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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09
THE FATE OF THE BRfDEs.

What becomes OF the brides after
the furry of the satin, the embossed
velvet and tulle has vanished cut Of
sight? Is i. possible that they have
joined this grand army Of careworn,
trouble-lsden women. whom We daily
gee De sing to and fro on our crowded
thorUughfsres? 1t all started out SO
pleasantly. After the engagement
was anr ounced and the congratula.
tions were reserved. there came the
innocent excitement of preparing
the trousseau. The comparative
merits of silk and satin were dis.
cussed, and the bride looked upon
the decision as vital to her happiness.
Everything was based on the grand
church wedding, where the flowers,
the guests and the music constituted
. pageant. After the ceremony fol-
lowed congratulations, reception
and the wedding trip. It ia difficult
to imagine anything prettier or hap
pier than this same bride. Now,
what becomes OF herr We kpow that
the number OF small homes with
their cheering cricke!s grow less in
stead OF more plenty. and tina: it il
excessively old-iashioned to raise
families, and begin humbly and
lowly ct the bottom OF the ladder. To
tell the truth. the bride becomes
early absorbed, swallowed up a. it
were, in the miseries OF boarding
house liie.o For while. when the
tYousseau Ia new and honors easy, she
has abundance to ocoapy her. The
coming and going of her new-made
husband il something Of novelty,
but sftsr a while the story becomes
old, and il she does not receive her
customary homage, il any little
tribute ia wanting, che exacts what
she regards as hers by right of con-
tract. Thus the first cloud arises on
the matrimonial horizon. Ii is very
small at first, the mere speck, but it
is sn ominous beginning. 1t is sad
to follow out the career, and to tell
the old story written in disappointed
Lines on go many women's faces. We
like to remember only the white satin
raiment, the shading tulls OF the veil
and the orange blossoms. the brides
own flower. But facts are stubborn.
The greatest blight OF the American
woman's life is the want ct home
and the growing disinclination
thereto. Just the same spirit which
makes the little round distssteful,
creates desire for dissipation. Tho
husband comes home tired; he fails
to see that a new ribbon Ia worn or
that the dress is becoming. The
wife longs for what he cannot give,
and-well, the record, the miserable
record of the divorce courts com,
pletes the story much better than
can tel! it. Some one here inter
poses that boarding ia cheaper than
keeping house, and that man on
salary cannot meet rents, keep ser
want and supply clothing and food.
In the first place il is not at all nee"
esssry to take large stylish house
in the centre OF the city. Neat subur-
ban places may be had at moderate
figures; pretty little homes, with sui
6cient yard attachsd to raise early
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NO QUARTER.

There ia a sign over a butchers
chop on Michigan avenue which
read "Beer by the quarter" OLs
day lately . man went in and asked
for pound roast, giving the
name and number it was to be sent
to. Then be was walking out, when
the proprietor stopped him and told
him be had forgotten to pay for it.
Doesn't your sign read, Beef by
the quarters' Send round. your
bill When the quarters up, and col
lsct."
'Look bere!" shouted the angry
butcher, "You pay down now or
you'll get no beef. IFS war to the
kaifs and no quarter. dye heaET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-09

The largest mass of rock ever
transported. net excepting even the
block in the Pyramids, is that from
which was cut the pedestal OF the
statue of Peter the Great. in st. Pc
ttr.burg. It was q block of granite
weighing 1,500 tons, and was found
isolated on marshy ground. four
miles from the Neva. Il originally
wa, twentY-four feet high, forty.
seven feet long and thirty feet broad.
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GRANT. 0DELL &C.,,
HAZE A R(ock SOUTH OF THEATRE:
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. %, '8i.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 26, '8i.
To the Publ C:
Having purchased the entire business
Of Mr.. L. B. Mattisop, and arranged TO
condHct the same on IN enlarged scale,
we hope for o continuation OF the very
liberal pstr1 mage heretofore extended to
Mr.. Mattisou and for the increased
patronage our facilities warrant.
We shall at al times keep on hand .
full and complete stock Of the celebrated
Mitchell, Lewis s. Co.'S Farm and Spring
Wagons and new improved Road Carts.
Walter A. Woods Harvesting Machines,
onprising Irvine. Binding Harvesters, and
Enclosed.Gear Mowers, sweep-Rake Reapers,
and Chsin.Rake Reapers with or without
Moving Attachment.
Russell Il Co.'S Massillon Threshers, Road
Engine s and Saw Mills.
Gales Chilled PloWs and Horse Hay Rakes.
John Deere & Cos Steel Sulky and Hand
PloWs Harrows and Culttvators.
California Oorcord Harness, and all other
ffst.claas goods in our line.
Extras and repairs always In stock.
The above goods are 20 well known that we
fe ell confident our many friends Will congratu-
lste US on havi1g secared the agency for the
came.
Respectfully soliciting share Of the
trade in our line, we remain,
GRANT, ODELL & Go.
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vegetables 10 the spring, and Aow.
srs enough at . trining expense q
keep tie house gay With nossgsys oil
through the Ssa.on. 1T 10 wonderful
how much mere there 10 in Q
woman's life who 10 doing her part
toward building up the home than
in that OF her shabby genteel sister,
whose silk dress doesn't deceive her
silliest neiEhbor.
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OUR LITTLE ONES

