POPULIST PLATFORM.
I road companies have, through tne con- !
I IF. PESTERED DAI AND NIGHT
IN A GOLDEN VASE
the state is naturally Republican, these
FITS.— All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline’s
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after the first
nivance of the interior department, I
farmers have found oilt “who struck
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and 32 00
Rest
the
Hearts
of
the
Royal
Haps
­
,
With
nervousness
take
Hostetter
’
s
Stomach
Billy Patterson,” and they have deter­ I Adopted by the National Convention robbed multitudes of bona-fide settlers
trial bottle free to Bit cases. 8end to Dr. Kline,
| Bitters, which invigorates and tranquillizes the 931
burg» of Austria.
Summary of the Electoral Vote Given
Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Held at St. Louis.
of their homes and miners of their |
! nervous system. The basis of reco .ery is a re-
mined to come, out for Bryan and for
in errors of digestion: The; epigastric
by States—Bryan Absolutely Cer­
Following is the Populist platform, claims, and we demand legislation by i A curious custom has been followed I form
silver. The only relief that is offered
In
some of the farming districts of
nerve
and
brain
are
united
in
the
closest
bond
tain of Election.
by McKinleyism is increased taxes by I as agreed upon by the committee on congress which will enforce the exemp- j by the members of the Austrian house of sympathy, so that dyspeptic symptoms m China pigs are harnessed to small
of
Hapsburg
for
many
centuries.
It
Is
the
gastric
region
are
always
accompanied
by
tion
of
mineral
land
from
such
grants
From the Silver Knight-Watchman.
way of increased duties, and it is a j resolutions and adopted by the St. Louis
reflex nerveus action. Both are rem­ wagons and made to draw them.
that of having their ihuitful
! edied
after, as well as before; patenting.
vuicu by
vy the
Vue. Bitters, , which
winuii also
tiiso cures malaria,
Now that the conventions have all known fact tVat of all the duties placed I convention:
hearts cut out after , biliousness, rheumatism and kidney trouble,
Third—We demand that bona fide
I believe my prompt use of Piso’s cure
The People’s Party, assembled in na­
met and each has had its say, we de­ on all goods imported into the United
prevented quick consumption.—Mrs. Lucy
death and each one
14. •
_ . . .. ..
’ :
sire to call attention to the general sit­ States there is not one penny’s value of tional convention, reaffirms its allegi- settlers on all publio lands be granted
.
,
,
,
It
is
estimated
that
one
crow
will
Wallace,
Marquette, Kani, Dec. 12, ’95.
inclosed
__ . 700,000 insects every year,
uation as it presents itself for the com­ those taxes which go to the benefit of j ance to the principles declared- by the free homes, as provided in the national
.
, , in . a . recep- i ! destroy
taclebyitselt.
_______
r
homestead
law,
and
that
no
exception
ing battle. The action of the Demo­ the farmer, What he has to sell com- I founders of the republio, and also to
PR CD LT To any address, our . . . . .
Knowledge of this I There is more catarrh in this section of the MAII
cratic convention, the Populist conven­ petes with Asia, Afrioa and South : the fundamental principles of just gov- be made in the oase of Indian reserva­
nnoiont
: country than all other diteases put together, IYIAIL l U I I i LL ....... special Price List of
tions
when
opened
for
settlement,
and
'
ernmefit
as
enunciated
in
the
platform
ancient
custom
le-
j
and
until
the
last
few
years
was
supposed
to
be
America,
and
the
price
is
fixed
in
HOUSEHOLD
COOPS, ETC.
tion, and the silver convention have
cently came to light I incurable. For a great many vt ars doctors pro­
been harmonious on the point of the Liverpool in gold, These other ooun- ¡'of the party in 1892. We recognize that all lands not now patented come
in
Vionnn
o
.„
I
nounced
it
a
local
disease,
and
prescribed
local
This circular is issued for .the benefit of our
in v lemur, oy a ■* e-, remedies, and by constantly failing tocurewith
nomination of Mr. Bryan for the presi­ tries return their money home and ' that, through the connivance of the under this demand.__
customers who cannot avail themselves
port that the late local treatment, pronounced it incurable. country
of our Daily Special 8ales, Send us your ad­
denoy.
