N E W B E R G G R A P H IC .
hadn’t bought it we «lioili 1 have hail no
seal question. Likewise, if America
hadn't been discovered nobody wool I
have been moved to regret its inferiorty
to the Old World.—X Y. Tribune.
elicit sale of intoxicants. It says: For
some time past it has not been an uu-
common right to see minors on our
streets under the effects of intoxicants.
Some of these lads are residents of this
city others are from the adjacent country,
but allowing clearly by evidence that
could not lie gainsayed that they had
been dealing with parties w ho had no
respect for our city or state laws, hut
would violate both for a paltry consider­
ation and start them on the road to deg­
radation and w or-e than death. We are
donee.
Whether Great Hritiau and
other powers largely Interested in deal-
tug with silver countries can meet the
IB» l t u JCVKK Y Kit i l i A Y MUB.VIXU.
emergency w ith equal comfort remains
to tie seen. They will have to spare a
large quantity of gold to the United
E. II. W o o d w a r d , E d i t o « A P i u is u o .
States, in all probabi ity, and to pay
The election in Greater New York
for some millions worth of silver bul­
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1897.
which w ill take place on next Tuesday
lion from this country as well as for
is exciting national interest. This is
food und cotton, and meanwhile the
E u l e r e d «s . « c o n i t e l i . . , m a t t e r a t t h e poatoAic» natural for the election includes New
ut N e w b e r g , O r cg o u.
declining price of silver, which the
York City, Brooklyn, Richmond county
answer of the Brdish government to
«(Staten Island), Flushing, Hempstead,
bimetallic negotiations is likely to cause,
The I Jamaica, Long Island City, Newtown,.
Chicago is in tho lead again
will compel them to consider with ever
Jamaica
Bay,
East
Chester,
West
dies-1
*
T
.
record is five ?un stroke« in the middle
iucsHasing
anxiety the state of their
to
persecute
any
one
that
olieys
tho
ter, and Felham, which cities and towns j
ol October.
include an area ol nearly 360 square T aws. ' But right here we do give notice Eastern exchanges. The United .States
^ la* we will protect the interests and can wait if they can —X, Y. Tribune.
The frost i« on the pumpkin and the— miles, with a population of 3,000,000. j the
welfare of the fathers and mothers
woodshed ie full of good dry wood. Let The vote that will be ca3t is estimated I and their son’s so long as we are a resi­
O il o f G la d n e ss
at
500,000.
it rain if it wants to.
dent of this community, and if evidence Is a peasant, palatable preparation, en­
can he had will prosecute to the bitter
The Pope Manufauturing Company end. The one that olieys and upholds tirely free from all oily taste, und may
Rear-Admiral John L. Worden, who
claims to have spent $500,000 in perfect­ the law will have nothing to fear, but be administered internally or applied.
commanded the Monitor in her engage­
ing the new cliuinless bicycle which the tho one that will wilfully violate them I externally. It will remove all pain
ment with tho Merrimac died in Wash­
company is bringing to the front for the j must pay the penalty. We speak thus, I tit at ‘‘human lies!) is heir to,” if prop- j
ington city last week.
next season’s trade. The price of tho plainly, because the law lias bren broken ¡erly applied, and might be rightly'
new wheel is to be $123. Several other ¡and the fine quietly paid. The next termed “a panacea for all ills.” Price
30 cents. lo r sale by all Druggists.
The late Charles A. Dana had a fad compan.es have bought the r.ght for tho tim„ u wi|,
, urlher anJ 0O8t more
for collecting poetic gems, and his col­ manufacture of the new attachment, so
A Louden broker announces for rent
lection of selected poetry is said to be it seems the chainless bike will be the
History is being made in Oregon. In tlie house in Upper Holloway, London,
the best book of the kind ytt published. fad the coming season. However the
riders who carry moderate sized purses some matters of reform it seems a little j formerly occupied by Claude Duval
will
put up witli the old style for some slow sometimes but we are making pro­ and Dick Turpin.
Sir Edwin Arnold the poet who has
gress. The time was when the idea of
time
to come.
been singing of the beauties of Japanese
building up an Oregon town without a
M o o d W ill T e ll.
women, recently married a Japanese
saloon
to “ make tilings lively” was hoot­
Tlie many different skin diseases such
Bishop Gaines, of Georgia, who is one
lady.
