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experiment made upon Molly, and he
requested the young captain to reply
by cable as to the course he would pur-
sue.
When Lew Barker learned Of the
)enor Of this dispatch which, by the
way, Mr.. Hollister thought expedient
70 make known TO him. he approved of
It thoroughly, but took care to express
mis- doubts that Capt. Johns return
would produce any change in the
patients mental condition of a charac-
ter qualified to bring about improve
ment. But Kate clung to the hope that
che sight of John might lift the clouds
from Molly's reason and Lew Barker
promised TO write to him TO this effect,
SO that he might return home at once,
a promise. however. which he failed to
keep.
By the first Of June it would be two
months and a half since the Dread
naught left the port of San Diego.
There had been no news from her since
she fell in with the Flying Cloud. BY
this time, allowing for her stoppage at
Singapore, she ought to be, in the alb
sence of accidents, upon the point of
arriving at Calcutta. There had not
been either from the Pacific or Indian
ocean any report of exceptionally bad
weather which would be likely TO inter
fere with the speed Of such fine clip
per ship. Therefore, Mr.. Hollister
conld not conceal his surprise at not re-
ceiving any news He couldn't explain
why his correspondent at Singapore
should not have advised him of the ar
rival of the Dreadnaught How could
he suppose that the Dreadnaught
would not touch At Singapore when
Capt John was expressly ordered 20 do
SOP Anyway. IL would al come out In
rev days, for the Dreadnaugnt must
soon reach Calcutta
A week went by. June IS came and
there was no news yet. A dispatch
was now sent 10 the correspondent
of the firm Of Hollister a. Co. asking
for an immediate reply concerning
Capt. John Allairc and the Dread.
naught The reply came two days
later. Nothing had been heard Of the
Drcsdnanght at Calcutta. The Ameri
can three-master had not been fallen In
with up 20 date. within the latitude Of
The gulf Of Bengal d.
Andrew HOLSTERS surprise now
~haroed ~ anxiety and az II was I'm
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CONTINUED TOMORROW.
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STATE DVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

House Of Representatives.
March g. 1898.
The COMMITTEES on Special Legislation will give
a further hearing at 2 p m, SATURDAY. March
N In the hall OF the House OF representa-
tses. TO all persons who wish 70 be heard Tor or
against the so-calied bs-hour act for women and
n,,nors under l6. JAMES L. JENkS,
Chairman Committee on special Legislation.
npf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-09
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
INYESTM ENTS.

i yestment properties, CITY or suburban, i'm
proved or unlmproved In large or small parco.s.
Come in and taIk IL over. Room No. 4. mp ono
flight No 2U Westminster st.. from 10 % ~ 3 TO o.
NATHAN g. BEDELL, Real Estate ana Mortgage
Broker. ni-ot
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
Owen and the Mon.

Owen had received not bone, but a
piece of a bone six inches long with the
ends broken off, and he declared from its
shape that il was a thigh bone, and from
its structure that il was the bone OF bird
very like an ostrich. The material and
form were, however heavier than that in
the corresponding limb of the ostrich. $50
far as my skill ia interpreting bony frag-
ments may be credited" he said, II am
willing to risk the reputation for it ON the
statement that there has existed, If there
does not now exist, in New Zealand a
struthious bird not quite equal in size to an
ostrich and of heavier and more sluggish
species"
This was in 1899 In 1912 missionary
of Poverty bay" heard the Maori legends
of moa and found some of the bones Of the
extinct bird, which, in various sizes, is now
known as the dinornis. The fulfillment,
following so quickly ON the prophecy, is
probably unique in the story of plRontol-
ogy. 1t seemed that the professor who had
Constructed" a bird from the bone had
the master key TO the scheme of creation
II does not seem 20 have occurred to those
who were not dazzled by his success in the
case of the dinornis 20 point out that the
dinotherium, an extinct mammal with
pendent tusks, of which the skull only had
then been discovered, was still represented
in all popular works as something with the
shapeless body Of the walrus and lying
down apparently chewing the cud), with
its back TO the spectator, because no one
could reconstruct its body or legs 1t must
be admitted, however, that Ovens opinion,
so far as me gave one, has been borne out
! by recent discoveries of the creature 5
/ bones.--London Spectator.
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miscellaneous.