The Populists nominated a obtain silver exchange, which gives present and preceding administrations,
Direct ¡Legislation.
Co.,1 1
..! Science has proven catarrh to be a oonstltution- dress. You will find both goods and prices right.
vail
uaii xjuuvvig,
iruuwig, ueir
ncil a
al i disease, and thereforerequ
therefore requires constitutional
different vice-president from the two them a fine profit in their agricultural the country has reached a crisis in its
WILL & FINCK CO.,
We favor a system of direct legisla-
uall'o
vuluxxu Ci
Cure, manufactured
to the Austrian treatment. Hall
’s Catarrh
818-820 Market street. San Francisco, Cal.
other parties. Thai; these two nomina­ ventures, while our farmer has to pay ; national life, as predicted in our deo- iton through the initiative and referen
by F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only
throne,
forbade
the
;
laration
four
years
ago,
and
that-
constitutional cure on the market It is taken
tions will be harmoniously arranged his debts and his expenses in gold.
dum, under proper constitutional safe­
r e m o v ad o f h I s internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon­
by the committees we have no doubt, These other countries return their prompt and patriotic action .is the su- guards.
A HA.PSBURG HEART.
,
„
7
ful. It acts ux&wvxy
directly vx*
on the
vuc blood
uiwu umu
aud iuuuuub
mucous
zi the system. Theiyofferone
TLJ __
S<S yrup Q
Heart alter Cleatn.: ______
sarfaees*of
hundred
so that the electoral vote will be count­ money home and- obtain silver ex­ ■ preme duty of the hour. We realize
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
-
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINQ
-
General Propositions.
The report caused quite a sensation, i dollars
ed (or Bryan, and each of the candi­ change, whioh gives them a fine profit ■ that, while we‘have political independ-
circulars aud testimonials.
Address,
For sale by all Druggist». 25 Cent* a bottle.
First—We demand the election of i The custom dates back to the thlr- i
F. J. CHENBY & CO., Toledo, O.
dates for vioe-president will receive his in their agricultural ventures, while- ; enoe, our financial and industrial in­
Sold by Druggists, 75c,
equitable proportion. This being a our farmer has to pay his debts and his dependence is yet to be obtained by re- president, vice-president and United j teenth century, wffen Francis, Duke of i Hall’s Family Pills are the best
SUHE
CURE for PILES
minor question, the Silver Knight- expenses all in gold, and the conse­ ] storing to out country the constitution- States senators by direct vote of the j Aargau, dying away from home, di-1
Kcningand Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles yield at one* to
reefed that his heart, be cut from his I Chicago is to have a fat man’s club, BAtfiQzSAN-KO
’S PILE REMEDY. Stops ltok*
Watchman declines to take any partis­ quence is that while all of the other ■ al control and exorcisé of the functions people.
ing,
absorbs
tumors.
A positive cure. Circulars sent free. Prio*
Second—We tender to the patriotic body and sent back to his native land.; it is said.
Druggists or mail.
DR. BOSANKO. Phils*. Pa.
an action in this contest, for it will de­ agriculturists in the world are making | necessary to a people’s government,
vote all its time to fighting the common money, except England, Franoe and j which functions have been basely sur- people of Cuba our deepest sympathy | Since then every Hapsburg has had his i
enemy and electing the great monetary Germany, the United States alone [ rendered by our publio servants to cor- in their struggle for political freedom or her heart removed and buried apart -
reform champion, William J. Bryan. among the great exporting nations of I porate monopolies. The influence of and independence, and we believe the from the -body in a gold and crystal I
The vice-presidency itself, unless the the world is losing and its farmers are j European money changers has been time has come when the United States, vase. This custom has prevailed up to i
s
president should Cie, is very little ac­ being destroyed. The farmers of Iowa ; more potent in shaping legislation than the great republio of the world, should the time of Carl Ludwig’s death. In:
The highest claim fcr other i
count, and it will not do for reformers have very thoroughly taken this matter ■ the voice of the American people] recognize that Cuba is, and of right I the Capucine Chapel in Vienna, placed!
