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All other articles, manufactured Ot iron, such as
castings, frying pans, axes, farming tools, and
carpenters tools, &c, will now only pay tax of 80
per cent, ad rdtorem Cor TO the value as, If the
first cost be 800, the tax then added will make 1t
cost $3.50. s--


FelIow-ctizens, l have endeavored to lay before
yeu in plain way, the taxes that were raised from
US, for the use of The federal Government, under
the act Of Congress of 1912 and what will now be
the reduction of taxes on many of the ARTICLES of
general and necessary use in this State, by force Of
the act of Congress just passed. called the act to
remodel the Tariff We have obtained great
benefit let it be our care to prevent another such
load Of taxes ever being placed our shoulders
merely TO build up great fortunes 10 the iron mas
ters of Pennsy ylvania, and the now overgrown rich
manufacturers of fNew- England We are now, and
always have been willing to pay our reasonable pro
portion of the public burhens Of the United States
But for the South to be prohibited purchasing for
eign goods, of better quality, and at cheaper
rate, merely 10 pamper our own overloaded capital
lsis and 10 enable them bee more rich at our
expense, is thing now at rest and for ever.


ROANOKE.