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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

Morawian re strony Mem
COW, a Siowakow re strony
Wegr6w, kt6rzy So ola Sto-
wian gorszymi, aeizel' Moskale
Nv Polsce. Ssowacy maja ST.
zwegrzyc (zmadziaryzowae}}
szkoly sd ca}kiera wegiersk'',
w urzedach wszystko pc w
eiersku w okolicach czvsto
s}owac&ich. Me wolno S}owa-
kom mice swoich zwiazkow,
czytelni.- Zebranie krawcow
We Wesrzech osw;adczy}o sic
"a socyallstami. We We
erzech bardzo I;clo Z rell-
gia. Mic dziwpego, re socy-
aI,zm sic szerzy.
TAX sic PREY
milaia Moskalom, ze nawet w
szKoIach u siebte mysla "a
prowadzi6 nauke jezyka
rosyiskiego.
WE S~ZWAJCARYI zje-
cha}o sic wielu zacnych ludzi
z roznych KRAKOW, ably radzic
mad tenn, iakby to skasowac
woyny i wojska,to sic nazywa
kongres pokojowY. Szwajca-
rya sauna cierpi pod cieiarami
ma obrone kraiu pred SASHA.
dami, Francuzami, W}ocl>ami,
Niemcami. Potem +. qdu we
Szwajcaryi So liberalisci, kto-
rzy i drogo i niesprawiediiwle
gospodarza.
W PERSYI skutkiem
cholery niepokoje, bunty.
Ludzie uciekalq Z miast, a
wielscy lch odpedzaia Cd
Sleble.
PkACCIE IA WlARusAI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

nova choragiew g6rnicza iuz
Jest wykonana przez czc'go-
due Siostry W Glogowku, a
irst bardzo piekna, ma
polski napis. Cena wynosi
ESQ mareE.
DAB. Strzelll budc~niczy
<upka do swoje] zony 1llnty
trafi} "a " glove pod okiem.
Doktor6w n~atychmiast
sprowadzono. Poslano te1
zaraz pc ksied1a do Chorzowa,
ktory natychmiast przy]echa},
jednak nadarem1;ie, DO leza}a
be- przytomnoscli oczy miaia
zawarte- lego strzelca przy-
aresztowano w ten sam VIE
czor.
Gosclnny
Wrobel jechal Z drzewem do
Gliwic. Pc drodze zaczelo
sic drzewo usuwac Z woza,
stanaE vice i zacza} je
popraw,ac. Wtem konie
ruszy}y,a goscinny wpad} pod
ko}a tax nieszczesliwie.ze woz
SO przejechai i ma mleiscu
zabii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
PLACCIE IA WIARUSA
UwagI wZgleIem Wycie-
elk latOWej.

MO chco CAFE zJCle pOoro-
zowaG pa swiecie, niechaj sic po-
stara o tanie tykiety ekskursyJne,
sprzctawane przez wszystkie
gtowne koleje zelazne W Stanach
Zjednoczonych i w kanadzic via
kolej Northern Pacific do Yellow.
stone National P;rku; do wyh,ze-
"a Oceanu ~Spokojnego i Ala
ski.
Odbywa sic podr6z z najwiek
semi wYgodami W e%legancko u
rzadzonych pociagach kolei North.
ern Pacific. zawleramcych ka1Y
jadalne oraz wspaniaie kary sy-
rialne Pullmana Chicago, St.
Paul ! Minneapolis do Moutapy i
wybrzeza Oceanu SpokoJnego, bez
zmienianla, tudziez specyalne sy-
pialnie Pulmana st. Paul i
Minneapolis do Yellowstone
Parku.
Kraiobrazy sr6d podr6zy So
NJ jwspsnialszemi. jake mona
znaIesc " sledmiy Stanach przoz
kt6re droga przechodzi. Piekne
CORY, rzeki: do:'ny, jeziora | 'apy
szybko nastepuja iedno pc dru.
glenn, baw1ac i r~ozweselajac pc.
droznego, kt6ry take ma sposo.
bnobt robic spostrze&enla W dziale
r6lnictwa, g6rnictwa, przemys}u
p~ifowego ihnych. w pofaczeniu
rozwoiem wleIkiego P6fno.
cnego Zachodu.
hcsnaca chwafa podr6zo-
wanna 10 ~2ofnocnym zachodzie
jest, mn'omamy, wycicczka do
Yellowstone Parku, do kraju
zr6de}. goracych fontan i okro-
bnych przcpasci, tudzie1 do Alo-
SKI, z jej kana}ami Oceanowemi
PEI Observation-Disclosures g6r snie-
gem pokrytemi, wioskami Indy.
ansklem i olbrzymiemi fodoWca-
mi,
Jezell cheese sic mad tenn diu.
lei zastanowiG ,zgfcs sic pod adre.
sem: S. Fee, General Passenger
Agent, N. P. R. r. St. Paul
Mimi. Zadaj egzemplarzy slicznit
1lustrowanych ksiag: Wonderland
Yellowstone Park Alaska fol-
ders.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

