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Il
Miller =. D.. Sept. 12.-Word has just
been received that Edward Tucker.
prominent farmer fifteen niles southeast
Of here, has been found dead. No par
ticulars. but foul play is suspected.
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Welded \ ROCHESTER, LADY
pp1,,1.I,pS. ANIIA1

Chicago, Sept. l2.-The annual con-
venlion of the United States Brewer
sa>ierS' association is in session here
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IN GENERAL.

Taylor Bros. New York pawnbrok
crs. failed.
Work has been resumed at the Lake
Erie 4 Western, shops at Princeton
Ind.
The Rev. l.. a. Banks is: the prohibi
ton nominee for govern OF MhSs;l
chuSe,ts.
The country about Elsin. ILL.,. is rc
ported to he completely dried up ant
prairie fires are of daily occurrence.
The Indiana Republican Crntra'
Committee has decided To test the le
gality of the apnortiol ,mrnt act.
Numerous fires in Illinois towns ii
the vicinity Of I'usr"la are thought Il
be the work of tircbugS.
The Spanish government Will pr'seh
the cal.,val Santa Maria to the nitrt
States.
A gas we'll hns been opened up Il
Portland, Ind. having Il daily flow .
4,OOO.OOO cubic feet.
Applications have been made at Lo:
Angeles. Cal. for over 100 warrants
for Cinnamon who have not regis
tered
In an address Bishop MatZ of Colo
RADIO accepts the decree of Baltimore
council, but cNhorts parents To srnt
children to parochial schools.
The race eastward across the Allan
tic was won by the New York. hcI
mails arriving in London three hour:
earlier than those of the Trutonir.
Drcaying matter on the coast o
South Carolina. thrown up by the rc
cc.i, storm. threatens to cause an cpl
dcmic. Surgeon-GencrHl Wyman OF
ders the coast disinfcc;cd.
FIRST TO BE DE.PORTED.
San Francisco. Sept. II. The first
Cinnamon to have their sentences of de-
portation under the Gcary registration act
executed arrived in San Francisco from
Los Angeles yesterday. aGl are COW con
fined i'll the county Jail where they will
be detained until Tuesday when they will
b, sent back TO the Celestial Kingdom
on the steamer China. There are five
Chinese in the batch. and they came
here in charge of United States Marshal
Gard, who will see them on board the
steamer and will not leave them until he
has the captains receipt for them. The
Cinnamon are all labor"rs and We're ar
rested on warrants from til" United
States court in Los Angeles. They were
taken before Judge Ross and by him
sentenced to be derortcd as they had not
complied with the law requiring Chinese
in the United States to be registered.
An attack has been made upon Chinese
vegetable pcddcrs at Tulnrc. \ party
of four men on horseback rode TO Il
bunk house at night, produced pistols
and demanded money from The Chinese.
who said there was not amy. The rob-
bers said they would kill them so the
Chinese brought out money bag with
$lI5. After that the robbers went
through their pockets and extracted SIS
more. One Chinantan tried to get away
but was knocked down with club. A
man named Clark has been arrested ful
this ofense and warrants have been is.
sued for the other.
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ACTION on REPEAL BILL.
1T WILL. HE TA.lEN HY THE SEN
ATE HN Ot'r. I.

The C"nutry's Patience VIII Yet lie
KcWur.ird-N0 Organized Detcr-
minati"n to Eiiibustcr-Omiy "Le-
Sitituat.' Debate.
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FIFTY TlIlEp CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS OF rilE SPECIAL.
SESSION or CONGRESS-.

Condensed Rr,"rd "f til" ;MSin.~s
Being Trn::sa..trl hN our National
l.aNv-s,n !."r~--R"u Report Day
s'y Day.
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CRICKET.

Toronto, Ont. Sept. 12.-The interna-
1icnal cricket match was commenced this
morning.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest Govt Report
&&!A!:!!:!! e! Bski9s BSMa$7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ENFORCING THE GEARY LAW.

