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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 1C
A. NJ, at Coltons Auction House, 2O2 S. Spring
St - = r-e
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

The Best in the Market.
Sperry's flour. Price $1.6O per sack
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

Finnan haddies, at II. Jevne's, 3s and a.
North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

New Carleton restaurant, 1857 s. Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

The New Carleton S o'clock dinner is just tn,
thing: soc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

"This Flour of Wifely Patience,
Is Sperrys flour. Price $1.60 per sack.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

C. F. Heinzeman, Druggist and Chemist, hs
returned to- the old quarters, 122 North Mai
street, Lanfianco Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06
NE w TODAY,

Saratoga chips, at H. Jevne's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

Christmas, Christmas.
Fine Christmas cakes at L. Ebingers bakery
corner of Third and Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

''My Cake Is DOugh,''
did not use Sperry's -four.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06
THE COURTS.

WEDNESDAY, December 5, 1888.
Department No. 1.-Cheney, }.
People VS.. All Jim-Gambling; case
SET FOR TODAY.
People VS.. Ah Sing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoris.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

Furniture Auction
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-06

TENTS at Foy's harness shop, 217LosAngeles
street.
The New Carleton 5 O'Clock dinner is Just the
thing; soc.
Gas Good Luck Would Have IT.,
1 bought Sperry's family -four.
After Many Days,
c. F. Heinzeman, Druggist and Chemist, has
returned to the old quarters, 122 North Main
street, Lanfianco Building.
Christmas, christmas.
Fine Christmas cakes at L. Ebinger's bakery,
corner OF Third and Spring.
''This Flour of Wifely Patience,
Is sperry's flour. Price $1.6o per sack.
Finnan haddies, at II. Jevnes, 3S and 40
North Spring street.
Physicians say that Hungarian food Is ex-
ceedingly nOurishing. II can be found at the
Vienna Buffet, cor. Main and Requena streets
Furniture Auction
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10
A. NJ, at Colton's Auction House, 202 S. Spring
st.
s'My Cake Is DOugh,''
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight Planqucttc's comic opera,
Chimes Of Normandy" will b. rcpro.
duccd NJ jackson Mound park by the
Shnaidcr's Garden Opera company. Of
~ Louis. II was 10 well received ON Sat.
urlay evening that largc audiences are ex.
pcctcd 10 be in attendance during the
weeks repetition Of tho amusing altrac.
ton. II Is given In a pleasing manner.
the east being commondablc and compc.
tcni to Gu the roles acccpiably. The story
hsimplc, yet around Il the composer has
cniwined charming aud catching music.
The Mnwuis Of Cornyillc returns after
the civil war 10 h,s chateau In one Of the
Old Norman villages OF France. The iirsl act
introduces the village maidcns, who discuss
all the scandals at the annual fair. Scrpolct.c,
the village beauty, is the topic Of conycrsa.
ton. Dnsparu, an old miscr, desires 20
wed his charming daughter, Gcrmninc, 10
.'s magistrate IT the district, TO which shc
unwilling. ~ Il also Gnrnirlcau, her
fisherman lover, Who makes her lcliovc
That he saved her from drowning. She, in
ordcf to escape. hiros herself TO the Mar.
gus, ~ do also Scfpolctie and Grenlchoau.
he chateau IL haunted, but the Marquis
discovers u the work of the miscr, Who
has conccalcd his treasure within iis walls.
lhcfv y grand fcic nj the chateau. the
OH bells rug out Tor tho lrs, time since
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
HEWITT AND NONCOMPLIANCE ISM.


