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THE SENTESTEL.
iNibli.shcil Every Pridsiy.
TERMS: SI. 50 PtR YEAR IN ADVANCE
J )OUYXS & CUKIEY, Publisher.
Friday, August, :il , 1888.
NATIONAL TICKET.
For Iresidenf,
llEXJAMIX iiaiikisox,
if Indiana.
For Viee-I'resldenr,
LEVI I". MORION,
ol Xew York.
A TARIFF PRIMER.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For (.overn-T.
ei.ui:i:t k. ki.mu.yi..-.,
of Nevada.
For Lieutenant (Snveroor.
t;i:oi::K n. Wallace,
nf Howard County.
For Secretary of State.
1 W. MOTT,
of St. I.011I.
For Treaur r.
A. It. FltOWKIX,
ol Henry County.
For Auditor,
(JEOKCK W. MAltTIX,
of Linn County,
l'or Attorney fleneral,
U I.. IIRIIM.HS,
I Sed.ilia.
For Recister of Laud.,
JOHN II. CHASE,
nl Iran County.
For Railroad Commissioner.
ij. w. vi-miEU,
ol Seilali.i.
For Supreme Judge.
JAMES BOTSFOUl),
i Kansas city.
Our Creed.
We believe In a lire ballot and In baring ev
mw l-Atn AimntiLiI
We believe in protection for protection: sake
aim m-iur urn a.Miaiutrii ii iis
We brlieve In abolishing internal taxes creat-
We believe In the direct protection of Amer-
ilaii launr against cueap iureixu launr.
We brlieve in free internal competition.
We believe In railroad regulation.
We believe In home-steads and good home
stead titles for citizens.
We believe In borne rule for big and Intelli
gent territories.
We believe in a double monetary standard.
We believe in tlie utmost facilities for educa
tion as worth all tliev can cost.
We believe in a hie merchant marine ami In
American shipyard.
We believe in a good navy, cood coast de
fenses ami eood water routes for coiniuen-u.
We believe in making other nation respect
our rights, and pay for all thev get from us.
" -ticc jii imiieriuiK American citizens
- ....... ... iiunx,ui5 Ainnitiiii uilAru:
!lRl n,t fnmlmi in, u.......... .... .... . I .. ... I
but In any part of the world.
We. believe that nothing I too good for the
soldiers who risked their lives to save the coun
try, and saved it.
Cleveland Aud Imported Labor.
One of the results of the Congression
al inquiry into tbe abuses and viola
tions of tbe act restricting foreign labor
immigration is discovery of the facl
mat under the Cleveland administra
tion the Government itself proposed to
hire imported stone-cutters, although
refusing to advance the cost of their
transportation from Caslle Garden.
Here is convincing evidence, found
in a letter over the t ignature of the
assittant engineer in charge of tho erec
tion of the United State Custom Hotiso
at Frankfort, Ky. It is addressed to a
New York contractor for cheap, im
ported labor, and reads:
United State Engineers' Office. Cus
tom House, Frankfort, Ky., July 10,
1888.
I can employ on Government work
quarrying and cutting stone 20
stonecutters ami 20 quarry hands.
Stonecutters are paid 35 cents per
hoar and quarry hands 15 to 17 1-2
cents. I am now working about 40
cutters, half of which are Italians. The
work will last one j car. Can not ad
vance transportation. WorK is located
at Bcattyville, Lee County, Ky., on the
Kentucky Itiver."
It will be seen that the offer to cm
ploy the foreign labor was made within
the present month and that the Federal
oflicical admits having "Italian" la
borers already m Government employ.
The party with whom he dealt for
freshly imported immigrants has been,
exposed by the Xew York pros as of
unsavory repute aud as connected with
the practical selling into slavery of his
fellow Italians, whom he has brought
hero and farmed cut like so many cat
tle. Yot the United States Govcrnccnt,
or rather the Cleveland administration
employs this cbss of imported labor,
despite the fact that there are hundreds
of American stone-cutters idle who
would gladly accept work from the
Government. This latter unwillingness
is vouched for by the secretary o? the
Granite Cutters' National Union, who
expresses amazement that a govern
ment officers would employ Ircshly im
ported laborers when so many Amsri
can workmen arc becking opportunity
to earn a living for themselves and
their families.
The exposure of the facts in the case
is timely. Following so closely upon!
tho Cleveland administration's award I
of a large contract for army blankets
to an English manufacturer over
American bidders, it gives an inlinia
tion of what may bo expected if tun
Democracy is permitted to continue in
its course of antagonism to Amcricm
industries and preference for foreign
politics and foreign labor. "
XVIII. England s Custom Duties.
We litre a 1-tge number ol questions
on hand, received from subscribers
anxious for information. We will an
swer as many of shem as possible, and
as briefly as we can.The first one comes
Irom Bitiffton, Indiana:
Does England have a duly on any of
the necessaries ot life? Give a few, if
any, ol the articles exported from tbi.
country on which England charces
duty. h
Wc will give below the entire tariff i
list of Great Britain. The rates are in '
English mouey. A pound () i $1.86;
a shilling is about 25 cents.and apeuny
2 cents.
AitTiri.Es e s. i.
lleer, mum, spruce, the original
speeitlc gravity not exceeding l'Jir.
degrees, per lil'l i r. n
Iterr. exceeding VJir, degress per bbl 1 10 0
ueer (omerj. ine won. ol which Here,
before fermentation, of a specific
gravity ol I 'a-.Tderess o 6 i;
And so In proportion for any difference in
gravity.