The March issue Of Our Little
Ones and The Nursery has a varied
and rich table OF contents, embrac-
ing poetry, tales, instruction and
good things generally for the juven-
lies. The illustrations are as usual,
excellent.
Address the Russell Publishing
Company, SO Bromfeld street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made by
Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and Trademarks on wrapper
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SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. %, 1884.
To my Patrons and the Public:

To my Patrons and the Public:
On the 23d inst. / sold to Messrs.
Grant, Odell s. Co. my entire stock, in,
GLIDING buildings and the good will of
my business.
The following gentlemen compose the
firm that succeed me:
George T. Odell. j. T. Grant and
Heber j. Grant. These gentlemen are
all too well and fsvorsbly known in this
Territory to need any recomm end alton
from me.
In retiring from business, I take this
occasion to extend nv thsnks to one and
all for the vey liberal patronage accord
ed to me, also TO express the hope that
my successors may receive continue
ton Of the same.
For the next two years I can be found
at the office Of Grant, Odell s. Co.,
where / shall be pleased to meet snd
wait on my old friends and as many new
ones SIS possible. $
Very truly yours,
L. B. MATTISON.
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79Dearborn Ave-, Chicago, Nov. 2.
Ihave been a great sufferer from
averyweakstomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything I ate gave me distress,
ard could eat but little. have
tried everythingrecommended,h have
taken the prescriptions Of a dozen
physicians, but got no relief Until l
took Browns Iron Bftters. feel
none Of the old troubles, and am 4
new man. / am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. lam
a railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. ] can not say
too much in praise Of your wonder
full medicine. D. G. MACK.
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TheSecret

Of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what's claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. COM
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-08
PLANO.

PL,rO, May O --[O1resnondence The
block bans IN The west indicates more rain
to-nigh, The fafmsrs have the blues noe.
Weeds aud rust tsking the crops IS the cry
n " don't stop rA,niug econ.
A petition Is being oircul'ted Tor the
means Of raising money 10 bridge White
Rock IN order thnr Piano may reach the
Denton county trade.
Several psTt'ea from Dallas have been
buying goods hero To-day. They cay Piano
beats Dallas prices.
A carload Of wagons TO arrive Tor Ball d
Cummings Is ihe order OF the DAY.
The Water Pierce Oh company have
opened an cilio. here, "a. q. Ovcraker 10
the agent. Coal Oh here will be sold nj Dali
las prices 40 the future.
Candids,es ars geiiiug numerous anu
there will soop be no one 10 vote II they
keep sprilg'rg up.
A canning factory aud an oyaporsting
N nchlne will be Get np mere Tor tho peach
op. Asit vii. bay. lsreo facilities the
&c nipany eNppc 10 compete with the east
on prices, so Texas merchants ssud ia your
orders
There 20 arm 70 talk OF hsylng n M6i'iest
shonld there another cargo OF Germans AZ
rive IN time, whicn are nov on the way.
o rVicinity wsuts ggTerAl hundred good
| farmers 20 al the soil. Men cf honest in
| tAntlons would do welt. The land 10 rich
Dude-' croaklng aud tIsmps not wanted for
= while yet.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.

