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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13
Why Farmers should Favor Tariff
Rafarna

Representative White. Of Minnesota.
one Of the Republicans who voted for the
Morrison bin. has published in the Coa-
grsssiar1l Escon5 his reasons for support
inc The bill against the wishes Ct his
partv associates. The reasons are calcu-
lated 10 convince the farmers q the
Northwest that Mr.. White represented
their interests. Mr. White SAYS that he
wants the revenues q the government
reduced. and that he ! not one q those
Who ssv that reelection ef the tariff VIII
increase The revenues, and in the next
breath ss>ert that the reduction inside in
lS>5 has already reduced the reVe-
uues. and VIII reduce them further
after 8 Gttle time. He wants il under
stood taat be isn't quite - Inconsistent
Is that. although some of the protecuon-
IS msde that Scri q au argument GurinS
the tariff debate. Mr.. White wants The
surplus Cur 81. l.acsuSs # -ee money SosS
into TIE Treasury il must l'c paid cat.
the Srrrlus we've allowed % accumulate
e would rc- ta long before there would x
a scarcity - money. and the business Of
che country would bs embarrassed. The
surplus wo-li lave 10 Eoto the psymento q
The Ac-1s because in No other WAY could
], * uSei. NJ. White doesn't want the
bonds paid because their payment would
break up The national banking system.
wAicA : admitted BY both parties % X TIE
tsSc -1s country has ever had. he Doesn't
a-ree with tbs p7o,ecuonists that the
protective system : the greatest possible
blessing 70 The farmers. In tact. he
doesn't regard II a. s. blessing 70 them
ne uanUfactu-lnE Interests % not make
: home market for The products q The
farmers Tle prices q wheat. corn. PORK.
oeet etc.- II his country are regulated
p t1e Liverpool market The only dn-
ference in ne prices In This country and
Liyerpo-l : made by freight. storage. in
surauce and handling charges. Il Is the
sleeosE nonsense % say that protection
BENEFITS The farming class 70 the
extent q : cent. But while the
farmers are furnishing the manu-
fsccurers their brea6-stuGs cheaper than
Tie English manufacturers obtain them.
taev are forced % pay for manufactured
SoC6s from q 70 q Per cent. more
EA-A=A mes nave
70 pay and more than they would have 70
pay il there were no protective tari1. NJ.
White SAYS the farmers q the Northwest
found NJ fault IS long = the money was
needed bv the government. but that
now when the money Is not needed he
wants il LETT with the people. How much
IL : needed in his section Is shown BY the
fact thai since The farms were opened IL
Minnesota they have On an average.
changed hands twice. High rates Of in
t5-es- paid 70 Eastern capitalists and
high prices paid for the ueceSsaries = life
On account Of the protective system have
made bsnkruQtS q twO sets q farmers
ana promises 70 bankrupt the third SET
Mt. Whites reasons ouEhJ 10 be placed
in -le hands q every farmer in the coun-
try. He shows up The iniQuities q the
erotec-ivs system - far as il spplies 70
. The farmers. and makes Il clear that they
are being roboei Tor The benefit Of the Pre-
. tectei monoplies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13
PERSONAL

REV PEILLlPs BRooks : trmer believer
gha- ever il the works u foreign n Missions
s-lce 1-s sr-p through l1l-2.
MS. MAVrEEw A8NoLo szvs thar she does
-o1 know how % settle down 70 her gUiet
home lie. after having been '-ZzGe - much
e = t--s co1lIrT.
FzANz H. CCSEING hiss returned from the
Ll-l col1trv u ~ EsairEEoD A-6 Is engaged
as TIE Smithsonian I-sTi suie rrepzr1uE TIE re-
suits q rs rese27c1eS for publication.
CEAE-zs REAoE less an autobiography
Which promises 10 De one o the most viEor-
Gus straightforward ard entertaining tEllzs
q tha KIND Ia literature. IL : ssid "a contain
some lively criticisms o. ire books 2n1 writers
g .1e Eme.
TEs editor q the Lo1iou Tee receives
$500 s4l4-E. E2e SsEG5r5 pzvs Slllc&.
EA-i.y As--s- S-AlCo; senior editors q The Tsiz-
sr.--a receive $3.50 each. Manchester l-a.,--
sasE- S-s---e. ~ A1-4 --szss71s- S-e-zz-e~ ard
S-s4ri1s Rsraels. each s'aloQ; =. sT,,sss
S'ss7ss. ss..eg. AMI PEaea, S-&oo.
.-SENAEoz EDxCNps- ale-e5 zreatwealsh.' 2
e - much tSlz in csr.zia uzr-ers that nav
-sa vel n give ire summary of his lis IS jEs1
tlrllS-e1 GO l15 sSssss2rs s. Burlington L :
= follows, Personal property. sass. RS
s7sl a.
Ms. EEESE can comfort z-6 console him
SELF Win the Thought rhzE jar Co3Ss- wco
wr1t -lte- Wz-er IL SIS, considerably
mara above 51e slr1zce. al1 : r-cAer th1z
ever. IL G-2lElo1 70 his millions Jar Cooke
-ievs g Widespread SUNDAY scAoc- rep1-z-
Ken q being Immensely moral
DON C4EEEoN : couln< hone u attend rhs
C1lcazo CC-vs15zEl- II VII COX ns1-r1l ard
Nc-k Ee~lt. he vas S conspicuous party in
I'D lo-re---1- = - A-1 wzs SAD % have
ssl2--->,s1 some tender -s-2s1C-s-eSr-terais
II Al1l-s-E 20 - c.----s a-l dispensers y
Il Tie =
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EEv. PEILLI7s BRooKS i s Ermer believer
-lz1 ever in the WORKS q foreign missions
s--cs his ZIP through I1lls.
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e as WMrr@w NEus. one vesr %
~ nr-rs-,r Nrrs = served In re city y
nrus ssa-t-s SIS s. cscts Ter wceS- >lnS-e
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

Il = % k hoped that ou- q Alderman
HSui--ou-s p7oYos5d plan q assessing
taxes something VIII De evolved that vill
C5usiy The present assessment Sys-s-n-
Il IS wsll known thar what was done II
the matter Il arranging TIE assessment
vas uc- carefully 6cre. T1s-e
VS. ret time 20 to &. VEL.
Il : a v5s,cs e patch worS. Flrs-. an a.
>aSSmsut was ua5e y IRE Cd Bard q
Assessors. These gentlemen wsrs sx-
Vsrieccsi ir he business. but t15y CEly
sat aecuc two months 70 - over ~
v1cIe c5tv. WaA1sve- mistakes Trey
nav have made IL aggregate Z tAsir
wrS A. fzr - known. Vas sS-s
tlc-o-v. TIE C5sT Council. q E2ic-l1y
e - members. wee E1- s1tzS1s1. z11
t1ey 7er-5ia-s5 c1s actss- q - asSe$
So Ar.s- S--ze Ea-1v aZ1-hsr boG-5 q
49, SSc->. WIKI ~ authority. ws-s EQ-
p,s--s5. Ills oCS73 wee NJ ss sXpe
rsrezL = -1z r-svlo-S c-s. Tx ~ 81
--s-r IS ~ 90 IL -. C r15l- z1lllty. T15-
+ gaming. ecvsvsr. was ue- sl-zsf1c-c-v-
tie aSS=SS1-> 1l5 80 Sl&oCQ.1u2 vc--A Z
r-Crs--v w1s- IL CC--c5l. in u-ss- 70 =
t1s assessment 20 t2s rate e -2xz-11.
cz-v wanted So. 5s'-1t1. Azo.hs- c-t I'D
q - Zz5e y ne sSS5Ss-sE- q 80 Is
6cvl % per cs-t- -axl-E e2s-s- Il
: rz-51s - every C-s Ez- s-@
1s--s- sys-s- q lsTvi1E ~ TAX Fl tas
-ecsssl-lss st1s c5.E s1C--l X DEVISED.
We s1--l5 have q -ax zSSsss>r q -
cs5vsr z TAX rsECs q oc1r1 c
1sssss1-s vase day il s11--1 - q
revise TIE TAX L. AT keep ID VIZ
t1s prosperity sz5 Improvements Il IL c5Ey-
T-e-e = a-r-z INA q digzS- 3 s-l11els
r-zz zz5 r-s L il Czs-slc1 1s1--s u=1r
]3--1-T. We ECw III Es4-1s- :
-l--e wa--. sd c-- Al5=-zsl t=sl -
sEsc-s . s-@zr hsa-- RI ~ w1-k
s.eulE le E--s. TEs r--s7e-tsT c -
c5-T G=zz7zs a. 55--zsz1-= s7ys-EZ Z AZ
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auctions. AMI collection q pictures intended
FOR thC museum is on view IN Toxic. TIC
movement appears - k = reSetlen against tie
disrsosl1k0n - the past afEceN vsSrs IN Japan
- discard every talns q NATIVE oFlkln.
C0NSr ANrINorlE is lamentine the death q
TWO u It's greatest benefactars, GeorS5os
Ears6. the phnantnropiss. whose whole life
vyss devoted % works q charity. was s. special
tr.en6 - she Greeks q she Ievant. The
numerous 0rcek SchNoiS In the Turkish cSNi-
TAI were largely helped by hlgn. and the new
sc1ool for hoyS ! almost enIirelv his creation.
HIS funeral was attended nv Turks. Jews.
eireeSs Snd ArnertS ns ~ ST. classes. An i'm
1DeG>e procession q above &lQoQ friends FOL
lowed the oo2a u The touah. Al the same
hour thAt fAlS noble tsrcok wAS buried smother
funeral moved toward ScutSri. namely. that
= the Princess Eelneh hsnufn. d2uEhter u
TIE lSte MchSuasE All. Of ksypr, su0 % n ltloW
hlsml PachS. She was 3 great hene.acfor 70
the lGrSlsh Esear. especially the SNlgeS- one
f1lrC ~ hcr enormous wealth she leaves 10
benevolent societies. the rest GOeS 10 her
brother, Prince HSlluo. 4 b-eQuSSt which may
yeI nave important political results IN hSypI.
Is contrast in the line q Presidents Ar
thur = perfect He Is the first and probably
the last q has kind. Yen can turn from JEFF
terson IN his long, worsied stockings and gray
EomtSpun Suls, receiving Ar. Merry. the
British Minister. % Arthur IN the latest per
San21caGiOn q the fashion psate. Su3 muse on
TIE superior evolution IN Presidents. Ivy hen
- m4-AAAcSAt lAA0lS> aAMnLnS Gus 81
W Alte : SAYS Ihacker2y. ''or c2racolIng IN
TIE park On shining chargers. like 70 think
thSs krummell was the gre2EesE u them 2ll,
snd that Brummell's father was the foot
ISD." 80 when you Rad OF the 0an0ifeo
SplcUoor. the extra hath tubs dressing rooms
Snd the superfiultles Of the Arthurian episode
you. too like 20 think that the hnlcSl OelnE
requiring - much elegance. was never The
choice Of the country. never could beE that the
people with gooo-uarure1 toroearance Walf
Tor his exit from scene where he has been
chiefly conspicuous BY his sumptCous dress
in :. sud where. TOO. like the revival o. an old
Seq renee in former stSEe Arrangements after
s tragedy came the farce-or the ATShuri2n
Administrations
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13
The CATTLE TRAFFIC.
I=Es1ss Shipments over Ehs Gould
system and the Santa Fe Read

