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Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

GUiuOeiDgOOmme, ocrcS ScbanOs
Lima % 0elbreOelie, er 3itelen paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Obi.
ego uo8ioet SO9. Den giper en- upis
a8tl9 8eitriuelie al De hos Suiuoen io'
rctOmmcnoe SpgOOmme % llrc9clmp8.
it0bcOer iant WuoOen, bUorpaa Dc let,
burtlgt % biQi9t fan be(breoes. 8Us
gen, iom CT al gonite ualminoeli9 Snter-
este iOr aIe aoiuoer, ienoe3 pOrtufrit
III Gnbuer, iom inoienOer ct 2 Gents
6rImErte. Norcsier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
SOW cow 81 Dearborn Str, CHICAGO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

6Oriigtig. Gu SOIOot icnStt i'd
6orlOueoe paG 9anoet Ell 9ioN y
Iu9oe fpl9enoe 8rep / Qommen gi
Stolen:
"ajGre @rctbe, 9aa ben poa Bob
buffet, bent 9atten, INF Den op % h
Uil finOe en- imnt Siole / Ocn I'll
SaanOen neO / 9ommen, ioo timber b
bette Sreu, i builtet ieg ienOer big Il
uenIi9 S~ilieu."
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
SortfommCt.

Zen 14oe Gebember 1891 Ct en- brn,
9lnr gnmmeI Sole, %Gst omIgIug 800 Ep,
Den bnooe Crime pan, Oa zen nm iaaa 4
opbt barbwire gIr pan Sogcn; % en- bv,
roo Soc, A Nar 9ammel %r8t 1850 grs
be99e Sopper, tommet bort fra min Farm
Gle Op,psuiuser, Der tan Je0e H. as
8jcniinocS oil bIiue pasicuOc bclura.
Noresie:
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Sbien, @fsrnfnn- o..

Sbien, SisrnSon, 81, -,
stesn, SOsrorup 90 @rt.o A. "saan
elesante gbotOsrobeur gortr,s s''nSs
sess fore Rano gobin,tast . Stl
dsier til etbpsrt GIbum, Bot =.
Stptte eusr ane ipO for % g' r S''s
Yrts. Sbp Iisnsnbe gIoO,, "' 'aI
met itorHnsns Ratur, blot On 's N'fa
IA for 40 Gents. frit tiIi,,N a Vi
"Gbieaao Citing, .a,n.s tifa|
Chicago, bUiI,et gIuO foo.. eNti
Maaneo. CpIaset er blot 2Ooo a3a
for mart 9isie IA giueO,r w., ,t' I'd
msO Sbiens Little Eyolf', inSb 5, !, 4
os. '"'" fLN NJ
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
1iearagna: Sanalen.

