The daily morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1883-1899, March 21, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm 1 1 m y'V n L H i,j ,j- m y i mmm mmm i m i " miiiMiiiwiw' , B j,?.". mm y-. M, , r.Y i i' in assa .wasilais.in j.-. ...mi iwiwW'w'WWpi'''Wi'i'V,m n b,1u ..y.t.-- .TP it. asn,nn THK DAILY AST0R1AN, Sl'XHAY MuKNINU. MAltCIt 21. IBM 'TT guilij &otiu-tatt. JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor. Teliplion No. t tkkms or Bl HUCKtrriOS. DAILT. Bent br mall. Pr year S.O0 Bent by mail, pT month M Served by carrier, por month IS WEEKLY. Brat by mail, per year K In advance. PoMae five to subscribers. All communications Intended for publt Mttoo should be directed to the flltor. Business communications of all kinds and remittance must be addressed to The Astnrlan. The Astcvrian guarantees to It sub scriber! the lartreet circulation of any aewapapcr published on the Columbia rtrer. Advertising rate can be had on appli cation to the business manager. The Weekly Astnrian, the second old at weekly In the Mate of Oregon, has. aczt to the Portland Oreronlan. the largest weekly circulation In the state. , John F. Handley A Co. are our Port land agents, and copies of the Astorlaa eaa be had every morning at their taad. U4 Third street. TV "Aatortas" brby atf!- doaat !( HfltU&ID DOLLARS to St. Mary's Hal. payaMs oa aeasaaa to ratker Mdau, wantm legal svldas Is pro daeasl show lag thai aay aftsraooa mmw . sablhiaed la Astoria has artatcd vslUtis tka last alaaty days zplrtag ha far this affsr a starts "plal" ar 4ar kind ar "tvlegraphle dim repart," taaalrW arar the wtrsM aaserlng either at tk talagraph dSh la Astoria, rraas aay polat aatslde af Oregaaw Astoria, OrOrtobar IS, ISM. Last year's output of American built and teglsered vessels wan the greatest known In the last fourteen years, with two exceptions. One of the best evidences that the new tariff law wlM benefit Americans at the expense of foreign producers who have been fattening on our mar kets, is found in the consternation P re-Tailing- In Germany over the prospect of the early passage of the Dingley MIL The extent to which public feel ing Is aroused on the subject is shown by the cabling and publication of the cntl erttofebx iehtfthatshrdlu srhdlrdl entire text of the bill in prominent papers. Such a feat was never under taken by European Journals la any matter of American news before. Those who cavil at the benefits to be derived from the control of our own markets can draw some useful lessons from the alarm thus manifested by outsiders at the prospect of losing them. It Is most satisfactory to the onlooker, as well as to the citixens and property owners of Astoria, to see the prompt ness with which the city council Is meeting the railroad company in the movement for the development and establishment of future business in this never .had any as a whole, having been disowned by Its author, and becoming a law without the signature of a dem oeratlc president. In view of the hesitation of tholr party to adopt a policy of free trade when It had a chance, and of the lamentable results of the present tariff. It Is not strange that demxratio edi tors generally ex press a desire not to obstruct the passage of a protective law by the republicans, as outlined in the St. Louis platform. While these democratic Journals are opposed to a hlch protective tntiff, they are evident ly of the opinion that the republican? can not do less than pass such a Mil as Is demanded by their distinct agree ment with the people. Some gv