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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
DRIVEN FROM HOME.
Wife Sues For Divorce, Alleg-
ing Extreme Cruelty.
HUSBAND TRIED TO SHOOT HER.
Restraining Order Issued Against
Him-Mrs. Ulin's VIII Admitted
70 Probate.

Rachel Mcdonald yesterday commenced
"a action for divorce tn the superior court
awssnSt william Henry Mcdonald, 20
.sorr shs was married March IL, fs73 ~
snr4ngtosn. Ontario. For more than four
sears past. she says, her husband has
t-satzd her IL az iHhunlan manner. ard
= afs Of temper and passion repeatedly
committed sets Of cruelty and violence
ssgon her sac charges that az ineir home
s. Ravenna park Or March II Mcdonald
ssrsatene.i 70 kill her, at the same time
vs,shirg 10 the place where he kept hgs
ysgolver ~ he was In the act of draw
Dag the weapon nc repeated: II win kill
yas. when she. fearing for her life. fed.
m the same day, but prior 10 this act,
shA charges that he violently shook her
a9d hrandishe9 his clenched fist ia her
face. For a long time. she says. his en-
IRE esufse Of conduct toward her. with
rare intervals. has been uniformly brutal.
sra charges also. that he has constantly
aurzsed 70 her profane epithets.
Mrs. Mcdonald says further that her
sussanG. for the purpose of further har-
eassing and annoying her. recorded deed
ID thesr Joint property. consisting Of two
la.s 10 Rayenna Springs Park Supple
ra@nsaf In the name of his brother, John
G MeDoaaId. Of Ontario: and then twit-
ted ami fevfled ner with his ability 10
rhsas her out of her interest Fnrtner,
sire SAYS she acquired by her own labor
IT. A block !. Rayenua Springs Park Sup-
r.issusatxi ami had the deed SO recorded. .
hut that subsequently, her husband altered
,he original deed go aS 90 make his own
name appear as the grantee. by erasing
an ss" and causing Mrs. William II.
HeDonald~ to read mir. William Fl. Nc
Donald, and also by changing her TO
.h!s' in several places. Taking the deed
40 changed and marked recorded. IL In al
legged that he ignorantly endcavored TO
ssn the property, and boosted his ability
90 10 20. all for the purpose of making her
Iife miserable.
Owing to Mcponald's threats. his wife
Gays she has been obliged to leave her
home and seek other shelter. Ali her
clothes and possessions are in the house
al Ravenna Springs. and she asks for a
restraining order to prevent him from en-
Aogiag the same or nsolestinE her.
$40 couple have acquired the following
property. Forty acres In section u. town
ship q north. range s east. the two lots
al Ravenna Springs Park. and two lots
IN Cumberland addition. She asks for an
equitable division 81 the above property.
and for other proper relief.
Judge Osborn issued the restraining or
der prayed for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
BETTER TINES IN CALIFORNIA.
But Ar. Entz Finds Washington Good
Enough for Him

Enough for Him.
L. W. Entx returned yesterday from a
months trip 90 California, visiting Santa
Barhara. Los Angeles Riverside pasa-
osha ana n number OF smaller points
throughout Southern California Mr. Entz
went there TO see the country. never hay-
Ing been there. lie combined business
with pleasure and returns better satisfied
than ever that Seattle and the state Of
Washington offer practical and permanent
advantages not to be had In California.
Mr.. Entz said
II am surprised to find the agricultural
district Of California so limited and so few
small staple products raised I even found
that the much yauntea orange crop had
not passed It's experimental stages. They
are troubled there with three .silTerent
kinds Of scale. as well as frost In some
rarts. besides the long distance from mar
ket. they cannot depend upon fixed in
come; OF course this year. the crop being
large and the Florida crop ruined by frost.
the prices In California were good.
In Los Angeles a great many business
and residence buildings are being erected.
but business men are complaining OF
small profits. owing To the large number
of Eastern men in business who have
means and a fixed income. and who can
afford 20 sell at lower rates than the reg
uIar merchants. who have TO live on the
profits OF their business.
In San Francisco I found the people
building great hopes on the proposed val
ley railroad. running through The San
Joaquin valley Money In San Francisco
found plenty. The commercial az we'll
as savings banks are seeking investments,
so for the present the capital prefers TO
stay close at home. Money is bringing
there all the way from TO per cent.
The manager of one OF the largest banks
there told me that they were refusing de-
posts daily, and limit the amount SO
taken.
"a great deal OF San Francisco money
has been invested here In loans. and IL
we can take care of their interest and
other fixed charges we will get large
amounts OF money at much lower rates
OF interest than we ever had"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
Yale'S
La FreCkla.
DEATH TO FRECKLE

