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National Republican., 1881-07-21
S3msiness Chances.

GOnO WILL SECURE EQUAL INTEREST
'DAOO In Copyright; Will pay 1900 annually to
right party or forie nt expiration OF first year.
Address PROOF POSITIVE, Republican office. 1899
MONEY, MONEY, MoNEY-TO LOAN AT .
IVA per cent. per month on personal property at X.
FuLION'S Loan OniCc. 3i Ninth street. near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest nlyG 3m
\ LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il ! on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold AT market rnies: COLLECTIONS made every
SylvAna avenue nia26tf
National Republican., 1881-07-21

IT is all nonsense to talk about an ice
famine. There isn't an ice company in
the District that cannot afford to supply
all the solidified water that will be
needed, even if the weather should con-
tinue rs hot as last week for three
months, without increasing the price one
cent. This annual talk Of a scarcity of
ice Is only in the interest Of those who
seek to make enormous profits from the
consumers necessities.
National Republican., 1881-07-21

IT is stated that Ex-Governor Shepherd
will come North early in October on a
brief business trip. He VIII receive II
hearty welcome from thousands of the
people in this city. Every yearthe work
that his genius and energy caused to be
done in this District is more and more
appreciated. 1t is believed that the
Governor is rapidly getting rich.
National Republican., 1881-07-21
Population Of The National Capital. 100000.

wAsHINGroN. D. G. JrLY 81. 1851.
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PrrrnrnIiNe.

Sycophantic ollice-seekers, popularity
craving pulpiteers, and brassy editors of
mcndacious organs are advocating the
abolition Of freedom of speech and of the
press. They seek to make the people
believe that, as the Pope is infallible
and rs the king can do no wrong
so men in the highest Office cannot safely
be discussed in the United States. They
assert that Guiteau was wrought up TO a
Gerocity he could not control by reading
criticisms upon the President; and from
this they argue that hereafter under no
circumstances must any act of the Presi-
dent be publicly condemned, Such
pop-gun disputants grossly mis-
understand the institutions on
which civil liberty are based
in England and America. No sensible
person imagines for one moment that the
opinions of any set of men adverse to
free discussion of public affairs will weigh
u feather against that glorious right, or
that the wishes or interests of any will
in the least degree prevent its
free exercise. Those who have
spoken in earnest terms of disappro-
baton Of President during the term
Of Andrew johnson, Ulysses s. Grant, or
Rutherford b. Hayes will, no doubt, speak
as freely, if need be, against acts of james
A. Garfield and any of his successors
with whom they may be contemporary,
1t was a royal prerogative that the king
can do no wrong" we know nothing of
such prerogative in connection with any
earthly ruler in America. Liberty is dead
when any official is above criticism or
opposition. Liberty will live.
The President would be much better
Off without than with partisans. Why
claim for him either infallibility or ire
sponsibility?
National Republican., 1881-07-21

THE National Fair Association having
changed the time of their running meet
ing, as suggested by THE REPUBLICAN last
Saturday, it is now believed that if the
directors will more carefully consider the
matter they will adopt the other sug-
gestion of THE REPUBLICAN, and have
their fair and trotting meeting dur
ing the first week in October. Bal
timore proposes to inaugurate a
Mardi Gras celebration, to take
place about the time of the Yorktown
Centennial, which will keep large por-
ton of her own citizens at home and will
attract strangers. If the Fair Associa-
ton hold their fair during the early part
of October many from the neighboring
cities will patronize it, and others from
distance who propose going to Yorktown
may be induced TO start earlier, so rs to
attend the fair on their way.
National Republican., 1881-07-21
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY,
July o. same hour and place.

INC uDONe Sale Is pOstpOntd unIII bAIUNDA1,
YUAN BOYLE, Trustee
TThSSJy23 II, ID. COOKE, JR,, Trustee.
TINTED STATES MARSHALiS SALE-BY
u virtue Of writ OF ier flcias, issued of the
Clerks once of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed Will sell at public
sale for cash. at the courthouse door OF said District
OF, THURSDAY, The 2sh, day OF July, 1881, at "
o'clock m all the right, title claim, and interest OF
the defendant in and TO the following described prop.
erly, to wit, Lots Nos. 0, 10 H. andI IN square No.
75l, situated in the city OF Washington, ID. O. levied
upon rs the property OF defendant Joshua A. Ritche
10 satisfy execution No 1895 al law In favor OF Keil
holtZ & Harrison G.. L. HENRY,
ly8-tJy2S United States Marshal
National Republican., 1881-07-21

