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Items Or INTEREST To

Items VIZ INTEREST o
Blcycis,s Base Ballists. Tourists. Oarsmen,
Kinds OF sports that require exercise of body
and muscle. which neces arily produce per
splration and require Il Flannel Shirt.
We are showing splendid line of Hunting
Bicycie, lawn Tennis and Boating Shirts and
Long Hose, selected with a special view o.
pleasing the local element athletically in
clned.
HUNTING sHIRrs-Made from all wool twilled
Flannel, while not fine is good and strong,
made with pain button front. in navy blue
gray and brown mixed. sizes, IA to II inch.
Prices, SIv0. Si.25 S1.5O, Sl.75 and S2UO
BICYcLE sHIRTS-we have confined our Sc
leclions of this stock mostly to solid color,
cream. navy bl Ie and grays, for the reason that
nearly a riters belong 10 some club and have
representative color, generally one of the
above While the colors are few. the styles
are varied, some having plain fronts, some
laced. and others plated.
These are Ihorou ghy made and nicely
finished with pockets, collar and cuffs, from
all wool Flame Of superior quality and fast
500 s2.25 100 and -, Is each i''' s'''o'
LAWN TENNIS SHIiTS-In these artistic skill
in wide and narrow stripes and checks and
choice solid colors in Tricot Cloths, with laced
select from All have collar, cuffs and pocket
attached The corded fronts is the newest style
of durability and good looks Sizes Ia to IL.
Pr p sTfs s2:Gii9 ar = % and S3 90 each.
Navy Blue Boat Club Shirts, having brass but
tons. rolling collar with white stars. Several
members of the Boat Clubs have pronounced
Them the best to be had for the money. Fine
Twilied Flannel, made strong for wear. Sizes
Ia to lie. Only $40 each
We have an excellent stock of Bicycle Long
Hose. i'll Brown, Navy and Black, fun regula,
ton rib only only q Si, 10 per pair;
wool. in Blue and Brown at 75c per pair
Also. Rowing Pumps and Sleeveless Jerseys,
NoTE-Men clerks only in this department.
FIRST floor, near the Pennsylvania avenue en-
ap24 WOODWARD & IOTHRop
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A CARD
10 effect contemplated improvements 1t is necessary
" Ieuuce StOck-to this end otter Imported
LIS 800 foods at less than half value Domestic Goods
al anOut cost White Goods. HOusefurnislIing Goods
hosiery. Gloves, Hands erchiefs C0rsets HamhnrG
fdgings Parssols, Umbrellas, Ladies and Gents Col,
Isfs. CuHs and Underwear. at reduced prices Pongeo
Ofrss Patterns; s4.95: Genuine French Piaue Toe:
SriPed Grenadines Toe: Lupin's All Wool Nuns
NehIi.Z, -2c: Androscoggin Cotton, &C. 1914 Sheet
Ihs: ioei 1hompsons Corsets 99c.: Beau fll Neck
huniInS &C and up: Monarch (laundriecl shirt 95c
4 button Genuine Monogram Kid y 10: Pure SiIE
Jersey Gloves soc, &c &c. This is "a rare chance to
GOODS. -N'
BRODHEAD d CO.
aPo-lm 9OI st. H.. (Mason Temple)
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OFFICES

49, Per Mo-
lol3 y o. 2fr. "a a. $50
lth n. 2r.S.s
I412 Ia av, r. 10 a -. rs
portion OF property on my
,fiice for bulletin issned on
HOS T. WASGAMAN.
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Satin Fans in white. cream, pink blue, cardinal
feather tops. Csc, formerly SI.4S Ostrich Feather
Fans in gray and black, 81. s. ame price as hereto
fore. Black Gauze Fans, hand-painted, gold sticks
also Gold Gauze Fans with gold sticks S19S Latest
novelty ap23
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EsOR RENT-ONE OF THOSE NEW AND HAND
II some three-story Houses on Dumbarton ave be-
tween S1st and 32d SITS. NV. on line Of Metropolitan
street cars; Houses frst-class In every repect
brown stone steps and trimmings front and back
stairs: paror dining room and kitchen floor;
five bed chambers trunk bath and rooms; ample
wardrObes, speaking tubes, and every modern con-
venience; rent $40 to good and permanent tenant
Apply Room 1O1, Corcoran building. ap24-3ts
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SHORES