Nine. M. Yale was recently
asked the question, (which OF
her discoveries she considered
the most wonderful" Her re-
ply was as follows: La Freckla,
because it unmasked my own
face from a filthy mass OF
freckles and gave me the beau
tiful roseleaf complexion which
you see and which has been
admired by the people of every
nation. Before discovered
La Freckla, was a freckled
faced individual disguised with
my own appearance. Today |
am the envy OF every woman
who looks at my skin.
La Freckla will remove any
case of freckles in existence
and leave the skin as trans
parent as crystal. One or
two applications remove tan
and sunburn. 1t takes from
three to nine days to destroy
every trace of freckles. 1t is
the only remedy known to the
world that does this. Now is
the time to use La Freckla, as
it strengthens the skin. re-
moves and prevents freckles
and sunburn. SI.oo per bottle.
Sold by all druggists or
NINE. ". YALE. Temple OF Beauty. 1f6
State street, Chicago.
Sold In Seattle by all arss-ciass drug
gis,s. al Wholesale BY Stewart & Holmes
Drug Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

MIR. JOYCE HELD THE FORT.
The Tenant Plays Juliet to the Con-
stables Atiuring Romeo.

II. ]. Joyce. who occupied a house
owned by Charles ". Kelley on Chestnut
street near Madison. was arrested yes
teTday morning by Constable Fitzgerald
Of Judge caiaweii's court. charged by
Kelley with fofctble detention, ali the re-
suit of lively landlord and tenant fight.
The case will be heard before Judge cald-
welt a o'clock this afternoon.
Kelley alleges that he found a renter
for his house and wanted joyce to vaeate.
Offering 20 pay him si2. the only amount
Kelley claims Il owing to Joyce. The lat
ter however. brought his claim up TO 800
and put the promises In "A state OF Siege
Kelley went there yesterday morning and
the discussion ended Ia fight. resulting
In a broken window and a victory for
Joyce, who continued 10 hold the fort.
Kelley camo down town and swors out
warrant for Joyce's arrest. Constable
Fitzgerald went TO the seat of war and
demanded admlttance. Joyce refused to
open. Fiiz parleyed With him. but Joyce
was ohdarate. Fitz secured large beam
and came back. threatening TO demolfsh
the door II Joyce did not open. joyce
compromised by opening window and
haying the warrant read 10 him a In
Romeo and Juliet. Juliet agreed TO
come down peaceahIy and did so. opening
the door and coming to Justice OF the
Peace Caldwelfs office. where she gave
bonds her appearance this afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

compound.
As nerve strengthened and regulator.
blood purifier and bodily inyigorator there
is nothing that bears any relation or at
all resembles or in any measure equals
Paine's celery compound.
X stands by itself. unrelated 10 any
sarsapar;lla, nervine or tonic the world
has ever known, and AZ far superior 10
them as the diamond is 10 ordinary glass.
Its discovery by Prof. Edward r.
Phelps. NJ. u. LII. d. in the laboratory
of Dartmouth medical school was as note
worthy an event In medicine as the won
derfnl cures IL has effected have been re-
markahie.
Where everything else fails. Paine's
celery compound cures. Try IL!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
WHOEVER GETS THE INCOME.
VIII az Tretiericka Clin Admitted To
Probate.

