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Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The cholcesa bsasds Of wlne, liquor and
clears u ths Delaware HeuaA
Meals ct ell hours q The Delaware
House. No SIS Market stssek
Board By the day or week q the Dsla-
ware House. No. 6iS Market street,
The best tintyps made In tho city IL .
Oumuings' gallery. 500 Market street.
Bush French strsss wharf u III
place To buy YOUR coal
Cure your cold fos 10 cts. with Brazil.
ian BALM. 20 doses ~ cts. Regular
sizes Is and 10 cts. Beat remedy fos
colds, Group, catarrh and rheumatism
ever discovered. Over 10000 bottled
sold In this city last year.
One dosen beautiful petite photographs
for 90 csnte At hollsnd's gallery, S07
Market street.
The Wilmington Frels Prose- 10 NOV
ing to day Into the Wilmington Printing
Company's Building, No. 400 ehiplsy
street. We wish our peighbor continued
prosperity is new quarters.
superintendent Harlan thinks the pub
lie schools OF this city should make an
exhibit Of enwork, drawing and the
products OF manual training In the Will
mington Fair next September.
The reception OF the Friendship Firs
Company, which will be held 10 the II
stitute Hall, on Wednesday evening,
April SO. promises to 10 largely attended.
President Harrison issued prociama-
ton on Saturday ordering al settlers Oh
Of the Cherokee "trip.
Mr.. Wilson, Of the Arm Of Wilson 4
Blythe, No. 413 Orange strest, will pay i
liberal reward for the recovery OF bill
pocketbook, with CAS-, which he lost last
Saturday night
A. A. Chapman, Seventh and Orange
streets. wishes TO employ . good man q
work ON farm.
Morris Il. Noes 10 now In Richmond,
Va, preparing for the opening Of . grand
clothing house IN that city at the corner
Of Broad aud Third streets.
y. Wallis Merrihsw will take part in
the great 100. mile race 10 come Oh ct
CrAwfordsville. Ind, on April "a
Harry shsFwin will give . handsome
gold medal to the membsr Of the WILL
mington Base Ball Club who makes the
best batting average during the coming
seaeon.
Father Fsliou will deliver . lecture In
st. Anne's r. q. Church this evening
All are invited.
Astury NJ. X. Church Sunday school
will celebrate its annual missionary an
niversary nsxt Thursday evening.
The Rev. Jacob Todd will invite tn,
Wilmington NJ. E. Conference TO NEE
In Grace NJ. f. Church In 1891. Middle
town Is also An applicant for the bono
Of entertaining the Conference the sam
year.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17


The o. 9. steamer Despssch, oound fos
Norfolk, Win seese.ary isaey ~ Pay
90 BOARD, vent as9oIe On SssI'o. 49,
noon o. oeosr rMns onoss. osrs .S
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on tue Ucspaten un'i ~, snseo
O'Clock yesterday morning, guy ,snso 20
move as, =. IN, - sS mn,,I cSsrss ~ shs
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Frank Grosstuss killed hls step, coiias
shsr~ ri. IN sstrrdsv. Il il
thnusht nj he fcot The child nv the
a.. snS SssisS he, hrn,ns out, drostt.
40 - =, 80 /" .ivs anv rasson 10, ths
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soms mil novn CAUSE. etrat.on was A..
rsstsd And Iodesd n ian Hall an hour
later h va tnken ont and Ivnched bv !
mob.
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Mu,nhv Mn,.n And R,chard HmAs~
we're drunk. Nurpbv and Hurley den
anv knowledge OF the murder
1,n, u,rn. ch,n... i.,,a,vm.r Al
nos,os Cos a AK oo0 mia IN : iott.r,
| isst month, and when be got the money
gave Il to . fellow countrymsu, Lee
| Tighe, to Dc poslt for him. Tighe and
| the money have disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Sheriff Pittman, OF Fulton County,
Pa, Saturday sold the South Peunsyi.
vania Railroad BY virtue Of an execution
is,uei out OF the Common Pleas OF that
county upon . judgment obtained by
Robert McFarlin for damages for right
Of way through McFarlin's land. George
#. Bser, OF Reading, Pa, was the pur-
chaser for the cum Of $500. Other
cases for the dam ages OF right Of the
way were settled BY cash compromises.
The purchase is believed 10 be In the
interest Of the PhiladsIphla and Reading
Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