WV 'VlN NV Vili'''''''' w
Ono copy one month. 80
-d0drt@ NATIONAL REruBMCAN,
Hdhmpion. u. C.
tErtercd at tho post-oflcc at Washington, d. c. as
sccond lass mattcr.l
National Republican., 1881-07-21
EoR RENT-BY h. II. WARNER,

OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. III and $40 Fourand-a-
half ST. n. W.; also inlJ3 Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for Weekly Rent.Lst.
The houses on East Capitol street are well located
and very desirable.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate OF Lowest Rates.
Parties having property 10 trade sell VIII find II to
d. II. WARMER,
Il gfrpnt
National Republican., 1881-07-21
8oorSino.

are PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
a VI National Hotel best Board and well fur
nished Rooms, to tO per week; transient $3.50 to ti
jy2i-Gtt MRS. o. @. HOWARD.
u ARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II for rent with hrStclass Table Board; no chill
dren. Apply at H20 New York avenue. jyl9-Ct+
TBNlIE FREMONT HOUSE WITH ITS FINE
Il promenade balconies cool, airy rooms, and supe-
rior table Will be found most desirable place Tor
summer boarding. Rates, room and board, SIS TO $50
month, my2
National Republican., 1881-07-21

Ar l1os AND l3lo PENNsYIvANA AvENrf.
National Republican., 1881-07-21

IF THE WAGON LEFT AT MY SHOP LATTER
part Of May for repairs, by one Robert Johnston,
to highest bidder. NJ. BoYLAND, Blacksmith, l4i6
seventh street northwest also li2S Twelfth street.
Jylg-3tf
National Republican., 1881-07-21
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

Is Published daily Sundays eNceptcd) by the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING CONF ny,
National Republican., 1881-07-21
Mmueemenfs.
Summer @eeorfe.


DOMONA FARM, SEVENTH STREET ROAD,
l. Silver Spring Depot, by day, week, or month APP
ply premises, address JNO. Il. CLA0EFE
Brightw0od Post.onice ID. q. jyi2-lms
GtAPE MAY,-FIRST-CLASS BOARD, BY BAL
~ timore lady, near beach and Congress Hall, large
rooms, spring beds verandahs, and shades; terms
reasonable. Address MRS. NJ a. MILLER, No. .
Perry street, Cape May city, Nj. jyli-i2tt
ORKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH COUNTY,
~ Virginis.-This place. 50 well and favorably
known to Washington and Baltimore sprngsgOlng
people, has opened under ars-class management, aud
has more visitors now than ever before at this
son. Delightfully."- situated under the eastern slope Of
the great North Mountain. Abundant and great
riety of mineral waters. famous among them Is tha
great Bear Wallow. For particulars send for pam
phlct. $. NJ. MULLIN
jy1-lms Proprietor.
bright HOUSE. REHoBoTH BEACH, DEL
Id AWARE,
WILL OPEN JUNE 10, 1881.
Terms, s. to Si4 per week.
Skating Rink, Bowling Alley. Billiard and Pool
Tables attached. Send for circular.
my29u II WALTER BURroN, Proprietor
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND BATHS, VA,
HI OPEN JUNE I.
Telegraph in the hotel. delightful home for fam
lilies. NO BAR.
For circulars and terms apply to
A. $. PRATT, Proprietor
i0l Ninth street.
myG-3m Washington, ID. C.
National Republican., 1881-07-21
Sor GRenf-- Sbolrses.

INoR RENT-A FIvE-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
II llO2 Connecticut avenue. Apply on the premises.
National Republican., 1881-07-21
@ereonal

nMNtBusEs TO LEr-FoR EXCURSION AND
~ Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
my2l-tf
National Republican., 1881-07-21

THE NATIONAL RErunucAN begins the
ne,O ycdr under ae,g management and lriH
pcir material,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Personal Points.


