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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

IOR HEFI-FlNE HOUSES To RENT FROM
/ q luel1 -iK ueH lullaees iur sale irlm ESQ
O. -lrtyl Easiest ler4-s- $500 81 joan. 0llas
". Con. 81 ieaf.-st
no kENI-A PLEASANT HOUSE JE ElaHI
| r'uius. ialrly paqereG and painted l0 q
good tenant -l- itf month. Enquire af aaa-e
ei Aufth nlou, Jlsi on lralu Fountain. care ol a
!. Iase.
(ANrED-IO RkAI A SMALL HOUSE 0k
" or rooms suitable lor hul-U keeplus ny
steady tenant Aodrees glflus teruls AID lUca
ton. h +. vs., care this ollee.
no RENT-SEN ERAL HOUSES 10 EENI FkOM
1 O. 60 SlL SIX new cottages Tor sale ou the
easiest Terms 73lu to 81 3d. Lots iDr sale $500 90
sssi, auu lumher iutut,nel with which tO Dllll
Apply To thas ~. tolt ~ feafl.sL
IOR kENI-PAKT OF HOUSE no. If5 LYON
L ST. only one minutes walk irom post Office.
no RENI -FKOM ONE TO FINE YEARS A
1 large brJck house ami eIeht acres oi iind n
northern part 90 city just east al Alpine ave.
known az the Zimmerman place. knquire az
Harrison Wagon Works office
no kENI-HOUsE And hAl.N ON BROAD
| Way, IA good order Also house ou tast
Bridge street, nearly new. To responsible par
ties Low rates Will be given. We have lor sale
several houses and lots Ou easy terms Ne wutc
insurance on all GLASSES of iusurable property. at
rates nXed by Ourselves. Money lo loan on real
estate security. Naysmith Bros. once, Room 3.
Twamley block, Grand Rapids. 80
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

WHOsE Business il IL d. 100 san A
W .iug Dls.uees worth s61a i1T ESQ., Ial
Ai-N t-t tti 4''. p Atf A-'iite- it .s nave tef
sa-e. J. = tfiiiil. hs'oi4 "a. 4-efru htpcE upID-
site sweet haic-
EoR sALE-hCKCHaRu FARM All REEDS
/ laAe. Hih d cove. haii Iag auau. and
lllaucc amy number uf ytasr laA or address
Ars e.. blIclafd $40 ka,l 3 alton sl
| HAVE A MDDERN HDI.E ON WEST sIDF
/ tui nfe mllutee nalk ir.ui J4nl l.al Place thai
tlii seil al a sacrincc or all0a lu trade subuI
Dan residence A1i over sac value uf e-.ufi Au-
dress \, D. care iElEsEaM-hEHslu
No ANARCHIST MED APPLY. HCI 4 NILL
Y sell al aerts ln ihe village af Ai4diefiuc-
iulr acres white OAK grove four acres celery
sroand eighteen acrcs sec-tl-iarse holse,
well and cl-leru Wal exchange ior clly property.
Price made 10 suit 4. = froyln. l.o6la t l.otel. :
block Opposite sweets HoteL
LNL sALE ChOlCE REAL E>TAIE IHANE
i ioT sale - iuts ou SuulhN Nlcks addition.
ir0uilng ou Cherry, Charles and la-l-sls Prices
iow ana terms easy. Also htaHlfll building
SITE at lhe Top Oi fultou>t hlI. lsH icet traut hg
quo ied deep e. H. Taylor, s. Dcnls Hotel.
l-t Muaro-st-
IOK sALE-SODTH DIVISION STREEI Bi-I
/ mess property, between lcuulsau's aerloul-
tural "0rcroYuis and beulls new block. tieo a.
Pierce, agent 81
LOk sALE-AI GREAT BARGAIN. MA
house and l0t ll6 South Lafayette House 8.
substantially bult splendid well and cislern
bath Room. closet etc loi sHAl4b Nul srl the
whole at what house co-i 90 huld 10 sold this
month II. o. Alien. corner tuliou and IouiA
rts. af
NOR SALE-GOOD HOUSE BARN lOr or
nuu trees, ctc, very cheap is sold ycr
soon situated ai Reeds Lake. Also tf0 dua.eI
uaD hlute. silapcr, lCueut machine and barnE
machine, etc Inquire OF J. r. Homan lss
Monroe 81 gi
| O1s. LOIS LOIs-oN SOUTH DIVISION
IL suitable ipr stores or hotel or Sixth Nation
al bank These are seu choice were bought
several year, ago with YlCW 0i Url1ah'c lmp1otc-
meut uu that thur0ug ghfare. Iuulc Bros. btleraI
Agency. 81
LOk ,ALE-TnE uHOME9 TEAD. ~ SHAW
mut afe. lot lri 1y 30 ieet Wa SELL One.
hail oi lot with house and barn. 81 desired House
in good repair. Win bath room hot and cold
waller IN same good cellar. Wilh uuace Nl!
be sold ou reasonable terms. Apply % VIM -
Hovcy, 80 Nou oe-sL O.
EOR sALE-NALrABLE BUSINESS PROP
/ eIty on long time. small payment down 8
brick building le feet front. t~o stories ana base
mcnt. lue location Tor commission or wholesale
cuisines "A feed miiI. steam laundry OF dyc house
lmore a. needed hercl apply or send stamp to
N. r. ccuDuer keA Es,a,e Dealer tl Pearl
st. Grand Rapids. Aich.-the best town in
America 4
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

