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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
Mortgages Notice of Intention
TO FOreelOse aud of Sale.
n ACCoRDANCE wIru rHE

n
u provisions q that certain mortgage made
eg SAMUEL kAILAA 70 y. 2. Emerson.
dated January lsch. tSsS, ard recorded IN the
Register Ortce. Oahu. in Liesr ~, p4gss 81.
50 and $50 notice = hereby given that said
mortgage intends 10 fcrrclosz the same for cor
tttiyn erokens tc-siLs the ron-paynsnt q both
prtHei gal and interest Uhsr GEe-
Notice i Likewise given thas af,sr the sxPirx-
ticn q four weeks frv1 this tiEe. the property
covered ~ said mortgage viii be advertised for
sale a. public drcfion 81 the xrctfo1 rvous o,
jas 2 Morgan. HoEclglu. ca WEDNESDAY.
November Itgh. iSs+. AZ y o'cIock noon q that
G1y-
For further particulars apply 70
J. A. MACON.
Attorney foc o, ?. Emerson
Dated H6r0lEl-. October 9Th fSll
ne premises covered By sdic mortgage are A.
70 lows
Two shares in that lsut situate at WAikAEs.
kooliupcSc, Island Of Oahu. aud known A. the
land % the Hal q Waikaue- Being the sharrS
ot :. kAt.aa ard KAPPA In said larts- and all
other interest," and shares q said :. kai.sz in
said -4rd- 1884
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SEPPNG INTELLIGENCE
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ceool ADVERTISEMENTS
COURT FIRST CIR.

eait % tie EswSiize Is,sr&s-ta Probate,
u ne l.aster % re S<iSte 81 >ANVkL y.
CASrlS, late 90 Hesciais. osAp. deceased,
a document peypc-tiuS - ee The lSss Will ard
testament - Ssrsei y, Caste. SeccsscG, hsN~
r-~ssr. e& 20 sSiG Probate cc.rt, sa3 s petition
tex he FresSts tAe-ee', ard scr the isSaSree ef
Lssssrs reStSGeaisry ~ Msry Castle, AsNtns
esS7 EleG ~ Der.
II j. hsscsy csder>i, that MONDAY, the is,A
CAV % \cVeroee-. \, n, lisa. a. - o'eleeS a n.
e Ssi3 &ky, a. shs CcCr; kccra q said Court, AZ
CAznAs-s, in Hccc'Gls. es ard iee sane T.
AerS BY Sppei ted the tirae fer proving saic VIII
S-1 esSriHg sid SpphesiieH. when ard wherc
Sry person interested r,sy spneSr Sre eoa;sSi
the sid VIII Sn& The granting Of Letters Ees;s'
r1cctSry.
Dated ESso,eis. Il. l.. October issh. iS2L
fySssr GEO LUCAS. Clerk
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Executors Notice.


HAVING BEEN APPOINT
IL ed ~ the Probate Court, F0urth Cirruit,
EIzc1r1r Of u. LAST viii AID testament Of J r
EVANS. deceased q Hclok4A- Hawaii; notice
= hereby given that all persons having any
claims against said estate must file Lhslr claims
properly authenticated within SIX months o.
thsY hs barred and all persons oEiuE the said
sstAte INST pap their udzbseinsss 70 The 11dsr-
signed
JAMES DEISCOLL
EI=eET8r E1csr EEs LA=r VIII AID Testament q
J. 2 EE4u.- 1883 -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
Notice of Administration.
THE UNDERSIGNED DULY

