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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
Round trip SOLO DAYS,
Excursions to Colorado.

Excursion tickets to Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pueblo nre now on sale at
all coupon ticket offices OF the B. 4 10.
x. X. ut reduced rates, valid for return
journey until October 81. 1890. :. = = :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
A NAP OF 7HE UHlTED STATES,
PLAYING CARDS,
Steannors;

= ~~~~->~~-~---,o>-.~-
ror Cincinnati. Louisville, Nom
phls. St. Louis. New Orleune.
and Intermediate Points,
VIII leave Whar!boat. foot OF Eleventh street
daily Monday excepted, as follows: ~ ~
r.T, Steamer "KEYsI TONE STATE, -
IgsSstt3 Thomas calhoon. Master: ChaIle,
e.sz<Ass1s Knox. Clerk every Tuesday at 7am M
=, IT,. =. Steamer "ANDEs," E. B. Cooner.
Master; Al. J. Blayen, Clerk; every
AEss&Azsis " ednesday att 4. m. Il
t.. !, Steamer "uUDsON,n F, E,I,son
.hHEttk9 Master; Dan LAGER, Clerk: averv
= H-fr1sa Thursday att 6. N. .; -
NJ. n Steamer G. W. BATCHELOR, Gcorpe
lSHA O'SGal, Master: In B. HuntInvtol
-A'''ssaSclcFk; every Friday at a. u. ''N" ~
lIsSi. b, Steamer SCOTIA" John n. PHI.
ssssasst2 lips, Mas:a;; Rob. q. Kerr, CleIt:
: - = every Saturday at IL. N. go
M Steamer "Lt0U!s A, sHERIrY.n
ks@tsY Ed. T. ,&laddy, Master; julie Weh,.
s-.'--AA<s man. Clerk: every Sunday a: a. n,
F!rs,class fare. Wheeling to Cincinu.,, mn
Round trip, $40. Me.ls aud s;atc-roo,, IN.
GUIDED: Tickets transferable, and. good uniil
hsea. For iregh: or passage apply Oh board. or
nnE vRANT RnoTH. Aoaut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

Ex.pnEsIDESr CLEVELAND has "ilop-
ned" on the silver question and will
soon write letter favoring free coinage,
aad explaining his reason for his change
OF mind,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

The B. 4 0. excursion on July 3rd
will give you an elegant opportunity to
take in the fireworks and enjoy the
many other pleasures to be found only
at this. the greatest Of all our seashore
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

WANrED-NURSE-M UST BE
~ competent to take charge OF child. Call at
ms ONCE. ieDO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. 25c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
EXCURSIONS To TIE NORTHWEST.

Reduced Rates vim tho Pennsylvania Limos
toSt. Paul, Mimi,
For the National Educational Associa.
ton meeting. Tickets at one fare for
round trip will be sold July let to III,
good returning until July 10th inclu.
slve, or by special arrangement in St,
Paul return limit can be extended to
September 3Oth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
Spend Your Fourth ut ,l,o Son .,,or.

The B. 4 Q. excursion on the srd Of
July to Atlantic City is the correct
thing. Round trip good 10 days only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
What 1t Docs,

What 1t Docs.
Hoods sarsaparilla
!. Purities the blood.
.. Creates an appetite.
3. Strengthens the nerves.
i. Makes the weak strong.
S. Overcomes that tired feeling.
9. Cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc.
I. luvlGors!es the kidneys and liver.
S. Relieves headache, indigestion, dys.
oepsia. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

HRnE is something from the Bri'i'h
Manufacturer, q London. 1t is only an.
o.her proof that the amount oil the tariii
is not added to the goods.
great many iron works In Russia have com
msncri Inc manufacture Of ploSS since llt
tariiT duties on machinery have ben Increased.
these blows being cheaper (than tlntc pre-
vluusIy lhp0t;ed) begin to compete WIN even
those Of German make.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

DOOL TADLES-WANTED FIVE
4 second hand pool tables. size AXIS. Must
DO cheap. Also two ,cts Of second h.ud ivory
ton, I'd. jc2e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
Atlantic Ci,r r,,,,.,

$40, good 10 days. 80 '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
RErRHESrINa THE rIRx or
Ny MAZE Is
THE WHEELING ISTgLLlGESCEa


Voters should all out this coupon, seal In 4,
envelope, and address,
COMMERCIAL TgAvELHR CONTEST,
1STELIIGESCEA OyYIcg.
Wheeling, W, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

EACH pound OF Ohio Valley Coffee is
part Of useful house ixture-investi.
gate --- -eF'-7e-'-----a-- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
FOR RENT,

=, A MONTH
No. 2H9 Market street, 1 roons and hall.
way new rooms, new paper, both gases ..aI6 co
nhlru lioof. ............... u 90
20. ~ MhsHGt 81. store room and cellar. % 90
40. i!vo Chhp!ino street tshop) ............ s 90
Cwe!llDe hnNse, FIN drore.".""........... 9 %
No. lbs LotT street, 90
JAMES a. HENRY,
2esl Estate Agent. Notary Public, and q. 8.
Claia Attorney, No. 16l2 Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

W1kTpn-Agcn,s to sell the rincss clothes
Hhnl Line; the only llue ever invented
that holds tho clothes without pins nlEiiGct
agents, 10 whom the cxclIiaivo right II given: III
receipt OF 90 teu,s We VIII send a sample line by
mail; also circulars: price list and terms 10
agents: secure your territory NJ once. Address
Street, Worcester, Mass, ..0.... Wls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
stockholdors, Meetlngs,
cTOCKuOLDER'S MEETING.

The annual meeting OF Tho Stockholders Of
tho Elson Glass Company Tor the election Of tvO
directors, and Tor the transaction Of such otter
business M may come before tho meeting, will
10 held nj tho Mcclure llnrSc, Wheeling, ". Va,
Tuesday, July !, nj 10 o'clock II. III.
ChARLkS J. GILL, secretary.
Martins Frrv o Jnnr q, 400 NO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
ESSSESI CURES ScRoFuLA EVEN
GskSAs& IN ITS WORST FORMS,

HAD scRoruLA in 1851, and clcanscd nv
system entirely from II by taking seven
tSIa s o. 5. SIS. have not had any symp-
IONS since. c. ". Wilcox, 80
Spastanburg, sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
Educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly
begin 10th July, 1850, and end 10Th September
Have proved OF signal use.-lst, to students who
design TO pursue their studies ut this or other
Law School: ?nd 70 these who propose 10 read
privately; and I'd, 10 practitioners who have
not had the ADVANTAGE Of systematic instruction
Fo, circular apply It. o. University OF Va ] 10 2
JonN B. MINOR, P:oi, Com. and Stat. Law.
? - ~ ma
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21

There arc 0s
many white soaps,
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack ,....
the peculiar
and remarkable sf
qualities of G
the genuine.
Ask for =.
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
a Warning 60 D.iryn.u.

Professor Henry warns dairymcn and
Others interested in regard TO the aaul-
teratiOn of cow foods by an adrni1fure
Of the cat hulls that come from the cat
meal factories with other grain foods.
aud all ralrned OF under the general
head Of mill feed the purchaser think
ing that because he sc,s the shuck Of the
oai be has the vital substance of Il with
IL. Hoard's DAiryInan c0rnmcnfing on
the above says: As nearly a. we can
ascertain cat brAn-which Is about what
the cat hulls Are-is worth only abou.
two-thirds As much per ton n whca;
bran. IL Is sold from the factories Al
about g. per ton OF course. when mirei
with feed said 20 he worth 81 per ioI
pounds IL IL a swindle Of the buyer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
SCHEDULE C-METALS AND MANU-.
EACTuRES OF

