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PremiUns For GOOD P.-.stpr

The Campbell Publishing Couuspv,
OF Sioux City, lows. Offer toe toi!or;np
liberal cash premiums tor tie 1s-yes,
yield OF wheat, oats and barley g,ovn
on TWO square rods OF srourd. up6e,
the Campbell method Of soil culture.
which consists simply IN fhoroughlv
lining and fruing The soil al leas,
eight inches deep. then drilling o,
planting the grain far enough apart u
be cultivated during the growing seq
son OF 1897. They offer to pay $50 cast
for the largest yield OF wheat. 80 for
the second largest. s. for the third
largest. $3.50 for the fourth, and 81 for
The fifth. The same premiums are
offered on oats and barley. They offer
a further line of premiums for the
largest stool of wheat containing the
largest number OF grains grown from
one seed: for the largest stool SO: for
the second largest. s5: for the third
largest 81 50: fourth largest 81: tfsh
largest SOC. These same premiums are
offered for stools of oats and barley. a
further premium OF s25 is offered to
any person who may succeed in winning
any three of the above first prizes.
Commence work al once and send to
the Campbell Publishing Company for
sample copy Of Soil Culture with
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There is curious complication with
respect to the arbitration treaty, says
the Philadelphia Ledger, owing to the
failure OF the senate to remove the in
Junction of secrecy from it's action with
regard to it. Unoncislly, everybody Y
knows that the treaty failed OF confr-
nation by the senate. and is now vir-
tually dead: but officially it is supposed
to be still pending, and our govern
neut is unable TO make any represen-
tation to that of Great Britain in de-
fense or even explanation tthe senate's
sconduct. AS Diplomatic matters ALWAYS
progress slowly. the legal fiction will
do 40 harm for awhile. bur unless the
senate takes occasion presently to an.
nounce lis decision on the treaty. there
may be some unpleasant questions
asked about it. which Am bassador Eay
will need all his diplomacy to answer
satisfactorily.
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Argus-Leader: Il Is now announced
from Pierre that the new commission
will make no attempt 10 enforce the
three-cent passenger rate otthe Wheel
er law. Commissioner LaFolle.se SAYS
ii might involve long legal contro-
versy and OF course the pop connis-
sioners wan, the railroads TO be salts
fed. II would OF course be dreadful If
any hard feelings should resul, from
efforts 10 enforce this law. L the com-
missioners should fnd on. .hat the
railroads are opposed TO the enforce
ment OF the other p,ovlsions. they
should. 10 avoid unpleasant feelings
and severance OF friendship. waive
all claims OF the people We want
things pleasant
1t was the Eupposition that when the
populists got control OF the railroads
that the commission would enforce the
law 10 the letter. This is extremely
funny coming from q commission rep
resenting party which is ready 10
grappie with anything tha. sav9rs Of
oppression OF the people.
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II has been held that consumption il
hereditary, ano The fact thai o1e per-
son of family had die6 with cousunp-
sion Was considered a sure sign tha1
others OF that family could no, escape
It. This Is partly true and partly IN
true. a man with weak luBgs is likely
70 transmit that weakness TO Ills chill
oren. Sur there is 40 reason IL the
world why tie weakness should be al
lowed TO oevelop. Keep the lungs full
OF rich. red. wholesome blood and the
weakness viii disappear. Decayine
tissues vii re .L-uvr O. .r6 new ma
terisl VII c= s56a5 Is-l .ss lung. are
well and p=r.act.E sf-.ns sssio. This
Is the th:.g s-s. D- F5a,ess Golden
Medical Dl.a9Ts-! 5ct4s --ss. wis,
MAKES il c1-s =: -ssr .,sr.. q 81 casss
OF consuupszo- waa-s ! i. nk=o .c-
corc.Eg 20 d=,ssslo,a. /. s=E-rbas out
disease germs E.scsrs, i1les -sv % in
the oody au6 .oco=s sos- o.t 0: TIE
system. Il s1py2ss t-,= ol,o5 win
rich: li.e-giTiog properties. Il rskas
tie appetite goo5. digas15on perfect
SEND = csu1s L one-esot spsnps 70
Worlds Disrenss-y Msoics. 4ssocis-
ton. Buffalo. X =. sc receive D.
Pieree's l6Js page -Conuon ssrss
Meoics- -AoFisef. D'otnsely lllastrsted.
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S"uce of Mortgage Foreelosar. Sale:

Whereas. de1ault has occurred in the eond,-
lions OF mortgage given by Dewitt c. Lowe and
ann Lowe his wife. to Hiram D. Upton dated
october 2nh. 1881. which mortgage together with
the power 81 sale therein contained. was recorded
IN the ONCE OF the Register of Deeds in DAWSON
county and state of South Dakota November 5th.
1881; 1T s CLOCK p. m in Book "a of Mortgages.
on Page ai6 which mortgage was assigned by Said
hiram d Upton 10 Elijah VI. Topliff by an as
slgIiment IN writing dated June lst 1885,. and re-
corded In the office OF said Register of Deeds
Deeehber 18th. 1876. at o'clock D. H. in rook 81
OF Mortgages on Page 4CS
Ana whereas there is claimed TO be due upon
sad mortgage az this date including taxes for the
Years 1888 and 1895 paid on the land hereinafter
de G crloed the sum of five hundred sixty-nine and
oo-lto dollars. and 40 action or proceeding hav-
ing been Instituted at law TO recover said debt
secured by said mortgage. or any part thereof:
SS", therefore, Notice is heI-hy si,e,l ii,a1
SAID mortgage will be forecloSed by sale of the
premises described in said mortgage viz:
Northeast quarter Of section twenty in town.
shlN one hundred foar of range sixty in said
county which sale will be MADE by the Sheriff Of
sald county at The front door of the Court House
III Mitchell! in said County. May %. 1887 at lO.l5
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sheriff. sale

state OF South Dakota. Fourth Judicial Circuit
IS. In the Circuit Court within and for Davi
son county.
The Iowa and Dakota Land Company. Plaintiff
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given that BY virtue of judg
ment OF foreclosure and sale 10 the above enti.
tlsd action dated the 5th day, of April, A. D.,
lssI, ana an execution issued thereon. the sub.
scrlber John Cook. sheriff of Dawson county,
south DAKOTA, for that purpose appointed will
sen al public auction at the front door of the
court house In the city of Mitchell. county of
DAWSON. south Dakoss. on June 18th, 1897. at ten
o CLOCK IN the forenoon of that day. the real es-
tate and Inorgaged premises situate in the
county OF DAWSON. state of south Dakota, des.
eribsd as follows, to-wit Lot number four q,
IN block number one q original plat Of the town
NOW city OF Mitchell. according to the recorded
plat thereof or so much thereof as may be snf1i
Gent to satisfy said Judgment aud costs. amount
ing IN all TO eight hun 're forty $40 dollars and
eighty.nine cents, with interest thereon from the
date OF said judgment and all accruing costs of
sale. ~ Vi
Dated Mitchell. South Dakota. April sth 1897
JOHN COOK,
A. Z. HITCHCOCK. Plaintiffs Attorney
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the enactment OF tariff bill as be
thought the people had pronounced in
lavor OF such a tariff and that their will
shoTlo bt res.ecteo. Mr.. Petiisrew IN
a speech IN sioux Falls said that he TOO
wanted to see a tariff oili passed. lie
wanted ii out of the way. so lhal the
people would know that no help eouio
come from the tariff The oniv appar-
ent difference between Mr.. KYLE and
Mr.. Pettigrew is that Mr. kyle pro-
poses 10 keep his word ard Mr. Peiti-
grew does not.
The situation however is just mite
peculiar, Mr.. Kyle, low tariff man
not 10 say free trader. is expected TO
vote the Dingley bill while Mr.. Pet
tigrew. a confessed and once rahid
protectionist. Is expected 10 vote
against il.
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sum mons.

State OF South Dakota, Fourth Judicial Circnll,
ss In the Circuit Court in and for Dawson CouIl-
VIM L. Bradley. Plaintiff. VS. The Mitchell Dry
William Il. yanSlyck, Elbert A. Young and c J,
McConville, partners as Finch, VanSIyck Co.:
Bernhard Israel and Leopold Bach. partners a as
B. Israel Il Co. A. H. Lindeke R. Warner and l.
b. Schurmeler. partners as LindeSe Warner
Schurmeler; Richards Gordon. Paul D. g, fergu'
son. Charles W. Gordon and Charles l.. kincK- luck
hohn, partners as Gordon & Ferguson; VIII WILL
ners as VIM. Broadhead & Sons; Rock River Cotton
Compsny; Helding Bros. d Co.; Lyndon LaWtGh
and Richard G. Hall. partners as Lawton Han, Hall
TThe Duck Brand CO.. Chicago Carpet Co gpnw JGaR
McLeiSh Samuel c. Pirie John E. Scott, John A.
sweet, James GraSsie. John H. Wood and he,rs my
Grassie. co-paItners doing business under ta !ne
firm name and title of Carson Pirie Scott Cos
and Dawson County, Defendants.
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SEND;
GREETlNG:-To the defendants above nalneu ~
you are hereby summoned and required W. W.
answer the complaint in this action which VIII I1
lied IN the OIL e of the Clerk OF the Clieu,' @
Court within and for the County of iiavso,m' iiaN'o,
State of South Dakota, in the City of Mltcietf IL
county and state aforesaid. and to serve cop! " "
the city of Mitchell. South Dakota, within thirty
days after the service of this summons on you,
exclusive OF the day OF service and II you la tbo w
answer this complaint within that time. ~. .in,
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the RELIEF ue-
manded in the complaint ,ov
Dated at Mitchell. South Dakota, this 2ith u"'
Of April, A D.. 1897.
4 T. HITCHCOCK,
Plaintiffs Attorney
To the defendants in the above entitled aclo,,
Take Notice; That the complaint in the a1o.s ans
entitled action WAS filed in the office OF the tx EeiH ni
OF Circuit Court OF navison Count: al Ci'' Vi
Mitchell. South Dakota, April 27th, 1871.
a. E. HITCHCOCK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Did His Best

If a servant obeyS orders as far IS re
ran and doas his work correctly as 1si
rs be gees, what more can be expected,
And yet the result IS not always salts
factory, even 10 reasonable employers
Here is story Of 4 lady who Owns s
large and handsome deg, oi which she
is very fond, and perhaps a little proud
The other day she sent him out 10 the
stable to be weighed, oonfding the op-
eraton TO a new servant, who looked
upon the powerful animal with consid-
erable awe, The man was gene a sur
prisinely long time, but al last rea3pear-
ed and announced that the dog weighed
100 pounds
"one hundred pounds repeated tbs
lady. Are you sure you weighed him
right: He must weigh mere than that. :
oh, yes, mann. sure an | weighed
him right. hut / couldn't get him all
On the scal-- Strand Magazine.
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Suer1ffrs Sale,