SAN fRANcIsoo, March l6.-Adviess
70 the Chronicls IRON ApIa, Samoa. ~
port everything quiet on the tslands.
King Malistoa has mot yet formed psr-
mAnsnt Eovernmsnt prefsrrins 70 walt
until the arrival Of the new chief justies
provided for in the Berlin treaty. A
proclamation issusd some t.ae ago ask.
Ing all Samoans to dispsrss 70 their
homes and make fris1ds with ons
another has been generally obey Cd.
Complaints have been made that Wrecks
of the United States men-oE war Trsn.
ton and Vandalia divert the tidal cur.
rent In the harbor from IL natural course
and drive It A. certain periods with great
force against the ehore.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

NOR REST-A SMALL PLACE OF
Il eight acres, ON the Philadelphia
pike, two and half mites from this CITY.
Good hojlsu and stable, two cows and,
farming utensils. Apply 500 Market ST.
mist
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

CHICAGO, March 16.-A wild ea'
occasioned Al z 30 this movnss Y
breaking out OF Ore at tha hous
Good Shepherd, corner Hill ana :
streets. The hallway filled wll i.,,
and the thick clouds rolled W ~
rooms above. In which dass
were sleeping. They wera awa
the smoke, and their Dr.t AZ.
arouse tue sleeping inmstes qu""
the rear wing Of the building II,
Hall clad the eisters ran mo ~ NJ
mitofies whers the Inmates wef'
and raised the alarm. ing '.
wrapped themselves up IS ilN,t' "a
slble and the Sisters led 'lien,
laundry, . comparatively sac p, y. =,
where the girls could escape m ,'Saui
in case the FIRE spreal tii'oas'
building. ,,, IN
Alter the girls had BEEN t' s,..iis
the Sisters gave the alarm ea.p n,
institution. Tho Sisters Wo's Ivan
choked trying to fight the h l.,. nut out
firemen arrived and 9ulekp w.
blaze out.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
Thi. Year

finds Inc not only wei prepared for pres
ent business. but VITA simplest provision
for those persous W are going 10 move
on the 25th OF March and want 10 get
their houses 10 order in the smallest
space Of time after moving. have the
largest aud beet selected stock OF wall
paper in the city, which | am selling AZ
low as the lowest. | also have n large
force OF practical paper hangers. All
work done under my own sutrry,,lon,
Harry d. Holt No. 2l3 Wet second
street. Promptness a spccla feature with
NE.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

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Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Henrietta Jackson and Edward Towns
ley. both colorei, were charged at this
mornings session OF the Municipal Court
with keeping = disorderly house on
Greeley street. The charge against Hen
rletta was afterwards withdraw, and
sho was p aced on the stand rs u witness.
Her testimony. with thA. of Others, show
ed that the defendant had great many
people coming to bis house, who played
music, danced and used profApe Ian
guage until late hour, preventing the
ncYbbors from sleeping. To1rsley was
lined SO aud costs
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

A correspondent writes that a rarty
was held 81 the huuse OF William Rev.
nolds, At Ogleton, White Clay Creek
Hundred. Oh Friday evening, and among
thu so present were Miss Mary Reynolds,
Mics Matte Morris, Mss Mamie Morris,
Miss Ssll!e Leach, Nathan Dayls, lesis
Hall, John Virgins. Frank Hawthorne.
X. Reynolds, Walter Moore, j. 6 ger
and j. Crockett. The musicians, Low.
ever, Jailed to appear, causing no little
disappointment, aud ali felt as II they
could have pulled some ears had their
owners come within their reach.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
Cruelty To n llorse-

