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COMMENT* OF THE PRESS. iff. farming docs not. Every year . it is losing ground and becoming The vote for Ben Harrison in the Final Proof on Various Claaa?« of En- Ep. H erald : The protection par- mote and; morq involved in debt. rriew.—Who May Make It. republican convention has forever Kditor. p. !.. «mer | ty is up in arms to protect the band I Is it not time to call a halt? Look dissipated the Chinese bugaboo in I Of course, the person who ini I of infernal “ infant industries ” that : to it, fanners and laborers, for your -------- GO TO are sucking the life blood out of American politics. The California tiates an entry for public land un WEDNESDAY, A! (1WT •, »*«. daily bread is involved. ' the producing and consuming class brawlers declared they could not der whatever law or method of dis accept .Sherman or Allison on ae- posal it may be, is the person hav W aters says in the last issue of es of our country. Every farmer : count of their pro-Chinese record. ing the primary right and being le Democratic Ticket | his little Itcmizer: “With this issue j ought to kpow that the price of But they finally accepted Gen. Har gally required to make final proof, | commences Vol. IV qf the Items; his cereals is regulated in the Lon rison, whose record on the treaty where such step is necessary to per The Leading Merchant of Grant County por President: ----- DEALER IN----- it has ever stood firm for the rights don market, where he is compelled excluding Chinese was as pro pro fect title under the provision of the of tho settlers.” Then on another : to compete with the cheapest labor nounced as that of Hawley of Con law. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, QPOVER CLEVELAND, page of the same issue he ueknowl of the world—labor that costs but necticut. Harrison is -nlleged to BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, HARDWARE’, The question as to who may Of New York. ¡edge* that he went to Salem and [ C cents a day, 36 cents a week. Jiave even voted for the naturaliza make such proof in the event of the STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Think of it, ye grangers! Thedis- •entered into a written agreement1 tion of the Chinese. Now, most death of the entryman is one of gen PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, THE CELEBRATED yice-President: : with the swamp land men to sell ] tance between the farmers wheat people in the Eastern nnd Middle eral interest and no little impor lout to them hia knowledge that field in Oregon and California and states rather admire Gen. Harrison tance, and respecting which the SULTANA RAZORS AND "I X L” CUTLERY, WINES AND : "thousands of acres of land lying the field of the farmer in India or for his courage in standing up for public at large lias very little ALLEN G. THURMAN. CIGARS; AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES ! east of Silvios river” was high sage . Russia does not do away with the what he deemed to be right, and in knowledge. Of Ohio. TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. | fact of actual competition between 1 brush land instead of swamp. He behalf of poor and defenseless for THE PRE-EMPTION LAWS pRI-ILENpAL ^LECTORS then proceeds to say “We begin them. The broad sheets of water eigners. We are gratified that the are the oldest of the so-called “Set CHEAPEST HOUSE in Eastern Oregon FOR CASH. this volume with the’consciousness separating the American farmer W. II. EFFINGER, of Multnomah. of having done right in the past,]nnJ tIw Pa8t Indian ryot no more representatives of the Pacific states tlement Laws,” and stand first in i W. R. BILYEU, of Linn nnd with the assurance that con-i abolishes competition between them have acknowledged the absurdity of order. A claim having been ini- E. R. SK1PWORT1I, of Umatilla. tinued prosperity will attend UR.” j than would a wire fence. their efforts to prejudice the Pacific ated by settlement and in due time slope against certain senators. by filing of declaratory statement, — — -------------- This distance, with high tariff T he pepaic has finally confirmed i * e mu . <>r is.a. ! over Qie joorway of our commerce, I They give what in law is called a the nomination of Melville’Fuller, Although the Chinese question i only increases the burden of car-1 cognovit of the weakness of their may be perfected upon the death of BURNS GROCERY STORE the settler by the heirs for their as chief justice. ] and the struggle between organized 1 riage on the American farmer’s 1 previous position.