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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
The PLEApsR FOR MERCY.
samuel Gompers. An zminent Lawyer Of
New York 10 Lecture Ina This City.

samuel Gompers. An 2minent Lawyer OF
New Nork 10 Lecture in .his City.
ssmue. Gempers OF Nes York city,
president Of ths Federation vi Tradss.
has been engaged b. the Central Labor
Union 10 deliver lecture here. Ie5rUary
- before that body. lie Is the msn who
made such al able plea before Coy. oglessy
oi Illinois, IN behalf Of the condemned
snarchi.ts pleading for comnlutatlOn OF
the sentences ~ death 20 life imprisonment
Ills lecture will therefore % Of considerable
interest. Not thar he is an anarchists nor
hss any anarchists Tenderness. olt that he
Is an able speaker Mr.. Gomps-s delivers
a lecture N twenty-six cities IN the United
States and Cansds. anu Grand Rapids is one
OF tnem
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
. rlNE ExAislT.
Poultry sud F-t sock worthy Of consIde,
ahfe Interest

Poultry sud ~ Ssock Wsrthy Of Consider
sbfe Interest
The exhibit af poultry and pet stock by
the STATE Association in The Ranniville
hlocs. nsxt TO rsari S.5set br'dxs. i worthy
II considerable intsrest. nor only by lovers
cf br-edinx stock be. by every citizen.
There are nc- ever 1ou ENTREES. and al su
tteir corps. Among ne many breads rep
rFscntei sre liqrnufh Rocks Wvandatfas
Nsrr lac snd bna Cachns Aeghorns.
srzstsne -fsrlsn. games of seversi
varieties harta dozen iliersn, kiad.
and Hsn.ttr srf thev come from Bag
gafv. fecataf ieNsl -srsuac FER vsburz
Fons~s0fs. s. 1. ~ hssl-ne s. Ns. Rs--
ne Creek. faarieffs. 'rosbg Saline. + nsi-
iart. Itucor8. sbeTitsr snd ether points
in flfiie 20 are nuwner of home bred
hirrs TEE entries exceed iu uumbar ihnse
e. ssf year ~ over SOP
~ - IS $50 CA 4Ebihitier frf~r q hand-
ss,s,,a fsar.'1u settler ard puc seysfa cages ~
trrsars. dress a. 4 reese 9ne esfe 81 Esiiusa
ri.-e aas So IRE front vi1deN, lsss a- fn
f.a s,,,,s f-ie 81! in tbe s,fEn ir'n- --sncss
~ tAoss who Fass ty. 5 p~atass aan
d f f,ffee's ysrli. Tbere issts' g ileseu
s 4.ar i-Ss. and a isrEe exhls.t oi
+.saas Tte hs'l is1 1ren rom 2 f'et- Pr
fre pnr. 81 a. n'set. sna zee 81
- .- f.e IS i5 ceBts % a. parts oi i-s
hn.s. s zeoN uill cen1nue duuas ne
week
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

George schsU, in the employ of d. G.
Henry & Co, while frescoing the Custer
Guard Armorv, fell from the scaffold, dis
tsncs OF about eighteen feet. was uncon-
sciOus when picked up. and q IS feared that
he has sUsfained severe internal injuries.
He was taken TO his home on Wsibridge-
sf and medical AID summoned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

NATANTED Five LADY COOKS. TWO IAuN-
W dry aud three dining room girS- Valley
City Employment Office, 81 Monroe and ~ OF
tgwastS II
WANTED -sEVEs GOOD COOKS FOR PRI-
W va,e families End 25 general servants. These
are GOOD places come at once girs. Eoom 3.
Pierce block. Il
lVANTED-A GOOD GIRI. FOg GENERAL
W housewoFk is4 North bivision-st. fu
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The PheniI Furniture Company have
been awarded the contract BY Uncle Sam
for furnishing sll che public buildings east
81 the Rocky Mountains With furniture
made here. II Is not stated what the
amount Of the order viii be but will reach
probably many thousands of dollars worth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
0ftut, Grand Haven { Milwaukee.

