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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
ElaetrIo nnars.

This rrmedy Is bcconig 40 VOL kposa
and 30 popular as 70 ned no special nloa,
ton. All who have usi electric isiltery
sing The same song praise plror
medicine does not exisf and A Is guarantsed
3 do all that is clals&i, lEisetrIe littsfs
viii cure al diseyt Ef tlleliver and I'D
neys, will remove NJ fpsf boils sail rheslln-
and other aifectYz caused BY lnpnre
blood will driyel Maria from tbes sys.sm
and prevent ns 30 " curc ~ Mst1riA
levers For cur y liesdacile. cotHt1p&tion
Eries b0e aEdH Der thtt1>t&t @y9n61p-
RerIsr's drug ~
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

The total number of paid admis.
sions to the Worlds fair up to Au-
gust Doth, was over nine millions.
and it is believed that by the end of
October the twenty million mark
will be reached. This would be a
great surprise to the country,
Twenty millions means one-third OF
the population Of the United States
and it NEAR the expenditure of q
billion of dollars.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
a Miilion Friends.

a friend il need is friend indeed, and
not less than Gae million people have
founi just such a irierd in DR.. King
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and cOlds,--lf you have never used this
Great Cough Medicine, n trial will CON
vince you that it has wonderful curative
prwcrs IN NIL diseases of throat. chest and
lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed TO do
all that is claimed or money will be re-
funded. Trial bottles free at a. brand
enberger's drug store. Large bottles
SOC, aud 81 30.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

A NEw popuIist organization has
just had the breath of life put into
it under the name of the "Sons Of
Rest" We know of n number of
JeffersonianS who ought to belong to
this organization 10y reason of their
experience.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

One Of the most severe hurricanes
ever known in the south occurred
there ON last Monday night. Sa.
vannah, Ga, was almost destroyed.
Millions of dollars worth of property
was lost,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

Missouri has furnished a summer
resort in every town in the state
this season. 1t is getting to be the
greatest state in the American union.
barring its politics, and we hope to
shut that off in the near future.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
ADVERTISING 7 Els.

IT took ia Republicans to save
the Democratic president from utter
defeat. He ought to reward them
by permitting them to continue their
services at the pie table.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
Now Try This

1t will cos you nothing aud viii surely
pay you good, if you havoa Cough ,Cnid
or any trouble with Throat, Chest or
Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and oldsis guar
anleed to give relief OF money will bt
paid back. Sufferers from 10 Grippe
found it Just The thing and under Its list
had a speedy and perfect recovery. .lry
Il sample bortle at u expense 4ud learn
for yourself just how good a thing II Is.
trial bottles free at A. Braadeuberger's
drug store. Larg e size soc .rand Oh
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

he mnst hast appIy iof ~ ptel.a.naly kcaig n
the coat OF when wall be iive d0iiafk sh0uid
able. he can Withdraw. w.t,vut amp mr.
Their expensr. othsrwise lie VIII be sxpetted
to complete his Application, anu lake out d pat
Guiding the government and bureau fees. will
be seycntl uoiiars For this whether he 49,
Hgres inc prize or not. The inventor will have .
y ,Icnt Iiia, oIsi, 10 DC u valuable property to
niIu. The Prize wiil be awarded by u jury con-
sistlAg ui tnrec Reputable patent attorneys Of
Washington. INTENDING conipstitOfs should fill
their application;
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
p. o. Box 1913.
WASHINGTON, d. G.

nS-Thls Company is managed by a combination Of
tbs largest md mott influential n wsnapcrs in the
United 81. tea, 70; The cypress purHp4a OF protect
iny fa.fr rtI:,scri'scrs rtlin5t interruptions
and 81 u.p-,.st P.cit AGENTS, and each paper
JriiI,lt '.t' ",rtiscHUn yoCthca for the rcrponsi-
liit;y q. W ls: lt,LI of tbi Fress Claims Company.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