An unacCOuntabie feeling Of lassitude an
uncertain appetite bad breath. less vigur.
occasional headaches and, above all ina
biliiy to sleep soundiy OF rest we'll. all these
and many more symptoms are the sure in
diCatious of physically breaking down.
People have slight headaches. bat consider
them as nothing a tired feeling they at
tuhnte 90 the weather. Occasional pains
are thought to bee oniv colds But without
ans special cause. without any definite rea-
SON. Use vital power Of many people be-
cumes undermined. unknown even 90 tho
persons themselves. and Do IS only when
some sudden giving away and breaking
down occurs thaf they realize the great
danger hes are u If does not come at
once. 10 is often slow process Indeed. BE-
is go gradual that if is often uu-
noticed until it becomes foo late go
arrest its course Then insomnia and ner-
Vous debility set boz. and Che most serious
results follow Tbousanfs ~ business mon.
.anHring men. and All eIts-es of society. are
SOLDERING from less of sleep. BE- has almost
become a national evil The American
uiod s active and restless and thinks on
a ben Be- should he resting Ioss IT sleep
means lnss ~ nerve farce. snd continued
Toss of nerve force qrodg.e .es insanity Their.
arr three stages eepie-snes. Insomnia
.n-anHF Physicians ssy taaf when rer
s'ns fsH .o steep fr f.nr nights. fheV are
on tHe verge 0f insanity. Ari yes rar
enfies are dangerous. sui az hes- afford rnlr
rsu Parsrg w.ef followed Psi enerrstinr
reactions. fsrfe.t and refresh io1 sleep can
olIF ae enreI when rne h.sr IS
NeI Stimulate fre Faf f~as
p sfst.r and rarr1s ra and
0sflre V 80 tae rest iIre IRE
nsa rE ~ ehas saa nertonifei
eet sst naf Hes hf system better
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

