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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-21
KAKLHo HlsrE sEoRLY

Tia dlainta9Fafiou a the f,epubiican
party IN Kansaa continue a = rata Of
sueed which must be verv d.scsaraeine
20 the Democr.ev and 70 ia, aidsrs and
abet,ors Who nr.sey The art.,ude og
traitors within the,eanp 70 he pos,tiou
Of open enemies. In shawaos county,
where the most formidable opnoaition
o.the Republican ticket has ananifeS,ed
itseiG a resubmIss,on resolution vas
voted down In the sena-
toriaI convention on Saturday, and
the endorsement Of Col. John A. Martin
and the platform upon which be stands
was hearty and unanimous. ~
TIE Sterling Prohlbstionisls, on the
same day, met and passed resolutions
condeunlng the policy OF placing state
prohibition ticket m the field. and this
action is said 70 reflect the sentiment Of
the large msiority Of the Prohibitionists
In that part Of the state. The county
conventions which have been called TO
select delegates ~ ihe rcSubmissiOa con
vention, to be held at TOpeka on the
10Th. nave been slImly attended. and in
most cases the Democrats have made MP
the large bulk OF these gatherings.
The efforts Of the DemocT Stic press TO
Eerueut strife and discord among the
Republicans. ana the tIescherous policy
of those so-calIed Republican papers
who seem TO think that the best wav to
reform the orRanizatIon 20 which they
profess allegiance is 10 surrender to the
enemy. have failed of their purpose and
will be buried in one grave IN Noyem.
Der with the shystering Republicans Al
the bottom.
The people OF Kansas have too much
pride in the traditions of their state TO
defeat a gallant soldier like
Col. John A. Martin To- place
in power n rock.ribbed Bourbon ike
George w. Click. and they are too much
interested in the future prosperity of the
commonwealth 10 slight the claIns of a
man who has given the best powtrs OF
his life TO the upbuildIng of state with
whose HISTORY he is SO honorably identi-
ned, to elevate to power a secoud time q
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NOfhs Ard NOrIoEs.
GONG agaIn.-TAe North POle.

Come sgaIs.-The North Pole.
The fehAessss idbs captures the
bakery e . cure for koEmoniSEh-
The coming corn crop IL estimated at
1887 100000. against $50. $4,000 last
year and 3,771, 600 in 1881.
The cOnEaction IL beginning TO arse
IN tbs public mind that the north pole iB
proper subject ioE legislation
There is only one thing lacking now
70 justify the pFetensions made BY HaE-
peE's Weekly TO being the journal Of
civilization" Il should Be printed on
tinted psbsF.
It's doubtful whether the American
pubic Will honor the two Norwich lads
who found Jsy Gould anoas IN disabled
launch In she hArbor and toWed HIM to
safety. There IL such thing as belng
too ofacious even in sescuIng fresh-ws-
ter sailor.
Just think OF this. o ye denizsns Of
the Historic city" The New York
Tribune says the ''old sestiers'' celebra-
tIon will take place tbs first week in
September ''near Kansas City" Will
the Lawrence papers please bounce the
Tribune and send marked copies.
The average rGte Of wages Of ninety
different industries in Massachusetts,
has bern touGd by investigation 70 be
tx per cent. higher than In Great
Britain. This Is entirely attributable to
cur protective tariff. The advance of
wsges IN Massachusetts, since 1860. when
the Democratic party was N power, L.
2S16 per cent.
II IL be true as stated in our dispatches
yesterday, that the war faction ~ Pekin,
China, have prevailed upon the Empress
mother TO declare war sgainst France,
the consequences may be . good deal
more serious than anticipated on account
Of the complications into which other
nations will be drawn by their COM
meTeial relations with China.
A number Of religious people IN Lon
don spend heap Of mOney every year
for the privilege Of posting scripture
texts In the public cOnVeYances, and
nearly every one refrains from reading
them, thinking they are pstsnt medicine
advertisements. The bcst way 70 re-
form the world, after all, is for each In
dividuaI TO find out what he hlmscli is
an6commencc the reform at home. If
each man and woman do this work for
themselves this would be . pretty decent
world in q few years.
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comes recommended in the highest terms o
praise by numerous certificates from the
most eminent physicians, oculists. diYihes
and moet prominent men ofo oar country, from
all the principal cities Of United States.
Among those OF Emportas Kan. are Is fol-
lows;
EMPoRIA, KAs., juno - 1884.
We have been this day introduced TO DR..
Louis u, hAtthez, Optician. We have been
shown number Of Recommendations from dis
dnguished physicians, some OF whom are to
Us personally known, and all of whom speak in
highest terms OF the professional attachments
and skin Of DR.. MAtthez. We have no hesita-
ton In expressing the opinion that the Doc
tor is all that is claimed for him asa practical
optician.
J. j. Wright MD. J, Moore, MD.
Geo. W. Frost. n. ID. W. W. Hibben, d. d.
L. D. Jacobs, n. d.
TO THE CITIZENS OF EMPORIA, ETC.
have great pleasure in recommending Dl.
Louis H. Matthez. OF Chicago, Is 3 scientific
and practical opticiAn from the many and
strong letters in his possession vouching fer
his skin, ability and means to assist
defects Of the eye, In my own case j may
say that for many years after my nrSt use OF
glasses, was totally ign0rant of the real ma
ture Of my eyes until . Boston oculist ex-
amined them and fitted glasses to them. l
would advise all users OF glasses to avail
themselves Of the opportunity Eow within
their reach through DIR. hatthez. as they can
not well be deceived. Respectfully,
II, MACKAY,
Pastor p. &. Church
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For Hay Fever 1 recommend Ely's
Cream Balm. II entirely relieved me
from tho flrst application; have been q
sufferer for ten years. Going IRON home
and neglecllng % take the remedy, had
an attack after returning I immed, ate
~ TesortOd to II and found instant relief.
I believe had begun lis use earlier,
should not nave been troubled. ~. Col
lyer. Clerk, ilS Broad street. Elizabeth,
N. J. Easily applied.
One and one half bottles of Elys
Cream Balm entirely cured me Of Hay
Fever Of ten years standing Have had
no trace OF Il for two yeAFs.-Albert A.
Perry, SmithbOrO. N. Y
recommend 10 thOss suffering, as I
have with Hay Fever. ElY's Cream
Balm. IhaYe tried nearly all the RENE
dies and give this decided preference
over them ali. 1t has given me imme-
diiae reheC--C. T. Stevens, Hardware
] Merchant, ithaca, n. Y. Fifty cents
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Rev. F. t. Ingalls, Successor.

