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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
For Heut--ROOnss.

NOR RENT-ROOM WITH STEADY POWER
ior light manufacturing. No Pear-st. i4lf
CoR RENT-FURSisHED RooMs TO RENT
L in the Vinegar block. Enquire Of T. ID:
Brock. SSH
IvOR KENT-DEsIRABLK ROOM FOR TWO
gentlemen, with board. al SO Bostwick-st. 5sett
NOR RENT-FURSlSHE ROOMS: STEAM
heated; aud furnished rooms for light house
kse2iug. Apply al room lOS, Rev Housemsn
black i5tf
IaOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
either single or en- sGkie: steam heated; sl-D
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply ti Room lb
edward lOcs, lOI Cttawa-st. 20.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19


81 PAgkICks pAi souIp BE a 4ooD
= ktns - esSks ; skAfs o. Pusea sAllak ~ *
ao1I-s snd Ia J ~ 1s u a. oAos reset
- Wsil uEon yoa- L F1osla.
IfAkEEp fO KxCHAS6E~ HANDeoNE
" kfop<rss eG kaElsoa a. seli le<xisd ha q
gepa 500 - 1904 nel z1csS1ip9 a. - -
fsa< lAx . e. affortNnis ~ Fsi Aei2 81 =
hssl GAS psePefss 1a4saa { Ackes sak.e
-. q teeGlal1-st ~
Iok sALE or EENT-THRgf AND oNF-
II hsf acres O. isa6 sssa sooa srfa Eess-s. wits
sl.aasre ls4szssSleeais ots sAe sae- as5i ketlss
frQsa ia o. SqaIh DIslkis,n. Apply ~ Nj J, =.
= sikef se<ond hsEc Airattnfe <tSkre, ~ 10 ~
soath Dislslaa-k toi
- NORTH DIVISION foR SALE khAK
IA LyoB, i Eoaas ios 7exfN ApSaF "a fofS-
na.sn Edw. 4 AdsEas. = Cehsi-ssa tE'sssiIs ~
ghAAP aox Ks-siN BOt'sks AND Lofs IA
u sixgh ssEG as iFoaa szso 10 ssoo s.so sse2al
les ~ ssias iosxliss 4 good house and lai on
fourh,a. TOT 3 ,bx o1nst psyaaert oQ~n.
tsisaee on easy terns More NiiseR. eisoEssss
fecysro bicck io
uffi.L BeK OR RENf 81 APRIL ie COOP
w hesase Of seven al nisls ft.osos sDd large
ysr0 within lso nailas of TIE city. prefer Ssinx
i0@.rds ksecs Lxse, Ad6feSs =. boa s thh
once.
CQR sALE-A lAhGE BRICK DWELLING
L hoBse en spring Of. tof ol8 nesl NsAe
dwelling house ca JaAes-sl. sef G-boo sna -
20 sas~ isFm ia sparta fos u no sll on small
psyB en i sna fs&suasbis tenns. h A. DshpeL
roosa la. Ledyafd bieos, ever feosie ilfEars
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
XnNnERErL PoPrIAHIrY.

The fact that the sale of DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets exceed that of
any other pill ia the market, be it great or
small. il on account Of the fact that they
are tiny, little. sugar-eossed grsnules. and
that in manv cases one little pallet 10 snffi.
cient for Q dose; that they are parsly vsee-
table ana perfectly harmless, and for con
ssipatien. biliousssss. sick headache and
all disessss arising from arrangements Of
the iver. stomach or bowels. thsy are alb
soluteiy sDeoi6e. A gentle laxative or
active cathartic. according 20 size Of dose
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

| - - srv ar rsgrr 1sse. - ~ b. eelteff ser
1sl1sv szas<, sssee ~ fshs 4osepes res&e -
80 49, -. raanas = Ssv1 - 1eeDs :
Holnes = / have "a oessl s<xEafs sazd aot<
fohn = Frfnes kert -. 81
Fx7ANTEn-fNE cry EACH - THF
" Tese-a-e- 8~rstt - - safasw1spz ds-ez
AaszHf esd $eEeer ~ a xbte nrsrs "a
= 80 ~ tae seovs ssses - lhs So
UASTE0-FV EsYf5I4 - EEo~ III
w g 0lean - an9 eeae-saE =. -ezfs eertS M
sd ssfa@' 1~es@la xsaTss ere~rs 81 ss 80 -
s~<e Esee n zss rsey - ks<se ssesH nTs
Hss>e Se = cknsa - "a
4 Cs.iLESNAx-FAN ADD a M SNxLL
- ~rtr-rs e~~ zezrs earee4 = ses s<e~~ =.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

