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nands that it be again entrusted with tn
administration OF affairs, that It may pu
!. In every Federal office, from Presiden
down to the humblest postottice In ID,
land, either renegade Republicans o
boisterous Democrats, who will owe thei
places TO the solid vote OF q solid Soutt
controlled and run by men who to-day
glory as much rs ever In the Justice o
the "lost cause" Are You, my fellow
citizens, are you, my fellow soldiers, pre-,
pared to give votes TO accomplish this
Recollect that from no Democratic Con
vcntlon in any State, from no Democratic
newspaper published anywhere in the
South, from the lips Of no Democratic
statesman mailing from the late Conieder.
aCy, have you or or any one ever heard
single confession that the rebellion
against this government was wrong, or a
single admission that our efforts to pre-
serve the Union were right.
The Confederate flag must disappear
forever. The "lost cause" must be decently
buried out OF sight; the Union must be
the God OF our Craftsmanship, and the
blue the color OF our uniform everywhere,
from Maine to California, from the lakes to
the gulf, in Mississippi as well as In New
YORK, before It will do for the Republican
party to loosen It's grip or surrender con.
troll Of the nation.
That great party tonight and in this
campaign fights not upon the defensive.
1t comes not as a suppliant, but as con:
queror, 1t points with pride to its record
and demands It's rights. II took possession
OF this government when Democrats and
rebels were leagued againsti it, and through
the perils OF war and the disasters OF peace
1t has brought it in triumph up 10 its pres
ent high position and crowned 1t with
freedom and prosperity.
II has nominated as It's standard bearer
representative American, volunteer
s0ldier~who smelled powder, . statesman
whose attainments and abilities no one
questions or disputes, man OF whom the
ablest Democrat 10 the land has written:
~ have been his devoted friend for many
years, and am resolved that / never will
believe that he does not deserve the atfec.
ton ! have bestowed upon him. Ii he
would carry the principles which regulate
his private life into his public conduct he
would make the best chief magistrate we
have ever had."
This grand party with no blemlsh upon
its record, but with many honorable scars
received in its quarter ola century contest
for freedom, comes with James A. Garfield
as It's leader and bids you stand by it as It
stood by you during the war.
1t comes showing you in Its admirable
standard bearer what free America can
do for the humbIest boy in the land.
Its candidate comes, showing you, in
his own personal history, what pluck, and
perseverance, industry and brains, under
the inspiration OF free Institutions, can do
for the son OF the humblest artisan in the
The Republican party comes in Justice
and in right TO again meet and crush its
ancient foe.
God bless the old party and give it
victory!
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]. q. starkey, prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; 81 have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until l
saw YOUR shlloh's VitaliEer advertised In our
papcr, and was persuaded totryit. lam hap
~ to state that It has entirely cured me. It's
certainly the beat remedy ever knew OF"
Sold BY E. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall. and Chas. MoenEemOeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

The pride OF mother. the life and Joy Of a
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running . terrible
risk, II they have cough, Group or whooping
cough, which leads to consumption, Il you do
not attend 10 II at once, Shiloh's Consump-
lion Cure Is guaranteed TO cure them. Price
10 cents, 80 cents and s. 90. For lame back,
side or chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster:
Price Is cts. Sold by Z. Booking, Agents, Odd
EallnW,H Hall. and Chas. MOenkemoeller.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
,n,nvvtSgOSEES SALE OF CHER
| ,T hill FAR&.
VI MN TeHiII I'm cs,ueery.

