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Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
&Ucu, cier GRAM!

Oct er ct Spergsma1l, Tom pftere /
btsie Tiger bar bRrrt optaTtsi.
"5ram" meo omborpparenoe piben,
fdbslise Snitrumenter eies efter Siems
tomiten al ben norlte Stat.
9ette bar 5oruoiatninsen Iaapel for
be priDate giOrda til GrpeOitipnensuos
ruitning fOm for 5tutsbspilgningcn.
8enne iiOIte gabss paa getinaelie at,
at Der ao anosn Sci tilpeiebrdates Ser.
100000.
5or 5iloeisbringelien at bette gelgb
itaar bet norlte 5plt / Satnsmmelisz
bsosgielo ferit pa fremit til So.
Mdi. aonsen. Der itrar tilldgoe ct gi-
brds al Str. 10000, bernait til be
Manb, Der tos fig at 5~pretasenoets sto>
nomiife 2eoslIe. Oct bar O'Srr. 19s.
Searnlep, 4rel Seiberg og Chef Rirez
n9s, Der puato9 Jig at FfaHe be reItersloe
ar. $4,000, og / fort Sib iamIsbs ct
gioras az &r. $1,000, iorbelt pda s
8ioragspbere.
SgIua Ienere Far bette asoeri forez
itdast STAINS 9tonomi CO 81. a. pso
en- pripat SiG9gsIubIfription tilpeies
braet pbsrlisere bel SIR. 10000.
BORT 5olt bill | bisie 0dge mict /
HdnIeniubelen lille glsmms oisl. .qtenos
Rapns, men mso StJlt6eo minos3, at
Norses &onge og norifs Sorssre meo
SHerpiaisbso og frit SIM rar rlso at
iette bet fore acknowledgements
igang.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
era at sinSaar semtnarp %
Suififute.

Som ies Iap | A5ormitorict4 os fnnotreoe,
ranot bet mig ifnot: Moafc bet iuHoe pare
al Snteresie for qnblitum at bsre uogle Srb
fra oenne Stole. Oct laitcr nh mon @ins
teren, cs 6armerne bar oa life iaa trapelt;
De bcspnoer at i~petnlcre pna at ienoe fine
Ssnner 90 Sstre poa Stole, for at be fan
faa eniiags ltooanuelie. Get e~riieuoes nu
ogiaa blanoi be iarmeubc alasier, at 2Grcom
er nDttig til ale Sing, paa famine 5iO ION
ben er let at bare. geu bel. Oct bar life
egentlig min Mening at sipe nosen meta
pbpfif analpie uf 2rroommen; men Blot
at paapesc ben uomtpiitelisc aienos9iernina,
at "Runofab CT Magt".
Nu bel. Sct n,aa life foritaaeg, at lea
dgter at pptrGoe lom 6olportsr for nogen
'Grfilt Stole; bet maa naturligbis ~operlas
oes til enbper for fig ielo at prloc, til bpilten
Sfols ban (eler bum bill eaa. Set bomber
10 lnoertioer, at pisie 2Greanjtalter tolpors
teres fra ct ~inebrere Santiunos=S tanopuntt
men oct er life Silfaloet ber. ReDfriperen
itaar, iaa at fi9e, paa ct neutralt Forum -
bet bill fsc - ban fan ie lDie Sioer hos ols
Samfuno, paa fannie lib Tom ban belocr
met mob ben GOrcneoe 6irte.
Ia ics for R9rberenos iclo ftuoercr tep
oenns Sfolr ct. snssar Sem. % Snii.l,
laa ian icg uotale mig nteo liOt sieroTab til
lamnte. Rosen biitoriif gsfripelle at On.
ftalten bible BET bore altfor biotlsftia, paa
famine Sio Tom ben oitoe bore operf(eoio,
oa ben Der ombanoleoe Stote er bel fieuot.
liar inocn bore areoie. Seq fal oerior inos
ifrGnte mig til at uotale min eoen Msnina
/ entelte gnntter:
|. Seq timber Stolen at bore liberal "a
i%taacnoe paa 6ribeoens Gruno, bet BIZ iioe,
at ben letter ingen peoasosiF soanggtrpis
paa Stuoenten, paa famine Sio Tom ben ops
retbolper en- itreug Croen oa Siicipliu o.
pasisr nSie, at 6ribeoen itte tascs til 9lulcoz
ming for aisost.
2. Sinige timber ieg: ut Sfolsn er al.
iiotg paa tit Smraaoe, at ben bar ct uounrss
tet llnberoisninssipism: 6urbersSenoe=,
College og Hormals Afoelina - iaa enten
man snIfcr at uoounne fig for 9uineis s9iuet
eler for 2Grsrgierninsen, elsr 1t iorbcreoe
Jig for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iaa bar man /
nrpnte gnitalt Ell life alere iortrinlia men
o9iaa fcrbclospis biais auleoning.
Som betienot er Stplcn anbcfalet "a rpit
al StdtsuniperFtetet os erflGrst fulotGnnia
til paa I'M Nttcit at irtte Stunentca Yaa
uttocrhteicts S~prtGrfel. Zen 6orcncoc
Rtrtc bar ogiaa p~eOiienpt 's ocnne 9rreaus
ftalt, Dog life iaa, at Den Dper nogcl 9ieto=
Wpnoigbeo ober iamme. Zen er Ell "Sorz
gaaro iii &irfen", lom Qaitor SlIrn btreos
/ FIN aabuingstale pto oenne 6pittcrmin.
Slaf Matbilon,
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

