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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27
LossEs I'M wAYs.

We have either been sending too
much money out OF tho country, or
getting too litlle 10, or both. We nave
Loot steadily "a both directions. our
foreign trade has bpen diminisnsj aud
our domestic trade has suffered Ia.
caleuiaDlo loss. DOES not this suggest
the cause OF our pJeseat depression sud
Indicate its tomeJy9 Confidence In
home enterprises has glmos, wholly
disappeared. Our shops ate closed or
running no hall time nj reduced wages
aud small pr0nlg, u not actual loss.
our men nj nome are Idle, and VIII
they arc idle men abroad are occupied
in supplying "a with goods Our uuTi.
vailed home market for tho farmer has
also greatly suffered because those who
constitute II, the great army OF Amer.
eau Wage'carnefG,nt e without The work
anu wages formerly had. n they can.
not earn wages thoy cannot buy prod.
ucla. They cannot earn ~ they nave
no employment, aud when they DO not
earn, tne iafmnfs' hJma market Is less.
ened and impaired,and the loss IL felt
by both producer aud consumer. The
loss OF earning power ulone la THIS
country In the past three years IL sufli.
Client 10 have produced our unfortunate
business situation. 10 our labor was
well employed, and employed at a.
remunerative wages ~ In 1892, Ia few
months every farmer IN tie land
would feel tne glad change IN the
Increased demand Tot his products ami
Ia the better price which lie would Tt.
ceiye.
It's not Increase IN the volume OF
money which Is the need Of the time,
but an increase In the volume VI bust.
neft; not An increase OF coin, bu, nn
Increase VI confidence; not mere coin.
age, but more active use OF tho
money coined; not open miuts for the
unlimited coinage ofthe silver OF The
world, hut open mills Tor the full and
Unrestricted labor Of American work.
ingmeu. TIE employment OF our
mints for thu colnegu Of the silver Of
tue world would not brlug tue
urcessagiea ana comforts OF HE
back O. cur people. Iuis
viii only came with tue employ
munt VI the matsts, and SUCH employ.
ment n ceftsiu 90 follow the tn.U-iAb.
llshmeni ui q wise protective policy
which shall encourage manufacturing
~ home. Protection has lost nOue Oi
lis virtue aud implrIance. Tho flrst
duty OF tho Republican party, II 10.
stored TO power In the country, viii no
the enactment OF taun law witch
VIII raise Nil the money necessary to
Conduct the government, economically
and honestly a1minlslered, ana 80 AZ.
ustoi as 10 give preference 10 home
manufactures and ad,qualu protection
10 home lhuoT anu thu homo market.
We ure not committed 10 any special
schedules ur rates Of duty. They are
AMI should bs always subject to cnanl
10 meet now conditions, uut tue pIin.
uiplu upon wnicn rates OF duty are i'm.
posed trmainH he samo. Our duties
lContnusa ." rage f,vs.J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27
rARIFr LraIsLArIoN.

