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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
PROTECTION ARRAIonEp.
Republicans IN Favor Of n License to Roi
the sousutper.

's'P""he"ns IN Favor OF License to Rob
the Consumer.
Secretary Carlisle in his annual report
states the proposition that "a large
and continuous export Of particular
class of articles proves an ability 10
manufacture as cheapIy as any foreign
competing nation"
There Is no denying the truth Of this
proposition. Manufacturers OF cotton
goods, for instance, may export at
loss for one year, or may be two wears.
in order to prevent a breakdown in
home high tariff prices. But they will
not go on exporting at loss any great
length of time. Rather than make a
sacrifice continuously they will curtail
production. Therefore the fact of con-
tinued and increasing expectations con.
clusi,eiy NSoves the ability of our man
ufacturers TO hold the home market
without the help OF congress-
| The fact Is proof conclusive that tarir
| proteetion upon an article which IN
1(nQGeolDnn|
nbies an american manufacturer ID
extort more from his own countrymen
than he is perfectly willing to accept
from the people of other countries.
The fact of continuous expectation in
open composition against manufacturers
the world over is proof conclusive Of x.
tortion and an ABDOMINAL BILE wrong OF
which deluded and too compliant Amer
leans are the victims.
Here is case in point: The pro-
ducers of pig iron in Alabama are ship
ming In o. n mn Mt 90 II
do not pretend that they are shipping
at loss. The fact that they are doing
this business proves that they are able
TO compete against the world. IL proves
that the duty on pig iron enables them
10 get from their owa countrymcn more
han they are glad to take from English
men.
There can be no excuse for the pro-
lection OF an industry which demon
'trates its abundant ability to take care
If itself by selling its product in the
worlds market, where ii has no protec-
ion. Mr.. Dingley's committee can find
10 reasonable excuse for increasing the
luty on pig iron or iron ore or iron In
ny of its more advanced forms.
And what Is true of iron Is true OF
ther things. There can be found no
easonable excuse for compelling con.
umers Of WOODEN goods or crockery or
lass or lumber to pay higher prices for
bese things. The producers can com.
'ete against all the world. not in spite
the high wages they pay. but because
hey get more product for every dollar
4 wages they pay than any other pro.
pcers of like articles in the world.
hose who cIamor for more protection
lamor for nothing but license to rob
Chicago Chronicle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

if Is not generally known tina, in
the human voice. thJugh generally but
"i hihe perfect tunes, there are actn.
ally no less than u. Sp!, sd.0lt5Is dif.
icrent sounds These effect, are pro.
duccd by u direct muscles. VII ch give
aeoat lO.S,3 different sounds. and 80
Indirect muscles, which produce "a.
sil, SIS sounds
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
ExEcUTED.7
Tob'rt laughiin, Double Murder
Hanged at Brookville, Ky.
'he Trap wss Swung at esso satard
""r"'nx aud frughiin Died Ainsoat ~
s,antiy--srnt's Half Dollar % - 1ns
Ing and HIS Good wnI 10 Sataoe6!


BRooKvIIIE, Ky. via Augusta. Ky
Jan. 1.-The law OF Kentucky w
fulfilled when Robert Laugh4t~ wi
hanged saturday morning. The I'd
was sprung at g:29 o'clock. The crow
which had gathered 70 see the cxcc
ton. tore down the HID
board Enclosure about tho sca
Told before IaughIin cnuj
from the jail. and there was much a
element. No one was hurt. Laugh
lin died almost INSTANTLY. In 10 MI
u'es Drs- bradford and wailin alloweI
VIC ooay e DC cut down u was plsI
LS3- - - bsy 49, =
nun Der OF people whose names ARD
well known were present sheriff
julie Plummer was with party made
up OF Jsiier Bitzer, OF Newnort. and
Fred Maurer, city turnkey Of Coving
ton, GEORGE Cook, OF Avondale, was
with party from Cincinnati
Fred Maurer, OF Coyington. called or
Laughlin just before sheriff Hook an.
peared with the death warrant Laugh.
lin told Maurer that he felt all RICH,
ana that he had rested well.
Give jackson and Walling my re-.
CARDS and tell them | wish them lucl,
the doomed man said.
Then he reached down into his pocl,.
ct and pulling out a 5O-cent piece. he
said: Here, Fred, here is the last
money own in this world. Give IL IL
Walling. and tell him that hope tina,
II will do him some good
Sheriff Hook entered Laughlin's cell |
at $50 o'clock. and by the flickerinp /
rays OF an oil lamp he read the death .
warrant Lnughlin said nothing. Jus.
before the last word was spoken.
Laughlin's attorney, Judge Donaphin,
inferred at the prisoners request and
'ccep'cd letter that was prepared for
aim by Laughlin.
IL read; TO my lawyer" and then
oliowcd Laughlin's thanks aud his as
nrance that he felt that all that could
'c done was done.
AUGUSTA, Ky, Jan. 1.-THE las.
Gene IN the Bob Laughlin tragedy
vas enacted sunday afternoon when
the presence OF large concoursc Of
eople the body Of the double murder
was buried In a grave which YVES
ug IN one corner of the stable LOT.
he relatives made several efforts In
ury him IN aplace in a regular grave
ara but none would have il. Lauph-
ms old mother was carried by tender
inds from her sick bed TO view IN.
,dy' The shock. it 10 thought, will y
llher.
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A.soo. 900 r,res, Minneapolis.

MrNNFAroIis, Jan, ii.-Flrc at !
o'clock sunday morning totally de-
,troyed the packing house OF the An.
,hor hour mill. owned by the Pills
.NaShburn Milling Co Loss $500
l01. fully insured. The flames origi'
iated ia tho third story OF the build.
ne from an unknown cause, and for a
lime threatened the destruction OF the
,ntire mill. the lire wall, however, pre-
renting further damage.
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HURLED hER BABY
Against tho sids OF Wall After Beat-
ing LIls WIG kAlalLN.

MAuANoY CITY, Pa, Jan. IL. --Stiucy
NalendietZ. who recently moved here
from William Penn, is a fugitive. and
his wife and child are lying at their
home in dying condition. About d
o'clock Sunday night Valendietz walk
ed in to. his home in time to see his
wife sobbing in the arms of her broth
or, who had just called few minutes
before, aud whom she had not seen for
several years
BEING OF a Jealous disposition, he
did not await explanations, but lifted
chair and beat his wife and her
brother in terrible manner. Not
satisfied with this, he lifted his infant
child that was creeping about the fioor
and dashed the little. one against the
side of the wall with terrible force.
lie then took To the hills, pursued by a
posse of citizens.
A warrant has been issued for his ar.
rest, hut he is still at large.
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I.gHANOS. Pa, Jan, Thames NJ.
iossler cashier Of the Lebanon ma
ionul bank. the largest banking inst
.ution in this county, made dcsper-
,te attempt to commit suicide shortly
before noon sunday, by shooting him
elf through the head. lie was still
live at late hour sunday night, but
AN not recover Ill health is sup
posed to have been the cause Of the
act GosSler died at o:i5 Sunday even
mo
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: Nor. s.sn,sh atror,t,es.

TAMrA, Fla, Jan. ii,-Advices from
Havana, per steamer olivette, tell of
renewed butchcries of Cubans by Span
inrds. II is asserted that Thursday
night at Guanabacoa Spanish troops
under Col. Fondevicla killed 80 men,
women and children and burned many
houses. In pinar del Rio spanish
troops are accused of ravishing many
Cuban girls.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
JOHN r. TANNER
Inaugursted Governor of Illinois Gov.
Altgeld snuhheh hN Ihr 4 - Iuntnr.


