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COSTUMES.

People nowadays dress to fit occasions. The dress you
Wear afternoons may not be the dress to wear into the
country, up the mountains, or across the continent. The
dress you wear to church may be good enough, but a com
Portable travelling dress will give you ten times the comfort of
fashionable church dress. There has never been shown in
Montana such a beautiful assortment Of travelling cloths as
are now on our counters. Exquisite effects are displayed in
the most moderate priced Cheviots, Serges, Pin Checks,
Diagonals, etc. See our collection.
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Have you selected our hosiery and IN
derwear for hot weather use2 1t is about
time to think of your summer requisites
and if YOU need lightweight stockings or
underwear. examine our offerings.
You really save som ething by having sew
eral sets % stocking and underwear. Three
or -four se2s will last longer than two sets,
of course, but thew will also look betts r
and feel better, and in the end will cost Ia
more. See the special values we of in
seasonable hosiery and underwear this
week. SANDS Bros.
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II you have seen the Yellowstone park,
learn Its history. 1fyoa have nor. prepare
yourself TO understand 1t before going.
Everything explained and illustrated at
MinR's opera house, Wednesday evening,
Nav III.
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Card of Than k q.

At the meeting held in "Scandia" last
evening the following resolution was passed
unanimously:
Resolved, That Hon. C. C. Newman, N.
Kure and O. Anderson be rendered our sin
core thanks for their valuable services rem
defed ut the celebration of our 18th of
May. X. A. LARSEN,
Prest, SOclet, Scaudin.
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Portable boilers and engines. steam hoists,
engines. and George T.. flake pumps of every
description sold by T. G. Power & Co. at bottom
figures.
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Order Your Sulta.

Handsome bedroom suite, carpet and
other furniture. Room ID. Porter flats.
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Wanted.

agent in Helena and every city in Mon
taua wanted by New York Life Insurance
company. Large commission paid; ex-
p%eriencs not NECESSARY. Address -, Bailey
block, Helena.
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Fl. A. Glover. St. Louis. Arth W. jenkins,
William Wolff, San Aurora, Ill.
Francisco. j.. O.. Gregg. Great
G. l. Martin, Chicago. Falls.
+. e. Proctor, Boston. j. c.. Riggs, Boston.
George q. echmelzel. :. X. Flint. Butte.
Blu to, d. ~. Dufte. Deer
A. nj. Morrison. st. Lodge.
Paul. I. ". Eennett. Chicago.
e.. i: Spinney. Toledo. }. NJ, Fox, Red Lodge.
William Earr. ST. 1 aul. r. W. sherwood, Chi
j. 4. Tate and wife, cago.
Chicago. W. II. Orr, Livingston.
E., B. horthrop, st. J. f. Goldsmith, St.
Paul. Paul.
George Rivers, Helena. r. j. Collins, Helena.
W. ". Lavine, New 4. r. Miles. kalispell.
York. W. j. Burton. Salt Lake
L.. A. Conrad. 81. G. G. Gates, Helena.
Louis. h. j, Cooper and wife.
Maurice We'll. La Porte, Minneapolis.
Ind. John W. Goss. Spokane,
]. +. Nickerson, Chi Mr.. W. G. kiddell, Elk
cage. Horn.
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Miss Julia 8. Lawrence has removed from
Room 4, Denver block, to Room q, ground
fuor of same block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-22

An elegant line Of spring goods has just
been received. The very latest patterns.
Prices reasonable. J. b. JOHNSON.
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Afresh shipment Of celebrated Montana
cheese made by Mack Haynes, has been re-
eeived by II. RsiniR.
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DINING ROOM REOpRNnD,

