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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

LYscHBuRG, Va, July S0.-Miss
Maggie Gordon, a young lady from
Montgomery, Ala. who has been Wis.
iting the family of Mr.. Alexander
Simpson in this city for several weeks
became so violently insane last night
that il was necessary to put hand
cuffs on her to prevent her from doing
herself injury. There is no apparent
cause for her malady. She will be
sent home under escort tomorrow
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

Died at her residence near Wake,
Forest, N. G., Mrs. Annie Il. Gill,
age 56 years She leaves an inter-
esting family of six children, she was
loved and respected py all who knew
her. She was the sister of the wife
of J. F. Corbitt, Of this place.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01
Surveyor !:
A. M. LEATHERS.


Hon. JAS. w. Dunlop Of Richs
mond, Va. IL dead. n
The breaks OF tobacco are light,
this week. Prices continue about
the same.
: Mr.. Thomas Atkins got his
four finger sawed Off at the Durham
Sash and Blind factory yesterday.
--Push on the Bonded Warehouse
movement. II will be q good thing
for Durham.
The small boy with stone.
l,ruise on his heel, looks on life as
very doubtful proposition.
Home raised water-melons are
rolling into town. They were plenti-
full to-day.
We would like to know if every
man in ID, rham il doing his duty for
the success Of the Tobacco EXPOSE
lion. .#
1t you want 10 double up in
short order you now hare the oppor-
tunity. The cucumber harvest In
upon us.
-aContentment Is better than
riches" ii has been truly said. and,
We may add, i much more rarely
enjoyed.
The wheat crop in Chatham
turned ont about one third OF an av-
erage yield. The farmers are very
Respondent.
--Raleigh and vicinity was visited
by the heaviest rain yesterday we
have seen fall 10 a long time. II
continued four hours.
August The sth--Wednesday-
il the day Main Street Methodist
Sunday School will run an excur'
Ion 20 Winston.
The ihreesand-a-half story TO-
bacco storage house, in the rear 81
Mr.. w. Dukes residence, 10 being
moved across Main street.
There were large breaks at The
warehouses to-day. The covered
wagons we're numerous The offer
ings were somewhat above the aver
age.
Don't forget the democratic
speaking In Durham next Monda,
night. Let there be full turn onl
or All those who wish 10 hear ih'
principles OF the parties discussed.
-..water melon teas" are th,
latest twists In fashionable circles. i
ID also in order Tor editors 10 hav'
canteloupe breakfasts and musk
melon dinnings. II
-Durham Ia thriving, energetic
town, and no mistake. Raleigh VS.
ilor.
You are right. Thanks. Here
our ~. Shake.
The N. G. Booksellers an
stationef's Board Of Trade will NEE
at Wilmington the second Tuesda,
IN August. Mr.. w. A. Muse. 9
this city Ii secretary. and Capt. =
@. Harrell, Of Raleigh, president
A new order has been Issued I
Postal Clerks. by the T.. o. Depart
ment. The method Of making on
rsaists red matter with . lead percI
i not deeme,l secure. Clerks mui
after August let, use either ink Q
indelible pencil >
--Ex-sheriifJ. W. Taylor, Of O
good. who generally makes q larf
crop Of iiue tobacco, plowed up b
tobacco crop few days ago an
sowed the land in peas. The drougt
had burnt up biz tobacco.
Democrats you have no time
lose. De up and doing. The enem
Il steadily nj work. They are worl
inn slyly. Can't We organize . clu
In every township and get down
systematic work.
On Mon,iay night next, the 81
OF August, Messrs Sanderlin, Bur
and posr win address the people
Durham upon the issue Of The eau
paign. Rcmbsr the time. BE pr
pared To hear them. II -
AT q called meeting n orlnI
Prcsb,tery, held q Hillsboro Tue
day the PTS oral relation bctwe'
Rev. Mr.. Wilhelm and the church
Chapel Hill we're dissolved and N
wilhelm will hereafter devote I
whole 81 his time 70 The church
Hillsboro.
We learn that ~ soon - |
Durham Il Oxford Railroad Is col
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