L tobaccos is “Just as 1
into
consideration
and
we
have
no
:
Executive
power
and
patronage
have
ought
to
be,
a
free
and
independent
,
In a vault beneath the ground, there i
at this time to lose sight of the great
J good as Durham.” 1
battle in any of these side-show con­ reasonable doubt but that Iowa will go been used to corrupt our legislatures state.
are 113 coffins, containing all that re- j
for
Bryan.
j
and
defeat
the
Will
of
the
people,
«<nd
Third—We favor home rule in the ' mains of the royal I-Iapsburgs, who
tests.
’ Every old smoker ’
Michigan was atone time a green-i plutocracy has thereby been enthroned territories and the
of C.olum:_ .have ruted^over the destinies of Austria.
The show for Mr. Bryan’s election is
knows there is none jnst.
back
state.
Many
of
her
leading
Re-
\
upon
the
ruins
of
democracy.
To
re
­
bia,
and
the
early
admiltfin
of
the
ter
­
There are also 152 vases of crystal:
certain as it is possible to forecast in
as good as
publicans
have
bolted
the
nomination
J
store
the
government
intended
by
the
ritories as states.
any event in the future. Let us look
mounted In gold, each containing the;
of MoKinley, have come out for Bryan ¡fathers of the country, for the welfare
Fourth—All publio salaries should i heart of one of these rulers and of oth-;
at the situation.
The elcetoral votes of the states are and silver, and from letters recived by and prosperity of this and future gen­ be made to correspond to'¡the price of : ers whose bodies rest elsewhere.
us from all parts of the state, the sil­ erations, we demand the establishment labor and its products.
as follows:
M. HOSHI TORRI.
Fifth—In times of great industrial i
Alabamn....................................
11 ver sentiment is spreading in that of an economic aDd financial system
Arkansas..................
8 state like a prairie fire, and we feel whioh shall make us masters of our depression, idle labor should be em­
Caliiornia...... .'................................... .'............. 9
The Newly Accedited Japanese Minis­
Colorado................................. ¿........................... 4 that Michiagn may safely be called a own affairs and independent of Eu­ ployed on publio works as far as prac­
ter to the United States.
Connecticut.............................
6 Bryan state.
ropean
control
by
the
adoption
of
the
ticable.
M. Hoshi, Japan’s new minister to
Delaware
..........
3
Minnesota is even more pronounced following declaration of principles:
Sixth—Thu-arbitrary course of the I this country, is a statesman and scholar
Florida.......................................... '.................... 4
Georgia....................... .;........
\.................... 13 than Michigan in its sentiments for
court in assuming, to imprison citizens I of prominence. Mr. Hoshi—the name
Finance.
Idaho.................................
3
Bryan.
Illinois.......... ....................................
24
for indirect contempt and ruling them I means “star”—has long been a prorni-
First
—
We
demand
a
national
money,
Indiana............................................................... 15
The last satte in the doubtful list is
Iowa........... ?....:.....
13
safe and sound, issued by the general by injunction should be prevented by I
Kansas..................... j.......... ........ ..............
10 the satte of New York, New York be-
proper legislation.
Kentucky........................................................... 13 low Harlem river is a Demooratio government only, without the interven­
Yon will find one coupon inside
Seventh—We favor just pensions for |
Louisiana...............
8
tion
of
banks
of
issue,
to
be
a
full
legal
each two ounce bag, ana two cou-
Maine............................. ................
6 state by from 60,000 to 100,000 major-
every
disabled
Union
soldier.
U pons inside each four ounce 2
Mayland................ ;
.................. ............. 8 ity. It does not matter much who the tender for all debts, public and private;
Eighth
—
Believing
that
the
election
i
a
bag of Blackwell’s Durham. «
Massachusetts....................................
15
j a just, equitable and efficient means of
Michigan...........................................
14 candidate is or what the principles
franchise and untrammeled ballot are
Buy a bag of this Cele- A
I
distribution
direct
to
the
people
and
Minnesota.......................................................... 9 advocated are. They are like the old
gK brated tobacco and read the K
Mississippi.......................................................... 9 justice of the peace, who was a Demo­ through the lawful disbursements of essential to a government of, for and |
BH coupon—which gives a list ■
Missouri.......................
