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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

LONDON. Aug. 19.-Gold to the amount
ell0,0O0 was withdrawn to-day from the
Bank of England for shipment to the
United States. The Cunard Line steamer
Campania, which sails from Liverpool for
New York to-day, will take RS65. 600 gold,
and the American Line steamer New
York, sailing from Southampton, will take
ESQ, 900,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24
SHOT HIM TO DEATH.
The Usual Fate Awarded Negro

The Usual Fate Awarded a Negro who
Assaulted n White Woman in Kentucky.
PApUoAH, KY, Aug. 19.--Last Tuesday
a negro tramp went to the farm of Albert
Horn and asked for food. Mrs. Horn was
alone and the tramp assaulted her.
Her screams brought her husband from
started in pursuit and after a short chase
shot him to death.
The news was suppressed until to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24
CHOLERA FROM CUoOMBERs.
How the Disease Was Introduced Ii

How the Disease Was Introduced In
Beriin--No Further Gases There.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Surgeon-G General
Wyman of the Marine Hospital service,
has received cablegram from Consul
General Edwards, at Berlin, stating that
there are no further cases of cholera there.
The disease, the dispatch says, was in
troduced through cucumbers procured
from infected districts In Russian Poland.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24
treasury AppoIntments in Prospeot.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.--It is stated at the
Treasury that Assistant Secretary Hamlin,
while in Massachusetts. will visit Presi-
dent Cleveland and as result of that
visit on his return TO Washington a num-
will lie announced.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24
ROBBED oF SI.no0.
Masked Men Enter the House of an
Arkansas Farmer. Rob Him, and Then
Beat Him with Revolvers.

Arkansas Farmer. Rob Him, and Then
BEAT Him with Revolvers.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug, 21.-Satur-
day night six masked men went to the
house of Alfred Allan, farmer living
near Piggot, and compelled him to give
up what money he had, amounting to
$1,000.
Allan was awakened by the light Of
the lantern which the burglars carried.
In attempting TO get up the robbers
struck him with revolvers until he was
unconscious. Allan's wife was awak-
ened and forced to reveal the hiding
place of the money. The robbers then
left, firing volley at the house. Allan
is expected to die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

MARION. IND, Aug. 19.-Twenty-two
pensioners at the Soldiers Home were
notified, yesterday, that their pensions had
been suspended. Over 100 at that institu-
ton have been dropped from the pension
rolls under the new administration.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

Roy wilkes Establishes New Record.
Roy Wilkes at Fort Wayne, Ind, on
Saturday, set new pace for stations
IN class race. He paced mile in
toe9, defeating Mascot, the world-re-
loMned PAGER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24
Large Fire al nIcKeespnrt.

PIrrsBuRe, Pa, Aug. 19.-Taylor &
Shoup's planning mill at McKeesport, to-
gether with large quantity of lumber
and three dwelling houses, was destroyed
by fire at late hour last night. Loss,
S25, 900; partly insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

NoRwIcm, Conn, Aug. 19.-Willie
Knccht of Matawan, N. j., won the ma
tional croquet tournament, having de-
derful game.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

Michael Finerman, a workman en-
ployed by the Edge Moor iron works. had
Friday that it had TO be amputated. He
was taken to the Delaware Hospital,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

BERLIN. Aug. ia blasting explosion
occurred to-day in the King Ludwig coal
mine Ut Herne, near Beechum, in West
phalis, and seven miners were killed. Six
we're seriously injured,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

Temperance Orator-How strange
that man will put an enemy into his
stomach to steal away his brains! Voice
In Audience-Great Scott! Is that where
you carry your brainsp--jSs Botolph
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24
CARLISLE ON FREE COINAGE
The Secretary's Letter to
Senator Voorhees,.
IT IS AN IMPOSSIBLE POLICY
The Cost to the Country
Would be Too Great.

