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Dr. liceml‘u Reply to the Lliliiul: Dealt-11.
Tilt-z CONSTITI‘TIUN‘AI. DEl‘liNl‘E .\s l
suctiriox oi-‘ AMERICA. .
Piui..\isisi.riu.\. Nov. l. 1588. l'
DEAR Sm: The Committee desire me
to enclose you a copy of the prospectus
thuy have issued upon the sutijwt of
prohibition. and they wuuld like to have
your opinion as to the soundness and im-
portance of I’lt‘ views therein t‘xpri'ssctl
and'tlie Worthiness of the objects of this
Association. which already comprises
over three hun-lrt-d Ki‘liflcliicti oi llic
several profvsi-iions and trades. residing
in about twenty ditl'erent States. It is
strictly non-political iti character. and is
ll.
being chnrtsrcd under goiieral State
laws. Similar coinmuuications hive
.becu addressed to a number of gentle-
man whose judgment. at this time.
would be of [\tCllIIJH‘ value to the com
mitten. “'aiting the favor of your reply.
I am. Yours resin-ctfully.
‘ 'l‘. (‘. Y.\it.\.\i.i.. .lli . Ass‘t St-c‘y.
The REY. Ila. l'lr‘mis. ('IiHrl-li of No-
Strangers. .\'cu' Yuri;
'I‘o tli'} ahove lctfcr tho I: ‘\ 13: I‘m Ln 2 .idc tl.c
follnntig nipi‘i : ~
Nitw Yoini. Nov. in. two.
.tlr. T. t‘. \‘.\ii.\.\i.i.—Ilun- NM: The
pressuro of my work has tIt lxiyod my au-
swering your letter of tho lst inst.
You tell me that your i‘oniinittee
would liker to hith‘ my opinion on the
“soundness and importance of lIli‘\'lt‘\\‘.~“
expressed in an enclosed Rl.ll:‘lllt‘lll of
the L‘onstittitiotial llvl'e ice\.\ssociation
of Atncrica. Of course )‘illl:\\‘;illl my
h_onest)i.uws franltly stand.
Generally. I may say that l have not‘
lutoly ssen eight paragraphs printi-d con,
necutively that showed sucli inti ll: ctunl
and moral pcrversioii as tho eight para-
graphs iii the document you liit‘li'si'.
‘11) the lirst place it is statedau liat
every intelligent iiitxti knows tolw untrue
——thzit “the l‘rohiliiiiouiszs Illl'.‘£llt‘ll to
distroy tlic prospi-t‘ily of [Ililri‘ t‘llgjgt d
in Icgiinzite Illi—‘i;l~'<~'. and send 1.. ~iziil
anyone daring to drink a glassiif lwor or
wine for his ‘storii:i.-li's s:il.'v.:.is St. I'Atll
says." I have ln-ard a grcaliinany l‘:o-
hiliitioiiists and lr‘ztil a great dealof their
writingxlriit l Il‘th‘ never hoarl or St‘t n
such incnaco as that.
The saloon business is- {just 'as li';lII-
mute a lilisinl-ss as tho .lo-cpln: of a
bawdy~liouso \\'i".ll l lm, it tho Luvsoftlzi-
States tirraiigi d that be
gotten from iln-in. livery mil-llm. l t
man knows that all saloonisis an- sot to
Violate tln- laws of tho land. 'l‘hoy- 3.1-7]
‘sellon Sunday. tln-y «c.31scll'to Iillli vrs.
they will sell to druukards. .\nd llli‘lt‘
is not a siloou in .\nn~rica which has
been running Ulii' )‘i‘iir. :l< i'\'t‘l'_\‘ llli‘llllii !'
of your Association should know. \\ high
has not been the cause of a: Icits‘t one
death. I don‘t undcrstan l tho 1‘rnlul-i«
tionists as thrcatomng the prosperity of
any one. They wish to promote the
prospeiity of the community by the de-
legitimizing a business the wickedest the-
world has everknown. I have read St.
