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New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
WHERE WAS "THE ENEMTS COUNTRY!
IT WAS UNNECESSARY FOR BRYAN TO COME EAST
TO FIND TT.

IT WAS UNNECESSARY FOR BRYAN TO COME EAST
TO FIND IT.
Washington. Nov. II (SpeciaD.-A letter received
by the Republican Congressional Committee yes
terday from the Office OF the County Clerk at LIN
coin. Neb.. contained a statement which shows that
II was hardly necessary for William j. Bryan to
travel all the way to New-York and New England In
the recent campaign in order to penetrate what he
styled the 'enemy's country" The statement gives
the number OF votes cast for Mckinley and Bryan.
respectively and the majority received by the for
ner IN the voting precinct ward. city. county and
Bryans precinct he received 102 and Mckinley re-
ceiVed los votes; Mckinleys majority. B In the
rHth Ward OF the city Of Lincoln. in which Bryan
hVes as also do il0lcomb the POpocratic candidate
for Governor and Broadly the Popocratic candidate
for Congress- Mckinley received SDs and Bryan re-
ceved oll votes McKinley's ma ajoriy 297. The city
or Lincoln. Bryan's home. gave him S3s. and Nc
kinley 1880 votes; McKinley's ma ajorty. 012. The
county OF Lancaster in which Lincoln H.. gave
Bryan o6D and Mckinley GJO5 votes: McKinleys
majority. 80. The Ist Congress District. in which
Lancaster county Is included gave Mckinley IL, 436
ana Bryan lII32 votes; ma jority for Mckinley 104
iherc was no place IN the United States, probably:
where the hght was hotter than I'm the Fifth Ward
OF the city OF Lincoln in which Bryan. Hocomb and
piodny all I'VE. The result was that Mckinley re-
ceiVed the biggest vote that has been cast for Re
Pupncan candidate in that ward within the last
seven years IN 1880 the Republican vote was eS5:
N iel II was JC2 In 1899 6f2: In 1893 500 In 1894.
votes
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
NEPOTYSM IN THE TREASURY.

HIGH OFFICIALS BusILY ENGAGED IN PRovID-
ING GOOD PLACES FOR THEIR REI.A-
TIvEs AND FRIENDS
Washington. Nov II (speciaD.-sincs the dsluge
OF November 3, Republicans are noting with In
terest the activity displayed by Treasury ofhcials
IN providing soft berths for their friends, relatives
ana personal adherents. For instance. J. A. Wet
more. appointed during Cleyelands first Admins
ration, retained by the Republicans. and under
the present Administration assigned private
secretary Of Logan Carlisle. serving In that ca
pacity during the latters crusade against Repub-
hcan clerks. has recently been shifted from
uHc csrkship TO place paying E70 year.
Scott Nesbitt. Of Missouri. ardent Bryan man.
who was promoted by Logan Carlisle to appoint
mcnt clerk OF the Treasury Department after n
career as chief clerk In Of the bureaus-n
which which his only aim seemed TO be to down Re
pubhcans-has secured the appointment Of his
respectively Auditor Baldwin another Bryan
worker. has his daughter employed as his private
secretary. and she figures on the rolls ST.
clerk. Auditor PuRh also enjoys the services OF
nis daughter as private secretary. at salary OF
u.9O year.
1t seems fabulous in these officials to think that
yneir friends and relatives are fixed for life Per-
n4p9 II will be found that Republican Secretary
9! the Treasury 10 not required to give reasons for
0smleeah or reductions any more than his Demo
0atio predecesGoy.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