 Mir. c. NJ. Hooker Is Tn from Dra. goon Summit. William James. of Gro Blanco. is in the city.
 Prof. O. s. Frambes, of Phenix, has one east.
 The Excelsior restaurant, at the de- pot, Is having Lne building adueu by It's owner, Joseph Sresoyich.
 Freshman < Co. will open their new drug store al the corner of Court and Congress streets in a few days.
 Dr. Handy has returned from Fl PaSo, Texas, after quite an evenIiul trip.
 Mir. T. c. Riggs, of the Phenix Ex- poslIor, Is spending few days in the metropolis.
 A. A. Bean has been appointed resi- dent ageut of the Central Pacific Rail ioad Company at Tucson.
 John R. Farrell has been appointed resident agent of the Orion Silver Mining Company.
 Mir. Dick Kitchen is improving his Main street l'rvperty by new GuIld- ing.
 lsidor HussoR has returned from Bacuachi, Sonora. after a years absence.
 E. W. Smith, of Gro Blanco, the owner of the $. & ;. mine, which h showing up such rich ore, is iu the city.
 Miss Alice Salter, of Oakland, who has been sOjOurning al GlOOe, is now guest at the house of E. x. Fish.
 Judge Osborn, T. F. Ryan, T. L. Stiies and Henry Campbell are noied by Tuesdays Epitsph Us arrivals from Iucson.
 T. J. Drum, formerly of Tucson, has been appointed Court Commis- sioher of CachIse county, vice J. B. eouthard, resigned.
 The family of MT. Longstreet, Su- perntendenI of Bridges and Buildings of the Southern PacIIic Railroad, will remove III | few days 10 Fl taso. Nil. Longstreet is now ln the city.
 Billy Mackey has reappeared a. superintendent of Ihe Palace billiar room, alter ten days illness. lie IS little bleached, but otherwise re- tains his usual good lo"Ks.
 MT. Isaac Flood, partner of J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, of Gro Blanco, is ex- pected 10 arrIve from PhIladelph. q in day or two He has been Eat at- tending X meeting of Directors of the Orion Mining and Milling Company. Mir. John Mcguire has returned from Sonora, after an absence of sev- eral months. He visited Magdalens, tres and other points, and gives good l accounts of the mines, but says capi- l lal Is greatly needed. MT. John J. Carrillo, of Los An geles, has just arrived from Sonora, bringing with him eight tons of rich | silver ore, which he will take 10 San l Francisco. Mir. CarrIllo's mine claim | promises to be the richest la Sonora. A. Derre, of Arivaca. has just rt- turned from Sonora, where he ha | large mining interests, and IS now al the Palace. ne makes favorable | mention of the localities he visited, and his experience in mining ana milling entities hIs statements i0 great weight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
The New Telephone Headquarters.

The new office. adjoining the Post- office. fitted up by Col. J. H. Toole for the Telephone Exchange head quarters, is about complete, and ihe wires and switches will be placed in position to-day and tO-murruw. The office, which is one of the nestest ana pretliest Lf it's kind in tIwn, is also s model one for the uses for which it Is intended. The wires, instead of run ming 10 pole in front, go to large square frsme work, ten feet high, placed on the back end of the roof, and rom thence through tubing down the wall. entering the office In the rear and running directly to the switch. By this arrangement, which, by he way, Mir. Bow ker states was built entirely after plans by MT. John W. Siraun, until lately with the Pa ciic Bell Company of San Francisco, obyiates an unsIghtly pole in the front, which, by the grade and width of the street al that point would De sull more "tjeclionaule.
 The interior is 241z feet long by II wIre and Is high, wainscoted four feet high, neatly capped, the counter running straight acIOsS, allowing D swing gate iur entrauce, hands"mrly grained. and the whole finished of in imllatiun of black walnut. The front prnprr Is finished 10 match and pre- sentS Il fine appearance.
 MsssIs. Prince Bros. did tue car pentrr w rk. and Leary the painting and graIning. The company Intend, 10 make the system night and day and add messenger- boy service immedI- atelY.
 Messrs. Fields 6 Morgan will mak, the EXc change their hack-stand head quarters, and an Order-DoOk will lie n ihe counter for the same, thus en- suriug their customers prompt aiten- ton. they being connected by tele- phone with their central office
 J"hnny Hart will also have al older-bOOk in position, which will cover the baggage aud delivery busi- ness.
 Thus the telephone patrons, besidrs com m Il nlCellOD Nllu ShCn JtHtI, Cdu, wIthour exptnse, signal messenger, hark, baggage wagon, etc, and n th' night policeman, il necessary.
 1he wires ale being built cUnneCI- lng Thto " elIsch & c., l.. Gold -chmIdt's new store on Meyer street, Br"wn's Hotel, Sheriff Pauls ant MHishnl bulIner's residences with Iht central fiice.
 The lasI two connections put ih' Sh,i il and hief oi Police in con .inni crmn CnirsliOn when necessary. a ni Tn Gus. If me or anNthing un usual hupl euiny, ,so be sisnal,d by 1 a r.ng of iMe ocll.
 The lN siem ,iiire, dey sei bl th Telephone Cumpap Is one ni gre adv n rge-, aui We prrdiCr iis Intr"- Id. iiIn generally ihr iug ou the Ter ! .ll0ry. The company exye :ts rs tar tue Tombstone Ex, hangc next month the machinery for NhI' b is brlnl .peciully manufactured at San Fran cisco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
The ReceptiOn.

