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A LnVeIOrn Goat.

Harper's Magazine.
"Phats the matter with Billy, Mrs.
Brannigap, that he acks so sintimln-
ti1?'
+ "Och, the baste got upon the cinter
table in the parrlor an masthicated the
shrpig of mistletoe Rosy suspended
from the candleeer"
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NEW BICYCLE FOR WHICH BIG
CLAIMS ARE MADE IN ENG
LAND.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE CHAIN
MORE POWER AND FAR GREAT
Err SPEED on THE LEVER
AGE PRINCIPLE.
TIME RECORDS ARE BROKEN.
In the Experimental TriaIs-WOn-
derfu; Things Promised in
1896.

Has the greatest of discoveries for
the bicycle has reached? VIII the
record-breaker on the rubber tires of
the future Out-foot the birds and put
to shame the proudest efforts of the
race horse? asks the New York
World. Have we at last reached the
bicycle millennium, when science
Will enable the man on the machine,
supplying his own motive power, lit
orally to annihilate space by the eX-
ercise of a minimum of physical eff
fort?
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Left to the Grand Jury.

Special to the Globe.
OWATONNA, Mimi, Dec. 1.-THE
county attorney has decided to drop
the case against Marshal Stewart, who
shot and killed George Krippner while
making an arrest, and will leave the
matter until the meeting of the grand
Jury next June,
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seriously, and watch events with an
anxious eye.
If all that is claimed for this chain
Is realized, there can be no question
that cycling will have reached the
apex of its perfection. There can be
no further step forward. There Will
be need for none. Man will get as
near to actual flight as he can get ON
The earth. The same chain principle
attached to one of Prof. Myers sum
day World airships will enable him to
tack about in the heavens as readily
as if he were sailing boat in New
York harbor.
The Sunday World has not seen a
wheel operated by this remarkable
chain. 1t is not prepared to say that
all that is claimed for it is warranted
by the facts 1t presents all the OBJ
tainable details of it, together with
the only accurate diagram ever print
ed, either in England or America.
This in itself is a great contribution
to the literature of bicycling. The
Simpson chain up to date has been a
good deal of a mystery, at least on
this side of the Atlantic. The invent
ors have held back the essential facts
about it. They feel that there Is
for.t,lne in il.
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-AA 5ss$5 s5s$s q s%s i, $$si ie55s2 5sse
YUSYcSU1M V children every
Not Intentionally, you understand,
but nevertheless certainly.
Through carelessness? Possibly.
Through ignorance? Certainly.
Calling a spade spade Isl sometimes
the only way to convey an idea intel
ligibly.
Let us do little plain talking.
From the moment of conception, the
little vital spark is dependent on the
blood and tissues of the mother for
nourishment and growth.
From the time it is born until 1t is
mothers milk for nourishment and
growth
There can be no question as to these
facts. Can there?
If the mothers blood and tissues are
clean, pure and free from poisons the
be strong and healthy.
Pure blood and rich blood are synony-
nous.
No persons blood can be pure unless
the kidneys are working naturally and
healthfully.
The sole duty of the kidneys is to
purify the blood.
Healthy Kidneys-Pure Blood.
Pure Blood-Rich, Pure Milk.
Rich, Pure Milk-Strong, healthy Ba-
This is not a hard argument to fol-
low.
Because it Is the Truth.
Do you see it's application? You
mothers with poor, frail, puny, half
nourished, and more thaI Salf-poison-
ed babies?
DO you wonder that their tender
brain and blood cannot resist polHnns
and impurities that make even VA
sick, dizzy, torpid and weak?
You owe it to your child, your Maker,
and yourself to keep your kidneys ac-
tive and your blood pure.
Asparagus is the natural medicine
for the kidneys.
All it's virtues to heal, to soothe, to
strengthen, to purify will be found in
And the poorest mother can afford
them They are only so cents a box,
although worth ten times that to you.
Sweet and low, sweet and low,
Wind of the Western sea,
Low, low, breathe and blow,
Wind Of the Western sea.
Over the rolling waters go,
Come from the dying moon and
blow,
Blow him again to- me;
While my little, one, while my pretty
one sleeps"
gists, or enclose 50 cts. in stamps or
silver direct to the
XH OUOS MEDICINE CO.,
Cparagus cni2sse. ssS Francisco
~ <szA Instructive BOOK
MdTeyPiIls Snd and Big Blood Filter
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While learned
Saw is better exercise than riding bicycle contents the boys to stay
mechanical which they wish to follow in after good
million Of these have sold and the demand continues
Blower Tools The oode Lathe
only Han Scrolls
including
Circulars particulars receipt OF
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HOW THE CHAIN WORKS.

