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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Secretary Frazer Tells AIi Abou
What Kills the Sussex Hogs.

Secretary Frazer Tells Alt About
What Kills the Sussex Hogs.
Registrar Frazer favors the GlzErrE
With the following, CLEANED from Frank
9. Billings director Of the Patio bio
logical Laboratory Of the State University
Of Nebraaka) new book.
have inst recelvsd this yslpsbla work;
II cDntains Sl4 pages. / will 4ot az th's
tine undertake to gtvs Rny pointa oi ipter-
est, but as ! see by Eggg i aNTsa shout So
hogs have died OF cholera at the farm OF
Sussex county Rlmshouse, l will cite that
DR.. Billings Gays: Az the present day
should administer sodium sulphits and
potassium chlorate; and ~ the excreta were
very foead, sulpho-carbolate OF soda alter.
mating these agents with hydrRrRyrum
ere %, and preceding their rise BY ths ad.
ministration OF purgative.
L. would seem, from the evidence fur
nished, that every competent reader must
have become convinced:
l. That there Ia but one swine plague in
the United States known at present, and
that oil tho descriptions heretofore given
In this report, including Mr.. salmon's, only
epDly to this one disease.
2. That this swine plague is caused by
the ovvid.helted germ herein described.
discovered by Detmers In 1873; rediscov-
cred by me In 1855.
8. That the disease is not only a septi.
cHnia, but OF ertiR-organismaI origin,
1. hat It iB not contapious disease.
B. That its primary and specific LESSONS
ate those common TO all septicBm'm. viz:
Degeneration, discolorsiion or thickening
OF the blood, swelling OF the lymph. glands.
and more or less tendency 10 entraynsatinns
OF blood with the described changes ia the
dense RlAndnlar organs OF the body and
| the heart.
ThAt the pulmonary LESSONS, except the
pronoho- pneumonia, are OF q secondary
charaetar--the seqle' d Of the septic Anla@
aud that when the former are present thew
simply indicate that the inacieus EN- sered
the body via the respiratory tract, aud that
the septiae@mia IL stlll the specific Lesion,
Z. That the so.called "charpcterIstien
neoplesmate (tumefactone) ii the in,es.
tines ere OF secondary origin. while thu
ulceratiye and eireumscribed follieular
indurations In the large Intestine, althouoh
indicating that tho inacicls NAV beva
gained access by the digestive tract. still
are no m 1rs primary lessons than those OF
the septit@nia. y
| This work should be in the possession
OF every farmer ia Delaware
T. II FpGzYn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
.PoWDrRLY,s WARNIYs.
He Tolls thc knights That he u
likely 20 BE uisrepresented.


likely 20 he Misrepresented.
PHILADxLPHIA Oct. 3l.--This weeks
Issue OF the Journal of Unixd Labor,
the official organ Of the Knights of Labor,
will print communication to members
OF the order signed by General Master
Workman Powderly. In It he says:
Circulars OF q political nature, papers
published In the interest OF parties, docu.
mants elandefing either one OF the candi.
dates for President. and other matter OF a
political character are being scattered
throughout the order. Soma OF thes Q docu.
menis bear the seals of district or local
assemblies. All literature OF this deserip.
tion should be dumped into the waste
basket by the secretary Of the assembly
who finds II In his box at the post. 60 or
at his homo In the evening. No document
Is legally before an assembly uness Il Gomez
with the seal OF the state or district assem-.
bly, to which tbs local is attached, or from
the general secretary, tho general treas.
urer, the general worthy foreman, from the
secretary OF the general executive board
or thegeneral master workman, and should
any OF these send a document OF political
character not sanctioned by the General
Assembly In session, II should be cast aside
as unworthy Of notice.
have been informed that on November
Oen tiAeAs ~ " W a ShculhI iosueu through
out the United States among members OF
the Knights Of Labor, bearing my sigma
turs, and advising members to vote for a
certain candidate. Interviews with me are
TO be published on the ave OF election, In
which | Bm made to speak for certain
candidate and party. All members OF this
order will see to II that no deception Is
practiced on them by any such Transparent
! fTFerSs- ~ -s--t iz~sat f.T,S tpa{ ir,rt
l4aua apeh a cir not a. iltgl
viewed "a Pho siiustip. sg % rot is IL
lalE4
Burn all documents which are sent to you
by the agents OF parties. Political parties
have done nothing to build up this order,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The Republican who presided over'ihs
MagSscausetts state convention in 1884
has como cat for Cleveland and Thur.
MN, and MIR. Morse does not understand
low suoh men 90 ex. Governor Long and
Eierry Cahos Lodge can allow themselves
to cat their owu words IL order to stand by
the party which has really lett them, Mir.
Motse's aston will probably carry hun.
drsda Of Republican votes with him. Ee
Occupies a position with thousands Of
other MugWumps who tightly claim that
the Republican party has left them, and
not they the party.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Dr. Eunis,s D,,npDcnvrnco.

