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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

The CURRENCY included III the abov.
amounts comprises demand ami ore ans
two Year treasury notes authorized u,
the ars- of December ~. 1887; Docem
.bes. III. iS60. aud March 2 1861: :fcnlpni
ary ten DAYS loans anu one year ccrfili
Gates ~ indebtedness treasury note,
lpasahlr IN two Years and in siyfv days
even-ihiriy three year noics ;coinpounf
Interest notes; three per ceni. certiii
Gates; non-interest beari-g demand ant
legal tender notes; fractional currency
stale bank notes, and national banl
notes.
The bulk OF these issues were mads
legal tender ~ the government. hni
that characteristic was not indispensable
20 constitute them parts of The money
volume: for. was that necessary. then
riaic bank and nslinnal bank issues
could MOI he counted ~ part Of the cur.
rency, these never having been made
lpnal tenders.
I We sre prepared 10 prove, however
sfh4t al. the above Issues were cmploye.
lbs cmircncy, and went to make up TN
volume nf circulating medium. The
7-3O three year notes whose circulation
Ias currency Is most secuted. were cut.
Isiandin@ Oh tie 1t ~ Scr'gmher. 1865
10 tlAc nmuunt oT Sss0.uOOuO0. cvers
dollar ~ y hich was legal tender for rs
face value under The terms OF tie law
l''to The same extent az United States
lroirs.'
We have not tie space or time 10
dwell upon This part Of the question, hut
we again stale that these noics were en-
lploycd ~ CURRENCY. rs can be proved b,
Iihp very Highest authority.
Here u will he seen iiai lie coniiac
ltion of The currency frrm 1sB6 10 1878
amounted NJ "a OG5. .5i0y7f In ] -s6
the population was c~timaird at 3s.5s7.-
las nnd ilie currency per capita $50 rs.
IN 1913 the population was estimated al
AZ. c45 Ito, and the currency per capita
Iat $l7 As. A we have shown, the con-
Traction Of the currency from 1866 to
1879 laid the foundation for the busincss
disasters that have since followed ID,
rapid succession and continuously from
1873 10 the present hour. Tie corirac-
| i'm Of tile currency from 1873 10 1877 Il
shown 70 DO S4l.646.s55. and iron,
Si7 as per capita 10 Sl4 90 per capita.
This contraction Of The currency from
1855 to 1871 was productive OF shrink.
Iagc of values, aud this shrinkage pro.
duccd failures and bankruptcy, idlcncss,
poverty, hunger, starvation and crime,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

!. Yes. Mr.. Voorhees, took sAe IN.
crease ~ salary. Thr House voted II 10
rim and Ne was legally entitled 10 II. A
rood snsnv Of his friends ihnnghf 1T she
time 'hat he sionld have refused N. but
Fhey have forgiven him for Tho good 10
has done. Tf he made q mistake ne has
i'onea for II. lie has restored The dol
'er Of The fathers and storred 'he con-
traction OF grserhacks. Mr.. VOORHEES,
has earned great deal more salgry than
he ever cot ftom the govern mcnf. John
Peter Clever Sh~rks took the in~rpasa
also. Te Us prnhbiirnn candidate for
Congress 10 Indiana Davies County
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Tie following rule for sscert.inlpR
the weight ~ csft'e bv measurement
furnished tho Infcr-Ocean. fn answer 10
a correspondent, may come very handy
70 some or orr readers:
Measure the ririh Of fhr sniral IN
faef. ~ cord around brhiad the
shoulder blade then measure The length.
rom fhe front of the shoulder blades 10
tho end of rumn Multiply the length
~ The girth. II the animal measures
loss than " feet anil more than 9 in
girih. multiply this proluct bv ~. and
he mswerwiIl he the weight in pounds.
If II measures less than 3 aud more than
feet In girih. multiply bv 80: if lcss
than and more than 4. bv "a: II less
isrr and more than 3. by IS; ifsiess
than 8. by II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26
j. At : reccnt ennrent,nn IA IN. $50.