THE UNDERSIGNED DULY
Il Appointed Atzfuiztr1trII q the Est4Ee q
SARAH ANN NICHOLS ATE q H0uo1l1,
Island q OaE1, deceased i1tEst4te, Esre6g gives
u1ricz 20 AL psr.0us having claims against sEid
estate 20 present the zane % The 1HtErsiEusd
az H1uClElE- Aforesaid, within 81 month. from
tn Gsrz here1f- or they viii Be forever haired
AID AL persons i1Gz5t=1 "a the saic dscsassd
arr rsl 1szteG % make iuEztiGts payment 70
TIE zE1zr=I-ls6-
FANNIE B NICHOLS.
A1ziri sgrIrriE Esrdrs q .E-zE Am Nichols.
Ds-e- AZ E11OlaIu- OE1z- OcLO1=r izth- ISs-4
T5+z
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26

i would rather trust that medicine
than SDy docsor l know Of Says
Mrs. Hattie Mason q Chiltou, Car
ter Co. No, IN speaking Of Chamber
lxin's Cole. Cholsrs Snd DisrrhOsS
Remedy. Fer sSla BY SIl DeSlers,
BzSSoS. SlurE L Co, Agents for II. l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
NOTICE.
UBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
l. ZiEsu TIA; the fSlloEinz named per.ons %
nit. J. " Edwards. Frank C. LsBioud A
HzTpay. " A Nzu Atfs- ". ". Psr.halI Cbzs
Ashton HsssDl- I'd z Potter. Isador Lfevre
Liol Jz11. Tneo- Bari0a. A Prom. z z Par b.
Each Of whom ]. = s7b-crIber for Certain Csufrsi
stock Of the EOlE Coffee < Commercial Con5-
pzry = celi.cEs1t in his subscription. ara c1s
notice q = cali CT hiE Tor the payment n al
subscription having been made End the time for
E4kinz pGyzent 81 me sane having expired
ard TIE aid subscription not being lad tbe
Cspifsl SOCK spoz SEich s1ck deHLqzeut
s13scz1 1iiOlz are die Or % zzcn thereof A. nav
y 1eces.zrT 70 pzy the ceiiEqgsat amounts Viii
h s0le a. Pubic zac-sol ~ the o1ses Of 2 Peek
n the ely % HoBOi1iE. IN the Rspubiic az = a
sail Al the 1Ozr Of i clock X OF the fret Ssy
q soFs7eeF, lss4. 70 the highest and best bid
der foT czsh-
KOSA COFFEE Il COMMERCIAL COMPANY
Thomas J. Highs, PEessdenf-
PFse<- secretSr7- I5ss-sW
~ sac postponed sntiH NOSDAT, Sozsz-
Ger >, 10 15T-zE
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LEAVES EoSoIuIr.

Returning leaves Hilo, touching at Ian.
pSnoeaoe same day; kavaihae A. NJ, Nahu.
kons 10 A. NJ; Mskena 4P.M.: Maalaea Raw
. P: NJ; Lahaiua p. n. the followipp dav.
STRIVING at Honolulu s An. Wednesdays ana
Saturdays. A''~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
NIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR

n ~ l. ~ - L ~
y c1ii Of the Hawaiian IslanGs--In Probate
In the matter q the Estate OF ROBEET BROW y ,
late % Houol1lu. Oahu. deceased.
or reading and ding the petition and accounts
Of william U. Smith, Administration with the
VIII annexed % the estate % Robert BrOSu,
lats OF HouoluiU. OShu. deceased. wherein Re
SELF with S25l-JO. and asks that the sane
may be examined aud approved. and that
fuSl order NAV Be made Of distribution Of the
property remaining IN his hands 70 the persons
thereto entitled, and dischargiug hin Snd his
s1rettss from al further responsibility - such
Administrator.
Il i ordered that FRIDAY, the 9Th day q
November, A D., 1891, 81 10 o'clock A N, 50
Chambers. IN the Court House, AZ Honol1lu. be
and the sane hereby i appointed the time
and place for hearing said petition and accounts
and that all persons Interested may thsu and
there appear and show cause IL any they have
My the same should not be granted.
Dated AZ Honolulu, Il. /, this +th day OF OciO-
bsC 4 D, 1884
By the Court:
1ssi-sw GEORGE LCCASsClsrk
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ARRIVES AT uoSoLcIu.

a No Freight will be received after IS
noon Of day of sailing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR.