The only measure OF general ma
tutu inst Affected tho treasury aud tue
employment Of our people passed BY
the Fliiy.ihird C0ngfeus was tue gen-
cfAl tafiii net when did not receive
tue approval u the President. Whnt.
over virtues may DO ciaimei Tor that
oct, there IL couiosssdly ono which ~
does not pussute. IL lhcka tbs ctsHu.
Hal virtue OF raialhg revenues tuiilcl'
ont 10 supply tho needs OF tue govern
mont. IL hos AZ no time provided
enough revenues for such ncolP, but 10
has caused depletion IA tho earnings
oi iAuOf and laui. IL has c,ntfibutoi
20 swell our national debt mora than
: 202, 600, 00J, sum nearly az great ns
tno usbi u the government irtm
Washington TO Lincoln, including al
OUT forulgu wars from the revolution
90 the febuilioa, Since lie passage
work OF home has been Diminished,
pficHs Of aaricultufal ptoducis have
fallen, confidence has teen arrested,
and general business decentralization 10
SEGA on every hand.
The total receipt under the tarifi act
OF 1874 lot the iiJst twenty-five months
OF its enforcement, from September,
{, June, 1885, were s6d7, 6ld, S2s anu
the expenditures fill.4l', 3lA, Of a de.
fioieucy VI ss2,s08,U3b. The decrease
In our ggporss Of agricultural produots
aud manufactures during the ftai ~.
teen months Of the present tarn, ~
cunirasio1 with the exports " tnn hrsl
| fineun monihH OF the tariff u 1890, wa,
$40, $50. 500. Tho excess OF expJf,s over
Imports curing the Net niiee months
Of the tariti uf isO0w s2l3 ,952. 0js, but
only $50, 76s, Gg3 under tho Met fiteen
months OF tue taTin Of 1894, loss un.
der tho latter Of slj7,2l i,3i5. The net
Ices In the trade baiancr Of the UnituJ
S.at0s has brun slgB. 0s8, G17 duriug tho
hut fifteen mOuths' operation OF the
tarln " 1891, M compared with the
nTst fftocu months Of tho tar n Ut 1899.
Tho loss mas BEEN large, o1n-tnut aud
stoady at tho rate u Sl8, $4,000 pet
month, or $500, 900 Tor every bus!n eos
day OF thu year.
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An .s'uo Of supreme Importance IL
that OF protection. The psfil OF fres
silver ID n menace 10 DO iearcu; We are
nlrcrJy experiencing the tiiros OF par.
tial irso Trade. the one IN Ist DO avert.
od; tho other corrected. lno Rspub.
lican parry ~ welded q the doctrine Of
protection anu was never more earnest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27

lCo"'i"usa U" Iage f,vs.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27
THE CAUSE or ALL Evils,

What startling anu sudden change
WITHIN tue short period u eight months
fTom December, 1902, 10 August, 1893.
What nad oocurrol2 A cnangs OF al.
naturalization, All bHuones OF the
government had been IntTusie1 10 the
Democratic party which was commit.
tod against the protective policy tnat
had prevailed uninterTuptedly for more
than tniriy.twu yeara nnd brought un.
cXampied prosperity 10 tho country,
huu ntmiy pledged 10 IT, complete over
throw ana the substitution VI tRflil
Tor revenue only. The change having
beoD deereed by tue elections IN No
vember ila ,iisots were al once bn. iui.
paied and iolt. Ws cannot close cur
eyes to these altered conditions, nor
No1l1 II 10 wiso 10 exclude from
contemplation and investigation the
cHuien which ITuuuoo them. They
IRE laota when We cuunot as u people
Disregard, a'd We can only hope %
Improve our present cpuaI,iOn by q
stony VI theIr csusef. In december,
1907, We had the came currency aud
pa cloally tue same volume Of our-
unoJ that We hsye ms. 10 Rggrr-
gaIvi Ia 1892, S2,8J2 609,50l; iu 1908,
l.d.8 Ol0.uUU; ia 1904, S2J28, Az, a69.
nnd IA Decemuuh 1890 s2,l9i, 1000, .3J.
Inc Yer capita 81 money has been
Practically the salno curing thls whole
peiioa. Tho qualIsy VI tho money mas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27

Civilized people
pity the heather
who throw them.
selves under the
wheels OF the Jug
ggTnaut Idol, yet
many civilized
people sacrifice
them selves just rs
necdlcasly to the
Juggcrnaut Of dis.
ease. They grow
thin and pale and
euaciatcd ; lose
appetite and sleep
and strength and
get no noun Va.
uicnt out OF their
food n this goca
ON sooner or later
disease Is going To
roll over them and
crush the life out
Of them as surely
a. auyJuggeuaut
Yet they do little
or nothing TO help
a. Souictiinca
they think moth.
Ing can be done
WHhnHha o. asss.f.H..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27

