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Mrs. Clark, of Ashland, KY, has
just received by mail s25 from zone
who took a pocket knife without
paying for il from her grandfather's
store up in Parksburg, o., some
fifty years ago '-Ec.
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Miss Addie Feazell is Gonzales.
ing,
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TmERF . But ONE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

See that you get the genuine with red Il
on front % wrapper. Prepared only by
=. ". ZEtLtH a CO., Sole proprietors,
philadelphia, Pc. PRICE, ef.Oo.
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Hear the speaking o-morrow.
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dollars per year. The government
tax or revenue derived from the
traffic annually is one hundred mill.
ions of dollars. Here the revenue"
argument vanishes, and the use of
drunk is seen to be financial curse,
costing the country sixteen times
more than it pays. II is susceptible
of demonstration that at least seven.
ty-fvc per cent of'all the taxes paid
10y the people OF this country is oc-
casioned by the drink curse.
But let me give the figures of the
traffic in our own State: In 1887 the
State appropriated 500, 1000 to pay
criminal charges. For lunatics in
Jail, $4,000. Hospital for the in.
sane, 100000. Transportation,
So 900. Now. what bearing has
the liquor traffic on these expendi.
lures: First it has been given as
the candid opinion of eminent iurists
OF various States that at least four
iiiths of the otienses against criminal
laws, and four.h of the pauper
ism, are chargeable to strong drink.
This view OF the case was recently
submitted TO our own Judge McGin.
ms, and he gave IL AS his opinion
that IL was not an cxtravagaut est.
mate. Accept this theory and we
see that we paid SIT, 500 last year
for the prosecution of crime occa.
stoned by drink. The same gener.
al authority estimates that two-thirds
of the iuuacy of the land is the out.
come Of the drink curse. Then we
have $4,000 to pay, per annum, on
account of lunacy, chargeablc to
drink.
But this is not all. The expenses
provided by the county must be
considered. For the purpose Of
this calculation we will take Cabcll
county, rs that is licensed county.
In the recent published reports of
expenditures, we find the following
items:
M,isdemeanors, s $500
Witnesses, sosIS
Jail expenses, 4os.Is
Jurors, a.SSS SO
Paupcrs, 2,673a 20
=
Total, 5000. 10
Four-fifths of this being ehargeablc
TO drink we have the further sum
of $5,s95 50. Now, assuming that
this is an average of what would
be under license policy in the
fifty -four counties OF The State, we
would then have an additional sum
of county charges amounting TO
Sass $50 90; add to this the State
tax, $3.50, 500. 90, as above cited and
we have the large sum Of S45s,457.
of county and State expenses, caused
by the drink habit. Nearly half a
million dollars paid by the honest,
sober, industrious toilers of the
State of West Virginia annually to
repair the damages of this whitening
curSc!,!
In my next | shall charge all this
and more, to the saloons as at pres
ent organized under our laws.
r. X. SADLER.
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Total indirect cost and
loss from use Of DIRK, 5000, 15t. 372
II will thus be seen that the direct
and indirect cost and loss by drink
exceeds one billion and a half Of
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Henry F. johnson, the German who
forged the name OF Thomas II. A len &
Sons TO a check for S25, was bound over
TO the State by President MADDEN yos.cr-
day.
THE APPEAL learns from the Ermmg
Scmiar that Mr.. Joseph Theirs has been
appointed milk inspector. The Scimitdr
fails to state who viii inspect thu other in
cred Tents.
The brick traffic is fairly brisk just now.
and the stock on hand is about 0,00O,OJO
while they arc quoted at ~ TO 50 per 900.
The total manufactured the past scasOn
has been 81 100000.
The force Of men now working on the
Memphis railway bridge Is fifty, and the
caisson is what they are making The
engineers estimate the time TO be occu-
pied in completing the structure az two
and half years.
Pat NJ. Bremen, n stranger, reported 10
the police that he was held up last night
about $50 O'Clock, on ST. Martin street, by
three negroes, who pulled knives and COM
PEELED him TO surrender his oyercoat and
Sl2 in money. There is no clcw 10 the
thieves.
There are twenty five miles Of street
railway in Memphis exclusive OF side or
double tracks The old line has thirteen
miles aud the new twelve miles The
Chicago purchasers are 10 pay at the rate
OF $4,000 per mile, while the bonded debt
Is $4,000 additional.
A white man named Smith, residing on
Mr.. Days farm, near Calvary Cemetery,
dropped dead on the road near his home
about $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Coroner Fleming held m inquest
on the body, the Jury returning a verdict
Of death from apoplexy.
The Waterman Of the Chickasaw Re-
filming Company, Frank Mills, WIS fired
upon by pair Of prowlers last night while
on duty at his post in the old navy yard
quarters. After several bullets had flat
tened against the brick walls very close TO
him, he charged impeiuously on one Of
the bloodthirsty yillains and ran him ont
OF sight Tho other disappeared while he
was thus occupied, aud the officer Is OF
opinion that they wanted to Kill him b9-
cause he has been in their way recently
when they were piliering coal.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon n
horse, attached 10 a buggy, while stand
ing nj the corner Of Main aud Adams
streets. took iright nj something aud ran
away, going down Adams street a, a break
neck speed. ~ the Little Rock crossing
the frightened animal took q nouhchy
coursc, pulling the buggy over ties and
gnlics until Market street was reached,
when he turned down that arcctto Brown
& Jones coal feet on the river. Crossing
the feet the horse plunged into the Ever.
carrying the buggy With him, and both
were lost.
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roMoRRow.a sERv1crs.
What VIII DO Dono at Some Of tho
Churches.

