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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

r-lar5 bAgAtl r=porr concerning :
tls -CIrsa case. erazs 9lr sol-- fscts
-ot -e1st-i9l- uais pllhe. sl-cL r7al.5
allall q. f--- ---.r considerable p,rt-
ale-. We have p.4e-i o4t alts eold
-- 49, la lAa reports - u-ssraa=r aofr-s-
eol1eats NOM tl= REGION " tL- hlo
lfnalls. ll-s lase a.r4- .itl tlem tao
MASH -FIfelee 20 ef.r 81 create q sea-
sat.ol all ,4 si.r lq storm 1f erath
against M-Ue1 t1 enable cone " t1s
sooalirzls a..ll tl- border CD pay od
---lr etfg zrliz-s against similar
rlsg-4 sld r.s-eal- ser4ss tie line. lu-
iolot-dy CUrfisils ore ~ those Lo1ier
scolLlr-ls. AL lt-rse~ e.tl q man
sla la- zao4l lim far twenty years
published -l-ee Lere IA This impression
amo.g soalrms ihz evidence ~ Cur
rsG. bad laractsr. which the
stou-s about lim afford Bu
sllls tle corr-sp pond-lts have
undoubtedly exaggerated CUrfl>s $
.r.sgs1t7 aud shlie. iu the view Il tie
pr.sonrr character. 10 Is perhaps ro be-
regretted thai iu ta.- Instance Mexican
Justice may noe h. administered, the
conduct ~ tie Mexican Government has
been such As % warrant prompt and De-
.a-ige acton 3y tA- llited States. Mex
.eo should BE- gwen lesson n Iuterua-
rioaal ril4 4stte slcn as Llels sam is
ani- to teach lsr. aud rhe sooner % ,s
-lgea tl- ostfer vail sle rem -mb-r lt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
WANTED-sTTU4rTONs.

WANTED-A SITUATION 81 A YOUNG MAN
W having four years experience with Civil In
ginecr and surveyor, and some experience with
Mechanical Engineer Pest Of references. Ad-
dress 7. l.. Law son. 4l3 y. lOnis-st. loo
WANTED - SITUATION IN Wholesale
w house shipping clerk OF in retail house a.
clerk. Would 90 on the road II desired Talk
English and German. Best of references given
from last employer. Address g., Gaze this Office.
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPHER
W with typewriter wants position as CORES
pondent Is willing 10 20 out of town. Address
K, per Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

Trsin so hss Tfroggt CosCh 6aHv ororut
sunday. for Grand hsuis Ha. Ianf Grand
Raven, Mutkerun md ferfpaifr. Aleaa fhr1urt
Coach leaves tte aioFe rl.uu fia a. a "a Al hN
each osf- crofl1 -lntHf. arriFIUE iu Tnfto or
Train 40 af s. D. m
Alb trains dalt croorf SUNDAY
a. IfFtIF f-ori Hsse. Arrri
a. Z Ntr1HNpk Northe hefs1rTn hgt Naske10n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

NANTED-TO RENT A SMALL HOTEL OR
W large Boarding Hous- from hiieen to thirty
rooms must be near business portion - clty. No
objections TO buying out Furniture 10 reasonable
price and location suits. Gail a. Heinpel House.
corner Kent and East Br.dgests., Ihunday,
August 9Th, oue 10 slI @ clock.
no RENT-A HOUSE OF sENEN ROOMS.
/ Furnished throughout VIII rent piano with
house or without References required. 55 sin
clAir-st lsl
NOR kENT-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE or
L eight rooms and closets son water. good eel
lar al $40 per month. Enquire al III Gold-st. 10
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
ZOE RKNI-HININENs IT KrON tN.