time Canal Co. / Gicnrd9ud. 2oVen
fiaer SittcrbeO for 6esieriugen3
6jrlp peO gp9nin9en al Ell StibstOs
nal ipers Ouer &icara9uds 2unotan0e,
3a 8ebatten / @irteligbcoen bar be-
ret en- Cp'mnmcring af aft, iOm nos
aeniiuoe or bIeven ia9t for cler imOO
Ricnrngun aauaIcn, oil bet maoite ins
teresierc Qricrne at bDrc no9ct nRrs
mere om ben.
Su9sn Senator cler 8epreieutdut
bar uotrDtt nO9en CppOijtiOn mob Sd
unlsns 8p3uiu9. Get cueit, Sppr95s
maaI, Tom oct MI oteier fig on, er,
buOrpiOt 8sgjeriu3en ital Unre uirtcs
Zig Qclta9er / 5%Oreta9euOet eler life.
z Sortbeo er Senatela 4lan for
Regjerinsen al be 6Oreneoe Stater at
]Soroutsre 8e~taljnJen At 0lurittme Gos
nal Sos Bombs tit ct 8elpb al 20
0tiaioner 9oanrs, % 9}enten al Dem,
eitcriom ben iOriaIOer. Get oil il8C
at bUts annaliclitobst life betaier 8en'
ten % be unUutc &ono8' anpital til
5OriaIosijO, mno 3cgicrtn9cu 9ierebet.
Selitabet oil b.jue iommeuiat boUeos
| iooll1 al ameritanIte 8or1ere; 10 al
ocns Is Gircttprer itoI uouRDnes al
Er'lIocnien AZ Dc 6Or'lcOe Stot'r.
The Bonds ltal 'ltre5 uco 'orltc Eon-
teret Seilfobets Glenoom, o9 70 0tls
Homer Collars al bets &opltaI pdo l0'
VElll'ollcr ltoI uolteoes til por Ee9ISs
ring % ocpoHcres @tdttnmmer't.
Yet aa'prc@ I'll 6or0 oar for nennt
Elan, at &uien Tor ben p~aatGat'
nicaragua &nnol CT oen cneltc no'or
ll9e Tor ell St'bstanal tutrsoucr Gam.
ton0cn. Zen er 10 NttI lang, men
tnn 80 Wtti Al Nntonoen bIlvcr uo8ros
oet &nnol, toct He'ten bt)toor Al lelI
bare 6Iooer o. NCarn8lid Spen.
Den ltprItc @ploc al SonCet p1o g.
ntcn mclcm Sceoncrne er 1872 6co.
ser ellcr '00 Slll'er oil bt,oe npooens
Dig o9 ocn am '2coc uo8t cr G5 NtIz
llplcr Collars. Nrbet0Ct tOrUeute5 at
tlmne 9jnre5 'HrOl8t pa 6 @or.
amnlcus Toriuorere pooItonr, at
ocn life oleuc rjlOe bctolc Ia, ON Ben
fum til at tpItc 200 MRiQioucr ToQar2.
bpaO Der otter ocrc3 NtcninQ CT 2
@an0c iaa meoct, iOm ben pil toir.
men at ben cr ncopcnoi0 for De Icr.
ueoe StoterS Ucrcuoc 6nuocl o. urnos
Urrll9 for 2nnoct3 mjlitrre Siftcr1.o.
&v0nln9m Al &oaolcu al ct yrjvat
Se(Itab, bUjs 8ono3 er Qorouterct At
De Toreueoc StOtcrs Rcaicrlua bar,
iiQcr be, ct Tortriu ipr lloiteoeNcn a
oisic &Ouo5 til llujOn % Central Ga~
clilc &nncrnc; % ocnme Ilon cr bet
nHrmeitc StrrOt, De 3%ortn,oc 2tatcr
fan 0jDre til at femme / 8ciOoclIc al
&ouolen uoeu at frrufc g}jcaroQuo u
Gotta &iica3 Spuuerruitct on bore
Irottotcr mco Ojsie OioQtlr ~ mco
Gullouo.
@iaucnS Ntootauoere 0irr airl.
OenOe, at ReoierinQeu otter EOriatnins
Qcu iuQcu 9}ct bar tit at cmoosicrc cQer
]onrontere ct Selif1b3 4ap,rer. GA at
GrOieftct pOcrlioere frembpOer &anite.
ua6eOer, iom ulliouis uiier fla at prre
uuuerfommeltlc.
&c iiacr, ct De 3,uaeniprcr. Tom oue.
reOe bar nuocripat zaocr, bar taoet
ipr liot 0eu5uu iii pis,e WorifeGohs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Cattle g3cOa 81
Guripie Nnnpnrer.

