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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
BALTIMORE, Md.
PInEI YOUR BLOOD.

TmrritIes in the blood produce diseases
RodT and mental health depend upon
b.rhy condition % tho blood. The blood,
p,rrulariy IN thC spring AMI during the hot
s,,,ncr months, becomes clngSci with i'm.
uu.ies. whirh poison Do ami generate dis
90 \ harmless blood purifier, without
nSIcle os mineral poison in &c, Surh as mer.
CIV or potash * necessary To- remove theS"
I,pnririrs and to restore the healthy tone OF
und and boly. The best purifcr and tonic
I,nvp To the world l. Switts Specific lS.S.SL
n regard 10 its wonderful purifying and
mic powers We give a few testimonials as
ol,Ows:
Mr. Wrl. \. Sirbold with Geo. p. Eowell X
- ID Surucc street New York, writes March
0.b.l,y. II feel 1t my duty, for the benefit
~ others who may be AFFLICTED rs Twas to
write YOU this lcJtcr, which you can use rs
my testimony In any way you choose. VIII
answer any inquiry from Others In relation
40 tbt facts herewith stated. In February
last uttered great pain and Inconvenience
from oils, all over INV neck could not turn
my b,ld without acute pain and my o'ood
,v,s 4, p0nr condition. After try ing all the
ps,,Ireme,IIes In such cases, and finding no
rr,i,f by the persuasion Of Mr.. ]. W. Fears,
N,nz,er III your New York ONCE, used one
b,rtl, 8. $. $. and I improved rapidly and
ve-v soon I was entirely relieved OF my
"r.,,s Cumforic~S" Now not sign ofmy
o0l,.I1n can be- $ IN. feel strong AMI cheer
I'M =. :. :. la fine tonic aS proved In my
r,c Is,,rp soundly and my appetite Is good.
I'm. Cheney. a well-Suown physician
,-.ir,.s from Ellayillc. Georgia: " 1 use & 5. s.
, rpuyalrscrut Cover cases with the best ~
s,I,s twill. in nv Judgment, prevent sum-
mr. Iyscn;,ry, II one will take few bottles
/, the spring, thus preparing the bowels for
,,,,tra.us Of summer"
Mr.. : oft LlStun, no Zane street uslandL
--rrrliag. West Virginia, writes: Having
I'll & =. =. for the bloud, l can safely say
,..afl. heats anything have used TO cleanse
Nh. blood and make new being out OF q per
s,a."
Mr. NJ. - HamiIn. Winston, y. G., writes
81 ne IL ever, spring. lt always builds me
rn .r-I,ins me aplcJ.te and dsySIlon, and
,.I,guu me o. stand the long. trying encr.
I'm, H.. ,sl.mcr days, ON using IL l soon
t,.,.nul,, str,,p.s 81 Ln,iy and easy 90 mind
Treatise on E.,,,,I AMI ska Diseases mailed
free. -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
Fire ut Parkersburg.

Special telegram TO ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 3d.
This morning a fire broke ont in the
Chinese laundry in the rear Of the First
National Bank, and in few minutes had
spread so as to make difficult the escape Of
the Commercial hotel boarders who had
rooms in the third story of the building
The loss will amount to about So, 900,
with some insurance.
The principal loss is in Office fixtures,
libraries, etc. Henry Keller lost valu-
able collection of books, and sustained in
iuries while escaping from the building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02

ments of either side were not weakened oy
being carried through committees 81 a
more or less partial tendency one way or
another"
Mr.. Kirchoff believed that the fioisoers'
n more intelligent class of men than the
puddlers, were acquiring greater influence
among the men, and might to some ek,
tent counterfeit the influence Of the loud
voiced and belljgerent puddlers, who are
always in favor of strike as a means Vi
settling grievance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
A LIE NAILED.
A Convert to RspubIicanism Who Didn't
Convert.