The Simpson chain aims to give
greater driving power without in
creased effort. 1t is assumed that the
reader, whether he is a cyclist or not.
understands what sprockets are and
what is their function. In wheels
equipped with the Simpson chain there
will, of course, be Two sprockets. The
forward sprocket, or driving wheel,
will be the same as is now used. The
rear sprocket will be greatly different.
Look at the accompanying cut and you
will see what this difference is.
This sprocket will consist of two op-
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of
will you the pen OF
This applies goodS
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SPRocKET 6. CHAIN LINK
THE LATEST BICYCL

IMPROVEMENT
Is a a a
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FAT AND HANDSOME.
VARIETIES OF BABIES AND THE
CURIOUS STORIES THEIR
FACES SOMETIMES
TELL.
The Sins or Ignorance of the Par
ents and How 1t Affects the
Little Ones.

Every mothers S
baby is the hand
soonest and most
loveable in the
whole world - to
her.
Any yet thou
sands of just such
proud and loving
mothers kill their
children eV e + y
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er. She was then nineteen years old,
but was the belle of the city. The
young French captain Immediately
fell in love with the beautiful girl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03
More Gall.

The Pacific railroads now come for
ward with the proposition to pay the
principal of their debt if the govern
ment will knock off the interest. In
view Of the fact that the interest, which
has been paid by the government for
thirty years, amounts to $4,000, 900
while the principal is about $37, 900, 900
this is another example of pure, I'M
adulterated gall for which the corpora
lions are distinguished. We have no
doubt that this proposition will be about
the basis of settlement between the
government and the Pacific railroads
This will place the government in the
position of having donated enough land
to the companies to build the roads and
then giving the projectors and owners
a bonus of $40 200, 900 to run them. OF
course all sorts Of excuses will be urged
for taking this action. 1t will be said
that the company is not able to pay, and
it is better to take a half loaf than none
at all. But in spite of all these excuses
the fact remains that Huntington, Stan
ford. Croker and others who composed
the company have grown immensely
rich. If the company" is not able to
pay, why not compel the men who COM
pose the company" to pay? If the
road had been properly managed. it
could have paid out long ago; or at least
have paid the interest on its bonds.
Now the government, after donating
the most prineely land grants in the
history of the world, is asked to con-
tribute another small donation OF s40,-
000, 900 in cash.
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What the socialis.s Think,


Some OF our friends have lost good
deal Of sleep and peace of mind over
the ideas expressed by a few over
anxious souls about the alleged cap
ture of the st. Louis conference" by
the socialists. We commend to such
the perusal of the following from the
socialist paper, The People of New
York city, in its issue of Jan. 13, 1895:
THE plan Of the silverites to make
the Peoples Party more reactionary
than it was and to shrink the Omaha
platform into a one plank silver affair
has been substantially carried out.
"The manifesto, appended below,
which the st. Louis conference issued
to the people, is hardly anything else
than a silver manifesto. Some FIVE
cold lines are devoted to a uncondi-
ton naturalization of the railroads.
The rest is the old, old middle class
wall about money. The manifesto omits
all mention of the telegraph and tele-
phone as proper things to nationalize;
and last, not least, 1t drops all illusions
to the land. Thus the telegraph,
telephone and land questions are bod
lily cut out Of the Omaha platform.
That it had to come to this was
clear beforehand to the trained social
lists. Will this experience serve to
disillusion those credulous socialists
who imagined Populism was going
their way? It is to be hoped so, and
that throughout the west the working
men and intelligent elements will drop
out OF Populism and organize them
selves into sections of the socialist Ia
Dor party. This work should proceed
promptly. A presidential campaign is
at our doors. Let no more time be
has long enough been led by the nose
by the gold bug capitalists, let them
not now play the voting cattle for the
silver bug, would-be capitalist OF the
middle class.
Nor should the last resolution about
the election frauds in the south be al
lowed to deceive any one. Tillman's
movement in South Carolina is appro-
propriated by the Populists. They
claim as theirs his vote. And 30 it is
substantially. But Tillman stands
dFOWCuAJ AoA INC utcAI d4iChfccniSuI OI
the negro. The committee on South
ern ballot box frauds will have to prac-
tice some grand contortions.
From beginning to end the mani
festo is genuine capitalist catch vote
and catch gulls affair. 1t does honor
to the capitalist brains. He who can
read between the lines can see writer
all over 1.-THE working class sold
out here. "-Nonconformist.
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The Silver Party.

