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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-15
One Practical Feature

Each applicant for admission is sub
jected to an examination and measure
ment, and whatever kind of exercise he
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
Kind Cruelty.

"I don't see how Goa can be Love,
and vet let people suffer So" said Il re-
bellious young learner. And the teach
er answered with Il story found in her
lesson paper on Job -
"A kind captain once found his cab
inbny clnging to the high rigging,
trembling and pale, but unwilling to
come down; he was afraid Of the mate,
he said. But why " 'Because,' an.
swered the boy, he took knife and
cut Il piece of flesh out of d sailor's
arm ; then he took red-hot iron and
burnt it dreadfully' Was that all y
no; ne killed Bruno and threw him
overheard. He is a cruel man, and
am afraid of him. Now listen,' said
the captain Bruno went mad and
bit the sailor a; the mate saved his life
10y what he did to his arm. In order
to save your life and mine he killed
Bruno and threw him overheard ;
now you are afraid of him: And the
boy came down ashamed.
"Now," continued the teacher, THAT
is the way suffering looks 10 us when
we cannot understand it hut come
down from these trembling, miserable
doubts, little sailor, and remember
that 'lhe Lord is 1nerciful and gra.
cious, slowio anger and plentious in
mercy and that our light atll llcations,
which are but for Il moment, are work
ing out for US u far more exceeding
and eternal weight of glory. "
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
baptist COurier.)

The beautiful life is not without
cares, gnawing pain, carking harraSs:-
ments. tmay be Il mixture and Il med
lev of grief and joys, anguish and ease,
sorrow and strife. 1t is not all sun
shine without. 1t travels the road that
IS beset with perils, the way of mani
fold temptations, the way Of storm
and stress. But it is beautiful life
nevertheless it is full of brightness,
cheered by faith, hope, love, these
three, but the mightiest of the three is
love. The beautiful life is 4 power
practically in the world. 1t is broad
and aspiring. What a blessing it is to
mankind It is an inspiration, I
prophecy, q promise, Il ray OF lIght,
shooting afar into the future, the head
light tor the train of human destiny
whir:ing continually across the houn-
dairy of time into the Everlasting. IT
is hope to the desponding, Il watch
word Of sublime possibility for the fear
full, a rainbow of promise upon the
horizon of a world flooded with tears,
the covenant sign for the troubled
heart. Life of the beautiful, continue
to adorn the world, and make ii love-
ly, and make the sweetest dream of
heaven possible. Shine on in the dark
places OF the world, beams of ineilable
divinity. the beautiful life is hid
with Christ i'm God, and yet IT is the
light or the world, city towering up
on hill with its thousand battlements
and domes cleaning in the sun. 70
live this life is to pray cverynlore ::
'"Thy kingdom come"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
IN, Y. Advocate.)

We pastors must not take on airs.
There is a ministry that is older and
deeper and more potent than ours; il
is that ministry which presides over
the crib and puts the first touches OF
GOSPEL influences upon the infant soul.
Before even the Sunday school begins,
the mother has already begun, and has
been moulding the plastic wax of char
acter for veal or woe, for heaven or
hell. A tremendous power this-it il
the same power which sent Samuel oul
of the home of godly Hannah, and
wicked Ahaziah out of the home god
less Jezebel. Both of them ''walked
in the way of his mother"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13

The real success of parents toll and
care for his children is measured not
by what he leaves to his children but
by what he leaves in them. He may
leave to them wealth and social posi-
ton and an honored name, but if he
has not instilled into them the prin-
ciples of true manhood and woman
hood, his parental life has been a fail
ure. The chief purpose of too many
parents in regard to their children is
wealth and social position, making the
development of their moral natures a
side issue. 1t is well to leave them
an inheritance Of moral strength
wrought into their character. The
parent who does this has succeeded in
life he who does not has failed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
lIiOn'S lIerald.)