A Convert to RspubIicanism Who Didn't
Convert.
Special TSlsCrGm 20 ne Sunday REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, June 30.-The State Tn
baae comes out to-day with an editorial
announcement that Col. Harrison, of
Baltimore, who Is well known throughout
West Virginia, and who has large business
interests in that section, has pronounced
himself in favor of the Republican ticket
am informed that q personal friend OF
the Colonel says that the statement is
without a shadow of truth, and so far
from favoriug the Republican ticket, Mr..
Harrison is most enthusiastically in favor
Of the National Democratic nominees,
Col. Harmison's name was only published
Yesterday in the Baltimore San as one OF
the committee of one hundred appointed
10 receive the delegates to tho National
Democratic League meeting on July 4.
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Killed His WIFE.

Special Telegram 10 NE sunday Re0taS.
CHARLESTON, June 30.-News reaches
here that George Henderson, a negro,
at Cooper's, near Brsmwell, Mercer coun-
ty, had a quarrel with his wife, Sunday
evening, and deliberately shot her twice,
the bullets taking effect in her head and
resulting in instant death The fellow
took to the mountains. Several white
men and negroes are on his trail, but ct
last accounts no arrest had been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
Godfrey and jackson to Fight.

BosyoN, June 3O,-Yssterdsy NJ. q.
Hsughton telesra2hed from San Francisco
to George Godfrey, the oolored heavyweight
pugilist, that the California Club had
agreed to put mp q purse of 81, 500 for a
finish glove fight in August between God
frey ana Peter Jackson, the Australian
colored heavy weight, the loser to take
$500, and that $500 would be allowed God
frey for expenses. Godfrey has wired his
acceptance of the terms.
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Normal School Teach.rs.

Special Correspondence OF ne Sunday Reoiatr.
CHARLESTON, June 30.-The Board OF
Regents of the State Normal schools
closed their labors last night All the old
teachers were reelected, with the excep-
of one at the Fairmont school. who was not
an applicant. The position was left vacant
for the present, aud will be filled at later
meeting of the board. Messrs. ohley, Nc
Nell and Morgan left this morning for the
Cincinnati exposition.
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They Buried the whisky.

NEWPORT, TENN, June 30.-W. 0.
Harper's distillery burned yesterday.
There were $50 gallons of whisky not &C.
counted for, which Harper said was burn
ed, but which were found buried in har-
rels near Harper's house. Harper claimed
the whisky had been stolen and the dis.
tillery act on fire. Revenue officers will
arrest Harper and ]. NJ. Boyd, his store
keeper. besides dozen Others.
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Brodie Breaks the Record.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Steve Brodie ar
rived at the Battery at 8 o'clock this
morning, making his trip from Albany in
six days and one hour, which is nine and
cne-half hours better than Captain Paul
Boyton's record. Five thousand people
were assembled on the battery to greet the
swimmer, and his arrival was hailed with
cheers, firing Of guns and footing of
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He Died for Lore.

CHICAGO, June 30.-Andrew Kertz, o
young hatcher, put bullet in his head
last night in the presence Of Alice Rand,
the girl whom he had loved and who re-
iected his love. Miss Rand refused to be-
come Kertz's wife month ago, since which
time he has repeatedly urged her to recon-
slider her determination. Last night about
9 o'clock he called on her and being told,
"You needn't ask me again." he put q
revolver to his head and shot himself dead.
The young lady is Frustrated with griefald
horror,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
McKiuley's Faithful Stand.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-McKinley, of
Ohio, has not yet returned to the House,
but number of members are on the look
out for him. His loyal and magnsnimous
conduct at Chicago in Supporting John
Sherman under all circumstances, and the
prominence he attained in the balloting,
which was only held in check for him at
his own request, has made him very pOpu-
lar. 1t is the intention to signalize his en-
try to the hall by a demonstration Of ap-
plause, which will not be wholly confined
to the Republican side.
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Independent Colored Voters.

