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"SPECIAL EDI_'rIoN.

lhe Daily Guardian

Will be issued every Evening until after the Scott Act Election by

THE GUARDIAN PUBLISHING Co.

FRO)! THEIR OFFICE I.\’ THE Carneron Block.

_—_:.—.

T E RLVI S : For the Month . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 cents Ailvett-ising rot-es furnislietl on application

3. D. HIGGS, Editor and Manager.

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ROM Sydney and Pictou, Cargoes of Round, Nut.

. and Slack. Also. it good sup

ply of HARD COAL on llllllll.

‘All of which will be sold at lowest rates.

’“ ‘ C. LYONS.

0:21.31. 3m

TINVIARE, STOVEPI PE. ELBOWS. W A‘! l I! W 0 R K S .

HE undersigned has on hand all kinds of

T TINWARE, STOVEPIPE, ELBOWS, 5-c., wholesale and retell.

Also, islprepared to fit up WATER PIPE in Houses, with Faucets foruse in the Kitchen

‘ or other Rooms, at shortest notice Orders left at my Shop, will be promptly

attended to. ‘‘ Terms moderate,

M. STEVENSON, r27, Queen Street April to. I889

B_Q_Q'_I‘S 0 WINTER srocx H ‘O

. GOMPLETI‘. O l Vary Rico lasurt

T mentlllieap. R. K. JOST,

North Side of Queen Square, and Star.-iper's| ' Corner. !

' DIAMOND

<33?

POTASH.

llN0l}KS ’ElI ALL.

FEED!

‘Landing to-day, ex S. S. Car-

roll, and to arrive:—

Bran, Shorts; Middlings, . C

_ Cornmeal..§ J from-‘the i\Iills, selliiig

low.

5lLEli8Y0IFALLllB8l_|_3_|_ll_EM

cases where other remedies.

Fgoauasw

" ’ vvooriiooiaiaost. --w-W--°~".';. ..

700%

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C

, 5, nddressed "’ the ekndorsed “ Tend" £9’ Port“ Seellltsirk \N,ork.” lwm be '°°'lV°d. “film in... we we» °*.r“'::;': ‘.:i?;:.:°::.; . . . ' 1k‘ k’. gcgtfs {O 5; seen on application to the V R‘ 1' Bridge, P. I. .‘£.;’.l"‘lt"5I; ..:'.i‘f.‘2m«If°or -

gively, for the construction

Ottnwa.

- be idered unless made ,,,,Tf,‘,‘,"°i'§.i signed with the

actual signaturerof ieiiderers

ed & k cfnquez payable t0, the

ortlr: 0 Minisiier of Public \V0|g(‘Sr. €99: ° ‘gong mu

l0fiWP¢7'€¢7l‘- 9/ ll“ Th?::e;cqu’e wil‘

be ‘wand if the pug’. decline the contract oirftil toeomplese the work eontnctrd -

gccom party each tender.

ttiuent of Public works. , we, Dec. isih. I890 3'

- It-I-‘=*‘,“,,.,...~“° ’h’T‘v‘rmlI‘ .}“.'.'.’3..:8.Ii.‘,i-v an

in sun . - wanfthol Ulyreason for s.II3~‘1I-H2 3 n ‘ I . -medicine to be its own I ugndation. It costs 1°,“ Wu” ‘* 1,,‘ 3 gig], and I ndialm _ cumin. G|'0e“E;'P"“‘ On

City to select from.

uses

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CHARLOTTETOW

N, PRINCE iEDWA

RD lsL;iND, I WEDNESDAY, O

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‘ , OUR. 1«‘.~\Ll. SUIT, oVr.1i. (CAP or UL\‘TEIt, call and cxzlnlllle our immense stock _of NEW (,‘LO'l‘llS, in

Tweed and Worsted Siiitings, lleaveixs, Mel-

toiis, Naps, Friezes, etc. ‘ A full line of Latest Desigiis miil Piitteriis oi’ TROU- bI*_‘.RI.\’GS. Our stock excels in quality and variety ziii_y- thing We have lierotnfore shown.

We ollei‘ you the Largest Assortiiieiit of Cloths in the Call and see them,

roan me“-t-’$:©D «is ca...

gltogers’ Building, Upper Queen Street.

