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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

BAUCEL1SA, Nov. li.--A uu,dbo
OF AuatyuisiH wuIu s,tustud EuTo tu4a,,
iuC,u4luR q female enthusiast. Many
houses known 10 20 occupied by .,t.
sous 81 anarchist truduuults woiu
scar ID, AM powder fuss and litrfu.
ture ora evolutionary character found
iuU ultUUtr 81 them la 100 hDutu
occupitd ~ tns uyt3uDns anRtuuist
FOntausls, bombs aId quantity of
calfllEr. and also fuwser and uyna.
mite were i'4gI.
The evidence ggHiutt tho italian
soldier, quo was A,Iesteu nfer the
expiUsi9u "a; the J.'tuo tupRt.f.
charged with being Responsible Tor thnt
came, ls auCumulatlur, although the
Italian colony aud The italian minister
nj Mudrd nave putlipupi the author
ties IN his favor Tue anarchist Rim.
alloy, WIN was arrested TT peTpignau.
France, is cOnsiuurud by Jhs auluuri.
uies here 10 have been implicated ln
lhe crime.
The p1llcn are eIpelllpg from BARGE.
Iona all persons suspected ol beng Au-
ntuuists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming 20 the City
Tor Treatment.

Almost every mail brinrs letters aft.ug prs.
Mansfield and itHspttI H. 10 necessary g. Uyo
lt ruIt Lake BOO ORDER tu takr tIu treatment
con SOU tftut patents Ht tUrIr LUmUH hy MALL
uuu uiNur quo HuUus uf similar ImHuft
DE MtHanuId anu Nssst IUt.fH % state.
therefore Tor tlc benefit uf tHu.u who may be-
hrHIiatIug about writing o. tUUW. that hT their
Do uNniurI g. make treatment nu CAfy matter.
thus patients can be treated Nc their avn
homes HH VOL nH in SAT- Lax. Medicines arc
cent hN express, regular correspondence IA
required and maintained, aud The phyaiciau
aud patient are thus Boz rnnstaut touch
Prompt replies Arc WaiH hy Dra Mansfield Is
huHgtt muiIlesiiuus in treatment prescribed
VIA the proper medicines aud boo every detail
. en- ease q worked out until % cure D. effected
Enclose 4 cents pa stamps whCn you write Tor
question circular.
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Arrested Tor EmbesllsmonL

LouIsvILLE, Ky, Nov IA
special from Lexington: w. +. Put.
nam, prehitent ot tho Lexington
WalerwoTks company, has been AT.
rested IN Exeter, Mass, for tho Gu.
bczzlement Of 100000 nom the Ma.
tlonal Granite bank, Of which he was
president,
This action will proCipilato whal will
probably u1 abcanuAl OF NO small ufu-
portions. krue American Trust com.
pauy OF New York, trustee OF tue
bonuhold6Ts, has sent u representative
here 10 investigate tue startling duyel.
upmenth expected.
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monor Amone- .InnI.er..

DECATUR, He, Nov. ~ The state
Banksrs' Association VI Illinois met IN
annual srsslnn today. j. Can Russell,
cashier oitss Bank Of tbs Republic,
~ Louis, was lutrnducoI and gave a
.ong talk pbgui The International com.
age u gold auu silver He said the
governments present llau was uis-
lunest.
w, p. Holiday of Cairo called him
% order anu ssiu Tie statements were
fn insult 10 any iHtelllVsut meeting.
At tpHt Mr.. Russril irll thr stage.
EX.Pteslisut Odrll OF Chicags then
took ,1e fionr and denounced Rus-sll'-
staiemeuis ~ rank herositF, saying 10
was the purpose " tho association o
disseminate truth, not unttulh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

the cabinet Is n unit IN its endorse.
ment Of Clrveland's plan for the res
toration Of Queen LiliJUkalani This
fact developed sitter the conclusion tt
the cabinet meeting today. The Ia.
waiian question wa- the chief topic ~
discussion. The meeting was attended
by all the members except Etcieihry
smith, who IL IN Georgia. Secretary
Morton remained with tue Presidtut
after juufumcut. and, 1t Is presumed,
took lunch with him.
After the close OF the meeting a r..
purer was informed by gentleman
who participated I'm it that .uOthiug
would be made public tOGa1 on the
Hawaiian question ~ result VI the
meeting, or otherwise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

