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The Effects Of Prohibition

Vicksburg Commercial.
SIN recent coloQuy in the senate of the
United States, Hon. Allen G. Thurman. tho
able and independent senator from Ohio,
took occasion to declare that he was in favor
Of license law regulating the sale Of intox--
icating liquors IN his state, and added that,
while Ohio had prohibitory law patterned
after that of Maine, there was more drum
kenuess, vice and disorder in the state thar
during any similar period before its adoption
or since its repeal And now CONES Judge
Goddard, of Maine, where the prohibilory
law had its birth, in n communication to the
Porll,nd Pes, with some facts and figures
that are rather startling, which should give
pause and aouse reflection ia the minds OF
all who are not blinded BY the most besotled
fanaticism. bigoiry and mitdrected zeal.
Judge Goddard declares that since the adop-
tion Of the prohibitory laws of Maine, crime
Of every description has greatly increased
and the worst of the matter is, he proceeds
10 prove his assertion by what we are bound
to accept as irrefulable facts and figures, and
this is the startling spectacle presented in .
state whose people arc eternslly clamornl
about the lawlessness and savage barbarian
ism OF the south"
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A liucieal GiiY

A discovery Of much archaeological in,c,-
est has recently been made in tho Algerian
Sahara. Nj. larry, who has been carrying
on work in connection with the proposed
Trans Sahara railway, having noticed e
mound of sand in the neighborhood of War
gla, had tho sand dug up, and discovered
the top ola spericsl dome This naturally
aroused his interest, and getting his i rabs 10
dig still deeper, he found beneath tho dome
II square tower, then platform OF masonry,
and lually complete mosque, Continuing
tho excavations, NJ. larry soon uncarlhed
seven houses in perfect preservation, and
cam upon subterranean water course At
he last news, nine houses had beon disin,cr-
red, and Nj. larry was get.ibg additional
assistance TO clear out the precious water
course, which he describes Us sufficient to If.
riga,o small forest Of palms, L, Is well
known that the Sahara was atone time much
moro populous than II is now, ana lis tradc
much mora extensive; but no one seems to
have supposed that cities had been buried
under its sands 50 recently as since tho in
PRODUCTION OF Mohanmedanism.
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Deaf Telegraph Operator who
Reads ny sound

1t is we'll known that what arc termed
first class operators read messages not by
means ofpunc'ures in strips of paper, which
arc only meant for tyros, but By sound.
that is TO say, by the click of the instrument
noted in connection with the varying lengths
of tho intervals between the taps. OF course,
by practice an operators ear is
rendered intensely sensitive, until IL CAT
catch tho taintest vibrations or whisperings
OF his Instrument. IL would not DO suppos =.
ed, however, TINT this meLho of reading of
messages woul suit doaf man. Never
The less, deaf man can accumulate him.
self TO these circumstances We are told
that MI employe of tho Americ.a Telegraph
company in Washington. enough he could
rot near, was rated az nrstclass operator,
dealing with sornds flo could send md
receive dispa .chcs by the sense of ieclirg
lie place 10 leg agains. that of tho iustru.
ment lsb'c, and read by the slight jarrlng
co nmuaica ed, revsi {, so TO spunk, the
text ct bis se1sa'ious b, keeping his eye fix.
cd on the motions OF Tho instrument itself.
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a New Enterprise.
Now York 1imes.


The "Co-operative Dress association is
the nsmo of a new enterprise which has lately
been created in this ci,y,aud from.prosent ap.
pcsrances is destined to become a very popu.
lar institution, and particularly among the
ladies' 1t is established under the business
corporation laws Of this stste, with liability
limited 10 The amount ot sock held by oaoh
slock1osdor. Tao capital sock is liked nj
$3.50 900, divided into 9,96O preferred shares
of S25 each, entitled 10 dividends on, of
profits, al tho ratio of ak per oeut per IN
mum, and 40 shares IN common stock Of S25
each, Untitled 10 dividends after payment o,
the ilxei civ dend to tho preferred stock on,
of any excess ofprofts which may be made
up ~ three per cent. on sales. Tho principal
objects are to carry out tho cooperative prn
ciple OF retail trading for the supply of
Indies, gentlemen's and childrcn's dress.
Tho subscribers will be furnished with
ticket granting them ,he privilege OF dealing
for lite with the association. This will On
able such persons to purchase their woods ri
wholesale prices, which will bo Il saving OF no
small amount each year.
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An Enterprising Man,

