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The daily critic., 1890-10-27
ANOTHER EFFECT OF TIE TARIFF BILL
The Consumer Gets It again when He
Buys Lounges.

The Consumer Gets it Again when He
Buys Lounges.
CHICAGO, Oct. GA Herald special
from indianapolis, Ind, says: The
lounge manufacturers Of this city held
a meeting Saturday night and unani-
mously decided that prices should be
Ia sed. II was said that Brussels. vel
VET and other kinds Of esTpetings had
advanced materially Ia price under the
Mckinley bill, as well as other material
that is used in the manufacture OF
lounges, and they could no longer sell
al the Old prices. The trade will be
notified al once Of the advance and the
price list will be reaTTanged at another
meeting
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
\ TASK FOR SHERMAN.

Iu the course Of his speech pt Pitts
burg on last Saturday night SENATOR
SnElNAN, referring To political patron
age, said
ln 1855 the people % the United states
trusted us with their political power.
Now the first power was the power to APP
point oiiicers-to appoint postmasters aud
AN the various officers Of this great Govern
meut of ours, and that the power, Instead
~ being strength 10 any party, is weak
ress % any party, aud upon that basis
Learly all the public men, who fan iu pub
Dc life by The waysidc, fall by the exercise
~ patronage.
Isay 20 Sou now, IL ] had the power,
would not allow a member of Congress 10
recommend any man for Office what
ever. ! would take from Your political
agents an the power that Is invested iu them
~ common custom-not By Law.
No man IN public life probably knows
better the STRENGTH ana weakness of
official patronage than JoHN SHERMAN.
lie has been IN public life Tor forty-two
yeaTs, for In 1S4s he was a delegate N
the National Whig Convention, He
also attended the convention Of 1852 as
a delegate In 1855 be presided over
the first Republican convention held IN
ohio. In the same year he took his
seat in The House Of Reprl sentauyes,
and from that day 10 this he has been a
member Of one branch or the other of
Congress, except when he was SecTe-
tary Of the Treasury from 1871 TO 1881.
nuri"" 80 Secretary be used
the Treasury 10
President He
lch through the
no harsheF term,
his own State
e. He was able
bic following in
,..- roulu eueTe the Republican party,
or what passes as such, Is peculiarly
susceptible 20 the Influences Of patron
sge. But in the North he was not 81
successful Other interests aud in-
fueTees prevailed among the deleg cations
fl0m hat section, aud be was chagri0ed
ly seeing he leader Of bis own dele
CATION nominated in his steal
Accepting senator SHERMAN's opin
ion as b the partisan value Of political
paiTonag &c, how is The power % appoint
tfieers 10 be Withdrawn from politics IF
not upon the lines Of The Civil Service
laW as ID now exists Ofc0urse, this
laW would have 10 1e greatly extended
20 accomplish the purpose Senator
sHEHdAE thinks So essential Iudeei
iI might be necessary 20 devise some
res sHd far reaching plan 10 embrace
the poslmasters, collectors Of customs
aud internal revenue, marsha.s Of
courts aud other officials not u0g To-
Guided IN the Civil Service law.
Feeling The way be does about this
master Senator SHERMAN should use
Lis great powers and influence 10 pro
vide q remedy for what If aH evil, viii
only grow worse and more difficult 0f
solution the longer fl IS allowed 70 exist.
Perhaps better than any man nog iu
public life senator SHEEuAS isquaided
10 solve this difficulty
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
Standard OiI Csmpany's NsW Depot.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j., Oct. 27.-
The Standard Oil Company recently
purchased a large tract of land here
upon which they intend 10 build n
stOTage purposes. oil is 10 be brought
here in tanks 10 be barFeled, and this
city viii be made the shipping depot for
nOTthsrD. southern and western New
Jersey. The capacity Of the works will
be about 5000 barrels per day.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

WAR E FACT TWO WARS, arc imui-
neat Bur you needn't PACK your grip
for Canada % avoid the drafr Osuay
DIeNA Is advancing from lhe 5JuIlu
~ Egypt and Jhe sultan of Vita. Iu
Southeastern Africa backed by The
Arabs pIoposes.t0 make a stand against
the enCToachmeuts Of he Europeans.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
Hoods Sarsaparllla

Is carefully prepared from sarsaparIlla. Dan
deliont Mandrake, Dock, PipsisseBa, Juniper
Berries and other well known and valuable
yegeta bic remedies, BY peculiar eOmbipa-
ton, proportion and process, giving 20 Hood s
Sarsaparilla curative powers not possess a
by other medicines. IL effects remarkable
cures where others fan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