KROLEWSkA HUTA.
Kupiec David Markus zosta|
uwieziony, pon'ewaz pablo
ma niego podejrzenie. re
fa|szywie zbankrutowat.t t. !. re
ma pieniadze ma zap}acenie
towaru, ktory wzi9E Cd fabry,
kantow, lecz udaje, re ME ma
czem zapiacic. CT, ktorzy
fafszywle bankrutuja, biora
towar z fabryki, ME placac
"a niego, sprzedawajq
dalej, a pi-:niadze dia sieble
zatrzymuja, mowiac, re zban-
krltowali i ME majq czem
zaplacic, albo kryja towar.
Fanbrykanci mic ME dostaia
albo malo CO, a ten niby
z5ankrutowany zak}ada nowy
handel pod nazwikiem zony i
krewnego i dalej handluje
grubo zarobiwszy, DO fabry-
kantom aic albo malo CO "a.
p]aci}. Kto tax kilka ray
fa}szywie bankrutuie, stale sic
bogatym czlowiekiem. TO
macy fa}szYwe bankructwo.
Czy David Markus falc.,zvwie
zbankrutowa', to sad wykryje.
Moe go nlewiGnie posqdzo-
no,
Prey tel sposobnosci
%podajemy, jak to w sprawach
tyczacych sic handful wiecej
pred sadem zostalo ukaranych
zyd6w. anizeli chrzescian. Ma
100, 900 zyd6w a 100 tysiecy
chrzescian zostalo ukaranych
W spraWach o konsens :zydow
% procent, chrzesoian 10 pro-
cent, "a obraze: zyd6w 1888,
chrzescian 1S4, "a wyduszenie
pieniedzy:zydow 3, chrzescian
1, "a oszukahstwo: zydow
81, cdrzescian 40, "a oszu-
kahstwo powtorne: zyd6w
SO. chrzescian A, "a fa}szo-
wanie dokumentow: zydow II,
chrzesclan 7, "a bankructwo:
zydow 4,4S, chrzescian o,sS
procent, "a poJedyhcze BAN
kructwo: zydow $50 chrze-
SClan LIP DrOCent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
c IA
po!Ska pod loSkaIem.

