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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28
sAN FRANoIsoo. March 27.
OPEN BOARD-4.15 +. M.

Albion,2.l b, 2.45 o, 2.45 s; Eureka Con.
225s a; Jacket, LOS b, Ophir
2 IS q; g q c, 8 b; Justice, SOC b; Atlas, IL
b; New, ess b; Alta. 2.se b; Savage. 90 a;
Con Virginia, q a; Bodie, 5ssb; MONDAY,
Lao a, Ia a, lks; Benton, 45c a; Orc, 60c b,
IS b; Sy Indicate, $50 a; Best & bslcher, 57s
b; Overman, Csc b; Potosi, 95c, 81 q; Chol'
lar. i .O5 b. l.lOa; California. $50 b, SOC a;
Bullion, 45c b, soc b; Eureka, 22H s, 22hb b:
Union, 97s s, 97sa; Bodie Tunnel. IN bi
40 b, As a: Mt Diablo. Az s;
scorpion, 75c a., 700 b, zoe s; Andes, Csc b.
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WRlNKLED FACES.

1t is q painful siR ht TO see young
ladies in their teens with wrinkled
and prematurely old faces: never
theles, 1t 10 quite common, and to
any one who observes the tendency
of the times the reason is very ap-
parent. Owing to flaming adver.
elements and bogus certificates, In,
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Herald Steam Printing House.

rhs facilities Of the HERALD Steam
Qrintinx House for doing job work are not
anrpansed In California outside OF San
DsAnciaco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rnton.
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ssECIAL NOTICE.

Hersafser notices OF companies. socie-
ties. churches, etc., will only be inserted
the HERALp ~ paid advertisements,
We reserve, for Places of Worship. graf
10 directory. which will appear every
5unday morning.
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$5 REWARD D.-LCST.

Saturday, March 10Th. a lady's small
hand-bask K Ell, c containing deeds and other
papers of value to the loser. The above
rev ard will be paid for the return of the
same to the office of the HERALD.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A BARGAIN. 2l acres of best land,
within S miles of the Court House.
Small dwelling, stable. chicken house,
145 fruit trees, windmill and tank, "a
chickens, wagon, horse and harness.
Price $1,000. Address Box S49. mr2S.lw
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NEW TO-DAY.
Situation Wanted

BY competent woman as working
housekeeper. Address @. F., T. O., city.
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Proposals for Lighting the
Streets of the City of Los
Angeles.

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro.
posals will be received by the under
signed up to the meeting of the Council
OF the city of Los Angeles of April Sth,
A. ID. 1882, for lighting the streets OF said
lights to lighted 25 nights in each
month, and the city of1ices and Fire De-
partment houses TO be lighted without
cost to the city; the contract to be for six
months.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the Council of the city of
Los Angeles, at its meeting of March
25th, 1882.
Clerk of the Council of the City OF Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles, March 9th, A. d. 1882.
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PAINTING.
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Southern California Packine
Company will be held at the office OF the
Company at l0:S0 O'Clock A. M. on Mon.
day. April Sd. 1882.
Wh26td JIM. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Special to the HERALD by the western
Union Telegraph Company.
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FOR SALE.

The new and good furniture of dwell
ing house. Apply at No. IL Temple
street, mr2S-lm
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

MR.. ]. PUG, a native of Spain,
teaches the Spanish language with per-
fection in few months and at very
moderate prices. Those desiring to ac-
Quire said language should not lose this
opportunity.
Terms: For three lessons weekly, at
house of pupil, $4 per month, and So per
month for instruction at the house of
the Professor. The language will be
taught grammatically.
Lessons given to ladies at their resi-
dences outside the city on reasonable
terms.
JOSE PUG,
81 Also street, corner Alameda and
Los Angeles. m19f
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Lodging House for Sale.

A lodging house of ii rooms, all occu
pied. Apply at A MAIN ST.; opposite
Cosmopolitan Hotel. feS-f
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PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK GSstpORT.

