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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08
CANTON will keep right on growing

CANTON will Keep right on growing
and improving. Repository.
Yes, aad this too, in spite of the Re
pository's attempts to ,slander it by
saying that crime runs riot, saloons
defy the law, bawdy houses and gam
bling dens flourish, while the city Off
cials win at lawlessuess. Yes, Canton
will improve, DESPITE The Repository's
baseless stories.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08

Mr.. RANDALL regards the tariff bill
unsatisfactory; and it is reported that
Foran declares "the bill already a
corpse"
In that event there may be one or
more individual political cOrpses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08

WE will wager our old campaign
hat against bootjack that the next
Federal census will see Canton in ad-
vance of Akron in point of population.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08

THE Crown Prince, Unstr Fritz" is
going to Berlin to die, thus avoiding
death on foreign soil.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08

Mr.. MILLs's tariff bill proposes to
burst the trusts" This will not please
the monopoly tools in Congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08

GEORGE DEUBLE,
JEWELER-Dealer in Watches, Clocks JeVhelFy,
SilverRare, etc, east side Public Square Canton
o. Repairing done pHompty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08

L. EPHRAIM,
JEwELER AND OPTICIAH-No. "A East Tnsea-
rawas street Fine Watches and Jewelry neAtls
repaired, aad Spectacles properly fitted 70 the eye
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
THE CAMPAIGN LIAR.

He seens - be Trying 20 work Against
General Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS. Juiy 7.-0eneral Harrison
has received i number Of letters making in
quiry as TO the truth Of a charge made
against hlm 10 the effect that in q public
speech delivered some years since. he said
that 81 day was enough for any work
ingmsn." This story has been sent all
over the country in one shape or another.
and tens Of thousands Of postal cards con-
tanning the story have been sent into tins
state The friends and supporters Of Gen.
ersl Harrison state that il Is an absolute
falsehOod. and the proprietors OF the Journal
have placed in one OF the city banks $1,000.
which that paper states will be paid 10 auy
man, woman, or child producing the proof
that General Harrison ever 1ttereo any
such statement. This offer IL unlimited,
either as 10 time or plsce. Ii will be paid
TO anybody VINO will produce the proof.
whether living in Indianapolis. 10 Marion
county. in the state OF IRdisns. or in any
town. city, township, county or state in
the United States or territories, and At any
time"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

son and pretty hard work have had some
thing to do with il, but she looks painfully
ill TO me whatever the cause may be, and no
actress who depends so much on her looks
can afford to do that-NeW York Truth.
Among yesterdays mail find the follow
in:
will you kindly mention in your
Theatrical column that Mr.. Chas. +. Vernon
has returned East 10 spend the Summer ri
Newport and Long Branch, and will open
the season in New York City at the Grand
Opera House, on Sept. 1. he went away
thoroughly delighted with our city and its
in habitsnts. BY doing so you will confer
great favor on Yours truly.
KATHARIEs WALSH.
Maggie Mitchell went on the stage when
she was eight years of age; Joe Jefferson at
six Agnes Robertson attwelve; Ellen Terry
at five; Kate Bstemsn at eight, the denim
Sisters at six Mary Cannon At three. and at
nine years played regularly every night: Lu-
ellie Wester at nine; Cordelis Howard at
four: Jean Davenport Lander at eight
According to ber present plans Mary An
derson will sail from Epgland on October
80, and open at Wallack's November IL
Her tour tn this country will cover twenty
FIVE weeks. IL 10 asserted that Miss Ander-
son would like TO cancel her American
dates, 80 IS 10 make q pleasure trip 10 Rome
1t is whispered that ]. NJ. Hill has found
q new star for next season in the person of
Belle Boyd, the rebel spy, whom he will
extensively feature in anew military drama
founded on the late war and now in pro-
cess of construction.
Fowler 4 Warmington's skipped by the
Light Of the Moon" opens its season at
Adrian, Mich. August l3 and will be here
on the 22d. The company will be stronger
and brighter than ever this season
A letter from George f. Gouge CONVEYS
bis regards to all Grand Rapids friends. He
is home from bis fishing trip with w. II.
Crane. and IL now business manager Of the
Ponpeian Amphithestre in Boston.
"The Scsrecrov" is the name Of Alberta
Dsmon's new play. which will be managed
hv W. A. Mcconnell. The season will
open at the Hsymarkst In Chicago the last
week in August
Chicago il getting to be as reckless a.
New Yoek in the matter Of new thextres
II is nov understood that another IL to be
built on Wsbash-svs-, TO Ds called Bakers .
Theatre.
Mrs Jsmos Brown Potter viii open her
season under the management Of Henry y.
Abbey on the lst Of October. in Phiisdei-
phia, in Tom TsyloFs ~Tvixt Axe and
Crown"
The current number o. Fiske's View York
KirTeg has q splendid portrait Of tbs
snisbis actress and pretty poet Sidney
Covsi Armstrong
Rmns Abbott is sxi5 70 bs proficient
tricrcliss, ard. vere i noe for ber sToirdn-
pais reuid be sesz oft<nsr on the wbesi-
Iotts Vii Yend the SIMMER st the Issss
Of Shoals sHd ~ Lemon. o7eBIne Der Pa
season ~ kiivsatee on SEPT 6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