There is nothing like being
of the deepest colored of all bishops of ed at and declared to I»: an impossibility, as ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, erysip­
practical.
tho colored church lias written a book in hut the blind eyes are being opened. elas, eczema, itching or an eruption of
Newberg took the lead in t(je fight
Tho shortage of rainfall in the Miss­ which he advances the theory that the against the encroachment of the saloon pimples, postules, blotches, chaps or
cracking open of the skin, scrofula, are
black
race
is
surely
and
gradually
being
issippi valley this season is estimated at
power and the results have been highly
four inches, and the hot weather during absorbed by the wtiite race; that in the satisfactory. After having a couple of directly the cause of impure blood.
the month of October has been almost run of years the black face will disap­ brushes with parties who seemed deter­ Wilbur’s Blood I’urifier is acknowledged
to be tlie best medicine known for any
pear, the evolution being reached
unprecedented.
through a process of graded mulatto mined to set up shop in our midst we of these unsightly complaints. Price
tints and constantly lessening African have not been troubled since in this $1.00 per bottle. For sale by all Drug­
Those who oppose capital punishment characteristics. He points to the fact particular. To lie sure a wide open drug gists.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY NOTIONS.
will derive considerable satisfaction from that there are already a million and a store was run here for a time hut the
the tendency to allow criminals to die of quarter of mulattoes in the South.
parties who operated it all came to grief
Barrooms in Norway cannot net for­
old ago before the trials are finally com­
financially, and went away with more
tunes to their owners, for by law no
ex|ierience than money. Other towns
pleted.—Eugene Guard.
The annual report of Second Assistant have taken up the fight and are succeed­ person may spend more than C cents at
Postmaster General Schallenberger gives ing admirably. Ttie Sheridan Sun is one visit to a public house.
Ex-congressman M. C. George has some interesting statistics regarding the
been appointed by governor Lord to fill scope of the growth of the postal service. speaking out in no uncertain language
A LI« N ailed .
the unexpired term of Judge Stevens, The number of miles actually traveled and if the people in that corner of Yam­
Consumption and bronchitis are not
hill
give
it
the
support
it
deserves,
they
deceased. This is certainly agood selec­ in carrying tho inlund mails lust year
by any means the same, although it is
tion. Hon. M. C. George will make a was 420,850,479, and the average cost of will have no cause to regret it. Over in hard to distinguish one from the other.
Milton,
Umatilla
county
a
druggist
re­
level headed, conservative judge.
the service was 11.81 cents a mile. The cently took his departure from that Bronchitis is an inflammation of the
reports show that the exjicnse« of mail- prosperous town between two suns, in lining of the wind tubes or air vessels
It is stated that the entire dobt of carrying has steadily decreased ; that the order to escape the rightoua indignation of tlie lungs, causing soreness of the
Iowa will be paid off wi'hin a year, and business itself lias grown rapidly and of those who are making a fight against same, cough, sore throat, hoarseness,
that the levy for 1899 will bo reduced to that its growtl. lias been accompanied tho ellicit sale of liquors, leaving his difficulty of breathing, spitting of mat­
The Graphic and the Oregonian for
2}4 mills or less. A display of some of by a progressive gain in speed and effi­ stock to be disposed of tiy others, and so ter und sometimes blood. Thousands
$ 2 . 00 .
the saute kind of business management ciency.
the fight goes on. Oregon may be a lit­ die annually with ttiis dread disease.
DOORS.
LA TH , GL ASS ,
in Oregon would be very acceptable to
CEDAR.
tle slow in matters of reform but we are Wilbur’s Cough Cure wlil cure. Price
WIN DOWS,
LIME,
S AS H
FIR
A d m i n l s t i a t . o r ’s N o t i c e .
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
the people.
M OU LD IN GS , . s a n d ,
W EIGHTS
Year by year tr .vel on tho ocean is making progress.
REDWOOD.-
SHINGLES.
H A IR , C O RD ,
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T A. P .
Y E L L ’MV P I N E
robbed of its terrors, and, anomalous as
Builders H ardware.
J o h n s o n h a s b e e n d u l y i n p o i n t e d . by t h e C o n n
E T C . , ET C.