The Will of Frederick Ulin was admitted
u prchate by Judge Langley yesterday.
All the personal property IL left 10 the
surviving husband. Erick thin. and the
Tea! estate 10 Erick Ulin. jr.. a son OF de-
ceased. who is TO hold the same In trust.
He IL 10 collect tho Income during his
fathers life and pay the whole Of IL over
% him. and In case OF death of the father
shall divide the estate equally among the
Eve children. Erickstlln. jr., oteida Dorf-
ftl, FREDERICK O'NelH. Emma Burke and
Clara tlla. The trustee in named "a ex-
sen'or without bonds. and has authority
70 settle The estate without the interven-
hh ot court
The estate consists Of n community in
'eresi In lots and s. block -. e. c. Terry's
First addition. valued at si.os0. and thirty
acres OF unimproved land at Kingston.
kitsap county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

Township rtat No - north. range -
west In Jefferson county. was received az
.na lo.,ai land office yesterday from Will
IAN T. Watson. the surveyor general OF
the state. The plat contains total ~
- SsS - acres
Plat 81 township * north, ranEe 81 west.
IN Clsffarn county. containing I, - - arr -
az surveyed iaua. was also received from
;he Same source.
These plags Wiz have - - advertised
~ the LAND Office FOR SIX weeks hsfore
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
New suits Filed.

In the superior court yesterday new
suits we're filsd As follows;
John l. Cole vs. II {. Colver e, TX
Frol0tssory notes. sos g.
7. =. Thomas vs. J. II. Wcolcry~Re-
warts. $50
Efbk J'l'n rs. {. n. Hoinan-Prcnis-
soFF nate. Sis9so.
Rachel Mcdonald vs. William II. Nc
I'onal6 - nj Divorce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
Thrown From the, Car on a Curve

As Green lake car rounded curve
near the Shorey house. at Fremont. yes
,eryfay afternoon c. g. Reed, Green lake
teamster. who stood on the front plat
form, failed 20 hold on and was thrown
against a railing His left arm was brok-
en- AZ the elbow and the right side Of his
face bruised. He Is said 20 have been
drunk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
The Purchase of Fire Hose,

At special meeting yesterday OF the
fire commissioners in the chamber OF the
board OF aldermen the seven bids Tor the
sale of fire hose were examined, with the
result that IL was recommended that there
he purchased 1000 feet OF Paragon hose
AZ 81 cents per foot and I,oa feet or
bakers three-riy fabric at 50 cents per
foot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

T. n. Thomas has sued ex~Sheriff Wool
eFy Tor So" rewards claimed 20 he due
Tor procuring the arrest OF +. Paine. J.
W Kelley. Frank Miller and William rcs-
Ter. convicted Of Illegal voting at the
scAaol election November ). iSai
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My Baby

was a living skeleton; the doc
tor said he was dying OF Maras-
mus and Indigestion. AT -
months he weighed only seven
pounds. Nothing strengthened
or fattened him. / began using
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil with Hypophosphites, feed
ing It to him and rubbing it into
his .ody. He began to fatten
and is now a beautiful dimpled
boy. The Emulsion seemed to
supply the one thing needfuI-
Mrs. KENYON WILLIAMS,
May 2r.rs94. Cave Springs, Ga
Similar letters from other
mothers.
Dg-1 ssp~ssssss t. secert = szsstssatef
ssssi / ss.a<,a.Y. A. Druggists, So a.. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
IN A STATES.
In Each City, Town and
Smallest Village
Paine's Celery Compound Is
Making People Well.
Its Wide Use Today Over
Three Continents.
Tis the One Undisputed REM
edy That Cures.
Ordered by Physicians Wherever
One Practices.
lis the One Undisputed Rem
edy That Cures.
Ordered by Physicians Wherever
One Practices.

