davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
iscu II.

Stpr Nrp. 81. @mil Orb % Ser
man Orb Nppleton bleu iorleoen Dag
unoerretteoe ON, at De Bauoe aruet
81, $50, 900 bper eiter en- / England nDs
aibpb Sl99tning.
Garl Gnution, StatiOnsasent i
Cane, Cane County, ialbt iorrise 2srs
bag, ibet ban bible hoppe neb fra en-
5rastoosn, unber Sjulene. San fit
rabipmme Saar | Sopecet os Stuls
orene, % Ssbberne f~nuites, iaa be
MATTE iattes al.
Ole Soaanos to Conner. IA Os 16
gar samle bar ube at rife paa 2ate
8%oibfonons, li9e peo 2ulun Of sllbiOn.
De fum | 8ransel ON, buem baube ben
itprite Silt; a%ranselen git Oper til
Slassmaal, bpprpeo gaaoen p9lteoe,
% Ole, ben DngIte, Der life tunoe
ippmme, orufuebe.- "NOrmannen."
Snmoriiten 6upsrnor Bed bar /
Chicago iprleben Dag. Sil Ell Slaos
reporter ubtalte ban, at ban trOebe, at
9utberanerne baabe / SQinois % 8iss
conlin piloe FEMME lpnt en- Ntano meo
0emofraterne, % at ben o~emofratllte
Maioritet / SlinOis pilbe blipe 75,'
900 % / @iscouiin $4,000 Stemmer.
@upernpr Yed iu9oe, at Glepelano M
bar Iitfcr paa at bliue nOmineret, pg at
ban pilbe leire i Sisconiin men. $4,000
Stemmers MaIoritet.
looppeoe neb paa en- 3o8afel. gn
5 9lars sammel 9atter al Wartin ans
oerIuu / Y%leaiant Bailey bpppebe / 5res
BAGS neb fra en- Spitaf o9 rantte en-
Ssaaffel. Den enc 3inb git inb i 5ors
bppeoet meb ben 5plse, at bun oeoe
n9iten itrar.
@norew Sisrflnno. en- 4osaaris
SpenIfe, blep / 5reoass opertjprt al ct
Sernbanetos nar &acine % sieblittelis
brabt. Gibsbe efterlaoer gnte ps TO
Born.
~. 6. Grpsbp fra Ga Crosse, en- al
Sc bebIt fienbte unse slopOtater i oeit'
liae @iscouiin, bleu i esroass OOer'
fiprt o. orGbt al ct SernbanstOs ! Nnl'
apiaa, 9eras, bpor ban bar for at ops
fisbe areaturer for en- apasfarm nar
9idinIon, q. 9at. GibsSe bar en-
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
u b.

Nttentaf MOB SBaren. 20 trdnlte
9etettiper far opoaset, at G5arens Vas
labs / @atidina bar unoermineret, o.
at ct Sum unber bans Sooeoarslie oar
iplot meo SyransitoHer. Oct bapos
paret Ribiliiternes Menins at labs
Miren iprinse ben isrite Sat, Gjaren
tilbraste / Balaoiet, iaafremt be life
par blepet iframte ueo 2esn paa, at
GnIlaset par opbasst. On unberjors
biIf Gang par srauet fra en- Ssi, iom
lisser ca. 300 garos fra 8alabiet.
aabniusen bar isiult af en- flor Sten,
omtrins bpilieu Der porte @rasiraa
paa en- iaa Ombpsselis Waabs. at inssn
funoe fatts Mistante. G5urens sset
YOliti oar lsbet paa 8ilbipor os sioits
bperien ub sllsr inb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
B.

