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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-10

of her class. The people of the Pacific
slope have for long time wished to see
first class naval station established on that
coast, and this may be the beginning Of it.
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GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Tho following is tho list of q rand Jurors
drawn Tor May term of court.
Adams-MOsos Erb.
Heaycr Nest-I,aac Beaver, A. ~. Englc.
Iienycr West-Ios,ph Kline, VIM. j. Wicand.
entro-Philp j. Row.
Franuli - wm, VI ter. lno. W. walter
NIiddIcburgh--J. IS. .Swgrt2, Jos. Rlus'cr
Muuruc-lpNi beaver. SIMON iuuslHcl'
pcuu-A dam i. Fisher, WIN. Fisher.
porry-Ah AIatllcy, jacob Schnce, Lewis
Roush NJ ichaci L Ncugle.
Sellnsgrove-LcH Fisher, T.. H. Jones,
Spriug-Elmcr t. Shannon, VIM. j. klose.
Washington Reuben PA,lps, James Iharp'
PETIT JURORS.
The following ~ the list Of Pcut Jurors drawn
for May term % court.
Beavcr-Wm. +. Fccs'. Geo. 4. Kline, Bem
%crbr / /. y. Freed, John Duck.
Beaver Mcst--Cal. IL Jlsh, Chas y. snyder.
Chupmpu-- Ava " Truu'r'G" h@ultt i. htlci-
1upuch. Rlht. Kteiuor, Henry D;ihl, Jacor
Newman, Tho'. Il. Light:
Contre-S. e. Shcary, UHah Werlich.
Fruukliu-Ed. IuWwul, Nm. lius lnsor, Ian
Hassiugcr. Davis II. Hiit, Mm. H. iIout2 Jr
Jucu5 G. Hagsurpr Geo. i. SpccAt, J, q
Walter, Millar. iessingcr. ,,,,.,.,..
David Wetzol VIM. II. Wetzcl. Elias Spang
Miidicburgh--Frcd Smith, II. X, Reigle.
MiddlecrCcE-NtnryS =, ShOlly, jacob J.aWNer
Ed miller, emanuel BcLier.
Monroe. Jacob Jarrett, j. G. baugler, Pete
pcnn--G W. Row. A. 5. Row.
| Pcrry-Lcw,s Minimum
ISprlng- A. a. I!Hh.
| II'ni1n-Smou =. llerrold, ". r. Ucrrod. m
| Washlngtou-JleuD NJ, kou,h, Ed, MUyer, IN
Boyer, Cleo, 4. Miller.
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John Snyder Instantly Killed

On last Friday afternoon between
3 and ! o'clock John Snyder, Nn old
and respected citizen of Ferguson
Valley, residing about two miles
from Lewistowu, was instantly kill
ed in the following manner : Ho
was engaged in dragging logs from
tho foot Of the mountain to his saw"
mill with two horses, when one OF
the logs came in contact with some
stones. In order to loosen it be
tool; pry aud attempted to raise
tho ond, when il commenced sliding
down the hill. Mr.. S. then dropped
the pry alongside of the log, but in
a momout the log struck the oud OF
the pfy, causing it to fly mp with
great force, striking him on the left
side of the neck and ,inAicting au ug'
Ily wound Mr.. Snyder fell back
gnsped few times and was dead
The deceased was aged about 6,
years and leaves family. His fun'
oral took place Sunday afternoon
and was largely attended.-Le'eiS
t0,ca Free Press,
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Duriog the year 1881 the emi-|
grants arriving nt Castle Garden
450.Si5 on increase oI
1851 over 1886. Germany sent
the largest number, Sl,6Si, followed
followed by ireland, 56, $50; England,
1906; Italy, 44,274; Sweden, 37'N
SCI; Russia, SO. .203; Hungary, IT,
719; Scotland, 14,sG4; Norway, 49,
oil; Austria, ll,T62; Denmark g.
375; Bohemia, G,i40; France, s 800;
the Netherlands, $500 Wales, 5,4i9i
swi,zerlank, 4,537, IiuloDd. 403l.
Belgium, 2,3G2, Roumania, S34, Can
ada, I'll; Greece, Gl2; Luxemburgh,
l572; Spain, 4S5; West Indies, 466
MALTA, 29S; Syria, IT'S; Burmah; lie
Turkey, 100, Armenia, l6l, iceland
1853; Mexico, ISL; aud other countries
I4S6.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
Fob. ID, 'ss An .