A. rpcrnf convention or the ssovs
manufacturers held ~ Detroit. MichI
nm fhr president said: "If We would
make The bes' possible nsc Of our money.
wc should nsfr"ni-c ahly conducted sni
respnnsih'e newsraners. The ncwsps-
per y isumeaSrrrblv The best medium
oren 70 orr trade :s'~ most lihera' snd
expe~ advertisers testify fo us vslue.
md N The employment or re columns
we would End meSrs OF escsre from
wastrfnl. undigniied and ineffective
snethods.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

One ~ The wiEcsi rropns iticns ever
made probably hy convention was Ma
or. adopted ~ HE Jewish convention
willie N session last week ia Msl~an.
kcr. Thi- was 20 the eject that larg,
quantities of innd Id The west md soutl
shonld Ne purchased. and tho children
of the orphan lam wl.u lnrgc cnonai
10 care ior themselves should Ne settled
there. Tie roor OF the Jewish fail
would also ~ provided with land and
ho'ncS md assistance given them nntiI
they were able u icpcnd ufon them.
selves. This i practical charity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Lesvenrer,h remocrsL
The Grrcnhackers Of Craw ford count,
will meet ~ Hartford. Saturday,. Angus
i7th. 10 discuss political matters and ar
rive Al what position shev may take !,
~. coming campaign. Hon. John d
Green. Of New Absnv. viii he present
and address The assembly.
nr. Falkncr. o: Schnclivii'c. nnhoi,
county. Indiama. was IN town last Frits,
ani called ~ see H. HE docsor WI
ported healrh good in his vicinity
c'ors never better and money mor'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

The Muncie Comier Democrat sa,s
"Ihs Radicals viii hardly hol ticif
state ticket tnguihrr until election.
TIER Secretary of Snte i ALREADY sick
ann wants 20 withdraw. while tie eau
dnisir tor Auditor sas~ he was 90 IN.
irriinl fool for accepting the nomiua.
iion.v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

The ff0uNlr win The Tiinrs and kin1.
red sl.ccis isthai ti,rv a. not 4.iiaie 1.
roiSter up their assertions by Egures
which mislead Tie public mind. Ths
Times docs not state correctly III.
smount OF outstanding currency for III
years mentioned. nor does ID show NJ,
amount held ont Of circulation for ~.
serves. etc. which very materially affect
the statement. Ins i j. hot our pur.
pose y. much 20 show what has iakci
place ln currency matters since 1873 u.
iron ls65 "a 1873. the period oi bnsInes.
aciiyity. The figures rcc'fircd 20 dem
ousiraie the absolute truils;uluess ~ III,
charge that The radical party Il resrun,
.ihle for The bnsiucs- depression wc iin.
'in The Chicago Inicr-Occan- Hero tic,
are:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Currency, Contraction and Euin
incianarc.s Sentinel
From the close Of The war 10 1873 tic
condition of business IN the United
slnles was one OF remarkable activity
and prosperity. The industries ol Tie
couniry were in active operation, work
ing people were employed at good
wages. people were well fed and well
clothed. The labor markets were not
ovcrtaxcd with Iaborcrs. over production
was not talked Of, iramps were not in
all ne highways Of the county. and HE
outlook was mos; cheering. Al;hls was
suddenly changed. The radical finaucial
policy, when finally its fanvs were fairly
fixed in Tie business alsils Of Ia,
country, was productive OF widespread
disasters. Tie Chicago Times. n ~,
article captioncd '-Grccnbacks aud
Cheese" endcavors 10 show tia. ~
more money Is required for the iranSar-
liivn 81 husiness, since ffoul 1872 D 1878
There isaS been no contraction 81 ilie ~
per currency. hui on fhe contrary. says
|ihc Times. there was IN expansion. ~
'wil appear from The followirr state
'mert taken from the last report us iAF
.compfrol.er Of the currency. aud shnw-
Ing The total amount os legal irnder-
fractional currency. old demand noies
'and national bunk notes outstanding an
sfhe t4lfp< f.snpd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Every once IN while We hear ~ 4
California woman Killing bear This
is all right. Bnf we wrciialcngr the world
10 ransack the pnrcs or history and SHOW
who're woman has eyer got away with
a mouse. oil Cit, Derrick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Tic resrlf of Shcrmsnizsiion for
&c frsf siy inonths Of ihe present year
a. Increase Of abont % rrr ccn'. 81
le number snd amount or failures. over
ltc corresponding period ias yrar. A
vote for The Trpuhlirnn ticket il vote
10 continue this pUiirv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

rcccivcr King. of Inc Ohio 4 Miss.
lssirpi Road, has flci his june report
~ The United States Court. Rccciris.
S3.4G6s %; disburscncn &2fisla 81
cash on hand. sl4o.472 o.. Of Which
ell s2i 6f was on hand June lst
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26
Schuyler and Ben--Par Mobile
Eratrum.

