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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-30
A Difference i'm Water Rate.

A gentleman living in the northern part ot the
city has been having a quarrel with the Water
Company oyer what he regards as unequal
charges. He has a n~sighbor who pays only $40
streets. while he, for less frontage, is required
to pay sl3. Sat the company's, said he, 'they
tell me that am taking water under an old
contract, and that the matter cannot be rectifed
without resort to the courts. An official Of the
company said he would like to have the matter
settled and thought the board OF directors
would ask for a decision on the point whether
consumers under the old contracts could have
the advantage Of the rates under new contracts.
i don't see any necessity for going to the courts.
There ought to be q uniform charge"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-30

bU1ENINes
Henry Stolte TO Peter Dietz, lots 2 and 3
in block "a Of Beaty's addition..-..-.- 100000
Peter Dietz 10 Henry Stolte, lot 1 IN
Moore's subdivision of lots 5 and q,
square Il. in indianapolis. ..-....--. $4,000
DanielT. Floyd TO Thomas ". Noble, lot
90 in Jacob Franks west addition - 10000
Calvin l.. McIlvan TO Charles A. Owen,
part of lot 8 in Mcllvaine's heirs addi.
ton WV
Frank Is. Brenevman 10 Chas. A. Owen,
tcn .-.-~-~~-- 10000
Frederick Saunders to Michael It. Scud-
der, lot 3 and part of 5 in j. ID. Dyes
subdivision of Dunlap's addition $500. 225.00
2Is in sPann s Co.. first subdivision. $4,000
James VI. Byers 70 Nora Gundelfnger. lot
IL in Ridenours Highland Home addi-
~ O-OIUO
Levonia A. Goldsborough to James f.
Jones. lot Is in the village of Cler.
I0U.UO
cOnveyanoes. .; consideration .........S1 $4,000
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: W6brenb Ser 5 Monatep bonn g.,

- Wdbrerb ber 5 Mnrate bonn s. So.
riuor bis gum s. SUM- 1883 fnb auf Der
Aranias paB.Baba bon Corpus gbriffi
aus In rubber Sumrae 1894 Wagenla.
bungen 0ieb perf6ifft tporben. 800 bets
felben entbielten Minbbieb, bauptfd9.
lid S9la9tp9ien, beren 3abl auf ettua
1900 peranf9lagt tuirb, unb tuelde
Der Mebr5abI mad Der "Texas Land
and Cattle Company geb6rte; bic
iibrige,t 214 Wagett tuarert nit pferbei1
un6 MauItbiereu unb 80 BATON nit
SMafen befra9tet. Sn Der lebten
3!eft lit aiemli6 biel Mole BON Corpus
gbriIi aus nit Der Babn beftrbert ,por<
ben, i'm @an5en Bis iebt 1884 Gdde
nit 483. 500 pfunb. gtiua 1900 Gdde
init AIS, 900 pfunb murbeu auBer.
benz su S9ife berf@idt. = ueber
ben @efammt ) Weriaubt Der Mranias
paB.Babr BON benz attbere,t gnbpunfte
ber Babn, bon &errpile aus bringt bic
3errpiIe vNeips" ben folgenben BE.
ri9t, bonn s. Sanuar bis 3ur, 8. Sum-
tpurben berf9ift: G9afe 26,O24.
Mole SAT, 001 pfuno, G~eberpfoften
As, 900, 9dute Al ,035 pfunb, 8erf@ie'
benes 28,568 pfunb. &inbbieb 8O5
Gtid, pferbe 50, 3iegen 631, Steins
120, 900 pfunb. altes igifen 10000
pfunb, BierfdHer cine Masenlabung,
unb unsefdbr $4,000 Sthd S9afs
unb 6Gmmel.
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li9 gemefen, tpenu bas Wa1stbum Der
Stem Oorfer Bolts partei pon Der Iebs
ten NattonaIuabl (wo Butler iiber
1900 Stimmen erbtelt) Big gut lebs
ten MaDprspabl Der Stabt Nerp Dort
Ono 6enrD George In Der 5tabt aletr
g. 1000 Stimmen erbielt) In bemfelbeu
@erbdltniB gu. anftatt abgenommen
bdtte. Ma@6em ft9 bieie @oltspartei
aber in bret ober bier t@ gegenfeitig
beftig befebbenbe @ruppert geipalten
bat, bat tie b6aia aufseb6rt, einen Be-
a@tensmertben Gactor in benz politis
f9en &e9ens gTempel 80 bilben.
gine Maioritdt BON uiir 1149 Stims
men, bic Glebelano In. Stem Sort erz
3ielte, na6te ibn gum p~rdFtbenten ber
Ser. @taaten. Sb bieie 9anbbDa
@timme1 tpieber fiir ibn ~abgegeben
tperben tpirb, oner fir ieinen r~epablita>
nif6en @egentanbi6ater, bas pir6 pers
mutbli1 aud biefes Mal ben prdlis
benti@aftssM abltampf enti1eibenl
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Wpn Der Mattpmals3 pmnentipn.


