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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

Now, II you or any of your family
are suffering with Chills, Remittent or
Intermittent Fever, Aching of the
Bones, Dizziness, lrritability, Nervous
ness, Jaundice, Billiousness, or any
other symptom Of malarial poison. we
easnestly solicit You to try MORLEY'S
TINS AGUE TONIC, for If used ac-
cOrding TO directions we know the re-
suit will be success. Sold by f. Kalt-
eyer 81 Son.
Tho most popular cigarettes are the
npara HuHa Mt nnnular nriaa N
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

The only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pufls If
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

Mr. Graham street, the distinguished
Opti0ian, agent for Hawkes., will visit
San Antonio November A., and remain
several days, at Critzer Bros, the popu-
lar Jewellers. All who need glasses
should call and procure pair OF these
celebrated glasses, that already have
national reputation. ll-2-2t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

DOURD N0TlCE-Takcn up, and In City Pound
1 ON Monterey street, near Alazan creek, on
or about the 22nd day OF October 1885: one
brown marc branded thus, VII connected;
one bay mare branded with Spanish brand /;
one black jennet branded thus, :; one sorrol
colt, no brand; one black colt, no brand -
which will, Il not redeemed before
sale be sold AT public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash at said pound, at the
hour of II o'clock u, M, ON the 18th day of No
vcmbcr, 1885. N.'B-Bids less than the amount
fixed by ordinance will not be received for
any animal put up at auction.
PINT SHARDTIN. Marshal.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

GAN ANTONIO POULTRY YARDs-No. ITO North
- Flores st. For sale now fine lot of young
Plymouth Rock Light BrHhma and Bun Cochin
fowls. Eggs and fowls of above breeds always
on hand at Office, No. g. solodad Street
t-lb-tt A. X. HURLEY.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

CilTY 0RDlEANCES-A few copies of the Re
" vlscd city Ordinances can be had at the
Light office. Cloth binding, 81; paper cover,
50 cent?,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

rHNTED-Au energetic man with u cash
w capital of SsuO To take u half interest in
q good uNiug business. Big profits guarHn-
iced. Address "B," care this Office. ll-2-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-02

AUS A. RkINANN,
" Contractor and Builder,
Els CamargO street.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-08-29
natcial Directory.

pi.uist Judge: = nxn,,,oy.
.I,.,rict Attorney: n :,.m n s,pnps
tefA : .E,tsrls DporssAnD.
representative: o " r,nnrncr.
sheriff / Tax COLLECTOR: /: xrxrz
tof''''' l,r. ". =. WHITE.
Police jury.
n tJorfpAuIn, Pres sident.
n T, puiy.x, 'i j. T. phorssAnp.
! =. ! navpy ., Il. }. MoRcAS-
4 1'il' y g,s s,sfsls j: 4. Leblanc.
4, I'lerk d Police jury
Parish Treasurer, w.
ToSn tw'nril.
J..l. ABADlE, Mayor.
n. c. SaEDEs, ". lou"''oH'
I. WISE. hAs''h ''H'oseA"''
fetstaDls.
I,a;cc, Of the Peace, 3D.. Ward ::
IAC. IHoSs. = ''AbA : e.
Surveyors, :
d II. EpwAGl,s. Il M"NT ,CNh.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-08-29
N o T | G. F


I, = :. Los VII" have anything in
'r 'iR Of nn'>e painting. Paper
s"s old furniture re.it,ing, such
t.. 'sa'''nst vanishing, u, nosltcr.
X, - ac'' s'sn painting a speciality
w w 20 ~ the country to do such
y: ~. Us may be needed III Chat line.
i ls'c'''n ~ g'a'rantc,l, or no pay.
j ~ Always be :,cnd il! the town
I 4. ashr''lle !. or address p. q.
DA Z, AI,E'eyiI'c, La.
seft2i.si. ~ ''~''"''''N'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-08-29
NOTICE

livens., J. eefsans suhjrct to State
Amis,I i J, ''r III" year 1883. are here.
h e,la.ly !" pay the same without de-
psAal,;'ss lasfx'se they will incur the
shr,;ss s prescribed ). hy law.
ss.h lsss Once, Adbeville, April
she,;ep JOSEPH $. NuSEz.
- hA-odicio Tax Collector.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-08-29
lae gNetialonal,
-,,.urD EVERY SAIuhUA1 !

