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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
$OreRlid1er Nnfau.
Grploiion ether Oampfrohre in
Den vJuinois Steel morfs".
9rei SOOte utt0 bier Gerwunbett.
Die Sebteren weroen wahrfdci1lih NIT Dem
Seben oaporfommen. : Die urfade oes
unfaas nod nidt feft9eftent. : Der
Goroners.J nquef miro heute ftattinoelt.

Cine D~erbdngntBooGe Oalnpfr0brcns@rz
ploiton, BET tpelber bret Qlrbeiter duf Der
Steae getObtet unb bier tpeiterc i6Der uer>
lebt nuroen, trllg lid Montag su fruDer
Worsenltunoe in Der S9ienenmerfitatt Der
vSuinots Steel Co." in Sout6 Sbicago
gu. WGre Die &ataltropDc tpenige Stunoen
lpGter, mitten in ber Nrbcits3eit, pallirt, 10
purben Die Solsen 9eraoe3u entleBli9e gez
ncicn iein.
9te gerluitz2iite lautet, tpie folgt:
Goot:
%. .. Mtl1er, 80 Sabre alt, go,
1920 @rie 9ue. pobnbaft.
u. 8. SparrDip, rs Sabre alt, bon
GGe SO. Str. uno &eDnol6s @pe.
Sell It NJ, $50. 9029 Green
8aD Qlpe. tpobnbaft.
Derpunoet:
Sbomas 9orieD, SO. 391 90. Ctr.
oscar 8a9ner, 8414 Buffalo Aue.
Sobtbunter, 8714 Sa9inam
Npe., ulb
NirIeb, G6e 80. Str. unh
Commercial Qtp. anidiitg.
Die Serlebten murbcn i6leuni9it nadb
benz Sabrtf Sofpttal gebradt, unb Die
Ner3te- baielbit itnb Scr Nnii9t, baB ie
idmmtLt9 nit benz Qeben banonfommen
tperoe1, tDe1trt aub t9re @ene1ung L6ngere
53ett in Qn1prucb neDnnen birfte. Die
ibreGli6 peritiimmelten 2eicben bon
Wftucr, Sparroip nno 6eQitrom ipurben
mach &rebs' Wlorgue, go. 9040 erie 9toe.,
sebrabt, no i'm 9aufe bcs b~eutigen SageS
Der GoronerS : Saquet abgeDalten tperOen
tpir6.
@Obur6 6ie &ataltropbc lclbit eigentli6
beruorgerufen purbe, birfte tpobl lbnerz
ltcb icntals 9enau feitgeiteIt tperben, sumal
Die betreffenoe Steae Der 0ampfrObre in
taulen0 Ntome 5eri3n1ettert tuuroe. Die
&0bre NAB IS l3ol i'm Ourcbmeiier unb
permIttelte Die Oampfleitung DOm &eiielz
raum nab Der S6ienenDerfitott. Sic
bling ungefdbr 10 SUB bocb iiber 6cm SUP
bDoen un0 mar nit elmer bi6tcu 53eug>
beflctoung nerleben, I'm DaS @nt1tr0men
DOH Site su perbinberu. Grit fir3Li6 nod
tpur0e bas Jtobr elmer genauen Sn1pection
unter3ogen uro iou babel allies in better
Srbnung befunben iporbcn fem.
Ser llnfau ereignete fib furs na9 3
ubr Die Wfal6intlten tpdren 9eraoe 5autit
bci9dftigt, BEN 9ampf eiusuIaien, ais Die
GDbre NIT einem Wale unter getpaltiger
9etonatton BART. Die Qnlase mar I'M
9}u init cinem i9ier unbur9Drinsliben
0ualm ansefiqt, tudbrenb aIeidb3eitis
lauteS @inmern unb Mneitgei6ret Sic
SUIT erfiiute. Oils ber Oampf lich enblt6
per3ogen bate, bot ii6 DEN in3miiAen
SinsugeetIteu Elm i9redli9er Nnblif bar.
Miuer uno Sparrotp la9cr, bis CUR I'M
tenntli6feit berbribt; tobt auf DEM 8oben,
mdbrenb flint peitere 2(rbeiter ii6 inter
i6redli6cn S9mer5en in ibrem 8tute
pdl3ten. Wan peri9aifte ben l1nalid7
ltcben iofort iebe utDglicbe 2in6erun9 unb
iorste fir ibre 1teberfibrun9 nab Dem
nabeaeIe9enen 9oipital. 5suitrom ftarb
bereits cine babe Stunbe ipGter.
Cine genaue untcriu3ung lit UNDER
3I9Ii3 etn9elettet Dorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Goo zines alien Qnfteolers.