Deat saffsF sav saz-r ssls easl 81 ouoe
ars have vonr c1-us aarioos sd in<rov-
no nais resncvesi sithosE< van I tresi
a. a..4 ~ zsa<Tat sas aen .z>.eon 80
~afl.sx<r A. stse &nVkish saf R.ssslan Essh
T5s.n.s <w. aanxoe saA Eaa s-sss. 6srzaa
Rspit& "a % -. 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

brftAz Haas "a Al 90 "a.
s1Egsl5 IILDzs stfszsssss 70 estssB
hla v1l slsA . peos ssssoa s-sE aey is<ssss
sho contested 4 shoald bs dlsinhsFltsd-
AEz- 4. =. sxxg2kF sl1 tas saHas kolsx
The pr0gisi0n did not aasssr lts paf2oss
"A ths ease q TILDzN. sad last vss&
Mss EesALsz ssTLzs s,-ss4 lsgsi sak
tis ever tie sFE~AET ssksl@. There
sh0aid bs some ssy By shleh = nza msy
10 esFt4la ts~x tAs sssEsh ss is@sss
sEall ~ Shsrs hs desires IL 10 ~, sna
soi snrleh the lsyysrs. Psrhsps the
best thing rleA msa or somaa csH 10
Win noasy y ~ speEi tls greater part
" 4 lsrias iifs tune n gasa soFss
Itsp tLses west 10 40 nasD danger u
wsstsfas hrissfIos over yiils fbls
a->snsl hss hsss esss<sssj wan mach
sneesss ~ saeh nss - fsrx8 cosPss
and ". W. sGzcossS.
Tbs Cosamb0s. O., Dispatch, observes
ttas q New ferk Chinazssn sspsd Al
Tszas las sess 10 FLORIDA en sisa.
Of course il Is needless to remark be vii
be sufholsniiy eAArnsd With the cilas,s
down there % stay there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
WANl ADVERTISEMENTS

Tks Eum beE ~ t1nGs - azs - . eE'st> t>ekz1<nt
xsE - fokn4 - atst<zfag tsss eeE1e<f q
seESs ~ sesen. Any FsEkff /. isAs essssea
ssea< ls1ls ass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

A so1sl fre.xht lesves tsrsBd Bspsds q . !,
n csrvxsnf Bss><nfers - fsT - Kasenszro
1tre - ~ - exeeJf sv3ds7.
Thrtssft fieksss ~ AZ T1szDs ana heFfhs tessepr
fyr trs( kes cen t< securea 81 Lzl0n 9ickek o.see
q Nonroe-s4. arr - degos
-sfr s. fs~f3snd
Tsrrf FsF=f rnnf
esA y. ErFso. Cftz 7se<>s Ases1
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
Situations Wanfed-Female.

CsITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRL
- to do general homework. Apply 81 Scrib-
ner-sf 10
HANTED- SITUATION AZ HOUsEkEEPEH
ed. Address NJ r. W. box T. this ONCE 7stf
yIrANTED-BY A NIDDLE-AGED LADY OF
W experience. a situation as h9usekeeper. Al
dress NJ. NJ, box Z, care this ONCE. 79
IUAETED-A SITUATION IS CASHIER OR
W assistant bookl eepeF by young Lady who 10
coed penman and has had some exTe senoes
ApI licant viii call by addressing c. b. box 5;
IeiegIam-Heraid. 4lu
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

sR2 RI sJoY VIII sIVR LESSONS
III - 6ussr sasf Bszge PAzyiax. PrVs1elT -
reksrrs - ksH~. tee.s-x srei estf1af -
cefved al n - If.reray' ssssssesss - Msazse-
sa GFsnd aape3s kah-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
Muskegon

Ceee, q WsstsEn Ate. A1aeF kl0ck iA-
: es-3cx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
FURNITURE stored.