Paul‘s writings. and if ho rt‘t‘tlnlIUt‘lltlH
any German or American of :his day to
drink boar “for his' st intrich's sake“ I
‘ have not found it out. any more than I
have discovered that any l'rohiliitionist
has over proposed soiiding any on» toj-ul
for drinking a glass of Leer or ivinc.
The second paragraph is absurd. 'l‘lie
"(.‘olh‘lllulliili oftlni country and ofeach
State“ is in such danger from "weak
minded and designing persons“ that tho
strong-minded and artlcss. innocent.
sweet. rumsellvrs of America are called
to couibino together for tho dcfencc of
the (‘onstitiition ! 3 1
Third. that an association of drunkard
makers can accomplish much good in
promoting temperance is just as easy f'l
believe as that an association of counter-
feitcrs would promotc a safe currtncy.
You know thatthis is either ii grim joke
or an absolute untruth. .
1n the fourth place. you assert that the
prohibition movement is ” inconsistent
with the usages of mankind from prehis-
t-iric times to the present day.“ Now,
really. if your Association has recoi‘dsof
the men in prehistoric tiiiies.~\\'li_\'. then
you may ho ur sotun value. It would be
a wonderful satisfaction to examine your
archives. Until you allow sonic one who
is not engaged in a business which one
of the Judges of New England is repre-
aentedto have declared to be inconsis-
tent \vitli telling the truth. I shall have
grave doubts about the accuracv of your
allusion to "prehistoric times.“ I think
I know some l’rolnliitionists who have
never “been of intemporate habits." or
“ had :1 religious frenzy.“ or "sought of-
fice.” or “notoriety," but it seems only
the right thing. for a man who has been
intemperato and is now in a lucid inter-
val. to unite in suppressing a trafi‘ic
which has no reason for its existonce but
the greed of gain upon the part of those
who pursue it—a traillc which is the
greatestrcurso of every country in which
it exists. the greatest producer of pauper-
iem and crime: a traflic which. if swept
to-day. from the earth by any power.
would leave the world much better: a
traffic which can. never be continued
anywhere one year without leaving the
world much worsen. '“fhen you quote
the Founder of Christianity an “ in an
emphatic manner" sanctioning the use
of wine by His followers. you have as
much ground for the statement as ityuu
asserted that in the most emphatic man~
not He encouraged His followers in .Are-
tic regions to go about in one Single
seamless garment. If you know the
Bible you would know that the use you
make of St. Paul‘s recommendation of a
medicine to a sick young man in that time
and country cannot bu employed to un-
oourage the use OI‘BUCII rile things as
are concocted in this country for bever—
ages. As to later clergyman. I know
that some have preached ~and some have
been drunken popes. bishops. priests,
monks. statesman. philosophers, poets.
and warriors. Perhaps I fail to follow
you'rlogio. - _
Fifth. that drunkeneu is "an abomina-
blo vice“ you are the ‘last man to any.
Yourrwhole business '18 to create that
‘ “abominable vice." 71 on know that itia
m hie tor the liquor-trailic to be kept
up n America without increasing that
“abominable Vice.” You ~know that. it
there were no excessive drinking' nine-
tenths of all your establishments would
full into ruinous decay. You know that
there to not n saloon-keeper in any or our
great cities who will not sell to a drunk-
u'd it he believes he can do so in safety;
‘ When you talk about “ vested rights
-—the “ vested rights ” of the rumaellera
—-I' be: you to consider the “vested
rights" of the shareholders. When your
notation! and disgraceful business is sup-
nnd you claim damages, every
nhvoholder on the nine ground can
make claim tor reimburs'ement. He in-
narued or purohued his slaves when
'IlX‘S‘ xiii-.zlit
flamma- legittmnto A business an
nit Idling htbll day; but the Nation
people to vl. stroy a nefarious trziillc which
.ziioml I‘i'i-paratioii known.