An Important Communication From the
Secretary of tue Treasury to senator
Voorhees, on the Free Coinage Question
--senator Vests Project Would Govt
the Country Sis, 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

Horsfords Acid Phosphate. For right
good and lasting cool drink, take Horsford's
Acid Phosphate with ice-water and sugar.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-08-24

Tackle an obstinate cough or cold with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies ToothacEs Drops cure in one
minute.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Commercial Banking Co. Of Sydney,
London
The Commercial Banking CO. Of sydney,
sydney The Bank Of New Zealand, Auck.
land, and its branches in Chrstchurch,
Dunedin and Wellington.
The Bank Of British Columbia, Portland,
Oregon
The Azorc, AMI Madeira Islands.
stockholm, Sweden
The Chartered Bank Of India, Australia and
China.
liongkong, Yokohama, Japan. And transact
General Banking Business,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27

| Mrs. Elmeda Il. Bowen of Monroe, Me.
S the wife of Deacon Jeremiah Bowen Of
hat town. April "a, 1884, being justifiably
alarmed concerning her health, she called
IN one of the leading physicians of this
couhty who found her affected with So.
we're cough, accompanied with night sweats
hectic flush. and great emaciation; he,
pulse las $50, her temperature l0i liz, and
she manifested all the symptoms of tuter.
cular consumption. Examination ascer
taineti the existence of large cavity in the
left lung. Inquiry disclosed that she was
having frequent, almost daily bemorrhages.
Within the preceding two years, Mrs. Bow
ems mother and two sisters had died from
consumption.
The physician was then commencing 10
lis private practice, the use of the remedy
now known az Rodolfs New Medical Dis
coyery- He prescribed it for Mrs. Bowen.
Under this treatment she steadily improved
until, on the 9th of the following September,
she was so nearly well as to dispense with
bis attendance, tho continuing to take the
medicine for several months. at the end of
wlsiSh fine she hal entirely recovered.
Eight Years have passed since then, and
Mrs Bow en is to'iay plump healthy woman
who feels that she owes her Il fe and restored
health 10 Ralai''s New Medical Discovery
and gladly tesiiii's to that fact. as may be-
verified by writing To her concerning l,,r
ease AMI inrl"4'n.s stamps for reply.
Th're are hundreds Of thnussuis toisy
wasting a~ay 18th TIL, same iea,iiy dis
ease h1 might Ice saved by The tin. " and
PERSISTENT use Of E<~ioif's New Medical
l'iscoyerg together ritb RVlolf's Cream
EnInisioH Fh,-- fpn,e6ies have beentasted
anil p rf.ctsi by eminent regniar ,saysi-
clans, an are prescribed by saeh whe, .
known. Taey have provei themselves to
be a thoroughly reiaile eare for eonsumt-
ton. scrofnia. rheuma'is,n, debility. and all
haraofs and impurities Of the blooi- TT,
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
ktWS NUGGETS.


| The second application for a writ of erro
I lW Willitm Coy To rac;ttr his sentence o
death was denied saturday.
| The latest trust is snid to he taunnrJ
combine with a capital of SIS 600 900, b,
! Boston and New York men.
| The Columbia Paper Co.'S paper mill,
/ Elmwood, ILL.,, was burned Sunday. Loss
so ,0o1; insurance, 81 900.
/ II. Wenger 4 Eros ilour mill AMI stor,
houses at Ayton. Ont. burned SUNDAY
/ Loss. $40 900: covered hy insurance.
! Sixty weavers in the woollen mill of tn,
/ :, h. ~ayles Company, Daricisnnyile. O..
have struck for an advance of the prize pei
/ piece.
I Hon. Thomas y. Hart. Boston's post
/ ma-te-, is Il candidate for the Republican
nomination for Governor of Massachnsett;
next fall
Two men were arrested at South Fran
iagliam. SATURDAY morning for burglary
( The stolen goods were found On them. \
third man escaped.
4 brutal Prize fight took place near Mon
treal SATURDAY. morning between Jim fiurs'
and l.. Jturinss. Jennings was knocked
ont IN the eightl rOunh.
Billy Miller died at San Francisco.
SATURDAY, from injuries received IN i prize
fight with p.d llsH kins, Friday night. All
concerned were arrested.
Andrew McAnIrew. of Dorchester, lo
administers, poison Ia his wife with Intent
to kill, last Iuly. was Saturday sentenced
to five wears in the state prison.
Chief Justice Horton has announced his
decision in favor nf the kausts Repuhli an
House. Judge johnson supports Iustics
Horton This m,kes 4 decision in favor
of the Republican House.
Charles rrentz and his sister, Louisa. Of
Piusburg. Penn, received letter few
days ago FROM an attorney in Lewiston,
Maine, their former home. enclosing $500
and telling them To come e. Lewiston at
once to claim a fortune which was left to
them by a relative who del 10 years ago.
Ii amounts to goo. 900.
Chancellor McGill. iuige OF the peroga-
tive court of New Jersey. on Tuesday last
fled an opinion revokiag i probate he hal
previously granted on u pretended will %
George T. Gordon, the late M llionairs
printing press maker of Railway. The
Judges decision. in effect, declares the viii
II forgery, and the sensational feature of the
EVIDENCE upon inch the decision is based
was the discovery in a re,I ink used in W hat
~Ts asserted e. i.o tag original draft of the
w III 'st =. IA IsG> - Ise CHEMICAL eosine.
NO. s..yt NJ, / urs,l is,., aft net impaired
10 this .sH ntrr nntil after that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27

