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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

A few DAYS ago reporter of the Den
yer Republican met in the corridor OF
the Windsor hotel Messrs. Charles Her.
nandez and II. A. Corbin, both inter
ested in Louisiana. Mr.. Hernandez is
a prominent cotton broker in New Or.
leans and also interested in handling
rice, sugar and molasses. He is a son
of Hon. Joseph Hernandez, retired
capitalist and president of the Carroll
ton street railway OF New Orleans. He
was delegate from New Orleans to
the Trans Mississippi congress and
came here in company with Mayor
Shakespeare. The business features of
Denver attracted his attention, and he
has remained here several days visiting
various points In Colorado and giving
especial attention to the operations of
the cable lines and electric roads of
Denver. Mr. Hernandez is delighted
With the city. II. bui'd'nss. hotels, bra
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06
THE eAsreask DANCE.
Q, 10 = Product os e issi t,.dur.n.
ti.s.. In t.asQ "a'h.

II 10 = Product OF n issi tAdur.n..
n.s.. In tassQ 6sa'h.
One Of the most attn eise features OF
iils rceent eSpositiaa I Paris was thu
EASTERN dancing gisiA. sJn half dozen
n morn booths ~ pnts, scattered
,t-0Gt the grounds, 49, strangers ot
mother world ard dsiiixation held
heir uniqu. r-e-psinaAk The spectacle,
20 Western eyes, il - oatireiy new and
unprecedented that tA01rst effect of il
Z, mere astonishmso9 After further
xp-ri.ae- its stranGsoDDs b-gins u ne
olive Itself into i,essayasse can iiserim'
mats b-twe-n the c0m06ntiS. merits of
lane-rs, and dispsa applause ia'
iieiousiy. writes Jaiia Hawthorne in
Dr-ss-
A narrow stage oo0Qes one -ni Of
the room. which May thir,y-six fa'i
quar-. On the stAgs. - semi-sirelc,
Z, the danoers and tho nsieians- Ihe
alter pnOiue. couoso chiefly with a
art Of drums, AMI p that emit u
iois~ no, uniik- tbs q pain II bag
piI-s. 1, l. = howl rr'as. exciting
aol.s. which. after a1hilr. i-gin. IL
i.ai Ia. brain aud hu1o6 the pulse, Ia
iiir midst u IL, = younr woman ris-ss,
,.aIisssi about N s&lk. and n,usisDs.
md with bangles and necklace
inglins and sparkling At every move
n.n,- Her i-o-iy sways easily t-,ws-n
her hauneh-s, and her air II partly
.ndoi~nt and PARTLY suer~s,ivs OF
'a,sn, yia,or. A. she fac, the anilrhe-,
In,lnia,ions pass through her is1.iy; and
h'-s-' unduia,loGs ar, 10, only lateral,
"a, vertical. Any one who has oh
rived the i-rlly of snake la motion
ias sen the counterpart Of ,his move
mont
While the unainiations ar- going on,
thu girl il la other r~nt-,.;s f-crfJFsnin
3 slow. graceful aud lanauld dhnr..
Ter arms ris- and fall ana wav- abpu,
.Hr bead: she turn, her faes iro,n si'lr
% sidr, and occasionally smiles a. II la
a yolup,nou, dr-am; her lee, shifting
Fhythmically and wlthou, haste an,l
ever anal anon she turns completely
l1und. hut always slowly AMI ,l-lil--F-
lt-ly. The marvel and sinF'iiarl,y oi
the performance lice In the unduia,Ions
Il the frpn, ii the t-D.iy. II |, linr-ps,
iblr for European I" produce even
ih- germ 81 such a movement. The
iris has- ,-c-n trained from early
,hildhDoi In the usr III group. 1i
muscles II the very existence Of which
W. arr ignorant Their control a;
them il absolute. The -s'~n, an,i
power Of the con,ras,ions Ia aA,onish'
ing,
In European Il woaid H. nimss, ~
Voting, hut Ia these Oriental dainssis
the -H-c, l. different. We recognize
that the dance" IL natural Ia them
tina, I, belong, Ia th-ir rae- and genius,
and tina, II has coin. down Ia them
run an -prrh a. an lent ~ the sG.lc-
4 the pyramids AM III, infancy oi
i!udaiha. II Ia not Z, D. criticized by
Inr crude contemporary standards %!
convention. fashion o. morality; l, |. "a
i'- accepted. wondcnd al, for wha, II
IL. and has been sincss the East WI. tn.
last
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