ATCHIsoN, Kas. Aug. 1e.-Rev. James
Chew, formerly of Ottawa, Kansas, but
now pastor of q large church. at SWIM
call from the Congregational church, Of
this city, to succeed Rev. +. T. Ingalls,,
resigned, and will arrive some time in
September
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Viator's supporters have little hesitancy
in saying they do not recognize Judge
Gates, and state that the government
merchants are watching their stores and
YigIlaHt watch is kept for fear OF in
cendisrism. Judge Fontamelieu states
he has 1000 friends here he could call
on if so desired He is much incensed
at Viator's arrest, but moves about with
out saying much.
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spontansoas Enthu.ia.m

MEADSILLE, Pa, Aug. 1S.-It was,
thought that when Logan passed out Of
New York and declared HE intention
Of making no more stops be would be
allowed to proceed quietly on his jOurn-
ey Go Chicago. The citizens of Penn
sylVania, however, have gwen
him reception equally as
cordial ss that given by
the people OF New York At each sta
ton he was obliged tn 60 upoa the
platform and shake hands with the as
sembled crowds. The people WIre very
enthusiastic ii Cory. Union City, and
MeadVille
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ONE-EIGHTH LIME.
A Illuminating Confession.

Driven by weight evidence against him. Price
compelled baking powder impure, containing
quantities lime wicked aduteraion by
legng of the
market which ne
eam oftartar of the Market baking pow
Kedze Michigan State Agricultural Col
eg recently samples of ofta bought by
Price, SO per
Price does not give quantity his baking powder.
Mott Government chemist, has, however,
per cent Habshaw found about per cent
nearly oneghth Prices baking powder
consist ftartrate of lime.
baking powder who lacks the discernent
knowledge honesty necessary aduleraton of his
their bulk will not be considered
by public worthy ofits confidence Further caution
for it, unnecessary.
presence large varying ofme and dirt in
Prices powder now acknowledged by manufactured the
noy strength Royal percent determined
by the Government chemist This is also the why much
quantity ofPre than ofe Royal required to raise the
This large of dirt and lime left in the loaf
for the SALT bitter and oapy found in biscuits
cake when Prices baking powder is used
lime the system such quantities this in
furious. 1t be decoposed by heat and dissolved
mixing baking. The whole of this found
Prices baking powder passes with the food into the stomach Its
physiological effects upon the system indigestion, dyspepsia
evils.
so powerful by hair
from hides animals, the flesh
dead subjects The presence this adulteraon
powder now by hm the ofmpure, cheap
cream of tartar
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MntfinEOrIfnn.