EFORE ou.Diar.iN(i ll

it The Joy

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“Cantorinls wwoflhdopwdwehlflxanmn cuss;-13 I recommend it as superlorto any prescription Sour 8 En;-L Aiicinzii. 3t.D., 11180. 8%., Brooklyn, N, 7,

cures . l on, ch. Diarrhoea, Eructntlon, A Worms, gives sleep. and proniotu di- , on. ' « injunou medication.

Tax Cxs-urn Coxiuxv, 77 Murray Street, N. Y

knowntoine."

USE

l r - . . ‘ « . 1 _ -- . .' . '. for Izndigesfiom for workedwith Mr. Hui-dyin establishing

Constipation, Biliousness, Files and the many Coughs, Colds, lloarseiicss, Soic_'l hroat, and

'“l“"°”‘5 °““5¢d b)’ ‘be silggish action of the Bronchial troublcs.—f’leas:int to take.

Liver, Kidney and Bowels. ' Q ‘I

Price, 25 of_en

“ .Ii’.z'n_q out (lie old Year, ring -in t}ze:lVetv."

RINGS 1 RINGS 2’ RINGS 2

Lots of other things besides the above, at

ll. W. TAYL0ll’S JEWELRY STORE,

Oaxneron Block.

p°i'iB°x' I’rlcc~., 25 Cents per Itottle.

VVe have .coi1:t_antly in stock, all the well. known Cough Syiups and Batsiinis, Coilliver Oil Emulsions, and other remedies inilem ml at this season. of the year. A Also, Gly- cerine, Glycerin Jelly, Vaseli-ne, Honey mid Almond Cream, Pliilodoruia, Ca. 'pll0l' Ice, Cold Cream, Cream of Witch“ Hazel, (fie, for cliaiip§d__ hands and face—At '

i. it J0llNSON’S niwc STORE,

C’orner Kent & Prince Streets.

Dec. 2:), 1890.

A Meier

BISSELL

'sPi.AY

PIBTUREMOULINGS.

AP.

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y Christmas pl

—-D,oi\’1* FORGET THAT A-—

tlv

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PICTURES i=_niiwiEo CHE

i We have at large C assortment of American Mouldings bought sbeljore, the rise in price, and Vwillr-be suld.,chea.1iiij};.;‘l~*:..-. _ Bringr your Pictures and have them framed Witlitlie latest (lesigus in Gilt, Antique and Oak Moiiltlinom

(itd.)

CH ARLOTTE'l‘O.Wi\‘.

;:;EX Err C

7 i

«-.—-» .4... .4551 .

ii

AND Ol\'iE AIAVAYS APPRECI.-XTED.

BUY ONE FOR Y’(_)UI«L Hoisns.

For sale by

SIMON WV. CRABBE. » ,\Valker’s Corner.’ Cli’town. Dec. 18, 1890.-lnw

Skates ! Skates!

, C . ‘ _ C‘ ' '. , p l" l ' “-' ,' weaker whole, are ,__who but,lit-t-lo cs uiiis iiciiisotos stores '. -__," ' 4 ‘ x: A ‘ ‘ _ ' _ i " -- ' , _ly‘pliicco the ‘whole line from the retailer

1890. -A llllllll UHBISTMAS,-1891.

Ann A lIllP_PY new YEAR.

specialty.

— ‘Telephone in connection. *

Wliolosalc and "R.et»a.il,’iit lowest prices.

CONNOLLY 82: G'O-,

In wishing their iuziiiy friends and patrons the coiiipliments of_ the season, Wlsll. to remind them that their stock was never so complete asit is this season, comprising Layer Raisins, Cooking Raisins, Currants, Dates, Figs, Grapes, Apples, Canned . Goods‘ Candied Peels,—Lemon._ Citron and Orange. _ . Biscuits. Also, it choice collection of English and Canadian Confectionery. , _ In addition to our stock of Groceriius Wu lizivc opened it Glass and Ci'ockery1varc Store with 8 full l:ine_.of all Goods kept in a. first-class Crockeryware store,-—Parlor lamps Hall Lamps, Piano Lziiiips, Niglit Lamps, and other articles too nl_lIl1eI‘Oll8 to ’ ’ advance on cost. Briar Pipes and Cigars ii

CONNOLLY & co.