nnvvLSSlONERS SALE OF CHER
AZ hill FARS.
YGJN TeHil :, rn,rcsrv.
,.,,, vl the decree Of the County G SSIn o.
WV Sgt Vi ginIi, tnseIel on the 39th gay
a. 1'.4, ~, N thr slnve named case the under.
VA & nsuit,l In said decree Will, on
~ .lTrGpAY, AUGU,T I'm, 1850,
,.i,o,rl..xA n, on the premises, sell the
tgiias .,tbI raj tsIAtc, that Is TO say: a tract
t''I1 aha county. West NlrEinIa, known Rs
y I'm Farm, Of which SAMUEL aGC 9Ia
IT! - bounded rs follows, VIZ btSih-
= md cherry on snort creek corner 70 M;
: sbr, pAsii Snodrass, !. and M' WaIuie, anu
-, ia u vest % POLES 10 post tlence
~, Il lOlts to 4 fallen sugar tree THENCE
- -, /, p.trh,s 10 an a1h aud sugar tree;
~" Inn SI Uest % $40 poles to 4 post
S|,.,sIb ~ clStl8OS poles 10 PoAt; thence
III .Ttsil. line Il 1.lO poles 70 pos: thence
Sgt IL roles 10 4 stone thence SCUM "
.,,,ina 1vst. thence 0uth 81, west " poles
y" N ,,gnp, thence south IS East d 6-lOto
~ ',tgr..yr thence south So, east y 5-lO poles
NJ. tbsoes north SIX eat us 5-lO poles 10
tls.IFs s1uih sol, ealt 70 POLES to m elm
= ,a,u,rtO. wallace, on the south Branch o.
no ice In nOrihern direction down aid
=, Nh tbs Il,Andefs Thereof, ~ $40 poles TO
l't,.,r, , camore tire where the Two brAnclIta
upIts; thence north Sc, west l65 poles 10
=, 800 ginning; containing two hundred and
ets,, mote Of les. w =, A.. un.,,,..
lnI, " S.Ls-Ont-thlfd Of tue purchase
-, mi a much more a' the purchaser may elect,
4 \ RlDd the residue 10 two equal iHStallmen!s,
.nss r,te.tirely In one aud lIo ytAts from tno
Esgt. In Interest rum that dAT, purchaser 10
y. ~ lar the Inferred Installnlenu, and thn title
! ! n,,iarl until payment u the purchase money
'' WILLIAM +. HUBBARD,
special Commissioner.
=. q nrrnrY LnrtLnn.ar
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From n Relative of WIN. Prescott, the
HIstorlau.


CLEVELAND, O., January u, IaSU.
H. H. WARNER i Co.-GENTs.-I shall
not cease to recommend your Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure to the patronage oil
all my friends, who are afflicted as ! was,
with that terrible and dangerous disease
Bright's Disease OF the Kidneys. 1t cured
me completely.
With great respect, thy friend,
rru&s JAS. S. PRoscoTT.
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PALATABLE MRdlcINRs.-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is a honeyed drop Of relief; bis
Cathartic Pills glide sugar,shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla is nectar
that imparts vigor TO lie, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pal
Adreriiser. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

sHlLoH's CA7ARRH REMEpY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, cankss mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there is an
INGENIOUS nasal injector for the more success,
mi treatment OF the complaint, without extra
charge, Price so cents, Sold by y. Book
Ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Cbas
MOenkamoeller. rraAEoV
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Couous.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches''
are used with advantage to alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and Dron.
chial affections. For thirty years these
TroChes have been in use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they haYe attained well.merited
rank among the few staple remedies OF the
age.
The Throat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro-
ches" act directly on the organs OF the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders OF the throat and larynx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or overexertion OF the
voice, and produce clear and distinct
enunOiation. Speakers and singers find
the Troches useful.
A cough, cold, catarrh or sore throat re-
quires immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results in some incurable lung
diseases browns Bronchial Troches"
will almost invariably give relief. 4mita-
tons are offered for sale, many OF which
are injurious. The genuine Browns
bronchial Troches" are sold only in
boxes, TThds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

EMINENT DIR. W. U. CAvENAdH, Memphis,
Team, writes: For weak digestion, con.
sumption, general debility, and want Of
appetite, l Cheeriully recommend Colden's
Llebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

STocKs-The market fell Off 4 TO per cent
in the early dealing, but under strong buy.
ing movement speculation soon became firm,
and prices took an upward turn Granger
shares were most prominent In the improve.
ment, which ranged from u to sA per cent,
the latter Northwestern preferred. In the
late transactions there was slight reaction In
a portion Of the list, which was mostly re-
covered and the market closed generally firm,
Central Arizona was very active and strong
again to-day, advancing to I0K and closing
al lOH bid.
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A PROMINENT merchant OF Holly Springs,
Miss, writes under date Of Nov. 10, 1877:
"Tutt's Pills are doing mighty wonders in
this State, and are becoming more popular
every day. Their sale exceeds that oil
every other pill combined. They are pc.
culiarly adapted to malarial diseases, and
all our physicians prescribe them in their
practice. I. Fl. ATHEY.
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Tho yolinic Rcii Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send their celebrated Electro.Voltaic
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without DELAY, nav
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THE WAY SOLDIERS TALK,
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN AT
UTICA, NEW YORK.
stirring Address by Col. Arson $. Wood
The Democratic Party Under
False CoIors-The Black
Curtain of the Past
Rolled Rack.

