The Brookhaven leader. [volume], March 26, 1885, Image 4

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V ice is hervha giaer that tlit- fullmv
| g m e.( t!•■»• ll-m lile.1 notice of ll -
intent.on to make final pr of in nup|*itl
el h * claim, all'I tliat snail ppaif aaill In
to sic before t1’. \Vsttfrtlin. cer> tierk.
at■ Vlolitieelto, Misn.. ott April 4. larfi, a /..
Minins Burkett, llomrsteail No. 4;~ I.
• r file southwest quarter Section lit.
To ' nchip ft uoitii. B inge Merest.
Hi names the following witnesses to
pr. Iiis i oiitiunoiis resilience upon ami
< ultra atioii »•!'. ansri laiul, ait:
1‘ iTiaia Nichols. | All of
t oa W. Nichols. ( Ulonntville P. f*,,
J me'sAt. Itoiivii, ) l.aaaicuce t'i.,
li D ev. J Misa.
B t. KT.RB,
Register.
,\MON<; lr AILUOAI) MkX.
I'npwlnrll > ainat I 'sc fit I mom of
l*r. 14enj a•« f -c 'eiie
* Prsicili - A i r lilif
1.0'to - I'ro i t, .11 ••
i< r .11 cbnaai:.
Ithaaheen nnvne*if»ip* riinrjred against j o
gr^XAVjnvdiciaesiti t rn ti* i»i me im»uiiio juI*
fo their virtue* liaivi- riifn.v t een ii'auutMC'.ureJ
outright, or no m»'itpulm‘-l nt to i*enr u very
ft Uneitr dlid iut4«‘h Hlpxtger meaning than tile
A-ne origin*: l> iut«iio#*l i»y the w^ner*. Thai
I’d* may I m iloi.e to; mutcrnpiiions |i»n-*.,u»* lx
*r»t r»*> po'ttidf. lint D . DhVM K eulledy ,Pby*l
* >u.g***»!i,- f ti* 1*1 *oU’ ,\. V.. *;ilx« x a par
dot ado pride m tin* laet tba? during a profet
momiI *uaiou»in ,»*s • nr* cr I mam yurs-aod in
k iV«*rtUltig **k rwoedt'* t ivorll** Krmedy M — f e
r never laid lull leu open to * J st accusation
of this kind. It* no* Ibc kuijome.i i**tt**r. and .
ofner* pRbli.o-ued toy ‘mil may Lm- acc* pled with j
« *»i Q-ience toy the public, Li. Kennedy i* to
i mi isr Witti tile h u»es and Irai> if kick people
to t • ;U - W itti tiiein :
MASl.lt Ni KCI1A Ml’J AVI* SVrt.mSTKVU- 1
4-M’a OmcR. Low m t.L ItriMlK suer-* ol |
in* Liosios a It. K. »
l'-HHJ, .\lAr*„ /•*;*!i*tl S3, ISs4. j)
I t. ‘‘kvtd Kennedy, Rou»jout. N V.
1» m ■■*** —1 till* k 11 is *;m to you that 1
kb* uM make the foliowitig Mr-ne.it, and |
n uke it voiuntmly an t v.iaiig .» : oi tia 4th
i.ay *>X done. 19&I. 1 wa* taken Willi what r, us
i-kiie-i paralysis if the ooweu. i a • seizure
w »* uncvpcoted and terrihic. in* ktom.vdi
t.ed C'lher organs s* mu 1 to s* npa'hi7.e w-th it
nut io have lu»t all power « t action. For *
.<>:*g :im»* uiy life wua despair.* i nut at length
i :••covered .no f ai as to n.- aMe io rideout, lb
no adv.c.H of my physician I umu.1 Poland
>piingk (Vihoping to le.n tl frein Hit* waters,
but in*.) diU iue tin good. Neither were the
best Pity sic is us of Lowell and ii •iston, whom l
c*.ii.-uued. H'ce t * alf« rd me more than tmuM*oii
i*-tii*r. 1 gained no bLmgta and uiy cum ap
pm.-*d almost iiopeJe**. i:i the Fail a friend
auvik* J’me to try “Kennedy *s ] avoitie kerne ly
M'i allnough v-ppotca to paiuiit uiedi aue, 1
mad beti.al. io i..ake a loug sto.r snarl —
>a;**rr.e ktxiuiU, in my opinion, save*! niv life
i- "'.‘iwer a IL<j ov.-t p.cparuUoO hi The wor.d
1 • M <UiACh dithcujiits ax w *1; as or the I.ivei
n di.ir.ci i/rgtniA. 1 .tin glad m say it i* in gen
e;M* uac a -o .g the i< K meii id tin* Vicinity.