q. a.: "51priteins mupe"!!l! RpIig
par Der en-. ION beo "GpoIi", % nu en-,
Iom bsoer "1boritett." Gr bel pgId1
en- M Bog al Sblsn2
aorrs.: Rel MI er jsg leo al Spss
ringen bin. Ru Ttnl bu bsrs: ) Sons
mer a Der flor Sdngerfsit / ariitias
mia pda gippstousen, iIjor bapoe pi
Wobileisrins os Mansosr oeO Sstarss
borg, Gurborg bar ~Itreost "5augtusia"
og 3. 3. ODER Gpnen" Ro. 2, 8repen
az Boris er oeo, Der bar p9ret flor
Brand ! llrtegdaroen. StaIierne bar
fact prpgl peo @oua, Gproial sr Iolat,
adrl Sobanss Sbedtret er oplgit, Olaf
Sdn'en er ! Bergen, RorooIIetdndlsn
sr aabnet, llngarn bar bupt SuIenadrss
tsit, aeiIer Wilbelm bar teledraieret til
aruger, Stiftsgaaroen sr Iolat, Sols
mentolbdnen Iful bDgges, Qters6us 1tdl
rsitdireres. 9enitre iii 50 peo fioIte
8dlg, 8rsoifsbanen er oa6net, Dopbs
eide bigger fore 8aaroe / "8arl Sos
bar" Sdpdn bar Fadst 5ormoia; men
oi fit lite 8spGrsr / 9slgisn. Murer
Sagerup bcOsr 2pnspGr, Der bar paret
yfiltbrano / Steosmo, Stdngseunp er
bIit Stdtsraao. "9soteren" er paa aris
mlndlaipl, 9eperbdbI bar mdlet W;os
gao rsormrn. 6olmbo bar malet Stdrs
Der, 8enitre bar erobret SriItidnid oa
5ran1m9nbene Mdbagastar - pub
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Yetrolemiit / lat Torm.
en- uorIf Gpfnoelie.
18eroens Gang" meooeler.

