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The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21
TANNING A BIRD.

Ifanybody knows how TO tame birds
it ought TO be Mrs. Olive Thorne
Miller; and these are her rules,
which are simple enough for any one
to understand and practice
No creature is more Jealous or
sensitive than bird. 1t is easy,
however, to win the heart of almost
any bird, and without starving him
or making him think he has mastered
you. Simply talk to him good
deal.
Place his cage near you on your
desk or work table and retain his
choicest dainty to give TO him with
your own fingers. Let him know
that he can never have that particu-
lar thing unless he takes it from you,
and he will soon learn, il you are
patient, and do not disconcert him
by fixing your eyes upon him.
After this he will more readily take
it from your lips; and then when
you let him out OF his cage, after the
first excitement is over, he will come
to you, especially if you have a call
you have accustomed him TO, and
accept the dainty from you while
free.
AS soon as he becomes really con-
vinced that you will not hurt him,
or try to catch him, or interfere in
any way with his liberty, he will
give way to his boundless curiosity
about you; he will pull your hair,
pick at your eyes, and give you as
much of his company as you desire.
= Atlanta Constitution.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21
srINuLASTs FOR FLOWERS.

One Of the best stimulants that can
be given to pot plants, especially
palms and ferns, is SCOT water. Tie q
quantity of SCOT In . coarse muslin
beg, sttsohing heavy stone to it, 30
that il will sink let this soak for sew
sral days In . tub of water and then
let it stand q day or two until quite
olear. One quart of SCOT TO seven gal
Ions of water is quite sufficient. II
renders the foliage more vivid, as we'll
As stimulating growth. Detroit Face
Press.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21

trcssng diseases, such as headaches, indigcs-
tion, biliousness, skin diseases, boils, carbun-
clee, piles, fistulas and maladies too numerous
to mention.
II people would pay moro attention 70
properly regulating the acsssA of their bow
els, they would have less frequent occasion
10 call FOR their doctors services 10 subdue
attacks of dangerous diseases.
That, OF all known agents 20 accomplish
this purpose, DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are unequalled, In proven by the fact that
once used, they are always In favor. Their
secondary effect In 10 keep tho bowels open
and regular, not to further constipate, ~ In
the case with other pilF Hence, their great
popularity with sufferers from habitual con-
stipation, piles and indigestion.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21
THE MILK TEST.

In practice it is found that the Bah
cock test must be expanded in applics-
tion so as TO cover five things: The
apparatus, the acid, the sample the
manipulation, the operator. These
Ave things include everything pertain
ing to the test as mschine, the test
As an operation, and the tester. Iowa
leads her sister States In enacting a
law requiring those who buy milk by
the test to make sure that the test bot
Ties are correctly cslibrated and grad
uated. As the invention is not patent
cd anyone can make the apparatus,
and the test bottles have been thrown
upon the market with no guarantee
that they are correct. Patrons have
been condemned for selling inferior
milk with no evidence against them but
the test bottle and no guarantee thst
the test bottle itself was correct.
The new law makes it imperative
that each creameryman and all persons
testing milk for others, shall procure
Of the Dairy Commissioner certified
lest bottle and the Dairy Commissioner
is required to furnish one bottle GER
tilted to be correct, at cost price. In
case of controversy, the one who makes
the test has the burden of proof. He
must prove his test to be correct, and
cannot secure conviction otherwise.
This is right. Before this it was a
one-sided affair. One party did all the
testing; the other was helpless unless
he could prove fraud. Now the per
son making the charge must support
it with evidence and If the evidence is
the milk test be must substsntiate the
accuracy of his test. Orange Judd
Farmer.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21

