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SPREAD OF THE RUSSIAN EPIDEMIC.
GAYARRE, THE TENOR, NOT EXPECTED TO
RECOVER FROM Az ATTACK-THE DISEASE
IL SOUTHERN EUROPE.

Madrid. Jan. 1.-Thc mortality here from the in
nuenza IS great, but there indications that tho
malady is decreasing. Gayauc. the tenor, is not eX-
pcctcd TO recover. The disease Is spreading in tho
provinces and has assumed severe form at Barcelona
Berlin, Jan. The rapid increase in the number
Of Of influenza at WurLburg. bavaria, has rem
dercd necessary the erection Of several temporary
hospitals. There are 10000 Of the disease in
Munich. The epidemic is spreading in Dresden.
Rome Jan. 1.-Thc influenza is spreading in Italy.
II has appeared at Verona, Mco,ina and Nodcna
The pupils Of tho military school at Modcna have
been sent home.
London, Jan. Lord salisbury. who is suffering
from the influenza, is making favorable progress
toward recovery
dren. at >tcpncy visited with great severity by
the influenza also is the Jcsuts' College at Can
tcrbury.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ILLNEss OF Tile CAR.

Paris, Jan. 1.-The sieclc7 has advices from -.
Petersburg that ;he Gar is stll confined 10 his room,
and that his doctors fear complication, in his case
Berlin. JAN The National Zcitung' accounts
for the Czar's renewed indspo,ton by stating that
n has been learned that one evening the CZar ac-
Cdentally pressed the button which shut of the electric
lights in the concert hall Of the imperial palace at
I;atschua. His act plunged the room in dartuc,-,
and hi, consequent alarm brought on the rciapac from
which he is suffering.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ItcBT oy 4 urRDER MYSTERY.

Atlanta Ga. Jan. 1.-The corOner's inquest In the
case Of James +. Woodward, who was shot on IhurS
day night. has brought out some startling h''s.
l. H. Bone ha, confessed t. the crime WOODWARD
b,d heen at Zone, hor,e. and it IS presumed that
,r,,,ble ,rp.e between. Bone says Woodward had
Lroucht disgrace to his family. The Bone family Is
notorious IN police circles as one OF burshrs ana
I,rI rh,r,rt,r,.~ while Woodward was promlnene
h,,'iness man The case l. of mystery.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
syrrr ,poy WILL cLOsIyG DOWN.

poo,i,, ponn Jan. 1.-The sheet mill OF the
pr,ole Iron Company at Birdsboro employing moro
than 100 hands closed down this morning IN con-
sequence OF the strike Of 40 nnleIs' VINO asked TOT
n restoration Of the 10 per cent reduction Glaue III
WAGES some time ago. The nailers' demand 70 equai
w. aJ,if = cenis a kcg The sheet mill has To- mach
,r,n On hand to continue work with the nall iactoy
Mn
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
NEW YEARS IN THE GERMAN CAPITAL.

Berlin, Jan. AL the members of the Imperial
family. the court officials and the members Of the
diplomatic corps attended thanks giving service in the
castle chapel to-day. After the service grand court
reception held in the White Hall. Later the I'm
perial family drove to the residence of the DOwager
Empress Augusta and extended New Years cOnGratula
tOns to her. The Emperor subsequently Inspected the
arsenal and made address TO the commanding Off
GERS. lie attended family dinner in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
A FDJTOP KILLED By 4 TRAIN.

Louisville Ky. Jan. l. Dan" VI. Bowman. formerly
uroprictor Of Tie Woodford ky sun and later
bu,inc>, man In Chicago was found dead on the Nonon
road seventy mile, north Of this city this morning.
lie had fallen OF the platform of sleeping car IN some
way and was crushed 10 pieces lie Wa preparing 10
,nili,h , nop,r i'm CHICAGO I'M a few days. lie was
widely known throughout this state and tfouShOut
III,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
RUSSIA AND THE VATICAN

ST. Petersburg, Jan. l.-The N"voe Nremya' says
that the appointment by the Pope Of Bishops for
Russia show, evidences Of d concllatory spirit on
the part Of the Papacy. Russia, the paper saws, ma
sways been tolerant in religious questions. Catholics
in Russia enjoy equal rights with Protc'ant7'
Armenans and Gregorans The settlement OF the
episcopal question M Russia Will certainly be an
advantage 10 the Vatican, and VIII prove tlat the
Pope right when he condemned the clcrgy's in
reference with politics.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE CITY or PARIS IN COLLISION.

