THE MILLER AND HIS Wiz e


TONER'S
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The Illinois State Register happily illus
trates. in The. following j.u despyit. tho fSee
of that remarkably conclusi. dogma, III.
duties make low ptices.-.7rsxs..


Some weeks since, Mr. Mcconnell was in
Mr Douglass Conaressio1al District, making
democratic speeches, he met q staunch
democratic friend Of his, who accosted him
very fan.iliarly, aud said-F1iend Mack,
hear you are going 10 make democratic
speech here to-day about the tariff.
Well. says Mr. NJ, III think Of it; have
you any objections, friend Bob?


Well, have, said his friend; ] am afraid
you are going to interfere with my interest,
~Sakvour confounded discussion about the
taE!,ff, and about high and low prices.


If that is SO, Bob, am yesy sorry, says
Mr. H.; pray how can that happen?
Well now, Mack, l will tell you ina private
way like, but don't want you to be bIabbing
= all around the country, and make a blowing
Forn Of yourself about ii, and get me into a
kal of scrape-perhaps in the newspapers
nsides.


u course, says Mr. NJ, I will not whis-


w. But how is il?


=, uow you know am mil


n;,mM end grind for tofI: