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The evening times., 1897-02-05
EDUCATIONAL.


Mile. IRMA KOMLOSY,
TEACHER OF PAINTING
10 their Royal and Imperial Highnesses,
Marie TtercSe and Marie Yaleria,
ArchducheSSeS OF Austria.
Classes MONDAY and THURSDAY,
From - TO 2, for Drawing and PAINTING
Flowers from Nature.
First Monday and third 1hurst!ay In each
month, from 2 TO 3, Reception for
Friends and Lovers of Art.
Second and fourth Saturdays in each
month, free classes, to o.
Room 81, Corcpran Building, corner Fif-
tcenih and pennsylvania ave. NV.
fO1
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ARTESIAN WELLS drilled: old wells
deepened S. LILO YD, 420 ~ Y ave.
fe5-7t
The evening times., 1897-02-05

One large bFownstone house: he wly paint
ed ana papcred: a. IIl. l.; / = rooms; large
grounds; very desirable. Cor. I and 9th
SITS NV.
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SITUATIONS wAsTED-MALE
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEz.ALE.

WANTED-By coIored woman, laundry
work AT home or out by the day or week.
Call for 3 days or address LACNDRESS,
2ul l2t. st ne. Item
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roOiiiS; a. m j.; large ground; stable suita-
Die for several horses Cor. Howard ave.
and Brown St, Ait. Pleasant
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05
More Complete
More Successful
Than Duriag any Period Of it's
History.

The Best Weekly Paper published west Of
the Alleghaney Mountains. It's truly a
home WEEKLY, htfor every member Of the
household, and containing information Of
value to young and old. Other city pa
pcrs adopted tho semi-wcekly plan and
abandoned IL, because the two papers did
not make one good weekly The people
soon found this out and returned To- their
fist choice, and that choice is the WREK-
LY ROOSTER.
The WEEKLY REGISTER has no evual in
the two Virginias, and DO superior among
the metropolitan publications
II contains IL pages Of select literary
matter, stories by the most eminent fiction
writers, the latest Geographic matter, care.
fully prepared editirIals; and by far the
most complete West Yirl mia and Ohio
news service.
During the coming year The Register
will be Oi particular value 60 the farmer.
trndesman and merchant Congress will
likely be in extraordinary session, as we'll
- regular session, and the regular proceed
ceedings as we'll rs other Washington news
will be fully chrOnicled in The Rcris,er
The West Virginia Legislature will he
m session, and The Register will give the
most complete reports.
The price VII remain the same AZ here
tofore-Sl 90 per year in advance.
Agents wanted in every cowmunitv
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The following is an interesting
comparison: suppose that farm
er raises 900 bushels Of wheat a
year, and also sells this To 900 per.
Sous in all parts Of the country,
gr-at portion Of them saying: 81
will hand you dollar in short time"
The farmer does not want to he small.
and says, all right. Soon the 900
bushels arc gone and he has nothing
to show for IL, and he then realizes
he has fooled away his whole crop,
and it's value is due in thousand
little driblets. subsequently he il
seriously embarrassed in business be-
cause his debtors, each owing him
one dollar, treat il as q small matter,
and think il would not help much.
Continue this business year in and
year out, as the publisher Of news.
paper docs, how lorg would he stand
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NOTICE -

