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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

For SALE.-Two horses, one 100
pounds the other 1900 pounds weight
Enquire of VIM. E. Burke, over
Barr & Pretzels. 8-l7-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

LosT.-A small brown Scotch
terrier, female. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving at 4O4 Capitol
street. Mrs. J. l.. Parrish. 4-22- 8t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

The Union Pacific system will sell
round trip tickets at reduced rates,
Portland to Astoria. for the Column
bia centennial to be held at Astoria
May 10th, llth and 18th.
Two steamers daily from Portland
and Astoria. Leave Portland 7 a. m.
and ll:30 p. M. 4-23-td
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

Bad poetry and music don't sell
shoes. See our prices. Lowest in
the city. Racket Store, 261 Com
mercial street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

CROCKERY, GLASS w A r E,
LAMPS - the largest stock, the
incest goods, the prettiest patterns
and lowest prices always at the Blue
Front, 1886 Commercial street. DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26
POLITICAL MEMTINGS.
of Place and Date of
Republican Speaking.

The candidates on the Marion countyRe-
publican ticket VIII discuss the political
named below. Candidates of opposite po-
litical parties are invited to attend and
M rticiOate in the discugSiOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

STIPATION

Aclicts half the American people yet there
Is only one preparation Of ssrsapsrilla that
acts on the bowels ami reaches this import
ant trouble, and that is joys Vegetable sar-
mparilla. It relieves It in "a hours, and an
occasional dose prevents return. We refer
by permission to c. g. Ellington, 1o5 Locust
Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Peta
luna; II. S. winn, Geary Court, San Fran
cisco, and hundreds Of others who have used
It in constipation. One letter is a sample OF
hundreds. Ellington, writes; II have been
for years subject to bilious headaches and
constipation. Have been so bad for year
back have had to take physic every other
night or else would have headache. After
taking one bottle Of J. V. s., I am In splendid
shape. 1t has done wonderful things for me"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

Wall paper, window shades, ETC.,
lower than ever at VIM, Sargeant's,
4-23-4t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26
The CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TUESDAY,-------APRIL 26, 1892.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc, Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

STRAWBERRIEs-Blue Front.
dW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

Baby carriages, express wagons
and notions of all kinds at VIM.
Sargeant's. 4-23-4t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

Salem, Saturday, " 4th,2 "
If the weather permits, the speaking at
Salem will be in Marion Square on Satur-
day, June 4th at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon;
otherwise at the Opera House at 8 o'clock
in the evening.
By order of the County Republican Com
mittee. l. l.. PATTERSON,
j. II. MCCORMICK, Chairman.
Secretary, DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

French Candies, Taffies and all
the choicest varieties ever fresh at
Strong's.
WESTACOTT & IRWIN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26
Sealed Bids

VIII be received until noon Of saturday.
April %. 1904, for the purchree of lha one
story lfamo dwelling. situated on the e&aI
side on summer street, QetWcen Court and
a reserved 20 reject any cr an bids.
liberal time VIII De given l0f Is REMOVAL.
for tlfl her Particular apply Io
a-ao'td FhANk ~ ifoD0KIN,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

Hoods Pills cure sick headache.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-04-26

Lovely decorated semi-porcelain
ware, in sets and odd pieces. Drop
in at the Blue Front and see them.
DIV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23
PIOTR WAIST.
PALATYN WROCLAWSKI.
[Ciag dalszy.]