The Knownothing yicwsoi Mayor Hew-
1T upon the naturalization question are
obtaining a wide circulation, but no in
dorsement from Democratic journals. The
abuse OF our laws by foreign immigration
companies can be easily and readily cor
rcctod without rccource TO the extreme
knownothing idea oftwcnty- years resi-
dcncc by an applicant before citizenship
can be conferred. II is not the abuse Of our
naturalization laws that is in question, but
the importation Of lazzlroni without occu.
patton or anything like industrial incentive
or purpose. To prevent AM punish this
there are laws in existence. II only needs
their enforcement upon the stcamshi p
companies and there will Mt once be q
stop put 10 1t. II these companies are
compelled to carry back one or more ship
loads OF the paup,rs they bring to our
shores they will be more careful, and will
he apt TO SEQ that in every instance tho
laws of tho United States are complied
with by intending immigrants before leav-
ing the foreign port. The existing Fed.
cral laws and those OF the State OF New
York arc adequate as remedy, and
Mayor Hewitt should know this. But ever
since tho episode OF last st. Patrick =
day when he refused TO permit the
Irish flag TO DO hoistcd ON one of tho
flag stats Of the City hall, he has been
very sour toward foreigners, and takes al.
vantage Of every possible opportunity, in
deed he makes opporlunitics to r,vivc il
and vent his spleen on foreigners.
Only few days ago hc lecturcd some
school children about II, aud rccountcd
the whole affair ~ text for lecture
on patriotism. Mr. Hewitt has made
model Mayor Ia many respects, notvith-
standing his lccturing and letter writing,
and he is good Democrat, but we doubt
" ne ~ dong his party much good just at
this moment, when votes are needed, aud
the incest kind Of nursing care Is essential
to hold the party together IN It's trial Of
strength rs n unit for Cleveland and Thur
man. The Democrats Of New York do not
take kindly to side issues ut any time, but
especially during Presidential year, and
to one like this, which Is NJ well calculated
to arouse their resentment and bitterness.
Mr. Hewitt would, therefore, do the party
great service II he would adjourn the
discussion Of his Knownolhing fail, have
his liver regulated, aud settle down totruc
Democracy aud undoGlcd until after Glove.
lands reelection, nj least.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
Foreign Eln.hcx

Att meeting Of the British cabinet 10.
day, II was decided 90 hold an autumn
SESSION OF Parliament. The two houses
will adjourn in the second week Of August
and will reasonable in October.
Negotiations are in progress with Italy
regarding the proposed visit Of Emperor
William 10 King lIumbcrt. The Italian
government persists that II there Is 10 be
any meeting, Il must be In Rome.
Important changes are being made In
the Austrian army. Tho Duke Of wur.
tcmburg, Baron Phillipoyac and Baron
Ramberg retire from their commands at
Lembcrg, Prague aud Agnm, respectively.
Gen. Boulangcr In an interview said
that he was notsurpriscd nj the check he
had met with In the Arlcckc, seeing that
his illness prevented his directing the clcc.
toal campaign. lie intends 10 be can
didaic Ia the department Of Sommc.
Count Herbert Bismarck. who nc.
companicd the Emperor Of Germany
ON his visits 10 Russia. was granted an
audience Of an hour and quarter by tho
Gar yesterday. The Gar bestowed upon
the Count tho brilliant decoration Of tho
order Of 81. Alexander Newski.
The police Of Dublin are keeping a close
watch on all American visitors. A lie.
tectiyc entered hotel recently and in.
sisted on holding private interview with
a gentleman from 81 Louis who had pre.
yiously visited Dublin. The gentleman
complained 10 the United States consul,
who has written letter % the police au.
ihoritios demanding an explanation Of the
detectives conduct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THE MANDEvILLE CASE BROUGHT
UP BY PHILLIP sTANHoPE.
The Discussion Gets Warm-The Love
Feast Of the Two Monarchs Contin-
ues and the Exchange of Taffy Goes
On-Boulanger-Fore Flashes.

