‘ . the “10. 1‘. Uition
._ 7 I'l'r'l'ltth'hl. rnoaisiuox.
r Reasons Why The State should
.. a (oustitutloaal Amendment.
J BY REV JOSEPH FUCK.
. I. It Would Ifl'I-ct an Important re-
du‘tIon l"...ax?$. The cit-tens p y mil-W
lions more annually Ititllr within-y shuth
than for all the thrlietr‘.‘ of the ~t7~le
7 drown mu t. 7
3 The whiskey ring isa Ieoch. fatten
‘ =5 ing I~Ii cveh' other trade and occupauvn.
and Itself producing' nothing ii~.-ful in
return. The tumor tux In )lrtl'le LN (life?
5 cents n7 "IL-lay tL‘l escn member of'tlie
T populitiou: to license New JI-rsvy M ii
$2.40.
” i. ‘ 3 Eight tenths of the crimes co-II‘IIII'I «I
I .hestate are praidu 7 «I by I t It I7 ring
' “Waxes directly or IiiIlIIIctly. and the
HOME liner“ which "I tkrw cum-II It. i. Its-4'
uinal.
The churches Sap“...
yesterday .
Jinwuu: that H'rlll)\-I
til“ the lifrtllt.
I..-
a loci: :illi my and
.. T Huttmg is till habits of sltlllhltu: III \‘t‘r‘ultlliy iiiunu~
factoriee tire pauper! and nm.lm.-n. «hum-n.
‘ “it"! (“x ate: the right ot (7>\I'flllllt'lll "I self-
3“ Saturday t‘t‘lzun to utter t'r-re by proliiliuury I»;
tan with the sale of IiitoxIcatiu-o
h‘mo“ (""5 ' Ir ll" a bet (n.7,...
1" on Taylor A Prohibitory inu‘lnve Sinutl for {won-
The annual irve consecutive ynua on Ow ~lnllllr~
; takes plumes of Maine. alulhll\"‘fflt‘t1t‘tlfl" IIIiicb
' he Inlurllun of titres and in the nu
' Dennis \‘knkement of the g vI-In-n- u: If rains
I r his new hot
i'
In the alllr'lhllallllh of llt-‘ dunking
Charles NMD‘HIUS of the pI-opfie, that It I* notortnth
vphoni (e. C) u- 7p ilItIcal party III Home dares now
' am- the repeal .Il prnhzlutmn.
Urea! cities are i«l.- y to rule the
7rican republic: they \\. - :ilsI rum it
It v are governed by the u tiiskr 7. ring.
"I‘m. \ lia\e been In a In: .oJ -r|t_\ of c ”Sr-l
I fir II. our but 'l to flfrdnlllll‘: Int
El Influeu of t i» \leI key M: x _' In
John Sm] Paul I! d I mint} t I this I~ Incuiiipirubu-
1“, 1‘ "“1"..— .li t3. f \7 llr‘t‘li In Inst: tutI um,
The New“
rterrain-7 mee
ML:
pent Sand
I psi! 7
-l.l‘h
rlli
[7'11
.l 7' t:
77” ce—d
7.9aint. II II I: 7. rtfety t . IItI- In: I prop-I3 on let
; \Vm-k 7. ntilvvrwil sitting- in vinwiiiuig- i num-
nded g I‘lpuiziiru.
gins ‘m 7. Ttu~c 7N I» I; lllij\ _|"‘I‘lhi'|“' i
17!] ’ll" l'i‘irlh ~- I_'- 1"" I»: t‘.- l7 LL;
59'9“] Stat <. “llr'l7‘ 7w- ;7 -;- - !.I7‘-‘ ~lill7~7 ‘.
tun-Ch“ “luc'IFh Elll‘~-7'l::-i!n:!li_'r‘lr~ tun V~
"39 3““ the Iii-mt t‘l--»\ l-il 5:.“ I iii in I l.‘
"Bub“ an: In \ uni: nu; r‘--7i\ . x, .. ,.
I he hplp Wlt‘li t7. :1, ...z ..’m,.7 :._ ..,‘,,
.7, isowuh ’ffit-lo lI‘Jl‘Wl . h'4;tr“ . ..I
I Wish ' ~it77u~~
01d ‘vel 7‘. S 7“ n I I“ 'l| m‘ fI\' I‘v . l‘l“ l
PW ”‘01-; l : :7 :l-‘liillll :Iil p7 I'leItIz-I _ It:
’ An “ultra" cm: 1.. upp mul tr ill“ 17.12 It tiuzli 7'
Tb? 'ut‘rlll lllh- Ii dutv No min I. l7II7-nt ci'. 9»
7 I «7.2; .z.
i
thou tummy" "1‘" "‘ “‘7 l llu u in l, .
