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PARIS, March Oh. 1873.

PARIS, lIdrCh IN, 1873.
The energy Of the Provisional Govern
mcnt is almost superhunan. In thir,y.six
hours they restored Paris from condition
of anarchy and the intenScst excitement 10
perfect order and tranquility. In their two
first S.ttingS they accomplished the work of
an ordinary whole legislative session. They
declared France Republic, abolished Roy
atty, dissolved the Chamber OF Deputies, in
terdic.cd the rCaSscmbng of the Peers. alb
solved all public fuuctionaries from their
oath y! allegiance 10 the former government.
adopted national flag with the inscription
LibCrie, EgdliiC, Fr0tc39jic, abolished all IT,
ties of nobility, enacted that Justice should
be administered in the name of the French
people, took measures forthc perfect sccuri-
~ of all public and private property, provid-
ed for the assistance of the wounded. in the
name OF the country adopted the children of
the dead, declared thanks 10 the National,
Guards and Students for their patriotism and
bravery, provided for the regular supply of
the means ol subsistence, set at liberty all
confined for political causes, requested the
Church to invoke the blessings of Heaven
upon the newborn nation, recognized the
unlimited freedom Of conscience ana public
worship, abolished the punishment, of death
for political offences, ieinStated the Police of
Paris, disbandcd the Municipal Guard re.
coguized the National Guard and added to it
- movable bnttalions, issued proclama.
ton to the army recognizing them as citi.
Gems and brothers, converted the Tuilcries
into an asylum for cirn nrdiidS, voted mil
lion OF the civil list for the benefit of the
working classes, removed many ju1cialand
administrative officers and appointed subs,-
tntcs, rc-opencd the Courts of Justice aud
the si,tings of the university aud Royal Col.
legcs, re.cstablishcd the regular administra.
ton of the ports. guaraniicd the right of as
ISOLATION, established permanent commits.
sion TO devise measures forthc alienation of
the Laboiing Glasses, caused the immediate
resumption of labor upon the public works,
issued circular preparing the way for the
better support Of Public schools and the On.
largcmcn, Of their basis of instruction, or.
gained a ministry ut the head of the Public
Departments. and effected many other things
lhavo not the patience To cnumcra,c. New
CT was life or property in Paris more safe
than at the period Of their frs, Adjournment,
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Signor Bli,z is an acute fellow aud n per.
feet adept in icatS OF lcgcrdemain. But he
is loilcd sometimes, as was recently the ease
with small boy. whom he called ON 10 the
stage in Philadelphia 10 asSis, him in hi, cx.
pcrimcnts
'Sir,' said the Signor, 'do yon think could
put the twenty cent pieces which that lady
holds, into your coat pockctr
no. said the boy, confidently.
'Ihinl> notS
q know you Couldn't said the little Eel.
low. with great iirnness.
'Why no,r
Cause the pockets are all torn ont.
The Siyncr didn'ttry tina, experiment.
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THE FREE TRADER.
TER VS.