Matter OF f. W. Bloomingdalc Co-Freder'ek O.
Gedney. >., AZ.
Stone ag, Spooner-Jesse s. Nelson
Turch ast. Brigas-John II. Roean.
Matter OF Black-Daniel j. Farley.
Mood agt Tinany-William q. Davies.
Matter o. Rscamer Manufacturing Company-Whiam
q. Davies. -- <...... 49,, p,,, v-r,.r,
L. MacRae.
Matter OF Round Island Park-John H. Hogan .
Tiy Lawrence. J.
Rreen agt Lennon Augustus X. MCMAHON
BY Beckman. j.
Dan Butlsr-Frederck !. Duncan,
Kaiser agt Schwab-Augustus c. Brown :.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court
by Smyth. J. -''N .,'f -
Matter Of Island Park two casep Iats
Thomas $. Crane agt. Robert d. Buchanan-Eaward =.
Kinsey.
Philip schseter sgt. Louis sohasfer--John ~ Aosss'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
COAST DEFENCE WORK.
REPORT OF THE ORDNANCE AND FORTI-
FICATIONS BOARD.
GOOD PROGRESS MADE IN FoRTIFYING HAEBoHs
IN THE LAST YEAR-CoNGRESs URGED TO

GOOD PROGRESS MADE IN f''lf iiN' ""'D~'''
IN THE LAST YEAE-coNGREss URGED TO
MAKE LIBERAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Washington. Nov 1.-THE annual report Of the
BOARD of Ordnance and Fortiica tions. composed Of
General Nelson a. Miles. Colone! ROYAL l. FRANK
lst Artillery Colonel Peter {. Hams, Corps OF
Engineers: Major +. II. Phipps. Ordnance Depart
ment; Captain J. C. Ayres. and ex-RepfeseniatiVe
J. II. Cultivate. was made public to-day. IL sa is
in part:
Under the increased appropriations Of the present
fiscal year the work Of placing our harbors IN d
proper state OF defence Is making sooa
nually for a few years. our principal ports VIII
II is hoped. however. that more liberal ap-
propriatons will be made, IN order that We , my
at any time In view Of the present serious aspec;
of European politics. 1t Is only common prudence
connie, cor t' arise we are liable to he embroilcd with
some Power whose navy in ne present defenec,
enormous ransoms from our chief cities
war II il come at all viii come Nn Wl,h no s,, warn n
defended ports and an inadequate navy was de-
saa sa In srT fw ~G%a nsrs M a M as sn
the surrender at Sedan occurred only forty day >
aeT n 6neur 6ne m r1cs OF Of vsyng cnsh but
dom does a generation pass without grea, con,
since our last great war. and another may soon II
the past he guide TO the future. terinnai" one OF
the longest intervals OF peace We have ever en-
joyed
Our Engineer Department IL ready with It's most
modern plans for fortified tons and our Ordnance
Department is prepared with designs for guns and
carriages that equal 10 any in the world. u
Congress will but Increase the appropriations 10
the capacity Of those departments for useful and
economical work. II will not be long before our
coasts are secure against the attack Of foreign
Powers An effective preparation for war is the
best safeguard against war.
To the report is appended the report Of the Board
on Regulation OF Seacoast Artillery Fire. which
recommends that. In the construction Of the en-
placements for the batteries now being placed In
position, due consideration be given TO the import
ance OF providing for a system OF fire control and
communication between batteries. and for all other
necessary appliances; and that appliances for this
system be provided at Fort Monroe Fort Hanco X
and San Francisc) Harbor, where high-power guns,
pneumatic guns and mortar batteries are now in
position or under construction.
The Board visited the various establishment 8
doing ordnance work for the Government. and Was
impressed with the lack OF economy that result
from the irreeuari.y and uncertainty with viii y
work is carried under the present system Of
making appropriations. The Board Is than
evs- convinced OF the wisdom OF the rec ommcnd l.
ton made In its last report that regular annual
appropriations be made for sedcOast d"fences an
their armament.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
"JIMMY" O'BRIEN's LITTLE CAMPAIGN.