Izze1ss Shipments over the Gould
system and the santa Re Road.
T1s zz1-s e cz.-ls beng s1iuue5
cvE- ~ rzz-uz5s czz-a1zs II Fo-.
W1-lz- say= ia FCTz WCrth Tex
E-Es, = Vz-T are u--tl5lT larzzr
tan ever 1eE--s- II to- F8-1s 1si3w ~
LZ51- 1zE-1 21s--s a. ears g cE1zlz are
--l-55s.1 Al -sl1a-1=1 f1- s1i--sz- each
1ET. L-zse cz1-ls az E1S1F 1ezZE
sz--ez E-CZ - S---2e-z ard S1-s--
wsS-z-z Esrz g IL SAFE - WieLI11
F1lS- t-CZ wEz1 paint EL=T VII -
1-zFsz Nh LE-s- II 11s $3.50.
D--l-E - Eexl Ei-7-T days t-s Erz1s-
rs1r-z-ls- q e4-zl= 1s-wz,zz .1=se E.1zz1s
III - sZ--Z-s. Z : calculated -EE1
$500 z@21 VII b sziursd ever EAz
= -ss1Z-i Paste All Sz1za r 2cGzs-
Al These czl-ls Ell Il passed Earc-Ez
I-s ez--lz TE--s Z rs CIR. EAie1 hare
rscs--zF lzsZ enlarged an E--s1 VI u-1II
KY are s-s-zL . GlE Fz-gls n - S1zsz-
El1-E-1 hEE<. - Ers11 cE--l= king q
S-aezs cE-zET- WlA rrc1G1lT S1iu a.
-1rF - - 40 -sz1 c-rl-g IL Csx- shree
--7r--= 7T-- zr==2 --az=
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BRIGHT BITS.

