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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-29

FLEE, IstAsp,, L. L.. '1oly .s.-The
President had good luck and good
time fishing to-day. Although num-
bsr of spectators were ON the shore
AID fishermen on the bay who crowded
close TO see him were very annoy Dg.
Tie President caught sixteen blue FISH
where Dan Lamont could not catch any.
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Too fdneh Gas.

CHIcsG ;, Joly -28.--Robert Hecdef-
son, OF silver City, Idaho, tbs man who
blew cot the gas in his room Wedues--
day night and was asphyxisted. ling
cred until 5o'clock this evening. when
be died. Everything that MEDICAL skill
could suggest was tried in Efforts to
bring him to, but be never recovered
Consciousness. The inquest will be held
on Monday. 80.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEa AND FORAGE

DROPO5ALS FOR FUEA AND FORAGE
/ Headquarters Department of the
tlette, Chief Quarterms ster's o ffice, Omaha.
Neb July l4th, 1888 Sealed proposals, *
triplicate, subject to the ususl conditions,
will be received at this. office until one
O'Clock N on dates named hereafter,
when they wiil'be opened at this Office for
delivery os-Wood, oats ano hey, as follows:
At or near Keatney. Neb en- line of r,
BY. On line Off. E. & Mo. Valley r. R.,
about twenty miles eos. of Fort Caspar,
Wye. At or near Gordon, Nsb on line of
e., q. & Mo. Valley r. r., and in Straw
berry Vail y, Utah Bids for supplies st
TIRES frss.named places will be opened
August Is, 1855. B.ds for Supplies required
a. camp In strawberry Valley, Utah. Will b.
opened August lst, 1898. Preference will
be given 10 articles OF domestic production.
rhe Government reserves the right to reject
any or ali proposals. Qnsutf.ieS Ofsupplies
requ,rs d. time OF delivery and full parl,cu-
lars with blauk psops sails viii b.: furnished
on application 10 this ONCE. or to the Post
QuartermGste's. Forts sidney. Robinson,
Niobrara and Douglas. Envelopes contain,
ing propose Is to be endorsed Proposals for
iuel aud forage" and addressed 10 tie un-
dersiged. WIN. d. HUGHES, thief Quar-
teImS8 er.
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Doiugs st the Cspit=I.
THE sUNDRY OWL BILL.


WASHINGTON, July Is. = Senator
Mitchell offered an amendment TO the
su1dry civil bill to approptiats $50 0o0
for additions to the custom house ct
Port Townsend. w. 7.
STEALING TIMBER FROM UTAH.
The Secretary o. the Interior has re-
quested the Attorney General to insti-
tnte criminal proceedings against Jacob
I. Krause, of Evanston Wyom
ing. anu &. W. Carleton : of
HllIisrd. Wyoming. Tor alleged on-
lawful cutting of abops i.2lO Geo
feet of pihe timber from tho nom
mineral lands OF Utah Territory,
valued at sic O01. A joint e,sfI sIit
is Recommended against ), 4. Ca!-
Ia wsv, OF Rock SPRINGS, WyO.. and
the Union Paciiio Railroad Company
for value Of part OF the timber. ,bey
having purchased, 1t is said, with a
guilty knowledge.
nner the new appointment Of adj
Gitional letter carriers, San Francisco
has been allowed thirty and Denver
and Oakland six each.
MINING DEBRIS QUESTION.
Seuato Stewart. from the committee
on mines and mining, to-day reported
fAvoraDly the Hous bill appr0priating
$40 600 for The investigation of the min
ing debris question in California.
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4 Rarachu1ist.

LoSDoN. July 2S.- Baldwin, the para
chutist. jumped troms balloon to- day ct
the heighth. of LOCO feet aud landed
safely. The enormous crowd displayed
great enthusiasm.
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Nnrfonal Labor Convention.

NEW York. July % The executive
committee of the National Labor party
which in 1854 took no separate political
action, has called q national conven-
ton at Chicago for September 18th.
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Heavy R,nda

ST. Paul. MINI. July ga seye g
windstorm at Pis,nview this afternoon
wrecked several houses, but so far no
lives are reported lost
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Tho Candidate for Woe eresldent

New. YoR8, July 23.--Hon. Levi P
Mortar was IN conference with the Re-
publican national executive committees
to-day. Tiers were present Chsirman
a. Qusv Secretary J. s. FasssrS. Oslo.
mel W. W. Dudley. G.. A. Hobart. J S.
Oiarkaon end j. Mancbr stfr Bayrfs
The discussion related 10 coEEdea iai
GttaiIs OF campaign work.
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MINING DEBRIS QUESTION
HaxYtsOn Again.

