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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

The proposition Cfered in the House Of
Representatives 20 require rngninors
eourt in the sdjudieafion Of constitutional
questions. would DO very veil 10 come amer
. measure requiring unanimous votes in
Osnersrs 100. The Supreme Court must o.
course pronounce sueh fettsring q iis
yrcsssdings rncort'ifufisral
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
Mrs. \. ID. lInIscII.

HAVING received her NEW PIANO, Is rady h.
Civ. lrss' M 0n that instrument, aud viii receive
a limited number ~ srhulaT. on the usual terms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

e.y'The Victoria Advocate has COM
nenccd the publication of tri~ weekly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

~Tz 80. Gessss. J-ss.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
Get the Best!
Landreth triumphant!
$1,000 Worth Seeds!

II HAVE about three thousand sew
Il en- hundred dollars orih Of fresh and genuine
seeds grown in lsG6.
offer to supply retail dealers hy the box Of as.
'rfrd papers. ron'sining one hundred and two hun
dred papers EACH assorted TO suit the country trad~
or may make selections 10 suit themselves.
My stock was purchased with special reference TO
supply the retail trade will sell rs low can lie
purchased thi. side ~ New York.
JAEFs BURKE, Bookseller a Scotsman.
Ga've6ton, February 67.-2l:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16

IF you want Bed Stead now 10 your Tine
Il 10 get II. FIELD BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-17
GOV. PE1RrorsT was at Fairmont yes

Gov. PEIRPOrNr was at Fairmont yes
terday, on brief visit to his old home
and friends. His expectation was to
have visited Wheeling before his re-
turn, but finds that he must return
to Richmond without dolngso. We're
greet this necessity. Large numbers of
our citizens would have welcomed a
visit from him If only for few hours.
sun more would they have relished his
appearances in public in our midst, in
order to hear from him, as from one in
whom they have great confidence, the
exact nature Of the political situation
in Virginia and elsewhere in the South.
We trust the report is true that we
hear, that the Governor contemPlates
returning to West Virginia at no dis
tant day for permanent residence. In
case Virginia concludes that she can
dispense with his services, we hope It
will be our good fortune TO receive the
benefit Of his large experience.
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Dr. seheneIx,s Pulmonic syrup,

Thtsgreat medicine cured Dr.. ]. II Schenck,
the Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Consumption,
when It had assumed its most formidable as
pect, and when speedy death appeared to
his case tncurable, when he commenced the
use of this simple but powerful remedy. HIS
health was restored in avery short time, and
no return OF the disease has been appTehend-
ed, for all the systems quickly disappeared,
and his present weight Is more than two hum
dreda pounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
tention exclusively to the cure OF COnSump.
lion and the diseases which are usually conn
plFcated with It, and the cures effected by his
truly wonderful. DR.. Schenck makes proleS-
sional visits to several Of the larger cities
weekly, where he has q large c0ncouISe OF
patients, and 1t Is truly astonishing to see
Of their carriages, and In few months,
healthy, robust persons. DIR. SCHENCKtS
PULMOSIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all
required in curing Consumption. Full 6lirec-
tons accom- pany each, so that any one can
when 1t Is convenient It IS best TO see him
He gives advice free, but for q thorough ex
animation with his ReSptrometer his fee is
three dollars, fasa srr- - -
two hkenesses of the Doctor-One when in
the last stage of Consumption, and the other
as he now Is, In, perfect health-are on the
Governmt Mt stamp itj na .-lUd iiel
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price
81 50 per bottle, or 81 so the half dozen. Let
tiers for advice should always be objected to
DR.. Scheucks Principal once, Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa. General w hoIesale
AGENTS Demas Barnes g. Co.. N. Y; 8. s.
Hance, BaltimoEe Md; John D. Park, Gin
Collins Bros St Louis, Mo, n
9-eodSdWeAmolyr 1913
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A STATE Convention assemblies In
Richmond to-day. The purpose oft ts
to, nominate State officers. Weshall
look with considerable interest to the
deyelopement Of a political programme
adapted to the new regime. Instead of
States Rights and all that sort Of thing,
we shall probably have something in
regard to the sacred aud inalisnable
rights OF all Glasses of humanity. as
provided for In the long neglected Bill
ofRights. AS the first step oftRe new
era, the proceedings win be looked for
with unusuarinterest. The Yirginians
understand the situation pretty well
now; and it'islikely that they VILLAIN
to come up fully to the expectations of
the country. .. ,s -
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ssnce of education the negroes Of the
South must derive Information nom
the meetings where conflicting argu-
rnentsS can be plainly submitted to
them. Their frst disposition win be 70
become intense partlsans, as is the case
with all ignorant people, and hence the.
greater necessity that they should hear
all sides. We are therefore grati6ed to
see that the native whites show de-
sire TO enter thearena and bid for sthelS-
votes, instead of sullenly ordespondent-
Iy surrendering the field as hopeless
into the hands of politicians many Of
whom are acutated by anything but
the highest motives,
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Commenting upon this exhibit, the
Economist remarks: fs--.4=5tla.
Breadstuffs have advanced on an av-
erage from thirty to forty per cent.
and, considering the controlling influ-
ence which this class Of commodities
always exercise upon the markets gen.
orally, this exception to the fall in
prices must be regarded as one ofmuch
cticalimpOrtance; and especially so
as II has no doubt contributed to the
firmness with which the price of labor
has been maintained throughout the
country. This result Is due to the fact
of the harvest of the world for the last
year having been upon the whole a
short one. 1t would not be reasonable,
however, to count upon the permanence
of this obstruction to the fall in values,
as the contingency of an abundant
harvest this year would as much aid
in letting down the current high range
OF wages as scarcity now helps to sus-
tain them.
In other food products, such as pork,
beef, butter and cheese, and in grocer
les, there has been quite an important
reduction in values. This reduction,
however, will not do more than COM
pensate for the higher prices of bread
stuffs; so that 1t now costs the labOrinR
man as much to supply his table as one
year ago. In the matter of clothing,
furniture, and a variety of minor artf-
Giles hich go to make the sum of the
operatives expenditure, there has been
an average reduction of probably fiE-
teen per cent, while rents are about
stationary. It appears, then, upon the
whole, 1t Will cost the operative classes
something less to supply their wants
uow than one year ago; while, as a
rule, their Wages are the same. This
bearing of the course of prices Is i'm
pOrtant, when the producers are under
constant pressure for losses upon their
production, and must ere long make
itself felt in new regulation OF the
scale Of wages.
In clothing products the course of
prices has been SO regularly noted eve
ry week In our columns, that little re-
mark Is required in illustration of the
movement. The decline in raw cotton
has been nearly 80 per cent; Saxony
fleece wool has fallen over 20 per cent;
while In flax the change has been mere
ly nominal. The decline in the value
of cotton and wooden products, howev-
er, has been in n still larger ratio, and
especially in wooden manufactures,
owing to the supply having largely ex-
ceeded The demand. Coal has fallen
81 % per ton, or 80 per cent; which.
considering the very important relation
which that product bears to the cost OF
manufacturing processes, is calculated
to materially facilitate the movement
toward lower prices in manufactured
products. Pig iron Is about 10 per
cent. lower; and on some other metals
the fall has been quite important. The
decline in this class of products has a
tendency to cheaper the cost of ma
chtnery, which, at a time when the
price OF manual labor is compelling the
substitution of machines for muscle, is
to be regarded as another. material
point gained in the process of general
reduction OF values.
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a CARD TOINVALTDs.

A Clergyman, while residing n South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urf-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders: brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by q desire to benefit the Rftiicted and un-
ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-
yelOpe, to any one who needs it., Free 81
Charge. - f5..4 7-{47F5 =. sci 5-F.''.-. 4 j :
Please enclose q postpaid envelope, adj
dressed TO yourself, Address, - F.
JOSEPH T. INMAS,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
dcl4-Iyd I.i-4 l.
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SCHOOL STATISTICS.

Returns Prom ThIrty.RIne OF the
PFineipal cities or the Union.
The statistics embraced in thefollow-
ing table will be of much interest to
men through out the coun-
try. These statistics are obtained by
letter from the superintendent Of
schools In the cities named, and furnish
q complete view of the public schools
in the leading cities Of the country for
the year 1855. They were collected by
our efficient Superintendent of Public
Schools. Duane Doty, Esq.,: 49,
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wi known and used over % yearS. Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle. No wash. No trouble. A child can
apPly u, iPToduees 2 lnsfrous 3lack OF brown,
76centB.
Sold by Druggfstsand Fancy Goods Dealers,
Also, MATHEWS ARE1cA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. 1u4-eod-ly
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DIED.

BEF R Rnf Eg A aged 3D. 81 y e Pnd one day.
The funeral viii take place from his late
residence on the Island at p. M, on
Wednesday, 18th instant. Friends OF tbs
family are invited to attend without further
notice. is5' a. aprls-2t
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MEssRs. J. n. HARRIsie Co: ~ 81"
sGESTs-This is TO certify that have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAMo one of the best
in the world for DISEASED LUNGS.
1 have used It in my family Tor breaking up
a troublesome cough With the happEest effect
I recommended It to a young lady who had
q harasSing cough and was threatened with
and it cured her In few. days,
cough, and 10 those who are predIspOSedi TO
Consumption. Respectfully yours SsiI
- Rii glsGlA.iA .sHARRISONt &
Sold by TIL. LOGAN & Co.oj Gi3tf.- ,Iun d
aAndby all Dealers In Family Medicines
aprl8.lm ynlst. .9utl 3. sIg5i.,i d m
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MEroALFE's GREAFRHEUHAT10R REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicineac like
magic, curing Rheumatism Of years' stand
ing In q few days. sri 2 siaalt7 80 ~
aug22-ly t. H. LOGAN q CO., As'ta.
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.LAUGHLIS,s INFANT CORDIAI,

The ChIld's Cure. WhenGTeethInE.
Mothers all know the many sleeples nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one TO remind you
OF the Pain-Choiic, Wakefniness. Uneasl-
mess, Fretting, FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
Sc We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthis
Cordial viii correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep. u rrf7si5
TryIL It will act as charm. Sold by
gLAUGHLIN. SMITH d CO.,
rfia Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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sSpEflaI AatIees.

s.,r4 RBoRUK, iowa, March 10, 1851.
MIR. G. n, oDBERT, ..ri';ia ~
SIR-I purchased when in Cincinnati two
bottles or your Vegetable AmbFosta, and
having used II, must say that It Is the
greatest hair restoreF and grower of the day.
1t changed my 9ir to the original color and
Is now growing nicely. Please send me
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you will md
ten dollapJ, which, II too much, you can re
turn 70 me, and oblige nm. sT GODS ~ :
marl6 E of Stops Brown q Co.
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Edward W. Stephens and Mary Ann Ste
phens, his vile, and Emma Jane Stephens
Kate II. Stephens and EliZabeth StephenE
Take notice that the dispositions Of Emma
Jane Stephens and otheB will be taken at the
ONCE Of James p. Rogers, Esq, notary pub
lie, in the city OF Wheeling, In the stats OF
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF May, A, D,
1885, between the hours OF 8 O'clock, A. N
and O'clock, P. NJ, TO be read in evidence IN
the above named cause on behalf OF said
complainant. And II, from any cause, the
taking Of the said dispositions shall not he
commenced, or being commenced, shall NOT
6e completed on that day. the taking Of the
untll the same snail be completed.
3 To defendants, lfrsf.-i ssits ts
.-y.g THOMAS MARSH, COMMITTEES.
