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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24
Die oar worI.s 70 close Down.

DETROIT, Aug. 24-The Michigan PEN
insular car shops viii be shut down Sat
urday night for a period OF three months
The shops have a capacity for building 100
ears day, and before the financial strin-
gency arose employed about 5000 men.
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U1!13 I:2 REFERENCE.
The flllowiv- aroa afswofthemauy that havo
been entirely cured Of Rupture by Dir. j. -.
MAGE1s lrE srNEGT:
jacob G. Sci, 232) North Broad ST., .Phila.
%. ". Sh9C,ly lhe4lton, pauphin Co., ] a.
a. b. R0sgihr }hoenixvillc, Ia.
r. A. Hall, Newton, Nj.
John E.8ch r.r ,NellowHousCP.O o. ,BerksCo. "a
A. s. Klein ma limCkim J.. O Berks Co., Pa.
s. Jones Philips Kennel Square, Pa.
A. A. Cold yrutly. Centalia, Col. Co., Pa.
c. Hertag l.ulicg Hill, Nj.
j.. E. Hess, &c 'shill, Pa,
p. A. lireiz saungton, Pa.
%. N. Small, , cunt Alto, Pa.
Jas. Davis is.yile, 22nd ward, Ph'la.
j.. d. Kun L. l5l Linden ST Allentown, 70.
co W. Ma.5, norristown, Pa.
s T. Benny, e., S 10th st., Phila.
Rev. S. II, ST. rner Sunbury IA.
A. p. LsViCJrh, Woodbury., n. y.
D.. J. pellet, z S. 18th ST. Reading Pa.
israel a8a.t, Ia ST., South Eastou Pa
H. p. Dc.WE 20, Cley, Berks Co Pa.
| J. Geugehcla-, Clayton, n. j.
I Daucua " er, 1l09 Columbia Ave, Pa.
ID. G. Piper, 1'I Pearl st.. Reading, Pa.
VIM. G.autGId, Gloucester, n. j.
NJ sla'y, Win ma Avenue, W. OF Morris street,
Gev0g town, Ehlia.
VIM DiE, 70 N'cntroso ST., Phila.
Thomas b. Her,upg New Rnggold IA.
G.. Leckel, 4-5l Reese st.. Phila.
| !. c. Quiubr, 2il Pearl st., Reading, Pa.
r. G. STANLEY - Spruce ST Lebanon, Ia.
A. SChnc.l g-, Locust Dale Pa.
D. B. Nol, l!mrkiln P. O.; BerRs Co, Pa.
c. A pe'u-E. dsb9rO Berks Co., Pc.
VIM. %. EaUs N- inc, PhoeniNNii,e, Pa.
W.N linebpCl GA Washington St, Reading, Pa.
JOhu g Iv.u-, 1910 Howard ST., Harrisburg, q.
| Chas Smith, Az Greenwich St., Phila.
q. BGlkhar 800 Locust st., Reading Pa,
G. C. kaeh., ugugldsvilie, BeIks Co., Pa.
Heu"y L. Rowe, PCttstOwn, Pa.
G. ], Swart- .nvuelte Wis.
'y1n r. Bldg 4Cus. 529 Taylor st., Camden, NJ.
Alfred HGl y. phNlipsbuTg, n. J.
r. Nagill Citr Lock, Chester Co., Pa.
Vr. Heckari, Gurd St., Germartowr, Phila,
John 5nuy-, -e..OrG I. O., Mongt Co., Ia,
VIM Ettinger Leesport Pa.
E. Cr,ht~oE 1904 Paiethorp St., Dhi1.
i. S. LreJly, 2ol7 North 2nd St., Phlla.
Philade,ON'0 OFice is closed on the 2nd satur-
day af eacu - nth. Dr, J. i. Mayer being at the
Hotel Penn Req .iUg Pa, TO give treatment 10
persons in That vicinity on thar day
Dr. J. b, Mayors terms for treatment IS in
reach ofull. Call and get cured.
n 3. Persons from out Of town can receive
treatment and return home the same day
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24