Schedule c. including metals and manufactures
thereot, Is the most complex in the bill contain
ing Ia specifications. OF these 81 increase the
rates and 40 reduce them. There are also many
changes from ad valorem to specific duties and
many provlSos that amo mt of rust or wet
slali he allowed for, as well many changes of
classification in iron and steel all tending 10 op-
crate as increases
Most important among the rovisions these:
ANY ore OF other metal con aiming more than 2
pc OF copper is fairfield extra NC per ID on the
copper. Silver ores heretofore admitted free are
taxed llsc per ID on the lead herein All tin ores
and pig tin, heretofore free, to be taxed &c per
tb after July l, 1893 but if on July l. 1895, the
product OF American mines 81 all not have reached
5000 tons per year this duty shall cease and all
tin md tin ores be free. A ter July l. 1891 all
manufactured articles of tin nd OF sheet iron or
steel coated with tin Commonly called tin
plate'o shall be fairfield IS pc, hut il tie amount
OF tin plate lighter than % los per 100 square feet
tulanufactured) shall not equal one third the
amount imported by July / is97. then after the
list OF October, 1897, tin plates of that weight
snail be admitted free.
There is also final provisi on that ell articles
not herein specifically Provid ID for and composed
wholly or III part of any me al fairfield, whether
partly or wholly nanuf acturjsd, shall ray a duty
OF % pc. Experts differ widely as to the effects
of the metal schedule but all ree that It amounts
TO a considerable advance
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02

Heavy blown glass, blown " III or without n
s noaa not cut or decorated inis ned or unfinished,
45pc. ' " . 'aioreia' ." C.
Unpublished cylinder, crown a nd common win.
9xc w 49, aooVe ~ py 10 inches square, per ID.
80 ;y and crown glass, pol she'd above "a by
" ,n square, per square FOO, zoe, zoe
over 100 lbs per 10, square Zee, shall pay an adj.
aitionai duty on the excess o the sane rates
n iia imposed The above was the old provis-
ton(: PROVIDED, That all OF the above plase glass
%nsn ground, smoothed or OF herwisa osls1.ured'
snail De subject to the same II te of duty as cast
pTnsned piate glass unsivered But no looking
giass pi ites, or plate glass sve red when framed
snaIi pay a less rate OF duty than that imposed
upon similar glass of like descr ption not framed,
frames the rate Of duty applic able tbereta ,be,,
imported separate. CThe old nd iitional duty when
rIaned was % upon the frarles) Cast polished
pla.e elass slvered or unsilve red, and cylinder,
crown or common window 81 ass, when ground.
ooscured, frosted, sanded e iameled beyeled'
eoched, embossed, engraved, ttained coiored or
;es ~ ,se ornamented or decor ated shall be sub
~ 20 duly OF ~ C, ad valo rem. in addition 10
tne rates otherwise chargcable thereon (This
Is new classification, such z ass heretofore be-
ing SUBJECT 70 various dutics.)
Spectacles and eyeglasses 20 II @ as N r.. on
c. IS and 45pc ~
On lenses costing 81 30 p.ar o ,oss raira ,r Laos
ad valorem, 60 pc 45pc
Spectacle and eyeglass Tense. with their edges
ground OF beveied TO tit frames, al yaloreu 90 4
C, 45pc w
STONE
Burr stones manufactured or bound up into
nlnlstonts. al vaorenl, Is pc cope
treeSfone, granite, sandsIo le limestone and
oSher ouidlns or monumental stone, except mar
ot, unmanufact1red or undre Ssed not specially
provided for IN this act. per cubic foot, lie; 81
per ton.
Freestone. granite, sandstone limestone and
other building or monumental stone except mar
sie, not specially provided for in this act, hewn
dressed or polished. ad valorern, 30 p C, s0pc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
Nfallnr xIn--ar.

