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LOSS AND GIN.
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uino c,vsscu '"y pev"ii We ilau criiho
t,inc' hiter We iNnu pceh OUT tiiree OF iour
GAYS, the machinery got disarranged ana
.ne steam began 10 escape, ana me cap
uuh, gatn9rihg tne people ana the crew on
9eck, salu onvSs some one shaii go
uoWn anu smut on tI'al steam ana arrange
.hat machinery ~ tnS peru oil ms me we
must an De destroyer, lie was NOT Wiling
70 90 DOWN himsel, Noohe seemed wi'lng
W 70; me passehgers gathered ~ one
en- Snu Oh tne steamer waiting Tor their iate:
me captain Salu' give you i'st
warning. IL thete IL no one mere Wiling
10 imperii nus lie ana go down ana nix
ll,at machinery, we must all DC lost "A
Pl''ii SAILOR suu' IN go, sur ana ne
wrapped hlmse,l III coarse piece OF can
vas ana went uoWh, ana was gone nut
Jew minutes, wheh me escaping steam
ssWppPcd, ana tne machinery was corrected
anS captain Srieu OUT 10 inc passengers
an saV1u! lev us 60 Gown peioW ana
see what has become OF tlN poor fellow
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KILLED TWO NEGROES.
A Terrible Tragedy Near Tiiiatoba,
Mississippi.

Mississippi.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CoFFEEvILLE, Miss, May Cone day
This week Armstrong Hill was killed and
Russell Hill severely wounded by VIII
Burk, near Tillatoba. Burk is a young
white man, and prosperous farmer.
while the Hills are negroes, who worked
ON his place. The following are the cir.
rumstances attending the homicide: Burk
wanted Russell Hills wife TO drop corn,
and The negro refused to permit Il. Burk
ihen said he had been expecting some
such rascality for some time. Russell Hill
then began cursing Burk, and the latter
drawing his knife, stabbed Hill in the
back Of the neck, making a deep cash
pbout five inches in length. Armstrong
Hill, Who was about twenty steps away,
hurried TO his brothers. assistance, and
Burk ran. Telling their wives to bring their
guns, the negroes ran after Burk, saying
ps they ran, "letscatch and kill him before
he gets 20 the house" Burk succeeded In
Eaining his house and Immediately loaded
his shotgun with buckshot. Armstrong,
tceing that his brother was badly
wounded, gave over the pursuit and started
90 Tillatoba after doctor. After every
thing had quoted down Burk. with his
gun, also started for Tillatoba, but on
meeting Armstrong returning, accompa-
MED by DIR. Milstead, said: Halt, you
d-n black rascal; you scared my WIFE,"
and with the words he fired at the negro.
The shot entered the right side and came
out at the left, killing him instantly. In
pursuing Burk the negro scared his wife,
who is in poor health, and she Is now
dangerously III. Mr.. Burk made his
escape, and has not been seen since.
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Leadin,. Bu.incs- College.

Among the established institutions OF
Memphis is Lcddin's Business college. II
is no institution OF an hour, but II has age
merit and widespread reputation. This
school was founded by Mr.. Leddin in 1864,
and when an institution has maintained n
name for thorough and practical training
for quarter OF a century, II may be said
to have an established reputation. The
success Of this school financially and odu-
cationally is unparalleled, and Is due to the
practical methods used in training its stu
dents and the close application and thor
oughness OF It's teachers. No time IL wasted
In the dull study from text books, but its
students are drilled in practical work. The
actual practical department OF this school is
unsurpassed In any business college.
The students from Leddin's business col
lege may be found occupying the best posi-
tions in Memphis. They are keeping books
in banks, wholesale houses, insurance com.
panies, and filing the highest places Of
trust and honor throughout the south.
Every book-keeper in Coldwatcr, Miss,
was educated NJ leddin's Business college.
As an evidence of the popularity OF this
institution, Il has been compelled 10 In
crease its seating capacity by fitting up
another room almost equal IN size 10 the
main college hall. This new department
Is equipped in handsome style. The faculty
has been increased by the acquisition OF
Mr. Thurston ID. Prcwitt, a gentleman OF
talent and experience.
Prof. Watson, the present superintcnd-
ent and secretary OF the college, cannot he
LtNa la.
the Dallas, Tex, State fair last fall his pen
work and methods Of teaching were award
ed the diploma over all competition. His
writing IL admired wherever seen for the
easy and graceful movement and rapid cN-
ecution, and he Is unequaled rs an in
structor.
Ills lectures on Commercial law" de-
liycred every Thursday, arc very interest
ing. and are looked forward to by tho
students with intense interest.
The secretary Of the State board OF edu-
cation and president Of business college
at Nashville, says OF Prof. Watson:
81 know OF no better all-around man in
the college business. and | know most Of
them, having attended the Business Col
lege association, Of America, for tho past
ten years"
This college has always had the best
teaching talent In this limo OF education
that can be found.
The night class Is tho largest ever seen
In Memphis school, and promises 10 con-
tinuc ~ such the entire year.
II you wish a sample OF Prof. Watson's
writing, call nj college or address him at
Bcddin's Business college, and he will be
pleased 10 comply with your request.
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Havana sugar Market.

