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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14
Declaration of Sole
 TraCershin.

" NOW ALL MEN hy these presents n that l. Nancy A Power. of the County of Maricopa @nd T rrifory of 4 ri- zOna, and wife of Felix Power. being de- si-Ous to avail my self of the benefit of fhe laws of saii Territory, au horizing mar ed w men to become O traGers, do hereby declare that I intend te carry on bushes ss in my own name and on my own acct unt. Such bu-iness to be carried on principally in sai Maricopa county and 10 be that of practicing medicine. surgery and ob -teirics; buying and selling drugs and medicine; buying, sellin and dealing in real estare; and procuring and and dealing in pat nts and pa ented ma chineTy and articles And I further re- clare hat the m 'ney inves sted in aid bus mess is less than i've thousand dollars.
 NANCY A. OVER. ArizOna Ad ;oOaa TerTi,GTy e dn,y ss.
 l, Charles A. Tweed, Notary Public in and for the county of M"ricnpa in the Ter riory of Arizona. hereby certify that Nancy 4. Power, wh has executed the for-e oing declaration, is pers na ly known to me, and tuat said clara ion was ny her made, and executed before me this & h da otFe iruarv. A. D. SSf.
 In wi ness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year in this ce tifica wri ten.
 CHARLES A. TWEED.
 Notary Public.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14

F. move ii Tucso, 10 have Judge
 kardcr Campbell appointed 10
 pace made vacant l'y the deaih 5uage sbeldcn is to the point know of no better man for the |acs, and arc sorry to know that r. Campbell positively refuses to cctpt the place.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14

Whole Tickets. $2: Ha fTickrts $I 27 Tickets $50; 55 Tickets &IO0
 Remit money, Ptstsl Noie or Bank Draft in Letter. or send by Express. ORDERS of S5 and upward by Express. can be sent at our expense Address all orders to J.J. DOUGLAS.
 Covington, Ky.
 et-tu -th4w.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14
February If, Is<s-

A wants a reciprocity treaty e United Sta.es in the matter iron and lumber, aid DOT bf the Uuiicd States syapa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14
sEAVIs LED UP TO THE
 TROUGH.
Suit BeEun to qate. Title

The Reavis claim bids fair to rtacA test of iis v'lidity q; no dis iant day, and III manner that may ss once bring be matter 10 a forus in ihe Surveyor Generals oace, and show up the substance of the claim which the Red Baron" Supposes he has upon thls portion of the Terri, tory.
 Attorney General Clark Churchill oNns q fine property near town, and for some time has been cndeavoIing to obtain concert If action among the bar of this place on sone defI- aite policy to be pursued In clearing np the incubus of the claimed grant. It seems, however, that there is some difference of opinion among them as to the policy to bc pursued, and tue Attorney General has cons eluded to push the matter on his own aecount, and 10 that end filed yesterday evening. with the Clerk Of the Court the following
 COMPLAINT:
 In the Distri~t Court of the Second Judicial District of lhe Territory If Arizona. in and for the County Of Marlcopa.
 Clark Churchill, Plaintiff, James Addison Reavis, Dcft. Now comes rLe above named plaintiff and complains of the above named defendant, aud Ter cause of action alleges and slows 10 Inc hpurt.
 AIhat he said plaintiff above
 s'w- is, and for long i.mc
 pas been, the owner. in ,he
 of and enl led to lile
 kf that certain tra.l,
 parcel of land and ical
 llaie, lying ard being iu
 of MarIcopa, Jerri.o '
 ns.s nd pasasnuzs.ssIx. de
 i:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14

The Pr. scott parers ai nounce an immense land slide on the Wicken- burg road between Prescott and that place winch will render the roads impossible t. teams for some time.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14

W71oR-o@7. e-a5 E=--z.st=--
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14

The contract for erecting out houses, digging well and making well house, putting in judges desk, clerks desk. talUsirade, etc, was awarded to c. Avery.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05
Modest Maidens,