Snrlele Innorter. Seq unbsiab]
paa bet 8coite nit fire 0tiood NOD
&Otter % Mus, iom er uitaoeligt bms|
for 0tennciter % 9yr. @jt Qg|
cr oItio ioriDnet meo iorte 9anSa|
for Serrer, iom er broOercOe Opsaga|
FAINT i%uutalote SbebunoI FER ior 9ant
uOen 6in9re. st IiOet &ortj 9afNf|
til Born, iom bar li89et til Stt
Sinopet, iGlges for bolU 4ri2.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Zen cncItc Ntaooe at uOtale ct russ
iiit eler pO(it gtoOn paa er at npie ire
@1uge % ii0e IT..
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Gu aIemt Roromano.

bldnot anoet.
8 Rensel lsUsOe Der ira 0SlOtet al
bette G~arbunorsos inctit 9tar 1898 en-
aammel nort SGrliu9, iom beo Gbrt'
ition 9uo6im Wobn. San par i6ot
gcroeu / aaret 1908, os naar Der Tom
geroenIers til Spen, beiggte be Itaotg
BEN @amle, men ~iraieet bette, leUeOe
6au fuloT9noig uoen 8ergrin9 meo
Cmueroenen. San bnobe / fin lln8oOm
taoet GtuSenteramen, men iom rognast
ira en- rig SonoelslR9t baooe ban
ogiaa ietp optnt ben mercantile Sirt'
iomlbeO % eiter i 6%trtidorens at pa
ioretot uoitratte 9teiier / Orienten, to9
tan Soli0 / Neopel. ser trat ban lt9
c]itcrbnnuoen no al 6~Orretnin9erne %
lepeoe I'LL fun ior i'm e9eu itiliRroi9e GIs
Otuitob StuOiet al SprO9, BoortIl ban
ipnte5 at pare uOruItet meo Gvner, Der,
laurent ban bouOe pGret en- mere pro-
outtiU % life blot toiiamlenoe gtotur,
tuuoc ba itaiiet BAN 8laos blanot Sl'
o~mitabeus ypperlte / europa.
&eo lin GpO / @tort5 1898 teIta'
mentereOe ban fine Bigger % oriental'
lie 6nauOitriiter tt llniueriitetsbiblic'
tbctct / &riItinnia. 3uttet pRre Ell
fclocn SmgoelommcnbeO fra 8i6lios
tbctbcitpreIieu5 SiOe, fit je8 9eiti8beo
til at unoeriD9e Oisie, % melem 8ps
lcrue iauot ie9 oa Ell WtGn9oe Stunt
per o. Stptfer al bans e9ue Opte9uels
i.r, Der Ioo mig ~iorit1a, boiltet umoa'
Ocllst 6OuO al Suno Itobar oenne Niono
b1U0c iamlet.
IoQnD; baUOe oeu 9nmle 8er9enier
iioort OerneOe / 80sn peo &~eiuobjer.
gets 500 O9 %granitet Be ioriieIi8itc
IuuQemonl. Sc imao Qappcr, buOr'
pon ban boUOe ucoitrcUet line Cpte9s
utlier % llOtnit, oar a0ciummcu bate.
rel, % oct blcp oerueo mutj9t at iDlge
ll0UitlIu93gnu9eu / hans Stuoicr %
lro9e belle @ou9en / bans b~eipuOerli9c
2lrbclNe Oobcu. SEQ ianot iOoIcOc3 ct
Cmilol, buOrpaa oct meo bans moers
,ac, rD1enoe Nnnuoitrlit itoo ~Itrepet:
"G' Sunitritojgt, toloet "4ooritabcu2
Heuiclie", "ooerint poo ~ SprOg al
GbrlitIau -Sondjm W}Obu". Seuere
vor lmlolertjO 3oIlet " oUeritreget %
~rito'tct mco %, Der ottcr ieHerc iuty
c%e:iiUt unr rcttet til "a, rs, rs % ens
ocll9 =. Soo mango iOrItjc(llge Spto9
uar bou ottioo tjtiioIt uonet at bo
8icuoIt0b iii; man tmoe ie, at ban
b1Uoe auUCnot BET, at loretta en- 0uers
iUttclic Al bet lilc Sanitritoi9t, ser
toltc - Beers, iOm Ell Sluls @roOe for
i, ;crr , qisrbf,tst ~ nenfommsn5o
zrro,s aorn,,r a., CrSforr,o,
81 ioo ipimlenoe Gol iom u fan
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w. ~ :" "y'a'''''9 v,
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'Eps: "V''.e S''le''et oeo Sloen al
VVIIl % VuUIWel9ollV, Sortl9lllt o.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
ReiienOe.