Frank Palmer Of Aha vas in the city On
f.st.insss SATURDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
For Men was the Expression Of The German
People by Large Maiorities.

BIZ sSEts, Feb. PA referendum, i'll
stitutcd by the Liberal societies to learn the
sentiment of the people on the suffrage
question, was taken today throughout thu
kingdom. All outlying villages had polling
stations, so that rs large a vote as possible
might be obtained in the district. despite
the rain the sireets were tllr0nged all day
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed, es-
pecially i'll the quarters occupied 10y the
workingmen, although there was no dis
order.
In Brussels 5000 votes were cast. A
large majority fn orcd NJ. Ianscn's proposal
of universal manhood suffrage. The So
cialsts voted for il to man The catho.
lies and more moderate Liberals abstaimed
from voting.
In the smaller cities and in towns the
majority for the jansen proposal was still
greater than here. The opponents of uni
versal suffrage are trying already to
break the force of the verdict by making
charges of bribery, but no doubt tie
opinion expressed by the people today will
have strong influence upon suffrage in the
chamber on Tuesday.
In this city and suburbs, III 700 men
were requested to vote. Of this number
1850 voted for universal manhoo suf
rage; 1851 for suffrage for men of more
than % years, AMI 1885 for less radical
plans. The rest abstained from voting. 4,
the streets were still thronged v iih cx-
citing crowds, although there WAC 10 dis
order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
THE QUEENS ENVOY
Claims that the Hawaiian Annexation
Treaty IS Practically Defeated.
Ne Proposes Congressional Commission TO
Visit Hawaiian ISLANDS.

WASnfsa ROY, Feb. 26.--faui Ncunsau,
envoy of tsaern Lihaokalani To Washing
ton, today expressed the belief that the
treaty of annexation was practically de-
featei. He said the Senate would be asked
this week TO apaoint commission TO visit
the Hawaiian islands and Investigated The
condition of affairs there.
Ii this is done. he said the Senate and caun-
try wouki learn the conditions under which
the people of Hawaii almost unanimously
support the movement for the annexation
Of the islands. if i, is determined that is the
best thing for both countries.
A political treaty, Mr.. Neuman said
gave the people of Hawaii practically moth
ing, and the offer of the islands came from
a body of men who had nothing To give
He declared the Queen had not been de
posed, but had simply retired To her resi-
dence to avoid a conflict with the Unitet
States troops.
lie asserted that Minister Stevens wa
compelled to raise the United States ilas
over the government buil,liny in Honolulu
to protect the provisional government from
its own paftisans. Mr.. Neuman hoped tht
protectorate would be maintained untsl III,
futufe course of the islands is settled.
Mr.. Neuman criticised the action OF Mr.
Davies in starting for the United States
with Princess Kaiuiani, and also hi,
reported proposition 10 accept uuitet
States protectorate over the islands viii
the princess on the throne, with a regcne,
for three years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27

