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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-23
Washington Newspapers Destroy.
ed by Fire.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Fire broke
out this evening in the Post building,
at the corner of Tenth aud d streets,
and the editorial, composing and press
rooms of the Washington Post, the
National Republican, the Critic, and
the Sunday Gazette were completely
gutted. Besides these offices the build
ing was tenanted by the United States
Electric Light Company, District Gas
Inspector, Lees restaurant, Shorter's
barber shop, and Nealp's lithographing
establishment, all of which were burn
ed out. The building was owned by
Stilson Hutchins, and was valued at
$4,000. The loss of the building is
said to be coyered by insurance. The
press used by the Post and Republican,
valued at $40, 900; the Critic press, val
ued at SJ5, 900, and press owned by
ex-Secretary Chandler valued at $40,
600 were destroyed. The plates of Still.
son Hutchins' new book entitled "1he
National Capitol - Washington, Past
and Present." with 5000 copies of the
book, were burned. The total loss will
reach $l50,0G0. The fire is believed to
have broken out in the engine room OF
the Electric Light Company. Through
the courtesy of the proprietors of the
Star, the Post and Republican will be
issued from the Star office tomorrow.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-23

WANTED Several good canyasers to sell
an article which every Taxpayer needs, and
presented and explained. No humbug,, but ab
artiele OF practical value. Those who mean
business may call in person on the undersigned
Others need not apply.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-23
A Oueen'a Opinion.

I'm. Queen writes from Johnston, w.
Va, that he has been sorely afflicted for
several years, but he was urged to try Pc
RuNA, which he did, and he now feels
that he is about over his trouble, and con-
siders Il the greatest medicine in the
world. He says he has TO go or send a
distance of fifteen miles to obtain PERU
MA, but it will repay him for this.
Ellwood Shallcross, former editor OF
the Saturday Journal, Wheeling, w. Va,
says: Gentlemen: Some time ago l
was afflicted with a pain in my back in the
region of the kidneys, and suffered con-
siderably. Having read your advertise
ment, went to Logan & CO., of this city,
and purchased bottle of PERuNA, which
took, and it resulted in the complete re-
moval of the pain. think ! can safely
recommend Il as superior panacea for
palms."
Mr.Aaron Shreffier, Alma, Marion coun-
ty, ILL.,, writes: "DR. S. B. HARTMAN &
Co, Columbus, O. Dear Sirs: Myself and
wife have taken three bottles of your med
icines and received much benefit by the
use Of them. My wife was troubled with
neuralgia, headache and weak stomach.
HCtuuINS iiot tiOtoiSu tSt ASi t'iS
last two weeks, and her stomach is much
better. She took only PERUNA. used
both medicines, and my general health is
so much improved that I feel like new
man. sMy stomach is very much better,
and the MANALIN keeps my bowels all
right. We intend to keep taking the med
icines until we are permanently cured"
Evans r. Jones, Prospect, Marion Co.,
O., says: After having taken medicine
from different physicians of this place
without any relief, was induced to try
your PERuNA, which purchased Of Cook
Bros, druggists, of this place, and after
using some six bottles of the same, feel
very much benefited. Am sure it will
finally work an entire cure"
Il. J. Ewing, Cattletsburg, Kyr writes:
"In the early part of last winter con-
tracted severe cold, attended with bad
cough; then, being exposed during late
flood, added to my disability. ! have
taken your PRRUNA with good results.
NY cough has entirely left, soreness is
gone, and am increasing in flesh.
Thomas Bradford, 3I4 Western Ave
nue., Allegheny City, Pa, writes: 81 have
had liver complaint for three years; ]
thought would have to quit work; have
taken two bottles of your PERUNA, and
am we'll"
S. Wolf & Son, Wilmot, Ohio, write
"We handle your goods, and they give
good satisfaction"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-23
LAKE MAHoPAc, NJ. v.