"8eroens Sang" meooeler:
Oct bteu nplis i~oreoiit os ct Ter /
2anbet tioIissre utisnot Stof, nemlis
getrpleum i iait 5Orm. Stuife.. Der
iremtiqes al 5errerne Sanip. SGnien
os Yropiior Solm er erptoiionsfrit,
inoebolosr 8 til A @anse lao for Bars
m~eefiett iom aul, ilpoer life no, men
iorbr9noer lansipmt meo en- flor %
intens 5lamme. Get antnnoes meo
en- 5prhitte. On liosn Sritet paa 25
Gram, buis 9etailpris bliuer ii Gre,
er tilitraftelis til at aut9noe 8ul uoen
Nnpenbelie al Deb os 5liier. Brtfsts
terne, Der inopafies / Smsrpapir pa
irlsss / ggifer paa 40 Stptter, tassr
lioen Ylaos, luster life os i~orbrRnoer
/ Omen mso COB 9rat naten ubeu
Res.
StoHet ustcs isst anpsnbt i stbperi
GUS iom Sptaneeliesmiobel / eteosi
for 5liier % 8eo, % | lisnenbe Gie'
meo unoer 9amptieoler. Z itsrrc
Stptter. tuorpeo 5abrifutiouen betpos.
Zig iorsnfles, pil bet iaa anpenbelie
Stebet ior Sui ombpro paa imac
Dampbaobe, paa 9ampiprsiter, boo,
bet sielosr at iaa Damp ! en- 5art
iamt paa bore ariss lfibe, iariis 1ur.
p~eocbaaoe. buor bet er al gistisbee
at BABE ct 8ranbsmateriale, iom tass,
liosn Blaos | gorbolo til 8armesfi,t
ten. en- 2%OrpeSpbaaS, iom nsppe iat
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Scpbeo fan life fureres

Tee al grst. Der ar gun en- Diaaos. bpotpaa Tspbee
ton tursres. % bet u pte tenitituiionsHs Nislsr.
Tsphso ioraarfaass pse en- i~nhamsrt 1iliaue a. nor;
ineelissrsrtis StimttHos. Raar bette Rsr sr ms
hamn,i. bar ! Su2nirs l grtnt susr ipztttt AsrI,I.
o. nanr bette Nsr er belt lut.ei, sr Dspbeo Rsiultas
tst. ea bots ttfs Sntanatlon fan tisTuss % bette @sr
~eituaipst nn n crmale Tlittno. oil SstslIln bitps sess
eatarrt. ION itt, sr auoet sne en- iuhamsrsi 1ftiiarc
al Siimorahieer.
Ri nil sipe At Durerese Dollars Tor bpilteilomh,ln
atIiGlos az gspsse Geraarassi ptb satatrh). ism RI
tan turerss Dss po1's sasarrh eurt. ssns ,fi,r Cir,
fularr. statis
q !. gaeHss b Co. 1slssO. csis.
~ Srlets hes dus Druasiittr iot Use.
&C beeit, az eaab GantIitptau.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
sra gamlc Saac.

Spenfor 8daroen Seatpeit | gruns
teberg logger Der ct Berg, fom faloes
Smiojebsrget. Der Ida Foroum en- me-
get 'tor Sten, Ipm nu er Ipnoerfuot oo
bortfsrt; openpaa oenns Sten bar tire
ooale '5uller, Tom bite fig at bore buaz
seoe. Gn Dperg bapoe fin Smeoie Der.
og enonn ian mar finoe ipnliae Merter
efter oennes 9ebrift.
paa Segtpeit bosbe Iamtibia en- ria
Wfanb, Tom beote 8pnbss Spenuna, pa
iom piloe Ilda 9oersen libel. 9perae1
bao ida pattert ON at maatte bsboloe
slpet, at oa bette nestebss BAN, lobeoe
ban, at | Spenunas aftpm ffuloe be
fleite blios "SpsintaQer" os "Msifiarz
ringer" 9onos Spenuns To 0oeraen
libel og besroo Dam paa ct Steo, Tom
taloss 8%raoeoal; men efterpda bleo ter
lad forf9roeIis meo SpsselIer, at Mors
oeren bar nebt til at srape aiaet OBJ
isisn, ps bette nebIantebes MI / ct Siern.
Der fables "69iustisn." 9onoez spez
fluns bapoe z Dstre, Der ale osoe Tom
"WpitjGrrinser"; for bier at fine Dr.
tire lob ban opbpsse ct Stabur, Inn bar
iulopdttst al alaber, % paa Scstoeit
'tdar snbnu ct Tibet sdmnrelt Stc6ur,
lom 'tdl babe tilbert en- al Scsrunss
Optre.
pda 8adroen Sousen / 8runfebsra,
t9t peo Rorsebalsoanoet, fob / oanlls
Oage en- Ssboo. Snbe / 9poen Iao en-
gang to Satere meo boer fin Some. Oa
De bapbe iiooet og bpilst en- Stuno. be-
spnbte Manoene at afforbsre ON at
bptte aoner, os berunoer ldsos ben enc
Manb: "Sd. min aone er Iaa bpstis.
iom nosen fan lasses Sat paa." 5sr
be git ub isien, blep be eniss ON 9bttet.
os Melsmlaset blsp ct gaItereb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