There will be an annual meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the Calhoun
County Fair held at the Court House
Of Calhoun coun ty, West Virginia,
on the 25th day of January chat be-
ing the 18th Teusday), 1897, for the
purpo.e Of electing Board If Direc.
tors and other officers for said corpo-
PATTON for the ensuing year, and trans
Acting all other proper business.
REESE BLIZZARD,
l.. II TRIPPETT, President.
Secretary. 97-tf
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Mrs. Hagan Barr gave social en-
tertainment at hei elegant home last
Tuesday evening. Everything Was
in readiness at o'clock, and the gay
and gleeiul youths began to assemble
In II few minutes the mansion was
crowded with bright and interesting
faces, each apparently trying to en-.
joy the most, as the moments glided
/ by.
The ladies, as we got their names,
were Misses Belle Ball, Stella Stump,
Ethel Stump, Geraldine Hartman,
Dnliie Terrell, Nora Huffman, Maude
Barr, S"l!ie Smith, Ncttie Stump,
Clara Ball, Dutch" Stump. Matte
Thomas, Stella Keener, Belle Rishel
Ella kcener, Bina Proudt, OF, Hattie
Williams, and Carrie Gates.
The G entlemen presei.t were Oke
Ball, Ira Stump, s. w McClung,
Ere Stump, Oke Huffman, Ernest
Stump, Fred Pell, Roy Stump, How
ard Waldo, Hess Stump, 5. T. Wal.
do, "Doud" Stump; L. l.. Austin,
Victor Barr, G.. NJ. Lowers, Elba
Smith.
And in addition to the above Mr..
and Mrs. e.. H. Craddock and We
humble scribe were on hands. Misses
Ethel Stump and Geraldine Hard.
man furnished choice music. Social
games ef various kinds and social
chats so engrnssed the minds of all
present that the moments unpercepti-
bly, few by until the hour of | ! came,
nj which time all were invited to the
dining room for refreshments, served
by Peter Hicks, chef of the culinary
department. But depressing a mo.
ment, this refreshment business is
where the rub came for We scribe.
1t being leap year the gentlemen
were expected to await an invitation
from some lady before going to or
partaking Of the refreshments. Just
think of the cold Precipitation stand.
ing ON our forehead as we were there
suspended between hope and fear
But finally dear girl taking IN our
embarrassed situation came nubly tn
our relief, and after ne had retired
from the dining hall it would have
been useless to invite others without
extended preparations. But be as.
sured there was enough for all, as we
were the last guest to retire from the
dining hall. However, refreshments
having been served, after spending
few moments chatting, all congratu-
lated the host and hostess on the
splendid entertainment and repaired
to their several places of above, feel
ing tnat they had been highly enter.
tanned.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

The nonresident star route con-
tractors have bought in all of the
routes in this part of the country, and
are now advertising for sub contrac-
tors. We de- not know how it is with
Others, but 81 far IA the writer is con-
cerned, he could make none moncy
raising corn ut % cents bushel than
by carrying the mails at the present
contract price, and there is nothing
surer than it can he done easier.
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Gard ofThnnks.

To the many kind friends who rem.
dered such unselfish and prompt kind.
ness during the sickness, death and
burial Of our beloved daughter and
sister Fannie, we desire to express our
heart felt appreciation aud gratitude
aud by this means express to one and
all our sincere thanks for such
timely assistance through the perio |
IF our bereavement.
LEVI MORRIS AND FAMILY.
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1t is queer custom, this getting
hiIariousIy full ON Christmas, yet it
seems to obtain much favor, and there
are people who ordinarily stay sober
the most of the time, get on their
"~ar paint" and make monkeys out
of themselves to celebrate the aniver.
sary of the birth Of the Redecmer of
mankind. Truth.
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The fellow who is taking So many
papers already" tina, he can't patron.
ize those printed in his own town, re-
minds us very fnrcibly of the mother
who declared that her time was so
taken up in caring for the heather
that she had no time to devote to her
own children. Cairo Times.
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SENT
FREE 4!

For the asking weEwill mail you
our superb!l0O-page illustrated cata.
logue Of Gold and Silver Jewelry and
novelties" and Diamond Jewelry,
Qusdruple.Plated Ware, Cut Glass
&c just the articles 50 universally
appreciated as Christmas gifts
Write for what you want. Money
returned if articles arc not satisfacto-
ry
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

The christian ladies of the town
have inaugurated n weeks prayer
service. The meetings are being
held mt different private houses. If
the women could only get their wick
ed husbands to Join them in the SER
vices what blessing 'twould he.
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EAsrBOuND
I Trains do not stop.

Trains do not stop.
Nos COZ and GO2, at night do not atop.
Way Freight West, due at Pennsboro. AZ
ll:34 2. m. Way Freight East, due ~
Pennsboro, at 0:Ij a. M
Train GAG stops at Cairo at 1211 M.
Pennsboro I . - p. m, West Union. I Of
p M, and Salem, ] 2S,--ON sIgSAL.
Bs25-Cloge connections made 10 al poin is.
CHAs. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
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NOticel S25 Rewardll

Numbers Of ends Of saw logs have
been seen floating down tho Little
Ka9awha river marked III. b. which
is the brand Of Burns BIOS. e. HoR-
man, on saw log-. We will give y25
for the arrest aud convection of my
persons who has sawed of he ends u
such -nv lo,,s
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Pell has nice line Of Saddles,
Brides, Halters, Gerths and Collars.
Any and all kinds Of produce TAX
en- in exchange foy work at the mark
ct price by Cyrus Hickman.
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Farmers of Calhoun County,

