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The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18
THOSE WHO SUFFER

from the results of racnta or physica exert'on hardship. ex posure hidden drains, caprice or who have brought upon themselves series of aftictons by ignorantly or wilfully violating natures .aws. will find in Catou's Vitalixer and Nerve Tonic t,,e remedy for their certain rei-f It speedily removes all evidences of progressive physical dete rioration, and restores the enfeebied encrgs@ to their natural yiQor,
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18

Children nike to take " q. c. C. Certain Chill CEre," t..c pleas ant and guaranteed cure for Fever, Aguc and MalRFia-Bet. ter than Qujnino. Price 60 cts.
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18
RHEUMAT

Csssful results, but which brought on an attack of merCurial rheumatism that made my life one of agony. After suf- ering four years I gave up all remedies and commenced using S s. s. After taking several bottles, was entirely cured and able to resume work.
 S is the greatest medicine for ~ blood poisoning to-day on the market"
 Trcatiss on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed eDo. SWIFT eRpc11o O., Atlanta, Ga.
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18
PERFECT CONSTITUTIONAL P0WERS

It is powerful nerve invigorating ton'c, impan. ing its restorative influence through the medium oi body It makes but little difference whether the constitutional vigor has been undermined by acute disease, overvork certain rnischieyous indis1re
 tons: whether inc broken down condition is called by one name or other, long as there is nervous cxhaustioA general or focal weakness-so long as e,crvation and debility the t,1s of the aiiment
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18
Dr. CATIONS Nerve Tonic and vitalizel
 QUICKLY CURES General and Nervous Debihty.l

Completely. Perfectly and Pcrmanently Renewing the Vital Energies: Increasing Nervous Power.
 Renewing the Ambition of Youth and the Courage of Manhood; Restoring to Enteeoieds
 Enervated. Exhausted, Devitalized, or
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18
MERcURIAL

MT. J. Q. Jones, of Fulton, Ark, sayso9
 "About ten years ago con.
 tracted . sevure case of blood poison. Leading phyyiclsns prsscribed medicine after medicine, which took without any relief. also tried mercu- rial and potash remedies. with unsuc-
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18
DOUBLE WEDDING,
Tho Society Event of the Season.

u uMARRlED. on Tuesday afternoon. May To- lSsl, at 4:S0 o'clock, at the rHst Baptist church, Mir. D. c. Webb ana Miss Litie Beck, Rev. Jas. A. Mason, a presbyterian divine, officiat. ing, assisted by Rev. E. B. Ramsay, of Psducah, Ky. 0
The Forrest City times., 1894-05-18

MARRIED, on Tuesday afternoon. May 10, 1894, at 4:30 o'clock, at the rirst Baptist church, Mir. Jno. H. Tip ton and Miss Lola Grady, Rev. Jas. A, Mason, a Presbyterian divine. of1iciat- ing: assisted by Rev. E. B. Ramsay, of Paducah, Xiv,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
The BEARS ARE IN 4 CORNER.
Market Takes an Upward Turn,
with Bulls in Control.
whiskey and Chicago Gas Lead in
the Rise.

The tone OF speculation was altogether
more confident this morning. The bears
have once more carried their operations
too far and were made to pay the pen
atty.
The shorts they put out yesterday had
to be covered up at a loss. but there is
a latent short interest yet to be covered.
The first stock to rise was Whiskey,
which shot up nearly two points, to
1868.
This was on the decision reached by
the Trust to abandon the rebate voucher
system, which has always been OBJ
noxious, and also to the encouragement mo,
off as they fall due.
From this 1t is argued that the direc-
tors have succeeded in raising money
enough to put the concern in an easy
When the rise in whiskey culmi-
mated Chicago Gas was taken hold Of
story that t an I'M
Company, The shorts were badly fright
ened and their purchases led to a rise
from 20 to u S-s A good deal Of the
recently, so that It is scarce in the
louisville & Nashville declined 1-2, to
a fail in London, but soon recovered to
"a SIS. The trading in Sugar was FAR less
important than on yesterday, and the
d. stock ranged from SO 5-s to "a IL. ,oo.
burlington g. quincy IL, to 70; st. Paul
SIS, to 90 Ia; General Electric !, to SS IL;
Western Union rs, to 81 SIS: Rock Island
s-s, to 60 "a; Missouri Pacific 5-s, to
N$-4; Southern Railway pref r. t, to
Northwest s-S, TO 10e IA. United States
Cordage fell 1. to IL Ia.
Money unchanged at 1 per cent. on
cali and 10 a 3 Ia per cent on time:
and South are said to be smaller than
last week.
Foreign exchange duh at ass 10 q
ass for bankers long sterling, and
the market is easier, intending buyers
not caring to pay the rates demanded
The supply Of cotton and grain bills
shows some Improvement.
commeTcia , ar silver Advance sd
GIG. Bar silver in London rose to 29d
per ounce.
Rock Island yielded 1,1-2 per cent
under a sharp bear attack and touched
were >strong the general market was
not affected to any great extent. Chi
cage Gas sold .rp to within fraction
of 70 on a reiteration of the rumors
Oh cago Gas was the leader Of the
market right up to the close. The shorts
were on the run and their buying, com
bined with purchases by the pool working
on the bull side led to I, further nd eg ssarI
rise OF 37.S for the day; Sugar, the
Changers, Lead, Western Union and II
fact the whole list moved up in the late
trading. ,o -,
shares. In the unlisted department 40, S0
shares Of Sugar and 800 Lead were trad
ed In.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
BOTH SALES LEGAL.
Painter Bisson Permitted to Sell nm
Original After Selling Copyrights.

