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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
GROWTH OF TARIFF REFORM


Every democratic congressman who
has spoken at all has predicted a thor.
o1ghgoing revision Of the tariff.
Though a tactical b.unIsr was rcr.
mitted in allowing the Sherman act 10
be the contested poin. in the debate,
the prospects are bright for the pas
sage Of a coinage bill and with a ratio
that Mr.. Cleveland will deem safe
enough for mis- signature.
The west and south are in the fght
to stay. Their interests have never
oeen as influential in Washington as
they are right now. II that is MOI.
progress, what is it? II the democratic
party has not brought about the
change, to what agency can it be at
tributed?
Habits, traditions and vested priv.
ileges die hard. II they are wrong and
unjust they stick none the less closely
and must be extcrminated by the en-.
lightened, trained force Of good men
acting for public opinion.
II may not be perfect consolation n
buncombe politicians, but it is some.
tnlng for the people 20 observe that the
silver fight is putting additional yjgor
into the determination to secure a tariff
reform about whose effectiveness th.,a
will be no room for doubt. Differences
OF opinion about the currency have ami.
mated the democrats TO a frmer uninn
on a ,ariff for revenur The low prices
on farm products have put tariff reform
INTO minds before crowded with protec.
ZIONIST partisanship Free distribution
OF products and briskncss of trade are
becoming a common demand instead of
a political dispute. If American farm.
ers must compete with India ryots who
work for two cents a day. manufacture.
must take their chances with the
rest. II the farmer can compete with
India and Russia, the manufactures
can compete with Europe. He will get
free raw materials and will be eyport.
ing at a profit before tho revenue tariff |
IS IN operation six months. II is time |
he was helping to get that balance of
trade he loves so dearly.
Opposition TO a logical tariff revision
IS weaker and the desire to push tho
reform is stronger than since 1860. The
t1fty-third congress will reduce the OK.
oenses OF our trade.-St. Louis Re-.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

POINTED

The Elltins Seal Fur company 10
no pleased with the arbitration M
matter what the governments of Eng.
land and the United States may think
about it--St. Louis Republic.
The president renews the asspr.
ance of his devotion to tariff reform i,
words that none can mistake; but still
the robber barons go on swearing thai,
he is a protcctionist. precisely as il no.
body had hit them and nothing had.
happened. louisville Courier-,Journal
OF course, there is n howl from
the suspended pensioners. But WHY
should that be considered as in anv wov
significant, as some of the republican
organs are trying to make it apnear,
Did anybody expect that the suspended
pensioners wouldno howl?-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
just SO long rs we live under tbe
Mckinley law, just SO long will the 20.
pubiicans attribute the evil effects Of
that law to the fact that we have .
democratic administration. What ,vc
ought to have isa democratic system
administered by a democratic admins.
tration. We are all convinced that thu
effects OF the Mckinley law are bad.
Why then should we permit ourselves
to be blamed for it's effects? WHY not
repeal 1t, and repeal it at. once. put.
ting in its place n clcar-cut tariff f.,
revenue lar.'-Indiauapolis Sentinel.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
KNOWLEDGE

f'isga eomiost md lao-orsm4nta ri
tr1s ID p%e72oaal earymeat WIEN
rightly gao1 The rzag, ra8 live b.
ter laan ot.sr7 md eaDy life m0fe. With
!es exre11l.sra, BIZ r-9ts p,9mptly
s12,tlag tas r1ft9s bret pg5dg15 !,
tie nse62 of Py,.1a. beia1, will a,pz.
The value ~ health u t5A Igta li.g..
l4zatiTe pti1eipas eza5fzled ID tae:
raaas1T. yrup n F2a
Its ezceilaaea E. Dur VI n ~pYseezti,2
tn s5a firm ml1s ~scceptabA and paaz-
a1t ~ ne taar the fsitesainz and .rl7
beneficial wbrertisa n = perfse izx.
alive ef9c'5a.y ~c!hansing The syst41a,
daPeiiiag 1lGs. headahhes and !s7ers
an1 Permanently curing uastim.1n.
j. hae giVea sasdattj5a ~ million, and
MT with tn approval II the me1ical
pr9fessSer, b1tasse u alts IN the KID
Heys L.7ef and Huals without ~aak.
enlns them AMI IT h perfectly free from
eTey obi ati9nable Substance.
gfup1 II E2s il far saie by 81! dug.
z ii T1 ard 81 61ttlea, but !sis mar.
uiact1fsd by the California Fix syrup
IN ohiY uhlah name ii printed IN e7sry
Fa1Fay a37J Tho a~40fn-y51p ri Figs,
and ring we'll informed, y9a vii 10.
a1eeg: any suDstit0N IL o1efsd
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
A State Soda Fountain.

