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Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

RorGH ~ RAfs .


A. Cor Rough on Coughs fol eo9fh', OIL OIL
sorc Throat. lloArsenc.s rrcche. IS hsii
"ROrGu oS RAts
clesrs out Rat. Nice. foach.s, nies, ants, hs.
uugs. skunks. ohipmunks' sophsrs' I'' =
IlK,Kr PliNs.
rallifaiiUn, propsicAi sssilings, hlftinets, ~
digestion. llsadRchs, slespiessness cursd p
o. wsiis iieaith Rsne-er-
ROUGu On CORSs
A. Cor Wells Rough on Corns- i;c. Qlics
o0mpistc cure. Hart or son oofna hanion'
aRorau oN PlN PoHousED Pl,srrR.
,trcagineninr. improved. the b.st iuf bacs
ache. pains In chest of siie, fhsunAli-n' hep
TmN PsorLE
"weu.' Health R.n.-er- rs-tsre- health an
vigor. cures Dyspepsia. etc o.
wuOOFfN0 COUGu.
And ths many Throat Affections n children
promptly. pleasantly And ,ai.iy rslieysd sl
= Eoush ON Coughs trochCs i,c., halsAin -
MorHuEs
n you are fAlilng. broken. worn oui ani ner
yous. use "Neils' Health henercr. u n
LIYK PEEsERvER-
lfyou are losing your grip on life. ny = Wells
Health Rene~cr." Goes direct " veal Hpots
"ROU0n on TOOrHAcHK"
Instant relief for NeuraiEia. Toothache, fsce
arhe Ask fOr Rough ON Toothacle" ~ an
.ic.
PRETTY WONES.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vi
vacity donT fail 20 try wells Health hene~
err
CsrARRuAL TuRoAr AFFECTIONS
Hacking. Irritating Coughs, Colis, ,orc f1roai
cured by Rough on Coaghs" troches, 10.
liquid. &c. -
"RoUou on fTcu."
" Rough on Itch cures Humors. krupiions
rtngsorm. tstier. salt rheum. frosted feet. chl
blalns.
THE iIOFE on TuE NATION.
FOr children, SLOW IN development puny and
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

fI.-NNlNMA
Couposcl ~ g. leticrs.
Nvr.gs.s 20. q. a., a6. was city Of
Afrct
Nv. a.. lskarlvcr of karoqc.
NJ -. ll. %. o.. 9l. a.. a., o., -, "a, .,
fII.arfv I'm re luitci States.
Nv Nd. ~. III l. an article 90 wearing AZ
rarcL
Nvl-.K ID. lswNs city % syria
NJ II. i4. o. -l, d. ?, Q, ID i r''ei
Iu Earope.
My - %. IS. 10. 81. =. 81. g i iowu
RI lkran. -.
MIL. al. ff. .l. e. a. "a group OF is.'
aris solih of kuropc
NJ whole L. q ggotAiion from stme'
Russell Lowell
NaNfTrE
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
Thrilling STORY

AZ Tsfs ey . Merchant o. TOM
sssstssI opsrssiss Aseiast ~.
V.ssss. VIII sss D.ashtss sss.p.t ~
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

The proprietor. Of SEurRALISE con-
yinced fAsnsrirss OF 10. efficacy bsfore OF
fsriug Il 70 the psbllc. IL vas used iof
frsirs ysars before q bottle vas soli,
Many q The ersi famiie. In New hnsish'
have used 10. and pronounce u go0t
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

p.lr Enui.
WHY font every i,iy write onsui WY
can't sc have posial card hf.gaie If
ute o. kuoW What So people have Nat d
new f'f breakfast, d|nusr sni .uppef oi
course I knoN they have new bread aui
pie. ani ucw cakc-thai L. freshly hakci.
hgi what Is there that L. really ani truly
resf Won't Aunf ulye, IFAlyn, Betty
TfoiWOof AMI al tnc Others give usa b.ll
o 4 fare fof wssk. anf then p,fhips w.
csu gsf some new iffAsf hrE
S-Thsfc night b, blg iuicfruga.
ton point si The cnd. instsad.of 80 many
au tlrough.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