"Let the platform go may sooi
become a popular cry with the Demo
Gratis who fear free trade.
Wonder what foreign linaucier'
think of that little shipment of $40,
900, 600 in gold, from San Fraucisc
to New York.
Can't somebody persuade tho New
York anarchists to get in the way o
that predicted tidal wave? Perhaps
a few kegs of beer iudiciously placed
might do the business.
Senator Hills speech stated his
position on the financial question
much palmer than Mr.. Cleveland did
his, in his message to congress. =
Indications point to some lively
congressional music on the suspen.
SlOu, Ill tue ueuI lul'lc, anu I'll VI
it will not be made by Republicans,
either.
Governor Boies would better have
stood by his first announcement.
With defeat will come loss of pres.
tige and the end of his political
career; and defeat will certainly
come this year.
Self conceited Grover,
Whittles and Whistles;
Voter in search of clover,
Finds only thistles.
Credit for truthfulness, if not for
courage. is due the Democratic C, H.
gressmen who publicly acknowledge
that Grover Cleveland's will is the
only party platform they recognize.
Senators Hill and Voorhees, can
hardly be classed as administration
senators, although they arc aiding
the administration to bring about the
repeal of the purchasing clause of
tho silver law.
"Privatc' John Allen, the Mis-
sissippi congressman, has an idea,
OF preteuds to have, that there is
something humorous in the financial
situation. This is inexcusable, oven
in Il Mississippi Democratic congress
man, from whom little is expected.
Even Democratic congressman
sometimes tell the truth. For in
stance, Bynum, of Indiana, says he
was full" when he made a radical
free coinage speech at Denver, two
years ago; and Cummings, of New
York, says he is a politician, not 4
statesman.
Pension Commissioner Lochrpl
has Il temper that he ought to be
as heartily ashamed of as he SHOULD
be of his treatment of some of his old
comrades. The man who coult
write such a letter as that sent by
Lochren to congressman Morse, o
Massachusetts, is not fit to be at TIL,
end of the pension Office.
Representative Catchings, of Mis-
sissippi, practically admitted in l
speech in the house that the Demo
cratic programme contemplated I
reduction of the wages of the labor
ing man, which he said had been
steadily sinking in this country un-
til they had reached IL point uncx
amplcd in the history Of the world
And he might have added that they
would not have been reached us long
As the Republican party was kept il
power,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
Prizes on Patents.
How 10 Get TWenty-FiY Hundred
Dollars for Nothing.
The Winter has a Clear Gift of a
Small Fortune, and the Losers
Have Patents that may
Bling chem in Sui
More.

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'hat thc ,i''u'ut mus ~ u na.urai
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u patrntablc degree o, perfection. This
deiusiUn he company desires u dispel.
1t desires 10 get t,.to the bead OF the
pubic a clear comprehension OF tho Iact
that it is not the great, complex, and
expensive Inventions that biins the BEST
| returns ~ tutti NanUt5s Duh INV ittttc,
.iml,le and cheap Unes-tic tuinx ID
t,,,t .ea,,, an nh.uriiv trIvi.l that
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the average citiISn NuuiplieeI suuicwndt
ashamed III bringing them tJ the atieii
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hand wh q tnru~n, niiue o fvrt,tt
L.UHt OF his sciielue. Tue modern SEWING
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{pI outcl VI the toll Of hundreds VI busy
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JlhrilsCi,cS as Inventors, Dut almost
sr anol6c,x Win ,I',s naos' 81 .ns LING
cuiased totelrxe some u the nllle ,fIe,
uvns yf iiie. Csrgauy such IDEAS M
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07
80 BLANKS IN rms voMrErirIoS.

rIsabmIt the within described ineonlav. In
com ,~iutitlon fvr tue twenty nye hundred dollar
trIzo oaored by llic iress CLAIMS company.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

Senators Hill and We, rhecs can
hardly be classed as administration
senators, although they arc aiding
the administration to bring about the
repeal of the purchasing clause Of
tho silver law.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

"Private" John Allen, the Mis-.
sissippi congressman, has an idea
or preteuds to have, hat there is
something humorous in the tinancia'
situation. This is inexcusable, over
in Il Mississippi Democratic congress
man, from whom little is expected
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-09-07

Credit for truthfulness, if not for
courage. is due the Democratic c, IL
gressmen who publicly acknowledge
that Grover Cleveland's will is the
only party platform they recognize.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
DUAL.