II Is reported that the reason OF the
g-tirement ot Assistant Secretary JENKs
trYm tue Interior Department Is hls dis
gus- at Comm sslOner SPARKS He has
had frequenruits with Alr SPARKS, ana
according 90 the report, he got tired OF
w4fiug for AREs 20 90, and he stepped
d0wu himself. Baltimore sun.
Let Secretary JENKs step down; the
country can afford 10 dispense With all
JzNKsss in the public service, and never
miss them. But such men as Land Com.
~ ssiousr SPARKS are not found every
day, and his retlreme { would be almost
aD irreparable loss. Il has been long
known that ths land department OF our
goyenmsnt has been run IN the interest
oi spectators, and the public domain
naa been ln tue hands Of gigantic land
riaz, who. By false swearing, bribery, in-
tm.d4tiou and every other disreputable
means known, have robbed our country
uutn there IS scarcely an acre left foi the
use of the actual settler. When Com
mia siOneT SPARKS came into Office a year
ago be- found the department ia the most
depl1rabls state, and he entered upon his
duties with frn resolution TO weed out
the corruption which permeated it. and
fo save. II possible. from the hands of
ths land sharks tbe little heritage left OF
tls public lands. With this object IN
view, he has made war upon the thieves,
and shown them that he u IN earnest.
AZ first they laughed at his utteraDces,
bat they soon discovered that they bad
Determined man % deal with. Who meant
Eha, he said. They now have for him a
otter hatred. and have used every means
tlaf money could achieve or cunning IN
senuty devise To- thwart him. They
bave s1deavored to have the President
remove Him. fhey have tried 20 induce
Secretary LAAfsn 20 SET aside his rulings.
iasy have poisoned ias public mind
sEsirst h.m through Tue medium Of
slasii'zei prsss ail 20 no avail He
vosson. fear.essly. unesrfbing ths 'randn-
Is1t transactions ~ one % sbe most fsr-
reaching sai powerful Combinations that
has sFer cursed oar country. and foT bis
poo.e sad honest eourse he is receiving
Tie cemme1laton ~ every honest clu
Tie history ~ 'he distribution - our
Pnhsc Iauds to land speou.a,ors AMI rsil-
-oa1 ernranfes = one - the most hn-
uIiiatnz sbirzs vhich aH American cin-
-eu ran reflect ou snd We trust Comm.s-
s.arer SrssEs ~il remain st his post.
t~are .snt ovsr all rinssts-s s3d lsod
srss. aef save Prem tas wreck ihe little
s. s e'f ~ tae ruhi. dcmNn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

IVANrED-THREE OK FOUR FURNISHED
" rooms sui able lor light housekeeping.
Ground floor Address Milton, care Telegram
Herald Office.
ilANIED->JlT or FURNISHED ROOMS ON
" ground floor with board Private family
preferred Address +. Hamu, care Telegram
Herald Office.
IOK kENI-FUENlsuED ROOMS WITH
board for one or two gentlemen az 90 Crescent
ave. 20
uOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
/ closets and bath room, with OF without
board. -UU tOIege-Aye.
NOR RENT-VERY PLEASANT DESK ROOM
: for rent by james Gallup. ID MonroesL %,
no kENT-TWO HANDSOME ROOMS WITH
/ hTstclass board. Call ai ia 80 bltlsion-st
no RENT-DEsK ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR.
| % Pearl-ot, II. N. Reynolds.
40 RENT-NERN DESIRABLE ROOMS OF
/ first noor suitable Tor two gentlemen or
gentlemen and wife Call al DO -hcidou-S-,
Mrs Crcyton Post
no RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
suitable fer one or two gentlemen, m PM
yate family, pleasantly situated opposite po>tOf-
tee. Inquire al no y. Division q.
no RENT-FURNlsHED OR UNFINISHED
1 rooms al No 0J North Division References
required.
no RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS On GROUND
/ hoOr al Ia Fountainst.
no FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
L rooms at 55o OttawaSt.
10 RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
4 with ali the modern Improvements. Enquire
at room II GrnneA block, corner Canal AMI
Crescent ave. ~
no RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
L room suitable for a married couple or two
young men. Apply at Palace Dining hall, l05
Canal-St. 81
no RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
| with board ia very pleasant locality Also
front room on ground lo0r uufumlshed. Call az
pa East Fulton 81. 81
no RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS AT RAN
1 s0m-St. 81
TO RENT-NICELV FURNISHED FRONT
| rooms at 20 West Park Place. 81
no RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS ON SECOND
/ aud third floors, Addis block, - Canai-st. Il
nc RENT-ONE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM.
i Call atrOcm 81 5Gunn block, MOnr1e-St "a
no RENT-TNO ORTHREEROOMsS SUITABLE
l for Offices Apply at Lunn House, over IL
Monroe -. 81
no RENT-IN TIE BLOCK 40 ~ CANAL
i street. "a suit of three rooms, to sut tenants.
such can have one. Two OF three rooms a. they
desire-all heated by steam. The best chance
for single gentlemen ior lodging purposes Good
tenants can have such at very loW rates Inquire
ai once at No. = 1aual-,t, of o A. herNiu.
TO RENT-NEATLI FURNISHED ROOMS
| Apply on third hoor Albert block. Csnalst %
no RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS ~ GOOD
L shape al I95 Oitawast 90
no RENT-NEATLI FURNISHED ROOMS AT
| 25s Ottawa-SL ~
no RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
! al s. East Bridge-st. 90
NO FURNISHED or UNFINISHED
/ rooms. Enquire 40 corner oi Lagrave and
Oakcs 81. W
no NT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT a VERY
| reasonable rate at 29i Ouawa-St 2l
TO RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS Az a
| very low rate. Apply The Hemplc House.
TO RENT-FOUR ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
| gentlemen and wife for lilht house keeping
Call or address 12i B0sfWick- 81 g.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