gIanot Sei08enoe i0eu iOrl0bne llle
fan uaOnes: 9Obn Z. strtieu, Gelion
So, g. Qat. @un tom neO for Sui o.
rsiite biem ben ste 5ebruar. - Ncp.
ton SliOn, Wnyoias, 9raia 60, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

"Giuteren liter jsg ittc", iaaoe Ell
Qummetpu iii Ell oroeu, ale Wenues
fer snor mco 9auoerue / 9cmmen."
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
9ccprabsWaarf
Walin9 CT oct beoite

~ bet biQI0ite. 2oo Gem lite be-
pGoe til at BRUCE no9st, Der iiees at ppre
"lioeioo ooot", men noor 9e 7ol male,
~fcrIono bo al foo en- G0te brand at
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
SnlDitGnDtg
rent glDbpiDt.

G,t loittr itte mere pr. Gallon emo iimpel
MaIino 90 porer mango @ou0e lau0ere.
Pos poa be brands al 9IDbpibt, Der till
bpoes Gem; enbper At De 6OlaenOc er
pnoIioeliQ:
Southern" cred Seal"
"COllier," "~Shipman."
6or doruer: National Lead Co.'S
rene White Lead Uniting Colors.
7l5ic Jlrucr iHlac4 / Is8uuoS Aanocr, o. bper
aomoc q tlitrTitrlja ( | at 9iot % BUnb iulolt1noig
rent SlplpIat zen Il pc TarUs; bet er ~laugtfrd
iTrotIlautac g2d niger, men en- 8laRonl al fuIoitGIs
big rcls 6itpcr ! ben ~bTIbllite 6orm til 6arUHinl al
'ulbnUHolQ rent glubp T.
9laH1e TuiiUbGr Dollars bar 6us,isrs iparst peo at
haUc 0or BOG ON NtalJn8 "a 6aJurtSrt. SeHo 0s It
epniOTi GO iaa btlge irt.
NATIONAL LEAD Co.
ST L us Branch,
ID Clark Avenue and Tenth Street, ST. LouiA
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
&nn fire Sa9e til California.
Sn9cn SucbIotaoe.
SnBen itore 6pioer.
Sngcn S%onOo0srelic.
HaNS,, M,v4.xx,
8eOitr glluterrute

NTTFFNNFWTTs
DtinncOpoIis & ct. gouis 8anen, Der
aliIo tGntcr pda oct %rciicHoe gublifums Sn.
%tere5ier, blr inoiprt eli 3uriIt pullman Gar
SIeHelte fra Ct EauI % minneapolis til
California Oia 9auius 6 tp, Sort gBortb oo
81 Goio, 9eIdS, iom uOeu Sppras mlool er
Den bebd jeIt8ite % imutfcIte Gutc for
Stnterretie, til iDlgenoe
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

@UU, iOm bGn9er 5rOmbeoeu no
ipm ct Stlt, uil 9jpre 5%orretuino Der.
meo.,
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Waenter pnifeS

nnCiie norite OF oanlte SnbitriPLlonsggsal
VI bttaier pore v CHtcr Den bsIcitC Gemrl l11 ~
lult v aHeolia Sgn ON %iprctrGIfcS. -iuD HtHs1
iulretr % 8etinaeIirrt til
JOHN G. WINSTON 4 co,
1874 Dearborn ST., Chicago VI
D. itgr lie taHOiuapifs gos .O%rIrggrJe antr'i
27s2tfd
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

&on9 10Ne San. 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

SoI't Noi an gpotrftrt g G nt3.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
He Was No MenaCerie.