LAKE MAt4oPAC, M. ".
MY DAUGHTER WAS VERY
BAD OFF ON ACC CHNT
OF A COLD AND PAIN
ON ! HER LUNGS. DR..
THOMAS ELECTRIC
OIL CUR Ed HER IN ~
HOURS. ONE or THE
BOYS WAS CUR Ed or A
SORE THROAT. THE MED
iCiNE HAS WORKED WON
DERS IN OUR FAMILY .
ALvAH PiNCKNEY.
"ITS SPEcIALTlES." /.
DR.. THOMAS ELEC-
TRIO OIL FOR COUGHS,
COLDS, GROUP, DIPH.
THERIA, SORE THR OAT,
CATARRH, AND BRONCH-
IAL TROUBLES GIVES IM.
MEDIATE RELIEF.
The MOST VIOLENT At
TACK toE NEuR al 0lA
WILL REcEIvE eIM ME Die
ATE AND PERMANENT RE.
LEE IN FACT~ As. A
CURE FOR NEURAL Ola
IT HAS NEVER FAILED.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

TIE series OF sermons now being de
iivcred IN the BtLti3t church OF this
citv i.y the pastor, Rev Geo. III brown.
are very highly spoken of, and must
ie productive OF much good. The
large and appreciative audiences that
gather - hear the Reverend gentle
man must bc very encouraging not on
Nv % the pastor. bat to the society he
represents. The secret Of the gentle
mans success in gathering together
and h0ldin. for one steady year such
large congregations, has been the sub
iect Of much comment. And while
the reasons assigned, such IS pulpit
Oratorv, original manners Of putting
truths in different forms, peculiar
subjects, great powers Of Illustration.
helps TO draw the people. The Lord
says He that hOnoreth Nc. ! Will
honor" Rev Brown has, from his first
serinon, preached the gospel Of the
Lord, Jesus Christ, in n plain faithful,
fearless manner; his voice has been
raised in an earnest Christian rcmon-
STRANGE against the terrible evils oil our
day. and while some here feared that
his plain preaching would no, take.
His popularity ~ a Christian minister
and citizen prove That people honor a
man that darcs to speak the truth ~ he
understands it. even if thew do not
agree with him. Nav the time be far
distant when Red Cloud has to lose
Rcy Brown. A. LISTENER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Another Gffe Saved.

Chamberlin's sole cholera. and di-
arrhoca dcme!y cured me of chronic
Giarrhra after years of standing, when
it seemed ! could live no longer. ! was
growing so weak. had tried severa
doctors in this state and several IN
1iwn, but they could do nothing for me
/ vas finally induced to try a bottle OF
rOur medicine. After useing three
bottles of it | was entirely cured.
cannot say enough to its praise. ]
wish every family knew its worth as !
do. and l am sure they would never be
wi no 1t it. Mrs. r. G~LEAroE,
Salem, Dent county, No.
Sold by druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
THE GREATEST
Harvest Picnic.
has OPENED At
WAYS
Hardware Store.
Where the entire stock of Hardware.
~,ovcs and tinwarc will be closed
out at greatly reduced prices.
FOR CASH

Times are clD-e and money We must
have, and until further notice quote
tae following p.I"'s.
No us. Bouquet Range and Reservoir
$500, former process Op.
No lu-. Boupue; Square Range and
ks-e-yoIr, -, former price $32.
No = Wonder. i-hole stove [lI former
price so.
W Is. Wondrr.'I3 inch oven 5000
former price SO 90
y" IvAnnoc 8 hole, RANG 5000 i1r-
mer price so ~
These are : oyc~ we w~ar.antto bc the
best that J. III the mara,:. aud 10 give
entire satisfaction in every rcS;cct.
with 81 pieces 0t furniture. ali good
rare and oi u " make.
First quality four lined Hay Fork, Joe
former price. IJc:
F!r>t quality / tn-i Manure Fork, zoe
former Vricc ,jc.
Good 10 inch Agricultural Wrench ioc
former price Goc.
Good II inch Agricultural Wrench iJc
former price -.
shot. - former price Zoe.
The best Washing Machines < former
price 5000
Good powder zoe former price soc.
Your pick ii four King Wriuger. 3
Good heavy door lock and white knob
SOC former price iOc.
Large GLASS Oh! cans iJc former price
CJc-
Good heavy X Wash Boilers. 500
former pr;cs $2jD.
And all other things in proportion.
Wi. give you more prices III the
next issue.
Please give - a call.
" We must sell a large amount Of
goods in a short time to pay our bills.
remember these prices are for CASH
only. Remember all Ne have we
manufacture ourselves, and warrant
every article.
All parties knowing themselves in
dcetcd Ia us will call and settle 10y
| cash or note. Your, respectfully.
PALMER WAY.
e.3"Do not forget that We viii give
vou Il Windmill and pump for less
money and better job than any one
else III the valley. We sell the Star
and Holiday miIls,-the two bes, in
The market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
PreparinR for the Cholera.

