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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-21
Temperance.
Prohibition i'm Iowa.

The vote in Iowa on the question of
adopting an amendment to the cOnsti
tuition prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors, was very
large. The majority in favor of the
amendment will not be as large as
the first reports indicated. Returns
from all the counties except six, give a
majority of 26,S5S. 1t is stated that
the champions of the liquor interest
were much surprised by the result, as
places they had counted on for anti
prohibition majorities, gave majorities
the other way. The cities, except
Des Moines, and large river towns vOt-
ed strongly against the amendment,
but the interior and agricultural COM
munities nearly all favored it. The
campaign has been very lively and
exciting one, and the churches were
especially active in urging the adoption
of the amendment. Hundreds of cler-
gymen addressed special meetings in
behalf of the amendment, while only
two ministers stumped the state for
the opposition. The decisive triumph
of the prohibitiOnists will help the
cause in other states, and the Oppo-
nents of prohibition are able to see and
appreciate its significance. The Hart
ford Times says: =
1t means a consolidated, general, and
very strong advance, all along the line,
by the extreme prOhibitionists, whose
objective point is the abolition of
liquor selling in all parts of the cOun-
try. 1t was understood among the pro-
hibitionists, months ago, that if Iowa
could be carried for so ultra and radi-
cal an amendment to the organic law
as this, an aggressive movement should
be made in other states for the same
end. Connecticut is likely, for more
reasons than one, to be one of the next
states selected for the experiment. 1t
would be more difficult matter to car
nv such an amendment in Connecticut
than II seems 10 nave DeeH III IOWA ;
but it cannot he doubted that the ultra
prohibitionists are growing numerical
ly stronger i'll many parts of the coun-
try. 1t would not he surprising to see
some radical amendments approximat-
ing Iowa's adopted in two or three 9th
er states within the next five years.
The open and terrible evils of drunken
ness seem to be driving men into radi-
cal measures for the absolute extermi-
nation of the liquor traffic. That the
legality of the business as a CONNER
cial interest is recognized by the Unit
ed States government, i'll its tariff laws,
constitutes, to the prohibtionists, no
objection to the further and vigorous
prosecution of the prohibition move
ment; they propose at no distant day,
to make an assault on the federal law.
And they seem to feel sure.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-21
A story with "a Point TO Ii.

The advocates of temperance and
sobriety can find most striking text
on which to base their efforts, in the
death of Henry Griffin of Plattsburgh,
an account of which is given in the
Telegram. 1t seems that his father
keeps saloon, and the son has been
educated to il taste for liquor by almost
constant attendance in or about the
saloon and contact with its customers
and for some time past he has been
under the influence of a craving appe-
tite. On Saturday morning he was
seized with burning desire for drink,
and rose early, crept down stairs, and
stealthily entered the cellar of his
fathers saloon. Once i'll the room,
with unlimited quantities of liquor
and an Unsuitable appetite, he drank
until he fell unconscious to the floor.
At seven o'clock i'll the morning, his
moaning was heard by his wife, who
discovered her husbands sad condition
and by the aid of neighbOrs carried
him up stairs and laid him on lounge.
1t was thought by his family to he no
more than ordinary stupOr, besOtted
condition in which frequently he was
found. 1t was in fact a comatose
state, in which life was fast ebbing
away, in which wife, family and friends
were all being forever lost, a deep sleep
in which the sleeper is falling and can
only grasp at vacant air to stop the
fall. About two o'clock he died.
And now comes the point of the
case, as stated 10y the Telegram "Be-
fore that jury James Griffin, the father,
stated that his son would go through
fire and birthstone to get liquor when
his appetite was aroused. That is a
terrible statement for a father to make
of son just dead, but Il thousand
times more terrible and revolving when
the father that makes the statement is
morally responsible for the appetite.
Brought up in and about "A saloon, it
could hardly have been expected that
the sons appetite would not be nour-
ished and strengthened"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-21
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-07-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
Citp propertp 90 LEI.

A FLOOR TO LET in the new fire-prOOf
~ building 4j 10 81 ROsest has the very best appliances
for manufacturing purposes freight and passenger eeva
power night and day extent required the
best light plenty vault and heated with steam Apply
to the owner, GEORGE MUNRO, IL TO n Vandewaterst
rVO LET.-343 East 6Sth-st new 3-story
Il high.stO0p dwelling, all Improvement street
stcted rent low TO acceptable tenant. L. j. CARPEN
TER SO East 23d st., Y NJ. q. A. Building.
ITO LET, at q moderate price, large, we'll
lighted floor with best appliances for manufacturing
MUNRos Building, II TO q VaDdew aterst Apply to the
owner in the building.
Two LEASE.-The store, 131 Waverly place,
with front basement; good cigar stand, liquor rent,
$3.50 Also OOrof rooms 20 Wayerly place rent
$50 per month. THORNTON NJ. R0DMAN. Real Estate
Agent. G96 Broadway. corner 4th-st
TgNHE OWNER0F A LARGE COMFORTABLE
HOUSE 20 feet by co. artiscally and very completely
furnished, being Obliged 10 South wutor wodld
like find a private family to rent it November to
May
The house situate of the finest blocks in the city,
between 9Th and 9th-aves.
No boarding house keepers need apply.
Address A. r. Box 1888 NeW.YOrk Post Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
THE PALERMO.
lNyhOt
No. 1875 East 57th.st.