mari w lazarecie S. D. a.
Lucewicz, o~bywatel Z Litwy
z pod Bia}egostoku. WYE
chal Z domu przez Warszawe
do LaIdek pc zone, bedaca
tam ma kuracyi. Pc drodze
w okolicy Nowego Mihska
wstqpl' do krewnego i kiedy
oglada} jegc konic parsknal
mu koh w twarz. Me VIE
dziano o tenn, lie koh byl
chory ma nosacizne. w dro-
DE by|o mu zle, ale taxi
chorobe, by ME miec ME.
rrzyjemnosci ma granicy.
Do1echa} do WrocFawia.
CIEZKA walke toczy
obecnie nar6d polski. Z pod
zaboru rosy]skiego ciqgle
nadchodzq wiadomosci 0
coraz to srozszych przeslado-
waniach. Nledawno wyszlo
rozporzqdzenie usuwaiace
Polak6w re sluzby kolejowej
a jeszcze ME przebrzmia}o
echo okrzyku zgrozy, a juz
move rodakom naszym zada-
Ii carscy ~siepacze ciosy. DIS
nietylko mad dorcs}ymi sic
znecaja, DO zabrali sic nawet
do nlemowlat, do drobnej
dziatwy. Szpiegi wykryli, W
ochronka.ch warszawsklch
okropne naduzycie.
Oto dzlatwa nietylko
bavliEa sic W ,.ciuciubabke"
j nietylko nabiera}a wprawy
w chodzeniu parami i try
MANU- rak ma stole, lecz
take bawiac sic pozDawa}a
litery i zasady katechizmu.
Nadto dzieci biednych rodzi-
COW, zajetych .caly dzieh
praca poza domem, ola
ktorych ME masz miejsca W
szko}ach publicznych, nwbrew
przepisom" cierpiano W
ochronkach ,chociaz skohczy}y
siodmy rok zycia. Rzecz
prosta, re odnosne wladze
rosyjskie podobnych naduzyc
clerpiet ME NIGGA. Postano-
willy one vice miedzy innemi,
co nastepu]e:
,,Polecic bezwarunkowo i
natychmiast wykluczy6 z
dziennych ochronek dzieci
liczace wiecej niz siedem
lat, a Jednoczesnie usunac
wszystkie ksiazki, kajety
mapy i wszystkie srodlli ma
ukowe, ME pozwalal2c die
ciom przynosic ich Z domu i
korzystac Z Mich w czasie pc.
bytu ich w ochronkach".
Setki dziatwy zostanq vice Z
pod umoralnlajqcej opieNl W
ochronkach wyrzuconc ma
bruk, co naturalnie przYczyni
sic do pomnozenla zastepu
nadwislaiskich andrusow,
zakladow karnych. Moskwa
eel swoi osiegnic, DO jcj
slepacze ME tajq sic Z tem
wcale, ze pragnq dobiG narod
polski, zatruwalq jego ducha.
gAPIsUJC1E soBIE WIARUsM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
eekACCIE IA
Stevens Point Wis
z dniem 26go Lutego 1892
roKu zaczaf wycbodzlc TY
GoDNlK PoLsKI pod tytufem
r O l. N X,

pismo to gfownie Jest
poswiecone sprawom farmer
skim, podawa6 bedzie arty-
kuly gospodars-
t VIE, 8 II VI e, C h 0.
d owanlu a ] W
skrocenlu niekt0re teIegramy
zagranlc7ne krajowe.
Prenumerata wyncsl tylxo
Sl.00 rocZnle.
. Ktoby chciat zapisaG ROL
NIkA. nlechaj pszeSle swoj
adres z zaiaczenlem Sl.00
KRUTZA & HUETTER
Stevens Point. wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
co skYCHAG.