The assessor Of taxes has submitted
t1 the Commissioners a detailed report
Of the amount required 10 lease certain
properties for the use 0f District situated
along the James Creek Canal To south
Washington.
OuH Dollar - baIliHaora aua Eatarn
% an E- a D. Tralus Moaday, ssth
Iuat
Forty ave minute Iaiu6 leave B. g D.
depot 500 aud III a. NJ 200 noon. so
3,l5 ald 4.5Qp. m.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
- IoMEN soNErmEs NoDs-

w,.mzcroz. .c.ooronrn a. 1870.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

Ii THE BErUBLICASs car
Fauia this year it VII be 3
CAMERON has 10 have the
in order 10 b. re elected t0
Bui for that accidental fact
Be badly beaten ana may 1a
our AZ CANI0S OH0, al
Has zpeakiug 20 the Tabera
leEy cracked and 8 panic va
rehied b he GOODNESS 81
BLAua ana Minister PmIP
Khg1is ne tIain be6Eing
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

Established u 1855. Prepares Tor college,
travel and home. The method 5y which ths
mental faculties are educated viii bo found
b tae second edition Of Miss Alksu's pam
phlet On Concentrated Attention" nov
ready. for saie at BEsutaHo's, uui0u square,
Hsa Yolk
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
Hoods Sarsaparllla

Is peculiar 10 The confidence e. gains among
all classes Cl People. where ID IS once used
70 becomes a favurits remedy and is often
adopted as tie standard medicine. DO H1t
Be Induced 10 bus other preparau lns- Re
sure % sgt Hood sazaapaEilla-
s1ld . al druggists. 81 - alr s5. Pra-
pared oHly b c. HOOD 8 co., L1selI. lIssa.
leO Dasss 0ne BoIIaE
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor, 18th aud ID sts- NJ. w..
Embraces Six schools, viz:
school Of Practical Business and Accounts.
school of Preparatory Practical english.
school Of Shorthand aud Typewriting
school OF spencerian Practical Penmanship-
school Of Ne shanical and Architectural
drawing.
school Of Civil Service Training.
Day and Night Sessions. Illustrated Cata
l1gues Tree.
II C. SPENCER. LIB. Principal,
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Yice-Principal.
sga. nj
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

We once heard 3 man complain % feel
ing badly aud wondered shat allied bin.
"a humorous friend silIs Give q doctor y
aud lel lin guess Ir vas q cutting
satire on some d0cturs, Who don't always
1ueas right You need nor guess shat ans
yQg when your food lQl't digest, Hhru
Fuur boaels and stomach are Inactive, ana
aheu yeur head aches every laF aud F0u
are laHglid aBd easily falEuad Iau are
1aigua, aad Dr Piefce's Pleasant Purge
Tive Peilels sin bring sou 0lE au d1hE
emal, sugar coated gasy t0 taae 0l
lIaEglsfs,
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct 2L-A special
cablegram TO the World from Rome
says II Is reported that Cardinal
simeoui, by order Of the Pope, has for
hidden the bishops Of The American
hierarchy to give any official OF overt
approval % the Irish Nationalist cam
paigu Of Messrs Dillon and O'Bden iu
America
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

FRESNO CAL, Oct 27-Joseph l..
Stillmani who shot theatrical Manager
Flske. Was found guilty of murder Iu
The drsl degree Saturday night. ani
sentenced t0 life imprisonment
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

Boarding school for Boys and Young Men.
Prepares for the best coIlsses, scientific
schools or business.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

e. e COOK. A. a., Fh. D.
Head Master,
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

EX President Cleveland passed a quiet
Sunday at The Arlington He saw bat
few friends, aud seems 10 be wholly ab-
sOFbed IN bis law practice. lie appeared
before the Supreme Court 10 day in the
drainage case, aud will probably return
10 New York this evening.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

TUE ENeLIsHWEN who were IN the
city last week condescended to approve
The Capi'4l
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
Hood 5 Sarsaparilla

Bias "s good name at home." such has be-
come It's popularity IN Lowell, Mass where
it Is made that whole ueighborh0ods are
takmE.t ~ The same time. Lowell druggists
sag they sen more Of Hoods sarsaparilla
than 0f AN other sarsap paTilIas or blood puri-
iers. Tbs same success IS extending an
over the country.
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
EDuCATIONAL.

