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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-02
c.. B. FRANK.

We are ready to any Competition, and the Signal
Success of our campaign against High Prices will prove
that our efforts in the right Direction. Read what
propose to do for
MONDAY and BALANCE Of WEEK:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-02
New Advertisements.

-Subcribe for the WEEKLY LIGHT.
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Miss Lucy Speed is in the city.
Officer Kroeger is back to duty.

To-day is a legal holiday owing tC
elections, and the saloons are closed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

go to school His father reulied that he
must 90 that he conlda't except to get on
in life without an education. Young Had
lock. rising. renea,ed his declaration thai he
wouldn't, 20 10 school. and then PASSED into
an adjoining room. returning IN, a few mo-
menis with small pistol in his hand The
DO, then said. Father. YOU won't send me
away to school. will YOU p- The renly WAS
Yes. Harvey. YOU mus, prenare 10 90 To-.
morrow" The pistol was noticed nv Mr.
H,dloek h,, he ,houob, his son was onIy
attempting a little brayado. and as he raised
his arm no attention Was given tho matter
The hoy then placed the mnz,le directly he.
tween his ewes. and nulled The ,r;,,cpr
Even then he f,,bsr cn,ldn,, h.l;ex. ,ho
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

The February number OF the -iH0ntic
opens with long in>tilmcnt Of Henry
James, princess Ca>lmis.na.' in which the
story has some interesting Developments. This
Is followed By charming poem called The
Homestead by Mr.. Whittier, which describes
eNqusitely deserted New England farm
house. ministerial Responsibility and the
Constitution" is the title Of paper BY Abbott
Lawrence Lowell, contrasting the difference OF
the L nted States Government and one which,
a. in England, depend, on the indi, luat re-
>pOnsibity Of the ministers in power. AN
American Soldier in China give. Il most
graphic account Of the manner in which Gen.
Frederic T. Wards achievements ip China
,moothed the way for Chinese" Gor,lon's
military successes. and renders Gen. Ward
tardy justice. Miss Murfrees serial, I'm the
Clouds" is full OF life, and leaves the hero in
the most exciting OF situations. Eleanor Put
nam, whose sketches OF old Salem life have at
tracted so much attention. has Il paper on
''Salem Cupboards'' and their contents: and
Mrs. ELEPHANTS Country Gentleman" i.
brought TO conclusion. "A Rhapsody of
Clouds poems by Paul Hermes and Andrew
Hedbrook, critical papers, the Contributors
Club, am! Books Of the Month finish a thor
oughly agreeable issue OF this standard month
~. Houghton. Mifiiin & Co., Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

if. A writer at ST. John, \. B.. in u
recent letter to the Boston Post, pre-
SCENTS the Canadian view of the matter
and shows what the late treaty has done
to build up the fishing interests of the
provinces. The letter will speak for IL
self. Here ii is; read and ponder:
4 treaty is very much more necessary to
our fishing interests now than when the
Washington treaty was entered into, for
the reason that other markets are very
much poorer and We have much more fish
To sell Look for a moment and see how
our fisheries prospered under the late
treaty. First. we will take the islands In
the BAY of Fundv -Briar Island. Grand
Manan. Campobello and Deer Island,
where the inhabitants are dependent en-
tirelv upon fishing for a livelihood. Be
fore the treaty mot including slight adj
vancement during the American rcbcllion)
they were. for wears. about holding their
own, making a living and nothing more.
when they had all the advantages Of
good West India market for the small
amount OF fish caught During the exist
cncc of the treaty. although the popula-
ton has not greatly increased, The wealth
of the four islands has more than doubled
A. for Nova Scotia. they could hardly
count one good banker. while to-day they
have as fine IA fleet and nearly a many a.
the United States. and have commenced 10
build few seiners. The treaty built
those industries up, which will have a
tumble down unless another Of similar
Kind is made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
Foreign News.

