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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-20
MARKETS BY BLR9aAPa.



New YoRX. Nov. 10, noon.-StoOks opened
steady. Money opened easy at per cent
Exchange-long, 81 9434; short, 81 67A. State
bonds opened dull. Government bonds opened
steady.
Erie. SoeS6A 26a4
Chicago and Northwestern. .1161s61164
Lake shore. Observation-Disclosures.
Norfolk and Western preferred 49, $3.50 4OIk
Richmond and West Point Terminal 99S0 %
NEW YORK. Nov. 10, 500 p. mastering ex-
change steady; posted rates 81 S515Qt4 81;
commercial bills. 81 s4l4GD4 S6a4 Money easy at
per cent closing offered at per cent. Gov.
eminent bonds closed steady; four per
cents ll4l5 State bonds closed steady.
Sub-Treasury Balances-Cotn. $40, i01 900;
currency. S. $4,000.
Tae railway and miscellaneous share market
was strong throughout the day. The weakness
OF sterling exchange has infused the bulls with
fresh courage, and they Will now take more
decided stand against their opponents.
favorable bank statement also had stimu-
lating effect. Business, however, was only
moderate, the total sales footing up Sl,745
shares. The especially strong stocks were
Reading, American Sugar, Louisville aud Nash
vile, Burlington and Quincy, National Cordage
Reading are showing traces of nervousness. the
court proceedings not being entirely to their
liking Changers and trunk lines were quiet
and firm. Some of the insiders admit that they
have been supplying the market on the way up.
Sugar, Chicago Gas and Distillers were among
the notceably strong stocks Lead declined a
point, but efB OFF with fractional net gain for
the day Among the specialtes, American
Tobacco preferred rose ~ per cent; closed
strong. Railway bonds were firm.
The following we're the closing quotations OF
the New York stock Exchange:
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Macon from Boston
Mrs Flanders, Miss NJ F Doyle, B " Taboy
Wilkins. Bartlett, w Hall and wife \,
Paimer and wife, Mary Armstrong, MARY o.,
roll, Mary Fenton, Margaret NtIns F. FIEIa,oIIs-e
Miss 2 Lillian BealS, Mrs Miller, @ b cav a.
wife, Mr. Aurand and wife, J Dair. A H aoS f,a
Maggie Mclaughlin, Hannah O'ConnOr. M,
0'Connor. Kate Mclaughlin. James Earlsv
John keane, Mr. Hallett and four steera1e w.
Per steamhip Tallahassee FOR New YORK.
Mr. Skiporth, Miss G Porry, Miss A BulocE
Mr. II Brigham. J @ Hotcakins and wife NJ,
Clio Hotchkins, Masie Allan Hotchkins. Mira ~
sted, S A Henrickson, Martin Larsen. Loransa"
Fitand, Lorentz Helmers, Maria Lowe 1coH
Per steamship VIM Lawrence from Baltimo,.
j NJ Varnum, Mrs Poe. Miss Poe, Mrs R W
Houston, Miss @ Fl Clarke. A S Leggett. 2
higss, Mrs Daintee, MIR Dsintee, F Kehner
j HAYDEN. j Hipps. j b EarlY ",
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sHIPPING INrELLIGEXCE-

10
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. &c. 6:55 AM, 655 Pm
STANDARD time.)
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LEMON ELIXIR.

fTdenotes trace OF rain or snow.
I. Il. SATr7. Observer. Wsa5hsr Bureau
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SATURDAY. Nov 10. 1885,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Vim Lawrence, Kirwan, Baltimore
- Carolan, Agt.
Steamship City OF Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
@ Anderson.
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bbls rosin, car oil, cars wood. 4 cars IDr,h..
car cross ties, "a sacks corn, 20 Or SASH go,
lead, odl clothing, case dry goods, ii e.
washers. Dol -four. 2 cases shirts. caSas ~
box equipment 10 boxes tobacco. vi
EXPORTS.
Per steamship Tallahassee for New yor.
2,lOS bales upland cotton, 81 bags sea island a..
Ton, III bales domestics and yarns. I'D ~
pitco 5Il bbls rosin, s4S bbs spirits turnAnto.
1900 feet lumber. bdls hides 4s6 bbls cote
SEED OIL % obls oranges, s,757 boxes oranges az
boxes vegetables, 100 tons pig iron e sS1
shingles, o52 oars, bbls fish, - bales moss 81
pigs mdse. -"'''' <S
Per steamship Pembridge [Brl for Drama,
o,S2l oales upland cotton. weighing 4 S0S SoS
POUNDS; l.34O sacks oil cake, weighing a. 80
1,090,300 pounds. "0'shIas
Fer schr Isabella GILL for Baltimore-454 "a,
feet lumber-Dale. Dixon & Co. ''i%0
Per scnr Priscilla Scribusr, for Baltimor.
S5O,O1o Feet p lumber-Georgfs Lumber a.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Philadelphia, Nov i7-Information received
from the United States engineers Office this
city. states that the wreck of steamer Florida
lying about IN miles off shore from the ExcurI
sion house at Atlantic City. NJ, has been re-
moved, and an examination shows that no OBJ
struction to navigation now exists at the former
locality Of the wreck.
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Last Exeuralon to Atlantic CITY.