CIRCCIT COURT. FIRST CIR
I cE7r e. the EIEAi Al Islands In Probate
N the matter CT the E>lA-s u HENRI Z No
GREW lara Cc H1ucl1lI- Oa1l- deceased IL
-as-4r--
Cu reading and fIuE the petition of ChKri=<
L Carter Cart A. and john : ActrfsE fa-Esr
q the deceased a sE1uE rh4I Henri q HctrcsE
CE E-uuLuII- OahI- died I1ls=-1-z AZ EcC2l1l1
su the 5zu t.ay CT OcEl 1ef- a D. i>4- AID pray
IN -h11 Letters q AtUrzLs-rd-lCu ls<-s 20
Charles L C4rCar-
L1 = u-ttsrs- r14- FRIDAY the @3cC day q
NUVEMBEE- a D r>l4- A. - 1'cI1cz a n BE
an hereby : appointed fer hearing sad psEIlion
N the CcIr- ElCu @ -hls CCurr. Ar E1a1l 1II- AZ
which -zua Int p-Ics a. persons concerned nay
a-Esar and snow csiIse- n 17y IhsE 6ETe- "a 2
SAD Petition should u1C BE --s1rsd-
Di-.tt HGHCill1, E. L October -tth- A-l- l>.s4-
b TIE CCUrC=
r5s-E GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk
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CLARKE. Commander.

viii leave Honolulu AZ o'clock I. M
touching st Lahains, Maalaea Bay aua
AAksns the same day; MAhukous. Naval
hse and Lsnpahoehoe the following day
arriving st Hilo at midnight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. As
Il -5E-z@ & ~ E-la-e g c 10 AHO- HID
h-rztg gives EGr-re t1as Il NJ SaF Gisi<eEf
% Ia itl A1Fe1-,- % a. c-e-lt1rs. NC EETe
II ns-r E5kizs- A. cEizs EoC E-11s besccS
rEEz tE-s 81 - fGrsEzz 5ar-s1-
EsE+1- e - SCEHIDT, Asxszzee
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
i.::iIis.iI.. Sale d RI. E:.sa

Dr. VIRTUE OF An ORDER MADE
ID By he COOPER Second Judge
q the Circuit Court Of the FIRST Circuit,
OF the 9Th day q September. 1884, N Z
suit II Equity for partition Of Real
Estate brought By C. " Booth ks-
ol0Li- Eskz11 and ks0hizI against HI
LiII1 and " P Akin and EsuzI0kzi.
empowering II % sci The Izud hersiu-
after described
N1ties l. Lzrsbv gwen that I shall On
MONDAY the 5sh day q NOVEMBER
I,,+4- II front q Station H0uss- n Homo
lll1- AZ l. O'Clock n0ou II pursuance Of
sad order. SCI 10 the highest bidder. al
tEzt
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate n the
ENTRANCE OF THE VALLEY OF
PACOA ISLAND OF OAHU.
beng Apsns 3 described II B5ysI Patent
IoGa- Land Comlzsi0l AEzrd 77775 TO
EzEzzI-z- containing n area q 5-3-Ilo
arcs
ms Lzl4 CHI piss
a House Lot and Taro Patches
EI-h . water prliFiIeEz- and ca1 be Iezsed
% prod1ee = rental q about Sl6D Per
znnzE1= beng near % tie City q Homo
lzlz I II every way desirable invest
uAt
A" Lille perf=ct- Tens Cash n
United States gold CON and
IL Dssl= q e1pe1se q purchase
]. ALFRED MlGo1s.
CoEz1-lssl0ner-
Dated H0zoL1lz- O=tober ssh- 1884,
I5Sz4E
NOTICE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
- Ln2t Al the annual meeting OF the Pine
sl5.e FlantatioH Company. held this dsv ~
o. ne COMPANY for the ensuing yesr- viz
= ALen, ksq------. President and Trea.n,s-
r. " DI.lsnop -,-----.----se Secretary and Auditor
P 9 Jones. ESQ ------- nil.
e. IL Robertson, Esq s''Ois-
z. r. BISHOP
Dated Honolulu. October isth. 1sg9 i5s, 70
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26

