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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17
FURNISHED Eonoes 60 Get.

,;ssARAToGA CoTTAGEs.-compete fur
aIsheo. season or year: very low rentals
Igyly 70 LESTER BROS, Real Estate
--sehts, Saratoga Springs. y. Y.
,..V LET-FURNIsHED.--A gentleman .
c.oenee. situated on sunny slope OF
ganst Mountain: 30 minutes from cry
M, On Delaware and Lackawanna Rail
s'u: ~ rooms and carriage mouse; IN fact
s.,.ompiste home. in perfect order, never
ssYlng been rented before: rent 500 per
rs depot close 20 entrance lodge. APP
- % owner. c. LAMBERT. ~ Greene
;;n99r RlKER & SON. 5fh-ave.. L.. III.
~spi|oW CO.. Broadway.
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furnished Rooms.


A MARRIED LADY. without iah'"t.'
ov.nlny horne IN central location. VII -,
hanc some suite Of rooms. "tlu -
lunches. furnished. 10 pa''y nn,,.,,nls.,,irg
s,nrrlor accommodations ana WNllhb "
nov for SANE. vii, pleas answer. a.,
dress NJ. :. Tribune Uptown O".''' ''-'-
Brosdway ....-- ....-
ADVERTISEMENT AID So b"CEif-
TIONS FOR Thk Sen, NEN ~; lDi'NN Ar T1HE
i.i,To,TE OFFICE. No. 1,2+2 Broadway
"a ffoor north Of Thirly-nfsi aI ,,o 81;
VERTIsEMEHTS o. the i9l 20 ,rt,r1 '.ye
,.''..c~ t.1rty- srSrnth-s:.. 80 East F.i'
s-vcnra-,i. corner rhird,anLr, rl ~" is
-" s,y,, nrst.st': j. 7Os FIRST aye; 100
West Fogiy- second-n.: lr2 columbus ave
RacuELoR APARTMENTS. one block
, 20 n,raI~av 2D9 Wet 3Sth-st.; refer
cnces exchanged. ------..--
coyToKTAELE home. for n genile-
mn 90 ~ F.. week. IN scandinavian IAN
in: French and German spoken F"s, "a"
Mine. AMELIE. 3Ji W"s' 2ls'-s.'' '''' or"
ave. --.-
~ private HOUSE. two lare" r1'inS'
,,,t, and airy. bath and ali coHt'nl'h-'"'
stitsble for Hight housekeeping reference
3is West 53d-si. -...-.
r0 RENT furnished or unfu,nis hei.
large sltting-roop ara brHrp'ni i,r,
MADISON and 9th aVer. ~ i'''>
Broadway.
,rvro NICELY FURNISHED rooms -
Ia. A,rlv ~ ~ Fast 30ih-Hi.. nom
10 a. m. ana from . 70 : p. m
required. -----.-----
WEST Asst 81. Handsomely . in'-
n,shed rooms. also parlog floor loi w" '.'.'
/ dub. business or private, ui'""'"'' ~
/ tional.
o9D-sT aa EAST. large desirabl"
rooms. en suite or slngiy; f"ie."h'"S "
changed. ---- -
3sTu- ST. ~ WEST Handsomely iur,
nished rooms for gentlemen. parlpr an"
! bedroom connecting; reference ------.
35TII- ST. Cs WEST. -Desirable large or
| small rooms. all consrniencrs TOR coHi"''
! ana rest: location good and central --
32D-sT. ~ WEST opposite Hotel I'm,
! perlaD. Handsomely furnished lhTs' "''''
room: references .----------
43D-sT,. los WEsT.--Front and back
| parlor, furnished. physician OF oe"''s' 49,
ARTIST, Io5 WEST. ELEGANTLY fur-
| nlshe1 front parlor with use Of bacE r..
10y: gas. heat. bath: $40; su't"p'' '''
/ tor.
ssD-sT III WEsT.-Newly and hand
somsiy furnished large AMI hail rooms :
table and service uDexcepti'nai' re'''
1 ADVERTISEMENT AHp sUBsGrHisiLPf,-
TioNS FOR THE NEW iOEk rue
uNE WILL BE RESEIy 81 Broadway,
ri door north OF Thlrty-nrst- ST.: ana M. "a NJ,
observation-disclosures OF the following Drahc'
Offices: 25f Eighth-ave.: 40 , = For,v.
corner Forty-seyenth-Tsfs;;; rd iST $50 Eos,
i25,h-st.. near Third-ay.;; 1920 Thifa,'t;eoc
near Slsty-first-st. LOS Frs o, ~
West Forty-sccond-st.. loa cciumo1s-"'''
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CoACHMAN.-B a younF o, ,i,nm
/ 10 the country: hrst-claHs
! ~, lOs East CG,hst.
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vel INA warranted sound; great knee
,hag. e enS Good drivers call or W. t.
actors n ia Wyandotte-st.. :. Bethie-
80 POM
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UOTSEKFEPER. - Refined Ane,loa -,
,,ii,v, issires housekeeper's position IN
wiGowar's family: economical. comps'sns'
Give mothers care to children; highest re.-
erences Will. 577 Lorimer-st., Ireen-
point Bro, klVn.
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apartment Go Eet.

