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other products of the southern people
have not been left to the fate which the
votes OF their representatives would
have brought upon them.
Dollars of unequal commercial value
will not circulate together: the better
dollar is withdrawn and becomes mer-
chandise
There is no security for the personal
or political rights of any man in a com.
munity where any other man is de.
prived of his own personal or political
rights.
The democratic members of the com
mittee on foreign affairs did not be-
lieve. as some others seem TO believe,
that to be democrat one must take
the foreign side of every international
question if a republican administration
is conducting the American side.
A comrade in the column of the vic.
torious parade in 1865, / am not less g
comrade now.
Americans do not want and shoI.ld
not receive those who by reason of bad
character or habits are not wanted q.
their homes.
hHen cndHpt VI uhSSeiSh III CuSlneSe
affairs is so radical as to bring the com.
mercial turn-table into use, business
changes involved are not readiustments,
but demonstrations.
The safety of the republic is in intel.
ligent citizenship; and our interest IL
free public schools open to all children
of suitable age is supreme.
The ears that do not listen with sym.
| pathy and the hearts that do not re
spond with generosity to the appeals OF
the union soldiers and sailors, now vet
Grams of time as well as war, to whose
appeal of service and suffering increas
ing years and infirrnities give minor
tones of sadness and pathos, are the
ears and hearts of aliens and not OF
Americans. Chicago Tribune.
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AT ITS HEIGHT.
The Carnival at st. Louis a Glori-
Gus Success.
Crowded and Happy City-Elaborate
Arrangements for Taking Care of the
Crowds-six Miles of Brilliantly
Illuminated Streets-A Host
of Other Eestiyity At
fractions.

ST. Louis, Oct 6.-This is Fair
Thursday" and it is unfortunate for
the city that the census can not be
taken to-day, for it would certainly re-
veal the presence in it of over a million
people. The streets are thronged with
sight-seers, and there are over 125, 00O
people who have spent happy day at
the fair. The exposition also has been
crowded all day. and Gilmore's lone
Hundred" the greatest band on earth,
has had to respond TO encore after en-
core at each OF the four concerts in the
great music hall.
The Exposition remains open until 0c-
ober %, and any who have not seen it
should arrange TO attend at least once
before the great doors are finally closed
for the season. This is the ninth con-
secutive annual season, all records for
annual expositions having been easily
broken, and as the displays have been
getting better and better every year,
the combined attractions are posi-
lively irresistible this fall. The
music is the very best that can
be provided. regardless of expense,
and the art gallery is one of the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-10-13
MoTHER,S ROOM.

Let Us reverently enter, where a loving pres
ence waits
Not far away from heavenly fields. with op, n
golden gates.
Tread lightly. hours are precious here on mis-
seeming noly ground.
Dear mothers ruom- where patient love and
blessings rare abound.
Speak softly. foz uupIeasau. tones should never
here be heard.
NO thought Of strife. no anEry voice. no bitter.
burning xori
BE uttered 'nea.h the healing wings OF trust
and hope anu rca-e
Which hover over mothers room and rest with
out surcease-
BE gentle when in mothers room, for here true
gentleness
Hath reign supreme and here is known the
soothing, sweet impress
ofdevotion at the cradle. al The altar aud the
tomb.
Making Of this a worli Of bliss in res,fll moth
er's room.
Be thoughtful here % word and deed where AZ
fectiOn deep Esl.s sway,
Where mothers PRAYERS for her dear ones
have uttcTaECe each day
Where pleadngs LONG with wayward ones min
gle with heartfelt pride
FOr noble deeds WEere stricken hearts are
soothed and tears are dried
where'er we are, whererer We roam. whether
on land or sea,
Reflected back in rnemory-s glass. how pleasant
It's u see
That room where all that's dear in life is nursed
10 bud and bloom
Oh. earth has not a charm more dear than that
OF mothers room
Clark ". Bryan, in Good Housekeeping.
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WHAT THEY MEAN.
EmbIematic interpretations OF the yari-
ous CaIOrS


