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The indicator., 1897-02-20
PUMA CITY STAGE

will leave Jefferson daily at - O'clock,
afternoon, arriving at Mountaindale at
6 o'clock. Puma City o'clock, begin
ming Wednesday FEBRUARY ,. Good
stages and good roads Fare from Den
Yer - 75 one waN. slO.25 rounnd trip;
proportionate rates from other stations
on Gulf road and South Park line.
Through tickcte at South Park Office,
corner 18th and Curtis Streets, Denver.
Train leaves Denver quarter past eight
every mopning.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
GlNinn GOOD Service.

Manager Chubbuck is TO be comp!i-
mented on the good service Of the
rstraet cars during this bad spell OF
weather. With scarcely an exception
the cars were on time right along. II is
no easy task 10 do this when there is
wind and rain and snow to bother the
working of the system.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
The GulfCnts its Time

The Gulf Cuts its Time.
The management of the Gulf road
has cut down the time between Pu-
eblo and Denver on their train No.
l02, which now leaves Union depot
at 1850 noon and arrives at Denver
4:i5 p. m, making the run in hours
and % minutes.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
WILL VISIT GALVESTON.
Battleship Texas win be Re
ceiVed with Honers.

Galveston, Tex, Jan 15.-The ans
wer to a request to Hon. II \. Her
bert, secretary of the avy, to send
the battIeship TeNds to Galveston
iu order that the the 5000 silver
service purchased by the popular
subscription by the people of reXus,
may bs prosecuted to the battleship
he writes; 81 have given orders to
have the Texas at Galveston on Feb
rUary 16.7
The rexas draws 22li feet OF wa
ter and the last report OF Major Mil
Ter, engineer in charge Of the gov
ernm mt works at Galveston, shows
- feet.-Denver Times.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
s25. GALVESTON AND RETURN

Via the Gulf Short Line. Ticdets on
sale February 18th and 10th, good to re-
turn until March 3rd. No change Of
cars and fully "a hours saved in time.
N. F. BRowN, G. p. d ia.
No. 233 Union Avenue.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
PiacardS for Sale.

Cards bearing the following inscrip
tions can be had at the INDICATOR of
fee for 10 cents
For sale, for rent, rooms for rent. un
furnished rooms for rent, boarding
dressmaking, etc. They are printed il
large plain letters on good card board.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
Bo.oO i'urblo to California and
f%cturn $40 90
Bob 31l Mccarthy Blk.

BD.oO i'urbto to California and
i>cturn $40 90
Over "rhe Old Reliable Denver
< Rio Graude, the only line running
tirhugh cars from Pueblo to San
Ftuci-cu and Los Angeles. Our
tim" fr"m Pueblo 20 san Francisco
oltly 80 Hours M other lire can
9TH. this time, or through car
srrYic". one way tickets from $50
up. II you are going to California
you viii avoid changing cars and
av-"v.rs ut junction points by TAX
i,,. tto "''t''t Srenic Standard
. eun-e Ih-,' tlte .'-uv"r & Rio
ra,.,. ~n'' ,., ~ Jackson Gen.
: f..t - ,t T.. ., rniun Ticket Office,
Craii.' albtt frr tickets and full
,td,plar-. y. :, Whatever scenery
vou miss m v"ar trip out, you will
take Ia on your return trip. Take
the Rin Gfanda both ways and see
it all.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
Hello, There!

Stop and get your clothes cleaned and
repaired at l225 Evans ave. Suits
cleaned and pressed sl.50.
p. II. McCuRpy.
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LASTS,

Our trials show us how strong .
mold we have on God.
Don't throw away your ticket when
you get in the tunnel.
Don't run from a shadow 1t means
thai there is light close by.
True religion ought to be Just as
rue in a street car as 1t is in church.
Truth may be put in the grave, but 1t
will come out when least expected.
If the devil had to travel with I'M
covered face, only devils would follow
him.
When a wise man and fool are
thrown together. the fool does all the
.alking.
The world is not so much In need
Of better preaching, as 1t Is of better
practice.
Too many are ready to shut up the
Bible and quit whenever a famine
'orcs n sight.-Ram's Horn.
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RICH NOTICES
NJ. 3. CMCRcm.