The last opportunity to enjoy one OF
the cheap-rate excursions to Atlantic
City, which have been run during the
summer by the Baltimore q Ohio R r.
will be offered on Thursday, August %.
The same low rates will be provided as
heretofore from Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Parkersburg and all intermediate sta
lions to Washington Junction, Nd,
and as it will be the last excursion Of
the season no doubt it will be largely
patronized by those who have not yet
visited the seashore during the heated
term. The train service provided for
these excursions is unexcelled, and the
country through which the express
trains pass stands without a rival in the
Heterogeneous and variety OF its
scenery.
Tickets will be validfor return jour
ney for twelve days from day Of sale,
also to stop off at Philadelphia for the
night of August 25, and will be good on
all regular trains. On return journey
they will be good to stop off at Wash
ington, thus afording an opportunity
to visit the numerous public buildings,
which are open ovisitors free OF charge,
and to take a trip down the Potomac to
Mt Vernon, the tomb Of Washington,
as well as to visit other places Of inter
est in and near Washington.
Trains leave Wheeling at 5:15 a. m.
and 6 .. M, and for these two trains
only will tickets be sold. Pullman sleep
ing cars on evening train. Round trip
rate $40. Correspondingly low rates
from other stations.
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pemaeoeues and Labor.

There has sen very bad breed Of, noisy
demagOgues In this country, h1sty, oniciOus,
vehement aud vIudicitive; and they have been
dcy0ting their mAleyolent aud ldlotlc energies
70 two classes Of people, the farmers and the
lAhoross skilled and unsktlled, in the states and
towns and along the railroads. Some OF these
Disclaimers OF malice, whp have as nearly organ
lied anarchy as the nature Of things admit, have
seats IN the United States senate, and even the
mlllionRlrcs who bought their chairs have tho
advantage over Thorn in the way they got there.
The above appears in an article by
Mr.. Murat Halstead on the subject of
laylessness which often accompanies
labor strikes, particularly OF late. Mr..
Halstead hold that the inAammatory
speeches OF the demagogues referred to,
made purely for partisan effect, breed a
spirit OF lawlessness, and he is right.
Stop the mouths OF the demagogues
and paid agitators and the relations be-
tween capital and labor will become
more cordial Their interests are
mutual, and they are apt to arrange
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r1MEro SMILE.

