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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-02
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Mothers! Mothcrs:! Mothers!!i

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so, go at once
and get bottle of Mrs. MISSIONS
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use i'll
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United states. Soil every
where. % cents bottle. jal2-ly
The most popular and fragrant per-
fume of the day, Hacknaet9ck. Try it.
Sold by C. a. DESAUssURE. Druggist,
Winnemucca, New. n7-eod
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A regular monthly meeting of VIM
nemucca Hose Co. No. /, viii be held
at Justice Osborn's office at I o'clock
this evening
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Fine Weather.

The weather is delightful for this
season Of the year. The nights are re-
freshingly cool, out the days are clear
and warm.
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+. HAY POR SALE.

Until further notice we Will deliver hay In
winnemueca on cars at SlS per ton by the car
load. n. Z. MARKER co.
Lovelock, New, Jan. 2s, 1880. II
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For. lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price IS cts.
Sold by G. A. DESAUssURE, Druggist,
Winnemucca, New. - nS-eOp
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Don't forget it boys! Free lunch
every night at A. d. Wiliiams'---the
Palace Saloon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-02
Fresh oysters.

A. Booth l. Cos fresh oysters re-
ceived daily at G. A. KEENKLE's, oppo-
ate the Depot. dll-t
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FEBtuARY Isl Alximan Thermometer, ~
khuimuni thermometer, T..
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E1aaRoRHoop NEWS.
nELLAIRE.


Mn. W. A. Lay, Of Cincinnati, Is visi,
ing her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Jackson.
John Hattery Is prepartng to build OF
bis foundation on Belmont street that ha
been built sometime.
Miss Bella Thoburn arrived back her
Tuesday evening from Kansas.
The census enumentos are arranging
names alphabetically now. Mr.. Highley
man Is behind the others, having lost tive
days a. the start.
Company D. failed to get the grove they
wanted for their picnio-Junior grove al
Gnndview on the BellAire and Southwest
ern road.
The Methodist Sunday School will pic.
mic on the Third Of July up the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh road, In au orchard Just
above Tiltonville. Special rates will b.
given to those DESTROYS OF going.
A drum corps IL to be organized here
for the many occasions Il 10 likely thu
campaign will offer for It's use. Vachel
Williams will have charge of It.
The Rock Hill parsonage is being re-
painted.
The Belmont and Harrison County dele.
gates had conventionin City Hall before
the Congressional Convention was called
TO order, for the purpose oil nominating u
member Oi the State Board OF Equaliz4.
lion for this district. Among the names
presented was that Of James B. Shanna.
felt, OF BellAire, by Jas. +. Anderson.
An adjournment was then had till alter
Harrison county met In caucus, as did
Belmont county. Chas. Arick, ], B
ShAnnAfelt and ]. N. Lewis were named
by Belmont. When both counties came
together iu City Hall, dispute arose as
10 the representation. ]. .. Shannatel'
being chosen by Belmont county Harrison
COUNTY agreed To Withdraw any preien-
siOns TO furnish the candidate, and Mr..
5hannaieIt was nominated by reclamation
The population OF Bellaire, as returned
by the enumerators, Is as follows:
First Ward, 1928; Second ward, 1850;
Third ward, 1851; Fourth ward. 1856
Fifth ward, 1897; total, S0lB The pop
ulRtiOn ut the last U. $. census, in 1870,
was 1888.
Frank Hanklns has gone to New Jersey
on visit.
Mis-. McAdums, aud two children, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. R. W. Mel.
son.
An animated scene Is that 10 the river,
opposite the Window Glass Works, where
y coal barge broke and deposited its load
Of cnaI last week. Two small bArges and
skiiis innumerable are engaged In getting
The coal out ir1m under the water. A
great many large piles are on the bank but
are being hauled away as fast as possible,
Some Of the piles contain considerably
over one hundred bushels.
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rnEArnENF-or CANCER.
The New Kennedy Used Ia the BIrmIng.
hmm InnnIInI.