DR.. Charles Drum Flpk, sdentlAt, No. sis
MarEe' street, has lefc his city. His Office
and dwelling are completely empty OF every
siick OF furniture. Icqniry OF the landlord
eiieited the statement that the doctor h IA.
deuted for rent, chat he has taken ali his
belongir IS With him. TIE last load Of fur.
nitnre WIS., taken way by q wagon which
called for the goods a little after ia o'clocI
Saturday night. l. is understood elso that
ne is Indebted to various tEadssm men around
town some Of whose representatives have
peen calling vsiaiy at his ofice for a settle
ment Of their accounts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The GAZETTE to-day complies with MIR.
Washington Hastings request for that
Something more about cotton supple
menting the same with direct comment
upon Mr.. Esstinga' letter Of inquiry
which we think that gentleman will find
Instructive. As TO Mr.. Baslings' aston
ishing assumption that the cheapening Of
commodities would be curss rather than
blessing, Il runs directly counter to the
fundamental proposition avdanoed by ali
writer's on political economy whose utter
snces we have come acfoss---that the
conditions to be sought for and kept con.
stsntly in view are those under which
(snd necessarily under frser conditions
Of exchange than we nov have) the work.
man may secure to his own use or enjoy
nient an increasing share OF an increasing
product. Among others who disagree
with Mr.. Hastings here is Edward Akin.
ron, who has demonstrated that, under
free conditions, high wages In money, or
In what money will buy, must in the end
40 eAo ASSSoHaAg oSAhoANtANu VI hestoc-
quence Of g low cost Of production. He
therefore Opposes duties on what are
commonly called raw materials, for the
reason that such duties not only cripple
the manufacturers but also injure the
domestic producers, even Of the same
materials, by restricting their use. Mr..
Hastings seems to forget that the world
hos moved since 1857, and that 1t is still
moving. We have improved our
machinery, improved our processes of
manufacture, increased the skill and
ability Of our labor within the past so
years, in spite, to quote Mr. Atkinson,
s'of all the privations inflicted under due
process Of Law !" il we had not, we should
sut sorry figure indeed in comparison
With other nations.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Fverybods agrees Inst Governor Biess
in the appointment of Judge Bail to the
municipal bench has selected gentle.
man of indisputable ability and unfair
nisbed reputation. What more could be
asked 2 Somebody must be disappointed.
Our Republican contemporaries, which
are trying SO hard to make political capi-
tai out Of the affair, admit that in
itself the appointment is an excellent
one, and, were not an election near at
hand, does any one doubt that 1t would
receive their uustinted commendation ?
OF courss 1t would. MFR. Ball has made
an exceptionally good record as city
solicitor he has earned the good fortune
that has come to him unsolicited his ap-
polntment is q case Of tho office seeking
the man, and that 10 tbs kind of appoint.
ments reasonable community wants to
see, whether in or out Of campaign
seasons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
stennler Annie for snle.

The steamer Annie, formerly OF the
Electric Line and which has undergone q
thorough overhauling at the Pusey &
Jones Ccmpany's ship-yard, is now IyinR
q. King street wharf. She will not rs.
turn 70 her southern route as 1t ia evident
that the Eaglet and vepper can handle ali
the business. The commerce bstWesn
Elisabeth City, Va and Newberhe, N.
o., between which points these steamers
ply, Is badly cut up by competition. The
Annie Is for saIe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Republicans by this time must be
pretty well aware Of The fact that Mr..
Garfield said that "modern scholarship
is On che side Of free trade, and also
that Presidents Grant, Hayes and Arthur,
and their most prominent men in beth
houses Of Congress have advocated o re.
Guetion Of the tariff and en- enlargement
Of the free iist-precisely the nature Of
the Mills bill. Here are two sentences
from the article OF Prof. Taussig, in tho
October number of the Forum. "a very
great reduction (ot the tariff would
hardly bring perceptibls change in the
diversity Of our Industries" Again
I" But we may be sure that differences in
the wages Of different classes of laborers,
IS rule, have nothing to do with the
tariff and Prove nothing for one sido OF
the other in tho controversy about pro.
tecion.n This is from the professor Of
political economy ct Harvard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
AMERICAN srsAMER SEIZED.
Secretary Bayard Says a Man.Of
WHY WIN Eha AnnI Ii AaLn q.

