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First Race -0ne-hali mile. Belle
Brock, $40; Plaything, 81; Zorn, s..
Modesty, $50: Punka, Sl7; TOpsey, $40; Col
erldge, p; Red Blu ", "a; GircBo, 80; j. g.
Custer, g.; Myrtle, Il.
Third Rae Derby, one mila and half.
Jim Hray, SO; J. II, Fenlon, Sli; Pnnams,
So
Fourth Rae, --Thrse-q .arter mile heats.
Phil Lewis, $40; Ligau, So; Parton, SO;
Book, Sc. Mordaunt, 81.
FiHh Racc Purse $3.50; Of which $50 20
second: selling allowances, horses emit, red
TO be sold for $500; TO carry weight for age
pound allowed for zach On to $1,000, then =
pounds for Q ch 500 to $500; usual selling
c0nditions. Seven furlongs
Entries will close ut o'clock this m.Gn-
ing, nj the track, and pools will be- sold nj
the usual hour ut the trace on TINT race, rs
vel as the others.
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TRANSFERS.

Clinton b. Sears and wife to Kate
p. Bowles, lots 3 and II, Frecmnn's
subdivision, north side Mississippi
avenue. for ;G25l.
DEED.
w. D. Bethel to Winter Parker, lots
7 and 8, blocl, IS, Causey street, Tor
$3.50
TRUST DEEDS.
S. =. Waller md wife TO Mintor
Parker rustec, to secure Dc.oto
Building and Loan Association in the
sum of $1,000 lot ., Smith x Guion s
subdivision, north tide Court street.
George y Vance to Finley Cross,
lot > block 10, north side Chaplin
avenue. for $40. $500,
Louisa NJ Stiles ct al to A. b. Hill,
trustee, to secure William + Allen in
the sum of 5000, part of blocy Is &,
west side Kansas avenue, l20x25O feet
Joe p. Carey and wife, and M IS
Lizzie NJ Davids to Caroline Sauer,
parts OF lots 7 and 8, block 10, Buffers
divi ion, for 1900.
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ADDITIONAL BIYERS.

CKcISEATI, May 4--Nigtt River
l3 re. s inches on the Qaug5 and
about stationary. Weather csnr and
Warm.
New OBLRANs, Nay A. Night 49,
Arrived: Sary honacn, Cbcinnsli
Departed: C.iy OF Baton Rouge, Sc.
Louis.
OMEo, MAY 4 - Night 49, River p
faeJ 7 inches On rhs gauge and ialliug.
Weather cloudy and warm. No auiv-
ala or departures 81 re ul-r packets
LOUISVILLE, May 4.--Ni2Lt-RiveT q
feet inches n the canal snd md
zee, . inches on the raugs and falling
Buliutsy fair. Weather clear and pleas
en-
EVANSVILLE. May 4.--Night-Rivei
falling, With 10 feet inches on the
gauge. Weather warmer; tneTmom
iar IS t. Sc. Departed: Ohio, pm.
GnidiDg S'ar, 3 pm.
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TToe,I sam.

THis is DerOy Day.
Tee dust was terrible,
A BIG 'rowd yesterday.
The trains wsr3 on time,
The "G;ay Gsost" sat there.
F;ce'a d won't ruD his meeting
Fourteen bookmakers at 500
apiece.
RowDy Boy was 100 TO I, with few
takers.
snonr hors,s were extens vely
backed.
TaE st. Louis crowd backed + iit'r
heavily.
The Ere nch pools didn't take we'll
yesterday.
WIcRLoF won easily. 1t was a
pretty race
A FEW std lines would do the
Jockeys good.
THE bookmakers are bowling about
the high prices.
NIKE OoNNoRs. the middIe-weight,
took in the sport
CoRaIeAN took Pearl jennings de-
feat very much to heart,
Cape. Boswell wanted to bat on
"steeplSchass" yesterday.
CcL ZsB WARD Il Little Rock was
ipths judges stand yesterday.
Got NAPOLEON HIT tackled the
sandwich counter for nall al hour
yesia riAy.
CHAIRdAN SLAUGHTER was there, bUl
says he never bet cent except on
Cleveland.
A TEDIOUS start worries and disVnsts
tue crowd more than anything csc
even losing.
SKSAToa GARyIN and Ger. Quigley
shut up shop both days, They KEPT
both eyss on the string.
THE prices rs two high The
crowd would be much greNer II they
we're half the present tariff.
GEN JOHN sCoTT OF the L'uisvill'
and Nashville says his lightning Tx
presa ie a aster and surer thing thar
WaIfellow.
MAJ. O. VI. Pack eDj Eyed the lux
ury # wearing t1e only double.brt asf
cd, fly.back duster on the ground. b.
kept it buttoned over his vest pockets
THEhE will BIZ an extra race on tn
programme today, a Hing purse o
eeyen IurloBg', The entries o wbicl
will close this morning at 8 s.n. at tn
track.
IT is said that Princess will not es
a mo 1tbful unless fed by her trainer
Should he leave her for night sh
PAGES her stable like = Gagged bird IN
til his retuTa.
CLENDENNISG would make bat TO-
selling tips His predictions een' on
Sundi V night we're al verified Mon
day. Ii Is the ayapt 1T ibe Associate
Press ana knows his business.
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AsIracn tn etnlhere.

Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing Syrup
fhould always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; it produces natural
quiet sleep by relieving the child,
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as button" 1t IS
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhoea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MnIl.sl AtIrnetlnns.

Auo'g h many at,rac'iona offered
at t1p Maiisst the athletic contests
will figure ,otsp ouausly. There is
boys' class, pupils cla,s, young
lsdies' clss, and gvntlemen's c'a',
and the wiauefsin Such cia.s will bs
awarded handsome aud costly prizes
Slafis, dumbbellg, clubs, hoaz>ntal
ba-, parallel bars, toe small hnrsa and
big horse will he used, besides high
fare and siafi jumplrg The Ger
mania Club han seveTal exceedingly
active young men among its members,
aud their graceful and daring athletic
feat4 are aptlo interest and please all
visiios. ThotG exercises will take
place during The afternoon and should
be favored by verv isrCa 4 tendance.
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SECOND DAYS RACING.
BIG CROWD, LIVELY BETTING
AND EXCITING EVENTS.
Three Of the FaVOrItes Successful
HHPearl Jennings Lsses-The
Fun To-day.

There Was a decided increase in the
attendance yesterday at the new Mem
phis Jockey Club grounds, the second
day Of tse spring meeting, The
weather WAS trght and beautiful, and
though the wind caught MP the dus'
and covered TIE face OF ture with il,
the day was a great ons for lovers o.
The turf. Every train. aud they were
all long ones, was well fl led, 2 continu.
Gus line Of vehicles covered the pike
leading GU from the city, aud there
wss not country road leading TO the
course which did MT become a hor-
olghiare from noon until o'clock,
when the bell rang for the first race.
Gil M9ntgomery's tally-ho, It's lofty
top crowded with ladies' and gentle
men. bugiers in livery announcing It's
rgtding routo, crea ed a sensat on
when il sfarieJ aE2y st /
o'clock from the clubs leadqu
tors on Madison street. At the
track everything WIS excitement, tue
betting stand densely packed ard the
bars, 5, ba,i mes, te1oIs and fAlselt =,
miugliug with the clIuk OF dallara
made sweet music Tor the army OF cid
sports who we've in attend axes. Every
one Of the five events YVES holly con-
tested, and there were co many so ID
ones at the post each time that the
bookmaksrs hsd their hands luli max
ing states and MANIA ming balance.
Most Of the be ting was done on short
horses, where big odds were given
Three of the favorltes won, two being
defeated.
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Coal.

In order 10 Introduce the Alabama
Splnt Coal in this market 1t vii bs
delivered at 363 per barrel in city linn
it's. It has no snpe'ilr.
p. NJ. PATTERSON 4 co.
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TrayeIer., club EoIcrtninmcnI.

The first annual entertainment OF
the Memphis Travellers Cub will Re
given at l. tlvsl Park this evening,
Pr / Herman Araa'd, musical dI.
rector ass y ed 10y bic lnll nrGhestrs,
combiutd with tpat Of Prof T. Ejcl-
horns of Louisvils Prof Il Eich-
horn, coruet sllUt. Prof. ca. Ph.
Winkler, director I chorus. TIE 10.
dice cf the Womsu'a Christian A 80
citation will serve suppeIs auh reireeh-
msuts on the grounds during the
avorins
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
ybc Appeal nnG ..umptU'rS eg'sI",
t'0O.

