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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-03-29

If the church members of the city of Gar
nett want to get rid of the "joints" and dives,
they are now given an opportunity.
THE independence Star and Kansan asks
"Can land monopolist, or monopolist i'll any
line, be Christian ?" Well, we think not.
The devil entered into the swine long ago.
How can a man eat and drink and enjoy the
fruit of his labor when the statute-books of the
nation are plastered all over with laws the pro-
visions of which enable the money-changers
and usurers to rob labor at every turn? Some
of you fellows who swear by the robber laws,
tell us.
WHEN Jesus entered into the temple of the
Most High, He found there the money changers
and those that sell doves-making merchan-
disc of their religion. He overthrow the tables
of the money changers and scourged them out
of the temple. In these degenerate days, we
find the money changers ruling in the temples
of the Most High, and making merchandise OF
what these usurers call Christianity.
OUR fathers established republic; cupidity
transformed it into a saveocracy which at last
became so insoent as to demand that freemen
surrender their manhood. This led to resist
ance, and the sequel-an lnterneclne war.
While the people were thus engaged, the
brigands, under the guise of patriotism, forged
shackels for the millions, of generations unborn;
and at this late day. there are millions serving
at the feet of this Caesar.
Nor day passes but there comes one or
more accounts of robbery of banks by the fell
lows inside-the trusted custodians of the labor
ers' savings for the proverbia ''rainy day.;
and as many as are the embellishments, but
rarely comes the news that the criminals are
punished The laws delay through trivial,
childish technicalites finally weary the robbed
ones, and they give up the unequal struggle.
The robber first, the honest laborer afterward-
such is modern law.
THE functions of money are to purchase the
necessities of life and pay debts, to do which 1t
must be in circulation among the people, and
all the time, too. If there is no money to be
had or but little, there is distress among the
people-the scarcer the money, the greater the
distress-the scarcer the dearer Its uses are
plain. The people do not want it redeemed.
They want it they need it in circulation all
the time then, in Gods name, what do they
want it redeemed for p? Then why this sense
less howl about the money of final redemption'
1t is the gilded bait thrown out to catch gudg-
cons. Shylock knows how to bait and where
to find the gudgeons.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-03-29

$1,000 bond at 81 per cent, running for 80
years, paying the interest semi-annually in adj
vance, purchasing gold to do so, will, in the
grand roundup, cost the people about $1,000.
The s., 900 are for the coupon-clippers, which
the people must pay. Such beggars must be
taken care of if it does take the sweat and blood
Of the wage-worker,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-03-29

If minister does not know what is right and
what is wrong in regard to any particular line
of action, private or public, he should say so
but when he knows and fails to speak, he is un-
worthy to be called follower of Christ, is not
a minister of any gospel, of any good news or
any glad tidings but is merely the hired de-
claimer of threadbare truesms, whose utterance
has 10 semblance to the bearing of the cross of
Christ. The greatest sins of the age are po-
litical sins. What it needs, what the church
needs, is bishops and ministers not afraid to say
as did Nathan unto David 'Thou art the
man.
The remarks of this bishop may have been
suggested by the ill-considered speech or action
of some partisan minister, but he should know
that as rule, ministers need to be encouraged
and stimulated to more fearless preaching; that
if they would save the souls of thousands of
striking laborers, they must manifest some sim
cere interest in their starving bodies, and speak
Gods truth, no matter who holds the mortgage
on the church property.-True American, Kan
sas City, Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-03-29

WE clip the following from The Road, of
Denver Colorado: The Reverend Passmore,
Methodist minister, delivered sermon, Sunday,
that cut deep. Said he, at the top of his voice:
"The churches are losing their power! Take
our church, for instance. What power for
good it would be, with its 5000, 900 communi-
cants, if its bishops, elders and preachers would
be brave and refuse to bow to the usurers. In
the city of Denver, Bishop Warren resides in
&c, 900 mansion, and revels in luxury. Is that
the sort of example to set for those who follow
the meek and lowly Jesus2 Has Reverend
Mcintyre, of Trinity, or Chancellor Mcdowell
ever raised their voices against John Evans
running his street-cars on Sunday in the inter-
est of cock-fghts, drunken picnics and beastly
exhibitions? No! of course not. John Evans
is the biggest Methodist in Denver, and his
money-making schemes must be placed first,
and the church second. To tell the honest
truth, Methodism, as practiced in Denver, is
hut side-show to the saloons and the corpora
tons, and the god of the combine is the Re
publican party" Long live the plucky preach
CT. He tells the truth.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money nnh Stock
vi. ...... Nturkets.