Secretary Bayard says a Man.Of-
war Will he sent TO Hayu az
Once
NEw YoRx, Oct. ao.-The eeizure Of the
American steamer Haytian Republic has
become an International episode, as will be
seen BY the following letter from Secretary
OF State Bayard:
DKf4nTMsHT or SITE, wAsuTSGrov, Der. 20
= o MEtsas JoRD AND AusIts, Nav ORA Cry
-GEErLnNfS;I have tu sChnuw tdxe the Tecai NJ
n your at,er o. IL 9Ith inst, in which you inform
tue deps tment Of the eelliire % Tho American
steamship HaJ ttAn He tbicBtsf, MlrHbufl RI a irst
that, in view Of tie tbrous s1ae ofAialrs IN hhyt
q the present Tine a. Cf lie AsOparay III Wbich
the lives AND pfopHIty OF Amrr5cgpR afg now
paced, q mAil-of.war be hept thither immediately
1hs department has received inf Flnal oi si,i
lar lurport frcm tbs U1itad Stslee munster Al Tt,Tt
nu Prince and rtn has Instructed MIN q peott
instanty againrt ths actlou y IN HASuan Ahori.
possible. go .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Governor semple Of Washington Terri.
ttorS, IN his aanHal report, places the popu.
mtlon OF the territory at 1871, $3.50, an increase
n ABOUT u 300 during the year. Tine tax
ggi . J.. prt pstig 10 thu territory Is placed al
81 Sai ~ ~, large Increase over last wear
! a. a.. see! mlnee duripg the yeer produced
IN. $3.50, tons, ~ against b25.7C6 during
iao', doli and silver mining Is also Ia 4
X Setous CONDITION. The salmon pack
n nv she year was Sc $40 cases. The gov.
into the { l'un. -S etti'O'S
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01


superintendent Guthrie Is evidently
lully able, as his communication in to-
days issue shows, to hold his own against
Mr.. Higgins, but he gets of one partieu.
ia-ly good thing when be says: sit is
funny to hear the Republicans charge
the Democrats with extravaganza" II Ia
indeed; il is just about the champion
funny episode Of the campaign. Why
the whole Republican national platform
and the whole Republican record Of the
Flfsieth Congress hays been grounded on
the indictment and lsmentation that the
Democrats have been altogether too
diabnlically economical. Why it Is oil
the fault Of the Dem oegsts, they urge,
that this troublesome surplus which
jeopardizss the perpetuity Of our war
tariff has been permitted to accumulate.
Xou ought to have spent It as fast as it
cana in, they ,eeGqllai1 Ven eaess "a
nave nsgeed Au gApiH4a pc agier a9 yea
apeha 10 nave iet the d'rsct tsy re,uadibn
bill go through, you ought to have built
more forts, rnorewRr ships, more this, that
and the other, you ought to have put
that Blair, or Bland, or whatever il may
have been, school bill through; anything
in heavens name to get rid Of this money,
and then, II after trying every other
plan, you still could not spend it as fss;
IS it came in, why You ought to take the
teKof Of whisly and tobacco. Just give us
whack At that surplus ard well make it
dy. Republican complaints Of Demo-
cratic extravaganza In the face Of this
national record are amusing indted.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

GREsaoAsTLE, IND. Oct. so,-Jud,a d r.
Eckles died yesterday. He was horn IN
kentucky 10 1906 aud settled here In is3g
He was the flfst mayor OF th,s city. a can.
tain In the Mexican war, circuit Judge tpr
IL years aud chief justice for Utah under
Democratic politician and was h,gbIg re-.
spected. SAAS ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A POINTER from RlaInn.

IN I7uetpplA Larger.
ABOUT as curiously suggestive thing "a
any IN these closing days OF the canvass Il
to lind Mr. Blaine upbreiding ard rtproaeh.
Ing Lord sackvilla for writing improper or
otherwise compromising letters. Most men
q average Information might suppose that
the subject OF writing improper letters
would be so very tender topic with sir.
Blaine that he would be Inclined 10 Keen
oisar oil II. Loi d Sackville seems 70 hays
been 50 densely dull about WRONG. doing IA
the misunderstanding letter he wrote fbar
hs did not even take the precaption 10 add
"butn this '-ou
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
WHAT MOTH rs say,

Toe Resn parenta los tacs Ia sharper In n.
perceptions t1ati III, iutored br ain Of the phII,
uniVrrTniEr do, that ther4 q nothing Hss my
Horny 81 Horshotsnd aad Tar for ris cougss'
cold. hoMseness and orrupy symptons ~
wnich children from their imprudsncs Ara
human naturs VIII dscrsdit tleir testirnoav- 90
FIXES IoorHAcRz psogE cnre Ia one IninutA,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Uontribution. aonno,v,.,,,,,