HOW TO MAKE A SELF-CbEANISG CISrERN.
Soft water for washing purposes Is
a necessity. To meet this necessity
cisterns Of various kinds are built,
but the dust lodging on the roof, to-
gether with dead leaves, and various
substances whirled about by the wind,
will be carried by the water into the
cistern. Unless it is frequently
cleaned, this fouls the water and gives
ita bad odor. The folio wing is a de-
scription of plan for q cistern so ar
ranged as TO avoid this difficulty. The
overflow pipe, instead OF simply
entering the cistern st the sur
face of the water in the usual way,
continues down the inner surface and
opens near the bottom. Then, when.
ever the cistern fills with water and
overhows. the surplus enters the dis
charge pipe at the bottom, thus carry
ing of whatever sediment may have
been deposited. As the substances
that are washed from the roof into
the cistern always settle gradually to
the bottom, each hard rain that fllsit
TO overhoving forces them into the
discharge pipe and carries them OF r.
the drain. Such foul sediment forms
Q good nest for disease germs. Where
the ground 10 of firm texture il is not
necessary 70 brick mp the sides, but
the cement may be laid directly on
the earth. Begin by laying out cir
Gle about . foot larger across than the
intended size of the cistern. Dig this
size down three feet, then dig the
cistern six inches smaller on all sides,
thus leaving . shelf on which TO place
the covering stones three feet below
the surface 10 be out Of the way OF the
frost. Cover il by laying on opposite
sides of this shelf two long Ast stones,
eighteen inches apart Then Lay
two other stones across the ends
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21
HALTER FOR HORSES THAT ROLL.

HALTER FOR HOHsEs rHA1 ROLLA
A horse that is addicted to rolling
and getting cast should wear a halter
with ring fastened to the top be-
tween the ears Snap q rope or strap
in this 40 he cannot lay his head down
ast, and thus tied there will be no
further trouble. American Agrioul-
turist.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21

a little now and then,
with a gentle, cleans
iIfg laxative, thereby
removing offending
matter from the stom-
ach and bowels, and
toning up and invigo-
rating the liver and
quickcning its tsrdy
action, and you there
|by remove the cause
- ,.ultie..Ha ~ ISa
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21

As much as s2,JO0,O0O IL expended for
lead pencils In the United States every
wear
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21

Every fifth boy attends school in
India and every fifteenth girl.
The Olneyville tribune. (Providence, R.I.) 1893-189?, 1894-07-21
Dr. IIossic'. Certain Group Cure

should be in every medicine closet. IL
cures the worst Of coughs and colds, and
does not cause nausea 20 cts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19

Yil3e, reibe bic &useln, na9bem man
bic Sthde absei6nitten bat, auf eiuem
auiammengelegteu Su6e borii9tig nit
6al3 ab, brinse He nit ettpas Buttre
unb einisen Sropfen @itroneniait auf
elm gelinbes Geuer unb laFe fte lamgs
fam sieben, BIG fie etpa Bic Sdlfte H.
res WaferS berloren baben. Ser
bur@ baS 3ieben fi6 gebilbete Saft
foQ beinabe iiber ben Pilaen feben.
6ier ldBt man fe ertaltem uub fllt fie
in ben 8le@bhdien ober Slider, tpelde
man 4 Stunben lang In Meineffg
fo9en ldBt unb baum luftbi@t Der.
! f9lieBt.
@rbfen. 596ne, frii9 sepflhdte,
gleibmdBig groBe grbien foaen raid
ausgebr6deIt, in Bi6fem gelest, nit
f9arfem Sal3nafer itbergoHeen unb
luftbi6t peri1loffen tperben. Sierauf
tperben bic 8a6feu ] Stunbe lang bel
elmer Semperatur bon 500 H. gefo1t.
Cine anbere Metbobe 1T foIgenbe: :
Man fo6e bic grbien nit @al3maKer
einmal auf, lafe fie, auf ein Sieb ges
f6ittet, ablaufen, fiiae bamit bic
8iidfen unb gieBe frii9 abgetodtes
WaRer obne Sals bariiber, l6tbe bic
gadien 3u, fo6e fie 3uei Stunben i'm
Waferbabe unb fiible iie raid in fal'
tenn Wafer ab.
Somaten. Man tpii6e nit einem
i Su6e bic breioiertelreifen Somaten
iorgfdltig ab, fille fie in 8Ie9bi9ien
ober Slider, perf6lieBe fe unb fo6e
he u Sunben lang i'm Sampfbabe.
8ei Jiiaung in Slider to9s man fie,
aa6bem bic Slider nit 9eu ummidelt
tporben iinb, 10 lange, bis bic Sauee
bariiber itebt. 5ierauf lafe man bic
| 8efdBe Iangfam abfiiblen unb bemabre
fie in trodenen &dumsn auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19