Altgeid Stumbled by the legislature.
sfMNGfIELD, Ill, Jan. 12.-Goy.
John X. Tanner and his colleagues
were indicted into Office with much
pfnp and ceremony. For some weeks
plst workmen have been busy decora.
ting ak strnSing electric wires in
the state house for the occasion. The
decorations We're elaborate.
The new governor delivered his in.
augural address TO the general assem-.
bly,.
senator Mahoney, OF Chicago, rose
ifer a resolution that when Tanner
VIZ through AItgeld be permitted to
deliver his farewell address and was
declared out OF order by the speaker.
At the conclusion of tanners speech
another effort was made but the Joint
voted to ad journ and it was
passed.
The motion to adjourn was made,by
Representative Nohe (rep }. and was so
an attempt TO prevent Gov.
htgeld being heard that his motion
vac greeted with mo, shame. " dirty
ahlitics.s etc Speakee Curtis prompts
, carried
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
PROTECTION AND TRUSTS.
The star Feature OF the Proposed Recub
lieau TariR

iican Tsrin Law.
The Buffalo Courier quotes Senator
sherman as saying, once upon a time,
to the body of which he is a ,listin-
guished member; "The primary object
Of protective tariff is TO invite the
fullest competition by individuals and
corporations in domestic production.
ltsuch individuals or corporations com
bine to advcnce the price of the do
nestle product and TO prevent the free
result of open and fair competition,
would, without moments hesitation,
reduce the duties on foreign goods com.
peting with them, in order to break
down the combination. Whenever free
competition is evaded or avoided by
combinations of individuals OF corpora
tions the duty should be reduced and
foreign competition should promptly be
invited" The Courier says that "op-
portunity for putting this principle 10
2 practical test will soon be presented
7ieadcfs. and Il asks: 'EafwiiIa he
do about it?"
The public was treated not long ag,
to an exploitation OF the theory that
there Is nothing in the protective pol.
icy TO make helpful to the trusts,
and that the republican party could,
therefore, provide no tariff that would
invite condemnation on the ground that
it catered TO monopolistic combine
lions. Senator Sherman appears 10
hold a very different opinion on this
subject, however, and the senator is
o man whose opinions are regarded by
republicans as amounting 10 some-
ts!EF. Mr.. Sherman understands how
easy il is for the trusts to use the pro- |
iective system TO their exclusive adj
and he has let Il be known |
that when they so use IL he would put |
a spoke. in their wheel by reducing the |
protection under which they operate.
He explained that this reduction would |
have the effect of letting in foreign
competition, against which the trusts
ire practically helpless.
a great deal was said during the late
about Maj. ,McKinley's ST.
eDce on the subject of trusts, BIZ, all
he talk that was INDUCED in did not
rave the effect of inducing the major
o break that silence. Chairman Ding
ey now says that protection win be the
tar feat re of the proposed tariff law,
n rel2-fh To which hearings have be-
'un to ne given to interested parties.
n view. of one thing and another, il is
reasonable TO expect that the
rusts will be competently represented
I those hearings, and that they will
make powerful plea for the kind Of
they can use TO advantage
n their business. And still returning
lags.-Binghamton IN. Y)I
.eader. Il
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

oNs Of the oldest ministers ia Ken.
lucky 10 active services j. Elder David
Hruner. pastor Of Deep Creek baptist
church, Ia Mercer COUNTY lie was
born ono mile west OF hicholasville. ia
sessanine county. w isIi. and he j..
therefore. in his ssth year Elder
bruneF. during h,s m!nisiry Of Sugars.
has baptized \ 500 persons and married
/. Soc couule<
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Efandy y