Complaint was made yesterday after
noon At police station and aso TO Special
GENT Stout. that man WAS using a
horse cruelty on Delaware avenue, bu;
bsiore an officer could reach the place
the offender had gone. l. is said that
the man who was drunk had a spirited
animal to = twc-keaied carriage, (which
he was driving around the sqnsrs aud
beating In a cruel manner. 1t 10 not
known who he is but the ofllccrs are try
ing to iiud out.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

FREDERICK. Nd, March 16.-David
J. Taylsr, aged about 10 years, . resi-
dent Of Berlin. Frederick county. and an
employs for some time past upon the
construction Of the new Baltimore and
Ohio freight yard at that place. was run
over and Instantly killed BY an eastward
bound train on Friday evening. Taylor
was an industrious young man, and was
highly esteemed In the community in
which be lived.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Mrs. Ruth Kennard. now In her 87th
year, Is visiting her son, VIM. N. keu-
nard, No. 1909 West Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Ksnnard Is In the enjoyment of
quite good health, her mind IL clear and
bright, and excepting slight lamsntss
oecssitned by fall experienced about IS
months ago 10 as active As most ladies'
in our city. Her many friends In our
city, where she pissed many years Of
her life, will doubtless be pleased to hear
that she has been so greatly favored by
Providence.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 22i0 lbs. OF good clean
coal Tor ton, and that 10 what We pro-
pose to give Tor ths year of 1890. Our
coal is under cover and screened, under
our own supervision. Kindllug wood in
large loads. Western oats a speciality,
bsled hay and straw by tbs ton. Yard,
loo Maryland avenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central oilice, 9TH aud King streets.
Telephone 557. Open 10 the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

As Joseph E. Martin determined some
time ago to relnquish the butchering
business. no disposed Of his stalls Nos
40 and so. in the Third street market last
Saturday at public sale. Tho bidding
was spirited, and they were Knocked
down to a man named Leach for 17o5,
subject to an annual rental Of SlS0.
The same gentleman also bought the
refrigerator for 500 and the fixtures Of
tho stall including scalss, weights knives
cleavers etc.. for SIS making q total OF
$500.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Nav ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Louis
lana Lottery Company forwarded 10 tho
Governor oil Louisiana 800, 600, "to be
used to protect the people OF Louisiana
against The humiliation iu couseq uence Of
the threatening condition oil the river"
This money was declined by the Gov
srncr, because It Is on the eve Of tho ses-
sion OF the Legislature, when the renewal
oil or exclusion Of their charter will be
neted upon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Coal and wood, -four aud feed. Lehigh
coal, 5chuylkill coal, Lee coal. All
grades oil spring and winter wheat flour
Minnesota flour, Hungarian -four, Lea's
-four, In barrels or hall barrels. All
pine kindling wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 2240 lbs. to the Tor
guaranteed. Office, yard and warehouse,
Sl7 West Front street. Telephone 500.
12-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

George Cubbage died at his residence
In Newport on Sunday from consump-
tion, IN the SD year oil hi, age. He was
m upright aud honorable mao, and pos
sessei the esteem of his friends aud ac-
qusintances generally. He was also a
member OF Diamond Lodge, No. i6. X. Of
+. He leave, wife aud two children to
mourn his early death. Hi. remAihs
will he Inferred in 81. James cemetery
on Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
Project King Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-Preiect
King, of the Pennsylvania Institution for
Che Instruction of the Blind, who wa5
suspended on Saturday by the Board of
Managers, was arrested yesterday on 9
criminal charge. on q warrant sworn oui
BY Thomas w. Barlow, of the Board oil
Managers, and committed In default Of
ba Ill for trial
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Miss Uilis Acksrstrom, who wAs to
appear At Proctor's Grand Opera House
this and tomorrow evenings, will not
appear, - she u now very sick at her
1otsl, but will positively appear Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. Az persons
holding tiokets may have them ex-
changed for those performances or
money refunded.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The regular meeting Of the Order OF
Railroad Conductors WAS held u, Red
Mems Hall yesterday. Eugene N,ss,ck.
an old conductor ON the p, W. ~ b
Railroad, was introduced AMI Initiated
into the mysteries OF tle order /, yas
decided 10 have an excursion OF The mem.
bers to Richmond Va, and II VIII take
place next sunday.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

