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IF you are going To rent Tooms during
the Convention next month you will
need lots OF toilet soap; we can supply you
at wholesale prices Room 8, 6I7 11th
st, NV. tpDE-3t
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A RTESIA N WELLS drilled. S.
LLOYD, 42O N. Y ave. je23-Tt
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"A NE w "A ND Ut T-U Is IHIc1tFf TOT tLe
arrest ana conviction, or for informal ion
leading 10 the arrest and conviction, of any
person found improperly in possession of
any lanterns, tarpaulins, picks harrows
axes, bars, ws. hammers, sledges, tenn
porary track rails, switches or frogs, or
other implements or appliances or ma
ferial OF any kind, belonging to the under
signed and used in his business For marks
of Identification address L. SAXTON.
Street Railway Contractor % G. st. me-
telephone l01OD. juf9- OF em
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GO TO l.. E. Brenninger X Co.. $50 9Th
ST. NV, for strictly pure ice cream: 81
per gallon, delivered. te25-7t
The evening times., 1896-06-26

DEFECTIVE agency and bureau of
inrarInation; detective work in all its
branche1 in the United States and Canada:
all business strictly confidential: ten years
experience in Washington, ID. C.; persons
desiring firsi-Class detective service should
call on us. r. L. DEAN, JOHN TRAM
NELL, office, Room IL, The Ralston,
GI2 ST. NV Washington ID. C. ie21-It
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THE "a DAYS" CURE tfor mcDj
leads all IeIu,snes In thus CITY: cures in 3
days or no charge; consultation free. DIR.
MkEEHAN, ZIG 9Th 81. NV. LIGa.l4t
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THERE s DO IOOIIhHHcsS dDUut tHIB, We
can Siye you an excellent suit oi clothes.
the cost. See to this. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 619 st. NV. ie23-7t
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ALL THAT is NEEDED
TO Restore conadsnos in ). ,Iekln.e y

To Restore Confidence In McF1inlcy,s
s Election. i.
In his weekly financial review, Henry
Clews says: ~,
All that is now wanted is the election
Of Mckinley, to put this country again
on phenomenally prosperous basis, as
was the case In the years tST9-S0 through
the resumption Of specie payments.
There was also similar period in the
year, S92, the last year OF President E2r-
rison's administration, when the highest
point OF prosperity was reached in the
country's history. do not hesitate to
predict that that same notch will be
passed In the year 1897 II the st. Louis
conventions platform is adopted over
whelmlngly by the votes OF the people
on November
IA On the other. hand. IL the Chicago
platform should be adopted. then these
elemtns of prosperity will prove 10 be
absolutely reversed, and we must wade
through period of four years with such
uncertainties as will dishearten employ
crs and employees alike: and II such a
misfortune should overtake this country
Instead of the prosperity indicated, from
which the labor classe would derive the
most benefit, the condition of trade
would become SO deplorabl from one
end OF this nation 10 the other that the
country would have would be the export
ofwage earners; as itwould not be pos
sihle to find work forall on this Side or
the Atlantic. IN h an &.
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! FUCKERS CAMPAIGN.
He i. Making Effective speeches In Gran,

Heis Making Effective Speeches In Grant
County. s. i
Special Correspondence.
MEDLEY. w. Va, Oct. 15.-Hon, Z.
p. Rucker made two excellent speeches
to the voters OF this county. at Green
land and Medley yesterday. The
Greenland speech at 9 p. NJ was un-
fortunately to Republicans only, there
being Ibut three or four Democrats IN
this precinct of one hundred and thirty
six voters, Iand not one OF them was
present. Had they been there, 1T would
have been Impossible for them to With
stand the Irresistible force OF his log
ic. The Medley speech was ut D. M,
and was also full OF logic, the speaker
making but small attempt ut Gowrry
oratory, but sticking close to focts,
Fortunately there were several Demo-
Gratis present.. some OF whom are de-
'scribed this, s|morning MS having
fought their shadows all the way
home" Mr.. Rucker spoke at Gorinanin.
"Wednesday night, and speaks to-day
at Petersburg, ut 2 p. M, and at Mays.
willie at p. m. He Is making a good
impfcssonHa as he passes through the
county. tG11ntj, and his efforts will
add Ito the majority. the county will
roll up for sound money and protcc-
ton. An example of tlrA decentralization
of the Democrats here may be given In
the fact that atetheirt.county convsn-
ton n few days ago at Bayard, they,
nominated atcnndidatfifo for superinten-
dent OF schools, There will be- no va
cancy In that Office f0r,two years.
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FORTY THOUSANDB
Z; pco ''rl:5 calledon Major Mckinley
Saturday.
5000 FROM WEST VIRGINIA ',II
And The Others From Many othsri slater,
Representing Every Walk or r,re wage
WORKERS rrsiomlna,s.-o nr of the Great.
est Days fet-,Grsat En,l,u,ia,n,.

