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Real Estate,
FOR RENT.
POSSESSION tPf,fF, 1.
FOR SALE,

AdcSirable new residence, No. 1927 1acob street
Lot west OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, be.
tween f0rty'third and Forty fonrtn streets.
,, NO. Is! Seventeenth street, house on front.
House on alley. Ground II halfIOt. rIr e.
No. -! seventeenth street. rs, u.t.I .,-
70. 400 National road -.sa5
No. los McCollorh street.
No. 81 North IRON! street. Ground GO by about
100 feet.
Your choice Of lots In Fair Ground property,
Wcllsburg, ". Va. -..-s--'. -
building site OH South Wabash street, $3.50
c0rLer lot OH South Front street. .--l
Only one building site on west side OF McCol.
loGh street p b. 10 feet. .ESlcy property.
Residence. Fulton, ". Va. 49, -
No 1866 Chnpltn0 street.
Nos III and l7i Seventeenth street.
~ Acre Farm at Genn's Run.
Property suitable for hotel on Main street.
No. ll25 Eon street. Ground half lot.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Claim Attorney and No.
tsry Public. No. 1912 Market Street. miro
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MRS. PARTINGTON.
her Perrfc1ftfes. Predicamonts and predi.
ioeuons before mud After lIcr Return. +,
(CHpWi0httd. Al rights re,errSi>

N~Fs''bf-H. TIyIHi TttCTpEb,l
CHAPTER XII.
The President and Governor, by very
"singular coincidence" as Sir Joseph
Porter X. G. B. expressed it, having
named the same day for Thanksgiving,
Mrs. harrington, as shc pondered 1t,
thought she would like to celebrate tho
festival incident by big dinner at the
old homestead, and she and Amanda,
Tho confidential help, put their heads
together, :parasorically speaking, to make
preparations for the event. With con.
siderable intellectual effort invitations
were sent Rivermonth, Hogs Corner,
Rumnoy Marsh. Frogs Run, Ta,tle Vii.
lase, Little Turkey, kidder Swamp, and
places Contagious" emitting none, as
she felt that it was sort OF last appear.
ance and desired a full house.
."Manda," said she, 1--WE must have a
dinner more commensurate Ead iulsome
thnn any We have had for many wears.
Tor feel that very few Thanksgiving
are preserved for me, and would like
TO meet all my friends about the tester.
ing board"
According to Mrs. Par.ipgtoa and
'Manda, for week before tic event.
were up to their elbows in the prepare.
ton OF mince pies, apple pies, squash
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ington to bid hor goodnight and good.
morning, giving her three cheers as they
trotted away into the darkness.
snow, DEAR" said Mrs. Darlington to
Ike, "you must 90 to bead, and in the
morning tell me all your adventurous dis
crepansies, and where you caught your
whiskers, and il there is any danger OF
there striking in.
Ike blessed goodnight, leaving her
hearth state OF thankiulness far greater
than she could have anticipated. l
"The happiness Of an OCCASION" said
Mrs. Partington next day, depends
very much upon how people enjoy them
selves, and certainly I never knew an
occasion where every one was apparent
ly SO perforated with delinquency"
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II couldn't help it," said she, rs she
took her seat; that music was 30 ener.
waiting that could not restrain my ex.
orbitancc."
She famed herself, while the young
prepared for games, over which Mrs.
darlington was installed as umpire, her
seat near tho open door leading to the
kitchen. She WINS fully equal to the no.
sition, and the forfeits she imposed
called for no arbitration
kiss every girl ia tho roo1n!" was tho
energetic edict, and tho way the young
men obeyed 1t showed wonderful conf.
dence in her judgment, some Of them re-
peating the intltction many times. The
fun was at its height when q faint
scream from Hrs. Partington caused n
suspension, and it was discovered TINT
her face was held between two firm
hands, their owners face appearing be.
hind her chair, smiling pleasantly. It
was the good-natured face OF q small
man, with curly hair aud side whiskers,
and WAS evidently a surprise. In vain
we're her efforts to extricate herself,
"Guess who it u.s." came hoarse
whisper to her ear.
The voice, though undistinguishcd,
went to heart where there is no unreal
ment, with love for interpreter.
"Isaac!' she cried, and tainted away.
1t was, indeed, Ike, just returned from
sea, and With him Captain 81, who had
kept in the back ground, and when Mrs.
partington became conscious she bent
on the intruder look OF half doubt
the whiskers, at first preventing identi-
cation.
ts"0h, you imardinate boy" said she,
show could you complicate me by your
obtrusiveness? But I am 80 glad to SEQ
you that can't hold any mostly, and
you are just in time for the conclusive
end OF Thanksgiving; and 81, too, sail
in, as we used to say at sea, and enjoin
the fun"
Never could there have been a hap
pier woman in the world than Mrs.
Darlington as she watched the tricks Of
Ike among the girls, some OF whom
knew him, but it made little odds
whether they did or not, his whiskers
winning him universal favor. These
were source Of great wonder to Mrs.
Partington, who wondered where under
the canister OF heaven he could have got
them"
The sports did not end till the candles
burnt down to the sockets. and some had
to be renewed, but tho spirits OF tho par
Elephants seemed to burn brighter at the
last, and all gathered about Mrs. Part
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NV, YoRK, March 4-petrolcum opcned
MeaS lot spot ct etc, and gave way under sm III
market s then became quiet aud closed Steady nj
SEAc. ApTi! opened firm ut VG11c. hut III once
became weak and declined 10 Sj.c. The marie,
lhen n, reacted and closed steady It sS51c. siocS
co iirtanse; ppeainG ooysc; highest 1Osc; lowest
on. CRY, March H.-pe,rolcum o,erca n,
oec; highes, 9oEc; lowest sS5:c; closed a, s9,Sc;
safes wv barrels: charters ~ IA barrels: Ship
menus 7i,oio barrels; runs 7s,55s barrels, 80 :,
BRADFORD, Pa. March 1i.-Petralcum opcned
at9lHc; highest 901Sc: lowest seo;olosed al $50:
cleasanccs ooS,G0o barrels, -" -
pirJssyaalI. Pa, March 1i.-Petroleum active
Any at. Mess opened 1t 9oc closed at S9]sc; hiyh
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WOOL.