Chamberlain & Co, of Dcs Mo;nes,
Iowa, have received five car loads %.
bottles 50 AZ to he prepared to supply
Chamhcrlin's collie, cholera and diar
rhUa remedy. in case bowel complaint
or cholera are epidemic this hfmmfer.
Their preparation is a suc1fss and a
great flvoritc for bows complaints
throughout the north ':est. Sold Ivy
all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Screen Doors

We are not dead, nor driven out Of
the city. but we have lots OF screen
doors for sale ut cost. Don't forget it
and come and see our stock. Doors
almost Mt your " prices.
NEBRASKA LUMBER Co.
For Sale.
One second hand Mccormick Iron
Mower. one Sulky Hay Rake, one
Farm Wagon, cheap. Inquire at } J.
Miller's harness shop. Stiff
Now is the time to get your bargains
ON the 5 and Toe counters in hose, col
lars. buttons, handkerchiefs, napkins
and towels ut FOrrester's.
ITCH and scratches Of every kind
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This
~ever fails. Sold by 4 r Sherer, drug
siss Red Cloud. as,ly
-R Little Ratchet" and mick
SS2ur. best in the market al
NJ S Ba1'a'd 80, Wanted.
i, .,;ches,tts,srket price in cash
paid for wool by NJ TLAir
Wanted
WE have a good assortment D. me
briggles and spring wagons In sleAN.
We think We Can please You.
SrANoGLE 4 SoN.
PROCLAMATION to the people of Red
Cloud and vicinity. All persons pur-
chasing goods OF Wright & Wallace
will save money.
New goods daily at Forrester's cheap
furniture store. Don't fail to examine
before purchasing.
FoR cheap glassware and tinware go
to,Forrester's 5 and lOc counters, Mo
doors south of McFarland's.
BALBRIaAN hose for ladies in endless
quantities at Mrs N~ewhouse's. All
VIOLIN, banjo and guitar strings at
Wright 4 Wallace's.
LARGE lineof gloves at Mrs New.
houses. Cal. add see them. AL
TREMENDOUS stock Of lawns at Mrs
Newhouse's. Don't fail to see them.
CAuaHr in the act. A man passing
hastily down Webster >astssass
AftfaEtod The attention OF everybody
hut his haste was soon explained, Is
he was on his way 10 purchase bar
gains at Wright & Wallace's.
HAIMoNICAs and all small musica
goods IT Wright * Wa!laces.
MONEY! Money, Money. Call or
" Z Uvernlan tor your farm loans.
have two J l Case Agita:ors ard
one Massi'lion thresher which | wish
To close ont to avoid storage. Bottom
prices and the best of terms.
A. \. PORE.
W DlcKERsoN has butter tubs fo'
sale cheap. 2w2
A FULL line of John B Alden's pub
EcasiOns just received at Cuttings.
Straw hats a, less than cost At tn,
Golden Eagle.
XYLENEPIIoNEs are becoming e,
ceedingly popular as musical instru
ments. For ocular demonstration
call at the Fourth Avenue musical ba
zar.
NYLENrPHoNEs. For further partic
ulars call at the bazsr of music, Ga,
ber's new jcwclry store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
LOCAL PUFFS.