LONDON, Novli-The nay Graphite
this morning publishes tho nrst VI o.
series VI sensational articles which are
Intended to prove that Eugland's naval
supremacy IN the Mediterranean hiss
vanished. IL debates that France has
quietly organized a ilret Ia that fca
powerful euougn 10 expel the English,
aud says kussin has RlsO commenced
upon similar policy, while England
has been alta tIaudstill, doing nothing
more than 10 replace obsolete or Lost
vesfrls. The papers warn England 10
proht ~ the example Of Spain, whose
dreadful decay followed her i0sH Of
naval supremacy In the Mediterranean.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

wAsHINgrOS, Nov. 1.-THE lrcas.
ury statement itutd touuy showed u
loss Of sl,asO,O9O iu the currency hal-
ancc from that Of yesterday. ri"tusl
available balance stands nj SO3i s5b, l7O.
The receipts u tho pOvefiuurut for
the month have been 81, iJ3,UID, OK.
pondltufcE, Sl5,03i 900.
Suufotufy Carlisle VIA quoted TO-DAY
AZ sayi that he had NO Intention now
~ toll On the sclguiufngn and coin 10.
lie u convinced that II eau only be
done BY act OF Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
The Nortnsrn Pacific.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Now li.-In the
United states court this afternoon the
Farmers Loan q Trust company Of
New York brought eult TO iofrciosu
mortgages Tor three hrt- " bonds on
tbs Northern Pacific Railroad, aggrs-
eating s5AO1uuOu, and asked Tor the
appointment VI receivers. Judge CalI.
well appointed the same receivers o.
hereto Ufo aud directed that all the
Indebtedness DO considered preferred
claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

PuTsnuHu, Nov. li.-Mark Ten
Siue, "A Nnunmau, representing the
Great Northern railway, Is Ia the
city to-day, establishing Chinese
agency. The company 10 reaching uut
for tue Chinese trade anu placing
Chinese agencies In all the large cities.
Mark Ten Sine says the company viii
start a line Of steamers between
Seattle anu Hongkong January lot.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
There ,Isy lie - Cirsu. over H..

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-the cheap rates
put IN on easlbJund California traffic
by the Canadian Pacific aTe not prov.
Ing source OF revenue TO tho line.
There IL yet no positive knowledge
whether the Canadian Pacific intends
10 apply the rates weslhOund. IL Il
should there will be the livollett kind
Of a Hurry In passenger rates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
UNIr.
No DisNETeement between Cleveland
anu the cabinet

CHICAGO, Nov. l4.-An afternoon
paper, Usually well informed, has the
following from Washington: A story
WIS spreHd broadcast last night, when
seems 10 nave hau Its origin Ia gossip
nt Tie metropolitan clue Of this City,
lLal there were strong discussions IA
toe cabinet uu Tue hawaiian situation.
ihe fumOf wac definite as to the caui.
net Oillutlb who were not IN rCuoTd
with the Naturalization, and ngmeI
seoreiarics Alku Smith aud Morton.
Secretary Motion was seen Rud
gave an absolute denial to the iuiuor,
stating that he mad not IosigLtd, alt
hRd never thought OF DOING ~. IL
can bo further said that Morton IL In
accord with The President on his
Hawaiian policy, nud that Huke
smith has NOS iu any manner gwen
public eEpT6falJn 10 uissgfeemtut, or
given reason 10 suppOsu mat no enter
tains opinions diiierIug ir0m those OF
the President ON Me matter.
IL Is learned on good authority that
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AMOR the mani. nnhber-.

PESDLEToN, o., Nov. IA large
Posse gTu scOufing tho mountains "a
puuuit VI the Milton bank rJburIE.
There IL slight chance OF lhriT ESCAPE.
Every ferry across tho Columma
river is guarded, HopsoD, tho srcsi.
dent o. tho bank Wnu was shot BY the
injuries giving MIN bat little trOub!u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

A decree hos been Issued imposing
au annual tax OF $4,000 un sHipl lug
houses In La Lib r,ad anu Acute.
some merchants there declare that
they Will close rather than pay II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
WATCH The CHILDREN

Arc tho waruing words OF Drs.
Mansfield aud Bissct.-Ihc State
ment Of Niiss miller, Given nclow,
should Convince Parent Co More
Closely watch Their iittig Ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Cloak DEBT.