In the matter Of he Estate Of Henry
Kratzer, late Of Centre to,castip' Sny>
der co,mh Pd., deed.
To Amanda Kratzer, in'crmarricd Win
Peter Thomas, decd, of Adams township
SNYDER county, Pa, VIM. kratler. OF Reeds;
Vile, Mniiu county, Pa, George kratIef, o'
pAxtouville, Snyder county. Pa, Liizie; IN
Mill. Mfnln county. Pa, mon kraIer, AZ
lee l1termarricd with liopnla MITCHELL AlNes;
IN. mternarried with Nathan Hackenourg, ~
OF paNtonyillo, snyder county fnn Johh
Er izor n mIuor who has for HE guardian "A,
a RomIg. of McClurc, Pa. Catherine, now
do,'d who leaves t. survive hora huanahu
Iosoph Musser, OF = ridor's Miss, hfhln coun-
~. Pa and the foliowins children viz John =
Jnnnie minors,who have for their guardian A.
| a. Roinig, of Mcclure. snyder county, "a,
| sarah, now decd, who loaVcs 20 surNiye her
! chilired VIZ: Charles, Kate, george, alcc
I ana Ellen all OF whom arc minors anu nave
Ior their guardian A. A. Romig, OF McCIuroi
| Snyder county, ia. , .- 10
! foro tho Judges OF our court OF Common PleHs,
| To be held at Middleburgh on the 4th Moude!
! of ii y a, ~. 1855, at 10 o'clOch
| In the forenoon, then and there % acc"pt OF
| reiure To take tho real estate OF hbNh
! KRATZER, dcc'd at tho appraised NplnalSt
| nut upon II by an Inquest duly awnrhcd Dl
he s,td Court, and returnodb by the sheriff @
said county, or show cause why tho ham'
| should not S. sold aud hereof tall noIa
! Mitness the Hon, Joseph Z. Buchet, freHi
d,ut of our said Court ~ Middlebursh, thl
| hth day of March A. u. lSss
0'" '"' " ". W WHITEWATER, Proth'y.
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A Muscular and Notorious Negress
Dead,

NEWARK, March 1S.-Sylvia Du'
bois, the famous negress of the Sour
Land Mountains, in this State, was
one of the victims of the blizzar d.
She died some time during the week
in her cabin, probably from the Of
fects OF the cold. She was born in
the valley below Sour Land and was
the slave of man named Dubois
for wears. Then she was sold to a
man who kept a hotel at Great Bend
Pa. Then she became famed for her
feats of strength and for the prize
fights in which she engaged. She
boasted that she was never beaten
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- statement prepared ln Wcshing-
ton Of the available military strength
OF the United States PIT Ibc number
Of able-bodied male citizens OF the
United States over Is years and uu-
der as years not enrolled iu militia
forces at 1920 76s. To this must be
added to the militia Of the several
States aud Territories, VIII ch number
i00.SS7 The grand aggregate. OF
available men ia SOIL sos The
National Guard Of Peunsy lvania, by
common consent, stands at the head
O! the list, almost equal in nearly
every respect, and in some respects
even superior to the regular army
according TO the admission OF Gener'
al Sheridan.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-29
The Kind Of Wives Wanted.