DUTGERrs college PREPARATORY
SCHOOL,
Navy RruUsus5rE N
The daily critic., 1890-10-27
Hoods SarsapariIla

d The best blood urihar before the public.
Il eradicates every impurity aud cures saroE
ula, salt Rheum. Boils. Plmpies, an Humors,
Dyspepsia. Bniousness, Sick Headache, Indi-
Eeston, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and Liver complaints, over
comes that tired feeling, creates an appetite
ANA builds up the system
The daily critic., 1890-10-27

aaAA = HAaA HHEr
cams ulEaaliLaa -raat a IaHt.
hsaial Iraae..c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

THE HorsE FEDERAL ELgcTroSs
BILL RKPoRTED.-TLe Federal cleo.
tons bill reported TO the House Fri.
day ~ Mr. Rowell, al the command
OF the republican caucus, 10 the Hoar
BILL wsth mcdi6ostious suggested ny
-yohnny Dsvcnport, Of New York.
Gbe De.ii6cat:ops ara not important.
They enable 0fty persons 10 Get tho
fedsrai supervisory pssAiaesy in
molten State Odd .is are allswed
- 20. bss shs Federal olsciAis ere 70
tststers In varisD vsSs With the 70.
ting and their reports are % dsseruiss
The result in certsiu contingencies.
There 10 70 be also district canvas.
ting. boaId Of Federal officials 30 cor.
rect imperfect rcturns' and the clerk
OF the House h to place no name on
the list Of elected members unless the
eaovsssing board says It ought tn be
there. The idea is that in the Soash
the canvassisg.b board will sanction
no names Of democrats. With The 70.
suit that ct the meeting Of the House
to organize the northern republicans
will always be in Q majority anil will
let in only so many OF the democr ATTIC
Co'grsssmen ss they may wart.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

FoR THE MANUFACTURES. Non
THE FAnMER.-The Boston Trans
cript republican, Is after Mr. Walker.
the republican representative from
the Worcester (Mass.) congressional
district, with a sharp stick. Itquotes
Mr.. Walker as having said that "the
Mckinley tariff bill will drive the far.
mcrs TO mechanical pursuits and man
uracturing. There are too many far
mers. and the farming business is o.
verdone." The Transcript then adds :
we had supposed all along that the
farmer was the statesman's darling
and the country's JOY, and that the
special purpose Of the tariff make 70
in putting a duty on hides was TO give
the farmers protection by taxing tue
manufacturers. But 1t appears that af'
Tor all the real object was TO protect
the manufac; urers at the expense OF
the farmer; tho method adopted was
a little singular that was all. The
farmer may object 10 being driven
into factories, snd when he does OBJ
jet, the faTmer-not the farmer OF
politics, but the farmer Of farming
ia peculiarly intractab!e.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

A LABOR OF LovE.-A very re-
markable scene was prese ntei in
Richmond, Va, Thursday afternoon,
the occasion being the removal of the
cases containing nj. Mercie's cques.
trian statue Of Gen. II f. Lee from the
depot TO the granite monument which
1t is intended to surmount. The dis
lance was one mile and a.half, and
the removal was mad ton four trucks,
10 which long ropes were attached.
Almost the entire population seemed
anxious TO assist In this labor of love.
Included among shose who assisted In
hauling the o. one were many hundreds
OF RicAmond's noble women. through
whose efforts mainly the statue was
secured. When the statue had been
safely delivered at the b,se of the
monument the enthusiastic crowd cut
portions OF the ropes into small par.
ticles 10 lie preserved ~ mementoes
OF this interesting occasion. The af.
fair attested anew the high esteem in
which the memory Of Lee is held by
the people Of the city which he pro-
lected from the enemy for four long
years with such consumma,e skill
and courage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