Special Telegram 10 ne Sunday Reoisr.
CHARLESTON, June 30.-The independ.
emit colored citizens held an enthusiastic
meeting at the courthouse this afternoon
and nominated full county ticket. They
claim to have over four hundred voters,
and propose to carry forward an active
canvass this fall. Resolutions were passed
calling on all colored men who wished 70
secure their God-givsn rights to jain then
ranks and help them
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Striking at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI June SO.-Ths employees
of six large rolling mills in Covington and
Newport, KY, and Cincinnati, are about
to strike on accountof proposed reduction
of 10 per cent. in their wages, to take ef-
feet next Monday.
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$500 Men Quit.

CINCINNATI, June 80. Twenty-Five
hundred iron and steel workers of Ciucin-
natl and Newport will quit work tonight.
The trouble is caused by the manufactur-
era refusing to renew the old contract with
the Amalgamsted Ironworkers' Associa-
ton at Pittsburg yesterday. The manu-
facturers want reduction Of 10 per cent
in puddlers' wages The working men
say they will not submit to the reduction.
They say their association is well organ
lied, and declare they are in condition to
stand protracted fight.
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prom,Den, Yves. yirvinians Welded.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, June 3O.-A
quiet wedding took place in Chicago last
Friday morning, when Mr.. Charles s
Peyton and Miss Thens Traub, Of this city,
were united in marriage at the parsonage
Of the First Presbyterian Church of that
city. The contracting parties are among
the best known and most popular young
people of this city, the groom being the
SON of DR.. E. o. Peyton, of Hotel Rnffner,
and the bride the daughter of Captain A.
Traub, prominent figure in Grand Army
circles.
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west virginians at Washington.

Special Tsie0roa 10 TIC Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 30.-Con-
gresham Phil Suyder made his appearance
at the Capitol this afternoon, after an ex-
tended visit to his home to look after his
contest for 3 denomination. An effort on
the part of the REGISTER representative
to interview the Ksnswha Statesman was
unsuccessful.
Mr.. w. II. Remmick, Of Wheeling, is
visiting his mother, who resides in this
city.
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North Chicago shuts Down.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 30.--Frances
Hinton, manager Of the North Chicago
rolling mills at Bay View, says that the
works will shut down tonight, and re-
main closed until the disputes are settled.
The mills generally employ abont ], 300
men, but nearly 400 have been idle--ior
some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
B., z. d O. RAILROAD.

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belare st $40 a N, arrives st Belaire Of
400 y. N.
woodsneld passenger train leaves Bellsirs Of
l2O D. m, arrives at Bellaire at $40 g. m.
Summerrleld Accommodation leaves Bellsir %
100 D. m, arrives at Bellaire at 10:45 q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time from Bellaire.
kAJ KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 30, 1888, trains
on the Wheeling ana Elm Grove Railroad will
NIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ut 2 Per Cent. Governments
Dull but stsady-stocks Very Light
Flour stsady-wheAt Lower.
NRw YoRK, June 30-Money on call
casy at 2 per cent prime mercantile paper
8! per cent; sterling exchange steady
at 4S6Ia4ss!.
GOyERsMESTs-D bat steady.
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GAINESVILLE Rioters Fined.
paciai 7sleoram % he Sunday Regiar.

Spcc1n IsLeQrum 70 UN SdnddV hegIslT.
ST. CLARsvILLE, June 30.-W. a.
Brown, Francis Jeffsrs, Jonathan Ellis,
Sol Morris and Frank Moore, Of Barnes
Vile, charged with riot in taking Bob Glib
son from the GAINESVILLE Jail, were this
evening fined thirty dollars and costs each
by Judge briggs.
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yERsMESTs-Dull but steady.
STATEs-Dull hut steady.