Also, a. full line of Christie’s . . . . “ Tidings do ‘I bring, and Ira l’rice.”+——2 Henry I V, V. 3. .

mention,’ which will be solil at a snizill .- .- . - » .- ._ - e. “ - __ ——Our happy news is that we have-a—- .

To THE gzoironi

S\lRl':\i‘l“ SURE“

that! have a sitive remedy for the above named e been permanently clureg. I shall

' d FREE t a of your readers to o ave con- y "me y 0 fly Respectfully,

wbichwe are sellingat the Lowest Prices.

coiisiliiriis

oiiR.,si§'éioiiiLTi:s Photo Albums,

Writing Desks . J ‘a.pa.ne‘§_

I-‘on Ti-ii-:' si-:AsoN.<_p p— .

Photo Frames, ‘ - * ' Woi'k Boxes, ‘*

_ lease inform your tea

' dlseue. By its timely use iteliourgan guflrigllllliaiitoflsfhlhj-t‘\:rllllb;,l:lidsirl)e lllieir Express and Post Office Address. 1-. upon , uI.c., I88 west Adelaide st.. TORONTO. ONTARIO.

(is of hop less cases av

Goods,

c.. .

and :‘ill be returned in case of non-acc¢_Pt- ‘g_C0ndenSed Coffee i ‘I lflldcuw doc‘ nan bind itself. to in Stock at uucept the owest or 807 W’ '3’- P ' By order. A " A. GOBEIL, Secretary-

Artotypes, Children's Toy -Books, and a. full stock of all’ kinds of Books at prices not ‘to ‘ be beatentiii‘ the City. s .

iiiooun. C

Conn FOR NEW YEAll’S DAY

to -be good must not 'me, as it loses its

C’/ioice C'aIendai'8 for 1891-t

H ASZ A RD &

Ch’town, Dec. 13, l890.—dly

oALEDoN‘

‘ ‘T is a‘ well-knoiviixfact that COFFEE be roasted orgrountl aiiy”lci_1g_tli of 11

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-strength and flavoi' veiyquickly-,-. , .

Beer dz Golf have it Coll‘ rehoiisenliere they roast and grind all their own Coffee ‘as they reqiiire it, so that in biiyiiig from them ‘you can ailways depend on getting it fresher and good.

ii Tins, and Extract C0fi'¢e ill b0“-13$

BEER & Goii:F’s.

cuss-iotietown.bec-2°»15°°~ I

Roaster fitted» up in their We

lN3l-"ls

‘THE OLDEST sonrrisu biuricn. . ~ Fozmdecl 1805. ONSERVTIVE in their BU§INEi'§$.’ 'Prom Settlements. I Insure agcitnst F ire.

E. II. N.

P? in ~‘1l°l‘Th:- .

0RTO§’;.& no.

Agents’ for P. E. Island. >?,'}:,,,,.,,, ,;,,,',’,°.‘.,’,‘,’.?;‘;

Th Iiiiii Tl’all0,;_

Does Not egestrict.

llllllslls riinciiirsii rm...

,We have pointed out what the father of high license has toflsay on the Teuiperaiice .pgop_l_e_wero never _§1,-ntistied‘ with it. The late, John .B.,fFii_i‘cli, wlio

the high liceusei.?‘in_ the’Stnhé", xiii‘s“Z;“‘It

men, one cziii readily fiiiagine tliiit ‘it would highly pleasing to, th’e@trnde, and on oxnniination we find it so. i -

The Liquor Deniers? Association of‘ Hi linois have recently declared that the

ing satisfactorily to them. ‘What ‘is satis-

be : satisfactory to the cl1lll'¢llB8,':l1l!‘el3' should not be satisfactory to temperance people. Peter Iler is President. of,--the Liquor Deslers’ Association of : 81,030 high license N_e_bi-ii.’slts._ Says he, nfter six years of the trial ‘of thatlaw in‘ his State:-— ' V _ “High license has not hurt our busi- ness, but, on chi contrary, has been a great benefit toit. -. .i —. I do not think that it lessens the quantity of liquor used, but places it infiewer bands, " . . . I have on extensive‘ acquaintance through this State. and I beliivo if it iiore ‘put to a vote of the liquor dealers‘ ‘mid-isalooii men whether it should be high license, low license, or‘ no license,» that they would almost mimiimously ‘be, for: high license. It is the grandest law for the State there is.". , » ;