London. Jan. 1.-While proceeding up the Mersey
TO Liverpool TINS morning, the Iuman Line steamer
CITY Of Paris Captain Watkins from NcwYork De
cember %. was in collision with outward bound
steamer. The City OF Paris lost her bowsprt, and
the other steamer Of her masts. The passengers
On tIe Ctv of Paris were greatly alarmed but nobody
wa hurt. a heavy fOg prevailed at the time Of the
collision.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
LORD MAYOR KENNEDY INSTALLED.

Dublin Jan. 1.-Mr. kennedy the new Lord Mayor
Of Dublin assumed his duties to-day. The body guard
of Mr. sexton, the retiring Lord Mayor consisted of
a number Of National Forc,tcrs attircd III Lincoln
green, instead Of the usual body OF dragons. Tie
trade guilds and members OF the National League took
part i'm the procession. \ large crowd witnessed tie
ceremonies and much enthusiasm was dlspldl CD
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

London, Jan IA Mahomctan writes to d" The
News" from Constdntnoplc asserting that the trial
Of Moussa Bey was all prcuTanGed. and that the
tribunal acted under instructions received from the
palace The sultan has now become uneasy about
il. and Will watch the debates in Parliament IN re
gard Il Armenia and Crete with increased interest
1t reported i'm Constantnopr that he ha, asked the
British Government 10 suppress The News and
some other pdIcrs.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
D,p,rr CRAFT RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.

Annapolis, Nd Jan. 1.-The schooner Joseph W.
BROOKS. Of Baltimore, Captain Hunt, was found iass
night by Captain George W. Clarke Oh 'ne
roly MARYLAND state Fishery force, dredging on HACK
ctt,s Point. The Brooks refused TO heaVe 10 "neh
ordered To do by Captain Clarke, VINO 0Penyya ns
On the schooner and fired 100 rounds ine r.,s D.v
was finally captured, after being riddIed VIA e0e"
No one was hurt
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
ESCAPING TT-RKI>U OPPRESSION.

Constantinoplc. JAN 1.-The Armcnans IN tho
province Of Aa>h-crd recently sent petition TO the
shah of Persia asking permission TO cmigratc to that
country, in order 10 escape the oppression Of the
Turks. The shah only a-SeDtcd but granted ldud-
To the petitioners, beside offering them money 10 is
sst in tIc work Of cultivation.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
A NEW YEARS EPISODE IN ROME.
AN INTERNAL MACHINE THROWN AMONG THE

An INFEKNAL MACHINE THKOWN AMONG THE
DEPUTIES WHO ARE CALLING on THE KING.
Rome Jan. 1.-The King replying to the congratu-
laOns Of the Parliamentary dcputation said There
time when l would not have venturcd to guar
antce peace for fortnight. but peace is assured
by the good understanding between Germany and
Russia"
As the Parliamentary dcputaton which had visited
the King leaving the palace of the Quirinal
man in the street threw among ;hc deputies copper
box. to which attached a burning fuse. The fuse
was eXtinguishcd and no damage done. The man
was arrested. He was a respectable looking man, and
rctCent. ArTaigned before the Judge he answered
that he a Sican, that his name vita. and
that the motive of his revenge for injustice
done to him by the Government.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
Dr 1rccA roryD GUILTY OF MURDER.