CANTON. Oct, 1s.--Ycstcrday sct nm.
other now mark in the history Of tic
campaign. Delegations arrived M cary
as f'So q. m, and Major Mckinley made
an address before breakfast. lie made
another soon after he had ilnishel that
meal, and two more with only sufflcisnt
ihttermlss!on to move one crowd from the
laWn anu another on there. There was
a little let-up In the arrivals, durinr
which Major Mckinley took n walk for
exercise around the block and thcn re.
sumed speaking 10 delegations which
came faster and OF greater proportions
than ever before. i = (, III w
The crowds had grown By this time
LAT beyond the proportion OF the lawn.
Ihey tilled the AUDITING streets and the
9aJolnlng lawns, and the speaking wa
uone, from the little reviewing stand at
me front OF the lawn Over 40 900 pco-
pig were here. yesterday. a delegation
lliiinS lorty-slx cars and numbering
nearly three Thousand voters came from
INC Interior of West Virginia. State
senator stuart +. Reed, of Clarksburg,
tlnue enc introductorys speech, and was
followed by W.T.. Crump on behalf OF
| - pSSPiN htcf Dlttlt.
The streets from morning until mid.
night were filled with marching bands
and cheering thousands. { The city has
peen simply wild. Atfmidnlght, Are
WORKS and bombs were added 10 the
noise and confusion of tho day. NAT ~
Major Mckinlye made about twenty
speeches during the day to the various
delegations. Following are his remarks
to the West Virglnlans:I E5gi a, & ,ai,f
~ Il do. not know how many delegations
have already addressed to-day, but
they have been coming since o'clock
this morning, and still others are walt
Ing TO be presented. This IS the year
when people allfwant to;vote. They arc
ready now to vote. They know on
which side they intend tovotc, and they
know the party ticket they Intend 10
vote. They have had some experience
In the last three years Eandya half, and
that experience has been most costly.
Not single Industry In the country but
what has suffered. The government has
suffered In It's revenues and the people
In their wages and the prices OF their
products. In fact, everything has SUI
ifered but the glorious principles Of the
Republican party Protection honest
money, public morals. reciprocity, the
national honor, the public credit all are
emblazoned on the banner OF the Repub-
!licans this year. and rallylng arond that
standard are men Of all parties, all races,
all sections, all creeds. TheawhIte man,
the black man, the wa sc Garner and the
employer, the professional and the bus
mess man all have united and stand up
on a commont platform. which is. pla-
form Is for our country ard Its honor.
(Great applause. | have heard from
your spokesman to-day that West Viz
glnla's electoral vote this year will be
for, the Republican. ticket. This .assur-
ance ,gratlfies my heart. j gra tlfies the
heart OF every lover OF his country"
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uFANswgaApaE aulEsr1o4l5s.