The second annual meeting of the ken
nehcc County Teach,r.' Association will b,
held in this city on Friday aud SATURDAY
March 10 AMI II. The following is the
programme issued by the executive com
mittcc On SATURDAY, through the chairman
Mr.. Liacolu psen OF WHerville
Friday Mare. i0-l0 80. The Art oi
Questioning Prot, y l.. Bassrtt. Cobb,
University; p-cnssion, Prin. & C.. Pur
iugtsn, Pennington, ll3a, "a C1mpari
son of the kuu'so ahl Enaitsh Methods OF
pruu"nn,ing latte rrns. W. \. Itough
ton. Bo~doin Eoilcsv; Discussion. De. j
X. Hansen, Gohufn Classical Institute
40, Practical tWlies Prof Ilartslorn
Bates College: Discussion. Prir. W. 4
iioSt, Augus,a High School; What are thu
Rights of Daii anI Lszy rupils?'
Pres. +. y Smith Maine We<leyar
Seminary AMI Female CollegS
: 30, address nf weleona4, Hon A. A.
Spear. MAYOR of Gardner, music by pupils
of ,l,e Gardiner iiigi, School; fseture. q
r. pntingiea. pti'.cipal Farisington Nor
NAL School.
SATURDAY. March ii.--9 OH. methods in
Geography" Charles +. King. prin ,ip,l 1T
Dearborn Grammar School Boston; 10 III
>. Methods in the rhy steal Sci a-s'-." p.sf.
4 l.. Lane. CohHrn Classical iastiiutr !;
'ts''a,si. n. Prin ipal ". t.. Powers, Gar,
miner: ~ 80, dteuer nj tse Evans iluRsr. 10
he followed by Symposium an Methods
in English" Many practical teachers have
co.'s. n'e,l to taxi part in ihls discussion,
Questions au'l general discussion III b. in
nrisr throughout ii,s, rFogra'"ia". The
Maiu. ~ ptrai viii sali rouai trip sisxs,s at
nue aul uuc third FIRE M isiy tc,eaers
desiring ~ eoaan',,eies.s jasiag tle meet
Ing will pt ase s,o.l word to rrinp' pal W.
L.. l'overs on Or before March I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from LIST page. !

an ac; to amend sec. | of chap 252 of the
223, Public Laws of 1889; also reported
ought not to pass on bill an act to amend
sec IS of chap 6 of the Revised Statutes
changing the May terms of the county com
sioners court from the second to the third
Tuesday,
Mr.. Rollins from the committee on in
land fisheries and game reported ought to
pass on bill an act to change the close time
on perch and bass in IIaden lake read
and assigned.
NJ. Sylvester from the same committee
reported legislation inexpcdient on order to
amend chap. Isl, Private and Special Laws
of 1891.
Mr.. Rollins from the same committee re-
ported leave to withdraw OH petition of H.
>. Sampson and others for special act for
the protection of fish in Dnrey pond near
Temple.
Mr.. StoIiarl from the same committee
reported ought TO pass On bill an act for the
protection of beaver for a period of four
years; printed under rule: also reported
ought not 10 pass on resolve in favor of the
North Kennebcc Fish and Game Associ,-
ton; also reported leave to withdraw on
petition of c. II. Hamilton for law to be
o'is N'"'' WA v" ''''"Ns anu
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27

Mas Funeral o. Tate Geo. E. Weeks al Con
q gregationaI Church Saturday.