Die 9elegatet aur republifanii6en
National : Gonbention baben ungemei1
unter Der tpabrbaft afrtfanii1en 6ibe
gu Ieiben, bic ieBt in Gbicago berrf9t,
rta9bem bas Gribiabr unb ber Son1s
t1er bisber gang ungeD6bnli6 talt &C.
tueien tpare1.
Bum permanenten 0orfbenben tpurs
be gitee BON Californian ertpdblt, ber
iein Mttt nit elmer flraen Mafpra9e
ibernabm, in tpel1er ct ber Gonbens
tim fit bic our6 feline Mabl ben &es
publitanerr Der pacifietlfte erpieiene
gbre bantte. Die Delegaten BON So
Iifprnien finb bur9weg iframme Blaine.
Mdnner unb tie finb baber iebr i6ledt
auf Sburfton gu ipre@em, tpelder bic
Muffeaung 8laines fur etnen npeliti.
f9er @elbtmorb" be3ei9net batte.
Obglei1 10 2anbibatett nit chamber
concurriren, bat es bod ben Mnf9ein,
aIs Oh f9 Der eigentli6e 2onf1ift au
einem &fe amii9en @refbam unb
Blaine aufpiBen tperbe.
Sem 8orfbenben tpurben Derf6ies
bene pr1Fbenten 8 0dmmer Rberrei1t,
70 elm maifb filberner bonn Mapor
@o9e. BON @bicago unb elmer aus
i6li1tem 6oI3e, ber aus BEN 66reib.
pllte gefertist 1T, bas Grant in feiner
@erberei 3u @alena, Sainois, Derlieb,
INN fid am Biirgertriege 5u betbeiligen.
ButterfpDrtbs Mutraq, bic NDmi>
nations, @ebe auf BITE 3eit bon Is MD
nutert 3u bef9rdnfen, uurbe na9 fur3er
Debate abgelebnt.
Die Ibenbfbung begann tur3 nod
8 ubr unb 5nar Bel britdenber S9ptle
unb entfeBli9 ii~berfiltem 9aufe. Ser
WorfBenbe gitee fiinbigte an, bab ale
@eben auf ben 3eitraum bon 5 Minu.
ten beI6rdnft feien, ieoo@ nit Muss
1abme Der Heben 3ur domination BON
prdfbenti6afts .&anoibaten. 6ooann
fattete Der Borfibenbe bes 2omites fiir
Mambats . 8egldubigungen feinen 8es
rift ab. Cine Iange unb febr erregte
Debate entipantt fi9 iiber bic Grage
Der @iIti9feit ber Manbate Der Selegas
ten beg Staates Birginien, bon benen
cine gan3e Meibe bur9 cine Gonbention
getpdblt tpurben, iber beren Ssgalitdt
3meifel beffeben. Na9 beftiger Dis
euiiior tpurbe Der Minoritdtsberi9t,
tpeI@er fi6 seser bic 3ulaRung Der
9elegaten bes g., s., g., T., 8. uub 10.
Oifritt BON Wirginjen ausiprtdt, nit
$50 geger 152 Gtimmen abgelebnt.
Sn benz 2omite fur Manbatsbeglau'
bigunsett bate btefe Grage f6on borber
3u bebnuerIiden Sceneit gefiibrt, bic
fogar in Sbdtli9feiten ausarteten
unb bas ginsreifen Der Polisei n6tbis
Il
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at bic edptnSfudbt ~anheubar2