White was the emblem of light, re-
ligious purity, innocence, faith, joy and
life. In the judge it indicates integ-
rity; in the sick, humility; in the
woman, chastity.
Red, the ruby, signifies fire, divine
love and royalty. White and red roses
express love and wisdom. The red
color of the blood has its origin in the
action of the heart. which corresponds
to. or symbolizes. love. In bad sense
it corresponds TO the Internal love OF
evil, hatred, etc.
Blue. or the sapphire, expresses
heaven. the armament, truth from a
celestial origin. conStaney and fidelity.
Yellow. or gold, is the symbol of the
sun. OF Inarri age and faithfulness. In
bad sense yellow signifies incon-
stancy. jealousy and deceit
Green. the emerald, is the color of
spring of hope. particularly of the hope
of Immortality and of victory, as the
color OF the laurel and palm.
Violet. the amethyst, signifies love
and truth, or passion and suffering.
Purple and scarlet signify thing:
good and true from a celestial origin.
Black corresponds 10 despair, dark
ness, earthliness. mourning, negation,
wickedness and death--Chicago Post
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PUNGENT PASSAGES.
some Good Things from President Eiar-
riSnn's Letter oF Acceptance.

some Good Things from President Iar-
rIson's Letter oF Acceptance.
Our commercial rivals in Europe do
not regard this reciprocity policy as a
sham. but as a serious threat TO trade
supremacy they have long enjoyed.
Our commercial rivals IN Europe, If
prudence did not restrain. would illum-
mate their depressed manufacturing
cities over news that the United States
had aband med its system of protection
and reciprocity.
Under courageous leadership the
democratic party has now practically
decided that if given power it will enact
a tariff law without any regard TO its
effect upon wages or the capital in
vested ia our great industries
The day of the prophet Of calamity
has been succeeded by that Of the trade
reporter.
The appeals of the free trader to the
workingman are largely addressed to
his prejudices and his passions, aud not
infrequently are pronouncedly com
munistie.
IL the injustice of employers tempts
the worlxingrnan to strike back he
should be very sure that his blow does
-ct fall upon his wife and children.
rejoice that the sugar, rice. coal,
Ga. iron, fruits. cotton cloths and
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"Poor Janet: how selfish we have been
to have ever thought her cross or cold"
And somehow the words comfort me.
for begin to perceive that the wound
in my little sisters heart is only skin
deep. and can. with no unkindness to
her. give my full sympathy where soon
it is so warmly claimed.
For many things that have been
mysteries to our childish minds are
now made clear, and we are ready
with open arms to meet the brother-in-
law elect who seems to us as romantic
as one of Arthur's knights In his I'M
sNyervinr cnnstancY.- The ArpOsY
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FORCED GAYETY.
How "A Negro Minstrel Concealed Ills
sorrow.

How Negro Minstrel Concealed Ills
Sorrow.
While the Cleveland MINISTRIES were
playing in Norwich. Conn, recently, an
incident occurred which shows how
those who apparently carry the lightest
hearts in their efforts to amuse often
force their gayety through sheer will
power.
1t will be remembered that during
the first part of the entertainment john
Queen and Barney Pagan are intro
duced and take their places on the end.
On the night in question Mr.. Pagan was
standing in the wings made up and
ready to go on. The orchestra was be-
ginning the music that was his cue,
when a messenger boy handed him a
telegram. Mr.. Pagan tore open the
yellow envelope and read:
Father is dead. Come home at once.
MAY
For AN instant Mr.. Pagan put his
hand to his eyes; then, the music hav.
ing finished, he crumpled the bit of i'll
omened paper in his hand, shut his
teeth and went on. Strangely enough,
the first lines put to him by the inter
loeutor read as follows:
"Well, Barney, how is your fathers?
Hes gone"
Gone? Do You mean that he is
dead?''
YES, he's dead"
well. he led au upright life"
"Yes, and he died upright. He was
hung"
Those in the wings who were aware
of the circumstances watched Mr.. Pagan
closely, but all the change they could
detect were the hard lines in his face
and set jaw, " hich showed even through
his makeup. All through the scene
he carried out his part bravely, but
when it was over he came into the
wings and broke down, crying like Il
baby. And there were many who cried
with him Boston Post.
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cooD-BY TO GROVER.
Dedicated to the Travelling Mems Rep
itcan Club of Chicago.