There 10 an old and very sweet word
which has now gone out of fashion, and
that is modesty. We hear of some girls
being steady and respectable, and some
girls being '.doubtfai," I" or "giddy," or
trough" We speak of "girls of the pe.
fiod" and "fast young ladies'" but We
seldom hear of. q, young girl beinE amod-
est" or "maidenIy." Ny dear eifis, old
sfasbtops are sometimes better than news
We would not have you dull, or sad. or
doTncast, looking IS If you were afraid
20 speak or noyeI That 10 not modesty.
we would have You Gesa lnd joyous,
Eana Annocsntly gay;. but.stilf We would
have you gentle in your ways, and digni.
Ged--yes, digniHed Ia your behavior.
y69 9haS6 efeh OF you Jewel 70 guard.
No precious TO you and FAR more precious
than the richest gem could be. I mean
.HEnilrs q ssisspes yonr .chasacta5ssyour honor.
Depend npSa IL, Kfflszhowever young,
however ue4ls or 6nprStected she may
be, can make hefself respected, ie che res
apects he;sslf. remembering that, no L
christian rnaidsn, pledges Is fight against
all Ithat iaesil and serve God, who loses
and blesses the apRre In heart .5,g 81 !.
Gusrd your efeY apll your ears, then,
IpfaS son, ffoni tie eShnd Of evil % fnr
As you can. Never try TO know about
wrong things That ydu heed lnota know
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Honey.

Thousands and tens of Thousands OF
children are dying all around US; who
die because their ever.developing nature
demand sweetness, crave and eagerly
dsmolish the aduiferated "caudies' and
"sT!ays' of modern tines. II these could
be- fed on honey instead they would
develop and grow up into healthy men
and women.
Children would rather eat bread and
honey than bread and butter. One
pound Of honey will reach as far as two
pounds or butter, and has, besides, the
advantage Of being far more healthy and
pleasant tasted, and always remains good,
while tbutter soon becomes rancid and
often produces cramp in the stomach,
quotations. soprness, vomiting and di.
arrhna. Pure honey should always be
freely, fn used in every family.
Honey eaten ppen wheat bread is very
6enehcial to health. The use of honey
insiead os sugar in almost every kind
ef cuoking is as pleasant for the palate as
It Is healthy for the stomach. In pre-.
pairing blackberry, raspberry or straw.
hs:Ey, sha:ts=aEs y !s Infinitely superior.
1t 10 coplmon ezpressinp shat honey
Is q luxury, having nothing to do with
tue hIe'glSing principle This is an.
erroF--honey 10 food in~ one OF its-most
concentrated forms. True, 1t does not
add so much to the growth of muecles as
does beefsteak, but It does impart other
properties no less necessary to heal.h and
vigorous physical and intellectual action.
1t gives warmth to the .syssem, arduses
ssET:S:s c:e:SsSS end gi.ea gisor 70 e.! he
shai }anctions. To the laborer it gives
etrsngth-sto the business man mental
force. Its effects are not like ordinary
stimulants, such asspiIits, etc, but pro-
duee healthy action, the result Of which
Is pleasing and permanent-a sweet dis.
position and bright intellect.
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Coz. Hsgood, speaking OF bis e1s

: Coz. Hsgood, speaking Of bis e1.
perience in raising grass and cattle on his
farm on the Saluda River, thinks that
Bermuda Grass combined with Red clio.
yer is the best for hay, making from two
TO two and one half tons OF merchauta.
Bile hay TO The acre. He hiss been very
successful 10 iha, IS veil rs raising fine
cattle and sheep.
= Madam, .ou have DESTROYED S.
worth of merchandise" angriIy remark
ed dude to lady. IS she seated herself
in chair in which he had deposited q
new Derby ha,. Serves you right she
replied, slowly rising from .hr ruin
"you had no business - buy = hat for
I-cent head"
eff you would fire.. ze, = aid George,
smuggling up 2 li;tle closer, you would
make delicious ice crcar." "If you
were To f.ccze," responded Amelia, wi'h
severity, after catching whiif of his
breath, you would MAKE rum punch. !"
= a little DO. discovered not long ago
AAs two Of his teeth were lose. lin
going to look ou. now" said be, "And no,
swallow those. don't want these cane
old teeth coming up again
- An old Edgede!d farmer wrote TO
an editor asking how to get rid Of moles,
ard received the reply, Plough them
out" He answered back, Cant do i,-
it's on my gals nose"
: The wife who ST.. up until :. r. m.
f'r her frolicsome husband 70 come home
IS waiting for the fast male.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05
THE HARD-WoRKING MAN.

