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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
IRA srunobien berettes: Tit Orb

IRA SrUnbbient berettes: Gil Orb
fpsr palstss ioas 8asierer 0ielien
giucrofcrsr: 8nntdef Staanins.
Oct sngsl1te 8ampitib "Gibins'
ton" pua Snbsnasnbe iii 9rcnbbiem
fcots / Guetptte peb Cos. Otter al
5ape taItet Ouerboro 80 Con 8ul for
stbst al pso esen Sialp % fpm int
tsrtil, bUur Set lusier % b~ofiattss.
- 6Orleben Nat br9nbte Q Sufe %
Gsirist pna 6unbelsitsbet Siniepen
psUns.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
esisnrs Grua o. Tcnbefrbrit

esisnes grug Us Tsnbefrbrii i
Numius meO 8ebOloninser at 9ralait.
gSnNcr, Gtuu us surise @arebebolb'
anger tjQi9emeb 9nmpItibet "Ssliteo"
y Oisic Gage iOlst til 8russeier
6rid, 8tiiianin. 8jsbeiummen Hal
:hsr GOrIpOtnoe bore 10000 aroner.
Sra9ssier 5ri6 bar psiaa iisbt bet Deb
sFpsIuar itranoeoe ensslIte 9ampitib
'StgbI" mso ,oarenbe 2abnins for en-
Rjsbeium al 5000 @roner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

HD Crganilf. Stiitspurigbeoeu Ouer
6pu bar ben Abe December beitiftet
Wuiflnrer gilbert Solm. 8isbenboou,
tif Orsaniit peo 5rus 8irts / Speno.
borg.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Ssbsfalb. 5bp. Bropf s. s
&nubien er afsaaet peb 9sben bsrNsbs
SO aar sammel.
- en al Gpens itsrre Sanblenoe
aisbm. Soban Midetien, er, eitsr lem
aere 9ies Spselisbeo, afsaaet peo 9s'
ben paa lin @ienbpm Stpre Sop, Ell
bnlp Mil fra 8ergen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

SjGlper Gnferne. "8et fprenebe
3ampitibsielitab"s 8eitprelie bar pebs
tuaet at poe Gnfsrne efter be peo
"Mleranoer ben 3reoie"s 5orlis fOrus
lpttebe Matroier Os Sprbsoere en- sies
blittelis Sialp at 500 8rOner bper ps
en- aarlis llnperitsttelie al 100 8roner
for bpert Barn tit bets fplote lobe
Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

SifriftSiGge. timber Abe Sarunr
er prattiierenoe 2r9e / &jerteminoe s.
8 @ieGlerup beititfet til 0iitrittsln9e /
aierteminoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

vi snlier at iorrripouoere mso @Rhoer.
Tom er uoeu NniGttslle, eIer bus uuU9rruos
Sitting fife er tIifrsositilenos og ION MOB
900 8etaliHe oil pantaae fig at rsprRisulerr
bort SStrmn, for al fnnue %tlienoe benz irt
uort ltlbuo, liligemc0 Brpuer.
vi oil fuHue auiRtte en- 8eprGieutaHt &
hpert RiItriif, Iom biotil life er beia Bebag
ltrnr at ~tiiltrtee 81. Y. 3. 5bcop, 30. IS
JiaCuue, ISIS. l32i.28
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

uon9Ouelier. 8anb. tbspl. 81. Sd.
Webl fra N~orbfiorbeib er ubnapnt til
Rerfonelfapenan bos So9nsprsit til
8arbs. - ReriOnelfapelansn hos Soss
nepreiten / Chopper 9b. &. 2unbe er
uonapnt til Sosnepreit / 9re Breie.
9i9lb, Rorbmsre.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Sfoleinipettor 9arien / 3rammen
feireoe ben lite Sanunr 25sg(ars 1us
bilaum. Oct er rs Var, iibrn ban /
BOrseruuo ubnpuntes til SfoleinIpets
ter. Senere bar ban psiaa baret /
3~ronbbjem np9le Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

VII OetlaOelig lllDffe benote i 8ri'
,a'aSI'no, lOet Ssoier .. Bob falot
0anost OsO lit Siem paa Morbbolmen
Y pFptReoe, netup iom ban Tom biem
"S'''tIanOet. Der fom mart Soil
%'''e O9 traf ben forulpfteoe op al
vu"'''' Il9eiOm 9ase itrar blep bentet
y eVllunm9siOriss iOretat, men til
a3en &otte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Sa8nD gieruion. 8iaterens puc

