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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
Conf, y ON Of Ideas.

A Cumberland clergyman has often
urged an old woman in his parish to
go TO church, and he so far prevailed
on her that she attended on Sunday
morning. However, by mischance
she got into a pew belonging TO a
regular attendant
The verger went TO her and beck.
oned her to come out At the same
instant the harmonium commenced
playing, whereupon the old body,
skating her head at the verger, said,
"lts nea use asking me, you nun
git somebody else, as ah can't dance. 4"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
WILL PENSION THE Ex-ouEEN
Dole's Government Don't Want to Make
Her a Martyr

Hon. w. F. Alexander, special commis-
sioner Of the provisional government al
Honolulu, says: 1.-The provisional govern
ment has won the fight. 1t will give the
queen a pension and retire her, providing
she behaves herself. She will not be sent
into exile, as the leaders Of the provisional
government do not regard her as worthy OF
martyrdom. The idea OF annexation has
nos been abandoned by the provisional
government, but will be made the object OF
q 1ght in the near future"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
Cause and Effect.

People who advertise do not often
give themselves away" in their ad.
vertisements. 1t must have been n
very simple-minded man indeed who
put up over his shop notice to the
effect that he was "House.decorator,
Plumber, and Undertaken"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

To cleanse the system In n gentle and truly
beneficial manner when the springtlme comes.
use the true and perfect remedy Syrup OF Figs
One bottle will answer for all the family aud
costs only ~ cents; the large size 81. Try il
ana be pleased. Manufactured by the Califor.
MIA Fig Syrup Co. only.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

THE THROAT. "BrOTn's bronchial 7foches -
act directly on The organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect In all disorders Of
the throat,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

IL pays 20 read the papers. especially your
business opportunities are brought TO your at
leDtion. For Instance. Is. +. johnson d Co. OF
Richmond, Va, are now advertising, Offering
paying positions to parties who engage Will
them. devoting all or any part OF their time 10
their business interests, IL might pay you Ia
write TO them.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

ONE reason why some men are so
lean is because they have thrown a
their fat into the fire.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

Cough nightsY On going to bed take n dos
Of Ilatch's Universal Cough Syrup.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

DIR. Kilmers SWAMP Roof cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binghamion, ". Y.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

II is the fashion now TO have the teeth
filed with diamonds
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
i. ], HENFY Co, Toledo, q.
tS-s cold by Druggists, 55c.

Great Britain last year imported 122, 600
900 worth Of meat.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

Ifaflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp.
cons Eye-water. Druggists sell at 25c per bottle
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
y N u ] o

In England about 42O foreigners are nat.
ura lized every year
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

The estimated deatt rate Of the world Is
2 per ! 600 per annum.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

Mornings-heccham's Pills with n drink n,
water. Beecham's-no Others. rs cents n bon
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07
Per 100 lbs.
..s-

LIVESTOCK REPORT.
EAST LIBfkri, PI1TsBURG STOCK YARDS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