Wherever the En-
syljsh language IS
spck en and English
newspapers and fslssii-
cal journals are read
there you VIII find
F@tne's celery cosn s.
pound is ordered for
ali forms Of weak
Hess.
Al home. as well as
a bread. throughout
the United States. in
every state. city and
village the one unGiis-
p0tszf. strongly coaa-
Fslendefi. uufaiiiug
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

Miss lila Schofed. of the fifth grade of
the Columbia school. has been granted a
leave % absence. for the remainder Of this
year on account Of iii health Her place
has been tlied by Miss Lillinn Sutherland
% the preferred list.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
BREVITIES.

All young ladies holding Demorest gold
medals viii please meet this afternoon at
the Young Womau's Christian Associa-
ton rooms cornew Third and Columbia
streets. At o'clock
The case Of Charles Shaw and others
charged with gambling ia thh Union club
room which was set for trial IN the Tnu-
nicipai court yesterday, was continued for
one week on account Of The bse0ce OF the
attorneys for the defendants
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

Spring millinery opening today and to-
morrow. !. 8 Graham, IL Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
A wELL-MATCHED COUPLE.

they can 70 fled ara opened fer sesrl.
T@rs.
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Miss Marguerite Baldwin has been as
signed Ia tho Green Lake school where
she VIII have charge OF the primary
grad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
Wise
Clothing
Buyers
Will Examine
These Great
Special Values.
Mems Suits.
$40.

Mems Suits.
$40.
Mems Atl-wool Single or Douhle-Ereass-
ed Sack Suits. in Plain and Fancy Chew
lots, Smooth. Cassimeres aud Fancy wor--
steds. suits that ordinarily sell Up 10 SIS
at slA.
$40.
Mems Fine Afi~wooi Single or Double.
Breasted Sack suits. in Chsssots. CASH
sneres and worStesfs. suits that usually
sell up 20 SIS for sls.
$40.
MEMS Fine Dress and business Suits.
in all the latest styles, made from finest
fabrics. suits THAI ordinarily sell ZIP ia
81. at SIS.
Childr6n's Suits
$3.50.
chiidren's ATWOOD Two-Piece pounle-
breasted Suits. sizes 20 II years. suits
that usually sell up TO 81. at $50.
So.
Childrea's Ail-wooI Two-riece Double
Breasted Suits, ages 10 Ii years. In
cheyiots, Cassimefas and Worsteds suits
that usually sell up TO S.. at 81
S3. 80.
Children's Ail-wooI Two-Piece Double
Breasted Suits, ages 20 IL years. In
Fancy Chsviots, Cassimetos and worstcds.
suits that usually sell UP 10 S. at $3.50.
S4.
Children's Atwood Two-Piece Double
breasted Suits, ages TO II years, I'm
Fancy Worstcds. Pin Check Cassimeres
and silk Mixed worstcds. suits that .isu-
ably sell up TO $50, at 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

Millinery opening to-day. J. :. Graham.
rs second street.
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Children's All-Wooi Two~piece Double
breasted Suits. ages 4 TO II years, In
Fancy Worstcds. Pin Check Cassimeres
and Silk-Mixed worstcds. suits that usu-
ably sell up to si.5o, at 81.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-17
THE THIRD HOUSE"
Passes Soltabie Resolutions over
hernal Jake kemple.