“an"; il:rf the \\ Ii~k_\ In“:
\ «.7 tl~l. tuti Iii! :t'llrli Iron-.7.
:2 2,).
.‘ .
, Tilt? depenwr l» a yl’ultllhih- ry luv , for it i~ tux-7
Isl film"? saili h I» and .\ \ 7h . 2‘ In. :.,:I~.II- I .-
‘ ’ ~89. IUI' ‘nd a \Ii'. e at {ho p .Ip‘ .- ‘ri- r- lin- I t 7
massor repeal an an)»: “I III .\ or :III-
’ l‘rayer- I
I ' nue ‘l‘orv ms uoul I I» the “.2151” .:l ltlllrr‘
r7
l ce cf silly. but In auieinilm- 7.7 t~l n- ..I7.7 ..2 III-7
.
' I) u mholo prop . of all putie- Hr.- lll v
\\ e er‘sen" -
4,. w isiuu rid. .I to in p- mini 711! l: c “I
l T""';’ 'Ol be repi le -l In fine [I I. in l .I Th; illltr‘
”191'“qu is Ilitlicuil or i: in man - t . v up: III.
1-01.66 ' Ug:hole of the pe- plr.
‘ Fill “ Int." 10. The livpi -r IIe.:I’ . r *7 “Him! v. III Iii-
15,1ng ’Jy opp a... lit» pr p7i~v7 d Inn. n inn I l
\VI ii thud they prov- IlIiI tin \\ I..~I.} Ill 4 .2
.l lit grbrflé‘ht expect it t . lie iii- ;n- l It i.
Hf IducLI-
cl ill-7 date
‘71 iiiiiu’.
““1". ll. Th‘ frieiil~ It “Lg-2.7.
N “"“‘\u of g7 Md - fil7'l. In on
llfl\:‘ a], . —.
“he“ and. I: ltt|\‘ fI.II_.7 I...
1‘0)!‘2 (1:, “(Age lllliJ Irity -f 33» Ill do \< l-‘l‘ . f to-
epcc
2|
.' l.=9af:.~.rntlr' to or} n 771:2"; f th-7 \\'I\’>"l:tll7l
tickled hath.” and "lthl‘. \l'll“7‘ |'l‘l7h‘*l.
» MC-‘Mlou; Home of nth-i2, it 17* ‘7";
- it!" "rib-0.! zin- fuv Ir 7 f tliv
thh
l" , tend-merit
lit'. \
“I ,_ :‘2 To prohibit or.»
remind do 71* not .3 *ll 7y the pqu r of
ii! t7-
In [‘3'7577‘r7 .l
thing :Ivrl vac-7t!
'\'ldv_
w r . v legIsluture to reg uiiIzo- 2i..- ~7-cml.
173“ 47,1.) so the IxIepIi on none-I In ti..-
'a“ 5"“! uenanI-Iit, as to “17- maimtactuie mad
at -Oi.‘:}:!-:‘ ”1* of luluor for Iiim'luiuwal. nndicul.
27., I i I. an: ‘:I scientific purpos- - aie II 7t imi-li llr‘fi
L “.1.“ K, ‘11 opinion H i-uppot-d by thw- most
‘. l ,. "lbi) I". ..irie7it legal .Il’ltllth’l'l":>. Supp -~-- that
7 ‘7‘77 man“ “it“ pawvd that the p-n-pTI-sluill
3A a" L 371 be taxe-l to >iiptwr: lirl\2|lt‘ corporm
'3 ' :7. i7x-.'I~pl rail“ t_\~. ll \\ ull l»-
IId to say that [lII‘ l.~gI‘lI‘7:i~ \\'I7:Il:l
have puwir umt r with .7I IIVI to
\‘llalt' taxation for tall“n_\*. It “Itild
3 \-‘:ib<url to prI-lei i7.d that If tl.-- legi‘ln
Te 1.. I...“ should lax the pv 'ple tor lit-7 ~llll-
:‘E’ "‘- flofoiie ruilw :7“ It must aka t7Ix the-m
‘4 '“ H“h"§!1pp-|fl of MI Iv railw Iy that
‘1“ N ‘ “k5; tor ~th ~uppurt. l‘ruiw i_\ thno
Vldplh‘ esurditiea be! 7:2,: to the c. Kiun that the
The mfgacepuons In the propuwd amendment
was til I. ulltfy the gem-rail prui Iple t‘utiluuinl
erI b. u it The “hi ky I I 7 llti h :Id good
'ro‘l’ .‘H‘l ‘\l a-leIe and lights the alltrlldllle‘lll
1:. .
them.
use It know tint tliI- “I'I‘pn‘”!‘\l
nic hit contum“ H I looplinio‘
‘-‘l
“I “-
_r z, lloii' l
in Iiaitillat cold of yvun run
u; nu It is a light tluizg
Room l. .2 z...«7marrli.