We do not often hear or read better
speeches than the following, delivered be-
fore a meeting Of veteran soldiers at Utica,
New York, on last Friday evening, by Col.
Arson $. Wood:
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For UPWARDS OF 1H1RrY YEARs Mira:
winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves mind collie, regulates the
bowels, cnres dyaaItery and di"rrhna,
whether arising from teething or other
causes, An old and Well-tried remedy.
* c,niI a hOiib D4w
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YoEk. August 8.-MoNEY-Easy at "a
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3ISa4k
per cent. Sterling exchange, banken' bills
dull and steady at 81 S2If; demand q Sax.
Dry goods imports for the week s., 66i 600
C3ovERHWRHT RnNns-Oui.t and firm.
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II cures AsihmS, Loss Of Voice, SeuHlgia, g. Vltas
Dance, EpieptIc Fits, WhUopinE Cough, Nervous
dles In sustaining lie during the process Of DtPh-
iberia.
Do not 10 dtcsiyed BY remedies bearing similar
name; no other preparation Is substitute
fnr this NuIeF ahV riFetImgtAuctR,
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Read DR., EarIe,s Testimonial.

Mr.. James !. Fellows, Manufacturing Chemist:
sIR-For several months past have used your
PhIhIsIS Chronic Bronchitis and other Affections Of
tn Chest, aud have no hesitation In stating that II
ranks foremost amongst tue remedies usRd 10 those
diseases. Being al excellent Nervous Tonic exefis
direct influence on the HeFvouS SyHpm, and through
H. Il lnvigOTatCs the bqdy. II Affords me pleasure 10
recommend 4 remedy which Is really good In cases
for which II IL intended, when 50 many advertised
are wOrSs than uSlesE am, ,ir, yGIrg truly
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at ever varrei With freedmen and the free.
Nations o. men, homo subject foreign toess
80 that they uttered the word .LlbertI'
Pound The Democratic party their hrst opponent"
Aud this old party, with all the rotten
ness Of years upon II, comes TO the loyal,
patient people Of this goodly land, and de-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-12
he Eruption of Mokuaweoweo.

Mr.. II. Nj. Whitney writes us, from kau, under
date of May 6: We are enjoying an unusual and
brilliant pyrotechnic dispay-such the residents
of Hawaii are occasionally permitted 10 witness.
A new eruption If the volcano of Mauna Loa COM
menced on Saturday evening May l, in the summit
crater of Mokuaweoweo. when the mountain. and
indeed the whole island was so brilliantly illumin
ated that fine newspaper print could be read on
the sesshore. fifty miles distant from the crater.
Here no pramonitory shake or noise was felt or
heard, the eruption having commenced as quietly
as a moonrise, and there has been nothing con-
nected with it to create any ALARM OF any feelings
but those of wonder and delight, at this grand
northeastern part of the island there were pre-
monitory rumhlings. During the first night of the
eruption. it Appeared rs if there was stream how-
ing to the west or southwest from the summit !:
but this soon changed to central light at night
and one vast column of smoke by day, the latter
rising TO an immense height-probably ten thou
sand feet above the summit, when it loated off to
the eastward. Over the whole eastern part of
Hawaii Pele's hair has been scattered over the
ground and probably far out to sea- waited thither
IN the heated stream of smoke and sulphurous gas
of which this cloud consists. From all the inform
alton can gather, judge this eruption 70 be in
the same place as that which occurred in Septem-
Der, 1872, which was visited by W. w. Hall, myself
and others. and like that will most likely be con-
fined 70 the summit crater long il may last.
kilauea, during the past two weeks, has been very
active, with frequent streams flowing from the old
South Lake and fresh lava pools forming in various
parts of the crater. During former eruptions the
action at kilauea has been lessened but in this
case there seems 20 be no connection between the
two; and both fires have probably been stimulated
| BY the immense quantities of rain and snow which
have fallen during the past few months. Yesterday
party left for the summit, TO witness the new
| eruption. among them Messrs. w. H. Stone and
| W. W. Goodale, jr.; but they have not yet re-
/ turned"
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TIE late attack on the Ministry, under the
the nors de pisras of Hoapih Baker, failed Of
It's object and fulfilled its logical destiny as
good Joke. That laughahle pamphlet, how
ever, was significant of lurking hostility to
the ministry. In spite of the failure, Of the
pamphlet, the hostility in all probability still
luEks and desires to break up the present Cab
met as soon as way is open. We should re-
commend strategy for the successful accom-
plishment of this important enterprise. Let
the Attorney General be sent 10 Lahaina on
urgent business, then let some midnight be
chosen when the Ministers Of the Interior and
Of Foreign Affairs slumber in the bosom Of their
families and the Minister Of Finance is spend
ing the night at Mosnalua, 10 direct laoonio
nissives 10 the unsuspecting heads of govern
nent informing them Of their dismissal. This
is bGsines-like and saves scene. We feel
that this advice is needed, for where frequent
changes Of the ministry are desired, there is
inherent feebleness 50 shaky and topping that
ordinary and respectable methods of making
them, are out Of question
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5araiian Gazette.
WEDNESDAY,, NAY u lsso.