Dedicated to the Travelling Mems Repub-
iican Club of Chicago.
Tune Marching Through Georgia. y
Bring the good old banner. boys. ana let rs
. arch along,
The G. O. p. are all in line, our ranks are Arm
and strong.
And as We journey onward wen sing this cheer
full song:
Good-by forsver to Grover.
Chorus;
Hurrah, hurrah, for Harrison and Reid
Hurrah. hurrah. Wen follow where they lead.
Protection is our battle cry, and 1t is all we
need.
Good-by forever to liroyer.
Ben Harrison, our captain, Is honest brave and
He never sent substitute to wear the Union
Blue
He was gallant soldier, ana he's a statesman,
100,
Good-by forever TO Groverl
The democrats are preaching free traae ard
wild cat banks,
They are standing on latform made Up OF
rotten planks.
But we will beat them out of sight, and win the
nations thanks
Good-by forever 10 Grover.
The eighth Of next November youp see sorry
show,
The democrats and mugwumps will wear the
garb of woe,
And Grove will eat his second dish Of presi-
dental crow,
Good-by forever to Groverl
Chicago Tribune
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TOPOGRAPHY OF CALIFORNIA.

The Average Tourist. Slipping Through
sees Little of the state.
The geological causes which gave to
California its singular surface confgur-
alton have been Tor nearly fifty years a
subject of the deepest interest for scien-
lists; for in no other part of the country
have subterraneous and superterrene
forces wrought with such stupendous
energy and startling result. Nor has
the trst-named of these mighty ener-
ries, which in the ages past lifted up
great regions and flooded vast areas
with lava, yet ceased its operations;
geysers in the canyons solfataras in
slun boring craters. and an occasional
tumbler give evidence that the giant
under the earth is tossing feebly in mis-
deathbed To stand thus and see him die,
even though in his harmless struggle he
terTify the strong est of us, is a thing
worth doing; to observe the mighty
works Of his early fury. softened as they
are by his milder coadjutors, flood and
glacier-both born long after him and
dead these many centuries-and TO no
tice over all these mighty wrecks, dis
tortions and decorations the kindliest
touch of present nature in her sweetest
mood, is to add reverence to under
st1nding and give finer form of life.
The average tourist" slipping
through the fingers of the Almighty
scurries gregariously through the state,
from Los Angeles to Mount Shasta,
sees strange and beautiful semi-tropic
products cultivated in broad acres, Wis
its Yosemite and stands head covered
at the foot of Ell CAPTAIN, stops some
times to see the most gorgeous ocean,
passes AL his spare time in luxurious
hotels, lounges comfortably in a sleep
ing-car while passing under the shadow
of the great dead volcano of the north,
and after all this he has seen-Califor-
mia? No. He has seen a strange and
beautiful picture, but not a thousandth
part of the grandeur of it all For
knowledge must precede understand
ingly and intelligent perception is the
best pleasure that travel can afford. In
the topography of California reside its
greater marvels. Railroads follow the
lines of least resistance. Traffic is a
child of commerce; the spectacular is
merely an instrument of the utilita-
rian. All this means 10 say-frst, that
for a proper appreciation of the topOg-
raphy of California one ought not only
to learn what is new, but forget what
Is old; second, that the railroads, fol-
lowing the easiest path, are but an in
vitation to see and enjoy the nobler
things that lie beyond the right of way.
-Lippincotts
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QUEEN vloToRIA's DOGS.
An ArIstocratIc Trio in Very Comfortable
Quarters