Preaching Sunday at II a. m. and 7:3O
p. M. by the pastor, Rev Thos. Andrews
Sunday school at 10 Il. III. Epworth
League at d;i5 p. m. Every body kindly
invited.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY.

wM. IIoGG, Commercial Agent Union
Avenue Bridge Depot, Union Ayen-
Telephone lpl.
FROM TIE EAST.
3-Colorado Fast Mail. from Chic
ago, Kansas city, and st. Louis, daily. I:J0 am
FOR THE EAST.
3-St. Louis Fast Mall, for Chicago,
Kansas City and st. Louis, daily ,..-.. 7:20 pm
The indicator., 1897-02-20
Fast Trains
Elegant Service

| FROM THE NORTH.
6-Chicago Express. from Denver.
Colorado Springs, and Utah, for st.
Joseph. Kansas city, Chicago, Fort
| Worth and Galveston, via Newton,
daily y..,................... -.......... $40 d III
| 6G2-Eastern Express, from Dem
ver and Colorado Springs. for st.
Joseph, Kansas Chy, st. Louis,
| Chicago, New Mexico, Arizona Cali
| fornia and Texas, via La Junta, daily 1895 Il IN
G1i-Denver and Pueblo Express,
| from Denver, Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek daily .......... nun, $40 p III
FROM THE WEST.
G2G-Passenger from Rockvale and
Canon city daily ....--. 9:I5 I'm
FOR THE EAST.
G-Jhioago Expires, for st. Joseph
Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicago
Fort Worth and Galveston, via
Newton, daily y..,...................... $3.50 p M
GO2-Eastcrn Express, for st JOS
eph, Kansas City. st Louis, Chicago
New Mexico. Arizona, California
and Texas, via La Junta, daily ..... 1855 IN
FOR THE NORTH.
5-Denvcr and Utah Express, for
Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek,
Utah and Denver. daily 7:23a m
COLA Junta and Denver Ex-
press, for Coloraao Springs, Cripple
Creek, Leadville, Aspen and Denver
daily Observation-Disclosures. 2:1Op IN
60j-Puebo and Denver Express
for Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek
Leadvlle, Aspen, Utah and Denver
daily ,.....,..................... 5:2op m
FORTH WEST.
| G25-Passcngei, for ROckvale and
Canon City, daily .....,.............. 1885 m
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FROM THE NORTH.

FROM THE NORTH.
l-S0uthern Express from Denver,
Kansas city, Omaha, Helena, Butte,
Spokane Fails, Portland, Seattle. Ia
coma, san Francisco and all Pacific
Coast points, daily .-............... ... 2:55 pm
FROM THE SOUTH.
2-Eastcrn and Western Express,
from Fort Worth Dallas. Houston Gal
weston san Antonio. New Orleans,
and all southern points daily .,.,,.... 1870 pm
FOR THE NORTH.
2-Eastcrn and Western Express, for
Denver, Kansas city, Omaha, chic
ago, st. Louis, Helena Butte, spo-
kane Falls, Portland, Seattle. Ia
coma, san Francisco, and all points
east. wc-t, and north, daily ....-...-.. $50 pm
FOR THE SOUTH.
l-southern Express for Fort Worth,
Dallas, Houston, Galveston, san An
tonic. New Orleans, and all points
south, daily Observation-Disclosures. 3;09 pun
The indicator., 1897-02-20
CNlrrD BRErItREN.

Corner of Spruce and Northern.
Services every Sabbath, Sunday school
at 10 a. IN. Preaching at Ii a m. and
p. N, Young peoples S. c, U at :. p,
m. Everybody cordially invited.
GERMAN NJ. =, CHURCH
Corner Cedar ST. and Arroya ave
Rev. W. L. Mryer will preach every sun
day morning at l0;i5 aud evenings at
$50. sunday school at 9;i5 a IN. All
are iuN..ed to attend.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor will preach morning and night,
aud at $50 p. m will give the first of a
series OF bible readings.
A cordial invitation to the readings
is extend led to all.
Sunday School and Baptist Young
Peoples Union at usual hour.
JAS. y. HHYoRAFT.
Pastor.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
DENVER * RIO GRANDE R. R.
THE Scenic Routol
A.JACksoN, General Agent. Central Block
Telephone Isl.
From TIE Nonrn AND EAST.