&c Tsta by . 0sssssst 10 fFuTtt -
s.ssis.I oyssss,s. Aseiast us-
p.ssss. ND. s.s D.sshsss s.s.p.l. a.
awfsi Dss~.
Ofths hanfr~fs of arrounis ri fsnarts -.
.roa.ht by Or kfNNtpi' TANuNfrF -
FDY- uons have tTpearsf t1 TufsT taf0r -,
=. lhs iello.i.s ~. ts. I.,,.', 49, ..i,st =,
~ ssa ths siarl - ioli bg its fiiff e. ~.
nssrssi "a % al oar fetfsrt ~
D.. Es.as.is. Eoaas-f. y
psas "a NJ daushtsf "a arfiff IN
setsrs srosth ~ funsus To ftmuIf o. t,f
rssastsl n simosi sssfy fsmstl 80 ..rs. II II.
mosi pfomiaent sufsrous ari ltItillrt l.
-. sf Troy. sail thai fafs.fal aafra. ..r -
b asesss,fT. BAT fssrins iatAl fsfl.a 20 .lisf
s0us n NJ phT.fisns ,iainei gag atf .laasI
by oas th.ag aai somstT sn1ihfr o. fltri
.ss pssmiss ai as disasaisi 80 'llts usl',,
hssrA 81 pr ktare'if's fANullft GfNFli
.oTs AZ - thontu4hlT 81 lhs bod .HIH.a. =.
~ trv. 4 v 80 nths msflrins co.. a. Ftr q,
iols Asa l.llst - Q, .sd .erss'.s ~ ~ tr
ali of thls uiai ras a. camp.rfr Gro a =
ssuxhisr n n = tfsafiai ma'afT lr hHrl.It
FAgDHITE nlatuf s'anf fffT.ff Nrr-f
nssnias siss fnf othsf ihinFs hat 1o1 .lis.I =
"a NJ isashtsf - isT srI1Ts frr..f nam
ssa q E.v1fhs temsiY slous H. ..s r.ff q
NJ sIfs aiso sss ftfI per Ia ae1 't. ilt q 80
/ Liver ilfraiiT sin rhlch - hti slf..lft "a
tims sntn shs tsssns ssfT So, - fI tnf
A tfIal Of 10 hnaFilN = Nsf"i0 L" HN -
fesniisd In ~ c1iapisir rrsiofafIHn IT .rr .rlH
uElsh she hsi ~ ~. sysi 30 Iesrs. s.f tlI
saIaeI a Ssh afai ftffnstl. afI i..l Hrl.a|
/ psrisri tssifh. art ttis If nlt NtIl.tLI r
hR kgSNtbi ~ bAAphltA hthtpI AL II
mTssif hslr. sngaxrt 10 the fI0nr t -
| mIssinn buaiasfs, stlra mttfs i n''atV II
| 80 ~ let ~ IlIIfT ul fwrrf lIi 0l. a.
1 taffer 80 ~ saass q tastr AL s.rsn
l .rrs srfidusIf naftd Nfrffft ra Hrraf !
l oaass.a na 49, fsarful % iTaIaNa.a II .H n..
/ ssssrs nm 1 trHd Dh hN>NkuI IhfNl
| ~ RFNFnY Tts ffsf f0fiIf tr ffHI "a
i il.fs rsilTf al drm ihai iay o. mH .n a.
i a. Al Tsra. ff EfmfdF hss ffsicff.I ri l. .TfHr
Il hssth Irsse sfs fsfts sn'rh a. .''HfNH
i ~ kssrslf fafefits Afmfif II NJ. .r.. rH
i va ID a. scIt o. those 0H n
/ af.oss fratrf. anTuaf la ~ r. f IfI
/ a. 80 NJ lruft Of thfss ttsifufnia HI. Il '0r'
| ID ns anf slu soss hes. ttTr rurt
a Farori4 hsmfdT - haafftif a. 81 a
Il ssnar - ressiis.
Yoar. 80 WILLIAM NiNIt0G
C0rusf Caaai az Mosai suss- lrlI
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Drooa,uoSs AND souvsSiRs -Dsiseh a
The notice from your bottle q kof's lsl'
io,s Doh. and mail per directions on eaen .,
bottle, and thus secure an hssofimeot o'
cor elegant decorative Advertisements
sc.,srlrs s,e. MY. T. SYHUP Co.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Il1sr. 70 500 fs h',r
ss gall. ? - q HiisI
fhorO.sAy q 70 f,ii'.
FBeros rii asots iAs
grgg ssa - sssA ese
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