ENFORCING THE GEARY LAW.
Washington. Sept. l2.-Attorney Cen
cral oln"y has Instructed United States
marSlmlS To take no further steps for
1h" enforcement, of the law pcn,ling spe-
rlfi' instructions To the contrary from
Washington. These instructions do not
apply. however. To tho Chinese already
i'll progress of deportation by due process
of law
Th" change ii. the attitude of the
treasury department which last week
was rtemplntin- instructions fer the
enforcement "f II" t;rary law. is. it is
h"lir'"l. 'ln" to the strong protests uf
tn" 'hln"sr government coupled with the
m'iu':ill"n that in tie event of such :c-
tl"n ih"t government would no longcr
's>rl" responsibility for :hr future safe
'y "' Americans in Chinese territory.
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Washington. Sept t. \ resolution for
the daily mec,in. nj the >rratr Il, II
Il. III. waS otfcrt., III the >e,iatr by Mr.
VOORHEES, tp,.m. ln.li. vii" said that he
would call ii mp TOR action l"-luorr"w
An extraordinary ill WAS iutru,lur", 10y
MIR. PETER tl"p. kau.) for the creation
"f Il Il. partmcni of education. the COM
>truct!on of Il college nf S,'i,utitc aru-
i'll. i'll the District ut Columbia. til" al-
preparation "t S2dis0.'asb for the purin,Sr
"f. and the further appropriation of
SS,s'.'SD.Nn. the interest On whirl, is
i" form fund for I'll" support ni 'll,. rni
ieSr. n concurrent resolution for the
appointment "t II joint committee L" rnM-
Si'ter the question, ut tiElnce ,>rvrn sen
atorS and seven representatives. waS
Introduced by Mr.. Morgan tDem. Alal
and Went over until tomorrow 'rh,.
speech begun yesterday hy Mr. Priirr
N'op. l\an.D WIS concluded hv him this
nl"rnin. i'll almost five miitutrS and then
til" senate wa> addressed on the silver
question hy MIR Stewart Nsrp New,
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GRAIN PALACE, OPENED

Aberdeen. $. d.. Sept. II The first
arnual exposition and harvest festival Of
the Interstate Grain Palace association
WAS formally opened last evening
WEDDED n ROCHESTER, LADY.
Fort Dodge. Mint. Sept L. A. T.
Ingalls,, prominent business man Of this
place. WAS married 10 Miss Jennie l..
Waldron of Rochester yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24
nrsnd.tniT. mud ProxI.Ipn..

Ngw YOnK, July g2..-Flout, receipts $1,000
bHttclsi exports 5000 bRrfClsi 1900 sucks, slles
1000 packages, market steady, Wheat, receipts
igyOOJ bushels, 1Nputta t9s,Q0Q bushels, sales
A2OOO bushels Of futures and 1900 bushels Of
spot; spot market dull, steady No, 2 red. store
mud elevator OhaIOlaci AflDat 7lynIlAC, un.
gradrd tpt6Sn7gu: No. i northern fin1thCj No.
! hard 7iiSci No. > northern iObA7JitC. No, 2
Milwaukee Tic. options were dun and opened
NJ No advance on flrinpr cables, better Chicago
and shorts coycringj fell liC on the failure at
Milwaukee aud local realizing, closing steady
and unchanged No, 4 rod August 1U9sliiNspl III.
sarteniheS ~ iai6af@ ia75e, beeonibef isSi6a
7BJsn7pis1 Com, receipts 5000 btshclSi OK.
ports bl,O1 bushels, snlca 1000 bushels OF
futures aud BON bushels Of tpOii spots market
dun aud arm No. ? l79tg elevator it)to gfpat,
OPTIONS were dull at lic advance mud closed firm
Without special features AugustA19fri September
4iA0lIhgliltc, Oats, Fenclpls WN,J1l bHsltelst
exports tQ bushels, sales 1000 bushels Of
dull aud mixed lltmut Options dull aud
fTnbgl August Blci september SohaH0i taSO}dci
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24
n LAKE PARK.
The Events oil the Weok-EEtensiVs I'm
%proVements to be Made.