iak niedostepny. Nawet niby
uprzywilejowy stan kupcow
tax zwanej pierwszej eildy'
placacych CO ma mnie} 1000
rubli rocznego podatku, ME
korzysta w setnej nawet czescl
z praw obywatelsklch. doste-
pnvch kazdemu ,,czarnorabo"
czemu" lub cho6by majacemu
passport, prawoslawnemu re
brakowi. Znany niedawny wy
padek, charakteryzujacy wy
iatkowe tutejsze polozenle
zydow. Banker zydowski St.,
rozporzadzal2cy znacza fortuna
i zawdz'eczaiacy ]ej rozleg}e
nawet znajomosci, wy]echai
niedawno w interesle ma dnl
kilka do Petersburga. Z pieciu
spedzonych ma Newa nocy
jedne tylko przespal pod da-
chem i to dzieki omy}ce ia.
kiegos hotelisty. Nazajutrz
zwrccono mu passport i
poproszono o opuszczenie
hotelu, W innem zas miejscu
wcale go ME przyjeto, DO
passport da)acy prawo pre-
bywania W kijowie i viva
gubernatora, umozliwiajaca
przejazd do Petersburga, ME
dale jeszcze prawa pobytu
W tel stolicy, a kara, jakaby
spad}a ma wlasciciela hotelu,
stanowi swym rozmlarem
ruine ola chotby dose zamoz.
mel 6rmy. Zawody uniwersy-
teckie Z wyj4tkiem medyczne-
60 cd dawna So ola zydow
zamkniete. " ostatnim zas
czasie navel zydzi, kt6rzy
zdecydowali sic przyiac
prawoslawie, mic na ten ME
zyskuja. WIadze zadaja zmia-
ny relIgll re strony ION,
dzieci i ca}ych rodzin neo.
ft6w w ogole, przyznat ma
lezy,nie okazuja i'm byna]mn;ej
tych wzgled6w, 1akie przyje-
Gle schizmy zapewnia}o tn
dawniej.- Rownie niedoste-
pne ola zyd6w sd zawody
artystyczne, rolnicze, miejsca
prywatne w ogole wszystkie,
opr6cz rzemiosl. Rzemios}a
zas wykonywat wolno i'm
take iedynie W miejscu adj
mistracyjnej przynaleznosci.
NIEMCY. Cesarz Wilhelm
mial sic wyraziG wedle
dziennikow berlihskich do
%ieneralow i wyzszych o6cerow
podczas cwiczeh wojskowych
W Berlinie, ze wszelkie wiesci
o zaprowadzeniu 2 letniej
sluzby wojskowei W Mem
czech So bezpostawne. Cesarz
vol mniejsza armia, ktora
dluzej sluzy, anizeli wiekszq,
ktoraby miala siuzyt tylko
diva lata.
" BAWARYl pewien
pastor ma kazaniu glosil rome
bledy o katolikach, n. P. re
katolicy Papiezowi oddawaja
Geese Boska, Re kupuia Cd
nlego odpuszczenle grzechow
it'd. Lud protestancki ma Q
katolikach najfa}szywsze mnie.
mamie, ponlewaz go ucza 0
katolikach zupelnych faiszy.
False te potem rozchodza sic
w ksiegacn gazetach i ma
zebraniach. A choclaz kato-
liccy ksieza i pisma prostujq
te falsze, to ludowi sprosto.
wanna %przyw6dzcy ME powie-
dza, ami ME na2isz2 ri
smach i gazetach. Najlepiej
izby %protestanci o katolik6w
wcale sic ME t~roszczyli, jake
katolicy 0 mich sic ME tro,
SEGA.
Jak dobry
iest cesarz austrVackj, to sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
Bogato ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystyczne


wychodzi we L wowlc cd lat
siedmiu nalregularniej diva razy
m%iesiecznie q. / 49, i odznaczs
sig prawd2iwym humorem i wy
bornymi ilustr"rlani, wykonanymi
przez na]znaA"n;ts.ych ertyst6w
polskich j 2"gr%"icz">ch. Kto sic
chce zabaw't, "~"cs"llt l .pou-
czyc MECH zarreuamrruje ,,Smi
gusa", ttory ~%an,ics@tza move
dowclpy. Wesote wiei>.r, humore-
ski l satyry.
Ilustracye So fah2s Nrlurowane
i odblte W slawhYm z4kiadme ar
t%Ystycznym
A. Przyszlaka we Lwowie.
Gaia prasa polska uzna}s
IS m i s S. jake ~Gajlepszc pismc
humorystyczne rolskie, redagowa,
ne W duchu prawdziwie polsklm,
aemokratycZnym, pod has}em
,R6wnost, wolnost i niepodle-
g}osc''.
Do ,,Smigusa" jake bezp}atny
dodatek doiaczane bywaia utworv
forteplanowe najulubiehszych Som.
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma Smigu," wyrosi:
w Ameryce: roczpie 8 dolary,
pofrocznie II dolara.
Prenrmerate najdogodniey
p~rzesylac przekazem ]rocztowvm
Tub delarami papleruvymi W liscie,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pod a1resem:
Administracya ,,snngus.~ Lwow
l'eopol) Europa, Austr,", GaIicya~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
PJCKTDICE

BlSKUPICE. Mad spo-
dzlewanie odbyl sic zapowle-
dzlany teatr amatorski pieknie
| wspaniale. iPrzewlel. Ducho-
wlehstwo Z Biskupic Z Rudy
raczylo nasz teatr zaszycit
take, "a CO i'm Z calego serca
dzlekujemy, jak r6wniez
amatorom amatorkom.
ktdrzy sic dzlarsko wzieli do
dzlela ! be- na]mnieiszeJ
przygany teatr odegrali. Nasza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
kuFysF WaFszaHski.
DIVA razy dzienuie!!