SAN FRANCISCO rock AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARD.
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WANTS-,LOST--FOUND.
WANTED.
Nurse Girl Wanted,

For a child 20 months old; reference
required. Address j. h. D., San Gabriel
mar 22.lw
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Passengers Coming son,h.

rRESNO, Gals MaICu Zt.-x u6 Ioi-
lowing is the list of passengers fol
the south and east on the train
which passed this place at 5 p. NJ.
A P Larner, Sandwich Islands;
Mrs @ Lesher, G F Ilsey and
daughter, J SAPPHIRE and lady,
VIM Spruance, Il f Armstrong, A
Swartz, r B Waterman San Fran
cieco; Mrs S w Sawyer, B r Boyd,
Mr. and Mrs Richards and Miss
Richards, Oakland; Lieut. Haskell,
Mrs Staples, Tucson; l. Schlcss,
New York; Il L Williams and
wife, Salt Lake; G F Jewell, Bos.
ton; Mrs l. s Stevens, Salt Lake;
F @ Prescott and wife, Oakland
Mr. Weston and wife, Antioch; NJ
Lsary, Tombstone; J Scott, Bodie.
Powder Msn Expiosiou-E,evea
M-~ K,,ied nna " Numbsr la.
jured.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The
explosion across the bay this morn.
ing occurred In the granulating
house of the Vulcan Powder Conn.,
pany, where the manufacture of
black blasting powder wac In pro.
gress. A fire broke out in the
room, communicating almost in.
stantly to the powder, only small
quantity OF which was in the build
ing. A blast of flame, however,
rushed across the passage separat-
Ing the granulating from the dry
ing houses. In the latter about
three tons of powder was stored,
which at once exploded. The con-
cussion was not heavy, and the
windows of buildings 200 yards
distant were not broken. The dry
ing house was blown to pieces,
killing or wounding all the men at
work there. The following is a list
of the killed: George Stanfield, en-
gineer; II. g. Lamb, carpenter; L.
w. Starr, carpenter; Thos. Mills,
carpenter; Mr.. Stewart, general
assistant about the works, and six
Cinnamon. Wounded. Gottlieb
Koch. carpenter; w. B. Dale, fore.
man of the works; Peter Schafer,
carpenter; Mr.. Ferris, also q car
penter. The result of the injuries
of the wounded men Is doubtful.
The loss of property will probably
fall within S25, 900.
san Francisoo GRAIN Msket.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27th.-
Wheat dull; $1.60@l. 624 for No l.
Barley-Brewing $l.60@1 20, feed
$1.40@1.50. Oats, 81. .60@I.70. Corn,
ST. 59@1.6O Bran, 12@l23. Bags,
Calcutta, June, 9s, July, 8 80.
Coiomh,a rtysd of ths Treaty lS46
| PANAMA, March 17th.-A reso.
luton has been submitted to the
Colombia Congress calling upon
the Executive to give one years
notice to the United States OF the
intention of the government OF
Colombia to withdraw from the
stipulations and obligations of the
treaty of December IL, 1s46, be.
tween the two countries. 1t alsC
authorizes the Executive to enter
Into new treaties with the United
States and the Spanish-American
Republics of the Continent With
the view Of conciiating, If posi-.
BILE, all legitimate interests con.
cerned in the free transit of the
Isthmus of Panama, and mere par.
ticularly with regard to the inter.
oceanic canal enterprise. Article
35 OF the treaty 10 particularly con.
demned as vague and not easy of in.
depreciation and likely to bring
about discord between the con-
tracting parties. The resolution
is supposed to pave the way for 9
point guaranteeing neutrality be.
tween the Republics of the new
and the com mercial nations OF the
old world In behalf of the canal.
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Residence for Sale.
HORSES FOR SALE.

A well-matched pair of Work Horses.
five years old, sound and kind.
Also, q fine family horse, six years old; I;
lady IAN drive him; not afraid Of any
thing.
Enquire of DIR. COWPER. at Ferguson
& Roses livery stable. dl7
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muD-y s0O socks.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Silver
bars, 1l3&; money, s@6;. govern
ments unchanged; stocks, strong;
W.U., 9l3; Quicksilver, liz; Pacific,
43; Mariposa, 2; Wells Fargo, 129;
New York Central, 1881; Erie, 374
Panama. 100; Union Pacific, 1l3b;
bonds, Il44; Central Pacific, 9ls;
bonds, ll44; Sutro, /; Silver Mug
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Partner Wanted.