NV York Jan. 6,-Aloncy OIL call 0nSy Al lal,I
per cent; last loan ~ pcr cent; closed
atlG per cent. Primo mercantile paper ?jlatH
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but hrm,
wiihactual business 10 bankers bills ut 81 Ss,A
1891 for demand Silver certificates COO bid.
Tho total salcs Of stocks today were III, O6l
Tho declaration to-day OF tho regular quarterly
dividends OF ~ per cont IN Chicago gas aud y
nof cent III New jersey Central. while not en-.
!.rely unexpected, werO inctoH for strength aud
!hesr stocks individually helped 10 strengthen
ihc general imrkOt. a sharp covering demand
anu w per cent on heavy buying induced by
!he announcement that tho rcgulnr dividend
mas been declared. When tho demand for the
shhteS ceased there was n reaction OF per cont
Toward !O'cl0ck. the trading assumed u strong
lone, New jersey Central selling up pOr cent 10
WV, but subsequently tcaCtlng per cent, raj.
lyinR u and reccdIng Z. mnkIng,thc grin on the
day. W per cent Ia the latter dealings the
cniitc market gave way II fraction, mud tho
market closed heavy. but In most Instances at an
advance on saturdays Innl EnlCs Of snJlI per
cent Tho more important gninS HTu AnCiTGHn
TobacC0 ~; Eriu Telegraph "a; sugar Z, The
EtaiISer are up lsa's per cent. the latter 81:
Paul. which whs tho only real uCtivO mUmOcr OF
the group. Among the few shares which show
declines on tho day arc Sugar preferred un1
Dktllling iDer cent.
Tho bond market was strong aud moderately
active throughout the day. The sueS aggregated
sJSj,i0O
Government bonds firm.
Stale bonds dull
Railroad bUIdsstr0ng
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NEWEST TRICK THE Hardest.