The deaths Of Paul Louis Amydr-
Fauher', member Il the French SENATE
ana Jean Ions HEM Villain, member It
The French Chambers If deputies, are wv
nounced.
Prince Leopold Of Prussia haS offered
marriage - Princess Victoria Of Wales, If
The affair J. satisfactorily settled. the be
'rothai HiI D. announced oa Emperor
William. birthday. March -
Queen Victoria /, SAID TO be 80 fond Of
children That she Keep. a record Of al! tie
brigh, sayings and doinss Of the little ones
that come 10 her notice.
1t is reported that not single case Of
SMALLPOX exists in Montreal Dr. its suburb.
Peter Jrp.on Of Petersburg, Illinois,
has been expelled from Germany Nr. Pen
dleton, United States minister. protested
against TIE expulsion.
Greece Will refu~- 10 disarm. 4 de-
mons,ratior against Engl4n occurred at
Athens. Saturday.
The Nhill>ts are again active in Russia
The Emporer William and Ills sons
when travelling by rail pay for their passage
Sir Richard Sutton has lent his Yacht
EimIna the feet Gentstas sister 20 Henry
Sutton, " no has sailed for the West Indies.
1t is rumored that all diplomatic Oh
lection, to the marriage Of Prince Alexanler
of Bulgaria With the daughter of the crown
prince OF Germany. nave been removed bv
the reconciliation OF the Gar Of Russia with
the prince. The marriage, it is said, WI Ill be
one of mutual affection
Prince Bsmarck's decoration Of The
Order Of Christ is a faely worked cross
several inches long, with large pure
diamond IN the centre and smaller diamonds
rad iating from It.
Mr.. Hendrickson, an American citizen
who was recently ordered by the govern
ment 20 leave Prussia. has received another
notice ordering him to quit the country be-
fore February first.
The st. James Gazette publishes SEN
salional story to the effect that the Irish are
preparing for deeds of violence, and will use
the knife and dagger in place Of dynamite
Michael Czak owski, better known under
the name of Sadyk Pasha, formerly q gener-
al in the service of Turkey, has committed
suicide at ST. Petersburg.
The Mandalay correspondent of the
London Times SAYS that Burmese who was
suspected of being connected with conspr-
acy, was placed among the corpses of FIVE
Dacoits who had just been Lexecu,ed. The
provost marshal then threatened The man
with instant death by shooting if he did not
confess all he knew of the supposed eonspir-
acy in which certain Burmese ministers
were alleged TO be implicated. A squad of
soldiers were drawn up in line and present
ed their rifles at the man. This frightened
him into making confession in which he
implicated several Burmese ministers His
testimony was written in book borrowed
from a newspaper correspondent, and was
taken to Bernard, the British chief commits
sicner Bernard, after learning The circum-
stances under which it had been given, in
dignantiy declined TO receive it. Colonel
Sladen, the British police inspector, has
made report of the affair to the chief mill
tary officers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
National News.

Mr.. Dorman b. Eaton, civil service
President, Saturday.
Three bodies of men who we're killed
by an explosion in coal mine at Newburg,
West Virginia, last Thursday, were recover
ed Saturday.
-Tnaddeus Fairbanks, the inventor Of
the famous scale which bears his name, cele-
braed his Goth birthday at ST. Johusbury
Vermont, last week His general heslth is
good.
in the WAYS aud means committee, the
2lst, Congressman Reed introduced bill
forblddIng the landing or sale of macherei
in this country between March and June
|. The bill was referred TO o sub-com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Breckenridge,
Maybury and Reed.
The House committee on banking and
currency reported the Mcpherson bill favor
ably Thursday.
In the Senate. the 2lst. the bill pro-
viding for the counting of electoral votes
was discussed by Messrs. Sherman, Ed
munds and Evarts. No conclusion was
REACHED.
In the House of Representatives,
Thursday. the bill to increase the pensions
of soldiers and widows was discussed at
length, but without any defaite result. Mr..
Milliken wac among The speakers.
General N. p Banks will celebrate his
seventeen birthday anniversary on January
30, at complimentary dinner rendered
TO him By bis friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
st. Nicholas for February. 1886,