Smi'cr Colfsx would be willing "a 70
The United States Senate from Indians
II 'lc Rcrnhiicans conld get the T.egis-
iafure. Ten Hnrriscn would have =.
word 70 say about II, however Cincin.
latl Ennuirrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Hon. W. A. Trsylor, OF Dubois
county. whn received the rominasion
Tor Siaic senator j. anvut tnirsy-live
years ~ a1c. clever gentleman. a,.s.
POSSESSES abilities t''af cniincnily nj him
iug The responsible position 10 Which he
aspiics and ~ vn'ch his nnmi.srlap IN.
-urcs ~ election. White ,ai,aian
notlilng Tor ourselves we thought. aud
-iill think. That urangc count, MAs en-
titled 70 ile candidate. but Tie conyen-
tion decided otherwise. Tint decision
y 70 us INV. aud no one wil morr
heartily o. chrcriulls snippar Mr.. Tray
lor than viii Ire urt,r WHO was his
opponent Tor tle hnmn4ipa III vii,
receive INC nnamlmnus aNi hearty srn-
port M ilic Denocrar. ~ Orange county.
PaOli News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

We have suspicion that Ben Harri.
ron feels little sIiccpish when no think .
% Ben Butler rmd Wendell Phillips 4.
'idiots.'-Tcrrc IIau;c Express.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

To make conl local paper cnch irdi-
yi1ual should ,nakc II HI. lusiucss sn
furnish the editor with M the focal now :
fhaf comes u'aer his ohscrvs'inn. The
editor cannot see snh lear cvrry hing.
md those r'p Scr ~ 'faf r~crgthiuy
WORTHY of nrhfts';pn. wnril confer a
.rraf :avrr npnt liit hr rilinl. Vim and
at illesaine TIME vDrs nfai,fialis si>f III
making 4 go"a paner lhr.fetf 'icrhlc
n local papers are not appreciated ~
much ~ ii,cy should We. nrl arest
many tssmilics a. not Ike them NJ an.
How many frni,irs are there residing
in this county who 10 moi take 4 cir
home pNpcr? II j. hard ~ tell. Yet
these same families ere subscribers "a
'orcign story papers filled with romance.
They DO grcni 'nin.,icc 10 their innI-
ir- IN this way. ~ ilns do moi give their
|'Ildren an opDs'taniiy of knowing
What j. going or III their own count,
bni instead I'll! ihcm with romance sia,
poisons their minds 10 ~ that is good
aai clcvaiiug. lei all take fhis maficl
INTO consideration and II The local paper
'oes not furnish them with ne much
Oreign news "a n mefroprlitsn journal.
ii certainly .urnishes them With thar
which should be- ~ iar more value ID
hem the home news Columbus Dem
'crst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

A South Carolina negro savs of
Wade Hampton: "Fo' de Lawd. lut
every time dat man opens his mouf
ircls dat am turm;n. whiter an git,in
de kinks ont'n ms ha'r.~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

IN looking over Ire national grccnhack
presidential timber, We do 10, Ase auv
oeiter material thnn that rising youur
man, Ben Butlcr-- Terre Haufr Exnress
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

We should never forget that homo
j. the residence not merely OF the body
hat also The mind and that the object
oI All ambliion should be 10 b happy af
home and to make l40n,r hnnpv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

--"Lnok out. NM. your lids coming
OF said kind-hear;cd Ssn Francisco
boy % Young woman who. having an
uncommon!y big mouth. opened Il ~
smile at n fricnd in the street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

"A single frm Of Shenirld. England,
has this year ordered 10000 dozen of
American hav rakcs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

". biel, NE irAAsEg wheat buyer nj
ft. Branch. informed IT, un Monday lar
that he was iaAing IN ia IA avrrtve
Three thousand bushels per dav. Tia
price at that date was 50 cents Der bnsh
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

The Sazcrac lying club. of Austin,
Texas, have ordered full length portraits
Of Anderson and Mrs. jerks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

The Chicago Times gives The follow
mr. figures as nn estimate ~ The wh.a.
crop Of the present year ~ The twenty
four principal wheat growing States in
M I-,.;an.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

Tho Mavor of Jefferson, Texns. re-
cciscs q yearly salary Of o. 1ae town
= cer lst.Iatng.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

--Old wheat "a good qualify
sold In this place the present week a.
low as sixty-tivo cents por bushel.
Cheap. -Princcuou DerSrrsr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

by 1850 they'll be willing 70 comnro.
mise On Fred -Chivs2c Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26
~qgL.suED EVERY fRlDAY. AZ iASrEH,
pusols COUNTY, ISDlAsA. ~
CLEMENT DoAyE.

