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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-04
PROTEST
Changing the National Encamp-
mcut at the Sons of Veterans 70 CircI".
natl

Against Changing the National Encamp-
mcut at The Sons Of Veterans 10 CircIp
natl
The following is an extract from a letter
to tn. Nr1.gapi R.r,i lie from Richie county,
". Va.
In the Cincinnati Eccaing Post Of the
10Th in-! Ieee that e s.rong saor. is being
mad, by the people Of that city to get the
National E~uclmp4snt OF the sons OF Vet
er1-s changed from Ehga.ilg, W. Va to
Ciay.nnari. The Post alleges that Wheel
ing is au 'out -oG the-way' place, and that
open dissatisfaction has manifested itself
N the order because the enCamPment Is to
be held in this STATE. Can any living man
mention q thing on earth that Cincinnati
doesn't want? III cur-tigbt Is mentioned
within q radius cf five hundred miles, Gin
cirnati people begin to throw ont unheard
Of inducements 10 have the fight come OF
in their city. CrciGUati always bids for
the National Convention, and yet the dele
gates lind Just rs good accommodations in
mOst any other city at less expense. In
short the great poskOYol,s wants every
thing, ana vcHthre 20 assert that outside
of the city there is very little said, but
What is in favor Of the Encampment being
held in Wheeling.
Orr little mouutAin State help toCOm-
prise what il claS,Cd the Solid S)uth, nut
hcr soldiers who participated N the late
.unpIyl,auness fought jg,t ~ hard and
cam of the hat,lc-t-.ds with "a many
Tcdther,' in their caps ss any Of Ohio's
men. and to now take from Us the hOnorcl
entertaining the National Encampent Of
Sons Cf Veterans, would be taken only IA
an Insult to the ordtria this State, rs well
o q sad and bitter disappointment 20 the
people generally. Wheeling people have
assured Us that nothing would be left nm
done toward mixing ample room and ac-
commojatious ior the affair, and General
Abbott was told rs much while ne was in
Wheeling last week. The accessibility Of
tire city Is good, and better than many
places that tried hard 20 gel the meeting.
Col. K. II. Free. is entitled to the creii, OF
getting the meeting for this State, and to
remove it now would inevitably cause au
indignant feeling TO eNis. throughout tAe
entire State Of West Virginia.
G.. II. NATHER-, First Lieut..
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vsrery on the mp. Mr.. Duncan was not

verely on the up. Mr.. Duncan was not
hurt.
On Friday night Il team belonging 20
Fred Nc;nen@er ran ell from his slaughter
house. out the Cadiz pike, and came IN
full t.t t. the stables, in the rear OF
Smiths miils. without iulariEg the team
ani only eighty breakinl the wagon. ~
taa team came up near Fowler's shoe store
. fine mare belonging to VIM. II. Graham,
h;lh waa hitch,d TO s. buggy, seeing she
nas in the way Of the coming team, started
on . run out tie pike towards home, Just
barely keeping herself and the buggy out
OF the way. Had she stood still the ran
away team might have killed her and
smashed up the buggy. When Groham's
mare found herself safely out Of the way
she walked deliberately home.
Dr.. ]. 4. Amerman, OF Alliance, has
succeeded in securing the required number
of members to organize q tent OF Rights
Of Macclbecs and will orgau'za The tent
60 morrow night, n ODD FELLOWS Hall.
VIII 5. Wright Is happy over the arrival
of q new daughter.
Mrs. William Alexander is seriously III
william NcE!we il confined 10 his bed
at the VIa pelt h1us" with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Harry Thomas, chemist 1t the Ha.-
ate Steel plant was in the city yesterday.
Yesterday was pa day on the c. l.. y
". L T.
\ Glrn.cr iust in iscrl the country re
potts the wheat in good condition, and
prospects favorable.
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Trade, Unions aud Apprentices.
10" I7