SorbfjGlp. 9 @reuitabet Goru-
IuaQ ippreoe man ben 1Soe os. tioli9
ON Murgenen ct temmeli9 itGrtt Serb
itso. Suieue ~baueoe, inu at Ell Musie
Stor1tene table galarcen og itprteoe
ueb pna 3aget. De BebOere | 8pen,
iOm erSuu bar / Senseue, bleu pau en-
temmelia ublio Waaoe uattet az i'm
SeOn OeO SOrorpitelierne, iom Oareoe /
Here Setunoer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
o.
Gn iorgelig Sernbanenlpffe banOte

6n lergeli9 SernbanenlDffe b9nbte
iprrise Spnbu9 paa "Sig Sour" 8anel
mar Glepes, boorueb 5 Yerioner orab.
tee % Is fit farlise auaitelier. st
9asia9ertos beItaaenoe af 3 EeriOns
uusne, &esepp9n os Sasaseuosn itebte
iammen meo ct 5rasttos. 8onouttss
rem paa Srasttoset bauoe CLIENT, at III
~sansstioen for Yosiaserto9et bar for
anoret, % Tom iaalebes meo iulo 5art,
oa SammenItsoet ianot Steo n9r
Glepes. Be fem 9r9bte tilbsrte Cog
perionalerne. gf De 2emlRiteoe bar
Is Yasiaserer os to Srsmiere.
Coelessenoe Crfan. s Onsoags
gitermiobas bleu ben uorbueitlige Del
al Samilton Gountp biemipst al en- bei.
tig Ortau. Stormbaneu bauoe Ell
9Gn9be ai neIten 8 Mil. llpeiret tOs
i'm Segpnoelie en- Wfil moro for Samil=
ton, bpor bet poelasoe 6. @alfers og
Gan. Sammels 9aoer. Yaa Sobn Or
nplos Sarm bleo ct npt Saaniu9sbus
% Ell tor 9abe fuloit9noi9 fnuite, boor.
peo Mrs. Irnolo fit iuGre, Um life oes
beige &p9ltelier. Nrnolo bleu ilDn9et
flere Sunorebe SOB al Srfanen os br9fs
feoe ben enc Irm. Weoens Srfanen
Itoo paa, iaro Der ct beiti9t &esnfalo
Gte0
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Gn international 6oteliDu.

oisie Gage photographers / DRESDEN en-
Rroces mob en- al be ourtoreuneIte 90.
teltpue, 8erben bar ijenot, pan tul.
Der ii9 3u9snisr 6OiparO eler 6iort
ira ariitinnia. OptrRber mso ben Dosrfts
GIcsanie os taller ilpbenoe ueIteu nqe
eurOp9Iite Sprol. 5aH bleo sanIfe
tili9lOis sreben pda ierit Gieruins, ba
ban en- Wat / oct Hottie Sotel, buOri ban
bOeoc / DRESDEN, bar transt iuo | en-
ReiienOes 89relie % bnUoe bemasti.
get iia oennes pelipRiteoe BGrs. Gan
bar en- for Resuins at nisjsrs meO 80.
litiet run0t on i be europriite Bpsr,
iaa ban uil ianbignlisoIs fomrs til at
saa paa Omsuus / en- lanssrs Var.
r9tte, fsr ban ioar nOionet ale fine
SDnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
ut nlGrfeiigt Inno.


NGrbeoen at Ggntgsberg a Ell Barts.
busboloer beiti9iti9et ueos lin Sialoer
meo at flptte nOgle I0noer. gfubielia
giuer Soroen efter, boor ban fob, %
ban ibnteoe A a 5 alen neb ct Sldas
mOcriOroiit 8GreIie, bog uOeu at tom.
me uioere til Sfaoe. 8na bans Raab
ON 6i9lp ileoe man til meo 3oug %
9pgter Tor at bIrlpe BAN op. 9erpeb
opongeoes ri WRngoc 3Gnoer, SLATER
og S%lRossbplter, inoebolosnoe Siltc.
og 5lsielsora9ter, Tom bar a~nbrasts
(angs BGreliets 8e99e. STU unoer'
faiieoc mon ielufslgeIig 8rreliet ct nsi'
a9tigt Giteripn, buorueo bl. a. 3 gamle
Stenfrutfer tOm for Ga0eu. 3 ben
ete inuotcs enoel gnmIe 6aanbitriiter;
ben nnoen bar iploi III Ranoen meb
9glos og aobb:rmDnter, Og ben treble
inoebotot 3 SSluubre mso u~eobRussnbe
mnsiioe Sgluti1oer liant st @ulbubr
meo aarstnlet 1913. Bproien al
SGus og aob6ermpntsrne ital belsbe
Jig til flere 3uiinoe Wart.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
II blanDet.
VI 0.