winter. There wss large crowd Of -msn
sDoat iowa sho hsd last bssn sozznpoo<d
sad thsy we're prsctisinx al soFts Of gym
nssEics sad having iofs Of fun ~ rather late
hour. when the nsw son Of Erin. Who hsd
rscengly been patoz by Gss- smith. z<xehsd
In thinxins hs hsdiiiscovsrsd . beer '1ointn
op<n aftsr hours For the hrst time In his
lfs the Irishnsn stood within Turkish
bath house. fhsfs we're eight Oh ten white
men sad two oolorsd atisndants most Of
them sEsfk naked Alnoss pArslyzsd with
astonlshIasnt the patrolmAn cried:
sFshsk sort sy place IL this. l duano.
"lE's . BATH house." rspGisd the s0avs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

g >AcATI0S for tie players i drawing
vtos elose. saon he mast take % the
NJ u road and be prepared 70 hold the
mirror up 70 nAtafs - best hs can.
Sol Smith Russell. the eminent comedian.
vii arrive here tonorrow and his company
sin meet fer rehearsal On the stage 81 Pow
srs' Tuesday morning st 10 o'clock. They
will rshsarss here eli the weak. One week
from fomorrow Thatcher. Primrose 4 Vests
minssrxls will arrive here for rehearsal and
organization Thsy viii be hare rshsArsins
and organizing antn the opening date. July
% The regular dfsInskic season - Powers
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

NFv YoKs, JAY Shorty before one
o'elo>k th1s rsorniex fares byoke ouf On
ths fop 5oor Of tss sir-ssoFy bsilding sr-
tending frorn 5 ~ q Esst EFbseenth st.
ard raining thro.rh - sevsnth-st- The
Cepzss~T Naozvan< oecupseS part of tbs
hssi - ng o. SsFsnteerth-s 81. Tue Eveystt
Hcess ss1oaBs To- bzssoire sr6 great sisrEn
sususS snson9 ths Fuests- TIE fre va con
fasd - fes nr.p<r psxt e tSs house sns
~w ard4r oxn to ~ tkres this morning
Tse iosses are - u~s~1 81 sz5s 1<s, srIpci-
5&Ily ~ wsnsr. FnAF Insarsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
A 20" TRAM ATTACKED.

Rocks Thrown NJ Cab and the wisdows
Broken.
CHoseo. July As passenger train No.
II Oh the 20" road was lesving Chicago
last evening. a rock was thrown the cab
window Of the engine. narrowly missing
Engineer FsrDsworth and Fireman Cork
cry. The widows on both sides Of the cab
we're broken at Riverside and again ~ Ma
perville the engine was bombsrded. AT
the former place there was perfect storm
OF stones batteriBg the sioes Of the engine
and breaking more glass. At Nspervills
remsn Corksy vas struck on the bead
with flying missile, inficting . slight
scalp wound.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
RIOoLED wITn BULLETS

