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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Petitio OF Miss Matthews asking for
room In the High school building for
teaching Cinamen on Sundays, was re-
ceived aud flied.
Petitions OF Professors IIalbedl and
CrOssey, asking for increase OF salaries,
were presented.
on motion the salaries of principals, as
follows, were Increased for the year be-
ginning september |, 1885:
G. W. Crossley, principal Third ward
school, 500 per month.
Miss Helen Preston, principal First
ward school. 800 per month.
Miss Agnes Cotton, principal Fourth
ward school, SD per month.
Mrs. $. j. Merrick, principal Second
ward school, 500 per month.
Alex Kuhn, principal German teacher,
$40 per month.
ON motion the salaries Of the janltors
were fixed for the year, beginning Sep
TENDER |, 1885, as follows:
For the First, Second. Third and
Fourth wards, at $40 per month, from
April to October !; from October to
April !, at $50 per month, residence and
fuel to be furnished.
Salary Of janitor for High school fixed
ut $40 per month.
The resignation OF Miss Lula Konkle,
as assistant In the First ward school, was
read and accepted.
The Superintendent reported that he
had assigned Miss NJ. Nelson to the posi-
lion vacated by Miss Konkle. On motion
the assignment was approved.
The Superintendent reported the as
signment of Miss Ada Della Tore as
assistant In the Third ward school, Mr..
Il. ID. Jones, colored, assistant In the
Santa Clara school, and G. W. Luckle.
nAIA ,rtpntpal nf h.. la
school. His action was approved.
The Superintendent reported excess of
pupils in Second ward. and recon-
mended renting of n building for the
surplus OF pupils. Passed until next
meeting.
The letter of Nr. W. Pratt, in regard
to his inability to furnish books for his
children was laid before the board The
matter was referred to the Mayor and
Superintendent.
The Superintendent reported examln-
ing applicants for positions in the col
ored schools, and that but one of five
made the requisite per centage, viz: S. y.
Sutton, 50 per cent, emitting him tn
second-class certificate.
The rules governing janitors were
amended ms follows; Add to section 9,
article XII. the words: "They shall
make fires In all the rooms In time to
have them well heated at the arrival of
the principal, and shall keep each room
supplied with fuel during the days.
Amend section 7. Article XII. by
striking ont the words, ''Report to the
Board" and insert: Suspend him and
report his action to the Board.n
A petition from colored citizens ask
ing the removal of Professor NJ. ~.
Brown and wife, was read, whereupon
Alderman Belknap offered the following
resolutions to-wit:
Resolved. That the School Board hav-
ing read the petition for the removal of
Professor Brown and wife, and having
found no new evidence against Profess
sor Brown ank wife, see no good reason
for reviewing their former action. 1t
was unanimously adopted. and the Board
then adjourned.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Charles Stewart, using insulting Ian
guage to Maggie Bond, dismissed.
A. Koesch, being drunk and down.
fined 81 in one case, dismissed in the
other.
Dan Weber, being drunk and disor-
derby, fined $40.
Julian de la Cruz, being drunk and
down, fined So.
F. Nturbide, being drunk on the street,
fined 50.
Joe Parker, being drunk and disorder.
ly, fined So.
+. Castillo, disturbing the peace of r.
Castillo, fined So.
John O'Brien, being druck and down,
fined So.
Carlos Garcia, drunk and dsorderly,
fined 50.
M. b. lnman, interfering with officer
Van Alstyne In the lawful discharge of
MS duty while arrestlng Joe Parker for
fined So.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

The Freie Presse goes to considerable
length to say something about the sem
sations published in the LIGnT, but
when II Is remembered that the Freie
Presse sends Its small boy over to the
LIGHT office TO get first copy in the af-
ternOOn, in order that 1t may take adj
vantage Of the work of the LIGHT re-
porters, 1t can be seen that any oriti-
cisms from cur German contemporary
is very much out of place. The great
trouble with that paper is that 1t has
neither the enterprise nor the ability
to write anything that Is imaginative,
let alone readable.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22
New Postal Charges.

The Postmaster, Mr.. J. p. Newcomb,
this morning received Instructions from
the first Assistant Postmaster General
at Washington to appoint two additional
carriers, from October |, 1885. This al
lowanoe was made at the Recommended
tion of Postal Inspector Norton. who 1t
will be remembered was IN San Antonio
a fortnight since. He says the service
should be extended to Government hill
the settlement near the international
depot, and the settlement in the vicin-
lily Of the Arsenal.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22
Building Permits.