ierln merOen lDnen. - 2lngeu.: N0,
tpenn mir eener fo'n miferables .Yieb
i6enfen tbdte. ben ipiirbe i'd berflagen.
9Dat bat bet Yie6 Bel meinen Garnal.
jenposel 81 oubn? son i'd ibm oamit
ieinen bungrieen Magen ausitoppen9
60 mas jiebt's mid! yrdi.: Mus
Sbrer Salbaoerei entnebme id, oab
Der pminDie. =.
9lnsefl.: llf be Staie bat ct natiirli9
.pat jeieben.. - Yrdi. Gortfabrenb):
49,. oab omin6ie Gater Sbrem Npeel
nadaeteut bat Sic fouen Jpn aus
@utb pinoelipei1 9ef1lagen baben.
- slnsefl.; Donnerlittben, fol i'd mir
op6 mod freien, tpenn io'n &ader bor
fo'n tleenen Yiepmab itebt unb per=
bdhti9 nit be Oogen plinfert? Det
tpdre ieraoe 10 mat @6eenes! prdi.:
sic burften i'm aber ME 10 ton bauen.
- 9lngefl.: Miauen? gtee, bet bat er
MID! st bat oreimal orbnlib sepruf,
als if linn nit Dem Mustlopfer Wo.
riben beibra9te, I'M benn ilt er-f6neu
berouft. - Sas Sbier ioll iib cine
6tunoe lang gar nidt baben belpe9en
tonnen. = Nngetl.: = Set mar Bios
duBerlidb bon iuegen anieborene Saul
belt. Nbenos NOR er 70 perjniejt tpie
en- Mops i'm paletpt.
Dur4 bic 3eusenaufnabme mirb
feliseitelt, baB SRI. Miiller alleroin9s
tarf iibertrieben unb ibr Qieblina nir
einen poblDerbienten Oentaettel erbalten
bat. Die Nngetlaste miro baber fret
geiproden. Sic ibldet tpieoer bertldrt
bic Nusen gum 6immel empor unb lis.
pelt leiie: Sea, nu babe id ie tpenigiens
oo9 nod Dor Dem 9unsertppbus ieret-
tet. geu fann ie ii9 for be 3eiienie-
biebren tpenis9tens en- 90ppten &aifet-
pierre fo9en!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

9duier 3ertriimmert. Die gyploiion er-
eisnete Id tur3 nod IL lbr. Das
9aus lpar bemobnt, bod ipurbe giiemano
uerIebt. Die Yoli3ei mar balb sur
@telle, bod ale Nahforiduneen blieben
Bis ieyt persebli1. Gin Mfann, ber in
Der Ndbe oes 9aules abseitiesen mar,
ipobin ibn elm Sab pom SaDop 0otel
sebraht botte. 1T Der Shot perbdhtie.
Klinot niht unnahrfhsinlih.
2onoon, 6. giop. - Cine Wiener
Dspel6e iost: Ser in gusano mob-
nenbe rullil6e Nihilili. 6u,it Y,ter Mli=
ioff, bebouptet, bob Der Gar nah unb
noh mittellt fleiner 9oien ghospbor
Dergiftet ,purhe. tpeld)e bic Nibili1ten ibm
felt bem l. MdrS bei3ubrineen pubtsn.
Diejenisen. tpelhe bic Gpeiien bes ga
rem persifteten, finb in Siherbeit. Ser
Jii,it fiiste biusu. oab Die aanje Gpna,
ltie Romanotf einem sleiden SAidlal
geiueibt lit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Qusmaibin9ton
Nusoehnune Der Gipiloienltrefor=
men,

Ma hington, 5. yioD. - Ser
YrdIioent unter3eihnete mebrere S1rift=
itiide. tpelbe bic gpiloienitreform auf
bisber ni1t bapon beriibrte 3peise bes
Dienltes ausbebnen. Dielelben betref
fen: /. Cine Hepilion beg 3ollamts=
oienltes, 10 baB alle Nnsefeaten in Be-
reid Der Giuiloienitreform fallen, bic
niht nur als Mrbeiter unb Sasel0bner
anseiteflt linb. Muf bos @ebalt uiro
feinerlei &iidlidt senommen. Bisber
waren alIe Nnseltellten, Die weniser als
5000 per Sabr erb;elten, ben ginilbienlt=
regeIn ni9t unterporfen.
2. Gin Wmenoement gu Der 3ollamtsz
regel go. 1, mona9 Der claIiifijirte
Dienit ouf ale 3ollamtsoiitritte ausse=
bebnt perben ion, in oenen 20 ober mebr
Yerlonen aneeiteut linb; bisber muroen
nur Oiitritte BON so ober mebr per5onen
betroHen. gs ,peroen baourb ii neite=
re Diltritte unb pielTeidt mod mebrere
anbere in ben elaGifieirten Dienit einse-
lh!ohen.
8. Gin Mmenbement 3ur glaKifi;iruns
Der Departments in @alhineton, uo
ale 8oten, 6iilfsboten unb Wddter un=
ter bic Gipilbieni itreseln fallen Iolen.
4. Gin Mlnenoement gu Der gioiloienit
regel, bic Werlesune betreHenb. SIN
3ufunft fonnen perlonen, bic 3u Stel-
len ernonnt tpurben, pelhe ber gipil=
bienitpriifunee niht untertuorfen fnb.
nibt mebr nod Mblauf zines Sabres in
5te(luneen perIebt tuerben, tpelbe burd
eine giuiloienitpriifuns seidiibt lino.
5. Gin grlab. ,uelder Die glaIffi3i=
rung bes neutrality-suspicious. aus-
bebnt, 5obab bic in ben Bureaus ber
Yoitamts-Snlpeftoren anseitellten @lerfs
,lnter bic 8eitimmunsen faQen
6. Mmenbements su ben poitamtsre=
eeln, pona9 ettra 1900 iebt BON oenBe=
itimmungen betroHene Stelen in 3ufunf1
bielen untermorfen lein lollen. Die 3abI
Der nibt betroHenen @tellen betrdst iesl
onnabernb 1900 unb tpiro burd bas
Nmenbement auf ettpa 700 ober 500 pers
r,,inbert lperben.
| 7. Gin Mmenbement gu ben Departe.
rnentsreseln, monad Die Gbefs une
9Ilfs9efs Der Abtbeilunsen fir Orni=
tbolo9ie, Waammologie uno Yomoloeie
bes Observation-Disclosures aus Der &laIie
Der ni1t unter bic Gipilbienft= 8eitim=
munsen fr(lenben 8eamtsn seitri9en
tperben.
Dte iapanil&e @eianoti6aft 3u Moib'
inston bot folsenbe Depei4e BON be,
iapanil9en &esieruns erbalten: ~Die
erite Mrmee unter Wlarl9aG Oama9ato
bat 8elik bon Song Sang Slaang Ct.
9rifen. Sic gbineien Foben nod Wlatri
Nung. Sic 5weite Mrmee unter Wfar'
fbaq Opama sreift jebt ain Gbotp an
Sa Sen @au louie Yort Mrtbur tuerben
balb eenommen tuerben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Mad)rtdtf1t aus Wbio.

= CHARLES GantuelI. ansebli9 aus
glepelanb, Der in @eleui9oft zines an.
beren Mannes ouf einem Gra9t3uge in
youngstown eintraf, tuurbe bort perbaf'
tet, iein 8egleiter ba9e9en enttom. Das
Yaar itebt i'm 8erbadt, in Grams @itp,
Ya., Sobn Rrouie ermoroet au baben.
Gant,pell mirb in Der Sail fefteebalten,
bis er ibentiii3irt lit.
- Sames Wonberlp, Der an Norb
plum @trobe In Canton pobnte, tpurbe
ieit 0ienftag ni9t mebr eefeben. lin
5amftag fanb mon ibn tobt In ieinem
Bette, unb es i9eint, bob er i9on meb.
rere 9oee porber aus benz Qeben ge14te.
ben uor. wonberlp NOR so Sabre
alt
- @amitas, ben q. Oftober, Wfors
gems 5 l1tr, perl@ieb in ieiner Bobnuns
in Riee 9omnibip, @anbustp County,
Yeter Diirr. Derlelbe murbe eeboren in
@rafenbaulen, Nbein 8opern. om 80.
Suli 1928. MIs 12.idbrt9er 2nabe fam
er 1910 nit ieinen gltern mad Mmerifo,
bic li9 in Ottama gountp nieberlieben.
- Die @tanbarb OeI 60. bat nobe
Green 5prins 500 Ider 2anb sepo&<
tet, nm ouf berielben no9 @as uno Del
al botren. Cine Queue tpirb jebt in
Der Ndbe oes Nidel plate Babnbofes
erbobrt.
- Ser 66idbrise Jrant Brotomp,
wel9er DOT einisen wfonaten In Gin-
etnnoti feline 1rou t6btete unb ii4 lebte
Wo9e bes 9obti9lass i9ulois be.
fannie, tuurbe am 8. Nopember BON benz
bortigen @i@ter gpons ~ 10 Sabren
3u&tbous perurtbeilt. Der alte Monn
II 70 tiafduis, bab Ct wpbI i&merii&
nod einiee SABRE ~ leben bat. 70 bab
be je3a 3abre far I'm slas Stroie aut
8stsasjsst tsSsaisa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
9eS 0Iii6eS 9d1,atteo.

@ebt's @inem reht peratpeifelt f1le9t
Sm Wanbel bes @e1hides,
@o fagt ibr neile: ,sSSeber lit
Der Shmieb bes eig'nen @liidts!A
Gls tDnnte iih Elm Msni9enfinb
Sein 2ebensfdidfal fhmieben!
Sin 8is9en fliden fann er's nur
Weit 3neden unb nit Nieten.
Yin Bisben befern fann er's tpobl
Rad Meiiter pe9brabts Muiter:
Drum 1T Der Menf9 i'm beften 1ulf
Des eis'nen Slides = 54uiter.
Wenn man mebr fmei<
l1en ipiq. als man 1T, aeiat man blok
Dab man oas 8epuBtiein bat. ~ IT.
Mig su Iein.
Bebentlides 3ei@en.
a.: sd CLAUDE, unfer Greunb Moy if
plDblih perriidt eeiporben. g.:
Miefo oenng - g.: Seine S4ipieoerr
mutter 1T neulih BEL einem Gifenbohn<
unfan getOhtet sporben. unb jebt bat Il
bic 0ermaltling bertlag.!
3artfubIenb. Di9terlina
(einem Rebatteur Elm Gebi9t iiberrsts
Genb): Das iTt bas erfte @ebi9t. b1s
i'd iiberbaupt sef9ritben babe! RE-
bafteur: Damn min id Sic MIDI bez
rouben, nein, ipirflih, bas t6nMr i9
nidt iiber's 5er5 bringen!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

onsebliden @oloitaub setauft, Der $lO,s
900 ,pertb lein follte. Der sSremoe
bate lih srobmiitbis nit $4,000 be-
gniist unb Cohen, bem barge mar, bab
ibm Elm glnoerer bas suteGelddit por Der
NaIe fpegnehmen f6nnte, bat ibm Die
Summe lofort dnsbesablt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Cine Gneros.Gaufe.

Omensboro, 2p., 5. Nop. -
Sc tern tpurben bier 40 Neser uno SO
Ne9erinnen burd untertau9en In ben
falten Jlutben bes ObioFuHes nab bap=
tiitii9em &itus setauft. @e9en 10000
Weibe unb 6arbise iuobnten bem ielte'
nen S9aulpiel BET, bod tamen feinerlei
&ubeit6runSen por.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Dos poitoepartement.

% arlington, 3. glcO Ser
brittle s,ilfs. Generolpolt1neilfer bat iei-
men 8erid,t einselenbet. 8arnab bes
trneen fir bos nit Dem 30. SUM- 1894
abihlieBenbe 5isfaliabr Die GinfiinIte
S75.OSO,47o uno b,e Nus9oben $751;
329.6l6, mas elm Deiisit BON Sc, ,263,935
er9ibt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Robert DilImann forberte ieinen Bruber
6reberif Dillmann, einen Mann bon 81