A church building in Chicago is ty C o u r t of t h e S t a t e o f O r e g o n , f o r t h e C o u n t y
The Los Angelos Times remarks: it may seem, it can bo proved by statis­
T h o G r e n t f u t H id e in H i s t o r y .
jointly occupied by a Baptist and a o f Y a m h i l l . A d m i n i s t r a t o r of t h e s e a s i t d a t e C o o f u Nel.s
“ Onions in Alaska are $5. per pound, tics that nowhere is life safer than on an
nty.
A territory of 271,000 square mi'es, Hebrew congregation, tlie one having J I C All h r i p s e t r e s n o s n o s n , h a d v e i n c e g a s c e l a d i , m l s a t e a g of
a inst sa id estate
ocean
passenger
steamship.
Railway
and it is thought likely that they will be
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p
r
e
s
e
n
t
th
o
rn
w
i
t
h
t
h
e
p
r
o
p
e
r
voucher-»,
comprising Washington, Idaho and
wortli as muclt as dogs before spring. travel is pretty safe, the statistics show­ Oregon as they are today, was saved to services on Saturday, und the other on ! to s «id A P J o h n s o n nt h is p l a c e of r e s i d e n c e
j i n C h e h a l e m V all o y, a b o u t t h r o e m i l e s n or th *
It is to be hoped that no miscreant will ing that a passenger might travel 51,- tlie Union by one man. He Imd the Sunday.
I w e s t of N e w b e r g , O r e g o n , w i t h i n s i x m o n t h s .
I
D at e d t h i s 21st d a y of O c to b e r. A. D. 1S97.
go there and re|>eat tho crime of '73, by 000,000 miles before being killed, or 12,-
C L A R E N E in* I T,
A. P. J O H N S »N.
courage and heroism to ride on tnule-
000,000 iH'fore being injured. Or he buck for three thousand miles. Tlie ride
demonetizing the dog.”
A ttorney,
A dm inistrator.
Joint Gridin, of Zanesville, O., says:
D U S T IN E Wil not impart a moral character to a man, but if cleai'finess is
might travel steadily day and night at
“1
never
lived
a
day
for
thirty
years
D
U S T IN E next t " godliness D U S T IN E is a m ighty good tiling to have
was
thrilling,
the
trials
and
hardships
S» <
TTOKNEY-AT-LAW .
D U S T IN E about the house or place of business, for it can do marvels in
An exchango says: The account that the rate of thirty miles an hour for 194 marvelous, tlie result a glorious one. without suffering agony, until a box of
D U S T IN E keeping floors, furniture, and woodwork in a clean, wholesome
comes from Berlin of a young man who years before being killed. Oil ocean The whole story beautifully illustrated, De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured my
CLARENCE BUTT.
D U ST IN E and attractive condition, it is a genuine and durable application
undertook to kiss his eweethenrt 10,000 steamers lie could do even better. A re­ will be given in the November issue of piles.” For piles and rectal troubles,
port just issued by the supervising in­
W i ll p r a c t i c e i n a l l t h e c o u r t s o f t h e s ta t e.
times anti was paralyzed before half way
The Ladies’ Home Journal, under the cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all S p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n g i v e n to p r o b a t e w o r k , t h e D U ST I N E for A o - ts of all kinds, natural or puiuted wood, or linoleum, pre-
spector general of tho Marine Service of
No sprinkling or
through;
says nothing about the
title, "When Dr. Whitman Added skin troubles De Witt’s Witch Hazel d w r r a i f t t i n i n g g of o f d a e l e l d l s e , g m a l o p r t a g p a e g r e s s . , c o n t r a c t s a n d t h e D U S T IN E ventill« n|i dust from urisi g while sweeping.
D U S T IN E scrubbing is necessary It is oderlcss, cheaper than paint, and
condition of tho girl. Tho inference is the Government shows that only forty- Three Stars to Our Flag,” tlie closing Salve is unequalled.
N ew berg. O regon.
six passengers lost their lives last year
C. E. M oors A Co.
D U S T IN E non-inflamable
Oi e great advantage it has, worn parts can be
O f f i c e — S e c o n d F lo o r
that she is still in tho arena.
and most intensely interesting article
B an k of N e w le r g B u P d ln g .
on vessels navigating the ocean from
renewed without tlie patch allowing It ought to tie In every place of business,
in the Journal’s series of "Great Per­
American ports. Fifty years ago one in
a n d e s p e c ia lly on e v e r y sc h o o l-h o u s e in tlie land.
