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The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
THE CECIL WEIG, ELKTON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY o 1884.
HORSES FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being engaged in tie
4 business OF Buying and Selling ~
Horse. always he tonnd with
number OF good Horses on hand. which
he will sell 1T attractive prices. -NCseD
CAL on ur address. Il. L. G.. CROl Oh.
Feb ~, iSs:i--tf Eikton, Md
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
FOR RENT.
okb obHUb
April 22-ti

Il hy McssrS. WARD y DAVIS, On Main <.tssSr
street FlktOm. Possession given H'ior Fe1H&I
9TH o March next. This is very desire 55sssEn4
able location "r huS ness. Apply 20 EA
HARRY {. IIIRN
EIEtnu Nd
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
TWO REMARKABLE NEEDLES.

The International Exhibition Of Need
lework, which is to be held at Sydenham
in July, 1884, will include, among other
curiosties, two things which will not be
the least of the attractions Of the exhibi-
tion. One is the famous needle presented
to the Emperor of Germany last year
under circumstances worth recalling.
The Emperor was visiting the great
needle manufactory at Kreuzpach, and
was desirons of seeing for himself the
relative power of machinery compared
with skilled hand labor. A bundle of
superfine needles was placed before him,
1000 of which weighed less than half an
ounce, and he expressed his astonishment
that eyes could be bored in such inmate
objects.
Thereupon the foreman of the boring
department asked His Majesty to give
him hair from his beard, and receiving
it, he bored an eye in it, threaded it, and
handed back to the astonshed Emperor
this improvised and most peculiar needle
The other curious needle was manu- fac
tured at RedGitch, and presented to the
Queen. 1t is a sort of miniature Traian
column. All around it are represented
scenes from the Queens life, executed SO
minutely that magnifyi2s glass is re-
quired to distinguish them. This needle
can be opena ed and within il are a uur,
Der of very fine needles, on which also
scenes have been engraved. -Lohdon
T;uee
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
ORPHANS CHGEtT.

yTNIIE Stated Meeting OF 1hc Orphans
4 Court OF Cecil county will lee hcit ON the
SECOND TT ESBAI in c-nfy month. Exceed
tors Administrators and Guardians. wanting
their accounts stated. will please bring in the
vouchers 'eI. days hc.u Cont.
H. y. MILLER,
! tan Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
luck for wich we cant be sufficiently
thankful

luck for wich we cant be sufficiently
thankful.
80 fur eZ money goes. We are now ez
well fixed Ell any Reform and Anti-Mo-
nopoly Party Good wish. The whisky
and beer shops must stand whatever
levy We rh"ose to put onto EN- to per-
te&ct en- from the Republicans, and now
the Standard Oil comes in to assist with
its unlimited meenS. FL We don't hev
ali the money we want, it is hec"z we
don chouse tn ask for il.
We hev NOW eertin iucher. The
BmocllSy is Tie party NV the people.
the opponent NV monopoly and the adj
vok!t Nv reform. Ez reformers we hev
Our forces drawd up in solid phalanx.
We kin curiht noses and be sure NV cur
stanGin. We hev the beer intrest, the
whisky iutrest, and the STANDARD Oil
Company. We hev every bser shop, and
every whisky shop solid, ana the mass
NV votes they cnntrole. Addid to this
is the money Nv the Standard Oil Com
pany, aud also that wich the Brewers,
Distillers and 'Sloon Keepers must con-
trihbit, and wat more kin we ask
With this army NV voters, and this
magnificent commissary department. we
shell inscribe "Reformr' and "Anti
Monopoly.' onto our banners. and go
foith conkerin and to conker.
With all these forces combined we
can t fail to elect the next President,
turn out the Republican corruptionists,
and inoggerate rane Nv troo reform,
with me in the post offs at the Corners,
and Bascom paid reglerly foI my sup
plies. Ef the likker intrest. with its
hand on the throte and stamick NV half
the men in Ameriky, and the Standard
Oil Company with certinity on every
, lamp. can't do this | am mistaken. For
the fuft time in my life see lite ahed.
1t is kerosene lite, it is troo but it
burns brilyantiy,
woodent give dollar, ef he'd to &C
Il great way to borrow it, to be isnhoored
the post offs at the Corners after the
4th Nv next March,
/ PETROLEUM Y. NASAY, 6. Q G.
(Wich is. Standard Oil Company
-Iolcdo Blddc.
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
Ter laET.

nWELLING HOUSE now occupied
~ by Mrs. lane Tayor. adluiniu" the store
and opposite the rvurt house. Min StrIct. Elk ton
Nd. Apply to
Ian ig-tt THOMAS BREMEN.
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
FOR SALE VERY LOW.