RAILROADS-Dull.
STOCKS The atock market to-day came
as near siaenation in point Of activity as
il il possible. The total number Of shares
sold for the two hours being only 35,-
29s. The opening WAS firm to strong
with general hopeful feeling. Chicago
wa,a seller and afterwards the traders
Joined in the movement, because Of
the coming strike Of iron work.
ers at Pittsburg. The transactions were
entirely Of q professional character and
there was no news Of any kind beyond that
mentioned TO affect values In any way.
The dealings dwindled away 10 the small
est amount in the last hour, and the close
was intensely dull and heavy to weak at
about the lowest prices reached. The re-
suit of the days transactions leaves prices
q fraction lower than yesterday, though .
few stocks show small advances. Sales
IS, 29s shares. Quotations closed bid -
follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
1O7: Canada Pacific, 553; Central Pacific
3Ot; Chesapeake and Ohio -; do preferred
llrsts -; do seconds -; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1921;
Delaware and Hudson, 1O9i; Delaware,
Lackswanna and Western 1911; Denver
and Rio Grande, l5.; Erie, Nt; do pre-
fsrred, 5s1; Fl. Wayne, 152; Illinois
Central 1l5l; Lake Shore, cot; Michigan
Central, 79t; Minneapolis and st. Louis
Al; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
7li; Northern Pacific, 23i; do preferred,
SIT; Chicago and Northwestern 1861; do
preferred, 1873; New York Central, l04t
Oregon Trspscontinental. 23s; Pacific Mail,
80; Peoria, ID. & E, 49,; Pittsburg 15s;
Pullman Palace Car, 158; Reading, 5Ss;
Rock Island, 1O2; 81 Louis and Ban
Francisco 2sl; do prefWrsd, IS; hut
preferred, 1921; st. PsuI, Minneapolis end
Manitoba, 100; st. Paul and Omaha, H3;
do preferred 100; Texas Pacific, 2Ot Unios
Pacific sat; United States Exprso T3i
Western Union 75s
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HarmoniEing Rates.

CHICAGO, June 30.-The Trans Cont
mental Association meeting 10 making
slow progress in its work Of readjusting
Pacific coast rates. A special committee
has been appointed to harmonizs the
Pacific coast classification with the western
classifcations.
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DBY GOODS.
Hsv Yea.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Dry 9oods--
For half holiday closing the week, month
semi annnsl season. and focal year, tho
demand wAs nominal and bushes very
light. The imports Of foreign dry goods II
New York for the fiscal yesF amounted to
S126, 23s ST., compared with Sis, 1876 SIS
for 1857, against tl10, 72l .8l9 for 1883,
with Sl"2. 9s2, 3s1 for 1885.
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PETROLEUM.

New York.
NEW YORK, juno 30.-Petroleum-
Opened at 73lc; closed at 73c; highest74ic;
lowest 73.
OIL CITY, June 81. Opened
ut 73ic, highest 74lc; lowest 73ac; closed
at 73c; sales 734,OOO barrels; clenrspcss
I, 234 600 barrels; shipments, 81, 4s7 bar
rels; rune, n, 453 barrels.
Ptttsbayv.
PITTsBURa, PA, June IA --PetroIsum--
Fairly active; opened n 73ic, closed st
73lc; highest 74sc; lowest 75sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, June 30.-Petsolsam--
0nensd ct 733c; closed at TIC; highest
H!c; lowest TIC /; clsaraucss, 10000
barrels.
TIrUsyILLK, Pa, Jpos 3O.-Petrs3eum
Opened Ut 73ie; highest 7+c; lowest
72!c; closed at 73ic.
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GONE AsTRAY.

Guilty Of En- oezziemsnt.
CINCINNATI, O, June 0.-Bud Hyni-
ca, refunding clerk in the Auditors Office,
is charged with issuing false refunders 10
persons not entitled to them, and investi-
cation Ii now going on. He was . promi-
nent member and director of the Blaine
club, and was present at the late Chicago
convention. Daring his absence his draw:
er at the office was broken open and evil
dence of his guilt discovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02

