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VOL. IX
ASHLAND,
ASHLAND OREGON,
Chief of the County Papers
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1896,
NO. 19.
I
Shooting Affair in Lake County.
Will Sherlock shot Chas J. Welker
through the body with a Winchester rifle
late Sunday afternoon, Sept 19tb in Lake
county, Sherlock gave himself up and
JQR. J. 8. 11ERNDON',
is in the Lakeview jail.
Welker was
i herding for George VYiokleman, and
both Winkleman and the Sherlocka run
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
their sheep on the rim-rock west of Sam­
A shland ,
O bkgom . mer Like, in close proximity. It eeems
that Sherlock has a piece of deeded land
£W“Office—In Town^end Building, on on this disputed range, and that Welker
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
had been requested to keep his sheep off
thia land. It was concerning this partic­
ular tract that the quarrel occured.
HINMAN. D. D. S,
The participants were the only eye­
witnesses. Welker was unarmed. Sher­
lock, though silent as to details, claims
DENTIST.
Welker attacked him with a rock before
heshot Welker. Welker’s ante-mortem
<¡^*ln the Masonic Building up stair, statement differs verv materially from the
few facts given out bv Sherlock’s friends.
over Post Office.
Professional Cards
J^R. 8. T. SONGER.
PHY81CIAN and 8URGEON.
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
A shland ,
.
O bbgon .
« t
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow’s Block.
A shland , O begon .
work pertaining to modem dent­
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
ah
M. BROWER
M. D.
PHYSICIAN arid SURGEON,
A shland .
e
Hood’« Pill« act harmonidvsly with
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cure all liyer ills.
25 cents.
JQR. C. W. BARR.
J}
A Million Gold Dollars
Would not bring happiness to the person
suffering with dyspepsia, but Hood s Sar­
saparilla has cured many thousands of
cases of this disease. It tones the stomach,
regulates the bowels and puts all the ma­
chinery of the system in good working
order. It creates a good appetite and
gives health, strength and happiness.
O rxgon .
e
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me­
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets,
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
G. A. R.
BURNSIDE PO8T NO. 23.
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
3<1 Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­
rades cordially welcomed.
A, C. S pencer , Commander.
G. O. V annatta , Adjutant.
W. R. C.
■ urnside relief corps no . 24
Meets tn Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p.
m. on the second and fourth Fridays of
each month. M eh . J. D. C rocker , Pres.
M bs . L ydia G riswold , Sec’y.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights o
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good
standing are cordially invited to attend,
F. D. W aoneb , C. C.
S. G. E ggers , K. of R A 8.
MASONIC,
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M.
Regular convocations on the Thursday
next after the full moon.
E. V. C artes , H. P.
E. A. S herwin , Secretary.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A.K 4 A. M.
Stated communications on the Thursday
of or before the full moon.
E. A. S herwin , W. M.
C. H. V aupel . Secretary.
Col. Frank V. Drake b Speech.
The Chautauqua Auditorium contained
almost as many people Tuesday night as­
sembled to hear the silver Republican
speaker, Col. Frank V. Drake of Portland,
as appeared in the same place in the after­
noon to listen to Senator Mitchell. There
were more voters present and many ladies
too. Col. Drake was introduced by M. F.
Eggleston as a man who had always been
a Republican and a good silver man and
was still so. He was one of probably a
million men who had walked out of the old
Republican organization with that grand
old man, Henry M. Teller. Col. Drake
was given a cordial greeting. He talked
for quite two hours and held the interest
of his audience closely as he lead them step
by step along the hopeful lines of a policy
independent of foreign dictation which
ought to govern our financial as well as
our industrial an<l domestic affairs. Indeed
the monev question in the speaker’s view
was purely a domestic affair. The Colonei
gave a brief resume of the history of t e
Republican party, showing that it bad
abandoned its honorable traditions, prin­
ciples, and character and bad consequently
taken on new leaders. It was charged
that the Democratic party had done
nothing for silver but while John Sherman
was utilizing every resource in the* interest
of gold inonometalism, he could net forget
old “Silver Dick” Bland of Missouri with
his silver cohorts always in the saddle and
on picket duty to appt ise the people ofthe ap­
proach of the enemy and guard them as far
as practicable» The inconsistency of repub­
lican leaders who bad heretofore stood for
independent laimetalism and were now
crying out for McKinlev was thoroughly
exposed and interspersed with occasional
and telling humorous stories which threw
the crowd into roars of laughter. Some ot
them will be recollected a long time. The
speaker gave a lucid explanation of the
money question and in the course of bis re­
marks drew out the great principles at is­
sue between labor and capital which he
well understands, cot failing to point out
that Lincoln's view a« to labor and capital
had beeD reversed. Lincoln had put labor
before capital as labor was the creator but
now the gold-bugs had the idea that capital
was the parent and dictator ot labor. The
silver men were delighted with the closing
of the "lay’s debate feeling that they had
lost nothing and probably bad gained sub­
stantial advantages. The gold men haye
been gathering about in small groups since
Tuesday discussing the outlook with the
hope of rendering one to the other some
grain of consolation but it seems to be a
case of Rachel weeping and would not be
comforted.
MARRIED.
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. B. 8.
—8OLI88—At the residence of the
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays CLARK
officiating minister. Rev. M. A Williams
In each month.
near Medford, 8ept 26, 1896, Mr. John H.
Mas. L’ M. C aldwell , W. M.
Clark, of Tehachipi, Cal , and Miss Sophia
Mas. S. C. C handler . Secretary.
Millie Soliss, ot Jackson county.
I. O. O. F.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO.
BORN.
45.
PRESSED BRICKS.
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block.
Fletcher Linn of Portland was here Sat­
urday.
Levi Sutton of Big Butte recently lost bis
home by fire.
John McDonough was in from Klamatb
county fftir week.
Hot and cold baths at Storey’s barber­
shop. Opposite town ball.
J. M. Luark is visiting San Francisco
and other points in California.
Wm. Charley and eon of Antelope were
in town Saturday selling some bogs.
The Congregationalists have organised
at Klamath Falls and will build a church.
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town
hall.
Mrs. Garber of Wyoming, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Loucks, atarted for home Friday.
L. F. Willits has purchased the Electric
store at Klamath Falls conducted by V. A.
Dunlap, and is running the same.
Mrs. Chas. L. Lange has gone to Col­
orado to join her busband, who is superin­
tendent of a mine in San Juan county.
A continued Lecture at the Baptist church
next Sunday night. Subject. The Lord's
day as the Bible and History Records it.
Henry Applegate and family of this place
and Peter Applegate and family of Central
Point have returned from a trip to Crater
lane.
T. J. Kenney and James Cronemiller and
their families of Jacksonville returned last
week from a sojurn at the Crescent City
ocean.
Table Rock is to have a store. G. K.
Walker, recently ot Washington is patting
tn a stock of goods in a building just com­
pleted.
For first-class dental work see Dr. A.
Hinman, Masonic block.
Prof. P. J. Head, of Medford, represent­
ing the Wiley B. Allen Co. of Portland, is
doing Klamath countv selling pianos and
organs,
John Cooley the pioneer farmer of Wil­
low creek, came over from Siskiyou county
Monday to visit the Mathes family at
Phoenix.
Hitchcock, a Harney Valley stockman, is
in the yalley purchasing yearlings and
two-year-olds (or his ranch. He wants
1000 head,
Mrs. Schroeder and child, wife of Geo.
T. Schroeder, the creamery man, arrived
last week from Coos county to make their
home here.
Miss Mary Tongue, daughter of Hon.
Thos. H. Tongue is out from Hillsboro
visiting Gen. G. T. Reames’ family at
Jacksonville. •
Mr. and Mrs. H. Farlow, who have been
spending a month at their farm in Linn
county, returned home Monday from a
pleasant visit.
Larson makes Cartes de Visite photo­
graphs for >1.00 per dozen. For 30 days
only.