There are some spirits which must
go through Il discipline analogous to
that sustained by Elijah. The storm
struggle must precede the still j small
voice. There are minds which must
be convHlsed with doubt before they
can repose in faith. There are hearts
which must be broken with disap-
pointment before they can rise into
hope. Blessed is the man who, when
the tempest has spent its fury, recog-
nizes his Fathers voice in its under
tone, and bares his head and bows his
knee as Elijah did. TO such spirits it
seems as if God had said: "ln the
still sunshine and ordinary ways of
life you cannot meet me but, like
Job, in the desolation of the tempest
you shall see my form. and hear my
voice, and know that your Redeemer
liveth."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
Not Understood.

Not understood We move along asund"r
Our paths grow wider rs the seasons cr'rr
Along the wears. We marvel and We wonder
Why life is lie. and then We fail asleep
Not understood.
Not understood We gather false impressions
And hug them closer H. the years 90 by.
Till virtues often seem 10 us trans.rt Ssl"ns:
And thus men rise and fail. and live and die
Not understood.
Not understood. Poor souls with siuntcd vision.
Oft measured giants by their narrow gauge:
The poisoncd shafts of falsehUod and dcrsi0n
Are oft impellcd 'gainst those who mould the a"e
Not understood.
Not understood The secret springs Of action,
Which lie beneath the surface and the SNOW.
Are disrecarded. With seli-satisiaction
We Judge our neighborS and they often 90
Not understood.
Not understood. How triiles often change us,
The thvughtlcss sentence and the tancic'i slight
Destroy long years Of friendship and eStran.e "s,
And souls there ialsa trccZtn: blight.
Not understood.
Not understood. How many hearts are aclllhS
For lack of sympathy. All, day BY day.
unw many chcerless lonely hearts are brcnkin.
How many noble spirits pass away
Not understood.
O Cod that men woull see u littlr clearer.
Or Judge less harshy when they cannot sec:
O God, that men might draw little ncarer
70 one another They'd hr ncarrr Thee.
And understood Anonymous.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13

Speaking of paying the preacher, re-
minds me of the annual lecture regular
ly delivered at Conference to the
preachers, on the sin of going in debt
and the solemn echoes OH this subjecI
from some of our editors. \ copy OF
recent Conference Minutes shows that
in five presiding elders districts the
church fell short in each district 50 ,OO(
of paying ASSESSMENTS on preachers sa'
laries. Let the same rule apply tC
preachers and people. If the church
wipes out its debt with Il sponge al
the end Of the year. let the preacher
wipe out his with the same sponge. II
the demand be made that the preacher
pay his debts, let it be equally emphat
ic that the church pay hers. Few
preachers would leave debts behind
them if the church paid them what il
solemnly obliges itself to pay.-St
Louis Advocate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
fGlad TidlngS.)

Oh for tenderness. gentleness, love
We must win by love, and conquer
with love. O now much trouble
comes from not being conciliatory. but
determined to have our way in matters
about which good people may differ
and do differ in opinion! When will
we learn that Gods people are children
of light, not fully grown men and
women, not yet perfect, but seeing
through a glass dalkly, and knowing
only in part, and therefore to be treat
ed, us Gods children, with all patience
and gentlenesS and love:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13

DO you feel that you have committed
the objectionable sin Aud are you
distressed and troubled in spirit? Do
not lose heart. This is some evidence
that you are not far from the kingdom
of God.
We may not know how we can do as
Jesus commands ; bnt it is our duty to
ht ed those commands, and To act in
accordance with them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
christian lnlelligenccr.)

