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Op1NInNs "a PHYSICIANs.

Dr. Townsend is almos, daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different paris Of the l mon. -,
This to certify the undersigned Physicians Of
the CITY of Albany have cases prescribed Dr.
Townsend arsapaa and believe be OF the most
valuable preparations IN the market:
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

Below is an account Of another child saved DR.. Town
sends Sasapaia has saved he lives OF thousands OF cnlt-
dTsn. The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week.
EEw YoRE, April /. IS47
Or. TOUHScHG-Dear Sir One of my children was very
sick with Capker IN Inc Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came dying; obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and cured directly, for which taSSuTe
you l eeI very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. TOWNsEND's sARsAPARTLLA,
rhe Most Rxtraordinary Medioine in the WOrld.
UoyDER AND BLESSING or THE .4GE.

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
THIS EXTRACT IS TUT UP IN QUART BoTTLEs-IT Is SIX
TINES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER AND WAX
RANTEp SUPERIOR TO ANY suLb. II
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING FtKG-
ING, SICKENING DEBlLl-
TATING THE PATIENT:
TIME great beauty and superiority OF TINS oarSa
an other medicines is, that while eTadcal9s me us
ease il ipvgoate the body. 1t some OF the very pest
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known it not only purfes the whole system ana
strengthens the person. but it creates new pure anu nC
Mood power possessed by other medicine anu IL
mis- lies the grand of its wonderful success u ma
performed within the last five years more than cures
of severe cases of disease at least 600 were c0nSue IN
durable 1t has saved the lives of more than oVV ehhueh
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want OF Ne[-
vous Energy,
Dr. TOwnsend's Sasapanld invgOates the Whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
or the exce indulgence Of the passions and brought on
general physical prOaton Of the nervous SYSTEM sSltude
want of ambition talntng sensations premature decay ana
decline fastening towards that fatal disease, Ioh
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy rms 5aIsa
paria Is far superior TO any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As renes and HvgOTaes the system gives ACTIVITY 10 e
limbs and strength TO the muscular SYSTEM IN most extra
'''''''N'' CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can be cUred
Bronchitis, COHS E3apti0H, Ltger C0mpGtRt, C@dS,
Catargh Coughs, .8StWH Splitting gt Bi60dr S0TeHeSS
Of the chest, Hectic FLUSH, Night SUCHts, Dttcalt or
PrQtuse ETPect0rat0h PAN M TIC Side Hc h@0e 6ecR
loan ag
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FITSI ELTSI klTal

Dr. Townsend, having tested biz GarsaDaFl!a in cases
Of Fits of course never recommended it. AMI surprised
to receive the following from intelligent AMI respectable
Farmer OF WestChe5tsr county:
FORDHAm August 13, 1S47.
Dr. T0l0nsend-Dear Sir: have little girl seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
tried almost everything for he but without at last
although could find recommendation in our CcuaI5
for like hers thought, she in very DELEGATE
health we would give her of your SaTsapaTa and are
very glad did for 0ny restored her strength but she
has had Of the Fits, great pleasure and sur
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully,
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Isaac JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIMON LANDRY. 1t Cow
L. BordelOn, Auditor; w. 4. Fillmore, AuOr'y Gel
c. n Rowiey Adj. GenT; p J. Kerr Reg Land off ce
Il. T. Williams, State Eng L. BHngier, Surveyor Gen'l
A. Dimry, State Superintendent OF Public Education.
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THREE CHILDREN

This certificate COncusiyeIy proves that his Sarsaparq hi
perfect control the most obstinate disease Of the Bloc
Three persons cured in one house Is Unprecedented.
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Temples of Honor.