The funeral OF the late Hon. George +
Weeks was held Saturday afternoon at the
Congregational church, the pastor, Rev.
j. S Williamson officiating.
The impressive service opened with a
hymn hy the Winthrop Street Quartet.
Scripture recalling aud prayer by the pas
tor followed. after which the quartet
rendered another hymn. Then Mr.. William
sou delivered a tender and eloquent adj
dress on Mr. Weeks life and character.
lie spoke of his many good traits, sketcitd
us career. abiding 10 the fact that he hal
held many official positions and hal dis
charged the duties of all with distinguishes,
integrity AMI ability. The services closed
with bencdc,ion by the pastor AMI II
hymn by the quartet. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful. Among others
was broken column of roses from the
family, who also sent the beauti-
full pillow of roses, AT Rest, -
which stool at the foot of the
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27

WIcmTA, Kan, Feb. 26.--At meeting
held here today plans were perfected To
form a vast confederation of the employees
of all the mechanical departments of the
Santa Fe system. Over 80 delegates were
present. representing the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, Order of Railroad
Conductors, brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen, Switchmen's Mutual Aid Associa-
lion, Order of Railway Photographers, and
brotherhood of Trainmen.
Articles to govern the system of fedora
ton are to include all the employees of the
Santa Fe system proper and all its oper-
ated lines were adopted and will be sub
mitted to the subordinate lodges for con
firmation.
1--WE have no grievances to right said
one delegate, land no strike or trouble is
contemplated. The organization is formed
solely with a view to protecting the systems
employees in event of any grievances com
ing up at some future time"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
A VALUABLE VOLUME.
ci,Y Charter. Ordinances. Etc. as Revised
BY Mexsrs Cornish and soushAfd.

The fiti series anil fourth revision ot
the charter and oriiuancrs of tte eits o.
Augusta rs inst i-snc'l from the p-ess : 1
tho Maine Farmers Aimanae is an admir-
abb. book from all s,amip.ints, rejecting
mich credit upon the eosnpilcrs, sIessrs.
Leslie q Cor,isl, and Fraak Il. Southland.
Ts,,. wo,k j. the nio<s elshnri,e su'i mos,
valuable Of any vet issued AMI r.'ehs truth
fully 10 called bahIbesk af III.
city government Of Augusta For III it are
centaitse,l al things necessary to proper
understanding of the cify's Affairs save sss.y
the financial figures.
In addition 10 the charter. revision of
ord naaces, aud acts Of the Legislature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
FIRE At ST. PAUL.
Total loss, 200,000-Two Firemen In
iured. One Probably Fatally.

Sr. PAN, Mimi, Feb. 26.-Fire caused
by spontaneous combustion, broke out to.
day on the second floor of the building oc
cuped by the Minnesota Shoe Co. An OK.
plosion Knocked out the front of the build
ing, and the building was Quilted by flames
and the two adjoining establishments badly
damaged,
The Minnesota Shoe Company's loss i
Sli0,0o0; insurance, Sl5S,o0o. Kuhes (
Stock, cigar manufacturers, loss, S2s 900
covered by insurance. VIM. Roder 4 Co.
manufacturers of fine machinery and steam
heating apparatus, loss, $1,000; Insured
The loss in other departments will brinl
the total up to abont $500, 600. Two fire
men were injured, one probably fatally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
FIRE At CHICAGO.
Caused by Spontaneous Combustion. Resulted
in a SIS 600 Loss.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Ten produce CON.
mission houses on South Water street were
damaged by fire today. The heaviest
losers were knecbt, Warner & Co., So
900; liexter & Co., $40 600; Neuberger &
Co., $1,000; Church & Braunling, $500.
The balance of the loss, which aggregated
SOB 900, is divided among six other con
Germs and owners of the buildings. Fire
destroyed two 5-story structures AMI on
ginatetl from spontaneous combustion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
DRUGGISTS BILL
Reported With Entirely New Amend
ment Requiring Prescription.
vsst Cess il Soil Bsasehes ~ he Fiss
Saturday sessiea.