".A man was once asked why he took
SO much pains to oblige others in trilles
His answer was, in substance i
have neither the wealth, nor the posi-
ton to do big things for God or man,
and SO take delight in dong any lit
tie thing to promote another's interest
or enjoyment. In this way | may add
to the sum happiness, and also recon-
mend my Saviour TO the attention OF
those who know him not
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
Notice by the Probate Judge in
the matter Annual Returns,

4 LII Executors, dministrat tors, Guardians,
"a Trustees. ETC., are required by law to make
returns in the office Of Probate Judge between
the first Of January and the first OF March Of
each year of the receipts and expenditures on
account of the estates In their hands respec.
lively. AS very lew have so far complied
with the law in this particular, | have
thought proper TO give this notice.
r. e. HILL,
Feb. 10. 1885,, If Judge of Probate.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13

Christian love feeds on liberality as
we'll as on devotion. The highest
points in Christian experience are
more often gained by giving than by
prayer. "As ye have freely received
freely give" at is more blessed to
give than TO receive"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
Between Atlanta and Charleston.

Trains Nos. 402 and 4O3 are sol vestibule trains
with Pullman Buffet sleeping ears between Atlanla
end Washington, through slcrprrs between Monro'
AID Portsmouth. Va; Pullman Bullet parlor ears
between Washington and New York; sleeping c'lrs
between Charlotte and W ingtOn. Trains Nos. IS
and fl, solid between A lanta and NmfOld, carrying
Pullman sleeping atac I'd. making direct connection
at Weldon with Atlantic Coast Line for Wa>hingt"r
and New York. md all runts north and east NJ Nor
folk with s'eamrrs for Washington. Bay Line nf Bal.
timore Old DOMINION for New York. Trains 81 and
45. suid trains between Atlanta and Columbia, with
through cuaches for Charleston. Tickets for sal" a
union depot or at the cunpanys ticket "licc, at No.
Kinhal House.
JOHN II. WINDER. Gen. Mangr.
II. j. ANDERSON. Gen. Pass. Agt.
+. }. WALKED, City Pass. and Ticket Agt.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
Notice of Dissolution.

VNHE public is hereby notified that the Spe-
cial Partnership continued on the first
day of January, 1893, between ]. Allen Smith
and Joel C. Wier, doing business at Ninety
Six, in the County Of. Abbeville, State Of
South Carolina. is this day dissolved, by rnu-
tuaI consent; and that no future liability can
attach to said special or limited partn ership
Said partnership was 10 continue for the
term Of five years from January lst, 1893, but
Said Special Partnership did business in the
name and style of JOEL &. WIER"
Witness our hands this first day OF Jan.
uary, lS95.
JOEL T.. WIER.
In presence OF
LEWIS PERRIN.
j. BEI.TOS LYLES.
Having sold out my entire interest In the
above business 10 Mr.. Wier, / bear cheerful
testimony 10 his worth as man aud skill as
Il merchant. He has managed the trust COM
mitIed 10 his care with marked ability and IL
deity. ! take great pleasure In saying that
my connection with Mr.. Wier during the past
five years has been one OF the most pleasant
and profitable of my whole business expert
pnce. In my judgment the good people OF
Nlnety-Six can deal with no abler merchant
or truer man. Respectfully.
j. ALLEN SMITH.
To the good people OF Ninety-Six and sur
rounding country, return my sincere thanks
for their patronage in the past, and assure
them that shall do all that j can To merit
and retain their trade in the future. Wishing
"'H' JOEL c.. WIER.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13

Those hungry ones were fed by
direct gift from God. How are We fed:
Who gives us our daily bread:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13
Port Royal and Western Carolina K. K
Augusta and AShevillc Short Line.