OFFICE. IN CorRifs BUILDIyo on
wr,r SlxTH STREET
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

" y thon~h' that there vii 40 ~ lsast
sOuOoOo0 bushels for export. which viii
pe - .uOf.v0o more than has ever hcrn
Exported ~ any one ycar. This lsatl- -
hc belief that low prices VIII prevail
'or sometime. unless a great war orcsiis
M Europe something that now looks
i,nprobabic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

This Is the kind OF literature sha
Brother Murphy has 10 combat Il
Boston:
Little hits of lemon.
Little chunks or icc.
Little water n'sugar
Make man feel nice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

fnICE Or syLscskiPTICs.
s,ny,e subscription, FOR fifty Noe, 81 &C
For six months, "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-07-26

RATEs OF ADVERT 'shiNS.
ro- square. 10 lines or less, week. Fl %
rs.h s.hseauent insertion. ~ cis.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
traction over even sgnare or SQUARES
,orntei ss 4 square. 1hese are NE terms
M transient advertisements; a reasonr-
ble deduction will be made - regular
advertisers.
Soiicr. of appointment Of adminis-
,rstors Ana legal notices Of like character
10 DO paid IL advance.
AssouScIsG cA~nipiTrs.
g.. rowr.hip Officers. csch eioO
For County 80 @
For District, Circuit. Or sisie. 500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03
THETUscARAwAs ROAD.
How the work is Progressing on
the Great tunnel at Flushing,
belmont County, Ohio.
RLraHrNa. o. De. 81.

Ellto1 IuislnSoneer;
This heavy piece Of work is steadily
moving on with all It's noise and hustle.
The weather has been unusually favor.
able for lhis enterprise and no effort has
been spared 10 make COED use Of the time.
This tunnel when completed will be near
1900 feet long; the eastern approach
1000 feet and tue western 1900. From
the bed ofthe road to the summit Of the
hill 10 In q perpendicular line 100 feet,
The work on the western side Ia under
the control Of Edmund Darrah, and he
reports 1870 men working on the ap.
proach and 10 men working on heavy
cuts further west on the same contract.
This approach at the mouth OF the tun;
mel viii! be 70 feet deep, lfU feet wide at
the top aud 10 feet wide on the bed Of the
road. Mr.. Dlrrah has q three foot track
one.half mile long, on which he runs
three trains Of two cars each. In the pit
he has a. many men filling these cars a.
can conveniently work. The next Is a
gang Of nine carts. They haul the dirt
10 The right. Above these he has 4 gang
OF wheei.bArrow men. They move the
dirt TO the left and fully 200 feet. Above
these again 8 number Of teams are NOV
ing dirt with scrapers. These four gangs
are all working on 800 feet Of the road,
lhir. Darrah says that he 10 moving 1,OoO
yards Of dirt per day and will enter the
tunnel In about ten days.
Mr.. Peter Kugan is vigorously work,
inc ON the eastern approach. He has 81
men In his employ. The work on this
side is extremely difficult as there Is bul
little chance TO waste the dirt. 1t 10 q
deep cut in q narrow valley. Al the
north OF the tunnel the cut will be 70 feel
deep. No. only Is the situation unfayor.
able to the work, but this side Of the bill
Il full Of streams'of water, between the
layers OF rock. So wet Is 1t, that black
powder cannot be used, but the blasting
must be done with Hercules powder.
They are now taking out about IL feet q
limestone, and underneath this they will
have II feet OF rock, something like soap
stone only a little harder. Mr.. Kugar
has 10 use two stationary engines With
which be draws the dirt up on the bank
and then more easily disposes OF It. he
has in use 10 carts. He is now building
a large derrick with which be proposes
TO liit a part Of the limestone to the oppo-
site side from the engines, and thus has
ten the work. He is moving 500 yardi
each day, the greater part Of which IL
limestone.
Mr.. Darrah and Mr.. Kugsn are botf
wide awake, enterprisipg, energetic men
They have no difficulty In getting men
and only ask that a man will act the mar
with them. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03
THURSDAY, JAN. ., 1s7s.
Tas RrsA M1l-At the GIna SILL

Tn ErEA MnL-At the E.nG Mill
they are about through taking 40 account
Of stock, and will start Up this morn.
log. In iaot,takinSan account Ofstock over
there this January was not much Of a
lob, so closely have the salea kept pace
with the product. During the last six
months the mill has produced upwards Of
aye thousand tons Of finished iron, Of
which product the company sold four
thousand, nine hundred tonS. The sales
Of the last ak months show that the E!na
product is rsttusa grip on the market,
the amount aggregatlug more than for
Apy previous whole year since The mill
was built. OF the Two Sheet mills, one
made during the Sir months 24l turns
snd the other lG6 turns. The Bar mill
made 1852 turns and the Guide mill 1877
turns. For steady running we doubt
whether any other mill in this section
Of country can show as good 4 record.
The amount Of Iron on hand Ia
about ave hundred tons, and 1t requires
between six and seven hundred tons 10
make up a full assortment. Already Ia
the new Year, a number Of quite large
orders have been received, and other
parties have offered TO contract for large
amounts on the basis OIL last years figures
which the company decline to do. They
feel that the bottom has been touched
and that the changes hereafter will tend
upward. For this reason they decline al
futures, preierring to taxa current rates
for immediate shipments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03

Brsrsrss EorEs.-We have a dispatch
from Cleveland saying that the annual
meeting Of the Cleveland & Pitsburg R.
R. Company was held 10 that city yester-
day, and tina. the report Of the President
shows a loss to the leases Of s2l2,l4l,S9.
Subsequently we have = dispatch indica-
ting that there is an error In these fig
ures. We observe, however, that the
forthcoming repor. OF the Ohio Commits
sioner Of Railroads says that the loss to
the lessees was s292,si5,47.
Tho clearings at Pittsburg last year
were 1928. 5ss. 252Os. In 1875 they were
1885, lO,43. 10 1876 they we're, $685..
l6o,4sys6, and In 1874 they were, $685.
64s,Go075.. 1t will thus DO seen that
there is a falling of Of eS4 millions since
1874, In nominal values, but inasmuch
as this ia only about 10 per cent. Of a de-
crease, and iuasmueh as iron values have
fallen of one..hird to one.hslt since 1874,
We can readily see that Pittsburg must
have done a larger volume Of business in
1877 than In 1874.
The wheat crop OF the United States
for 1877 was about 3GO,oOo.oeo bushels,
or about 100000 bushels greater than
n previous year. The corn crop Is es-
tlmated at 100000 bushels, and the
crops Of oats and potatoes were cores
poudiugly large. OF the wheat 1t !. esti.
mated that 100000 bushels can be
spared for export The figures are from
the reports Of the Department Of Agri.
culture.
Wendell Phillips has returned from a
lecture tour IN the West, with the pro.
found conviction that the people are wild
with q desire for unlimited gr~eenbacks.
Lynn Il said to be loaing Ito trade In
boots aud shoes. which used to be almost
monopoly. Western manufacturer are
getting q large share Of the business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-03
WILBUR TRuExAs.

TEMPEAASoE NorEs-We see nothing
OF zen. Robert Loves whereabouts, but
1t Is said that like the Rev. Joseph
Cook, Wendell Phillips, and the whole
hundred orators Of Boston, he Is charm.
Ing the masses Of that city with his elo.
quenee, We observe that the great TEN.
perance revival has closed in Troy, and
the Committee Of Arrangements say;
1.-THE total number Of pledges taken Is
estimated by Mr.. Murphy to be 1000,
and We have put out to slRners over two
miles Of blue ribbons, At a cost, at the
lowest trade prices, Of nearly $780," The
assertion Ia made by q local Police Jus.
tice that public drunkenness 10 that city
Is lessened sixty per cent as shown by the
number Of arrests. Many bar-roomS
have been closed, and 1T Is believed that
the consumption Of strong drink has
been materially roduced.n
The following Ia a trlnSlation Of par.
agrIph found in the writings Of ProL.
Won Liebig, the distinguished German
chemists The white wines are hurtful
to the nervous system, causing trembling,
confusion Of language, and conyulsionP.
The stronger wines, such as champagne,
rise quickly to the head, but their effects
are only Of short duration. Sherry and
strong cider are more quickly %intoxicat-
Ing than the generality Of wines, andthey
juices Of the stomach. The intoxication
Of beer Ia heavy and dull, but It's use does
not hinder the drinker from gaining
geSh. The drinkers Of whisky and brandy
are going TO certain death. Red wine Il
the leaIt hurtinh and, In some caies,
really beneficial"
Francis Murphy, the temperance apos.
tie, has backsliddsn-no Into run.drink.