Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-19
eoHIBIrION IN GEORGIA.
Elects of the Compounds substi-
tutod for whisky.

tutod for whisky.
rap,a Letter in New York World.
eeorgia man eau scarcely be
leader in u country school oebate
. position on the dry law Is made
From hastings and from pulpit
4 barkeepers have been denounced,
A the language OF prominent
"the doggeries have to GO"
he doggeries have gone from three
4 Of the state, and the judges and
v draw their salaries as usual.
tnanta, against the votes of her
bpla, which were outnumbered by
iom the county, went dry, IL was
a, the canger line had been passed.
.krrible tragedy in which the HIN
~ lost their lives bares evidence
Y ID not require the opening OF
barrooms 10 get liquor, In the
here the i'll lated men lay dead
Iact other there was foHnd cham.
4 nttle full of whisky aud white
y he third fall of alcohol, diluted
/, he'd liquid and favored. While
hn were 4ying dead in their room
Amer 81 I'VE, Scott Hill was being
Il the city prison, where he died
1ahe day from the effect OF liquor,
1lmmentary upon the "blockade"
'bld in Atlanta it was stated that
Mil had only drank one glass OF
ls ticn wine! The next day NJ.
III Rollins, Que of the most prominent
a2tlau,a, went out driving with Il
VOL Of wine bottles in the phaeton,
b thrown out of the phseton, but
Ahed only u slight bruise on the
y, yet BIZ died in taree hours. al
tf+now what caused his death,n said
|FNcian, "unless 1t was the wine he
(Which must have been heavily
Four dead men in two days
a'br bad record.
4 bet is that liquor may be
ID Atlanta for the ask
4 4here are in the city forty
ssibs. The wine sold is generally
E kind Of compound. tits notice
M 1t does not begin to affect its
,ktIl about tWenty-ioUr hours after
Pc then IL doubles him up IN
Ter. There is a drink sold called
ld great is the exciting power
A wel-kpown Prohibitionist
Aeed to drink glass of 1t the
lI, and when asked what It was,
used TO drink they called 1t rye
ban need not resort TO these de-
: Be- bad liquors when he can get
NE delivered at his door, Such
stls, for instance, as the following
ely:
"BLANK ORDEBSi
4 RFoR PURE OLD GOODS.
,F'apiziDg the fact that pure spirits
! Alely necessary in the treatment
lseases, aud believing that our
4 Nfupply he wants Of me afflicted
rf48preciated, we have made ar
Y : by which the people OF
I, Nsn supply themselves with old
!. Alskies and brandies, which we
Y, be pure. We do not rectlfy. We
Y y pure goods from first hands.
krs and all necessary informa-
f had free.n
n put ore Of dozen different es-
Il efts doing business in the cities
~ E#. Owing to the great attention
! ne lng-trains the liquor-dea'ers
x PED to various devices. A quart
"a x Instance, is nicely packed in a
y IVA "shoes," etc. Gentlemen get
HI peing thought mindful Of their
!. stpen seen with one of these de-
4 kes under his arm. IL is said,
h, |1glat 200 plain jugs were deliy-
4 ~ ne freight-oflices one day re-
I. q Offset his the PTohibitionists
n, me closing OF all places which
OF liquid for beverage, which
'r power to do, and stop the inn
4 4 Jugs, which will be far more
! N While los counties In Georgia
Twelve partially so, with liq-
X, Ger license from the state In
gen, there have been issued by
revenue collector 22sS retail
nses. These licenses relieve
from all fear Of the United
Fl oritles.
2lS Illicit distilleries have
~ there are to-day not less than
!. Nuon, or one illici. slill for
y piers in the state, Jamaica
numerous medicines, elixrs,
81 etc, composed for tde
distilled Spirits, are sold %
y M the dry counties, Collector 1
ne y lately instructed his depu- |
~ & the special revenue TAX 4
w lsts who sell these decoctions, !
", Ea difficult thing 20 draw the /
W. medicines and beverages.
q . has been reported from /
Z " wherein Mr.. w, II. WHEEL
~ 'sed with retailing liquors
ease. His pl was that his |
NC a tew quarts OF hlackber- /
'ae juice out OF them, and /
y W blackberry wine, which he
Muslghbors aud for church pur-
~ Ne IA N feF Faas