Jsmes Murray, treasurer OF the vii.
mington branch OF The Irish National
League of America, has received from
Charles o'Reilly Of Detroit, treasurer Of
the National League letter ackpowl.
edging the receipt Of $3.50 es the second
contribution OF oitiEens Of Wilninpton
TO the PaInell defence fund.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
lrIrhtgul plunge o. : 'TTaosze wan

81. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-James Ward, q
trspezs performer at the London theatre,
rnet frigattul fate hefcse a crowded
house last night. While going throus Ii
his act, he fell from tho tfapeze and
plunged downward into the orch stra
oaaira. He never moved and when picked
~ his skull was found fractured. He
cannot live. He is 255ears old and single,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

TIT DV5IVN VIII FhUbkBLl IL 5ENIs
WASHINGTON, oat. S0.-The navy depart.
ment has been requested by the Secretary
OF state to send man war TO Eayti ID
look after American interests there, which
appear 70 have been jeopardizsd BY the
aeiznrs OF the American steamer Rattan
Republic ~ q, Marc, and other disturbing
events at Port all PiInca.
AZ present all u the vessels on the North
Atlantic station are Ibid up In navy.yards
for repairs except the Boston, which Il now
AT some Central Americ N port beyord the
reach Of the telegraph. Efforts viii b.
made to communicate with her. ard II Ia
expected that the vessel will be aDie ia
reach Hay u In a few daye.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Purchaaed a yn,n,n,. r,or,.

oharles Backman Of Pennsylvania has
sold to ar. j. O. McComb oiAymont. fhe
chestnut coli Prince Ashton, 1881. fonlad
May 7th, 1886, by kentucky Pfince, dam
berenics, by Messrnser putoc, second dam
Lady Brown, by Seeley's American Star.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The fact that California went for Han
coak by majority Of only rs in 1880 OF
8 littls over majority for each county
should nuke every votey in that state and
ell states realize the Importance Ct voting
and It should also impress election In.
spectcrs with their responsibility,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

yhn ssbS ~ss ssek. NJ sers as1 asssaas.
sasa aha VISA chie. cue Osled tus oe,esz:A
VIXEN abs beesiss Ms. she oiung "a ossb.ea,
Sssn abe had caitassa. ans sz~sths1 U.sewsa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

hhs "lEsLuW'c SOOTHING YRuP sh1uli NJ.
wass % use ,ov children teething Ituo.bes
o,, M shan, n9ltans tho gums, ALA 5 all pain,
alafrh@, TNeutr i've cents q hnrtle. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Rorsford's acid Phosphate.
Beware OF limitations.


PHnApElrBlA, Oct. 81 AT tine OH Ex.
charge Yesterday 1t was aaid that syndI.
cate OF American capitalists. inepSIas tpe
leading members OF the Standard oil cnn,.
pany, are engaged In an attempt TO iutro.
dnea ths pips line system In the Russian
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A $50, 1000 nemtucl1y F,r..

CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Flre In we,.
Covlngton, Ky. yesterday destroyed the
tannsry Of ). Il. Deglow, and damnaed
tue the brewery Of Meyer & Rledlin. Loss,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

KANSAS Cry, no., Oct. 3O.--A sapon,,o,
was created 10 the criminal court this n
ing by the suicide Of JACK Fleming n dannty
marshal who drew a revolver ana bIew ria
prains out while court was in session, M
CBuHe assigned 4NU
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

CHtoAGo, Oct 30 The schooner PEN
aauk4e whish sailed from here on the
lstl for Buffalo with $4,000 bushels of
abeat sank in 81. Clair river. Tbs heat
belonged 80 Hutchinson, the big dealer
OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Had thste, unpleasant breath and i'm.
pairea nearing, when raAuitIng from oasarrh,
are overcome by the usn Ct Rly's Cream nsins,
y e not liquid or rnu1r and u essily spniied'
Pstoe 500 AL dru9eisss ~FS-'S-'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Ihk ACE of HUMANITY dl,pis-s TewA- MIN.
soar N''f' - Nun
mn hiLi's hAIa AND WHRkSR DYs,n Black or
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

A big edition of our Illus.
trated housekeeping Art
went out with a rush. Ten
thousand more just here.
Practical hints for beautifying
the home and some price tell
Ing ihar will come handy. To
be had In the Furniture De
partment, or sent to your ad-
dress for the asking.
IoHN WANAMAYER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
a Fen.inInc CANDIDATE for tsoverno,

