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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-29
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Ex.state Senator Emery promised that
in the speech he was going to deliver at
Bradford he would mako such conclusive
proof oil his charges against Delamater,
Republican nominee for Governor, that
no reasonable mau would ask anything
more. lie had the material and he
would submit 1t 10 the candid judge
ment OF the voters OF the State.
Mr.. Emery has made his speech.
Those who heard him must have listen.
ed in Amusement. Instead OF giving his
assertions the support OF the names OF
men, he had his gun loaded with wads
OF hearsay purporting to como from Mr..
Y. and Mr.. Y. 1.-THE evidence OF these
unnamed persons was worth laying be-
fore The public it was worth while At the
same time to tell who the witnesses
were.
Mr.. Enery's speech will be a decided
relief 10 those Republicans who feared
he might be able to do their nominee
some damage. A police magistrate
would no. hold anybody to answer on
such ilimBy testimony. Ills speech will
not gain q vote for the Democratic nomi'
nee. 1t will be Of positive assistance tc
Nj. Deiamater.
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with local applications, MS they cannot
reach the sent Of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you have TO take inter.
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catatfh Cure 10 no quack medicine. IL
was prescribed by one OF tho best physi.
Clans in this country for years, and is n
regular prescription. 1. is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination OF the two ingredients ia
what produces such wonderful results in
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
+. J; CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75c. DAw
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BELl.AIRB.
All Sorts of Local news INT Gossip from

\ ! Va aAN''Nh @'N'
the Glas. CITY.
Mr!Kulp, Of Gravel lIIll, will move to Jean
nette, Ia.
The Union Netcfnn Legion met ycsictuh! NJ
tCrHO0n aud elected officers.
The potato crop hereAbOuts IL better ihAh ~
frat thought. so the Bf6Wefb say
Servant Urls arc n very kCitCo article In bell'
Alre, aud almost impossible 10 mud.
Pew, wiz, Of the German church, iSll attend
nnte Ut the Central Synod, ut Cincinnati
ThIrty.iour new names were added to the
sch0Li rolls the past week, making tue RFaHd
total Of l,ClS.
The new stove foundry has already begun 10
make some large shlpInents oil stoves, MI Vi 'cF!
pretty dcsIgni'
Tho Young gCycis hoy was fined so aud given
| fftccu days Ia ItH b. the Mayor lust week lOr
stealing MI umbrella.
Nts. Elizabeth scanlon, aged e!ghty'se seven
years, highly esteemed lady, died ~ tue nome
u her daughter Saturday.
Yesterday was ,omrerauco dsy at the South
BellaIfc n. Y. Church. IN interesting pro-
grAmme was well rendered.
Adruukcn man while climbing into a boxtGr
Saturday evening, came very near to losing Ills
life by II passing Z. Il I. engine.
Tho Turner's me, yesterday mud completed mr.
engagements for the attendance In u body NJ Tue
Wheeling German Day festivities.
The Mercantile Club, Of Wheeling, is coming
70 lellalro on October : In u body, TO take part
In this Mercantile Club banquet ~ the Globe
hotel.
A painter named william Nelson was tined
go aud costs aud given fifteen days OF lhn MI
Uy the aiayOr saturday for drunkenness ard DIS
orderly conduct.
q. l.. Morenu's livery stable Office was visited
by thieves Friday night. The rash drhYer wa
carried of with about SO. The drawer was
afterwards t0HHa.
An old gentleman has received fourteen love
letter. the past week through his pOstOillre box,
81, oil account Of the wrUrg directions given
by u young man advertising Tor II wife.
Theodore Nell, II prominent farmer and fancy
stock and iEnlI raiser, went 10 Wheeling IIOi
long sIuce, hOughtn barrel OF sugar, came nome
aud made the biggest part OF his crop Of grapes
Into Jelly, having three barrels OF It.
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The excitement caused by this inhu
man monster is scarcely equaled By
that produced by the great discovery Of
Dr.. Miles-the Restorative Nervine. Il
speedily cures nervous prosiration,
change OF life, pain, dullness and confu.
sion in head, fits, sleeplessness. the
blues, neuralgia. palpita,ion, monthly
pains. etc. Mr. John S. Wolf, druggist,
OF Hillsdale, Mich; Talbot and Moss,
OF Greensburg, Ind, and 4. W. Black
burn, OF Wooster, O., say that "The
Nervlne sells better than anything We
ever sold, and gives universal satisiac-
iion." DR.. Miles new illustrated treat
Use on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. MWF&W-t
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Without any working up the r~atitica-
,tion meeting of Saturday night vas in
every way n sucsess. There was a fine
attendance, the spirit was the best and
the speeches went straight to the mark.
These informal meetings do good, and
the Central Republican Club is OH the
right track in holding them.
There is ample local talent TO keep
the ball a.rosling. 1t is not necessary to
hunt for orators. There are plain men
enough in Wheeling who know by ex-
porience the difference between Protec-
ton and Free Trade, and IN ounce OF
their experience 10 worth 4 pound OF
oratory. Plain talks are better than Or
namental speeCtea.
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There may not be IN overwhelmin!
sentiment in Canada in favor OF annexa
ton 10 the United States, but none thu
less there is q strong sentiment, appar
emily growing. Tho Quebec Telegraph
in a vigorous article on the subject, says;
''Trade is what we want, not twaddle
about LOYALTY to the CROWN" There
can he no two readings Of this.
II our friends in Canada desire to come
in let them make application in due
form for membership, and their re.
quest will be taken under consideration.
II the thing ome about naturally, it
may be well for ell concerned. But this
country is not SO hungry for moro terri
tory that she will fight for it.
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The Republican convention at Wal.
ton. Roane county, on Thursday, Sep
tember %, was, in common vernaculsr
n bowling SUCCESS. Z. II. Finn, editor
Of the Roane Record, was elected chair
man and Josiah Hughes, secretary,
There were five or six hundred Rcpub
licans in attendance, full OF enthusiasm
and confident OF success.
The Republicans OF Roane and Clay
counties, composing the 9Th Delegate
district, alao met and nominated J.. +
Mcmillan, Of Roane, aud "Delp Upton,
Of Clay, for the Legislature. The con
v~ention was treated to an eloquent ad'
dress in the forenoon by Hon. George
Wather.
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MARTINS FERRY.
u Former Citizen In u Mexican Prison
All Sorts of Local News.