—The Milwaukee benefit. That is, if the heirs have E. M c K innon P roprietor . AT.Z7i<.nn inventor 1 caP’ta' anc^ organized labor are at- grain. Every year our farmers, af- Wisconsin, (Ilcp.) reached the age of 21 years, they Of course no fault can be found may either collectively or by one of T he great Aniencan inventor,, trading serious attention and dis- ter supplying our home market, nhnBioerad to *J mm P?inhwoH o' !c‘"’8ion- t,,e real 'isue of tlie cam- have millions of bushels of wheat with the exhibitions of gratitude number, acting for all, submit —KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND— ^ °^lphl%J1^ATnC0U’ 0f Paign of 1888 is the tariff: Shall it I to send abroad for sale in other per sc, but wc call our republican their the necessary proofs and make pay friendij attention k> the fact that ment for the land, whereupon the New \ork, fgr »1,000,000. I be reduced or increased? That a countries A Full Assortment of Groceries of all Kinds I i i ' re-adjustment of our revenue taxes I Yet when he arrives in the world’s such exhibitions on the part of the patent will issue to “The heirs” of Chinese are well calculated to T he Mills bill has passed the wag a necessity, both parties de- market, he come face to face with the deceased entryman. If none of GUARRANTEED TO BE OF THE BEST QUALITY* lc --------- .idod in 1884’ T1)? platforms U1 of | Ilin his XllUlUU Indian IVilUVV fellow lUriJJUl, farmer, unu and when arouse the animosity and ire of hon- the heirs have attained their ma „ , ’ . . J . .. 1 — ••• • est workmen, who bitterly resent CANNED GOODS, - . ----— -_ ._____________ t.............. in Vos- jority the final proof and payment It is not nt all probable that it will the surplus by revising the tariff. ' seis built in foreign parts is deduet- the competition of Chinese cheap i 1 may be made for the benefit of the TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, pass the senate. Lach party recognized the fact|ed, the East Indian has realized a I labor, and who will be disposed, as heirs by a guardian duly appointed. TOBACCO A SPECIALTY. of a surplus in the treasury and I better profit on his grain than has j they observe the jollifying of the' The widow, as a general rule, is not A TAgJFF of 8 per cent was suffi that a reduction of revenue taxes our professedly protected farmer, i mild-eyed Celestials, to vote against entitled to perfect the claim of her EGGS, AND A LIMITED AMOUNT OF BUTTER TAKEN IN cient in Washington’s day, when was necessary. But while seem-1 When the cargo is sold and the ' the ubject of their good feeling. Al deceased husband in her own right, EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. the country was weaker, poorer, and ingly agreed on this point, the par-' ship arranges to re-sail for Portland ready instances have occurred in but in states where by law she is fWGOODS SOLD FOR CASH, AND AT PRICESjgJ had a smaller population than the ties in rcahtv reality difr»m<l differed wirioiv. widely. On ■ she is laid with sand or stone as Butte City and in Bismark where one of the heirs, she is entitled to city of New York now has. Hen one platform, Cleveland the reduc ballast. She cannot take in the two Chinamen, testifying to their all rights and benefits accruing to fW“T0 DEFY COMPETITION. Jgj ry Clay, the author of the protective tionist was nominated. On the oth commodities and products of other loyalty to Nominee Harrison, have other heirs. Give me a call and convince yourselves. system, t hought 33 per cent so great er, stood Blaine the protectionist. countries in exchange for those of been ’called down.’ as they say in THE HOMESTEAD LAW, that it was only justified by the j. e c innon Cleveland was elected, and each our country, because that infernal those localities, in a way that car fact that many industries were in session of congress saw a protracted high tariff stares the merchant in ries with it a very significant warn next in order, awards the land em their infancy, and that the tax struggle between democrats and re the face. Consequently, the ship ing. We urge upon our republican braced in the claim of a deceased LAKEVIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. would only be necessary for a few publicans over this tariff question. owner is compelled to charge high friends that they need not be afraid entryman, first to the widow. If there be no widow, the right and fee to jump upon the Chinese contin years. The present tariff is higher They have been utterly unable to er freight, and in spite of wind and than the Morrill tariff levied during agree as to how the needful reduc weather the American farmer foots gent roughshod, if necessary, to re inure to the benefit of such “infant THE TOWN OF LAKEVIEW the war. The democrats want to tion is to be made, and now appeal the bill of expenses, which is inva