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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Another Phase OF the opium Gases.

District Attorney Harris says hs Is
going to test all phases Of the %anti.opium
law. One Of its provisions Is that the
judgment for costs on conviction Of q
person charged with irsqusnting an
opium den shall be . lien on the prem
isss whore the ofenss was committed,
and hs is going to slap an execution
right on and see what he q do under
the law to save the taxpayers OF the
county from footing tho bills incurred
in prosecuting the heather. One OF the
premises kept in Chinatown. Virginia,
for the use OF those who like to "hit the
pipe" 10, however. not likely to yield
much rsvenue even II the execution
sticks. It IL situated in the basement OF
a building that has been burned. The
law, moreover, requires that the owner
should have used the premises for such
purposes or rented them, knowing the
use to which they wsrs to DO put. But
whoever saw a Cninaman who knew any.
thing which II was not fer his interest to
know; and q white man who will rent
property to the heather for such uses Is
worse than the pigtails themselves. In
the instance above mentioned 1t 10 not
known who the owner 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
A GRouNpwoRK FOR BELIEF.

The American people fully believe In hossst
ter's Stomach Bitters, and there IL . substss.
tisi groundwork for that belief. They have
Witnessed and experienced it, effects Ter over
Is years. and have found no reason 70 az.
trust one statement made In regard 70 III. Proofs
have BEEN brought home 70 their v hearths
thst II ia q family medicine which 10 Of the
utmost vslus In cases Of malaria, ~dysJspsia.
debility. disordsred conditions o. the liver and
bowels. and In Q variety Of other maladies.
They have found II . competent tonic. 2 gen.
uins Alternative, and In contrastinG 10 with the
many preparations Of the came class IN me
they have willingly accorded II the
palm. The correctness OF their bslisf In ~
efficacy has received the strongest confirmation
In expressions Of opinion by medical men, and
the approval Of the press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

BERLIN, April l.-Emigration to the
United States 10 again on the increase,
and extensive preparations therefor are
being made 10 every part Of Germany.
Bismarck will remain In Berlin until
after the Easter holidays.
LONDON, April LAT Coal Island,
County Tyrone, . party Of orsngsnsn
entered the town and were attacked by .
crowd OF Catholics. The police inter.
fsrsd and were obliged to Gre. wounding
ing two Of the attacking party.
Sr. PETrRsruRo, April l.-Another
skirnish has taken place between the
Cossack picksts and Chinese troops on
the Kuldjs boundary.
CoxsriNrrNoPLr, April l.-Terribls
distress prevails In Asia Minor. Cattle,
sheep and goats are being carried on In
large numbers by disease, and the conn.
try between Angora and Ismid II be-
coming . desert.
MONTREAL, April 1.-The exodus 10
the Eastern States OF French Canadians
from the rural districts grows in volume.
Within 40 hours 500 have gone over the
Vermont Central Railroad, chiefly to
Massachusetts,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

The storm Of yesterday continues and
is in fact losing nothing BY sgs or In.
Armiti.s which might be incident 10 the
season. 1t managed to delay trains on
the mountains 10 that the mail did not
get in Gold Hill till l:30 this afternoon.
Douglass & Thompson, stock brokers,
have dealt 30 fairly and honorably by
all their customers that everybody speaks
we'll Of them. Their Office can bo found
at 50 South G street. Virginia, and their
advertisement in another column.
The engineers on the Virginia and
Truckss railroad have till tonight to
make application to the Msohanics'
Union for membership. II they do not
do 90 they will be prevented from run.
ming. So says the Union.
T. R. McGurn, stock and money
broker, has his Office at 1o6 South G
street, Virginia. whore he IL ready to
buy, sell or carry stocks on a margin
and will loan any amount OF money on
good security.
There will be . regular meeting OF
w.shos Typographical Union No. e5
tomorrow Sunday. April 4. at 2 o'clock
p. N. In Liberty Engine Houss, Gold
Hill. All members are requested to be
present.
Fred. A. Clarke. whs il connected
with the United States Geological Bur.
vey at Eureka, arrived here yesterday
morning from San Francisco and left
last night for bis station at Eureka.
H. II. Psnoysr, Superintendent Of the
Gould & Curry and Best & Belchsr, has
returned from his sea voyage very much
improved In health and good for another
ssvsn.ysar siege Of business.
Myron Dsdrick has flsd q lien on the
Mitchell claim for Q balance Of S2297 70,
due for services a. Waterman and agent
from May 2s, 1877, to March /. 1880. at
50 so psr dAy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
VARIOUS CAUSES