A REvEEUE DEFICIT FOR 1891
That stalWart republican paper, the
Philadelphia Press, predicts that "a
deficit for the fiscal year 1891 will be
reported on the eve Of the next pres
idential election" The amount of
that deficit is put by the Press at sevs
enty.two mi lions of dollars. Wheth-
or il be reported or not, the fact ap.
pears to be probable, and so large a
deficiency may easily be made q plea
for Q still further increase Of the tau
III. The passage Of the service pen
sion bill will 90 FAR Of itself to wipe
out the surplus and will make the ags
Rregate amount of pensions 20 be paid
not less than a hundred and City mills
lions OF dollars yearly. 1T We add TO
these the appropriations for subsidies
to steam and sailing ships, for the
real OF assumed improvement OF riv-
srs and barboIs--alWAys carried by
log.rolling- and for the thousand and
one things in which Congress delights
10 squander the money OF the people
II is not difficult TO conceive that We
may not only be brought TO q scheme
OF new taxation, but may be told that
any attempt 10 reduce it in the face
OF the demands upon the treasury
would prevent the government from
meeting ils liabilities. Moreover. thS
fnct that most OF the new appTopria-
tions made by the dominant party ia
Congress are continuous and csnnO
be cut off or cut down by the demo
Gratis, II at the end Of President HSr,
rison's term they should again obtsir
control OF the government shows tina
The repab leans are working on q tx
cd end deeply laid scheme Of polio.
which, Whether they are in or out o
power cannot be disturbed. no on
evpposes FOR instance, tbS, soy pen
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

CoUpoN- CLrPrINo FOR 'FAr.-A
republican OF Detroit has just receiv-
ed from Chairman VI. (. Quay q let.
ter telling bow much the grand old
party needs funds to carry on the Ia.
riff fight. and inclosing o handsome
certificate, with $40 attached, resem.
bling a railroad bond or other like
valuable security. The Detroit man
il asked TO all up the coupons with
full name and address, cut them of
and return them TO us with $40 for
EACH This, it is suggested, will give
him pulp il he ever wants a post.
Office or tariff rate. For "a record
will be kept Mr.. Quay adds, of all
the subscribers. who will be known
as registered contributors to the re-
publican national committee This
.is practical politics. To be regis
tered contributor is necessary quail.
iication for The civil service under the
present regime.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

A Coop OBJEcr Lxsson The
best way OF instructing not only little
children In the mystery Vt things. but
slso plain PEOPLE who cannot dive
into intricacies OF figures, 10 by
means OF objec. lessons. A Chicago
firm dealing in crockery and g,ass.
ware has hit upon this happy thought
20 show their customers what they
may buy the firms wares for under
the present tariff, and what they will
have TO pay for the same wares IN.
der the Mckinley tariff bill II it
should become law. TIE circulars
sent out ty the Gtm eluciiats the
difference by comparisons: For
dint glass tumblers', they say the
price 10 seventy-fi five cents per dozen,
but the Mckinley price will be
81 Is. Decorated china di,ner sets
they now offer at from $50 TO $3.50.
but the Mckinley price, will be
from $40 to $2l5. o hers now
ranging from SO to $500 will go up
to Mckinley price, Of frow Sill to
$l35, and so on through their list
II other dealers we're to follow this
example, and show by similar com
parsons the difference between pres
ent prices aud those that will have to
be charged if the Mckinley bill goes
into operation, they " Juld 6nd a. the
New York Herald points out, that
The duties on cotton and WOODEN ma.
terials are raised all along the line,
but that those goods used by the la.
boring masses are made to pay higher
duties than the more costly goods
used by the rich. rrbe duty on
wool is heavily increased, the duty
on wooden arms 10 doubled, aud the
duty on blankets and wooden stuffs -
doubled, end ON some of the cheaper
qualities, those most used by the
poor, 10 nearly trebled. On some OF
these goods in universal use the du-
ty is run up TO one hundred and FIFTY
per cent. So, too, the cheaper kinds
or carpets have their duty heavily
raised
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
Cur 9rg Goods and dress

department embraces s.d,,.
inns
We
"a fur and tbs.d
bats and caps have both quantity opaLv oud ~
Our Boot and Shoe department. embraces all rapd
ne markets afford and for durability style and finish
they are cheap they good tSey VIZ nobby.
Our clothing department down with poods 20 emit a.
tmes price and quality 90 suit purchaser. ~ '"o
Our Grocery line is full, but ar selling
Dor Queenswaeis of the best and unique paero
complete throughout from the beat
made including Inc of fancy Bohemian EnvI.b snJ
French coors Our hardware depa ia full ncf5dino ,h
leading brands of the best goods call You wish and Iii
be pleased price space will not permit give prices bnt
and stock, will pleased 10 bDy Ali L;nS
country produce taken exchange for goods which the
market price will be allowed We again eord;aIv Dv,
aud goods '1'''o ai 10
Rouney, Oct. IS r . RnRnG0AM O. o..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
The First SIN