What VIII DO Douo at Some Of the
Churches.
40 reaficr Tur ArrrAt. In n Saturday tnf g e
lauc. will pudrni0f tu give a complete announce
wcnt II DC scuior IN 80 TIE churho7. nl we'll ng
The regular announcements Ia the SUNDAY Issue
Fni Methodist Church, corner Second
and Poplar. Sunday School at $50 O'Clock
am, under the direction Of Mr. John H.
Pepper. The Rev. Warner Moore, the
pastor, will preach ai II o'clock am. aud
1850 O'Clock pm. The Wednesday night
prayer meeting Us one Of The most attractive
features ofthis Church. The official boards
Of the Church were entertained by the
Hon. II. J. Morganat supper on last Thurs
day night
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street Sunday School at $50 O'Clock am,
MIR II. !. Fondick Superintendent Scr
vices nj II o'clock am, and 100 O'Clock
pm, the Row. II. A. Jones, pastor. The
morning subject will be Tho Power
and tic Glory Of the Church" aud evening
"rhe F00lishncss Of Preaching" Prayer
meeting Wednesday nj 100 o'clock pm.
Subject. THE Church Of Ephosus. Mr.
Fmlcy. Of Nashville. the posscssOr Of y
magnificent voice, will sing IN the morning
aud evening services The organist, M.
G. T.. Fonslick, has selected u special pro.
gam, and will be assisted hy the best
vocal talent in the city. Everybody cor
daily invited.
The Rev. y. VI. Richardson. y. D.. will
conduct services Va his church, Third Pes.
bylcriau, Sixth street, Chelsea. nc o clock
am. and $50 o'clock pm. Prayer meet.
ing Wednesday evening nj 1850 O'Clock,
AMI Sunday School ut go o'clock am.
Tho second Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Fourth and looncy streets. Chel.
sea, has undergone extensive repairs aud
alterations, under the pastofatc Of the Row
u. 4. whynick. Special services have been
held during The week, the pastor having
been assisted 10y tho Rev. Mr.. Bcmiyu, u
Union City, Tenn. Services ~ II o'clock
am and 100 o'clock p M, Sunday School
at o'clock am, and prayer meeting
/ "Wednesday evening nj 800 O'Clock.
The Rev. A. j. Dickinson. the Pastor Of
Central Baptis, Church, viii preach NJ II
o'clock am. His sermon IN the morning
viii be. "Paul's Message 20 the Rel"
I AZ 80 o'clock +. M. there will b. n Gospel
/ Sermon, and sinners, both redeemed and
unrnlecmc,l, av invited to attend. Young
Mems Meeting ut 400 o'clock pm. IN the
pastors lstudy, subject The Young Men
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Of the Bible" All young men are invited
10 loo present and take part.
Roman Memorial Baptist Church, Fort
Pickering. Tho Rev. ]. II. Smith will con-
duct the services at IL o'clock M; service
at o'clock p. m. by the pastor the Rev.
]. III. Snow; Sunday School at o'clock
pm. Baptism at close OF evening
service.
Calvary Church. corner Second and
Adams street, Second Sunday in Advent.
Holy Communion at O'Clock am. morn
ing prayer, Litany and sermon at IL o'clock
am
st, Andrews Mission, South Memphis,
. o'clock pm. Rehearsal OF Christmas
Carols at 5 O'Clock pm; evening prayer
and sermon at 80 o'clock p. m. Topic
for sermon: '1he voice of God in the
Holy Scriptures Strangers always well
come. The Rev Spruillo Burford rector.
Central Methodist Church, Union street.
Sunday School lat $50 o'clock a. m. services
at IL o'clock am. and 1880 o'clock pm.
prayer meeting "Wednesday eveningat 1880
O'Clock pm. The Rev. Il. W. Erwin,
pastor.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Pop
lar and Third streets. Sunday School
$3.50 o'clock am, services II O'Clock a m
and 1896 clock pm; PRAYER meeting We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock pm. The
Rev. Il. Daniel, d. d., pastor.
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For Home Use.