HIS YOUNG DEMOCRACY WANTS TO REVIVE THE
SILVER AGITATION.
Ex-sherir Jimmy" O'Brien was around yester-
day giving out the Information tha' 'he iouns
Den,ocracy which is the most recent name taken
hv tho Jimobriens will open the free-silver cam
pa,sn for 1900 at the ST. Cloud annex. Forty-second-
At. and Broadway this evening. They VIII renom-
mate Bryan for President. Jimmy SAID and MAKE
P PI 80, In the neld next fall. Jimmy has not
decided YET whether he VIII run Tor Maynr & he or
,.T'an with the Supreme Court. and no alliance
Win Tammany Hall" Jimmy" says that Tam-
many Is not loyal TO silver
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
Flint's Fine Furniture.
Superbly Modelled Library Pieces.
Factory Prices.
Cxenrsions.

By Steamships OF the RED ID" LINE In Con-
ROYAL Mail STEAM PACKET COMPANY
Visiting 81 Thomas 81 kits Nevis. Antigua, Montser
rat Guaieoupe, dominica. Martinique It. Lucia. bsr,
bado, St Vincent Granada Trinidad Iobago. la
G,,avfa Caracls Puerto Cabeio and Curacao Sailing
from New Work January 81 February "a and March "a
f"re HENRY GAZE Rows. Ltd.
rouris AGENTS ia BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Smyth. J.
Matter Of Casperfeld- James y. r. Baldwin.
N,u.r of Newman 4 Co.-Elisha n. Camp.
Ksrnochan act Faeger-Isaac l. Miller.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
STATE HOSPITAL DISTRICTS.

Albany, Nov. 1.-THE State Commission IN Luz
macy to-day re-established the State Hoopital dis
.,.,s ,rhe only changes were the placing OF the
counties OF Queens and Suffolk In the Long isiaid
District and the county OF Wyoming VI inc bu"aio
District
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
Al.BEM tRfF.

Alsbf. ~ NiNi-is'
g. l. Allen. Chicago.
: Russell. Midileiown.
Conn.
). = Palmer. Toronto.
Mr.. =. 4. ssyles. Paw
iuckct. H. /
Miss X. l.. Davis. Pawtuck-
-. X. I.
Mr.. {. {. Book. Richmond.
Va.
Mis- Williams. Richmond.
I. G. Williams. ir.. Rich
mond. Va.
II. y. slater & wife Web
st~r. Mas.
J T.. iiars-sves. Kendall.
Ing.
HHOApWAY CENTRAL.
" Rosentretcr. ST Louis.
~ l.. olney. Auburn y Y.
T. Keith silver creek. Ark
II. +. Woo..ard. Washing
ton.
u II Machines. Bermuia
l.. Strur-r. Cleveland.
&. . Bow len London.
: y Hayden. Buffalo.
J r. Page. Boston.
NJ : Johnson 4 wife.
Wilk.-harrc. Penn.
H. q Evans rittrhurg.
: J. Main. Utica. y y
l.. II Weeks. Rochester.
y Y
&. : Maynard \ wife.
Washington
~. NJ. Green. Indianapolis
II ; Spielman. Columbus.
ohio.
GlLSEY
4. \ Kilpatriok. Toronto
" r. Johnston. Toronto.
". =. Atwood. Connecticut.
~. '. burns Buffalo.
u. II. Jones & VIE. Boston.
+. EscObnr & wife. 'leve-
land.
: II. Cos kendall. Round
out. y y.
:. y. Forbes. Buffalo.
J l.. McCnguc. omaha.
Ncb
Ms VI -. Moore. Ams'er-
dam. y !.
GRAND.
J. 4 Maddox. Rome. Ga.
r. " E.weli. Philldrlphia.
". T.. Ayers. Syracuse.
y. \.
&. II Cushman. Boston.
:. y. Calender. Scranton.
Perm.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-18
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.
HOLLAND