in So supu1ft and adv chcy thal now.
II afFum8nt woru nocIel - strengthen
iis devotion iJ"ihr Americas stem, -
or ihcfCate tue hold ~ thst system
upon the party and people, 10 n iuuud
iu the Ice on and experience Of the
psst three year,. Men realize IN their
own daily lives what before was 10
many Of tncm ouly report, history or
tthiiti1n. Tney have had a tfial Of
both systems hnI know what each has
done tor them.
Washingtnn, In his farewell address,
September IA, 1898, a hundred year
ngn, esi1i "As very impOftant
s.ufce " strength aud security,
cherish public credit. One method %
pfesutvlng u IL 20 use " ~ epitingly
as plsaiblr, avoiding the accumulation
u debt, not ouly by stunning occasions
OF expense, uut by vigorous oXerlionH
In time ~ peace 10 discharge the dohte
whlcn unavoidable wars msy have &C.
cauionui, not ungancfDualy throwing
upon pottofily tbs burden which We
ourselves ought 10 tear"
To facilitate the enforcement OF the
maxims which he announced he de.
clarcd3 "lt 10 essential that you
sh auld practically bear In mind that
toward the payment u dots there
must be revenue; that 10 have revenue
there muit be tuNu,; thHt no texcs can
be deviiud which arc not more VI loss
inCDnvfuiout or unuleasani; ihat the
intfintin tmbarfassmunt iutepafhblC
from the selection Of pt0psr uHlecis
(which IL always choice Of dlili sol.
tius) ought 60 10 q uuc.Hivs motive Tor n
candid construction Of tue conduct OF
the government In making II, nud tor
tpifit VI acquleiceuce iu the meas.
utus tor obtaiiing revenue winch the
public exigcncles may a. any umO
dictatc.n
Animated by like sentiments this
people Of tue county must now face
tne conditions when besn. them.
"rhe public oEigencies demand pfompl
protective legislation which will avoid
the accumulation Of further debtby pro-
yi1iug adequate revenues Tor tho e..
penscs Of tno government. Thie Il
msniiestly the requirement OF duty.
IL elected President OF the United
Staics Il Will be my aim 10 vigorously
promote this object ana give that
ample enc3urag, ment 30 the ocCupa.
tons Of the American people wniuh.
above all else, H. 40 impcrauveiy do-
manded NJ this iuncturv Of our nation.
al afisiu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-27

Something can and ought 60 be done. There
Is no need of any such sacrifice. Doctor
picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery will
stop H. II makes fresh pure, rich blood.
II brings back appetite and nerve force and
good healthy flesh No matter how mr
gone people seem 10 be n there o. anything
LETT 10 build ON. the Golden Medical Dis.
eoycfy" will build them up again
In consumption Il cures people aitcr the
doctors declare they can't be cured. Il
heals the lungs stops the wasting OF tissue
and II givcs more uourshmcut than any
malt extract or cod liver emulsion that ever
was thought Of
Miss Mary whitman, OF I,nst Dickinson Frank.
lin Co. n g.. writes. " nor neatly ten months
had i1d cough and insitid 1i getting better q
grew worse. until . wns advised by friend tn Try
Dr. picrccs Golden Mctligal Discovery ! hCsi-
iaicd nt nfat ior 10 scented tl me nothing would
rive relief only death My uauuts were auEinus
about me and thnugnt had consumption OF No
lungs, However ] tried your mcdielnc, and be-
fore had taken ycN many doses there was
great change, and wien ihc second bottle was
empty, was thankful 90 say had no cough and
was great deal HiunpCr Many thanks TOT tAe
'Discuyercr Of such medicine
A sure and permanent cure for consupa.
ton Is Dr. piercc's pgdels one Pellet"
Is gentle laxative, two mud esthsItie.
The evening times., 1896-06-18
SENT BY THE WORKINGMEN
Secretary Keep, of the Federation of
Labor, is Going to England.
Trades Union Congressman In
portant Conference.