Man Ieie bas stadfebeabe: pSerr 6. s
Morris in @epart, Mrtanfas, iast: SD lag
an 2unsen . MbieeHen fdper barnieoer, unb
meme Grruube unb bic aer3te ertldrten mid
fit unbeilbar i@pinb'i@tis. Da fins i@ au,
Or. Sings netes S@pinbiudtsmittel gu &c.
braudeu. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle GIaf6e unb
BIN bereits int 6tanbe, bic Nrbeiten auf meiner
Gnrm pieber gu iiberpa6en unb su beauffid-
tisen. 90 lit bic bette Mebiein, bic eS seben
fam"
SeFe MibbIepart in Decatur, Ohio, i9reibt !:
r@enn i1 nidt 81. Sings neues S9pinb.
fudts. Seilmittel sebrau6t bate, ipdre i'd idor
LANCE meinsm 2unsenleiOeu erlegen. Die Gerste
bottsn mid bersitS aufsesebem. SEPT bin id
Bel beitem @obliein.A
grobeFai@en fret in Der apotbele bon u.
|9retb.
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Nier3iejabrtee @rfahrnne elmer
alien @drteritt.

W1rs. MtnslOms Goptbins Shrup mirb
bon elmer Ger belten Doftcrinnen unb ben
8arterinnen In ben Ser. Staaten BET.
idrieten. Gr purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
MiliDnen, BON Mattsrn unb 3inberi nit
pie feblenbem Grfplse sebrau&t, icwObl
bon benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, wie BON etc
waaienen 8inbern. ST beieitist Sddrfe
i'm Musen, beireit bon BinbtOlic unb res
sulirt bic @ebarme; er peri&aft far Sim
Der unb Wlatter 8ube unb 8rblbehasen.
@ir slauben, baB Der Shrup bas bete
unb f&erfe Mittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
uub Diarrbpe bel 9inbern, slsidsisl Of
bura 3abnen reruriadt Ober bird anbe.
re nrfaden. Cine misunderstanding
wirb ieber 6laide beiSeseben. Sc 1T
feins ddt, wenn nidt bus 6acfuile BON
Curtis u. Bsrtins auf Der auBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen 9lpO.
tbetsn su baben, bic 6luide rs Gents.
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Cinderella gdttb gtpre.
gde Of.6onfonfraBe unb Nberue c,


panif! Yanitl panit!
va l1niere ioeben i'm Often arsez zaa
fauften 8orrdtbe an S9uber unb
Stiefeln miiHen in IA Sage1
berfauft perben, unb lei
No. es unterm &oitenpreis! -sa
GOlgenoe Beifpiele bienen als Bepeis
unferer beiipieQos niebrigen preiie:
IL beri9iebene Mrten niebriger 6errens
i6ube gu 81 .40(En-grospre 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 9erreni@ube rGongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli@er preis 81.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 6errn19ube gu
$3.50 (anbersDo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
Rnabenf6ube u. &n6pftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros prets $1.50).
Grtrafeine Gn6pffiefel fir &naben So
(Wertb $2.75).
9amen.p antoheln SIR. 5-9 au nur
Is Gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Geine Mdb6enl6ube bon @laees2eber
gu muir IS Gents (Wertb $l).
&inberf9ube au 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anoersDo 60, Is Gents unb 81
foften.
8abp @@ube berf9iebener Nrt, DON
rs Gents an.
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Galifornia @eime.

Weinliebbaber finben ein sroBes 2a>
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
6errn 5. s. Meper am Mlamo
plaaa. Serr Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus uhb farft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinah9ter. Nls
gutem &enner gelin9t es ibm TETS, Bic
beiten 5orten aus3updblen. st fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBpeine in boraigli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 9aus geliefert.
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electric @fttera.

Ditfes SeilmitteI III 70 bobIbefanut unb 70
popular setucrben, bab es taum nod befOnberer
grtpdbnuns bebari. aae, bic es iemaIs seg
braudten, fimmen nit rim in fein Cob. Cine
reiaere @ebiein siebt es ni1t, nnb es tpirb 60.
rantie %selsiftet, baB fe sHes Ieitet, mas man
bon ibr berfpridt. electric 8ittsrs bciIt ale
2eiben Der 9eber unb Der @ieren, 90 e~ntfernt
@sfdmirs, AusfdIas, gdIaEu6 unb anbere
Golsen u~nreinen Blufss. @s treibt bas sra.
laria. Gisber aus benz Sbitem, beust bem1eIben
Dor unb beilt es ielbf in ben Standardization
Gduen. 90 eurirt 8opffdmersen, 8Intanbrana
nad BEN aopfe unb Misrane. geriude bas
electric Bittersi Ssiluns pirb sarantirt. ODER
bas Sch ~suridssabIt. @reis per GIal&e 50
Gents uu6 81 in Der apOtbste bon u. Srstb.
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stdotti1e Mmset8e.
NotiS fit Gigentbiimer bon @raaitz
lttt0 amoeren Steimz8 riden.
Mapors Office,