HOLLAND.
g r. Vales. Boston.
n. q. White. syracuse.
Y. Y.
Mss VI. II. RIG. Piiisburg
" lodson * wife. Beth %
iehem. Penn.
Ns. \ y. Young. Evans
ton. Tex.
:. l.. orr. Evansville. Ind.
NORMANDIE.
n. ". sullivan. Broohlyn.
Mrs. Gibhs. Bath. y. y.
Mrs y. Campbell. Bath.
Y. Y.
=. Walker. P.ttsfc.i. Mass.
{. ". Fox. Eos'on.
g. /. Drain. Chicago.
PARK AVENUE.
T. II. Hopkins. keeseville.
y Y
<. G. smith. Beatrice. Neb.
\ !. Iroge. Chicago.
W. ". Iromis. Tr ~. y. Y.
!. T.. Dwyer. Troy. \. \.
Miss Dut~ate-. Newrort,
r /
y. u. Wells & wife. Nor
wi,h. Conn.
Mrs.. n. =. Nichols & fam
lis. Minneapoiir
-. VI. Fisher. Toronto.
-. V. Sage. Sing Sing.
VENpOME.
II. l.. Iarrah~e. Boston.
II. n. Nickerson. Boston.
". Greenwaid. Philadelphia.
&. r. Spratt q wife. New
York
+. T.. Block. cincinnati.
T.. T b.pck. Cincinnati.
WESTMINSTER.
The Rev. H. + Duhring.
Philadelphia.
+. Davis. England.
r.. r. Hathaway 4 wife.
Fall River. Mass.
Pros NJ q. lockwood &
wife. Princeton. y !.
Miss h G. lockwood.
Princeton. y. J.
X. ". Miles y family.
South Oraige. y. j.
The Rev. \. II Sier.t. y y
ark.
". \. May. Scranton. Penn.
". ~. Warmes. Reading.
Penn.
A.. H. Melleri, Reading.
Pen.
+. b.. Wells. Creenii III.
Mass.
g. r. car0ther. Midiictown.
Conn
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Probate Court Proceedings.

Following is a synopsis of the pro-
ceedings in Judge Heckert's court for
the week ending October 6:
Matter of Louie Alexis, minor; W. ID.
jones appointed guardian.
Matter of Angeline Skinneway, minor;
w. ID. Jones appointed guardian.
Matter of Pearl Charles, minor; Ma
tilda Charles appointed guardian.
Estate of Abijah Hayward, deceased;
hearing on claims adjourned To Oct. 90.
Estate of Elmer + Markle, deceased
Elmer w. Hall appointed administra-
tor.
Estate of Alexander NJ Stockwell,
deceased; order allowing claims.
Estate of Joseph ii. Nyman, deceas-
ed; r. G.. Nyman appointed admins.
traitor.
Estate of John Roosevelt, deceased;
order allowing claims.
Matter of Henry Alexis ct al, minors;
Joseph Joos appointed guardian.
Matter of Louis Blackman ct al,
minors; Joseph Joos appointed guard
ian
Matter of M. ID. Cronin, alleged in
sane; order of hearing Oct s.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Highest of all Leavenng Power-Latest U. Govt Report
R3H!a.!!! g! RRsxlHs Rs*dssF
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Miss Daisy Longwell had an exciting
experience while driving on Friday
last, with Andrew e.. The bit broke,
leaving her nothing with which to con-
troll the horse. and he ran through Main
street. A gentleman, seeing her pre-
dicament, caught the horse by the
over-cbeck rem and stopped him by
the check bit Matt. says he would
have given $40 for new bit for "A few
moments, and would have thought ii
very cheap at that price.
A. Chase Thompson of Oswego, n.
Y, the creamery man, has been here
and decided TO close the creamery, as
not enough milk has been furnished to
make the enterprise a profitable one.
The NORTHERNER Is sorry this step
has been necessary, rs we are thorough
ly convinced that creamery is bene'
fit To the community and To its patrons.
1t is not probable the institution will
be reopened, although it may be if
farmers of the territory tributary To
Paw Paw are sufficiently desirous OF
having it,
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Circuit Court.

