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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12
An Appeal to Pestm.ssers.

Warrington, 1l.-Postmaster Gen eral
Howe has written the following letter to
postnasters Of the United States:
The society Of the Army Of the Cum
berland appeal to you for aid to procure
contributions to the fund for the erection
Of monument at the Nationals Capitol
TO the memory Of James A. Garfield. I
am sure no word is needed from me to
enlist your best efforts in behalf of such
cause. By noble aspiration and tire
less endssvOr 10 promote public welfare,
President Garfield had achieved the
highest honor OF the republic. When
he had but little passed the noon of lie
he fell g victim to malice so wsntoR ne to
be q menace. A monument TO him will
attest the nAtioR's gratitude for his vir-
tues and the nations abhorance for that
10 scrutsble depravity which llew him.
Such structure should not be stinted
for lack of means. The nation 10 very
rich. Let art exhaust itself on invention;
let money leap to execute her design.
l have but lately assumed official rela-
tons with your corps: This is my first
communication TO you. You are
numerous, widespread and Influential.
You will respond to the appeal Of these
ciety Of the Army Of the Cumberland,
and your response will show. l trust
that those who administer the postal
servics for the United States are not the
least patriotic aud capable Of those who
work the republic.
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THE SHAMROCK.

In Ireland they have an ancient super
stition that VII can hnd isur.
leaVed shamrock viii be enabled, by
virtue Of its por session. TO work miracles.
Samuel Lover has immortalIzed it in
the following sIAEzac
I'll seek the four-leAved shamrock
In all the fairy dells,
And il find the charmed leaves
Obi how I'll weave my spells.
l would not waste my m sgic might
On diamond, pearl or gold
Such treasures tire the wesried ssnse,
Such triumph is but cold.
But would play the euehantsr's par t
10 casting bliss around.
And not tear. nor aching heart
Should in the world be found.
To worth l would give honor,
I'd dry the mOurner's tears,
And to the palid lips recall
The smile Of happier years.
And friends that have been long es-
tranged.
And hearts that have grown cold
Sho1ld meet again, like parted streams.
And miDgle as Of old.
Thus I would play the enehanter's part
In casting bliss around,
And not tear, nor aching heart
Should in the Werld be found.
The hearts that have been mourning
Ger vanished dreams of love,
Should see them all returning
Like Noah's faithful dove.
And Hope should launch her blessed
bark
On Sorrows dark'ning sea,
And Misery's children have an ark
And taVed rom sinkir e be.
I bus | would play the enehanter's part
In eating bliss around,
And not tear, nor aching heart
Should in the world be found.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12
Cable Clicks.

London, ia dispatch from Udone
says: Herzegovians hs established 9
provincial government. The uprising is
increasing. Sixty blocks Of houses have
been destroyed.
A Parliamentary return shows that 512
"auspacts" are confined in various jails OF
Ireland.
Briton has failed and the managers alb
seconded
Vienna, lit is officially announced
that it is untrue he imperial treasury
sustained any losses by the failure OF
Union Generate or the Vienna Land
bank.
The ReichuHth has read the PETROLEUM
tax bill the third time.
st. Petersburg, 1.-THE university at
Charkoff is closed in consequence of q
disturbance among the students.
Paris, u.-Msrques Dejorcas, large
shareholder in Union Generate commit
ted suicide. Oejorcas had invested 6O0,-
600 francs N shares of Union Generate.
II was he who introduced American
vines in the south of France.
Prices on the Bourse closed lower all
round.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12
European Outrages.

London, ia Jewish refugee at
Liverpool, from Kiel, says he recently
saw a number of Jewish maidens stripped
naked and logged through the town.
The police refused 10 interfere. A SOL
der from Nikoliaof rays his regiment
was not allowed to suppress the riot
against the Jews. Many women with
infants suffered accuteiy. Refugees be-
lieve the Gar is unaware Of their suffer-
ing,and not responsible for the atrocities.
It is reported from jerusalem that
band of sixty Chaldeans desecrated the
holy graves and destroyed an American
altar and the images of saints.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12
Court of Claims.