Painter Bisson Permitted to Sell m
Original After Selling Copyrights.
A decision OF much interest to artists
was given this morning in the United
States Circuit Court by Judge Town
send. granting an injunction and ac-
counting to Emil Werckmeister against
the Springer Lithographing Company.
In May, 1892, Edouard Bison, a we'll
known French painter, exhibited at
Paris painting called "Floreal." He
sold the picture, reserving rights of re-
production. Afterwards he sold to the
publication and copyright of the pic
In June, 1892, he sold to another person
the original study and model, which
was not in the same style as the fin
ished painting, telling the purchaser all
Then the defendants infringed the
copyright made to the complainant by
making photographic copies OF the paint
Ing and selling them.
Judge Townsend to-day held that the
Intellectual conceptions of an author
are his absolute property. He may
hold them In his brain or he may re-
signs. In the latter case the law pro-
tects him from duplication by others.
But II he sets them free by Unrestricted
publication he abandons his property to
the public.
In this case the decision quotes
when there Is a proprietor OF a paint
ing the rights of the author cease. Did
proprietor? 1 think not.
Il can see no violation of principle
In allowing an author to sell his painting
ana retain the right to copyright"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
SHE REFUSED TO BE TIED.
Louis Jnmes's Deposition in the
Marie Wainwright Case.

Therer was filed in the County Clerks
Office to-day deposition made by Actor
Louis C. James Sept. Is last. to be used
in the suit of Marie Wainwright for an
absolute divorce from him. as he ex-
pected to be on the road at the time OF
the trial of the suit.
The suit was dismissed by Justice In
graham yesterday because neither the
PLAINTIFF or her lawyers appeared tc
to-day Mr.. James swears that Miss
Wainwright and he began living to.
gether in the Fall of 1879. Her first
husband, Harry Slaughter was living
Mr.. James says he suggested a cere'
monial marriage to Miss Wainwright
but she objected, and said she would
never tie herself to another man.. Mr.
James says he left Miss Wainwright In
1888 because OF her intimacy with a
member of their company.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
FREE LANCE WIRES.
Brokers May he Indicted for Illegal
Electric Connections.

A mild sensation was sprung at the
meeting of the Board of Electrical
Control to-day. 1t was announced that
the inspectors of the Board had de-
tected a scheme on the part of some
brokers and bucket-shop keepers in
the vicinity of New street and Ex-
change place, whereby they are using
telegraph wires secretly and in direct
violation of the law.
Mayor Gilroy has the names Of several
brokers who are under suspicion, and 1t
will not be strange II something should
happen very soon.
Commissioner Storm was appointed a
committee of one to lay whatever evil
dence the Board has before Col. Fellows,
the District-Attorney. for the purpose OF
ascertaining II the suspected men cannot
be promptly and severely punished.
The engineer of the Board instituted
an investigation, and succeeded in find-
ing several brokers who, 1t is believed,
have been instrumental in breaking into
circuits in violation of the law.
These names Commissioner Storm will
turn over to the DistrictAttorney.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Wall Street Notes.