Trade unionists are making preparations
TO send Arthur Keep, secretary of the Fed
Grafton of Labor of this city, to the forth
coming International Socialist Workers and
Trades Union Congress, to be held in Lon
don, England, on July % to August 3.
MIR. Keep is one OF the most active labor
leaders in the District, ana was selected
some time ago to represent tile workingmen
OF Washington at the London convention,
The meeting Will take plIcc in the oil st.
Martins Town Hall. where the first inter,
national congress of workers was held, in
1864. The last assemblage took place three
years ago at Erich, Switzerland.
Delegates from labor organizations in
nearly all the large cities in the United
States and Canada will be present and par
tcpatc i'll the deliberations of the congress.
The influence which these American dele
gates will have upon the convention is recog-
nizcd in the fact that u decision has been
reached to select an Englisi-speaking rep
rcseDtative rs chairman of the congress.
The call ssled for the gathering declares
that 'all trade unions shall be admitted
TO the congress, also all socialist parties
and organizations which recognize the ne
ceSsity of organization of workers and OF
political action.''
The number of delegates will reach near
~ 1000. coming from almost all the CIV
lied countries of the world. All the Euro
pean nations. with the possible exception
of Turkey, will be represented, the greater
number, however, coming from Belgium.
Germany. France, Italy, England and Amer
ica. South and Central America will send
delegates. as will also Japan, and ut least
one from China.
One OF the leading features to be dis
cussed, and which, in view of the recent
The evening times., 1896-06-18
DOCTOR mccoy CURING
SERIOUS BRONCHITIS

w. A. UIle, 641 Maryland Ave. sw.,
conductor Pennsylvania Railroad: about
five years ago l had severe attack OF
Bronchitis. IL affected my head, nose.
throat and general system. had pains in
my head and chest and at times it was al
most impossible for me to breathe. l had
coughing fits which were terrible strain
on my strength.
II naturally have strong constitution.
but under this disease l steadily lost in
weight. l tried all of the remedies that
thought might do me good. but there was
no improvement.
II was hawking and splitting all the time.
There was a
Painful Tightness Across My Chest.
Ny appetite was poor and sometimes
would so for days without being able to
eat hardly anything.
MY throat would become parcbed. max
Ing 1t difficult TO swallow or breathe. l
was IN a very serious condition when
read of some OF the
Remarkable Cures by DR.. Mccoy
In Washington i'll cases similar TO mine.
believed that If he could cure Others he
might at least help me. He has not only
helped me, but about cured me. The
treatment has had Il wonderful effect. Tie
pains IN my head have gone and | seldom
reel the tight pains across my chest. Ny
head is clear, do not hawk and spit. anu
my appetite is always good now. IL
could not be better.
he first week that | was under treat
ment. gained three pounds aud am now
gaining weight steadily"
The evening times., 1896-06-18
RAILROADS
Southern Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.l
tschedule in effect June IA. 1896 }