The largest sum of money paid into
The fortune left by tho late Goorge M. every 55,000 passengers was killed : now sonal Events.” Tlie first women to the state treasury of II inois under tlie
Send all orders, and enquiries to Dustine Co.,
cross
the
Uockica
figure
in
this
story,
Pullman is variously estimated at from the record is one death to every 1,886,-
inheritance tax law was $22,720, re­
N o. 1 1 4 F ir s t S t., P o r tla n d , O re.
$20,000,000 to $50,000,000. A liulo dif­ 000 passengers. This great falling off in which proves beyond a doubt tHut they ceived from tlie estate of Benjamin
preceded
Fremont,
tlie
"Pathfinder,”
ference of $30,000,000 in tho estimate accidents is duo largely to tho marked
Sheldon, of Rock port
don’t amount to much of course, except improvement in ship construction, the by six years.
WATCHMAKER |
to show how little people know as to careful inspection tiy the Government,
There
is
a
tiuio
for
everything;
and
T
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s
w
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r
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s
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v
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r
.
* nd JEWELER,
tho nmount of the wealth of rich men.
and tho enforcement, strictly, of tho
The Important special dispatch front tlie time to attend to a cold is when it
rules of tho road.—Indianapolis News.
In d ia n a i
j London published today Indicates that I starts. Don’t wait till you have con­ S o li F c it r i s e n d t h s e w h p o a t n r e o e n d a g w e a t c o h f r e h p i s a i r o i ld
n g done.
The Heppner Gazette in Rpeaking of
sumption hut prevent it by using One
j
in
till
probability
tlie
answer
i
f
the
the absenco of the editor last week said:
Clark Graves, an old soldier who lives
Minute Cough Cure, tlie great remedy 2 7 0 M o rriso n S t.
“ Tho Gazette ia still in the hands of the near Monrovia, Indiana and who is well | British Government to llie United for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and
P O R T L A N D , O il. I f y o u a r e g o i n g t o b u i l d i t w i l l p a y y o u
j States ('oinniissioners respecting negn-
"devil,“ the boss, up to this hour having known to the editor of tho Graphic re­
all
throat
and
lung
troubles.
s e e us.
failed to return.” 8o far as can lie seen cently took tho pension officials off their I tint Ions looking toward bimetallism
C. F M o o r e & Co
there Is nothing specially different from feet by returning his pension money, wi I be distinctly unfavorable. India
the every week appoaranco of the Ga­ with the explanation that ho had re- ! appears to be tin- controlling power on
Ostriches, which aro supposed to
T ; - ‘- i -“““'“ '"* l"“v
■' this question, as Canada was to the
zette.
covered from the ailment for which tho! , .
..
,
destruction of the seals. There seems flourish only in very warm climates,
(Yellow Stoue P a rk Line )
pension had been granted and thnt he
to lie reason for bellevetng tlmt the have been raised successfully in South­
To a disintorestrd reader it looks like felt that he was no longer justly entitled BiTlsli government was strongly dis ern Russia, the feathers being of good ! T H E O N L Y D I N I N G C A R R O U T E F R O M
P O R T L A N D TO T H E EAST.
it was a hit of jealousy on the part of the to it. Tlie case is so remarkable that it posed, in view of the remarkable Infor­ quality and tlie birds healthy.
T H E O N L Y R O U T E TO T H E Y E L L O W S T O N E
n a t io n a l p a r k .
Oregon City Press that causes thnt paper is tieing commented on all over the coun­ mation brought by Its experts, to con­
try.
Tho
Indianapolis
News
in
speak­
to continue its uncalled for (lings at the
sider with some favor tlie arguments of
Vim, vigor and victory r-these are the L k a v b | Un. D ep o t, F o o t 6 th St. | ARRIVE
Enterprise, while Mr. Moscrvo of the ing of it says: Tho pension officers were tlie United States on the seal question characteristics of Do Witt’s Little Early
No. 2.