Lexington, Ky, has a IhecloG ical
school, some Of the studonts ol
which have provoked great dea! o!
criticism Ly attending the theater
and by publishing in their college
paper the following racy description
Of the kind Of girls they want for
wives: Tho buxom, bright-eyed'
rosy-chcekcd full-breasted, bouncing
lass, who can darn stocking, mend
trousers, make her own frocks, com"
mand regiment of pots and kettles,
feed tue pigs, chop wood, milk cows
wrestle With tho boys, and be lady
withal in company is just the sort o.
girl for me, aud for any worthy maj
to marry. But you, ye pinins mop
ing, lolling, screwed up, wasp-waist'
cd, putty-Taced, consumptive, mort
gagged. muoic-murdering, novel-de
youring daughters Of fashion an'
lidleness; you are no more lit 10
matrimouy than a pullet is to looI
after n family of fourteen chickens
The truth is, my dear girls, you wan
more liberty aud less fashionable res
traints, more kitchen and less pa.iol
more leg exercise and less sofa, NOR
pudding aud less piano, more frank
ness and less moclI~modesty, NOR
breakfast and less hustle. Loos
Yourselves little, enjoy moro libert
and less restraint by fashion, breath
the pure atmosphere OF freedom, an
become something as lovely on
beautiful as the God Of nature do
. signed.
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and had kulcked out scores Of the
strongest den. ono day she got
angy at ho5mistrees and nearly kill-
ed her. Sic picked up her child
and fed Scross the Susquebanna
and trompdl oil the Way TO Sour
Land Mountain, where she lived the
rest OF her life.
Her fonduess for fighting. for
liquor and her profanity soon made
her notorious. All her children
died bat Elizabeth, the youngest,
She has remained with her mother
and is so yoars old. She inherits
all her mothers pugiiislic powers
and has manned many men Of late
years Sylvia and her daughter have
existed by making semi annual trips
lhroush tbe'ndjacent counties. They
got cl Jthos provisions aud Goa
enough to ks5p them in tho mean
time.
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Snyder County Appeals.

Tho Commissioner hereby give notice that
thoy will meet NJ thrir ollc' Ia Middlebnrgh Ia.
Tor The purpose Of holding tho annual appeals on
perfopai property for the year 1883, ns follows
F.r the districts of Adams, Beaver Beaver
West, spring, Centre and Jackson, on Tuesday
the l7th day Of April.
Nlddlecreck. Penn, Perry, and Perry West, on
W dnesday, the 18th day OF April,
For the districts OF Selinsgrovc, Union, wash
lugtuu Muaroe, and Chapman, on Thurday,the
18th day OF April. -
Appeals will be open each day from s;3l N.
to r. VI. Pors0ns may attcud II thoy thinh
nro,or. =. H. WALTER,
DANIEL BElBER,
y. a. SIRAUB,
Commissioners
Commissioners once, March %, less.
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Caution Notice.

the following articles ami left IN possession OF
Susan L.. Wioand. Al persons are cautioned
not 10 NEEDLE or interfere with the same Bed
aud bedding, stand, Lounge, Sdeboard, Cook
Stove and pipe, Sink, Table, Clock 10 Chairs,
Wood Ghost. Rocking chair, Gross cut saw, Grind
Stone Iron Kettle, Double Harrow, set Hay
Ladders, Plow, Wagon, ii irvestor, Hay Rake,
Cultivator Mower, Field Roller, Tanning Mill,
Harness Collars, Brides, Single Harness,
C0ws,2 Calves, Bay Marc, Sorrol Mare, 4yoarllng
Colts, first choice ShOats, Sow.
ISAAC BILGER.
March l2th 'Ss
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-29
Chief Jubtica Waite Dead.

Chief Justice Waite, OF the Tn ted
States supreme court, died at his
residence in Washington, March %
at G.10 o'clock. The chief justice
was in his usual health, through
exhausted by Lis recent severe labors.
until Saturday night, when, on re-
turning from Senator Hearts whore
with his daughter he attended a re-
ception, he complained OF q chill.
The feeling passed off during the
night, bat he remained in bed
throughout Sunday, and until it was
time for him to 60 to the court Oh
Monday. Suffering then from ma
laise and vague indisposition he did
not read the opinion in the tele-
phone case, but sat through 1T
reading and then returned to his
home. He was wakeful Monday
night aud on Tuesday morning
symptoms OF acute brouchitis ap
peared accompanied by insomni
and great restlessness. His condi
ton Tuesday was not alarming bu
on Wednesday circumscribed pneu
monia showed itself. During Thurs
day night, he was comfortable, an,
no particular alarm was felt, but a
8 o'clock Friday morning failure
the hearts action was observed, an
lat $50 he passed away.
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sstsa,..rn,n,ns'sf.g<ss.slit.s.s'
gha Late Chief Justice.