ISD1AErPoLIs, July 28.-Besween 800
and 1906 citizens of Jennings County
pad their respects to General Harrison
to-1ay. In respo sc to a fpeech u
the leader, the General touched Dpon
tue surplus and tariff ISSUE. tu speik-
ing OF the surplus he said, II agree
are is dagger that the surplus may
promote extravaganza, but L do not
dnd myself IN sympathy with that
puiicy that Ceems appropriation
Necessary for the defense of our
people and for convenient admins ra-
lion OF our public affairs throughout
The country, in order that the threat OF
the surplus may be used for sinister
purpose. ] believe that in reducing our
revenues to the level of cur Dsedfal and
our proper peDditures. we can and
shoaid continue 10 favor and pro-
tecG our industries do not
ike to entrust this work 10 those who
declare protective duties 60 be q -vieieas
legaIizad 70 berry" The Rspuhliean
porty hes by legislation shown its'es-
lacity wisely to reduce our revenues
and at the ssms time TO preserve The
American system. (Applause.) II can
be trustei 10 do the work that YeinEins
sad TO do it wisely" (Appiau>e)
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when the rnarg,as Flae

Uss Horsferd's Acid Phosphate. DR.. T..
g. SIXTH, Charlotte, N. O., says: 1T is
an Invaluable nerve tonic, q deligh tfal
beverage, snd one of the best restorers
Nkeatha energies flag and the spirits
tircepi" .4s I $
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new ssICKyAkp,

DROWN = BRIDGE ARE SOW MANU.
ID facsaring fine qualify of Brick. and
are prepared to I'LL ali orders on short no
tee Yards hall mile west oil either BlssE
orWhite Bridge, over JORDAN. on the county
road, Address, Brown & Bridge, Salt Lake
City.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL .f-Hesdquar, ess

DRoPosALs, FOR COAL f-Hesdquare ss
L department of the Platte, Chief
Quarter masters Office, Omaha, Neb July
6. 1883 Sealed Proposals., in trirliceie,
ceivsd at this office until one o'clock ? M .
August 6th, 1888, when they Will be opened
in the presence Of bidders for furnishing
RoeS Hprings, Wyoming. and Canon coal,
Clear Greek, Col 3rado, az the Quarter
masters Depot and Fort Omaha, Neb.7 Coal
TO BE- delivered In Car load lots an, the sije
track at places above named The goverE-
ment reserves the RIGHT to reject any 0rs l
proposals, Quantities required at each
place, with Iutther particulars End blank
proposals will be furnished 90 application
to this office Envelopes contain ng pro.
posals should be- marked proposals ,for
cosl, !" aud addressed tn the undersigned
NM. 3. HUGHES, Chief Qnat.ermsster
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sPs clAL NOTICES.
uEyIDEND NO. 8,

AFFICE MAMMOTH MINING COMPANY.
" July 10th, 1885 d. Vidend No. 5, of So
Ul0, Will be paid on the capital stock of the
MamTolh Mining Company aR the 18th day
of August, 1888. at the otficeof the secretary,
No. 25l s.. Main Street, Sat Lake Uify'
utsh. me stock transfer books OF the COM
many viii be closed from the LIST To the Iath
day Of August, 1893, both inclusive. BY
order OF the boa;d If directors, J Fred
Corker, Secretary, %
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JOHN o. CUTLER q BRO.

No. Sc East Temple Street. are making
Gents Spring Suits TO order for $2 90 from
Provo ALI Wool Casstmercs. They arc ''The
Thing" Gall and order ona,
Agents Provo WOODEN WILLS
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All tho Rage.

Very much usad by the young pecpls,
The Petite Photograph, &l.bo pen
dozen ct Fox d Symons. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w sKEDEMBYER, OR. pa.