The Bodies of F5vs Msn Pound I'm the
Merntsiss Near Denver.
ST. Louis. July The bodies OF Eve
men riddled with bullets have been found
in the vil6s Of the Kiniski Mountains
Cboctsw Nation. FIVE milss from Denver
They are suspected 70 be hunters from
Texas, as their camps are sill standing
Fifty yards away VS. found another dead
body, thought te be that of the STACKING
party. None Of the bodist have been idep.
tifed. but the genera impression 10 tina
q fight occurred between the hunters and
mountsipesrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

CFIcseo. JAY Last sunday morning
t5s Chicago 7snz made the snpesboDeB'
that beginning July the prios Of the daily
would be reduced 70 too o>sts and todsy
! be 7r5}asus snboances rsdsctsOn 20 TIE
sane prioe. 70 take effect next Monday. II
- msttsr Of vsrv genera comment In
this city tssi the change Of price of these
tyo papers vas Iss5e sscesssry ~ the rren,
success Of TIE Chicago H>rai1. Which h {
bright eightp~es pspsr and has tssn ssi<
fer two oenp svsr since II vss started.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

wn-n.Tlynn.s Of TIE 7v1f, Fs>id AID favr.
ss bsrs with be family stopping 81 The
Br,des-sA Heuse. BE b ssrs 70 attend this
vs>fs rso-s and vii furnish tbs besi scers
enYS. vifb ent-iss. coiors. positions. pec'-
sr>~ e<1.. ever Invented. Ht ersnfs "
h sil Over the rrouns. but he himself vi
~ slwsvs ~ ne Judrss stand.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Gerald F7ubrer. the brixBs con Of Rev.
Cbsri.s Fluhr.r, seems 10 - peculiarly IN
forfunsss IN ths rnstser Of socsdens. fsss
wipter ~hils canstinx Re hsd his isg broken
sos vss lsid ~ fg snsny vsess fsstsr-
asr be ~ss sifiins sst-t1e bsuInuocs vbsx
|. n,s~rDste sccs8sntaliy pusted him sDS re
fs cpor his si4s. brs<kinf hs arm ~ tkrss
s,isers Tbs uB3ortunx< gsrtid hss s>sn
rea<s ~ ssnpf1rsseis 90 possible
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

a Dead Bosy Pound is the River Near
Lamont

Lantrut
LsNoK1. July The people Of Lamont
were startled Thursday morning 20 end the
dead boty of q man In the river. When
found be had three ugiy gsshes oD his fore
bead and his face was badly mutilsted Hs
vss quickly recognized however. 10 be
Samuel jenkins Of Alisndsle. . man about
Is years q ere. fie was IN a boat with
another man Tuesday evening between
eight and Dirs oclocE. IN is supposed that
the firing OF the cannon on tbs fourth
brought up the body. be wee heard 20
call. bat 10 the call did not seem q come
from q person In distress no stteDfion vs.
psid 70 H. His body Wa taken 20 Last
msuville today CD the steamer. The doc
Tor, Who sssminsd the body ssys that the
sssbss on bis forehead aud face may have
been caused by the biting 81 uuoturfles or
fsbe< The person who vas with the man
hes been hs<Td from.
Born 70 Mr. and Nm John Married., .
deuehfer
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Cfssle~ 8 Kpspp son Of Rev. Dr. Knspp.
fsn from t.rn ropf a Mr. Wbifccrnb's
rr~~r hors~< OF f'ri5sy night. ss5 vss
s<rsouslv injursd Bs ftruof sn urrigkf
pip< stout f~n f>ss frpu tts ground tben
fsl y the ryDuDd bz. Brixssn prosoaDoss
h< in5sria ss7DpA
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
e1s. sHeRIDtN AT NEW uoNDok.