ham iigsptiai'
The London lang! gives some particu:
lars OF investigations at Queens hospital.
birmingham, by DR.. John Clay, touching
"a new method Of treating cancer. A
study Of the pathology of cancer led him
to the opinion that carbonhydrs.;s, al i
some kind might prove beneficial, and for
several reasons he decided that Chan
turpenhnp might prove the most suitable.
Mr.. Clay reports several cases 10 which
remarkable benefit evidently resulted,
with every prospect OF permanent cure.
The new remedy was administered 10
pills ~ follows: Chan turpentine, six
grainsi flowers OF sulphur, four grains;
to be made Into two pills, TO be taken
every four hours.
In y Gaze where the turpentine could not
be digesled In pills 1t was made In au
emulsion. An ETHEREAL solution OF Chan
turpentine was prepA ed by dissolving one
ouIcGoi the tnfpentine ii two ounces OF
pure sui phuric ether lauPsthetic), o.
this solution, OIe;halt ouuCeI solution oil
i,rasacauth, four ounces strip, one ounce;
flowers Of sulphur, forty grains; water,
sixteen ounces; one ounce three times
daily. The maximum dose Of the Chan
turpentinO which eau be safely and con
tlnuOusly given is twenty five grains daily.
1t Is advisable TO discontinue the rem.
edy for few days after ten or twelve
weeks constant administration, and then
to resume II as before.
Commenting CT the effects Of the new
medicine, DR.. CLAY says:"'The turpentine
appears 10 act upon the periphery OF the
growth with great vigor, causing speedy
disappearance Of what Is usually termed
the fanCer0us inflltration and thereby ar.
resting the further development Of the
tumor. II produces equally efficient re
suits on the whole mass, seemingly de
stroying its vitality, hut more slowly. L
appears TO dissolve all thu CANCER cells,
leaving the vessel 10 become suddenly
RtrOphied, and the trmer structures grad.
ually to gain comparatively normal Gon
diti0n. 1t ia a most efficient anUdyus.
causing an entire cessation .. pain In u
lew days: AM an. .ar more elTectually than
any sedatlve have ever gwen. Ia the
CD, es | have described no sedative was
employed In any instance; although IN
some cases whei 9 great pain had existed,
previously 10 commencing the treatment
large doses had been given. Whether the
arrest oil pain arises from the death oil the
tumor or 10 due TO there being no longer
irritation oil the seutient nerves In conss
Quence Of the tension being Withdrawn b!
the removal OF the cells the Tact Is the
BAme.n
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ELEeAxE HAlR Is woman's erowniug
beauty. When II fades she fades rs well.
While It 10 kept bright, her personal at.
fractions are still maintained. By pre-.
serving the hair flesh and vigorous a
youthful appearance Is continued through
many years. Those who grieve over
their fading hair turning gray tho early,
should know that Ayers Hair Vipor pre-.
vents It, and restores gray or faded hair to
~ natural color. II cleara neal,b.
tul preparation, containing neither oil,
dye, mol, anything delsteEious, and Inn
parts TO the scalp what is most needed
"a sense oil pleasant and delightful free.
IN, o. Tina.
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Brother GArdavr Ia DsIrol. Free FusI.
~ doan' go cent on de man who an
waitin' fur sunthin' to turn up" began
the old man, as services were opened
"Dar was ole Uncle Luke. He waited, an
waited, an waited, an waited, an at las
sunthiB' turned up. It was the ole man'r
loesl Oar was big Ben Smalley. In DE-
spring or de fall, 10 winter or 10 summer,
10 good times or 10 bad, he was allus look
In for sunthin' 70 turn mp. Il never on
Cured to him that bis own e4oTts would
count fur ahYau,, hut he'd sit an sot an
sit an toast HIS big Shins an all up on In.
Jun meal an wait Tor sunthin' to turn up
AL dat eber turned up iur him was q sen.
,snce oil six months In de wOrk.house
Oar was Sir John Donkey, who was well
known to moas' Of you. lie was waiter.
He'd sit on de fence an plan alF.caStles,
su' dep Toll Cd Ru' find himself Ia do mud
He went to he'd Of night an got up In d.
mawnin' Wild ieelin' dat sunthin' would
Turn up. PrapS you remember what did
finally happen. His ole woman ran away
wild u better man, an Sir John turned NJ
at de bottom Of de ri6hOr. tell ye dat
waltin' an tpeC,in' aD' wIshin' doan' pay
Que good days work at dollar an a hall
Eill put mo- shingles on do cabin root talI
all de wailin' dis side NJ 10 grave"
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n ITa1ler e %, RocheEteT, M j.:

II n Warner e Co., Rochester, N y:
GENTLEMEN: ! have tried your Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure for "Biight's Disease"
With which / have been afflicted for the
last two wears, and Il has done wonders for
me. belieyeit Is the only cure known
Tor that terrible disease, and 1t is with
pleasure that write this testimony In It's
favor. You arc at liberty to use this 10
any way you see proper, 10 benefit suffer.
Ing humanity. Truly yours,
JAS s. PRncoTT,
North Union, o.
Shakers Society, Cuyahopa Co,
TThAs Cleveland, o.
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NV YoEE, June . Cotton quiet and easy
at il 1915; futures bar ly steady. Flour weak;
receipts lh,0O barrels; prices uucllAng ed,
WheAt stronger; receipts $40, 900 bushels No.
8 spring 81 o.; No. =, 81 lOal l9: ungraded
spring 9!a0Sc; un1raded red 81 l2Ai q; No 5,
81 IS No. 3 red KAnsSs 81 II; No. 2 81 Ola
AK; mixed winter 81 l6Al 10; ungmded
white 81 l4al 10; No. 2, 81 I3k; No 2 do
sales 50 200 bushels At 81 l6Al 80: NO 2 red
June, stleS l7800I bushels at 81 2iaI az /;
July, sales 70 OOO bushels at 81 II Val I2X
August, sales 28t LOO bushels at 81 zeal 0SH.
'orl q shade better aud faily an i've; rPctlpls
2SS,0OO bushels; tlnRFn ed 4SIfaS2c; No, 8
iSIii8c, STEAMER 404i9hc; No. 2. Slab Nc.
low mixed 81 1fGb2hc; NO. 2 June bla6I Nc;
July 49KRb0c Oats heavy and lower western
mixed 3BISASS No: white weStern 3SAitkr,
Hay In good demand at full prices II pS
demand isir snd market hrnl: yeIrlinga la
lSc eastern and western 2TaS5c; ew YOrL
State 27RS6c. COFFEE demand fair and market
firm Rio cl'gOes I2<al6c; job Its i9Kal8fc
sugar In fuir demand and market tItln; laIr
10 kOVd refining 73Sa7 lLl6c, Mota.StSa 10,
and unchanged. Rice quoted At SSa6Ur; New
Orleans 4DaHANc Petroleum qilet; Unit.
81 l6h refined l0Ac. cru le 71usc. Tai ow
steady and uncha Fed. ROsIn quiet at 81 10
al q. TuFpentlnc firm at 20Hc. Eggs dull
anu WEAK NJ lIhlZtc, Learner weak; hem
lock sole 2Sa25c. Pork hrm; new mes, tl2 rs
Beef nOminally unchAngta cut mrats frm
long clear 7Mcl short cltar1xc. LAM easier
prime steam 81 30a7 SIX. Butter dull and
unchanged Cheese dull and lower al BIC,
Whisky nominal at 81 l2al IS.
1nUAee, June 2L-Fiour romiu,lly uu.
changed. Wheat demand ac .Fe and Irce,
advanced: NJ. 2 Chicago spring 9OHc cash.
9OKc Jhnei S9So ID July; MO August No,
spring S2c. Corn fairly artile and shade
higher and firm: No. . SIJ<GVo cash SIX
Jun'; SSaS6Ifc July: SS9E4S1 10 August r.
leGed Csc. Oats fairly active and a shade
higher: No. 2 axe c.Sh aud June: xSIr
july 29Hc AuEuSL Rye quiet 1t 15t cash.
Barley dull at nc cash. PORK active, demand
and prices advanced RtsI2 IOalI i9Js cash
81. l254al2 10 JuIyi $l2 22Kgl9 01 August
Lad inactive anu lover at 90 E7HaG 90
cash and July 50 Boat OK August. Bulk
me t. shoulders 81 16: short rib 81 80 ]
sh"rtclear 81 q. Whi,ky STEAD All ,nt.,,
sac following shows the fluctuations In th.
Chicago grain and provtsi N make: yesterday.
IS reported by John Il. HOUH & Co., brokers.
No. 1850 Man itreet:
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UNRVsTEES 5ALD VE D'Rf
ISy PHDPEKIi, .,., r..
~ vi VII Il b,ft IA, lur, = ID Hobart Taylor, hSi
y, Ns al H,fhri iIfrh, to The underlglSd uuS-
ss1;.i Lao " h. s7S, aud ftcurI.d 10 tGt Once
r. 4ts.,s Il b. tuu ~ uOut Of OHIO County
~ y,,"s,I 10 DtvI Of Trust Book, No, ., Pay
ri ITALIt0a ..,.,,, -, $40
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CLARKsBURG.
s.n.e sah1a.h senool convention.