5aruel. Sobn. Ching @uu %
Song 500. f%grIturoute en- rig Sineier
ira San 6rarcisco o. %iiblturunte ira
ct. 2ouis, er / oisie Gage / 9itp OF
@terito o9 bar bnot TO Guoienier hos
8reijoeut 8ini. Siemeoet meo oeres
8eiGs er at iifre en- Solouiiutionsret /
Staten 3amaulipas / ben 0en'i9t at
ilDtte ale ocres 9nnbsmpno, TOM MI
bpr / be 6oreueoe Stntsr, BERTH. De
p%anitnar at rcpreieutcre ct Selitob poa
Here 3uiino &iueiere Der / ganoet. iom
dlc oil iorpli9te Jig til at %iorlaoe DC
5oreueoe Stuter o. ic9e nnt 6iem !
Werito.
St Gj Sanger. iom moer be M
lige pollttite ll~rolI8bcocr 6leu lat uuoer
Nntln0e for Gclagtj9bcO / Mioroet paa
9or9meiter @ludeta / @sccniiuU. bleu
ben l4oe bs. icrt 0lcnrcm @aoerne
5ocey til &aaoGuiet ior at iaa I'm
9Om. De 6leu beppstet al 100 mert-
ianite SOlOattr. 5rcmItiaet iOr 8et-
ten bolot DC Nutlageoes Noootat enonu
en- 3nle for iinc alienter, buorsiter bi5is
blep fDrte tilbage til 6Rn9ilet. Qoma
men uil ialoe poa Mauou9, % bet beo'
Der Jig, at 10 a II af benz oil bliug
ituote.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
c u y !.

&Untraftarbeiosre. Sper 200 Mels
lemoafspas iaserer meo bet frantic
Damplfib SEA @~ascosne" blep ben
15be bs. iorbubte at saa ilano / Netu
gort. ba GutOriteterne bauoe Ristante
ON, at be bar 8outrattarbeibere. Wan
bar psiaa Nistanfe ON, at forifielise
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Gina.

Sprorgiielier. Singapore, Bauung,
GobOre og Sumatra CT bteOet bjcmiD9te
Al 3ororyItelier, iom osinu bar uOitrait
ii9 gjennem ben itsrite Del al ben ma
lupiite SalOs o9 Om~li9Senoe Ger. On
LAB al MenueIteliu melOes Der life,
Sc beiti9e SOrOfjalu bar inOjaoet De
ooertrOiite Malaper Ell alUortig StrGf,
inu at be bar fOrlno; Bolissrne Os sr
itpgt'be inb / be rarlis9enoe Stope o9
% pna 68iene.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Snifla }.

Zen tDIfe HeBjering u8ter eiter
6Orlpoenoe meb Of Stren9beo at giens
uemisre Ell i~ulOitanOi9 6Orbinorin9 al
rusliIt Sncuancrins til 3pitluno. Oct
oil euoO9 blioe nHstst iattige rusfite
3~uopaubrsr, iom a8ter fig til andre ELI
ropGiite Ganoe, at reiic gjennem 4pits
lamb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Wt inneiOtn.

