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AFTER B0ULANGER.
SPECULATI0NS As TO THE RESULT or
HIS VICTORY.
THE MINISTRY READY TO RE.
SIGN AT ONCE
A Republic or Empire, Which .

PARIS, January 29.-At the Cabinet
meeting this morning. the method Of
dealing with any disorders resulting
from yesterday election was discussed
Ii is reported that a majority of the Cab
met favor the dissolution of the Cham
Der and holding. general election in
April, after changing somewhat the cleo
toral laws. 4 number of deputies de-
mand that General Campenon be asked
to form a Cabinet, and they urge strong
anti Boulangist measures. Many politi-
cal leaders called upon President CarnOt
to-day, but the latter intends to await
events calmly. He will not resign his
Office.
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LETTER FROM LYNCHBuRG.
Tobacco Reoeipts-Poliiica and Personal
Mention.

LYNCHBCRG. January % The tobacco
trade of this city for the last week has
been more active than for some time, and
prices somewhat higher The trade,
however is still very light and falls short
Of last year By some 1850 POO pounds al
the warehouses The tobacco seems not
10 be IN the country.
More activity, however, has been
shown in the domestic shipments, for
the receipts from internal revenue last
week amounted TO $l3,942 36, which is
more than double Of any week for some
time past
The Harrison and Morton Republican
clubs Of this city, last night, elected
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Honesty is the Best Policy.
SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.

THE UNDERSIGNED, p. l.. CON-
l. quest. j. Preston Carson, II. 4. IabD. jas.
W Allison. aud Edmund IS. Addison, Of tho
city OF Richmond and .. VI. Perry, OF tho
city Oh Norfolk, all OF the state or virginia,
der the name or frm OF T. l.. Conquest A Com
pany, I'm which. r. l. Conquest, j. Preston
carson, II. A. Tabb, and o. II. Perry are tho
general par ners. and Jas W. Allison and 3D.
mund b. Addison are the special partners.
Each Of the special partners mas Contributed
the sum Of twelve thousand nyc hundred
fSlz.JOo) dollars IN each. he - neral nature
VI tie business Is 10 te tnat Of dealers In rail-
road suI plies and lumber. aud manu' acturcrs
OF wood produot-. The places " business aro
the cities ~ Richmond aud Norfolk, virginia.
The duration OF the partnership Is for ave
s. ars from fhe lst day n January, ls.v
Witness the following signatures aud scala
the 10Th day OF JaLuaIy. 1883.
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INDIANAPOLIS, January 2s.-The de-
falcation of Moore, the financial agent OF
tho Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company, il Is now said may reach
81 900 900 Startling disclosures are pos
siblc Moore will not be arrested, owing
10 peculiar relations with President
Greene
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On tho Road to Wealth.

"What are your prospects in lfeP her
father sternly asked
"Well " said the young man. modestly' 4
have invented new cough medicine, which
is all ready now TO be brought before the
public"
The engagement was announced next day.
--Someryile JouEnal
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Fruit of Experience.

Bobby has been imparting TO the minister
the important and cheerful information that
his father has got a new set Of false teeth.
Indeed, Bobby" replied the minister IN
diligently; "and what will no do with the
old setf
"Oh, l s'poSe," answered Bobby, they II
cut 'em down and make me wear EN-. -
Harpers Bazar.
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PROPOSALS.
SI9S3OO.OO.
RICHMOND. Va. January ~, iSs9.

RICHMOND. Va, January ~, icss.
BIDS ADDRESSED TO
- the unders gned will be received al the
Office of thc'C.ty Auditor until O'Clock,
FRIDAY. FEBRUASY l, 1879.
FOR all or any port on ~ slss aOoOOFOyR PER
CENTUM REGISTERED BONDS OF IHh
CIrY or RICHMOND. payable thirty four
wears after lst daN OF January, lsce.
The bids vi be opened at the tine above.
named In the presence OF the Commit 90 on
Finance OF the City Council.
Tn 81 BOND will be Us ell uuder author.
~ OF resolut ms OF the COuucli. approved
March 28 1854 md December u, l,s. prOvid-
ny tss. .tsu tor construction II Third Mar ket.
and sSVO0, for redemption n bonds due
January 4. ls , The committee reserve tbo
\. u. HAKSkpvE.
tas7-td Chain man Committee onflnanees
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creya,,e. in the MI.s.sIppl valley.