Sa8rD gjornion, 8isterens pusite
eater, er / oisie Gage bit forlopet
H'o Srt'tett @nitao !Seperbabl, Ssn
a Jn9snlNr Sepsroabl / 8riaiauia.
70 6OrIOOeoe bar siort binanbems ge-
q'no'ltaO ltoitc SOmmer i 9prol. Sr.
g'P'F0a4l OpbOloer fig for 3,bsn i
n'''' 9OOr SjernNierne 8isrnion, Su.
NN' % 9atter fremoeles Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
GpnperiDaanO.

Sol AIDer. Gufen 9stlsfisu, iom
Dor / BET @plberleoite Sus / Stibbro'
gnbe I 0absuraa, feireoe 23oe Deesrs
Der fin 90.aariss 5~soislsous. Den
oamle sr enouu raft o. rsrig.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

l1lDffest iIfGlbe. 5orleben ifete puu
Solbat Station bet ulpttestilialoe, at
Yorteur Gbr. Sanien unber 8anserins
gen blep opertisrt. San brastes /
itertt liSenbe 9ilitanb til Sospitalet os
oieit fort eiter peo 9sben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

~2eoabgonen" bar frt fig for fine 2efe bet met rrmnrmpnoe pOmdGt get iom a
IeDt iii TIT mDDN arbmmeDds Smtn1J ct Gn renragenbe baOe ira ct nniOt1t Dg ct pa
trHf Stmbpuntk
"3emabgDfen" CT MT thnb It'll at iafe fme mDGrenbe GGNr W bent in inaef NIT
.gt nafe fig 9laOs pa AbDnent2ttn ct haOant gt, iom mm hntt n 2eOetb bar An
leDnmg til at ebpbe. SMe bette fpe &Umhmat I EN- enhe 6W Dg fra Dn SD ont Gamen
ba MSlnuDrm" litter hmL mbl bet ibe gD ont SWn er Sfou g 9n fbt meD Ell Ga
ben imf fDra, Afge til Guen hMt amet 2nb fan opphe. ga ber er bet Dgaa ia
ImerrdtnDe % iobamnb, Npr upenoe lfengDn a GNeoWrr @merta5 pbe glOmiRr
|Sm ae bBe bnghs anmsn eft gpgnhW Gaahant Ell gpWnms tunOe rumme benz ba pabe
IYubifm t9nge fg fn til 9prne fr at fDnme iO. Sbemene Dlbem a tonmna Dg Gnz
ms Ggekbs, TIT aHe pbe De ben for at e bet ne gbunOer M bmb Dc fit k pbe De abra
Jog 6manng ia fan aaBuel fife Ell amerfanf IRanb, apmoe Gu1 eur IWe at ii tuinbe
Wpe ghumm er SDrme1 aT SSrWn af 5 aabanne gIomner ct 6nnDnDe af me De 6mE
broer amrthnnh pbe slomner, Der im ct Scope bettr aont1sntt
Sl n imbml pnnbb pDuae? Sill ii a bt Sunbe h 2mMtS 8edfnmg
Der pmtr at le De ube gDnnter at frnoe pl be nogenNnbe enen ta aneonms BERTH?
9Me 0rf w bet enMe lit SMgs, Dg bnDe ime GlaOs pa gObet hos enbWr Der
elkr gImnner Set r life npt bG Nfah9rt, nn a YmD for dbpert SuL gGrtt
Sefeps m bwt. SMe foer Is Gems Oct nbenber imHe nahmGge foWf
Leannaer al 80 pbe 8lummr mp gehmeGe Dpr ber"t ar Og belle 9ent pl bGe IS Sci
tier eQr tt DMr 500 flint tegeDe ume 8lmHer st 6He pu ubtonme bpr lhe Dg man
tan inbe fr men ct 40 @angen er ae pm Ell @ag. Smb Is GetS for oct hme 6ee,
.a enbpu,D Der ehr glum1er ul Gmt enoe ehr be nnTenbe SETTER
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
StraFan0en | Sroubhietu. 8

