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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-31

To the Unknown Goddess.


WI sou conquer nay heart With Your beauty 3
nus soul going out from afar.
shall .iIl to Your hand a> victim OF crafty
aud cautious sliSar
Have O met Nou aud passed you already. uu-
showing. uuthiuhtu- uuu blind.
SHAH D meet SOFA next session at Nimia' on
sweetest aud best ol Your Kind
Doe, tl.P .ul 3D. helr you o. me-Warl or. clad
Iu .hnr. fru-s- iu the West.
A-,.tuu CROWN. thp charm, chat shall capture
.ul TORTURE thr heart ia uy breast.
VIII you stay boz the plaius tn Sep,ember-my
passion a~ Warm as the dag
vii Sou bin. me to book ou che mountains,
20 where the thermautdotrs play
When -le h.ht of Your eyes shall make palid
tAe mean lesser lights pursue,
And the charm ot your presence shall lure me
from lose or the gay "thirtecu-two.
When the p-. and fle pisskiu shall please not;
when buy mr Calcutta built clothes;
Wien q uait the Delight pf Wild Asses. loE
-Neariu- the swearing OF o'tA>-
As. "a deer to -be taud OF the hunter when
tururd 'mil Che yibe, or my friends;
When tae DAYS oi my f'eed9m arr numbered
and thr life of ,Lrhlchelor ends.
lh goddess child. ,p.n.ter. or Widows Of
ODD ou Mar. liiu wa-u they raised
Tn ILr Good Chat thry knew uoi an AiiAr-So Do d
young pagan. have praised
Ia. goddess. know mot nor worship. yetit half
Chat men f-l' ulr l' trur,
A.u.sIIl come iu tur futurr. and therefore these
Verse, tre trittcE tu Nuu.
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anr Sale u,,n 9nr 13rnt.
TO LET.

Store Room 1854 Market street
Seven Room House. with modern improve
ments 81 South York street
Six Room House, 40 North York street
Five Room Brick. frst-class property, ~ y.
Huron street
Seven Room House, with all modern convent
ences 1865 North Front street.
Eight Room House with all modern convent
ences 100 Virginia street.
-Four Room House, 2i96 Market street.
Seven Room House y South Penn street.
store Room witt Dwelling. 1921 Main street.
Two Rooms. 81 Hoor, l2sg Market Street.
Dairy Farm. within one mile Of this city.
Three Room Dwelling, l0s Virginia street.
FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots In Old Fair Grounds
and Glchrist addition from $50 up.
Building Lots corner Market and Thirty NTH
streets. 25Nl20, sd0n.
Fine building site on South Penn, west side
Your last chance.
Fine building site on North York street, oppo
site Capt Thos Princes residence. ~ feet front
20 low water mark.
The eleven room brick house, with stable ~
rear. on northeast corner IWcntySNih ana
Eon streets, $500.
Eight.roomed House, No. 1856 Zane st., full lot,
6Oxl20 500.
INVESTMENT-Th Property at 1885, l67 aud
1888 North Front street This is "A good property
and Will pay well on money invested.
FARMS.-Seyeral good farms, suitable for
regular farming, gardening and fruit
q. o. SMITH,
1929 Market street, over Wheat * Hancher's
Jewelry Store. ia2se4d
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3libeelin9 8e9ister
Gruuelers' o5uiSr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRAINS-ExPL AVIATION OF RETzR
ENcg Masks. spaily. tSandsy excepted. fMon-
iay excepted SUNDAY excepted. Saturday
excepted saturday only sunday onll-to
Meridian Nov TO- iSoO Wheeling time, which
Is ons hour earlier than Central Time.
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Through tickets and baggage checked to a.
points
For rates and other information. address
W. J. ROBINSON, G. p. A., PATkefsburg.
A. J. DANDY. A. C. p. A., Parkcrsburg
J. e. TOMLlNSON, Pas Agent, Wheellng.W
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M. ..
No. 4. Wash
EAsTBoURD. FFV AOii &C.
Vcsuhulr Express
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cent. oueTlluB tACHdhNS uuAA al" S"'S az
at 4S5a4S1.
GovERYMENTs-Dull and steady.
Fours Registered. ...................l2 O
Four Coupons. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2O
Fours-and-a-half, Registered. ....... lO3
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. ..........l0 3
Pacific Skies OF '95. ................lW
STArEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS. Quiet; sales, II DOB GOO.
STocKs-While the death of Secretary
Window produced genuine sorrow in Wall
street to-day, it had no apparent influence
upon the speculation. The market, how
ever. at least during the morning hours,
today was broader and stronger than
usuai of late The utterances of
Secretary Window last evening aided, but
there was again an evident support given
in the Gould stocks and Vanderbits, Lake
Shore being specially prominent in the
rise. being helped by rumors OF increasing
earnings There was at the same time eX-
cellent buying of Union Pacific. Missouri
Pacific and Wheeling Il Lake Erie, all OF
which are conspicuous for advances
scored in early dealings Burlington
continues to be the weakest stock
i'm the market Stagnation ruled during
the first two afternoon hours, and IT was
only late in the day, with the selling Of the
| Northern Pacific aud Union Pacific and
buving of other stocks, that animation was
again seen. The close was quiet but weak,
al insignificant changes for most stocks.
Sales 2l2,936 shares. Quotations closed
bid:
Adams Express, l49; American Ex-
press. ll5: Canada Pacific, 13ii; Central
! Pacific. 30; Chesapeake and Ohio, 49, I;
do first preferred, a.; do second prefer
red. 30l5; Chicago and Alton, 10; Chicago,
burlington and Quincy, 500 Delaware
and Hudson, 1874; Delaware, Lackawanna
ndWestern, 1859; Denver and Rio Grande
1872: Erie, 1919; do preferred 81; TT.
WAYNE l49; Illinois Central. IS; Lake
Shore. 109; Michigan Central, 81; Min
neapolis and St Louis. 81; do. preferred,
lli5; Missouri Pacific 65jS NorthernPacific
9751; do. preferred, 724 Northwestern,
lO4Jl: do preferred, 1874; New York Cen
tral 1919; Oregon Transcontinental, 10.
Pacific Mail. 81. Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville. 10: Pittsburg, $50; Pullman
Palace Car, is; Reading, 3ls4 Rock
island. ssh: ST. Louis and San Francisco,
-; do. preferred, -; do. first preferred,
10: ST. Paul, 53i5 do. preferred lO99s
st Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba. l02
ST. Paul and Omaha, "a; dopreferred, -;
Texas Pacific, AZ; Onion Pacific, AZ
United States Express, 81; Western
Union, ~.
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WHEELING Il ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Monday,
December l,t. 1870, trains viii run as follows
City Time.
-, ILL.,. r-..-. E,L,, l.-nvr
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FOR SALE.

Fine manufacturing site on Jacob street, bc.
low Fortyeighth street, just south OF Marshall
county line. r.
The entire square bounded hy Main, Twenty
fourth aud Tweuty-nfth street, aud Alley T.
2OJXl1O feet. $40,
No. Il Nam street, five rooms, brick, t,Dp
RlNEHART & TATUM,
i,9; No 1874 Market Street.
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FOR SALE.

Four roomed house. ground fronting ~
feet. 10 iEgS Wood street ..-......-. sl,W"
Four lots. with five r0omed house. on hlZh
-, ........... ~
Nine roomrd house. &5l Market street ..-. "p'
Sfx rootn.d house. Sixteenth street .-..--.
Three roomei house. ground oJlleJ feet
Fist ward -. -. geo. .''+- -
seven roomed house. eJi y. J ork street.. ~
SiN roomed house. ~ y. York street ..-.. 200
Tbree rOomed house. 2iiO Wood street ..... l1,y
Ton roomed house. az Main street .-..... 3yD
-Four roomed house, Fifth ward ..- --.- lSD
Three house, m Sixth ward, rental value
$50 per annum ..-..... .-..... 80
twelve lot, boz Filau, Whyte aud Gallagher s.
Addition 500 90 80. t.
Tvruty-nye lots near BeuWood Junction
cheap. on easy terms ,..
Manufacturing site near NleNrlan1 Ahl Iitts
burc Railroad depot. Martin Ferry ....
one lot on Moy.ton street. sixth MafI' sltipv'
Oue.half lot on Moy-ton street, 30 go.
Oue-half Dot on Eon street, siAth ward slVy0
Two lot. on Charlie. street. 80 each.
Twenty-fye acres. four miles east OF cliy con
t,ininr sandstone quarry. good quality OF ce-
rn.nf stone aud coal with bank opened Tor us-'
FOR RENT.
One Of the best storer0oms on Chapliue street
sixth ward. Possession April ].
S. NESBITT, Jr.,
t.otb i739 Market Street.
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S2 CENTRAL sTANDARD TIM.
IUDnnSyIvdnid lines

iObA A9AnAAOaAs
Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsturg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport for pittshurg. Chicago
and Cleveland. 3.aDa u. M. For Plttshurg 90 10
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, ! 90 D. m
For Ptisburg aud New York. 2.A 3. 90. Fof
Steubenyille, si3 a. ~.
Trains arrive 80 Bridgeport a. = o. a. m. DO ID
II. M, Il 10 ,. rl., I. 80 i. m., aud % D. m.
On Saturdays only-fOf East Liverpool, q n
p. M: from East Liverpool, n l2pni
FROM WHEELING Station.
Trains via the Pittsburg, Cincinnati ans 81.
Louis Railway. Pan Handle Route. ieaye Mhrr
ing Tor Steubenyille. pttshurg aud 90, Easi.
& ~ a. M, - - ,. M. 3.sl B. m., ana W D. ni.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis aud ST..
Louis $50 a. ~. and $ ~ p. 20. Fof Columbus
aud Chicago, ~ ,. ~. Trains arrive AZ wheel.
ing ~ $50 r.. m, 1000 a M, % ,. m, aud ~
y. m. Trains leaving at 8 - A. m. and arriving
Pit,sburg. All trains daily except sunday
noi0
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In Early Glrlho, Il Also.

P03wg pep0'ct.
I'm billiards scratch frequently Ioi-
lows a Kiss.
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Rolf & Harvey,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.

sss5 Buys Lot s5xlsO on south Huron street
All cash.
500 Buys Lot SOxlOO on McColloch street.
Cheap.
s7oo BUYS House OF three. rooms: lot 9OaIOO on
McColloch street
sl,oW BUYS one acre fronting on National
flke and lane. opposite Wheeling Park Only
"A lew days at this Price All cash. A bargain
sl.5U Buys Farm Of twelve acres. good five
room house and barn, with fruit trees, at Ro.
ney Point. 500 cash handles this, balance on
time. Only few days at this price.
$50 Buys Double Frame House, lot 50XiOJ
on FOrtieth street
5000 Buy. Brick House Of eleven rooms on
Chapline street near Eleventh. hot and cold
water; bath room: both kinds OF gases; posses
sion at once. This is a bargain; look IL up.
Lots at McMechen from si25 upward You
will make money by buying one at present
price.
ROLF q HARVEY,
Real Estate Agents,
Telephone 500. 1914 Market Street.
1a2)eAda
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The Natal Market.

New York, January SO.-Pig iron, quiet.
Copper, easier; lake February sl4 30,
Lead. strong at 81 AZ Tin, quiet;
straits so 80.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at cal Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-stocks Higher-Flour
Firm and Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
New YORK, January 30.-Money on call
easy, ranging from > to 4 per cent; last
loan % per cent; closed offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper at 5a7l9 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull and easy at
at 1S5a4S7
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CnrnrvMrNrs-nnll and sicndv.
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When the peg and Clue pisssiu shall please not;
when buy mr Calcutta built clothes,
When uaif tfe Delight OF Wild Asses. lol
swearing tle swearing 90 oatA>.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-09
THROUGH SEVEN STATES,

Commencing March goth. the Northern Pa
cinc will resume It's double daily passenger train
service between ST. Paul and Minneapolis o.
the east, and Helena, Butte, Spokane Falls. Ia
coma, Seattle and Portland on the west.
West bound trains will leave st. Paul at 900
Q. M, and AIS p. IN. respectively. carrying
complete service OF Pullman First Class and
Tourist Sleeping Cars, First and Second Class
pay Coaches, Free Colonist Sleeper and Elegant
Dining Cars The morning train out OF ST.
Faul mo. 81 will carry first class vestibuled
sleeper from Chicago, leaving that point at $40
p. IN. daily over the G. NJ. a st. r. Ry.. reaching
the Pacific Coast via the line through Butte.
Train NO. !, leaving 81. Paul at 4:I5 p. win
Tourists Sleeping Cars from Chicago via the
wisconsin Central Line, leaving the latter al
lO45 r. n. daily. running via Helena to Spokane
Falls. Tacoma and Portland.
Passengers from the east leaving st. Louis In
the forenoon and Chicago In the afternoon.
will make close connections with the morsinp
train ont OF st. Paul the following day; leaving
chicago at night. connection win be made With
Train NO. out OF st. Paul the next afternoon.
With two transcontinentai passenger trains
terminals, the Northern Pacific Railroad~,he
yellowstone Park Route-ofiers the best posi-.
BILE service TO the toulist, business man or set.
tier. The equipment on this line Is unsurpassed
In point OF beauty and convenience, while the
service is first class. II Is the short and direct
points, and passes through the grandest, most
productive and richest sections OF seven states
VIZ: Wisconsin. Minnesota North Dakota, Mon
tAna, Idaho. Oregon and Washington.
Dntnct Passenger Agents of the Northern
Pacific Railroad viii take plesure In supplying
Information, rates. maps, time tables etc or
Application can be made to CaAs s. FEE g. p
z 4. A., st. Paul, MINI.
Write TO the above address for the latest and
best map yet published OF Alaska-just out.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-09
kALAkAuA.s LOVE or SPORT.

How the Monarch Undertook to Train
Some Native Osrsmen.
The king was very fond of sport, says
the San Francisco Post, and was never
happier than when consorting with
the athletes who wandered to his island
while returning from tho orient by
way Of San Francisco. The fever for
boat racing In Australia caught his at
tention, and h conceived the idea Of
introducing that fascinating sport at the
islands.
He had only to express q wish for it
and the Oarsmen among the white pop
ulation challenged q crew of the natives
TO . f0ur-oared boat race. The articles
Of agreement were at once drawn up,
the stakes deposited and a date set.
The king made up his mind that the
natives would be beaten II he did not
become their trainer. He was SO en-
thusiastic In the matter that he would
allow no one but himself to carry out
al the preparations for the contest.
He selected seven Of the most skillful
seullers among his subjects and placed
them In training according to his idea
OF the most approved manner. He told
them that they might be as strong as
mules, but II they did not train their
wind they would never win the race.
He then ordered them to be up every
morning at sunrise and await him at
tho gate Of the palace.
The next morning he was In the sad
die In time to meet his crew. He car
ried . long blacksnake whip. His
orders to the scullers were: "You must
run as hard as you can until i tell you
70 stop, and II you don't" He
cracked his whip as forcible finish to
his threat.
He ran them for three miles the first
morning, and increased the distance
every succeeding day. In the after
noon he administered to each Of them a
liberal dose Of physic. In the evenings
he trained them in the boat. He over
trained them, and they lost the race be.
fore half the course was covered.
Kalakaua was passionately fond of
sailing yacht. He owned one which
carried too much sail for any wind
greater than strong breeze.
One day he sailed much farther out to
sea than he usually did. He was lazily
watching the multitude of hungry
sharks which swarmed around his boat
when . storm blew up. He shortened
sail ~ quickly as possible, and every
time he looked at the water he saw the
sharlks watching him. When he was
carefully working his way back to the
island the sharks continued to watch
every movement Of his arm at the helm,
- though debating the chances Of his
escape from their jaws. He fooled
them, though; but he afterward lost all
desire for yachting.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-09

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the mcst
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1C syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cAi.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YoRx, nv
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I'm limitation Of Nnfuyr

I'm limitation Of Nature
that's the result you want
to reach. With DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, you have it.
They cleanse and renovate the
whole system naturally. That
mcana that they do it thor
oughly, but mildly. They're
the smallest in size, but the
most effective-sugar-co coated
easiest to take. Sick Hca,,
ache, Bilious Headache, Cor
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements
of the Liver, Stomach an,;
Bowels are prevented, relieved
and cured. Purely vegetable.
perfectly harmless, and ;,,~~nt'.
laxative, CT ::i active c. a:
tic, according to size Of do2.
AS a Liver Pill, they've bee.
initiated, but never equaled.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-09