Per No
1913 r St, str. q ceL.S2oo
201 18th St, 2r............l2S
102 q St. str. a dwg.6r 90
The above In only a sinai
books For full list call NJ
the LIST and 9th fap23
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-STORE
IGOR RHINESTONE, WITH USE OF FOUR OR
II two rooms for light housekeeping Apply at the
corner of I'd st. and Massschusett ave NV, pol.
ap24-2ts
NOR RHINESTONE COR 18TH AND MAe0
IL ave NV; No stand for select grocery or dru0
business rent cheap. w. G. DUVALI- 925 + 81 W.
applet
LNOR RENT-60Q 10TH STREET, DpPOSTTC
4 u treasury suitable for banking. Apply to
w. " N SCOlI 6O3 10Th ST NV. splO-1ws
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEO
LNoR RENT-oR WOULD SELL AN EXCEL
II lent seven octave Rosewood Piano, with embroid-
cred cover and STOOL terms moderate. Inquire at
OIL nth ST. NV. apl6l2ts
LNoR RENT-To RESPONSIBLE PARTY
IL the upper portion. the sash door blind and
moulding department OF . large mill on Ohio ave..
between 18th and 18th sta steam pow er Furnished
MM. r. MCLEAN,
mh2I I'm 18th and B Sta NV
NOR RENT-MAsONIC HALL, 9TH AND +
sts.-Ths hall can be rented for Concerts Lectures
and Climb Parties on very moderate termA Gail aud
Inspect the place before you make your engagementa
mh2s-lm
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WANTED-LOTS.

"ANTED-ONE OR MORE LOTS IN NORTH
w west to build size Is to 25 by so to 100 feet
give location and lowest price Address Box 81
office ap24s3tH
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IL
III GSO {; Sc j ar M SIS 400 n n g Or new l1e
looo oth nv, or new % POS 18th nv new Or. l \
PAP n. w..or, mi....--.So 1O6 2th sc Sr ....
l22o W NV, ar, m.L---25 Rear pl3 9th n ". ar 10
e51 q NV. N. = 81. % Rear 2S2l Inv srs IN
1905 Coin. 3s b.. .rs 20 26 Baa. r. % a Sr In
New Groom cor. House, Aoi y ne. all mod. inn - -
sWORMsTEDT BRADLEY
np2l-6t e2a street NV
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

ENOR RENT-FOR THREE MONTHS OR Ion.
I ger Furnished compulsory Tor unfnrnishedl : hat
OF Ave rooms bath ard kitchen. In good locality on
very low terms Inquire ct apartment D. The Mllsn,
1420 H ct NV. LIE
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest BY d sick child suffering and
with pain Of cutting testh7 II 90,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mas,
WiNsLpw's HoorHiNu SYRUP ron Chill
DRBN TEETHiNa, tA value ID inCalCula.
BILE. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon II, mothers,
there is no mistake about IT, II cures
dysentefy and dlatfhOea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, Cures wind collie,
loltehs the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. Mas, WtNsLOW's SooTHtNG
SYRUP ron CHILDREN TEBfHiNG is pleasant
10 the taste, and d. the prescription Of one
Of the oldest and beat female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and n
Tor sale By all druggists Throughout thO
world. PticO y cents q bottle, HwS4w
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FoR lame back, side or chest, ise Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. PriCe rs cents.
SHlloH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
ID sold by us on q guarantee. II cures
consumption.
CROUP, wHooPtSa COUGH aud Bron.
rhitls Immediately relieved by shiloh'G
Cure.
satioH's ytrA1izRR is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, DiSSi.
ness, and all Symptoms Of, Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and IS cent? per bottb.
Sold by LAughlin Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Dr.. Robt. Newton, late President OF the
Eclectic College, Of the city Of New York,
and formerly Of Cincinnati, Ohio, used DR.
VIM. Halls BalSam very extensively IL
his practice, as many Of his patients, nov
living, and restored TO health by the ust
OF this invaluable medicine, car amply
testify. He always said that so good i
remedy ought not TO bs considered merely
a patent medicine, but that 1t ought e
be prescribed freely by every physician al
q sovereign remedy In all cases OF LunI
diseases. It cures Consumption, and al
peotoraL complaints.
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That HACKING Cough can be 80 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
WILL You sUFFKR with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint shiloh's Waller Ia
guaranteed 10 cure you.
sLEEPIEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CATIRRH CURKD, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 o., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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pushl.p,. Arplsa salvs.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin EruptionB, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is g~uaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Go.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 25c by Logan & Go. and Charles Menke.
meller.
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As stages are quickly abandoned with
the completion OF railroads, so the huge
cathartic pills, composed Of crude
and bulky medicines are quickly aban.
doned with the introductionof DR. Pierce's
pleasant Purgativs Pellets" which are
~sugar.Coated, and little largert than mustard
seeds, but composed OF highly concern
trated vegetable extracts, By druggists,
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Emer1s,csht s.iltsr A..