The long looked for and threatened
new silver party has at last made its
debut. 1t comes out with long mani
resto that is intended to state its
case" and which is signed by about a
dozen men among whom are Gen. A.
j. Warner, president of the Bimetallic
league, Senators Jones and Stewart of
Nevada and perhaps a half dozen con-
gressmen.
mat this movement will amount to
put little goes without saying. Such
men as Bland, Bryan, Teller and VOL
colt refuse to join it. This shows the
lnsincerity of the men who have beer
heretofore regarded as the champion.
Oh silver. These men, when asked why
they did not go with the Populists, the
only free silver party in existence, re-
Piled that the Populists demanded too
much in their platform-too many i'm
practical things. Now when a party is
organized on the basis of the very
thing for which these same gentlemen
nave been fighting, they say it is a
one Idea party and refuse to join 1t.
The truth OF the matter is that
Bland, Bryan, Teller, Wolcott, and tho
whole outfit of men of their stripe are
a set OF blatant demagogues who have
been, and are, doing the silver cause
more harm than good. They keep up
the agitation of the question because
1t is popular with their constituents
and serves them a good point for re-
election. They know that the fight is
useless as long as made within the lines
OF their respective parties, and while
they cut up, prance and caper around
the forks of the road" and the part
ing OF her ways" they are very careful
not to take the onl! path that leads t.
the restoration of silver. By remain
ing in their parties they prevent other:
from leaving-enough to swell the
ranks of real silver party to proper
tons that would insure the rehabita
ton of the white metal. They belong
to that class of which it is said the.
neither go in themselves, neither suf
fer they them that are entering to &c
in.
There was too much of the Populist
platform.
There is not enough of the new sill
yer party platform.
So say these self righteous phari-
sees.
They belong to that class of whom
Christ said: For John came neither
eating or drinking, and they say, h,
hath a devil. The son of man came
eating and drinking, and they say
Behold man gluttonous, and a wine
bibber, friend of publicans and sin
ners."
The trouble with Bland, Teller and
the outfit OF that stripe is weak back
bones and uncomfortable desire for
Office.
Instead Of being statesmen they arc
demagogues. Instead of leading the
masses out of the wilderness of bond
age, they betray them into the handa
of their enemies, while they dance tho
death dance around parting of tho
ways" and give their support to gold
bug parties.
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be procured of George F. Washburn,
lock box 1894. Boston. at Is cents
each. PAUL VANDERVOORT,
Commander.
ABOUT MONEY.

