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GoTcrnor Qllckrlat must be pleased-to the many aboutbla fairness to all parties and sec-tion tits plan of letting the localexecutive committee or primaries se-lect suitable persons to flll vacanciests refreshing If he has any friendsIn a political sense ho I not trying-to put them In office In any countyTata iUtcV stay sometime get thewrong Jtaan but tho Governor canaot bo accused of trying to build up

machine Arcadia sews

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FRANK CLARK-

A few editors delight In critlchtngCongressman Frank Clarks positionon the tariff and never miss an op-

portunity to republish matter whichthey consider detrimental to hid po-

litical InterestsMr Clarks position on the tariff

was before he was elected to Congress for the first termhe proclaimed It from the stump Inevery county In the district as wellas in printed matter mailed to everyvoter lie Is for a tariff for revenueonly but as long as revenue has tobe ratted by a duty on foreign pro-

duct imported Into this country hebelieves and justly so that Floridagrowa cotton fruits vegetables to-

bacco etc should receive tho bensof a protective tariff on such ar-

ticle Imported Into this country Atarp OB cotton imported taco theHalted States would be worth millionsto the growers of Sea Island cottonla Georgia aad Florida In tho sameproportion as It has bees beneficial-to other sections of the country onother products The manufacturer ofcotton goods la this country Is pro-

tected agalast competition from thesate goods manufactured la Englandbut the producer of the staple fromwhich these goods are manufacturedhas to grow the cotton in competitionwith the pauper labor of Egypt

aad ether foreign countries Isthere any justice In this whea Iron

etc to given the benteit ofag lnst foreign competition

Tlfo eera wheat oats woolaaa everything produced

Is protected by tho tariffBut the producer ef cotton has to la-

bor lUtCjajBpfttUoa with the peons offed There is ao Juattee-te sucks discriminating tariff sadMr Clare is to be commended forhla afforta ln behalf of hla constitu-ents HVfeM faithfully to better tho conditions of Ids peopleespecially the farmers sad opposi-tion to him emanatefs from personalas well as political enemies

Out Frank Clark Is equal to thepresent emergency and the man whoopposes him for reelection In theprimaries of 1910 will find that Clarkhas the people back of him

Not to return Frank Clark to Con-gress under the present circum-stances would be au acknowledge-ment on the part of the people thatthey do not appreciate the efforts ofa faithful public servant to buttertheir condition

NO TARIFF FOR ENGLAND

Heports from England Indicatethat country Is HO well natUtlvd withtree trade that there I tittle proapvctof Joseph Chamberlain winning outIn his fight to reestablish protectivetariff which was abolished In IS 10

The English Liberal leaders ofParliament aro suiting up tho Ameri-can and Uvrmau tariff as

examples which should warnEngland against following in their

For a time it upa ared an-

if the protectionists under the loadof Mr Chamberlain wore gainingground but It uow seems the scullmeat of the nation Is again swingingaround In d U n of tree trade andIt Is extremely doubtful If Englandwill urns countuuunuo protwtlunagain Thu Urltlsh people have beenvnllghtoiie as to the beutttu of freotrade by oxtou lv tnluciitiunal workcarried OH b the llbt Ml For In

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ly or find pleasure and complacencyin the troubles of our friends andneighbors but when we are told thatthe sovereign remedy for our finan-

cial troubles to create In GreatUrltaln what hat been created InGermany and what Is just being recreated In America a general tariff

we are entitled to look to the ex-

perience of those who have adoptedthese methods And what Is thecase of the new American tariffWhy as far as I can make out ItIs universally condemned by thewhole American press and regarded-by the American people as a triumphof particular Interests over generalInterests for they see the trusts andmonopolies relntrencbed and reinforced In their long and too victoriouscampaign against the consumer

Senator D II Baker who residesat Orange Hose Sumter county saysthat the recent rains flooded his yardwith little flab some of them largeenough for bait Senator Baker Isnot given to spinning fish yarns tothis statement canbe received as theegenuine article Mr Frank Turnerwho lives about three miles fromOcala that It mutt have rainedfrogs In his direction In oRe of the

ponds that extends part-ly across tiffs road sear his souse besays that there must be a billion littlo frogs No one can imagine thequantity lie says that thousands arecrushed beneath tab baggy wheels Incrossing the pond where it crosses theroad It looks cruel to seeso many of them crushed to deathOcala Banner

The Kisslmmce Valley Gazette Isone of ino best weekly papers thatcomes to The Bun office Editor Har-ris is doing good work for his city andcounty and deserves the liberal pat-ronage his enterprise is receiving

Deafness Cannet Curedby local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portion of thecar There Is only one way to eurodeafness and that Is by constitutionalremedies Deafness Is caused by anInflamed condition of the mucouslining of the Eustachian Tube Whenthis tube Is inflamed you have arumbling sound or Imperfect hearingand when It Is entirely closed Deafnens Is the result and unless the In-

flammation can be taken out and thistube restored to itt normal conditionhearing will be destroyed forevernine cases out of ten art caused bycatarrh which Is nothing but an In-

flamed condition of the mucous sur-face

will give One Hundred Dollarsfor any nile of Deafness caused bycatarrh that cannot bo cured byHulls Catarrh Curt Send for circu-lar free F J CHENEY CO

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