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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
HUMOROUS.

People who live toOlong are not fit to
die.
Speaking of blowing people up, the
Kerosene can.
Possibly the most courteous Of all the
masts Is the top-gallant.
A barber who talks too much is often
given to cutting remarks.
Though he may never leave shore, the
Sheriff is ofton on the seize.
Corn dodgers-Men who have been
kicked for stepping on them.
A man of hatchet countenance usu
ally sharpcna it with his profile.
Work and play are necessary to the
actor, and they should be mixed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19
AYERS
Cherry PectOral.

No other complaints are SO insidious in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs;
none so trned with by the majority of suffer
ers The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from trhing or unconscious eX-
posure, is often but the beginning of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL has
well proven its efficacy in a forty years fight
with threat and lung Diseases and should be
taken in all cases without delay.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19

There's ringing glorious measure
In tho march Of life, my brothers;
4 We listen We may hear it all day long,
With AN undsrtouc Of triumph
No discorJance wholly smotherS.
And this is the cheerful burden Of the
song.
Forward Keep the column moyingl
Perfect rest shall be our guerlon
Whom our missions are fulfilled our labors
done;
Duty's path lies plain before us.
Whttsoeer our task and burlen.
If we bruvely set our faces to the sun.
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bf the Silyersmith.

ss,; Ii the Silvcrsmith
,yorl, rh,o Sew York jewclry house
,n,o :, importer asked for little
awoll bout the silver repoa.se
IN such an attractive fca-
-. =, lcller's windows.
'ivan,o lid the manager, "tho art
j., ,,0n,l 8uL 1t is only within recent
IS CONF into such extern
81 mol y p growing
,1 oe fN and being constantly
80 lew forms OF decoration.
t,rno the ladies' arc especially
1.;,tn gering over the si,v.r re-
i.al, of al ufel in the mauurac-
,;s "a, article, and indeed, no
-. 11n could we'll re list the
dre.yiDc mines and purity which
'Whci y @''o' - Iusnes and
.,o,, the various tli15s of th3
pattern
aoi,aa vase or bowl Il to be done
:4 IS fir t shaped, then the
~. : n on it. Oac end of tool.
s,ri[ira tnarlilg iro7, Is placed
ont occor, insilo of the bow; the
..I.;u fastened to wise. By
iron the silver is hammered
.s, to the pattern. How far
,.as,1d - 1T depends upon the dis
!, 80 viso at which the iron is
n,vbo. woul suppose the silver
n. ho,yl iNoned by this process, but
ter, oil al ~.
e.Tbo a. with paste of plas-
fo.o hin IL; then it goes to the
lays the b
"como has two sand bags be-
,bo T;tt,a oHp hbls, and on these he
n-ouar lie working with it.
M si lay and I'll show you
,,a,s;,da,l n of tools used by the
~ -, - york."
;aoho. - ction' proved to be
.a,n. -.ar sbrtment of hundreds
oombed ~ aOlbably none over five
10 .eor onl Boino were sharp and
tboso 4 visiant, some were honey
the point OF = oila'' 'noy coula
bigger than nio' o'eop'' ok Of
whole lot loI Iis wolo discovered In
like q box 81 and the point wasn't
.And yet bead of pin. The
with all Ia the uninitlatod eye
Of them "a nails.
: 80 ~ the gguH,
llli,t DUU
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A Protection for Conlding Cavaliers.

American Notes and Queries says that
up to 1870 there was on the English
statute books a law that 'Whosoever
shall entice i7to bonds Of matrimony
any male SUBJ ct Of her Majcsty's, by
means ofTouse, wlite paint, Spanish
cotton, steel corsete. cfiaoliae, high
hecicd sh cs or false hips. thaIl e
prosecuted Ter wi'chcra'', AMI the mar
ria5o deel-red rIl and void"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-19