fur ther than this. The llrooklyn Kule. after advising the passage of a t.irif.' act, furnishing ample revenue for the running expense of the governmnt. re marks: " It is our own belief that the Intelligence of democracy is relinnubh imr much of Its old-time animosity toward the protectionist school. and that it will continue to relinqu'sh it to the extent that the degradation and uebasement of labor conditions abroad are .the more understood and appre ciated." In other words, Ameii.au wages must be maintained by a pro tective policy. It Is sound republican doctrine. As a line of political action, free trade is Ii decadence the world over. With out the support of England there .vou'J hardly be enough of it left to be worth an inventory, and there is a growing sentiment against it In that country. based partly on the recent Invasion of Its markets by the manufactured goods of protectionist countries. But no nation has quite as many reasons for protection as the United States. Our wage-workers are accustomed to better pa" than can be obtained In Europe, and to a higher standard of living. It seems that some of the dem ocratic jiapers concede that this point rests upon the application of the prin ciple of protection, and they are ready to approve its embodiment in th? new tariff. It is a long step in the right direction, and in time will naturally lead to an admission that the develop ment of our American Industries is well worth looking after in a reason able way. OUTWARD HOUND ORKCiON CJRAIN FLKi:MS.Mr7. (Krvtard and Corrected er? Old)) AU(ut X m burl.. . 11 i.vr amp , . Nutum . Catwarv t t'CI Kl (TOM J i VlndiTiMllH-k ,l" ..IIWV fort Natal . .. .!:. Se.. Oribr . Hr.nlti wnhrrlntlhtie Imh MviimI ... St Hrahip I'Li'maiinau.lilirt ...iltvi Al B ay.... 7 HrMn I'rvimililaJ .. 14 Hrsiilp ! Murium! .iKr hlii ... IAiiIUmo. rbatk a Kr trk .v Hr Urk :'tnmore 'ih.iii. hit mli Hi v lilill.liv M .t 1 mi . Kl,l)MtHU, II'I1IK-II In . , . Hr twik Krlwnn Hi lup t lde.tie. ! I!r twrk. tiii. I -muni..., II Itr Ivik ., Wr hli .. UHrlvtik. 1 l,r Mini ... li. r Shti i' Hr tik . ' r liin -.'I lr tm.k .. X Kr Ur . .v l!r h p .. Nov. i Ur h.rk. i Hr iti-tk . . t Hr hu. Hr hip ... Hr hip... T itr lii h Kr I rk . 1 Hr .. !ti Hr b.nk .... M Hr Nirk... IT Mt hi,i . 17 r.r hiii l Hi hip... 2 Hr -h Ui Hr hip I'l Hr but 21 Hr b.rk. r. Itr Ni k - 34 Br ah.p . I r biuk- .Hrb-ik-. A Hr barn ... 1 'or ... iw llll ,. .'n lluil Ii UU Sill. -lb .v:s tut .. l , i.rrx . lit' law l.w .11. i Ks tirk IW II . Nov . Jll 1.1 irVb I ..Jm.i M. ... ;.imi 1 ....1 CKNrl IV e. Jar. It Vs surprtstng what a "wee bit of a thing can accomplish. Sick headache. oootnipatioa. dyspepsia, sour stomach. dizziness, are quickly banished by De Witt's Little Early Risers. Small pill. Safe pOL Best pill. Chas. Rogers. Each home may be a garden. And precious human flowers Fill all the year with yweetnes. And the glow of summer hours. TO CI RC A COLD 1 ONE DAT Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. 23c For sale by Chas. Rogers, Prugglst. feb IN Br .shin Id Hrshlp ... iliier b.trk.. ! Hr ship...,. 17 Hr Ht;. IT i-r iiif Jl Br bark .... It' Hr ship . , ur nip .'4 H- ship as Br hip.. Br brk . a rbip....... j nrnii . Br trk Br hip ll Rrbark I.IBrtwrk. . iv r hlp Br ship .. J Br turk rtr hip .. . 