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Druggists In CO,,i,cIl

MILWAUKEE, August 20.-At the session
OF the National Retail Druggists Mr.. Elicl
Offered q lresolulionto TO the effect that tho
Association would pledge cooperation md
protection TO proprietors who adopted the
Campion plan Of selling goods, and would
irown down on all non-secrct or trade.
mark goods calculated to simulate legiti.
mate goods and deceive the public. "A
long and fierce discussion followed, but
the resolution was adopted with the words
"n0n.secrct" stricken out. y
The thirty.second annual meeting OF the
American pharmaceutical Association be,
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continually striking on the rocks while,
as q matter Of fact, there Is plenty Of water
tor the largest ocean steamers. NJ


/ liSjsH DELloilrruL SILVER.
There are some half dozen rapids 10 b
passed, the only difference between thcn
being in their length until we come 70 III
/. "split Rock" rapids where every body In
an opportunity to feel delightful shivera
noticing how very close the bare re,
rocks come up-as much m effect produc
cd by tiie great transparency Of the waite
MS anything clsc-and the old pilot grin
rs hc notices. the result OF tho tales o
wreck and disaster with which he Ina.
been jlidiciously prilning u select Grove
ior the last ten minutes. II Is likewise /
matter OF great amusement to him to SEE
the passengers crowd the bows on tllt
lower deck only 10 be thoroughly drcnch
ed by the first breakers. : - '7!IYI
Occasionally we pass through parts Of
the: river very much wider than the rest
and dIgnitied by the names OF lakes, such
rs Lake 81. Francis, fifteen miles broad
and reminding one strongly OF the Fuydcr
Free Oh the Hudson, but without Its hills
10 give it,bGauty. And 80 We steam stead
! ily along, the scene OF green shores and
islands being only disturbed by the pass.
Ing tugs with their immense tows strung
ont behind them, or a'qucer little light
house, with its solitary occupants, till, as
evening is drawing on, We sec the pilots
beginning. to gather round the wheel
'gain, and We know that the I.achinc
rapids arc near and our journey almost
ended. III 3lg.;'ii 7l9 ',9s : 80
AT the Lachinc few wrecks have &C.
tually occurred and the remains OF one
arc still plainly To bo. seen NJ their head.
But We have no time to think Of II as we
We shoot over and down the tortuous
channel, just grazing, as it seemed, the
bare ledses II dozen times. II the water
appcarcd'smoOther here than ut the Long
Siuit, We had ut least the satisfaction Of
knowing that the danger was much greater
and our descent much swiitcr, which was
something to think oil after it was all safely
over and'past. ,gI5 ,Gs 'Ss
loW TIE clTASSEt. WAS FIXED.
A:warm discussion having arisen as to
how the channels had been located down
the. rapids, rs it was plain that a small
boat could not live in them for a moment
the'pilot WAS approached on the subject
when the boat, had once more reached
smooth water, lie explained that light.
ilat-bottolneA hoats, fitted with II long
iron rod, which worked perpcnllicularlv
through a. hole in the bottom, were
sent down under the control OF ropes; :; and
as The upper point nf the rod ro',, and fell
the deep and shallow spots were noticed
and their positions fixed by sights taken
from tho shore IIo olc, ,.o,nnJ,, :. =,
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No ONN IuStYrSsl

MI Mlhw!ArKEE,, W! August et,-An attempt
was was n! made to-day to mob sailors from Chi.
easo, who calhe here to ship for $3.50 on
the schooners Boston and Allrich. The
Milwaukee. 5union has refused to reduce
the waSes'from s., rs was done at other
ports, 'on account Of the low ireichts.
Polite protection was granted and no one
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Set "p I" be Kn"ckcd Down.

SIFcHH UEFlsch n NC IWt'!1gtHrtf. : 8 I'7t' =
ErRroS, w. NA., August .2G.-Thc
Democratic Senatorial Convention Of the
Second District met here to-day. II. S.
Newman was made Chairman, For,lle long
term Gen. B. W. Price was nominated
oyer Col. steenrod. Thompson by 81 to 81.
Col. Thompson could have been nomi.
mated had he been n candidate for the
short term. For the short term, Jacob Cocli.
ran, OF Wetzel, was nominated by acclama-
ton. tits Il weak ticket, Price is in his
dotaye and Cochran llas 10 experience.
ianen and Mciniire will get there Eli. "
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ADEMoCRAY 4 nETESDs uL.AINE.
\" Truth Whatever In tho Story Affecting