Tho dining room in this hotel has been
leased to and is now operated separately by
the NlsBos Magic, who are prepared to fur
mis- board at * for Tickets good for twenty
one meals, 81 for twenty-one continuous
meals, % cents for single meals.
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Ono Thousand FIVE hundred or 1,SOO two
or TIM ee-year-old ewes. crossed Msrino and
Shropshire. will be boucAs for cash, after
tho shearing, by the under written.
NJ. DE QUERCIZF.
Whltewo0d L. O.,
ASA, Canada.
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Hem%ingway's embroidery silks. Japan hoss,
Roman floss and rope silk only 45c per dozen at
The Bee Hive.
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On improved irrigated farms through
terms to suit. Write, describing your
property.
MONTANA SAVINGS BANK,
Helena. Montana.
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For Sale,

Windsor ties at Weinstein's On Monday for
3 cents.
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Montana

Finest linen writing pads only loo. VIM. Weia,
stein i Co.
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Dr Ktnp.

Dr. htnE.
Dr.. King will be with us until about the
FIRST. J. SteinmstZ Jewslry
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The New rChnnts.

Operated by the Merchants Hotel com
pnny, now begs to announce that its rooms
are open for the recertion Of guests.
Rooms will be offered to transient quests at
$1.2b per day (pnrlor Goor), 81 per duy
(third foor), rs cents per day Fourth hoorl.
Extra for more thar one occupant. Rooms
to permanent guests at less rates. All
modern improvements; steam heat. electric
light. return electic call bell system, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office. elegant bar
and billiard room. cigar stand ana palatial
barber shop on first door.
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Large line of now glassware just received at
The Bee Hive at prices that defy competition.
All new patterns.
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IESt. oOCItCt OChlu
Helena, May q.

T.. {. Power 4 Co. ktre the leading machine and
vehicle dcil"rS in tie west. heir stock is the
largest and most carefully selected Of any other
dealers in the CITY or state Al it, need OF any
thing in their lin" WOULD du W II to inspect their
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
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Lamps and lamp go rds at greatly reduced
prices. Wm. Wonstein Il Co.
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Sheet music just received At The Be, Hive,
comprising the latest sensations, only 10 cents
Der CODY. Send for CATALOGUES.
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Hosiery, Underwear.

Special sale on silk umbrellas this week at
The Bee Hive
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New books at The Boo Hive At popu lar prices
Largest Iine in tho city.
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Crookery and glas Sware at prices that will sur
prise you. at VIM. W%einstein & Co.'S.
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Sfitsp.

Best motto paper per quire, - cents. Vim,
Weinetein i Co.
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Money to Loan.

Aberdeen linen paper per box 25o. at VIM
Weinstein 4 Co. g.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Within . few days another National
/ IConvention will assemble 10 Chicago,
where there will Be repetition Of the
incidents and exciting episodes thai
|hsyo recently been witnessed 10 Mime
|apoIis. Differences between the two
gatherings will Be wholly on questions
|of principle and publicSpolIcy. So fas
lee numbers, enthusiasm. Intelligence and
|character are concerned, one convention
will BE- - nearly = possible the counter
part OF the other.
These qusdrennlal gatherings Of rep.
|resentative men form the grandest g.
|semblaees OF thought and wisdom thai
THE world has ever known. IN no othes
|lsnd ID sovereignty expreased - 10 0ure
The governments OF history have been
|centsred 10 m0nsrchs who have welded
|p0Wers more Or less despotic. There
were republics IN Greece and Rome ia
1.-The days before the Christisn ere, and
1.-THE dag Of Venice WA once : eymbol ol
IenIarged liberties For three or iOul
Icenturies Switzerland hss bssn confed
Ierstion Of states founded upon ideas 0i
freedom sImilar TO our own. Fol
Twenty years France has been . repub'
lie. and Englsnd, although preserving
1.-THE forms Of imperialism, sffords III
Ipeople many Of the advantages Of lib
lorty. But no country OF ancient oI
Imodern times has been % completely
|subject TO the sovereignty Of the People
lee the United States.
| Ia these National Conventions ths
world has an illustration OF the bene
|flcence and strength Of Government
founded upon popular rights- Ever,
|Stats sends its own delegates and sacl
lState may present its candidate fol
nomination TO the great ONCE Of th'
| Presidency. We have just witnessed
Ih0W sharp aud even acrimonious th'
coutest becomes between the champion
Iof rival candidatss. Men are moved Il
lsuch extremes OF conduct 10 the advO
Icacy OF their favorite candidates that th
llO0ker on wonders II Il % possible thu
lthoy can ever Be brought together agail
Ito work and vote for the one who 10 sue
cessful. Yet their ardOr soon cools Il
obedience 70 the will Of the majority
land before : fortnight 10 over no on
would believe thst strife and rivalry be-
|sver existed among them. Al Mime
)|apolls there were circumslonces ths
produced unusual feeling between th
''partissus Of thestwO most prominent y
pirants, yet " shall Gee 10 . short tim
,|hoW completely oil asperity and ill.fec
ling have been laid aside for the homo
land success OF the party.
n A National Convention ID : glorIou
I I|lesson. q once proof Of the strength {
1our institutions and vindicstion Of th
wisdom OF the men who framed OF
|, laws and gave % Americans the ines
timabls privileges OF liberty. Evan
willie Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