6reberif Dillmann, einen Mfann bon 81
Sabren, auf, ibm iein Nabirmener su
;ei9en. Jreberid fiibrte in 6olse oeleu
i'm 5ters nit benz Wfeller einen StoB
auf 9tobert. bielsr perlor bas Gleih9e=
,pidt, fiel nod borne uno bic Spite bes
MieHers brang ibm 9erabe in's 6er3, 10
ooB Der Getroffene in lpenigsn Nusens
bliden itarb. Ser uneliidlihe gruber-
mbrber ipuroe Dem Hlbter Dorgefiibrt,
uno obgleih bieler iein 8ebauern aus@
oriidte, erfldrte er bod, in Nnbetraht Der
llmItdnoe 8iiroIdaft ni1t annebmen Su
fonnen. 0ie Wtutter Der beioen Brioer
lit burh ben 8orfal 10 ersriiien, bab Der
Nr3t fur ibr 2eben fiirdtet.
Obne eeieblihe Berehtieune.
5pringfielb, Sa., 5. Sop, =
StaotssGeuer- Werliherunes Superin-
tenhent 9urfee per0ffsntlidte beute bic
folgenbe 2iIte BON 6euer.Y Yerjiderungs-
eeIellldaften, Die unbered).ist unb 9egen
oas Beieb i'm Siaate Suinois ibr @es
i6aft betreiben: STANDARD BON Wbees
ling, W. ga.; empire State 2lopos
non Brootlpn. u. g.; Gait &iper Wtus
tnal BON Song Sslano Gitp, q. g.;
Williamsport Weutual BON gSilliams=
port. Yenn. YaeiIic Mstuol BON pros
Uibener, sc. s.; WaIhinston BON 9ams
mnnb, Snb.; Union Wutual BON SerieD
Gitp, g. s.; Golonil 9lopbs bon Ybis
faoelpbia Granflin Mutual BON 8os
ltpn; Commercial Mutual, unb llniteb
Wutual. beibe BON Yropioence, 81. S.;
Stem gnslano Wsutual unb fremont
Wiutual BON 8oiton; Snoemn,tp
CLOUDS, Wanhottan 2loDos, Malbin9s
Ton 2lopbs, Gniferboder 2lonbs, Gitp
2lopbs. Smperiol 2lopbs uno Merdants
Union 2lopbs, idun,rlide bon Stem
Dort..
Gueene Ouoin eeitorben.
Baltimore, Mo., 4. Nop. -
Seute Mprsen lief eine Rabelbepei9e an
@eneral Msnus elm, in Del6er 9eneloet
tpuroe, bab eugene gsperanee Dublin.
Der NeIfe oes Generals, in Gonbon ge.
itorben iei. Dublin mar erit 35 Sabre
alt, elm Stieflobn bes Solicitors 2iibreth
BON Neip Oorf unb als Sdnser uni
Ballabentomponili auf beiben Seiten bes
Oseans portbeilhaft befannt.
folee oes Krie9es.
Wa1bington, 8. g., 5. Nob. -
Ser amerifaniIde &oulul @tepben II
Nnnabers, Sa6len, iast in ieinem Be.
ri1t an bas Staatsbepartement uDi,
Strobiiedt= Snbuitrie, bic ibren 5ib II
Dresden bat, besinnt bereits Die Golser
bes 1inefih japanii4en &rie9es IN un'
ansenebmer Weile gu fiiblen. Di'
Strobbutfabritanten be,ieben ibre Strob.
geflshte aug Gbina unb Sapan. So
aber bic 9dfen, aug benen ionit bieI'
@ehs9te fommen, blodirt fnb. Il
berrl9t jest Mangef on bieIem Mrtife
unb mas booon ba lit. lit bebeuteno in
Yreiie geitiesen. Die Tabritanter
miiilen lid nod anberen Queaen umle
ben uno wabrl6einlih tperben lie &C.
smungen 1ein, ben Iriibiabrsmarft mi
einbeimilden Yrobuften gu er0Ifnen.
Da Der 8onium an Sirobselehter
aud in oieiem 9anbe Elm iebr bebeuten
Der lit, 10 ,perben li9 tuobl aud bic bie.
lisen Gabrifanten mad elmer anoerer
Nuele fir ibr &obmaterial umI Ieber
miIlen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Bombenerploiion.