oOAFIETELY and artistically furnished
vhei "a fiat. rooms May 10 September,
ssy lo~ p-ioe d small family. Immediate
.e...lg..cail9n az 100 Mes' ann.
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u)ora iOanlro.
|~--e->---r-~-~-~-~-- % 30 % 30 - .
Males


Males.
BARKEEPER young van oi
good address and appearance. . Years
first-clh-s ciiy references. capable ~ tab
ing charge. ". NJ. loss 3d-a,e.
BOY. II. ~ neat appearance. T. willing
- work al anything. god references.
Jos. DAILY. $40 :l-ave.
coy. H. wishes employment n; any
thing. good city references. Address J..
MIDDLETON. ~ East iIth-PL
BOY. iG desires situation In wholesale
Cl,jhing house 81 would learn "A trade.
:. BENNETT. 2+5 East l2ld -.
BOY. II. wishes situation 81 car-
p.nter- Sion. fa~ ben ~ th. hg-iu'.if be-
fore. \. BOEDE. so 3i-aye.
HRICKLA"EK desires permanent fltIa-
ton. can also fll duti-S ~ shipping cl"rS.
BKlCkLAYER. ~ P"wcs-st.. Brookiyn.
COLLECTOR or OFFICE ASSISTANT
Man. "a desires position. frf"r~nc" and
security. T.. j. Il. "2G Bergen 81.
Brooklyn.
COLD TOR Experienced ana trust
worthy man would collect debts or rents
on commission. ~ collection No. charge
would manage real estate. rk.l.NSDN,
100 1th-ave.
CAPABLE. reliable persons 10 an post
tions ~ all grades can hr secured by aI-
plying In advance at CHRISTIAN AID I,
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY. - biDl- Upusr
Ncw-NorE.
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WAGON MAkf.f..--N stroDg young iAan
wishes situation as wagon makers assist
ant. has worked at ;h- business. citN ur
country. best referenc-. Address j. M
DERSDS. $50 West a2I-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17

IrO~ sArE.-A pair of fine. dapple gray
. 5Se s%r o ara ais. ,9-'i pair l' & a aa@' dark
AID " verv close mates. - years.
ray TOT. tot nigh. t'c-s .rc all very stylish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17

CARPENTER and BUILDER wishes
work by the day o. contract; every thins
in the carpenter line done neatly AM
promptly: estimate. chrcrfi.ily given. Ad-
drcss ROCK, l12 -. Paul's-aye.. Jersey
(ifV
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Rodr0 ano Rooms.

