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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-09
A PkAlRiE SONG.
Room, toomi hooml

Boom boomi oooml
The siie prairie chicken Is calling 20 its mate
And stand and listen down by the pasture
i wait and watch aud iis,cn-listen. watch and
wait
Iisten-to the Wild prairie chicken on the hilis
Watch-fcr some one who'll meet me very soon:
Wait--for the coming OF my darling little Kate.
Who promised she would meet me by the pas turc
gate.
Boomi boomi boomi
Once mo,s tho prairie chicken is calling from
so stil:
But why does Kitty lingers she surely knows 1
viii
Listen-to the Wild prairie chicken on the hin.
Watch--for some one who'll meet me very soon,
Wait-for the coming of my darling little Kate
Who's coming soon 20 meet mo down by the
pasture gate
Boom boomi boomi
Again the prairie chicken Is calling 10 its mate
But why does Kitty lingers-;he hour Is grow
ing late.
wait and watch and listen-listen, watch and
wait.
Listen-io tho wild prairie chicken on the hiii;
Wstoh-for some one who'll meet me very soon;
Wait-for the coming OF my darling little Kate
Who's coming now To meet me and TO greet me
at the gate.
Arthur Eugene Van veisan in Good House
keeping.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

CONSEQUENCES OF ignorance Ia no
small part of knowledge st Jerome.
The morning is the time when most
young men forget their rising ambition.
-Binghamton Republican.
1t Is good trial OF mans condi.
ton TO know what he esteems 20 he
himself
The question OF conduct IL in every
case question OF strength between
tempter and tempted.
Nell-Did you enjoy your sleigh ride?
Belle-Not very much, Charlie can't
drive single handed Philadelphia
Press.
Most people" said Sydney Smith.
''are willing TO play the good samari-
tan. but without the oil and the two.
pence"
The woman who wears diamonds
lavishly always seems n vulgar creature
10 the woman who hasn't any diamonds
TO wear. Puck.
Perhaps IL is too much 10 expect
that the man who uses big words
should furnish big ideas along with
them -Somcrville Journal
The pedigree Of honey
Does not concern the bee.
clover, any time 20 him.
Is aristocracy.
Emily Dickinson.
-Hichs.-Do you keep your birth.
days?" Wicka-No; but my wife does
She has kept her thirtieth birthday &c
my knowledge for ton years.-Boston
Transcript
Tive had n good deal of trouble"
said the milkman, confidentially yes"
replied the cook. 1--WE noticed that
even your milk has the blues - Wash.
ington Star
Wise Love-'Love is blind" but nc
can always hear we'll enough 20 be able
20 leave the parIor as soon as the noise
OF heavy foot ON the stats wakes the
echoes Of the night N. Y. Herald
What's your hurry. old
man? Hill (suburban resident) Not
moment 20 spare. n / should miss this
train ] wouldn't get out home in time
enough 20 take the traid coming back
-Bunker-Is IL true that bunker has
separated from his wife? Hnl-Oh.
yes Bunker Have you any idea what
came between them2 HILL under.
stand that u was a homemade shirt
ClOthier and Furnishor
Keep among the hsunts Of men.
Live where many people feel the radius
Of your kindly thought Beauty Is ar
expression Of the Divine goodness Is
viii increase with all who hold
firmly the truth: "He who hath seen
me hath seen the Father Drops OF
Gold.
"a little watchfulncss over ourselves
Will save rs great deal 81 vstchful-
ness over others and will permit the
kindliest Of religions 90 drop her incOn
venieEt and unseemingly talk 81 en-
nifty and strife, cuirasscs ami breast.
plates battles aud determinations To
produce as MUGS happiness as we can,
and % prevent as much niDcry, Il tho
proper aim and end Of true morality
and true religion. Only give things
their right direction there is room, do
but place and train them welL-Epi-
tetus
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FiTz WINS THE FIGHr.

