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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01
MIND AND MATTER.
The Effect of Extremely Hot Weather on
Different Kinds OF Men.

The Eject OF Extremely Hot weather on
Different Kinds OF Men.
One of the most interesting studies
bearing upon this subject (of the rela-
ton of mind to matter) is found in OBJ
serving the effects of high tempera-
ture upon different organizations. The
nervous, sensitive, egotistic man when
the thermometer ranges among the
nineties, is chiefly intent upon pub
fishing his perpetual discomfort. In
stead OF sitting still and cooling his
mind through work or genial diversion,
he moves busily about telling every
body how hot it is, with gestures and
calculations to match. He is a mental
radiator, bent upon transmitting his
own conditions to other minds, and
without intending it is generating his
own discomfort within others.
On the other hand the man of even
temperament, OF cool mind, avoids all
mention of physical and thermal con-
ditions on a hot day. His purpose is
to get his mind as far away from them
as possible. He hears his nervous
friend fling down his pen or spade and
declare that it is too hot for work. To
him congenial work is the very best
means of keeping his attention away
from physical discomfort. One feels
comparatively cool in this mans pres
ence. He is a partial refrigerator and
transmits his own conditions.
The mere physical temperature of d
man on hot day is not the measure OF
discomfort. In the busy season hun
dreds of New England farmers toll in
open fields in the hot sun in such ex-
cessive perspiration that hardly dry
thread is found on them through the
day. But If one is accosted on the
roadside and reminded that it is ter.
ribly hot day, he will generally reply
with true Yankee drollery that it is
splendid weather for corn. The farm
er's mind is ON the hay and corn crops
instead of the heat. His mind is kept
cool by congenial labor and the prom.
ise of good crops.
What is true of man is true of beasts.
OHo Vi tho Hiooo P"ihiuA oASHo' w
person of kind heart is to see the dis
tress of horses that pull the street cars
on scorching day. These animals re.
ceive the best care and treatment by
the companies, and their muscular
strength is not over-taxed so far as
mere work is concerned. Ahorse doing
the same work on IL country road would
not perspire much. 1t is the tremena
Gus strain upon their nerves caused by
constant fear OF losing their feet ON the
smooth pavement when starting the
car that chiefly induces their sweat and
semi-torture. Even with Il horse 1t Ii
the condition OF mind that largely de-
cides its power to endure heat and
work. Boston Globe.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01
SECRETS OF SUCCESS.
A Self-Iade Man Tells How to Acquire
Fame and Fortune.

A Self-Made Man Tells How to Acquire
Fame and Fortune.
Mr.. o. w. Potter, President of the
North Chicago Rolling Mills Company,
said:
''In my experience good health is i'm
portant to success. Next, get some
thing to do, and do that something
just as well as you know how, and try
TO know how to do it in the best pos.
sible manner, and then improve on that
all the time. Make your employer feel
that his business is your business, and
do that by being always on hand and
ready and willing to do your part, and
don't wait to be told what your part Is,
but rather be hunting up work to do,
instead Of having somebody hunting
you up to have you do your work. and
when the time for your work to begin
has arrived, be at your post and ready
for your work, not ready to begin get
ting ready to work, and use up ten OF
fifteen minutes of your employers time
in the morning and then as much more
at night, by getting ready to walk
away at exactly the scsoke of the clock;
rather be ahead in the morning and be-
hind in the evening than the reverse.
. Employers don't forget such persons
when the time for promotion comes.
and if one adopts the being late policy
in the catching of trains they will get
left, and the same is true in their busi-
ness
.Live within your income olUays.
''What you save invest in something
that will add to your income.
"Let liquor alone. Let tobacco alone.
Let Sunday find you ut church once
during the day sure, and twice won't
hurt you any.
'Work all the time and work with
all the ability you have. and try to
have all the ability there is to be had
in the business in which you are en-
gagged, and stick to your business. II
it wants you ut four o'clock in the
morning be there; II at midnight go.
Don't be too anxious to forget yonr
business when you have closed the
door OF store, Office or shop behind
you; II you do, the business may forget
you.
"There is no certainty the above
prescriptions, however carefully pre-
pared and faithfully complied with,
viii. alWays insure success, but 1t is
fairly certain that general disregard
OF them will not add to ones happiness
or prosperity."-Chicago Journal.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01
-.pa.n y said Miss Bridget Mulligan,