BY Peck 4 Hubbard, his solicitors,
aprlT-1td&E4t u - b, - -
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DESCRIPTIVE GAZETTEER
BUSINESS DIREcToRY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For Clarksburg, wa, Fairmont, W. Va,
MorgantoWns w. Va, Brownsville, Pa,
Monongahela City, Pa, ethtoWn, Pa,
Y, Warren, Pa. franklin, Pa, and the
Oh Regions, RittannInR. Pa, Freeport,
E1a s;;lSaT Anegheny CITY. Beaver.
Wheeling, MRriettn, GAINESVILLE, Par.
kersburg, Pomeroy, Point Pleasant,
Charleston, Maiden. GRIllpOIIs, Cat
Ripley, Augusta, New Richmond, Gin.
etnnatl, Newport, COVIngtOu, Law
renceburgh, Aurora. RIsIl g Sun, Warsaw,
1ersonvilie. LonisViiIe, New albany,
OWensbor0, Mammoth Cave, Evansville,
Henderson, TerTe Haute, Lafayette,
SmithlRnd, GAINESVILLE, &RHhVtlIE,
Knoxville, Paducah, Florence, Tus2S
cumbta, Cairo, Memphis, Helena, VickS-
burg, Natchez, Baton Rouge, Ibervtlle, Car
rOlton, New Orleans, and over one hum
dred other towns and Cities on the Great
Western Rivers. ILLUSTRATED WITH
MATS AND ENGRAYINGS. lfiH}5i p
The above represents mere outline OF the
extent and combined advantages OF the DO.
capacity can ut once perceive the vast prae.
teal BENEFITS which must follow its success.
full completion. By its directory, the capital
iSt, the producer, the shipper, the factor, the
trader, and the consumer in each branch Of
human industry, are possessed OF inmedi-
ate means of correspondence; thus fnrnt8h-
ing RUYER AND SELLER q vehicle OF
communication immensely SUPERIOR TO all
former appliances, and In accordance with
the spirit OF the age. 4IH ID p llff-.lff
We rely with perfect security upon Its high
appreciation by the entire business CONF
munity, TO indemnify us Tor the larHe out
lay that we incur In its and their BEHALF and
Lledge ourselves 10 the complete and faith.
ful execution Of what we have assumed. r.
It's value as an Advertising Medium may
be Judged from the TACT that the various
Hotels, Express, Railroad, Telegraph and In.
suTance OhceS, Banks, Bankers, and other
Public OnceS and Institutions nave SnhScrib-
ed for copies, which will alone be perused by
hundreds OF thousands during the year. In
order TO secure for the work most extern
Alve circulation in the local Towns and
Neighborhoods, and through the West and
southwest generally, as well as the large
Cities OF the Eastern States, H8-the rates
nave been placed so that they will reach all
classes OF People. Bound in Cloth Gilt,
extra paper, s.; Subscription Edition, IS;
cheap Edition for the People, paper sides
only s.. The Cheap Editlo con LaIns al the
matter that the Others do, 49,
The Advertisements will be inserted IN an
me Editions at the following Low Rates:
One Page, $50 One-half Page, $50; One. fourth
Page, SIS: special Places extra, RS per con-
tract with the Agent, s n . -
EDWARDS, GREENOU6H& DEVED
Publishers of the City Directory OF Louisville,
81. Louis, indianapolis, Chicago and NIL
The Agent, E. r. DAvENpoRr. is now In
the city, at the Sprigg House, soliciting Rd-
VeTtisements and orders, aprlB.7t
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me Labor Quesllon Up az Plitsburg