Senator Harris, of Tennessee, says
that just after Andrew Johnson had va.
Gated the presidential seat the mana
gers of the Simpson County, KY, Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association
decided that it would be a great adver-
tisement to have the old gentleman at
tend the fair. I'VE don't care for him
on Saturday." said the manager, for
on that day we shall have a pretty big
crowd, anyhow. Wednesday will be
the day. l will write the ex-Presi-
dent"
The following letter was sent to Mr..
Johnson:
Great Sir: The people of the won
derful county of Simpson, feeling a
great interest in one of Americas
greatest sons, have decided to invite
you to be present at our fair grounds
on Wednesday, October 6, where they
wish to shake your hand. Please let
me know by return mail"
He let him know by return mail. on
the back of his own missive. The old
gentleman turned the letter over, and
read the following: Il am no menagerie.
A. Johnson"
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16

ernment had any authority over
banks or the legal tender volume OF
the country. In 1864 we saw where
we had been misinformed by our ear
ly teachers, and where we stood in
opposition to the government and the
constitutional rights OF the people
and their government to create and
to put into circulation a volume OF
paper money that would be equal to
the wants of the people in the carry
ing on of enterprises and paying their
debts with money rather than by sale
of property all the time at the mercy
OF the buyer.
Therefore do not call these intelli-
gent greenback men fools or cranks
when they seek and find their bed
rock OF principle in the decision OF
the supreme court of the United
States, to which the matter was re-
ferred, and which in its decision
above noted decided that any debt
made by the government can be paid
in either coin money or paper money,
both of which the government can
properly create, the less expensive to
the government being the most profit
able to it.-New York Advance
Thought.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
Some Definitions.

The following entertaining "cor-
poration catechism," by +. +. f., APP
peared in Kate Fields Washington. "
The writer would seem to have gath
cred experience from contact with
corporations.
Question-What is a corporation?
Answer-An association founded
for the purpose OF issuing stock. which
the first holders get for nothing and
the second holders pay a premium
for.
Q.-What is a charter member?
A person let into a corporation
on the ground floor, while the dear
public has to climb ladder and get
in at the second-story windows.
Q.-What is common stock?
A.-That kind that is laying
around lose when the cooperation
starts business.
Q.-What is preferred stock?
A.-That kind everybody prefers to
have after the charter mem bers have
unloaded their common stock.
Q.-What are dividends?
A.-The small percentage OF the
stockholders money which they never
get back again.
Q.-What are bonds?
A.-Fetters for tying up the money
OF those capitalists who are too smart
to buy stock.
Q.-What is receiver?
A gentleman with cool nerves
who comes in at a certain stage oil
the game and takes all there is in
sight
Q.-What is a receivers certifi-
cate?
A paper which certifies to
stockholders that the receiver is q
bigger man than all of them put to-
gether.
Q.-What is construction account?
A convenient devise for &C.
counting for the money which the
dear public knows has been paid over
and which the corporation cannot
produce on demand.
Q.-What is balance sheet?
A mathematical demonstra.
ton that two and two make seven.
Q.-What is report?
A legal formula whereby a cor.
poration inquiries whether the public
authorities can see any green in its
eye.
Q.-What do the public authorities
require of corporation?
A.-That when it bleeds the dear
public it shall do so with as little
pain as possible to the victim.
Q.-And what redress has the vic
tim if the corporation defies the law?
A.-Profanity.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
FILLED BY HARSH CRITICISM.
Mgr. Csrini, Piamel and Censured by
the cardinals, Dies from the Blow.