FROM TIE NOBTH AND EAST
I-California Fast Mail from Denver
for Canon city silidia, Leadville, As.
pen. salt Lake, and California daily. l2;S'
3-Tran-- -ContinentallENpress { from
Denver, for Canon Clly, silidia, Lead
willie, Aspen, salt Lake and Cal
ifornia, daily. -..-.--- -.-...---s l:sa
5-culorado and New Mexico Mail
and Express, Narrow Gauge from
Denver and Colorado Springs, daily 1855
7-Cripplc Greek, Marshall Pass and
Grand junction express narrow guago
from Denver, daily ....- .-,........,.. 2aU
q-Dcnvcr aud Canon City Passon
ger. from Denver and Colorado
springs, daily ....-.-..--. ....-,. ....-.- $50
ll-Pueblo and st. Louis express
from Denver, for Kansas city st, Lou
Is and points on the Mo. Pacific Rail
way, daily. ....sr..... ..,.....,. I:Wi
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sS(55

Tine above Whr.t- are guaranteed by She
Peerless MIG. Co.,. ,levcluud, uhIo, and Lep VI
iu repair six mont = by
The indicator., 1897-02-20
UNION DEPOT R. R. TIME CARD.
In Effect Sunday, December e.
q. p. DENVER 4 GULF r. r.

y. +. brown, city Passenger and Ticket
Agent, No. gsi North Union Avenue.
Pacific Express Company's
Office. Telephone 81.
The indicator., 1897-02-20

Herman & Shloss keep the best fresh
vegetables obtainabe.
The indicator., 1897-02-20

Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
xlvans Tabulss csrs constipation.
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ger. llbh l'fNN'I dui ''l'ihl'
Springs, daily ...... .-..--.. ..-.-t ......- $40 pm
u-Pueblo and st. Louis express
from Denver, for Kansas city 81, Lou-
Is and points On the Mo. Pacific Rail
way, daily ............ ....,..,.,. 700 pm
FROM THE WEST
2-Trans-contiucntal Limited from
California. salt Lake, Aspen. silidia,
and Canon City, for Denver. daily --. $50 am
I-Atlantic Coast Express from Cal
ifornia, salt Lake, Aspen. Lcadyillc,
Salidia and Canon city, for Denver,
daily Observation-Disclosures. 5:lS pm
6-Colorado and New Mexico Mail
and Express, Narrow Gauge, from
santa fe, silverton, Durango, Creede.
Alamosa, saldia, Canon city and
Florence daily .......... 3:2O am
s-Cripple Creek, Marshall Pass and
Grand Junction express, narrow
guage, from Cripple Creek and Flor
cncc daily ....-............,. 2:lO am
10-Canon city and Denver Passen-
ger, from Canon city, daily ......,-... i2;i5 pm
FROM THE SOUTH.
l0i-La Ncta, Trinidad and Denver,
passenger, from La Neta' Trinidad
and W walsenburg, for Colorado Springs
and Denver, daily -...-.....-..-........ 5:l0pm
FOR TIE NORTH AND EAST.
2-Traus-continental Limited, for
Colorado Springs aud Denver, from
California, salt Lake, Aspen, Lead
VILE, Salida, and Canon city, daily. 500 an
4-Atlantic Coast Express for Colo
rado Springs and Denver, from cal
| ifornia, salt Lake, Aspen, Lcadville,
Sali'ia, and Canon city, daily. ......... 5:3s pm
6-Colorado and New Mexico Mail
and Express, Narrow Gauge, for Colo
RADIO springs and Denver, daily. $3.50 an
| s-Crippe Creek and Marshall Pass
| express, for Colorado Springs and
Denver, daily Observation-Disclosures. 2:25 an
lO-Canon city and Denver Passcn-
ger, for Denver and Colorado Springs,
daily Observation-Disclosures. I:IO pm
Est. Louis and Kansas city Ex-
press, for Colorado Springs and Den
yer, from St. Louis. Kansas City and
points on the Mo. Pacific Ry.. daily. $50 AN
FOR THE WEST.
1-California Fast Mail. ior Canon
City, salidia, Lcadyillc, Aspen, salt
Lake and California. from Denver,
daily 12i5 pm
! 3-Trans-cOntincntal Express for
Canon city. snlida, Leadyille, Aspen,
salt Lake and California, from Dem
yer. daily ,...,,.,.......... . 1905 an
| 5-Colorado and New Mexico Mail
and Express, Narrow Gauge for Flor
ence, Canon city, salida Alamosa,
! Crccde, Durango, Santa Fe, and al!
san Juan points, daily ..-.....-.... 90. ll:0j pm
7-Cripplc Creek Express for Mar.
shall Pass and Grand junction, daily. 2:iO an
| 9-Denver and Canon city Passcn-
ger, for Florence and Canon city,
daily -.,.,............. $3.50 pm
| FoRTHE SOUTH.
| l03-Pueblo, Trinidad and La veta
Passenger for Walsenburg, Trinidad
and lie Ncta, daily .......,............. 7:3O an
y. B.-No trains between Florence and Rock
vale on sunday All trains to and from tn
north and east stop at the Eighth street depot
| seven minutes hi fIprpurp in time frn,n Irnin,
The indicator., 1897-02-20