Two DOLLARS per- dHnHm, y Pdm ~ dd
rance; Two Dollars AND FIrrY CENTS
paid rithm sir months; and THREE Doh
LARS il deiayed until the end efthe ycHr.
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for The first Insertion, and - cents tOr each
subsequent Insertion. 4 hberdi discount al
iowed to those who adrertise By he year.
Tf@No paper discontinued until al ar
redrdges are paid, unless at The option Of the
publishers.
NJ Communications, 10 insure attention,
must dtca,S be free Of postdge, and accom-
panied trith the authors ndrtc.
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Tie hmg's House --The,,Lonse Mb,ro
moMs Philippe lived with the aged, lame
lalIe!Yud, on the Boon,inedale road, ut
ohl street, is uncceupied, and might proba.
by he obtained for the King now, -ir th,re.i.
ANYTHING III ITS associations TO solnce him in
LIS second fugitive S,a,c--thc stale 10 which
doyaI bIood seems 81 much exposed. Ona
rock on the banks Of ils-Audsnn~ tn thcfear
OF il: honsc, Talleyrand used 10 81, and read
two hours each morning. Its yet called
lalle!tand's rock. We would nor frTfSaeh
the twce'iallen Prince, bat wi.h lin "lel.
ter luck ncA, time - Jour q Com.
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RCre}diiOHS and PrGGiCtiOlS.-I has been
observed that in almost every religious sect,
there are those who consider the preSe Ut
time clearly pointed out, by scrptnral proph-
ecy, as the period Immediately prcc eding
the millennium, or long reign of light and
peace. These opinions are not the special
property Of the ignorant and supers;i,ious
the learned and eminent share them 10 an
uncommon degree. One of the most di,tin-
euished lawyers in this city, electrified a
brilliant company, not long since, by show
ing them the description Of A locomotive en-
CINE III the book of revelations, under the
type Of the beast that vomitcd fire in con-
nection with certain prophecies of grea,
changes i'll the World, another man of fallen,
and research. is preparing a work, in which
he iancies he established by series of texts.
that America is indicated in holy writ. as
the land OF earthly redemption, and that the
war with Mexico is distinctly prophesicd in
Isaiah and others of the prophetic books. Ii
is said John Quincy Adam, holds TO this be
lief. and in the circle Of his intimate friends
speaks OF the conquest of McXicoaS "breali
ing one of the SEALS" by which that country
is TO be opened to the free admission of hight
More remarkable than this is n meeting o.
friends at the house Of a celebrated profess.
or of theology on Christmas, 1913. where il
was stated. as the prediction of that grca
Statesman, based on scripiurdi prophecy, tina
within seven years we would bv involved il
great war, which would also be our last
and that il would involve other nations il
the contest and finally end in the peace of 2
thousand years Ioreold in scripture. Such
peace would, indeed. be "houorabc :" bu
we do not pretend to sufficient iu'igh, in sa,
cred matters, TO entertain a positive hope o
its fulhiment.
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, SUrgeon & OiidWG, III.
Ulfrs his professional services 10 the lnhhb',-
.rr nts OF Ottawa aud vicinity. Oitce at his resi-
acncc on Cllumhus street.
P.S,-Dt y. still continues To perform opor'
alton in alllhc various hunchc' oi DENiisrHl.
Ciqrges 10 correspond ,riM tie times!
Mnfch L.. 1917.
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician Il Surgeon OHdtra, H.
Olrts his professional service, to the cliiZehs
a. Ottawa and vicinity. OIcr over Walker N
Hcklns's store, whore he may be found at al
times except when absent Oh professional bust
ness Aug 6 1876
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De LOSEPII STOUT,

Physician x SUgeoa- OHaro, III.
OHt,, his Professional services 1" tue ciili'n'
OF Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his residence
nm the NOV, uublic suuorr June II. 'Sli
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4. II. ROWLAND,

Phpicim and Surgeon OHrrn, III.
Res deuce on the h.li. aGrv duuts wet u the
Fox River House. dice the same NJ hereto
lore occupied by HwhI"d and Pearson, IN
Rrdlirk's Block.
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Dis. p. SCIiEMERHORN.

Piyacian oipi N.,rgeJa- NtWrd, Ill.,,
DIis nts professional srryirr. L. tue ctl.''ns Ui
Duiwi lnd vtctutty. O.icr on CUlumbu, Fl.
hrtNrrn clnnl aud Clinton.
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+. w. WATSON, Nj. ID.

Physician & Surgeon- OH0rd, III.
Once at King Il Whites Dug and Book
Store, southwest corner OF the public square.
AuI 20, lsi7,
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MILTON IL SWIFT.
john VI CROruERS. JESSE $. PIrZER
CROTHERS X PITXER,

A't0rnelB al Lar, O9WcgO, haldaH co. III
Niii tr,ctce law IN the c"uull,S 81 Kendall
j., Sill. Kane. De X ,b, WIN. anL Dupagc.-
Land lgrncy nr collecting business entrusted T."
than "a either OF the above couL ties, viii receive
prompt attention. OIcfgO. April lStI.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-27
CoNNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

1t is now conceded by medical men that Comet,
Magical Pain EAtIactor, manufactured by ConstOck &
CO., Il Couitiaudt st n. is the greatest Wonucr
the l3Ih century. Itseiiccls truly miraculous. All
pains removed from DtIS, Scalus &c, and all en-
teina sores, III few minutes after its application heal
ing the same the delicate skin, leaving no
scar. 1t is equally beneficial i'll all kinds OF mhamna-
tory diseases, such Nipples and Ey es Spas.
Rheumatism, White swelling and Ulcers, lhuises.
Burns, Chlbains Er! spelas, Piles, Tic DOioreau, &c
many eminent physicians who it in their llactice.
and hundreds the clergy who praise to their eU
pie hind parents keep it constantly on hand, III
Of accident by fire lie may be lost without it, but b,
its all burns subject to its control unless the vi
tails are destroyed. Caution-lemenGer and ask ion
Connells Magical Pain Extractor, manufactured by
Conistock & Co. n. Y. and take Lo other.
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NO CURE ! NO PAY!!
Ev. B. HIBBARD's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,