Has richly varied table Of contents. Among
those articles which may be classed as timely
is an outdoor sketch. entitled s.Fish-spearing
through the lee" which shows how some cley.
er boys improved on an ingenious Indian mode
OF fishing: Badminton," sort of indoor ten
mis- for winter days, is the subject of a paper
by c. l.. Norton; Sophie SWEET has an anus
ing ''eoasting" story called 1.-The Girl Who
Lost Her Pocket; and there are bright Valen-
tine verses by Elizabeth Cummings, and 9TH
ers.
Then, appropriate to February p. is the Sec
ond instament of Horace Z. Scudder's
"George Washington; and the comparison
between the governments of England and
America, in "Among the Law-makers,- will
interest all patriotic boys and girls.
OF somewhat more practical nature is the
s'Ready for Business" paper on electrical en-
cheering; while Helen Jackson (H. HI gives
a few useful hints in her 'sNew Bits Of Talk
for Young Folks; and Frank Bellew, in a
clever little story, explains how the brain re-
ceives. stores. and uses all its Impressions
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
From Washington.


Nar-a- Washington Tore onA,urc.
REWARuING TIM FRANZ
The President ha, presented a go'! mela.
20 The :el!aw.uS persons Wafer \ Gro
ham. master Of II, BRITISH ting "Rap'd
Transit" f3r the rescue q American steamer
"HQa,er." in Na,ca A,'. and "a llear,
Lockwood Samuel FORBES. Juhn Broan.
Andrew Baker, R,b-rt Williams, K 5he,,
lngrah4m, j. No,e .uttr.wu and D. 4mss
whitney. for humane service, in rc>cu.- :
the crra Of schooner Ja> VI. Kl-y. in NJ
vember la.t also silver medals to D4, a
Paul. Charles Mainai. L,,l SAmoi Joseph
\ Aka. and George Mahai, for humane
services in rescu.ng the crew Of American
hrigan'ine He,perian in December last
Mr.. ulNGLEl ; SHIFTING BILL.
As finally agreed on IN Committee Mr..
Dlng.ty'. new shipping bllI. which he j
authorized 10 report TO the House al once.
: Substantially as follows
Section ! ahoii-hr- on July 1. lN>,;. the fol
lowing fees 10 collectors and other officer, IL
customs. Inspectors of steam vessel and ship
ping commissioners for >,ry lee 90 Nt->cl- -
the United States. TO Wit Measurement Of
tonnage and certifying the same: issuing Of
Licenses or granting certificate, FOR r,.i,tr, ::
record Of enrolment. including all indpr>.-
mcnt~ on the same and bond and oath in
dpr~'ment Of change Of master; ccrtifvin. and
receiving manifest. including masters oath:
granting permit. granting certificate Of paw
mcnJ OF tonnage dues: recording bill Of sale,
mortgage. byrofhee,tinn ar ,.,p,.y,n,., ar IN,
dis charge If such mortgage or hvpothr,itiou
or furnishing the crew lit including bond: :
furnishing ccriiticatiun Of title: certificate OF
protection to scamen: Till Of health. shipping
and discharge Of >eamen. A. pro, id.I bv Sec
ton -. r. = and >ec. > 81 the same: al,pren-
teine boys Ia the merchant service: inspect.
iug. examining and licensing steam vessels.
including Inspection Of certificate and COPIES
thereof. aud licensing of m1-:er. engineer. pi-
lot or mate Of vessel. The fees amount To
about S3pu.D0.l II j. provided that thes. Of
tieers >hall make a return 10 the Secretary Of
the Treasury 81 their services performed and
where pad. wholly or in part by fees, that
the Secretary shall grant them COMPENSATION
from the treasury 30 Il 10 make their compen-
>a'lun what il would have been before the
passage II this act.
section authorizes shipping commissioners
10 ship and discharge seaInen for the coastwi.e
trade.
Section ) amends Section 10 of the shipping
act Of $50 20 a. to authorize the payment OF
advance wages to liquidate anv lust debts for
board or clothing contracted prior TO the ship
ping. not 10 exceed two months pay.
Section extends the provisions Of the limi-
ted liability section OF the shipping act Of ISL
30 A. To cover all vessel, in the inland traIa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