SreS. s. TiasbnrD, Weolem al bet
fore MOQeiirma, YilsburD 81 SO. /
minneapolis, bpoe iorrise Spnoag ei'
Ter 4 Gages Sp9oom az 9iiterit. San
par So Gar 9ammel % bar Ssn al
George q. Salisbury. San cite laoer
gnte Os 4 imaa Born.
NOlfepartiets &onsresfomite i zoe
3ihritt huiot ben zoe bs. ct Mtpoe /
fsrous Sails os ~belluttepe at lammens
laloe en- 9Cnpentipn for at u9lae 9eles
autsr til 5%oltepartiets Nationaltonpens
ton / Omaha % nominere Ell &anoioat
ir aOnOresmano.
aumiteen beitaar af i~Dlsenoe Wteo.
lmusr, ct fra buert Guuntp:
g. 3. Ropre, Seder County; q. 9, Ste.
sbsus, Big Stone; y. s. Burnett, Clap;
!Apiepb Yenner, 9ouglais; VI. &. See, Grant;
Nils Guam, 8anoipobi: .. W. Senorids,
fittiou: .. Smiboal, Waribal; Ole g. Sls
tur. Norman; $. 6. Ypen, Otter Sail; 6.
G, 9ommen, Yolf; Benjamin Yeacod, Yope;
&lliam RiorNen, StcpeIs; ". @au, Smift;
9uiepb 6. 9oobs, Srapcrie; 3paef 8. @ron'
ith 8tlfin.
II M%eolemmer bar tillteoe. s.. 6.
Scen ualstes til 6ormano. @tbpert
guautb i 3iltriftst er berettiset til at
inNs Ell 3elesat % en- iur bper 500
5temmsr aisipne for Spen peo iibite
SaIs. 3esiOrloen fan boer CUB
alliance ienbe Ell 0elegat. &onpentlos
nn itut afboloes Moorbeao ben 21be
9uni. Der CT Ell EEL Del &nnoioater
for domination Tor &Ol9resmanb. De
melt prominente er Senatpr 6. &. 2oms
men, glnorew Stenerlpn % 8. 6.
guer.
SOB al 0uuger. Mrs. Clara s.
&almer / @lenpille, 5reebprn Gountp,
SsOe iOrleben Dag at Snn9er. 8pr
ct Bar Maaneber iiben bpoe benbes
IanS, Yaitor 5rant ". Yalmer. Sar
1T Ben SOe, at ban life burbe ipiie p9
latteOe meb at ta9e Narins til fig os
NGNe al Sunser. Otter bans 9sb Tom
u8ina Gnten paa ben 9anfe, at bun life
cur0e lpiie, % trOos al Opertalelie os
ole GOrigs paa at faa benoe til at ipiie,
ra9teoe bun baarbnaffet % osbe efter
ct Ynr Tigers 5orlpb. Sun bar &c
Var 9ammel og bauoe paret gift / s
Var.
glbcrt 2ea Gleuator e. Mia Co.'S
l'ors 6lOurmsle, Der eiebes at 81. Wt.
&OOO % 6. 6. 9wisbt, nebbranote ON
S'tenen ben 1Sbe bs. 3abet an ilaaes
I'll 100000, Gsiurancen $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
6 nia2.


Sirius ioruaDfki. 9iolis ON
MOr9enen Den Zoe c@. lgb ben iprite
afpelins at Struggling SrO.s Girtistc9
at Sppret Ell Ntil Mtenior GOucorbia.
Sire Meolemmcr az Gjrtusperiunulet
brabtes os ilere fit iprre SuGitclier.
lllptten bnnote, ioei 3O9et pasiereoe
ooer CT lioen SrO, fom itprteoe lants
men, % ilere Sosue iolot ueo i Guns
bet. Smtrent 20 prr0iiuloe 6elte
orG6tcs.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Uunctticut.

Grpl0IiOn. Gn tor 6Oriprin9 a
aruot "9Gtnn Byrotcbnjc Cos" ga
bril- / 6nrtiorO erploocreoe Den 2OOc
o&. os iprnugte 6eie 8~uluingeu / 9Hi.
ten. Ger &rbeioere ornbte3 % fem fl
iarllge &URitelier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Safuta.

Sns. Sra Rusbp itriues ben 20be
o.; SetpOelis sne falot / @orses,
men ben imeltebe iaa fort, ipm Den
'oFl' 6armcrne er farbise meo Yaar'
a%a0lleT, % Spituoiisterne er meset sllns
F'Se' 6nrmerne bar iaaet oft, BE-
tun0e.
The Mayyille Elevator n~ebbranbts
"a' III Den 20oe bs. Gen inbebplbt
.VVoo SuIbels Sueoe. 5abet er til
F'atteli9 battet peo asiurance.
zen 17oe Wai ieireoes / @ranb
DOT'S ON aitenen i Obj Ssllops Saa.
S'e'Onlul Sopeien bolot 5elttalen os
saN9Ioreninsen "Sjarne" os Saas Or
"Fer 0poartebe meb Cana oa WtuIif.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
g]!iSipuri.
gaislnffet 5crubaucroptr;.