;, rnlLADELrIllA, PA, March 14.-Thc wo u mar.
Ky Wat steady; Pennsylvania and Il est Viz.
B M Ny anu above S!a:Ac; y 3oa38c; medium
;in sasS; coarse 3ihIa2Gc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine X and Xxx oJaSlc;
t,nG;atam quite; coarse Sltza;Gc; fine washed
eS.a,he \ aud Xxx $sl31c; medium washed
some!ng nnd delalnc 39ailc; coarse do d. 35a
S So Canada washed combipg &a3,c: tub washed
cnolce S9a1oe: !nir 37nasc; coarse S?a:jc; medium
aa% ~ combing and delniue :..sa3Gp, coarse
10 10 2ea.'c; Montana l7akac; Territory .l5a2lc.
BOSTON,, March It,-wSooi market demand
GOOD Ee A. better prices; Ohio X 3in3lLc; XX sss
S ISi No. ! &c; Michigan X :91Ic: No. SGG;
No. combing ssaiOc; Ohio iInc deiaiuo a3sss S
Michigan due delnlne S3a3ic; u1Washsi .5a2Sc
~ an one ana!ssF sel9od: territory wool me oGa5s
9c; Oregon iaa2uc: Spring California lsa2Oc;
pul!pd woods. super 3oA35c; OK ira .ala2Sc ioreigp
WOODS htm; Australian 2CaA3c, $3.50
Nsw YORK. March l.-Wool easy and quiet;
S osH aeece Gs59e pulled 21asic; Texas ia
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pair Of chickens, from Sob lot, at
cost; for which she thanked him, but
said she feared they, might be from the
same batch Of "precarious' eggs he had
sold her, and declined. Every one who
camo brought something to add to the
feast, putting 'Manda to her wits end to
know what to do with it, ;SsF
they all arrived and gathered
together, Mrs. Partineton's spectacles
beamed upon them like stars in the
light OF the bright November morning.
~ am glad to see you ALL said she,
sand it is ulument.to my spirits to have
you under this vulnerable roof, go i'm.
pregnable with Joyous fatalities" '&7 #
She could have said no more to assure
welcome; everybody felt at home In an
instant, and such''a clatter ,,of noisy
tongues was never heard, kept up till
dinner was announced. And such a
dinner The oldest inhatitant OF three
towns, who was there, affirmed there
had been none such in those parts for
fifty years. Two long tables fairly
groancd under the weight, and, after
grace by Deacon Polyfrod, which was 10
long that the exordium and amen came
in together at the head Of the table,al fell
to, and such a chatter OF knives and forks
occurred, mingled with pleasant voices
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Ike renamed but few days at the
homestead, and then bidding Mrs. Part.
ington farewell, he walked away to the
Nip and Tuck railway station. Ho turn
ed at the last point Of observation and
saw tho dame waving white cambria
benediction after him, which he return
cd, and then paid attention to a dog W no
was smelling him to see If he was good
To eat - d
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Dry Gaotla,

