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:suuru NO.“\\'A‘ K. J! I \ I. ‘88:.
11:31?“ HANCI“.
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Licouu‘ rerun l'iuhihitioii.
or Rev.‘ iuvii) cuosnv.
“'0 have recentlv learned. in: recently
as April 7th, in The Examiner :ii‘iicle by
Rev. Norman Fox. that the diil'erenco
between license and prohibition is not in
«principal, but only in degree. Thou shalt
not is the same as thou innyest. only one
is a little stronger tlinn~the other.
A run SALOON ot‘rzsriox;
. Now wine [or the Lord‘s Supper mid
alcohol for medicinal and lllt‘Cli xiiiitzil
purposes have nothinrv ll do uith this
all- -ubsorbing question, oiiiv iiicnlentally .
dividunl. and the government ‘*
Does the great moral sentiment of the
country rise in antagonism to the use of
wine for sacramental or medicinal pur-
poses? The question is the saloon. shrill,
it continue to do its mischief with the
sanction of the luw, or shall it go? 51-...“
we [or $10 or $1,000 legalize or cv: n
tolerate this enemy of the home, the in-
Licenm-
says that on certain conditions the salt). 11
mav exist and continucxits \\‘orl1:th.it
you may sell liquor for bev eragepun
poses. and no one can interfere With you:
i! any one duea attempt it the law “‘1“
protect you; and prohibition any: you
cannot sell it at till—that thesuloon lllllsl
30. Is there no ditl‘ercnce of principle
here ?
Our brother objects to the word “Lgul-
ize.” If a man pays the rtqu-ircd lic. use
and conforms to it, is he not proltt‘ltil
by the law '3 Doee not the law :iiitliori'.‘ ~
him to sell? Docs it not give him th.
tight to sell, (ind :«lixcld him from all iii-
terleroncc'.‘ Again he says “.1 lit‘cust‘
law is a proliihitory law,“ as in the case
nf lhn Slant: l)riv.1r" l‘|\\‘ ltnt .I \n‘ nm
surrounds it with an air of justice.
In coiu‘luaion. let me ask: 1. is not
this ti‘otllcnpposed to thospirit of the
gilspt'l niii an t,‘!‘.ll;;li§tll\r.l \‘.iii§»t‘..‘i:1w 2‘
‘3. Is it right «to sanction. or c-Yt‘ll toleran-
tlint which is the chief cause of poverty
and crime? la is no! iliiii:‘i‘!'i‘li‘< to
i‘oiiiiu‘t h vex ll‘ \vtzi'i ii. «3 viii :~‘1 tin!
people: \\ ill it iiutll i111! ‘Lln LP?
or lull it to sleep . Is it not similar to :1
bribe? 4. Has 111i license of t \
form nii-i degree li.‘t‘ll faithfully ll'lt“; «
for ’iiiaiiy yeum \viilioiil l'ulllt‘lllg the
evil': \\'iiy longci‘ plindioi‘ high or luv.
license? ll ivc .lls‘l both been ti‘i: al again
and again and found wanting? 7., His
prohibition bteti faithfully tried l‘ui‘ any
reasonable length of time. cxcept in
some il:lt‘l’0\V Circuits: and \vhi-ro it has
been tlioi‘miglily tricil. lain it 11 it sue»
Cet‘dcd‘f ti. \‘i'lty the l'. \illll 1‘ in: :i
hi or license niil
Do they “lo-.1 to i: ijurc their hiisine:
\\ hys uch sti‘ugcles and expenditure of
money by them :15 in Michigan recently?
7. Is not the remedy that» succeeds in
one stile good for :iimiliw‘i“: 8. I: not
our rczil 111111 1 i l‘v'ilidYt‘. i: if. i. ‘ul1;_‘ the
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i‘t’il‘: \\'lioii \vc l1:i\‘t‘i11‘i‘iiit\iis‘2‘x~l thi‘
hitter, the evil still cxmts .izhl is not
materially weakened; v. lull we have tic-
coniplislicd the forintr, the evil isreo
moved.
.\i‘c;i lc X.» Y. ., April 215i.
Turn to l‘ic‘u ‘ h\ an Eagle.
\lillllki,‘ l'ick :lliil t .iuilos lr‘illtflixlliiy,
[\vo Iii‘ooltliclil hiya \v.11t. to I‘»:‘:.lg_:o«
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years ofagc tic y iooi. :i c1121 \\ 11h lllt‘lli.
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HARD‘; ADDS WORK
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Large Stock of t‘oliiiuiis
tor 'li‘inaziiiiig
Pill?! WA: Sill} :.S
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'l‘tflrng‘g 3%.
l.lillll'1‘3"‘ir‘f 2 , wot-:1 ‘iilrnmi
Mail 121'; t"::;;- bridgei
iii A}?! if 14,3?5‘1228 Street
So*'th I" rwslk. Cont}.
min in: .er—y : it? and
l in m :t lln- in“:
chance with the strong.
this law provide for all the hacks ll;‘.‘t"i'
nary to accuniiiimlutcjiic people ': .\ l;‘.\\
prohibiting hock driving \vuuhi 'i'ui‘lml
any engaging in the business. The oleo
margarine licciiso law is not :i prohibi-
tory law only in the St‘list‘ that ll may
possibly keep some of the p “Hill in: 11
out of the business and thus in the :
monopoly of it. ln’tliis respcct it is llll
just, for the weak ought to lLH't‘iill cipLil
Then those
who pay the heavy license will siriigglc
to sell the more or make :i cliuipcr :ll‘ll‘
019 so as to nuke up for the heavy l1~
cense. If it is l‘tgl‘il to soil llillliil‘ Hi all.
all who desire ought to lie rilluivi‘il to
enter the business. it it is Wrong. 12:!Ill‘
ought to have :t li'gul pct‘iiiil‘ in M‘ll.
Suppose for the who of :ir;;iiiiii iii in!
admit that the liquor licctisc hiiv docs
reduce the number of sellers. dim ‘11.
therefore reduCe or n'cukcii the Lusiiic»?
Is not the tendency to inzihc :1 iiioiiup. ly
Gilt? And does. it “'t'illit‘ll 1111.] main! ll
any less dangerous to phic.‘ it in the
hands of the more \vcnlthy Will it
weaken its grip cu the social :i'i'id Sizitc
life, or lessen its evils, or tllllillilh‘ll iii the
end the amount or sales.
ENFoiit'iNu i'iioiiiiiii'nq.
A8 to the enforcement of license and
prohibition, I have lived under both. and
have learned by observation that it pro-
hibitovy law is at least as easily enforced
as a license. It is not more dill‘icult to
regulate an evil, keep it within hounds.
thin to prohibit it': Even if the seller
had the desire to know. would it not he
diti‘icult for him to learn whether the
boy Who comes to his bar is eighteen or
twenty or twentycne. or just when :i
man has reachtd the drunken state?
Then, pray, in it any worse to sell to ;1
man already drunk than to one until he
is drunk? Is not the law in Maine and
'Kansas as well enforced as in New York?
Do the authorities in New York city pre-
tend to say that the license. law in that
city is fully enforced? Then. why the
anxiety of DrfGroshy and others for a
new license law I‘ As to the success of
prohibition in Maine. I refer you to the
words of “Fun. 1‘. Frye.~ L. M. Morrill.
J. G. Blaine and others. given by Judge
R. C. Pitman, LL.D.. in his work on
Alcohol and the State. pp. 301—3113.
Those men say that tiltern number of
years’ trial, the prohibitory law is a great
successethat it does prohibit.
' The'repeal of a law against the sale of
liquor is not always an evidence that the
law is not effective. The substitution of a
tax law in Michigan in 1875. in place of
a probibitory law, was not caused by the
temperance men, or because the old law
was not: enforced, but it was done by the
liquor men and liquor interests and their
sympathixers. because it was being made
too hot for them. The temperance men
worked against the change. I lived in
Lansing ut the time. and watched the
question, and had taken some part in the
enforcement of the old prohibitory law.
Who huveworked at different times {or
the repealed the Maine and Kansas laws,
and why? The Builalo Commercial Ad~
vertiaer ol‘to-day (April 2lst), gives the
statement of Governor Larrabee, of
Iowa, in regard to the workings of pro-
hibition in Iowa. ' He says “that, in
eighty out of ninety-nine counties of the
State, prohibition is en forced. and in the
remaining counties it is partly enforced;
that no property has been depreciated by
Vita enforcement; saloons make room for
better and more legitimate business; that
to influence on the general welfare and
rhubits of the people is decidedly whole-
lome; that the sentiment in favor of pro-
hibiting is on the increase, and that the
luiv is an established power in Iowa.”
The (uilure ct license lies not altogether
in the fact that it is not enforced, but
also, and' mainly in the fact unit were/it
enforced the eyil would not be removed,
. or materially abated; while prohibitory
low. tally enforced, removes the evil.
und, portiully enforced, does more than
Been” towu'd the desired end.
run PUBLIC coxscmxcn.
fin the law is a trainer of the public
I conscience. Which will have the best
am in this direction, if each be equally
well enforced a law that licenses an
evil? or one that prohibits it? Does an
only divorce law diminish or increase
the number of divorces ? How is it with
u bankrupt low favoring bankruptcy in
its elect on the honesty of business
man? No one claims that it is well to
rub a law merely to threaten evil~
doors, a an unwise {other threatens his
»m. But make u temperance law to
harmonise with the spirit or the gospel
N an enlightened public conscience,
undthoncnlumltu bent we can, and
«wallet-retoolerate the morals or the
But glvothouloonaplaoe 1n
uhwnud it mus-choolotvioo
oudedmoudnlmflultmakuitno
and! tho not. demoralizing, ll tint
they \vcrn ugipi‘urn‘liir;
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fill val lii‘ll rill
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Sperry & liziriii-s‘ gumlu. .\ll lili‘ll‘ pru-
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53 Hip of rugi.