,.rxs OF SUBSCRIPTION
T.
sv.nrApLr's ADv'scE;
. 30
,ap yelr ..... ~
.opee' ending Us anew cash su'sc ''.et: ,n.
s person ..a1s.ss ,ss willb sn:i1 .'ose py OF the
, b. b.ass '.s st..is, for ono ',''
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-08-29

BY virtue Of the authority vested
in me, by the Constitution and laws
OF 1he State Of Louisiana. / will sell
at the principal front door Of the
Court House, in which the Civil
District Court Of said parish is held
within the legal hours for Judicial
Sales, beginning at l o'clock A. n,
on
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
Accident gu tho south rArs.

The passenger train which left Lead
Wills nj O'Clock Friday morning on the South
Park was wrecked = mile sni h.lf east Of
Como about ! o'clock. The train reached
Como a, 1850. and stoppei fer dinner.
Ryeiytlitg ~As all right until they reached a
sharp curve on the down grade, when the air
brskc refused to work, and the two passenger
coaches hf the inck and rolled down the
smbankinent some twelve or i'is-n feet. The
engine, tender and baggage ear KEEP, the
IT, ek. The pos-ni sfs In the t~o rosehes were
eon.iisrab'y shaken up, but fortunately no
one Vas KILLED. Mrs Crot khit-, OF Brrek-t-
ri'cr, was the only one seriously injured. 20
far as kno~n. She had both arm. broken, and
sas badly bruised. Mis- Jennie Golden and
Miss Holden of iesd,ilic ~efe also bruised aud
cut Conductor H-lr sus'ain.d .one severe
bruises.
All were able To ,r,riea,- ,hemseiyc, from
the wreck fave Me-. Csuhkhi'-, whose irIu.
iie', II is .,id. may possibly prove fatal. The
pa.rnr.f, utrr all placed on the baggage car
and taken hack 'o Como, sher- Mr.. .Crohkhii-
~ss len In the hand. Of the physicians, and a
mes train uss made up which. With II, pas'-a,
srrs, ~.nt on To D'nver. Fortunately there
uAs very high, train out, or morr ea,uaii,i,. /.
misli have To bv frconi.i.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
Now S"rs i.rohibi,i.n,.i..