NEW York, Aug. IS Coroner Rob
enson. of Long Island City will not ex-
hume the body of Private Henry until
the instructions from his sister, Dora
superintendent OF the cemetery also re-
fuses the disinterment without the order
OF the federal authorities.
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New York Sun: The prompt action
which MIR. Blaine has taken 20 stamp
out scantAlous story concerning his
early lite commends itself 10 ell decent
men. 1t is utterly and sbominably
falls" he telegrsphs 10 the friend whom
he directs % institute proceedings
against the authors OF the libel-"utter-
ly and abominably false IN every state
mont and in every implication" The
fact that Mr.. Blaine. in giving directions
by telegraph for the employ ment Of
counsel, does not forget 10 assure the
country IN slightly theatrical phrase
OlOgy that he intends TO defend the hon
or. OF hrs family, # need be with his life.
casts no suspicion on the sIBgleness Of
his purpose or the genuiness Of his In
dignatioD.
The DENIAL, coming so promptly. IN
such vigorous form, ana precisely at .
time when II suggests Interesting CON-
parsons, increases our respect for Mr..
BlAIne's courage, aud. we may add, for
his smartncss. st.t..-i
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MAYOR Edson's Vetoe.,

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Msyor Edison
has vetoed the resolution granting the
Broadway Surface railway the right TO
operate the railway on Broadway. he
also vetoed the resolution granting the
Commercial company the right 70 lay
wires underground.
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The lElmtInla AIee,Inr

ELMDALE. Kas., Aug l6-The Re-
publicans OF Chase county will hold q
grand rally and pole raising at Elmdale,
on Saturday, Aug 50. The meeting will
be address.d by Hon. Joseph w. Adv.
OF Newton, Capt J. B. johnson, Of To-
peka, and Hon. j. NJ. miller, OF Council
Grove. This will be the Formal open
ing Of the campaign in this part Of the
state.
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Droush and GrasshoppeEs.

PLYlzoUTH. n. r., Aug. 18.-The
driest season since 1870 Is prevailing
here. The wells are giving ont. the
streams are low many Of the smaller
ones being entirely dry. No rain has
faIIen since May The crops are suffer-
what does grow.
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Tho Torrid Wara

DOVER, N. H., Aug. 1s.-The torrid
wave to-day caused the suspension OF
outdoor work. The mercury reached
100 Al IL O'Clock. Several people were
FRUSTRATED
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10 wHoMIrMAY CoNCERN.

l have no hesitancy IN re aoulmCBGin-s t5F.
Louis H. Aatthez IS an ocuiizt oFtiataE ri.
rare attachments. He is spoken of IL tgo
highest praise by those whose jud gJuent Is
regarded as law. Truly,
w. II. BARHES,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Emporia. Kan.s June II, 1854.
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list.

We hsve to-day OleRelaDd's long
looked for letter Of acceptance. There
viii BE- 3 general feeling OF dissppoIDt-
ment on account Of ITS samenesa- Il will
hardly create a ripple in the political
ocean. Il Is the s6nisn Of CieEeiand's
political aspirations. =
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Refuae Id Saw AnxthInR

PORTSMOUTH. N. H, Aug. 1S.-The
survivors Of the Greedy party are IN the
city today unattended, bat refuse to say
anything OF interest. They depart Tor
their homes soon.
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know Of my professional knowledge thar
DR.. Louis II. Hatthez understands ais busi.
ness, and thet in relation TO his patients be
Is entirely honest and reliable, never pro-
missing what he connot DO.
J. q. HEARME II. D.,
Chiet Surgeon II. q st. doe 3. r., and sesrs-
tery Missouri State Board Of Health.
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have carefully examined q large number
Of testimonials In possession Of DR.. Louis H.
Mas. certifying to his skill s. an ocullst,
optician,l nd am fully satisfied that he Is en-
titled to the FULLEST confidence Is an opticisn.
JOHN r. HRNDY.
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
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Never said It.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 1s.-General Lo-
gan telegraphs the Evening Journal
from jamestown that he nsYer told ex-
Senator Barnum that he believed Gar
fleld wrote the MOsey letter as stated in
a New York paper.
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H1.xAYuA. Kas. April n. 1884.

