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Bantist Churches-

Market street - Twenty-four.h ayenpe
south and Main street. Preaching at III
a n and 2. m BY Rev. @. A Bale.
Young peoples meeting, ?. n.
First-Fourth avenue between James
and Cherry streets. Rev Louis s. Bower
man. pastor. residence Sc Columbia
street: az home till p. m. except Mon
day. Preaching services. II 2. II. and
7.54 .. m Bible school 1915 p m. Young
peoples meeting. go p. m. AL cordially
invited.
lsh-Esght8 avenue and Bel street.
Rev. Andrew Swartz. pas-or: residence, So
Dexter street. Services II 1880 a m. and
80 2. N. Bible school at 1915 7. m.
Corwin :. Shank. superintendent. Young
peoples meeting. $50 p. m. \. n. Dimock,
leader. All cordially invited.
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Episcopal Churches.

G., Mary's-W oodland Park. Sunday
school at p. m Evening service al pm.
West Seattle Mission-Service and ser
mon every Sunday at S;s0 p. m. by Rev.
George Buzzeile rector of St Clements.
ST.. PauTs Chapel-Warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev ID. c. Garrett
rector. Sunday school. 3 D. m Service
and confirmation at 4 p. m. by Bishop w
NJ. Barker.
81. sJephen's-Ballard. Rev. P, E. Hy,,
land rector. Services az ii a. m. and 7.30
D. m. Y 2. S c. f, $50 p m Bible class.
., m Holy Communion, frst Sunday in
the month. II a. m: third Sunday IN the
month az 30 p. m.
Trinity Parish-Corner Eighth avenue
and James street. Rev. II. H. Gowan.
rector Holy Communion. a. m. Morn
ing prayer. Litany and sermon. II a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. 80 .. m.
sunday school Gas a. m Morning sub
iect. The Peace OF God: Evening. The
Miracle ar Cana in Galilee.
s. Clements -Twenty-fouTth avenue
south near Xesler way. Rev. George Buzz
zeNe. rector Sunday school. 10 a. N.
Morning service and sermon at II a. m
Evening service and sermon az l.s4 clock
Polarization OF the Holy Communion on
a m and on the third Sunday Of every
month at a. m. Service every Friday
AZ 80 g. m.
81. Marks - Fifth avenue and Olive
street Rev y. G. Garrett, rector. Ser
vices at II q. II. and 100 p. m. Bishop
Barker will visit the church IN the morn
tuw. administer the rlfe OF conurDa tt0n.
preach, and celebrate the Holy Comm1-
mon IN the evening the rectoFz vii give
the third lecture IN course on sociological
SUBJECTS Topic. ''Chr,suaHlJy ard the
Country"
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yes.er Junction Church-Preach.ng on
Sunday AZ II a. IN.
DGwamish Church-Daniel Bagiey. pas
tor. Sunday school al 10 a. m. Preaching
"a $50 o. m.
FirSt-Pine street and Third avenue.
FfeAchI1S az II a. m. and 9.sa 2. m. by
Rev. MILFORD N. kellogg. residence Fourth
ana olive. Sunday services II a. IN. and
80 p. m. Class meeting at 10 a. m. Sun
day school, l3:20 p. m. Y. p. :. <. e at
eslS 2. n. Prayer meeting Thursday 80 D.
m Monthly meeting the first Thursday OF
each month, at $50 p. IN.
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First Church of Chri.t-scientsst.

Russell hail. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street Services Sunday at II a. m.
and Thursday al 2:l5 y. m. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service.
Reading room open during the week.
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At THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices IN the church directory
VIII DC confined 70 aunouncs1eatS OF
mons Extended musical programmes so-
sunday services ana announcements g
church entertainments VIII Only &c pl1-
this department Shosia De received az this
Office uot later than / p. N. SATURDAY u
order 10 insure publication on SUNDAY
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First Christian Church.

Seneca street, between Third and, Fourth
avenues. J. y. Smith. pastor: residence,
6I3 Fifth avenue north. Preaching At IL
a. m, and $50 .. m sunday school. 9:45
a. m. Y. p. ;. c. e. SIS p. m. Subject OF
morning sermon. 1T Is Finished" Even
ing subject, Three Worlds" Prayer
meeting Thursday night
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Mental Science.