A SECONDHAND BIBB FIRE
"A PLACE STOVE. 1t is in ar order. and
with little repair can he made an excellent
Stove IT i tirst class Heater. and will he sold
a bargain. Address y. Y. H..
dccs-tS WING office
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09

features of his only child, remorse and
anguish filed his soul. and his heart
went out in tender yearnings toward the
little granddaush liter whose dying mother
would 50 gladly have given into his care
Scarcely waiting for day break he demand
ed his carriage to the door, and entering
it determined to go for the child; at every
mile he urged the driver on to greater
speed. lest she should disappear. Fear
ing. hoaever, that her father might re-
fuse To give up the child, he had called
on his way into the city requesting Mrs.
Flags, who had attended his daughter
in her dying moments, to accompany EIm
iu the interview. But the shillles Bran
don, already about to move into lOGCr
quarters, was only two glad to free HIM
self from all family responsibilities, and
the wondering child was borne away to
become the light of the heart and home
that mad once been her mother s.-Io!tdO
! ,iIJ5s
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
Personal! To Men Only f,

The NoLrAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Mich,
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED EIEC-
Tiio-\ \oLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC Ar
PLAN Is on trial for thirty days, 10 men
(young or old) who are atfl icted with Ner
vous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above ~ b
No risk is incurred. as thirty days trial is
allowed
The Cecil Whig., 1884-02-09
The INCEST PILLS OH EARTH
AXE
Dr., Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills,

'TIIEY never grippe, sickcn or weaken
4 in thri- operation, and hence they are the
hest Pills ever offered. especially or aged people
They are a splendid l.iver cure and elegant pur
gative medicine. II ry operate pleasant! and
mildly. but thoroughly and afectuiIly. They cure
Constipation or CoStiveness. Piles. Sick Head
ache BlliouSncSs. Weak Bowels. dizziness. Yer
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aches over the System: they make better appetite
and in Rhedma;is:i. Neuralgia and Headache. in
connection with our celebrated PAIN SEARCH
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We have over :.UuU references OF these Pills
Elegantly su2ar-coated. - cents box. OF h"e
boxes for 81 Sent by mail.
Principal pe,ot-FouTtl aui King streets VII,
mngton. Del. Philadelphia Dcrot-602 Arch st
So, by dealers nd at country stores. Ian Is
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Mnrk Twain,s EriendIs.

Mark Twain assembled the platform in 8uf-
ialo, and standing before a crowded audience
said "Let me introduce man whom YOU
regard-whom regard as the greatest living
modern writer of ancient fiction; man in
whom all genius, all honor, all integrity all
virtue-and all Vices-conIbine 10 make the
perfect man. | forgot, his name is George
w. Cable Mr. Cable read a selection from
"Dr. SEWER" and then proceeded to intro
duce Mark Twain, who referred 10 his former
residence in Buffalo, as follows ''Nlany
changes have taken place since was citi-
zen of Buffalo. ] miss-and we all miss
many friends. Some have gone 10 the tomb
some 10 the glllows-and some TO the
White House. Let us so live that in the un-
certainty which attends this life we may be
prepared for all three of these fates."
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nApy.s CHRISTMAS.

Merry Christmas, baby dvnr y
fake my dist,nt greeting,
witch nthwart tho snowlit ait
Lovingly the south winds bear,
OF aud oft rcpcnting-
Merry thristmas, baby dear y
Long ago n little child,
With heart all glowing
FROM wondrous love Tor thee
In Bethlehem TINT fair city
oh, mystery past knowing =
This dny was born Of Mary mild
Mary was n maiden pure
Purc beyond comparing
so Within her spotless breast
God ~,inc down from heaven TO rest,
Puin and sorrow daring
Ready all things TO endure.
Winters winds arc blowing drrnf.
No man gives him greeting
TIN the angel song, down rolled,
Thrill. the shepherds by the fold,
O'er their tiocks watch Keeping
Lo' they knccl IN JOY aud fear
That child opened heaven to thee,
Baby dear defeating
All thy foes with merry heart
Keep the ruasi Nor e'er depart,
As the years pass nccting,
From thy chidhood'. sinlcss glee.
Bear child hear, free from fear,
Heed those words caressing
Little once, come unto me.
Heaven IL for such as We"
May the God .chlld's blessing
Ever keep thee, baby dear
From hd Boston Trdnscrip
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IN A MOB'S HANDS.
rRSrEnSE, D1HorI, HELD UNDER "a
RTT6y or TEBROR.