Dcdbam. Mas. Jan AT the conclusion Of the
ar-unen tor thc defence the trial of De Lucca for
the murder of Mr.. Cunningham. at Milton. Mass
District Attorney Pratt finished for the prosecution.
Iudce Bodgctt then charged the jury. Late th's
afternoon the Jury brought IN verdict OF guilty, ana
t,nuluend,, The prisoner the mercy of the court
The court adjourned until Friday when sentence Will
le
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
poryD DYING IN THE STREET.

Cincinnati, Jan. About II 80 "A. m. to-day
man was found living on the sidewalk at thirteenth
and Vine ss. lie said he lived at Thirteenth and
Jackson ,ts lie taken to that house, but the IN
pate, did not recognize him. lie died soon after
ward II was ascertaned that be was Joseph ~ liOl
lngsworth agent Of the Ncw-iork Mutual Aceldeht
Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
rur rASr mrnnrR OF 4 LoyG lived FAMILY

Middleton Mas, sIan. l-Charlcs King VINO VIII
'hc fOg years of age January u, cele-
br,tcd Ncw Year, Day by family gathering at
nj. SON, house when forty of his descendants were
brouuht toecthcr. Mr. King was born near quebec
tc,rp the la.t of "A family ten sons, of whom
reached the axe of 10 ycaro. The old gentleman ~
,,tns his ucnCly to "A remarkable degree, and aside
from asthma Is enjoying excellent health
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
yr1nrlArLNa MLrn 1 DEFArLTER ~ cAYADA

Y LTTJTI IT INU " IT = I|I'I II TT ''''
Nan,hc,tcr y. H., Jan. 1.-The examination "i
tl. accounts of John r. Green, the missing agent
Of the nion Mutual Life Insurance Company "i
Portland, Me. which was completed ycalcruS, Ic'c''
. .Lnrtnre Of about ~ 900 Green has been IN
canada, il /, understood and negotiations nave uc,l
npcncd with him by the company looking to Il settle
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A VICTIM or ~GrfrrE- snoor, HIMSELF.

Canton. Ohio. Jan. i.-Pui Young, axe twenty,
son Of Colonel J. j. Yong, president Of the Bolton
steel Company. of tll, city, committed suicide here
last ni.ht Ly shooting himself through the right
temple with a revolver He had been suffering with
Influenza for the last day and the doct0r- iunk.
shot himself Will" temporarily Insane from brood
Ing over his sicknc,s
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
FAITH IN TIE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

Vienna Jan. l.-Miri,tcr Ti,la in replying 10 New
Year congratulations, declared cmphat'ally his faith IN
the triple alliance the basis of peace. lie aid tat
Hungary especial need for peace order that she
might securely effect many necessary reforms. In
spite of the attacks made upon him. be said. hc would
retain the post which the Emperor lad called mm.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
rrLL KNnn.N AcroR DEMENrED.

Boston. Mass. Jan l-Jamcs Nolan, for thirty
wears a popular member Of the Boston Museum Com
pany became dcmcntcd several weeks ago. and by the
advice Of his physician was placed III the Mclean
\vu with the expectation that his case would yicld
tn nroprr treatment. The contrary, however, It'
been the result and the case /, deemed doubtful
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
AvExGED ONE MrRDER BY COMMITTING THEE.

Asheviie Y. G., Jan. IA terrible tragedy took
nlace iu Mitchell County y. C., twelve mile, from
UaIulsviIc the county scat. In a drunken ~"
Christmas Day three men were Killed. Monroe Tar
land a brother OF one OF the murdered men, rode up
10 a crowd in the same place Friday, and fred INTO
the crowd. killing three aud woupding twelve.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE Upper HUDSON STILL FREE FROM ICE.

Albany. Jan l (speciap.-Ony once before IN 'no
last sixty years has the upper Hudson RIVER oeeh
omen ON New Years Day. That was In the winter
of 1881 50 when IL closed on January = lo-uss
il Is free from ice owners OF lee'houses 49, az ,r
inc considers DIV worried the poor outlook tor
a harvest this winter
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
MRS. o'SHEA ANXIOUS FOR \ TRIAL.