A Few Words About It's True Functions
and Value.
Metallic money Is the money of bar
barous peoples.
Paper money is the money Of civil
ICED nations.
There is no intrinsic value in a
twenty dollar piece.
There is no intrinsic value in any
piece of money.
The money stamp Of the government
destroys all intrinsic value.
When gold and silver are coined into
money their intrinsic value is DESTROYED.
"The government stamp makes the
money"
1t is not the intrinsic value, but debt
paying value that we demand in our
money.
Any money is as good as the author
ity that issues it.
One kind Of money is as good as
another to pay your taxes.
A sound government makes sound
money no matter of what material.
Where there is no government, there
Is no money, however much gold and
SllNeT Cnere may De.
A dollar is dollar so long as 1t has
the government stamp upon 1t.
The counterfeiting laws punish the
crime Of initiating the government
stamp.
The laws that punish counterfeiting
take no account of the material upon
which the counterfeit stamp is placed.
If you make SIS piece out of full FIVE
dollars worth Of gold you are neverthe-
less counterfeiter.
THE demand for money is equal to
the demand for all other things"
There is not enough money in the
country to pay 1 per cent of the total
Indebtedness.
There is not enough gold in the coun-
our debts.
There is not enough money in circu-
lation to pay the interest on our debts.
For want of money the people Of the
United States are doing business on a
barter system.
Under the rule of Sherman and Cleve-
land our money volume shrinks as our
population and production increase.
1t is to the interest Of the money
lender to have money made of mate
rial that can be "cornered."
1t is to the interest of all but the
money-lending classes, and those with
fixed incomes, to have the money vol
ume increase with the production and
population.
There is less money in circulation
than when our population was less than
one-half what 1t is now.
Paper money is not redeemed when
gold is given in exchange for it.
No money is redeemed until it Is ac-
cepted in payment of taxes, debts or
some useful or desirable article.
Confidence is an essential factor in
any money system; but if the people
lose confidence in the government, they
lose confidence in the monetary system.
A government that surrenders the
rights of the people to money ring
ought to be, and sooner or later will be
altered, amended or abolished."-
Appeal.
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WEAK NERVES

Indicate as surely as any physical symp.
tom shows anything, that the organs
and tissues OF the body are not satisfied
with their nourishment.
They draw their sIIstenance from the
blood. and il the blood is thin. impure,
or insufficient, they are in u state OF re-
volt. Their complaints are made to
the brain. the king Of the body, through
the nervous system, and the result OF
the general dissatisfaction is what we
call Nervousness.
This is a concise, reasonable explana-
ton OF the whole matter.
The cure for Nervousness, then, is
simple. Purify and enrich your blood
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. and the
nerves. tissues and organs will have the
healthful nourishment they crave. Ner-
vousness and Weakness will then give
way to strength and health,
That this is not theory but fact is
proven by the voluntary statements Of
thousands cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rila. Read the next column.
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Highest Of all Leavening Power-Lasest u Govt Report
R>'a'!! BfakiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
How II strikeaaMan.

Mrs. Lovesales ito her husband)-O
Edgar, look at the bargains in this ad-
vertisement. Smithson has bought
the whole bankrupt stock of Null
hooly, and just see what he advertises:
silks, Mulhooly's price 50 O yard,
our price 10 cents
Lace curtains, Mulhooly's price.
SIS; our price 80 cents
"Tablecloths, Mulhooly's price 81. so;
our price 81 cents"
Are mt these real bargains?
Her husband OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an awful villain Mulhooly must have
been.-Trutb.
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We must in self defense hold tho

We must in self defense, hold them
as we hold the rest of mankind-ene
mics as usurpers; as brothers, friends
We, therefore, the laborers of Amer.
lea, appealing to God and reason fol
the rectitude of our intentions. do pub
fish and declare that the common peo-
pie are, or ought to be absolved from
all fear of the money power, and that
they propose to take the government
in their own hands; issue money, pro-
mote peace, control transportation and
the transmission of intelligence, estab-
lish Justice. provide homes for the
homeless, and do all such acts as the
people by vote shall direct.
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Why isn't secret conspiracy with for
eign foes in time of peace as much a
crime as conspiracy in time Of war?
The secret deal of President Cleveland
with the Rothschilds syndicate would
be treason, punishable with death, in
time Of war. And 1t is at least punish
able with political death in time of
peace.
Democrats in the west and south
agree that they don't want any more
presidents from New York, but then
that has always been the cry before
the nominating convention.
The republicans made the law and
the democrats issued the bonds. Both
old parties are in favor Of the gold
notwithstanding and more misery.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03

"With pleasure l will state that Hoods
Sarsaparlla has helped me wonderfully.
For several months | could not lie down to
sleep on account Of heart trouble aud also
Prostitution of the Nerves.
For three years l had been doctoring, but
could not get cured. l received relief for q
while, but not permanent. Soon after be-
ginning to take Hoods Sarsaparilla there
was change for the better. In short
time 1 was feeling splendidly. now rest
we'll aud am able to do work Of whatever
kind. II had not tried Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not know what would have become of
me. | keep 1t In my house all the time, and
other members Of the family take it, and all
say there is
Nothing Like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. have highly recommended It
and one Of my neighbors has commenced
taking It. / recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
at every opportunity" Mrs. S. BRAD
DOCK, 4o4 Eric Av., Willamsport, Pennsyl-
vania. Remember
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03
1t Depends Jpop ,he s,a,.

