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National Republican., 1882-08-12
CHIROPODISTS.
!; SURF GERY-ooRNs, dc

MOOT sURGERT-CORSS, &c
Hard and SON Corns Bunions, Club and Ingrowng
Nails relieved without pain la a few minutes. En-
larged Joints Exostoeis Vascular Excrescences and
all complaints Of the feet successfully treated At R
WHITES CHIROPODIAL ESTABLlSHMENT.
i{l6 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Nilard's Hotel.
Patronzed by the most eminent physicians aud sur
geons Office fee, 81 per visit Established In WASH
ington, ID. C., in 1884, JyA
National Republican., 1882-08-12
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

The Steamer w. w. CORCORAN, Captain L. L.
Blake, will make daily trips TO MOUNT VIsuNUN,
Sundays excepted, touching, eolns and returning, ut
Alexandria, Fort Fto'r Fort W. shington, Marshall
leave, her wharf foot of otyentn street, at 10 ~,
returning about 3J r. M. Fare for the round trip
On SATURDAY EVENINGS SPECIAL TRIPS
the boat will leave NJ p. M. returning about y.
Fare iur the round rip, 25 cents.
On SUNDAY All ERNOoNs' SPECIAL TRIrS
the boat viii leav- at sharp, returning ahoutS
p. Fare for the round tiip 81 cents.
On special trips, no s,oppas es except ut Marshall
Hall OH sundays.
Refreshments aboard OF the boat lyIu
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
National Republican., 1882-08-12
J7oR RENT-BY D. IL WARMER,

our weekly Rent list pUDIIsHeu every MOhlIAy
morning. contains complete schedule of our Houses,
stores, Shops and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, &c. and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call.
mr27 h. ii. WARNER. DIG street.
L trade 6f 81 TSuntffy Property come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl9tf
National Republican., 1882-08-12

THERE will be no conflict of authority
between the War Department and the
Commissions of the District in the ex-
ecution of the law for increasing the
water supply of Washington. The Secre-
tary of War, in the exercise of his power,
h detailed for the work Major Lydecker,
who, being also Commissioner, COM
bines in his own person the power of the
Secretary of War and that of the District
government. The public may be sure
that the work will be carried on as
rapidly as possible.
National Republican., 1882-08-12
SUMMER BOARDING.

CTONE MANSION-COLUMBIA HEfGuTS-
> party OF gentlemen or famlliesw will find cool,
delightful home for the months Of August and Sep
tember by calling as above; house large and airy;
grounds perfect bower OF shade; table by hrstclass
caterer. with all the comforts of country and city
combined: entrance 10 grounds at Fourteenth hstreet
car terminus and boundary road auSTtN
National Republican., 1882-08-12
LADY OF THE LAKE
Select Daily Family Excursions

The palace steamer JANE MOSELEY will make
excursions to this popular resort leaving wharf foot
OF Sixth street DAILY, except Mondays, nt SO
The management reserve the right to take up any
tickets at Loaf and return money for same Posi-
lively no improper characters allowed on boat or
grounds.
Staieroonls reserved for families.
Saltwater bathing nshing. dancing on waxed floor,
&c, &c, and "shoTe dinner" Music by Professor
pi tnriO's Brass and string Band.
TICKETS Round Trip).-.......''.'.. ..-..So ~SI:SIS ~
LEN
For further Information apply at ST. Marc Hotel.
RS- Special arrangements made with societies.
clutss and other organic stiois Jy2tlm
National Republican., 1882-08-12

WHAT do the English constables want
of our Henry George? He has been
arrested a second time under the abom-
Unable and despotic crimes act in Ireland
The first time it was under "the curfew
seetion." II il thought by his friends
that he had excited suspicion by repeat
ing to himself, in an undertone, during
an evening walk, Gray's familiar line
The curfew tolls the knell of fparing day.
Probably the second arrest was for vio-
lation of the matin section. You cannot
exactly tell at what hour of the day itmay
be offensive for an American gentleman
to take walk in the realm of our dear
motherland. Mr.. George is as incapable
of offending against law, hospitality, or
propriety as any gentleman in England,
and his second arrest at Atheury, after
having given an account of himself to
the Loughrea police, has the appearance
OF malicious persecution. He is about as
suspicious a looking person as James
Anthony Froude.
National Republican., 1882-08-12