Numerous asttering testimonials show
what NJ. Strickland & Co.. Of Galveston,
have accomplished in their lips of business
Their photographic work is inferior to none,
and their job printing and binding depart
ment are the most com plete in Texas. 1t is
not necessary to send your work away from
home, for NJ. Strickland & Co. can do il as
we'll and rs chesply as northern houses. Send
to them for estimates aud samples and be
convinced.
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Rev. Ers. Jetcr, Broa idus, Dickinson sp.:
IL 10 endorsed by the direct personal testi-
mony OF men of national fame anu of stria;cst
Of speech. II Ia not too much TO say that no
medicine ever mad such support In lite favor as
aspecihc he word of any one of the emf
ncrt divines who uuderwrlta T. is antidote to
dyspepsia has deserved weight Their uni ed
witness Joined with thceXperimentcd use ard
the approval of the prcpar ,tiou by well known
physicians removes all doubt II Ia beyond all
question u wnndt riul therapeutcsl agent -
Editors Religious Herald, Va.
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Sara Bernhardl was 30 pleased with Rices
burlesQue OF "SarSh Heartburn" that she
wrote complimentary letter about II to u
Paris paper, This was seen by manager,
who nj once wrote TO Thatcher Il Ryan,
asking their terms for summer season nj
tho French capital. An exchange of cable.
grams settled the affair, aud tho party, con.
listing OF Messrs. Rice, Tnatcbtr, Ryman,
Seaman, Somcrs ard tho Girsrt Brothers,
will be seen in Paris in May next.
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Waco, roNns, May Is, 1873.
Polk, Miller 4 O" Please find enclosed 81,
for when wish you O. send me at once It's
value In your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure My wife IL very II and is 'hc only
thing that helps her tnatl can ind. Yours,
DAVID Il. DAVIS
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Announcement.

Mrs. McMurray, OF the National hotel, has
again assumed charge OF the dining room o.
the hotel, and will be glat TO See her old
friends. She has nice rooms, with or without
board.
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The store of William Pitcher, near Hester,
Missouri, was burned on "Wednesday, the
10Th instant, with all its contents. Ii ,ook
fro abou, II o'clock In tho forenoon. The
lofs will probably DO nearly $500.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

Ihis institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for EduGatlons
and Charitable purpC ses In 1868, for the term o
twenty-five years, to which contract the inv!oIa
Bile faith of the State Is pledged which pledge has
been renewed by an Overwhelming popular vote
securing It's franchise In the new constitution
adopted December 3D. A. D., 1879, with n CAPT.
tai of VI 200, 900, to which 1t has since added
reserve fund of $3.50 900, Its Grand Single Mum
Der Distribution will take place monthly on Tn,
second Tuesday. 1t never scales or postponos
Look 1t the following Distribution:
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"Lililc Emily" which was 70 have hcen
produced nj tho Boston museum April I
with Mary Carloy In tho titlo-role, has been
indefinitely postponed
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy Is OF tried virtue have zee :
dyspepsia cured com pleiely by ii. ltsesms 10
be an nntidOtr to oar "natiOnnl disease "
The ingfeileuls are not kept by the apOtheca-
ries and have boon difficult to get
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-17

William Grow, for obtaining goods under
false proscncos at Dixon, gots a year In the
ponitentiAry.
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Rev, II. l.. pabnoy, LII. D., Hampden.Sdney
col eye, Va;
II Is highly esteemed here by the regular
medical faculty and the people. IL IL cScel-
lent for Indigestion and natul.nI cOli"--aedR-
tive, soporiGc, tonic, slightly aperieu,, With
out nAuaen.
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Vital Restorative has heen sOrutlnlzed and ia.
10 SOFT by tho Academy OF Medicine In psria.
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Ne raogphorous, oantrRrldas or Other polpons,
Ii Ylv.'v Vegetable, nrohucinp no renctio, >
o. 1t "a permanent IN eject; is Il eugar. coated
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h' OF no lllH, IS, hoy ~ 100. SO, sen, nv mail
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La. S. | .
TAKE NOTICEl

