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Cuticura Remedies

spot or blemish. CuTrcuRA RgsoLvEST, the
new blood puriner and greatest OF humor cures,
cleanses the blood of impurities and poison
Gus elements. and tn us removes the CAUSE.
Hence the cUrIcuRA REMEDIES cure every spe-
cies of torturirs. humiliating, itching. burn
int. scaly, and pimply diseases OF the skin,
scalp. and blood, with loss Of hair. and all hu-
mors. blotches, eruptions, sores, scales and
crusts. whether, simple. scrofnlous or conta-
gious. when physicians and Ill other remedies
fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CuucuRA. soc: Soar,
25c; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared BY the POTTER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
ErSend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases -
"a pages 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Qhnv'C Skin and Scalp purified and beauti-
Dk0J y fed BY CuTIcuRA Soar. Absolutely
pure.
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Cured by Cuticura.

walk. but won.d not let him. for II osd get
better would have no control OF them
The d;sesse continued in this manner until
wss seventeen years old, and one day In jan
uary. 1872. read an account in the Trshsne OF
your CuTfcuRA RENEptKS 10 described nay
case 20 exactly .h nj I thought as . last resort,
70 g,ve them . trial
when nrst applied them vas al raw and
bleeding, from scratching myself. but l went
asleep almost Immediately. something ! had
not done for years. the eject was 50 soothing.
The first morning after using il my flesh Il
had no skin only on the end Of my nose) was .
pink color. Mex. dag IL Was kind of white, and
could place nay hands on the sores without It
being painful In shout two weeks l could
stand straight, bat not walk. was 50 weak; but
my sores were nearly WELL
As near - can judge. was cured in about
nix 70 eight weeks. and up to this date q. e..
from January. 1879. to January. lSs-, have not
been sick in any way. or have had the least
signs of the disease reappearing on me- have
m excellent appetite, have the very best of
health. Ny limbs are straight. supple and
strong. have been exposed 10 eli sorts of
weather without the least signs Of the disease
yet The only difference End in myself Is that
my skin 10 finer, softer. and not so liable to get
chapped Is in other persona
No doubt many persons will not believe this
almost improbable story, many will think 1t
grossly exaggerared. don't blame them I bit
II they do, bat to satisfy themselves they can
call or write to me and find ont If what have
written above Is true or not There are many
persons who can testify to the wonderful cure
have received by your CurIcuEA REMEDIES.
3,5S2 Dearborn ST.. w. J. MCDONALD
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 80, 1857.
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City Of Kinx.ton,s Route.

The Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship
Company has decided to place the steamer
City OF Kingston on the whascom route as
day boat She win leave here ct IL
o'clock a. m. and viii make . trip every
day except Sunday. She starts on her
first run at IL o'clock this morning. She
viii stop only At Anacortes. Fairhaven
and Whatcom. No regular schedule has
been Fixed mp as yet. nor win one he until
after the steamer has made the run several
times. The hour mentioned will. however.
be her regular starting time
The company win keep both Of its night
boats on the route as usual.
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mEraoDIsr HOSPITAL
n Hlaely Endow~d Institation
Built Here.

- KtU0Iy A000W&0 AUAk4&0th00 w mo
Built Here.
Articles OF incorporation viii Be fled In
few days for company which viii have
for iss object the building OF fine Method
ist Episcopal hospital 10 Seattle.
The movement Tor the establishment Of
such an Institution has been gathering
strength IN all parts OF the do
cess for some time. but IL Is only
recently that IL has assumed such shape
ihat II may confidently be expected 10 cui-
inmate successfully. several wealthy MEM
bars Of the Methodist church have promised
most substantial aid TO the undertaking.
one Of them even going so far ~ to offer to
endow the hospital with all his worldly
goods, amounting in value to 5000.
or more. Many other lesser donations are
pronsised and good share Of the $4,000
necessary for the hospital is already In
aight.
The location Of the hospital il not dein-
italy decided upon but Il viii probably be
IN North seattle. II viii be the only insti-
tuition Of the kind in Washington conducted
by the Methodists and viii be designed to
supply the whole western half OF the state.
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The Work 81 Ralalng tho Grades Pro-
gsssning Rapidly.
Street Commissioner Alexander reports
that tho work Of paving. planking and
grading the streets II progressing rapidly.
A gang at men have bean set 10 work
completing the Jackson street sewer from
thu water front 10 Third street. which has
heen neglected for the past three months
on account at lack Of piping. \
Another force Of men will begin work to
morrow pianking Third street. beginning
at Pike street aud working down towards
Yesler avenue
south Third street between Jackson street
and Yesier avenue viii be completed today
II would have been finished long since II
the lumber had not given out in the size
that Is needed.
The department Is busy at work filing
up the srestles ON the different streets that
have been already planked.
Thc work on South Fifth street is rro-
crossing rapidly and that thoroughfare
will soon he In good condition.
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NEW r~eoRroRAnoSs.
a Mining and = Printing Company NJ
Articles.