lVANJED-FVE COOKS, FIVE FARM
w hands, 1 bhck.mouider. Mt 600 Main ST. II
i3TAETED-A BOY; MUST DE QUICK AT
| ", hgu!es Address own hand rriuns,;
stating salary expected. A Herald oiiico maS.lt
lHIANTED--A GOOD GIRL OK WOMAN TO
w do general houseworE: als, good boy 10
attend 20 horses 9oUthoss, corner Ross ave
nue. and Leonard street. msS"t
I1ANrRp-sIrUATIoN AS MILLEK; 40
w yeas experience In both -four aud feed
mills; neat burr dresser. Address j. NJ, Her
aid office msS lw
VANTEp-.A FEW GOOD MEN TO SELL
W fast selling article; good pay guaranteed.
Gall on BoUsBERa, 1888 Main st mas.lt
lUANrED-FORNIsH Room FOR GENT,
W .ntraily located; state price aud cnt'ou
@. A II Herald OH :. mas II
3tAHIED--A FRS .Ci ASS ,UUK, WHO
" win alfo wash and iron, H. n small femlly;
good wages Will bg paid 10 one fully ccmpclcnt
Apply at i21 DIVA street maSlf
yzIANTEp--A SIT ALTON as Gil 5MBER.
w msid or pantry work. good references giy.
ca Address ~ - this office. ma3.4t
yETANTsD-A COMPETENT srANoGRA.
W. pher and type writer Address Box " 5ltf
lXTAsfED--stl UTlUN bY DkuGGIsT OF
w II years experience; graduate With best
reference. Addr-ss L, V. 5 corner Elm and
jefferson troetS ma1-2t
WANTED SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w man as bli ing ctrE or assistant book.
keeper. Address l.. V. corner Elm aud
EyTANTED-A q OD CUUK. APPLY AT
w MIR. ". H. GRfGGS, Fair Ground, or ~
Oliver g Gr!fgs. eankera apr3O.u
INANTEp--ACrlVE MEN TO CANVASS
w ior our subscription books In every city and
county ~ Texas; liberal terms GDn permanent
employment given Call OF or address !. W.
TONG. gi2 Msinst mat23 unit
ENANT ED-AGENTS. ApDRKss THE ST.
" LOUIS LIE TRIO LAMP 90. Sc. Louis,
No. Tor circular, cuts nud terms for the 81 Can.
dla Power Csspersnn Electric Lamp. ap2ir&sSt
JATANTED--YOu no 81 or AT TIE NATION
w AL HOTEL; lrst-ola0s accommodations 81
foascnable ratc ONLY ONE DNLLA2 AND
TWENTY FIVE CENra PSR DAY. THO buiid.
..ig 10 brlok. With three stairwEyJ ~ ease OH
located 81 the busilosG portion OF tho city. only
ono 5cuure from siroet-osT liuc, sud ore SQuaN,
from foNes D Panlfo and iflfsour' fsuitc Depot
Convenient 70 passengers coming or going cvo,
either road oaice open OIL alght. uro9S are
called fcf all trains. 4; OLkAl.i, lepsetol'
1LJaETED you NOT TO STOP. SUI 70
w COME to the ST. JAMES HOTEL, wheie
yon can get the best accommodations for the
money. Only S1.50 per day. Boad. with
rocm) S5 to 81 per week; table board, $500
per week. Rooms 10 LEI, with or without board.
JAMES NJ. ORB, Proprietor. ep,20.u
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Eighth Government plnnderers OF the
past should DO huntsd up gnd panished.
Ninth-fhe abolition uf all foreign min
isters. bu, the retention OF the consular
system.
Tsnth-We declare ourselves n party OF
principle and not Of policy, and,
Elevenih-fhat the oboics OF the dem
oor.oy Tor president IL Allan q, Thurman
and Tor v o,-president, Grover Cleveland.
lSignedl, JoHE WiLLRr,
President.
This was heartily supported by Hon. q
Epson. III have more TO eAy about thi'
platform In my nett PANcho.
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satisfactory Rates Arranged.

er. LOUIS. May Elm response 10 q cir
cular recently ssnt ont by Manager Fink
OF the 81. Louis merchants freight bureau
a large number Of merchants aud shippers
residing Ga tina Horth Seatern aad south
yes efn states, mot here to-day 20 GOMEZ
with rail gay n'euagera with a view 10 ia-
curlug uniform and lower freight rates
The mesiing Was secrst mt IL is under
gtood siiiffctntV arrangement" we're mnde
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The skin 81 OF that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be- N AIDE,
and By the use OF. PozzonPs modiosted com.
pleIi5n power all rougbness, sAllo Fnese and
irritation can be overcome, leaving the SKIN
dellcately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has a word-w vide reputation, 80
no fear need DO entertained OF the result.
Sold by all druggists.
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Failures.

