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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-22
paul. BEUHLER
456 TEMPLE COURT.

$4,000 takes this elegant new all -modern ex-
cept heat six-room' east-front house and fine
furnished bathroom: storm windows, screens
and doors; nice barn, shade trees; fine lot
facing east, Aldrich S. inside 25th ST.
Don't fail to get this If you want big bar
gain in a nice home or make $500 between now
and spring.
s5oooIDon,t fail to see this elegant strictly It =
Columbus ny Waking distance. Best bur
gain for the price asked ever offered.
$500 takes good six-room house; large summer
kitchen. storm windows and doors, screens and
doors, large woodshed, stone walks
nice shade trees: fine lot facing Columbus av;
one one block to Park ay and md only one block to
hrst-class repair. biggest kind of bargain
Elegant location. First time offered; -
go quick. If you want slick home for little
money. don't fail to get this.
$4,000 takes good house, arranged for two fam-
lies: city water. wet sinks up and downstairs
good cellars: large east-front lot facing Emer-
av; within few blocks Of Goth N: fine
location handy to car; Just taken on $4,000
mortgage. Big bargain.
$4,000 takes nice nine-room house; all modern
ment; gas fixtures, window shades. stone
walks. fine shade trees, elegant lawn; warm
and we'll built for home; nice lot, facing. Har-
riet close to 31st ST. No doubt, good bar
gain.
$500 takes good eight-room house and good
fve-room house: city water. gas and sewer con-
by 1865 feet deep; inside of 18th av S. This
Is walking distance. mis-, no doubt, Is a
big bargain. Storm windows and screens
complete for both. houses. Property in irst-
class repair Don't fail to see it.
$3.50 for six days only, takes that elegont nine
strictly modern house and barn; gas fix
lures, shades. awnings, scleens and storm Will
dows included on Fremont av. inside 2Sth
st: owner going away. Don't miss the
chance If you want nice home at big bar
gain.
$S$-I.ook at 1917 Sth st S; seveli-room house,
city water. good we'll, cellar. stone walk, large
lot. 50y147; owner is bound to sell; make your
best offer Thursday.
$1350-Look. Look 1 room brick house. ar
ranged for two families; two good cellars; nice
lot. facing 2212 av s. inside of 2}d st. No doubt,
q big snap.
S1375-tiood siy-room house: city water in house,
good cellar and barn: fine shade trees: large lot,
AMPS to l4-foot alley: first time offered for
sale. No doubt will go Thursday.
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LADIES' TAILORING

= TUCKER, THE LADIES TAILOR, .-&
can turn out the most stunning gowns. Right
prices; get your dates early. 521 Medical blk.
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$3S00-Takes two good eight-room houses and
sa ne a city water stnks ana sever
facing east on 18th av S, inside Franklin; fine
location; never vacant: always rented. This, no
doubt Is big bargain. Don't fail to see it.
S2750-Takes good seven-room house, all modern
except heat; shades, gas fixtures, water meter,
hardwood floors: all best open nickel plumbing;
fine large lot facing Nicollet av; 57x126 feet deep
to alley, inside 9th st; no doubt big bargain.
S21oo-Takes two good six-room houses; good
cellar, cistern we'll water, storm windows and
screens; shade trees: stone walks; fine large lot,
facing 4th st, inside Of 10th
$1s00-Takes good nine-room house; good cellar
fine large lot facing 18th av S, inside of 2sth st.
large lot, facing 4th ST. inside 10th av NE; no
doubt big bargain; house cost $4,000 to build.
The above offer good one week only.
$2e0O-Here is an elegant southeast snap; full
and sewer connection both floors; downstairs
month. This property is very close in and easy
walking distance to business and in first class
repair This, no doubt, is big bargain.
$1s00-Do you want frst-class home, facing
east on 18th av S. inside of 2Sth st? Good
eight-room house. full basement. city water, wet
kitchen, all grained downstairs; nice large shade
trees; fine lot, 4sx12s to alley.
S1s75-Here is a dandy eighth ward bargain;
nine-room house, city water in house, improve
facing 81 feet on Nicoliet av and 12s feet to
alley near Goth st. Owner wishes to make quick
sale. reason for this low price. Easy terms.
S27O0-Takes nine-room house, all modern except
heat; has the very best of hardwood finish and
open plumbing: this nice, warm. well-built. up
to-date home is located nice east front lot
In Oak Park, within easy walking distance to
business: If You are looking for a dandy home
and big bargain don't fail to see this.
VACANT LOTS.
$s5O-For quick sale takes fine large lot, facing
Adams st between 18th and 14th avs NE.
$1100-Takes fine lot. 47x155 to 2O-foot alley
facing Fremont av, between 10th and 18th avs
n. east front
seOo-For nice lot facing Emerson av S, inside
eth st.
S6oo-Nice lot facing Park av between Both and
Seth SITS.
$1450-Takes fine lot facing Highland av, Oak
Lake. Big snap.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

SUPERFLUOUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
neftly removed by electricity. Miss Hollister
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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o o o o o o o O. o
We HAVE SOME OF THE FINEST RESI-
dences and fruit farms at the lake for sale
is the time to buy; demand is increasing
property decreasing in quantity. See us at
once. Apgar & Korthof, 204 Commercial build
ing, corner LIST ag n and Sd st. Minneapolis
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WANT Pages, "A, IS
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
il settled. Come to the TOWN MARKET, %.
Fl e. ' a ng pa Eange en- stoves and
JUD1CIoUs. SYSTEMATIC SPECULATION IN
wheat is very profitable; $50 will margin 1,Oo3
bu &c; send for free booklet. Facts and Fig
gres. explaining option trading The Osborn
Grain Co., S13 Phoenix building, Minneapolis
Members of Chamber of Commerce.
HAVE BYRON & WILLARD PRINT IT.
FOR sALE-MEAT MARKET; IN A GOOD
town in Minnesota; only takes a small amount
dress 7795, journal.
FOR sALE-MEAT MARKET, IN CITY OF
for the tight manu. Viii iG beaf AL
dress w. r. Stowe, Brookings, S. D.
SLATE CREEK MAMMOTH. -
Investors anticipating the purchase OF these
shares at lower price than eastern quotations.
or who desire information, should communicate
with me- Address j. Z. A.. T. .. Box l726,
Spokane, Wash.
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND FOR SALE. FINE
location Also syllable sna, for fruits At
BLACKSMITH SHOP, STOCK AND TOOLS; OR
location for German. Inquire of Gregg, Sea-
ger g. Co., or box 152, Wood Lake. MINI:
wANTEp-HARDWARE FOR PART PAYMENT
section of well improved land in North Da-
kota. address S1Os, Journal.
PHYSICIAN, SCANDINAVIAN PREFERRED,
can learn of good opening. Twenty miles to
of Minneapolis. S139, Journal
DRUG STORE IN BEST TOWN IN SOUTHERN
Minnesota. invoice So, 200. Cash sales $4,000. At
bargain if taken at once. Good reasons for
selling Address s142, Journal.
A SCANDINAVIAN DRUGGIST WANTS 70
ctr In, +hr{ff
of North Dakota or else wants to know some
good opening for a drug store. Address s172,
16o ACRES OF THE BEST LAND IN PINE
paying hotel. livery or general merchandise
stock: only those meaning business apply 1928
Washington av N.
FOR sALE-BoARDING-H HOUSE. A BARGAIN.
Call and will see that you get your money 8
son. oa4 Eth dh' st ' s. ''' ''o D''''' VI
FOR sALE--A GOOD SALOON IN a GOOD
Wrte IN " yqu b W
FOR sALE-FIRsT.CLAss HOTEL AND RES.
below invoice if taken at once. Address Euro
pean Hotel. Frazee, Mimi
RooMING- HOUSES from $176 to $4,000.
Ran With o9g soo mSnfS salary
MEAT MARKET for sale clearing 5000 monthly.
n: W. BUSINESS AGENCY, Bank of Commerce.
$3.50 BUYS THE FURNITURE OF COUNTRY
hotel, making 5000 month clear. Ellis,
Parker House.
$4,000 FOR 160 ACRES, LAC QUI PARLE
county, Minnesota, clear, for merchandise;
want general stock in country. What have
you to offer? Write me fully: describing
goods. NJ. p. Hobart, Phoenix building.
CASH AND $4,000 STOCK OF GOOD, CLEAN
clothing; also fine improved farms in Dodge,
Hennepin and Swift counties. Any of the
above to exchange for good-paying improved
city property up to $40, 600. Geo. B. Dartt,
S07 Phoenix building.
FOR sALE-LARGEsT AND FINEST SALOON
In Minnesota town Of 1000; worth $2,5UO:
will sell at once for 81 700: s3ls, Journal:
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors Main office, 929-935 Guaranty
+ building, Minneapolis Mimi. Branch office,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