The Appear nNC ..Wmptu"rN tE 'SNN'
i'OD.
60 tho Editors Of lbe Appeals
CoRINm, MIS-, May &.--Thc Ar
reAl has always declared prohibitory
liquor laws to be- unconstitutional
and undemoCratic, because they pro
posed t, dictate to the citizen con
rning what he sheuld. on should
not, eat aud drink
Under the heading of "Oleomar-
,arine and Butter the ArrEAL uses
this language: "rhis spurious garbage
should subject those vino sell il TO the
pains and penalties that ought to be
visited upon all who impose ur-
v wholesome food upon the public
VIII the APPEAL state, for the
enlightenment OF the public, why Il
citizen should be prevented from
huvirg Oleomargarine or any Other
nasty iood that dealers can make
money by selling, any more thar
DO son whisky and beorP
Is leomargarine any more deceptive
a. to its effects for harm TO the person
who eats il, than 10 the one wh'
drinks the vile stuff usually sold owe
the counter Of n saloOnP
Does the traffic in oleOmargarin'
have 50 much creator demoralizini
effect upon society than the liquo
traffic, that dealers in il should b,
punished by law, while dealers in ba'
liquor are protected by law. VIII tn
APPEAL give an unequivocal, logica
answer b. these questions.
HENRY NEWC0 NIB.
TThe APPEAL answers Mr. New
comb that it Is opposed 70 the sale c
oleomargarino rs Il would be oppose
to the sale OF adulteratei sogal
spices, -four, meal or any other articl
Of food. For the game reason II
opposed to "doCtOred" whisky an
"cheap and nasty wines."-EDs Al
| ppAT
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.Iusi RecciyeI.

Two car loads OF ex mu'ea end
horses st A FORREST a C1's,
So Monroe street.
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REWARD.

u } = REWARN-N M DO plil for the. re-
- = Dco,cry ut tho hoN OF enc Geo. Ne
kuight,who WIS drowaod by falling trou nm
leo barge ut the foot Of Etezevant street,
Monday, Anil ,tth.
CHsS MILLER, 81 Madison 81.
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Enlnnanry.

Nov Memphis Jockey Club Grounds, May
4. 1856. SarOud day.
.judgcs-NqpolsOn Hill, John Cvert0u- lr.'
IN Ward, Lie 10 Rock.
Timers-Chaflss Green, r. Roche and A. C.
Treatwell
Sf1ite5'--A. D. Gibson,
FIRsT RACE.
Lee Line purse, $500; all ages, Of which
$50 20 second. One mile.
J D. Gray Co. 3 b G Wicklof, ; s,QO!l,
Revoli-Maggie Wood D. ..............,........ j
WIN McGuigan's b Mary Ellis, 8 yrs, ~,
L-laps-Sallie HOEaTd...................
@. b. Longs WarfelloW, yrs, CIZl,
LongfelloW-W Narrower ....... ..........-.....
G. Weatherford's ch c Roy Boy, yrs, uU2),
Alfredo. ........ ..............
Time-l:45K.
Pot OddS.-Roy Boy, z 20 l. Mary Ellis, !
~ ]: WicIlei,f TO 5; RarfelloW, 70
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NlnAarh uteflufes,.l,s,.. sss,,s.s's'uhs DvollSoI
Let Me Like a Soldier Fall ..,. .,,...... wallace
Vocal Solo--Mr. q. d, Hutton.
Selection From the Morry War;
job. Strauss
All Hail The Noble VictOr.,...,a....,., ..Aubrr
Grand hoiua from Nissan icllO.
Irish patrol...., Chs, Pueruer
brand National Melody ...,,....... PotpOurri
introducing Dixio and Arkansas Traveller,
10 Conclude with Grand Hop,
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DINA gold bar pin. pointed on the ends.
I + nder VIII be rewarded by leaving at
l4i Madison street.
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PROGRAMME.

Concert Overture ........ ,..,.,,,... .u.A Nelbig
Selection ..,......., Queen Lace Handkerchief
With the Tempest solo for Base and Chorus
A Night In 6ranada,...,,,., ...,,,. poe, krtutzer
PotpOurrl Mikado.........A. sullivan OIern
Cornet Solo Nomenbrance Of Hague, Huch
Prof u. EichhOrn.
Interval Of Ton Minutes.
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AN INTELLIGENT, Earnest Calholic
~ 1nan 10 represent O large, responsible
Barclay street house in his own locality and
outSids large cities. A remuneratiye salsry
I'd RIGHT "a; ~. References exchanged. 40
1Fasg RARCLAls lex lota, y. 1.
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To LOAN.