NOR RENT-FACTORI IN MILLsT THE
very convenient brick building, 50Xl00 feet
five stories high, with sixty horse power water
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe, lose and nozzles IN
each room, elevator, steam heating pipes. shaft
ing, puleys betting, etc, also addition contain
ing ofhce powerful steam engine, boiler, coal
room and dry room store room, etc. Inquire Of
Rufrqrxprf h and ToWe
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM Is
L one OF the most desirable locations in the
city. Call Al l2l Jefferson ave. oar
no RENT-ONE LARGE ROOM. No. - Canal
/ ST., has three front windows ga and steam
Enquire al once Of q. A. Berwin, No % Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

IORsA sAIE-A GOOD s Rhl BUGGY NEAkl D
n.p cheap iuF cen. e. -r.aHa aIlN
fhaetuu trFt cheap Call al Carriage shop uI
=. lcl uue schasGe kasl hflast-st
nor skLE-A FIRST CLASS huN BOAT TlK
/ sale cheap Call al h4n Au1elg s. 81 and
By fvaTi-sL n
ALE actions and dcfeugcs sll other fssl-
able lAn books Nll be sid cheap address
Fred + tlark Drsnd Rapids. Mien
nOR sALE-A rEcONnHANU tnIl kfhlNt
piano VIII he sold cheap % sid -lss4. tal
Al Nh Deeeys lus Monroe 81. up slsdn
NOR sALE-A LADY MHo Dr. GOING ID
leave the city desires o. stl tue square
piano four Mound c0ruerr nrei.C.a aas maEe heeu
used les than three months AEs ht sold M
two weeks. Call after 3 ll. % 80 Ottawa st
NOR sAIE-A FIRsrCLASs SILVER wAICH
Egiu Nafloual NaICh tNiaFdlys iuskt
cot SIS used bui liiir. Viii bf so.d af liberia
rf.laanut. Inquire ~ IFI FaFa n IiEHaEH office
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
H4NTED-4GFNTS

WANTED LADY AGENTS. POSITIVELY
" clear $40 daily with my wonderful new pa
tent rubber undeTgameut for females. Our
Knoxville agent made SIS In four days. Mrs. r.
T. Little, box 343 Chicago, Ill 10
IlANTED-CANVAsSE Frs STHROUGHOUTTHE
W state % solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home. For particulars address. II. W
Nash, Secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

Al Others daily e1ueYi sunday
1eerlae car Ill uu Pacific and A aliir "a
f.r,ee IIalls o. and IrHn llelflII
Eafiur carr rln un liEt fnprIss and nralt haF.
l1s fa4fess lo aua fsu Ntfra.L
AInsf e1aur.tlaus made al Dc.rsi Vlh e..
through tralft tas over ~ b h IIaaals
southern lKl>lul.
CHks NoaRIs General All. 81 Nuurpc-sL
p. NkHAtNe lrkUf AEI Luial lsttlll
%. N nfN.as uluu Ikt af.at tT Nuuroe.sl 81
o. kueelis. O. D a . A. chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
Zoo YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice Of the entire
stock for $l.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
ffty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-tive per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
\ - ORG Fire AT Redm"nd's without Call
ing ON the Fire Department.

have charge n The Redmond GHi Concert
drew the hargesA number Of Sfts from the
wheel since thea commene uGent humber
iue sos represeNting g. 0l6 which were
Immediately afer'tne drawing saturated by
the committee wifh ker,iseue. and in stheir
presence cremated. A. d the custom after
every drawing Thus is destroyed the
chances 0f many hopeful ones but at the
same time Increasing The chances Of others
whica are -til in the wheel 81 it will con-
tuue from day f0 das. until tae LAST ticket
concludes the drawing These costly fires
w continue without expense 90 the city
until Che close q The concerts
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

Jsf-f sonisn Democracy 10 revlglng ia
tlls administration. Miss MEISLEHAS,
q grand daughter % THOMAS JsFFzEsos,
~ ,o o- rsiastatel 20 the position Ia the
P.t-at Ohee. from waica Sue was re-
Gently rsmossd
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
D. INIEn-T0 RENT

IVANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SIX
W months Satisfactory references viii be
given by tenant Address A. b., Telegram II er
aid Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

LOT IL.