The following building permits were
issued yesterday:
l.. W. Hay, lumber addition to dwell
ing on west side of san Marcos street,
First ward, to cost $50.
5. Koch, lumber stable on west side of
Cassiano street, First ward, 70 cost $50.
Galveston, Harrisburg and san An
tonic railroad, lumber reading room and
a storehouse on west side of Cherry
street, Third ward, to cost $3.50.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Clint Winston. who has been lying at
Santa Rosa hospital with crushed
limb, caused by n railroad car. Is now In
n very precarious condition. Gangreen
has ensued. and the attending surgeons
have decided to amputate the leg just
above the knee. This IL rendered abso-
lutely necessary, but great fears are en-
teriained as to his constitution being
sufficiently strong to undergo the opera
tion.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Every year a great army of invalids
visit Florida in search of health. Ponce
de Leon, the famous old Spanish ex-
plorer, searched there for the supposed
Fountain of Health, which he thought
would keep everybody youthful. Better
stay at home and take Browns Iron
Bitters. This helps up the debilitated,
the languid and the consumptive. Mr..
z. Bonknight, of Micanopy, Florida,
says, "every thing failed to cure my dys-
pepsia. AT last | tried Browns Iron
Bitters with complete success"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

A lawn party will be given at the resi-
dence of DR.. Joseph Jones, 700 Acequia
street, on Thursday evening. the 9th
inst, at 8 o'clock, to aid in finishing the
Sunday school rooms in the new Deanery
Of st. Marks. All are invited, young
and old; admission free. Refreshments
will be served at the very moderate rates
OF 10 to 20 cents. Ii Is hoped there will
be large attendance to aid the little
ones In carrying out their laudable un-
dertakiDg. 81
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Money loaned on collateral seeuri-
ties. Specially In buying cast-off cloth
ing at highest prices. Postal card or
ders strictly attended to at Arkansas Loan
Office, corner OF Military plaza and South
Flores street. 500 3m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Oldest Established Bakery, Louis spahn's
22s Commerce street, is at all times sup
piled with fresh, healthy bread, pies,
cakes, CONNECTIONS, ETC., besides family
groceries. Orders left at the bakery will
be promptly filled. 9-l5-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

The members are requested to attend
special meeting Thursday night, Sep
TENDER "a. BY order foreman.
0.22-2t Pull MANGER.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t sooths the child, softens
the gums, alleys all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhea. 20 cents a bottle. 7-22-lyr
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

SAN ANTONIO
SAVINGS BANK,
no. as soLEDAD STREET,

Under the management of l.. Cara, banker
Deposits, subject to check, received, but inter
est will be paid only on Time Deposits of al
and upwards at the rate OF per cent per an
mum. Banking hOurs-g a. m. 10 4 p. m. Sat
urdnys-e n. m. to p. M, for tho convenience
of saytnge Bank Deposltors.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

The premises formerly known as the
Vienna restaurant. For particulars, in
quire Of Charles Hummel Il Son, No. go
Commerce street. S-2l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22
For Rent.

Three two-story houses Of seven and
nine rooms. Furniture, carpets, etc.,
quite new, also for sale at less than 30
cents on the dollar. Owner leaving the
city. Apply to Bradley Il Groesbeck,
402 East Houston street. 0-l0-6t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

The only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pufis II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

"A WONDERFUL RUM NOR
ing quite furore and having wonder
full run among chill-suffering people,
claiming advantages heretofore deemed
impossible, and making such rapid and
permanent cures, causes people to talk
about 1t. Contains no quinine, mercury,
arsenic or deleterious drug of any kind.
Cleanses and tones the stomach, arouses
the kidneys and liver and operates fine
ly upon the bowels, making its action
prompt and effective even In chronic
cases that have resisted all other medi-
Dimes. Try 1t. Sold by II. Kalteyer Il
Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22
TAPE WORM SPECIFIC.

Pleasant, safe and agreeable to the most
delicate stomach. Guaranteed TO cure in
from one TO three hours. Prepared by DIR. l..
V. wEATHERs. Price So. VIII be sent by mail
on receipt of price, with full directions. Adj
dress L.V. wEATHERs, NJ. d.,
9s1-3t San Antonio, Texas.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22
Houses to PatrOnize.

