Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 37, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 May 1901 — Page 7
NO TINKERING OF TARIFF. I IS PROSPERITY UNIVERSAL?
A FAMOUS OLD HOUSE. Th- house of Walter !!. ' Co.. trht maiiufai tui - of ,u rhiM-tilatr hate i -. t .. f.unl.ur ia iln' niouth m lioiiM-liciId word, wax retsbliahtd one hundred und tw-tit-in' .1 ! si: ' ' l on the Nf.i.liart iCivcr in the 1J town of lir li -ter, a Mtluirb of BoetOaV From the little- wK.!-n mill, "i the rude bridge thut urc hi ll tlie flood," win if the fiitrriiri? tv;u iirt 1 siri 1 . (litre linn jfrowii up i!ie lure.st industrial ittlMlthWrml of tlx' kind in the world. It nffbt be M !.... er other iiianufarturt-rs eoiiie ami go, HMttBf ISakt-r & t'o. go on forever. What it the kfori't of th'ir ijreat NMNlt It in a very simple one. They haw won and Ike Id the roiifidi ik o of the reat sind -. instant ly in reasiiif hodv of n n!im.T.s ly always maintaining the ti i -r 1 - -1 standard in the quality if their eoeoa and chofolrte preparations, and selling t hem at the lowest price for which unadulterated unities of jrood tjualitv can Ix- put upon the market. They wi li-otnelion. vt CMBfMtitkMf but they feel j 1 1 s t i H -ci in ilenoiinein in the tlwngwl terms the fraudulent method--which inferior prejiarat ion are psiltiii d off on customers who ak for sind suppose they arc gtttiMg the genuine articles. The beat jfroeera refuse to handle such poods. not alone for the reason that, in the loan? run. it doesn't pay to do it, hut because their sene of fair dealini- will not permit them to aid in the sale of gOOda that defraud their customers lid injure honest manufsicturcr Kvcrv packnpe of the pjoodl HM&e by the Walter l$uler Company bears the Well -kBOWa trade-mark "I.a Helle C'hocolatier ." anil their place of manufaeture ".' rehe t cr, Mass." Housekeepers are advised to examine their purchases, and make sure that other frond haw not Wen substituted. An attractive little book of "Choir Rrcipce" will be TTail-d free to any housekeeper who send her name and nih!r.-sS to Walter Maker A: Co., Ltd., 11- State Street, Hoston. Ma--.
II Sova Saita Mark llaaaa, unitueully Waat ..t II lalers. n il lib.
('reside ut M -1 . u I e r Oalv at title ol IIiIi.ks Walla luurlu Ike ountry.
I The rvid, nt il.fT. reeks, of opinion amongst repuldiran and republican newspapers on t'.e necessity of tinkeriuj: the tariff to down the tru-t-s or to pr m rw it intact in the
interest of t tw
remai kal.le in view of the fact that the tariff pirate have hitherto all stood together only claim rinp that their particular trust or interest n ;'ht be especially faiored. Home of ( la republican brethren have erldently since the adjournment of MBfma diacovcred that their eonatituents are "nain.-t tf,e trus!-" and fat or the reix-al of the sehr.!ules that jfire them .e. lal privilege. Congressman Talicoek. of Wisconsin, who ia chairman of the republican congressional eommittee, Keema to hne be.itd the voice of the people in his district and probably elsewhere. PlCakkml McKinley v.nrif to AodgV the difficulty by reciprocity treaties which, while f.-noiinc- the trusts, will allow the fo:e .1. rs to come in and ron:pete with our producers of fru '-. nils ar.d winea. etc.. n:ul still protect the manufacturer. This was the arrangement in the reciprocity trenfy with France which was rejected by the senate. There is another ndrnnf ace seen by the preaidl ::t in tii ke -inp the tar-
in ny means or reoipro-'tv treaties. It pre. nt the matter renting U-fore the house of represi r.ta i it r, where all matters of revenue cnnstinrienal-
The pre .dent in n I u at ,fa Orlaaaa congratulated the peopla MJMUI akariag "in the universal proa Pl If 1 1 'I content BU B t so eiiar.o-: r-
i tic at thin time of even part of our