II may sound like a M~unchauser
yarn, but II is an actual fact that in
the squint-eycd little burg of Sodavillc
in Linn county. in block eight of tn,
town plat, tn ere Is a soda spring, ant
that the last legislature in it's infinite
wisdom provided that 'inasmuch as
there Is a great and growing demand
on the part Of the public for the waters
Of shid spring" the state would spend
live hundred dollars to improve il.
This, at last, the fond realization of the
long-fclt want which has been loafnp
around the country like the ghost OF
boyhood's happy days in quest Of a
watermelon patch where happily lin
gcred no vicious dog. II is n grand and
Imposing sight to see the Legislative
fancy rising from the sordid contempla-
lion OF a cold and unrcsponsive hog law
n lowering on halcyon wings over
the soft murmur Of an idyllic state
soda fountain. Astoria Budget.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

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10 i@'.f@ % has '4e zen
A@' ana c@@fH1 are hs
.4 "f@ ''anE@a ho.ae aH Tan
'H ttS f1a'fa. mat 10 ? STATE NJ
~ ''fa- Ertt tHA sun once
" MT,@s i'(Fh toa e'osd- Or "a Ing
.', h'if " : friendly o he
a- a,.e' IN enemy ~ keep himself
,. A1' 1fg ana a2a21.aa haSef
f>f Iet.h2 d-eaeaed by breaking the
@." e'AN@a1M@a> However after
we're intr>7acea ~ Ais nH-
am us '-2..nf2 pad hLaa In
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| "@'- zoe -@he eFa7s% for staring
~ %/'Eh2 IN ENEMY taere-
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3-'"s" ".t IA SONS NJ 1cc1n-
"#-t's u P@f'@"eaI
"-' '"6sh 1"e s'@2ea n man sat
I. 1",' 'f '4'N tHe's "ef@ wars and
-4.,a non %tHn|n fne FaEeaa ami
-,,1 t'~"' "h-sH l,'E away R'od TEA
- ~,'1 p"s"7+re III "''AH III Ne" /es
"a tl" H'f.@efn 1l@nh =" which
s"@ f4pitai' sne natives
'414"'2f'4'' ana aefHs
',I.t5 Isr4 " no near
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09


travellers were fcrricd over from tho
city, n never came back ayain mr. n,
icast never came back as they wen,
away; 80 that the mysterious murders
continued, while Tom the ferrvn,,,
II ms two sons had 10 get most of the
return iare from the police, when they
deiiFcreh as much IA they could gather
OF the d%ismcmbercd travellers for idcnti.
hcatlon by their friends. A melancholy
business that ferry must have bccp1
10 TAXI over live men and BRING back
Rhastly chunks-and the citizens won.
oerch that these fcrrymcn's nerves
could stand the constant sh ocks.
ono day Tom and his sons fcrried
over TWO young men who had made IN
'ne,f minds to have u few days sport
WIN gun and rod in the forest, DESPITE
i,s evil rcputc. They were both Eng.
liShinen and new chums, and like Enc.
i'shinen travelling for pleasure ,vor.
pretty free with their money. showed a
gooh deal OF 1t as well as a lavish dis.
f'"y VI JcWeiry, while they laughed
easily at the warnings which thew re-.
ccived.
They had their TASKS with them
therefore did not linger at the sbantv
when they landed. but struck straight
out for the forest, and, as they told
IONS wife on their return, had good
sport until the rain came on and drove
them back.
u was about noon when thew re.
turned on the fourth day, after wad.
for many hours through The
swa,nps' with that persistent and bone.
downpour saturating them M
u did everything about, and the 8r.,
thing they did was to seek the bar and
AJAX for u stiff iorum Of brandy each
md while the hostess was placing tbe
10 their reach they incurred
ibout the boat.
The landlady, an aged female nearly
'cnt double with rheumatics and other
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