BOARD OK TIE UILL.-2Gl Ci"'mon'-
ave Brookiyn. IN the home * tn oWn'''
pleasant front alcoVe and square room
al improvements. good tabie' t'as. 1901, i
rates: house strictly nrst-cl1ss c'htfAl -
cation. near l. and trolley cars
GRAMERCY PARK. 1870 East 2ist-s'.-..
Delightful summer location: pri'i.cs oi
park. desirable rooms board optional
PRIVATE FAMlLY.-Choioc rooms for
tho summer. with board, gentlemen pre-
ferrcd. l5s West 74,h-s,.
ROOMS. large or srnall. Handsomely FUR
N shed with or without board. g"nueinNn
OF fanelies. references. Gs West ""tn-s,:
TWO Young men with reference can
have good board. snh I'eSMSa ns, ,S 6','
rooms in private mouse. ois es' ''H -;
I-aSTII- ST., 40 EAST.-Larg". handsome
room, on second Moor. also hail rooir' eN-
ceilent table. references exchanged.
i4TU-sT.. 2ia wEsT.-wcn furnished
frnn, SUNNI rooms. third and fourth Soors.
excellent board.
"a EAST -sT-Iarrc second fror.
Ma ist. with nrst-class apo n'menis am
cuisine.
- sOVTH WASHINGTON SQUARE
Nice;y-furnished rooms. with bo'Hu' A''"'+
heat
-ssrII.sT iG3 WEST -Desirsoie rooms.
single or couploy very best 'ah,- b"afH.
siric,iv nrs'-ciass. trarsirnts acc"minn
dated LNMADRlD.
n NADISON-AYE. Large. nnnas' me-
ror ms. families or gentlemen. board 30 'd-
erare. arrangements made foG SUNNI
transienis accommodated. reference.
7STH-ST. ll3 WEST Desirable i'o" d.
,n.rt and fourth hoo.s f'f'-clars b"a' 3.
references.
100 WEsT ATTN -. Fi~aFant suites ~
rooms with board :Or spring "r summer
season. private bathroom, p''H ciTt@''i.
,r FAST 2lST-ST Superior rooms.
,.-i.,leee u GramercV PARK. nnr lOca'' q
for summer. nr.i-class board. references
exchanged.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ANp sIbsGk:llli..-
TIGNs FO2 TIE SEW-YOEk IEih.
t-NE Will 81 RE- ElHttIn, at Ilir
"a aonr north Of Thirty-lrs' -st.. and Nd
TIIEHHITjsTMENTs az the following Branch
off.ces: - Eighth-aye: go Thifa.a'.. :
corner Forty seven'h-st j." Ia o.,
i.sth-st. near Third-ey. o2o rh'r'-n,,r -.
near sixty.nrs, l.70S Eirs'-1N".; io'
VT Forty-secOnd- S.. 1872 t"lnmD1is-a'".
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"ALL PAPERS -HiCh-classed embossed
sD.1s. 70 ccais formerly s.. this week.
shp.es mailed. 10 cents. estimates Tor
Mmlnung. BARGAIN HOUSE. Once. 10
"es' 2Sd-s'.. take elcNa.~-
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tlats 60 Eci 3llfurnishc0.

. NE DALHOTSlE. 10 20 ~ West Bath
~ absolutely h-cprpof ana fronting Cen
a. PaFk. very choice apartment 20 rent.
.s.gsIL y ne lanitor.
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WASHING. &c.--By young woman 70
go out BY the day washing. Ironing or
cleaning: tho best of references. 3io East
al II % floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17

CAPABLE MAN with 5000 az partner
IN an established furniture business Fnr
particulars address PARTNER Box 10
Tribune once
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,-,srNrNTs AND sUBsCRIP-

.,rRTIsEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
ApA,hHT10 H THE NEW-YORK TEtB-
Ton WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
rNs,r'E OFFICE. No. l.2l@ broadway.
rPlU.W. :. rorth Of Th.riy-arst-st,: and AID
y n9Tist-MENTS a. the following Branch
0foes p-,,,,-sa, cnih-st.: 1J9 East Forty
soTnei :, corner Third-ave.; 100 East
even near Third-aye.. .026 Third-ave..
l5'n-Sss;,,, ,v.f.rst-si.. Los First-lvc.: 100
l,si. TSrty- sccond-st.: 1872 Colu.nhus-aVe.
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70 Lei Tor Business pnrpcses


a. LARGE CORNER STORE. with 10
500 WIN Ions. I 90 square feet. William
a., ann SIS. also Basement. II desired.
W,5 .top loft. with power. rutland q
..hiIlNG. . Deekman-st.
AT ~ BEEKMAN.sT. store. basemcn,
~ is' loft % ~. rutland & WHIT
.HS Beskmarsst.
~, 1T % xAN-sT. -four lofts rent
E.srate. RUlaND q WHITING. .
FLOORS TO LET
ut,,- with pOwo) In i1e
NSthOPCLiTAN REALTY BUILDING.
covering
=. 10000 SQUARE FEET.
- stores high. fronting ID fee' on the
.. BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
W ieet on both Rose and william SITS;
WINDOWS on FOUR SIDES.
pre-. 80 on each floor.
pf.9,,I LIGHTED FLOORS IN THE CITY;
~eLDlNG THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF,
fitted with
LIVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.
rutland & WHITING.
3 Deekman-st.
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aarsfs nn0 GarrlGgeE.