NEWEST TRICK THE HARDEST.
My hardest trick Ia my latest trick.
generally spoaking," no said In answer
70 question from tho reporter. "All
diiiicull tricks become enay aitor pruc.
tlce. Even tho tricks that took mo
longeat to learn, like tho cigar trick
and tho balancing Of tho billiard balIs
afo comparatively oaay to mo now. |
practice thrco or four hours every day,
Tor | am all the timo trying to think up
now tricks.
"liow do | got my tricks? BY acct.
don't. 500 something startling or even
funny aud instantly begin to sce II
cannot produce II similar rosult by
Juggling. For instance, ono day | was
going to catch Il train with a friend.
just rs we reached tho station tho train
pulled out. My friend threw hie open
umbrella, ais hat aud his portnen,oau
into tho mir for Joy. lie wanted to DO
lett. Ills antica were 80 funny that
Immediately began to juSglo with m
umbrella, II travelling bag and plug
hat. The audience always scUm pleased
when these three articles arc flying
through tho air. My npple trick camo
by accident. At u dinner l was asked
unexpectedly to entertain tho guests.
[ had nothing with the, go l picked up
my knife and fork aud an orange. Whilo
/ was Juggling thom the knife slipped
and cut tho orange in halves. | was
quick enough to catch each half on the
points OF tho knife and fork. Since
then have elaborated tho trick, but
tho frat time ! did 1t it was purely acct
dental.
"Aa to the cannon ball, may say
that was always very strong. began
juggling with n wooden ball Weighing
five or six pounds. ] have boon in-
creasing tho weight each year until now
l use an iron ball Weighing nearly fifty
pounds.
"Many OF the tricks | do on tho stage
are not hard, because find people APP
plaud the easy ones il they arc only
snowy. have to please tho peo pie,
you see."
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ChicaEo-Despite the fact that there was much
publish news to-day, holders OF wheat were nux.
ious to sell, and led BY New York speculRtors.
lots AZ a consequence May closed 10 lower
May corn closed solower. May oats nc lower aud
provisions finished with but little change
FlouR-firln.
WHEAr-Cash No. spring 5sa60c; No .
spring nominal; No. " red 5iaj;14c; Ja0luary
5S.a3i9sA54c; May 57J.asl .nasc; july IjSlA5Yl "a
GSs,c
CoRS-Cash No. .. sc: No q yellow Illc:
January 4iisairEai5c; May 47I<aisai7l,c; July
OAH-Cash No. ., oSt.aoac: No. cwhItc slH
n3li!c: No. 3 white SDt,a3lc; January "Sa9.sll
n2Sc: May W51a3l i[n3lfsc
Rfg-So. .. 4s%aigc.
NAElEY-So, ?, hjc.
TINoriY SEED-Prime S IS,
MESS PoRK-Cash Der hi, Sill 5Oall 6plz. lam.
AIRY Sll G.t5all 5jall S.: NAV sill Kali SiiEn
II S.,
LaRp-Cash pcr 100 lbs. 81 s7iLcs On. la,porv
Sc S7La6 ysISa5 VIZ: NAV - maj Ia- d. '"No"'
SHORT RiRs-Cash sides jloosel s. Sin5 Oh lam.
airy IS S!tSa5 S7LR5 S7J;: NAV s. OjsG load d. drv
sai,ed Shoulders (ho5edI Bate: short clear
sides tbONeI) 6aGt.c.
sl@ ~ S''''
SUdAEs-rnchanced.
BurTEr-Firm: crcam.rv Ioooic. dot-r ,,oo,c
EdGs-ste4dy nj Liable.
New York-Flour, REGENT, II 5n bar-orv.
exports 10 900 barrels sales Is 800 pacSarcs: mar
ports g,5,0o0 bushels; saies Ask OS6 hnsheis Hf
INJURIES and 1000 bushels Of snot. spot maTkct
duh; options closed quie, nj iIanc nst decline:
S No. red January closed at 5!lc; February
at eye Corn, receipts 70S bushels! cxnorts III
20 bushels; sales $1,000 bnshels n fnptvr"s ana
% 900 bushels OF SPOT; spot market 1uie;: op,ious
closed unchanged; JANUARY closed nj &c; Feb.
ruary closed nj Size: Nav closed NJ liz Cots
receipts $500 bushels: .Snoris ! Sal husScIs:
sales l3s OO bushels of futures and s. 900 hnshcIs
OF spot; spot market dull: on,inns ciosed n, II
decline; January closed at Sic; February closed
At We; May, ais4c. Hay dull Hops steady.
meats quiet. Lard steady; western stnam cIosrI
at 81 H0a7 p; CITY SIC: Januorv rioscG AZ g ~
nominal; February 81 20 asked: Nav s 10 lid
Pork steady. Butter easier; western dairy i0ai6c;
do creamery ljac6IIc; do factory IOai5c; Elcims
@6hc: imitation creamery false; state dairT IDA
aOc do creamery lGaoic chess N,,i"i E. ,Ua
weaker; state and PENNSYLVANIA &c; western
iresh nc Tallow firm. Rosiu quiet Turpen-
tine firm Mt :1144uHsIgc. Rice quiet. M0lasscs
e s,n reanuts dul!: Oranges unsettled; fancy
S'Oo; others $! 0oa3 10. Cotlonsecd oil Inactive
and quiet Coffee. options closed dull al 5a!O
points net decline. Sugar, raw firmly held; re-
hned steady.
I,nI,imorr-Flour dull. wcstern s,nor :, en-,
100: do extra S. iCaa ~ do family G s "a
wIntcr wheat ns,cnt c, a., ~ .nis = ost. 90
IS. Special brands hirhcr) spring wheat
straight s. 2oaS q: receipts SSH bushels:
shipments 6,l97 bushels sales ,0!5 bushels
Wheat quiet spot and mouth 6OySa
6oi4c: February 6a6lAc: May G!a1a695sc;
1855 bushels; stock 739,S07 bushels: sairS
Sl,eo bushels: southern wheat by sam.
pie 59a6ll5c; do on grade 5sI4aGllic. Corn
nrmer: spot and mouth l77ialsc; February
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THERE ia good reason for tho popu.
larity Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, Of West Monterey,
Clarion Co.. Pa, says: ut has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try n bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
with the rcst OF u.s." % and so cont
bottles for salo by Chas. r. Gootzc, Will
". Irwin, John Klari, Wm. L. Will
inns, G. Meukemeller, VIM. II. Hague,
II. C. Stewart, A. Z. Scheele, ]. Cole
man, C. Schnepi, VIM. Mcnkcmollor,
Wheeling. W. Va. Bowio & Co.. Bridge
port; B. +. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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Be suro and uso that old and well-tried
remedy, MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething. 1t soothes tho
child, aoitons tho gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie and is tho best rome
dy for diarrhGa Twenty-Five cents q
bottle, MwrIw
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Are You Ever Annoyed