IN the death II Chief Justice
Waite, tie country losoa au able,
nscioutious Judge and tho tribonaI
over which he presided member
who reflected credit on it. Wise,
modest, unassumiug, amiable, Gp-
proachablo, ho won the respect and
esteem OF all with whom he came in
contact. As the head of the highest
tribunal in the land, he fully ap~
preciated the dignity and RESPONSE
bility OF the position and held bins
self aloof from all associations which
could in tho slightest degree ininro
Ibis efficiency as a judicial officer
Many distinguished lawyers have
graced the bench of the United States
Supreme Court; but for the sole
qualities necessary to the high posi-
ten of Chief Justice, few who hov
sat thereon surpassed the man wh'
} has Just been gathered to his fathers
followed by The regret and grief Q
all sections OF the country.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-29
Tho New Pension Bill.

The pension bill passed 10y the
Senate on 18Th was drawn with o.
view to meeting the objections rails
ed by Mr.. Cleveland to the bill he
vetoed.
BY tho provisions Of tho bill, oil
bonorably discharged soldiers and
sailors who served three months or
more, and are suffering from mental
or phyeical disability, not the results
of their own vicious habits, which
totally iucopncitGtes them for the
performance OF manual labor, and
who ore without other adequate
means Of self-support, are placed
upon tho list OF invalid pensioners,
md entitled TO receive Sl2 per
month frcm the date Of the filling OF
tho application in the Office; provided
that persous who arc now receiving
peneions under the existing laws, ol
whose claims are pera;"g IA tn'
"a hslou Office, may, by application
to the commissioning Of pensions, ro.
ceive benefits of this act. no one per
son being allowed more than on
pension for the Same period, an'
rank il the service not being consid
cred in applications filed
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REALESTATE !

The undersigned administrators OF Euzaheth
Erh, late OF Franklin township, snyder county,
Ia, decd. will expose TO public sale on the
premises on
Friday, March 80,
1855. all Tint certain mosmagc or TRACT or
LAND situate in PaNtuny.llc township, county
aud state aforesaid, bounded north by Land oi
j ohm Erb, south by public rol enst ~ lahu oI
David Schambach. aud wet by school house lot,
containing Eighty rerches (SOl neat measure;
wheroon Is erected n story, l.og DIV ELLiN,i
HOUSE Wu0i-shed, etc. There IS wei ol
good water and choice fruit on the premises.
The conditions Ui sale are 81 per cent. cash ana
the balln c on fret day of April, next sale 10
commence NJ 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JEREMIAH DERSHM,
ELIZABETH DERSHM,
Administrators
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Taxes on Furniture

Judge Arnold, OF Court of Com
mon Please No. 4, fled au opinion
} yesterday in which he declared that
all taxes levied on furniture were
illegal. The city asked on Saturday
tha. the tax for 1887 on $4,000
worth Of furniture and three pleas"
ure carriages belonging to j. E'
kingsley & Co, of tho Continental
Hotel, be paid, and they answered
that the act Of May 10, 1887, atol-
iohol all such taxes The Judge
delivered long opinion, in whlct
lie said
Palmer and moro effective word
for remitling tax and taking ava,
the means OF collecting it could no
have boen selected. The persistenc,
and zeal manifested in The effort u
collect these utterly cxtlnguishe'
taxes make it necessary for me u
write ut length Oh matter whlc
mny be considered 80 plain tho
there is 10 room for donbt about /
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NOTICE TO HEIRS

