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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
Szwarte ~pOsiedzeMie.

Gzwarte posiedzenie.
Munistee, Cz,cortek, % Sierpnia.
9ta godzina rano. - Posle-
dzenic otwarto jak zwykle modIi-
twa, poczem odczytano listo
delegat6w. Protokof z ostatnego
posicdzenia ~przeczytano j przyie-
to.
Pan Klotbassa przeczyta1 te.
legram nadeslanY od PolakoW z
Eric, Pa.
Prezos se.imu poruszyf sprawe
ublcia ma wczoralszem posiedzeniu
rezolucyi @qaajqcej podsia~ sarsq-
du ma rdsnes miasta. Prezes
oswiadczyf, re uDicla tel rezolucyi
"a legalne nwa4ac me MONA, be
oddano prey tenn gfosowaniu
wiecei gfosow, niz sic ma sejmle
znaiduje.....
Chicagowianle zaczell sic ma
to kwaslc, ale W kohcu przyszfo
do gfosowania mad wniosklem,
,czy spr"wa ma bye wzniowiona?"
- Wniosek przeszed},
Teraz podnieslono napowrot
rezo]ucye, Aadajaca podziasu
zarzadc. Przyssfo do gtosowania,
ktorego rezuttat by4:
Ia r%ezolucya, gfos6w......9o
Przeciw rezolucyl, gfos6w....73
Zatem rezoIucya przeszia.
Gdy rezu!tat gfosowania
ogfoszono, powstaly W sail dfug;e,
entuzastyczne okrzyki i okIaski.
Teroz powstaf ks. w. Barzyh-
ski l prosif pred osofem 0 poz-
wolen1e przeproszenia Wielepnych
ksiezY krolla i Szukalskiego,
ktorych ma wczorajszem posiedze-
niu uniesieniu obrazit.
Uchwalona rownoczesnie wvrzu.
Genie z protokofu NOV wczoraj-
szYch ks Barzyhskiego.
Pan N~apleralski, jeden z
delegatow ,,punkciarzy" q Chica.
90 wezwany do tego, pros'f izbe
sejmowq, ably ich sprawe wsiato
ped obrady i prosif, ably w jaki
sposob sprawe zQ}atwiono i ich
napowrot do Z~iednoczepia przyje-
10. Oddano sprawe to Wlelebnym
Ksie1om do za1atwlen1u a za!a-
twienle sprawy fnansowel zarza.
dowi Zjednoczenia.
Tu przystapii kemitct rezolu-
cvi do przedk1adanla takowych.
Przeczytano rezelucye wnleslone
przez delegatoW.
l.-W sprawie towarzystw
ME nalezacych do kfasy posmiertneJ
zadAJaca odebrania delegation
takowych g}osu W sprawach
Zjednoczenia i wyborze urzednikow
- FIR: Pasterskl, z Milwaukee,
wn1oskodawca.
2.-W sprawie administra-
cyl: ably takowa dfuSej ME byfa
W jednem miejscu iak 3 iafa.
J. Kruszka z Milwaukee,
wnioskodawca.
3. A. = Ably czfonek Zjedno.
czenio mial prawo do posmlertne-
go w ka2dvm wypadl<u smlerci
zonY. = J. Bambenek z Winony,
wnioskodawca.
3. B. Ably organ Zjedno-
czenla ME nalezaf do towarzystwa
akcyjnego. = j. Bambenek z Wi.
nony, wnioskodawca.
4.-W sprawie organu:: Ably
organ byi: w4asnoscla Ziednoczenia,
a drukowany "a kontraktem. =
Ig. Czerwlhski z Milwaukee,
wnioskodawca.
s. Prosba tow. sw. Wolcie-
cha z Chicago o za]ecle sic temze
przeclw zaburzeniu rozdwojenlu
TAME powsta}emu.
+. Ably komltet do rezolucyl
skiadat sic zawszeCz 7miu cz}on-
kow. f. Brzeski z Berllna,
wnioskodawca.
w sprawie kontroll o.
plekunow klasy: Ably sDrawozdania
tychze kwartalnle o~glaszano. = X.
Nal,borski, Stevens Point, WHO
skodawca.
Przys,aplono do glosowaula.
Plerwsza rozolucya upadla.
Rezolucya druga, ably zarzqd
ME byt dluzej W jednej mlcjsco
woSci iak 3 lata = przesz}a,
Rezolucya trzecia, ably czIonek
Zjednoczenla mia4 prawo do pc.
S%miertnego w kaadym ~wypadku
smiercl zonv, ably organ ME byi
wydany ma akcye - przyieto.
Razolucva czwarta. W sDraw re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
z TEXAS.
Anderson Is Sierpnia,
SZanowna Redakcvol