"You say Smith leads dual lifei eyes;
he's bull on the Stock Exchange and
bear at home. " Philadelphia Record.
By some strange overnight none of the
pictures of angels you see have blue sashes
tied around their waists.-Atchison Globe.
"I cannot understand re American pa
pers," said the educated foreigner. Here
is one zst says "a bank Is gone up and here
is one zst says "a bank lie gone under. ~
Chicago Tribune.
1t is difficult to understand how a Chi
nese theatrical company can go through
mixed up on their cues.-Detroit Free
Press.
"My lines are not cast In pleasant
places" sighed the poet, as he stood help
lessly by aud saw his wife throw his latest
effusion into the kitchen stove.-Detroit
Tribune.
doctor, when do you think man weighs
mostf' asked q patient who was undergo
ing q course of dietary treatment.
when he steps on my corns, ~ answered
the edoctor.-Tid-Bits.
Peddler-Is your mother int
Boy-Yes; but she's got three callers,
and they've got to talking about servant
girls Guess you'd better come around
next week.-Good News.
Mrs Newlywed-And do you always
trust your husband Implicitly Mrs. Ex-
periencsd enthusiastically y)-Indeed dcl
That is to say, of course, to a certain ex-
tent.-Somerville Journal
"Is he wealthyp "He must be. 1 Just
heard him tell a poor, lsms fellow that he
had given his last dollar to a blind man.
A poor man wouldn't give away his last
dollar, you know. Life.
Courage for Anything.-She-You are
not afraid to ask papa, are youi
He-Afraidl The Idea of you doubling
my courage when l had the bravery to ask
youl-Indisnapolis Journal,
Sufferer Ito lady in front)-Madam, If
you were to remove your hat I could see
the play. Lady in front with manifesto
ton of surprise)-Yes; but you could not
see my now hat Boston Globe.
BARTLETT hear that your next door
neighbors have q new organ. Do you
know how many stops 1t hast Jackson
Only about three q day. and those are only
for meals.-Des Moines Argonaut.
SMITH woke up last night with a hor-
rible suspicion that my gold watch was
gone So strong was the impression that
got up to look. Brown-Well, was 1t
kohcs t'oJ oot ~ was 6oihB. AnunibS b
Journal.
Smith-You needn't tell me that dogs
don't know as much as human beings /
took Ponto to church with me last Sun
day.
| Jones-Yesf
| Smith-Weil, sir, he slept through the
| whole sermon.-Ltfe's Calendar.
Glow did you ever get Henderson to
proposei "Wby, 1 declined to go to the
opera with him one night because / wa
going with his friend Martin, and then
got papa to write to Henderson and ssk II
Martin was man of means. Henderson
came around that night.-Bulletin.
First burglar-Did you hear what The
chaplain said in his sermon to day, Bill
about our carrying our talents into tn,
next worlda Second burglsr-Yes, and I'm
glad of 1t. f. B-Why, you don't expec
that they'll enable you to break into heaven
do oyoui 8. B.-No, but they might ensbl
fellow to break out of the other place
Exchange.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
A NOTABLE PETITION.

We print this morning on another page
notable petition, which shows that ma
jority of the members of the Chamber of
Commerce have decided that it is better to
have no more wine at the banquets of the
Chamber. Many of the signers disapprove
of wine as beverage anywhere, and those
who do not are willing to deny themselves
at the bsnquets of the Chamber In defer
ence to the opinion of other members and
of large part of the community. We
think the signsrs have done right. The
talk that is going around about infringe
ment of personal liberty is rank nonsense.
The same talk could be made by
drunkard to excuse his excesses.
If the Chamber of Commerce votes to ex-
clude wine from its banquets it will not
vote to restrict the personsl liberty of any
of its members. But it will vote to set
good example, and those who do not feel
that the vote is needed can set another
good example by cheerfully and consider
ately falling in with those who do. The
fact is that what is called the best senti-
ment of the community is with those who
are opposed to wine bibbing at the ban
Quets
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
MA Nons
which existed before the glorious dawn of

