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TERRITORY ~ W1SHINGTON iSs
YHiRD JCDlCLtL DiSTHiCT 80
lN THE DISTRICT CouRr OF SNomo-
MIsm County:
VI. w. Packard. and ID. y. Jackson,
partners, doing business undcr the strle
and firm Eamc Of
Packard & Jackson;
TloMti6s;
Harvey W. Light, and
Edward Shonr
DEFENDANTS;
THE UNITED STATES qr AMERICA
SEND GREETlAG,
TO Harvey W. Light, and Edward
Shone, DettndaRts:
Youorc hereby required to appear in an
action brought against yOu by the above nam
ed plaintiffs, in the District Court of Snoho.
mish Coenty, holding terms ut Snohomish
City in Snd for said County OF Snohomish,
Washington Territory, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
(eXcusive of the days of scrvicc), after the
service Sn you OF this summons, II served
within said County of Snohomish, or If served
out of that County, hut In this District, with.
in thirty days, otherwise within sixty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you. according to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
Judgment against you, the said defendants,
for the sum of One Hundred dollars United
States Gold Coin, with interest thereon at
the rate Of one and one half per cent per
month from the 9th day OF April 1877, and
tnat certain goods and chattols, mentioned
and described. in certain mortgage executed
by you, the said defendant, Light, may be
sold in the manner prescribed bylaw, to sat
isfy said claim with an Attorneys fee, and
costs and disbursements OF this action
And you are hereby notified, :lat II you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as above required the said plaintiffs will ap.
ply to the court for the relief demanded N
the complaint.
Witnes. the Hon. j. r. LEWIS, Judge OF
said Court, and the seal thereof, this nth
day of Angus. A. d, 1873
II. A. GREGORY,
Clerk
MORSE & NIcoLI, Attys for the Pins.
Fist publication made Aug. 18th 1873.
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'Eh" CsolSl Excitement.

Lat Monday evening it was hruitrd
abroad tIR' pro.prrI"rs nn the Sultan
bad at .us, discovered itch placer dig
/ gng-, 20, reward tor toc thorough pro,
. pcclirg in that part Of this county that
has hccu goinI on for the past two or
/ thrrc years. The secrecy ot the move
mrnt> ,f several well kn"Nn prospcc,ors
/ led many To think there Wa, some.
thing IN these rumnrs. Therefore On
the following day numbers began the
tramp i"r the mines, nmong them hring
l. c. Ferguson. Dr., Mccoy. ". H. Ward.
}. +. Roberts. --E Emerson, John Barns.
aud uthcis.
On Wcdncs hy, they held meeting
at the discovery claim or j. +. Cotton.
and ". and II. Barrett, sam, 9 miles rom
the mouth oi the Sultan river. or thirty
miles from tins place. Dr. Nc Coy was
Pres. and Il. G. Ferguson Secretary.
They drew up II code oi mining laws fer
thar district, the boundaries al which
embrace the whole OF the Sultan river
valley, from lis source in the mountains
to It's mouth. About Is miners were
named MS being present at that meeting,
The main rush was ON last Thursday:
when there were about fifty men on the
ground. Some 75 or 100 in all have
visited the mines. Probably ns many
more will so in next week,
1t has been known that there was gold
on the Sultan, ever since the first settle
ment of this county.
The summer of 1870 probable 250 men
visited that river. and at one time there
was rs many MS 30 men regularly at
work mining. When work hogan eat
that time, an old rocker and rocker iron
WAS found so rusted, that it fell to
pieces when touched. 1t probably had
been used by II party in 1861, or there.
abouts, who mined there JAS. McFur-
lane lived on that river, and supported
himself by placer mining for some three
years; leaving there some three or four
years ago.
1t is impossible to arrive at any exact
account Of the gold mined there, it is
somewhere between $4,000 and $4,000
IN all. Thers is undoubtedly good, pay.
ing qnartz mines OF gold, silver and lead
in the valley 0l the Skykomish. OF which
the Sultan is tributary stream, and
gold in small Quantities has been found
on every tributary of the Snphomish;
the only thing new about this excitement
is, that Messrs Cotton. and the two Bar.
re'ts suppose that they have discovered
Il former bed of the Sultnnand that they
are now on the rim Of what will be- pay
ing diggings. This old bed, is about
1870 feet above the present bed of tue
rivc!.
1t is not yet demonstrated whether
there is anything there Of value or not.
1t will require months work to dem
onsrate it satisfactorily. The prospects
are now sufficient to justify the thorough
prospecting required in cutting through
this rim to the level bed rock. We will
try tG go up there ourselves next week,
SO DIS to furnish full description of that
section.
, 1878-09-14
sfSnGis River News.