REV. B. HIBBARD's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,
WARRANTED to cure the NER FOUS SICK
w HEADA CHE, NER VOUS DEBILITY of
any kind or the LIVER COMPLAINT in its first
stages. If these Pills do not effect cure, the pur
chaser has only to return the Boz and receive back
his money.
Dose From half n Pill, to two Pills.
CO Price II l-2 cents per Box
For sale by VOLNEY ROSS, Brandon,
Henry Smonds, PWsfom; Fletcher & Wright, A.
Hitchcock & CO., and Chapman & McEwen, O,7reN;
Kent Wright, Shorehan; p. Fletcher & Son, Bird
port, and by Druggists generally in Rutland and Ad
Olson Counties. iXll1y
September /, 1877.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-27
MOTHERS RELIEF.

Indian DjeorGy.--All expecting to become mothers.
and anxious to avoid the aims, Distress and DaugeH
of cllildbearng, are earnestly enheaed to calm thei
fears aay their nervousness and sOOh their way by
ton Those who will candidly observe its virtues must
approve oft in their hearts every kind and affection
att husband will feel it his most solemn duty to allev
ate the distress his wife iseXpoSed to, bya safe and ce,
tain method which is the use Of this mothers relief
Further particulars in pamphlets intended for the iG
male eye, to be had gratis where this humane cordial
is to be found The Mothers Relief is prepared, aud
sold only by the now sole proprietOls COnstock & Co.
81 Courtlandt st. New olk.
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LIST OF FASIIIUNA DLI-
BOYS' CLOTHIN G.,
AT SIMILARLY LOW RATES.

Overcoats and Sacks of brown and black Broad
cloths. each from So, S, G. G,50
overvoats and Sacks, of Beaver and Pilot
$780, 3, $50, 4, $50,
Oyercoats and Sacks, of Satinetts and Iweeds
S2,75, 3, $50. 4, 4,50
Cloaks and Caps, of Broadcoth
Dress Frocks, of black, brown, green, olive Cloths
Sc, $50, T. $50, 8
Jackets of black, brown, green, olive Cloths
s., 2,25, $50, 8, $50, a
Polka Suits, all colors, great variety
Pants, of Broadcloth, Cashmere, Doesiin &c
Vests, of black and fancy cold Sans, Velvets, &c.
Soc, 75c., 81, l,25, 80
Vests double breasted, Of Cloth, Plaid, Valencia,
a5Oc., 75c 81, 1,25, l.5)
Overals, and many other articles Of Boys Cloth
ing -, 81 ana ~ cents.
and an endless variety of such goods.
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READY PAY.

yENIIE subscribers having come to the con
IL clusion to sell entirely for Ready Pay.
and at reduced prices, would invite all who
wish to purchase at low prices, to call.
We would say to all indebted to the late
firm of W. Chapman g. Co. and to us, call and
settle and pay, or their accounts will be put
in the way of collection
CHAPMAN & McEWAN.
Chipmau's Point
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PILES, SORES. &C

The Genuine Hays Linmcut, is an article more Just
ly celebrated rs cure Tor the above. dian any or a
Others. Its cures are almost nliumerable and il i,
only necessary to let those who Know the article ana
used with such great success that it is to he Lad true
and genuine OF Consock Co. Il CORTLAND ST. New
ork sole ploVlietors.
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ENlS WORMS.

Kolmstock's Vermifuge will eradicate and cure eli
d'e, and adults who have worms Caution-HcwarC
of all unless the name is spelled konstock" the ole
Dutch nam, OF the inventor Price % cts per bottle
" 1t cannot iniure the child should there be no
wulnIs, but ii will do it good.
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All of the above manned articles. which have ohle

All of the above named articles. which have Obtained
unbounded popularity are sold by Ross, Il jackson
r Blake, Brandon; Wallace & Hyde, j c SAWYER
sudbury; Briggs & Pearcc, Rochester; II Smonds
Granger, pittsford T Spencer & Co., Holtonville
Chapman & McEwan. Catlm & Wright Orwell JOIN
Simonds, Whitiug j Il Iiuntley, Salisbury Sidne,
Moody, w p Russell NIddlebuly; Burt & Mason Ruf-
land Jones & Dow Cuttingsvie Samuel Townsend.
Wangford; G Parmely, Bristol; Bingham & Eells.
Vergenncs and bv Merchants and Druggists general,
in the State of Vermont
ix39:N3S IL II MERRITT, General gent. .
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DEAFNESS CURED.

