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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

.

BANGOR, Me., Jan. lS-Therc was Il
temporary organization OF The Maine Lum-
bermen and Llnd ONncrs' association
yesterday. IL is To be "A state organization
anu Will be "A strong one. The objects OF
the association are TO better protect, pre-
serve ana promote the growth Of the for
ests oil Maine and to do all other things
that may be necessary To protect a,.d
foster the forest interests of the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
BR00KlYN'S LABOR WAR.

BROOKLYN, Jan. Is. Shortly before
midnight, while keeping guard over u
number of non-union men at Filth
avenue and Twenty-third street. Police
man Murray had his skull fractured by q
rock thrown at him by striker or some
sympathizer. The policeman is badly
hurt, and his condition is critical. The
strike remains unsettled, both sides claim
ing to be sure of ultimate victory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
Eorrn.on Acnnitt.d

NEW YORK. Jan. ls.--The examination
of Hotel Keeper Hal G. Ferguson of
Holyokc, Mass, charged by his wife. Char.
lotte. with abandonment. was concluded
yesterday. Justice Ryan dismiss u the
case Notice OF appeal was given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
TEA TABLE TALK,

The hatsof the ladies may obscure the view,
But only Of short-necked few;
And tie man who III ks Is mean old thing.
Whose tongue l. as poison as "A serpens sting.
There are good many Providence peo-
pie in Boston every day.
1t Is hoped that the strike fever will not
break out again.
at the annual meeting Of the Cham ber
Of Commerce in Boston the other day
some ringing resolutions were adopted.
An extraordinary paper is printed In
Athens. 1t is written entirely in verse.
even to the advertisements.
A warning word comes from the libra
rians OF the country: "Don't wet your
fingers to turn the leaves of library
book"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

CHICAGO. Jan. ls--A Bo-tol officer ~.
rived hire yesterday witt II. B. spald
ing. who is wanted 20, en'bezzlcmcnt of
$4,000 from Wheeler. Blodgett a. Co. o.
Bost0k
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
R..,,nr Tn Pine Hin C.m.tsrv.

DOVER, N. H., Jan. 1s.--The funeral of
the late Cashier /. r.. Abbott was held
yesterday afternoon, and was strictly pri-
yate Rev. II. h. Chase of Buffalo and
Rev. r. X. Gilkey conducted the services.
After the funeral the remains were In.
lerred in Pine Hill cemetery, just where
Ne said he should be placed rather than go
aan.A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
Another Defeat for Abyssinians.

overlook the enemy near Senafa, where
was found an immense Ahyssinan camp.
The camp was bombnrded and speedily
evacuated by the enemy, who left behind
them quantities or war material, provi-
sions, etc. The Italians did not lose a man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
No Hope or Rescue.

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-Owing TO the masses
of timber, etc, swept by the thrush OF
water into the Diglake mine at Audley,
on Monday last, all hope OF reaching the
% men who did not succeed in escaping
has been abandoned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

MILAN, Jan. Is. Public Prosecutor
Cell was murdered yesterday in his pri-
vate Office by a visitor, who stabbed him
In the throat. Tho murderer, who Is be-
lieved to be an anar chist, was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
Miners osertak.a by Avalanche.

SPOKANE Wash. } m. 49,. A snowslide
noar Kalso, b. g., xii ed tho three owners
of the Eureka mine, who were on their
way to the mine from Kalsa Two miners
working in the slido', path also are miss
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

II you have home laundryng equal 10 the
professional laundryman'r work, give your
laundress bis secret Elastic starch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

NEW YORK Jan. Is S-AlDcrt Blerstadt.
the artist, has made an assignments The
liabili...s are given at $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
GeneraI's Head Lopped or

PEKIN. Jan. ID. General Wei, accused
of cows:dicc. was bebended yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
Do You use perfnmeryY

II You do, why not use the best? 1t l
not necessary to obtain your supply from
a bottle with foreign label on it. Their
are home products hat are just as last ing
II you follow me in this reference, to
morrow, it will be pleasure to give yo
some valuable information on the ubjeci
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