Some weeks ngo lengthy fiiicle np-
pparrh IN the STAR; the letters and re-
ply to inquiries OF people in Cal, about
The Sound A few days ago ut Mr.
Cages store in Skugt City. Il. l.. Yer
non, one Of these inqnivrs, whose qucs-
tions were answered IN that number at
this paper, WAS introduced to us. He
had already secured land, and had also
gone into tho manufacture Of gents
gloves. As he makes superior article,
docs fine work and very properly intro
duces himself to the people OF this section
by advertising in the STAR, lie will no
doubt secure the trade OF our merchants
ard build up good business. lie lett
an ague country, and is well satisfied
with the change.
The oldest house now Standing on the
Skagir was put up by Sartwcll same IA
years ago. Orrin Kincaid helped to
build it, Mr. X. is one of the oldest
settlers there. He lett the river nun,
Der of years ago, visiting tue Sandwich
Islands and all parts of California; but
nowcomes back to stay. He has located
and settled upon claim four miles
above mouth of Baker river, or 60 miles
above the jam.
Kayton,s crew of uine men and ten
oxen is the only one now running below
the jam. Above the jam are the camps
OF j. B. Ball, with IL men and s oxen;
Cocbrane & Mcdonald, 10 men and 8
oxen; VIM. Gage, 6 men and 10 oxen.
A. Deasmore may move his crew up,
as they are now out of work; having log
ged out their old claim His Crew will
consist OF about men and 10 cXen
Some two weeks ago tree tell on and
killed four of Cochrane & M,Donald's
team of oxen.
Some three weeks since, Mrs Hobson,
during the absence OF her husband, un-
drrt0ok to cut down some snail trees on
the bank OF the river, that hid the other
wise fine view across the river to tho
house Of ncighbor She cut down in a
| successful manner all but one, and in
cutting that one, which leaned towards
the river. she cut only on the upper side
when nearly off, the butt OF the tree spi,
up from the stump, and in falling jump
ed backwards some ten feet, striking her
head and shoulders and breaking hcl
collar bone, besides injuring her head
and face. She is now rapidly recovering
from these injuries.
Dir. Cyrus Thompson this year raises 4
halt acre of extra fine tobacco. lie says
that this is tobacco country, where the
very finest tobacco can he grown, suit
able !or the highest priced cigars, and
the by>t grades ol manufactured tohacco
Now there 10 Us much sent oui Of tn,
country iur ts'acco hlmus, Ms fur Gnur
Both should Pee stopped: tbu large farm
crs can raise the wheat; the ones with
small clearing. tie tobacco.
Another scln lal from near the ilm.
| Jhis t.ms, a msyri-d woman, over 80
year. I'D runs 81 with d h.y o' 60
LID. nearly ~ such cases, agf husband
bod ,rs'ri brf vith ttoepiiunsi's Kind
ur. Wrh a ,o.usiu c'as' a.. vou.,l 81.
aa,rls o. il.e tsusi Wy 20 sssn iusI
la.rag. IN sake lh,4 s1gue. "a ,s
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list or rcBLIc NSTI TruoJS

Masonic, Centennial Lodge, No. - h'|A',
communication, fret aud iAird saturdays o'
each mouth.
l. -. q. r. olive Leaf Lodge, 80. II, first ana
fourth Saturdays Of caCl month.
1 a. o. 4. Suohomish Lodge, No. -. Ecg
.'ar mc, ,iius- un Thursday evening Of e1ch
week
snuhumi-h Athcucum,
snohomi.h Free Religions Association.
Union PRESBYTERIAN Church and Congregation
Of SnohOmish City.
Snohnmi,h County Agricultural Society.
Snohumish Rifles, Milhia Company.
Snonuml,h Telegraph Company.
SuOhomish Cemetery Association
, 1878-09-14
Local Items.