N00O0 TO s3C0O to loan in sums to
- ZOOO sui, parties having notes ell
Endorsed, rent notes, chaltel Mortgages or
233 SECOND STREET.
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TAKEN UP.
STkAYED Or NrOLEN.

q MULES -uns n dark bay mare mule,
z about Il hands high, 10 years old; small
waits on pIi atos. an email white stripe
above hook. The other torrel mare mule,
about IA hands high, 9 years old both striped
legs. Return 10 me and get your reward OF
$40. NJ y. LEE, luniea Station, Miss.
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TjLAUKSMIrH-A good ia 5ksmijh 10 run
u o country shop Must also be Q good
WOOD workman. Good wages gald. Call ON
a. address d. J. ALLBN CO.,
- Australia Mise
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WAN FED.

NGAN-To taxa an Office and 'epreient
lNL manIfaoture;; $50 per week small cap
tsl requi!td., Address, with stamp, Box 70,
West Attnn, Mass
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ShoW Cases, Fixtures, COnlectiOn-
cries. Etc, az No. 900 Main street,
SATURDAY My 1, 1856, at 10 o'clock
am.
"A. NJ. sT0DDAPD. Auetioneer.
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STRAYED.
PERSONAL.

M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
N1. LAW, N arins and Commercial Notary
Public, Commissioner Of Deeds and y. s..
son street. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

lNf.lae MINI. c4erv , &c ln QUO -, %
= To rorressrt o PAM " ANUFACTUR-
ISg ESTABLISHMENT havinS several
FvgrIALTIgs thatare popular and easy cell
tny. Can be handled alone OF IN cOnnecu n
wi,a other goods. Address TIE VIZ. D.
UHlGF NAEIiFG CO.. RABrl NORE. MD.
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Country HONEYWELL improved, eleven
acres land, house Of six rooms, necessary
outnouses, orchald, plendid well, beautiful
lawn and forest grove in front nt house; new
on north side Of Union avenue, ~ miles
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FOR SALE.

TJOU6E AND L0T-S9S Linden.
II Apply on the premites.
TWO COTTAGES AND L0TS-On lonR
i time and low rate OF Interest, the two
cottages and lots, northeast corner Lauder
Of cars, Noe. 55S and 564 can be seen any
day except Sunday. For terms: Apply at
RAILROAD OFFICE,
AZ Madiaon straAt
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4 GENTS-ln every section Of the country
- for two New Books, just ready. SPECIAL
Frass 90 men OF experience capable of till
inc large territory. state experience arc
sad iarritory wanted. C-SSELL x CO..
Ouited), 81 Broadway, \. l., and 40 De0r-
hr-1 stra-r, ChirHco.
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- =
FOR RENT.

DOOM S-rhree or rooms Tor light house
~ keeping. References. RENT, Apre A..
Filling. HOUSE Two.stOry DWELL
l. ing-hOuse, rooms, with kitchen and
Servants hOu'e. corner Seventh and Green
Law. Chelsea. Good water. All in frst-class
condition. Rent S25 per month
A. D. GWYNNE, $50 Front Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

nominationssth vii % miarepresentsd;
for fiit isnnderstoodt That . noininationih
secured BY intrigue and aresortto disrep.
iutable methods, then fraud IS at i prem.
iium and unworthy aud disreputable men
will always succeed over honorable rivals.
Its almost BY imperceptible and stealthy.
beginnings that good government IS
attacked, and it is from such attackst that
it has most to fear. The secret burrow-
ing of an insignificant mouse will under.
mine and destroy the foundation of 4
structure whose strength defed the force
and fury of the flood. Our government
can never be destroyed by force of open
violence from without, but a. against
burrowing corruption it may truthfully
be said. t'.eternal vigilance is the price Of
liberty" A Brady, . Dorsey and their
coadjutors and their secret partners are
more dangerous to free institutions than
a Cataline or a Julius Cesar. And. my
friends be not deceived. He who will
by fraud secure q nomination or an cleo
tion to office will use that office for
fraud. I am in favor of being not only.
just but generous to our soldiers. They
who we're baptized in fire that our coun.
~ might live and posterity enjoy the
blessings Of freedom, deserve this-and
have a right to expect nothing less.
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Lovx1T,s OPINION OF xo1NEe1AN!