coruuiou t oimtr ." J here is M doubt that the comfort and t.cL'aiir ' of me lurroundinjjTa of the prealdent, laalag aotbinf but the best aiue pi the towni ba bi rlaitf ttfa ftM him the idea that ull is ricluies and OOflafBfti ai.d jral on tl:e BaJM May dfJF there were utrikes inaupurated iu dozens of cities. The wry train men who have the cam of the Mimptuuua fret- train with which the railroad oonnpaalci are antertalalfig l'res idaat McKinley are on the VBIfV of strikitifr for reubons that they think couipel them to do so. iiut then Pres
( ident Mi Kii.!e may have kbl eye on the , MTsIl street boom and a nearly all I those who acaoipajlj htm are addicted to the ticker habit, he d .ubtk'ks hears h.mriy of vat prosper. ty, for of eoofM those traveling aritk a pres. ideut on an expansion arid prosperity , tour must all be bulls and bij: w innei a. Prom another part of the count ry comes a very different faie and fr.nn i one of the frreatest nianufacl uring ; cities at that. The textile trade whi. U i suffers periodically frm some distemper peculiar to itself, hays ihe i Philadelphia llecord, is sixain in a state of ftaK nation. This is a fa rI sible time, therefore, for renewed w l.f.ll 1 ti I I . it w wmm mm m l...A
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J - --. '"Mllllj'l 1(1 I II I 1 llti 11. t j 1 1 I Cn -, t) r I ! inilliwlpitl c'tiint ii.it Lioims
to be ''ood. and vet the textile busi
ness is sit a practical standstill in so far 3s Itrotit t.'ikiin is enneernel
Of RtlMia Mm- mills ttmmm .
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utive sessions of the senat.
nre 1-
people and their representatixes know nnthin? about the matter un
til it ts ttled. The c ar and hi executive council
I
iiL'h an iniir. ement ia
looked for. sind has ac-
c:ue i si some of the factories.
Bear'si TMet We offer I ne Hundt..! IK. Ihr- Reward for any esse of Catarrh that cai.uot be Bared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. f. J 1 irnry ft 1 n . Ftaps . Toledo. 0. e. the Uleler-linied. i- tie kn II F.J. Cheney lr the lt V ye.os, ami Iwheve linn psrfectljr boamakic ia all hwaineai liaaau Huns an.) tinaneixlly able o .arry out any obligatioM made by their Jirm. e' & Truax, Wholesale Druggints, Tole.l". . Wsldin-, Kir.nan & Man-in, Wholesale 1; iiqrists. Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intema'Iv. acting directly npoo tiie Uoed aadmawoai erf sees of the tem. Pricr T.V. per bittie. s.,,, i y a) rruttpt. Tc-timoiik'.j fra Hall's Famil PQk are the best.
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I, ,, ,t f. . ,, .: i .f i- generally recirn.ea to tie in mpenal.sm. BeaatOT Hanna eudent- a ,erv BnsatUfMtory state. sL2LT.-?5 rerr'- r-! Wllk the reaction affect, the ine and s ,r that on tUry in all parts of the conntrv. .. m e ,ay that Frcsuient Mel, ,.. ..,, troubles ',,wavs strike I le Uy sinniouK-ecl ! , on his tour of tri- XXit), partif.ular fn: in , t).x. ! H an. I T "'th', n'l,"r tile center like I.hi;,d. !pl,'a. In:,H.inna make, a more extended state- .L ... . .
I ii, im- i. iiim mi , ins .. j. i .1 .11
to inner, snui wtien me wrorKmea are
try. In an mternew at sishiiv-'on . . j . ; . .. ... . 7" ' era! trnde of the city is depress, d. Pa., he said: "I am not eheekv ,. . ' . .. 1 .J"
.... ii I....... .... .. 1. l.f'll .Ol .!C present state of tiling's ar' as
...,r,.,. .inn as 1Br ;i i in coiicernei; there wid be no tinkering with the
tnrstT. t oncressinan liaU-ock's
rr.ent of the intentions of ihe admin
istration in another part of the erun-
enoiih to endeavor to speak for the republican party, but I can speak for
explanations, hints as to
Briinr "It may serai tranirr you. hut mv srife. thinks I'm alnnit as fooi as them t goifg." tJriitr "Sort of an acquired taste. I Kiipf.ie. like tomatoes or olirea. i..r aaUaee.M It -t.. Trsnmript.
LITTLE FACTS OF INTEREST.