Mental science class meet every Sunday
a $50 p. m. at the banquet hail. Masonic
block. entrance on Pike street. All are
cordially invited.
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Mrs Hunphry Ward IS seldom seen in
society Se IS g. aud was born IN Ho-
ba~r. Tasmania olt hiss lived iH England
et1cr t1h axe q F. she ls granddsusra-
TER ~ eae fan3ous Or Aruofa ~ gugbv.
yVnen she was q She married Huuphry
Ward TIE an cTstic OF The London Times
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Christian Mission and seamen,s Beth.

In basement of Seattle National Bank
building, Occidental avenue and Yesier
vay--Services. Sunday AT and 7i5 p. m.
Week day services every day at u O'Clock.
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Mount Carmel Mission.

Mount Carmel Misslon-Corner Third
and Madison. Meeting every evening at 5
p. m. Sunday morning at IL O'clock
Friday. Divine healing at D. m. Con
ance meets every Sunday at D. m and
Thursday at p m. III same hall
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First Spiritual Society.

First Spiritual Society meets every sun
day at Rialto. on Madison street, between
First and Second avenues. ChiIdren's w.
ceum meets at II a. m. Judge Louis VIII
Jams will speak in the evening on ''Spiri-
tualism as Viewed from a Biblical Stand
point
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Chrisfian Adventists.

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner of Third avenue and Madison
street. Or, W. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting. 1915 a. m Preaching, IL a. m.
Sunday school. 1880 D. M
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Meeting every Sunday morning at 1880
Coming of the Lord" and Restitution OF
All Things (Acts. iii:2D will be special
themes. All are invited, and free speech
allowed
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DEATHS AND rtxrp.,-

y ~ ~ saturday afternoon. Iaras-,,
w. AZ me family resiisnss sssas,a-ss
s.isea tarl August Albion, 50 asNse
heart disease. ~sea "a Year, I
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have no, ", u.
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Spiritual Meeting.

Services will be held in Masonic temple.
Pike street entrance. this evening al 100
under the auspices Of the Seattle Spiritual
League. All are invited. seats free
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United Presbyterian Church.

Sixth avenue and Seneca street-Rev. w
NJ. HOWE. pastor: residence. 1922 Terry
avenue. Services. II a. N. and T:30 d. m.
Sunday school, 1916 D. m. Y. P. S. c. E,
630 D. m.
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Births. Narrtrr.. -

r,,1 ~ os"s s,ra g secure CORES, -.
should ~ ~''9 iss. these headings sssa I
this paper ~ a the business s as, 80
notices. Sc : made for
: uAel al notices. resa,a,s,,
elsl annoancemenfs viii i,o1' - or other =.
rate OF 10 cents pa- ~ ~ - Sharged al =
.osT-iNTELI.ICi E. sv;,sSsssslost
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Progressive L,ceurn.
SpirftunIfsm.

The Chiidren's Progressive Lyceun meets
every Sunday morning in Pettis' hall.
First avenue, at II clock.
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Gospel meetings are held every evening
at S o'clock and Sunday at II a. m. and
p. m. at 217 Second avenue south. under
the auspices of the Volunteers of Amer
lea.
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Theosophy.

Theosophieal Society, Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at 7:S0 pm. in room a07
new Yesler block.
Seattle Theosophieal Society. 6le Third
avenue. Sunday. simple talk on ''Theos-
ophy" at / p. m. Lecture at 8 D. IN.
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Third Cumberland observation-disclosures
Of Twenty-SeconG avenue ana East Cherry
street. Rev. x. F. Powell pastor. resi-
dence. 1cl Twenty-second avenue.
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MARRIAGES

v ,S az Ntis'n>-ELIAoTT D>ss-s-~s.
NJ - ne Rev. c. S. E.by. IS snsnoet
rSS r.n.s parsonage. vanrorrs.a
! E SSac - Weslhrook to Ms 4
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Evangelical Association

Germal-Harrison street and TayIor
avenue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor SEQ
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
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ADVERTISERS NoT,cE.

Advertisers desiring ilsn,ax sa,...s.-
ments changed for the Sunday issas i, ~. -.
hand IN copy by lo'clock SATURDAY i, 49, y
sure change y "
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Congregational Churches.

