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fellow citizen and his country is forced
to inquire whether it is not possible to
shut down the gates and protect home
labor, which is orly another way to say,
protect this country against this indus
trial invasion.
The GDt legislation Of the American
Congress was an act "iOr the protection
md encouragement Of manufactures
1t was wisely reasoned that political in
dependence was oflittle value II we were
to remain dependent upon foreign pro-
ducers for those commodities which en-
ter into daily consumption and can be
produced in this land. The early states
men clearly foresaw that for the tiller of
the soil no market could be equal to the
home market; and so the act which was
declared to be "ior the protection and en-
enlargement Of manufactures" was no
less an act "for the protection and en-
enlargement Of agriculture in the sense
most valuable to that industry which
lies at the base Of all industries.
Under the present protective system
this country has thrived us never before
in its history and as no other nation has
prospered. This in spite Of the fact that
the measure Of Protection intended by
Congress is persistently reduced by the
undervaluation OF imports and the Treas
ury rulings in favor of the importer. 1t
is further true that the duties on certain
classes of manufactures are not high
enough to enable the American manu-
iacturer to pay American wages in COM
petition, and SO the commodities
from the old world come in to
supply wants which should be sup
piled by the labor of American
workmen. We therefore find ourselves
between crosstire Of foreign labor in
the form OF products and foreign labor
in the form of flesh and blood. The
American wage.earncr utters just and
reasonable complaint when he says he
should not be subjected to this destruc'
tive contest for bread. He is right when
he says his labor should be fully pro
tected against foreign labor in the form
of foreign manufactures, and equally
right when he protestsagainst being run
down by the immigrant ship with its
cargo OF live labor. This is not class
matter; it is the matter ofall the people,
forthc country cannot be prosperousant
peaceful with its workmen idle and dis
contented.
What is the remedy? Many remedies
are proposed. Absolute prohibition o.
labor immigration for term of years it
the shortest and surest cut. II we werC
TO close up the steeragc for five years
except in the case OF persons previously
resident in the country coming back, WI
should add value to the labor OF every
American. If in addition to this we take
care that the tariff afford full measure
OF Protection on its side, we shall soor
see very different state of affairs in the
Rpnnhlic
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DIED.

warrcntown, O., on Monday
Augustl3, 1855, ut O'Clock p. IN, WILLIAM
+. CLARK, aged 10 years.
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs. Amanda
Mccormick, this CTucsday) afternoon at :
O'Clock. Intcrment at Warrcntown Gene
terry. Friends OF the family arc invited tC
attend.
sunday evening. August 10, 1855
at $50 o'clock, j. CATHERINE DUNLAP, aged
9years
Funeral services at the residence Of her mother
No. 455 Coal street, this Tuesday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend. Interment at sit. Zion
Cemetery.
Human hands tried to save her,
sighS and tears were all in vain;
Happy angels came aud bore her
From this weary world Of pain.
IT'S hard to give hCI up,
but we Will be resigned
To Him who Is too wise to err
Too good TO be unkiud.
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FOR lIARRlSON ANp MORTON.
Democrats in Morgan County who VIII
Vote Right.

Democrats In Morgan County who VIII
Vote Right.
Morgan Mercury.
Captain Louis Dyche, OF Berkeley
Springs, an old Mexican soldier, and
late commander Of Company +, Second
Regiment Maryland Cavalry, has declar-
ed tor Harrison and Morton. Mr.. Dyche
says he has voted the Democratic ticket
for the last twenty years, but now, his
party having left him, he will not aid it
in trying to build up England and pull
down his native State, by placing wool,
timber, coal and other raw material (the
principal wealth OF our State) on the
free list, the result OF which would ulti-
mately be to place the laboring man OF
America on level with the pauper Ia
Dor OF Europe.
Mr.. Wilson Ziler, a railroad man OF
this county, who has notvoted for either
party since the late war, will go to the
polls in November and vote for Harrison
and Morton. Mr.. Ziler says he is poor
man and has several boys and he does
not want them toinherit any Free Trade
legacy.
Mr.. Thomas Kesecker, Of Cacapon
District, who has voted the Democratic
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SISTgRyII,Lg RBPUBLICANs
Holdn NIectIng-Hon. T. p. jacobs IIefutes
the ISLANDERS of lis Enemies.