A bill appropriating $4,000 for .
public building 1t stanton, Va, has
been reported TO the Senate.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

Queen yicsoria took prizes for
shurthorn and Hereford cattle At
the Royal Counties Show.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

SYMPTOMS Moisture; iutsnse itching and sting
ing most II night, worse By scratching. 10 a.
toeed 10 continue tumora form, which often bleed
ana uIcerAle, bec0n ming very sore. swAySE's
OINTMrNT stops the Itching and bleeding hsals
nleeratssu aud 10 most cases removes the tuulors.
AZ drugs asts or b. mail, for ~ cents. DF. swAyns
4 son, Philadelphia jim 20-sEa
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

FFEenaNs kffhFs NtMf4I NkfH k"FtHFH%
The simple appii alton u ''swAYSE's ONT
Mswf - without any internal me Urine, wili cure
any ease Of Tsttsr. salt Rhsam, Riugwgrfns Piles.
itch sores pimpIss, Esxsma all Sally, Itchy ska
Erupti0ns no matter hos obstinate Or long stsnt-
M r. posent effective, and costs but tribe.
Jun 20em
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01
You CAN GET
A beautiful Register liiiusirstedl Of OAK
RrpuE INSTITUTE and BUSINESS COLLEGE
telling all about that celebrated school
F R { {

You should do this IL you contemplate patron
iEtng any school next year. Prepares for
TEACHING, for BrsIsEss,o or for COLLEGE.
2ieSsadents last year. This School L. hnely
located III the Piedmont region Of N. O lneaf
tiresnsborVJ where good board can be hsd low.
II has splendid buildings, ine stniy halls, aud
elsgautiy furnished Society Halls, beautital
chapel, and Il compi tsiy equipped. Ons, Of the
nrsisclass High schugIs In the south.
Address !. A. h ~ II. HOLT.
Oas Ridge n q,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01
LOCAL MATTER


DURHAM COUNTY DEMO.
CRATIC TICKET.
For the Legislature:
JOHN 7. NICHOLS.
For Sheriff:
r. d. MARKHAM.
For Treasurer
w. Fl. ROWLAND.
Register Of Deeds:
PAsCHAL LUNSFORD.
Coroner.
DIR. N. M. JOHNSON. ~.
Surveyor:
A. M. LEATHERs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-01

Tho new street sprinkler was
tested this morning. We are Of the
opinion that II will not do effective
work. The holes in the sprinkling
apparatus are 90 small. II makes a
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11