F a s t m ill fo r K a l a m a ,
No. L
latter named sheet goes on about his so miudi amazed tlie other day at tlie ac­ lint Canada objected obs‘inat ly. The Kisers, the famous little pills for consti­
K el s o , C a s tl e R o c k , Win-
business from week to week, getting out tion of an Indiana pensioner, Clark gov. rnor of the Bank of England re­ pation, biliousness ami ail stomach and
do c k , C h e h ills , C e n t r a l -
jla. S o u t h B e n d . Monte-
by far the best paper published in Graves by name, in returning $300 of ported witli sundry qualifications not liver troubles.
.»mio, A b e r d e e n , O cos ta,
¡ O ly m p i a. T a c o m a . S e a t ­
pension money, to which ho did not
Clackamas county.
unfavorlily as to the conversation of a
t l e , V i c t o r i a . Pt. T o w n ­
C.
F.
M
oore & Co.
feel he was entitled, that they sent a
s e n d , E l l e n s b u r g , Rog-
fifth of the bank’s reserve Into silver,
|l y n , N o r t h
Y akim a,
special agent to find out whether he was
S p n g u e . C h e n e y , Spo
Misfortunes hnvc come to Mrs. Clara crazy. We do not wonder. Tlie case is lint tlie Indian government, according
Sotneliody lias iscovered that blot-
¡ k an c,
P u l l m a n , Gar-
F. Nye, widow of the late Bill Nye, the almost if not quite unprecedented. In­ to (lie Information obtained in Loudon, ling paper is an admirable absorbent
fietd, F a r m i n g t o n , Mos­
co w , U n i o n t o w u , Gen-
great humorist, since his death last win­ asmuch ns the department does not lias reported against tlie proposal to for water as well as ink, and tlie result 1 : 0 0 P . M . «se
e. K . » s l a n d . B. C ; 7 :30 P. M.
Trail, B. C ; N e ls o n . B.
ter, in tho way of bank failures and loss­ know what to do with the money, we open tin- mints of India to free coinage is a so on led bath towel, w hit'll is, how­
C . : K »s lo ,
M iss oul a.
es in real estate, and her only support humbly suggest that it bo put nt inter­ of silver.
B ut te , A n a c o n d a . H e l e ­
ever, a full suit of blotting paper.
na. St. P a u l , M i n n e a p o -
for lier family of five children must come est ami that the proceeds be used to
It will be Immediately Inferred by
lis, K a n s a s Ci t y , O m a
t
ha . C o u n c i l BliitTs. St.
from royalties from the Lippincott'« ol i build a monument to Clark Graves many tlmt the end of all negotiations
L o u i s, C h ic a g o . W a s h ­
It
heals
everything
except
a
broken
Philadelphia which amount only to when he dies He is a credit to Morgan for bimetallic agreement lias been
i n g t o n . N e w Y or k, P hi l
a l e l p h i a . B o s to n , a n d
about $500 a year.
Next year site in­ county.
reached. But tlie monetary conditions ! heart, may be said of De Witt's Witch
all points
East and
S outheast
tends to publish a book of memoirs of
by no means warrant sueli a conclu­ Hazel Salve. Files and rectal diseases,
cuts,
burns,
bruises,
tetter,
eczema
and
sion. Tlie Indian Government, which
Mr. Nye.
Tlie retirement of Justice Steven J. has not shown surprising financial all skin troubles may be cured by it 3 D AY S t o M i n n e a p o l i s . O m a h a . K a n s a s
Ci ty , a n d St. P au l.
1 Field will mark tlie disappearance of
quickly and permanently.
3U DAY S t o M i l w a u k e e a n d C h i c a g o
N ew
A Michigan farmer lias made some one of tlie most remarkatde families aid ity, Is still left with a tree hand to
l 1-, DAY S t o W a s h i n g t o n P h i l a d e l p h i a E a st -
U. V. M o o r e A Co.
Y ork a n d Boston, a n d o th e r
sugar for his own use from beets which which the United States has known. solve the great problem in some other
e r n p o in t s. .