Strnh angen | SrOmobiem,. 2ars
trits'on, iOm for nusle Nar iiben
SFabte 6atti9fUritanber Smbabl | Sta.
Danger % MI nplis orabte Opipnsbe'
tent 6erituo / 3ronbbiems Strafans
ltaI', sr ertl9ret utilresnelis at 8irefs
TOY Sslmer Os &~eierpelase 9eoiden
7aa &otuolo Gipl. - &issaoppiaten
'F ''not Sn9en til pberli9ere nbta.
!'I'' al BET meoicinIfe Jafultet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

esitnant Saus Stormoen. iom
iiior Ssit reiite til 8onso, er bso bsrs
nebe af 9pienteri. San blsp omtrent
"a Gar. StormUen bapne mango 9es
tinselier for at bli en- bpstis officer 90
bar en- freioie, uforfarbet 8ar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

8ueO, ieot Sruie, Gute efter BrOiesior
peo 9unitatoOemiet Z. Roeo. Den Ais
oBoe Dor MIposr til Di9terinoeu Sc.
lena Rnblom.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Qsi Mlber. 5orrise Ssnbas osoe
i'll. "Nibe Stitst." ben aloite Manb |
9arum Spsn, Gftastsmano Sans
GbomIen / EFT Ilber Of 90 aar. Gan
bapbe inbtil for omtrent et Iars lib
iioen perst iaa raft % rsris, at ban
bar tinnet beltase / Marfarbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

han bar arbetoet 4 aar. pporleoes
nan fom BERTH, peb Fan life, ioet belle
5OrtiOen itaar ION en- Gaase iOr BAN.
Sans SurrlOre er rige Os bar Oiret
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Stort Sastubbptte. Gu Munb puo
Smiotrup Marf bar i'll. "Siprrine
slmtst." / benne Saion fubt 240 Necr,
bsns. 100 Carer, 30 8rOffusle os 5
NRbe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

az UrH OOvv ., onYsStVt y -..is- .-s. =.
at uOrette uOget al bliuenOe SarO. Get
eneite, ben fan si0re, er at aabHe en-
ulopei, iau 8esieriu9eH fan optase eaan
Nc ueTt ounIiine Petinoelier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

:. III erOIarer eanonas sienpals.
S'''s0eItprer g.. gslanb; til gi,
"''O''r'r dobritbeltsrer Mifolai g luae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

RaSifal Concentrating. "Galb'
@mtst." mebbeler, at be fprIfleuise
@rupper ineenipr 8enitre paa 8iss'
oaaen - be IA. 8ersianerne, asssian'
serne % ben tiblisere Ssrupife @rupp!s
- bar truifet 8silutnins ON at gao
lamlebe til 8als. Seraf fslser. al
genitres 8issbassmanb life pilbe poe
nusen Mano etstte, Der opftiaes mob
en- af Sorliseis nuuarenSe MoSftanoers
i 6~issoagen.
3il at parstase genitres Snteresier
@nlebnins al @alsene er Der neSial
ct llbpaIs at 8isSbassmanb al be for'
Itieliae @rupper.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

mtot pdd gsien msllem Chtr6D o.
6bausieeu fra 6sier til 5snber. Brs
brrer Gtu8uit 8abrt lissenoe oso. a.
oooe, Der rimaligois bar DO al 9rampr,
eiterlnosr Rome o. 8 u'oH rmerese
Born.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

9Sor tupe slar iiosn betalte Gpesp5
Jarmsre 5olt ior at iisrs SOmdas
irsst bort og brpROs bet. gu iaar rr
ira IS til IS pr. 3or for bet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
9 nj t.

Zen nDe Galglop forBser Gnta[let
al Splfetbinssfreoien | S~Opebtaben,
Der MI er 8, til 10.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

~ SrOIarer I Bergen palstes
e"o'''0er Gbr. Wi9elien. 9il 8ice.
,y'''er ooerla8e 8laus Sausien. Der
vi 'F0O'Ot It9 @ienuals Tom Orbisrer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Gnnh ira cIbtiOen. @eO sOIDers.