WislDffet 3crnbnncroutri. Gent
Oh 2itcuen ben hoe oS. beiteS TO ma
ifcrcOe GeriOncr / Gbeltenbam SOpes
uO9neu poa bet MOB Son 6rarci8cO
9aaenoe TeripntOg. Gn al Ynsia9es
rcrne fit Seioliu9 til at itrGtte SRr.
bernie tilucirs, men YoSiagererne iuos
rcoe meo &eUOlperItuO. Gu Of Rp.
perue bleu iuaret i Sober, buorpan 8Gs
uerne i~unreit mnlis fog 5ln9ten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
SnDlamDet.
Z 10 O..

Aamilton SrOwn, ben reltjenote
characterization ertlGreoe iprleoen
9a, / Sort 9uo9e, at Den pant9rtte
gebraita Central 8nne uiloe blipe Bug
net ira Smaba til Sort 9po9e, p9 oer'
IN benDtte Maiou Gitp & Sort Dodge
ganens Spurleie til Wtaion Gitp p9
Su(utb
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Ncbraifa.

Sperloommelier | Beatrice bar bres
NJ n OOsr 40 5umilier ira fine Siem.
S'u' S'ioer CT bsiere emo npseniiube
I,'a 1888 o. mesen Stabe er anrettet
oa0ritoiitrittet.
>e''OIn, SOpeoitaoen, er pmrinset al
-"'' % 'li9en Sernbanetos fan aisaa.
''ea' 1000 Yerioner er blepne
"'"'V'e, % Q &usiere, 8srn % 2
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
YennDlpani
General Sbomas u. Nowlep, De,

Weller1I Sb0Ilas u. VD1DIeg, 0et
meb Seoer peltos | Den merltanlte aris
os Sorserfriseu, fanbtes ben ABE bs.
bpo i Sensen i fit Siem / Yittsburs.
Zen samle &riser bar So gar summel,
men bar ualminoelis iriit Os rsris.
San interesierepe fig meset for Yolitii
% bar inbebapt forifielIlse Gountpems
beber. 99serne anta9er, at ban bpbe
al 6ierteilaa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
y NJ | II 4.
Geoirriuacns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O.

Hegjcrln9ens &apalierifparter %
Ypit Gantceu / Sort McRinncp neos
brauote ben 1Soe b8. ollie 8D9nin9er
bar upe. SrauOifuocn on llaucs til
100000. SlOen iOrnaria9ebes oeb
Ell Grplolipn / eli Spn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
6leitricitet / Steoet for camp,

Gleftrititet | Steoet ior Camp.
GoiiOn bar / ben ilbiie 5ib uarst BE.
itjaitiset meo 5oriarbiselisn al slst
triite MOturs til Sernbaner. San
meuer. at 2otomOtiuet ensnns mso II.
ben uil bliue iOrtranst Of bans Wos
tors, buis 8enpttslis ital oars lonst
biaissre. Ere Of bisie mso en- Seite.
trait al 10000 a 1900 bper pil tunne
briue bele SerHbanstraiten meaem Veiu
gOrt us Ybilaoelpbia. Se narutsre
Gnteltbebsr peb bans Spitem sr enbnu
utisnote.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
Spiainaer msb iorifisaia Jssi.lS.

bag. ct iaaoant 5prbolo er inotrui.
fet / MeG Oiearos 5amilie ! Gbeitsr,
Ysnu. Den isrite at Tpiainserns, en-
Gut, btsO isbt npsle Rinatsr fsr @aios
nat, msbens ben anben. en- Yise, tsrR
piite fig libt ~efterat Wibnatstimen bapbs
Gaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-24
SnbsSafota.

SrOlssIor 9alpor 6. Solbers er
,D"aO't til Seitprer al ben metuniite
~%IO''lll9 oeo Stateus GserbrussfOle i
SrOOtuas.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-02-12
THE COST OF Royalty.