I have tested its curative power, in my
family, many times during the past
thirty years, aud have mover known II
to fail, IL will relieve the most serious
affections of the throat and lungs,
whether In children or adults" 90 Mrs.
Il. G. Edgcrly, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Twenty years ago was troubled
with n disease OF the lungs. Doctors
afforded me no relief aud considered
my case hopeless. | then began 10 usa
Ayers Cherry pcCtoral aud, before l
had finished one bottle, found relief
continued TO take this medicine until
cure was effected. believe that Ayers
Cherry fectoral saved my life. -
Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, III.
"Six years ago contracted q severe
cold, which settled ON my lungs aud
soon developed all the alarming symp-
toms NJ Consumption, | had cough.
night sweats, bleeding OF the lungs,
pains In chest and sides, and was 50
Frustrated az TO be confined to my
bed most OF tho time. After trying
various prescriptions, without benefit,
my physician finally determined TO give
me Ayers Cherry Poctoral. took u,
and the eject was magical | seemed
60 rally from the first dose of this
medicine, aud, after using only three
bottles, am as well and sound as ever"
Rodney johnson, Springfield, III.
Ayers Cherry PsGt0Tal,
PREPARED NY
Or. J. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold ny all Druggists. Price sii piI bottles, IS.
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AnniInrrI rinn,nI,

Ncrrs J. ssuolson a Co, Mcmrhis Tenn.
Dear Sirs-from this day forward I
thall accept no orlcn nom anybody in
your city for Imported Henry Clay Cpan
except from you, and hereby give You The
cole agency Tor Memphis Tor said brand,
declining all orders for direct importation
from any other firm there.
ALEC appoint YOU sole agents In Mem
phis for CcloJiino Palaci0 & Co.'S Key
West Havana Cignn, aud refer all dealers
20 your firm for any Of the cignn above
mentioned. l am, dear gim, very truly
yours. FERDINAND lliRscu,
sole Agent Of The Henry Clay Factory Tor
the United States
n. B.-Just received, through Memphis
cusiom-housc, 10000 Imported Henry
Clnys, oil EizeA !. SAMPSON x Co.
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I VIII 10 one Of lliy citizens 20 sub
scribe $500 each 10 locate, build and
equip the Gould University Of Memphis,
10 be pail onc.thrd on the 10Th Of No
ycmbcr, 1859. onc.,hiri on tho 18th oI
July 1890. snd one third lho 18th Of No.
yemhcr 1891, provided said university
shall be locatcd within the present chart.
cred limits oi the city. or within one mile
thereof, aud provided further each Of my
co-subscribers shall be- amply solvent ai
the time oi his or her subscription. This
oder will be- held open iOr four months,
from the lat Of December. 1888 Address
Merchant care Of President 81 the Board
OF Trust. go Second street. Memphis
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PERSONAL POINTS.


MRs. s. T.. GREENLow Is visiting her son,
W. i. Greenlow, in Dallas. Tex.
JosEPn TnrERs will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties as milk inspector next
Monday.
JONI FLEMING, OF Yazoo City, Miss,
formerly with the Standard Oil Company
OF Louisville, is in the city and contem-
plates making II his home.
Mn. FRANK ARNOLD died at the resi-.
dencc Of his son, Richard Arnold, m New
York City, December o. The deceased was
the father Of Prof. Arnold OF our city.
MHs. q. w. DUlrAN and Miss Bessie
Dustan arrived Yesterday and are with
Mrs. +. l.. Whitfield, Of Laudordlle street
Miss Louise Dustan remains in Cincinnati
few weeks.
NisuoRs on Change yesterday: F. II.
Carnes, Arkansas; DR. T. Toombs, Missis.
sippi; 5. n. Pitts. Cherry Creek. Miss. i;
W. II. Reid, Little Rock, Ark; NJ. W..
Pinckney, Chicago, Ill.
MARCUS BNRNiIEINER, one OF the most
prosperous aud enterprsing wholesale
merchants OF st. Louis, took a view OF the
city yesterday on his way TO visit his old
home, Port Gibson, Miss.
Ma GALE, and his daughter, Miss Adj.
die May Gale, after n tour over Europa
and an absence from home Of several
months, returned 10 the city last evening
and they received a cordial welcome from
many friends.
W. G. TOWNSEND, 81. louis, general
passenger and ticket agent OF the Missouri
Pacific Railroad; W. 9. Smith aud George
i. Seward, New York; George +. Fossick,
lnglcion, Ala; w. G.. Jacques, Mississippi;
Thomas Il. Sherbourno, Philadelphia; Tom
\. Gormloy, Baltimore; !. II. Mohlcr,
Columbus, o.; Il. II. Fowler, Louis
vile. general passenger aren't Of the Wa
bash Western Railway Company, are at
the Peabody.
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Best Of All

Cough medicines, Ayers Cherry Poo
toral Is In greater demand than ever
No preparation FOR Throat and Lung
Troubles is SO prompt In its effects, 50
agreeable TO the taste, and so widely
known, rs this. II is the family mcdi-
cine In thousands OF households.
al have suffered for years from
bronchial trouble that, whenever take
cold or avn exposed to Indictment wealth.
er, shows itself by very annoying
tickling sousation-in the throat and by
difficulty In breathing. | have tried u
great many remedies, hut none does so
we'll as Ayers Cherry Pcctoral which
always gives prompt relief in returns Of
my old complaint" - Ernest A. lloplcr,
Inspector Of l8blic Roads. Parish Ter
re Bonne, la.
81 consider Ayers Cherry Poctoral q
most important remedy
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TIE REV. DIR Doaas ACCEPTS
The Chancellorshp OF the University
OF Georgia

The Rev. DIR. W. T.. Boggs has accepted
the chanoellorship OF the University Of
Georgia, and will leave for his new sphere
OF usefulness as soon as his congregation
can find suitable and acceptable sue
cessor.
The date OF DR.. Boggs's departure Is un-
certain, and cannot be fixed until the as
sent OF the Prcsbytcry is obtained to the
contemplated change. They have tho
matter under consideration now, but il is
not likely that they will interpose any OBJ
lection.
In the meantime DR.. Boggs's congrcga-
ton is looking forward with anxiety and
sadness TO the prospect OF separation from
its reyercd and beloved pastor.
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EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dee. 5.-Riycf i0g fcct
anil falling. Weather cloudy aEi cull.
WHEELING. W. Va. Dee l.-iuvcf feet ?
Inches nnd falling weather clear nud cuul.
pfrIsurRG "a. Dec 7.-Rtcf feet Inches
and falling slowly Weather rlcsrund plelsaut
CINCINNATI, o.. nrr River ~ feet i0iarhcs
and stationary. Weather clear Thermometer o..
Eirhi-liycr y iegl 10 inches ana stationary.
Weather clear
ViCKgnuRu. M.n. Dee s..-River falling
tat iasfod ~ raris q iifown. am. Mials'
rppi pm. raUcd down Afklnas ely. 10
Matches, gam.
81 iOri-, No ncr T.-Rivcr stationary az )
fcoi Afrvcd thglokcc Nomphis. Ncw south.
1adrcih. Departed thcuAec. NCmphif, New
South raducHh.
LOUISVILLE ~. pc s--Iivcr falling,
win icci inches nu uir falls aud feet iurlss
lu The canal. weather t'UHf AMI coil Niahta
Ilycf falling with feet o inohps 0u the fan,
aud f.yt Inches IN the canal weather clear
aud cool.
NEw ORLEANS Ia. nvr. 5--woaihcr cloudy
and pleasant AuWd Henri Uuia Hnd tuw.
i1itnbune Diamond and tow. iIiisbunt Departed.
J q Wood AMI Umpiies, fifit1Iff. Nrfud Ncnub
~ may get aNay during ilio nirhi iuf Ncuf.hia.
L. y sihoncs lcatc, Tomorrow ior Cincinnati
CAIRO, m. Dec. 7.-iiycf y feet lnchc. and
billing Weather clcaf aud ruhi Arrived. ohio.
sp.m.i Golden Rule. New Orirana m, city oi
llowncc. - iouls, pms City ~ NicksDufg, ~
Louis, . pm. Triusli Ohio River, 3 pm De
parted Golden Rule. tinciunati, PM City Of
Eownoc. Tennessee River Jpn.
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Tho passenger trains Of the Memphis &
Charleston railroad now stop NJ Decatur,
Ala, where close connection Is made with
both Louisyill, & Nashville north and
south.bound Trains, Tor Columbia Tenn,
lirmin gham. Ala, and points beyond.
Passengers leaving Memphis NJ 0.ij pm.
arrive w y birmingham . am. next morning.
November II. lsSa
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TnR Iron Mountain Route Is tho only
line running free reclining chair cars from
Memphis to 81 Louis, Chicago. Little
Rock, Iexarkana, Fort Smith. Houston
aud Galveston. Two trains daily 10
Texag. Ono train daily 10 -. Louis and
the North. Ticket Office, 200 Main street.
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DIED.

OiM-TEAp-At Iia,Hc Place Ark wcdncsiiy.
December s. iss-. q l. uiNuHAn. ot heart dis'usc
Remain, will b. intggrcd at mNuod this VaAl
UilpAYl morning " 40 o'clock.
RrKERs- a. the giicncc OF hls father. No 2l'
Urrunudo street, friday morning, bcuumhcf Z,
iss,. nt O'Clock. 4. lDrLLl srIrns
Funonil from rtslIrncc this d'iIDAY1 afternoon
NJ o'clnck
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FInT.cLAss table board ut Pransiola'A
on Front street, opposite cusiom.houso.
The table IL supplied with the choicest
food tile markets ailorl and carefully
served. Regular meals % centA
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onsTRuorINa A HIGHWAY.
Mr. M. II. Coov2r on Trial for Closin
Up Valentine Avenue.

