Richmond democrat., 1880-02-26

the Brunswick News, is misinlorm-
cd in regard TO Campbell, the Tenn
pcrancc Lecturer. as that gentleman
was here q couple of weeks since,
and left with his family for Kansas,
where lac went to preach Temper
ancc. Here is what the News says
about ii
awe learn from the papers that
Campbcll-the temperance lecturer
who ut one time operated in this
section, and the slmo man, prcsum-
ably, who was egged at Brunswick
last spring-has been sent to the
Illinois penitontiary for four years
for bigamy. This fact should give
additional weight TO the advice
which the news has repeated 10 the
temperance brethren, namely, that
they should investigate the ante
ccdents of the cheeky strangers who
come around spouting temperance,
before they take them to their
bosoms, make heroes and martyrs Of
them, load them with presents and
money, and do their washing free.
Else they arc apt TO entertain many
rascals unawares. One man who
preceded Campbell in the temper
ancc business here, was, when last
heard from, pining III o cell Of thc
ST. Louis Jail, with various charges
against him. lie is the one who be-
rated his congregation because no
one would lead in prayer at his con-
mand, and abused the entire com.
munity because tho people wouiti
not pay as iiberally as he thought
| they should for his volunteered SER
| vices lie, too, was travelling with
woman who was not his wife
! These things do not, of course, dis
prove the iustncss and goodness OF
the temperance cause, but the con-
I spicuous presence of too many jail
+ birds is bound 10 iniuro any. cause"
The other party referred TO by tho
News, was one Conway, man
somewhat after the style of Camp
bel, but turned out to be a notorious
rascal. IL the News will investigate
the matter il will find out that IL
h, 10 is some otncF Campbell. The
man of hen-fruit notoriciy claims tc
be making money out of his TEN
pcrance Lectures in Kansas.
our coal operators are having
trouble 10 set al lha coal cars they
need to fll their orders. II was al
ways a mystery TO Us why the man
ayers of the railroad did not keep {
supply of slock,amd coal cars.
ChliilcOiho Constitution Mr.
George A. Stone, OF Richmond, Mo,
was in the city this week and gav'
us a pleasant call. Mr.. stone wa
raised at Utica, in this county, an'
has many relatives ia ihRt town
lilo has lately been admitted 10 th
bar of Richmond.
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We understand Maj. Cantwell
our popular Postmaster, has pur
chased The lot adjoining MPpQnald'
store, on the east, and will NOV
the Post Office building on 1t. y
it is only some 20 or 80 feet west q
the present location. The chang
win rot effect the town,
Glasgow has tramp law, All
when a tramp comes begging irol
, house TO house, tncy take him u
and make him earn few squar
/ meals, working Oh the street, an
Q then tell him 10 80 West and groN
up with tho country. Why can
: we have tramp law IN ltichmond
The tramp nuisance needs attentio
4 here, and our city officers shoul
/ look INTO tho nattor,
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Mr.. George Blythe, Of Chillicoth
y gives tho Constitution the followin
as his treatment OF the so-oaliod lac
cholera, and which he has successft.
" used recently; Water | pint
carbolic acid, tablespoonful
m0asSes, ~ pinJi grease iabl
= spoonful add enough meal or sbi
: stuff TO make thick paste. b
;, cured bad case with two doses
|. the above remedy,
IA -
II Mr.. l.. NJ. Grant, of this city, W
called to Kansas City on Sundi
!. night last, hi, brother, DR., Sol,