Tho largest and choicest assortment NJ
CiUHks, displayed in tho most elegant
aud spacious quarters in tho city sro now
being sacrificed daring this Immense
bargain sale,
Great 0ut on FAN Nowmarko.s.
$3.50 buys Military Cape Newmarket
Norhsll
SOD Cape Newmmkotg IN mixtures, tan
and grey, worth $40.
$500, Elegant NuWm8rkO's, tan brown
all cuIurg, worth slu 10 ils.
special iu Jackets, Elmo Winter Jackets
fur Ladies' and Aiisscs, $3.50. $3.50,
siCO, $500.
our stock ui latest, now aud stylish
Jackets and Coats uf latest style.,
braided or Fur Edged ur Tailor Made
if conceded hv all no Doe tho mos. hoauti-
iul shown iu tho city, and which has
boon rOducUi Tor 'h- Slaughter Sale.
tnpo IacNo.H at iiuo quality Fur
Lar0d, rom $3.50 un
Tho LATEST NOVELTIES in Fur
rapUy in Velour or Boo uno Cloth Capus
d. nstonishugly low prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Millinery.

Nlsit our now Millinery Department
for bargains I'm Trimmed Hats iu Nlu.
huu,, HUturrs Wing, l..c.
HAS trimmed To- order by our highly
artistic milluefs.
Agents Halls Bazaar Forms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Ladies' Cloths and BfOadClOths.

Mons white uulauudried Shirts for
Zoe. This IN our woll known line, aud
warranted lup
Mvu'- Dating Flannel Shirts for $50 each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

All diseases only - o month. Moii.
clno FREQ. Apply now, before tho soyoro
cold weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-the new COM
merco destroyer, Columbia, was sent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
PROFESSIONAL.

4 llUH EDDiVNhi.
RICHARDS & RICHARDS,
ATTORNEYS ArtAw.
Uooma % 10 90 Mc.1luIcE block
JAS. Il. MOYLR,
ATTORNEY At Law
Rooms CO. tn aua Constitution uuuuinF.
uppostc 2. q. u.i
In. WADDELL and THOMAS BDAAS,
ATTORNEYS .Ar.Lsw AND LAND
ATTORNEYS.
90 500 Mccormick niuct. -4.t Lake city. rIah
I y DOHFEE. rArryr ATTORNEY
- latcuta ON Inventions caveats. etc TAT.
gui NgaviugH. models Co order UGNo 81
Main street. salt Lake tiN
YOUNG, YOUNG 4 MOYLB.
4. s-s-a' r.--r Sa'..4A, l,--s. Gee. =, SoA
SrroRHtYs.Ar-LAW.
Dasa Nafioasi siai Baii'os sen Las. CT
IOHE Z, CLEEOE,
BARLOW FERGUSOE,
ArroRH rys.Ar.tAw.
fsi'G Asns zee S5i g.S c.aiNnnoa Bs LA.Ny
sou Lat' tu,. ufaA
CHAS. II, CANNON,
DENTIST.
Rooms ht.7 Constitution Building
aa=aa=a=sa
DR. ]. B. KgYSOR a BRO,
urHrtsrs
Roos.s aas = n sea. xusst - Huitkns, 80
socT. 1os Asta gfrsa-
DIR. ]. TROHIS,
euHoEoN urNrtsr. MOTTO MAIN ST.
"A sorh GNaraufssd. xaatf,sfiot afaiatsieyu1
DIR. BlSCHOP,
re- sOtEu wAIs srurTr
EAiNttsE urNristHr. Teeth without pilates
upceA.y Host set Of iosib ili
-------------- ------------------
MONEY TO L Dan
-Os-
COLLATERAL SECURITY,
~ Reasonable Hates Parties issiuns 70 bor.
row money can du 90 without uuuulIty uual.
L,,s sucty ruyaio.
n. W. FULLER,
No. Z h., Second South 70
Walter l., Price & Company,
Continental Market, gsiE'
Huls snd coils. dealers in
Poultry, Fruits, Vegetables.
Iir1cuyress paid fur poultry and produce.
Mutr Tor prirvH
MONEY returned ou receipt Of goods
u. RICHARDS. TnoI. O. wrunss.
lrrsilrnt sicastrssidanL
Q. H. nAcEHAs. stc'y spd rrou.
-=lT HEtZ-
SECURITY ABSTRACT co,
bta=-----s-s s.l.zD
Office In Dosoret National Rank
Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. To!sphons. t42.
puEoroEsf 80 Richards. Tho, q. Weber.
\. ". Clayton, nlias A. smith, NJ. n Can.
ninFs, james II. Moyie, ChAs. q. RiehArda,
A. W. Carlson. J. q. CuusT.
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PRICES SLlSHED RIGHT AND LEFT,
Dress Goods

