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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

it. There is none of the cuckoo about
Judge Query.
THERE is one thing about Grover
Cleveland's backbone that pleases his
enemies as we'll as his friends. 1t meets
a great crisis with the same unbending
attitude that it does the small affairs of
official life.
THE Early County News wants to
know who Mr.. Russell saved the demo
cratic party from. There is a whole
army of folks who would like to know
the same thing.
JUDGE LAWSON is walking Hamp Nc
Whorter's log up in the eighth district.
That is just as it should be, too, for one
is a statesman and the other is ring
politician.
IN an Ohio county a mob OF fifty
whites have lynched three negroes and
have ordered every negro in the vicinity
to leaye the county. This didn't happen
in the south.
THE Chicago disturbance was an APP
palling affair. 1t teaches US that this
country has been too easy on dynamiters,
incendiaries and murderers. Short shift
to them.
SENATOR GORDON volunteered his
services" to the president during the
strike. The senator never misses an OPP
portunity of causing that 'tlred' feel
ing.
EDITOR PRUITT is pouring hot shot
into the Russell camps down at Thomas
Vile. Editor Pruitt's faber has sharp
point, and he knows how to use it.
LON LIVINGSTON and Milt Gambler have
mounted the same stump in the fifth dis
trict, and the democrats up there are
having a whole passle of fun,
The Townsville Advertiser calls it
the ! party. The Advertiser is too
liberal. 1t over estimates the strength Of
these erring people.
A DEMOCRATIC wave passed over Ter
rell county on the 28th of June. twill
be followed by another one in the fall
elections.
The Knights were royalty entertained
in Albany. But that's Albany's way of
doing things.
PENDERGAsT, the assassin of Mayor
Harrison of Chicago, has at last been
hanged.
THE senate has been accused of rush
ing business, 1t is hard to believe.
W. A. DoDsoN ard Thornton Wheatley
will represent Sumter county.
The Triton Gazette says Judge Query
will carry Colquitt county.
THE Georgia melon has resumed its
journey westward.
SPEAKER CRISP has been rem Ominatod
IN his district.
A Hint to the Russell Men.
From the brownsville Advertiser.
"People who live in glass houses should
not throw stOnes.'' This is applicable to
those Russell men who are attempting to
traduce and injure the private character
Of Russells opponent. Watchout, gen.
tlemen, or your idol will be shattered.
A Telling Speech.
From the Moultrie Observer.
That was telling campaign speech
that Judge Query made here last Satur-
day. The Judge can't be beat when it
comes to making campaign speech in
defence of pure democracy.
~ I'VE NY
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18
For Sale.

A pair of good mules. Cheap
either for cash or on credit with good
papers. GEO. V. PACE,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

EDITOR PRUITT is pouring hot shot
into the Russell camps down at Thomas
Vile. Editor Pruitt's faber has sharp
point, and he knows how to use it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

it. There is none of the cuckoo about
Judge Query.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

Lon LIVINGSTON and Milt Gambler have
mounted the same stump in the fifth dis
trict, and the democrats up there are
having whole passle of fun.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

THE Thomasville Advertiser calls il
the ! party. The Advertiser is toe
liberal. 1t over estimates the strength Of
these erring people.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

SPEAKER CRISP has been rem ominatcd
IN his district.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-07-18

THE Georgia melon has resumed its
journey westward.
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Charles II. Ellis has been elected Secretary Of
ue Marine Engineers Benefit Association
'hsrles Guenther has been elected President
o. Local Union No. 497 OF the United Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners.
y. The onicers elected by Electrical Workers
Snlon No. 20, are: T. J. o. Donnell. President
W. Courtney, Vice. President; W. C. Smith, Re
ss9rdrg Secretary; +. volk, Financial Secretary
y L'nahan Inspector; Paul Peryo, Foreman
= rromersberger, J. Daley, J. Hayke. Trustees
N me Committee on Laws. Just appointed by
PRESIDENT Prescott OF the International Typo
6naphical Union, is composed of A. G. McGrsth
boston; d. T. Riordan. San Francisco; J. NJ
Lynch, Syracuse; T. NJ. Lawler. Columbia Union
Union.
charles speyer and A. Vogt were elected yester
10 the Cao, Makers .h,on no; q as t.ets,,r
workers Union They were instructed to vot
LOT an amslgamAtion with the United Brother
hooa OF Carpenters and Joiners
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Coming Events.

