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Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
The Anti.Jewish Movement.

ST. PETERSHURG, May 23.-At the
audience to the deputation of jews at
GatSchina to-day the Car stated that
he would seriously consider the matter
OF their persecution, and requested the
deputation omcmurializc General Igna-
tieti, Minister ofthe Interior.
General kutaiskoti has been sent to
the south Of Russia to investigate the
cause Of the disorders. Proclamations
have been published in the Province OF
Ichernigolgoti' melting the people to at
tack the jews. They bear the heading
Land and Liberty" This circum-
stance is regarded as pointing to the
fact that the NihilistS are the real III
stigaturS oftbr disturbances
The London News correspondent At
st. Petersburg says "Many workmen
at the State powder factory outside the
city were arrested during the past week.
Revolutionary publications were found
in their pOSSeSSlOn.'
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
Is delivered Carriage paid) by ID: b. Dew.
ey IL Co., No. 46. Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of this spreparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snufis douches, and in
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis
covered BY Dr. Wei he Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
In two minutes time. thus forming an inocu-.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar TO- and as untailing as, vac
cination. A ssTreatise,' with full state
ments by the cured. is mailed free Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
its cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones. New Brighten,
1. l." One package cured me Rev. Rev, c; Co. H.
ut restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Refs. Cobbcskill. n. Y" The relnedy,
is marvel Rev. A. 7. Freeze. Cairo, n. Y. y
ut has been Of great value to me. Rev. Ol-
ney Place, MaSsena. \. Y, Rev. Geo. f.
Pratt. ST. stephens Rectory. Philadelphia,
etc real cure Tor Catarrh for Sl.O0
ll2g2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
500

The Importers Tea Company, OfNrv
York, have opened Il branch store at NJ
800 Market street. And - iutroluo
their Tea and Coffee tdirrcr from 'h
importers to the citizens OF Wilmington
and vicinity, and call attention to 'lr
quality and quantity sold tor One D..
lar, they will give, for limited 'Il.
only, in each and every package o
present of some 'seful Article i1r tie
table, .Tewelry, Gold ur Silvr. NraA.
es, or Money. Their Teas and tO1re'
are nicely sealed up ia cans of pounds
Of Tea or , pol,uds Of Coffee, and s,lG
one Dollar per can. Every cM u--
taiuS Present in value from 70 cents
To so, each individual selecting h!sogl
package. The Company take this meth.
cd 10 first Introduce their Teas and
Coti'eeS and establish their agency her,
and after Il few days their goods wi.
bc sold by their agents, wholly on then
merits, at the same price without pre-
>cutS. Choice GUnpowdcr aud uo.6l.
Teas, tine Old Plantation Java and h@
Coffee.
Orders hy mail from adjacent tJW1>
selected by dI>ln'rre>rrd parties and
promptly forwarded. Single cans, 81
eleven cane for SO: tweDty-tour for ~
Postal orders or money muStaCcOmpaHy
each order, addressed THE lMPoEIES
TEA COMpANT, Nc. job Market street.
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
DEATHS.

MATLACK.-At the Christlana Lignt houst
on the 2Otb inst, Charles p. Matlack in hi:
list year. .r-,,-..,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted 10 attend the funeral from the Second
Baptist church on Tuesday, May oath, at 2.SC
o'clock.
BEESON.-On the 22l inst, John +. BeesOn,
aged As years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectfllly invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence 30S North Jackson street,
wednesday. 18th inst. Services at the house
at2p. IN. Proceed 10 Riveryiew Cemetery.
NEALS.--In this city on the I'D inst,
Thomas Meals. aged "A years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-.
dence No 7U4 Wollaston street, on Tuesday
afternoon, al o'clock. Services in the old
Swedes' Church.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
FIFTH edition
THE SUPERIOR COI,pr
me Proceedings to.day-,o,
ON PrOmissOry No, 'uon