Washington. 1I.-Judges of the court
of claims were IL conference to-day with
the House committee on civil service re-
form, in connection with the preparation
of bill to relieve Congress from con-
siderstion OF all claims, against govern
ment. The court OF claims had adjourned
till the Doth in hopes that the President
will have filled the vacancy on the
bench before that date, and by so doing
allow the court to take up certain cases
the hearing Of which has been postponed
by the possibility that they might result
in an equal division of the court as at
present constituted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-12
Mining Shares.

New York, thinning stocks, to-day.
were dull, with the exception Of South
Pacific and state Lines. South P. ciic
was irregular at from to $50, closing
st $50. State Lines Nos. and 8. wea !.
declining under large transactions ON
1.25 to lis. Many short sales w,re
made. Robinson dull at go and 2 SIS
Sales at both exchanges, I70,905 shares.
Total for the week, 1924, O59. Total
bullion receipts in New York for the
week, from the mines, $4,000.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS
New York. Feb. II, 1882

Money, and 4; governments quiet, un-
changed; stocks, weak; W. u, SlL;
Quick liver, Y, Pacific, 49,; Mariposa,
4; Wells, Fargo, l26; New York Central,
l5e1zf EVie, 1875; Panama, 100; Union
Pacific, 1872; bends, 1I61z; Central Pa
cifc, 9l1<; bonds, 1871; Sutro. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Blunder ina RilT

Washington, IS.-From tho :,
Serlor department a circular has
been issued to registers and race;v-
erS or the United States land offices
gaining attention to a provision in
the SuRdry civil service bill RESTRICT
ing the application of Certificates "f
deposit issued On accOuntOf snrvavc,
20 land situated in a district AM
DEaclng townships, the surveying of
Whieh Is paid for out Of such de-
poslt. When this provision was mt
In Cne bill it was after a hard fi9ht
IHe discussion showing that the old
isW' which permitted the appIica-
tlon OF these certificates f6 tbo
taxing up of land anywhere on the
PUBIC domain, had been suscentibIs
OF abuse. and that government had
Deen Swlndled out of hundreds of
thousands Of dollars by persons who
nad deposited money for land of
little or no value, and then used the
certlheates of deposit to take m
valuable land in another section Of
the country. It is now claimed
cn6U owing to an error
in the bill which makes
the Amendment to section "A volume
., instead of section 24O1. of the Re-
vlsed Statute, the law will he
declared imperative. Assistant
Sesretary JOslyn, who caused fbe
issue OF the circulars mentioned
above, claims that the error in fine
Dill does not mitigate against itS
in the direction intend.
ed, but the matter is to be laid before
Secretary Teller on his return, and
II Is thought he Will decide against
the assistant secretary and rule
that the law is invalid. If is
known that he opposes the pro-
vision Of the bill in ouestioD
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They Could Land

Washington, 1S.-Acting secretary
OF the treasury, French, TODAY re.
celVed a telegram from the collector
OF the port of Port Townsend
Washington Territory, stating that
the steamship Elder had arrived
there from San Francisco with 90
Cnlnese as passengers, having
touched at Victoria, B. c., on her
way. The collector asked for in
structions as to whether the Chinese
in question had the right to land
under the present law. The acting
secretary telegraphs him that the
Chinese could land, as they had not
come from foreign port, but only
from San Francisco, on an Ameri-
can vessel, bound for an American
port, the fact that she had touched
at a British port on her way, did
not destroy the right of the Chinese
passengers to land.
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m1NeellBueOuS,

Fortress Monroe, Va. 18th.
United States steamer Keqrsorge
Commander -Bridgeman, havinc
completed repairs at Norfolk.passecf
out to-day to join The North Allan
TIC squadron at Portsmouth. New
Hampshire.
Chicago, 18.-At a meeting of the
survivors of the military telegraph
service, tonight, a society of United
States military corps was organized,
A national reunion is called at Nj
agara Falls for September 21st.
Hartford, Conn, lS.-The repub.
lean state convention called TO
m ct at New Haven, September
20tn.
Richland Springs, n. Y, 1S.-The
chief Of police and an officer were
$50 this evening while attempting
70 arrest burglars from CooDerso
town.
New York, 1S.-The MississiDDi
hiver commission met TO-DAY. and
the amendments made Yesterday
were TecOnsidered and few amend
ments made. The next meeting of
the commission will be in St, Ions
early in September.
New York, 1s.-There was a FIRE
tonight, in the nine-story piano fac
tory at 490 to 49S West Fifty-seventh
and $50 to $40 Fifteenth street
Owred by Hardman, Bowling &
Peck. Three alarms. Flames are
burning fiereely, and the loss will
probably be heavy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
The Sioux Trouble.