Brussels, Velvets, Moquettes,
Administers. IngraIns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, Portieres,
Curtain poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. l.. A. Hodges,
in connection with our Store,
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous custO-
mers.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirOus of making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description, and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of merchandise TO be
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business in this manner.
Thousands of letters are re
ceived weekly from all over
the country ordering goods 10y
mail and by express.
People who have never tried
this way of making purchases
viii be surprised at this salts
factory manner Of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21
Claims for Bounties.

Some time ago bill WAS passed in the
legislature directing the board of state
auditors 20 examine into the claims for
bounties and adiudicate them. It was said
that many thousands of dollars due the
soldiers OF he rebellion had never been paid
n- at least had not been paid To the right
persons. To make the matter easier for the
board 10 was decided that where the bounty
had been paid fraudulentlv 10 another, upon
proof being made 90 thar effect by the real
claimant, the board should pay the real
claimant over again. Ou- OF thousands OF
claims that have been presented, not one
has been proved valid T. y. Wilson. the
clerk of the board has been sent 10 examine
many Of these claims and Is now IN the city
Oh fhat hu.iness
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

CIRCCU John Oliver Va. Lindsey p
Thomas. Asslmpsit Sealed verdict for
defendant for SPAS Judgment for defend
ant for So l3 and costs and ". Churchill
Linkield and Frank j. Lamb Sureties
Proceedings stayed thirty DAYS Charles
Strand vs the Chicago and West Michigan
Railroad Co. Trespass on the case.
PRoBATE- Estate of Harriet +. Gregory,
deceased Appraisers warrant and inyen-
tory filed Order for hearing claims before
court on November 20.-Estate of Emmor
Ware, deceased. Appraisers warrant and
inventory hled-Estate of Bemardus
suiJseier deceased. Petition for appoint
ing of an administrator filed Hearing
June l4.-Estate of James Shields, de
ceased. Order allowing claim OF Or. Will
lam Fuller OF sl3 against the estate -Es-
tate of ADiei Thomas. deceased. Apprais-
ers warrant and inventory filed. Order for
hearing claims before court on November 20
POLIcE-Charles Bates, violating vehicle
ordinance. convicted appealed. Otto
Bermasrer and Bert Beekman, dis0rderly.
sentence suspended - Michael Burke, EN-
bezlemeni adjourned to May 2l
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

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a fstal objection aefs,t. some re-u,e,ou.
legislation. and ts that extent may he
--r.-i-d 80 .a -x.-f-er f-srur- Rnt
llor, often Twill csnsiga 70 oblivion
,n-rirori.u- bill nrou-.fi,uab,, iusf and
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.u- when ar.r,,a..us consent IL ask.t
s.es ll5bsr Who dss.r-s 10 obtain =
rsosr.fI.n n his district ~ tbs great
u.frh-i.., 30 tae Bons- of K.nr.s.ata-
r..ss. ana whose feeble brain can syolv.
notliag uore br,lIi.1t. arises iu his place
aaI with an IL object" stous the pro-
cesain.r. 10 the iu-Hsbls disgust ~ tbos.
who ul.g favor the bllI sIr. Hor,f,N. ~
Is8.sna. has lso., been reesrd-i a. sn
honest ana eb1s..s.t.ep. o,is,-o~ Tbas.
motives 81 ss uaausstionet Being
-.vsns .f - =. r.nnr.,,or ~ tb,s .,.,,i..
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21
OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

The editor will be glad 10 receive contri-
buttons OF anything IN the line of every day
eatables- Detroit Fleming journal.
Ham and eggs Will be thankfully received
on subscription 20 the Indicator We pre-
fer EN- raw wien they come IN large guam
Titles, as they l.obably will now.-FCem0at
IudicIfgr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21
Base RaiI Challenge.

The TELEGRAN-HERALD base ball club
extends a challenge 90 the Democrat club to
play game Of ball at tie Fair Grounds,
sunday afternoon. MAY % The clubs TO
be- composed Of none but men from the
pauer- named
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

fVO RENT-A ROOM "A 50 FEET. GOOD 10
! caity suitable for store. Cali at Is Hoftis
Meat Market. corner of West Bridge and stock
ingst- aI
rTO -DE-IRABTE STORE NO
| posri--t. Ioyctt block nou occupied hy Moh
and Van Aistine VIII he for rent May Isl Geo
W Allen
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

The labor agitat0rs OF Grand Rapids yes-
terday made another desperate attempt "a
run things heir own way but creased only
with the oil OF tongue affairs do not slip
gentlemen In the sweat OF thy face shalt
thou eat bread - Laasng state Rep,ebtcan.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

We don believe tie business men Il any
live town make anything by allowing mer-
chants outside aui surrounding places, 10
absorb the advertising space ~ their home
paper.-Hnst IrJs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

" hat has become 0f Mr Cleyeland's civil
service commission Fears are being enter
tanned tnat Is may have strayed into the
foid of some spois Democrat and be there
held by force and auns.-4f 4friaH Iimes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

Michigan Republicans have decided 10
make short campaign tins year Their
STATE convention wll not meet until sep
ieuber J. Grand Rapids Is the place Sc
lected for tie meeting hpiumsz90 GGzeite.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

EoR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEARAY NEW
4 delivery wagon, coupe finish. ihe finest
wagon OF tbe KIND ln thc Ciy. VIII hc sold 40 q
bargain Inquire al Albces livery stable ou
I brunson-st. ~
1 EOR SALE-CONPIETE SET T. REPORTS
4 / Naite actions and oefcuce> aud ofhrr Kslu-
able law books Viii be sold cheap. Addrcs-
Fred :. Clark GTand Rapid. Mlch
/ rOR sALE-A PORTABLE BATH III 3 fKnov /:
/ i Ton 81. ls enlfely nea. cost s1- uil ICE sold
Tor $40 cash. Also "a baby carriage. new Cost -.
/ price g. Aldrts 7. e. g. Telegram utra .d
odicc IS
EOk sALE-TWo THOROUGHBRED KIN
/ tucky sadll horses brown mare wears
old, sired by Hampton. dam rs J e.. Breckenridge.
one brown mare !ears old. slrcd hY hrg
William. dam b. NeI Robinson sound and good
drivers Aall on uf address d. +. IeIloIlCr lsl
lyon-st, Grand Rapids Mich. 8
EOR sALE-A MODERN BABY CARRIAGE rs
goe1 CONDITION, niii -eii Clcap Apply 80 30
ho1Esln place near 20 Lafayetie-.t.
LoR sALE-A NEAT NEW GROCERY Us THE
Ei'N .hE part oi the cay. rare opportunity.
Addre,s buikiey, Lemon and Hoops Corner
Island and lou.a SIS.
NOR SAIE-A SECONDHAND CHICkFRfNG
piano. VIE De- sold cheap 80 s1Id soon. Call
ai hrs Dewey s. l1i Monroe Al up stains
EOR SAIE-A LADY WHO lS GOING To
leave the clfg de.ires to sci fine squsrs
piano, inHr round corners lrsf class make Ten
used less thau three months Mu1 10 SOLD n
l"o Meek' tah after D m. % 1a Ottawa 81
EOR sALE-TNo RETAIL LUMBER YARDS
iu good liFe towns doing good tusness no
opposition arc stuafei oB u A. iuo of Grand
Trunk railroad between south LYONS and Jack
t'h- 2 of particulars ana terms alafes- Lumber.
box -. Coral. Ai1h.
E0R sAIE- CHEAP-Two PHFToN Uc-
gi's and one two-eeatea surrey buggy NM
selI cheap If sold Immediately fau ar Vaier-
inc ~cnaas 81 tasi hudge-si, opposite BaEes
liquor store
EQR SAif-flsBiNe 1AckI5Ne AT COST
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