.n alml‘llull.
cuts to tharrh is magnum;
Sateii lliflnl Not: 1. Coiiuiuiptmn is death
m '2 no .7: 3
MT ~ lul- and breathing .Ipp7 tr: tut-t mu t be kept
an my and clear oi uIrIIlwtructions and
on. You
But It not} run
Ur pmum-Iniu. Ur Into
l'neumoiiia is:
I!-
. I) fllI' nib-7:!” of Boshve s Herman Syrup. If
« ‘1’! in uton ‘t know this already. thousands
ll uf tits- imthousauds of people can tell you.
‘ a reward hare been cured by it and “know
W a“ Is. themselves “ Bottle only
y. It. I. Auk any druimist.
Mun" "maker Bitters—the best faintly medi-
. a “my. They stand acknowledged by all
mm 9 know of their intrinsic merits. as‘
'2‘ aural-grim toiil other medicines. It is the
(gum! the proprietors to give to the pub-
‘w “u ”w article possessing great merit;
“MW“: to cure all and every
but a medicine which I. needed
, sham...“ 7!
I II m r sickness, by keepingthe stomach
I .I. Garry -r.
’l. I. Wt“
III-ad.
ME
wanted to-morrow to sell the'
‘magSsiitineI. Borough boys
in.“ 21mm.
:2:- ._ 2 Lavl'l'r‘ matter. “them ise thI re re
. ’tntlllt" ahead. I
III 3‘ II I777 Inthe IIIse\w~ of these parts. head
hold I :ui.::dashroat brom liial tube! and lungs
. P -«u out 7 {delightfully and entirely cured by
:Jl
family to ward off and preventJ
led by H.C.lloshor, Gazette form would he tha restriction of the
—.—
mnhur o- the Third Purty Rove-
meat.
following which appeared in the
DI-
New York Tribune Just before the rccent distant day (If a third party.
I
. peIIoIl to effect the restriction of
election has been handed to us with the
request for its publication—ED.
I am a temperance man both In prihoi‘
plo and In practice. For seventeen _\ ears
acIordIIig In my ability und my tltllt l
have spoken and labored for Temperance
princ pics In this clh
every public platform to the til)“ I linvr
spokin for this ca ause:
thrive been coneecrated to this service.
But I am not and cannot. be uiiieIubI-r of
the Third or Prohibition pain.
oppthed I 1 that pair) tor Illa“) IearmtIe.
Finn. because of
Temperance Int-II “'llu taro lull Willing II-
walk dint): It< particular lllli‘. _\ 'l‘eni~
perance worker like Dr. Theodore l.
L‘Iiyler, of llnu-klyn—a Iniin who for
more than u Ipiartv-ruf a century lia<
lifted up has voice like :I trumpet tor
uttIIo-w- <r‘\‘r‘l‘tl)‘
ilu- Third puny.
III-ea II- t \‘I-lt- according
(IHIl.
Inch I XI‘I‘pt
Illil‘un.
by r.\prI-.~I7IItIIII\‘I-.~I of
\Vliy '.‘ liet‘aiihe be
[u lltr‘ll’ dictu-
III their
ranks of
Instead of
life
who train
”III
and
foe they
llilii [III‘II'
[lllk‘l‘
TliI-y dIvIIlI'
support- I!"
tin
‘.
rl‘llllh‘ljllt‘r'
tiling Int--
their :thllt' >1
inn-Ilium.
(‘I'Hlllllln
.Irl I‘~\‘.7l own
I it"! oppusul to them Ii|~n llr‘t'lll‘t‘
they fllt‘ ouwmiug to .—7Iippuit any 'l‘I-Iu-
puma).- uien fur pnlIIIcnl ntlice except
IhI-t belong to I: is
ditlicult to see how the) can purify their
course III this ft‘fiitt ct. .\Ii IIopI-judIci-d
min is inevnnlny led to
thut they c u.» .u.-re for In. ir own party
as ~ucli than for the ri'nlrlt‘llnll of the
stile of liquor. Suin- of llll'll' IIrIdI-Is
have dwuuct‘y d-cliIrI-Il that they would
vote tor no man. howeII-r puri- his char-
acter :ind tyIIwI-vI-r consistent
.is :I Ti‘lllpI‘fill-I‘I‘ man. except h.- were
lickc' II-Iiiiio;it--II I-y
lllt'lf own pIIIy.
