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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-26
NO BLANKS

In the weekly Offering of genuine goods at . great
and genuine deduction, which Is what makes our
SPECIAL FRIDAY SALE. there are NO Blanks.
Something for everybody This week
Best quality French Cha1iie regular CSC goods,
both light and dark grounds, At doc yard.
Dress Goods and silk Remnants at about half regu-
lar price.
Ladies' shirt Waists soc
Ladies' Wrappers 75c; worth $50
Go oil Fellowship Muslin 10c yard.
Short lengths IN Brown Muslin &C a yard; worth
&c.
73-inch beacaed Table Linen. slightly soiled. at
TIC; regular price y.
is-nch Tinted squares at SC; regular price 15c.
"a Chenille Covers 81. 40.
New line BroadclCths, light shades 81 per yard
Remnants Of F1anDeis and Cloths greatly reduced
prices
An Laces and Corssts, Friday only, 10 per cent OF
Good Apron Ginghams $50
Fine SGteen 12I1c yard
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests &c: cheap at 15c-
Regular made Cotton Half Hose 15c; worth 25c.
Ladies' fine Jersey Union Suits Csc; cheap at 81.
Black and white Wool Dress Goods, IS inches wide,
only 29c; worth soc.
Silver Thimbles 2lc.
Gather Chatelaine Bags ACC each
Writing Tablets Sc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-26
S6S1.OOO
REFUNDING BONDS
OF THE
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY COMPTROLLER,

OFFICE OF THE CITY COMPTROLLER,
IEDiANAPcLIS, Ind, May "a, 1897
Sealed bids will be received by the city Of Indian
apolis Indiana, until Friday. May g. 1893. at
O'clock for the whole any part OF $62l, 900
Refunding Bonds of said city. to be dated July i.
1898. said bonds viii be of the denomination Of
est at the rate of AZ per cent per annun, payable
semi-annually. the LIST of January and July; the
principal payable in thirty 500 years without option.
and both principal and interest payable at the office
of winslow. Lanier 6 Co., New York
These bonds issued for the purpose Of taking up
$500 900 Of city bonds due July /, 1S93 and TO put
back into the city treasury $4,000 paid out to re-
deem bonds due April l. 1898.
Bids for the purchase of said bonds should be in
dorsed Proposals for Refunding Bonds" and Iii
reoted the City Comptroller Indianapolis. Indiana
The proposals will be opened May 20, 1893, at
o'clock a. m and the bonds awarded to the highest
and bidder the city reservng the right 10 reject
any and all bids
Successful bidders viii be required within ten days
from the date OF the award 10 deposit with the City
COMPTROLLER a certified check some reputable
bank payable TO the City Treasurer for per cent.
OF the face value OF the bonds AWARDED, al nest
maker should the bonds be taken up Mt the pro. or
time; Otherwise IL will forfeit 10 the city.
The bonds viii be delivered at the Office of Wins
low Ianier d Co.. New York. July !, 1898. and must
be paid for on that day.
WILLIAM WESLEY wOoLLEN.
City ComptroAer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-26
D,n IN Ee.- crI~,3sxTa

The MONDAY lunch at Burnham & Co.'s
has been arranged on prices that will meet
approval. Always the best OF every thing.
This lunch for ladies and business men will
be served from 1l:S0 a. m. till $50 y. IN. daily.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-26
HiIrs Sliding W1mdo.c Screens.

HtIPs Sliding Wtndosc Screens.
Leave your orders with for Hills Sliding Win
dow Screens. Can 1T you out In good shape at re,
duced prices. painted any color, Vanished Also
Hills sliding inside Blinds Don't forgot we have
the best Refrigerator made. and the Rapid Ice Cream
Freezer Is not eQuaed by any other ON the market.
HILDEBRAND tS FUGATE,
o. South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-26

FAST NEW TRAIN TO CHICAGO
Leaves Indianapolis daily at p. m. via Penn
sylvania Line. Try It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
DAMAGES CLAIMED $5O5O.
Mrs. Ann McElroy Sues the Salt Lake
city Railroad Company.