The armed mob of lOp men, which on
Saturday attacked aud robbed the court
house ut Traverse, Dakota, and carried away
the safc to Wilmot, has not yet run ttS law-
defying course. Before making the attack
n strong guard. armed with Winchester rifles,
was stationed ut the end of every street and
no one was permitted To enter or leave the
town. An immense amount oi property was
DESTROYED. Not satisfied with the large safe
the mob attacked aud carried OF all the pr.
vato property they could hud. But few oi
tho people of Traverse we're stirring when
the mob arrived. sheriff Comlngs attempted
To- resist the mob, but was Immediately
covered with a dozen wnchcstors. The
people. not wishing TO see bloodshod. made
no resistance. Tho mob remained about an
hour and then lcfl with the safe aud private
property.
A spy from Wilmoi says that a conference
OF 100 men was being hold Ia Manns office,
AT Wilinot. Tho chairman, standing on top
oi the stolen safe, said that the combination
had been telegraphcd for, aud that If II were
not received by SUNDAY morning the safe
would be blown open, and asked tho qucs-
tion "Whnt shall we do II the books are
not In tho salc3' A motion was made and
carried, amid cheers aud howlS, 60 20 TO
Traverse and sack and burn every building
and hang every man found. All The mon I
the meeting were armed With Winchestcrs
and shoigunS.
ON receipt Of this nows the Traverse officers
ordered the women and children 10 leave
town, and the order n being rapidly ubcycd
The mob Is not expected 10 reach here much
before dark. Buildings are being harricadcd
and there are runners ont all over the county
for arms and mon. The force in Traverse is
rather small Tor such an emergency, but the
men ON the ground are well armed and Will
mako desperate fight All the weak -kneed
have been asked to leave town, butnon have
len. Men from the northeastern part of the
county are coming To the rescue, but may not
get here In time. Governor Pierce will have
troops in Traverse by Monday evening, but
they also may be too late, The officers are
cool and will make the most of their circum-
stances Governor Pierce tclcgraphcd to the
sheriff to call every nmn IN the county To his
assistance aud note everyone who refused.
Excitement runs high The county records
have been sccrc'cl, andnO one except the reg
lister OF deeds knows wltcrc.
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NEH NDOhN.

Publications for the Holidays Worth Buying
There is no more gratifying way 20 indulge
the taste ior Christmas presents than In the
purchase, the bcstowing or receiving of
books Iii the realm in which every taste
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OF all ages and dispositions can be supplied
without taxing the ingenuity OF those who
have long lists Of presents 10 select. While
all entrrprising publishers eater especially
for the Christmas trade, the charm uf books
lies in the fact that most Of them are poruIan-
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falling soupe or satisfaction 10 their rccipl-
ents.
What, lor instance. could be- a greater de-
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volume Of that sterling publication Harper's
Young Pc1p{c Gor lSsl? 1t makes book OF
sI2 pages, Of clean, wholesome, juvenile
literature, copiouSly and effectively Illus
trated, its contents combining profitable in
struction and delightful entertainment in that
happy degree which has enabled it To sup
plant 50 mach that was sickly and much
more that was dclctcrious in the publications
with which those OF ten Ter minds were being
supplied some years ago.
Such writers as W. l.. Alden, James Otis,
John Habberton and Lucy G. Lille are
making Ilarpcr's Young People Series a
collection that parents can buy without mis-
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AnINn MEN ,-RIAnI ms

TUE yoLrAtc BELr Co, of Marshall Mich, offer
Ia send their celebrated ELEcrRo.NoLTAic BELT
aud other ELECTRIC APrLIA NCYs trial FOR thirty
day, To men tnld or young) afflicted with nervous
debility, loss OF vitality ana manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neural
isia pnrul ysiz, and many other kindred diseases.
Complete Tcstomtiou to health yigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred thirty
days trial is allowed Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet free. doc20lydSw
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PEADING q COLUMBIA.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
SUNDAY, MAY ~, 1854