Mrs Homely-It is easy to get out
OF one state into another in our coun-
try.
Mrs. Hogburg from Chicago)-I
don't know about that. had consid-
cradle trouble to get out of the mar
rled state one time. Number five put
In an answer when 1 applied for a di-
vorce Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Almost Traredx.

Bilson-Hello, Dick, l just saw
YOUR wife taking home masher she
picked up down town.
Dick-Waow Goes home with
blood in his eye, breaks the door in
and discovers his wife in the kitchen
trying her new acquis ton on the
boiled potatoes IN. Y. World.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03
Plans for the Future.

I'm going to be lawyer when
grow up" said Walter.
I'm not, said Jimmie. I'm going
to keep candy store and be rich
enough tn eat it all up myself.-har-
per S Young People
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03
What q BLESSING

1t is TO have strong nerves, and now many are
denied II. 1hey 10 wnOm nature has been
llggard in this respect Gun ENJOY nerve vlgor
ana Qule tudc # they use hoSIetter Stomach
.,ltlers, one of the hnest nervlnes anu tones
III existence. Dyspepsia, a proIlnc source OF
IcrVe nQCletuue, IS lnVarIaOly overcome 6y
Wis genlaI medicine, WHICH Is also potent as u
remedy Tor maIarial and kidney lrouvIe anu
vOISLlDatIOn
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03

\ couple of deputies belonging to
different shades of po.ili,s meet in the
lobby of the French Chamber The
PRIME minister is about to give r.
Intel an appointment in the diplo-
matte service 'N hat. that feHow?'
why, cert inly. he i, very capable
man Yes, capable of anything. -
LaCroiS
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The Young Lawyer.

Brown-Is young Flyingwedge prac-
ticing law?
Jonrs-I think not. He was ad-
mltIed to the bar, but l think he's
practicing economy Vogue.
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Evidently Mistaken.

Father-Nowadays it costs more to
mend shoes Il an to buy w ones.
Daughtrr-Yo must be mistaken.
"Whv do you hin sou
IF it did, patched shoes would be
fashionable. IN. Y Wee ..ly.
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Banker-Well, our cashier has
skipped.
Mrs. i What, that modest. unas-
Stunning gentleman? Why, l thought
he was positively shy.
Banker-He was shy-fifty thousand
dollars shy.-Dctro.t Free Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03
hhe knew Him.

The Bore-May l sit down and talk
to you just minute?
The Lauy--I IN afraid not-you Sc
have an engagement TWO hours from
now,-Chicago Record.
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He Knew He Was.

well. you're a sight" exclaimed
the bystanders, as the man fell into
the mortar bed.
Yes" the man said, sorrowfuliy,
as he scraped himself off with Il chip,
Sub lime. "-Rockland Tribune.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03

Cholly Chumpleigh-Yes, Miss Cold.
cal. theosophy is a subject to which ]
have not been able to give any
thought.
Miss Coldeal-I can readily under.
stand that, MIR. Chumpleigh Life.
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Wifc-There now! This paper says
that married men can live on It Sc
thin single men.
Husband-But, my dear, all of us
haven't wives who take in washing.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03

A British commander-in chief when
on active service receives 1878 per
week.
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Ready Aconiescence.

Twynn latter setting forth his
plans)-Don't you think my idea ought
to be carried out?
Iriplett mot favorably impressed
fes-and buried.-,Iudee
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03

An expert oculist has been APP.
po nted to test the eyesight of al con-
ductors, engineers and. brakemen on
the Canadian Pacific line.
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INDUSTRIAL LEGION
CIRCULAR NO. I FROM NATION.
AL HEADQUARTERS.

Fun Instructions to Members OF the
Order-The Call for Minute Men-To
Win the Battle We Must he Wen
Organized.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-04-03

Jillson says he doesn't sec why there
should be any objection to women en-
tering the 1t e ii pro ession. ont on
see that nine out of every ten m rried
men know very well that her word is
law.--buff. lot ourier.