HAVANA, May 5.-Sugar-The market
is unchanged. Tho greater part Of the
sales made during the week were TO spec.
ulators, whose faith in n favorable reaction
is undated and continues to induce them
to pay full prices. The closing was quiet
but steady. Mola,scs sugar, regular 10
good polarization, S9.l2l@9.3l gold pcr
quintal; Muscoyado, fair To good refining,
$50 10 90o, S2.00ta2.25; centrifugal. O2o to
06' polarization, S2.5G l62.03l. Stocks in
warehouse at Havana and Matanzas, 8, 500
boxes, 6g5, 900 bags and 1900 hogshaads.
Receipts for the week, go boxes, a.. 900
bags aud 200 horshoads Exports during
the week, 1850 boxes, 2S,5OO bags and
2.4OO hogshcads, of which 1900 bags and
100 hogshcads 10 the United States.
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COTTON WORLD FIGURES.
Amount OF American Crop In Sight
Northern Spinuers' Takings.


The following facts aud figures from the
Cotton World Of the 9th instant will be found
Of interest 10 the trade:
Receipts at all ports are 1910 bales larger
than that last week, and 1865 bales larger
than this week last year.
At the interior towns the weeks receipts
show decrease Of ~ bales from last week,
and an increase Of 55i7 bales over this week
Of last year. Stocks show a decrease for the
week Of 27,Ol5 bales.
The amount Of American crop In sight Il
now 0,5GSg23 bales, against assoc bales
last year and q, 2s0. 500 bales the year before,
an increase compared with the former OF
800, 9ii, and with the latter Of 2ss, AZ.
Receipts from plantations show u decrease
OF 100 bales compared with last week, and
an increase Of ?, 755 bales compared with this
week last year.
Northern spinncrs talings from ports to
date, including overland shipments from
September 10 March 81. have amounted 10
i,522, $50 bales, against i,ll7, 0i3 last year,
and l,652OOJ year before last, an increase
compared with last year Of 75,Oi3 bales and
n decrease compared with the year before Of
e9,7O7. These facts are demonstrated Us fol-
lows
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Henernl,eri

That the auction sale Of NJ. @. Pearce's
subdivision OF 81 beautiful large lots In
Northeast Memphis takes place Tuesday,
May s. And don't forget the extraordi-
nary terms-l-5 cash. balance in ~, is,
"a. 20, d. AZ, a., "a and 90 months !
Above all things come and enjoy the big
James L. Cap Webb has no superior
In this line. and he bosses this department
Free street car tickets will be- furnished
nj the office Of \. W. Roystor 4 Co. 10 par
ties desiring 10 attend the sale, and buses
will be In waiting nj the street car term.
linus 10 convey them TO the grounds.
Plats, etc, can he had OF
y. W. RoYsTER x Co., 2g7 Second ST.
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A nnIcnnI Sentiment.

Prom the Birmingham Herald.
A thing that southernes need 10 learn
and must appreciate, Is that murder is not
justified because Of petty insults. Life is
moro sacred than reputation, and men
must not seek 10 wipe out mperuions on
their character In blood. The sentiment
that teaches the reverse Of this is wrong
II is morc than wrong; II IL false, vicious,
aud capable OF endless mischief IL has
survived too long In the south, and the
damage that IL has done this section can
not be calculated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

That +. w. Royster 4 Co. will sell on
Tuesday, May 8, % largo and beautifully
shaded lots in NJ. @. Pearces subdivision
in Northeast Memphis Remember the
terms one fifth cash, the balance in ~, is,
-, 30. 30, AZ, ~, 81 and 90 months.
Free street car tickets can be obtained
nj Register x Co.'S, and buses will be In
waiting at the street car terminus TO con-
ycy bidders 10 the grounds.
Grand barbecue under the able manage
ment Of James l.. (Cap) Webb. Plais,
ETC., at ,. w. Register & Co.'S, 207 Second
street
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II is said that "a man who once gets
thoroughly into the work OF breeding fine
stock IL seldom willing TO abandon Il for
some other pursuit, no matter how lucra-
tive the new venture may be- There is
fascination in the production Of fine stock
which no other industry can claim.
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DIED.

suGARMAN-in New Yurk city, Friday, May 4.
ISIS, J0'Erm suGARHAs aged q, years
guncml viii take plncr from the residence 81 hls
sonln-law. Joseph Fadcr. No. ~ Adams slncct
tomorrow TuEsDANl morning, May sth at .
O'Clock. Friends are Invited 10 attend
LACY--At the residence 0i her father 7. T.. Lee.
No. ~ Manassas street, sunday morning May o.
isS', at o'clock, ALIcE Lacy, wife Of y ~ lacy.
Her remains will b. taken % laducnh. Ny, for
inteumcut.
Kansas City. Mo-. louisville anl Phducah. Ky.
napera plcarr p0py
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n ToitI Iau 30

Mr.. L. A. Ireland " Brccn, Phillips &
Co., Nashville, Tenn, says. II wns afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co., manu-.
facturers, Nashville, Tenn. 30 cents aud 81
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
No 2SJ Main street
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Live aadI.eiIIxr.

Courson 4 Weakley, go Main street,
are practical wagon and carriage makers,
having served nj the tndo for many years,
rendering them proficient In all lis details.
VIII furnish estimates, drawings aud spec
ihcations free 70 parties In the city OF
country. Correspondence solicited. No
stockholders requiring large profits.
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The Commercial Uaion Employment
Hureau.

A branch Office OF the Commercial
Union Emigration and Employment bu.
rcau will DO opened In Memphis this
week, under the management Of Mr..
Fergus S. Harris, ex-warden Of the Ten
ncssce penitentiary. This institution has
officers in twenty.one other cities Of the
United States and Canada, at Louisville
being the head southern Office. II under
takes to furnish skilled and unskilled labor
Of all classes, male and female. Its facili-
lies for furnishing employment TO appli-
cants arc very great.
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uai Ear Chenn Tickets,

To New Orleans, yicksburg, Baton
Rouge, Jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, -. Paul, and many
other points. l. SAnEIsos n Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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I.an.dows... Depsrt.re.

OTTAWA. Ont. May 6.-rhc cabinet has
appointed Chief Justice Richie, Of the SUI
prcmo court, 10 act as administrator during
the intcrcgum 20 arise between the do
parturc Of Lord Jonsdownc and the arrival
OF the new 0oycrnorgcnoral.
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Tn. nnlfe., Prl,II.xe.

will be sold 10 the highest bidder Monday,
May Z, at 1 O'Clock Pun, at No. 81 Adams
street. Terms cash. \. w. Moews,
Chairman.
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warning.

How many people ruin their siomhchs by
swallowing cold drinks ON hot summer
day, when they could avoid all danger by
adding ten drops Of Angostura Bittors be-
sidcs inparting delicious flavor TO their
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

The we'll known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other t0nics and a
most perfect neryinc, are found In Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve The blood aud com.
plcxiou
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.REALESTATE
FOR SALE BY
r. l.. COVER & co.
NO. ca MADISON STREET.
NO. ca MADISON STREET..

Every Elegance
Mdely
TWO DOUBLE COTTAGES o IAudcdAle
Dsoo and asosc streets all well improved aud everything In excellent condition
fa
Georgia
THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY the intersection Of Poplar Carroll
High having
breadth the
balance desirable residences Is
Memphis
TWO BRICK HOUSES Madison junction Of Marshall
Madison both
school.
condition having comfort and conyenn Elegantly ar1iei throughout hot
location desirable
business churches ushould
appreciated
FRAME HOUSE rooms desirable
lot Drl76
FOR 1850 fourteen miles from the city within onchaf nIeo
Woodstock, C., q & s. W. H.
would
be pleased show 20 those desiring purchase
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

Mn. JonN G.'KnoNrn, Cape May. n. j..
had Eczema for years. was cured by IIcis.
kell's letter Ointment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