Through her attorney, w. IL. Dick
son, Ann McElroy this afternoon filed
an action for damages In the Third
district court against the Salt Lake
City Railway company, claiming $3.50
and costs.
On June 27th, plaintiff was a pai-
senger by one Of the defendant com
pany's cars from d street TO the inter.
section OF Second South ana Main.
Wuen the latter point had been reached
the chr WAS stopped for the purpose OF
enabling Mrs. MCElToy aud other pas
sengers 10 sliRht; but while they were
In the act OF getting of the eur was
suddenly started again, throw
Ing plRiulin TO the door with
great iorce. She was badly bruised,
her arm fractured, and II h feared
permanently injured, and she has
since suffered much pain ana incou.
venience. The accident IL attributed
TO negligence and cayeleasncss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS.
They arc Enjoying an Intellectual
Feast at Beaver.
Increased Attendance. Professors
nriphnIi, Cium sud Harry. aud
niss Larsen Deliver Addressed

Special Dilnu'ct 20 hr NEWS
BEAVER, Utah, Aug. lathe con-
ventlon Of teachers at Fort Cameron
this morning the audience was larger
than yesterday. Standing room was
at a premium, Consequently It was pro-
posed 10 hold au afternoon session IN
the soldiers' quarters, which have
larger sealing capacity thantho one
quarters. II the increase continues
tne convention Will be compelled 10
hold future lectures in tue grove on
the north bank Of Beaver river, close
10 the OH ier' houses.
Among the visitors Ia attendance
Rre many bishops aud promine { Cit.
zuus all claSfoe aud Of various dunom-
nations rom the o0untieH OF southern
Utah.
Prof Brlmhall delivered the fret
lecture this morning, anu announced
the subject he designed 20 talk upon TO
BE-: as teachers are we keeping pace
with our profession, aud how snail we
keep up with The demands anu rhpld
growth Of the professional timCs?" lie
treated the subject explicitly cinssiiy'
INK the motives, means aud methods re-
quisito 10 attain the desired end
rviduuc,ug his familiarity with the
subject and the necessity Of keeping
pace with those on tue crest OF the
wRvrB Of intellectual aud progressive
teaching. Tho lecture WIS very IN
sttuctiye and the visiting teachera
were kept busy notc-tHkiug. The lee
ture occupied an hour In delivery
Prof Il. Cui Jr., followed on the
subject, "'rho Motives u Education"
lie showed that first OF all, Ia the
minds OF tho teachers, the motive
should be clear. he dwclt at consider.
able length on the extent Of the 10.
Bpunsibiity OF teachers and school
rs to the moral training Of pupils.
! This brought out s1me qletuOns ana
created some Eiscutsi0n uotWcen the
lecturer and teachers present, In which
! the homo ami church were i0au'u
with their share ~ the greatest inc-
tors. Tbs was explained In its divi'.
| iOns,aud subdivisions, aud the being
10 be taught enjnined NJ a ttudy iof
| tcRchufa, with his various here
ditary traits and propensltiea.
The mind was next treated upon,
and on this point the speaker made his
greatest hit, 10 the intense inteTts OF
the audience.
The afternoon session Ia now being
addressed by Miss Larsen. She Will DO
followed by Prof Hardy.
Que hundred und twenty couples
danced NJ a party at Fort Cameron
last evening. The weather n delight
ful. a brass band IL Ia attendance
from morning I'LL late la the even
Ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01

The celebrated Oriental Seer has
been eloc,Iifying the people the past
week with the most mastery scientific
lectures on human life anu health ever
given here.
His appearance on the platform T..
truly oriental with royal robes Cf filE,
satin aud plush Of blue, gOll al Il
cardinal; embroidered la massive gOIa
and loaded with luzzling gems, and
decorated lowcled badges ot ancient
mystic orders, whose combined tri.-
liaucy harmouizus agreeAhly with a
magnificent crown OF glllrring dia.
mond-, TubIOs and other precious
stones. lie speaks with graceful case
aud magnetic force that iRsciuatc1 the
audience; and his rapid Oh hand draw.
lngs with colOred crayuus make his
lucid descriptions dUuby Interesting
and UAuily cOmptehendvd, as well gs
plainly seen.
His Seer revelations aud miraculous
cures surpass the plwers Of ordinary
human understanding aud border on
the supernatural.
His private lecture 10 ladies' Saturday
afternoon was we'll Attended by Tie
leaders Of our beet Circles who speak IN
high terms Of praisn OF the valuable
Information derived, and tho lecture
10 gentlemen only, saturday evening,
was a rare treat TOT every one present
and was OF inestimahle benefit ~ old
a- well ae young men.
lie continues at tho old Federal
Court Room In the Wasatch Block
every hight this week, aud gives nu-
other pfibate lecture to ladies' Thutr.
day afternoon at . O'Clock and gentle
men only at m. rburIday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01

Tur kNuIsrnnu Cleo W Gobhart ana wifo
Pueblo. d 3 Rex. luzo0 tiiy, MIHai " 10
Warner, Hartford. Conn; has solomon, jose
Denver. coo, w i Hartford, Chicago AloN
audcs daring AVID wife, Sow York Olchcr,
Holland; D Stetuer, DAYTON, ONO ,
by. Sioux City; W Jewell md wife,
indianapolis, Ind, o Dlllnan, Milwaukee, WIS.,
l. Srhwhrzchild, san fthuCHCot 80 -, LeysOn,
Butte Fred Coleman, New York u O. Allar-
dice. palo Alto. Cali W u sweeney spungneid,
ONO j Is smnlle, Now York. - W Mcdonnell
and wife Helena, Mont q " e. mpbnll and
WHO Los Angelica W hemhlr and wife, Miss
Iiygio krmnlo, Mastor W krmble nnd nurse,
Virginia komhle and nuraa philadelphia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
non,t Want the civ Trade.

A councilman who has been In bus.
inofs here for some time hut who has
received but little or none II the city
rade was requested by one Of the heads
OF departments 20 MI out "A certain bill.
The reply wac: "Oh, no; | got no
orders from you when the city could
pay cash ior what u purchased aud
want none now when | would bo obliged
tu.take warrants"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
A New Trial Granted.

Chief Justice Zane this afternoon
allowed the motion for q new trial In
the case OF Arthur Pratt VI. Elias H..
Parsons, argued last Saturday. IL was
an action Tor services rendered by the
plaintiff az a deputy maTshal, and at
the trial judgment was rendered Tor
him. The deiendants attorney made
the nTosent motion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01

south. range 1 east, ..... .;.....-,... 900 o0
G.. Havcua and Wife TO d. H. nlaylotf
boz block Q, tiaZolmcu tuhdiFl Co
Chaflea Youug and wife 90 NW
Mute, mart of section q,
stIp south. range cast 1880 %
Samuel II Vance and vito CO. n
T.. Madison, lots an block
upHlY'H uun...ssssts.s ssss aNI GO
Tlfar Morris and wife 20 llins ~
a Sons co.. part u blorA 90
and other property a..a. ..,s..... b co
Charles IAurOll 90 imugpi. x
mart of lot %, block D. Ulul .H. 4tH 10
lordon UCrtarnol 20 HoslulA Iin..
rhrin. part section Do, tpwnfiiu
south rangc lwcst,.:'.-.. ..ts:.. aI
BustuiA nrosghoin 60 Jordon Ner
tasnou, part section %, township
south range 1 wCtt..s.ts......... lu
FrauE b. Cook 20 A. q. NCfnul .iad 90
NJ. lots in block li. SENIORS p'at
l.. ~. kinney 10 5. ". Morrison. leis
n block 2, kiuuVy'a '"urcr
Plant no. lss.s ssssssstsss ........... TO
TthHu A Petit and wife 90 3. M.
Morrison lots iu block lthhh'N'H
Conner Plant 40 2,s...s.sss $50 90
Ethan a. pctut aud wife go =. ~.
Morrison. tots DO MOCK i.hihncJ
Copper Plant so. 2.........-,: ....-.. 200 %
solomon b. kimhall 90 ,. y. ici'r.
son. Dot 2. block ~, plat =, cll1... 90
OrFIu 4. MuoIlUy ana vic 90 oscar
b. Hunter, part lot9, 0loeh lDlHni
". Uify ..s..s.si isi ttsssssf ssssssss Go ."| W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01