William H Longwell VS.. Estate of
William r Hawkins, deceased Yer
dict and judgment for plaintiff, 5000 0
and costs. Ten days granted to move
for new trial.
Leslie Scott VS.. Rousseau Durkee;
plea withdrawn; judgment for plaintiff,
1902 80 and costs.
William Hoadley VS.. Rose Meachum
Verdict and judgment for defendant
with costs, by order of the court.
The people VS.. Frank Stanley; bur-
glary. Plea OF not guilty changed to
guilty; respondent sentenced to Ionia
for one year.
W. J. Armour and John r Griffin ad-
mitted TO become citizens of the United
States.
The Mattoon Mfg Co VS.. Thaddeus
Il Harrison. Verdict and judgment
of mo cause of action" with costs to
defendant.
Bernice e. French VS. John G.. French
motion to quash writ of habeas corpus
denied.
Jury discharged Saturday afternoon
and court adjourned until Wednesday,
Oct. z, at nine O'Clock a. M.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded in the registers office
during the past week:
Lorica Smith To + l. Brotherton; 10
"A w w + n w I Almena; 5000
w r Udell 10 + Parsons; lot blk 4
Champions add Decatur; $l5.
+ w Stowell To & 5 Pearson; lot IA
and pit lot IL blk 3 Allen, Huntley ~
Stickney's add Hartford; 1866.
Globe Casket Mig Coto Thomas NAL
Ion; W qnwq2 20 Pine Grove; $3.50.
Is Monroe To Bartel Schrender; lot
3 blk Home add South Haven; 800.
Melissa Pierce To i w StOwell; lot
4 blk Stratton's add Hartford; 1925.
South Haven Dock IL Transfer Co To
Dunkley Celery IL Preserving Co.; par
vii South Haven $500.
John Halfret to Henry Danneffel S G
q nee Z Keeler; $780,
John Danneffel To & Nj Yerrington IL
W; e I s I eq;n Is eq and Il 5 W
q swq Keeler; $500.
John Dannetfel To o + White and W;
n q n w q and s IA eq n wa II
Keeler; $4,000
John Danneffel To Henry Danneffel
and w; 5 W wqS eX a and 30 a
W II Keeer; $4,000
Aquilla Purtee to Martha Clinard
seq wq eq 3 Hartford; 800.
Jaaette Nj Morrill, to Herman Miller;
h lot blk 8 Union add Lawton; S25.
G Cash to Frank Foote; W h h
W q II a 30 Antwerp; S275.
& Huntington To JohI Lyle; 140 a
sec 80 Paw Paw; $1,000.
Belinda j. Wright To Anna l. Myers;
II sw q S6 Bloomngdale; $3.50.
Mariah Parrish To Dora b Goers;
lot blk and lot adj Lawrence; 81.
Thos Cross To Anson Goss; W q
13 Covert; $1,000.
John Miller TO Barlow Bridge; II a
pit q 30 Columbia; $50.
A II Cook to Enos Hughes and W; n
q ne q II South Haven; $4,000.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
WHERE 1T HURTS.
ONE EFFECT OF THE WILSON
TARIFF ON THE FARMERS.

How IL Has Injured Their Markets In the
Lumber and Mining Regions Their
Best Customers Becoming Competitors
Farmers Institutes In the Upper
Peninsula.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Republican Meetings.

