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70 PUSH TIE EXCISE BILL
Liqsor Dealers VIII Try saa Get It Through
IfThov Can.

Liqsor Dealers VIII Try saa Get Il Through
IfThey Can.
The Executive Committee Of the Central As
ISOLATION Of the Wine. Beer. aud Eiauor Deal
ors Of this city held a special meeting on Fri
day to consider how to advance in the Legis-
lature tho Excise BILL which has been ap-
proved by the association. The meeting was
secret, but. It Is said that the members ex-
pressed much Indignation ct the amendments
which have been made TO the bill.
Morris Tekulsky, the President OF the asso-
citation. said yesterday that every effort would
be made to force the pass age Of the bill. He
wasn't certain Of success. because the session
Of the Legislature Is nearing Its end. III the
bill fails in passing" said Mr.. Tekulsky. 1T
will DO bad thing for the Democratic party
ss we'll rs for the liquor dealers"
Mr.. Tekulsky was asked II any agreement
had been entered into looking to tho passage
of tho bill. He said there was not. SO far as
association was concerned. but that pledge
was made to the people that the liquor dealers
would DO treated fairly.
Because OF this" said Mr.. Tekulsky. tho
united liquor dealers supported the Demo-
cratic candidates. Now we find that factional
guarreIs ore jeopardins our interests. The
LIQUOR dealers are not claiming any sPs Pc IA
s Tss iT And three
Qulrementf IL IL dlmfuit 10 Toll Whon " y
Violated We are business men. and 1t
Is the duty of the State 70 make the
legal restrictions that are thrown about
our business clear enough to be under
stood. In nearly every case where
the Excise law is clearly violated tho popular
sentiment sustains the violation. II the "a.
looms kept their doors locked on sunday the
garrets aud cellars. Tho people are opposed
TO the present law. and as long Is mat ID 30
yS KY sS pslifs%en Charged WITH hi; dStS.
Grand Jurys ndngs IN reference e the pc.
not. and said that the fact that the police are
y T tR. sy
he declared that these arrests were not sane
TeknesEy. land he told mo that he thought 1t
He said that he regretted the elimination OF
the Sunday opening clause because with an
Excise law that permitted . restricted open
ing OF the saloons on this day there would be
a decrease OF drunkenness. hypocrisy ana
NJ Teknesky sold that he was unable 70
understand the attitude OF the majority at
"Tho Assembly" he said. cannot be very
familiar with the provisions Of the bill The
the tsrm Of ONCE 81 ths Excise Com missionors
expire with the term Of the Mayor who APP
part OF section Of tho bill"
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PARKERsBuRo. W. Va. April "A gang Of
sharpers are having success In a swindling
game in the interior towns OF this State. Coun-
try storekeepers are the victims. A WELL
dressed man puts In an appearance at coun-
try store. and informs the proprietor that he Is
searching for rare coins. giving list Of
Tie storsHsepsr to Eesp ss sharp lookout and
IN case he gets any Of the coins m entioned In
the alleged list. t0 keep them until he returns.
which he says will DO In short time. Soon
another stranger casually drops in. and buys
some little article. and. ip making change. OK.
Tas ye oons s !s
finds the value ~ the. alleged pocket pieces
put down at $40. or $50 each, Anxious to
Always pays good Be price isT the pieces.
He then waits for the man who made the
tempting Offers. but he never turns up.
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TEE JURORS THOUGHT 1T WAS FUN
To Terr0riEe "Prinee Michael" and Make
Believe that They Were Going to Lynch Him.

