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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
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THE NIGHT COMETH.

Fold I'D the work wherein, hour after hour
(Only to sew my shroud, then, was born0
I've wrought faint pictures, look, of many q
And many thorn.
Yea, many flower. Some bridal blossoms; some
Spell my dead chiidren's names in their sweet
way;
One blew in Eden ere the snake was come,
And there ere they.
Yea, many thorn. Behold, my hand hath bled.
Even in tracing them, SO sharp were they,
On this long, shining garment. Did his head
Wear such that day?
can but think me how, before the dew
Melted in sunrise, and when noon was hot,
Till on the dusk my coffin's shadow grew,
rested not.
Working forever on this one white thing!
Why, OF a truth, it should be fair to see
And sweet to sleep in. Love, you need not bring
Your lamp TO me.
Look you. the graveyard moon aIiseth. So
That light is for the blind Now let me be.
Iistenl The graveyard wind. Therei ! viii go.
Il calleth nne
Sarah u. B Pi&tt in Lippincott's.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
Rock Island Ahead a. Usual.

Realizing the great popular int est
taken IN the coming national convent II.
the c. X s. y Ry., Brock Island route) }
comes to the front as usual and has an
nounced that its rate 70 ST. Louis and Chi
cago will be one cent each way. Special
trains composed Of Pullman sieepers and
free reclining chair cars will be ran solid
20 st. Louis and Chicago. A. this verv
low rate will undoubtedly cause great
rush. il would be we'll for all who wish
sleeping car Accommodations 70 secure them
in advance Berths may be ressrved At
city TICKET Office Rock Island route 20
East Douglas avenue. Rsmember this
makes the rate to IT Louis ard return
g 10. and TO Chicago and return 1898
10 II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
EAIhER'S CHILD.

Ny little silf tonight with childish glee,
Although her months had numbered not two-
score,
Escaped Der nurse and, at my study door,
With tiny fingers rapping, spoke TO NE;
Though faint her words, I heard them trenn-
blingly
FAN from her lips, as il the darkness bore
Its weight upon her: Fathers child" No
more
I waited for. but straightway willingly
brought the sweet intruder into light
With happy laughter. Even so some night,
When, from the nursing earth escaped and freq
Ny soul shall try in her first infant flight
To seek Gods chamber, these two words shall b
Those that win make him ope bis door to me
-R. T. ". Duke, Jr In Lippincott's
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

4 letter written from Orange, Cal,
says that the hooking birds Ia that local
ity feed on the berries that grow On the
Chinese umbrella tree, and that this sor;
o, food makes them tIpsy. They oct very
foolishiy Just after { hearty meal, and
stagger about badly intoxicated CEicagc
Herald
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

Many parsons Use tie phrase Sin
t-lcs" who have no conception Of its mean
ing i tree . the s.xt4sth part If sec
ord OF time The hour In divided into
sixty minutes, the minute into sixty SEC
ends, and the second Into sixty trses @
kAtrGs-Ca1sgo SeTS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
She Didn't Want 1t.

soston Spinster lin bird storee-That Is
beautiful parrot. sir | am very anx'
ious 10 have one. Can il talk,
Dealer--Oh, yes, ma'aEn- TO parrot:
'Fpolly want a cracker
Polly tsolennIyl-Let her go, Gala
gher,
Exit Boston spinste- The Epoch
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
4 Famous Bahr.

Frances Victoria Alexandra, the Sioux
baby Just born in England, is already Ia
nous The cable will, doubtless, report
the first effort of the youngster 10 say
"Ah Gioux New York World.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
Occidental Hotel.

A. " Dening has leased Ard taken possszstca q
TIE occsdea;sl March / VII gui IS IN good sbsss
aud y III glad 10 rs oie fr1s1as AID al che
d. posed 70 gre hirn . Cali esi-E
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Seine c6oGeit Der Stump.