by q buzring or roaring sound in your
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distinctly? Are you troubled with a
continue! dropping OF mucus. irritating
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and accompanied with bad taste? Is
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have ca,arrh and should at once pro.
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best known remedy. Tho Balm will
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Ia continually going on in the human
system. The demon OF impure blood
strives to gain victory over tho consti-
tuition, to ruin health. to drag victims to
tho grave. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
weapon with which TO defend ones
sell. drive the desperate enemy from the
field, and restore bodily health for many
years.
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mostly at s. 5ouj 10 for choice steers. The buiE
oi the stuff was weighted at 81 7jaj % Tor steers
md ut s. OoaS 90 for cows and bulls IIogs--Mar.
kot fairly firm; Light stun sold at prices rang.
Ing downward from 81 t. Very decent $50 10
light nj s. 7ja;i 20. Heavy weights were sulablc
nj 81 Goal 20. Shccp-Mnrkct weaker. Tho close
WINS At s. Sons 40 for poor TO choice sheep and at
s. ?5ni . for lambs RoccirS-Cattle 1900 head
calves NO head; hogs 1900 head; sheep $1,000
head.
East Lihorty-Cattc, fair demand nj mn.
changed prices. ll0gsslOw mud heavy; Phladcl.
phlas 81 tOat 60; host Workers 81 ";Oai :ij Digs
81 Son'%, Sheep hcavy and lower; primo S. ia
SO; best lambs 81 iGai0J
Cincinnnti-llogs lower at 81 75ai Is; receipts
300 head; shipments ,SUO head,
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Soc tho World. Fair for F,t,,,, "a,

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cents in postage stamps, we will mai!
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P,lgs! Pllss. Itching Piles.

syarroxs- Moisture; intense itching and
stIngiur; most ut night; worse by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulccrato becoming very sore.
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bleeding, heals liberation. aud in most casos re-
moves the tumots. At druggists, orl6y mail, for
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Wekt Nlrginih pensions.

Special Dlfpateh 10 ne intelligence.
WAsulHGroN. d. c., Jan. 7.-pensions
have been granted to West Virginians
as follows:
Origiual-Aquilla Osborne (deceaaed),
Queens Mills: William A. Shriber,
Wellsburg: John II. Mellen, Raleigh.
Original widows, &c.-Minor OF James
A. Mayors, Moundsville; Sarah A.
Winner, Jane Lew.
Reissue-Samusl P. Linton, Indepen.
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"Hov TO Cur. All Skin Dlscnsc,.d

Simply apply "swAySE's OISrMENr" No In.
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100000 boxes Japnneso pilo Cure were
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money refunded. Chas. r. Goe,zo an
W. W. Irwin. r.,
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PLAYING WITH A CANNON BALL.