-.Pa," said Miss Bridget Mulligan.
who has gone into service with some Of
the blue-book bon-tons, II want dog
cart" "A phwatP" "A dog cart.
All tn aylight have thin, an Ohm not
goin' to be left behoind In the swim. "
IA dog cart. is itp we'll tell me now,
phwat's the matter wild TIL goatp Be-
gorrah. OF paid tin dollars fur i'm when
he was two feet hoigh, an he can trun-
die cart as we'll as any dog that liver
barked. n--Merchant Traveller.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

Experience, with unerring finger, indi-
The enlightened rely upon her, the ignorant
and credulous abjure her guidance, and are
misled by charlatansm and bombast. For
many years Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
has been achieving victories over disease,
which are recorded in testimony from thou
sands Of the debilitated, nervous, dyspeptic,
bilious and malaria prosecuted.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

-Lightning-rod agent Ito boy): SIS
that your father lying there in the
shade, sonnyp" Boy--"No, sir; pas
away, an me and ma is the only ones
at home; that's dead book agent.
Dye want to sell ma any thingW
"Thunder. no!' said the lightning-rod
man.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

"A cheeky affair-asking girl
to share your lot when you have no lot
to share.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

IT is wise man who knows his own
lame when he sees it in the newspaper list
of hotel arrivalA
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

SEND for Glenn's sulphur Soap if trou
bled with any trouble of the skin.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SIC.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

FREEi A 3-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickel or Cherry Cigar Case. MER-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

Ii afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's S Eye Water. Druggists sell 25c.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

HANG it! This is put-up job, said the
man when his wife ordered him to hang the
parlor curtains.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

THE people who bet on elections do
wrong, but the man who never bets is no
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

A COMPOSING stick-an awkward writer
of music.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

In some people the high -drawl-ic form of
speech bespeaks water on the brain.-Er-
chduOc.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

GEPPERT Medecinum, Cincinnati. cures
Lung, Nerve, Throat Diseases. Send for book
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

Appreciated. ed.-And you saw cord
wood for livingp" Eyes, sir, and 1t is
an honorable employment. "No
doubt, no doubt" Eyes, sir, so honor
able that my labors are universally ap-
plauded." "Applaudedp" "Yes. My
work is always on cord"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01
THE MARKETS.

BREAKFAST is the proper place to call the
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-01

-"My sermon to-day" said the Ne
brsska clergyman, looking placidly
over the congregation, Twill treat of
Sabbath desecration, and trust | will
be able to point out its wickedness to
good effect. Before opening my dis
course, however, will announce that
base ball game is in progress south OF
the church, and for the convenience OF
worshipers the score of innings will be
recorded on the blackboard by Brother
johnson. My text is Remember the
Sabbath day and keep it holy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19
Dcuro nno hooms.
Dressmaking.

n REssMAKER- by nrstesass cressmsEer BY me day
IL or iakr woFN home nttlng or dapng IL The
latest impo I'd fishops hig est reference Afiess COM
PETENT, Tribune Uptown Oneo, LBS Bfoadway
DpFssN AKTR-Bv Mrs Hayes formerly with Nine.
~ Dleden dne- dcssmakers work In latest designs by
the day. Call 60e shave
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Real estate to Grcbanae.
n.
Two yoYyR- STORY FLATS. uptown to exehanee ,op
j ssAsr rropsIty JOHN o. H0YT. JR, SO Broaaway
Countrp propertp mantsa.

" ANTFD-To rent summer hotel fully furnished 70
" sceonnodste 100 10 125 Fueso con yshient 70 New
\ sfk, hDcx9n also house suitable for summer
rsrs large enough for rs 80 persons furnished In
2eot Wv
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financial.
REORGANIZATION
OPTuE
& Ohio RAILWAY CD.