~ atn S54-# 4Gt- m.@ sJ i. ~ 5tNEE-Er"l #
La Crosse, Wis.,.
"a Grudnia 1902
Non omnes doctores,
non omnes prophetae.
odebra}e% odezwe cd pewne~
so m}odego ksiedza. kt6ra wssyst-
klch ,,6wleckich ks,eay polsklch W
stanach Zjednoczonycb P6}nocnej
Amerykl" wzywx do jednosci =
. mt omnes fant uuum''.
Kazda wielka sp'awa must byd
przygotowana ma ,,Hosanna" j ma
,,C1uci6catur". spory, ktdre z nie~
ma}em z%gorszeniem ola swieckich
ludzl rozdziela}y polskich kap}a~
now ma rome drobne obozy, kliki
czyli koterye, znalaz}y ~rareszcie
swoje ,,odium theologicum''.
Skoro blaga czyli k}amana
wiedza lub kokieterya czyli k}a~
mana cnota coraz wiecej zagrazaja
naszemu polskiemu duchowieh-
stwu, ME div, jezll uczciwy ka.
plan dbajacy o ,,bonum Ecclesiae':
znajdzie ma podobne wybryki wyraz
obursenla. Wedle wielklego hlsto-.
ryka hiszpahskiego Menendez Pc
layo mozna bye bc%zstronnym W
opowiadauiu fakt6w zewnetrznych,
materyaluych i dotykalnych czyli
skutk6w, - ale nigdy ME, gdy sig
m6wi o przyczynach. ..
Kulinarna wledza, brAk pole
tycznego zmys}u, zazdros6Vi ary-
stokratyccna pycha charakteryzo-
wa}y wiekszs czesd naszego poll
sk1ego duchowlenstwa Brak taktu,
przesada, przechwalkotowatosc,
wrazliwosc, sentymentalizm, fan.
faronada, obchodomania, ched
przewodniczenia, zadza brylowania,
chorowanie ma wielk,ego pana, brak
odwagl cywllnej wobec mamelu-
k6w kcteryjnych, ,,vendetta' -
zat&umi}y W swieckim ksiedzu
wszelka wrazliwosc i wyrobi}y ME-
dowierzajace usposobienie, Pc"
dejrzliwosG, sercc, kt6rego }atwo
szturmowaG ME MONA, powscia-
gliwosG jezyka i hart charakteru.
Braterstwa ME znaja wiley.
Tylko wsp6lna moe zdo}a mas
calaG. Mech nar6d sle budzi!
Wsp6lno6t duchowiehstwa mole
bateryami duchowemi przezwycie-
zy6 obecna grawitacye amerykaniz-
mu. Solidarnos6 dnchowienstwa
polskiego ma bye propaganda pol"
ska.
, Geniusz naszego nsrodu ME
pragnie ami ,wigil6w" czyli fgl6w,
ami prowincyonalnYch ,,arbitr6w".
lmprowizacya naszych polskicf
ksiezy ME Una granic. Zreszta ME
chodzi nam 0 dodatek do s}ownika
polskiego. lecz tylko o wcielenie
idea}u " zycie.
Prosta intuicya polska. radzl
kazdemu kap}auowi ~naszej krw'
kosci, ably jaknajpredzej sosta]
oz4onkiem novel or~gan'zacyi pod
6rma ,,Stowarzyssen;e swieckich
Ksis4y polskich': Politykowanie
Jest nasza zguba. a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

