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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

TIE European war cloud hovers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

JUDGE RUCKER hasn't yet been shot
into fame.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-04-04

The treatment Of many thousapds, : Ct csses
silmens peSaliar e femalss: q The dnyali@Se'
has AFFORDED vast experience IN nicely adapt
in9 and thoroughly testing remedies for the
cure OF woman'S peculiar maladieA
q: o masrSstS g ssai 81 tSs great and
vaiusble experjence. THOUSANDS Of testimO-
mails, received from patients and from physi-
clans who have tested Il In the more aggra.
their skiii, prove Il to Be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure Of
suffering women. It i not recommended q
AZ . powerful, invigorating tonic,
It imparts strength to the whole system,
and TO the womb and it, appendages in
Psrtic%a. Sr SysfwC0r, sscher. mii;%eI
dressmakers oeamstreases, "shop- girls, house.
keepers nursing mothers. and feeble women
GENERALLY, DR.. pierce's F6vorite Prescription
the Ssss s: S, b ga esos S1sq soas
N q oOO16inG and STRENGTHENING
nervinea "!svof1te Prescription" = une-
qualed and = invaluable ~ allaying and sub
hausfion, prosfxation, hysteria, spasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease Of the womb: Il induces refresshi 9g
spondency.
DR.. Pferceso Eav0rite PRESCRIPTION
L. q legitimate medicine, carefully
:, Sc
composition and perfectly harmless In its
effects In any condition OF the system: For
morning Gckness, or nausea, from whafever
pepsi. sns Indssd . s; is Sss. II ANAL
SFsvoFitc rresserip1ion - 10 q posi-.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-04-04

nTNHT " REWARDED are those Vim 49,,
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not take them from their ho, n,a
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It 10 easy for any one to make IS and upv.,d. n
day who Il willing to work Either sex. young p :,
old. Capital not required we start Won. Tvssv,
thing new. No special ability reouirea. "a!
reader, can do 1t a. we'll any one, Write /" y.
at once for full particulars, which We mail ~. ~
Address sT1NsON CO.. Portland Maine. ma
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lllbe | ltnsdrn. timber ben iibite
itrense auloe er Here unsarfe SANDS
bpsr blet biemisste uf iultne rllue, Der
enbos bar brabt fIere I%erioner, blanot
benz en- 9ommer. Gan bsfanot fig paa
Sjempeien til @roismurben, buOr ban
bapbe bapt en- 5orretnins. unberueis
bleu Seitene for bans Slabe, ba ban
fjsrte sieunem en- Sfos, ansrebne af
Here nlpe, ps Seitene sap Sl9ben ct
iaa polbiomt Rpt, at ben ulptfelise
9ommer blep ilpnset uo Of ben. Smip'
'lertib piiteoe 8uiten poa Seitene uben
at befpmre fig ON fin Serre, % be flsi
aifteo Tom ct 2pu, mebens 9ommereu
blep lissente paa 2anbepeien. uluene
falbt siebliffelis Oper BAN us req bam
Stpfier. pa man fom tilbase til Ste
bet, funot man fun be aisuapebe ¬ler,
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