NEW YORK, March l4..Allhough tho weather
was again unfavhrab!o. business In dry goods
Was OF rathos better report, especially ii first
nnn1s, orders by mail aud transactions on tho
spot belhg more important. There was no partlc
u!atly new features 10 the market .-Tl1s
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. March l4.-Cat,lc-Receipu 1900
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady and
stronger; beeTes 81 S0aj co; steers 81 S0at co.:
stoekcTs and ieeders s. aOa3 20. Hogs-keceip;s
1900 head: shipments 1000 head; mixed And
light 81 loaf 80; heavy 81 Coal S!L; skins 81 5oa
4W: Sheep Receipts 1850 head; shipment,
loo head; market strong; natives s. 5On5 So:
western corn fed 81 was 70; Texans s. 9la5 90:
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March li-Ca..le- Receipt,
i.GSo head; shipments SOS head: market moth.
Receipts $500 head; shipments 1850 heal;
market active; medium anu selected 81 4lAI S.:
common to best Workers 81 .5al IS; nlgs 81 Isl
! -; sheep-Receipt4 5000 head; shipments
NV ~ mead market dull; seven cars on sale no N.
CINCINNATI, O., March lI.-IIoes nc,,rc and
hleaesi common aud hight 50 d0a, 20: nacE.
my and butchers y LOAF 20 receipts 300
heau; hhlpmenS'l ,SiN head. -
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"REMIMBEH, that the payment Of Prizes 10
GUARANTEED BY Fouh NATIONAL RASKs Of New
Orleans, and the Tlckeh arc signed by tho fres
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered righh
arc recognized / II tho highest Courts; therefore.
beware Of Kny limitations OK anonymous
schemes" r.0El. .rg-..-l ..-
ONE DOLLAR Il the price CT tho smslles,
par. OF fraction OF n Tick ct Issued ny psln nny
Drawing. Anything In our nAne offered Tor less
lhnn n Dollar Is n swiudlc Inrl2wstw-
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Or. how can n iair maiden smile and DO gay,
BE lovely and loving and denr,
AS sweet rs a Iosc and as bright as the May
When her liver is all ont Of gear7
She can't. It is impossible. But il
she will only take DR.. pierce's Golden
Medical discovery, it will cleanse and
stimulate her disordered liver, purify
her blood, make her complexion soft
and rosy, her breath wholesome, her
spirits cheerful and her temper sweet.
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All druggists.

Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit and dis.
gust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use DR.. Sage's Catarsh Rem
edy and end 1t, t5-a.@3 .t,
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Health is Wealth

Dr.. Z. C. wEsT's NKEvE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, n guaranteed specific for Hysteria, D!zzi.
& SeIs, s g;
use Of alcoho! or tobacco. Wateinlncss. Mental
Depression, Softening OF the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading TO misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age. Barrcnuess, Loss Of
sperEatorrhGa caused by over.exerton OF the
brain. sclfabuse or over.indulgcrce. Each box
contains one months treatment. 500 a box,
or six boxes Tor s. %, rent BY mali PREPAID on
to cure any case. With each order received by
Us for si1 boxes, accompanied with IS %, We
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund tho money II the treatment docs not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only BY Nc,
LAIN BROTHERS. Druggists. Sole Agents, Nc.
Lain Block. cor. Market aud Twelfth streets,
Wheeling. ", Va. las,. se25TrhsAw II
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Ghe Sntellieentlcy.
onioct So.. no aud ~ Fourteenth stree.
TOUCH OF NATURE,
Aana r. Burnhan IN 81, N,rhoio,


alma r. Bafnhdn IN 81. Nicholas,
little maid upon my kncc
sighs. YEARLY, signs YEARLY;
I'm tired out OF drcssIn' dolls .
Anu having stories rea J." tays shc.
There I, book. III could SEQ, @
ho,ld DO happy, publckpi
My Mamma keeps Il On shelf
but mdfyou cannot have. rays Ghel"
mt here's your old Man OF tho ssa.,
ANA JACK the, Ginhtlr lovingly
. duled tho little maid to soothc.S
-he in'T'stia' oGe," sIyS she, II
X That hlgh.uP one.-ccens 10 ,re
Ing hngs you want Just has to bo
nT9hm n you has Il, g0ti aud thui'I
Ing ihtctcstin' onc!" nays she.
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Metals,