Ready for occupancy October /, 1892
unquestonaby the most superb cOnmodous and exquisite
apartment yet designed Every appliance for yenta
ton light introduced All plumbing of the very
best with latest sanitary improvements Perfect in fnish
with large grand entrance ard main hail. large spa
sairways two distinct elevators passenger and
neigh borhOOd convenient Of and
perfectly healthy 1t undoubtedly stands preeminent az
apartment house French restaurant is attached Rents
1900 to 5000. few will be furnished required Ali
of the very best Also all decorated and
papeIed In handsome style.
For plans and particulars apply TO LiSPINAsSE q
FRIEDMAN, Pine-st, To = q. HYATT, in building,
from to Ii and to p OF No. l,o7j Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
BROOKLYN propertp for Sale AM 90 fet

brick dwelling the side OF Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton Wall street Ferries. overlook
running to sur with folr-
story Furmanst; lot 2jxljO nall amount only
OF cash required Address LESTER Tribune ONCE.
ITO LET.-541 Dean-st. and $40 Carlton
ave: each story front IL rent So and
800 Waterman shows them rutland WHITING,
K Pee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
TO LET.

$50 West 59thst elegant parOr fat Of ten rooms The
building is located most elevated part OF 5Sths opposite
the PARK and provided with all modern cOnyenlences and
best sanitary devices 1t is owned by association Of
temen with their families will occupy the other apart
mens best possible service and attendance will be supplied
desirable party reduced terms viii be given for
three years For Inspection apply to JANIrOR, and for
further information to J. g. MOTT Treasurer.
Narran IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
WHY MR.. HEPBURN DECLINED.

NEW-IOkK, Uct z, 1857.
The Hon. JOHN F. sMYTH Chairman Republican
State Central Committee.
DEAR SR Having received no formal notice of
my nomination for the Office of Congressman-a at
Large by the recent Republican Convention. adj
dress tins communication to you. 1t is quite APP
parent that. owing to the unfortunate circum-
stances that have como TO light since the adjourn
louiinuad nm Elftn PaaaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
Aueiion Ga!es of Real estate.
A DRIAN Ii. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
IA EXECUTORS SALE
PORTION THE ESTATE OF ANDREW CARRIGA,


ADRIAN II. MULhER, Auctioneer'
foHrIoN THE ESTb bEEGEH 0g . NDRE" cAhHi'AN'
E X AVE 2Vl gG ana ON TG ih sh
Hath. 10th cnd l6hss between the BOULEVARD and
ADEIAN Ii MTTf[ER son G} VIII sell at auction on
at IL O'Clock at the Exchange sales DOM No Broadway
BY ORDER OF tai EXtEUTo - OF AN DREW cAkkI'
the following described real estate. viz;
w bs1ween 18th and 4th ST.
and o G CO Of aer Son0f O'
18TH STREET lots north side, commencing l4l7 feet
ll3THsTR Ell lots north side commencing $50
ll4THsTREET 4 lots south side. commencing llO.e feet
18TH STREET, side, commencing 275 feet west
leTH sTREET lots south side commencing feet
co P iiH CE%ToN MORTGAGE. 3 OR YEARS
Maps at the Office OF the Auctioneers, No Plnest
4 CHARLES Buck g. CO., Architects,
~ SUCCESSOR s. f. Ra D%sfis st $ c'0''Hn'n
oGer for sale. ready immediate occupation,
MANSIONS 0N LENOX HILL,
S. W. corner Madisonave anu 69th-st.
2FINE HOUSES o n MURRAY HILL,
S. f. corner Lexington-aye. and S7th-st
Annew Open sundays Send for pamphlet.
NOTICE OF SALE or
OLD P? SEw 2SFdUE G HnHYEDiN''
1885, viii expose fr sale at public auction ON Wednesday
The 18th day OF October p at ocooH noon at the *.
S SPoPs so@mony known the sd POST Once site with
the buildings thereon. Nassaust between Cedar
and Lib sts the city New ork. partcu
description which Ia follows. Wiz: Commencing at a
point side OF elarst, and running thence
westerly Nassau.st., hundred and ten feet
inches thence nOrthery Lbertyst one hundred
and eghyf0ur feet eight inches thence eastery along the
south side Lbertys hundred and fifteen feet
sOutherly the point OF beginning hun
dred seventy feet two inches be the
or less
The premises will he put at an upset price OF s600OJO
VIII be sold i'll one parcel to The highest BIDDER Terms
cent OF the purchase money must DO
paid at place Treasurer
United for which his receipt will be given
ory per cent to the Asis Treasurer the 10th day
November before OCiOck with six per cent interest
the day Of sale and forty live cent the 10th day
December before O'Clock, with like interest in ike
manner deeds will be delivered and possession
given
The purchaser will be permitted to anticipate tho days OF
payment If he desires 10 do witch rebate OF interest The
tho power the Secretary of the
Treasury to reject any and all bids and readVerti
property often be
the thereof. - - -
CHARLES J. FOLGER,
secretary OF the Treasury.
JOHN II. DRAPER. AuctiOneer.
Dated September 10, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03