''SCNNEE Bcariers Taken in Is the unwit
tingly truthful advertisement Of s New York
14rmer.-t-rl, Aic.
\ WEST PoISr dude wanted cannon
placed on s hiEh hill - is could Dc sal1 that
The hill had bang on It's brow 1eRters
StlssSogE.
FE0N sn agricultural exchange we learn
new kind Of potato Is called the -keifer.
II = probably sulsL potato. and one thai Is
very much Subject 70 The rOs.-E-caasEgs.
II Armenia girls are married when e years
CID. In TINS country ~ tha1 a--e they are too
auSy buying candy and making faces az the
boys % tank q malrimony.-3 lort Fes~-
Tbs goose Is called fool bird. snd when
you talk science - her she :; bur she never
lavs more eZSs than size can cover. AMI never
bites on more grass than she can chew
Pix.
4 XkSUF ACTUREB Of white wine vinegar
chan ihe old-fSshioned cider CONGESTION th2t
be hss adopted the slEn q "Who VIII care fer
mother now --Bostsa C1z~ier.
ANGELICA II 8 lecture How rude Of that
couple 70 70 out. Alsernon-" Algernon
Si2nclnS toward the DOOR wiki sigh Lhs1
i-Dl15s he thinks the lecture bore: ~ les.
1ui hoE happy they are now '-A..rusr's
E1z-~-
y TELL you what. Robinson, I think that
should Ike 90 live IN Ireland ''GreAf SeOgt.''
-'0h-'- = she gloomy re5oluGer. Its the only
Place know q th4t isn'I governed by the
Irlsh. LIZ.
NOTHING Ike stelo -r2ph y h2S been invented
lor taxing statesman down. When tce
speaker cln--5-1ictS himself the short hand
reporter shows him up. That Is WHY careful
liars revise their speeches before tlev 20 %
E1s prlnter.-NEas o~is.sss Psosgzze-
TIE reason farm hands are sczroe can be
soao1niei for n the facE thar nan can't get
s moments reSs On the b2rosl-Wlre fence now
IN Use. The old rall fence offered some IN
1uceUelt 70 3 man 70 eCgaEe o. s farm. bug
sl-s o4reed VIE business 1ol't give S Us1
any show 81 1l.-FscE's So.
\ ECGE DAEEET s few wears sgo wandered
from one p-sc5 - another through thiS Stzts
2l1 New Hampshire He was known a.
Bones and rs month v.ss the largest ever
saw. on one occasion. being rallied cl the
SIZE O.. L. he s2il- ~Wb y. boss. dzr's De
ha11itSt uouf II se World. / 20 % hotel an
cev PM me way up in Top q De house 70
s-rep. ] ECt ID mex Ilorulu.. don't Ind 10 va
Ter 70 VASE ny face In. 4l' whzt -oln' 70 dos
WY les crel l1t Dolf. 2l' 6ere amt 70
1acs .eft 20 VAS. Cos. 1ol's you see. when De
----1 = wide open de tzce an 81 Eo-es-
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AIARSHaLIfs STATUE.
some Points in the History OF the
GreAt Chief Justfce.