Sd babe beribiebene CUTE Tarmen
nabe San NntoHio unb in ben umlies
genben Counties iebr billis gu pertaus
fes. gbenio tleinere unb sroBe q a IL
d in fait iebem She'll bonn Staat.
I'D beiorge aud Nnleiben auf
quite Si6erbeit.
QBer elm Sau8 pber 2otS in
8 on MntOnie faufen mill, iollte
mid erit beiuden ober mir i6reiben,
ba i'd ieben Mniprti6en gere9t merben
fann.
s has. W fer,
alamo 6euer 8erii6erunsss @ebdube,
San Intonip, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19
(Gortfesuns foIst).
0@tta mMtf0mh

Gue, pel&e Or. Rings rsaeue Gntbe6uns1 sebran9
babeu, tennen ibren Wertb, uns BITE, welAe bo8 bti
einen @erfuG bamit aniferen. Dlan menbe fth an bt
unteu auseIeste 9potbste unb lof5e a etne Brobefa
f&e srattB seben. MAN fenbe ieinen Wamen unb ietn
abreife elm an @. 6. 8udIeu & Go. tn Gtieasp uni
man utrb etne Brcbes @&a&tel bon Or. 9tnss Reuei
9ebeuss fpftepre susefanbt ertaIten, {ote Ell
Ggemplar bes u@eunbb beitSs s6herers uub ber eebeus
MeselnH. Nues boS wtrb fher BON Wuseu ffr 81
isin, c1ue Sbnen Rotten bu peruria&en. Can Gntont
Drug COMPANY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19


fam beberri6enb. Ste ipubte jest
It9er, bab es ft9 um bic 9orreiponbens
Orloips nit ser &ailerin banoelte.
,&ennen @ie bieie Sanoi9rtft?"
iaste Der erite gtaoitor, Wiaria etnen
aufseriiienen griefumi6las iiberrei'
denb.
rgein!" ertlarte M1aria fi1er uno
rubis, obslei6 iie iofort bic 9anb>
i9rtft Ileret Srlops, oeS 8rubers
ibreS @atten erfanrte.
rgte baben au6 feinen Derba6t,
per Der GbienSer oieies 8riefes ieiu
f0nnte?
vNetn!"
rGennen sic bann piellei9t bic
6anbidrift bteies i6dnblt6en Pau,
pbfets, bur9 tpel9eS Setne Majeitdt
infer allersndbisiter Gar uno Serri9er
in f6dnoli6lter unb i6mdbliditer
@eife beldiunpft unb perb0bnt tptrb,
,ttto sbenlo iein erla11dter Sreunb, ber
&0nis BON BreuBen?"
Mlaria fab priifenb bic porseleste
Sdn,abidrtft an, beiien 9anbidrtft
ibr 9dt18lih inbefanr1t mar.
sd tpeiB ni6t, wer Der S6reiber
it," iaste file, lid fenne bic 9anbs
idrift nt9t, babe aud fetne @ermue
tbltng urb ipibte nt9t, ipie elm iol6es
Sdrtftftiid in metne 9dnbe fo,,tulen
follte."
rDas S6riftftiid befanb iid in bem
Sbnen porbin se5etSten umi9las, Der
Sbre IbrelIe trdst. Sie ieben Sbr
3eusnen lit oerseblid. Dur9 etnen
j3ufall tit fer 8rtef In bte 9dnbe
bes 9aiiers sefommen, unbe Fat ibn
se6ffnet, ba er inter anbere1 S9riften
J lag, bic fiir Seine Wtateitdt beftimnt
maren. @s ipirb tpobl 1li6t baS erfte
Wfal iein, baB @ie berarttse @a9en
empfansen, unb jeoenfalls feut1ea Sie
auf's @enauefte bic Quelle, aus Der
baS Sdriftitid fomm,t."
sd ipetB rt1ts bon benz, mas MIR
| bier seia9t wiro. Sd babe NIT glie'
nattS beinlli6 forrefponbtrt. Sd babe
ri9t einmal bon metnem @attea bis,
ber eiten 8rtef betontn,ett, neil btefer
itd I'm Nrrelt befinbet. 8efanrtte babe
| id tn 4etersbiire nidt, bic Sanbi drift
bes Pamphlets lit u1tr sdn3li9 ,tube,
faint. Sd u.ub annebmen, bab irsenb'
Semaro mid uer6adtisen tptg!, ltn6
6aB man mir einen @tref1 selpielt bat,
ltm mir ben 3orm be8 &atferS 3a5usie.
ben unb mid gu peroerben. Mber t1
wiibte ni6t, iper bas getban baben
| follte; i'd babe feine 8einbe, id babe
! gten,aaS etipas 9etban, mas eine folGe
gii6tswiirSisfeit sesen mtd re9tfer>
tigen ipiirSe."
Die bret IuSitoren betra9teten ii6
tpieber ld6e!nb.
pDieie gusrebe," faete baun Der
@rIte bon ibnen, utptrb bon alien 8er>
bredern ansemenbet Mlle ipollen bas
| Spfer BON Sntrisueti fetn unb i1ieben
tbre eteenen 6anblaaseu ibre.t anseb-
I ltden Tetnben In bte Sdube. Ste
utfien allo BON ,t9ts?"
| rNetn!" erfldrte no6nals Marta.
.gielleidt ldbt Ste SIR @eoadtnt6
bel ether anberen @elesenbeit nidt 70
TN Stid. Man bat in Sbrem Sdreibs
| tif6 ein Pdd6en Briefe 9efunoen bon
biefer 1aubf6rtft. 8ennen Gle bic
perion bes gbienberS?"
Maria eridraf unS perior ibre
| Gelbitbeberrf9uns. Das iparen Die
8riefe 9orbts, bic iie tpte etn 9eilig'
| tbunt periuabrt bate. Sie bate feine
/ Gbnuns, bab man cine 10 iorsfdltige
! 9ausiu6uns bel ibr uorgenommen
fbatte, ,inb besbalb tuubte fie nidt TO-
| fort gu ertpibern.
SIR Sdred, ibre Berlesenbeit bite,
ben BEN Ridtern burdaus nitht perbor'
aen.
(Gortietuns foIgt).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19