Advancing ysars. care, sicinsss. disspD0insse'
and hereditary prsdisposition-sil operate 70
turn the hair ersy. and either Of them inslinss
a 70 shed prsnatursly. AInR's Ham viooH
viii restore faded or gray. light or red hair 0s
rich brown or deep black. - may DO assaiea'
I, sosers and slsanses the scalp, Gvins "s
healthy action. It removes and cures aancrua
and humors. By iss use falling hair - enechea'
and . new growth will be produced In al case
whore the follielss are not destroyed or tns
glands decsysd. Its effects are oesutuaiiS
shown on brsshy. weak. or siefv nsif, On
which Q few applications will produce me si0ss
and freshness OF youth. Harmless and sars IN
It's operation, u is Incompatible ~ . DRESSING.
and 10 especially valued for the soft lustse and
richness Of tone 10 imparts. It contains neither
oil nor dye. and will net coll or eoler white
cambrie; Jet 10 lasts long on the hair. and Keeps
Il fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Dis,ric, Court Rising. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted in the District Court this morning:
Kullman. Arner & Co. W. Pullman
Application for execution to issue against
Clerk for money in his hands denied.
Daily Exchange Publishing Co. vs..
Wells Fargo Mining Co. Order for
Sheriff to show cause why money should
not be paid over on execution ; hearing
continued.
Fredsricks VS.. Oscar Steele-Demur.
rer Withdrawn; 20 days to answer.
Perkins vs.. Sierra Nsvada-Dsmurrer
to amended complaint argued and over.
ruled; 20 days to answer.
Recess till IL A. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

Foulks & Dunkley. fuel, $67 Miles
Finlsn, wood. $25; F. Dickman, erecsr-
les, $6s 81; Stewart & Co., Same, $74 "a;
T. b. McGurn. same. 500 60; R. Noes.
same, S37 80 w. O. Stein, wood, 81 ;
r. Mercer, groceries, 1857 CA: F. W.
Folsom. same, Sl37 40; Hatch Bros,
same, $50 80; A. A. Wilson, burials, $40.
Miscellaneous bills-N. Autips, In.
tsrprsting. S.; @. ]. Nolin, same. $40;
Sam Soon. same. SIS; v. j. s~tsarns,
same, S.; ]. h. Harris, District Attor.
nsy's fees on convictions. $4l0; B. q.
Carrick, salary for quarter as County
Treasurer, $3.50; Stephen Wilkin, An.
ditor's fees, $50 so; G. F. Reynolds.
reporting. $40 Chas. Williamson,
jailsr, $160; same. guarding prison.
srs. S92; F. Anthony, books, etc.,
SIS 25; Lonksy & Smith, lumber,
Courthouse, 50 81; j. Gilroonsy, scav.
snger, S.; A. Pssslsy, repairs, $40 3s;
Taylor 4 Co., liquors for jail. 81
whsslsr. Hall & Co., hardware for jail,
81 75; G.. L. Jackson, repairs, Court
house, S18 so; Joseph Taylor, repairing
Jail, $40; GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS. ad.
vertising, etc.. s23; Virginia Gas Co.,
gas for Court. house, Sl27 20; D. W.
James, working prisoners, $s2; F, Boo
Gle, stationery. 500; Hatch Bros, sun.
dries for jail, IS rs; Enterprise Pub. Co.,
advertising, S12; II. Schosnsmsn. AZ.
ing lock, etc.. 81; Whitney l. Crosby,
wood, Sl20; 10 Fredsricks. sundries,
So IS; Cohen & Sessions, exporting. $50;
Block L Co.. towels for Courthouse,
el2; George DAILY & Co.. register, $3S;
Sheriff, board, prisoners, S48l 80; VIM.
Hill, Insurance.. SAL 20; Edwards 4
Martin, same, S103, Thomas Moses,
Justices fees, Sl57; John Knox, same.
$500; James Jewell, Constabls's fees.
S29l 05; @. L. Mstcali, same, $751;.
The District Attorney was authorized
to discontinue suit In the tax case Of the
estate Of VIM. Duane, deceased.
A communication from johnson vii.
liams, 10 whom $3.50 had previously
been allowed for . cork leg, was read.
Williams had been to Bartlett Springs.
and had not got his leg although hs had
drawn the money. There wal now due
ON the leg $40. The balance had been
paid. This amount was asked Of the
county. This was opposed by Commits
sioners Fraser and Gallagher. and action
on the subject was deferred till nsIt
meeting. Commissioner Fraser said the
$3.50 was to FIX the man to help himself.
Commissioner Nys was ready to donate
$40 himself.
Adjourned till Monday, April 8. ct !
p. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Secretary Sherman in Ohio = He
Makes o Speech.