Omaha, Neb., Is. = Yesterdays
news regarding the threats Of the
Sioux at Pineridge, that they viii
break out within sixty days unless
their agent, McGiliicuddy, is re-
moved before the expiration of that
PERIOD Is confirmed by a second
dispatch from Colonel sumner,
commanding Fort Robinson, who
intlmates that the situation is re-
gaTded as serious. Agent McGilli-
cuddy has been telegraphed to make
a detailed statement of the origin,
andfcauseS Of the trouble, and send
the same to Omaha TO await the ar
rival of General Crook from the east
next week. Unless the matter is
settled it Is feared q general Sioux
war VIII ensue, and the opinion is
snat General Crook can settle the
whole affair by comforting with the
Indlans IN accordance with their
request
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Editor Gray's COnvict:ou.

London, 1S.-The Pail Mall Ga
SetCe says Mr.. Gray's sentence looks
worse to day than yesterdav II is
Hom question of whether Mr.
gray; gray, as a Journalist, has not been
a ansCi 1inehIai IN unearthing a grave
o0".udi' We do not believe there is
a single English Journalist who
Would not have called attention to
Sqcl report as that spoken Of nv
NJ gray. A dispatch to the Pal
t Moet 00zette from Dublin states
S snaI the speeches delivered at the
Oahquee given to Parnell after the
convection of Gray, have been snh-
ml!ted TO the law officers for o Dc
ciSlon as to whether anv action
should be taken upon them Tbo
Garman MahOn, member of Par1;ao
menu Tor County Clare, in speecb
on That occasion, compared .fnd0a
Lawson to Jeffreys, and painteS
out, that the former narrowly 90
capped being torn to pieces by indjS
nant people. Mr.. HeaIy. member %
parliament orLongford borough de-
nounced Judge Lawson with SINH
lar violence. SILL
q Dublin, 1s.-Subscriptions are
naming In towards the fund for the
payment of the fine imposed on
Gray. The list is headed by the
names of catholic bishops.
MI. Dillon's speech at the meeting
at the Mansion House yesterday. in
which he referred with considerable
FEELING to the action of certain land
lords whom he named, is under con-
Slderation by law officers,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
The Columbia River.

Washington. 1S.-By direction of
the secretary of war board Of OFF,
GERS of the corps Of engineers, con-
sisting of Col. Charles [. Stewart.
Lieut.-COlonel VIM. p. Craig, Lieut. :
Colonel Cyrus B. COmstOck and
Captain Charles F. Powell will
assemble at Astoria, Oregon, on the
18th of September, or as soon there
after as practicable, to examine in
detail the mouth Of the Columbia
river, Oregon, and report such plans
with estimates for its permanent
improvement as they approve, as
provided for in the river and barber
appropriation act. The board will
make its report in time to be re-
ceived on the goth Of November
next,
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NO GA


boston, 1S--The wool market e
active, demand good from mannfao %
S SureiS' ana prices are steady and
Ii III. SaIes OF the week have been
UPWARDS OF 100000 pounds. and in
cluae al grades and qualities Ohio
ana PENNSYLVANIA fieeces 4O68 10 for
~ and Xxx and 42@43 for Xxx and
ABOVE, including choice selections
Mlchlgan heeces are in demand
SaIeS 81 ONE $4,000 pounds at so
TOT y WIZ small lots of choice Y at
AZ. Ming N and Ohio No. I fIeeces
range r n 43 to 20 and in fair d.
Inaliu wash q fieeces active and
large St-es of territory. western
anc Missouri f5eces ranqe fron1
50 ~ ). for choice medium soIoo
ZION, from % to 80 for fine a0d
medium. and from Is to % for low low
an coarse; combing and deIaine So
Iectlons active and all available lots
meet with ready sales at full prices.
Flne delaine. including MICHIGAN
and Ohio, range from Il to 8 and
hne and No. 4 cOmbing from AZ to Q.
The latter price for a c9Ujee seIec
t eiOn. coarse and low conbing con-
unue dull and neglected. Califor-
Hia Wool has been more inouired
IoI: sales of 225,O00 pounds of
spring at 25@S2; pulled wool in de-
lnand at 42@46 for choice superior.
f ano ZS@45 for common and good. A
lot Of old Montevideo sold at %.
small lots Of new, "a. a lstralian
4OC944. Very little is doing in car,
pet woods since the large safes of
last week, and the stock is a little
reduced. " 'i''i0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
more Fighting an Peru.