LounvrLLE, May 6.-Ballard Il Ballard,
proprietors OF large fiou. mills here, will
make an assignment. Liabilities 500 900
10 $3.50 600. The firm started in business
four years. ego and have been running
mills at loss nearly ever since.
CHICAGO, May 6-The sheriff closed the
store ofGaff, Abrsm & Co, Wholesale crv
goods, on judgments by confession 10 the
amount Of &49, 600, which represents nearly
the entire liabilities OF the firm. Assets
not given.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALk-CHsAP-iWO HOUSES AND
L lots in central loc,li,y, on Wood street.
each house continuing rooms, neatly nnihhed;
ciatsrH water. buggy house and stable, Any
ycs,ment cannot o better than call Immediate.
iy on DOUGLAS & DANONkR Real Estate
Agents, III sycamore street. ma7-2w
LSOR SALE-BEAUTIFULr EslDENCE LOTS
In the Cedar Grove. addition convenient
High. dr. and vel drained ground, specially
desirable on occount OF their nosrncss N The
business part Of t1e city. These lots arc offered
for sale on easy terms at prices ranging from
slQO 10 $500 per lot. For further particulars ap.
ply 10 PRATHER q ARDREY, Real Estate
Agents Tii EN- street
TOR SALE AT A BAKGAIN-THRKK GUUu,
second. hand pianos. at c. ii. Edwards, 7s3
and 135 Main street mai-lw
tdence, Just completed, one block from
street car line and Ia a very desirable locality.
buggy house aud stable on the place and
good well Of water also two other places on
same street. This Ia an excellent opportunity
for those tired OF paying rent 70 procure good
home for very little money. The houses have
never been occupied. Address Box 246 Dallas.
Texas apr27-lm
T. brand new piano; viii sell on the inetall.
rient plan. Apply 10 36t Ross avenue. feb29n
EOk sALE-H0nSE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
4 black buggy marc csn DO purchased nj
Ss5gsin sy applying to C. A. READ. Msn anger
TOR sALE-oNE BILLIARD TABLE, NtAR-
i iy new. Inquire a. Crsddock's. spr2o-,f
TrORsALE-BROOM MACHIN as FUk SAX
II Two new machines and presses. westlake
4 Britton manufacture, for sale cheap. Aadres.
WIN. Pf0Urs. care Herald ONCE: ien22n
4 OR sALE-sALOON FURNITURE, COM
1 prislng csun,er. shelving and Toe chest -
rood as new; win cell very cheap for cash. Ad:.
dress g., Herald ofice. aproo
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Malaria 10 oil lie forms positively cured
with Emory's Standard Cure Pills, never
falling remedy. purely vegetable. coatsin
no quinipe or other poisonous sgencies, en-
dorssd by physicians and sold BY drugeisrs
everywhere. Is and so cents.
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Wells CROUCH on Corns."
Aek for Wells Rough ON Corns" loo.
Quick, complete, permanent care. Corns
warts hnninns
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ron RENT.

NOR sALE--THAT vary bEsIRABLE RES
X ident lot. lG0slO0, on corner Veal and Young
streets; viii be sold l'w; q so oiher smaller lois
in same BLOCK. Make early application AZ Office
Texas e Mexican Land and Investment Co
723 Main street. mas-at
TOR sALE-A COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD
L oulat. consisting Of two bed room sets, etc
an In lrst.olass order suitable for light house
keeping Apply u ll2I oomeroe. maS.2t
,lOK kEc1--i Wo YOUNG MEN CAN FIN d
L nicely furnished front room, with board at
Mira. PHILLIPS, 200 Jackson street mas.1t
yOR REaT-A NICE AND WELL FUR
L. nished Jeom 10 two gentlemen, with or
without board; private family. Apply at $50
Wood. mas 3t
-OR KENr-UUTIAoh nlTu FIVE KOOMs.
oistein water Una nice Hover y.rd. corner
Houston aud Polk streets. Apply 10 WPsiLER,
corner Roadway and Polk lreets NASAL
EOR EENi = SEVERAL GOOD PIANOS
b. j squata aud upright. e Z. III. Ed sards,
73s aud as Main street mai.lw
y1OR Rem 1.-TWO NICELY FURNI HE'D
board Wi!nia minutes walk Of Herald oice
3i5 Akerk ay,nuc. corner Jeckson rie3.6t
GoR RgNr-A TWO-sTORY HUUsE ON
7 Bryan street Apaly to ". o. CONNER. at
Sanger Broihers. raa2 lw
t,oK KrNT-s NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
I cool an pleas nt Mt S0i Jack on st, gps0N
TNOR hENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE cUr
Y tnge 1f ronma conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browd II s'reet; wster on premi-
SEES Apply 70 NJ s, LEVY, Sanger Brcthers
Wholesale Departm M apt26u
INUR KENT-gOUk KUoM5 AT 2O3 hi ST.
T. o'er Wallace & Wsvg9neps: .vtry ples,ent
rooms. suuablc for Offices or ileepinY To ms.
Apply TO W BARTON. 6l5 Elm ". apr25.lm
NOR RENT-1HE STORE HOUSE, GIL ELM
II street now occupl d by Lyons brothers,
whob.als .addl 25x15o feet, Sttories. Apply
" JAMES BARTON, CPS Kim st apr25.1m
ESoR RENT-A NICE CouL ROOM AT NO.
SN Jackson treet aprl9tf
IGOR RENT-OEE ELEGANT SUITE OF
Il rooms and ole gle room, south exposure.
third floor OF new building on Main ,.reet, next
feet; water and closets same floor LINDSLEY
& BRADFORD, Attorneys 7Sj Main street (np
etaiJ npr2s 1m
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To make good salad dressing in the or
binary way good condiments, plenty Of time
and no little skill are essential. Durkee's
Salad Dressing supplies all these requisites.
Sold everywhere.
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TA-TA, TARIFF.
The Battle OF the Giants ON The mOlil-
sou Plane.
Raada,rs AVID Blackburn Clm''ars
strike FIRE.