17
by the people, the People’s party con- I
Montana..............
3 orat because he was a Democrat. Word the government.
W of valuable presentsandhow W
demns
the
wholesale
system
of
disfian-
j
Nebraska....................................................
8 reaches us from the outlying counties
Second—We demand the free and
»
to get them.
Nevada....................
3
chisement
adopted
in
some
of
the
states
I
I
New Hampshire................................................... 4 throughout the state to the effeot that unrestricted coinage of silver and gold as unrepublican and undemocratic,’ and
New Jersey........ .......... ;...................... ;............. 10
at the present legal ratio of 16 to 1,
New York...... ;............. '.......................... ............. 36 the farmers have become awakened to
we declare it to be the duty of the sev­
North Carolina...................................
11 the great necessity for more money. and without waiting for the consent of eral state legislatures to take such ao- |
North Dakota..............................................
3 Last year they sold their potatoes for foreign nations.
Ohio................................................................. „ 23
Third—We demand that the vol­ tion as will secure a full and free and j
Oregon...... ,........................................
4 from three to sixteen cents a bushel and
Pennsylvania.......................................
32 other products in proportion.
ume of circulating medium be speedily fair ballot and an honest count.
Their
Rhode Island.....................
4
Ninth—While the foregoing proposi- |
South Carolina....... ..........
9 land, which a few years ago was worth increased to an amount sufficient to tions constitute the platform which our :
South Dakota..........................................
4 from one hundred to two hundred dol­ meet the demands of the business and
Tennessee.........;......................
12
party stands upon and for the vindica- I
Texas...........................................
15 lars per acre, is worth now from forty the population of this country, and to tion of its organization will be main­
Utah..........................................
3 to seventy-five. They are losing money restore the just level of prices and la ■
Vermont............................................................ 4
tained, we recognize that the great and
Virginia.................
12 all the time under this dry rot of the bor production.
Washington...................... :,............................... 4 gold standard; and intellingent gentle­
Fourth—We denounce the sale of pressing issue of the pending campaign |
WestVirginia.............................
6
upon whioh the presidential election j JAPAN’S NEW MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
Wisconsin........... *..................
„..¡.¿¿....L... 12 men, both Democrats and silver Re­ bonds and the increase of the public will turn, is the financial question, I
Wyoming..................... .-......
?.........
3 publicans, who have left the Repub­ interest-bearing debt, made by the
and- upon this great and specific issue ! nent figure in the political arena of Ja­
Total......................;.........
417 lican party, write us that they believe present administration, as unnecessary between the parties we. cordially invite | pan. He studied law in England, and
Necessary for choice................................... .224 the state of New York is safely a and without authority of law, and we the aid and co-operation of all organi- | was one of the first Japanese to become
Mr. Bryan is certain of the following Bryan state by from 60,000 to 100,000 demand that no more bonds be issued zations and citizens agreeing with us j a barrister in the Middle Temple. He
except by specific action of congress.
majoirty.
is an ex-president of the Lower House
states:
Fifth—We demand such legislation upon this vital question.
Now, if we take into consideration
of the Japanese diet or congress.
Alabama............
11
Arkansas.........................
8 that Mr. Bryan only lacks seven votes as will prevent the demonetizing of the
“PERIOD” ROOMS.
California..................
9 of enough to elect from th« states lawful money of the United States by
Colorado...................................................
w 4
A FREAK OF NATURE.
Being a Dissertation on the Prevalent Form :
Florida...................................
4 where he is absolutely certain of re­ private contract.
of Torture by Furniture.
I .
Georgia............................................................... 13 ceiving their vote, it does not seem
Sixth
—
We
demand
that
the
govern
­
Missouri
Hos Has Three Well
Idaho......................... .'......................... ;......'...... 3
One of the compensations of the im- i
Formed Heads.
Kansas......................................
10 like specultive prediction to claim ment, in payment of its obligations,
Kentucky.............................................................13
shall use its option as to the kind of pecunious is to watch ihi& keen discom­
Mr. J. M. Jones, of Columbia, Mo.,
Louisiana..................... .................................... . 8 : that out of all those doubtful states he lawful money in which they are to be fort the rich experience ill. their efforts
Marylnnd,,.«?............