To Terrorixe "Prinee Michael" and Make
Believe that They Were GoinE to lynch Him.
DETROIT. April 2.-"Prince Michael" who
is In the county jail awaiting his trial on Mon
day. had an April fool experience yesterday.
It was the last day Of the January session Of
the Wayne County Circuit Court and the jurors
were discharged. On leaving tho court room
they filed ovcrto the Jail for dinner on Sheriff
Hanley's invitation. They attracted attention
As they went along. and one OF the jurors told
lynch Prince Michael.
the iaii was reached hundreds OF men and
boys were there. One OF tho Jurors called for
made his way thr9ugh the crowd with. !, q
Jurors iiIed within the iron gate. and the
crowd made rn effort e break H. Inside
called on his feoT prisoners pr t. help him bit
help in his flying roll. and as the Jurors de-;
sisted he now swears that the red book saved
tho Prince huys, prasticplly, deserted him. and
Joseph DAILY. The Faithful" Is now the recog-
nized leader
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CECELL4's TALK rs CROOKED.
Has Anybody Lost . Little Girl with YeI.
low Hair and Big Eyess

~" A1our 1uu DIE 6yeoB
pretty little girl with yellow hair and big
gray eyes. who apparently does not know how
to tell the truth. sat in the room for lost chill
dren at Police Headquarters yesterday and
mystiHed tho reporters and the police. Police
man Andrew Devery found her crying at
Church and Lispenard streets on Friday even
ing. She told him that q man she had never
seen before had forced her from Somerville
n J.. and deserted her as soon as they arrived
In New York. She wore blue print dress and
o white apron edged with embroidery. She
said tn Matron Travers that che was ~ years
old and TINT her name was Cecilia She had
no other name. abe said. She had been living
for 2 few days with an aunt in Somerville. She
could not tell her aunt's name.
Then sho told Sergeant Saul that she came
from Germany twelve months ago with an
aunt, who IL now in Ohio and that woman In
somerville was taking care OF her until her
aunt came back. She could not describe the
man she accused Of bringing her to the city.
and she contradicted herself so often that the
sergeant concluded to bother with her no
longer. but to send her to court to-day to be
disposed Of.
To Sun reporter the child said that she did
not like Somerville. and wanted to live In As
tOria with her uncle. Samuel Landman, who
kent n furniture store there. She speaks
Engllsh fuently and far more dramatically
than German,
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BROUGHT IN -FOUR MooNsHINER&
Foar Desperate Kentucky MountsIaeers
Arrested without Gun Being Fired.

PINEvILLE. KY. April 2.-Four desperate
moonshiners were captured yesterday In Bear
Pen Branch. The officers ran upon still In
full operation in very secluded spot In the
mountain. Two Of the men were caught on
the outside unarmed. and surrendered. but the
third. Dan Day. who is desperate character.
fortified himself In the house. and. armed with
two Winchesters, declared that he would pot
Him to come out and sll we're taken prisoners
without A shot being ared. IT,.
was captured. and about is. 900 gallons OF beer
were spilled Then the distillery house was
burned The Officers On taei .,, wy back e th9
springs. It WAS In operation. This was also
DESTROYED. These. men, are known as the most
desperate IAWbroAk erg In Harlan county, ThNy
had been promtpsntly connected with the
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Ceu,s,,4At,o. Of Gas Composites.

ALBANY. April 2.-The Citizens Gas Light
Company OF Brooklyn to-day nlod q certificate
Of incorporation with the SECRETARY OF State.
II IL formed by the consolidation Of the two
Leading gas companies Of that aity The capi-
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moved veEy soon. and now the Persecution fully
expects 70 convict him OF murder in the first
MI. Howe. Lyonss counsel. appeared in tho
Court OF General Sessions yesterday. before
pes@i ft e ipspect he %inatss Of TIE Grand al
Jury, SO that ne might know the evidence on
MED the demand. Later. MI. Howe served
notice on the District Attorney that he would
~ ths on
on the strength OF Slinsy's confession.
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Senator Hill. who arrived at the Hotel Nor
mandie on Friday night. said yesterday that
there was nothing that he could say that
Tsd b puSiSS He sat that
funeral Of Chairman Murphy's daughter in
Troy to- day. II he ia unable to 60 he will re-
turn to Washington tonight.
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Cages Wenisfettem.
SmIa1 s..