iH1ugh ht. the ,ttt.,na. # tr, AstEE-
lcA> ever, we,A fe;, etc WITH ,..t..aelr a,.I
entertaining ma,icr. g., rt,r 'rt-i. Each ,,--
yu,sl u.-. . >i.t e disappointment ,lt. ~
ia ut ,.- many good 4r. lr. contained
tarteu ,n4af IL iritm tie pru 81 .mat.
4 rr.l I,r ur..,.,.,rs r, c,.re,l-l o., rein
BIZ authorities. tu be- aer Il rh, hp,, c.n,r-
q. educator. Au.wn. and al. rua., 4.ua tUa,
i ia rL-sp s,.d Easy Avenue GA f.r rad
/. gaining curren, ,uf,fmatt re.ard.n.
The interest, Of hYmAn affair. # t,1.i,.7ai.
historic. og ,raa...ar, importance. I4eh
lp4.,tIu4l should lee. a pr,d. II prspr.,r,r
,hip Ia the lc4liag colu,, paar-. all! where
a.l are made WELDON, 10 r., columns. Il,
should p,com. d ple.>au, ,.ut, g. ,cca> an-
sl, contribute something OF special inter-
IS, IA the genera public
Nov there are doubles, many reason. be-.
slde The of referred 10 comtnau! # ),
Pau. wh, tie Samea u Hancock Comfy
preserve, ,irl-r,, silence. IN ,b.. A,trpf,,< d.
80 0'''' ''""a ''h'''S''''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
Where Lost Nail Bag was Found

A night or two ago while the station men
were sounding and pounding the wheels of
the up river train, after its arrival at the
depot in this city, much ss,tered and torn
mail bag was discovered hanging from the
undergear. A close examination of the bag
revealed nothing but mutila,ed newspaper,
the mail itself having been lost before the
train reached here. At first the strange oe-
eurrence could not be accounted for, but it
has since been learned that the bag and con-
tents we're destined to the office at Hermon
Pond where they were thrown off, the train
at the time being in motion, and by accident
fell underneath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
Sad Affair.
II. d. HADLoCK's son BLOWS HIS BRAINS
OUT.

A very sad, and at the same time strange
death, occurred at the Fslmouth Hotel, Fri
day evening. Mr.. Harvey ID. Hadlock, the
well known lawyer, and family, occupy a
suite of rooms in the hotel The family
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Hadlock and two
children, a son and daughter The son,
Harvey d., Jr., was boy about fifteen
years of age. and has always eyinced de-
cided aversion TO going TO school. He is
said to have been naturally bright and fond
of outdoor life. His father had sent him
10 boarding school some time ago and the
boy stayed one night and then came home
declaring he would not remain.
A few moments after eight o'clock last
evening Mr.. Hadlock was sitting in his par
ior with his son. He told him he had made
arrangements for him to 60 TO school in
Topsham. Young Hadlock said he wouldn't
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

We doub, II there Is, or can be, specific
remedy for rheumatism; but thousands who
have suffered its pains have been greatly ben
Gifted BY Hoods Sarsaparilla- II you have
failed to find relief. try this great remedy.
II was afflicted with rheumatism twenty
years. Previous to 1888 found no relief, but
grew worse, and at one time was almost help
less. Hoods Sarsaparilla did me more good
than all the other medicine l ever had"
II. +. BALLOON, Shirley Village, Mass.
Il had rheumatism three years. and got no
relief till took Hoods Sarsaparilla. II has
done great things for me. recommend 1t to
Others" LEWIS BURBANK. Biddeford. Me.
Hoods Sarsaparlla Is characterized by
three peoularities LIST, the combination Of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is medicine of unusual
strength, cffeettng cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods sarsaparilla tones up my system;
puritcS my blood, sh3rpens my appetite. ana
seems TO make me over" J. /. THOMPSON.
Register IL Deeds. Lowell. Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla heats aH others and
is worth It's weight In gold" HARRINGTON.
100 Bank street, New York City.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by G. !. HOOD S Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
State News.