h. publIcan Ratification at Parkersburg.
Special TdegruR 10 1s STaday Reois7.
PARKERsBURe. W. VA, June 30.-To-
night the Republicans ratified the nomi-
nations made at Chicago. Capt Chas- B.
smith, Hon John A. Hutchinson, Charles
T. Caldwell and others, made speeches to
q crowd Of one thousand people. Bands
and fireworks gathered large audience
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-02
LIVE Stock.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 3D. Cattle Rscsipts
I, 900 head shipments none market steady;
common 10 choice 81 75s5 20; cows and
mixed 81 40a3 90; stockers 81 00A3 %;
western feeders 81 so.
Hogs Receipts IL, 900 head; shipments
4, 600 head; market steady and weak;
mixed IS 45a5 60; heavy Is 5pa5 IS;
light IS 4Oa5 80; pigs and culls " 9Oa
5 40.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
slow; muttons s. 75a4 so; Texans 81 Goa
3 IS; lambs 81 OOA3 90 per head.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. June CATTLE
Receipts 100 head; shipments 2i7 head;
market nothing doing; all through con
signments.
Hogs-Rsceipts /, 300 head; shipments
|, 700 head: market fair; Philadelphia
s. sOa5 IS; mixed IS SO; Workers IS 65
s5 20; common TO fair IS 50a5 90; pigs
IS OOa5 IS.
Sheep Receipts 1000 hesd; shipmests
1900 head; market dull At yesterdays
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 3O.--HoH- Strong
and higher; common and light " ODa
5 so; packing and butchers IS 40s5 IS;
receipts 1000 head; shipments 40 head.
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mbsslins Rister
arausIsrs' Aiae

nn,, n IRE OF TRAINS
AExrLANArIoS OF REysy excepted sun.
ITS9nosy excepted. tpted.-76 Meridian.
S MY ~ Tn isss SSy me. which Is Just one
hOsiF a. rliar han Gan y LOO
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MAGNOLIA

BALM preserves the Complexion aud makes
lady Of 40 appear only 2ol It rennes the skini
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MAGNOLIA

RAIN gives RAvishingiy Beautifulskin. Read
ly used and can't be detected One trial eonvincesl
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MAGNOLIA

Balm Take HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM with
you TO the Seaside. Mountains Rural ResoStsl
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United 73c, Cotton Essd Oh Quistfsuds
13c: refined 47c. Tallov-Dull. Resin
Dull II 81 10a1 Is. Turpentine-Doli es
35}c. Eeu-Firms ct 143a163c Fork
and cut meats dull and unchanged. Lard
Dull and lower; western steam spok
s. I2as IS; July and August $8 35i Sep
tember g 50; city steam IS 90. Butter
-Stesdy; western 13a193c Cheese
Steady; Ohio fat 7as}c
CHICAGO, June 3O.-Wbeat opening to
day was lower, but LATER reacted and de-
cline recovered. Corn moderately activs.
Provisions. trading WA brisk. Flour
steady. WheAt-Cssh No. Q spring Is3a
isle; No. 9 red 79}c; July 7Sis793c,
closipg At 7ssc; August 7ssa1S3c, closing
Ut 7Sic; December slfas2ac, closing at
sale. Corn-Cash No. 9, 47tc; July
46sa4sic, lclosipg ct Ate; Aueust 47sa
4ssc, closing at lslc; September 4aa4sic,
closing ut 4stc; October 4Sa4ssc, closipg
at 4slc Osts-Cash No Q sole; July
2sia3OSc, closing at S0tc; August 95ia26tc,
closinx ut sc; September 25sa25sc, cloe-
ing at 25lc. Rye-Eo Q. 63c. Barley
No 2. sc. Flax Seed-Nomipal.
Timothy Seed-At - 3OA2 IS MOI
Pork-Cash SIS SO; July $ls 4Osl3 SCI;
closing 1t $l3 50; Auxust $l3 t0.l3 GU,
closing at SIS 90; September $l3 Goa
Is 20. closing ut $l3 81. Lard-C.sh
and July g 05; August g 10ss Is,
closing 1T So Is; September 81 %; October
S. 20. Cut Meass-Short ribs u IS;
shoulders IS O0a6 IS; short clear u Is
az 90. Whiaky-At 81 %. Butter
Steady; creamery 15alsc; dairy l34al7c
Egg-Steady; fresh l4al4ac.
BALrIMoRR, Nd, June S0.-Fiour-
Quiet and steady. whsat-Western weak;
No. 2 winter red spot and juno S3}c; July
s3}asSic; August siissisc; Septsmber
s5iss5io Corn-Western dull and lower;
mixed spot 5Sic; July Sc; August 5St
s54}c. Oats-Quiet and steady; western
white 42}a43lc; do mixed 4Oa4lc. Rye
-Ooiet: prime 66a67c. Provisions
Steady and unchanged. Mess Pork-At
SIS 90. Butter-Frm; western packed
l4al6c. Eggs-Essier st 16al63c.
PhiisAslpaia.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 90. -F1car--
Qaiet. Wheat-Dull and lower; NO.
red June nominal; July s5ss5ic; August
s5ias6tc; September s7ss73c. Oorn-Spot
No. 3 low mixed track Soc; No. 2
yellow SOC; futures neglected; No mixe1
July 53ia54c; August dSs5Sc;
552s56lc. OAts-Spot dull;
white 43e!; futures dull; No.
white June 42ai3c; July Al ta4l3c; August
s4}a35c; September 33is34c..
CINCINNATI, O., June 3O.--Flour dull.
Wheat firm; No. 9 red Csc; receipts
$50 bushels; shipments none. Corn quist,
firm; No. 2 mixed SOC. Oats quiet; No.
. mixed S4c. Rye steady; No. 2 6ln.
Pork dali; $I4 % Lard essy; 81 20.
Bulk meats quiet, lower; short ribs " 80.
Bacon easier; short clear ~ 30. Whisky
,uiet ut 81 IA. Butter, Sugar and Cbee<e
luiet.
stki Ioieoos
TOLEDO, O.. June D.-Whsat- Doll
md steady; cash and June s53c; August
,3sc; September s3ic; December s6:c.
cash 4sc. Oats-Qoist;
ash 33c.
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MAGNOLIA

