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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-07
NEW YoRK MARKETS.
THK STOCK KxcHAraE

THE STOCK EXCHANGE
srw foEx. July Elm view of the con-
tsssnee Of the strike, and the fact that
hssirikers show no sign of weakening,
~ speculation is remarkably firm. At
~ opening trading was heavy. chiefly
st'ng to receipts of strong orders from
ldsdon, which it was at first thought was
sas to Feelings OF alarm created in the
bFsign speculative breast By the congested
szss OF railroad labor here, but which, il
va discovered, we're due to the announce
asht Oh The suspension Of q London bank
Ag house, which also caused American
searliiss on the London Stock Exchange
yisld slightly. After the FIRST furry the
aafkss sieadied Itself, and at no time dur
~ The day vas there heavy pressure to
vs. except in Sugar
y Paul was the only railroad stock
saeA showed any activity. II was firmly
haa al day, never reacting more than \,
"a closing within - Of last night. The
Nsa market was firm. bat closed weak.
aota' exports of wheat. United States
- tanada. Hour included, this week are
A'aAeN hasheis. against 1,7I7.oo0 last
s'ss aad s.657, 600 bushels in the week q
yeaf ssa.
1AAness failures show a further total
aesse In the week. being only 164,
WAIST l& last week; Sla in the week
s.@ ago, aud $50 in the week two years
~
ssssFamsnt bonds Firm
.'s eonds-Dull.
a'o'sam - Steady; August option
1s. elosed Sac bid.
F1sANctAL.
s0ssy-on call easy at / PER cent last
- per cent closed / per cent Prime
s,ssaasle psreF.2A az per cenE Sterling
~ se aul; bankers bills. S4 81 q
,,.es Ter demand and 81 So .Gtt So. Tor
esss,saFs Posted rates, $ASS&ASsss.
s..sFesal balls. s. 81
saver certificates. 6set6se.
Rosns.
: :. reg, ii-is, o.. :. IS. com. it7is;
{ - rec, iltA p. :. Is, coup. tlSa.
-, -. cas- A. ieo. A.a.. esass II. las Ala
y Ia Nrw Consois. .. 81:
e.. sss,'aa &. leo. y Carolina Is. rs: y.
IL Ia IS -; =. Carolina uOn-iund.
~ ,a, New Set o.. 81. Tenn. New
rs.,-. ~ Team. OLA Set. Is. 80: va
a. =, as; Va deferred. e.. Atchi-
a. Aschisoa Second A., "a Can
N h.s Is, 100 Cen. paoihc Fsrsts, Of
&c I'm. & r. g. =, Il2s. Den. &
"a ses hrie Seconds. -; C. Ii. 8
70 . IL & :. A. 7s.9T; II. &
irr Is. i0l; n. & +. Cent. IS. i0St.:
NJ. afss a 49,: NJ. X. 7. second II.
1sass...s sstsAl Union -, To-: \. J. Cent
80, - lis Northern Pacific lists.
svss r.ss'ssAern Faabc us. s5tS. NORTH
A. =. .Nasass. I4sfs Novthw3x4 y deb
Paa sc 1ranae Vest lists. $50: -
4 - seaso.s =. ~, - psnl q a ~.
49, l. = l. ~. Gen. -. esss. SE l.
-. - A's: Texas raclac lists.
VAS kae4ae seconds. II. Unioa
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
TIE BOARD OF TRADE

TIE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. July 6-Wheat continued its
decline today with the depressing iniu-
ence of the strike, and closed sc lower.
Corn closed sc lower. Oats sc lover for
September. Provisions At slight decline.
In the wheat pit, the strike situation was
the All-absorbing topic; the labor troubles
and the fear of the same spreading, caused
a good deal Of apprehension and more or
less realizing. holders not caring TO await
further Developments: prices declined in
consequence. Opening trades we're at
I.aa.c decline, and gradually worked
down s.@gsc, rallied IsGfl4c changed
some and closed easy. The trade was dull.
Corn was within sc range. The market
xas weak at the close Of the strike situa-
ton. Oats ere weak on selling pressure.
The range was 30 for July. Provisions
we're very dali and easy with wheat.
Camnared with last night. September pork
il Zoe lower. September lard. 2Iao lover,
ana September ribs. Ice lower.
Closing: Wheat-Lower; cash, a5}zc;
July. Sotsc- o,
Oats-T.ower. cash. sse; July, SIC.
Rve-i6c.
Bsrlev-No ?. nominal.
Flax seed--No- /. 81 20
Timothy seed--Prime. SASS
/. Pork-Easy; July, Sis; September.
$i2u0
LaFd-Easy. July, VIVA Septehoesf
Sc ~
short rihs-Easier; July. sd42is; Sep
tsmber. s6s11a
LIVE sroCk-
Three head Of cattle were driven into the
var.ts TO-DAY, and that constituted tie
DAYS receipts. Nominstiy. prices are net
higher than they we're week Agos "a
Monday & 100 hogs arrived, aad since then
thirteen head have been received, niSklng
a total for the last ave days Of Asa The
nrlce< obtained were very uneven. There
Vas a sale yesterday at $40 and thai ng-
ure was offered for load today. Receipts
Of sheep Tor gse week 80 TAR bare been
Z SiI head. al OF which arrived Monday.
TIE market has advanced - 81 IS 10 81 Ter
POOR 20 choice sheep. and 81 - to $50 Tor
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MAnrNE NEWS.

sAs Francisco, July 6--Arrived-
Oceanic, from Hongkong and Yokohama
Cleared-Highlend Light, for Nanaimo.
Departed-Faramon. for Port Angeles:
Enoch Talbot. for Tacoma Freights and
eharters-Ame-ican hktn John Bailey.
lumber from Puget sound TO Gusyaquii;
Nor Oh Drammen. now at Vancouver, lum-
Der 20 Cork. United Kingdom.
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HoPs
Hops-Weak.
MRrALs.
Pig iron-Duil.
Coppe--Steady.
Lead-S,eady.
Tin-steady: Straits, siaso bid.
Plates Quiet.
Spelter-Qaiet and steady; domestic.
S. 80 bid.
COFFEE.
Coffee - Options closed easy: December,
SIS. So; spot coffee, Rio. steady; No. 2 l51.e.
SUGAR
Sugar--Firm.
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Losros, July 6-The smount Of bullion
drawn tom the Bank Of England today -
5Lsoa Bar silver. - I-i6d- Bank Of
Engiand discount. per cent
KssErsz eRArS wAExxr.
LrvTRPooT. July 6-Whess-Q1iet: de-
rnand, poor: holders offer moderately; No.
California. Is iId15s: red Western.
spring. Is l1<d95s I'D: red Western,
winter, Is 7Isd&ss SD
Coru-Firm; demand. moderate; new
nixed. SPOT, IS sl<d.
California brewing barley-25s Sd
The receipts OF American corn for the
past three days were 5, 20 centals.
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TESTIMONIALS:

| Read what your dentist hss to
!. say about it.:
Il We have carefully examined the
i formula Of LUBTN'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that Ii contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
\ or gum. 1t has in It's composition
sutiesent antiseptic properties to
| .yestsn the breath and make the
suua healthfuI and firm. It's daily
Il use will help TO prevent the lorna
ton OF tartar and the aceun uiat8on
h Of nsrasitlcAi amin AleQsz so sniu-
rfoiis to teeth and Knn-
Il W r. GIDDfNOS. ID. ID. y.
GEO. w BRAGDOS, ID. ID. 8.
GEO. II. FAULKNER. ID. d. ).
II r. e. ALBIN. ID. ID. !.
/. 81. LESSEf. d. ID. g.
/ II Y. DEsPORTES. u. d. q
ALBERT J. FORREST.
h q n. BROWN. ID .. g.
GRO. Z MILLER
JOS MOCDY.
". {. :. coYNE. L. D. 8. and ".
L r. e ID. :.
G. G. GRIFFIN.
j. NJ FOX.
/ j. ". PUTNAM.
In. PRATHER
LUBTNs TOOTH POWDER
|, make. Good Teeth
cool Testa make Good Digestion.
Coed Digestion makes Conieat-
meat
Contsatnent makes life worth
1 living
rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
| Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
/ ssiffH Eilii FILL iicsIl
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PELLINGHAM BAT. OUTSIDE ROUTE,
~ commencing June y. 1884
STEAMER MONTICELLO
viii mske round trips daily. except MONDAYS,
leaving Seattle a m, Port Townsend 1880 a
m, Anseortes p m and arriving New What.
com 2.a0 . m. Returning. leaves New What
com I D m, AuscoFtes 3 p m, Port Townsend 8
p m. aud arrives seAtt q ii % D. m
CITY DOCK co. Arents Seattle
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Laugh and the World
Laughs With
You.

LUbIN's TOOTH POWDER WIN
give you PEARLY TEETH.
Il will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
1t will HARDEN THE GUMa
twill PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER 10
free from grittiness.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER has
O delicate ard refreshing flavor.
This agreeable and efficacious
Tooth Powder. established by more
than twenty years experiences, has
received the sanction of the men,
bers of the Dental and Medical pro-
LESSONS of this city generally, and
by them II 10 daily recommended
and prescribed. It 10 as pleasant in
the application as 1t is excellent In
its effects: 10 speedily renders the
teeth white and smooth. the gums
healthful, red and firm, and by FREE
suent use will preserve them in this
desirable condition. 1t gradually
put effsctually removes tartar and
destroys the parssitical animaleus
which neglect may have permitted
to collect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving ss .
complete beautitsr and preserver OF
the teeth. Microscopic examins-
tions have been made Of the matter
deposited on the teeth and gums OF
individuals selected from all classes
of society and Of every variety Of
bodily condition. and in nearly ev-
cry case animal and vegetable para
sites were fonnd TO exist in great
numbers. Experiments we're made
for their removal and the ingredi-
ents used in Lnbin's Tooth Powder
were found 10 be the most efiectusl.
DESTROYING them instantly.
Through the kindness Of friends
We are permitted TO publish the fol-
IoSfug
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The Pullnaa strike ws.l nat effect ne Nefta-
wsstsru ffns. - they fun ahs tsuogs agsasE
eSrs Purchase your ttckrss va TIE aneSe ire
- ssniesxn. Nll~Aakse ana al points last aa1
ssath. r. y. fsxkeT, Puget soaEd Axsa$ AZ
ChsTFF street
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trade AND SHIPPING.