14 Kr snip 17 Br bark . . . Br bark Br hark . . tutotia I4SS " I ti.owNrne lis " lmlrmt.1 '.'ill " Kil i .... i.ttUoini Ottsile. ... Is 7 " Siena KstielU ... It " ,v sis " ... . V i.esli'jr fork ... Miiwooo. ... aus " ....... Nlrinvll ... ll-'t ' iMirliruIr" '-" l.tHsii ... N.rrt-Mi iv'i' i prh ... Hart la to fork tiletdul. IM fo'k t helntsford .. .'I 'T' i ik :. . N it i sjule lf i oik ... It-n I ee . .M lm MeUnope . l4'lk IVleiis ' .. . Ifurk Ivmhosili-a . . . li.v l'linoutli Ii'i-hcupe hiH-k . Uiiiik . . I.liiili-u .... . liTs I'urtstu INhiallm-h J.n'otl 1 .... Ti-eiilsje.... latt " .... RursM .. liv . ... Krmon ... ill " ! Cabal . I; filmouth.. Vr Be; Ill ' Kniinouth . i ... I rorvoii i iw Cirk I . . rYreeiue ....... ITTi. Cork , . ..... Ri'tsI iis..rse l-4 nrk .., . tliigdileuv il:fork iv ol lUdilhitilou. Is' fork .... ! Yll-rl. 'l4Wf- ... fnmbftitfi lYineriw .... Lis. KimtHlUi. Zmli. Kalnmufi w :.hwvi ttiu i i.i"tp,i.i . i ;Vmnluara .rtiknurl . .... .... ;ii. w. vimr..... iRollo .'HaksJ!t f Ui .t"ii .. . Liml Klclo iinimriurtoii . Vtd vn lli(ti i d Koie lamai-B. . .... (nes (Kwald . Beeiuf . Huiti.ii Hail . Maehnhuilth . Candid ta J Un si wimh Caole Healhtleld tvta 1 in -mii. , 14vv. i kIisouiu' .. . llV. Illi.tel . in k , IT-. Ktlwouih . I . i.rl !:! -u-h Africa. . it:.s f..rk .... l4t'im . . Cork . UC A UiM ' a K a Kst. I.tst Cork . ,'M ,-lMI ,1144 " . lto " IN K A B C 1',S I al.tM kvlkl IM Is .10 r.t.-j K 4I,W .4l K 4-MWl :.:! ts.nm 4. mM 5. ',llU NT.OTo 4:',IXI .'si,n U :y II Vi.JM i ;i..vii j M -M M u ! 4-. '."I I v.:) i ts.',ls? Cn.lHI I Nviil ; .v.'.'l 1 ll.'ki M.J 1 .'4.110 ! Ni..'.' . 4.V4JI 1 4.VTW ; 4T.TTH 4;'.lii7 l,4.".' Tia 44.M (kiiO TNSi 1 tvMWl ' .V.Vvl , ai?i l AO . ai.vo 4.01 ; SS. Tv.. NV.WO I I "inn'Sii". KiriTiVii! Klnur Milln " isitiMHi A Kerr llnilmir, Unilirln ,t fit lo.isip U It Caiiienni .1 f 4l.itu Uulfoiir, loiilirli' A fn i.s'fciO .Silisnii ,t ki'rr ipiiMlrinl K'lmir Mill 41. i'. rtl(onr, iliilhrle A fu . TtSikU J It I'Mineron A fo IStrllHiid Hour Mill" Cm.... !,.aii siImou a Kerr 4A..H4I ilUltiiur, liuilirle mut fo ... 4'.',V.I " " " ' l ni nii.s,ih A Kerr 44. .im I VI.IKI II .1 K fumeroll A fo N;..V IIkIIiiiii. IOiIIi. A i n .1 It i i im r u. fo "iti A ki-rr It.Vt'.wr utlirle ,v I o "il'son A hi 'r I'.uliicul H .iir Mills ... l'..riUi,il Hum Vl'ils .1 It I mtii'imi A i ii Ll ,-.i iv. i. si :W isi ,!! I ...l 7ll.lt W Sl,.tl ;,issi lit. .1X1 .sl.ltO oo T.I.IOI I".', sti . s'ttl tlKIIO (Vl, ssl W. l .'.-s IiS.SiO I vto !!.: -ti.Vw .I'lirildii.l I l.'iif Mils .... IH I'fiiin, initlinn ,v fo,. .VVfcl lli W Mi' r.r tu.uu ;llmn A Kerr Ss.om nil .r. liiitlirtc A i o IOI,l isiibsoi) A Krtr Hll r..uil A'.TVJ AMlsl u,ivw .1 H finen.ti A Co . Istbsou A Kerr 1I.VKO Hallmir liulhr e A fn Sb.uu H.i ,Hir, iliiilirl A f o SN.uuu Sib.iKi s ktrr T.s) luidmr, liutime A fo sC'ttl J h f ainrion A Co.... KJ.Ittl .'.. Halfnur, iliilhrle A fo ,l Ha tour. I ilhrie I'm. ni.Mi Half. Mir. liu 'irm 0 'j 4iuiin ami kair I'.inl.ml t oer Mill" hui MaJImir. liuilirl ft fo II Us) S.'.uti 1 K Camrnm A (i .'.! " " " . s.s) P C Rlevalnr Co Y.IUI .1 Ki amai n. An n rat.iU) .J K Canienm A I' o H.ill.-iir, lliillirlf A Co fliisnii A ki rr A Hi n h'-i hii.I I lui.e ... H.l..iir. iliilluie A f . siiisimi A keri J It I i.mrr -i. A fu s l.siih A Krrr K-il'imr, I iiMtrii. i ,1 1 R I rtlm-riiii fu lUtdiiir. lilll life I'o .1 It iui r.ii. 'Hail.'i.r. (lullirlo A o Billoiir, tt' tirts- A fo t, Hem lUlteur, tluilirle A On I tu .l 1 I lla HO l .. I ad I li .4.1 a. .1,1 ( in mi (til II. at tvAA ! II i ii. i.i 1 tt; t la l ..Ik'l lK ... 4.1 lla M i.-l l.w I rl TOBE .til II. .) " " " " '.. I t '! W 1 - . it.1 ll. .. ... A. I II. a-l itil ia . ... il Im . ;t'l im a I til stM tit as tv 4'l m.. .. . l 1.1 Isl ail Ins .... til - ki in.... . til lla Id . it ii ! t;i n . t:l as M il H. .. ill IJa ! tl 10a il V .... 