LONDON, July 23.-In the House Of
Commons today Phillip Stanhope called
the attention of the government to the
threatening language by the crown coun
sci before the coroner at Mitchellstown
and to his charging the court with per
verting the inquiry in the Vaudeville case
Mr.. Stanhope asked whether the counse
acted so in pursuance OF instructions from
Dublin CASTLE and whether the govern
ment would order the counsel to assume
a more respectful attitude toward the cor.
oner.
DIR. Baliour replied that he had no infor
nation on the subject, but Mr.. Matthews,
home secretary, deprecated, speaking with
warmth upon this subject Whatever
Attorney General Webster had said he be.
lieved that the crown counsel did not need
any instructions either from himself OF
from Mr. Stanhope. Laughter and
cheers. In reply TO Mr.. Clanccr, Mr..
Balfour said he had asked the home office
that the highest and most experienced
officers in the department be send to Ire.
land to inspect the condition and manage
ment OF the prisons. One Of those sent
was DIR. Barr.
Mr. Healy asked II II was true that Mr..
Dillon had been brought before DIR. Barr
in Duldolok Jail, but refused TO submit
unless he knew whose agent Dr. Barr was.
Mr. Balfour promised to inquire.
Mr.. Smith moved the second reading Of
the bill dealing with charges and allega.
lions AGAINST members of narliampnt JIa
said that the government offered the COM
mission OF inquiry upon the precedents.
lie considered that commission with
less authority than was proposed would
1all to do justice 10 all persons concerned.
The government would not be doing Jus.
tice to the accused il ii did not give them
the completest chance to clear themselves.
lie had confidence in the proposed tribu.
nal. II rested with the House to say how
complete the powers Of the commission
ought to be.
Sir James Handen will be the presi-
dents and justices day, and Mr.. Parnell
said he was glad that Mr.. Smith admitted
that 1t rested with the House what the
powers OF the commission ought 10 be. Il
seems that Mr.. Smith had friendly hint
from the counsel for the Times, in conse-
quence OF which the inquiry was TO be cx-
tended, not only into his personal conduct,
but into the acts o! the league of America,
Ireland and great Britain. II was evident
that the case was WIDELY in his capacity
rs counsel for the Times. lie repudiated
the idea that the government in no sense
made themselves party to the charges.
The commission surely could be trusted 10
deal invariably,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

FfrrsBuRG. IA. July si.-River falling. Rain
ing
WHEELING, ". Va. July y Noon Rive,
feet ? inches and falling. Thermometer ~
EVANSVILLE Ind. July 2l-Nnon -Hlyrt =.
feet sicnths aud falling. Weather clear and
warm.
NicKsBuRG, Mis-, July a-nlyct ti.Inv
Passed up city 81 BATON Rouge ~ iouis aa,n
Departed city Of Munrnc Natchet sam
81 LOUIS. No. july 2t.-Arfiyod cttv q,
Calm. hatcher New south. rfdurnh' ul,ef fsit,n
2tcnihs nov ~ feet weather clear and hot
CINCINNATI, u. July n Noon. -Rlyr, 4, To-,
} inchcs anil rising Weather clpudy and ..s,,
Departed scotla rlttshurE Nlrht -itiyrr io III
inchcs and stationary Weather clear. Thet
momctcf Sls '"''
loulsvlLLE Ky. July aa,-No,n -piv.,
falling. Win lcct ii.rhes w he canal anA -,
. inchCs on the TAILS nuslte,, e,cd v,.,,ss
clear aud uatm. Nivht-uiyuf falling Win a r.,
4 inches M the canal aud ioet I Inrho. "A, Iha
chute on the TAILS Weather clear and ~afn, Wv
CAIRO. ~. July X.-Noon - Arrived rro,,
ohio. Hmi lio,s, Louisville Jan itas,,
lipwn, Louisville 10 am Attsp.,, tIts' s
Louis u aul Departed tiiy nf Aims. u (cui,
an hoa1 Ncs Oflcahs . ava iiatf, iir,,, M
- lnnis ~ ant Nlyrt q irrt inlh,s .ti ait
Ing Neiihrwaua snd ri.tf Nisbt- Affi,,.i
oakhnl. ~ Louis q mn ivntfiri Afsst.'.
tiy, Nalclios, ain. Nlrel :. I.a 4 la N auI
falling Weather dvsf anil hOl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
Tho Yankee Got There.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 23.-Tho prince
OF Schaunsherg-Lippe, twelve members
Of Emperor Williams suite, seventeen Of.
ficers attached TO the German squadron,
captain Of the United States man-oi-war
Enterprise, seven members Of the Ger.
man embassy and all tho Russian minis.
tens and foreign representatives were pres.
cnt at the dinner given by the Gar at the
Petcrhof palace last evening. Count
Herbert Bismarck sat at the imperial table.
Emperor William sat at the Czarina's
right. The Emperors toasted. each other.
Upon the breaking up Of the dinnerparty,
Emperor William escorted the Czarlna 10
hcr carrinue
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