To make v1nes.ar frvfn apples by the
natural Ilrucg-s Requires ~ lo4si a year.
and often. under unfavorAble conditions.
a still longer time. bot when thus made
u J. ~ much superior for al family yzr-
poses 90 the quickly manufactured rsne-
gzrs that no compzr7sua can he fztr4y
made between then With fnrzDen
vinegar making bcr1ns with the exrly
dropTing - apples in the fan OF lA;-
summer. No u8e variety il considered
better than another. Al arr mined IN
discriminatory for tins purpose. Not
much care a. exercised IN gathering
them from the ground. bz; russen Hprlss
should DO; L. u-,d
The apples are Eruund IN Aly kind q
4 min and the juice eEpr-scd In ths
SINE way a. for cider Il is. however.
better 10 shovel the Js1rnAce into Large
casks or vats and bet IL ~ refnzsn Until
quite sour. when the juiue Will be- more
thoroughly pTs-ss.rd cut This sl3Onld thea
lie put into casksargd remain long enough
Tor the hne particles % T.ofn2ce % ses.ie
20 the bottom and remain a. -ss3irDeul
After tins the sur cider sbOnld he
80 INV III IN
Thee shulld stand where They viii euf
the infncnce q the warm fall wos:hsr.
Until fully made J.; tsrT,.l- remain with
out bunEs. insects being kept cot BY q
cauze covering over the bunghole. On
the adven; of winter the barrels should
20 90 n vinegar house warmed by art.
fetal beat. % II % provision q tia;
kind has ben rnaac sboaid b. lsep; from
severe frcezing in sosne other way and
be brcnght out into the sun again In III.
spring.
The desired acidiiy l. produced sooner
by keeping the Equid IN barrels than In
large czsks or va;s VINEGAR barrels
should be iron hoped and IL kept vel
painted Wbers the jzioe i 20 rich IN
sugar A. 81 b. slow IN turning 90 vine-
gar and remains ~ hard cider insta.d
some dilui.an with water i often nsors.
sary IA hasier the change. The change
TO vinegar may also b. brought about
sooner by running the liquid slowly IN 9
small stream from one barrel 10 another,
by which u i more exposed 20 the a.
mosphe-c than when remaining NJ rsxs
IN a sohd body. Leaching u through
beach dips 90 corncobs that have bsen
saturated with old vinegar or putting q
gallon or two Of old vinegar into oach
barrel are other methods for accomplish.
ing the same purpose.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
a CONVENIENT com caIa.
a risn That WIN ne Especially rss.><
~ Caftlr Iera~rs-

a Pisn That WIN ne Especially rr1.><
~ Cattle r>~d~rs-
An Iowa farmer senf the plan fcr .
corn cr1b. here shown. 90 The Coustsfo-
ton DcrDocrat He believes "a VII be
gTrat belp 30 cattle feeders especially.
and describes !; a. follows.
II. posfs ~; IN the ground. Z :. si~rprr
and tie bolied % Po<ss: 2. supports q
crlb 20 sfike lattice 20. ;. br.or- 90 pro
vent Spreading a; each beat: { 9. >se<
joined into posts 30 support sirpers be-
tween b,nts: 80. feed bore with bozrd,:
6 9. about n foot wide. q; in h-twrsn
supports 80 ~ % side up and let corn
into bores vberryer and wbencvrr
wanted: 5 s. joists 81 edgerise a. sd-
ditional supports II necessary. st ~
any number q bents until the required
length q crib j. obtained. six 90 eight
feet apart. ami Gil In joists and sup
porte between benfs until the rcgutrsd
strength j. obtained 60 hold the corn
and bolt and spike well together;
4. should b. 81 god two inch
stuff wei fitted together ~ a. 20
feed ground fed n necessary 90 70
chop Up the coTn On when not feed-
ing fatiening cattle on FUN fed Tlrcs
feet frum the ground = about the props
height for feed hores for cattle and
thrte fe.f ride. There sbOuld b. NOV
able lattice st different places 10 mako
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
SCHEDULE H-SPiRITS, WINES AND
OTHER BEVERAGES.