Articles.
TIE Cascade Gold and Silver Mining
Company filed articles OF incorporation
with the eounty auditor yesterday By r..
W Peabody. y. r. calis;t. Gslen II. Coon.
II. l. skinner and W. y. Kingston. Who
are also directors TOR the FIRST ak months.
The object of the corporation - 70 huv.
bend, sell. lecste. develop ard work mines
in the state 81 Washington and - buy and
seli real estate. The capital stock Is s..
aao<so. divided into ssa.p shares Of $40
each
William III. Hughes. Douglass Almond
aud r. r. Jennings flied articles of moor
rcsstion for ths Pacific Printing ard Pub
fishing Company. the object being 20 carry
o. general printing business. The eaps-
a. stock Il Sfa.fsea
The tncarporssers are trustees "a bold
cfsos until shs Second Monday In July.
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The Northern rscsec kAilrnad vestaeufe Din
ins snt Sleeping Car line, daily service 90 81
fkal. Minneapolis, Duluth and Caicxxo No
ehsnse o. cars and fwensy ave rntlez the abort
ssS folse - ChfcAxn Tosrts ssecplng cars
through. rsacias passengers ID the Tntea Depot
tetossa sever hoGrs and thfrty-xsx minutes
AnSs1 ~ other En9s A. Chifnerg city ticket
sssnt. + second street Boston hlock = fonkin.
cepUS Erass AGENT seattle
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another, iinseed poultices. None of them did
me any good at Al, bat made me worse The
disease continued unabated: il spread to my
arms and legs. I'LL was laid mp entirely, and
from continually sitting on the floor on pill
Low my limbs contracted so that lost al con-
troll OF them, and was utterly helpless Ny
mother would have to lift me out and into bed.
IcoHld get around the house on my hands and
feet bur could not get my clothes on q al.
and had to wear . sort Of dressing gown Ny
hair had Ill matted down or fallen of, and my
head. face and ears were one scab. and had to
have towel on my head al the time In sum
mer to keep che flies or Ny parents consulted
. prominent physician and surgeon here in
Chicago tthe other physicians before mentioned
were Of Dundas and Hamilton. Canadal He
said he could do nothing for me. He wanted
TO cut the sinews Of my legs 10 that could
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rr,en.,yc Stree, Im,,o,.m.r,.

About $4,000 worth of work for street
grading was ordered at The last meeting of
the city council, and about twenty new
streets we're ordered graded. City Engin-
eer scnrry has the plans almost ready for
the letting OF contracts. which he estina,
viii give steady employment TO at least 500
men this summer
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n~ 49, txcS[aezt kccaznmoaa gsoas sat
al tA1 FEATURES that gCa<tisa.s 4 x,~es.ss az -
esey &ssse Zip T. TIE Esss take the Nor%Ae-s. "a
ss2@ 1aFesFn sssnAaAs trans 20 ~ psuA
sssnaesgasss hnsssh ana Chicago. consisting al
sc<stss sse~ESzs sseT ssss elrsxzsssu OF tAe PAL.
= "a fs@ses AZ saxa F&ay are sssssneSs - sisi1y
sA-rsSn kfk1TA& Ne css1es seyxsee - oe tsuax
sessoa asS'Sas 4 zsaksas S>pss saskrs ssess. =.
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Nee...,,, Rather rhan Choice.