For the fourth week of September the Missouri
aeinc road earned S677 0O0 an increase OF Sl2 900
M Iowa Central. $50, sO7. decrease Of t3,601.
hrnings OF So 466, 7Ss, a decrease OF sis7 iS2; ex
penses $3.50, Ss4, an increase OF $3.50, O3e, am
net earnings, SS55,Si5, a decrease OF &377.l7l.
The Bank Of England rate OF discount remain
uhehanged at per cent. During the past weeI
ene bank lost Il. a66 Os0 balance Its proportion
~ reserve TO liability. which 1926 per cent
AS weak. Is now 6s.0S per cent
The steamship Finance. from Central Ameri
AN ports, brought AI. 100 In bar silver.
Moore 4 sehley. woerishCner a Co. and Clark
mard 4 Co. have applied for the listing OF Ba!
nate Gas stock In the unlisted department o
ne New York Stock Exchange
comptroller Eckels has issued a call upon al
SaiohAl BANKS To report their condition as Il wa
- ne sloss Of business on last Tuesday,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
ATCHlSON ALLEGATIONS.
Directors Said to lie Controlled by
the Old Management.

The Atchison Protective Committee
met to-day and decided to issue new
circular to the stockholders and the
general public. They claim that the
present Board of Atchison directors is
the direct creation of the old Atchison
management, and that this Is also true
of the General Reorganization Com
mittee
They claim that the old management
these two mediums. 1t is also asserted
that the combination of these two or
CARNATIONS is working in the interest
of the bonds, to the detriment of the
stockholders, and endeavoring to ulti-
mately get the property out of the
courts and into the hands Of the pres
emit Board of Directors. and indirectly
into the hands Of the men who now
control these organizations.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
ALL THE CEREALS HIGHER.
Cotton Loses an Early Advance aud
Provisions Decline.

The cotton market opened about two
points higher. with a fair demand.
First sales included November at SOS;
December, 6.01 a 602; January, 6.O7 a sos;
March, GIT 61s; May. go a $50. The
early improvement was soon lost.
Wheat was active and higher. Corn
'tarted off with a rush, May advancing
to 81 1-Sc. here and to 80 1-2c. at Chicago.
Covering, disappointment at receipts and
estimates that the next visible supply
will show a decrease all helped the ad.
vance. Oats were firm and higher, with
the rise in other grain. Provisions
opened weak, selling down quite sharply
on large live hog receipts at Chicago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
s5.OaO Fire mt Portchester.

PoRTCHF sTER. N. Y. Oct. +-Fire was dis
covered at l2 o'clock last night in the residence
OF e. II. seathcr. When the Fire Department ar
rived the whole upper part OF the hcuie was Il
flames. The iremen worked hard and soon sue
ceeded in getting the fire under control. Their
was UGH costly furniture In the house, but mos
OF II was saved The dom6ge Is about 5000
partly covered by Insurance.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
In Favor of nm Anticipation Bill
(By Associated Press)

vIcKsBURG Miss. Oct. 4-The visksburg
Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade at a joint
meeting of their committees. called an inter-
state Convention in the interest OF an anti On
ton bill tc meet in this city Nov 20. All cotton
manufacturers and buyers, planters merchants
and bankers In the cotton States are invited 10
attend. and every Congressman in the State is
expected to be present.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Kelly Held for the Coroner.

William Kelly. who is charged with killing
Miss Sarah Wendell yesterday 81 he home. 300
West Ffty-sixth street, commtte in York
willie Court this morning for the actin Of the
Coroner. Mrs. Julia Houlihan. who was found In
toxicated In the apartments Of the dead woman,
was held witnese. Policeman Bambrick this
morning secured the axe with which Kelly dealt
the blew. kcly's wife. who had hidden 1t, gave
II to him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Flats and Apartments to Let.
Unfurnishsd-esst Side