% WALLsT..
NEw.l DIRK NJ II L. ltHs
Holders. representing total Of about seven.eghths
OF the bonds VI tho CHESAPEAKE AND OH o RAIL
WAY CO affected by the plan OF reorganization, anu
fourffhs Of the STOCK OF the said company having ac
ceptsd the provisions Of the reorganization agreement
daed Feb Z 1885, notice hereby given to holders OF
outstanding securities that the same may stu 20
deposited with DREXEL., MORGAN Co, % WALL
ST., NEW YORK, on payment of the following peh~i-
On SERIES @BS g PER CENT AND PER CENT
BONDS, a penalty Of per cent In cash on the par
vaue
(On "B' bonds deposited now interest during re-
organization, provided In the reorganization agree
ment, Will accrue from May l, 1881
ON CURRENCY BONDS, penalty OF per cent III
sash the par value -
ON DEFEfRED INTER EST SCRIP. a penalty Of
per cent in cash the par value.
on ALL CLASSES OF STOCK, In addition 10 inc
mens provided for In the reorganization agree
ment, penalty Of IL per cent In cash on the par
value. Ill,
The privilege Of deposting securities, as above wiz
be terminated By the COMMITTEES, In ITS dscrrIIVn,
without further notice. and after such termlnatioh
no deposits will DO received ,. -.
Notice Is also given that the second lnstalment o.
o5 per cent OF the assessment all classes OF stoSh
deposited under said agreement Is called and WI 90
payable NJ the Office OF DreXel, Morgan 20 on ry
g. 1883 Deposnrs are requested 10 present InsIr
reorganization receipts that such payment when lnSoe
may be Endorsed thereon.
DRExEL, MORGAN & co.,
nrp0sTTARIEs
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ClRAToGA sPRIN -. N. Y.

= -
. Or. STRoNG'sS 'NITARTUM OPEN ALLTHEYEAR
Uader the Of regular phv an ednlpoei with
all best repra aDplia Turkish and AL ~ ire asas
baths he various isr IA electricity &C. Foe the treat
nient ~ NV this tha over for change IL A
chssrfu resirL steam neat IOcatAt Ia drv ana ROMA
climate and with tie advantages Of Spring W.erS Par
criars sons application.
SENATE HOUSE. Atlantic City. n. j.
Grand view Of scsan electric bells modern pprove-
m@nt% IN no ixhty healed II. IS. COOK SON.
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financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Florida Railway and Navigation Co.,
INCLUDING THE BONDS OF THE FOL-
LOWING COMPANIES;
Florida Transit Railroad,
Fernan Ina and jacksonville X. r.,
Peninsula r. r. OF Flori a,
Florida Central and Western r. II.

NEwYoRK March 81. 1888.
NOTICE 10 hereby given holders OF rs cent
OF the securities provided agreement OF
Ratlon have deposited bonds tefs Of said
agreement
Inc date before which outstanding bonds must
DC deposited with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, No.
% "asL NewYork City under said agreement Is here.
By extended to APRIL 20. 1883
Inc privilege OF subscribing the iund raised for the
purchase Of series A bonds the Florida Central
western Railroad (which agreement offered
al asserting security holders) having avaed
will until ApH 90 1855 be subjected discretion Of
the committee.
Further notice is given that the drs pstament Of rs
per cent OF the assessment deposited
unaer SAID agreement hereby and will be payable
81 the onice/of the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY on or
before APRIL 20. 1883.
Copies OF the reorganization agreement may obtained
at the ONCE OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. the
committees depostary Of CHARLES MscVEAGH.
Esq, Its Secretary No. 40 willam-st. Of Messrs
JOHNSON GALLUP HURRY, its counsel, No.
% Wiham-st., New-York City.
By order Of the committee
W,BAYARD CUTTING,
Chairman.
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VOnnlrp propertp for Sale an0 Go Get
CALIFORNIA.