The apprenticeship system in this cuuE-
tag IS pretty well broken up, and the tact
Is attributable 10 q variety OF causes. The
increase of great manufacturing establish
ments, the extraordinary development OF
labor saving machinery, and the sub-dIyls-
ion of trades inJO many different depart
meuts or specialtiss, have been potent
causes. the later especially. The thor
ough mechanic with q complete
knowledge Of all branches Of his
particular trade, making necessary q long
Apprenticeship, Is disappearing, 1gd IN his
stead cg,ats the workman who acquires 81
worEiag knowledge OF ~ particular branch,
ru which he gets along very we'll by The AID
OF labor saving machinery; but which
only requires oue-ha.t the old terra OK a9-
premiership 10 acquire. This fact, withit-
facility OF turning ont mechanics, HIS lu-
iused labo~ unions JG restrict apprentices
We dom see that anyone IN particular Is
go l,ame fn~ This ga&IitioE. 10 IS an cut
growth uG i1lu-trial development, and es-
p~e.laliv o. labor arjusaFpl:onrss.
Mayor Hewitt, o.. New York, being ap.
piled 90 by @ you1E man wGa wanted 90
learn q ;raie, and been refused hg mote
than itl. employers, makes the complaints
over the alrushius OF a." case
'.UnI-r the regulations adopted by the
various trades ur.1u-, tN" number OF az
prent1gas q, tainted. 50 thar there is grow-
ing 10 i'm our gliG,i % Large number o..
Young men who cannot ind access TO any
mechanical employment. This IS q la
inevitable state OF affairs, because these
your men are practically turned loose
anon .ls streets, and grow mp ~ habits Of
iGlguess resulting in vice and c-iue. II
the action of the trades societies i'm this
matter really limited the competition for
employment which they experience, It
might bn defended az least upon selfish
grnuuE-. bu. ira-ulucl as foreign work
me- &c. tree to come 60 .G.R country in uu-
limited numbers, the only effect of these
regulations is 90 keep our young meu
on. of useful employment, which "a freely
opened TO those who are born aud trained
Il. foreign cOrUt-,-s. TGa evil Is Of the
mnsr serious character.
Tho action ot the trade; unions ia limit
iu. apprentices Is simply smother appICI-
lion ct The trust principle now 50 much IN
vogue. LIic~ Is the capital o. the trades
]uuionist. and go restrict disastrous u0mpe-
t.flou that would tower wa.l-, he shuts of
tine production @ yoIugslIl: labor hT lin
t,'ur aro-erJiya The STANDARD buys or
sgucez. on. q competing refinery To down
composition. Il IS pretty much the lmc
Bat there is q good deal in what Mayor
Hewitt e1ys about the restriction i'm ap-
p-tntires defeating jt,elf by encouraging
forricu woyLmru, already trained, TO come
20 this country with their competing labor.
There is not even a tariff on them. They
have thrir chance. h1t there IS nc chance
tor the American 0Oy to learn The ts1Je 50
he becomes a cler,, q lawyer, q preacher
mliItlcIAn.
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WASHINGTON, PA.

