FOLLY IS EXPLAIXEDJ p.'rt of tbe government
COIN REDEMPTION ACCORDINO
TO DEMOCRACY'S IDEA.
Simple the »wapplag of Oww Dollar
for A wot kier True Wrd ■ *(><>■ le
Ihr Wrcelvlsg of Mu««, Io 1 s-
«henge tor « <>m mioll I lee or Sr r V <»-•
Fite I «»tflrsl <>b|e*t <»n«u
Tbe I’eiuocratk’ party teaches that
(taper tnuury. In order to I m » tfu«»d. must
be tmaed U|«un, or redeemable lu, coin,
at the option of the bolder. Their idea
of rnliTiiHur money la simply to swap
one kind uf dollar for another. <>ur
cuntrutiou la that the true and only
n«-ed«-<i retlemplion of money is to rr
reive it in exchange for rummi«ditlrs or
s»*rvlrrs. Money Is retlrsnxM every time
It pays a debt, or pas«si from band to
baud. It Is constantly being redeemed
by t hr ¡w-oplr in pro|N»rty and lata>r, and
by H i<- Got cruiixut in re evirimi it for
tax»» and utlicr dur*. I offer the fol
low lug objection* to the cirla retlemp*
tlon theory, ** *dvoc*t<-d by the I tom-
ocratlc ¡>artyi
1. It I* a fraud aud a »wlndlc on the
fa. e uf It, for tbe ie»*.>u that ti e
amount of rein In exj*t<-t><'«* la «*ntlrely
lua<l<-qum<- to rvd<dn tha auiouut of
¡M|H-r money needed lu l>u»iuc*a, even
If It were dewlratde to do ao.
2 It la theoretical al»«urdlty. Inv«-
It would Inflate our ¡taper
niU’b
money w ten we bud more coin and did
not n<*r<l It *o badly: nnd when our
• pecle I m ata waa d<*«*reaaed. ami we
fa >,, re | m » i >« t money. It would
dxreaavd In tbe name
to I m » a
pmfMirtlon»
3 It It < nntrary to «hr
of rv
prrir:>• «’. 1» tier tittioifat htvr always had
io tlMtidou ibr <oln n^lrmptlot» poliry
In lluirt <»f war and ditattrr an«l full
tnirli < mi lrtf.il trnd«*r
tnonry. coin
Invariably di»ni»)>rarlntf on the n|»
b .if datitfrr.
4 It U a
»
tourer of ¡«ani< « and
rotninciN lai *1
‘ *
At one |ltn<*
thr aprcii* hula la larger, n»«rr errdll
num« y tn in circulation, and <be volume
of bu« rn-• ? tfr» i«« r.
a falhirv
or« ur< •otnvw l»«-re.
pe<»|»|f» twcoUM*
alnriMr«l. the lunk< art lM*»le<«*tl. and
Iwifttf unable to redeem tbelr
In
r<>in they «UMpend, and the r«»«ult ba *
dtaaatr«>na ¡wllile.
5. It offer i a plan by which s¡>eeuia
tor» may rai i! the treasury at their wish,
deplete the rv-vleniptloti fund, anil <-om-
pel the Gov ernmetit to i*«Ue IwUll* lu
T III* process
order to ri’ph’iiiish If.
might l»r roprtftod from time to lime,
and the end!«»» r-haln would work vrry
tnurh like it n«»w dova In the present
effort
main!:*In n gold reserve.
t «<■ io or r At- y ho 'I Natlnnal llaoks.
The I *e time rat ic party now declares
Atfatnii national bank«. This declara
tiotl. li iwever, la at variance with their
Tri r
rveord for the last thir'y year»
to thr <« vr !ti-mvo-ratIc national plat-
I ,1 with declarations against
forma 1
■ ink« Sim e (bat time no such
I h L b I i ;
d»H lar. : !> has ap|o-ared In any of their
ii.it -<»m il platforms ewpt the olle re
adopted at Chicago. On tile olii-
rr hail'
erld«'Di e of their friendship for these
li>»( Hut hms.
I Natlon.d honker» have stood high I
In th«-
in. » of the I h ttpw r.i!:• party ’
Aitiuiitf th* m may bo mentioned Mm 1
ton Marble. W II
Klttflith, Calvin .
Itrii-e. Kxu.itor Gorman. Samuel I IM> n ,
W (’. Uh; tn y. S imii- I It.m tall. Gro» er
< h*% viand, l»au’< l Manning. .*»<• r» tar »
I nh< hiid Tboimfa.*« Itayard .mJ mmy
otlo ra Moat of theae men were lurtk-
rr*. an l .ill • f them atr»»utfly favored
national b.uika.
X U hen th«» question of reeharterhitf
(he n;<: »nai banka csuie up in t on
<r«-«oi|ii l*»K2ritfht I»« m<M-.itl<- S«<natore
v««te«| for It. and «Htren doijtfxd II by
bring «bsmt.