. o.i an atKiifrlat.d 2i. 7.000
A cord of wood crujfc. j tons. Irelaad send t
lms .f meat si year. In land produces I 10 tons of honey a ar. worth ti-.0O0. An EngHah eonvict gets ten pounds of I. re. id a week, a psiupcr seen jkhui.Is only. A new military lsiw of Peru makes rer citizen liable to eompulaory mrvlee from I9te90jeara The army li.-is tie elaaaei -the regular. s-.p.r-nuiiierari. tirst reserve, second reaene and natioaal fuard. The Jafameet en'erarty, in Tkio, esdnaively for women, is approaching completion and will In- ocried s.e.ie
POSI- I i
A . , . . ..Iii.. i
.... ..... awnwssa consiuer- tcrj( eompctltioa
Mthr.ugh. perhaps, it would make but little difference to take off the metal schedule, do you suppose we nre poire: to do that and allow the N Art Scotia Steel company, for instance, to dump j,,.r nroducrs 'nto
II1HV
N- w Rmjriand? Not much. W
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..... , .. ..1. in r... lo.icii anv more i, :,,..
. . iiiii. r, in.,, i iiir
are souirbt. There sire overproduction ; under beeaaee 'f wstrm win-
(in cotton j.eni)
from southern mills, which hae los! , the Chinese trade; the bhjrh price of cotton and wool; the instability of i prices; too little protection, and the i lack of f reign outlets for the products of our looms. Some Philadelphia I carpet manufacturers still believe
that their trade is lieing injured by
. .
a. iar as loreijrn coTintnes sire conI cernerl. hut we must protect oursehe agaiaal the big institutions which arc springing up on our bonier. "The Dingley tariff is u.o-t perj feet work of human ingenuity, balanced on nekentille prlnclaVi. It I must not he disturiwd nor must there j lie any charures in our tnriff except . on a basis of reciprocity." The pretended inode- ty of Ilnnna Is j evidently intended as another hit at ; Italic. H-k for havinir dared to inter
fere in n matter that r.nly McKinley. Hanna and the trusts have any bu-i-ness to meddle with. The balsinc of the republican party, including the rcpnbiicaa meaaben f concress. are evidently expected to ratifv anv no-
desire, reeiproc-
- , . 1 must pay protect re pr fiber. No American main
time this vcar. The institution is. the
ssntf I'uwtk of advanced ideas held by j 'ion that they may Japanese families of education. Three '' or ot!;crwisc.
rich .lapam se men have given enough '
to ins. ire the completion of 'he buildlaga,
A MIRACLE EXPLAINED.
Bryant, Mo.. May l.t. The senlioaa cure .f Mrs. m. a. (,...ss. of this place, baa sent a ripple of . adtcnaeat all over Douglas Cosiatjr, and Dodd't Kidney Pills, the remedy in ipn stion, arc receiving therein, the creat. .-t nihert i . men t siny niedicim- has ever bad in tl is state. To saiisfy the many in.piirtes which she ffjidl it impossible to anBWer Ly letter, Mrs. i ;uss has sent the following statement of her case to th. St. I.ouis (ilolM--I)emocrat: "I did not think i could live a day and suffer, as I have lived and suffered for months, with Sciatica and liheiiniatism. I used linths and liniiiK lata of all kinds. Two physicians treated me. one of them for two nrnnths. Nothing helped me in the
I never slept more than
r int. e.i minutes at a timr
ami rant, and had to lie on one side all he time. I used to wish for death, t deliver me from such torture. "A friend suggested Dodd's Kidney lMk nnd after I had used them a reek, I began to Improve, and in
n limit four weeks I could sit up in bed A few .lays later. I walked a qaatter of a mile and ba k. I now do II my own ooking nnd house work. Th' pain has entirely left me. and I nm a well woman. I have taken altoffetaer, sixteen boxes of Uodd's Kidney Pills. 1. odd's Kidnev 1Mb saved n.v life" Mrs. If. A. ios. People come for miles to see Mm. rjoss, aTl hear her wonderful nf..ry.
s Kidney Pills are marvelous cures in Missouri
Rl MUCUS OK Till PAMal HI -HUN.. To MT1 AN) I'll I Nil AliV KKTISKP IN IT.H COLCMXa UH U3 l.ssr 1 lyjy WHATTIIKV AK I K KfH SIXd Al.l. s I Bs i 1 I I tm .,t IMITATIONS
Tlnnna teils MM srri'nt truth in his Interview when he intimates that the tariff is so ingemtou-lv balanced that it is dangerous to disturb it in the slightest manner or it may fall to pieces. All this tempest may howerer he allayed when tie major return from his free trip and takes Babeneh and his following in hand bncked up by the persuasive loqweaee f the steel and otin-r tmeta, There is plenty of time to arrange niatters. ( ongress does not meet until December,
i While the republican expansionists have come face to face with the fact that protection nnd their pet I policy will not pull In the same har- ' ness. the tobacco growers of New j Kngland nnd Virginia, the cane aatgar ; growers of Louisiana, the licet sugar c-rnwers of Michigan. California, New ! York. Nebraska, Colorado, f'tah and other plat eta, nnd the fruit growers of Florida and California are con-
Micro iii.-ii n iiirin nr protection is I V. nr. in.. t flii.... ... . 1 .
