GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.

LOUISVILLE, KY.
Arg. 5, 1875.
DR.. TUT Dear Sir
For ten years I have bee
martyr to dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had well nigh exhauste
the materia medica for re
lief from this living death
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought to m
notice. I g their use
and the first dose gave m
such reliefthat continue
to take them. / am now
well man, have a good az
petite, can digest well, tn
piles have disappeared
and l have gained fort
pounds in solid flesh.
would not be withou
them for their weight i
gold.
Rev. r. L. SIMPSON
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NJ. Mace, commissaire de police
aux delegations judiciaires. IA et6
specialemeut charge de Ia s%urveii-
lance. a Paris, de ces habiIes indus
trieis.
Ce magistrat, seconde par une ar
NICE d'agents, a tendu ses filets ct
pris tou:es les dispos itions necessai-
res ponr dej"uer les savantes combi-
naisons de NM. les pick-pockets.
Ces viennent d'Obtenir le
meilleur resaltat.
Voici dams quelles circumstances
Bach aet6 arr6te. Iletait porteurld'une
dep6che qui lui await etc expediee
de Toulon a Douvres on il Sc trou
Wait alOrs +; cette dGpeche annoncait
Farriv6e a Paris de six affilies. C'est
lie soir meme qu'ils devaient %arriver.
Des agents occuperent Immediate
ment la care de Lyon. Une seule
difficultG Sc ~presenta. Comment re-
%connaitre ces individus? car Bach
await refuse formellement de sc pre-
ter q aucune combinaison. Heureuse
ment, le Observation-Disclosures lie plus
puissant de la p~olice-se nit de la
partie. An moment OH les voya-
Seurs dsscendaient du train, un ms
pecteur de police reconnnt parmi
eux IN repris de justice quill await
arr6t6 dtja plusieurs fois. Correcte-
ment v6tu. il portait des favoris a
panglaise, ce'qui lie rendait presque
mecOnnaissable. Avec lui etait un
jeune homme ne paraissant pas avoir
plus de seize ms. L'agent ne les per
dit pas de vne. Apres s'6tre fait de
livrer leurs bagages, lis monterent
dams II vOiture ct Sc firent con-
duire dams un garni de la rue Mont
orgueil. M. Mace, comprenant bien
que leurs compagnons viendraient
les y rejoindre, on quils iraient eux-
memes les trouver s'ils etaient des-
cendus dams un autre hotel. plaza
des agents:en surveillance. LIE lende-
main, uuatre autreS individus arri-
vaient en- effet a l'h6tel, avec plu-
sieurs males. don't Pune fut portee
par I'm commissionnaire chez une
dame demeUrant boulevard DIES Ital-
lens.
Dams la journee. lis Sc rendirent
a PExposition ct pa%rcoururent :outes
les galleries, s'arr6tant longtemps d.
want les vitrines ct prenant DIES notes
Dams la soiree, all moment OH i'll
etaint tons reunis a rh0tel. une DIES
centa de police cut lieu. Lenr ar
restation fat "peree, ct les male
furent reimbursement visiteps. Ell
les etaient toutes pourvues de doub
les-fonds. on Sc t%rouvaient entasst
des bijoux en- or brises ct des objet
I dart dun tres graud prix.
Une autre perquisition fut fat
boulevard des Italiens ; la MALE don
il est question plus haut. fut on
verte ellie renfermait egalpmen
pour plus de 90. 900 francs de bijou
Ell Or, aussi brises, ct 10. 100 franc
en- especes.
Les portes de Mazas s'ouvrirel
aussit6t pour laisser entrer ces in
portants ~personnages. qui SO son
renferm6s dams le mutisme lie plu
> complet sur la facon don't ills CONF
talent operer ct sur les MONS de leu
associes.
9 Plusieurs autres arrestations OF
!, dn etre faites dams la mutt.
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Ce disant, il me %pre.entait dun air
aimable trois Gu quatre impri'nes a
signer, tant pour i'egiise Que pour la
willie, puts ne. demandait la permits
siou de so ~retirer pour conrir faire lie
pecessaife.
J'ai rarement ~rencOntre un homme
aussi oblgeant que ce personnase.
II atait denx heures. Ecrase demo
tions, je mouTais litteralement de
fatigue ct de besoin. Des voislns
compatissants insisterent pour me
faire urendre I'm bouillon Je les pria
dc me remplacer pour un moment
aupres de Pauline, ct je SORTS u la
recherche dun restaurant quelcon-
que.
