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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-26
BUSIN ESS LOCALS.
Locals in this column 3 cents per line.


I want to sell the lot where my Of
fee stands with or without tho build
ing. Lot twenty-five and one half feet
front with one half of brick walls.
Price and terms reasonable.
SO d. X. HoLLENBECK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-26
Cigar.

Smoke the Canary Tip"
CIGAR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-26
For Sale. .

For Sale.
One choice mare with sucking colt,
and several other horses.
7tf JOSEPH SIMPLE. Roachton, o.
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta
cles, Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH,
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo,
Smoke the Canary Tip"
Cigar.
Smoke the Canary Tip"
Cigar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-26
TOLEDO MARK ITS.

TOLEDO WARKETS.
Following are local quotations at the
Produce Exchange to-day:
Cash and soft red wheat, 9Sc; 8 do,
95; 4 do. SS; wheat and rye 94c.
Rye-Cash No 2 90c; No 8. S5c.
Corn and Oats-Neglected.
Glover Seed - Prime. cash, Sept
81 COOL 57t; Oct. ST. 514@4 55.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-26

Given away with each doz. of
cabinets. one SXl0 frame and picture, ut
Pulls, Maumee.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18
A NATIONAL vIoToRY

Cannot Re Won BY q Sectional Party-IzE-
lrlletz Eron = Letter From GeurEtu
AlllEuceuaan TO the Southern Alliance
Farmer.
''All men Of sense admit that It is uu-
Just federal Legislation that is bank
rupting the agricultural and business
interests Of this nation Relief, then
must come by abolishing this unjust
system aud establishing a just one
How is this to be done? Local changes
viii not accomplish this desirable end
If every state in the south voted solidly
for presidential ticket it would
amount TO nothing.
ITO gain victory men north of
Mason and DiXon's line, and men south
of this line must unite-alliancemen of
all parties north and south are
thoroughly organized. Their interests
and those of the organizations of
all tho labOring men are identical
These organizations can elect our
next presidential ticket Now the
old parties, both democratic and re-
publican, are war parties The very
name of the republican party is hateful
to most southern men, 50 also the very
name of democratic party is hateful TO
most northern men Why is this the
| case? Because for four years the re-
publican party waged war on the
south. So, also, for four years the
| democratic party waged war on the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

FRANCIS w, president, and Henry d.
Kennedy, cashier, OF the defunct Spring
Garden national bank, who We're con
victed recently for wreclsing that insti-
tuition, were sentenced by Judge Butler
to ten years each il the eastern Penn
sylvania pehitentiary.
THE old Commercial Advertiser build
ing, New York, has been destroyed by
fire.
EN-CoNGREssAIAN r. H. NJ DAVIDSON
has been appointed United States sena-
tor by the governor of Florida 70 sue
coed Call
THE reported seizure OF the island of
MityIene by the British turned out to
be an unfOunded war scare
THE distress in the Volga provinces
OF Russia is intense At Penza women
and children wander exhausted shrielz-
ing for food in the market places. All
the charitable societies are doing the
best they can
RUSSIAN corn merchants on the from
tier are Respondent at the idea that the
German trade viii dHd fresh channels
and never return to Russia
MUCH cattle has been lost in the
Cherokee nation owing to the Indians
OVERRIDING the poisoning of ponds and
streams to obtain fish
TELEGRAaE has been received by the
chief of the Cincinnati police from
George C. solomon, a brother of the
svolnan calling herself Diss Debar, pro
nouncing Miss Ava as none other than
his sister, whose notorious conduct has
brought disgrace 70 the family.
TIE arch bishop of Vsladoiid, Spain,
is dead
IT is reported that yellow fever is
raging at Rio de Janeiro.
THE President returned TO Washing
ton on the 18th
TIE bill to abolish the convict lease
system in Tennessee was killed by the
| Legislature
The irrigatioE congress opened 1t
/ salt Lake City. Utah, on the 18th
TIE drst suit under the Texas alien
land law has been commenced at Waco.
Tex
TEE GiIliland brothers. aceussd OF as
I sassisa1ing Sheriff 1IcCa=gne at somer-
I set KY were lynehed They declared
I their Innocence
By q Gre ia the new Southern hotel
at Meridian, Miss. two dremen were
killed and $50 900 damage done
Mas JoHE a. LoeAg was at Detroit
consulting with Gen Alger concerning
/ the statue Of Gen Logan 20 be erected
/ Ia Warrington
4 men Vi1d blew down the Carey
I block - Basbortuns nsas Akron. Pa
/ One mza was killed and aaveza4 ~
5ursds
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

A HypooritiuaG cry which. Like Charity |
Coversth a EIuItituds OF Sins

A Hypocritiuaa Cry Thlcur Like -AlnrltyI
Cuyereth q Multitude of Sins
WIN the plUtocratic hovylers tell us
what they mean by honest money!
The silver dollar was the unit of value
for over eighty years Of our history. 1t
was the dollar of Washington, Jefter-
son, and all the patriots, including Lin
coin 1t was the standard of value dur
ing and tin long after the war Do
these yelpers mean 70 tell us that this
big, one-hundred-ceuL shining silver
dollar is not honest? If they do not
then please explain what is meant by
honest" money
When the late rebellion burst upon
us in all the fury of civil war gold skunk
away and hid it's cowurdly self in the
musty cellars of Wall street Green
backs were issued and the gold-bugs
stabbed them twice but crippled as
they were they carried the nation
through its greatest struggle and fur
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

The people of Kansas are in debt
many OF them iueEtFicably So It is
very impoiitic for an editor 20 write q
three-inch editorial declaring that the
state Is the cream of prosperity and
that every one who says TO the contrary
is q calamity hoWlsr. It is especially
impolitic 70 do this when the balance
OF the paper is devoted to sheriff sale
notices closing out farms under mort
cages Fou can't make man believe
he Is prosperous when he knows he is
not when he is hopelessly in debt and
the sheriff Is standing over his effects
with an auction hammer.
The alliance Is an Impractical eil-
zleut, bat the opposition gains nothing
BY an endesvor 20 stuH 6 fzlsehood
down the votsrs' thr5lls when the lie
is 90 paIpabis and 60 thoroughly known
Kansas IS morrEagsd for almost al
much as 20 would sen for under the
hammer Taxes there verge on conts-
cation Let parties meet the truth
squarely snd point cut a remedy rather
than deny t. No political party is re-
spSusibie for the dePlorable state Of
affairs in Kansas Why should any
party seek 20 cover it up2 Deceit
sham sad false pronl1es are "a poor pre-
text ON which 20 bolster up one party
OK lundar another -Esaasas City Sun
day Sun
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

north. Now, there IS a kind and fra
ternal feeling existing between alliance
men north and south, aud a desire 20
unite and vote for men who viii restore
our nation to it's primitive purity.
Now, would It be brOtheriy for our
alliancemen north to exact of alliance
men south that they should fight their
political battles under the republican
dag9 No, it would not Nor do they
ask this of their southern brothers
well, we should not ask our north
ern ailiancemau to SIGHT their political
battles under a party or hag that they
have all their lives been lighting. What
then must be done? Why all that our
northern brothers ask of us is TO form
a national party, one that knows no
north. south west or east a party that
demands equal rights for all and special
privileges to none This is the price of
freedom If we cannot rise 20 this
point of patriotism and manhood all Is
lost The man OF set of men who think
that northern alliancemen VIII fight
the battle of political reform under the
democratic bhnuer is simply a fool and
does not deserve the name Of a. states
mnn- Neither vii southern democrats
SIGHT the battles OF reform auder the
republican nag or party The masses
of both sections are sick and tired Of
ths war Of the bloody shirt because
while shis foolish war IS kept up the
6hyloclzs OF the nation are ab8orbings
by their control Of politics al the hard
earnings Of tho produesFs- Now, the
alliance as an organization cannot 60
into. OF form q political party, but the
individuals that eomPoas the alliance
can form any party that suite their
taste or interest No time should be-
lost bua siliancemea as individuals
should cal zt once q meeting iu some
central cisV and 1oEua q stats oE.zaniza-
eiau, and tli5 should Da followed by au
org1uE-atlel t. each county -u the
state eourae 1ha ssla ulsazh1cl-s
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

nished life for years afterward- After
the battle flags had been fuFled and the
sod was green over multitude Of fallen
patriots the gold-bugs crawl ont of their
Shiny, trencherous hiding places in
their dungeons, their bodies besmearsd
with the filth and Crime of dishCnors
and their first cry is honest money.
Then there is John sherman over in
Ohio, croalcinR about honest" money.
he was the special tool IN the hands OF
the British in striking down the money
of the people in 1873. He is responsible
above all others for the crime OF de-
stroying the peoples money And now
he rises mp with his garments smelling
of British lucre and joins in the chorus
Of honest money.
The same class of men that called
the greenbacLrs Lincoln sIIins;" the
same class that struck down silver;
the same class that are doing all in
their power % oppress the people are
the identical same class that are howl
ing about honest" money
The other evening we passed by a
frog pond The waters were covered
with slime and dltn, and the stencil
seemed TO rise 20 heaven and impreg-
nate the air with malarial poison
Down ont Of sight ia the gaugreus and
the foul and dirty mass came a croaz-
ing, and all the croaker said was
honest money ''-EoEoEo lLnd) In
dustrial Union
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

CHARLES TAYLOR and Ed ward Waters.
convicts in the Michigan peaitentiary
at Marquette. coOlly left the chapel, un-
locked the gates with a skeleton key
and escaped.
TH a parachute descent from bal
loon at Dayton. O., a dog landed safely,
but the aeronaut was dragged through
= willow trsetoP into the Miami river,
but he was promptly rescued.
Ray. john VAN WAGNER, of Cedar
Springs, Mich, caused the arrest OF
Ira A. Hayes for disturbing a meeting.
Re was acquitted aud then brought
suit for false imprisonment In this
he was awarded sS5 damages and s6E. so
costs The pastor refused 70 pay and
was put IA prison
Ex-SHERIEF JOHN S. PoHLAEAN has
been appointed gauger in the internal
revenue service st St Louis
THE trial OF DR.. Thatcher Graves, al
legged murderer of Mrs- Josephine
BzrnaEv, Of Providence, R. L has been
set at Denver. Col, for Novenaber "a
EYEsrEHx pickle men are considering
the advisabflity Of limiting the output
Mss VERA Ava. = wealthy and prob
ably sesentr.c EDglishwonsn, was re-
porsed uoysterionsly missing in CAiGaGo.
She was last seen at q Jesuit church
Tzs Missouri Knights OF Recipzocity
met in convention at kansas city on
ths 10th Hon s F. Scott wss chosen
grand Judge
Er-SozsEEssslAx c B CLARK. OF
Eesnah, Wis. IS dead
TIE peoples party has decided 70
launch state ticket in eitehigap-
EsQUEBE JoHSsosI, living near Goshen
Ind Is physical zrecls. q druggists
having given liaa q dose OF ssltReter ia
stead oi salts
A HAAS from 4zoutssuma lett she
laaesz near tsrirrelI. IA. Lwc cuzchS-
sars 1pzet eszd zb5u4 twenty peE4un-
ss=s4 IA Sf=rsd s-s-lsss 1srL3us-li-
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Let us review the peoples party plat
form of Kansas for the year 1890, and
see If the sub-treasury and government
money-loauing schemes were 'iu it.
and see, then, Il I am not right in my
claim, that there is an organized effort
being made since the election last fall
to change our position from the one we
occupied ia last years campaign, with
the motto: Equal rights for all and
special privileges for none" as our
rallyiug cry, 20 one that is radically
different and to my mind one that can
not be successfully maintained in this
land of sovereign voters, owing to the
idea underlying these schemes that
ther6 Is some means by LshEch the g0Ue-u-
UleHt can get Hloaey rrstb0ut taxing tie po0-
pie for it or J0Tr05r Hg e. In fact they
are, as ] see them, made out of the
same piece of cloth that Mr.. Ward has
in mind when he says in the Farmer
OF August II, ''the monumental idiocy
OF the age IS the fact that governments
have been foolish enough 20 borrow
money instead of making it." IL this
is true, the sooner we would break up
our zone government and make a
multitude of little governments 20 make
money for as, so as 20 avoid all taxa
ton, the better for us But all such
claims are simply absurd on their face.
A C. Shinn, in Kansas Farmer.
FIddie-de-dee. WIN Mr. Shiun now
kindly inform us where the people get
the money from that IS thus taxed and
borrowed from them by the govern
meutP GEORGE C.. WAED.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18
"a ENoELLENT THINa.