~ IOILleT tltiStu III htcAtt1th Aiiboh
al Sorts of Local News.
In the Lash Watch Club No. Q. Saturday night,
ticket three drew the watch. :"
Mis- Anna L. fest. OF New York, Is visiting
her ifieGd, Miss Emily WaFwooa.
The new racing reel OF the Independent Hose
Company has arrived and Is II beauty.
The Fern Leaf Dramatic club will play "Eor.
derland" a. Warrington, Ia, shortly.
Newton Talbot had his hand badly cut while
at work TT the .EtttH MILL on Saturday.
OLA Gilmore, of Shiloh. o.. has succeeded
Edwards. llGughtOn as freight c.erl III the e.,
LIZ ". depot.
Mr.. Thomas. D. ElmunlS, boss OF the boiling
department at the .Elna mil, had his foot
crushed on Friday.
Mrs. Capt. ". II. Smith entertained Il party Of
iiituhs very pleasantly on Saturday afternoon
and the Alsscs Boyd IN the evening.
The Germans met q. i!aenncrchOr Hall ycsteT
day 1T 2%O'cluck and made arrangements 10 ut
tend the celebration In Wheeling, OctobcrG &.
The funerals OF Peter Penang aud Elmer Dor.
scy yesterday afternoon, also that Of Misa Mary
Butrls Oh saturday afternoon, were largely At
tended.
Three services were held In the German Luth'
Gran cburch yesterday, Harvest Home ia the
morning and Missionary meeting afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. Charles Raincy, formerly of Martins Fer
~. Is In trouble in Mexico, and may be the
suhject OF IL dispute between the United otAtes
anu Mexico. While surveying on a rni!r0ad In
Mexico he drew n revolver on some riOtous
McXicIns. for which he was tried aud sentenced
by the Mexican courts 10 two years IN prison,
The matter WIS taken up b. tho State Depart
mcnt NJ Washington. who have advised the
American Minister In Mexico TO secure the re.
lease OF Mr.. RatnCy. Mr.. WI. kainey, OF Cleve'
land, and Miss Saille Raiuey, II SISTER Of the In.
priGuGei man, will leave for Mexico this week
Wharton.
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state of Trade.