1 1 lo. .... all il il 13a al il 7a d il IM ... .. Cia . il lla ). ! ll H .: lat Wd 1 Ka d A IXOuft oul S"iir. value Hl.Ml H ts.'l bDls jour, ralue I.V.IM) also 44UI etla bran, i Alto at loua bran, taluo iuou. aiurtU.Mfraasst aalntoo. l AlaolN.iks)bblaoiir, Tlot.t) K-Alao 33,74 bbla to .r, t'u iV'J. r-)J:S bbl. Bour. Jiie Hi.uu . - A .ao tT.st) blU flour, ralue ltd .own, H-ltUVa) bbls flour, ralue K3.it I A.ao Uxt bbla flour. t1u kV J tlso .vsi hblt flour, value w,v .mt lAsbma biwn. value li,isi. Also .V) ton "t short, valuvl fTW, H3 km. ol bun. valued litoo, and .iT,buahla of "arl-T. raiiie-l tutu I. -And If. 1 1 bbla flour, value. AJU.3W). M-17.1U bbls flour, value, fTMM. N-Alt tis bbla flour, value teas) o - Also JOH bbl. B.Hir.vaJii T,iU). FREE TO EVERY MAN THE METHODS OF A GREAT TREATMENT FOR WEAKNESS OF MEN. Which Cured Him .s.ter Everything Else Failed. Though it Is well known that it do community. The introduction In the j babies g jod to cry. few mothers can council Friday night of an ordinance 'make their hearts believe that it is providing for the improvement of ; hcal,n"- Twentieth street, from Exchange 'I DANGERS OF GRIP. Commercial, and the approval of the ! engineer's plans for the extension of j The greatest danger from La Grippe Commercial street from Seventeenth ' 's of Its resulting In pneumonia. If rea- mesns that as soon as the railroad has !8onab! " fa however, and ...... . Chamberlains Cough Remedy taken. finished the depot and depot grounds.' . ., . .. . e jall danger wtll be avoided. Among the and the track is laid in to it from the tens of thousands who have used this remedy for la grippe, we have yet to learn of a single case having resulted In pneumonia, which shows conclusive ly that this remedy is a certain pre ventive of that drad disease. It will present terminus at the O. RAN. .lock, ample facilities will be afforded the public for reaching the depot Not only this, but on every hand, both in Astoria proper and th outlying sub urbs, new buildings are either in course Painful diseases are bad enough, but when a man Is slowly wasting sway wtth nervous weakness, the mental forebodings are ten times worse than the most severe pain. There is no let up to the mental suffering day or night. Sleep is almost impossible, and under such a strain men are scarcely respon sible for what they do. For years the writer rolled and tossed on the troubled sea of sexual weakness until It was a question whether be had not better take a dose of poison and thus end all his troubles. But providential inspira tion came to his aid in the shape of a combination of medicines that not only completely restored the general health. but enlarged his weak, emaciated parts to natural siie and vigor, and he now declares that any man who will take the trouble to send his name and ad dress may have the method of this won derful treatment free. Now when 1 say free I mean absolutely without cost. because I want every weakened man to get the benefit of my experience. I am not a philanthropist, nor do I pose as an enthusiast, but there are thousands of men suffering the mental tortures of weakened manhood who would be cured at ones could they but get such a remedy as the one that cured me. Do not try to study out how I can afford to pay the few postage stamps necess.try to mall the informa tion, but send for it, and learn that there are a few things on earth that al though they cost nothing to get they are worth a fortune to some men and mean a lifetime of happiness to moat of ua Write