'It8 s*ft,s VIZ .bff-<~
daily Increasing. frho,isandS-S,- the
young men OF spain have been
sent to Cuba. where they have
met their deaths from disease or the
hardships Of the campaign Their
families believe that they would be
alive IL Il were not for the procrasti-
mating policy OF Capt Gen. Weyier
who, despite his promises to put down
the insurrcction, has apparently ac-
coinplished little, while his unaccli'
mated troops have been dying
by scores OF hundreds. The
leaders of both tho conservative
and liberal parties are distrusted, and
the present outlook is chaotic. Ru-
mors of change in the ministry arc
frequently put in circulation and rs
frequently denied, but in the present
temper of the people the succession of
liberals TO power would not Danish the
distrust which prevails everyw-here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
Alteration. In Gunbolt No re.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Jan, il.-Orders
were received at the navy yard Satur.
day afternoon To prepare TO make i'm
portaut alterations in guLboat No. T.,
recently constructed at Bath, Me.
The era Z is TO be changed into prac'
tice vessel, and alterations are to be
made by the government at the navy
yard. The changes will necessitate
the expenditure of about $40, 900.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

Two EcIIrsEs Of the sun are schcd-
uled for 1891 Tho hrst one viii take
place February l. /, Is what Is
known as an annular, or RUG eclipse,
which nsans that the moon will pass
across its center In such way that II
an observer were in u favorable posi-
ton he would sec n large black spot Ia
the face OF the sun, with wide ring
OF light about H. The eclipse w. DO
visible 10 North America, south of -
line drawn through Boston, Memphis
and La paz, Lower California. The
second eclipse is due July 20. aud viii
be visible in all parts OF the country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
.1'liE CONGRESS.
he Nicaragua Canal Bill viii No, 90
Passed at the Present Session.
'enHtor, Aw at ~ tho Retur. OF Mr. Cam.
e'o"~ Ihrre D'~s Not App,sr 60 10
H"y pssifr so fu'h ~ Resolutions
Hecosn alag Cuba

NAsnINoroS, Jan. iL-yotins unon
the Pacific railroad funding biiI aoJ
amendments will occupy the house
Monday he vote is likely 10 be close
eni y Is believed sae bill will be de.
leatrd. For the remainder OF In,
week appropriation bills will prob,b ly
pave the right of way The manager.
~ the house are determinsd
mat no measures imposiug al.
iitionai charges either upyn ths
credit or the revenues OF the govern.
ment shall receive conside ration mt thi,
session " they can prevent H. The
Ivss.ss;s's I; 7 ia;Siissias ny M ssl,Sk
sponsibilitle4 n W the refore b, contid
e-ed dead 80 far as this congress is
concerned.
On Saturday afternoon the house
will eonstructiyely listen to euloyies
upon the late Speaker Crisp, OF
Georgia.
In the senate Monday Mr.. Mills. of
Texas, is booked for a speech ON Cuba
HAS text viii be the resolution ne In.
trodneed few days ago recognlzlag
the Independence Of the republic of
'uba, declaring 10 10 be the duty of the
executive 10 act in harmony with con.
gress IA recognizing a new state and
sum sufficient To pay
diplomatic rcpresc ntative 20 the re. |
puulic when the president shall have |
appointed one. The extreme position /
iskrn 10y Mr. Mills leads 10 the belief 4
hat his speech may lie. to some cx.
ent, sensational, and that his criticism
u the attitude OF Mr. olney may be
.cverc.
Senators are Awaiting the return 90
he city OF Cameron, who IN ia charge
u the Cuban question. There does
lot appear Ia be any. desire Just now
o push the recognition resolutions
Mr. Proctor, of Vermont. has given
Office that Monday he will address the
snaic on his resolution for n eons,itu.
ioRpl amendment. making the prcsi.
enual Office siS.y year term and the
cenpant Ineligible FOR two terms In
neeesslon; also making the terms of ,
ieinbers OF congress three instead OF
40 years
Early In the week the attcmp, will
made 10 secure agvotc'un the Okla.
oma free homestead bin, and when
,at Is out Of the way the seuate's Ia.
no railroad refunding bill may bs
ken M, unless the house shows such I
'sulity To Pacific railroad legislation a
70 make the at,emp, hopeless. 4
no iitue interest Is being manifested
the iorthcoming national congress. d
mothers. which will assemble in =
- eity IN February ~ neat Sew. e
al ladies. sc,ise IN tha mosemcnt. q
wing In view the cdncnfk Npf chill. a
~, with lrrnk ~ the con. =.
neknft1Q0-Ov,.sS. Ms, cAluiis
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

lSpiANAroIis. Ind, Jan. IL AT IL
o'clock Monday James a. Mouut and
Thomas llaggard We're inaugurated
governor and lieutenant governor re-
spectively of Indiana, The ceremonies
took place upon platform erected in
the main corridor of capital building
and they were witnessed by a big
crush Of nsnnlp
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan, l2.-Four-
teen Of Indiaua's electors met here
Monday AMI cast the vote of the stat1
To- Mckinley and Hobart. The absent
elcc.or wa, the cause of a long delay
while the law was looked up as to
whether the electors could proceed
wiuout him. The vacancy was final.
ly led aud Henry G.. Thayer, of Ply.
ms o. county, WAS chosen to carry
ausseturns 10 Washington.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
III. Es-oussu az Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, y. Y, Jan. l-Ev.
Queen Lilioukalani and party spent
sunday afternoon driving about the
city and seeing the sights. This Is the
ex-queen's first visit To the falls, and
sho yas very much impressed with
what she saw, Another trip will be
taken Monday and the start for Boston
mndc at 2 ID. m
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

No ON knows where thc sultan viii
spend any portion ~ the day or cveu-
Jag Every movement he makes IL
kept pro 'ouni secret Tie has more
than fifty bedrooms aud no one can
tel Ia which he means 20 sleep.
These apartments are separated from
the rest Of the hiildiug b. iron doors,
aud ara iarni>h a ~ "a locks ~ extra
or linary aud Ingenious construction.
IL Is even said that In the walls and
ceilings OF these rooms there are secret
hiding places Two noble 81 bernard
dogs lie oltside the door 81 the room
In which Alb iul may be sleeping .
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15
Empln. msnI for Idle Men.

JOHNSON, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Cambria
Rail Mill No. /, the IL and io-inch
mills and tho scrap mill resumed oper-
ations Monday, giving employment to
many idle man. The Cambria steel
mill was put IN blast Sunday night.
Two hundred men went TO work Mon.
day morning Al the johnson Co steel
motor worka
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

LEXINGTON, Ky, Ian. ~ In the cir.
cult court Monday morning Amanda
James the erring Madison county giri,
was tried before jury and found in.
sane. Her condition is due to the kill
ing OF her lover by her father, Charles
James, in Madison county, some months
ago, and her protracted debauch since
that date
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

