THURSDAY, SEPT. 3. 1801.
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
This department of Tub Scovt1s open to
nny one who wishes to contribute an article
on timely topics of Interest to the alliance.
"Write plainly and on only one side of the
manuscript.'
The Alliance and dood Crops.
n.w. nl ihi moat insulting sue
cautions made ngninst tho agriculturist
by the leaders ol tlio oia panics, w
Mm bountiful crons will secure i
return to old political associations
.ml liU nbudienco to old machine
methods.
The farmer is ignorant enough, cir
cumstancca often limit his opportuni
tics for securing a proper knowledge ol
nir.iirrt. hut he u not so ignorant as tc
nitril.iito a bounteous harvest to tho
wiso management of a republican
nilmimMtratiou.
Jo knows that McKinloyism does
not regulate the weather, and that an
inr.rnuHu from an avorngo of ten to an
average of twelve bushels per aero of
wheat lias not resulted from any act
of the legislature.
If ho bo of a religious turn of mind
when ho thinks of tho late billion dol
lar congress, and then contemplates
his overflowing grammes, ho may con
sider that God tempers tho wind to
tho shorn lamb, and bo thankful that
tho Lonl'H lavish hand enables him to
bear tho burden of unjust taxation
and extravagant expenditures placed
upon him by besotted politicians who
apparently regard neither God nor
man.
.But what is to bo said of a party
and its leaders who usurp the position
of the Almighty and ask tho farmer
to. thank tho republican party rather
than Divine Providence for tho reward
granted his hard toil this sensor.?
Wo believe that, with tho increaso
of moans, the farmer will uso more
decidedly the opportunity prosonted
for destroying plutocratic government,
and securing the overthrow of the
rings and combines which have
thrwttled industry and preyed upon
production in every department.
He will "feel his oats," as tho saying
is, snap his lingers at hiB oppressors
and proceed to destroy tho aggrega
tions of noodles who assume and dare
to assort that tho farmer does not
know tho diU'oronce between tho re
publican Satanas and a smiling l'rovi
donde. Tho State.
Hold Your Whoat,
Wo are m receipt of the circular
from tho Alliance Press Bureau of In
formation at Washington, advising
farmers to hold their wheat from mar
ket until juices shall greatly advance.
There is no doubt that there is going
to bo quite a deticienoy in the world's
wheat, supply. I'Vom every country
in Europe conies word that the wheat
crop is nearly a failure. Even Kussia,
which is usually an exporting country,
will this year probably bo obliged to
import wheat. With such a state of
affairs it seems pretty certain that
wheat must advance greatly within
tho next six months. It then is only
a question whether the farmers, tho
men who produce tho wheat, or tho
middlemen and speculators, shall ro
coive tho benefit of tho increased
prico. There is but one way to force
wheat lo tho very top notch, and that
is for tho farmers lo combine through
tho alliances, in our judgment overy
farmer who withholds his wheat from
market until Jan. 1, 1892, will get a
good price for it. Exchange.
Alliance Notes.
to Senator Gorman, and gave evidence
of being thoroughly in sympathy with
that gentleman's principles.
The prediction has been made that
the farmers' alliance and kindred
organizations will have a nicmben-hip
of 90,000 in Pennsylvania before the
snow falls, ami yet t-oine people say
tho organization is about to break up.
Sub-alliance organizations in differ
ent parts of the south are considering
how the production of cotton can be
reduced. The matter will be brought
to the attention of the stale alliance
convention, now in session in Atlanta.
The alliance in Kentucky got con
trol of the legislature in the elections
last week by a largo majority. While
this is true, it is also declared that the
third party has no showing in that
state, and the alliance will work within
the democratic party.
Deadly Ammonia Fumes.
Stick to your principles and success
will crowd your efforts.
Tho peoplo's cry for relief has cer
tainly been heard and if "tho powers
that bo" aro wiso relief will certainly
bo granted.
Tho people's parly of Ohio, which
has nominated a state ticket, made no
mention of tho hub-troasury plan in ilu
platform.
.Mrs. Lease, Kansas alliance woman,
is tho daughter of an Irish nobleman
who incurred tho displeasure of tho
European government, and emigrated
to Ameica.
Tho politicians aro undoubtedly
running tho alliance, hut it is in tho
way that the follow was running the
policeman lie was in front and tho
polluoman was after him.
Tho ulliiinen in California in xaiil to
lo in lino (loiiditioii. California will
boon ho (iiio of lltn very bet orgniiUtal
iUoa Tim older all alone; thu I'aoillo
COHkt lluilllklllllK.
