The Leader., January 11, 1901, Image 2

T ILK
L E A D E li.
Mark Twain contributes
lowing pertinent sentiment to
San Francisco Examiner on
“ Kv, y In e in tran Antonio. Texas, says
Entered ut the Cottage Grove poot- new cen tu ry: “ I bring you
that Acker’s English Remedy is the greatest
offlce as second-class matter.
li.i
g ever pat up tor coughs,
stately matron named Christen
colds, asthma, bronchitis,
returning bedraggled, besmii ’ .¡■d t . up and consumption. 1
S U B S C R IP T IO N R ÏÏT E S .
ha '
and dishonored from pirate raid-;'
in Kiae-Chow, Manchuria, South I
O ne Y l a a
$1.50
Africa and the Philippines, with j
S i s M o n th s
.75
her soul full of meanness, her pock
T h b e e M o n ru n
.50
If paid in a d v a n ce but if not so paid a et full o f boodle and her mouth full
un iform rate of 92.00 per year w ill be charged.
pius hypocrisies. Give her soap
A d v e rtis in g rates m ade know n uj»on ap p li­
and towel, but hide the looking
ca tion .
glass.”
FRIDAY, -
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Up-to-date,* .Ay* e*
Job W o r k
_k&.t t l i i s O f f i c e .
The L e a d e r has made arrange­
ments with Wm. J. Bryan to club
with the ‘‘Commoner,’’ Mr Bryan’s
new weekly paper, which will be
launched upon the Journalistic sea,
tho first of the year, at Lincoln,
Nebraska.
We beliovo Mr Bryan’s
venture into newspaperdom will be
it successful one and we predict lie
will have a half million subscribers
within a year. The fubscription
price o f tbo ‘‘Commoner” will be
$1.00 per year ; that of the L e a d e r
$1.50 per year, invariably in ad­
vance. Now for our offer. To all
subscribers who will avail them­
selves of lliis opportunity within the
next thirty days we will give a
years subscription to tho L e a d e r
and the “ Commoner” *, iiS<'V z‘.10-
Mr Bryan wishes us to state
for tho protection of all subscribers
that traveling agents will not bo
employed in soliciting subscriptions
for his paper.
The Boer war continues not to be
ended.
W onder if President Steyn and
Dewit will quit while their records
are good,
The London papers having put
forth their diurnal prognostications
declaring that Kitchncr had Dewet
surrounded, the latter 1ms returned
his weekly answer by capturing
sovcral hundred moro Britishers.
The Ftnte Department declares
that it is no party to tbo payment
of tho Turkish indemnity by way
o f tho Cramps. It will not official­
ly recognize the transaction. How­
ever, it. will withdraw its claim for
tho money.
H R Kincaid’s paper, the Oregon
State Journol, was 37 years old last
issue. It was founded by Mr Kin­
caid and has been practically own­
ed and controlled by him ever since
its first issue. It is among the
oldest living laud marks in Oregon
history.
Pat Crowo has been identified in
so many places at once that lie
BeomB to fill tho definition of the
Irishman, who declared that “ a
man couldn’ t be in two places at
once, barrin’ he n as a bird. Crowo
isccrtaiuly a bird.
A Baltimore college has ascer­
tained that common salt is tho
elixer o f life and that even a dead
heart can bo made to beat by nlib-
eral application of it. We advise
the doubtful young man to tnko a
package with him when he goes to
call on bis cold hearted sweet-henrt
with the intention o f popping tho
question. I f she isn’t too old a
J>jrd he might succeed.
The Glass combine, recently or­
ganized, advanced the price oil all
glass, January 1st, 15 per cent.
The dear people can now get in and
pay back to tbo Glass Trust .tho
money it contributed to the repub-
lican campaign fund.
But don't
growl for it is only a another sign
o f the present wonderful (?)M cK in -
ley prosperity, that we don’ t hear
nearly so much about now-a-days.
The yearly coinage statement of
the director o f the mint shows the
total coinage o f tho mint: o f the
United States, for the year just
closed, to be $137,509,401, as follows
Gold, $99,273,842; Silver, $30,295,-
321; minor coins, $2,031,13 ■.
What a dirty trick for this gold
standard administration to play
upon the people after all this cheap
money talk! Just think o f the
Administration turning right about
and coining over 30,000,000 of those
awful, worthless, 50-eent dollars,
an amount nearly equal to one-half
the entire silver product o f tho
whole world.
Do not think
for a s i n g l e
moment that
consumption
will ever strike
,vou a sudden
| blow, it does
not come that
‘ way.
It creeps Its
wav along.