- Mn pprdfibenti1aftssM 0alidfei.
ten" feblt eS Der bemofratif6en partei
~gegenDdrtig tpabrli1 ni1t. gS perbeu
ba genannt glepelanb, Sin unb SsIoper
bon Stem Oorf, 8oies bon Soma, Bal.
mer unb Morrifons bDn SninoiS, Gran
bon Snbiana, German bon Marplanb,
Carlisle BON aentudp, gambbeG porl
Ohio unb &uHel bon MaFadufetts.
- prdlibent 6arrifon fou nidt fons
berIi1 erbant bartber fein, bah Wbitez
lam Geib auf benz 9rdlibentidaftsz
Sidet neben ibm itebt. &eib bate Of
ters ernffe WeinunaSs9 ifen,en NIT mem
sroBen Mrbeiter $ Sraaniiationen uub
man befiirdtet, bas bieie fi6 iest nm
linn RIDDEN tuerben, mas natiirlid aud,
6arrifon in Mitleibenidaft aiehe1
miirbe. Man duBert foaar ben Wers
ba6t, baB Der seriebene nYos pIottA
bon Nem gorf 3eibs @uffteQuna
Danpt,aGil6 Desbalb betrieben babe,
UNI parrlfolt gu f1aoen.
in e9leago Duroe Elm Sarbiger
aus SeTas aus Dem Glui1e 9e5ogen. Der
flg 4letanoer 2eblte nennt unb Dele'
gar CUR republlfantldei1 9fattonalsSons
oeallon III Wnnaeapoll8 geipeien teit1
wtu: polltll0e Gelnoe bitten ibm
OeiauDun80mlftel elIl9e9eben urlo Tim
na@ @glea9o gebra9t. Der Ntann
5sIoeI oHenoar an neutrality-suspicious.
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bur9 lebtere N3aBregel ben ,aabnofen
n~nglldsfdaen boraubeusen, pel6e BEL
Der iebt ibli6en &uppelung Der Cars
borfpmmen.
9urd ben @Dflon, Der ben Sit
ben bes States Minnefota beimiu9te
unb Der tamentli6 in Ser llmgegenb
BON Wels unb Minnefota Safe groBe
Werbeerungen anri9tete, ipurben 80
Yerionen get0btet unb etpa so mebr
oDer minber f9tper berlebt. Inter ben
gerungliidten befinben Ii9 aufallenb
btel 9euti6e unb Sfanbinaeier.
QusIanb.
Ser Oberz& ei6sanipalt b. Seis
1enborf in 2eip3ig bat gesen 81 Mits
glieber Der Welfens8eret in 9annos
Der etne auf 9o6perratb lautenbe Nns
flage angeftrengt, unb bic Mebr3abl
berielben 1T bereits berbaftet pprbert.
Der gOrfal bat in 0annoper ~ungebeures
Nufieben erregt, ba baS 8Drgeben bes
Oberz& ei6sanpalts ben 8epeis au
liefern ideint, baB Ser Safer enti6lol-
len 1T, Der Wiblerei fiir bic l%1nabbdngigs
teit 9annopers unb bic Wieberaufri6s
tung bes bann0perif1en &6nigstbrones
Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN. SroB beS l1eberz
einfommens 5pii9en Ser preuBii6eu
&egierung unb benz Qer3oge Don Gums
berlanb tpirb bic Welfenbetpegung 10
tart pte nur iemals Dorber betrteben,
ia bic Jibrer berielben geben nit gr6s
Berer &lbnbeit bor ais friiber. SIS
beiBt, baB etnige berielben fogar 10
melt gegangen finb, Graufrei6 gu bers
iteben gu geben, baB es i'm Sale zines
&riegeS nit 9eutI6lanb in 6annoper
auf 9ilfe re9nen tonne. Mud nit
&ublanb ioaen bic Welfenfreunbe III
lebbaftem briefi6en 8erfebr fteben.
Na6 benz neueiten in Berlin ein=
getrofenen Na6ri6ten 1T 9r. S9ni=
Der (gmin pai9a) ni6t tobt, ion6ern
auf benz Wege our 8efferung.
Die &egierung Der Sanbmidsz
Snfeln bat baS @eri9t als erfunben
be3ei6net. monad Der batpaiii6e Sc
ianbte in Darlington beauftragt tpors
ben pdre, nit Der &esierung Der Ser.
Staten VerbanbIungen our @inpers
letbung Der bapatif6en Snielprnppe lit
bic Union an5utnipfen.
Bel ben leBten Wablen in 8elgien
baben bic &lerifalen iiberraf9enbe ST.
folge er5ielt. unabbansige BriiKeler
Bldtter tbeileu nit, baB Ser Senat III
3utunft aus 46 4%lerifalen unb 80 Qibe,
ralen beiteben mirb nnb bic Deputirs
tenfammer aug SO alerifalen unb Ga
2iberalem.
SIN Der Sabresz8 eriammlung Der
9euti6sSf s4fritas@ eleai6aft, meGde
bieier Gage tn Berlin ~absebaltert
wurbe, 1T gum erten Male feit Der
@riirbung Der @eieai6aft cine 9ibts
benbe BON $50 erfldrt tporben. Sic
bisberigen Sirectoren finb pieSergez
mdblt mDrben.
Sn Der foeialiitii6em partei
9euti9lanbs MAIDEN li6 peitgebenbe
MeinungsbiHerensen geltenb, bic an
berf6iebenen Orten gu Spaltungen gez
fubrt baben. Sic fociaIiftif6en gereis
nigungen in Maina, Miesbaben unb
Giirtb baben fi6 bereits Der runabbanz
gigen partei" angefhlo1en,
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ueber baa MbIeben zines hefann,