Reso.ut. ons or the Third Hoasc OF
the Legislature 81 West Virginia,
when convened Wednes lay morning.
over the suppo- ej. reported death Of
krrnil Jake Kemple:
WHEREAS. II has pleased Provi lence
ana the btiancs OF m mix nj generally
mat Colonel 3 ike Kemp e, the oldest
mem er OF the House. " no has encum-
Oered useful parts Of the eartn Tor
ABOUT 10 years, has been removed by
drowning in water. in New YorS Just
before the last election, AN
WHEREAS Our deceased Brotler.
hemple. Jake Kemple. came to MS wa
terry death by means Of water: and
WHEREAS, Our deceased brother was
not acquainted with water AS water;
AMI
WHEREAS. We fear our suppcsed de-
parted roth r d.cd in water. he mus,
nave mad the MICBOBUs HYDRoPuoBIA
superindueed 10y the use of dog-leg to-
bacco and rushing the grovlcr Within
the cnrtiase OF political campaign in
New York.
THEnEFosE. While we arc Away, sor-
~ 10 learn OF anyOody's death on the
eve of an elect on. we are glad ia s one
took pace in New York. And mas
inucn as he departed from h 5 carly
moral train ne and took 10 lectdring.
ana also violated one OF the cardinal
principles OF this House by using wa
Ter although only once in as years. he
was guilty OF contribrtory negligence.
as has been held in sev.ral railroad
cases, and we VIII su pend wearing the
usual 6adEe of mourning for thirty
DAYS, and rejoics.
Let his fate. If fate got him with a
firm grip, which we doubt. unless he
did acct tentaliy use water. be "A SD
warning To the other members of thi 8
ancient House. They must RENE M e.
--althou IN it requires the sacrifice IF
sew ru member, TO make the proper
Impression that water was invent eli to
drown the wOrl and never intended TO
be used for the purpose OF sluice.dam-
ming the stomach by exclusive ust--as
Il beverage
Respectfully submitted
COMMITTEE.
p. S.--WHgssAs, The report that Col.
lake actually deceased is now denied.
therefore b. it
RESOLVED. That the ms mutation that
he use water as a b.v 'rtgs is hereby
Withdrawn, and the COMMITTEES Offers
its apologies.
RESOLVED, That the band play
COMMITTEE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-17
Lightning Hot Drops. What Is 1t {?

Although this preparation has ach,ey-
el world wide fam. as q standard
remedy for pains. some people are VT
unfamiliar with it and ask:
What is lightning Hot Drops ?"
Our answer j..
lightning Hot drops is n most won
derful combination of pure drug, and
herbli extracts. cspcci lly dss gncd to
hitl pain, TO allay inn ,mmat.on aad to
sootAe ana heal all nesh wounds, of
whatever nature.
lightning Hot Drops Is the greatest
pain ptnlceu known to mcIicai 5 .icncc:
1T IS Tor internal and external use. ani
IS equally COOL for man beast or fowl.
Lightning Hot Oops is an carmin-
ative OF pronounced power, and is an
Acknowledged specific in all stomach
and bowel disorders, exerting a cor
receive ini1cnc, never equalled by any
50 called similar preparation.
Lightning Hot Drops IS universal
pnnacc1 OF rare merit, stan ling alone
and unapp 'oIchable in true Ine licinal
qualities
INT every cl1i II FOR Lightning Hot
Drops is su,taincd b. strict truth is at
tested by The remarkable popular ty of
the remedy at home The d,u ,yist
eyeryw Iere, without exception. report
remarkable AMI constant increasing
sales Of the preparation, anil in nearly
every clse add that IL is pleasure to
sell such rom ~ oa;lus, of the uni.
versa. satisfaction il gives.
Lightning Hot Drops is stan larI
household remtlv, well worthy of "A
place i'm every hone the whole wear
around Lightn NJ Hot D-op, is slll
everywners at % an scots. per bottle
30 two ana one-half times as llrg, us
&c. and j. made on'y Dv the Herb
Medicine Company. Springfield, Ohio
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-17
\ Pretty Face

is the result OF healthy physical con-
diti' Beauty is tut skin deep" vet
it greatly depends on a cI AR com olex-
ion, free from wrinkles ana hollow
cheeks.
Heath always brings wealth of
beauty. healthy state of ths system
comes with Doctor Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. IT'S med Gin. prepared
for woman's aim ,n,s-:t cures those
arrangements and Weaknesses which
make wonan's life m ser,ble.
n wOnIn who ne elect, TO take proper
EXERCISES is particularly prone To eX-
cessive congestion, debility AMI slu.
g'sh rcuiation. This is the tirns we
q " Sc the pres ription.' In all de-
rdnEemehts and dispiacem ents of the
sDeci j orrnns which resu I IN signs
innGml.ipn," in catarrhal q scn argos
from the lining membranes, and in dis
trcs5in< irregLl trities -. this medic ne
is guaranteed to cure, or the moacy
will b. returned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-17
TIE BEAUTIFUL ROCKIES.
They Contain the Grandcst Scenery
and the Richest Gold Mines In
the known World.

