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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-14
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-03-22

if as cunning as represented, would
have approached the person of most
Importance or influence strong
est-minded- land since the pair
shared the same fate, it is logical to
conclude that the one walked out of
the Garden of Eden as nearly whole
as the other.
Mans superiority is exploded,
and woman did it,"
When the institutions of learning
and the professions were opened to
her, she went in, and is carrying off
the honors. 1t may be because she
is not addicted to tobacco and liquor,
and studies while her brothers are
hazing or INDUCING in wine suppers;
but she is well to the front, and is
there to stay.
A few men have affected to believe
that nature points to men as govern
ors of the human race. There might
be some truth in the assumption if
brute force alone were used, but we
will not concede that women are
less courageous than men where true
courage is called for. The females
of all animal creation defend their
young with their lives. The hen
defends her chicks while her male
cOnsort fees to cover. The same
cowardly skulker will pick quarrel
with a male companion and fight
him to his death. The courage of
the male is superhuous, or courage
prostituted to a bad purpose; but
herein we have fair illustration of
the different kinds of courage pos
sessed by men and women. A wo-
man will give her life to defend the
defenseless. A man will give his
life in a needless war or quarrel.
But ours ought not to be govern
ment of force. The people are the
government. The ballot is their
voice, and should be cast according
to the dictates of reason and intelli-
gence. Men possess neither one
nor the other in larger degree than
do women IN truth, it is not too
much say that the blind partisan
neither reasons nor is informed.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-03-22

So far as we can see, natural
rights for men and women are iden-
tical, and, as the ballot is right
conferred by government for the
purpose of protecting natural rights,
its being withheld from women is a
gross injustice.
1t will not 'do to say that men are
the natural protectors of women and
children since they too often run to
cover in the presence of real enc.
my, and leave the mothers with
broken hearts to fight for their chill
dren's preservation, unarmed and
defenceless.
Taxation without representation
once, in history, precipitated rev
olution. Men make laws for their
mothers, wives and daughters with
out consulting their wishes, and, too
often, their interests, and then force
them to live under those laws, and
if they violate them, are tried by
courts composed wholly of men.
Yet, handicapped as she is to-day,
her position is the loftier of the
sexes Shall we drag her down
from her high position to our level
by permitting her to enter politics
Verify, nay! but she shall uplift the
human race by boldly making wa:
on the enemies of her sons and
daughters.
In the day that women vote, art,
science, literature-all that is grand
and ennobling-shall claim her
brightest progeny to build monu.
ments to learning as enduring as
time. Then, no more shall war
claim for its victims the men. best
fitted to propagate the race, nor
shall mothers sink under It's intoler-
able burden. No more shall intern
perance grasp the sons of Heaven
and cast them down to He'll. Then,
no more shall greed and lust make
tramps of her sons and defile her
daughters. She will help her true
friends to build a new, and better
habtation for man than any the
world has yet seen We invoke her
aid and welcome her 20 the ballot
as the mother of the human race
and the good angel of our home.
j. M. A.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-03-22
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

the attention given it.
Hitherto, generally, men have
assumed that the right to create and
administer civil government was
theirs, exclusively, and generally
without protest on the part of the
opposite sex.
As rule, in ancient nations, and
to large extent in modern, men
assumed superiority over women in
all things that pertained to church
or state government, and, until re-
Gently, laid claim to superior mental
powers. The assumption of the in
feriority of women belongs to the
barbarous ages, and was, and is, the
outgrowth of the savage spirit Of
domination, or the rule of the weak
by the strong, the gentle and yield
ing by the stern and harsh.
AS civilization advanced and bar
barism declined, different spirit
has been shed abroad over the ma
tions of the civilized world, en-
bracing new ideas concerning the
government of human race and the
advancement of civilization. In that
newer light, we perceive that love,
reason and justice are mightier fac
tors in swaying and uplifting the
human race than standing armies,
police, courts and prisons.
If we adopt new methods in gov
eminent, it is needful that we en-
ploy new forces, and such forces as
will insure success.
1t can scarcely be claimed that
men have, as yet, succeeded in es-
tablishing government in any
country but what fell far short Of
securing the well-being and happi-
ness of the masses. While the true
principles of government were en-
bodied in the Declaration of indie
pendence and in the United States
constitution, yet, after little over
a century, we are forced to admit
that, practically, we have, to a large
extent, failed in securing to the
masses the benefits and blessings of
civil government.
As other nations have done, we
seem to be sailing without rudder
or compass, the sport of the winds,
and it needs no prophet to foretell
that, without speedy change, the
great republic will become wreck
on the rocks of semi barbarism or,
like planet out of its orbit, envel-
oped in humiliation.
1t may be said that in Kansas, at
least, the rights of women are fairly
protected. We are not pleading
alone for the women of Kansas--we
plead for all women and for genera
tions to come-for higher civiliza-
tion-for the happiness of the human
race.
r,o. r.u, foroos oro noodo5 IN
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-03-22