Tho Events OF the Week-ExtenSiVe I'M
proVements to be Made.
Special Dispatch 10 0F EptAigsRs.r
Mt, LAKE PARK, Nd, July 22,-The
young ladies', guests Of Mountain Lake
hotel, gave a very interesting concert
in the psrlora Thursday evening, Last
night a musical and Evolutionary enter
tainment was given in the auditorium
by several OF the students OF the Phlla-
deiphia school Of oratory, 1t was
decidedly fine and to the credit OF the
school.
Tho Mountain Lake Park Association
subscribed $1,000 in stock to the pro-
posed railroad which will place Pitts.
burgh within three hours and o half OF
the park. Only IA miles remain TO be
built. The road reaches Pittsburgh win
Confluence and will place 100000 people
nearer the park than Wheeling is.
Tho past week has been n OF the
most eventful periods in the history OF
the park, The stockholders of the
Mountain Lake ParkA Association held
their annual meeting on tho 18th and
arranged for many improvements. The
sum Of $1,000 was appropriated to put
the lake in good shape, A competent
engineer will DO employed at once to
make necessary surveys, so that the
bulk Of the work may be done this fall.
The lake will cover about thirty acres
OF ground. One thousand dollars was
appropriated to enlarge the audito-
rum, which is too small to accommo-
arc to be SGT out along Arbutus Glade
drive from the depot up into the park.
The community, at its annual meeting
on tho 10th, ordered over 1000 feet OF
eight-foot plank walk to be made, new
avennes are to be opened and all the
streets put in good order. Additional
lawns are to he placed through the
park. The question of sewerage re-
ceived careful attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24
All Free,

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try It free. Call on the adver-
tiseJ druggist and get u trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. Il.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sam
pie box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as we'll as a copy OF Guide to Health
aud Household Instructor, FREQ. All of
which is guaranteed to do you good aud
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

do not appear to encourage buying on
the part OF manufacturers, as they will
only take what they are forced to have
at any price. Orders for goods are
backward, and, with the uncertain flu
ture as regards expected tariff changes,
manufacturers want no wool on hand,
and only meet pressing needs. Delaine
aeeces have sold lower at 25a26c for
Ohio and 23a24c for Michigan, while
comblng lesces are quoted about lc
lower, former quotations being nomi-
nal, Territory woods are in large sup
ply, and values r easy to a cash buy
or, Australian woods cannot be sold in
competition with domestic feecos ex-
cept at q sharp loss 10 tho importer,
and sales are consequently slow.
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A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: my wife has been wear
ing out her life from tho effects of dys-
pepsia, liver complaint aud indigestion.
Her case batfled the skill of our best
physicians. After using three packages
OF Bacon's Celery cure, she 10 almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in a
healthy condition by the use Of this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., sole agent, and get u
trial package free. Largo size Soc. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24
FINANOE n MEADE.
Tho Features of the Money and Stock
Markets,

The Features OF tho Money anu 5tock
Markets.
NEW YoRk. July 22.-Money On call
per cent. Prime mercantile paper SOLE per
cent, Sterling exchange dull ind featureleSs.
Silver certificates were neglected; no sales were
reported at tile Stock Exchange to-day. The
total sales OF stocks were l52,OOO shares
Tho security market was weaker this morning
than at any time since the present downward
movements took place and many stocks and
ponds touched tho lowest figures yet made.
The depression was due TO the heevineSs OF the
London market, and renewed activity on the
part OF the bears mud heavy fluctuations. Tho
bank failures at Milwaukee added 70 the deprcs.
sion. Erie was notably weak. The grangers
were freely sold; st. Paul falling to5lA, North
western 10 qj, Rock Island to b74 and Quincy
TO 5S%r Other Important declines weros Gen.
Gral Electric 10 Az; Sugar. II to 7O54; IA In
Missouri Pacific to PA ~ IN Western Union
10 745l; 2 III Lake Shore to 1l44; 2A In
Blg Four to 3i4. ~ in Lead TO g; ~ in
the preferred to SIX aud ~ per cent In Chicago
Gas 10 81. The decline was checked by the H.
v6rabla bank statement which shows6 gain in
reserves Of SS,0 l2,55O. The banks arU sill sl,.
2JG,5SO below the legal requirements. This
allowing induced bears TO turn paper profits
into cash and a general rally Of y 70 . per cont
took place. Tho market left of. firm.
Railway bonds weak and. depressed. Sales
$4,000, Government bonds steady. State
bnnlA dull,
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Physiclan,s advice.

To those who travel, or those who re-
main ut home during the summer.
never be without a stimulant" Its
timely use saves the system from many
n shock, and as n preventative OF dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of ALE.
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who only
keeps the purest liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, ut 81 so; Duquesne, ut 81 %,
and Bear Creek, Mt 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled. Send for cata-
loguo aud price list (mailed free) to
Max Klein, so Federal street, Allie
gheuy, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Henry olsws' Weekly Letter on
the Business Situation,
MARKETS CONTINUE DISTURBED,

Though Some Improvement In the
Money outIOok-Looal Dsmagogues
Responsible for the Denver Panic
The Speculative Market-The silver
Question Has Now Little Influence
us ts is Taken for Granted the Sher.
man Act VIII DO Repealed-The
Duty OF the Savings Ranks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