SYRACUSE. New York. Sept. s.-Thc
state ffohibiiion Coaycn,,on mr., In the Al
h,mbrs Rink today. Bc,--sn Jo and too
delegate, u.r- assembled Horace Water. of
Nrr York lei the IN citing. Dsi.. ,,- ship.
man OF ,h- 'aino city bssa,i.i The apathy Of
The minister. ,osaris the prohib,lo, move.
rirn'- They don, t-ii.vr a. you sni 10, {"
faii be. They have no, go, ih-ir cy-. otsn
yet. We ma,, pray for them unc- ,sin:iy (:
they need Tho lleh, mof- than any other e.a,.
Of inen. a for tnr. I -ili stand by the hoinc
! io,r. I -iii stand b, the ni.. I love. and !
sill ii,ni by The DAG ! lore ua,il the motto Of
prohibition IA I-nciiri In shining character on
the b'gr ,aal, o! h-As.n"
Another delegate ssii that the Empire state
So full a. .'.nch-. and ,h,, -v-fy city 80. .
sei1n or . Gommorah. ''rrohibi,ion alone
can save H." be declared. ''.ni ~b-n sc arr
.scc-.sfui. a. 30 uts; b.. this coniin.nt NH
sss the rr.i'c: day that has ever ,Scn."
X. ". Srue-. Of Madison coan.y. In an al.
hsss sdvoes'in. psoaih.t,nu, erva,~-i . .-n.s.
,inn iy vso'.n'iy srfsieulpx Tbs church ard
the mini.'ry. lie hal .-ssr.iv ioae sp~akirg
sh.n . delegate sprung To HE fec, aud
charged Mr.. Brue- With unia,,iy as,silins the
hp'i-., Institution On -.rih.
The church -a. the stronghold Of abolition.
l.su." he sail
II, 1. not" .ns-.r,d ehorsi. Of vulc-..
''i<, him ,I-at." fo.ci . delegate, indie-
n,n' AZ The Interruption.
Tho church has bsci. m,iirn.,i ani the
tninl.,ry, loo. II; them. a; least, have saif
h'sfits"
The discussion -s, hn,iiy closed by III.
Chairman calling 'of h,mp. T-o thousand
psfsnt. -,fc In attendance :, 'hi. time.
SYRACUSE. Sc~ York. Sept. 9.-Thc
frphibiiioa STATE Csrycntion r,s..ctni,'ci ,hi.
nsofnlt.. 4 stat. eosnml;i.c os one fion c,ch
county "a. hsm-i. The Commlu-c on Gc.o.
lu;iors suhnii'ci long sef..s of rcsolu,inns,
declaring that experience With local yrphibi.
tin .ho-. that s;a,r prohibition /. the grand.
90; anj rno,, effective form of local prohihi.
ton, and II ha, ,iso b-cn demonstrated i that
p'ohibiiory .nao'ns.ni. to be effective mu., b.
Na'ijtai and directed assin., the mAnufse-
'urr ani importation a. veil a. the sale Of r'-
uor.. declares ,hs; an un;rsmm.le,i roll,icsi
party In ,his it,cr-.; !. an imperative n,cr..i.
y: and d,nousccs the burning In ,fIisy sna
Other persecution. offered the rariy sf,.r tho
is', rrohihi'lond eamrsist. A. the afternoon
session ii.cl,y B,.eom Of Troy ~as nominated
for Governor by sccl,m,,ion.
Tho remainder of ;he ;icsc, Il G. foiiop.t
Li.u,.nan'-Goy.rnnr. ". Jcnn,nz. of Dcmor.
cat, Ncr York; Secretary of State, Ed~srj
Evans Of Tona-snj,: state rrtnurcr. Hiram
NAndonbuish Of Fulton county: Comptroller,
Frederick sheldon of If,rncii.viiic: Attorney.
General. ". Martha Jones Of Rochester. state
ruginccr, George A. Dudley of EiiA,iiic.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
An ou,., q. tn. w....h.

ST. Loris. Missouri. September T.
Me..r.. Po~d.rly and Turner held smother
conference this afternoon with General Mana
ger Tsinsr, of tho Wabash railroad. and pre-.
scn'ed their request. Their rcqucs, ~ss no,
male In written form. hut prc.cn'ci In the
course Of conversation and ~ss accepted and
sgrcci to ~ Col. Talmagc. and the latter gen.
ilcrnsn dictated In the prcssnc, Of Poudcrly
and Turner the following ori.r. which wa. a,
opcc 'eiorrspbcd to the Superintendent Of
Motive Power aud Machinery, aud the super
int.ndent Of the Car Department, of the Wa.
bash road. with directions to Instruct their
subordinate offcefs accordingly.
"In flinr vacancies caused hy the discharge
Of men for incompc'cncy or by ,hfi- leaving
the service give the old men the pt, ference
uttr strangers or new men. asking no auc.-
'sous ~ 70 whether they belong to the knights
Of Labor OF any other organization" Thi. is
understood To have been entirely .ati.fac, rry
to Ncssrs. Povderly and Turner. and the he.
lief nov I. tbs, an actual srt,l,mrn, of the
trouble has hccn reached ani that Official no.
'ifca'ion will he promulgated 10 the order
to that cnc,'. Po~dcrly aui Turner lcf, for
Cincinnati tonight
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

various branches Of the Cove rnmept. The
several Cabinet officers are required to present
to the Secretary OF the Treasury estimates OF
the amoun, OF expenditures required for the
coming fiscal year, and 1t Is II iderstood thst
there will be super Used this year with great
care, aud with purpose To reduce them to the
lowest practical sum.
III expected that a large reduction ~ill be
made In the expenses of the Interior Depart
ment In conseq nenee OF reforms introduced
In the management OF the Indian, Land aud
some other bureaus OF that department The
>Pgrsg,ie OF the estimates pre'en ted last win
IT,. by the Secretary OF the Interior r~s
t3!t 0oo.0O), which included tiis,0) oOoo for
permanent annual appropriations. The
smoun, voted by Congress, exclusive OF the
permanent annual appropriation, was ti7i,-
OGOOO
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

Tux seventh complimentary cscur.
lion To tho mothers and children II tho
rss'..idc crowded tenement districts of
New York took place on Thursday. Sep
,"mbcr ). For ,hi. occasion there were
provided eleven vessels. which isf, their
docks simultaneously and were la.hc.i
together In the stream. Ten thousand
mothers and children took par; in the
excursion. each woman being allowed
three children.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
N.ssuou Ouivas.s.