ELNnRA, N. Y, Aug. PA special from
Galeton. Pa, says seventeen buildings
were destroyed by fire there early in the
morning. Among the buildings burned
were John Egler's hotel, E. f. Hyers new
block, occupied by families and stores, the
Methodist church and the Galeton Opera
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24

BUENos AYREs, Aug. 2L-The rebels
have captured the town of Corrientes
without blow, the garrison retiring to
join Colonel Acuna's forces. The rebels
afterwards left the town and attacked and
defeated Acuna after six hours' battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. 24-After most
eXcruciating suffering Thomas j. O'Brlen,
aged 10, an inyeterate cigarette smoker,
died yesterday. For ten years he had
smoked two packages of cigarettes daily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-Mantle's claim
TO a seat in the senate from the state Of
Montana has been rejected, Yeas, 80;
rLnna d
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24

NAPLES, Aug 24-The cab drivers of
his city are on strike. In their efforts to
stop the running of trans and omnibuses
they set fire to a kiosk aud five cars. In a
fight with the police five strikers and four
policemen were injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philade phia EKchangea.

NEW YoRR, Aug. 23.-The stock market was
dull and almost featureless today, the surface
short interest seeming 10 have covered, 20
that on the whole the speculative sellers had
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Read what Mr.. Fred wallace Has to Say.

Read What Mr.. Fred Wallace Has to say.
Mayors Drug Co., Oaklan, Md
GENTLEAEN:-I wish TO express my appre.
citation Of the merits of your Catarrh Cure |
have suffered with catarrh for hve years, ana
can truly say il has given me more RELIEF than
any other medicine have trted, ana II Will un-
needs is a fair and impartial trial to establish
its uniyersality. Very truly
FRED WALLACE.
Mill Point W, Va.
II has cured Mr. Wallace of one Of the worst
cases Of chtarrh on record, with a heavy dis
charge OF the throat One bottle Is guaranteed
TO cure il will cure you otherwise no charge.
For sale by all druggists. Price II,
A safe and sure cure for catarrh and hay fever
is Mayers Magnetic Catarrh Cure three
months treatment for 81, and absolutely
guaran, eed Itis used by vapor inhalation
and Is the only medicine that reaches the
affected parts and sure 10 cure For sale by all
druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-24

The Late Presidential Candidate Charges
the Existing Financial Crisis 10 Republic
can and Democratic MaIadministratiOn,
and Predicts Relief when Farmers Ru le.
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Aral estate tor Sale or Gxrl,aass.

RUlLDERS-Lo'a absolutely protected all SIDES
- AGAINST objectionable improvements. 'NchNatrd.
choicest oc side including COri-r tHlh 81.
Call J. s ROBINSON, l<r broadway.
ITO EXCHANGE for Northern property. Florida or.
Ange grove, wild lands and phosi haze prop TtieA
Pa
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At antra-aslalfs -a,liseellancuas

ANY ENERGETIC MAN or WOMAN. by the expend-
n ture Of little effort in their spare time. can max
handsome pronts In perfectly legitimate way. under
the management of name every one has heard Of
''' '''' w. +. o. box 2e7s. New York
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flats and apartments gruuklyu.

MICE FLATS to nice people, the finest little fats in
~ Brooklyn: four good.szed rooms: mantel mir
rors range. tubs &c; prices $l3. S4 Janitor. 2o9
Reid av.
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FURNISHED Rooms 10 Tet-1rooklu
alnfurnishtd Nousrs to 9ft.

2hTH ST. 344 EAST.--Two large un furnished room,
rent moderate.
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1mrlling Aouses O. Irt-Gountr
Awelliag Aouses o. Iet-gsr astssu.