1Dailg, sunday e1ce9led. sDsiir.
fasse el.ers t-siaE The lieir9it Expross - r
n. make diTsc. Goa neciicns Tor New 3o.f Boz.
tor, ana i p1lnts EGsl
hifht LKFress tas hasner sIcepins clT ROM
Crtf Il E6pi lf f1 Hetra'f
Through tickets - al rolnfs east end a.
Sn1 eefinF caf Drrfiis ftu o. secured IL D. -
Il. a M. Rslr5sd a. y once. fwcci Hotei end
al depot.
IA. CkNfBEiL City Pas Az.
Gro. B. BEFvE lr4nic Manage. ekscaz0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
x0eOfs--gy0flfefS.

VTANTED-FIRsT CLASS MEN IN EyERY
w town IN Michigan 10 canvass for our large
ink. crayon aud water color portraits Old pic
lures enlarged N any size by an entirely new
method which is uneoualied for nnish and per
rnanency. Liberal commissions. Address W. l..
Knowles & Co., room "a, Widdcoinb building
Grand Rapids. Mich. IA
lAANVASSERS CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO s.
Y per week selling novelty, manufactured by
Colestock & Seymour. 81 Pear It alltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

WANTED Two GOOD FURNITURE TRIM
W men, so.lci -ors and good once man with
SO cash ho0m 8 Pierce biock Is
yATAkTED 4 GOOD OFFICE MAN WITH
w IRON $500 70 { O. 10 take az interest ia a
well t<blishtd and good Taying business. Bgs!-
nsss Chance Exchange, roOn :, Pierce block. is
W machine tender, fsrm kan :. koom q
Pierce block u
MTASTED-NAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF orr rates sire 2sxlSx,S inches; weight
90 lts. retail price o. other Sis ia proportion.
4 rare chance 70 cgeaie permanent business al
home. These safes meet a demand never before
supplied by other cafe companies, As We are not
governed by the Safe Pool Alpine Sale Co. Gin
c!auau, Ohio feoz3
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

y,rANTED-A POSITION AS TRAVELLING
VI saelsm en- for a wholesale grocery. Best OF
resereeces as 10 integrity honesty and sobrietv.
Addrtss NJ, box ., this O;ilce. u
XsrANTED-A MAN WITH TEAM. STEADY
" emplOyncnt. Valley City Empioyment
bli.e. = Monroe aad 81 Ottawa-s;s. u
Wy MEDIA SITUATION AS WOOD TURNER.
w Can give best Of reieTerce-. Address q %.
", Commercial Hotel, Nuskegon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
lftEpIt, Lansing { Northern.
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

A locsi freight lcavas 6rsfd Eapid, e. n
=. csrrylue pa euIef> - fsr o. 81 alamazoo
Al trains daily cyoepf huudsv.
ThfoughS fkets O. ID Toinie and berihf 10 sie~r.-
sng CoaChct can ~ ferilfed e. ui9u TIcNei shos
a. Monroe st.. snc 60 refot
y W. nrkT<vEY. AgL
CEo. W. HUSsaS. City Tlckei Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Lha Democrats s-e nOw wondering
whsther yssr ~ish three eights IN It is
as lucky a. ons with three la in II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Itiss rsmarkabls ,act that there are
still psopls O. political prominence and
% alleged political sagacisy who are
wasting thsir tius in assuring rs that
BLAINE Is uos 3 candidate for The Prssi-
dsncy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The Directors OF the bdison Light Com
pany held a meeting yesterday and elected
the following officers for The coming year.
President Daniel Mccoy. Vice President
Wm r. Boixisy. Secretary and Treasurer,
Charles r. Aver.
That Mss Jones - rice looking girl.
isnl shs'"
II If vssnt for one thirg.'
- hat = that1f
SIZE has Cstssrh az bsd it is unpleasant
20 oe near her. She has tried dozen
faiugs and nothing hslFs her. an sorry.
for / fks hsT buf that doesn't make IL
any less oissgreesbie for one % be around
her
Now 4 she BAD used Or. Ssge's Cstsrrh
Remedy. there would hsfs been nothing
of the kiad ssid. for Il will cure cstsrTh
avery tirta
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
DHS. MARSHALL { LOHGLEY,
SPECIALISTS,
Are row TT pared % treat cssss % Old so-es sns
al skin and sc8o'i'lo,ls Diseases. irci1disg
sALTRHEUw or FczEHs, RINowcRM
I1CH. PIMPLEs, SCALDHEAD,
ETC ETC