st interresiant Slbtiosfunb. Der
bibrsrer fra bet samle SSnifiens 8lomits
rinssperiobe, er nplis bleoen opbaset |
Saba (bet samle Sibon) % er ct Bib
Hesbprb ON bette mastise SanbelsfOlts
@isbom % Yrastipse.
geb at sraue en- 8rsnb ftsbte man
i en- 9pbbe at 10 Neter paa ct fort
@rapfammer, ber bar ubbusset | Siels
bet, os iom inbebulbt 16 fore SarfOfa.
ger / 5orm at sraife 1empler al en- ub>
mertet Sfisnbeb os en- beunbrinsspars
big 8enbeb stilen. Soer uf SarfO.
faserne bupbe en- Ssibe at to Meter.
Waterialet er al bet bebite bpibe Wars
NOR, % Grbeibet tnaa famine fra ben
sreite 8ileSbusserhtnits 8lomfrinss.
tib. Disie Templer biier paa be to al
Siberne tolp ionine Ssiler af en- berlis
Sprm; paa Selterne imellem Scilerne
er | opbsiet Grbeibe fremitiIet imuffe
8pinbeififfelier, bpis Gniister ubtrptfer
ben bpbefte Sors. 9esuben forefinoes
@spuarf Os Ornomenter at bsi funit-
merritt 8ero. vi able MetalIer fanb
ties berimob intet. Man formober Der.
for, at bisie @rapiteber bar paret pp'
ouset tiblisere os er blepne bersuebt
fine &oitbarbeber. De prastise Sart
fOfaser er nu blepen ienbt til 8Onitan'
tinupel for Der at inblemmes ! Glbtibs.
muIeet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

Or. &eoaftsri Seq bar left stp,fet
fbite Numer at 8labet meb OuerIfriis
ten "betaler bu bin @ielb" % "buor
fan ri &oniumenter fisbe bore Worer
btui9it" og unbertesnet "gn&oniumentS.
Seq bar Ofte peret iorunoret pper, bpor.
leoes Ell 8isbmunb fuube ialas paa
areott. os boorlebes ban fun6e inb.
treoe line 5ororinser fra gerioner, Tom
we baooe roset at betale meb ga iorn
iife o'ioe betale. Seq bar tenft, iiben
te8 lefe bet Stpffe, at lea er en- Of
benz, Der maa betale min Inbel al be
Sorbrinser, ajobmanben life fan inb.
traoe, oa isg peb, at &fsbmanben moa
baue en- pis Brocent af be Yenae, ban
bar lat inb | Gp~rretninsen, % bois ban
taber en- &cshins poo $40, maa hi, iom
betalsr, 5ielpe at betale ben. Seq bar
tolt rleo min 8isbmanb anaaaenbe bette
asentur, ps ban flyer, at bet, uaatet bet
tarl bar eriiteret liot ouer ct Nar, bar
bet bog p9ret af flor Nptte for ham. 90
bar 'paret bam ooer so 8rucent al be
almlnoelise TAB. Naite Iar trpr han
at tllnue ialse fine 8arer meset biuiaere
Do ban Deb Siefp af bette Iaentur life
eebSper at lioe npset Tab. 9ette gloeu.
fllr er til flor Soroel baabe for @isb.
rlanoen % for aOniumenten. Sea for
min Del oil banble hos ben aigbrhanb.
Der beltpttsr ZIG ielp os fine aunoer
peo Slslp al bette 9gentur. @iaIb
er @arias til mere nbpsse enb noosn
anoen Ting. Spis bette Naentur fllnpe
oporase Solicit til at life iiebe mere ems
De tan befale for, oil bet bllpe al ftor
M9tte oaaoe for ah,bmanb o. Ron.
! Sn Wsfaniter o. Ron{umeut.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Decorab og Smegn.
Den zoe Iarts 1888.
@aIset.

@p @algct.
@aIsct isaar bapoe fsisenSe notalo;
gitp Gttprnep, Geo. Gcams.
Gsissior, 6. Ratber.
alderman lite @are. 8. ". Stiles
(sienualst.)
alderman 2bet @arb, 6. 8. Senni'b
alderman 3bie @arb, Sobn Curtin
(sienpalst }
alderman Abe @arb, Gler. Wcaap
(sienpalst) os ". e. Sailp (t8atance. }
Den fulbfrnbise Stemmesipnins pil
fomnue | matte go.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
SmaapIuf.