sneri1rs Office. County Court bouse(
City and County OF Nev-Yorks. I
July 81, 1881 =.
certify the above TO copy OF the Election Nsl
Received by this DAY from The secretary OF STATE
PETEi. BOWE
Sheriff Of the City aad County OF New fork'
Publishers OF newspapers viii rot insert the aaye
PETER BOWE
sheria Of the City aud County Of New.fen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
Gonnlrp properip Wantso.

WANTED TO RENT till ing.-Fuinished
w house within one hour 0 New York very low rent
Any party vacstng house for winter will find responsible
careful tenant family gent wifo and by address
Ing A. h.. Tribune ONCE. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03

and Vie 70 To- I'm ni Lee 10000
92d.st, SKI Joseph Emanuel and wife TO oo
ct q 20 Ann ' Ia g Cost 1900
&c Davidson S 59 anu 1 $4,000
Pearl.st 8 g. 1861 Of city Hallpace, l8x03x ir.
tbs berry, oeorso u"r anu "io ~ .voop 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
GliD Real Gstate for Sale.

A PLOT of nearly 800 bulkheaded water
~ front lots I'm NewY0rk IarbOr for sale bargain. r.
A. YOUNG. Engineer &c 20 Exchsngepace
A NO. L EAST GID ST.-FOr sale, that
As elegant extra four story bfOwnstoDe 0cta
gon front dwelling, 10 feet, extension 80 feet running
through second story uDObstucted OF Central Park
from the front and side windows Georgia pine beams oak
flooring naid borders 80 beveed mirrors passenger eeva
select and pump four stories IN cabinet
VOL newest designs electric wires and burglar alarms
scientific plumbing throughout This house has superior
as 10 location. construction and doors open.
EOR SALE.-NO. 24S East 51st-st., }-stOry
brown-stone 2Ox45xa block For permit and terms an
ply to rutland Il WHITING No. o Beekman St q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-03
Real estate agents.

ORANGE, N. j. real estate q speciality Res
idenees for sale aud renk fully furnished and unfir
nisned vicinity OF all dopots apply 10 EDWARD HAM
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-25

fused hi danghtef's hand became he
did MT regard fhvosnbly the ambitious
young d0ot0e's pecuniay prospects,
gave away the bfide, and appeared to
participate in the festivities Of the occa-
at0n with the elaotjc enjoyment Of
youth. Young DIR. Webb comes Of
good stock. His father was . very ~
spectacle editor in his early days, and
he was Of . very chivalrOus turn Of
mind, 90 much 20 that he did not hes
itate to fight . duel when called out.
The youthful pair met, loved, and nat
urally enough wanted to get married.
Az long q friendly and neighborly
c0urtesies alone existed, no objections
were urged; but when marriage was pro-
posed the great millionaire weighed the
matter i'm the scales of speculation, and
interp0sed an emphatic veto.
You are very nice young man for
small tea party" in substance said the
railroad king, ''but to give you my
daughter don't feel inclined. You
may succeed in your proftssiOn-honor-
able enough IN its way-but you can
never hope to earn money enough by
cutting Off peoples limbs, examining
crank's heads, or administering an.es-
thetics to support my daughter in the
style to- which she is accustomed Dr.
Webb did not whine and cry, nor did
he despair, but with Roman courage
anu Spartan fOriitu1e determined to
make even the boosted owner Of SlOO,-
tkk,,OOU acknowledge him Is sOn-in-
law.
He cast aside his medical works. babe
long farewell to his Instruments Of tor
Wall street speculation. Fortune smiled
on love, and In brief time perhaps by
following Mr.. Vanderbilt . brokcrs-thc
ex-siOctOr became wealthy man, with a
hank account of nearly $:3:J), 900. While
this struggle for wealth was going on Mr..
Vanderbilt suggested trip to Europe to
revive his daughter $ dropping spirits, at
the same time hoping that distance might
conquer love. Judge Of his surprise upon
cscOrting his child to her staterOonl, 10
find even the couch elegantly decorated
with natural flowers, the gift Of this
same young physician whose persistent
dec aratiOlls of love could not be sup
pressed - long ~ flowers had lam
guaxe Of their own. Thousands Oi
miles Of ocean exI'ailsc separated the
lovers, and all mail cOnl'nunic:sttOn was
cut off, while the daughter, closely
guarded by her devoted father, was in
trU!uccd to all tho gayctics Of European
capitals: hut in vain. When the good
ship returned with its precious cargo,
the first person to greet the millioaaire's
daughter Was DIR. Webb, u triumphant
smile wrcathiny his face. lie whispered
!. few words in her ear, and she, too, he
came ecstatic with joy. He told her OF
lis gO<nl fortune. He could no longer
liz cli.lctl about his poverty, for the
same Wall street which had made a
Vanderbilt and Gould famous had
opened its camcinus vaults, and the
chivairous young doctor had acquired u
g,odly portion OF wealth: The soc'id
argument OF perc Vanderbilt was over
come by the clink Of gold, his "h;ts'ii'.ns
were withdrawn, AMI the curtain fell
upon happy domestic scene. with the
ever-welc,I,l,c ''l:lt.ss you, my children
bless you. '-.Nrw York SIR.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-25
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rhe mortality stalissies Of this country show
that.a great proportion Of deaths arise from
Heart Disease. But aside from the fatality
which atteads It, the Inconvenience and sui
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il necessary to take prompt measures tor re-
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-25
9ENlRAL WESTERN NEWS.