DIVA raZy dZienuie!!
Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6ch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorneJ, o.
pr6cz SWAT i dni swiatecznych, W
kt6re wychodzl raz ieden ma dzlen.
O,brzymi dial telegramow i
iorespondencyj re wszystkich sto-
ic europejsklch i panstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wspolpracownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych pisarz6w
rolskich ziednafy
kURYEROWI WARSZAWSklEMU
wyjatSowa W kraiu naszym Ia
granlca poczytnosc powage.
r. cena prenume II ia "a g gran NEE
mer p%ojedyhczy wieczorny k~osztuje W
Gems ogtoszeh: Keklamy: "a le'
den wiersz garmontowy, albo jcgo
lSJSS w q ~ hOP.S NtI
nastepny raz kop 20.
korespondencya prywatna pc
Genie reklam.
NekrOlOgia: "a wiersz Is kop.
ZwyczaJne ogioszen,a: "a jeden
wiersz petitowy, alho jego miejsce
Dierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastephy
raz 8 kop.
Male Og}oszenia "a jeden wyraz
pc 2 kop. kazay raz og}oszenie minimum
20 lsop.
Nadeslane: Ia jeden wiersz
grmontowY rs. |.
Adres ola depesZ:
WARSZAWA. WARSZ. KURYER.
Adres ola ljst6W:
Warszawa. KURYER WARSZAWSK1
Ogolny adres.
kURYER WARSZAWSK1.
Plac T~eatralny (Wle lzbowa 8.
WarsZawa, Europe, Russia
PLACCIE IA
ur.r-. --~B 4- -x
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15
sZLASK.

KROLEWSkA HUTA.
Kupiec David Markus zostaE
uwlezlony, ponlewaz pablo
ma nlego podeyrzenie. re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-15