weak snd inssned ETss are psrsaaaen.lg
cured ~ thess
Fimr}as Uhieh are g. f-sss' sser-s - raung
recr'e tis.rpesr III fer fsrs lesrfrg aks sEH
srs. - fh aud aealtnr.
Tasir treatment ~ ofs Sores fs s8r.T fara1I-
NE sat ~ case .0trlslef o tben aes ercr
hrake- e=lt a'f=~ frEstrert. TIE trestaterf -
saitTaafll In rr Fa4wa wsas q eFe a-r tg
fh1fa snf seer si1cra ass m tle treelnsar e thrs
fIeesss - rnnre- tented Tor FL srftc fi's
- z7V rsfe g. {. sFauteef freir rrsef~seaf 81
Ehannfafslz ass reen 81 E1ceeesf thsf fasr hsre
Ser ief So E7ske - f1srgs Hr sss = earsp.s-e
cFIra cr sree: reiarI 81 alHep. nss0re-s at. -e
treate1 ~ nett casFge un ess eefe Il sFsc e.
TIE rsor = be required 70 psy sziY - co. =
ttt nj ~ rse1
ft ws - Euferston1 fhst ro rsse =. -
r. siei nrere rere s. -oee-iere5 l-srass
CesrEl .cafiors ~ ns1 snswsret
lC6 Norroe-st..
GRAND RAPIDS.
SCI Rs-ssse ssi1ss 1ts g sna %
aesacx s< sxAxsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The Toronto Nslcs remarks that very
little has bssn hss,a sOou. tue progress
o. ths war on Canadian eurrency Inaug-
urass3 =, Dssrois soma days ago. Have
the IeniEsns of the river town rsconsid-
sred thsr decision and dscided to keep
good Canadian money on the tree list?
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

The orEabsF Of ttEes ~ <ks advertisement
e&H BE fo0H3 - dSsAaknE the E2sza sscF Il
~SFes ~ ssssA- Asy P~Ft ~ = liAs osusesS
- szs fl3l LA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
Situations Wanted-Fenale.

WANTED = BY A MIDDLE AGED LADY.
W plain sewing to DO or 20 have the care OF an
invalid object. permanent home ADDRESS b.
Box :, care this once. IL
yYANTED-A SITUATION AS H0UsEMAfD
" by an English lady lately from canada NJ
ply at 1J9 MsdisOnsye. iif
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

senator TURPTs. q IndianR, is sad TO
bs tired of his Office. Vow ia there no
patriot who Eill step forward 10 relieve
him3
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
Furniture STORED.

rURNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
I moved. Exgert rackers sent on sho1 notice
by Radcliffe & Holt. Ill south Division So. tee-
phone No s0l Jan'y g. SO
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Ths-sxpert opinion i given by 3 Phila-
deiyhia lady. "a ths Press, that those
who wear hixn bounsts to the theatre are
unaccussomed 20 attending such places.
IBIS = principle 20 Be encouraged.
Let ii Do understood that the lofty mil
ii0sry 10 the theatre Is q sign OF igncr-
aDcs % What really good style demands.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

4 YOUNG DRUGGIST WITH 81 OR sido CAN
Il get into business loF himself ~ calling N
4r. " ii. hosx. once iddioomb building p
IL u. PERRY, ~ The REAR or a SOUTH
L. Division si viii fuTaisA al kinds oi build
Ing stone al reasonable Taiee Blso he1Diock iCn-
bar loI al Kinds OF building Purposes 5
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