!. L. CLEVELAND, Receiver.
OITICKEST route to Athens. Raleigh, NorInls
" Richmond. w.. and Eastern cities. Schedule
in effect July LIST, 1894. Eastern time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-13

$50 a M train CONNECTS nj tir~nwoud for Wahalla
nn,l uIl lmimis an S;lhuaril Air Line and Columbia
anil Gr.r.nvill" Railways.
For any information relative 10 tickets, rates, srr
urs, etc, address
" j. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agent
L. l.. TODD, Travelling Passenger Agent
upu-tu Gn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23

local mind is ga connection With pros.
pocive Statehood, sad known az the
Hiquor trnfic." Some are ugilatins
Tor Prohibition ns policy, and The
suppression ofdrunkennos8 uy law,and
Others suggest high llco1se 10 make
,eapcciaUilliy compulsory. That this
'mlic, reetrIctsd or Otherwise, ls car.
r.cd on ut great cost 20 thc average
citizen i6 beyond controversy. II is the
ituitiul stimulus 10 much crime. Po-
lice, courts, iaIls and the psniienliAry
aie sustained at immense expense
for which this lraflo De-, IN the maio,
iegitlmately and directly reapousiUl,;
anu a8 the price Of llconio u individu-
ale contributes but moioty Boo
this objection, whlio allowing
a business TO DO cucrretiClliy
rlhhcd, we say let TIC future
state control by and Tor itself, aud Tor
The public veal, the entire business.
The PROFITS would then inuuto 20 the
state and yccoup 90 Tor associated exc
ponar, aud ia tho carrying out Of The
traffic, THE control, while efficient,
would not uao ne opportunity 20 fur.
thur or increase ia sales, rnn 90
feasible, would certainly be- more juat,
AMI 10 liable 20 tho dcslgnailon Ui mo.
nopoly, failure iu all other directions
would certainly Justify a go0u deal Of
patient experiment
While We gro continually asserting
our greatness aB "a nation, ami inviting
tue world 10 share our unparalleled
resources, ii Is painfully evident that
our experiences have mo-. kept pace
with cur incrlnaiug responsibilities.
There arc many very subtle questions
OF national import with which We are
hardly prepared TO gJappic-ihc labor
qucllioni finance, the ,unl, iulerua.
tonai affair, etc. Our representative
can vote money ,uot their own with
tho facility OF experts, but tho
wclghuCr mai,uu are pushed from
month 10 month, from session g.
frHal0ni iu tho hope tMicaW bcr.lIkrl
that "1omgthing win turn up 80 that
pnftlalusuip and half comprehension
Of "iho sight thing" may somehow
finally coalcacc. What lr needed in
The high places and low places, boo
national anu local silair., and in IuIl-
viiunl iIlei len translation of righteous.
ness into the a9ul, q moss rsorJu. cult.
WALTON % ,Ho Coincidence, radical con.
veraI0n of tlo heart Ia c1ucul t.gus
Of right justice, honesty, integrity
VIRTUE need TO be- purified, expanded
aud oulisbioHei--a EIaa,rr sense 8,
pouonal rosp5HslbuiIyi and more as.
auranco that penalty o. inevitable
whether the slnuer-lhe criminal, DO
high 1r low, whether uIuc7!oi or
il'it rate, whether OF tho select iew o.
ucianging 90 "tho gsest unwaahcj.D
When cultivation % thus iar al.
vanocd, an The lines rf progress will
Iumblr 20 The touchi all the avenues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23

90 administer %, however juilcously 30
nigh ra done Ia somn cu'g8. The
go or attending n rule permitting
l1ytHiug Of tuat nature is too great 90
be offset bv any p0aib.o tcncHis that
may a.c.u hence the more moderate
olI consistent procedure Of % well con.
.uJts sch5ol system. Whatever ucccl.
office may ariso IN school Tor punish.
meuL Do lea fairly safe proposition that
more injury Is inflicted by CpbiIi rcev.
.ah, OF violent tcuchefs, than by those
Inclined 10 tho opposite direction. The
prevailing ideas Of school government
should 0c lovo and an ambition TO od.
vsros 900 tho line Of the good and the
true, NOS fear Of the foI. There 3
plenty Of room Tor the latter oauldo of
lh1 schrl.f15m. Teachers may load
or inspire pupils to learn, but rarely
nn they drive tlem 10 anything else
Dut au undesirable position in lie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23