1000 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $l.00 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
nNNINk.g ~ a.

W J. WHITLEY FORMERLY MANAGER OF
w BurChe painting establishment il located
A. i47 Monroe II where orders viii be received for
painting, paper hanging and frescoeing Remem-
Der the place Opposite the soldiers Monument
luTY BAKERY AND CONF ECTONERI l8
v Grandvilleav Regular trade solicited. ".
ROSE, Proprietor,
c. HERKNKB, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
y. Fine jewellery. 3 MonrOe-st.
OSCAR DYE 2f7 DIVISION 81 CARPENTER
" and Job shop. Screens a specially.
CROCKETT 4 HOPPINS, FINEST ASSORTED
v furniture IN the city We do our oRn uphols
tering. Remember ~ Canal-st.
COMMISSION. r J. LAMB 4 Co. WHOLE
v sale dealers in fr7lit and vegetables. butter.
eggS, etc. and 10 lonis-st Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
LOT III.

5000 yards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

AAAIfD-AI ONCE A kEllAbLh PERSON
W ~uH can nl- -he toelll1l uf salesman uI
cashier. Ter utn mercantile l0Ii>t -0ll CD ulru
Let lrs 81 wage. pleasant Cil 81. I-eut AID
lSrutansul sitlatlat d ureIcl o. q parry all
tlrll-h So .f uTlIy sl1 .aL.s feftftI-
Ces. Address A. Is 4. Dale caTrltr 81. lu CIV az
WANTED sOhEk AID SHADY Man ~
W ~oIk GA fT4u farn lsl b. slgle Ed
understand his o,lsiae 8. Enquire 81 tala. lul
NTANTED-AN AFfkENIllE ONE WHO CAN
W draN apply 4 lle Grand hsElds
r craving 60. l0
uANrED-A MEosENGER BOZ l5 on l6
W Ycars of age good position guaranteed. 81
rightsl.d of boy. Addgtss il golr oHn laud
writing 'C 81 cafe Tel gram Herald l9s
IANIED YOUNG MAJ WE'LL RECON
W mended. wanis position IN Office a. assistant
bookkoeler ur make himself us-iui al any
kiua of ONCE Nork Addres, r. r. Gaze Telegram
Herald
MAETED - BAND MIN Al FIfH LAkE
" Mich ~iau god 1al cornet plsycn. can
Use a te of drummer. A good hsratss maker can
have permanent situation. ss9 ulug Cor ~ 10
barber and good chance ioT small livery None
bar good men wanted Aadress " A. Newton
Leauer -
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

uANTkD-GlRL To DO SECOND OokING
" Al The bnanswick. Apply a. once lui
UASTED-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN TO
" cook gash and mon. References required lu-
Paris ave. lOI
WANTED COMPETENT WOMAN To SILL
W dIy gOods lu retail store. Must te ore oi
Iona experience aud pos>e.s rare quAll flcailons.
Add css IA iul Lock Boa -a., Traverse Cltl
Mich.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL GOOD
W washer and iruuer aud one hai understands
cooking None other need apply. Mn r. v.
FrLedrlch. 10 Nnnh Div lsInu-el.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

hONKI 10 LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN lS LAkGE OR SMALL
VI sums Oh resl estate OF chaftcla Tower a
Johnston ri
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

1 OST-BETNEEN Gt- Wealthy ave. ard Mon.
IL roe-st. q plaiu god brace et. Finder Viii
please leave the saEno az this office of az ral
Wealthy ave. sud receive reward 800
| OsT-lN YOIGT AND HERPOLSHEIMER g
l. store July p a s. gold piece vii woman
who was seen To pick it up please leave AZ their
Office ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

IIANTFD-FFK~OSs WANTING sH0NfA A-fl-
w IeWeITE cases or sIiferVare cases nf different
lengths heiFhths. or SIZES. can have them ri af4e
tn order shOrt un. irr A stock ~ rnEu rI1tF
constantly on hand. Wil be soid si reduced prices
a. "a fra ers So faraI-af F
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