An AristocratIc Trio in Very Comfortable
Quarters
Dogs were first admitted TO the court
of England in the reign of Henry Will
Under the present reign three dogs
have been elevated to the highest
canine dignities on account of their
aristocratic families and their own PEE
culiar merits. The names of the aris-
tocratic trio are Marco, Roy and Spot.
Marco is the queens favorite, and he
used To be very jealous of John Brown.
His ancestry can be traced back to the
crusaders. He is what they call in
England Pomeranian, and at one of
the recent dog shows he won the first
prize, the mug of honor. The other
favorite, Roy, is collie, and Spot is a
fox terrier with a record of twenty
two rats in quarter of an hour.
These canine lords have their resi-
denees with thei- special names. Her
majesty dog place is divided into
three parts, the queens veranda, col
lie court and un brella court. The
veranda is the principal one. 1t is a
covered gallery around the kennel, and
the queen likes to walk there.
Each kennel has iining-roon aud a
bedroom. The floor of the dining room
is separated frorI the veranda by an
iron grating. II is paved with red and
blue bricks. and the furniture consists
of trough, always full of fresh water.
The bedrooms have two large win
dows, generally kept open for the pur-
pose of ventilation, and in a snug
corner in each roc m there is a very low
bed with mattress of fresh straw.
Umbrella court gets its name from
the big umbrella in the middle of it,
under which the dogs can shelter them
selves from the sun and rain. A host
of servants wait upon the canine nobil-
ity, and the queen is very severe with
the officials who do not pay proper at
tention to her dogs. A chief is provided
/ for them, and his instructions are to
vary the menu of the dinners of her
majesty's pets and to consult their
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"Haii, Columbia {"

That is what old Christopher Columbus
probably would have sung, If be had known
the song, on the 14th day of October 1872
The way had been long and weary. cropping in
the DARK for the unknown. and these 81 pres,
no doubt, seemed happy land TO him .
Poor servant of an efiete monarchy. he
never could have believed, had he been told,
that four hundred years rom that morning
his discovery would he celebrated alta place
TO be called Chicago, by a people number
ing sixty millions, who had no king over
them. Christophers mistake was that he
did not become a citizen, and grow up with
the co1ntry. instead of going Tack 10 spain
TO feel the ingratitude of monarchy. We
shan celebrate on the Goth. uecause some
few hundred ears ago Pope Gregory turned
forward the hands on the Clock of Time.
and what was then the l4th is now the both
When you go 10 Chicago TO witness the cers-
monies Oct goth to 22d, buy your tickets
over the burlington. at q reduced rate, as
the best, quie and most comfortable
line. Apply to your home agent, or address
W. j. Z. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, st.
Paul, Mimi.
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DEMOCRATIC FlNANCIERING.
AntagonIsm of the Obstructionists to a
Sound Currency.

lntagonIsm of the Obstructionists to a
Sound Currency.
Both President Harrison, In his letter
of acceptance, and Mr.. Blaine. in his
recent letter on the issues of the pres
ent canvass, very properly emphasize
the danger which would follow from
the overthrow of our present national
currency system, and return to local
bank issues, as suggested by the demo-
cratic national platform. 1t is incred-
IDLE that any man IN his senses, who is
at all familiar with the facts as to the
old state banking system, should de-
sire a return to its hazards. That sys-
tenn caused, first and last, an aggregate
loss of hundreds of millions of dollars
to the American people. Under the
present system no bill holder has ever
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Dignity OF Rank.

Old world sticking for rank aud pree-
edence is well satirized by an incident
which recently occurred in Paris.
There was fracas on the street, and
two young men appeared to be about
TO fly at each others throats when one
of them paused. folded his arms, looked
contemptuous and said:
But cannot fight with him.
why not2r
Its beneath my dignity"
What do YOU mean?"
''He is only coachman and | am q
valet de ambre"-Youth's COmpau.
ion.
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Is the race for popularity won by Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters 1t took the lead at the
start and distanced all competitors Il Grad
icates indigestion. malarial complaints. all
ments of the bladder and kidneys, nervous
ness, neuralgia. rheumatism. Physicians
commend, the public knows its value. the
press endorses. Grand are its credentials,
grander still its success.
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"A Frenchman has recently made
important advances in the work of
photographing colors One of his
plates, gives view of stained glass
window containing red. green, blue and
yellow; Others show group of flags a
partly eolored paroquet and a plate If
oranges with poppy lying ON the top.
The shades Of the objects, as well rs
their colors, a. e faithful reprc .
-"Do you ever take your wife IN
your knee as you used to do when she
was your sweetheart" u can't say
that l do. but she frequently sits down
on me OF her own accord. Cape Cod
Item.
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a PRETTY STORY.
~ Is Told OF Queen sIargherita aud ii