In he matter Of The Ecstatc Of Amelia
Krdizcr, iote Centre townS,ip, Sayder
county, Pd, decd.
To Amanda Kratzer lniormarried with Peter
Thomas, decd, OF Adams township, Snyder
county "a. Wm, kratzer, Of Rcedsvilie, Mli-
min county, Pa. deorgo krat2or,, oi fax9n;
vile, SNYDER county, Pa. Llzzie, ninrmafrled
with samuel Gross 4 Shrader,s Mills, Mlihln
gouuty Pa Simon KrrtZCr, Alice, intetmar-
rted Win uoputl Mitchell, Alyesta. intermlr'
ried with Nathan hackeuberg, ell OF Paxton
vile SNYDER county, Pa, John krntZer, u
Amor who has Tor ~ Guardian A. a: Romig,
of Mcclure, Pa. Catherine, now doc'd. leaNos
to survive her hus aud, Joseph husser, OF
Shrudrr's Mills Mftlm county, Pa, hhd the
follow Ing children via john, jennie, minors,
WHO have for ther guardian A, y, Romlg, OF
Mcclure, Snyder county, Pa Sargh, now
decd who lrayos to survive hrr hu.Dahii An
drew Wagner and tho following ohil dren, ylh :
Charles Kate, George Alice ana Ellen, az OF
whom are u inoTs Rut have for their guardlah
IA, Romig, of Mcclure, Snyder county, Pa.
| You arc hereby cited to 10 aud appear before
| tho Judges Of our Court Of Commod Pleas 70 DO
held at Middleburgh on IA, 4lh Monday OF May
! SIS, at 10 O'Clock iu the forenoon, then ahu
thorr 10 accept or refuse to take the real estate
OF AMELIA KRATZER, deed, a. the appIais,
cd valuation put upon Il by an Inquest duly
Awarded by tho sail Court, ana returned by
| tho Sheri Of said county, or show cause why
the same Hhould not DO sold. And horeot IAN not
! witness tho Hon. j q. Bucher, President OF
| Of our said Dourt at Middltburgh, TINS oth uaS
W. W. wITTENMY Err, Proth'y
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Bismarck is u mighty man; mona
mighiier than he has lived for many
a decade, and few in all history His
ia will OF iron.--ono that creates
circumstances. When, somo six
months ago, Dr., Bergcman told him
that the Crown Eriuce had cancer
his answer was, Tho Crown Prince
must not have cancer But j
tell YOU fiercely interrupted the man
OF iron, the Grown Prince must not
have cancer Why not For this
reason M incurable disease, by tho
law of the German Empire, bars sue
cession to the throne. The doctors
bowed and Frederick III. is emper"
or MiGhtier than the doctors
mightior chan the law, aud, for the
time, migh!ier than the dread malndy
cancer, is the will Of BismaIk Foi
the time yes, but, unfortunately foi
Bismark, aud moro unfortunately
humanly speaking, for the new EN-
peror aud his ambitious wife, there
is q will back Of nature mighter taui
that cf inc iron Chancellor.
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gX;XSIyg J g

For nIupsy urNoi, nri-hu0 hy't,, Iim"Ly
or Liver Diseases. Ne vousne~s, Ac. cure
Guaranteed. once sll Arch street, PhilHdel-
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,tion S1.50 Per Year
IS OF ADVERTISING /:
day, March 26, 1888.
~us-s-ss-s~ssEs<rzsss.sn-Nrr-asx
lpan stanaing Committee.

iry Tobias, Tobias Mitchell.
r. FeSse, q. D. Specht.
.t-h. III. Ulsh, j. q. snyder.
u. Napp. u. v. Walter.
Simon Long. Gus. Tronitnan.
Chas. Boieuder, Jacob Hassinger.
Y. y. Shoily, y. =. Nearick.
,h--J. NJ. Stcininger, WIN. Romig.
<-J. u. Keller. \. j. Mitchell.
\. Hummel, W. ". Bordner.
v. Wilmer, Islac Row.
". Harding. q. p. Brocicus.
@. Strawser, J. n. Willis.
cI. +. Wagensellor =. y. simpson
Sianbecx, q. 4. Rcigie.
~. Bpgaf, !. v. Hcrrold.
- :. ". Tool. -. A. Botdorf.
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WANTED.