Youra, Ac.,
A. J. GIFFORD,
cr. (. Tor.l i* the Mnstar Mechanic ol iho Low
e.» diviama of tne B«»st ju A Lowell Kailroad.
lh 1 i’ib ). * ti* sx and i.-cuvt r\ ure kui'W’ti to many
* ntM-ai* tiMtify :.i Th* la- is iu Ills letter.
I -e ill's mm role for ail i!*x;._.u8f»9 ul ih * Blood
r..d :«ys L Ver, St i.UAc i. iioW»*is a i t >km. It
n. ,y xh ve y i;u o I y «*nr« tcOlu p.«il> au I d**atn.
A-idroM, :T * csircd, L'.. iavid Kennedt
Jo-. Iwct, N . Y.
PATENTS
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Oftiie, and we rail obtain Patents in less
tiin** than those remote from Washington
Send Model or lirnwiu^. We advis * as
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Sal t. of .Money Order lbv.,and to otli
* ia.’s..! the F. >. Patent Oliiee. For eil
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Bilious Fever, Cores Ague and Fever,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Ktowousness,
Loss of Sleep, F emale Complaints and
all Summer Disorders,
Bf CGMMENOEO BY ALL PROMINENT PHYSICIANS
Akd Used F3R Yearsin the St. Loui3 Hospitals.
8old Free of O. S, Liquor License by all
Reliable Druggists end Dealers.
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-THAT
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
XT 1PPTC1 UBjUpiOlIGASIC WlAKNES*
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VC\<A\WC% I 8 filing the .killed phy
VJUoVvVOu * a VbiciauH. result from
. * /youthful indiscretion,
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Trsnivnn& wyrovor brain work. Avoid
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r _ I vsr t BB troubles. Get our Free
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- DECAY, BBsi;KE Rtmeiyy that iias
lnVnunaA MtHrflAV.slCLRED thousands, docs
• nTOung ailliaai©gA|not interfere with at ten.
ww* MLBtiun to business, or cause
Trarrp ron ovERfixP^****11 wr inconvenience m
• rjftp POH UVIHOIX--THany way. Founded on
YrAR3®/ U6Z IN MANY "-** arfentitir medical princl
THOPSAND CASES* pies. By direct application
~ to the sect of disease it*
specific influence is felt
without delay. The nat
ural functions of the hu.
man organism Is restored.
,_, The anunr.t''-ff elements
TnKATUBXT fetS&SSijBaS
• w J* ho patient becomes ckeer
j are Mourns, - fi.oof |fu land rapidly gain* both
• Lrcs SdcuUia, 7.0O| |strc:yth aud sexual vigor.
HARRIS REMEDY CO., IS'fqChemists
8C‘>i_K. Tenth 8t„ 8T. LOU la. MO.
n U POURED PERSONS! Not h Tru»,.
• AWT' Ank for terms of o».r Applipnca.
%vra <3rXVTfc2 li'XLldU TXLZAXi.
JBU» Nellie Kent,
Wellington, Lorain county, O, writes:
“Dr. S B. Hartman & Co- Columbus
O- Gentlemen: I have been r great suff
rer from chronic catarrh, bronchitis and
neural- a of the face. I have been taking
your Psur.XA f >r one month. The neu
ralgia a:id catarrh is almo-t well, and the
cough is much better. 1 like your I’uku
na very mucli.’’