8 will, get the necessary votes to elect
a hog that has three fully devel­
«-».<? joy» i has
Mississippi........................................................ 9
paid, and we denounce the present-and -to spend, tileix’-fortnixo«. .
oped
heads. The hog eats -with- all
him.
Mis oun...................................................................... 17
therefore,
of
the
ptjgs^svoman
as
she
,
preceeding administrations for surren­
three mouths and grunts and squeals
'Montana.............................. .............................. 3
HE SNEEZED A . BULLET.
watches
her
sister,
wife
of
one
Croesus,
dering this option to the holders of
Nebiaska............................................................ 8
Nevada..................
3
convert her. house into a museum of in concert. This might appear to be a
disadvantage at first thought, but it is
North Carolina................................................. 11 Peculiar Experience of a Man Who Was government obligation securities.
Seventh—We demand a graduated “rooms of periods. ”
North Dakota......................... .................. x...... 3
Wounded In the Civil War.
not?
With three mouths and throats
Oregon......................................... .................... 4
It would be saddening if it were not ■'
Colonel Sidney Cooke, of Herrington, income tax, to the end that, aggregate infinitely comic to hear of the trials of ' to furnish sustenance to one body the
South ’Carolina..........................................
9
wealth
shall
bear
its
just
proportion
of
South Dakota...............
A...*..., 4 Kaii., one of the managers of the Na­
Tennessee................. ........................................... 12
one multimillionaire who is always i hog takes on flesh surprisingly, and
Texas......................................................
15 tional Soldiers’ home, tells of a peculiar taxation, and we regard the recent de­ keenly uncomfortable in his Greek ( the gain In avoirdupois will pay for the
Utah.................................................................... 3 experience in the army during the civil cision of the supreme court, relative to
drawing room because he can never find j extra corn consumed when bog killing
Virginia..................
*•................
12
Washington....................
4 war. At the outbreak of the war he was the income-tax law, as a misinterpreta­ a book there. The Greeks, you see, did I time comes.
West Virginia........................
6 a strapping New England boy, with tion of the constitution, an invasion of
And then with three heads to one
Wyoming..........,..............................
3 strength and vitality which stood him the rightful powers of congress on the not have monthly magazines lying on
their
parlor
tables.
Accordingly
the
subject of taxation.
Total..........................
...........
217 well during his army life.
Eighth—We demand that postal sav­ good gentleman’s wife, architect and
After taking part in several engage­
If we analyze these certain states,
furnisher have impressed upon him the
every one will see that the calculation ments Colonel Cooke was shot in the ings banks be established by the gov­ necessity of not spoiling the perfect
ernment
for
the
safe
deposit
of
the
sav
­
head
and
left
on
the
battlefield
as
dead.
is not speculative. In the Southern
Athenian atmosphere of the apartment
states, for instanoe, the People’s party The Federate retreated from the field ings of the people and to facilitate ex­ by the introduction of un-Athenian fea­
and the Democratic party oombine and the Confederates soon occupied it change/
tures such as literature. In its zeal for
nearly all of the population except the Colonel Cooke, who was then a private,
Tran sporta tion.
complete harmony the powerful trium­
negroes and a few whites. Most of was aroused to consciousness by some
First—Transportation being a means virate has not yet issued an order for­
one
tugging
at
his
boots.
The
boots
these white men who have heretofore
of exchange and a public necessity, the bidding the master of the house to enter
been voting the Republican ticket in were very fine and the pride of his boy­ government should own and operate the his drawing room except when clad in
ish
heart,
having
been
given
to
him
by
the Southern states have how joined
railroads in the interest of the people the Greek chlamys, but that is because
the silver party and will vote "for the dear ones at-home.
architects, furnishers and wives do
THREE-HEADED HOG.