PLEDGE without reserve soemny pledge my honor as
m fIar will neither ma kr UIy sell, beverage, any
ur uous or Malt Liquors. Wine OF Cider
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MHnICAL TREATnFENT

NR. A. CULLEN has removed his office from - EHy;t
~ to No 10 .NGtchez street, near the Acaue ba
still continues Structure his new systeinieuH
ing the worst structure without any OpeaiOD-en' y by
medicine that relieve and permanently cure, without any mr.
dranCe to business or diet Dr. Cullen Is well known n
New Orleans and the surrounding country need any ru
ing self iaudaton On application 10 i'r o. ne Yii aer
you to hundreds OF the first standing this city who hHN
been cured the last years his plan Please call
and examine for yourselves. NOpay required without dcua
effected Rheumatism cured GonOErhHd cured IN thes
days pay.
Eg7 Remember Is NATCHEZ STREET, near the rcade.
Post paid letters punctualy attended to IN all confluence at
medicine securely packed and sent TO any pant OF lh3
country. IAh2S 6m
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

This of SaTsapara has been expressly prepared IN
reference female complaints No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical perod The turn
of life should neglect take It, certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases 70 winch females
are subject this time of life. This period be delayed
several years by tins medicine Morris less valU2
bic for those who approaching womanhood, as 1t Is cal
cuated nature by quckenng the blood and nylgO
ating the system Indeed this medicine invaluable or all
the delicate diseases wCTOmsn subject 1t braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body not SO tar snu
ting produce subsequent relaxation which the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles Of this medicine aGd painful
surgICaI nperatIOns may be nreNemLen.
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wORMsr wORMs,l WORMS!

ITO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous nhabit
L ants of the stomach and bowels, which 50 often lmRar
the health and destroy the lives OF children, ia NE )
TONIC VERMIFUGE, certain and safe preparation for
the removal of various kinds Of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach, Want of Appetite. Intane Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs OF GIges-
ton without exception OF the most valuable pre-
paratiOns in the world. For sale by ~
NATHAN JARVIS & co,
nIS Corner of MAGAZINE and Common
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EEMAIE hIRnICINE


Dr. TOwnsends SarsapaHia and speedy cure
for Incipent Consumption Bargnness. PrOapsus Ue, OF
Falling OF the Womb COstiveness Piles, euChOnhG5a or
Whites ObstruGted difficult MensruatiOn, lucontInence
of Unne involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pstraton Of the sysemnO matter whether the result of
heent cause or causes produced by uegqarty illness &C
Cldent Nothing be than It's nVlgOTang
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
sude from taking become robust and full OF en-
ergy under its influence 1t mmededaely COunteraCs the
nGrveessuess Of the female fame which the great cause OF
baeuness. 1t viii not be expected Of in OF SO de
cate nature exhibit certificates of cures performed but
can the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have been
reported Thousands Of cases where families have been
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
BEATTY AND HEALTH.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

Those hat initiate DR. Townsend's Sar>aparIia have in
Yaraby called their stuff great ResoU far fcHHtC ETC.,
and have copied our bills aud circulars which relate, the
complaints Of women word for w0Td-OIer men who put
medicine have the great Of Dr. TOwrsenGS
SaTSapara in complaints incident 10 females recommended
theirs although previously they did not number OF these
Mixtures, Pills, ETC. injurious to telnaiC they agga-
Vate disease, and undernin. the constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

LIME,
Z On0 CASKS ThomasOn Lime for sale by
lUtgU myi7 JOHN STROUD y co. las Common s.
TpHE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide TO travel.
/ lers going North by the RveS-giving a minute de
5cnpton OF all points the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers on the different routes, etc, For sale by
apes MILES {. SALE Il Co, Il 81. Charles at.
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UsWEHO, Michigan, IIGI =, L97I'
DR.. YODRSend-lear Sir: | purchased for my wife two
bottles OF sarapada Of yOu agent Mr. McNalr, OF kaa
try 1t Tor the Fever and Ague Before mad nish-
ed the first bottle it appeared TO the blood, and eTy
other day, when the Chs and few, appeared they were less
violent; and before she had finished the bottle, ST. was en-
teIy relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had been yey SICK
with Chs and fever but mad broke them with qun9ne, and
LEFT in very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the cake the effect that Il mad
my wife, she and procured few bottles, and Ii re-
stored her few weeks TO complete health. Your saTsa "a
ra Is, without doubt U"eqaasd in diseases incident to the
West, and if you think thai this communication Will De OF
Use, you at liberty to It as you choose.
Yonrs resneciliLv GuARLEs Z. SWIM.
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only of than four thousand cases 81
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwEsends SaBapnrla mas cured
The most and chronic weekly eacated by
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum BIackyyels Island is the gentleman spoken oil
in the following letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