Not ~ All gstsep~c ny Bs Voyage sss
Appsr~pfsy B~ft>r-
Nrw JosDor. Conn., June The
evstss anchored here st 6 o'clock this
evening sfser run Of ten bours from View
YORK. The following bulletin vss issued:
Gen. Sheridan hss continued 70 DO well.
BE hss sbown no unfsForsbie symptoms
and apparently not sf eli fstigusd Dy the
dsris fon~nsv. II the conditions eonfinus
favorable the swsts-s vii react fonoaitt
tomorrow and tie General vii disemD BARK
directly on bsr arrival
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

saw Grace Henderson psrsdinx up and
down Iwsniy -ghiEu-sl the other day IN .
and could not help being struck with hes
sxtr~ms psllor aud her general appearances,
er, perhaps, should more properly cay
want OF appearance She looked Ill. Her
face vas wrinkled, and the roundness OF
the cheeks. which ones went such o lons
~ay towards making her . very pretty
woman, had gone. suppose . long sea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

FreDchman quietly.
"A bad house is it. enT' calculated the
new copper "Well. fwhat the divil il q
bad house doin' here right furninst Mon
roe-st"
mo. no; not bad house, bath house, 4"
replied La Bourslier. "Come." said he
with q twinkle in his eye, "and Pn show
you how we do It,"
The policeman was made up for cold
night. He had an immense large overcoat
on, a comforter about his ears. and a fur
cap concealed about seven-eighths of his
head. The Knight of the Bath took the
knight of the Club all through. explaining
the plunge, the shower and the shampoo,
and finally brought him into the bot
room. There La Bourslier stood for ten to
fifteen minutes expatiating upon the merits
of the bath in such a charming manner
that the poor patrolman nearly dissolved
into water. When they got him out into
the cooling room 1t was necessary TO re-
move most of bis clothes and sponge him
of before they dared to let him out into .
temperature that was some degrees below
zero.
I + I
understand some of the old citizens ap-
pointed on the committee TO arrange foS
the dedication of the City Hall want to
have sort of q season of prayer and few
quiet speeches up there on the night IN
question. One very well known ex-oficisl
thought that $500 would be all the funds
beautiful building to be opened up without
q rsttling celebration of what should be the
greatest svest in the history Of Grand Rap
ids he will most surely disappoint his
friends. The dedication should be Q grand
affair. Even poor, old fogy Detroit spent
nearly $4,000 in dedicating its City Hall
and st that time the CITY Of the Straits had
no larger population than the Valley City
has nov. and no person will contend but
that the Grand Rapids building is far super
Tor both in beauty and finish to that of
Detroit.
A large amount Of the space of the
TxLEsR.s- Herald is taken up today With
descriptions and notes of the various I'm
provemsnts watch have recently been made
ss famous Michigan resoFts This besuti-
fal Peninsula has been awarded the palm a.
The STATE par-sxcelleDcs for . Summer .
outing. A birds ere view Of the northern
portion OF TIE Grand Rapids A Indiana
Railro~d. which appears upon this page,
gives some little idea Of the situs-
tioa Of some of the delightful places Of sur
eS0rfh Countris" ID. names Of which
hsvs become housshold words to rssortsrs
South, East ssd West Psto~ksy. With its
seaatifnl bay. q gIorious sir. lts nsxnii-
cent unsurpassed hotei-Ths Arlington
historic Hsrscr sprinss lsvsly Chsrievoix,
Cur o~n delightful 0tssrs Beach are al
touched upon Michigan froa TIE s..
Joseph River t. tss FssrY lsis Is one suo-
crssisa ~ hsys sd lnlets ard spsrkline G
rost streams srd slsricus Fnsyiin 9
brocks
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08
30 GRAND RAPIDS MICH. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY g. 4

tbsztfe. not quite thoroughly oompistsd
TIE grewth ef hlchmond. Va. - marvel
loas We lave az electrlc slre~< xilwsy. q
81 .ooe. 90 eity hsil. any snoast of nsw
buildings. and the city Il il . Inesi hourish-
ing condition"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

PpyrtBrzzEs. July 7s--Wslf whitrnxn.
TIE post. is nos nnsbis 70 isvt RS bsd
sns i = fsosghf fsst he s~&zs IA enl7 9
oossEton 81 . saerl tlD<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Czszros. July Henry G. Powers ard
family snd Hsrio~ W EstcE. "a. d sna
zzslv te.cherS n - CEsc.xa Mama
Trasrirx S<soei ara srnong tse ists A.
rv.ls - tAs B-sF Tsxs rsssrx Tasy ~ia
ssag seeat 81 wssxs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

