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SUFFERERS from dyspepsia have only
themselves to blame If they fail to test
the wonderful curative qualities of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying the
blood, this medicine strengthens every
organ of the body, and even the most
abused stomach is soon restored to
healthy action.
The record-union., 1892-09-23

No PERsoNshould travel without box
of Ayers Pills. AS safe and speedy
remedy for constipation and all irregular
tiles of the stomach and bowels, they
have no equal, and, being skillfully
sugar-coated, are pleasant to take, and
long retain their virtues,
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MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
has been in use over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. It. soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, end is the best remedy
for diarrhea. whether arising from teething
or other causes. For sale by druggists In
every part of the world. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents 8 bottle. MWF
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FAST TIME TO THE EAST.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter TO Kansas City and st
Louis, and twenty-four hours shorter to Chi.
cago thar formerly. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars to Chicago every day without change.
Personally conducted excursions every
Wednesday, with tourist car to Boston.
GEORGE W. RAILTON, Agent, 1904 Fourth
street, Sacramento. MWF
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Weather Forecast.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight, September 23d: North
ern California-Fair weather, except showers
at Eureka; nearly stationary tememperature,
except slightly cooler along the coast, south
to west winds, brisk to high on the coast
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H,1ntnter Resorts.

CAMPBELL HOT SPRINGS
GIERRAVILLE, SIERRA COUNTY, CAL.
- A favorite Summer resort. First-clasz
board and rooms, with baths free for guests
for SO per week. A tTo-seated conveyance,
suitable for carrying five persons, will meet
guests at Truckee. Total expense of stopping
at this favorite resort, only $40 per week.
daily. Imy2I-tn H PEARCE Proprietor.
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Conditional Promise.

He (who is going abroad to seek his
fortunel-You'n be true to me, won't
you, darling?
She-Ye-yes, George. Tiff you're sue
cessful.-Pick Me Up.
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9perfal 2tnttres.
RUB THE GUMS WE'LL

With SOZ0DONT when they become spongy
or detached from the necks of the teeth. Let
them bleed freely and so recover their tone
and health. This SOZODONT is the best
remedial agent for diseased gums and teeth.
Try and learn,
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The soil of Hayti is said to be very fer
tile. Corn is easily grown, and three
crops can be raised annually.
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"A tapperkeller--'
What in the world do you mean?"
sob, DEAR" she moaned, as she clutched
him frantically. "a kitterpaller! You
know, George! \ patterkillerl''
''Ohv' said George, with evident relief,
and he proceeded to brush the future but
tertly aWay.-Life.
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gale Brna. & Go.

On September %, 1916, the planet Nep-
tune was first seen by DR.. Gale, of Berlin
The discovery was made as the result of a
letter from the French astronomer, lie YER
rier, who, taking the variations of Uranus
from its orbit as the basis of his ealcula-
tons, had determined that these would be
caused by planet situated where. Neptune
was found to be.
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Recovered sound health

Recovered sound health
for every consumptive who
hasn't delayed too long.
There's q positive cure with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. just as it cures
the worst of the many
forms of scrofula, so It
cures, and just as certain
ly, the scrofulous affection
Of Che lungs that's called
Consumption-through the
blood.
But, even with this rene
dy, it won't do to wait. 1t
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
Eecond-class mntter.
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]. W. HUGHES,

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAW 53I K STREET.
IA Sacramento. Notary Public
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Public.
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A Communion Fit,

"Georgey' she screamed. ''NIy neckr'
whats the matter?o
There's pillercatter-"
"a What?r
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use OF local anestbetic. DIR. WELDON, Dem
fist, Eighth and ] streets.
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FOR LADIES ONLY.

YOU WILL FIND THE PR0PHYLAGrIO
only sure and absolutely safe PREyFrT1vE
ever discovered by medical science. Everv
bottle guaranteed. JOS. HAHN & CO., Fifth
and streets. sole agents.
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DRIVER & SIMS,
WILLIAM A. GET, IR..