'h''.'N "iAAA ~ ShNNcN bhLbs
The iron ball rolls on the stage. He
picks it up with one hand as though he
was going to roll a frame OF ten pins.
Then he does various thinga which, il
the ball was made Of wood, or even
papler mache. as Colonel Ingersoll
thought it was, would DO, nevertheless,
marvellous. He balances tho ball on q
four foot pole perched on his hand. his
forehead and on his nose. Next he uses
longer pole. Suddenly tho ball drops
and the nimble juggler gets out OF the
way in time to save his toes. When he
tries the balancing over again the ball
again falls, but It does not reach the
floor. 1t strikes Cinquevalli on the arm
and proceeds TO roll all over him. 1t
goes over his face and ears, down his
back and up in front again. Then he
tosaes the ball playfully into the air and
clutches it enthusiastically, first in ono
hand, then in the other. Finally he
throws it into tho air as high as he il
able. 1t comes crashing down through
forty feet OF space 10 land with dull.
sickeniug thud squarely on the back OF
Ciuquevullis neck, while a thousand
scared women exclain: "Oh, myw and
cover their eyes with their hands.
When tired of that kind Ct sport Gin.
quevalli will take sheet Of paper not
over six inches square aud crush it into q
wad. Then he will juegle the paper bali,
the cannon ball and an empty cham
payne bottle until the paper Is nearly
worn out.
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IS A WONDER.
Hemarkablo Jugglery Us Praoticod
by Cinquevalll,
COL. INGERSOLL WAS SKEpTICAL
u"'ll ho Tried tho Cannon Dall-Tho
Laws OF Gravitation Successfully
Dehed-Jnggics n Cannon Hall, a
Paper wad and mn Empty Cham.
rngne Bottle ut tho Same Instant.
S1u York rrt..

Sec York Prs.
Colonel lngorsoll tried to lit a forty.
eight pound cannon bail with ono hand
a few nights ago. lilo failed because no
didn't believe It was heavy. Then ho
tried both hands and succeeded. n
The alcptical ngno,,ic mover takcs
anything for granted. When he doubts
no investigates. So when Ito saw Gin.
quevalli play tag with tho shining
missile as though 1t was made Of papier
mache ho became interested at once.
The genial colonel was occupying n box
at kostor & Bials and no sent for Mr.,
Bal. lilo wanted to know all about tho
weight OF that cannon ball. Tho sphere
was brought into the colonel's box,
whore ho insistcd on lifting 1t himself,
for no man, he said, could toy with
real cannon ball as Cinquevalli seemed
to do. Colonel lngeraoll was In the war
md no knowa something about cannon
balls. ,--
My cosh, but its great" no said,
when he had heiled the sphere, and he
thcreupon sent his congratulations TO
Sienor Cinquevalli, who Is engaged just
now in taking tho breath AWAY from
thousands OF spectators nightly by his
astonishing feats Of jugglery.
Cinquevalli is billed as 'lhe king OF
jugclers," aud, in n way, his claims to
royalty are practically admitted by
everybody. excepting, perhaps, His
rivals and competitors-imitators, Gin
queva!li says. Hia hair raising antics
with the cannon ball arc typical Of the
daring he displays in nearly all Of his
feats,
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TNTELLIGENCER'S JOB OFFICE
L NEW TYPE SKILLED WORkMES. HONEST
COUNT aud TASTY WORK, Send for prices
Z lSTELLlGESCER.
:tund y Fourteenth Stroo.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.

Time Table No IS. TO take effect 1901 q. m,
Sunday. November 10. 1898.
Leave Wheeling t9:i5, all:;0a m, t,,::?l,
sS:l5. tt:U. 1900 p. IN.
Leave Peninsula $500. t95l. .ll:ta m.,tc,::cd.
S3:2l. tl:H6, s9:N p III.
Leave Martins Fosry-ts:l2, 1851, sll:5,a H.,
t9:a., "3:.7 ti:Aa, I9:l.
Arrive Tormiual Junction--tS:l7. tlo:Oj, 9ll:'i
A. NJ, PISS, 1881. tl:l6. io;lS y, III.
Leave Terminal Juncliou-t7:2,. 1900, e. IN.
"l.:iO. n. H., i3:a9. tioj tS:li, tS;b y. III.
Leave Martins Forry-I7:sS. so:0' h,m., Nl!;D.
si;OS, tl:lO. ism, tS;b! r!,m
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AlItrAIns will RIM on Eastern Time
J.E TAUSSlG. Superintendent.