9iart' M bEo"nv'lie. thursday. Dana II.
Pefh7m vas Instauti! Killed, and Erwin
Evans had!A injured.
Eoss Ill. R,o.e.ti ...l.
L,.,, t,k,,, fr.,, o.. IAN i. ~, I'LL,
sh;r4 ,o R,our6nIj
According 20 the hcHHCbtc journal the
~""'" wy N'N commands '"e Ha,. HN0h
~ - '~uN''' ! t'a"''''c az N"N'"'
he Knights OF Labor q Maine. 10 e1-
operation WITH their brethren oi Ma<saci4u-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

Mrs. Burnett continues her entertaining
story Of Little Lord Faunteroy." and tells
how he returned to the home Of his ancestors
Frank x. stockton PERSONALLY Conducts" "
into many queer places "Around the Bay Of
Naples; T.. ;. Brooks contribute, atwo-part
COMEDY Tor children; ". Cary tells Of the
exciting adventure Of two boys. dpZ, and a
wild eat: and there j. great deal else that i
good. including some verses by Dora Read
Goodalc, Bessie Chandler. and others.
There are two interesting letters on the sub
jet Of Curved pitching" in the Editorial
Notes; and in the ''AEa.-iZ Association.
Prot. W. .. Crosby, q tue Boston society ot
Natural History. begins free course Of in
struc'ion in mjnrrllogy. with practical expert
mcnts, open to an readers of The magazine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

/ Master Workman Powderly says that enc
temperate man, who reads Lewspap,r-, !,
| worth more TO the order than hundred
men who drink liquor and get their inf1r-
nation in the bar-room.
The eldest daughter Of Kate Chase
I Spfague. 1t is reported. is to become an
actress. She is repu,ed yer, talented
Miss Kate Bsyard was the eldes; oi
/ five sisters. Mabel, now Mrs. Warren OIL
/ Boston. being next; then Mamie. Flnrence
! Louise and Nellie, the last OF whom is mol
| yet through with her studies, aud is in Bos-
/ ton with Mrs. Warren. while Louise was
a dehu,an,e Of the present season. Three
brothers we're ranged in among this quin-
te,te Of girls. and by all these brothers and
/ sisters Mss Kate was adnred.
I In a two weeks campaign in Cleveland
+ Francis Murphy and his son pinned the
Temperance ribbon on $1,000 converts.
John Kelly, Hines, IS uow conceded to
be softening Of the brain.
MALCOLM MacGregor. Gneal descend
ant of the famous Roh Roy, died Saturday
IN New York. aged 81 years.
The Senate confirmed these appoint
ments. anioHg others Wednesday
Consus Willis Y Patch. of Bangor at
S. Stephens. \. b; Frank " Roberts, Of
Blddtfard. at Cualicook, Canada.
Appraiser q Merchandise Edwin X.
Pierce, of Augusta. at Portland.
Collector Of Customs r. X Rundlett. Of
Wisca>srt
">',''aS,e, !, -'elat'es iouhs, al au-
"o'" - D. age F" ii"ni'"h.
The condition of x-p,,sideut Ar,hur'.
health is So, h a, to cause some anxiety,
- battle '''k place between policemen
an" ituhshI!ah s,rNtF' n Mount Pleasant,
"a, 'oe -''h' we pol'en'an ana several
- congressman i"hk. 81 tennessee, Cd
uc"'td Alh>tf "hi'f ""fh'ns = TBS cabinet
m'AeI f"Ur' f'8"'hR ny me hrt eht at
h'Ih''
"A c.l.>>sl statue 81 W,l.,,,, u SQUAT.
i tn process III co,utl.,4aa III WAN, q
kobn>oo, q Auhurn, y. y
Mr.. G DAWSON Coleman h,. h..,
elsr,rd \ cir.c,nr II ~. VII, N,,;,u.t l,,L
ofI.h,nor Penn.
HiNh1p hfeFn' ct W. t'NNipp', thr Oldest
American hi'hor. 3, si'ii active in TIE bar
-~ MIS- Nal. Ha's.! Eai JI,' passed her
:"rrtN eighth h'r'hdtt, she j, described a.,
'aH aud slender. with Very c'rar complex
,.lfo,, i.,c,.i.. Ill.,. ~. N..n 'l ,IN
Ira, II.r G.,,o-.. ,.,'. ,~......,i,- n''.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