Msr. Cs-ini, PiameI and Censured by
the cardinals, Dies from the Blow.
You may perhaps have heard of the
recent theft of precious illuminated
parchments at the Vatican library
says an Italian correspondent of the
st. James Gazette. The robber, the
soi-disant Prof. Sordi, has indirectly
become a murderer, for it is certainly
to the anxiety and pain caused by the
ruthless mutilation of his photograph
zeal treasures that we must attribute
the sudden death of Mgr. Carini, the
Prefect of the Vatican library. This
eminent prelate, though comparatively
youns-being only about 5O-was
known and respected in the scientific
world for his learned writings on his
torical, photographic and theological
subjects, and belonged to several sci
entific academies, both in Italy and
abroad. The theft of the parchments
brought down an avalanche Of annoy
ances and trouble on the quiet, peaceful
savant, and he bravely supported the
weary interrogations of the police Off
Gals and the assaults of prying report
ers. But the coup de grace came to
him when he was called before a COM
mittee Of Cardinals, one of whom, the
Jesuit Mezzarella, harshly threw upon
him all the blame of what had occurred.
This was too much for the poor
Monsignor. His Sicilian blood got the
better of his love for the grand library,
which was his greatest pride and care,
and he rushed out of the room, exclaim-
ing: Very well, shall resign" But
the blow had been too painful, and a
Few hours later, when at his place in
the Chapter Of st. Peters singing YES
pers with the other canons, Mgr. Carini
sunk down in a swoon and was carried
into the Court Of st. Damascus, where
he expired without regaining con-
seriousness. Mgr. Carfni was a son OF
Gen. Carini, who commanded the army
corps of Perugia when Archbishop Pee
ci, not yet elevated to the chair of St.
Peter, occupied that see. Leo XIII.
had, therefore, known the late Monsig-
nor since his childhood, and, appre-
ciating the rare talents of the young
priest, called him to Rome, where, in
the course of time, he appointed him
to the important post which he occu-
pied at the time of his sudden death
His holiness has been krofoundly
shocked and grieved at tho loss of
Mgr. Carini, whom he had all sady ap-
pointed cardinal.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
A Bad Il ephant.

The boss elephant went mad re-
Gently at religious festival in the
great temple at Alvartirunagari, near
the southern point of Hindustau.
Elephants came from the towns
around, and the large elephant OF
Nunguneri ran amuck. His mahout
had little child in front OF him at
the time, and tried to pass it back
quietly; but the elephant was too
quick for him; he snatched the child
in his trunk, and, carrying it to his
mouth, began muuching it. The
child was extricated and died soon
after. the elephant then turned on
the mahout, threw him to the ground,
and trampled him to death; but seem
ing to realize what he had done, pick
ed the body up, carried it to hic dead
masters house, and laid it down at
the door. Then he rushed through
the streets, from which the people
had fed, battered in the doors of the
temple, with his head, and, finding
there the little elephant of Tinnevelly,
killed it with his tusks. From the
temple he rushed into the river close
by, where he threw mud and SAND
all over himself. BY this time the
native policemen had loaded their
guns, and from a safe distance fired
at him till he was dead.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
TEN PERANCE.

Governor Sheakley, of Alaska, refuses
to issue the necessary permits for the
establishment Of breweries in that terri
| tory.
A new law for the better observance
of Sunday in Russia will probably close
all the dram shops throughout the en-
pire on that day.
A physician declares that one-half the
consumptive patients received into hos
pitfalls in Paris owe their condition to
spirit drinking.
The w. c. T. U. of Bondurant, Ia.
have had five acres Of ground given
them for five years rent free, and will
farm 1t for the benefit Of their work.
Rev. ]. Hudson Taylor says that the
number Of opium smokers and their
families in China who are suffering di.
rectly from this evil is Isl. zoo, 900.
superintendent Russell, of the Ohio
Anti-Saloon League, reports that over
100 saloons in various towns have been
closed already through the efforts of the
league.
Over 10000 railroad men in this coun-
try are wearing little button upon the
lapels to the coats bearing the letters
r. T. A." which means Railroad Tenn
perance Association.
Finland has demonstrated that spirits
are not necessary in cold countries, hav-
ing become practically a total absti-
hence country. This change has been
effected under local option and woman
suffrage.
Sir Benjamin Warde Richardson once
Intercepted noted tight-rope expert
as to his art. The acrobat stated that
all good trainers and skilled performers
agree that abstinence from alcoholic
beverages is absolutely necessary.
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, the representative
OF the English government in South
Africa, recently stated that even from a
commercial point Of view he was
against the licensing Of any sale Of liq-
uors among the Africans.
The Church Temperance Society re-
Gently appointed its general secretary,
Mr.. Robert Graham. to go to England
this summer and make a thorough in
vestigation Of the various coffee-house
enterprises and systems in that country
The police commissioners Of Los An
geles passed a resolution to revoke the
license Of any saloon keeper or his agent
FOUND guilty of violating the Sunday
closing act. and requested the city coun-
Gil 10 pass an ordinance forbidding sa-
looms within 500 feet Of any school build
ing In che city.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16

