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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and
others whose occupation gives them but
little ex exercise, ehould use Csrter's Little
Liver Pills for torpid liver and billious-
ness. One 10 a dose.
A Chicago news item states that "the
American hog holds its own and pork
packers look cheerful" When a lady
enters . passenger car and sees q man
and bis feet and gripssck occupying four
seats sbe must conclude that the Ameri-
can hog is holding more than his own.
Mother-Always say please Bobby,
when you ask for anything. Never for
get to say please even to the servants.
Father (getting ready to 60 down
town)-Yes, Robert, my son, bear in
mind what your molber has told you,
and always say please 1t is q little
word, my boy, but full Of meaning, and
the use OF it marks the gentleman
Now wife, nv overcoat and hat, and be
quick about ii.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08
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s...5gTnaltrs.. @nkds, 9uns.nsnts ir
NUMBER 81.
.Judge Lynch. =

rl x.-. 80.
Lpe origin ?, tnis Term mas been vsr'-
ouslv ~ sceounteo ior. some say mat IN
sue ss''y nsys VI virginia IL became me
Rsav''oe =. ~ 'ne western part, no" tue
Ilenmons districts, 70 refer all iegsl con-
'lose's'es 70 Tue ,cIe"oss men 10 nose
Pa.ss, uns VI 'uess' y 'ne name ot
ynsuspscaus qu'i5, csi6Drateo iof ma
goou !uoeneh' auo Jus"ce "nicn ne
s"oweu ~ .uess unautnor'zeo Juaie'ai
,unc',onS, ana was known % sSudee
Lynccn. Ms name was easi!V transfers
1ss, ". W 'us me.uous us nau aoopsed
OsnsEs clalm ln1 MT. LYNCH the iounq-
=. J. =. 1ynoaou.g' = ansre1aole LOT
sus neS J, ssoes ~ 97. "eek eoeoE
suo uoau.uo'"'es ~ uos 1s.se: announcer
oes'vsaoo ZONES sson Que As1nee-sno
was sent 70 the American waters to sup
pres placy, and ne ls thought io,nrve
..sn, uau ausno.ny =" y. "om eue ., nome govern
ment 10 pan'sn summarlly these rovers
VI 'ae I'gu seas wsnous any 'ormai ie-
gas .,,al.
It'.l o.deas D,. s'ase toss lss origin is que
~ 1s%es C" r',1s,epaen hyncn' 'ne mayor
VI Ss'ray' ,re'ann' 10 i4sS' Inls man
.!aoe" 's.ge'y IN SPAN va one occa-s
s'on ne sent nls son 'nHner 20 purchase
cargo VI VINE. ine young lrisnmsn
maa "ansgeu 70 ges r'o OF tue money
WIN Wn'cn ne nad Deen entrusted. he
ran ID deot ior the cargo 10 Spauiard,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08
iAlBAD BOY.
How He Brought His Father to
Grief and Gained q Prison Cell.

=
iJimmy sMatthewsss . tow.besded psmis
of wears, with a miscuieyous ( winkle
in bis big, brown ewes. che veds the { leaf
of his dirty brown iet ,hati while be
awaited the arrival ofshisl father In the,
Harlem Police court tto-days d y immyl
was arrested because his psrents said he
was incorrigable. Before bis father ar
rived he entertained his w-orisone.s
in the pen with On exhibition of bis
ability ss soug.and-dance artist, and
when called to The bar moved ont with q
IssfEisx gsisand swaegse Of q profess
sionsi about to start With the musio: Isl
lswbat is the trouble Mr.. Ma.the NJ r.
asked the court. Is saw ~ 81;
seThis boy here, sir,w said the father.
He seems to have been born for mis-
chief. Is continually getting into trouble
himself and by bic misdseds keeping me
ia bot water."sas 50 tsllssfai 1is'F I'd
"why don't you trounce him 2" asked
the Court psI ssg 95u (a4es - .eae
"He don't care for that said the
father. sidi s;l,d!ax9 g5tO ssiaI
1"How do you make that out ." said
the Court. 81 1'bi:a sdiis cav ass "a
"Lsst night ne Dot lot of tar loi, the
knob Of nv front door and rang the
hell When 7 came dovn .,sisss And nd
opened the door, getting tsr on my
hands, be laughed in my face 3 Then, ]
took him in BY the collar and he roared
as il be was being killed. 4 took hiu
across my knee apd the fls blow I gave
him he rolled of on the floor IN q g. o.
laughing. and 1 nearly broke my finger
on a piece, of board he had in the sea,
of his trousers" q s.eat.s
swell, we'll, WELL" exclaimed hi
Honor, while Jimmy endeavored &
shove his hat down his throat. $40
aWhy don't you behave yourself
Emmv p" sFf '"f 70 1f,fess.0si q D
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08
Rose Cold and Hay Fever

Are types Of cstarrh having peculiar
symptoms. They are attended by an
inf ,med condition IF the lining mem
brane OF the nostrils, tear.ducts and
throat, affecting the lungs. An acrid
mucus Is secreted, the discharge is &C
cpmpanied with. burning sensation
There are severe apasms of sneezing,
frequent attacks of headache, watery and
infamed eyes. EIy's Cream Balm is a
remedy found on correct diagnosis OF
diseases and can be depended upon. 90
cents at druggists, or by mail. Send foi
circular. Ely Bros, Druggists. Oswego
N. Y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

"How is Jim BulIsrd getting op ?"
asked stranger at the railroad station
of Dakota town "Jim kermitied
suerclde bout er month ago." replied .
native. "Committed suicide ? How lid
be commit suicide Z" sHe called me q
liar, stranger" s 80 - sas =
Kissing is said to be very good thing
to make girls lips. red. A, kiss has
sometimes been known to make q girls
lips red way up to the roof OF her fore
head when. her mother came into the
parlor Unexpectedly just as the kisser
and the kissed we're coming under the
wire.--L Louisville Joxrnal. ss
.wnat do you suppose I'll look like
when / get out Of this !" snapped q
Young lady at the conductor Of an over
crowded street car. "a good deal like
crushed sugar, Miss. !" ssid the bell ring
er. And the lady hung on the strap and
rode four miles further, with the smile
Of an angel.
4 like the good old Methodist church,
said Sam Jones, the revivalist, at Platts
hurg, Mo-. the other day, "because it be-,
gins at hell and runs straight through to,
heaven, being q trunk line" Sam has q
rough-and-tumble way of expressing
himself, but his audiences appear, to like
bis style, and that heing the case, Of
conrse nobody can object. sais saslg3,.
faDo you ever have dreadful tired
feeling come over you :" asked q patent
medicine manufacturer OF frieud who
complained Of not feeling we'll. sl q,
sOh, yes, often, /" replied the,friend. n
"You should try bottle of my cure
all. How often do yousexperience this
tired feelipg2" ies 1901 Ass aai
EVERY time see your advertisement
on the tences." rtS re. a8te So
The testimony of the clergy supple
meu,s that cf persons in every other
walk OF life in regard to the virtues Of
Mishler's Herb Bitters. Rev. Thom as
Stark weather. who was long affected with
q distressing cold, vas told to use the
medicine /; be did 60 without much con.
6dence in the preparation, but be adds:
II am hound 10 say the Bilters cured
me, and ! own myself convert to it's
efficiency" s 49,
"Charles," sail Mrs. Spendall, 81 saw
a besusi'al costume at Bisarre's to-day,
and should like it ever and ever 60
much Sand should like to have you
have IT," replied Charles, "but really,
Clara. l haven't the money to spare
"Oh, you great tease! know better
than that. saw brand new check
hook in your desk only yesterday, and
rot one OF the checks had been US d"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

TAPIooA PUDDINa. Two-thirds OF Q
teacupful Of ,apioca, soak over night in
cup and half OF milk In the morn
ing put one quart OF milk TO scald add
tapioca and cook till clear; then add
yolks OF three eggs well beaten, and
VITO thirds cup OF sugar, little salt; stir
we'll . few minutes and put in . dish -
Beat white OF eggs to stiff froth and
one-third Of cupful of puIverized so.
gar put over the top Of pudding and
set In The oven to brown. Flavor pud-
ding With vanilla aud the meringue with
lemon. To be eaten cold.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08
Very Poor Economy.