AT the opening of Court toa.
case Of August Bierman VS. lay lay t1'
johnson was put on trial, Cba.ihes b"lhes /.
Lore Esq, appeared for the Ma nlai, B. B.
and Anthony Higgins. Esa, for p.%aihtli ia
fence. In this case Moses "A .ne 'e'
lcoi') was drawn rs one of ,ba 'Nes'i"1
This is an action ON a promis.nr. I0'y
tue amount being s299o5 with iy,D. i u9'r
from Aug. 81, 1872. '"''fe>t
Counsei for the plaintiff nnda,r.-
AT the outset to show that the s,.,, '',FeI
10 the note was that OF Jane, 7'ap.a'7
son. fact denied by the dp,r,,o 'oaA,
H. u. i'umlord, paying teller ", a4l
Bank OF Wilmington and ByanI,,,r.." ."'
and G"org" Ahcle were cXaminaI' r'A'
| identified the signature As r,..,',I,A1ry
johnson ; handwriting, NJ. Abnig.-'4nI
testified 10 the note being given ,o f:> S:~
Tor collection and 10 calling imam y rt,. ''A
| son, who did not deny Ii, i3l,ir.,,', 'gHN' tN'
refused To pay the mote. Mr. ih., ~.
knowledge Of Johnson ) >.rnaturn.a,,s ,g,s'
IRON seeing several letter, l.I'.l '''
dressed to his wife about I, v,",.'' ''
anu irom seeing his name IN an arc"s,,
book at tn" same time. Tneuo,c il, Ji
pate was endorsed by August B.otao,r f., a'',
ISAIAH Star, and drawn to the nr.jas "Dg
the p.aiutltt ' VI
In" defense was br."faud roD.i,,al ,,
a denial Of the s,gnaFHrD. ia ,r,,'
this Joseph L, Carpenter ami }tr }}F'.
Russell We're examined. Ta.r T'~,> I,N
testified to Slight difference hr,wam
the signature 10 the note and J'a, ",'"
ture they had seen johnson wr-e '''''
The case WAS briefly argqpd arl ,r,n.
to the Jury about 100 clock. "'
The little negro, John Cnhbaor IL.
dicted for burning It dwelling hoI',o ,|I
outbuilding Of David Staats, in Black
bird Hundred, WAS brJurh, ipro Cmr,
anu to a charge Of m."ndrarism rb,,
Is the burning ui tn" out bnilIinrI
pleaded guilty through his coupsr,H
Ii. Pennington, ESQ
Attorney Gcnrn. GRAY entered a
noIle prosequl IN the eca>oufar>ou OWN
10 he fact Il! arson is Il napital ottpp,s
and the prisoner WAS very Young n.
was sentenced 10 one years imprison.
ment, 10 .ashcS, an hour in the pit,oy
500 tine, and 10 pay $50 restituuI
money.
}. II. Hohcrkcr, Esq, stated 70 the
Court that suit had been entered acairsr
the executors Of T. F. p!ummer de.
ceased by the North German Insurlrc.
Company OF Philadelphia. torprcIuipm>
alleged to have been collected BY Vil
Plummcr.
He objected to III" nature of til, az.
count filed, being book accounts aulpm
in proper form. Mr. Lore, counsel for
the Insurance Company, said the ac.
counts wercproper TAecour' reserved
its decision.
In the cases OF J. :. Custer Son 4
Co. vs.. Mary O'Comrr and same vs..
Hannah f. Carter, Judgements for
pi"intitt' We're given as an .npui>itoua'
bar.
The jury in the Johnson Birrman
case were still out a. L&v O'Clock and
Court had not adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Local I.inkIetS.