New YORK, July 22.-Demand for dry goods
continues at the minimum 90 far as daily trans.
aGttops are concerned. A case OF goods as a time
Is taken away every day or two by tho same
buyer, rather thnn order enough 10 last d week
or Two. There was more Inquiry for the near
future, and some agents think The situation Is
Frightening up. This had reference especially
TO blGachOd goods for tho manufacturing trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

NEW YnRx, July 22.-The petroleum mnrkCt
was neglected. Pennsylvania oil, spot sales
none; August options, sales none,
or. CITY, Pa, July 22-opeRed at SIC: high.
est b7kc: low tt BIO; closed at &c; sales 1000
barrels, ClctrRnccs 1900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 22.-opeued at SIC;
closed at BIC; highest SO; lowest 67c; sales
5000 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

HAVE used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare it a
positive cure, Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth avenue, Buffalo, N.
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Wheeling BrIdae & Terminal RY.


dUNUlVI july W I0II
Leave heoliug-f6iD t5i1D, }s.0l, lg.Dtl0:O1
n. IN, t4,lb. glilU, MOI, 1900 .. m
Leave lcuinsnln-lG 10 isiO,, fs.Oi, ig.jl, 1000
a. III, i2lll, 01,lO altG, tul0d, y. ~.
LeayG Terminal Illncti0n-lf1l, 1000 'i1.i7 H.
III. quo, o2.sO ilill 10 n5 tynlr IN,
lBGyc Martins Eerry dilG, iJiui, TlD!1jn IN ,
tisij, Hit3s, t1'tb, iillp, 1892. tpiJ9 n Oh.
Leave Peninsula -f1.Cl sOtli, 1859 AIM INV
e2li0, to!gl, eti25 tS.li sll.ni H. IN.
Artlyn WheolnE -til0 sQ,.l ell,Q1 a. MT
n 10 g2.j1, tbl1l si3l, tsltl {lUiit NJ N.
enRlly tDally except sunday Sundays only,
All ttalnswll run on l1lttorl limo
". 81 EnnaG f.. d y, tttinH wifi mi stop
between Marlin fnrfy aud NhurliuE
JE TAUsslf Superintendent
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NEW York, July 22.-Pig iron quiet and steady
American Si2 75al5 80. CaOpcr steady; lake
$40 %. Lead duh: domestic s. 90 Tin steady;
straits So l0ag0 20.
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Pennsylvania statiOus
|VYg1nSyIVdnid LINES.
Trains Run by Central limo.

TIcEET OFFICES AT pENNaYIvAgiA .HTArlON OF
WhTIN IT,, FogT pY ELFyrNTlt n. WffftiNu,
At MpLtilE IlOUEE, WIiEELiNn, AMI At TuF
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. phtDdEPOlIT'
gnrFTuWRsT gYHrgV-n TIAyptE IEOlrrE,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

Kaiser William seems to be some
thing Of an Army Bill himselt.-NeW
York World.
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Cotton,

clvclSNATi, o. July s2Y-cOttOn quloti mid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

'Dally tDally except Sunday.
J.E TERRY. Gen. Freight & Pass Agent,
JOHN BAlLIE. 1900 Market Street
r. i. DUNBAR, Union Depot ty0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. Juno ~, Passenger
Trains viii run as follows: 5Daily. tDaily Tx
rent Sunday, Central time.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure OF Trains on aud attcE
May u, lSlL, ENpLASAgfaS ~ RAFERESab
MARKS. sDaily; tSunday excepted Monday
excepted; saturday cNconted; SUNDAY only;
saturday only. Eastern standard Time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

From Pittsburgh, lO!lj a. IN. nnd6:i0p y. m and
1910 u ~, daily, and l2:i5p ?. IN, o~xceptsnndaY,
and lO:bjA II. M, Sunday Ouly
Washington accommodation, 7'65a IN, daily,
except sunday
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EG1s-weaki strictly fresh l8aisISc,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 22.-Flour quiet
aud weak, Wheat quiet and a shade. wSGkeri
No. 9 red July ~G71SaGsc; August 6sG6Shc: Sep
tembOr G0Isa701Sc 70; October nBa72hc. Corn, OPP
ton market firm under stronger reports from
mixed Mi Si'J july VIZ ~ lSi7c; August 47a4T5ES; sOpteiin,
her i754aiSC; October 4Saiskc. Oats, car lots
quiet but firm; futures dull; No., . white July
3SISaSgIc; August 32a33Hc; September 3lasl
ggr RItthr and nguR unChnnun1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-24