ueber ben bereits m Gur5em nitgee
tbeiiteu proceB gesen ben prinsen Ybis
lipp bon Bourbon miro hes @eiteren
aus paris, ben Is. 5ebruar, nod berid)s
tet: 8or oem Barrier 3u6tpoliseige=
ri6t fam geitern Elm G6minbelproceB
5ur Werbanolung, In ipel1em Der Mn.
getlogte fein 8eringerer mar, als Don
pbilipp bon Bourbon, Sctn bes 9rin.
aen bon Nquila. 9on pbilipp lit in
ieinen UtuBeifunben Mtarinemaler,
f6eint aber bamit ni6t geitlig su peroies
men. um ieineu 5ablrei9en 2iebbabereien
frObnen gu f6nnen unb iu1t baber Nes
benermerb. @inen fOI6en glaubte er
gefunfen 5u baben, als ein gutmttbiger
@eiitlt6er, iest pfarrer in ber 9orItabt
glignancourt, belen sanses gernl6een,
ettpa 100000 Tranfen, BEL benz 8au
elmer &ir9e aufgeeangen mar, fi6 an
ibn, tpie an anbere, our9 ibren &ei6s
tbum Dber tire Stellung betannte Yers
f6nli6feiten nit ber 8itte Inn 8eitr6ge
tDanbte, bic baau blenen iollten. feline
Gldubiger, Maurer, S9loHer u. T. m :,
gana gu befrie6igen;. oenn er i6ulbete
nod ettua $1,000 Granfen. Oon Bbi<
lipp seigte ii6 bereit, 5u 6em suten
Werte. beiauiteuern, unb i@lug folgens
oes Wlitte! bor. Ser pfarrer iollte ei=
men Suwelier finben, Der ibm 9ianlane
, ten gegen @eGiel bertaufen tuollte, uno
oaftir eine anitdnbise 8ersutung erbals
ten. Ser Sutpelier pur6e sefunben
uno Deripra9, fur $4,000 Granfen eis
men S6muf au liefern, bon eenen Der
Nbbe 2acote 1000 Jranfen be3ogen
bdtte; allein bic 2ieferung bei9rdnfte
ti9 oann auf Steine i'm Wertbe bDn
1000 Granten, neil bic 9lus:infte iiber
ben bsruebmen 9erru ni9t iebr giinitig
gelautet batten, unb als bic We6iel
prdlentirt tpurben, mar er nit
ben Siamonten beri9munben. 9lus
Bet bieien bate er aud einen Brief
Mbbul Gaber's an ben &bnig 2uotpig
pbillpp auf bic Seite gei6aHt. ber ibm
bon Der 9ausbdlterin bes braben pfars
rers annertraut tpprben mar. sic bate
ihn als beiliges unb to1tbares @rbifiid
zines Ontels, Der bel Dem ebemaligen
Winiiter 2ubpig pbilipp's @rafen
Ntole. 9ammerbiener mar, aufbewabrt
uno oem prin5en gum 8erfauf iibergez
ben. yta6 ibrer ueber3eugung mar bas
8latt papier 5000 Granfen, nod benz
@uta6ten zines Iutosrapbenbdnblers
aber nur $50 Granfen tpertb. Wie benz
aud lei, fie befam es ni@t tpieber 3u @es
fi9t unb peint ibrea 5000 Jranfen mad.
Don pbilipp BON Bourbon tpurbe in
contumaciam gu orei3ebn Mfonaten @es
fdngniB, 500 Granten @trafe unb CUR
undertaking BON 1900 Granfen on bic
0ausbdlterin bes pfarrers pon Gig.
nancourt berurtbeilt.
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tgellS Deitdtlgen un0 er91n3etL, f9etls
Heue BeiDrgniiIe aufriibreH.. Du
ibreibit. baB bic amif9en Gobert uno