~Iliscovery. IIt.’ was well and had Hamill
abolished slavery in a day. and not a
single slavtliolder has had one dime of ‘
uiilvumity. ’i‘he slsvelioldcr could have
shown that lie had added to the material
vealtli of the country. but every rum-
seller is known to diminish the material
wealth oi the. country.- \n-l if the rum~
seller talks about “ vested rights." so
may the anarchist L‘l'lllli indemnity for
the dynamite \vliic‘. has been snatched
from him wlion striving to blow upa
hwu.
How can you vcnturc to srnd to any
person of any inti-lligu noo the circular
which has your final paragraph 1' The
fact that such lvild falscliou is must be
told :ll‘illll tlio l‘roliiliilioiilsts shows to
what exticines l'llll‘fit'llt‘l‘h‘ are driven.
\\ here is the l'roliilxitmtiist who Would
deprive a majority of the people of any
ruisonalllcenjoyment1' I'roliiliiticuists
arc rlllYlll; to In luce a majority of tlie
dcprives thousands of llii‘ltl and their
\vivcs and their children of food and
rainient. of liealtlirand homo and l‘il'c.
and yet ycii talk about prohibition as
you do. and you talk about "the reason-
tilllr- i njoymcnt of what in a million of
cases is as necessary :is any food catch
or rainien: \voi'u." \\'liat is that? Is
it found in the concoctions \\‘I\i’n’\\‘llll
lIlt‘ \vliolc lapior traili.‘ are poisoning the
pcople ':
Now. dear sir. I llfth‘. frankly given
my opinion as to “the sonndrnss and
importance " oi the vicivs exprrsscd try
your Association. I can hardly hope
tln-y will “liltv” IIlt‘llI. It is plcaszint to
return compliments. litit l iiiiist Vlic lion-
est. l liate IIH‘ business in which that
Association is engaged with a perfv-ct
hatred. l ri~__::ird it as infamous. and in
the pr~-sci‘.t stat.- of lIli‘ country. will: so
many tliousriu is of homes destroyml by
the tr.itlic. I i‘cgard iv. i‘y one engaged
in it as an enemy to lzis country. )‘Iay
(Sod liavo tilt'l‘t‘)‘ npiu his soul! The
i'liiiisi-ll.-r has no lll:'lt‘_\' on lIlIlt‘l‘ souls.
\Viili \‘riy kind paism'd relyir-ls. ycut‘s
iinly. i‘ll.\.:l.l2< t‘. Minus.
'I‘Iio Hpiiiiuii nl' lln- .‘lQ'tlil‘fll l'i'iil‘r-ssiiill
I‘clatiyi- to l'i~.iil‘s \\'liIti~ (II)\'I‘IIII“
\tiiili.
.luly llh. l‘V).
' l Ill\\‘i' uscd some of your
soup and think it the finest for the skin
in the lli:ill;i‘t.
Iii>§|l.. .‘il. 1.. l'll-Zl.lIl-Ill. M II .
livlcclic l‘. U. l'llinorc UL. Ala.
luoiuis‘ 'l‘--uipli- of Music cliu's lla-
lwst plan s in lili' at lowpriei s. 'l'llc till-
i“‘IlllI \lnt‘lns‘nli for #3:“. .‘ll‘tl iip~
'ill :z';l lx'ililii.~- "' » ni tor
;. 1'1 i- t‘i‘illliii rd.-
i'IlllI‘t‘in‘t‘. i-ri
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loi' c. l-ls. insults. and a}
v ' ~rs. It .ill‘l-Itls pronzil
X-i‘ {sunny slli'lllil lm \\llll xut it.
\
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i’l-lmlile li'lllw I\
pullitoinry iln-
l'i‘lli i'.