1t Will be greatly to your interest
to not order Fruit OF Ornamental
Trees until our authorized Agent, "
I. Cox, calls on you for a spring de-
livery of stock. We guarantee that
1t will save you money, as we sell at
Rock Bottom Prices and handle moth
ing but strictly frst-class stock. The
finest varieties that have ever been
produced in the country. We oIlti.
yate nothing except what is adapted
t" our soil and climate. We have
received the highest premium over
all fruits that have been exhibited in
the State. Thanking the public for
past patronage, and promising that
our Agent will call on you soon.
Yours Respectfully,
81. GEo. w. SOUTHERN d Sons.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

misunderstanding the promised res.
tornti"n Of confidence and great bust
ness revival, IN many instances the
reverse is true We need call your
attention to but ole instance where
wages have recently been reduced,
and that is in the leaks run Hoop
Pole factory, where the wnrkmcn suf-
fered reduction of 30 per cent only
a few days ago. And it is said that
President Bourne and Vice President
Robinson have under contemplation
another reduction.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

a woman never makes so many ex-
cuses to company for the looks of the
house as she does just after she has
spent two whole days getting it ready.
Cairo Times.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

A Sories Of stories written by w.
I. Barbe, Field Agent for the West
Virginia University, have beer pub,
lished and are now ready for distri-
button at the small sum of S1.OO a
copy. Alfred Kenney can give you
any information desired in reference
Ia the work.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

An instance of refined cruelty on
the part of a young man comes from
Wisconsin. Members of club Of
Young ladies asked bachelor why he
did not marry. He gallnntly repIi.
ed that he wonld we'd any one of the
nine ladies of the organization whom
they might select by pecret ballot.
The ballot was taken and each of the
ladies' received one vote. Then the
bachelor smiled gIeeful smile, while
the ladies are unanimous in declaring
he is "mean old thing"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

Some of the boys got right poetic
on Christmas. In speaking of fire
crackers they would say:
"a dollar bunch is the price,
l think you'll not find it too much;
They are tied up so even and nice
And ready to light with a touch.
ely away little boys the Mayor
said,
Fly away full of JOY to your nest,
For they sh ut all the crackers Ho.
mer had,
And R,y Ernest can tell you the
rest.
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NOtIce OF judicial Sale:

by virtue Of decree rendered in the
circuit court of Calhoun county at the Oc-
tober term, 1896, in the chancery cause of
McConaughey, Bee & Co.. against C.. III.
Wright and others, the undersigned COM
missioners will sell atpublic auction to the
highest bidder at the front door of the
court house OF said county on the 10th day
OF February, 1897, the real estate i'm said
cause decreed TO be sold, to-wit: A t,nct
oil vi acres and 10 acres owned Jointly by
defendants +, NJ. Wright and c. ii Wright;
also 1" tract OF IL acres and 30 acres owned
by defendantC. a. Wright, which said
tracts are situate on the waters of Little
Rowels run and Lick run, branches of the
West Fork Of the Little Kanawha river.
Terms of Ssle;--One third of the pur-
cease money cash in hand and the residue
ON credit og 8, IL and Is months taking
from the purchaser notes or bonds with
good personal security, bearing interest
from date of sale.
REESE BLIZZARD,
VIM. l.. STEvENsoS, 7 Nohlrs'
certify that bond has been given by the
above named commissioners as REQUIRED
by decree in above styled cause.
Teste:
oV'-4A. K w. HALL, Clerk.
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of judicial Sale.

By virtue OF n decree rendered in the
circuit court Of Calhoun county at the DC.
tober term, 1896, in the chancery cause OF
W. =: Wigner against Columbus Elliott
and Maggie Elliott, the und ersigned com
niSs'oncrs will sell ut public auction to
the highest bidder at the front door Of the
court house Of said county on the IOth dav
of February, 1897, the real estate i'm said
cause decreed to Toe Sold to-wit A tract
oi "a acres and % poles situate in Sherman
district, said county, between the waters
oi tush run and Sycamore, and being part
of Lot No. Of "The Taverner Tract
Terms of Sale:-One third purchase
money cash in hand, and the residue on n
credit of &, IL and Is months, the purchas.
er giving notes or bonds with good person
al security, bearing interest from date of
sale.
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Local Briefs.
Write 1t l..