t'bAS'itt es
Pig iron is no stronger, consumer
preierrlng to buy for wants only. Stee
rails and billets have been shaded dur,
ing the week. Anthracite coal is to be
advanced in price, and lead and copper
are firm at lnte high figures. Crude pc,
troleum is oil l}c per barrel, and shows
no sign OF attracting renewed attention
at present. Leather ia duller.
Wheat has been easier and ia3c lower,
and ladlan corn is &c off on the week,
Reduced exports and reports Of rather
better yields abroad than had been
counted Oh explain this. Flour is
weaker, but not changed in price. Ex.
ports OF wheat land flour rs wheat az.
gregate l,l55,92l bushels on both coasts
this week.
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure
n return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from IL advertised
druggists Il bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaran.
tecd to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such asconsumption, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free ct Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. |
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If John O.. Peudleton can be induced
to discuss the tariff question with Will
ian p. Hubbard the occasion will be in.
tcresting. Even 4 slaughter can be in
teres,ing. Pendleton must stand by his
party's platform in Wheeling as well Is
in "the interior" and il Hubbard comes
up with him he will have to do this or
take to the woods. Imagine Pendleton
discussing any subject with Hubbard.
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CONGRESSMAN AMOS CCMMfSGs is one
Of the brightest men in the House. He
is Democra: through and through. In
speech in the House against the tariff
bill lie denounced not only the bill but
the principle upon which it is bo!tomed.
He said: "The doctrine CT American
Protection is the most pernicious that
ever permeated tho American people,"
Ii this is true, every American should
vote the Democratic ticket.
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COLONEL ~ftAHMos, Republican nomi-
nee for Congress in tho Second District,
is attending TO the business that has
been placed in his hands. He is making
friends wherever he goes, and he is
doing a lively sight OF getting about.
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ushered in. The fear that the Demo.
cratic party may get the opportunity to
null down that which has been 80
lubcriously built up, makes the ,imid
hesitate 10 80 in. Every time the coun'
Try goes against tho Democratic party
canitAi Is rcassured.
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Mn. HUBBARD wisely characterizes the
questions OF the day rs business ques'
tiona, and 10 the discussion Of these
questions he addresses himself in q plain
buainess.likc way. This is the way in
which tho thinking men OF all parties
like 10 have such questions presented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-29

The Olive Branch has al ways been used
a5 an emblem OF peace and good will.
When the dove returned 20 the ark with
the Olive twig in it's mouti, it brought
Joy aud peace to Noah and his family.
The mission OF "OLIvE Blossom" is 10
carry JOY, peace and health to sui.
fering women.
Sold by G. b. Goetze. ". ". Irwin, W,
Z. Williams, Bowie Broa., Bridgeport,
and ]. W. Darrah, Martins Ferry. pAw.o
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City Tax Notice.
For Sale,