RAIN, is Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
LIQUID preparation for fsce, neck, arms and handsi
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MAGNOLIA

HAIll. overcomss eaiiounsss, Blosetsl n
dives . Smooth. Sod Yeufkzsl ~ Rliah1e Gdat
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-08-09
SHERMAN I'M 1872.

Extracts from a Speech Delivered by the
Ohio Man Sixteen Years Ago.
In 1872, when the tariff on dutiable
goods was not so high as it is to-day,
Mr.. Sherman made d speech in the
Senate warning the prOtectionists of
the folly of disreg arding the plain
public sentiment against maintaining
these excessive rates. The following
extract is both timely and interesting:
II the present rates OF duty were high enough
during and since the war, when home industry
was burdened with heavy internal taxes-with
stamp duties income taxes and high rates on
raw material-then surely they are now too
high when all these taxes are removed
1 have listened with patience day by day, TO
the staten ents OF gentlemen who are inter
ested in our domestic productions i am
firm believer in the general idea OF protecting
their Industries, but assure their representa-
tives here that If the present high rates OF
duties. unexampled in our country, and higher
by nearly nifty per cent than they were in
1861, are maintained on metallic and tex
tile fabrics after we have repealed the
very internal taxes which gave rise to them,
and after we have substantially given them
their raw mat erials free OF duties, we shall
have a feeling of d satisfaction among other
interests in the country that will overthrow
the whole system and do greater harm than
can possibly be done by a moderate reduction
OF the present rates of duty. And am quite
sure that intelligent men engaged in the pro-
dnction OF various forms OF textile and metal
lie fabrics feel as do, that il is wiser and bet
ter to DO what is just and right rather than to
invite controversy in which believe they Will
be in the wrong.
Mr.. Sherman's party has not only
refused to make the reductions he so
urgently advocated, but it has adopted
platform declaring that rather than
sacrifice '.any part of the protective
system it would repeal the tax on
whisky, which is equivalent to declaring
that it prefers multiplication of the