INC HADOF VuesII0n Up &C FIttSbnFg.
Two OF the Pittsburgh papers of yes
tetday, the Gazette and C6mmerctaI, re-
port that the difficulty between the en-
ployers and employees in the IRON
mills is about to be adjusted by the
return of the workmen to their places
at a reduced rate. We quote from these
two papers as follows:
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Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS WE'VE
TIAN HAIR DYE, Is the best in the world. 1t
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on ormalre the hair ppeardusty and
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
TERED. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only % cents per bottles Sold
everywhere, als N. =
A.LMATHEWs, ManufactureE. N. Y.
Eale Agents. may2O-lYeod
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.EssRs. ]. N. HARRIsia CO: =

Read again she Evidence OF one OF
-AT Onr Oldest Residents. lu.a i
a te-4. = C1SCIaNATI. Dec. "a, 1858. b
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rhe relation or PrieeSs-Fhea Varia-
lions within a Year.--OnIys . slight
RednetIon IN the Cost 0FLIyIns.. "a
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Lost MnR

II osT BETWEEN OUR STORE AND
u Bridge Corner, q hne MINK MUFF, a
liberal reward will be paid II found and re-
' aPrI5! 81 =. is. RHODES 500
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s GBdtehefa dress . lill.Baa
ga Blarney .stene-the sham.rocE.
Waiting for the verdick-JeR Davis,
-Mabel's Cross-she'll feel better soon
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In collecting school statistics, II cities
do and 20 do not use the Chicago Atten-
dance Rules. . =. .5.55.
Nineteen cities, including Boston,
New York, Milwaukee and Grand
Rapids. Mich, admit pupils under six
years of age, while twenty cities, inclu-
ding Detroit, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Brooklyn. Chicago, Toledo and Adrian
do not. With the exception of Boston,
however, the opinion Is unanimous that
the disadvantages of admitting pupils
under six do not compensate for the
disadvantages.
In regard 70 keeping pupils between
six and seven years of age longer in the
school-room than three hours each day
only in New York, Albany, Bridgeport.
Conn, Erie. Dayton and Patterson, N.
J., Is the policy Thought 9 wise one. In
Boston Il Is thought best only as q
means OF keeping the children out of
worse places, and notsas a means OF
education. In OsWego II Is thought
Wen II suitable work Is furnished, and
lessons are of suitable character and
variety. In Erie five or six hours are
aged.
Twelve cities pay their teachers quar-.
terly, and y at more frequent inter-
valsf generally monthly. TWentysfour
pay In currency and Sin checks.
In Detroit four of the teachers are en-.
gagged but half day eaeh.-DsfT0it A n.
ueItisey aud fi6atns.
I = - - ;
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"JuN1PERTAR SOAR cures chapped hands
saIt-rheum, pimples, and all outaneous a1ec-
tons, rendering the skin soft and smooth.
Manufactured by su .s-ai.ii 81
CAswELn, HAZARD & Coz,
Sold byall Druggists. - =3T5s +
THE PURESr AND SWEETEST Cod Liver oil
in the world, manufactured from fresh,
healthy livers, upon the sea shore. 1t Is per-
fectly pure and sweet, Ask for "HaSarld &
Caswell's Cod Liver OF, " manufactured by
CAswEIL, HAZARD q CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. - ~ =
-Tils75 Is1i7 ~ apr1T-ly. eod&eowd&w
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William Tell Don't do ii, william.
.,-Dear Native Laud-Thaf's So
gold 1855 s. f,s ssss i.;ag = q 8
Ave 0Iarfa-H al prefer HemfIy. d
Sweet Flour@St. Louis bFands, !
They offered me Rank-What, But
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COUNTRY5 WERCHAvTs

= 1lIl1HAINLlAIN 10
Win md It to their advantage by giving us a
call and examining our stock before puFchas-
aprI7-iy E1sEMAN& ARNOLD.
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TNCHANGERYINTHEc IRoUrcouRT
i for Ohio county, West Virginia. !
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ployers and employees in the IRON
mills is about to be adjusted by the
return of the workmen to their places
at a reduced rate. We quote from these
two papers as follows:
From he Gazette.
The lockout" approaches an end.
The workingmen, unable longer to hold
out against capital, are about to resume
work at the figures offered by the iron
masters. Much actual suffering from
of the strikers and they are forced to
yield, without having accomplished
any single good from their long con-
tinued strike. We believe the iron
masters are disposed to deal fairly with
their worktnGmen, and from the losses
sustained by them from the strike, any
unprecedented person will judge that the
paying of the demanded price was a
matter OF impossiblity with them.
Labor is worth its marketable value,
no more, no less. The workingmen,
we believe, consCientiously thought
that their demands were Just, while
the iron masters knew that TO run their
mills at the prices asked would sink
them into bankruptcy and ruin. But
we trust q true understanding of the
case has been reached, and that work
will at once be resumed. Yesterday
Painter & Co.'S extensiys mill resumed,
the puddlers accepting $3.50 per ton,
and we understand other mills are
ends the great lockout which has long
paralysed the trade of the city, and
Kept hard times lurking about opr
doors. Atter a resumption of work
tradeWtll brighten aud our merchants
Will experience better times than they
have had for long time past.
y - hon Ire Commercial.
We understand that applications were
made ak one of our iron mills. Yester.
day, by number of stand.outers. for
work at the reduced rates, but thRt
they were unable to obtain it.: The
mill at which they applied, lately re-
sumed operations In part, at prices
6xed by the owner. The best he could
say to the pplicants was, that for the
present he had all the workmen he
wanted atany price whether he should
want more would depend entirely ON
the state of trade. He could only take
the names Of the applicants and give
them his best wishes. This incident
fully sustains what we have repeatedly
sald-that the question Is not what the
price shall be- but who Will be able to
obtain steady employment at any
pricef - n g q
The Republic newspaper gives para
graph in conflict with the above state
ments, as follows: -s l5s4
Messrs. Painter & Sons rolling mill,
West PtItsburE, has resumed opera,
hons. The prices paid puddlers are
nine dollars for light and nine dollars
and fly cents for heavy fron@the same
as paid before the strike. The heaters
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