try again"
Lee WesIfnll, of Bull river, was
here Thursday.
There is often nm awtu! penalty at
tached to Il bad temper
There are some SUBJECTS that can
only he met 10y dodgi"g.
( T.. IL. Crudduck spend Christmas
with home folks at Cilrnviilc.
We approach the responsibilities of
1897 with trembling and fear.
j. :. Sicott WAS hurrymX business
about town Saturday evening.
We got turkey Tor holidays like
the hotel keeper got business out west.
There were several New Years en-.
tertainmenIs about town aud viclni-
~.
We came out of the holiday frstiv-
Ties without scar on our battle
AK"
The boys had quite Il game Of base
b&i! over III Si,uon's run New Years
Day.
There is Il great deal in persevcr-
encc and just little aometking in
luck.
II. &. Goodnight was here looking
after business matters one day last
week.
1t is now Judge Blizzard, but the
boys call him Reese just tho same as
ut yure.
The drug store at this place has
changed hands. DR.. w. I, ". DyY
taking charge.
Fire crackers and II hickory walk
ing cane furnished the principal holi
day nmusememts
DR.. Blair keeps three horses in his
stable all the time. lie is great
lover OF fine horses.
Already considerable preparations
are being made for the February term
of the CiI.uit Court.
Squire Levi Morris Iish,encd our
burden by litIe timely assistance
last Tuesday morning.
4 great prolrncted meeting Inn,
been in progress ON Cherry Fork oi
Laurel creek for several Gals.
Anthony said. ~ told Z,cksuo.
rinb could = hooued him. bu, il WAS
not the best Things could do"
Co,u,y Suu,.Robcr,s and J. G.
West, rro.I,-r.u. farmer both OF
Nob. were IN ,he CITY SATURDAY.
,Souir. M,r.h.Il hc,,u SOM. sui,.
ON the T., dnv Of ,hi. month which
v,s the Gr., doy be vo. in Office
No. ,... .r.n. ,..., 49,, ...,
ipd,ruuu ON Chu.,ua. ni,b and
proceeded To ..ane Il youpg man.
Tu. c;l -, ,. .,o,I
&c., 49,. C',,'.nl vn...I s,h..,l
amen, the holiday. with home c,lKs
n.,y c,.....Js ., w.Ii.
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f.;,,,,J, r,,,. H.. HIM.. uo LII
DAYS
"A,u,;r, n,.,r ,,,,,,,.,. ,i,n.olr a.
g., ln,,, !, =, r.r,rn I, nil ami,
.L,,, Co. ,,,,o I.,,.n,,,n $50 enL
49,, .r,.,h;na
p.oA...I..,, .l,.,.,.,,,, ., ~.
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I'M ,,,,,..l ,.,I .,,,,..,. anal -, ,u
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-, l,aL,,,;,..;,.,,.orhol,do,, aod
49,. ,o,., ,I,,. . n,,.,,,;r :, h.rdi, rrosh
..,,L g.. III, ;,.n.
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First class horse shoeing at Cyrus
for 80 cents.
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Zig line Of Gents MufFlers, MacIn-
iosh Coats, Leggiugs, Gloves and
Golf Caps at Pelps.
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There was II good sizel crowd ab.ut
town most Of the day Saturday.
$. a. Hays, Of Chenille, passed
through town one day last week.
W. a Duficld, the new member of
the County Court, came in early.
Quite lot of town people attend
ed church in the country Sunday.
1t is about time for the election of
town officers for the ensuing term.
Our friend, c. p Stevens made us
wonderful! happy Saturday even
ing
There has been some great weather
recently for blowing and other farm
work.
Workmen were putting II new tin
roof on lIagan Bars residence last
week.
Curiosity evidently took several
people to the Methodist Church Fri
hay night
We have heard from some of our
patrons and nnxiously await report
from others.
We had quite fine fee bill trade
from the retiring Justices of the
Peace last week.
5. c. Barr is preparing to build
extensively =. j Terrell is furnish
ing the lumber Devil
Squire c. w. Griffin, OF Washing
ton district was in town on business
saturday morning.
DIR. Dye was called to Richie coun-
ty lat week to perform difficult
surgical operation.
} p. Knight, of Bigbcnd, va,
'ran1acting business at the Court
House last Thursday.
George, littlc son of Hagan and
Amic Barr, i-yery sick. He possibly
has pneumonia fever.
Rev. ID. y. Connolly baptized eight
persons at or near the Enon Baptist
Church last Sunday.
1t don't make mucn difference when
YOU pray So ii is earnest and Comes
from IN honest heart.
y proper respect for civil anth"ri-
ties il mighty important among II civ.
iIizcd and enlightened people.
Thos. Stevens and Emma Smith
were quietly married at the residence
Of Jacob Deems Il few days ago.
Amos T. Kcmuoy, the ArnoIds.
burg Postmaster, VAS lransacting bus
mess in our town last Thursday.
If something IL not soon done to
stop the wash in some of the alleys of
th's town they will be impossible.
P"l'hS TINS year we expect to get
""t I'll the newspaper business all that
energy push ana close attention to
'"''''''S WIZ ''''''''
he "'d "nd reliable way Cyrus
'i'cN'n"n has OF doug work continue"
/" hPe' P"hHc i"vor. lie makes
prices 20 SUIT the times.
YIN proposition to make times
better let overY man write on his
banner II w''I endeav"r 50 to do
"o' being my helper.
Such an epidemic Of matrimony as
passed over this country during the
last few weeks Is seldom heard Of.
But leap year Is now past.
Frank, son Of |. d, Bond, Of Syc-
amore, was home from Pennsy lvan,a
To spend Tie holidays lie Is rather
u me looking young man.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-01-05