‘ i 7 s \\l ' A‘licr'f
'\\\c reason .93... l.:....:
is warranted, is. lwcaiiso it is the l~c~t
It y
tivi-ly cure all l‘vlooti l‘lsvasi-s. p:
\\ lu-lcsy'stclnfiinxl Illi‘l‘xvll;flll\'l.
constitution.
l'ni‘ Silo l-y l
ll posi-
ics tho
lids up tlm
ltcincuilwr, \vc guartuitce it.
‘z‘aiil; II. II ixtl :.
l'u lll‘llll'llI iii |i~\.is.
I! I
i.:-~:it i x: .mm. it‘.
tho \iciii'ii if l‘iits. _\ . l‘v llli‘ l"-
lll‘HliilI'lv' \v-!\ =-:' Mr. .I. II. t‘oili y.
who“; 'l-‘\Ili‘l|“l.illli. llll’ll lil
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ii i"
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\v;is‘.lyin}_;oi'i‘onsunip'i ~n. .\ iiiill .3.
tlel til Dr. King‘s .\' \v ll:~c ‘vcry “as
si-iit liiiii. l-itnizii; i‘e-lirf. lu- I- not: :i
I.lI‘-.:t‘ IIiIttlx‘ ”till :i Iu.i\ of lli‘. King‘s New
Life l‘ills: liy tlic time he had :zikcu two
boxes of l’ills and two l-ottlis of the
in ilcsli thirty :dx pounds. 'I‘tial Battles
of this tireat Illscoycry tor\‘ousumptioii
frco at Hco. Ii. I'laislcd
k“ ‘N.\»‘_‘;\\\ Acki-r's any
Soother at. hand. It is tho only saw
iiii-diciiio yet made that will remove all
infantilcdisordcrs. It contains no Uplli‘ll
or Jlorpht‘nr. but gives tlic child natural
rust: from pain. Price ‘25 cents. Sold by
l-‘rank II lhxtor.
always liavc
.\il\ no In “others
.\re you dislurtml at night and IllnI-‘t‘ll
of your rest by a sick child siill'crini: and
cr_\ ing with pain of cutting teeth? It
send at once and got a lioltlo of
.‘llts. \\'t\‘si.ti\\"s Sou'i'nlxi; SYltl’l‘ rut;
i‘iiii.ixiti-;.\' 'l‘iiiz‘i‘ilixo. lts \‘tililcls illi‘:il~
so.
culalnlc. It will ri-licvc tho poor little
sullen-r immediately. Dopond upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dysentery and iliarrlioo a. rogu-
latcs the stomach :iiid llowcls. curt-s
wind colic. softens the gums. i‘ediiccs
inll imniation. and givos tone and energy
to IIIt' \vliolo system. \llts. \\'l.\‘.\‘l.ii\\ ‘s‘
SooTiuxo ani‘c r‘oi: t‘iiiiiuinx Tl-Zt-l’l‘ll~
[No is pleasant to ilictastc. and is the
prescription of one of the oldcsl and licst
f~‘ln:tll‘ niii‘scs and physicians in the
I'tiitcd States. and is for sali‘ l»v all
druggists throughout the world. l’i'icc
'25 ccnts a bottle. Slit-1y
H - would enjoy your dinner
‘5 \\0\\' and arc prevented Iiyllys-
'pcpsitt, use Arltcr's Dyspepsia 'l‘allli-ts.
They are a positive curo for Dyspepsia. In-
digestion. Flatulcncy and Constipation.
We guarantee them. :25 and 50 cents.
Frank ll. liaxtt-r.
liiicklmi's Arnica Salvo.
The best Halve in the world for t‘uts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fevcr Sores. Teller. (‘liapped llands.
Uliilhlains. Corns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and bositively cures Files. or no pay re-
qgired. It is guaranteed‘o give perfeipt
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
25 cents por box. For sale by Geo. Ii.