ST.. LOUIS, March 16.-Rev. George
Brown, . colored preacher Of more than
ordinary intelligence. is orianizing y
colony Of his RAGS In St. Louis to emf
crate to Africa. In response to questions
to-day, he said he was making splendid
progress with his scheme, but be had moi
been making noise about II. Already
he has, he said, enlisted, ell told, .,
many ~ AGO or 600 people. lie had
written to President Harrison 10 se,
about the transportation, and says tina
he received reply saying the Govern
Tor that purpose, but that he could likely
secure aid from tho American AssociA
ton, Of Washington, which has don,
considerable In the line Of sending freed.
men back to Africa.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

N. Macklem will sell at public sale at
the Western Hotel, Fourth aud Orange
streets. next Friday, all his fixtures, beds
and bedding, tables, chairs, stoves, etc.
On saturday he will sell hiu horses. car
risgss, COW, ch 'ckens, harness, etc. Look
out for particulars tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Professor Carpenter, WHO has amused
large audiences at the Institute Hall dur
log the past week by his wonderful fcAts
of mesnerism, will continue there three
nights longer. The antics of some OF the
sensitive persons put under his influence
are amusing In the extreme.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
DIED.
DIED.
CUBBAGE.-on March Is. 1890, George

DAtD.
CUBBAGE.-On March Is, 1890, George
o. Cubbagc, in his SD year.
Relatives and friends, also Diamond
Lodge, No. 10, X. OF r., are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence,
at Newport, Del, on Wednesday after.
noon, ut O'Clock. services Mt Newport
NJ. Il. Church. lnterment at st. James
Cemetery, without further notice. Mil
ford papers pleaso copy.
TAYLOR.--on March 18th, Jeffery Tay-
Tor, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
| residence OF his son, Thomas Taylor,
1871 Gilptn avenue, on Monday after
| noon, to leave the house ut $50 O'Clock.
Services at Mt. salem Church. at . y. m.
wALLACE.-On March II, 1890. Matte
H., daughter OF WINS and Ellen u.
Wallace, in her 9th year.
Funeral private. from hor parents
| residence, southwest corner Of Third
and Harrison streets, on Wednesday, the
10Th inst, at o'clock u. IN. lnterinent
| Mt Middletown, Del.
HERRICK.-On March 10, 1890, Geneva,
daughter OF !. Edward and Jennie
| Hcrrick, aged months.
| Funeral from the residence of her par
ents. 4O6 East Fourth street, on Tuesday,
March IL, ut o'clock y. IN.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Albert Belts started to-day for a visit
10 Ricbmond, Va, Of which place he IL .
native. He will also visit Harrison'a
Lardlng, fredericksburg. the Wilder
ness, and other places In the vicinity,
Ard return home by way of Gettysburg,
after the lapse of about two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Merchant taller. No 6l5X Market street.
second floor. A full line OF spring goods
TO select from. Fit aud workmanship
guaranteed ~ No. 6i5l5 Market street
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

There will be closlng-out sale of dry
goods. consisting Of mems, womeu's and
children's underwear, at No. 100 West
S'cond street, Tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock and IN the evening ct 7.30, In lots
to suit dealers. =. T. STROUD.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