Mr. Hat is probably the largest whiskey distiller in America. His distillerics are in $1,000 high license Otnalia. Surely this

- , ,. ~ C ' roan," who is is large distiller and iii Presi- , ‘ . dent of l:he—Liquot-‘Dealers’ Auociation.in , ._ _ W e the oldest high ‘license 8tnte,:is ii‘ coni- ‘ ‘ potent Ridge of the elfect -at high license . ' ' oiithe iqupr trade. C » " l -

. lliiver Fails tiillla.i1ilen.thii Heart of its B.iici1iiei1t.'_

Messrs. Diclt-Brothers Brewing Corn-A 0Wl!- ~ -=. ness.

2. we; I..;i.i.i.ig ‘cm,-...}..ii Volkbliitt _sh.5t aflicecm is _m;i;iio;ied

. nbpgé out Apt-olill.itio°uI .' ,3

_3 Wi§‘d§.'i iiotbe eve thni:‘tho:rT,e-slot-6‘ cal of i P 4. Our experience» _id~thiit ii modorito hi h license, if nopincunibcred ivitliqn-o- hi itory provisions, will not lessen fh_’_'€0n-

sitm- tion of li'qiior.’, ‘ P ,

era are extracts from it letter 'l'roiii one of the largest distilling houses‘-in Chicago, which shows-that the illinois law. is c unlly satisfactory to __“tho”trn]e.” The otter which is dated “ Chicago, Jun. 6, 1838.”- is sign ‘ “ Yours, Henry II . Shufeldt & Co., 3 d is adorned with the ornate letter hood of the house. It be- gins as foll0w's:-—- . ‘ “ ‘ Hits ‘High License-been my hui°t'to your business!’ We think not. ’ It weeds out the irresponsible retailers, injuring at first those wholesale dealers who liiive been selling. them, but‘ eventually placing

thus melting collections better ‘sinongl the wholesalers and thus. benelittingi the dis-'

tiller—it mayuciorry down ‘some of -the

tothé distiller on o'§af,e. footing. ~ We be- lieve t.liat'higl‘ilice‘nso is the only remedy for Prohibition. — — And the letter closes no follows :-—

i ‘ " , “We think the trade. in any State .. G should favor High License and just re- ‘ . . t , 0 vstrictions, and lllrot it is the only solvent

of the queation.’.’— - .Ao Shufeldtdt Co. or. qlioted by I com-

’ v "i ci 1 Agency as having .9 capital if pp.‘ “(His ;‘1e,l(.)0i‘),000 or over, they ought to be inh’

condition to know what they are writing about. ' .

The U. S. Distilling Co., is _Ml0t_h6l‘ large house in Chicago, with jollico -at 41 River Street and distillery at the foot ‘of 27 tli street. This company also has been

Large &l illainty Display of Goods for stl1e,Haliilalys. §§,*;‘;‘{,8‘;‘,',;§ si,;,,b.s,=;;gi.sr

" Hig License gives its is longer:

and pacific: n ‘ great ' many who‘ are un-

fdxetgdgbnrfiigh License.” ~ .

another. High “places . tl:

no .' .’:si.E°'=.*‘i*%i- They

.i...? ~;i..~ ’ a *.i..{ Is... ,0d!If,!}_8lOll."“'btlt‘ es .iso'oii"-its

- in -=:it£,tl§a’e-sue»: of '5ii§~ ii_i.oi:e.:f

Lyeutsogo. T,l.lC‘=“'lInd is3aitu1it'e& "