Some Of the choicest works of our
best writer's for only = cents at Cot
ting's drug and book store.
Don't forget that Getting has the
beat and cheapest toilet soaps in the
city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Don't


bay vour machine oils Ill ycu 70 10
Co,tln:'s. Prices greatly reduced.
Rooms 20 rent over Maryat,s jewel
~ store. Apply 20 i II Haley. 3,f
All persons knowing themselves in
deb.cd to the firm of HoIs1a L Foe
Cowies. Ncb, will please call and settle
the same. ~
FoR SALE-h COOL house and lot in
south-wes. part Of town. Inquire Of
u. :. Marsh. IF
Inves: &c in the grand perfume
prize drawing. and win a prize fit -
adorn the. finest bDuioir. For par;ic-
ulars call at Ferguson & ca.
Finest line OF domestic imoprtcIci
sars in the city at Ferguson Il Cos.
WANTED II good girl TO 10 general
houscwork in a small family. Inquire
ut this Office.
". L. OverrIan ncgotiates farm
loans AZ 4 low rate OF interest. EFF
&. " iencr j, bound 10 have. II posi-
bic a new stock for hi- ueS store there
fore has cat ;he lie ont Of clothing.
10000 to Loan.
The Nebraska and Kansas Farm
Loan company haze plenty @: money
10 loan on real estate.
ALI good delivered. prices as low A.
the lowest 1T " ; Ballard :.
DIAMOND baking powder, only 25cts
per pound al Bailards up town brick
store.
LADIES viii please mol read the 70
lowing article:
.ilIrloads IieVl
&! EIMaf puH seVolrM ouI 5ulnud
81 oslE S.'orUrM 31TSHM " ~!
Hgo 81 su!USI@q 20 JIns ~ "r0 moA ::
pr9I az umop sp!-dn Isdnd 81! uIn! o.
i!lsO!IHo V5uouo 55u!A5 Iou HIN s9ipGl
'V' mouH On " :udmol!u95 Oh
DvR!SG the month Of May every
thing in the line of silverwarc We will
sell at 81 per cent. discount.
WRIGHT & WALLACE.
VIOLIN trimmings at Wright & Wal
laec's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28

There will lie scrvicesSi n the German
Luthern church Sunday. 1T 10 o'clock
a M. there will be IGerman preaching,
and the afternoon at 3 O'Clock English
services.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
Articles of Incorporation.

WE. TIE UNDERSIGNED. X SKrES.
"a Dwight Jones. II y uShgn. ! Frr>h.".
- p.!uics. DOLBY ihr-" presents. Igy~Uaa:tu toe
laws al IA" Stat" oi Nebraska, J~s"clatc aud IN
corporate ourselves together and form q body
COZ r"rit" and polite - follows
II. To maine uf this corporation shall be "a"
Red cloud MuIiu: Company.
2uu. iHc principal pl.o" ni .ransactinc il
business snail nc ~ Rel loud, Webster cuuaty,
N~hraNsa.
~. TIE ua'urr of The business 20 be trans
ac'"h ~ ~;giI t]uIul.aHy shall lee the huyiHZ uf Al
kinds ni gram ard 80, grinding and mllI.tr
turing 81 The same I"tn feed. hour. etc. and TN.
grinding oi IN Kinds Of grain on commission
Jnl for h.rc, AID ihc carrying on OF a general
milling business.
iih. Tie amount; of capital stock II said cor
porliiuH >Asll ls Forty lhua~Hud Dollars $40.
Dollars 50 g. 80 or I.-;o~r November -. is>I.
ani N" remainder ,%>Io.s'r ou call ~ board
IF directors.
-h ms corporation shall commence and 20
ir.o operation uu the Isl day uf August. i>I.
ani shall terminate on the l.; day oi August.
lan.
9Th Tie highest amount 81 so~
liability & wElrh sid coTpora'urn shall 4, any
ilrlr'NtAi,y' ifSe.i s-!sfeF5..cen thousand
IN The tfairs ~ sail corporation ,h1'I h,
conducted ~ "A hoard ut ave air,r'or,. Ia i.
chosen ~ IL. stockholders u The iT>t mretI' =
uf said stockholders hereafter 20 =" Eold. and,
! annually thereafter AZ IN annual meeting o'-a.t
Stockholders. and - hold their oiSg' U.:A ia-,r
successors az" rsc;.I and qualified.
IA The officers al SAID operation shall y 2
president. yicr-prr~.leuT >-rrr'lr! and trta~UG-
rr. - ~ cho>ch annually - TIA board rt G!rcc-
tors from am vIg their niyn numbers and whose
several duties shall i~rr"ait"r te prescribed 10y
n, Beard Il Directors,
9th The l-nlri cf directors shall have "a" GEN
rrll mIfl.s-tr4eut ana supervision H; tie -a4t4r>
uf said ypr'S,l'i ..~'Il have re rowe 70 adopt.
sl'e- AMI auuUi ty-laW- tor The government. cos.
Troll. and direction Ot >Ilu corporation and -
officers. and shall eNsrri>" ~rCh other l-pNrr
over tie affairs Il ~,'d corporal on - NAV sub
>er,c LIE best Interests - ~a,d corporation. aur.
e.. the >iUyAauidyy, tlcTCln.
EwErH- .foSFS.
BINGHAM.
l.EEI~EgE
JOSH.
state 81 Nebraska. Webster county - On
his +h AK ~ A. -. \ II. i>~I. before me. .
\orarv lTisiir. within aud for the aforesaid
! ,,,urE and >.atp. personally C'in- n >A-ru.
! pyi-Li Jones. II r bingham. ! tT>lIc. 4 u
! .Irg.>. u me personally S9oNui - p taa 4I-u;i
~ ,-.r>au, WHO executed JLr above H.>irau. ul
| ard .sy,yIv arSunw edged tn ,NeCgIUH 81 iA-
.,r,. 10 W their voluntary at agi n'r-t-
Wi.ns>S my hand ard >"taTiA ScA TIE date
~ AZ last as-lyr wTitrE-
! s. !. y 4NiIENs. H's3fE fdt-lc-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-13
Bnsti Briefs.