iful
at fdd
bgtig),
+elbre.
PeHtdar
llli,eos
re enO
TIA, bet
| 6iitpz
' pitiaet
be folll
enbper
b tdIte
8rdno
Il bare
| norTte
dnbet
hn life
ben til
| nlinbit
|n,Rn9s
te mere
Zig 90.
| Gang
len for
lens Ell
ig LICE.
Repus
fttontf.
3ldperlle
'ae ION
|te Mlr.
{ bdd,s
cg ben
Qlnin
Ssroe.
tly first
nroll at
end for
forau'
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

Sill, at Ell manolis SlaStnins, ioet
Sruoen ifriber oper i'm 6aoers Earifel,
en- 9allsrten fra ct al be suerite
8inouer | Suief. @aar 9aaertensn /
stptter, pil 8ruoen btiue lpttetis; huis
life, mao fun uere iorbereot paa mcs
gen Wooaans.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
correspondence.

tuudtrrrorer uren sgnrn ro gorss'e fnaes w
r~r,ffsuirr I'll. re lfif life ernnra oiernerlirfe AZ
sdofIitner. slarnft nj fiie tIipe Dfieniiisaicrt. met
ulrfie retipn mepoe ssrreipprpesii sn'er BET. Meh
6rtattilnen maa bare aapnst GO Gprfsisn-
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02

st. Ansgar Seminary and Institute
bar ct iaroeIes sOot College Preparatory
Course. Sc, bpab Der iises ON bet | Sir.
lens Nuerttse cement | bette Blab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-25

Sm 6aufe bes Maiors bon 2ehr ~
Griebenau brahten bic eriter Sage bes
neuen Sdbres man4erlei Befuh. nur
niAt hen am meiiten ertparteten.
lieutenant b. R0nissborn, Der iein
Gri9etnen 3uge1agt bate, lieb ni4ts
bon fih b0ren unb bod mar Srma
anf's bDhfe gefpdnnt, ibn BY ipres
den. Seinetipegen, nidt neil 1ie ein
unbeipuBter 6er3ensbrung NIT biefem
Werlangen erfiiate, fdste lie ii@. Mm
Neuidbrstdge bate lie uuf einem @dn=
&c 5u ibren Mrmen pbne ibr3utbun trs
fdbren. bdb Grundu NIT benz Nd1ts
5a0e blei9 uub einElbig BON feintr
Metfe anriid1ssehrt isi. D0fiir Gdb e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-25