temples to lust and intemperance.
We educate our boys and permit
the enemies of society to create OF
them drunkards, criminals and
tramps. 1t is as if we had fattened
the lamb for the wolf, or the bullock
for the tiger. We have trained our
boys and girls to produce wealth as
men and women never did before,
and we permit pools, trusts, COM
bines, stock exchanges, bond-hold.
ers and usurers to gather in their
earnings. 1t is as if we had fed the
horse for the benefit of the thief.
We force the noblest OF manhood
into war, kill or main, and implant
within their bosoms the sentiments
of savagery, and we burden their
wives and children with poverty, or
burden their hearts with woe.
1t is as il we had builded palace
and burned the palace that we might
live in hut.
This is mems society and civiliza-
ton OF mems building, and under
such building, civilization reaches a
certain point, and falls into ruins,
crushed by standing armies or rent
by anarchists.
We have reached the turning
point, and, confessing our failure,
we turn to the women for assistance
in destroying the foes of high civ
iization. Can they help us by the
use of the ballot? How can we
ask ? Women have more refine
ment than men, are purer in morals,
more honest in purpose, more sim
cere and faithful in attachment, and,
in their natures, more loving and
compassionate are devoted to home
and the children are the weaker
vessels" and yet the faithful cham
pions of the weak, and, as yet, are
not blinded with partisanism. These
are the forces we lack, the charac-
teristics we would have, to form
perfect whole in civilizations ad-
vance.
There are two classes of men who
would not have women vote. The
one is afraid of their vote, directed,
as it will be, against evil. The
other class believe that Divine reve-
lation and nature forbid. A few
words to the honest directors
When the Apostle Paul wrote to
the Corinthians, he addressed men
and women of his day and genera
ton, and adopted Tin minor things)
sentiments suitable to the manners
of his audiences. Paul wanted ev-
erybody to become christians, be-
lieving that christianity would re
move all wrong practices. When
he said, Servants, be obedient to
your masters" he only recognized
the existence of a condition that he
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
Te(egrap6i(@es !&qtrltt

Die Demofraten beg l. Obio Con-
sreb=Oiitritts nominirten &idter $. 8.
ged unb biejenisen bes 2. Diitcitts
Gt4ter gtlliam Il. Oliper.
&ulb Gulper, friiber ginnebmer in
Der 2ano=Offiee in Marpuette, Mi6.
erbielt bon benz IL. bemofratil9en Ron-
areB Oiitrift bic 9tomination beute
Weorsen.
poitmeiiter Seiins BON Chicago
bat eine paraoe unb Snipettion ber
poltbeamten fir rd4iten Sonntag an.
beraumt 3weibunbert preoiser BON
Chicago baben proteit basesen erboben.
Sohn 8. Gouen pu-be beute per
Ncclamation BON ben Demotraten bes 4.
Marplano gonsrebbiitritts unb $. g8.
&ust BON oenienisen oes 3. Diitritts
noutinirt.
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itelte i'm por. Wiele Der 3ubbrer er
'ldren, bab Senator 8eit seitern iein
fulminanteite &ebe belt.
Gine 5aue fir iberiAtaue Obi
ne1en.
Sucl n, Nri3, 2. Oft. - Seit be,
annabme oes @earp-@elebes linb piel'
Gbinelen BON Meyifo mad Mrisona oe.
fommen, nm auf Soften ber Bunbesre.
9ieruns nod China 3uriidbef6rber su
'perben. Oas @earD=@eieb beitimmt
oab GbiueIen, uelde in ben Ser. Staa.
ten an9etroiien merben, obne baB lie gum
Mufentbalt int 2anbe bere9tist lino, nof
Belieben bes &i6ters nit 3u6tbous=
itraf fe Bis gu einem Sabre uno nit Oe=
portation beitrait nerhen fDnnen. Sic
8eb0rben tperoen oarauf a1ten, baB
ben GbineIen, bic gu Dem ansegebeneu
3tped aus Dem Suoen bereinluanbern
oas Strafjabr ni6t geldentt ,piro.
Das Opfer zines DYnamit=Ntten-
Ran|as Gitp, Mo., 3. Oft.-Sos
GeItler, Elm ,pohlbobenoer Gpntrottpr
wuroe seltern Nbenb in elmer gorItobt-
ltraBe langiam su Sooe blutenb gefun=
ben. Gin anabe itplperte sufdlis iber
ibn. Ser Berpunbete tpnnte nur nod
la9en: uSie baben sebrobt mid tooten
gu pDaen uno baben es jebt nabe3u se=
t6an."
@ebler entlieb tiirSli1 einise leine1
Nrbelter llno oieIe Ihporen ibm oamala
Ra9e. Giner ober mebrere ber aeute
1ollen oas Werbrehen beganaen baben
BET Ginbru6 Der Dunfelbeit bDrte mar
am Sonntas eine GrploIion in ber Nahe
oes Ortes, mo- BeBler lpdter sefunbeu
puroe. Niemono nabm iid bic mtube,
nad Der ltria1e oerlelben gu forlhen
Sebt l6eint ieood. oab @ebler oas
Opfer zines 0ynamit=Mttentats qepor=
ben lit. Cine 5anb ,uuroe ibm oboe=
riiien, Elm Nuse lit ibm aug benz Gopfe
gelprenst unb lein R0rper lit Ionft ent-
lebli9 perltiimmelt. Gr mirb porqus=
li4tlid leinen @erlesunsen erliesen.
Grnennune.
W aibins o n, 2. Oft. - Secretd,
Carlisle ernannte @. $. Yusb gum Su=
perintenbent Der Ginfommeniteuer.Nb=
tbeiluns oes S9asamtes. 0as Nmt
brin9t $4,000 per Sabr.
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Kabelfunfen.

- Ser Yart1er u8aulois" melbet baB
&ailer Wilbelm erfldrt babe, ct tpolle in
1900 bic Barrier Nusitelluns beiu9en.
= Ser Gar, bic 3arin, uno mebrere
ibrer S0bne, nerlieBen beute 5pala, nm
na9 Der Rrim gu reilen.
- Gin britii6es @eldpaber treu3t
In Der Pet=gbili 8u9t.
- Ser natipnalltberale GongreB au
Jranffurt bat 8el9liille pa1lirt, in tpel=
den Die Gplontal= unb Yolen-Yolitif
Gapripis setabelt tpirb.
- Die portusielil6e Geeierune min
swei &riessibiffe se9en bic &aifern in
2orenso Morques lbiden.
gon Berlin aus uirb es in Nbrebe
eelteut, oab oer Gar einen 59lasanfall
eebabt babe.
- Oie Sapaner baben bei1loiien i6re
Irmee in petins auf 100000 Monn 3u
erb0ben. sic uollen auf Yefing los=
maridiren unb eine &riegsentI9d6t9une
Iowie Die Mbtretung Der Snlel Gormola
perlansen.
Sn Mufoen befinbet iib Der tai1er
lid 6ineiii6e S6at. tpel9er piele WfiI.
lionen entbdlt. Oerielbe pirb por Der
Nntunft ber Sapaner forsei9afft tperben.
Sapan bat feline 5tpeite &elerpe ein.
berufen. Daour6 bat Der &riegsentbu-
liasmus beoeutenb na9selaien.
- Satapi Sbuns, Der @ouperneur
oes 5bien SiinOiitritts lit eefoben. ct
bate ben Sapanern 9inelil9e &rieqs<
pldne perratben. gs loQen mod mebrere
9inelil9e 8eanten i'm Yerba4t itebeu,
nit ben Sapanern unter elmer unb ber=
Ielben Oefe su iteden.
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NQd)rtd)tett altsWhto.

-Grou Marp Wolben in Mt. Ser.
non. &nor gountp, tpurbe am l. Otto
ber erbebli4 an ber Bruf, i'm @ef@te
uno on ben Mrmen perbriibt. Mis he
einen Rehel to@enben BoiIers bonn
Ofen nabm, befel fie cine Obnmo&t.
unb bas fo@enbe Wafier ereob fi@ iiber
ben Obert0rper Der Grau. Sie III t6bt-
lid perlebt.
- Auf ber Tarm bon Il. @beibler in
ytewarf perbrannten ON l. Oftober 500
BuIbel Wei3en unb 100 Bulbel 9afer.
- 9ie New pbilabelpbia Wire anb
Noil Gompasnie in Neu Ybilobelpbia
mirb in &iirje ibre Nrbeit wieber auf-
nebmen unb se9en $50 Arbeiter bef@df.
ti9en.
8ranb. - Sic srobe @@eune BON
6. g. @reenpooo in oer Ndbe BON
Warren, 9rumbull Gountp, nebft 40
Sonnen 9eu= unb 5000 Yfunb Woue
muroe am Montas Mbenb bur& 5euer
serit0rt.
- Sm Raulde perlu9te am Conn
tag Nbeno in Jremont, @anbusfp
County, Der beutl9e S9ubma9er 6enrp
S. ssiider, feline 0rau gu ermorben.
3uerit periu6te ct ibr nit einem Wefier
ben 9als ab3ul9neiben unb lboB bann
auf iie, bod beibe @erlude miBglidten.
- 9fad Den eriten Mufsei9nun9en ber
beutifen Sebrerinnen in glepelanb ba.
ben li6 15,O2l &inber fiir ben beutI&en
untertiAt ansemelbet, eegen 14,O19 i'm
8Orjobre. Ser @e1ammtsuwads be-
trast lomit 1,OO2 &inber. 6ierpon fou-
men auf bic neuen @1ulbiitrifte 6O4
@6uler uno 5diilerinnen, 10 baB ber
3umads in Der Stabt ielbit 398 Neu-
ansemelbete betrdst. Diele 3obl bat
lih lett ben eriten Mnmelbunqen nod
um ettpas permebrt.
- Nuf ben @eleilen Der Safe 5hore.
giienbabn murbe am Montaq Weoroen
in Glepelanb bie NIT 2oblenlommeln
bei9dftiste betaete Trau Sotn Niettel
BON etnem 3uge eetroffen unb 10 idbuer
perlebt, bab an ibrem Muftommen Qe.
3meifelt mtro. sic mobnt nit ihrem
@atten, einem Feibisen. ti&tieen Mr.
better, nabe benz olten Bobnbof in
8erea. 9as Yaor bate teine Qtnber.
Die ssseees tssssrs>tt4es 9e3st0a ~ -. -
aastsnees Ha1st nas II ta1ssEasow 4nlouuu0u6p
Iaao - 361Sa4a Oscto1A" 0n1D -
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= Seit Sabren litt i1 an einem
2eberleioen uno bate ale 9ofnuns auf-
9egeben, BON meinem 2eiben befreit gu
tperoen; idlieblid 9ebrau@te i9 Or.
auguit &6ni9's Sambur9er 9ropfen,
unb tn furser 3eit mar i9 sebeilt. .-@.
Sehn, Glanton. Wo.
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QusIdno.
Des 3aren Geibar,t.

8erlin, |. Oct-Wtebr nod ols
Die &rteesna6rihten aus 9orca interel=
liren bas bielige Yubllfum bic geribte
iiber ben @elunobeits3uitauo oes ,3aren.
Man traut bem 3arewitlb niht Die Gba=
rafteritarte gu ,eie ieinem Yoter unb
bIidt nit GINGER 8elorsnib auf bic Mos.
lidfeit leiner balbisen 9bronbeiteieuna.
Ser rullil9e Sbronfolser lit obne 3mei>
fel friebliebeno, allein man fiirhtet, oaB
ct Der &riespartei in bic Sdnbe fallen
t0nne. Die Nadri9t bob Der Gar bon
einem Sdlasanfa1 betrofen lei. ,pirb
bier besweifelt. Man slaubt, baB er an
&rampianf fallen leibet, tpel9e bauiis als
9esleiterideinun9en beftiser glierens
franfbeiten auftreten. Dr. Sa4arin,
Der 2eibar3t oes 3aren, gilt fir einen
ereentriihen unb auberorbentli9 sroben
Wlenl@en. Ct madt ben @ei9en 10
bobe &ednunsen, bab es ibnen serabe3u
unm0eli9 uirb, feline Dienite in Mn-
lpru9 gu nebmen unb bebanbelt babel
arme 4atienten toitenfret. Wenn er i'm
palait wobnen mub, 10 beitsbt er oarauf,
bab ibm 3immer i'm eriten Stodmerte
an9emieien >uerben. Ct bebanbelt ben
3aren in ieinem Antleibe3immer unb
trd9t, menn ct gu ibm sebt, seuDbnli9e
8auernitiefel. Bei elmer @eleaenheit
ion ct bic Nnnabme elmer ginlabung Der
3arin gum 6riibitid NIT ben QDorten
abselebnt baben, ct lei es ni9t selpobnt,
NIT Jrouensimmern gu ipeiien.
Gin Nttentat auf oen prdfoenten
J9leTas. -
Yana ma, %. Sept. - Gin Nnar.
diff feuerte beute bel Der &epue fiinf
@9iilIe auf ben Yrdlioenten Sglelias
bon @oita &iea ab, traf aber ni9t. Ser
&erl mdre beinabe selpnht porben.
Wfan bat 20 anbere Nnar9ilten perbaf=
tet.
Sic raufen iid2 pieoer.
Gio be Saneiro, %. Sept. -
Ser Mufrubr. ,pel9er bier ausbra1 unb
eesen bic 4ortueieien serihtet mar,
bauerte S Sage. Gs tpurben 32S Ser.
lonen getobtet unb 213 per,punbet. Ser
&f fanb mel items am Weeresuier
itatt. Viele Yortusielen uurben in's
Meer geluorfen. Ser 59aben ben bic
portusielen an ibrem gisentbum erlit=
ten, belauft iid auf $1,500.0OO. Sem
britiI1en @eIanoten lpurbe eine Wa9e
gum S4ube bes Gelanbtidaftsgebaubes
be,pilist Gs beiBt. baB bic Soloaten unb
0tarinetruppen luel@e sesen bic Nuf=
riibrer sei&idt tuuroen, nit tauben
YatrOnen i&oilen. 9auier uelde ben
Yortu9ielen uno Stalienern geborten,
tuurben in Branb seitedt. Sc ioQen
1877 Yerlonen perbaftet tporben lein.
Ser &uf: Sob Dem 5prannen" |!
,uur6e 0fters tpdbrenb bes Nufrubrs ge-
bort. Sic Sruppen ueroen in ben 3a.
lernen bereit sebalten.
Sdredliae ueberfdmemmune.
9apana, 2. DIT. - Sn Jolee
itarter @e9ensiille fnb bic 1IITe 2ogue
Oabu, Dabuitto unb Waaianeije aus9e.
.treten. 9te @tdbte Saeua. grenees,
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Die uaIapita.

Som, 2. Oft. = gs tpurben 68 per.
lonen tuegen 9beilnabme an Der Malas
pita..0erfdw6rung gu fiinf bis 3e6n Sab.
rem @efdngniB perurtbeilt.
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- Sabre lang litt id bdufis an 3opf-
l4mer3en, wenn ib jeoo6 einige Sropfen
Dr. Iusuit ROnis's 9amburser 5ropien
III Waner nebme tueroe i'd iebesmal se-
beilt,-9litolaus Rreb, Somptins Centre,
Wih.
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Gin faiierlihes Goict.

Colon, Colo m ia, 2. Off,
Nm Canal tuuroe beim gulebra Qisel
beute bic Mrbeit wieber aufsenommen
Ser 9lsel 1T II Meilen bonn poeifi&eu
unb ! 36 Meilen BON atlantii9en Ocean
entfernt.
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4narhiiten perbaftet.

MarieiIIe, 2. Ott.-Muf bic Mn=
gabe zines itaIienii&en 9oli3eiipions bin,
,uurben bier a9t Mnar9iiten perbaftet,
,uel9e nit ber Mbf9t umsineen, bas
italtenil4e Gonlulatseebdube in bic 2uft
5u iprengen. Man fanb Dofumente
tuel4e 3eisen. bab bic 8erle nit Mnars
9iiten in @enua unb 2onbon in Wer-
binbun9 ftanben.
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Die Qbronreoe.

9iIiabon, 2. Oft. - 9ie 5bron=
rebe oes &0niss bel GrOHnuns Der
Gortes, mics auf ben Bru6 Der btplo,
matilden Besiebunsen stuilden Yortu=
gal unb Bra lilten bin. Ser &0nis bofft,
baB bic besonnenen l1nterbanoIuneen gu
einem befriebisenben Yersleid fiibren
tperben.
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Sostaliitens Kramau.

8rIfleL 2. Oft.-Die @osialiiten
bieier Stabt berlubten cine antismilitd-
riI1e Demonltration gu peronitalten.
Ser 8efebl Der Yolioei, Ii6 auf3ulbien,
wurbe nidt bea9tet. gs lam Johann
gum &f unb mebrere ber Sosialiiten
tpurben permunbet. Die &dbelsfiibrer
1ino in 9aft.
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Die usseees teIsssattit4m 9sts1a ~ ~ -
asslan1eS eabst nas II iulegsEasow 1sonmu0uGb
taao - ..361Ii4a Ospts1A" 0De1 -
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miNouri Demofraten.

&anias @itp, 2. Dit. - Seno
tor @eorse q. @eit eroffnete bic bemo-
tratiide @taats-Gampasne geitern yaocbt
i'm Mubitorium. lleber 1000 enthulia.
itii@e Burger fiillten ben 3uldauerraum
unb tuibmeten benz &ebner einen Gm.
pfans, tuie ct in Ranlas Gitp tpobl nod,
ME einem &eoner entbuliaiti14er aetpib=
met tuurbe. Subelrufe ert6nten. ols
Senator Weit eintrat, unb OILS Ct lid5 er=
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FISH AND OYSTERS !!

All kinds Of Fresh, Salt. Smoked, Picked and
Shell Fish in their season. Large stock alWag1
on hand. HOLSTERS specially.
An orders promptly delivered to any part q
bennington, Vegetables in their season.
LIS. FROST, Opera House BlO6k,
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CLUBBING RATES.

CLUBBING hANEo'
RAINIER AND WEEKLY TRIBUNE, $3.50.
BANNER AND BOSTON JOURNAL, $500.
BANNER AND DAILY JOURNAL, $3.50.
BANNER AND N. Y. DAILY PRESS, $3.50.
BANNER AND SUNDAY PRESS, $500.
BANNER AND HARPER's MAGAZINE, $3.50.
BANNER AND HARPERS WEEKLY, $4.7o.
BANNER AND HAMPERS BAZAAR, $4.7O,
HAMMER AND NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE,
1885.
Per year payable in advance. Send in your or
dezs.
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single copies of the Banner, IN
wrappers for Mailing If Desired
TWO Gents.
The morning call., 1894-08-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement snd
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, viii attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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