The committee Of the woman silver
meeting desire 10 express through the
pr,es sincere thnnks TO the managers OF
the Salt Lake Theater for their gener-
osity, also 10 the Electric Light COM
pany Tor their liheIality anu to Prot.
Careless ana the musicians who gave
their valuable services 10 enlivon the
occasion and inspire tho audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED or
TRUST.

a -
NVHEgENs. Ntms e.. CHRISTENSEN
clicd ana delivered 10 tie saIt Lake Valley
Loan nul lfust company hia certain promla.
sniF note Toy Che sum ui fouf ihuusuut duliarHt
iu.urr tlG payment II SAID noir shid Nris a.
thuslrusou hnd h.. wife Auo g. Christensen.
gn sl.d 90 day of August islI, executed unl
Dyer, trustee. Ui salt LaAc CIV. Ulah. n Ger
lt'u E. tN| whereby ihgE conveyed O. Huid %. j.
salisbury auu trluk No. Dyer. In trust. tho FOL.
loWinE n'. .rNcl prentice, HItUHteu lu salt
Au thNl uHIt hu1 parcel uI .ut I. 100 block no,
llat ~ rAl lA.r gay survey. bounded ami
dt.rfinol 1s follow, namely
Dot 3 and running thence auutH .. rUls thence
west Do ruIf thence north ruusi thence east
D rods. thence north D.. ru|r. and thence eaat
decd WIS duly uICt for re.Hri ln sine ONCE ~
tho county icgnui'r 100 salt Lake county,
ttyh, On the -0ih uHy uf August lsHI. aud r..
corded in huuk % 90 mortgage pages sos To-
tui Inclusive. And,
Whorcas. SAID dorI provides That boo
case OF default Doe the payment Of aAd
cation of the legal holder OF .aii prluH.ory
note 30 should lU lawful Co" aaIl trustee. thuir
ussiHns' or .lgrtahutH Do UHH. io Hu.I hun d.
pose of sud premises or puNI1 auction Ht The
front door uf the County .uuft house, loo sut
Lake county. Utah, Tor rlsH. alter giving pre-.
ylous noucc oi such sale uf pub. alton once
Newspaper published ht that tIug boo said oouu.
~ of salt Like. Utah, And.
whereas, The WHtUr uf Hliu uut' have
failed aud refused 60 pay tHn ttmu and Hlli
note b. now due and the same ls wholly unpaid
and,
where's. ono of said trustees. Prank o..
bfvf, D. row dead md tho other trustee, ~. o.
saIlsuuryt la absent uum The Territory Of Utah
aud
Whereas. itis provided 300 saii trust reed
that lu rIac NJ che death or removal nom slid
county or other inability iu act un the pnri NJ
aHlt trustees, thu Ihtru nt said county Hhnll
De 1ul hcrchy'Is appointed and made successor
iu Iust Boz ruld decd with likC power and
authority o. vas yostei in faii ruHtoUH ma
| tho legal holuCr Of fHI1 uutu, the rHli lrht
valley louu hnd Trust company ,hHa applied On
the undersigned shprH ~ -ult lalr county 90
cell ihu premises uudrr tho power conferred
uulu one by suid deed, aud iut the purpose VI
/ fhusyluE said note.
Now, therefore, pursuant 90 The power in mo
vested hV falu trust deed, and nt tho request Of
The Haid Nht Lake valley loan ana Trust
I company afUrts ui. !, Mw Mcqueen, sheriff
~ salt q. De- county uuh, viii, at the front
door uf thr county court house % Hult Lake
county. Utah, ON the 10 day ~ August n o.
AZ The hour ~ o. m of Hlli date, sell ut uuhlli
vcnduo Tor cash tho premises hcrcIuuclurr and
in suid deed described, Go safety suid note and
Interest aud tHU cpst of executing this trust
including reasonable utt0rnryH fees Tor tue
attorney of the truatrgE
Dated salt Lake CITY, Utah, July uHt, lslA
WILLIAM MCQUEEN
Sheriff Of SAT- LHko county, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
Mrs. Trewrek,s FnnernI.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. John
Treweek, mother Of Mrs. Richard
Treweek will take place from the
family rcsldeuco No. 95i south Second
Eust street tomorrow afternoon at .
O'Clock. The friends Of the deceased
are respectfully requested to be pres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
Registrars Meet.