Brandy and other spirits manufactured or dis
ullesi from grain other materials and not st,e
cialiy provided los in this al, per proof gallon
s. 80. -
on all compounds or preparations Of which dis
TILED spirits component part Of chief value
not specially provided for in this act there shall
be levied duty not less than that imposed upon
distilled spirits
Cortlials, liquors. arrack, ahsinthe. kirschwas-
Ser, iat;iiia ad other spirituous beverages bit
tiers Of all kinds containing spirits, and not spe-
cially provided for. per proof gallon. s. 50 ~
Bay rum or bay water, whether distilled or
compounded, of first proof and in proportion for
si.5o, 81. fOO'' - -'
WINES
Champagne and all other sparkling wines In
bottles coiitaiDing each not more than one quart
and not more than one pint per dozen, IS s..
Containing not more than one pint each and
more than one-half pint, per dozen. 81. $3.50.
s., sI.a5. '''
In bottles or other. vessels containing more than
one quart each. in addition u s. per bottles
tSs is the present raie) the quantity in ex-
cess Of one quart at the rate Of per gallon 81 80
S22j
Ale, porter and beer. in bottles or jugs, per
gallon, 4dc, 3Sc; but separate or additional
duty shall be assessed on the bottles or tugs
Malt extract fluid in bottles Ut Tugs per gallon
&c, aoc: solid or condensed. ad valoren. ~ p C.
Cherry juice and prune juice. or prune wine
and other fruit jGice, not specially provided for
containing not more than Is d c of alcohol Der
gallon, toe 20 pc.
II containing more than 1spc Of alcohol per
prof gallon, S2.50. ape.
Ginger ale, ginger beer, lemonade, soda water
and other similar waters in plain green or col
ored nodded or pressed glass bottles, containing
each not more than three fourtLs OF a pint per
dozen i3c. % and cope
Containing more than three-fourths OF q pint
each and not more than one and one-haH piuts
per dozen. e5c, 10 and ~ pc.
But no separate or additional duty shall be as
sesssd ON the bottles. II imported Otherwise thar
IN pam green or colonel nodded or pressed glasz
bottles. or IN such bottles containiDg more than
one and one half pints each, so cents per gallon
and in addition thereto, duty shall be collected
on The bottles or other coverings. at the rnfe<
that would be chargeable thereon n imported
em,%y.
All mineral waters Gree under old hw) and
all limitations OF natural mineral waters, and
ali Artificial mineral waters not specially PRO
vided for, in plain green coluIed glass bot
Ties, containing not more than one pint, per dozer
bottles, ltc, 30 p c: If containing more thar
one pint and not more than one quart per dozer
bottles, &c, so p c; but no separate duty shal
be assessed upon the bottles
II imported otherwise than in plain green OF
colOred glass bottles. or II imported ia such bot
ties containing more than one quart, per gallon
2uc, 39pc
And in addition thereto duty shall be collected
upon the bottles or other covering at the SAME
rates that would be charged II imported empty o.
separately
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
SCHEDULE E-SIIGAR

The sugar schedule has Jur provisions: I. All
sugars below No TO- Dutch standard, aud all mo-
lasses are admitted free. 2 All sugars above No.
IL are fairfield Lsc per III nd i-10c extra L i'm
ported from countries which pay a bounty ths
expectation Of such sugars higher than they pay
IZel To impose duties on all sugars. molasSs.s
coffee, tea and hides from ny country which i'm
poses on the products of the United STAGES duties
he may deem unequal and ulreasonsbie' Oh
1ect being to secure reciprocity. 4. 4 bounty is
TO be paid ON sugars pro iuced in the United
states: &c per 10 for sugar testing 50 dogs. or
more, and I34c per 10 sugars below 90 and
above 80. Strict rules laid down for pre-
venting fraud and no bount is TO be paid to any
one producing less than SO lbs All these pro-
visions take effect April = 1891. and spply to all
kinds OF sugar. All machinery for making beet
sugar is admitted free till July /, 1892 But gli-
cose, or grape sugar. is rat ed with confectionery
and fairfield sac per ID. Other confsctioneries
from Il. 10
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02

