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COULD AND ruE rAKIrF

1t VIII be admitted generally that
Jay Gould is enough of n business
man 10 know something about the eff
iects of the Mckinley bill upon the
business of the country, Hence the
friends of that remarkable piece of
iegis!at1on can find some solace in
TINS financial experts opinion, recently
deiiVered. Il can not see that the
new tariff of itself will be a disadvant-
age to the country,'' SAID kir. Gould
III an interview in a New York news
paper.
''If it increases tsse cost of some
articles people will simply use less Of
them Take wool, for instance. If
the tariff on wool makes clothing cost
more, a person will get ii;ong with one
suit. where he formerly used two.''
Ihis is sound philosophy. What
more simple than for the laboring
man who has been able to buy two
suits a year to buy one only hereafter?
And what easier for him 20 sleep un-
der one blanket where last winter lie
slept under two? And as to the poor
devil who has considered himself in
| luck to possess one suit of clothes for
everyday and Sunday, why, what is to
prevent him from emigrating to eqlIa-
torial climates and wearing Il home
made breeclclout? Mr.. Gould him
ooi, ny close economy, may De aDlS TO
keep on wearing two suits.
Nothing is simpler than Mr.. Gouid's
method of adapting the country TO the
new tariff. 'sJust live half as well as
you have been living and you are all
right' is the solution of the problem,
which we commend to the Republicans
and high protectionists generally as Il
suitable campaign slogan.
Mr.. GOULD adds further: 'sThe pro-
ducts of the country have to find q
| market, and if they can't find it at
higher prices they must find it at low
er prices.' Most true again. If the
Mckinley bill, by diminishing exports
by reason of IA decrease of imports, rs
it will do iuevitabiy- and flooding the
home markets, compel5 the farmer to
sell his wheat and corn at One-halt of
I the be=garly price he is getting for it
| now, why, he will just have to sell it,
| that is all. Do not the farmers see
| how the bill itself will not be a disad-
vantage to the country?
| 1t is a pity that the farmers and the
mechanics and the great mass of con-
| sumers are not in IA position to view
| the effects of the Mckinley bill as
philosophically as Mr.. Jay Gould.-K.
| c. Times.
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Put fly on the window ana up che
goes toward the top; he can't be made
to walk downward. y st. Louis in
ventor hit upon an idea. Why not
use that habit against them? Forwith
he made Il window screen divided iB
half. The upper half tapped over tie
lower, with an inch of space between.
As soon as the fly would light on tie,
screen he would proceed to travel up
ward, and would thus walk straight
out of doors. On reaching the top OF
the lower half he would be outside
Not being able to walk down he had no
way to return to the room. by this
means Il room can be cleared of flies,
which always seek the light.-Er.
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..ws.ve ea,the E,sat Pig by IN. EAR.

The Editor of the Mercury rrcaches
long, desultory sermon in his Inst
weeks issue, from the above text, in
which he declares there is no alliance
ticket III the field. At the same time
he belabnrs the alliance numerically
over the head. of 'sEnion, Laborites, -
whom lie contends is the otily party in
sight worth the venom of his ire.
Less than one year ago he character
lied the Union Labor party as noneI,-
titles, fools, Out-casts, etc. Now they
are the leaders rf a mighty host that
is bearing down on the ring strong
holds to over whelm and carry every
| thing before them, and vet they are
ssUnion Laborites" just the same ac-
eording to the 5ferc,ny The fact of
the business is, Bro. Hebron IS afraid
to lead the assault against the alliance;
moral cowardiee teaches him that dis
cretion is the better part of v;,lor
The 'sring'' hopes to draw their sup
port largely from the alliance, hence,
| he is very circumspect when he men
tions that order, tut when he says
ssUnion LaboriteS" lie means the
i farmers Alliance In the same article
he speaks sof Honest Democrats, -
Honest Denaocrats!'' Great Scott!
| The old man must be ratified when he
attempts TO cast sugar pellets at the
Democratic party. We will wager a
new hat that he never in his life before
admitted of such quantity as Hon
est Democrats"
! John J. ingalls, i'll a recent speech
declares that 1.-THE meanest Republi-
can is better than the best Democrat
that ever lived. Taking some of the
Republicans in this immediate vicin-
| ity as a sample, what must the aver
age Democrat be according to Mr.. In
! gals?
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There are but few general rifcs that
can lie definitely followed in all cases.
but the one guldtn watchwoId Uf -
long life, which is as safe as il is eGic-
acious, is moderation; moderation in
all things diet, exercise, ana wurf
have been benefited by good herc3ite
Ebut 1 don't credit i,li my long life anf
health to it. l am Il total ai,siIgier
from tobacco and all spirituojis and
Intoxicating liquors; and TO this fact
L largely attribute my prolonged good
Nhealth. Evil, to my mind; can bv the
only result of indulgence in drink, and
the drinking habit. As in the use 81
narcotics, 50 it is with drink. T.
Barn,tnl, iys-Ladie,s Home JoursaI.
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THE reciprocity clause in the McKin-
lev bill. which is now law. is only
directed toward the Latin-AnieFican
countries where the chief industry is
farming. This means that they shall
send in here farm products and take
away manufactured goods. Cur agri-
cultural friends can readily see that it
makes a market for the millionaire
manafaetglrer's goods and raises the
price tn -reof while farmers will have
no market for their products.
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PIE .NSAST RIDGE.
I'VE IRONCLAD.1
We had some rain.

We had some rain.
French and Donovan visited the
Sod last Friday night and made some
very sensible remarks.
The L. s. Senate ere nice lot of
hair-pinsl That httie deal in silver
may nave been business ausaction,
SO is the road-agent's Qhighwaymen)
business a business tranSaction, and
as legitimate.
We are to h;tve grand rally of
the people ut the Pleasant Ridge
school house in the near future. Able
speakers will address us; the Fellsburg
glee club have been invited to sing to
us. 1t is singular how much good can
be accomplished by singing. Ii helps
a meeting amazingly.
i wonder what the issues are that
the g. o. p. cling to. They remind
Ine Of resllb.niss.olistsd digging mp the
dead past; as, uys picking at an old
sore-anyone can see they are des-
perate. BY he way, they wave
| that sanguinary gIImeEt. Shoot the
| SHIRT and tacI q I've issues. For in
| stance, the Mckinley bill. which pro-
| tects the few and robs the many. 1t
| Injuries the yetah dealers, for they will
| require more capital in the future to
carry the same stock of goods they dc
hoN, anu tttlr stilcS VIII lot DC d1
! large as they are now. L object To
paying SO high for protection. We
will have to do rs our fore-fathers and
fore-mothers did-raise sheep, plant
| flax-home spun cloihin wears well.
1t wouldn't hurt to raise a few acres
of hemp; gouEds at the well Will have
to take the place of tin cups; dried
fruits instead of canned fruits; We
| will use less tin-morc we cannot at
| ford. The protection on tin, it looks
| like class legislation L wonder how
! much it cost the only tin syndicate tt
get the tariff ON tin.
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GovFRNoR ROBINSON and the en-
fire ticket are gaining ground at every
step in the campaign. Throughout
the state. wherever the Governor ad-
dresses the peoEle, scores Of citizens
Of all parties call on him and express
the belief that he viii be the next
governor of the snnficwer state, as
they like his doctrine and are elated
oyer the way in which he shows ND the
Mckinley tariff and the prohibition
doctrine
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

THAT venerable iurist, Justice Sam
>uei F. Miller passed away at his home
in Washington on the night of the l3,
in the seventy-fourth year of his age.
The cause of his death was paralysis.
Justice Miller served twenty eight
wears on the Supreme court hcuch,
being appointed in'lS62 Ey President
Lincoln
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TuE effect of the mckinley bin is

TUE effect of the Mckinley bill is
being felt in this section of the state.
Travelling men are talking of its ef-
feet on their various lines The high
protection Republicans practically ig-
more the subject hnt resul,:nisSion Re
publicans and other fair minded Peo-
pie are fully ii accord with the Demo
crsts, and the result of sitch nefar-
ious legislation viii receive the re-
buke that it justly deserves Halo
well and a vast number Of his stripe
all over the couatry wiz be permitted
70 remain at home this year.
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l. Bat we will care you If you will pay
us. Our message is to the Weak, Ner-
yoEs ami Dehilitated, who, by carly
Evil Habits. or Later lneiscretioEs
have trified away their vigor OF Body
MIad and Manhood. aad vino suffer al
those effects vhien lead 70 Premature
Decay avysColisumriion or Insanity II
this means yoI, -enf. for and read ouI
Book or LIFE. w-ifi@n by tire great
est Specialist Of fhe tas. and seHt
fzaalr,s } % .,. ir, -sirg Dr. Parker :
AIedica. alG -i-rsf-,i Institute. -;
: or:h 81, -: HvitIr, tenn
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FELLsnUEeu IrEaIs

Mr.. French delivered speech be
fore the alliance on Tuesday evening
which was listened to with attention
by large audience.
Death has removed from among
US one of our we'll beloved neighbors.
Mr.. j. \. Elliott. His funeral ser
mon was preached by Mr.. Root, at the
Adventist church, on Saturday Oeto-
Der 4th.
Pittsburgh has been favored this
fall by visits from a number of the
friends and relatives OF residents. The
late arrivals are the father, brother
and other relatives Of our esteemed
.ueighbor, Mrs Hays. Long looked
for tLey same at last, and sills'e tiie,I
coming Mrs lis. couuten.urce has
slio. teGeI up considerably Ms
HAYS father. Ny. IfilEs, says that W.
l,;.Ve fine water, tie Fp.ssfs diid Ene
bree.es- here. but he does Iice ate
gsth r .i..e tie. i..es- C-t aisViuS- = Ike
tgsu trees to nss.s.s Is a'nfa rali-cf;s-
t11. Hills liSa.s III Aeisgli-ls- ~ c''tiii
| Iiii.s is, and ne :hSsys rI:seas II a
pnia- to raise the lest c'I-lI ami Ire
most " IT u the acre. II a-iy t'.i',i-'
rssers Efe encourages - II se-,s q
I : tss. @ can also 10 v-e-i here II "'
are c0itrsls TO 60 sio@ais but surely
/ Narsh and Spencer the rSsIiing ans
- ~
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

THE most evtravagant party ever
known is the one that bears the name
Republican, that believes the true
vaJ to make the reople prosperous is
= TX them enormously beyond The
needs of the Government ana thsn
Hsluander the surplus by appropriations
fo the rnost profiigate character.
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RoBINsoN the next Governor.

For ten years to come the price of
woolen goods of the cheaper sort will
be nearly doubled. as soon as the tariff
on wool and woolens shall make itself
felt. This is one of the bonus con-
ferred upon the laboring nran by pro-
lection for which he is expected to be
very grateful.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

The new tariff law has not been in
effect much over Il week yet, but the
rapidly rising priees of SO nllny II the
necessities of life has raised u howl of
discomfort that has frightened even
This hide hornd ''protecfioa' adminis-
TRITON. and ral-ss ari Indications Gail
'G win ne sri-hterei a good deal worse
Fhen the resu,ns from Congrsssinal
aiecticns are all in
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17
rsso ,,e,a ., cartI-s.r sale.

have on hand j, 800 mead OF steers
from one to four years Old which 1
am prepared to sell in buuehes OF
any size to suit purchasers
-AIso l53 head OF COWS anl heiferE.
These cattle I viii sell 20 the fa:sr-
ers of Edwards county. on six &c
twelve months time, il desired, witt
interest at ten per cent Come and
see me. :
4e-tf G. W. BEELER-
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mEREs AND THERE.

All the Jews i'll Sebastapol, Russia,
havn been ordered to leave that city.
Cork, ireland, the other day, in honor
OF Father Mathews centennial.
WA. Sehrefber, the bank embezzIer
of Columbus, Ohio. recently decoyed
from Canada, has been twelve years
in prison.
In test case, the supreme court
of Michigan has decided that coiored
men cannot be Disseminated against
in restaurants and other public places.
Albert Blatz, vice-president of the
Blatz brewing company of Milwaukee,
denies that the great brewing company
has been sold to an English syndicate.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

No matter how much advertising
pays it certainly costs. A single page
In AN issue of The Century taken for
advertising purposes, costs $500; in
HGrper's, 800 down to 500. \ year
ly advertisement of one column i'll the
New York Herald costs $50, 800 for
lowest and $3.50, coo for the highest
priced columns. These figures will
doubtless be CT interest TO the men
who invest 50 or So per month and fat
ter themselves With the idea that they
are extensive and liberal advertisers,
ami because of their Investment they
ought to control the columns and die
tate the course of the publication
Ec
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

Gideon Noel, a DIN egist OF Eeuo -,
to ri cure legislation requiring no
lli, t.is of all Patent medicines to l.aNo,
printed en- h.eir labels and in their
circulars. 4 statement Gf tie eNact pro
portion OF alcohol that enters inio their
various coiaPc sIass. lie argues Lat
the adoption of such measure would
prevent ansrne " ho desiiss to avoid
the use of ;,lcholics from being dscciv-
by tile subtle stimul@nt, When Tie
tonic or nUurishmeHt for the tr:tili is
sought, and believe the rising gener-
alton will require such Legislation, it
the present one does not Bulirii".
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

There may be persons IL this com
munity who are at times tron5ied with
collie, or subject TO attacks OF bowel
complaint. If SO, they should try
ChaInf erIain's cSolIc. cholera and
diarrhoea remedy. It VIII afford al
most immediate relief. and when re
duced with water is pleasant to take.
If taken as soon IS. the tirst Indication
of the disease Is felt 1t will ward on
the attack. Many people use it in this
way, and lind that it never fails them.
\ % or 80 cent bottle may be obtained
from B. Z. Tstum & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

The man that thinks that editing a
paper il II picnic IN dun, newsless
Heather win soon be trying to bore
q hole through Al kernel of wheat with
a grain driu.-DdnsrdIe Bree=e.
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Thr Iate.r Ercn-n

Phewl kiIJor ion, what
has driven you 70 cIgGsettesI ulsap-
pointed ambition or unreqpited lover'
Kiijordon s.&either. The McKiu@
ley b.li."-Cittcago Tribune.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

The orators who have been shouting
for protection may now take q. rest.
The tariff is talking for itself with an
authentic voice. There is no danger
of Misunderstanding I'tiIuIe! !phia
Record
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

At tie ciose -cf a ,s nj eiaEce :id,he ess
given iy Mrs. ). NJ. Perkins, at Green
Bay, Wis, june list. one If the minis
ters thanked The speaker. but said
rather har,. on us ministers, " lao TEN
poIize the evil We'll sl,ilit teluper-
ise. ,il,en.' Was the reply. -read h.zeS-
ieT Istii, Sd. The Watehinen on the
walls lave :, solemn aiissiOn.r
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

i-ngii-'I Ssavi1 i-'iiiiae = r'-fno' C.
nj lien. Isl = fro..l l.assss. bloc SP4Tii'
ausf-S, S!sini-. sssfe.-',X- llIiX-bOt'f
=; f.-s. st.r,..f.s. al sw5ileI threats
s.s.-.slIs *. ~.tr- syF 80 - nti
Eos r. tF..Tr-.f-- ID sod - Il :. a
tllIl & Cs,- Es.saE,
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Irov-pri6rd ~ 1cIrsioiS To California
were first established til Santa Fe
Route TErSe rxcuT-s 1Iis isdve i,-eu
successfully run over this Linz for
yeiirs, but have. ts-cu niIiagrd- by well
known olItSi'lc fxcursipn agencies.
Since Jaails.ry. 1889. the SHnta Fe Com
pany have ie-n running special tall
foTni. eXs;urSInrs partir-. c1nd gcted iiy
IS own ..InpIoCes. cagf ce'i. especially
for this work. ISeF VIII cnn'lnue-
tins arrau; ;yrsiiG nt-the EXCURSIONS leilv-
ing Kansas Cry erery Fridag evening" .
The ticket rate, are the -egulaf second
class rates. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Csr~. Win all the aces >soT'es. are fHrIi-
ished at the Kate 0f S3-cD per Double
berth. Kansas, CfsyJo CsiifOri in points
gh-seexo's-..ofs are personally con.
. duel ed. and every comfort and conYen-
ieEcs Of travel are g-;tslssl n; ecd - !netn-'
| Ders oi tiI-s- paf.les. Those who son
TN iliaase "trip t. -t!.e stasihc Coast.
| and %Isif - s,a.e esPra1f, snunid IN
5prIE. t',.-i ss.is.s - "a - s g '-l.uT-
( 'is,fss. - iclae= cox iiiIiis- fuh pat
ii-Irs. States. rfi.f-.s. &C.. ;ifiGTf's~-
GEo- y. $IeaG1-soS. e. j. & r \ !,
y 4 * = Z. lie
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G. SNOW g. co
ORE. p.r-sr orrer. wss'Hnersn. Q. c.