Cards, playing, per doz. packs. 0
fhircury, raw or kiln-dried, ewt o
Chlccory, roasted orgruuiid, lb o
Chieeory and coffee uiKed.lb 0
Chloral hjdrate, II) o
Chloroform, lu. .. u
Cocoa, 1U.. o
Cocoa, husks and shells, cn t....,... 0
Cocoa, or chocolate, ground prepared
or luanv wav iiiaiuif.ietiin.fl n,s n
Coffee, raw, cwt o
Coffee, kilu-dried, roasted or ground
lb 0 0 2
Collodion, gallon. 14 0
Kther, sulphuric, gallon.. ISO
Kth I, iodide or, gallon o 13 0
Fruit (almonds and I'ates). free, dried,
cwt 0 7 0
Plate Isold, per oz .... u 17 o
I l.lTI I 1IV.II .it n
Soap. transparent, in Uie manufacture
... i.,, -..mis iKivt- ui-rii ust u. ooi u
'pirit, brandy, (ieneva. rum and un-
eiiuiucr.tted, gallon o
Spirits, perfumed, Cologne-water,
gillon o
Spirits, sw.'etened, unemimerated. Ill
bottle.not tested fora certain strength.
gallon ' o
Tea, lb .
Tobacco, manufactured, lb o
Tobacco, containing less than 10 per
cent, of moisture, lb 0
Tobacco, cigars, lb o
Tobacco, cavendish or negro-head.
barrel o
Tobacco, cavendish, manufactured in
bond lilit
Tobacco, snutr. bbl '.'..'Z 0
n ine. containing less than 26 degrees
ltroof snlpits ,il,l a
V Ine. containing lessYhaiUt degrees
proof spirits, bbls o
A ine.for additional degree of strenctli
ocj -.iiu - uegrees, gallon 9
W3.p.0.mm 1888.
And still I am in the field and to the FRONT, Leader in
GOOD GOODS and BOTTOM PRICES. For the
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I Will aim net nilO unit a eat nf Uarnoee anrl Ihnnui
in a Buggy. Don't fail to see me before buying and I
will do you GOOD. Just received the Largest and Best
Selected Stock of
Wagons, Buggies, Spring Wagons
! "I si j
ana .ixoaa uarts
Ever brought to the County. Will make you a Harness
to order at no extra cost. Call soon and leave orders.
TM. MARTI?
OREGON, MISSOURI.
1 10
2 6
0 3
(82.00). Address,
Established 1812.
Uarrison and 3Iorton Bauncr.
Denvek, Col , August 20. Probably
Another political insignia, whether
Democratic or Kepublioan, floats from
ancb nn lminence as does a Harrison
and Morton flng which yesterday was
piaccti on top ol Curre Conti-Necdlc.
The Needle, by tho way, is one of tho
objects ol interest Tisiled by tourists to
Colorado. It stands in the heart of
Ulack canon on tho Gunnison, rising
abruptly for nearly 2,000 feet. At its
base the Gunnison river rushes, while
opposite the Denver & Itio Grande mil
road pur&ues its winding course toward
the Pacific. The idea of placing the
lag on such an eminence was projecled
oy mis. A. u. t:y. bho confided her
plan to an EnglUhmaa who volunteer
to undertake the hazardous task. The
first lime he failed and fell into the
Gunnison river, but escaped injury ex
cepting loiing his fl,,s The second
was made aftor
and afier mueh labor the flg was plac-
ta r,n tmi nf thn I. .
. ... iuc xvueute is
oiif of the highest projections in Colo
rado. At one place It rises perpen
dicultar forty feet. The Englishman
elimbed Ihis hy mat ing notches in the
mountain anil c.'ituhing up them. The
leat is regaidcd as a m.ist wonderlul
one.
ll;a'sLp
II, I I , I I . till
I i i i i i i i n tt
PARKER'8
HAIR Rll QAM
Ci nM anrl K- :C. U- t.;
Promotes a luxuriant growth.
nayer rant to Hestor Gray
i rnt Indrnil ni hur failtnff
XIX. Several Minor Questions
Is there an internal rpronup tar nn
anything except liq-iors and tobacco? If
r ...i .
au, Ull V, iJLll r
The full list was given in Section IV
of the Tariff Primer. We cannot re
publish.
Giuffin's CoitVKIis. K VTf
home comnp.titinn rnflora iha ftnml a
1 .WHHV.u ,UUUd
Clieaoer than KnrIislh trnnrla. thi-n r.f
Huai. uc is me proiuctive tut m.-'
Also, would like your views upon the
suuieci oi a protective larut encourag
ing aud augmenting monopoly.
Xbe number of articles Hint nri nrn.
I f"
1 duccd as cheaply as in Knglaud is small.
Hence the assumption in the first ques
tion is untrue.
As to the second question let us ask
our correspondent.what is- n monopoly?
ine word tins been 60 misnscd bv dem
agogues of late years that many people
do not know its real meaning. Webster
uelines it as "Sole permission or power
to deal; exclusive command or per
mission." Consequently, there are very
few monopolies in this country. The
Standard Oil Trust has a monopoly of
that product, but the tariff has nothing
to do with it. The Sugar Trust has a
monopoly ot refined sugar, being a
combination ot American refiners. I'
th sugar duty were cut down.tht; trust
would break up -ant! this is the Repub
lican stand, as the sugar duty is the
only one that has failed to build tip the
home industry, for the simple reason
that there is only one stale Louisiana
whete the soil and climate are adapt
ed to cane-raising.
Trusts are not the result of the tariff.
because the first Lnowr were otgantzed
in 1818 in England, two yeats alter she
adopted free trade. She has a coal oil
trust, though coal oil pny no duly. We
have in this country a coffee irut. or
ganized this summer, which has put tip
prices, yet coffee has been on the free
list since 187:1
Several persons ask fniestions
about the Mills bill, answeis to which
can all be found in the atticle gtvin" a
synopsis of it, on the fifth page of the
Meekly Wade tot Augti.st 0.
JUltissA, Il.i.. Please explain
through vour v.iln.-iUlo c.iii,m,.oi,,.u-....
farnicis "are protected bv tli nrns-nl
duty on wheat, as we have a surplus
Is wheat the only thing the farmer
ratsesr ine duly on wheat keeps out
the Canadian product. A Toron-o
paper, recently.in cpe.iking of tho cam
paign in me Lmtcil Stalls, said:
would be a blessing to Canadian farm
crs if the United Stales should adopt
free fade. They would find a maikot
for their surplus grain at Chicago, De
troit and Xew York." As we have
slated in previous ariie'tt. the tin u
coming when India whsat can be laid
down in our ports for 75 cents a bushel.