state Sabbath schooi Convention.
CLAKRsDURo, June %.
EiitOn IutOligeueeri
The Sabbath School Convention met at
tho NJ. E. Church here Tuesday evening,
at I! o'clock, and after short time spent
In impressive devotional exercises, was
Temporarily organized by selecting Rev.
PUueroY, Of Moundsvllle, as temporary
chairman. Rev. ]. Lee, pastor OF the 81
Z. Church Of this place, then delivered
the address Of weIcome-S pithy and
well received, and was responded To by
delegates from various parts Of the county
There was large and appreCiative audi.
ence present, enlargement oil an eIscIive
and profitable session. The first meeting
is promising Tor the future and will doubt
less prove effective In its results.
Focus.
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NV YoRK, June 2S-Dry Goods Cotton
gods In Irregular l6lland aud though agr nts
arc mating IuO large sales The tnns ctiUns
tre mostly restricted " small lots. Pnnts
continue dull, but prices ire unchanged
DFrs NnLhIns In good request, aud lawns
ioinH fairly. Mans We! wOOleuS In light de-
mand. FUreiRn ROOLh nnlet
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sToCKs Alter an irregular opening became
stroUg and advanced Y to 2& pr cent oYyr
tie losing price. Of yesterday, with buoy.
ant feeling In the final dealings.
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DAYTON, June 9s.-on the return trip oil
ezcursionlStS on the Narrow Gauge Rail,
road to-day vote was taken on the Pres,
id1nllal preferences Of the passengers. Il
resulted W follows; Payne, 8; Thurman
Z; JeWett, q; Tilden, i; Seymour, o; Blair,
9; Hancock, i Field, /; Hendricks, i
Bayard, l. Greenback candidate, II Gar
aeld, ISS,
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, Is occasioned by worms.
Browns Vermiiuge Com6ts, or Worm
Lozenges, although eaectpal in destroy.
Ing worms, can do no possible injury 10
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physlClans, and found to be absolutely
sure In Graduating worms, 80 hurtlul 70
children. Twenty-Five cents box.
rnrhIa
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oovrluNEar BOsDs-Qulot and generally
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AnIr OF SERMON.

HhatsJeF you Gnd 10 do,
Do II, boys, With all your might
Never b. q Hit tTuP;
orAlltl. In the TtEht.
Tr hvs eSsu
Load to Heaven,
Tribes ma the If o. man;
% 10 all IhlBp,
Great R Small lhlhE,
BS ~ ID rough - Jol eau.
Lst no spFek their Iu'laCe dim
spoilsss Truth anu honor blight
I'd sOt give d him
Who lHys an lilo 10 WhltNi
lie Who iAIts >,
Twists OF AiIfT1
Little atoms hen W speak,
May Jo-'TO mS,
But believe me-,
To himself hV 10 4 SnUskl
Help the weak u you are strong,
Love the Uld u lou ara yUuIg
Own fault Il Oh arc Wr NJ,
II your Ang J, bold your IOagls,
Ia elen duty
Lies beauty,
II your t{ea 20 not thuli
Just - surely
And securely
As kernel in nut.
Love With all your h6aFi and soul,
1--we with eye and sar and IOuehi
ThAtSihN moral Of the wh"ia
You eau never iOVn TOO much,
lis thu glory
OF the IIuTy
10 our bah, hood begun;
Our be 'FtS VI bout II,
tS.Tet do b. ~,
Are the worlds Without sun
II yau lhLnk word vii pie Use,
sAyl u Il il bat true,
WoF 10 NAV ElTr delight sith e'se,
When no oct is AhkTd from you,
Words may Oi,ou
EOolhS aId soften,
Gid 4 Joy OF huh pain
hBy are tFNasuFS
Yielding pleasures
It's wicked 10 retain
WhalSO'Or You find 70 do,
DVit then ~ifh all TOdr might.
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Allow a cold to advance inyour system and
Pneumonia, HemOrrhARes and Lung trouble.
when an immediate relief can be 90 readily nj.
tAlned4 BOsCHEE'B GERMAN SYRuP has Rninetl
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the seYerest Lung Diseases,
Il Is DR.. BUSche0's famous German prescriT
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest cal
and no fear need DO entertained In adniniStt
ing II to the youngest child, rs per direction.
The sale OF this medicine Is unpreoedenteo
SInce frst introduced there has been a con.
stant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure 10 do it, work In any case.
Ask your Druggist IS TO the truth Of these 70.
marks Large dIes 10 eenta Try Il and be
TfhsAW
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FoR UPwARDs OF 1HlR4r YyARs Mn.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
Tor children. It oorrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves Wind cOlic, regulates thu
bowels, cures dySeItFy and didrrhaa,
whether arising from teething or Other
causes. An old and Wsll.tTiSd remedy
70 cellh q bottll. pAW
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!, ASoTED divine says: ~ have been us
Ing DE- Tutts Pills, the past three months,
.SGr dyspepsia, weak stomach and nerv'
business. never had anything to
do me- 40 much good In the way
OF medicine. They are as good n
you represeBt them, recommend them
'as the beet pill In existence, and do all ]
can 10 aoquhint others with their greai
merits. They are special blessing"
REy. +. K. 0s1ooD, New York.
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Wha, pm,n,nI rb,,iei.n, sey.