oAN1O" villa lOcQdhCyO.
P!szac do Szanownej Redak-
cyl ME byfem dokiadule pu-
~lntormowany. KS. Chalcarz,
odie2d2alac Cd mas wszystko
zatatw'i, pozostawlvszy arodu
! sposoby zadowo!enia ,ych
co mu naprzod dali ma pen
sya. Pomylka staia sic pr4ez
vine obecnego Ko,ni.etu.
Rowniez nadmlenjam, il
wei. ks. Oh. odiezd&aj4c, 70.
stawii wszystko W porzsdku.
z s.aculkiem
q. L. Pozruzq. s,ss..;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

"N"'..'ouo " PA2IL ieLoluCf3.
Rezolucya sZ6sta, ably komitet
do rezolucyl sktadal sic z 7mlu
cz}onk6w, - przesz4a.
RezoIucya si6dma, aby "a.
przyslelone sprawozdanie opieku.
kunow kasy Swartalnie ogtaszano
- ubita.
Posledzenie odroczono do
godziny 2glei pc po}udn,u.
P%oprzednio i~eszcze zaprosif
Wlel. X. kozfowski Gaia lzbe
sejmowe ma oblad do sleble.
Prey balotowaniu ia prezy-
denta pablo SO g!os6w ma
P. k,olbssse z Chicago.
50 glosow ma j. kromke z
z Detroit.
10 glosow IA j. Dardasa
z Bay City.
| CLOS ma J. Kruszke z
Milwaukee. (Szkoda, De ME
ma M'chafka Ktuszke, tylko
ma iahiegos lego kuzyna.)
Del. Kromka obrauy vice
prezydentem. Nowo obrany
prezydent dziekuje W kilku
sfowach Ia zaszczyt, kt6ry go
spotkai.
Rezultat balotu ma vlcepre-
zyde:ata okazai sic Dastepu.
lacv:
F. Banas7ewicz z Grand
Rapids SIS gfosow.
Jakob Dardas z Bay City
Sc gfosow.
Kulwlcki z Detroit q gto.
sow.
Jedrzelek z Chicago l CLOS.
Plotrow,cz z Grand Rapids
l gfos
Oh. Banaslewlcz podzleko.
wal "a zaszczyt, jaki go przez
wybor ten spotkaf,
Ma sekretarza jeneralnego
otrzymaf B. Straszynskl z
Milwaukee SO gtos6w.
Dukarskl z Bay City Sc
glossy.
Tomasik Z Chicago 9 glosow.
Mamma Z Chicago 2 g1osy.
j. Reich z Manlstee l CLOS.
lrobiono pauze celem Cd
fotografowania delegatow.
Prey wYborze kasYera roz.
strzel'ly sic glossy ma 4rech
kandydatow, przyszio vice
do ponownego balotowanla
miedz OBJ. Wlekllhsklm a
Gnlotem. Przy ostatecznem
gfosowanll FIR. Wlekliiski
otrzYmal 100 glosow. j..
Gniot otrzymat SO gtos6w.
Opiekunami kasy zostali
obranl: Ign. Czerwihski z MIL
waukee. 7. Krolik B Klar.
kowsk! z Chicago, Jak6b
Dardas z Bay City, J6zef
Reich z Manistee.
Ma czesc We'll. ks. Guto-
wsk1ego jake radcy duchow.
nego w2nleslono trzykrotne
wat!
Ma wniosek del. Rejcha
zostaf P. Klolbassa m,anowa-
ny houorowym prezydeEtem
do3ywctnim Z)odnoczen,a. No.
mInacya ia uchwalona 2ostsia
wsrod ogolnego zapalu. Oh.
klo1bassa p%rzemawla z po-
dzlekowanlem i W ogole
W sprawach dotyczqcych sic
dobra Zjednoczenia. Pensya
sekretarza uustanowiona ma
700 dolarow.
Uchwalono nastepnie, ably
przyszfy sejm W Chicago W
parafls sw. Staaisiawa sic
odbyf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
a WI ERYKA

NEW YORK. Parowiec
Servia z Liverpool, Lydian
Monarch 2 Londynu Sorrento
z Hamburga dzisiaj tn przy-
plynely i starannie zostaly
zbadane. Me znaleziono
zadnych znamion cholerywiec,
pozwolono parowcom stanac
ma kotwicy PREY ich przysta
nj.
DETROIT. = Z Petoski
donosza, IL Gala pila North
Michigan Lumber Co. W
Oden sic spaliIa. Straty
wynoszq okoIo milioa dola-
row.
KONWENCYA DEMO-
KRAChA Stanu Michigan
postawila II Sierpnia W
Grand Rapids nastepujacy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
PRED P O TO PO w E

zwierze amerykaiskie Masto.
don, pod Carl Junction, W
Stanie Missouri ,ktore ma bye
wykopane, stale sic powodem
smlerci dwoch ludzl. Buck
Lawrence przez nleobecnosG
gornikow z ciekawosci zeszedl
do szybu, lecz zmoglo 90
liche powietrze. Tom Wright
pospies7yf ia pomoc, lecz ME
mogac znlesc powietrza chclal
powroclc ma Dowierzchnia.
Gdy juz prawie dostal sic 40
otworu, padi w znok be-
przytomnoscl runa} w
otchfan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

BOJKOT strajkier6w w
Homestead przeciw kupcom,
kt6rzy sprzedawali towary
kompanii stalowej Carnagie,w
tych dniach pociagnai "a SODA
bankrutwo obywAtela A.
Doerr, jednego z gl6wnych
sprzedawcow artyku}6w
spozYwczych. Doerr dostawial
mleso, mleko i l6d superin-
tendertowi Potter i robotni.
kon ME nalezacym do Uni,
cd poczatku zaburzeh. laden
cz}onek Stowarzyszenia odtad
cd niego ME Iupowa}, i W
TAXI spos6b stracli 10 tysiecy
dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

GEL ieniadze MALE
zy przese4ac przez P.
0. Money Order, Ex-
press, W jednocen-
towych Tub dwucen-
towych znaczkach
~pocztowych, aldo tel
" liscie registrowa-
lynn pod adresem:
a y. De. dowsks
SO &. 2nd Str.
WINONA. MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

tykiet: Allan B. Morse z
}onia, gubernator, James P.
Edwards 7 Houghton vice.
gubernator, Frederick Marvin
z Wayne, kasyer, Chas. T.
MarsKey z Saginaw, sekretarz
Stanu; auditor Jas. A.
WARMER z Marquette, gene.
rainy prokurator Adolphus
A. Ellis z Jonia.
w STANACH Zjednoczo-
nych zna)duje sic million
zydow.
W TOPEKA. Kansas,
naleza do Rady mleiskiei i
koblety.
B~EAVERDAM, Wis. -
Rome Stowarzyszenla kato-
llck'e w %tutejszem miescie
zlednoczy}y sic, ably uroczy-
scle obchodzic dzlen Colum
busa, 81 Pazdziernika.
UTSC Her
Lyod oznaimil. il jego
parowce podczas cholery ME
beda przewozily emigrant6w
z Rosy.
~GUBERNATOR Mime.
soty Merriam przelozyl dzien
uroczystosci kolumba z IL
ma 2I Pazdziernixa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
A Legacy OF Angular,

The rheumatic faint transmitted from
parent to child Is indeed a legacy Of an.
guish. Moreover, trfiipg causes, such aa
sitting In a draught, tho neglect to speedily
change damp clothing; readily develop II.
Whether rheumatism be hereditary or con.
tractcd by exposure, Hostettcr's Stomach
Bittors is the surest depurent for expclling
the virus from the blood and for preventing
the later entertainments OF the disease.
Equally potent Ia II In arfcsting malarious,
bilious and kidney trouble und constipation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
That Settled It.

Mira Darley-I really must have q
new gown, Frank.
Mr.. Darley-What? Why, you got q
new one only two weeks ago.
Mrs. Darley-Yes, l know, but the
cook has taken q fancy to that one.-N.
Y. Truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and sooth.
ing effect OF Syrup OF Figs, when IN need of
n laxative, and u tho father or mother be
costive or bilious, the most gratifying re-
suits follow it's use; 40 that Il IL tho best
family remedy known and every family
should have q bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

TRY tho "A. b. G. Bohemian Bottled Beer
made by the American Brewing Co. OF ~
Louis. Pure, golden, sparkling, nourishing
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

No SPECIFIC for local skin troubles eQuali
Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair aud Whisker Dye, 10 cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

TIL Ave o'clock tea Is the grub that
makes the butterfly OF fashion. Kate
Fields Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

II o are troubled with malaria tai
Beecham's Pills. A positive specific, not
ing like IL. ~ cents u box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

PLAIN case Of misht-a young girl In
Mysteries. Lowell Courier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

''THIs Ia my death blow" remarked the
whale, 10 he came up for the last time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

The Rams Horn Is published ct Indian
apous, Indiana, vt d SO per year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

An apology 10 spoultioe that doesn't
ways cure
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

BEATS the world-the i~mpecunious tramp
Texas Stftings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
a Child Enjoys

II you wan to enjoy tho sunshine, don't
find fault with your shadow. Rams Horn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

"Grr of tho earthw as tho cyclone said
TO the barn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
The Only One Ever ~PrInted-Can You Find
tile Word?

the Word:
There 10 Q 8 inch display advertisement
In this paper, this week, which has no W.
words alike except one word. The Same 10
true OF each new one appearing each week,
from The DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This
they make and publish. Look for II, send
them the name OF the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17
HOW'e ThOy

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Calarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
II. j. CHENEY e. Co., Props Toledo, 0.
We tho undersigned, have known J.. j.
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
ont any obligations made by their Arm.
West u Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo,. o., Walding, Kihnan AZ Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure ~ taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 75c. per bot.
tie. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

WANrED--a stand up collar for the neck
Of the woods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

a, couxrsA Isa'sAss IL Ayy goods
clark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

The Roman augur, IN his day, was prob
ably the biggest bore In the world.--Pica
yune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-17

sun till it tainted and fell back, on the
black lounge Of the Judean midnight.
Six different kinds of sounds were
heard on that night which were inter
jected into the daylight of Christ's as
sassination: the neighing Of the war
horses, for some of the soldiers were in
the saddle, was n sound; the bang of
the hammers vas a second sound; the
jeer of malignants vas u third sound;
the weeping of friends and coadjutors
was a fourth sound; the splash Of
blood on the rocks was a fifth
sound; the groan Of the expiring Lord
was a sixth sound. And they oil
c0mmingled into one sadness. Over o
place in Russia where wolves were pur-
suing q load of travellers, and to save
them q servant sprang from the sled
into the mouths of the wild beasts, and
was devoured, and thereby the other
lives were saved, are inscribed the
words, "Greater love hath no man than
this, that q man lay down his life for
his friend" Many q surgeon in our own
time has in ~tracheotomy with
his w lips drawn from the
~windpipe of a diphtheritic patient
that which cured the patient and
slew the surgeon, and all have honored
the self-sacrifce. But sll other scenes
OF sacrifice pale before this most illus
trious martyr of all time and all eter-
nifty. After that agonixing spectacle in
behalf Of our fallen race nothing about
the sin-forgetting God is too stipend
Gus for any faith, aud I accept the
promise, and will yon not all accept it,
Their sins and their iniquities will )
remember no more
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
THE SILVER QUESTION.
OF What Bentht the International Con.
ference Must he.

Of What Ben+flt the International Con.
ference Must he.
Representative Springer. in North American Re-
view for July.l
An international agreement fixing
this ratio. if adopted BY the United
States, England. Germany, and Mex
ioo, in addition 70 the nations which
have already adopted it, would secure
in very short time . universal ao.
quiescence in this ratio. In that even:
the United States could recon all it,
silver pieces and mako /. profit by tho
operation. % every l5t ounces Of
silver in the new coi..s the govern.
mens would receive a bonus of one.
half ounce. Our dollar would then
be equal to five francs of the Latin
Union. A limited agree ment Of this
kind would gieatly facilitate com.
merc'al transact ohs, and simplify and
urif, the coinage of, all nations enter.
ing into the agrsehept. II limited
agreement of thii Mind cssid b made
and put into PRACTICAL operation, there
is every reason ID believe that more
liberal provisions looking to a larger
use Of silver could be secured in the
future. In the course bf time free
and unlimited coiusee Would, in ali
probability, he adopted BY the leading
commercial natiops. Thxse who de-
sire to accomplish free coinage must
realize that complete success cannot
10 expected Immediately. There is
90 much prejudice or Misrepresentation
on tho subject that international
agreements establishing fixed ratios
and uniform and unlimited coinage
will be entered upon, if at oil, with
great hesitation.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
TQDAy1R Racing.

A larger crowd than that in 1t.
tendance yesterday witnessed to>day's
racing.
There we're three races.
The FIRST was a 600 yard running
race for purse o. 800. Four started.
Won BY Billy, one Of the Oregon
horses.
The next race u. for gentlemen.
driving horses, ODE mile, Tor $3.50.
Won by Weber. brown md M.od,
another Weber horse = bad teoond.
The third snd last was / t.o..ing
and pacing t.cs free fl all, mile
heats. 8 in 8. Won By Ly.tleton
Prices Harry MoGregot in three
straight heats, she last, bf which was
very Glow, beng 1851. Weber's
PAGER was a very bad second, he
breaking continually. Purse $3.50.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
BIT 1T MAKES THEM NO WISER.

A subscriber asks what lie the high.
est price that silver has been during
the last fifteen years. The answer is,
1921 Or ll2l4, about the LIST of Sep
tember, 1890. 1t would have gone
10 par - smother two weeks except
that goldits. got in three million
ounces fspm Europe. and seven or
eight million ounces from Me xico and
glutted the market. - Salt Lake
Tribune,
But that experience does not seem
TO have made some silver howlers any
wiser. Ttey still insist on having Out
ports open to the silver of the world,
even though We wisely protect most
OF our other products BY tariff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
What Shalt the Ratio Be-

Bland, Of Missouri. In North
American Review for July.1
So long as one Of the great metallic
powers OF the world kept open miuts
for the coinage of both metals at
ratio spproximating the relative
amount Of tho two metals per weight
exia,ing as money in the world, an
open mint fol, the coinage and ex-
change Of the two metals assuch rates
was all powerful IS regulator of the
relative value pf these two money
metals. In the light of this historical
fact, why deny that the United States,
the greatest nation in tho world, the
creates. metallic power 10 the world,
may BY her open mints successfully
take the place of France in monetary
history, and By open min,s become the
practical regulator of the relative
value Of these two money metals?
Our pressing monetary needs demand
. volume OF money that cannot be
compared to these over developed
countries of the old world. Standing
among the nations Of the world - &
giant among pygmies. Why should We
ask aid or advice OF baby England
baby GERMANY, or lilliputian France
in establishing for ourselves bimetall:'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
THE DEnOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
He Employs Ncabs In His Illinois Coa'
Alues. eIrt.
Unreliable s.par.r- Ss...
Do''o s'sseeMo- Burner, turn -