Mn. BrURovs, OF Michigan. anil MIR
Reed. OF Maine. both Republicans, yo,c,l
IN 1871 at the orders Of Mr. Boss Rlain,
Tor free salt, but this year voted against il
o. did Mr.. Pig lron Kelley. who declared
that u Il was adopted hc believed chat no
blow could be struck a, tho independence
aud prosperity Of our country by a single
&C, Of Congress that would 10 moro fatal
than to pa, salt upon the ifcc list" and
The whole great Republican party has MI.
EMMY pronounced it-cli opposed 10 max.
Ing anything free save the poor mans
chow aud the drunkarl's drink.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
BOULINGER.

Only few short months ago and Gen.
Boulangcr was the "idol OF the town.
was sung about in the cafes and toasted
in the bar-rooms of Paris. Regiments
marched TO "The Boulanger March," an
iniectiously popular sort OF air with MS
little in ii M there was in the Generals
head, and even the Great Bismarck was
disturbed by the applause expended upon
this "other Napoleon" Now there are
none so poor MS do him reverence.
lie fell from his high pedestal and lies
completely smashed, there not being
enough OF him to put together TO make
even u semblance OF the once national
hero. The gamins have ceased to whistle
his march, his ambition ut Dictatorship is
laughed Mt rs a sort Of Opera BoulIe cpl
sode, and the soldiers denounce him in
dignantly because he who aspired
10 be their leader permitted n
plain citizen, without any pretensions
TO soldier business to pink him and almost
put him out OF life. His career is warn
ing to other ambitious Frcnchmcn who are
unwilling TO confnc their career honorably
to the limits and laws Of tho Republic, but
look beyond, hugging to themselves the
idea that they have the brains an d the
ability to eycrshadow the world with the
brilliancc Of thatsccond 'scourgo Of God, F"
some Of whose devastations Germany
avenged by the occupation Of Paris in 1871.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
CAN 1T BE TRUEq
Are There Any Traitors In the Ranks o
the Democracy

Are There Any Traitors In the Ranks OF
the Democracy
The crop OF political traitors promises to
be very large this year. The Republicans
have not filled the vacancy on their ticket
caused by the declination OF j. w. But
tinghaus to run for magistrate at large, but
are temporizing with view to catch some
presumably strong but disappointed Demo-
crat with political aspirations far above his
merits. They are waiting to see what
Mr.. William Quinn is going to do,
and there are rumors ahoat that
Mr.. Quinn is about to betray the party
that has honored him in the past, and try
his chances rs an Independent. Mr..
Quinn will hardly do that, for the reason
that he has always borne an honorable
character in this community, and he can't
afford to throw it to the dogs now. An
Independent this year is Republican in
disguise, and more insidious enemy to
the Democratic party than the rankest
Republican OF them all.
Mr.. Cannon and Mr.. Powell did not 90
before the Democratic convention and
hence are not pledged TO its nominees
Their attack OF independentism is excus-
able under the circumstances. But Mr..
Quinn went before the convention, was
balloted for and defeated and ought to
take his medicine like n man and good
Democrat and The APPEAL believes he
will do il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