fhls Ia the only Lottery ever voted on 10y the
people of state, and under late decision OF
the l., q. supreme Court at Washington. Ia
the only Legal Lottery now In the United
S@tes, al other charters having been re-
peaed or having no existence a ,vlenjId
opportunity 10 win 81 fortune. Grand distribu.
don, Glass ID, ut New orleans. Tuesday
April IL, 1881. l20th Monthly Drawing
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Rev. Or, Nurgro, Prof Univ. N. c.
lconcur with Bish p poggctt In his ostlmgt.
OF The Nc't Pocket Gu @.
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Penny Saved IL u Penny Made.
The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
Ia turning OUT some beautiful, job printing, and
at astonishingly low prices, "A word to the
wise. - clC:
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Messis, pix. Miller & Co., Richmond, w.:
The Vest POcg ct Cure for dyspepsia h. done
me more good than ANY medicine ever tried
MY ihhcr. who " a regular pay Ilan, eU-
dorsoslt. "hptM MY u take for tn clpt
| cansell quantities OF 1t IA thi, section. |
hope II may dad its way into every outhern
ne, W, n. " lsDON.
Coiiuih, Heath Co, Ga, May l., 1879.
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Bishop u. s. DDgset,, Southern Methodist
VI Is an excellent cOrrec i've of lndi estinn.
hare.used 1t. with prompt aud beneficial re-
suits.
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y. bail corresl o ience should be with
NJ. a. Dauphin as above. In all cases the
tickets themselves ARE Sent, aud never clrcu.
lara Offering certificates or an ything else in
stead. Any one proposing to otter anything
else by circular or Otherwise on his own be.
hall or that of the company 10 swinder.
All our Grand Extrapruin airy Drawings art
under tho supervision q, Gems. q. T. BeaG.t
gard, and Jubal A. Early Capital Prize
Sl0N 900. Whole tickets 40.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100 900 Tickets at Two Dollars each. Hall
Tickets 81.
LIST OF PRIZES:


llS1 FRIES, amounting 10 ,............Sli0l Az
icsponSible core p0niing agents wnntc1
all points, 10 whom liberal compensation will
he paid. For further information, write
clearly, giving mll address Send orders by
cNpioss or registered letter or money order by
mail, addressed only to
n Ii
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pIotroint, TcxSs, May aS. iSi9.

PRIOR sj CENTS PER BotTLE.
Forsale by all druggatS aud country msr-
THOMPSON, aEoH6E ,t CO., Solo Agents,
DMlps Ani Galveston,
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Massr', Polk, Miller &Cn:
Ernilemen; Please send me another h tile
OF N'Si Pocket Care for Dyspepsia, have
used the trl Id tile md have no hrsitqton Ia
Saving heli,Ve 1t superpr 10 anything
known To the public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
FoRTY-sEvENrH CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE

Washington, 20.-Butler said Frye
had made use of the old dodge o.
politicians and lawyers of calling
4" Stop thief |" in order to divert the
public attention from the rea
issue. The real question here was
had there been a disgraceful bargain
in the Senate by which offices of the
Senate were to be turned over tC
those to whom they do not belong
Whether majority shall
rule or not.
Butler-That has nothing to dc
with it.
Burnside (excitedly)-I say there
has been no bargain, and any man
who says there has been says what
is false.
Butler paused before making a
reply, which pause was being taken
advantage of by Burnside to repeat
the statement that this bargain was
false.
Butler Quickly - The senator
may characterize it as false as much
as he pleases. l will not make it in
this chamber.
Burnside say any man who
says there is a bargain, says what is
false, and now the senator may say
what he likes. 1 say it is false,
false, false emphasizing each repiti-
ton of the word with blow of his
.clenched hand upon the desk) in
every word, in letter and in spirit.
daughter and applaus). I have
heard this thing along enough.
Butler then turned his attention
to Frye's speech and said, the solid
south would not be dissolved by fed
eral patronage. 1t would not be dis
solved by abuse, vituperation OF
Misrepresentation ct would not be
bullied into dissolution.
Adjourned.
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Moro Nebraska Floods

