The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 29, 1890, Page 6

THE MW KINLEY BILL DEFEC TIVE. Fatal Omission ot a Section in the Act as Signed. New York Importers Will Test the Matter in Court. D. C., Oct. 23.—Sen- Washington, ator McPhers: very 3 as follows tomember of a promi- ike New York our attention to and tariff bill | sent i t days or two} weeks ago—a quarto pamphlet cof | 214 pape © 175 i will find amend t 449 tion 3 with the l uatt it to draw-bacls on toba 1 t. | Turning over to page 176 ne} from the t lowe: ‘Conference restores section 30. Now in the tariff bill before you, you will find tection 30 end- leaving ing with ‘6 cents per pound,’ all the rest of the original section 30 out altogether. This om tal to the bill and in the opinion of mis fa |The varmint that the boys eminent lawyers here, Senator Car- lisle among them, it vitiates the whole bill. Itis an nue section, but being part of the tariff bill passed, it stands and falls together.” In accordance with this discovery a protest against Collector Erhardt's official action under the McKinley bill was last evening forwarded to internal revee Virginia Items. vke his One of Mr. Black's boys br arin Ja ed set the .-Ben Porter bia t luis horse collars taken last Saturday night....Dick Craig had a bean pounding Saturday, they turned out well... . Frank Dewey says he is par- ticularly fond of blackberries und other day John Hussy wade a pot eh at « rs tame chick- | eus—succeeded i: ing 3 of them aud crippling 4 o1 suys la equare 1 He School again, Jobs Mi “adder load apples is Le ing co! Billy Mill Cl ~ S Lockridge carrie aa atel fand Joe Reimbha is almost completed ¢ ing Geo. Thompson : search of Saturd | We need a pack of good he will track it to its restin no one seen every day or two, but can get close enough to name it. ....There are several people who does and can reconcile bis high pro- tection theory with the declared prin- the leading importers in New York city for signatures. Under the law protests against the collector's as- sessments can not be lodged until the liquidation of the entry and must be lodged within 10 days after that stage in theimporter’s business with the government. SENATOR CARISLE ON THE MATTER. Senator Carlisle, who was one of the conferees, was asked what, in his opinion, would be the effect of the omission of section 30 as signed by the president. “I have not,” he said, “examined the authorities on the subject, but it seems quite clear ‘to me that the omission of the one section is just as fatal to the bill as if all vut one had been omitted. If the president can sign part of a bill passed by both houses and make it a law, of course, it makes no differ- ence how smalla part of itis. Should the constitutionality of this law be tested in the courts the question would be determined by the jour- nals of the two houses, because,they constitute the only legal evidence of what was done. The two houses passed the tariff bill but in different forms. When it came back from the conference committee there was nothing to act upon except its re port, which I suppose was entered upon the journal of both houses, as is usual in such cases An Old Sore Healed. Thad a painful, annoying sore on my leg near the knee, that troubled me for over two years. I tried var- ious remedies, but the sore, instead of healing up, continued to grow larger, and to cause me more pain, until I began to look for a crutch. Through the advice of a friend, who was cured of a similar trouble, I took S.S.S., and in a few weeks was cured entirely. The sore healed | up, and there is not even a scar left | to mark the place. Charles A. Sumner, May 11, ‘90. Treatise on blood and Skin dis. eases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ga. Mt. Vernon, Ohio. | ciples of the F. & L. U..... W. Morrison is beautifying his fine res- idence with a coat of paint... .Jobn McElroy intimate that when he dies his last words on earth will be great and glorious is democracy....C. H. Morrison says he has thirty head of hogs about ready for market... . Let those union labor fellows quit their drivel about the banks if they wish to catch intelligent voters... . Donot forget the musical entertainment and oyster supper at the Grandview school house, two miles south of Virginia Saturday night Oct. 25th; Prof. Comiford and lady will be there with their famous or- chestra....Col. G. W. Fork, ina speech at Virginia, made the some- what strange declaration, that after the election in November the pro- hibitionists would be away up high. Really, do you suppose that they are going to leave the earth... .Rev. Summy’s eulogy on G. G. Vest was soul-stirring and simply beautiful. N. M. Nestierope. The Pension Rolls. The announcement is made that the pension rolls on the Ist of July j numbered 537,944. The claims al- jlowed during the year were 66,637 —and this 27 years after the war. This is certainly alarming as it con- tains facts and figures which would be startling if the people. the tax- payers, were not accustomed to such expenditures, not to say down-right robbery of the people. Say that one-half of these claims are allowed, the pension list wiil contain 780,- ; 000 names, which is more than equal jto the standing army of Germany. The cost of the German army is $92,000,000, and our pension ; roll | will cost the tax-payers, in time of peace, $150,000,000 per year, and the next year may run up to $200,- 000,000! How long can the country ,Stand such taxation? The republi- |cans vote for all these appropria- tions to hold the soldier vote, but |vote nota dollar for improvement jof western waterways.—St. Joseph Ballott. ae, In a New Orleans court Mrs. Kate “| just heard for the Mr. Browns’ have moved to Kansas. | would like to kuow how ©. W. Wolfe | Tariif Barons and Pirates. Sedalia Gazett, | The tariffisa good o} for thousand years. 9 It was cright by the Moorish pirates at Tariffs, from which it takes its nate, locat- | tion, | ig stood nated | el] on the Strait of Gibralter, i ¢ early part of the eighth centr were fore Althon aa the idea was adopted by other coun- where contributions merchants and others perfectior ke the rob- One inUs ladi Le iz of Mon te rs old, sk f the cars, telephone. ete.. but has never has always lived there is no call for jretary Blaine and | Dz unkenness—Liquor Habit—hh the World there is but one ¢ | Dr. Haines’ Golden Spceitic. 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First Crass Ries FUrRxiTam. At any hour, day or night on the most reasonable terms. Farmers desiring to put up their horses when in the city will find this barn the most convenient in town. POTTER BROS. “BRADFIELDS FEMALE- sapere REGULATOR Fait erat ara poRtaaaguAR MENSTRUATION MONTHLY SICKNESS IF TAKEN DURI RG CHANGE . GREAT DANGER “> SUFFERING WILL BE NORD 4o0K? “WOMAN Muu secr @RADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTAGA SOLD BY ALL ABUSSIETE. ‘EQUITABLE® LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION The Equit Loan & Investment As- sociation issues a series of 1,000 shares each month—and offers to investors an opportunity to save money and receive a nandsome interest on their invest- ment. ‘The investor ot $1 oo permo. for 100 mo's rec? I $ 200 oo a/ ‘ 6 « sé 1,000 00 oo.s <1 te ne ee: we th Uh i 5 5s We also issue paid up stock and pay interest semi-annually. We € money Anyone desiring a good profitable investment or loan will do well to call and see us. J. H. NORTON, Agent, Butler Moe | | | ———— Time Table. L.&S DIVISION TRAINS RUNNING NORTH, 304) passeng 312, local 302, passenger 4:47 a.m. 3-40 ee 3:15 p.m. Ps | TRAINS RUNNING SOUTH. . 301, passenger 311, local 5:00 303, passenger :40 Str. L. & E.{DIVISION. - 343 mixed, leaves 6 es 3:25 p.m. K. CARNES, Agent. 12:30 p.m. 5 a.m. 344 WEAR a Brown-Desnoyer: SHOE CO.’s Rf or silt J. M. McKIBBEN, BUTLER, - “ es MC