which existed before the glorious dawn of
Sanitary Science.
Every true sanitarisn hates q lawyer.
Every one who Is familiar with the deadly
bacteria abhors all foolish talk about
'trial by jury, due process of law, hsbeas
corpus, individual liberty, constitutional
guarantees against oppression" and other
humbug phrases with which the deteetabls
lawyers are ready to confuse the public and
overthrow our sanitary orders If they get
a chance.
We want no interference from any
quarter" That Is, we want to protect the
people from the pestilential bacteria, and
We don't want any court, or any jury, or
any judge, or any officer whatsoever, to in
terfere with our good work. We want to
send forth the orders and make all men
obey them. Louis XIV said, 'T am the
state" In like manner We ought to have
power to say: We know all about this mat
ter; these are our orders. Whoever diRo-
beys them shall be severely punished and
shall have no recourse to trial by jury or
by law. Our DEGREES are the final law and
every one who even questions them is an
enemy of the public health. And every
sanitarian should have either Q "good sal
ary" or 'large salary" as partial recon-
pense for his great services.
An OLD SANTTARIAS.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30

which seeks expression with the scissors,
end know one girl who started with a re-
epectably long cape and ended up with
ruffie around her neck, and that was
crooked. Should it happen that you have
never tried to make one of these provok-
ing affairs, you are now forewarned; aud
If you have already made the attempt
you've by this time bought one resdy
made. So turn to to days picture and
consider an equally pretty and stylish out
er garment. 1t Is a coat which fsstens in
the center and is open from about ten
inches below the waist to the bottom. On
the edge of cash front there is a cascade of
lace which forms q jsbot at the neck.
The back of the coat has a Vatican pleat
commencing at the neck beneath the
capcs, and confined at the waist by q
passementerie girdle which ends at the
side seams and does not extend to the
front There are two separate espes as
shown. The garment is lined with silk.
The hostess here wesrs a morning robe
of pink, blue and white striped flannel,
trimmed with white lace. The round
wais. has q yoke of pleated flannel taken
bias. Tbs bodice Ia sewsd to the yoke
and gathered a. the waist. The bottom
of the skirt is trimmed with two ruffies
having a plain band above each one.
The deep collar is edged with lace and Is
sewed to the waist with the seam that
joins the standing collar. The full puffsd
sleeves are trimmed with lace, and point
ed belt is also finished with lace ruffis.
FLoRETTE.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.

Again we have come to Memorial Day.
1t ia but little while since the last one.
1t is not great while since the first one.
The years go by like tale that is told, and
they seem to go with accelerated velocity
as they inorease in number. Twenty eight
of them have gone since the war ended and
the Grand Army was mustered out. The
boys and girls who saw the soldiers come
home are now middle aged men and wo-
men, and most of the soldiers of the Grand
Army of to-day are old men.
1t is hard to keep any vivid memory of
the days when the preservation of the
Union by the sword was being carried out.
dividuals of it. Our memories go back
but little way, or if they 60 back far
they only pick mp here a date and there an
occurrence half forgotten" This limita-
ton has its advantages. Twenty-eight
years have ubliterated or modified most
of the sharp bitterness and sorrow caused
by the war. The people of the North and
the South are fast forgetting the old causes
of separation and hostility, and in few
more years they will have forgotten SC
much that they will wonder as they read
history how there could have been any
such trouble as ended twenty eight years
ago.
But there are things that should not be
forgotten, and those things 1t is the mis-.
sion of Memorial Day to keep in remem
L
patriotism and self-sscri6ce for the general
good are noble and desirable. And II
should not be forgotten that patriots, iv-
ing or dead, who have made sacrifices fo,
their country are worthy of honor. AS
time gees on, Memorial Day will be chiefly
useful for the lessons it teaches the young.
Care should be taken that they should
have such part in Its Observance as tc
impress its lessons upon them.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
FASHION NOTES.
Too Much for Amateur skin.