ease 3j ln. striped Jacquard, In de-
aIIub o. oulors Tor street or house gown,
nrm weave, worth ,Cr, down To sa,1 va.
90 pl'cos OF strictly Atwood Ch0vron
Suitiugs iu stripes and checks, usually
sold for 500 now Tor 80 yd.
lai pieces heavy double width Chevrou
Nuiting, -trin.ly all-wool, in mos. dosir-
ublr mixtures, checks ani hairlIuos,
d standard COS quality, down TO 100 vd.
% M. all.wo1l CordO,tos, worth sl25,
down 90 600 sd.
Ladies' Cloths and BfOadClOthS.
8I shades " % In. medium weight "a.
ported Broadcioths, our standard Si.25
quality, down 10 s5isc yd.
10 piucos 90 iu. all.woOl Diagonal
Cloths In colors, navy blue, myrtle, duAb
uud black, worth 81 yd, Tor 5,isu va.
De- yard, oNra heavy Shooiug, 80 In.
wide.
$40 yard, all Linon Crash.
aH yard, pNill0d Crash
o. Yard Indigo Blue Prints.
a.. ' yard, Checked Chevio.s.
Gao YARD, Dating Flannel. latest de-
Sign.
400 yard, Figured French Flannel,
warranted nll-wool sold Ia 0vory other
house Tor Zoe yard,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

Brazil wants Cinnamon.
MicHIdAS's Legislature has adjourned sine
RussrA produces III $40 barrels OF petro-
leum daily.
THE State Grange and the State Alliance
has ccalesced in Texas.
FLOODS, drouth and locusts are affecting
various parts Of Europe.
THOUSANDS OF cattle are being sent from
Texas to Montana for pasturage.
Texas farmer has planted 500 acres Of
Cass County land In cantaloupes.
KANSAS corporations in future must file a
schedule OF their assets and liabilities.
ENGLAND has solicited American designs
for carts 10 be- used by the army in India.
The demand of Italy for wheat this year 10
officially announced at llS, ,0OO, 900 bushels.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. offers 81 .OOO. 900 bonus
Tor the transfer OF the state capital TO that
city.
MEXICAN official connected with the
stamp department of that country has alb
seconded with s50,0OO.
The Cramps are rushing the work on tho
new ships for the United States Navy 1000
men being employed.
Amosa the queer exports from France to
Mexico Is complete dry dock, which Is TO
be SET up at Vera Cruz.
The Dock Board OF New YorS City mas
adopted plans 10 build new piers ami b.lk-
heads at cost OF sll, zoo, 600.
THROUGHOUT North Germany. Au-ufa,
Hungary and Bulgaria sufficient rains have
fallen TO insure good a harvest.
GOVERNOR TILLMAS, OF South Carolina,
expects half million dollar profits the first
year under the new State saloon law.
AN American physician has been stationed
az Hamburg, Germany, TO guard against any
States.
Tux German Emperor has haa n perfectly
modelled small steel fortress crested al Potts
dam rs plaything for the Crown Prince and
his brothers.
THE Premiers OF Victoria, New South
Wales, and South Australia recommend the
adoption by all the Australian colonies OF
uniform banking laws.
ABUNDANT warm rains followed by sun
shine have Improved the prospects OF the
russian harvest ON the whole tho crops
promise TO DO fairly good.
A DISPATCH from Zanzibar SAYS that Tippoo
Iio had received u letter stating that Emin
lasha had been killed by slave hunters. He
Is said 10 have been abed at the time.
SINCE January LIST eco, ,0O0, 900 In gold
have been exported TO Europe and the ex.
port movement, instead OF having abated,
seems 10 have received fresh impetus.
A WHOLE village OF 6si Inhabitants, en-
gagged In an important industry near Mtsch
In Lorraine, Gle. many. will DO dismantlel 70
form practise ground for tho artillery.
Tnn Glass OF '9s at tho West Point Military
Academy Is the smallest In several years. The
present first class entered with membership
OF over 100 designations and the pruning
knife OF professors brought the number down
to nfty-oaa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
A QUAINT SERMON.