IN tho Republican convention thoo
|nomlnotod Harrison 1ase week 49,
woo two dolegnto vo(Go for o1c1 6lu1
|ooovo, and n addltIon throo doIcr11oo
|(rom ooeh Territory ond ~ U)oor111 of
Columbia, and lho rules adopted rooulr>
ed majority of ~ tho vo(os q noml>
mate . candidate.
IN The Democratic conventions q CHI
|cago next week, IL the uniform psooos
dent of Democratic National couvon-
tions heretofore 10 followed, the Terri
tories and District Of C0lumbls dele
gates will only b entitled 70 seats and
voice, but not to vote for candidates, =
they cannot vote q The election IN No.
vember, and instoad OF : majority The
Democrats have required two-thlrds %
make . nomination will neceooi.
tat0 whoever % nominated receiving
6o2 votes. Il u not likely any candfs
date viii got this number for several
ballots, and the question ~ to who will
b The succeesful man st Chicago y very
much mixed. About 800 delegates are
Instructed for Cleveland, and nearly
that number instructed against him virs
tuslly. by state conventions defeating
resolutions endorsing him.
The States which have instructed for
him ere Arkansss, California, Connocti-
cut, Delaware, Maine. Massachusetts,
Michigan, Nebraska, New Hampshire
New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylveniat
Rhode IaIand, Texss, Vermont and Wiss
consiu IS Democratic States and II Re-
publican.
The States which have Instructed
against Cleveland are Florida, Idahos
Illinois, Iowa, kentucky, Loulsianos
Mary land, Mississippi. Montana. Nsva6ss
New York, North Carolina. South Caro-
lina, Tennessee and Wyoming- Dem
ocratic and Republican. The other
States seem TO be like lndians-a good
deal on the fence @ to candidates, end
doubtful q TO results.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

The nomination az Harrison hao
made The chances Of Mr. Clevelaad ~
less than they would hsve been Win
Blaine as the Repoelican nominee. y
seems now that ~ must have : weeieto
man. and Isaac r. Gray haa no supoe1vs
lor the position. ne can beat Hervleou
essilv II Indians, and can get - meny
votee m New York q any gentleman
vho has heen spoken % IN connect e!ou
with the Presidency. .- Faysslev1''1
Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