SALT LAKr. Utah. September IL -
This morning =; O'Clock som. psr'ics. c,i.
IDENTITY Mormon rcvcn.cr.. threw two two quar-;
us full Of pfivy vaul, filth mi,ci ~i'h .an,i
through tho window Of the p,ricr Of United
State. Commissioner Mcka,'s tousc, ~ho ha.
heard mo-, Of the unls ful cphsbiis'ion cs.cs.
One burst. scattering the ,or and furniture
and running the room.
Two were aiso thrown =, awindos 81 United
States A,;or'icy Dlckson's house and aimed Al
the ,-,i where he slept. hu, they struck ouisiie
the window casing. bursting over tho n';isiic
walls. II one hnd struck him u milht have
Killed him.
Tuo were ,hrorn into the house Of A..i.t-
n,-Ai'orncy Vni,n. vhcrc bis wife was alone
with sick child. doing much damage. There
is no cue to the asnd., bu, there IL much in
d,4ns,ion. II 1. claimed TO bc pfcconccrteti
moysmsnt
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
The COinpany's.

A married lady got upon = street
car the other day. and wished to go to
Carminc street. She apprizcd the con
ductor of this fact. bu: was afraid that
he would neglect to inform her when
she arrived n, her desired destination
Every street she came TO she would 20
out on to the platform to see what was
the name of 1t, and consequently was
subjccting the conductor to all sorts Of
annoying questions. Eventually at
one street she asked the conductor:
"ls this Cnrmine2"
mo, madam" politely replied
the con.,, "it belongs 10 the company"
--frei1eFs IleeNy
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

1uAT the duration of human life is
increasing n. the prcscn, day accurate
statistics show. During the pas, thirty
years the average mans lie has i'm
proved Eve per cent-from IL . to 81 =
years: sno Of woman's life = per cent. g.
from il.9 ij.2. Oi every thousand
males BON at the present day. ~ more
will attain the age of ,hir,y.iivc than
used TO bc the case previous to 1871.
and every thousand persons bora since
1870 will live 200 years longer than
before. How much more thi. avcrage
may BE- rnised by temperate habits and
careful attention To HYGIENE rules Is a
question which the future must dele.
mine
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
A WORTHY Hamburg brewer b,. IN,

A WORTHY Hamburg brewer has jus,
died. leaving 4 sum Of l. 600 ,hsicr. To
be awarded every year 10 the b,ldcst
man IN his native country. Expert.
src to bc appointed on each occasion
to count the number Of the hairs ON tho
heads Of the competitors. In case two
or moro competitors have the same
number Of hair. tho prize is To 20 10
the youngest. Lastly. II n. any time a
completely bald man should turn ur.
without single hair on his head. the
happy mortal is TO receive the capital
sum. the interest Of which constitutes
the above annuity.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

A LONDON paper call. Minister
Phelps ~ brish, and worthy man."
but takes him To task Tor "pluming
himself on being Of land whcru no.
thing n won esccp, by hard work.
The English have never forgotten the
astonishing profits which accrued to
Minister Schcnck as the result Of hi. In.
PRODUCTION into the British Kingdom Of
tho great American game ~ draw.
poker.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
DYNAMITE ~ NEW YORK.
Detectives Has Ds-s the r.spsssssavs 81
the Oatsugs.