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191,1; Syrup t‘o.. 8:111 Ii;:iic:: ‘1‘.o Mil... is
Nltllll‘i“> (livii 'l‘i‘iic 1.1x:iti\tj. lhis picn-
Sillll infill-ruin liquid fruit roincdy may
lie linil til lieu. ll. I'luislcd. Sample lH‘l~
tlcs free and large lliillllb :it lillv i‘ciih‘
or one il illiu‘. It is tln iiiu<t pleasant.
prompt and clicctivt‘ i‘eiiizniy lill m‘ii in
t‘lvanse the 53510”): to :icl my the Liver.
Kitliicys. niiil limvcls grimly yet
thoroughly: to ilisp ‘l ll.=:i~l‘.il‘lic.<. (Wilda,
:iiid l-‘cveijs: tociii‘o t‘onstipdioii. linli-
gertimi. and Iiiiiiircel ills.
.‘th km in 3101 livi‘u,
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a blt‘l; child sullci‘iiii: :iii«l
crying \vitli pziiii of cutting: teeth? 11’
.40. sviid at onto and got :i luvitic ii'
Mus. \\'ixsi.n\\"s Soo'i‘iiixi: Svizi‘i‘ i‘ui;
t‘iiii.i\iii~:.\‘ 'l‘t:i«:'i‘iii.\'11. its value is local»
ciilzililc. It Will relieve the poor ittlc
sullen-r lilililt‘tlldli‘l)‘. hops-nil upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about ll.
It cures dysentery :ind diarrhoea. recit-
Intrs the stomach and bowels. i‘iiie.‘
\viiid colic. sol'ti‘ns the gums. reduces
iiillniiinintioii. liiiil gives tone and energy
to the whole system. .‘liis‘. \\'i.\‘.\‘i.u\\"s
Sci ~1‘iii.\'u Sriii‘i‘ i‘oir t‘iiii.iini:x 'l‘i-1izrii»
ixn is ph “all“! to the t.1\to. and i~: the
prescription of one of the oldest and host
fem: tlt‘ nurs. s and physi c inns in tlic
l'vnited States. and is t. r s do in all
druggists throughout the World. l‘iicc
‘35 cents :1 bottle. bitbly
would enjoy \ mil dinner
\3 \\0\\' and are} ir‘: \c nod by Di 3-
pepsin, use Ackcr' 3 D1 spc l“; .1. '1 .1lile' is.
'l‘ hty are n posit i\ e cure for. D3 \perwi :.\ hi-
digestion, F latttlency rind Constipation.
SS e guarantee them. :25 and 50 Cents.
For Sale bv 1 rank ll. 1. no I
“t in \\~' Her \utitli. ,
Mrs. Phoebe t‘ hoslev. 1.11. radii. t‘iay
Lo.. loivm tellsthe folio“ .11., ‘ 1c 1:11 ll'lil ilihx
story. the truth of \v llit'li is vouc 1.. d lur
by the r: \lilt‘lil‘ oi the t \\v 1.: “ l ziiii . :3
years old. l1. we be.- ii ironh‘ ed \\ ith kid-
uey complaint and lllliitlli‘cs for 111: my
years; could not diess lilySt lt‘ \\ iih >111
help. Non. I am l'iee from all pziiii and
soreness. and am able t i do ill in\ oiv n
huusew ork. I t)“. e my th: inks to I‘llrc-
tric Bitters for having renewed my
youth, and removed completely all dis-
ease and pain. Try it bottle, only 50c. at
Geo. B. Plaisted‘ 3 Drug Store.
A Catptain‘ s Fortunate Diw m cit.
Capt. Coleman, sclir. \Vevmonth, ply»
ing between Atlanta City and \. Y” had
been troubled with a cough so that he
was unable to sleep and was induced to
try Dr. Kingsheiv Discoveiv for Con-
sumption. It not only gave him instant
relief, but allayed the extreme aonnes.
in hi's breast. His children .\v ere simi-
larly affected and a single dose had the
same happy etfect. Dr. King's New
Discovery is now the standard remedy
in the Coleman household and on board
the schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this
Standard Remedy at Geo. B. Plaisted‘s
Drug Store.
Bucklen‘s Arnica Salvo.
The best Salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eru ,--tions
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or monev refunded. Price
25 cents r box. ‘or sale bv Geo. B. _
Plaisted, Egrwalk and South Norwaik.
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CARRIAGE MAKING.
RICI’AII? lN(-‘r
iENEltAL BLACKS.“ ITllINh‘i.
This is the season in which to prcprire for winter
and it is better to get rendy for rough tmvel,th:ui to
wait until the busy \vintcr “
“Forkoi’ all kind‘ ‘ ’ inning to carriage 111 ,«
and general blacks 1111:: promptly uiiendcd to.
Wagons of all kinds nude to order.
Wagons for sole.
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I MAIN STREET.
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