An eiesantemcsclous pleas.
ant Apctltht In the form Of
4 powder, producing Wben
dissolved In WA'ef an Et.
hllAfAllnR. EhefvescinR
Dnught b.
1uf best Physicians ~ q re-
liable and agreeable fem.
edy II Guyes OnAil lAtiOn,
Cures Indigestion, cutps
DyI peptiA cures piles
GihA HtAttbutn, CURES
SICK Headache CURES Live
Complaint nu'es Sick Sl0m.
Arb, and gently urges all
the E2ciet0fy Organs 10 4
proper Aution. II should
b. found In every house
hnld and carried by every
traveller.
gYWbefe.
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REMEDIES.

Probably no human device or combina.
ton Of devices can be instituted powerful
enough to prevent the recurrence OF anan.
cial and commercial crises and industrial
deprqssions, but this should not prevent
men seeking devices which will mitigate
the severity or shorten the duration Of
such Calamities. When II Is considered
that each great manufacturing nation Of
the world Is struggling for industrial ex-
istenCe as.against the fierce competition Of
every other nation engaged in like put-
suits, some Of the questions which seem 10
absorb the minds Of individual employers
and employees seem trivial indeed; yet II
must not be assumed, nor can Il be as.
sumed with reason, that the workmen Of
the United States or their employers wish
10 cripple in any degree the implements Of
industry. Therefore II Is well To consider
those remedial agsncies which have been
suggested. Which Of these agencies can
be reduced to practice in any degree:
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yields no pearl that can exceed in beauty
teeth whitened and cleansed with that IN.
comparable dsntridcs the fragrant sozo.
DON'T. Nor Is coral roster than the gums
in which such teeth are set. So say tn
ladies, whoarethe best judges in uchmat.
ters,
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACker's English Remedy q positive cure.
It saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & Go. and Charles MsnkBmellsr.
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scorr,s sMuL,loNoF PURE

Cod Liver oil, with HypOphOSphitSs, Al.
most = specific for Consumption.
The thousands OF testimonials we have
received from sufferers who have been
permanently cured by SCOTS Emulsion
satisfies us that it will cure consumption
II. It's early stages, and alleviate II not cure
in It's latter stages.
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There Is no universal panacea, no abso.
lutte remedy for depreesions; but II the
public, through sentiment or through its
agents In the Legislatures Of the country,
can stimulate any methods for the mitiga.
ton Of the severity and the shortening Of
the duration Of the industrial depression,
certainly the effort should be- made. And
first, what can be done by legislation
With q healthy public opinion behind II,
the law.making power can prevent TO q
great degree the unholy speculation In
iood products. II can indulge In a con.
sentative care In extending railroad build.
ing and In facilitating the organization Of
manufacturing corporations. Il can re.
strict the grants Of the public domain. II
can enact uniform bankruptcy laws, ex.
tending the provisions Of such laws sothAt
the poor man indebted but afsw hundred
dollars shall be able TO feadjus bis 1nah.
Cial affairs as readily as the larger debtor.
Il can abfidge the provisions Of laws re.
latinR 10 the collection Of debts, 10 the end
that the credit system shall not be abused.
Il can regulate transportation on Just and
uniform basis, 10 end that the stoCkholdet
shall not be robbed BY rulnOus Compe.
lition, and that Tie workman may cal.
Culate with some degree Of certainty the
cost Of his living and the producer the cost
Of production, 90 lar % transportation ID
concerned. Il can see 10 II that the tafla
shall be regulated on the basis Of Justice
and science and not on Z %haphaEatd basil
which Affects only individual Interests and
oilentimes lbiliCts general harm. II cas-
see that q stable currency be guaranteed
that the workman may know the putChas,
ing power Of his stimulated earnings. II
can consider what reasonable and hunant
regulations may be adopted relative TO I'm,
migration, and Gee 10 Il that labor 10 mol
lowered either In standard Of through
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AYER's sARsAPARlLLA has such concen.
trated, curative power, that 1t Is by far the
best, cheapest and surest blood.puriiler
known. paw
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A California paper advertises "white
House w%hiskeys." The Western papers
seem To have q very strange idea Of JelfeI.
sonlRn simplicity.
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Although he is So years old, George
Bancroft, the historian, would pass for q
well.preserVed man OF any age between &c
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People hire lawyers in certain cases for
two reasons. One Ia for the settlement OIL
disputes and the other to dispute settle
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WAEELlNe 9 PITTSBURGH DIvI.