| 4
\" Truth Whatever in tho Story Affecting
Ills Honor ms u Young A1nn.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August oG.-IIon. Wal.
lace Cruel, the leading Democratic editor
Of the breckenridge Dtmocat, and who
lived in Alillcrsburg when Mr.. Blaine
taught school. published the following
editorial In his paper to-day:
II there had been anything iii the story
OF Mr.. Blaine having wrongcd Young in.
mate, either teach or pupil Of n seminary
ut Georgetown, KY, Mt tho time he was
engaged asa tutor il the Western Military
Institution, we, who were horn and reared
lnthat country would l,ayc heard some.
thing OF It, particularly ii the scandal lad
reached the dimensions OF breaking up the
school. " hen the military school was re.
moved to Blue Licks the female school
was also removed to Millersburg. Colonel
Thornton T: johnson being the proprietor
OF both institutlons, aud no one can truth.
inlly assert that either institution was dis.
c0nllnned from any cause other than the
bankruptcy OF Colonel johnson. s s
We always heard the three Misses Stan.
wood, one OF whom is now the wife Of Mr..
Blaine, spoken Of in terms Of tic greatest
affection hy their pupils and We know that
they were held in high esteem by the en-
tire community pf Georgetown and Mil
lersburG. We never heard OF this sean.
dal until 1876, and then We branded it, as
We dc, now, as M atrocieVs naln,nny No
man ~ america will oppose Mr.. Blaine for
the Presidency with more persistencv
than oumelf: but we base our opposition
on his record MS Il public man, and not on
ilIsehoods hatched up BY kis enemies
la!Sehoo'ls invalving the reputation OF Il
pure, good woman: falsehoods any gentle.
man would hesitate to read in print and
scorn to repeat with his own tongue, even
though they were true, instead OF false.
Let us, men and brethren fight fairly and
decen,ly, or back out Of the contest.h
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Yellow rev.. ,,n,,,,.; iI;an, :

=! W1AsNlSo7oS, D. C., August ee.-The
Marine Hospital Bureau is informed that
yellow feveris prevailing w;iitfhg7cat fatality
on the island OF; Porto Rico. The disease
Is not confined to recent cnlisslnts from
SPAN bnt y, also attacks the Creole popula-
tlon; The Governor General, Marquis De
LII Vega, died OF; yellow fever after five
days illness, and several Spanish citizens
are down with the disease. ''.,; ..,:s. ..s.l
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ruE Hon. All. Caldwell certainly doesn't
intend to slight Wheeling in his cam.
p,i.ning. There is Il great 'dcmand-in
this oliice-for him to repeat in Wheelil {
the spcccl, he made in Grafton, not for.
getting or emitting his radiant culogy tll
the Supreme Court. lie shall have nj
least lntlf dozen people to hear him ii he
will kindly warble.
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Hank lkUtlI,erv.

MlSSRApoIlf, August 26.-Thc Journap,
St. Paul special says' Some time between
Saturday nisht and Monday morning the
Peoples p.p5lb5 pl.ap5l ,wqs robbed 900. Tie
robbery was committed by some person in
possession Of the combination, MS the vaults
and socks were found intact und perfect
The bank Otllolala'are confident that the
criminal Is Edward Mason, aged 2G, and
bookkecpcr, in the bank, who has been
missing since the. robbery was discovered
The officials say his Whereabouts are
known, aHd heWill 30 in custoayin a few
hours. & ! - IA .E-'.i \ \ ~, ys,7
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As earnest appeal has been issued to
The country ior iunds to complete the ped.
cs,al Of the Bar;holdi statue OF I.iberty
ENis!iening the World" What u sad
commentary this rauper appeal is on the
wealth OF New York! 1t is suggested that
the Free Trade advocates would place
their funds to Il better advantage in cen.
,rihuing 10 the completion OF the statues
pedestal than senling ontpanphlcts into
this State advocating their principles. A
useless waste Of cash in this State, gentle
1lnu -
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LEr Wing, an intelligent Chinese trader
in New York, thus sums up the assault Of
France m China: at likec this: I come
to Your door and 1ickee Syou and l
wantec YOU to pay money TO me for |
lickcc you. You think that light? What
kind lision that" The Heather CHI
nsciiprc,ty well up in matters OF war ard
,,np,l. .... ...
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TuE common testimony is that the few
Republican newspapers which boltctl
Blaine have lost in circulation. There is
nothing strange about that; Republicans
don't want them, and Democrats are,satis-
fed to read in their own newspapers that
at last accounts the boilers wore still bolt
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CINCINNATI, 0.,,August 2G.-Eob Butts
was fatally injured in a quarrel this aitcr-
noon in front Of his residence by Henry
'W,!eghans. The quarrel arose about Butts
child playing OH Wieghans wagon. Butts
attempted 70 draw u knife when Wicg-
han struck, him on the head with hickory
standard fracturing his skull, fyy,S, :.
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Convicted of Forgery.