Then there is not a farmer in the land
but will want a higher tariff imposed
on wheat.
MAHinV. K'lV Tf (ran (ra.i I . I
, .. 1 1 ui(3 n
tendency to make low wages why is it
lhat I.a l ! I " J. .
it " i'.uu au
much better in free-trade England th.m
iney are in protective Italy,. Germany
and other protected old countries?
We have treated this matter at length
in previous issues. It is n fact tint
wages are going down in England and
rising m'the protectionist countries of
Europe and i ising-faster in the rrnnn,.
try which has the most complete pro-
wiaive lariM uermanv. In ni.mv in
dustries wages iu Germany are as high
as in England. We are aware that
there are wages tables Dubliahml.
which were compiled several years ago,
which show a wide difference in Eng
land favor; but this state of Ihinos U
, no longer true. Wascs hava risen un
der protection and are declining under
ireotraiie. ihe claim that free trade
make higher wages is absard and is in
capable of proof.
Reading, Pa.-In last week's issnc
ol the Blade is a table showin- how
much hiirher the
are in America than ii England. Tho
oUierdaya "tariff refotm" or free
trader armieil u-itli m iimi it .....
fair lo compar American and Enirlish I
wages; that tbe condition of the two I TV1'1 Editor f thrCaz. tte. It aflnr.ls me
sources, etc.. worn m r wiir. .i;rr,.., ntir ,m ... i" 1'f:
lb.it it was perfect blindness to com-! i .."s ":"'J.'"' attention to my own ejci
n.iru nm wit i ln mi,., ..u.., n i 1 i'i mr .inj wsu-u aim sim-
I'O. "XOU
1 1 ikrm n n 11 .
w.,..,j,,,. , iuisc countries are. mure .....i. .. "
nsarlv alite 1 "'-"" iwieiiiiiiy,
Then he confronted me with the
American Almanac for 1S8J, which, on
page 103, shows that wares are nearlv
twice as high in England as in Ger-
lT Hid mn.., 1.''. .
Is Ail Excellent Quality
In Man or Woman.
Many nersnns am pyprrlcmn if hu roiimn onri miimn nnnAdAA
j r - wwii i mj wwiniiy uiiu iiianiiit uui Olldo
AC fnnm nnn nf 4fia Innnnri a4aaIa i a
w win uiiu ui me laiycoi aiuuAd Ul UUUUd UVct UrQUufll 10
lOTlII, BOOTS and SIS nl Mil GOODS.
Are now being placed on our counter and we invite inspec
tion. We can give you
Prices That Win.
And you will be correspondingly happy.
NEW POINT, MO.
.onn ,v't Ti-Avwm-'T .. .
3lilllfn vitin u irli r.ni.r n..t..t it 1 1 J
...... wl, wmj iivm uti-n ui
BIG MONEY!!
- - .hci.- hiui uit-oniy 4HUC1HI nvtn or
CLEVELAND anb THURMAJ !
-ON-
Bottom Farms
And All Lands In Holt County.
Iiitoioczt: ranannnliln inl 1.1 . ...... 11 .
and time to suit the borrower. For information, call on
ltin ift. Vnfiiinul Yr..-1 tjs..h....j r-tt j ... .
V. y ,. a'wiuwk uu every iniro
Friday and at the Kiverside Hotel Craiff on Saturday
oi each month, or, address me at Elm Grove Holt
MORE THAN NINE-TENTHS of
the Spices and Condiments used are adulterated.
To introduce Pnrfi SnioAa
j,- n . .
vi u uxu ecuuuig au over ttxa ootuiQy
(charges paid) our I,lJItITX',
ibrand SPICE BOXES, oon-
taining foil weight, quarter pound can
each of Ground Allfmlrvi Oinnsmon.
Cloves, Ginger, Pepper and Mustard.
Sent bv'mnil l'or eroreaal to anv addromi
in the U. S or Canada, upon receipt of
MARKELL BROTHERS,
PACA 8PICE MILLS,
BALTIMORE. MD.
0 YOU WANT
A FENCE?
IF SO, SEND FOR
NATIONAL WIRE & IRON GO'S
Illustrated Catalogue!
Detroit, Mich
Wroutrht Iron Fence. Rnaf
Cresting, Jail Work, Wire Signs,
Bank & OiTIca Ratline WIt,tyh-
Guartie. Wire T.ntliliif anil mm
description of Wire Work.
h Thfi Rfist
WatsrproolGcat
mm -w H CV U!i U KM JJIbA MUUUI
DinUwiiteTournionfTonapinrf nirmat. T?i n.II KBANIiPIJ.-crT
IiabMIutcljr .i''fii 1 v.t fsti. jn.l ir-il kip vu drv In tho lnr!f-i .!
Ask fordo "FISH HRANIi1 si i K iLi.i taVniif,ii-t'. If our tr-Krrf-T i'
...
lr m A KB. I . ,l. ,.,.....i i i, . ,
tdan in France. He also held up to me
that the tsriff i much hichcr in France
and GiTHianj- than in England. Will
you explain In the Blado why wages
are lower in Germany and Franco with
a lusher tariff lhan In free trade Knz
land? The free trader states the case back
ward. Kngland is the only Kuropean
country in which the mode of life, cus
toms of the people, conditions of living,
etc., arc like our own, and hence the
only country with which we can com
pare our own with anv nronrictv. He
needs treatment for mental blindness
badly.
The table in the American Almanac
for 1887, as you will me by referring to j
ine vuitime, is a comparison
four years ago. As staled m
to a prerious question, the conditions
are rapidly changing, and what was
true in 1884 is not true in 1888. Wages
are going up, in Orniany particularly,
which i ihe only European country
that has a tariff which, though infer
ior to ours, i really protective. IVhr
did you not take the next table on the
same page, showing the comparative
tctail prices of the neccsiirics of life.
and refute the freo trade argument that
hying is so much cheaper in England
than in Ih is country ? The table nroves
it clearly.