A man in referring to notice in this
column regarding shoes, and how to buy
them, said TO a friend that he had two
pair, "put on and take off, ;" but agreed
that it was the proper thing
TO do to take Messrs. Henley
& Sullivan's offer of first class goods at the
present reduced prices and stock up for
the year. You can buy shoes now for the
seasons to come just as well as to wait
and pay more money. Remember this is
not an imposition fake sale of lot OF the
odds and ends of some shoe shop in Lynn
or Brockton, but bona fide clearance
sale of standard goods.
A suit of clothes for 1903.
1t seems ridiculous, nevertheless the
Misfits Parlors, according TO their sdver-
tisement, sell an all wool, double breasted
heavy black chevoit suit for that money
at their present marvellous auction SALE
pair OF black pants for S1.11. They
might as wen give them away and be done
with it. No wonder Manager Saulson
smiles eonlentedly as he observes the
crowds OF deligh hted buyers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

Shakespeare bangles are the latest
Each bangle has some favorite quotation.
An exchange says ga man out West shot
his wife because his breakfast was cold,
aud now the citizens are making 1t hot
for him."
Mayor Hopkins OF Chicago Is politically
ILL., Next spring his successor who will
be a Republican, it is hoped, will enjoy
good health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18
A good cup OF tea.

~ k'OA NuH VI tt"s
Ask any good old grandmother who
enj " cup of tea whether or not IL is
restIul and invigoratlng. Sne will tell
you yes. A cup OF coffee, real, simon
pure coffee Is the best part
OF ones breakfast. just remem-
her these facts and purchase
y, ur supply from the y. c. Company
OF 2O6 Westminster street The coffee
used i'm great many homes comes from
this place. The store is finely fitted up
am weli-stocked with the best I'm the
lire OF teas and coffee. The pricces are
right.
Strikes and injunctions must stop and
arbitration be the peacemaker.
The presen. epidemic defalcation should
be oyc Thy this time.
Sunshine will come again" is the song
TO sing when IL rains. OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-18

President Faurc responded: II am
deeply touched beyond all expression by
the great honor the national assembly has
c.micrrcd on me. did not seek the ex.
aiicd mission you hays invested me with
hut. never. heluS-, accept the charge with
profornd gratitude and full sense of the
rosponsiblity and duties 1t imposes You
know me. aud you need not doubt that
viii devote all my energy 20 tho tccom-
piishment Of my heavy task
= cease from this moment 10 belong TO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

IT,. r..cen- declaration ~ the onio
Wei Growers association that Inc in-
dus,rv j. being ruined y me "al~on
tariff law leads the De'roif r'ee
ldem. 70 reply that The same 'hlnI
.aid Of the Mckinley law ~ me
Wei Growers aaa sheep breeders as
soc;a,ion Of Ontario and LIVINGSTON
COMMITTEES y ". in i-Ji- after the pa
sace IF the law. The association was
composed largely Of rePusiicans ana
pro.ectioni>tS. but- says Inc -
pr.ss ..thev were. above all sneep
breeders and wool growers and COM
;ng together As such. they took n praf'
Ell x;ev If the taritf on wool Win.
o out stopping to consider whether i
harmonizei with the views Of the RI
publican party or Of projections
generally. The result Vas 'na' -
re<oiu.ion~ were quite a. demurrer.
- ~ duty on wool n those - y"
n,io association are OF free wco.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
\ RUINED ALTAR.


4. The valley and fair inc Slopes
aren,'r II ~ barley rhln'ns 70 The sun.
VIZ ,ns stoekdoves murmnr ~ ING i'''N
I'm through the holIo" N" happy wa
tiers run.
80 ruinous lies the ii.ic home
', "a cray walls Of It orumblins to inc
~, hearth place. steadfas' ana uh-
shaken. - 80. misty leaf
s,.rls. like a tomb. MIC w
axe round.
I'LL. and hemlock blossom In the
The M. bright raFwort trampies on
the rose, 80 ,t,,,. nath-
60. s the gate. ana ios' ~ '''''
10y, %'s N the threshold the sann' ne''i'
ri9"s-
nrr. iors ago. were 'o''' '
srhemcs for pleasures. pi'eous piah'
for gain. .,, vere borr
nua died here s,a,
strange human passion p.'''
pain
w the square hearth-r!ace' sh'o"'''
deep In shadow. - IN
Yr.las in its hollow WHO 'h'''h9
-, comes the hawk. and mere !"
yarrant swallow 49,, IN
So in the niche where cup 81
tre.cher stood
snv furry forms. that hide IN nraAe 9
r.,n ON the stone where ieapt the se"o
flame; len vanish.
a., Tie wide chimney. black WIN '"'''''''
smoke wreatns. :,
r-,,,nhcrs the weed that wre1'h'9 -
mentel frame
But when comcth wih'si 49,
are wi;hered ~ IN,
=, th.s.. bare chambers open 70 ~ -
a-r.n when the wind means III '''s
chimney. .,.a.,, la
.,a ,he hare shivers in the socaeh 'a'
TIM the old hearth nook nourns 'hs =
that filled il. 49,, - a
Nourns for the cheer OF the reu "
golden blaze; 80. s..,d;
rirak and lonely. .
,r.'.,--s ~ the dead and their ioHs--
gotten days - NV
posn,nunl Marriott watson IA - :
dep. rdcEt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