Great Chief Justice
! Washington correspondent thus
speaks of Jhe statue q Marshall Which
WAS unveiled al Washington on Satur-
day:
The statu-M2rshal seated in q hand
ScmeC1alr IN bronze. OF 8 white marble
PEDESTAL. scuiurura1 n alle-OricSl figures
emhleEatic q his woEk-St2ndS Sc the
fooc q The back staircase AZ the rear q
west side q the capitol.
MARSHALL sits il this sSillful representa-
ton. into which the gifted story has
poured AL rs energies. Just a he s2t
when Ee presided over the supreme
Court q The United States, TIE Portrait
Is q perfect one The great iuriSt seems
shout &c utter ore Of sh0Se decisions which
nodded our jlrisp prudence into 3 Ulo1u-
DenI 90 his 21ility ard elsrgy ald force
q character more lasting than Story's
bronze he f2css tha Ereat West Inc
attitude : 5 graceful one. T1e whole
eject = very pleasing.
MOs- Washing T0li2ls know that Mar
shall Hall. q picnic resort IEtesn miles
down E-e Potomac o. Ire MARYLAND side
ruSt opposite Mount Vernon. where
WzshirE1l1's 6uss lies. was 0lee The
home Il 3 s-urtiv Old LAWYER named Mar
sail. whose body Vas s2riei n his pri-
Ta-e -rZFeT2-I On rlE farm soma q
then know mat BE vas Ere3- nan IN
his d2v. and that h hall s0-s place II
TIE government, bur whether = was IN
t1a Cabinet. o- IN tAe Congress- o. On The
Bs-c1 E1ey would b pgELls1 % say. u
course. r1e members q the Ql1ssc Iuhs1i-
T4nt Association reEsmasr Marshall.
TheE say h was 3 s--o1s. active
blunt hearty l2wver. cArelsss q
his dress but careful q his Gu
vsrsa-Iou- resembling IN SoUs respects
David Il. CSrs-s-. q O1iO. wbo has been
buried f1r r7TsntT-1Ve yeGFs IN r1e 81
irene Court q H. District q Columbia
and w1o Is u0w about 81 retire as an ex-
Chief justice O. tie District, instead q
being. \ ls might have been had Ae -
NAMED II public Ite- : United STATES
Senator n Z Cabinet Minister. EVER e-s
s1=aks O Marshall II tie highest terms.
HIS private LIE seems to have been a. *
s=p-zrE 2s his public life Was admirable
IT, Fzils-5elre118 Bar Association did vel
@ pus lis So 80 with the S21..' ecn-
sri51te1 by Congress flV tAs purpose a
bringing tlis mans ms-G-E down 80 tzs
-l-E-sEr ere.
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-EzzEa-- szlZ 4 fair girl Tzs uers-u
z.s1-sssss3 y A. Z ccl1. hard -Ez wil1 iruz-
E-ET -1E All cslExsevew Wziszars- and
E-zE rEE- s-s-l lax II - ere w1ieA
--uZ-1s Zz1 % p eLSsw1ars 90 borrow
5 64r. He WzS S--E II Is CEee
rs1111E 8 Mining T1ger. Wen Eirl
w-z1 = ~ - rEpEz1- l1oEz- ~ IN
-sl1-l-ss q TIE -ic2s o -r-zEu MARKET Dis
Uz-e.ss. -Ez1hz-. Gs-zl1 Is zsksd II
% -z--T HI z11 I have Gces-zss1 hin =
i z1z-s iCu1s Ia Yes fAshar- ard I
-EG-E-s T-7-l3 tai ~ - Il Would 10.
S-rz-5ss T-- W-s1 he asked T-Z 11r ne
--Ts3--r w1-rT v1I-SsI Ezrl- Dear W1rrT
T1-rszT ! wlLl U.11 u E4-f IS --ez SIR
--zss-i - Es-zl1 VII 921 II reEs,cziVzzT
lErsW - rlE19 ls- up ever Is III knee.
z1z rzz - k811 e1rs<-lly z-uuz.i IL lie
81
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How the Game Wa. PLAYED.


How s1e r-oSss = Grant K " G-l we-s a.
.c1.-v realised mar 1e Guessed b. : 4-s-1- 81
saa cl-v's Ssu.Hs5t scc1--s II Tx Marine Bs-k-
TIE civ Vas lsSu--E 8 rSr csZ1- rsve--s
cs-.s. a. t--z-s K n z-,1 E5re ---1--z GS-er
u---Es ~ them -Gz- z-V body e-Ss U---- -2T-
k>1 MAS s -1-IC5- In --e --9. 81 w1s -
Prs 15-s = TIE Mar Bank. z-- 11- Ma
r--c BzrS vas c1e - -es c51y's Depository
lz-SS. TIE alafas --s~-zft sl- t1e re8-zz8-
-lo- - p-o11s In 1l1y contracts w4s ev-1s-5-T
- 1CT Szv S--C--lt = Sly o111S ~ -
-1I-. ard l4Ee -1e L1lsy deposited u ne
Marine Rz-k 1Ee- Ese ->e S2-e E--5T %
-1v z-1-1er S--I-.tl wo-1-- a-1 have E1e
u-1-er zEzzD l5Us-s s5s1. al - "a. SSzE o
sea-zs--E 1Es 1.1--s -sL-W---s- 81
11z = t-rS-lUE 2-l lezT--E - EssE-s- rs
Vas c1-v r-s 1-z-e- - tie cc-u-lc8-s,- ~
c15-e wk1e1 wzs IN q IA scrs-gEA q GsE-
t-----rs -a--=
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