FAKIIiCl.T. Vivs Kni-liwml fin. i
couple of articles clipped from a farm
i;injr mm nas circulation throughout
Minnesota. Iowa ami Ilnk-tii-i i iv,.,
fanner benefitted in exactly the same
ratio or tins noine maiket as is ihu age
worker bv the
ed through protection?
T!ie articles referred to so over the
utock arguments ol the free traders that
nave been shown tip time and again in
tho columns of the 15!ade- (1( that "the
consumers pay Ihe tariff and a srond
big proGl to Ihe manufacturer besides
m that "we have to pay 0') ner rent
more for manufactured gods wade in
tDls country than the same "oods am
soni lor in foreign countries:" CU Hint
"the flour from American wheat cannot
be bought at the mill here for less num.
ey than it csn at Liverpool or London ;"
and the following, which is considered
a 'clincher":
(4) Protectionist nover wi-sri- r.f luti--
iiigabnnt our magnificent foreign export
trarta. 80 per cent of which is agricul
tural muducts li
enough to believe Ibat Europe bun all
these farm products from us at higher
prices than ihey can get them for clse
wheteoral home? Ot courso crerv
body knows that our exports are sold
at prices made by the world's demand,
and ibat such exports made the prices
ujj muruuicu hi. uome. auw, here
is submitted a plain, business proposi
tion to the farmer (if ilw ITni,..l Ci....... .
- ..... vii, SJ,,fclC9.
lou are sustaining the highest scale of
".ifcui uuiMiie ui your own vo.-ation
in the wurl l; you are doing it by
racing produce at ihe world's price,
les the t-Okt of irpinnd- it , it.r. ...... i.n..
markets; or, lo simiplily Iheprnpost-
..uu, uu r su-iaming tne highesi
wages in the wor'd by raising the
cncapesi larra produce in the world
(I. This is a lie, so olien refuted that
it becomes wearisome. If there is CO
per cent profit in manufacluniic farm
ers to whom the above is addrecil arc
idiots for not sellii.g out and puititi"
Iheir money into manufactures at onee
xne wnoie tree trade argument is scat
tered to the winds ol a Democratic
per, the Nashville American, in an arti
cle reproduced on the fourth page of
ineneeKiy IJIade for August 9.
tins is a lie, pure and s-niplo. e
challenge the pronl, as we have done
lime and again, f.l ) This is sm.iUi
lie. Wheat is about Sl.t'o in London
as against 90 cents litre, and flour i
porpoilionally higher. (4 ) We have
traversed this aigument a number f
times ; we now ik, how would free
trade heip this alli-.'ed condition
tnings for ihe fanner? Would it in
crease the priees of pioducla? Wuiil.l
the MiuneMJta faimers b benelhed In-
an influx of wheat and other lai ni kio-
ducts from the Domimoi ? The revolu
tion that it would make in the economic
S3stem would be to drive ten- of thous
ands of mm who now live by manti
factures imo farming, and millions ol
capital, now engaged in industries,
would be pat into immense Inrms and
s'ook ranches. There would be an
enormous increase in our agriculture
products, without the slightest
iu the loreign damand; and the tens of
thousands drivcu out of the cousutuing
class to become conipetitois with tin-
farmers would cut off the home market
just that much. We know that mp.nv
The treatment of many thousands of coses
, , t. n . i. iJiwinl. n. ...I. .. , . : .
in iooi , ftllinents neculiar to femalin. nt the Inv.ii.i.-
the reply i !,Iotcl,n?? Sui-Kical Institute, Hutlalo, j y..
importance that a farmer buys that are
controlled by combinations. (2.) There
is probably no schedule in the tariff
that has not been changed since Ihe
war. The duty on calico was cut down
in 1872, the present duty being then
fixed. Calico was 25 to 35 cents a yrd
during tbe war, a d ab .ut 12 1-2 in
1675, we think. We instanced the price
on calico as proor that ihe consumer
dues not pay the duty, as it is a clear
and convincing one.
XX. Thi Kmc nue System f,im, -,,.,.,!
Which is Ihe greater burden on the
FOX ALX DISORDERS OF THE
Stomach, Liver
and Bowels
take
PACIFIC
3TRICTLY VEGETABLE.
25i.i'??CI,B' "IT onpJatotn. W of A?
'k01"?,8 N""n. Jnillee. etc.
, Ptcinc misumcturug'co.. st.'louis. ml
'-.i.i.-i umuen on the
people, to raisa the revenue for the r.a-' ( T T? "NT "NT "7"
lion'- vxpeuscs by a protective tariif. or ' -LJ-jlNlN I ,
I... l.-.. .. i
j me 3 siemr iiere ate the I ueai.kk in
figures for the Untied States and Eng. , - U- - ma f
lanu, tor tne liseal year 1S8G, from the ' r'1nV9 "Iflf Jl JId
ollieial stntiti ' r
Injr and tborouhly testinic ronitdies for tho
.. . . -. i '..I.... n iuvuiiiu ijmmuiiif. . , - - ..... "jl
. r. i-wrce', lavorno rre.cripilon i ,.n:..:.. i i. .
is the outRTowtli. or rrsult. of this urrat nnd iiiiai. r.yery irienU of pro-
valUKlild ezpciience. ThuusaiuU of tt,timi- i tection should nt rt- if 1. I
nlata, received from imtlunts nnd Irotu nlijbi- . . aulnlm P'tstneit as showing
dan. whf hAvr tnttjif it in ftif ow.-n tho real hnntm. tvl.;..i. : . ... t
vatcd and obstinate casts Vwih had nSfli"d " ,u a C(,ua-
their skill, prove it to bo the most wonderful "5
remedy ever deviwd for the relief and cure of i The sritil, ,.,, , .
sutferlnK women. It Is not recommended es a "L ,5r",', government raised the
cure-al!." hut as a iuoBt perfect Speeitlc for following revenue from ihi. ,o
woman 8 peculiar nllmenta. I. ,,-,-"ul- irom me sources
, Aa poirorful, InvlKoratlns; tonic, indicated during the year 188C-
and to tbe womb and iu appendants in ri,.,'.!1"
run.! nnn H..MII..,...! 4 t. tn I lIKl.nil X.l .
till...
Tax
, uii-...j,.i. uruiuuieu itncnrrs, naiuucrt?, , vi ,,,,..:
drcesmukers. senmsf mm. "liiin-i.-iVI ' I '''"1".
keeiK.-1-s, nureintr inotliers, nnl fi-chle wt.men i
ijt-uuritii-, nr. i-icrtf (, ruvoriio JT scription ' i.,, . "m,"
w mu trmuif l oinnij- docii, in Uik linissualc-d j:," .,
as an nppctizinir eonlial mul nstoiutive tunic, i ...,. . ,'
A a ootliliiK and reiiKheiUiif ; '
nervine. "l avurite 1'n-scnntif.ii" ii nn I V.1;'"::1 "u' t-aal
3ualeil and is invulunbl,- in ullaj itic ami sub
alag nervous excitaliility, imtahiiitr, ex
haustion, proatration. hyntena, Fpusms and
w.ui. uuib,mii,, nri ,fiiv f llllUli:H COm- I T.
monly attendant upon functional und organic : cxI'e"w3 of ilw g'lveriiiiuut were ai,
u.i,u nf ,1... ,..l. I. .
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and dc-
Dr. Picrcc'n Favorite Prescription
- -vr"---" uivuji-jjir, eiirLiuiiy
compoundisl by nn experienced nnd Fkillful
physician, and udupteil to woman's dtlicate
organization. It is purely vegviatile in itg
composition and perfTtlv harmless in itB
pfTi-tia it, anv ... in .1 .',.. . . . t V.. . . . . i -
roorninjt sickness, or nuiicca. from wlmterer
!M.iiji:n
IT.ir..ii
.'j.!.ii;o
UJ.K.M.-,
'.HVj-a,
4i.si2.i.r,
,T.-:..il
iVts.liio
.s".l(l
Total lncfi'iic w .
..sit-1.!!"
"v" .'t-vrii.iji, ui 9 i -v..... it min uiMin
repsiaanii itniiireii sympt imp. its uw, in emaU ".""f ""ired UiHercnt tr.l-. ami artUI
... j. ..... nj uti'i mi:-, i:
vrOI ......
"ravorlto Irccripiion" Inaposl.
five cure for th ipoit roniplirntnl and ob
stinate cas' sof leucirrh a, cxciMiive llowintr,
psinful meiutrimtlon. unnatunil siippriMlons,
prolarsns. or falling of tho womb, weaS back,
femalo weakness," nntevcrsion, ictnivrmtm.
bcarinir-down censations, chronic corwciion,
inaHiutuation and ulceration of the wouili, in
flammation, pain mid tenilcnitfs in oaric?.
accompanied with internal heat."
t, . PS uiiu jiruiiiuicr oi runo-
."'. ,uab LriLitm i-iiiui t nangE,
l'il:;I.itlon. sr. jtn rni
Kxj-iise jH'r iMpit'.i, ISjt
l,,ij,b,'l3-7ll'w-w.'l'''nliiclii.il,-
fii ihr United KIiiK.!-.mi thetv wt-rr- l--.l'TII
liuv I,:'"I",r, or one to every W inlial.t-
w'lTr''''!,'"'-' ""' '.'""r ri""'r '"t retli
ar?i l. "',he ""mI,"r ",e I'-"'l-ert
mi w,ie!'.V5 ,H ".""" 'Ton m.,r.. than
of
iMinras
iu the same fiscal tear, 188C, tbe re
yenue of the United States government
was as follows:
I'rom custom i--av w
Jn.ni shI.-s f pM. ;,n V-5lSe li
Irom pr.ilit on ejiu..i- bullion ,1.-
IlHll -Mil. Ms..-. 1 . :
Kri.m t..x(, ;, NalVi'aV'iliVk". 'm'mi ,l
at- I
3,T)I,817 ltt
Of all kinds, Sheet
Music, Etc. Sam
ples may be seen
at his residence,
opposite South M. E.
Church.
Write or call on
(-'. O. DENNY,
Mound City, Mo.
HOLT COUNTY
Bcriptlon ia a perfectly pafe rrrri!iul apent, ' ."tatnl latiil ,
Tlien taken for those disorders nnd deranire- i jutn "f Jmli.-iu land i VW
tii I'nrsi inrunr intnor itrer nmi t f nun hium i......
T
MAWn.l I. ......... f..T'I... .. . . , i
"Favorlto Prescrlplloii," when taken
In connection with the use of Dr. Pierces
uoiacn jieuicai uiseovery. and small laxative
doses of Dr. Tierce's Purgative I'ellcts (Littio
j.iTer riusi. cures Liver, ki
diseases.
ililniw .. .. .( nt.jj
Thoir combined use also removes
From .sinking fiin.U.irVvY.Trierai'il
ay-.
r"".eamriitVriVlerV"oy
I'aeiflc milw.iv
Iii'll !'lIeS ,'",,'lc hulld-
Fmiii sales of 'piTerniiieiit" pro-
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and i
eernfiiloim humnni f mm tn evetcm I
"rarorlto Prescription' is the only . F"ni iininiiarrfimd"" "
' uwan.a.vv, uuui LIIU Uliltlll-
lacturcrs, that it will (rive satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. This guaran
tee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Large bottles (100 doses) $1.00, or six
bottle lor $5.00.
For lanre. Illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
women tKi lumi ntmrvtmMHt ...... .1 .
cents n stamps. Address.
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Slain SU, BVFTJUbO, N.T.
'HENDERSON
103 & 1U W. Ninth St.. KANSAS CITr. HO.
The only Specialist in the O'ly irto it a Bemilar
uraduate in Uedieine. Oier 20 tears' Practice.
12 years in Chicago.
THE OLDEST IN ICE. ARD L0R6EST LOCATED.
iiuKtionzpa Dy toe sitste to treat
Cli ronlc. Nervoos nd Special Bl
ouseii," seminal Weakness might
'imirtr). Nervous Debility, Poisoned
nlond.l'lcers andl-welllnKa of every
all troubles or oKea.es in either
mair ui M-uinie. vum miaranieea
j . 1 u. ... vunifira iuw. juDDnnaiol
cues cured. Experience is important. All medi
cine, ate guaranteed to be pure and eOlcaclous,
tieins rnmpunded In my perfectly appointed
lab-iratory. anil are furnlithed ready for ub. K
riinnine to drug mores to have uncertain pre
scriptions rilled. No mercury or injurious tnetil
clneaused. Nodetentton from business. Patlenu
at a instance treated by letter and express, medi
cines sent everywhere free from (raze or break
age, blate your case and send for terms. Con
ultauou free and confidential, personally or by
From deiHitH by lii.tividiudsTTr
f,.,,.-,.lis 1IU1!C1.1!II4
I-romrejemie, of the Dlstrlrt of
I ..Iiiinlua
Fpini miscellaneous swirci-s!"
Total onllnary receipts MTI.mci rr: 6-
The expenditures of the United States
lor tlie same year were m fnll iws:
For civil expenses 5 S2.072 r! 27
v ,;v ;.v r : : ". : "w 7.ib.ki
For pensions .. ..."
For tlie niilitar- estnl.lMunVnt. iTi
clndins riwrs and harbor and
lortlie luvai est,il,I,ei,r i-
Iiiflm-r ves.sels. machinery, ami
improvements ,t ,1;lvv jani.,...
.'.f ."''";";eoiis exheniinre.
and eollcctiiis the re
venue F'.T "P''litnr.-i oiracvouiirof
the Ihstrn t of roliinilia... .
For the sinking fluid
NURSERY
50.000 HoE-Groifl Trees for sals
50,000 Berry Plants, all First-
at Low Prices.
1X,-Z.9 IT
I 3TA
S"H.TIT) 13
C't.V-." JJ
.'-1
3ir.iw 7-.
t',i7..H.-n 01
s.l!M,tei ta
73,trjy,IoI 79
SHr'I.Ra
I5.ui.ta; sa
K,er.M7 4.;
l,fti-;i .-r.
47..Jt.57T Si
jaSSeii.l In vour order, or hold them fur n
" - ,!. lliMr n , ..u.u,s ,i 111 iituiii.. alio.
coui.ncejoulbat It is to VOl'i: INTEItKHT
BUT HOME GEOWH STOCK
AiWre-s all or Jers to
X. F. aiUIMtAY,
Kim CJnivo, 3I.
Total
e.s...
onllnary exrinllli:r-
. $31.vr..t is
T1AAV, V -. T, -. a .
nl III rV . sent ,
"WVA sealed in Dlain envelono
llh,vlr.(-.f
Inr 6c. In stamps. Kvery male, from the ace of
15 to , should read this book.
RHEUMATISM
THE GREAT TURKISH RHFIIIIlTIf! nilRP
" J ' mi. irraunrot mi. U, I
cur. or hlp. Urcstrflt dltcoTrrr lo aDDala I
- ,,ur uua ptr, rpurr ; I,w I
Quae, rrmoTM tnrr ami ,alo la joiuu : I
Cure eorarMft In & lo T CM,. Setiil aula. I
r f IT" "& ,um ''" Clrcolari. I
Or.HENDERSON.I09W.8L.KTiM!ciS!M?
WliU-h, win, ;1. -;,: .i-mi. "-"" -J
ropiilatioi, I.tix4) i,jo. ' -
txjten per eanlti S3.-.1
ft--tti.in.il debt ai.-,t ?,lu!ij0.(VHitiH)l.
J .ml on .,.,t ,,! , tr-.isurv, 4toi.l7l.ft97.
In'uln"m'l's. " I'"'l-er to e.teh III
balwiiyrrTC''"" """cted 011 nil,ky and fo-
Any tliinfcinjr man ran sttulr thi.n
' figures with pr fit to himself. T," 0 .e
; pie ot the United State, do not under
stand tho nxrellencc of their p nt-ctivn
system, or titer would not entertain a
propo-ilpjn to chance it.
I Aft
VVIIk
FITS!
Then T sntr f-Trra.-. T 4a -A . .
Jtop thcra for a time, and then have thsm r
turn attain. I jiba.v a KADICAL CUB& .
I I hare made the disease of '
FITS, EPIXEPSYor
FALLING SICKNESS,
i
"
I
Loo Caiiixs were,
in tlie Ilarrison-Tippe
canoe campaign tif 1SI0
erected in the large ci:
tes and virnces, and
used for holding politi
cal tneelintrs. U.irrels nf hard eider
were placed in front of the cabins, and
the "Lo Cabin lnrd-ctder campaign
of MO" has passed into his ory as Ihe
most enthusiastic of our politicid cnt
tests. I)g Cabins have for t is reason
a permanent place in American history
Warner's I.ng Cabin s and Ilnehu
IScniedies und "'i'lpperanot" tonic bit
ters haTC secured p. perman nt n'ace
because ol their excellence.
W.C.Botelor.
518 Francis St. o?er Posloffice,
ST. JOSEPH, MO
Resident of St. Joseph fin yrnr. Tractiea
experience tat Urnr attested bv the Most dis
tliiuuished prolessors In tli country and the
most priimiiieut cilizeiit of St. Joseph.
PRACTICE IJMITED TO DISEASES
-OF THE-
AND EAR
EYE
Colorado House,
No. 114 ami 110 North 2nd Street,
ST. JOE, MO.,
JOSEPH OPPENHEIMEE Prop'r.
(SueeeviiT lo F. I.I'TZ.)
THE BEST 1 DOLLAR HOUSE
In the riiy. Fine Iteds and First (lass
Meals only 35 cents caeh. First-Class
KUKery 111 conneei.oii nun tins House.
Fine l.unrhes of all kinds. The liar
at this house Is one ot the Beat lu the
city.
Choice Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
St. Louis and St. Joe Beer
FRESH OX TAP.