Call and see V. Lorra. the tailor.
He has just received the finest line of
fall goods. S-2O-lm
Good second hand clothing bought
and sold at Emerson's. Slit
Clocks warranted at Emerson's from
81 up. These clocks we bought at bar
gain and offer them the same way. II
"A quantity OF fine law books. in
Guiding Texas reports, for sale cheap at
Emerson's. Stiff
Emerson has some fine diamonds,
both soltaires and clusters, for sale, at
big bargains from So up. Stiff
Now, II you or any OF your family
are suffering with Chills, Remittent or
Intermittent Fever, Aching OF the
Bones, Dizziness, Irrltability, Nervous
ness, Jaundice, Billiousness, or any
other symptom Of malarial poison, we
easnestly solicit you to try MORLEY'S
T-X-S AGUE TONIC, for If used ac-
cording to directions We know the re-
suit will be success. Sold by f. Kalt-
ever Il Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22
CHEAP COLUMN.

I 0sr-Blue flannel coat, contaping mem
IL orandum book. Reward paid for return
to Old Iron Works. JOHN HOLMGREEN. - 3t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-22

rINAKEN UP by the undersigned, one roam
/ horse aud one bay horse. Inquire OF Chris
Miller, on Government hill. 02s@t
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

: Tlere 2. CT me AM paup~rs rn rusi a
praPortoa a. there Ar. ialasr shopa
Tier corrupt on IA poiIc.sractly "A
pr ortun 20 ih~ An usi e mn con
-uH.l The 81; - {. 81 thsir r. - u
rlm sao"s. are p3s t"T-i Aaj taV-rsi-
IN. q 'ac oa.s al ton l,v &c
STAB ,sHA aias shru : too ~eouatTv.
"a hIrh s. NJ. fr.u t~jfm"-aHs.n< pac-
rnc- Nhcra ram : vote. can t+ psr-
cha-"! aad 4 uun PU-c av~i vote a.
lever y, cas-; co. n -o-i obcct
u - these sbA-.l, facts siaTn< cv-
sry &c INT man N the fac. ~ ~
s-kc1 - 81 RUIN alonr I, . - "a run
~ J, 49, with slavery. n . The Z
ihinE that uu~l TO; - lachrsL Is
rg - - ~ d~hsurh n men All
t.,y- AMI tcrau-a lag ;ac wer!i mUs;
10; 3" cues ons~l go rEu; IN k4l
men - wrvc. ioy- and ruin gal. ua.s
q D. "a schri Their j, pot a family
IN tar ju.i~si >;a;s, lat Gas q ; .bs
danger constantly ho,ruus over 4
Ihsry ar mlll on - dollar .asc.'~i IN
n bg-'r-s. The profits 90 Which Jrfvni
uJ,.n 80 uEWbtr oi boss tat q Ia
III ned annusl.s The va, n~uarcis.
structure : ba>.-i upon tn ruin q men
The murr duInkari, Thu interest an
make he crva-cr 49, p-oau. and "a
,herr is up limit u human cgald =. =,
there ! no nit 10 - c,iagt, n tbs L.
rcctoa. 10 Cd bt4lS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06