Owing to mining excitement, and to
change OF help etc; the STAR is only
milf sheet for two or three issues.
, 1878-09-14

Runnel's old camp on the shore Of
Port Susan Bay is dismantled, and the
camp cook-housc is burned, For ii long
time il has been prominent landmark
OF that section. Runuels and son are
now at work NJ their camp back of the
lake, not far iron, town.
, 1878-09-14
7lEE oF coCGE

pis.ric; Court. Thrl Tggslsv of March a"d
second Toe. Juy oi November "i yiyH N''L
Pruhail CuIu, I'urIg Monday 90. January
April, cuy uu1 October ul rt.' .',, 49,.
,,,u,,y ,.up,i....urr, Cuar Fi-l Monday
of February. May, August ana November
ol each Nr|r
, 1878-09-14

This afternoon an unusually large
number of ladies passed beneath this
office window. The sight of SO many
adies together so excited our new devil
that he was unable to work for sometime
and frantically demanded that tie fact
nt his being here sheuld he advertised;
because ii they had only known what an
attractive devil we had, they undoubted-
ly would have taken pity on him, and
AL have been up to see him.
, 1878-09-14
NOTICE. 7

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Eugene d. Smith and Chns. f. Jackson
of Lowell, snohoml~h Co. W. r. ~ dealers
In general merchandise under the styic and
firm name u Smith jackson & Co, is this
day dissolved boy mutual consent Eugene u.
Smith assumes all the indebtedness of the
firm. aud Oh arcnuuts due tho said firm aru
t0 bc paid o. him.
Dated Aug 2ist 1878
RCGEST ID SMITH
CHAs D. JACKS y.
ulaa In
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Population very tluctrains the past
week. For several days this town was
nearly deserted. All gone to the mines.
, 1878-09-14

This season has been very favorable
for hauling logs at slight expense. The
quantity hauled is large, considering the
comparatively small numter at work in
logging camps.
, 1878-09-14

ve,ting is in a forward condition
on tho tide marshes; hHs few fields were
seriously damaged by the overflow last
winter. The crop will be full average
one,
, 1878-09-14

In few weeks we will try to give a
descriptive sketch of oil the candidates
IN the field.
, 1878-09-14

The smoke is so dense, that it is un-
safe to navigate the Sound in II small
boat without compass, ii person does
not wish to be lost.
, 1878-09-14

The supplement furnished with this
number, and that has been mailed tn
the readers ot the STAR for some time
past, will prohnhly be discontinued N
September. In place OF it. will be inrn.
i,hcd genuine AuGuR from Portland,
which will contain as much Oregon and
tclegmphc news rs a Portland weekly
and be mailed direct from that place To-
subscribers ol the STAR.
, 1878-09-14

Money has been very scurse this year.
On account Of the hard times, only twice
THE sensGn has there been enough excite
nent to bring the boys nut Tor u general
spree. The trst was NJ the time of the
Democralic mnss convention. when ev n
'he SiwasIes were AL drunk. The ether
Vas over the gold excitement la.t week.
, 1878-09-14