The Macksy lines al show increased
earninga for May, the Evansv!lIe ood
Terro Hsnte earnings 997 OIL incroaeo
over May, 1891. e76s8; the Evsnev y
and indianapolis. 81. .269; increase The
year, ol,Oo6; the Peors, Decatur aoo
Evansville, SEQ, ,40l increase, ol.0eo.
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When Clarkson had his last talk with
Harrison, be told the President be could
not Be elected II nominatsd. Senator
PIatt publicly declared that Harrison
scanuot carry New York" Warner
Miller said IN On interview at Minnoap-
ole that IL Harrison should b nomioat.
cd be would lose New York By $1,000,
and would certainly "fall Outside the
breast works" In several other staeoe.
Mr. Mcdonald. Of Fl. Wayne, expreooot
the opinion q Minneapolis. that Harej'
Son will lose Indiana BY 10000. Theoo
|srs not encouraging signs 10 open loo
Rspu blican campaign with. Evausville
Courier.
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Jasper Weekly Courier

= re advocate o. Freo EducalIoa Prse
e.:!s @ Silver: Lower Taxntioo
~ ~ y higoss for All; Special Privileges
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It Z nov geDeFaIIy conceded ~ edu
cators thst elementary instruction q
penmanship II most important ~ lay IN,
; foundation for efficiency In further IN
struction. and for ultimate success- Tn
value o. good handwriting d % gen
orally recognized. thar it seems sImos
supesflu0us 70 discuss il The education
Of % person should b regarded - com
p'ese until Be o. che IL able to write
good plain hand.
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Educational Column I


seven Times One.
There % dew Ieft On the daisies sn,
clover,
There's 10 rain Ieit IN heaven,
I've said ny sseven times over and over
Seven times one ere seveo.
Il am old % old can write letter;
~ birthdsy lessons sre dooe;
The lambs play always. they know no
better,
They srs only one times one.
Q nocnI in the sight 1 have seen you
ssiIing.
And shining % roond and low:
Yon were bright! q, bright bus your
light is falling;
1 You ere aothing nov but bow.
You moon. have you done something
wrong in heaven
That God has hiddsa your face?
l hope, IL you have, you will soon b
forgiven.
And shise again your placs.
(. O velvet beel you're dusty fellow.
You've powdered your Iegs With gold,
% bssve marsh Mary -buda rich and
yelloWl
Give me y00r money to hold.
10 eolnmbinei open your folded wrsppes
Where two twin turtIe-doves dwell;
% cuckoo-pins toll me the purple clappse
That hangs IN your clear, green bell.
And sbow your nest. With the young
ones ID it
\ I'LL me na~an ekaun 80.
I a Old! you may trust ne. linnei,
linnoe,-
1 - seven tines oss so-day.'
II lhe best schools teashers do pos
permit the following:
PuplIs leaving the school groonda.
Pupi!s rot coming Il promptly when
|ochooI = called.
Pupils playing vhen excused from
The school room. or sent after water.
PopiIs sent after water each time the
school q called.
Pupils jumping. sQuesIing or whist
ling when excused Tor intermissions.
Pupils marking or tearing their books.
Pupils mapping their fingers for per-
mission
.~~-Ss-- -. -~~--s-s.~-.S-
tss-. S-h~- - ! s'.-l
49,. 4. -.--.~s.s. -Ss'n ks 80
-ss:.;-~ .''' .'
Tssss... .s..as.. .,ss 49, . :.
school while hearing recisssions.
Pupi's going 20 teachers for the solu-|
ton Of problems. Tor the prouupclation|
OF words. o. With questioss. while the
p..s.s ss.s:.s -
:. asI;.s y s"sS s.s ~. !. - ~ - - o'uss
p-";s. sss;ss;.- - -. Z. -.
80. cs q ~ hs,s.S : osa m s's
= 4. - ~...,.lIv .e.~.a.a - -
penmanship i most important - lsy ing
: foundation for efficiency in further In
struction, and for ultimate succose- The
value o. good handwriting b % gem
orally recognized. that it seems almost
c,:ss nrsIi a A. ~ = ~ = -,;ss Z
good plain hand.
The Co@mlesionsr Of Educsti0n ssys !:
.Womes. think, - : rule. succeed bet
scs sosn !, s: y eesune woTk oos 2! ps-
nssn ~ = 2. 49,. .Is. s '9s .s.s''scs.is .ss s.o'oe
80 .y ~ sn.Ie.cse 49, oue' ~
49,. TSsv ~" ..;.sss. | 49, Ss,,s. % S,s.,r
iirs ana orier shsn nm end w,sh Isss
cornorsl nueish@e.t Rnt shsrs 4 4
drswbsek 10 ths Intellectual training
and discipline OF the women 10 the fact
that their trimming = more Ike thst Of
The family and lee Ike thst ofthe State.
] q evident snst toe child needs both o.
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The Number Necessary t0 Mont.
natc Larger than that Required

