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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-04-28
Intcmpcrancc and Crime.

A little study of the statistics of crime
in this country leads one to the conclusion
that intcmpcranco and crime stand in the
direct relation of cause and effect. In il
lustration of this iact we quote the follow
ing figures, as collected by Ex-Governor
st. John from the wardens of the various
pcnitentiarios named THE Iowa pcni-
tentiary reports that sixty per cent of the
criminals in that prison attribute their in
carceration TO liquor; the Rhode Island
prison reports sixty per cent due to liquor F;
Georgia, ninety per cent; Auburn, New
York, sixty-ayo per cent; Joliet, Illinois,
thirty-three per cent directly, thirty-seven
per cent indirectly; Oregon, cighty-scvcn
and n h alf per cent Connecticut, seventy
five per cont Colorado fifty-fve per cent I;
Minnesota, sixty-six per cent; Montana,
eighty per cent; New Hampshire, prison
and almshousc, sevcnty-iive per cent Of
crime, and eighty-scvcn and a half per cent
of paupcrism; California, ninety per cent !;
Louisiana, ninety per cent Texas, sixty
two per cent? Vermont. seventy per
cent; Northern Indiana, scveuty-fiyc per
cent" Here is an average of sevcnty-one
per cent of the ielons in these seventeen
state prisons who were sent there by liquor.
II 30 great proportion Of the greater
criminals were made 80 by this means is IL
not reasonable TO suppose that an equal
proportion of the lesser crimes are commit
ted under the same infiuenceY And should
not every good citizen be active in opposing
this prolific cnuse Of crime?
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
EDITED BY REV. L. J. rEMrL1N.
Temperance and Politics.

The liquor men of the country seem to
have horror of temperance in politics. J"
In their opinion this is great moral ques-
ton, and should not be degraded by being
mixed up with politics. This is all well
enough for them, when speaking for the
Temperance people of the country; but
when they come to speak for the traffic, it
seems to be bay horse of another color.
In May, 1881, the Anti-Prohibition League
of Indiana was organized upon the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolred, That as liberty-loving citizens
we unite, without reference to party differ
ences, TO battle against the oppression Of
prohibition systems and laws.
Resolred, That as citizens and electors of
this state we pledge ourselves to support
no candidate in the coming state and legis-
denim and oppose the tyrannical system, the
proposed prohfbitory constitutional amend
ment, and other prohibitory legislation.
Resolred, That in the coming elections we
pledge our influence and support to that
party organization which represents our
principles and views upon this question.
At a meeting of this organization in Au-
gust 1882, after referring to the action ta-
ken by the conventions of the two leading
parties Of the state, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Resolced, That at the election in Novem-
Der we support the democratic party.
At the organization of the Indiana Lii
auor Dealers Association, after whereasing
in regard to the startling proportions of the
prohibition movement, and the danger to
the liquor traffic, that body
Resoired, That at the election in NoveIn-
Der next we shall support the democratic
party.
Resolved That we invite all iberty-lov-
ing people Of the state of Indiana to join
US in our efforts to defeat the enemies of
liberty.
The Illinois Liquor Dealers and Manu-
facturers' Protective Association, at Bloom
ington passed the following, among other
resolutions:
Resoired That the district executive COM
mittee be instructed to make vigorous
fight against all such Candidates for the
general assembly, no matter to what politi-
cal party they may belong, who cannot be
relied upon to vote in favor of personal
liberty and the equal protection of the
liquor traffic with all the other legitimate
business interests.
Such are samples of the utteranecs of
the liquor men of the country. And while
they are sending these and similar utte--
ances forth to influence votes, they are ad-
vising Temperance men to keep this sub
ject out of politics And they have lot
of hungry, thirsty hangers-on all over the
country who take up the cry, and, like a
pack OF starving cayotes, yelp it over the
land. But IL is useless; temperance is al
ready in politics, and it will stay there and
be fought out on that line until this blight
ing, blasting, dainning traffic is buried 50
deeply beneath the righteous Indignation
of an Injured public that no power In earth
or hell can call IL again into existence.
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LEGAL NOTICES.