.socneuuie In ERECT June IA, 1860
All trains arrive and leave Penns ylvania
passenger station. \
q. m.Daiiy, local for Danville connects
az MANASSAS for Strasburg, daily, except
SUNDAY, and at Lynchburg with the Nor
aona ,o,a a,u I western daily, and with the Ches-
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
n eI 10 in.-Daiiy, the UNITED STATES
era A New WI Ydrk carries arr Pullman Buffet Sleep
vile, uniting. at Salisbury with PullIna d
sleeper for Asheville and Hot Springs, N.
=; a. Hhoxyliie GI.o and Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Aueusa oaaio,Ie a1so pit pn1I, puiman Sleeper for
70 New Orleans, via Montgomery, connect
ing at AtiaDta with Pullman Sleeper for
hisinnlIngham, I'M Memphis and st; LOUIS.
ton and Strasburg, daily, except Sunday.
40! m.-DaiIy, localfor charlottesville.
l0:43 p. m.-DaiIy, WASHINGTON AND
ssTDHHTTHWEsTERN sTHT vEsTIBULED. LIN
sieepers, dining cars and day coaches.
Pullman sleepers New York to AshevilIe
ana H9t Springs, N.C.;New York to Tampa,
Jacksonville, and New York to Memphis
VIA Birmingham New York toNew Orleans.
wa AtIanta and Montgomery. Vestibuled
day coach Washington Ia Atldnta, Southern
gomery.
rhs,Ns ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:01 a. m
eept Sunday. and 6:25 p. m sunday y only;
for Round Hill. 4:32 p. M; daily except
Sunday, for Lcesburg, ard 6:25 p. m
daily FOR Herndon. Returning. arrive at
washington S:26 Il. m. and 700 ID. m.
daily. and 500 p. m. daily, except Sunday,
from Round Hill, and 7:06 q. m daily, ex-
cept Sunday. from Herndon, and s:34 a. m.
daily, except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains fIcm the South arrive at
Washington 6;42 n ui.. 2: 20 p. IN. and $40
p. M, daily, Manassas division; 1000
ii. ~. o;iily. except Sunda V, and 40 a. m,
daily. from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
Formation furnished at offices 81 IL and 1900
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. ard a l Pennsylvania
Rai.road Passenger S.ation
w. Fl. GREEN, Gen. Supr f-st
j. NJ. CCLP, Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent
l.. ). BROWN Gen. Agent Pass Dept
The evening times., 1896-06-18

war talk, will be of especial interest to
American workmen. will be the question
of war and arbitration. Other leading ton
les treated will be embodied in resolutions,
many of which have been submitted by
trade unions on this side of the Atlantic.
or these the principal questions are pau
per aliens, child labor, the eight-hour day,
the general strike, the agricultural ques-
tion, piece work, colonial policy and con-
flict between capital and labor.
Inallofthese the American representatives
of organized labor will take an active part.
Translating secretaries will make it possible
for every nationality to be heard and itsown
particular opinion conveyed to every dele
gate.
The prime purpose of the congress is to
induce all laboring men to act in concert
and to interest them in political action.
Mr.. Keep willleave Washington in a short
time and join the American delegates in
New York. As the delegate from Washing
ton. he will take an active part in the pro-
ceedings of the convention.
The evening times., 1896-06-18
DOCTOR mccoy CURING
BRONCHIAL ASTHr1A.

A. S. Dent, II24 Is St ne. For
nearly three years 1 suffered from Bron-
chitis and asthInatic trouble. l was SUBJ
There was choking OF the tubes and short
ness or breath ana occasional pains back
OF the breast bone. Medicines seemed 10
have no effect. There was a hawking
spittlnS ana discharge OF mucus. Then
there was tightness across the chest and
dryness in my throat. l could scarcely
breathe at times. Physicians told me I
had asthma.
II lost thirty pounds in weight. 1 was
very feeble, not being able to get upstairs
without great cXertion.
Having heard or DR.. McCoy's remark
able sklii IN The treatment OF asthmatic and
bronchial trouble, l sought his aid.
The treatment has proved satisfactory
beyond expectations. l do not have the
pains across the chest as before. l have
gained in flesh and weight. Ny yfgor and
strength are returning, aud l am better
in every way.
The evening times., 1896-06-18
REASONS FOR THE Open INVITATION
Doctor Mccoy to All Chronic
Other Malady to Trial Treatment Entirely Free.