The issue Of THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPuBLIcAN
commenced on Thursday, January 5. 1892 MS hand
rome double sheet orei0m pages dndery.sir columns.
Jfeondrs The ne,ui from all parts OF The iro1d and Is
speefdHy interesting containing The proceedings OF
The Executive Legislative, and Judicial branches Of the
Government Including the appointments promotions,
uts0nrients, and dtsmisdtf IN all departments OF Gov
crnment service II contains a n report OF army and
ndty movements and orders n includes special
feature the political peTsondi and social and
efotp oo,tip Of he Nations chpitdL
IN abort, u Is he best and only tceekiy paper IN
America giving IN addition 10 J general ne,os rom
onpurts Of the tporid complete photograph Of IQe,
uofnps and proceedings at The Chpitdl OF nc Nation
Terms: Single copies, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
crSTs year; ten copies more address.
DOLLAR per copy Postage prepaid By the puIlisherL
Sample copies rfee.
Non Is the time 10 slb,crfbe
National Republican., 1882-08-12
U. U. GBORGES,

ChIropodst, Anatomlst and Manufacturer Of Fine.
Fashionable, and EAsy-Fittins BOOTS AND SHOES
Under National Hotel.
C0rns, BuniOns, and Ingrowlng Nails, &c, permA-
neuty cured. Lasts made 10 order aud preservedfor
customers
EXTRAoRDINARY BARGAINS IN READY.
MADE POINTED SHOES.
National Republican., 1882-08-12
Now i. the TiIne 10 Nub.cribe.

me price OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV indu
orot ne countcr Is THREE CENTS for a single copy:
firo 'reeks. rwENrT-FivE CENTS; one month, PITY
CENTS; fico months, ONE DOLLAR; three months. oSH
DOLLAR hND HALF; si6 months, THREE poLLABs
oneysar SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid by tie pub
ifGhcrs.
ms delivered IN Washington and u,e suburbs BY car
Tters At The same rates
There better time Than m, rresen,t 10 sb,cribe FOR
he uuelfca brightest and beat newspaper published al
heNonondi CupiaL Send copies to your Jriendi
National Republican., 1882-08-12
FOR SALE AND RENT.
J. j. SUTPHEN,
sUCCESSOR To sUTPHEs a ROGERS,
Broker in Real Estate.

Broker in Real Estate.
STREET-o 30-NORTHwEsT.
REFERENCES.
a. SAUNDERS u. 8. Senate. Neb.,
a. u. WHMAN.U. S. Asst Treas, Washington, ID. C.,
MME SWEESY Omaha, Neb., and -
EDSON BROS, Attorneys-at-Law, Washington, ID. O.
ENOR SALE-In the northwest, n big bargain in
~ choice building lots. Price, ffty cents. Also
at sixty cents Those wishing these bargains must
apply soon.
ENoR RENT--A nice two-story brick house, seven
II and bath, cellar, wide hall Iatrobe, range
hot and cold water. good neghborhood. Twenty
dollars per month to good, permanent, ana prompt
paying tenant
NTice Office rooms on second and third ioors $50
IN Il 81. n. W., VERY CHEAP to n GOOD tenant
~ REAT BARGAIN GUARANTEED--00sU feet
~ and 5000 feet of ground, choice locality.
Northwest corner Eleventh and X elegant lot 81
IN feet inches front on and so feet Eleventh,
at bargain for few days,
A party having beautiful building front, on con-
sell ihree lots OF every four very reasonably one
third or onehaf cash in order to receive funds to
buid upon every fourth lot. The party Will give a
bond to build, which VIII materially enhance the
value of lots sold This Is the best tinducement offered
by us yet and il would be advisable for parties de-
get the details.
ENor sale or exchange-A nice jump-seat carriage.
]. ]. sUTPHEN,
ju9 036 street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-08-12