GlSUoTs IUSy7
asolne r. '-"'l
..,Ier the nomination of the Re-
publican ticket some effort was put
forth by the Democrats to make
capital sgsinst it ousHof. Whitelaw
Raids former .ntssouism to the
typographical union. II this matter
WAS OF any value ~ . campaign CRY.
the democrat. nook the wied out of it
by nomiu.tisk spresidenti.l
candidate who Mas 20 better record in
tina. respect A correspondent who
has been looking up the matter, says:
"Another intereS.in3 fact about Mr..
Stevenson il his connection with .
corporation that employs non. union
labores.. He has for many years
been 1 leading slockholder of the Nc
Lean County Goal company, and he
is now president OF the company.
This COMPANY has always employed
non- unloh laborers and has had many
strikes and Disputes with the miners.
As tho Democrats had been trying to
make capital out Of the nomination OF
Whitelaw Reid by the Republicans,
because his newspaper formerly EN-
ployed non.union men, the fact that
Mr.. Stevenson is now president OF the
company which still employs non
union men, shows how completed,
they have destroyed their efforts t
make capital in that direction"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

"a. T. jL.se. J. H. Anderson.
and u. R. Munroe. were appointed
national committeeman Of the Peo'
Piles party for Idaho. Mr.. Munroe
is employed At tie tailway shops IN
>hoshone, and is an sssemblyman;
but the other swo~are unk"o~" to
this writer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
THE SILVER BILL.

II Provides for tho Uaiimited Coinage
OF the White Aetai-The Vote Of 20
to 25.
The following Is the text OF the
Stewart silver coinage bill. as it passed
the Senate Friday last:
That the owner of silver bullion
may deposit the same At any mint of
the United States to be coined for his
own use. Il shall be the duty of the
proper officers, upon the terms and
conditions which ara provided By law
for the deposit and coinage Of gold, to
coin such bullion into standard dollars
authorized by the DOT Of February 22,
1873, entitled "Ar act to authorize
the coinage of the standard silver
dollar ana restore it's legal tender
chsracter;y and such coins shall be
legal tende r for ." -------------
p'ivatf1A,LEY , :" detss. pablo and
The 'o''o@ '"s ' .' y vote o" the
bill.
YrAs-Allrn, Bate. Berry, Black
burn, Blodestt. Bullet Cameron
Cockerell, Duhois, Faulkper, George,
Harris, Hill, jones (Nev.), Kenns,
Kyle, Mills. Mitchell. Morgan, PETER,
Ransom, Sanders, Shoup, Squire,
Stewart, Teller, Turpis, Vest. Wolcett,
40.
NAys-Allison, Brioe, Carey, Car.
isle, Cullom. Davis, Dawes. Dixon,
Dolph, FELTON,, Gallinger, German,
Gray, Hale. Hawley. Mcpherson
Henderson. Palmer, Perkins, Proctor
Sawyer, Strockhridge, Warren, Wash
burn, White-25.
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system based upon the ratio. or nearly
upon the ratio, at which Frapcs sue.
cessfully maintained the biihstallic
par for over seventy years and up to
the day of her hassy action of discon-
tinuing FREQ coinage of silver.
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party represents
proteotiot to all home industries.
The democratic party represents
free trade, which would be the de-
struction of al home industries.
The democratic candidate is the
bi.terest Anemy of silver who has ever
ocospied I've Presidential chair.
TING Repubsiosh candidate has done
ell that he possibly could to re-
habilitate silver, and is still tat it,"
Now, how should you vote?
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Dysp psia

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shave been troubled with dyspepsia. I
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WL Location notsces. for both lode
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