Dr. McNairs Acoustic Oil.-rhose deaf from old
age and from infancy often receive tier hearing in
most miraculous manner 10y the use OF tits Gil. II has
the effect to re tore the tension and bring into Tie
ura action of tie parts TO restore the hGai ing
when lot impaired. This will be done in all cases
of recent deafness, and many Of long Standing. All
deaf persons should use this oil, Colnsuck & Co u
Courtandt ST the Whole alers. lIice ri per flask.
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ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.
A STANDARD PERIODICAL FOR YOUTH
Edited by GOODRICH Au hOr of Peter Pays Tales &C. &c
PRICE ONE DOLLAR YEAR

TENIIs publication
iuveip plm
u
mgayilg
II t. lpncp
ht furnish
o store the m lusfu
n OF eaand
O 4Negni Itprga a2M
tLe
o.
esof ndlmsr
comb enwnh
o n Hsous as frrepmg
OF ,h andprce
lrasedLy anyot The garet rce
by
Muslin, evolSl
500 SG
A discount 10 trad
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FURNISHING GOODS,
AS FOLLOWS ::

AS FOLLOWS
800 dozen White Shirts, linen bosoms, collars and
wristbands, each &c, 75c, 81
100 dozen White Shirts, plain ~, ~, % cents
80 do Striped Calico Shirts 50, ~
50 do Twied stripe Shirts 81, 90
10) do Cotton Flannel Shirts and Drawers 80, ~
IS do Merino and Angola Shirts and Drawers
100 do Ipswich and Portsmouth Shirts and
Drawers we, 81
81 do ROYAL Ribbed Shirts and Drawers IS, IS
50 do Plain and Twilled Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers 81 70
100 do GUERNSEY Frocks 70, 81
rs do Linen Bosoms, plain and run plat, all
1000 do Collars, plain and coored, fashionable
Is do Rich figured Satin Scarfs, 75c, Sl,75
S. do Satin Cravats, heavy 62c, ST
81 do Snrerfne Italian Crlvats SOC, SLY
500 do Sell-ad usting Cravats and Stocks, Satin
and Silk A. Is
10)1 do Braces, of all kinds and material 81, g.
rs do Muffiers and Comforters, figured and
spotted II, 80
26 do Kid Gloves, black, white and fancy coiors
81, Is
100 do Fancy Gloves, silk, linen and wool s, %
50 do Buck Gloves, super. and Mittens 16, 50
2OJ do Pocket Handkercheis, silk and linen
6, ST
800 40 Socks and Woollen Mts ''O2. 33
50 do Smoking Caps, of Silk, Wool and Velvet
oo do Brussels and other Carpet Bags 81, l,2j
900 do Umbrellas, silk and cotton all sizes
SIC, $3.50
300 do Canes, with swords, drks, &c. p, So
&C. &c. &c.
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Medical Advertiser nj.
AN UNQUALIFIED REMEDY !

And an ALnaadc Tor ISIS GIUtis
lst-For Colds and Feverish feelings and pyerentirg
Fevers.
2d-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious afIec-
tiOnS
3d-For DiarhGa, Indigestion and Loss Of appetite.
4th-For CoStveiess i'll females and males
jtl-For Stomach affections Dyspepsia and Piles.
THE GREAT FONTS ale, it is lot bad o take, ney-
er gives pain, and \ EVER LEAVES ONE COSIlNL
or all these things it is warranted unequalled. anu
all who do not find it SO may letuin tie bottle and get
their money.
This medicine is LONGLEYS GREAT WESTERN
INDIAN PAM CEA. Fuller description il an AlIlali-
&c for 1913, gratis.
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TO THE HALT AND LAME.

Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian
Vegetable Elixir is the most eectual for Ihcu.
matisn contracted cords. muscles and is warranted
to cure any case of Rheumatism Govt.
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BOOTS! BOOTS!!
JANUARY |, lS4S.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

'ENHE subscribers having become satisfied
~ that it would be an advantage both TO
the debtor and creditor, have determined
from this date 10 do Cash or ReQdv Pan
business, and they would respectfully say to
their old customers and 10 the public etre-
rally, that they have on hand very large
and well selected STOCK OFGOODS,wh;ch
they will sell for cash or ready pay, at the
!refg foweS' prices. All they ask is an exam-
inatlon of goods and prices.
20 L. j. BLISS & co.
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DEST assortment of CAPSin Vermont,
- cheap, at HIGGINS.
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,ether with an endless variety of
RICH PIECE GOODS!