“Ain’t you dead, Yank?” asked the on a nonpartisan basis, to the end that even
Bryan because of his being a silver
all may be accorded the same treatment not dare to be wholly consistent. Mean­
.Confederate
as
he
ceased
tugging
to
re
­
hog
think
of the feast of hog jowl and
man, whioh will give the electoral vote
in transportation, and that the tyranny time the B^ultimillionaire escapes from
for Bryan an overwhelming majority.' move the. boots from the feet of the of political power, now exercised by his Gothic library and thinks how in­ tongue and brainsand head cheese that
In the Western states, that is those wounded boy.
it is to read Dickens under Farmer Jones and bis family will
On being assured that Cooke was not the great railroad corporations, which appropriate
states west of the Missouri river in the
a
mediaeval
arched ceiling and by the joy in the fall. -
result
in
the
impairment,
if
not
the
list of certain Bryan states, the Repub­ dead a compromise was effected. The destruction of the political rights and light from a cathedral glass window. 1
Ornamental Swallows.
lican party has something of a hold, Confederate brought tlie-Union soldier personal liberty of the citizen may be
Only multimillionaires, fortunately,
A flight of swallows made of
especially in Kansas, Nebraska, and some water and carried- him to a Con­ destroyed. Such ownership is to be have the wealth necessary to' make
the two Dakotas, but it is safe to say federate surgeon. In return he secured accomplished gradually in a manner themselves completely uncomfortable most glittering brilliants Is one of
that Kansas will go for Bryan by 80,- the coveted boots.
by Greek and Gothic rooms. But the newest ornaments with which the sum­
Cooke had a long convalescence and consistent with sound public policy.
000, Nebraska by 50,000 and the Da­
ordinary, plain millionaire has enough mer matron delights to adorn herself.
Second
—
The
interest
of
the
United
kotas by a safe majority, as the Repub­ finally recovered sufficiently to be sent Sthtes in the public highways built money to be made fairly miserable by Each of the fivg jeweled birds can be
licans under the silver ticket, the Peo­ to Andersonville prison, where he suffer­ with public moneys and the proceeds Louis Quinze or Louis Seize drawing separated and worn either as a brooch
ple’s party and the Democrats are a ed, in addition to the privations of of extensive grants of land to the Pa­ rooms, old Dutch reproductions in the or as an ornament for the hair. To
unit in those states for Bryan. All prison life; great pain from his wound.. cific railroads should never have been line of dining rooms and bare colonial those Who find the swallow too modest
suffering continued even after his.
r. device the robin redbreast is,a.fash­
states west of Kansas and Nebraska to This
release
and his. discharge from the army alienated, mortgaged or sold, but hallways. Comparatively small riches ionable substitute. The robin is mount­
thè Paoific ocean are alomst unanimous
will
go
a
long
way
toward
making
a
guarded
and
protected
for
the
general
the close of the war.
for him. There will not be 10 per at One
miserable once the “room” fever ed on a branch of leaves and berries,
long after the war was over, welfare as provided by the laws organ family
cent of the vote of those states given Colonel day,
has
entered
into the veins of the-fam­ and has gay, jeweled wings and a breast
Cooke, who had settled in Kan­ izing such railroads. The foreclosure
of enameled iridescent red. A conceit
for McKinley.
of existing liens of the United States ily’s presiding genius. Good American that is more odd than beautiful takes
sas,
was
seized
With
a
violent
spell
of
It Jis conceded that McKinley is sneezing. Just in the midst of it the on these roads should at once follow women of mixed ancestry and heavy
likely to carry the following states, bullet was expelled from his nose.'—Chi­ default in the payment thereof by the -weight have felt exceeding discomfort the form of a white rabbit, his body
namely :
pearly, his pink eyes of the balas
cago Record.
debtor companies, and at the fore­ in apartments furnished in spindle leg­ all
Connecticut................................
6
ruby,
and his long ears are pearls with
ged,
gilt
chairs
belonging
to
the
period
closure sales of said roads the govern­
Maiiie .............
f
jTtMssiug or me Carpet.
of a French king S'-'uCtallowed mem ­ suggestions of pink- about their tips.
Massachusetts.......... -.........
15
ment
should
purchase
the
same,
if
it
“When I came out of the sanita­
New Hampshire.......................
4
ory. What does it profit a woman to .Often, by way of further elaboration,
New Jersey..........
io rium, ’ ’ said the woman who had been becomes necessry, to protect its inter­ furnish her room with the most perfect the little rabbit is mounted upon his
Ohio,.............