-Aant Peggy EAE. % Glen Gardiner,
y. aged iJ7. IS after pension. IL Is
not known whether she grew old waiticg
'o- her CLAIM to oe investigated or hot,
bar THIS Is sus. sctsd BY some people who
a.. waiting themselves
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

THE SECURITY sT0RAsEC0WPANY STORES
l and iusureE furniture household goods and
general merchandise sf low rates froFIs Sold eu
comm ission. pac ed. moved and shipped SO. i0
Huron ~. Telephone "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04
PROFEsSTONAL

CTAMMERFRs AND SUFFERERS THAI
- have not called on me DO ~ imme'il lately ~ J
can not lake any sftcr this week Consultations
Free. CAL at ON 81 over l0s Monroe st between
2 and u = n. ] and , 3. M. Nedne-day and
Thursday between and 3 I'd. Ladies write. 81
nK EDWARD sIoMAN. Ue MONkOF-sI
~ Houz 70 10 a M 20 3 =. n. - y n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

President CLEvzLASD makes very
pscuaar sorf %, apology '1r the Olsomar-
game bil. when b. suggests that by
tals increasing taxation those Who favor
8 reduction - taxation may have greater
reason to hope thar that d-sirsd object
si. be sccomp mplsn-d.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

NOR sAfF-OLD rAFFh- NEATLY FDLIFn
I EKrelenf f0r patterns shelves etc feer
cents huudret Apply sf this etice ttis uers
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-04

a a,t.s spsck - the war ~ the rebellion
cropped oat in Michigan the other day.
A KENTUCKY aiy ao.st-d = rebel lax on
her cottage on Hnronia Beach, and Il
~ promptly torn down oy indignant
neix1oors. The l.iy has oezun ~ors on
q Gorgeous silk standard ~ ihe Coui-d-
sracy. which sns vows wil aRve over
fhsf eouaz D she has to sit ou the chin
ney fop to see 3 Fsve
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Keeping the Pct Boiling.
TARIFF REFORM AGITATION TO BE KEPT OF II

tESSfON.
The activity OF the tariff reformers seems 20 be
greater even than II was at the beginning OF last
session. 1t is the general understanding among
members that over this question Will be the night
OF the session. There is no idea, even among the
most sanguine, that any general tariff bill Will
pass the House. The reformers are confident,
however, that they can get enough votes 10 take
the matter up for consideration.
Agitation! Agitation Is what we want" said
one tarfn reformer. What they expect is that
there Will be hard fight, and that some sort OF
tar1n legislation will be had. They do not look
for anything In the line or Mr.. Morrison Mr..
Carlisle, or any general tarin BILL but that the
tax Will be taken on some one or two articles-say
sugar and tobacco. This, they Say, Will Keep the
thing warm, and will lead to something better
They look for tar1n reduction by slow, tedious
process There is not much hope for the passage
OF general BILL even by the Fiftieth Congress
They Will try constantly TO get what they want,
and Will take what they can get, even N SOME
times II is what they don't want. "The pot VIII
be kept boiling BY constant agitation they eN-
pect 10 effect finally reduction In the tariff that
Will be satisfactory. Some OF Mr.. Morrisons TOD
lowers have more night In them than he has even;
and there Is much talk OF calling "A caucus on the
question TO brighten the Randall men into line.
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He Played Two Parts.
HOW A TREASURY EMPIoYE EvADED THE IRON-CIAD