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H0pEwEIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. EDITOR: Please allow NE TO run into
your columns just long enough to offer q
simple tribute to the noble generosity of the
brethren and friends of the Hopswell COM
munity. On Friday, 2ibt ultimo, a large
number Of persons, from worthy grand ma
irons end aged grand sires to merest boys
and girls, met at BIZ. Hamlin's. A we'll
laid plan was formed to surpriss The pastor.
Pressed to reach the place of assembly by
ttDo, but not knowing "what was up" he
allowed the morning rain to keep him at
home until the afternoon. Accompanied
by his better self he rode into the environ
ments late, but early enough to see some of
the disappointed ones, to learn that n,,,tti-
t'ife of valuable gifls were in waiting for us.
and that Adr. Hhnalin's speech of presenta-
tion remained naanslgred. viii not stop
TO express the deep regrets caused US by
failure TO reach the pleasant placs IN time to
move among the happy throhg, to answer
smile with Hmilc, and to answer that presss-
tqtion speech with few words of joyfn. and
grateful acccpt ptance.
I Mrs. Casswell joins nis ia ths expression
ofsincere thanks 70 sLes6 tIsouehtfnl friends
for their timely and npDreciated Kindness.
The Lord reward them according TO their
desert, and yet more abundantly.
3 Afiect:onateIy Che castor,
Z. II. zCARSs I'LL, in.
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ToWayrrrR.

Several rousing pic mics are in prospect.
.....Mr. d. 8. White, q most promisib5
young farmer, has a body Of 25 acres of cot
ton second to none In the Fork. ..... Large.
congregations were in attendance upon tli-
vine worship in the Presbyterian Church al
this place last Saturday and Sunday 49,. -. The
area devoted to corn this year Is much,
larger than that of lsst year, and at preaent
the prospect is fine......Rev. Mr. Riley, of
Waihalla, viii preach in the Presbyterian
Church here on Tho second Sunday instant.
...... The sifstlo lons OF this place as present
are'its Sundas 5ch6 h6ols TpAt OF the Bap-
lists has psobaoiy 1fJ members, white that
OF the Presbyterians hGs about so members.
This disparity of members ii, attributable to
the numerical strehgt of the respective de-
nominations. Since these schools were
formed, which vas sdu1iiis last Winter, 4
growing end generous nv 4. n has exfsted,
Hnd 90 long as sfich, d splris ia tempered BY
o sentiment OF true CllrissisD syfdpathy ana
liberality it Is well. Some time at,o Matte
McCarley. of the byEesian sehooi, men,
orized 3T6 Bible verses in one weak, ana
shortly .efteFwatd Mamie Tribbie, of the
other School, recitod AL Bible yefges, which
she had committed TO memory ia g petiod'
of the sama length, and now i have tore.
port that AfntHn "a 6z veraea ahaed. sl,a has-
ing, on last Sunday, reclted COS verses,
rnsn6riKed during the rssslons week. /,
must not forget toas7 tlant soHne Tfageo. Of
thu P-eh;.te.;== sss$-=a sss,S$-.=a s5S1isssssi on last
Sunday 547 yeFses, her previous weeks
work. These little girls hro the champions
of the respective schools to which they be-
long. D.
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1890 80 .yghsreyer VA

LseAses qf q choieraic type prevail or theye IS
ckuse % spprsAeada wish from thd,, the 6ysts1,
should bo toned. regulated and reinforced by 4
eossse Of Hcssetsass stomseh HItte1s Perfect dl.
gsssion and . regular habit of body arc the hes.
safeguards against such nAiadles, and both are se-
cured by this ine4tlmabie touie aud aisoYS,iso.
Tho Disers are aiso extremely serTIceable i Eofa,
edV vsaSh disorders If ps5snptiy taksn In
bnt collie, diarrhosA and chelsra morbus. tSe
disease IS usually frustrated. In diarhaa essss,
= Y only neccalzyy ruttors the tone Of the re-.
iaxed bsveis snd this Is ono Of tha speciac oeots
osthis nedielne. Wind OF tho stomach, heart.
burn, hii,casness, nausea, headaehs aad ether
ssnptoEaa Of disinrhAnec In Ae eastrio and hepatlc
regions ae also speedily relieved by this exsenens
remedy. AZ fainIIs medicine Il Ia inysiuatIe,
tinee y promptly md eampleteig remedies thoso
Hilnenis which arc Of most frequent oeearrsnce
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Geaa Digestion.