23
ests,
or
if
they
can
be
purchased
at
a
consistency if she herself must always hind legs upon a gold bar, and is gaz­
Pennsylvania.....................
32 taking a rest cure, “my first act was to
Rhode Island..........i.......................I.'..... ........... 4 order all the carpets in my house taken reasonable price, and the government be an inharmonious note in it? Why ing upon a butterfly glistening with
Vermpnt.................... ............................ .;......... 4
shall operate said railroads as publio should the lover of good-roast beef and golden beryls and purple amethysts.
Wisconsin................. ............... ......... ................ 12 up. After I had been a daily witness of
the exquisite neatness of wooden floors, highways for the benefit of the whole large, inviting armchairs have to wan­
Total........................
116
Truth About Teeth.
wiped up every 24 hours with a damp people, and not in the interest of the der hopelessly about a room set with the
And of those conoedd MoKinley cloth, darpets seemed unspeakably dirty few, under suitable provisions for pro­ straight, harp backed chairs of colonial Small white teeth, somewhat sep­
states there are Connecticut, Wisconsin And I believe my family has been the tection of life and property, giving to days, when repose was frowned upon arated, are said to denote treachery.
and Oiho, whioh may possibly go for better for the change. ”
all the transportation interests equal and roast beef was none too plenty?
Overlapping' teeth stand for incon­
Bryan, or some one of them.
Carpets: have long been the target of privileges and equal rates for fares and
After all one must live more or less stancy. Long, projecting teeth mean
Thre doubtful states are as follows: hygienists, both because of their -dust freights.
at home, even if one has money in a grasping nature, and long, narrow
Delawabre 3, Illinois 24, Indiana 15, and germ collecting facilities and their
Third—We denounce the present in­ abundance. Aud why should home be a teeth are understood by the character-
Iowa 13, Milchigan 14, Minnesota, 9, disease dispensing ones when sweeping famous sohemes for refunding the said succession of rooms furnished after mod­ in-teeth readers to express vanity. Fid­
New York 36.
debts, and demand that the laws now els set by other lands and other times? i dlesticks! A mouthful of ill-kept
day arrives.
In Delaware, the first on the list, the
The wise and progressive woman res­ applicable thereto be executed and ad­ Who really enjoys living in a house i teeth bespeaks Inexcusable disregard
Republican party is split in twain, olutely banishes from her floors woolen ministered according to their true in­ that is merely a large object lesson in for one’s appearance, for one’s health,
and the ohanoes are that it will go coverings too large to be shaken, aired tent and spirit.
Roman, Moorish, Japanese and Egyptian | and for the refined decencies of life.
BE CI1 VCD WIUQ andttfarmprodnceT^^^a^^B.
Democratic as it always has, and with and sunned at least once a week.—New
Fourth—The telegraph, like the post­ architecture and furniture? A house­ A mouthful of well-kept teeth denotes
Address.
Il dlLVCD Wtf OBI W labor and labor products
1
the aid of the People’s party we be­ York World.
office system, being a necessity for the holder ought to be inore than a curator i personal refinement and proper pride
AERMOTOR double in price, then metals must also double in price,
as they are 95^ labor. If labor doubles in cost and the prod-
®
W
COMPANY.
lieve it w-ill go for Bryan.
transaction of news, should be owned of a museum.—New York Journal
uct
of
the
mine
doubles
in
cost,
Aermotors,
Pumps,
Spiral
I
for
one
’
s
health
and
the
feelings
of
BF Chicago; San Fran*
Reading the Newspaper.
Pipe, Fittings, Cylinders, Tanks and Substructures, being the wbo
In Illinois there are over 60,000 Pop­
and operated by the government in the
y
cisco,
Cal.;
Ft.
Worth,
other people. Telling character by­
product of the mine and labor, must also double in cost and vn
F
San
Antonio,
Tex.