Correspondence ofhs Intelligence.
sIsrRRsvILLE, W. Va, August H.
The Republicans of Lincoln district met
in mass convention to-day for the pur-
pose OF nominating two district Justices
and two constables.
G. L. Lowther and Evin Buck were
nominated for justices, and George T.
Buck and L. NJ. Chesney for constables.
The convention then adjourned to hear
addresses by Hon. n. p. jacobs, Col. KEN
pie and Hon. +. D. Young.
Mr.. j. W. Barnes, the presiding officer,
introduced Hon. T. p. Jacobs, OF New
Martinsville, candidate for the Judge
ship OF the Fourth district, who after a
few Introductory remarks said that he
was compelled to take the stump in his
own behalf this campaign by the action
OF one or two Of the broken down politi.
cal bosses OF the opposite party, one OF
whom had gone so far as to go to the
Republican Judicial Convention and
boast that he had $500 to defeat jacobs
in the convention.
After explaining away some OF the das.
tardly campaign lies told against him, he
went on to show the necessity OF filling
the bench with men who are honest,
upright, efficient and with the necessary
qualifications to Judge law, and not by
men who will place the judiciary in dis.
repute and distrust, like the present in
cumbent, who up to the present has
rendered tifty-two decisions that have
been carried to higher courts. OF the
Eiity.two fourteen Of them we're con-
tirmed and thirty-eight reversed.
Mr.. Jacobs was followed by funny Jake
Kemple, who riveted the attention Of
every one in the hall for an hour.
Mr.. Kemple was followed by +. d.
Young, of New Martinsville, who de-
livered an excellent fifteen minute nd.
dress, which was full offacts, figures and
good logic.
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IT gives us pleasure to transfer from
the Cincinnati Enquirer u talk its cores
pondcnt reports with Chairman Brice
and Col. Brown, Democratic editor.
One thinks the President made mis-
take to mcddlc with the tariff buzz saw,
and both think the President should
make haste to put more Democrats on
guard. They agree that there is screw
loose somewhere, and they are not feel
ing entirely comfortable over the COM
fortress situation. There will be more
OF this sort OF thing as the campaign
goes along.
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THERE seems to be q ready.made open
ing for people who write novels in which
every human impulse is passion paint
ed red and painting like a steam engine.
The publishers can't get them fast
enough-French, English, American, it
is all the same, SO they have the essential
elements in them.
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The Sons of Veterans are coming in
on us, and the people Of Wheeling are
glad to have them come. What better
could these young men do than return
to us to help build up the Coming
State? There is fortune here for them il
they will avail themselves OF our natural
advantages and make the young State
hum with new industries.
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1t Removed the Plmples.


R0uSD MOUNTAINS, TEN, March %, 1857.
y lady friend Of mine has for several years
been troubled with bumps and pimplcs OH her
igg and neck, for which she used various cos.
muticS In order to remove them and bcunHly
and improve her complexion; but thee local
applications were only temporary and left her
skin In worse condition.
| recommended an internal preparation
known rs Botanic Blood IRlm-whlch / have
been using and selling about two years; che used
three bottles and nearly all the pimplcs have
disappeared her skin Is soft and smooth, and her
general health much improved. She expresses
herself much gmtihcd, aud eau recommend II 10
all who are thus affected.
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAI.
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
Sisters Of the viSltatlon.).

A school OF more than national rcpuats,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough ei-
cation Of young ladies in all departments Il
brary OF six thousand yOlu es. Fine phI5.
sophiuRl, chemical and Astronomical appsaiu
Musical Department specially noted. Cor-,.
plano teachers tnlincd by leading proless,
IRON Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal caltue
according to the method OF the old Italian ma,
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and heath
Ton acres Of pleasure grounds. Board c1ccllea.
For Catalogues, and references 70 patrons 10 a.!
the principal cities, address
Sei THE DIRRCTRESs.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE!
Boarding and Day School for Young
ladies and Chlldrcn.