He hadoig and for good many years he had been
working hard any ought TO work
had splendid constitution and that he could stand
He forgot passes Of the much
greater youth, while the repair OF it is less.
He weak debaed and deSondent He regarded
dread and said he had worked himself unimely
t2G
he taken the cemetery all Instead Of that good
friend brought him Browns Iron Bters.
began pick strength That what he wanted Browns
enriched his falling blood and put life into him. 1t toned
digestive his food began noush him and do him
goc, heartily recommend Browns Iron Bhters.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05

| about. Never listen TO bad talk Serer
read book that you would be ashamed
to read out openly. Never allow your.
| self in actions .ha. you would not wish
| those whom you respect 20 know Of.
Never enter bad places OF amusement
Remember God sees e.eryih:ng and
knoTs eTcything, Remena Der, ,'-o, tina:
what is good and true always comes TO
light.
Dear girls who read this, thiEk Of these
things, and may God in his yrca: mercy
enable you 20 walk in white" amid tie
black temptations OF the world. ,ha: 20
you may YAK in white" wi:ti him above
in the heavcu.y couu.ry where in shall
be no more Ti> {q,'rnctur.
Tie man VITO will regularly read a
borrowed raper, in ORDER = save tie
expense Of subscription % l., r.ay ba
very esiimable citizen, hu. ne should
vote against his handling the collection
plate In the church 10 which 9e belong.
A young lady OF Syracuse, y. y,
while skating, ran into youog man and
bis teeth scratched her uoee. She !. nos
suffering frrm blood poisoning. This
should teach young men "ho 20 skating
10 drink less poisnuou, brand OF whis.
key.
4 mother reminded her little boy,
who Was complaining at the mosquitoes,
tha. doubtless they had been III ade for
some useful end. YES" replied the
boy, so'rowfully, "bu. don't Ike the
end"
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BLECKLEY,
BROWN &
Garry the Largest Stock Of Goods in Anderson

BaTHNdi them in LARGE obtaining
t!Al- PRICE an! al They always
CASH DOWN f.! their Goods discounts
heHe statements are FACTS ani of their Goods am
fres VIII convince tha, CHEAP
man any body AMI all
ana legitimate petition
sani itet Of foo" oo
they ln
They will flrnih tie Ei~!nor
ana rlls in G'anti@
'at SPOOL Cotton Hazard Wanio Fertilizer.
iHIa'e and German Stu!ebake!
SMITHS New Patented orIy
mas II hnsers ali the o
the staTlers
They have lot Of Dow Law plan,e son hndfo-
their StoreI Ipoka ut
efore
THEY NEED MONEY ALL toe vonah large
business and desire oong
that patience must nd
or give them good ing gGoodsS
Fertilizers
derstani that they Lave
tell you this before buying
BROWN & FRETWEL 4
arch2
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Statement Of Mr. Benz. n, H...,,I

Early in November, 1881, while ,sv,,.
machine my wife was taken with = ss.ns
her side. which az soon followed h. Lefe nj
from asF lungs aud severe cough ~ ITsSoih; Tss1h
tneneed, she could neither cat Or ,,.efa sefa q
l.T week. she was reduced 10 ,irS I'D
one OF her iutss was entirely 20 ie' sia ne tsSd
reiaiH the most delicate nourishne,,s sns ga
ach. then agreed with DR.. SulIi,.e.a "a ta g
physician, 10 call DR.. HOLLOWAY IN -, U! !hs
Ihey "ade hnal examina. Ion Of tbs ra.;.a
pronou need The case hopeless. Dr. T.klazi; klazi
suggested the Brewers Luuy Re,.o,A9s g
resort. sent for a bottle ant. saTs 5st 5sst u
found That she could retain It on her s,os..S e;
after about The third dose, began to po.i,:
improvement in her condition ,s s.tse lglsce
medicine regularly, and By the ti,,s .Iseass'
two bottles. she vas able 10 walk aboss ,fa fSies
she IS nov In better health :han - As y
for several years. l believe the T,s: SO
saved her life. We have family Of ,Ig IN N,
some of them grown" ." eaass
Mr.. Hearndon's Postofice (, Yatow,,r.
County. Ga. lie is thoroughly reIi,Ss
every particular. shut
Lung RestoIer for sale by white n,
Druggists, Anderson, S. C. ot4
March Is. lSsi-35-eow
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05