-EAe-N"Ni Mir Chcsley Hem, the oldest man
ln town, and in this section Of the stae WAS buried
Tuesday Ills age was about no years. Mr.
thas Ripley, ~ Boston, Mass, has been III town
Tor few days. Mr.. i L. Thaycr, of Belfast
s.tid Ia-t week Ia town !. Miss sarah 5 Kendall
"a pgdley. Mass, who LA. been i'll town fora few
Wr-k-, started for home saturday
ErgE~luRr. As Mr.. b. ". Arey and Col La
eros wcle diving towards Orand last week they
saw smoke issuing from the barn of Apheus Hop.
kins- While Nj. Arey ran to the house and told
them the barn on fire, the Colonel ran TO the
ham ana finding the door fastened on the inside,
seized the door at the bottom and tore 1t open. A
pile of hay was on fire against the door part of
which fell out as the door came open. The Colonel
hal on buckskin gloves and with boards and boots
soon cleared out the burning hay, while Mr. Arey
was coming with water. They discovered In the
barn two little children, who had gone into the
barn, fastened The door and built bonfire agains,
it. Had the discovery been five minutes later nc
earthly power could have saved the children OF
barn.. In the orchard of Capt. +. b. Marshall
of North Bucksport, on a small limb of an apple
tree that bears yellow bcllefeurs can now be seen
growing eight yellow bellefeurs and seven large
and handsome russell apples.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, SARAH l.. DUNTON, CHARLES
w l. DUNTON, her husband, joining In re
linquishment of all his rights, both formerly of
Burnham, in the County of Waldo and State of
Maine, now Of Pittsfield, in Somerset County, in
said State, by her mortgage deed dated the If
teenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty, A. d., and recorded in the Waldo Reg
istry Of Deeds, Book lsG, Page 1873, conveyed to
JOHN G. MANSON, late of said Pittsteld deceas-
ed certain piece or parcel of land situate in said
town of Burnham, and described as follows to wit !:
The west half of lot number twO(2 in the third short
range in Plymouth Gore, delineated upon plan
of survey of said town of Burnham, for more
particular description reference to said plan being
had, same being the parcel of land decided to me
Sarah l.. Dunton) by Isaac Dunton, by his con
veyance dated February eighth, A. d. 1879, and re
corded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Book l79 and
Page 3s; for further description said deed.
Same being the premises upon which |, Sarah l..
DuntOn now reside.
And whereas the condition Of said mortgage has
been broken now therefore by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof, claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated at said Pittsfied this fifth day of October
A. ID. 1888. JOHN W. MANSON,
Executor of the last will and testament OF John e
Manson, deceased. 3w4l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula Of simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Lung Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has felt 1t his duty make it
known to his suffering fellows Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering 1
will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, In German, French or English, with full
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper W.
A. MOVES, I49 Poscer's Biock, Rochester, N. Y.
26teOW4I
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
DIED


aged 60 years.
In North Reading, Mass. Sept p, Austin Fuller,
son of IL. W. and Fannie {. Mitchell, aged 10 mos.
In Camden, sept. 20, Philip Augustus Horton,
aged a years.
In North Haven, October ,, Rachel, wife of the
late William Wooster, aged a years
In Rockiand, Oct |, fichard Droiiey, native of
Ireland, aged 6j years.
In South Thomaston, Sept. 80 Nathan Stanton,
aged 80 years and days.
In R5ckland, sept 20, Hiram Hatch, aged -
years, months and Il days
In Kockland, Sept IS Howard Horton, son Of I.
r. Rurpee, aged months and l3 days.
In East Union, sept. IS, Flora L. Daggett, aged
10 wears.
In South Thoma ston, Sept %, William Picrson,
aged - years, II months and II days.
In Kockand, sept p, Nellie N. kimball, aged IA
years, month and IL days.
In Widows Island, North Daycn, Sept. o. Mrs
itebecca underwood
In Waaob orc, sept. 15 Redman b. Wellman
aged y years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11

Nh Blaine has eoncusively answered tbs
charge Of Inconsistency male against him IN con
nection with the lumber tariff, but no Democratic
paper will on that account Withdraw it. The same
charge made during the Maine campaign ami
answered from the records hut that ttld not pre-
vent the Maine Democratic press rtlttrailhS IT,
tal-eHooG IS a part of the Democratic campaign
Portland Pres.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
Messrs. Raymond and Whlteomb's Winter Trips
to California.

Ii goes without saying that California is the most
attractive and popular winter resort in America
Its remarkably salubrous and equable climate
gives it an advantage over every other section in
The world in fact. That the coming winter will
witness an increased tide OF travel to the Pacific
Coast is already strongly indicated. The only re
naming question, then, is to the best way Of
reaching the land of perpetual spring and summer.
This query Is easily answered. Messrs. Raymond
and Whltcomb's series Of nine winter tours pro
vide comforts and luXuries otherwise unattaina-
Bile. Their parties move across the country in
magnificent vestibuled trains, with dining ears and
every other tirstclass appointment The journey
becomes a pleasure even to those who dislike ordi-
nary travelling The train is literally a ''hotel on
wheels" Independent tickets are sold permitting
the holder to exercise his own preference to
place and time of sojourn and the date of his re
turn. lie can travel eastward by any of five diff
feient routes, and in any of seventeen different
parties, or independently in any train, the return
tickets being good until next July. The first and
second parties leave Boston November sth and
December 9Th. send to W. Raymond, 236 Wash
ington street, opposite School street. Boston, for
descriptive circular.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
The Corn Crop Estimated at over 1900, OO0,9G
BASKETS.