TN ]. BROOKS & CO.,
TORS.
Manufactures ana Dealers In all kinds OF Govern
ment Railway and Steamship Supplies.
10 CoURTLANDr STREET,
NEW YORK.
Estimates furnished Jul5-Th-Iu-ly
National Republican., 1882-08-12

Also nice assortment OF easy custom made Boots
and Shoes. especially adapted for tender teet. VIII
sell the entire stucl; Of ready Shoes. IulI
National Republican., 1882-08-12
wANTED-Rooms.


UTANTED = IMMEDIATELY, TWO GOOD
w unfurnished rooms within FIVE or six squares
of City PostOflce. Address LOck-box 1885, City Post
Office. aul2-3tf
THREE OR FOUR CONNECTING ROOMS
u for light housekeeping near Pennsylyana
avenue west OF Seventeenth street, by September l.
Address, stating location and terms, ). H. j., Repub-
lcan ONCE. aui1-3t*
NLTANTED - PLEASANT SECOND FLOOR
w frontroom, 81 uthern exposure, between ii and
NJ and Eleventh and Fifteenth streets; single gentle
man. Address MIR. CONRAD, Republican Office.
aul03tt
National Republican., 1882-08-12

nUANTlCo PAVILION.
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT
Delightful salt. water bathing boating fishing, GRO
quet, shooting gallery. archery, quoils, &c.
Immense Dancing Pavilion.
Professor Cooks Brass and String Band every day
The p' pular steamer Keyport from Seventh-stree,
wharf at Sa. M and r. Sundays AT p. m. only
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS, so CENTS; CHILDREN
% CENTS.
Greatly reduced rates to churches societies. and
others. Arrangements made 10 stop nj
any point on the river. my2+3m
National Republican., 1882-08-12
RAND EXCU RSIoN
" FOR THE BESEF1T OF
POIGlCK CHURCH,
(Near Mount Vernon)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1859.
ON THE STEAMER T. V. ARR0WSMITII.
Committee-T. Il. Chapman, William r. Ward,
GeUrge f,rskine. DIR. N. h Neyitt.
Boat leaves Washington. 40 a. M. Alexandria,
a. M; White House, $50 a. m.. and GIymont at 10
u. IN.
Tickets, admitting one, 81; children under is yearas
S fahfK spse f g. 9GsGe IDS p Pennsyn
avenue, and Mt the boat. nuIl fts
National Republican., 1882-08-12

nELIGHTFUL LOCATION; MAGNIFICENT
~ view house facing south. west and east; on the
Terrace between Thomas Circle and Scott Statue;
rooms airy and delightful choice beard. 1855 M6ssa-
chusetis avenue. auil-.tE
DOARD-ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
ID nished, in q delightful place, with airy rooms,
grounds, and all modern conveniences. Apply at
First street and Now York avenue northwest, after
y. null-HH
SIf FIFTH STREET-PLEASANT ROOMS,
- l. K with board. au93t%
DOARDING = CLARENDON DINING AND
ID Lunch House, Dos l. street. opposite Masonic
Temple: recently opened; transiest and regular
board; first class. aus-lmE
TIME FREMONT HOUSE, WITH IT'S FINE
Il promenade balconies, cool airy rooms and
superior table. will he found most desirable place
month, ini1
National Republican., 1882-08-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


M ANIED-BH RESPECTABbE YOUNG
Wv girl, who has never lived ont before, q situa-
ton in store lady's mald Is fond OF children.
Address N. M. F.. Republican Office. aulO3tf
National Republican., 1882-08-12
FOR SALE-Farms.