When Istemna Ward Z slapped at
the Salt Lake fIorss ~ mas d teaperqhcs
there stronger ibsD Suster, bat that was
l real strsngiby
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8 + B / No

" "a ANN
Is the season in which bad or. NJ,
blood is most apt to show itself E,tr.s
this juncture, needs something fo -:
in throwing off the impurities vb;cS q
collected BY the sluggish circulsti,,
blood during the cold winter M
Swifts Specific is natures great bejn,l
II is purely vegetable Alternative an5 NJ
Rev. l.. B. Paine. Macon, Ga ~
I'VE have been using Swift's SpecissFl
orphans home as remedy for blooj =
plants, and as g general health ton.
haye had remarkable results from n
on the children and employees of th.t
tuition. II is such an excellent ton:lI
keeps the blood SO pure, that the syrTI
less Liable to disease. It has cured so-is
our children Of Scrofula.'
w. II. Gilbert. druggist, Albanv. 4
writes: I'VE are selling large auaniis;I
Swilts Specific for Spring alteraiT1 7
general health tonic, and with this M
suits. 1t is now largely used as rrr.s
tive and cure for Malaria. There ars
remarkable evidences Of its merit i,
section" -
The GREAT DRuG House OF CHInvF
We do not hesitate to say that for AZ
past we have sold more of Swifts 81,
Is. 5. s.. than all other Blood PG5
combined, and with most astonishi,IS
suits. One gentleman who used n
dozen bottles says it did him more +,
than treatment. which cost him a.
Another who has used it for o Scroll
affection reports permanent cure isss
use. VAN SHACK, STEVENSON q g
One gentleman who had been conf,s
his bed six weeks with Mercuri1l RE-
..siH hes been cured entirely, ard So So
the highest prnise Of 8. s. s.. ,Rh
CH1LEs & BERRY, Chattanooga, Ia
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DIR. John Pearson's stat.r..-,

In the springof 1852 vas s.t.ets, -.
fsIl d cTIsn Ssen Th,sn sa, continued 70 grow Ss
about. ! tried a great many kiass Nad N II
put continued TO grow worse. / M, e Eeg
had consumption and would nrobss'se 'isA .
HOLLOWAY finally told me TO TT, BtsEslJ aia
siHif snd nssy sedt iSs + %ets = Store
Ing two or .hree doses, began 10 iry. Anas
the time had used up one bottle I ga8 gp.O's n
on my ieet again. l am nov in eresJ,..ta n.t
! am confident thst The Lung Resto,ers q
II i'f is iRe Ihe ,y, my IsshSors are Of the sse
ION. Dr: IL. Promised me thai bs yasim ~ NJ
,he man ntaGturers aud tell them of tSs va
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Windstorms ! TorRadoes Cyclones

IN addition 10 Fire Insurance, / am now
Il prepared to write Policies insuring
your property against WiSnsToRMs, Tog-
NApoES and CYCLONES at low rates and in
frs. class Companies. Call and see me.
J. III. VoH HASSELN.
March 20. 1884 SO Iy
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Out Of The Jaws Of mi

The gentleman who outline. NJ,
man considerably advanced In liz sa,sg /
i2r his sterling integrity. His Pos,n.1ssa ~ Y q
vile, Epson County, Ga. The folio-sis BID
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05

NJ VS. If'It5g ~ .lr ,fJui r.,
Is, 81 ,MessSs2 Orr Il Sloan: have
SSisSaa s9s 9 ,AS uiaxRsS Va sshsS 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05

Sn- II everybody knew how to keep
horse or mule slick and fat what o power
Of Orr Sloan's Premium Horse and Cat
tie Powders would be used.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-06-05