The hind hoof Of a valuable steer, be-
longing TO L. j. England was cut OFF, ,on
French street, yesterday afternoon, by
being run over by Il cart,
The interior of the Brandywine bridge
is being whitcwaSrcd. The northern
approach to the bridge is to be naved
with Belgian block.
James Gruhh, living near the Prac
teal Farmer, had Il valuable COW killed
by lightning on Sunday.
The picnic, given at the Eoscndale
park, yesterday, by the Fame Active
Association, was very successful,
The Eo>" Bud Assembly will give a
moonlight excursion on Friday evening,
July II.
John Fehrenbach is connecting his
brewery and saloon with a telephone.
The board Of health will meet TO-
night
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

r AIDES. COME TO 1O3 EAST SIXTH
IL street. the Granger Store, and see the
lots Of imported goods we will open to-day
We want yOu all 70 have one Of these cut glass
mugs of Gross X Blackwell'S currant Jelly at
12c. all kinds Of imported pickles in bottles
and jars b. can lely. 20c. can: pure crab
apple Jelly, Z cts. b. large mug Jelly. 12cts ;
whole HOLSTERS in one can. 2Oc. can . cans lob
ster, 25c. Z cans Sardines, 2+c &: come and see
the raisns at 6Oc. per box. We have 3 crown
dehesas at 2Dc sold other places for SIC ;
hucklebcrres IN for 25c New York plums.
lSc. n; r. can peaches 20c. d, rice DC. 4
h corn starch, 25c; don't forget our coffee
roasted by the new process it clears itself
and keeps your husband IN good humOr ;
our % * 25c. cOiiees are excellent and our
flour at $500 barrel is the wonder Of all VINO
uses 1t; try 1t and our bOrax soap at &C.: our
soap at &c IL excellent, Open in the evening
so that all may have a chance to come to lG3
East 9th street, granger store.
my2otot 7. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
&iagra Falls.

Niagra Falls is said never To have
preScntcia grandcr spectacle Than on the
burning tha other night Of the planning
mill near the waters edge The vast
cataract was brilliantly Illuminated,
No pyrotcchnic display could rival the
scene of lurid grandeur that en-
sued. 1t seemed AS though the great
sheet of water had suddenly been trans
formed into liquid fired, troubled
and tossed over the precipitous ledge III
To a seething mass below The clouds
of mist caught the reflection in its vary-
ing degrees of brightness, and rivaled
the beauty Of the rainbow.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Tho O'LearN Belf.

NEW YuRk. May 4}.-Abouf q
Thousand spectator, visited MadiSo
Square Glr,ru this evening amt WitNt.N
rd the race in progress there, Hugh
still led tlrycn survivors, WIN III o1
a few mile, behind and rapidly .oQmlA'
up as tayor,tr for it>' place. Ii"%
was Tagging, lie retired shortly %iirI 7.
o'clock for a nap. Hughes AZ mdNisA.
had beaten the hest American rtroTu W W
tweuty-four hours, which was MS own .sa
performance Of l34 miles, mace at M In'
Rink last July. Al midnight the Ty5o ,29.
stood; Hughes, l31 miles; Nli r.aw a,n'
Littlewood, l}0'g; sullivan, Z" T'SS, S,Ss .
l25: Fitzgerald, III: Howard ',,a u- :"
Hazel, lis; Dutranr, lO1' !, p'A'''"'
1867: Curran, 9S2.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Used and Cured.

| saw SO much said about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctOring, and never well, teaSed
Inc so urgently TO get her some, | con-
cluded TO be hunbugged again, and |
am glad did, for in less than two
months use Of the Btters my wife was
cured and she has remained so for eigh-
teen months since. | like such hum
bugging. H. r., St. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
INOk OuI IOrIhe IIuinn-

The mon NJ F, SUUUNy SchU0I, VI.
give their usual auuuai excursion thi,
year to Woodland Beach on Thursday
Jun" ID, on The steamer Thoma, Clyde
leaving Fourth street wharf a. 7 O'Clock
The First Regiment Military band VII
accompany the excursion, and the Mus
ical and Literary Society q tie Sunday
School will give "ne OF their popular
entertainments Oh the boat.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Runaway Accident.

VIM. II. Cam anda man naIie" ius",riy
more were thrown from Il ,,srig
team at New Castle, this l% lux tbs
Cam was seriously Injured az, aT spkle
head, hin and back. Baymore'"
was sprained.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
4 New Select SchonI.