"a pxrAxTxxrT oy AGRrcULTrRx.,
NKATEKR BrszsU. I
PosTLaED. Or, July 6. lse4)
-. "a, eatgrdsy: Pair: slight tempers-
~ cs80s PasCE, I. =. q
- s-s-r. DEPARTMENT OF a6REc1LrrRH
Tsn< rgrs Erkl GU-pAGLY BULLrTfs-
SEATTLE. ssh.. July 8. 1884
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pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend aud Vic
foris, at O. m (pAssengsrs received on board At
2 G. n.y. July 2, z. II, II, p r.
For Alaska, July 8, u, .. "a
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. at 9 g. m, July 5. Q. IA. 10. "a %
Tickets may be obtained at the once OF the
company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GoODALI. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. H JOHNSON, p s. supt, Seattle
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VICTORIA ROUTE
SIEANER R0sAI4E,
ArliHgtoa peck-
leaves for ylctcrsa and Port IownssDd dallF,
except SHa4ay, AZ II ~ = ~ Fstarntngs Saves
Nit.ss<5N q n SseAEseE E8AAo leaves Tor Pert
T0w1seasI sn3 cay p1sis daily. except s1as&y,
ala "a SUNDAY, direct. ~ a. n : rNfafFsfln<
direct lesNes Port Townsend at p "a EAs~s -
LOB C. : DRY b0Ck. SIDNEY CHARLES
Il Ton AND HREMkEE0N.
rRE PAST AE&aaEN
4ffGeEN CASEY tff
F.swn. usrrspgtoa a sFaffhs sA6gf two trips
aasly. sxcxns FFtrsy. AZ ssas = 81 sni :. "a
IssSss ngSnssrsca - g. Gs-t e T. H.
leaves Charleston. ? - = ~ sef : - = IA
Leaves stcEes, 10. - - AID 80 p =.
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Lsog ALASKA
STEAMER CHIKAT.
J " McA1lep, Master, sal leave seattle on tne
era au1 zHh Of each m0atn. making Fsga4Af
tr.uN Fsrs 10 tunzsg. AEss-r as -. second
cisss So Pare u juneau and returu. nFst-
6. as So sseonc-slsss Sc.
S6 CARROLL Agent
uaGez Dock. foot OF Union - SesES q
Telephoax 81.
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r,rrprIr nnrIrr 80 aRFYnnrNn.

EVERETT ROuTF-STMR. GREYHOUND.
II us.gF EKcsgs Saudsg.
Isavps sesfffs Is .. ~. aise4 & H. ard 80
:. ~. Leaves Eversti :. -. ? ?. H. aud ? n
saadkYs-i<axss Seattle IL - .. H. l. ayes
KeeFstt I !. "A.
Fase--ingss 1rlp. 80. raaaa trip. fi-2A Csn-
rects with oats ter I8coGaA a@G 6hazaisAs
Ian 7smq-C sInlAn deck. fc 81 Assten strN&s-
SEATTLE & TACOMA NANIGAflQN Co.
Cszu1 Eroup. Pres. :. y. eoodhae. &c y
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Great dissatisfaction Is expressed among
- wholesale men at the manner in which
sszht Is arriving. and If the service
s~n't improve a great scarcity will be
seed in many lines. Owing to the
,urify the prices are exceedingly firm.
Esspberfies of very good quality have
s.ds their appearance and are quoted at
d ssl50 for small crates and sL754zo0
~ lsrgs crates.
The hay and feed market Is very firm, as
i also the meat market.
poultry is quoted as follows: Chickens.
hresIers. s25o930o per dozen: hens. $500
ess per dozen: ducks. s5.oo@5.5o per
dozen.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New steamer
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
day at 7 a m. for Kingston. Port Gamble. Bangor,
Seabeck, Dewatto, Liiliwaup Falls, Hoodsport,
Union City aud way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday aad Sunday at a IN.
d. TRoUTMAN, Master
j. A. HATFIELD, Agent.
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Mexican
Mustang
Lininent
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
InfIammati0ns,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
LumbagO,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it i'm a Jiffy.
Rub i'm Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes rian or Beast well
again.
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Ely ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
fssr round trips daily. except Sunday
In one hsur and twenty ave ninassA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips Seattle Tacoma rsuss. q fos.
lewss
TAKING xFvxcT
TUESDAY, May L
~rxE cARn
Leave ssattis-7:t6 i1.I5 q m, 7.Ss eisn n.
Leave TaeomA-93o g. m, 1 100 4; 30, $500 . "a
SUNDAY
Leave Seattle 90 m. 1900 roo D N
Leave TAcoms-D:9 80 q M. z 40 Z: 80 d m
Landinx al -. p. wharf Tacoma and Com nsr-
ciRl dock. foot Of Mnrsoa street. seAttie
sundays excursion rates steamer Risetweo1
fare sur
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FARAILoN.
Dispatches steamers for San Francisco Juna D.
and fortuighty thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can be obtained by
applying TO J. G. CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock foot OF Union street,, Seattle.
Telephone 81
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-10-20
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