ueber DaS Nbleben zines befatt1ts
ten Deuti6s4 merifanes tpirb aus @Iepes
Lamb, Dbio, gemelbet: Ser beuti9e
pipnier, 9err Griebri6 Seinri6 &os
6otte, 1T bier int Glitter bon "a Sabren
g%eftorben. gr purbe i'm Sabre 1878
in @ir9beimbolanben, in Der pfals,
geboren. Sem 8ater mar baielbft
Stabtf6reiber. Sriebri1 lernte bas
gu66ruder9ei6dft. SIM Sabre 1S48
tpurbe er in feiner 8aterjtabt 3ebaf=
teur Der bon Safob MiiIer, benz Ipdte=
rem 0iee @ouperneur BON 0bio, bers
ausgegebenen 3eitung. Ssn Der pfdls
5if6en &ebolutions3eit tpurbe &o6otte
9auptmann Der freiipilissm Geuertuebr
bon 3ir6beimbolanben, bic i'm sriibz
tabr 1849 in bas erfte Battalion Der
Pfdl3er BoltSmebr umgemanbelt ipur=
be. Spdter muBten fi6 bic Sreif6drler
befanntli6 mad Der S9pei3 flldten.
Sie f6mar3srotbsgolbene SABINE, mel6e
Der Greif6aar bon Oamet1 gum Sc
f6enf gema6t tpurbe, nabm &o6otte
bel feiner Slu6t NIT iiber bic 8renae
unb f4lieBli9 aud nit iber ben O3ean.
Den amerifanif9en 8irgerfrieg madte
&o6otle aIs Greipiliger in Der 4omz
pagnie K beS Z. Regiments BON Ohio
nit. Ser g~ertorbene binterldBt cine
1ebr groBe Nn3abl S%reunben."
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Mbfplut bas @effe.