Kissing ENGINEER, ATT REEY, As
III sayer and eRrveyoJ. No arg Pub, IL,
ground Surveys, aud obtaining U. s. Fments
for Mining Claims, Accurate he.
ports : and Maps carefully executed
Expert on mining questions Z before
the courts. thirty years experience Speaks
ten languages 0fiice. Hooper Il Elorsdge
Building, third floor, Boom No il. L---.--7l
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WATER. wATER

nRE CHAMPION WE'LL DRILL co. ARE
l. now prepared to drill or drive wells to
any depth less thane10OO feet deep. For
prices per foot OF by the day, Address !:
CHAMPION WE'LL DRILL CO.,
Box 1887, Salt Lake. Utah.
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If1dKEh U @r u ttNI n ~ rt,GU.uo ArTnY
i at IS W, = hiId south Street
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PRAUD.

NE UHDERST AND THAT THERE ARE
W parties IN ths city representing them
Selves rs fisEO Tupe's employed by us
we hereby warn the public against employ
ing all such. Mr.. John Wipgann bein9 fSe
only tuuer era lOyed by us Calder Busie
Palace, 45 and AZ " FirssSeuth Street 2
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EIsEY q sILLEsPTR.

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. WE HAVE
u the largest and cheapest list Of houses,
Estate Office, No. 26 West, second eoutn
Street.
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GUITAR FOR SALE.
GOOD GUITAR AND BOX FOR sALE
=. cheap. Apply at this Offices

a, MINER q CO.,
DEAL ESTATE DEAEERs, HAVE Re
n moved to 6s1< W. First South. Prop
srty collected.
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Notice TO LiverJmen. Hacsman and
Teamsters Generally
TTWILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST TO GO
( to Byron HartWe Ell for shoeing and re-
pairs firss-clsss work and satisfaction
guaranteed. 125 W. South Temple
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FOR RENT

fFJHE NEW AND ELEGANT MILLINERY
i pariOrs aud fixtures recently occupied
BY herself. for rent. Inquire of Mrs. G. E.
D. e AL, First Street
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SNTE HAVE A N UMBER or FURNISHED
w rooms suitable for ladies. WITH or
without board. Also number of unfUrIi-
ished rooms, suitable for house Keeping,
Jordan Valley Employment Agency. i45 8.
First Fast Str ct
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UNITED STATES QUARANTINE

The pa sage ct the United States
quarantine bill is one of tbs most i'm
,postapt acts of the present Congress, so
Tar as the general he llth of the country
10 eonceInst /. 1t provides for the per-
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WANrk,, TO RENT

a HOUSE OF or 10 Rso4s, PLEAS
N autly located within four bl0cks Of
business centre. vii pay liberal rent. Adj
dress Renter" at this ofTics
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THOMSON. ALLEN d

THOMSON, ALLEN co.,
yJASATCH BLOCK. COR. MAIN AM
w Second South Streets. Specisl bargains
In city property A few chances to obta!t
acreage property or improved farms In Close
D. oxtInisy to the city, at bed rock prices.
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-SgrANTED "a CASH. PARTNER, no H.
w crease n welLesta blished business.
Goods in great demand; the demand Ia ex-
cess of supply. No risk Very profitsble.
Over 5per cent. on capital invested Fur
ther particulars. address n. G w Herald
Office.
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one HOUSE or THIRTEEN MOONS,
" right in the heart of the city Also,
beautiful new h'suse, containing ten rooms,
with oil modern conveniencieE. jordan
Valley Employ ment Agency, AS s. First
East Street.
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a R0F WANTED
BGNaNzA TO SOFAS ONE

no MILK COW MORNING AND EvFN-
4. Ing Apply at $780, Third Street, a. once
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1CoRE FOR Two TEAMS, Jos AN
" Valley employment Agency. lib ).
First Esst Street.-----------
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III 0ksEs TO. PASTURE INQuIEE AT
q 9hurtliff's Farm or Office Of Midland
Investment and Agency CO., No 1i7 South
Main street. -.--....
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TIHE LARGE. WELL VENTILATED A. o.
l. U W. hett, suitable for picnics, sociais,
etc. Apply of Hall Committee, No TO s.
Main Street
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HALL 2lx75 FEET Up srAIHs AT
Il I57 South Fl. 81 East $3.50
-.ss MAYOR & PIKE.-
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4 NURSE GIL. AB0UT15 YEARS OLD.
II Appiy st64 W. Sixth south
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NoUE GIRLS FOX GENERAL HOUSE.
3 work. three girls for work in hotels out
of city. TWO good eo0kR, three coed dining
room girls Good wAges and good homes
y all JordoL Valley Employment Agency,
'Tl5 =. t.rSt East Street.
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A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING CIRCU-
.. Lar notes OF joint stock, Bank Of Lon
don, and currency. a Eeasoua0 Die reward
VIII bepsid If brought to tt o Walker House.
q A HGlme1.
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sPENOEk HOusE.

SPENCER HOUSE,
0E PosToFFICE BLOCK, es2 FIRST
! " East STREET, south, Is not excelled q
| g resting place for touris.s or as q family
| Hotel Terms, 81 so 10 50 per day,
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JAPANESE BAZAR--A LARGE STOCK
q OF Imported Rev Fancy Goods. Hose
HoP, 267 u, Main Street, Salt LAKE City.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-09-15
JoHNSONT0WN NEWS.

Owing to the recent rains farmers
will be late with their fall work.
Our school seems to be progressing
nicely under the instruction of Mr..
Geo. Homer. .s
We understand that Mr.. E. G. Man.
or contemplates building barn OH
his property lately purchased from
the Johnson heirs.
Mrs. Sallie Manor, who has been
sick for several days past, is, we are
glad to say, recovering.
A number of the young folks from
this place attended the village camp
meeting at Jones Springs. They re.
port very good meeting. h,
The Statesman correspondent says
we tried to get up Republican Club
here but failed. Truthful sheet! we
did organize a club; it has member.
ship of 80, and more names will be
enrolled He says we are weak in
the faith; we are too strong against
free wool and free trade ticket, and
will vote for Harrison and all they say
won't rub out the fact.
The Republican boys Of this neigh
borhood will raise "Tippecanoe and
Morton too" pole in the near future
We want lots of Democratic specta.
tors, but we are strong enough to
raise our own pole, you bet.
The peach crop in this neighbor
hood is immense this year.
Preaching here Sunday by Rev
Snapp, at O'Clock p. m.
UNA.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-09-15
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all
wise Providence to remove from this
life Noble T. Fisher, highly esteem
ed citizen, and a member of the
Board of Education of the city of
Martinsburg, and
WHEREAS, 1t is our desire to ex-
press our deep regret at the loss which
our community has sustained in the
removal of one so closely identified
with its interests, therefore be it
Resolued, That the Board of Educa-
ton has lost worthy member; the
teachers of the city, true friend !;
and the public school system of West
Va, Jealous advocate.
ResolUed, That we express our heart
felt sympathy to the friends and rela-
tives of our departed friend, and that
we commend them to Him who is
the God of the widow and father of
the fatherless.
Resolred, That copy of these reso-
lutions be published in the Martins
burg city papers, in the Episcopal
Methodist. and that copy be sent to
the bereaved family.
+ F. s. 5. R WHITsos, School oomr's.
IA. Cox, Supt. City Schools,
w. A. PITzBR, Sec. Board of Ed.
Committee.
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TO THE LADIES.
SPECIAL FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.


To all our friends in Martinsburg,
who are thinking of taking advantage
of the low rates of fare to Pittsburgh,
on September oath, 25th and 18th,
these days being the occasion of the
Centennial Celebration of the Settle
ment of Allegheny County, we, Jos.
Horne & Co.'s Retail Stores, wish to
announce that you are cordially invi-
ted to call and visit our establishment
and examine our immense stock of
new goods. just received, for Fall and
Winter wear. Our goods have the
merit of being always best In quality,
and our prices are as low IL not lower
than elsewhere. ~ t
Our establishment has been in exis-
tence for nearly fiftyIyears and our
large trade goes to prove that custom
ers get their moneys worth and are
well treated here.
Cut this out, so you WON'T forget
the place, and bring yourfriends with
you. Jos. HORNE & Co.'s RETAIL
STORES, Importers and Retailers of
Silk Dress Goods, Ladies' and Child
ren's Outfittings. 613. 6l5, GIG and
621 Penn. Avenue, a few doors above
Sixth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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intend closing out about one thous-
and pair shoes at greatly reduced prices,
to make room for winter stock. Don t
miss the best bargains in boots and shoes,
ever offered in Martinsburg. 1t will be
my annual clearing out sale of job lots,
odds and ends, and large lot of children S
shoes. expect in few weeks an i'm
mense stock of boots and shoes direct
from several manufacturers that are
made as per my instructions. They will
be composed of the best wearing stock,
neat fitting, durable and easy on the
feet. Call at once don't miss bargains,
at JOHN LYONS Reliable Boot and
Shoe store.
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AN EXPLANATION.