MRhcr shows the white Feather md
Gives Up BEFORE the tInock-Out.
NEw ORLEANS. March 2-Petcr
Moher, the alleged Iliberniau world
bcotcr, will never again Ice heard of ma
possible aspirant for championship
honors.
Bob Fitzsimmons, the champion
middleweight. threw wet blanket on
his bright hopes and fond ideas of
being another John l.. by defeating him
In twelve holly contested rounds Mt
the Olympic club. Wednesday evcn-
ing Not only was the Irishman out
classcd i'm every point OF the game. but
he gave an exhibition that made the
hot blood OF shame rush In the faces OF
his countryman when they witnessed
1t Maher was not knocked out He
was not lying senseless In the ring
when victory pcrchcd on tho banner
of his opponent He was sitting bolt
upright In his corner and in possession
of oil his senses and realized what he
was doing when he gave up the battle.
Maher quit. much 10 the chngrin and
surprise Of tho many admirers who
pinned their faith and their dollars on
him. New Orleans is richer and New
York and Chicago sports nre. with
few exceptions very poor. The
Australian received most OF his back.
ing from Crescent City people, while
there was great lumps OF New York
and Chicago money behind the Irish
man. The fight was remarkable ono
Ina many particulars. The first round
Is possibly without an equal in the his
tory OF pugilism. Both men i'm turn
were within an ace OF being put out in
the opening round.
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WasHfsGrOv. March 5--fu thc paw
appropriation bin just completed no
provision is made for building the new
cruiser authorized by congress seven
Million dollars is appropriated Tor con-
strFrtl0n % ships heretofore author
lzeA which Is 1854 o90 less than tho
department estimate>s and s1oGe 900
Zoe armament % these ships which "a
slo10 600 less than tho estimate Tho
u 10 c0ngress in the second sesslUn. ap-
prco-iated si5Go7. 600 FOR conslruction
Sud armament 81 new ships. 30 thas
tne bill proposes n as-crcass % oeer S.. 81
900. 600 in this respect
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CARA TO GIVE UP.
Ills Father-In-Iaw Has n Conference with
Cen. Stanley.

His Fathsr-In-faw Has n Conference with
Cen. Stanley.
SAN ANToN 10, Tex, March SIT has
now come 20 light that primarily the
mission Of Senior Alexandra Gonzales.
Garza's fathcr-in-law. in visiting this
city, was 20 confer with Gen Stanley.
and under certain conditions arrange
for the surrender OF Cara 20 the mil
itary authorities The matter was
delicately preached 20 the general
through attorneys. but he refused
20 entertain any proposition other
than an unconditional surrender Gen.
Stanley has knowledge that CARA was
seen not more than "A week ago in the vi.
cinity OF Palito Blanco Ranch, and that
he is still hiding In the brush. He is suf-
fering great hardships in his efforts TO
elude the troops, and IL is believed that
should he not be captured soon he will
be forced by want TO come in and sur.
render. Meanwhile the troops will be
kept scouting In the vicinity.
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m HALF a MINUTE

Judge Biodgett. at Chicago. knocks out
the Importers VINO Attack ths Mokin-
Icy Administration Act.
CHIcAGO, March 3.-Judge Blodget
consumed half minute in giving a
legal black eye 10 the importers who
attack the cOnstitutionality Of the Nc.
Kinley administrative act OF 1890 Tho
court listened for four hours 90
weighty legal arguments OF the
attorneys Tor the importers, and
then pcrcmptorily ovcrruled their
motion. The court said he was
very clear In his own mind that IL was
within the province OF congress % pre-.
scribe the terms under which goods
may be imported and that congress bad
picnary power over the subject ~ taxa
tion. - also had power - declare svhas
tne functions 81 the board % appraisers
should be and what power they should
possess. The case will 20 % thc "a.
preme court 81 the United states
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He Lost Her

He had asked her % marry him, and
was waiting impatiently for her an
swer.
"Will You expect me 20 keep house,
she finally asked.
mo, indeed, my love; the servant,
will attend 90 all that
You won't ask me 20 make the
bread. or broil beeistealss2"
Certainly not, my angel; we will
have a cook"
"And will not be compelled "a
pound the washboard?"
"How can you ask such a question:
No, no. no."
"Then cannot marry you. have
been brought up 70 do all those things,
and could not be happy Ia life Of
idlencss."
When he realized what a treasur. he
had lost, he went sadly 70 his luxurious
home, and vowed 70 remain a bachelor
forever. Detroit Free Press
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"Mor a MONoPoLY."
The whisky Trust People VIII Tell tho ~.
:. Supreme Court.