SHREVEPORT La, JanuarJ 2s.-Sev-
eral leyees thirty or forty miles above
this city are reported 10 have given way
on Saturday night, causing the submcrg-
ing of large track of country sunny
Point leycc, below this city, has also
succumbed TO the force of the current
All lowlands on the Red river not pro
tccted by levees, are under water No
loss of life or stock is reported
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Sol Smith Russell undertook the other day
10 teach bis son Bob lesson IN self denial
Look here, Bob, said he, whenever you
get anything good you must give tho best OF
It 10 your mother" ,
IL allus do said Bob. 'T'other day had
two apples; one Nv 'em wuz runty, nd t'other
w-uz waller nd big. KEEP the runty one nd
give the big yaller one to mother"
That was noble-that was manly-that
was Just what | should don said Mr.. Russell,
proudly patting bis pampered darling's head
Now that, my son, is what we call an act Of
self abnegation, Of denial, Of sacrifice.
"Yes, sir" said Bob, but mother don't eat
apples. n-ChicagO News
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Beautiful SNOW in the lar south.

BILOXI. Mss, January 2s-There was
q light fall of snow here to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2S.-A Iimes-
Democrm special from Pensacola, Fla,
says Snow fell here to-day. This Is
the second fall of snow that has occurred
at this point in twenty-five years.
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INDIANAPOLIS, January 9s.-Late last
night White Caps visited the residence
of Patrick O'Neill, on Agnes street in
this city. O'Neill was taken from the
house. rolled in the snow, Sc
verely whipped, aud warned 10 dis
continue the i'll treatment of his
family O'Neill, who is laborer
in Kingan's packing house, is heay y
drinker, and frequently, while intoxi
Gated. had beaten his wife and children
having been several times arrested and
fined for that oiiense.
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First Society Man 0awningl What time
Is iti
Second Society Man stretchlng)-Nine
o'clock
"Too late for the theatre"
"Yes"
"Too carly 20 60 to bed"
"Nos"
"rm TOO sleepy 20 read or talk"
$50 am l. Too tired 20 think
"Weu as neither of US seem good for any
thing else, let's dress up and 20 70 Mrs West
ends party. n-Philadelphia Record.
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WMKEsBARRE, PA, January 2s.-The
Sheldon Axle " orks. the largest plant
in the country, has suspended tempora l.
ily. Twelve hundred men are thrown
out of work
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BRIEF TELEGRANis

New YORK January 2s.-lyes and
Siayner were This evening taken TO
Ludlow-street Jail. having failed TO Sc
cure bOndsmen.
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Tnr aRrgE oi acr0uic oaiarlh pa-
iienf is often so Offensive that hc cannot
go Into society mi hr becomes an oh-
je.f 1i lIs.ust Afer "a Time liberation
tei. ln fle spougy bones are attacked.
and. frequently. entirely destroyed. A
constant source oi discomfort is the
dripping of the pnruieni secreuons into
ihc throat. sOmei.ma producing inFet-
Grating bronchitis. which boo iis iun. has
been tac exciting csuse of pulmonary
disease The brilliant results which
aa.c attended Dos use for year past
properly designate Ely.s Cream Balm as
;4I ihc best. if not the only real cure for
Lay fever rose cold aud catarrh.
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COURT CALANDAR.