HDUlDeIuIeUllBeH h'ppet PtPiVm
msnbe 9borsbns gftermibbas hos Mrs.
Srpf. Iaietb. 8laber lappes.
- Den sommelbasie "9iitrict Stole"
fal 8ecorabsS elItabet opfsre osiaa I
8outpn. Ssiaa Gresco tGnfes Der
moi pua at foranitalte Ioset %lisuenbe.
Den pffentliss Sfole | YOftpille er
-tuftet puu @rmrb Of 9tphterit.
- Sen 9ear bar facet en- np ems
fraale | fit Stem, en- liben prastis @rt.
8i lnfsnSfer ban meo ben 2ile.
- Otter ct tuuat, itabist &esn belle
Torsbna IRIS Der ct TINT 8elas at 50
paa 9raerne. iaa ielu itaute @rene CAB
efter ps fnaffebe. Baa Tortcnaene laa
5rebus @oraen @rene % iperrebe Yass
iasen buabe Der % Der,
- @r. Gbrifppberion fra Stepbens,
Rinneiota bar ppret Der en- lib for at
fisbe ct garloab Seite. San Tom bers
til liae fra ct Spbplb | fit samle 5as
brelanb 9onmarf. bporben ban reiite
itrar for Nptaar.
Sen chen Manbaa | Marts Tal
Der | 9th Sau bplbes @als paa 2 npe
SfplesS %ireftsrer.
Sr. Gilbert z. 8erae refer impr>
gen iii SEEN gorf for berfra meb Thing
paIIa 2iuiens 9nmpifib "9binapalla"
at afaoa til Norae. Snn bar prret Der
i 2onbst pner 6 Gar, men, Sa hons Sels
breb er minbre apb, bill bon tilbrinae ct
Gars Tib / fin Tshebpab Sfibre | @al=
bers. @i rnifer BAN 9pfte paa &eiien,
% huober, at ban maa sienpinbe fin
Selbreb.
Sr. Seper @unherien fra Ssiiar
reiiie forleben Sag hiemcper meb en- al
be berrmte 9eccrab "gSino Mils" -
uben 9piot ben bebfte, ban finbe fjsbe.
Sr. g. 6. 9hompion at 2ac ari
Ynrle, Rinn.. reiienbe Ieent for 6. g,
Souasns Wnrble @prfs, bar | 9scoraf
cit 9aa fihite llae. San pil upholb,
fig | Tinmpre Gountp, fit tibliser'
6jem. inbtil SGret blir Sdnpibt bra, a
ban fan eienpptaae fit Nrbeibe. 6r
Thompion bill berefter paa fine &eiie,
mubtaae mn subfription ps Snbbeta
ling for "9ecorab Soften.
- 6. g. Sausen reifte | Manbasi
tilbase til Gao aui Yarle, Minn.
- Or. 8olbens er Der paa ct 8eis!
hos Slast % 8enner.
= Gmifie @if. 9atter at Z. Oil be
8pen, bsbe Manbas Gften at Maoe
bet9nbelie. Sun par en- flint % elRpGr
big uns Siae, bpis tiblise 8ortsans pi
beflases af Gae, Der fjsnbte benbe,
Setter Senien bar iolst ub fit go
relaser, oa 6. 8. Relions belbist belia
ssape gntifs 2Ofale pil berfor bore til
(eia
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

"9en bebfte 8erben" fan meb Sanb,
Deb @risss @lpcerin. Salpe fables. Den
belbreoer burtist Siaar, oprepen Sub,
8ranbiaar, Saar, Yiles, Stab % ale
Slass SuouoIet. Tilialss bos s. b.
montgomery & Co.. DEBORAH, Soma.
~. IA. la.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
&eiSerem at 6inas 0a0er III
fin Yruo.