MAssYrELD. Ohio. April l.-Secrstsry
Sherman, In . speech hsfs last night,
referring to his previous innocent re-
mark that he had come homo last fall TO
repair his fences, he said Thanks TO
his frs I'd. Mr.. Nigh, those fences were
now in repair, aud hs had come home
because he wanted To !; because his heart
turned towards home. He continued
" What I say to you will be read by
many who don't sympathize with you in
your generous partially, but ith due to
them, a. we'll a. to you, that what / say
shall be frank, manly and truthful. By
the course Of recent events. and not BY
my own seeking, my name 10 mentioned
among those from whom the Republican
party will select n 10 carry its banner
In the approaching Presidential contest.
It il not sgotism to state this fact, and
II IL not manly to shirk from criticism
and scrutiny, which such q course necss-
sarily invites and ~provokss. I accepted
the position without pretenss OF mock
modssty, because ] did not think it right
to allow my friends TO put themselves to
trouble on my account without o frank
avowal that I was willing to accept, and
without delaying until certain Of sue
cess. (Grsat applause But with 9
firm discrimination not to dstract from
the merits OF the services OF others, nor
to seek this lofty elevation by dishonor-
able means, or lying evasion or pretsnss.
lApplauss.l In this way, and In this
way only, am I q candidate. but with
great doubt whether. II nominated, l
would meet the expectations Of my
friends, and have resolved. In case OF
failure, that I will abide ohssrfully and
kindly by the voice Of the Convention.
[Applause.1 There 10 one condition
scarcely necessary to state upon which
my candidacy depends, and that 10, II
the Republicans Of Ohio, do not fairly
and fully in their Convention express .
preference for me, and support 1t With
substantial unanimity in the National
Convention, my name will not be pre-
sentsd to that Convention with my CON.
sent. (Applsuse. This, fellow.citizsns.
IL about all. and Is perhaps more than l
ought to say about personal matters, for
in the great contest, In which We are
about to engage. the hopes and ambi.
tons, and even the lives Of men, are OF
but little account compared with the
issues involved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
VACANT PLACES

In the dental nnks will never occur II you are
particular with your teeth, and cleanse them
every day with that famous iooth.wsah. 5000
DON'T. From youih to old ass It will keep
the enamel spotless and u~nimpaired. The
teeth Of persons who use e0Z0D0NT have .
pearl.l,ke whitsness, and the gums . roseste
hue. while the breath 10 purified. and rendered
sweet and fragrant. IL 10 composed Of rare
antissptic herbs and 10 entirely free from the
Objectionable and Injurious ingredients OF tooth
paltes. etc. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Angell,s Celestlal Mlsslon.