First-Colunbia City Rev. B. f. Rat
tray, pastor. Preaching al 1850 a. m. and
730 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures. Rev. d. II. Bick-
nell. pastor. Sunday services at II a. m.
and 8 o. m Y. P. 8. c. E., Z p. m. Sunday
school al II noon.
Notwithstanding at II a. m. and S
D. m. Sunday school at IL O'Clock. Y. T.
S. C. E.. tbs p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at o'clock. Amos a. Doyle.
pastor.
Taylor-Birch street. Rev. George II.
Lee. pastor; residence. 236 Birch street.
Services Sunday at II a. m. and 80 p. m.
German gregational-Seventh avenue.
between Pine and Olive. Services at IL
a. IN. and 1880 p. m John G. Biegett, pas
tor.
Edgewater-Rev ]. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services al IL a. m and ) 2. m. Sunday
school, 1915 D. m. Y. p. S. c. T.. D. M
Junior Y. p S c. E.. Friday afternoon al
$50 Prayer services Thursday evening OF
each week.
Congregat ional church. Ballard - Post
atreef and Second avenue. C1ottfried Grae-
del pastor German Sunday school at 10
a m. Pilgrim Sunday school al II m
German service at IL a. m. English
preaching a. 7:30 p. M Prayer meeting,
Wednesday al p. m
plyrnouth-Corner Third avenues and Uni
versitv street. Rev. W. II. @. Temple. pas
tor. 1901 Seneca street; telephone, Green
saI Study at house. Home usually each
Sav until n m. sunday services at II
m and 100 n. m. Morning subject.
Meet for the Masters Use" Evening,
"A Brand New Way" Male quartette at
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hall below SweensyS brewery.
Services az 2:30 every other Sunday.
Norwegian Danish-Four5h avenue and
in basement Services at II a. m. and 3
2. N.
German Lutheran-Seryices in hall, cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth sunday OF
the month. al 7:45 p. n. BY the Kew. W.
II Behrens, pastor.
Holy Trinity, Engiish-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Rev. James +.
Beates pastor; residence, fo4 Pike street.
Services at ii a. m. and 30 P. m. sun
day school ar u 80 o. ~. Luther League
a 1886 p. m. on Tuesday.
German South Seattle Mission-In hall
near postofnce. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday Of the month az
5 p. IN. Sunday scnool every sunday at
p m. Pastors, f. knappe. 1915 Howeli
street; W. II. Kurtz. 1920 Howell street.
German Evangelical Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m. Sunday services
7SD and Jugendverein. $50. Thursday ev-
ening. Choir practice. Tuesday, 1880 p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran. ST.
Johns Congregation - Sunday services.
corner Market and Main. in Rainier
Heights Baptist church, every first and
third Sunday of the month al p. m. sun
day school. every Sunday at p. m. Chill
dren's singing practice every Friday al
7:30 p. m.
Swedish Evangelical-Third avenue. near
Pike Rev. Martin /. Larson, pastor; resi-
dence. i421 Fifth avenue. On Sunday, ser
school. IL m, and Bible class or prayer
meeting at Z D. m. On Thursday. services
al s o. m. The Cent Society meet at p. m.
the first and third Tuesdays of the month.
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Salvation Army
Volunteers of America.

Barracks corner OF Yesler way and Sec
ond avenue south.
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Catholic Churches.

Sacre1 Heart-Sx-h ave1ue ard Bel
street Conducted By the Re1emptor4sfs.
Rev. Joseph i. kzu.z. c. Sc. x. paSso--
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TO Young NIsETY-sEyEy.