Il y.rste~ has h~~n ~st.h-
B.h~i hx H. In xx~x ,s S.Srk
-
-. - s. -
-
u" Trnosr sAFs 40 eFa' sPpV
sIua aInui'aa a. Nfien |" caFsn NJ
loo a ~ dsr. and sheE III - Sons
ale and sue i"F@a F1A
A ooTr~spondens e he Nee ss-
yssa FBTr4rr rr.s,~a = -s~ vAr~e =
ham spPttasoa "a ~4 @H~s u az
-" i've PFcseas~i cal btSa' aad
Ers'v tmP0us~it A"FHS A~s
81 u. i?1't
a co~ggrsro=dras of tie ce~sf~s
.cshen.s4 .as . has ssATu~! usr~ 10
20 azng~v O.! saotbrr.ur asparagus
al,k uaa-w 81. arp!~s a h-svs e.ai
az uaaur, every faL nua kAs lArrr'y
sncrvAs~l ih~ stz~ ana ' 81 "a. as crop
P...,h~ F~-. Nr,~,v nu firing
r,a Nh h,.t.p- w.frr 4 /. Ai,ls .N7t
and ne n Egeak rrss vsss A. sIuas
IN, net Ssucv: sip oaa sAts SFon
surface % ~sr- 'ops s"sIs ihFss
"a nutss take so Ia p~~gssgs - al
ne iay a vtui!s upoa etag: srr-i ioAss.
ne ho-s .ot
-far msIs fever N ,os uev
rcur1, 4. ore AMI q half nut. 81 fsr.a
ard al on,lalf .at xerorsn- oil In
10 gis.a q ne~ m.ls Ia. lard re-
ON rc. :. To- melted af,.r ul--h ,Ae oil
= to to stirred a 1As ma g. = dosc.
AT a. .Ro.,ts - r.-.~s "a -. 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
AIR N SUNSHINE
Their Dtssatsstns Poser N5Etssiss The,
ltUE. go ttssra -.

Their Dp.tafrstus Poser uBEb,iss rhsa
ntoE. go CHEMICAL.
The dsn'~ctiuc power q freely cir
Cu!sisnS pure ar = now fully rrcog-
nLrd BY san i,arian. III. ,ecTv, of q
IL. ia part the rapid 4 fusion oi tho
morbid particles. thus greatly diluting
them. ~ mineral TO sons may lee rem
dsrcd harmless by dlutlon % great
- tlr- diia.Tr tent.nct. acting with
the ouusi M circula;ian Of tn" air IN
vast curr. nts. thst. though every VAR
.ty oi Earmiul Eases AMI missm. - IN
~c'sSantiy thrown into the air ~ Jur
!ar-c cites. no ditrTeuc- can lie dc.
tccied by analyst. between the air @!
III. after aHc the ar of our rural dis-
ir ct
But another explanatory fact Is The
acusi disinic ting power 20 Sunshine
and oNygva IL - the Inhaled Oxygen
that changes ~" dark. impure yennus
b!"ld INFO the pure scarle; blood 20 the
arteries IL = the chemical power Of
-unshiu" that srs.s u- oar wonderful
phs;ogTa phs II l. the Wnshine that
bi.arh~~ the cotton clottf laid ON tie
grsss. ani. on thu Other hand. change.
the purs white %. a potato vine grnsn
IA n c"llsr to lark green when rams
f"rrei Ia the oisn ar.
H~nc. In our lat" arm -. 10, = tn.
stsniing - mauy unhsaii hy condit ons.
iyphod lever never tended TO srrrah.
AID sas hardls ever fatal d; il. FOR
this reason that. Ia al nfe tou, ds
ease. ~" phys AZ .nssQs oa a free
circulation %. air in tie sepom
An interesting iilus'ratA - tie
.hlng d. furnished w. e@le.
bra'sd Dr Il charison %! Engiasa lie
hnis that ,h. ssgrAai c sss. ~ho hsso
no homes. tut sleep anyvhrrr aud cot
food anyho~. rarely euntrsrt ron.ss
diseases. AMI m0rs rarely cons.y
them. aud that. too. though thsy wear
catDf. and. often. inie ,~d clothing.
AMI occupy the worst 81 !odgiag hos.~s
The yyp.i~s are remarkahig free from
disease. thsy SNOW it'll. 81
small p0x. though lt,l- pro.~cssa by
vaccination one seldom ind. among
'hFm ds.a.n 81 a s~crofulous na,ar.
Rchard.On conrlnd~s thai; pDssfty
IN i,ss.f has nothing - ID IA the oe-
O! Symotc Ou'ectipasl d..
Eases that fr,ah ar - Ia one rstgAfs
f'iHisetIsL. and that %iutury AMI d-n.-
~ q! population arr the tso bad sp rite
which con urr ~ the gea, pbyse
sfaIsoi humanity - iSHfas t~vspassos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
STALL TrE CATTLE.
d A~s.sstszs of ss.n.r.ssasy-sass.s
sf fsaav-