Mrs. Gadder-,tTm happy to inform
you that have been converted-got re-
iision, as theysay." Mrs. Tawker-s'rm
glad, and vet Pm rather disappointed,
too" Mrs. GaddeE-"Why so?" Mrs.
Tawker-EBecause had q choice piece
Of scandal to tell you, and now sup,
pose 1t won't do for you to listen to It.
Mrs. Gadder-"0h, 20 on and tell It.
I'm not to be baptized till next Sum
day,"-NelD York Pres
'sYou need not deny it. know that
he kissed you while you were sitting on
the steps last night" eyes, mamma,
eight or ten times, guess" Eight or
ten timesl Why-I-you-" Yes,
mamma, dear. / told him the first
time If he did it again wouldn't speak
to him, and after that | could not tell
him to stop without breaking my word.
And knew you wonld not want your
daughter to tell q fb."-lndianapolts
Journal.
"My friend" said the teetotler, plac-
ing his hand on the tippler's arm, "be-
ware Of the enemy in that glass. Rum
has leveled many q man much stronger
than you" Albright" replied the de-
PRAYED man, with a leer; Gall right, but
didn't the man get the rum down fratP
Bottom Transcript
Papa-"Well, Tommy, and how did
you like itf" Tommy (who has been
taken to church for the first time ~
Every much, indeed. Every one had
to keep very quiet, but one man stood
nm and talked the whole time. and ut
last we all had to get upand sing to
keep him quiet. Pick NE Up.
seedy Party contemplating himself
in pocket mirror -"Here ! am wear;
ing the boots Of a bank manager the
troueers of q landed proprietor, bar
6n's coat and vest, and even a counts
hat, and in spite Of all that look like a
tramp. Flitqende Blstter.
whyte-"Are you good at arithmetic,
Browne?" Browne Good, my boy?
Pm simply phenomenal at y. / can
add column of six figures up seven
times and make 1t come out eight
different ways."-Smerville Journal.
Judge-"You were begging on the
public streets, and you had $50 in your
pocket" Prisoner = eyes, iedge.
may not be as industrious as some, y'r
honor, but I'm no spendthrift. "-Netc
York Weekly.
Miss Elderby-"You have never met
my elder sister, have your" Cleverton
Why, no, Miss Elderly. didn't
suppose it was possible that you had an
elder sister. - Detroit Free Pres.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The state line monument, standing
on the shore of Lake Michigan, mark
ing the boundary line between Indiana
and Illinois, was erected by the gov
eminent in 1888. 1t ia Of soft lime
stone, and SO worn by the elements
that part Of the inscription is illegible.
A curious superstition prevails in
Norway. When people are in quest Of
a drowned body they row to and fro
with rooster in a boat, fully expecting
that the bird will crow when the boat
reaches the spot where the corpse lies.
The young minister who is going to
take charge OF the Bulgarian Congrega-
tional church is named PopoR. An ex-
petition Just started from Key West to
conquer Cuban independence Is in
charge Of Gen. RolloR
Capt. John w. Hull, eighty years old,
of Mobile, Ala, has applied for pom
sion as a veteran of the Indian Black
Hawk wars. He is claimed to be the
first to make an application under the
late act passed by Congress.
The self-registering thermometer that
was left at the Mount Washington sig-
nal station last autumn when the sta
ton was closed showed on opening this
year that the temperature last winter
went to 49' below zero.
Two Cinnamon lately tried the hold.
ing up process on bank messenger
near Hong Kong and robbed him Of 200
taels-about $30G-but they were caught
and decapitated within forty-eight
hours.
Grand Rapids has one man in the
Michigan state prison serving five years
for stealing five pounds Of pork and
another in on the same time for Juggling
off somebody else's umbrella.
More than 1900 letters are put in
the postofices Of the United States
every day that, through misdirection
or miscarriage of some kind, bring up
in the dead letter Office. s
The tame buffalo which was recently
killed by an unknown yandal in Kiowa
county, Kansas, was valued at Sl,500.
It was the largest buffalo bull in the
country.
The colored women Of Minnesota
have offered to assist in the decoration
of the states building at the Worlds
Fair, and the offer has been accepted.
A medical man in Vienna asserts
that diphtheria is thrice as prevalent
among smokers as those who deny
themselves the luxury of the weed.
Elizabeth, N. j., now has one saloon
for every 100 persons there, and severn
teen new applications are about to be
considered by the excise board.
A man while fishing in. Lapwal
creek, Idaho, hooked a rattlesnake
three and one-half feet long that was
swimming across the creek.
There are $1,000 women telegraph
operators in the United States, and the
number is constantly growing.
A Chinese leper was found in a
Chinese laundry at San Francisco on
Saturday.
Express trains in Russia rarely
travel faster than twenty-five milea an
hour.
Eight persons died every hour in
New York city last week Thursday.
The town of Cumberland, R. L,
boasts OF meeting house built in 1740.
Cider brandy made in 1920 is owned
by a West Hartford, Conn man.
A petriied woman is on exhibitionin
Hutchison, Kan.
Natural gus has been struck in Ten.
nessee.
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Mr.. FaullEnerin Public and In Private
The New York Herald is regarded by
Democratic as truthful Independent
Democratic paper. It is also reliable
Newspaper. The following bit of news
from the Heratd's account Of visit Of a
number Of West virginians to the ma
tional Democratic headquarters in New
York, to plead for money and other aid
osaye this state to the solid south,
may be Of interest:
onlsaying thceommlttee room Senator Faux
.sTho vote Of West Virginia will DO cast for
Cleveland and Stevenson. It's true the vote Is
/ have never known them TO be before, and
when they are aroused the state cannot be taken
from them. Four years ago we had one great
isstie IN West Virginla-the tarth-and we won
on II, This year we have two great issues-the
fRriff and the Force bills Thelatter raised Demo-
itis 4 new and powerful weapon In our hands. "
"a n reliably reported that Mr.. Faulkner did
mt soeRk with such confidence when he was be-
foro he campaign committee.
Much interest is attached TO this item
BY the closing paragraph. tits cruel in
the Herald to expose Mr.. Faulkner in
such a manner, and 1t is a dampener on
the boys ct home to be informed that
what their distinguishedlead tells the
public he doesn't believe himself.
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CAH chronic diarrhea be cured?
Those who think not should read the
following from Mr.. Joseph McGutan Of
spaulding, Union county, Iowa. BE
says: ~ was troubled for years with
chronic diarrhea and used many
kinds Of medicine; but nothing with
permanent effect for good, until ! tried
Chamberlain'a Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrh@a Remedy. would say to every
one in need OF medicine for the
ailment mentioned and kindred dis
esse tyVds Remedy, and like myself, you
will never be without It in your home"
% and 50 cent bottles for sale by drug
gists pAw
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ECZEMA 8 LONG YEARS.
Tried Many Remedies. Then Tried Cuti-
eura and suffered no More. Com
'plete Cure for % 90.