| GRAND ST., 54S-3 d I room apartments jani-
"a a. &C g. e" MESEMAS & CO 1921 Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE. 1873 corner Hath St;
4S5 rooms y hath; all light;
rent $40 to 1913
| LEXINGTON AVE. 1886. corner ll1th st.-Corner
fiat, large. light rooms. s24 Janitor
MADISON AVE. l046-tlat rooms 4 bath all
improvements; halls carpeted 4 heated; rent
, only $50. Inquire janitor OH premises.
MA OLSON AVE, 1866 rooms; steam heat; all
improvements: owner In house: rents 81, S23
MADISON AVE. 1889. near lOsth st-Elegant
fats, rooms q bath: rents sls to 322.
| MADISON AVE. l0lsT sT.-Choice steam
| heated 1 4 s room fats. handsomely decorated
rents SIT to '2S. Apply owner or janitOr on
premises.
west 'iie-Fir,t single fat, rooms all i'm
provements; rent $50.
PARK AVE, 6is-spiendid single fiat, 9 rooms;
| pantry, bath; extra large; ali light.
| lST AVE, pal TO 2255 near Il6th St a large
rooms; good location; rents Sli. 80 to SIG. so;
a. q, IfEGEMAN h CO., 1921 Broadway
40 AVE. 2lOt-9 or large rooms. IS to $40.
| PETER J. BRADY. las Broadway.
Sd AVE; $50; 2sth L. sation-rop floor $
| rent.
18TH ST., 388, 335, 1897 f., between lst 4 "a
| aves. Elegant Hats, rooms 4 bath: decorated
ceilings; all improvements: new houses; awnings
halls steam heated; rent SO u $50. Inquire
| janitor.
| l4lH ST., 227 f. For rent line apartments of Z
| rooms on LIST floor; suitable Tor doctor OF uress-
in house. Inquire OF ianitor
18TH ST, 1871 E-New single fats s light, steam
| heated; 2. 4 flights reduced; SEQ. $40. Jsntor.
27UH ST 1877 T. I'D floor to let; arranged Us
| fiat. Apply In basement
| 18th ST. $50 E.--3 & large rooms with plenty
| d closets improvements; all lsht; low rents.
nsT ST. 10 E.. near Park aye.-ApaFtTlonts. 81
| light rooms; Improvements; Il2 1890
| .3D 81, loI J.. . ngnt, ctean rooms, eli; /
flight, housekeeper
18th ST. ISL E-To small family Of adults;
floor Of rooms In private house. with owner
55rH ST. S0I E.-Rents reduced; neat single nats:
all Improvements >S2g. $50. Janitor on premises
or VICTOR rREuND & SON. $50 80 ave.
18TH ST, S52 E.-singIe nat. all light rooms a
| all improvements.
S2D ST.. ais L. Handsome single bats. rooms
& bath choice lOcatiOL. moderate rents. janl-
tor premises D O'HAItA. llib I'd ave.
| ,1I n 81. - r.. Flat 10 ie,, rooms q oath,
| $l%.
18TH ST s3i E-,I3. . rooms bathroom. own
| or supplies hot water; all Improvements: small
families.
SD 81, oil =. tAu ustal-Elegant Nat, !
rooms; all Improvements; Christian family
| adults; Sl-,5O.
| SAD ST sa5 Ed nat, rooms. bath all i'm.
proyements; near "a ave. l. station SIS.
SAITH ST. l0J E.--3 large rooms; family house
near l. station Central Park; 80. Siz.
SSH ST., 222 Il. -Beauiilul new apartmeut'.
| handsomely decorated; x rooms and bath
rooms all light; halls q bathroom heated; ian
tor service modernte rents; location convenient
TO stations
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Big Failure In California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4.-The failure is an
bounced at Tehachapi of s. lehman a Co..
dealers In general merchandise. The liabilities
IRE between s2oS,oOO and $500. OO0 The assets
Ire unknown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

THREE-STORY brown stone house, fully fur
nished, on Greene ave; near fine park; 20
minutes from City Hall, New York; 10 minutes
from Broadway ferry; rent u 200. Address box
6I2 BROOKLYN World,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Furnished Houses to Let.
8 rookIyn.

NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE. nlled with lods
ers would sell furniture. j., box 4li World
uptown.
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unfurnished Rooms to let.

18TH ST, $40 w.--Larse convenient front room I:
large closet private house; adults, t2.
i2D ST. sol W.-Llght, cheerful rooms. furnished
or unfurnishcd Apply Manager Clinton Apart
mcnt 800 W, ilh st.
LARGE unfurnished front room to let; minutes
walk from l06th st & ID ave. l. station. Ryma,
box 22S World.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED LADY desires
basement in boarding house TO cater; good To-
cation essential Address Mrs. H.. care Torrey
4 Co.. 90 w. 65th st
DENTIST wants room within walking distance
place. -LL
REFINED YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires fur
nlshed room below AID ST. private family.
Address h.. box 1855 World.
YOUNG MAN wishes furnished room downtown
with respectable family. 10 Worth st., eaAs-
meat
WANTED-Nieely furnished room enc un-
Furnished. % Kitchen. west siaA n - ~
World. hAA-~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