C. E. Du pier, aged tliirfy-four years, of
Equality. Illinois, had bee i affected w ith
a chronic catarrh w’fch he first discov
ered si* years ago. In succession he first
his smell, ta.-te and hearing. The disease
w is so mali 'nant that it not only attacked
the softer parts, hut destroyed the bony
partition of the nose and srri ruslv affected
the external parts. Ho could only hear a
w itch licking bv holding it close to hi*
car. He suffered intense pain in the nose,
from which green, dry clots of offensive
odor fell, lu tiris condition lie presented
himself to Dr. Hartman several month*
ago. He can now hear a watch eight
inches from his right and six inches Iroin
his left ear. Hi* taste and smell are again
returning, a :d the external part 01 the
eve is ruite well. Few more grateful
patients ever left a physician’s office than
Mr. Dupler. He iaid, •• Why in the
world was Pr.ttU.NA not prescribed lor
ma long a to?”
a Crntnpo of the S tom Ac a
\V* have the privilege of reporting the
following caso. Those similarly affected
can get the name and address of Dr.
Hartman. The lady d >e* not want her
name in the papers. For a year, or years,
(tiie writer does not remember the length
O' time,) tills lady had cramps, the most
fearful, of the stomach, every day and
night, “which would be followed by that
terrible weakness, which was something
wonderful.” The suffering and distress
of tliis lauv was indescribable and almost
unendurable. A ter all the physicians
and medicines ha I failed, and ail hope
had almost li d. Dr Hartman was con
sulted, and from the first day of taking
his Pf.run'\*the cramps and a'l bad
feeling left her, and now lor over a month
has been entirely tree from every symp
tom. A more thankful patient no doctor
ever haj.
Mr. Boggs, druggist. Charlestown,
Kanawha Cu..\V. Va., writes : “ Per t v a
rcll* well here and gives good satisfaction.
Customers speak well of it.”
• Dr. J. Anderson, Coshocton, Ohio,
writes : “ Vour I’erUNA sells well and
gives good satisfaction. I consider it a
splendid me*....iiix.
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Prepared from Extract Arnica, Oil of
Camphor, Hare Essential Oils, Chloro
dine and .W*j//i«-fie Fluids Chem
ically combi neil.
The Best Certified Medicine in the Union!
Warrants-] to Cure Fain in Five Minutes.
It penetrates through the tissues, muscle*, and
to the b«»n* itself, thus producing a healthy
reaction, which can r.->t bo bad with ativ . thcr
reined v. The overwhelm ini; testimonials from ail
Die Middle.Southern, and Western Mates, nrove
that bv its use K linumitihiv.. Swelling*,
Wound*, Acl»t*« and Fain, no matter fn in
what cauHc. eit ner in man or beast, t* rapidly and
radically cured. Fain can not cxiat where
thl* Fluid is applied.
i directions, treatment and massive proor around
each bottle
Beware of imitations. Sold by Dealers a: 50c.
and 81.00 per Bottle.
MANSFIELD MEDICINE COMPANY,
HCMI’HIK. TEN.*.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
The most si cckssi it kemkdy everdis
covered, its it is ceitain in its effects ami
does not blister. Head proul below.
KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE.
J HUSKY (TTY, X. J., .March 24th, !SJ4.
Dr. B. J, Kkndaix Co., Gents;—I have useil
your Kemlail’s S,ravin l ure tor the pa-.t three
/ears in inY stable and am satisfied It is the best
medicine 1 can use for a general stable ilniuiout.
Have also used it successfully iu a bai case of
blood spavin.
Andrew Gauu.nu.
Stable keeper 40 Hoboken Avenue.
KENDALL’S SPAVIH CURE.
Newark, N. J.. March le, 1SS4.
1>H. B. .1. Kkndall Co., Gents:—I have u.*e<l
your Keudaira Spavin Cure ami Blister both in
my business as a st.iuie keeper an*l in in* i rac
tice ha a V'. s., ami can truly *av it is tiie
medicine I Know of for the uses it im recom
mended for. I have used It as general stable
liniment aud iu special cases of Hpavin, etc.,
with the best result*, and chee fully recoiu
meud it to ail w ho have need of aucli #ood3.
Yours verv truly,
W. B. 11 AY DON, V. 8.
KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE.
Harrison. Dakota. Aprb 1st, lttJ4.
?T)r. B. J. Kknimli. Co.--I h.iv« beoo one of
aour best customers for Kendall’* Spavin t ure
cml Blister. I have cure» oyer one hundred
caae< of epavin wii h Kendall's Spavin Cure and
can say tor one that it is one of the moat excel
lent remedies new on record, far superior to
any 1 ever tiled.
D. 8, Bich akpsov. V. S.
KENDALL’S SPAVIN CURE.
Brooklyn, N. gug. is, I8e4,
Hit. B. J. Kesihi.l Co.—I am pleased to In
form you Unit utter h fair trial given by our cus
tomers to Kendall's .spavin C ure, they pro
nounce it cue of the best Horse lteuiedies III the
market, sud as a Klieuuiatic Liniment, ! cheer
fully endorse It as being one of the best reme
dies I ever used. ltespectfully yours,
1, C.'kAWEoP.D.
Frice SI. per bottle, or 6 bottles for S5.
j All druggists have it or can get it tot
! yon, or ir will be sent to any address on
j receipt of price by the proprietors, Uk. B.
1.1. K EX da IX & Co., Enosburg Tails, Vt.
j Send for Illustrated circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IT IT' T I>for working people. Send 10
II Jii cents portage and we will mail
you free u royal, valuable sample box ol goods
that will put you in the way of making more
j money la a ft » days than you ever thought pos
sible at any business, i apital not required' You
can live at home aud work lu spare time only,
or all tile time. All Of hoi U sexes, of ail ages,
grandly successful. SS cents to fib easily earned
every evenu g. That all who waut work may
lea the business, we make this unparalleled of
fer : To ah w o are not well satisfied we will
send $l to pay for the trouble tf wr.ting ua. Full
particulars, ciir.'ciioiis. etc., sent f:ce. immense
pay absolutely sure tor ail y.!.u start at once,
iroa’t delay A duress bilNror & CO., I'orUand,
Maine.
SAM LICHTFOOT,
THE OLD RELIABLE LAI; HE ft
OF BROOKHAVEN,
Can still be found in his neat little shop on Front
street,always rea'ly to serve his patrous up after
i*cnm«t approved fasbious of t he Totso.-iul Art
Aug
•
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
.
Aberdeen will mdii have a cotton
sihhJ oil mill.
All the State dikes are to be elec
ted this t ear.
The Su| r. me Court has adjourn? 1
until Api ti 4ill.
The Copiah Circuit Court con
venes April 27th.
Rev. II. F. Sptolos is chaplain ol
i he penitentiary.
Dr. Philo «a< lately prosecuted at
Wesson as a quack.
D P I’orter, of Jsck*on is a cat
tiidnlv lor Si cielaiy of State.
Mr. John Mattingly, of Vicks
burg, is building:! large grain mill.
Hutfa'o gnats have appeared iu
some of the ii\ir counties in the
Stale.
Mis» Plot a A. tieneila. a lovable
young lady of Vicksburg, passed
aivny In-T Wet k
The cold wave which struck here
lust week brought sleet and snow iu
Noith .Mi->e>i.'i*i|<pi.
Burnetts Weil, in Minds county,
is to he i cue valid and opened t<>
the pub.ie about May Inllt.
Mor.. .IfiTcrson Davis, lately lias
been quit? ill of acute rheumatism
at Iris u-sideui-o at Beauvoir.
There is o:g!it thousand dollars in
tin- Clailioiri** i-ountv treasury, arid
•til warrants ait- cashed mi prcseuta
timi.
St. Jolin leclnted in West Point
and two saloon k«epe>-s have already
ma'le known tlicit’ iiitiniioi: to quit
ti e business.
The Pascagoula Ttemocrn; S'ar
bus eii'pred upon its 41st year, and
litis the liaii'I'omest, widower in lie
State for its iditor.
Mr. Thomas Graves and Miss II
M. Stanley. of Copiah county, te
ccntly joined hearts and hands, ’’lot
better or lor worse
'Idle Co in me re ini Heiald com
plains of {.'ambling among the boys
| of Vicksburg. How did the by
learn sticli wickedness?