WV
ainas unae aeiier bar, iom befjeuof,
ualst fin grab bet er en- Batter al per-
tuaen at gbao, grur at ben nnoarenoe
aeiierimbe. Sfjsnt 8rpduppet iano>
Spuliapis fsrit fummer til at itaa ! Garet
1889, er aIerebe MI en- Mansbe 8urits
mere o. Saanbparfere beifjaftiseoe r'eo
at arbeibe grsnupssauer, iOm ! garot
pifnuf ifal lebes efter Masen. Ii oil
Der bare opresne nosen al benz, ionl ben
unae 8eiier pil forare fin 8rab fsr
9%rpIuppet.
Sen esentlise 5orlOpeliessaoe befaar
i ct splbent gisnet, buis SaanSsreb er
frem1tiaet peb to 9raseitiffelier, os iont
er riat belat meb sgoelitene. Gn Wsaas
ueb fsr SrpGuppet faar 8ruben 10 &is
bebefte meb fuloItanbis uoruitnins, 10
fursplbte Sielme us aprabisr, 100
Sipffer al be fineite SilfeitOffs % 200
Stpffer 8omulbsItuffe. Spm ben esentS
liae 8rp0upssape faar 8rucen 200
rluser Cub % 10000 gaels Sslu ZEN
9aef er Def en- Spffur1, 1 sploert 9be'
~ierpice, beitaaenbe uf &anbe os Sop
meb 2aas, 2 SSlp @aifefabe, 1000
Stpfter at be berlisite Silfeteier, 20
Seite os 20 ubeu nbruitnins, 20 Gable
for 8afbprene. 8ruoens Soralore faar
psiaa 100 uu5sr Cub, ct sploent 9bes
%ierpice, 5000 Taels Sslp, ct Sslps
3beieruice, ct Sslpsg aifefub, 500 Stpfs
fer Silte, 1000 Stptter 8omulbstof,
ier iableoe Seite, en- Sielm % 8prabs,
en- 8ue meb &osser ps Bile, os besse
Sorelbre buer en- Soforast for CONNER
% @inter, en- Suerbassbrast os en-
3obelpels.
8rubens 8rsbre os 9jenerifab faar
liselebes rise Os fOitbare @auer. Noset
af bet, ipm Ct aaerombpsselisit uotps
ret, er 8rubens !Satte. Sen til @ins
teren bsrenbe Sat bar en- &ant Of 8o'
belifino, Sopebhbttet beitaar at rob
tGlSil, / buis Mibte beper Jig en- at tire
0ele iammeniat Snap paa bueraf bisie
tire Dele slimrer 3 imaa aflan9e Berler
af ijelben Sfjpnbeb os II alminoe(ise
8erler, meoens Mibtpunftet inotases
al en- foitbar, / Cub inbfattet Berle,
pper builfen en- splben Ssnir baoer fig.
&nappen Omfranies af7 splbne 5snirer,
, al bpilte enboer ct uoltpret meb Z itort
% n minore 8erler. Haa 8asiiber
al Satten, nebenfor Snapper iibber er
4 splben SATAN meb 16 inblaate Herler
: 5aianens Stiert bliper at 3O2 iraa Oe
5 fore Herler BELT / fem 9ele, boilf,
+. banner ct @ebeng, / bois Mibte bel
: iiboer en- 9apislnSuli omsipet af Yerler
3 Satten saar bastil ub / en- &rape, bpis
Yoerlibe beItaar af 3obelitinb os Snbs
iiberne at lpssult Silfeitof os paa buis
5l~sielsbaanb Der slimrer 9iamanter.
Be ire @allafoitumer er al msrfblat
6aroe % sulbbruberebe 8Orber os ta'
: ubitpret meo fore 9raser, mebens pat
t Goriiben, liselebes / Cub les brobere
E Srbene: @nnsiu (ris 2pffe) os @an
i9on (eoiat 2iu). Golfers os SpGn
Der er al ubpre Yerbi, be bsitaar for
betmeite at Berler, 2urtiier, &praQe1
% 9iamanter. 2ommetsrfl9bet, ion
+ bliper baaret / 8altet er srsnt, rig
f; broSeret % iOripnet meb &uaiter a
Supeler % guile gaanb. ct Stas'
. Jorflebe al rob og blaa Satin, beiat
meo Otterifinb os foripnet meb Cub.
broberi; brasefOrmebe Bitter os mango.
baanoe andre Smaatins bsrer enoni
meo til ben tilfommenbe &eiierinbes
i fjampemesTse uoitpr.
81. Rebaftsri Sea bar fpst Stntfe
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
SSra 2mtbersG

1a "9ecprab goiteu" csiaa ! iiSife
Gr. omtaler ben 8ssipenbeo paa Col
leaet, Tom ben alIerebe / nafiioite Wr.
bapbe berettst, os sierne pil BABE ben
fremfillet nben Guiibisbeb, Ifal jog beoe
ON glaos | bsns Spalter for liot Sps
lpsnius ON ct 8untt, iom ben enbnu
life bar omtalt, nemlis @runoen til,
at 2arerne neeteoe Diiciplene 1iaaoelie
til at saa til bet meset Omtalte Sel'tab.
Denne par, at Der | ben ienere lib baooe
oaret iaa meseu G~ibrpcelie i Grbeioet
peb Selitaber os 5ornsielier, os at net
op ben ioresaaenoe often ct fort Gntal
at 9iiciplene baube baut Tiaabelie til
at bare noe | iaaban G~nleonins, iaa at
bet piite fig, at Sfolearbeibet berpeb
mere ellsr minbre iorismtes. vi boao
Irt bet Selifab bar, iom be MI life 1T
Sob til at beltase |, berom blep Der
meaet tibet taft, os 3~ilaoelien piloe
sanite piit paret nestet, af bpilfeniom
belif Irt Selifabet baobe paret. Oct
bfep niftnpf nepnt, at Snot9sten al
Selifabet ifuloe saa til &irfen; men pi
pibite 10, at enbper, iom baube gune os
Billie til at siue noset til &irfen, finbs
sjsre bet lise fulbt. ON ban life bar
meb | bet napnte Sslifab. Sor benz,
Tom maaife life fan f%Oritaa, at Iitens
ielifaber fan siSre iaa fort afbrat
| Sfolearbeibet, pil jes sjSre ppn,arfs
Tom pad, at 9iiciplene bar fine faite
9aietimer bper Niten unbtasen 2sroas.
ia al ben itsrre Del al ben 9io, be bar
til at fOrberebe fig paa fine baslise
aefier, ialssr ont Slitenen, liseicm bet
naturlisuis f~Oritaar Jig 'slu, at Dell
taselie | Gftenielifaber, ium | Steselen
parer en- Stunb no poer Naiten, gjsr
minbre fiffet til naite Days arbeibe.
Sorsurist er bet mig en- Glabe at
tinne itabfate, boab "9erorab Soften"
flyer, at benne Gag er prbnet paa en-
for ole pebtommenbe fulot tilfrebsfil=
lenbe Maabe. 0~iiciplenes llotalelier,
ba be Tom tilbase, bar at ben Irt, at
9ererne meb fulo Glib funbe sienop'
tase benz ps f~oriifre Dem ON, at be ber'
efter life ffufbe bape en- minbre Ylabs
beres Sierter END tilforn.
Seq mao tiIise faa 2ou til fer
pffentlia at uotale min 9at til "Secoraf
Soften, furbi ben, ba ben troebe a
matte pmiale benne Sag, benoenbte iil
til mig for at faa Optpsniuser. SEE
lppebe psiaa oisie, iaainart Sasen bal
afsiprt. Men ba bette bar fleet, bal
iamtlise 9erere al ben Menins, at MAJ
| ben forte Tib. Tom bar isien, til "0e
corab Ioiten" Ifutbe trpttes, life funo
faa ifrepet en- tilfrebsfiqenbe 8eretnins
(8i trpeoe nemlie, at be maatte bore
farbis tiblia paa gftermibbasen, meben
Ri ienere bSrte. at &l. 6 oiloe bore
tibsnof.) 8i ienbte berfor 8ub ii
"Securab Soften" % bab ON, at be
pilbe pente meb at berette noget Il
naite 1lse; ba Saskatchewan mente life q
flaae saa inb berpaa, fit Inn to at Ga
rerne Gnlebnins til siennem munbtlia
Dplpsninser at mebbele bet mefte a
buab bet fbrfte Ger. al 8labet inbebolt
Dm Sosen. Slnbre 8labe, Tom snifet
bet, ituffebe ri til ben fs1senbe r1se er
Tom bar forfattet unber Samraab mel
. lem 2ererne % flere Of pebfcmment
I 9iiciple, Os Tom eiter pores alIes 81
ming bar baabe alibis ps fulbftenbi
mol. 2anr. 2arIen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

Himelist mol. Dnfelen: 't'prI
9u. efteriom gu altib bolber SaH'''DI
| Comment" -
"geei, men fer Du, Onfel, les ~
lei af uttib at baue 2ommsr'e tOH'"'
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
4aben &orreiponoanee

8. 3D., @lenwOOb. Soma, bebes
ppsipe ps fit fulbe Napu,
Eli g. Sanien. Sofmanbs 9raaber
fables / Gnself Hoffmans Drops. %
bsr funne faces | etbpert uelfuripnei
Gputbef.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

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Fort meb bette! Seq Hal resne bet ianis
men ON Ssnbasen."
ser er Yapiret, iom Better frep bet
ub paa."
Gpen rate bam Iapiret. San lao
paa bet os rpitebe paa Sopebet. der
CT insen @reie paa bette; Der itaar blot:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-30

If young girls would do, as in
ether countries, hire out as
help in hotels. there need be No
Chinese employed in Carson. 1t is
. respectable calling and no young
person need be ashamed to occupy
such a position.-Tribune.
Poor people in Carson consider it
. disgrace to have their daughters
do any kind OF work. Some would
rather beat the grocer, butcher and
vegetable man for ten years than
see their daughters work in . fam
lily. They are quite willing to see
them do anything but work.
|
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-30
A SLEEPY GOVERNMENT.

For the last quarter OF a century
the United States Government ap.
pears to have been lying in sori
OF commercial doze respecting the
vast commercial empire lying at tile
South.
There are South of our republic
fifteen republics and the empire oil
Brazil, and they cover an area ten
times the size OF France, Spain,
Prussia and Italy. They are as
large as the United States and the
whole of Europe combined. The
population OF those countries
amounts to about $4,000, 900 of
people. They are connected to us
by land, and the most OF them are
nearer TO New York than the State
of California, and yet to many of
the people Of the United States the
republics OF Central and South
America are almost unknown.
In 1887 our exports were valued
a. 1852, 1903
OF this amount We exported but
$64, us, 900 to Mexico and South
and Central America.
Our annual mechanical and
agricultural products are valued
at about eleven thousand millions
of dollars, while we seldom sold
more than $50, 600, worth of
these products to our nearest neigh
bors, who buy in Europe at least
three times as much as they get
here.
The total commerce OF the coun-
tries named in 1885 was as fol-
lows:
Imports. =. 1881 100, 500.
Exports. sol ,294, ISL.
OF the 1882 100, 500 of merchan-
disc sold to those countries, .!h:c
share of the United States was
only s42,59S,469. Yet we arr
their closest neighbor.
The report OF the commissioners /
sent by our Government 20 Central
and South America shows that the
development of the Southern half of
South America is nearly as rapid
as the United States. immigration
is flooding in, internal improve
ments are opening new and fertile
fields, and wealth is increasing il
ratio not exceeded by any other Sec
ton of the globe.
Chill, Uruguay, and the Argen-
tine Republic, almost unknown to
many, are booming like our West
ern States and Territories. In 1876
the imports of the Argentine Re-
public were valued at $50, 200, 900.
In 1854 they had reached $50, 000,-
OO0- In 1876 the merchandise
brought to that country from Eng
land, France, and Germany was
valued at only SIS, 100000, while
in 1884 it was more than $50, 000,-
900. The entire imports from the
United States for twenty years were
Sc, 900 900 less than those from the
three commercial nations OF Europe
Just named for the year 1884.
The nations of Europe are send
ing out drummers to secure the
trade which the United States pays
no attention to, and in nearly all
these countries the action of free
trade prevails.
The money resulting from the
natural wealth OF these countries
goes to England. and England hav-
ing . good thing commercially, now
proposes to assist in the election of
Q free trade President to secure the
same supremacy. of trade IN the
United States that it secures in
South America.
The way for the United States to
block the game is to place such
protective tariff on its own manu-
lectures as to shut out English COM
petition. and then stretch out its
hand for the trade of South Amer
lea.
Thay Won't DO 1t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-03-30