NOR SALE OR RENT-DESIRABLE CoUN-
IL try home; 1--we acres plenty OF fruit; near horse
cara Inquire OF CSQoOD, G3i street northwest,
au 9atF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Treasurer nine assistant treasurers and one hundred
and thirty five National bank repositories.
The gross receipts the Government, amounting dur
ing the fiscal year. shown by warrants, 10
$52f i70074 IS, were deposited as follows:
In independent Treasury offices 6sO0 z!
In National bank repositories l4l7VOOtf Oh
The quarterly examinations OF Independent Treasury
Offices, required by law have been made, ana nose
Offices have, besides been subjected to special EXAMINE
tons by officers of this Department. So lar as known
there has been loss to the Government rom puDHc
officers engaged either the receipt, the satekeehR
or lsurseInent OF fnc public moneys have seen some
instances OF misleading with them but ~ yet without
ultimate public loss.
CUSTOMS
The from customs ;be last lacal was
800 l0,730 %, increase of 22.25l,054 % over
thai OF tho preceding year increase in the value OF
dntiabe imports Of 973,S57, 4SG. and in that Of free
goods Oi &s.OS7 400. There collected at the port OF
Ncw-York the sum Of Sl52,773,g02 80; az all otner
norris SOS 300 Cos o. The Of $i9.199, col
ected sugar meadO and Inolasses; f29,253 O16 on
wool and its manufactures S21,175,547 on IRON and
steel and manufactures thereof; S22633 1877 on man
ufacuros of silk; $40 227 1913 those o. cotton and
SG77Iis wines ana spirits III all from those art oes,
~ a., 2JS. ,0S
TIE table given shows the rate per cenrum Of the
OF 60 ectOn 1t ia .O254. and Is less ilan hat oil
any year since 1876.
Aggregate duu on imports aud tonnage. .ud receipts
anu rusra of clcc lon the fiscal years 1871 1878,
1870. 1880, 1881 anu 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Total ordinary eHpendi-
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pieces in value s22oO3s 10 were scent nickel coins ms
for which the deuand large during the year iho
rest Ui - was principally Of 1-cent pieces.
Beside H., coinage, T37 505,l2O worth 0t goid anu
So 1924 worth of silver made into bars. ..
Tp o. October l under the act IF May &c. 1ss2,
SG5SS 900 90 In nnc gold bars Ut for export wee
changed for gold at the New-iorf Assay once
thus saving the expense Of coinage. 80,
The csu circulation NJ the country ON July ], 81,
estimated statistics Of coinage and net Imports
or coin. 10 have been:
United states gold Ii ~ o. 80 80,
Tie increase on The 3Oh % Jane ast by coinage ana
i'm ports OF coin,
Uni I'd states gold coin SO -
UEtad states silver 4''''''V
Total.....-. -.-.--A 3'O
There was further by coinage and nporh QUO
ing the next quarter Sli 3 5,5jl In gold, ana T"""o
4 o iu silver
mnt- ana assay offices the Isl ~ October also
hrd FOR coinage SJl iIOI2O IN gOd bulOn ana t,3I5-
56j IN siycr b1ol, makng tic stock ~ DHlteh states
coin aud bullion available for coinage October l:
United SttSs gold coin 50 oSo
nifd ntIfc- bullion
L 1iisd states silver bullion .......... 3,34JJO3
Total s5785si70l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
THETREASURY DEPARTMENT.


THE FINANCES OF THE COUNTRY.
.~.,rx,rSr or THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
rxpoRr AND IMPORT OF BULLioN-THE CUSTOMS
.xp INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTs-GoLD GER
TIrIcAlEs.
The annual report of the Treasury Depart
ment for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1852,
WINS submitted to Congress yesterday by Sec
Rotary Foger. The report shows that
the total ordinary receipts amounted TO
S4O3. 525. $50 2s. and that the total expendi-
tures were $257,9s1. 439 81, leaving
snrnlus revenue of $145, $40 IL
applicable to the payment of debt. The total
receipts actual and estimated of the present
fiscal year are placed at $415, 100000; the
total expenditures, actual and estimated, az
1926. 900, 900. The Secretary renews MS
recommendation for the repeal OF 'the acV
recurring the issue of gold certiuca'es
and for law authorizing their early reure,
ment from circulation. The total exports OF
gold and silver bullion during the year
amounted to $49,417.479; the imports to
S42.473,3SO. The revenue from customs was
S22O.41O,73O 25, an increase of $22'2ol'-
O54 % over the preceding year. The receipts
under the Internal Revenue laws were Sl4o'-
523.273 ~. The Secretary favors careful re-
vision of the tariff in order that many articles
now paying duty may be placed upon the
free list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

For The quarter For chs renal In.
ended Septem. ing three quar-.
Der 80. 1882. tiers OF the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
Object.