Land of HEALTH and SUNSHINE Finest climate In
the world in the santa yay Beaatifp scenery rich
soi requiring no irrigation good society sehOos &C. no
deserts no swami mala Ia no Lzzards no TO ria heat
Fine home this lovely valley, for sale Location me
hest: house all modern improvements Over RCoO ful-
bearing fruit trees 6O0o grape vines sprcot peaches
prunes pears cherries apples, ounces, 6gs almonds &C
Good income Place rapidly increasing In value safe In
vestnent Price $50 OOO oneha cash, balance on time,
4, desired NO REAL ESTATE AGENTS Address, for
particulars p o. Box 502 Santa Clara, Cal
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DlDtoeno Notices.
Rooms ano flats 90 Eet.


Rooms ano flats 90 Eet. ~.,..
ECHO,
Every apartment sh location ventilation perfect
small families only references JANITOk,
o. q. BENNETT, 100 Broadway.
THE ST. CATHARINk
l. APARfMESr HOUSE,
Corner MsdlsOu-avc. Gnd 33i-sG
81 10 nr.t door. The cabinet
surpassed 10y ans house
the city
Full particulars appliration a. the premises to
J. BENNETT SaSsrintenient.
L1FTH. AVE. " E. Cor 2sth- st-Elegant large
medium apartment; full southern exposure; steam
heat and elevator Shown 10 g. Janitor. East 2sthst
at IsPENARD." -5S East sGthst.. Madison-ave.
Elegant apartments; s large light immediate
cupancy; fuel supplied rents siCOO % $1,000 Der mn
nun, 10 commence May l. Inquire Janitof premises
ENOX Nj I.-klexsnt Fl Ia LIT l07 sst 70th-st,
L. near Psrkave 2 rooms all hght; decorated TO SUIT
t@naLt. Inquire on premises
ITO RENT TO acceptable tenant May to October l. Q
Il fully furnished apartment; nine rooms all sunny
hight up outlook park and circle elevator Apply
at 23O West 59th-st
THE PERCIVAL. go West 42fst. near Broadway;
Il One suite, three rooms, first door, with bath and
toilet From May l.
American plan or table dhote
WESTERLY Choice fats to rent; wei venti
w lated all light; rents nom s3s 10 NS; immediate
possession. Inquire Of Janitor l0S West 5'th-st
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Amusrmenis.

Amnsrments.
ACADEMY OF dusIe Italian Opera.
wsar.dsy and friday eve inss xpr IS and 20. and
5000 nTaI LSeIc sgccnss or TEE yy EAR.
"oTELLo."
SECURE YOUR STATS EARLY.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
DRoADwAY. earhsr 4ist.t s..cr,
A'A's'h ana safes. n n. EE.SF Ii. xor stN0EH
FAN SASF TT E9y yE YFSar,
In victersn sar,ous
oAMpAxisrss ffssswHRsLlL1 6 scERr
APRIL 80. OF EMS MAIE
DoCKsTADER's THEATRE. coRINNE
Erc I-Rn 1s6 s E.s+ %s Msp s s.griy
sSEXTTISE SEw.ToRk AEp ShS4 Is 5ss
oo"Iss ess.rxn .$sE4a alslsfo H.
'''t' FER, ;'5E Sun
nALY'S THEATRE. To-nighf at s:15.
THE rAv sSaIhEE559Ff MIS- nosIs.
v yok s.
"a GAVE HFf 70 Ssps oEEDY ooSPAx oS.n..
IN KITE S4tSSs IPPEEEEsARsALI mex, wee
.YCEUM rA ATaE. 4th-ave. and 23i-st.
1 1H % %EE Nc 5. n: y; ~
i7sin Shs s.n.a We. L SSyss
MADISON 80. THEATRE. Last 2 Weeks.
' 'e'2 PEo S;sS Nni!frs sf PsETN s
SUCCESS "roaPTHEir'Es"- al and E1 P1RrNEfs
"BkILLIANT."--s un. PARTNERS
= Kun or PARTNERS must emf April q 10 admit
the appearance OF Mr. Pamsr's company in Boston
~ SEATS ON SALE FOR LAST WEEKS.
NIBLO'S. NI8LO5
~ Reserved Seats Orchestra cro. and Balcony 80 cts
EvAyeE1rxr RicE's BEAUTIFUL v.uar,rrr
Last Marins. SATURDAY ata
Next week-THE DALYs In UPS DE DOWN.
STANDARD THEATRE. J.C. DUFF, Mgr.
~ Last week It this Theatre
Wa. 'f.ossfpLE ezss S g ssd9:y a:;.a.:h
MADISON ausrs RI, atrs Z. city "'"S A''" o. '''
~ Her'lsucce.s AZ brilliant that OF Tho Henri
y. p Nova positive hit A second Henristta"
Graphio-PerireIion o. dsiail.
Press Possible Case " scores a hit
N. " Tmes-Thsrs that could hardly be bet
\. Y. world-Perfec,ioc o, detail throughout
" Y Tn nn.-It must be conceded the authors sim has
Joe How,rd-In "a Possible Case J. NJ Hill has prob
NExr wEEK Mr. Neil Burgs.. IN his charming comedy.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ Nj. stetson would respectfully, annoane. the
LAST We WE Ks
of his management If this theatre
LOUIS JAM 4
I. Asp maRE WAI II SS.sa
VI ''iINl Il.
NEXT wEEK-orKEkLd 6pa aHS MucH ADO ABOUT
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Real est ate.
NO. 2.