Thorough course Of instruction IN Eug,h,
Mathematics. Ancient and Modem Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting. Elocnltou andCA
lsthenics. Advantages OF home iiieaUd training
Fall session begins September ., ISIS,
Lnpl Ahhrnss MICS pAI.RAN rrLnrLnaL
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The Democrats are clamoring for the
removal OF Postmaster Pearson, OF New
York, and the appointment Of Demo
crat in his stead. Insatiate spoilsmen !!
will not Mugwump do well enough?
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All who desire full information about the
cause and cure OF Blood PoisonS. scroiula and
ScrOiulous SwcllingS, Ulcers Sores, RheumR.
tiSm, Kidney Complaints, CaiArrh etc, can SO.
cure by mall, free, copy Of our S2.pagc Illus.
trHted Book OF Wonders, 6lled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
BLOOD BALM Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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WE infer from the rawlings of the Free
Traders that they never heard OF strike
or lockout in Free Trade England. On
one side OF this question they wear cot
ton I'm the ears.
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MONROE, n. G., Oct. ~, 1851.
THE Porter DRUG ( CuENcALco.:
GeHlemcn:-Mr. Vim. S. stephenson, OF this
county, brought his son TO town today to let us
sec him, and to show US whnt Cuticufn Rene.
dies md done for him. This Is the case referred
TO In Our letter to you some time ago. To look
at the boy now, one would suppose that there
had never been anything the matter with him
seems TO he In perfect health. We have wriitep
aud herewith lnclose what his father has TO say
about the matteF-wFOIc 1t Just rs he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF CutlCum
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for them.
We regard the CulirHm Remetltvs the best in the
market, aud shall do all We can to promote their
sale, Yours truly,
STEVENS K BRuEEE,
Druggists RnNGharmacistS.
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CLARA LOUIS KELLOGG is in Paris
having fun with her dressmaker and
will it be believed" musical pro-
lessons" Ii she lives long enough she
will be great singer once more.
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Gives Retter satlataetlon.

CADR, KY, July 6, 1887.
Please send me one box Bloom Balm CAtarrh
SMUT by return mail, MS one Of my customers
Is taking Il. y. b. for CHthrrh and wants box OF
the snuff Il. b. u. gives better satisfaction than
any medicine ever sold. have sold 10 dozen
In the past 10 weeks, and Il gives good sAtisiaC.
ton. il don't remit all right for Snuff write
me. Yours, W. n. BRANDON.
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"TnEbetting men, says the New York
World, "are offering big odds that CIeye-
land will beat Blaine" The joke is
good enough, but the gamblers are not
in the majority in this country.
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WELCOME Sons OF Veterans.

TIE fashionable seaside costume for
women of striking appearance is des-
cribed rs even lighter and airier than
usual, which is short way to put it.
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ARLINGTON, GA, June 80, 1887,
Iullcrcd with mRlarnl blood poison more or
less all the time, and the only medicine TINT
done me any good Is u. u. b. Il is undoubtedly
the best blood medicine made. aud for this ma.
lGriRl country should be used by every one In
the spring Of the year, and as good IN summer,
fall and winter us u tonic and blood purifier.
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A PrightfuI Skin Disease.
sufferIngs Intense. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores.
Cured by the CutIcura Remedies.


Dedr Sis.-AbOut two months ago, on your
recommendation, bought bottle OF CutiCurA
ReSolvent, one Box Cuticun salve, and one
cake OF CHtIcuri Soap. for my son, aged thirteen
years, who has been afflicted with eczema for a
long time, and am pleased TO say that believe
the remedies have cured him. His suiterings
were intense, his head being nearly raw, his ears
covered with sores. His condition was frightiul
to behold. The sores have now all disappeared,
his skin IS healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In dis
position, and Is working every day; My neigh.
bOrs are witnesses to this remarkable cure, and
the doubling ones are requested TO call or write
v WM. S. STEPHENSON.
Winchester p. o., Union Co., \. q.
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MRs. GRANT, it is said, has received
up to date Sill 900 from the sale of the
Generals book. Think Of the old SOL
dicr earning that with his latest breath.
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TRINITY HALL!
A Boarding School For Boys.
REy. @. A. MnrnIII. A. M. NerlnL

RFv, G, 4. MOEllLL, A,M, NerlOT
September IL, 1855, under the Rector. aNb,eI
by the full number al Masters.
The course OF study oilers a choice Ui ITtIat.
ton for College, Scientific Schools or l,bIia,,
while the Military Organization aud Drill ull!.
vate habits OF nGGtness and prompt Obvii5lJt
and secure regular hCalthiul exercise viii q
interfering With the hoBrs q play and fyrrAt5a
Terms, 500 year. For particulars EilpA
the Rector, REv. G. A. MORRILL,
nutl Washington n
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FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention !

A Convention OF the First Congressional Dis.
trlct will be held In the city Of Clarksburg on
Wednesday, September 8, ut 30 O'Clock Il, m, 10
nominate Il candidate for Congress and n Presi.
DENTAL ElcctOr for said District. to be voted for
at the general election In November next, and
to transact such other business us may come be-
fore the Convention.
All persons who favor the maintenance Of n
tariff for the protection OF American industries
and labor are invited to attend ana participate
In the business OF the Convention.
by order OF the Committee.
". j. w. COWDEE.
nuIi.ntW ChnIrmnn
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MANNED.

sSIYTH FLoRENCE-SARGANT- Saturday.
July IS 1855, IN the Office OF the Registrar Of
Hampstead Parish, London, England, HENRY
SNYTH FLORENCE, OF Wheeling, W. Va, and
EMMA MARY SAGGAHT, OF London, England.
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NORMAL and CLASSICAL ACADENY,
", d, IFRIEs, A, M, pRINCIrAL

Location healthful, CENTRAL accessible aTatvc All n.y.
DuildlnK eommoliOus brick supplied stth liT9Il'l' p
bfaTy, human skeleton. charts and eahurt RAcalty
awake scholarly, experienced 1abl' and progressive CCut
seA OF study, preparatory, classical pllU iill slul.
commercial and musical Ne better lheFat gn, 30 81
both sexes may prepare for the yo5i5u NJ Me- Terms b
gin Sept. 9Th. lbs November nth ~ MulThi1al u
catalogue address. ". b. FRIES, IIuCLhahnOH, WA
nIIL.nAM
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SALE OF ISLAND LOTS.

On SATURDAY, AUGUST 90, 1855, at 10
O'Clock Il. M, ut the front door Of the Court
House, will offer for sale TO the highest bidder
Twelve tl9l Fine, Desirable Building Lots, Nos.
Ii, II, IS, - 20 and 81 OIL the east side and Nos.
q, u, %, %, ~ and y, on the west side OF Elm
street, between Florida and Fink streets, on
Wheeling Island. These lots nrc 90 feet front
and 100 feet deep; hut, Il so desired by pur.
chaSer. Will sell thirty feet front. These
arc few OF the most desirable lots now re-
manning In that section Of the Island which
Is now being SO rapidly built upon, and
those who want 10 own IL home should avail
themselves OF this opportunity tOgGt the ground
on which to build Is. Only u few minutes walk
from the bridge, the Fair Grounds and the sEit
ferries ". II. RlNEHART,
Real Estate Agent, llGG Market 81,
W II, UAlLED, AUctIOneer, jy3lTThAS
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kTEWENGLAND CONSERVATORY
NoF MUSIC Boston, Mass.

THE LARGEST and neGt Equipped "a
the WOrld-lJO Instructor, -! students il'i year 20
ough Instruction In Vocal aRd iHitrHHtJi tu''' Ffs'
and OrgdA NIHiHg, FiHe Arr, orator., LffRHft i'A
German Dad HdiidH LdHgudgtf EHylJh RraHAo' GTs'l'
fss a. Tuition, Is SIS board and room VIII Sshi
Heat and Electric Light, SSlp - - pr u"h Eau
FERN begins Sept u, ISIS For IllntniCl Cdifhla,
giving NIL Information. address T. TUuIJLL, piu+'
Franklin s'iuarv, BoBToS, MAS.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CutiCura, Soc; Soap,
DC: ROSOlvcnt, 81. Prepared by the POrTEB
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
nB-seud for Glow to Cure skin Diseases" q
pages. 90 Illustrations mud 100 LestlmoniAls.
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Entered at the ro.tonlce at Wheeling. ". Va,
as secOndclRss matter.
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DTMPLES, black. heads, red, rough, ohApped and
IN oily skin prevented by CuticuEa soap.
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Good Things Musical!
Thnt Are Coming In tlle mi.
OLIVER DlTsoN 8 co..

Whatever they are, the music TO perform them,
to understand them, to enjoy them, Will be
found IN the Immense establishments Of
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New Advertisements.

T OST-BETWEEN j. w. GRUBB'S
II Store and the InteligenCer Office, n X OF T..
Charm and Chain. A liberal reward will be
paid by leaving II at Grnbbs Jewelry Store.
Hulie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

PRoDvoTs % HONE LABOE.-Some
othera, in the course OF the debate.
have spoken Of the price paid for
every foreign manufactured article a.
so much gwen Tor the encouragement
OF foreign labor, 20 the prejudice OF
our own but il not every such arti Gle
the product Of our own labor as truly
az If We had manufactured It our
selves" Our labor has earned IT and
paid the price for II 1t Is so much
added 10 the stock Of national wealth.
If the .9mnsoiity manufactured a.
broad were dollars nobody would
doubt the truth Of this remark, and IT
is isoly A. correct IN lts apPhca-
ton 70 any other commodity ~ 10
SILVER. One makes q yard OF cloth at
home. another arises agricultural pro-
ducts and buys yard OF imported
cloth. Both these are equally the
earnings Of domestic Labor r Dnnot
Webat,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

SWAPPING HORSES. 1t is harder
to 100. the people than the Rspubli-
can leaders supposed The proposed
action OF the Senate az understood to
be in Difference 70 the demands Of
the intelligent Republican men and
Journals who have a diataste for bun
combe, and are in position to see
how it is working in the campaign.
Without doubt the Chicago Conven-
tion left It's party about ss badly of
for issues as any psty ever was left.
Something must be done, and now
even the Senators know II. and yet
it is humane to call their attention to
the familiar observation o: the lament.
ed Lincoln as to the unwisdom Of
swapping horses while crossing a
straam Rochester Imam.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

Edward II. Amm!down. PRESIDENT
OF the American Tariff League, oper-
atcs extensive WOODEN mills at Passaic,
n. J. The New York Herald charges
him replacing large number OF his
emrloyc es with cheap imported Hun.
garians AmmIdown may stop his
work OF frying" the "barons FOL Tat
Tor the &. o. 7. long enough to reply
to the H.ra'fS charge. A great many
Of the "barons" are IN the same boat
with Ammidown. These philsnthro.
riats are not above profiting at labor
expense when the opportunity offers
Even candidate Morton is charged
with importing pauper British gar
doners Tor his delightful retreat on
the Hudson, binding them beforehand
by an iron.clad contract. Gardeners
are plentiful, too. in New York state
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

How THE NEXT SESASE WILL
SrASD.-The next Senate will be very
nearly equally divided politically.
The terms Of twsnty-six Senators
thirteen Democrats and thirteen Re-
publicans-will expire on the Sd of
next March. OF the outgoing Demo
Gratis eleven are from Southern States,
one from Delaware, . State az reliably
Democratic As any in the South, and
one from New Jersey. The latter lie
the only State that can be considered
doubtful in the list that must choose
successors to Democrats.
Already the Democrats have gained
one Senator from the Republicans.
They have chosen Mr.. Barbour to
succeed Mr.. Riddleberger from Viz
gina. Therefore, unless some IN
expected and remarkable political
revolution should occur within the
South between nov and November,
the Democrats are sure to hold their
own in the nez. Senate. II they rts
tain New Jersey, they will divide the
Senate equally with the Republicans,
assuming that the latter suffer no
further .osses. and the political status
of the States to choose successors TO
outgoing Republicans makes a quite
certain that they will remain faithful
to present party affiliations, as the
Southern States are to remain Demo
cratic.
If, then, New Jersey elects a Demo
cratic Legislature the political control
Of the next Senate will probably
depend uPon the casting vote OF the
Vice President Of the United States.
OF the Democratic Senator'S whose
terms are now drawing to close,
Messrs. Beck Nv !. Gibson La and
WalthalI Miss have been re elected,
and the Indications are that Messrs
Berry, Salisbury, Morgan, ColQuist,
Ransom Butler. Coke and Kenus Will
be their own successors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-09

The fact that the balance of trade
shows that the country is SIS, OOO, 900
poorer this year than it was last year
~ calculated to make the average
American farmer, whose profits I?)
are regulated by the demand abroad
for products o; our fields, ponder upon
the advrsablity 0: voting toperpetnate
and strengthen our trust tariff.
Twenty eight miI!ionso Q: dollars would
quot 4 Great many clamcrous credI-
tors Of our over-huIdened agricultur-
al!sts. But the twenty.eight millions
have gone abroad, and the sheritts
will 10 along ,hort.y IL consequence
OF the ieic!t. What bonanza the
home market j. to cur farmers, to
he sure. Democrat