! syle.G Correspondence cf he Sunday Rcgis,sr.
WAsHINGTOE, Pa, March 3.-Iast
Tuesday, evening" quite 4 novel entertain
mcnt was given in Uaion School Hall, by
a number OF the society people Of Wash
inrton. Ii was what's known ass Dick
ems Party" and was TIE FIRST Of the Kind
ever had in the city. O'c- one hundred
ladies and gentlemen participated in the
marty, whicl lasted from $50 p. m. until
, the following morning. All present
were dressed IN oostGmcs representing
characters in Dickens works. The
characters were taken from 'D'eak
Housp, - Nicholas Nickleby, - 'Our Mu-
tual Freed. - ''Alartin Chu2z}e Yit," odd
Curiosity Shop" "D0mbcy ard SOP, -
David Cm2eIf,ld,' ard "Pick%ick
papeys " The dresses Worn hy
the ladies were in many instances
Beautiful and elegant, and many were very
striking as to their close imitation 10 the
character represented. 4 number Of short
scenes from Martin Cbrzllewit, y Bleak
House, " "Nicholas Nickleby, 90 arranged y
| Miss Browns0a, were given. Atl2 o'clHck
the merry party retired to u sump'u us
supper prepared by the ladies, and for two
hours the echo OF laughter could be head
as the different toasts were in prog c..
Profs. McClellaGd, Linton and Schmltz, Of
the college, all gave toaSts.
On Thursday, the lst, Mr.. Gay W.
Reed, who has for the past year had charge
of the Fulton House, turned II oN.r to lis
new proprietor, MI. Prey.
The Tourists played to a Large house
on Thursday evening.
W. T. Wright left last week on a flying
trip to philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Best returned last week from
a pleasant visit among Wheeling friends.
Quite al extensive change is bang made
in the interior OF the VI. L. church II Bea"
street. S.TyiCes will be hsld in the Town
! Han while the church Is being repaired.
The cost OF the work viii be in the ylcll-
ity OF 81, 500.
The entertainment at the Second Pres
h7teriau church was attended by a crowd
rd house last Thursday evening.
DR.. J. W. Stockton he's returned from a
weeks visit 10 tricgds in Belmont county,
Ohio.
A. G. Morraw ard family are removing
10 their new hone in P~i:ts5urg.
Over $l.cGO remains IN the treasury OF
the Loan Association g, il3 last meeting.
Mrs. Harry Sliglas had anoth.r stroke
OF paralysis q few Gays Ego.
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+

Thomas ". Williams, Fred Kat. John
aud George PGarr, have returned from
Blosshurg Iuines, New Mexico, where
they have been a. work
William Berry and Miss Maggie Watcr7.
who recently returned from New Mexico,
were marri,dou Friday evening by Rev.
Pierce.
On last Thursday a ser.cus runaway &C
Cured in K!rkwood. Mr.. Ora Duncan,
who drives James higgins fine sorrel
team, unrc;ned them wci!e making q
heavy pull in Kirkwcod. Coming back
he star.c "a near the old C., /. * w. depot,
and getting down on the wagon tongue q
rein them up again, placed his hands vpon
their hacks to balance himself. The
piessura Ci his hands scared the team and
they ran away, breaking the wagon sto
pieces and cutting one Of the animals Sc.
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\ MOCK CONVENTIONS.


EA,ro>. pl. March 1.-The members
Of tire Washington Literary Society o'L2-
tayet;e College, held . meek Republican
convention last night J. W. Fox, chair
man oGthc Comui.tye or Resolutions, sab.
uittrI q tariff reform PUNK declaring for
free wool er3 Tree raw materials. lively
debate f. owed. iawhirh McCsm@u spoke
aaailst gae adoption clr'o plank and snb-
mi.it5 q sound protective tariff plank.
F,r. Waiter AMI Moore supported iac re-
10Y, uE tIr committee The result waSar
Overwhelming 'i-lory for the protection
..s.
c. Walter, Of Connecticut, Gom:nattd
Gen. J. l.. H1wley for the Presidency VI
r. ThipGs. Of Illinois, presented Robert i.
Li.co.u; ". !. Rowan. Iowa, James ALI
son:O o.. u. NcCorncl, Maine, James G.
Blaine .erca; apuliuse'; W. II. Waygood,
New Yolk, presented the mana Of William
VI. Fvarts; Wallace NCCamat. O1i0, John
Sherman. who was seconded bv +. L
Llovd. of Indiana; o. II. Ba6elsSs. Penn
svlvquia, George W. Chiljs, aud I.W. Fox,
OF the same state. !. Donald C,mcroa; q.
ID. Mickey, Vermont, GeargCE :. Edmunds.
The frs. h4lIlt rs,uljy! az follows: Shgr-
man -G, Blaine 10, Allison L., Evacts :,
Cameron :. Chllds 6, Lincoln =, Hawlsy ;,
Edmurrs Under q rule he cen iidLtes
w,fe dropped after the s.cond ballot, and
tratfir1 ballot rgsUjte5. Childs II. Shcr-
p. The convention was attended by
49, 81 and toV-r pp0Dle
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NEW MARTINsvILLE NOTES.