'lt was DjeriIgowka first miscal-
culation; his impati3nco ovcrreached it
SELF" he said, stroking his beard once
more. Watch him now"
Apparently but slightly injured by
his Icpulse, thou II painting slightly, the
tiger had resumed his silent, watchful
circlngs of the arena, seemingly with
no more want of confidence in himself
than if they had not boon in the least
interrupted.
BIT tn, stallion was now seen to have
CHANGED his tactics SO far that, while re-
suming his pivotal gyrations, his head,
in lieu of his hiudqulrtcr', were now
presented to the fro-t
Another brcathloss interval Of sus-
pense, followed by a fresh hurtlin5
spring on the part Of the tiger.
BIT it was countercd even moro cun-
ningIy and effectively than before.
Crouching and gliding uador tn, flying
black and yellow bulk, much as a
gazeIle might crouchingIy evAde lam
mcrgcycr's hurtlin; swoop. out few the
glistening heels again at just the right
instant, this time bringing up with tre-
mendous impact on the monsters fink,
SO that when Djcridy yowka's revolutions
were rc,uncd. as they were almost iu-
stant'y, it was with a sullcn, half-gasp-
ing air, aud with a perceptible limp
that betokencl more than a tr,llilr in-
jury to his hips.
Another thous nd to five hundred
on the white stallionr vocircratod
Poindc xtcr yet again over the many
voic d applause. "Is it a &C, your Ex-
celiercy2 Or 90 you three to onc!'
The Rajah' Oriental compo uro had
deeponed into something mor3 than
Oriental guinness; AMI his cruel gazc
roamed from tho ii 5er to the little be.
gum-now radiant--with a smo.dorinn
ferccness of di'satiifaction; but he,
nevertheless, inclined his head maissti-
cally, aud the third additional bet was
registered.
But again and again was the tiger
spring repeated, and with no be- tier sue,
cess, save that on one occasion one o.
his mighty forepaws managed to fetch
the brave stced long raking stroke
along the loias, ripping hi, skia into
strips and staiaing his siIv3ry coat with
blood.
1t was now foregone conclusion that
Nadgka would be the victor The Eng
lishmen roared themselves hoarse; ever
the natives yelled their unrestraineC
delight, in spite OF their royal master
dispIeasure; while little Mahala fairlr
clapped her hands and bounded in he
seat at the sile of her stornvisaged pro
tector.
But Djeridgow6a, though plainly dis
pirited, had as yet suffered no positive
ly disabling injury, and it was quickl
evident that he intended to make on
more effort to retrieve the day.
Without the slightest warning ne sud
denly changed his tactics by swcrvin
from his prowling circuit, and ruunin.
instead of leaping directly toward tn
horso's lowered crest, until within
couple of yards, and then launchin
himself forward. like the veritabl
thundcrbolt for which h, was named
lull at Nplsk9, throat.
| But tn. st .lliea vas not there to NEE
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PORT TOBACCO, MARYLAND. OCTOBER 10. 1855

( cd applause, not unmix d with terror,
as the other grating shot back with a
olang, and the vmntJl monarch Of the
Jungle after spfilcing into the arena
with snarliug sort OF roar, began cir
cling around and around it in ominou,
silence, with hi' eyes fastened on every
movement Of the st tllion, who coollv
kept revolving in In; centre, as on a
pivot, head down and heels invariably y
to The foe
"Djeridgowka's way--D jcridgowka' 5
pet trickl" chucklcl the rajah, rub
bing his jewellcd han Is together.
"snhib Colonel, in two minutes N de
kas sati ska will b. ia red riob5nsW
The tiger was, for ysry truth. a
prodigy cv,1 for those days, when
latgor and ticrcsr prisoners wcro made
than now. H. was four feet tall at the
shoulder, precisely eight feet from tip
to TIP and corrcspondiugy proper
toned, with ferocity that was at that
tim proverbial thrcu ghout India.
Round and round prowlod tho mon
stcf with no moro sound than would
haNp been produced by tho footballs of
k kitcn.
Suddenly there was an cxulting roar,
tholarge striped bulk seemed to fly up
into the air as though hurled by
springs, and he was seen to launch out
toward the white stallion as if pro jectcd
out Of cannou's mouth.
But lightning-liko as was the attack,
it was couatorol by a movement as
electric and as eff c tive on the part Of
the equine hero.
There was a white, whirling sort of
flasA, out flew the glisteuing steel-shod
heels, striking the tiger in tho chest
while yet iu mid-air with the force of
catapult, and hurting him back with a
resembling crash against the wooden
wall of the pit till it fairly trembled.
The rajah frownod, whib Mahalas
softfac' corrospondiugly frightened,
aud the bronze face of Mohun Slowly
rela1ed into smile as he drew her
sligh figure yet more reassuringly to
his SIDE; the entire British contingent
at the same time bursting into a sh out
that rang aud reverberated over the
shriIler 'au Its OF tho native onlookers
much like the hoarso braying Of battle
borrower he squeakings and clamor-
ings Of the ii.es and kettledrums.
"lnother thousand on Nadgkar'
cried 3Polndextc5 cxcitedIy fluttering
two 1crs at tho potontatc in betting
boaA lion. "a whole lac of rupees,
- - ! theml What says your
usa ss=...s-A- --ssss
and tho wager VASE,
corNd.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