TIE rissb e. ". n Tfsbs. druggist sst
continues an daily scores 81 People esll for
or.tis - smrs Rasszm fer he Thrsss
sne Lungs fos rhe cure 0f Coughs Colds
Asthma. kraucalas ssd fonsung ngfiou.
Nemqs kslsaEr. tba standard fsmiiT
rss'ear = soi8 os a guaraasee sr3 never
fai's - give sstfsfsc'ion Price soc sad
4 %. Erisi slza re
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The ex-Emprsss EUsESlr. q France.
he8 comnsnIed tue worlds admiration
through her devotion t. ths memory OF
3 husband Who di1 not Do too much TO
deserve u and 10 that Of son who
seemed 10 bs worthy of her love. Few
women h1ye more reason 20 command
ths sympathy Of the world than poor
EvGEsfE
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
For Rcflf--ROO1lis.

NOR RENr-ONE OR TWO FIRSTCLASs
L roors 70; genIemea 2sl North Ionis-st y
TOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
ave sf
TOR KENI = LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
i fIont rooms with board 70 Crescentsye. IS
TOR RENI-A NICELY FURNISHED Up
( stairs. front room. suitable 'ortHo gentlemen.
Apply a. IS 2sn om-si. .
yOR RENT K ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
i furnished; heat and gas. Enquire at Il Ran
som-Et. 2,f
EOR RENT-FURNISHEO ROOMS. STEAM
L heated and furnished IRONS for hight house
lesping. Apply al room lo5 New bouseDlan
block. Is
no RENT CHEAP-Two NICELY FURNISH
i cd rooms. Apply at a. \. Coilesesye city.
NOR RENT-nEsIRABLE Parties CAN
I obtain eitaer OF two first class furnished
rooms, supplied 18th steagn heat etc, IN The new
Vinegar block on south Division-sf., by applying
70 L. II. Brock. 55sif
IaoR RENT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
either single or en- suite; steam hesied; also
ROOMS for light housekeeping. Apply AZ Room &c.
Ledysrd lock, loI Onawas.. zseu
IoR RENT-TwO SUITES or SEWN ROOMS
Ia the new "a aiine block. with al rnedern
ccnycoiences. including he patent bldiRe Heat
Ing Crate. Also a ten cment OF six rooms corner
Sbswmut-aFc. aud NiIser-st. Also rooms toTent,
furnished or unfurnished. Inquire Of .. W Baf.
For Rent--Houses.
CCR REET-DEsIRARLE ROOM FOR TWO
L gentlemen with board at 60 rosiN lex IT. 3isii
LlOR RENT = TENEMENT or skvEN
rooms n the new PalStine Block, cor. 81
Court aud Alien streets, with ell convenitnccs
ircuding the patent Aldsne heating CRATE. AS
one OF four rooms, No. 20 stfsighi-st, second
house from West fulton-st. Inquire Of b. "a.
Barnard 85 AIlon-st., cor. OF VI Nernon-s 81. tzsf
FOR Rent business Places.
NOR RENT-oNE SUITE OF FRONT orYrcE
L roor1s; most desirable location ia the city.
Apply az RogmJs. lmmen's book. IL
cTORE AND BASEMENT TO RFST THE
y sore & Easement in the Mllicr's block. a. ".
Fridge Z Fint class location. 4pply 20 Nrs,
Semuel Aiicr. &stf
ISoR RFTf-THT PH0T0GRAPH GALLERY
nov occupied by Ms J. G.. Rsrrons CO... wesi
Bridge & FTonf-st J be test location Ia the Citr
Aisq rooms N The block $ :. Bal, az l. 20. ~ 4
IS wsteroost. stsi
boarding.
JHTANTFD-rO.0 WORTH OF GRAND RAFTDe
w char Eoyk II Il can be had cheap. Cal
s5s'
DoARDTSG-GcO B0OM And BOARD CAN
ID b ssc1red st is4 North Division - zs5Si
Ha8ted-To Buy.
VVkNTYn TO BUY-A PORTLAND CUTTER
" seoond hard II 10 good order. - s9uta
fFtn--sf "a
HfsctfiHneoHs.
WAS TD-TEAMs VITA HFAEY sLFTGHs
W foT nber woo1s Grand Rapids Chair -
4
NoIfCF-TO TRANC5FNTe Or PIRTIEs
y visiting Grand Rstids. II you -sut choire
farnisaeo rooms please call 81 sz Csus g.. thrd
foor EooE 10 "A 3,
EeR SALE = TX IRA NfcT Dry ETTD1.IFe-
T wect - $50 Der load delivered Grss,
Rsnios Te1eertn. sssr
III sfZF Fok1RSfT--1N FA-ITIs WATFE
. rn.1re ard cFs grr. elegantly frz~se4 ia h-rrze
~ git franses ~ SO az sid s.. former prices
-. go and So Hsfnile9as A. Gslery 9.
Canals ssH
kftIF~W WAN-DAN tnD A I7NF Snail
: ssrr5-- Ore acerf ssrnei = sae q tsfs or
% - q En- 1895 + . Box fEi. EeN Iofk zfeti
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