Spo.ioL Correspond .uee eth. Sa.iIn R,gi1cr.
NEW MAErIN,vIIIE, W. Va, March
street Commissioner W. II. Neil
G0wrcy gave TIE streets 81 much needed
scraping this week.
4 large number OF our business mel at
tended the convention vt Wheeling this
week.
A one horse travelin gtrnuye tried to play
''Cuc'e Tom's Cabin" at the Court House,
Thursday night.
NJ. A. G.. nu"rr and bride returned
from their trip Friday.
David Jackson has sold his dwelling and
bakery To Eryr Obeys, and his barber shop
10 Alolph Sollnd and NJ. V. Oilers. He
contcmp!ates moving TO FiudlIy, o.
W. G. Ko!zebue and wife, of Ravens
wood, are visiting relatives in town.
Among the number on the sick list at the
present time are Mrs. Jackson Wise, Mrs.
NJ. Sexsmitb, Mrs. Lou Aushutz, Miss
Lou Baudi, Mr.. Wendell Slender, Mr..
Groves L. S Springer, Mrs. VIM. Hall,
Miss Gacrsia Hartley.
Nj. Lutes, representing Ed L. Rose, OF
Wheeling, is ia town canyassing for the
~calgcaph.
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NEW COMPANIES.
Certificates a Iucorp ration Issued by the
SECRETARY of state.

Secretary of state.
The Secretary Of State has issued ccrtil-
Gates OF Incorporation to the following CEN
p&Hies:
Wiuhler Coal Company, oTc&uiz 4 for
the purpose Of mining, shipping, buying,
selling aud transporting coal aGd coke ard
manufacturing the latter; buying, owning
AID leasing coal lands. Also for tie
purpose Of carrying on Il gem
cral merchandise business in con-
ncction with said Other business. The
principal office to be at Charleston, end
charter TO expire February Il, 1893. Tie
sum Of three thousand three hundred dol
lars has been subscribed to the capital
stock and paid in, with privilege OF in
creaslrg stock 10 fly thousand dollars in
all. The c0rpCrdtors are Il Wink'cr,
II. u. WlrSler, y. l.. Wiukler, f. 81.
Craig aad Benz. Brown, all e.: Charleston.
Fork Ejdgc B.Pti-- Cemetery AssoriG-
ton, organized tar the puTpoSc oI purca1s-
Ing q tract ur parcel o! hand in the vicinity
OF the Fork Ridge Baptist church, Mar
shall county. The principal Office TO be ut
in. residence Of Anderson ShdrpTack,
in Marshall county, and the char.
ter to expire February -, 1893 Th"
sum of one hundred AMI twenty-five col
lars La. been subscribed to the capital
stock. and twelve dollars and Gfty cents
paid in, With the privilege Of Increasing
capital 10 ten thousand dollars. The cor-
p]oratorg are Anderson Shaip-ack, James
4. Zane. J.. c. Arnold, Peter Crow ard W.
II Fa,rll, AL &C Marshall county.
Tag Flrland Coal and Coke Company,
orlauiz 3 :c- tie purpose Of mining and
selin. cral and mauufacluri"ga and selling
coke. Principal office to be ~ CaTk-burG
and charter 10 expire February -, 1885
The sum of 81, l0U hiss been paid in, with
privilege yt increasing cap.tal TO
81. Geo. GEO in all. The c2TPo70.ors are JJ-
ssph +. Farlanl, Of CiarEshu:g William
Stevenson, Thaaa. ". Johnson and Rob
srt NJ. E'uadol, Il Baltimore, and VIM C..
PAGE OF Sew York.
G~uyandytte Water Works Company. Or
gained Tor thc Purpos' Of furnishing water
for fire, sanitary, domestic and manuiact-
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NIOU SISEILL