Land jumping has become such !; bus
mess near 5ocorro, y. NJ, that the l'eO-
| ple of that town have held a meeting to
determine upon action to remedy the
evil.
Beaten. the sl,;l,-bUil,lcr, will conf
n,ence in March the construction Of a
vessel for the Puget Mill Company 1T
Port Ludlow, Washington Territory, t"
| carry, when completed, LON, ,Nk feet Of
! lumber.
; Goltlcn(l:,Ic, W. r.. has taken active
measures to prevent the spread Of the
small lox. But one case is reported,
that If George W. Fil'W'n, who IL sale!
to bc doing we'll.
Snow was eight inches. deep NJ Belle
vue, idaho, and twelve inches at Kctcl'-
UNI ON the Nth If December. The luz
ury Of slcigh-riding was INDUCED in at
! the rate .: s., per hour.
Teams continue to reach Wool River
from I<,!ton, Idaho, loaded with sup
plies for different camps. Transfers r.
port the rmd in splendid condition.
Freight from KcltOn Is five cents per
,su:nd: return freight 10 from So /" ssh
per ton.
L.twclvnn, Agent OF the M.'~':slcr" m
.;ians. New Mexico. is On h;s way to
Washington to secure restriction 81! re'@-
crvati"m t" twenty-five square miles,
with which til: Indians are contentcd,
leaving to thu whites I'LL the unused
lands.
\ Bci>r City. ','aI", correspond. mt
furnishes the !ulowin. items: Plenty "i
snow on Burn, :.r;! snake rivers; -
.,w, ledge has .u$n discovered Oh Burnt
river. near Jordan I.anch. by Ant"nc
r',rr,~.. and the iis.os crcr believes IL 70
IL. ant :.r:;c;t;, Gi' tn" finest quality TIE
weather III Boise Basin il clear and cold
AMI road. in good condition. but very
Siiuwrv oats are worth two ANIL one
halt cents. -four 81; per barrel, eggs fifty
cents per .l;,zrn, butter eighty cents
pr pound.
Many a young nan has l'u'Nic dis
..,,S:cd with aesthetic ideas since his
christmas slippers, witha suniloWcra amt
!iily embroidered on them. have proved
to !s too utterly too too small t" be
any us<. whatever Turner's E;."* Re-
i"rff'.
Mr.. Ragtag was only =: when hi-
eldest >t,,, WAS horn. We remember the
.l.y we'll. We congratulated him. But
he didn't seem very jolly. Not hut what
it was fine boy, AMI Raglag was
wealthy, 90 a family was no burden to
him. but he said: Good Lord, old
friend, Just think Of it Here ut the ear
" age Of y I've got to begin setting Il
good example !"-l'ost0" I'o*'.
\ rich financier died the other day in
Paris. He fell down on the Boulevard
in a tit, and was carried into = private
house. The inmates, seeing him at the
point Of death, and not knowing what
his religion was, brought . crucffix and
held it to his lips. The old Hebrew stared
ut the embleni with . glazed eye. and
with his parting breath murmured, IL
can't lend more than two francs on IT,
London Truth.