Had they all voir«!
ntf tin1»! the bill It «»mid (fatve l»r«*n de*
frated. hi thr homo» an amendment
was offered providing that the l*.inka
l»e rv<*hartere«| for only ten y«*am In
■trad of twenty; aeveutsen t>em«M-nita
voted again«! It.
3. I luring Clrvehind'a fir»! admlnla
tniion tin» Government loaned alnoit
f«.«i<««!,<iMi to the national hanks with
out any Interest whatever. Thin waa
done by a Dviiioeratlr I’mUdm! ami
Secretary of the Treasury, m*t only
with«>ut warrant of law. but lu direct
ami open violation of law. 1'hi» money
w as a part of th«* nurplus, w hh h !<»•
longed to the people. The tiaiiks were
thu« perinlttr«! to borrow the people's
money without Interval and k».in It
bark to them at a high rate.
4 In the F'ifty third < «»ogre«»« .i prop'
o«Utlon w.*a made to reduce the tax
charged the th«» bauks by th«» Govern
ment fr<>iu 1 per eent. to one fourth of
1 p«*r cent per annum. 'I'tila remark
able plerr of legislation In the Interest
of an already greatly favonM money
innn«>p.»|y was voted for ahu«»st solidly
by thr Oemocrata. It waa earth'd by
a vol«» of *JiN) to 41. lu a house that was
Inrgi ly I democratic. If thia Indicates
that ihr I»«•mixnitlc party bates na
thmal batik* how would you prove
that It loves them?
l(«riif «»r » ev« noe Ottlr.
Tin* Ih»iu«M rati«’ party favors a tariff
for revenue only. I eoulcU’l that the
tariff plau is not a proper method of
rnlung national revenuea. I say that
It 1» wrong In principle and pernicious
In Its operation I am equally opposed
to a protective tariff.
Tariff 1» a method of Indirect taxa
tion
It wax originate«! by d<-»|x>tlc
government* In order to ml«e exorbi
tant revenues to cover their extrava
gance. knowing that the people would
revolt ngalnat It If levied dltwtly.
William I’ltt said lu tbe House of
1-vrd« lu England that It would not do
to make direct taxes to«» blgb. for the
people would not stand It; but be said
that yon could take the last rag off
their backs and the last morsel of food
from their mouths without a murmur
against lilgb taxes, provltled It Is done
t>y placing a tariff upon many little ar
ticle» of dally use ao that they would
pay It without knowing It.
In that
case they might grumble about hard
limes but they wivuld not understand
the real carnve. And yet the Demo
crat lc party, the pretended friend of
the eonimon pimple, In thia the twilight
of the nineteenth century, still advo
cates this plan for bumbugging and
robbing the |w*ople.
Under the tariff plan money Is extort-
ed from the people not only In an Indi-
reel manner, but to an extent that Is
somrtlnves outrageous. They have to
pay a great deal more than they would
U they contributed directly for the sup
«
It Is rstlmat
ed by some that the amount thu« taken
from tbe people 1« about four times a*
much as actually goes to tbe Govern
ttient.
Accordlug to our ¡-resent tariff *ye
tem the Government virtually levies a
tax on one man's property and makes
another man pay It. t»f course, tbe first
man doss pay It at tbe time, but be rw-
Imbunow himself by addlug that much
to tbe price of bls goods when be sells
them to the mnsumer; so that tbe latter
ultimately to-ara the burden.
Thus men are taxed upon what they
consume Instead of upon wbat they
1-
m
T Ivey have to pay according
to their neccealllew. and not according
to their ability. A poor man with a
Urge family often psya more for the
eup|M>rt of the government than does
tbe millionaire with no wife or chil
dren.-II. W. William*
I «rmpt one from Teseti»«.
Ths Slate of Maryland has a law ex
empting < ertala manufacturing plants
from taint n. ai d this elnaa of legisla
tion finds favor tn many other localities,
but no «oourr la the proposition made to
i «empi a home from taxation than •»-
the boturlcM iulllh.ua. Jump on to th«
Idea ■■ < lass h glalathvn.
Now, the fact la. when the subject is
fully atvalyicd. there are but few law«
that tto not to a certain degree ¡-.«a<-**
tl|e character of ciana legtalauoa. Turn
through tbe statute books of any State
and yon • ill discover this to be an obli
mi* fact Tbe laws which apply with
equal force to all do not by any means
constitute tbe larger part of our legal
enactment*. Every tariff law that was
ever pa*.« I la a mont notorious exam
ple uf class kglalatîoa. tf such law« as
exempting a borne are to be ao called.
Gur contention In favor of exempting
the b‘>tne fr«m taxation to a limited
amount la a move that will settle more
ijio-atloo« than oil*. Allen land owner
ship will cease to be agitai«! as an Is
sue. for It will t»e ta xml to an extent
w hi' li will d. «troy Its ajveculative value,
l-arge holdings of land will t>e planed
oh the market and they will be aulii to
tb>me wanting homos. The aMuranee
that taxation cannot take away the
home w ill encourage thousands Io make
nil lUergetlc effort, who now accept a
pot t|<<n as tenante rather than face the
1« Mobilities of legalised robbery which
modern systems of taxation afford.