81 Bes. Horse & Cattle Powder: at
Orr & Sloau's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
mn IlA an mn nn.

the nisulio ofi,mphirt, al,insl tuuu, i'h.it De.
1rr,uil .lil .o,r with uu. htlri t. lha r.,' 10
advert. hhu ui to arrlto l" ulm ui houses "1'" h'
lrrtuu, lho loctuul gets thr nuioi"h ho N"'r "'
hr autuoIs ot thc pamphlets $3.50 lh'It h"m'' T" l''
aud 40 every bod, is nhW9.
III. only when the American goes ont 'ora .l,.' r'-
rur-Ion that h iorgct- hiorl aud h,'ou'r 400 IT, 3D. a.
Is funny how quick the rlnsr "cnt' u ,iN OBJ 'I-Il
l,,.lW ana ,ourry thcy WON'T gniIlc them Loo th' ,,
clu,lon OF me Other ,ur' hun!t'I l'"P' t ','
% "'I won'l,,t smoke IN he lI,cu,r oi % hoy call
Ing on his wife AT homc aut hc ., ono for ln rl B.
ton AMI his selfish fcc.'pf4 are uppcrm''l '''it'
/ Free Press
Chinese tclesrlphc message, are scu 90 h-Hr' 90 Do
word being represented 10y certain number ana th, t
| cc>ine operator translate, the figures nio words.
The husband or the Indy Who arrived a. -tnto-, y
Last week he faicd and offered tHt''n cent, %" 'a'
dollar Tie sixty tonr 'u'ceut costume "' "i '' 10
/ however -, Detroit Free lrt,-
\ number OF city bred hunter, chased 20 bact c'i
seven miles IN Michigan the other day, nnd'r i' 10
preston that 1t was fierce black bear The farmer WHO
Owned tine caf ma lc lurd rcmlks about donkey >
aud he didn't refer to tie cllt c.'hcr
In the Est the ar.us of rnsl,h mann', h}' n
,n,r II I'm, nome OF the rrlo-e OF thc British ca,4
upon which it Is patterned and Jew Ifs VITA - " y
mnnac,. for the duIc IN politics and society, qua. i''
,uflerhbe Nuisance who's never 50 mpt 70, ".r, en-
/ dom. san Francisco Chronicle.
The pcooc Of Minnesota compian.ns of tlo intro
ducton or pnincr immi-rlns into the state " ln ius
Eastern states" ,ays Itc 81 Pnd D'sPo'c' there "'
mcn employed by the state agents whose duty 10 Is 70
,,,, u,r. MIC miner states aud t0crc leave them '
mte and ON the hands of the county wherein they "}
| chance 10 bc dropped"
| re,chn. the young idea: What i-a rector DE-
! Eulo Pastor of an Ip.-'ortlllu m,r'h. ."t,., ~
! uli,d Holo's faith D. AMI what isl pastor. i 'i
/ nf , Protestant church q" Aud what. il'n is ID '
lie /. a Cniuoir parson." Aud l'No i'r' ii,i .,
irtinirinr,, care ulN 60 uN the ucN thr ''N
/ iu h- mind. Bob Buldc'tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
-, y, ,,vr avn THE HEBREW&

Nh HItINH AM fHE bHp"H'
We publish this morning the c'srn'lnl DOT
tions of n dispatch written 10y VIZ. blnin' wh'n
Secretary of state. in 1881, to the Hon james
Russell Lowell II h ono of those u'Hpht'n''
which Mr. Hlninc'a cncnlica have haih 'ohV'''
him of a ".lingo" foreign policy II wns WIN
fen nj tho time when the diatrn''ln' NM
Srmilir prosecutions were going on ~ h'H''
and IA pnrta ~ Nrrmtny, hnd when the hl'u'h
Government pccinrd dnposcd rather I" W'l''No
lhrsc pnmlnr outbreaks aud cvincrd h'li''F
dnpuiscd wlingncsa - nntHo thNm Hh''rF
ynlycs and diycr,lonA from NOiliHln. INV
JpWH nil over Russia were then bong N'h'o
with crushing severity, and no di7lihcu"h "
mndo in the treatment OF the native ones hh'
such IA were citizens or subjects "I oIh''
Powers. ana were only in Rl"ii Tor pnr-
moses of trade or travel. Two Governments
nlono undertook to protect and clam
rcspcctrnl treatment of their Hebrew clllhenS
rho Unifcd States and Great Britain stood to-
cothor ON this question, AMI the policy OF tho
former. represented ia the dispatch w. now
publish. was declared BY Mr.. Blaine III NJ un-
certain FERNS II lnstructS MIR. Lowell to con
fer with Lord Granville on the subject, ant to
intimate 10 him the desire Of the Unitcd states
inc better treatment for American Hebrews
But he desires it 10 be undersloo' 'na' INV
limited STATES will act alone if no better ar
rangcmcnt can be nude, Tor that MS "oN''"
mcnt il determined not TO submit tlm'ly an"
hermit Russia TO pcr5ccntc American cliHch'
under n survival Of worse than mcdl~Vdl DiEo-
try. ignorance and barbarl+m
There is nothing trurulcnt III tn" Suggestions
of the dispatch, bat il takes position 'uch a.
every American citizen must not only d'Siro
but demand shall be taken by tine Federal U'V-
ernmrnt ON the question of the protective ca
pacity of the Alg abroad. We believe thaf
Mfr. Blaine on this Gee! SION took even stronger
ground than Lord Granville, thouIl there wa
no American ease presenting 50 dl'~lh''
grievance IA that of the English Hebrew Mt
Lcwisohn. In this rs in m my other instances
however President Glrit'lTs Secretary oil
state manifested an unmStakab.c d'tcinlha-
ton TO insist upon fair and just trealm'n nj
for all American citizens abroad ana
he did not ho state To speak the
ulain truth about the brutal iInaticlsm
which the Russian Government almost openly
condoncd at the tim, rcrcl 10. Yet accord
inc to the Iudcpcndont" Theory MIR. Blaine
dlSgiarCd himself ann u'-Iil'" H'N WI. ~ y"
handing Justice and fair play for the Am 'ilran
Hebrews IN Russia. Perhaps the opinion 81 the
American Hebrews at homo my b. worm nav
ing on this subject, and they will give 1T III
November.
Mr.. Bainc's foreign policy in this respect was
based ON the broad ground that American cill-
2rns must br protected in thci rights wherever
they mieht br on the face 81 the clrlh II was
unt q uoli,y for the Hebrews nor for the lri4h,
nor for the Gormms. bn for American citizens
without reference Ia birth, race or nationality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
cro,, nri,,,n wcro se o., In Massachusetts