the fight OF the Marquis. Serpolette, ow-
ing to the finding OF concealed papers, as
sumes to be the Marchieness. but the old
miser, who has recovered his reason, pro-
claims Germaine TO ne the lost March
ioness. This brings about the finale and
n charming love duo, one Of the gems
of the work. The company has been
strengthened for "Chimes OF Normandy"
the cast being as follows Serpolette, Miss
Freda Stone; Germaine. Miss Patti Stone;
cabin boy, Miss Mabel de Babeau; village
maidens, Misses Emily Leslie, f. Latour
and A. Watkins; Henri, Marquis de Corne-
vile, j. G. Sweeney; Grimcheau, Castel
Bridges Gaspard, William p. Bown; the
baillie, John Bell; registrar, ii. 'Orville;
assessor, Fred DeMoe; notary, James
Duiiin. Chimes OF Normandy" will be
reproduced each night during the week
except on Saturday, when matinee per-
Torrance will be given.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Tho Indian revolt in Manitoba is grow.
ingalarming. '''''
Mr.. Robert Garrett has given 81, 900 to
be used In relieving the Wheeling flood
sufferers. 49,
Thousands Of dollars worth Of damage
has been done in the vicinity OF Plymouth,
Wis. by severe storms
Thorc is a bitter war in progress over
the whisky question at Harlan Courthouse,
NY, which bids fair Ia end in bloodshcd.
Two green goods" dealers were arrest.
cd In Pitisburg yesterday, who hal in
their possession 81, 900 in spurious green.
backs.
Editor Moore and Mrs. Norton, OF st.
Louis clopcmcnt fame, arrived ut Idaho
Springs Saturday morning, aud are living
ut one Of the summer hotels there Ms man
and wife. An effort made 10 interview
Moore proved iruitlcSs
A severe storm struck Sandusky, o.,
yesterday afternoon. The wind blew a
gale, and rain and hail fell in torrents.
Trees were uprooicd corn and other
crops damaged, while fruit was literally
stripped from the trees. The damage in
Huron county Is estimated nj 500, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
THE GHosr or IN SHAW
A BOLD BURGLAR.
Ho Robs An Old Coiored Woman o
Six Hundred Dollars.

Ho Robs An Old Colored Woman Of
Six Hundred Dollars.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 23.-Lucy BED.
ford, colorcd woman, aged about eighty
years, went out 10 see the eclipse Of the
moon last night, and returning to the
house, retired about - O'Clock. Some
time after that hour she was awakened by
a man standing over her with drawn
knife. lie told her that u she said word
ho would Kill her instantly, but II she
would give up what money she had he
would not hurt her. lie also said that there
was an armed man at the door aud that
he had been Offered 5000 10 kill her.
but he would let her escape. There was
no help In the house. 10 the woman gave
the robbcr about $500 all the money she
had in the house. The fright 10 pros.
tra,cd her that physician had To he called
this morning aud Dr. Frank Ilollowell
was sent Tor. lie persuaded her 10 give
her statement 10 Detective II. VI. Porter,
who Is working up the case. The robbcr
was certainly acquainted with her place
aud the old woman's habits. She Is 20
feeble today that her physician will allow
no one 10 see her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
SUNK AT CINCINNATI
Three Bargos OF Paving and Sewer Ma.
terial for Memphls Loaf

Tho city will not get It's West Virginia
friedrich paving blocks. at least for tho
present.
Neither will the sewer pipe from the
same mandatory arrive on schedule
time.
The President Of the Taxing District re.
ceivcd letter from Mcssrs John Porter K
Co, New Cumberland. W. Va, yesterday
announcing the loss Of both the foregoing
shipments The bargcs bearing the freight
were wrecked and sunk in the Cincinnati
harbor three or four days ago. Mr.. For.
ter further stated that tho order would DO
duplicated ut once, provided there was
sufficient water 10 ioat tho bargcs. Tho
lost material consisted Of los. 900 bricks,
filling two bargcs, AMI one barge load OF
sewer pipe, the whole valued ut some
$1,000. The latter article was urgently
needed Tor use ON the chelsea sewers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24
The Progress of the canvass.