Some celebrated man. who saw q u,
tie clearer than others, once said: 9Th,
fear Of looking like a fool ha, IRE
vented many a man acting Ike a hero
MS unworthy fear, which consist.
largely Of seIf-conceit and self-con
>~ciousnesS, is the great vice 10 be elm.
mated in growing from the heart. on,
There IS nothing bnt love which can
utterly oyerpower it. 1t is that love
which IS a love to God and a love toor,
feilo'v-men.and which, growing greater
and greater in the heart, finally casts
ont selt-conscious fear a, well as every
other laser thing, Where love grows
perfect there is room for notbing also
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
- ruNEsuL cATeIRo.
AF-<trls s,ugs- and = Good Mtmie' WIS
Tr-ass He Outciss-@< the Violin.

rs.ass H. oaieis-~s the Violin.
TIE r er-ssa1, q orr featheret
SUNNI 5,a-ss s the catbIrd liz
cures Q, = early e april and begin
-- y -15u a. H. has chosen ht'
,urne an---en- IaiS year be and
1z selected sheir home
Tie Z the English ivy that
c4S N oh asaes = few feet from
II chamber wizIsw-a pleasant
:--5,r :r raj parties Concerned
As-s- 4 few ta s1eu, principally
tie 1ra-rs 1ta E-zatvrIugehsEry
-r r-as have Hgt scanty
1cc-us rlr5-r the difference be.
TWEEN u-s AMI thine aud at cherry
time east even .1sse few Gi- ideas to
1= v1-l1rtlzr er Is laid beside
1ret1e- 1ui @o <1e> On uEtI there
l,e ru- Small b}-5s1 eggs safely hid
,.r 115.ac -la -rv sa~es awaiting the
v1-u ,ress1 II me mothers breast
Thea Nug rd-tu~is sport = 17sr.
II seems o. ne she eas53r3 las never
.eeI sHteead- praised This :
,rs5asi- ra--- Ms 57vt s1[r. and due
p r-u--.cu-lr7 1lcsl note which b.
U~-trs vfr1 s1l-r.G 81 G1rrT-a graf
.1r HIN nueh LIZ -1a Zewia- Of
a .Is v-l 1 slse II t1-r1c ca:arrh-
I1i -sln ls tsgurz,Ic- c-- the sweet
SINGER ms sgrre't lis anne. BG, this
$ en- Us W.T. 3rv II note q warning
u--aratt w lui his na-a se wary OF
sCrne tleln~ Dr0wtl1r near. The dan
rar 1asy ls -rui song aerirs. and a
splendid 3ue 3 IS sgr 1a belongs 10 the
dEgEIl~ lt llrrlsilrs Ilti las -helr gift
be 1lulr There IS L E-rIe Italian
In ntr IHnr. / viuiarsrL l1rle body
Wiz 1es1g a1ravnr f'usT q constantly
i demand, ant -1anv TIMES a day the
:r- g -alsett fir her ~Cherubfua
Cheru'laa 1ur friend in the ivy has
heard our cali 8, pleased him not q
little Perhaps there was something
about the soft. musical infection
o.. The l-alLa1 -ane that reminded him
~ -ls blue skies and tropical vegeta-
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7.u nE az once
- '-'1' a-,' '''.ene' eagerly
ms YVES 9 new experience
--t5 ."gAt 'nat ne
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

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20 - -E-- ! --a present emergency
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--cr lie r.H.s r Am llI1
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
Inc Death Roll Is Largely swelled

by persons careless of imparilled health
mno pooh, pooh!' their minor ailments
oeneving, Or pretending TO believe, that ns'
sure VIII effect a change. Nature does af.
,;oa d Snange, ont 1t IS in the wrong dlrec.
s,oI, On thus avepges a disregard NJ ber
appeais' Don't omit, If you are at ali nn.
SeiI, 70 temperate by the aid OF Hostetter's
nooiacn bitters, q signal remedy for dvs.
matlsm, billousness. ineu'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09