SIS madt mir ftets sroBe Greube,
gbamerldins 9uiten : Mebi5in als bas
bette berartige 9llfsmittel gu empfeb>
len, iagt 9err s. 9. &emb, Der Siilfss
gei9dftsfiibrer bes vDaiIp telegram"
in youngstown, Sbio, zines Der eins
fmbrei6ften 3eitungen i'm State.
9err &emp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
g~efunben, baB eS elm unfeblbares Mits
tel gegem ben pe%inigenben 9uiteu, Der
meiitens als Golge Der @rippe suriid>
bleibt, lit, unb balte ftetS cine 6laf9e
bapon i'm 0amie. gu baben bel S.
aalteper & Sobn, 9omling & 5lopb,
y. 9reiB, 4alteper 6 S9u6arb, 81.
@obn nnb s. 8. 0arrifon. 9ruagiffen.
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orbneten 8erlins, bic Serren Sabor,
90hne unb Subauer, an bielem 9ei1eus
begangnife betbeilist unb bafiir iinb lie
bieier Gage in elmer Ipeialbemofratis
i6en @atriiitungs : 8erIammlung lit
elmer ales MtaB iiberifeigenben beftigen
Weiie als u@btriinnise" unb als
r8errdtber on Der Sadie bes Bottles"
gebranbmarft porben. 1nb aud bic
partei ; 2eitung Der Socialbemptraten
bat Stelung gegen bic genonnten 3
StabtperOrbneten genommen unb lie
pegen ibrer Sbeilnabme an benz 2ei6enz
b%egdngni1e 6ordenbedS in Der I6drften
Weile geriigt.
Sabor (friber &ei6stassabgeorbz
meter fir 5ranffurt am Main) unb
Subauer Chs iebt &ei6stagsabgeorb=
meter ftir greslau) baben in Solge Der
linen piberfabrenen llnbulbiamfeit
ibren Nustritt aus Der rehabilitation
partei erflart. 8orber beriu9ter lie
aber nod in Der ertpdbnten 8eriamme
lung, f6 81 re9tfertigen. Sabor mics
barauf bin, baB bas 2eben bes per1torz
benet Sberbiirgermeifters Sbaten unb
Sanblungen aufaupeilen babe, Bic iez
Der 6reibeitsfreunb banfbar an3uerfens
men ni9t umbitt f6nne. Oils bei5e
bann ibren Mustritt aus Der Iocialifi>
f9en partei ~erfldrten, ergrif Singer
bas Wort unb 6rang nit aller gnts
f9ie6enbeit barauf, baB ben 8eiben
ni6t geitattet peroen biirfe, einfad
aus Der partei aussutreten, fonbern
baB tie aus Der partei binausgenorfen
merben miiBten. Cine 8etbeiltgung
an benz 8egrdbni1e Sordenbeds iei
glei6beoeutenb nit Der @utbeiBung Der
brutalen unb barbarif6en 8ebamblung,
mel6e bic Nrbeiter auf 6ordenbed's
Betrieb ieitens Der poli5ei gu erbulben
gebabt bitten. Sabpr unb 3uBauer
ieien als gerrdtber an Der partei su
betra9ten. Mit 3iidii6t auf ben umz
itano, 6aB Sabor uno SuBauer ibren
&idtritt anae3eist batter, tpulbe Der
lntrag auf NusitoBung aus Der partei
suar fallen gelafen, ieoo6 wurbe Elm
BefdluB angenommen, bab in 3ufunfi
ieber So3ialit, Der ith am 2eiAens
begdnsniB zines aussefpro6enen @egs
ners Der foaialifii9en Sadie betbei>
lige, nit N~usftoBung aus Der partei
beftraft nerben io0e.
9ieier gang uniinnige 8ef9luB fam
un6 mirb nur ba5u beitragen, Der fos
eialifiifen partei in 9eati9lanb biele
marine anbdnger ibrer mirtbf6aftli.
den @eforms2ebren gu entfremben.
Cine berartige, an Despotie ftrets
fenbe nnbulbiamfeit 1T pertDerf It9,
einerlei Oh iie nun BON ultramontamer,
liberaler 6ber fOeialiitii9er Seite aus
gebtl
Gang beildufig bemerft, 1T es aud
b06ft uniinnis, ben Oberbiirsermeifter
bon 6ordenbed fir bic 9anbIungen
Der 8erliner polisei berantmortli9 gu
ma6en. Senn bic 8erliner S1ubz
manni6aft 1T ni6t in fdbtis
den, fonbern in f6nigIi6en
Oienfen, iie itebt ni9t unter benz
Oberbiirgermeiter, fonbern inter Der
3eitung bes f6nigli6en poli3eis prdfi>
benten. @nentueae lebergrife bon
Seiten Der poli3ei pdren alio nur
bieiem, ni9t aber ienem CUR 2aft gu
Ie0en-
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@ebt ans lademoe 9buoiopbem,