The county deputy registrars met In
J. y. waldel's office 10 the old Nc
Cornick building nj O'Clock this al
ternoon for tho purpose Of talking over
their work OF registration which com.
monCea on Monday next anu 10 re.
ceiyo instructions concerning the
same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
Confessed.

Confession oijuigmont was entered
In the Third district court this after.
noon by the defendant, for the sum OF
SSH 80, In the case OF tins Meyer Bros.
Drug company VI J. q. jacobs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
WITHIN OUR GATES.

ID. d. Houtz, the Provo harrister
who wears his perennial smile and
honors both with becoming grace,
made his appearance on our thorough.
fares again today.
Benjamin Bachman, formerly
deputy marshal Of Provo, came up for
a while and kept himse I housed NJ the
Cullen.
-.
W. NJ. R1ylahce, the SprlnRvillo
merchant, took a leave VI nhrence
from business nud came up last even.
ing. HE'S ut the Morgan.
80
Thomas ID. Dee, once and for years
pOlloe Justice NJ Ogden aud always a
"way up" lciti2gn, takes lcok around
THE ueighbofhuod occasionally and
did Nv today. He says times are not
half as hard rs some eople think they
are.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
FOR RENT.

VNOUR ROOMS, NEATLY AND COM.
Il plctcly furnished for Housekeeping.
Apply 500 EuHt tifst South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
COMM L RCIAL.


TTanusrs dlri iu hr oFee Of me- County Re-,
coTdsr on SAT- LAKE touuiy since pm.
utfftrlay,
IIarrtets. NowlIr 10 ~ q string.
nam, part OF lot o, block 20, Five
Acne s. iuF flcld surtry,,.,.,...,. 100
Daniel UruslUy Ir and Vito 10 An.
urcw Nelson, part ut section 81,
township I. south ut range lNcHt G1i 10
Emily Iuon swain squlrcs to George
lluur, Morris part ut lot z, block
iLplai ll.....,....,.....; ............ Ho 90
Henry vs.. Lawrence and wife 90
Miller llawlgv Mortgage com.
panY, Dot g., block b, Eust Park
HuhdiyIsIuu .....,,,,,.,..........,...,,.,... 10
o. %. N0uur lO miller llHwlty Mort,
gage company purt OF lot %, block
o. l4st PARK tundlvlHiuu..,,.,....a. 90
john b. Hcalh ana wife 90 Horny %.
Heath. part Of Toto, block ~ plat
A....ss......stss Greece. 1000 90
John W.. Taylor and VITO to NJ v.
Jones. part section 20, township
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
for Infants and Children.