The personal household of Queen Vic
toria is G imposed of more than u thou
sand persons, costing sum of 81 ,945.0O0.
1t consists OF lord steward, "a lord
chamberlain and master of the house,
each with salary of $4,000; "a keeper
vi the privy purse at $ll, 900, with three
assistants at $1,000 each; treasurer, u
comptroller, . vice-chamberlain, a comp
trullcr of accounts, master of bucK-
hounds; each at $6,0O0 per anuun;
grand falcUner at 5000, all usher of the
black rod at $4,000, mistress of the
robes at $1,000, eight ladies OF the bed
chamber at $500, ten bedclamber wo-
wen at 81, 800 each, ten maids OF honor
at 81 500, fourteen equerrieS at 49, 500,
eight pages of honor at $40, eight lords
in waiting at $4,000, fourteen gr0OlnS IN
waiting at $1,000, ten gentlemen uShers
at $40U. ten sergeants alarms at small
salary, poet laureate (LOrd TennysUn)
at $500, "a painter i'll ordinary, a marine
painter, sculptor in ordinary, a sur
veyor of pictures at 81 900, an examiner
OF plays at 5000, principal chez at
$1,000 per anuun, a principal cellar mas
ter at $500, nine hUuSekeepcrs, 100
hUusemdids, and lastly an Official rat
catcher az Windsor at a salary Uf $50,
and another Tor Buckingham Palace at
So. All these payments have " be sub
mltted every year " the House of Com
mons.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-02-12
Two WAYS np PurrINGIr.

The young man twirled his hat ner
vOusly aud cleared his throat.
III understand you rightly" he said,
you decide that the lurJuer c0nJlnu-
ance vi our acquaintance with view To
closer and more intimate relations in the
tuIure is lnexpedient ana not lIkely "
be productive vi such result. Am 1 cor
rect, Miss JiDUUm Y'
you are, Mr.. De Ennis,' answered
the young woman.
81 tnat is your decision, he rejOined,
twlrllng his lat the other way, Il pre-
sumo there Is nothing for me To do but
to submit. 1 had hoped tor different
result. The reason 1Ur tile ill SUCCESS
that las attended my effort to place our
acquaintance Oh more CONFIDENTIAL
basis" lie went on, "is, Il aPpreuI NJ, That
l nave failed in some way " bring my
sell into full anu complete sympathy
with the idea aud purposes that animate
aud sustain you. 1 have not succeeded
in becoming en- rapport, If L may 30 ex-
press myself, with you as Regards the
thugs that 20 u make up what we call
congenIalty affinity, coordination. 10
change tile figure slightly, have been
unable ~ pace myself ON the piane
where your sympaLllles, Instincts, Ill
SNORT, your inner self, aDideS, Or To es-
tabllsn that fellowship OF soul that
grows out vi harmonious views, prefer
emces and habits of thought Am
right, Miss JiUOom ?"
Yes" size answered softly, while
tears uf pity for the wretched young man
stood III her lovely eyes: you don't seem
to have caught on tO my style even little
bit. "-ChicdsO Tribune.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-02-12
THE BENNINGTON BANNER, FRIDAY FEBRUARY r. 1892.