SSiifi0 ira Cl0ti0en. geo SoloerS'
lso, / Rarbeoen Of bet sarle Ebiu9'
feb l~lrnsbouso, bar ma runot ON ct
samnelt 8esetrG, Der Itutos ialos5,
funOen Ell bel srans al llrner, Der uo'
peubis bar 5Oritrinser os bar fplote
meb Wife, Ben, 8ronceitbtter % 8rons
ceplaoer. s en- of urneruc lad Ell
@ulONans paa 3 Tommers 9Gnaos.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

@a0s SearaoeIie iOresit isuur unoer
.0' Ss'ia9eiie. YuItOr Sirtebat tulte
'Iu "Orlt % &aitOr Startpeot paa en-.
9ellt. NiAens nor tits a:o
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Gn public 6anbel ianbt III. "9bit.
amtsnu." fOrleben Dag Steb peb ei
Suleailoe hos en- @aarbmano / Ipebs,
ioct benne iolsts ct Iarti Yutetsr til en-
Observation-Disclosures fra Tbiiteb. Der
Itulbe aips en- Yasl - 1ins8 ~uretnap'
per for bper Siieppe Hpteter. Sanbe'
len menes at pare bebit for @anrb'
mdnben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

&iffenborg Gro. Tom for nosle
Gage iiben blep fisbt al &iebmanb g.
SdOu t gramminse, er iolst til 5or.
yagter q. Ssrenien al 8illleu 8reites
saarb for 10000 9roner. Salsersn
bsbplber ielp Baseriet % be mango
urrbifulbe B%psaesrunoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

2eHrne bees erbre ats eniMngr fr ierhHe Setter eaer bet belle gGf erppaes fra
Seem Sort % bet bill ahaa tNee en- ibn 5HO fpmO bet fDnuer benz ibGnb.
ubWb aMb ben Coupon 9e enfr. Ss man mfer SEQ 2 eaer 8, ma bug life No. I
Gonpon Snp nbeGgt Scam g tIofGnbg abrsie gb at nue emr Wild Flowers
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

I'll Croiprer | enrpif palotes en-.
ltemmi9 @rUierer 8elo. I'll 8icecro,
ferer Gopotat 2uobiaien meb 80 al As
Stemmer. Oct er for be9se @ienuola.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

finoe benoe, % Der life bar 6iaIp /
RRrbeosn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
600 ~,Sortieneite.
Gfamoinaptife W9no,

ium or uiuisc til at inotrroc | en- ius'
bringenot 9eIiritigrlie. critics.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

5ortGl alorig, buao
big, bperten ! 9ptte eaer Y
rrtfer WisunosIie o. nj
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
" NIL Y.

Tpsliocnoe 5armcre. Stor gts0
ber,ter bluuOt 6armerne paa Here ste'
nsr non uprplioe Del al Staten ION
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
VHVIuuJ

Amerlfanit S0fturrenf1e. Sloar'
lea, 8ales. 24oe Sanuar. Baa bet
aarliae Ntpoe al "Opens Sunoelsiam'
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

nan alorIg IIUngs1s gul
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13
A Definition.

One Of the young lady teachers who
was attending the normal asked us 10
define the word "mouth." The editor
of the Echo is no walking vocabulary
but we will do the best we know how
and hope the definition will be salts
factory: The mouth is the front door
Of the face. 1t is the aperture TO the
cold storage of your anatomy. Some
mouths are like peaches and cream
when attached to maiden, and some
like hole Clipped in brick wall to
admit a new door or window. The
mouth is the bug-hole of oratory. 1t
lie the crimson aisle to your liver. 1t
is pa;riotism's fountain head aud the
tool chest for pie. Without it the
politician would be a wanderer Oh the
the face of the earth, and the cornetists
would go down TO unhonDred graves
1t Is the grocer's friend, tho orators
pride and the dentists hope. 1t puts
some men Oh the rostrum and some in
Jail. Ii is temptations lunch counter
when attached TO a pretty scboo
marin, and n t0bacconist's friend wbcr
attached 10 man.-Lake Caarlet
Echo.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

The Western Silver Republicans
have outlined all interesting pro-
gramme to be pursued in the next
national Republican convention.
They claim to control delegations
from ten States, namely: Montana,
Idaho, Wyoming, Washington, kOre-
gon, Colorado, Nevada. Utah, Cali
fornia and South Dakotah. They
will present the name of Senator
Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, for Presi.
dent. II Cameron is not acceptable
the convention will be asked to agree
upon some other representative free
silver Republican. If this is refused
the delegates from these ten Western
States say they will march out Of tn,
convention in body aud will wal
upon the Democratic National Con
vention not as delegates, but as
commission, knocking at the doo
and asking for the nomination of
representative free silver Democrat
Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, pre-
ferred. II the Democratic Conven
ton fails to act upon the demand tn
silver men will abandon both old par
ties. We may look for lively time
from the silver section.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