SorTH CRAWFORD. q miles from city: new aroom
- house near depot; S26 mon hly Communication Be-;
high and healthy. CONDICT. - Court st.. Brooklyn.
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asal estate Scr Sale-staten sslaad,

THE MOST ELEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE IN
L Iort iichmond staten Island: all modern ci'r in.
provcnens: hardwood finished. ten lots teau:ifully
Ain OUT fruit IN abundance apples, pears peaches.
grapes nnwers all hrst-class surroundings fancy ear
rage mouse cost over $1,000 cost the drreasrd owner
over $4,000. price slho half cash. to close estate
possession Immediately; photograph IN OilCe,
DARlilS 2Oo Broadway room -. elevator
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@ailroads.
'AMER,oA,s GREATEST RA,LRoAp


AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAF FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
Central Station, 42d Street; the only railroad
cation in the City Traius leave as follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
R.2OA 4. M.I;iE1Sspt sunday Easiest train in
Fails 5;S5 r, NJ. No extra fare wagner
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
S:lO fSess:!sf Syracuse. Bua.iO oisissaSd and
ADIRONDACK q MONTREAL SPECIAL.
9O PS sns sss ESs 5enS. 5s:
Loon Lake Due Montreal io't5 r. NJ. wss:
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 Mpny R I.s Ghe y..' Sts next
DAY EXPRESS.
lU:oU does not run west OF cleveland and Detroit
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
lZ:UU DAY. Wagner servico. Dining car.
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
loo 96 Rn' S Sa sn1s f.l bSss
car from Albany.
EXPOSITION FLYER UIMITEO.
GREAT 2O-HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO.
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
3:OOnM npniIy Due chicago s,,, 10 4 X next
new and elegant buffet smoking and libra
~, sleeping, stateroom. and dining cars.
ALBANY. TROY. AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
. DO II. M.-Except Sunlnys Due Albany T.2S
drawing-room cars through to Saratoga
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
Ma61ry pSs DstrO.. M Nj Oh.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
R.OO +. M,-naly.. Due Chicago Q r. y, St.
O'OV Louis 7iA5 A. NJ. Wagner service. Dining
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
625 Fai MH9ty Us pqi sq SSn1.s
ADIRONDACK 81 MONTREAL EXPRESS
7OO .n.s Lats e. rsp ss@,,n: ~. a.iea.
bule buffet service
BUFFALO SNIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
1870 E. MPps Pail. Pqo fna %ssn.i se s.r1e. NJ
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
500 MMDna!y Pss Cne I, Att, T;so NJ
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 s ar
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9:l5 Eneea. IoSo i iHf a sssep, sssafd.S .p'
PlTTSFIELD, IENOX, NORTH ADAMS,
AND viz hH HA hfHKs bIvIs1o nNI.Ls'
Two through trains daily, except Sunday. e.o1 A. NJ
due Pitts6eid :SU. North Adams 130 r NJ; p. NJ
due ft,.deld $40 North Adam. q. 70 IN
cars apply at Grand Central Station, 49, 26l 4l8
7sh n42 broadway. 236 Coumonsay 90 West l25thst,
and 3Sth ST. station New York: 33 Washington 726
Fulton ST.. and - Broadway +. D., Brooklyn
s1Fpf ''i0
Wescotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels
joins NJ. CEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. General Pass. Agent
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OLD DOMINION LINE