" Fishi' asked The waiter OIL county
visitor a. ,he seaside h0tsl Wal,
dunno. va. The reply. walt un ! ct
suthln' Ter eat. and Then III talk with ye'
about goln' fshing
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

f. nthcai a ropc or chain OF etet'
sfrtrgth. sni cave WORT used % etpfes-
rUNrr
nehlii q rlotous assault and ieavs
49, stance.
urhcai a s1bsiAnce sometmcs a'ei
rrr .wsIrr. a. cave Ia which l. spoten.
.a distinction from What ls Sf.itsu
Hrhfai to Couiest. AMI lcave Sofd
most frtllcuiy usci iu poeiry, meanins
f1 uu'n.1
f nrhcal sn ancient iangrAgf, ata
leave the organ fsight
HfaeaI CD. Ani iCAvc an intsi' &C.
t1n s1prcss gc 1f disgust 90 conifmqt
nrhraf parnomsnon I'M nstlf'
caused fy the ueou. ani lgaFs tsh.
nshrsi o. frrss iof saos. tui .ea's
pace nf amlscmcut
~ Behrai 3D. orefaarg, aai leAse ia'
hani.c of tr aKc.
il Bsleai ll-s.n, ani iease sif.'
rauc.
nj nsheai On sar ~ grain. ani cave
rsh
h. ntheaia wcapou. ani save q afui'.
ID uthrai uu..ca. tsfm. aui lrase q
musical Irsiraarrt
nEorurn NEn.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Fust An Fiu stopped free BY Do. Mine
Great Nerve Rssiorcr No ~ sI.st nIs.
dav'. ne Marvellous cures. If,s,ise ~
e.. 90 trial bottle free q NJ es-es. Ss"" W
Dr Kline. s9i Arch 81 fhila, IA
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Istn not sad % see 20 many yocng men
everv day of whom this can De ssidf
Young man. take my adsics stop al IN
di.crctious which you have prtcheea.
keep good hours, retire early, ani oeiii
90 your shattered system by using selphar
Blusrs. which will cure yoa.-oip fnfs-
fCfaN
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

The skating rinks at sara,ogs are
open. This accounts for the car load Of
arniea a prominent New York houss
shipped to Saratoga yesterday.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
c.sroRI,.

wh.n R.b, vas slck, We gave her Castofs'
49, - y.sa Chlli, she crisf fof tssioIis'
49, 80 ~as a Miss. she clune - S.s.o.,s. .,..
~. - had children. she gave ths" '-s"s
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Hop. are Al ihs - At ,hr sammsI .s ~.
tsl.. Thsy srs 10 h. found e'efJ"b'''
cent Ia ths btrr.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

To a,taln AMI proloux health, breaths
pure air. eat tsmperatsiy Of good food
properly cooked. avoid oplam. hops, and
all other narcotics.
Also, use that medicine Which has STOOD
The trst when nearly al others have tAlled
viz IL ." kir0ofs Auiers. bearing
tfafc-mArk q" l.. p
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

They don't allow wandering mlns,fss 70
perform In the steam cars. hs'i'"s' w
rcc,Ors DO not fancy car ianes'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