LsBosrxlier. ~ 6Tts@ Tsrkssh ssth. tslls
hznnv ss~v - . green polic.~sn wso
wsls~a inno h Is Fa.s. nns sslS sixht l&ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

When Mary Anderson frst played Tuliet
in Baltimore twas IN her sslsd DAYS. .
and her pronunciation Of the English
tongue vas crude. At rehearsal she cane
10 he esIsbrsted line about the lark sud
th@ niehtiagsls. she voiosa il thas 'It Is
TIE nightingale and not the lark. that n izht-
" naxs IN yon ponexrsnnitty tree
-Gcoa he.~sn's~ cried The stage usn-
.xsr ~Ds,t say pcuewrsnnistv.-
Mary put Der sns.r m her month and
~hinpersd. WY. kr. g. everybody
.sys porexrsnsiftT down South /"
aTs nxx>rs De- x-snted Mr.. &.
-hsnna- crssd Msrg. ~~suiaut you
.sv p.rex-~nnitsY
~C,,us>e 7 ~ezls hove-' Tsu ssiek 70 4
snd ne~-r rsiad ~ses nscody <<yx.'
Eut see deesnt say pouaezTsnnitty
1ow
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

vn. Fesrinx Gili. ne Nev Ysrk Journal
lsk srestsi . sensation he csher dsy By ne
sinznlar psnner m ~hich hs s~ccussd
pr~stv Ms G~ynne. tas sst-r-fn-lsw of
The vsreerriifs II wui - rsunesnasrss
thsl M Gii and > - e~vnae stsod N
before a witness snd xnply sock ssch
sther sor mar snd wffe. Az TIE marriage
avs sf Ns~ York and sichix.n srs uauch
sike, suots r-sa Tseiss' sxplsnafiun af
ths nsfser aor ne seus6t sf any sf cur
!e<=seEzs Toans psofis sa>s nag se s<npt-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Chicago is getting to be as reckless a.
New Yoek in the matter Of new thestres
II is nov understood that another is to be
built on Wsbash-svs-, TO os called Baker 8
Theatre
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

80 that there hss been an Effort down
East - iotrosiac> erosd six scarfs during
the heated term ss substitute fsr vests Or
~xsiccsts. - tie Eastern society psrsrs
csii thera. ] go enc II tasse bread hlre
bsn,is an Chicszo dude the ether isy. snsi
I confess "a difnt lock bslf asd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Mrs. Jsmos Brown Potter viii open her
season under the management Of Henry y.
A3bey on the 1st Of October. in Phiisdel-
phia, in Tom Tsylor's ~'Tvixt Are and
Crown"
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-08

Henry g. Bsrwer. zansxsr Of TIE Rs<h-
mond s1d Noyfais the8tT>s. ssTs n TIE
D~rrsa1s< Ts~z>s- There 70 o1s thing that
vouid hke - impress 1pon rsnsesrs sna
tat % tbsf RicAmo1d s1e Norfoik are not
IN The s5afseTa ctrcait snd should no -
a .<xs - wffh those rsf@s es oorze uadsT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
An Effort to Tax Food.

New Y rk world, Jan. q, lSSS.
The Senate committee on agriculture is
giving hearings to individuals Interested,
pro and coz, in the proposed law sgainst
the sdulterstion Of lard. The advocates
of the measure are endesvoring to induce
Congress 10 repeat its error OF last year
il laying heavy tax on valuable food
product. Their motive is not to protect
the public against unwholesome lard, but
TO increase the price of what they them
selves have to sell.
Cotton seed oil Is as clean es hog fat.
The mixture Of the two in the shape OF
lard answers the same purpose that the
animal product alone does. The con-
sumers flud 10 fault with it snd the Man.
ufscturers make ne secret CT its
use. The use of olive oil as
food might just IS VIII he pro-
hibited in Italy and Spain as cotton-seed
oil legisl6ted against in the United States.
In either case there would be senseless
IT lection CT one Of the hounties OF Provi-
dence.
If it is desirable that lard containing
cottop-seed oil should be labeled so IS to
indicate the fact, let the law take that
shape. II inspection is necessary to pre-
vent filthy or unWholesome ingredients
from entering into the lard placed on the
effect. If Congress should enact these
laws and extend their application to oleo-
margarine, after repeating the act of last
year, the pending agitation OF the subject
would become somethisg to be glad OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