The Whisky Trust People VIII Tell the u.
:. supreme Court.
BosToN. March . Charles a. Prince.
counsel for the defendants in the
whisky trust anses, says. we shall
take our case 20 the q. s. supreme
court The ease will be tried here, 10
be sure hut we SHALL accept no decision
as final that does not come from the
supreme bench. These gentlemen who
have been Indicted arc not running "a
trust Tbey have formed n company.
which has paid for and owns certain
property n d0ea not control the en-
tire output u the product manufaa.
turcd It is not monopoIv Is ha.
not conspircd against competitive in.
tcrosts" Mr. Prince did not believe
the cases would come mp Monday. and
there has been 80 tine % prepare
them
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EVli EToets ~ HypnoiT.n.

W. f"HF March some - here ia
this big lily. Mrs Hatiic White. q pref
~ rrnt ~ woman whose mind rs dr.
ranl9cA b. hiding 90 escape iungiuary
evils Snc has hag two itiie dau-h-
ter-. aged eleven and niur. with ter
A2e0oing 90 N-. Kavaaangn anil
sefne other ueirbhors. N-s White "a "a
victim ~ professional hvpsot af-
"hite says his gife bsiicyss ho s,sst,I-
ea 50 kili ho- ard the obildrsa. ard
i'srs That % $40 ends her aiding place
- hkely 90 e. discovered ehr NIL kiIi
herself and he children brcause sa.-
l+ honest -. Der insans beliof shat 10
intends tD aflI ber
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NOT yer ENDED.
More Tro~bie May Come y. Indianapolis.
Indians.

More Trosbie May Come at Indianapolis.
Indians.
IsDfASAPoTfs. Ind. March B--JudRe
Taylor has acquitted President FrenzeI
Of the street Railway Go. on the charge
OF contempt in falling 90 turn over
property 20 the receiver. The court
also grants the exception TO the re-
ownership. and restores FrcDzel 90 fnIl
possession Of the company's property.
ltrcinssins 20 be seen what the brother
hood will now do. II Frcnzel shonId
relieve the men formerly discharged by
him snd re-employed by the receiver.
another strike may ensue. Neither sido
is prepared 90 say what policy will -
pursued. but meanwhile cars are ruu-
ming.
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MoNrIhH. March t--The model al
The stntue 90 10 erected in bonor al
Maisso acuve. The foander az Montreal
ou the opcniug day n The Worlds ,a.r
a. ChieaEo The s5pth anniversarv of
The fcand ng ~ ihis city. has arrived
FROM Paris aud is nno example ~
oesi Frcrch art The model repre-
scnts Naissoneuve in The attitude oi a
conqucrnr taking possession 81 tho
land. Dc holds a nag in bis right hand.
anpears a. II marching forward Al
the bass If the monument are four
groups 81 statuary representing histor.
icai eycu'S
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NIEyvA. March 3-Hsgr bic details
Save been received Of the condiiion Of
the starving people az Nameszeto IN
The County n Arva Hungary Many
people have died Of hunger and priva.
ton, and those who survive are feed.
ing on oats and bark Child bcggar
swarm everywhere, making pitifnl ap-
penls Va travdcrs while their pinched
and pale face show the sufferiDg they
endure. The death rate from famine
Is increasing md the survivors arc Pre-
pairing 20 emlsratc, II they can. 90 soas
district where they car obtain. a chauo
70 live
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-09

BnWiNcHAW, Ala, March O. M Gel.
horn. who disappeared from here. lcft
numerous victims lie ran an end0w.
ncnt benefit association in which sub
scribers paid SIS in twelve monthIy to-.
s;alln,cnts and were 10 get back 500
great many Dit At thc bait Celhorn
also raised s3 check drawn by the
Gate City National bank 81 Atlanta.
on tie Park National bank, a. New
York. 20 $4,000 AMI got IL casied ia this
city The New York bank uDtihcd ths
bank here that Seoney was ~. % ~
credit Gcihor1 has been runring bis
scheme Tor aDont twelve months.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-09

Lrrefv Nch uarch N--Wbrn The
boya y hayer case cofpsa Up in tho
supreme court Fridav GA tho rcuand-
ing order oi the United states supreme
cuart an answer win bc aletl Isl ex-
Gov Thayer's attorney and the rrsult
vii D. virtually another contest fortha
Eubsraatorial scat ON the old grounds
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December. 800
DscsDibsr. 1901
The panic has passed,