Steamers for NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT. and NEwPOkTNE NEWS connecting for viR
GINA BEACH. PETERSBURG. and RICHMOND. VA.
and WAs!!INGT9N p C.hGnc H,siEht only, Tne.ss
RIvER-Mon, freight only. Wed. and Sat For WEST
POINT. VA-Tnes. Thurs and sat From Pier ~ n
freight rate. to all point. sonth and IVES, 5pPly G.
26I, 1877, STA. S62. a44. and ] ,225 Broadway.
W. l. GuILLAUDEU, Traffic Manager.
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1hNtttbuWSe
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF kMtRlCAI
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals and lnterlOCking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbrosscs and Cortlandt streets.
In Effect JUNE "a. 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
600 Mnrn%spn ys,,eels Sleeping Sss. 70 Chit
SsGSs % .9S s GSsaso osS dsy
FAST LINE.
200 A. u.-ror rittshursh and Central PennsyL
vsnia PArlor Car to PtttsburTh-
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON.-Comrosed exclusively of Pullman
Ss;ib0is Drawing and state Room. sleeping. Dining,
IL S"ih ..ss. ladies maid. barber shop library and
stationary and movable electric lights. Arrives chi
esgo II 90 noon.
sT.LoUIs. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
EXPRESS.
800 =. M;-rniimsn yestiSuie Sleeping and Dining
m.tns 81 ca. and PASSENGER Uosehe 70 ST. Eo%s
HrrHys cincinnati 1850 A NJ. II Louis 5So 7. n.
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 MorSman ,S SestiSae Sleeping Carr 70
rSsh TSss Ce sa% ii4o pnF Ss.s 20
sGSf 7. II itdSy. N " '''~s'
souTrIwEsTERN EXPRESS.
r,so .. NJ. week DAYS. 7,4b p. NJ. sundays-Puilman
'Gts,bas Sleeping Cars to Cincinnsti Memphis. and
"Gs pn mn CO rpc,nn to A55iyS'
Louis ! 90 A. NJ. second morning
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
1ssSs
and %GIH Tlsys. anS1 Week days $40 'i' NJ
rnS sna East Ts.n ana
and II is NIGHT with sleeper to Memphis
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Sss9:. S;"i4s ANY, S.!,%s.s ..n.
s%fa Esfos Cars and Dining Car sTTi,
A%s,no"si Esprss. r & 4 $50 800; $50 and
N. ;;'o. 400 ~; EEspTTssN 500: ana $50 Z.
enc es Psss
islsvi:!e, and New orleAn. Dining Car to Montgom:
500 7. =? M.@psiis for all point. on ch...p.... and
So fSiFsss
yof ATLANTIC DRY. $50 P. H. week daya with
u, GAY sa't rs5SF .Pa nsy
Point Pleasant. $40. 5s6 s:lo 1000 4; u; I2,l9
t:o0P n. week dayn Sundays s:16, s.+5 A. NJ. and
6:l5 7. NJ. tT,o not stop At Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove on SundAys)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BIpress 6i2o 7i2o :oo $3.50 $500 $3.50 1000 wash.
,Irton Limited; win Dining Gsr6 and n :ooA y.
go 2;lo 800 $780, 400 $50, 500; 500, Q: 80.
notation Il 400 A NJ. go and TOO Z. II. Sundays.
Express 6:15. $3.50. 300. $3.50. 1000 A. N. Q2 200
noon Limite). 2:oo. 400. $3.50. 300 80 7:45. 500
POOP ~. and 1915 night Accommodation, 500
aud 100 +, NJ
For Time tables of trains to local points on tho
Pennsylvania Railroad System apply at the folio wing
TICKET Offices: Nos %33. 0<%. 100 1923 ll8. and
2el broadway Aston House, 1874 East l25th ST.. 28I
West 10th st. 26l Columbus av. 1877 9th av- and
foot of Desbrosses and CortlAndt ss Court at. $50
FULTON st. gs Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex sta
tion, foot OF Fulton st.. Brooklyn; 12B Hudson St.
Hoboken; Station. Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will cali for and
Check baggage from hotels and residences through to
esstina tion.
sMP PROVOST JR WOOD,
General Manager. General PasSr Agent
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FURNISHED cflats ~ 3tt-Brouklyu

NEAR BRIDGE.-Fuly furnished nat 4 rooms bath.
~ $25 monthly. Address
HEIGHTS. box 1o5 Sun once N. Y.
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NORWICH LINE.