gari riante. Stubioius:
,,8eitern lit mein Onfel ssitorben!"
p5ilifer: "Wirtli49 -. Gsiebs isiner
Eai9e!" =.
Nus benz &aiernbof. I'm;
teroffi5ier: v&erls, nur INNER Mutbt
- oas 81 bes Columbus lit au6 MID
an einem Sag selest moroen!"
- Gin peifimi1t It. vSpnner=
petter! Nuf Der Melt sebt bo6 9lles
natiirli6 gu - mein lleber5ieber sebt
natiirlib nibt su!"
@ertbi9dbuns. N.: 80,
bieie Sirene bat mid mein ganses Ser,
mosen eefoItet" s.: LIMB mid =
ben 8eritanb!" o.: vSie tommen
bait iiberaa gut ues!"
- Cine erfabrene G6Hin.
Grau (als 2apallerie poriiberreitet, our
H06in): = rOie &apallerie ift bod
elne reisenoe 3ruppe!" &o9in:
rSa = aber bic Snfanterie 1T treusr!"
-gnttdui dung. 8ettler (oer
foeben Elm Stiid 8rDt befommen):
rDas getteln m09f einem idon 3,ltpi.
Der tperb'n! 3ebnmal tpenn id bitp
Inn a Stiidl 8roo, mas seben + bir:
u Stiifl 8roo!"
9agefol3= 2ogit. vSie
fino bod f6on iiber Die Bier3is, 9err
Snipettor - iparum beirabten sic
eisentli9 ni9t9" Sa, ieben Sic: ne
Mlte mag i'd ni9t, elm junses Mdbel
mdre bumm, tpenn's mid ndbn', unb
Elm bummes Mdbel mag i'd ni6t!"
Ginf a d. rgla. mein 2ieber,
mas betOmmt Sbr benn Abenos in Der
| &aierne 81 eKeng" %, ba lebnen
mir uns nit bem Ma9en an ben Gfen
nnb pdrmen bds auf. mas mir Wittass
batten!"
Greunbli6e Ser mitt=
lung. @1ubmann: .Warum i1logen
sic ben Monn2" 0err: ,Gr bot mid
Elm bides G9pein seIdimpftl- G6ub,
mann: .Do nibt Sbnerl iAlagen auG
uints ba iniifen sic bait cine Gnt-
lfettuneatur burnma@eR! ass
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30

serrated leaf and you will see why. The
 directions given by one who learned the various stitches at the famous South kensington school are: "A long stitch forward lon the right or upper side), and short backward stitch on the un- der side." The illustration will show how this is done.
 The same method is applicable for outlining flowers, such as pansies or daisies. When center is required, the proper finish is the French knot. This looks complicated to those who do not know how this is done, but it is very simple. It is made by pushing the needle up through the cloth, just where the knot is to be, then winding the s;ik round the needle, two, three or four times before pushing it back through the cloth to the wrong side. The num- Der of times you wind the thread round will regulate the size of the knot. Twice is sufficient in ordinary work.-Brook- lyn Eagle
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
REVENUE AND PARTIES.
Partisan Measures Must Be Deferred fcs
 tho praaauf-

Partisan Measures Must Be Deferred fcs the Present.
 It is to be regretted that the demo- crats, or that part of them that is made up of paid retainers of the president, as office holders by his grace, and of those who wish to become paid retain CTS, and of the gentlemen of alien ex- traction who strive by importing Euro- pean shoddy and putting it on the Amer ican market as strictly wool" are dis posed to consider the Dingley com mittee's revenue bill from a party stand- point. There are, however, democrats who refuse to be bound by the edicts of the president or to be frightened by the fulminations of his retainers, and the E,nnber of them increases daily.
 This is no time for factional strife. The gold reserve of.the treasury is de- pleted, and can be replenished only by increase of revenue. Every temporary easement increases the ultimate deple- tion by the amount of the interest upon the loan. The proceeds of loan cannot create true reserve. The revenue of the government falls short of its neces- sary expenditures by about $70,000,OO0 year. This is not the time for animad- version upon the blunders of the policy by which so huge Q deficit has been created. It is time for action toward prevention of larger deficits, and pre- vention can be accomplished only by instantaneous increase of revenue.
 Any measure productive of speedy in- crease of revenue must be the result of concession. The stalwart protection ist must be content to defer thorough reconstruction of the tariff to the more convenient season" when all branches of the government will be re- publican. The enthusiastic free trader must be willing to abide the result of a new approval to the country. Each must unite in n purpose to increase the revenue.
 The bill that is before congress linn its the duration of its measure to two and half years. It is tentative only. It does not increase tariffs to protec- tive degree, but to point that is for revenue only. In like manner it makes temporary increase of revenue by that form of direct taxation that is known as internal" It is a measure of con- cession; it increases revenue, in part by democratic and in part by republic an methods, and leaves the ultimate adjustment to the next congress and the next president, who will be in structcd upon the matter by the results of the campaign of 1896.
 The democratic party, which is the minority in congress and in the na- tion, will further enfeeble itself Dy op- position to the measure of relief now pending.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
Democratic Mismanagement.