FURNITURE STORED MOVED AND PACK
+ ed by Mrs. q. J walker Nos. i3 TO T. South
Division IL, ON short notice, les
RNITURE sTokED. PACKED AND
L moved. Frpcrt packers sent on short notice
by Radciif 4 Holt III south Division =. tele-
phone NO sol Jsn'y g. 'ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
SCROFULA

Il that impuTitY Of she blood which produces
unsishtly Jumps er ssellsngs Ia the heck;
vhlch eazsss running sores On tie arms.
Iegs, OF feet which develops ulcers n the
eyes. ears, cr nose. often eansing bf1dness CT
desfness; which is TIE orl-' n ~ pin7les, can
ecrouS grovths. OF hzHo. a" vhicA. f2stea-
ing Hpsn the lznvs, caases consumption ara
srsfh. ft IL the most ancient cf al diseases.
and very few psrsoas are sntireiy frez from t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
For Reslt--HOssses.

NOR RENT--OT rAWA BEACH HOTEL, THE
L mOst popular sunliuer resoit in Aicnigan' ~
the mouth OF Black Lake, and on shore of Lake
Michigan, 81 miles rom Grand Rapids, ana coL-
trolied by West Michigan Park Association, OF over
one hundred members Bathing and hsnlrg
TIA lsTge dining room. Over fu, % people ON the
grounca lat sfasen. Propositions tor rent OF
hotel or To m amaze t IN the interest OF the Asse
Z. Perkins = Lyon4st., G:snd Rapids, Mich. on
or btfoe April z, lsSs. Privilege reserved 10 re-
iect any or All bids i07
roR RENT-A FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE. ONE
+ block from Postohtce every modern con-
,eaience; suitable for boarding house; rent
reasonable. Luton Dunton. widdieomb b'ld'g.
I,OK KRENT-REsfDENCE LOCATED AT No.
+ "a Cherry-st-. corner JefierOu-ove., with
nine rooms aud all modern conveniences. Apply
10 :. NJ. Lemon, No. IA cherryst, or Buckley.
Lemon & HOOPS. wholesale groceries. %
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

7 OsT-A LkDYrs PURSE. BETWEEN TER
IL rsce-ave. sus Rsn<omFt Any person hudi
ins the same and returning to 50 RsBsom-s sts
be Suitably rssFled. go
I o,sT-hoNEY IOsT BY EVERYBODY THAT
IL hss sny cleaDing OF coioTing 70 be done. In
hrst class syie. II they dat IS % the "Esele
sssAEn p5s Holser No 81 canals les
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

I,OUND-THAT TIKI EAGLE STEAM DYE
Il House" No q Cau2l-sL, turns out the best
work In cleaning dyeing and repairing of la4iee'
snd gents clothing GO there ana oonviboo
yourself. lss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

tDaify, sunday ercepfed- sDsilf.
fsssenaers iasing the pesreIs kspresa -
m make dtrecs oonBectioDs Cor New lork, H0s-
TOP. and Il pasnts Esss.
through fcketx to al poinfS ess' and y -
ard s'eerfn9 car perks ran - secured - p a.
II. A NJ. Railroad CRY Office. Sweets Hvet sn1
si depot. o.
Csc p. REyvR Trsfte Manager. ChioaRo
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

yEJANTED-woRR OF ANY KIND BY A
w hoy 10 years cid. Address Z. H.. box 10.
this oaiee. %
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD GIRL,
| why advertise when you can call up !eiepnone
SO or address Ioom s, Tower block ana have
good one sent you. 30
yVANTED-BY A NAN EXPERiENcE AND
w aud an established trade, q partner with
from g e0J TO $4,000. 90 engage in sure paying
business in this city. Address c., box ., THIS
Office. -
HTANTED PERMANENT SITUATION As
W engineer mlllEright or foreman IN mil or
factory; 20 years experience as ioremsn and
engineer in mills on the Saginaw r,yer; can give
satisfactory references. Call or address James
Armstrong, care Noble & Co. city 1Stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