AgC 30yI-l-g-' =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that nesting Ct the Efpazzia Szzzr Co.
he'd il H0lolzlE CT The IsEh of October, 1894
she fgllsEI1E 07Esrz have been s.ecse1 fCr re
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26

81 Thc sale of the above property Il further
confined U1tiI TUESDAY. October 81. Is44
HENRY SMITH. Guardian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-10-26

~ sale postpossd sntin kOSDAY. xoreu.
Der >, Issf- IaT-zE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Senator Gallery. OF Louisiana, has IN
'ism-hc will not shake hands. He
thinks 1t Ia n sonselOss thing and 70.
fuses TO practice it. When stranger is
introduced to Gallery he, OF course.
stretches out his hand in greeting. but
tho Louisiana senator pays no attention
TO II and tho man has To draw IL back.
For years no has observed this custom
and maintainsit oven in tho senate. tho
paradise OF hnndshaking.
OronhyatOkha Is tho name OF the
most distinguished mcmber Of tho No.
hawk tribe. lilo lives In Toronto, Is u
predicting physician. and draws $1,000
a year rs supreme chief ranger OF tho
Order OF Forestors in Canada. No ono
but himself knows his Ngc. lilo looks
forty'iivo aud 10 suspected Of being
seventy.
Mrs. b. l.. Randall, OF Roxbury. n
descendant Of Sam Adams, OF reVoiu.
tiOnary fame, recently prosecuted tho
Boston Museum Of Fine Art china
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FOR WHOSE BENEEIrq


Large Profits TO tho city Gas Works. but
Poor Value to tho Consumer.
To the Editor ofthe IntcliJrneT.
SlR:-The subject OF illuminating gas
has como before our people in way
that specially concerns every consumer.
Standard, merchantable gas has not
been maintained and delivered 10 our
citizens for the past two or three
months.
This result comes from the fact that
the board OF gas trustees is trying to
mako 500 per cent profit: by mixing
natural gas with tho illuminating coal
gas made by the city gus works.
The chemical constituents OF these
two gases arc quite unlike, natural gas
containing tho clements necessary for
the production Of high heat, while
illuminating gas, made from n good
quality Of coal, las nearly twice tho
light producing properties OF natural
gas, the latter being quite deficient in
carbon.
With these plain facts before tho com.
munity, would it not DO vol to aban.
don this mad rush for profits aud deal
fairly and honestly with our cItisens
and Taxpayers?
Tho city gas works have heretofore
been u paying investment. very fair
margin OF profit having been mado year
after year. Why not. then. under these
aspects OF tho cRsV, "lGt vol enough
alone" aud deliver TO tho consumers Of
this city the quality Of gas they pay fort
BMdnT LIGHT.
Whesiing, Augua %.
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rnENcH rnoops MAssAcREp
By Arabs in n sor'Is from TImbuctoO
Natives Killed.

By Arabs In n SorIIs from TlmbuetoO.
Natives Killed.
PARIS, August 9S-MOst startling
ncws has reached here from Senegal,
West Africa. The French garrison at
Timbuctoo. after three days desperate
fighting with the TaureGs and other
hostile tribes which have been invest
ing that city for a long time, mado
sortie. Tho beleaguering forces were
overwhelming in numbers and fell upon
the sortie party. fairly aDnihiliatine it.
This news has caused condemnation
in many circles, as it lie tho second seri.
Gus disaster the French have met with
in the vici nifty Of Timbuctoo since that
important Soudaneso town was occupied
by them early in the present year
The Arabs massacred nearly the en-
tire detachment.
A French column marched on Ma.
founke, aud in icss than quarter Of an
hour killed over 100 Of the African war
riors. The others took to flight, and
the village was captured without loss.
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NEWSPAPER FUN.