An authority on bees says the Ase a. .,
which bee gathers her nfst honey ~
DAYS. "Swest sixteen, a. u we're
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

H.r. l. msihemsiical d'nalu2n ,oI
,he ssersg, nshsnnan A ife "ns'e' Wy
anrie
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

- trtER,RY AssENntN.
lNsmes of authors. hiiien ani enrressed1
A maid ani lover. one dne day,
Were through the greenwood strsying
Th- maiden's face va vresthet In smiles
Ne earaestly vas saying,
I'm never. never love bat thee
Thy love beyond al price 4.
Aut / have buit q little house
ca yortsr hin that rises.
4" This cottage Il a pretty place,
All bfcad ant cheese III faruishi
Yon seutesi piacs l. all your osn.
To ssssp Ani scrab and oaruish.
rhan snake thc mali. 20 Dick' Cnshrlned
Wthln nv heart yoar face l.
~ faIn step DER my own threshoii-
That iovciiest OF places
A bag or two he gave her theni
Dor Der hls heart feenng
% l1y which must expression have
Most upturoasly came stealing
A uiiic VERBOSE were they both
Rlt hat % rAnght amounted
The woois were hccdlcss % thsir N0fds'
Nor iooks. nor tones were counted
GuIA Sam.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Three or -four hoaT. every night coughing Ce
" Tough on Coughs" Iroches. ltc. Bal.sm. &c
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

The paln AMI misery s1fsrei ~ t1oss
who are sfi.cted With dyspepsia sfr inhe-
scrihablc. The distress of ne podJ y.
equAllcd 90 surpassed BY The confusion AL
t0rtns ~ the mind, thus making - fleNn'
.afsr double afilction. The rsllef thAi !.
given ~ iloods Ssrsapariila has caused
thousands % be- thankfol for ihis gfea'
medicine. II dispsis the causes of iysPep-
"a. aud tones up The digestive organs
Try Hoods SarsAparillA
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

To remove diseases from your syst M
sosnmsnee 4, the foapdsilon and regslh,e
The liver. cleanse the blle. opfn ,ns P''''
by u.lng Clown Bfrrths
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

"RoUGu on PAIS PoRoUsKD PLAsrtR
siren gthcning. improved. The best Cor teck
ache. pains In chest or side. rheumatism. neu
rAigia
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

"As,ors new yacht will cost $1,000 |.
year 10 maintain. We didnt suPpose /"
vis % expensive ~ board yscht
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
Ar RnoxEx Dow

"Tn take his head or bas,'- erel.isei
tn photographer, who had din'ea' 'so'
| lsrt - hanile
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

a laiy dlcul wuic. us ffon Ncs lofk
ihai she has br,u makiug hrr Clr.imas
prr.suts. spectacle gisss slPrfs. cir. glass
cases. cic.. ffom lnstruCiiuus ln this COLI
umu. and thc presents have bttu admired
ard appreciated.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Dropsiosi sssiiinxs. Dizziness. IN
digestion. Headache, ~lcsplcssutss cafsd n
q. WrIis ticaith Hru.rrr-
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
NOTICE

I hsrsby noflfy al persoas thlf I sfhl raI
dsbs contracted ty william 1Jisr afr .f
fala.
DOLLIE r. TlLtl
nsthel. Dee. r0.h. fsst.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

The startling announcement i male tha'
Jsr Davis did not vote for ClcrelAni.
Neither dii Sasan II Anthony vcie Tor
i Hiaiue.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