Great Britain wcro SO 0fi In MASSACHUSETTS,
9l1 10 increase 10 per cent.
I'm glass works, the average pald III "ro''
Britain was %B %; Ia Massachusetts, VIZ 20 !
lncrcasc II per cont. ,,
I'm printing average wag % paid IN dreht DIV
min were 80 - in Massachusetts Tll 90 III
crease IN Mislnrhusctts 100 per cent
In boots aud shoes, the average wages ph'u w
Great Britain worc RI -, IN Mn''lchu'otts
Rli ~ inrrcnsc 100 per cent
These are tii illua'rnlluns ~ tho dtllrt'n'o w
wares In Manufactures. Bat fully ono-hll TIE
labor of lhia country IL employed IN nsr'o't"'" '
In that branch. according to St Jhwrh 'Nu" y
htctt abatement, the ~, ngo 80 ''iohi h''l''"'
even Ia the moat luyolud c0untra, Wl0 hp'ot
Nl2 monthly without honrd IA The southern
counties the average wns 'c', than w. h"l ~
the United States according 10 the report 81
the Agrcultnml Burolu, 'ho average wages
pnid to agricultural lnborcrs per MONTH WIN
ont board, were TlN ~.
In these few statements We nave Il Ph"'o-
graph of The Imperative condition oi u gI'''
proportion of the aborcrs in the two countries
What do workmcn think OF It Arc th'y
seized with burning desire to elect Cleveland
to give power 10 the DcmOcln' 'c p"tY' ana 10
enjoy the blessings of British Tree trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-27
JDytNo M CRluFfSH.

All. ihia will not to. Nr. Tim,1l You cannot
bo an both aidra in thil tight. When You conn-
sol thc Ropublirlna of Onio 10 support th''r
A,,i, iirl,ot. mon dat nat you. with reason. The
cotnara OF "A traitor ARE not winloh
Neither can van rog,in u vanishing citculn-
ton by crawling IN the dirt NJ the thl'N-R''"''-
Ing pipns that your treason - TO p' P'','
nrnlly punished Ju,l remember thA' y"n NV"
lhn pldhrity 10 lhronion thiH bolt F"r NV"
months yen tod the Democratic party NV u I"
Kon'd have the courage to nly"rh'' Whn' N"'
called mIn rtfornl' mrlnng thereby h''''"
FREQ lndo u grow sumpelo OF l'opnbl'r'n' 10
their aid would follow,
Yon have tried to mako that stampede. l"n
aro gong 10 be- dngracclully beaten III IT,
Take your whipping without whining ana stay
in your own place.