DY VIRTUE of an execution to me direct
Id ed from the district court of the Sixth
Judicial district OF Colorado. In and fot the
county of Custer. on the 18th day Of March.
A. ID. lsss. against the goods and chsttels.
lands and tenements, OF ST. JOSEPH AND
SILVER CLIFF MINING COMPANY, and
to me directed, which writ is In favor of H. J.
Siep, for Fourteen Thousand Seven Hundred
and Seventy-nvc Dollars and Forty-five Cents
tsls,1T5S5) principal, and One Dollar and
Eighty Cents fsl.snl costs, have levied upon
tho following described property, to-wit: All
the right title and Interest of the st. Joseph
and Silver Cliff Mining Company in and to
the Gem Lode Mining claim, situated In Fre-
mont county, state of Colorado, beginning at
the NV corner OF the ne u sec 81 tip %. q. r.
~ W thence 8 deg Is min. W. so feet, to NV
corner; thence 8 Is dcrs. IL min.w, $50 feet. TO
W center side line stake; thence II degs
IS min. W, $50 feet. 70 sw corner: thence $ 76
degs so min. c. go feet, TO Sc corner: thence
II degs- SS min. e, 10 feet, TO center side
line stake: thence n Is degs U min. q, $50 feet
to ne corner thence s6 dcgs. 80 min. W,
800 feet. TO n W corner. TO place OF beginning;
situated In ne sec. IS, tp. -. s. T. 7Sw vatia-
tion, Is dccs.. 30 min. 9; also all the ore in
the ore house and on the dump on the above
described property. which will sell TO The
highest bidder for cash on MONDAY, the
the hours Of 10 o'clock n m, and O'Clock. u.
in the Town OF Canon City, in said Fremont
s eTdsr ns to satisfy MD eIssSfsn and
Sheriff, Fremont County.
First publication April I, ISIS. Last publ
Cafl lnrn
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BY Universal Accord,

AYERS CATHARTIc Pills are the best
Of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product OF long. laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized M
tions, proves them the best and moas
effectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated. they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
effectual, they are especially adapted
to the needs OF the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, If timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu.
tions, where a mild but ehectual
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists.
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Wishing TO get a living without work
ing hard, have leased commodious rooms
in Mr.. Lovcmoneyis block, corner of Ruin
street and Perdi;ion lane next door 10 the
undertakcr's), where i shall manufacture
drunkards, paupcrs and lunatics, beggars,
criminals and deadbeats, for sober, indus
trious men to support Backed up by law,
shall add to the number Of fatal accidents,
painful diseases, disgraceful quarrels, riots
and cold-blooded murders My liquors are
warranted 10 rob some of life, many of res-
son, more of property, and all of true peace;
to make fathers ficnds, wives widows, and
offspring orphans. I shall cause mothers
to forget their infants children to grow up
in ignorance; young womon to lose their
priceless purity; and smart young men to
become loafers, swearcrs, gamblers, skeptics
and lewd fellows of the baser sort. Lady
customers arc supplied with beer as good
as the best home-brcwed,' that will not
intoxicatc them, but only make them stu
pid. slack, lazy, coarse and quarrelsome.
Sunday customers will please enter at the
back door. Boys and girls are the raw ma
terial of which make drunlaris, etc. Pa
rents may help me in this work, by always
sending their children for the home
brewcd ~ article. At two hours notice /
am able 10 put husbands in condition to
reel home, break the furniture, beat their
wives, and kick their children out of doors.
l shall also fit mechanics to spoil their
work, be discharged, and become tramps.
If one Of my regular customers should de-
eide TO reform, will, for a few pennies,
with pleasure induce him to take just one
glass more or, by offering free drinks
tempt him 10 start again on the road to
hell. The money he would spend in bread
and other things for his family, will buy
luxurios for mine. And then, when his
money is gone, will persuade him TO run
in debt, for can collect my bill by attach
ing his wages, Orders promptly filled for
fever, scrofula, consumption, or debrium
tremens In short, / Will do my best to
help to bring upon my regular customers
debt, disgrace, disease, despair, and death,
in this world, and in the next the pangs of
the second death. The above may also be
obtained of my high-toncd agent, Mr.. Frank
Deccivcr, druggist, corner of Main street
and Shoddy avenue who keeps n full line
of opium, pure liquors. and all the popular
cordials, tonics and bitters, for medicinal
purposes only. Having closed my ears to
Gods warning voice-iIebrews IEf2-l5
Psalms Ix:16-17; Romans n:9-having
made league with hell, and sold myself
TO work iniquity, and having paid for my
license, j have right to bring all the above
evils upon my friends and neighbors for
the sake of gain. Some have suggested
that / display outside my door assorted
specimens of my art but that would
blockade the street. Excellent samples of
my manufactured wrecks may be seen in-
side at almost any time, or Mt the station
house every morning, in the poorhouse, asy-
lums and prisons every day, and very fire.
qucntly OH the gallows.
JUDAS CLARET,
$40 Ruin Street, Rum River.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the formula OF
q simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thorough
ly tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels it his duty to
make it known to his fellows. The recipe,
with full particulars, directions for prepar-
alton and use, and all necessary advice and
instructions for successful treatment at
your own home, will be sent you by return
mail, free of charge, by addressing with
stamp or stamped sslf-addressed envelope.
DIR. j. c. RAYMOND,
164 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
f6FMention this paper 8
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