"How much for the trip?" asked q
tourist in Palestine OF a boatman who
had taken him to several points Of iu-
.erest in the Sea Of GaIiIee. "Ten shek.
els, SIR" "What" exclaimed the trav.
eIer. "ten shekels? Why, that is IN
outrageous Charge" Cant help it,
sir. That's what folks have paid ever
since tho sea was here" "Well,"
growled tho voyager, as he handed over
the money, ~ don't wonder that Potter
tried to walk it"-7craS Sifiin@.
Tho following was overheard DO.
tween a Columbian student and his best
girl: ooh, Will, what lovely flowers!
They look as If they had Just been
gathered. Why, there is little dow
upon them" viii Slightly embar.
rsssed)-"Not a cent, assure you; not
a cent."-Chridian Register.
First villagcr-wall, that's the queer.
est thing ever saw.
Second Yillaeer-Eh? What?
First Villager-A bicycIist goin' along
the public street, and he isn't tryin' to
break the rocord.-Mtw York Weekly.
lie failed in society. truth we must tell;
He hal wealth aud refinement he danced very
But be couldn't learn how to shake hands.
-WdShtIgtOn star.
Small Boy-I wish you would come
over to tho house and sec about our new
baby.
Dr. Reaper-Whats the matter with
tho new baby. my boy?
Small Boy-I want you to take him
back.-M,iU York Herald.
Minnie-So you have concluded not
to adopt boomers, have you?
Nlamie-Yes. l see by the papers that
they arc getting so common that the
men do not stare Mt them any more
Indianapolis Journal.
Distressed Young Mother travelling
with crying infant)-Dear mo! don't
know what TO do with this baby.
Thoughtful Bachelor lin the next seat)
Shall l open the window for you,
madam ?-Lite.
"To whom arc We indebted for this
call2" smiled Mrs. Waitabit, as sho
greeted good.looking man Mt the front
door. "Fhe butcher, ma'am." was the
reply. otis 81 6S. There's the bill"
Glen Falls Republican,.
Mr.. Kilbrade Ia visiting Englishman)
by the way, Boston is within few
hours OF New York. isn't It? Miss Vim
ton (of New Tork)-0h. dear no; it isn't
within twenty years OF is.-pOJte.
Sravers-Oldboy must be crazy!
SelIors-What makes you think so2
Travers is trying to push rapid
transit scheme in Philadelphia.-LyG
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An Interesting Situation.

The DemocratIcsplitin the Thirteenth
senatorial district Is no surprise. Ac-
cording to party usage it was Morgan
county's turn to name the nominee for
state senator. Jefferson and Berkeley
combined against the little county aud
knocked out usage in one short round.
The Jefferson and Berkeley Democrats
have therefore nominated Mr.. Catlett
and tho Democrats OF Morgan have
nominated Mr.. Unger.
The district is heavily Democratic,
but the Democrats can't elect two OF
their men. What tho result is to be
will depend on future developments.
Republicans may DO able to play an i'm
portant part in the district. The split
Is right where Congressman Wilson
lives, and the leaders in his own county
have helped to force it.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars re-
ward for ans. case OF Catarrh that can
not DO cured By Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
We, tho undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for tho last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in oil
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o.
WALDIXG KINXAx & MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nalIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. Tes.
tilnonials sent free. Price Toe per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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My boy was taken with disease re.
sembling bloody hux. The first thing
thought OF was Chanborlain's Collie,
Cholera aud DiarrhGa Remedy. Two
doses Of II settled the matter and cured
him sound and we'll. heartily recon.
meme! this remedy to oil persons suffer-
ing from like complaint. a will ans
wer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp ia inclosed. | refer to any
county official as to nv reliability. WV.
Roach, J. p, Primroy, Campbell Co.,
Tom. For sale by Chas. K, Goethe,
Will W. Irwin, Chris. +. schnepf,
Charles McnkemGller, William +.
Williams, S. L. Bricc, A. L. Schocle,
Will Menkemeller. John Coleman,
Richards Il McElrov, W. II. Hague,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
and b. +. Peabody & Son. Benwood.
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Highest ali in Ieavenng P0wer-1ases. u S Govt Report
Rg!A!:'!:!! B Bs,sdsg7.
ABsoluTElYpuRE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