In the last issue OF the Bastrop
Appeal appeared communication
from Lake Village, signed IA.
Rider" the same person who had so
many pleasant words to cay about
Providence. He describes Lake Vii
lage in Chicot county, Ark, as q
group of tumbled down houses sur
rounding a dilapidated structure
called court house, and although
situated in the center of rich coun-
try, there is no thrift and no future,
This is due to negro dominancy, the
negroes being in majority in Chico'
county elect all the officers. The first
white jury since the war was recent.
ly sworn in and there is only one
white official in the county, mem
Der OF the school board. There are
several churches in the town but
they are never used.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

Here is one of the resolutions
passed at a meeting Of the Peoples
Party held at Ruston on June % /:
THAT we recommend to The men,
bers of the P. P. that they
decline to Join the new silver
party now being formed and that
they refuse to do anything that
might commit them to the support OF
such men as that party may nomi-
nate. And would invite and urge
all men who believe in the free coin
age of silver and ballot reform, to
unite with us on Omaha platform.
We would further recommend to P.
P. that in all parishes or wards
where there is any chance for them
to carry, that they nominate a man
who is strictly in the miidle of the
road. And in all cases to make main
fight in the election Of members OF
Legislature.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13
)mmunfcateO.1
THE SILVER CRAZE

What is meant by free and unlimi-
ted coinage of silverP
Can it be accomplished, and what
would be the result?
Who would be bencfittedp and is
there any need for it in the progress OF
business?
By the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver is meant, that the mints of the
United States government shall be
compelled by law to coin all silver
bullion. that may bs presented by
private individuals or corporations,
W hether the silver comes from tie
mines Of this country or is brought
from abroad; aud that the silver so
coined shall be received at par in the
payment of debts, unless otherwise ex.
pressed in the contract. Of course
where there exists contract for gold,
no one could hope to pay debt with
any other kind of money than that
which is named in the bond.
Can the unlimited coinage be made
and what would be the resultP If all
the minis in this country were set to
work to coin all the silver bullion that
might be brought to them, it would
take five years to coin enough silver to
add one half to the present existing
amount, aud when two hundred mil
lions more were coined and added to the
four hundred millions already on hand
who would own it aud who would be
benetittedp
Certainly if there is no benefit to be
gained by coming tLis extra two hun
bred millions there would be no use IN
doing it. The owners of the bullion
who are chiefly the owners of the silver
mines. and the United States treasury
would have that many more dollars to
lay away in their vaults.
If the people at large are suffering
because they cannot get enough of the
four hundred millions now in existence,
would they get any more If there were
six hundred millions? Money can only
be had by giving work, or some com.
odity for it. The owners of The
mines would be the chief beneiiciarle:
because they would get their bullion
put into money free Of expense; bu
why should the government be called
on to coin their money free any more
than the cotton planters should have
their cotton ginned or the wheat anc
sugar growers have their wheat ant
cane grown free of expense. Has an,
one heard of the silver mines giving
away any OF their silver dollars the,
now own?
Does the United States treasury opel
Its vaults aud shovel its coin upon
man because he is poor and out 0
work? If they do not do it now. wha
reason have we to expect they will d,
it in the future. when two hundre,
millions more have been coined. Blu
is there any need for more silver il
the trsnsacting OF businessg 1t ha
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