London. JAN l.-Mr Lewis, on behalf Of MrS.
O>hca, las written TO Captain Oshca's solicitor ask
ing him 10 serve the citation in the divorce with
out delay.
Tie Chronicle" has report that Mr.. Parnell. at
meeting Of the ITish party 10 be held Immediately
before the opening of Parliament Will fully deny
O'Shcas charges
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

not satisfactory, but the committee was Of opinion
that the design submitted by Henry Hudson Kitson
for statue Farragut could not be improved upon.
The committee accordingly this afternoon awarded
to Mr.. kltsOn a contract for erecting statue OF
heroic size in bronze to Admiral FarraSut for the
Of S33,JOO.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
rE.rIrYING nj rnENcH pRoGEFos.

Paris, Jan. 1.-Irc-idcnt Carnot, al the reception
at the Ely,cc thanked the diplomatic representatives,
prc-cnt for their congratulations, AS bearing t''t.
mouy Francca peaceful and progressive cndciNola.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

TOOK HIS LIFE WHILE TEMPORARILY INSANE.
CaIlicoon y. y, Jan. D>pecall.-John Woif an Ola
and wealthy citizen Of thi, village committed suicide
Yesterday morning by hanging himself Ills mihd
had showed evidence of weakness for some tlne ana
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
A roy srRANGLED 10 DEATH.

Dublin Jan IA thirteen year old boy, brother 70
witness who testified in the case OF a man named Day.
who was tried at Castlei,aud for murder, has hecn
strangled to death at that place. man named Con
nor has arrested the charge OF being TIE mnr
| dcTcr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE ST LOTIS ROBBER Gas BILL VETOED

THE st. LOt ~ hVDpbh "-i' nun "
- Ioui, Jan Just before the daily papers
went to press this morning, Mayor Nooah sent Il
,otc in them saving that he had vetoed the gas bill
,c,tIv na,,cd bv the Municipal Assembly popularity
iro,xn ~ th, Hobher Gas bill. II Is New Years
cin which the citizens generally Will be graeful ioF
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
MOTT DING. MILL RADLY DAMAGED.

frc from some Unknown cause occurred yesters
day In the moulding mill Of G. +. Rogers. at Twenty
>iNth,t.. near ThiM-avc., Brooklyn. The structure
Wa, a two.,tory frame one - by 100 feet The loss
to Mr.. Rogers upon the building and contents was
- 900 Portions of the structure were occupied by
Kirby a Beckett. A. a chemical factory, ana T. Hen
erickson a~ box factory. Their losses @ere about
900 each.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
r,,,rpr op 4 TILE MAyrFAcrCRER.

Monticello. ILL.,, Jan. l (>pecldll'-'s'ar Low d"
extensive tile manufacturer bas failed Tor Sloooo
1bo rank of Monticello aud the banking house Of
y Moore a CO. are among his creditors. Iii,
nrnripal indorser Joseph Van. .Gundy, Will lose about
y
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
PRINCE MuRAr LOWERING HIS PRICE.

London. jan l. The star" says that the marriage
between Miss Ciwcndoliuc Caldwell. of America. and
Prince Murat has been again arranged. Prince Mnidt
e The STAR say, VIII accept any allowance that Miss
Caldwell may grant him.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
sc-.NrY cRnps Isl ,nrrnEEN Rre,IA.

ST Petersburg. Jan. There j, great anxiety and
commercial depression in oouthcn. Russia owing 10
the scauty crops. The British grain trade III the
Black sea for the year only half that Of l-oo.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

FRANCES PROPO>ITlON not ACCEPTABLE.
Cairo, Jan. l.-1he khcdivc', Government VIII not
accept the proposition made by France In regard 10
the cOnvcr-io of The preference dcbt, ana the CON
version j. consequently pp-lppucd
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
THE ANGIO.BrLGARIAN TREATY.

st Petersburg Jan 1.-The Novosti.' commenting
on the new treaty OF commerce between Great Britain
ard Bulgaria declares that the agreement + worthless
rithot the approval Of the Porte suLerian of ul
gaTia.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
RorGBr BY Az ENGLISH SYNDICATE