take pleasure in recommending DE-. Louis
a Aetthez as an optician Of high standing
neHee In the medical profession, and also
from his general reputation. Those needing
B.w. BLISS, n. D. ocuiist.
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DR.. knight. MidHifery; DR., France;
Haterts- Medica; DR.. j. W, Heddens, Anato.
my; Dr.. EcCarty, Chemistry; DIR. W. I. He'd
dens, Gynoecolacgy; Dr.. Doniphan, Juris-
prudence; Dr. Smith, Surgery; DR.. Doyle,
practices DR.. Christopher, Physiology; DR.,
Donelan. Diseasss OF Women.
u. II: Riehmond u. D., 4. v. Barnes Il.
D., st. Joseph, No.
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JACOB ezIaER, pKAH

DIR. n. extends q cordial invitation 70 those
OF the faculty whom he has been unable to
meet to visit his once.
ST. JOSEPH MEDICAL COLLEGE FACUL-
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Weakness and Defective Sight
Brazilian Pebbles
AND
Australian ChFYStal Glass SleCtaGlGs

Superior to any other In use, constructed in
accordance with the science and philosophy
of nature. admirable adapted to the organs of
sight and perfectly natural to the eye; az
fording altogether the best artificial help to
the human vision ever invented.
/. THEY CAN BE WORN WITH PER
Feet EASE for any length Of time at one
sitting, giving astonishing clearness Of Wis
fort % the spectacals wearer hitherto I'M
HOW TO SELECT GLASSES. It requires
professional guidance, even when . good r
ticle Is offered. DR.. MattheE not only has the
best glasses that can be found in the market.
but carefully examines the eyes OF the pa-
tient and gives indispensable advice 20 the
proper selection of them. HIS speciality be
ing the proper adoption of spectacles In all
cases where glasses 9re used.
Lenses properly adopted TO the most dlni.
cult cases in varied forms Of Presbyopia (old
sightedness), HyPermefroptA, simple COM
pound and mixed AstigmAt1sm, Diplopia,
yor double Yislonl. ETC.. etc,
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STATE OH ILLINOIS

Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear Innamstory,
Chicago. 80
This = to certify that DE. Louis 81. Matthez
has given special attention % the pracficSI
correction OF eTrOrB Of refraction and foY
which consider him abundenfIy abls-
LYMAN WARE, II. D..
Examining Surgeon.
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New York tribune: Il must By .thi


New York Tribune: II must by this
time DO painfully evident 20 the adVO-
aoatssOf Groves CleVeland, Who we're
going TO make him president because Of
bis reform record, that they have made
Q grave mistake In their candidate.
Facts enough have already been gwen
TO the public and admitted By his friends
TO stamp him as 9 man without the
character or qualifications necessary for
the high Office he seeks tO0iI. Bot the
hHls has NOS Jet BEEN told. The Tri-
bune has had . correspondent at work
IN Buffalo searching out the truth in
regard TO this sO-called reformer's pub
lie record, and Saturday we shall be
able to present the first. insIallmenI Of
ClrvrIand's experience IS Sheriff.
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New YORK Sun: Who can look upon
the disordered and deplorable state Of
the Democratic party ~ It appears TO-
daV, ieadefless and broken e. It Is, and
say that this Il the work Of Samuel J.
Tildeni -
To our mind Il seems the rssplt Of
ImbeciiitY and presumpslOH rather than
the wisdom OF the statesman Who 90 re-
Gently led The party 20 most glorioaS
victory. *s
Some things show their character and
origin on the surface; and this is one Of
them.
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The Royal Baking Powder is Absolutely Pure.