SIM Gotpn 8remcn 1T nit benz Wontog
Morgen I'M Glitter BON II Sabren n~eritorz
benen Sarmer 9rn. Sobann S6Onef elmer
Ser dGteften bcutihen Anite6ler bes @ountDs
babtngei9ieben, benin es 1T elm poIes
babies Sabrbuubert Der, felt ct fib bier
nieberlieB. Gr mar Elm 8ruber bes Srn.
NicOlaus S6Onef, Der bot 3pei Sabren
auf Dem Slb2S cttlersBicnic Der Gbicago
Gurn9emeinbe bic MfebaiQe ais lan8id6;
rigiter Qlngcitelltcr zines lnb beiielben @ez
ibGfts erbielt, unb ein ScbDascr bes be-
fannten @a9enbauers 6rn. 6etnri6
@cber, unO bes 6rn. Sobn @isner. Ser
8eritorbene ipar in ipeiten &reiien Ieiner
Gi9ti9feit unO 0tufri9tigfeit balber seliebt
unb geacbtet. ST binterldBt 8pei SObne,
bier G0dter, fdmmtli9 perbeiratbet, uno
cine 8abIreibe S6aar bon @nfeIn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
IS Dferoe uerbranmt
Bel einem 6euer an PaIiteo Stroee.
Seueri9aoen an anoeren Orter.


8fer6eIcii6 i'm @ertbe bon $4,000,
Gtgent6um bes Tubrmannsgel bdfts &i6ee
IeD & 3roper, purOe Wontag Mor9en nm
balb Elm llbr ELL Naub Der Slammen.
Das 3peiitOdige 60l3crne Stau8ebduOe
$50. 513 sc. Sallteo StraBe 9erietb auf
bisber unaufgefldrte @eiie in 8ranb. Die
Staabeoieniteten erpadbten 5u ip6t aus
,bremS6laf, nm our &ettun9 Oer IS in benz
Stall befinbli6en Bferbe cttpas tbun gu
fonnen. WeDrfa6 unternommene Ser
iucbe, ctni9c Der it'd piI6 aufbdumenOen
3btere in baS Srete 81 bringen, l6lugen
tebl. Die 9ferOe, ipel9e groBcn GbctlS
i'm Got6 eritiften, muBten iib ielbit,
iiberloIien perbcn. Scr Seuertpsbr 9elang
es nocb barter Qlrbeit, ben 8rauo beS @ez
bGloeS ielblt ioDsit unter Gontrole 81
bringcn, baB oaiieIbc UNI ni5t meDr ais
$500 gel6Gbtgt tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
GIeftrifae Babn
5wiiden Chicago uno miIpaufee.

8eim StaatsIecretdr in Sprin9ftel6
tpurbe 0icnitag bic r0ate Sbore @lettrtc
gtaiIroaO 60" bur6 bic 6erren S. 8.
COCHRAN, Dunlop @mttb unO .. $. 2ouz
berbaf incorportrt. Oas lftien> & capital
lift auf $4,000, 900 angeseben. S69lei6
Die genanntcn 9erren iber ben @barocter
6es nnternebmens un6 bie baran betbeiIt9z
ten &apitaliiten nod iebr sugefnipft linb,
10 ~berIoutet Oocb 10 pieG, DAB beabff6tigt
pirb, i'm Mni6tuB an Die na6 @panfton
fIbrenbe 8abn Der vgtortb Shore electric
&oao" cine eleftrtibe 8abn bis WtIwaufec
3u baue1. @s iouen bereits bebeutenbe
8etrdse gcseibnet un6 11nterbanDlungen
betreffs @rIangung bes 8cgere6ts ange7
fniipft ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Mor6anarif aus RaAiudt.