RICH PlECE GUUDS
which will be made up in the most Fashionable
Manner at short notice, as my Whole Stock must
be closed mp IMMEDIATELY, on account of the
ALTERATIONS NOW GOING ON upon the premises,
and the mdness of the season
~ Every one who calls upon me to purchase
during the period named, may do in the Confident
Expectation of getting A Great Bargain!
REMEMBER
GEO. W. SIMMONS OAK HALL"
ANN STREET, BOSTON,
ft1rosIrE THE;HEAp OF MERCHANTS Rotw)
Boston. Jan. H. lS45. iX:''3'45
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y VI. MORRILL,.
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THICK CLOTHING!

ut an enormous discount-will know where to cali
for these Goods MUST BE DISPOSED OF! as
have determined, whatever may be the Sacrifice,
that this Great Stock Of Hcacy Winter CDthing,
nov on hand in my Establishment, 0I5- SHALL
BE SOLD 81
Examine the following low prices, reduced one
fourth, e. And bring this advertisement with you.
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From OUR B.ltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE March SIS p m.
The German Meeting Priuats letters from Fra"ce-1hs
Markets, @c.
The German meeting last night was most patriotic ana
and resulted la the formation Of an associnon
sss the Gernanc States in putting down the puPpey
of kings and princess and investing the sovereignty IN tho
people Resolutions were adopted congrsmIatng tne
French people the success oil their enor" In INC
cause of liberty commissioning the Germanic States and
inviting them to of the yoke OF despotsm and ug-
inc the Germans in Baltimore be active in promoting
the spread of republican principles
letters received New York give tho assurance
that perfact quiet had been restored Paris and that the
people were unanimous in their determination TO sustain
The in the arduous task before 1t at all hazards
THE MARKETS In the Baltimore market, to-day, thero
were sales of 600 barrels Howard street at IS 81 70 66
The market closed Change, with buyers at 10 ".
These sales show decline of l2i cents Dbl since the
arrival of the steamer The impression is that tho price
will settle at about IS g. There is fair supply in
first hands-probaby 900 bbs Receipts fair but not
large Very little demand for shipment It 10 generally
wanted for home Sales to-day of about 6Oo bbs City
Mills at IS 81 80; which is decline.
Rye -four very dull, and selling only in small lots at
S3 Is to Ss ss Some willing to give more than
SO so per Dbl - ;,
But little wheat arriving. Prices have slightly declined
since our last weeks review. We quote good to
prime reds at l27 1873 and ordinary to good do III
III cents as quality. No white wheat OF moment In
market. We quote nomnaIy at lA6 l60 cents per
bushe Sales of 200 bushels, for family Hour al lo0
Prices have been pretty uniform throughout the week.
and sales only moderate extent The steamers news
has had no material effect the market sales are now
making of white AZ As cents, and oil yellow do 10
cents per bushel Demand moderate.
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THE UNION.
The CroAkers aud Panie-makers.

The iron masters have been holding convention a.
Harrisburg, to operate against the tariff OF 1885, am
passed resolutions and appointed committees TO collec'
statistics and pour them upon the next campaign. Th
tariff is one OF their issues and throwing all masks aside
II is destined to be one OF the great issues OF the whie
party at the next presidential campaign. Now, how
stands the case?
As facts rather stronger than wing assertions,
present the prices OF Swedes iron from 1912 to ls4s The
table shows that the average price of Swedes iron is
higher under the tariff of 1916 than under the tariff OF
1912; and yet convention of ron-masters is called to
take into consideration the present depressed state OF the
iron interest But for its origin, the fact would be
sdered remarkable, that Notwithstanding the immense
increase of production in this country, pennsylvania
alone producing so,ooO00o pounds more last year than
she did under the .beautiful wing tariff OF ls42,) the
price of has been higher than it averaged under the
tariff of 1si2 yet, in the face OF this, the wing panic
makers doing their best to create the impression that
the iron interest is wrechedy anguishng state, and
nothing but the restoration of the tariff of lS42 will save
the ron-m masters from certain ruin.
The impetus which the liberal revenue tariff OF 1916
has given to the great agricultural interests OF the coun
try has increased the demand for the axe and the hoe
and has caused also large demand for iron for the con-
ructon of railroads to transport the farmers produce to
market.
These causes have had the tendency to sustain an IN
creased demand for iron and the natural result 49, thai
the have received better prices for their IRON
than they did while that incubusthe tariff OF ls42-was
fastened upon the great agricultural interests OF the coun
ry The failure of single iron mandatory Is heralded
forth by the wing leaders conclusive evidence OF the
-; oneraton If the rift OF 1916.
There is no foreign competition in the tobacco manu-
featuring business, and yet failures in that trade, as well
"a in all others. sometimes occur; and would be JUS
az reasonable to charge such failures to the tariff OF 1916
as would charge the failures in the iron manufacture
ing trade TO that cause, long the price Of IRON kep
above the Average of the tariff Of 1912