Weather cool and delightful, just
the "boss" kind for harvest.
The coy prairie chicken will be ripe
enough to pick next week.
Several OF our young men about
town have very pleasant and desira-
5le holdings" ut present, much bet
ter than town lots or an interest in
the new railroad.
Young man, now is fair time for
you to ask a fair question of the
''fairest OF the fair" and invite her to
attend the Fair, which affair fairly
promises the best fair that this fair
county has ever seen.
A victim OF an aching tooth says
that he don't like to raise that kind
OF sore-gum. This joke is tooth-in.
DR.. McClurg has returned and has
concluded to abide with us for
awhile longer.
Ed. Miller, our popular and enter
prising harness maker says the de-
mand for "string-leather" and sich,
is very good just now.
An agent OF the Dubuque & North
western R'y Co., was in town last
week buying, mot begging) the right
of way along the route. This be-
gins to look business like.
Some disreputable sneak thief one
night last week, entered granary
and took therefrom load OF oats
belonging to VIM. Chambers. II
such petty theiving continues our
citizens should tie their guns, load
up their dogs and prepare to give
tho unwelcome intruder a warm and
painful reception. MAX.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-13
From Dakota.
FLANDREAu, Aug. 10


EDITOR PLAIN DEALER
Since my previous letter We have
spent most OF our time i'm looking
over Moody county, and I can see
evidences everywhere Of great i'm
provement In the past year. Large
tracts OF land have been broken for
cultivation, and the tendency toward
continued growth and prosperity is
visible on every hand.
The wheat crop is generally good
and about the average yield will be
eighteen bushels per acre.
It has rained here more less for the
past week, but for all that, the wheat
and oat crops are nearly all harves-
ted and n week Of good weather will
find it nearly all securely in stack.
The flax crop is excellent, but very
little OF it il read y for the harvest.
1t is exciting to see the harvest
going on here. Most of the harvest
ing machines are eight feet cut and
are operated by four horses and one
man. aud drop the golden grain, like
the morning dew before the sun.
From your last paper I observe
s'the boys" have been fishing. For
piscatorial sports they ought to come
out here for few days.
Mr.. Seaman and his wife and my
self and wife went over4o the river
the other hight and caught fifty lbs.
OF fine fish in two hours, and it wasn't
much Of a day for fishing either.
During the time. Mrs. Seaman
caIght n turtle which weighed 25 lbs
and she proposed taking it home
aud putting in the swill- barrel. which
was done. The next day we had q
most delicious soup for dinner, but
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-13
About the World Owing Us a Liy.
ing.