A meeting will BE- held at Heptasoph
Hall, No.5lJ NJ ,rket strest, this evening,
for the purp Sc OF organizing another
camp of the Patriotic SoLs oil Ainsrics.
ALI who wish to connect Themselves with
this very excellent order are invite! 10
b. present,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

CHESTER, Pa, March 16.-The trou-
BILE between the striking moulders at the
Eureka Cast Steel Works and their en-
ployers hes been adjusted, and the men
will Ieiurn to work tan rroH morning..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The Grippe is over, but Lung Diseases
are as prevalent as ever. The Balsam
cures every tiue coughs, sore tkroat.
Group. etc. and really prevents consump.
ton, 90 cents aud .. Sold by druggists
depot Fourth su.. King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

David A. Powell, 30s and $50 Ma iison
street, is still ahead on fresh shad. her
ring, goldfish, haddock, lake pike. white
Sab. FOUNDERS, yellow perch and oysters.
Delivered to all psrts OF the city tree OF
CHARGE
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

A fire. broke out in the cutting shop OF
The Tasker Iron Works on Satnrd ay
night about 10 80 O'clock. The flames,
however, were exiting uished before much
DANA was done
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

David NJ. Price oilers to rent two
houses, blacksmith and wheel wright
shops, with two acres of land, on the
foad leading from Union street 10 Green
hank
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The new house at No. 9l5 W. Seventh
sire OF is offered for rent. 1t IL pleasant ,
located and will make 3 comfortable
home. Apply at No 42) Jefferson ST. eet
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Can ba had at lowest prices OF Steward
& Chandler, South Side, or branch
Office, Second AID French. Phone ITO.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

The great preserver Of the eye sight
and cur er Of all diseases aud weakneAs
IS and 80 cents. Fourth and King
streets. A thousand testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
Take Care Of Your Eyes.

Professor Well, No. 305 Market street,
b the only reliable optician In this city,
where you can have your eyes examined
1rss OF chsF4a
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17
mI..Ion In west Wilmington,

Sunday was q high day u i snosa
Mission, West Wilmington n,r,y
Hedgeyille. The Rev. G. W, '" n,,s.
had . meeting going on fof . J CO.,,
In that time he has had s7ve' ain, h
sions. He preached in the noi I'M I'd
First Corinthians, Sd chapter. lib . ID
and tho spirit Of the LORD , -, Al
Eight persons Joined the chat 's'.,,p.lsl
flne little Sunday sshool ana .ns I'D
.. 80 In the afternoon. Al'e, .,.mcpJI
wss dismissed the marriaSe cs .rl Ma
peiormed for Oscar G. e'tS' G 1.a
johnson aud also james T. 1 nrssss
Z. Dougherty, who w.r. /" ~
husband and vile. As "a "a N
preached from Revelation, . az
"a verse, . very interesting . ar III
three persons came forward :. ~, an in'
We believe God takes MIN q, nj, ps
meut to do . great work 10 a '' @g
tho city. We pray that G ION xlth 4
his lnbors and crown Ills paw
Cenl.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

For 100 are still being made al Cum.
mings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

vIcKsDuRe, Mi.s., March 1O.-Thc
break at Pecan Grove, at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon, was estimated by engineer.
on the ground to 10 from 1000 to 200
feet Wide. and rapidly widening. TIL,
levee was Az feet high, and the volume
of water pouring through 1t is fully II
feet deep. All hope of closing tn,
creyAsse has been abandoned until The
water falls.
A United States engineer and large
iorce Of laborers are here to hold til,
leyee, II possible. against further breaks.
| Back water from the break has covered
great many places, aud will sweep owe
one 'ourth OF East Carroll parish. I'll,
greatest portion Of Madison and Tensa
parishes will also BE- overlooked. Engi
neer Thompson 10 the authority for tn
statement that break could not hav,
occurred at auy portion of the levees o
the Fifth District that would have beei
attended with such ser Gus results.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Hepze's, S2I Fast Fourth s,,e
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

the Great Disco''s =, III
San Rosa 10 the ieadih .n.t.ll II
cigars, Wholesale ana , ,.
stsiu's. No. s z. Second s'l
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