All the operations of the government under the Cleveland administration ap- pear to have worked for the export of gold. The persistent attacks upon the Greenbacks have caused foreign distrust of our currency system, and the general situation here has led to heavy selling of American securities. The larger por- tion of the government bonds taken abroad under agreement with the syndi- cate have been returned. Coupled with this have been heavy merchandise im- ports. all conspiring to drain our gold supply. The operation of the democrat ic tariff is bad enough, but some of its shortcomings would be overlooked if it yielded revenue sufficient for the gov ernment's needs. But it does not, and is without shadow of justification from any point of view. Things have becom" badly mixed under democratic rule, and it will take time and patience to restore satisfactory conditions.-TroyI I imes.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30

most dainty silver lamp, which is to take the place of the tiny silver candle stick which holds the wax taper. The shape of this lamp is so exceedingly graceful that the chances are every writing desk in the city will be adorned with one before the winter is over, and it will prove most delightful Christi mas present to bestow upon some girl who is now collecting things" for her writing table.
 The pattern is what is known as the colonial, but the shape strongly resem- bes the small Roman lamps. As vet it las only been shown in silver, but it will not be long before 1t will be re- produced in all the different materials that those trifles are made in. When the outfit is complete silver seal is added to the lamp, but either will prove &n acceptable gift.-E. I. Herald.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
A Delicious Mexican Dish,

A Mexican dish of sweetbreads and oysters which is delicious is made as fol- lows: Soak and blanch your sweet breads, cut them into equal sizes and re- move the skins and little pipes. Take about three dozen fine oysters, strain off the liquor. Put the sweetbreads in- to stewpan and cover with the oyster liquor; add three large spoonfuls of gravy of roast veal and quarter of q pound of fresh butter cut into bits and rolled in four. When the sweetbreads are done put in the oysters and let them cook five minutes. Add two wineglasses of sweet cream, stir up well for few minutes, and serve in hot dish.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
CORRECT STATIONERY.
Suggestions That Will Bc Appreciated b!
 Letter Writers.

Suggestions That Will Bc Appreciated by
 Letter Writers.
 Striking novelties in writing paper are plaided, blocked and brocaded in elaborate and not-to-be-commended fashion. Pale tints are also popular q delicate blue, pink and cream. Pale gray, lettered with black or silver, is used for second mourning. Mono- grams grow smaller; they are inclosed in q ring not larger than a ten-cent piece, and frequently backed with green or blue enamel. These are most expensive designs. Long, narrow en- vclopes are superseding the large square ones for wedding and other invi- tations, with, of course, the sheet to correspond.
 To seal letter properly, one should have an alcohol lamp, or q roll of the wax taper sold for the purpose, and still air in the room. With the seal and en- velope before you, turn one end of the stick of wax rapidly over the flame, not near enough to ignite it, until it is creamy and ready to drop, then deftly rub it round and round over the point of the envelope flap until enough is de- posted, when the dab of wax may be held moment immediately over the flame. Then firmly press the seal into it. If a drop of the hot wax is first placed under the point of the flap, the seal will be less likely to break. A we'll cutseal will never stick, ,and practice will insure firm impression, with the wax nodded neatly and evenly around the seal. In all this, pray be careful! Blaz- ing: wax in some hands is dangerous. Remember Mrs. Longfellow's sad fate from the lace of her gown catching fro as she sealed herletters!-Home Queen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
He Was Astonlshed.