the Oaisvss.
Nrw ionx. September i3.-Thc win.
io.. Of tho the dry goods .,or Of Gary
Hro,i.rs. ., Grand an I Alien streets, verr
shattered by an EXPLOSION Of dynamite on tie
ar.' 81 February, and The explosion va. cup.
POSED ,o have been ins'isaisi b, di.shcossi
dfy-Too-is clerk. Detectives have bccu II
work On tho s.c ever sincc and their labor
have resulted In the arrr.i Of Peter A. Dali,
asci ~ year., = .,is.mta r,.iding In Tcilsr
plscr. Mcirosc AMI Tboms. Fitzpatrick, .;
yc'r.. br,sk.cper. at No. -, Monroe .,r-.,,
asi David Nsush,un. ssr,l gs = salesman of
No. - Monroe street. a combination OF dry
goods e'ctss, knorn .. the Equally assoeia.
uru. hold. II. mc.,inea ., orshsni hii. = a..
loon kept by Morris Gcrstcn, ., No. g. OF
chard street. II ~ss cs3ec,ci thst one or
more members Of the landlord. family krev
much aiou, the crime. anil sometime after the
explosion stranger began TO frequent Ger.
s,.n'e salopn and finally obtained from the
son. of the proprietor the fac, ths. They had
heard 'hic,,. ,hG "Garry Bro,hcr." should
he blown up the sane as the jynam,,crs In
toui,n blew up the Parliament hou-c.
va Wv hfkhN ~ hh' - ftf-fNh
the saloon aud handel one Of the 6er.,cu boy.
package anil asked him 10 give u 10 David
II. Ssughton. who wAs ouc Of the men then In
the sccre, scs.ou. Presently Naugh,on came
down .'air., accompanied by Daily aud fib.
patrick. >sugbton asked n parcel bsi teen
lcfi for him and the package WAS handed ovcr.
Saush,on and his compaoion. then went out
follosc', however. by David and Frank Ger
.'cn. Nsugb,on am! hi. companions pro.
ccclcl 10 Gary Brothers store, where the
Gers'cn. saw them place something beside tao
window sash, after which Nsugh,on and Daily
ran away while Fitzpatrick walked from the
SPOT snd ~As knocked do.n by the terrific ct.
Ilcsion that Immediately followed.
These detail. rts-'.r,l In the arrest, Of the
three men, who have waived examination. II e
penalty upon conviction is ten Year,.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

the range In the VIginias basin further pio'
ere.s was cut OF by sheet Of Ice coveIiog the
trail for about 200 fee, jus, above the Virgin
iu.. The Ice had formed the nigh, previous
from water trinkling down the mountain side.
After narrowly efeaping with his horse on the
return trip from = smaller piece Of Ice, the
gentleman repsined Marshall o.sin and came
to Oursy via the Sheridan trail and Red Noun
tain.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
D.partn@t R.pnris.

Dispatches from Washington say tina,
work has been actively commenced on the
preparation of thc several Icpsrtinen, reports
These reports src ususlly in n fair s,ste OF
iorssnines. before the President begin, the
preparation Of his annual me,s,sc, n the end
,hs, he may have accurate Information as TO
the condition OF the principal hu,lhs.. ,oi the
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

IT is intended to blow up He'll Gate
ON the hrsi Of October. The work Of
rscsvniing tho underground tunnel.
has been going ON Zine. 1875. After the
electrical connections arr all made With
The dynamite. the mine will Ia flooded
and then by touching n lcy. the charge
will bc exploded.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

or tho 5000 psien, medicines Of
American concociion now In tho mar.
kc'. COO kinds arc thought by tho Bo..
ton 0iooe 10 b. ot rusi vslnc. The trade
amoun's sn s.s. .oHo.oco = year, III
ihi. elo.o COO Is expended for Advsr.
'ising. Tho Pr"prir'ors divide the
profits Of o. 0Co. .o6o snnuai return.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
ronca,,on la California.

Mrs. W. T.. Chamberlain. wife Of
Professor ChnT'bcrlain. principal Of the
celebrated Pacific Business College. San
Francisco. Cal. writes tina, from pcr.
sonal experience she can heartily re.
commend Rcd Star Cough Cure to any
one troubled with cough. cold OF sore.
throat !, gave her relief al once,
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

TnE statement !. made that the
American family is falling on in the
number Of person. |, includes. In 1850
!, contained on tho average $50 per-
sons; IN isG0. 8 -; In 1870. . %; and
In 1880 only 3 o.. A, ,prrscn, the aver
ngc may be- taken TO bc barcly3.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