Justice Miller married Charles William,
TO Mary wsedasasre yesterday morning.
The bride had preferred complaint
against the hridegroo m for seduction. but
upon his agreeing to marry her she with
drew the conaplaint
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RAIIARp rNroRpos.Tgn

Nos FOG improvements. Ballard svenue an1
nSesassy 70 ee psAakea. Electric nxat plan;
tak<ss cf. AID numerous imnroyensecss needed
~ tns EsEsis srowfog manufacturing and rail
road e~nisr on sz1nen R&v. tsD for rnon.x
tasAl1E 1aresias IN lass OF blacks Daniel
jones 4 CO. 81 second street Conner Cherry
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A Terrible Eczema.

o.e s y.E n.Iss
U..sas walk Got .ss. :. sa.e
ssh ana
1872 and mas
u q ; ress 1sSo
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spread - my
ears and
Another n.
nw0 called.
He protested
to know oil
b Mt til e
case: called
il Xxi n g .
Evil" and
prescribed
gunpo " der
brim 81 ne
and lard mix
ed TO . mlye:
but the dis
ease contin-
ued. T b e Y
could not do
a n ythf a g
with It An
other pre-
SeyfheA bn
prax W at q Z
an q -four:
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The spsrssaslisss Of Seattle viii celebrate
she fcfty-sesond anniversary OF modern
krariinalism rext Sunday in Masonic hall
css the northwest eosaeg Of the University
grounds Appropriate services viii hr
kssss al III a m. I'D n IA and : "a. The
friends Of ssse eassse anticipate raeasant
tsnae and large attendance. a. the service,
vii be very Interesting and FREE 10 all
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portion of Elmoro, Southern Colorado. was
consumed by fire tonight, including the
Hunt building. the Commercial hotel,
News building. postoffice and contents, and
several other small buildings. The loss Is
estimated 1t SIS 600; no insurance.
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since writing you. Jan. %. 1857, in regard to
my cure Of eczema In January. ls7a. I have had
no reappearanee OF the disease in any form,
and am ~ strong and healthy a. though had
never had any such disease.
w. J. MCDONALD.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. D. 1890.
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fkks s's sorsAsra fArsae r2sEru~a. vestsAaI<s
ssssEsF asd esnAagS&s so2ss tas ss r~ss = = yass
rssssa esock. r goAkln. A<pos uxAss s~~ar
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- HANnKrRrHIErs

We reserved - 2ossz sac skasr s.xr h.~s
seSss.s sss eSs@sres. hxsassssshess ass scoI5Tr<t
.s<sssk srshi<fs Al q hix discount New psfserrs
Tear cAsstcs = cents sarA SAe.s~- Gear
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II II one thing 10 claim to cure these great
skin diseases, but quite another thing TO do It.
No remedies ever compounded in the history OF
medicine have performed the wonderful cures
daily made by the cuucURA REMEDIES, which
in truth the greatest skin cures, blood puri-
iers. and humor remedies of modern times.
CUrIcuRA, the great skin cure, instantly allays
the most agonizing. itching, burning and in
HAmmation, clears the skin aud scalp Of erusts
and scales, heals ulcers and sores, and restores
the hair. CUTICURA Soar, the greatest OF
skin purinen and beautifers, is indis-
pensabIe In treating skin diseases and
baby humors 1t produces the whItest, clear
est skin and softest hands, free from pimple.
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fsrehsse vear tekess ard reserve ySser sh>~--
tsgsa< k<xGs2sSEsssssz ewes Savs serr. rsrsf~
Saslseea A. taAsssers- esFy tssast xe~as, ia
IseAs4 a<x&E SeazxzEA
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At the sge Of three months . rash (which
afterwards proved 10 be eczema or salt rheum)
made iss appearance on my face. A rhysician
was called. He said feethiag was the cause: he
rxeScrihed souoss cooling medicine bus the sores
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All classes of tickets reading via the Onion
Pacific TO the East are good via Salt Lake City
and Denver without extra charge. A. C. Martin,
O. r. BriggA agent city dock
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Who keeps the Peerless home cured hams and
bacon? Haley. Glenn d Co.
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1upoprANr

IMPORTANT
For bargains in real estate at Salmon Bay, go
Chilberg & Gardner, room .. Lewellyn-Dodg
building.
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FRED. 1, Sal(|
DEALER IN
REAL ESYlIl
6l4 North Second
P. o. BOX s.,
Madison Street Pm
Boston Heights Addh
consisting of Io4 la N
cleared, one block from n
son street cable power -
and facing Madison stree
Coulter's Addition. an
ing Of r3a lots. al IL,
three blocks from NJ
street.
The cable road nov e.
ing on Madison street ~
will be in operation il
will greatly increase tie y
of the above properly
$40 lots in Sanders = e.
to Gilman Park and saIn
Bay.
All cleared and ready = 4!
cupancy.
Business propsrtJ.
Lots I and 2. block 9, M
nard's plat finest corner q z
city. Corner Second and ~
Ter avenue.
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Ola PIE3, black heads, chapped. rough. red,
Tim and oily skin prevented BY CUrIcURA
soar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