second annual festival and closing OF the sea
son, combined with vocal and instrumental con-
L. I.
annual parade, picnic and games OF the Volun-
yer rlremen'S Association OF the City OF New
Iork saturday afternoon and evening at Brom-
meIs Union Park, one Hundred and Thirty third
Nreet and Willis avenue.
Monthly social OF the Monroe Social Club Sat.
street.,
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Fall Opening.

The London & Liverpool Clothing Co..
80 and So Bowery, corner Hester ST..
announce their annual Fall opening to-
morrow OF all the latest novelties In the
Sothlng line. and also their three new
inpartments of shoes. hats and furnish
hss, During the Summer the store has
N,sn, thoroughly renovated and deco
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LIQUOR STORE. good business very cheap II
sold this week; good reason Ter selling. Si
18th
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IENOx.

CONSERVATORY 2S West 23d st
always openl,. Largest legitimate, first class
ana popular priced Correct WALTZ GUAR
ANTEED Ave strictly private lessons. 81 any
hour, with music. by new. rapid waltz method,
making failures impossible High-class masters;
also lady teachers. CLASSES every afternoon
and evening; quarterly, S., including separate
private instruction in Waltz Two-step. ynrso-
viana Waltz and all Fashionable dances chill
DREN'S fancy dancing class also forming. Cir
culars mailed. Receptions Wednesdays and Sat
HIGH.CLASs STAGE DANCES,
every style. taught; terms reasonable. Pupils
"Realta' biggest New York success; Mile
Vernon, Amy Muller. Little Estelle. Ferera. Baby
lola, Baby Spencer, 500 others.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

PENNINGTON IN. j. SEMINARY. BOUND
Brook RR between Phlla. and New York
For both sexes, 55th year Very healthfu heauti.
full and accessible; ~ courses OF instruction 10
teachers; cost moderate. For catalogue, &C, ad.
dress THoS. HANLoN, d. q. President.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

Hammerstein has fire in his eye. He
claims that q !we!l-known manager to
house. has pirated some OF his living
picture ideas-ideas that he obtained
from old prints and personal sources.
He is furious about 1t, and Is going to
see what redress he has. He can't very
well send his living pictures to Wash
ington and get them copyrighted.
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Business Opportunities.
sTroFs ,:,;r, s 1rS4 Of Ahh; MlNps
cd, hiO aip on RiM ST.