'Give us this day our daily bread" and
good medicine to digest it, is both revcrent
and human. The human stomach and liver
are fruitful sources of life's comforts OF,
dlsordered and diseased, they. tingle misery
The man or woman with good digestion see
beauty as they walk, and overcome obstacles
they meet in the routine OF life, where the
dyspeptic, sees only gloom and stumbles ard
world still needs two OF three new kinds of
medicine before death can be perfectly nbol.
ished but that many lives have BEEN nro-
lcnged, and many sufferers from Liver dis
ease, Dyspepsia and Headache, have been
cured by MERRELLs HEPArrNE, Is no longer
doubt. It CIrss Headache In twenty min.
nte5. and there Is no question but what It is
the most wonderful discovery made in med.
icalscience. Those afflicted with Ril;ousness
and Liver CoIenlaint shoHld use MERREIr's
HEPATINE. It can be had from Simpson,
Reid & Co.
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THIRD UNION DISTRACT OF TEE sAEupA
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.

At the meeting of this Unioh District at
Salem Church on Saturday and Sunday,
Goth and 3oth ultimo, the following order
of business was adopted for the next Union
Meeting, viz:
l. Let the next Union convene with Shiloh
Church on Saturday before the Fifth Sabbath
I'D September at 10 o'clock O. m.
g. First Of all, let the present Moderator,
or the Pastor of the Church, open the mcst-
ing with appropriate religious worship. re-
ceiye the letters from the Churches, and per
feet the organ. lation of the body.
8. Let committee be appointed w arrange
iof sunday school meeting Sunday morn
ing, to be announced before adjournment; !;
and also to suggest plan for the next meet
ing, with persons TO perform certain services
and report on Sunday.
4. Introductory Sermon-by Rev. Baxter
Hays.
Recess for As minutes.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN,
l. Essay. Subject: 'The Importance of
music in connection with religious work.
u. l.. Tribble. Esq.
in the Church? or, What departments of
Christian work are we'll suited to pious wo-
men 2" Discussion to be opened by Reys.
w. 81. Strickland and J. B. Earle.
3. Second Query us it the, duty Of ell
Christians alike 70 maintain .ScTiptural
Church discipline? What is the proper et-
Gtnde of the Pastor IN casas Of diacirline ?'
Discussion to be opened by Rev. J. g. Muir
ray.
SUNDAY MORNING. -
1. Sunday School meeting. Query: s.Is IL
properly part Of Sunday School york to
develop the principle of liberality in chill
dren by teaching them to make contribu.
j. G: Hudson.
2. Missionary Sermon--Rev. J. 8. Murray.
P. r. BROWN, Clerk.
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a Sunday School meeting viii be held on
next Sunday p. m. ae 4 O'Clock in the meet
ing.housa Of the Anderson Baptiat Church.
addresses as follows:
!. Ought Sunday Schools to contribute to
missions 2--R. i, Diver. :,
What Ia the Gllnfch.member,s dutv to
the Sunday School ?--L. p. Smith.
3; The great object of the Sunday School.
III. .. Fant. :
The Sunday Schools of the village and
the public generally are invited to attend.
The exercises win not be protracted be-
vnnCf an hnnr and n nnar4Ar
VIII. HENRY sTRIcKLAND.
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An uudeniahla Trnfl,.

You deserve to suffer, and If you lead @
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beauti-
full world, 1t is entirely your own fsult, and
there is only one excuse for you-your un-
reasonable prejudice and skepticisn,, which
has killed thousands. Personal knowledge
show you thAt Green's August Flower will
euro yon Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with ~! miserable effects, such as sicE
headache, palpitatioh of the heart. sour
stomach. habitual costiveness, dizziness Of
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
&c. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not a Druggist but
will tell you of its Wonderful cures. You
can buy o Sample Bottle for 10 cents, Three
doses GYill reliaYa Won.
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aRaTEPuL IIRHr1ou.-

The Pastor of tho Anderson Baptist
Church takes this means Of expressing his
thanks to the members Of his Church and
congregation for their kind remembrances
Of him ON the occasion OF his birth-day o
short time since-in presents of money,
delicacies, provisions and pictures. These
have again made his heart glad and his
family happy. w. H.. s.
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THE oRGAH WAR-A loo ib. soL1D suoT,