NEW fonK. March l4.-pIg iron dull, Coppts
VS. TgGStSctsd; lake SIZE Lead qu!e. si IS SIX
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money md Stock
IHs Markets. VI SO. ItF

Tho Features OF tho Money md Stock
Markets. iN
NEW YonK, March li,--Monoy on call cary
ranging from 5h to per ccnt, last loan 3,s per
cent. closed offered At 6 per cent. Prime uer.
camille paper b,sa7 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull and steady at u sl,.ai sist. Sales Of stocks
were loi. osg shares. a.a
The stock market to-day was quiet. except tho
ltst hall hours trndlng. and The operations were
gereraiiy confined 10 the professional cicfneht,
resulting Ia small fluctuations aud no material
changc Tor the day outside ola few speclalties.
ln the market this niotni ing the iplucncc OF the
decline OF yesterday afternoon was still upper.
most. md the opening was weak and ievcrls Mt
small fractional conct ssons from last evenings
Ulurcs. There was covering OF shorts In Chicago
Gas, however, which was supplemented by much
tho sninc operations In New England. aud the
weakness Of the dealings received check after
tho afst few mthutes. Tl
III tho afternoon tho Coal stocks were pushed
up, anil n squirt 0i per cent In Reading rcsulted,
though the Improvement was not all held. The
only really weak spot fn The list was TCnncstce
Coal, which In tho early trnltng made Que Of It's
now famous drops, anil alter opening 2 per
cent down ut 5lLs, Il fell away rapidly to &c. The
decline being accomplished per cent at \ time
on tho execution OF numerous stop orders.
Late In tho day bGttcr feeling prevailed. aud
the market Gaally closed dun but firm at about
last nights figures. Tho majority Of the active
stocks arc lower. but the only important loss
was 8 per cent In Tennessee Coal. while Colorado
Coal and Chicago Gas rose per cent.
Railroad bonds less active; sales 81, 10000.
Government aud State bonds dull aud steady.
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THE WEEKLY lNTELLIGENCEI
,onrnsl a GPts'Tiat Sparkling, instructive family
cle a. ~ every line aud suited as Il is Intended
em ,tig'st and improve every member OF tho
family whether III city or country, - " Wv
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Address Registered Letters con-
tati.ing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orlcaus La,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
N TEAlNs--on and after Nov. y. lss9..-Kx.
day excepted. Monday excepted. iSaturdsy
excepted, lsunday only. Saturday only
EAsteru Standard time. ~ IIssI.F .'a| .t..
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mlddllug lie, ~. -. w :, aN'ss''
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AGENTS WANTED.
For Club Rates. or any further information
stating your residence, with State, County,
street and Number. More rapid return mail de.
livery Will DO assured by your enclosing ar en-.
selope bearing your full address,
IMPORTANT.
Address II. A. DAUp1fH,
.'H .aI.r..- ..". New Orleans, La,
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Snail Pill Small B,,.. Small 7ri,s,
The Verdict

OF ALL who have used Ayers Pills
~ for Diliousncss and Liver Conn.,
plant is that they arc tho best ever
made. Being free from any mineral
ingredients, and snsar-coate1, Ayers
Pills arc adapted to all agcs, constitl,-
tons, and climates.
Having used Ayers Pilis for many
years in my practice and family, I feel
justified in recommending them rs an
excellent ca:hariie and liver medicine.
They sustain Nil the claims made for
them."-W. 4. Wcstfall, NJ. D., V. =.
Austin 4 n. W. Il. Il. Co, Burnet, Texas.
ayers Pills keep my stomach and
liver in perfect condition. Five years
ago was afflicted with enlargement OF
tho liver and with q severe form OF dys-
pepSia, most of the time being unable to.
retain any solid food OH my stomach.
finally began TO take Ayers Pills, and
after using only three boxes Of these
magical pellets, was n well man.
Lucins Alexander, Marbieilead, Mass.
II you have Sick Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, or Piles, try
Ayers Pills,
Il. .SGtEt PREPARED ny
Dr.. !. c. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dmgcista and Dealers In Medicine.
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'osDs AND STOCK euorArloSs-cLosED lid.