hUnt:S;T, HrSTFSAs,f. 4. t:Ltitii 4
KiNDLiNG. WOOD factory and all the machinery,
complete, must I've taken down and tem"'ci at
cncc. Kelsry lauehlin, NeNns and Douglass
cts Brooklyn.
LOAS $3.50 WANTED unit November satisfactory
security deposited With lender, $50 pRil fot
accommodation. IMMEDIATELY, i?E hroadway.
LoAN 80 WANTED I weeks sooh security
given; $40 Tor accommodation. WALTERS, hoN
itt world uptown.
Man ~ Years experience In the oyster and
chor house business wishes ,rtner Win about
perencc ro necessary. J. ANRES. nl an ave,
MARKET FOR SALE. on account OF other busi-
ness, $40 Court IT. brooklyn
MlLllNER a. partner with dre,smakcrr who h .os
established business, FINE CHANCE box 800
World, uptown
NOVELTIES WANTED 10 sell IN commission
through agents. nrst class references LAR'
SEN - L lulI It
PARTIES dcsiriug to have their business repre-.
sented III rhllGdclpha, would he pleased to
communicate with them. | am thoroughly nc
Of f TRiHhciph,a Ai%rc.. il Or Nv w! " McpliFW
son office Az DtcNc Building. rhilHd phin, Ia.
| PARTNER WANTED silent or active with
| about $500 IN one oi the best stonccrushers
| and quarry, no losses, good profits, money 50.
cured by first mortgage. VIM. haelg, Bound
PARTNER WANTED with 81 ooo to 50 900. must
understand rast iron business, one who has cN-
| pericnce foreman In foundry prctcTed must
he sober and smart Address j F. LYONS, Tren-
ton, \. y.
| PARTNER WANTED with s. 200 to 81 oco: must
| understand brass aud iron he isead mAkins, with
| thorough know ledge ut brass smelling, must he
sober and smart Address J. F. LYONS. Trenton.
n, \.
| PRINTlNG-Eycry description done at a few
hours notice. compare our work and prices:
| 900 circulars 81 1000 cards or hillheads -
p E%R 'qySEfr SncT S% CO.
| SO West Sath NJ open evenings.
SILENT PARTNER WANrEn with sluO; l0
per cent. o, gross profits Address G. T., box
SALOON In Newark. y. J. doing n good bust.
Address or cali at ARLINGTON HoTGL, l6i
Broad St, Newark, y. j.
lego, must he al-lruund cook. with So. 10,
l5l World Branch, i2as "a ave. between 18th q
| nth ats.
STORES, MERCHANDisE AND GOOD
bought quickly for cash FRY, I'd ave.
TO RENT-Fish oyster. fruit & vegetable stand
HAMILTON MARKET. 1925 I'd ave
UNDERSTANDABLE BUSINESS wants ssEIstsu
with 81 O'O. income S.. 900. secured yearly. Per
manent arrangement made G., box ?oI, World.
| vASElINE and oil manufacturing business; 30
per cent can he proved. A2s East 18th St
WANrED--Par,ner In old established hardwar
business to increase same. or Will sell H., boz
3l5 worli.
WANTED TO HIRE for week, 40 cots. wit
mattress and blankets buy. Reply at one
to GEO. W. SANE, Flushing l.. l.
+, WANTED Diamonds; highest market price pat
in cash. Address +. box ~ Phlad tlphia Office
WANTED Partner To take oharSe branch Office
, MORAN. AVA 9th ave.
. WILL SELL ENTIRE INTEREST in nne me-
novelty for children. Particulars Interview only
| ROYALTY, box 81, World
WOULD JOIN established paying business wit
- 0OO or more. Address INVESTIGATION
! n51 ave. World Branch.
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Board Wanted.

Even Wednesday anti sept Va b TIE
WORLD BoIRDERS DAN" Az adues
hsemeRh uaGter his eGss Gc1tOn appearing - hs
utiAesday morning eii'ion Of THE WORLD viR
b repeated IN The EVENING p'ORLD TIE saH< das
ho " charge.
I'd floor or IN lRrEe III {. with board At $50 .
week could ia 'sh all particulars must be given.
Douglas :, box 2l6 worlG, uptown.
LADY wants board with private Catholic family
on the east side from S0th to sith st. Address
NJ. A. NJ, $50 Sd ave-
TWO mechanics with widow; no other boardsrsI
no or troleys, noise; 10 minutes OF Navy
Yard. Nervous, box 500 Brooklyn World.
TWO YOUNG MEN want rooms q board; 80
side. b. box 1856 World
wANrED-3 rooms with board for family OF "a
select Address with prize @. boa lol Worla
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Good Will q Interest For Sale.

FIRST CLASS corner "a ave. saloon; price So 900,
half cash Ions lease. Inquire u u. 1854 At
F1RsT.rl.AsS LIQUOR srunE elegantly fitted
particulars, apply TO MARION GRIMES, 1920
Fulton ST., brooklyn.
fIsH AND ONsrER MARKET; established -
years doing large business; must sell on ne.
count OF other business. 6sn Washington ave.
BROOKLYN.
FOR sALE-Hand laundry dolng $40 week, price
500; good reason Zoe selling Il Greenwich ave
FOR SALE Furnished room house suitable for
boarding house. established; CHEAP rent; easy
West 2Si ST.
FuR sAl.E- Corner grucrry tore on account Of
pen ST., West hoboEen. ~ I.
FURNISHED. ROOM uorsE FOR SALE, all oc.
cuplei Inquire Sc Prospect St. Brooklyn.
blocks from bridge.
FURNISHED. ROOM HOUSE cheap: l0roomS
with bath 80 years Lease good location p's-
session amy time, 1874 Y, iOth 81. Lexington ave.
coon DEER. NOTHING ROUTE Cau at 900
De kalh ave- nrooklbn In basement
GROr ERY-Fmc opportunity Ter Young man /;
good reasons tot settling. Adddrc"
GROCERY box $50 World. uptown.
GROCERY STORE Full stock worth 5000; sell
account death Tor $40; investigate. ola West
4Ih 81
GROCERY FOR SALE, with serving rooms; no
agents soi Gates ave, Brooklyn
HALF INTEREST IN Music STORE for sale
gohd trade, hest territory In the South; 81 900.
MI SIC STORE, box all World.
-. . -. ,,,..,.,,.
ICE ANnHoAI !, Rnu r good horse and WAGON
'''' - - -
LAUNDRY. account OF sickness, Tor sale, 1888 Isl
ave- between Soth and slst SIS
| Int.np crnpr .oo, ,r,,,,,. - ,ho.n 1,
sold this week; good reason fer selling. sSi
| nth ave.
| ,io,.ou 1tCrSsn Avn two coon ropNrp
| SALOONS CHEAP 7ss broadway
u,,'rN,pEIr- iosh ,ra,,,,.- ,,,,,,., all: h.r
III , w rnns wan mi, cn,h rcnu,sd Cor
| pcr iaith H. and Madison ave.
| -, --a---
| MlLh An nnhn th ~ ohr II "a,
,',,,.,,' .,,,..y-
| NATIONAL UNION HALL and hotel ~ Patterson
| n. !. Call Proprietor btNssE, West st -
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instruction.

One Tms. csc. per Hne: Second 7I=,e, Sc. ~
hN: Third and Stbs,qieri TIrnea roc. PEI h,<.
No erfra charge on S9ndaya
The evening world., 1894-09-12
The BRISTOL.

~ to 10 T.. lin ST.. near 5th ave. Comfortable
family house: very moderate terms.
RESPECTABLE couple would like to take care
Oi n child tmotherly careD. Apply Mrs Keete
1852 I'd ave. near 8Sth st., I'd floor.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

1t Is said that the comic opera in
which Marie Tempest is to appear in
London has for heroine a sort of sec
ond Mrs. Tanqueray, and that the role is
distinctly new to the comic opera stage.
1t is also asserted on very excellent au-
thority that in spite of the declara tons
that Miss Tempest's release from her
American contract was effected by
money not a cent passed between Mr..
Whitney and the prima donna. Before
she sailed for Europe she had an offer
from Manager Miner for next season,
but she did not accept 1t.
The evening world., 1894-09-12
MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at u
East nth ST., between 18th ave. and broadway.
Uiasses every Afternoon and evening; private les
sons, any hour, 81; waltz guaranteed In sih pri-
yate lessons IS: lessons, 81, quarter. ~ lessons.
81; lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS wEDNLsOAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Besinners at any time. Day and evening.
SpeciSI and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionable
dances including stage fancy and character.
The evening world., 1894-09-12
Dancing Academies.
Dalp. Ise a line, ssnaey. zoe

AFTERNOON CLASSES WALTZ GUARAN
Opening Of Fail Season. teed In q private 10.
LADY ASSISTANTS sons with music s;
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Loans.

