NOT A. SICK DAY
For Oyer Thirty Years!
RESULT OF USING
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"Ay it's Cathartic Pills for over thirty
years have kept me in good health,
never having hat! a sick day in all that
time.' Before I was twenty I suffered
almost continually as a result of con
stipation from dyspepsia, headaches,
neuralgia, or boils and other eruptive
diseases. When I became convinced
that niue-tentus of my troubles were
caused by constipation, I began the use
of Ayer's Pills, with the most satisfac
tory results, never having a single
attack that did not readily yield to this
remedy. My wife, who had been an'
invalid for years, also began to- use
Ayer's Pills, and her health was quickly
restored. With my children I had no
ticed that nearly all their ailments were
preceded y constipation, and I soon
had the pleasure of knowing that with
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sickness." H. Wettstkin, Byron, 111.
AYER'S PILLS
Highest Honors at World's Fair.
Ayer's SarsapariHa Strengthens the System.
The Campaign Opens
The Republican League of Oregon bae
entered upon a campaign of education
upon the principles of the St. Louis
platform, embracing both the financial
question and the principle of protection,
- so dear to the hearts of Oregon Repub
licans. In a few days headquarters will
be opened and systematic work com
luenced. Already considerable sound
money and tariff literature has been
sent into Oregon through its means,
aruw k ii 11 nun auu cicviiiuu UU1C giGab
qnantitieg of it will be mailed to voters.
The executive committee of the league
has issued an address to the Republicans
of the state, asking for their active as
sistance in practical campaign work,
-especially in the matter of club work
They appeal particularly to Republi?
-cans who feel an inclination to break
-over party lines and join the free silver
movement, to stop and consider well
how the success of that movement
would affect tbem as Republicans and
the principles which they have always
held to be of supreme importance. It
is an appeal to Republicans to stop and
think, to refrain from throwing away
. their Republican birthright for a mess
of extremely doubtful pottage. Follcw
ing is the address :
To the Republican of Oregon:
The Executive Committee of the Re-
publican League of Oregon has entered
upon a campaign, to carry the State of
Oregon lor McKinley and Hobart in .No
vember, and in this effort it asks the
hearty support of every Republican,
wnetner a memoer ot a league club or
not. - -
If yon are a member of a Republican
clnb, do your utmost to make it a vigor
ous and active one.
If it has become dormant, revive it.
Insist upon having frequent meetings,
, and have them . addressed by speakers,
both local and those brought from a dis
tance. Speakers will be sent out by the
league, who wili gp from club to club.
See that your club ie prepared for euch
meetings.
attend tne meetings yourself and in
duce your neighbors to attend them also.
Endeavor to have the clubs in your
county unite in a county league, so that
speakers sent to your county may be
managed in a practical way and all mat
ters of the campaign receive proper at
tention. If you do not belong' to a club, join
one.
If there is no club in your precinct,
organize one, even if you can get ' but
ten members. The eecretary will, send
you blanks for this pnrpose upon appll
cation.
m i . . . ., . . . ' '
xne situation at. tne present time is
peculiar, and calls for patriotic and
moagniiut action, xnrougn tour years
of misery , and gloom, the Republicans
of Oregon have waited for the time to
come when they might cast their votes
for William McKinley and the protec
tion of Oregon's industries,1 and yet,
now that the time so ardently longed for
has arrived, a new issue has been raised
to turn them aside from their righteous
and patriotic purpose. Let every Re
publican who remembers the prosperity
of the country under Republican adaain
i'tratim and the prosperity of Oregon
under the tariff which bore the name of
the statesman who is now the Republi
can nominee for the presidency, and
who saw this prosperity stricken down
as with a plague in 1892, by the defeat
ot the Republican nominee at the polls,
take sober thought of the situation, and
determine solemnly in his own mind,
whether it is not his imperative and
patriot c duty to vote for the man and
the party whose names are synonyms of
prosperity for Oregon and for the entire
country.
Behind Mr. McKinley are the thrift,
the providence, the industry, the bnsi
ness, the intelligence and the honor of
the country. Behind Mr. Brvan are the
discontent, the unthrift, tne improvi
dence, the ignorance, the paternalism,
socialism, the anarchism and the dis
honesty of the country. That there are
many honest and earnest, though mis
taken, men who favor the independent
free coinage ot silver, cannot be denied,
but the elements named are the con
troling ones in the present silver move
ment. Can any Republican, whether
he be a veteran grown gray in the party
service or a new recruit marching to bis
first battle, contemplate the ascendency
of these elements in the government of
the country with other than the most
direful forebodings? Can any Republi
can find in a triumph at the polls of any
ideas he may happen, for the time being,
to hold in common with Bryan, any
thing whatever to compensate him for
helping to elevate these elements into
power in the United States, postponing
or defeating utterly the protection to
American laborers and producers, and
for another four years at least keeping
the government out of the bands of the
only party through whoae management
the country has found prosperity?
These, are matters which should re
ceive sober and thoughtful considera
tion from every Republican of Oregon.
When this has been given, we feel cer
tain that every patriotic Republican,
unswerved by demagogic appeals to sec
tionalism or class prejudice, and not
forgetting the real cause of the distress
he has suffered since the defeat of the
Republican party in 1892, will not only
decide that duty to his country 'and bis
state and himself demands that he vote
for William McKinley, but that he do
all in bis power to induce others to vote
with him:
Firmly relying upon the intelligence,
the common sense, the' patriotism' and
the loyalty to their party of the Repub
licans of Oregon, we enter upon this
campaign with jfull confidence in your
earnest and zealous co-operation.
Respectfully,.
' Chas. H. Cakey, '-
CLAUD GiTCH,'
L. A. McJJaey,
'J. A'!-Wilson., '
W. H. Moore,' '
' Ji. M- Cake, v " ,
M. A. Moody, . -
Executive Committee of.'-Republican
League of Oregon. - v v v
Haeev L. Wells, Secretary.-
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world. Price, Coticuba, 60c ; Soai", ; ItK
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Money! Money! Moneyl -
To pay Wasco county warrants regis
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ceases after May'15, 1896."- '
C. L. Phillips,
myl8-tf County Treas.
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A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. G. P. A.,
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ard Family Medi
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common every-day
ills of humanity.
EAST and SOUTH via .
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. OF THE
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Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland.
FROM JUNK 23, 1895.
f OVERLAND EX-1
press, Salem, Rose- '
I burg, Ashland, Sac-1
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Attached to all Through Trains.
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