TuE HOfE on THE NATION.
or children, Slow IN development puny Ani
eiicAis. use wells Health Rens~ef."
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20


when a girl i ten years old, she should
be given household duties 10 perform &C..
cOrdlng 20 her slEs and strength, for which
4 sum OF money should be paid her weekly.
She needs a little pocket money, and the
knowledge how 90 spend Il ladlcioasly.
which can be 30 well given by mother 10
her little girl. She should be required b
furnish a part OF her wardrobe with this
money For instance, n she gets ten cents
a week, she should purchase al her stock
lngs, or AL her gloves, A. the mother may
decide; and doing this under the mothers
supervision, she will soon learn 20 trade
with judgment and economy. Ofeourse,
the mother will see 10 Il that the sum Is
sufficient 10 40 this, and yet leave auine
for the child 20 spend Just A. she pleases.
This will supply a healthy stimulus 10
will give her proper ambition and pride
In her labor, and the ability 10 use money
properly. A. she grows older these house
hold duties should Increase, with a pro-
portionate Increase OF money paid for the
performance Of them. We know Of lady
who divides the wages OF q servant among
her three daughters. There Is systematic
arrangement Oftheir labor, which is done
with q thOroughness and slacrity rarely
found, either with hired girl, or dangh-
ter who feels that she has 10 do u with
nothing 10 encourage and stimulate her 10
the work HOmdA's Journal.
son soap and coffee are recommended
for mixing with stove polish. II Il much
easier Ia black the stoves with this mix
ture A. the polish will come easier than
when the backing Il mixed with water.
"A remedy for ehspped hands. Is amer
wiplng dry, 10 rub well with corn starch
or powdered starch.
The gravy made from roast lamb Is
much improved In flavor II few thin
slices OF bacon are laid over and under the
roast.
TO chop sust easily, sprinkle with
-four.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

The Emprcs. of China has declared
war. says q news item. Tbs l. bal. u
CHINA gets badly broken ~, u sill BE- dii'
fcuit % mend matters.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

ciesr. out Rat. uice. foach-. nies, ant. hs.
baTs. skunks. Chipmunks. sophers. -, 4
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

A. Cor Rough on Couxhs,- Or coughs, Coiis
sofc throat. HoAfssncss rfochcs. IS ~ iti
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
complimentary Notice.

Our govern neat csn no l1usrf bs sai 81 n A.
enperinenL Oue hunIlrsd years cf fl'a''l
sslstsncs have established "a az psfutaf
stltutlou. Tue magnificent c1uiurt "a .lF wv
luflng the lsts s'sgtIon pf1Fsa thsif Iali.t
mfnss commercial Iuiefeats also fufn tI r.
lns prot We tnos Of no beiief ]. lfift
tte success aifeufIrg h1norsbie ar t0.0
nsss mefhots ihan the ufm Z ID NJ ferf y.
Dsuolt. Mich.. IN is.dIns sreisnan pf tr all-
~. from smAIl tssinn|nst, AIRY TfaH ~
they have buIIt 10 ther mommofn tat'1rf'
lheIf striet afhsrsanrs D. their inlual pInr
furnish "a only ne tesf ses.is obta as1.f JOY
cfrr b sfn1 their Va aa1Ie "Anra1I Ifrr 4.
uho eNneef 10 huV aaaIs o. EaIha
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

= ITT WU On TITN IWNTT ID 7 I-N"ITI9
trraFffenirg. improved, the t.st fuf bafk
ache. pains la chest of side, rheumatism. nsp
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

A" Rough on Itch cures Humors. Erupiion.
ringworm. tstlsf. ALT rheum. frosted feet. ehn
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

.s, ,. asSS sSS G MD ,o ~ wv s'nssi A isS nas.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20
OUR PUZzI.R CORNER.

lcommgaleailcas ~ M. psE.T.nesi ..csla .'.,
ncr. Ne
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

A. fnr Wells KnuEh un Cons" Sc gllcs
cDmpistc cure. Hart or son lofnA hinion'
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Iiyea are losing yosr ETiR 90 nis. W Wei We.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

Hacking. Irritating coughs, Colds, sore thro' is.
Oxford Democrat., 1885-01-20

And The many Threat Affections of children,
promptly, pisa.antiy And saisly relieved ~
: EOus b on Coughs 1rochCs i'c. iaisAin -
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-07-22
Deppen's Clothing House,
COR. FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS, LOUISVILLE
The Land of Flowers.