J. Carroll McCaffrey, a Portland real es­
tate dealer who several years ago operated
in this county, died recently in Philadel­
phia, all broke up.
The Siskiyou county republicans renom­
inated J. 8. Beard for superior judge and
Chas. Haight, Henry W. Walbridge and
Arthur Simon for supervisors.
A late number of Harper’s Weekly con-
tained a sketch of Crater lake by Geo. W.
Kirkman, U.S. A., and an engraving from
a drawing of the lake by Chas. Graham.
. R. Beswick and family are visiting Siski
you county. Dick is doing the Shovel
creek springs and Mrs. Beswick and the
children are visiting relatives at Sisson and
Seiad valley.
Asa J, Waters died at Yreka last Thurs­
day, aged 24 years. He was born in this
county and tho family moved to Yreka 11
years ago. The tonerai took place under
the auspices of the Woodmen of tne World.
The Mountain Mines limited are now in
active operation. Their new smelters at
Keswick are turning out rich matter. They
think those smelters will work all right and
reduce the ore successfully.—Dunsmuir
Herald,
It is reported that the skeleton of William
Lewis, who left his home on the north fork
of Salmon, Siskiyou county last June on a
hunting trip, was found at the base of a
cliff from which it is' supposed be had fall­
en. The flesh had been eaten from his
bones by wild animals.
When you drink tea get the test—Ito
Blend—it will please yon. Take no other.
J. K, VanSant. Ashland.
Hold regular meetings every Thursday TOPPING—On Williams creek, Sept. 22d,
1896, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topping,
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
a daughter.
in good standing are cordially invited to
attend.
F. M. D rake , N. G.
JEWELL—In Grants Pass. Sept 22d, 1896
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
to Mr. and Mrs L. L. Jewell, a son.
RIGBY—In Grants Pass, Sept. 21, 1896, to
Mr. and Mrs. Rigby, a girl.
PILOT BOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and NILES—At Adin. Modoc county. Septem­
ber 14.1896, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Niles, a
4th Monday in each month. Members in
Albert Abraham of Roeeburg, a born
daughter.
good standing cordially invited to attend.
republican, baa taken the stump in Doug­
H. 8. E vans , C. P.
las county for Bryan and the double
P. obt , T aylor , Scribe.
DIED.
stand of gold and silver. Judge E. B.
Watson, ot thia qity, another life-long re­
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, MO. 24.
publican
is also announced a supporter
MORAU—On Cheney creek, near Wilder-
ville. Sept. 18th, 1896, Mrs. Alice Morau, of the white metal. For every goiti dem­
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
ocrat that deserts Brvan in Oregon there
aged 45 years.
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland.
will be three republicans, to take hie
Miss E mma S tephenson , N. G.
TAYLOR—Near Waldo, Friday Sept. I8th, place.—Portland Dispatch.
Mias N ina E mkby , Secv.
1896. General John Taylor, aged 68.
an evidence that McKinley will win
HATHAWAY—On Deer Creek, Josephine the As papers
are telling us that “au offer to
county,
Sept,
18,1896,
J.
C.
Hathaway,
A. O. U. W.
bet >1000 that Bryan will not be elected has
aged
80
years.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
been posted in Ashland for a week or two
Meets in lodge room' in Masonic Hall BURKHALTER—At Hornbrook, Septem­ past, nas not been taken yet. ’ When this
ber 24, 1896. Marian Heinman, infant gets to Portland all the tin horns in the
every second and fourth Wednesday in
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burkhal­ state will declare Jackon county for the
each month. All brethren in good standing
ter. aged 1 year.
British standard- There is not a resident
are cordially invited to attend.
Ashland, or of Jackson county that has
M. R. M oobe , M. W.
BA I LEY-At Shake, Sept. 22,1896, Mrs. of
anything like that amount to spare for
J. R. C asey . Recorder
Bailey, wile of G. W. Bailey.
purpose. The fool that can propose
The funeral took place Friday the inter­ such a had
better raise it to >50,000. If it is
ment being in the Pheonix cemetery. Mrs. >1000
that is wanted >50.000 would sound
K. O. T. M.
Bailey lias been an invalid many months, froth
better.
eBANITK TBNY NO. 4, KNIGHTS OF THl being a victim of dropsy, and death was a
welcome
release
from
constant
agony.