LQYILT's OPINION OF N01N1eLANS
Albert Lea Democrat: A Norwegian
paper Of general circulation throughout
s1hs state, states that John A. Lovelyins
very particular friend Of The SNorweeetanss
and that he speaks their language ausnt-
ly.* This II but one Of the many deliber..
sats falsehoods that these bribsd Republic
can papers circulate. Noperson hasevsr
heard Mr.. Lovely speak one word q Nor
weeian, and we have heard Of but ono
tisna that Lovely has expressed .himseM
8 "a his particular feelings for the Nor
sweasins: this was however soma few
years 40, when 40 raid that he cared no
4 ore Tor Norwegian than ~ did for .
hox. Il might seem incredible thae he
would have made such . rsrnark, but We
sreeollsct that sworn amdayits were naqdt
g 10 time 81 fact that s. dId 90 4. md
sfhoeo Who best know the man. win no.
80 tkat il sounds inst HI HIN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

VINO were then ntAa Is9aaAIufe or %
state win not have foaeotten; a clause
Vas lnseIssa lls.Ae = seasaa noat.n8
i through-gtylng solt g 1ha,sam going
o the bona ersS1eOsvOMReyclaams
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COMMITTEES with nne sxcsnts er.sd ~
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amend On that TIA rsts.nf irs..e.t - hs
caIcniated IN the honds AMI cc.,non. sf,sr
The date If thu act nm so1:fs.,s.r IseI
should he fonr ner' cent ir.tss6 ~, sa.s~
and that the irisr.s. snon,d"Ss cnmn',ad
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the anna~d. -. sa aSa.ssS Sasss1sHS t p.
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was made IN 'dafest tham - yon Iii "h'
serve that" nasrn,,ch a. .Nh.ncn"rn ~
bonds to he issned was. sto1,t; ~ I'm q
the ann asved 10 h go ~ ofrtsrs.t ~,
the new honds Womb .h.ve ~. 13o nNo
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-10-13

'tectlVe .IaTl1 WILL De uphelQ tor a
slngie ;year II tne opponents OF Inc
tspuDlaes.n GPalty snolid come. into
q a.l ~ ~ ~ iaus... as ally voter
y Meaae nelps 70 EYE I5ee traoe
- p9Mel, Wy ~ mucn ne aus TO I'M
~ ana agracol-
~ - tae s.ate' anu NO less
= SEaH t4 4 sneaoS = St f.p
IL 81 ~: =" 27PpsoesS.' ~" "io't''f7 "so
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NJ Anymu es t'le 1AOlitSon 'allii
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49, 80. sinkle vos9 Lork
a.aA .WO os Etiaee yoCes 1lom Minne-
s2ta Wefe ~ tlat Dl4ke the aDsolute
3usan' nliSY ~ tlle PETTY, ana Was yea.
u sae4h pun. anyte stlAkink ny. tne iact
s,1 No. ~ v yasss. an ~ t rGPuD one.a oPilllod
ti .lt4 49, - e anu liz uecaaleu
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ON The OTHER HAND,
the vast majority Of the democratic
members supported the free trade side
OF the question. but a small minority
uniting with the republicans found
themselves able to defeatthe measure.
The hostility of the Democratic party
to protection has. entailed upon the
country osYast loss.
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have indnencs ID uilI "a i 3or. tie Re-
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aithsrtli judiciary. actof 1890 one 81
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In an.address
.bv meadelivereila ho,nt fn.r vaars aoo
before INSTRUMENTATION Of teachers at St.
Paul. need thisE ianpiape.f rUntii
recentlyswe have ibeen t6espioneers.
fe!linp the forests. ODenin9 mines.
building the highway and Generally
making the rough places smooth. we
have looked Is Europe for arts,
3aciencaa and literature "a wall ID IN
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either not III hVofaolI Eg
forced contribution 20 the mlQQ1
tuIer Of the east. They ara not d
favor OF contributing oftheir1ogEnll
scanty means to enable the m0llOplne
lists OF the east. "a add to their mill.
ions-for this Is whatit comes 70. AZ
has been very truthfullY said that
you never find . subsidy beggar who
Is not q millionaire. Point % methe
prcprietors ofthe protected ndustriee
and / will, as q rule, point youst0the
p~ossessors of princely fortunes Gut
side of the great wrong to.the masses
to be compelled unWillingly to pay.
tribute to the wealthy manufactuIery
it is an unhealthy state Of things to.
build up such immense fortun@as
thus have been built .up-When the.
wealth OF the country is maBed go,
largely in the hands Of few the many
must suffer. It leads to c0rruptiOnin
But / cannot longer
on this topic.