Omaha, 20-Old settlers recall the
saying that the Missouri River has a
mortgage from bluff to bluff, in view
of the second great overflow this
season. Instead of arriving at a
standstill, as was expected. the river
has been rising at the rate of an
inch an hour, and is now about
twenty feet above low water mark,
and all concerned are preparing to
meet as high flood as that of the
Sth inst. The overflow this morn
ing blockaded the B. & NJ, X. c., st,
Joe & G. B. r. r. tracks south of
this point, and interrupted work at
the establishments on the lower part
of the river bottom. The Union Pa
cific Railroad is ready to run a
bridge of cars across the low track
near the transfer depot, if ncces-
Sary, to the mainland communities
ton, as before. No such serious
damage is anticipated as was
thought by previous floods, but
much inconvenience is inevitable. IS
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Five men were drowned at Beliot
Illinois, on Wednesday, while trying
to save bulk head in a straw board
mill.
According to the Public, the ex
changes for the past week show {
slight decrease, but healthy cOndi
ton everywhere.
If Chandler is confirmed as soil
citor general, MacVeagh, it is said
will confne him to office work anC
not assign him any court business
he having power to do as he wishes
in this regard.
At Pitkin. Col, on Wednesday, a
a depth of seventy-live feet, fourteen
feet of carbonate ore was struck il
the New York mines. The orr
assays 1O7 OF. in silver. Great eX
element prevails, and miners were
out all night taking up claims, will
lanterns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-21

The NEW York newspapers nave
undertaken to have the streets of thai
city cleaned, and they will succeed ii
it takes half dozen summers and an
act OF Congress to do it. They have
been for some months wsging war
upon everybody who could possibly
have anything to do with cleaning
the streets, and lately it was die
covered that nobody had sufficient
authority to do the work. A bill wss
introduced N the legislature to supply
the deficiency, but the city republican
members, aided by the assemblymen
from the COW counties, defeated tins
measure because the democrat
would have control OF the cleaning
bureau. Now the newspapers have
started a scare that will bring every
body to terms. They sllege, and
back their assertions by high medical
authority, that Gotham is abUut to De
visited by a plague, and all because
of the filthy streets. They have al
ready discovered three cases of cho
lera, and the indications of q fearful
visitation of death sre everywhere
apparent. Behind this matter also,
is q movement to make the city free
and independent from the state. The
legislature OF New York state will
learn before it gets through with the
business that q united press is
power that cannot be de6ed with
IMMUNITY.
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AMONG OTHER things in the direc-
ton of honesty and reform in the
postofice department inaugurAted By
James, the new postmsster-general,
is the removal OF Thomas ]. Brady
from the second assistant postmaster
generslship, whose successor was
nominated by the President yester
day. Brady's record in the depart
ment is anything but good. and it il
particularly odious in connection
with the Star route mail contracts
James, it Is said, has already saved tc
the government over q quarter of q
million, and he has been in Office bul
six weeks.
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DE-. O.S. FOWLER. the father oil
phrenology, has for fifteen or twenty
years been roaming over the country
feeling OF peoples bumps. and among
other things, telling them what kinds
of husbands and wives they should
select. Many hundreds of young
men and maidens have paid So or
more each to the doctor for the vslu-
able information that was to make
them happy for life. The knowledge
may have been useful to some OF
them, but Fowler seems to have been
one of those physicians who do not
believe in taking their own medicine.
His wife has brought suit for divorce.
size is comparatively young and
buxom, and spent the old mans
money freely, and now, in the way Of
aIimony, has obtained possession OF
his books, plates, charts, etc. Fowler
has answered the complsint. coming
in with a cross-bill, in which ne
charges extravagance on her part.
want OF affection for him. and worse
than ell, iDfdeIity, her sdulteries. be
alleges, having run through q course
of several years and with q dozen OF
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Shooting Chills Down the
Back.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP
PLIES AND TRANSFORMATION.