TIE STAT MBNT OF Democratic
G'Asses' In SsssetdSy's Bar that
Chsries II treat, the Rspu bli can cam
didAis or Representative In Congress,
pays the empl yes 81 his WoIks 81
Georgetown 9Th orders on his store
10 pronounced 70 ally 40 roe By resi-
dAnB Of the, pie %, and among those
max z this denial are several Demo.
mlh VITO -biis 'hey do NOT intend
voting for Mr. Treat, are opposed 70
reeoEILg 10 'AlsehOod 10 Il g lence
voters. Some Of NJ Treats bAndf,
Ws ere in ormsd, buy ShNl they need
for themselves and families ., his sIore
bsoGuss they seem 10 think lhsy cen
do better there IhSu else where. As The
store end fAS'ortes are two distinct en-
terprlsts, those uho Wish are given
oEders on The store In Advanoe Of pay
day, 20 eaAble them 10 get snoh goods
~ they may ned Ii IL NOT com
pu'soEy on any I'm ploye 10 AoOe pi these
orders, and In fSoI they ere given out
BY No. EreAI more ~ favor than any.
th NJ else, ~ those Of lSenp Dyes Wko
oIn and do W. reosive Iaeir wages In
cash, on .ue regular pay dayG Thil
IL vastly different TO the assertion mAdi
BY Democratic G Assss" who Wlshs >,
In his aE'iOle TO make II appear thu
Mr.. Tr,At ormpl his employee II
accept shese o'isFS on pay days in Iier
Of mon'y saoh fairy tales, manu-
fRc ured out Of ,he Wboie Slosh, osnnO
III re Nj. rrest, and II the De Do1rati
par y In uhls 8 ave Vas not In suoh dsl
perAts BrAlB shsy Would never hAv
been thought o. The GlAsIos" nav
bssn badly bedimnsd TOR some tlni
sven N references TO matters in thi
city, and 10 10 scarcely 70 b sup pose
thA they cou d SEQ cry thing clearly .
far away - GsoTg' to w. The IEuth G
the MISTER 10 Democratic Glasses,
the same &c his party, knows full Ss
that Mr.. Treat 10 she superior Of NJ
Pennington, the Democratic nomlre,
In every respect, and therefore Ihs
fesr him. And we'll they may, 4
there are many Democrats Who pre-,
having n besl man. insEeAd Of boiu
hidebound By PAriy, Who will o.
their votes for him.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

In 1884. A'ler The Morrison Tariff bill
YES defeated, the London Telegraph
sptk Of The matter a. folio VI:
"a hill to establish in America WhAI
the E. hh cal free rAde has just been
defeated In the EoHsa by . narrow ma
tority Of four. The mes sure WAS OF
enormous Importance for English mAn
EfActurers, ~ It would have enabled
them TO export goods to the States With
out the crushing tariff now imposed
Ano It's fate was Watcbsd with inJsnss
iRtsTtss By RnRlisbmen. Were il
passed 1t sOnin nave bstn Nof.h lgO
100000 ouBds (StCO. eco OCO) Der ant IN
70 butish maui hoturen."
The Mllis Oiils Ia sven worse In m en-
res Ie..s, and = hsAgisr bioW 81 so.re o.
the indns.ries Of shis conn ~ than Ins
hJEE.ssn oil vas, and yes 5suADl
Gray aid some lies Dsnl oEAi CrAtorl
teii as ,hAt Is does NOS msA4 irss trade.
II she M}rFiBon DILL WAs OF enormous
Importance Tor Engish mAnuiA jIurers,
tAe Mills bill 10 dtlll more %, and Is shs
brlhsl manufacturers knO that IheiI
only hope Of ever hA wing Ii or any oGhel
nee rAde MEASURE adopted In IhiI
sountry lies 9th the Democrat parry
Is 10 NOT 10 be wondered 81 shat tusy
are sending their gold 30 thus county
10 sRe1 Ihs fund that lie being used Il
trying 20 secure ths reelection Of Mi
Cleveland. II IL high time thAt III
uOIkins men Of this oouDuy Eeboke
Ahis impairment interference on Al
PArI Vi England In . manner hal oil
NOS SION ba forRoHsn.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