Toast. Law slices ofto~st npna
. xIm,,~rs cook the veal steak hy plac~
inc In = frying-pan containing hot but
Ter. turning Often unth n.esr
broxned- Place upon the toast Four
n lsttle water in tho frying-p1n. a1airS
hnrc~r. salt and pepper When bcii4nK
pour over the .oast and serve Al one~-
-Farm. FIELD and fire>ite-
>.n~~ Piauante: Put one .ili "f
x;,~~.r in.oe small saucepan with .
,s,~ncpuful Of chopped onion and two
Of chopped parsley add nail = p'n' -
brown gravy. one teaspcon'ni 49,"
,.-<hir. >arce. one Of mushroom catsnP-
one de~~ertspconful OF ehopp<a go
kIn>. Boil all together about 'h'f'S
tve minutes Boston Budget
Steamed Apples: Select niee- sweet
, .rcl~>- wash and place them IN pans
,nrn a little water in the pan ana
. .s~x. one-haf cup sugar over = mans
.rrl~< a< will cover the bottom OF -
~ then cover with another pan ana
: rr-,.x sill done II preferred. you can
s,~w the Juice down and turn u over
,b~ apule> They are much nicer than
when baked Farmers Voice
sally Lunn: One quart OF nour'
: one-haIf mint Of milk. one gall yeast.
2 two ounces Of butter two tablespoon
e sul< Of white sugar and teaspconfu "a
!: ~ salt. beat eggs very light; mix All
n - ,ncr~dients and set to rise over
g rivh, When risen. pour without ssir-
- vinv into mold and set 10 rise Tor IN
lie h.nr before baking. This IS the great
~ .,,-~r dish so much used in Virginia
I -De,rois Free Press
n Rice Griadlecakes- Stir . euPfu
r. n eAd boiled rice into quart o
OF sweet milk. and allow IL stand undis
,urbed for half an hour Then add
OF ,~,<roanful Of salt half cupsul o
no melted butter. = cupful Of nour and
ia .~.srsonsuI Of soda dissolved IN IN
ar n. water Stir thoroughly togetne
ey .na to-, on the gr;ddle- IL the cake
81 row = ti>po>ision To break add = ~
&c. ~. more aour--Good Housekeeping
Boiled Potatoes Wash and prope'
- lv clean as many potatoes as you WIS
10 cook: place in = kettle and eov'
=. with boiling water add little -
and boil until you can pass To-
through them then dram on
xater and pace on back OF the tto
~, and cover with a cloth and ie' INC
~.sam dry: then peel and serve Doi
-, them get overiaue or they VIII
,x..~r~ and m fit to ezt--tiousekeep<
.re- -Tapioca and Apple Pie; steep
ave seacupful Of fine tapioea IN eei
- water overnight Line the edges
.4s-t, v;sh er.rf rastrv- Line 80
10 cool baking apples peeled eored.
rsar Sliced. and put them in an inch "a
Is Of in a pIs-dish- scatter
acts = LAYER Of tapioea- which has .
drained Of from the water anu
~ bi,> .. butter. Continue these lay
mill the fish Is full then cover
TRY uas,ry. and bake in quick oven
TIE apples are thoroughly cooke
p@sd~ Nercury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