hEPA KIM ENT OB The IN
INTERIOR, Office of Indian Affairs,
Washington, March %, 1881.-Sesled
proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Beef,
Bacon, Flour, Clothing, or Trans
portation, etc.. (ss the case may be,l and
directed to the commissioner of Indian
fairs, Nos. 65 and 81 Wooster Street,
Ne1D York, will be received until II a.
M. of Monday, Nay 2, 1881, for furnish
ing for the Indian service about $40, O00
pounds Bacon, 100000 pound Beef on
the hoof, les, 600 pounds Beans, 10000
pounds Baking Powder, 1900, 900
pounds Corn. 10000 pounds Coffee.
$500, 600 pounds Flour, 2l2, 600 pounds
Feed, 300, 600 pounds hard Bread, $4,000
pounds Hominy, 1900 pounds Lard,
1850 barrels Mess Pork, $4,000 pounds
Rice, 1920 pOsnds Tea, 1880 pounds
Tobacco, 200, 600 pounds Salt, 200, 900
pounds Soap, 5000 pounds Soda, 1885,
600 pounds Sugar, snd $4,000 pounds
Wheat.
Also, Blankets, Wooden and Cotton
goods, consisting in part of Ticking,
sc, 600 yards; Standard Calico, 100000
yards; Drilling, rs, 600 yards; Duck, free
from all sizing. 175, 600 yards; Denims,
1900 yards; Bingham, $4,000 yards;
Kentucky Jeans, 26. 1000 yards; Satinet,
4 500 yards: Brown Sheeting, 2l3.000
yards; Blesched Sheeting. 5000 yards;
Hickory Shifting, 1900 yards; Calico
Shifting, 5000 yards; Winsey, $500
ysrds;) Clothing, Groceries, Notions,
Hardware, Medical Supplies; and long
list of miscellaneous articles, such as
Harness, Flows, Rskes, Forks, &C.. and
for ATS Wagons required for the service
in Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, Idaho,
Indian Territory, Minnesota, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada and Wisconsin, to be
delivered at Chicago, Kansas City and
Sioux City.
Also, Transportation for such Of the
Supplies, Goods, and articles that may
not be contracted for to be delivered at
the Agencies.
BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT ON GOVERN
MENT BLANKS.
Schedules showing the kinds and
quantities ofsubsistence supplies required
for each Agency, and the kinds and
quantities, IN gross, of all other goods and
articles, together with blank proposals
and forms for contract and bond, condi-
tons to be observed by bidders, time and
place OF delivery, terms of contract and
payment, transportation routes, and all
other necessary instructions will be fur
nished upon application TO the Indian
Office in Washington, or Nos. 65 and 81
Wooster Street, NeaO York; VIM. II.
Lyon, No. 4SS Broadway, New York;
ahd to the Commisssries of Subsistence,
U. S. A, at Chicago. Saint Louis, Saint
raul, Leavenworlh, San Francisco,
Omaha, Cheyenne and Yankton, and
the Postmaster at Sioux City.
Bids will be opened at the hour and
day above stated, and bidders are in.
vited TO be present at the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKs.
ALI bids must be accompanied by GER
titled checks upon some United States
Depository OF Assistant Treasurer, for at
least fUe per cent. of the amount of the
proposal.
THOMAS N. NICHOL,
mS1 Acting Commissioner.
@- Blank Schedules can be obtained
at the HERALD Office.
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FOREIGN.

Madrid, 2O.-Castellar has pub
lished a manifesto in view Of the
coming municipal elections, IN
which he demands universal sutf.
rage, obligatory education, univer-
sal liability to military service, and
municipal and provincial autonomy
as far as consistent with the suprem
acy of the state. He makes strong
appeal for unity among the demo
Gratis.
The Guadalquiver has again riser
sixteen feet; the quays at Seville
are inundated.
Tunis, 2O.-The Bey again an
nounces that he can maintain order
if the French do not cross the from
tier, but fears a general rebellion Of
the Arabs if the French enter Tu
nissan territory unopposed.
London, 20.-Gladstone has writ
ten the following letter to Lord
Rowton: a learned of the decease
of Lord Beaconsfield with sad sur
prise. l shall be prepared to give
directions for a public funeral
Sir Nathaniel Rothschild, on be
half of the executors, thanked Glad
stone, stating Beaconsfield's will di-
rected that he be buried at Hughen-
don, by the side of his wife.