Why Lhsy cit II Il simply bssauSs
lhelE husbandA uadar trss rads, are
unable 10 earn san slent 10 support
their families. consequently The wife 10
also obliged 10 90 oat and perform
WOlk greatly beyond her strength 70
do. saoh thinEa ara unheard Of In
this country; here the vile and moIheE
IL The good spirit that presides over
and mAkes she home oi the working
man The svssIss, plaza 70 him on
earth. This IL the result Of . tari6
which protests the wage earnsr aud
enables hin 10 earn enough 20 support
his family aud keep his vile in her
proper sphere How u would be Il
MI. OisVsland's fres trade policy
should prevail, We have only 70 look 81
England 10 see.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
sAII KDAYl OUIUBhh BTn, 1883,
on the premises, at 4 D. m. sharp.

Most Of the properly offered is on high,
solid ground over Eleventh street bridge.
This section Is rsAchiIg a prosperous basic
very rapidly, and substantial i'm p. ovementa
r. Kong up on every eide. The Pullman
and the newly started v ire Mandatory
Great! lively demand for houses. The
branch Of the CITY RAILWAY Company, now
In operation, has certainly added 10 the value
why prices should not s. eadily advance. The
balance OF the property 10 most beautifully
located on commanding site on Eighteenth
street and oVerlooKs the City Park and the
Brandywine. 1901 Head street Is a corntr
rooms, bull lisa with alley privileges. I1l2
and INA Forrest street, are each tWo.storY
brick, lot l4Hhl. rooms, built 1853, with alley
privileges. ios West Hghtsenth street Is two
porch, front lawn, side yard and alley privi.
leRes. The lots are on Thatcher, Heald,
DAVIS, Peoples, DuTe, TWel I'll, Thirteenth
Fourteenth, fifleenth, ~ teenth, Eighteenth,
The sale will commence at d, M, shArp.
with No, /, and proceed ma My In order 81
numbering, Omnibus " II leave $40 Ia Mar
ket ata.4lp. m.
TERMs or SALE For the lots, % per cent.
equally divided at and months Discount
Of 2 per cent; for ell cash. Deeds delivered
when all paid. Taxes 1855 paid by sellerB,
For 1901 Head 81. kOrtEage OF 0lsO6 at 8 per
cent, lot los " 18Th 81. msrteage ofe2loo at
cages Of 500 each at per cent, may remain,
balance same as lot terms. Reut from day o.
settlemenB 10 purchaser, Taxes for 1855 paid
oy seller. settlements in all cases TO be mad'
otherwise sale may be declared VOID by seller
hlLLARp T. POOLE,
si0t Market street,
BH-t Agent TO effect Sale,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

IT Is A ply that 70 have moi q hall
in this city that will hold thres or four
thousand people, and ~e never regretted
this lAol more than on last Saturday
uight. There were thousands OF psE-
sons who would have very much liked
70 hear the earues convincing argu-
ment OF the Hon. John 9. Wise, OF
Virginia, who we're unable 10 do 30
ttom Ihs very fAoI that the Institute
Il all will NOT hold over twelvs or fl
.een hundred people, and 1, vas packed
10 lie utmost capacity. Toe speeJh Of
Mr.. Wiss was vastly dIff in N suy
rsspe,B 10 thAi givsn BY Senator
Vance In the o jerA House on 1he pre-
osdinE Saturday, night, ~ Mr.. wiss
presented iAoiS aud dtd mol GIto pG 10
ambslish his remarks or make h!,
hearers laugh By rsolnDg proiAne Rnee
do,eS. IIis q matter OF regret thGI Mr.
Wise o1uid not bs heard By more peo.
pie, ns bis Arguments we're plain, ioro.-
BILE Ani convincing.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