paramount to all others, in the minds
OF many OF our best and wisest men.
Indirectly, it concerns the whole
country. Directly, it is a contest for
Iowa, alone. For eight long years,
the people OF our state have been
cursed by the presence OF tn. inform
er and the spy. Homes have been
searched on the merest pretext, pri-
vate business interfered with, suspic
ions acted upon as certainties, bru-
talities practiced and even murders
attempted in the name OF n law,
which has in its favor neither the
merit Of justice nor the support or
public opinion. Sumptnary legisla-
ton has placed upon our statute
books the laws which assume to con.
troll the appetites and personal hab-
its of our people. While thus inter
fering with mans inherent rights ii
has SO far failed in it's intended work.
that whereas there were i'm Iowa 1883,
1874 places where liquors were sold,
in the present year Of grace there are
4,868. Believers in true and practical
temperance can tolerate the farce no
longer. The work of the democratic
party in Iowa will not be fully done
until this greatest of all Iowa farces
is swept from the pages Of our code
and law shall be enacted for the
strict regulation and control OF the
traffic in intoxicating liquors. We
cannot, in this convention, settle all
the details of the desired law. For
myself would favor a low license
fee, with high penalties for violations.
A low fee would not discriminate
against the poorer man, and the high
penalties would compel legitimate
dealing. Here there Is room for dis
agreement, but on the principle in
volved, never. The democratic party
should to day speak in no uncertain
sound for the repeal of the present
rrOhibitOry law, and the enactment
in its stead. Of 4 law for placing the
traffic under wise control.
Grntlemen OF the convention, the
contest is before you. '.Quit you like |
men. Be strong" Adopt today q
platform Of principles based upon
protected franchise, tariff reform. |
free coinage Of silver, repeal OF the
prohibitory liquor law and recogniz-
ing broad charter Of rights to every |!
American citizen. Nominate for our
leaders, men whose character is un-
and whose ability is
Add to those perfect con-
your personal pledges for
battle all along the line, and NoveM-
Der will see the triumph OF democrat
ic principles, to the glory of our state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-09
Skillful wood.workers.

It is well known that tho Japanese
arc remarkably skillful in wood, ivory
and other carving, but a well-authenti-
Gated story which has just come from
Japan would indicate that the willy Jap
does not confine himself to the beaten
paths in the exercise Of his ingenuity.
It appears that gentleman who was
travelling in the interior of the country
broke the handspring of his watch,
which he took to the nearest jeweler, q
native who lived in an obscure village.
Somewhat to his surprise the watch
was returned to him apparently In as
good running order as ever, and it ran
all right until the rainy season set in,
when it stopped. Being in the city Of
Toxic ut the time, the traveller took the
watch to an English workman, who on
making an examination was astonished
to find that the cunning Jap had put in q
spring made of bamboo, which, SO long
as it was kept dry, remained elastic,
but during the wet weather had gath
cred dampness and lost its power.
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GATHERING or THE CLANS.

The Toilers Of tho Nation Are Organixine
to Fight the Money Power.
To obtain an encouraging idea of the
strength and spirit of the reform move
ment which the pirate parties will have
to face In 1902, read the following,
which we find over the signature Of
John Brown, in the Missouri Union, and
then grid on your armor:
Five hundred thousand votes were
cast by the Knights of Labor, and indie
pendent political action received ten for
to one against.
"Powderly, Beaumont and Wright
were appointed as committee to con-
fer with other organizations and issue
the call. The general assembly OF the
+. N. B. A. OF Illinois passed resolu-
sion to cooperate.
This call will represent $500, 900 or
ganized producers. Never in the his
tory OF mankind has such a thing oc.
Cured. In that vast body are some OF
the deepest thinkers, finest orators and
best journalists in the land
"The Golfers of the enemy will be
opened and the subsidized press will
begin . campaign of ridicule, Islander
and vituperation. Murat Halstead will
cry cumming demagogues.' And the
New York Sun will think the air stinks
Of old hayseed.'
stop the movement No, never.
There is nothing on the earth or in the
waters that can ward off this cyclone.
1t will sweep the country as the ava
lanche does the side of the mountain.
Ready? Oh yes. Twenty years OF
idleness for labor, tramps on every
hand, idle. starving, savage and des-
perate; yes, it is time. The farmer has
been taxed by the scheming few until
he gets less than forty per cent Of what
he earns.
1.-THE farmer is ready. Fellow-labor-
ers, who are on the fence, fall in! Old
guard to the front! You have waited
long, but we are coming, eight millions
strong. Forward! DO you hear the
rumbling sound? 1t is the farmers al
lance, the grangers, the knights OF Ia
Dor. patrons of husbandry, farmers
mutual benefit association, national
lists, union labor men, trade unionists,
wheelers and all other friends of COM
mon humanity. See them moving in
Kansas, South Carolina, Dakota, New
York, Massachusetts,, Illinois and Indi-
ana Ye gods, what a stir they make.
Third party? No, sir; this is the first
party, the people, which means to de-
stroy the laws made in the interest Of
selfish greed, and see to it that right
and justice rule this country. Unite!
Unite! Brothers, we are to-day fight
ing British power ten times more nu-
merical than King George in 1776. We
send men to congress who commit acts |
In favor of Lombard streets money
power which would have caused them
at that time to have graced trees along
side of the British spy, Andre. Pacific |
Union.