Pettis hall. platform test. Mrs. lie
mont.
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Gle by saying II am not consciously guilty
% any" Alice MeyweA. with caustie and
brilliant pen. OF Cement X Saorte~S'
s-Ctarsotte Bronte and Her Circle" There
are also reviewed The Wei at the
Worlds End" by William Morris; The
Story o. Ny Life" By j. {. Hare. Marion
era Words .~Taauisa-a.' and the much
teIked-of new English novel, Nancy
Norn." BY BENJAMIN Swift, and many
shorter notices OF recent publications.
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NoTICFs-The business Office Al u.
Post -lnteliigencer is open until II -
sunday hours. a, m. TO ia:sa D. m. ara
70 p. M. Classified advertisements 81
be received UP 10 this time. -
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Advertisements under the head ~ r..
Found. For sale, For Rent aud S,,n.sar.
Wanted Will be inserted an the a. = -
cent word each Insertion. paymsn. Il
ways in advance. No Advertisement =
ceived for less than Is cents. y
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Advertisements VIII be rece!ysd :,
branch offices of the observation-disclosures
TACOMA BUREAlI-No. liz PA.
avenue.
PORT TOwNSEND-william ]. Jos.s
BElLINCfHAM BAY--New whaiesn
Q. n, Culver. Manager.
oLYMPIA-417ia Main street. cAahs
Watson. Agent.
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statesmen To sell Petit ses spesass
GERS coupon books an1 osas sgas ICES
ties BY sample 20 Elereisa uodss NS
ready sellers foya F4s
Co South Bend, ND
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The following letters await aavefsAru
at this Office.
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WANTED-Agents 20 sell me ~ s.o,vp
check Perf0rator; retails " ~ ,sss,
mission. Wesley Mfg. Co, II fs's -
New York.
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Short Stories for February contains its
usual attractions for lovers Of fiction TIE
leading story Is dramatic and tersely
written tale called What the Alhatross
Saw" which IN the competition won Tor
its author a 81 prize There IS a go'f story
entitled the ~Ohsession u Brown and
several clever tales and TRANSACTIONS from
French and German stories.
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WA Energetic men ana $500 $500,
wishing pleasant and prontapis s smyst
menf call on A. :. J. Phelps f''A =
slf First avenue. -
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TIE b>eS-au Cor Is1usry. xlth tts
"Csrorlc-e aea t-o1ument--~A rerican. En-
-. Ms tre1Is lts Numerous por-
graits. and us interesting reviews 81 nesg
bsoiSs. tie tnRovtans ones eeing always
signed $ as usual delight 20 eoak low
err
AolTeW l4ne writes a. -Ny Literary
Essssles,1 alsaaaAa X pEstaces a.s arti-
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urlp wANrED-NsLE.

14t.% EVERYWHERE. ~ home y sssSt
e{ng ~ ADVERTISE and sen ~ -
and speeia. tles, tack s!gas. - ~ sslsfI
mes. orders. etc. steady targa eas.
ti6 weekly and expenses q sa ssss. ~.
mission schae3er Bros Nj" A'. .-..~---7'
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EMPLOYMENT wASTED-NALE

MINERS-If any mine owner - 10 nsn
~ a hIaeksmith or engineer, please at-
dress o. Larson, Falrhaven. Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

GRAND MASK BALL. Thursday sss
ing. January q. Third avenue and Nf.
ison street. Prize 70 the best sIs.
tanned character. Admission. gents "
ladies i5c.
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wANTED-By a young woman. larry
well educated. some kind Of empty.
ment. not mental Address D. NJ H..
observation-disclosures office.
w S.T,reT, raras.r, hing a, home or by
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WANTED--Po Position by an expenensm
druggist. best references Aua'ss
Druggist. r. O. box 49,
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMAII

WANTED-A position as cook and rn-
eral housekeeper In a hotel boarding
house or camp in Seattle or kossaM'
II. C.. Address room II. 1909 Ihifd w.
eutie
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In Public Opinion for January Amer
lean Affairs leads of with THE oiney
Doctrine: America New Foreign Policy
from an English Point of View con-
dd-eed from Sidney Low in the Nineteenth
Century. The other departments, soeioiog-
fcal. scientific, religious, letters and art.
etc, all maintain their usual excellence.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15
BLAcKroor. IDAHO. NAY Is. lsa7.


Nearly all will be astonished to learn
that actual sales in April by leading
houses in each line of business in the
principal cities east of the Rocky
Mountains average only about 10 per
cent. less than in April, 1892, the year
of largest business hitherto, and were
81 per cent. more than in the same
month last year. Yet this is the sum
mary Of 357 reports, each covering act
ual sales Of leading merchants in a
line of business in one of fourteen
cities, which r given by cities and
by different branches of trade in this
issue. They are especially encouraging
in view of the great fall Of prices with
in the five years, and the exceptional
floods and other retarding influences
this year. While speculative business
in nearly all lines is small, and does
not swell clearing house returns as in
previous years, the volume Of legiti-
mate trade shows no corresponding de-
crease, and the fact is one of the high
est importance in all business ealeula-
tioDs.-Dun's Review.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-15
County Commissioners Rrceadiass.
SATURDAY, ~