I wnl 11 si:.,r na ins.
.. nie in m- e i retell inis year in Illinois and even in Indiana. Taking these facts info consideration, who can my that there will not lie a pretty tight in the republican party on the tariff piestion? Indianapolis News (Ind.).
If the republican Prtv proposes to trent the tariff ns the fetich tleacribed nj Mr. itaiicock and acta on a I ingley -law --or-n.it hinir programme it will find serious break rv ahead. T he most extreme batterer in a protective, tariff cannot indorse arhedulea that protect trust giants and enable them to fatten at the expense of the Americsin consumer, who has to pay more ti. in the foreign customer: and the party which stands on such a platform will surely go down in defeat. Atlanta Con-titution.
The chief complainta ccme from I the woolen and carpet factories, i which need a plentiful supply of raw materials at steady prtcea. The woolen manufacturer who looks forward i to a time when he can secure foreign markets for his goods, knows that
t.'i.re i no pope lor tiisit long .-is
- r hie
can manufactured
products can be sold abroad in competition with the products of other ! countries when our manufacturers have to pay higher prices for their raw material. bonuses to western i sheep growers in a prohibitory tariff op clothing Woola, and to the f'hinaman who makes . heap mattings m ia tax on carpet woola, which wools j we cannot raise in this country, are 1 not making Philadelphia manufac
turers or their employes very happy
ten
working
SUMTHMi RODS SI1:?! taw. a. mi a ext., nacumi, a j Wa
The president says that we nre to sobe the problems of the present "untrammeled by the past." It might he well, though. Mr. President, to hang on to the constitution and the
declaration of independence. In-
diauapolia Newa (lndj.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS. Many republicans are now talk
ing a give-nnd-tak. -t :i riff policy, which means to them that others are I to cive and thev nre to take. In
dianapolis News (Ind.). "We want to make people in distant lands familiar with our products." declares President McKinley. So we do - so we do. and. therefore, let mil down the liar- sun! trade! Philadelphia Record. American enterprise and capital are ipiite capable of making tiie MTOrld familiar with our flag, and I hl I without am government favors. Put the artificial barriers erected by the McKinley school of economist.- hsue Crsl to be overcome or broken di an, Philadelphia Times. The Dingley tariff is. as Hann
ny. "balanced on scientific principle-" livery fellow got his share of the swai'. - .ientiticnlly disf n lulled, and "it niu-t not he disturbed" for ob f tow 1. aeone. if one of the brethren is despoiled of his share he will
pull down the whole house of cards. Albany Argus. There nre some general principles which nre not subject to change to which the democratic party adheres, ns the tariff, strict construction of the constitution, the liherty Of the cittsen, the foundation of which is government by consent of the governed. These arc ahvnys and everywhere sound democratic principles Thev are perennial. Dubmpie Herald. "Why do you pirmit tariff to remain on articles which ran he produced here cheaper than elsewhere? T his is the question which Ucpresentntive Pabcock, of Wisconsin, himself 1 republican, says will bf put sipinre!y to his jarty in the next campaign. Steel and iron manufactures, he says, produce no revenue to speak of. but it is a fact that they can lie manufactured c hen Mr in t!ie I'niteJ States than in any other .-ountry. So with other producta ot other trusts. lluffalo I'oaU
The Makers of Wetmore's Best
1
, aa an
believe that the most men chew ' tobacco for the good of the tobacco and not for the sake of a premium. They are putting the value of the premiums all in the quality of the tobacco. The man who chews Wetmore's Best gets his money's worth in good tobacco. He notices the difference in flavor; in lasting quality; in satisfaction, and finds that all this goodness costs him less than cheap tobacco. Try a piece of Wetmore's Best and satisfy yourself that it's "all in the quality." Made only by M. C. WETMORE TOBACCO CO., ST. LOUIS. MO.
Th larg$t I xlrjxnilent facttx ia Anmrua.