81 s.aa--
"So animss n fght AMI eat .: ,hs
same Tine All erosd.ny q; fed tine
should D. a.oidsd The desirs ~ s.sA
Tod . about The only thing iha; s,Ii
maks ordinary oo~s hgh; ks.y them
out OF temptation b. issdinz them .rp-
a~ra:slJ." THIS 1. good airics. aai q
."ad' us 20 remark that ~.ssy gro~n
animal or the farm shouii hase Z. ova
tai and all the kaat feeding j, re-
osises should BE- done ia TIA; s,asi.
NsnT farmer. iksnk 8; too mach aoabs
70 pat ;as cattle up ever lns is~s
sTe fed This s = mistake stall ted
'sg not osly savss tho waste - soSi
,aa; Ia los;. ~irAnplsd 6osn aasi nsas~t
osey. Aad subsequently r.s ed xh~n
Tel n the LOT. ID, /; szs~s ngassnx aad
pTeTsaa The sigonz~r frorn gr,tng ;k~
] GA sEsrr Sal sx hem rsax~s them
Eva2ls ard trsnz. tA~n q RELY uns~r
TOE Close oos-r .ztEon 81 shs man o
chsrS 90 ia: Ar IN nv. ~sr.nss. og
Other trouble . no.tcef. zzd in~y
ped as1dIfnS In sny say sh~y esa
rrsd " - gpstsa bod 81 Tie y-a.
PSsai. Aozsv~r. IA s;aIlsng e.:;.~ /. ,ss
saosu2ous arsnz 0f ara las
sion~ ~iI far sEorx ;hsa psy so- a. tAs
aousss thai "a ever iaksa - yasInx -.
Ak n out and clean * sp sfser ;kssz
TsS droTpsaSs thai; fA.i IN ;A- s:ssSs
ard rsy nos Be Lss provided iA>ss .
\ maa 10 20 round ose- day With
. Sheesnsruv % eoler. sA~m up o~s
this - . 'sts0as aad hboe oas nsssoA
requr & fss mot. nrps ,san 20 el~ao
them oos d . stable II s ran. o :ks
'un . bot much 81 The rood P.ss N
wasasd sSsy 90 dxed Up. Yhls liz
always srssd par ot il sr ma
q Al shsofteas b ksps 10 shs sssslG. .
u should b. 70 oocd not b essassd O.
bot svo a. thrss tines . vak. -
most a IL vAlssbls pass q - uyssso
ssved D 81 means saall - essxia-
l1sssess 0sxyy0sA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
TEMPERANCE READING.
= DEATH TRAMP.

EC-r tramp. tramp .- - crsrAlrE ssay
HrEft i.- Tot ut o. v Ion
!! Lulr .sa isfN = rH . srvf
Nls, al tlr arm o. - r- - =-sf1
Tie }'r-r. - .tr.4 s- are 4ss.s.
~ N"st4G --G.f A. -
y , nuf a rsars~ff g. 81. "a ~ tr
NaAi = lie :4te KAT Gums 4 at
Tramp tramp t-auP ~ 4 fT-akael . lola-
cat az . tag a.-i .ara al lair
f'"F u" f...s = 90 assr a HuI--
F1=i '.r s..ta % "a usoshr- e PA 81.
bu1 gt -sE q. "a j0au&4-- 800 us
t4cr t1r f-.a az a-gy 49, cs4.4
over -" a' sites 60 rsE..
Easol ussa1ruc- sa! 500. svr~~
TrTnu. tramp ramp. f-ls t-urka.I srayc
tsE'EH 'Hr .nrarl 81" s. -Gssus-
" r.--' 20. -rs g. Ont 80 fr .aYr
NJ 2. - .-frr- - I.r- ..f RAM
'''t4 -... -- a- fhrr. . Drs-s o. bay
An surk : s. co. t.r "a .uIs tur.rg
bsd $50" Ge Il n.'h. - j1c t. suI p-Ayrr
cAA Cd U-t "a q Inc = ctsT s-
-hsLg ] LL4svp
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
WHAT "RUm" is DOING.
The One Aeseey That stand. la Opy-p.I-
ton &" kssSs thing Tina; 10 Good and
F"ssers E~s~rDthIng That Q. E,iL