Msahume berri1enbe Yerirauli9teit oils
faa9e, bic .Nufmerfiamfeit Der 69loB.
bienetfdaft gu erregen.
Wie f6nnte bas aud anberes iein?
Die 9erridaften finb all bic Gage iiber
bon chamber unsertrennli1.. Sie
4benbe big ipdt in bic Nadt binein
briageu fie initfamnsen auf Der Wip.
potlippe su unb = Der &iiftpeg bon
bort In bic 3immer bes Serrn &itt.
meiiters fibrt but@ bic Gemdder Der
lgn1oigen Grau.
SD ltiuB nod einmnl auf BEN Bfarrer
auriidfommen. Gr iit eit itreug moras
lilber Wann = i'm Ianbldufigen bIir=
gerli@en Slime. Menn aber bic Die
neri6aft bereits angefaugen bat, iiber
bic 5a6e @lof1en sI MAIDEN, 10 1T es
uabegreifli6, baB Jriebiug. ber bod
mad beiner Nusiage oft nit ben iungen
2euten 3uiamnten mar, ni9ts BON bem
bemertt baben iollte, mas in unD atpis
| ftbeu ibnen borgiug> 9dtte CT a6er ets
mas bemertt, 10 tutrbe er augenblidli6
eingei9ritteit iein, unb tpent obne grs
folg, 10 bdtte er nid)t geaaubert, it9 on
mid gu tDenben; bapOn bin ib iibers
3eugt.
| Sd ni6t lninber, aber Sic iiberieben,
gndbiger 9err, ober bielmebr i9 DersaB,
Sbnen gu fagen, baB Der pfarrer f6on
i felt WOnatsfriit ober nod etmas ldnger
BON Mippoltitein entfernt 1T.
gSie?
Ser alte 6err bat bon ben Namuirz
tungen ieiner iibereifrigen Mnftrenguns
gen BEL iener periradien ndhtIi9en
Geuetsbrunlt einen &rantbeitsanfall bas
bonsetragen, iobab er benz gemsinfamen
Grdngen beg Mr5tes unb Der alien ur=
f1el na1seben unb ins Bab reiien
muBte. @r tpirb, CLAUDE i9,. in ben
Hd9fen 3agen 5uriderwartet.
Daraus ertldrt fi9 freili9, baB bon
6iefer Seite ber teine Snterbention Itatts
fanb. = Su 9ait ferner in beinem leb-
ten Brief, ber mid 70 brinseno gu au.
genblidliber 9eimtebr aufforberte, bon
eiaer apeimaIigeu &eiie beg alten Sies
ners bon &obert seiproden. @ie iit's
bantit2
glm ndmli@en Sage, mo- bic 6err.
i9aften uab benz @luritbal in bic @oms
rllerfriI6e gingen, reifte oer alte Nnbres
ab unb blieb einige WO6en aus. $50
er getpeien, tueiB i6 ni9t, permutbe aber
aus beri@iebenen umitdnbeu, baB er in
ber &efDeu3 mar. Gs gelaug mir, au
erlidern, bab ct cine groBe @elbiumme
nit 5uriifbradte, tbeils In Baar, tbeils
in @ertbpapieren. Nad tuenigem Sa-
! gen uerretlte er abermals unb III nod
nift piebergefommen. Der SafeIbes
der Wilms tbeiIte mir nit, baB fi6 ber
! 9err Rittmeiiter oDr bes alteu anbres
Smeiier Nbreife. .Diele 5tuuben lang nit
bemfelben eiuseI6lofen unb ooB Der
Albrss iebr grdmli9 uno iorgenDoll
ausgeiebeu hdtte.
9Git ou benn ni9t perfu6t, al ben
/ alten 2erl au fommen2
tSortfesuns fsIst.l
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gases Meuisfeiten.
Sen lon B

