Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, October 21, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY DEMOCRAT. PROSPECTS OrTHEHOISKKYTKADE. The Albany Evening Journal published last week a roclterom dispatch from one o! the hosiery manufacturing towns ex plaining how the McKlnley tariff was go ing to boom business. Every one In the town of Amsterdam, N. Y, where the manufacture of hoisery and knit goods 1 the chief Industry, was rubbing hl handi with delight. The rew tariff would ena ble the manufacturers to charge moic for their goods, and the mills were on the eve of their golden age. But the dispatch w candid enough lo admit two drawbacks to this beautiful picture. The new tariff la:? protected other people besides the manufacturers, and to this extent deprived the Amsterdam people of the protective profits they w ere feasting their eyes on. The new tariff law increased the cost of wool and of pearl buttons, two articles which the Amster dam manufacturers have to buy In large quantities. So the hosiery men were go ing to have their taxes Increased a: the same time their profits were to be increased. However, they congratulated themselves that even if the net results of the new tariff did not greatly increase their rate of profits, It would at least give them the whole A merican market bv keeping German and English hosiery and knit goods out of the market. Of course, there i6 some force In this ar gument, but it is subject to certain quali fication which the Albany Evening Jour nal and Its hosiery correspondent do r.ot notice. We are confident thct every man who has kept a store, whither a little country variety store or a great metro politan emporium, will appreciate the force of it. Hosiery and knit goods, whether they are to be worn by men or women, are generally bought by women, ard women are very close buyers. When they go shopping a sign of "Bargain" is never over looked, and the diflerence between $i and 97 cents on a price card assumes large pro portions in their eves. Now, the Amster dam and Cohoes manufacturers are laugh ing with glee over the now tariff bill because they expect to mark 75-cet:t shirts up to $r But suppose the wives and mothers who are out shopping for their fandlies refuse to pay $i, and mend up the old ones for another season, or make flannel under wear; what shall it profit a manufacturer if he shall gain a vast amount of protect ive tariff but lose his customer? Tlx politician may laugh at It, but the merchant knows very well that a decrease in price expands sales, and an increase of price rcsti lets them. The overwhelming majority of people In this country arc obliged to be economical, and they will buy less if prices advance, if they are al ready buying as little as possible of some article, they will give up some other art! cle of comfort and luxury. They have only a fixed amount of money to spend, and the new tariff law does not, cannot, in" crease that. If the price of woolen goods advance the demand to them will fall off, and if the demand for woolen diminishes, the de mand for wool will diminish. What will it profit the American sheepowner to have the duty on foreign wool increased if de creased demand for woolens reduces the demand for wool? It is said that there are only two words in the English language wliitli contain all the voweli in their ordei. They are "abstemious" and "facetious." The following words each have them in irregular order: Autliorative disadvantageous, encouraging, cfti:acioui, in stantaneous, importunate, mendacious, nefari ou, precarioui, pertinacious, sacrilegious, sim ultaneous, tenacious, unintentional, oujecuon able, unequivocal, unJiscovetable and vexati ous The accumulation ol explosive gases in a room, miae oi a ship's hold, can r.ow be asccr tained by means ofan indicator. It consist, of a porous cylinder closed by a thia meta) membrane, and the penetrating gases raise the membrane, Close a circuu mm unc, u uiauu The fjet that the w aves in the Noilh Sea differ in shipe when caused by a northeast w nu unue lugn pressuie irum muss eauscu vj a southwest wind with a low barntn;!er, U con sidercd as a proof that the air in an anti-cy- clune is a descending current and the air in a cyclone an ascending current. I ake a quart of belt vinegir, two ounces 0 ump stigrr, two ounces of lump suit. Uoil these together for a few minutes and, when cold, anoint w ith a brush the meut to be pie rved. The diragreeable eiVeet produced on the eyes by the ruby light used in dry plate photo graph)- can be obviated by placing a plate o ground glass between the eyes and the ruby light. feature ol the Franklort-on the-Main In- tcrnaiional Exhibition will be the transmission of clectriel power over copper vrcs from a distance of 140 miles. Current Uresis. Ever) body remarks at the splendid dis play ot trutts and vegetables nt Powell & Co s, where they get w hat they want in the first place. The best and largest supply of peaches will be found nt Powell ec t'o's. Leave your orders there when you get ready to "put up" peaches. A large supply of shelf goods, the best in town, at Powell & CVs. All kinds of nicknacks at Powell & Co's. Warm 'weather goods, picnic groceries, stav at home groceries, every variety of groceries in the market at Powell & Co's. Corsets, CorseM. We make a specialty of ladies and misses fine corsets and waists. We also have a drive in a French saline corset at 75 cents l.xtra good value. Sami'KI. E Young. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DISSOLUTION NoTinE Notics :b hereby given that the firm of N, Meole it Co. hais fcoen dirf'Olved, f.'al Kurkhart retiring The business w ill be continued hy S. K. Sta-jle. Albany, Oct 20, 3. N. St kelp. C'al Burkhact. Public Sale. I)is;-atchcft from all large cities anJ many towns in Kansas stale that manv orlginal-packge saloons have been open ed and are doing a thriving business, as tlu result of the decision yesterday by the Un ited States circuit court. Several ma. meeiings were held throughout the &t:ite this evening at which the governor was petitioned to call an extra session to re-en act the old one. U I AVISO MOKE STOCK THAN WE 11 can w.nu-r.we win fell on (Saturday November 1. IHtJO. at our faun on the Nat row G autre railroad. 2 mi- wnilh of Trilimau, without reserve, to the hiRhHt hidilnr. n fin A Int of VCIinir honw-8. CtHlfcts- ting ot brood marc- in foul to l)nco and AlteRO roadsters, wnr It hnraes and ponies on the following t-.irtm: one yiwh limn, without intwres, with approved Heciinij 1 welve per cent oft" Inr cah. L. E. B LAIN Ha3 just received a superb lino of. Fall and Winter Clothing 3 Tho largest in the Valley, carefully selected for (ho trade here, including an elegant line of Uvki:"o.vts, all cf the latest fabrics, and of a high grade of workmanship His Furnishing Goods Dep't Is complete with all the novelties of the season. Boy's and Children's department consists of high novelties. In his iiis ;rade Hat Department Will be found all tho latest shapes of tho season. His Boot and Shoo Department is filled with a choice line of goods Under charge of the expert Mr Schifller, is well stocked with a splendid line of suitings Strictly One Price. POWELL & GO., Successor to Geo. C. Henderson. -DEALEIiS IX- Producer Crockery Ware; Tobac co Etc. Etc. TinnMS TO LET Knri'Micd or un JLfc fiimuhcd. ntilro at thi ottii'o II NOW A.T ponTLANC, OREGON. Ninety years ago tire seven principal lanyu ages of Europe: English, l-'rcnch, German( Russian, Spanish, Italian and Portugese, wtre spoken by 162,000,000 people. Only 21, 000, 000 or thirteen per cent,, spoke English. Now these languages ore spoken by 400,000,000 people; and 125,000,000 ol them, or thirty one per cent., speak English. The Chamber of Commerce of Montreal, Canada, have decided to formally present to the government the advisability of placing a duty of five cents per dozen on American eggs In retaliation for the Mc Klnley Import duty. Last season there were shipped in to Canada 700,000 djz-n eggs from the United States. A tramp in Birmingham, Ala., while sutler ing from delirium tremens, saw his big tec protruiling from his wcll-wor.i boot. Iuugin ing it to lie a snake about to bite him, he smashed it uilli a hammer. The corn crop ol tire present year is estimat ed by the Cincinnati Price Current at 1,505, 000,000 bushel, or 5.iS,oOu,ooo bushels U-ss than the c:op of 1SS0. It estimates tlw sur plus in farmers' hands ot eighteen per cent. Dinner lo l.ian, Wc have plenty of money to loan on real ctate security, on two to five years time. Call on lis ot our ollicc, opposite the Hevere houc. lll'RKIIART & KkRNKY. Wai.i, l'.ri:ii. -I linvc just received ton, tli-j eit n I iri?. iiivoiiv( vrnM p:-m-r, lxinlem, dororntioiiH, etc., inelnilinji Hie plain iiifrrniiin which ro liernmir.)! vrrv popular. Tliemj gooclr) nro better jtylcu mi J elienper Hum ever before. Mauvkl E Vol :Ncl. THE SPOT CASH acket - Store, Is etill in existence; It. only removed, Oct 1st, 1S90, one door west of Thompson & Overman's Harness Shop, on P'.rat street, where everybody can effect a saving of from 15 to 25 per cent by buying any article sold at the SPOT ASH STORE l Come and examine Prices. Respectfully, BERNARD LEVY. Oct. 11, 1890. FOR moan WHO CaJCIOT POSStnbT CALL PER- HU.N1LI.T, IHmK TKKiTMKNT PI,A('KI Yi ITU 13 T11K REACH Or ALL THAT WILL tilVK I jTAXTAM'.OUS ItH IKF AND A rt.UIIAMAT t'l'UK. 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Dr. Ahorn's essay on the "Curability of Consumption," nnd a treatise on "CHtarrh of the Head with evidences of pome extraordinary cures, mailed free. Call or address DR. ADORN. Fourth unit !IdrrNon Kts., Portland, Orpon. Kotr. Home treatment, nerurrly picVrit, sfnt by txpren to :itl p.trn "f llie P.iciT'C Cout.lor those vho CAnirit possibly call in oron, ill INVITED TO CAll FOB THEE COtiSULTATlOll . K, '.:.. Searls9. Dry Goods, Kotions, Gents Forn ishingspd ,., BOOTS AND SHOES Our tock ot boots and shoes is now complete In nil lines for spring fade. We will save you mone n buying of us. Ladies, missei and children's fine shoes a spectaiv. When in the Cily, aD r.t llic- 7 EI 1 basil mi rBlH Store. Itip Ll'DLOW NIIOU Ifliitnli'ir'i Now Kit-, Albany Cigar Factory, J. Joseph. -.- Proprietor. 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