The reception at Porter's Hotel Tues. day night, rendered Gen'l Wilcox by the citizens of Tucson, was an exceed Ingly brilliant social event. The ho. tel wss illuminated without by num- erous Chinese lanterns, which, swing. ing 10 and fro in the light breeze, locked very pretty. Between fifty and sixty couples were present, and the spacious dining room of tLe hotel
 was the scene of the most dazzling beauty and elegance. The ladies were all handsomely sttired, and their charming appearance was a theme of much favorable comment. The dance was begun st ten o'clock, and kept up tIll neal y morning, with an Inter mission for supper. The tables were spread upon a veIanda surrounded with lattice, and in this cool retreat the guests sat down 10 as fine repast as ever grsced banquet this side of San Francisco. Mr. Porter excelled himself in is preparati D, and in quGlIIy aud quantity il could not be surpassed.
 Among the guests present were the following:
 Mrs G-n Willcox, Mrs Gen Carr, Miss Wilcox, Mrs J , Carr, Mrs B NJ Jacobs. Mrs NJ Kaz, Mrs J Was son, Mrs W " WIlnams. Mrs C G Smith, Mrs E B Pomrny, Miss Pom roy, Mrs k ] Jame., Mrs Toss, Ms C E HOlbrook. Mrs T L Stiles, Mrs l. OchCa, Mrs L B Allen, Ms Farley, MIs ben Morgan, Ms .L,eul Garter, Mrs W A Boyd, Mrs Ed Hudson, Mr. J Haynes, Mrs w ; Edwards, Mr. Cook, Mrs Asa Porter, Mrs Cull"m, Miss Lucke, Miss $ odigan, Mss Bassler, Miss Smith, Miss FIsa, Miss Shakespeare, Miss Lena Wood, Miss Saliie Wood, MIss Frye, Miss Hast iLgs, Miss Bangher, Mis- Henry, Miss Pearson, Miss Page Thompson, Miss Maggie Thompson, Mss McCuldy, Miss Sarah McGee, Mrs 4 A RObIn- son, Mrs Child-, Mrs BurdIck, Ms Peck, Mrs Williams, Mrs flakes.
 Gentlemen-Gen Wilcox, Gen Carr, Mayor Carr. Survey or Gen. rral Juhh Wass"n, Major WhiI>ide, Captain Ratferry, B NJ Jacobs. NJ Kalz, Lieut. Kerr, Lieut. Blake, Lieut. Wilcox. Lieut. Carter, E B Pomr"y, Coi R James, Dr C E HolbrnOk, Capt Forbu>h, MT Lewis, A SJein- trld, Mr Wood, Col PauIisOn, E \ Fish Nr Cullom, M Ger vnis, ! Me Gre, Il F Farley, Geo 4 Cum, J hr Hayne-, Harrison, Mr Henry, M Frye, Prof Cook, Il $ Teuuey, N Cole, Mir Maynard, Dr Crave, Wm Boyd, Estevan Ochoa, Paul Mnr"ney. MT Bowman, N T Blo~u, T B B.u- man, L M Ja, ob-. 4 1 Robinson, N Chllds, NIT Buriick, " Hlraun, Ad- ebert Fish, F P Tn mpson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
shenfs Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS ID sued out Of rhr District Court, F.rst Ju- Icial DisJricI, ArEOuz Territory, tu aud iOI the County UT Tina, 10 me dI'sct<d and de
 .lYeTSC, iu a certain HCilOu V her lu Peur4
 guirre, plaintiff aud the Dcrrr TOwH-eud
 AriZU2a Mining aud Mineral Land Company
 Ire Gr CetsuuEuts, ul judgment reLdefsd iL
 -ai1 Court OH tn 2id day UI Aprli. A b. I>Sl
 "a favor Of -uId plant . sI against -s.d de
 enuU1t-, igr se cum Ci fifteen JLOueHuc eignt
 Juudred nineteen and ~ lcy nlGr-, ViIh iu-
 ers-t thereon st ths rate of teu psg cent. Ler
 gDuum iili paid, tOsctnvr with DlIiuiid . Cu-i-
 zAd disbursements Ut lhg ,ts Cf raId Judy
 neut, amounting tO thr rum Oi eigbty-ulut