DAY. A. otDers oaliy eECepi sUncss,
nieeling caTs run ou lacitc and ANADllc Ia
lfchscs a. and ron Desfoit farl0T cnrs rue
Day Express and Grand Rapids f1prrss " sad
ifo!l betrclt-Direcl cofanecl0uf fnsdt a. Dttroit
eith a. through train esst -13ckelk on sac al
mon llckei once. 81 Aonree e.. and az I aha
Gerat
D " JOHNSON. klch- Pess. Art a. HosFoe-SL
dHks. n NORRIS, Gen As't 30 Aonros-s
o ". RVcCKlN q. L. and A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

AUsKE6oS. wkDN EsDAY. JAN II

Cn<e. - sesssFn Ave. 4ilsr Hsck. fhs
> ec-9ck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
Chlrapa { Nest MIch.ran

AL tfalus nrIlVe al sno oepsu IRON al0B oepsf
hkfAEI-
MAJ m Chicago Aukke keroa snd ~ eaSf ? 90 "a
al tkpfess Cor Cnics g0.....-.....-. 3l2 - "a
txpieae iof &ukkeess .... 10 q q.
abr Rap for Chienyo ........-.... "a o. 8 "a
ia hlI4ds. BALDWIN l.-aingsOA @l41
"a :. ee - :. -. ...-'- = sSp n
B'g ksp.ds Baldwin L1olnEiou aH6
Aa.ls,ss -. 80. - ss5 sm IN
AEKisE
Night IA press fF0nl Ci4ios.,.5 .......-. - m
h1pTeS ffoln hgskeeoa .......-........ IL 40 q "a
Nal tozr Chicago sud MEskcC0a ,..... % y
"a Alac a tf.'H "a. e. 80 1clt4o ie ua.
IA press irom fengssser. kusEeso1 snd
Ao-As@t~ - N
> Aat-slet. i.iialuk o., Ia aa Ens
b;s ids....-........ ............-. 10 ~ m
Meme e. ia tngio1. hs OWN ... - y IA
-Daiy fDsil, exocpi SEaday.
Through coaches 20 chicago enc Illtdo oI : 10
o a. uatn.-g ghnOugD YarloT CAT Ia Clioskn GA
- ~ "a train No tAtra eherke toT seatk.--
Iftongh Pullman sleeping csr and coeca ieE
chicago on il % a train Uuion Ticket of5oe ~
tOnr1Dst-
W. A. CAEPiE9ER Trsi.c NEnaEsr
WILLIAM GAfxfI. ASH Gea faza agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Trains FaE 0H laf u.e, ahieh Is G
STANDARD Tsne.
GIaRl RAPIDS ( Indiana