Of Improvement will be wlion.d and
more crowded; oil reforms will have
the stability Of the everlasting hills,
for ideas once received swoll outward;
no thought cherished seeks lxpressiou
iu worIs-then worb. Map, moving
mentally and spiritually, moves on
lnftiulions and organizations which
readily ami unconsclously almobt
respond 10 this force, which says to a
mountain, "Be thou cast down nnd
buried iu the sea ami 10 oboyi!"
Tlis isa fdv1lous u an ulrnest ago
ItIs essentially goddess, spite Of all its
religion; selfish, Notwithstanding to
assumptions Of lbcra.Ily; clrruiL n
though lt ls outwarGly "ln good iormi"
phata.lical, when envy OF othurs
iibtls itself; and doomed to doitmolion
because there 10 no deposition toward
repentance. Tho legitimate rtfrma.
ton which should thus come fem
within is s,fsl, 10 f. too exultant, too
scif-atltneI, too much Ia love with
material success, 20 develop that man
hood on those Institutions which Ia the
order Di Divine providence In obodi.
oncC 10 law, looks with assurance into
the future Tor g. grand ideal. The
susceptible man and community, feel.
iug within them this progressive spirit,
TINS love OF progress and Improve
moub VIII trans'ure into gencr.
al lie iis magnetic force, rcllg-
ION, then luHutsa, then social order.
tleu education, professions and poli-
Tics. From those, or C.-wofkiug TO-.
gethcT, will como "the tag Of war;"
with the uuto.vcd problems OF society,
the social evil, tho liquor traffic, the
prevalence Of corruption or malicas.
anco iu Office, hydfp.houded crlmeund
q lh0ualnd o.her gigantic ovil5 OF today
will die Of hamilton, ugt by force, not
by fugrlcssiOl, not by law or logisls-
,l9u, but from tho publication OF tho
buurii the enlargement NJ the soul, tho
education OF tho race, by the lndwcll.
log OF that Spirit ot which II was said
itis"j'd working Ia you TO viii aud
to 10 oil His good pleasure"
This is tho regeneration, this the
power OF the G1spul, this the work Of
The Priesthood; this win truly "btlug
agaiun Zion, Hud make Of % "thuj s.
and praise of all tho cnflIip
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23
1nE RIO VERDE CANAL


Tho Proceedings at the meeting oi
the slacEhoiicrs of the RIO VorJo
Canal company, at P.mliz, Arizona,
on February 20, promise 90 be- Of great
Importance 10 tho Salt 10 yer nud uJ-
ihcuut yalleyl. The enterprise DO re-.
saricd 90 the largest irrigation scheme
Do Tue United stato5, the proposal
lO.ng 10 construct dam and canal
syaigm which Will cover g20,0'1 acres
Of land aud o8t'gi over o. distance Of
liJ miita. Mention has been made
previously OF tho company's inten.
lions, bat al the meeting referred 20
tho stochh1Idor perfected arrange.
mcnb 90 commence operations within
iho uc4t thirty Jay0 upon Tine contract
fora s2,U.O.uJ0 dam aud canal coz
H.fuoHou.
II the scheme bc carried 20 fug-
crssiul .mplollou, II win prove
n vast addition 10 tho mater.
ial wealth a. AuzJuh, in
bringing INTO operation o. permanent
oud practical means f.r the employ
mcn. and sublUunuco Of many
Thousands Of people. There 10 no
reason why graf iylng results should
moi attend tho snterptis5 30 1913 o0u-
Quoted In Wow OF the experience oi
practical ifTiga,om such na now inhnbit
o. par.i5n Of thu sat River valley.
Many of these ArU fg5m Utah, whore
.hoy learned tho iundamurt hl Lesson
q irrigation aud the proper relation o.
water flights 90 Ownership of laulP.
When the proper recognition be- given
o. this relation thgra be- scarcely room
iog any OF the causes that lead 10
failure.
one Inngor that al,oujs thcac great
corporations i- the usual form. on.
grnileI i,.m eastern and Ola World
methods, Of making tho wa.of-takera
perpetual payers OF tribute TO lh1 OF.
fsT1 VI tho corporation, ana o., the same
time giving them no utl1 in 90 pruT-
city, tho water Sooner or later This
method must DO abandoned lu Go,
Wosl, from the fact that it % a BpeciUt
Of scfidom iahaFm0niou8 with the
! genius OF wcaicga conditions aud aims.
Heretofore every eGor. 10 adopt b, hoe
proven unsatisfactory, md ln the very
nature Of things mus. continue % be.
rhat plan which gives the urst results
ls the one which establishes c3-3wner.
ship OF land aud irrgating water
therefor, aud to bstho important factor
Ia progress which the Llo Verde com.
pany aims g. be-, /. must lead 30 tina.
direction. 10 o. great schUmc, anu
ought to be made 10 subsuryo tho beet
Interests OF the people IN the locality
%. DO operations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23