The Electoral College this year has
membership Of -, making 223 votes
necesssry. for election. The votes 81
states will be-:
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y. Q. q. U. COLUMW.


I ~. ....v ,..a - uu,.h. ..h,,-
.s-s;. 40 -. - .h.s- r~..- r~
~. 1s.x rcos 49," "S'o'y ne'n'
\. - ! took AROUND enc eee the oene oi
sniqe'sy: sne Saloons oiignteo tne nopee
ot tne S1eoue o. virtue sno right o. hon
o. ssd insegs1ty' o. semperance ana so
of'esys can't ee'p ssking myself who
= ss:pons,o'e ne swysrA repre-,
ssosstIves ootn otste snd natlonaI' and
ne senators ~ ssy sney are not Fespon-
s.o'e .oF ne presens state q AFFAIRS
VINO tnen wsii oe ne'o !esponsio!e - tbe
Gsy q Judgement Ios re s1n ana crime.
ne 9fonkennees sn1 osos0Snery caused
p ~: inierns' usmcs Will nos God
noio ~ responsio'e wno nave snytning
% 90 Win tnis lntsoous trsmc, tnet 70
.no voses Ior y o. oy tscisiy yielding
sne point OF controversy aoo compro-
m'slne Win tne oevn ~ stsy'ng .
n0me eno sc.ne me psst OF : coward
vii ncs 200 no'u .nc Iesosts q ne
cn9ren uouo'y resons'o'e Ior me way IN
nicn sney eset .ne'r os'iots nsny
uououe.s VIII ssy tnss tney sse NOT res
sRonsio'e IoI wnst sne'r oFotnes ooes
VINO $40 snss you veFes bos ny
friends you are responsioie for your own
scss' ana !! you sre man o. any Judg-''
mens having : eood use o. your nve'
seoses you ceo 0uI know your outy. Io
.nom - msn mo PEoies.9s % oe
cnFieoen ,esP0nslo;s; g nIe 700 or e.
ns party 1nen y g. DOW can yoo
say 10 elmer o. ne nIsky-soskeo
ne Fum-osoaucneo p,It'ess why nos
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plane than now. and when our innuencl
Iamoug The powers Of the earth will b
lonlareed wisely and theoretically.
i ! heve sincere love for oil our poo.
ple. ! exclude no section. take Into
my affection and respect I'll the State1
Iend alI 0ur people. In entering upou
this campaign | shall do 50 With 10
malice towards any one. think have
sometimes been ouspected Of being very
little Of . politician from the fact that /
have never drawn, iDside ny party, per.
sonal lines.
have tried to treat every one with
that respect TO which their station en-
titled them, end have never IN sny case
suggested, much less demanded, person.
81 loyalty from anybody.
| have asked Of I'll public officers I
faithful performance or their duty. I
have felt great regret that was unable
20 nnd . suitable place for every de-
IeervlDg friend but hsvs insisted that
! did not disparage those could not ap-
|point 70 place. AZ have had light and
|etrength | have tried to discharge ny
duties for the public good. thank YOU
for the very many evidences or your
kindnees. | wish also 10 express nv.
thanks with heart that overllows With
gratitude 70 the faithful body OF friends
who have been 90 zeaIous In my bshaIf /
and, more than that, 10 that great body
Of well-disposed. ordsr-loving, patrioticl
Americans who have slwavs end every
whore received me kindly" (Applause. n
He stood behind his desk % he de-
livcred his speech, which Wss entirely
on hand. A. is bic custom be threw L
his LETT hand under bis cost, spoke i'm
promptu and slowly and with great
earnestness. He made no gestures, but
looked bic small audience foil In the
face and seemed to be impressed with
the fact that 10 addressing the uoWepapor1 !
men present be We In fact talking tos
that larger audience, the public OF tho|,
United States. Upon bis desk We u
great mass Of flowers, and the open win. X