Till) fiiiiiiiiin uHluiinit of Muiyliiiiil
)m ilmilaind llmlf mil lllllitliml u
The Lancaster, Ohio, Hepubliean
gives tho details of a terrible explosion
of an ammonia tank in a local brewery.
Four persons were overcome by the
ammonia fumes ond were restored
with great difficulty. One of them
was a three year old child playing
ome distance away. As soon a- the
ammonia fumes struck it, it dropped
as though hit by a bullet. A woman
who ran to its assistance was al" over
come and fell senseless. The engineer
was blown a distanco of twenty feet,
and, although not seriously injured,
was prostrated so by the poisonous
fumes that ho did not recover for sev
eral days. Still another man, a dis
tanco away, was rendered insensible.
Tho uso of ammonia in various
manufactures has greatly increased of
Into, and accidents aro of frequent.
occurrence, owing to ignorance of its
qualities. There is danger not only
from such accidents as thai at Lan
caster, but the effects of its daily ab
sorbtion into tho system are very
injurious. Men who worlc in its man
ufacture suffer from this slow am
monia poisoning. Its ellecl is lust
noticed in their complexions, which
assumo an unhealthy, blotched appearance.
In this connection Professor Blyth,
Health Officer of the Marylobono dis
trict in Loudon, cites the cases of men
who work in guano factories whore
ammonia is givon off freely. There is
noticed among them a peculiar discol
oration of the skin of tho nose and
forohoad. A daily absorption of am
monia, in very minute quantities, will
::auso tho complexion to lose some
thing of it natural froshuess. Pro
fessor Olilford Mitchell in his chenii-.-
try says ammonia poisoning may bo
so prolonged that death will not occur
for several mouths. The length of
timo ho gives for an immediately fatal
doso to kill is four minutes.
file us-o of ammonia in the manu
factures and its abuse as a food adul
terant, especially in baking powders,
is so rapidly increasing that its dan
gerous qualities ought to be more
generally known.
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f i:c,-.oscfttlly traveled with
.; . x.'i. To iv.cJ wealth or any
p :...'o:i In It'o requires tha full
. u ,d epil ation of all the lac-
cities UrJ nsluro has endowed us with.
Itigtct ccm'ttloni cannot exist unlets tho
)hjrcicl bolng Is In period working
er:!er, anJ this Is Ir.iposslolo when the
liter end spleen nro torpid, thus obstruct'
lug tho sccrotlons, causing Indigestion
end djspcpsla, with all ol their accom-
ian)lng horrors.
DR. HENLEY'S
English Dandelion Tonic
emtin ipeelflo Influenco over the liver,
excites It to healthy action, resolves Its
chronic engorgements, and promotes the
secretions : cures Indigestion and consti
pation, sharpens the appetite, tones up
the entire ststem, and makes Ilia worth
living.
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BY VlHTt'H OKAN KXKOl'TlON
issued out of thu Honorable Circuit
Court of tho State of Oregon for the County
of Multnomah, bearini: date the 10th day
of July, 1 Stt 1 . to mo directed and delivered
upon a jtiilntnont entered therein on thu
llith day of .May, ISM, which Judgment
was enrolled and docketed In the clerk's
ottlco of mid Court on the 10th day of May,
1NII, wherein (leorgo C. Flanders is plain
tiff nud (ieorgo Dock and Adolph Hlese are
defendants for the kiiui of One Thousand
Dollars with Interest at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum from the llith day of May,
18!), and tho further sum of Seventy-Six
and 10-100 Dollars costs, and also the costs
of and upon this writ, 1 have levied upon
the following described real estate situated
in Union Count v, Oregon, to-wit: Lots II
audl'Jlu HUK-k'2, Lots S. l, 10 and II in
lllock 4; Lots 1J. 1.1 and U in lllook 7 in
l'ehrenluch's addition to the town ot Lit
Orundein Union county, Oregon, and hv
virtue of satd execution mid levy. 1 will sell
lit public auction, to the hiilici bidder, at
the court house ilnor In I'ulon, Union
County. Oregon, on Friday the ltth day of
September. 1MM at 2 o'clock p. in. of uil
day. all the right, UUc and Internet of in
unit to the above described hreuilM that
the defendant herein, (Ifory Hock and
Adulpli (iet, or either of llieui, IihiI thrr
lu on lb SIM day of July, 11, or liu tAium
Im cii awmilrml by Uimu, ur ttltlter ui Uimn.
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Have on the way and now arriving, several car loads
Agricultural Implements.
Hie Coinpanv HI hereafter carry a full and complete stouk of
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