Bi e sr a g e c h e c k e d t h r o u g h t o d e s t i n a t i o n of
he grew, and ho says he can make it The four sons of David Du lley Field, a way if it ran, and the presumption is
ti
ck
et
-
that It w ill endeavor for some time to
A woman clerk is editor of the Offi­ F o r s l e e p i n g e a r r e s e r v a t i o n s , t i c k e t s , m a p s
cheaper than maple sugar. Possibly
poor clergyman of Massachusetts— Ihi-
tills may lead to tlie solution of tho boot vid Dudley, Stephen J,, Cyrus W., and come to wii I ft or postpone its burdens, cial Postal Guide, with Its 80,000offices. a n d f u ll i n f o r m i t l o u , c a ll o n or w r i t e
sugnr problem which is now agitating Henry M.—were all remarkable men. as it lias done by recent op rations. A man c erk, whom she formerly as­
A. D, CHARLTON,
the public in this country. When the Each held a high plan- in bis particular Apparently Its prevailing purpose, if it sisted, received $1.600 She now din's
farmers can produce the necessary sphere. Cyrus, the greatet of them all, has any. Is to steer toward nuikb g gold Ills work and her own and gets $1,400.
I, 1 UllJUUU,
amount of sweetness on tlie farm for had a name which was known in every tlie only measure of value in India,
— ■ •
9 5 3 M o r r is o n s t , C o r . T h i r d .
home consumption a grunt gain will | country of the world. To a smaller ex- without radical modification of arrange
In the University of Paris there are
ments regarding the cireulatli g me­
have been made.
E. H. W O ODW ARD,
I tent the other three hare had an inter- dium. But there lias Iw-en some strong over ten thousand medical students.
| national reputation also.
David and evidence as to the probah c result of At Vienna there are about one thous­
In Paris there are eight
The weather wise are all false prophets Cyrus are de ad. Stephen’s fife work is such a policy in experience within the and more
this fall. Wlien the early rains came virtually fin ished, and Henry, the last year, und if the British govern­ thousand students at thesehoolof Fine
■O V I A R 9 *
they shook their heads and said look out youngest of them, who is now 75 years ment see* fit In permit further exp-rl- Arts.
IX PX R IK M Cf.
for a wet fall; but the clouds rolled by ol ago, though still connected with the m- ills In the same direction It will
■
♦
- —
an 1 tho weather was perfect. Last week New York “ Evangelist,” is seldom ultimately have to face tlie responsi­ Gold was known much earlier than
wo had a little stormy weather and the heard of by the world. With their de­ bility, witli any loss which may re­ si ver, and was at first the cheaper of
prophets said the winter rains had set parture tlie glory of the family dies. sult
•
tlie two metals, but the price* of silver
in ; but the sun came out nice and farm­ Not one of them lias had a son w ho car.
Tl e truth is that the United Staea was lowered t\v tlie discovery of silver
ers aro busy plowing and sow ing Who transmit the luster of their name to an­ Is ls-t er prepared at tills time to stand
mines in Cilicia, Spain, Iauirimn.
TRADE MARKS,
ever saw more perfect weather than we other generation. In the Field case, aa Independently than any other nation.
DESIGNS*
COP YR IGHTS SO.
in many other instances which can la- It can calmly adhere to 'he gold stand
have lin l this (all any way.
«
e
n
d
tn
g
a
s
k
e
tc
h
a
n
d
d e s c r ip tio n m ay
W h o r a n « h in k
mentioned, the truth of the old saving is ard which now governs all Its exeliag
Quickly a s c e r ta in , f r e e , w h e t h e r a n i n v e n t i o n is
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A Pennsylvania tinplate works is in
In A m e ric a . W e h a v e a W a s h in g to n office.
Writ« JOHN W l. l 't 'E I .r i 'U N S C O . . P k te o t Attor-
continuance.”—Globe Democrat.
P a t e n t s ta ken th r o u g h Munn X CO- racalv«
u e * . » U l i « ' . « , D c . fo r t h .t r » ! ,* . ' |> r.ia utTar
settle In gold tlie large ba anocs w liich «0.1
trouble with a labor strike. This is an­
Special notice In th e
1U» v f tw o h u a a ro a taT fB U oas w aatail.
must result from Inevitable exports of
other proof of the evils of u tariff on tin­
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
The lietlcr element of Sheridan will food a d cot on For the curre t fiscal
plate. If thero had been no protective
te a u ttfu lty U h atraN A , la rg est circu lait« * c f
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duty there would have been no factory, uphold the Sun in the very plain spoken year the prospects seem to lie clear 'hat
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UN P a t e n t s s e n t free. A ddress
and consequently no strike. Tlie same sentiment as expressed in tlie last issue tin re is not tlie least occasion for snx
and expenses
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