the conclusion
lils'ti't‘unl
running cu ti..-
l .I-ItisI-Ivc». 'Ilzcy Ii Ive l-t'r‘tl I7 'llsixh'lll
\vI'II tl.I~ IlIr‘. ll.tllt|". \\'III-Ii .Ividgv
\l Iv.7.I:.'~ . Iii lIl wt pure I7‘I:Ir‘-..7'vr :iiul
. A:.* \II' IIIup- I iIII .- l‘ll'bt'lt7|~‘~, \\.t~
I. still!» i’~7~l l'\ Ill~7 ll I it rtt~ :7” 5‘ I'm-
7 .I\ ,.p ‘3 J7 . 1"“! p 7 IIII' III- 'I TH"
hurt on .L. .._.: 1.1.. I ”I”. ..I
- \-l\ 7-21 I _| ‘I-. -; tats-71* ~Ir ~ I'Ittr lls
lrl. .xv I‘.‘ I] .\ .2 Q .2.. i. 3.» ‘ III. (27-.-
I ixu \II-w - -Il~»t. t ,lmlgv \l\)llll\l
.7 :I.I ll .1 r l-. {h - \\7~i I sc- iiI~ t I luv--
IW‘U'I. p:t~.-ul .tlun: t'w line of III-7 Third
poly \vuilu-n. 'l‘liu uuli -ly iIlliinIce waé
l»~lllt-'«l .lil.1~~ .‘l iyu Iid was d» L (Ill‘tl
by u are It or») oily. \\‘li.It cuc-Iurhgw
llt"lll ll‘hl III-7 “7‘!” -cr ti Itit~~I\\'.IrIl to
put up ii "in“ wt pun- I7Ii:Ir;Icler tillil of
lt‘ill!\v‘l,|llt't‘ priIIciplI-‘C' if ever
were l‘mupcr Itive I‘sll-ll-lJlt‘i Worthy of
tlic >upp I“ I7: 'I‘I‘iIIpI-runce Illt'n‘ lie was
lln'rt‘
..n.._
\
'I‘ up"
ei7IIII It In
of III.
Siily‘.
~ui~7v “7:3: plll‘llr‘tl III the
lvr.‘ lNV‘l\\‘.t‘ known allIIvI-r
tho llll‘l izidvml- thrl-ughout the
Ian I. in! an :ilvlv :lIlVUI‘ itouf Tt‘tlitk‘rant‘c.
\\ I:I-II llt‘ Win A I‘.|'.Ilt~ltllc for :I promin-
eLt TIIIIII party, long-ht
31.3 o t lll' II with the utmost I-ariII-stnI-ss,
ulul l7\ ll|I7 If I ll. Il’li Ill l' If '0‘
\\ Hi d7 f- .It-~ l. [he eutuc llllllK1\\‘flt‘ true
at t! I- Rev. In Him. \\'h.-n the subject,
at the (‘Illlillllllltllltll Amendment was;
up be debated It \\ ith great ability Inlhe
\«wuhiy I'liauilu'r. \“lhl \vcri- Itutont:
II7~I Mite-r fune- ' Tho- TIiIrd putty. us It.
iivtttri of chino. \\‘h.\t Ill-Jv‘t‘lluti could '
tho} urgI-ugiuht liiui': None. but tluit
u.- Ilut III-l lwlong to [III-Ir own body: to
céum willivlltlll’: for tlioiiiwlvcs soI-In-i
In ll?l\'u' In-I-u In .re important than t -
~7IvI- men who uppuyently t uttrutIfy lllt‘ll’
l‘!’f~ll'lal and political .‘tllilitlltlll! will dc-
teat the uni for which they profess to be
organize]? Such inen often refer to the
parallel between the liquor poncr of to- I
day and the shun-dummy: power of It
few years ago; but the cotiisc which the
Ala-tumours then pursued Is vastly dif-
fi'l'r‘lil from the course which the l’rohi-
lllll7|IIl~li now pursue. Iliid :‘lkllllltlnls'ln‘
of that day not supported .‘lr. l.ItII‘I\ltI
liut vntvd I xclth’u‘ely f Ir :I candidate of
llli‘ll’ own. pruktl-ly tho I7‘.Iu:IIIcip:ttmn
l‘roclauiittiun “on“ llt‘Vr r have been is~
~u.-d.
I ll“. ‘7‘. ill-7
\viur i7ItniIIi:It‘IoXI~'I\ silill‘lll ll“.
\\'li.It. lllrll. would I regard as III:-
lII-st, the proper t‘illltst‘ fur prohibition-
ish to pursue. rosuming tliiit their devo-
tioii [J (llr' cause of tempcrance is genti— .3
int-7.x \\'.-II, I can make a ready utistyir g
to that \lllt‘clltltl. If their devotion to
the cans-7 ot 'l‘ciutwruucc is sincere. the
course which they ought to pursue is not
,ditlicuit to Iiurk out; They might learn
Ii Ir'x‘ufll from the liquor men as to the
best manner In which to cxcrt‘ise their
political It‘ellllz‘l'lt‘t). liquor men do not
foruia third party; they hold themselves
together in their various leagues. They
make their demand of the various par-
Klt‘h. They give their influence and!