PARTNER WITH $1,000 WANTED in
the hotel business. A good investment
and paying business. Address s., this
Office. diff
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LOT FOR SALE.

On Hill street, below Eighth street. a
lot 80 feet front by l65 feet deep. Enquire
of T. A. Templeton, Herald office. j25tf
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Wanted.
FURNISHED ROOMS,

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Franklin streets. one
block from PostOdice. d3ltf
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NEW YORK, March 27th.--A
Washington special TO the Com
mereial Advertiser says: Men,
bers of the New Jersey delegation
cay that Secretary FreliDghuysen
is opposed to the approval Of the
Chinese bill and that he will ad-
wise the President 10 veto it. The
Chinese Minister and Secretary
Frelinghuysen have talked over
the provisions of the bill and 1t is
understood the former takes the
ground that some OF its provisions
are in direct violation of treaty
stipulations,
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san Frano,sos Grain mrkes.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 27th.-
Wheat dull; $1.60@1. 624 for No l.
Barley-Brewing $L60@170, feed
$1.40@1.50. Oats, 81. 60@l.70. Corn,
ST. 59@180 Bran, 12@l24. Bags,
Calcutta, June, 81, July, 8 80.
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No. SPLENDID INVESTMENT in
city property is offered; will net Is per
cent. Call ON G. WHITE,
je25.n6m Room 40, Temple Block.
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prIstion for this purpose inserted
in the annual River and Harbor
bill. Page is confident that the
committee will act upon the pro-
position favorably, and that an ad-
eauate appropriation to begin the
work will be provided by Cosgress
during the present session.
The Senate Public Lands Com
naittee to-day reported back Sen
ator Farley's bill to give the State
Of California lieu lands for the
school sections found to be included
in grants or otherwise occupied
and recommend it's passage with
some slight amendm ents.
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w ork HOrS eS.

FOUR WORK HORSES FOR SALE
at RICHARDS PLACE, near Azusa
Four Corners. nl9tf
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 27.-
Cronkhite, in the House, intro.
duced bill which gives Cook
county four representatives in
Congress and distributes the rest In
the state. Cook county now has
three representatives.
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PROHIBIT the manufactur, and sale of
intoxica ing drinks, and as a consequence
we will all be healthier, happier and veal
th'er. The poor laboring u,an. whom whis
key has ribbed of will power would be con,
pelled to 60 home after his days work is
finished, to his family. with his money, and
clothed ir his right mind. Is 1t not the
duty OF us who feel tho Importance of this
work, to do all in our power to put down
the traffic?
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CONNECTIONS.

A. With the South Carolina Railroad from
Charleston.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points North
win Charlotte, Columbia and Auvus,o Rail
'oaa from Charlotte and all points North ibersaf
sor D. VII; Wmn Ashsville and Spartanhn-e raiifo"d
''r poinis In Western North Carolina. .,., from
u ---@tsUarn and West
ID. With A. and I. Div, r. and d. r. r. from
Atlanta and eyond.
e. With A. and c. Div, R. and ID. r. R. from
oil points South and West.
+. With South Carolina Raili Dad for Char.
lesion.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Wilmington and the North.
with Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta Rail.
road for Charlotte and the North.
q. With Ash,ville and SpartanLuro Rail.
road from Hendersonville
II. with A. and G. Div, r. and D. r. r..
from Charlotte and beyond.
Standard Time used is Washington, D. c..
Which is ffteen minutes faster than Columbia.
I. VI. X. TALCOTT, General manager.
j. W. FRY. superintendent.
A. PoPE, General Passenger Agent.
April l6 IA ,f
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AND ONLY $500 Per YEAR

Considering the quantity and quality, as well
as the variety of interesting matter here fur
nished, we claim. that Godeys Lady's Book is the
Cheapest and best Monthly Magazine in this
country.
Your News Agent will supply q sample copy
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Remember that you are Offering n magazine that
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TAxGATHERERs- United States
employs fully 400,OOo men to collect rev
venue at 100000 places where liquors are
made and sold. The government calls these
men liquor dealers, but nevertheless they
are tax gatherers, and they gather from the
people of the United States more than 500
100000 every year. Seventy millions OF
this they pay into the United States treas
ury and keep the other $3.50, ,OOO, 900 as
their fees for Collecting it, -IrrepressiJle
Conflict.
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Home HORSE Recommendations,