a rro,@~ssonasfs Eaifur whe e>r1"' 49,
.w.sh tue Irra1 E~fsrn Fr"<~>ss~n

a rr,..~.snnasss Eaafur who ssnn"s s>~~s
y. wsrh tue Irraa Esfsra fr"<~~.s~@
Mr.. Charles Eno-y smith. editor o.
a.. Pniial@lphia Press. was apPoinsr'
-irisser % Russia ~ the late rrf'nS'
as.-.- administration Since IN r~'nrr
,crh. United states he seems 20 have
a.~.r trying 20 live over again me
xears ne spens abroad and with pro-
x.rhini Pailaslelphia sl0~ne-> &c
80 in the middle OF the Mckinney
rarse ~ i.91 A. Least this - the "nhy
,,iau~ia,;e explanations Of his statement
rn,se in a speech in New York eisy on
october "a Having nscirstiy sren''~a
the republican party with inc e,an
.rv's RAILROADS. farms. iron manaf~e
,nrcs. increased population and y M
hrr az other things for which we nah
r-e~iorslv been supposed 10 D. ia-
acb.ss 10 Provitere~. he said: w M
.rr The fruit, OF democrats policy as
- -. them to-day II has left
s.lirh, mon the WOODEN and other IN
s,s.rs.~ Eren with the partial re>tc
ra.ion in wages ~ the ia>, few 'nontn'
: !, ,,ill strips American labor OF nun
dreds % millions wear
Thi~ i a ,olerably trrthsul picture
{ - working of the Mckinley sarin
/. and i therefore n strong reason .o'
:. xuppo~ing that Mr. smith = sim 1asln'
two wears In the past Inne. :.
o,erx-ion Of the tariff Of i-s1 o.i<n
: Aid "a. on the --woo.en and other ~
a,~.rseS- Hundreds % mills and fss
,o,;eS <hut down while that hi-n Taxa
= ,s.n law was on the statute BOOK
= .-.< - a. leaS. a million worker
O 49, -e.lueea from 10 to % per CEN
American labor was stripped OF nu'
W AIS az millions OF dollars Ihes
- x.re no advances or resforatlons
"a wages
:" I'm, this Is 1876. and the condition
IN .~.;- described by Mr. smith
in LONGER exists Even Philaceipn
editor ourh, TO know that over ss
~ ago congress repealed the MchAnv
tariff and enacted a law which i'np
lower taxes Al once as II by mag
"a r- --voo,en and other intrstrie
u vrh;r., had been practically sfagna'
aa- Ran To revive. and from that ~
TO- ,,r-sl IN. present dav we have DC
&" steadily advancing in Prosperity
N - h.x. the wooden mills idle rns
NrKinievi>m. all oeen started
- arain. but nearly City new WOO
al factories have hecn h.ilt or plani
r. for early erection The iron aud >
81 ;n1u~trr ! more prosperous than e
= = ,.ssc-. in .he history Of the co1n'
.na Nearly all the workers who's va
on ,x~-- reduced under n nigh 'araf
he -, ,v.v.~ under tariff
for.-. These are the real frsIts 81
Ky. democratic policy As re see the n
reai - The attsmp. IN make K APT
opie - ,,-,v;...~ the republican,
= At o- .-,-,-. ~ the plainest
wei ..-...-,.a
not gr.ox W 10,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

With the duties on pix iron rr1ueeo
!. r~r een.- BIZ the Wilson sarin tne
rr.tslv production % all the furnaces
,o-~ working has reached the 'renen-
dom. -ur- for Ortsher - -ci-iii tons
Thf- = the largest produr'ion IN inc
history OF the country or OF any "'nes
~auntrr. and j. con-lssc answer g
,h- false prophets OF protection ~ns
claimed that the iron infrs.ry woa''
he injured by lower dufs~~ - III
r..~ the total ouipus for ere rexs yea'
MI amour; to ic.cN~oO IONS nearly
Go .os tons more hzr = any Pre-
! vioas yea--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