New YoRx, April LA Sun Washing.
ton special says: The Pacific slope Con.
srsssnsn are greatly dissatisfied with
the nomination Of o commission to nego-
tists . new treaty with China for the
restriction Of Chinese immigration. Inc
Pacific slope men say that no real A.
tempt TO modify the treaty has ossn
made. The personnel OF the proposed
Commission, % we'll - the Commission
plan, II Questionable to the California
members. Page says that DO does not
trust Swift, the proposed Californian, on
the question Of Chinese immigration any
more than The other Commission, Tfss.
oots, OF The new Minister, Angel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Blaine's Friends on Sherman's
Speech.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Blains men
are claiming today that sherman's speech
At Mansfield IL Q virtual admission that
he will not allow his name to 60 before
tho Chicago Convention, because OF the
opposition To his candidacy In Ohio.
Blaine managers here assert that the
Ohio delegation will be nearly equally
divided between Sherman and Blaine.
and that according to the statement
made by the former he will then with.
draw from the contest,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
BsIcher Boiling.

It trsnspirss that Of the heal Of the
water Of the Bs!eher all has not yet been
told. The person who held the glass
says that the thing got plagusy hot, and
be had to quit. He 10 quite confident
that IL he could have stood 1t and held
on the mercury would have indicated at
least $50 degrees. He says the Hood
fairly koils % II comes out Of the rocks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Mbcellsneous.

LONDON. April 2.-The Envoy Of the
King Of Siam IL expected on his second
visit to England in the middle Of May.
It had been arranged that the King him.
self would come and invest Queen Vic.
toria with the order Of the White Els.
plant. but his visit Il postponed In con-
sequence OF the illness Of the sI.Rsssnt,
who would, In the Kings absence, have
had the rsins OF government.
A special dispatch from Egypt an.
uouuccs the successful smbarkation OF
the obslisk for New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Religious Notices.

Tnrs win be Divine service at the Methodist
episcopaI Church. Gold Hin, Tomorrow 1t sio
pn.. Rev. Mr.. Willis officiating. NO
morning service. Sunday school o. y p. n.
All cordially welcomed.
Thar, viii be divine service at oraee Church.
silver City, tomorrow ct EO r. n, hsv' George
n. EASTMAN ofnciattng.
a. J.hp,s Church. Gold Hill-sunday school
N e'eioek I. n. Al friends as cordially In
yft>1 10 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
A word from n. Kennedy.

N. Kennedy. present Chief Engineer
Of the Gold Hill Fire Department. and .
candidate for Town Marshal, whose card
appears in another column Of the News,
having learned that reports are in circu-
lation to the effect that ho has withdrawn
from the contest for Marshal. desires to
inform the voters OF Gold Hill that he
has not withdrawn, does not intend to
withdraw. but proposes TO keep in the
6eld uutil election day. when he intends
10 win the iRht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Arrivals shis asrsiss.

Il Flnehsr. Dick Dwyer. J Psngilly,
A Jones. L d Folsom. J G Masel. I Z
Picotts, J l. Warwick, Kelly. Geo l
Lammon, II A Rosenbaum. W A Skid
more, A Charles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
Dsparssres last Evesssg.

Nr p Jones and children. J @ Masel.
a L Csukin. T Rodda, @ A johnson. A II
Smith, J LANCER. @ A Bauer. Jos Huber.
n Hoehieh. W r Eeksrt and family. VIM
Nalonsy. Mrs o'Donnell. j II Birdsall,
Rev W Carver. IN Cooper and wife. FA
OlsHI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

winslow, the sanctimonious Boston
torRer, has turned up under an assumed
name in Buenos Ayrss. whore he has
married again, 10 publishing . nswspa.
per. and making addresses to Sunday
Schools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
aeeting or she storey County Re.
publican Central Committee.

By references to . notice published in
another column IL may BE- seer that the
Storey County Republican Central Com.
mittes will meet at their rooms over the
Delta Saloon in Virginia on Tuesday,
April 6. at 1 O'Clock P. N. A full sttsa.
dance il requested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
n coMsTock.
wuAr ARE 1T, PRosPEcrs AT
GREAT DEPTHS:

Testimony of the ore Bodies Them
selves on the Subiect-Cou'pari'
sons OF she Yield OF thc nines
from she Surface 90 the iooo
Level m between she 1000 and
1000 Lsvels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
A CARD.