For SALE.
Nos. :?N, 400. GOT, 25CO, cjos and 9SlO Main
1Ol. 2NS, ?J0j, 1901 and 100 Alley b, In all
twelve hous's, each containing four rooms,
n'."rcnt k!tChsu and cellar. Annual rent,
SLIGO.
10 1901 Chspi!ue street. $500.
No. -. U Eoii street, 1900.
Nos. g. and &C rweuiy'thlrd itrcet, 500.
Manufacturing site with Factory building.
No. lGEI Ch.pline street.
No. Is Sixteenth street.
No. lois Chspl!Ie street.
Only four lots lett In James Carrey'E heirs al.
nition. Hccolluch st.cet, a.! $50 each, and one
atSj0o.
Lots Un Eei.cl street. fan.
Lots on Warren street 500.
sl.Go0.
40. l6I Fourteenth street, new frame house.
No. 1906 Chapline street. brick house, ground
1 half lot 3SxiS0 feet, s2.lO.
No. lRana lFi seE@atees,h street,
10. 1925 McCollOch street.
10. l21 AcColioUh street.
No. ll2j Eolf street,
40. 2ii5 Main street.
No. 2JO Main street.
70. zoo Main street.
No. GGi2 GfRptine street, 81, TOO,
10. 10 Twelfth street.
No. CO North Front street.
Lot No. |, North Front street.
Frame hou.e Oh OhiostGeet, near South Huron
street.
Eighteen acsos hillside pasture land, Eighth
waid.
FOR RENT.
Store room and cellar, No. 1921 Main street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 5. Claim Attorney, 1919
siarkct street. / have long experience In
prosecution o. pension claims. Soldiers their
widows and minor hclrs will find 1t 10 their
advantage 10 employ an attorney at homo In
preference TO one In Washington, b C. seq
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TIE new union bridge draws Wheeling
and the Ohio side closer together. The
two sides OF The river are n in interest,
and whatever makes easier the means Of
communication is q benefit TO both.
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The beat salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, c~hilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For eale by Logan Drug Co.
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PERHAPS the defeat Of McAulifIe vii!
induce Col. John L. Sullivan to return
to the ring and make n last bold effort
to elevate its tome. Already he has done
wonders for The stage.
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MARRIED..

F0WLER-NESDuN-At the sc,;dcuce O, the
brides paIents, MIR md Mrs. IT.. Heniou,
No. Us Twenty eighth street. on Thursday
evening, September u, 1890, NJ S O'CLOCK, by
Rev. Lynch. Mr. J. Z. Fowler, OF Wisconsin,
and Nils CARRIE IIESDoS. of this city.
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She who has promised to ask for no
more jswelry this year)-"I wish / were
you for 4 little while" He-"Why, my
dearY" She-"Because then l would
buy my vile 4 pearl necklace"
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t'lnsr thing you know the Democrats
OF the First district will be regrettlDg
tina. they did not nominate somebody
for Congress.
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Beecher, SehenCk & Benedict,
GENERAL MANAGERS.
Equltab o Building. l2o Broadway,
NEW YORK.

Injuries Manufacturers, Merchants, Railway
and other Corporations, N all employers
agains. claims for accidental death or Injury
OF employees when liable for such accidents,
md ii tho event OF no liability ins1res against
claims for liability for accidental death or In.
Jury to the public.
lnsures property owners against loss or dam.
age by reason Of the explosion OF steam boilers
or operations o! ~eaglres, elevators, hoIstways,
and specified machinery, furnishing rigid scIen.
tllc inspections Of zane, with attendant official
certificates.
Issues bond Of Indemnity guaranteeing the
honesty Of clerks and o!hsrs Ia positions OF
trust.
Affords individual accident Insurance under
liberal policies to those In preferred occupa.
tons. Commercial travellers and Others at ex.
ccedingly low rates.
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TIE counties aud towns over the river
make n good showing in tho census re-
turns. Belmont gains 1857, Bellaiie
1876 and Martins Ferry 2,i2S.
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Sick HCnucchc,

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipaIions. 2Sc. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAVE
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counter(eits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap ).
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
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FonrusATmY there Is goodly promise
ola fair Bauer kraut crop here0bouts.
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TIE declining powers OF old age may
DO wonderfully recuperated and sus.
tanned By the daily use Of Hoods
S%arsaparilla. Z
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AMERlCAS LAsoR TO CoSGEEss-Much
obliged for tia! tariff bill.
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WHEELING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1850
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ron Jrpdg or TttE CutsT OF AFPEAls.
hon. y. N. REYNOLDS,
OF Mineral County.
FOE coSGgEts.
Fiat Ektrd-w. +. HUBBARD,
Of Ohio County.
Ecoond Biarid-QE0kGE II. HARMON,
OF Grant County.
Third DhIrid-TllE0lHlLuS GAINES
onsGyri,e County.
fourth Dhthct-GHARLsS D. SMITH,
Of Wood County.
ron CLERK oFTilE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD RoBERTsoN.
ZOE CLEEE or THE CIRCUIT COURT,
s. ]. BRiCE.
yor HOUSE or pELLGATEs.
W. II. llEARNE,
DAEL. &ANwhl.L,
CHARLES ORSISG6TAR,
JOHN CCIAISS.
Election, Tuesday, November 1.
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The Victoria.