Plaisted, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
trii‘m with any Throat or
s _
B0“ \ Lung lizscnse. lt‘you have
a. Cough or Cold, er the children are
threatened with (‘roiip or \Yliooping Cough.
use Acker‘s English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It. is a positive cure;
and we guarantee it. ‘3 l‘ricq 10 and 500-
Frnnk II. Baxter.
Hale's Honey is the best Cough Cure. 25. 50:. $1.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals and brantthcsfilfw.
German Corn Remover kills CornS. Bunions. 25c.
Hill‘s "It? A Whisker Dye— Illacl: & men. 50c.
Pike‘s Toothache Dropscurcin 1 Minute. ‘13:.
Dean’s Rheumatic Plus are a stir: cum. 50c.
798- 1?
THIS
PLASTER
has melvod tho on-
dorsemi-iit or hundmd:
of physicians. “'h P
ltccnusn it not: I. o
quickwtmnd is the most
» ettcctiinl. not
only in rclluv~
lug min. but
in e acting a
cure. or any
later “ion
ho muct.
In use. or
We llnrk Patented. '5
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'FOR SALE?
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Wal PlllSl‘S lll
l.\'l l.l‘lil.\'tl
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M AH K ' WRAPPE R.
is n pearly white.
semi-t ra it s p n r e n t.
iltiid having a ro-
markzililt‘ ntli ii i t y
{or the skin. The
only article yet
known toclwuiistry
that will p-‘uctrtito
Il‘ll‘ Skin \\ I l'llUl I'
15:! l'liY.
Beforc i :Ing.
Beautifics the Complexion,
l‘rndicntes all t-‘potvi. Frccklcs.
I'i|li'II~‘-I. "Lu-k \\ onus. Iiiipurii
- olorntiuiis of
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FEARI‘SWI‘IIIE GLICERle CII.,FRDPS,,NIW NNH.‘ it.
soon
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‘ \egctaiilc. Honor, l- i‘l
l'laius. IIllllIs lmplcni‘is
l EE 1“” ““KH‘VI \\i‘l‘. _ ‘- .
HIRAM SIBLEY .3. Cal
lROCHESTER, N. Y. CHICAGO. ILL.
322326 E. Main St. 12-14 lx‘. Clark 3
(it) T0
SEYMOUR BROS.
70 WASHINGTON ‘1‘.
AND BU Y FOR
CASH
TI I IS FOLLO‘W I NG GOODS.
Read afew of the Prices and consider
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the advantages we OII'er.
Barrel of Ilest Flour in City. $6.10 or so
cents a bag.
41» lbs tine Delaware butter. $.00 or 2.
era a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter ‘38 cts.
litpounds of Lard $1.00
Best N. 0. Molasses, 53 cts gal. 1?
quart.
cts.
Best P. R. Mollasscs, 50 cts gal" 13 cts.
quart.
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts. gal. 22
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 24 cts.
“ Mocho ’32 cts.
Maricaho 20 cts
I4 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
(t
£( SI
15 lbs .A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
'19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
. WASHINGTON STREET.
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Feucy Cups, Saucers, Mugs,
Vascs- Casters. Smoking Sets
Cusp;:tlores,' Parian and Lava
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Ta’pestx'v. Three-Ply
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CARPETING S.
DRY Luon‘éxiiiliillili
\\'i h :\1‘ just plain-d in slot l. :i larL-v iinoa c of
Tricots. Sackings,
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
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tion of ll-ic pnhlic. and guarantcc the
LARGES' ‘ STOCK,
BEST GOODS ax!) LOIVEST PRICE“.
AMBLER ll SAMMIS
HJ. r. Peckwell.
': James Block. Water St.,
Norwalk. Conn.
Bcing unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with large concerns. I have taken the
agency or 01".! or the oldest and largest establish-
ments in the state for the Salt? of
Harness. Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old stand. “how i will kecpu Nint-
lar line of Whips. simngcs. Chamois. Blankets.
Robes. Fwd Bugs,ngVi'liiig Bags the.
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18 His. New l‘i‘iines for $1.00.
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