DecffH6cr, 1900 DscfDtbsr. 1901
great panic affect The panic has passed.
Big banks and bank. Banks and bankers On.
eTs Iai4inS' ihusiasiic over the OUT.
look,
Distrust everywhere Confidence every
where
Furnaces going out OF Iron production and
blast consumption steadily In
No demand for steel Six hundred thousand
raiis. tons OF steel rails al.
ready ordered for 1892
Smallest grain crops largest grain crops
for many years. ever raised exceeding
the yield OF ise0by ,3lI
VOOJ) bushels
kailroads hghting Tor Railroads taxed to
the little business offer their utmost 70 handle
ing ithfir business, with nn
unprecedented demand
for cars.
Exports OF bread The heaviest grain ex-
stuTs very small ports ever kuown
New failures every Now enterprises every
Stocks declining 4 Stocks advancing -
dividends passed dividend declared and In
many cases the rate In
creased
Capitalists afraid 20 Capitalists seeking
invest - no confidence good Investments
In anything The outlook promises
The outlook for thc.a year 81 phenomenal
immediate future dis activity and prosperity
NAL beyond description. in is92
Now, we do not attribute oil this
prosperity TO the advent of the McKin-
ley tariff, however much IL might do
light the free trader TO have MS do so.
We use the showing with quite n differ
ent purpose. IL proves the utter ground
lessness the direful prophecies OF woe
and disaster made and repeated by the
enemies OF protection during the last
two or three years They said that the
people would be Rrouno down by exces-
sive taxation, their substance absorbed
by the iniquitious Mckinley bill, and
prosperity unknown II 1t became law
TO prove that the exact opposite OF
these conditions prevails Is the use we
make Of tho Record's comparisnn.
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NV f0sls. March in She base-
ment - the dingy looking houee. COS
Greenwich strsci. lies tho body of "a
very old colored woman ~ho died
there aud they cay hat she was more
than III years old Her name wa4
~ Ridley and She was born. her
grana'iaurhter Eebccca Ridley. saws.
on The plantation Of James Dssynrv.
near oxford. " g.. Dcrennb Der 81 liza
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MuErHYsnoEo, IN. March The
democratic convention 81 this. Jackson
county is the FIRST to instruct delegates
90 the national convention 90 vote Too
Senator Palmer for president
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Euuuv0HAH sia Wa-ch a
freight wreck ocssrrcd ueas Dansville.
fourteen miles ur.t 90 here On the
Kansas C.tv ~ -.-sphis s. birmingham
a work train ns run ius1 from the
year 81 fast rfirut engine. ana
several ears wv demniisnsa anti taso
hfakemru. sfio.e names are unknown
were KILLED five other trainua,. 81 IA,
reported huf-
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TnE West and South prospercd TO an
unusual degree during the past year
and the great cotton mills Of the East
have done much better than usual. too
The history Of the mills for the past
.weive months fails % leave tho calami-
tyites any hook on which % hang a single
howl To begin with, the mills have
run continuously on full time and with
out any reduction 81 wages. Secondly,
the production exceeds that OF last year
by $1,000 pieces Thirdly. the stock on
hand At the close Of the year il %, 200
pieces, as against 5ss. 900 for last year,
showing an Increase Of 25t, 600 pieces 10
sctual sales
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rro.pcrItr In pnrnlInl-

We are indebted TO the Manufacturers
Record of Baltimore for the following
deadly parallel directed at the calamity.
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We do not like 20 question Mr.. Schoen-
hofs sincerity. but il does seem strange
that his opinion, whom speaking as a
politician. should be so essentially diff.
ferent from his opinion speaking AS an
accurate observer after careful investi.
CATION. There are only two views pos
sible, both of which are almost equally
uncomplimentary TO him; either theory
overbalanced experience and facts, or
the politician got the better OF the
patriot
This parallel column system, by
which the opinions OF the same men on
the same subject while playing diff
ferent roEes. are placed side by side,
would doubtless prove embarrassing TO
many another calamityite, II tried on
him. In any case. IL is striking and
forcible method of exposing the hypoc-
risy and falsehoods of the Performers. ."
whose arguments are generally dictated
by regard for the interests OF foreign
industries, rather than OF our own.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-09