But &C Is Easy TO Sec That the People In
thia Country Are Not the Ones Heus-
ntcd.
Tt seems TO be pretty well established
that Europe is going t1 buy our securi-
ties as well as our grain This is, of
course, an excellent thing for the coun-
try, but it is mighty hard on the croglz-
eEs.-Eausas City Journal
What did the S7E 600 O1O in gold that
LETT this country 60 to Europe for last
year2 Why, to pay interest on Amer
lean securities held in Europe. What
viii the hundred million bushels OF our
surplus wheat crop be used for this
year2 Why, 80 do the same thing Be
tween us and the moneyed class OF Eu-
rope, under the pressnt financial sys-
tenn, it is heads they win, and tails we
lose.-National Economist
sit is estimated that we pay for the
use of English capital $500, 900, 600 a
year"
'.What? Three hundred millions.
Why, that is about five dollars forevery
man, woman and child"
Yes"
what is it paid for?"
Interest on borrowed capital"
''Cn what2'
''Ou capital"
con goId?"
ooh, nos we only have about twice
that much goIdi it is paid on capital, on
borrowed credit"
What was the use of borrowing
credit when we could make it?"
Don't know; John sherman, the
great fnancier, has been running
things. ."-Iudustrial Union.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18


o he f.
p f I
gauo the
ALT
C.
edto oriaIr readsth
here IS omet o a
in
in
honestly title OF Honest
Yet Of J.
wing new sov wit
lot toerab to-day And harder
worked andth h sweat be came
to himself on pe q
onv tender
purpose upon
sion It has already honest
1iSnriis
this that it is and anomalous
the country he
of a
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

Many fights have been lost 70 labor
They have been followed by others
like this sltirmish in Grand Rapids
But they have all demonstrated that
organized labor cannot win through
strikes, while ths law and law officers
are against them Organized labor
must go down in inglOriouz defeat un-
less 1t abandous ahe strike as its favor
ite weapon and resorts to the ballot 1t
must get into its own hands the powers,
patronage and franchises of govern
ment and then tt VIII rule without need
Of strikes or violence, and now is the
time. from this hour, for labor TO put
It's dependence on the ballot This is
what it must come 20 at last and now
Is the time The revolution can now
be made peacefully At the polls The
contest Is OF the masses agafust ths
classes, and the former can now win If
they stand united, and cur inztiEHtious
saved Grand Rapids Press
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

New England, or any other section
Of the country, is justified In opposing
such "a scheme OF plunder as the free
coinage OF silver Involves and, unless
the American spirit of fairness toward
all sections and of interest in the gem
eraI welfare of the people as a whole
has disappeared from the democracy
aud alliance OF the west and south, the
republican party in those sections win
receive assistance I'm it's dRht 90 main
tain an honest dollar and the existing
financial status Albany Evening Jour
nal fdem-).
The political bosses and their tool
who have for months mausuvsFsd q
dtsorganizs the alliance can now con
sole each other as best they can It's
their funeral not that of the alliance
Southern Mercury.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

Nay Prepare ThemsulreH &c siest the Com
hined Armies OF the E'iutocEltiu Money
Power
The enemy
Watch him-
''EternaI vigilance is the price Of
liberty"
Who is the euemy2
Without beating round the bush, or
hne phrasing, the money power Is the
enemy.
He has two armies, the republican
and democratic parties, In his service,
and when the people are quiet subnis-
sive and docus these armies play at
lighting each other.
The beauty Of it is that the rank aud
dle are in dead earnest and the two
parties, or armies as the better iu-
formed John james Ingalls, calls them,
hght Tor blood
The money power Witnesses the
struggle between them with ghouiish
glee. and says
Lay on 5IaoduH,
And damned be be who hrst cries.
"uolds enough"
The supremacy of gold-bugEism, cor
porationism, laudlordism, mortgage
lordism, railroadIordisn, and all sorts
Of capitalism, is equally safe with
either party
The successes or failures of the 1.-TWO
great parties" arc mere questions of
Office holding
The money power smiles equally on
either set after the battle is over, the
sPoils appropriated, and the successful
set tried TO outdo the other in sub
ssrvieucy TO the common mastsr-the
money power
When, however, the ravages OF the
money power have wrought havoc in
all parts of the country. have reduced
the toilers Of the country to servants,
the wage earuers 20 hirelings, and the
farmers TO vassals, by degrees there
comes an awakening, and the wrath OF
the plain, common people, so slow TO
anger, becomes terrible.
They form new com biuations. and,
driven by an awful necessity. they con-
solIdate their broken columns into a
single body, as was done at Cincinnati
on the 2Oth of May, 1891.
When this happens the money power
orders a truce to hostiIities between the
demO-republican armies, aud commands
that instead of fighting each other they
for the time being unite against the
/ aroused people.-Pittsburgh Kausau-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

The government Of the United states
Cf AmsEice viii loan a limited amount
of money on real estate security
at two per cent interest aud On twenty
years time A portion of che principal
to be paid each year aud interest on
that repaid 20 be disc5ntinusd- Citizens
uf the United States who are paying
heavy interest may have their mortgage
taken up bv the government by exc
cuLing new mortgage 20 the Dutted
States Eor two per cent NO Loaua VIII
be made before July j. 1853 Every
one who expects 20 take advsntgge OF
this blessing is expected 20 vote foF it ga
lGs5.--EEoEcno Tud-l industrial UEion.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18
. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1891.

aud old political bosses that have grown
70 be miIlionaires on a congressman s
salary of s.. 600 a year viii set up q
howl They viii crack the party lash
over the heads and around the heels OF
former democrats, and try TO hold them
in rank by such weak and pueEile argu-
meuts as that it is necessary 60 keep up
a solid south in order TO preserve white
supremacv"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18


THE amount of shortage in O'Brien's
accounts with the Catholic knights of
America is supposed to be between
so. 600 and $50, coo, but the society is
fully protected. O'Brien has disap-
peared from his home at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
ANDREW J. CAEOTHERs, for years at
the head of the colored alliance in the
south, is out in an open letter to his
people, warning them against Hum
phrey's scheme Of demanding eXorb bit
ant prices for cotton picking.
WILLIAM EVERETT, member of the
legislature of Georgia, was terribly
beaten by Fred Cooper, a grandson of
ex-President Tyler.
THE night express on the Central
railroad was held up near Savannah,
Ga, and the express car robbed The
amount taken was not stated.
THE Chattanooga (Tenn.) belt line
has been sold.
JOHN MCCARGUE, sheriff at Somerset.
Ky, has been assRssinated-
TIE alliance captured the democratic
convention at StauntOn, Va
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

jerry Simpson said that the entire
state Of Kansas could not be soId for
enough 20 pay it's indebtednezs The
sveE-tzutlz4ut and reliable Topeka Cap
ttal at once proclaimed Giupsou a liar
and an enemy OF Kaasaz OF course
the honoEahte jerry lost no sleep over
the matter and Il now fully sustained
By the census report M5auEhIie she
eifize1s Of ehst state are mating m
their cGsaeluEiuu- az 60 the differences
between 2 MAJ who has the eoueru- -
Vyszn them % tiseir true condition aa-d
. paper t1ls sealE1 Sc deceive ead uala-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18
GENERAL.

THE refugees from Valparaiso have
arrived safely in Peru.
THE London Standard publishes a
Constantinople dispatch confirming the
report that the recently dePOsed grand
vizer, Kiaml Pasha, is a virtual pris-
Oner in his own house
THREE hundred Mormon missionaries
are at work in the rural districts of
Great Britain Their proseiyting has
grown so open recently that a crusade
against them is seriously proposed.
IN the French academy of medicine
DR.. PrOust announced that cholera from
the east was nearing Aleppo, and that
the great danger to Europe lay III the
Persian guilt
SALVADOR has been stricken by an
earthquake. Millions OF dollars of
damage has been occasioned and much
loss Of life was feared
ITALY has urgently ordered so, 600
rifles from the factory at Terni
tbs earnings of the Chicago, Mil
yyaulzee & St Paul road for the first
week of September amounted to $780,
T46 against s501, sos for the correspond
ing week of $780, an Increase Of $50, $50.
AT a session of the international ag-
ricultural congress at The Hague the
delegates unanimously approved a mo-
tion condemning the naturalization of
land as dangerous 70 agricultural prog
ties. the morality Of the government
and to the pecuniaTy interests Of states
An American mission has been de
stroyed in q riot at Ichaag, China
The situation IS considered grave by
the state department and the navy
departments has baen instructed e
streng4baH Adm. Eelknap's deet in
China
ALExAsDER & SoE. corn brokers Of
ThreadnesSie street. London. have
fafiad- They sttEibGte their failure e
losses when they have incurred sinee
Nay last IN speculation in grain ear
goes
THa distress in Russia Is terrible z
the provinces Of Vamhof al epidemis
j Of diphthsEis i raging aud mothers de
/ l1beratelY expose their children % the
Infection pEsfsrring death IA that form
I 20 starvation
cAEkne- hes refused - reduce it
sugar szztsz<-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-18

The ApPsal-AvaIauehe says If
Macune desires an exciting expert
ence he should 20 70 south Carolina and
undertake a joint debate with Gov
Tfllmau-" Ben Terrell had that eek
citing experience with T5ilmau before
tlle state alliance a few weeks back
AZ the close Of che debate that body
without a dissenting vote indorscd the
Ocals demands il fun Maybe TiiI-
man shared some CT the .ezciting ez~
periencs' on thas oeCasion--lBa aeelF
T1ileE