The Hazlehnvst Hotel ha« chang 1
ed hands. Mr. Pitts retires
and is succeeded by Mr. Win. llob
or:s m. a former proprietor.
Yon can see Prohibition in P.eatt
regard now f'mtn ttie passing cars
stii.n>n doors ail closed and windows
barred. And it hasn t killed the
low n either.
Mr. Harper 1'. Hunt, one of the
"blest and ni' st respected citizens ol
Vicksburg, died on the Hltli ii.st.aiit,
and bis widow followed hitu to the
grave on the 1 9; It.
Mr. L. A. Ragsdale, of Meridian,
one of the directors ot the K ist Mis
sissippi Insane A's\ luni, has resign
ed, and Mr. W. S Harris lias been
appointed to succeed him.
And i inf comes a little mob in
Marion arid try to bring disgr ace tip
on that, county by lynching a negro
named Richard Gowan while in the
hands ot officers of the law.
Hon. A. J. McLutirin and Col. A
J. Frantz, of Brandon, rcc ■ntlv had
a little street melee on account of a
paragraph which appeared in the
hitter's paper. No bones broken.
On the night ol 17th inst. the store
of Harrison & Lewis at Fd wards wa>
entered by burglars, who blew open
the sate and abstracted §50(1 in cash
and about §1.500 of jewelry. The
, safe was blown open with dynamite
A peculiar accident happen*don
i the 12t ii of this month to .Mr. I. I)
Chickening, the Circuit Clerk of Le
; tlore county. He was caught in a
i hailstorm and so severely injured by
i the hail that he died befote reaching
home.
Last week's Copialian records the
following marriages: Mr. .1. A.
Tailin' and .Miss T. T. Bishop; Mr.
[ -I.>lin Folz and Miss Lula Bankston;
and Mr. Ben King, ot Lawrence
county, and Miss Ida Egan, ot 11a
zlehurst.
Ex Congressman E. Jeffords, of
the Shoe String District, died sud
denly of lieart-di-enae at the Lamar
drid House in Vicksburg, March
| 19th' He was one of the ablest and
j most consul vativu ol Southern Re
publicans.
It. is a coincidence that the last
| Democratic Secretary of the Interi•
! or, Hon. Jacob Thompson, and the
present Secretary, Col. Lamar, were
! both residing in the same town, Ox
| lord, Miss, at tlie lime of their ap
j poinlmerit.
The murder of Vv’m. Sumralf, of
Copiah county, is still hidden in
! mystery. A sister of the deceased
j and about a dozen other persons
were arrested nud tried at Hazle
i hurst last wei k on suspicion, but re
! leased lor lack of proof agaiusl them.
| The trustees of the public schools
| at Wesson have secured the services
of l*rof. J. Ilurty, of Paris, III., as
, principal, who has many years of ex
periance in graded tree schools in
[ Indiana and liliuois and rants
among the best educators of those
| Slates.
j The students of the Blue Moun
j tain Female College contemplate
: erecting to the memory of their bc
! loved President, Rev. M. I*. Lowry
deceased, a handsome monument.
| President Lowry has been succeeded
| by his son. Rev. W. T, Lowry, a
young man of great promise.
The Governor has commuted the
death sentence of Win. Hardin to
I Imprisonment for life. He was con
I victo'i of murder in the Circuit
Court of Chickasaw county, and
| appealed Ida case to the Supreme
fCourt which affirmed the decision
of the lower court, fixing March
t 2-lth as the day ol execution.
THE BURIAL OF FRANK HAMIL- j
TON.
To tbc Editor of the Hrookbaven l.elder : ]
lJclow will Ik* louml some lines
writien by me :i few in<»ntlis ago on j
tin* l>ut ini ot Frank Hamilton. a uoor
* inebriate who was fountl dead in the ;
woods neat I'nion Hall at the elute |
of a |>rotmeted spree, and whose!
ruin wn.s wrought by the whisky ol j
! the Beauregard, Brookliaven and j
[ Bog tie t.'hitto snlotius—those trap**!