Tbe Chicago Express says homes tn
that city which cost a few hundred dol
lars have Iw-en taxed and covered over
with spe< i| nasewsmenta reaching Into
the thousands Property held for spéc
ulât.on ¡a relieved of Its just aliara of
ta» by metbivda too numerous to meu
lion
Assessors are bribed and *«•«-*•
uvula are cut down
Every wealthy
corporation keeps Its attorney and
vqiinllxatlotilxvanlaarebesleg«! lu such
..Z. - . ». ne r - * I 1 '
1 ii *
humble owner of a hottie has neither
time nor money to use In thia way. nor
w ould It be gem rally successful if he
s ngle handed should make such an ap
peal
W-.altb exerta au Influence that
. lunot lie «1 «put«!, and its Influence Is
nowhere more potent than In assisting
tin- tax dodger.
No fair minded, thoughtful person
«I . ild ra j«- tin- objection of class legis
lation t" our plan of exempting, to a
limited value, a home from taxes, The
more careful tbla matter I» lookMl Into
tin- plainer It will l>e that It is the truc
solution of the laud question. The home
• . .
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' ■ i •
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n.i' - it ami landlordism la the threaten
ing menace of our advancing dvlllza
tlon.
Use the Only Spring Remedy in the World That has
Stood Every Test of Time.
PAINE’S CELERY COMPOUND MAKES ONE WELL
Nu remedy In tbe world a-plisi; • <
In March April and May u«e Pain* *
these resulto like Paine's celery com«
rrUry mm pound.
It tururiahes. regulates and in
And only Paiue's crUry autnpuui.J! (Miami
vigorates the entire nervous syst«m
For it is nature's remedy
from the brain to the minutest itrrve
Ik» not f««r a moment confound it
ft lament»
It reuses an inrrcAwnl appr»
with any of tha Ignorant« catch penny,
lite and tones up the stomach to «lesi
abort lived patent reme»hes—aaraajx
with the incr*’A*cd food.
Its nourish
rillaa, nervines an I tout-s that brar as
ing action is immediately manifest in
mm li vw«*mblan<M to Pains's celery
a clearing up of thr mnddy, unhcaitiiy
e*«W|wmnd as thr pi rm» its vine« do tu
•kin, an Incresse m weight ami more
lb*» oaks that they live un.
rrfr«*sh mg sleep.
P a »ire's crlrty cumpottml cure» dis«
First
ilisrüveml
after laborious,
ease
It makes people well.
It has
M»el the lit-sa uf tboWUUida of suffer» scientific research by the ablest pbysi»
rían Anikei* * has -predi»-*».; Pref Ki
er*
It make» the Wr»k «trotitf
ward K
Pbel|*. M I» . LL I> . of
It purities the bluud and enriches the
l>artinottth oolleige. it is prescribed anil
nerwa.
publicly ih’lotWHl by the best pru«*ti-
Every cnmlition of winter life has
t«oners tn every my in America.
It
!e«rn detrimental to health. There 1»as
has I- - n so enthusiastically rrev>m-
liren a ste«».|y decline in nervous vigor
men led by grateful men and women
N<»w that spring comes the Gmly is ready in every walk of life that it is to lay in
<.ff tmlieshhy tisAue« if it is only
every sense the most pipuiar remedy
given a chance This opportunity coms* the worbl ever knew
»h«»n the excretory organs, kwlney*.
It h vs ¡»rev«n itself the greatest of all
skin «¡id bowels arc tnnJ» to Work ar-
tivrly ar. I the nsrvrs are able to fur spring medicine«.
In New York, C'hirego, Phila«l«»lphi.ie
ni«i *uf! cu nt energy to the dig«‘#tive
Ik»«ton, St. Iaiuis and two or thr«»«»
organs.
It ha. heen »•• ertaiii«*! that in Rueaia
A’3 per 1.000 girl« marry before reach
ing the age of twenty.
ifMO’GREAT deal of
nomen« hai been
written and be
lieve«!, «bout
blood purifier«.
Mrs Humphrey War«!» th«' English
novelist, has turned her energies to
wards writing a play.
A clever Parisian has invented a ma
•'hlire that c«n split n human hair
lengthwise into thirty sti strips.
Nine women obtained the doctor** de
gre.-» at the l'nt»<-r«ity of Berne, Hwit
»• : ’..»l. 'I ,• t ! , ,»t l « . . 1 ,«t. -Il
A dn«t excluder for »chicle hub* con-
»l*t* of a cap «-cured to the outer end
of the hub. being «-.««iljr rvnioxabb-
1
THE KIDNEYS
PURIFY the BLOOD
AND THEY ALONE.
If ducawd, however, they cannot,
and the blood continually become»
mor« impure.
Every drop of Hod
in the body ex, through the kidney»,
the «ewers oT the •>dem, every thr*«
minute«, night and day. wlule life
endures.
P
other large cities, tbe leading newsp«*
(»era, making their ownrenvassesi again
tins year, have found that the demand
for pAihr's celery «."«mipuuud anirjiwuwre
that of all other remedies together!