'3s Opowiadsnie . Wajwaczu, Gio-'
6nym Niegdy6 Rozb6jniku v Boz
rach Tucholskich. ~ Kazimierz
Korsak. 90 Dw6ch Braci. Legenda
J. N. Jaskowskiego. 20 Historys
o Autorytecie. 80. Teatr Ludowy
" Rosyi, 9 sabaiowa Bajka
j, enkiew,cza1l1 s2 w Wojsku Ro
((zzerqmskiiego) 80 Dro-
zsyzna Wegla. 81 Lilil (Em, Zoli).
IS Stan Connecticut (Opis) SO
Przyszle Waterloo. 81 Stan Mas
sachusetts. SO Mixroby v Ciele
Ludzk,em. 80 Przeciw Pijanstwu.
10 Lewa Rska II Napoj. Ods y
p EOS 4 n HFEs ~ -
zlajjace. - Angielski sallo lon :4s
spirytyzm i Opinia ?ubliczna. A
Dzwiek Wilijny. (obrasek scenicz-
NY. As Navel Djabef ne Wytrzy..
NAL. A. Filipinskie Rzady NUM-
cypalne. ~ Chinczyk 0 Chihczy-
kach. 4s Lekajmy sig Azyi! 40
Zamach ma Prezydenta Nick inleya.
50 Hlstorya Seim6w Zw'azku Ia"
rode wegc Polskiego Stan. zjedn.
81 Credo [wiersz]. So Historyczny
Poczet Kr6l6w Polsklch So Obszar
Ludno6G G}6wniejszych KRAKOW
ma Cafym Swiecie. 81 Powierzchnia
Ziemi i Rasv Ludzkie4 So Barwy
Poszczegdlnyoh Pahstw.
Sc Wykaz Pahstw Swiata, Panu.
jacych, G}6wnych Mast it'd. 81
Okres Brzemiennosci u Zwierzat i
Wylegania u Drcbiu. 80 sredni
Okres Brzemiennosci i Przecietne
Rozp}adzanie sig Zwlerzat Demo-
wych i Drobiu. So Tabela do Lat
wego Obliczania Zarobku Robotni~
k6w. so Tabela do Latvego obi
ProceIt6w. 81 Humor / Sa"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02
Kalendarz Ameryki
ma rok 1902.

Zawiera: l Wiadomosci kalen-
darskie. 2 Kalendarz scienny. 3
Kalendarz z wykaxem swietych,
SWAT. ewangelij, odc,ian k~siezyca,
xmian powietrza i r6znemi wiado-
mosciaml pozytecznemi. 4 Rozrost
}udnosci W ubieg}ym s~tulecia. S Ma
powltanie Nowego koku (wiersz)
W jaki spos6b dawniej obcho"
dzono Nowy Rok. Z Carme]a, czyli
Oszala}a z Ml{o6ci. 8 Zbytki ION, q
ossczedno6d mellow lwierszl . Sen,
y. Henryka Sienkiewlcza. 10 Swia~
dectwo n~ieboszczyk@ (wiersz): IL
Ma}y Bakaiarx ielki Nauezy~
ciel. law Piwniczej lzbie (wierss).
Is O%puszczona. Opowiadanie. IA
Wytrwaj do kohca (wiersz). Is
Historya o Matku Gruszce Seka-
tel PAIGE. Is Kocham Gle (wiers<).
II Pojedynek Amerykahski. Opo-
wialanie. Is w SWAT! (wiersz).
Is Widmo P~okutulace ma Spizu. 90
,Skazka" K~apitanie Tumce i Je-
20 Diehszcxyku Jeromce. 81 O.
row;adanie o "a Zydach, kt6rzy
SIC "a Kapucyn6w p%rsebierali ]
ludzi okradali. - CHOP i Djabel.
Powiastka Ludowa. 80 O slawnych
aar}okach. 81. Podr6z Dzwon6w
do .Rxymu lLegend.). IS Dsivny.
Sen. ktorY sie sprawdsil j ME
prswds,i lOpow. amerykahskie):
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-02