Miss Z. y. Frazer, tOrlnrrIy 1ho p0nu
lar and efficient principal of No,9Schoof
will open a seiecr school at No. 92l Mar
ket street on tn" first Monday Of Septcm
her next. Miss Frazer is popular il
Wilmington, is known as one ofour fore
most educators and will no doubt Il,
well supported. She is going to New
York in few days 10 spend three or tou,
weeks
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
The Front Street RAILWAY

We have it now from the yeIl lr,or "r
authority that the grading on lH1 niT IN h
street city passenger railway WIN Inrr
commenced on Monday,the ON j " St tb,
with a large force Of wolknlea aa" snn ,n,
it will i be Completed with ordinary L3,,. ~"
weather the whole length oi ',., Nv ~,
10 Union street by the lNt OF A0""''
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
RiIIRnHaI0.sLast Trall.

The drama, Bill BufiaLoII .Io nj M
Trail. will be presented NJ ,.s,ir ,re Ga
Fellows Hall, on Thursday, 'g,'re' el'n
by the Normal Social Cluo utEoNpih
A concert, III which the H|"' M, n.
quartette, of Chester, will a's;sg on
also be given on the same occ'>''"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Scnft,s Funeral March.

Lee g. Walker, music publishers, 1l13
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, have ta-
ken time by the forelock and have is
sued an admirable piece of sheet music
called "Col. Thomas a. SCOTS funeral
march, The froutispiece also contains
a biographical sketch of the great rail-
road King, and the outside very cor
rect likeness.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
AtRiddle's TO.Nigh''

The Riddles Chapel SUNDAY aaic5tt
will give an entertainment tTI' tba s,br
the benefit of the library OF tn' ;ntsrps
The 1'n exercises will be ofa very v!e,ry,.r.pst,, l.
ing character and will oe :, lndjg lrneadjags
with Professor S. r. Ford 5 re""'''
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Cast-IrOn Fellows.

Men Of endurance have healthy kid
neys and liver. No aches in the back,
no piles or constipation. The cure for
these diseases is Kidney-Wort. This
great remedy keeps up the tone of the
whole body by enabling the liver, bowels
and kidneys to perform their functions
perfectly. Both the liquid and dry are
sold by DRUGGISTS
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Letters OF administration.

The Register Of Wills, Yesterday,
granted letters Of administration upon
the estate of Edwin +. johnson, de-
ceased, late organist Of Grace NJ. +.
church, TO Rev. Geo. w. johnson, OF
Georgetown. The deceased left personal
PROPERTY and bonds valued at 81, 800.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Their First Picnic.

The M'Grath Senate will give pic
mic at the ScheUtzen Park on Decora-
ZION Day. Hacks will leave Front and
Madison and Fifth and Market streets
every half hour. The picnic will com.
meuce at one o'clock sharp.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

Don't delay always be oo o" cure. J
prevention is better tnah h as lead
coughs and colds and SGcn hu Dr.. BuD
consumption are cured D!
Cough Sprup.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
EnWnFfh ExcurHt0n

The Epwor'h " +. Sunday School
will excursion 10 Woodland Beach, on
the Thomas Clyde, june 9Th. A band
Of music will accompany the excursion
and concert will also be given by Rev
f. Davis and family.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
The MeClOskeY Social.

The McCloskey Social Club will give
an excursion to Harewood Park on the
P.W. & b. Railroad on Thursday, July
2Sth. The tickets will be one dollar
only.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

ELIOTT, JOHNSON Il co.
u BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
FOR SALE.-40 shares Wilmington Coal
Gas Company.
Stocks, bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins in New Ork
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash
ington. to all Of which cities We have DIRECT
PRIVATE WIRES.
Futures in wheat. corn. oats and provisions
! bought and sold n Chicago and Eastern mar.
ketS.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
To the Public !