Qonbon. 5. Nop. - Cine Dombe
esplobirte seRern gla&t Dor einem 9anIe
in filnepnrabe, porf Cane. nabe ber
Bobnuns bes Cir penrp 4antins,
zines ber &i&tsr beS pbsreeri&tS. Sic
1ront be- oeniss musos fart tsi&6bisi
nab 6ie 0eaest esf saatssIeeeahsr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
0mEIottH.
Cine finite.

2onbon, 8. Gop.-Depei9en aus
Sban9bai melben bab bas @orriiden
Der Sapaner sesen Yort artbur nur
cine itrategii6e Ginte 1T unb bob bic
,uabre Mbf9t Der Sapaner barin beifebt.
burd cine 9ereinisuns ibrer beiben
armeen bic @ineFide Mrmee ob3ufan'
gen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
War6 gum BruSermt6r6er.

@rootIpn. N. o.. 6. Ros. - Tn.
porii@tiees 1lmeeten NIT etnem Rabir.
n,eHer Mbrte gehern IN Der @aieakaue
beS Il. aeotmexteS " sinem t64f 30.
slaeeaSnert( ~ 9eiultat. IN 2of1tsiee
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-03

side. But I had my way and my say,
and established what I asserted and l
found them to be reasonable and
courteous gentlemen in all Of our cor
respondence. I had the advantage in
age and memory. A good friend said
that I should have got Georgia pub
Usher. Of course I would have pre-
ferred that but no Georgia publisher
would have paid me as well for my
work. No Georgia publisher would
have given away 1900 copies to edi-
tors and school boards. No Georgia
house would have done such good
work for the retail price of 60 cents.
Boston can beat us in book-making
and book-pushing, and our publishing
houses had better take lessons from
them. I have tried both, This
reminds me CT old Squire McGinnis,
of our county, who, way before the
war, ruled "Greenleaf on Evidence"
out of his court because it was pub
lished in Boston. But the war is over
and the old squire is dead. Let us
eat their goldfish and ship them our
oranges in peace, and when they visit
us, let us give them welcome and put
in our missionary work with alacrity
and good will. BILL ARP.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-03
The meue,ISwe H Waste.

One of our Washington specials
yesterday quoted some internal reve-
nue. statistics showing that in spite Of
the hard times we ehave wasted enough
money in the pasFyear to make every
body in the county comfortable.
The Americans who were bowling
about the financial depression spent in
the past twelve nonths $500, 100000
for whisky! 81
The same crowd spent in that period
$617, 1868, ,46o for beer
For cigars and tobacco they spent
s275, 100000. s
These grumblGs and growlers who
talked economy3to their wives and
children and PRAYED for the return Of
good times. managed to scrape up
about 81, &C. 100000 for their common
drinks andIs Wears, and what their
wines and gAs cost we may i'm
agine 60
This enos our oorrespon-
dent says, SSthan our entire
volume of cie:ss : 1t is s27 per
capita more E5 sON present per
capita circulatfy s. is $195 for
each head of sry family in the
United States
This money VI I'd pay all the appro-
priations of b. dollar Congress
and leave enol i to more than half
pay the expe is Of another such
Congress. 1t uld pay six times
over for our at al cotton crop. II
would pay the it of long foreign
war. It woulSl eed and clothe in a
plain fashion {ery family in the
union i'd
We do not pHE HEent these startling
figures with thA Rhope that they will
bring about an economic revolution.
but we believe q i they cannot fail te
influence thoq hds Of thoughtfu,
| readers and cred a prejudice against
| extravaganza a1 waste. This is not
| a temperance 4 'orial. It is simply
a statement of q cts which must oper
the eyes Of m. 10 the true explana
tion of most OF e poverty and suffer
ing now pref Eng. The American
liquor and tt eco bill would b.
frightful enoli3 in a period Of pros
perity, but whAshall we say of it il
these hard timlh1-Atlanta Constitu
tion.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-03
The Comp Dc Grace.