P aiii *»' s celery couapoUn I. taken dur-
ing tbe early spring days, has even
more than its usual remarkable effi
ciency in making pevrpl« Well.
It
milnw short Work of disease.
It rapid
lv dnv«*s out neuralgia, a|w{ Icssncss,
dyspepsia and rheumatism from the
system
It removes that lassitude, or
“tired feeling," which l<»t«»kens weak»
med nerves an»l poor blou«l.
Women working in close offices, sales-
w<»mrn lire»! out and nervous from long
iiours' standing on their fret and wait
mg «n i tn pa t lent, irritating customers;
overworked. w<irrt*>l and dmheartmed
men and women everywhere will l»e
ASl<vni«he»l to find how much happier
life l*e«'«ini«*«* when their n**r««*s have
b«?rii strengthen**»I and their blood purl»
!!«'*! by n)«'«ii* "f th:* great lenredy
\o other rem<*«!y has the hearty ap*
pruval of a like l«»iy of «»due lled n»«-n
and women and prnfi<»ion»| men, nor
has there ever been a t» m« dy that was
Kwrpt Away lu a I'I cmm I
.Mr E \ Smail«*jr relates lu a <
«'Ago new »psp«*r s ihrllllutf su>! very
prcullsr vxpsriAlics which he uu
went a few years »*, ; !u tr.x. > ug
the Northwest
1th three fri«-n !■
attempted to fun! a shuigb uf the Y a -
kiniA HI ver lu We»hiugt«>n, lu a b <
wagtin drawn by four t>urs«w Mr. Smsl-
ley .ay.
Tb* rlter »■« very high, and th*
broad .lough wa* running like ■ mlll-
r*ce. W » know that tbe fording plac*
waa narrow and tb* waler deep, but
we cxpectad nothing more *er; -u* than
to get ou- feet wet. Hut when we were
attoiH half way a<-rva*. tbe lead bora.-*
wrhxmr«| m so many intelligent, pru-
«lent h«»m»-s where ( mi ins is taken to get
only the first in so vital a matter
In
•u<h fauiii.es all over ths country
Paine s osivry compound is ths first,
last and only remedy u*rd
Prof Pbrl(M had stu<iir«| the nerve»
in feral th ar I
•! •«»«•r. when well
nourished and when under-nourished,
in men and women and children years
tw fore be looked (or the re tn ed y. Paine's
elrry compoun*! is the outcome of his
entire prufc«-*l«u*Al life.
Il is the one
remedy that the world Could not lose
today at any price.
Paine's cwlery compound induces the
body to take on solid flesh.
Physicians rertigniae Paine's celery
compound as the one scientific spring
remedy, anil it is universally prescribed
by t «in win <’V»-r there tg great need
of a vigorous and prompt restoring of
health an*! strength to the worn uut
system.
Paine's celery compound it the beet
•(»ring reiwdy becanse it is more than
n ”
• *p 'ii rf ntiody.
It brings al out
i |.v.ihl>r spp*wlltr. c««mpleta digestion,
regular action of the bowels and the
8
’ other excretory organs whenever taken,
whether tn summer or in winter, but
as the greatest of spring remedi« • It has
ritr»ordinary op;*>rtunitles for indue*
mg the body to throw off morbid hu
mors that poison it ami cause rliruma
rouralgii», ii <rt iron* g an ! a
general low state of the b- allh as la
spring Die system is mure pliable and
chromo diaeaars so seourely l«*!g»*! in
the system that they are with difficulty
ousted, tws'ome more tractable.
Thu ¡»ends of men and women have
found from personal experience that
Paine's celery cum|s*und makes jxxqde
well, an«! krejw all from sickness wbo
take it in the spring.
Many a father and mother have no
tice»! the unmistakable Improvement in
the health of their children from tak
ing Paine's celery ccmi|<iun<l in the
spring
It is thr one scientifically ac
curate remr«1y fitted by its «*uin|M»eilitin
to thoroughly purify the blood and dis
pel that exhausted feeling and get nd
of skin T ’»see, h>'ad.v<*lie and fits of »le-
preesion with which children with
weak, nrrvotis systems, as well a« gn»wn
people, ars afflicted.
BEST IN THE WORLD
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tr"ea and becaoi* unmanageable. • nd
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n? uat'iif I'flbrihaiiy |>h)»-
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Í then tbe wagon wa» «wept off til*
ml hai,4 Machina» <>< «II
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t*
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cash,
or
on
lti«iaitn«rtchi
An elwctrie relier for nmnqn pur-
Writ*
f-»r
» •••
I- »1 il la. which »aiiwh twfure pr-iiirret-
» • nd Into «h-ep Water.
si « at I Aerin i band Ust Ln k Ahi sra
¡..( w - a i* mnipi
of plated cvp¡a>r and
fat«
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•
ntlr
r
ffortr»
plcmMUtl
r
ffOft*
Ou* of my friend» «warn Ashore, • n.l
a STKI>
r
d ¡< ’•»I
Thrre la cum fart in
«ino »nd (vnerate* it« own alwtricitr.