Loans of 500 or less procured same day on fur
nltlIre &c. In use, most libe raj terms for repay
ment; transactions con fdential; New York and
Brooklyn. 80 PARK ROW. ROOM lDS.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

'Charley's Uncle" has been renamed
Uncle Dudley" and will be taken out
this season by Mr.. Currier. with Lena
Meryilie In the leading role h. was
heard that Mr.. Miller had called the
play 'Charley's Uncle" said Mr.. Cur
rier yesterday. II had nothing to do
with 1t. OF course Mr.. Frohman didn't
like 1t. 1t looked as though we were try
ing to steal his thunder. ! told him ex-
actly how it was, and how sorry l was
about It,"
The evening world., 1894-09-12

BATH ST, ~ W. Handsomely furnished rooms
slngly or en- suite; excellent table. also table
The evening world., 1894-09-12

3tTH ST, 1853 w.-Lsrge & small rooms; sups-
rior table board. permanent parties; references
The evening world., 1894-09-12

E~ry Wednesday until Sept. IS wR be THE
WORLD S BOARDERS' DAT." Al ddrer.
hsments unier this Classification appearing in t'e
WeGnesidy morning Edition Of THE WORLD DIa
b, repeuted ~ me EVENING WORLD The sam
free NJ charge
The evening world., 1894-09-12

aTH ST, 2ll w.-2d story front. adjoining room;
other rooms, newly cleaned. painted, papered;
nes furniture: day board, families no objections
The evening world., 1894-09-12

The quaint little people known as the
Liliputlans presented a new spectacular
extravaganza called "Humpty Dumpty
Up to Date" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre last night before a large au-
dience. 1t has been rehearsed for
weeks. and the production entailed a
heavy expenditure. All the Lillputians
appeared in the cast. "Humpty
Dumpty' will be reviewed in to-mor-
rows Evening World"
The evening world., 1894-09-12

3TH ST, 100 13i w.-Laree front q back
rooms, handsomely furnished: superior table;
home comforts.
The evening world., 1894-09-12

s4TH 81. l27 W. Handsomely furnished. newly
decorated large 4 small rooms; bath: superior
table; doctor office. reasDnablp.
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Boa rders Wanted


32D ST, 3c3 ". Young man would like room
mate for comfortable back parior; excellent
board.
$50 ST. 800 w-Nicey furnished rooms, with
board; also liable board
The evening world., 1894-09-12

Pinero Is at work upon a new psyche
logical play. the study of woman,
something In the style of The Second
Nus. Tanqueray." when Pinero writes
his plays" said Daniel Frohman, as he
discussed this celebrated playwright. The
never bothers himself about thinking OF
their production. He writes because he
The Second Mrs. Tanqueray' he had no
Potion that Is would be in demand by
War actresses" There are great many
Young playwrights in this country who
afford II
The evening world., 1894-09-12

Bath ST lao W. Furnished rooms with board;
terms moderate
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Thirty sixth
800. year begins oct
LAW !, 1894. Confers
SCHOOL. fn.dpsie s eou Sse5
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Dean and Senior Professor
Address for catalogue,
Professor I. 4. RUSSELL,
l.t
The evening world., 1894-09-12

FREE CLASSES for selt-supportIns women In
photography. typewritlng, commercial arlth-
metlc, bookkeeping. writing business training
taysieA culture and choir music; free art classes
~ beginners and advanced students mechanical
and e.hand drawing clay modelling and study
OF ornament photo color, photo crayon aud photo
engraving; normal classes for teachers classes
IN cooking Apply Young Women's Christian
Association. ] East 18th St, on and sitter Sept. l.
A. to p. NJ, to gP. NJ, Saturday after
moons and evenings excepted.
PROF e, sCHARwENKA, $50 T.. 23d st. gives
thorongh and successful instruction in piano and
sIENoGRAPHY and Typewritins School. sic
broadway N y. 81 a week Call or write.
TEA HER aud companion wanted for young
lady near city; send full particulars, including
salary Larchmont. box no World, uptown.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, college graduate, gives
lessons In German, English and neglected eju-
cation. kNPERlE NCFD, box I5 World.
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Loans.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. &C.
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY

$50 TO NI,OOU At q FEW GENT.
Private parties and business people Eccommo
dated furniture, pianos and ether security WITH
out removal easiest and lowest terms
AMERICAN GUARANTEE ASSN,
Lac
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Bcarders Wanted.

One Tine, fJc per hne Seoond Tlme, nc. Pc
AH. 7ttrrt a,pt Subsequent TnieS iSc per ttn&
No ezsrc charge on Sundays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11
now THE FARMER HAS BEEN OUT
RACED.