Home HORSE REMEDIEs.-Dunba,
Hunt. Esq, Of Baltimore, is the owner of "a
ius place in lssaqueoa county, Miss, known
as the WILDERNESS Plantation" and at the
suggestion of G. Piston, Esq, who iu>
dorses them as highly valuable remedies,
nc gives to tho editor of tho Li0e Stock
Journd! the following receiptsN that have
been in use on his plantation for several
years, aud have proved to be, most etica>
cious in their results We com meud them
therefore, to the careful consideration of
those readers Of The SOUTHERN CULTIvA.
TOR who have the care and control IF
stock:
C"LIc-Carbolic acid, (pure,) teaspoon
fuI; hne nux vomica, one tablespoonful lime
water, one. half pint mix and dreuch. If
not relieved in half hour repeat
BorTs.- Make strong tea of garden tan.
zey, give one quart. II fuot relieved in half
hour repeat. Four or six hours after giving
the tea, give one pint Of castor oil.
FouNDER.-Take tablespoonful Of pull.
verlzed alum, pull the tongue out ofthe mouth
as far as possible aud throw the alum down
the throat let go the tongue and hold up
the head until h. swallows.
FooT EvIL.-Make a strong tea of the
common poison oak vine; wash the foot clean
and bathe we'll. 1t never fails
CHARBoN.-A heapiny tablespoonful of
equal parts of pulverized copcras and salt.
petre, given in scalded corn meal, at each
feed thrice daily. Rub tn, swollen parts
with turpentine, repeat daily, until the swell
ing goes away. Or, one egg beaten light,
half pint spirits turpentiue; half pint
good apple vinegar, shake we'll before using.
Rub the swollen part well and often. 1t
applied i'll first stages of chariot it is an
excellent remedy. This linimcnt is goud for
sprains, cuts or bruises, in man or beast.
Or, drenoh with half pound EPSON salts;
after drenching with salts, take a flannel
rag wrapped around cob or stick, aud rub
tho part swollen every ten or fifteen min.
utes with the following mixture: Fur
ounces of iodine, hartshorn and oil of spice,
adding IL ounces OF turpentine.
LISlMENr FOR RHEUMArIsM.-Half
ounce gum camphor half ounce saltpetre !;
half ounce spts. ammonia; half pint alcohol.
Good for man or beast Southern Cuhi
UdiOr.
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AN ExPLANATIoN.-lth has been urged
respecting tobacco's use, and in support of
fashionable poisons, that because mul,itudes
use them, and seem to escape unharmed.
therefore they can't be especially danger.
gerous-to all of which shall summon
science to make you this reply: That there
isn't an agent in the entire armory of .oxi-
oology, but the human system, by pradu,l
and long continued use may at length b.
Drought to tolerate it, One fourth grain of
strychnins, or one grain of morphe, will des.
troy human life, yet, by constant and long
continued use in small quantities, the blum.
ted susceptibilities Of the nerve centres are
gradually brought so to tolerate these and
like poisons, that eventually enough may
be safely taken at once by this morbid nature
to destroy fifty men whose normal suscep
tibi!ities have not been destroyed Again
1t is demonstrated in the observation nj
every Que, that the use of ,xious agents,
especially tobacco, 5egets morbid appe.
tlte which demands that continually more Of
It may and must be employed to produce
the same impression. Why? Because the
nerve centres are blunted; their normal
sen''bIiitics are impaired; they can not
readily respond to any impression. This
applies also to alcohol aud every other de.
pressing poison, and is the certian test by
which science declares whether an agent
isnutritious or noxious DR.. r. B. Spauk
ding.
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1t was his first letter home from board.
ing school, and it read as follows:
DEAR FATHER-I wiite YOU before I
write ma becoz l know you like to see una
mad. think | will get aloug with my
lessons first>rate. The garden here is full
OF chickens, which makes the waikiki bad
In history I've got as far as Alexander the
Great. He carried sword to cut knots
with. There is an apple orchard bali q
mile off, The tSassSr%pprts, -, T6e. minis.
ter'S son was licked this morning for going
fishing on Sunday. He caught lots of 6sh
and says he is going again next Sunday.
think | like the minister's bay good deal.
Send me some marbles as soon an YOU can.
alse jack knife and top. Two of, us
boys left piece of wet soap at the head of