Tn. dv,,1o,Stss hill s-,o,s. ;rs,, .ta Saaa,s
S.,,,d.v m,,,,,r- ,.,.,,,s., {, nav 5,,.,
hv tho r.;a,;,y as H.. s,;,.a. p..s
uavo p,a~ U,,n,t- s,.. 80, p;,,
xn ,,,,,,;,x ,s,,,,. h,s ,.,.,,, q, a., !, :.
s.;, % Ia ,t,,,bss,,t 70
Fran, ,,n,. Ia tim. ,,,t. n.w.na, h.va
renor,.a III. Change. x,,;ch IN. co,,r,;,,ss
had de.;,l,d Huan i,u, tn. p,e.c,, hill e.,,.
tain. .,iti ,,,o,be, nay s..,,,,ra 80 ..,;.
ina ,3,,.i,.i,n,. Y,..e,;,,;.r n, .a..,i...
? In. wo-J .saIeotoliss, IL s.b.,it,,.a g.,
..;n,ax,e,t;n.-, n. 4o..r;b;,,,, t..,. =.
40 Tin. 4 = uroyisioo ia ;,,sav,ei ,.a,,;,,,,
the anproyal of the .,ruog;,,,s ,.a,,as, ,.,r +,
hermit To sell liauors fine u.,n;e;n,f All
ers Of tl,e town in uy,ic,, ~ ir,,,;.
desires 20 ao business A xerv ,,,Le.
chang, has been ,ua,,e in tho ,r;s;,.t ri,
,ravi5i,v that TN. r,,,r,.bax.- -. t;l,.
have the prescription of a p,,y s;ciap know,
by the druggist To be in good reyu,,, .t,s.,
ing. This ehans,. is in ..c,;,, vshs-. .ts,
another iu,nsr,ant chance ia s,,,o5 81. n,
k.cp,nr of the file of sale anon IN ;r.n,,.
ton "at all reasonable hours
The first part of see i, "a fn,,aws.
Whenever apy person. u wears of ,..
aud personally known 10 such ano,h.carv
shall apply al the store eff any ano,ba..r,
having sucb nerp;t for ,nv ,l,.hot;. t;,,n-
AMI shall make n vr;,,a, mr. ,,;,,s.i s.,.a
mept. signed by him in ;nk tina, x,,.h Il
.e,ors are necessary and arc tn ha n.,a h,
himself or his family far ms,,;,.;
nj purpose. only. stating hi, nam. ,as;
dence and that he is 81 wears of ,,. IN,
kind and quantity of liqnors desired. an,
,LalI also present at ,I,,. same finn. a ,ro
,crimion f,,y ,t,rl, liottors fr,m , ,,g,,s;c;,n
known l.v sut,b up,,tlceary IN h.. :, ro,,,.
pra,tire. which sa,d presr,;p.;,, il ,o h,v.
the name Of thu, nars,n for whom, sueb !;
auors arr. prescribed surh ,poth,...,-v ;fb,
believes such statement IN h,. tr,a ,nI III.
.neb prescrin,ia, was oiysn /, .,,od Faith !;
hereby authorized to sell tn sucb ,er.o, M
exceeding one quart of smell, l;ouors ,no,
any one application. and eorrespond;ng n,a
seriptiop. Each sueh prescrin,;on aha,
no immediately ,t,acba, 20 i,
| corresponding statement and III,
statement so taken with s,,h rrosor;,,
ton so attached :berc.o shall h. kcr, -, Al,
Inv .ucb ,po,hec,ry ar ,s.;s,,,, uho ,,,,o
sncI, sal, and shall no o,e, Il, ;,.nao,;,,,
| NJ all reasonable bon-s. rh., f.,,l,, a.,
| form of tho st,ta,,o,,, IN III, ,ro,o h.. ,t
| mn reb,sar Tho .,;,;,,I hin r-.;t,a ,1..
| ma anotbccnrv shall soil mora tho, an
ouart of sncb l,ouors ma, any ana smell
| sr,tems mr. wbera,x the reu I,af, nrar;1o
n. shall sell no mora ,b., ma ,r,,t;,
| up,n sucb s,,,em.p, and ,resc,;,t,o, soa
: of tin. nev draft nroviJ.s that sang no,
son " to sh,l, Obtain any sucb li,uors fro,
| any ,po,hocory b,y;,, .u,.,, ,o-r,;, h., an,
fd-e statement fake ,epresep,,,;on :,
fake nr.t,ns. ar vim shall ,h,a;, al,
| nrescriotion an which s,ch ,iouors ,rs nj,
,,;,ol s.,, ,,,,,.;,.; 81,