The iron-clad rules or the Treasury department
relating TO tardy clerks result in laughable Incl
dents sometimes. Not long ago Chief Clerk YOU
mans was made acquainted with a well-known
newspaper man who has been employed ia the
Treasury department at some special work du-
ring the recess OF Congress- When Informed that
the young man was a Treasury employee, Mr.. YOU
mans expressed little surprise that he had not
SWELL don't mind telling you how I fixed It.
said the pencil shower -YOu see when am on
time Ia the morning always enter at the door
where am known as clerk, but when am late
] enter at another door, where the Waterman
knows me only as newspaper man." The genial
chief clerk opened his eyes but thought Il pretty
good tOkp
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MURDERED IN A DRUNKEN sLEEP.-Henry Collins
went to the house OF q neighbor Thos. Weber, In
Roanoke county, Va, under the Influence OF
LIQUOR and drove Webber and his children from
the supper table at the mouth Of a revolver Web
Der retired with HIS children, leaving the drunken
man and Mrs. Weber In the dining-room. Collins
Tell into q stupor and lay down on the 1oor Web
Der got an axe and deliberately split open Collins
head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

LOST IN CHEsAPEAEE BAY..Captain Foster, OF the
Va, Saturday night from a cruise up Chesapeake
bay, and reports that Friday morning he fell in
with the schooner Dizzy, capsized three miles on
Wind MIL Point lighthouse. The schooner had
her Jb and reefed mainsail set and her small boat
fastened alongside, bottom upward There was no
one on board, and from Appearances all the crew
must have been lost. The Chesapeake made fast
TO the schooner and lowed her into Little bay.
Captain Foster could not make out where the
schooner hailed from She was evidently capsazeo
In the gale OF Thursday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

An UNCONSTITUTIONAL MARYLAND LAWN the
criminal court OF Baltimore saturday Judge Duffy
declared the bastardy law or Maryland unconsti-
tutiOnal because of conflict with the fourteenth
amendment. The law denies 20 the c0lored woman
what Is granted 70 Inc WINE woman, IN that she
his illeRitinate child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

TIE AFRICAN REVOLT QUELLEp.-Advices from
Durham state that the revolt OF the natives against
above the Transvaal, which began about N0veIn-
Der B. and which was about eliminating In con-
centrated attack upon the port town OF Imam
bane, has been ended. The Portuguese OF Imam.
bane, assisted by the governor OF Mozambique,
succeeded In defeating and dispensing the msur.
gents ana " snppressing the ebe.lion. The
Transvaal government offered the Portuguese the
services OF contingent OF Boer troops, but th0
Portuguese declined 70 accept them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-06

AN ALLEGED MURDERER AT THIRfERN.-At Crete,
20 miles southeast q Lincoln, Neb., q coroner's
dered by Michael Eta, r., aged thirteen and that
fttts younger brother was accessory 70 the crime.
Fits story Is that while he and his brother were
herdinG cattle the Mayer child Joined them, and
that while the three boys were standing together
2 snotgun be was carrying went on acc1dentaiy
ana killed young Mayer. Then he and his brutber
hid the body IN ditch, where It was subsequently
found. The elder FIT boy was committed without
BAL but tie younger WAS admitted 20 bail
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$219, o45,5 $40 90 1913, 7e9, O49 90
30, 424, 9OS 90 24,767,3O5 90
12S, S46.h58 90 16O.37O. a,1 90
W,HS0,2l6 90 107, 1892, 456 90
1885,