Buenos Ayres, July 24.-AdViees
from Chill state that several Skin
mishes have occurred between
Chilians and Peruvians, in all Of
which the former were victorious
except in one instance, where
seventY-6ve ChlliaRs were attacked
by 1000 Peruvians, and refusing to
surrender all persisted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19

POughkeepsie, n. Y, 1s.-The
woods on the creeks Of Crow Nest
ana Storm King in the Highlands
are burning, and farmers are fight
ing the IRE, and as it appears to be
spreading towards West Point, en-
listed men have also been sent for
ware to check its progress. Con-
siderable cOrdwOOd is endangered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Accidents.

Denver, 18.-Repu5Eican's Central
City: A miner named John Carol
was instantly killed in the Bob Tail
Nine this afternoon, by a mass of
falling rock. Another miner.
named George futile, was badly
injured by falling down a shaft in
the Dunkirk Mine.
ITt6une's Boulder: The body Of
James Baxter, was found floating
IN Canes Lake this morning. 1t Is
supposed he was accidentIv
drowned. He has been missing
since Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Disastrous CaIIisinn-

Chicago, 18.-A serious collision
between two freight trains, one fol-
lowing the other on the Illinois
Central Railroad, occurred at tine
crossing of that road and the
Michigan Central south of here this
morning. The engine, caboOse and
about twenty-five freight cars were
smashed. An unknown man asleep
ia the cabOose was fatally hurt.
The track was Obstructed two hours
and half.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
9ERVE iHD brain DISEASES

Y 4 G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- treatment, a specific for Hystsris, DIX
- LESS COnvulSions, Nervous Hea5ache, Men
a. ~ depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
w age, caused by over-exegtion, oyer-indu ].
SS, excuses or overvork Of she brain
~. leaos 70 Paralysis, decay ana desth,
voc box will cure recent cases. Eaoh box
TLnlAlns one months tIeatment One dollar
10y or six boxes Tor i've dollars; sent OF
prepaid on recei OF Of price. We guaran-
81 BOXES TO cure any case. With each
ssef received BY US for six boxes, accom-
leo with ave dollars, We will send the
csonaeer our written gunrAutee to return the
Saey II the treatment does 20. eject a cure.
rSrt ses issued only by e. G. Il. I. Drug
~ts. Salt Lake City,
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Unaversai Respent.

Savannah, Ga, 1S.-In respect To
the memory Of Senator Hill. bust
ness will generally be suspended TO-
morrow, between 8 and 6. The bells
OF the various churches tOIled, and
flags on public buildings and shin
ping were displayed at half mast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby Of
tered for the recovery of the BODY
of the late J. d. Farmer drowned IN
salt Lake, at Black Rock. while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9Th.
c COIN Bros.
Salt Lake City, Aug. Z, 1882.
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1t TOugbenS.

SOZODONT tOughens the gums
and makes them healthy, so that
they hold in the teeth firmly. 1t
removes the tartar, gives comfort,
is economical of health and money.
and when once used will never be
given up. Try SOZODONT.
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CONTRACTS

Parties desiring to obtain Con-
tracts on the Pleasant Valley Rail
road, can do so by applying imme-
dlately to Peter G. Burt. Sixth
Ward, Salt Lake City, or Gibson
). Condie, Pleasant Valley. Also
wanted $50 Teams,
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FRESH TROUT,
At PRICE 81 Gives.

DALMER & MARTINS EMPLOY.
l. ment Office. All kinds 90 help fur
nished on the shortest notice. BooI
keepers. Clerks, Hotel Men, CanvAssers
Agents, Mechanics, Lsborers anC
Coschmen constantly on hand.
Office. first door west White House
P. o. Box 1912. iv3I
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Cider and Wine Presses

An entire car load shipment of the
Famous Americas Cider Mills re-
ceived by II. B. Clawsou. These are
now being sold at Bed Rock Prices,
Call and see them.
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A FULL BLOCK FOR SALE.