"Yru know," said the lady who " if, sincere ardor desires only the bes. fo, M the human ace, "that a dog will nO. . touch whisky?"
 Col. Kyahter passed his hand o,., his brow in a troubled way, and said.
 Madam. do you mean to tell me ,h,. anybody was evah guilty of such on.' ' rageous extravaganza as to ofrab wbis ky to dog?"-Washington Star
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

UThe democratic party need not be- come unduly worked up about select ing successor to Grover Cleveland. The republicans will attend to that N. Y. Press.
 DThe democratic party at this juncture seems to be almost wholly composed of men who want someb body else nominated for the presidency Chicago Tribune.
 r1The treasury deficit for the first IS days in January is $7,2S5 ,306, and the total for the fiscal year to date is $22,- GS0,013. It is the same old story, yet Secretary Carlisle persists in claiming that the revenues are all right, and that only the grecnbacks cause trouble. None are so blind as those who refuse to see.-Troy Times.
 gTThe democrats will have nearly a month in which to study the republi- can nominee for president and the plat form before they nominate a candidate and make platform of their own next summer. Even then they will not be able to dodge the tariff issue which the republicans are sure to force upon them.---Cleveland Leader.
 UNew railroad construction was less even in 1895 than in 1894 by 132 miles, and less than in 1890 by 3,571 miles. The h:rting of foreign goods to market esnnot be as encouraging to transporta- ton companies as the double haul of American raw material to factory and of American finished product to mar. kci.-American Economist,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
HURTS MANUFACTURERS.
Lack of Solid Prosperity Since Cleveland
 Camo Into Onicc.


 Camo Into Ofnco.
 It is always true, even in the best of times, that the failure of men engaged in manufacturing industry are more numerous, considering the proportion borne by manufacturers to the whole number of business men, than failures of persons of any other class. One reason for this is that the manufac- turer alone is exposed to violent for eign competition. the intensity of which can never be accurately meas ured in advance. Naturally, therefore, we might expect that failures in this department of industry would be par ticularly numerous when tariff legis- lation has permitted foreigners to have large opportunity to occupy this mar ket. And so we find that, while in near ly all lines of business the liabilities in- volved in failures last year decreased, those of manufacturers actually in creased by six per cent.
 The free trade papers Of late have published statements showing that many new mills of various kinds were
 
 that these statistics prove that manu- lecturers are fourishing under the democratic tariff. The facts respecting failures supply incontrovertible dem onstration that the claim is without foundation in fact.
 Some forward movement there must always be, in nation of 70. .OOO. 900 peo- pie; but the narrative of mills built can have no value as showing that the conditions are hea!thful, unless it shall be accompanied by proof that no great CT number of mills would have been constructed under other conditions. At any rate. no intelligent observer re- quires statistical evidence that manu- featuring business is not in good con- dition now. Neither that nor any other honest kind of business has had any solid prosperity since Grover Cleveland came into ofIice.-The Manufacturer
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
Domestic Economy.

''What's this?" exclaimed the young husband, referring to the memoran- dunn she had given him. "One dozen eggs. pound of raisins. bottle of lemon extract, can of condensed milk, dimes worth of ground cinnamon and half dollars worth of sugar. What do you want of all these things. Belinda ?"
 "I've got dry loaf of bakers bread" !" replied the young wife, "that I'm go- ing to save by working up into bread pudding. I never let anything go to waste, Henry."-Chicago Tribune.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
How to Sell Shoes.

She had vainly strivcn to pry her number four foot into q number 2h shoe, and the salesman saw that all efforts would be useless. Then he said:
 Madam, let me show you shoe espe- cially made for Cinderalla feet"
 He produced pair which fitted per fectly.
 "rll take them," she beamc6.
 They were four's, marked 2b.-Bay City Chat.