FOR THE SOUTH.
lJ3-Pueblo, Trinidad and La vcta
Passenger, for Walscnburg, Trinidad
and lie Ncta, daily ..................... 1870 am
y. B.-No trains between Florence and Rock
vale on sunday. All trains to and from the
north and east stop at the Eighth street depot,
seven minutes difference in time from Union
depot.
The indicator., 1897-02-20
FROM THE WEST

2-Trans-contiucnt Limited from
California, salt Lake, Aspen, silidia,
and Canon City, for Denver. daily
i-Atlantic Coast Express from Cal
ifornia, salt Lake, Aspen. Lcadyillc,
Salidia and Canon city, for Denver,
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$50 am
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

More than the hunger after bread,
more than the frenzy of love and
hatred, the poison-hunger overpowers
every other instinct, and even the fear
of death. In Mexico, the surgeon of
the Second Zouaves was n night
awakened by the growing of his span
iel, and thought he saw a man crawl
ing out Of his tent. The next day tho
captain informed the company that
some fellow had entered the hospital
camp with burglarious intent, and that
he had instructed the sentries to ar
rest or shoot all nocturnal trespassers.
About a week after the doctor was
again awakened by his dog, and light
ing a match he distinguished the figure
of a man crawling from under his
table and carrying a large book, He
called for him to stop, cooking his pis-
toll at the same time but the fellow
made q rush for the door, and in the
same moment was foored by a ball
that penetrated his skull. He lived
long enough to confess his desperate
enterprise. His regiment had been
stationed at Algiers, where be learned
to smoke opium, and having exhausted
his supply and his financial resources,
he felt that life was no longer worth
living, and resolved to risk it in the
attempt at abductingt the doctors med
cine chest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

Tie way of rum is the way of ruin.
When drink comes in through the win,
dow, love dies out at the door.
The latest figures show that the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union has Il membership
of77, 25i.
There are certain men, miserly in every.
thing else, who are very prodigal In the
matter Of spending money for drink.
II it is small sacrifice for you to give up
the drink, do it fot the sake of others; IL Il
Is u great sacrifice, do it for your own
sake.
Temperonce warriors, fight away
Until We win the we'll fought day;
Before you all your foes shall flee,
And le"s ~ sr0wned with victory.
II Is estimated that eiaSs ls.salS out Of
every 0ya in the United States must .ar-
nish one. boy in eNery generation to the
liquor monster. Have you furnished a boy
YETI If You favor the saloon, you should
not refuse to give one bright boy to be
made a bloated drunRqrI, for the saloon
must have boys to hyeon,
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