Snlanb.
= Sie beioea 9duier bes Gongrei.
ies pertagten iid), na6bem lie &eiolu.
iionen gu Gbreil ees perforbenen 8nns
besoberri1ters Waite angenpmmen bats
ten unb na6bem Gprlites ernannt mot.
ben maren, tuel6e ben &onsreB Bel ben
Yesrbiguuss Jeierli@feiteu bertreten
| follen.
- neber Bic Carthage un6 Ipecieu
iiber bic Mias'f9e Sarifbla Inn ieiue
periDnli@e Nniidt befragt, erpiberte
Sherman, oaB ct ni6t nur boffe, ions
bern feft iiber5eugt babon Iei, 6ieie
6raae iperbe tpdbrenb Der beDolitebens
| ben Mablcampague bic 0aupts issue
fein. @leiGseitia lei er aber aud iibers
seugt. baB bic Mebrsabl Des TOlfes bic
Graae: nS6Rysoa ooer GreibanoeI?"
5u @unftsn bes eriteren beautfporten
nerbe. Die Waius'f1e 8ill nennt
SHERMAN: u@in politiides 8ebrdu,
5ufammeugebraut, Inn 5timmen su
fdngen bur@ berIodenbe unb befes
Genbe 8er1preGungen fir einaelne
Sbeile unb probuctions3weise bes
2anbes."
= Sn Wi1imantif, CONNECTICUT, bat
Der @aiiirer Der bortigen 5parbant,
Nantens 8. s. &oDee, $3.50, 900 perun=
treut unb 1T oamit fli6tig getporoen.
= Sic 9anbelsfaaimer BON gincins.
natl trat suiamn,en, um Spmpatbiez
&efolutionen anldBlib Oberri9ter
gDaites Sobe an3unebmen, ben man als
einen Der pberiibmteitett S6bne" beg
Staates Ohio be3ei6nete.
Nuslanb.
= Sie gfa9ri1ten iiber Den @eIunbz
beitssuitanb bes 4aiiers beginner tpie.
Der eiinfiiger 5u perben. gs beiBt,
fein Geblfopfsieiben babe f9 iebt gan3
bebeuteub sebefiert unb es iei .6offnung
borbanoen, oaB ct bod b6llig gebeilt
merbes tonne. st bat bic leBten 9id@te
gut gei9laien, obne bon Qttbembes
t9weroen belditigt gu tper6en. 9lm
Vormittage ma6te er eine ldngere pro,
menabe bur@ bic Srangerie bes Gbar=
lottenburger S9loBgartens.
- Sn ben BON Ser. ueberi@mem.
mung beimgeiu6ten Diiiritten llnaarns
berri9en entfeBli6e gaotbitdnbe. Die
Sdmme, iDel9e bic 5tabt 8etes ihiiben,
broben einauitiiraen unb banu 1T bic
gan3e ,Stabt rettunsslos berIoren.
lleber fiinfSig 9dufer Der 8oritabt fnb
bereits eingeiiiirat. Nu6 Bic Gtnbt
3emplin bat f6per gu Ieioeu gebabt.
= Die = sn9torbb. Nas. 3eitung"
ipridt Die 9offnung aus, baB Bic ueue
meritanif9e anleibe bon 800 Milionen
| Waart, an tpel@er namentIi6 beutf9es
&apitaI betbeiligt iei, baSu beityagen
Werbe. 6em beutf6en 9annel uno llns
ternehmungsgeilt neue 8abnen 5u ers
6Haea. Wsau biirfe erwarten, 6nB
MerifO bas 8ertrauen, bas ibm bic
beutf@en 3apitaliiten babur1 betpielem
babeu, oabur6 erwibern uerbe, baB es
oem Wunfde Deuti6lanbs mad Grs
weiteruug feines NbiabSebietss entees
gen fommt, iObaB neue 8s3iebuugen
gum 8Ortbeile beioe 2dnoer bareus ents
teben m69ten.
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: era a 9.