The Siskiyou couuty populists last week
MACCABBKS.
nominated Jacob Wetzel for superior
Meet in regular review on the second and
judge, and J. W Dyer for joint assembly
fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd
men, and W. R. Davis of Butte creek and
Circuit Court.
Fellow’s Hall, Ashland.
Visiting Sir
Knight« cordially invited.
Spencer Childers, Jr vs Marj' M Childers, KL T. Keyser of Sisson for supervisors.
G. W. C rowson , Com.
administratrix of the estate of 8 Childers, They adopted a “middleof the road’ course
and refused to fuse with the democrats on
C has . H. G illcttc , K. K.
Sr; to reform a deed. Decree granted.
They demand a 25
G W Bashford vs Chas D Walrath; tore- county nominations
percent reduction of taxes and speak of sal­
cover money. J udgement for >298.
J H Lame vs C J and 8 M Clark; salhe. aries thus: That we demand the legisla­
ture of the State of California, in its next
Judgement for >206.
Jos Bremer vs M H and J A Hanley; session, to pass a law that all salaries ex­
ceeding >900 be reduced 25 per cent, except
same. Judgement for >150.
F V’ Medynski vs B P Theiss and G W in case wherein the reduction of 25 per
Bashford; dissolution of partnership. De­ cent shall reduce it below >900.
cree granted.
A Great German’s Prescription.
M K Hart vs Chas Milton; to foreclose
mechanics
lein.
Granted.
Diseased
blood, constipation, and kidney
• • e and Moving.
Jn the matter of the assignment of S C iver and bowel troubles are cured by Karl’s
Wilson. Final report of assignee approv­ Clover Root Tea. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
All workentrmjted’to my cage done
ed,
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
Annie S. Reed vs. J. F. Reed: divorce.
Liat of Letters
the times. 8ee the undersigned be­
Decree granted.
tör« letting contract» and save
Remaining
uncalled in the Ashland P.
Rebecca Cox ys. Jasper W. Cox. Same
0.. for Sept. 28, 1896:
money.
as above.
Dick, C.
Elliot. M.
Oak Street, Ashland.
Madge Hitchcock vs. Herbert Hitchcock.
D. ALLEN. Same.
McKenzie. Hugh.
Pittocg, H. L.
Prot, F.
Perrv, W. M.
Spencer Childers vs. May M. Childers, et
Thompson, G. W.
al. ; equity. 8. 8. Pentz appointed guard­
Persons calling for same will please say
ian ad litem for minor heirs of estate of S.
“advertised."
W. H. B runk , P. M.
Childers deceased.
S 5 Dealer in S 5
Kate M . Lemberger was appointed court
reporter for a term of four years.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
Reams, White & Co. vs. J. W. Goff, et al.
Sheriff ordered to make deed.
The intense itching and smarting inci-
granite, Marble,
The Ashland Hotel Co, vs. C. W. Logan dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, ana otter
to forclose mortgage. Decree granted.
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
JFreestone Monuments
applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin
In Probate.
Many very bad cases have been
and Copings. Estate of Urban Labourdette, John W. Ointment
Dyar appointed administrator and Chas. permanently cured by it It is equally
Dunford, Frank Kasshafer and A. N. So­ efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem­
Also agents for 1BDN FENCES.
liss appraisers.
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil­
Satisfaction guaranteed
Guardianship of the mtnor heirs of Lou­ blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyea.
isa Lathrop. Mrs. F. V. Medynski ap­ For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
to take charge of children at ex­
P, o. Address: YRBKA, Siakiyou Co.. pointed
pense of county.
Try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, they
VOL
Estate of Joseph N. Woody. Inventory arejust what a none needs when in bad condi­
gnd appraisment approved.
tion. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
Estate of E. W. Carver. Petition for
For Sale by A shland D rug C o .
right to lease real property
Guardiansbip of Andrew Henry, an im­
becile. Citation ordered ■
Estate of Annie M. Reinholta. L. L.
Freeman appointed administator and John
01 well, John Jacobs and Benj. Beall ap­
praisers.
Contracting & Building
House Raising H @
J. B. RUSSELL.
11
<QB BALE BY ALL DBUGQUTÌ»
Hood’s
Are much tn little; always
ready, efficient, satisfac­
by the use of Shiloh’s Cure, This great tory
prevent a coM or fever,
Cough Cure is the only known remedy for cur« ; «11
Uver Uls, nick head-
tijai terrible disease. For sale by T. K.
Bolton»
Consumption Can be Cured
nAltriu»'
Grand Jury Report
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
We, tte grand jury drawn for the Sep­
tember term, beg leave to reportas follows:
We have carefully examined all matters
brought before us and have returned true
bills in all cases where the evidence war­
ranted. We have visited the offices of
county recorder, clerk, sheriffand treasurer
and in each case we find the books neat,
clean and well kept; but owing to the lim­
ited time at our command we made no ex­
amination of account«. We bare visited
the county jail and find the same in a fair­
ly clean condition, and consider it perfect­
ly safe for the care of prisoners. We would
however reccomend the repair of the roof
to stop the leaks now existing. We have y ■
visited the county hospital, and after care­
Gold an<l Silver Production.
ful examination we believe it to be well GETTING IT IN CIRCULATION
kept and the inmates well fed and cared
A .bulletin from the United States
Saw, Under Free Coinage, Silver Would
for.
treasury department gives information
Get Into the Hands of the People.
DR. DARRIN.
Many correspondents ask for informa­ in regard to the production of gold and
silver the world over. The table show­
The Celebrated Specialist Coming to tion on this point, and a brief answer
ing the world's gold and silver product
will
be
given.
Medford and Ashland.
goes back to the discovery of America.
Under
free
coinage
the
owner
of
sil
­
Dre. Darrin,after a sojourn in Port­
ver bullion would take it to the rniut Up to 1520 there was nearly twice as
land of nine yean, have closed their and have it coined into dollars. With
much gold as silver mined, estimated by
offices in the city, and one ot them will these dollars he would pay his employ­
the value of the two metals. With the
be at Medford, Oregon, at tte Hotel Nash, ee«, purchase his supplies, pay his taxes,
discovery of the silver mines of Amer­
Sept. 19 to Oct. 3rd and at Ashland Oct. d«ts and all other expenses. The per-
4th to 17th, at the Hotel Oregon, who»» bo A j thus receiving them would in like ica, however, the silver ratio began to
encroach steadily on the gold until in
be can be consulted frer.
' ifiTnnier pay thoir debt« and liabilities
Their treatment by electricity and and meet their expenses. Thus it would 1820 the amouut of silver mined was
medicines has become so popular with make its rounds and find its way through three times that of gold. But the dis­
the entire community.
covery. of new gold mines brought an­
the afflicted that their patients do not
Not only would it at once enter into other revolution. By 1850, when the
seek in vain * for relief from the ills
circulation, but it would have the effect
that flesh is heir to, is proof of the of bringing a large amount of money great gold stores of California began to
superiority of their electrical treatment into use that is now lying idle. As sil- swell the world’s stock, gold had begun
over all other methods of cure. As a | ver floated out into the channels of to gain on silver once more. Gold pro­
further proof we give the names of some trade it would raise prices and stimu­ duction compared to that of silver
recent cures: Volna Webster, Weston, late business. When prices rise, money reached its highest mark in the period
Oregon, catarrh cared; H A Tucker, always comes from its hiding places for from 1851 to 1855, .when of the total of
president of the Bank of Genesee, Idaho, investment. When property is going up, the two metals gold amounted to 78.8
catarrh 15 years, cured; Judge O P men will buy it, expecting to reap a per cent, silver to 21.7 per cent. Gold
profit from the rise. When prices ad­ production considered alone reached its
Mason, Portland, deafness 20 years
vance—when property becomes dearer— highest mark previous to 1896, in the
from paralysis of the nerve, restored;
it means that money is getting cheaper.