To al who are SUFFERING from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
ceips that viii cure you. FREE or oHARoE.
THIS great remedy was discovered BY . misston.
ary In south America. Send Q self-sddresssd
envelope TO the hxv. Joszpz T. lSnAr, station
D, New York city. jaie ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

.Ths winter Of 1884," says Eli Per-
kins. twas 20 cold that the flames In
the gas lamps frozs sti1. The heat was
gone, bat the light was left. This year
Charles Francis Adams was born"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

40 Lord, / havsn't asked anything Of
you for fifteen yssrs, and II you II get
me ashore ! won't ask anything OF you
for fifteen years more" was the sailors
prayer In . storm. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

sympathy-squirs: "Got your eye
In mourning again, I see, Pail" Pat:
"Oi havsi It's In mournin' for the
batin' I gave that brute Rafferty, this
dayI'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

Connecticut has oaly one widow worth
$4,000. and The girls do stand . chance
down there Of catching . husband now
and thsn,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
More Payrolis.

The dress party at National Guard
Hall, Virginia, last evening was one OF
the finest ever given on the Comstock.
Some were detained from participating
BY the storm. but sixty couples were
there and enjoyed the oeeasisn very
much.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

The Boston Post has discovered . hu.
name butcher, who whistles "Pinafors'
airs 10 the animals and makes them want
to b killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03

Door.bslls are not favored In Lead.
vile. ia man 10 too proud to kick The
door and hollsr, he's too hish.tonsd for
that locality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
COUNTY Commissioners.
FIRsr NETTING OF THE BOARD
ron APRIL.

Communicasions and Reports ofths
several County and Tows Om-
cIais ~ Co Fees, Eto.-Wnss IL
Costs Per Quarter % Run the
Mills OF Jussies asd the County
-aepors OF the Exports ON sne
T~reaAursr's Onieo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-03
sTeck h
ean FrnneiAco Board.
LAST EVENING.

SoAoAe Nou., ~
70 Jackson, 5
" Belmont. lSc
70 4 K Con-, sos
80 Manhattan, 1 O5
20 Grand Prize. Ia, I 20
~ Argsnts, Coo. Csc
GO Navajo, Soc
l10o Endowment. SOC
1850 Day. sec, ssc
10 Belle Isls. I 05
koe Hillsids. TOO
20 Paradise. Coo, s5s, 500
go AlbisA. &c
so Wales
$50 NJ. Potosi. I co. I IS
10 East M. Diablo, /, / 10
100 Bslaing. 76o
ITO Holmes. N. 20
see Bodis. ~
200 Mcclintoa. sc. 60c
100 TiogA. 2 60
ls5 Summit. I 10
1000 Red Cloud. 2os
20 eyndioats. I 40
- Bulwsr. ~
ace ooodshav. 400
20 xaybslle. zoe
$50 Concordia, soc. 7sc. $50. 75s
200 Belvidsrs. 2 go. 8
$50 Champion. I o5. 1lo
420 Blsckhawk. 75c. SOC
100 Sosth Bodis. soc
go Booker Con-. $50. Coo
1900 Queen Bee, 4Sc. 40c
220 Mono. z. 81
~ Con. Pacific. 2 4s
loo University. SOC
COO Jupiter. 2, 2 o5
$50 South Bllvsr. Sc. 75c, Sc
% Dudley. Toe
3tS Addsada. SOC
200 MONDAY, Al
500 Double Standard. S5c
3iS North MONDAY. 4 20. 4k,4
200 Orient. Sc
lS5 Mammoth. 2 Is. ~
lee Boston Con-, IL
SIS Orc. 4. 4is.<le
zoo Silver King.6
600 Atlas, 50
THIS MORNING.
AIS ophir. l5k, l5S
$40 Mexican. lax, l3S, IS
80 0ould q Garry. 4 70. 4 60
leo Best b Bslcher. %
las C~alifsrniA, 27s
IS Con. Virginia. 2 o5
$50 Chollar. 81. 81
220 Potosi. 81
50 Hale 4 Norcross. 81
$50 Crown Point. 2 40. 3t5
2to Ysllsw Jacket ~
$50 Imperial. 400
200 ksntuek. ~.
IS Alpha. 6k. 81
4ss Bslshsr. 8. 3 0s. . 10. 3 10
3ss Confidence, 8
ii2O sierra Nevada. 1914. i9S. 10. isk,
49,, 10 b9e
$40 Utah, l0k, i0a. 10S
SIS 1ullioa. 81. 80
1876 IIshs4usr. ~. ass
TAO OvsrnAn, III
$50 Justice. ~. As
$50 Unisn Cen. 81 s9o. 3lS. 3ls. 81,
Nk
40 Alta. 8 80. 30
2s0 Lady Bryan. l5c
$50 yllia, I 70. l IS
2se C~alslsaia. sss, s0c
260 Silver Hill. CSC. SOC. Csc 50
22o Challenge, IL
100 New York. $50
60 Occidental.
400 Lady Warrington Con-. 6os
800 Ward. I 80, ~
a9S Scorpion. 2 so. Az. IS
loo LsviathAn. 3ec
400 Benton Con-, 2 o5.
2Ss Gsldsn Gate. $50
$50 Con. Dorado, IN,
$50 Ylowsry. loc. i3c
400 North Bonanza, $50. zoe
100 Mscksy. Toe
so Andes. SOC
10 Savage. ~
Is Eureka Con-. lsS
100 Jackson. 81
40 Northern Belle. In. In
TO Grand Prizs. l 10
40e Argsnta, COO
70 Star. 25c
i2s Belle Isls. I Us
80 Real del Monte.
24o wales, . 20. 8 10
leo NJ Diablo, ~
$50 Mt. Potosi. l 40
80 East NJ. Diablo. l
l3s Bodie Con-. 81, 81
750 Bsehtsl. I 9S,2
80 TiogA, ~
IS Summit. I 40
26s Bulwsr. ~. TVS
$50 MsClinton. 75c, soc
rs Belvidere. 5 10
500 Champion, | o3. I 10
500 Jupiter, 2 90. ~
500 Nsondsy. 4 50
2i0 Double Standard. $50, 500
$50 North MONDAY. 4 80. A.
400 Mammoth. AZ, 2 IS
$50 Orc. a.. 4 80
AIS Tiptop. Z
lie Martin White, 25c
1900 Atlas, 10
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-17