The belle Of country ball was asked TO
waltz. "No, much erblgcd," was the
reply, "thcm round dances always turns
my stomach" They got some Of sol
'oleman's ko-ko tulu and danced the
ancen.
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Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine Is an Alternative. and
causes q radical change in tho system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid as in others; but, with
persistence, the result is certain.
Read these testimonials -
For two years suffered from a So
we're pain In my right side, aud had
other troubles caused by q torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines a fair trial without a cure, /
began 10 take Ayers Sarsnparilla. I
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking Ave bottles was COM
plctely cured, John w. Benson, 70
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May largo Carbunclo broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and was confined 10 my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me 20 try
Ayers Sarsnparila. Less than three
bottles healed the sore In all my expo
rlencc with medicine, never saw more
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect OF the use OF this
medicine was the strengthening Of my
sight" Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
Z" had a dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly; and, ~ my broth.
or and sister were similarly afflicted, [
presume the malady Is hereditary. Last
winter, Dr. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.D recommended mo To take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue Il for year.
For five months | took II daily. | have
not had n blomish upon my body for tho
last three months. IT. T.. Wiley, liB
Chambers st., New York City.
|" Last fall and winter was troubled
with dull, heavy pain In my side. 1
did not notice IL much nj first, but 10
gradually grew worse until Il became
almost unbearahe. During the lnttnS
part Of this time, disorders ~ the ston-
ach aud liver increased my troubles. [
began taking Ayers Sarsnparilla, and,
alter faithfully continuing the use ~
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and l was completely
cured" - Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Ilaverhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price Ell slE bottles, o. Worth Is bottle.
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10. u. ~. FuSTnAL NOTICE.

10. ". ". fuNLnAL NOTICE.
The memher ~ fuphraics Lodge, No n, T. a.
II H.. are hcr'by notified b. meet NJ their lodge
room on tuesday morning VI 10 O'Clock. for the
purrc ~ paying the lat tribute Of respect IA our
late brother, JOsErH stgAnHAS. Members u slater
II. GRoNAuER secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07
Men, Youths,
Boys,
and Children.
In tho Greatest Variety OF Shades
and Stylos.
Our Success

In holding the R"ins over the Modes Of every sno.
o-siyc scnson. buying our Garments Of the best
Material, the Latest styles aud lowest Figures.
Offering snuio at Small irodb. thereby giving our
Patrons aud tho Public IN general tho bcnent
thereof.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-31

The Courier never loses an emporium
ity to get in a slap at Hon, Sam Word
and the Rocky Fork railroad. Every
issue contains notice that it is arrayed
against Mr.. Word anu this enterprise.
Mr.. Word will be here this week and in
all probability he will answer the Cour.
Ter in person ; but in his absenae we
should like the Courier either to c%onfine
itself to the legitimate Issues of the am.
l,aign or else stand from under. The
fiat has been given ont hv Mr. Carter
that Mr.. Word must be maligled, and if
the Courier still continues TO follow in
structions, We will be aggressively on
hand To take part in this personal cam
paign ourselves. The Rocky Fork Is
now being built, owing To the r%ustling
qualities of M ,ntana men, opposed by
those who should have given their Sup
port to all enterprise of such magnitude
and ofslph imp rtance to Montana. But
If this is to he the issue Of the campaign
none invlt it vi heartily than the
CHRONICLE.
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THAT ROCKY FORK MATTER

We confess that this matter has moth
ing at all to do with the present political
campaign in this territory, Int as Re-
publlcsa papers seem to desire to make
it an issue. it is well for all to fully I'M
derstanJ the matter. Mr.. Word of Hell
tns, in CONNECTION with some other gen
tlemen of this territory, attempted to
build a railroad, Tie CONTRACTOR, who
was to do the work, at the last minute
failed, while ar opp' sition corporation,
made up of eastern men. did everything
possible to hinder and block the pro.
gress of the project. The history ofthe
Whole affair need not be retold, for the
very good reason that Mr.. Clark had
nothing at all to do with the matter,
except to be in sympathy with the Mon
tana men in their project. The road is
to be finished at once, and every bit of
outstanding Indebtedness paid, 80 there
will be very little comfort in this matter
for those who have rolled it around their
tongues and held the whole Democratic
party, and especially Mr.. Clark, respon'
sible, for what they have made them
selves believe was q grave injustice.
In the opening of the campaign Mr..
Carter in a telegram responding to SINH
lar expressions, said that he Il sired that
this campaign should be clean, and at
u wv An
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-31