the stairs just before .iaybrcak and by
the time the cook got to ,h0ccs sbottom she
was too sick to get breakfast We have
prayers reg'lnr every day, and thefteacher
reads out of the Bible, but | don't think
it's so bully as playing tag in bay loft.
From your affectionate sou, SAMUEL.
-Brook!yn Eagle.
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Know know and uld name many
of the hardest working men, who for years
have not tasted drink, and who declare them.
selves far better without than with it,
glass blowers, forecmcn, and others who
werk in front of the hottest furnaces. presses,
in lighthouses, farmers, working out of
doors, in summers heat Sand winters frost
printers, working at the press,-joiners
bricklayercrs, masons, &c. 1 know COACH
men exposed to all weathers, one of whom
drove the night mail over the hills of Scot
lind. know medical men, in large prac
tice drivinu .hn-. ~ --.'1'orrrs or re-
iigion and lecturers, among the most ANNA.
ted and laborlous in the c,untry, in the
habit ofspeaking at great length in crowded
meetings, and often out Of doors know
missionaries, laborng in tropical countries
know merchants, tradesmen, cleaks ETC., of
the greatest activity l know literary men
and editors of very sedentury habits know
members Of parliament and ministers of.state
among the most constant IN their atte n lance
on the trying. duties parliament or of Office;
know old men, Of near tourscore, children
and young persons Of all ages, nursing
mothers. servants, in short, persons of almost
every class that can be mentioned Il know
persons under all these varied circumstan.
ces, who act on the system of total abs,i.
nence, enjoying health and vigor and be-
lieving that the" are better without intoxi.
eating liquor than they would be with it
Sir. Ed,oard Bains.
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IHE advice of Punch to person about
to get married." Don't - may well be
applied TO those who are about forming evil
habits. 10 all such We would say. Don t."
Young man with the gass of wine, ..D,u't!"
Boy, holding in his month the first cigar.
"Don't!" Check the first oath-the frs;
falsehood, you will soon have complete vic
tory Gain the triumph now aud you will
never have his battle to fight again 1t is
the first struggle that c,sts Beaten at the
very commencement, you will have hard
work to regain the lost ground. Poor captive
OF some evil habit, max, a b ID strike for
liberty. God will heip you. You can, you
must be fie,.-.Sa.
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WEBSTER defines habit as the inyountorv
tendency TO perform certain actions which l..
acquired by their frequent rep,tition" This
men and women acquire the opium habit
the habit OF using tobacco, and the habit Of
drinking intoxicants. These h .bits are not
formed In day or week, but slowly AMI
firmly the fatal chains are forged. The
letters Of habit are very hard to break -
The will power becomes p,rayzsd. Men
OF great brain power seen to b. ls helpless
as others. Witness Alex,ud the Great
Edgar a. Poe, Burns. Byron and Sheri-
dan.
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One of New York's most famous physi
ccans, DIR. Willard Parker. makes the astonn.
ding statement that one third of the deaths
10 New York City are the result. directly or
indirectly, Of the use of alcohol and that
IN the last thirty.eight years 100000 per
sopS have died of it's use iu the city.
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UNION OUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

L NJ Union Conrt House for the purchase and
Sale Of all kinds Of Rem, Estate In Union Conn
~. and offer their services 10 parties anvine
Lands, Town Lois. or any other kind Of Real
Es'aie for Sale. or who may W sh To purchase
snch properly in Union County.
Our terms will he reasonable. and persons
'iacing their property IN our hands Tor sale will
he charged nothing unless sale is made
Every effort will be use |, by advertising and
nersonal correspondence, 10 make sales.
Titles examined anil Deeds properly drawn
OFrios In Jeter's building on Main Street.
r.. M. STOKES,
6. s. STOKES.
Jan II 4,
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a AQUESTIoN.-Whoa are the drum kards
OF to- day In most cases they are the men
who were respectable aud sober half u dozen
years ago.