PORTER CENTER, OCTOBER Even.
lng-Judge p. g. Young
SOUTH HAVEN, OCT. 7-Evening-Hon
+ l.. Hamilton
LAWRENCE, OCT. S-Evening-Hon Z
l.. Hamilton.
DECATUR, OCT 9-Evening-Hon. +
l. Hamilton.
GENEVA, OCT. S-Eyening-I. z. Bates
at Lafler school house.
GENEVA, OCT. - -Evening-I. p. Bates
at Sheldon school house.
keller, OCT. 12-Evening-W. G.. Nc.
Carthy.
DECATUR, OCT. 3-Evening-W. c.
Mccarthy at colored church.
LAWRENCE, OCT. 5-Afternoon-Hon
l.. q. Palmer of Big Rapids
GoBLEvILLE, OCT. Is = Afternoon =
Hon. L. e.. Palmer.
ARLINGTON, OCT 16-Evening-I. p
Bates at Hicks school house.
BANGOR, OCT. 17-Afternoon Hon.
Chas. Flowers of Detroit.
ALMENA, OCT. 17-Evening w. G..
Mccarthy
GLENDALE, OCT. 7--Evening-Hon. j
}. Woodman.
BLooMINGpALE, OCT. 19-Evening-
Hon. M. G.. Burch of Grand Rapids.
keller, Oct. 19-Evening-Hon. + Il.
ellison of Benton Harbor.
ARLINGTON, 0CT. 9-Evening-Hon.
j. j. Woodman at town hall.
MCDONALD, OCT. 0-Afternoon-Hon
NJ G.. Burch.
DECATUR, OCT. 2O-Evening-Hon. f.
X. Gibson.
PAW PAW. OCT. 21-Evening-Hon
Mark s. Brewer of Pontiac.
LAWRENCE, OCT. 21-Evening-Hon
M G.. Burch.
MATrAwAN, OCT. 21-Evening-Hon
+. X. ellison.
SOUTH HAyEN,-0eF. 22- Evening
Hon. M. $. Brewer.
HAMILTON, OCT. 22-Evening-Hon. j
j. WooCman at grange hall.
HARTFORD, OCT. 23-Evening-Hon
Fred A. Maynard of Grand Rapids.
BANGOR, OCT. "a - -Afternoon-Hon
Fred A. Maynard.
KENDALL, OCT. 24-Evening-Hon. j.
j. Woodman.
LAwToN, OCT. 29--Evening Hon. Chas.
+. Townsend of jackson.
DECATUR, OCT. 30-Afternoon-Hon
j. Wight Giddings.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07

All the prosperity enjoyed by the
American people, from the founding of
the United States down to the present
time, has been under the reign of pro-
tective principles: and all the hard
times suffered by the American people
have been preceded either by a heavy
deduction of the duties on imports, or
by threat of such reduction. or by
insufficient protection, thus refuting
all free trade theories on the subject
ID. III. Mason
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Cummings.


At the front with complete line
in every department. "Up-to-
Date" goods at "Up-to-Date"
prices is our motto.
Felt Window Shades, best
spring fixtures. I5c.
Opaque Window Shades, best
spring fixtures, 25c.
Curtain Poles, complete, I9c.
soc Table Linen. 36c.
$500 Napkins, $I.45 doz.
A good Linen Toweling SC.
$I.oo Corsets 5Sc.
Double fold Suitings I21c.
Illuminated Suitings I2tc
50 inch All Wool Dress Flan-
nols 2oc.
90 inch All Wool Imported
Serge 900.
SO inch All Wool Imported
Serge 22c.
Ladies I5c Seamless Hose Sc.
Child's Ioc assorted Hose &c.
Ladies'latest Capes and Jackets
$2.75 and up.
Ladies' out of date Cloaks o8c
and up.
Ladies Shoes oSc and up.
Ladies' $3.50 Shoes $I.o8.
Gold framed Spectacles 4Sc.
Nickel 4" Ioc.
Butter Milk Toilet Soap sc.
Best Tar sc.
3 bars Lenox Soap for Ioc.
2 bars Red Star Soap for sc.
Very best soc Tea 800.
24oo best Parlor Matches Ioc.
Best Cooking Soda &c.
2lb pack'g best Rolled Oats SC.
Cork lined wood Faucets &c.
Best Ginger Snaps &C.
so extra good Cigars ooc.
&C Pencil Tablets &c.
Ioc Ink Tablets &c.
I bottle Ink or Mucilage SC.
Rubber Tip Lead Pencils &c.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear,
special values, 25c and up.
Unapproachable bargains in all
departments.
Millinery department is turn
ing out Tam O'Shanters at 35c
and up.
6. K. Avery.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
New suits.