.fiIobi'ipt1f x shSNh \ hVtb ftVmrt IDstFs 4 w
gereriyr-Ioo Mach for t;itn.
Special Correspondence. Il
BEVERLY, w. Va, oct. lf.-T'he
friends and relatives OF W. G., Brown,
who have been trying 10 ascertaln his
hiding place ever since his joint discus
slnn with CONGRESSMAN Dayton, WILL bo
Glad TO know that he was fottSd ehierB-
Inc from the red hush on Allegheny
nountaln In Randolph county, a few
days ago. G1a
The Beverly ring took charge Of him
and after assllrlng HIN that Dayton was
In another county, he conaentel 80 speak
nj this place last night, but his chances
for election would have been better II he
had stayed In the red bush. 43a
Several Important questions were nsk-
cd him.. all OF which he eyaded or re-
fused to fnotice. When he was asked
why the bankln which he was Interest,"
ed made contracts payable In gold he
became irritated. d
Among the questions asked him were
the followinE;is * M. 4 4 HI z f,ss ~
\ q. Mr.. Bryan snys that gold has iapprc-
clnteh; That under the gold standard the
gold dollar. has grown In value from 100
to 200 cents, Wages In this country,tlra
paid In gold or the equivalent. Tho rate
,of.swages has risen since 1873. y II the
American II fworlsingman receives ( as
many dollars for n d1y's work now rs he
did prior Ito 1873, and these dollars have
grown iniyalue from loOito 200 cents, do
you not think he would DO unwise TO
swap It fora dollar which Mr. Bryan
\ frankly tells him would be worth only
half az much? 81 js'3
III gold has appreciated 100 per cent.
why would not a dollar buy more labor
in 1890 than In 1870? ID
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r,renistnfrs and provI,,on MS.

ID - I'd H4.a .. l.I1 L. . = d H o b
q CHICAGO-Tke prtecE OF December
wheat closed to-day at an advance OF
exactly sac over yesterdays final fig
urcs.& The bulge was directly attribn-
table to the strong foreign markets and
was accompanied by scenes of excite
ment seldom Witnessed ION the floor.
Corn and onts followed in5thcGwakc OF
wheat, advancing &c md &c respect
lively. Provisions were also strong and
closed 15G032l ac higher. Il, h 8 gi5j 4. "a
) Flour-Hard spring patents Guotable
ut 50 1904 Is in wood I VI, q. WV
u Wheat--Cash,y No. 2 spring T%c: No.
3 spring G7MGG9c: No. Q red TN 07TM c;
October G79 AdD75IS fp7+3sc; December
i$1M db76,b31Jac: May 73M a sos &pSO%c.
Ell Corn-CaslI, No. 81 25%c;5 October 26SD
PIX Sl259ic: December 255s 1eGi,s a 2S.,,sst.;;
May ISM fp2gS5s M2aSc C. 81 i5sEiFi55fS e
Ef Oats Cash, No. q 1ec; No. . white
21A G22Mc; October closed at IS7sc;De
cembcr 19b 019%Gt9Sr: May 2li4G22Q
a2c. tS;is
n. Rye--Noss 9 SOC. n
harley No. 9. nominal filtSsssiiy3
FElaxsced IN o. !. 7StaG p7Tc. NJ, }fil I, =
Timothysctd=- Prime, g co. giSyls}$@t
rs MGss. Porlt--C per barrel ts7 1sO
go: October closed mt 81 is; December
81 0507l 1907 49, January 81 9jGlS INC
$40. b, 4 & i 2! y ,5iy, y Z
Lard Cash, pct. 100 lbs;. 81 S2H "a .05:
October CLOSED mt 81 32M:55f DeGenber
81 2G@As a2kGp4 32lla;;s January siS1si4t,
4s55Gb4 52is. y. = II tsssiS
,f Short Fibs-caah sides. 50 }7OaSa 90:
October closed at S3!7J; Decemberlel clos
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Chicago "Chrionicle"Ss (Dem.) Mr..
nryan'sirecordi from his nomination to
datc: /, ti,9sa '3ls r.;
Speeches delivered ...,....... cc2l
Cities and towpE spoken5in.. . Il z y l9I
States spoken n.......l........!..8 5I q
Milea Travelled 81. 3 u K 1907
Words spoken (estimated) 80. 81 SIT
Things said Ia & G00,00)
Used GROSS OF go!d'f similo.. H o3l
Hair cut ii........,i....... 5t.9 i
New suits clothes. "
Votes made 10, ,1Ol
ESTIMATED. Z n Il 3 81 X \! 4 + a
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CH1CAGO-Cattle closed unchanged.
Hogs. stronger5a at yesterdays range.
Sheep closed at steady prices. Sheep
81 1893 10 for westerns and the general
run of natives with prime native heavy
sheep salablc at 50 25G3 so. Lambs
were In demand at 4 s. SCOT IS for poor
to prime. Feeding sheep were salable
at So 50@2 Co. Recelpts: Cattle 1000
head; hogs $4,000 head; sheep 1000 head.
EAST, L1BERTY-Cattle steady and
unchanged. Hogs slow and IL shade
lower; prime medium weights So 60GS GO:
best Workers. 50 50@3 SIS; common to fair
Workers So 1908 As; heavy hogs s. ESQ
, 80; pigs, MS to quality, So 5OG3 90:
roughs So 5oG3 s25. Sheep dull; prime
s. 1908 50: fair 81 G5GI3 co.; common 81 75
az 25; common to good lambs So O004 co.
Veal calves s. oo@575. 'i5353
. ClNClNNAM-Hogs dull at So 500
3 S5; receipts 1900 head: shipments $500
head. n i.l7sH Ss'tgI' n
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OF INTEREST 10 SPECTATORS.