For unknown wealth i'm Ia ulou,Iv
rich mine, OF gold and silver spIri,-
ing prcc.ou rcm.stuIe,. not % men
tlon the lovely scenrv. orr own Eocev
mount tius exec any rrvion on ctrtn.
The Illustrated Nes.dv Of Denver
C'Iotaio. founded 1901 illustrate, the
choicest scenery each week ami tells
900 about tng son lcriui wc,t Also.
true stories ~ love aud adventure.
J b zig family paper. contains cigrt
large ptge-. Gfi.eIx columns. viii be
sent On trial three months On rtpcn
Wcrts) FOR only ten tsO-ccnt STAMPS:
clubs ~ six 81 on. dollar bill Hand.
some gold ring, given free as p-em'-
uus Is dress as above and mention.
TUE AEGus when voU write.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-17

equality will exist, the same inius.
tice wall be perpetuatej, Only diff.
fering in degree, but remaining the
same IN principle. Say thai in
round nam bers the nee, ssities Of
Government are 800 900, 900 u
year, und that our population is
7O.0oo.00o. This will require, if
equally apportioned per capita. and
not according to ability. about
80 Z per iuhsbitant, to raise this
sum. Oar population divided into
families. Wall give about II, 900, 600
OF families, OF the average of FIVE
persons to the family. Let us now
make another calculation upon this
basis. Suppose that the average
family buy OF pr0tectcd or duty
paying articles an amount sufficient
TO give duty put, or contribution
to the revenue, OF ten dollars, In u
year; and that is certainly ii very
low estimate, taking the high wealth
a0erage Of $1,000 net, how much
ought the wealthy Glasses, ten
thousand, twenty, forty, fifty thon-
sand, and millionaircs-and their
names are legion-to contribute !?
! Why 500, 500. $i0O, $500. y
= *l.000-Sl0O. 900. DO they
DO 1t +: Why, no. OF course they do
not. Every one knows better that
Will allow himself to think. And
yet, | am told, that this is IL wise
aud bencficent system, that ought
to DC continued. Why, | do not
tear to assert, that If tho wealthy
OF this country were made to con.
tribute to the revenues of the Gov.
eminent in the ratio of their wealth.
taking what the average poor man
Is compelled to contribute as blsis.
would meet ten years Of Congress
sioA1l eyvrayagance, and the reye-
nue. officers Occupation" would
be practically gone.
The syslem Is Fundamentally
wrong. because it is, and always
will be, class legisl ,tion. 4 tariff
cannot exist without comforting su
perior advantages on certain classes
or, in other words, it will confer
benefits on some classes that it
has no power to confer on Others.
y tariff law cannot. be constructed.
whatever you may choose to call it
PROTECTIVE or revenue-that does
not protect certain occupations to
the neglect of others. The LO!C or
revenue tariff does not afford SO
much, and is therefore TO thlt ex-
tent the neirer equality; but still.
from the very nature of the system,
operates unjustIy upon the people.
and is only IL little better in degree.
but very little better in principle.
This is another fundamental error.
that legislation can never cure.
What, then, would / do a.? |
would, Just as sooE rs it can be
done, III justice to those interests
thrt are largely dependent upon
tariff legislation for their life, wipe
the whole law from the Statute
books. AMI thencefortn pay our
taxes for the support Of Federal
Government, just as VIC do to our
State and County Governments:
every man ACCORDING 70 his ability
the wealthy in proportion to their
riches, and The poor man according
90 bis poverty.
In another article / my submit
my views on the question how this
can DC done.