Mi p,Ii, E,,r,a, u,bo r,,,rtIv visitcd
7 d. "a ~ hT"tiSy' W. .Lo ~ T. r n,
ain7N" ~ ~ lIsotS7t' "a tr' T., rratjnns
H,IeS tns SuILnl'ns up . | ~ nei rnjor SINAI
tn a vUiuui" n Nv III 20 tuo anr nossn@cs
I'm .iTr mH,Im W. eu d,o az l%''o on, ti9 he Sea.
~, y suiir'ne I"tS'I VIZ t"l Iii Ina done
pi fth oi .in Ai"IHm nov w, a. ri " n"t rorfont yvaii 81
%eu II 'iiugt 't"i't. "a ~ l' frieI5s ~
1921 10 sotnS p-.ahjbI+ie nv Will the
LIP eiIprinu19 "lL r. Nv soa-n md nnsh
thair t. am ,%t5 afo vu9aI Tbo rnnditi6Fn al
t theli taa'to u.une7n, Int w.. striLing-
tulS sleat n9ItlT oSt,iI $1,000 onr NJ.
Y pfg7Gnts Ina inoYn ~ ~ nag33 ~ Iar y, the
Ii igIa ~ H. TIa a IL I,s JniiaraJ tbot
I'M, IVY ia, tta IN n hs I'D "' inta tiasEa aVs
ne a 9 g"r p 7nI u 'P IgeJf,iinsI and scien.
III n iOi n evls''n i,t va ,yLain c]onnirv "a
tlaie TIE pnt ne m1''I Jy ragige a
NAL toa ~ va ro H.S mo- agert' caT est11b-
III n n ~ oY IN ony olaea tbnnt shifts his
rom " ItUeo"V Iu :" o "4' Tia aig, and Ginr
S,ido his iaoprs "' TLera ara fwenfv Gnan
soioone In finoon ana met M mgony In
nronor+inn ~ H." non,,ioti nn In Wranoai
+ oIoias ritT, al SSJjttra ond In three of
tbass tnyns r' ~. "a In snij Mast and
tbo,sanTs ~ s y"lr 81 Itn,nr AZ snugs
S,ioS In o9,St al ttirOb y tbe boata md sold
iiiicitiy ~ da3rcgss bonsee GGurish md
NJ" - -, F,,Is ,,yor
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

America is becoming a nation OF tee
!otalcrs, says a writer in the Index. An
observer says that il one does not believe ID
let him look at the list of States whore the
citizens have formally voted that way. We
ind this list quoted from the bill of fare6f
q Pullman dining ear. A note on the card
says: wines and liquors will not be sold
in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, In
iian Territory, Kansas, Maine. Mississippi,
New Jersey, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennes-
see, Texas and Wyoming. No wines or
liquors to be sold on sunday In any States
having the prohibitory Sunday laws
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

,Iy true" re-
sther day, sis
,letrine that one
nas.. q meat is another mans poison.
Within a short time 1 have treated two
curious chses Of what L may term
eruptiye ! indigestion. In the first |
CHANGED l. meet the man on the street
in The mIrning, He was apparently
perfectlI we'll. At 5 o'clock I was
summonkd to his residence. L should
not hayIrecognized hinb, Sc distorted
were hid features from the eruption
which clvered them Investigation
and the tlture history Of the case set
tied beyoha doubt-that the mar had
been poll ed by CLANS which he had
eaten at llhcheon, yet the distufbauce
was for HIN alone, other members of
the family who had partaken of the
same dish feeling no i'll results. A
fortnight ,ater another patient of mine
came TOME with n marked eruption on
hands and wrists and between the
fingers. A dinner Of veal was respon-
sible for the trouble, and again, as in
the first instance, the sufferer was the
only one affected Of the family who
had partaken of the meat at the same
meal. In each ease / found that the
tendency to distress from the parti-
cular food was known to each sufferer,
although never before had the symp,
toms been SO marked or distressing.
This is, perhaps, a word of warning to
persons who know their poison tc
abstain from it, particularly when
their systems may be from some cause
in a non-resisting state. New York
Press.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

1t is lot well to let a misguided spirit
of compassion interfere with the proper
diseipllning of the hobo. In the great
because he prefers tramping to work
Ing. Mendicancy and theft are more
congenial to him than labor. He must
be dealt with accordingly. The best
thing to do with the hobo is to keep
him moving. II he is willing to work,
that Is a different thing. If he won't
work he should be driven out of town
and kept ont
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