Mr.. Dodd was n minister who lived many
| years ago few miles from Cambridge, and
having several times been preaching against
dfunkenness,sOm Of the Cambridge scholars
conscience. which is sharper than ten thou.
sand witnesses. being their monitorl We're
very much offended aud thought he made
reflection on them. Some little time after,
Mr. podd was walking toward Cambridge
fud met some OF the gownsmen, who. as
'oon as hey saw him at distance. resolved
10 inske some ridcue OF him
As soon as be came up they
lie replied Your servant. gentlemen"
They asktd him " be- had not been preach
lng very much against drunkenness Of late
III answered IN the affirmative. They then
told him they had favor to beg Of him. and
II was that ne would preach sermon 10
them there from tcNttLey should choose
He argued that II was At imposition. for =
man ought 10 have some consideration he
tore preaching. They said they would not
put up with n denial. and insisted upon his
preaching Immediately IN hollow tree
which stood bv the side Of the road from
the word MALL.
lie then began: "Beloycd. let me crave
your attention. 9m little man-come at
short noiice-io preach a short sermon
trom short ieGt-to n thin corporati0n-in
an unworthy pulpit.
Beloved, my text j. Malt cannot d.
vide 10 into sentences. there Icing none. nor
into words there bring but one. I mus,,
therefore. uf necessity divide 10 into letters,
which hnd in my text 10 be these four
Malt. VI is moral \ is allegorical L b.
literal, I J.. theological
The moral i.to teach you rustics good
mauucr.; THEREFOR N-my matters All
Ofyou, leave oil, T-upuuug
The alegUricni b. when one thing IL
spoken % ant another 0. meant. The thing
spoken offs Malt. Tie thug meant i. the
'pirit Of Malt. which you rustic. make. NJ
your meat A-!Uura apreaI Your liberty.
T-yOur trust
The ltpra. 81. according 20 the Letters.
N-much, A-a.e. Little. Trust
The theological b. according t0 the elects
% work.. iu some, N-muri-r. in other.
A-nuiacity iu l'L L-.Joseucs. Of life. aat
il man, I-.reaCae-y.'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
rnyoRANcE Avp rrAcrrN1.

An exchange speaks a. follow. - the plan
D. teach all school chIdrea the nature and
effects % alcohol
Popular ignorance % the tat that alcohol
AMI other narcotics have the power % 'rrnts
an uncomfortable appetite FOR more Leads %
the formation ~ such appetitr- and their
consequences. NJ boy expects o. become a
trunkard when b. begins - trink IN
fAnr.rd security youth ~ generation lft'r
generation have embarked n the current ~
tipping only o. be- drawn into the rapids ~
appetite and finally plunged over the awful
abyss q drunkenness. T. prevent thi. and
thus prp-ampt the 'hIllhuDd cf today amt
th. Nation ~ tomorrow. '1r ln Intelligent
-obristy Il che primary object sought by
what ara called the temperance HtgratIDu
laws already enacted by rhr Nutloual Con.
srs-- for all schools under Fei-r'L 'outrol
aui ly thirty--lN out % .Urty-tHLr states thas
constitute the United states IN these
SCHOOL. Are the overwhelming mai uritirs u
the iuture Tie lwmlNlns power % to-
morrow
Every wear experience lrI observation
Strengthens the faith ta rhr prgrhrry that
.en year, from the Lay wIau physiological
tho schools A. geography ant arithueti ghr
alcohol question will o." settled aGi settled
Alright Ia this Republic Hy purg.ar in-
tsili;pure With corresponding naplt, Hard
indeed must De the lal-t & th" man or
woman who could dshhrrttaly withhold the
utmost warning science h,l' against strong
drunk tnd other narcotics trgu the children
under his Or her care.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
NATIONAL BArK FAILURES.
Twenty Coiissps In the Last riv,
Months. With scspitsl Of ss.iso.ooo.