strain their injudicious impetuos child or children” as may survive Lake Co., Oregon. the death of the parents. In such reduce it to 40 per cent. If 33 per to tho people. riably taken from the value of his ity, for the Chinese have no votes. case the land may be sold for the AS IT IS VOICED BY ITS LOCAL NEWSPAPER A THE HERALD. We rather fancy that our friends ccut was protection then, how can The platforms of 1888 have been grain. will wish they had, in California at benefit of the child or children, or 40 per cent be “free trade” now? constructed^ and the issue clearly Still some men will howl them least, before the campaign is over. title may be perfected for their ben BUSINESS MEN abroad see that LAKEVIEW, Lake co., Or., contains: 1 newspaper; 2 hotels; defined. Neither party advocates I „ h • ii r «'»vwtiiuB selves hoarse to perpetuate there- the re- efit, in the usual manner, by duly 1 grocer: 2 saloons; 1 brewery; 1 undertaker; 2 laundries; 2 furniture store: 1 shoe shop; 1 me a T he river and harbor bill has 1^° ^r* e rade’ hc poll-1 publican party, the policy of which —St. Louis Globe-Democrat, (Rep.) appointed guardian. There being ! market; 3 lawyers: 3 phvsicians: 1 surveyor; 1 land agent; 1 dentist; 1 drugstore; 1 jeweler: Harrison is put forward as a rep blacksmiths; 2 harness shops; 1 livery stable; 1 bakery; 3 general merchandise stores; 1 bat passed the senate. It now goes to cy of the democracy is expressed is to rob the American farmer and 1 milliner shop; 1 real estate agent; 1 saw-mill. Also, 2 Masonic lodges; 1 Good Tem the President. If the bill is clean in the Mills bill, which provides for to force him into a dishonorable and resentative of the principle of "pro no widow or “infant child” the right house: plar lodge; 8 Odd Fellows’ lodges; 1 United Working Men’s lodge. and honest, just what it claims to a slight reduction on all articles in degrading competition with the six- tection.” But whom is it he pro descends to the heirs or devisee of poses to protect? The capitalist, not the deceased entryman and the be, it will be promptly approved. common and indispensiblc use cent labor of India. F armer . the wage earner! His zeal for pro proof may be made by any one of But if it is full qf jobs and steals, among the people An average tar Saddle Buttes, July 20, 1888. tection ends at the rich man’s uoui them for the benefit of all, and pat General Blacksmith <&. Waçon Maker no fear of the wrath of the boodlers, iff of 40 or 50 per cent will remain, —it docs not include the poor ent will issue to “The heirs.” .of republican misrepresentation, or sufficient for both revenue and pro The Laborer anil the Tariff. L akeview , O regon . H. R. SCHLÄGEL man’s cabin.—Syracuse, N. Y., Where patent is to be issued for the any other consideration, will pro tection, and higher than any tariff benefit of “ infant child or children, ” E d . H erald : I will in my poor Courier, (Dem.) ve nt “old Break of Day” from do in the history of the country before Not a stain rests upon the three the full name of each and every ing his duty to the people by giving 1867. This measure has the full way trjfc and write a few words on Prepared to do all Kinds of Work In the Blacksmith line. Horse Shoeing at >2.50 per bead. it a vetp. And its faults will be endorsement of the President and the tariff question, as I am a poor years and four months’ administra child must appear therein. INSANE PERSONS. pointed out so clearly that not even bis cabinet, the house of represent man and a laborer. I will give my tion of Grover Cleveland. No charge -------- o--------- the republican senate will be able atives, the democracy in convention idea as to which would be most of corruption has been made, nor Where entries or claims have BUGGIES, WAGONS, ET C.,->, to pass it over the veto. It is to be I assembled, many of the lending re-1 beneficial to the wage workers of i could such a charge be made and been duly initiated under the home hoped, however, that the measure j publican papers, nearly all of the our country, tariff reform, or high 'sustained for a moment. It has stead and pre-emption laws by per never been burdened with the infa sons who have subsequently become will Uar investigation. ¡labor organs and the majority of tariff with cheap whisky. MADE TO ORDER WITH NEATNESS, AND OF OOOD QUALITY. In the first place, it is human na my of “carpet bag rule,” or “Credit insane, the same may be at once --------- — j tho agricultural and religious Jour- ALL WORK WARRANTED. ture to make all we can in the short Mobilier” fraud, or “Black Friday” perfected by any person duly Give a Trial, ns Seeing is Believing. A fiist-ciaes Gvn Smith works in connection with thesho p T he