Truman Butler, The Dalles, Or., chronic Therefore men who have money are anx­ period between 1856-60. Then it began
rheumatism and contracted joints, and ious to avoid Joss by converting their to decline and continued to do so till
impoverished blood of years standing, money, which is falling, into property 1887, when it amounted to only $105,-
774,900. There were American million­
given up by all treatment until Dr. Dar­ that is rising.
aires
who could have bought the whole
This explains why it is that in sea
rin cured him; Wm M Colwell Skamo-
world
’s production of gold that year.
sons
of
falling
prices
and
business
stag
kawa, Wash., sciatic rheumatism and
nation
there
always
seems
to
be
a
super
In
1888
South African mines gave the
liver complaint, cured; also his brother
abundance of money—that is, a large yellow mcial another beern. Its produc­
George L Colwell, Skamokawa, Wash.,
amount of idle money for which there tion began to increase year by year. For
paralysis on one side, permanently is no use.
1896 the cstimateel value of the amount
cured and remains so to this day;
When property values are falling, the
dug
is $220, GOO, 000. That would be a
Mary McConnell, Genesee, Idaho, cross man with money holds on to it. Hr
little
over $3 to every man, woman and
eye straightened ; also her brother was says, “If I buy now, the property will
cured of consumption eight years ago; shrink in value, and I will lose. So 1 child in the United States. Our coun­
W K Duncan, Health’s Addition, Spo­ will wait until the bottom mark is try produces somewhat more than one-
kane, Wash., large scrofulous swelling reached. ” But as scon as it gets to tlx fifth of the world’s tfital gold yield.
and tumor in the neck; W Hays, engin­ bottom ho will buy, provided always Last year our golel pre duct was valued
that he sees a chance for an up wan. at $4G,610,GC0; silver product at $86,-
eer on the Southern Pacific, 914 Fifth
movement.
415,000, commercial estimate.
street, East Portland, Or., inflamation
There is scarcely a reader cf Tbc
neck of bladder and sciatic rheumatism National Bimetallist who has not acted
Cura and Wheat.
came on crutches to the doctor’s office; upon this principle, and who does not
The price of corn in this country Is
J A Lindsey, news agent on U. P. R. R.; act upon it every day.
perhaps more than any other product
Briefly and concisely stated, tho prin­
residence Albany, Or., consumption,
governed by the size of the crop. In
bronchitis and catarrh, cured and gained ciple is this: When prices are falling, looking over a table of prices for the
fifteen pounds; J W Kenny, Long Creek, it is advantageous to hold ou to oui last quarter century it will be seen that
money if we have any. When prices arc
Grant county, Or., kidney complaint
rising, it pays better to invest the money in years when the price of a bushel of
and pains in back and down the sciatic
in property or in some productive enter­ corn was exceptionally high the crop
nerves, restored. Dr. Darrin can be prise.
had been exceptionally short. The great-
consulted free. Hours 10 a m to 5 p tn
The argument (?) by the gold people estcorn year in our history wae last
and 7 to 8 in the evening.
that if we had free coinage the poor year, 1895. Then the crop reached the
man would not be able to get any of tht gigantic dimensions of 2,151,188,580.
A Cure for Diseases of Men.
money coined presents another of theii
The price was also the lowest since be­
Scientific investigation, supplemented innumerable absurdities and contradic­
fore the war, the average for the year
by experience, has shown that urinary tions. In one breath they insist that the
being only 25.3 cents a bushel. The next
diseases are more prevalent and de­ poor man will be loaded down with
lowest
price was reached in 1889, which
structive to life, health and happiness cumbersome 50 cent dollars and in the
next that he will not be able to get any year also produced the second largest
than any other class known to the med­
of them, even if they be coined.
crop in our history. The crop was
ical fraternity. They are not confined to
It ought to be apparent that if silver 2,112,892,000; the average price, 28.8
the low and degraded portions of human­ bullion cannot be coined it is utterly
cents.
ity, as many suppose, but are to be found impossible for it to get into circulation.