State Of south Dakota Fourth Judicial Cir
cut $. In The Circuit Court within and for
Dawson CoGnty.
The Iowa ana Dakota Land Company plaintiff,
{. Nj Brooks. Michael Cfiranaugt, and Edward
GarSL. defendants.
Notic- is hereby given that by virtue OF a Judg-
ment OF Foreclosure and Sale in The above an
t!Iis-d action on the 18th day of April, \. D..
lss., and an execution issued thereon. the sub
scribe. John Cook, Sheriff OF Dawson County
south Dakota, for that purpose alpoirted. viii
SCI! al public auction The front o0Or Of the court
house IN the City of Mitchell. county OF DAWSON
south Dakota on the 18th day Of May 1897. at u
o clock il the forenoon Of that d the real IS
tatt and moTgaged premises situate in The
count! OF Dawson. state OF south Dakota, and
directed therein 10 b sold. and therein described
S follows: The southeast quarter of section NUN
ha1 thirteen in township number one hundred
oTlt. nortn OF range number sixty west 5th D. III .
OF so much thereof as may De sufficient TO satisfy
Sald Judgment and costs. amounting in all TO
iour hundred tightly y-nt1s t4ssJ dollars and twen-
y seven t2il cents, with interest thereon from
the Cate OF said Judgment, and all accruing costs
OF sale
Dated Mitchell. South Dakota. April 22d. 1897
JOIN Cook, Sheriff Of Dawson County
a I. HITCHCOCK. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Some bureau" down a, Washington

Some bureau" down at Washington
recently sent out pamphlet through
this state explaining Senator kyle's
tariff record, evidently with the inten-
tion OF iniuring the senator's standing.
How truitiess vas the effort is shown
by the Argus Leader, which has kept
track OF the comments made by the
state press:
Thoee enemies OF Senator KYLE fg-
ureo badly when they scattered over
tne state pamphlets showing Senator
kyle's tariff record. This WAS done at
the instance OF the great mani ipulator in
was hing1on who sought TO put Mr.
Kyle in an embarrassing position with
the repu ollcans OF the state The pam
pnlet has not worked: SO the poisoned
virus did not take We have seen
comments in nearly every republican
pap7r IN the state and in almost every
case. the editors do not fail to recog-
nlze The situation exactly as il exists.
Mr.. Kyle does not profess to be pro-
tectlonlst nor We believe does he ex-
pect that the new tariff bill is going 10
orl1g any relief to the people He is
harris heiled free siiverite and ofcourse
thinks that free silver coinage and that
alone can bring relief At the same
time Mr.. Kyle is neither q crank Lor a
demagcgue. Immediately after The
election he said he SHOULD not oppose
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THE STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Their Annual Convention Was Held IT
Madison This Week.

The Sunday Schools OF sll dsnoni
naiions held their annual convention q,
Madison this week and IVES large st.
tended TIE subjects discussed VI, re
alive 10 the interest of the Sunday
school and we're well prepared. Rev.
Mr. Hubbard, OF Armour, who WEE in
aisenda1ce at the convention. was in
she City Friday and gsve TIE REPUB-
LlCAS the list OF officers elected Is fol
iows:
Presidens-Rer 4. c. Stevens,
Mitchell.
Vice presidentG. a. Jlire. Dell
Rapids.
Secretary and ,reasurer-C. r. Fish
er. Redield
Executive conmittee--Rev ". B.
Hubbard, Armour: Rev. S. u. Works.
Huron: Rev. Mr.. Norton. DeSne.: ".
4. Robertson. Turner county.
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summons.