We are prepared to do your 70. rdtice; fS,e
and Paper Hanging at snoaS 'J cheap
the very best manner @ anu 5l5 5ratD
cash. A. P. Jackson " Bro 'i'
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

When other and good rem edes fail tC
relieve coughs and colds, DR.. Bulls
Cough Sprup will give instant relief
Obviously because it is the best remedy
Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
J. w. GRIFFITH,
Coal and Lime,
YARD:
FOOT OF WEST STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Tune Irish JauntinS Car

iIuhe) irish JauntlnS Car.
My name +, LEMUEL MARR. and l sell
bC;h BOOTS and SHOES,
They are made tooth peggcd and sewed, like
wise with standard screws.
Ny store is Nc T. f.. FOURTH. and they
come from near and far
To huy their Boots and Shoes At the store Q!
LemUcl Mari,
CHuRCS.
Then fyou want TO buy cheap shoes step into
LemucI Mars.
And ASK to sea his prices and ySull thank
your lucky stars.
We sell "a young and old and Wetry 10 please
our friends.
And We have SO much TO do that our duty
never ends.
Day by day, both wet and dry, they ocme
from near and far
buy their Boots and shoes at the store Of
To Lemuel Mari. APPS
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Arm Broke.

On Sunday evening four young men
who were out riding were upset, Their
carriage turning them underneath. One
young man named James O"Toole, had
his right arm broken by the accident
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
DaraOua al.

Mr.. Frank L. Cam will ll1ro,,nssburg r,,ssbg ,
ing the "dog days" at ston'
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
BROK
ID ROBINSON 4 CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
NE. corr FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Del.

For SALE.-U. S. Fours; 10 shares Ken
Iron and Hardware Co.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-02
MILTON CENTER ITEMS.

ED. JOURNAL AN accident occurred
in the saw mill of j. & P. Pickard few
days since caused by the bursting of u aue,
which severely sculded Philip Pickard.
He is rapidly recovering.
One Of our citizens has been making
threats of serving his wife In the same man.
ner as did the butcher Bach and proposed
to finish the job by numbering his children
also. A few evenings since lie came home
intoxicated and seizing stick of wood,
struck his wife on the head, and inflicted
severe wound. In attempting to repeat
the blow he lost his balance and fell on
the stove. knocking it down. The neigh.
boraheard the noise and the would-be muir.
der was taken in charge.
Mr.. Daniel Hill and Miss Nancy Wal.
den. also Mr.. Henry Rickner and Miss
Mollie Louy were married last week.
Mr.. Frisbie, living one mile north OF
this place, has sold his farm and has gone
to Michigan, prospecting.
Mr.. George Bawem has erected building
which he will occupy for barber shop.
A strange animal made it's appearance
near here here and several of the boys and
| dogs started in pursuit and succeeded IN
freeing the game, but while cutting the
tree down the animal jumped down and
a'ighted on the back of one of the dogs ant
removed portion of the CANNES anatomy
after which it plunged into the bushes ant
departed for other scenes.
| Nov. 81, 1881. CHIcKAMAUGA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-02
How TO Increase Your Income,


Just at this season of the year there are,
among our readers, those looking for employ
ment for the next 81 x months. We have lately
received from l.. E. Brown d Co., the well.
know N manufacturers of specialtes for agents
To- handle, a request TO ntthem | o communca-
ton with one or more uitable persons in this
locality, TO act as ag Is in introducing severa!
Of their pateut househOld articles tn this COM
munity, and after consideration, we take this
method to comply with their request. The
firm are manufacturers Of a large number Of
househnld articles, which they introduce to the
public by means Of agents, having sometimes
as many as 1000 persons in their employ. Tho
particular articles which they seek to introduce
here, are Browns Peerless Sitter, generally
acknowledged to be the best in the world, OF
which nearly one million were sold during the
last year; the Kitchen Queen, the latest and
best invention in Coal Oil Lamps, aud the only
absolutely Safe Lamp made /; the Centennial
Cake and Bake pau, AN article which has a Ra-
ional reputation. and is the delight Of everyt
housskeeper; the Half Minute Egg Beatsr,
which always sells at sight, and the new Alto
Relieve Bronze Profile Cast o, JAMES A..
GARFIELD, with memorial frame, the best
selling articles ever put into the hands Of an
agent, the best Of all the portraits, chromos or
steel engravings thai have been offered. 1t Is
a truer likeness OF the martyrcd hero than any
we have ever seen before, and its price brings
II within the reach Of all. For this county 4,
MNssts' brown q w. uebire AS many hSehts hs
can work advantageously. Any smart, intclli.
gent lady and gentleman can make fine income
in this way. The firm will send IN any respon-
sible person free who will assume The agency
here and go to work, a complete outfit Of these
goods, TO the amount of Ave dollars. The rep
utation "f this house is first.ralej the goods
are what they represent them to be. Their
| terms are liberal, and we advise those looking
| for gen.eel, remunerative employment TO send
EN- for further information. Their address Ia
L.. E. BR0WN& CO., 81 Walnut street, Tin
| cinnati, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-02
LATEST by TELEPHONE.