EARLY in the year we urged the great i'm
portance Of avoiding frequent changes in the
Ministry, for they are a source as well as a
sign Of weakness. When the intelligent portion
Of the community, and those whose opinions
are Of any value, call for change, it is time
enough to make it. The country is weary of
hcAieness and uncertainty. If the King Sc
lecrs advisers whom he trusts, and who have
che general confidence, why should they be
cast aside as soon as the biennial legislature
comes nr Is nverS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-12

The Cabinet has no right to loan Bishop &
Co. S250,00o for per cent. or any per cent
The only legal way they can use public money
is on appropriations made by the Legislature,
or, in case OF public disaster or emergency,
by the Privy Council. Bishop s Co, got this
money for per cent, giving as security gov
eminent bonds which pay from TO y per
cent. and privat4seourities on which they get
10 and L Der cent. interest. The reason we
do no; apply the English language to these
things, is because it is better to bear those ills
we have than fly TO others that we know not
Of, especially when there is SO much TO com
mend
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b = Eu-sz !. A. EAuz e nay ooaoe-n. hat z ".
Laz, E---Er having ais dzy presented 70 this De
rarze1- - Co=zissiu- f7oz His Nsiesgy Don
Afr=-e n XXX o. spziz. which i found 70 be il
Gzr fH- he -Af s1i1 z " Laine. Esquirs, is hereby
n-tzEs---- - u-ds- a. HIS Nsiess- spanish Vice
Geo. * ~ EEu1iiEz Iszz6s. and al his ocsl act.
zh u-dr-ud 70 receive fzu faith and credit hy
~ az-au-i=.z a. AS tsure-une-t
- 67e- EzG=zy Azz6 and he sezl O. the For
Est ct-z u-6cs - Hunolzl- this s4ih Gay @.
49, - NO. n KAPENA
EE Ninisse- @ Fo-ui-z A1ai-s.
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I1szAzr AND REkDrSe RooN FAIs-We would re-
mind our readers that the above fair is to come of
on Thursday of next week. We are glad TO learn
that the contributions thus far have been liberal
and from al classes OF the community. The dis
play of goods cannot fail 10 be very attractive
and the various details OF the tair are being car
ned Oui with completeness which mus render
the occasion not only profitable 10 the institution,
but pleasant to all who may attend Parties who
the ladies by sending their contributions in as early
as possible
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O. Nua6zy- NEE ea5 - she t-ozI ear-zucs O. Alio-
zze = sociack lsuz. VII b sold he lease fo-
On sa-s uf la piecs q Government Land known IS
PAPA -siz1E C E-zri CF>es p-3ce. s. PEI sunu-a
1rzzs- p1y1his zzzza1ly- il s6vznce-
>AN'L C. WILDER Minister a the interior.
-u-z-z-a-. aE Ir.s-ic- Euuo,-lu Ar-il Il IssO "
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AoHu support Of the liquor tzasic is the large
-,,-=.= ,-..-.-.- .---.-- - - --,-,,,-- D. d,

nonied interest earnest IN its support But
government that derives large income from
licensed traffic II liquor or opium Is really 6inil-
ishing Its working capital BY more than the sum
added II that way 10 rs annual income And the
us1 that deal II liquor add no more TO the capital
OF the COUNTY than do the idlsrs who waste thoir
paiIimoly II ostsnistious eItravagances. In every
hundred dollars worth of shoes, thirty-ssyel dol
lars have been paid out as wages n the nanufzc-
Turs OF the article: II the same value OF c-Ockery
the workman has received forty dollars: In WOODEN
cloth. sixty ont of the hundred have besn d ont
ss wages: II Gallery, sIEy-lTe dollars: while OF
liquors the proportion Is only three dollars II
every hundred
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List sf EIoenses Expiring in May.
I@@O