Canyon City News conies out j mils. in its true colors this week and de- ■ The republican policy is to in- est time possible with the capital in scandal, or a "salary grab” steal, or authorized to act for the entryman hounces the Mills bill as the cause ( crease the tariff on everything pro vested. If we have enough money “whisky fraud,” or a “DeGolyer during his disability, it being neces SADDLE &, HARNESS MAKER. of the low places on wool in Oregon ! duced in this country. This is we will create a monopoly—will pavement swindle,” or a “Freed- sary to show in the final proof only This is demagoguery of tho worst equivalent to forbidding all com- buy shares in a manufacturing or I man’s bank swindle,” or a “Dis- that the requirements of law were sort. From the lirst there has been ■ : mereial intercourse with foreign na railroad company. Then we would ! trict of Columbia ring,” or “gov fully complied with by the entry no real hope for the passage of the | tions. Every year our farmers raise , [ call for a higli tariff, and employ ernment printing frauds,” or “Indi- man, up to tho time of becoming L akeview , O b . C. C. MALTBY ___ B grain, ....... , ,. bVV„M,vo Jllul . i Chinese labor. And said Chinese ! an ring,” or “Pacific Mail swindle," insane, and that the insanity exists. Mills bill by the senate, which is | more vegetables, fruit, u etc., ■or “ postal fraud, ” or “ public build- republican and openly opposed to'* than 1“’ is needed at home; yet if they ",oul.d 8end the greater part of their THE TIMBER CULTURE LAW. tariff reduction. If the mere dis refuse to buy how can they expect !earnings back to China. That is ling frauds,” or "the public credit While the timber culture law | loaned to corporations,” or “govern- —RIDING MATERIAL A SPECIALT Y.— cussion, by one branch of congress, to sell in foreign markets? "Ex the way with the high tariff. does require actual residence upon ! inent land swindles, ” or "navy uf the advisability of putting wool change is no robbery.” We have Now fellow citizens and brother Harness, Saddles, Bridles. Spurs, Latlgos, Whips, Cinches, Chapcrajcs. None but the the land entered, yet by reason of pn the free list is the cause of gujdi already pursued the high tariff pol workmen, which will benefit us I frauds,” or “Sanborn fraud,” or a the cultivation, etc., required, an £** Best of California Leather used. Satisfaction Guaranteed. a depression in the price of wool, icy too long. It was our exorbitant the most: to have to give less for “San Domingo job.” No crime like entry made bv its authority may why does it not affect copper, salt, tarifl that drove England to try the what we eat and wear, work with, any of these has been charged fairly be considered a “settlement PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. lumber, tin-plate, and other articles experiment of extensive wheat eat with, sleep on and under, or to against the present administration. claim.” Proof upon an entry of It stands as much above its imme also on the proposed free list? And growing in her East Indian posses have cheap tobacco and whisky? diate p o '.c e os fi r the past 20 this class can be made by or for why does wool continue to sell at sions. It has also closed some of My opinion is that everything we years as honesty is above dishon the benefit of the heirs only. 40 to 55 cents in Philadelphia? The our best foreign markets to other are compelled to have should be as THE DESERT LAND LAW, tariff has no more to do with the I of our commodities, such as hogs, cheap as possible, and luxuries—all esty.—Cleveland, Ohio, Plaindeal operative only in the states of Cali price of wool than it has with the ¡etc. Because of this "dog-in-the- that we are not compelled to have er, (Dem.) It [the republican platform] is a fornia, Oregon and Nevada, and The Finest to be Found in the Lower Market price of labor. mangcr” policy of ours, the United for plain comfortable living—should [States is commonly represented in be taxed to keep up the govern disappointment. It is, however, the territories of Washington, Ida large enough to hold all but China F. P. LANE - - LAKEVIEW, OREGON. Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Ari W e call the attention of our 1 foreign comic papers as a hog. ment. Then we would be a pros- men. In some parts it is so mani ho, zona, New Mexico and Dakota. The readers to two communications in | 1 his is the republican policy to ous and contented people. Two First-Class Billiard Tables festly unfair and tricky that it is proof and payment may be another column, one on "The Far ward the necessaries of life. Take for instance a company almost an insult to the intelligence final made by or for the benefit of the mer and thp Tariff,” by a farmer I To stop the accumulation of a formed for building a manufactory; in Harney valley, and the other on ^surplus, the republicans want to they organize with a capital of of the voters of the country. The heirs, or by a duly appointed ad THE HOPKINS HOUSE "The Laborer and the Tariff,” by a cut off the internal taxes. They $100,000; in about 5 years all of plank favoring silver is right, but ministrator. when it goes on to “ condemn the M. D. HOPKINS, P roprietor . THE TIMBER LAND LAW, workingman in Northern Grant. even go so far as to insert this the stock holders are millionaires; policy of the democratic adminis is applicable only to the states oF It will be money in the pockets of plank in their platform: yet they cry out that they can not EVERYTHING NEW AND FIRST-CLASS. pur farmers and workingmen if they ■ We favur the entire rc;>e»l of the internal pay more than wages enough for tration in its efforts to demonetize California, Oregon, and Nevada, silver, ” it is absurd. Silver was revenue taxes rather than surrender auv will study this tariff question thor ■ part of pur protective ?yst< ;n. and Washington territory, requires their laborers to barely live on. demonetized by a republican con proof precedent to entry. This This Hotel ia new (Houae, Rooms, and Furniture) andoffera courteous aervlce te every Gueat. oughly between now nnd election I i i Then talk about a reduction of gress and since it was remonetized must as any one can see, be The republicans themselves in <lny. That there is a blight upon1 terpret this plank in two way*. I tariff cutting wages! every republican administration made by the party applying to th« farming and lalxiring interests i iconic claim IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE. that is a prohibition] , ___ As Henry Watcrson said in his has b<?cn hostile to it. These are make the entry. Exceptions to of the country is evident. There 1 ( movement, as free whisky means speech in New York the other day, facts, known to every intelligent the rule are made, however, and arc seven million farmers in the whisky so cheap that it will not pay wages arc controlled by supply and United States, nnd there nre nlso; to run saloons, and with the saloon I demand the same as other com- man.—Colorado Springs, Cui., Ga where an applicant who has initi zette, (Rep.) ated a claim, and commenced the one thousand ipen in the country ! That free whisky plank in the publication required, dies before who are richer than all the farmers P?"‘'.r o,iee *,rc,ken in the land pro- i modifies. Now, shall wo who are liibition will be easier to accomplish. laboring men vote for the man that Chicago platform is a piece of un the expiration of the prescribed pe together. Something wrong some Others explain that the idea is for , favors us with a reduction on the sound timber, and is already caus riod of publication, the entry may where! In India there ore 311 per the government to remit these taxes 1 necessaries of life? or for the man ing serious trouble. Democrats and beje-fected by an administrator 25 M iles S outh or L akeview . sons to the square mile; all the to the states. Tobacco is grown in I that wants us to pay high prices for prohibitionists hold it up to public for the benefit of the heirs. wealth of the country in the hands , the southern states, and the major- all wo arc compelled to have and reprobation, and coming from a L akeview , O regon . A. SNIDER of the few; workers plentiful nnd ity of the lyhisky THE MINING LAWS. made in but I comparatively nothing for whisky? party of professedly high moral wages therefore low; the privileged 4 of the 38 state?. is However The proofs required under the is —and who also thinks that a Chi- ideas, it is an awkward saying to classes—prinee.s, priests, nobles and j interpreted. the result will bo it the I natnan is as good ns anybody nnd get away with. An effort was made laws relating to mineral entries others "too proud" tp work—innu may be made by any party in in merable; a large ?nj epjtlv stand-! same—to render whisky exceeding- should enjoy all the privileges of by several delegates in the conven terest, or the duly authorized agent PAYS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR GRAIN. cheap and do away with the high an American citi.e .! What do you tion to have it annulled, but the ing army; transportation facilities] ly of such party. license system. ’ say? rage for protection so posse sued the faw «nd poor: all the farm work is Senator Stewart informs me that Thia Mill is in fine condition for turning out Superior Work. Is in charge of a First claaa Miller ____ .......... . ....... I saw „... our crazy, . educated, lead- minds of the excited politicians done by hand, at 6 cents per day;1 The internal revenues amount to he does not expect or desire senate about one hundred nnd twenty mil- ing republican, and he said that he that they would give no heed to the soil has been in use for thous bill No. 1888, amending the mining AVE GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR. ands of vears; yet the Indian far lions of dollars. Last year the gov- would not support the national tick- | discreet counsel. “Wc favor the entire repeal of laws, to pass at this session of con mer is a)>l e to eompetu successfully eminent collected fifty-five millions et if it was not for the tariff ns both The Highest Prices will be paid for Wheat. Highest Rates will be paid in exchange fos He invites correspondence with tbc American farmer in the niore than was needed. This rear, of the democratic candidates are the internal revenue taxes ." says gress. with the view of making the bill after spending more than ever be without a blemish. . the platform, "rather than the sur- world's maijiet. In tho United OATS, WHEAT, AND BARLEY. perfect before its passage. Copies States, theui uzu bul 13 persons to ,MW »“ announcement of the rendi r of any tart of our protec of the bill can be obtained from inth« w r ' ■»»’nucg for twelve tw0 natj(,nd| tickets that is so good tive system." the square mile; labor being scarcer Free whisky and taxed neces senators and representatives. As hons tliat I wil|COpV it for your readers. is higher priced than in Indja; the n W h?n n'n' ,v ’ev7,1 ‘J”"1’1 »>»d use pPlnocratic: Kir President. Grover saries, as a number of our ex it passed the senate, the date of re standing army so small as to be merely a large |>olice force; trans for. Increasing at this rate, the Cleveland; Vice-President, Allen changes arc putting it. It is a new locating mines was changed from HARDWARE. CROCKERY portation facilities the liest in the "entire repeal of internal revenues G. Thurman. Republican: For departure; it is not republican doc January 2 to August 1. The pro-1 will be a necessity if the reduction posed law allows an individual to trine. nnd will cause a terrible —AND— President, the grandson of his world; farm work chiefly done by labor saving machinery; farm labor is to be made in that way. grandfather; Vice-President, $ # #. strain from now till the election. make only one location on a vein of The question is to be decided by More anon. 20 acres of placer, and prevents a —Capital Journal, (Rep.) L aborer . in the principle agricultural etalee person from re-locating a mine who of the feast is plentiful at #10 |H'i the people nt the polls. The great bugaboo tariff, that is Hamilton. July 22d, 1888. month—33| cents per day; in the so prominently brought before the has once abandoned it. Two beligerent French politi There is no other measure before T he fact that since I860 the num people, is not near of so much im West, when' labor is much scarcer, cians, I'-oulangur and Floquet, LAKEVIEW, OREGON. II. SCHMINCK it is of course higher priced. Now fought a «luci lately in which the ber of sheep in the United States portance as the financial question. congress affecting mining interests is the high tariff a help ora hin former was dangerously wounded. has doubled, is pointed out by the What would it matter if flour were that has any prospect of becoming protectionists as the work of the tar worth only #1 per barrel, if the a law during the Fiftieth congress. drance to tbu American firmer and . —MANUFACTURER OF TINWARE — H enry N. C opp . lalmrvr# Ifan AOaMivo tariff causes T he Portland World and East iff. But the number of mules has money were all locked up and the Farmers need not incur the expense and delay of sending off for high wages, why do workmen re Portland Packet have been consol doubled also. What is the tariff on hungry man could not get it, how —A fresh supply x>f Canned Agricultural Implements, as this House keeps a full stock at Fair mule hair? Eggs are on the free could he get the flour? This is al Fruita at P. F Stenger’s. ceive less in the more densely pop idated. - Prices. Citizens will find here as complete a line of Hardware and list, and millions of eggs are im most the case with the country ulated Eastern states than in the —Diamond Dyes for «ale at W. Crockery as in any other establishment in this section of country. Kansas. thinly populated West? Whatever T ub naval appropriation bill has ported yearly, but the number of ■ now.—Sun < E Grace’s drug "tore. (Rep) plae nj.iy prosner under a high tar- passed the renate. TINWARE OF AU. PESCRimoXS MADE TJ OBPER CAIL AXD SEE GOODS THE HERALD. JV. Brown, . M K A Fine Bar A gricultural I mplements . .