You, and Each OF You.
You are hereby notified that have expend-
ed one Hundred Dollars in labor and i'm
provemonts upon tho "Walla walia' lode,sit-
OF Fremont, State OF Colorado. of which tho
original location certificate Is found on rec
ord In Book II, Page Ill, and OF which the
amended location certificate Is found in Book
IL, page 1ys. in the Office of the Recorder Of
said Fremont county, in order to hold said
claim under the provisions OF section 2sst OF
the revised statutes Of the United States.
concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, being the amount required to hold
said lode FOR the period ending December
81, 1882,
by publication, you fail or refuse to contrib.
butte your proportion OF such expenditure ns
co-owncr, your interest In tho claim will
become the property OF the subscriber by the
terms OF said section. EDWIN LoBACH.
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Three of the greatest remedies on earth.
DR.. CATS Mountain Sage Bitters cures
rheumatism, biliousness, dyspepsia, liver
and kidney complaints
DIR. Cats Compound Syrup of Mountain
Sage will positively stop the worst cough
in from five to ten doses
DIR. CATS Renewal of Life is a powerful
liniment, and will stop the most eSoruciat-
ing p1in in twenty minutes. Beecher & Co.,
wholesale agents Canon Colorado.
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LAND OFFICE AT puHBlo, Co1oRADo,l
April IL, 1883.
NOT1CE IL hereby given that tho follow.
IN named settler has nlod notice OF his In
tention to make ftpNi proof In support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk OF tho District Court for FIRE.
mont county. Colorado, Mt Canon city, Colo
rndo, on May IS, lSsi. viz: MINOR s. COLE
NAN, ID. $. No. COIL, for the AZ sc,3 se,{ sw,<,
sec. II, and nc'4 nw,l, sec. 30, Up. ~ n, Range
i2 T., New Mexico meridian He names the
following Witnesses to prove his coutin uous
residence upon. and cultivation OF. said land.
via. J. r. Bergman. = G brown and y. NJ.
puckett, OF Texas trcek. Colorado; and Geo,
Wrxtlakc, OF Canon City, Colorado.
MARK L, BLUNT.
slcts2 Register
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County and Road Warrants Called In.