The One Asssey That stand. Ia Opf-o.I.
ton tn Hsses thing Thai; 0. Good and
F"ssers Es~rythInS Thu, Il E.iL
Take up toe daily paper and read the
reports Of tie eli,ngs. st.bbing-. shoot.
ings. riots. assaults. VT -bcai.ngs and
all the o:ha attractions of peace and
.ooi order. and ninety per ccrt Of the
sun total VII found 20 le occa.;oued
directly By ran
Go ihrou3, your y-oor-hou,e~ AMI
YOU will find Tia, ninety pe- cent. Il
the inmate. we've brought there directly
by rum.
Go through volr jE;ls and r~en,en,.a-
res and YOU wiu ind iha; ngact. Pc
cent OF the cnm1nai, We're made ~ d.
rec;ly by rum
Look over ia Ii; % executions for
murder and yru viii ind that = u.ty
per cent Of tie soDI 20 tie g4.lows wa
furnished dire j by uEm.
Make inquiry - 20 tae cause % -cpa-
rsions Of hussTUr AMI gIye-. AMI do
me<tic trous!.s yS"r-l-. and you vi,
ind that ninety n c-1.. oi Il all Iaay
be charged dir~s4 TO ram
scan the corrpR ~ governmental
matter. the CO O. mAl-adml8I-tra-
ton corrup;ior {iec; or. an al tia;
Z pSdeTm mig go. n government.
sraS wi fntoa nety per ecu.
oi i:s cas-N4&st rr-iy 20 rum
in trEcs. sam 10 a. there J. a.. brutal
!!y. yIO.ence. teEgary. Crae and c,r-
raptoa. and Won all Ind that mor.
than ninety pr ceat o. "a. zwiu.
Aggregate NAV oe charged drectl. to
rum
Rum = the one agency tia; z. under
min ing humanity. 4 = the one in.ruence
tia; makes the work Of the church al
no avail, IL i the agency tia; Kills
tie good esec, Of education: il 3 the
one weapon which the Devil welis TIA,
- lrres stibs-; the one .gency ,ha;
stands N opposition TO everything that
y god and fosters everything. TIA, ~
evil IL death 70 the family. 20 bush
n.ss- To society. 20 government. and IN
L. school and The church I, ear
1ess faster than al tie agencies for
good can build up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-06
WORSE THAN WASTED.
Tho Retail Coat 10 s"n.nun.r. Of whi.k,
aud ii-~r IN the tatt~t state.


The Chicago 7rhHHc. though moi.
usually gwen To- Temperance %! ia"
rI-ht Kind. has been making ,otnc cal.
citations on the rctal cos, - cous4In-
cr> of WHISKY and beer in th : country.
which a." about a. s..r ling ~ those
mad" by tie ''iauat!c,' Of which Il
s'ctk, -" frequently. IL SAYS tina, -
careful. canvas, OF Oh" fact.-n rrgari
10 wh -Ay-warrant- tl," conelu. !nn
that ib" aS"rACc pric" AID by the con
sumner u about $40 per Gallon Ibis
foot, up a grand aCsry-at- Il SO.
"".t". or very nearly ten !o.lar- I.r
head. Applying the same comparison
A. ~l-fOr'. W. see tina, this amounts 20
something Ike a dollar per week for
each adult NAL. in the tntci State. Of
America Tbs j. for whisky alone ~
low nG tn" very m0d~rat" sum o.
eighteen doilar- pr barrel - The aver
age price paIi b. the buyer a; retail. We
have a further total Of I: t.us..pn for
the beer that j. consumed ~ The coun.
Try each wear i'ut the two together.
and we have f~fC.t.sl,tOB an appalling
N"ih ~ 'ihp'H'' u W. ''I-' iaAn
waStag" 81 oar people III. TrtbHa<
add another ten that of tobacco in
MI H. forms. who belongs 20 the same
category q! eSI oniiturrS This j. set
dosn AZ So. 80 t.t.sl, Thinkin- pe,-
pl" should study these figure. md eom
pr"hcnd. u possible. this
drain aTson IN" resource. 81 the labor
and buSin"s, o: orr people. And then
con'"mpl1t" anoi .r ~-2'.r..rst.
W. ca tas to To- Tai-d o. pa. tho pub.
Ic aad pirate csV~u~cs oi e ~ and
poverty caused hy the consumption %:
the-e lguor,' When these thing. ar.
Al considered We -houIi ca.; a out for
AZ cfici ~ = m~.y for ih. irrru.niou.
was'" 81 money. - IN the ill NOR.
form dabls a.,enin, evils -Caicagc
Standard.