TOR sALE-AT = CASAL-sT. FOR CNE
Il ress orr entire stock = haas care. pa.
gents furnishing goods. trlBks sDd "a tses siso
tie fxtuTes good FFsNus ttren sor selling tur
slOck -
IIoR SALE GOOD ROAD Or WORK HoRsE
II far sac. ai - eos3 cheap Il snie iIz Ene<is
saeiy. - HosssH i<Csasi-st Nsz1i
NOR stIF TX TeA TicR TRY EFSDrJNs-
r rced 81 a. 70 per k&4 delivered trsa5
Ear.ssrs eneeFfo AL
IwAST T0 sKLf. NJ hORsE. FHAxTcS AND
/ ha-zezs ve-y Ches7 6taken soon. 5ohs p.
Hnra an "a Ca~4fss zn2tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

n ETROIT. LANSING SORTHKRE-fGRAFD
IL Rapids 4 ssginsw Divfston) All trains ar
TiTc al anf dedsft from Union Depot
,. m An. I've. Ar n "a p n
tlB - Grand Rspids n - 1oss
$50 1lf9 sagiDsw Ctr 20 SO
9W UE Ess slsiss~ 7H tH
= n. An Art I've. D. ,. n
No cbsngs sad The shortest line between Grand
Rspiss spd the ssxfoevs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

Tboas Earr aiieass veo Szns ss oans-
iaa.a CskVScs1 II DRPkw aor NE frss-
isisscy srs very &aoe nssxasstsd N
slasts Nc. psFsv s - hoRsss asa nssi
caoaals a. xak.zz "a szcslssnt PFss'siess
~ IA FL uhsia. - - = 81 exesasas
-a..-s..l nssnssnt. hus lie iass that ss
has - as.s hssa eaansctsd With Ehs New
Y.rs Csusfai rallrcsd sculi AEcrd 'eAe
scsa 4 ess1ea ~ re Democrats - rare
tie err &c sncunEciist.
A 500 nanafacsarlas srn u uslns
sas e Senatss ISaAEss v'ndleflvs n
= ss.es - "a alvsras~usnA fas =
ss,s,fs ssszus1 ef 10 lys = sonfAinsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
BOARDING.

yVANTED-DAY BOARDERs: ALSO HAVE
W one furnished Foom - rent with t0ard.
g Ottswest
4 FEW MORE Bo1RDFRs CAN BE ACCOH-
A noadstesi st - SoFth DfviFs8 at riesssnt
foo0as snd te Tas reas)Bah'e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
For Rent--Bassness Places.

NOR RENT-sTORE WITH FIXTURES. COR
/ mar West Fulton and Court-sss. Enquire a.
2n Mount Vernon-st ss
RIO REST-BOARDING HOUSES ONE BLOCK
/ from rostofice. Ward & Ward, corner Lyon
ana Kcnt-s;s 2stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

Help Banfed--uGfe.
lyARTEis-csERIAGG TRfA.Ek. oAkFks-
w ten toys afps eiers tnsG cse spe<x hoi-
lsb3. sssElsh<fs, as&sDsf sBG ] faf ssikeE&sa
keoass sad . loser b.ocs. -
tIAkfKD-THREE RsREisEERs THREE
W a-aineEs. 1 cxFfilSe asmnEr , cap nsen
hs8day lpenins a. 81 v ssi Bsldge'ss foorn s 20
lUAkfED = A COMPETENT, sObfk AND
w Industrious man 90 est taes; IN o.if msfsct
Asaress Me- Atehi1an Lgsabef Co Meodsiile,
Ma "a
YVAAtFD ExPpkigScsD sTAIsEEs AT
W flr,i fssf,is,st ~. ~
NJ AATED-MALE NURSE FOR HOSPITAL
w work Iaxlss bs siF3ag and ssll- Apply 70
K IL Sgesens, - Aozrosst. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