The new tariff law was IN er- 50 on1
v.,r last September. When :. w.
m. ed the country was shrouns"
gloom. Easine~> was prose- ~. ..ls
~. vail Of the calamity howAer eol''.
!. hoard on every side Frot-ctioni>.
papers and partisan orators dee.area
,h.t the country was going 10 haae~.
ma III the evils resulting from twenty
~e.-. q. republican rule saddArd on
he new tariff. Bu; what Wa INC r.
sul.r From the moment o. - pas>
business began TO revive
n industry began 10 turn iiis =.
t,ra ~nnlovmcn,. factories opened
snd wages inc--ssei- The fc- aae
n;,.,.w ani blight that darxenei m
49, nave been dis~iDasei. and -
people are once \, more ',i Isrpy e Se "
49,. eli the system % Nekinlesi~n
Ana roos in American soil -s'aii'Po1i
(O.l Bulletin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
:. ANpERlNo THEIR COUNTRY
nat Il VIVA. Fros-s:saai<- Cr~n<~rs -
fa.s4E-

p-,.rr.sons<-> DO not seem 10 uDNer
- .h-- IN a-~s-snr that there can
-. ~. r~o.-eritv until every BODY =
-, .av4i on everything they use
80 ~ aisua-a -in- the RESOURCES o.
..,rn-r~ AMI the skill Of is infrs-
,-,o,,s -. 7p.s- Ever since the ADOPTION
,s,h. wilson tariff ire renu b.tcan pa-
- have. favored Al rnhely ailianer
- 80 nurpc>- o. making the e0nii-
80 ~ trade AMI industry appear CON
,-.rv 10 the actual facts news o. in1
---rar business revival nHicn
Z nearly a wear a-D was c1rrfuA'y >uF
-,-csSef. no mention wa> made Oh e'1
nils and factories which we're Start
-, md the evidence II better time
.A,,,x, TX increased wages 20 over
-.5ti;on workers was ignored
Pursuing theSr policy o. rnaiin- DO
,;.;,.l .-ars.al ont of pnhlic disaster
H. v~kinlrxi-e~ arr now rn-1-el -.
-.,.-nffvin- every petty failure an"
.1,sr,i-,~- that IL j. TIE WORK 81 me
-sxx -arifT. Nor are they sats--r'i VIZ"
49,. era~-erarei reports Of matters
- ,xh1rh the tariff has nothing 4
. do They 20 further and pnpn>.
e malicious attacks On LEADING 'n1n~'.
: shelly in order 20 create preJanse'
( ..-.,,ss che party in PosTer- lnu'
e 80 h.~. -en-eScntei COTTON manu-
; <....,,r.-- a. suffering from foreign com
4 ..s.son even while I'll the ccts"'
e nts - running on full time an
: --.tssr.~ good profits and new tae'orl1
! - heinz started than y any one -
Ie rnaer NcKinsevi>z.i- - s<itA 'ne ~
.-d st~el industry which tAfy G AIN
- v,-ecariou. condition oSin-
III. dancer thai h~aca1~e ~ the emo
,,,o,,s .s.manl for IL prosiuct, prics
Eli ~. Advanced tc p-srr which 80
= hermit foreign iron AMI ~--e' 20 go
Y, In ~pi-e ~ the aDla~nsnen' y.
IL La, .wentv-fve new tan pave -
..-5,< dm-in- the pzss year. ana
% .,.f-- increased outpnr ~ me
ssh.s ,rpiur.~. sh-v hare p-rteni'
go. ,se .iufv hn~ iain-et the TN PA
- --Srs.-x ana are demanding that y
- next congress incre-se s.e ..'s
.p foreign plates
" Th--e deliberate fzlsehocts :
-. meant % serve = partisan purPo>e
~ .howinr that the countrv = less Pr
J. -o,. under the democratic pol
\, U.~ under r~pu blicsn "a
80 In, their real effect : to injure =.
ms- r~~~ and 10 some extent Presen
~ complete recovery from the trace
the PRECISION and panic which msr~ea
elo~inr wears ~ the Mckinney sar
"A man in good health may i,e M
IN through having = number OF Pc
80 .elI HIN ne ioo.zs very sick - busir
:, : ~~risu>lv injured BY the ta-sf-
"a .bis ,her will certainly fail Tor
"a lov-,.ritr good times are here :" :
'a'a wmrDES GEAHAl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22

Individual puading~ Of all kinds 49,
an attractive change from the one sese
70 the table in sissgle dish BresA
and rice puddinrs and cu>sards nay
~. baked in cup~. placed while IN -
oven in pan Of hot water Orange
and pineapple shortc.kcs are seasosa-
III. daiu.,~~ Rake each ~hortcake u
the shape Of large taking powder
biscuit. split and All with the sweet
ened frnis juice before sending To =:
table. >hortcake made OF either .
shes~ fruiis j. very nice when the e.ks
i. made thin and cut in squares wit.
she fruit he.ped ON il and abcus y
| .us, before serving L. This case have
= large glass dish fall Of the polP 2
the fruit on the side table ready 9
.er-e ~ith tho crust u the cake--A
Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
TABLE HINTS FOR CHILDREN
500 suggestions s~ the Most b~eoe
ing Conduct