A Letter from Fargo. y. T.. says
aThe most wonderful revolution Of senti-
nsent has taken place in the Black Hills.
There are now as many Temperance
unions there as In the whole State OF
Montana thirteen. a grand work has
been done. The w. G. 4. u. convention
At Rapid City was an eye-opener, and
really marvel In excellence"
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A Temperance society Of more than
one hundred and finy members was re.
Gently organized among the men In the
military prison At Fort Leavcnworth,
Kan by Mrs. Julia "A. Chase, an active
worker among soldiers and sailors, who
On this occasion delivered Al address oi
such power thar scventv-five men who
had never signed tho rledgc before un.
gave their names and a.
iirmcd their purpose 20 lead sober lives
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Institute adjourned till 8 p. m.


BY O'Clock the Court Honse wat
crowded with teachers and citizens o.
jasper and visitors assembled 10 see and
hear Prof. II. M. Wills, popular
Hoosier elocutionist. In true, and
natural elocutionary style. he reciled ths
following selections :-"Thc Pilot \
How We Licked the Teacher The
Dfummer's Ride I'll .Thc Last Hymn I
Deacon Stokes !" '"Our Folks" Sock
cry Setting = Hem" allow Rcuby
Played Categorical Courtship;'
(" Boofhlacks !" "The Baldheaded Man I
"How We Hunted q Mouse" The reel
tations were infcrspcr~ed with music BY
the Jasper Star Orchestra. The audience
was highly entertained. by the exercises
and should Prof. Wills again come 70
Jasper, be will have large and appre'
Q ciative audience.
THURSDAY, JrLY "a MORNING SESSION.
House was called to order al ? > N. By
the President. Prayer was offered By
J. T.. Conner, after which the choir sang
"Only IN Armor- Bearer
Forenoon Program: Uses and Abuses
OF Examinations by Prof. Craig Early
Colonial Government BY Prof. Mvrgen'
ihaler; "Square Root" BY Prof Clarke
n Helps in Primary Work." by Prof
Morgenthaler.
Prof Craig said examinations are in
tended ss . means OF discipline. to satisfy
parent and pupil, 10 test the pupil
OF the subject, 70 leave
record Tor the benefit OF pupil and
teacher.
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arc lOlincs or less, lweck. 81 %
SQUARE insertion. 75 cts.
advertisements At the Same
~ fraction over even square or
.ounied A. q square. These
,r, farms sor transient sivcrf'se-
~. ,sasonabic deduction Will ne
~ "a regular advertisers.
.;s.s ~ appointment % aamin's-
Lrs,na legal notices of''F' c""''''''
~ pail IN tdvance-
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An eleven.y year-cld Drooklyn boy died
recently in the City Hospital from "al-
cnholism.r The child Of drinking par
ents, he hsd been employed 10 carry
cans Of beer to workmen, and on his fire.
quent return trips from the saloon drank
some OF tho beer himself. Finally ne
drank to insensibility. and the empty
beer can was found beside his dead body.
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Minutes Of Dubois Co. Teachers
/ Institute, $500.


WEDNESDAY. July :3 MORNING SESSION.
House was called 20 order BY the Pres
idcnt Auer singing ITO the Work. ="
PRAYER was OIL red hy TIL. Moan After
roll call the report OF Tuesdays work
was read ani adopted.
The exercises contained IN the morn
Ing program were as follows: Good
Behavior AMI how 10 src,ire it.r by Prof.
Craig: "Dusies of Ci'iz.nr.' ~ Prof.
iMo,genthsler: 'romp"nui Proportion. =
hy Prof & E. Clarke; k'r,ity aifernoon
exercises" By Prof. Morgcsnhsler. Prof.
Craig gave a. the motives that prompt
good bchavior. desire tur appreciation.
hope OF reward. prudence or policy. aud
the approval of cousri.ncr. fhc me-
ihods advanced to secure good behavior
were lie proper seating nt pupils, having
4 good prngrwm and lew rules.
Prof Morrerfhaier enumerated AZ The
chief duties of rilizcis. 10 obey the laws.
q rcsncci the law. "a heip support aud
defend the government aud 10 vote.
\ pinf Clarke illustrated hi- method of
tcachiug compound proportion By the
solution Of several prnh'ems.
4 Prot Morgcn'ha.er gave - the objects
of Friday Afternoon exercises. 10 ailnrd
recreation. 10 i'np~rf TASTE toi literary
work. 70 cultivate the power Of speech
and expression. 70 impart general infor'
luation ald 70 cultivate confidence.
4 After The recess given At the close 81
the second exercise. Mr.. r.. J. Englcman
of Lanesvillc. Ind, general agcut fo'
WiIchs' school charts. was introduced D.
lSupt. Wilson. lie made the Institute I
short speech on the people. climate
llowers. and school teaching IN Florida
u, WAS great disappointment TO be in
formed that IL our ~ len of America
we can not find more than enough wil'
flowers 70 make hu'ton-holc bouquet
{. We were also told that good schoo
teachers received better pay there tha
they do IL Indiana. After roll call In
stitutc adjourned sfii 80 p. IN.
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|. ,surp EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER,
,reo,s COUNTY,. INDIANA. Ry
CLEMENT DOANE.
|rrICE.-Ix COURIER BUILDING oS
- Ssxrn STREET.