Good Billiard and Pool Tables.
opm m m hut.
farmers have a haul time of ii, but free lSTot?5SS!SK
trade would not help then, The .lay u SASSSSESS
lot you. Addresi oanasiu.i, witn iron nun steel limine?.
rapidlj coming when our larniers will
be demanding higher tariff on their
wheat to keep out Indian wheat. Free
trade cannot benefit them, but it can
injure them enormously. Tbe dema
gogues n ho tire filing iheir ears with
conscienceless lies like th sc quoted
above arc their worst enemies.
We thould be glad to publish the list
of prices of agricultural products in
ruropeau countries if we had them. If
it is possible to procure them, we shall
yet do so.
Downs. Ivavs In ir ..,.,-
r I -- -. . IJ .... . lJ
' O.d Hay seed" you have omitted the
iitct inai an tiapie goods nowadays
manufactured iu ihu United States are
under the rigid controlling powet of a
combined trust, organized for Hip pur
pose of iliroitling competition ,,rd
nlvim? the Ihanuiaetiireil xrimls ..i.K- ;.,
such quantise as will command cx
trayagont p. tees. Wr. Editor, m all
candor, are not tho-e combined trusts
(1) the ditect nutgrowtli of high tariff
legi-Iation, and does not the large pro
ms arising inereitom una their way di
trial, and It will cure von.
H.C. ROOT.M.C. l83PEMtST.,NnTon
The I.iirliiiton System
Of nearly C000 miles of Steel Uail.wcII
DANIEL ZOOK,
AtloraeyatLafJealEslaleAft.
Negotiator of Loans,
t)i:Et:t)X, mim.s;)ui:i.
Money to Loan on Iniprvet Farm. In lalt
County nt Meren per rent. Xo delay HSdS Ull,
perfct.
J. IS. KEAIJXEY,
riijsician nml Surgeon,
OUEOOX, MO.
ofllc. over llin.Iu It rinli.riek's drin store.
Keadv to answer rail in either niedieiue or
su Kery.
THE "OASIS,"
Cor. 2ml nml Felix Streets,
ST. JOSEPH. - - MO
GEO. W. SMITH, lro.
Pure Whiskies. Choice Wines ana Fine
CisTrs nlway on hand.
Ha'.in n-eemly purchased lids place anil
fitted it up in tirst-cl.iss stle. I resprettnlly
..li.-lt th. '-ntrniiafr of mv ni-.nv 11. .It eiainty
tiiemls nlslic iu the eity. Will s"ue then, all ii
eo.-.lial v.. le..iiie. entertain tlieni to tlie l.est of
11! v alulitv and sell tlieni iii.tliinbnt elii.lce and
pure ci..Js.
GEO. W. S3IITII.
C. W. lUKENS,
IRADFIELD'S
REGDLfll Ull
A snrrirris nm
WOMN'S lllSEASES
ITH 41
roftu, loi.tT nd "-"glr
OKEGOA", MISSOU1C1.
Ofllee over Aili.cte Priiitluir nfllre east
nom- All Mirk warranted FiMt-rla.... A
IresI, Mipplx id Vitalized Airalwa) on lianrf.
OSIee liour from S to I2.. it., and Innu 12 tw
B I'. Jt.
Si t ot teeth ...."a. 00 and np.
Kme tiold V)tt a sin dally. lriees n-:e unable.
1.-....:.. 1 ,1
I uu i.ipiipMiuui Liiiu.eeii..u vv;tL ott
':!00 I'.isen2er Trams D.tilv. travi-istm
- 1
Ihe great Slates of .Missouri, Illinois,
Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Colotado
Minnesota and the Territories-, with
trains made up of rullman 1'alaee Sleep
ing Cars; Ihe liuilinglotrs Celebrated
Dining Cars, and improved Modern
' Free Chair Cars, is umiues'ion-ibh- the
1 House tor tiavelets to take going East,
West or Xorth.
Three Daily Fast Trains between
Kansas City and St Joseph, Atchison,
; Leavenworth and Quiiicr, ISurlmgton,
1 ivoria, anil Chicago without clianije.
! Two D.tilv Fast Trams between Kan-
sa City, Ciineil lllutls Omaha, Sioux J VETERINAKY SUItGEOX,
City, Des M.t:.i:s, .iniifai.olis and Si. ' ,,.,, . ....
1 .ml, with no ciiane. ifoiircr. sui-ressr r Vi.u.M.ite . ;i.-er
j t is loeided in St. .I.-pli, Mo., . 217 Si.utt
I wo rast D.iilv Train lietu-eeii l..n. .'lli.irtrr.iSt.Jiisei.il residence. Xi, 4n;.iniiti
. .... o. , . .... t-'"' Mre-t. Ml ral' l.y m.i" or tel.-iram
pr.it.tl.v atten.le.1 t... iiuiier of atnek mil
do well to Ri,e liir a rail.
JOHN .s. .MF.YKK.
H- T. ALKIRE,
Attorney at Law.
Mas MMiistralor of Hdt Conny. Ir
ORECON, MO.
Willprartieeinall courtNln Northwest Mb;
Kansas and Nebraska l'r'.inpt altriitlnii irlTm
to all InrsmpsH pl.-urd lu liilianu. t'ollretlons
-roiuptlj alteiukd lo.
DR. JOHNS. MEYER,
I.WHIT, u. nisi ru,-.i,,ii ;
remnylvanla rolleg.., Cettsslmn;, Ta., Is?'.
Medical and Sunrk-nl (Ira.lu ite of
Tlie Medical lteiiarliiieiit of tlie University of
Marsl.iud. Ilalitlinnrt'
l'ost liraduate Student with
Prof. Mtars. DeiiMiiMrator of Sunrerv at the
Jx'Herson Medical follefie, I'liila., 79 t,
ami theJoiui. Hopkins fuiverMty.
j..uii.iire. ji.irtianu.
Brazilian Pebble Lenses Adjusted for
an lurms ai uei-nxivp visinn aptif,fi.i
eyes in-seriea
AN OPINION WORTH READING.
;.H, a, I ln . ..Tl1?. ,,:H ",r !."M.'1'1 s'P-
--". 1 i'."--" ,i.-s iimi arean inai 1 couw fle-
compare England, France anj t ?ir,J- rl'ey enalile me t.i read elearlyandeasily
Ex-(!overuor oi Missouri.