In the midst of the volcanoes or
Mexico Is the Lake of Ink." which
covers about an acre of ground. The
body OF the water. or ink, or what
ever 1t is, is sS covered with ashes
from the adjacent volcanoes as to ap-
pear IS a part OF the surrounding
ground, which is all of the gray tint.
Where this liquid comes from. what
its chemical properties may be, where
or what the supply are matters Of
conjecture.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
or The Right stamn.

A prominent official o! Philadelphia
has q son who is a wonder in the mat
ter OF sticktoitiveness. The young
man some years ago took up the fad
OF stamp collecting. As a result, he
has papered his room with stamps Of
nearly every nation. There is not a
spot on the wall or ceiling that is not
covered with a stamp, and all are
placed in perfect order, so as to pre-
sent the appearance Of remarkably
unique pattern of paper. A close es-
innate places the number Of these
stamps at $4,000. The center OF the
ceiling is covered by Columbian
stamps, and the other parts of the
ceiling are blocked out artistically.
Some day, when the youth is mad be-
cause he cannot sell his collection. he
will stamp his feet.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
Taken at Home.

McElree's Wine OF Cardui relieves
the agony endured by many women
month after month in modest silence.
1t is recommended by many physi-
clans as the most effective remedy
known for painful nenstruatiOn. The
treatment can be adopted in the pri-
vacy OF home. without submitting to
humiliating examinations or consult
ing a doctor.
Mrs. w. l.. Mitchell. OF Pratt Mines,
Ala, writes: "For the past six months
/ have suffered awful pains at the
time OF my monthly periods. A few
months ago my husband got me some
McElree's Wine OF Cardui. Since
using that l havn't felt pain. can't
give it all the praise it should have"
J. w. Pollard. Pleasant Ridge,
Miss, says: "McElree's Wine o:
Cardui cured my wife after four DIV
tors had failed"
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
Sooner the Better.

Coming generations cannot fail to
recognize the injustice of our bond
system. A bond means slavery and
some day the people will rise up and
break the chains. No right exists
whereby people can be bound to
perpetual servitude and an enlight-
ened view OF the subject which will
put an end to the bondhoider's power.
will wipe out of existence his ability
for plumber, will make a free peo.
ple.-Chicago Express.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16

Hon. Pat. Donan, former editor o.
the st. Joseph, Mo-, Caucasian speak.
ing OF his brother Democrats says
''Since God Almighty created Luci.
fer an archangel of transcendeut ligh,
and glory in heaven, and let him
scoot headlong down the steep tobog-
ganslide OF damnation to become the
head devil in hell, there has never
been a greater failure, more mon
strous falsifier OF pledges and violator
of platforms than the Clevelandesque
aggregation of freaks and insists that
lyingly labels itself the Democratic
party.
The Louisiana populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, Natchitoches Parish, La.) 1894-1898, 1895-08-16
Straight Talk.
Mankind is divided into two classe.

Mankind is divided into two classes
the workers and the idlers; the rob-
bers and the robbed. Every man is
dishonest who lives upon the unpaid
labor of others. Producers interests
are identical, and they must unite
and destroy the army of bloodsuckers
now absorbing their earnings through
usury, monopoly and speculation ere
they can again taste the sweets oil
freedom. The arguments Of the Pop
ulists are unanswerable, hence their
characters are bad in the opinion OF
overwhelmed demagogues.-Farm
and Labor Journal.