been well said that confidence has a
purchasing and debt paying power.
The actual amount Of coin used in our
daily traffic is very small. Not more
than one per cent of coin is used in the
whole volume of trade.
The farmers draw checks on their
banks. the cotton and sugar planters
and country merchants draw drafts
on the city merchants. and these checks
and drafts pass from merchants to
banks without dollar being seen.
Unlimited confidence will be of more
value than unlimited silver. The
remedy for the existing depression in
trade, Gf it can be said there is de-
pression) is not to make more money
and lay it away, but to start the wheels
of commerce.
Start the manufactures, build rail-
roads, canals and steam boats: open
more land; get the people to work,
and the money now on hand will be
found ample for all present purposes.
Let the government see that enough
silver is coined to meet the wants of
trade as the country is developed; and
that only enough is coined to keep it
on par with gold. II the coinage of
silver is largely increased, the govern
ment will be unable to keep the two
metals at parity, and when it cannot
be kept in that way. the coin of the
largest volume will be the first to 60
down in value. 1t was this fear that
the government could not redeem all
the silver with gold that has been the
chief cause of the depression in the
price of silver.
The two metals can be kept at par
with each other, but it can only be
done by not having an excess of either.
What is true of silver is also true of
gold. Ii the amount of gold coin was
| increased to double what it is now, the
valuewould be lessened correspondingly
and so it will be with silver ifunlimited
coinage prevails. A great deal is said
about silver being demonetized, but it
is only catchword of the silver MIN
ers.
Silver is not demonetized but simply
held in check. The minis are now
under orders TO coin sufficient subsid-
larry coin for use in gathering the crops.
Silver buys as much as any other
money. 1t pays debts, and will con-
tinue to do so, unless By free coinage,
the market becomes overrun with it.
1t will then become drug. No one
win want it, and like paper money
during the war, it will take fifty dol.
lars TO buy breakfast. The bullion
value of the present silver dollar is
about fifty-three cents the remaining
part of the dollar. (forty-seven cts) il
made good by the governments re-
deeming the silver with gold. but lei
the amount of silver be largely increas.
ed and the parity with gold will al
once be destroyed. 1t has been vel
said by our distinguished secretary
..that any policy which reduces The
value of this dollar, on the day it II
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13
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Coughs aud Colds Is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from LaGrippe found 1t Just
the thing and under its use had ,
speedy and perfect recovery. Try .
sam pie bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good thing II
is. Trial bottles free Al j. 8. Guenard
Drug Store. Large size Soc. and 81 90
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Tulane University Of Louisiana.

It's advantages for practical instruc'
ton, both in ample laboratories and
abundant hospital materials are I'M.
equalled. Free access 10 given to the
great Charity Hospital with 700 bed;
aud 10000 patients annually. Special
instruction is given daily AT THE BED.
SIDE OF THE SICK. The next session
begins October 18th, 1895. For cata-
logue and Information address
PROF. S. E. CHAILLE, M. d., DEAN,
New Orleans, La
%P. o. Drawer 261.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

At a negro wedding in Pulaski
county. Georgia, when the minister
read the words, "love, honor and
obey" the groom interrupted and
said, Read dat again, sab; read it
once mo- so de lady kin ketch de full
selemnity Oh de meaning. Use been
married before
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

1t was thought that the Democrat
ic State Central Committee would
meet this month, but Chairman I. 5.
Wilkinson says that there will be no
meeting Of the committee for some
time yet, at least not during the pres
ent month.
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Spring and summer Clothing.

Mr.. Walter Goodwin wishes us to
say that he has just received his new
line of spring and summer samples
and invites his friends to call and take
a look at them. On account of the
newtariff, clothes are much cheaper.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

The free school system gives en-
ployment to S65, 900 teachers. 1t is
estimated that 100000 children
attend, and costes sl40, 100000 an
nually.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

The Populists and Republicans OF
Alabama have combined to defeat
the Democrats. Last week at Opeleka
a meeting Of both parties was held,
and permanent combine was agreed
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

Taylor, the thieying treasurer OF
South Dakota gets two years in the
pen. He turned over 100000 to
the State, leaving bslance of $780,
600. 1925, 900 year Is not a bad
salary, even for staying in the pen.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

Mrs. Catherine o. Larry, whose COW
kicked over the lamp that caused the
great Chicago fire IN 1871, died last
week. That blaze cost Chicago $751;
600 600.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1895-07-13

The vote in favor Of the railroad
tax in Shreveport and Caddo
parish last Saturday was almost un-
animous in favor of the tax. The
result insures the construction OF two
new roads to Shreveport without
DELAY,
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:h-.-p.II. ;uh..,

Liberty Bell will be on exhibition at
the Atlanta Exposition. There is a
movement afoot in Philadelphia to
prevent the bell being taken to the
South,
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MISCELLANEOUS !:
PALMETTO FANS

earned. or on the day it is expended,
by diminishing its purchasing power
in the markets, has precisely the same
effect upon the holder as if the amount
paid for his labor were reduced"
.BIMETALLIST.