V-L f i r s t y o u
think it is a
little c o l d ,
nothing but a
little hacking
cough; then a little 1
In weight: then a harder
cough; then the fever
and ihe night sweats.
Better stop the disease
while it is yet creeping.
Better cure your cough
today.
You can do it with
$
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The pressure on the
chest is lifted, the? feel­
ing of suiTettaticn Is re­
moved, end you arc cur­
ed. You cen stop that
little cold wiih a 25 cent ii
bottle; harder coughs £
will need a 50 cent s^e;
if it’s on the lungs the
one dollar size will be
most economical.
t
“ I confidently reooniincnd A ver'»
Cherry Pectoral io nil my piti* »*.
1 am titfirig it now in mroC* «> f ir nR.
Forty year» »tfo I fe^lin n it saved
m y life . •
A M 1 ’ ;
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Jan. 4,183*. Fort ALAtlUcn, Iowa.
We Must Reduce
OUR SPLENDID
STOCK
veary for nil forms of throat ami lung trou­
bles, and have yet to come across a case
where it failed. W e have four little ones in
our tumily, and neither my wife nor I have
evvr lost a night’s sleep because of throat trou­
bles among the children. I guess that is more
than uvy other family can say. Acker’s
English Remedy is just as effective for grown-
1
It se< ins to go
straight to thepbu ■ where the trouble lies
in the throat and.bronchiul tubes and lungs,
it soothes and heals the irritated tissues,
loosens up the phlegm and mucus in the
breathing passages, quiets the nerves, invig­
orates the constitution and stops the cough­
ing. My advice to parents is to always keep
a bottle in the house. It will be a constant
safeguard against croup.”
(Signed)
F. U. Z im m u r m a n , San Antonio, Tex.
of
GOODS
WINTER
W e are making cut prices on various lines
of winter goods which must be closed out
before March 1st, and all who desire to obtain
the most and best for their money should al­
w ays laok here first, for bargains.
Sold at 85c., 60c. and #1 a bottle, throughout tho United
State« and Canada; undin Knglaud, at is. 2d.. 2s. 8d.,
fid. If you are not satiulled after buying, return Uie
bottle to your druggist and get your money buck.
We authorize the above guarantee.
W It. HOOKER
CO., l^ojrrietort, Aeto York.
Another century has dropped
like a pebble into the ocean o f lime
and has still left eorae o f tho prob­
lems o f civilization unsolved. It
cannot be denied that wliilo man
has builded monuments that testify
to tho greatness, grandeur and glory
o f his possibilities, he is- still found
greveliug in the mire o f savagery.
An X -ray scrutiny o f the actions
of the most enlightened nations of
the earth, Great Britain and the
United States reveals in <1-,tail
what is apparent to the n iked eye ;
that the English speaking world,
which boasts o f its superiority over
all other people, holds out to the
world, for its enlightenment, the
chameleon tinted spectacle or a
i mix id nature in which the good
| and the bad, the noble and the
J ignoble vie with each other for su­
premacy.
These nations which
have given to the world their Mil-
tons, Shakespeare«, and Longfollws
their Washingtons and Lincolns
and whose histories are replete
with honored names o f men whose
lives were dedicated to the causo of
liberty, are now engaged in a fold,
brutal and murderous war against
the rights and liberties of the un
: offending and heroic Boers o f South
Africa and the ignorant, helpless
; Filipinos, who have, for nearly 300
| years been the slaves o f Spain.
, The United states, the one great
; free Republic o f tho earth, the land
j of churches and schools, surpassing
j and outstripping all other nations
I in the history o f the world, so far
! as material development and hu-
| man achievements arc concerned,
| that has held aloft, for 125 years,
\ the light of freedom, is now main-
taining an extensive army 7,000
! miles from homo to subjugate pco-
j pie whose chief o ffe n B e is an umvill-
ir.gncss to again accept tho yoke of
servitude under a fore ign invader.
F o r O ver F itly Y ears.
.A n O n avi > W ell -T ried K kmkdy .—Mrs
Winslow’« .SootiiluK Syrup has been used f«.r
over fifty years hv million * of mothers for their
T h is
is a money saving which
should not be overlooked.
AT
P la y e d O u t.
Dull Headache, 1’ains in various
parts of the body, sinking at tho pit of
the stomaehe. Loss of appetite, fever­
ishness pimples or sores are all positive
evidence of impure blood. No matter
how it became so it must be purfied in
order to obtain good health. Acker’s
Tilood Elixir has never failed to cure
Scrofulous or Syphilitic poison or any
other blood disease. It is certainly a
wonderful remedy and wo sell every
bottle on a positive guarantee. For
salp by Benson Drug Co.
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