>rprrNF COrRI 0F ArPEALs. January 5th,
MarOl 5fl. November 9th. ut lNchn0ud
.IrV. september tfh, 100 ofauutoui as
JuI joan. at MyfhevIlle. \a
RICHMOND CITY.
trtNcpN4 CDURT.- FIRST Monday ln january,
AnrII Illc and October
|HrIrT COuu First Monday lu February
ana lh.rI Monday ln Muy and October.
.fI-IlNs4 GuUuI First Monday ln every
month aud september th go court 40
Ausu-fI .
TuIoF C0rRr-tumlnaL--E Every day at $3.50
An
pullrf C0rnr-Cltu Every Friday at l2 NJ
HINlItU.
Tmrrr TOrRr Third Monday boo January,
nl.t Monday May. aud trst Monday in
CouS1Y CorHr-soconi Monday in every
month.
HANOVER COUNTY.
ItaCUI COURT. -.0ih ot April aud -5th ui Oc
f.hNr.
corzrY Corm-mnd Wednesday 90 every
month
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Cncru C0CRT.-l1th ot May und 10Th OF No
Fcmntr
1ousfY Cornr-socord Monday in every
month
LOUISA COUNTY.
Siscrr Corn4. eo.h of March and 2Dth Of
September
nuntl
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STATE OP NnGNIA,
CRY or hICHMOND -TO-wlt:

CRY OF hIcHNOSD -TO-wit:
|. n. seldom TaylOr,'a nO'ary public m snd
FOR the city and State aforesaid. DO certify thst
p. l.. Ouquest J. Preston carson. IA. A. Tsbb,
D. II. Perry james ". Allison. and Edmund
B addison. whose names are signed 10 tho
foregoing paper. bearing date 18TH cay OF jan
nary. lss9. have this dav personally appeared
before me IN my city Aforesaid, and seyerally
acknowledge the same a. De- tneir act and
deed. And / furih certify that the said Z.
l. COnques made oath before me IN the said
city that the sai1 James W Allison and I'd
mund B Addison have each CO tiibuted bn1
paid iu actual cash the SUN OF tlZ 40 To-
wafd the business OF said nrm, as stated In
said paper hereto annexed.
Gltra u0drr ny hanl this the nineteenth
day Of Irnuarv. l,,9.
lsignedl, II. SELDOM, TAYLOR. Mp.
ia.-IufW
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WASHINGTON.
YESTERDAYS REPORT FROM THE FED
ERAL CAPITAL.
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOCSFS
OF CONGRESS-.
other Washington News

WAsHINGTON, ID G. January 2S.-ln
the Senate to-day, after the Transaction
of some business of miscellaneous char
acter. the Consular and Diplomatic APP
preparation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Gibson moved 10 substitute the
word ambassador instead Of envoy
extraordinary and ministers plenipoten-
iisry,' as the title OF our ministers
abroad.
Mr Reagan said he was in favor Of
abolishne the whole diplomatic service.
Mr. Hawley and Mr. Sherman adyo-
Gated the amendment on the ground that
il would advance the interests and the
dignity OF the United States abroad
Mr Plumb made an argument in .eyor
Of the abolition of the whole foreign ser
vice. He called attention TO the fact that
through the dismissal Of Lord Sackyille
For writing letter, which was a model
of conciseness and breyity" England
had been left for some time without a
representative here, and no complications
had arisen I'm consequence thereof
Mr.. Eyarts, i'm advocating Mr. GibsOn's
amendment, said 10 was q practical and
important question, and had nothing 20
do with the dignity and pride Of any in
diyidual ID might not Doe a wise meas
ure but IL was q measure wholly of pub
lie interest and of public dignity, and Of
practical service 10 the country.
Mr. Stewart argued that he did not be-
lieye in passing law that would give
any national cOuntenance or encourage
ment 10 the breeding of dudes who.
when abroad, lost command Of the
English language, grunted, became
unintelligible, and were disgrace
TO the country.
Mr Morgan said that be found no diff
iculty in putting the word Ambassador
on the statute book and voting whatever
appropriation was necessary 10 give 10
that rank q becoming reward There
was no occasion for an American be-
cause he was a Democrat, putting on
licentious airs and cutting up as much
as he pleased. The United States was
entitled 10 be represented abroad in the
most dignihed and thorough manner.
Mr. Call also supported the amend
mont. The screaming of the American
eagle in mid-air i'm defiance Of all was not,
he said, the language of dignity or wis
dom, nor any kind Of nseful assertion or
the power of the people.
Mr Blair opposed the amendment, see
ing in it "a little anu-Rcpublican cater
ing 90 the sentiment Of aristocratic dom
nation, grandeur, and power. He spoke
of ambassador, as "a new order of diplO-
matte nobility
Without reaching a vote on Mr. Glib.
sons amendment, the Senate al ) = NJ
adjourned
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DuBoiD SAFE Co.. R L. Barnes
kiolmond. agent took the premium at
the Virginia Exposition for the best
dynamiie.p proof safe II 4-lOw
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,.AlN.l o.. -on fhe 2sth Instant. atgA. 81.
,LNNIE' "iie u George a. Allsll,. ln the
ri. frar ot hor ~
al. !ne,al from Tho mind riesbytoiIao church
LDNkoDAl, the oytn Instant, al tlsp
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DoNr GIVE NE anything else for
noimng does nay children and myself
'ae good That Dr Dayids Cough Syrup
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CIGARS.
DISSOLUTION OF oo-PARrsEEsHII