our imports during the last fiscal year, as com
pared with the previous year, were as follows:
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am. S2ss; 3 80 a., = Ss,. man sA' s's
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For the year end For the year e nd
Ing June 80, ing June 30,
1886. 1855.
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Merchandise " $6a5 436 I36 OO s51O ,so o,a IN
Gold. .. 2O743349 on .,6 f,0I Nl6 m
SilVer..........l 17,S5O,307 90 16l,O627 90
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tains a detailed exhibit Of the condition of his
Department with such n statement of the action
needed to Improve the same as should challenge
the earnest attention Of the Congress-
The present Navy OF the United States, aside
from the ships in course Of construction, con-
sistS Of
First, fourteen single-turreted monitors. none Of
which are In commission nor at the present time
serviceable. The batteries of these ships are Oh
solete and they can only be relied upon as auxil-
larry ships In harbOr defense, and then after such
an expenditure upon them as might not be deemed
justihable.
second, iive fourth-rate vessels Of small tonnage
only one OF which was designed as war vessel,
and all OF which are auxiliary, merely.
rhlrd twenty-seyen craising-snips three Of
Of WOOD OF these Wooden and
Is estimated by the Chief Constructor OF the Navy
that only three will be servtceable beyond period
OF six years. at which time it may be said that OF
the present naval force nothing worthy the name
will remain.
All the vessels heretofore authorized are under
contract or In course OF construction, except the
armOred ships, the torpedo and dynamite boats,
and one cruiser AS to the last Of these the bids
T Were In excess Of the limit nxed by Congress.
gun-steel is o question which it seems necessary
TO settle ut an early day, II the armOred war yes
home manufacture. This has been the subject Of
Committees OF Congress within the last three
years. The report OF the Gun Foundry Board IN
1854, Of the Board on Forti1cations made i'm Janu.
airy last and the reports OF the Select Committeee
OF the two Houses made at the last session Of
Congress, have entirely exhausted the subject, Sc
far as preliminary investigation Is involved and
In their recommendations they are substantially
agreed.
In the event that the present invitation OF thu
Department for bids 70 furnish such OF thi.
material as Is now authorized, shall fail to induce
domestic manufacturers TO undertake the IarVs
expenditures required to prepare for this new
| manufacture, and no other steps are taken b,
congress at its coming session, the Secretary
contempiates with dissatisfaction the necessity
the authorized ships 1t would seem desirable
That the wants Of the Army ana the Navy In thi
uniting their contracts, such Inducements mtoh
pc offered as would result In securing the Comes
t1catton OF these important intereSta
| THE POSTAL SERVICE
] The Affairs OF the postal service show marke,
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In my last annual message to the Congress at
Lennon was directed to the fact that the revenues
IL was suggested that legislative action should be
taken to relieve the people from the unnecessary
burden OF taxation thus made apparent
In view Of the pressing importance OF the subject
deem 1t my duty to again urge its consideration.
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pl1Shod by the reinstatement ana cultivation OF q
true American sentiment which recognizes the
equality OF American citizenship This, in the
light OF our traditions, and In loyalty the spirit
operation on the part of all interests is the sure
path to national greatness and the happiness OF
al our people that capital should. IN recognition
spirit OF American fairness, generously accord to
labor its Just compensation and consideration, and
that contented labor is capitals best protection
diverse situations OF our people are inseparable
from our civilization, that every citizen should In
ns spness pe n to the general good
preston OF labor, ana that violent disturbances
and disorders ALLEVIATE from their promoters true
American sympathy and kindly feeling.
THE DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE.
The Department Of Agriculture, representing
the oldest and largest OF our national industries is
subscribing well the purposes OF its organization.
BY the Introduction OF new subjects OF farming en-
terprise. and by opening new sources Of agrtcul-
tufal wealth and the dissemination q early infor-
nation concerning production and prices. it has
Trough this agency, ADVANCED tSoSsst and isyes.
s6e Ia among ether things 6e practically applied
food which are now imported from abroad. such
an Innovation win necessarily O course In the
pertinent; and the subject In every stage should
receive all possible encouragement fFom the Gov
The interests OF millions Of our citizens engaged
IN agriculture are involved In an enlargement and
Improvement OF the results Of their labor; and Q
jealous regard for the welfare should be willing
tribute 70. those whose productive returns are y
man source OF our prpgrese and power.
Ine ex16eoco o. pIe0rO- pneumonia among toe
cattle Of various states has led 70 b0rdensom ana
In some cases disastrous restrictions In an I'M
poFtAnt branch Of our commerce, threatening 70
AFFECT the quantity and quality q our food supply
This ts matter OF such importance and OF such
gage the serious atsention q ne congrsss 70 the
| end that such remedy may be applied 6 the
nmitS az Q constitutional Delegation q power 70
| the General Government win permit.
1 ] commend 70 the conB10efAf3on Of the Congress
the report OF the CoUmin1oQeI, and his euGgeG'
lions Conserving the interest lntIuDteo 20 MS cara