Steamers leave Pier 40 Told numbeD North River
next pier above Desbrosses St Ferryt daily sundays
excepted at r. u. connecting with new express train
leaving New London at 6:35 f. N. for Boston and AL
points north and east. Direct route to New London
Sorwich and orcester. Tickets and staterooms Sc
cured at principal ticket Offices in Nsw.York. Brooklyn
Jersey CITY. Pier ~. and on steamerS
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ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave od
Fer A. \. H.. foot Canal - at r. NJ. daily tSuhdays
ekcehic) Direct CONCESSIONS 10 points Northi tbt'
aud West Saturday night steamer connects with sun
day morning trains
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FURNISHED Aousss 90 get--asw asrssy

4 oNG BRANCH vICINIrY-To let. furnished cot
IL tngcs; 500 to 81 900.
WILLIAM LANE. 2l6 Broadway. Long Branch. MI
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1mtlliug 9tuases d. 3et.

DESIRABLE HOUSES. unfurnished and furnished. Ia
- all parts Of the city.
FOLSOM BROTiERs. 800 Broadway. cor l2thss
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BEAUTIFUL
II Il RG EN-
Beach
II Y-TH EBAY.

II you go to Jacksonville Fla,
1 BEAUTIFUL II and ask to be taken tho
BERGEN most handsome drive in town,
beach you Will be driven over tho Shell
UBY-TME.BAYU Road.
l.----.- II you go to Savannah. Ca.
and ask the same question you
will be driven over the Shell Road there.
Such thing a Shell Road In this section of the
country does not exist except on what 10 fast becom
Ing ono of the most famous prospective summer
sorts in this section of the country BERGEN BEACH
All the roads IN BERGEN BEACH are SHELL. ROADS
There is abs olutcy no dust The rOnds hard
adnmant. and they gisten in the sun like snow clad
hill Il Is most curious thing. but at BERGEN REACH
there is an enormols natIra deposit OF she'll which Is
many things that can no said OF BERGEN BEACH that
IL Is hard matter to say where to begin and where
leave OF. Its surroundings are beautiful A water
front OF two miles. excellent boating and bathing. nno
fishing and natural grove OF old oaks consisting OF
twenty.seN en- acres Of which park has bsen made.
BY all means see this beautiful SPOT. Come Saturday
sunday or any day Get into Flatbush avenue car
Brooklyn, and ride until The conductor shouts out, "A
of for BERGEN BEACH" You will then be conveyed
20 and over tho property by stages which are always
Lots are being sold for SIPS 90 and upwards and on
the nstament plan. payable IN vedollar monthly in
staimeEtS. with n liher raj discount for cash
not necessary to say to any one who Is familiar
with the great value OF water front that the pros
pective value Of this property 10 very great Lots
selling so readily now. that prices Will undoubtedly be
advanced before next August.
PERCY g. WILLIAMS a THOa L pn,TIS0
ADAMS. Jr.. owners. PbTuISS.
189 Montague st. Brooklyn. 1 ri liz FIsiininn
Room 600. / nv ~ v q r . le nl, ~
Branch office at Bergen Beach. = w DooiN
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NEW foKk'oNTAKIo& wEsTERNRY
Excursion Tickets. New York TO Ch,c.yo
and Return, $500.
Through trains for Chicago and tho Wora,s Vat,
leave foot OF e't 4d ST. as follows IL minutes eAtr
from ETankil st; "'''ei
Dit5 A; NJ daily, via Niagara Falls Through Pullman
sespers New York 10 ChcAgo. Arrives Detroit !; AZ
N. chicago $3.50 i. NJ, ST, Louis Ii+5 A. NJ
7;45 y NJ daily. via Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
car seats ireel New York 10 Niagara Falls. Through
pullman Elerners New York to Chicago Arrives ia.
tron $40 ~. Cheago $500 \ ~, st Louis 100 l. N.
,3iib J.. teAispI sunday for Campbell Han Lakes
h"touE and Minnie washa Nallk Valley stations MIDI.
e.tuwn. bloominebntg Ellenville Fallsburg UurIev.
VILE Liberty, Livingston Manor N'
INkets and Pullman accommodations at 37l Broad.
Sy New YORK Transter Company calls for and checks
bAgsage to destination
JC. ANDERSON, q. r. A..
90 Beaver st.. N Y.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-06