I This is the Smallest! 117 - ni..
I WICKLER riämelPILiSTOYE I I am I Said y J j Ii V Jßip docs not hive H I eA-efyahcre. LT L ,tcrawr,te to I I 1
Every day you clean the house you live in, to get rid of the dust and dirt. Your body, the house your soul lives in, also becomes filled up with all manner of filth, which should have been removed from day to day. Your body needs daily cleaning inside. If your bowels, your liver, your kidneys are full of putrid filth, and you don't clean them out, you'll be in bad odor with yourself and everybody else. DON'T USE A HOSE to clean your body inside, but sweet, fragrant, mild but positive and forceful CASCARETS, that WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP, prepare all the filth collected in your body for removal, and drive it off softly, gently, but none the less surely, leaving your blood pure and nourishing, your stomach and bowels clean and lively, and your liver and kidneys healthy and active. Get a 50-ccnt box today, a whole month's
treatment, and if not satisfied get your money back but you'll see how the cleaning of your body is
ttADE EASY BY
LIVER TONIC
10c
25c 50c
ALL DRUGGISTS.
aajfa jLPjapS
ill bowel trouble.
loaana, bad breath
on Ihr aloaaarh. b loa 14
apB4lrltte, Ml- , bad blood, wind
miRF s
Wä I laat aaoolb. bradarb. lodlaaaUon. plaaplra.
aUakf. Iler trouble, aallow romplrxlou m. When your bo w la doa't move regn-
bowel, foul
pains after
and dlaalneua.
larlr rou are cetUuf alck. onattpaUou kllla more
oiBfr
people iban all other diseases Inr.lb.r. la
starter rar the t-hronle ailments and long years or suflVtinc tbst roaae afterwards. No auiir h.t
alia you, start taking CAS4 ARKTN to-dav, fur you will BMer urt well and ha well all the tlaao until
LISf fJESH.1" fahu Take our udvlrot start
GUARANTEED
NEVER
SOLD IN BULK.
to rrar.i ri.r the am ss of I AH4 ABETa a Mid. Now II Is over (Is asllllna bosra m jrmr, rrralfr laa nn,
I i I. aaaoioia ,nror
yoa put re
ante to care or
"lis ait jisr.ii lo-uav, anaer au a Pool sic srnar-
reruudea. c-j
laitlar steUlrlae In Is wwli
irrst mrrli. sod one heat teaUaioatal. We harr rati h und
will sell I AMI at STTS aaoolslrlir fntr.nt.nl la rare or noaey refnade'. Vo bay tsda, , two &0 min. le Ikrm m fair, honrst trial, aa per .laapk- dlt-eelloaa. aad If you nre Bat autuard. arter s)la oae OOr boa. rrtirn the niu lO-c bas and Ihe raiaty lo la ua bj mall, ar Ihe dranlal froai whoas rou parrhaeed II, aad iflynar maaey bars for halb boaea. Take aar ad vir nn aialler w bal utla raa atari to-
eay . Health will aalehlr fadlsw and roa wtllhleaa tue dar rou fl rl started Ihe an efl A U4 t R KT. Beak frr kraall.
Address: HTEKUMi ULItDl CO., M.W lUHa or IHHAtiO.
sTKkUt KCIKPI CO., M.W lOKh ar CHJlA
h 3 tr 4 Tetrs u liwepetals Asstred
II iou take opr. nr hme in Waaiarn si.a.U 1 1
lann or tlentr. hUaP traied iampl.le f m llerlriire of farmer. bo hae beer.me wralthr In frowinu wheal report l of nelraste. eir an.tf.il I
if HSRdZfaflH Informal ion n lo W-BtUI ril-T r'r . ein I
Paaanltned. who III lean too atlaaea. i.omnhV'.
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PILES
IMKESIS ..aiii relief kn.i poaiTiti:i.t 1-atr.a fii.ra. For free ..imp e artdrraa "AAHIIia." Tribaar Mill.:. n. Nt-w y .rk.
OLD SORES cured llrn' n.-.rlae Hal., rorea Unli I tfw.. H.a. I aWS.
Ilm, .ii.ni I iMn. i ir. aro.i
aaaawa anuaaaj
farmk ;?s wsntrdp aajaaln An. i rr Huer Mcuiion.iow.
A. N. K, IHrO urnr.N wrixivo to juiTCaTisaai pleaee- stale thai row saw Ibo AUtr rtias saaat tu tkia passe.
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