What is this nervous trouble with
which SO many seem now to be afflicted?
If you will remember few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively I'M
known,-to day it is as common as any
word in the English language, yet this
word covers only the meaning of anoth-
er word used by our forefathers in times
past. So it is with nervous diseases, as
they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Bilious.
ness, and all are caused by troubles that
arise from diseased condition of the
Liver which in performing it functions
finding it cannot dispose of the bile
through the ordinary channel is compell-
ed to pass it off through the system,
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bill
ious Fever, etc. You who are suffering
can we'll appreciate cure. We recon-
mend Green's August Flower. Its cures
are marvellous.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-09-15

We are not quite prepared to tell you
all about the untiring and Incompatible
preparations we've been making during
the past several weeks to complete our
full display of rich and attractive novel
ties. We will only assure you that our
new room is brim full - teeming with
beautiful goods. Indeed it would make
you glad to see the lovely dress goods,
beautiful fiannels, handsome blankets.
underwear etc., which fill our copn-
tiers and load down our shelves.
EMMERT e. FIERY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-09-15

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION met
in the Court House Saturday, Sept. 1,
and was called to order by Luther Mil
Ter, Chairman Executive Committee !;
Alex. Clohan was made temporary
chairman, j. w. DeGrange and Jos. E.
Ahern temporary secretaries. Commit
tee on permanent organization reported
that temporary officers be made perma-
nent. Committee on resolutions report
ed the following t
WHEREAS, A general election will be
held in November, next, involving the
best interests of every citizen, therefore,
do we, the republicans and protection
lists of Berkeley County, w. Va, in con-
vention assembled,
Resolve, That we accept the platform
of principles adopted by the National
Convention of Republicans at Chicago,
and by our State Convention at Charles
ton, as worthy of our unanimous sup
port the only true and correct princi-
Piles at issue before the people, and in
their maintenance lies the preservation
of that which is nearest and dearest to
every parent and child-the American
home. We will stand by it and protect
it. And be it further
Resolved, That the expenditure, by of
llCldI0, VI tAOuodAuo vi uOltdIo VI tlC tdA-
payers money for useless and unneces-
sary per diem attendance aud mileage in
the management of the State peniten-
tiary, and other State institutions, is con-
demned and the people are solicited to
aid in protecting the Treasury and liber
ating the taxpayers from such onerous
and ubiquitous burdens.
RESOLVED, That the county commission
ers of this county had no authority to is
sue orders upon the Sheriff in excess of
County levy, as has been done in the
past that such practice is reprehensible,
and, having been aided by one Republi-
can Commissioner to correct this error :;
we call upon the voters to elect another
to aid in placing our fiscal matters upon
firm footing.
Resolved, That we are opposed to as
sessing and taxing the farmer, first upon
the assessable value of his stock, pro-
ducts and land and then upon his debts.
as they may appear thereon.
Resolved, That we endorse the nomlna-
ton of General Nathan Golf for Cover
nor. and the entire State ticket, and we
thank both the State and Congressional
Conventions for nominating our fellow
citizens Hon. Geo. M. Bowers, for State
Auditor, and Hon. w. H, II. Flick, for
Congress, and we recommend them TO
the people as in every way trustworthy
and meriting their suffrage.
| Resolved, That our manufacturers, the
miners of the State, the wage-earners,
| the laborers, the farmers, both in wool
and wheat, should be protected by pro-
per tariff upon foreign imports from Eu-
rope, as means of growth for American
industries, in competition with the half
paid, homeless, houselese and down
! trodden labor servants of the titled ARTS
ToCRATIC SNOBBERY of Europe-here
every law-abiding citizen is an individu-
al monarch-there, the few are free and
the many, SLAVES.
| We desire to preserve our citizenship
and our homes, and ask all the people to
help.
Mr. p u Harrison syNf ha,,,o fro,,,