~ efscs osishsf = iSsl
Arrfsa Iesxs
- - = --tf - |" =
TIssszss 0lsF AAoEla&s Sfk Ii Stsss
fOr Assk taeV ......+ .+....... - IN fN ~
saginaw k2Tress -..-.... IL = IA So "a
<tAseH - ft-<s ~ - 4 r. 80 -
s~kluas txpft<s fu1s tlroaEA saa1.-~ItAn
itGFinr a 80 hsk chair 0AE attached ssf
4TxseIsH NIY-li - . ~ IRAN has cheu cAt
~ Nacti04N 81 tt D A. tF&in la Aaeell1s ca
Ias ftioskey sad AacklusN civ
eolNe soUfE-
fcI .hs;.tlaes- ,..s ............. THam
foE for Nsyne and Esst .l0SAm j can
fe4 s1beaii..stl -. <sepm t~Pn
iron 3lssofs< tlsy sno M&cl-
t-ts !" = - II q
Al tEatAs daily exceFi - pday.
! les a. zatn has Tsaiof car iof talcinasu.--
boo n train has siespiaF car fs Iapclnnati
b a. Ualn ConDectS al Kalamazoo iof NetFot
sno C1ieaiAn goiDts sFfifiis In beiFoil 10 . "a
Masksgon Grsno n@pfds A Inal.ss
Leave A sn..-.-...-,- ,-...--ArIlstlo AZ = ~
IA O. 49,. ......,.......- ss4
- ~ ~
A. AimsusA1. fokel Agcnt a. oepot' 6eorse ~.
AtiAsse., niol ltekci Agoflt Aoaroe.si
& J. Lock woen sea fsss snc Ii-Aes -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The srrual meeting IF the stockholders
q re Ptee1lx fhrnisure company VII bs
hai3 Al the company ofGee % Snrsmer-sf
&, fhs cifv of crsn& Rspisls. Michigan. or
wednesday. tae lsth ssy 81 January. Isss
a. 7.aa a ciock "a the evening, ssr the paf.
- of e,ccfi77x seven 6irscf0rs fer she en-
-..s,,.r vsar ana fsr The Transaction ~ snrh
,.l..- bs,siaeas az nasy - .swfaiv hronzhi
..f,rs ne uaeeflng
FW kLEIxpIxSsT Secrefs-y-
Grand Rapids. Mica ssrss~<y a -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

I osT-A MEMORANDA BOOK Or cHEks1
u g between Msdisoa-sye. aud kast-At- Con
tSining statistics of bui.dings Finder Nlll con-
f. fsyor on John n. HOeEer oy ie4sang Il al rs
residence, 6ss Cheryst IL
I OsT - as MONRoEsr. Oh JEFFERSON
Il ave. PAR of gold hoNed sEecIAcles IL
leather csse Finder please notify Ma Merritt
81 :. Pro pcctst a1c receive lperai reward S5-i
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Tie ises shss DANIEL WEBsrER VOoR-
H1rs, cniy q few years age, delivered a
stra ang protection speech Ia the State, u
recalled ~ sons Of ths opponsots Of
tina. ssat enan. IL seems to balance the
fact thas once upOn tine JANIS GL-
LssPIE BLAI~E declared m the House
tlas - We n favor u repeating the du-
tiss co raw materials. Times change,
and nous statements, !: not thsir opin-
ious. cEaDgs with them.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-02

We point out truly enough the
happines, which results from good
bodily health, and thus urge men to
acquire snch habits uf moderation. Of
diet, Of exercise, Of sleep, Of labor.
etc, as will most surely lead to it..
We teach that honesty, integrity. and
persevering industry will insure per-
m,nent success in business; that devo-
ton to ones family will bring domss-
tic 10Y; that kindness and compassion,
mercy aud love, react to sweeten the
lives of those who practice them a
W Jrd, that active goodness OF every
Kind, even though it may be hard and
painful tn perform, finally results IN
happiness to the dor In private life
and i'm all life, the best motives to ac-
tion are those which lie outside OF
self aud its supposed interests. Il"
build the ship staunch aud safe and
the house firm aud healthfnl for the
sake of human lives that will be en-
trusted to them; to administer justice
because Of its equity; to heal disease
aud teach sanitary laws for the sake OF
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-02