Wilkesbarre Penn, JAN The largest industry
IN the wyoming Valley. employing more than 1000
hands and known as the sheldon Axle Works, OF TINS
cltv has been purchased by an English syndlod@'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
WILL PARLIAMENT BE DISSOLVED,

Dublin, Jan. The Freeman Journal says
has strong reason 10 believe that Lord salisbury viii
dissolve Parliament al the earliest moment
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
! so1-yFXIR FROM THE KAISER.

london. Jan. 1.-yicc Admiral sir John Edmond
Commclen ha, received autograph letter and
sword i, a souvenir Of the visit Of the Kaiser 10
Portsmouth.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

rvn OF THE REVOLUTION IL SAN SALVADOR.
Ia Iibertod IAN l. via GavestOn.-Thc Govern
nent forces are completely victorious over thc IN
sureens in the province Of Cuscaan, ana the IeVol'
tion IS suppressed. The rebellous town q" NO!ute O!S
scene has bcen taken and General RiVas mas hcd'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
4 TuHEAr FROM ~ AFRICAN CONpANY.

Berlin. Jan l-Thc Hamburger Nachrchicn re-
port. that the East Africa Company threatens 4" recall
H. representative. Nohecn, II The Government post
ponc- until the Ecch-tag the bill for aub7idAnS
Steamships for the African trade.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

at Mr.. GoitzOlo's plantations at Cenfuegos arc not
satisfied there, and some of them have either left
the plantations have been dismissed Undoubtedly
such men not fit for labor under tropical sun,
and planters have given up the scheme of bringing
a larger number OF them here.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

NEw-YORK LABORERs IL CUBA
Havana, Dec. 2s.-The question OF wages continues
20 be the serious difficulty with planters Many Oh
he German laboyers engaged in News1orK 70 @oiA
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
BrRNEp TO DEArH N \ LrMRER cAMP

Luther. Mich, Jan 1.-Ihe cook shanty OF Can
field, Lumber Company, six miles from here, burned
Monday night and cooks. named ;. Han,on and
Louis Ou-t, Wclc iFl-'fully burned They cannot lve
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
LlAnlLlrlES nr ssoo.ooo Ar FoxD Dr Ia.

Milwaukee. Jan. IA dispatch 10 " Tie Evening
Wisconsin from Fond dn Lac. Wis., says that tle
assignee OF the Fond du Lac Furniture Company the
Fond du Lac SASH Door aud Blind Company and the
Wisconsin Land and Mining Company, known as the
&. j. l.. Meycs Compincs, has made report showing
liabilities OF 100000 The heaviest creditors are
Henry sherry d CO.. &I31 400; 7. Il. Sawysr, 800
III 02 G. j. i. Meyer, S7245l 60 The assets nearly
equal the liabilities and creditors will receive dollar
for dollar.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
TO PROSECUTE AN IRISH EDITOR.

Dublin, Jan. 1.-Mr McHugh eX-hayor VI @ @oHe'
.,d rditor Of "The Sligo Champion" is 10 be pros
ecuted for intimidation.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02
SrRJKr or wEAyERs IN PROVIDENCE.

Providence, X. l., Jan. 1.-The weaverS IN Merlno
Mil have struck for an increase OF L. cents q cut
Their present pay Is 80 cents cut.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

SWORN IL A. GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
Richmond Va, Jan. 1.-ihillip w. Mckinney to"N
the oath Of oloc to-day Governor OF Virginia ana
j. lloectylcr a, Lieutenant Governor ia tl' present.
,f thr LEGISLATURE. assembled in the House OF DrI'
cafe. Iuu. ford J.. Lewis president of the supreme
Cont Of Appeals. administered the 0ath'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-02

UENIUN FUK 4 NTT Z UF FHNHITT ~ III
Boston, Jan. 1.-The special committee Of the CITY
Council the proposed statues Of Grant. Sheridan
and Farragut reports that 1t has examined the models
submitted. The models Of Grant and sheyidaR NeTe
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BOy-TrapS.