The purpose of this invitation extended
in the Trial Treatment Free clause given
below must not be misunderstood. 1t is
simply the result of the Famous Physicians
desire that the public may obtain without
cost an adequate knowledge of the treat
ment which is the perfected result of his
life work, which, like his earlier treatment
given to the world ten years ago, will soon
be in general adoption by the profession,
which has worked such cures In Deafness
and Bronchial Disease alone as TO startie
the old school practitioners, which has al
ready proven by the wonderful record OF
results that it will be the treatment of the
future. In extending this invitation Doc
tor Mccoy desires that its terms be un-
equivocal.
Every person In Washington TO whom life
has become n burden by reason of the filth
ness and suffering OF common Catarrh OF
the Head, Nose and Throat may now apply
at the offices of Doctors Mccoy and Cow
den and receive trial treatment free OF
charge.
Every person in Washington who has De
come discouraged and tired of the vain
fight they have been making agninst the
cough, the choking spells and the ever-re-
curing agonies of Asthma and Bronchitls
may now apply at the offices OF Doctors
Mccoy and Cowden and get an inkiing of
what may be done for them by better
system of treatment than they have here
torore been receiving. They will be cheer
fully accorded trial treatment without
charge.
Every person in Washington who has
lost strength of heart and strength of body
and is becoming pale, emaciated ana IAN
rn-Jawed and melancholy, by the SICK
ness, the torture and the starvation Incl
dent to chronic Catarrh OF the Stomach
may now apply at the offices of Doctors
Mccoy and Cowden and receive, without
expense, an explanatory administration or
the treatment that has restored so many
thousands of gloomy dyspeptics.
Every person in Washington who may
be undergoing the fiery agonies of Rheuma-
tism or the blight, the suffering, and the
Disagreement OF Eczema, or the weakness,
failure, misery, and decay due to any com
mon form of chronic disease may now ap-
ply at the offices of Doctors Mccoy and
Cowden and get glimpse OF happier con-
dtions in store for them under the Mccoy
system OF treatment.
The free trial treatment will be accorded
TO all upon personal application.
To those who continue treatment until
cured there will be no expense beyond the
regular nominal monthly assessment. all
medicines included.
The evening times., 1896-06-18
THE ONLY TREATMENT
AND CURE FOR CATARRH

A. y. johnson. I24O 9th St y. W.,
the Well known hcating and ventatmg con
tractor. after a course of treatment at
Doctor McCoy's offices. said:
For > years ] WITS a sufferer from ca
tarrh. affecting mvi head, throat, bronchial
tubes and stomach,
Il could not digest my food properly
] would have violent attacks OF beiching.
caused by gas on the stomach. After eat.
ing there was Il sensation of weight
resting on my stomach. | tried all known
remedies and Succeeded only in finding
relief for n few hours. Having learned
something of Doctor McCoys skill IN tn,
treatment Of catarrii. bronchial and stou-
ach troubles. went To him The treat
meDt has benefited me wonGerFullv | tIo
not have the stomach trouble. | am a
new man in every way. ] am satisfied
that l,cctnr Ncr",'s is the proper treat
ment for catarrh." '
The evening times., 1896-06-18
CURED OF ECZEMA
IN ITS WORST FORM.

]. w Ewing, Clerk Auditors Office
OF the Treasury for the Postorfice Depart
ment:
Small. dry scaly sores. running together
which gradually increased in size, form
ing b!otches on my body, was diagnosed b y
physicians as Eczema IN its worst form
l suffered all the asonies. seemed TO me-
that any one could. Strange burning SEN
sations began in my feet, and formed a
circuit. inCaslng my body.
My hands. feet and ankles were swollen
and painful. | could not bear the touch of
clothing. Physicians failed to relieve my
pain.
Il tried every available remedy. without
success.
when Doctor Mccoy instituted a na-
tional practice in Washington | was i'm
pressed with his remarkable record, and |
went to his office.
After weeks application I felt a great
Improvement. | was relieved from the
intense itching. and gradually the biotches
grew less. Now I am entirely cured.''
The evening times., 1896-06-18
MORE ABOUT THE MARVEL
OF CURING THE DEAF,

Miss Virginia Loveless. 2IOS Yer
mont ave: None except those who have
suffered as have can understand the tor
ture caused by the ringing. Kissing and
buzzing noises in the ears.
II had been dehfa a number of years.
and at times almost totally so. The
roaring and buzzingl noises would SO in
crease that had toput my fingers in my
ears in order to get moments relief.
II am in the choir or Grace Church. cor
ner of 9th and streets. and for long
time n
Could Hardly Hear n Word
of Doctor Leach's sermon.
"Since 1 have been treated by Doctors