Gus niebrieer &acbIu6t bradte Weontag
Gormittag BET Sd~anftudrter SbcrnaS 0tg7
gins ieinem friiberen Qlrbett8cber Wite
Gansoua, bon $50. 265 g8eit 3apIor
StraBe, mebrere b6Blibc Sbntttpun7
ben AM &opf u16 recbten @rm bel,
bocb 1T Der 53uitano oes 8erlebtcn
nibt acknowledgements. 0tg9tns nrroe
am Samitog BON BENT @irtbe entlal1en uno
trieb fid felt bieicr 3ett III Dem btrtter Dem
6aule gctcgenen Nnbau beru11> mas San7
Sona ibm l9lieBIi9 enersilb beripebrte.
Der S9anftpdrter sog bieraut obne @etz
teres iein Dacilcr unO bdtte 1etn Opfer
obne !3peifeG no9 ib[immer su9eri9tet,
1penn er ni6t burb binsufommenoe Ser
fonen 81 ihlcuni9er 8lubt perarlaBt tpors
BEN mare. 0ie golt3ei fa3nOst lebt auf
i'm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
Gin reid)er Tsoao num @oDtbeD08em tno
0eiuucheit

mag als &eInltat elmer Sceaufahrt p6er etuer @uSlonbsa
reiIe 9elpDure1 ioerbeu. @ber eDe Senloub rieefeIt" miro,
lpe bic Seeleute eS nenner, mlB er gepDbuIiD Die abs
i9euIi6eu Gualeu Der Seefronfbeit burbrna1et.
S1md9tiGe BerIouen leOen natirl1G mebr alS rObuite
bon biefcr gefirdtften Sranfbeit, mir peutQe Seeretienbe
tbr. 0egeu bic peiut9enbe, bamit perbunoeue
lit 9oftetterS Magenbitters en bel Souriiten,
@ei6Gft8retieHben, 9port8leuten ltnO Seefabrern in
6obe11 @uIeDcu itebenbes Mittel. @ebnliGe Sronfhe;ts.
5uIs6noe >ple Die Geefraufbeit iudeu pit on Mager,
1tbrp0de laborirenOe &anoreiien0e beint DGuIia iu0 lie
bic f}olQe me6rftiinOigeH GerHtteItlperSens I'M giier=
boDulpn3en. Sic baDlrG cr5eugten Sd)mer5en in Ger
W1oQeuqeGeu0 meroen ItetS ourt ba5 8itterS beiettiqt
audj f0iBt e5 Dor uuD turirt SGitteltroit unb Sieber,
HDeumatiSnlu3. 9teroen- uno 9ierenleIoeH. 9artIetbtgs
felt un0 8iliplitGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

0Rei6es, rotbes 8Iut wirO eberio naturz
senaB pon Soob's @ariapariaa er5e!9t, ME
ouBerli9e Sonberteit bur9 bGuft9elt @ebrau9
pon @eife unb g8aIer. 0ieler 9roBe glnts
~reir,iger pertreibt sriiubli0 SfrofellJ Sal5s
IluB uno oQen o1oern iuuerli9en S9mus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

R1~ 11niere Gorrelponbenten unb &genz
ZEN belucben sic foGgenben Staoten:
6err SranS Otto ben Staat Sbio, ben
9tItrtft Columbia unb Canada.
Serr 8auL Sriebel Sen Staat Soma.
0err 8eter 8ui9 Die Staaten Suinots
unb Snbiana.
Serr Tre6 S6erf BEN Staat 8isconitn.
t6err SrtB Qrreb Ben Staat g1cbraSfa.
t6err 8n. S6utt Die Staaten Miiiouri,
&anias un6 Nrfanlas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
menn Gas Baby 7abnt,

@ebrou6t inter auelt %lllnit6r6en bos alte
unb erprobte Nttttel, Wrs. @inslow's Sootbz
ing Sprup fiir bas 3obnen Der Stnber. GS
bertbiSt bas &inb, ma6t bic @au1te1 wet6er,
lttQt bic S6merSelt, BELT @inbfoltf nl1b lit
bas bette Mtittel 9e9en Siarrboea. Sunfu1oz
51por3i9 9erts Die Sla19e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15
GGGNatpr.

Sin reitcS @taI5bier 8ebtatat rott
Der gsnr. Seipp 9reWG. Co. lit bter=
&tit beftenS entpfobIett. SSSn 8taf@en
uto SGKern So baben. Selepbotte
CO. $50. 8ottLim0 Septnt. Co. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-15

Nf1orr 9rd1t in sat 1ttto SIas
fGcm. @ttel Bros. GDica9o+
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

DR. oRTo's contribution in yester- days GRAPHIC on the dangers of the water at present being furnished consumers by the Pine Bluff Water X Light Company was the talk of the town. If what the Doctor says is true, our citizens will dc well to avoid drinking hydrant water. In the meantime the Water X Light Company has sent some of the water to St. Louis for Q chemical analysis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
Special Assessment.