KEFEULWCL'sJ.
T. Curry, Oregon : M. S. Xorntan. On. .lat
erals, l.v. Cm-. Slla Woodson. St. Jose.li ;
lion '- w MeCrarv. late Srt'. I Mai and IT
ESTABLISHED 1872.
THE POPULAR
FRESH FISH
RESTAURANT,
S, OPPEHHEIMEB, Proprietor.
Fresh Fish and Oysters a Specialty. :
ueais at au iiottr, 'Jo CIS.
Lodging Rooms Connected.
rectly into the tills of the manufacimer 2'riu",Ai?t,K theCHASOi prura. m
x- ' i . , . . rilTrriiiir mid duiker -.111 ta m-MaA. tV-.s! n
u" afiiiy juu icu us wnero is me I twuk"a4ss4;! 70 Wov -MjjirfWL
MrV.TnrrATTnw i3JS ',SrI'h Alchi.on and
ONTHtYKNEq. DenVCr' WUh0Ut "
A1A,Y MCKWaESS. , Ti,e line earrvino- thn m.r,rn,an,
fast mail, between the East and Ihe
eorurjetiiioo?
(2) You also cite "Old Hayseed" to
,L. . .1 . ... . , . t
me lui:. nmi inr. lanu uuiy on calico is
h rents per yard and that the present
Drices in Toledo, or 4 1 2 to r, n.,f . ..
yard ; in proof that the tariff has no'h
ing to do with our home manufactured
poods as to nritM. Plna.n tells h..
the 5 cent duty was plated on calico. ,
M.I -,.,. .l... . I . - ,1
KIIUVI 11.11. l-ruillijsi.;i,n;(.;j - anil
what was the price of calicoes at that
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
a.
JTWiE SCIENCE OP
-- LIFE, the jrreat
Medictl Work of the
an On MinhoorLXerr.
ons and rbyslca! De
bility, Tttmiisit De-
KNQlV THySFIF..rofTonth.
let eopneqnnt thereon, soo s to., m nrt I
nmillUafa Mil f irilatm Kaaffl t. U
.7,
far Wc.-t. Any ticket agent can givo
you maps-, and tun - table of this well
known route, or you can address I
II. C. OUR, j
(Jen'l Sou' h west em Passenger axent, j
Ktnsas City, Mo.
Or A.C.DAWES, ,
Gen'l I'assctiKer and Ticket Arnt, '
St. Joseph, Mo
S. S. 15EVEU, 31. I).,
Physician S: Surgeon,
OKEflOX, MISSOURI.
im-e ut stair, rear room In iMincan luiIWi
l.-it tot'ity Hotel.
BALLARD'S 8M0W LINIMENT
rlnlnl T ..k t . . . 1 .
tiaiur it. nut a jact Hint inn o cent -.t. .. 1 1 . kyJ pro-
duty on eahno was m war ma.,nrn. n.t Kn".jrS!.y'a. f. th. wilSmr.rVw 7r
- - - . , j, - ...'.via.i , t- p iiii:,; irvt: iu ail Tnurij- . , . . . .u K1.,u...,. ,
were 1101 iiaucues eil over tne conn. - ".s.u-.ir men. eiw coir. TUe (,o d and .iitiQcnrwiTpsin or mnaramji-
tersof our merehant nt Ih.l f.n,., for-' iel7iL?l?' TOrdedto theanthorby the.tion- ???1?!,l"-,.Ee 'r' hI?M
from 25 to .K eenls per yatd? Mms.. rr Dr. W. IL PARKER, (rradnlite of GIe'"dIIiflmaition oaanimalt, it
. . .,.,,,1-tc, w jean-praciice in Hot- KTr - r- .wi,.ra.iuiiaiiin.
(1.) Here I a SWeej ing charfjc, lit- vn'?1h,0,?!l 'oeeomnlted ContldcntUllr. Offlce, Sow nlmn ill not reli-Te, no iwciliac it will
K - .. ... i ...i, . , .pwiaitv, jnseueg Dr Alan. 1 .uii.,,aui.
untrue as a whole. "All staple cm uu VnBirnranii.i. v i ........, ,...... .
.KKTTKYilll-s-ri
303 Eilmoul sit-...
suntli Mile .Market
.suuare,
St. Joseph, Mo.
ffoods" are not under control ot com
binations. There is nn rnnibinaiinn on
any kind of manufactured fabrics, or
Wftfs, fsnttnn nr sifb nnnn tn I.,tltinrv
Peck's Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums 'nor tiny kind of proyisions except su-1T-rr.H
there is none on machinery, nor
llth St.. Xew Y.L-I- for illustrated hook of I on nar'wrc I" P"'nt ot tact, coal oil
terly
R. W. Tanetll ft fin t w-t.vr on jiiV
' "L,6";..K L0,f'erc.rlnt on If) In
55 Stale Nl., Oilman. l:-rj- Tow. tmr
&&&&
FKV.F. ! A 3-foot French flla?, Oval Front,
Xiekel or Cherry ( iirar Show fase : Alervli.int.
' '-. -.to-K--.. I
SAiMPLE?.,Iv,??:.
tv mniT.-cl s.-....l,- u
the i;nlird Stutm pn bi rQ'f,.rTlirreMe
on r el.t ! One UUrlCO Dollar. jl
dLst-ouui alli.ne.l lo rHtm.i.stpr, Auei.t
flat) Tlie I'ni.K'K MAII pntlAZKTT
X.u- York i Hie ONi.v iniILtU l.eirilll
lllasirtted Srtrtiii2 and Sensational Jin
piil.lislie.i n t!i Aiactii-.m continent, f pi. i
Api'ly for tcinis to rni-i
,' EicIiaruILFoi, Frntfin Sgnare, Ml
ii. I
',Tl!.vMct,
COCKLE'SSPILLS
This old English Family Kedielm
use fcr Htl years, all over the wor' ,
for liile, Indigestion, liver, &c
Of PurR Vfieetable Ingredients.