r.,cr,oF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
l.. subscription. for 52 Nos. 81 SO
six months. ~
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Roll call was followed by the choir
singing, beautiful Valley OF Eden"
The afternoon exercises were Ills
tory" BY Prof. Craig; "Imagination," BY
Prof Clai Ike; "Reading." by Prof Wills,
Prof Craig gave an outline including
the different periods 10 be used in class
flying text book on U. 8 history.
Prof. Clarke outlined the Imagination as
follows ~ Representative power, pro-
ducts, forms, laws sands uses. In his
talk he said that there are two extremes
lof imagination, aud tho poet ID At one
end, the mathematician IT the other
that imagination proper Is the artistic
that true Imagination en-
lablcs us to see what Il behind the can
vas: That imagination IL the tool Of the
lpoet. when he writes-of the artist
when he paints-of the sculptor when he
lchisels.'
4 After recess. Prof. ". NJ. Wills. o'
Frankfort. Ind, the ''lioosier lmperson'
ator,r was introduced 10 the Institute
after giving few Instructions on how
10 teach reading. TIC delighted the teach
crs and visitors bv his excellent rendi'
tion OF .Dariu- Green and his Flying
Machine "Uncie Daniels Appsrition,
aud "Whcn the Frost il on the Pump
Kim"
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Tho farmers ticket has nothing 10 do
with any party. II u An association or
ganized for It's mutual protection. ~ lndc'
pendent.
There yon have tho truth for once
The "farmer's ticket" with the apoetro'
phe as placed In that paper 10 show II
belongs to ono farmer, 1--WE presume be-
causc there IL hut one farmer on ~ "is
an association for its mnfnal protection
what u II 10 be protected from? Is II
IN personal danger? or is u 10 be pro-
tectcd from . greed for Office? The peo'
ple generally believe II was a mutual
greed that brought II together assisted
and encouraged by considerable Niche
ncrism. with an unholv desire 10 ert into
tho II. s. Senate BY a trick and by :
hope BY two would.bc county bosses
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TIT The Independent last week tells
the Blowing candidates they mnst subsIs
die him with filshv Iucre IL they want
him 10 tell his readers who they ere.
Chris. was always "or the make
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-08
OUR SALOONS AND SPEAK-EASIES.

HARRISBURG Telegraph: There are 3OS
liquor licenses in Pittsburg this year as against
1,5OO under the old low license system. And yet
some people say high license is no good.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin: 1t was the Wild
est kind of folly to endeavor to limit the num-
Der of saloons in great and populous city like
Pittsburg to SO, and the Judges this year have
simply increased the number in accordance
with the reasonable and legitimate demands of
the public.
CHICAGO Times: Pittsburg is in an agony of
reform. She had former attack, in which she
refused to license but little more than 100 sa-
looms As result, 'speak-easies" sprang up
on every hand, and she has determined to sup
press them. In order to accomplish this laud-
able purpose she has licensed about 500 of
them. Reform is a curious disease
DETROIT Fl ee Press: The cities of Pitts
burg and Allegheny have, during the year lust
closed. faithfully tried the experiment of re-
ducing the number of saloon licenses with a
result indicated by the fact that during the
coming year there will be l23 more licensed sa-
looms in the two cities than were provided for
for the previous IL months. The officials state
that the experiment led to the opening of not
less than 900 unlicensed and unregulated
places where liquor of the vilest quality was
sold in most reckless manner.