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNERsHIP
RICHMOND, VA January %. lss9.
THE FIRM OF r. H. DIBRELL &
i Co. IS this day dissolved by mutual con
sent All parties inoebied 20 the firm are re
quested 70 come forward promptly and settle.
and all having bills against IL 10 present them
Tor payment Either partner will sign the
lrm-name IN liquidation.
X. IA. DIBRELL,
A. ii. WELD.
Mr. r. II. Dlbrell will continue the business
a. heretofore AT his ONCE. No. ShOckoe ware
house. and sOlcits the continued business OF
all friends OF the old rrn. ja25-cOd3t
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NtDrICE

SPECIAL NOrICE.-A NEW DE.
- partment OF the Orderof financial Union
viii b. o,g nized MEDNESD .Januar, 9th,
at 730 r. NJ, at Thoil's Hall lOU west Broad
street.
All parties NOT yet eNamlr cd will meet tho
Medical Examiner at the abty place att y. NJ.
ia IS r. J. r. DEPUTY.
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We want o. see that fellow who
promised 90 pay u- lasi week - Wind1
Nlr
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sENATORsHIP.

CHARLEsrON, W. Va, January 2s.-
Delegate Shelton, of Lincoln county
presented "a sworn statement To the
House to- lay that he had been offered
money to vote for a Republican United
States Senator An investigating com
mittee was appointed.
SENATOR KENSA NOMINATED ~ CAUCUS.
PursBuRH, Pa, January 2S. - The
Itn,s Charleston, ". Va special says
ln the Democratic caucus tonight SEN
atOr Kcnna was nominated, all the Dem
ocrais being present. lie received thirty
one votes, which is one more than re-
Qured 90 nominate in the two-thirds
rule which was agreed to last week.
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PERTH, January 2S.-There was a
scene Of great uproar in the Hungarian
Parliament to-day upon the discovery
that detectives had taken places in the
strangers gallery The opposition mem
bers sprang TO their feet, and pacing the
toor of the House shook their fists alter
nately at the president and the
detectives and cried Turn them out.
The uproar increased, and the excited
members meanwhile conducted them
selves like maniacs Finally the detec-
tiyes rushed from the gallery into the
street, but they came very near being
lynched before they could make good
their escape.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Genilemen Boarders at
w No 52s north Fitth street. Terms $3.50
per week. ia2s'
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THREE DESIRABLE
Il Office. second floor. Shafer's building.
irOntioR on Main street These offices are
now occupied by Sol Haas. ksq.. Gcnemi
Traffic Manager Of the Associated Railroads
Possession can be had latter part OF January
Apply To JOHN G. sHAfhk.
an3 n No 1904 Main street
EOR RENT. - i27 WEST CARY
L street. six room. cellar Sl7W per month;
& uld be- rented 70 suitable party for board Of
owner. Apply on premises; also lOS south
laurs street. SIX rooms. Sls.J per month.
Jc22-at
TOR RENT-FIRST AND SECOND
L Flats. No 40 south Fifth street, six rooms
each New and nicely papered; range. hot
and cold water. Hairs Heater lanitor's atten-
tendance. Sc. SUTTON & Co.
j4gT-sVw 1914 Main street.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. January IS
The fifth ballot for United States Sen
ator to-day resulted as follows Goh, 3o
Kenna. is: Goshorn, 3; Hereford, 3
Carr /; remainder scattering Iota
votes cast a.
BEPCBHCANs TRYING TO Buy THE
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SURGICAL OPERATION oN SENATOR
VANCE