The coroner's jury in the case Of Mag
gle Mszoni, who died in New York from
malpractice, inculpates Drs. Diener and
Chase and Florence +. Donovan.
Judge Nelson. of the United States
Circuit Court st Boston, has vacated the
decree appointing receivers for the Phil.
adelphia and Reading road in Massachu-
setts
Joseph A. Farqubarson, upon whom
Miss Matilda Gordon was calling at Bos-
ton, shot her twice and then killed him.
self, having become suddenly insane
from brooding over the illness of his
daughter in Eugland
The sudden disappearance of s. w.
Burton, cashier of the Ransord bank.
near Roanoke, Va caused a run on the
institution by alarmed depositors.
At the meeting of the Grant Monument
Association in New York, it was an.
nounced that sufficient money had been
subscribed to complete the work
The sixteenth annual convention Of
the Electric Light Association convened
at st Louis.
At Topeka the Populist House surrend
cred to the decree Of the court, and the
| Republican House entered upon the
work of dispOsing Of the business.
John Stewart held a gun over Jeh
Maston at Gainesville, Tex, while his
wife horsewhipped him. Joe Holden in.
terfered and shot Stewart.
Young James g. Blaine, Jr, who has
scarlet fever at the New York Hotel
will not be moved, the sanitary authori
ties having ordered that he remain there
One hundred pounds of gun powder
exploded in a 81 Inuic qtnro iniuriu q
many people.
The coal sales agents in New York de
cided not 20 reduce prices for March.
The Northern pacific directors issued
report replying to the charges made il
the circular issued by the Committee o
Three.
The stockholders Of the Old Colon,
Railroad Company, by a decisive vuti
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His Main Object.

AYES" ," said the man who was wearing the
green goggles, "I've never had anything
but bad luck. I've worked hard all my
life and only made a bare living Ny health
broke down years ago, most of my friends
have died Of or moved away, I've got lit
erary tastes and can't crafty them, every
thing undertake to do is a failure, and l
don't seem to be of any use in the world"
Have you no friends with political in
fueuce enough to get some Kind of easy job
for your" inquired the man in the shaggy
ulster.
1--WE tried that. Every time get a
place political landslide comes along, and
get thrown out"
Cant you open an intelligence Office OF
start q real estate agencyT asked the man
in the slouch hat. THAT sort of thing
doesn't require any capital"
"pve tried that too. Got burned out in
one case, and partner ran OF with the
profits IN the other No use"
Ever try canvassingi" inquired the man
who had his feet on the window sill
''Yes, often Had a good suit of clothes
ruined IN that business once. Dog. Thrown
down stairs once or twice. Man No use
Last week my pet coon died, yesterday
morning lost my knife. and today I've got
an earache. That's the way il always goes
II it isn't one trouble, it's another There's
only one thing that keeps mo from com
mitting snicide and euding the whole busi
ness"
"WeI?n
Curiosity 60 know what blamed misfor
tune is coming nextr'-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
DIED.

ARMSTRONG On the e5ih of February, 1893
James II. Armstrong, aged sB year
BRoWN.-In this city, on February 20. Cap
tain Charles w. Brown, aged 0s years.
CHURNSiDE.--At New Castle, Dell on
February %, lsa, philena, wife OF John
Churnsidc, aged n years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
her funeral from the residence OF her son. in
law, Louis schmidt, Market street. Services ai
the house Wednesday afternoon. March ]. 1893
CROIlER I'm this city. on February %,
1893, Ethel, daughter OF Charles and II. A.
Cro1ier, aged years and months.
CROZIER.-On February %, 1898. Ellen,
wife of Alexander CrOzer.
DRiNER.-At his residence. Maori Hill
Dunedin, New Zealand, on January %, 1888
ien'y Driver, son Of the late Joshua Il,
Diver.
FERGUSON this city. on February i25
Wilhelminn, daughter of Wilson and Bells
Ferguson, aged 10 months.
GLENN.--Mrs. Anna Glenn. wife Ol
Michael Glenn OF No Ni3 West Sixth street
VIII be buried on Mopdny morning at
o'clock. lnterment. Cathedral Cemetery.
JACOBUs.-l In this city, ON the 2sth instant
$. Martha Jacohue. aged rs years.
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence, No. all
Chestnut street. on Thuraday afternoon nj
e.W O'Clock, Hod 3 O'Clock at Oliyet pfeshy
terian Church, corner ot Fourth and Brooml
streets. lnterment az klverview Cemetery.
KING AT NepOrt. on February 20, Rich
ard King, in the 5s year of his axe
LEACH.--in this city. on February 20. Ami,
| Viola. daughi er Of Pummer IA. nd Mary E
L ach. aged years and months.
lONE..ln this city, on February 20. Ming
Lowe, aged % years.
STROuD.-In this city, on the Goth. inst.
| Hester y. Stroud, widow OF the late Joshua
i stroud in her 10Th year.
Funeral from the residence OF her son Ed
i ward h. Stroud. No. COS West Fourth street oi
/ Wednesday March lst at o'clock. Intermen
At kiverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
National.