----.,x Team sound young horses.
BAR8sG,@es' business horses. $50 10 $50. 100
g. t'ht' rrqpvpoint.
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Business Chanrcs

ACCIDENT INSURANCE MANAGER.
for number Of years connected with the
most lmportdn; department OF the largest
acClntnt insurance organization in the
country. and with a valuable experience
as an organizer and all-erpund pushcr do
sires To make a permanent connection with
sound company where he viii have op-
por unity ana sccp, "a cooperating win
n official Managers references The bet
A \, ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.
MANAGER. Box ~. Tribune Office
ADVERTISING NOVELTY MAN wanted
- incest S3.oc to 5000 ana assume
charge. l.. O. BOX l>9. Ncw-Yoris.
VALUABLE PATENT Of an ent!rciv
NV ne p,%.rr("r FOR sale. Cen b" seen
a. JOHN MAEIskLE'S. 2l9 Eldridse-st.
corner stanton si
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED -Bords,
stocks. notes. Insurance. etc. f.om Sj.Opb
20 $1,000 required. old established Office
In nearby city. Address BANKER. Trib-
unc Office.
CAPABLE MAN with 5000 az partner
IN an established furniture business For
particulars address PARTNER Box TO-
Tribune Oflic-
MANCFACTVRiNG property for sal;
$1,000 50. IT,. ~ hours out; 30 horse
power water. 100 horse steam: plea: bar
ga'n. T.. De FOREST SHELTON, Stewart
building.
TO GRoCERs AND BUTCHERS Bar
established trade: easy terms. owner re-
firing Atlantic-aYe.. cor. EsseX-st
Brooklyn.
WANTED.-A per cent , - 10 year
loan on strictly fTeproof west side property
worth four times the amount required: :
principals only. 400 ca ecnwich-st
WANTED. Dentist 90 occupy old-estab-
lished dental parlors. hes: location IN
Poughkeeps!e. y. y. CiIAS. l.. LVCKT:N.
500 LOAN WANTED Three months.
good security: liberal commission. Address
Box Al. - CEurch-st.
$500 10 $4,000 SPECIAL CAPITAL
wanted. Large profit guaranteed. Ad-
dress FINANCE. "a Church-s'.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sJBSCRIp-
TlONS FOR THE NETWORK TBIB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1.2i2 Broadway.
% door north Of Thirty-Grst-st; and AD-
NERTlSEMENrS at the following Branch
Offices: 25i Eishth-ave. 1G0 Tnird-sNe. (;
corner Forty-seventh-s 100 East Forty
seyen'h-st. corner Thlrd-ave.. $50 East
l2Sth-et.. near ThiTd-aNe. .026 Thrl-aYc
near Sixty Arst-st.: l.7OS Fnst-nve.: loG
West Forty -seconi-st. 1872 Columbus ave.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBsCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NFWYOEK TRID.
UNF WILL BE RECEIVED At THE ";
TOWN OFFICE. No. % 0adwav. "a
socr north of Thirty .nrst-st.: ana ADNEk'
TlSENFNTs At the following Br'nch of,
;,ceS. 254 sth-avc. :. Q. cor. 229-,t y
r:h.avc. lj7 Fourtn-aye.. corner oar
s-V,nth.st. corner ID ave: $50 E9s' 10th
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~ GALE OF TO HIRE FOR THE
fcthc SMPony outfit for children. Ad-
sea- q {. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
s'ros Box I6l Jamaica. l.. ].
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miscellaneous.

AT GREATEST BARGAINS Is NEW
YORK !!.-Trunks. Travelling Bags. fOck-
etbJoks Steamer Chairs. Dressing Gases.
Portmanteaus. Ladies' Satchels buy here
from the manufacture: and say" money.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. old established
house. 81 4th-aNc.
GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose o;
tneir left-on clothing al fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER
GS Gth-ave.. near Waverley Place.
GENEALOGY.-Searc and authentic
information respecting family ped!grecs.
GENKALOGlST. l.. o. Bon 79l. New
Yori.
PATENTS foi ipyen;ions secured
promptly. Best Of reference. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he,G strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
4. MICHEL & co. No. l6i MONTGOMERY
owe. Bloomfield New Jersey. Handbook
for Inventors" free
THIS WEEK regular 81 - end 81 -
gloves. gents ladies ana children. dressed
or undressed. al newest spring shades re-
duccd 10 so. JAMMES. "r Broadway.
VERY SPECIAL for this. week.-Super-
fine isle thread hose. reduced from 50. -
2pc. silk hose and ribbed underNcsts. 90.
worth 81 -. JAMMES 800 broadway.
WALL PAPER-fIigh-class embossed
golds 20 cts. formerly s.. this week.
samples matted. 10 cts; estimates for
painting: bargain house. OiIce 10 West
2&ds'.. take elevator
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-23
THE PERFECT MAN AND WOMAN.