kmX[- . ~x bili Was pass-
ca 3 Sst.::sag q tmens OF a survey
Tor general OF AnfSxA AZ ~ 20 year
WASHINGTON, ban s-sksArE-Nos In ses-
sion
Housx-The second days dscussion OF the
Pacific railroad refunding bill D; the house Of
representatives developed much more Interest
from a popular point OF view. Mr. johnson
trep, Cal, in the course Of aspeech support
ing the bill aiuiesso Mr. W. r. Hearst Of
the san Francisco Examiner and New York
Journal. In most vituperatiye terms lie was
answered by MIR Cooper rep, Wis.,. who
characterized the incident as the most dis
graceful he had ever known in the history OF
the congress. The lin was advocated by
Messrs Patterson tdem., TENN and
Hepburn Ircp, Ia, and Jntagouizsd by
Messrs. Harrison (dem., Alal Boatner
(dem. La Swanson dem, Na), Mccall
,Gep Mass), (only upon the rate OF interest
by Messrs Wheeler dem, Ala
ord Shyfroth and Bell tpops Coll. a resolu-
Hnpn was agreed to. offered by Mr. Turner
IN, Ga), directing the attorney general to
as an appendix to his last report this
espondence In the dep ,rtment OF justice
IN the great railroad strike in Chicago in
~ The house at p m under the rules,
TX n recess uutii O'Clock the evening ses-
y n TO be devoted To private pension bills.
sion.
i oUsE-The debate on the Pacific rollroad
ding bill was continued saturday vote
a probably be taken Monday.
AAsHINGroN, Jan IL -SENATE-Senator
|. son (rep, ia appe red In the bomber
h Aday for the first time this session. A res
stNa on the subject o. violation Of ths
Z our law on the part OF contractors with
n department, on work in Brooklyn, n
the subject OF a resolution offered b.
N (pop, Neb }, An argument was
- y Mr. Proctor rep, va Ia
- proposed constitutional
s,xx,3 kt, making the presidential term
. -~T and making the president In
'SNS reelection also making the term
o. 4 htatives IN the lover house OF con-
gros Fee years Then the great feature OF
the session was begun with speech by
Mr., ILLS dem, Tex, in support Of his
Join solution iatrod iced last Thursday d.
clad that the exredieacy Of recognizing the
indt IdencC OF a new government belongs 10
con U.s. recognizing the indepnnicuce Of the
reul k OF On bl aud appropriating $4,000 for
the1 harry OF minister to tho new republic,
and solution went over without action.
rE-Fdte overlook the Pacific railroad
ref |i1g biil In the house Monday IL was
dcf ia by n 1ortty OF - votvu, ano ~
su |tors were even prevented from sending
IL to the committee tor reconsideration
m btion ON which the decisive blow was
de allied for the eugrossment and third
roa OF the bin When the roll had been
raIl nj the result was annQunccd the OPP
nor Of the measure INDUCED in some
/ 6ar hpping, but IN ado no attempt nt more
| moi |demonstrIt The final vote was
| Ies s. 10! ayes. 1hs mouse devoted
! the ialndsr 81 the day tn tbs military.
aea, appropra ion bill ana to measures
| hr prward under a call OF committees
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

oVLsa milison pup Is attend the put-
Tic schools ~ PcnnNylvania. aud ~. 20
teachers are employed Ia the work q,
Instruction. The annual appropriation
10y the state is Sh,sOJ.olo. and the
amount raised during the past year by
local taxation II $1,000. oOi
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Inpli BOYS Valuable Find.

buIs, Jan. l2-George Moore, a
bellboy at the Lindell hotel
Nv evening found In one of the
h floor halls n lady's silk shop
bag and turned IL over To the
k. Five minutes later an excited
rushed out of the dining room and
Slared she had lost $4,000 The silk
q was hers aud contained about S4O,-
b In bills, bonds and mining stocks.
|e was Mrs. \. Il. Hammond, OF
|non City, Col, who, with her hns'
nd wealthy mine owner, is stop
u.s here for a short time. The bell
~ -. -, l.y,.,,.,i,- ,a,xar1a1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

Ir l. announced that Ia the near tut
Iturc bottles will be made OF paper.
lThc advantages claimed for the paper
bottles are many. A glass bottle Is
cxtremsly liable To break The
paper bottle can not b- broken. un'
less considerable force is used. Bot
tlcs have been made OF toyghened
glass, and jars haze been cosrfed with
wlckerworIs, but still the breaksgex
sccur. II is claimed that unbreakable
paper bottles VIII stop this. No item
Of loss IN 0 can trafiic has been greater
thun that caused by the bresking OF
hotties during the rolling Of = ship 10
rough wsntser
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1897-01-15

TnE largest Roentgen ray apparatus
in the world has just been completed
by Prot Reginald A. fcsscnden, OF the
Western university. for the Academy
OF Science and Arts, Pittsburgh The
big machine has been over five months
In construction. IL contains every
modern device. many new discoveries
and Is made portable and economical
In operation. II has been designed To
all Pittsburgh surge ons, and with us
use important discoveries are expecte d
to-be made. The machine is incloscd
IN a neat oak cabinet, four feet high
and two feet wide, and weighs but 10
nounls