The following estimate of the total corn crop of
the United States for lsSe, is given in the Farmers
Review. As the increase in the corn crop OF ls-s
that of lSs. Will be produced almost entirely
in the seven great States, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska,
the estimates made on those states. with the
amended result Total Weld, l435.l - s53 bushels,
compared with 7S0.42j,0 0o yield reported by the
Department of Agriculture for iSs., or a gain Of
ga. 1l9,ojS bushels. Assuming that the crops ~
other States will he equal to that reported FOR last
year by the department, namely, 90 .36,oo0 BUSH
els, the total corn crop of ISIS is estimated as
>. 10 100. sls bushels.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, Oct 9, 1858. The butter market opened
with quiet tone, but there considerable in
curry during the day and sales were made at full
previous rates. Fine fresh creamery sold at "a -
cents and held stock moved of more readily at q q
y cents.
Cheese gained more strength under the inf
of the country advices and sales made at l01.
a6A cents. Some receivers refused to sell hes,
September under ii cents
Beans were buoyant and best large pea and
mediums were up to 81 95e$2 per bushel. I'm
proved yellow eyes sold as high 50.
Eggs steady at p a23 cents for Eastern extras
and q d22c for best Northern and Michigan.
Hay-Choice prime sl9ss'0; some fancy 500
fair to good at $lGd$ls; astern fine $i4oSl5
poor TO ordinary sl3d$lf /; East swale $lOdll
Rye straw, choice, at 90 $l6 So Oat straw $3.50
Potatoes-Houlton Ro at 5Os55c y bush He
brons Coo.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
Treasurer's Notice.

NOn.Hesident Taxes in the City Of Belfast, County
of Waldo, for the year 1887.
THE following list Of taxes real estate of
resident owners in the city of Belfast for the year
1851, in bills committed tod. G. GATES, Collector OF
Salu city, on the twenty day Of July, 1887,
has been returned by him 10 me remaining un-
paid on the twenty seventh day of July, 1883, by
his certificate of that date, and now remains I'M
with interest and charges thereon are not paid into
the treasury of said city within eighteen months
from the date of commitment of said bills, so much
of such real estate taxed will be sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further notice. be sold at
public auction the trcasurers Office, viz: At the
Allermens Room in said city. on Tuesday, the
twenty ninth day of January, 1889, at O'Clock Pm.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
Oscar G. Wentworth,

" to the public that after the 18th Of Oct., 1885,
he will clean, repair and press all grades of gen
tlemens clothing at very low prices. Bring IN or
pressed; also shall clean sewing machines very
cheap. Don't forget the place, East Knox. Maine.
and good pay also two girls wanted to run sewing
machines; steady work and good pay. Call or adj.
dress OSCAR e. WENTWORTH,
3w41 Clothing Manufacturer East, Knox, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11

STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF WALDO, SIS.
l. CHAS. F. GORDON, Cashier of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
settlement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. C1AS. +. GORDON, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
of October, 1888. CHARLES +. ADAMS,
COrrect-Attest: Notary Public.
JAMES G. PENDLETON,)
j. C. NICkELS, Directors.
j. ii. LANE,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Searsport National Bank,
At SearspOrt In the State OF Maine. at the close OF
business October 4, 1SSS.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. : II SAG 80
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 10000 90
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages. COL 90
Due from approved reserve agents..... hoops g.
Current expenses and taxes paid........ 4l2 IS
Checks and other cash item5.... l,l23 63
Bills of other Banks............. 2,lS0 90
Fractional paper currency nickes and
cents. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'll
Specie. ............... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5l45 50
Legal-tender notes 100 90
Redemption fund with L. S. Treasurer
% per cent of circulation) ............. $3.50 90
Total. observation-disclosures. $2l9 103 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in........ $50,000 90
Surplus fund. 5000 90
, Undivided profits. .....-........ 9,7s9 y
National Bank notes outstanding ...... A,440 90
Dividends unpaid. ........ .............. 104 90
Individual deposits subject to check. 10G,110 sc
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11

D, Tls,ti- \t.N t,fl
II - II, ,ant.tso p,,ter.i,ou New yn,l
~ "
SAILED
oct J. Srh. Paragon, Wood, New York.
Ort : ~eh. Ruth Darling. -- Bangor.
OFT y ~chs James Homes, Ryan. Boston. l.. T..
Warren Culson, Boston.
,,,rp,r,> p.prs
New OK, oct. :. Arrived SrL-. Mary !! . Con
son, Robinson, jacksonville, sept. ~ Dora VI.
FreAch, French. Bangor, oct iIh arrived -ch>
Charlotte L S'hley, Ferguson, -iacks"nilllc; Net
ne iangton, bagiey, Perth Amb"N for jackson
wife jretulned on account OF head Wind. 1th, az
rived sen. FANNIE \. G"Iliain, adm. -alilia
River. cleared bars Edward hlducE, HlIihn, IA
dang. ttiG arlIHen mp y. j. uller. Colcpri, san
Ff;la iscu. sch Florence Leland, IA"mp>on, pa
rleH. cleared ing /. Iark"fi httno, /AnIlbar-
.rl, arrived Ken. \. " ELLIS, Ryder Bluctlli ,
sch >t,lla NJ. Kenyon, Williams. Portsmouth; ~tir
cleared ship +. g. sutton carver, san Francisco;
scn. Matilda Brooks Nichols, Georgetown, :. e.
io-loi., Oct. , Arrived schs. A. liayfard, Ron
dout, Helen g. MosclcY, Holt baltimore. cleared
/ack sherman, tunmhs, Baltimore; 4th. sailed
>r!. u. Il. Aiillen, Dyer, Miramachi, y -. .lh,
arrived >rhs Emma +. Hart, kcenc, BrHn>wirAl
Ga.s Roger Moore, Giikoy- Nlnlngton Del, 6t.l,
arrived bark Hattie .. MCFaiand. Dodge. Ihila-
!eipliia.
BaItini, re. o"i. > sailed slit l., J. NOr7v, vii
yet, san Francisco.
Philadelphia. oct 3. Cleared bark Hattie O..
Vi tariand Dodge, Boston.
Bangor. oct. T. Arrived -ch. King Philip.
Combs Boston. 9TH. cleared sch. Marx Pcniit-
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NOTICE.

CLERKS OFF!CE, SUP. JUp. COURT !
BELFAST, oct. Sth, lSSS.
NOTICE is hereby given that Thursday, the erh
~ teenth day of Oct inst, at eleven o'clock A. NJ
has been designated by order of Court the time
on which Traverse Jurors, drawn Tor service at
the next term of the Sup. Jud. Court for Waldo
County, will be required to attend.
This does not apply to Grand Jurors, who will
attend on the third Tuesday of October as usual
Members of the bar are requested to be present
at the call Of the docket, Tuesday, Oct. 10th. D-
vorce cases and other matters for the Court will he
attended to on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 10Th
and Eth. Trials will begin promptly, Thursday
morning, Oct. 18th.
1W4I TIEESTON " ADLlN, CLERK.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-10-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST

oct t. >chs. Ruth Darling. -, New \ prk !,
sarah l.. Davis, burgess, New ! rh.
OCT. > sch. Leonessa, Paitersilall, New York.
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oct ). Srh. Paragon, Wood, New York.
Ott : ~ch Ruth Darling. -- Bangor.
OFT. y >eh~. James Holmes, Ryan. Boston T.
" arrtn, tuiSon. Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