If any man insults your common sense by
Offering. q. first-clnss o Stop Organ for $65,
Shoot him ON the Spot" Alfnocessity for
buying huci inferior Organs Is forever done
away with. 500 Cash, or $I00 on Easy
Terms, now buys magnificent Mason &
Hamlin Parlor or Church Organ with Fbur
Sets Feeds and Ten Stops, in Elegant New
Style Case with Illuminated Pdneia-Hnnd-
somest Style of Case ever produced SPECIAL
OFFER to introduce this new Style Sent on
trial: Guaranteed for life time. Rented
until paid for. Other new styles lust out.
Illuatrated catalogues free. Address LUD-
DEN q BATES, Savannah, CD, Manufac-
tuiers Wholesale Agents for the South.
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a GARD

Mr.. EDIToR: Please allow ME space In
your worthy paper TO inform tho Republi.
can party of Anderson County that I hEye
rendered my resignation as County Chair
man to the Chairman Of the State Ezecu.
tive Committee. Circumstances over which
have no immediate control preye-.t me
from acting as County Chairman longer.
q. D. WILLIAMS.
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are still the most thorough and search
Ing c,Sthartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the hlood. In small
doses OF one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
Orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for ,
more than quarter ~ @ century, and
have obtained q Worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action In the several assimiie-
<S1...I;,ssSs.. 1I. tlct .s oisst.s..etfn.,s yrithin
ehe!r range can rarely Withstand or
eyade them. Not only do they euro
che everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have baffled the best
OF human skin. While they produce
powerful effects; they are, OF the Eame
time, the safest and best physic for
Children, BY their aperient action
they gFipe lnuch less than the common
purgatlves, and never give pain when
the bowels are not ihflRmed. sNhcy
reach the vital fountains or the blood,
ana strengthen tise system ny frceinB
it from the elemehts or weakness.
Adapted to all aaes and conditions
in ali climates. containing neither
cal. tal nor any deleterIous drug,
=: Ills maybe taken with safety
by Al aody. Their sugar-coatihg pre-
;seseess ssii.e;;ss ssii.e;;ss eve: fresh and naakas
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm -can arise
(. noIn their use in ahy quantity.
RnEFAKED BY
DE-. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, llass.,
Practical and ,AnaIEtisaI Ohen.ists.
,,y,sys "a ,,,,s,,,,s,.-,,..
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County ChairInan
wv. a, NEAL, secretaEy.

. IL . Il
Ma. EDrToR: j hac she pleasure of being
at Q meeting of the Sons Of Temperance,
held at Now Lebanon on Saturday last.
The meeting was wen attended, and the
members of the crder were hopeful ms to It's
futuFe prospects. The Division Is increas.
ing Its membership, and much good is nd
matted .s .s from from e: IS: ss. s4.;s. Tie e=ec
cises on last Saturday were interesting, and
entertained all present throughout the after
noon, IiT. ii;;srfiister Waters was introduced
as the frat speaker who directed the atten-
ton Of the audience to the subjectiop, the
slavery controlling the hnhitual drinker.
= ". Brown next spoke, and heid the
ASSEMBLY spe!l-bound by tho breadth and
variety of his views. He eiucidated the
evils resulting from intsnperanca 20 the
prosperity Ale s.iil; the wealth.
OF the community; che moral and intellec-
tual deterioration, The personal injury and
inevitable rnin to which intoxication leads.
Hev, Baxter Hays was the last speaker. He
gave 8 most interesting history of the fise,
progress and present condition of the tenn
perancecausc The Division then adjourned,
all present having been pleasantly enter.
es:. :s;Sa Sos; ::.i5s;s :s.s ~ & & :..==l!
that was Interested throughont. aud de.
lighted TO meet the citizens OF that commu,
3 nify. VISITOR.
';E, Hkisrima iaow ToeIc promnlcs a