votes I I the party who will give most to
them. 1! Third Party l’roliibitionists
were to adopt this course we might have
Prohibition very shortly, both in tidal
Suite and in the Nation.
in many casts they hold the balance .
of power. If they would throw that:
l
power with the party who would givel
them most in its platform, their demands
I would be heeded, and the best results.
could be secured. They seem willing to
leave us to tluI unrestricted curse.- of the
;liI]uor power, except they can secure re-
'lief along their own line. They are will-
I mg. as has been suggested in a recent
pamphlet. that men should drown rather
ztban they should be pulled out of the
lpond or the pond drained. except the
pulling were done by their hands and‘the
ldraining by their special methods. Their
"first great aimaeems to be, as indeed
they have distinctly stated. “ to smash
the Republican party.“ This surely is a
most unworthy ambition for times who
profess the coda of morals profssssd by
.many Third party men. One would
think that the first plank in their plat-
l
mom melanin. tom, analysed by their acts. would pet-I-
»man must make Utt‘CIut‘l)‘ this smilysis
.ut lllt‘ll‘ creed as illustrated by the.
and elsewliermi
Not only In my pulpit but oiialtiiout’
voice and pen I
l mu 2
III, intolerance t. nvard‘
‘ bright and glorious a future to be ready
. to breathe Its lust to accommodate umbi-
.tious lelllCIll partisans, 3
1‘t‘ll'tlcf.llll‘r, has b. on criticised thII the,‘
They are willing K7) ialhll‘ with an)"
.ought to be found in its suppoit.
nioasu re lie :
fevI-n though these laws may not restrict
;llpfll'l when they
.
‘ tIiIiIi
Imlsandussotinmxioauts. Their-plat-
l
hapa be something like this:
First—The immediate destruction of
Ibs Republican party.
Second—[lie building up at solute far
Third-III remote
the li-
sumo painfully
'quor traffic.
It would seem as it‘every unpr.judiced
‘ Jn~
duct.
There are scores of. genuine Temper-
ance men who do not. belong to the Third
party, who would like to put this last
artIcls of theirs first in their Temperance
creed. How long it will take the Third
puny men before they Ieach the restric
tion of the liquor traffic no man can tell.
The R‘publican party is not. ready to die
in order to accommodate Its bitter foes.
:It ha~ Ilonc too noblea work and has
received too often the approval of God‘
:I‘ltl man, and it. is now looking into too
THE TRUE COK'RSE FUR TEMPERANCE MEN.
\Vliut. then. do I deem to be the true;
course tor temperance mun to pursue in 3
In the prrfifint campaign ? 1 do III-t hem-l
[rile to an: vcr thiitquestion. ’I‘III‘ H the
when every Teiuperm cc Iiian'
should be ready to give It reason tor the
liopi- that Is in IIiIIi. The saloon- is the
un- It. st i one w Inch zillllcts .Iltldern su- ‘
I Iet) It Is the agent of Silalli It Is the’
child of h»- Il: It has risen up III us might
uuéiltiel all that [4 noblest. |ll (ll'llizttltln;
und lli‘llr‘sl, III religion. It desire. now
to roll us of the l. Ird‘e day, as i' has al-
ready robin-d ~o many men of the Lord’s
Inmge In their hearts and lives. Every
true patriot and every Ulirlsliuli mun
ought to-duy to declare wuli Ills! whole
Ili'ltfl. ‘ tln- B-Itlimn "out no." Iiul I say
wtth Iln- utmost III-liberation lllul t‘\'rf_\"
vote ('Nsl for the Third party i.-:--l~' to
n t tin the saloon liiiiII-r IIII~7~ ‘hnn.
t‘\'t-I’- llt'ftlrt‘. l".\'t'l’)‘ \‘II’I' t‘itvll that
putty Kl\I-.\' the saloon power to Idll not)!
thI- Silulmtli its \\‘t'lli1.‘l Itll lliut
Ill ll!‘r\‘lllill I‘lltl fuIIIllv ltfc.
vit In hurtful IIiflIiI lli‘fi’l'l voting di-
I.~I every \7. to cast
lllllr‘
I'll ll
lIII
III hvit'rQ'lN
rrcttv for tho ‘:lliitlll
fur the I'm-hilitiun p7iitv at lllls hour.
l‘h» tim- c In puisuvd for
- \‘crt II:.III 7,. “typo” I \‘r-r)‘ IIII‘IIHIll‘I‘tlI-Il
lit-N97!” lI'*ll’lt‘llI7Il* 27' lllt’
lupiur ‘Ilt‘ll reckon ul-
\\7 t} ‘7 I'll :1 III [III-
r.IIIl.~. .IInl they urhloni lvt‘kIIll lll \‘Mlll.
l'llt‘ Ill‘l‘tl I7! "Hunt Is l777-lil\').tllsu|tllt‘l_\'
'l'he \lllll‘wllllr history of
li'glslitlluli cannrcuon with license
IIIw~7 shows the t-7IIIlI-III‘y to restrict the
“attic. \\'e blight now to tin-i Ii coin—
Iiion basis on which all 'l‘I-Iupcrnncc men '
-‘.III Work. lliil‘erI-ncos of opinion may:
exist with Iiuil'orinityin I-tl'ect. ‘
There is I-urely no good reason why all
“low In- H
llIl‘lt‘J‘l.‘ ”W
"Hill 7.