Mckinley is delivering the same
old speech-a man and IA speech with
one idea. Chicago Herald.
Mckinley demands full protec-
ton. Protection got loaded in 1890.
Better let it stay sober a few years.
St Louis Republic.
The republicans in their Mat
form denounce the income AK as a
tax upon prosperity" Are we to in.
fer that If that party comes into power
in the state 1t will levy the taxes upon
adversely and look to the poorhouses.
insane asylums, orphanages and the
like for the revenues?-N. Y. World.
Gov. Mckinley is denouncing the
democratic party for repeating the
Sherman silver law. When Grover
Cleveland gave it as his Solemn on.
ton that the Sherman law should be
repealed Gov. Mckinley gave it as his
solemn" opinion that the president
was right. Gov. Mckinley ought to
keep a scrapbook--if he knows no w. :
Chicago Times.
1t will not be in the least sur.
prising If, long before the autumn NJ
1898, republican orators and republican
organs should be found eagerly nro.
testing that the tariff Of 1894 must not
be disturbed, practically claiming the
credit Of its adoption, and solemnlv
declaring, in the old, old fashion. thai
those wicked democrats are HANGER.
Gus and must not be permitted to hold
power.-Boston Globe.
Not a workingman in this country
can say with truth that he received an
advance in wages on account Of the
Mckinley tariff when It went into
operation OF afterward as long as T. -.
NAMED in force. Not q workinpman
a say with truth that his wages
have been reduced on account Of tho
new tariff. The threat of the suh.
sidized manufacturers to reduce ware.
was a mere bluff. The prophecy tbat
wages would be reduced was n marc
wail.-Chicago Herald.
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WHEN a MANS IN LOVE.
lie Does Some Things That Seem Foolish
TO Some Other Folk.

lie Does Some Things hat Seem Foolish
to Some Other Folk.
They were sailing down the harbor,
intent on themselves and also a paper
bag Of plums which she held on her
lap, and so quite forgot the presence OF
less absorbed passengers seated about
them. One of his arms had rested on
the rail behind her back, and his hand
toyed now and then with the lace of
her gown, but at last he drew away
the support and began to feed her
with the fruit. Plum after plum was
deftly peeled and the skin cast onto
the legs OF the next mans trousers,
because how could anybody look at
anybody else under the circumstances?
And she ate the juicy wor-heavens,
no!-juicy pulp, and then dropped the
stone into her handkerchief, which he
CALAMITY shook over the water and
returned each time with a look of de.
voted satisfaction. Not a single plum
did Strephon take for his own deligh,
during the repast, but. when the las
one in the bag was reached and the
same process gone through with fol
the dozenth time, Phyllis playfully
handed him the handkerchief. and h,
slipped the stone, not into the ocean
but into his mouth, with a glance O.
the eye that put the setting sun t.
the blush. One does observe sucl
Arcade scenes aboard a harbor boat
| Boston Herald.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-10-20
RAISED eY REPUBLICANS.
Il Was the Tariff Instead Of the Working
mans Wages.