After sitting out o. tn. Republican pat.
form the und;>puted proposition OF pobhc
pol..; .s to which there Is no material va
rance gno. political parties tnrrris very
r,g. l.H. la the boyrh.r1'ch Of roaring
r,nirole thc,e ia q fairly clear declaration
IN favor of making needed roiu ion Of
taxation by The repsd OF internal taxes,
and by an increase vi larjN lptl"s to check
imports Of ar,ic',, produced in This conn
Try The proposition to place wool on 'hr
gree list is condemned. a1H ta" Hilit Dill
Ia its entirety Is denounced. As =. !ur;02r
set-rI 90 the Democratic policy ct taA
reduction, Increased expenditure IL
recommended for the rchobllta-
t;aa Of or merchant marine,
.r larger naval force, Tor more tortliica-
lions more guns, more pensions, mure IN
.-rBa. ilpTOv meuts aud for u'cr-Otraar"
caEais. There Is hjat Of national CN-
pand,ture toy free schools, hur no ab'0lGte
communal 10 tia: policy. In word, the
Republican party eo,' 70 the country o.
opp, Ing tex reduction eAcer. upon
whisky and tobacco, ~ the alternative
pltu Of reduciu. revenue by increasing
tauE dates to the prodihitlyc point on
goods that may he produced in th's COM
try They would also obyla'e the nccCs-
sity of tak reduction 10y larger oNpen-
II,ura Every moncp-
orr>t 10 the lauI and every vote controlled
hv mou.p0ly will come forward u sup
..,rt .ra t.rt4. launched uuHn this ma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-25

i7-sza he ahsu7ei claim Of tha Ohio men
;r.r the dot rs shall 6c advanced it "e-
cla~rs that - "woulj elfrc' al 'esdcd re'
Fretian o.. -rs "as,oael re~-out' My re-
r.gI,sg .lN :as .pH.nyr JaN. -. t.e TAX 1"
.n,rrl. ...f GID the art. a'.! finally "a
T'.... ~. s,-,.. "''.. favor r.- eu'ITe re-
...E of ,1fe.. D . vaS. -..aer ;h1- the eur
...-lsr.E4.r ....r q sUr Dro .r,tFC system
tfa. ..... u..sor o., 'ar Mr.E7 t'n'fS
e.. .,.e agent r. Io:~jgu mHHG!-.turs.-
SID. a,ilt7.s wla rs. enough to Sausiy
lr.. men .,t1 IRE enabled by q" abuse o.
rbf i,r.sls.iye power 20 I1-0 ~ tne savings
and earnings Of tho consumer, the plat
fore declares. "Tue Republican party
would eHec. all needed reduction Of the
,,t,rral --veruc by such re-
vision Of the tauu laws - will tend 10
chscl. imports of such rrl ri's az 1re pro-
Guc.d by our people and Tc.,a'e from I'M
1u,- duties thos articles OF iorrlgh pro
dur,ion except 'uxUrleal the like OF which
cannot bee produced at hom" " That
means higher dutl,s on niGc-tyH h1 OF al
tie articles norg included in the tarH. and
particularly on wool, on m'trls, 90 INN
her. on ALT. on al textile t,"rlys, on ey-
evtrvtniog necessary 10 American INDUS
trv In It's composition fer n" hnw" anu
foreign market The party tfSt, ~ l--i,
pledged itself TO correct the inequalities
Of the tariff" thus in l,~~, Threatens, II It
get the pOwyv 20 multiply and intensity
those inequalities
N9r does the party stop ut This polHt.
Having declared that 1T will nor touch the
protective and monopoly breeding features