TnE following arr smnng the pleas.
ant names applied To the Prohibi.
tionis's by tho Er,1.r, and D,aiors
journal; "l'uck., party" III, ,dran,.
suckcr,." "un,ransla,-d saints. WA.
'cr-spawn of the earlier cpcch..
"shors.horn' salvation. by. .~aicr hcnd.'
Gospel founders Of tho Pump dl.pcn.
sniion."
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

PKiNcg Louis BAII.NBURG is said To
be an excellent practical printer. This
Information will be n rliof 10 many
who have felt ANXIOUS ns to how no and
his wife we're going 10 ge, on with Nh IN
come Of tG00 n year.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

COCAINE. tho new arw'ihe,lc. has
been found useful In op,hnlmolosy.
otology. rhinology. lappgolosy. gym
geology and pharngology. We believe
II has no, been tried In eases Of phren-
oloay. zoology. cosmology. phIlology.
arch rology and doxolo,y
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

AN actor yha was soon to appear in
Missouri rfh ,opon y playwright, to
touch up Hamlet" 80 ns to bring in
two bloodhounds and n baby.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

TmE 'i's OF tho City Of Boston WAS
sold IN 1866 by John Blackstone for
$50.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

Tnk President has returned To Wash
ipgton. Now Is the time 10 beware Of
L the Pre- siden,lal fish story.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

Al mass meeting held II, Indian.
ogoli', Indiana, on The sth. parncll's courso
Was praised, Vice Fre,iien, Hsrdrles. spoke
Al length
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19
CURRENT COMMENT.

EDWARD EvknruT HALE Is said to
cat live meals day.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

MH. PESpLEroN is said TO study Ger
man In Berlin for four hours n day.
The Meeker herald., 1885-09-19

CniNA has $500 miles OF telegraph
line. and only seven miles OF railroad
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-03-27

CIVILIZATION is advancing in Mis-
souri,. A bill repeating the law of
1857 under which saloon keepers
carried on their business on Sunday
was passed by the senate on Tuesday
of last week by vote of "a to 4
So far so good. One senator at whose
instance the question had been post
poned for some time, made long
speech against the repeal. He went
into detail in regard TO the points in
his opposition, and hrs line Of argu-
ment reminded US forcihly of an ar
gument made by r. N. Field before
the supreme court in the October
term 1854, and Was subsequently,
published in pamphlet form, and cir
culated in this community. The Sem
ator will we hope not be offended
when we say his points were not so
well taken as was Fields, nor his
arguments so logical CT conclusive
nor his treatment of the subject so
exhaustive. If he drew any thunder
from Field or Kribben, or Delafeld
and we do not charge him with
having done so-he did not get, their
strongest points and If the country
withstood the stronger, as it did, we
may weIIinfer it viii withstand the
weaker.
The senator was pretty severe on
the preachers. We rather like that.
If preachers meet no opposition from
men of the world, it indicates that
they are not up to the full measure
of their duty. There is some remis-
ness. When they are bold and
faithful in opposition to all wrong
and in maintenance of the right, the
pure and the good, the world and
the men of the world VIII oppose
them. So the arralgnment Of preach
ers In this case is rather in their IA
vor, than otherwise.
We give the senator all due credit
for sincerity and honesty of purpose
but beg to tell him, and the four SEN
stors who voted with him, his views
as expressed in his speech are not
tenable, on christian principles.
Christianity in its broadest and NEST
liberal sense will not sustain them.
The two will not harmonic, aad one
or the other must be released.
These things we say respectfully
kindly; aud as we believe IN the
interests of all concerned.-St. Louis
Christian Advocate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-03-27

her crude manufactures and imple-
ments, which is somewhat pathetic,
surrounded by so much magni6cence.
Taken altogether, the foreign section
will occupy the visitors many hours,
and affords many objects of inteIli-
gent study.
The art gallery was finally opened
to the public after most exasper-
ating delay, as well as serious disap-
pointment to many visitors who were
compelled to return to their homes
without inspecting it. The walls are
hung with many beautiful and costly
paintings, every prominent Ameri-
can, and many foreign artists of
note being represented in the col
lection. During the Mardi Gras
carnival, the attendance both on the
parade and at the exposition, was
very large, the receipts of the latter
being nearly fifty thousand dollars.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-03-27
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