to Thomas Slater, Box Kalamazoo, Mich., and the Information will be mailed in a plain, sealed envelope. VESSELS OX THE WAV TO OREGON. I Rented atnl t'orrerted every Frt.laj: roar iAiUD raoa xd sais uvekVoou Br .hip Hlvthtsrnod ..... l-Brabm Retiam . B' ship lileu . NKWCAMT1.K. S. S. W. Br hll Ulaneiran. ,... Br hark Solkerkahlre P"KT 1'IKIK- Br ship fort Jvksou ANTmLRH Br hart umbrlaal .. Br liip Knpbroa) lie HOSi.KoNit Brsti .M.mot Lrb.uiio HAMKl'KG Br bait Norm ctn-itsi. . KoblUaolt .. Krrr ll.x! . (ir(th. i X. l-ran. TS: BATl coxamxita lisirpoti .i" Mtl ll . . I'M) lull I i . . ITVim.ll .. 1 1'.' till A I .... ii e ntJAi Bitlf. ur, linihrle Co Mrjrl. V . A lO Ul.lisai A fo -i...n A hrr i.t im. I Uilnr, You t Co t r iaj V l II. fimr, iiulbriti Co IV.i 10UA1 O. KAN fo Inm iivai bat OCT 1-Nov. th, 18, SO W. Total tonnage on th way 11 0U9. KKPKHKNCKH same lime In ImM- WMi. t Iron Mam time In liCsN-aVaUt effect a permanent cure In less time than any other treatment. The 5 and Haij tf CAHTOTllA. lift J!tk of erection or under contract; nume- M wm m ,or ""e y "onn . Drug Co. ous exchanges of property have taken j place, and others are in prospect; man-' jt . -r.ish .m the oi l nfacturing enterprises of various kinds : world people t.i l- ari that a dinner are under consideration: the new ship- !wa" given to th incoming prei-id-nt Ki' thu r.firin t.ri.lnl rf th T'nlt..l yards of the Astoria Iron Work., are!.,' ... ....... . . , I tions hnrn and acAkU are .oh imaii-s wnnoui me .rvi.t-s . a ii.i S.jme of the new t-a Jacket.. ar hor ribly sutrgi-.tlvi" of b(i g.iwns. Trturinjr. Iching, sxaly skin erup- tdJ-ter well under way: transcontinental rail road connections have already been j made by the r.ew mad. and if the peo-! "Be regular and punctual in all pie of the city push the good work things" wan ne of the old maxims. along and work together In harmony.! Uuht Ion" a' The !a,,, u not for" . .... . gotten, but :h first is scarce remem- through rain and shine, heat and coll. , . . j bered, i irr-Uiar :s tr.e life of most tVrr the one great object -to make a pwple nowadays. Th- only crr-ctor port of A-storia nothing shi.rt of a of thi evil l. S;mi -r. I. vep Itiru'ator. cyclone can prevent a g ,d tart being ' hich keeps the liver active and pre- maie this season anl the ultimate ac- at once and promptly heal-d by De Witt's Witch Hazel .aJve. th- best known cure for piles. Chas Rogers. Hriirht r-d i, Introduc.-d j n t . homo 1-' rations with rar- artixrli- eff.-ct. comj.lishment of every life-long desire. old rra'I'ient's A'ents the ilis of irrrgular livini?. Dys- ' I -psis. Biliousness. Coustlpation. etc. It also cures these troubles. I' ""SH laaj iiAiiunnn DCCTnnrn"cupiocMs- rvi iiiMriniiMii nr.iiinrii.T-''-v-..uw. r asa. wwaw Mai w a aW vltaJlaf,UenaL si gA tku. al . trrsnrh t li , . n a.in . . . tioaof a rMMjo.jr.nco puratrtsn.aiil gun-air mi uu ot all two n am mn w in (rra4iv i.fu ain-a a. I.al MuiIms flak. lalTialO tb Jiark.IWOittiAl i'rtiuu..... N.rs..... li-hiiu. Implea, UaBuiaaa lo klarrv, kinaaui prmlna. Vuinma a. A Fresh from the mills for 1897 fishing Every Ball Guaranteed Report mperfections Beware of Imitations CDoatlMtlotl. It alrpa JI I, mm rs br 1av ct tinhL nnL sxaa at Siarbanra, wurh it notchx-tnl Issvki ui HpnnalrrrhM and a r roar . Ma. arrr R " uorroroi imotorr. 