&c qul fait aujourd'hui lie beam
boulevard des Batignoies n'etait, al
cette epoque. qu'uue Tongue suite de
e%uinguettes m%is6rables, de l'asrect
le. plus douteux. La. le petit bleu des
barriares resnait ell maitre. ct Pom y
renc0utrait a chaque pas des ivrOgnes
titu bant, heb6tes ct sordides dignes
h6tes de ces reraires On ponvait
toutefois d6jeuner a peu pres deem
ment au cabaret du pere Lathuile.
Ma fatigue atait telle que, malgre
)e tapage qni Sc faisait autour de
de moi, malgre les Girls avines ct les
propos de table de mes voisins. je
m'endormis pr%ofondement sur les pre-
mieres b%onchees-..
Lorsque je me reveillai, il etait
pres lie sin henres. Honteux de una
faiblesss. je courus bien wife chez
Pauline.
Flora etait rentree depuis n bon
ne lteure heure. ramenant la famille
au'elle await decouverte par miracle,
a une septieme adresse, au fond du
faubourg Saint Antoine.
Je ~tronvai lie pere, homme dune
cinquaptaine d'annees, d'aspect vul-
gaire, v6tn dune redingote noire pas
see on hate par dessus 10 bourgeron
oavrier a gepoux au pied du lit ct
sanglOtant i feDdre Fame.
- LIZ mere, surprise par mon arrivee
refsrma viyement I'm placard a hinge
ct Sc nit, lie mouchoir aux yeux, a
prenlre dies airs desoles. Une petite
file de dix a douze ans, coIlee a SEES
iupes, regardait autour dele avec
nne curiosite intense.
VOLTA ls' Monsieur. dit Flora q
VOix base.
Sans articuler une parole, simple
mept. naturellement. 10 pauvre pere
me tendit Ia main.
Tres emu moi m6me, je serrai
>furtement cette main c~alleuse, dur.
Gle au travail, don't Ia loyale etreinte
me remcrciait dune facon 81 ton
chante.
':Mnnsieur, lui dis-je gravement,
je mai ~janais ea lei d'autres droits
que ceux de Ia pitie. On YOU Il re.
trouve...a ynus Ia place; mais,
avant sle me %retirer, me sera-t-il per
mis- de regarder une dern,ere fois
celle qui nest plus =
II Sc leva sans ~r6pondre ct abais-
sa le drap funabre. Sous Ia detente
de la mort, les traits convulses de
Pauline avaient retrouve toute leur
grace. Ellie etait charmante a voiy
malgre sa paleur ct semblait dormir
a'un sommeil d'enfant. Je la con-
templai lougtemps on silence.
.Adieu Pauline ! lui dis-je inte-
retirement adieu. pauvre annie l..
Es-tu contente de Dominique At
fait tout &c cue tn attendais de
iui pour ton repOs, ct dOrmiras-to
%tranqnille dams ia tOmbe 7 Adieu
j'emporte au plus profond de mon
sane lie souvenir de ia beaute, De ia
grace, de TIA gazette, 8 femme adora-
bile. q :ision fugitive, rose effenillee,
telair eteint T."
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WheelsCTigHt
0pd Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau, Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, and the public in
L general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
lie has secured the services of first class
worknlen of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply Of spokes and
felloes Of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment OF patent carriage
wheels. steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening Of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitaFion rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
slIrouds. for men, womeq and children, all
article of luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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PILLS
A distinguished physician of New Yor

A distinguished physician of New Yor
says:
at is astonishing how universally DI
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily round
[ hear of them not only among the poo,
lions of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, | have gres
confidence in th.ir merits, and of late hav
,ften prescribed them with the happiest re
'ul c in cases where l desired to make q de
.ided impression on the liver"
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DR.. Tut has been CT
gag d in the practice
medicine thirty years, an
for alongtime was demon
strator of anatomy in tn
Medical College Of Geo,
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle:
and are Tree from al
quackery.
He has succeeded i
combining in them tn
heretofore antagonist
qualities Of 4 strengthen
ing, pnrgatiUe, anda pa,
Uying tonic.
Their first apparent e.
feet is toiincrease the ar
petite by causing the foo
to properly assimiiate
Thus the system is nou,
ished, and by their toni
action ON the digestive o.
gans, regular and health
excavations are produced
The rapidity with whic
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gishness of the liver, an
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