7 LPPLNcOZT-S MAGAZINE, soikE lis
L. varied aaH<re<li<nf eoafsnks. is a library
in ifselE
II seas i1dffd happy thought TO Print Gss
assfire H0vel ia eaeS number.
Naf short novelette,. 6ns long story sses
az yos HSsa 10 get iH book form and pay
from one dollar TO css dollar 4s4I a halt for.
Net only thar. 6as zcitd each 'ssNs5<r yoas ger
tsn abundance ef ohasr contributions, seAi-A gfUes
yos a good ssagzsins fesif-s rae nosieg.
Zaf ringing 6lo1vs 7ss4.eh hGs,r Ssyzek on
the gaf<zoay Of SseSLs, lhsz'oy. A.sve yesozndts
throughout ks< es1fiss land and 10 -dzy Lsepia
COTS dzzgzsiHs stlEds "a Ahr 5,oaf yGssk ef
as0sfiiy fH5lieafioss. and is Ake VfoJf ssiSeiy-
1eal-dnd- -falk<de Of publication eT ats kizih kkt
rsoyiS, For FIJI i<seyspfiUs eiyeslGys. GGiyef,
kAPPLNcOTT-S S AEiG.4zZ.NE. i7xla9<ip4is
$500 per 1ea,: zs shs. si'ts!- nE0Essy.
zz< publisher Of this lap<y tVsH ysssise .yos,'
Ss5teyipfios.
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oIIVention

OnVentiOn.
The voters of jackson township will meet
IA primary convention, on Thursday, Octo
Der %, at , "ciocl1 p. M, tn nominate town.
ship o:iic,-gs. Iiy order of
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LIZ W. IEE AIs
n So

A sister of Mrs. ialin is here IN
visit.
Services were lIeii at the Episco-
pal church Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mr.. Abrams has returned DOM
an extended visit with relatives III
Oregon.
Mr.. James DoaIf, OF Kinsley, was
in this vicinity Saturday. HIS augh-
ter, Miss Mary. is teaching school in
district 10.
John Gibson and wife are back
from Orsgou. Their health has been
bad in the wet and fOggy state hence
their Fetorn-
Mr.. ] John keuWu, the worthy post
master at Heown Allegheny county
Penn, SAYS: ChaInierIaius Cough
Remedy sells better than any other.
rhc reason of Tins is because il can al
ways be depended upon, Let any one
troubled " ith d severe cold give 1t IL
trial and they will find that the fiTst
dose will relieve the lungs and make
breathing easier, and that its continu
ell use sgiil free the system os all sym
toms of the cold. The pIomptness aud
certainty Of this IemeG 10 the reiier
and cure of colds. hts won f.'r il many
sincere fricutis Blsi uf1 le It yerv POI -
ulnr. For sale ~ -. F. Ttinn Il
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That p p,l.Jr shT1e Gale - fhf
Strle'' 10 he seen al Misses Collier
Hammer
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John eept's sausage at t:arter's
neat market.
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TEMPERANCE coLunN
kissI.sy VIC. t L

Msdslnf= ~iil Ir= held Tlursiay after
nsou OF each week r,t tie re=i'i~nSc cl S.r-
Miner. beTiDsln,g priisnP Pliy III . o','is><-
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The Ohio Republican Office holders
here have been assessed per cent. of
their salaries for campaign purposes.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-10-17

1t is feared that the Democratic
Congressional campaign committees
are trusting too much to providence
and d good cause
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Nars'i and Spencer the rSstiing aoo
,jb.-r;.i stoei, Issyers showed more stuff
Oh the market this week.
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| According to the annual report of
fthe Commissioner of Pensions there
are 537 ,9if pensions on the rolls of the
Egovornment now, and more than a
half million additional applications
are ON file in his Office, and they are
still pouring in. Great Scottl Think
of more than IA million pensioners!