T.. .,r1-iu- nj the table IL the com
r.r- fs1arre. You will usually converse
,n,,r- with ron neighhcr than Win tne
49, as a " hole But =. home and IN
49,. <.r.irv or a. the house of an in
tirr,a.- friend. v0a must 10 Your shAfe
~ tire entertainment save up INC
hight little story and the Why
<r~reh. the funny say lngs OF = ehhu.
the scrap Of news IN yoE-r Aunt Mays
lat letter. and when good opportu-
ni,x csr~r~. add ycur mite 10 the gr"-
.ral fund of amusement
There ar. dear old northumberland
Al ladies tcD-who have favorite
..ar5e> which they are rather fond OK
,.it5ng People IN their own fami''e~~
ar arou- their very intimate acquaint-
-r~.s hear these stories more then
.,-....--,aa~ei. they sometimes Tear
.haru until they become .very famiiiar-
s.-a manners forbid any showing of
- any lop< Of impatience q
~.,~.r.-.. of boredom on the
n.rt ~ the listener The really
vezI-brr.i woman or girl listens 20
,h~ ,hrice-toii tale. the weli-rorn An
e~slot~. savs n peasant word ssnne@'
f.,~-.,@ that She has heard X criofe'
,na do.., not allow the dear raeon'eu'
~ fancr that the story - eeins
thought out too often ssoc.i manner
IL tue table are intiexi"1e on ms
roinl Y~amG~s appear pleased To-
rams. make up your mind 70 reeeaV
Qualification by impartln< H.
Once in awhile an accident happen
: =. mraf. cup is overturned; som
unhappy r~r~cn swallows The wrcn
,xuv.- somebody makes n'ssak'
\ Look At your plate At such nomen
and nowhere else. unless you can -
: scsen,ly control ynnr fac~ and apps
entirely unconscious that anythi1
4 Ia occurred out OF the usual rcuis.
= Take no notice. and 60 On with y
s eouver~atlon- and in = second the ~
20 am, will have been forgotten By eve
one--IIarper's Round Table
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-22
PROTECTION AND COTTON
- ax~.u~cs That should Fasi 10 Snef~-se
th~ li.s Of rrsferts"as-fs s"s~rs"

- av-um~ns That should Van Z" toer
rh~ li.s Of rrsi-rts"as>ss Nos~n'
<auth- -
RI. American Economist has ia-eiy
been pa olishin- series ~ art'c's~
vorin- a protective tar'r on eos DE-
md intended to convince the southern
pl.n.e- that he would be benehi-A ~
. heavy duty on foreign cotton ine
rronomiS. docs not at,eEnr. 70 show
800 ,na p-ics Of product OF which
ex,or, q large surplus could he IN
creased b- protection. an1 eTiienAF
.n;nkS the cotton grower 20 oe
--r,sa that he s-iil vote for high fariE
merely because the protectionAsi PRES
tells him 20.
re-, IL the prctec-ioni>t> were u
leave ,hesr iiim>y theories long en"nE =
:, ro;n. out how their scheme w"alN
;,.-ca~- tie price ~ cotton. they
---,,,,A sud grave difficulties in tne'r
80 They would first have 20 * 7'sin
how il happened that the priee ~ COZ
tom steadily declined under tne rs nm
Lev tariff. and WHY that wonneriI
,axa,ion law. the restoration OF ~ne'
y demanded bv pro,cctioni-ts. did no
-, n drty on foreign cotton AMER
,hev would have To explain Why N
nrice Of cotton has advanced t. nrar''
cents per pound in the frsi year |.
J .ha Wilson tariff Sensible frr"p'
. i.,o,x tha, prices are regulated ~ >ul
, ,,lv and demand. aud that . decrease
, crop means higher prices ~, IN !.
rrn,ec-son theory that the fa-lH ""e
j. II ali. .here j. certainly >ironr arr
! ,neat IN favor 81 the ner ;aril ~ -
!. recent advance in cotton