Motions made by Mr.. Sherman to 60
into executive session met with two de-
feats in the Senate, the Pennsylvania
Senators with some others abstaining
from voting and the Democrats voting
together. This is indicative of the de.
feat of the Hawaiian treaty and many
pending nominations.
The Naval, Agricultural and District
Liquor Regulation bills passed the Sen
ate.
After three hours debate the House
decided the McDufEie-Turpin contest
from Alabama against the former aud
then, without opposition, passed the bill
continuing pig tin ore on the free list
Secretary Elkins recalled the adver-
tisements for new bids for Philadelphia
harbor work and viii probably leave the
matter for Mr. Lamont to decide.
Vice President elect Stevenson arrived
in Washington and had warm recep.
tion.
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Pennsylvania.

After the Committee on Municipal Cor.
porations, which has possession of the
Penrose repeater of the Public Buildings
Commission law, had decided to visit
Philadel Jhia, twenty nine of the delega-
tion from that city met and decided to
vote for a bill abolishing the Commission
Another member afterward Joined with
them to make the delegation stand thirty
to nine against the Commissions exist
ence
BurShart Moser aged GO years, hum
bic slate picker at Hazleton it has been
discovered, is probably the heir to the
great Moser estate, and thereby worth
millions
The farmers near Mowry's Mills who
object to the Crescent Pipe Line tore up
the pipe recently laid, allowed about
1000 barrels Of oil to escape and then
set it on fire.
The Department Encampment, G.. A.
r assembled in the Lebanon Opera
House, Commander Taylor presiding.
These officers were elected Commander,
Thomas G. Sample; senior vice-c0m
mander, Charles f. Chidsey; junior vice
commander J. c. Calvin; chaplain, Rev.
John w. Sayre, medical director, Dr.
Samuel Starr
Three masked burglars attempted to
hold up three men in the old Marsh
mansion at Lewisburg. They escaped
but were arrested in Milton.
Jonathan Thomas. of Ashley, near
Wilks Barre, stampeded prayer meeting
in the Methodist Episcopal Church by
cursing three members who had testified
against him in law suit.
The Special Committee of the Legs
lature on Quarantine Regulation pre-
sented its report, in which it approves
the plans of the Federal Government for
the establishing of an additional quaran-
tine station on Reedy Island and calls
upon the Legislature to approve this
plan and oppose the building of Lgz
arctic on Bombay Hook Island.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
Philadelphia.

Director Windrim Is having an inves.
tigation made into laying of 800 feet
of additional longitudinal siding between
South and Bainbridge streets, on Della
ware avenue, by the Pennylvania rail
road, in spite of the remOnstrance by the
Belt Line Company that the extension
was illegal
Dr. George Purviance, surgeon Of the
United States Marine Hospital Service,
has received advices from the depart
nent at Washington to be- in readiness
to 90 to Europe TO study cholera
The fourth annual banquet Of the Bel
mont Driving Club was held.
Attorneys for John Lornie. Alfred
Sully and n. b Randall filed a supple
mental bill in equity in suit against the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany and were permitted to intervene in
the suit brought by Thomas c. Plat
against the same corporation.
Five policemen and four election
officers entered bail before Magistrat,
Eisenbrown for their appearance al
court to answer charges Of having OBJ
structed the election in the Sixteenth
division of the Third Ward
The University of Pennsylvania
Orchestral Association gave a concert al
| Association Hall.
A missionary conference, under th'
auspices Of the American Baptist Union
was begun last night at the Fifth Baptis
/ Church
Hector Mcintosh read a paper ON "Na
tional Legislation Respecting Silver, be
fore the Unity Club.
Twenty three dental students gradu
ated from the Pennsylvania College o
Dental Surgery at the thirty seventh
annual commencement.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
j." MercIl'N 2llLt I'd NlGIlt.N

mercury pm 40 1ttDftt'
When the liver and stomach de-
cline to act in concert, and a de-
rangement of the hillary system
is set up by a cessation Of action,
wholly or partially, on the part
of those juices and sccretiOns
which are necessary in assimi-
lating food, and obstinate diges-
tion refuses to bend TO simple
remedies, mercury is used as
last resort, the effect of which is
not only TO salivatc the system,
but to leave in it a constituent
which is difficult of elimination
Johann Hofl's Malt Extract OBJ
viates all this and contains no.
thing which can by any possibi-
lity leave dangerous consequences
behind. Almost as dangerous,
however, is it to try a malt ex-
tract which is not backed by pub
lie confidence. The success Of
Johann Hoh's Malt Extract has
excited the envy Of unscrupulous
imitators who, unacquaintcd with
the peculiar secret or science Of its
manufacture, have foisted their
worthless articles upon the pub
lie. The genuine only is /ohcaa
Hoff's. His signature Is on the
neck Of every bottle. Eisner &
Mendelson Co., sole agents, New
York
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
New Jersey.