IL The oOurs OF Canada ulll keef
~ lie god woIk Ihsy have com
DtLosAl. 'hSs oounHy vii ns. DO easD
o's'raotn piacs OF Ieinae tor the bAnh
sn'eV5s Snd deiAnIIsIs IRON the UatIed
stats. L.sG 6aIRr0,y In the Ovur. OF
Y letn's b-noh, the UHlsi Justice san.
ssnc d o. A. Fischer, khe AbsOondlnp
sellts Of the Union BAnk OF Providencs,
20 seTsn ysArS i'm PrIsonmsnG In she
penh9nhAry for brlD slns stolen money
INTO oAnAdA. In passing son .enoe the
Ohief Justice dssiI on The gravity Q
snS crime o1mnit.sd By the dsiend an
In stealing ths funds Of the bank AID
aaereoy trying 70 wreck II. II few
more detAulnng tel,ers, cashiers and
eonudsntlAl clerks are given > dose OF
she same madidne II will no doubt
eAVe > sAlu,ary sffsoi. II has bseu 1he
ous'om ior years Tor one men, On.
trusted with handling Iarge sums Of
money, 10 GAks just whAI they choose
and Akip 90 Canada, baI Il sesmS ina,
IN emu 10 70 % pu1 70 IL nou.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
BEE HIVE
3O6 MARKET STREET.
Don't Mistake the Place.

When You are hunting plums
in dry goods do not forget that
we always have new, fresh bar
gains to offer every day, as
we are constantly on the lookout
for the welfare OF our customers
2 plums in Linen Towels. A
very fine, heavy Huck, 2ox44
10. ought to- bring 3Ic; by a
lucky purchase we are able to
let them out at zoe each. The
best every day towel we ever
sold tor the price.
Another in damask patterns,
I8x3o In, a Isc towel. Just for
fun you can take this lot at Toc
each. You will say they are
cheap enough.
What a prize a 50 in. English
Broadcloth. in IL colorings, al
soc a yd. This ought to open
your eyes and pocket too. De
eidedly a rich plum to pluck
Bright, nice, clean plaids FOL
Fall dresses, at Ioc the sd. anc
a few remnants in dress goods
lust the thing for children.
school dresses at about haIfnrice
We find in bringing forWarC
our MeTino Underwear some ode
pieces in the different grades
that we are willing you SHOULD
take at half price. Now is you
time to get this great plum.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
WANAMAKRR'6,
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Oct. /, 1855.
The New millinery on
U'eaneSdaY and Zhursday.

Silk, sausages, and mince-
pies. Nothing common be.
tween the average run of
them but mystery. An out
ward seeming of albright.
ness is like to mark the full
ness of deceit. Confidence
lin either comes of knowing.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

State senstor-LeFisT Thompson.
Rep esertatives - Charles N Curtis
WI m 'pgtn; Edward Chall' niger, New
Castle, J In Pilling White Clay Creek
/, Franz Ellison, Pencader; Daniel p
Stewart, X Lion.
Levy Court Cnmmissi ners- John j.
GAllAg her, Wilmington; James K. Ne
gilligan, Brandywine; Benjamin F. Ship
pard, ChristIana; John W. Cofimsn, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Pencader.
eheriff-V lillian Simmons.
CoFoner-GeorRe W. Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
EdWardMelChiOT
ga King Street.
l have received large line Of hEhini
tackle which am selling ct
the lowest prices.

= JoinGsd ash rods, 10 OTIS.
4 lOinted ash rods, 10 Otn.
totnted bamboo rods plain, %
Oea.
Gta.
4 Joined bamboo rods. plata, 20
Oun.
. JoiRted bamboo rods, rOsI, land
and guides, 81.
a 1OAntod bamboo rods. ree1s Hand
and guides, 0I.26.
Also hner rods, split bamboo rods
reels from Csc TO $500. Come 70
the oldest established house In Delaware,
914 KING STREET. Send for price List
Of base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

ANTHONY HIGGINS ESQ WHOSE
Yerso'iy = lne Val dOnOi, Islla Us lha,
While In Essiaad lass sunmsr he "a =
~omel w0IAIha In she iron uoils
And tuniIlbg sLseibArEoRs size same
- mex. lie sslI.knogn fA,t snA.
In many pAr1s OF England the wives q
AporlnB men turn out to work ths
same - their husbands, and there can
20 pas org AnsEer TO The queas.on o.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01
BEEOHER's gallery IL number 8l6.