Twenty Collsspe In the Last riv,
Months. With Capital OF s6,l5o.o
A statement prepared by Controller Eek
els at Washington. shows that from Janu
uary ist to June LIST, 20 national banks. with
q capital Of CO. $50. 900, have failed, as sgains,
seven national banks, with q capital oil
se2o,ooo for the corresponding period oI
1892. The banks that have failed this year
are:
Capital Nstional Bank, Lincoln, Neb
Bankers and Merchants National Bank,
Dallas Tex.. First National Bank, Little
Rock. Ark. Commercial National Bank,
Nashville. Tenn. Alabama National Bank
Mobile, Ala, First National Bank, Ponca,
Net, Second National Bank, Colum bus
Tenn, Elmira National Bank, Elmira, N,
Y, Chemical National Bank Chicago, ,Capi.
ia! National Bank, indianapolis, First Ma
tional Bank. Cedar Falls. Ia. Firsi National
Bank, Brunswick, Ca, 0glethorpe National
Bank, Brunswick, Ca, Evanston National
Bank Evanston, Ill. National Bank OF
Deposit New York, National Bank OF
North Dakots, Fargo, n. d., National Ban <
Fla, First National Bank, Braddck rex,
total banks, 20; total capital, 60. i5O. .0ooS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

Tho Rockford Monitor say. that 70 get "A
Intelligent idea oi the yastnes. u tho drink
hui ot IN" United states Tor 1892 : 300. 600. e.
WO. "" mas" Few comparisons The net
earning ~ all the railroads of the United
states amount 90 less than oue-thirI ot our
drink hilI The loss of property by fire Ia
ls'l was only on"-ninth ~ the LIQUOR hi!l.
Tn" "ntr" expenses OF the United states
Government ar" only about one-half what w.
pay for in'1vicants. The aggregate capital
~ all our National banks Is about s7OD 600
Oo) ~ tu' little more than oua-hAlf the
amount -4uauiered on drink each ycar"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

The Religion, Herald -"mirks.
DR. j. b. letter il-ihrG nothing 80 much
A. = carpins crn-or'uu- spirit. lie said 1i
,t To-. bitter fruits Ire alienation, .trlfcs.
.hc Disgrace NJ the church. he curse Of
sous. tur ii-ruurrgement Ut good men. anu
the triumph 0, the IlgUd.v. These fault.
nuGrrs we..-nIgl reverse me lpustuii, m.
Junction, >p,hN evil Jt no man, ind .prnh
evil ~ All meu. one Jay a brother came
90 him finding tiult gf The American Baptist
Publication society. Or Jeter hcard him
patiently and replied ls follows Il have
~ fault t0 1nd Jf that society. [ nave
hCJwu % from its beginning, anu have
never known society more wisely man
aged.
II You AZ not willing tD cooperate with
anNil'ng IS Wllrl tJ's not N al RESPECT uitDi
your approval mere Is Iu nan aud No -.
ciety with llcn you can cu-Jpcratc. And
ygu could uut on that basis, cooperate with
yourself Tor you know that often yuu
tai. tU meu,gr" up tU your duty.' Then,
warming up, Dr Jrtrr added "lr you mean
tJ be consistent hnd .OgIca, there Is nothing
lett yuu but tD go Uut lud dig hole in the
ground anc put Yourself into II and have
nothing tp IO with any lnr On earth, for all
OF - fan OF reaching even Jur own pOUr
idea. % wlat We ought 10 De aud 10 DO
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
KExrrcky NoNEx ARnr.r--

4 dispatch states thA, one ;E9u.la! rro-
men ot OweusturO ny. have taaied -
f-th"r AMI pledged them m--ly,- % w..r- q CON
tnuous .r'IsaAr aga.n.c th- ligu.- Iral.r.
and manufacturers % that city They will
adopt th" plan % operation followed hy che
famous temperance "r'I-adr fifteen Years ago.
singing. prAyias and .Vhort'ng iG f-1at q the
saloons. Owrns0aro hi- sixty saloons. and
~ manufacturers maxr moro whisky than d.
made In any other city o. g.. sue The sim.
-" truth j. that the war between woman ~
IN" rrpr sentative ~ the nome and TIL.
saloon A. the most po:ent enemy 81 the home
i war O. which tnsrr can b. 40 permanent
respite unil the saloon or the home n de.
-troyed. Men talk g!ibiy about the impos-'-
bilit" u curbiuS natural appetite~ by law,
~ ~, 1-t-r> slis v-rJ- 49, a,--tha- sgf-y-e
those who have FELT the sting 81 "a ~ /.
either personally % through so1.e fr.ena. -
New lorG Mitns s.