There appears % b = good deal Of talk
about Speaker Carlisle s. : Presidential
candidate. L Is suggested that D0--
sheimer. Of New York. would be a strong
u.au Tor the second place On the ticket
Ii Is thought that IL would helpthe ticket
in New York. Carlisle and Dorsheimer
would make . Ticket that would satisfy
the tariff ref0rners.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

Al rA-ss q IL >.=a-s-s e-1z-ls--S sEs
Grss-v rslsf sxEeGl-z are u1- vel
-z5s- Nay. sd -s1--s Ezzy days III =
II Bl=-'s Bay 7. : expected ssL- -
-1v Cd several weeks 81 Ggl1svsz WI =
1sssssz-y q 2eeC-E- G ~ tce = -
N---hz-z waters E1- kzvlzg 70 ~
CEsGv 1-Cksz NJ Re early aEEsLzz,s
g 5ezas-gS u - NJ A--2z-le- 1-T-
sTsr- ny E5ae11s an ZEZs-zlT s1rlT
ls1EE ea-z-ee & Wzz1sr a IL N1r-L
al ~ 7sz=F E1-sE nay = AZ g szrsr
>Zi-As SD a CEce- II E AZrElF pee
49, AewsFzr- zhAs Il VII le a1ls . rs1e1
Li--lss11 Islzl1- W1=-s II = sxrsc-ss1
GrsslT vi =. ts1zi- esfsrs Azg-se-
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EEess q Mad OveE lAstsr.

Ny. szTi-gs- 11- AsZvE-'S szke t--ru
zA1z a.5GzaI deg 1ZE e E1s r-o-- I czzrs
sad hI- war. NJ. sake w1st
have TC- LEZEsE HIM Dat T1u lTxs
dos e Il Ikz 11-s vel ezcEEn. hur
-ss1-zzlzsi DIS Szrl1ZzLT amor NJ Tg-
So rEev have q 5sExF Es9zl1E- 4 pcssr A.
sEZE- a : Va Ply E&Z- and II syZ-
-eE-a1W I --7z--szr~
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ratal Touch or The NJ Mechanic.

VEG 20 ~ 49,
II /. we've nor very Ser-o1s. s1e Elsp2.ch
printed ves-S-tar from tAa Cl-eS-y -s--ss
steamer T1s1ls would Be lAu-12lle- A1.rr a
le r1u-A everlasting l1 I1e BrcaklT- ZzvT
vl-1. ID = ra,.a-,is,l rlz1 --Ge- u-zc1L-sTy WsS
1-Sa-rz- 81 for one EsT during TIE p2sSsEe
O. 50 Johns T1s7e Is apparently s2--s-1--E
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nnun Mn ~ Taxes.

80 -7-F-eT-a7 ~. --7s"'----
TIE he4vv 1urie-s u taxation. ding The
Tt .ss--r IS cver13wirE. must san BE borne
TIE calls Ill1E n 90 = % ccZsl1u5 TIE 2SIi--
rlou. % expose N every 1C2r-sr q re com
--r lle lnl1ulrv o lhs coalition sEI - 49,
tAzr g1e people are educated n 1s-2211 ~
FORM in 3 wy which makes g refusal L-1p'ls-
sla.s Down win w1r tSXeS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

of --e Republican papers in New York
ever tu rtg ar. quite sure that Blaine
can el-rr thc STATE. while "a lsr-e number
saw le tluI uo more csrry New York
taar ta ccl.l tae Soudan It viii pro1a-
bIy tlke uer, soap than the Republican
Camps -a Committee can raise this year
g. -ar-y N.0 York Ter any Republican
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

TEz-z = II article Wh5zh 50 FiE1LT d.
se-vsz zEs entire e1E1s1@-ce q EEs e1--
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zzl1 Br1ze1izL Uzss4ses. Ccuxns and
Cclzs- s11E-d III sE=Z- Prles = eszEs-
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CURRENT COMMENT.
Don't Represent National Sentiment.
E-.--.- -. -

Is should -os he FORGOTTEN Tbs. nearly
shI-r5 81 -1s -ec-ezu1 DeEocr1-s VIA voted
against the Mor-ls1- bill are P5clSy lvs-lz-s.
zu1 therefore h.ie-bouE3 prCtec-l1ulSts-
T-eF do -1- represent -1e sentiment q the
49, Ll.---..-r..E.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