The farmers of this country have
been the most unjustly burdened and
lily treated people on earth by the
outrageous inequalities of Republican
legislation and administration by plac-
ing high wall OF protection against
foreign competition to the eastern
manufacturer, the farmer has been
compelled to pay prices in many in
stances limited only TO the cupidity Of
the combines that controlled them
And while this is true 1t is likewise
true that the farmers products have
had to compete with the products of
the world that is TO say the prices
of farm products are fixed in the
worlds markets by the inhexible laws
of supply and demand. To illustrate
The Mckinley law placed duty OF 25
cents bushel on wheat, yet IT Is q
fact known TO every farmer in the
land that the price Of wheat-which
is governed in Liverpool-has never
been as low in this country as IL has
been for the past six months Why,
do you ask? Because the worlds sup
ply has been and still is in excess of
the demand. The duty on wheat was
placed there simply to delude the
farmer with the idea that he, too was
TO be benefited by the law that
robbed him for the exclusive benefit
of his eastern brother, the manufac-
turer and trust and combine manipu.
lator.
No wonder the farmers OF this
co1ntry many OF them, are poor and
go in rags. Some, very few, have
seemed TO prosper and accumulate
something of this worlds goods, but
IL has been in spite of, and not because
Of, the policy pursued by the Repub-
lican party, Their partial success un-
der such adverse conditions only
shows what they might and, no doubt,
would have done under more equitable
and fair conditions But the great
majority have suffered and will CON
tinue to suffer until the pernicious
Republican policy is destroyed and in
its stead policy that wall iuure to
the benefit of all, is established.
Agriculture is the basis, the founda-
tion' Of prosperity and wealth in this
country. When that interest is de-
pressed, stagnation comes upon every
other and when it prospers, all
Others respond in equal ratio.
1t is the mission of the Democratic
party 10 bring about these desired
changes That it will, as rapidly
as i is possible for it to do SO, is un.
mistakably evidenced in what was
done by the last eongr ess, the first
time the party has had the opportun-
ity to put its reform pledges into
practical operation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11
How Edltor. are Treated m Chlnn

Nineteen hundred editors of Pelxin
paper are SAID to have been beheaded.
Some would shudder at such a slaugh-
ter, who are Needless of the fact that
consumption Is ready to fasten its IA
tai hold on themselves DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the eff
ficient remedy for weak lungs, splitting
of blood, shortness of breath, brcn-
chitis, asthma, severe coughs, and
kindred affections.
Stamps, Lafayette Co., Ark
DIR. X V. Pierce: Dear Sir-I will
say this to you, that consumption is
hereditary in my wife's family Some
have already died with the disease
My wife has a sister, Mrs f. A. Cleary,
that was taken with consumption.
She used your Golden Medical Dis
covery," and t. the surprise of her
many friends she got we'll My wife
has also had hemorrhages from the
lungs, and her sister insisted on her
using the Golden Medical Discovery. 4"
i consented to her using it, and
1t cured her. She has had no
symptoms of consumption for the past
six years. Yours very truly,
w. c. ROGERS, NJ d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-11
ROTTEN DELUsIoN,

The Mckinley law placed tax OF
FIVE cents a dozen on eggs. This was
done 20 protect the henneries Of New
England against Canadian competi-
tion In the marksts OF the east The
con sumers In those industrial centers
have had to pay five cents a dozen
more for domestic eggs than they did
before the tag was imposed, though
the government has received little or
no benefit. because the tax was pro
hibitive. Eggs, while 10 the list Of
articles OF necessity, are yet legiti-
mate to he taxed so long as the gov
ernment requires the revenue; but tie
tax should be so laid as TO yield rev.
enue which.would afford ample protec-
tion inridently to the industry, This
is what the Democrats did in the last
congress by reducing the egg tax
nearly one half
The only interest the people of the
west and south have in the matter is
in the revenue the government may
derive from that source The price of
the article Is not affected, so that the
producer gets no more, nor does the
consumer pay any more by reason of
the tax. We simply instance it to
illustrate how the western farmer is
not directly benefited by high pro-
| tective tariff.