The girl who thinks she can make one
of the present capes at home will find out
she cannot unless she is very clever nee
dle-woman. They may look as If they
were a mere happy -hsppsn-so, but unless
they are put together with the utmost &C.
curacy they look like Mondays clothes
line in gale of wind. They are the hard
est things in the world to make hang even
ly. The shoulder makes them shorter at
the sides than they are in front and back
No amount of sbstruse calculation will
help you out of this, and every time you
try on the thing 1t is short in q new place
Measuring one side by another ia not help,
fal, and In little while you get mania
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
gnmrmaI aud Gnmrfer,
The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
ished in Connecticut.
WINE, AND OTHER STUFF.

vENHs "A MI - . L u re-
Those members Of the Chamber of Com
merce who are trying to give up wine vii
be interested In the statement made by Mr..
R. W. Turner, United States consul at
Cadiz, Spain, who has just returned from
that country, to the effect that thirty per
cent. of the wine that comes to this coun-
try from Spain is wholly or in part manu-
factured from cheap materials, such as
German alcohol, made from potatoes, and
oolering matter. The profits on wine are
large and make this sort of sophistication
very tempting. Another statement by Mr..
Turner Is very suggestive. He says: The
finest sherry is produced only in one Sec
tion, Jerez, of abont twelve square miles.
The total annual capacity Of this section is
240, 900 heotolitres, or about $4,000 butts.
Not infrequently, however, the exports are
$50, 900 hectolitres, and ths home consump-
tion is large. 1t is apparent that large
part of the export is adultera:ed.
This Is cheering. There may be some
reason for drinking wine that is wine, but
what's the use of drinking wine that isn't
wine9
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-30
The Sea! The Sea I!

This poem WAS written by Judge T. q. Rear
den, for the memorial service Of the g. b. Thomas
post g. A. H., of San Francisco, held May 3, 1892.
1t was read on that occasion by member of the
post, Judge Rearden being i'll at the time. He
died May 10, 1891
Lies feyered day declines; its purple twilight
Draws Iengtheniue shadows from the broken
flsnks;
And from tue columns head viswless chief is
"Guide right-close up your ranks"
As once in ancient time. Grecian host defiant
Reeled back from Persias might and treach-
And marched, on stubborn pluck reliant,
Down to the Pontic Sea;
Full many a cruel foe they met and bravely
routed,
Battling on plain, in gorge, all nightly,
In tears: SThe Sea! The Seal"
So we, to-day, with Life's slow, carking sorrows
With hearts and natures sore and overworn,
Have trodden long the steep and rugged highway
band Of hope forlorn.
A band forlorn, our garish banners torn and
Yet-still with pulses beating high and free,
We view the silent, misty shore, with vision
OF dim Eternity.
Lo, on the Infinite, Life's straitened kingdom
Worn by the flood Of Deaths weird mystery;
Aud, we catch the flashing light on bursting
surges,
We hail the friendly sea.
Gone are the glorious leaders of our youthful
muster,
Whose sharp command thrilled like electric
flame.
Your mem 'ries blended with the san suine, lurid
That gids the warriors name
Ye comrades, too, the young, the gay, the lion
hearted
Dead on the field or slain by Fever's breath
How Wsny wsps snapElng years since you and we
Your valor sealed by Death!
Far in the broad and gray expanse Of spirit
vision,
Where tempests rail not Heaven forever
smiles,
Float an ever-laughins sea, the Fields EIysian,
The wished-for Happy Isles.
There, longlost comrades, risen from your
couches CORY,
Leaving your nameless graves and crumbling
clay,
And, recking nothing earthly fame or paltry
Ye know brighter day.
And there the stately captains OF the host i'm
mortal
Call on the guard that ushers heroes In;
And each brave soul thst, trembling, knocks at
Deaths dark portal
Is proudly mustered in.