want it BECAUSE the great body of peo-
pie pay bounty to the manufacturers
that is all. Your laboring men in the
manufactures, don't you see that YOU
are now, according to Mr.. Sherman's
statement, manufacturing the goods and
competing with the markets of the
world, with the manufactures Of Man.
chester?
VIZ. Sherman proceeds: And we
manufacture iron goods that can COM
pete with the iron manufactures i'm
Birmingham. We make cutlery that
outsells cutlery in Sheffield i'm their own
market" Then what, i'm the name of
heaven, have you got this duty on iron
and steel and all these things fors III
you can manufacture cutlery, aud you
can manufacture agricultural imple-
ments and sell them cheaper in the
markets of the world than they can be
manufactured anywhere else for, ON
what principal is it that YOU tax the
great body Of the farmers and the agri-
eulturalists of this country, who buy
your machines, to pay YOU bounty
when you can manufacture rs cheapIy
as these people abroad? Now, we reg
ulate this tariff, as said before. SO as to
raise a sufficient revenue, and if thew
can make anything out of that let them
have the benefit of it. Now, what is
stated here is true. We do manufae-
ture these articles, but you pay for your
agricultural implements much more
than you would pay if it was not for
this tariff. Ladies pay for their sewing
machines twice, | am told, what they
can he bought for i'm other countries
manufactured i'm America. What We
believe in is equality in these matters,
as far as We can get it. We will never
get 1t absolutely, but We need the reven-
ue, and If it will benefit any manufac-
turing interest in the country all right.
Ii Is demonstrated by what Mr.. Sher-
man says that no protection is neees-
sary at all for the manufacturers of
cutlery and agricultural implements or
cotton. Ii is no; required any more
than it is required to protect the farm
ers. We raise in this Northwest many !
bushels of wheat and corn. We raise
hogs and cattle. How is the price of
these things fixed docs NOT tn, ,>-;....
Of wheat in Mark Lane fix the price in
l'hicago and all the world: Then men
who raise wheat in this country get no .
bounty for raising it.