D. b. Erans is in Greene county, Penn.
s~ylHania,
Mrs. ". c. Iicaet; Of Wheeling Is 'Ls'
ting friends IN th's V''!nltys,
Mis- Lima Hogan one 'i the tea'heI5 II
the p"niic '~cG2'iS' Is lh"isNoS'u. M'ss
DAISY Myers Is ",LlhE rs 'e"'N9' III Lei
stead Ter me lii.e btinS' g..
Henry 0'yueI' WHO mas Oe'i NoHtil',' ~
jail for some time past i"y se.'ios I'4uo''
illegally, has been released
Sergeant Echols ~eH25a'oIeG TO ARES
GHa'. H'E'ioo'" AZ Tue uepo,' M~euHeS"Sl
cyen'Gg, iCr some 'I~h7r, O"| |u"tIey o'.
ioct,d, md dil not 20.
Az lni'L1 ctl,l 81 'r'"rs2 HcC"rfih,'
who moved to this place TIE INST OF nc
week, dlrt "Wednesday IL vas Jis' g'i'
ting over the CIpileHa end, 1t Is supposed
caught cold, clus.rg . relapse.
The liome Workers OF ire irs,byteiiaH
GEurch. held social at the residence Of
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"A wuoPrER N FACT"
4 North Carolina Mans Complaint 70 Free
idcut Cleveland au Sight.

When the President was at Weldon quite
q large crowd shook hands with him..
Among them was q courtTymaD, who, tall
aud lauk, took ms stand ~ trent 81 the
President. and. 90 he shook his hand, said:
well. are YOU the prysidcnt;'
eyes" answered Mr.. Cleveland, Il Sm
the President"
'Wcll, l have voted for many 70 PTesi-
dent. bat I never seed ore before " And
as he stood looking at him all over, up and
down, and from one side to the other. he
excl, mcl. "WelI you are a ~whc?per, in
W~bsreUpoa the President smiled
uucomfor,ably, and Mrs Cleveland, who
wa near by. laughed ill she cried.
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Decision IA tho ~ho. .rr.t

CINCINNATI, MarcA > TIL. .. ,.
Messrs. Carlton g"3 N.,u.a. ,.
Executives, who hwa hrl 80. ..
problem OF The ,ha" ..r. ..
wa made publ TIN a
clarcs tia: the p.yrm'.. I.- ..
manufacturer and cmp,r...,.
null ami void by tGer H.y. ....
manufacturers them, ,.
makers unemployed 81 .
turn 10 work, and tha.n ".n ...
suspended ftr di,ob 4 ac Oh ~
Workman CiylnauFh may
rciG.t ttomCrt.
Another STRIKE took g'.a
shop Of Stem, Amer a. c.
discharged . ior,ma0 whr a....
in IL" Other strike AL g.
work n great mauy d
not in The Manufacturers A-o....
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PENSION MrlsUGE5 ArpRovED.


Hll fF'' ~
WA,uSproS, "arch 2-The House
Committee OF InysIid Pen ions to-day or
dcr,i Il fa9orabla report or the Matson bill,
autao5i1jrs tie Commissioner Of Pensions
10 pig pensions to the vito or guardian
where tits shown to his satisfaction that
the p.1siancr j. an h7bi.ual drunkard.
similar action was taken on the Weber
bill providing that in considering pension
cIrim- c'aepeud,It parents, the tact Of the
soldiers death by reas0n Of any wound,
injury. casualty or disease which under the
conditions or limitations of sections 1 ,Gg2
and { Gq3 would have entitled him TOT an in
valid pension, and tie fact that the soldier
left ID wi5O~ or minor children having
been shown a, required ny law, it shall he
necessary only to show by competent ard
sufficient evidence that such parents are
without other r-eseGt means Of support
than their own manual labor or the con-
trihut;0us Of Others not legally bound for
their support; provided mat No pension
/ allowed under Ills act shall commence
prior to its pa-sag2, AM in case Ci aPPlicl,
lions hereafter made under this act, the
pension shall commence from the date Of
lie fliu4 Of the application n the pension
Office.
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uling purposes to the towa ae..

uring purposes to the town o.D.s
with the RICH. 20 CoHs;iuu. .r.... ..
maintain all the necessary i.
e~ryoirs, Lands ami right. %. n.
laying rips9, *. rIiErr' .
he At Huntington, and Cl.r... BE-. ~.
pirc January /, 1872 TIE .
fifty thousand dollars "a. N..a -.
TO the capital stock, an. .,a ..
lars paid IN, with privilege o.. 4..
the capital to - hUTdf,i '
lars in all. Tie cvrrom'ors .. IS 81
Cunningham and T. /. S'ou', e. '.... ..
ton; J5hn McIn'.rc ard VIM = E.hr. ell.
McKeesport, Pa, and John IIo
Of Allegheny, IA.
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We once heard q man CORP b.
ing hIdly, and w.l.;.G ual ..''.
A humorous friend sail, 'DiFr . CD.
-, and let him guess Il Was ,ar'
satire on some doctors. 10 don't J'v
gUcss right. You need not gucs- "a.
a!s you when your fool d. . Ge,
when your bowls and s,Ima,h ar meet
and when your head aches every Is.
you ~arclauguid and easily tatigutd
are bilious, ana d.. Picrr"'s
Purga.ive Pellets will bring ycg
, right. Small, sng~a,-cOatcd, gss
! 81 druggists.
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BESWU0D.