punch bowl and salvor, once the prop.
erty Of lafayette. and by him presented
TO Adams.
The dryest place In the world is that
part OF Egypt between tho two lower
falls Of the Nile. Rain has mover been
known to fall there, and tho inhabitants
do not bellows travellers when told that
water can fall from the sky.
Tho test for symmetry is to turn a
man with his face toward tho wall II
he is perfectly formed his ches: vii!
touch 1t, his nose will be tour inches
away, his thighs five, the tipS OF his
toes three.
Fishhooks are precisely the same in
shape to-day as they were twenty cen.
turtles ago. The only difference Is in
the material; then they were made Of
bronze, now they are made Of steel.
New Hampshire was formerly called
Lacnia. It received its present name in
1929, being first called New Hampshire
BY Captain John Mason, who had been
resident OF Hampshire, England.
Sir John Lubbock Is the one man OF
IuG pI6bbhb ukC HAO AhS "O't
ton as q man OF letters, a scientist, a
politician and business man.
Mrs. s. E. Taylor, GoorGia preacher,
Is said to surpass Sam Jones in the
plainness and persuasiveness OF her
pulpit eloguence.
The word "mugwump" occurs several
times in EIliot's translation OF the
Bible. In that book it signifies q great
chief
Some men ought to BIO ashamed Of
themselves, but they never happen TO
think about it.-GdivestOH NeUI.
"Swoss" aud "dear" will DO synono.
nous terms as applied to sugar under
the now law:
Tho first caricaturist is said to have
been AntiphItus, an Egyptian, about
d. G. $3.50.
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skIrmlsh. So long as the Democratic
party has the power It will keep up
the agitation until it shall realize TO the
full its dream Of so-eallsd taria reform,
otherwise free trade.
The country Is to be kept in state Of
uncertainty, It's industries upset, its
general business feverisb. go that the
party Of theorists may Whack away on
the line Of It's foreign theory. The
country i, indebted to Mr.. Cleveland
for his irankne's.
"ForeWarnod Is foroarmed." II the
people do mot want that kind Of thing
they can stop 1t at the ballot box.
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Tho war Goes On.

Tho Democratic President is ore OF
"thosc who refuse to accept the results
embodied in this bill as tho close Of tho
war" Tho close Of tho war on what?
On tho iddustricS OF tho United States,
the earnings of the men and women
who must do daily work to get their
daily bread, Of every man. woman and
child whose living is dependent on the
successful course OF trade in this coun.
try.
Chairman Wilson has told tho cOun-
try that tho end is not yet-that the
fight has only begun. Now comes Mr..
Cleveland saying that he and those who
think with him, the great bulk of tho
Democratic party, arc by no means
ready to cry quits.
We have not como 10 tho "cioso Of
the war" wO have only soon tho first
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Congress has shut up chop for the
session aud members have started home
to face their constituents. The session.
including the extra session, has lasted
S55 days, having been exceeded in length
by but two previous sessions in the his
tory Of Congress. During this session
the compulsory clause Of tho Sherman
silver act was repealed, also the federal
election law. Pensions were cut down
nearly $4,000.
The legislation for which the session
will be memorable is. d course, the new
tariff law. over which Congress spent
nine months. The abortion at last
brought forth might easily have been
produced ia much less. time and TO the
earlier relief Of the country from the
agony Of suspense. but with all their
majority the Democrats were incapable
OF formulating policy that could com.
mand their party support, and the
country has had to suffer Tor II.
If this were all the Democratic party
might be forgiven. but party which
doses the country with such medicine
as even Democratic President refuses
to take cannot look to the people for
forgiveness Of its sins. 1t is sale to
say that no Congress that has ever met
In this country has done so much harm
as the one which has just adjourned
followed by the malcdictious OF the
people.