'_ is the mistake of my.life.’f?’ -If ~is=’-fin-A ‘ . ‘mil from being sa.tisfiiot'ory« to ..tcniperanco B456“, 9",, ‘me-p,g¢r,5¢*¢.,,,,’g_ not harm the youngest child or lccblest adult. ' ‘

ofiened 8200 to every

factory to the liquor dealers. slioulduiot F _ ,

‘port. is prohlbitory law lest it should‘

meeting with:-4-The Bolton f ‘ “ that Suiitlnydrunkonnoos , ,, % E 5' ism and lioodluinisinwliioli slnyq -'3 C

ny, Quincy‘, Jllinois, ’ answers ‘as fol- ‘ 1. High iicginae iiiinoi i... our imi. —-

ti6u8_in,.liat hoincl " « it . 1 *‘.‘1.f..’.'?~L,§‘!-ifillif;-. fair‘ .“ '

the firatkey on it they could ¢i1é.iiti_}’

the retailing in more responsible hiin¢_ln,_

friendly» to tho?busineu.v ’ i ‘ . It cuts

of sonic“ of the o saloons that were

-Why-ii2°:... .-‘ ~ . ‘ 0

In regard to the point: whether liquor- dealers of Illinlpis wou(l1d,_;d if the. tiilottfir " left. to-tcinto ecie re to Steel En ravin s i‘"~"°. -» ~ ' --- . e. -. . is

g 9 ' l.‘.:.g‘;.;‘:*°.°.".i*;., ‘.r.';;.:.‘.:.° :l.5‘....*i*:¥‘.ir. Ii»-t»=»«.e»ve.:~ new-to»-i ==~=--~ _‘ about Local Option or Prohibition sooner. " ’ Runniogfnll tllr.ough‘th0!lo .l,e‘t‘ters' ‘is .' i evident’. the one ,oversh_adowin dread of tbe‘bufsin_ess being mule .“_ille ,.” Men- ufguctureru, wholesalers, and retailers seem to share that dread. ‘They do not fear higlier license fees; but outlawing the . ‘t_¢‘1‘A.t,l‘l!:l;: confnaon :¢._P.v_y‘ the otrhpr, ‘L7’... ._ - than 'ProhibitioI).’,’ says one. “efligh .Ll°°"'° 3l'°' ‘“" “’l‘”'9""l°""’”' “" irlid'tS81't0dllll¢ll stairs, siiyin “Loni 1?

tille1’onia saje footing." siiysfo this-3:’ “High License bu-3 laliapfoltséltlfll and ' the busineua do ting, toys V — aluciminmu Volkabatt. i testi- ‘M

M ~° W _ ‘ _. , .;; g ‘ I, showusthemootvitliioro tho

‘@!‘m\b§ .ro.iidjtisted the trudgi- more than over; ll'i"'C9i_’l'.'&[Il(€_l

. y

Itondidg. men of; gre:gln_‘r{msei,-g_’ ‘- lllltl iiieiiiis tokof. ul9__,f’[ll§d,jO.f deuleis, isiid':t.bje‘bii§i‘,iicssr-'-Fifi‘ p , .. ~mo‘rc vigor, iIiiil“i-omits itself . ' . ' ' ‘ tliau‘ev.er. .I£ men,uti_rl rioiiiori." lnttetoivii are li«_oiicst'. in‘~;thc1nte1‘ ‘ {ht-52 make, they will not Soto, ’ g is oystenuinfiiiicely wt'>'i‘Ie._tltmr'f ' I

we lisve everliod. ’- f —' '7 Mormons ffoi“ “~

LI(3I‘.\.,- ‘(,l'lll};‘

bunker as t’ f city,‘ .

unibuii "& Ilflllfief‘-l9?9: litme.ly».interi:ete,il« ‘in? I; e

infiiesiw. an ‘ n tleiil ‘with Jo ln:' \\'.,__Yutsng, ' son of’ tlsollale Brigham .Y0!itIg, Young icoiues, into ’_po:.~ies_ci«’i_n “ inifiioii iicites _(R‘:lund,’Whl¢h ii: ‘Fmlrntlig cha*!Iestit-an.Go‘vi’-rniucojj‘

northern pm. of,Me_;ieu..=_ When; ubtginod tho 0Il§l09I8l0lI_l§r~,§’II‘-5.! f_ theta railroad should be consttfiicf

an

Detiiirig, N. is, the Government in connection ,4 '_

cverysingla.uis!iN:'lIo‘li . ‘:" 9 g i on this land. :.1'uong has one : ‘ peo‘ple,wlio' uillfcoloniz,e on those .

high license law of that State’ was vi:ork- “and it is ,undei'$tood they are all

who now reside in Utah. ‘ : - . a

5' License ll‘-"aii’Itire“.i '