Perhsps you are run down, can't elt
can't sleep, caa't thiuk. can't do acy thing
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning. for
you are taking the 6rst step into Nervous
Pros:ratiou You need Nerve Tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will 6nd the eIac
remedy for restori nR your nervous system
to lite normal, healthy condition. Surp ris.
ing results will follow from the use OF this
great Nerve Tonic aud Alternative. Your
appetite returns. good digestion is rest ored
and the Liver and Kidneys resume hsslthy
action. Try bottle Price so cents, at
Williamson 2 OILERS Drug SoII's
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

sions onos given wall be Withdrawn
or that subsidiss 70 oar merchant ms.
rine WIN b stopped ussil The tern for
which The anssal sppropsiasions via
be msde-ffoo ave 90 ses Jsso-Aas
expired By iiDssatiop- ts 10 the eve
dent intention OF the ss,sts repobEs
can leaders to 90 firmly Ex rhiegs that
u the democi as c0ne tseo po0sr ~
gain they viii find themselves boo nd
hand ssd fo0t. 6rsf, BY . rspabfieas
majority In the Senate running through
the next presidential term. and next,
" the necessity Of keeping up the
customs duties to NEE, the exxsoedi.
nary demands fastened upon tho gov.
eramcnt outside Of what may be call
ed ats legitimate expenses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
A CABBAGE HEAD B,LL-Mr

"A CABBAGE HEAD BILL-Mr
Mills drew an interesting picture
Friday in the tariff debate OF the
American former protected by the
new rates on agricultural products,
'staudirg in his cabbage patch and
defying the werid: The would he q
perfectly safe thing for him to do.
Mr.. Mills explained. because the for.
rigner can never get at him over the
proposed tariff wall-tobuy cabbages
We sell only as We buy. As the
Mckinley bill prohibits purchases a
broad, it In effect prohibits also sales
abroad. The farmer ought to know
whether that win benefit him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
The New Discovery.

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trial. IL 10 guaranteed every tim. or IN % {.
refunded. Trial bottle at at williamson
d Cier's,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
Don't Go Off Before you are
Ready.

Particularly on q long urnev Be fully
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Stomach Bit.ers most genial Of appetizsrs.
scclimatiEers and promoters Of digestion
Against sea sickness, malaria, cramps and
eolics begotten OF badly cooked or unwhole.
some food and brackish water, nervousness,
Increased by travel, chronic bilioosness aud
constipation, the Bitten is . sovereign pre-.
Tentiye IL impRris relish for food not al
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such capital thing for the unfortunate dye
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prepared viands aboard ship, on 81 eamboat5.
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gives a quietus also 70 rheumatism kidney
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
He Wash Fabrics

Our Stock has no quail either quantity price We show
everything White Goods from Guod Striped or Checked
Nanseok at st and 10 cents per yard up tue andsome
Lace Stripes and Checks in the Market
Blacks
n
per yard The French ssdnes than
bingham
ana Dress
In kand
dvau
An Also in Smyrna RUGS L. ILOT
n,. vi Cloths and Lnog% Rugs
the NcestI
Chiens
eregur dealers N WV
rontd
hon TO all will sell quick Willis
kprI2 III
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

In parts OF Plumas county, Cali.
[ ornia. snow lies 90 feet deep ON q
level.
High silk hats were worn in Eng,
Ia nd as far back as 1889.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
AZ CAIYERTON YARDs.

Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged as
follOvs: Best Beeves ~ rs . 81 90, those
geneFslly rated FIRST quality, 375 a 81 IS
meiium OF good fair quality IS s. 25,
and ordinary thin steers, Oxen sud Cows
OOaS3 80 per loo lbs.
Uf the Cattle received l52 came from Mary
lsDd, 81 from Virginia 1876 from Illinois,
and 94l from Pennaylvania Total receipts
for the week 1908 head sgainst 1863 last
week, and 1850 head same time last year.
OF the offerings today 500 head we're taken
by Baltimore butchers - BY country deal.
ers, and 20 by Eastern myers Total sales
Tor the week 7i9 head against 832 last
week, and 7l2 bead same week last year
SHEEP AND LANES There is a very large
Offering this week, larger Than Tor 90 me
weeks past aud there is only q moderate De
mand reported 10 auy Of ths Yards The
quality has been Of a very fsir average all
through. We quote clipped Sheep at 2ls5l
cents per 10. gross, few selling 81 either ere
trsme Wool Sheep ila5i cts per ID. gross
= few sEtra 81 cents, aud not many a, si
tber extreme Spring Lambs srs dull al
Ia5i oeuts per 10 gtoS. tbs receipts Of
Sheer and Laubs th's week numbsr t0o2
head