Some people make business OF cheat
ing themselves, either BY eating very
mean and cheap food, or else hy eating
too small quantity Of good food Ei.
tber way is as bad policy as it would be
to buy a coffin instead of q suit of good
clothes, just because the coffin would
cost less Poor diet means impoverished
blood; and that means misery. Browns
Iron Bitters enriches the blood, gives i,
the iron it needs, and tones up the whole
system. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion.
weakness. malaria, etc
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

Mr.. Alexander Vogelsang of Phila-
delphia threatens to startle the world
with flying machine OF new sort.-
Instead of using wings of enormous
size, he says he can do it With fans OF o
length of two feet.
Those small aud quiet asylums that
are found in the country for insane pa
tents. whose families are able to pay for
special care, are said to be often owned
by city physicians with practices exten.
sive enough to provide the inmates.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

Hook hack upon II the swiitness OF his
descent appalIs me. The copyivial habit
which a. first manifested itself in occa-
sional nights OF gayety, soon became
unmanageable. His business suffered
from neglect. The blear look and bias.
phemous speech OF the drunkard sneak
ed into the place OF gallant and high
minded Joe Bertram-and he must once
have been all that to have awakened love
in heart Of gold like Madeline's. To
look at her placid face now you would
hardly believe there vas time when
she would have accepted the martyrdom
OF fire for Joe Bertram's sake-for her
loves sake; hut tell you that that love
was long The imperious aud dominating
psssionsof hef ne. IS
II do not suppose that this part Of
her story is out OF the common expert
ence of women; but Madelne's was b
love thai stopped at nothing short of
crime. Not Jce's degradation quench-
ed 1t; not her loss OF respect for bin
weakened It; not dea'h itself was pow
erful enough to lay il In the dust. -
Through degradation, through pity for
his fall. through the black shadow OF a
shameful death, it mounted. steadfast
flame; and 1t has shone und;mmed upon
her pathway during all her solitary years.
"She loved Joe then. She loves him
now. She will never cease to love him
"But how bravely she has lived!-
While her greet over poor Joe's death
was sorest, Ethel died The husband
who bad been tenderly attached to her
strangely disappeared, and two othel
children had been left helpless but fol
i Madeline-Aunt Madeline. as everybody
had called her since that time. She had
given tfem more than a mothers solici
tude and care, and all mothers love
She worked for them, reared them, edu
Gated them. Now both are married, ant
their children are daily taught to ast
Gods blessing on the dear saint vht
waits, but not in idleness, for the Voic,
of Mercy to proclaim the end of earthl,
love and duty. Her home is musica
\ with the romp and laughter of happy
children: the house cat purs In sleek con
tent; and thescent OF e ,wers pervade'
the rooms where peace broods aud Mad
eline's gracious presence reigns" ~
i In the soft summer afternoon she sit
and dreams The little old-fashionet
1ocket, in which Joe ,Bertram's pictur
has lain for thirty y,ars, hangs on he
bosom.
/ Little Daisy comes leaping into th
room.
Il "Aunt Madeline, you aint an oil
maid, Is you?"
/; "Yes, dear 1.-THE chin droops lower an
rests upon Jos's locket) YES, dear habt
an-old-maid "-Detroit Free Press.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08
Anehw
GROWING OLD.
By HENRY PETERSON.

Z l5 stt -uE
Oh. the days when we were young
Sweetheart, do you listen2
Fiery heart and earnest tongue
Sweetheart, do you. listenp
Then the world was gay and strong,
Full of hope and full of song
And the hours not overlong-
Sweetheart, do you listenp
Now the days are dark and dull
Sweetheart, do you listen?
Fades away the beautiful
Sweetheart, do you listen?
Now the world begins to pail,
Hand of time is over all, ..s-
Age doth push us to the wall
Sweetheart, do you listenP
All. the days shall come again-- rs
Sweetheart. do you listen?
When new life shall stir the brain
Sweetheart, do you listsn2
Days when in a heavenly bower,
Earthly buds shall burst to flower.
Obi the rapture Of that hou-l
Sweetheart. do you listen2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

A savings hank in Portland, Oregon,
has twenty-dollsr gold piece which was
taken from the stomach Of slaughtered
COW, and found to be worth Sl6.25 =
The milling is worn off the edge. which
is smooth and rounded, but The designs
upon the sides remain visible. The date
of the coin is 1870. but how long the
COW had been digesting the 50 rs no
one Can tell. ..2. j,es sss6s
Alter dinner yesterday: sai 4la lse
Old Friend-You ought to be proud
OF your wife, Tom. 'a Us - 7l
Host-Yes2 fsFT
Old Friend-She's MOST brilliant
talker. Y5 sdl -
Host-She oughtto be.
Old Friend-I could listen to her for
a whole night, a4aa s1se
Host { wearily)- often do.
1t lie just fifty years ago that the CON.
struction Of the first French railroad,
that from Paris to St. Germain, was
officially sanctioned. The late Emil
Pereire undertook to make this line at
his own expense. It had taken nearly
three years to obtain the consent Of the
authorities, the contention of Thiers be
ing that railroads could never be more
than mere toys, while Araze also doubt.
ed their utility. The financial difffcul-
ties we're also great, ana only surmoun-
ted when the Rotbschilds and Davillers
we're won over. The road was opened
in 1887, and became the nucleus Of the
western system. "A Fs ae
Any one who has ever visited King
ston, Canada, will recall the round tow.
ers which form a part of its extensive
Notifications. These, it is supposed,
we're copied from the similar structures
on the coast of Ireland, which are about
to be demolished. Tue Irish towers
we're built at the time when Lord Corn
wallis was Viceroy OF IRELAND. at the
suggestion OF the Duke OF Richmond,
who bad heard that the town of Mar
tello, in Corsica, had by means OF simi.
lar defences successfully resisted the at
tack Of fleet. This same Duke Of Rich,
mond afterward became Governor Gen.
eral Of Canada, and it was during his
career there that these Martello towers
we're built for Kingston, then the capital
of the united provinces OF Upper and
Lower Canada. His death occurred in
1919 from hydrophc bia, produced by
the hite of iox.
"This morning." writes Berlin cor
of the ST. Louis Globe DEM
ocrat, 81 stood within three feet of the
Emperor as his Majesty took his usual
walk in the Kurhaus Gardens. He wore
a tall silk hat OF the latest London form,
with very narrow brim, a black frock
coat, unbuttoned, with q Grape band on
:he left sleeve, white wsistcoat, q black
aud-blue striped scarf, with plain gold
pin in 1t, loose gray trousers, large, COM
Portable shoes, aud carried stout walk
ing stick About fifty little girls, from
IL to 16 years old, crowded about him
with bouquets of corn flowers. The
Emperor chucked pretty little blonde
maiden under the chin, pulled her ear
gently, took her bouquet, and said. with
pleasant smile, sAcn vie schon' The
Emperor then stopped at hat shop and
selected large brown felt hat; then,
walking further, bought about $50 worth
of Bohemian glass punch bowls, drink
ing glasses, d., which he ordered to be
sent to Berlin"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

,HI say, your exclaimed the snub-
nosed boy. "you're a real English Lord,
bean't yer p
sYes, my lad" replied bis lordship.
not altogether displeased at the bows
manner; land what do you think Of .
real English lord p
81 thiok,p said the youth. Gas how
there isn't no danger OF Eiglaud's run.
ming out o. stuff to make lords ont o. II
she amt particularer than she seems to
be-"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08
What will surely Do It.

e Ones hair begins. to fall out from
maDv causes. The important question
is: What is sure to make it grow in
againf 7 According to the testimony OF
thousands Parker's Hair Balsam will do
1t. 1t quickly covers bald spots, re.
stores the original color when the hair
Is gray or faded, eradicstes dandruff. and
causes the scalp to feel cool and we'll. II
is not dye, not greasy, highly perfumed
safe. Never disappoints those who re.
quire nice, reliable dressing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-08

"A. G.. w. POTTS.
General Insurance Agent,
Hann1ba1, oh1O,
Aga sor the following COnpaaies'
Also for Tornadoes, Cyclones, Hurricanes
sud Wind Storms.
AMAZON. C1nctuuatl,
ROYAL OF Liverpool, Engsand.
THE NORTHERN. =. England,
LON DON and LANCASHlRE,
QUEEN OF LIverpooi, England.
OHIO. OF .DaytOn. Dayton,
Applications -zlso taken for various other
Companies, all Of which, are the most relia.
BILE Companies In the United States. All
classes OF
Town and Country Buildings,
Merchaudise, Lumber. stock.
Grain and Farm implements.
insured at low rates In good Companies. Ap'
plicatious either by mail Or In person
promptly attended to. ma27, ,'S4r.
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IMlZ.A,.l...,s .,s,ns, iRafs..

sy-Lseal advertisements charged at the rate
Of ess dsilar per square for first insertion, and
afty sssfs fof es6h subsequeat insertion.
.idainistsAtsr'ser Execptor's. Attachment
sSd Rsad Nstiues, $500.
LEGAL Notices, per line, first insertion. ~
eeats, snaR cents per lima foreach additional
week.
" - -
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u uNDERTAKING

Promptly and carefully attended to, All
kinds Of Undertaking Goods always ON hand.
consisting OF Cofins. Caskets, shrouds and
Burial Robes Of all sizes. deca7 80,
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ArToRNEYs. @ IS

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-25
FROM THE CAPITAL.


The Provisions for Taking the Semi Deoen-
NAL Census-Oplnions Regarding Conn
missioner Colman's Powers in Dealing
With Pleuro- Pneumonia-Hls Authority
Only Limited by the Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 22.-The
Secretary of the Interior has issued a cir
cular giving information in regard to the
taking by the various States and Terri
tories of the semi decennial census as
authorized by the act Of Congress OF
March 18th, 1879. This law provides
that II a census is taken by the State
authorities, beginning the first Monday
in June, and the result reported to the
Secretary of the Interior by the first OF
September, the Secretary OF the Treasury
is authorized to pay on the
reuuisition of the Governor of
such State or Territory a sum
equal to fifty per cent. of the amount
which was paid to all supervisors and
enumerators within such State or Terri
tory at the United States census next
preceding. This census will include the
subjects OF population, agriculture, in
dustry and mortality. Accompanying
the circular are the schedules on these
particular subjects used in the tenth CEN
Sus.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2l.-Judge
Durham, Comptroller of the Treasury,
to-day gave written opinion in reference
to the act of May Goth, 1884, for the es'
tabishing OF Bureau of Animal Indus
try, and especially to that portion refer
ring to expanding the appropriation for
necessary disinfectant and quarantine
measures. Judge Durham says the power
given to the Commissioners of Agriculture
seems to be broad and unlimited as to
the means TO be used to carry out dsin-
lection and quarantine. If he regards the
slaughter of infected animals necessary
he may do so, provided he keeps within
the limits of the appropriation for that
purpose, namely Sl5o,o0O. Attorney
General Garland's opinion comedies with
the above.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.