The Legislature adjourned until Mon
day in spite of the fact that the people
Of the state have arranged for mass
meeting TO day to protest against the
passage of the race track bills
Many indignation meetings were held
throughout the state at which the
Legislature was scored for passing the
race track legislation.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
An Important plnerenoe.

To make it apparent TO thousands, who
think themselves III. that they are not
affected with any disease, but that the
:, tenn s mply needs cleenings Is to bring
comior, nome 10 their hearts. as costive
condition is easily cured by using Syrup Of
Figs Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
mARRfFp.

BARLOW W-CLAYTON.-At the residence
OF Powell Clayton. Eleventh and Heald
streets. by Rev. IT. $. Duianv. John VI. Barlow
OF Marcus Hook, Pa, and Bertha Clayton OF
this city.
COCHRAN - WATERS Al Klngswood
parsonage, on February 81. by Rev. Henry y
Dulany, James II. Cochran aud Matilda
Waters.
SlLNANlS- kELLEN.-ln Locust Grove
Methodist Episcopal Church, on February 28
leeS, BY Rev h. III. Nelson. John n. Sylyanus
Of this city and Miss GreceA. Kelley Of Locust
Grove, Kent county, Nd.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01

John T. Rose of the Farmers Institute
Milford, has written to the Board Of
Health of Pennsylvania asking that
body's CO operation in prohibiting the
sale of premature or decayed peaches.
The matter is being held under advise
ment
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
Another councnmanie Candidate.

The friends Of Frank J. MeNulty are
urging him TO becomea Democratic candi.
date for member Of the City Council
from the Tenth ward
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
Foreign.


The village Of Gargely, near Paks, In
Hungary, was destroyed by the Danube,
which overflowed its banks, and great
many lives were lost.
During a debate on international arbi
tration In the Reichstag. Chancellor
Caprivi said Germany would never agree
to give up Alsace-Lorraine.
At meeting of the National Fedora.
tion at Belfast Thomas Sexton was
elected president
Mr.. Gladstone in the House Of Com
mons stated that England would not
take any initiative step in monetary
affairs, but would await action OF the
part Of the United States. He defended
mono metallism and attacked bi metal.
lism
AT the Queens drawing room at Lon.
don the ladies Of the American Legation
were presented. including Mrs. Robert
T. Lincoln, Mrs. Post and Mrs. W. w.
Astor
DR.. Lapponi, the newly appointed body
physician to Pope Leo, has insisted that
his Holiness must do less work and take
more sleep.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01

window shades,
With spring rollers. s5c Yeager's. ns King
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RrAL rsTATr.

EOR RENT TnE SECOND STORY
II room ile Market street. size 17xll1
feet, wcll lighted. would suit for society
room or light manufacturing. Entrance on
Market and Shlplcy streets. rent $4,000 a
year JAMES MONAGHAN. 40 Market 81.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A FINE
IL farm In Chester county Tor good city
property. Address BOX y. Wilmington,
EOR RENT.-A STABLE WITH SIX
II stalls on Orange street. between Fifth
aud sixth streets. Apply 20 JOHN T.. DON
oboe. blA Orange street..
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NOTICEs

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
~ WILMTNGTON. Del .l
February 2s 1893
The annual meeting OF the Wilmington
Coal Gas TO- for the election Of the nine direc-
tors 90 serve the ensuing year. viii be held 40
the office OF tho company on Monday. March
9th, from 4 to 3 o'clock D M
WILLIAM =. TAYLOR, Secretary.
NOTICE PURE EXTRACTED HONEY
~ at 1850 Oak street. NJ. A. GEBHART.
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REersrER's ORDER.
EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