DIR Townsend SarSapara Unequaied IN cases OF the
Cms end Fever uad AgGe Tine following letter only one
Of the hundred that have we'd from the South aud
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
GRANn ENHANCEMENT nF PATRIARCHS-

at friendship Hall Cha ~ giTset 0H WIG Pat "a
Tarch IT, Thomas, Jr., NJ e II T; G. Hooper, ~
W G Sen r Warden; H. F. Andrews, w & T. y
Junior Warden II. w. Oimsted, Il w u SCTtpe' :. w
III w q Irensnrer
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LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MASONS-hOlds Its Grand Annual COmmunlCa- o
ton at New Orleans on the ID Monday OF January. 70
OHcers-M r. Dudley, NJ w Grand Master; Til. - -
H. Lewis, r " Deputy Grand Master; Willis 7; NJ
Coleman, w G. Senior Warden Gladm CORN, w -
q Junier Warden; Daniel Blair G Treas'r; w. ri.
Howard G. ec'y John Claiborne q Senior Deacon ID. e
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DR.. TO1rssad-near Sir | have suffered terribly for
yeas with the Rneuna,ism considerable OF the time
could not eat sleep walk bad the utmost distressing
pains and my limbs terribly swollen. have used onr
bottles OF your saHapaHa, and they have done me more
than Thousand dollars worth OF good. amsO much bet
tef-indeed am entirely relieved You at liberty to use
this for the benefit OF the afflicted. YOus respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9. Of ROYAL

New ERA CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MAsONs-undpr
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter Of
the United States-hOld their monthly meetings the ID
Monday evening OF each month"; the Masonic Hall,
the CarotOn Railroad Depot of BaOnne and Perddo
Olicer-John Gedge H p; H. VI. Summers. Sec'y
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

An adjourned meeting of the New Castle
County Temperance Society, was held in Ina
Central Building, Wilmington, on Thursday,
the 18th inst. ] he President, Mr.. LAM.
Frazier, called the meeting to order. s. Shrine
er was appointed Secretary. Minutes Of tbe
last meeting were read and adopted. The
following resolution was til n Offered II. tlTi
Resoired, That we proceed 10 form Tenn
ptrance ticket. After much discussion. tbis
resolution was adopted in tho following amen len.
ded form. "'"s"'
:. He'ofoed, That il is inexpedsnt TO form a
distinct Temperance ticket. The Conyeulioo
then heard the Temperance qualifications If ,La
candidates Tor the different Offices from which
Il appeared that Mr.. Rice for Sheriff. both On
didales for coroner, and both candidates for iba
Legislature, from Christiana Hundred. were
temperance men. Further than this, there
was nothing definitely asceriained. Tho thanks
Of the Convention wsro given to Mr.. ,hbn
hlce' for his influence in procuring the use Of
a room. 1'e VI
On motion, it was desired that the proceed.
lngs oil this meeting be published. Tho Con
'enton then adjourned, to meet in Whining
ION, on the Second Thursday in December.
JAMES FRAZIER, Pres't.
5. SPRINGER, Secretary.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

THr BRokEs HEART, OR VIRTUE TRiuMraANr
is DEATH.-As great anxiety is manifested, by
many Of our citizens, to read the story Of The
Broken Heart, which We sometime since pro-
missed as forthcoming, but which, for certain
reasons, was postponed; we now state, that the
first part will appear next week, if nothing Trans
pifes 10 prevent IL. Oar readers will recolleci
that, shor, time since, the Milford Bard, in
his rambles, happened to fall in company with
some ladies, one of whom told him OF rircum-
stance which had recently transpired, on which
he might found touching tale. The heroine
of this true story, who died short time since,
was beautiful, gifted, amiable and virtuous
young lady, whose peare of mind was blasted.
and whose hear, was broken by an idle ramor,
which was circulated during political contest,
TO prevent the election Of one of the candidates
The hero of the story, is a gentleman of high
responsibility, whose heart is alive 10 honor and
all the finer feelings Of our nature, and who, we
are certain, would spurn The very idea of s,oop-
ing TO dishonorabls action.
The leading incidents Of the story are true,
having recently occuffed-ihs naitics, Of coufse,
are fictitious, and some parts Of the tale are
embellished by poets fancy, to give interest
10 the plot. Il is tale calculated 10 touch the
tender art and tosbid the fountains of feeling
. = Forth. Still be,,en 1t is calculated TO
by awakening the mind In, a snasn ai
ligations We are under to our fellow be-
ings, and teaching us how careful we should
be In uitering unguarded expressions, when o
careless word or words, as in this instance,
may blast the reputation, and break the heart Of
an innocent being 10 the bloom Of her beauty,
and conslgh her, after days and months of I'M
utierable anguish, to an untimely tomb. II is
cruel to drag lovely lady into the political
arena for the purpose Of preventing the election
Of man, but thus have more than one been
sacrificed on the Pyre Of party spirit. Witness
the lady Of Gen. Jackson.
The story Of the Broken Heart will occupy
several numbers of our paper, and, as it is a
true one, it cannot but be read with the deep.
est interest. Those who wish to be certain Of
having it, had better subscribe at once, foi
though we publish an extra edition, il is always
soon exhausted, before one half who apply are
accommodated.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