HhMuNS Nerve md Zone Oil Cure.
Rheumatism, Cuts. Sores, Burns
and Bruises Large bottle IS cents.
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BALTIC. & Ohio Railroad.
Tin. Csi1,
EsTBoUND.

On and sitter November 22nd, 1896
Passenger Trains will run rs follows:
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]. D. CUTLIP,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.

And Solicitor in Chancery,
RiLa, w Va
VIII practice in the Courts Of Web.
ster, Braxton, Nicholas. Clay, Gil
mer and Calhoun counties in the Su-
preme and U. s. Courts. Open for
employment on either side in Crimi.
nal Gases. 534-tf
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Notice.

Notice.
My wife. Dora Jefireys, has left
my bed and board and / will not be
responsible for debts or contracts
made by her after this date.
Dec. 30th, 1896.
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LEE JEFFREYs.
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UUt - Y = ~
" trb v'as'-. ~
to sets oR for Black iu.I, i1ouae
COhoe, A1bnckles. per v on
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-04-08

cheapest and most satisfactory way to
Observation-Disclosures.
The VOICE has no desire to try
this case in the papers but it ought
to be said in justice to the Alliance
people that at no time did Mr..
Camp, their supposed agent, buy
goods of the Plano company on the
credit Of the Alliance. The Plano
company always required and was
given ample personal security for all
purchases made by Camp for the
sub-aliianceS. 1t should be SAID
further that Camp in reality acted as
agent of the Plano company. Ne
sold their machinery, as well as
Irvine, collected and RENTED them
money, had notes assigned to him
for commissions, elc. All these
matters will come out at the trial
The Plano company simply trusted
their own agent too far. They never
at any time before Camps deialca-
ton sold Camp goods on the credit
of the Alliance.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-04-08
The True Remedy,

W. NJ. Repine, editor Tiskiwa, Ill.,,
"Chief," says: "We won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds. Ex-
perime1ted with many others, but
never got the true remedy until we
used DR.. Kings New Discovery. No
other remedy can take its place in our
home, as IN it we have certain and
a sure cure for coughs, colds, whooping
cough, etc" 1t is idle to experiment
with other remedies, even if they are
urged on you as just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery. They are net
as good, because this remedy has a
record Of cures and besides is guaran-
teed. 1t never fails to satisfy. Trial
bottles free at f. B. Snyder's drug
StOrp
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-04-08

The proposed (Dingley) tariff
appears to be specially designed to
help trusts anu monopolies. Ittakes
several dollars from the pockets of
the people for every one that it turns
into our national treasury. As a
whole it confers even greater benefits
upon privileged industries than did
the Mckinley bill itself. This
partly because many duties are
higher, and partly because the
same idutiesa are more prohibitive,
now that manufacturers have been
compelled by lower duties to improve
their machinery and methods to
compete with foreign manufacturers.
In manylcases though increasing the
burdens of taxation, it decreases
the incomerIfrom custom duties.
The only important increases
expected fare from sugar and wool
two articles necessary to health and
comfort: which should not be taxed
at all in times of peace, or while ii
is possible to obtain sufficient
revenue from other sources.