the inrpirei servnnts of God ag-
naunc.l that the Gentle ChH..iIHs
should DO "tllubIcd" with n1 other
things than aU.,iaeuce from sacrifice.
oneroi to idols, fr m blood, from iafn .-
cation and from meat % tiunsI.l
aulmls. Why It'd not Tho D.vla
Spirit vt tuis limo oHjuin on Che dcH-
tiles, ps tho sovsnthray AIvouual.
now Do, 10 feop Che jewish salbhitl
Tho whole ql r.ion derives Import
ancc from tlo TACT that tHoBgonniH o.
fs.osiablish Tho sgvoai.-IHy sabbath
is Antagouisilc % the Osr.L Itis au
osfor Of the Same cllss ng t4ai 10 which
the churches Of Ga.aua were subject
our Lord in dealing with the Sabbath
and other questions OF Mosaic low,
always went beyond Gao "loiteg" "
hlo csmmandmont; tho Mosaic
form waaa''cr all bus au Imperfect am.
b0iimcat II tho eternal principle
underlying them, specially adapted 20
tho pc00l5 at that iime. To under.
stand those principles and 20 conform
90 them is tho essential duty OF th1ag
living Ga tho Gospel deportation, uud
ail TINT tends 90 divert the attention
from thia hni retain tho believer iu
mdimonlagy stage oisplri'uai develop
mout b. nj Variance wish tru, Christi.
nul.y, nttu'h that De- plainly pointed
0ul IN various parts of sacred witt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-23
THE WILL or THE PEOPLE.


There appeam in tbi1 issuo Of the
NEWS a correspondence from the pen
Of Brother John Nicholson. The sub,
loci upon which no tfcalg-iho sub.
mia'ion Of the quosilon Of prohibition
10 tho votes of the people OF Utah.
ono Of uuiveual interest 4. rcopiv.
Ing a good deal OF a.turt .n. The
wrltor Of tho communication pisces the
matter, from his stnulpUlni, clearly bee
flfu tho public. Hi1 points are well
taken on the matter OF rubmiHi1n Of
the subject 10 tho people. The s,r1ngctt
opponents OF tho movement ss he
states, have conceded that a very
large majority In the rural diairlclo
favor 10. This must be 0vidgu 6 % all
familiar with the character of tau bulk
Of the people Of this Territory. The
correspondent nIr0llly makes uso Of
this admission 10 fbow that the meme
bcu-olccl Of She constitutional Cou-
vonllon must ui.hOr vote Tor bubmis.
sion or thwaIt tIc will OF thuir
o1uBiluonu; TO take the alternative
c1uuo would bo decidedly uu-Amcrl.
can. L. 10 not quite clear that the
opponents OF the submission proposition
would, in case ola popular vote, have
q majority oven In Salt Lake CITY, 70
might be- consistently questioned ns 20
which aide would come out ahead.
There is a very large proportion Of this
municipality who are imbuod with %
strong temperance sentiment.