Mrs. ]. w. Mackay has found it
necessary to publicly deny rumor
at Paris, which stated that she had
placed her millions at the disposal
OF Boulanger for a corp d'etat in
France.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-01

Col. INGERsoLL's speech in New York
on Friday night was made up in warp
and woof of the best kind of Democratic
doctrine. He shows the supe rlhtive ad-
vantages which must accrue to any peo-
pie by the acquisition Of cheap raw ma
terial. The more and the cheaper raw
material nation can come by, the more
its industries must flourish, says the elo-
quent but unbelieving Colonel. That is
just what Mr.. Cleveland says; that
is what Mr.. Mills arrives at. Thus
great minds agree. Thus Ingersoll turns
out to be good Democrat. The grave
yard orator of the Republic an party
should set watch over his lips to keer
the door of his heart, if we may quote
the beautiful lines of one of the Hebrew
writer's whom Bob derides, or he will
next give expression to long pent UP
sentiments which will prove him to be q
Christian in disguise-very deep dis
guise. But in that event Robert mus
stop lying, and not say he never was
hissed off a platform where he tried tc
make speech.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-01

A BIG lockout is in force among the
iron-working shops of Pittsburg. OF
course our esteemed contemporaries of
Republican bias with all but an unani-
nous voice do violence to their con-
science and the truth together, by al
leging that the Mills bill was the cause
of it. The Mills bill has no more to do
with the affair than it had to do with the
murder of Abel by his brother Cain. The
Mills bill has not passed the House.
These same Republican papers
cheerfully inform us that it
never can pass the House. But
even if it does, we all know that
is as far as it ever can get; for when it
reaches the Senate it will be buried out
of sight for this session of Congress, by
the charitable interposition of the vote
of every Republican plutocrat in that
body. The employers of labor will kill
it in order to raise the price of labor-of
course that will be what they will
kill it for! They will kill it any how.
What then has it to do with the present
lockout at Pittsburg? Nothing, absolute
ly nothing. The greed of men like Andy
Carnegie, Jim Blaine's Protectionist
friend, and of other millionaire Republi-
cans, is the cause OF it. What matters it
that the poor must starve? For such q
trifle Andy and Jim must not have their
coaching tours curtailed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-01

favor of its favorite crankism. 1t is
welcome to all the votes it may receive
from those who insist upon interfering
with the enjoyments of the people If all
who believe that man as an individual
has certain rights which ought to be re-
spected, and all who believe in high
license, and in moderate license, shall
vote the Democratic ticket, as they un-
doubtedly will. We took the risk Of that
selection in 1882 on California and are
willing to do it again.
The Republican party, however, in
taking the attitude referred to by the
Record Union, has really fallen between
two stools. We have already published
kilograms which show that the Prohihi-
tionists place no trust in Republican pro-
fessions concerning prohibition. At the
same time, in its insane attempt to hood
wink the people the latter organization
has lost the great bulk of its liberal vote.