Help HdHfed--ff"utc
vuASTYD-BY MRS W ID. TALfORD. A
w competent girl 70 do genera hoasesors.
Coll in forenoon. .SS T. falton-sf, ~
VASTED- SKIRT FINIEHER AT ROOM sa
W LedyaTd block Mr.. EyerGs- %
yUANTED-A sOoD GIRL fok GENERAL
w bousewors. IA cooking expected Apply a,
l2s south Difislon-st. ~
yUANTED-A GOoD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply al lao south Union 81
corner Cherry. -
VVANfkD = A COMPETENT WOMAN 10
W take care of children also seeoad eifl.
Apply al No. CO Moth LsiAyette-st. Az
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

yVANTED--TO RENT BY APRIL . OR MAY I,
w want 10 rent house OF or : rooms. must
not be too far from hlsiness censse ar eise near
street car line; ony 2 in family. chance 70 Sc
cure good tenant. Address \. NJ, box :. this
office. 7otf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19
HI~ !. &C. ss' CURED

RS tssng E1ed's Sarszrarsl3A -ates. -
re renarksbIs cares Il h1s accomplished.
Ass erovea itseR 80 be q potent and peculiar
unessl.nne for th.s d3se1se. n you suffer from
srrafsia. try Eee<rs ssrsepaFEla
Every Spvsae ny vie sa1 raaozez hsvs
Aees trausses Es<a serefsia. So sztls bey.
shgse ye4rs elsI Aeias a terrssis sa&erer.
Lzsf sRzsAz hs as saa naSs ef ~eres fFsn
kesf - fee4 HFesl sook He'd sarszpzFszsS.
2aA al haxa sesa sured II tee serefaha Ny
n..fe tcv e eatire'Y free iF1a ssses. sna 81
s,ss- * ~ eAssaFea Baek s<sxAs ssd h>sifav.-
" p AFsxsToS- F.~s>x cxrs. y
Hood's SarsapariIia
sd - a aruzSssss - as1 ~ =. P-~p<r>asssv
~ c aeon = 90, xssss>usrsss Ess~sA kz<>
100 posee One oesiss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

Two mstineet Wednesday and SATURDAY
Hsi1ee Priccs, "a i5 and - cus
Evening Admission-itc, ~. Ssc-ABd No Highef.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-19

De Roas-Just wait at the crossing q
minHts. its rsgulsr feast ot the pass
over. Delightful walking just muddy
enough.
he Blsss-Ay dear fsllow. did il ever
STRIKE y0u what an excellent mathematician
you would make You re so wonderfully
quick a. hgures.- Tolga Topics.
Evening journal., 1888-07-16

q general way they have looked upon
the North as a popuious section
abounding IN wealth, where they we're
cure to find a ready sale at resnunera-
tive prices K they couid only get their
goods seasonahly to market. But
when they realize that very large
proportion of the customers for their
produoe are the fa,aifies - men who
are earning high wages in manufac
turing or mechanical employments,
and that were their wages to be re-
duced to the European standard they
would be unable to purchase any but
the most necessary articles OF food,
they will then understand that pro-
lection is as vital to them as il ia to
their Northern customers. Now,
what is protection? Congressman
Reed of Maine, in his speech against
the Mills bill, said: ''It is founded
upon the doctrine that great nation
like ours, having all varieties Of cli-
ma te and soil, will be richer, more in
dependent and moro thrifty, and that
its people will be better fitted to enjoy
the ct mforta and luxuries Of peace,
and better situated to endure the cal
amities Of war, il it's own people sup
ply its own wants" The whole pur
pose OF protection Is set forth in that
sentence. The dependence Of truck
farming upon the prosperity Of the
manufacturing interests is but one il
lustration OF this universal truth.
Evening journal., 1888-07-16
PER RAMBULATORS
A BABY'S BEST FRIEND,
HEALTHFUL- COMFORTABLE
FACTS NCONTROViRTIDIE.