The tax book for the collection ol 'the special assessment upon tie real property in District No. l for the pur- rose of sewers has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from December 1. If sneh payment is not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said assess ments and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 10th day
 November, 1891.
 l5Jan1 W. D. LEARN, Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
Christians Announcements.

Don't wait till all the best bargains are taken but call and select early your Xmas gifts. We have hundreds of beautiful things which need but to be seen to be appreciated.
 Here are few prices: Cup and saucer from 75 to $2.75 each Toilet tray from $l to $450 each. Picture frames from $2 to $3.75. lnk-stands, from $2 to $6. Veil holders from 90 to 75 cents. Lamps from $4 Co $2o. Candle sticks from 40 cents to $250. Candles, perdozen, 75 cents, al lcolors. Clocks from 75 cents to $55. Opera glasses from E 20 to SIS. Gold scarf pins from $l to $32. Whisk brooms from $275 to $s. 9. Clothes i'rushes from S2 90 to $7. Mirrors from $1 50 to $5.
 NJ. PARSE x Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

HOWEVER much we may dislike prize fighting in general, the world cannot but admire James J. Corbett. He is man of intelligence, culture and refinement, and has succeeded in no small degree in elevating the prize ring. He wears the champion ship belt today largely because oI his superior intelligence. No one believes him superi r to Sullivan ih physical streng,n, whom he .out- generated tt every point in the prize ring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

CHAMPION CoRBErr is expected to arrive in the city today from Mem phis, and his appearance here will be quite an important event in theatrical and sporting circles. Ii will be the first time in the history of Pine Bluff that she has ever been visited by champion, and such an occasion may be never vouchsafed US again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

THE proposed change in the license question should be watched with vigilance. If 1t be true that certain parties have scured "cor- ner" on city scrip, us is rumored, the ordinance should not be passed. The City Council can't be too eau tious in dealing with this quest ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

LET the Council be extremely careful in passing the ordinance making the license to sell liquor payable in city scrip in the place of currency. The Council should not play into the hands of scrip brokers. Let the Aldermen look well before they leap.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
Holiday Exenrs,nns to Inc Old States.

December 20, ol and 22 the Cotte n Belt route will sell excursion tickets to the old States at rate of one fare for the round trip. good for return thirty days from date of sale. For maps, timetables and full informa- ition address your nearest ticket agent or write l.. W. LABEAuAIE, G. F. X T. A,
 St. Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

WE invite the attention of our r, aders to tie columns of the Sun day Morning GRAPHIC. Therein will be found variety of news and reading matter which will be of in- terest to any reader in this portion af inc State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

THE Arkansas Industrial Univer- sity has just closed the most sue cessful year in it's history. Every loyal Arkansian should feel just pride in that institution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

Commencing December lst we will have the sole agency for theSt. Louis Republic in Pine Bluff. Those desir- ing the paper sent to them at G cents per month will please notify us, The Republic will arrive now on the same day Of publication and will be de- livered direct from the evening train.
 IloYLER X NoWI.AND,
 Telephone r., ll3 West Second Ave.
 II 27dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

WE call the attention ote our readers to the article Of on. nett in tbo No ...... a,.,1ew on 4Free coinage of Silver in Mexico. All of those who are interested in the financial discussions of the present day should pel use this article with care. It is Il valuable contribution to the political literature of |. tblo,faot,, :, and to any eonserYohy, and it was a ing mind itAor rights. mo | to reasone y4lde remained oh one was .;,h groom, thinking to put ping her 1t, told the curate the age thre- 'f 9Sing as the oil on tho yout proper say mado matters worse. .1ion, cannot ,onasg aassroom telling h, cratic Of iG to {, without < nilv P Ae commercial interests or eur esletrg .ad redue- ing Us absolutely to silver basis
 Do We want the same condition of affairs in this country Us exists in Mexieo2 Do We want the same sys- tenn of wages as exists in Mexico where lahoring men are paid on an average Of 65 cents day in depre- ciated cnre ley? Mir. Bennetts $ revelations of the conditions in free coinage country should causc even the most slalwart free coinage ad- vocate to hesitate before advocating that policy in this Government. Every line of Mr Bennett's article will afford food for thought and reflection, and We hope the students of Coins Financial School will pernse it with care. Every advocate of the unlimited free coinage at l6 to l under present conditions will find facts and arguments therein to stagger him. Sec the article iu another column in this issue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