The shortest corn crop in the last 25
among the pure in heart, the innocent, If it can be coined, there is at least a
years
was grown in 1874, when the
chanoe for us all to get some of it. Let
the truly pious and wealthy.
staple reached its highest price in that
us
take
that
chance.
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National
Bimet
­
Many of them are transmited from
pericd, C4.7 cents a bushel.
parents to children, from generation to allist.
The largest wheat crop ever produced
generation. Thousands of people suffer If Troubled With Rheumatism Read
in
the world in one year was in 1894,
This.
untold agonies from their ravaging
when
it amounted to 2,561,080,000
A nnapolis , Md., Apr. 16, 1894—]
«fleets, and meet an early and untimely
have used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for bushels. That was not, however, the year
death, often ignorant of the cause.
rheumatism and found it to be all that in which the United States furnished its
Though transmitted innocently, the is claimed for it. I believe it to be the
largest crop. Our champicu wheat year
effects of these diseases are not less ter­ best preparation for rheumatism and
was 1891, when we grew 611,780,000
rible. It is a sad truth that the innocent deep seated inuscular pains on the
bushels. Unlike corn, however, the
market
and
cheerfully
recommend
it
to
are often greater sufferers than the
Che public. J no . J. B rooks , dealer in price of wheat in the United States does
guilty.
boots, shoes, etc., No. 18 Main St.
not always rise and fall with the amouut
Of all the organs of the body few are
ALSO READ THIS.
of the product. In 1891, our greatest
more important than those engaged in M echanicsville , St. Mary County, Md.
wheat year, the average price was 83.8
the urinary functions. In perfect health, —I sold a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
cents
a bushel. After that it began
that great blessing which so few enjoy, Balm to a man who had teen suffering
to
fall,
however, with a rush. It touched
one will scarcely direct a moment’s with rheumatism for several years. It
made him a well man. A. J. M c G ill . bottom apparently in 1894, when the
thought to these important organs, and For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Asb-
price was only 49.1 cents. In 1895 it
at the first unpleasant symptoms good land Drug Co.
crept up a trifle and was 50.9 cents.
advice, SQch as may be easily obtained,
This year it is better still, hovering in
should be immediately solicited.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
the neighborhood of 58 and 59, though
Among the chief and most common of
the tendency for the latter end of the
diseases is seminal weakness and nervous What One Year of the Gold Standard Did
summer
was downward.
For Thirty-one State«.
debility, or loss of nerve power, due to
The history of one year of the gold
masturbation and venial excesses. Thous­
A Sympsychograph.
ands of young and middle aged men suf­ standard is enough to drive the people
It is an instrument devised by Mr.
fer with nervous diseases for years and of the south and west into revolution.
The robbery of the people has been most Asa Marvin, president ot the Astral
may be ignorant ot the cause, when a
astounding. Let us refer to the facts Camera club of Alcalde. Its object is to
little timely advice would make life’s
and figures. The following figures are
pathway lull of cheer $nd happiness. from the official reports of the auditors photograph the imago cf a thought
When the first symptoms of seminal and comptrollers of the states and terri­ which the experimenter holds Ehurply
weakness manifest themselves the suffer­ tories named. They show the robbery and fixedly in his mind. The Astral
er is noticed to become dull and morose of the people for one year in 81 states Camera club's achievements show that
and troubled with indigestion, though to amount to $500,000,000. Nearly all this can be done.
The members first experimented with
the appetite may remain good. But the of this loss falls upon the people of the
the X rays, obtaining the usual results.
south
and
west.
Tho
tax
returns
show
strength vanishes and the sufferer grows
an increase of wealth during 1894 in Then they began on “the larger prob­
thin. He becomes indolent and debil­
only 12 states, nearly all eastern states lem of photographing objects without
itated, and loss of memory and all vigor including New York, while the 31 here
visible light. President David Starr
of the Bexual organs may follow. In given had decreased in tax valuation
Jordan of Leland Stanford university
time he may fall into a complete state of the figures set opposite the states. The
gives in The Popular Science Monthly
impotency—total loss of sexual power. states and territories are as follows:
the result of the strange experiments.