Tr1lins connect ot Reading with tnlins 70 and
from Philadelphia, Pottsville. Harrisburg, Al
lentown and New York, via. Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York,
Hanover, Gettysburg Frederick and Baltimore.
Az Marietta junction with trains to ana from
Chtckies.
At Mannheim with trains TO and from Lebanon.
SUNDAY.
Leavc-Quarryville 100 a. m; Lancaster, king
Street, 500 H. m i.S5 p IN.
Arrive-Reading, 1000 a. m, 6;35 p. IN
Leave--Reading, SEQ "A. m, p. M.
Arriye-Lancaster, King Street o;57 a. m, $50
D. m; Quarryvillc, $40.
A. NJ, WILSON, supt.
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Let the facts be known. Let US understand
that IA boil. or an ulcer. or "A Carbunclc, or any
eruption blcmish of the skin Is sure To wear
away aud disappear when BUrdock Blood Bn
tcrs are employed This wonderful medicine
acts directly upon ths circulation and the
sons for it, use are therefore obvious. For sale
by II. u, Cochran, druggist, l31 and I39 North
Queen street
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Twin Evils.

Roller skates, in the opinion of "friend
of Humanity (sex not stately, who writes
to the Rochester Uni0H, should be classed
with corsets as twin evils, and their use be
prohibited by law, though the users Of the
one 60 and the others stay,
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The latest aud best form Of npid transit i- for
person troubled with sick headache to take n
dose Of pr Lc-lic's Special Prescription and
what rapid transit train the aiiiction takes for
II. departure. see advertisement In another
column. dCcaDlydQ
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE,

OK MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1854,
viii he sold at public sale, ~ the Cooper House,
on West King street, Lancaster city, Pa the fol.
No. !. All that certain three story BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE, with u large
twostory brick back building threestory brick
bake house, engine house, elevator, brick stable,
carriage house, etc. The lot fronts 3s feet, "a
inches on the west side Of North Queen street,
aud extends westward in depth 2p feet, moro or
less to Market street. The property Is situate
Nos lB and lSs ON the west side of North Queen
street and Is in frst-class order and repair and
for d confectionery establishment there is none
superior ia the city OF Lancaster,
40. 2, Al that certain ono.stOry FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with frame kitchen ut
tnchod also another FRAME HOUSE In rear
well with pump therein, fruit trees and other
improvements +; and lot of ground thereto be.
longing The lot fronts 30 feet, more or less, on
The south side of West Orange street. and ex.
tending In depth l22l feet. The property Is sit
uate No 4I6 West Orange street, and adjoining
property of Abraham ErisInan, Mrs HolbeiE and
No. 8. Al that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with "A two-story brick
back building and balcony attached n good well
OF water; also, cstcrn water in the kitchen. The
lot fronts ~ feet, more or less. ON West orange
street aud extends in depth 100 feet toa tcnieet
on the north side of West Orange street, and ad
Joins property of Christopher Liler and John
Lorentz.
No. & All that certain twostory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with onostory brick bnck
building well OF water. hydr1nt and cistern.
The lot fronts 30 feet and has depth of li5 feet,
No IN on the east side OF Neyin street. and ad.
joins property OF Isaac BardOn and Charles Bow
man.
sale to co monce at o'clock, D. M, of said
LEWIS SMITH.
WILLIAM SPAETU
Executors OF the viii of Louisa sattlcr, deed.
II. SHUHERT, Auctionecr. d9-tsd
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CORNwAIL AND LEBANON AND
~ InLERKOnk " ALLEY AIIKnApS

SOUTHWARK.
Trains leave Lebanon daily lcAnept- sunday
at $50 a. ~, l2:30 ana 1:30 D. m.
Arrive at Cornwall at $40 a. m, 12.f0 y. m. ana
p m, connecting with The Pennsylvania Railroad
for points east and west.
NoRTHwARD.
Trains leave Conewago at 1880 a. m. $50 and
S.a5 n,
Arrive at Cornwall at sos a. M, AIS and g:05 D.
IN. at Lebanon at $50 M, 4.I0 and 9l5 p. M.
connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad for points east and west, and
the Lebanon and fremont Brunch for Jones'
town, Pinegrove and fremont
The $50 a. train will stop only at CORNWALL,
Colebrook and Bellaire.
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This T. u common remark when roughs and
ruwdys insult public decenCy by their unseen.
ly ways. Dyspepsia l. II horIid bore. Fire II out
with BgrdocE BiOod Bineys. You can do IT. For
sale by H. u, Cochran, druggist, l37 and lal
North queen street
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% Ilre Him Out.'