That baking powder may fully understand the
asiy Prices that lime present in all
shield himself the the aduteraion in which
the that Baking Powder
posed absolutely pure tartar which lime (
produced great increased co the following report
Department Agriculture
Government thorough
commerce. given. The position report
established Royal absolutely pure wholesome by
any other baking powder in the world:
Company Royal Baking
pany of their baking POWDER and find
perfectly pure, and FREE FROM LIME IN ANY FORM.
VIM. McNURTRIE, E. M. Phi D.,
"Chemist in Chief U. S. Dept of Agriculture.
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OFFICE OF
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR.
GE0Ne,
Aafrisoa and Honore Street Chicago.
LOUIS H. 4atthez Of this city haS helm.
ca nae % greatly in my falling Vfsion BIZ No
seSHrste Selection and adjustment Of Risssz-
taAt recommend him with RFafsfufie Ss1
eneSerfuiEess 70 SIMILAR unf0rtunateS VIII nv.
PEoK. A. RRHyRs JAcxaorL
President College Of Physicians ana SurTsoBs.
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Letters Of recommenaatIcn can be seen "A
cal Den ana promineat diYfnes "a 7S,fcS-r,
aao many other pFonllnent peTnonageg- IN
clno1nS testimonials from those N eSarr
s.1Eon "a me. Al Of whom have bo1n mG<fa
happy d MS scienttfc method Of adjpsfHent
In every ease requiring ElAases.
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TENURE OF OFFICE.


The selection and retention of subOrCil-
mates IN government employment should
depend upon their aseertained fitness and
the value Of their work, and they should
be neither expected nor allowed to
do questionable party service. The
interests of the people will be
better protected. The estimate of pub
lie labor and duty will be immensely
improved. Public imployment will be
open 10 all who demonstrate their fitness
20 enter it. The unseemly scramble for
place under the government, with the
consequent impurity which imbitsers
official life will cease and the public de-
partments will not be filed with those
reward those 70 which they
owe their places instead Of
rendeFiDg patient and honest return to
the people belIeve that the public
temper Is such that the voters of the
land are prepared 70 support the party
that gives the best promise of of admin
istering the government IN the honest
simple and pl4in manner which is con-
sistent with ITS character and purposes.
They have learned the mystery and con
cealment IN the management of theIr
affairs cover tricks and betrayais. The
statesmanship they require consists In
honesty and frugality-a prompt re-
Spouse to the needs of the people a.
| they arise and the vigilant protection Of
| all their varied interests. Ii ! should
be called to the chief msgistracY Of she
nation by the suffrage Of my fellow
citizens. will assume the duties Of that
high ONCE with . solemn determination
l % dedicate every effort 10 the country,n
| good and with an honorable reliance
upon the favor and support of the Su.
preme Beng lwho believe viii always
| aid "a honest human endeavof in the
conscientious discharge of public duty.
TSignedl GROVER CLEVK1AND.
To COL VIM. r. Villas, chairman, and
d. +. Boston and others, members Of the
notiGcation committee Of the Demo
cratic national conYeption,
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COOLIDGE HOUSE, EEPORIA, KAN
OFFICE

Room No. 3. ParlOr Floor
To remain with US . short time only, offers
TO those who are suffering from
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The commerce of nation TO q great
extent determines its supremacy. Cheap
and easy transportation should therefore
be literally iostesed within the limits Of
the constitution. The general govern
ment should % improve and protect its
natural waterways as Will enable the
producers of the country TO reach e
profitable market. Tue people pay the
wages of the public employees and they
are entitled to the fair and honest work
which the money thus paid should COM
mand. It IL the duty OF those entrusted
with the management of their affairs to
see that such public service 10 torthcom-
ing.
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AT LAST.
The Cleveland Mountain Brings Forth 4
The Letter of Acceptance of the Demo-
cratic Presidential Nominee.

AI.sAEX, N. Y, Aug 19.-GOT. Clsve-
lands letter Of acceptance. formally &C
cepting the Democratic nomination for
president OF the United States, is Is fol-
lows:
GENTLEHKN-I have received your
comm1n 1eation dated July %, 1884, in
forming me OF my nomination TO the Of
nee Of president Of the Bnited 6tstes by
the National Democratic convention,
lsteIy assembled a. Chicago. accept
the Hominotion with q greAsfnl appreci-
alton Of the supreme honor conferred
and q solemn sense of the responsibility
which in its acceptance assume. ]
have carefully considered the platform
adopted By the c0nYentiOn and cordially
approve the same. So plsIn statement
OF Democratic faith, and the pEicelple
upoa which that party appeals TO the
s1ffrsges of the people. needs no supple
ment or exclamation. tas
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CIVIL RIGHTS

In free country the curtailment of
the individual shoula only De such as Is
essential 10 the peace and good order of
the community. The limit between the
proper subjects of governmental control
and those which can be more fttingly
left 70 the moral sense and 'self-lmposed
restralntuF the citizen should be care
fully kept in view. Thus, laws uneces-
sarIly interfering with the habits and
customs of any Ut our people which are
not offensive to the moral sentiments
Of the civilized world and which are
consistent with good citizenship and the