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ar fess ard DR. 51sr7- wills ri
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e -es u - t1 jack s1s 7 foe
tired and rr-
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me e2lHte'- ".ta bis ere s srs-2
20. h1@ we. walk sao.t ID
. seaG 'lIde answered Fae@ s-zalT, I.
Ee'siag hold IF his e1r.r@za5rs am
aN4 g4hhiH2 70 drag Min u .le door.
surely Jon are not going % stand To
.@+ fa'h -tl Ne bet CONES cried the
p.3 "oA@n- 10 satNaisame1- Wig,
ta@ ran "1Fse than e7ar while il 4.
~ e'Hf7st@D.e Inside with . nice sofa,
aa'e To1f f1e11 s@n ret himself i
IL IA Area
i"v-4sf Ea 20 b-a -a-rouf5gtso's
2'.6 m7'.rreG Charley. inc0
hrfrh.-J-
No. answered Jack Outside NJ,
h>|He-e There Is 10 ore else sh.at
tha place 7 suppose be asked. "a he
.''f"1 ~ 70" Fae d u the sled
yg.,t.se more
HA "a ND
~ '"i ~ az nos fFsh 2 11[ or
~ ~"7 f'F24 tAe 23d ma -, with
q 1'tF '9Y*. .as "@lched nm t-a2 bis
@-l""H afhsele& ~cDno@D.nn into the
ram
ND"h 70 me Deaeh- where ha had a
a"H'5' pi SAND he haIf-lra2get.
ms irieHa and for the next
',+f "H4fa hf forced h.a b. every Re.
~ 6'llA th1nE of 10 walk ab1Ut-
mr. W. ram poured " PERSISTENT
y. anu t'f SEQ vas FGmed- misty and
~ ~ ron
nS "fP' q VatehfaI rye On the house
H". ina SHea N 'front.' hf IT, and twice
VI '1i'1i ne o'ulN mare sworn that he
q '+V'' open 4 ittlc way and a
g. I''E oa' ron penlhd II The old
Imam @la' came from time 10 time TO
.'S "a' norway ana scfce1aed at him
- DF'ng ms Trend IN To the freside, {
~ ~ "''' On o9Eg@aiy and stcrnly 70
- pIp'ntnaof' casting an eager glance
ed"af Tor the expected boat, with his 7
phs arm round his friend and the other (
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
OEMORALIZEO REPUBLICANS.



Tie Parsons Knitting company, OF
Cohoes, viii reopen their mills, Nos. |.
and 2, employing four hundred and fifty
hands.
The Empire knitting mill, Of Cohoes.
employing two hundred hands, will re-
open.
The Hope knitting mill is TO run to
it's full capacity with plenty Of orders
ahead.
The Colloes rolling mills and tube
works, employing seven hundred men
and boys, resumed work.
The Root Manufacturing company.
which employs two hundred and ffty
hands, is building a new storehouse
and has orders up to Christmas.
These are the mills, the shutdown of
which was attributed by republican
scare papers to the tariff. II was their
regular summer shutdown and they
have started again earlier than usual.
but that makes no difference 10 the re-
publican newspapers. which have taken
the place OF the populist calamity howl
ers.
The corpse of the once great republi.
a party IL drawing nigh TO decom-
position, when its organs try to demor-
allie the business Of the country for
party capital. Albany Argus.
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The Worlds Inn,

Inc above Chicago hotel. under the cana.
pie management Of Mr.. Chas. Z Leland ia
naging the patronage il deserves. II is not
d hre-trap, but IS built Of steel and Ara,
p'ooi ne, combining absolute safety with
reasonable prices. It's lOca,ion-southwest
corner Midway Pla!sance Goth at and
MadIson aye-is unsurpassed, as il faces
tne air Grounds. Is accessible by steam
csole ana elevated lines. Write or teie'
gram IN advance Of your coming for AZ.
cGnmodatlons, or look The Worlds Inn IN
pointed. oe u4sap
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
Don't Blame the c,

Ifa baking powder is not uniform in st,..
so that the same quantity will always do H.
work, no one can know how to use i
formlygood, light food cannot be produced
All baking powders except ROYAL hwy
improperly compounded and made from ;s1
materials, lose their strength quickly when ,hJ
is opened for use. AT subsequent bakjncs !
will be noticed a falling off in strength. RI, !
isheavy, and the flour, eggs and butter w,s,'
1t is always the case that the consumer ~
in pocket, if not in health, by accepting aDr
stitute for the Royal Baking Powder. The ,,
is the embodiment of all the excellence H..
possible to attain in an absolutely pure ro.'
1t is always strictly reliable. 1t is not onl, :.
economical because Of its greater streno,h
will retain its full leavening power, wb;ch
other powder will until used, and make ~
wholesome food.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

badly Callcr-''Did you tell your
mamma that | had called?v Small
10y told her." Lady Caller-"And
what did She say" Small Boy-"she
said: OH bother" Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