FMKI» T UK It Illi I < tí I K < <> .
two othem limbed out of tbe tell of the kiuiwh'd-re, that so tunny form’i of
roilLAXO. OS
trOBAAt WtftH.
the ««¡on and u.imaged to keep tbelr
t «1 ax' I«» 1»
a •
¡«I
WINK AV
IN (HI I
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footing until they Were r--»< u<-ct
I at
MO. mottoy b< tuo-
allo* i«»
tempted to get out In th* «.line way. t . :» uf the a^Ntrlii, which tho plva*<itit
Ths owl 1« said to L m * the ulssst of bin!*
i» n» b
ani
i
but In fer* I ec'uid I ■ «ot ,o wag m wa« f irmly Itt'LaUvr. «s^rupuf I itf*.
•»heat litar» on
putt the kidneys tn perfect health, and
hr. «use lie keep* both eyes and eur* wide
ly r«-UH»vei. 'That i*» why it ia th* only
»
«-1S.I»
>n
a
«mail
awept
Into
very
d**p
water,
overturned,
nature dart the rest.
<»(ien, ••'« nothing and keeps tip a gi«o<l
Ur l’a fu»
r> i »«-ily w itfe tnilhoiiaof families, ami is
The heavy, dragged out feeling, the
aud wagon, borkea and I wer* aooa .
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XS ?
.-«'«»•-
tn«--! *0 i> - - 1 H by all 1 »rai ' * * ar" - ar«
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•
g
-
H««a; 4 «>t
bilious attacks* nrada^hes, nervous
V. . • •. .
■ y. • ■ I i .• • «
i
H H 1‘fi-nvtT l.a’.,
floundering In tbe current.
of a man, he is wisest wbo says nothing
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unrest, fukle appetite. «U caused by
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gil
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a
llard
I
could
not
»wlni.
«nl
gnv*
up
all
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j
’
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hut keep* his rye* and ears open f*»r the
poisoned
potaiowd bt.d,
blood, w-ill
will disappear
Ju-ípp»
when
of 11 a4« Hr ».
«»- *• .
rtàat t.
hope of my life. I went under water. on* remedy which prumotes Internal Ap«
best remedy, wbo th Inka and know* it may
*»!.« sud reatli», aar».
the kidney, properly prrt.mi their
with«iut dcbilliatintf the
r»-u«t in • r pp'K tf and who tinds by trial
• nd there had a vety clear experience c.‘. i'ilii.1 •
function*.
that >t Jacobs oh is the best known rem
organ* on which It n«'fa. It U therefor*
doubt'*^i,ut
of what p«j ehol'-k!*ta "«11 t •• double nil iin|* rtant, in order to get its l*nr-
iht*.
Three it no_____
e«ly for it* treatment and permanent cure.
EVERY HEN
8 loinneea. Il •• r. .■ 1 '<
I w
■t »
• '
F•<»»>«« an»*
Thousand* have ao tntifird. The
It j*enetr.tt«-s to the r at of the rxrrutUatlug
h- ial rffecra, to uut* when you pur*
!»•«••*«•<• *- atari-
pain, auothea and cures it, and prevent»
theory it right, thr Cure
right and
t« ■ 1 .• :~s -w
<i ;■
.i n s
clittM«. that you have the genuine art»-
•A et»S«. •>■« M *•«•*•
* hat iHimetHne» happens (be use of the
• a «
*• »< »• F*«SI-
health follow-« ai a natural «rauriwr.
Intelligent enough to «trugg!e among rle. which in inanuf«u'turru by th* Cali«
* ale « t . a • • . •«
•••
•urgv«>n'» knife to grt rnl uf tbe torment
He «elf convinced through per
*IM»|«M eae «»•••a'P aaw
•• ,•»
the bone«, aud tbe other a con»<-!ou» fornla Fig s-. rup (*<> only and sold t>y
Thr owl thinks and then acts quit kly, and
V-l f tkw «••» •<«* vafee»
sonal
proof.
a
l
reputable
drugtfUta
r
dwe«
tk«
»•••»••I
••«OiW«
th«* *■ lain a sufferer should act promptly to
n. «a that waa entirely aerene and hap
» < »
• ca:«k*4B*
If in tin* < njaivinviit <»f grx)d health,
arrest the pe<>tfr**s of lbw «iiware ami to re
» -M
la*assi , '
a|
¡»
py, looking wltb admiration at th* am! th* ayatrm la regular, laxativra or
st-re thr nrrve by the us« of bt. Jacoba
F*<*>M*»* l*axnS*Vs< c< i__ ff*<aJ<Maia^jOoi
bciutiful
water
overhead,
and
wonder
other remedies are th« n not n*«led. If
Oil to it» natural cuitditiun.
ing If th* body would come aahor* uffhrted with any actual diaerwir, one
o
■oitiewhere down ti • «tream «nd b* re tuny be ci’ininciult J V> the must skillful
The lady manager of a California in-
phyaii tana, but if in nerd of a laxative,
covered.