: Sn Der 9ta6e bon 6ouitou III eir
400 pfunb f9werer gdr erlest porben,
@r feBte ii6 ben Sunben unb Sdgerr
5ur Webre, anitatt &eiBaus at nebmen
aber mebrere tuoblgesieIte SuseIn fired.
ten i'm nieoer.
= SO. Benedict in Dallas BON be,
@lnibing Girma so. 8ene6ict & So.
1T BON feinem friiberen 8u9balter u.
&abn bur9 brei G6iiIe t6btlid bers
tpunbet wor6en. Benedict erfldrt,
Sabn babe i'm 5pingen upuen, inn eiz
men @bed bon $160 unb eine y2ote BON
$100 aus3ufertigen. &abn iast, baB
er oas ibm nod i6ulbige @ebnlt. gefor=
bert babe, Dorauf Benedict IGN einen
2hgner unb Dieb nannte.
SIN iogeuannten 5paniib Camp,
Wbarton County, fno aberraIs spei
gteger meu6Iings erf9oRen tpproen.
Sie &anger, tpel6e bDrtbin geididt
tuurben. bic llnruben 3u unter6riidsn,
i9einen ibren 3wed ni9t errei6t gu
haben.
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WiiIenstuertb!

Stlt IS. S. Wlorsan, elm aaufmamn in cafe
Giib, UIprioa, bate iia cine beftige ertdItuna
Sueejoser, bic bon einem qudIenoen Sufteu Be.
sleitet mar unb gang ben anfGein ber erfieu
S9pinb[uAts Sgmptome borbot. ST ber.
fu6ts cine Wenge-fosenannter popularer gu.
ftenmebieiuen, allein bas rebsl berI&Iimmertt
ii9 bon Sag au Gage. gr maserte iidtli9 ab
bate Gtbenbefd fdiperbtn unb fouuie ni@t inebl
i6Iafsn. S9liebli9 berIudte er Or. Rinsi
vsleus Gntbedung aesen edpinbfu4t" uni
faab fOfort grlsidteruns. IaGbem er Ell
babies Ouseno Glai4sn stbrantt Datte. MAJ
er boafdnbis seIunb uno bas liebel ftellte fid
aud fpdter ni6t pieber eiH. ,aein anberei
WittsI tam cine fold lanse Elite bon selunse
usn aursn aufpeilen, Dis Or. Rings rReu
Gntbeduus sesen G9pinbfu@t@ Der erfol!
bieier Meoiein miro sarantirt.
. Yrobeaaf6en frei in Der apoibsfe bon u
Dreib.
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Qlls epeaiaI @eianbte. I'm b

: Oils SPECIAL @eian6te, um ben
&e8ierungsantritt Saiier Griebri6s
formel su melben, linb ernannt
Sen. Baron bon Soc, nod 2cnbon
Gen. @ruf 2ebnborf, nod Wien; Sen,
bon @erber nad st. petersburg
prin3 BON 9obealobe. Snselfinsen, mad
3Om; @en. Bring &ab3iwil, mad
Mabrio unb 2ifabon; Sen. @raf VI
ten, na6 paris uno Brius Sabfelot
Sra9enberg, na9 &om. Ser Gaiiel
uno bic &aiierilt empfingen bic Nbge:
fanbten Der ruifii9en unb Diierrei6if6er
3esimenter, bereu Snbaber osr Saiiel
geiporben.
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Gin @eriiinsmussmtttel.

5rau @bObe @besleb in @eterion, @lah
gountb. Soma, ersablt bic folscnbe bemertens.
pertbe @efdbidb!e, Oeren @abrbeit bon ben 8e.
po6nern iens8 Stdbt9ens berbiirgt tuiro: sd
bin 73 Sabre alt rnb bin Ianse Sabre binfur6
BON IierenleiOen unb @eldbmtbeit gepeiniat
woroea. SD mar f6IiesIi9 nidt mebr I'M
StanOe, mid allein ansufleiben. Sest bin id
bOllig frei bon allen 2eioeu uno Sdmersen uno
fann fogar n,sine Sausarbcit sana allein ber.
ri9teu. 9aS Seroaufe id) ben electric Bitters,
tpelde mid bSllis oeriinst uno mid Don aller
arantbeit unO allen Sie9tbum befreit taben." !"
Man beriudje cine Glafde Die fleine slaIde
foitet SO Gents, Die sroBe 81 uno 1T su baben ii,
ber apstbete bon u. Dreis.
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eimmOms siper sscsmlator gmlper.

&e,ieu6e, nel9e bic 6laf6en (bes
Glhifigen) su 3erbre6en fiir6ien, tpers
ben benahridtiet. 6aB Sim MONS
2iper Regulator pulper,
lJereiiet bur6 ben IufsuB elmer Sbees
taiie pOll Maiier,. (beib ooer talt), aui
einen Sbtel6ffel poll Yulper unb bab
Srinfen bes @emiides, pber iene
Auantitdt bes pulbers in ben Munb
geuOmmen, UNI iie su fauen unb bin.
unterauidluden, bic Wirtuug eines
milben Oeifuuugsmitiels obne 2eios
i9neiben ober uebelfeit baben ipirb.
8ebt M9t, BEN e6ten Simmons 2iber.
Eeeulator, bereitet bon 5. 8. 3eiIiu 8.
Co., gu betommen.
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Spmmerieibe BON serIdiebener
Sualttat+
steue @nswabl BON Sddern+
un5wetfel6aft bic befte Nuswabl
BON Damen< lnb &inber> >5auben
Manner~ IT, &naben>Sdubsn unb
efelnppn bepabrtenTabrifanten
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Rtue 3epbsr @insbams, Snbiu
grtnfles, gercals, 3ansibars, 9t>
euts, eawns, 8atttlte, gapseltp
Gcrbs, iacttifae 3ep9prs, Sutl bu
sfcrs unb anbere gum @aidtn se>
etSnete gabrtfate In grocer @uss
Uabl uttb slt periatebenea preifen.
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@lesante gipoitdten in 8dnbern
unb Giiiden.
Die neueffsn yluns. 0eiltnss,
Sel1rietta Sud-, grepes, apber
Sud-, gballte einfarbis unb se<
muifert IN alien mpbernen Saat<
ttrtnsen+
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= 9err Is. guel, @onitabler Der
3ten: :Waro, wobnbaft lib 6. 5tes
Str, Ga @rohe. Wisconfiu, 1T elm
entbuiiaitii6er 8erebrer bon Or. Qlu.
guit &6nig's 9amburger Sropfen uno
3ru{fthee.
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Cine tptole gscrf;niterutto

oller anbern Mrsneien bur6 Sr. g. ..
pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
(goloene me6iainif6e gntbedung) nabt
heran. Dime @lei6en bel galligen
Rranfbeiten, unreinem 8lut unb
S9Dinbiu6t, tuelbe ein Strofelleiben
Ser 2unge 1T.
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QBroSse 00laar&u- AuSSt&lunQ ITnT NOn n
,lleruenciten Syruejabrs Nluoeu lie UVIA OON


gambric in perldtebenen 8reiten H.
9reiien. Sarbtse Stidsreten ber
fetniten Sprte.
@rpbc auswabl BON Damene
nnterse1s+
gpQifdnbises Eager Don Damene
unb &inberi ifritmpfer+
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= Der @raf Malberise III ni6t :
snie aafdnslib mitsetbeilt tuurbe, Ders
abi9ieoet roor6en, fonbern er Durbe
3um @ommanbeur beg rbeiHiiden @rs
Meecprps ernann..
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= Nper's @berrbs pectoral beiiBt eins
brinsli9e unb entf6iebene Seiltrdfte: !:
oas benefit elm fortseiebter 8ebrau6
beiIelbeu in allen Gdllen BON @rtdl'
tung, Suiten, &ebls unb 2ungenleiben
unb ieiue linbernbe un6 frdftigenbe
Wirfung 3ei9t f6 unmittelbar.
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GtiGsrsfen!

Sptt5eu! g Syit5en!
auf bielsm Telbe sldnsen mir
burd 6te srSbte auswabl unb bic
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08
ALEsSOS FROM ENGLAND.

Wages in free trade England are higher than in protected France or Germany, vet England sends her goods all over the world and beats out her protected rivals in com peting markets There is no protection on English labor-just as there is no protec- ton on American labor; the market is open to immigration from s-ny part of the globe But English labor is better than the labor of other European countries and receives better wages on that account.
 The figures of the foreign trade of Great Britain for the first six months of the cur rent year furnish an instructive lesson. The exports of British manufactures and produce amounted to S563, 1889, ,725, which is an increase of $41 ,91O,27 upon the ex- ports for the same period in 1887. This is an increase of sos per cent. The larger portion of these exports was made up of ar ticles of British manufacture. The value of the textile goods exported amounted to $265, ,611 145, an increase of $S, 034, ,665, or 3.11 per cent. Metals were exported to the amount of $91, 776, ,415, an increase of .9s per cent. The exports of machinery and mill work aggregated $50, ,4s2, ,95O, an increase of 1873 per cent. The exports of apparel and articles of personal use am ounted to $26, 1884, $40, an increase of $2, AT ,23O, and the exports of chemicals were valued at SIS, 119, ,855, an increase of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08

of over. population. Not content with the natural flow of immigration they have been importing the pauper labor of Europe and the very worst element of it, too, as is shown by the testimony before the Ford committee and the investigations of General Master Workman Powderly-to drive out Americans and naturalized citizens who have come here on their own resources or force them to work for starvation wages.
 High taxes protect the employer-they subsidize him, for he can import his labor and pay Chinese wages; they oppress labor since they increase it's living expenses with out raising or keeping up it's wages. The pretense that American labor depends up on the tariff for it's wages is a sham and a fraud, a hollow mockery designed to de- ceive the workingman into voting the re publican ticket. Wages have nothing to do with the tariff. The wage-earner knows this fact, and knows it from experience.
 War taxes in time of peace are not need ed to keep up the wages of American labor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-08

CONGRESSMAN HENRY CABOT LODGE of Massachusetts said in September, 1884: "Grave public questions confront us. There is large, perilous and growing surplus in the revenues. It must be removed, not by needless and extravagant expenditures, not by abo' is ling the proper taxation of whiskey and tobacco, but by freeing entire ly those great necessaries of life which enter into the daily consumption of every household, and by wise and discriminate reductions" Lodge is talking the ether way now. When politics are in wit is out.