No. 2.
Last November there recorded two Quit claim
deeds Of two downtown steres back Of which IN
teresting history.
The two stores with other valuable pieces Of
property. 30 years conveyed by TO
Trustee for the benens Of wife, and after her death
for that Of children. The conveysnce sferwsrd
cot aside children made parties
The various parcels had freely bought and sold
since that time them. with other property. had
been covered with wholesale warehouse One
of the Savings Banks Of the city had loan
other ana now the children are selling releases
the title good
Such cases show that the claim that Individual A.
torneys can or titles any better than CON-
pany like this IL pretsnse. They show that the
absence Of financial liability for on their part re-
suits in their not examining them well They prove
that individual attorneys opinions do not protect an
owner as well as opinion backed By the sbsoluts
Quarstes Of . powerful company.
Why not STOP then, the endless train OF eminent at
torneya examining In rotation the title, and still
leaving the property each successive examination.
lus. where IL started with the bearing all the
risk Of mistake or error and have your tides examined
ana Guaranteed by the
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prosAipu Irppertp for Sale ana 90 ct

tvR SALE CHEAP. No. 242 carroll-st.
f@1ns Carroll Para Brooklyn. Apply 70 J. y WILDER,
AAsaf oses ~ ~slist Kss.Ysrk oiiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-19

TOR SALE.-Trust receipts for stock OF the
Amsrisan National T.lephsns gempanss, Ram an
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gounirn Board.

CATSkILL, N. Y.-Private residence; hrstclass 40
eommo iations; spacious shady. elevated gfOunds.
pleasantly located Accommodations FOR reerenesi
exchanged Mrs L wIITTELSEY Catskil N. T.
ExcEPTIoNAL oPpoRrUNITY.-A physician and
~ wIm ono ehlhenl. psrfecuy responsible. would
Ike care OF residence In or near city for some
u.mths II Lescsssry, wouil hoard gcntenep
OF family left In town; also would rent theis
comfortable home, iuily furnished. running
wstsr large garden. barn, Ques village line Of Eric
r r. best 81 references given and required Apply by
letter TO w. p, Tribune ONCE.
THE MORNINGS sEcoNo SEASON; -commodous
u residence beautifully located high
gFoundA four miles from Bnghamton accessible by New.
York and Erie ana d., L. ana W. nrstclass table. fresh
fruit jersey milk aud In abundance; oil conveni.
eness, references exchanged. Address Mrs II. Max.
MoTHkIsA. Ftnshamlnh N y
DLEAsANT ROOMS snd good Accommodations bo
Sing Sing, n Y.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
Florida Railway & NaTigat0n Co.

The UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice they represent
q NJ AIOkITN actual ne Fir-t NJ
Consol 1atel Bonds Of the Florida Railway AMI Navigs
ton Company, ana believe thar Il the Interest
OF the Bon1ho1ers tlat the plan Of rpan1aon pro-
posei ~ Messrs Cutting and others. Committee should
Any Bon ihol iers who have deposited their bond With
the Central Trust Company under q INTERPRETATION
are recommended 70 " fhfraw them and al ndholters
are Invited to communicate with
ARCHER N. MARTIN
(of Post Martin 4 Co..,
"a - Pine St., Eew-York
L z DENNISTON,
(of z. w. Clark & Coz,
1879 S. 4th ST., Phis., Penn.
J. d. PROBsT,
(oi J. D. Probst & co.,.
30 and So Exchange Place. New-York
As representative OF the majority OF the stock OF the
above Company. beg TO recommend the above as the
proper course Of proceeding
u. H. SMITH
(of f. B. wallace q Cor
A Broad Street New-York
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Cost auo found.

osT or STOLEN. -Bsnk-eook No 20l.1 1873 Of the
~ EmlgTsnt fndlstrsi es, hIss Bank The Under
win b rsy1Es,d or s1yInS a ne ssOS No. Cham
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-17

mail services. with refusing to sign the nccessa
ry bill for the improvement Of rivers an har
bors, with using the power OF his administra'
ton 10 prevent approx riations for navy and
coast defenses with attempting to destroy the
protective tariff, with courting the good will OF
other nations at the expense Of the citizens of
the United States, and with joining the foreign
to demonetize silver and destroy
the industries Of our country, and for tho re-
duction of wages Of the Mint employees ut Car
son. for closing the Carson Mint, whom y was
not only self-sustaining but source of revenue
20 the Government, for its contemptuous vete
Of pension bills for tho relief Of disabled SOL
ders and sailors, and for failing to construct
the Government building at Car on as roqui-et.
".
We xre in favor Of the absolute exclusion OF
Chinese, an the restriction Of immigration. BY
which the present overcharged condition OF the
labor market 10 made worse. and also favor leg
is auion BY which q re, ision Of our naturaliza-
ton and land laws may b. accomplished
Y.
We demand, in behalf OF our various indus
tries the retention II the duties on lead, oorax,
soJa. hides and leather, and to restore the tar
il of 1867 OH wool.
Resolred: ;. hat we recognize the right Of Ia
bor to organize for :ts asful protection.
VII.
We favor liberal appropr aticns BY Congress
for photographed and topogrsPhica' surveys
in this state to the nd tnat the waste waters
may be preserved for the purpose Of irrigation.
We endorse thu wise and conservative admin
istration Of Governor G. Q. Stevenson, and We
heartily commend the able efforts Of Senators
Stewart and Jones and Representative Wood
hurn In behalf Of the interests Of the people OF
this State.
II. favor tho Granting to New da Of all Gov
ernment land within the State for the purpose
Of providing means for irrigation and s'hsr
Improvements.
We favor the reduction Of the Treasury sur
plus b, the payment Of pensions to emon +
diers. their widows and orphans, the improve
mel.t OF riye.s 3 and harbors, the building OF de-
fanses for on ses-coasts, the erection of public
buildings, the creation Of navy, the purchase
o. bonds and tfe repeal 9! the Internal revenue
laws taxing tobacco.
II.
II is the duty Of the State to MAINTAIN Tres
nan. secta.i n schools in the rural a.d sparseiy
sett ed distric' IS well as towas AMI thicSly
se.tlas see.ious and that sucl a division of ths
school money should be made as VIII irrnisi
the means of e4ucat:on to all children III ths
State.
We are in favor OF re-opening tho carson
Mint for coinage and raising 'he WAGES OF ~
emnloyos - the s a dard paid BY the lass ne
publican Administration.
XIII.
We demand the restoration OF tn mail ssr
vice in shis State to the efficiency maintained o.
the last Republican Administrator, and lave
the payment Of fair wages to all postal en-
p eyos,