IdBt man bann gut abtrodnen unb
briust iie Johann tpieber in bic Stanz
ben ober 96pfe nobel barauf gu ads
ten 1T, baB bic bdrteren 8dS9en iebt
mad unten, bic tpei6eren na9 pben 3lt
liegen fommen. Sinb bieielben mad
nfter uieberbolter berartiger Bebanbs
lung binrei6enb bur6gerelft, 10 f6ns
Hen ie genofen merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19

Medical Discovery
mir bic BeSabfnllg 70
mander Dottorre&.
nnns eripart bat, ba
i'd felt ben letteu elf
'Sabren bas " Dis
coyery" gegen 8otb.
lauf unb seseu 9ront.
fde Diarrb6e &C.
brandJte, 70 oft bt.s
uotbruenOts NOR unb
bab es mir aud fets
bagegen sebolfen bat.
Sd babe es aud bic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19

1onb ssamft's 8shaurant unb gu.
iternbauS. ct. Souls. prominente
8tirger unb Grenbe aus allen WeIts
tbeilen f6nnen bier ahgetrofen iperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-07-19

@rnmoet8entbmutS llebertraa mmaem.
Caroline aampmann an Marie
9elb, 2@runbitade an gberrp>Strab
$3.50.
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epart 9oftorre@naaeetp.

Mineral Point, Euscaraipas Co., 8.
Dr. g. .. Bieree, 81. D.:
Werther Serr!-Sh freue nrt9 iasen ai
f5nnen, baE Der @ebraudb Sbres "Golden
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-20
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD


Passes Away az the Residence "f nIs
Daughter In New York tIty. After ~"
Illness - only One uny-ue WAS 40
Years Oid and Had just Returned From
~ Tour of Europe. Proud Of uis strength
and Endurance.
New Nork. April ii.-David Dudley
Field died OF pneumonia mt 3 o'clock
yesterday morning at the residence of
his daughter-in-law. Mrs. Dudley
Field, No. - Grammcrcy Park. Mr.
Field wa, i'll but twcnty-four hours.
lie returned from "A European trip last
Wednesday morning in the best Of
health. lie retired on Wednesday
evening about half past 10. seemingly
in the best Of health. after spending
the day in the company of his brother
Henry and stephen.
At 3 o'clock Thursday morning MIR.
Field was seized with congestivc
chill. When DIR. Stephen Burt, Mr..
Fields family physician. arrived. he
said Mr.. Field was threatened with
pneumonia. and called DIR. Frank Della
held, the lung specialist. in consulta-
ton. Both doctors remained mt MIR.
Fields bedside all day. At o o'clock
Thursday night DIR. Dclaficld went
home, as he considered Mr.. Field To be
in no immediate danger DR.. Burt.
however. remained by the patients
bedside
Mr. Field slept quietly all the even
ing. and at o'clock yesterday morn
ing he died without awakening
Dir, Burt said that MIR. Fields death
was absolutely painless lie was
too old To make any fight against
the disease. Both OF Mr.. Fields broth
crs and his daughter-in-law were near
him when the end came
The funeral will bc held on sunday
afternoon AT Calvary church. On Mon
day the body viii be taken 10 Stock
bridge. Mass. for burial
The sudden death OF Mr.. Field comes
as Il shock. lie returned from Europe
last Wednesday morning in the best of
health. He gloried in his vitality and
boosted that few men of 80 years old
would take a five months European
trip alone.
Mr. Field wen, abroad on the sth of
last November to visit his only daugh-
ter. Lady Musgrovc. who lives at East
Grinstead. sussex. England. Mr..
Field spent about six weeks in En-
gland with his daughter and then
went To Paris, Monte Carlo Genoa.
Nice. Florence and Rome
In an interview on Wednesday he
said tina. he would now busy himself
with his autobiography, which he was
writing He planned. he said 10 spend
The summer in the Herk shire hills.
Mayor Gilroy ordered the flags on
the city hall 70 be displayed at half
mast yesterday for the death of Mr..
Field.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

~ the senate. on the 18th, after
routine morning business, considera-
tion Of the urgent deficiency bill was
resumed. but il went over without ac-
ton. Mr.. PETER delivered the fourth
install ment of his speech on the tariff
bill. and was followed by Mr. Mitch
ell, who spoke in criticism Of the meas
ure........1n the house filibustering be-
gan as soon as the journal had been
read. Mr.. Boutel lie objecting 10 its APP
prevail Failing to secure a voting
quorum. the house, at | o'clock. adj
journed.
PRINCE BISMARCK has decided TO re-
main in FREDERICKSBURG until June.
when he will 90 to Varzin and stay
there until August. Afterwards he
VIII perhaps go to Bingen and other
places in the Rhine country in response
to the urgent invitation Of friends.
DAVID Dudley FIELD. Of New York.
died suddenly. on the morning Of the
18TH Of pneumonia lie had just re-
turned from fivc-months' sojourn in
Europe. Mr.. Field was 50 wears old.
His estate is valued at between $500. 900
and 81 200, 900.
JUDGE DrSDY. Of Omaha. Neb.. de-
cided. on the 18th. that the Office men
and other monthly-paid employees OF
the Union Pacific railroad NAV have
their salaries restored il. in the iudr-
ment OF the receivers il ought 10 be
done
Mn. AND MEs. GLADSTONE arrived in
London from IIawarden on the 18th.
They drove Immediately to the resi-
dence of Lord Aberdeen. at DOLLS
Hill. where they were to remain dur
ing their STAY in the metropolis.
THOMAS FLYNN, one Of the strike
leaders in the Connelsville pa coke
district, was arrested at Scottdalc. on
the 18th. and taken To Uniontown iail.
charged with completely in the murder
Of J. II. Paddock
CIVIL WAR has.arain broken ont in the
Samoan islands. Several engagements
have been fought between the govern
ment troops and insurgents. with a
number Of killed'anG wounded on both
sides.
MR. SHELLEY. n wcll.known American
dentist in Paris. committed suicide. on
the 18th. by shooting himself in the
head. He had suffered Of late from
melancholia.
ALArE dispatch from Rio Grande do
Sol says that the Brazilian federal
troops had completely routed the in
surgents in that state
Born branches Of the New York leg
islature adjourned, on the 18th, out OF
respect to the memory OF David Dud-
ley FieN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-20
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FlFTY-THiRO CONGRESS-