Are nearly always aggravated by intolerable
itching, but this quickly subsidies on the re-
noYalo OF the disease by B. b. B. Passing on
to grayer yet prevalent diseases, such as scroll
ulOus swellings, humors and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-28

Mrs. Elmeia Z. Bowen of Monroe, Me-.
$ the wife of Deacon Jeremiah Bowen Of
hat town. April "a, 1884, being justifably
alarmed concerning her health, she called
in one of the leading physicians of this
county who found her affected with Sc
we're cough. accompanied with night sweats,
hectic flush, and great emaciation; her
pulse was 1870, her temperature l04 1-2, and
she manifested all the symptoms of tuber-
eular consumption. Examination ascer
tanned the existence of large cavity in the
left lung. Inquiry disclosed that she was
having frequent. almost daily hemorrhages.
Within the preceding two years, Mrs. Bow
ems mother and two sisters had died from
consumption.
The physician was then commencing, in
his private practice, the use of the remedy
now known as Rodolf's New Medical Dis
eovey. He prescribed it for Mrs. Bowen.
Under this treatment she steadily improved
until, on the 9th of the following September,
she was so nearly well as to dispense with
his attendance, tho continuing to take the
medicine for several moaths, at the end of
which time che had entirely recovered
Eight years have passed since then, and
Mrs. Bowen is today plump, healthy woman
who feels that she owes her life and restored
health to Rodolfs New Medical Discovery
and gladly testifes to that fact, as may be
verified by writing to her concerning her
case and inciosing stamps for reply.
There are hundreds Of thousands today
wasting away with the same deadly dis
ease who might be saved by the timely and
persistent use of Rodolfs New Medical
Discovery together with Rodoif's Cream
Emulsion. These remedies have been tested
and perfected by eminent regular physi-
clans, and are prescribed by such where
known. They have proved themselves to
be thoroughly reliable cure for consump-
ton, scrofula. rheumatism, debility, and all
humors and Impurities Of the blood. Try
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-28

II is certainly TO he hoped that the Re
pubiiesns of Augusta will turn out in full
force at the caucus to be held in Meoniar
Hall this evening for the purpose of choos
ing candidate for mayor. A large atten.
dance at the primaries always augurs well
for success at the polls. 1t is important
that the nominee of tins evenings caucus
should be in the highest sense representative
OF the party sentiment. There is nc
reason why man should not be chosen
who would be satisfactory to all interests
The call for the caucus invites the fullest
possible expression of individual preference
and We trust its spirit may be fully OBJ
served. Let every member of the party
vote for the man who. in his own opinion,
would command the largest support at the
polls and make the city the best mayor
In this wav We shall be able to
secure candidate who will be
fairly and fully representative of the
whole party. 1t is Of great Importance that
there be no indifference insthe party ranks
this spring. Let every Republican take
an active and earnest interest in the munic-
ipaI election tins spring ani LET him evince
that interest by attending and taking part in
the primaries. In this way We may be as
sured Of the nomination of candi iasss who
will vim Al the polls BY handsome majority
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GAmerican Econoulsl


Suppose you have large family and have
tried 10 have them all industrious and
thriving. Some of them may still be shift
less, but on the whole, they are doing well
better than any other family we know of.
Other families find this out and say
Let US send some of our shiftless
and criminal members over to
that thriving home. They may do better.
and, at any rate, they won't trouble us any
more. They begin, and the work goes on
nicely for a while. But, at last you see the
game, and you say: This must stop. am
willing to take in few poor fellows and
try to help them, if they will help us, but i
cant let this great company of bad and lazy
felix's come in from all your families. They
will demoralize us, drag down our morals
and habits, lower our wages and crowd our
hoysand girls out of employ. Our family
is getting well behaved and we want them
to be still more civilized and temperate and
law abiding, but such host of poor sticks
will defeat all our efforts and they must not
come. We will gladly take some, as many
As we can safely help, and such a. will be-
have and go to work as our boys and girls
10.
So we shall have plan by which the
character and capacity of such as we want
-hall be known.
For family. say nation--Our larger FAM
ily--and this is the way our Uncle Sam will
talk when he sees how things are going. He
is any easy and gooi-nafured old fellow
bur wake him up and he talks strong and
acts vigorously. He wants waking up on
this immigration question.