Agentsfor the most popular BOO u OF the
present dime before tho American people
rhe Hon. Henry w. Binir's tu. ). Senator,
from N. M Temperance FIovencnt,' or
,rhe Conflict Between Man and Alcohol
The deep interest today In the cause Of TEN
pFRANCE together with the great earnest
scss and popu lsrity of the writcr Of his EFFORTS
on talf Of Education and Reform, VIII make this
one OF tho most rapid selling books known
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prrstdrnttul campaign year.
The work ~ complete IN Vol, OF bOU pages
nnd contains O. Photogrivure lllustratiops OF
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ton B FISK, Francis Murphy, Miss Francis r.,
willard, also Uolored Lithogra phod charts ana
Diagrams. -, =, -, y, .,J
,be ,Tomneraurr Organizations throughout tho
| lard, and Guaraut'e OF 250,00o copies has uoet
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which they are charged. There are
many localities where crowd OF sa-
looms has made all property compare
lively valueless that was not a licens-
ad house, and, Of necessity, such
places have become plaguo spots and
the centres of crimo. Some Of them
are closely contiguous to the best
streets and properties of the city
and they not only drive legitimate
business away, bat they invite the.
idle, the dissipated aud the lawless
to take possession and mako them
noted for disorder Under the pres
ent law, the judges are compelled to
break up all such saloon dominated
localities, and they can do it only by
such a sweeping revolution rs will
rededicate those streets to legitimate
pursuits and orderly eitizens.
Another poteut factor in the popu"
lar revolution that has stopped short
of prohibition only to give pract'-
cal test to high license, is the next
TO universal revolt against the saloon
in politics. With six thousand sa-
looms in our midst, they became an
omnipotent power in politics, and
the best citizen of Philadelphia has
been accepted as absolutely unavnil-
able ne candidate, when it could be
said that the saloons were against
him. And they not only were ielI
in all primary and general elections
but they to-day dominate half oI
moro of tue School Boards OF th'
city. It is this abuse of tho powe
OF the saloon; this illegitimate pros
stiution of special privilege con
ferred by the law, that has don
more than any other one cause I
reduce the saloons Of this city fro,
over six thousand to below tw
thousand: 1t is wrong committe
by the saloons against themselve
and the law will more and more Sc
verely restrain tho granting OF licer
scs until the saloon ceases to be
factor in politics. 1t has no mol
right to run politics than it has
run churches, and the number OF
censed houses year hence will
lessoned or enlarged as the saloC
dignifes or degrades its calling III
Judges simply obey the law, al
neither the law nor the Judges CT
be complained OF until the license
houses OF the city give like man
obedience TO the law and absolute
aeparate the saloon from politics
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New License Law.

cha
nesdelphia Times comments
ngt objects OF the High lii
Wi'vs 1T is common when
1"E ,res come in politics or
rich thoso..mo affected by
OF tlo DO slow in learning
departure is au accomplish
There are men who yet
t slavery ::is abolished; we
ticiaus who think that there
nothing worthy OF states-
since the days Of Jackson,
have many who, with all the
sable drift of public senti.
favor Of greatly restrained
prohibition, will not undor>
by there may not be five or
isahd licensed houses in
,hia. They overlook the
the law now commands the
TO limit the licenses to the
lie public wants of the com
md the logic OF the new de"
,ay be appreciated when it
Led that, with all the re
made in the seven ward'
nad been decided, there i
an one licensed house 10
= hundred voters.
nlts''were battled for in til
or the new license law an
desired by nn overwhelm
.ic sentiment in this city nu'
They are-lirst, the breakin
the many plague spots through
he city where property was dc
ated and vice concentrated b
piled saloons; and second, til
brow of the saloon in polite
3 two coLsider.tcAs are ful.
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