Miss Lille S. Oblinger is visiting friends
in Toledo.
Charlie Baird, Jr., is now visiting his
parents in the burg.
Mr.. X. w. Mcmahon, OF Bowling Green'
was in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. +. w. Merry, of Bowling Green, was
in town yesterday, Oh business.
Mr.. Rem. Tyler, who has been travelling
with Prof. Hurlburt, is home again.
Mr.. & Mrs. C. W. Evers, of b. G., Joined
the editorial excursionisls at Youngstown,
last Monday.
Mr.. James Timmons, of the JOURNAL, is
doing New York City with the rest OF the
Ohio quill drivers.
Mr.. s. C. Week, of Cuyaloga Falls, the
genial stoneware man, was in town yester-
day, on delivering trip.
Mrs. C. II. Waterbury, of East Toledo,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. & Mrs. Oliver
Thompson, here, this week.
MIR. w. J. Robinson and wife, Of Akron,
Ohio, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
Il. Peck the first of the week.
Miss Ella Rooney, Of st. Louis, who has
been visiting friends in this place, ia
now the guest of friends in Toledo.
Mr.. & Mrs. Fred Eberly, of this burg,
took turkey with the family of Rev. N. B.
q. Love, of B. g., last Thanksgiving.
Miss Efiie Obermiller will spend the win
| ter ut Milan, Italy, where she will continue
her musical siudies.-1 Toledo Democrat.
Mr.. d. NJ. Morse spent q few days in
Buffalo last week, the guest of Mr.. Xii
| Cullen. He says Kit is enjoying good
health and dong well.
Mr.. Chris. Hoffman,, who has been EN-.
ployed in his brothers meat market fol
some time past, expects 10 60 to Wisconsin
70 remain with his uncle.
Miss Georgiana Lewis and Miss Hub
bard, Of Window, N. Y, who have beer
visiting here for some time past, returned
TO their homes last Tuesday.
Mr.. C. e. Averill. accompanied by hi
mother, Mrs. IL. p. Averill, started fo
Hartford, Conn, on Tuesday last, wher
Mrs. A. will make her home this Winter
Ed" expects to continue his journe,
southwark to his Florida home among th
orange groves.
Mr.. Jesse G. Powers has commenced
learning to adjust the movable alphabet II
this Office. He was given the first degre
on the fore part of the week, and stood th
test manfully. The way he handles III
"p's" and "q's" is a caution.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-02
CARDINAL MANNING ON TEMPER
ANCE LEGISLATION.

In an address delivered in Exeter Hall
London, on Monday, June 1S, Cardinal
Manning said: "That legislation is neces.
sary nobody denies. We used to be con-
tented with what must call the cant of
using moral means to put down drunken
ness. ! should like to know, sir, whether
we have not been laboring to put down
drunkenness by moral means? Have we
been slack? Has the Church of England
been slack? Has the convocation OF the
Church Of England been slack? Have the
NoncOnfor mist bodies been slack? / will
say, have they whom represent been slack?
Let ms hear, then, no more OF putting down
public houses 10y moral means! How am
I" put down public house by moral
means? Am to go and preach TO them
Will that take AWAY the license? Will
that hinder the public honse from being
put np? This never came out of the mouth
of anybody who had desire to zee the leg
islature in action To put down this evil.
This has come ont of the mouth of thuse
who wish to avert legislation.