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, SUFFER- BUILD.
"A ing, southwest corner of Fifth and I,
Telephone No 369.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
- Free Trade, Defined

Properly understood, the term Gree
trade means not the abolition of all
tariff but that import trade shall be free
of any taxes evisd to protect home ndus-
try. Slfch taxes as imports can easily bear
and still monopolize the American mar
ket are said to be imposed for revenue on
" Thus large revenues may be raised by
taxing imports, and yet there will be a
condition of free trade that is Of trade
free from protective, defense orsdiserimi-
mated taxes adjusted to benefit home in
sdustries.
3 Free trade thus means simply trade
free from protective. but not from revenue
taxes. The Democratic demand is not to
destroy the tariff altogether, but to adjust
itsso it will not protect home industries,
but merely raise revenue and not interfere
with the control OF the American market
by foreign manufacturers
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
We Have Him.

Pro 0essor Frederick NJ. Hill. of Ne Nv
York City, says that the Harvey Tin Com
pany now owns eight hundred and fifty
claims for tin mines inthe Black Hills 81
Dakota, which they have been several
years in securing, and that lie has
analysed specimens OF the casserite
of tin, which is found in I'M
mense quantities in these mines, that pro-
sduced 50 per cent. of the Tungstone OF tin,
otherwise known as the proto1ide OF tin.
The Professor says he is informed by disin-
terested parties that the casserite found in
those mines is practically inexhaustible. and
that the Harvey Company, now having pos
session of nearly all the claims i'll the Black
Hills can manufacture an unlimited
quantity of pig iron, and that the ore, be-
ing SO much richer than that found any
where in Europe the pig can be made at
5:sueh rates as to DEFY competition.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13

ern Democrats, possessed ofcheap, shalt.
slaveD black labor declare themselves the
American people, : who are to blessed BY.
free trade Will the prot ection which sus-
tains vast Northern and Western industries
is alleged to be for the benefit of The few.
They say:
We denounce Republican protection as
frand. robbery ola great ajority 81
people[?] for the benefit of the few ri We
declare il to be the fundamental principle
of the Democratic party that the Federal
Government has no constitutional power
TO impose and collect tariff duties except
for the purposes OF revenue only and we
demand that the collection ofsuch taxes
shall be limited to the necessities Of the
Government when honestly and economi-
cally administered.
Glorious old Democratic doctrine. this!
1t means not an iota Of tariff duties for
the protection oflabor.
Itmeans that the American labor unit
and standard must be that of the half
slave black toilers of the South.
It means that the natural labor level is
that of the voteless Southern blacks and
Congress has no right to put any labor on
q higher plane than that
1t means that the Southern Dem cracy
are determined to exploit laborin the fu-
ture as in the past, no. only black, but white
as we'll. They demand the right to ex-
change the cotton product of cheap black
labor for 1orelgn goods and blackload the
proceeds home under low revenue duties
and hence to sell at rates Northern white
labor cannot stand.
Ifthere is no p.wer in this country to
maintain duties Tor protection, and to keep
Northern labor above the natural level,
millions who have Known comfort hereto
fore will know only misery herea ter
What is a goyernI at good for ii it can
not inipose duties to protect labor as well
as to get revenue?
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
4 FREE TRADE PLATFORM.
The Democratic Platform IS for
Free Trade

The Democratic Platform Is for
Free Trade.
The tariff plank Of the Democratic plat
form means free trade, and nothing less.
The convention Indignantly repudiated
the plank reported by the committee, be-
cause II had a few oily phrases III it The
delegates We're not disposed to butter the
Tree trade parsnip with soft language this.
year This action of the convention was
ssaf atO Ilaes
knife on ibor md ~ d,istries
The Democrats have made free trade
their chief and almost only issue, and on
that ctrine they have at last got back to
frstp principles. s..
lforsH over twenty five years :4ley llayes
been Qualifying their free trade declara-
ktions With deceptive tricks md frauds O.
speech but they are done with that il oy.aS
They ll;lye caught their trlle voice md talk
plainly now as they did before the war
when one of their leaders in sCnngre So
Garnet, OF ,silli a--- announced that ID M
ocratio policy aimed at duties Imposed
with single ey e to revenue alone, and not
All lota or prott ctioll = S. s
Since he days when tart 4 reform was
iaetyo Gated Tor the ex press pufposeot cheap
senIligs abors and reducing wage, the Dem
3ocrafs rave made a wide divergence. INT it
rs Y oy ended III Il complete + turn They
are teil;lngsp on the old grounds OF cheap -
4 boz. Once mo re they ron deny the Gov
eminent he right or power to protect la
I bor.
Like the tailars Of Tooley stress. 81, s.
> cal. eu themselves q the people, z Thu South.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
SECOND TERM IN HISTORY. Z
1t Was Formerly the Rule to Give a
Second Nomination.

* Z II 4. + e Z
No matter what interested politicians
may say against second term in the Presi-
sdency, he wei ght Of precedent is against
them. The ba ance is almost even. Look
at the record
In all we have twenty three Presidents
Seven of them were reelected. namely
Washington, Jefferson. Madison, Monroe,
Jackson, Lincoln. and Grant. Two were
re-nominated and tailed Of election-Mar
tin Van Bnren who was defeated by Harri-
son, and. Mr.. Cleveland, WHO was beaten by
the Republican grandson ofthe great Wing
leader This gives nine Presidential re.
nomination s, seven OfWhich were approved
by the people.
Six Presidents who lived out their terms
of office Jailed 10 get,a denomination. They
are the two Adalnses, Polk, Pierce, Blu.
schanan, and Hayes. Three Presidents
del durin their first terms, namely
Harrison, Taylor, and Garfield. The tour
Vice Presidents who became Presidents
Tyler. Fillmore, Johnson. and Arthur
We're all beaten Tor the regular denomination.
hereford thus stands Nine Presidents
renominated and seven Of them reelected;
six Presidents and tour Vice Presidents
who We're set aside by their respective par
ties, andsthree Presidents who died or were
killed during their first terms.
This analysis shows that in the early
days the Republic the second term was
the rule ofpolitical action.
The People ave Been Thinking.
False and misleading words and phrases
may deceive the people at first, but the
fraud cannot last long. The people have
been thinking the matter over, and know
that a tariff for revenue only means
practically the anne thing as Tree trade. A
duty OH coffee, for instance would not pro-
tect American labor or industry since we
cannot grow that product. In all such
cases the duties imposed is one iorsreyenue
only, and not in any sense Tor
protection. Even where duty are
levied on imports that come in competi-
ton with home products, the tariff, il SO
low that itdoes notcheck or abate importa-
ton, will be one for revenue alone, and not
ior protection. A revenue tariff is one ad.
justed SO as to avoid any protection or dis.
elimination in favor of home industry OF
labor Thatacute old Democrat Tree trader,
John5C. Calhoun, APPLY summed up the
whole question in this way:
s.No wo things, Senators, are more diff
ferent than duties Tor revenue and protec
ton They are as opposite as light and
darkness. Ihe enc IS friendly and the
other hostile to the importation of the
article on which they may be imposed"
Protection handicaps the foreign manu-
facturer SO he must compete with The
home-producer on terms Of equality The
reyenue-only doctrine puts on only such
light duties as make it certain the foreign.
er must win and hold the market.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
IOWA.

Fire at Elgin, Iowa destroyed the livery
barn of August Holser. Eleven horses were,
burned. Cause of fire unknown.
An old man named Ed Morgan, in a fit
ofdelrium trenlens, threw himself into a
slough atDubuque and was drowned.
Thirteen officers and privates the Sal
Walton Army arrived in Dubuque recently.
They are under command of Capt. Kemp
and they will remain here for a week,
holding meetings III the various churches.
Robert Innes, wife and 4-year old child,
while attempting to ford Cedar creek at
Hiteman, were drowned, the horse and
buggy being swept down streamwith them
A Chinese gardener named Lee was found
dead, hung inshis cabin near Dayton.
From the story told by his partners and the
evidence ofthe surroundings it is a case Of
suicide.
News comes from Alto that one James
Burr alias Charles Williams was tlrashed
with black snake whips and tarred and
feathered by Il party of cnraged farmers
with whom Burr had been stopping.
"a boat containing Jour young men re-
turning to McGregor from Prairie du
Chen upset and John Cannon, single,
aged IS years, was drowned. The others
escaped by swimming Gannon's BODY was
recovered.
Application for permanent Injunction
to IL saloons at Mystic was made before
Judge Burton at Ottumwa and the cases
set for July 49,, Mystic has Red Ribbon
Club which has been stirring up the ma
tives in that section.
The dress of the 6-year-old daughter of
%, NJ. Olsen, of Dayton was firei on the
Fourth from a lighted cracker and the.
child fatally burned before the flames were.
sextinguished. She died in terrible.
agony. ss
VIM. Glew, OF Farley, and his two sons
We're engaged in blowing corn At noon
the old man bantered the boys for a foot
race to the house. When near the house
Joseph, the youngest son, aged is, fell on
his lace. On picking him up he was found
TO be dead, having rEptured a blood vessel.
The old feud between the Kruger and
Lowenberg families at Dahlonege has
again broken out and Ed Lowenberg and
his brother are nursing serious bullet
wounds which Carl Kruger inflicted With q
icy TesyollYer. The Isowenbergs, IS ,assanltedh
young Kruger and his brother with ne
above results. 1t is feared that Ed
sLoWenberg's wound will prove fatal,
n East Dubuque about 9 O clock the 9TH
er evening Miss Anna johnson left her
1athers's house to get bucket of water.
While dipping the bucket She was assault
ed by man. who sthrewsh her down and al
conlplshed her ruin Returning home she
gave the alarm and the william was speedily
caught. He was lodged in jail at Galena.
He was 90 years old aud gave the anne Of
Silas Wright.
Laurence Powers and his son Ant ony
We're driving to Dubuque when the team
became unnaanag eable in driving down q
steer steep hill near Rockdssse and ran into d
wagon IN which We're live sisters Of Mt.
Joseph. Powers and his son were tl,ro ~,
70 the ground a the latter rccei wing fatal
injuries The sisters were . so 4 brown ID, +.
One OF them had her should bone broker
and others We're more or less hurt
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13

than 2othsof July Small own ers are going
to have more for the market than last
years, but the big cattle men have not as
much by so per cent. It may be about eve.
in the aggregate.
The second annual encampment Of the
North Dakota Veterans association was
held at Camp Lookout, Spiritwood lake, q
few miles from Jamestown. Senator ]. 8. I.
Worst OF Emmons county delivered ths
Grafton. Gov. A. ii. Burke and other
prominent speakers we're present. Five
thousand PEG pie attended. Pleasure
boats and q neat steam barge w9er
provided.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
NORTH DAkoTA.

Mrs. w r. B:crley, wife ofthe editor of
Site Grand Forks Daily News, gave birth to
driplets, all girls. One has since died
An official canvas gives Prof. Taylor Of
Enserado a plurality of 10 votes for county
superintendent of schools, receiving 592
votes, Prof. Trask.573 and A. McNeal al.
The police pulled Milt: Smith and two
females at Devils Lake for keeping house
>of ili-tame outside the city. This is. one of
the many such houses runloreds TO have
been established lately.
The United States court sirl. session at
Devils Lake was adjourned The grand
curry found five indictments against resi-
dents Of other parts of the state. The
names are not given as they are not vet
ssInder arrest. No cases will be tried here
this term.
1he United States court began its session
at Devils Lake recently. Judge Edgerton.
OF south Dakota, presiding. The ONLY
'cisat case is O'Brien VS.. the ST. Paul.
altnneapolis& Manitoba Railroad for Sc. !.
sesla It was continued by filing an aInelid-i
ed answer. The principal business is
criminal The grand juryis xpected to be
IN session some time.
The Minneapolis & Northern Elevator at.
sssrafion, with its contents, %, 900 bushels Of
Wheat, was burned recently. A terrible
gale was blowing from the south and it was
s.fifii difficulty that w. G. Leistkew's roller
mills aad Lewis lumber yards were saved.
s.a4'e capacity Of the house wa, I225. eco
bushels Loss on building $50. 900, insured.
Beefcattledo not Harden this season as
I'm dryer years, and shipments will be nearly
1sso weeks late, commencing not earlier
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
WISCONSIN.