I have used your cUTIcuRA REMEDIES with
great Batisfaction. for was b sufferer from Ec1e.
ma for three long yearS tried o good many
remedies, hut IourS hAva proved blessing 70
me, for since then Ihaye not suffered any more.
am now entirely cured. aud Il only cost me
five dollars for your CuTTCURA RElIRDiES As for
your CuTtCURA SOAP do not use any other. II
Is good for the skin. have given CUTTCURk To
my friends, and they like It Il gives salts.
faction to all who have tried It, All can ray,
MS COCA, sos Mako. Street, neS shn S q.
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RepaNena Platform. Democratic Platform
We believe that all We declare 1t TO be o
articles which can Northumberland principle
be produced In the Uul-lof the Democratic party
ted States, except luxu,lthat the federal govern.
ries should be Rdmittedlment has no constitu'
free OF duty, aud traditional power 70 impose
on all imports comingIRnd collect tariff duties,
into competition withIexeept for purposes OF
the products OF Amerl.revenue only,
can labor there should
be levied duties equal
to the difference be-
tween wages abroad and
MT home
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ONO counTY REpuBLICAN TICKRr.
ABritish View of the American Tarift

A6FIIIHu NIeW u S1Ao 4H111S 1S'ss1' :
SAt6led DAILY Telegraph
.sThe promoters Of tho Mckinley tarin
meant il to push forward tho policy of
America for the Americans. Ono method
Of realizing 1t was to keep ali work within
their own donations. The country was to
be made self.supplying what could BIO
produced ut home was not to DO bought
abroad. That was tho keynote of the Me-
Kinley scheme, and 1t is working out the
idea OF its esignsra with the preeision and
efieotIyeneSs OF n machinC."
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avg took the ship of state when
there was treachery at the helm, when
there was matiny on deck, when the
ship Was among the rocks, and we put
loyalty at the helm; We brought the
deck into order and subsection. We
have brought the ship into the wide
and open sea Of prosperity, and is 1t to
be suggested that the party that has ac-
complished these magnificent achieve
msnta cannot sail and manage the good
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Published in behalf Of Hoods sarsa-
parrilla are not extravagant, are not
hwritten up" nor are they from its
employees. They are facts, and prove
that Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses abso-
lutte merit and is worthy the full conf
dence OF the people.
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HERE is the latest outbreak of Henry
watterson, the especial champion Of
the Democratic tariff doctrine of this
year: 'Down with the thieving duties
at the custom houses; down with the
swindling reciprocity treaties; down
with the cant about the wage-earners;
down with the fraud that taxes make
wealth; down with all the fallacies Of
protection, and up with the starry flag
Of the Union, Free Taade and Sailors
Rightsl Now let the Democratic or
gans pooh-pooh the idea that any body
wants free trade in this country.
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REpuBLIoAN victory In the coming
election would retard for n long time the
proereas Of tho sound commercial doc
trinosthat underlie the commercial great
ness OF Great Britain and alone maintain
British Scendaney.-London Evening Ee.pG
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Ny son was afflicted with skin disease, itching,
ndbrcAking out In large bolls all over his body.
We tried everything else, but all Of no effect.
After using one box OF tho CUrICURA and two
bottles OF the CUrfCURA REsoLVRNT, he was com.
plotely restored to health again They arc good
medicines, which recommend TO everyone
WILLIAM sMALTZ
North River Mills, W. Va
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Tho ReguIar bourbon way.