 aud 90 lUJ dUi.srs, aud acrrWug cOst=, have levied upt-h al Jbe right, Itlu aud iutsreSI ui said drfeuOaBts 10 Inc following Cs-Ciibsd prcpCr,y, To WIt: All that certaln null aud mill sIte sltLate near the town Ot ATlTsca, in said Pima County, aud more particularly
 bounded and described as follows: Commenc- ing Gt s stake fourteen hundred and twenty feet, IS deg. l2 min. sOutheriy from the north
 east cO-ler of block ln2 iu Ariysca tOwusite; thence running sOutherly eight hundred and thirty three feet four Inches To a stake on the southwest corner of said mill site: thence easteTly nine hundred and thirty-three feet four inches 10 a stake at southeast corner of ssid mill site; thence nOrtheriy nine hundred and tnirty-three fe [ four inches tO a stake on nOrt heast corner of said mill site: thence westerly ntne hundred and thirty-three fec four inches tO stake at northwest corner of said mil. si e; thence southerly one hundred feet to place Ot beginning, containing about twenty-five acres, tOgeiberwith and containing thereon one ten-stamD gold and silver quartz mill, buildiugs and waIer rights thereto be longing or In any wise apper aiming. And notice is hereby given that On THURSDAY, the 9th day of June. A. D. 1881. sl said quartz miii, neal The low or ATIvaca, County Of Pima and Territory of Arizona, will sell all ths rigut, title and interest or the said defend. ants in and to the above described property to the highst and best bidder for cash, in legal currency, tO satisfy sad execution and all costs R H. PAUL, Shsrid.
 Sherif's Ofice, Tucson, Pima County, A. T., 1 May l4. lsSl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Sheriff s Sale.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ID issued out of the Justice Court of Ire vor Lloyd, Justice of the Peace of Pre- cinct No. Is m and for Pima county, 4. T., and to me directed and delivered on 2 judgment rendered in said Court on the 7th day of April, 4. D. 1881, against Lut. trell C Fuller, defendants, and ln favor Ot c. E. Harlow, plaintiff, for the sum of Sl71.l3, damages and costs of suit and ac- cruIng costs, 1 have levied upon all the right titl- and interest of said defendants Luttrel t ullsrIn and to the following de- scr.bed property, tO wIt: One adobe build ln5 SOx22 feet, occupied by Ii. uller; one frame building l6A26 feet, occupied by Frank Kellogg; one frame building l6xzO occupied by J. 4lelstrot, together with the lot of land situate on the northwe st corner of Man street and Jossph avenue 10 the village of La Noria, being l75 feet on sad Nam street and one hundred feet on sad Joseph ay,uue, all Ui sad property beng situate m the village of La Nor a. county of Pima. the salne being the property of sad defendants, co-psrtners. And notice Is hereby given that on N ED \ NESDAY, ths 10th day of Juns, A. D. 1881, ct 10 o'clock a. h., in front of the COUrt HOuss door, in the city of Tucson. county of Pima, A. T., will sell all the defendants, ii. Fuller and J. K. LuttrelIs right, title and interest In and to the above described property to the highest and bost bidder to satisfy sad execution and all costs. k. II. PAUL,
 Sheriff of Pima county, 4. T.
 Sherifi's Office, Tucson, May 2S. 1881;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Summons.