Adjoining D. & R. G. depot
grounds. on west side. Apply to E.
IL. Durnford & Co. Real Estate and
Loan Agent, under Jones' Bank.
or to John Pitt, 9th WaId.
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Order Revoked.

Washington. 1S-The order de-
failing Major Richard S. Arnold.
Fifth Artillery. Is cOnmsDdant OF
the cadets 1t West PO,at has haen
revoked. No one H. et zen e.
lected in his alaee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
AIFataI Fan.

Jersey City, lS.-Tke trotting horse
John" owned By @. Donovan, was
drowned at Seroucus By falling through
9 covered well. Donovan refused forty
thousand dollars Tor the animal.
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WANTED

Fifteen men and teams at Pleas
ant Valley. Wages for men $500
per day ard board, with team $500
and board. &OOd feed and water.
Apply at p. S. %Onde, Sixth Ward.
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WANTED.

Ten quarrymen, inquire of Fl.
owen, at Jones lime kiln. or of
Louis Oviatt, one-half block east of
Coop. tannery, Nineteenth Ward.
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Hanged.

Galveston, Texas, I8.-MeKennev
special: Thack CaldW ell (eOIoredI.
was hung to-day in the presence of
a vast multitude for numbering
VIM. NOrYille, who refused to nav
him So.
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Is TEAMS WANTED

at Pleasant Valley. Wages $3.50
per day and board for man. Apply
to T. 5. Condie, Sixth Ward.
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HELP WANTED.

An intelligent, industrious boy of
10 OF 20 years. Apply to this Office.
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n ISRAsEs or DOGS, A" PRATICA L
~ guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment OF thei
disc ases, 2So. Dog Training, Csc. Hunttn q
Trapping, Fishing and Dressing Furs, 10
Tsxidermist. 50. OF booksellers or by maj,
TsSsE HANEY co. 10 Spruce ST., II. Y. =
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. NJ. E. RANDALL'S SELECT
III School will re open on Monday,
Aug Dist, 1882. in the Morgan College,
opposite the 14th Ward Assembly Rooms
For particulars inquire Of NJ. &. Ran
dali, Principal, College Building aI6
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices of Produce
n the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semiweekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, b. Sears & Liddle'
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STANDARD VARNIsR WORKS

D. ROSENBERG & SONS.
NEW YORK - CHICAGO
Manufacturers Of a high standard Of
House Painters End Carriage
VARNISHE S.
send Tor Catalogue. For sale by
auz q. c. NJ. 1. Drug Slore.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
. - .
Unfair.

In this country We have what l. called
a TIE" government, government hy the
iT"pIr and for thu people All orr laws
are rcprr,, nt,d ~ Lriuc but the expire,
sion of the will Of ia" sovereign proplr
On paper and in thr speeches If cludl.
dates these G""d feature, of -unr govern.
mcut are depicted in glowing color, In
fact At least considerable percentage oil
onr laws arr enacted IA favor of rich cor
p"ratlunS, and are designed To make the
trw rirh nj the expense of the MANY
The rc"pl" are taxed to support giant mo-
nopolIcs IN which the public at largr has
not the least interest. The Legislatures.
state aud National, are largely controlled
by computations aud muuupulir- These
Institutions have money. aud money Is all
powerful. 1t viii completely revolution.
lHc the average politician IN the twink
ling of an eye. The interest Of the dear
people sinks into insiguiticnncr when
brought into competition with the wealth
Of great corporations and monopollr>.
Ihcs" institutions control State Icrisla-
lures, and even Congress. When bills are
introduced which affect the interest of
these great monlcd institutions It Is no;
hard Ia torctrll the rrsult-drfcat Is al
most inevitable. Officials quickly forget
the loudly profrsscd love for tie dear peo-
pie when the interest Of the people clash
with these huge nonied corporations which
are sapping the life out Of the people,
IL will never do Ia permit the interest of
these institutions to suffer aud If either
20 under the dear, ever-loved peoyc must
60.
The people are taxed 10 support mann
features. The protective tariff is nothing
more nor less than legalzed robbery. The
Agriculturists, which class in this country
are the bone and siuew Of the land, are
indirectly robbed to support another class.
This robbery is carried on under the false
pFe'sxt that it protects labor. What labor
does it protect, ouly the labor employed
BY the New England manufac, urers' Nov,