~Yo' George WashIn eton Snowfall, come
right Ia outen de sun, screamed "A negro
mamma TO her child. "Wbaffur. mammaf'
'WhaSurl I'll tell yo' whaffur! Fast
thing yo' know yO' complexion II be
tanned Is bal as de white trash
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
'Gepm|
SyruI

Mr.. Albert Hartley d
N. c., was taken with 4
His brother had just did
When he found his docto|
rally him he took one bot
man Syrup and came out|
we'll. Mr.. S. B. Gardi]
with Druggist J. Z. Bad
Texas, prevented a bad
pneumonia by taking Ger,
in time. He was in the
and knew the danger. II
great remedy = oschee's
%Syrup-for lung disease
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

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1 -aa "a
'@ nc s@F the
aeA 'a- ae9 A2st
'H I"AAk q a4 -1Fera-
P-7s4eH oT svsy
F@Ftt pH-lsat11n tot1e Abandonment Of
1@''" q when HDtlfz-
'sea-ts Ni-t INSIST
4"1 9+9.H@' lecP4e
~ faaE ta@ e@Fn-
@r5 +4ef ~"-eAa @eSr@
- prepare '"f Ia& Change.
nm 1"e governor E2~ on 70 say
nay way Y~k is lof lEe aenp-
''l P4F~ "a PfoFe i4ae 70 me pnu-
'A N'-A y W. erected ard 20
- g'il15 "Aleh vas rejected
.'.7 .4@n 4E.ts YES were rejected.
s.'-'+ " Sac HlfHeSt act of patriot
'H4 N1'ia . governor II the
L "oa'd maze p4oHe prpeia-
hat''h lnat they WI! not cary out
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

as Ny son thorough in his school work.
Mr.. Pedagogy asked Bosbvshell "Ies. he
IS, said the teacher. He shows a ten
delcv 10 90 to the bottom Of everything. |
think he will be foot Of his class in a few
tags
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

IF some OF the heavy rpensions
paid to rich men in public life and out
Of it could be taken away and given to
crippled soldiers who are poor and de-
serve and need aid from government,
an ideal feature in pension reform
would be achieved. We have no doubt
there are soldiers who get no aid from
government. yet who merit 1t far more
than many who receive such aid. PEN
sion reform means tile doing away with
pensions 10 nnwt Tthy recipients, and
men who take money from the govern
ment in pensions while they have album
dant means OF their W for support
come very near being in this class
Boston Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

ANYONE would b. justified in recommend
ing Beecham's Pills for all affections Of the
liver aud other vital orgaus.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

LEE hllza6etnan ruff will be in vopne in
the laIl, and the fellow who attennts 10 10
hiss a fashionable girl viii get il IN no 70
hecA. Philadelphia Record ~ 'Ae
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

DISER-'lsn't this mea. rather fought"
Walter-"There no denying that. Sir, but
then We serve extra strong t~oothpicks with
{. Boston Transcript.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
lHe

If a "nans vacation always begins with n Y
Baiiim9sr emu with u scarcity Of hem
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

FiRsr MorH-"Are yon going furln Sec
end Motn-"I intend 10 spend the summer
on the cape
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

"SrPPosE you wanted Is propose marriage
to a girl, farley, what would you ask her
irstf' III we were alOneH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

FRgsHNEss and purity are impaired to the
complexion BIZ Gienu's Su phUr Soap.
HIS Hair and WHISPER Dye. j0c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

= B, WALrHALL e. Co., DR.
Cave, Ky say; Halls a D'
every one that takes it, J SoIN
IJc. "oi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09

THESE are the nights wbe,
IS covered with glory has 'o ov'
Is necessary to keep him y
Courier. ~ "
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-09
4 >HANTY BY THE BAY.
81 E7H RI TlsEEr.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

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