OLD Dan Anthony is loaded down
with gall. When referring to the
Populists' publication of the history
of the Republican, rebellion last
winter. he unloads this: "lf they
propose to tell only the truth, they
need not go to the trouble and ex-
pense of publishing the history.
The people already know the truth
about the matter" Years ago, we
labored under the hallucination that
old Dan had little honor, but after
reading the above, and knowing
that he and his conferees, Hughes,
Wilkerson, Hudson, Hoch, Higgins,
Douglass, his dear cousin, George
T., with all the riffraff, rag-tag and
bob tail they could gather at Tope-
ka and alongshore, armed with rifles,
ShOtSunS. reviewers, OaSe-DHll DatS
and piselm clubs, defed the state
officials, who were ultimately COM
PEELED to yield to their damnable
demands, or suffer the horrors of
civil war, we are compelled to say
now, we were mistaken. 1t is the
TRUTH ti,at Dan and the mob of trait
ors he associated with i'll Topeka
fear in this Populist publication.
Truth won't down. Those Topeka
traitors left their tracks uncovered,
and the world will be told the truth
about it. Get ready to go to judg-
ment, Daniel.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-06
Ten Cents a Year.

The monthly edition of the "oh
reliable" Sentinel, of Chicago, One
Whole year II numbers, l6 pages
EACH for Ten Cents-when names
are sent in clubs of not less than
ten (single subscription, 80 cents
per year,. The Sentinel has "been
in the fight" for fifteen years--and
the older it grows the "uglier" it
gets. Get up club of at least ten,
at once. Address S. F. Norton, 544
Ogden avenue, Chicago.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-06
AS BETWEEN the advocates and

AS BETWEEN the advocates and
opponents of universal freedom
generation ago there was an ire
pressible conflict; so to-day there
is a conflict between the wealth
absorbers and those who create the
wealth of the nation, which will
not be, and cannot De, repressed
so long as injustice rules in camp,
or court, or grove, In nation, or
state, or community. Our tree
schools have developed and deepen
ed the reasoning faculties Of our
people, and they are in this con-
flict intellIgently-in to win.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-06

Between their promises to the
people and the demands of Wall
Street the Democrats are in two
pecks of trouble. AS it is easier to
fool the people, however, than 20
fool Wall Street they are bending
their energies in that direction
National Reformer
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-07-06
THE CLOGS.

1t rs characteristic of some people
to be satisfied with their condition
or surroundings, even though they
could easily be bettered The par
tisan voter is satisfied with his
party, right or wrong; the bigoted
church member with his church. In
most cases this satisfaction or dis
content is born either of dullness or
Incidence. Some people are too
dull TO be made to believe that their
party or church can do wrong, and,
if wrong is pointed out, refuse to
believe it, point blank and there
are doubters who are too indolent
to thoroughly investigate. For such
there is but one course, and that is
to let them alone, for of such classes
tools, serfs and slaves are created.
The Tory of the Revolution be-
lieved in the divine right of kings.
The "poor white trash" OF the South
believed that slavery was divine
institution. In the history of the
nation, always, such classes existed,
and, though change of conditions
would have been for their better
ment, they invariably assisted the
classes that oppressed them, work
ing with all the vigor and intensity
Of debased humanity to forge the
tetteBs that bound them.
Kings and mobiles are the classes
chiefly interested in maintaing a
system of crowns and titles. In
America, no class could have been
benefited by British rule.
In the Southern states, the insti-
tuition of African slavery was a
whitening blight upon the non-slave-
holding class but Tories fought
desperately to perpetuate British
rule, and the "poor white trash"
furnished the rank and file of the
confederate armies.
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