STATE OF South Dakota Fourth Judicial Cir
In ths csscni, Court in ana for Dawson
{ unfy.
watson Thatcher. Plaintiff, vs- Paul Z, Page
and CyIlJhia 3. Page. Defendants
Tha SFats Of South Dakota SENDS Greeting
To Parl {. Page and Cynthia 3. Page. defend
ants.
You are hereby summoned and reqrl;r-d 10
answer the complaint in This action. which Has
fled on the l1th day OF May. 4. D. lst7 in the
Office Of the CLERK O; tie Circuit Court within and
fol The The County OF Dawson, STATE Of south
Dakota, and 10 serve a copy Of your answer 4
The subscriber al MS Office in the City of Mitch
al South Dakofs, within thirty days AZ - the
service Of this summons on you, exclusive Of the
car OF service. and II you 1all 10 answer III com
pla1ni within thai lime. the plaintiff Will rply TO
the court tor The relief demanded in The com
plsint
Date7 at The CITY Of Mitchell. south Dakota
this 17th day Of May. a T.. 1877
2 u. tTodDYkooN7Z Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Before the steward takes Up the
sollection, said down east preacher.
II would like 10 make few remarks.
There are over 200 persons in this
house counting sinners. saints. crooked
and straight, big ard little. male and
female, not including the CRYING babies.
II each person here thinks my sermon
is worth the price OF a glass Of beer or
q nickle cigar. five red cents or dime.
let them pay the amount. # each pay
8 nickle il will make SO this evening.
This repeated every week in the year
would pay my salary. \ sermon that
isn't worth a nickel isn't worth coming
TO hear, and the person that will beat
the Lord. the preacher or the printer is
goat o. the most odoriterous type
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For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over Shy years by mil
lions OF mothers for ,heir children while
teething. With perfect success. !,
soothes the child. sotsens The gums,
alls!s 81 pain. cures wind colo. ano Is
the best remedy FOR diarrhea. Is
pleasant 10 the taste Sold oy druggists
in every part OF tie world Twenty
i've cents oo,,le. lis valpe L incal-
culsble. Be snre snd ask for Mrs.
Winslo.s Soothing Syao snd ssse no
oIhe. kind
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RETAINED THE SAME TEACHERS
No Change Was Made IN the Instructors
OF the City Schools

No Change Was Made IN the Instructor,
OF the City schools
Any body who had an idea that there
was to be a change in the 1eschers OF
the city schools when the board OF edu.
cation held lis session Friday evening
was wrong in his estimate OF the situs.
tion. There was al no time 8 6isposl.
tion shown 10 dispense with auy OF the
present teachers as wss discerned bv
the voting, for every tesuhsr was cleo
ted on the first ballot. no Informal bal
lots being taken. Ii is true that votes
were cast for various applicants. but &.
no tine were the present teachers il
danger OF being turned down. Previ-
Gus 10 the oalloting on teachers the
graduating exercises in June were dis.
cussed and it was finally decided 10
turn the entire affair over to Superiu-
tenders Quigley. The sum OF $40 was
appropriated to pay the expenses of the
exercises. On account OF the unusual
large number in the graduating class il
is very likely that the usual ora,ions
will be dispensed with and an address
delivered by some prominent educator
instead. The election OF teachers was
then taken Up and resulted as follows:
Superintendent-E. ]. Quigley.
Principal-J. ". Pye.
Asst. Principal-Mrs. Mary D. Tay.
lor.
a. Grammar. west side-Miss Jessie
Grotewohl
B. and c. grammar, west side-Miss
June Connor.
D. grammar and A. primary. west
side-Miss Sadie Ball.
B. and c. primary, west side-Miss
Julia Rogers.
D. primary, vest side-Mizs Cora
Miner.
D. primary. south side-Miss Bessie
Thom pson.
B. grammar aH6 a primary. east
side-Miss Jessie Warne.
B. and c. primary. east side-Nlss
Hannah Foley.
D. primary. esst side-Miss Care
Wedehase.
B. and c. grammar. east s5de-Alias
Mary Windle
= resolution vss adopted requiring
teachers 10 sign their contracts oy May
.. when the board will hold ias reg
ular meeting
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Adverease,d Letter.,

The following i list Of the letters
renaining uncalleo for IN the Mitchell
posSoEcs az the close Of the week end
ing Asy u. 1897:
Gallagher. MIR q Gufuan. Mr. Sam
jacobson, 4 E Smith. Mr. NE
When calling for the sooTe please sa :
advertised" Il not called for in two
weeks they viii be forwarded TO the
dead letter Office
sAKL. T. GREEN. P. NJ.
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Notice For Publication. Timber Cunur,
Entry