The true animus of the liquor law
enacted by the last Legislature is
clearly indicated by recommendations
contained in the recent messaget to the
Assembly. tt is no-.: as clear as the
MONDAY sun sha4 che State authorities
desire to force liquor upon the people
regardless of their wishes. The osten-
sible aim Of the dispensary is to regu.
late an evil; its real aim is revenue.
No one in his senses, it seems to US,
can for moment doubt this. The
revenue feature has not been con-
spicuous success, as shown by the
fact that the Governor has been forced
to include in his estimates, in order
to swell his figures to responsibility
the theoretical profits on the jug Of
whiskey to be sold next Christmas
Perhaps the whiskey will be Sold.
But to say that such procedY1e is
unfair and deceptive is statI the
case mildly. Thisis not ''f
though bad enough. A pretext is
found in the necessity for revenue, to
strike fatal Plow at the prohibition
counties IN the State. It is claimed M
that tho dpensary is paying a hand
| some rev ue, !" and yet the people OF
The nr Pition counties must submit
n . u al tax to enforce prohibition
in tbd) counties. Prohibition is to
he c,I Bd or blasted by this "heroic
measure, +" because prohibition is the
epeuiy Of revenue, not Of morals.
The Friends of temperance who have
been' fondly cheating themselves into
tbei belief that the dispensary was a
step toward prohibition may now open
III kir eyes upon the lurid prospect and
irl the day of o&pity "Moab may
Nowl for Moab. - The utter and
-4emcdiless roofing out of prohibition
| and the emphatic damnation Of moral
principle is simply question as to
whether the Assembly will be found
sufficiently servile and instrumental to
adopt the suggestions made in the
message. With local option dies the
last hope of prohibition.-Baptisl
Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-01-03
Travel to and From Texas:

It is surprising to observe the num-
bers of emigrants passing through At;
lanta every day on their way to Texas
and the far west.
There was time when the traffic
was not so much matter Of surprise.
Away back yonder in the days when
everybody was going west or thinking
Of going every train that left the city
about this time Of year carried hum
dreds Of emigrants to the land beyond
the Mississippi.
But for the past few years this rush
ceased and there have been but fer
to go west and grow up with the coun-
try.
The cry Of hard times that has gone
up all over the country for the past
twelve months has given birth to an
other movement among the people Of
the South, for the most part the agri-.
cultural class.
They are going West again not in
such droves as they went once, but to
a greater e1tenttshan has been noticed
by the passenger agents here in At
lanta fM several years past
~
BE while this is true, there has
likewise alsp been great rush Of old
Georgians back to this State. The
cry Of hgd times last summer pre-
vailed in elsry quarter Of the republic.
OF course, then, it has the effect to
cause emisation to start with new
imr-A.A IN Texas back-to- Georgia,
just as It Goes in Georgia QUITO
Texas.
Hard times always develops a heavy
emigrant traffic in the following fall
It is interesting to hear the stories
| Of those who are coming back from
Texas. Some of them have been out
there for years, while others have just
been there one or two seasons, but
they all say they prefer to live and
die in old Georgia. It is still more
interesting to see the effect Of their
tales of woe on the emigrants around
the waiting rooms on their way out te
Texas. Some Of them have been OBJ
served to change their minds aftel
their tickets were bought and paid fol
just on account Of the uncanny stories
of their friends whom they met here
in the Atlanta depot and ventured tt
ask about the advantages Of the coun
try out beyond the rolling waters O.
the Mississippi.-Atlanta Constitu
t;o-