Talking OF patent mcdicincs-you
know the old prejudice. Aud the doc
tors-sOmc OF them-arc between you
and us. They would like you to think
that what's cured thousands won't cure
you. You'd believe in patent medicines
If they didn't profess to cure everything
and so, between the experiments Of
doctors, and the experiments Of patent
medicines that are sold only because
there's money in the stuff you lose
faith in everything
And, you can't always tell the pre-
scription that cures by what you read in
the papers. So. perhaps, there's no bet
ter way to sell remedy than to tell the
truth about 1t, and take the risk Of its
doing just what IL processes to do.
That's what the Worlds Dispensary
association of Buffalo, n. Y, does with
DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
and DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
If they don't do what their makers
say they'll do-you get your money back.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06
HOW woiaen WALK.

About One out of ry.niy-Elss nrsEa
How to Lin and Pas D0an lie isss.
It's very easy thing Ia do, walking,
learned 50 long ago in every woman
yonth that she searoely nsinemhgrs h1.
or when She was taught tn put one foot
before the other, how she learned ~
move with stumbling or digIliilei mo-
tions; ani ~ strong uIsln her is the
fone- of habi, long Continued tina, rar,-
ly. rarely in later years Of girl az young
iadyho-.i. can she l., brought Ia a con
seiousn.ss Of tn. defects in her carriage,
and persuaded Ia alter them for mon'
graceful movements, an she passes ~
anal fro upon the face Of the earth.
jus, one ga, Of twenty live women
seen passing down crowded street
knows how Ia holi her bH.iy and how
u If, up AMI sci down her feet natural
~, This 10 the r,'sult II long obserya'
ton ON the par; ~ the writer. WHO,
moreover. remarks tina, that one re-
is-ming WOMAN ia bu, a paaaabl- walk
Or, Aays u writer ia the illustrated
American.
Now, only that woman who lso-rs la
for athletic exercises. or has hardened
Ia long lectures from the dr-ss rsfoEIn
era, ever takes though, as Ia her daily
Learlng In public and nj home. II Is
sufficient tina, sh. Il M, hunehbaekrd
or conspirnnusly unl'raecfni. AMI though
aii- DOESN'T know IL, all thos- long,
lowing Skin, drai-Tirs, from walls, "a
foot, hi,ir Tor her multitude ~ what
might aimns, H. d-ipTmiti-s-usly. uH'
pleasing movements, tina, la a man ~
under ia. Incorporating terms ii
lsnoek.lEn.-i. ,.pw'lri'',i, splAy ia-ii.',i
and ~ on. bu, la her arr hliilrR. AMI
only ob,rais 10y tho uneasy s,rps,
switching skirts aHi III, u shoulder,
by the weak drop II shoulders, un'
iil'ni'ird i-.ni ~ the head Aud Ispl,s 81
arIn,-aii of which - Ia make up 'lr
irregular outlines ~ an ugly iigun'.
la tho..- .afly days, when ,Ssiilini'
baby. much 81 this un,-'au,iiuln~s,0 III
carriHe- was learned. NOR WA Il chr,
rrc,-d; and a. very few womrn consid'
rr mor- than facial l-auiy nr,,-fsary
Cor happiness, ihry nrr-r paus-' mo
m-n, b-'fnrv the mirror anal n-rapi at,
icn,lv-iy the contour, II the lH-iy. and.
walking back and forth, hal, Ia judge
whether the motion Ia regular and full
Of ease.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

This remedy is becoming SO well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcrs sing the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist aud it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and otner affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent ms well as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Constipation AID Indigestion try
Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. Or money refnnded.-Pricc
80 cts. and S1O0 per bottle Mt any
nrucatorp
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

Enough is now known of Il portion OF
Alaslsn, impcrfcctly explored, says the
Chicago News, to indicate that il is the
finest fish and game territory probably
in the world While the general Gov.
eminent has complete control OF this
vast tract, as yet but one insignificant
law has been passed in the interest of
protection. The same care bestowed
upon these two products in Alaska as is
accorded them by the Government in
the Yellowstone Park viii prove in the
future an immense boon to vast
population, inasmuch Us, with few
wise restrictions thoroughly enforced.
Alaska will for generations to come be
capable of providing fish and game for
all classes of persons in the older States,
either as food or for PURPOSES Of sport
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

mess men, suburban Developments and
the prospective future OF the capital Of
Colorado.
Sir, CoIbin is largely interested in
timber anu the real estate business in
TangipahOa parish, Louisiana, lie has
been in Denver about six weeks en-
gagged in selecting and purchasing
mares Ia lie used for breeding purposes.
lie has shipped two carloads, has Isl in
Denver. and expects Ia purchase 81
more. lie is very much eIthusei over
the business VI mule raising in i.ouisi-
ana, where they can be raised cheaper
and biing better prices than in any
other market. Mules mature and are
ready for work a, s Years Old. and bring
$50 Ia SUI,
These gentlemen express great sur
prise that the stoekm-n Of Colorado do
not visit Louisiana Ia learn III. OPEN
inss there for the sale of female stock
suitable for breeders, also 10 examine
the vast ranges for stock raising, np
feed bring required for stock Ia that
climate. Native grasses IN summer and
winter, and the switsheane. fufnish.,
tosi during The Year. On this album
danr feed stock thrive and grow large
and due.
Visit, have been made Ia various
points where iin- horse stock IL raised
in Boulder, Fort Collins, Greeley, on IN.
Divide and elsewhere. On Tuesday u
visit Mas paid la Major Jacob Down
ing, ranch, In jefferson county. Til,
1, one II the finest collections Of thor
ou.hbF-i and high grade horse, In the
Rocky mountain region. The ZOO.
acre ranch with its ,up-ib farm build
ings excited their admiration when they
found that tw-ls. year, ago IL VA, raw
prairie. The stables. corral, and out
buildings, framed and covered with
corrugated iron, were pronounced model
improvements and un-luall-i. Tn.
great Held of alfalfa showed ,h-
strength of tile soil. The farm roads.
fences ani general improvements We're
duly noted AMI received due cumm.n'ia.
ton. A car load o: mare, Was selected
and will L. shipi-i In n few days In
Mr.. Hernandez plantation. near New
Orleans.
Mr. Hernandez believes tha, there
will spring up an Immense amount oi
exchange, mutually beneficial Ia the
people Of both STATES. lie will leave
in few days for New Orleans. Mr..
Cotbin viii remain several weeks 10
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06
RARE SPORT.


49, - -sa01~~sS-
Recently n iary.r party Of wealthy
gentlemen from Chicago visited the
electric city Of the South seeking an In.
ycs,m-ns for the sup-rfiuous lumps,
and having little spare time on their
hands resolved 10 make up u hunting
team. says the l!o,ton Traveller. lils
stories Of wild turkey In abundance
about the mountains had b-'cn fca,cd
about the Hotel Dc kaib, and cnihu.
siasm crcp, uudcr the vcs, Of the fort.
un. hunters In largr majori,ics. a
wcll.known trapprr was approached.
who ,utnblcd To the scheme n, once.
but knowing that wild turkey did no,
abound In that region To any great cx-
tent he set his wits working. and re-.
solved To keep up his reputation ~ well
NJ that Of the country WHERE he was u
prophet. Procuring half dozen good
turkeys from near farmer and u
bright lad 90 tend them, he located both
in a lon.som. place up the mountain
and left them to their fate. with in.
struc,ions TO keep track Of them for sc
many hours, and whcrc they wen, 10
scatter paper scent, q Ia hare and
hounds, that the trappcr might tract.
them. Bright and early the mex, day
came the party. eager for mountain
game, and the guide hitting the scent
easily was no, long In soaring bird.
Bang! bang! bang! bang! and the wild.
IS, specimen in all Alabama came down
with a ilu,tcr OF wild feathers, an easy
victim To Chicago's prowcss.
In short space Of time five more rare
birds were bagged. but the hunt KEEP;
on undated, until the sun commenced
to slant his evening rays, when tn.
mighty hunters resolved that the whole
family were slaughtered. and. weary of
the sport, bctook a homcwar,l coursc.
Great was the curiosity ut the hotel 10
sec the fruits of the hunt, and congrat
ulations were in order nll round. Tn,
next day the Chicago gentlemen lief; for
home. carrying those six wild-tamc
turkeys, and are probably to-day tell
ing their friends of the sport they had
in the mountains Of Ala bama shooting
wild fowl.
The trappcr thought the story toe
good to keep, and thus II leaked out.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06
FLY-gATiNo PLANTS.
seine s,rsns. ri.ias. so. la III. Garden
st ws.sinSt.a.


Did you ever ,-- plants that live on
,ii.., or moslui,o-rs7 Hearing ~ them.
took stroll through the botanical
sar,isns a, Washington. and inquired IL
the superintendent, about the truth 81
the story. says writer Ia the i'liiladrl'
phla Times
"Ohl yes. W. have some such ihlnFH.
he said. and hrrr n one now" lie
pointed 10 pot containing what
seemed Ia L. mo.s. hut in this green
mass could h. seen ,iny shells, Iilg-
and green and only half "r-n. Along
the edge, were green hasTs like eye
iash-s-
you .r- rs VOC, In here" he -s'
planned. as h. Opened the two halves,
land when he vvis In the leave. clo.~
rs'~n the hy can't svs oas. Then he dies
and hi. substance IL absorbed hy Tho
had little flower. II grow, only Ia.
south Carolina.
''ifcF- II wha. call the hrrr saloon. %
he continued. you sc- ,hi. II shaped
like n pitcher, hanlr FROM long stem
and has n curved lid Inside II i'lii
that lntoxicatc. all insects tina, drink II.
They are then absorbed by the pllni,
This other one. like "a round. hollow
tulip stem. Il Of the same nature.
Then. here IA big green pitcher
plant. Well. fro.-s climb into this o.
drink from the f'uid at the bottom. hut
they can't ~, out, for when they tr$,n
u couple Of sharp horns in the lid over
head stab them In the back"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

Headaches and fcvcrs, 10 cleanse the
system cn-c,ually, vet gently. when cos.
tive or bilious. or when the blood is I'M
pure or sluggish. Ia permanently cur.
habi;uai constipation. 10 awaken the
kidneys and liver la a healthy activity,
without irritating or weakening them,
use syrup Of Figs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

The ministry of education in Russia
has issued circular forbidding all per.
sons of high standing in the manage.
mcnt of schools and colleges to allow
authors to dedicate their works to
them. Works Of n very indifferent
and. and in some instances. even of an
Objectionable nature, II they arc dcdi.
Gated to persons of rcnown in the
educational circles, necessarily enjoy
the patronage of those persons and find
more readers than is desirable.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

Special measures art being taken In
Germany TO increase the number of of.
iiccrs in the army. At present the
scarcity of officers Is unprcccdcntcdly
great, and, especially In the Prussian
regiments, commissions have been go
ing begging. All the courses Of in.
struction in the various military acudcm.
les will bc shortened 30 that there may
he at least fifty per cent. more young of
fccrs turned out in the same length of
time than nrc Graduated ut present.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

The recent census Of Ireland shows a
population of i,706, l62 males and 2.3i7,-
O76 females, being n decrease of 46S, ga
in total since the last census.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06
FOtI SALE.

a Webster's Unabridged Dictionery.
As good as new. viii sell for less than
half original cost Inquire at this Office
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Republicans speak lightly OF the
third party movement, hut their words
do no, represent their thoughts.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

Jerry Simpson displayed his shrewd-
ness by declining to take any part in
the recent conference at Cincinnati
which some misgu people think
launched national political party
There are men-many Of them-in the
ranks Of the Farmers Alliance capable
of organizing and leading n great ma
tional political party, but they were
conspicuous by their absence from the
Cincinnati gathering, and should they
deem 1t wise to form political party ut
their convention next February IT is
not probable that they would be willing
to recognize the Dalgettys of national
notoriety who were showed to the front
ut Cincinnati. The Alliance leaders
are honest, while some of the would-be
leaders at the Cincinnati conference
are-well, certainty under suspicion.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

Ex.Conar->sman rayson Of Illinois Is
surely slated for the chief ius'ic.ship Of
Of the new land court. which the lf-si-
dent will soon appoint. III. selection
OF Mr.. i'ayson rs presiding judge is re.
.nr'icd on all sides rs M cSrclicn, one.
lie Is, perhaps, the best informed man
In the country on public land icgisla-
ton.
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do no, represent their thoughts.
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see'''"', n'a'io IN sun s'eh man
an" many u n's 'i'e""s .i'hA !. WI" "'
long INNS pri"f' nc VIII br abls ~ re-
'""ho MS oi'c'ai au'''' ~ ash'hs'"h'
-
The devil must smile when lie reads
p'"o W vac "pi'"aiS ""''ee' -hus"H
'.'a", N''''"s '''"P"i'a T" VI" '"'
'"''a WIN" "' ''''' Pa''h' "oh'oH"o
''S"4''
Hon. jerry simpson Ii going I" make
Ire" trade speeches IN Ohio IN ori-''i'
no" 10 MCKINNEY" hlsh taf'h talks,
:" s''"' '"A' ..
foiitieai isins are quite plentiful hi'
year but Inc Indications are th'' Nhr
OLD fashioned ninon'pnf- Andrew
jackson Democratic principles VIII b''
g""i enough Tor majority OF the 'o'-
rfs next year.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-06-06

The benefit" societies that are col,
iaPsing all over the country hay. been
of little benefit Ia anybody except the
''fakirs" who conducted them.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-15
THE CORRESPONDENCE.