mtr rnlen nthts ppn ZEN tnurrenbeu Gsnitern pti.
fen. ete LADEN peber, nod ldaeln fe. Gs fnb
traurtse @efenen, = Dpspepttter. @ep6bnIt& mas
Den ne ttn fniferes Gefht, fub blade, banne, ausses
msrtelte oefaIten, bic uusfeben, ais ob fe ME tn If.
rem asbsn eth iafttses HOaHbsef sess6en. Bon tbneu
bort man ne isnes tnSpfeiprensenbe, f&aaenbe aaGen,
rte ether ea&t, ber NIT gutter @erbauuns ~sefesuet III.
5bnen anb WauIspurfsbaufen gsrse, hbsr tie unbe.
sseutsns1en Dtnse arsern Fe f6. bts feesf&uar3 mr..
ren.A 9etgt un8 hdsesen ben Wann, Der tets eth
treunbltH 8ddeln But 9dnb Bat, Der ntHt hber Rletntas
istten auber. f& serdfb, nub Der lethi ,u frbblt9em
geldHter 81 brtrsen tt: etn folder Mdnn bat fetue
Dereauunssbef6werben. CUR Grlcusuns biefes ses
iepueten 3uftanb8 sebrar6e Sptetter'8 Magenbttters
90 pertretbt bic Rerpoftdt unb bic benz Dpspepttfer
et~sentbhmlt6e Wenetsttett, dber aues AZ brummen
une au tnurren. &btumattsmus, Wertcpfuns, Mas
iarta, Ntsrsnlethen unb BITE Grippe rdumsn Sor benz
8ttters bas Gelb.
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Getf fettter &ftcbetfs VIII.
GoIumbus Q, Rebr., Nop.. ,8a.
Bnftor .. essd fdreibt, bab 5err W. Si,enef an,
Dnnear. Nebrs felt. ieiner 0inb6eit an GptlepRe Iitt
: nno fotte bstnote ieben 5~rpeiten Eos fof4e Mnfade unb
man@mol offers. es III nun elm Sabr Der, felt er
yaitor &bnis's NerDen>S tdrfer brau5te nnb ieitbeu,
HHe AUD feline anfdue n1ehr aefommen.
Sect fdrttr ole felt aIs stuoIj Satren.
EapIox min. Go. Eer.. 1eoi 1880.
SO tit metH gou3es 2eDen an slerpeuftipad5e uuh
nanb fagen. bdb id felt benz Gebruuda ppn ,Waitpr
HoHigs ytrpensStdrftrA ftdrfer tdbIe OILS ieit ben iess
nn smou Ja1rtH. Gran u. &nmerDn
Due Sdirefter De. 0fetue aus 6 ftprpfIIe.
1sIs igrstot; 80 gebrautts spei Glaihen Don
Deiat 10 beitig ipar. eabi9 BET ber ~eertngften 1rla&.
ennqretta nuBte Hub bnnn 6er5flopfen beiam; bin
ann Iret ooooa uub euapiebls. 6as Wlittel outs bette.
GYse Elm asrtsssa-A e,u1 ,nr sresprs..tb.sN
TEHt wtro Jebem Der es pers1uqt. spaeioubt
0rue .rh4Itsn aud bic We6iatn nmiouf
Deie Heto1rs mprbt felt BEN Sabre lSi6 po1 BEN
Doom pattpr. a6n'g Fort mopns. Sub s~rberettsi
uue iehf uuf-r 'einer &niDeifnns bon ber
kOENlG MEDICINE CO
@8S Randolph ST., CHIcAeO o, ILE
Bet Mpotheferu an babeh FIR
$500 ote 1Iaid5e, 6EIafotcn tir 81 &C
sroke Sf.s5. 8 fir $500.
Sn Gan Antonio bel NboIpb Dreib
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aper's abfabrenbe giaen.