NOTICE Is hereby given that all outstand-
IN ing registered county warrants OF FIRE.
mont county, Colorado, from No. 3sIS to No.
6iaT, both inclusive, with all accrued inter
est thereon, the principal md interest aggre-
eating Thirteen Thousand dollars;
Also. all outstanding road warrants OF said
county from No. 81 TO No. as, both inclusive.
with all accrued interest thereon, the princi-
pal and interest aggregating Forty-Nine
Hundred dollars:
Will be paid upon presentation thereof at
the ofiice OF the county treasurer OF said Ere
mont county, at the courthouse In Canon
City, NJ any time during business hours,
from tho date OF this notice TO and including
the First day of May. A. ID. lSSs
And all such warrants not so presented for
payment will cease to draw interest from and
amer said First day of May. 1ssa
j. II. HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
Canon City, Colorado, March 70, isSs. sistis
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Dyspepsia, with its long train of evi
which makes life burdensone alike TO tht
sufferer and all around him, can be speedi
ly cured by taking Leis' Dandelion Tonic
regularly. Thousand thus afflicted once
now bear cheerful testimony as TO its merits
For sale by Beecher & Co., Canon City
Colorado. ms
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If you have any symptoms Of malarial
poisoning, take a few doses of Dandelion
Tonic and you will be surprised and delight
ed at the result. For sale by Beecher Co.,
Canon City, Colorado. ms
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Soda may he white MS snow, and yet be
adultcrutcd; or II may he OFF color and
perfectly pure. Recent Improvements place
DeI.and's soda ahead of all others, In that
while the whitcst, II Is of the purcss quail
ity possible 10 nttain.
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Cheapest Fashicn Magazine in the world,
100 large pages, four pages new music,
1000 cngravings each issnc. Fifty cents
per year; single copies fifteen cents.
Strawbridgc 4 Clothicr, Eighth and Market
streets, Philadelphia
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Has Just passed over us, and those who
suffered from its effects have entirely recov.
cred by using DIR. Cats Mountain Sage
Bitters- They got it of Beecher & Co.
wholesale agents, Cafion, Colorado.
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The work Of surveying the Ute rcserva-
tion will begin as soon ms the season opens
no that work can be prosecuted without In
tcrruption,
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ASTHMA and
HAY fever
9 RAJ "

DR. z C VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TRKArHExA .
guaranteed for Eyserfa pizziness. Commissions,
Fts Nervous Neuralgia, Headache. Nervous Prostra-
tnn "a sed hy the use alcohol tobacco, WakefI
ness Depression softenng of the Brain result
ing in Insanity and leading misery decay and death,
Old Age Barrenness Los: OF Power in either
OF bran self abuse induleence
box will recent cases Each box contains enc
rnonfhrs trrrtrrept box, six boxes nve
collars; nal prepaid receipt Of price
anfee sly boxes to cure with each or.er
boIes. accompanied with i've dollars we
will send purchaser written guarantee to refund
money IL treatment does not effect cure Guaranees
issued only ASoIuM & Co.. Druggists, Denver
Col. Orders by mail at regular prices
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Illustrated book of Cage Birds mailed
for thrcc-ccnt stamp. Bird Food Com
pany, 237 South Eighth street, Philadcl-
phil
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Dr. Gatf s celebrated Mountain Sage rem.
edics for sale by all druggists.
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DIR. Gaff's celebrated Mountain Sage rem
edies for sale by all druggists.
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A Fearful Storm

DR.. Gaff rs celebrated Mountain Sage rem
edies for sale by all druggists
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.yMs uGsr 70 osseARGsr."
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Enthusiasm to Order.