Land Once al Mitchell. :. D.. April ! lag7
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his iIen; ion fc
make final proof in support of his ciain and thai
said proof will be made before the Register anc
Receiver at Mitchell. 5. D.. on May y. IS9., viz
Thomas Hays TO- The lots and and sls nw1.
sec. ?. 7. iQ3 n, B. Sc IT c. E No l4.SG0]
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous Residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz: Peter GartZ, John tTaeIZ, 5. q 0lm.
stead and Frank !. Bidwell. all OF Mitchell P O..
ID
The Claimant gives notice that he may desire
10 oape his testimony taken before Clerk OF d
Court oi record in the District OF Columbus, Qrl-
der The act Of March l. 1886
ABRAHAM BoyS1oS. Register.
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" B. Johnson. Newark. O, says:
One Minute Cough Cure saved ny
o7ly child from dying by Group" Ii
mss saved thousands Q. others suffering
from Group, prsguonia. bronchitis and
oiber serioas throat SID lung troubles.
l. O. Gale.
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O'Clock a. m. at pahlic auction. 10 the highest
bidder for cash, to pas said debt. interest and
taxes If any. on said premises. and S25 attorney
fees, and the disbursements allowed by law, sub
lect to redemption as provided by law.
Dated al Waterfowl. 5 D.. March lst. 1897
ELiJAH u. ToPLIFF
C. g. CHURCH. Assignee of Mortgdgee
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage
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Genl. Pass. Il Ticket Agen,

Some for ten. some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered
from piles and then have been quickly
and psrnsnently cured by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles aDd all forms OF SKIN
diseases. I. O. Gale.
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Sick hesdsche csn be quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known Is ~DsWi,i'
Little Early Rissrs" L. o. Gale.
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full particulars and full instructions for
work with common tools, with terms
of con mpefition.
In addition to the foregoing the Chi
cago. Milwaukee * St. Paul Railway
Co. has offered TO furnish 1000 miles OF
transportation on It's liEe TO the winner
OF the first prize for The largest yield
OF wheat grown in South Dakots il
accordance with the shove.
GEO. 4. EEAFEoRp.
Gsnl. Pass. Il Ticket Agent.
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thereon from the date of said Judgment, and ali
accruing costs of sale.
Dated at Mitchell. South Dakota. April 18th
1881 JOHN COOK,
A. E. HITCHCOCK. Sheriff of Dawson COUNTY
Plaintiffs Attorney
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FRIDAY, NAY 2l. 1887.
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SARL. T. GREEN. P. NJ.
The advocate., 1897-06-02
1897

vIdes. 1t is not 80 much the want of
revenue which Is adding to our Ma.
tlonsl distress, but the extraVsgsnt
and wssteful expenditure of the peo.
ple's money, filched from them under
the guise Of maintaining the public
credit and economically administering
the affairs of the Government.
''It is the farmer of the country who
receives no consideration in this bill.
He sees that you have thrown tub to
the whale in placing a duty on some
farm products, but observes that you
double the price on articles which he
has to buy. He knows that he Is the
real producer of the wealth of the
country, and objects to paying As per
cent. additional for harness when all
the hides in the world are turned loose
to come In free and compete with those
which he produces. He does not ask
for a duty on straw and cabbage,
which you have 80 generously (P) ae-
corded him, and at the same time in
B lite a clean sweep of his profits on
broOmcorn by passing it through ths
custom house free. Your generosity
(P) does not cease here, for the fruit of
the foreign hen is made dutisble, and
the foreign bee is at liberty to furnish
wax free. He sees cropping out on his
land manganese, bsuxite, plumbsgO,
gypsum, and running from his trees
tar and pitch and turpentine; his for
ests sbounding with logs, freWoOd and
hop poles, all Of which are admitted
from other lands free, and he wonders
how this will help him. He sees thou.
sands Of other things on the free list,
and all parsded as being in the interest
Of the farmer, and wonders, since Ice
is among them, why it was that water
was left out"