3ubsreitet uOn DR.. sc aper d Co., eOp.u, WaF.
Sn allen apotbs,en Hnb srsnsiiabsu su baten.
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Mas ii1
OussttulRuH4

GpttpLene lit Elm blaBselber @toff
son BET Gonitften5 Tertur unb
SHbftar5 oeS shmalses. SIS
fpmmt Der Sarbe natIrIi6er BUT
ter nabe. IS 1T pbne @eruh unb
neutral fir ben @eidmad.
@pttolena lit ein etnfa6es 9r1s
parat bon 8aumppMamenoel uno
Rinpstale. Sc entbalt fein SAT-,
fein @aIfer nnb feinen Sa-b1toff.
Sc entiprtdt benz allsemeinen ger=
larsen nact einetn reinen, eelunben,
teroalliben griat fir Sdpeines
felt.
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barut!p als 9GIite GnreS 8eloes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26
ADIlOrisus,

''Can no man happy" says Solon, ''till he is dead" ''Call no man un- happy" Socrates added, till he is married" "
 If ever religion were destroyed by reason it would be restored by emo ton.
 We more frequently think people beautiful because We love them than love them because we think them beautiful Tine heart is not critical.
 We can sometimes forget without torgiving. and owe q grudge though xs cannot remember wliy.
 It is foolish to give our affections to ehildren, for others may forsake us, but they must
 When woman, according to M. Paul Bourget, has lost every rag of char scter she still clings fondly to an ant2- racassar. -Longman's Masazins.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-26

THE split in the Democratic party
 which appears to be imminent over the
 question of whether the tariff smashing
 shall begin with gn extra session of Con-
 gress immediately after Mir. Cleyelsnd's
 inauguration or be postponed until the
 regular session next winter, recalls to
 old timers the fight previous to arc in
 1860 between the Democratic dough
 faces" of the North and the "hot-heads"
 of the South. Now as then each sIde
 is clamorlng for the control of the party
 management. Clark Howells, an able
 editor of Georgia, and Congressman
 Wileon of West Virginia, said to have Cabinet aspirations, are the self appoint ed leaders of the hot headed wing of the
 party, which is demanding that the Fifty-third Congress be called in extra session as early ss it can bs got together after the 4th of March. and that it pfO- ceed at once to repeal the present tariff law and to make a new one dictated solely by the interests Of the South-In the eyes of this wing of the Democratic party making tariff bill is just as easy as opening jack pot..' The conserva- tive wing of the party, which might be called successor to the old dough face" element, knows enough to know that 1t would come dangerously near to brlDg- ing on financial panic, if 1t does not actually do so, if an extra session of Con gress begins to tinker with the tariff be- fore some general plan as to where the cutting shall begin and end is formuist- cd and accepted by the men who areEtO boss the Democratic party. These con- ssrvstires claim that Nr. Cleveland is on their side, but 6his is denied by Sen ater Csrlisle. who says that Nr. Cleve- land has not yet made up his mind, and probably will not do so until after he is If Mr. Carlisle knows whereof hs speaks MT. Cleveland is en- gsging in 8 bit of wobbiing that recalls