We control the sale for this
market of the make of Baby
Coaches we handle.
Other dealers have tried to
purchase them, but have failed.
A sure pointer to the superb
ority of the goods we sell.
Thefinest assortment shown
in this city.
We carry a large duplicate
stock and can deliver goods
promptly.
ALI of our Coaches are fur
nished with full sets Of best
quality nickled steel springs,
5 shaped. The handle is car
ried under body to front axle
and is securely braced at back.
All Coaches from $1,000
upwards are furnished with
best quality, hand made,
shaved spoke wheels, which
warrants US in claiming for
our Coaches the best gearing
Of a1y shown in this city.
Evening journal., 1888-07-16

fessor Of practical. civil and military en-
ginccring at the academy.
When the war broke out in 1861 Casey
was in the west, and was not ordered
to the east until the engineer corps
was SO depleted Of officers that
no more were allowed to accept
positions in the volunteers. This kept
him at engineer duty during the whole
war He was on special duty at the at
tack on Fort Fisher in 1864. and for serv-
ices on that occasion was brevetted, and
received the brcvet Of colonel and lieuten-
ant colonel for faithful service during the
civil war For ten years from 1867 to
1871 he was In charge of the division Of
Notifications in the engineer department
at Washington and was then placed in
charge Of public buildings. Under his
supervision several important structures
were reared. In 1868 he was sent to Eu-
rope to examine the torpedo system Of
foreign nations. Ten years later he
undertook the completion Of the Wash
ington monument. which he effected in
1884 Two years ago he was made presi-
dent Of the board Of engineers az New
York
Evening journal., 1888-07-16

REv. FRANCIS JANssKE. .,,ain.d fror, that
time until May. 1881. each year becoming
moro and more beloved by the Catholic
community. lie was administrator Of
tho diocese Of Richmond from 1877 to
1878, and was senior priest under the
successive administrations Of Bishops
McGin, Gibbons and Kean. by the last
named he was appointed vicar general OF
the diocese.
Before leaving Richmond. at tho re-
quest OF his parishioners, the Rev. JAMS
sen was there confirmed rs bishop by
Archbishop now CardinaD Gibbons, Of
Baltimore. and his many friends and adj
mirers presented him before leaving Rich
mond with purse OF $4,000. Bishop
Jansen succeeded Bishop Elder as tho
head OF the diocese Of Mississippi. April,
1881 During his incumbency Of the
bshOprie he has placed the diocese in
first class condition, and has made thou
sands Of friends outside tho faith as we'll
as ia it. Bishop Janssen is spiritual di-
rector Of the Supreme Lodge of Catholic
Knights Of America and is held in high
esteem by all prelates Of his church. The
province OF New Orleans embraces the
dioceses Of New Orleans, Galveston, Little
Rock. Mobile Natchez. Natehitoches, San
Antonio and Brownsville. seven bishops
and an administrator
Evening journal., 1888-07-16
TnIra INC HnrIn.

The New York Press tariff talk
to day is taken from a memorial of the
Saginaw Board of Trade to Congress
Ii will be found Of interest to all those
who are Interested in the production
of salt in this country. II is the pro
test Of one OF the 80 industries tn
President is trying to destroy. IL is
the cry for help OF one of the 80 VIC
Tins that Grover Cleveland is attack
ing with the assassin's knife:
Salt is an article Of prime neces
atty. II is therefore contrary 10 the
spirit Of aiional safety and independ-
ence to invite England and her de-
psndencies TO make our country .
dumping ground for surplus salt.
breaking down the home manufaclur,
and causing us to look abroad for oul
main supply.
"The men or the South, who during
the late war dug up the dirt fl ors Of
smokehouses to extract the salt there
from, know what it is to have de-
pended on this same foreign supply.
yet to-day one-third Of the salt CON
sumed in this country is of foreigr
manufacture. Liverpool salt is mined
under a scale Of wages not quite one
half that paid in the salt works Of
Michigan. II is shipped to this coun
Try as ballast, or a nominal freight
and distributed from the seaboard int,
the interior to points where the in
creasing freight rates compel it Il
yield the field to the American product
"While England has ceased to be {
fighting nation in a military sense sh'
still fights the war of Commercial
domination with a vigor peculiarly
her own.
LET the 10 cents per 100 pounds
now paid as duiy be expended in pay
ing additional freight, and she car
h)od with foreign salt the markets o
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis anG
Kansas City, and will not rest unit
the ruin she has worked with the salt
makers Of Louisiana andWest Virgins
comes to those OF New York, Ohi'
and Michigan, and they find them
selves, like their brothers near the sea
board, victims Of the need and gree
OF England.
"The developement and independ
ence of the salt industry has been i
the past, and should be now, a matte
Of national concern.
"At present prices the entire cost t
the American people for the salt the,
annually consume is but eight cent
, per capita, or less than one eleventh 9
the tariff tax OF SO cents which the
, pay on su ar alone.
"What Is there in this record, ur
. PARALLEL in the annals of American il
/ dustry, which. includes the develop
t ment Of a great national resource, al
) the cheapening Of life necessity
one third of its former price, TO justif
r Congress IN cut ing off the marke
which we are ready to SUPPLY"
Evening journal., 1888-07-16
NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.