We cut the following from the Man
chester Guardian:
EREE TRADE HALL
j TO-sIGnr ats wednesday and Saturday
alta
HEHCAT. The Eminent American nlusi0nfst
This can not be Roger Q. nor the
Stuffed Prophet Who, then can Il be?
Possibly TuDstall ShoenhoR. or II may
be Dr. Wells. AZ any rate. the Amer
lean Illusionist" has found an appro-
pirate place % exercise.
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what did you think Of my book,
MawsOn7"
BEST thing You ever did"
BEST? It's the only thing evei
id"
II know " Don't do II again..
Judge.
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A PuTsBCRGE workinQman, In an
swer % the question, why are farm
products, such as are daily used higher
than they were years ago?" puts the
whole argument for protection as n
benefit 90 farmers in nutshell 10
said: because you and !. under high,
or az least n protective tariff. can mako
more money working ia steel works,
iron works or glass factory than wo
can raise eatables. Under Cleveland
Instructions and the advice Of the Cob
len club Of England. pass free trade
bill, and you will put plenty 81 people
10 work on the farms and no doubt re-
duce the cost 81 the nccessaries Of life
But what difference will 10 make %
you and me how cheap they are IL $50
10 not have work aud can not buy
them?"
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Exports OF bread.
stuns very small.
New failures every
day.
Stocks declining 90
dividends passed
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Af-iffT o. AffOfflt~r "
Sch0snAof 20 fAs Nsis
fork Tmss:
To concentrate our
Efforts on one great line,
which embraces every
thing OF prime import.
ancc In the tariff issue.
like wool and wooiens.
accomplishcS all hat
can be expected with.
out engaging uS IN the
risks OF an opposite pol.
Icy. IL such "A measure
be defeated by the sen.
ate or vetoed by the
president upon thom
then the responsibility.
Nit BECOMES n law then
the democratic party
VIII have all the credit
due IL from having Sc.
cured 10 the millions
efslp tC0Oisn ciOfhiag
and to the manufac-
turcrs and their work.
people the great boon of
free wool upon which Co
exercise their efforts
an d great productive
power.
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Capitalists afraid u
invest 81 no confidence
IN anything.
The outlook for IN,
immediate future dis.
NAL beyond description
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Railroads fighting FOR
the little business offer.
Ing.
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a great panic affect
Ing tho whole world
Big banks and bank
ers falling.
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IfRFN OF INnNffA 4II D.
4 enhO' % re Depart.
Dssnf Of STATE.
/ 80 far as clothing and
dry goods ia general are
concerned I mud that
cotton goods are fully
as cheap in the United
States as here. Shirt
Iings and shcctings. II
anything. are superior
I'm quality FOR the same
money with us, 50 far
Jas | can judge from IN.
ARTICLES exposed for
sale in the retail stores.
Articles for underwear
FOR women, made of
muslin, are far superior
IN workmanship an q
iinlsh and cheaper 10
price 90 fhs Taige I
Z States Nor can
1 ind that mems shirts,
when chiefly uf cotton,
faro any cheaper here.
lot boots and shoes II
factory made. the same
.may be said. {.
In workmanship an a
finish I ind corrsspOHi.
tng articles o. IA trh0is.
sals process or mdnHfgc
iurs superior In the
United states. This IL
ltruc of clothing as wen
las OF collars, cuffs aud
like articles.
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rAE COST OF cLorHlNo.
Ar. sehoenhof Thinks Inherently Nov
than When lac was United states Con

AR. schoenhof Thinks Inherently Nav
than When lac was United states Con-
sui.
Mr. j. Schocnhof. the United States
consul ut Tunstall. England. during tho
administration of Grover Cleveland. re-
Gently wrote a letter to the New York
Times, in which he warmly commcnds
the picceneal programme of tariff
smashing, proposed by Congressman
Springer and other conservative lead
ers OF the reform" congress- Mr..
Schoenhof, who was one OF the first to
enthusiastically indorse Cleveland's
free trade message. thinks that there il
nothing to lose and everything to- gain
by such n course; that free wool bill.
for instance OF passed.. would give to
the present congress all the credit for
securing cheaper wooden clothing to
the Millions" etc. This is said in his
capacity OF "reformer" aud calamity
prophet But Mr.. Schoenhof formerly
had another capacity also As United
States consul II was his duty to make a
report TO the homo government on tho
wages and cost OF living OF English
workingmen rs shown at runstall We
propose to give his two views in these
different capacities side by side:
Litter o. - Rsfofta-r sstTSnors ~ po,s,.f G.,