SEArT IL. March 10. isgi
To THE Eplros, Can you give me the
measurements OF the perfect man and those
OF the perfect womsn3 r. :.
Tie measurements can not lie given in
inches The creeks accepted the Dirv-
phoros or spear Bearer OF Po,ycletus, who
lived Ia the filth century before Christ. 90
"the canon" Of art. aud from this figuse
and other figures the following proper
lions. rather than measurements. have
been deaaeed The whole Ggure II eigh,
times the length of the head from tile
crown OF the head to the bottom Of tie
chin. head from the chin 20 the top Of
she breast tone, a head: from the top 10
the bottom OF breast bone, !. head to
lgs' above the navel. | head; 70 the corn.
mence0sut % the lower iimbs, head 20
the middle of the thigh. head to the
bottom OF the kRse. head: to the small
OF the ankle, T.. heads 10 the sole of the
foot. :. head. Toia.. heads. The arsa.
fingers extended. reaches 10 the middle of
the thigh. The width OF the neck. !,
head. ihas ot the shoulders. heads the
wsist, Ia heads. The nose IL - 0: the
head. Iae foot is rather .ess ia length
than 10 OF the figure. TIE measurement.
81 the female lgure are In the same PRO
portion as those OF the male. excep. tAat
the widths vary. The width Of the neck
Is :, head. Of the shoulders. u, aesds. Of
the waist r.. heads across the hirs. .
heads. The arms 81 both measure. from
the TOP Of tho shoulder &c the arm pit ?,
head 70 the eihos Joint. head; 10 she
sr,s;, II, heads. to the end Of tae longest
finger >. head.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-23
AN AsTUTE DEMOCRAT.

Senator Hill. of New York. seems to DO
the only Northern Democrat who has the
courage of his convictions 10 onnose the
Wilson tariff bill. lie recently introduced
resolution In The senate rsciting that the
Wilson bill causes deficiency in tho
tariff revenue of SO, o0o.osl q year. which
Is provided for 10y new Internal revenue
taxes, and requiring the finance commit
tee to report new bin which wilt provide
eaf'ieient revenue without additional in
ternsl taxes
lie Is opposed to the income tax; he is
opposed Go the increase Of existing inter
nal revenue taxes he IL for a simple rcye.
hue tariff. and he Is opposed 10 the Wilson
tarid because IL is not a revenue tariff. III.
only tariff recognized az Democratic by
Democratic national platforms since 1876.
Senator Hili's demand for q revenue tariff
would not make rates any higher than the
Nc kinley tariff on articles already dntta-
BE. but IL would leave these rates ~ leas,
es high a. they are now and IL would add
duties on sugar. coffee, tea and other arti-
Giles. Such tariff would raise enough
revenue tor the needs of the government,
which the Wilson tariff does not. /,
would he consistent " nh the Chicago plat.
form, which tho Wilson tartii is not.
Senator Hill's resolution commits him
10 opposition to the Wilson oil, "a a whole
and he cannot vote for IT, rh. majority
81 the New York Democracy are opposed
60 81. aad senator Hiii Is too shrewt pol
farta 80 H. l.. a
! arty in the Empire state He argues
that the income tax not having been ap-
proved a measure of Democratic policy
by Democratic national convention. Tits
highly nD-Amerjcan tax is not entitled 10
the support at the Democratic majority in
congress
lie dsnonnees The Wilson hill a. meas.
ire shas Is a bsll iog deficiency rather than
for revenue. srA q Is reported that he will
insist that the tariff measure shall he so
modified by the elimination Of the income
tax and tie modification % the taris
schedule ss 10 provide saaieieut revenue
for the government aud sutNelea, nratee.
ton ter American industry.
Ii Is confidently expected that Senate,
Hin will ee as earnest a CHAMPION for
revenue ard protection for American in.
dastrs as Samuel J. Randall VS. IN lSsS
when the Mills hal vas under eon..dsr..
ton, This position of Senator ntglis no,
al recent assumption In his sp~eeh AZ
Wheeling, W. Va. in iSsa he declared n a,
he believed ia the recognition ~ she &c.
nsaas oflalor. In sspgemheg. is,s2. in IL.
public speeeAes he TOOK positive position A.
moderate proseeilonlsI ard smong other
things said; We favor tAEsa foF rev.
eaas only, limited 70 she necessities - TIE
government. economically administered.
and - adjusted ia lss application, Is ~
IS practicable. as - prevent uasqasl
bgrieRs, encourage productive industries
o; home. and afford }uss compensation 10
laeoF. but nes 10 create or foster Enonero-
lies"
Senator H..l ia aps... is,l.' Ia public
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-23
sEA7TLg. FRlDAr. MARCH ~.