1 1 rini;tr.niMUiaiii, tus OLruna SS SMia krfnnaaod UMsrinarTorvaaolaUlmpuntata XIDBJB rti-enrtbMa and isMlonaamall wssaa orrana. Til rmufl aofrprvpt ar not (auwt bf Imrlor. fca beemtMe nWry per pen! ar. irnahfd wfts lllsw Crp DKltl la tnsionl kneara tm4T to corvarlitinul an or.muun. feuilr.ilo.nnk aJs. a wrttUHl jnwrmnris. rtvsai ayd mos rsHarnssd II I tmasi rtiwsl not ailact a paw nuMl tu UDaboi,ii f..r iao,bT maik tiswsd lor raasCrtnUraod tsjuonaiia Addrcan PATSL aKDICISB lr.. BalXSBmrnKmco,Od. SbrAiUta; CHAS ROGERS, 4& Commercial Strset. INDIO Absolutely Dry and Pure Tropical Climate Pronouncfd bv Physicians the moet Favorable in America for sufferers from . .". Lung Diseases and Rheumatism Many Remarkable Cures rrsinnnnnionii J MLUUU HUUJUN a cnrmm vv i i.mui M ' IH H 5rtt-lrAL.I I oodurorTn. I j I lT 111. won I (l-lS parrsanrnlla ijl I JnrrdlnliUiJudB'. V..qcnblrsiroat af ponf.aaB; pfNun.:erruiga4raar roii'ru 1 t ii.i.iw wisi.1 win coal trmrtciiuji rtilnwl t.rran.) b.'lal Oll.i and Ik rhanro.it wsfaii i .i uis irr"Uliaatatennir fory. Iinlldo nlaah, and alill bass arnaa aod Proa. l ucoaal'atrhesln nvmib. HuraThnwm luiplea, CoppsT Colored hMita, I Iron oa vor 4wt of Uf ulr. Ilair or t'vetirowa falling ut, it Is thia Iteroudury Ill.oOlt I'OImin viagasrantMtonir. WaBiiioiuxRKiatolMli oaie catM and challoixo I ho world for a fasatraeaaantrnrii. Tnai doaaaa fcas alan b.fllsd ttioaklll o( Ihsmoat vniiaeul phyat ri!tna. '.oo.ooo f..tl iwnird oar ann ndh lioBala-vmrsotr. AbaMlMlJprMila aenl mima oa .!Ti-si.n. Airs ( (K KtHl Ut Ctk ""1 M otits Totuplc, CliJCAUt, iU. m la a t trmtmam tn)i. fitf iM.aMrhiM. -ll. Sysroialiirrbira, hjt.sa. aaaataral dia liurs. rr anr lnS.aa.ata. tl.in. irrllAtion ur ulrra. Il.-n of martin. ttatlOnls "' Ta bran.. .Son aairinral. ... -.i, m pi. in wrapper, It nrr.. prpajj, tiit 1 m. . r 1 tvtll.. D a i la I 1 1st. 3 , J I 1 T f Tslt mmmifm. Every Ball Must Be Marked Marshall & Co. SHREWSBURY MILLS Tba objections ursM saatnst Indlo to the past by the lares ij umbers who Otherwise would have been arlad to taka 4 advantage of Its U-neflcUJ climate, has Men a lack of aultabla accommodatioa ' The Southern I'acinc Compacr taktw pleasure in announcing that several , 4 Commodious and '. inV M MiiiiMIbsi V'IV4V im mm ; i i r I "" l Th pari-ih rhun-h t Ir.iv. ..n th-- COMING AKOrXD TO PPJ rTEyTIO.". h;ri-rs of B-.Jf. .!-,! hir an-! t'jckinp- hani.hir. tut .'ituate In th- !a't-r The Globe-DrmiXTEt. Icounty. is paiil to be th" .-mdl'it ir.) A change is to be noted in th? atti- imost urjnus rhurch in Kntt'.Hn I. fie tude of many democratic papers to-!1,arifh "n'a1" undr tw. nt- InhaMt- in; lr.l.- mard a protective tariff. Tht-y are not as sure as the were four years ao that protective idt-as are without merit. In the first place their party, after distinctly pledging itself to enact a tariff for revenue only, shrank from fulfilling the promise when It had pos session of all branches of the govern ment. The tariff that was established and which now impoverishes the treas ury and clogs the insries f detouhYsdv ry and clogs the Industries of the peo- tfe. Is acknowledged by all parties to be a nondescript. It is protective In spots to suit certain Interests, and to this extent is a denial of free trade doctrines. Its disastrous failure lo pro Tide a sufficient revenue and encour age business actiylUea Is so clear that no one ventures to dispute the fact. The exlstinc tariff has no friends, and j 'ants, an'l the hurrh will leat a f- more than that n i.nlr. SIMMONS XREGULAT0R7 O.. raTrT Orncc. sVasxiNavoN. O. C. 60 VIA' tXftIIHOt. Many cases of 'Grippe" have lately been cured by One Minute Cough Cure. This preparation seems especially adapted to the cure of this disease. 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