IN DISTRICT COURT, FIRST JUDI cial District, in the County Of Pima, Ter ritory Of Arizona. JOSEPH 4. BAlEks, |. plaintiff. against ALOlSk MULLER, defend Zknt-SummOns.
 Action brought in the District Court Of Ihe First Juoiesai DistricI in and for The County of Pima, in the TeIs:torY oi Arizona
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to ALOISE MULLER. lou are hereby sum xnoned and required 10 appear In an action Brought against you by she above named plain #Iif in the District Court of the First Juuilia! $ District, in and for the county of Pima, lL zthe Territory Of Arizona, and answer the *complaint fled with Ihe Clerk CT Ihls Court st ! FTuGsOu, in sand County "a copy vf which com plaint accompanies this sUmmOLzy, within twenty days ,exclusiNe Of the day oi seryioe) after the serylee upon you Oi this summons. il served In this County but Il served UuI Of the County and wttain this District. then within IT iriy days; iH ali other cases forty days. Thz lion Ia brought by plsiniit 10 recover of us- !: dALt the sum Of four hundred and ninety
 lt lOo dollars, wIih interest thereon Iron
 Arh ], lsc0 an O percentage allow ed by law,
 um being HovaIcvd and lOabgd To said
 ,.gant al hIs spsoiAl instance aud request,
 ,s .l morG fully appear by TVfgreIee 10 tEc mplAlnt on nle neTeu.
 Fl And you are hereby notified that h you fail & O appear and answer the complaint As above @requirsd, the plaintiff vii fsAe judgment by fdeian)t ID the sun Ot SieeOs. ~tth iDIerest and percentage, and costs aud disbursements &in this behalf expended
 A-> JiVsn under my hand and the seal
 .EAL Of The SCI DIstTiGt Court Al Tucson,
 ~- this 18th day oi JaNuBTs, A. Go. loSl-
 6l GEO. A. CLI A. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE constitutional amendment pro hiliting ihe manufacture. sale and giving of liquCr, backed by legisla- tive enactment making minute and rigorous provisions for enforcing iI, in Kansas wtnt into operation on undty, May l, and our neighbOring State is now Ia the iu;l tide of the prUhibiticn experiment. The prog ress of 1t will be watched with curi- osity and interest. II successful, it will be made subject of Imitation for other States, probably, if unsuc- cessful, it will reflect disastrOusly on the prohibition theory, and add an- other To the too many proofs of the folly of attempting 10 regulate the tastes and habits of a community by legislative statutes. The rigorous nature of the law and its serious interference with vested rights render vast brood of lawsuits under it cer- tain. There are several costly distIl- lerles and many breweries in Kansas, which claim the right, under federal iicensr, 10 still manufacture spiriis and beer for export to other States, and they will cary the trial of thl> issue 70 ihe couItS. 4 decision against ,hem would d, strOy their business en- tirely and impair tho value of invest ments involving many thousands Ot dollars. The law is so strict and pe- remptOry as 10 include the admInis- tratiOn f wine in Ihe Sacrament. Oi course, clrrgymen will not respect JhIs part of the prohibition, and will administer the eucharist as usual. Public opinion would tolerate this, out the classes opposed 10 prohibition esOlved that il shall be made aS UdiOu~ as possible, declare that DO eX- ceptiOn shall by made ID any form ol administering wine, and the penalty -hall be eniU ced against all vIOlat0T rf the law. One offensive {. aIure in it Is that whicn requires physician tp make oath that they twill nOr pre- -cribe in'oGic ting liquor of any kind for any Iers"n or persons whnmso-
 yer, unless in case of actual sickness and when the same Is necessary for the health of the patient.' The  greater number Of the physicians re- tuse tu subscribe to the oath, which, hey a sert, the State has no right ["
 Xact of them. As lEe law passed Inst winter did not 70 int" fleet tili he ilrsl of May, there was ampl, ime for Consumers fl spirits tn stock themselves with liqu"r Tn anticip1- tIOu of the coming famine, and thrr' Is hard y family Tn the State nrI provided with genernus supply O. Aell-hiled barrels. keg1, demil"hns r bottles, ant u may Ue lhaI the r'a
 train col Ihe law wIil not be felt til bcse are exhausted. One of, ct ni he experiment. will he Io largely in- rease the consumption Oi lIqu 1T II A4usaS Ciy hnd iO make sal ,,lu kr, D | ug on the we>irTn sO-d,r uf MI->ru'i | ,rr"hlsb!e bu,I.ess. ot. Lou !, Re ublican