EEGISIFk'S OFFICE, [
New Castle County, February 2. 1873.
Upon the application OF Susan Iilg man.
Executrix OF Charles III. smith, late of
Wilmington hundred, IN said county, de-
ceased, Il Is ordered and directed by the Reg
'ster that the Executrix aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters Of a iministra-
lion upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters in six Of the most public places Of
the county of New Castle requiring all per-
.ons having dcmanda against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act Of As
sembly IN such case made and provided; and
also cause the same 20 be inserted within the
same period IN the Evening journal, news
10 be continued therein three weeks. q. o. d.
- Given under the hand and seal
OF Office Of the Register aforesaid
{L. S. at Wilmington, IN New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
J. WILKINs CoOCH. Register.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Tee
tamentary were in due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned. on the Ninth
day Of hebauary. A. u. 1873, and that all per-
sons having claims against the estate
Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested. 70 the said Executrix, on OF before
the Ninth day Of February. .Hp4, OF
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case made
SUSAN TIIGHMAN,
Exscut1x.
Address, No East seventh street.,
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Open daily from 0 O'Clock a. N. until D. M.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10
II. IN.
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED
II ice cream and confectionery business,
No 3i2 King street
TOR sAiE-wILTON RUG PARLOR
suit for sale cheap az ll24 King street.
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ltnARn IN Rnnnrs.

iOAItD AND KOOms
XXTANrED.-BOA IN A PRIVATE FAM
w lily by lady. Address board this ON G.,
Two GENTLEMEN OR MAN AND WIFE
i can be accommodated with board s. W.
corner Fourth and lolfelso streets.
WANTED. -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modafinns. No. 4la Fast fOnrth street
Evening journal., 1893-03-01

ratified the lease Of the road to the New
York, New Haven and Hartford.
The sewer pipe manufacturers o.
America are in secret session in Chicago.
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
nANKINa An rINANrrAr..

A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANR-
NO. SOC MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware
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NllIIllE

Address. No. East Sever street,
Evening journal., 1893-03-01
PennsvlrnnIa A sked Id Heln.

CURIOSITY 20 know what blamed misfol
tune is coming neXtr-Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-20
Before breakfast Bruno-Seltzer
Acts us prncer trial bottle lOcts



Messrs. Robert Faust and Edwin p
Williamson, were appointed upon o
for the purpose OF CATCH
ing minDows yesterday, preparatory
for trip Of the following well.known
Vii minEtoulans to tile raging canal
to-day: Messrs. John Moreand, Nj.
Mathews, Edward Springer, Robert
Faust, Edward Weer and L. p. VIII
hanson. The two gentlemen went TO
tie Brandywine equipped with scoop
nets. but they found the little foil ows
were too shy.
Fortunately. as they locked around,
Who should appear but Mr.. Butcher, oil
IVES, Sth street. He was on tho same
business. Fortunately his net was
larger lin fact about "A yard suuAIel
HIS process of catching them was tt
pat quantity OF bread in the ceHtr'
lDi tho net. At once tho minuows
would flock to the bread, and then vi
IL would come with about 80 To 50 at 1
haul. II is needless TO say, he sooI
got as many US lie wanted. Then kind
ly loanlng it to the otner gentlemen
/ they also soon had mess.
j just as they were about to leave
one of the small boys, which Away
abound IN that neighborhood. picke
up the can containing the fish, All
had hardly taken q step before dow
he won't over rock. Mlnnews flew
all directions. As you may know
there was an excited time for awhile
After all We're picked up that did NJ
escape into their native element.
was found that about hall We're Eont
Then the gent leman tried over agaif
, but had hardly thrown the net owe
board befoIe 1t broke and part wa
lost. But this same small Toy, wal
} ing TO redeem himself suggested thu
, he go in and dive FOR it. So of cam
his clothes and into the chilly watel
he went. Fortunately. he found Il
Host parts. and they We able to retur
I the net Intact.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-20


Owing to the falling OF of the reve.
nues OF the Government through the
depression of business caueed by the
declaration OF the Democratic party
that all protection is II fraud, uncon-
Btitutional, end must be abolis he'd
there will be deficiency In the Treas.
ury OF at least s50,O00,OOO. As a con
sequence tho reserve fund is being
drawn upon to meet current expenses
and IL has fallen to sS5. 00O, COO. There
is, however. no demand for gold
abroad. nor will there be so long as
there are SO many unemployed people
as the exports Of our country will
greatly exceed our imports. This con
make IL difficult fer the Govern
ment to meet expenses. In order t
rsplenish tho treasury there must b.
an issue of bonds or there must be
tax placed on sugar, tea and coffee
Tho Philadelphia Record advocate
this tax. and the lessenine of tho ta
on other articles. As tho people hav
TO raise SO much money the workln
classes can hardly lie benefited b
shifting the duties from articles whic
we make to those that we cannot Pre-
Guce. as In tho iirst instance the Tor
eigner will be required to pay p ar
ton of the t1x, while In the latter cas-
our people will he required to pay
al. The former policy operates {
make work plentiful. the latter t
make work scarce. our country, cal
not prosper under such condition.
and those who expect 1t to Will lin
themselves wofuily deceived.