CLARK ESTATE, % WEST 23D ST.
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED: only two re-
mhining; new S-story high stoop houses. decor
st. rent only 800 POWER, sole agent Col
umbus ave. corner S5th st. open evenings.
FINE SUBURBAN VILLA almost rent free, and
board lady. HILL, L. 4fd st.
BRoWN-sToNE high stoop private house. rs East
1O7th st, cheap; SOS monthly: house in hne or
der. Call Cohn, agent. POI L. ll2th st.
HANDSOME HOUSE TO LET. I'D St near 3D.
ave. 81, 200 a year. Apply 100 West 2sth 81.
HOUSE, 245 East saith St, store and three floors
low rent; suitable Tor any business or club
house; all modern improvements Apply &c
JOHN j. CODY, 143S Sd ave.
HOUSE, two stories and basement, s rooms; ali
improvements rent sS5. Inquire 52l e. SGD st.
TO LET OR TO LEASE-Fine 3. story and base
ment French cottage house, 10 rooms, to a
respectable family. Inquire b. Kolb. 9s4 I'd ave.
3-STORY brick a brown stone house. In e. 10th
St, near I'd ave. 16 rooms; all Improvements
has been thoroughly renovated; rent 81 200.
ROCKINGHAM & TIMPsoN 81 Liberty St
Brookiyn.
CLAssoN AVE, Alb, corner Lexington
12rooms; improvements; cheap. HAVILAND,
oS2 Fulton st.
HOUSE. 10 rooms. bath laundry, all improve
ments liz johnson St, short walk from bridge
RENT $45O-A nice, semi detached house of 9
fine rooms, improvements: stories ana base
ment. brick; 41S Herkimer ST. key at 4l2, next
door west. Call on VIM SUMNER, 1873 Pierre
pont St, Brooklyn.
TO RENT-siO; 2-story and basement house, all
improvements; IL rooms. 33S State St. Brook
Ign.
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9th ST., 1853 w.-Large, handsomely furnished
rooms over paror: bath connecting; private
family.
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45rH ST, 90 W. -Comfortably furnished square
front room; . large closets: running water; pn-
Ia IIt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

isTH ST. 800 w.-rwo Handsomely furnished
rooms. breakfast II desired: private family.
9TH ST, l79 w, near broadway Nicely fur
tpmpu. F.Nr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

| GREENE AVE, 525-To let, rooms, furnished
| or unfurnlshed good location; private family.
| HANCOCK ST. II. Bleecker st. & Bedford ave-.
| Neat room. suitable for two gentlemen small
| room. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

Southwest corner 10th st. Park ave.-Ele-
giant apartments OF large light rooms & bath
decorated steam heat hot water elevator
building hreproof; grand recepton-roOm, with
piano. for tenants exclusive use; convenient To-
cation; l block from elevated station; call see
what you are offered for 3S5 to S45; cheap at
$780, DAILY rs L. ll6th st.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

WANTED TO RENT, In Williamsburg, vicinity
broadway 4 briggs ave, small furnished floor
or fat. or same untumished; state prics. n
box 4O2 World, uptown
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t6TH ST, l4s VA large q small room; VERY
reasonable; fully furnished.
46rH ST., 90 W. Handsomely furnished rooms
on ~ X I'd floors break fast II desired. =
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TO RENT-s4O: 2-story and basement house, al
improvements; IL rooms. 33S State St. Brook
lyn
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North of iasth Street.

10Th ST, 100 va nicely furnished rooms.
to adults all improvements; private famiS
18TH ST.. ESQ w.-Pieasant furnished front room;
gentleman & wife; private house; moderate.
FIFTH ST. lS2 w.-New, handsomely furnished
large rooms; running water. bath; brsskfAst II
desired; private house. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-04

9th ST. 33s W.-Handsomely furnished large
front room; desirable location: private family.
tl..l
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HANCOCK ST. Use. Brooklyn-Elegantly Furnished
alcoye room suitable for 2, 81, 80 each heat.
gas bath convenient to electric elevated cars
HENRY ST, ~, near bridge, Brook lyn-Larg
comfortably furnished rooms, complete; house.
keeping or gentlemen
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-18

somewhat angry, and told me that he too
had a family to support and that he had
license to sell liquor to whomever he pleased.
so you have a license, have you2 and you
support your family by destroying that MANS
Ven see about this Invent home thoroughly
determined to devote my life to suppressing
the liquor traffic in the best way possible.
The Maine Law originated in that rum-shop."
In 1885, the Legislature of+the State enacted
law, but it did not carry with it its means
of enforcement. Still undiseouraged, Neal
Dow reused the forces OF Temperance, and
together in 1850 they went before the people,
with their proposition of total prohibition. The
election showed the defeat of nearly every
member of the Legislature, who had voted
against Prohibition. The new Legislature
we're enlightened by the discussion that took
place, and which was led by Neal Dow. It
was crucial moment. But it was passed
through all its stages in one day-the last day
of the session-to be enacted and upon its
prompt approval by Governor Hubbard, took
effect from that moment. The Maine law re-
Versed the policy of license, and substituted
for it the policy of absolute prohibition of the
manufacture and sale of alcoholic LIQUORS. ex-
cept for medicinal and mechanical purnoeas
and the arts.
Thus came to pass one OF the most rerlark-
able laws ever put upon the statute book, and
one that has affected the legislation of the
world.