Messrs. Editors Thorough The medium Of
your popular paper ! would like to state tina
having been in the cariing business for man
years, and having had much trouble Will
horses, In consequence of using The.
saddle tree, that has been in use =
remember, | have had horses that
would become lamo in the fore shoulder,
in the back, sore hack and weilisr strained.
now believe that have found a pr ventiiix
The above complaints in the humane
oi Mr.. Thomas Glasgow. Last sprin =
on him to furnish me with one Of
Saddle Trees; at that time my bol
was very sore from tie use of the Sid
Tree but now ! consider it duty that i,owe
to Mr.. Glasgow, and all those in nv line of
business. or those who used the article, 10 state
that my horses back got well, directly under
tho constant use nf said improved Saddle Tres.
besides al other symptoms of sirains, &c.. has
entirely disappeared therefore ! cheerfully re-
commend it Tor general use.
u.,, JOHN RICHTER.
Wilmington, October 2JJ, 1919.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

QUESTIONING CANDIDATES Fun ofricE.-Wt
copy the following from the Delaware Gazette
of Tuesday last;-
Listen 10 the voice of The departed patrio
Andrew Jacksoni
al say, again, iellow-ritizens, remember The
fate Of ancient Rome, and VOTE ron NO cASDl
DATE cho wiH moi teH you with The tranknes,
Y an Independent freeman he principles upon
which, if elected, he wiN administer your gop
ernmtnf.
That man DESERVES To RE SLAVE who
would vote for a MUM CANDIDATE, ueter.
his liberties are al stake"
We commend the above 10 the candidates o.
both the Wing and Democratic parties, now
about to be questioned by committees of larg,
and respectable bodies Of the electors e ,hi,
State, on subjects Of great public importance
He who refuses TO answer, does not deserv,
and we hope will not receive the support O.
freemen. We hope there are no party slave,
in Delaware.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

to present officers to the next meeimg-also a
committee Of twelve, composed in like manner
to present repor, or address to the people oi
Delaware. The Convention Ball is in motion
in Kent as woll as New Castle, and whatever
may be the result, the people must lose moth
ing, hut must gain. and the old hunkers and
suckers of the parties will be mosi eonfound-
eddy frightened. Let no man deposi,e ballot
excerpt with the words " For Convention
on IL.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

We shall begin in our next paper the publi-
cation of review of the Convention and Re-
form movement, by Augustine Mailly, Esq.,
from its earliest start to the present day. [,
promises TO be q rich treat to politicians gener-
orally and to some In particular.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

oPnior Of Dr. J. h. Randall on the n. Ri II " x, Sc
bassAM OF WILD CHERRY " "'StA As
We have been induced In ronsra,.ne, .e A.
3. rom ~. medicine to add lesmon, h issf Of
10 stailns that we have frequently used n
aao sesh. % s sssr, during SS PAT Of eb,
WIN The most happy result We therefore chsr'r,I
y Ieled with the above a.ousss to ny he
None genuine unless signed L. DUf-rs on l,s ,,,nns,
~ eatt , nn ~ The genuine and original Dr. Wss..
RESJ tsIpN siEned BuI1s tho wrapper
M ,aRRShhEL rlllLLIrs, III do DO
EDWARD MeINALL "a as
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