Mr.. Morlsoa Becomes Proiano Before
tho Vote.
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lUANrED-FORNIsHEO NOON FOR GENT,
" C ntrally located state price aud en,ou
@. A n Herald oil .. mas II
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WANTED SITUATION By COMPETENT
w man as oil ing ctTG or assistant hoax.
keepor. Address l.. V. ; corner Elm aud
Jnilarsnu Etfoptg maS-9
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tETANTgD-A COMPETENT srHNoGRA.
W. pher aud type writer Address Box " 5.lf
iXTAN fED-stlUTlUN hY DkuGGIsT OF
w II years experience; graduate Nth best
reference. Addr-ss L, V. 5 corner Elm and
JeiIersnn troetN, mnl-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS MILLEF; 2l
w yea s. experience In both -four aud feed
mills; neat burr. dresser Address j. NJ. Her
aid Office mas lw
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: oistein water md nice flower ysrd corner
Houston aud Polk streets. Apply 20 W.P9iLER,
corner NfoAdw0Y aud POLK hlreels naS.4k
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AfARIED--A FRS .Ci ASS tUOK, WHO
~ win alfo wash and iron. H. n small fcmlly;
good wages Will 90 paid 10 one fully competent
A 81 Otir naSif
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INANTEp--ACrlVE MEN TO CANV ASS
w ior our subscription books In every city and
county IL Texas liberal terms GDI permanent
employment given Call on or address I. W.
TONG gi2 MaluSt mat23 unit
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4 OR sALE-eALOON FURNIfURB, CON-
L prislng Crunser, shelving and Toe chest -
rood ~ new; viii cell very cheap for cash. Ad.
dress g., Herald ofice. apro0
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NOR hENT--A VERY DESIRABLE cUr
y tnge OF rooms, conveniently located corner
SEES Apply to NJ s. LEVY, Sanger Brothers
wholesale DennrtnF M aptn6u
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found. Upon looking up hesaw grand and
wise motto "His Own Commonwealth"
and he could no more than emphasize that
motto ia the earnest honest and final APP
peal, "If we do stand united We will con.
quer; il we are divided disaster will readily
come fApplausel In conclusion tie said:
express the hope tina. in the near
future we may be able to bring tothe house
enough enlightenment, patriotism and pro-
gressive intelligence to refuse the bigotry
which disgrsces politics in the shape OF pro-
lection. No bigot, whether he be Christian
or politician, ever contributed en- atom 70
humsnity's cause, end l ask at the hands
OF this house, with a firm reliance for n
favorable answer, that It may never be said
that democratic house in an American
congress refused even t. consider bill
which proposed 10 reduce an admitted ex.
cessive taxation aud revise to degree an
admittedly bad tatiff. II Applause.J
Kasson closed the debate In opposition to
the bill in q severe arrsignment OF its pro-
visions, which he declared TO be an impos-
sible administration. He challenged the
tariffs OF the world to present provisions OF
enormity aud confusion approaching those
OF the pending measure.
Morrison closed the debate, rapidly an
swering questions and meeting objections.
He said should the motion be agreed 10 II
would be q declaration tariff, aud taxation
would be continued and the democratic
party would appeal from cc:Sress TO
the people, aud the people would 50
understand IL. He then turned bis atten-
ton TO Randall. Addressing him he said:
You claim to have the power 10 strike out
the enscting clause OF this bill. II you have
that power amend this bill aud make IL
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