ClSc1SSArI, August 2o.-IIarry. Lee,
lbtotolk,..kleeper | II Of Wootlrpaeh 4 Mcpharlin;
was convicted this evening OF forgery.
The firm say they lose by him an, amount
over $4,000. He fled to Toronto alter the
discovery OF his crime and was returned
after tedious litigation. ::ft ':gG5
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|. Chinese Fleet Wiped Out,

Z. !. snAASenA', August 2o-Allvlccs from
roo Chow to the sith, received at G: 10
this evening, confirmed the reports Of the
d. destruction OF the whole Chinese fleet.
ihe French lost five men, including an
American pilot killed on board the hcavi-
y ar'med war ship Volta. The French
fleet was not damaged. 81 ~
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scattarpsl Fvurywlorc.

ST.. LOUIS, AIq.,t August 20, Tho Pos'.
Dipatch's st. Joespecial says: Tie passsn.
ger train on the villsca brunch ran over
and killed Stephen Matthews, owner Of m
elevator'at that point. He was ieariully
mntilated and ihis,rcmains Nere ,scNjlcred
everywhere, r.. fls.' g. Ks, Z. ~, 1
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Want tn Alunt Him.

PonrsMourn, Mn August 2G.-Licut.
Grccly has received from Commander
Cheyne OF the Royal Navy 4 cosgsHtula:
tory ydispnlcl,, and M nrgent telegram also
was received irnm Capt. Bedford PIN re.
qucstins Grccly's presence at tile meeting
OF the British Association, u ?, & y
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ISQrlnrn."-No, the Wilson who is
running Is Bourbon nominee for Cover
mar is not Uncle Ben OF Clarksburg, but
I. Willis Wilson OF kanawla. Uncle
Zen is trying to build Il railroad. L. Viii
Il. Il maxim. war ON railroads.
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m lrIslI.CahOr. The Joke Il Mr.. Dntly L. not nj
l.rl;mEn nj MI, hut MI Amcrican.born citizen
native ii the good green woods Of l.nsx.on. and Is
worthy. consistent mcinbcr OF the Presbyterian
thiFci-EGistr. s.1. r. 81.
Quite trne, whoopcrs thought they
haL struck Il mine OF political CAPT
tai. They have been working that lead III
Ohio county with special industry and fol
aspeclal purpose. Perhaps that game has
been played tnoiar! AT. all cvcntsit nov
seems to be thought necessary to tack
about and try breeze from another d.
reeliOn. ~ l..-l ]. q.
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talize and organize prohibition sentiment.
We already have, entered into political nc.
ton, and having thus n standard 10 which
we can rally, We shall more rapidly form
whatever else OF sentiment may be needed
than In any otherwa have but to say
In conclusion tint | shall do all In my
power now and hcncciorth 10 bear onward
this Prohibition standard.n iT n N ~
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He li,,,l II Pistol.