Lulxcwsrm Georgetown Denocrats.
Sussex Journal.
Are Georgetown Democrats indif9orentt to
tha Importance OF tho approaching contestf
are they careless OF what the people think
Of the grand principles involved and the
great interests at the stakes Is ID nothing
that for once there Is a wide distinction be
tween the party platformsl Do they i'm.
agine that the tariff is a tri6ing questio"
DO they think that the general effect will
be the same whether taxes are high or low
whether expenditures are great or small
whether extravagance or economy prevails
Ia the government We know that
they think right and feel right
on oil these questions and We,
therefore. wonder why they have
not organmed q campaign club in the coun-
ty seat before this. The people of the coun-
try are doing their own voting to greater
extent than over before, and it is
Important that the party that
represents the popular eide of this great
question should leave nothing undone that
will present things In their true light. A
campaign club in Georgetown could b'
made the means OF the distribution OF g
vast amount OF csmpsisn material, ane
thus heccme powerful factor 10 the strug
gle for revenue reform. In campaigr
where personalities are overshado@ed bl
prime D ca such clubs exert extraordlnarl
ibtinence
Evening journal., 1888-07-16
weII-knoxn.Persons.

Edwin Booth is at Narrsgansett Pier.
William L. Scott Of Erie. Pa. is at Long
Branch.
Mrs.. Lester wallacl is a sister Of Sir
John Millais.
Nine. Nrsson's farewell in London
brought $4,000.
Mrs Cleveland always drinks an appolli
naris lemonade before retiring.
Nellie Grants husband Is very rich now
through his brothers death.
Mrs. Delphine Baker is about to establish
a Christian newspaper in Jerusalem.
Sydney Howard Gay was buried in the
spot Of earth above which he was born.
Samuel Randall was intending to visit
Europe for his health on the adjournment
OF Congress, bus his severe illness may now
prevent it.
Edward George Washington Butler OF
St Louis is the Oldest living graduate OF
West Point He was graduated in 1918
He remained in the army until 1SA7, whom
no resigned.
William HeffernAn. president OF the State
Catholic Total Abstinence Society Of Indi-
ana aud an active member of the Ancient
Order OF Hlbernians, q lifelong Democrat,
has come out for Harrison.
London gossip has It that she Dowager
Duchess oi Marlborough has taken greal
fancy TO her new daughter-iu.law and will
probably go TO Homburg for a few days
with the newly married couple about the
1st OF August.
'.For these and numerous other reasons
which will be presented from week e
week, this paper will work for the election
or Harrison and Morton, " saws the veteran
editor Of the Fort Dodge, Ia, Times, re-
Gently Democratic
Rev A. L. Hunt. pastor Of the Ame
Methodist Episcopal Church in lows, send
she Christian Advocate OF New York al
account az the death OF Mrs Mary Ben
jamin. which occurred May 20. lsss. Mrs
Beniamin was daughter OF Captaii
Christopher r Perry, an officer OF e.
Revolutionary War, and was born Apii
II, l67s, In Sussex county, Del She wa
therefore at the time OF her death in he
l2lst year.
1t is announced that Maurice F. Eagan
who has for several years been associates
with the late James II. McMaster in th
editorial management Of the Catholi
/ organ, the Freeman's Journal. and OF hi
, death succeeded him as editor in-chief,
about to sever his competition with tha
paper. he has been advised to take res
from journalism. and will accept the chai
Of English literature at the University Q
Notre Dame at the opening OF the scholasti
] tsFFn n Sentemher Ii il aiso rumore
! that Mr.. MchaBter's son WIN sell the paps.