sc: in packages OF caTScIty exceed.ag 81 ciioic
feet and not exceeding cubic feet, per package
5oc; IN packages OF capacity exceeding cubic
part thereof Zoe: IN buIs. psr thousand n So:
and in addition thereto a duty Of 30 . c ed valo-
rem upon the boxes or barrels containing such
HALF boxes 1sc; boxes sc; other packages 20
? c; bulk, Si5o per thousand Lemons: Hail
boxes lee; boxes sHf: other packages % G.:
bulk, y per thousand Lines: aopc
Raisns, per 10, 2txc, 2c
Fruits. preserved IN their own juices, ad valo-
rem, 30 c, cope
died. per 10. &c, IS pc
NUTS.
FiIherts, shelied, per 10, &C. Sc
Nuts OF all kinds, shelled or unsheued, not spe-
cialiy provided for. per 10, ilSc. &c.
MEAT PRODUCTS.
Bacon and hams. per III. Sc &c.
Beef and pork. per To- sc, ic.
Mutton, IL, 10pc.
Extract OF meat, all not specially provided for
In this act. per Id, Csc, % 4; fluid extract Of
neat Ter To- I5c 20 c: and no separate or add.
tionai duty Shall be collected on such Coverings
unless a such they ara snitable and apparently
designed for use other than in the importation Of
Poultry, live per Id, SC, 30 p C; dressed per 10.
SC. i0pc
Wool grease, Including that known CONNER.
cially as desrss or brown wool grease. per To- Isc
iOpc.
MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS
Cocoa butter or cocoa butterine, per ID, stSc. e
Dendelion root and acoF1rs prepared. and OF her
articles used coffee, substitutes for coffee
not specially provided for. per 10. Iixc, e,
SALT.
Salt In bags, sacks, barrels or other packages,
per 100 lb, l2c, l2c: IN bulk, per 100 lbs SC, Sc
Provided, that imported salt in bond may be used
IN Curing fish taken by vessels licensed TO engage
IN tIa fisheries. and IN curing fish ON the shores
of the navigahle waters of the United States, un
der such regulations the secretary of the treas
ury snail prescribe; and upon proof that the salt
has been used for either of the purposes stated In
this proviso. the duties on the same shall 10 re
mittCd Provided. further, that exporters OF
meats, whether packed or smoked. which have
been cured in the United States with imported
salt, shall upon satisfactory proof under such
regulations as the secretary of the treasury shall
prescribe, that such meats have been cured with
imported salt, have refunded IN them from the
treasury the duties paid the salt used IN
curing such exported meats in amounts not les.
than si0O
Starch. including all preparations from what
ever substance produced lit 10 starch, pei
ID, p, 2c and =is.c
DeNtrinc h,irnt starch, gum substitute or Brit
ish gum, PER To- He, ic.
Spices ground or powdered. not specially pro
vided for, per Ii. &c, D..
Cayenne pepper, unground, per III. 2I4c free
SAGE, per 10. 81, new.
There shall be allowed the imported tif
plaI'. used IN the manufacture Of cans. boxes
packages and all articles Of tinwaro exported
either empty or flied with domestic products /
drawback equal 10 the duty paid on such tn
PLATE less the per csutgIm of such duty, which
shall BE- retained for the use Of the United States
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-02
Arr,rnlrnrr Nate.

Vermont sheep are winning distinction
in foreign lands
A cheese factory in East Otto. y. Y.
claims TO have made the biggest cheese
ever produced in the United States. IL
Is said that 3 coo pounds Of milk were
used in it, manufacture and that its
weight was 1000 pounds.
The New York Experiment station
recommcnds the CrandAll Ourr.nt
- Tse.< s;zI- an e1slrsNiiy new
disease in this country. IL fungus at
lacking wheat beaGs. producinga whitish
covering Of the giumes and preventing
the formation Of the grain beneath. IL
has appeared this year in various sec
tons. notably in Ohio.
California peach pits are being planted
in considerable quantities in the eastern
states.