The senate amended form OF the Wilson
tariff bill reduces the proposed duty on
wooisns, restores coal, sugar and iron ore
20 tho dutiable list, but IL leaves wool.
lumber and salt on the free list. The
farming interest, holding /i,0oo, coo of
sheep, valued At more than $i00. 600. 90. 10
left totally without protection. The duty
on coal, and iron ore is a concession
20 those Southern senators who demanded
II, a. II the duty on sugar
The concessions are granted to Southern
interests; the duty on sugar makes the
bill produce more revenue than in the
form II passed the house, but IL reduces
the deficit only by imposing direct tax
on every family. In order that the general
industries Of the country may be robbed of
protection one of the great necessaries IL
Increased IN price.
The odious income tar remains. The
internal revenue tax on whisky Is in
creased from 20 cents to 81 10 gallon. bu,
beer IL left untouched. although tax Of
$4,000. 600 could easily be raised by an In
creased tax. Ii Is sectional bill; IL keeps
UP the high duties on rice, handles the
cotton goods schedules tenderIy. cuts away
most OF the taxes on cotton bagging, and
puts cotton ties on the free list. /, plays
oil the interests of the North in favor of
the interests Of the South, gives Southern
interests everything demanded, while 1t
further reduces the tax on WOODEN goods.
The income tax Is retained to please the
Bourbon Democracy of the South and the
Popusist Democracy of the West. This
Wilson tariff bill 10 a sectional measure
and 1t will be opposed by the Republicans
as whole without question. The South
that Is behind the bin is all for free trade
In everything except the things which
Immediately concern them, like rice.
sugar, coal and iron ore
ofcourse. IL it is unconstitutional un-
der tho Chicago platform TO protect wool
or any other product, it Is unconstitu-
tional to protect coal; fit is constitutional
To protect collars and cuffs, it Is consti.
tntional to protect any other competitive
Industry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-23
DANGER JUST AHEAD.
4 Prominent Professor Speaks About
the threatening Things Abroad ~
This Time Of the Year.

III Is surprisins hos many people are suhe,ing
to6av from so-cailed coughs. colds sna tnaosnsA"
The remark was mace os . very prominent pro
tessor connected with Of The leading View Z c<k
hcsps,Aia Continuing hs said:
-lt is nos these ;hiass that are troubling people.
but i; is advanced form % cur old enemy. the
grip. People feel o1s OF SORTS. snseze. have pains
ia the muscles and bo1ss. have appetite. LOSE
ali in;esss, in The weird. and wonder what Is the
matter 4, 10 The grip. assainx else.
NOW, al such symptom need 20 have prompt
treatment The Attack must be mes aad repelled
af once or n - certain 10 fuR into something sers
know Of bat one way 10 certainly avoid
these troubles which are now % commou and
that 10 Immediately counterfeit them by usins
good. pure strong ssiEaart- Neshias q the crtii-
nary kline, but something pure and scientific Fer
this purpose nothing has ever eeEaled Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. which Is acknowledged today
b. physicians and scientific people TO b the only
pure. medicinal MALI whtskey upon the market
The words Of the professor are true and they
carry . wondersn, meaning to many men and
women who are suffering with tue arst symptoms
OF grip. or Sc grip In It's advanced stages For all
such peopie we otter q word Of advice; which N To
sake the best means to overcome these troubles
and do aos permit any dealer swervs you from
your purpose to have that which has D. ovea Itself
by years OF use to b the best and pursss ssimu-
LIANT in The world.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-23

letter declared he had no sympathy With
free trade. vas rot an advocate Of free
trade. but Vas earnestly oppcsed 10 1t a.
policy that must inevitably affect in-
.nriousiy the welfare of the country" he
has described IL a. suicidal policy" II
is believed that he propose to fight the
Wilson bill 1t every step: he believes tha.
the passage Of the Wilson bill would make
Ssw York state Republican by 10000
majority, and he believes IL he tights the
Wilson bill he will be sustained by the
Democratic party in his own state.