The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-11-15
Editorial Notes.

LuItOTldl MUGS
Young PoPEJoY, the Tacoma athe-
letec, who recently broke his back turn
ing a sOmersault from a companions
shoulders, died, and his mother has
gone insane.
owe haven't heard of the populists
cutting much of swath in the recent
elections. But then, you can't believe
much you read in the "subsidized
press" Well wait for the freight"
says the Independent.
"WHEN bad men combine" wrote
Edmund Burke, "good men must as
sociate." This is the condition of affairs
in Tacoma but the combination seems
likely to be broken up, provided the
good men keep at the excellent work
they have already begun.-Ledger.
In the states where populism has
iourished, that party was a very poor
third in last Tuesdays election.
Kansas and Nebraska are now square
ly in the republican columns and in
several of the Eastern States the pOpu-
al, ho1 f1,0
ton ticket.
ELMER SMITH, a young man Il years
of age, was fatally injured at Cooks
single mill WhatcOm Tuesday. A
saw became detached and flying up
ward, cut off diagonally the entire left
side of the head, including one eye
and ear. Death is momentarily ex-
pected.
KENTUCKY surprised the natives as
well as the whole country, by re-
pudiating democracy and rolling up a
majority of 10000 for the republican
governor, Bradley, and the entire state
ticket. The Legislature is tie on
joint ballot. Cleveland re-
turned from his country house at
Buzzard's bay, and is still in dazed
condition, wondering what struck
him. The A. P. A. is given consider
able credit for the result in Bourbon
Kentucky.
WE commend to our free trade
friends, populist as well as democrat,
the words of leading English financial
journal, published elsewhere. 1t is
needless to add anything in explana-
ton, but the idea that what is Eng
lands salvation is our ruin, can not be
made more plain. There are many
voters who have been bowling "hard
times for the past year or two, who
for decency sake ought to fall into the
water and forget to crawl out, at least
until after next election. But no, to
Judge from the recent elections, these
people are fast being educated in the
schools of experience and adversely,
and another year like the past two,
they will surely be old enough to vote.
The statements there given account
for our widespread industrial depres-
sion, revenues on the wrong side of the
ledger, the busted gold reserve and
moe bonds. And now for thanks
giving.
THE new, and it is claimed, infallible
cure for cancer is called proto-neclein.
1t is preparation which contains a
living cell, called the leucocyte, floating
in the blood and having independent
movement. It's action causes the con-
Meeting cancerous tissues to fall apart
and thus the whole formation is de-
tached and easily and permanently re-
moved. The leucocyte is a scavenger.
" is said that any case accessible to
treatment and not in the last stages,
may be cured by this new remedy, hy-
podermically injected. The discovery
is one of the most beneficent which
modern medicinal science has promul-
gated. To many persons, and especi-
ally to those who have had opportuni-
ties of observing the disease in others,
cancer is the most horrible of all phy-
steal afflictions.-Vidette.
Proves There Is No He'll.