II Is Told OF Queen hargherita aud Her
ROYAL Husband.
A pretty story is told of the queen of
Italy. or, rather of the royal pair. Il
am too old to wear white gowns any
longer" said Queen Margherita, not
without touch OF regret in her voice,
one day recently 10 her husband.
Wen take fortnight to consider it. =
was the reply. At the end of that
time huge box reached the queen
packed with lovely white gowns of
every description, accompanied with
the brief line: The kings de-
..iSiou
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ton. enriches the blood, dispels aches and
pains. melancholy and nervousness, brings
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's powerful restorative tonic and sooth-
ing nervine. made especially for womans
needs. and the only guaranteed remedy for
vouasn's weaknesses and ailments. In all
q female complaints and irregularities, II it
ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
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Needs assistance il may be best To render il
promptly, but one should remember TO USE
even the most perfect remedies only wheI
needed. The best and most simple and gen
tie remedy is the Syrup Of Figs. manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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The Dedicatory Ger emonies of the Worlds
Fair buildings xiii he held in Chicago ON
Oct. 20th to ed. The Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul R'y will sell round trip excur-
sion tickets at reduced rates for the occa-
sion. For rates, dates and other details an
ply TO the ticket agent, or address J. 4. Con-
lev, Asst Genl Pass. Agt, st. Paul.
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q PERT REPLY.
The Answer of a Russian Noblewoman to
Her American Escort.

The Answer OF "a Russian NoDleWoman 70
Her American Escort.
One evening during diplomatic
reception at the white house, among
the guests was a woman whose perfect
neck and arms were the admiration of
everyone. Nine de Strives escort, in
justfiable pride at the loneliness of his
own countrvwoman, commented as
she passed: There goes a perfect
type of American beauty" Without
hesitating the minister's wife, looking
down at her own dark-hued neck, re-
sponded: "And ! represent perfect
type of Russia leather"
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SHORTER AND LIGHTER.
A Prominent Physician Thinks Running
Makes Wen Smaller.

DR. Emile Levy, who attended the
competitors in recent road race
from Paris to Belfort. gives
some interesting particulars in
connection with his medical eX-
animation OF III runners. lie
carefully noted their height and
weight before the contest. After the
race the competitors were consider
ably shorter, while some of them had
lost as much as fourteen pounds in
weight
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A great many medicines relieve Ca
tarrh in the Head That means that its
driven from the head into the Throat and
lungs. But, by its mild, soothing, cleansing
and healing properties, DR.. Sages Catarrn
Remedy perfectly and permanently cures.
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HILLS SOMERSAULT.

Tammany's Trickster Does Some Dificuit
Tumblfng.
The recent speech of Senator Hill in
Brooklyn dealt exhaustively with the
free trade plank of the Chicago conven
ton. Hill must be credited with hav.
ing more courage than most of his
democratic associates. While the free
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BEECHAMs Pills cost only - cents box.
They are prOverbially known throughout
the world to be . worth guinea box"
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The worldsFair

$50 YOU have a new servant girl" said
one housewife TO another. Yes. =" ''HOw
does she like , GU Wv Washington Star.
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REV. H. p. Carson. Scotland. Oak, says
ssTwo bottles of Halls Catarrh Cure COM
pletely cured my little girl" Sold by Drug
gistS. 75c
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LARGE hats, it is said, will rage this win
ter, and so will the people who sit behind
them.-lnter Ocean.
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DINING-"Why did you leave thelecture
platform, LarkinE Larkin-''Well 1 was
egged on 70 that step Wife.
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when Nature

THAT was a pretty hard story to swallow,
said the cellar when the upper part OF the
house fell into iL-Texas Siftings.
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The Greatest Race ON Record

''DID you know his business had run
DOWN. Il had supposed So l heard he
was going 70 wind it up."-Nast's Weekly.
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CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with Halefs
Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute