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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Ready=l1ade BedWear.

Another invoice just in-better
values than the last lot. These will
interest housekeepers or any one
having use for Ready-Made Bed
wear.
Ready-Made PILLOW-CASES,
made of "Cast- Iron "Cotton-good,
heavy, round thread, and entirely
free from dressing-size 22!x36
inches,
I5c. each-$1.7j dozen.
BOLSTER CASES, 224x72
inches,
SOC. each.
UTICA SHEETS for double bed,
size 2sx2I yards,
Csc. each.
Double Bed Sheets-made of fine
Pepperell sheetlng-fine, soft,
round thread, free from dressing
size 2.x2} yards,
Mattings.
The Mattings are now really
the styles and the quality have
never been equalled at the price.
Seamless China Mattings,
10, ID, 80, 20, 2S, and zoe.
Fine Cotton-Warp japanese Mat
tings in new designs,
30, 40, and SOC. yard.
Silk Curtains.
We have just received new line
of Silk Curtains in beautiful effects,
$3.50, $500, and $50 pair.
Japanese Portieres.
Beaded Bamboo Portieres for
summer draperies,
$i.0j, $3.50, $3.50 each.
Vestibule Draperies.
Swiss Tambour Vestibule Lace,
80, so, Toe, and 81 yard.
Irish Point Vestibule Lace,
10, So, and 81 yard.
Point D. Esprit Yestibule Lace in
new designs.
Drapery.
Coin Spot Muslin, 40 inches wide.
zoe. yard.
Finer quality at
30, 35, and 4Oc.
SilkOlines.
all the new colorings and combina-
tons,
IL 1-2 and 1Jc. a yard.
Furniture Coverings.
A full line of Brocatelle and Silk
Damask, from
zoe. to ~ o yard.
Curtains.
Dotted Muslin Curtains, with
Huted rufile. PLAIN Swiss Curtains
with auted RufileL Swiss TAmbour.
Irish Point. and Nottingham Lace
Curtains. in all the new spring de-
signs.
THR F0IIR0IREAN .pRICR ca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
The Fairest of
Fashions Finery.

We have coiled another strand
into the cord of popularity that
binds your favor to us as SILK
and DkESS-GOODS leaders.
: i novelties as We have brought
together make al array of exclu-
sive effects that the oldest authority
on fashion events cannot find SUI
perior You know a rose nesting
in the heart of bunch of common
flowers centers your love OF Guilt
waited nature. That is about our
relation. All around US are hun
dreds OF styles OF stulfs that pass In
a crowd. But our collectlon-dif-
ferently entirely -grander-- choicer--
unapproached-draws forth the
wonder and admiration of every
fashion follower.
We don't have to argue price mat
ters-for now we nark as We buy
close.
We don't have to praise qualities,
for everybody knows nothing comes
into our store that We have fear OF.
We are conservative enough to be
cautious-and cautious enough TO be
safe. You are on the safe side
when you are on our side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
UNFRAMED HATS.

Here are Fancy Tuscan S'raws, English
Anlans. French Chips. Italian LeghOrns.
Spanish Tapes. and the Rough and Ready
Braids I'm all the leading shapes. from
the Sailor or Turban 10 the Large Gains
horo' Shape, or the New English Walking
Hat.
For Chndrn we have a number Of En-
tirely Original Designs in Trimmed Hats:
also an endless variety Of Tam o. shan
ters and Sailors. Yachting and Skull Caps.
FLOWERS.
Have You seen the values on the centre
counter In French Flowers We are offering
at 4Sc? They are cheap at 81.
On the right rs You enter you would
almost take the display for florists in
stead Of a miliner's. II would be hard -
name "A flower which cannot be produced
here.
LACES AND RIBBONS.
The above two items have made a won.
derful showing in the sales in the two
weeks past. But the price IS the incen-
tlVe-caE that b. wondered at2
See the values We Offer in LACES; COM
pare them with prices other houses are
asking you for the same material, and
On Ribbon we claim and do sell In our
retail department twice the quantity OF
any house in the city, and why? The
prices demonstrate saving 10 you Of
come here TO match shade but what you
get 1t.
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
a large variety Of all the popular STYLES
I'm SILK ana Kid Gloves AMI Mits are now
here in Il complete line of cOlOrs and
sizes.
only reliable makes II Gloves sold here.
Null Caps in SherTel, Embroidered and
Coored. New designs. with and without
Capes Price. from Zoe. each 10 $50.
L. X. Hats and Sun-Bonnets.
N~@Em@@@ q Sav
corner Fourth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
The DelineatOr.

CHE BEST FASHION MAGAZINE.
1t contains over 100 pages on the
prevailing and incoming fashion
seasonable living-the decoration OF
the home-the cultivation Of the ar
tistic faculties-and Q wide range OF
general literature designs, both to
please and instruct. 1t is . COM
pendium OF Fashion -Culture-and
Fine Arts The April edition IL
now ready--at our Pattern Counter,
s 15c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Death Of Mr.. George Atkisson.

LOUISA, VA, March 2i.-(Special)-Mr
George Atkinson. a wcll-known citizen
and retired merchant at Frederick's Hall,
died Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
MILLINERY.

The number OF Trimmed and t'ntrimmed
Hats and Bonnets disposed Of here in the
week past SPEAKS volumes for the popu-
lhrity OF our styles and prices.
We are now better prepared TO cater 10
your wants I'm Headgear than ever before.
Tomorrow YOU will have an opportunity
Of selecting from oyer $50 styles I'm Trim
med Hats and Bouuots ready TO put on
and wear out Of the store.
The prices range from So to So. We
have made preparations for all To be suit
ed in styles as Wei as prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
WOmen's Costumes.

Nothing to excuse-nothing to ex-
plain away, The assortment is as
representative as we know how to
make it.
Costumes at S6-stylish. Of course,
or they wouldn't be there. BY easy
steps the prices climb up ct s., sl2,
Sl6, SIS, and $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
[ Wraps.

Everybody knows that Paris says
"Capes" and that Berlin says
"Capes." In time therell be Capes
even in all stores. Where mastery
is manifest is in FORESEEING
what Paris and Berlin and London
will say. In that great second-iloor
display room of ours there are to-
day more Capes than you ever saw
before. Short Capes, Long Capes,
Medium-Length Capes in Silks
Laces-Cloths- come alone-some
in combinations-eac with touches
of elegance. In all America there
isn't better stock for completeness
and variety. Prices commence at
$3.50 with easy rises up to $50 each.
Women's Coats count in all the
approved styles, which we show IN
q full line at popular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
uos. Carriage for Norfolk.

Mr.. David A. Ainslie. OF this city. has
iust completed for the Norfolk Fire De-
nartment a 4-wheel Miscarriage. with
a capacity Of 1890 feet OF rubber hose.
This is the second hose-carriage OF this
description ever built In the south, both
of which were made by this concern. 1t
Is one Of the most elegant pieces Of work
manship ever turned out by this house.
The ornamentation in gold and silver on
n carmine background IS beautiful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Dress Goods.

4G.inch Bourette Dentelle-a silk
snd.wool weave, very pretty,
$I.jO yard.
46.inch Silk-ana- Wool Checks,
$I.2j yard.
4G-inch matte" Cloth-a fine
twill cloth in medium tones,
81 yard.
44-inch Silk-and- Wool Novelties
in rose, navy, and myrtle combi-
nations,
81 yard.
4O-inch All-Wool MORE in a va
riety of colors,
81 yard.
44-inch Plaisance Suitings in Two
Toned Effects,
zoe. yard.
40.inch All-Wool Stripes.
O0c. yard.
3S.inch Panama Suitings in
checks, stripes, aad mixtures.
soc. yard.
38-inch All-Wool Checks and Mix
lures,
4Jc. yard.
3S-inch All-Wool Basket Cloth in
solid colors, worth SOC. yard,
81 lie,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Suit Patterns.

Fnc Imported Atwood Novelty
Suit Patterns in checks-change-
able and irridescent effects,
SIS u pattern.
Imported Silk-and-Wool Suit
Patterns-rich combinations OF tan
and blue,
$14.
Imported Dresden Suit Patterns,
the newest,
$12.
Illuminated Serpentine Suit Pat
terms, handsome effects,
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

The Sigma Chi Fraternity should vote
for s. Blair MOsby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
Ladies' Shirt Waists,
Capes, CapeS, Cqpes.

go LADIES' BLACK. NRvY. pPoy>,
AND TAN CAPES. al ~ hte,t .,y,..
from $50 q N5. See or Lla al -,
can please you.
90 LADIES' SERGE SUITS n y,,,,
and Navy. with new styls 'sekrs ols,,
and moire-trimmsd. a. 5. {M.i', 80
so. Our styles are tho b..s a1i ,...,,
the lowest, as usual.
We have about p OF tho'e HANDSOME
BEADED cAPES leit at g.. 81. AMI
$50. You can use tim "a cut.n.,,,a
with silk or cloth FOR ca1,i as ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25
OUR
EXHIBITION
OF
SPRING
GOODS

Of the many b b"Hi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
Personals & Briefs.