Is the senate. On the TN. after the passage
o. some unimporiani Nils an executive session
was held a. which. after the transaction OF
considerable routine business. consideration
az the Chinese treaty was taken up ~. In the
house. no quorum appearing on one or two
questions 81 ~ general interest. Adjournment
was had az ssto-ihe enlogics upon the late
senator Gibson. a. Louisiana. going over
II the senate. on the 9th. Mr. hin delivered
his announced speech IN opposition 10 the VIII
son tarlG bill. and especially the income-iax
feature OF H. which he denounced "a
scncme 81 spOllatlon and a sectional tax I"
Mr. Walsh. appointed 70 MI the vacancy caused
oy The death OF senator colquti OF Georgia
vas sworn in. Messrs Mills. Allen and Harris
offered amendments 10 the rules all OF which
went over. as dit Mr. Wolcotts resolution
TO the coinage OF Mexican dollars Filouster
ing against Mr. Harris motion 10 have the
TARA bill read In full occupied the remainder
% the session ..... In the house. II being Dis
trict OF Columbia day the following bills were
passed. Establishing additional harbor rcgu
laiions Tor the district regulating the sale OF
gas. requiring street car companies 10 cancel
tickets when once used. and 10 authorize the
adoption OF children Ia the district
is the senate. on the 10Th II was agreed that
for the remember OF the week the tarlr bill
should he taken up each day AZ D. m and the
discussion continued until o'clock Mr.
bill Mr. Wolcoits resolution looking to the
coinage o. Mexican standard dollars at the
Mats of the United States was agreed 10 .....
In the house the post office appropriation bill
occupied most 81 the session. The resolution
10 prevent the bureau Of engraving and print
inS from manufacturing postage stamps was
defeated.
Is the senate, on the iith. senator Hale
spoke against tho tari- bin givsrg particular
attention 70 the eject ~ the proposed bill on
the question ~ Canadian annexation. t. which
be said n would be a death blow aud this con
siGeratlou alone should defeat the measure
The further urgent deficiency hlil was consid-
cred FOR two hours, hG; went over without final
action ..... IN the house the republicans re-
fused % vote upon the motion 70 discharge the
order ot arrest ~ members made March -
which lett me house without = quorum. ana at
- p n an adjournment was taken
II the senate on tie leth. Mr. PETER deliy
cred the third part ~ his speech on the tariff
blu The further urgent deficiency nill was
under discuss icr flr Two hours. Int had not
been disposed OK when the senate adjourned
.....- in the house the resolution 10 fine mem
beers absent without leave. or being present
failing 70 vote. was after much nlibustering.
declared ty the speaker q te carried. although
voiced upca ~ less taAa quorum.
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CARTwRlGHT'S AMENDMENT
To the Canadian Tariff BilI. which was
Defeated Yesterday.

OTTAWA, Ont. April 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the full text of Sir Richard
Cartwright's amendment to the tariff
which was defeated in the house of
commons at an early hour yesterday
morning:
While recognizing In the reductions proposed
an admission 10 that extent OF the evils in
fictcd upon the people hy the system of high
protective duties this house Is nevertheless OF
the opinion that the amendments suggested,
being based upon the principle Of protection
and not solely upon the requirements OF the
public, are inadequate TO afford satisfactory
relief from tine burdens Of excessive
and unfair taxation That the highest
interests OF Canada demand the adoption OF n
sound fiscal policy which. while not doing In.
Justice to any class viii promote the domestic
and foreign trade and hasten the return OF
prosperity 70 our peo.1e That to that end the
tariff should be reduced TO the needs OF honest
economical and eifie lent government. should
have eliminated from IL the principal OF pro-
lection OF particular Industries nj the expense
Of the community nj large and should be i'm
posed for revenue oni- That N should he so
adjusted a. to makr or bear as lightly as
possible upon the neNcssarics OF life. and 70
promote free trade with the whole world par
fculary with Great Britain and the United
States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-20

Colon, April "a The salvcrs Of the
stores and arms from the Kearsarge.
which were landed at Old Providcncr
and San Andres. are demanding a5 pcr
cent. The stores were sold. and in
structions from the United States gov
eminent in reference TO The arms are
now awaited. The announcement that
the kearsargc had been entirely pill
tagged and blown up by the wrcckers
was received here by the American col
ony with feeling Of regret and indig-
nation. No less than eight small YES
sells from the adjacent islands were en-.
gagged in this work Of destruction.