st. Petersburg Letter in New York Times
The fact is that very few of the good peo-
pie of Moscow have been allowed to see the
Gar much less to welcome him with de-
voted blessings and enthusiastic acclamation.
The whole thing was prepared beforehand.
All marshals Of nobility from the neighbor-
ing governments of Moscow brought along
200 picked peasants to the capital from each
of their districts; thus a guard of $4,000 peas
ants was collected on the spot, every one of
whom was supplied with brown ticket of
admission and given special orders, which
he had to obey. Such outside persons who
came to Moscow a week or so before the
coronation had plenty of time to observe
how large detachments of idle peasants were
lead here and there by the police officers,
who instructed them as to their duty. When
the Emperor entered Moscow and occupied
his apartments in the palace behind the in
closure of the Kremlin walls, this picked
guard of peasants lined all the streets and
gathered in large crowds at the gates of the
Kremlin; as one OF the generals, passing by,
told the crowd outside that they might pass
into the inclosure, none of them moved, but
as soon as NJ. Kozlof, the chief of the police,
arrived and cried to them, Come along,
boys" they rushed forward as one man, filled
the kremlin in no time, and cheered the Gar
for hours together. Each one of such hired
peasants received three rubles per day which
is quite large sum in a country where
peasant, working hard, cannot earn more
than half a ruble per day My informants
assure me, however, that all this comedy OF
the getting up of a guard of peasants was ar
ranged by the Cars ministers, at the instiga-
ton of the all-powerful Katkof, editor of the
Moscow Gazette, who was rewarded, on his
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He Offers to Apologize if the Irish Mem
kbers WIN Disavow Connection with
Disloyal Societies.
T reparations for the Burial of the
Smothered Children.
The Czar's Coronation Not So R0sy--Fifteen
Spanish Murderers Sentenced--Mis-
cellaneous Cable News.
MIR. BRIGHT's LANGUAGE.
Ee Offers to Apologize, on Certain CondI-
tions, to the Irish Members.

LONDON, June 1S.-Sir Stafford Northcote,
the Conservative leader, this afternoon, in
the Commons called attention to John
Bfights speech at Birmingham, on last
Thursday. He declared that Mr.. Brights
statement that Conservatives were in alliance
with the Irish rebels in thwarting the house
from doing work was unfounded, and
moved that the utterances of Mr. Bright be
declared breach of privilege.
Mr.. Bright, who was much cheered on ris-
ing to respond, said he had right to speak
With great freedom to his constituency.
Tie term alliance" he said, was capable
of a meaning he did not intend,
bat it was the one that first occurred to him.
Perhaps he ought to have been more careful
but affirmed that there was combined action
between the Conservative and Irish mem-
bers, in both debate and division, to worry
and destroy the ministry. He was panied to
sea the manner in which some members of
the House clamored at the Premier. Such
conduct was a modern innovation. Mr..
Bright commented on the existence of soci-
eties in America which were disloyal to the
British crown, and which were sending
funds to similar disloyal societies in Great
Britain. Ii, he said, the Irish members of
Parliament were to disavow connection with
the disloyal societies of America and declare
their loyalty to the crown he would with
draw the word rebel and apologize for having
used it.
Thomas Power O'Connor, member for Gal
way, also addressed the House. In the course
of his speech he alluded to Mr. Bright's
vain old age" which remark elected loud
protests from many members.
Mr.. Gladstone followed 0'Connor He de-
clared that the portion objected to of Mr.
Brights speech at Birmingham was not a
breach OF privilege. He (Gladstone) was
sorry for the remarks that had just been
made by OConnor concerning Mr.
Br.ght's declining years, and regretted the
course taken by some members in regard to
the Birmingham affair AS a matter of
fact, he thought Mr.. Brghts explanation
entirely satisfactory.
Northcote's motion that the utterances of
Mr.. Bright be declared breach of privilege
was rejected-l5l nays to III yeas. The di-
vision was almost entirely a party one in
character The Parnellites voted with the
Conservatives in favor of the motion.
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THE HOSTILE APACHES.
They Threaten More Trouble Unless Well
Treated at the Reservation.

WILCOX, A T., July 18.-It is understood
that the Indian agent at San Carlos will not
receive the captured hostiles, and serious re-
suits may be anticipated The hostiles now
awaiting surrender near the Mexican line
will not do so unless first assured of good
treatment at the reservation. Runners have
already deserted to return to the line with
this intelligence. There are from $50 to 175
able-bodied warriors yet to surrender. 1t is
feared there will be a repetition of the 18th
of April, 1882 when the hostile Apaches came
into the reservationland took forcibly out Loco
and his followers. The reservation Indians
fear the Chiricahuas, and would make very
weak resistance. The Indians fear Crook. If
his Judgment prevails all will be we'll;
otherwise trouble is still ahead. The Indians
still out are well armed, with plenty of am.
munition.