Chicago Ee,Rs.Reeord.
The "dignifed and gentlemanly cam
paign" opened in Alabama night before
last, when gentleman who presumed
to make public speech denouncing
the Democratic nominee for governor
was rotten egged and driven out Of
Florence,
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A Muswump Opinion.

Springfield Republican. j.
For such crowd of incapables and
flibusteEs as are now gathered in the
chamber Of the national house. we are
almost inclined to admit that Reed rules
are none too despotic. z as \
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Wasrtv Bad Sore Cured.

Ifthesummer Of 1889 had q sore and hole
In my foot Il continued to get bigger aud at
last it was as big as q half dollar was com.
pletely helpless, unable TO walk. After suffer-
Ing With It for two and half year,, tried every.
thing. but without relief. got the CurIouRA
cured my foot. CUT1CURA Is my friend forever
HENRY ALBERT sCHAEFFER JR..
DISCUSSION House ST., New Orleans, La,
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SEE that you are as.essed.
Cheap Ezeurslons via chicago Great West.
ern Railway.

ern Railway.
The Chicago Great Western railway
Operating Chicago, St Paul & Kansas
City railway will sell half fare. excur-
sion tickets to the west and northwest
on following dates: Helena, Mont,
Sons of Veterans encampment, August
Alto 10. Portland, Ore, L y. o. F.,
Grand Lodge, September 10 to14. Har-
vest excursions to principal western
points August 80 to September "a. For
information call on ticket agents Grad
dress ]. A. Granger, Ohio Passenger
Agent, 2S Clinton building, Columbus,
Ohio.
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READERS of tho 1ntelligencer go
ing out of town for che Summer can
have the Intelligencer mailed to them
for sixty.fye cents per month, postage
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Cuticura ResoIvent,

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally,
and CuTfcuRA the great Skin Cure, and CUT.
cunA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautl fer, ex-
ternally, instantly relieve and speedily cure
blood, with loss Of hair, from infancy to age,
from plmples to scrofulA
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DEp1oRAplE as are the acts OF the
miners in Tennessee they are the out
come of system which is repugnant to
the spirit Of modern civilization. After
the law abiding citizens are through
with the work of quelling the insurrec-
tion and bringing to justice the leaders
of the free miners who, by their course,
have made outlaws of themselves. they
should turn their attention to the legis-
lators. They can bring them to sense
Of the duty they owe to the state
through the ballot box and without
bloodshed.
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IN 1890 IL was conflict of predictions,
now our adyersariss must face trade stat
istics and priess currens-PreNdent Hd1tSon,
J,tne d, 1892
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PUB11suED interviews with the lead
ers Of all political parties having presi-
dental tickets in the field show that
each Is confident that his particular
party will sweep the country. Since
there is so much certainty that every
body is going to win why is everybody
wasting SO much valuable time and
sacrificing so much peace Of mind over
the matter?
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THE outbreak of the East Tennessee
miners is renewal Of the trouble ex-
perienced year ago. In the mean
time, the state legislature met and adj
journed without doing away with the
cause OF the disturbances. Lawlessness
is rampant as o direct result Of this
negligence and many lives have paid
the penalty. It is time for the law
makers Of Tennessee to come to their
senses.
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Mas. NJ. scHAENBERaER, Beaver Dam,
Wis, writes: ''We have used DR.. Thomas
Eclectric 0ilin our family for coughs,
colds, Group and rheumatism. 1t cures
every time.n p4w
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Sold EVERYWHERE. Price, CUrIcuRA, 50c; SOAR.
go; REsoLyBNF, 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CLINICAL CORPORATION, boston.
GD-lHoW 70 Cure Skin Disease" 81 pages. 20
iiinatratiouS and testimonials, mailed free.
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"My friends, am a thorough be-
lever in the American test of character;
the rule must be applied to a mans
own life when his stature is taken. He
will not build high who does not build
for himself. believe also in the
American opportunity which puts the
starry sky above every boys head, and
sets his foot upon a ladder which he
may climb until his strength gives
out."-BMiamin Harrison.
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their differences on a peaceful basis,
unless interfered with by politicians,
who see in every clash about wages an
opportunity toturn it to political ac-
count.