"Tho Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
we will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. All vel
come. EDw. L. Rose & Co.
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Wantod.
= CIGAR MAKERS ARE WANTED.
u HENRY WHEELER. SGIi GhApllnc ST., city.
VNANTED-MlNERS

Tho Pittsburgh and Wheeling Coal COMPANY,
At bridgeport and Maynard, are doing ali ~.
plctci u rope hnulaSe at Wheeling Cro,k mine
and IL giving satisfaction, bringing out the coal
rapidlJ, A nnmucr OF men can he put To work
Houses can be had Columbus tcaiu and semi.
monthly pnvs AFRO mahc. NII
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CASH CAPITAL, GULLY PAID UP,)
100000.
OFFICERS,

OFFICERS.
WM. E. MIDGLEY, President
JOHN GILL, Wee President
ROBERT SEWELL, Second Vice Pres't
RICHARD Il. SHELDON, Treasurer
JOHN J.. JACKSON, . Secretary
GEO. II. M0RAND, assistant Secretary
DIRECTORS.
W. II. SPENCE, . Baltimore, I'D.
JAMES A. GARY, Baltimore, Md.
WILLIAM A. FISHER, Baltimore, Nd.
JOHN GILL, Baltimore, Md.
EDWARD AUSTEN, . baltimore, Md.
CHARLES b. FISHER, Baltimore, Nd.
ROBERT SEWELL, Vow York
HENRY d. BEECHER, New York
HENRY ~. SL0CUM, Brook, IN
ARTHUR b. GRAVES, New York
WILLIAM Z. MIDGLEy, New York
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VAN HouTES's CocoA-"Best and Goes
F~arthest." MwSr.3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

HOW TO Do IT.

Mr.. STIcKNEY made some well-con-
sidered remarks before the chamber
of commerce yesterday morning, IN
which he outlined some of the methods
that will have to be adopted in order to
build up an extensive manufacturing
industry in this city. We have no
fault to find with anything Mr.. STICK
NEY said because most OF his views
have been urged in these columns, and
all of our people are III hearty sympa-
thy with his recommendations.
But there is one thing that we wish to
say right here. There has been about
enough of talk on this subject, and it is
now time for action. They have say
ing down in Missouri that stalk is
cheap. but whisky cost money" Al
mostany one can do the wind work in
starting new enterprises, but the enter
prises never take growth until the men
of action take hold of them.
The main thing in inducing capital
lists to engage in manufacturing here is
to give them the assurance that they
will find market for the product of
their factories. Any man with money
will invest it when he has the assur-
ance that he will get good and per-
manent dividend on the investment.
What are we doing in the way of giving
this assurance? Let us see.
Do we patroniZe home industries?
This is an important question in the
discussion of any plan to induce capital
to invest i'm manufacturing plants The
manufacturers who are in butiness here
complain that the local buyers discrim-
mate against them. Only the other
day we heard a cigar manufacturer
complain that he could not sell box of
cigars to local jobber. They bought
from New York and Chicago dealers,
and paid them as much or more than
the home manufacturer asked for goods.
In yesterdays GLOBE complaint was
made that the prOprietors of a public
building now going up IN this city pat
ronized New York firms IN preference te
local firms in the purchase of building
material and steam-heating apparatus
We cite these instances merely to
show that it is useless to talk about
building up new manufacturing indus
tries so long as we fail to patronlZe
those that are already established. We
have got to help each other in this mat
ter. We must stand by home trade if
we expect to build up home industries
And the sooner we realize this fact the
sooner will our industrial development
| begin