In three recent issues OF this
paper there has been a corresponds
,nce of a controversial character.
Two of the letters were written over
the assumed name "Demccrat' and
one. over "People's Party
It has been intlmated that the
editor of THE DEMOCRAT was the
author of the articles signed "Dem-
o,rat." We take this occasion to
saw that nothing has ever been
nrinted in the columns of this
paper, under the management OF
the present editor, and from Dis
men. which did not bear the charac
teristic editorial "we".
We have frequently been asked
to publish articles as our own edlto-
rioal productions, but we have IN
variably refused to do it, and nave
refused to print them at all, or nave
marked them communicated.
AS to the correspondence referred
to. now being carried on through
the columns of this paper, we nave
nothing to do with it personally
We disfavor any controversial cor
! respondence under an assumed
name. and we have clearly stated
the same to both writer's. But they
prefer to write, and as long as they
keen within the bounds OF courtesy
and we can make good English out
of what they write, as servant Of
the whole people, we do not see no"
we can refuse their communications
We do not think anything is gained
by 1t however, either way. We DID
not invite the correspondence anc
| we do not favor too heated contro
yerSy,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-15
REV. BRANTLY YORK DEAD

Rev Brantly york, the founder
Of Trinity College, is dead. He
was one of the most remarkable
men North Carolina has ever pros
duced. it is said he dii not learn
the alphabet until he was grown,
and was married before he learned
to read. At the age of 80 he vas
afflicted with blindness from which
he never recovered. With all these
disadvantages he became a master
of English scholar ana a logic!an.
He wrote Que OF the best English
grammars ever used in the state,
and we do not hesitate to say that
we learned the most we, know OF
English analysis from York's Ana
lyticai Grammar. It is a pleasant
Renaissance to cali up the happy
hours spent. while a school boy, in
Learning the dependence and rela'.
ton different parts Of sentence
bore to the other parts as shown in
his diagram OF a tree which he
called dendrologg. His was the
ireest from 6ryneSs aud dullness
Of all the English grammdrs we
ever used.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-15

D. ErnERG Gh, Curfi.nck. y. c.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-15
How This

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls CatarrE that cam
not be cured by taking Halls catarrh
Cure.
f. J. CHENEY / CO. Props, Toledo, O.,
We, the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able to
carry out any Obligations made by their
firm.
" EST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o WALKING. KINNAN & MAR
WIN, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cious surfaces OF the system. Testimon-
ais sent free. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-15
ABOUT COLUMBUS.

Those who expect to take IN the
te ache1's excursion to Cuba in De
cember, as arranged by Col. f. 4.
Harrell of Raleigh, will appreciate
the illustrated article on our first
page Of the bones Of Columbus and
the cathedral where they now rest
in Havana. The party will remain
a week IN the city of Havana, and
the resting place of Columbus will
be one of The Interesting things
there. THE DEMOCRAT has the cuts
for these illustrations made to order,
a nd they are therefore new srd not
second hand.
Just here it is in order to give tie
following very Interesting item cou.
cernipg the great navigator, which
va CLEAN from the Worlds Fair
n, g.
The owners of one of TIE finest
business corners in Chicago lave
decided to erect 100000 sixteen
story building to Re called The
Columbus" in homo: of America g
dlscoverer. The plans contemplate
structure strikingly artistic and
ornate in appearance, of the Spanish
style of architecture. Ga each side
of the maia entrance will be placed
bronze tablet the first bearing this
inscription
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-15

lips Of the chief apostle o. tue order;
";f it is necessary 10 get il (r.f,rtiua
TO the relief Tor the people we shall
wipe tho two I'D parties out Of txis-
tence with DO more hesitation than
wave of the hand" Did lzar.
king, or potentate ever speak with
more assumed authority and dicta>
,orial power These two Moguls ;,
King Polk ard Peoples Party"
Here are two political parties, ore
has stood the storms for more than
one hundred years and stood like 8
rock wall on the side Of the people.
The other has d.enched the land II
hEothers' bloo.', cost the people hufe
than twelve billions Of aollsrs with
in tie last thirty years at d tac been
10 control Of the aaIionai govern
ment every hour fer tie sau.e length
of time and toduY controls all lie
cofporste ard money comhints CD
the American Continent as veil as
the trea sury, almy and navy Of the
United States. And yet Lieutenant
Polk is going to wipe them from the
face Of the earth and blot them rom
the psges Of history with tie wave
of his hand, iC it becomes necessary
10 order To accomplish his purpose.
Great man Big Indian Stand from
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