EsCiScrssArI. Oh August 20. -7s Daiaoli,
Shot by 4 Bcrnarlni, this morning IL still
sinking. Ills ante mortem statement was
that BcrnardDi came around the corner
crying, and when l.e asked wl,at-was the
natter, Bernarini answered 81 have Il
pistol" and Immediately shot him. {,
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IT. China needs. soldiers Wheeling can
s,ar nine or eleven OF her almond-cyctl
residents who are famous us heavy clarg-
crS. II they could once get their flat
irons on that Frcncl, fleet it would so to
uiprea, sure.
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"CrissES, like chickens, come home 10
roost." This saying is cxempliiicd in the
"vcr-reachiny zcalots OF the. South who
stuffed the ballot boxes to such an extent
,ha, the gorge rises up before them and
makes fine stew in Louisiana politics.
The North has made the assertion time
and time again that no. fair count couldbc
had in the Southern States. The blind
partisan papers OF the North, while they:
did 10, deny the facts, s1ucamishly insist
~l that every man i'll the South had his
rights The Southern press, it w's
natural 10 suppose, always Indignantly re-
sentcd the charges OF "stuiled ballot
hoxcs," intimidation" &C., but We never
thought they would be such good W.T.
ncsSes OF the iniqnity that has so long
been practiccd in the Sunny Cline. lle,c
art some salacious quotations IRON the
New Orleans Picapnc: Z, vi
The county parishes arc Just now n:.Ntel over
Question o. representation III the Democratic Com
snsssonal Nominating Conventions, These bodies
any, an SUPPRESSED 70 eereIresenAtiye i'Dcmorm!lc
basis Of the tcirrIS NJ the last election. TO show
adE tht' .ysteht works nc extinct the following
loM the Monroe Bulletin: 5ig ~, 4 -. ~ :,
say lint rcnns Is entitled to thIrty-cight
delegates when her Democratic vote perhaps did
no; exceed l.oto. while OuchM has only fourteen
ns'SsnlcS with vote Of nearly 400, md Lincoln
aill ilclilsnd only twclvettlcsateSi each with n
nclnMratic vote III each Of | .9O0 Is TO announce Il
M'ty Injustice that wr warn the ,nnnuscrs will not
hNn taAnotbe submitted 10 by II free md intelli.
EE't Hoplc for any length OF time. II amounts 10
mnHsH,tnhchiSement IN those parishes where MI
S, an,,,' return "f the votes was natlc The design
~ sa' 9nisaccolsy exaggerated return from TenS!is
En,. n,l'cilsrciy apparent that We cnnnnt conceive
Muw ,aG Convention ran submit toit. Te,ishs was
'S'ss'l with 3rs0 DemOcm,!r {votcs for tho pur.
III, W sisng Mst prcnndenstins influence In dis,
s te! ailaiM, This Is the only explanation that
SyI S"S MSsless disregard OF the facts Of the ease
Here we have Il Democratic shoe!
says tho Pitny'mr, ".pihchins Democratic
cor's, The frauds on thy opposition arc
thus conyerlcdiinto frauds on the party
The ballot boz suffers and crooked re-
turning officers in piling up the majoritic.
tor Mct:nery also piled up majorites fol
some Congressional candidate. The irand'
became two.elgcd swords, and cut botl
Ways They arc the kind OF chickens
mat always come home 10 roost: ',
And the dose which honest and tru,
Democrats have toiswallow in permittin:
representation Fin their own party coun
'ils based,on fraudulent returns il q Ger
'alnly nauseatine- ono. They may hay
smiled MS the majorities were ground ON
'or the ring at the last election, but til
,ae laugh is nov oil the other side of I'll
louse.' & &
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T~F~FHr
l.Nt, Hin, Rest.

NEw foRH, August 2G.-As tho Super.
visors Of Green county, n. y, refused te
lcfray the expenses Of exhnming tic
hodyNf Private Henry, $40, the remains Of
the unfortunate Arctic yoyager will notbe
dict urhol y a, 'islts ss- : 81 -t5fgt s1T
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STARVED TO DEATH,
Horrible Death of II Entliernt Dayton-IIls
Family Without Food, u, E,gs.

Family Without Food, .5, 55iy
q DAYTON, August 2U.-Onc OF the most
horrible deaths That ever occurred in a
civilized country took PLACE here this
morning. Frank Waltz, a man with seven
children and his wife, once prominent
citizen OF Nenia, where lie was supcrin.
tendent Of the powder mills there, was tie
victim. The fanily moved to this city
some four months ago, and were known to
be rather poor. He tried his hand ut yuri-
Gus businesses when, he could find an
opening, and finally WAS compelled to
shovel gravel to get crust for his children,
lie worked at this Ill Of list week, and on
Saturday evening when lie WIS brought
h0mc ina wagon, WAS unable to walk, but
not word escaped him. Since then he
has been unable to leave his bed, and this
morning it was discovered he w:is dead.
An investigation Of the affair established
the fact that the man actually starved to
death, Working until he could not longer
stand: the fnlnilys lnYc been without
lool lor nearly two weeks, during which
they have had hut u few dry. crllsts TO
divide between the nine, but the father
was too proud TO make known his wants.
The wife tellsa horrible story ofhis death,
saying !l'at while hclaYon his deatl, bed
the children surrounded his couch and
sobbed piteouslyf for bread which fact ryi-
lently produced an agony that hastcnel
his death. tTT3. ,sr., st .fta.s 55''51.'.
The wife asked a ncighbor fora loaf OF
bread on Saturday but sbe was refused,
and on Sunday informing when she finally
sent fora physician who called later, the
dying father was so far gone lie could not
swallow, his s.llIerings having been so ter
rhle n. TO produce something similar Ia
lockjaw: The ease Is the slddest that his
ever occurred in OF near this city, and The
little home just north OF the city presents
4 solcmnappcarlncc. The children are all
the WY between one and thiFtccnyears Of
age. Not even l!lc next door neighhors
knew the family were suffering for want
OF food. ,,
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J{la Own I:SOcUtiul,ri.,

coLuNauF, s, @, August 2G,-A special
to the Daily Register from Newberry says,
John i. Sloan, the wife murderer, sur
rounded in q negro cabin, closed the doors
aud shot himself, diving instantly,
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4 B,,nl, Closed.

