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Iliinlly a paper 1 picked np by hí bilt ol snmc om trom Florida, er 'i''x:i. orsnini'nt' tlie tootbera rtatcs, fpmiklng in behaM of the democraey and freE trad e. lint we don't hearof any of tliem retlinj rotten Pgged as U. S. Beuator ÏUalr, of New Huinpahire was, down in Virginia a fw üayi linoe. .Mr. ('IiniiMits Monitor; " W. S'tiarns,1' of Atlrinn, D6moorat ranilldute for oongresa in the Moond district, Bhrunk lo the slzfi ¦ i a three year oUl boy ntter Mr. lilnlne got througti witli liini. luit lle Hlncm!; : i ti r 1 1 1 wil n tb e A'lriiin Tunis publisli'il t l-'tu-r written by i bG Moretftry of tlie Ireaaurjr (Lurlug the war. and bal Mr. sit-iriH rdvigned from the army 'ftr the hmxI of the servloe.1' Jn-t now Stoarna is nol k i i i _r li to ii mlcroue. The Central Michigan Knittinx Mille, .a GemitUlle, Hl. Juwpli (Jo., rniploy I band, Ir.tl down In.st Snturdny. TllB in n iiT sii'l tliut business wiiiild lipt be resumed mitll He tariff auettlon .ii scitlnl Dj the election. "If free tr.ide wiis," iid he. '"wu eanuot make it pay to run our ntilla." Snoli is tlie condition all over Mie country. Mr. Texas Mills is gettlog in lii.s WOrk on our nortliern milis in great ahape. Eifrlil ye.is Rgo i larftfl put of tlie niekd iimiI in tliis cnmtry was nrulc at l'l.iriiiwil'e, Pa., by Jiisoph Wliartun. The ilutv ït tlial tinif was $-2 a pound. ji rul Mr. WllHrton cuukl produce it at $3 I pOund, and svll it tor $1 a pound. Nickel was pul on tho tree list, and is Geramuy cnuld mumfactON it it ¦ i, Ütr. Wlmrtou had to thiitdowo. Nickel iniineili itely rose to $4 :i pound, the price t bad been before tlie dnty was t i k - 1 1 off, and as it contlnued at tliat figure. Mr. Wbafton ga.ln csammeooad in-iiiui;ietuiinir. Nickel W once drojtyed down to a price tliut he eonkl nol rcaeh, and again bu bad to close down. Tliis little game would hnre ooatlaued Inde tinItely, probably, if Mr. Wliarton bad liinied, bul as lie was b'JUinl to lose, be witbdiew. Wliatare the results ? Niekel costs as inucb as it tlid before !be dutv was taken oll', Mr. Wharinn's worka are elotedi and bis 500 wurkrnen forced to seek otlier einployminl. fliceuxvllle no louter llotii i.sbt-s, and all to Mipport a tori i il industry tliat niakeá an enoriuous proflt out of thu nii'tal they Peil u-, beCHuae o are such stinpletous as to i:ive theni an ojijiortuiiity.