In his address ut the rally held in connee,
tion with the State convention of the Con-
necticut Total Abstinence Union, Rev. A.
p, Doyle said: Total abstinence is a re.
ligious virtue, as 1t belongs to the sanctu-
ary. and when 1t is bereft of the sanctuary
it becomes a heresy, and the hand that tears
1t away from there is Il ruthless hand. In
the National union there are so, 900 total
abstainers, 40, 900 of whom never abused
nor touched i~ntoXicants. Twenty-Five per
cent. of this National organization never
knew what 1t was to touch an Intoxicating
.Irftl, ~
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

The drinking customs OF society are the
hardest Of all things to fight, Why do peo-
pie who ought to know better, and who
really do know better but who do not act
according to their knowledge, persist in
remaining slavishly subservient to the old
custom of serving wine at weddings and
other social ~afTalrs2 It Is well to be hos
pitable; but when, In the sacred name of
hospitality, young men are made drunk, 1t
is time to at least give the matter Of ban
ishing wine serious consideration.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

There is no more remarkable feature
in the development of the new South
than the rapid growth of cotton manu-
featuring. Before the war there was
scarcely 2 cotton mill In the South;
now there are 4S2, and they use more
than a million bales of cotton a year.
During tile last ten years the South
has made much more rapid progress In
cotton manufacturing, relatively, than
the North has. In 1887 Southern mills
used 4o1 ,452 bales of cotton and North
ern mills 1,710,0s0, while in the year
ended Aug, 81, 1897, Southern mills
used 1,042,671 bales and Northern mills
1,S04,6S0. At this rate cotton manu-
featuring In the South will soon sur
pass that of the North.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

Norman B. Covert, a seventy eight
year-old citizen of Ann Arbor, Mich,
has been converted from Methodism ia
Brahmanism. He is supposed to be
the only American convert to that
creed, and he has not adopted all Of
its doctrines, for he will not abstain
from the use of animal flesh for food.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

Switzerland's bears were supposed
to be extinct, but some channels
hunters in the lower Engandine re-
gently shot and secured one and re
port that another escaped them. This
will add to the excitement of mountain
climbing in the Alps.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

Neal Dow was twenty-five years old when
he delivered his first temperance speech.
1t was at an anniversary supper Of a Gre
company to which he belonged, and his
strenuous opposition to the use Of liquor
was effective to that degree that the fire
company adopted temperance as a princi-
pie. Later he prevailed upon the Maine
Mechanics Charitable Association to fore
20 the use of wine at Its annual dinner.
At that time liquor was almost u~niyers-
nlly used in Maine. One Of the curious
customs Of Portland In those days was the
ringing Of the town bell at IL and at 4
o'clock, by way of warning to mechanics
that it was time to leave work and get o
drink. THIS custom tho young rcformer
succeeded + having abolished. Then he
persuaded most of the Portland employers
to discontinue supplying their men with
liquor.
After his first successes, Neal Dow fclt
that Temperance. was the most important
cause Of the age. 1t was owing largely to
his efforts that the Young Mems Total Alb
stincnce Society of Portland was organized.
Its first meeting, it is said, was held in the
counting-room of n Observation-Disclosures
Weekly.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05
A TEMPERANCE COLI.
THE DRINK EVIL MADE MAMIE
IN MANY WAYS.

A ADMINISTRATION Traffic in Alaska
MANY saloons In Full Blast in Our
Great Northwestern Territory-Brew-
cries in Full BIast-Natlves Rulned.
Take Temperance to thy breast
While yet is the hour Of choosing,
As arhitress exquisite
OF all that shall thee betide.
For better than fortunes best
Is mastery in the using,
And sweeter than anything sweet
The art to lay 1t asidel
Louise Imogen Quincy, lsGl'
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-05

We have frequently stated in this column
that whisky, when taken in large quanti-
ties, is really poisonous, and often causes
the death ofthe unfortunate one who drinks
II to excess. Here is u ease of a recent
date which confirms our statement.
George Mollinarl, a laborer living with
his daughter at 2 Cherry street, New York
City. drank two TASKS Of whisky, one after
the other, and then fell on the floor dead"
Sacred Heart Review.