Preventive Of Malaria. oOlden's Lie.
bIg's Liquid Extract Of Beei Is particular.
ly useful when touicS are required. In
diphth0ria, AgnO, mAlAriAl typhoid levers,
debility and every depressing disease We
have prescribed Il with excellent success
J. II. Leslie, NJ, D.; s. B. ParsonS, 81, D ;
r, A. Vaughan, II. D.; DIS. s. l. and
J. o. NidslOlt, all Of 81. Louis, and many
othen. Daw
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INC na.t i E,rr kneu on.

JIG. starkey, a prominent and Influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
year, and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without any relief Whateyrr, until /
saw your ShilOh'S VitaliEer advertised In our
paper, and was persuaded 70 tryIt. lam hal.
py 70 state that Il has entirely curpd ne, Its
Certainly The best remedy aver knew d"
, SID " !. Booking, Agent odd Fellows
Hall, and Chg1 MOenkemnSlIer.
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PALArABLE MEdIcIxrs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Oathartic Pills glide sugar:shod over the
palate; and his sarSaparilla Is a nectar
that imparts vigor to lilo, restores The
health and expels disease Waterford Pal
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The pride Of . mother, the life and Joy Of .
homS, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness entefs and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running terrible
rihk, II they have cough, Group or Whoopine
cough, which leads TO consumption, II you do
not attend 70 Il at onoO ShilOh'S Consump.
don Cure q guaranteed 10 cure them. Price
10 cents, 60oents and u 90. For lame back,
side or chest use shlloh'B Porous Plaster.
Price IS CD, Sold BY z Booking, Agents, Odd
Fellows Hall, and ChAI, Moenkamoellof.
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GnrneIa,s.lar.ir Reeora.

A lengthy statement Of Gen. Garfeld's
position on the tariffs given in supple
nent to the Bulletin of the American Iron
aud Steel Association, from which We
make the following extracts;
General Ga,feld's tariff record having
been made a subject Of discussion since
his nomination for the Presidency, it is
both Just aud proper that we should state
that the ProleC,i0nists OF the country who
have kept watch over tariff legislation
during the past twenty years, aud who
nave assisted 10 shape and maintain the
present tariff, are perfectly satisfied with
uis tariff votes and speeches. They aud
al other ProteGt!Onlsts have indeed
abundant reason TO be thankful TO him
Tor valuable assistance rendered. TO the
cause Of home industry when Il was 10
eriOus peril from Free Trade attacks
Ills votes and speeches have been uniform
~ and consistently In favor Of the Pro,
eciive policy. His fBt lariR speech In
Congress was made In 1865, 10 this speech
ne carefully defined his position on the
question oil Protection. ~ follows;
~ hold that properly I'D usted cOmpe
iItion between home and foreign products
- the best gauge by which to regulate Ia
ernationRl trade. Duties should DO 90
nigh that our manufacturers can fairly
compete with the foreign product, hut not
30 high as TO enable them TO drive out the
foreign article, enjoy monopoly Of the
rrade and regulate the prices as they please.
This is my doctrine OF Protection. II
Congress pursues this liue Of policy stead.
ly, we shall, year by year, approach
more nearly 10 the basis OF Free Trade, be.
cause we shall be more nearly able to com.
pete with other nations on equal terms
{ am for a Protection that le4lg Ia uiti.
mate Free Ttaae, am for that Free
Tiade which can only be achieved through
reasonable Protection.
There was nothIuy "a this declaration
to which ProteClionists could fairly Object
We are exporting many products Of A tner.
''can factories auds workshops To-day 5be.
cause Protection haA made their pEoduc,
lion and expectation poslihle,, Great
Britain was able 10 est&hllah and main.
tAin Free Trade only alter centuries Of the
most vigorous Protection OF all her indus.
'ries. This country IL simply copying her
wise example, and 10 the extract we have
quoted General Garfield distinctly declares
his approval OF IT,
General Garfield Is candidate for the
Presidency. With that we have nsthing
10 do. Our readers will vote for or against
him Sa they please. But General Garfield
has rendered great service TO the cause oil
Home Industry, during bis public c4rpsr,
and We would have been untrue 70 our
selves and q every individual ME Der Of
this assoetatioalt We hs.1i mot testified as
"e have done to the excellence and fall.
neas Of that service now that his tariff
record has been IplSIepresented. Amer.
can iron and steel manufacturers have
found him wise friend In time Of peed
and We Say 90 gratefully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-24

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