Wczorai mi moi ludzie
przyniesli w%iadomos6, - doda}
Do5ek = ze Petrek ziem,an zwo}uie
biskupow. re ich TIL nasyn ia
was, ably oni sic pokoju j nlebezp:e-
czedstwa ola mlodych kslazat
domagali. Ponabechtywaf CO
na;znaczniej:zych zupan6w, wolewo-
dow, duchownych, ME 2 jednej. ale
2 wszystkich dzielnic. Tylko GO ich
ME widat. Wasza Milosc musisz
sam tn bye, gdy przybeda, pfzyjat
ich i dae surowa odprawe, jak
nalezy.
1y h wyraz6w domawiat Marszatek.
gdy wes1Ia ksiezna prowadzac dwu
s~ynaczkow swych, a najm}odszego
niosac ma rekach. Dzleci swe ksiaze
milowal bardzo, ma widok ich
roziasnilo mu sic lice. Ale ME ola
zabawienia go niemi prowadzila je
tt; ksiezna, chcia}a z pomoca ich,
widokiem potomstwa meza do
smielszego wystapienia pobudzic.
= Dobek mowi}, co sic gotuje
ma mas! = krzyknefa g}osno kraj
caly przeciwko nam podnosza. I'm
be- silnej reki p%ahskiej, z tenn
dzieciuchami lepiei, zrobia CO chca!
Ale ia samowola ustae powinna.
Pat.z ia dzieci tive! o ich los idzie!...
wyzena a Z ziemi, II kawaika
ziemi mle6 ME Jed4! stalize iako
maj, jak krol! stan prz5 SVEN
prawie!
Gdy to mowi}a. ksiaze sic 2
synkami bawil. g}aszczac ich pc
glowkach. Starszy go "a mieczyk
chwytal. mlodszy "a sukaie ciagnai,
ten kt6ry u ksiaznej ma rekach byl
p}onie ku MENU roposclerai
umiejac sic.
WIadysEaw uradowany niemi, zdalo
sic. re ME slysza| nawet, co con
mowiono, Agnieszka oburzona
ramionaml ruszala.
- Sluchajze przecie! s!uchaj!
wolata coraz glosulei, - przyprowa
dziIam CT dzieci ME zebys je bawil,
ale bys miat litosc mad niemi.
Ksla7e podni6sE glove w IS. Gle.
= Coz .hcesz! co wi cej nam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23

%powotanie i ziemianie musieli sic
tam zwracat, kedy wskazat.
Wsciekty gn;ew opanowat
ksie3ne, gdy sic o tenn dowiedziata.
a Dobek poczat zn6w swa piosnke,
re i to ME czyja byto sprawl,
tylko petrka.
Powaga Arcybiskupa niemal
przewyzszala ks.azeca. On stall
mad wszystkiemi zi>m;ami pahstwa
Krzywoustego, gdz1ekolwiek byl,
pierwsze nalezaEo mu miejsce, pre-
civ MENU Mkt sic porywat
lie smiaf.
Tiwoga pad}a nc "a mex, ksiezna
z gniewu we zach chodzila.
Przeh caty dziei ieden wygladano
poselstwa naprozno, ma podzamczu
staly funny, rozbijano namioty, ale
oczekiwano ~jeszeze ma reszte panow
kt6rzy ciagle sic zbieralA Ma zamek
ME posylal Mkt. Wida6 bylo z
waEow pozatykane znaki rome,
rozbite obozy, krecqce sic tiumy
c>eladzi, ru h ia rzedmi sciach w
mlescle nadzwyczajny, a do ksiecia
Mkt sic ME zjawiI. Dobek postal
ma zwiady, przyniesiono mu wiese,
re ma zraczniejszych zupanow
oczekiwano jeszcze.
Ma. zamku tymczasem przysposo-
biano przyJecie wspania}e, ME ably
nakarmic i napoit gosci, lecz by
ich ma]estatem pahskim olsnic.
N stepnego dnja, pay dzwieku
dzwonow k~oscielnyc?n, luszyl sic z
biskupieg., divorce Pasterz Pasterzy,
Arcybiskup Gnieze i",iski ma koniu
siwym ldac W pure i kapeluszu
szkar}atnym.. Pred MIN ladqc> klecha
w kotnly, ni6si ogromny krzyz
srebrny. Jechall dwai Biskupi u
boku lego, dalej Arelli lyakoni i
Pralaci W szatach i czapkach
ob.edowych.
Ia niemi dopiero nastepowala
starszyzna swiecka, Palatynowie
kazdy z druzyna i iudzml zbrojnemi,
miecznikami i tarcznikami swemi.
Wojewodowie mniejsi i dzielnic
roznych, naostatek %Zupanowie i
-ziemianie wedle zawoIania groma-
dami.
Caly dziedzinlec zamkowy
zaptynat lynn ludem, a pc Dokach
straze staty sergeant dokota.
W}adyslaw gotowal sic. ma
przylecie posf6w izble wielkiei,
gdzie i sama ksiezna chciala
koniecznie siedzenie mice PRIV
mezu. chotby ~trzecie, DO pierwsze
obok niego nalezalo z prawa Arcy.
b1skupowl, ma rowni Z panujacym
zasiadajacemu. Pred MIN newia-
sta, choeby sic jak Agnieszka
chlubila, re siostza Cesarska byla,
ustepowze musiala.
Widdl przodem idacego Arcybis-
kupa, marsza}ek pochylonv pokornie,
choC zly duszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-23

= Odprawit buntownicze posel-
s1wo ]ak nalezy...
Ksieciu cos blysneto W oczach, i
rzekl zywo:
= Odprawie! zrobie co trzeba!
Zdawal zie rozgrzany / pewniejszy
siebie.
- Wszystko sic gotuje; jak byto
postanowiono, Rus zjednana, zamxi
W stanie obrony, ludzie sic sciagaja.
wojne wypowiem, jesli sic ME
poddadza. No coz wiece)! coz
mole bye wiecej!
= Myslisz, re sic strwozeni
poddadza! = przerwaIa Agnleszka.
-Chocby sic nawet ukorzyli, M
dzielnicach ich zcstawic ME MONA.
Co dis zazegnamy, jutro sic
wznowi, trzeba raz skohezyc! Musisz
bye sam!
WladysIaw potakiwal gtcwa.
Dobek stojacy z boku, chwycil
zrecznose, ably znow ma Petrka
podzegnae.
= Oniby SIC odrazu poddali i
ustapili dawno = zawolaF, = gdyby
ME Palatyn Petrek, pierwszy zdraica,
pierwszy wodz da wszystkich
bunt6w. P6ki on zyw, nasz pan
bezpiecznym ME jest. Tu on
kroluje a ME ksiaze.
Agnieszka potakiwac zacze}a.
= kotr! zb6j! przeniewierca. =
Zgfadzie 20 trzeba, ME dac zye
temu staremu psu, ably ME kasa}.
Wladyslaw dwuznacznie gtowa
potrzasl.
- He! he! - rzekt - pies!
Skoro pies ma "a SODA cata zgraje,
]ak m6wicie, toe 60 zgtadzit
nrebezpieczna, DO sic ma mas
psiarnia mscit bedzie wszystka.
- e! danny my rade psiarni,
byle tego CO ia prowadzi nlestato!
= dodal Dobek.
Na.tem sic rozmowa przerwa}a,
DO dzleci poczety wofae do matki,
ably do izby z niemi wracata.
pOSZeQ1 lllOSdC JSonSso A|oOSN'
Ksiaze Wtadystaw ropatrzat "a
niemi i Z westchnieniem ciezkiem
ma lave sic rzucif.
Wake z SODA. odbywat, bezsil-
nym sic czujac. Mysliwstwo
zapowiedzisne odlozone zostalo.
Trzeciego czy czwartego dnia
oznajmlono ma zamku. re poczty
ziemian zewszad plyne}y do
Niczem to bylo ~jeszcze, choc
Palatyna Wszebora i Ciotkow,
Biskupa Janika i poczty Korabiow,
kodziow, Dolewow, Grzyma}ow,
Cholew6w zapowiedziano, gdy w
statku dat ktos znae, re i sam ks.
Iakob re Znina, Gniezniehski
pasterz najwyzszy, przybywal
take.
Ten dzierzyt w reku wladze
Rzymu / size lego, "a MIN postuszni
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS.
The Annual Report Shows the Road to Il

The Annual Report shows the Road to Be
Prosperous.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27-The annual
report OF the government directors of
the Union Pacific railway has been re-
ceived by the secretary of the interior.
The property of the company is stated
to be in the highest degree satisfac-
tory. Its expenses have been largely
reduced. Notwithstanding reduc-
ton of business the physical condition
of the road and the equipment have
been fully maintained Tho general
business OF the company has improved.
From local causes tho Oregon lines
have suffered considerable loss of
earnings, but the large and general
improvement upon all of the other por-
tions of the system has moH than
compensated for it.
The board deprecates the practical
abandonment of the roadSin construc-
ton two years ago in Oregon and
Utah. The recent decision OF Justice
Field affirming the right of the North
ern Pacific company to decline to haul
the cara of the Union Pacific over its
lines in Oregon and Washington, if
sustained on final hearing, will, the
board declares, mako ths completion
OF the Puget sound road necessity.
For the Union Pacific propet' the
earnings and expenses for the six
months ending June 30. 1892. are stated
to have been as follows: Earnings,
SO, oo0, 353; expenses, S5,1s4, 405; sur
plus, s3,724. s67. This is an increase in
earnings for the year of S972,272, and n
decrease In expenses OF Sl5s, 374, mak-
Ing net increase in surplus for the
year of S43O, 646,. For the entire sys-
tenn the earnings were $40, 9,97s,aT3, and
the expenses Sl5, 5O4. This is IN
increase in earnings for the year Of
S54o 900 and decrease Of expenses of
S159,43S
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
BRITISH SOLDIERS MurlnY.
The Fractions OF Martinez Fxasperats
tho Men.

The Exactions OF a Martinez Fxasperats
tho Men.
LONDON, Sept 27.-Major Sir Simon
Lockhart, Of the First Lifo Guards
now stationed at Windsor, has lately
been harrassing the men with contin-
ual parading and inspection. On Sat.
urday night about 100 men of c troop
cut their saddles thus putting the
parade out of question until
their equipment should be repaired
or replaced The officers having been
informed of the occurrence ordered the
mon confined to their barracks, pend
ing Inquiry as to responsibility for
the mischief. Tho men passed
the day in the most disorderly
manner and the whole squadron
gathered after dusk in Barrscl, square
singing "Rule Britannia" and "Got
Save the Queen The zfiicers ordered
the trumpets to sound the call to re-
tirement, but the men disregarded
the repeated calls and continued
singing and shouting. A largo
crowd attracted by the music
gathered outside the barracks
The squadron continued in defiant
tone to sing and shout and close their
demonstrations by vociferously joining
in 'God Save the Queen" Then ali
went to sleep and quiet reigned in the
barrack
Today the public were excluded
from tine barracks and the Off
GERS of the regiment would not
talk on tho subject A court. martial
will undoubtedly follow. There is
great interest in the course of the
government toward the mutineers and
the officers whose severity provoked
the outbreak
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
AGAIN ON TRIAL.

Actor Curtis Case Docketed in the
Criminal Court for Today.
SAN FBANcsco, Sept. 26.-The case of
M. B. Curtis, the actor. better known
throughout the country as "SamI of
Posen." and who is charged with the
murder Of Alexander Grant, police
man, on the night of September II, of
last year, is again on the docket ofor
trial in the criminal court today. The
life OF the actor has already once been
placed In jeopardy. and the jury on
tho previous trial came within an ace
of convicting him OF murder In the
second degree, tho vote standing
eleven to one. At that time there was
weak point in the evidence Of the
prosecution, owing to tho fact that
mono of the witnesses would positively
swear that Curtis fired the fatal shot.
1t Is now claimed, however, that an
important witness has been secured in
the person of one J. w. Cam, man 10
years of age and living in the interior
OF tho state. 1t is said that Cam saw
the scutfle between Curtis and the
officers from the opposite side Of the
street. and that ho saw the accused
shoot the policeman twice in success
sion, but that he did not inform the
nolica owing to the fact that he had
purchased his ticket for the next morn
tg's boat and did not desire to be de-
ained in the city.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
One Indian Race Extinct.

The Bothick Indians of Newfound.
land, at one time the aboriginal inhab-
itants of tho island, can now only be
counted by one or two skeletons and a
few sculls, SO completely have they
been swept away. The French en-
ployed the Mic Mac Indians of Nova
Scotia to fight against and exterminate
them.
According to an account in the late
issue of the transactions of the Cana
dian institute they were peacable
and quiet race, given to hunting and
fishing. They used canoes made OF
birch rlnd and skins OF deer, like the
Esquimaux cayak. They had no pot
terry and used utensils OF birch rind
sewed together, but they employed
soapstone dishes as lamps, their form
being similar to those among the Es-
quimaux Mt the present day.
They carved deer and walrous horns
and bones of the seal into ornaments,
which they wore on their dresses and
ornamented their heads with combs.
The carvings are in triangular pat
terms and out of the large collections
in the museum at st. Johns there are
no two ornaments having tho same
pattern. Their stone implements were
more rudely constructed than those Of
the western Indians.--N Y. Journal.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
Muscle Auildinn.

Edward Checkley in October Lippin-
colts: To understand your own move.
ments, study the joints and how best
to use them. AS higher branch OF
physical inquiry strive to acquire u
perfect coordination between mind
and muscle. and thus learn to contract
and relax the muscles by a mere effort
of the will; do this both in groups and
separately. Having gained this power,
when you wish to extend little super.
huous energy, get into the country
and have good run. Should the
tyrany OF environment forbid that,
thon do the next best thing, which il
walking. II YOU wish to acquire any
physical accomplishments, boxing,
wrestling, fencing, practice under some
good teacher. Swimming you can
learn by yourself, though not SO we'll
on dry land; you ought to have learned
that In early childhood Buy bicy-
clio or horse, if you think it will pay
for it's keep Or. best of all, if you are
young enough, learn to tumble After
you have mastered that art, you can
acquire all tho others by merely look.
ing on at them; at least such has been
my experience.
To know how to do these things is
all very we'll in its way; like the beans
Of the late A. Ward, they are cheerful
fruits If taken moderately. But if you
practice any of them with the idea OF
gaining health and strength thereby,
you will find. and perhaps when 1T is
too late to mend matters, that you
have made large mistake Such is
not the way to life, physically speak
ing. Use Judgment. and take this for
your motto: Good air and plenty OF it
for the blood, good food for the mus.
cles and good sense in using all your
parts and belongings
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
A NOVEL INSTRUMENT.
Apparatus Mt Yale College Which Tes
Nuyculihr

Apparatus Mt Yale College Which Tests
Muscular Reaction.
NEW HAVEN, Conn Sept 27.-In the
new physical laboratory at Yale is an
apparatus that Professor T. w. Scrip
ture. the instructor who will have
charge OF the department, has recently
received from Germany. 1t will be
used in connection with the expert
ments upon the subject of muscular
and sensory reaction. which Is novel
to American universities. Clark univer-
sity Mt Worcester and the University
OF Wisconsin boing tho only ones in
the country which possess it, and they
have only recently received 1t. A big
tuning fork, kept vibrating 100 times
second, breaks at every vibration an
electric circuit in which is put q little
switch which the director of the eX-
pertinent can close at will Besides,
in the same circuit is placed chrome
scope and battery, and in distant
room is an electric key which breaks
the circuit whenever pressed. When
the switch is closed the chronoscope
counts ono on dial plate like that of
a clock every time the tuningfors vi
brates, or every 1-10Oth of a second.
Tho closing of the switch also rings a
bell in distant room, the person ex-
perimented upon presses the key, and
that breaks the current and the chro-
noscope stops The number indicated
by the chronoscope expresses IN hum
dredths OF seconds the time of r. &C ion
OF the person experimental upon.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
Female Courage in a Restaurant

Is there a man living that would dare
walk out of re. taurant without fear
ing the magnificent creature who has
done him the honor to wait upon himp
No matter if of an economical turn Of
| mind he his ordered soup. with bread
and butter thrown in, and his check
only calls for % cents dime will be
found where the waiter has learned to
look for it, and he would no more dare
take up his coat and hat and saunter
out without this little ceremony than
to step on that amiablc little creature,
the tarantula. But women are differ
ont. Watch them at their meal. They
are probably indulging in strawberry
shortcake, chicken salad, ice cream
and cups of chocolate, with great
heaped up mountains Of whipped,
cream on top. The waiter is in con-
tantrcqnistion, u serviette has fallen
here, spoons are wanted there and he
has omitted the powdered sugar Will
he try and get the French bread?
They do not care for the kind on the
table. Bring clean plates. please; now
for the tlnger-bowls. aud when they
rise and the obseluious creature hands
them umbrellas, purses, bundles and
jackets, what do they do? asks the
Philadelphia Times. Smile, say thank
you, take their check and leave a blank
behind them that they ignore with
amable andacity.
A man, on the other hand, goes
without a napkin altogether. accepts
crumbs on the cloth rs part of the
menu, takes what is set before him
and is glad to get it. aud feels in duty
bound to reward the waiter for the
privilege of being allowed to live.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-10-01
DISCOURAGED BY DEFEAT
Union Men Dlsmayed by the Sum-
mer's Failures.
A Pessimistio Feeling Taking Hold of tho
Disheartened Members OF Labor
Unions--Master Workman
PowderIy's Remedy.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 27.-The
defeat of the Amnlgamated As
ISOLATION OF Iron and Steel
Workers of Homestead, the fail
ure OF the switchmen's strike at Buff
falo, and the defeat Of trades union
lists In minor troubles throughout the
country has had tendency toward
creating sort of semi-panic among
members Of trade organizations and
of weakening their faith in the value
OF combination. This fact was recop-
nized by General Master Workman
Powderly of the knights of Labor,
who. In an address to the order, says
thnt many unionists are apeaking dis
couragingly of the outlook for the
future. that others are depressed and
still others growing pessimistic.
Powderly urges that the time has come
when trades unionists should manifest
horse sense, and that the toilers should
recognize each other as brothers and
cooperate with each other us equals in
IN industrial brotherhood. He urges
that the interests of the workingmen
OF tho city and the interests of the farm
ers of the country are identical. and
that both should go hand IN hand in
the cause of reform. "How much bet
ter would it be" says Mr. Powderly,
III farmer, steel worker, laborcr, car
penter, rai'roader, and all who toll
were united in one organization, act
ing under the same general rules. and
80 close together that the mortgage
tiend of Wall street would be boycotted
ont OF existence in his city enterprises
II he dared to oppress the man on the
farm, and the striking mechanic or
laborer of the city would be fed by
the farmer when need knocked at
his door. Workingmen stick together
very we'll considering tho forces
that work against them. system
which makos millions Of tramps of the
best workmen, fills our cities and
towns with an army OF hungry men,
who rush whore strike takes place
The same system robs the farmer of
the patronage, if l may call it by the
name. of these idle millions. We who
know better are forced to stand by
and sec workingmen drift into sepa-
rata camps. instead Of uniting in one
solid, compact army of industry which
should know no craft boundaries. One
clock running with one set of ma
chinery will always keep one time. 1t
may not always be the correct time,
but there will be but one time kept by
that clock. # the machinery is di-
vided up and set behind the faces of
two clocks. there will be two kinds of
time in spite of all the tinliers and
clockmakers on the face of the globe
Laboring men, wanting the same
thing, deprived OF the same rights
oppressed by the Same tyrant, ground
under the same system, struck down
by the same giant-handed monster,
yet organizing by detachments to meet
height of folly. and until we face each
other rs men, and recognize each other
as brothers, we will be whipped in de-
tail The knights of Labor still hold
out the offer Of universal organization
and will continue to do go until bet
ter plan is devised"