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~ . brief absence the cheerful visitor,
gspsa' returns again. Our traditional
tIIin-!aw Is nothing to IL. To prevent
yaea visits use Hostetter's Stomach Bit
Also seek the aid OF this ~comprchen-
fsmedy for malaria, liver and kidney
~, debiIlty and nervousness. Question
VINO nave been troubled with these
II. ss,a1sed ailments. They win testify in
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1.-THE Baby is Cutting Teeth.
ss and use that old and well-tried remedy, MRs
Flow's SOOTHING sYRup for Children Teething-
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fsman'si ainpssOr ic- with G~iyrer;ne.
sChapped HANDS and Face. Teudar oT Sore Feet,
Mains. Piles. r.. - r.. T'o-k CO, New Haven, u
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-09-20

boey which is looming to you" does
always arrive.
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FT to get inside information-Use q
faeh pump.
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Having a STEADY" keeps a girl at home as
close evenings as IL she was married aud
had O baby.--AtchisOn Globe.
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Karl's CiOv"- loot Tea.
gvat Blood purifier gives freshness and clsarnrs.
yx0mplexiou anu cures IoaALiDlLlOn. &c. &c. 81.
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(sane, NJ there Is n good deal Of pride
now big a sinner you used TO be.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder

appreciate the award to them of highest honors at the
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stamps DR.. Prices as without a peer among the baking DOW.
des The jury of awards, an exceptionally intelligent BODY,
was headed by the Chief Chemist of the United States Depart.
nnt of Agriculture. They found DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder strongest in ieavening power, perfect in purity, and
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Sovereign Won't Do.

Sovereign Inns played and lost. lie
may explain it any way it suits him,
and still tho interesting tUct will re.
main that his movement was born dead.
He blow blast OIL his horn and his
meu did not respond.
He asked tho Knights OF Labor tho
country over to stop their work and
thus show their sympathy with tho
course D,sbs has been pursuing in Chi.
cago. IIe'Nppealed to passion and prof
udics; no was answered by wisdom and
patriotism.
II tho me!1 Of his organization wero aa
reckless as their chief, they would have
rushed into loss Of many millions be-
yond recovery. and the Iawlcssneas
which would certainly have accom-
panied tho movement would probably
have resulted in the disFupting OF their
order
As tho cNse now stands Sovereign has
lost, tho order has won in tho public
estimation, and tho mon who compose
it have exhibited common sense and
good citizenship. After this ilasco it is
time for sovcroiga's disappearing.
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The readers OF this paper will DO
pleased 10 learn that there is ut least
ono dreaded disease shat science has
becn ablo to euro in all It's stages and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh euro
IL the only positive euro now known to
tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation Of tho disease, aud giving
tho patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
Ing its work. Tho proprictors have so
much faith In It's curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case thnt It fniis to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address,
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O.
EB~Sold by druggists. 76r.
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After the arrest Of Debs officers OF the
United States court visited his office
and took away to DO used in evidence
20 much of his correspondence as could
he found and some OF tho records OF his
organization. This act Debs denounces
a, "an Infamous outrage" The officers
were armed with subpoena command
ing them to bring person and papers.
The proceeding was perfectly legal so far
rs tho property OF the organization was
concerned.
If the act OF taking his papers. or tho
papers Of his organization, wore unlaw-
fpl and ian infamous outrage" what
right has Debs to complain OF it? He
has tried to place himself above all law.
and for time met with succUss. Until
hIs agents ran against United States
bayonets he has caused to be tramplcd
under foot every law that stood in his
wsy.
The man who complains that cores
pondance has been taken from the
Office of tho order he has used to stir up
insurrccsion has caused cars to DO taken
from their owners and destroyed, has
caused great systems OF transportation
70 be taken out Of control OF their
owners, has caused the carrying OF mails
TO be taken out of tho control Of the
United States, has caused human life TO
be taken.
Debs is not the first to deny other
men their rights, to defy the law aud
then set up moan about his own rights
under the law. He is not the first man
to preach anarchy for other people and
10 seek for himseIi tho protection Of tho
law. Fortunately for society Debs can
be punished OIL tho straight line OF tho
law. 1t is not necessary to 80 outside OF
that to bring him to justice,
No right will DO taken from Debs-
not even the right to mako sOmc amends
for tho wrong he has done to tho men
who trusted him and to the country at
large. Unless he fall into the hands Of
an unfaithful jury his mischiovous
career Is about to DO cut short in tho
penitentinry.
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.

MIR. Green-i learn that our former
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Lanks. who removed
TO Texas, was very much disiiRed by
his new parishioners, 90 much 40. In
fact, that they petiliOnod to tho bishop
Of tho diocese, aud the latter promptly
cut of tho reverend Gentleman's sacer'
dotaI functions. Mrs. Gfeeh-Aefri"
Bile! Ard was it iatal?-7rtth.
Tho man was losing every game at
cards aud the lady oil the other side OF
the table was laughing at him. "Ah,
WE'LL" she said 10 sarcastic sympathy,
when he had TO buy another basket OF
chips, "uniucky at cards, lucky ut love,
YOU know. YEA" he responded with
u smile, "and guess it must be true,
for YOU geo an still bachelor. DE
troh Free Pres.
"fhcre's one thing hope" was the
bitterly spoken remark OF tho boy who
had been subjected to paternal disci-
pliue. "What?' asked tho neighbor
boy. "That when my grandfather lckod
father for goin' IN swimmin' he dobe il
good. - darlington Star.
Visiting Clergyman (anxious to com.
pliment his host at Sunday school
Internationally dear children, to what
ono man are we most indebted Tor the
great crowd of happy faces seen here
to.day2 Bright boy Adam. - Good
NCrs.
Ethel-Carrie was just as selfish as
she could be last summer. May--ln
what way? Ethel-Why, thcre WIS
only one man at the hotel, and she
stnid engaged to him the whole season.
.-Hogue.
Burglar BILL say, Sam, wouldn't it
DO a pleasant an comfortable thing il
there wasn't any laws agin robbin' p
Saiecracker Sam (thoughtfully)-Le's
git elected TO the lcgislaturc.-LUe
~ saw several cyclone cellars while l
was out west" remarked the visitor.
"Dear me-" exclaimed Mrs. locker.
who on earth would want to buy cy-
clone?" ~ Washington Star.
81 told my friend, Emma, under
promise OF strictest secrecy, that l am
engaged to the lieutenant, and tho spite
full thing actually kept the secret. y
Fiegcnde Biactter.
Mrs. Banks-Is there anyone. dear,
you would like to have me marry when
you dio2 MIR. Banks-No, darling; l
hold no bitter erudge against any man
liVng.-Inter Deem.
FRS. Office Boy-Say, how como do
kid in your office L git fired? Second
Office Boy-iio didn't know II was de
boss what was calm him up on do tel.
I ophnnR purE
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pofrnr,s L,ft.lInndca Service.
PETER might now sing ieoiinCiy.
And whcn 1 woEc mv countryucn nm

PeiTer might now sing feelingly.
And when woke my countrymcn up
How badly | did leel.
His assault in the senate on the exc
cutivo arm Of tho coternmont, his en-.
couragcmcn. TO tho mob to go ahead on
its bad line, opened him to such drub.
bling us no has not received since no
broke his way into tho senate. He
heard from tho north and heard from
tho south, and now he should uuder.
stand better his relation to pooplo and
things.
This episode serves to emnhasize the
fact that tho insurrectionists cannot
play party against party nor section
against section. Good citizshs Of oil
parties and all sections believe in this
republic and will stand by it against
every foo.
Ii tho President wore To call for men
tho mon would flock to tho national
standard, Veterans and tho sons OF vet.
erans from both sides Of tho Potomac,
and thcrc would DO plenty Of tho old
commanders to lead them on. There
would be a reunion Of the blue and tho
gray 10 some purpose.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho Wn,er ran out Of Ross lake, In
Wilcox county, Georgia, last week, for
the third time In the past five years. II
il thought that there IS an underground
passage between the Iake and river, and
when the water in the river reaches
certain mark, the water rams out OF the
lake.
Expericpced-"Did Miss FIyppe re-
ceiys many proposals while at the sea
shors?" "Nany7 Why, receiving pro-
posals got 10 DO habit With her. She
got so she couldn't even hear soda
water bottle pop without exeiaihlhs'
This 10 so sudden '"-IndbndpoI" Jour
nal.
Tho genera Rosa aud Rubus are the
subject OF careful study by French
botauists. A Pathological society has
been founded for the purpose OF pup,
fishing an herbaFiHn Of the roses oil
France, named by the Belgium rhodolo-
gist, ~ Crepin.
A circular signed by one hundred
and five members Of the British House
Of Commons hiss been sent 10 the lead
lug Newspaper editors Of Britain request
ing and counseiing them not 10 report
sensational cases OF immortality and
brutality.
Rocheiors cheese takas It's name from
the village Of the same name In Franco.
It ismade OF sleeps lnilS aud obtains i's
flavor from ripening ak months IN u
cave near the village.
ltis supposed that the fashion among
women OF reading the final pages OF a
novel first is duo to their prediiiesioh
for the last worl.-BOSOn Transcript
Kansas has appeared again with its
great rain story" This time catfish
fiyo feet long are reported TO have fallen
from tho heavens.
Many Of tho early wood cuts em-
ployeI in books were painted over by
hand, after tho printing had been done
An albino baboon, declared to DO the
only ono ever heard OF, has arrived tn
Bedford, England, from South Africa.
A large school OF flying fsh wore re-
Gently observed Oil tho Kappah"nnock
river, in Virginia.
Charity covers n multitude oil ANA
teur theatrical pestornances.-PucG
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THE GREAT STRIKE
nor c.n They BensIita

FtiaolTaA L9-iilfffilA 9lllAts
How are tho tens Of Thousands OF idle
men 70 DO benefited by obeyinE the
commands to take u "yacationf' Mr..
Pullman Is enjoying himself at tho sea-
side while his Thousands OF employees
arc losing their wages every day. He
lays he il saving money by being forced
10 keep his works closed. The idle rail.
way men have not even the poor salts
faction that they have been deprived Of
the opportunity to earn money. They
abandoned their jobs because Debs OF.
dered them 10 do 90. Do these men
think they arc iniurinG the Pullman
Car Company? Certainly those who
are burning cars are not since il will
create a demand for new cars, OF which
ths Pullman company will get its share
10 build. In a word, tits the supremost
Jolly tor rational men TO engage in
''sympathy" strike, which ouly means
that they shall starve themselves aud
their families in the vain expectation
that they shall force certain individuals
or certain companies 10 do what they
have determined not to do. and which
is not in the power, morally or legally,
Of any man or combination Of men TO
accomplish,
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Peace First. TcohnicalIties After.
wards.


Peace First, TcohnicalIties After
wards.
In response to the Now York HeratfS
request for his opinion of the Prsai.
dents use OF United States troops in the
present emergency. Governor Mac
Corkle says:
Being a states rights Democrat, am very
inath 10 ScC any interference with tho police and
internal pOEUFS Of tho states believe that tho
powers Of the state should 10 fairly TIED aud Il
honestly given iair trial and exhausted with
out effect, or II the state refuses to set tho cen'
trail government, II proper case Hppcan'
should Interfere,
81 Inc present timo do not believe in any
half way measures Tho lawIe~nrSs now run
pant III the cGuupy should hs put down %itA u
strong hand. and then AtterwHrtl We caL discuss
tie EcchDICalitics OF tho proceedings
This is doing we'll for stntes' rights
Democrat. What are the rights OF the
states or Of persons worth IL mob may
ride down every right? The mob did
not gather to assert any right Of the
state Of Illinois, but to defy the power
of the state. Before it went tar 1t was
defying the power Of tho United States.
Tho governor Of West Virginia is right
whom he says that the first step is to put
down lawlessnesS.
In this case there was no question Of
exhausting the power of tho state Of
Illinois. The courts Of the United
States were treated with contempt when
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!Scp FORK AdrrriGcr
Several labor organizations in ditTer-
ent parts Of the country at their meet
ings OH sunday declared for the pur-
chase aud control Of the railroads by
the federal government. Nothing
would better please large number OF
railroad companies than to have the
government step in ard buy their pro.
party, which has heeu Improbable for
some time and certainly promises to re-
main SO. II this improbable AMI high
priced property were unloaded upon
Inc government it wonid do moro 10
make "thc poor poorerand the rich rich
or" than anything that has occurred in q
century. Lot US talk soitly about sad.
ding Ourselves with lot Of railroad
junk that the owners would traSel tar to
fluid customer Tor.
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lawful means TO preserve order, with.
ont which there is no protection Of life
and property.


Sovereign wanted the Knights Of
Labor 70 strike in order "to create a
healthy public continent in favor Of an
amicable settlement Of the strike Of the
Pullman employees" It is not noees.
sary to create that sentiment, It exists.
The country, with the possible exoep-
ton Of few agitators, would DO glad TO
SEQ tho Pullman matter settled on any
basis acceptable 70 the parties imms-
diateIy interested.
No more laWlosSness is required TO
create that which existed before there
was any laWIess demonstration. But
how is a pressure Of healthy public
sentiment TO bring about All "amicable
settlement" in other words a friendly
settlement? When the Pullman com.
pany and its former employees eau meet
as friends aud in friendly spirit con.
slider their differences they can arrange
their own affairs.
The healthy public sentiment in Sow
ercign's mind at the time he wrote his
flamboyant pronunciamento was q par
aiysi, of industry with resulting riots
the country over
The country got sovereiGn's measure
very carly in his reign and is not to be
deceived by him. He Is demagogGe
and a schemer for Sovereign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-12

THHWItpTIu INUVtT'
1t ia a commendable act. cheering
sign. that tho employees OF tho PonnsyI-
wanna railroad, it's engineers, tiremen
and trainmen, have refused to intensity
the madness OF the hour by Joining tho
army Of strikers. In view Of the expe-
rience OF Pittsburgh in 1877, our Penn:
sylvania railway employees have acted
with manly sCli.control and discretion
worthy Of all praise. Alta critical time
like the present, all good citizens wilt
enroll themselves on tue side which
stands for public order.
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Fttp foTE FTtN
Impoverished labor is dangerous Ia
Dor, and II tho bourbons arc determined
to introduce tho wngGs of Europe they
must expect tho riots aud revolutions
which have filed with saBguinary dis
order tho pathway of industry in Eu-
rope. The law should be enforced un-
der any circumstances, but none the
less it should DO remembered that had
no attempt been made TO enact the
bourbon tariff abomination there would
have been to-day no need Of national
troops in Chicago.
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When it is taid that tho conference
committee is at work on the tariff bill,
it is 10 DO understood that tho Demo.
cratic members Of that committee arc
at work on the bill.
The Republican members arc not ad.
mittcd to these solemn sessions. The
Democrats have undertaken to make a
tariff bill with trust aid aud they in
tond to go through on that limo. No
other taril bill was ever mado in this
way, but that docs not matter
Tho Democrats nro act upon taking
all tho rope they can got Whom tho
timo comes 10 spring tho trap tho
Democratic party will be on tho bust.
nols end Of that rope.
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Good sense and GaoA clttnenshIn


The workiugmon OF the Ohio valley
arc entitled to high communication for
tho good sense and good citizenship
they have shown with regard to tho
strike movement. Those who have en-.
pioyment have stuck 10 it and given no
reason to supposO that they intended
to do anything else. They have stood
aloof, minding their own business, and
BY that act contributed to the rostora.
ton OF order.
Tho pressure has boon put on to in.
huce them to step Guity into trouble,
but they have wisely aud patriotically
rejected the ovortures OF mischief. Tho
IxrELLrGEScER is pleased and proud to
BIS able to say this Of tho organized
labor of this vicinity,
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Labor. own Worst Enemies.


t"WANui"t@ AatN4f
Why workingmen who belong to
trades In no way connected with thoae
in revolt aud who have no pretouse OF
grievance should be guilty OF the
stupendous folly OF throwing away
their employment and impoVerishinG
their families 1t Ia difficult to under
stand Tho chief result must DO to
bring distress upon themselves and all
dependant on th0n. The movement
eau accomplish nothing In + little
while the foolish strikers will be glad TO
get back, and the only question will bo
whether they can. The reckless agita.
tors who propose such suicidal meas.
ures are tho worst enemies OF labor. and
sensible labor should resent aud rcpel
their counsel. This threatened general
strike has no terrors. The ono vital
thing wns to crush the hydrn Of anarchy
and mob rule, aud that has been sub.
stantialiy assured.
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RmEMnEW that Ayers Sarsaparilla is
extracted from tho Honduras root,
which only OF Sarsaparlllus has tho truo
Alternative properties. Also, that it ia n
highly concentrated and powerful meli-
cinn, and hence ito wonderful results in
all forms Of blood disease.
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ytl1 lori Journal Of cOmmtrct

Mo lori JoHTnlI oi Commerce.
The attempt TO compel company to
employ men for whom II has no use. or
nj higher ratios than 1t can SECURE any
profit from their services Is Us imprac-
ticablo as 10 compel men TO render ser.
vices to employers whom they do not
wish 10 serve and when they can obtain
better employment elsewhere.
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LIneoIn,s rlrst rnrlfr speeel..

NhHIN1I0n Nefld,
Abraham Lincoln's frs. speech on Tho
tariff question was short aud TO :hn
point. Ho said that he did not pretend
10 DO learned in political economy. but
no thought no knew enough to know
that "when an American paid $50 iior
steel to an English manufacturer Amer
lea had the steel aud England tho so.
Bit when no paid so for steel to MI
American manufacturer America had
both the steel and tho So" That was
tho sum and substance OF the tariff
question as he viewed 1t.