THE Manufacturers Record Of Balti-
more is doing grand work for the south
and one which is highly appreciated. The
publication has just entered Its thirteenth
volume, with larger circulation and q
better advertising patronage than ever
before. The rapid development Of the
wonderful resources of the south is in 8
large degree the results of the lsbors OF
the Manufacturers Record that has per-
sistently kept before the eyes Of the world
the undeveloped wealth Of this section OF
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16
another Phase Of the Manual Training
Question.
DECATUR, TEX
nf tho Gazatfa

DECATUR, TEX, Feb. l3, 1883.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
In an article in the "Journsl of Indus
trial Education" may be found the state
ment that the most generic fact in regard
to convicts Is that they know no trade.
The writer quotes statistics taken 10
various prisons to prove this fact, viz,
that the large proportion Ct inmates are
ignorant of any trade. Is this not pow
e1ful argument for manual training in
the schools? Msny boy would be led to
some branch of manual skill, preventing
more additions to the already over
crowded (so.cslled) learned professions,
and swelling the thin ranks OF skilled
artisans.
Is 1t not better economy to educate so
as to make self supporting, honest citi-
zen instead of having to spend so much
to arrest, try and punish criminals?
Go say nothing OF the morel OF the
question: Is not the steady, constant
work necessary to acquire skill in any
trade or art an educator to the character
IS well as well as an equipm mt enabling
one to wsge life's battle successfully
Keep the ball moving. A. G. q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

hcers were on the watch for the fugiiives,
taking great good care rot to find them,
and they remained away. The fact Of
the embezzlement of some $4,000 was
most clearly established, so much SO thst
the bondsmen of Mr.. Davis msde
good the deficit ard, when the
accused was tried on Tuesday,
by jury of his peers, he was acquitted,
there being insufficient evidence upon
which to convict. 1t will now be in or,
der for the bondsmen Of Mr.. Davis to re-
cover the indemnity paid on the ex COL
lector's bond. II he is not guilty Of mis-
sppropriatiug funds his bondsmen surely
owe nothing. The Jury has pronounced
him "not guilty" and the same beautiful
and equitable process Of reasoning should
reimburse his mulcted bondsmen. These
farces are becoming entirely too common.
Ii the law is contrary to public sentiment
1t should be repealed. Ii 1t cannot be en-
forced, II it is to be openly, fagrantly,
shamslessly violated and nuIlifed ty
courts and iuries it should be repealed in
the interest Of good morals. The viola
ton of and disregard for one Isw is
precedent for the violation and disregard
of another. Serio- comic or opera boufe
trials in courts Of justice are the worst
species OF anarchy. Let the people once
understand that Justice locks through her
frgers when the influential culprits are
brought before her, and the usefulness OF
our courts and the benehcence of our
laws are at an end. II official honesty is
to be made mere matter of dollars and
cents so that no crime attaches to delin-
quencies OF this character, the law pre-
scribiug otherwise should be erased from
the statute books.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-16

THE sacrilegious hand Of Congressman
Romeis is once more raised against the
country. He wants the Commissioner of
Agriculture to give reasons why that
official has not furnished the desired in
formation concerning the relative merits
or dement's Of the various brews Of beer.
What cares the country whether one
brand Of beer is chemically purer than
another? So long as the fluid flies out in
fakes, inthe b2rtende1's face, as he drives
in the faucet; SO long as the foam stacks
up on top Of the amber colored beverage,
so long as the extract of hops, malt,
glucose and red berries rushes out OF its
prison singing "pfais-ses t." the country
will gladly gulp 1t down and ask no qaes-
tions. Mr.. Romeis should not tell people
anything about the component parts OF
beer. Ignorance is bliss as long as it is
cents q glass.