Senator CockrelI, in his speech on the
tariff, made the Republicans squirm as
he poured vollies of sarcasm into their
ranks. In describing the Republican
tariff bill, which proposes to increase
some rates and reduce others, he called
it a "double edged sword, keen on both
sides" There was a fat te be fried out
of the manufacturers; those on whose
goods the duties wera raised, were to be
forced to contribute to the Republican
campaign fund iu order to keep them up,
and those on whose goods the rates were
reduced, were also to be forced to on
tribute so as to have the rates increased"
He charged that the bill, instead OF being
pressed into its pa ,sage was kept open
with the object of thus irving the fat
out of the manufacturers. And rumor
had it, he added, that the frying pan
was kept not far from the room of the
senate financial committee, so that when
he manufacturers 90 there to make
| theii statements, they have also an OPP
portunity to visit the frying pam"
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A REVIEW.


AHfr tommy carter ha' irade MS
speech Of '%I'''hcatioh NJ townsend
sgaihst non. sam "oru' anu mr.. WORD
a repiied III ME usual iorciple manner,
the nepao!'cahs prepared some
matter ~n'ci 'hey 'hous't "ohlu COM
Del Mr' o'ark 10 oe'o'e inc remainder OF
MS ti'he III answering. MI eiafk ola
no1i''ng Oh '"e N'h". ne niu not aIlnoe
10 the matter OUT ms friends ma. lhey
pI"seu oe''"" '"e ''a'i'" o' a"u"t
that me charges were tr'hihH' INT were
s"''fh up expressly nr 'h' i'hrp"se OF
o'''r''he "'e"''"' i'"' '"e "''afRrs
aa"''S' ht'e'. "h''' o'n'e'hea MS a'ts
"h'it P"o''' ADMINISTRATOR l'it'harses
ihaue by Iarter ial'tu anu eil hat' i"r as
sooh az IL was possio'e 10 40 so' the
woman VINO IL was CANNED had peer
came out IN print under oath
WIN a s'atemeht thai proves Mr. clark
10 nave acted honorable IN TINS transac'
tion ~ n every other
In the m an"hi'e, however, VIM
hith' a hTpuoiican, came out with
charges against carter. which are Moth
ing snort ~ aeclSat'ons OF perjury, and
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AS TO NIB. DELL.


"How is it about Ferd. Dells personal
and social record ?"-Courier.
The above Is proponnueo 70 I'M
IcLE in the thursdays Issue OF the Lug
Robber. We confess that we hno"
nothing about Mr.. Delrs SOCIAL lile. we
are not in the habit OF invading tue sah'
city Of a mans private lie ana dragging
before the public his home a"a'rs' Nof
did we know that 1t was necessary 'ou'
this in every political campaign. Ane
Dog.Robber started TINS same oisrep''a'
BILE practice Two years ago n we pre-
snme that IT found 1t necessary 70 again
start a daily in order To dras every eau
didate who might be on the p'i'ocra.'e
ticket through the ant we ''a'n.a'i
that the fact that A man runs ior oiiiee
does not necessarily mean lhat his nome
affairs should oe rotiiiessi' "fasse" ou.
to the light of public gaze ana pouhceo
upon by a horde oil hungry cartons.
There are men OH the Republican ticke.
whom we could feed upon IL we iikeo
this kind OF meat ana we "ou'u ho'
commence at he 1901 "i the '"he'
either.
MIR. Drlljs one Of our iofnlos' e'ertnan
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"Whiskev and ,"bacro,' SAYS Mr.. Will
liza II Green. a R.publir AN candidate for
the State Senate in Te< as, in his addres;
tn the voters, are it.st a necessary as
four and bacon, for where parties use
tobacco they crave il, and must have it.
Wliskey il needed in all families for
medical purposes, and o little good
wl,iskey don't hurt any laboring man,
and if it was not for this tax, you could
biy Il gallon Of good whiskey for OF
cents Mr. Green further explains that
this is the policy of the Republican party
as OPT osed to that of the Democrats, who
want [dress goods covered by the Mills
bill] to come in free of duly so they can
clothp their fam lies in good stlyea at small
expenses" Mr.. Green may not be 6
discreet politician, but he un~questlonably
understands the Republican platform,