JAMEsrowS, pAKorA, August ga, L.
Wallace, President Of the First National
Bank OF this city, has made II confession Of
Judgment TO his brother, Charles Wallace.
OF New Castle, Pa, in the sum Of $50 900,
anu the bank has suspended business 1t
IS understood the del,ositos will be pro-
tccted by securities - 4 - !.
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4 cLnvEtAsp, Q5l August THE Her
a'd's>spccial says:If seyenty.ayc MincrsAt
the Ohio 4 PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company
at Aycrck's shait are idle because OF the
drivers and puttcrers strike ioranadvance
OF ten cents II 'dav,
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W,Aslnl;lSaroS, August 2G.-Rcprcscnta.
tive Joseph D. Taylor, OF Ohio, WIS in the
city .to-,lay,,G!He speaks cncouraginsly oi
the prospects in Ohio.tt.Nitlt' 4 iull vote
he says he can see no reason to doubt a
Republican victory this iall: fsE557sii5
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WHAT will It profit the Democrats OF
West Virginia iithcy elect Il. Willis VIII
son and irightcn capital away from II
State which lascvcrything butcapital and
poptllation? ~ F'gr.-5 ~ So
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lSnse ll;lII lrstrrtlny.

At BaltimoreFAlet'pol'n 6: Balto. ].
At Cincinnati-Cincin l;lndiet'p's, 4
at New lork-Cleveluh.l, 0; NY, !.
At Hlctn,nnl--vllginia, i; Allegheny, 4
At i:o,;syille.Columbus, !, Louisv., 5.
At phlla.Athlctic, s; Brooklyn, G..
At st. Louis-Tolcdo, 6; st. Louis, II.
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RocHEsrER, n. u, August ee6.-Adviccs
direct from Secretary Folger's home TO.
night, orc TO the effect that there has been
some Improvement in Mr.. Folger's conti:
ton. q q! VI II : y =, e ~ "A e..
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Congregational Nomination.

SAN Francisco, August 26.-At Scock-
ton the Democrats Of the Second district
this afternoon nominated Chas. A. sam
her lor Congress, vice James II. Budd, de-.
cllned on account OF i'll health. Il, ~ ~
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The Cholera Record,

PARIS, August al.-Thc deaths from
cholera in the southern Departmental Of
France forsthc twcnty-iour hours ended
to:night were: Pyrenecs, q; Orientuls,
lal lleTult, q, darte,. Audc, 5.
y !TouhoS, August 2N--=Thcrcs was one
death from cholera in the city today. The
hospital report is: New eases admitted,
4i discharged, laI.lealhsi; !; under treat.
ment, 81, 10y i,!39 :
MAnsElLLEs, August e6.--Therc we're L.
deaths from cholera here to-day. "a
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pAnls, August sG.-Thc IL Paris states
tlat it is expected that China will te.
morrow make formal declaration OF wa,
against France. !. g q I Il. go s''.z
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Gt1t qtatelli9e,tt'lttr,:,. :.
,,r,i So.. 20 aud II Fourteenth Street.
las somebody bottled Carl scluz,
"'Naenee and all2' ----. " q

AnE they going to withdraw him and
oercpt Butlcraitcr all? KEN
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ANCIENT gcographcs thought the world
wls fiat. That was merely 4 prophetic view
ol the Democratic campaign Of 1884. 5

Tur revised edition Of Governor Clevc-
lmi's letter Of acceptance may have some
i,hinr in it about llc lariiI. Thus fur there
an. "no references 10 allusions." 5E
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Whatever may be the result OF this
effort SO far.a as the precise number OF votes
pollcd is concerned, Il believe The agitation
will be Of immense advantage to tic cause
and the country, ! believe the result,
will be to.rlvet the earnest, thoughtful at.
tention Of the Americpn people upon this
liquor traffic, this gigantic crime Of crimes,
so Ms 10 cause the speedy adoption OF such
measures aswill greatly hasten It's oyer.
throw The. duty Of the houg>is to crys.
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Chrls. Rippus was seriously but not
u!aneeronsly Il huft yesterlay,i,wlile oil-i
ing the cccentrics on the engine ut the J
nal mill. lie trippcd aud fell forward
INTO the cog wheel pit, bruisine himself
considerably about the head and shoulders.