4 serious surgical operation was sue
cessfullv performed on Senator Vance
this afternoon One OF his eyes which
has caused him a great deal trouble was
removed Three physicians were in at
tendance, and the operation was per-
formed in q few moments, the patient
being auustheticised
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-09-06

VALLEY CITY, N. d., Special Telegram,
Aug. 3S.-Thc Office Of the Timcs-ltccord
OF this city was completely demolished
by a mob last night. The editor is IL
pronounced prohibitionist, and has
used his influence with telling effect, both
in local affairs and in the recent state
convention, when he so bitterly opposed
the nomination OF Allen, OF Fargo, aS'to
defeat that gentleman. The autl-pro-
hlbltiOnlstS have often warned him to
modify his extreme course, but their
words have only caused him to attack
them the more bitterly. The paper had
a strong and substantial following, and
rs no advance upon it could be made by
attacking its patronage the advocates
OF lax liquor laws organized to down the
editor by force. At dark last night they
surrounded the office quietly, but by Il
perfect understanding, and at q given
signal q rush was made Tor the building.
The door was forced open. and the mad
mob poured through, each II groSpina
the first object that came to hand and
doing his best to delnolish it. The Office
this morning presented IL discoulagin2
sight. Presses were broken, ink spread
over walls and floors, type was heaped
i'll confusion i'll Il dozen places, while
some had been hurled through the win
dow to the street below. Every particle
Of paper stock was destroyed; not Il dol
lars worth of material escaped the gen.
eral wreck. Several participants III tho
outrage are known and they will BE-
most vigorously prosecuted.
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pcljurcrs out OF honest men that they
have brought all that is low in man to
the surface, that they haze damned
thousands and are dalaning thousands
more every wear that they roman III
force.
These educated prohibitionists knew
that all OF the above statements are
true, aye, they know that lie WHO says
they are not true Is a liar.
They also know, these cdu"Atc'! proIli-
bitionists and especially the minister's
among them, that there is not Il shadow
| Of authority given them by the i;ibie TO
advocate what they are advocating or
to do what they are doing.
Let the poor ignorant prollibitionists
60. Their sins will find them out DUt
God in His mercy may pardon them.
Bat nh. these others, these WoH!u De
gods, these scii-madc gods, let them take
care. They have time to do SO NOW
there will come IN hour when there VIII
not be time. Let them take care.
In thc next issuc we find the reiiub'
lican platform and ~ II of IT.
most prominent pIanl;s the following:
Recognizing the pclllicious influence
OF the traffic OF Intoxicating liquors up
on every interest OF our commonwealth
we favor national and state prohibition
OF such traffic and the adoption OF the
article OF our constitution r~ci;ltrn!
thereto and the enforcement o. suci
laws as will make the S;llnc elective
Who been outoilinc withthc rcpub
lican party! Tie Republican may ut
tempt to Chamber into the band WACO!
but it is altogether too late. 1t h1
:, Sinncd away its day OF grace and hA'
as well go in the company ii chose wine
, the field was all before it. The MO
also made its choice. Not by the pre-
e mise OF any reward except that vine
;. comes to those who do right. 1t don
e have to yet into line, there is no ncce
; sitv for it to Chamber into the band wa
ION us il drives Of. We lrG sorry Tor II
Ii poor old Republican and li"9c 1t ma,
after proper season oil mubatlon al
y ratification, be received back into Il
party and accorded a place Of respect
n bilitv, OF course it will take Il whole /
80 cleansing but time and dlSinicctan
II can accomplish, ever this.
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CT peoples business arc the prime lnstl-
gators OF all the troubles; and il such
people will regulate, reform II take
care OF their own households, and leave
other people atone, the world will be
all the better for il. Surely the good
people OF South Dakota do not want to
inulguratc this hcll-upon-earth in the
very infancy OF their government. Con
sentative business men and tax payers
do not want ii. The productive, per
mOncnt citizen docs not want 1T ana
would not think OF it but for the probes
SiGnal agitators. 1t is the iterants:-
spin, but those who are alraycd in puE-
pie and linc linen, going about creating
strife and raising the devil in neighbour
hoods and communities. that ctg up
the racket and keep it up.
Prohibition has proved Il curse, ratll-
e. than u blessing, I'm states where it has
been tried. and South Dakota wants
none Of it,"
The above article was copied from the
/ YHnkton Telegram and printed III and
endorsed by the Republican Of Rapid
City, Aug. 20th, 1850. Some OF it should
be noticed by the so-cal!cd cranks at
least. That somc saloons are running
in Iowa we do not doubt. \ young
man wa; arrested and taken to Custer
county II day or two ago for stealing
horses, and that same young man $
headquarters was the Saloon and got
his education there, and thus the tax
payers have to foot tn" bill. Does the
Republican say that the law prohibiting
horse stealing prohibits? y Few weeks
ago this same young ma WAS lndlctco
ion stealing money from another MAJ
while drunk and spent the money in The
Saloon. Docs the law making it Il crim'
| to stead prohibit: And should these fcl
lows be let alone according to the lie
publican arguments? The people have
I done Il very great wrong in cndcaNOl
, ing 20 Enforce the law and are cIcatin
" ~@triivS and have become nOSing splo
we presume, according to the mtlcI
above. Surely the good people ol Soutl
Dakota do not want to ~inau~Ulatc TIN
: llrll-upon-"arth in the very infancy (
their government. Hell has been innu:
uratcd and the good people want I
It cUnQUcr il III the naiMC OF the law. il
IN home rUbDpra(tLc .ulOUns1urp robin
re The people OF every thing that goes I
H. make IlirplcaSant and safe, and the L
II publican wants to continue this II
greatest curse q amy land. How MAJ
heart Hcil"s to lonely. retiring wiz
,.1,,-., l,I-fnl ,tl. fi,,.II,Ii tl,aG, 1l1tl,
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"Saloons, breweries and liquor houses
are running wide open in Dubuque, Day
exports and other Iowa cities, and yet the
cranks tell US that prohibition is enfolc-
ed in Iowa. There was never a more
wicked lie uttered. Prohibition does
prohibit anywhere, but it creates strife,
hatred and bad blood, and fills com
munities with nosing spies and hired in
formers. No manly man will act the
spy or play the informer on his neigh
G Goh, to and az d fn,Ga,r, Il, W ss,c,, Dr desb 4;soPb11e
characters. This espionage leads to
quarrels, estrangements and sometimes
to murder, and the cranks who are
eternally thrusting their noses into 9th
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We learn from good authority that
that the OF the Republican,
havn't drank IL dlup OF wni1keN since
they read the platform adopted at liu-
ron. They are tar"ring of ON conycn-
tratcdNic)lyC.