GENERAL GRANT LooA Talk on the
21st. ,
The President held reception on the
evening Of the 21st.
Ex-SEcRETARY FRELINGHuYsEN re-
manned unconscious on the 21st.
AMERICAN securities are the strongest
upon the list at London.
TUESDAY, the 21st, was Texas day at
the New Orleans Exposition. Large at
tendance.
AYoUB KHAN, the former Ameer of At
ghanistan, is in the custody of Russian Of
ficers. ,u n ..E. ...
a TORNADO at Denison, Tex, on the 21st,
unroofed a number Of houses and COM
pletely demolished several more, .'
The British Government has asked for
credit of $55,OOo,OOO for the army and navy
account.
THE Cook County Grand Jury, at Chi
cago, has indicted several men on the
charge of stealing q ballot-box.
SIR PETER LUMsDEN telegraphs to Lon
don that General Komaroff's account of
the battle Is incorrect.
Mrs. STEINRIEDE, of Memphis, Tenn.
who eloped with her husbands colored
lcoachman, was reported on the 21st to be
in Chicago.
ST PETERSBURG papers are becoming
defiant but the Pail Mall Gazette does not
think there will be war
The party of Washington correspond
ents of prominent journals left New Or
leans for home on the 21st, delighted with
their sit.
! FRANCE insists that the Porte shall close
the Dardanelles in the event of war be-
tween Russia and England.
The seventh annual convention of the
Supreme Conclave OF the Independent
Order Of Heptasophs met at Pittsburgh
Pa, on the 2ist.
THE Grand Jury at London returned
true bills against Cunningham and Bur-
ton for treason and felony.
FoREsT fires were reported raging in
several New Jersey counties on the DIST,
and the people were having lots of work
in fighting the flames.
The Warsaw (RussiGl Tdgbldtt an
nounces that it is the intention OF Russia
to capture Herat and strongly fortify the
place.
THE State Department and the British
Legation at Washington will cooperate
with the St. Louis police to secure the ar
rest Of Maxwell. I..
The Marquis of Salisbury thinks the In-
dian Empire will crumble away unless
England emphatically reasserts her posi-
tion against Russia.
AN insane young man named Barclay
johnson killed his mother and siste.' near
Greenwich, Conn, on the 2lst, and then
committed suicide The family is a prom
linsnt ona
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MISCELLANEOuS.

THE Attorney General rendered deci-
sion in references to the last appropriate on
made by Congress in aid of the New Or
leans Exposition.
INFORMATION received at the State Ds-
partment states that there is no cholera in
Spain. .. ...
THE gross earnings of the Union Pacific
system for the year 1884 were S2j, 1911 900;
expenses and taxes, $l5, 113,0JO; net earn
ings, $l0,6IS, l46 ..
A CONSPIRACY on vast scale among the
military, is reported in Spain.
KILOGRAMS to Bradstreet's from prin :
cipal distributing points report that de-
mands from country merchants have thus
far been disappoint ng. Spring trade is
fortnight late, even where the demand
is most active. Failures for the seven
days ended the 18th, 1876; previous week,
ia; corresponding week, 1884. 155.
AT Winnipeg the general opinion is that
there will be no serious fighting.
A LARGE delegation of school teachers,
from the Northwest will soon visit the
New Orleans Exposition.
The press OF London, with but few ex-
cel ons, still think there will ba war.
BERLIN newspapers generally express
the opinion that Russia is humbugging
England.
THE Guatemalans admit that in the
battle of March 3lst they left 1900 dead
on the field. The securing of General
Barrios' body alone cost them twenty five
men.
UPWARD of two hundred English ves-
sells are in port on the Black Sea and the
Sea of Azov, seeking cargoss of grain.
AT Sioux City, Ia, six hundred ladies
have signed petition asking for the clos
ing Of all the saloons under a strict en-.
forcement of the Prohibition law.
The Chicago opera festival ended on thu
18th. The total attendance was 1000 at
each performance, or about 10000 in all
Gross receipts, SlS5.oOo