The mill of the Benoit Lumber Company,
at Benoit, was totally destroyed by fire.
Loss So. 600
The Eau Claire county Republicans have
named George B. Shaw as their candidate
for congress for the Seventh district
Near Glidden, Karl Kiver stabbed VIM.
Wolfin the breast twice with dirk knife,
infiicting wounds from, which he died in a
few minutes. The tragedy occurred during
the progress of q dance.
/. Pope named Adolph Smith commit
ted suicide at Washburn by hanging. He
was about thirty five years old and mar
ried. His wife is now en- route from the.
old country.
1 The secretary of state published notices
of election. This was done for the purpose
of cutting off an appeal to the supreme
court on apportionment law, which was
passed on the extra session of the legis, "a
ture which has just closed,
z Company c. Third regiment, national
guards has received orders to report at
Camp Douglas for annual encampment,
July II. The company will start for the
front fifty strong under command of Capt.
Goss.
41Ou OiS Sill pl1lellUS 1IOill slOI Ull0
past week aggregate 70, Lid tons The Til
den mine leads in individual shipments
with a total Of IA, $50 tons. Total shipments
from Ashland for the season up to date
amount to 737, 535 tons.
The suit OF the Nortons, of Kentucky, vs..
the city Of West Superior to recover the
purchase price Of $156 600 on certain lands
negotiated for park purposes, but not ac-
cepted, was begun in the United States
court at Madison. The papers were served
on City Attorney Perkins.
William McMann was shot dead by John
Flynn a bartender at Fifeld. A quarrel
had been progressing between McMann and
Dick Murray. The bartender warned them
to cease. McMann refused. The bartender
Immediately shot at him three times, each
ball taking effect McMann was at one
time deputy sheriff OF Price county and a
policeman at Phillips three years.
& "a. A. Hogan and Harry Hogan, brick
layers. were seriously injured at West SUI
perior. Harry was working on the third
story of anew building. The scafold fell,
carrying with it another scaHold lower
down, on which A. "A. Hogan was work
ing. Harry had both legs broken and re-
tCeiVCu llltc11lt1l dAu opllldl III ullcS WulCu
will probably be fatal The other came
out with three broken ribs and bruises.
The inquest on the death of William
Anderson, the wealthy lumberman whose
body was found in the Chippewa river, was
completed at Eau Claire. The jury return
ed verdict that he came to his death atthe
hands ofpersons unknown. An intimate
friend OF the deceased after the inquest IN
formed the magistrate that he believed
Anderson might have had $4,000 in his
pocket when murdered and he believed he
could furnish a clue to the murderer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-13
Debt and Taxation.

For the decas7e from 1880 to 1890 the de-
crease III the per lcapita Indebtedness, ma
,ional, State, and local, from S6O 73 to 1873.
81, is marvellous within itself but the value
eof pro pert .lssss or ON 5ncreaseds
during the SAME period FROM IL Billions to
s25 billions so millions, or so per cent, in
sdicatng areduction oil debt and an increase
ofwealth tor the country nm precedeated in
modern times. vet all this was done under
the robber tariff and an i1npoyerislling
system of taxing l,eol lie to death.
1T debt per capita OF $50. % was to be
assessed and paid upon a capitalization Of
q billions, how much easier can a debt of
IS 37 be assessed upon a capitalization Of
% billions 500 millions. and yet people say.
Times never were so ilardsas now.
Democratic DoctrineIs To Tax.Our-
selves, Not Foreign
Coy. AlcKinley charges that the Demo-
cratic party believes in taxing ourselves
4 IN atral', gentleman, we must admit this
charge.
hat right or excuse have ne for tax
ing any body else with a continent for q
country with freedom and inteIiiyence oi
the, III stfunents for its deveiupm.rton-
From Chairman Wilson'S address ut the
Democratic. National Cony ention