The January number of NE CeHf"Fv i
out ~ print. and new edition Of jto" copies
i on the pres. The publisher, have had to in
crease the edition nt the February feAffFg,
since It has been printing, on account Of the
extra demand fnr this ''Niiwintcr' number,
The editor, sent in word to thr publishing de
partnent fc0 day. ago THAT ''if TIE public
only know hnN -onl the February number j.
gnins to ~, tlc large edition Considerably
over 4on.oof would h. exhausted On The dly
of i.~iit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
Notice of Foreclosure.


WHEREAS DaNid r. Heath of BANGOR, Pepol-
w scot County, Maine, by his IHajt gsslst. tccti
dated the 'uth Hay "f January, 4. u. So. ena re.
corded 10 the Hancock Registry Of deeds. Vol
~, Page 81, conveyed To- one Bcnnins { IA
Wt"n, ~ >uld Bangor. certain parcel Of real -
tate, situate in Verona, Hancock COUNTY -tat..
aforesaid and described as follows d, MI Iii
my right, title and interest heir at law la AMI Il.
pc homestead farm ~ my late father nah
Heath, late ~ Verona. Hancock County Me ~
cea -e't, said homestead being situated on south-
ern extremity Of Verona or Orphau'- Island and
same ow ned amt occupied by him 4 a home stead
Al the time of his death
by the term, Of the mortgage the right Of re
'temption i limited Ia one wear
And whereas the said E.nrjDr G ,tI.titnu l,,,
HI deed of assignment, dated December I. \. -
i-'' recorded IN saia Hancock Registry Of Deeds,
Vol 2tH. Page 400, assigned and conyeye.l Ia me
The undersigned the mort gage decd ana tn, debt
thereby secured.
And whereas the condition Of said mort gage has
been broken, now therefore by reason Of tn,
breach Of the condition thereof, | claim a fore
closure Of said mortgage.
HARVEY II. HEATH
BY q. r. Cunningham, hi. ATTORNEY
January -, lssG. 3v.3'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28

The Duke Of Edinburgh has appointed
Prince George ar Wales TO act as a lleutcn-
ant On beard hs flagship Al-Nanlna, in ;he
Mediterranean squadron.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-01-28
Political Brevities.
NO MORE COMMISSIONS.


The administration made great mistake
when it undertook TO recommend a new in
ternaiounl commission. looking To mere re.
ciprocity of the cid sort. Our fishermen
have had enough of it. They know what
the, want. They do not want The Canadian
inshore fisheries and they do not want To
be forced to pay frightfully heavy price
for something that is Of liule use 10 them
THE SOUTH AND PROTECTION.
Mobile Register.
There was a time when the grea; mass II
the Southern people were free traders. or
rather when they said they were, fl the,
left such matters to tie politicians and ac-
cep'rd whatever IDEAS they promulgated.
Their father, had been free irsdrrs the,
had heard protective tartf denounced as
robbery ever since they could remember an,
thing and therefore they were free traders.
During the past ten Years. aud especially
during the past five wears. however. as msn-
uiactures have increased in the South. and
as the development Of lis wonderful re-
sources has Proceeded. number Of our
people have changed their views on this sub
jet They have Investigated the matter.
and have seen no reason for DONG away with
system which ha, enriched the North for
years jus, when II Is beginning 10 enrich
the South
LONG LIFE TO HANNIBAL HAMfIN.
Somerset Reporter.
Hon. Hannibal lIamlim is conspicuous
example Of a model retired public official