.Tu those whrijiire riot. \VllllI\:fl—.t.0;j:B_'I.lp'3<‘

is failure, ‘it. nisy be vrell eating}; -tojna‘-j. marl‘: _t.ha.t license lows prove fn'jln:es‘jo=' far as their violntionssro conconied. Tflho majority vote of Massachusetts, igfet - montlisngo, was" against proliibitiomlio-_ cause it; llllglltibe _ii.failuro and in favor;-=‘ ofilicense, because it might -be ii

Hero" is the kind of success

i

with it, has iiicreiisetl in and city to an extent never bef_u.‘e’ _ At the beaches zieisr {Boston the “of ; 7-“ liqiioraisf all kinds, previiila on violating the °provisionuif t‘.-holnw . Sundiiysalceg :ig«.iiist eules"to,.ininau,,.o,r_id~

against maintaining open bars, in ~ . sight of patniling policemen, nndvwi ,. , ’ ~ on tglfort by the author-itiesito

the disgraceful trsflic." Nolioiily tliilflict the silent of pmpticos, a.‘ro,wini:ed'nt the trend is es-orywliora to‘ the“ I501!‘ extremes. - ‘ s. V; = =

a .

:9‘.-

‘s.

filluflllvll dnenlo ‘ ',ife,‘ in P ivln;

siorldot lorgeo piece of he: .

subjecnof license; ,1 £13 Pl ' I i A

lerln"down‘u’mii‘ii‘3o‘r'n woiilstiivl ‘ 3. dnyiywould men stand with their in their ‘pockets. or leinin’ u doors ii-whittliii. nrguiii‘ P; to year, _whetlierit wiialiest n£te_r'’__ .* 3 let him go free? After (:11 , some ofitheir best friends aw,‘ i_ g by it, wouldn't they chine it

they could gotil: into? Wouldiiithnrn ‘ And if it briikolooso from that, - woii'lfln'li: i ' they try another key. and iinothoi-,'_ till: they got one thiitwoulil hold him‘? I f " ‘DO you suppose they would rent out that set‘ nt at in much ii yenrto crunch,‘ : » _and swo lcr folks accorrliifl to low 1" And would it bcniifeosier for the folks. that urns crushed and swallered..nnd“fo'y‘—tho '

surviving friends of the same, if they Inn".

killed by 'o.ct','_‘ oogigre_ss'?"' _; . .- 1 l

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Deacon‘ Berry went into . the con» missioncrfs office where licensee for ' liquor are sold. He was o_fl' in one reading Bisl1op;Molohill'o ti-a_c_-t on.“'Hi§: License." Beiiig it little near his ears, he failed to hear correct y what the next applicant for liceiiseeoid, but he thought he card the following :-— “Mr. Conintissioner, 1 want a. . to get drunk. f ‘I want to get drunli for s‘ . year, and make myself dangerous to ‘all. ~ wnntbo poyfoi; all the crime ‘I. shell ; commit, and I want to pay for it in oils vonoe. Wlmtbthe bill’! .. _' pg. " ‘L ‘fone hunclred ¢1o1la.ra,I'.weo—-tlw . .. The.iiiantoolt'thei1ic_cnscnnd ’ y ’, ;' Thedeaconwss_ ‘ Coming up to the desk bej'Iny_l z»-

.__ Deacon

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3 -3'4 2

reached! ‘It. seems to me the ovonglnfi i band of must be ' Shame ; Everlasting shame on coritoinpt on such . _ lawn! . 7 “Your _dnn’t understand,” acid. the « » clerk. Q , i C ’ . - “The man does not wnnt'o'licanin to do wrong, . he aim ly wants it licenawto _ iiioko otl.ier.p'eupe commit crime. ,_ Ho ‘ Iiiixigglf is ii ve:'y_moi-al main. This money

3153398 , _ i

"From .wha't‘I"‘ sliriulted the deacon. “ From the liquor traffic," ‘said the clerk.’ “ In: fact,” continuedelilio clerk, —“out of every 317 damages from liquor, .. we ninke the (lesion y one-, y the ‘ way _, of 3‘ tiix-r-some cell it iceiiso—.” - ~ . “ And the people 2” said the deacon.