on this day the Board " Eommls-
sicnsrs. All being present, convened ~
regular session, toe salne belng aasy
N The regular April msetlng duly eoa.
tiDued, 70 th4 time Tor the disnosstipp
~ certain unfinished business regularly
and duly before The EDard st said mgsS
ing.
And ~ appearing ~ the Rosrd shat
due apd Legal ROtlee hsreG hs N9sp
given ~ the clerk parsaapt ~ aEapd
the order 0 ~sd0prmeut, tie RGeFd
proceeded 70 the TRANSACTION ~ tEe
business regularly before Il, tc-Wt
The funding N the warrant Indebted.
ness " the county and all MASTERS GeU.
tanning thereto, pursuant ~ q Fe59ip-
ton IF toe EoaFd heretpkpre mode af.d
entered % the JStp day N APas pm.
And y appearing that due and legal
notice has been giyen by publication
inTHE BLAgxF0oT NEWs, D neaspa
per published 10 the County N Bibz.
ham, State N ddaa0, zor Alore tbap
tgenty day., Stating the intentsop "A
the Board W 70 Issue bpEes Egr ez.
change for warrants apd inyttipE W.
ders therefor, and containing other IA,
formation and data a. pEogieeG ~ raid
former resolution, q e1py ~ wbisb ~
tiee. with prof ~ m qualification nor
On file herein. ~ msAe d part N the
record pthe matter, and the hoW~D
9esoek q. m. hsglng aFr1yed, the BpaEd
protested W 3pep and Ganyass tae
sealed bidS for exchange ~ warrants
for bonds theretOs9re FLED ritz me
clerk,
And ~ aDpearing 10 the &paFd that q
per cent per annum AZ the pwest rats
n interest at Ubich raid bpgas 0ap ~
exchanged at par ard GeefRed toteEest,
and that bonds pfhe amount N ttdsty
thousand dollars bearing sai9 Fate N
interest, car be exchanged for yGlid
and legal warrants N the GopptE Ap5
that the lpteregts N the Goypty re-,
qpire the issaeN sgcb bppds,
Nor, therefore, pursuant " and ~ q
part u and supplementary ~ 5s satq
former reg9lptiDp W tssEe speb boGds,
made aud entered hereiA ANrg nm,
JSg7; Dtg
Resplyed, and ordered nv tbs EQaE9,
that this Rpard t0r tbe ppFp2sem fgpa-
ing and extending ne time N DsyppeDt
~ portion N ~ valid sRd leza 1pt-
standing warrants N EiRgbap e9yDty.
And reducing the interest Hbagzes
thereon issue fpr ezqhapge M NJ
VA and yald DutstMp5tpg YaggagE4,
pegpttable e0gpop b9pds N BiB2bap
county ~ the app9Apt N bblrty Aa9gs-
spd dollars, Wbicb aBA0VRt " mn IN IN.
cess ~ the legal and yalN wsggRgt I'M
debtsdpesg NJ said eogBty EemsiptBg NJ
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as . prosperity breeder. Il says: THE
farmers and those who depend on them
comprising 70 per cent. Of population)
will have % ID money W buy nan
ufaetured products after the pingley
bill becomes q laE than they had be-
fore. The low prices that BoE pre-
vail were not produced BY the present
tariff Law, but are the result of trade
stagnation-whieh Is only another ray
Of saying that farmers and their de-
pendents have no money 70 buy. The
manufacturers will put UP their price,
for awhile and there viii BE- . great
prctense 81 . return Of prosperity, but
within q mouth after the Dingley bill
becomes a law, prices will fall again W
q lover level than they were before
the easur became q law. Tbis viii
open the eyes Of the manufacturers al
well as the public, and compel them 70
turn TO the remedy that will avail. II
IL hardly probable 10 our opinion that
the prices Of protected manufactures
will come down 10 . month, but II ID
very certain that the longer they stay
up the more oppressive they will BE-
70 everybody but the proprietors Q
the manufactures. Every tax has W
be paid BIZ somebody, and IL il beyond
question that the consumer pays the
tariff tax"