II you nro failing broken worn and nervous
use Wells Health Ncnewcr' 81 Drug
gtst-, (2l
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Q ROuGn nN CnuGms.
R\PIp Transit

ASK for Rough ON Coughs" for Coughs,
Colds sore Throat, lior,cness. Trochcs, ljc.
Liquid, lie t2l
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Wells Health Remover" " restores heAlth "a and
vigur, cure, Dyspepsia, lmputency. sexual Dc
lliity 81 t2l
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sure cure for Biind, BlcCdinga and Itching Piles,
One box has cared the worst eases of ~ years
standing. No one need suffer five minutes after
using Williams Indian Pile Ointment II ub.
sorbs tumurS, ailays itching, acts ~ poultice,
gives instant rclicL Prepared only FOR Piles,
itching of the private parts, nothing else. sold
by druggists ana mailed on receipt of price. 81.
sold by H. B, Cochran, III and l5J North Queen
Il trpct. th
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r .ANCASTER AND MfLi.ERSvit.I.E
- ", R--TlME TAplEf M II 77' w Nv
wt1 ana II ~ q. m, and 100. Nts, eue and ej0 D. III
nnis ,cnvn NV Mnvtsyule Tor Lancaster AZ eVA
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VALUABLE KESIDENIE NJ PUBLIt
SALE.--On FRIDAY DEC, ~, the un1et-
signed Will sell nt pubic sale ~ the Grape hotel,
North Queen stre.t the thfcesiory and attic
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with lhee.story
and attic bnrk building, known ms No. III East
Orange street, containing II rooms and two
large Qnfrets with all modern convenienccs and
sewcr,rc ronnections Tho lot il 82xsi5 feet,
more OF less, 10 Marion alley, with IN abundance
of fruit In full bearing, -
sale to cOinfnenccat Ociock, Mhcn terms "''
nc made known by -
dcCl5tad HENRY slft HbHI, Auct
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DIR FEAZIEE.s root pITrERs.

' ItF'07f
FraXicr's Root Bttcr4 arr not drm shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal In every
SCusu. They act strongly upon the Liver and
hidnry-, keep the bowels open HHG regular,
cleanse The blood und system of every impurity.
sold by druggists VI. sold by u. Is, Cochran,
lS7 and lSl North Queen street, ~
"EUCGH on PAIN
Cures cDlic, cramps diarrhna externally for
aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, rhcu-
mItisIu. FOR man or beast - ana jnC. t2l
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ron sarr on Rrsr.
NnR nENr

ICoR RENT.
II The store Room and Dwelling, Nos, ~ aud
~ south Queen street, from the frst of Aprii
and largest Wholesale aud retail cigar ana to
bacco customs In the city ,,ppiy 90 rox
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DUBLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY

Executors OF the viii OF Louisa 'attlcr, decd.
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BITTERS.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02

,e,os viii be local, and candidates ~.
,,,e minor offices must look OUT, cue"
man for himself. Ifhe deems " au
, ,s to placate and "stsnd in' win
,,,e nrohibition element In his county
he nav be safely trusted to DO So anu am,
Wee versa. The aggregate result WIN
not be perceptible until the legislative
e,o,in "a nre made. In many sections
,ha nrohibitionists will undoubtedly
no ouite active and aspirants for iegis-
ls,,ye honors will have to show theit
colors or do some shrewd "straddiihg.
But as a whole the state will DO eA-
empt from having to take up 'nis
question along with others as theme
Of discussion, and the two great par
Ties will be left free to fight their oat'
tie on really national issues When
the Nineteenth legislature meets our
nrobibitlon friends will be heard from
again in their demand for prohloi
tion amendment, to be submitted &c
the people. That is nearly ayear ais
tant, though, and sufficient unto th'
day is the evil thereof. Prohioi'ioi
will only make itself felt in spots TN
year.