the future. Located in a city with
broad ideas the Sun will go right along
shining, dealing death-blOws to frauds
and hypOcrites. 1t will continue to treat
the rich and the poor with equal fair
ness. Through its columns every hon
est man or woman can have hearing.
1t shall continue to fight for the masses
as against the classes.
BOOdlers and slum politicians will
find no quarters in these columns.
In its new home in great city, with
the great States Tor its field, the Sun will
be more national than heretofore. 1t
will not cOntine itself to any locality as it
did while in Kansas City, but will devote
more attention to National affairs and
men OF National repute. The Sun has
various radical views which it will ex-
press and advocate with its character
istic vigUr.
Tue patrons of the Sun throughout the
many States where 1t for nearly two
years has been welcome visitor will
find many improvements in the future
This Issue is not Il tair specimen, for the
blue coats of Kansas City would not per-
init the use of the type especially bought
for the Sun. 1t will be few weeks, per-
haps, before the Sun is geographically
as handsome as heretofore, but time will
restore its beauty and all its entertain
ing features. The pr0prietOrs crave the
indulgence of the public until the present
snarl is untangled.
a general reorganization of affairs for
the improvement Ut the paper is ii pro-
gress. Certain features Will be dropped
and others added. Above all things the
Sun in the future will be within the pale
OF every law and avoid even IA suspicion
of being illegal, which it never has been,
for il it had the mails cUNad not have
been used 10y it.
The SUMS motto in the past shall he its
motto i'll the futuro-''Tell the TRUTH
And the paper does not believe that the
people Ol Chicago or Illinois are dis
dose d to regard that occupation in the
light of crime, or that they are 50 refined
that Il naked tact will shock them into
tits CT COMMISSIONS. The Sun is glad to
get into such u city as Chicago and out
of such ring. cursed, egotistic, bonn
bdstlc place as Kansas City on the Kaw.
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opposite views present the fundam 'ntal
difference on the tariff question between
the two great parties in this country.
The Protectiouist holds that tin plate
is exactly analogous to the supposed
case of cloth given. We have all the
facilities for its manufacture, and are in
fact the greatest producer of iron and
steel in the world, and should make for
ourselves the sheets of iron OF steel
known as tin plates, Since the labor
cost of producing them here is much
greater than in Wales we need the pres
emit tariff on them. The American Cob
denite opposes this view at every point.
The British Cobdenite agrees to dot
with the Protectionist. Hear him speak
through the columns of the Iron and
Steel Trades Journal of London, Jan. 9th:
"rhere are many difficulties to be sue
oessfully copied with before they 1.-THE
Americans, can manufacture tin plates
with commercial success in competition
with this country, even with the help OF
the present import duty, which is equal
to q bounty of from 20 tU 90 per cent. on
the price of the manufactured article in
the country of production. The ques-
ton of labor in the United States is the
most difficult to be dealt with success
lullNs III wa bhO WIN puppy
have been engaged in the trade from
childhood, and their children, as soon as
capable, assist in the mills. 1t is indeed
not an uncommon occurrence to find
whole families working together. The
making of tin plates, as the children
grow to men and women, becomes
habit, and they acquire great dexterity,
saving much time and labor, and the
wages OF the female laborers and chill
dren are but 1.-THE of what American
skilled wurkmen would demand"
If whole American families were forced
by poverty to work side by side in the
dirty, labOriOus employment of tin plate
making, we might make tin plates in
successful competition with the Welsh.
1t is because the spiritof our institutions
and the social instincts of our people de-
mand that the mother and children be
kept at home and in school, and that the
father receive sufficient pay to support
them decently and in comfort, that tariff
is kcpt ON tin plates.
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We Don't Want
the Earth !!

But We want everybody to
know that we have removed our
store TO NJ. G. HeaIy'S building,
near the r. R. depot, and fitted 1t
up with new goods. Call and see
our beautiful presents in French
China, decorated glassware, hand
lamps, CaStOrS, etc.. presented to
every purchaser OF our choice
teas, baking powders, etc. We
are making a big run on fine foot
wear. We have a large stock for
fill and winter wear in gents,
ladies', misses and youths boots,
shoes and rubbeFS. latest styles.
Lowest prices. Our grocery de-
partment Is complete. We dis
play the largest line Of choice
cigars and iObacCOin the county.
Wholesale and retail. Full line
Of drugs, standard patent medi
CineS, toilet articles, etc.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-02-12
rnr rNnLIsH saonM,KrR.

Not very agreeable to the advocates of
free trade in this country are the state
ments of Mr.. w. l.. Terhune relative To
the wages aud condition uf the shoe OpeI-
atives ut England. Mr.. TerIune is the
m lnlger of the Boot and Shue Recorder
ui Boston He has been making "a tour
of the boot and shoe factories OF Great
Britain for the purpose of investigating
their methods and studying the trade
with view of determining whether
American manufacturers eau prutitably
compete for the market. lturlly
much information vas Obtained Concern
ing the shoe operatives, rs factors in the
problem, their earnings and condition,
and while Mr.. Terhune may have had no
look here on this picture and on this
in mind. his reports force comparison
Of the English and American shoe work
ers. The condition OF those at North
anptpn my b. Considered rs repre-
sentative of English operatives.
These earn between So anl $3.50 \ week.
A. one of them added, by way Of paren-
thesis. however, work was not ste Idy,
and $3.50 WAS hardly more than their
average weekly earnings the ye " round.
How this is spent, AMI the sc lie of living
which it permits. the person statement
of one of tile men shows. He WIS mar
ried, it seemed, and had two children,
thus m king a family of four dependent
upon his wlges. The families of the
operatives, however, are sud to average
six members. So that the one in ques
ton on u pro rata division of earnings
was rather more forum Ite than many OF
the others at Northampton. lie earned
about $500 year. an average Of about 70
week, though his actual wages were
above this, the drop in the average be-
ing due to the fact that he was usually
without work for part Of the time. He