property
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on Essi Fulton Street
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave
House and Lot on Green SiTeet. Very
cheap and Oh easy terms. and
A fine House and two Lots on flfih
Avenue. only few rods from street rail.
way and every way desirable, a.
great bargain t sold soon.
We loan money and insure properly.
Call aud see
M w BA TIES & CO,
10 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

l.e H tsaasfoa lobbyists regard tine
msa4 ,eusl. ~ tls jAeasa 1-osry. it .
sa.L al a very 51lg ia< p.s,s o., bus.-
asss. l-sy aok "a ou t4- b-.o-rs aud
tls 1r.4-l As lsga< isgraesl the pro-
,-ss.oa lf .lsr bnllsras work. The
lobbyists slou.I form au.oa, admitting
loue bat su-iu. vorzmsa aai then
boycott amy alderman wlo deals with a
-sca5'
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN EVsrV
Variety Of
Dry Goods and Carpets.
--C0NSiSTlhG Of

Dress Goods, Trimmings, Dress
Silks, Satins, Brocades, NelvetS,
Cloaks, Shawls, Wraps, Laces,
Embroideries in endless var
iety, Hosiery, Gloves, Table
Linens, napkins, Towels,
White Goods, Made. up Under
wear, Mems Furnishing Goods,
Prints, Sheetings, Tow elings,
Ginghams, and Wash Goods of
every description.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-21

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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07

Subscribe for Freeman non, S1.0O.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07
The FREEMAN
For a Dollar.
NOW'S THE TIME TO PUSH
THINGS.

Our special offer, as already an
nounced, is to send THE FREEMAN,
at rate of One Dollar a Year to all
new subscribers secured between
now and November next.
The FREEMAN has no other bust
ness or purpose than to renCsr tie
best possible service in the cause
of Prohibition to the largest pos
sible constituency.
II it can materially enlarge it's,
constituency, it can come and con-
tinue to come at one dollar. It is'
for our friends to say whether its
subscription lists shall be doubled
or trebled. If they so decide, the.
matter is settled.
If Prohibition sentiment is de-
veloped and crystalized into law, it
must be done largely through the
medium of Temperance papers.
To get these papers into fami-
lies, requires the active work Of
friends in every neighborhood.
We earnestly ask all such friends
to whom this message comes, to
start at once the work Of getting
up
CLUBS FOR THE FREEMAN.
10 copies y'r q copy extra) $1,000
no mos. " 500
ITO 3 mos. " $50
Remit by money order or regis
tered letter.
Send for sample copies TO use in
getting up clubs. Address,
THE FREEMAN.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-07
OUR DAYTON LETTER.
The "Breaking Up" that's Coming.

ED. FREEMAN:
The saloon men of Ohio are help
ing on the Prohibition movement
by resisting any policy that would
either tax or restrain their bust
ness.
wish they may push the mat
ter to the bitter end. Our move
ment has two-fold object.
First. We want Prohibitory leg
islation. This is important and
vital.
Second. We want Prohibition.
This is more important and vital.
The first, the Legislature can
give us, but will not until compell-
ed.
The second, the sworn officers Of
the law can give us, but in many
instances will not. 1t is fact
that Courts as a rule deal gently
with whisky sellers.
We must not only have legislation
but enforcement of that legislation,
and must organize policy that
will insure both.
The political battle will be hot
in West Virginia. There will be
a breaking up that few political
leaders are thinking about.
l shall watch with keenest inter.
est the progress of the fight.
One aspect of the case excites my
sympathy. There is no issue that
will be taken up by the old parties,
No doubt Rascality and Corrup.
tiom will be charged against each
party but the people as rule care
nothing about these filings.
If either of the existing political
Parties would boldly adopt the
policy of prohibition and make
that the issue, the campaign
would develop fiery energy un-
known in the history Of the State.
Such a campaign would be a
means of grace to many, who with
out it may be lost.
z, w.