When u man says the world Ow ~
him Il living. AMI hi. cannot SHOW on
his side OF the account what h. has
done for 1t, there is room TO douht
his statement. The fair u. csumn-
ton II that he claims too nj ch. even
II it cannot be shown his s.cco,Inf Is
balanced every day. Tho ..e are many
men and women who carry their
heads high iE air and II ok on labor
with disdain who arc; nevertheless
utterly useless In the economy Of the
world through which honest effort
establishes just clnims to what is
called q living. These idle creatures
have no claim to the fruits OF labor
earned by those who meet all re-
quirements. whose hands are hard
ened by toll, or whose active brains
accomplish tasks that in their exc
cution make the world better. It is
folly for any person to set up a. claiIn
on the world rs his debtor, except Us
nc can show what useful work be has
done to justify his demand for a liv-
ing. No matter how much wealth
he may hold, he is still under obi
gationssto work, for his wealth is but
the product OF labor, and II not earn
ell by him constitutes an obligation
to do something in return.-EH us-
bandman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-13
COUNTERFEITERs BEWARE
A Michigan Concern Enioined.
From the Rochester Morning Herald.l

From the Rochester Morning Herald.l
The following injunction has been
obtained by the Hop Bitters
Company, of Rochester, n. Y.
against Collatinus d. Warner OF
Reading, Michigan, prohibiting him
from manufacturing or selling "Gcr-
ma1a Hop Bitters."
The President OF the United States OF America
to COllatinus G. Warner, OF Reading Mich,
hts servants, wOrkmea, statesmen and agents.
and each and every OF them:
Justice OF our Circuit Court, the Hon. STANLEY
Matthews, and the Hon. Henry b. Brown, at
Detroit, WITHIN and for said District sitting as
Court or Chancery that you, C0llatinus d.
cine German Hop Bittrrss In FIR ausULENT I'M
rArtON OF the HOP BITTERs made and sold by
complainant: your said medicine being DEVISED
CALCULATED AND INTENDED TO MISLEAD the pub.
lie into purchasing such C0UNTERFEIT Gods ~
the manufacture OF the complainant.
We therefore, In consideration OF the premi-
HeS, do strictly ENJOIN you, the said CallatlnuS
.. Warner and all and every persons before
on any fluids contained In bottles SO as to in
ducc the BELIEF that such fluids are made by
complainant and further, from manufacturing,
selling or Onarfng for sale any bttters or other
fluids In the bottles and with the labels, and In
the general form in which you were manufac.
turing and selling the bittcrs called by yeu Ger
man Hop BtterS, on the filing Of the bill: or In
any other bottles, or with any other labels con-
rysd O. de ~, 20 or induce tns
are the goods OF the complainant, until the
further order OF the Court.
WITNESS,
The HONORABLE MORRISON r. WAITE.
chief Justice OF the United States.
At Detroit, this fifteenth day or July. AID. l86.
Il. ST. Walter =. Harsha. Clerk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-08-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF Independent Candidate for Rep.
resentatiye.

TeSeutNllve.
hereby announce myself an inde-
pendent candidate for Representa-
tive subject only to following con-
ditiOns:
First, that, as in the Democratic
county convention, will not allow
my claims to interfere with the claim
OF any Democratic soldier whom the
people may name. But such soldier
must declare against accepting 4
pass from any railroad company,
must be recognized and known OPP
ponent OF every species Of monopoly,
and an earnest advocate Of the rights
OF the many rs against the privileges
Ut the few. / believe that labor, the
producer OF wealth is entitled to
higher consideration than the thing
it has produced. Bad laws, enacted
by designing men, in their own in
terests, are justly chargeable with
the major part Of the suffering, and
prtvations that lnboring men and
their families are called upon to en-
dure All laws which tend to exempt
capital from taxation, help to make
labor its slave and are wrong. de-
mand the emancipation Of those who
labor from such seIvitude and believe
that among the inalienable rights Of
man are these.
His right to u footing and Il home
on the earth.
His right to labor.
His right to fruits OF his labor.
Men OF all parties, who believe in
these truths and principles are APP
pcaled to to support them ut the
ballot box. OLIVER III. WooD.
45tf Cresco, Iowa.