Not very long ago gentleman showed
us package of cigarettes, ''twelve for u
Nickel" with which our boys are tempt
ed to destruction. He had tested them
chemically, and found them impreg-
mated with opium this he says, is the
universal rule, and is the great reason
why cigarette smoking is at once so
seductive and so dangerous. All who
smoke the things are learning not only
the tobacco habit but the opium habit,
the most difficult of all habits 10 break
The package shown us contained, be-
side the cigarettes, picture of a 'noted
beauty" and slip CT paper, on one side
of which was printed a list of famous
running horses, American and English,
of which pictures, 8x10 inches or 10x12
were TO be had on conditions named on
the other side. We give that sidein full,
except the address,
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The Southern Home.

The Southern Home Building and
Loan Association of Atlanta, Ga, started
business in September, last, and has
loaned already $4,000, mostly for the
purpose of building homes for it's mem
bers. The Association is lending now
on an average of $4,000 each month,
and before the end of the year 1890, will
lend in the neighborhood of $4,000 per
month to it's members, if the business
continues to increase as it has since or
ganization. For pamphlets, etc, giving
full information to parties wishing either
to borrow money or invest their savings
profitably, call On OF address r. c..
Bushnell DeLand, who is the local rep
resentatlve of the Association at this
point.
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The Siberian Exile Petition.
14O7 Locust ST., PHILADELPHIA,

1407 Locust ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
To the Friends OfJuStice and Humanity, whom
this circular may reach We write to ask your
earnest sympathy and cooperation in q move
ment which has for it's aim the presentation to
the Car of Russia of u monster petition, signed
by Americans, calling his personal attention to
the crueties which currently reported to be
practiced on helpless victims under what is known
as the Siberian Exile System, with the hope and
expectation that his attention. pontedly and
urgently invoked, may lead to revision and re-
formation of that system
The form of petition which has been adopted
and copy of which accompanies this circular,
has been drawn up with the greatest possible
care under the supervision an correction of
hose who well versed in diplomatic and Rus
sian affairs, and it is believed o be one which will
command the widest endorsement here and the
best chance of reception and respectful attention
on the part of the Gar and his Government, at
the same time leaving the way open for future eff
fort
We feel that the movement must call out the
cordial interest of all who have the cause of
humanity and it's suferings at heart-And we
therefore ask you to assist it in any way within
your power; by the formation of local committee
and auxiliary associations. by the kndng of
public sentiment in it's behalf. by assisting in the
US pecunary help as you may be able to gather
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Thus thousands of children, many of
them with Christian parents, too busy
about their farms or their merchandise
to know the dangers threatening them,
are being "toled on" to destructive
habits and degrading associations
through cigarettes - the DEVILS own
kindling wood.
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it, towards meeting the necessary expenses of SO
large undertaking.
The above is an appeal to the citizens of the
United States sent out by the Siberian Exile
Petition Association. All who wish to cooper
ate, do go by signing their names to the petit
ton blank, which is at w. A. Aliens store. Any
who wish to give money toward the work, can
hand their Offering to either OF the undersigned.
Will all please call at W. A. Aliens store and
sign the petition.
ANNIE f. WILLIAMS,
MARY l.. TERRY,
Committee.
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OFFICERS:

A working man in western town
where high license had been voted in
and prohibition voted cut, came to a
physician saying, "You know doctor
that paid up all my back debts to you,
at the grocery, and all around town, but
the saloons are coming, and ] shall go
back to drink, not because ] want to /;
the Lord knows l want the very opposite.
But feel l shall start in again because
I have not the moral courage to resist,
and the door is open before me-" His
experience is that OF millions who are
going TO destruction this day.
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County Judges Office.

Until otherwise noted the County
Judges office will be open every day
from m to M Sunday excepted)
for the transaction of business.
SAMUEL LowRIE,
County Judge.