An APPEAL reporter questioned Mr.. J.
j. Williams yesterday as to his prospects
for election, and he said he considered
them good, II every Democrat did his duty
by the ticket. There had been danger for
awhile that the Republicans would steal a
march on their opponents and win the
fight because OF Democratic over.conti-
dence, but, thanks to the notes Of warning
sounded by TmE APPEAL and other DEM
ocralic papers Of Memphis, the latter party
is now thoroughly on the alert and contest
ing eyory inch Of the battle-ground.
GALLANT M'LENDoS
Is making things hum with the good rs
per cent. OF his anatomy, and there are no
flies on the other y per cent. II all the
candidates will do their part n Mack is
doing his, there need he no fears OF the
issue.
THK GHOST or YD SHAW
will not sit In the county court II the court
knows itself. and she thinks she do. The
animated combination Of parchment,
cheek, bones aud venom that goes by the
name OF III shaw would make member
ship in the county court 50 undesirable TO
the other ]. P's that the Democratic can
didates will doubtless unite In n common
effort TO down Shaw. The idea Of his can.
didacy Is Ridiculous. Pshawl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

TuE N0r iort H,ruh calls attention "a
the fact that the workingman will and
that forty-scvcn industries, most Of them
like those in leather, silk, cutlery. straw,
workers, stoves, furnaces and CRATES en-
Payments where the labor Is the largest
element In the cost Of the product, am
where, accordingly, the laborcr's interest
Is grcaicsi-arc absolutely untouched by
the Mills hill. The rates Of duty arc not
changed, but remain precisely A. Fixed In
the present tariff.
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/. ni0nLY PROTECTED rNDusTRIEs.


In these lists the wages paid the pro.
tccted and unprotected industries are con.
trasicd, aud the average wages is com.
puicd by dividing the total amount paid
In wages by the average number Of hands
employed. II will be seen from this that
the Total amount paid In wages was S3l,.
sih, 0o0 the cost Of material was sliG, 1885,.
600, together these two items make Sl7s,.
100000 The total product was S233, 26s,.
OoO. Subtncting cost OF wages and
material from the value Of product we find
that s5S, 900 went TO the employers
and mill owner, OF s2i,OOO.OOD moro than
the amount paid In Wages. And thus II is
that the workingman is protected. II Is
everywhere ~ Il is in New York, In which
State The Hcrnh shows that the whole
number working for living Is .ssi, 6i5, Of
which number $50, are engaged In
personal aud professional services, $50, 40
In trade and transportation. 3l5, 40 In
mechanical cmploymcnts as carpenters
bakers, butchers, pa intcrS, etc not ono Of
whom gctsany protection" from the tariff,
wwilc all make up that "homc market"
which the protection Lords rob by trusts
aud high prices. Then there arr still
~ 900 in agriculture, who got sham
protection, which costs them much morc
than II comes 10. There remain In New
York State ssi,iio people engaged in
protected" industries poorer paid. liv.
ing moro wctchcdly oiicncr ON q strike
for decent wages, oiicncr kicked out by
their employers to give way to cheap labor
specially imported from Europe aud at
contract rates, Tot that purpose.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-24

Tnr Linls Rorl Gu'oic says Of Norwood
that ''r farmer who farms with Nj.
mouth Candidate Norwood indorcs tho
Democratic doctrine oi revenue reform.
A farmer who farms with his pills Can.
didaic Norwood sings praises Ia the Rc.
publican doctrine Of protection. Pro.
tending TO indor-c all platforms NOT
labeled Democratic, hc supports and
opposes everything practical and i'm
practical now ailoai on the political
bcaA But his one reliance ior votes l. IA,
Republican party" Such a man should
no. be eounienanccd for moment even
BY the Republicans lie has no principle,
ave those tina, minister TO hls own al
Eanocmcni as a place. hunter.