,-..4rlr u.. NOW G,y NJ ne Riverside
wo,kg
Nh. Whaeliur Compspy's plant is ready
FIR crer,tions Monday.
20 " " KIM will deliver an ad-
dra,s 20 tho Trnior order Of American Ne
cb,nirs in the NJ. f Church this Sunday
worri,g m, oder will attend in 2 body.
TIE National Union viii give q first class
c-ui,rteinmert in Laz.c r HAL one evening
newt w., Il wr'l be = celebration of the
fr.t ann; yarr,rv Of it, organization in this
,I,no
ma rnEool mi.s.s are ]erranrinr FOR q
n cor III
- a,, S%,rolinrz will Il. mt No in
Nfn>focrsr,s in The srIiar time.
Mics Tmma Ucdrcs, al MARSHALL county,
,ras tho grs.t NJ Main street fiicnds lat
,yrer,
Tha CITY mid IDS policemen and other
ar.rIoves We,5nrqJ,v.
Mis- Jessie Mann, % charming yourg
lady. formerly Of this CITY, il visiting here.
Mr.. J. + Robinson, OF Wheeling, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. W. Hall Is EGildiug ~ addition to
his residence.
Mr.. James briggs will occupy part OF
NieberraIrs Ccmmodious mea. market IS a
bake snop on this si!e.
Mr.. !. Gaillher, Of IIttabuTg, IL TIE
guest Of Mrs. W. Hursre.
Commissioned T.. p. Mc}iechgn was
summoned Ia Mouii,id, Va, Thursday,
by the death Of his iallnt s0u.
NJ " prr-h r,,n,,..r of the L5omirg
.u,r,r,ar, ,. the Eiv.r.ija gaTl, In.
TsLr,-,,.j fr,r q y,.it IN hi. ioraa in New
-. Do
U,.r,rl p.s, G. 4 r halG q pleasant
,uI s,,ccoss,rI ,,-r Fret in Liar Hail
w, a. a,,,;r,, pi, L.;rg the Initial
- rrr,L,- r,r,es.d IN he lrId
at 49, = ~ Gto on .iTy u...L. Tho iI.a
- L',s;,, 49, ,,n.r,rr. il r.Ii,i,ou.
a .nJ 70 dn,,h. n,e,ts .,,5 ,ho ammo
h., III T&, toIIa.vi,,, ,.,,,rsn,n.
we qr,ndr-.d.
7..'* wv '' ''. rr.m T. Sinclair
trmv Eyp.,.,u,. - r..t r. C.ag"
MAI" herman @.E.I ID l"' H"" .-.~.
- r,..s .''> ] ""''... Cad 4 rar..r
SOM lilr.a.n. Ia.lIs. ..o--.a' ....V rs.
Army EAra..r.e ..... Hon -a ..'r
N,lE .Nr,. ~ rr,f r lr4ro
~ U..I,or N.vu,, ,yor,hv citizen
49,, ,,orJ I.j LT. ,i,If hand h.IIv
- '.,rI, -. - h lyT,r.s;,, Of oc.y
~ nr, r,,,,5or vISi.b lao v,s co--virg
:. 81" $3.50 va, ,L. rn,o T., lr,y,ir,
80 ,bn n-,-r.,s and had annI;rd The
I'LL 70 TG.i fIs. c~,onect.d yy;fL The ou,r
- ,,,-1.r :, H. ,,yil. a., tbe ,orl.
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NJ SAFER Rciucdy can be had for Coughs
and Colds. or any trouble Of the Throat, than
aErsul's bronchial Trgs'l.' Price > cents
sid only ll boxes
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poned, the better for Eogiand ard the
worse Tor Tie United States. There
is much said about markets for
our surplus manufactured w.s,a, but
through sh5rt.igat,dus>s aad jamogogy
in Congress little Is done TO secure such
ugrasts. i.u.lard no. only talks but
acts: asa result England sells; aud hence
while E.ry,gg.'s dguw-Hvals and martial
S ars taart around the world, her wares
ave sald ia all the markets Of the world.
rLOws, sTEEL AND WAGES.
OR whcr, Does the Torhiugmau Come
Ius-A story Iu Two Parts.
a... tra.s
Iabo..1g men are often told tina. it Is
the taria which gives them good wages in
this country. The following two pieces OF
rs,y., printed recently in the New York
plpyrs. tell another story. Farmers, toe
uJy tud something interesting IN It:
CHAPTER L.
Chapter hrs, is contributed by p. j.
Smalley, q pillow manufacturer OF CaleGO-
uil. MINI under ia.e CT December 20,
and reads IA follows:
The modern pillow ia mostly steel. The
COS, Of The material in 1t other than steel j.
about fifty cents. We e, our beams, moltF
and lays Gu. 20 shape at the mills. You
seq that the change in price of steel makes
. l.-.c difference in either the profit &C
count Of the manufacturer OF the c'S' 70
the farmer. Until last wear, and for some
wears PRIOR. We had been getting
our steel Of four gud ~ half cents
% pound. There was nothing 10 indicate
that the mil.s were not doing prosperous
business rt tuat rate. Their sa.ssmen were
active i'm s,lrnis,Gg orders, their trade was
GOOD. and / read occasional accounts Of IL
crease In their facilities t5g supplying the
demand Under the free competition
amu.g lie steel works the prices varied
but little, and the changes were made IN
fractions of a cent. We adj listed our prices
O. consumers 10 the prevailing prices Of
material. and based u estimate Of prudt
on It. Last yeJc the steel trust was formed
auG the price advanced rapidly. until nov
the stec, we bought Ia=l year tor four and
"a halt cents q pound costs US ten and % hgii
cents q poUlti, an advance OF l25 per cent
This is not due to any increase In the price
Of lion CT wages, hut solely TO the rapaCity
OF the trust and the trust Is made possible
rs the tariff. AggjDs. the last advance OF
two cents a pound l demonstrated to the
salesman OF the PIttsburg fra OF whom
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