Miss Martina Brown of New York
called to see us.
II, YOU can secure five yearly sub
scribers, you are sure of obtaining a
prize.
Rev. Mr.. Needham has been en-
Quoting revival services at the First
Baptist Church during the past week
with marked success.
1t is very poor economy to endeavor
to relieve a cold by neglecting it, when a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
cure it at once.
We are issuing tickets TO reliable
persons. Those who have not secured
them can do so. All who sell 20 will Sc
cure prize.
MIR. Amos j. Hood of Lenoir, N. C.
has been i'll for several weeks. He Ii
attracked with hemorrhages of th'
lungs. We hope he may speedily recover
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
Com neucemsnt Exercises.

School, No. 3, Farmsville District
taught by Miss. E. F. Mcdaniel had
It's Commencement Wednesday, 2Sth
inst.
Exercises consisted of recitations,
singing, calisthenicss flag drill, dialo-
CUES in which the children showed
themselves we'll equipped.
Addresses by DIR. II. Il. Mitchell,
Mr.. d. F. Bats of Petersburg, and
Lawyer Hewlett, formerly of Peters
burg. After this all were nicely en-
tertained with a grand picnic.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
Ladies' Association.

A grand entertainment was given last
Monday night at New Odd Fellows Hall
by the Ladies Association of Henrico
Lodge, No. 1894, the occasion being the
third anniversary.
A large number were present. Many
enjoyed themselves by engaging in the
dance, and as their forms we're gracefully
moving from one portion of the hall to
the other the throng gazed on in admir-
alton.
The supper was all that the heart
could wish and many were the congratu-
lations bestowed upon the management.
The officers are Mrs. VIM. f. Wilson,
president Mrs. w. l. Johnson, vice
president Mrs. Junius r. Smith, treas
urer Mrs. M. +. Tyler, secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
and their contents are now being hauled
to the penitentiary for saiekeeping.

and their contents are now being hauled
to the penitentiary for saiekeeping.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. March 31.--Judce
Watts, of the State Courts. on request of
Governor Tillman, has granted an in
junction against Manager Gray, OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. re-
straining him from accepting messages
for t:ansmittal on the Darlington troub-
le unless sent by the State authorities.
The Injunction was served on Manager
Gray at z Z. M.
INSTRUMENTATION MANIFEST.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 3I.-The
Fourth Brigade of State troops. ordered
out by Governor Tillman to protect the
whiskey constabulery in Darlington has
refused to bulge. The Adjutant- General
of the State is here trying to raise an
army to go to Darlington, without sue
cess.
SHOT WHILE PLEADING FOR LIFE.
1t was reported there that Constable
Gaillard's son had been found in the
woods, having been unable to go on ac-
count of q wounded leg, and had been
flied without shot while pleading for his
| life.
Ia the Aaeamtfme the citizens of Darl-
iDgton are not idle. At 6 O'Clock this
afternoon there We're 10 armed men at
Darlington and vicinity ready to defend
the people of the town against all COM
ers. Last night the dispensaries at Flor
ence and Timonsvills were raided and
the whiskey turned into the CUTTERS.
Today scouting parties have been
securing the country for whiskey spies
who made their escape yesterday. Three
of them were captured at Sumter to-day
and sent to the penitentiary in Colum.
bia for safekeeping.
WHITE MEN TREATED AS NEGROES.
J Seven or eight more spies were sur
rounded in the swamp at Syracuse, anC
are certain TO be captured. Two Others
surrendered to-day, had are now in th'
= hands OF the people 1t is believed ant
? threatened that all who are capture,
: will be killed, and there are stron,
: threats tonight that the spy McLendon
who was wounded in the fight yesterda,
will be lynched tonight. The situation
is very grave, and the state of the publ
mind is indiscribable. At no time in th
: history of this State for the last thirt
: years has there been so great estraDg,
. ment between it's people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
Do yOu KnOw Them !
LAKE SCOTT Co., MISS.

LAKE ScoTT Co., Mss. ~
To whom this may concern
an iDquiring for my long lost peo-
Dle whom | left in Richmond, Va, before
the war. My father was named Gilbert.
My mother was named Leah Miles, one
sister was named Mary Ann Miles, one
was named Levy Miles. The name OF
my brother have forgotten. My name
was Clarissa Miles but my name now is
Annie Powe. Please direct your letters
to Mrs. Annie Powe,
In care OF Rev. c. W. Ivy, pastor.
Lake, Mississippi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
ASHLAND. Va March %. '94

,
Dear Brother:-The meeting of the
Alumni Asso citation of the Richmond
Theological Seminary will take place
April 26th, and we sincerely hope that
all of the old students will revisit the
school on this occasion and make this
meeting a success.
Show your love and appreciation for
your old Alma Mater by sending your
annual fee to the Treasurer, Prof. ]. E.
Jones, d. ID.
Come, come, come.
II SPILLER. PRESIDENT.
II. M. ALLEN, Cor. SEC'Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
Contract Labor Wins.

The Common Council of this city de-
cided to sustain the Street Committee in
it's action of having sewer work done by
contract labor instead of by day labor
The argument was that it could be
done 80 per cent cheaper by the former
than by the latter plan.
Colored men will be particularly graf
fled at this news, indicating as it does
that race prejudice will not figure sc
prominently as it did in former years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
DIR. W. b. JohnsOn's Lecture.

An enthusiastic, applauding audience
greeted DR.. w. B. Johnson at the 9th
St. Baptist Church on the evening OF the
2Sth, ult. His lecture on Rats" fairly
carried his hearers in a storm. No church
can fail to be benefited by such lectures.
In fact it would pay any church to send
for the distinguished pulpit orator and
have him deliver that mastery proc due
ton. Richmond hopes to hear him
again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

Louis Christian, an old colored
man while attempting TO alight
from an electric car at Fourteenth
and Main streets yesterday, was
thrown to the ground by the sudden
moving off of the car, and his leg
broken near the hip. He is now be-
ing treated at DR.. McGuire's hospi-
tai.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
WHAT is SERVED
IT'S READERS.
THIS w E Z K.
Who GAN FORGIVE SIHg
REVIEWS
RESPONDS,

An Exhaustive Analysis
Ofthe Doctrine OF the CathO-
Tic Church.
Martial Law Declared in
South Carolina. Gov. Till
man Assumes EXtIaOIdina-
Ty Powers in the Palmetto
State.
Isaac Jenkins Conditions
A Vivid Presentation ofthe
Brutality to Which He has
been Subjected.
President Cleveland Ap-
points Ex-Minister c. II. j.
Taylor Recorder of Deeds.
The Presidents Veto.
Postmaster CulIingsWorth
Ignores the Civil Service
Law.
Crisp Editorial Briefs.
The Rambler Speaks
Churches, Politics and Race
Prejudice.
A Letter from Afiica--Ad
vice from the Dark Cont
nent.
Interesting Correspondents
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
Royal Wedding Repeated by request

One of the grandest and most pleasing
entertainments ever given in Richmond
was that last Mondsy night at the 9th
st. Baptist Church. Those not in at
tendance on that occasion missed royal
treat. So pleased were the audience that
they voted requesting Miss Fanny Payne
Walker to repeat it next Monday night
at the same church.
1t will only cost you 10 cents so you
had better go. See the advertisement
on the first.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07
PRUDENT
PEOPLE

Prepare for emergencies
by keeping their lives in
sured.
Then, Insure at oncel
Do it nowl Do not waitl
Insure in The Security
Industrial Life Insurance
Co., which does not dis
criminate on account of
color. Live Company.
All claims paid promptly
Agents wanted to can
vass the city. Office $50
+. Broad st.
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Buy the prze tickets OF the ticket
sellers. and send them to us. The
PLANET will be sent you
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VITANTED. TO LOAN MONEY TO EVERY
Wy BODY. sums from IS. to siO0. small
monthly payments, per cent. interest Also a
death BENEFITS OF old and young not exceed
ng $iOo0-cost 81. Send stamp for particulars.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

Have YOU been reading this pa
per 4? Have you paid for it If not,
send in your subscription.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

If the Priest has absolute power to.
forgive sin as lord in Christ's stead,
then why do Catholics pray to the dead?
The true church of God has never offered
prayers to deceased mortaIs. Why
bother the dead if the Priest has power
to forgive sin This of itself exposes
the rottenness of Priestly absolution.
The custom of praying to the dead is OF
heather origin. 1t was the custom OF
the Ancient Romans to defy their great
men, and seek blessings from them And
the Papists, initiating their examples,
cannonlze those whom they honor dus-
ing life, offer incense to them, bow before
them and supplicate their assistance.
Thus in the ''Litany of Saints" found in
"rhe Catholic Manual" we find these pc
titions, st. Stephens, st. Laurence, st.
Vincent, SITS. Fabian and Sebastian, St.
John, and st. Paul, st. Cosmas and ST
Damian, pray for 1s. All We holy Mar
tyrs, SITS. Sylvester GREGORY, Ambrose
Austin, Martin, Jerome, Nicolas, pray
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

an Exhaustive Analysis
Ofthe Doctrine OF the CathO-
Tic Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-04-07

Peter in none of his writings claims
the power to forgive sin. But attrl
butes the forgiveness OF sin to God and
| his Christ. Listen to him, listen to his
words before the council of Priests and
| Others. "rhe God of our fathers raised
| no Jesus whom We slew and hanged on
| O tree, Him hath God exalted with his
! right hand to be Prince and Saviour
! for to give repentance to Israel and tor
| giveness of sins" Acts 5:31.
Here eter plainly teaches that God
and his Christ are the ones to forgive sin
still maintain that even though the
Apostles did forgive sin-and they did
not,-that does not argue that sinful
Priest can do thesame. Tht Priest
does not claim to work miracles as did
the Apostles, then why should he AFRO
gate to himself the power to forgive SIM
The idea is simply foolish, But l have
been willing to concede the fact that the
Priest might forgive sin providing h'
! produced an instance where the ApoE
ties did it, but he acknowledges that h'
can not produce a single instance. sc
the Priest claims greater power thar
was exercised by the Apostles.
: THE PRIEST AS SPIRITUAL vooDo'
7 DOCTOR.
There we're once some doctors 90
e called among US that went abou
q claiming to cure diseases In a wa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-02
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-07-27
The Niagara Falls Power Company.

The supply canal leaves the Niagara
River about 1000 feet above the Falls 1t
is lSS feet wide and Il feet deep, with cut
stone walls. From this canal water passes
b. gates and penstoeks to the turbines.
At present the wheel pit is constructed
only on the western side Of the canal.
This pit is q ieet wide, ITO feet deep. and
$50 feet long, and the turbines are now
being placed in the northern end of it.
The penstoeks which supply the turbines
are II feet in diameter, and the turbines
themselves each of which is double, take
the water at the center and discharge
outwardly. These are feet inches in
diameter. and each double turbine will
develop 5000 horse power. The shaft
fIom the turbines is of hollow steel, 81
inches in diameter and of an inch thick
at bearings, the shaft is solid and IL in
ches in diameter. The turbines are sc
arranged that the weight of shafts, tur
blnes, and gear is counterbalanced by the
upward thrust of the water, so that wher
running the thrust will be on the bearings
at the top. These are to run At 250 revo
lutions minute. The breadth from the
surface of the water in the canal to 6
point halt way between the two double
turbines is 1876 feet The tail race is &
tunnel, 1000 feet long, 81 feet high, Il
feet 10 inches wide, liued throughout with
brick. 1t has a fall of 524 feet, and open:
at the bottom of the gorge, just below the
upper Suspension Bridge, at the level o
tha sfraam
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-07-27
A Prescription for the Times.

What this country needs is more farm
ers, and not SO many people Gro owding into
manufacturing centres. You never hear
of farmers suffering for food, or of the
farmers being thrown out of employment
by general shutdown movement, or oil g
strike or boycott by farmers through which
the whole country must suffer BY the
very nature of their business they be
come patriotic, level headed and staunch
citizens. They do not, as rule, grow
rich suddenly, but they always have
enough, and they are independent and free
| in the fallest sense of the term. Now We
| believe that the way to solve the problem
of the times, which is a serious one, is to
adopt policy like this: Protection t.
| home industries; bi-metalism; reclaim th'
deserts OF the W est by irrigation thu
\ opening the millions of acres OF fertile
lands to the people; reduce taxes on i'm
proved farm property to the minimum
| increase the taxes on all unimproved
lands; restrict immigration; give all pos
sible encouragement to education, and
discourage the drink habit by making
every child familiar with the evil conequen
ces OF the intemperate use of Intoxicating
| liquors.