AUSTRIA. Jak dolby
Jest cesarz austryackj, to sic
we wszystklem pokazuje.
Teraz n. P. kaza}, ably zaprze-
stano wiekszych manewrow
woiskowych z powodu upa-
low, tylko Cd rama W malych
oddzialach twicza sic zoInierze.
We Wiedniu kilku ludzi
umarlo Z powodu gorqczki.
-Akademicy czescy / moraw-
soy z]echali sic ma narade,
ably dzialac przeciw uclskowi
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The second story Of the building has
been fitted up and partitiOned OF into
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embraced 70 this IMPORTANT group, taxing
them all together, never fell to their oFigi-
nal or initial price until Sept. 1, 1901, the
last day Of the Investigation, and then
they were only 2-l00ths Of per cent. lower.
Increase In Wholesale Prices.
Now, Mr. President, by the use Of this
table, which Is q part Of the unanimous
report Of tho committee, and assuming Is
before that the annual expenditure for
consumption is 10000, 0O0,O0 and the
monthly expenditure tS33, 839, S33, we can
ascertain without difficulty the effect
which the increase In wholesale prices
would have had upon the people Of the
United States II the whole quantity Of
commodities consumed during the period
covered by the investigation had been
sold by the Wholesale dealers during that
time. That the whole quantity consumed
was not actually said at wholesale during
that time is shown by the fart that the Ag-
gregate increase in retail prices or In the
cost Of living aid not equal the aggregate
increase In wholesale prices.
On the lst day Of October, 1889, upon the
basis just stated, which is less than the
total expenditure for consumption. the in
crease over the initial price was 8, I5O, 900;
vi luN VI NONGuDtTS 1851, II was
q, S33, $50, and on the LIST day Of December,
1850, It was sl2, 5S3,8S Congress met on
the first Monday in December, the commit
tee on ways and means was appointed, and
1t was soon we'll known to the country sub
stantially what It's policy would be in ref
erence to tariff legislation, and on the LIST
day Of January, 1890, the increase Of whole
sale prices over the prices prevailing at the
beginning Of the investigation was els,.
10000 The next Month It was S20, 40, 900,
and then there was a slight decline from
that figure until Sept. l, 1890, when the in
crease YVES ~, 10000 The Mckinley bill
was approved Oct. l, 1890, and from that
date the increase Of Wholesale prices con-
tinued to grow larger month by month I'M
I'll on the LIST day Of April, 1891, It was SS5,-
4l6066 But will not detain the senate
by a further statement Of these increases
in detail, but will insert the following
table, which will show that the total gross
increase from Oct. I, 1889, to July I, 1891.
amounted to the sum Of SIS CTS, sS5, but
during the months Of July and August,
1891, there were small decreases, amount
ing to t3,l0S, 1893, which, being deducted,
leaves a net increase Of 81, 5iO,SS2.
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! act was wrong; In other worss, they
law contend that the act has been a sue
tess solely because It failed to accomplish
what IL was intended TO accomplish.
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Net Increases. ...............,..... 4k2. 5l0h62
Notwithstanding these undeniable facts,
the senator from Rhode Island asserted, II
not In express terms, at least by necessary
inference, that the prices Of commodities
and tho cost of living declined during the
period covered by the investigation. He
said, There can be no longer any question
as to the course Of prices for the period
covered by the committees Investigation"
and think every one who heard his speech
understood him to maintain that prices
and the cost Of living were lower during
that period than they were before.
Protection Did Not Help Wages.
But, Mr.. President, I must pass on to
another subject. The committee also, as I
have already said, caused an investigation
10 be made as to the rates Of wages during
this same period in fifteen Of what are
called general occupations, most Of which
are almost entirely in the unprotected In
dustries, as will be seen when | come TO
state them, and in fifteen special occupa-
tions which are highly protected by the
tariff law.
The result Of that investigation Is shown
by the report. The fifteen general occupa-
tions selected by the committee as fairly
representative Of the rate Of wages received
in all the general occupations In the coun-
try were rs follows, and l asks senators to
give their attention to them as | state
them, in order that they may determine
for themselves how far they are protected:
Bakers, blacksmiths, bricklayers-I sup
pose there is scarcely anybody who will in
sist that bricks can be laid in a wall IN
foreign country and imported to this
country, and therefore bricklayer is not
much protected by a tariff law; cabinet
makers. carpenters-of whom the same
thing NAV be said rs of bricklayers: com.
mon laborers. farm laborers machinists
masons-who Law stone in a wall which
cannot he imDorted-molderao NJ iron. naInt.
ers. plumbers. stonecutlers. tailors and
tins6litba- These are the 6fteen general
occupatiops selected bv the committee and
thew are the occunations unon which tbe
rates Of wages rose 75- lOOtbs Of / per cent,
during the Neriod covered BY the inyesti.
cation, and they were that much higher at
It's close than they were at the beginning,
The senator from Rhode Island stated
generally, as will be seen from his printed
speech, that the committee had found that
while there had been decline In prices
there had been en- increase Of 75-IOOths Of 1
Der cent. In wages, whereas I assert now,
with the tables before me, that the only
instances In which any increase Of wages
occurred, taking the whole together, were
in those fifteen substantially unprotected
industries, and will show presently that
in the fifteen highly protected Industries
in which the rates Of wages had increased
before the Mckinley bill passed there was
q decrease after 1t passed. II any Of these
fifteen general occupations are or can DO
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CARLISLE'S KEYNOTE.
The Kentucky Economist Dis
sects High Tariff Claims.
ALDRICH's PALACES EXPOSED.

The Tendency Of Civilization Il 10 Pre-
duoe Cheaper Goods and Higher Wages.
The Mckinley Bill Reversed That Ten
dSnoy-Tbs Cost of Living Increased b.
! That Act.
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the maddenlEg crowds lgnoble Strife"
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