We s- ee-. GS--'s ac--S. - U.s.
nsser a>ea~eE .t s-za-l-g tas I'-cs55e-.ey.
het S --elt -5epsriszs r1re- rr 51
C1ca-c -skss -sisE-s az Alz- ~E.w
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Gere> s. -s-ser',r SAVING Ass RS
--a saa-r azi rsE-s CD h.s cls-
e - es s. res en- q - c=-Z q
as aE-E re- -1eC-11oI - mad
res-. CO. Cd c-- l-cacszt E.szS--s 5- t1s
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

HASH U.- S. N4- y wrote -o is paper,
g. T.er --s- t---a was 3 strong
r--a.-l- r4--s be- Georgia. II i very
el-1- --a- Nasty dt nct ~ sober
l-c--l Whale ID Georgia q distinguish
srerrl f--u noise The corQorals
ElarL e -----l---a-sis n Georgia Is cer-
tll--r Fe-r noisy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

ne - --- lady passengers on The
w- ue-s cry Il Columbus and
~-a E.--l4 IS ra-ls- 6l>c1uraEln- 70
a. .--.- -i-l- w11 have day
tns- .r- >liIw-ecS-,j ana rs
married Is -al-au- yCuuE men.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

C1l9EE,s La iii Bsss T015e Is GG-Ir1-
hlF adapted t5E f9-Alss IN delicate zz2ltE-
L.z1zz-E- - 1E1EF- @ druggists
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

MOSET To LOAN .-I5f--rsl - 49,
" on Diamonds, God and SILVER Was~Ses
yySNt-rg, Pistols, Guns, sewing AE1ehfres
y caring Apparel. AechanIcss T0o5s (1rel-s
&c. ETC, st Licensed Pawuhrokar Rn-7ze ~
congress street. Z. MUHLBERG. ssrsze~
- =. 6--hlEhest prices paid for old Cod an
NJ ONE1 TO LOAN.-A place where vo-
" can obtain q loan on personal rrorss-tv
T A5taes wishing 70 sell Diamonds and Jewelrv
az tAose wishing 70 buy such srticies shouI1
cal On ne. Cash paid for Old Cod S57ver 49,
mutllsted con. Once private: bushes 80
1qentlal. CLEMENT -SAUssT, Broker. Is
Whitaker street -
d u. RIEVFS-
IL Eesa Estate AID Collecting Acct.
70 Bay street, Savannah Ga.
Personal attention % renting rarairs e.,7i.
tons. =
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

Gems Szlp1Gr sap hsa-zlSss tie
skin.
H1Fs Hair and Washer Dys. BACK q
hruWu- ST.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

Bad c-1g1s eure6 aE-HGls's HoneF q
EGrE.1Z-i AMI Tar.
Plksss TsszhzeAs Druqs cure II one
@-E
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

W A IkD.-IWO gentlemen can get hosrf
- era i0fiEluz- and zl=o table hozrliers q
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2uanfrn-

W AS1ED To RENT By June = q small
w house: rent paid is adTanea ara vr5I75--
y tease sane Address II. C. L. News
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BLOODSTONE
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THUNDER BOLT

THIS hl-GaF-aEefl ant vel kr1Wr StzEIsaE
Il 4 -zklzg the se8soz A. z1oTe. Esr ssrzs
1wr2E 10 N J. DOYLE
Marks SE1zrg.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

ROY WANTED--wantea. smart eolors8
boy. Apply a. IA Bryan street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

TO RENT. q seven-rOom house. in g0.oi or
Il der. bath tub and water closet II house.
possession given 81 once Apply 10 LOUIS
FOGEL- No - Drayton s1ree5-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-13

" ANIED, uurses- white male an female.
" sc Savannah Hospital
WANTED, g5ol livers aud zsezsurs -
~ lies T. Use Lrb2na Vine Cer1usur-s
Snamp Enes-l5ol1 seal, Extra Dr. 49,
Special Dry. They surpzss in ouaI5.r r-s1T
imported brands. with TIE additional r.zrzt -
being made from grapes. FOR inforuatir1.
apply 70 HENRY SOLOMON s SOG 49,,
sale Agents. savannah. Ga.
WANTED, competent nan = take ar-e
~ q machinery, etc. II planning min. A.
dress ! .. this Office
WANTED : white Female Cox. one uh3
" can come well reeOmm ended. - Cor
cordia Park.