•urance company i* nredltwd with the
one tali' uLI bare the lieat, and with th*
large.t «alary ¡>aid to any woman—
Tbla part of me felt quite delighted
well informed everywhere. Syrup of
at being releaaed from partuerablp with b
110,000 a year.
. htumU highest Ail ! la tiv*sl largrly
the other fellow
How king tbl« la.ted
<b d and give« rnuat general aatufsctioa
T« a blood di«ra«r «nd only • blood rem*
[IÍAMV,
y
dy can cure it. So many people make I do not know. I did not have any of
that
vivid
rec-ollei-tlou
of
all
th*
event»
Ho»ts of Inrslld» !uu>‘ 1« u»‘<!rstruction »Imply the mistake of taking temedie» wbi< h
of life which men n-aiorod from drown
I* sum thsy will exerelM no 4iM*retit>n In thr •t best are only tonic» and cannot poast
i
• • ' • * • • » Irinh g snd ths sroMa
ing uaually tell al<out The higher < -a-
of »icltins < «G»r». and, abo*« ail. In ihc Item bly rawch their trouble
Mr. A.a Smith,
Tu any per««'!» Interested in human»
wlouaiic-«» only f. It t it It w«« an In
of cnrdhaitou. Tasy persl»t In do»ing thru»*
ti »tfrr* or who luvra animal», ws
»»Irra In s«-s*<>n and out of »»-awn with <!rs»u<r Grr«nca«tle. Indiana, «ay»: “For year« depeudeiit eplrltual vxlatence. now for
>'.ii
rend free ui».n au(di<ath>n, a
8
anti Ti -ir t ras.'.t I r«, «<p!air» and mineral I have «uttered with Sciatic Rlitum«
r pv of th» X 1.1.» AN' r 'thsorgau
the fir«t rime releaas-d from dwelling lu
j •»»• • J he
ths »aL-wt, IhS olra»*tiiv»|
118 w a
« 4aallU8OafA Utie’irpaMSal, ariuaJly
of
ini»
>-x irty
In addition 1« its in*
• uiwtiiutr t>r • - I. hurtful nu-rwsssdls» 1» H.»s lum. whi<b thebeat pby«ieian> were un a phyalc-al body.
iwo •« «■» 4 ant <«t
bra
Fra®
tsttsr*» -*«t. marl, hiuara, p»>tent foe malarial,
I' t ■* ly inter« o'ing readtntf, it con* Ottiisailng
from
Animal
<>U» «* • T V M ■ «« ■ ' ( I « B.
able
to
relieve
I
took
many
patent
Rut now tbe body. In It» deeperate
•
tain* a h't of th* kaluabie and un
F*»K
Mil
Al
iiMF'.iiN
ANI»
•
_____
u* isl | r* imutn« given by th» jxjwr
medicine but they did not Mem to atruggle*. elute bed the ear of one of
W ASM I ’•«»YOW MtL(IHNT*5n
Addre**
and i**.»ra fruaralir
The bora* g t It* bead
lllinoi* (¡<end« at leant
000,000 a te»«h my trouble. I gradually grrw the bora«**
Ill F. NATION U HI M WE Al LIANCE
• srwwwwwarwxrwweww * * * * * «» * * w * v *|
above
water,
and
tbe
man'*
head
came
worse until I wa» un
year in pun.hing eliminala.
It »pend*
«IIM -ill (*nit«Hti harlti»» kulldintf, N»o York.
» Vaa • ‘ C HI • L, a O • • • * TMTHIHQ."
. • .. 1 ,
able to take my food up with It. The man wa* re<. ue-l by a
» anely anything for their refonu.
B im «4 f> 6.
c t. ,4 it »
a. -
•».fa 4
>
.
..«teg
—
.
a
■ a
or handle tny«elf in txMlt. and with extreme regret my blgb
SURE
CURE
ro»
PILES
a ' - »* -
i.
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.<»
.
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a*e<
a*
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ag
n^e
ftfiM
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w
*
m
ha
inmr m«»i»i < m < n i > r< kk root)
vr
<-on«'*lou*ui-«*
wa*
forced
tu
reenter
?
haiOU
tt
k8tfo*
WM
Í
8H
.
any way; I wa« »!>«o-
•i*********************** * «S
on nu • an so • P ili R isioy *«•»• **
- • • •
•>.»•*• «p». ••
.«.«•••« n « m F>x«a
Ils old dwelling place
•*
«8
<»«
*
*a*
KM
N1»«A
«À
•.
fklU.,
ff*
lutely
helples«
Three
I» I I* Tt UK and ff 11 Ka cnfe-1 i pay untU
All Faster* S»ru*, •ri-e-alled, uaually
light Cu.urvd and uf f »<«y
. !» m*4«
Il
'•'I •»*«!!
(>M M a wap. », i, tf
bottle« of S.S.S. re
N r X. V. N« k euS —XFN.U. Na Î70 Ft ariarta. u. l » Markst Ml . *au Fraasis**
*b< , I h..4 of Xrmor Aaal».
ÍI
lugar « an» and I» »trietly pur» li i» for « m ».«
lieved me «o that I
Only a few yoara ago a procraa wns
—
■ »
»
y. Ma
wa« toon aide to move <1!,<-ov«r»<1 by m<-»!i* of which th* *-
lured by IL« I «■ iih Lx •->
« O XÌÌ grii-
uitt» *’ m
• ha«» ths manulac*
mv right arm, before mor plate* of war ahlp* could Iw ao
tur»« » nan»« i;ll <raj>L»J ou a»»ry au
long I could w.lh bardciird on tbe fa<-* that the lx-*t pro
HOW'S TUI* ?
aero«« th* room, and jectile* were «battered on atrlklng
when I had finf«he-l on* doren bottle» them. Tbl* wa* regard"! aa a de dalv*
Ws offer On* Hunitrrd txC.lsr» Osar«! for wa« cured «•mpletely an<l »m a> well aa victory for armor over guna lCe.-etitly,
snv t *s of < starr h that cannot Is curs i
bowerer. the talilea bat* tieen turned
• ver. I now weigh lyo.*’
lian • < atarrh » urs
F J Î. HÎLNKY A ( <» . Fropa . T »le»î«.. O
ofi.-e more
Tba firat step, »ccurdlng
it » Ih» urxlcrtigne«!, have htiuw n F J ( henvy
to tb* ficlrutlfic American, waa tba
tur Ih» ia«t lâ y»**«, and I wì I wy » him perfectly
iun« ral4e in all buainr» tranaa< Uona an>l fin-
placing of a cap of aoft ateel on tha
ai-. a ìally alr tu carry out any vbl If alluna made
SSS care» Scrofula, Cancer, Ecrema, point of the projectile. Th!* enabled
fay tkaU firm
« rwT A Tar a 1
and auv I rm •>( blood trouble«. It you tbe abot to ¡wuetrate the armor plat*
1
Whoieaals Prufglsta, Tt-.rUo.d
have a blood dl»e»M, take a blood me di by preventing tlie breaking of tb*
WatlHMt. ktWBAM A Muni»,
em*
—
S.S.S.
<x«»u»*a/rrd/arr.'r
icgr/j
H bole«*;» l>rugfl8«B, Tul«*do, O.
point. Then Increaaed velocity waa
Hall*» Catarrh cura t» taken Internally, act table} i. exclusively (or the Mood and
git co to the abot by tbe u»e of Improved
ing directly uj»«»ri the tdœwt and tuuruur »or* 1« recommended torn thing else
I,
fat«-« of the nilua Frica" r (»er tM>1!¡». Auld force« out tbe poial^T"all«« permanent powder. Tb* reault waa that a .1« Inch
fay al) In ugg!«!» Tret itnunial» fra»
• did allot w.i* amt through tea ln< !>•■«
Hall'» Family Fili» ar« the bree
ly.
W • will
of face hardened *teel, twelve inche* of
»end to «»yon*
Piso's Cure fu Cunsuniptlon I« the only our v• 1 u «b 1 •
oak backing
and
tbrea additional
For the last 20 years we have kept Piso’s Cure for Con
xiutfh modici»* used in my bou»» I> C.
book«. Addre.«
plate«. r»ch aeven aliteentha of an
Albright, Mi&tnburtf, Pa , lise. Il, (nMô.
sumption
in stock, and would sooner think a groceryman could
Swift Specific
Inch thick, after which the «hot prac
Co., Atlanta,
get
along
without sugar in his store than we could without
tically unltnpalrct, burled Itaelf eight
It is a sure seller.—RAVEN & CO., Druggists,
fret In a bank of aaod
Th* exp*r|- Piso’s Cure.
menta were made In tbl* country, and Ceresco, Michigan, September 2, 18?6.
both the to*«t armor and the beat »hot*
ar* of American Invention
WHEAT
Rheumatism
Plea**« k*«l«*4.
A London letter. publlainNl by tbe
('hl-:igu Tribune, aaya that the »elec-
lion of l.yutan Gage a* neat He rotary
of tbe Trvaatiry 1» well received t>y tbe
fituin. Sera of tlMtt city. Thia 1« not our-
prtaiog tn tbe leaat, for undoubtedly
Mr. McK nley wa« fully adviacd <>n tbl«
point l>etorr be decided on making the
api-ointmeut.
Ix<nd >u finauelvra and
their agent« In Sew York have dictated
every act of fluamTal Importance In
thia country for a luug time. They
have had almost complete control of
every department of our Government
and du ■ «ted the nomination» of tbe
two old part lee for yean, latudon flnan
det» have l>een perfectly aatlafied with
every act alnce the oue brief period of
lnd-!>endent. |>atrlotlc action which
«<--.( G. u Garfield bl« life.
M, *t aovure Uy the appointment of
Lyman Gage la aatlefactory to Ix>n-
don financlcra. If It «•• not agreeable
to them. It would not tn* made
Tbe
man who will not shrink from the ux.at
Infamous crime to cru«b out the true
•pirn of American Indepeod. u-e prove«
Inmaelf Jitat tbe man. according to tbe
lamdon tluauder. for the most reepou-
■ Itilc position lu connection with the
American finance«.