Editor Herald:
Polk county, Florida, is situated south
of Orange county and in the middle of
the "Orange Belt" and contains per-
haps more beautiful lakes than any
other county in the peninsula. Forty
years ago the Indians padded their
canoes on our lakes, roamed through
the woods that surrounded them, and
again retreated before the onward tread
Of civilization. The shores of the lakes
are now studded with magnificent
hotels, beautiful winter houses and en-
chanting orange groves. Brilliant
skies, beautiful sunsets and an elastic,
exhileratlng atmosphere combined to
make life enjoyable. Our wells con-
tain clear, cool water. Our streams
and lakes abound in fish, sweet sing
ing birds perch near our dwellings.
Free churches and schools give moral
and religious instructions to peaceful
and law-abiding community. Nowhere
else does nature reyel in such gorgeous
hues and enrapturing beauty. Flowers
bejewel the earth, not only in lowly
beds, but also around trailing vines and
gather in clusters of richest coloring to
bedeck the trees. Insects flash from
flower to flower, and tree to tree. their
irredescent hues, rejecting the sunlight
like million of diamonds. On every
side the eye is charmed with scenes of
delight.
The western people halt and view
with amazement the growth of towns
and cities. In the far West shanty
town is first built, and later on replaced
by better improvements. Not 80 in
Florida,--a first>class hotel is planted
among the pines, live oaks and palmet-
toes substantial, permanent houses are
at once erected, and in a few months
the advantages and improvements of
old towns are enjoyed.
The truth about Florida is not real>
lied by those who read about it, and
never will be until each person inter.
ested visits it in person, and makes the
round OF the peninsula. There is but
one Florida, say all against her that
may be said. take all from her that
may be taken, and still this potent fact
remains. AS in her untransferable at
fractions and individual advantages,
she stands alone, so in the unforfeitable
possession of these she stands also un>
rivaled and unequaled. The vast
wealth with which she was endowed
by nature in the beginning cannot he
wrested from her, and the breath of
calumny cannot dispel the life-giving
influence of her sea-born breezes and
her semi-tropic sun. That which made
her what she is will tide her on to the
full fruition of perfect development
and the fame of name yet more
glorious among lands. More anon,
s. Il. b.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-07-22
NO. 20.

States Senators, lives within q short
distance Of the capital, and all are sup
posed to he i'm full accord politically
with the gentlemen who Ia We selected
a candidate for the party without CALI
ing convention before which other
Democrats would have been presented
for this Office. The circle is thought to
contain all the craftsmanship and cul'
turein the State beyond its sacred pre-
cinct as beyond the limits of Others
all else Is barbarian. Give the peo-
pie Of this State the ballot at the Au,
gust election and firmly believe will
be elected by at least $1,000 majority.
lfevery man in this State who Is In
sympathy with my party and its pur-
poses will vote for me at the August
election, I will be elected by q ire
mendous majority. What are the
voters Of Kentucky afraid Of? A dozen
men, human beings like themselves,
forming what they are pleased to call
the executive committee of the DEM
cratic party. That, and that only
nothing more. The head Of that com.
mittee, Stoddard johnson, has but to
crack the party lash and you all waltz
to the music 1t makes. Now Z dare
you to vote for me for State Treasurer
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-07-22
Some of the Reasons Why Kentucky
Should Have n new Constitution.


LIST To take away from the Governor
the pardoning power and place 1t In the
hands ola Commission, who shall he
required to hear sworn testimony on an
application for pardon.
Ind To take from the Legislature the
power to pass any local bills and thus
shorten its session and cut of the Job,
berry ii encourages.
Srd To reduce the Legislature to at
least one-half the number getting bet.
better men for one-hslf the money.
4th To take away the power from the
Legislature to make any more new
pauper counties which drain the treas.
ury.
9th To provide that each county shall
support its own idiots and lunatics as It
does its paupers, and pay the expenses
ofits own criminal prosecution, thus
cutting off large amount of fraudulent
claims aud making it to the interest of
each county to so regulate its people as
to lessen crime.
9TH To limit counties, cities and dis
tricts from going too much in debt.
Sth To reduce the number of Magis-
trates, COnstables and other officers OF
the county.
Sth To expunge the clauses as to sla-
very.
10th To render it so the Constitution
can be amended without 40 much cost.
11th To abolish the Office Of Com.
monwealth Attorney and let the work
be done by the County Attorney.
18th To have all the State and coun,
ty elections held at the same time thus
saving thousands of dollars
18th To change our miserable reven-
Tie and assessment laws.
We are day the worst oflicer-rid>
den people in the world and these
changes which We can never get Leg
islature bold enough to make, would
save the people millions in taxes in a
few years.
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Thirty Reason for the Abolishnsni
OF Alcoholic Drinks.

lRepublicaR 6azette.l
| They deprive men of their reason
for the time being.
2 They destroy men ofthe greatest
intellectual strength.
They foster aud encourage every
species of immortality.
4 They barthe progress Of civiliza,
ton and religion.
5 They destroy the peace and happi.
ness of tens of thousands Of families.
8 They reduce many virtuous wives
and children to poverty.
Z They cause maLy thousands Of
murders.
s They prevent all reformation Of
character.
8 They render abortive the strongest
resolutions.
10 The millions Of property expend-
ed are lost.
II They cause the majority Of the
cases of insanity.
IL They destroy both the body and
soul.
Is They burden sober people with
millions for the support of paupers.
IA They cause immense expenditures
to prevent crime.
Is They cost sober people immense
sums in charity.
16 They burden the country with
immense taxes.
IL Because moderate drinkers want
the temptation removed.
is Drunkards want the opportunity
removed.
IS Sober people want the nuisance
removed.
20 Taxpayers. want the burden re-
moved.
q The prohibition would save thous-
ands now falling.
% The sale exposes our families To de-
struction.
q The sale exposes our persons to
insult.
"a The sale upholds the vicious and
idle at the expense of the industrious
and virtuous
% The sale subjects the sober to great
oppression.
20 1t takes the sober mans earnings
to support the drunkard.
q 1t subjects numberless wives to un-
told sufferings.
rs 1t is contrary to the bible.
% 1t is contrary to common sense.
80 We have a right to rid ourselves
of the burden
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TOUCH NOT!

"Touch not the glass;" the old man said,
Mark gathering gloom i'm yon clear sky!
Twill burst In thunder deep aud dread,
And lightning's fiercest arrows fly.
"wouldst thou o'ercloud that sky of thine,
Now bright with hope and promise fair?
Then drain that cup Of sparkling wine,
And yield thee To the Tempter's snare.
"Ah, darkly will the shadows fall,
And veil the light OF LIES young morn;
While lurid, through the darkening pail,
Wild lightnings flash through fiery Storm
Touch not the glass;" the mother plead;
"Desr son OF mine, my hope and PRIDE"
Remember him who now il dead,
Soon may they lay me by his side;
"And there. I'm that bright home above
Wen watch, Wen wait thy coming too
A mothers prayers, a mothers love,
A fathers counsel-oh, he true!"
Touch not the glass;" the maiden cried;
A tear stood I'm her laughing eye;
80, think OF one who's by your side.
For her, for God, win victoryi"
Touch not the glass!'' the trembling wife
sighed I'm her tears. "Ah, bitter houri
When he / Low, more than my life
Fell helpless meath Its demon power.
"Looki see these scars, this wasted form,
This bare abode, where once was bliss;
Our children wan, and he-is gone
In prison bonds-and all for this"
o God! who hears the mothers prayer.
The wife's lament, the widows wall,
The cry of babes that fills the air,
The felon's wild rsmorse in jail;
Break, break these letters which enchain
mems souls,
Cast down this power that worketh naught
but i'll.
Touch not the glass;" In echoing thunder
rolls
Now DER the land. Make IL the peoples
will!