Up Valentine Avenue.
An interesting case is on trial before the
Criminal Court 1t which Mr. NJ. II.
Coover is the defendant The Indictment
charges that defendant
Did unlawiulyohs,ruct a certain high.
way in Shelby county, then and there
used as public road by the public, and
commonly known and called Valentine
avenue, on that part 1T said avenue lying
between Marley and Moscly avenues. by
then and there building, erecting aud
placing two fences acros, said avenue. "
Mr.. Covers dUl usr Is that the road
was never dcdicl'cl 10 public use and
never formally accepted as public road.
IL il believed he viii bc acquitted.
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TuE childrcn's meeting Of tho Christ.
mas Club will be held in the parlor OF the
Young Mems Christian Association today
NJ O'Clock. IL Is hoped there will be u
delegation from every school in the city
and suburbs
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DRINK Malto for the nerves.

Is our notice Of the Louisiana State lot.
tcay drawing We were one week OF on
date. The date should have been De-
ccmbor ~.
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"Wednesday at 10 n.n. and PM.

aud continuing Thursday. Friday, saiur.
day and Saturday night at o'clock. Sale
positive and without reserve, as am de-
ternincd TO close the business. Great
bargainG Come carly. Fine stock.
fEEp ScnuMAS.
7. J. McCAnruY & Co., Auclioncors.
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fuiL Drcs Shirts n speciality. Finish
equal 10 new Memphis Steam Laundry,
"a Second street. Branch Office, 351
Main street
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wilson piln..

Cheap Furniture. 232 Main street.
Upholsioiing, repairing, etc. Tel. 500
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AUCTION SALE
FINE MILLINERY.

Twill sell at public auction the entire
stock Of Millinery Goods Of the late Mr..
r. Schuman, consisting OF velvcis, Rib
bons, Feathers, Flowers, Notions, Hats
trimmed and unirimmcll, at 3S2 Main
street, commencing
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rIoyd a go.'a ahIna Palace

An tho now styles In china suitsble Tor
wedding or holiday presents
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1888-08-09
The Verdict Una imous.

W. ID. Suit, druggist, Bippus.
Ind, testiiies: 81 can recommend
Electric Bittcrs as the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has Civ
en- relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured of
rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bollville,
OHIO, allirms: 1.-The best selling
medicine | have ever handled in my
20 years experience, Is Electric Bit
ters." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bltters do cure ell diseases of the
liver, kidneys Or blood. Only half
dollar a bottle 1T W. G.. CASTOR &
Co.'S drug store. 2icGw
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1888-08-09

TIE state Of things described by
cur correspondent as having existed
IN Crittcndon county, Ark, il!ustra-
tes the kind of experiences that are
leading to the development OF such
prohibition sentiment as there is in
the South to-day. Curiously enough
while prohibition gains IN the North
ern states come almost entirely from
the Republicans, in the Soa;h they
are drawn mainly from the Demo
Gratis. This latter fact, of course,
is contrary to the tendencies OF the
two parties, but Southern white peo-
pie IN those localities where the re-
grocs are numerically and politically
strong have discovered by painful
experience that the only escape from
condition Of things which makes
life intolerable for them is to keep
whskey from the negroes as far as
may be. When relief by this means
is impossible, then some such upris-
sing as that in CrittcndOn county is
inevitable. For nothing is more GER
tain than that civilized men rs those
of the Caucasion race Will not submit
for long to the rule of such men as
the drunken Judge Lewis, placed
ana maintained in office by the bar
room vote of saloon rowdies like
York Byers. Lops RPqbhc.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1888-08-09
& Child's Good Sense.

Shortly after the Sunday law was
put IN force in this city gentleman
fond of liquor purchased quart bot
tie of whisky Saturday and put it in
the refrigerator for use on Sunday.
His little sor, seven years old, saw
the bottle, and when. unobserved re-
moved it and poured the liquor into
the sewer. When the act was dis
covered, he said: Use afraid
some un up dInk it, and it ui make
'em bad, an l dis frowed it away"
That boy has more sense than the
average drinking man, on the whls
ky questlon.-.H L0uiS Times.