Indurates the stomach against sea sick
ness, but single or oc asiCnal transit
across the "iiimitable wetness" is pr
ductiVe Of grevious qualms, especially
when 1t is stormy. Ocean travellers,
yachtmen, ship surgeons, commercial
buyers sent abroad, voyag rs by steam
boat, and all who are occasionally or
frequently called upon to be where 'tbil.
lows are buffeted," sh uld take along
Hostel er's 81 mach Bitters, the finest
known antidote for sea sickness, malaria,
|blll0usness, aud disorders of the
stomach and bowels. Many tIave ers
by railroad, with delicate stomachs and
nerves, likewise suffer severely en- route.
These will find the Bitters surely help
full snd consolAtory Travelling, even
In swift, steady and commodious steam
ships and sumptuous palace cars, It is
not always source Of mixed 10y and
delight, and the BItters does much to
counteract the discomforts attending It,
aggravated by delicate health. Rneu'
matism, brought on by damp weather,
kidney troubles and debility are effectual.
ly relieved by the Bitters
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

The Republicans OF PsnnsylvAnlA
opened the campaign last Sturdy
might in = manner thai orssages . ne.
ori,y OF from 80, 900 70 100 900 tor II ar.
riSon and MOrson from ths K4ySione
Safe. There we're neIrly %. 900 men
in the grad parade. s-d fully 5000
more heArsrs Of the AlAdemy Of Music
- listen 10 the eloquent words OF the
speakers, while pArGdss ard mssIIpgs
we're held In olher paris Of the sIAle.
rhe many families present 81 The meet
ling in The AoAdsuy shows that this is
. CAmpAigU, on the part OF the Rspas-
Leans, In bshAlf OF the families aud
the homes OF the Worklngmsn Of this
nation. II shows thsi not only ths
men but also thelr wives are awake 10
the dagger Which threAtsns them in
The event OF she re-sle. sion OF Mr.
Cleveland aud Democratic success.
Bat mora than all u goes 70 sho shat
the Worklngmsa ere 700 intelligent h
be hood Einksd luto voting the Demo
cFAdo ticket under the false promises 0
she blessings that will be ON erred y
tree trade.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-01

II IT IL posi- Sla, but w0 confess NO
cannot $50 how Il could be done, some
Sollon CD mid be taken By Congress 10
put en- effeotuAi stop 70 grain gAnbliDg.
Within the pAsl Wstk one man In Obi
csgo. aided by az Awonnt Of capital
which ID is mot din ,ult Tor one man 70
control in these days Of large loFtuues,
caused the price Of wheat 10 I'D
vance fully 80 oents per bushel, or an
Increase Of Rbont 40 per oenk There
vas not the slightest OoIAhi0n Tor this
rise and The only reason Why Il vas
done Was 70 put money In the pockets
'oi this gan bier. Thess lll-zotten gAlns
are taken from the pockets Of The CON.
sumsEs, the maiorliy OF whom are
those Who eafn their bread By the
. WaAI OF tbsiF brow. Tho man Or men
who are guilty OF Ibis rAsoAli'y are
nothing m ne or lees than thief ea. To
% sure, Ihty do NOT stop man on The
public highway and ~ the pling o, .
pistol demand their money or their life,
but they DO even worse than than tbs !;
by means OF the vAsl AmounI OF money
81 their command they buy up all the
wheat thai 10 20 be had, millions OF
Bushels, and lhan ax the prloe At Whloh
Il shAll be sold ~ that II will return
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars 10
,heir Golfers OF money stolen nom the
poor, from widows aud from OrphAaS.
There lie mol the slightest necessity for
any great increase In the price OF
breAdsauffs At present. and the fact
that thls combine has oaused this I'M.
pFeosdenied rise In wheat 10 IN outrage
that shou d debar them Of mercy In
this world or the next We, no sevsr,
cannot sec how Apy lay oAn be enA 9led
that will pas atop 10 able gam bling In
the nsoessAFles OF life. Every man has
en- undoubted righI 70 buy 81 much OF
any aFilale 80 he has the money 10 pay
for, aud after IL onoe becomes his prop
eriy he certainly has . right 70 sell II
for Ill Is will bring. We have always
bssn opposed 70 she principles OF com.
munisis, bat II ever there are oAses
where their principles could be AdvAn-
Iaseoudy pat In practice, II 10 in that
Of men who, without any just cause,
raise the prices OF Apy OF the nsSsSSA-
rles OF Life 10 ex1FbltAut q Rureg.