On and Sitsr pEo. u 1855, passenger trains VII
run - acknowledging ttm6i
For PltIbufgh-b.p0 Q. m, 0.25 p. N. daily 7iSS
4 m, LOS p. M, daily except sunday,
For Wslhington-4SB Z. m, dAllye1cept sunday.
except sunday; l0!6 ?. m, daily; g!9 q, M, DAILY,
from Waghington-g;3 q. m, daily; niS0 Q. q
$40 p M daily except Sunday 10!36p p. m, DAILY
Y. x. lord, General Passenger Agent
!, DUNBAR, General Bup't.
1T LANR TraH 80 lRL WhAAlInR.
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earnings by the perniclous method oiim.
p0EtRtion by contract; that every lawful
endeaYor be made 10 stimulate industrial
education in all parts OF the country; that
the necessity shall be recognized Of the
industrial development OF all parts Of the
land thai there may results legitimate in
crease In the consuming power Of the peo-
pie. It car stimulate the growth Of the
principle Of industrial copaFtusrhip
through methods Of proat-sharing by wise,
permissiye laws,
ORGANIZATION OF FORCES,
PubliG sentiment can encourage the per-
feet organisation Of forces involved, to
the end that each shall treat with the
other through representatives, and that
production shall be regulated by the de-
mRnd and not by ill.adviaed eagerness Of
men to push their work individually, 10
the detrimsnt Of others that there may
come the universal adoption oil shorter
hours Of labor, and demand that alter
capital and labor shall have received fixed
and reasonable compensation, each for
its Investment, the net profits OF produc'
ton shall be divided under proHt-snaring
plans or methods, or through industrial
co'partnerships, to the end that all the
forces OF production shall be equally alive
to mutual welfare. II can ask that the
contracts OF labor be as free as the con-
tracts for commodities, under fair agree
ments for services rendered, to the end
that the workmen will not be- Obliged to
make contracts on terms not acceptable to
him, and il can hold ths marty which de-.
clines to resort to the ConCiliatOry methods
OF arbitration morally responsible for all
the Ill effects growing out Of contest.
These remedial agencies or remedial
methods, alleyiatory in their design, are
all possible by the reasonable acts oi men.
They are not Chimsrical schemes, but
measures adapted to practical adoption.
They demand simply q fair recognition Of
q part only Of the truth bound up in the
rule which insists that all men shall do
unto others as they would have others do
unto them,
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HorSford'S Acid Phosphate, Decided Benefit
DR.. John P. Wheeler, Hudson, N. Y,
says: VI have given 1t with decided bens.
at in 8 case Of innutrition Of the brain,
from abuse Of alCohol.n
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Hunters in Southern Oregon are wan.
tonly Strengthening the deer for their skins.
Their Carcasses are thrown into the rivers,
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browns IRON BITTERs CURED
ID the vile Of M. s T. johnson, Huntington,
". Va, when she was Afflicted With 4 Compllca'
tom Of disorders -dyApCpSia, neuralgia and bilious
diarThmn-Rud abe recommends Il,
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sPALDrSo's GLUE repairs everything but
personal injuries.
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Itaiords me pleasure to assure you that NJ
ker using Dr., Y. MGLane'S Celebrated LIVER
PLlSl0r more than twenty years In my family,
that l regard them rs being superior to anyI
have ever used or have seen used. / have not
bad them constantly and had TO try Others, and
have tTleda good variety bat have never
had any to act so promptly, probably, and
nicely rs McLane's, ! have used them myself,
wife, and children, wlthth most gratifying Te'
suits, For children, having used them on my
own VIII such easy and happy elect, l would
teeonNnend them g one and 20 al. These
pills DO the work=do II promptly, do u well,
and leave no III effects behind. As q bile re-
mover, as o liver c0FreclOF, Us o fOreFulleF
preparing the system for qulnine, there Is no
PIN or medicine equal to DR., q, MGLane's Cele'
long as live, II theycontlRUe as good as they
Yours truly, +. IL. GILEs.
Pastor NJ, Z Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
T%ESTsTIaO, Canada West, Ont
MEsSRs. FLEMING BROS
,slrS,-YOur pills came OIL right, and | can say
they are . good bilious. pill, I have used q
great many pills, but can say DR., @: Me-
Lanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros,
are genuine, and gentlemen yOuhAYe mythAnkS
in sending; lgaYe some Of those pills e my
nelghbOrs for o trial, One Of my, nelghborl
gotthree pills, He said they did help him. He
Ielt the next day like o new man. He wishes
me to send for lfty cents worth for him. 80,
gentlemen | will do all ! can to Introduce DR.,
Q, McLARe's Liver Pills, manufactured by
Fleming Brothers. Your, With respect,
VIZ. II. DuoAN.
FLEMING BROS,
Dear Slrs Enclosed you will ind one dollar
fer which you will please send me more Of your
DR.. O. McLane's Liver Pills. thrust you have
received the pay for the last two boxes orders
ed and received. would only say, they have
done me more good than | could express.
feel much better now than l have for two
REV. PHIL sPAnTH,
West Sandlake, N. Y.
AVOID oouNTERFE1Tsl Send US $50
and We Will send you by return mall o box OF
the genuine DIR. o, McLAne's Celebrated Liver
Pills and eight handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, PlttSburg, Pa
For Salo by retail druggists. Be
sure the MoLaue's Pills you buy ara
made ut Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho ooun.
terfeits are mRdO ut st. Louis, Mo,
aud Wheeling, w. Va.
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To gather pearls from oCeRh's yaSiS
Divers go down in divers places;
But at our mouths Oislr d Ms and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those In beauty'S mouth that shlnO
Made blythe soZODONT divine.
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CAUSES,