Tbe ability dis
played by Lyman Gage In the Ute
affair which drove W. A Hammond to
•ul< .de and wrecked the only thorough
ly aubolaiitial bauk In tbe city of Chi
cago was doubtless the act which
placed him In »uch royal favor and
... mod for b'm tbla position lu Mc-
Kinley's Cabinet.
London financiers are happy, for th*
American people are willing to remalo
good, obedient slaves for at least four
years more. McKinley ba« demon
strated hla I ’) ally to those British gold-
bug« by lo'iiultlng their every Interest
In every »election for a Cabinet poal-
tl.n Certainly It suits England.—Chi
cago Kspresa
Sent Free!
FRAZER
A Real Blood Remedy.
Schilling s Best is simply
good honest tea, well grad
ed, fresh - roasted, packed
air-tight.
If you don't like it. your
grocer returns your money
in full.
There is no other such
dealing in tea.
tf XE X** « | I tf
Tbe [Vetrolt railway employes have
adopted a rub* that In future pr< no
tions must t>e made on the basis of age
In the serrlcs.
Expelled memtn-rs of the Cleveland
Bricklayers' t'nlon are endeavoring to
form a rival uumn. They will work ten
hours for 13. Tbe unlou scale Is 40 ceuts
an hour.
Tbe majority of the hotel* and res
tauranta of Minneapolis employ union
help. There are reported, on the other
hand, to be three restaurants w hlch are
backing the ''mutual aids." Proprie
tors declare they prefer the union help.
It la the Intention of the Rochester
Central Union to aa.-rrtaln tbe names
of all retail ami wholesale dealers who
d<> not handle Rochester made goods,
and a systematic attempt will lie made
to compel them to do ao.
Nashville unionists • ant tbe (lover-
nor to pardon 1». H Monroe, who Is
serving a sentence In the penitentiary
for participating In the Coal Creek riots
of 1803. Ills sentence la «even years -
two for unlawful assembly aud five
for manslaughter.
HEALTH IN MARCH, APRIL, MAY I
«»
fOA fftom THAT AAf HCX •»
**•* Wa“.*
Ä
I
*• H-bOLMCURE
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Few
TOrTLSiÄ L“1 V.H
WIT* *. 1 b,
> ni g \j m n
sss
Leading dealers
everywhere sell
e
ÌJ
Cheapest Power..
A Srlrn• iflc VIain«.
Ona of tb» populär attrnctlono at tha
Mutileb Cougrosa of Experimental
l'aycbolngy la«t auinnier was a dark
rvom tu wbleh retnarkable exp.-rimenta
tha !«»«• -f ha»», lar-*» »*4 .-----
wltb X ray« wer» performed. A ebetn-
Xf *i»l*<ag •*"*• ••!•••« i»a)
ÍI» Th« «art«« «• fail «f si *a*.
leslly prvpared «<reen wa« placed in
B»r*;i8M««*»dia ftAAlltllVl
front of Ihr «pectatur» and tbe wreeo
kM»is»H thabwt 4« b M a- *|A
MfSaMItla«* S«*d Asa .a. im.
belog r*ud*rrd fluore«. ent by tb* ray«.
O. M. MRRV A CO.
IS GIARAXTEKD ORDER
FOR SALE CHEAP
wbleh prxx-weded fmm tMdilnd, ■ boy
DalroN, foie*
wa« rauaed In paa* «lowly betweeo tb»
t-i H. P Rrrenie», Ga» or Gasoline.
acreen aud th» »ourv* of tb* ray*
Aa
1-1 H !’ Hercule», Ga» or Gasoline.
he pa««ed, bla hone*, aa well a* bla
natif »• îhc woxio
I-J H P. Rrgaa, Ga» or Gasoline,
heart, lung» and olher Internal organs.
’* “C C.“ Rsior wer* vlalble In ihadnwy outline* Prüf.
l-j H P. Oriental, Ga« or Gaaoliae.
II I atfr« « • ’•a t«« I’rter « Ml
1*4 H. P Otto. Ga» or Gasoline.
J. Mark llaidw'.u. of Princeton. d«wcrib-
r’aev fo* a*vrhanr»4 If »<»< AAflefsrt.»r»
Ar nd for UAtiArAl vtflAlotfutf or
<»(
1-4 H. P. Pacific, Ga* or Gesoliae.
tng tb!* eiperiment In tbe Populär Bel-
8porting Good» er Barber Sappliaa. eure m nthly. •■»• that tb* morw-
i-fi H. P Hercules, Ga« or Gasoline,
tnents. lu regulär rbythm. of tba orgauo
i lo H P. Hercule», Ga» or Gasoline.
WILL a FINCK CO.,
referred to wer» platoly »«-en.
• to Warhol St.
Fraarlaro. Col
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•
world of good.*’ drela red Kloomlsy.
“Why. you don’t rider
"No. but fvs br*n kn<> ksd a total of
at leaat 1.UC0 feet and have run tnllre !n
my eff -rta to dodge ecurcbsre."- Detroit
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