.l.a.M- -..11=-- ==-11 Il ~. s---T ~ -
ogniska wsp6lnego j mysli J serca.
= Vivat sequens!
! Kochani Bracla, m6dlcie sic
do Przemienienia Paiskiego!
K. Anzelm Ksr !.
Publlcsne psa2iqk0wan ie
stevenP oipt. 80 Gru vdl ! sol,
Pred kllka tygod l','' n
zachorowa} mi moi dziewiecio]etni
chfopiec ma chorobe zwana
appendicitis: S{abo6c ia
dosz}a do zab6jczych 1ozmiar6w ;
uwaza}em JUL ch1opca "a stracon"e e'
go. ~
Lekarze, krdtych mia}em cd
poczatku ctoroby mojego synka.
ME zdo}ali sprawic choremu maj
mniejszej ulgi. Ma ostatek chciano
go kraja6, by otworzyc brzuch,
kt6ry by} nadzwyczaj opchniety /
przez na]wieksze bolesci party :
Wszelako jeden z tych lekarzy ME
chcia} sic zgodzic ma taxa operacya'
m6wlac, re to juz "a p6zno = ME
ma zadnej rady, ch}opiec must
umleraG.
tedy niekt6rzy moich
sssiad6w radslli mi abym przy-
zwa} do chorego t~utejszego lekar:zzaI
Ora Zborowskiego, co tez uczy-
ni{em. So
Dzisiaj ~dziekuje publicznie Pa
nu Doktorowl Zborowskiemu "a
predkie wyleczenic mojego syna
Gdybv ME jego sztuka w'edza
lek.rs8a, syn moi by}by juz dz'-
siaj ME zy}. ste... ."
Dziekuje tel moim rasiadom
"a zbaw Jenna raie jake mi dali,
sam ME omieszkam nigdy, ilekrof
mi SIG nadarzy sposobnost, raozlt
kazdemu, poszukujacemu lekarza,
ably sic uda& o ponce lekarska do
papa Doktora Zborowskiego W
Stevens Point, Wis.,, ola kt6rego
zostaje
g}ebokim szacunklem
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
h Cure for Lun M, ha go.

W. c. Williamson of Amherst, Va, says: For more than a year I suffered from lumbago. I finally tried Chamber lain's Pain Balm and it gave me entire relief, which all other remedies had failed to do.'' Sold by all druggists.
 Some time ago my daughter caught a severe cold. She complained of pains in her chest and had bad cough. r gave her Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy according to directions and in two days she was well and able to go to school, I have used this remedy in my family for the past seven years and have never known it to fail" says James Prendergast, merchant Annato Bay, Jamaica, West India Islands. The pains in the chest indicated an approaching attack of pneumonia, which in this in- stance was undoubtedly warded off by Cough Remedy. It coun- teracts any tendency of a cold toward pneumonia. Sold by all druggists
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
IRISH WIT IN BATTLE.

<! A Prisoner Taken and to be Taken. l T carried a green flag" said the ser { seant, "in a good many battles of the civil war. In most cases the regimen | tai or state flag carried with the colors l or the Stars and Stripes was solid blue The Irish regiments, from some of the setateS at least, carried green flags in- stead of blue, and it always made my heart swell with pride to see that the green flags in the charging line never Jagged behind Nearly every Irish reg
 iment in the Union army made good
 record, and I have always been sorry
 that so many of the anecdotes of every
 day experience have not found q per
 manent place in the war literature.
 For example, there was an lrishman
 of the Thirty-sixth Indiana who while
 on the skirmish line at Dallas saw
 good chance to capture rebel He
 availed himself of the opportunity,
 captured his man, and was passing to
 the rear with his prisoner, when one of
 the boys called out to him, Pat let me
 have that man. l will take him over to
 General Gross, our brigade commander SNever mind, me boy replied Pat I
 left million back over the hill there
 Go yourself and fetch one of the lads over and take him to General Cross
 "A member of the Chicago Irish regi- fment, which at the time was in the Fifteenth corps, became very much ex- cited because he couldn't force cart ridge into his musket, fouled by contin- uous firing, He tried and tried again, and a last called out to his colonel ex- plaining why he could not load It was in the midst of a furious engagement and the colonel advised him to try again. Pat tried again. failed and then facing the enemy, came to an or der arms, and stood like statue. The colonel asked him what he meant, and Pat replied, 'Shure, I'm jist Waitin' for a Jahnny to come up till l can knock his brains out with me musket I am | Waitin' for him and in the midst of the hottest possible fire he waited until | the regiment charged forward"
 T remember a case said the cap ! tain, 'in which an Irishman named Ca 1 sey a little mite of man, distin- l guished himself at Bull Run. After ev- erybody had been withdrawn from our inc Casey remained loading and firing, unconscious of the fact that the regi- nent had retired and that he alonc vas holding the advanced line Finally le was surrounded, and rebel srap- oled with him, ordering him to surren- Ter. Casey caught his man, and shout d back to the regiment reforming in l he rear, 'Coloney, Oi have a prisoner lere, but he won't let me bring him in. 'asey was rescued. but he lost his pris- ner"-Chicag Inter- Ocean.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
NOTED WORKER AMONG INDIANS
 IN FA R NORTH