suffering humanity; tn cherish in every
employment s'me glimpse Of and in-
terest in the good that is to be pr'-
dused in the world, introduces a finer
element inio the labor and actually
brings forth better quality Of work
than can be educed by the mere hope
Of personal benefit to the worker. 1t
10 q very poor type of parent who
would subordinate his child's welfare
To his own ia his relations with him.
and very poor type Ut teacher wha
d..es not make the needs of his pupil
paramount. Philanthrop.c actions, 80
called, may have many mptlvesi
moaey and time and energy may be
devoted to those who need tlsem from
the ners desire to be considered gen,
erous Ut tbs fear Ut being thought
,ne.n; but who can duubs that wher
they are. given from rue symrathy
aud an honest desire To proino,e hap
piness they are of teDfold WORTH
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-08-02

The BALTIMORE American says: The
Democratic majority in the House
ad p.ed yesterday the clause of the
Mills bill placing wood "n the free
lst. Thus President Cleveland pro.
poses to give the workinsnsn of the
country cheaper clothes, while he
charges them about hive prices tor he
sug,r that es mo their coffee er the
tea for Their babies. aud tor The tpbac
ca which gres into their ii'cs alter the
M al Is over. But II may be ~ we'll
I, exa,iie this contentlon ot
cheaper clo,h-s un jer the calcium
light vi Nctual statistics. The Amer
lean grown wool amounts, III round
numbers. to 285 .OO0. 900 p,unds, at
an average cost rt $50 00O, 900. THIS
/, hberaily and cquaoly distributed
over the country IN the hands of saiall
farmers, who manage Through their
su,ail Il cks of sheep to meet expenses
aud put by sometimes few dollars
for rainy. The wool itself Is made
INTO cheap clothing for the humber
classes of the people, and the ex,raor-
binary competition in this particular
business gives to the American work
ingman actually the cheapest garments
sold anywhere in the world. Wool to
the value Of $50, 900, 900 is imported,
upon which there is paid in duties
about 81, ZOO, 900. or just enough to
supply the deficiency in the product
Of the country. To put it plainly, the
u opls pay about EN- cents head to
maintain an industry which supports
first ana last millions Of persons, aud
which gives them cheaper clothes than
eau be obtained ia any other country
on the globe. A Democratic Presi-
dent aud a Democratic House OF Rep
res sntatives ask them IT, abandon this
trlainy duty in order that they may
enjoy what appears to the Democrats
10 he the inestlmable privilege OF pay
iuy one hundred millions OF dollars TO
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maintain few sugar planters in Louis
ia,'a, whose crops grpw less year by
year under this hot-house process, and
that grinding sugar trust, which has
presumably promised to contribute to
the Democraiic campaign fund. may
be enabled To make another turn of
the screw and recoup itself from the
general prb,ic for. the money thus
taken fr M its Stockholders. The
workingman is to be relieved IT the
ten cents on wool that he may the
easier pay twenty times that much ON
sugar, and If the trust continues To
advance its prices ss in the past Nv,
months, thirty times that much before
the year - put How that sublime
philanthropist, Pecksn,ff, would have
rubbed his hands and gloated over
this SEVERELY practical exhibition of
sympathy for the workingman! Old
Squeers. Of Dotheboy's Hall as he
melted out diluted Cruel to his fortnn.
ate wards, would have isirly wept at
the richness Of such a concelt. 1t is
difficult To determine whether stvpid-
ity or self-lnterest predon,nated yes
terday in the House. the lack of
proper information concerning the
needs of the people, or the anxiety tu
secure good round rum for the cam
paipu fund, which the Democrats will
sorely want after huch legislation.
fortunately, the farmers need not sell
their tiocks until after the election, M
the Senate will place a temporary
check on this queer scheme of the
Democrats, and the people can deter
mime the matter Tor themselves ia
November