*et by tin* liiisiness rneti to draw. ^
-*oni" of tlu in impudently assert, we
country people's ti ad**, l'iease pub
* ‘is.it and oblige in \ self and many;
others who have rcquestml then j
publication in Tut: Lk.voi.r
Your ITiend,
.1. M. WlllTK.
—
N..I a <»ng was heard, not a funeral note j
As his i-«rpse to the graveyard we to!- i
lowed:
Not • wool of grief. »i«-f a farewell *i<rh
As we Ibo't ol :h« ptgeou he'd swallow
...I
I’oisoiif Aes. vAt*I//, frotii the whisky'
brood
Wbo.se h< !i:sh arts beguiled him.
Whose iiim i- gain, w hose god is gold.
Wh.ste w >:'a is writ ill tears and Idood.
We buried him at I'nion Hall.
slowly ti i- sod we were turning.
By the struggling sunbeams utisty light
Unr bear.s were sorrow full v huruiug.
i
A casket Hue enclosed Ills bream,
And in shroud and sheet we wouii-1
him.
\i t lie lay like a drunkard taking bis
rest.
Leaiing only disgrace behind him.
Tow aud silent were the prayeis we said, |
And We spoke not a word of sorrow,
Bui steadfuliy gazed on the fare el' the
dead 1
As we bitterly thought of his morrow.
#
We thought as we made his narrow bed
How enured was that ‘•Imago of Hod1'!
How until to return to the Sat nu of men!
What, w hat could he his reward !
softly we spoke of the life lie had led.
And thought what it “might iiu\e
been''—
Thought of the mother, no w too v. ith ;
the dead,
Ail I her prayers for her wayward boy.
There now lie's sleeping under I lie sod.
While a Voice lroui abate seems to 1
say : —
' Prohibition w ill ne'er tempt a man like 1
this
Prom love and honors bright way.
Romani3ts Becoming Prohibition
ists.
N. O. Christian Advocate. J
We have ttodisposiuon to withhold
t cotnincudaliou from tin\one or any
| class when deserved. It. theieiore,
i gives n> pleasure to note the tin
1 proved attitude and more pronounc
! ed utterauees Lite Roman Catholic
! (.hutch on the the teniporauce quo
Lion. The unptirullcicd agitation
the past few years has affected that
great organization to such an ex
tent that her Bishops and councils
j are speaking out on the subject
in no uncertain sound. When we
’ remember that a large majoiity of
! those engaged in the liquor bttsi
! ness in this country are immediate
I ly or remotely connected with the
[Catholic Church, their movement i
against the tiallie is most slguili-!
j cant. In all the public dcciara
i lions of her Bishops, temperance 1
lias been urged, hut all insisted that,
‘ moral sausion was the most effective1
and proper means of reform. Their
appeal has been made to tlio
drinker, with scarcely a word to the I
seller. But now there is a change!
anti their efforts ate being directed \
against the bu.-iucss. Cardinal
Manning, of England, said recently: j
‘“I impeach the liquor Irallic of high
crimes and misdemeanors against
the commonwealth, and I ask you.
iii the name of common sense and
common justice, can you withhold!
front those entrusted with the high
i
responsibility of the ballot the pow
or of applying their votes in the |
form of a veto when it is proposed, j
without consulting them, to put in
l the midst of them these places for
: tiie sale of intoxicating drinks?”
These are strong words; but the tits
■ tinguislied theologian advances even
! to a higher- position ami ranges
i himself with the most pronounced j
and ultra prohibitionists, lie con ,
! eludes ;
It is mere mockery to nsk us to
! put down drunkenness by moral!
■ and religious means when the legis-!
Nature facilitates the inultriplication
I of incitements to intemperance on
■ every side. You might as well call
i upon me us the captain of a sinking
ship, and say. ‘‘why don’t you pump
j the Water out?” when you are seut
I tling the ship in every direction.
. That paragraph will do to show
1 to \our Catholic neighbor who has
! been denouncing all this fauaticism
j °
i and lolly.
i But even more significant is the
i formal deliverance of the Plenary
t Coffncil, in recent session in the
! city of Baltimore. Composed ol all!