Among its terrible effects may be men­ Alabama..
...117,000,918
The club sat silently in utter darkness
Arizona
..
...
1,406,
2ÜÔ
tioned weakness of memory, confusion of
... 1,507,004 for a considerable time.
ideas, nervous despondency and general California...........
... 10,782,000
President Jordan says: “Then those
... 29,817,188
weakness. It seeds no mirror; it reflects Colorado
Georgia...............
...
23,631,984
strange
rays of light or odic force, in­
..........................
itself. The pale face, the sunken eye, Idaho.....................
... 5,000,900
visible
to
our eyes because none of our
the downcast countenance, the stooping Illinois................ ............................ .......................... ... 22,539,888
Indiana...............
... 26,569,292 ancestors ever had a chance to gaze
age form—all serve to announce the suf­ Iowa........................................................... ... 9,445,03t
upon them, disclosed the presence of ob­
... 19,120,096
ferer’s troubles, It seldom kills of itself, Kansas..........................
jects which had else lain forever in
...
10,578,734
Kentucky
......................
but it opens the gate to other diseases, Mississippi..................
... 1,891,091 darkness.'* In addition to this there
such as consumption and diseases of the Montana........................
... 8,698,083
... 10,015,626 was visible a green light along the
heart. The unfortunate suffer cannot Nebraska......................
... 2,544,340 vacuum tubes of the X ray apparatus.
Nevada..........................
sleep. The intermediate state, between New Hampshire........
... 5,132,043
The next step was to try to photo­
... 2,501,620
life and death, intended for the recuper­ New Mexico...............
graph
something by the 6trauge lumi­
199,432
Oklahoma............... .
ation of the mind and body, be can have Ohio
................................
... 10,828,815 nous rays which the members of the club
... 17,689,522
no rest, for bis dreams are dark and Oregon,..........................
... 7,986,075 perceived in the darkness. Mr. Marvin
foreboding, and the constant drain upon South Dakota.............
... 18,900,529 devised an apparatus which should elec­
Tennessee.....................
bis system robe it of its vital fluid. Texas..............................
... 18,361,090
trically connect each man’s head with
... 17,962,903
This affliction may be the consequence of Utah................................
Vermont.......................
...
918,458 the sensitive plate of the camera. Then
self abuse or the result of excesses in ma­ Virginia.......... ........ ...
... 2,906,196 ■even persons sat in the daikness and
... 57,277,674
ture years. As “man is but a bundle of Washington...............
... 2,210,747 thought of the face of a cat. This they
Virginia.............
habits,” how essential that be should start West
... 54,000.(4» did for 16 minutes, concentrating their
Wisconsin.....................
... 8,158,760
right in life; that bis mind should be Wyoming...,............. .
minds as much as possible. Result, a
full of sublime thoughts and conceptions.
If an army with banners mid a large
faint, queer looking, but unmistakable
All you who suffer from this disease camp following 1 ad marched through image of a cat upon the sensitive plate.
should lose no time in consulting Dr. these states, the destruction of property The sympsychographic picture is repro­
Darrin for the time may come when oould not have been greater. Texas duced in The Popular Scienoe Monthly.
shows a loss iu one year of $18,861,090,
you will be beyond the aid of all medical
and one far western state, Washington,
skill.
whose record was such as to make every
No matter what you have taken, or
American proud of her up to the adveut
who has failed to cure von, call and see of the gold standard, has lost the enor­
the doctor, as be can permanently, safe­ mous sum of $57,277,674, nearly $58,-
ly and privately cure you in one-tbird 000,000, in one year. Wisconsin sustains
the tioqeand at one-half the expense re­ a loss of $54,000,000. The aouth suffers
For Infants and Children,
a slump of over $90,000,000 in
iu oue
quired by others. Consultation free,
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