For civil and miscellaneous
expenses. including public
buildings. lighthouses and
collecting the revenue. 80.
For lndlans.......... -...-...
20 VensiOns...--.-...-.-.-
For military establishment
including Notifications
river aud harDor improve
ments ana arSenals ........
For naval establishments. IN
Guiding vessels and ma
chinery. and improvements
AZ navy wards .-..........
For expenditures on account
OF She District OF Columbia
For interest on the public
0eDt sees. --......-... .--s.'
Total ordinary eHpendi'
tnF0a ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

and 3 per cent bonds were duly issued therefor
interest he surrendered bones adjusted to
August l. 1882, and the per bonds Issucd IN
change therefor carried interest from that date.
The exchanges resumed November !, since which
time there been received S2l,024.25O IN 81 per
cent continued bonds for which Ike amount Of per
cent bonds boen issued making total Issue TO DE
cember l, 1882. OF $3.50. 3S4, 700
The reduction in annual interest charge by reason
uf these exchanges Is 81 .401 ,913 rs.
The Department knows why II should not
continue afford every facility for these exchanges
long u per cent bonds remain outstanding and un
called.
The following table shows the changes in the interest
bea DEBT during wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

or the bonds above set down outstanding those en-
braced the loans of July and August 1851 aud March
3. 1863 amounting 10 81 1890 ale called. aud have
ceased 10 bytr interest making total OF bonds re
deemed during the year OF which have ceased bear
interest OF Sl4S,654100
Calls arc now out for continued bonds OF the per
funded loan amounting 10 800 OOO0. and tine
bonds will 10 bear interest during the months Ot
December, 1882, aud January and February, 1883.
The reduction in the annual interest charge by
OF these changes TO November 1882 is as follows
On bonds redeemed or Interest ceased 202 800 so
On bonds exchanged INTO per coEt bonds l@hbo52 90
Total 400 H6 %
&c ~ ...'' - 222 90
STANDARD SILVER DOLLARS AND SILVER CERTlFl-
GATES.
There had been coined, on November ], 1882, un
der tho act OF February "a, 1873, OF standard 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05
SGRres

The expenditures for the period, actual and esth
mated, are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-05

Total receipts actual ard estimated W o w
Total expenditures actual estimaed... 2ooOOoOoOoo
sl2Ot 10000 90
go, .,,o,r, a,o tho .nk NO fnnd 1890 a. 422 $50 %
Leaving balance of..........-..... s15'o'''o7' 20
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-21
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81. 1882.
THEOLOGY IN THE QUARTERS.

Now Pse of notion in my head dat when you
come to die,
An stan de Examination in de Cote House in
de sky,
You'll be 'stOnished at de, questions dat de
angels gwine to AK
When he gifts you on de witness STAN an pin
you to de fac's;
cause he'll ak you mighty closely bout your
dOin's in de nights,
An de water million questions gwine to bod
der you sight!
Den your eyes'll open wider dan dey ebber
done befO'.
When he chats you bout chicken scrape dat
happened long ago!
De angels on de picket line er long de Milky
Keeps watchin' what you're dribin' at an
hearin' what you say,
No matter what you want to do, no matter
whar yOu's gwine,
Dey's mighty APP to find it out an pass it long
del line;
An orn at de meetin', when you make fuss
Why, dey send dc news a-kitin' by de golden
telegraph;
Den de angel in de orfs, what's a settin' by de
gate,
Jes' reads de message wild a look, an claps it
on de slate!
Den you had better do your july well an keep
your conscience clear,
An keep lookin' straight ahead an watchin'
whar you steer;
cause arter while de time'n come to jour-
ney fun de lam,
An dey'll take you way up in de ar an put
you on de STAN;
Den you'll hab to listen to de clerk an answer
mighty straight
Ell you ebber spec to trabble froo de alaplaster
gate! ,-.
The Century.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-21
THE WRONG SENATOR,
The Mi,take OF an Office Seeker on a
Western Railroad Train.

The Mi,taIke OF an Office Seeker on u
Western Railroad Train.
From the Salt Lake Tribune.
On Sunday last, when Senator Jones
reached Ogden, the train had no sooner
stopped than Salt Lake man jumped on
and inquired for Senator Jones. The
darkey, who was something of wag,
pointed out a lOng-bearded individual
who was in the sleeper. and the man
rushed up and grasped him by the hand,
with:
swell, senator, old pard, how are youp"
The man thus addressed took in the
situation at glance, and determined to
make the most of it. He extended his
hand with cordial grip, and said.
"Take a seat, old boy. What can l do
for yOu%
don't s'pose you'll go back on the
man that mined with you on Rocky Bar,
will yep"
THAT'S hardly my style, is it?"
swell, no; but it's so long since we
met that didn't know but what you
might have sorter forgot the old boys"
Didn't you loan me horse once to
get out Of Arizona? And when the"
swell, did, and mighty good piece
VI HOISe lush lt was. L pdlu poOO lOI III
the week before"
did you think I'd forget thatp It's
lived in my memory ever SINCE" ~
"You say the red nag is still allve?'
81 can't say that, but, colonel, my
gratitude is still in healthy state, and
Pm right on top with the administra-
ton. Now what do you want?"
SIS the marshalship of Utah filled?"
"The Office isn't worth having, colonel.
was thinking that some sort of for
eign mission might better suit you. Say
plenipOtentiary to France; you speak ell
egant French, you knOw?"
81 can throw the whole language
down and walk on it."
do you believe that the MormOns
have vigueur de dessus lately?"
81 do; they're just covered with it,"
"But speaking of that lone un biQn
fait c'est jamais perdu."
THAT'S what do, jam 'em right to the
wall. E pluribus unum, as they say in
Paris"
Just then man on the seat behind
snickered a little, and the Office-seeker
turned round as the man who was talk
ing French rose up and remarked:
Tell me your name, and I'll intro
duce you to Senator Jones'"
The Office-seeker did not wait to re-
veal his name, but, gathered his hat up
hastily, left the car on the run, as the
porter called out:
'Massa, how'd ye make out wifi Jones?"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-21
He's a GOOd-hearted Fellow.

If there is anything in this world that
a drunkard prides himself upon, it is,
that he is a gOOd-hearted fellow. This
generous and sprightly fellow jingles
his few silver dollars in his pocket, as
he steps up to the bar, turns around and
addresses the lOafers usually cOngrega-
ted there: "Step up boys, whatll
you have?' AS those spongers are hang
ing around, and apparently making
their living upon such charitable invi-
tatiOns, all step up and drink OF course.
He slaps down his money with the ut
most freedom and Importance. He
takes his change and walks out, very
likely with match in his hand, and a
sc. cigar between his teeth. The bar
keeper or one of the gang speaks
"he's goOd-hearted fellow" and the rest
of the choir, latter wiping their lips
with their coatsleeves) all chime in, "yOu
bet he Isl; there's nothing small about
him. He'd divide his last cent with you
IL you were hard up for drink"
This is the usual verdict, but 1t is only
one side of the question.
In nine cases out of ten, IL you follow
this kind hearted soul to his home, you
will find that his wife and children are
denied many comforts that might have
been purchased with this money so fool
ishly spent. Ills little children on hear
ing footsteps of return to their dismal
home, stop their innocent play at once,
and instead of running with childish
glee, to meet and welcome him, as they
would, If he were temperance man, fly
to the cellar, or some other hiding place
to escape the cruelties of this repulsive
monster, or good hearted fellow, as he is