1 rbe Archbishops and many other
: leading representative prelates ol j
the church in America, it spoke by j
authority. Rvad the following :
And we not only direct the atton ■
tion ol all pastors to the repression
! of this abu*e, but we also call upon i
them to induce ttll their docks that I
| may be engaged in the sale of li
quors to abandon, as so m as they -
can, the dangerous traffic, and to j
embrace a more Ix-coming way ol
making a living.
Now, if that admonition lias back :
of it sufficient conscience for its en I
forceincnt, we may expect a whole- ■
sale closing of saloons. Indeed, if
the Romanist can be induced to re- \
tire fiom the business, it will at
I'tice almost cease to be a business.
, And tki> we allow uu the authority
of Father ol New Yoik.j
who sa\s that of the 7.'?00 licensed
-aloon keepers of that city 6,.*i0ti are
Iri»h and German t'a>holies.
At the formal opening of the new
Roman Catholic t hnrch of ihe Paul
ist Faihots, a few flays a go, there
was a grand temperance demons? ra
• ion. All the Father Matthew Total
Abstinence Societies, numbering
thirty three, were in attendance.
There wue a congregation of be
tween six thousand and eight thong
and people, anti tline of the most
eminent prelates in America were
pi cm nt 1 y -pecial invitation to sd
fire-- ife meeting- -Bishop Keane,
of Hi. hmoi d, Ya , Bi-hop Spalding,
<>f Peteia. Id , nod Bishop Ireland,
ol >1. Paul. Min i The last i a ucd
dt-cugsi-d the liquor traffic and its
cltecl Upon politic— ai,d the Snl 1) till
Right eloq icntly did he plead for
rigid pr» hi!*:; • > »iatut«s and tlieii
vigor'll-, in.,.oi.., to Hcmcnt. Me
closed big potvcilui, impassioned
appeal with these words :
“It cheers me to see six thou-ami
to eight thousand citizen- id New
York here, showing their interest in
the work of temperance. The < ath
olic Church has spoken well hei
wish on tliis* question, and the man
date lias gone forth Irom tlie I’lena
try Council that the Sunday laws
must lie observed, and t ath olios
j must seek to secure even more strin
gent laws. The words of the church
should l»e ever present in the minds
of Catholic-. Priests* and Bishops
must labor to induce Catholics in
1 the liquor trallie to leave it and to gel
| -oiiie other way of obtaining a liieli
hood. God grant that the word may
lie listened to; God grant that in
New York it may soon be said that
<'attiol.es are leaving the liquor traf
tie.”
ll'o’ler prelates will follow the
lea l of Bishop Ireland, the mandate
of the l‘.enary Council will be en
forced, tin lie ha- ptddiciy tirinetric
| ed in Ids ili icse that in nonunion will
j lie refused liquor sellers,
i And now we conclude this volume
i of »ti iking and giatilying testimony
with an editorial extract (rein the
Catholic Temperance Advocate, It
ilias a clear and melodious ring.
! Nothing has been more tersely stat
ed by any Protestant writer. It
must be that we are hailing the dawn
' ol a better day. It says :
There are some people who think
that (iiohibitionists should w alk very
gingerly lest liny should tread on
some poor ruin seller’s lies. “Are
you sure,'’ they say, “that \ou have
a right to interfere with the liquor
trallie V ’ We answer: “The right of
a man to drink liquor under his own
roof may be uurii-puled ; at any rate
prohibition does not touch that
right. Prohibition only says. When
you throw open that door and invite
, the passerby to drink, and when two
j hundred yeais of experience prove
| that by so doing you double my taxes
and make it dangerous for my child
! to tread on those streets, I have a
j i ight to say whether \ou shall open
the door or not. I don’t cure whether
you sell all olio! or roast beef—it does
not matter. All I know is that, if
you undertake t<> sell something that
; doubles inv taxes, and that makes
in v passage tinougii tin* streets more
dangerous, you at once invest me
! with the light to interfere, and, it
! any grog seller can stand here and
! show, in the taee of an intelligent
| people, that lie is light, under an
■ idea of a democratic government, to
filch from mv poekit and make my
passage through the streets unsafe,
in order that he may coin other
men’s sins into gold, let him try it.’’
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