Edward f. Napiervs. John G. French,
case. Heckert Il Chandler.
Capital National Bank of Indianapo-
lis VS. Fred Brooks; assumpsit. L. j.
Cavanaugh.
Alpheus S. Anderson VS.. Elmina J.
Anderson; divorce. Il. j. Cavanaugh.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
Marriage Licenses.

Fred johnson, 20: Minnie Baker, 10,
both of Geneva
Rhett |. Gould, 80, Keller; Eflie
Dewey, 81, Sister Lakes.
Guy Searls, %; Cora Knapp, lS, both
of Decatur.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07

Ladies, we beg to call your attention
to our French tailor method of dress
cutting 1t is absolutely the latest and
best now in use. We take but three
measures and guarantee a perfect fit.
Can be learned in a few lessons, is sim
pie and accurate, easy to learn and inn
possible to forget. We have just what
the people have been wanting for years,
viz: a method that is simple, accurate
and cheap. We urge the necessity of
every lady learning to cut her own
dresses, regardless of present condi-
tions. We claim it an accomplishment
We will demonstrate the merits of our
method by cutting test Innings free of
charge. Seamless waists a specially.
We would kindly invite you to investi-
gate the merits of our method at my
place of business in Longwell block.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07
The Foreign Market Delusion.

Even if the question of the location
of market, at home or abroad, were
of no Importance, the matter of its
size certainly is. When this aspect of
the question is considered, the utter
folly of such figures as the HerGLdS is
apparent. The immensity of the Amer
lean home market aud the insignit-
cance of our foreign trade by compari-
son are manifest from whatever situa-
ton the subject is viewed.
Our total exports of all products,
manufactured and manufactured,
constitute hardly more than per cent
of the home consumption. For 1889
(year covered by the eleventh century,
the facts are AS follows:
UNMANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07

For bronchitis, asthma or kindred
troubles of the throat or lungs, take
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup, a
household specific for all these COM
plants.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07

Total -S3, ,537 $50, ,39l 1886, 49,, ,523
Deducting the exports from total
production, and adding S423, 1856, ,440
of imports (Which includes some mis-
cellaneous items), we get 81, 375, ,244 1903
as home consumption of the above pro-
ducts for 1889 The foreign markets
amounted TO just II per cent of this
home consumption.
With manufactured products the
showing is even more striking. The
total home production for 1889 was So
372, ,437, ,2S3; exports, $l3S, ,675, ,507; i'm
ports, 1921 ,345,21 (also including some
miscellanies). This gives a home con-
sumption of manufactured products
aggregating the immense sum of s9,-
800, 106,9 1888. The foreign market
amounted to only IA per cent of the
home. What comparison!
Combining, we find total home con-
sumption of all products amounting to
Sl2, $50, 35l ,296, against which place our
total exports of $3.50, ,2S2 500 adding S..
Ala, $40 of miscellanies). The exports
constitute paltry SO per cent of the
home consumption From Gunton's
Magazine IN. ~, for October.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07

The secret of happiness "Keep your
liver right" Burdock Blood Bitters is
Natures remedy for complaints of the
liver or bowels.
The true northerner., 1896-10-07

Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn. Elegant lunch
in milk. O.. can. 10c.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-04
A QUESTION.

Folks does lots O. talliin' bout disnity's
charm
An tells ye ye ortenter laugh out aloud :;
Eff ye only jes' sn!cker they look with
alarm
An say. with a sneer, that ye're one o.
the crowd.
Yet'woulln't ye druther see smiles than n
tear
An be with man who is anxious ter
smother
With laughter his moments OF sorrow an
fear;
say-now honesty. wouldn't ye druiher?
From the eyes of the hypocrites tears
often start.
Ez they do from the crocodile waitin'
fur prey:
Eut laugh. ter sound hearty, must come
from the heart:
It's truthful, whatever its owner may
say,
The folks ;het is solemn. an distant an
still,
Seems frequently prosperot.s, somehow
or other:
But ye cAu.n with a feller that laughs
with a will; -t' -faF =
Say-now honesty wouldn't ye druther?
Washington Star.