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PIERsoN-sHAKEsPEARE.--on the
i3ih instant, near stanton, Delaware,
by Rev. John ID. Blake. William g.
Pierson anu Leila y. Shakespeare.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

Strong Cough Candy at Fsyg uson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

This Is tho place .as,
Great Reduction III ess West ~
at 7. A. Shannon. AN
Daily Republican., 1890-03-17

CAIao, Ills, March l6.-rhe river rose
one-ten h OF foot during tho last "a
hours, now marking As feet three tenths
OH gauge. This is due TO the rise from
the Mississippi river. The Ohio has
fallen sixth tenths of foot at Paducah
during the past "a hours, aud It Ia
thought tue riss here will be very it'll e.
Weather clear and cool.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-31

sartHse 10 ssy cor Democratic ifiepd'
are l~sienias 10 sslerise SECRETARY Blsiae
The ebiei reason iof tbs - that Blsiss ia
,ors neiprociiy with ssaih Aueriesn
sisies a., The rurposs - decreasing trade
vRh tLem. Hs would bot b. 10 favor o.
itec .ssaf siihoat getting something 10
feiais ffou. the eVaDtfsss ihst produce
.sga. Tn. Is osr,siply 20. bad iae.
aud may br adopted b. Congress. bui MIR
Blaine IS just az stforgIyiin favor a pio
isc,ion 50 .he ever wss snd IL orrosed 70
SOY eoufse ,Lsi wpuld tend 10 lessen oar
hone maGaisclures
We oopsuDs 10 the Uai.ed siaits more
than nistiy per Geo, Of our sgricultarsl
products. ,hsbls 70 the protective iariH.
witch has created the cities aud villages
Ia uhich live aud work the millions Of pco
pie y 10 msle a market in those plsevs ~
col orly whes, aud pork bui eyeything
olse that is sstsble. This leaves our farm
era With lees ihsn ten per ceni Of their pro.
ducts. sud the problem 40 far as they are
concerned, IL how TO create = demand
uhich xill sisorb tbs fraction without
damaging ID Ne engaged IN other esllipls
Two ways are proposed. Mr., BIsines way
Is 10 swsp grain aud meat for things that
EoRland, France. Germany aud SPAN
wspt to al, nd Of Mr.. MeKinley's wsy is
10 create industries aud 10 enlarge these
We already have ct home mill there are
people enough employed in them At good
wages TO boy 81 fair prices aud cal all the
farmers have 10 sell. That ibis can be
dope is conclusively shown by the eIper
fence OF the last twenty five years. dnfiBg
which lime we have brought to this ccuu
Try many Of the enterprises and people
that were located elsew here when the Re.
publicans passed the Morrill, tariff bill. and
that II will be done by the Mckinley bill
II that becomes Il law is evident enough
from the commotion which the measure
has stirred up In England, France and
Germany, where they know what the ef-
lee. OF an American tariff is. When the
fears Of the Welch tin plate makers and
the Sheffield cutters and the Belfast linen
wesvers are realized, when their occupa
iions have gone to the United States, when
the people who maks our tin plate, our
knives aud forks and glassware and linen,
cotton and WOODEN goods and all else that
can be made just as we'll here as anywhere
all live 10 the United States and work here
aud do their marketing here, when instead
OF sending two or three hundred millions
OF dollars abroad every year to pay for ar
tlcles that We row import, we keep tie
money at home aud spend it here for the
necessaries and comforts OF life, there will
be no lack OF . home demand for all the
graf, and meat our farmers can raise. AT
any rate II will be time euonRh to go hunt.
iDg 10 the old world for market for farm
products when we have made our home
products what they should be and can cas-.
lily be made.