y. s.as rcg.-........l2ls4 & Mississippi. e0l.
U. :. IL coupons ..-i2.I do prcfcrred....... ~ :
Y. =. ~ rcIm""-lg a1 Oregon lmptycm't 45,hS
U. s. as coupou... lo3t tUrrgon NAv.........l0j
Pacific Is OF 'W.m.lld lOfcg0n Trans......,.. 8Gt
AdRnls Exprcss....l60 Pacific Mhil......... Siss
American Express-llb Pittsburgh.
Canada pacinu..... 72ssi lPullmnn Ia ,nco...ivi
Canada SOUTHERN. 5iL Read ng............. 3y3S
Central Paciilc.... ~ iiock Island ........ vs.
Chesapeake d Ohio 2:Sit5tL. & Saa Fsah... l7si
DO first preferred. GO 49, Paul...,.............. GS
do second prcfd.. 10Y do prcicrred.......llUE
Chi! Bur. & Qulncy.lO7 81, Paul 4 Omaha. 32El
Del & Hudson. .....ffJ 10 preferred, ....., gpt.
Del. Lack 4 Vest. 1885, Tenn, Coal ( Iron.. ASH
Denver & Il. G..... lts!iTcxas raciilc......... 20
Eric. LIZ Union Phciic,..... 63Ll
Fort Wayne lb3 U. s. Express -....... IS
Illinois Central....lll w., eL. i. & P,,,,,,, II
Kansas 4 Tc1ns.... lOl{I DO prcferrcd....... ny
Lake shoEe..........l0G9slW ells.Faryo Ex.".l4D
Louisville 4 Sash.. 81 Western UnIOn, sly
Memphis 4 Chas... 81 AM. Cotton Oil..., n
Michigan Central. % Colorado Coal ....... S5h
Missouri PdctHc... 73js Iron eiivcr.........iS5
Eashyil & ChntL.. 10.l IQulcksilvcr .,.,,,,,, q
New Jersey Ccntal.ll9E do preferred. ....... 3jS
Norfolk & W.prci'd co. autr0. .................
Northern PaClnc... 0..iKIchm'd & ". TT, az |
do prcfcrred..... Atchisou. minimum.
North .ll0GILead Trust..,,,,,,., 49,
DO preferred ...~lil Sugar ,...,, -
New York Central, lOSkl 'I.I'n'
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BY ord tnary letter, containing Money Order
Issued by oil Express Companies, New York tx.
change, Dl vt or Postal Note.
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n UHIV !" ---
By virtue 81 a deed OF trust made to me by
dated The i2th day OF January, 4. 1850, and Tc.
corded IN tho ONCE Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. Ia Deed
Of Trust Book 10. D. iollo y, will oncr for sAc
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FOR RENT.

No. 1901 Main street, 2!nn building, 20 rooms.
Splendid location for small hotel or boarding
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,-TIAlE
~ Table taking effect November 81, 1859.
"a tsenger trelns Will run rs follows-Ccntral
thus t which do not run on Sunday: -
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O. N, 4. DAuPH1N, -. :" : -
Wnnllunloa n q =
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scCond, parcel conveyed 10 benjamin Dean, on
March %, lSS5. and recorded Ia Deed BOOK No,
&c, page a! Of sid land records OF Ohio county.
farm lying between the old road md tho two
forks OF Short Greek. on tho northeast corner OF
tAIl farm, and containing three acres, more or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-13


The Free Irsders and Tariff RelpEm-
en- take great delight in styling Protec-
ton Chinese Wall around tie United
States Hon VIM. Mckinley most
esscsually answered this shameless talk
when he said:
ut b charged that the new tariff
'uIIds . Chinese wall around the United
States. Men who talk like this never
looked into that bill. The duties are
brought down when rot needed 10 make
mp the difference between the price paid
labor In Europe and the United states
Talk about Chinese wall. why, last
year there were imports Of $3.50, 0oo, 900
into the United States. $50. 900, 800
Of which ought to have been
produced here; and II they had been,
there would not have been az Idle
man In this country. Every ton Of steel
that comes into this country displaees
one ton Of steel that ought TO be made
Ia the United States. Every watch ease
that 10 imported displaces Que that
should be produced here; and 10 In
every avenue and line Of production.
This bill does build one kind Of Chinese
wall. We have had to compete ia the
United states with the productions made
by the convict labor Of Europe. These
products have been coming 10 by millions
annually, TO compete with the products
Of the United States. and 80 it has been
provided In this bill thar any product
made by convict labor be forbidden
entry into the ports Of the United States.
And 30, from this time forward, not only
can they keep their eenvicts at home,
but they can keep their eonyicts' labor
at home"
This provision ia alone Of the new tariff
bill, prohibiting absolutely the prodac-
ton Of convict labor Of Europe ought to
win the support Of every mechanic and
laboring man In the land.