The Rev Egerton R. Young. for many years missionary to the Indians in the Canadian Northwest, will preach both morning and evening, Sunday January 12 at the Westville Methodist church, and upon Mondya evening, the 18th, he will lecture at this church upon Romantic Life in the Land of the Au- Toras." Dr. Young is a preacher and author whose reputation is worldwide and his experiences of nearly thirty years in the far northland of the Hud- son bay region are of thrilling interest to all lovers of adventure as we'll as to those interested in work among the Indians. A most cordial invitation is extended to all members of the Indian association as well as to the public in general, to listen to pr. Young upon Sunday and it is hoped a large au- dience will be present at his lecture Monday evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE AT
 UNITED CHURCH .-.

| UNITED CHURCH.
 Music lovers throughout the city are taking great interest in the musical service to be given at United church to-
 nlorroW evening at 7:30 on account of
 the high character of the anthems to
 be rendered. By special request Haydn's motett, Distracted With Care and Anguish, has been added to the programme and this beautiful compo- sition, written in this great musician's most delightful vein, will lend addition al interest to the programme. This motett has been sung but once in this city. A number of years ago the Church Choral society, under the direction of Warren R. Hedden, rendered it in Trim ity church at one of the festivals held there, and it has not been done here since. Many former members of this society who will present tomorrow eve ming will remember this number with pleasure. Another element of interest will be the hymn singing, The fine con- gregational singing at this church is re- markable and due prominence will be given that fact by selection of hymns familiar to all "..u
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT THE CITY MISSIONS.

At the City Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, the hours for Sunday services are o'clock and 10:30 a. n., 5 o'clock and o'clock p. m. and 7:30 in the evening. The exercises to- morrow evening will include a platform service by members of the Mission Res cue Band, a company of Christian 'workingmen who also hold gospel temperance meeting at the mission hall every Saturday evening. Religious ser vices and other exercises of the week, as usual, every evening and on We'd nesday and Saturday afternoons. All are welcome.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
THE WOOL CLIP.

The American Wool Reporter. in it's
 present number, which is the last issue
 of the year. gives an instructive sum
 mary of the annual statistics of the
 wool business, covering an area of more
 than a generation It is interesting to
 learn from this that the number of
 sheep in the United States in the year
 1901 was smaller than in the year 1881,
 or, in other words, smaller than in the
 year before the tariff of 1888 was enact
 ed for the purpose of giving increased
 protection to the American wool grow CTS. On January 1, 1881, the focks of the United States numbered in sheep AZ, ,569,S99. On the list of April of this year the number of sheep was 42, 790 03S, and yet for the greater part of these twenty years the people of this country have been compelled to pay an enor- nous tribute on every article of wool en clothing they have worn in order, it is assumed to give prosperity to this industry If there had not been any uuty NHaISbeNer upon WOOL the num- Der of sheep would probably have been than it Is, because in that case the number would have been reduced to what may be termed the mutton ba- sis, and we should then have obtained from the relatively unsettled parts of the world more wool than we have inn ported in these twenty years On a mutton basis, sheep to the number of twenty-five or thirty million might nave been sufficient for our needs. But n order to sustain from ten to fifteen million more sheep we have placed un- Ter forced contribution every man, wo- nan and child in this country on one of he prime necessaries of life, and have 50 restricted by artificial conditions the | development of our worsted and wooden | industry that it now l tands almost among the great trades ! if this country in being incapable of I welling in any degree the volume of l ur export business.-Bo Herald