dows looked out on the green lawns ofs
The Executive Nansi0n with the Wash. sS
|ngtou monument looming up In thol1
back ground. Such wss tie scene that
presented itself - the President stood i,
delivering bic speech. Il was % i'm.
pressivs scene and one that will not soonl
lade from the memory Of those whol
were present It was from this scene,
Hive with excitement that the PresIdentI
withdrew to the sick room u bic wife,
who're be informed her Of bic success and
Foceived her warm grootingo.
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President Mackey. 9uporlotendonl
Moatgomory, General Droight Ageo(
HopkIno and other eoIDrood olDolalc
were 10 Princeton Iast Friday looking
after the interest Of The Air Line shops.
Orders we're given 60 push the work,
and Il will b done. -Evansville Cou-
rier.
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/ That u The claim By ite friends. Bul
how. where, and to what extent. The
|great argument against prohibition Il
Ishst Il don't prohibit. snd secondly that
|you can't execute IL. Have you ever
Thought thst not single provision OF
the license Law, save one, q obeyed.
| Where ID the saloon keeper who don't
sell 10 minors, 10 drunkards, to persons
| bordering on iutoxication. or on the
iSabbath3 Where ID there . saloon that
Icau be called orderly. or where there 10
mot more OF less gaabling With cards.
Idics, or some other device : The only
IpFovision OF the law that IL obeyed i the
|payment Of the license. Every other
provision Of the license law 10 dead let
Ter. Talk about regulation, You know
there u practically no regulation what
ever.
What about she execution OF the r.
'censs lsW? You know il il not exc
'cOsed- Nobody pretends that Il is.
Suppose you enter complaint. You'll
|be boycotted, your buidings will Be IN
danger OF being burned, y0ur life will
|be in peril. Then how shout convic.
'tiou7 You know the difficulty Of &C.
curing it. even with the most cont nyincing
testimony. Our license laws are more
difEiculs 10 execute than prohibition.
Here - the serious fact. We have =
Iclsss Of men engaged IN the liquor traffic
Who will not obey any Iaw that regu-
lIsles, restricts. or tends IN any measure
10 prohibit their business. And this u
the class Of men whose patronage both
the old parties desire. whose votes are
sought sfter. This 10 the class Of men
Who dictate 70 the old parties the plat.
forms they shall have, and TO LEGISLATOR
the kind Of laws they shall pass. Thid
10 the greatest peril Of our American
l IIiberties.
! The brewerisa Of New York nee about
one and one-hslf million gaIlons Of wa
!. Ter : day, which they get from the city
ss : mere nominal price. They mix I
with little alcohol and few other IN
lgredients, call u beer, and sell Il q three
and Eve cents : glass. The million and
= half gallons viii bring them about I
million dollars : day. Probable busi
Dess, isn'sit?
Il q not % much ; question whether
: lmao should drink rum Or not, no
v whether liquor selling y right Or wrong
lhas question OF saving the nation trou
d the rum power. The fearful increase \
IIooos drinking, crime, pauperism an'
'IdcvIIIsnuuee, ought % awaken every ma'
, and woman 70 The alarming situation.
vi
We shall not move one inch. III
! man Who votes the Republican Q
y Democratic ticket votes for the rul
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The svsry-dsy cares and duties which
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