;
Lin»
“What a newspaper reading people we interest of the people.
ulist votes. These, added to the Demo­
At Mrs. Cleveland's Reception.
price; therefore, your $1 now will buy as much as2.of the WH
' coin,Neb.; Kansas
teeth need go no farther.—Jenhess
sCksame dollars if silver wins, or if people think it will win. WS
City, Saint Louis,
cratic votes, ought to give Bryan at are!” said Mr. Gozlim. “It seems as
“
A
funny
thing,
”
saida
New
York
Miller
Monthly.
____
„
Mo.
;
Sioux
City,
afiXoafg-t IT IQ O TO 8 *n favor of buying now. The gg
Land.
least 100,000 majority in that state. though everybody reads newspapers. In
Dubuque, Daven- ßKjjg
| | Id £ BO I advance may come in a month •
clubman, “took place at Mrs. Cleve­
port, Des MoiQ*», wBaLi
in a week. Aermotor prices will not advance unless
First—The true policy demands that land’s Saturday afternoon reception.
What few goldbug Democrats there are an elevated car the other day I saw a
i la.; Minneapolis,
compelled
by an advance in labor and material. Our
k
Minn.;Toledo,O.
;
in Illinois will be more than doubly little child less than a year old whioh the national and state legislation shall Among the callers was a pretty and
prices
on
Brass
Cylinders are 40^ below anything ever quoted,
a Milwaukee, Wis.;
j
discounted by silver Republicans who was reading a newspaper, or which be such as will ultimately enable unusually bright girl from New York
E& Peoria,Ill.; Detroit W Sk and our other goods are as low as they can be produced, /SV
even with our splendid facilities. A general rush to cover aHjf
Mich.;Buffaio,NY.;
fl
will leave the Republican party and seemed to be. The father had been read­ every prudent and industrious oitizen state. So quick is she of., speech that
g
»SgL New York City; I i future needs, while $1 buys so much, may quickly exhaust our
Boston,Mass.; fi I immense stock and compel the advance. Great saving can
9
ing the paper really, but the baby, sit­ to secure a home, and therefore the she often says things she might just as Your nerves upon rich, red. blood and you win
vote for Bryan on account of silver.
Baltimore, B
ting
on
its
father
’
s
knee,
had
clutched
not
be
nervous.
Blood
is
made
rich
aud
pure
by
land
should
not
be
monopolized
for
Indiana is at all times a very olose
»I I advance avoided IF YOU BUY HOW
well have left unsaid. On this occasion,
state when all three of the parties are at it, and finally the father placed it in speculative purposes. All lands now as she shook hands with Mrs. Cleveland,
running, but now that the People’s the child’s little hands, aud it sat there, held by railways and other corporations who, by the way, is an old friend, she
party have combined with the Demo­ holding thé paper in front of itself, and in excess of their actual needs shoald, paid the young woman some compli­
cratic party in that state, Indiana looking at it soberly, and now and then by lawful means, be reclaimed by the ment. ‘Oh, now,’responded the girl,
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or
looking up at its father, and all this so government and held for actual settlers ‘come off; you’re flirting with me.’
Don’t Feel Well,”
should surely go for Bryan.
vUnED nntnE ALL LLoE FA i L d *
K m
pleased
a
gentleman
with
a
gray
mus
­
Bert Cough Syrup, Tastes Good. Use
iWvULIVER PILLS
only, and private land monopoly, as That was funny, too, but it was so un­
Iowa is filled with farmers who
in time. Bold by druggists.
tache,
who
sat
opposite,
that
when
he
are
the
One
Thing
to
use.
well as alien ownership, should be pro­ expected that the first lady of the land
have been working at a loss for a num­
Only One for a Dose.
ber of years on account of the differ­ got up to go out he chucked, the baby hibited.
WWaaUlk
8old by PrustfiatB at 2So. * box
came very near being embarrassed, and The One True Blood Purifier. All druggisis; 31.
Sample, mailed free. Addreea
Second—We condemn the frauds by showing it. ”
ence of exchange by reason of the gently under the chin and smiled at it
Dr. B mm I w Mei. Co. Phil». Fa.
N. P. N. U. No. 664.—S. F. N. U. No. 741
Hood’s Pills are always reliable. 26 cents.
whioh the land grants to Paoifio rail-
(demonetization of silver. Although as he passed. ”’—NeW York Suu.
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