E2HIRTY year, observation Castoa With Tho patronage
millions person permit speak Of it without Eueniag
tits unqueonably the host rmody Infants and Children
world known. harmless. Children like IL IL
Givo Their livo &c Mothers have
.ompting sb.eluteE practically perfect
ehnd's medicine.
castoria destroys Worms.
Castoia aiinys FevorishnosG
Castoia prevents vomiting sour curdN
Caora Dlarrhua and Collie.
Casoia relovos ToothinE Troubles.
Casoaa Continuation and Tlatuionoy.
nsues acid poisonous ar
oas,orn not opium other narcotic property
oa,torla She starasoh and bgyel
giving hcnlthy and natural sieop
only II not sold in bulk
anything oe tho plea or Erea
tatt I, "just good" and win answer paEPoss"
zoe That Won get C-A-s-r-o-R-t-A.
9as ss sss;e q (zz4Zzsz ' $9sis::
Children Cry for Pitchers CagroFia-
Fr7rr7 gl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01
,rnrnr An nAmI.Er..


Sc FORK Money easy, o 20 r. UIUsc D. liar
silver 5ul. Mexican dollars silver sales
iu 900 ounces Ht tU'ls stools closed STEADY
urt gaiu. b. a r. iu general Ii.t .# Dc lu Al.
tAtlrit GOALS e. a ~ in indusirIIH %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-01

Elias Morris president, John Il.
Morris vice president, A. g. Giauquc
secretary anu treasurer
The sun., 1893-05-29
Gen. .Baldy" SuIth's Book,

To THE EDITOR OF Tux sUs-Sir The contribution OF
J. H. W. In Tax sus Of May 22 on Gen. Badly" Smith,
must necessarily suggest q question and doubt TO
each reader. Why does Gen Smith wait until now to
publish his justification. when tho oioal records have
been at hia disposal for many years and there vas
no public end to be gained by waiting" Thirty years
Ia long time to wait In such matter doubt must
arise as to his ability to prove his stAtsmsns while
those he attacks were alive 1t cannot be said to be
respect for Grant and Butler for who will attack
Tho name OF dead ould have attacked his name
While living " he had dared 1t gives tho imprsssion
OF aman nlIed with hidden venom patiently waiting
year after year for the death OF those the nation loved
with tho intention of blackening and marring their
memory and their fame Such man must know. and
II must Add to his sDs that in years 10 como tho only
way his name will bs remembered will be BY reason OF
his connection with the whose names he socks 70
injure. HKsuY L. BAaRxrT.
owrGo n Y, May "a
Henry f. Barrett Is mistaken. The last volume
containing documents essential to this case
was published less than six weeks ago Gen.
Smiths book was published as soon after.
ward as possible. J.H w.
The sun., 1893-05-29
A straightforward Leader.

It Is a pleasure to everybody who loves
honest dealing to read Col. HENRY WAITER
SONS square and manly articles insisting
that the Democratic party should make the
kind Of tariff 1t promised to make. a tariff
for revenue only. Year in and year out. he
has been fighting for just that kind Of tariff.
and he has contributed to tho discussion Of
II moro wit. passion. eloquence. and logic
than any other ten men In the country. He
has never cared q cent for compromises
and makeshifts: he has stuck to what
seemed to him the everlasting verify.
What, then. must bo his surprise and dis
gust to find that there Is anybody in the
Democracy who would have it weaken In
tho moment Of its SUCCESS. have it cat its
promises. and sprawl into dishonest.
shambling. nondescript semi-protectlon-
ism. He has no patience with this trim
ming. hamstrung policy. half OF the liar and
half Of the coward. He Is not afraid Of
having tea. coffee. and sugar taxed; why
should he be2 Is not this what the Demo-
Gratis have promised to do. to abolish pro-
tective taxes and impose taxes for revenue
only2 He Is not afraid OF anything in
fact. save that his party should disgrace
itself by breaking Its word.
It is good to hear Col. WATTERsoN's
stirring alarum:
'"Down with tho wartarinl Up with the nag OF free
trade Millions for rsvenus bu. for tribute"
That's the talk! Millions for revenue
only. not q penny for protection, not
penny for poppycockl