III\i~I»III
mph...
TI-ian-iance
IIIIpI‘ralH‘I‘.
III
.I‘hristuui men cannot umto in support—
Ill“, every law that Ilecrt-Iiscs the sale of
IlIllIIII’. by whatever mime It Is culled. It
may be “ Local Option" or It maybe
'7 \‘tlllslllllllilllhl Prohibition :" If it will
lessen the number of saloons, and so mi-
tigate tho t‘\‘llil of the trailic, every
t‘iiristiaii Iiiiiii,itnd every good citIzeii !
lilglit'
ly understood, every system of license or
taxes does restrict the "attic. l‘rolubi- l
“on Is but It" fuller application of the‘
restrictive principle. The man who op-
poscu laws which restrict the trutl'ic,
it 21* much as he would like: thenian
who will porter free rum. except he can
have total prohibition. is It had citizen
and it very bad christian.
'I‘hat Iinmn would prefor to pertllll
t‘\'ll In day when he ct-uld prevent It, In ,
.I \‘agui‘ and nebulous hope that some;
day good may come through lils permit-l
ting evil. is immoral and unchristiun.
The man who rcfu-Ics to support present
restrictions of the traffic. restrictions;
which he admits to be in themselves
helpful. because they do not wholly re~
strict. forfeits the right to l‘t“C‘tllt‘tl ii
temperance man; he is not pcscssed of
common sense. Such a man would
rather retain _prcsent evils than see tiny-
otlier method of restriction than his
own. Suc Ii a limit tukus part “Ith the
rtimsI-ller in lllsl truflic and mint shire
with him in but guilt It is a disgrace.
that Temperance men should thus stanl
might unite in ii (‘Illll-
basis. overthrowing the saloon.
preserving the American Sunday. and
thus contributing to the glory of our
civilization and to the glory of our Ioni-
* mon (‘ liristiinity. I
In! us look at this question in II thor-
ou :lily common sense way. One of the
two great parties. the Democratic or the
Republican. must be successful in lllIS|
wining election. The lleiiiocnttic, it
must be said in all fairness, has bowed
down to worship the demon Alcohol: it i
~hiui practically joined hands With the'
l‘. monstl Liberty party: the plank on the
liquor question in its platform is accept-
able to the Personal Liberty men. The
Republicans in their platform, on the
contrary. have given its the opportunity
of enacting It law by which each town,
citv or county may decide whether or
not it shall sell strong drink. Local 0p-
l
ltion has produced marvelous results in.
tieorgia and elsewhere.
A vote for the Third party is at least ‘
half a vote for the Democratic party:
and what can be expected. either for tho
preservation of the Sabbath or the ro~
striction of the liquor traffic, from that
party? Its candidate for Secretary of
State. Mr. Cook, is one of the great brew-
ers of the State. Mr. Murphy, the Chair-
man of the State Committee, is also’in
this same unholy business. Why should
Temperance men throw away their
votes, making them practically contri-
bute to the firmer establishment of the
liquor party '5 “"137 should they fasten
its grip upon the throat of all moral in-
terests, all noble impulses. and all holy
aspirations. binding them in the chains
0! its unholy tyranny.
A good appetite cannot exist without
good digestion. shiver Bitters
bring about both. They make you digest
-\\7.-Ilk. and all druggtstrn:
2 Nature's
l or one d )llltl'.
I sufferer immediately.
whatyousataadwaatmors.
“'hIII Swim
lIr. M. 8. Hamlin. one of the best known
insomnia. mart in North Carolina. writes
from Winston, as follows: “ Ever since I
was seven years of age I have had what
tho doctors call hip disease, and which I
call white swelling. was drawn
out of place. There was swellii g at tho
knee-joint. where there 8 u pmfusruun-
hing, which has been there for yours. 0!
course this has greatly depleted my nyso
tern. together with Mlt‘uiual urination on
the log lw'u‘. I tried every known blood
urifler to build up my system. but. none
id me good until I took 5. S. S. I use it
every spring. It. ulwuya builds me up,
giving me sppi tire and digestion, and ana-
bles Inc to stand the long. trying, ener-
vating, hot summer days. To me there is
no such medicine for purifying the blood
and building up the wasted system II
S. S. 8. 011 using it. I soon became strong
of body and easy of mind. My color
changed from a. pale, worn look to a
héiiltliv, robust complexion' "
Mr. G .\. 17‘ rizzel, of Furmorsville,
Texas, writcs: “Aboutdugust lst. 1665,
an eruption appeared on my arms and
legs, which pained me much and seemed
to infect my physical condition generally.
(In the udvico ot a physician at this place, E
1 fimtllyconuiicnt‘cd using Swift's Specific. r
1 am plzid to any that after using titre. 9
large bottles tlio sores have all healed " I
'lrmitiso on Blood anSkin Diseases ‘
mailed free. Tu: SWIFT Bracinc 00.. ;
ancr 3, Atlanta, Ga.
—50 boys wanted te-morrow to sell the;
Univ l7‘7vening Sentinel. Borough boysl
“‘1” be supplied by 17.! L‘. Mosher. Gazette‘
,buildirig.
Tho Population of horwalk ‘
ls about 17.000. and we would say at:
least one half were troubled with some”
all'n-ctioiiof the Throat and Lungs, as;
those complaints are. according to-
ntallfllit“. more tiumeroud than others.
\\'e would advise all not to neglect the
oppI'Irtunity to c-Ill on us and get a sum
plo bottle of Kemp‘s Brilmin for the
Throat and Lungs. Price 50c and $1.00.
Trial size free. Respectfully, I. .\I. Hoyt,
llruggI-It. '
If you arr-”tircd taking the old-fasliiorh
ed griping pills. and are eutlsfied that
purging your~elf till you are weak and
suck is not good common sense, then try
(‘urt- r's Little Liver l’ills and learn how
t‘dsY it III to he frI-I- from Biliousncsd,
lleidavlio. (‘Iii-itipiuon, and all Liver
.roublI-s. Thrs- llltlt‘ pills are smaller
owner to hike. and gin- quicker relief
than any pill III the. lu-rty m ll vial
Line it dose. l‘tIcI- “ i I ‘.cnte
.\ Iluu~t~hultl Nt-cs-iuIty. '
A h rule of ll:iir'~ Syrup of 'I‘ar. “'Ild
(‘herrv Hlll IlorI-linund is the III-st.
quickest and ltlilsl ele-ctuul 'cough syrup
undo. \\'III cure crouu III your children.
Don‘t be wuliou' It. Price 250. :i licttlc.
livery liottlo brain the {ac uIiIiIle of the
signature of .I Is. I71 Ilair to red ink. 17‘.HK
sub- at Iiixtcr‘s Drug Store, South Nut"
fi‘dtim
l-Zxclteuieiit In 'lcuu.
(il’t‘lll. excitement has been caused in
the vicimtv of Paris. Tex . by the re-
markable reciivcry of Mr. J E. t‘orley,‘
\\ ho was so helpless he could not turn in
liI-Il, or raise his head: everybody silid he
\vusdymg of Consumption. A triulbot-
tlo of Ur. King's New Discovery was
N‘lll him. Finding relief, he bought Ii
- largo bottle and Ii box of Dr. King‘ 5 You
l.Ife I‘Ills; hv
boxIs ofl‘ils and two bottles of the-
lhscov erv, liu “7 .is well and had trained
In tII-uh tliirtv six pounds. Trial Bottles
of [Ills tin-at lliecowrv for Consumption
fne tit Geo. ll. 1‘ llll‘ilt‘tl I
the time he had taken two"
The Verdict l'nunliiioua.
W. I). Suit, llrutzgist IIIppIN, Ind.
I‘rlllllt‘sl: “I I‘d“ recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every 5
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and was :
cured of lthrunuitism of 10 yours‘ strind- .
tog." Abraham llttre, druggist, Bell-
\‘illc.(lliio. Iiilirms: “The best selling
medicine I have ever handled in my ‘20
voiir‘s experience, is Electric liltlr‘hfl.“
Thousands of others Iiiivo added their
testimony, so that the verdict is iinsnc
inous that Electric lilllt‘t.‘ do cure allé
dim-uses of Liver. Kidneys or lllood. .
Unly iiliiilf dollar Ii bottle at Geo. Ii. ‘
l'laisted‘s drug store. l
837 flip of Figs.
Manufactured only by the California;
Fig 85 mp Co. ., San Fianmsco, C al., is
Own '1‘ rue Laxative. This plea-
sant ( ‘Iilifornia liquid fruit t‘eoiedv may
be had of (loo. Ii. Plaisted. Sump o bot- .
tles free and large bottles at fifty centsY
It is thI most pleasant
prompt and effective remedy known to
clean-II- the s\ stem: to act on the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bowels gcntly yet
thoroughly: to dispel Headaches, C olds,:
and Powers: to cure Constipation. Indi‘l
: gestion, and kindred ills. I
Advlce to "others.
Are you disturbed at nightaml broken
of your rest by a sick child sutfering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? It
‘,so send at once and get a bottle of
Mus \\I\SI.L‘I\\"S 3001‘]!th Svm‘e l-‘ORI
CHILDREN I‘EETIIIXII. Its vulueis incid-
culable. It will relieve the poor little
Depend upon it, I
.molhers, there is no misgako about it..
It cures dysentery and diarrhoea. regu~
bites the stomach and bowels, cures
wind colic, softens the gums, reducesl
inflammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole a) stem. Mus. \\' issuow‘ s
Soonnxo SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
txu is pleasant to the taste. and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States. and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
‘25 cents a bottle. Slil—ly
Bucklsu‘ s Arnioa Salvo.
The best Salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Toner. Chspped Hands,
Chilhluins, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or monev refunded. Price
85 cents rbox. or sale b Geo. B
Plaisted, orwalk and South orwalk
News About Town.
It is the current report about town
that Kemp‘ s Balsfiu for the Throat and
Lungs' is making some remar able cures
with people who are trou led with
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. 1.31.30 t, Druggist, will
giveanypersouatrial t tl-strssofcost.
It is guaranteed to relieve and cure.
Price 50 cents and $1 00
Carter‘s Little Liver Pillsars free from
all ends and irritating matter. Goa-
osntrated medicine only; very small
very easy to take; no pain; aogrlplug
. and regulate the bowels. Ev'en It theyonly cured
{Swan & Bushnell, %
- ltl‘lllllfil‘l M ITTENS and GLOVES.
DREDGING MATERIALS
' Ll NK.“. "th59,
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
"l‘HE Jl \‘m CELEBRATE!)
l
1 dress on the outside of the bundle and
CURE
kneadacho and relieve all thetrou '
tto a bllious suite of the system. such” as Dlz-
7!,N1u303‘ Dro Di 3mm .
.ii :i the 5100,” kc. While tbelrmostr
able success hasheo
SICK
nnnan-bo, yet Carter' 3 Little LivrrPi'lls are
‘ habit: in constipation. curls and
t. *cnnoying complaint, while I y a so correct
a lt'l‘ol‘dl rs of the stomach, stimulate the liver
equally
invent in:
HEAD
Ac‘ic they would he almost r'iceless tothosswho
min. r from this uistrosslug complaint ' but tortu-
x:_:cly t. id: goodness does notend here, andt‘umc
iI' .Io onI-e try them \\ ill llntl these IItttlc pills valu-
n‘rlc in so many ways thatthey wiI hint
to do \\ ithout than. But after all tick liesd
.AGHE i
1- tliohano of so many lives that here is when we ;
nuke our great boast. Out gills cure it whim '
others do not. ‘
Carter‘s Lime LII-vi- Pllls .rn wry small and
“‘I’y easy to t: iko. Ono or two pills make a dose.
{Buy arc. strictly vegetable and do notgrixuor
purge, hut hyt‘ n it gentle ac: ion please all who
no; no m. In \ials Iit 1‘5 con: 3: III 0 for {1.5014
to: c: I.- {5.151.} ucrywhc re, or sent. by mail.
CARTER. MEDICINE C0” .
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llfllllllfllillll'fll'l flllll PilllllBI'S'
suppnxna.
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BRIDGEF‘ORT
mutt: LEAD and oils. RAlthflAD 7
counts & iii-7.517 Mlxrzn rats-rs. 7
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Special duration to Order: by Hall or Human ‘
and
Challange Ice Cream Danni.
50 MAIN 81‘.
All orders for ice cream and xvneral catcrtngl
promptly sitcndui to. First clue In all respects. 0
deri- solicited. '
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band at our packing nouan. New Haven.
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iGR-ISWULD’S lNTI-ZYMUTIC
PASTlLLES
D§TRY ZYIUTIC LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
E(‘-OLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
DISEASES.—
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SHORT HINTS
— I :O‘i: I ——-
Social Etiquette.
Compilml from the latest and lies! works!
on the suly‘ec! by “Aunt Matilda.“
~ PRICE. {0 mote. ,
'lhis book should be In every family
desirous of knowing “The proper thing
0 do. We all desire to behave proper ‘
ly and to know- what is lht‘ best school
of manners. What Shit" we teach our
children. that they may go out into the
world well bred men and women?
“SHORT HINTS" contains the an-
swer, and will be mailed to any address I
postage prepaid on receipt of price.
’ SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail each
of our friends a copy of the above valu~ 2
able book gratis and tree of postage, if:
they will mail us 15 wrappers of Bob
bins Electric Soap.
By folding up p.the wrappers as you
would n newspaper the postage will
only be S cts.
Always put your full name and ad-
write the word Etiquette also, and
then we will know who sends it.
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