Mapors Office,
San Mntonio, 20. Mai, 1888.
Proben bon beri9iebenen Mrtea BON
@ranit unb 8auteinen 5ur Grri6tung
Der neuen StabtbaQe tperben entgegens
genommen.f 8eiagte Proben fnb in
bet Office bes bauleitertben MrGitetten,
6errn Stto aramer, abaugeben i'm
&mann @ebdube, 3in1mer Mo. 80.
Dieielben merben Bis gum 30. SUM
1888 angenommen.
Wuf Mnprbnung beg 8au 8 &omites,
befebenb aus benz MaDor BrDan @alz
lagban, 8orfbenoer, unb ben Ml6ers
men S@reiner, Wauermana, smpe
unb @uergin.
g. y. Glanbpm, @itD glerf.
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6. S. Wsaaer,

205 Weit> 6 merceHraB
bdlt elm sroBes unb febr g~etpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
8iIberraBmen unb 2eifen.
linb ferner neben 3ei9nensW aterialien
aller Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrei,
der . MateriaIien, beion6ers
0ammers fertig gemif9te
Garbeu, bic beften ilnb biligffen i'm
Martte, bic uuter boiler Garaatie Der.
fault perben. Sen ct, unb Spies
se1gtas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i9lagenbe MrtiteI; moritt 6err Miiler
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weften bes Gtaa.
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Sebet & NlIttnanm.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
PIP OFF, @ommerce StraBe.

3eigen biermit benz publifum an,
0aB iie fur ben ausgeaeidaeten 5an6p
fein aus ga Dette @onnf9
bic Ngentur iibernommen baben. Die
fer 5anbftein, Der better mie ieber an.
bere benz Geuer unb ben Witterun9ss
einfiifen piberifebt, 1T BEN @ranit an
9auer glei1, aber bebeutenb biliger.
9interlaBt Cure Muftrdge fiir ale eims
f9lasenoeH Mrbeiter Bel 3epen &
MItmanu.
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.m5et8e fiir s~temersabIer.
Office beS ftdbtii9en Steuer. Collectors, I
&dmhmnntf @eh1mAe Qir1mer Nfn Oh {

Office beS ffabtii9en Steuer. Collectors,
&mann @ebdube, 3immer sto. 81.
9as @ubIitnm ipirb bierbnr6 bena6ri9tist,
bab bic fGDtifden Steuer 2ifen fir bic I'm.
meIOuns beS ffeuerpFi6tisen Gisentbmm,s =
periOmlidem tpie IIesenOen BefibeS - fir bas
nit benz l. @fdr3 1888 beginnenDe GiStaliabr
iett often Iiesen unb bis gum 30. Stunt 1883
a uFiegen perben.
ale 9iejenisen, ipel6e bisrbon betroTen
ueroen, perpem b0aidf eriu6t, fid balb einsu-
fnben unb i6r gigentbum Dor benz unterseihs
netea sa perfteuern, tuie es bas @efeb serlanst.
Spfe @aiiiano,
Stdbtifder NGefor.
g nto %, 20. Sebruar 1888.
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= 2aBt gu9 ni@t tdni6en bur@
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, tpel@e better
als irgenb cine in 9eras geliefert uirb,
Ionberit berflgt gu9 nod @aIIas
10 ap's pbotograpbiidem &telier, go.
Alb Ofs Soufton.6 traBe, no gu@ quite
unb 3ufrieoenifellen6e Mrbeit gu reelem
preife garantirt tpirb.
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- Ma6t Cure 8eftelunsen fir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Srabt, @iienble1,
2upferble6 unb 2btbe BET Piper &
G@ultbeB, SO & 35 Weft Som.
merce GtraBe, San Mntonin, Seras.
6part @elb unb 3eit.
Garantie fir niebrigfte Marftpreife.
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Tluctuationen int Morfte fur 81.