The causes OF the present depression,
so far as the United States is concerned
and as they have been alleged, are varied
indeed. The most potent and those most
susceptible Of illustration have been
given. A chain Of causes, or rather a
combination Of CoRcting causes, has prob.
ably worked to produce the present in.
dustrial depression In this country. These
causes might work a Legitimate track.
Good crops in England and other countries
Of Western Europe has caused consider
able decrease in the exports OF American
breadstutis. This has been aggravated
by increased supplies Of wheat from India
by the Suez Canal, and to some extent by
short crops here. The prohibition fully
or in part Of American meats by some
countries has resulted in an injury OF the
export trade in food products. These in
tlhenCes tend In some degree to cripple
the consuming power Of the larger part Of
the population Of the United States. The
influence Of the loss Of exports in these
ways TO the United States has been az
grRvated through the cessation Of
railroad building, whereby o large
unproductive force has been thrown
upon the resources OF the country,
and the consuming power OF such force
has been necessarily reduced. Rapid i'm
migration has aggravated influences by u
surplus OF labor, which, with the presence
Of too great a supply Of machinery, has
rendered over.produCtion easy. The de.
crease In Europe Of the consumption OF
American cotton, in connection with the
corresponding decrease in the United
States, has helped to cripple the con-
stunning power in the regions given to cot.
t~on.raising and thrown on the labor mar.
ket a considerable number OF laborers In
those regions, this crippling coming at the
same time Of The increased importationB
ant large numbers Of immigrants, the
other influences affecting the East. Thus
these Wide.resching and widely-separ-
aling causes, in their initial influence,
have combined to make the industrial de.
preston Of the past few years a reality.
These influences have received Contribu-
tions from the various minor causes de-
scribed, and 90 the ball has rolled uatil
the period Of readjustment set in, and
now, as that period Of readjustment is
passing away, prosperity dawns ON the
country. The lessons to be learned from
these causes are what have been denomi-
mated as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-18

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