Messrs. Jeandell g. Observation-Disclosures
VIII thank you to state, that | am not the
writer Of the attractive communication which
appeared in the Chicken OF FriJa, lasl, with
the signature 4" 4. l.. j."
Respectfully Yours,
=, o. X. DARRELL.
Wednesday, October o5th, 1878.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

ELEcrIoss.-PEsSsyLvAs AND ONO
After the most auctua,ing accounts, we have
satisfaction of announcing to our readers that
in both of these great States, the Wings have
elected their Governor. In Pennsylvania they
have succeeded in elec,ing Gov. johnson by
nearly 300 votes, and in Ohio, Seabury Ford's
(,he Wing candidate) majority is abou, 200
votes.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

The STEAMSHIP EuRopIA arrived at New
York on Wednesday afternoon last, bringing
Liverpool papers of the l4th inst, and mad,
the passage in the astonishing short space oil
eleven days-tho quickest on record. The
news by the Europa is highly interesting, par.
'ieularly that from ireland and Austria.
The conviction Of Smith o'Eirien was pener-
ally expected; not SO, perhaps, his condemna-
ton Or actual execution, which last, in the face
OF recommendation to mercy on the part of
the Jury which convicted him, sPpears scarcely
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

TINS VEro.--We observe a long letter from
Louis MrLane to Committee of Cass men
Of this city, commencing the veto and con.
demning General Taylor because he is opposed
10 The exercise of the veto, except upon occa-
sions of unconstitutional OF hasiy Legislation.
ifany one will take the trouble of reading the
letter he will perceive It's sophistty and un.
soundness, its anti-republcan tendency, and
be struck with the wonderful facility with
which great minds and great men slide into
error for the sake Of party--cvery man of COM
mon sense knows that the veto, by which a
President can forbid the enactment of law by
the representatives of the people, is a kingly.
despo,ic power. II is a relict Of monarchy
retained by our fathers for useful purposes,
bst never expecting /, would be made an en-
gine Of despolism in tho hands Of Presiden..
Neither Jefferson, John Adams, nor John
Quincy Adams ever used h, and il would be
better out Of the constitution than in il. Why
should one man have power to ihwart the aq.
grega,cd will Of twenty millions of freemen
and in time, one hundred millions I In Della.
ware we have no veto, and we have less COR
ruPiion in lsgislalion-here the Legislature
make the laws, not tho Governor. Mr.. Me-
Lane retains a little Of the old federal leaven-
he is cunning old politician.
Gen. Taylor is tho honest, Independent can
dida'e, who is whig, but not an ultra whiu-
who will do right regardless of party. Give
us the good old Gen., who, like Cincinnatus
and Washington, can handle the plough and
hesword for the Goodof his country.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27
FOR A CONVENTION.

Post OsBes Printing xsyos to she qssz efss.sn
Ghiehen, because II kns tho hhHessr ctst-
cULAT1ON Of any paper In Delnwsres Adj
vertisers and others remember this. We are
continually Increasing.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

KENT County CONVENTION MEKrlso.-Or
Saturday last the Convention meeting at Dove,
was small, owing to III. unfsvorsble stair q,
the weather, sh.rt notice, and 10 the f,ube,
fact that mos, persons expected 10 be at Dove,
this week. I, was however very harmonious
and enthusiastic, and there was some good
speaking. IT adjourned to meet on The follow.
ing "Wednesday at o'clock, in the Hall of The
House of Representatives. A committee Of
i"slve, one half Of each party. were appointed
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1848-10-27

MANUFACTURERS AND Mechanics
the tariff OF ls42, you were raised from prca
depression to prosperity. Since the tariff O
1876. you are again in so measure depressed
and even at this time very many manufacturing
mills and establishments have stopped, ant
their workmen and women are without en-
ploJment. This, Of itself, Is the strongest eyi
dence of the comparative merits Of the two tar
iffa--all the fine spun theoretical arguments O
po iiicians can't upset these self-eridrn. Jaefs-
then why advocate Gen. Cass on the tariff o.
1916, Sc ing il has injured the manufacturer.
andN orklneh If'ths be Cass1s policy. \
NJ Pc guou Ir fnonsy snuvers--it may b,
" ~ FOR slavery, but II will not profit much
the labor of ffeemen. The tariff Of 1919, was
certainly morn henehcialio Tor the operatives thar
Than that of 1876, though neither oil them were
perfect.