= Tluetuationen inl Martte fur 81.
~fentpaaren fann Sober bermeiben, 6er
feline Srbers bnr9 pieper&S 1uIt.
B eB ausfhbren ldBt. Gabrifanteu re.
guliren ibre preife mad hem 3nnfum.
piper & 6@ultbeB baben 1fets etnen
etormen 8orraib bon Genabrabt, gifen.
ble6 u. (. ~. unb fe nottren frttbere
nieorige preiie, tuenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Marfte fteigen.
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Dds- Grau q. @arberi n E, berert
@etauration in 8ictoria, Seras, allen
Reiiemben auf's bortbeilbafteite befannt
mar, bat iebt nt Nbenue s. No. 232,
elm pribat ; 8oarbingboufe er6ffnet.
Muf CUTE Slide unb Bequemli6feitett
fir Serren, benen elm eigenes 0eirt
n,angelt, pirb bic grbBte 50rgfalt Der.
tpanbt. preife mdBis. B~etbffigut1g
uno Wobnung per 3aa @o9e ober
Monat. 6,4,t3M
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= Seberlnann Der einmal ct. So.
fobs Del a~nsepanbt bat, tpirb iiber,
3eu9t fein, baB es Elm unfeblbares
Mittel gegen ale duBeren S6mer3en
1T. Sm allen MpOtbeten au baben.
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9tdOtiide snSeise.
2ebrerzY r 8.
Office bes fdbtii6en S9ul. }
Guberinten0eutert, )

San Mntonio, 5. Sum- 1885,
Cine prifung fir M%pplieanten rnb
Mpplicantinnen fir 2ebrers unb 2ebres
rinnen : @teuungen an BEN 6ffentli6en
S9ulen BON Sar Mntonio pirb In ben
Sagen BON Is. big gum %. SUM- i'm
biefigen 9o6i6ul : @ebdube an Der
Wcequia : @traBe abgebalten uerben.
Die p~rifungen beginner gornt. 9 u5r.
s. 6. Smitb,
Std6ti51er S1ul Superintendent.
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90 nj. S. Omtteritne {, 1886
Dit SouifonsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
linb Steam > 6itters, baltet fi@ benz
gublifum fir lle In ibrGa@ i@lasenben
Arbeiten empfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Beiorgung aIer Muftrdse.
2ronIeudter, Gas. TiTtures, Babetpaus
nen, @loiets &c. tets an 9anb.
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b@- 9ie %feiniien unb mobernifen
Spmmerbite. 8eIebt uniere ausgee
3ei9neten 6trobbiite fit SO @ents.
pantoa It & 6obn.
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Gin bdnfb1rer 01tient,

Der leinen Namen nidt s~enannt baben hill nnb
Der feline boIIfdn6ise @ieberbers
feIImug bon 6perem 2eiOen elmer in
feinem Doftorbud an9egebeneu Irsuei ~beroantt,
Last sur9 unS bahelbe TO tenr rel an feline
leibenben Mitmenfden berfdiden. Dieies grobe
Bud entbalt @e3epte, bic in ieber Npottefe
semadt merben fonnen. S9idt Cure Mbre7e
NIT 8riefmarte on. Nritate Clinic g
9tspemiars, 15 g. 8oHftDn str., Netp
BORT u. 3.
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A BOOK Foa EVERYBODY.