Mss LUELLA MORTON has retired from the Calhoun County Airocote. published at Thornton, having sold that paper to Mr. H. L. Wilson. Miss Morton is most accomplished young lady, and we wish her well wherever her lines may be cast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

TIE periodical rumors of the Pres idents bad health are again current. We opine that the President is caused more suffering from the reckless disregrrd of truth by cer- tin irrcsp ponsible m q sensational
 e eorresp dents than iron
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

TaE mem oers of the City Council are expected to look after the in terests Of hescity as whole, and not special interests. Their course and conduct should always be gov erned by that which is to the best inter est, of the entire city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

We told you sometime ago to watch us. Areyou doing it? It will pay you to do so. Everything we carry in stock is new and attractive and we are still grasping for new ideas. HoYLER x NowIAxp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

MR. CARLIsLEs financial plan seems to meet with almost univer- sal indorsement. Carlisle's head is usually in the right place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

Woman. why lose your freshness and beauty through chills, bilious ness and general debility? Try Plan .ation Chill Cure. Sold by Alct am mon x Son. Pine Bluff, Ark; !. NJ. Barrett, Sherrill. Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
MAGNETIC NERvINE
KIND WORDS.
What Our Exchanges are Saying Abouf
 Pine Bluffs New Enterprise.

The Pine Bluff GRAPHIC went into the morning field Saturday, an eX- cellent paper, and Topped off a big slice of the Gozette's territory. It's editor makes no promises further than to give as good a paper as the patronage will justify Rock Press.
 The first issue of the Pine Bluff GRAPHIc as morning paper shows thrift and enterprise which gives promise of a big success. Bro. Adams has the pluck and energy, and all that is necessary is proper sup port and appreciation by the citizens and business men of Pine Bluff to ensure them q splendid morning daily.-Hot Springs News.
 The first issue of the Pine Bluff GRAPHIC as q morning paper is upon our table. 1t contains a splendid write up of the commercial and busi- ness interests of Pine Bluff, hand somely illustrated and finely printed It bears the impress of the get-up- and-get of it's energetic editor It comes down on the morning train, and is ahead of any other morning daily that comes to this office It is handsome paper, and we com mend it to our people, and wish the venture suceess.-Fordyce Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

5o0,o9Q boxes .Iep;snese Pile Cure were stkl in 1893 in thu United States.
 Af ls soiqasvitll written guarantee to es 3E honey refunded. Dewoody
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

JUDGE JOIN S. LITTLE, of this Con gressional district, has been placed on the Indian Affairs committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

16a4-Thc Peruvians gained ROSS BROWNE. their independence by decisive victory over the Spaniards Ut Ayacucho. l856-Father Mathew tThcobald9. famous tenn perance apostle. died; born in Tipperary 170O. 1c4-Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell univer- sity, died. lS75-John Ross Browne, author, artist and traveller, minister to China in 1889, died at Oakland, Cal. born.19l7 1SSl-John Weiss Forney, editor and politician, died; born lSl7 le03-Anarchists attempted to blow up the French chamber of deputies during scs- sion of the house; no deaths, but many in jured
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

PINE BLUFF. ARK. DEC. 9. 1894.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
wIhb MEET TIE TIllF5

An exceptional season demands exceptional saers. Now is the time to buy your Carpets and Furniture II largest and most comoete stock of Bedroom DiningrM. M and Parlor Sets brought to Arkansas which will be % at remarkably low prices
 Call and be convinced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
LARGEST DAILY CIIY CIRCULATION
This Date In HistorY-Deo. 9.

lb94 -Gustavus Adolphus, king of Sweden. celebrated as a ruler and soldier, born in Stockholm; killed at Lut- zen in the Thirty Years war, l19aa.
 1d0S-John Milton born in Lon don; died 1874. 164l-yandylke, the celebrated painter, died in London
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09

WE call the attention Of o"r readers to the article Of ]" an- nett in tbn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-09
PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.

ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE IN ADVANCE
 WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-03

IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

The relief committee which is arranging
for the employment of the willing and
deserving out Of work has taken an i'm
portant practical step in deciding to set
about the improvement of portions of
Golden Gate Park. This is a utilization of
the funds in which all citizens. regardless
of party, must concur. II would have been
difficult to select work on the streets or
anywhere else in the city that would not
give rise to opposition in some quarters,
and perhaps disputes as 10 the manner of
carrying it oct or the parties who were to
receive the benefit. But everything done
for the park is essentially done for the
whole city, and Mr.. Stow does not ex-
aggerate when he estimates the amount of
useful work which may be done as prac-
tcally unlimited. A park of this size is
never completed. In addition TO road
making there is still large area to reclaim
and plant Subscriptions are not yet
superabundant, but they may be asked
with confidence
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-03

remem bered that there was little hot
weather last summer. and that the RAIN
fall of the spring was moderate. These
circums stances were favorable to the main
tenance of sanitary conditions.
The mortality from heart disease con-
tinues disproportionately large, amount
ing to over one-twelfth of the whole. 1t
is difficult to explain why heart trouble,
especially valvular disease, should be so
prevalent in San Francisco. There is
nothing in the climate or surroundings to
account for il. In the old days of mining
5ooms it was imputed TO the wild excite
meDtEin which many people iived-rich to-
day and poor tomorrow, either painting at
The clutch of wealth or despairing over its
loss. This strain on the system has sub
sided, but San Francisco goes on losing
800 lives year from heart disease. The
mortality is probably in part due to the
whisky and tobacco Enthusiastically the
cigarette habit among the young. A con-
hrmed cigarette-smoker may be always
suspected of heart disease, and the suspi-
clon gains strength from the fact that
heart disease is very insIdous and often
turks in the organ for years before it is
detected. Our drinking habits, too, are
calculated to be as Injurious 10 the heart
as to the kidney. That large class of peo-
pie who are bound TO indulge in stimu-
iants of some kind would improve their
chances Of long life by drinking more pure
California wine and less whisky.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-03
THE COAL DUTY.

Our free-trade contemporary persists in
taking local view of the workings of the
tariff. 1t shows that San Francisco i'm
ported 77S,500 tons of coal last year, the
duties on which it figures out at S95S, 575
AS the duty on coal is 20 cents n ton, we
are compelled to set down the difference
between S5S3 $50, the actual amount of the
duties, and S95S. 575. the amount stated by
our imaginative eOntempor to the in
huences of the season. But if we let the
Examiners figures pass as correct what
bearir z do they have upon the policy of
protection? 1t is admitted by protection
lists that to secure protection for our prod
uctS we must extend protection to the
products of other localities. The Examiner
says that we are forced to pay this tax to
protect the labor of the Northwest against
the cheap labor of British Columbia. But
the whole North. from Washington to
Maine, as far South as the Carolinas, sub
mlts 10 duty on Semi-tropical fruits for
the benefit of the States which produce
such fruits. Probably if the amount paid
in duties were added to the foreign cost of
oranges, prunes, raisins and other fruits
which California sells in competition with
the West Indies and the south of Europe
it would be found that the States which do
not produce these varieties of fruit pay
much more to protect the interests of the
States which do than San Francisco pays
in the form of duty on bltuminous coal
The Examiner would do well to get out of
its rut. The local view is too narrow. A
tariff is national policy, each section re-
ceiving some of the benefits and standing
some of the expenses. No law works
equally we'll in all localities. The New
England wooden manufacturers went over
to Cleveland in 1892 on the promise of free
raw wool ana protected manufactures of
wool. Now half OF them are closed down
and the other half are working on reduced
wages. They have discovered that they
cannot have turkey all the time and dis
tribute buzZard TO the other fellow,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-03
MONEY AND BARTER.

The Salem (Oregon) Statesman SAYS
that the silver question has no more to do
with the industrial condition of Oregon
than the noise of the saws in the Gov
ernor's mill" We trust the Statesman
will live TO see its error. What we call
the silver question involves the existence
of one-half the money Of the world. Prices
depend upon the amount of money by
which the correct value Of commodities is
determined. 1t follows that with an in
crease Of money prices go up; with de-
crease prices fall. No community can be
exempt from the operation of those causes
in which money is a measure of value and
medium of exchange. Communities
which adhere 10 barter NAV be excepted