Nr--E he-es- -ivg- thz- A. Licenses uusl b sp-
49, fl- --f q ~ ---a-u- occ- and a. parties S-e
rla--e1 n1z- 20 rgrtw expiring Licenses and
sr-- F--1rE- -.---e-1- szy and Al parties dong
r-s-ass u--t 1-- - r-u1r- Lace-Se-
SAN a. wTLDER- Miulstc- O. The Interior
-z-s-1r- o. A. g. fS7e
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Ma - Kz<IsKaz las ssis DAY hec- appointed sz
Ar-rz -zzs Mz-zr Llce-ses for the Island o. La
"a rir- c Y E.zvezsole
SANL 6 WIDER Nizis,e- of he Interior
-Hls=ar Oez1l Ar-sl q lssO rs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-12

DUE-Se ths past week the management Of The
theatre has ben changed M A NcAzyne as
szning the Tule Of manager With NJ Edwin
BrD=re as stage manager On Monday evening
the play Of Caste was prod1esd 20 only fair
house, With Ar. B-OEns as Eoclss" II which
character he e1cels- Misses Nay Leigh and LIZ
zie hrles- and Messrs- Bradley and Frznconer
also appeared This play Is really deserving Of .
m1cn better attendance ttzu Ezs present. On Mon
day evening 70 witness II Uzder the nsS man
scEnmt we are promised senss of the chOicest
co-1siies- b1riettzs- fares, etc, fDr q limited
n1nbe< Of nights only, as Hr. Browne Is under
e1zzeenea. 70 lszrs for Australia N the June
Eseznez To-nogr0E evening VIII be produced
the popular eztzzzeznzz entitled sPoczhznizs,7 =
Nth the f1n strength Of the company N the cast
Il i 10 Be hoped that the efforts Of AesSzs- Nc
Wayne and Browne TO please vii be duly sppreci-
s-sd bF ozr theater7 gong citizsaz
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L.sz xesk We i1naeined that the ieoorated legis-

1-As- week Ne imagined that the decorated ls1s-
lator had accepted The order. We now under
stand that II Is only In abeyanes. Il has even
been whispered that correspondents Is going on
upon the subject Our friend must be aSeing,
this Is not the decision Of former days. What
splendid opportunity be has missed, II he had
only said nay and insisted on It, he could later
N the session have thrown the prefer OF the order
N the teeth Of the government. and won for him
self a popularity With the masses which i have
been hard 10 shake. AL this he has lost . Alas
poor 1orlck,s doubtless he sees the mistake nov.
Half measures never satisfy either friend foe. -
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THR Ministerial reports presented to the
present legislature are full and interesting, in
oluding reports from the Superintendent of the
Government Survey, the Boards of Health and
Immigration, the Honolulu Fire Department,
from the Marshal in regard to the care and ex-
pense Of prisoners, and from the Superintend-
ent of Public Works
The Finance Report shows e revenue in the
last biennial period of 81, ,ss4. 30 and bal
ance on hand of SSss, ,SsO4i which includes a
loan to Bishop & Co. of S25o,ooO at I per
cent, payable in installrnents by Oct. l, 1851,
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NOTES.

We have received from Hon. W NJ Gibson a
copy of his "Saniiarv instructions for Hawaii
ans, which We shall take pleasure in reviewing at
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II we take twenty-five dollars out Of every hun
d-ed dollars worth Of ussfzI manufactures as the
sye-ags proportion paid fo- wages and six dollars
q the average weekly amount raid for labor. the
manufacture Of useful articles has given employ
ment and s1ppor1 10 four Inen for one week while
the hgzor InzuufzcIurs has employed one man
only half the tine The fixed Laws OF economical
science show hOE Improbable Is the encourage
nent Of the liquor traffic working nan n
London gave an impressive object lesson In Illus
trz-zon of this point Taking . loaf of bread he
CIT on siice for The cOFe-aneat- reP-essnting
the par Of 1hs industrial resources Of the country
required for the erpenss Of local and national sd
rniais-ra-iol: another part 10 show how nauch was
required foz the support Of bensEoisnt and reli0i-
O1s and educational institutions: big slice 20
represent what the liquor trzs5c takes: and the
little Teios eff showed the small remainder LEFT
for ths support Of the family.