Mckinley. the logical candidate Of
the republican party for the preSi-
dencv. saws that there are two waysot
checking importstions-one by impos-
ing a full or prohihitive tariff and the
other by lowering wages
Then fought TO be found that q full
or p~rohibitive tariff increases wages
both in the special lines of protected
industry and generally throughout
the country. Mckinley made a tariff
and the result, was lowered wages in
the most fully protected lines and q
tendency downward in all wage-earn-
ing Occupations How is this?
Ii ouEht also to be simultaneously
apparent that wages arr first increased
N the particular line where the pro
hibitjve duty is levied and suisse
queuty Increased from industry to in
dusiry until everybody is getting good
WAGES But instead of being SO in.
simultaneously apparent that the intel
ligept workingmen can see the swell
OF increase starting from the particu-
lar paint and lifting the level of the
whole country, it is never apparent at
all. and the workingman must take
Mckjnley's word for the blessingsIhat
attend a p~rohibitive rate.
In 1892 the republican platform de-
mapdsd duties equal to the difference
in wages between the United States
ana countries which might send goods
hers.
Democrats at once promised that
theg would not propose u tariff in this
congress which would not give duties
10 that amount Not that they agreed
TO any connection between a tariff and
wages, but hat they had no desire to
at once radically reduce duties to the
extent a literal compliance with the
republican platform would require. To
fit a tariff TO the republican platform
II would be necessary to figure out the
cost Of each protected article. For in
star,ce, the tariff maker must find out
how much the manufacturers here
h0 dtlpah IuN W tilC 1nbt FluplbN cu
in making a ton of iron, a yard of dress
goods ard a set of table china. He
would find ont that the American
manufacturer pays less than the Eng
lish and a great deal less than the
Spanish or Italian.
Hence, to reduce duties to meet the
republican platforms demand would
be to abolish them altogether. OF
course, the republicans did not intend
to demand free trade. but to construe
their platform according to the known
facts of manufacturing production
would be to liberate trade, absolutely
and finally.
Both the republican platform of 1892
and the logical republican candidate
for 1896 have either lied to the Ameri-
can people or have exposed a singular
ignorance of facts. The second suppo-
sition is a true one in McKinley's case.
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sion to pour it out for him, with a
winning graciousness which charmed
him. 1t afforded him an odd sense OF
pleasure, too, to see her white fingers
moving about the china. He was I'M
accustomed to the presence Of women
in his home.
With the japanese tables between
them they chatted for awhile, and
then the clock on the mantlepitce
struck six. She rose with a pretty
gesture Of dismay, like Il second en-.
d~erella,
"Do you know, Mr.. Everdene, that |
have been here a whole hour wasting
your valuable tine?'
II thought it had been ten minute..'
he answered, "and the p~leasantcst d
my life"
Very pretty she said, blushing
family. And in return for it let I'M
tell You that my address is on my card,
and that my day is Thursday. Also,
must thank you very heartily fer
your kindness and courtesy to an in.
pertinent intruder. Very few mel
would have been so considcrate."
please don't thank me. it is ! who
owe you a debt OF gratitude. You have
taught me something | never expected
10 learn
"What?n
THAT the conduct Of your hero and
heroine was not improbable at ALL"
Their eyes met-the wonan'sdroopet
sel~f-conscious, pleased.
you really mean that?"
"On my soul do"
The most delicious s~oftness was il
her voice:
1T makes me so proud and happy tc
think | have convinced you"
There was a silence. She smoothec
a wrinkle in her suede glove. HI
twisted a button on his coat. Thei
she aroused herself with a little laugh
and extended her hand.
well, good-by, Mr.. Everdene, anc
once more thank you"
He pressed her fingers ever so light,
her proselyte.
Not good-by," he murmured. "a,
revoir, Black and White.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-10-20
An Imposition on Lab,r.

And how long will the countrv nsr.
NIT manufacturers paying high divi.
dends to themselves out of tariff tax.s
imposed upon consumers to reducs
their labor to the lowest starva.
ton point? The time is close at bard
when the general government will fol.
low its taxes levied for the benefit ~
labor as 1t follows all other taxes
levied upon the people and enforce the
application of those taxes for the mr..
pose for which they are levied. In
other words, II manufacturers will
not pay to labor the tariff taxes levied
upon their products distinctly for Tho
benefit OF labor, 1t is the plain duty Of
congress to repeal those taxes and
make the products free. The peon,e
OF the nation will assent to taxes
le~gitimately levied and applied TO the
benefit of labor, but they will not as
sent TO the perversion Of such taxes
from labor to enrich the manufactur.
err. --PhilsdelphiA Tlmea