Several weeks sgo We editoriAlly called at
tention to Gen. HERMANN LEIB's new book,
"The Protective Tariff, and What il Has
Done for Us" Since the appearance Of
this notice great many inquiries concern
ing the book have come 10 THE SENTINEL
from all parts OF the state, eyidencing very
general interest in the tariff question,
and q lively desire for more information
regarding II. Gen. LEIB's book, as we have
already said, contains more pertinent facts
more valuable figures and more sound ar
gument touching this. subjec. than we
have ever seen elsewhere in so small a
compass. 1t is written for plain, every
day people, and, as has been well
said, will serve as a tariff primer
for the learner "a we'll as q
textbook for the learned" 1t shows by
an analysis Of the census returns and
from study and investigation in other
AoAA9. tAc D4AbAtAhb cAcCb HuACu tuc pro-
tectivs system has had upon agriculture
in this country; how it has robbed labor
of its earnings, built up great monopohe-,
driven American shipping from the high
seas, excluded American manufactures
+ ON the great markets OF the word aad
enriched a small element OF the population
at the expense of the masses Of the people.
No person who wants 10 gain an intelli.
gent understanding of this great question
Of the tariff, which Is to be the controlling
: issue in the approaching presidential cam.
paign, can afford to be without this book.
In order that it may attain the widest
possible circulation in Indiana, TIE Sen.
TrSEL has arranged to supply It direct
from this Office at the publishers price.
II is well printed volume OF 232 pages,
and is sold at - cents in paper cover, and
at 81 in cloth binding. II will be sent
postage prepaid TO any address upon the
receipt OF the price. All orders sent to
THr SENTINEL will be promptly filed.
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WHY WE SURVIVE TARIFF ROBBERY
Let as consider for a moment the means
By which protection proposes TO raise
wages. That capital and labor are 10 be
turned from more productive into less pro-
ductive channels Is the aim OF every pro.
ieciionist scheme. How then can protec.
ton raise wages To IL not fact that
wages depend OH the amount OF product
To assert the contrary would be 10 ignore
the limitations OF our physical existence.
II would be asserting that what we earn
is not what we make, but what we want.
And II wages are limited by our power 10
produce, in what way can Il be figured that
less product means more wages No one
would reach that conclusion In matters la.
volving only his own family or town.
Yet, II true OF national affairs, II must be
eqally true OF home or town matters. ia
protective policy raises wages In the one
case, 70 II would IN the other.
Follow out probationary principles 20
their logical conclusions and they lead 10
abSurdities every time. II restriction IL
good for the United states II IL Just NJ
good for Indiana. However. n IL had
been the established policy. OF individual
states we should long since have
discarded II as being what Il
is-a piece OF economic bundor
ing, animated by solGshness and greed.
II u only our unique geographical
position that has kept us from throwing
II overheard long ago. Hero We are on a
continent whose natural resources We have
hardly begun 10 develop. We are a people
OF thrift and intelligence. We have 30.
litioal institutions surpassed by none. Alb.
soluie free trade prevails from Atlantic 10
Pacific. With all these causes OF prosper.
ity Ia II any reason for wondsr that we do
not feel more heavily the weight OF the
larin robbery Think what a reflection II
10 on our intelligence and good sense to be
told that all our well being IL due, not
10 these blessings, but 10 such n system OF
taxation ~ our tariff imposes
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and cherished scenes of childhood and
youth, to bid farewell to the old church,
hallowed with precious memories, and
the sohoolhouse that calls up so
many delightful recollections, and the
burying ground that contains the sacred
dust Of parents and children, husbands
and wives, brothers and sisters and 90 to q
tar of country to establish new home
among strangers. Thousands have be-
come dissatisfied with their condition and
prospects in Indiana during the last few
years and have left it for what seemed to
be q more inviting field, and il is safe to
say that a majority of them have bitterly
regretted the step. Many OF them have
returned to Indiana and resumed their res
idence here, and many more would be only
too glad to do 30 IL it were in their power.
A change OF this kind should not be
made except after careful investigation and
elaboration. Those who are getting along
fairly well in Indiana should stay here
There is no royal road to fortune on the
Pacific slope any more than in Hoosier-
dom. Indiana is good state. Itiss good
state to live in and 4 good state to die in.
II is good state to make money in for
those who are economical, thrifty and In.
dustrious. People who are not, are not
likely to prosper anywhere. II Is full o
splendid opportunities for young men aad
young women. 1t has magnificent natural
resources, 10 well supplied win railroads
is unsurpassed in religious and educational
advantages, and is destined, unless al
signs fail, to make greater progress during
the mex. ten years than It has made 10 ~.
last thirty.
To every sober, thrifty, industrious Ia.
dianian who contemplated leaving th'
state to seek his fortune, we say: Think
twice, and then think again, before you
decide. Do not leave Indiana unless the
inducements offered elsewhere are very
great. Do not expect to find an easier life
or greater opportunities in the territories
than here. II you do, you are certain to
be disappointed. The idle, thriftless and
dissipated can well be spared, and To many
OF them a change Of environment may
prove beneficial. But we need the other
sort, and they should remain where they
are unless they have at least reasonable
certainty Of meeting with better success
lsswhere.