HoaEos, Dot. 2s.--Twen.y-one women
in convention yesterday nominated Miss
Alice d. Stockton Of Wheaton as candt.
date Of tue Equal Rights party for COVER
noE Of Massachusetts, The candidate is 26
years Of sge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Gzbe New York Rea'd devotes 10
soiulns TO shoSiug that, g. tho elastion
districts nov stand and with only 10
houra to vota in, the imm5psa registya.
zion in Nav York and Bfooklyh rend srs
Il o physical inpo@ipiiisg to poll the full
vote o. these cities, aud calls for the
g-Varaor 70 convene tie legislature in
extra session .. orce g remedy tie evil,
aisEer BY lsrg hening the time or Great.
ing more dist2,cis. o. both It argues
that 400 votes me IS laeuy as Gun be
gntely oeun.ed on sp hs gotten ia each
district between =. b. md 10 >. al, tic
houra Tor voting, while out u lhs 866
easetion districts there are mary IA sLica
me registration exceeds d1o, somc which
contain more than 500 aua even more
lhan Gao, ard one u which the number
mouats up to 9t7.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Aaarag clfneg lesnstbods Of protect.
ing" American wosaisgmsn, BY cutting
down their wages fliiaR the places o.
tas strikers With HuuEasiaus AID EN-.
playing Pirkettoa guards mnea with
Wirenostsgs have raised q hotnets' nest
sraund his ears, Piltsburs Rrights Of
Labor sdop.ed, on Saturday aigh:, q
declaration setting forth at length their
olssa.is.acti9n With this species Of "pro.
tsctionn aId resolution declaring the
EdzeI Thomson stasl works mon .union
thr3ushcns aha ad7tsiug all union men to
stay : gay from tssm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Those who are suffering from Coughs.
Colde, Bore Throat, etc., should try BRows's
BRONCHIAL IEooHEs. Sold only i,i boxes,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

We are gled % sea That Mr.. Hastings
earses WITH the G4zzTra that tie
vretehed lot Of seviag women in the
Elop shops Of NeR YotR Is enc to be com.
raisaretei Who's, sul4 y II? Uader
what srtlem sra tqese @Jmea compelled
20 WORK fraa dawn dark tp~ 30 10 30
ents day ha sdiris that ID. make
ore protected" u q iufun duty Of IS
per cent. Tho Mails bill does not touch
tlis duty, hut what "protec.iqA" does
thia So pei cent oGss these poor victims /?
II u were $50 per cert they would get
none Of il, not one cent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
VI anamakrr,s.
EgILApslra.A 4, Monaer. n.. ., d

- f'l.ApslPa'A' Monias, DC. 49, 1859
Heaag1larters fer Pgashrs
8 Aege No doubt Of tAat.
More carefully than ever If
postible) we have prepared
our line Of Seal Ska Pushes,
made for US by the most cele.
DRAFTED manufacturer of these
goods 70 the world. We have
neen using his make for the
past SIX Years. L.ass year we
sold thousands and thousands
q garments Of various STYLES
made from these Pushes. AZ
me g. end Of inc season, for
tfiliing reasons, sigAt Ind
6ssn ,eef4rned.. What better
proof Of quality and worth
could there bea
but we don't rest with thar
we guarantee everything 70
be best ~
price guaranteed
style guaranteed
wear guaranteed
workmanship guaranteed
Every garment made bv
men = tailors and Just as ths
no 1ness seal skins are treated cd
This i how: ''
f. r.. 2 NJ Is ~ ,olshIy s,..m.t
~ ~ ~ e4's u ia eut "a psss,,
S *. = msd tnd plopsslv hiscpt.d
ie ng,i nad, W. esnh v,,r,... :.
drs s, ~ 20 most beneficial prnss.a ~
we use only the best satin
Innings, warranted 60 wear
The gist of the whole b,,sI.
| ness Is just this $50
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

There are thousands and probably mil
Hons Of men in this country whose ideas
on tariff are much clearer than they
we're year ago. They have learned that
thsir wages depend almost entirely upon
the supply of and demand for their class
OF work, and that the amount they re-
ceive is affected only SO far as the tariff
limits the market, reducing the amount
Of production and consequently their
wages. But while they have learned that
if the tariff affects their wages It lowers
them, they have also learned that It in.
oresses tie cost Of their necessities, from
loss chan so to 100 per cent and reduces
fhe value Of their wages ia proportion.
The issue Is therefore plain. II they
want their wages TO Ego further" let
them, ten days from to-day, vote for oIevs-
land and THURMAN Il nct, lot them vote
FOR HARRISON ard Morton, That is really
nli there is o. the whols question for
every Delaware OF any ether workman.