II YOU speculate. or arc Interested in the
stock or grain market OF New York nnd
Chicago. call on Va ut Room Il Reilly
Block. this city, where we viii DO pleased
TO execute your orders over our private
formation regarding the market, - TIM
market ig quoted TO us from openin,, To
factory. Ia5 M = =. =,
I'VE Offer the benefit OF seven ,yenrs'
nctual experience IN tho brokerage bust.
5nc5s, and often 5havo Information lin /
one6leg our customers to secure handsome
FLETCHER e DRAKE, Brokers.
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! Send your address to II. Z. sBucklcn
{ & Co. Chicago. and get d free sample
box of Dr. Kings New LILO Pills, A
Strial Will convince you OF their merits.
These pills arc easy In action and are
particularly effective In tho cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria nnd3Lirer troubles they have
been proved Invaluable They are
guaranteed to be perfectly FREQ from
every dcIeterlous substance and TO be
purely vegetable. They do not weaker
stomach md bowels greatly iHvlgornte
the system Regular size &c. per box,
Sold by Logan Drug CO.. Druggists. u
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Metals.

NEW 2, YORK--Pig iron quiet and
steady: southern $40 251l2 90; northern
$40 75@12 30. Copper steady: lake
brokers So GO. Lead steady; domestic
brokers l0Ac.G Tin, plates quiet. 'fl
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DO not allow,y0ur system to get weak
md dtbllitated, il is; easy to, keep well
and strong by taking Hoods Sarsnpa.
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Il OIL CITY-Credi.tbalan 81 Il; GER
ttifcates. no bids or offers; shipments
S9,1lS barrels; runs 45754 barrels.
" NEW YoRK-Pennsylvania, crude
steady; November. 81 l4ls bid; sales
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ToLEDO-Wheat higher and firm:
No. red Sic: December S4Ac; May s731kc.
Corn dull and firm: No. 2 mixed PSI c.
) Oats dull and steady: No. . mixed i9c.
Rye dull and firm; No. cash 41c Clo-
verseed higher and firm; prime October
So So: December S., 65.
'sg PHILADELPHIA Butter firm: fam
cy western creamery laW19hc: do Penn
sylvania prints Zoe; do do jobhing PIG
4c. Eggs etrong; fresh nearby 100; !ex-
ceptional lots higher; do western $50
1SAc. Cheese firm. =
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q Al $ 77.a; January s377M@a 600

ca at - 773s; January s377M9i OoV
whskcy-Dlstlllers' finished goods,
per gallon. BIB
,Butter-Eirm; creamery 91lsc; dair--,
les 9d1Gc. X # a 4 + n Il
cheese.-Flrm at S8SMc. y
HEggs-Flrm: fresh 1Gc. ,rr8
NEW YORIl-Flour, receipts 1900
barrels: exports $4,000 barrels; market
firm and higher. Wheat receipts 14s, 900
bushels; exports $4,000 ushels; spot
strong No. hard S37sc; options ruled
strong and decidedly higher, closing at
263hc advance: May closed at siAc;
| December. closed at5S1%c. Corn, re-
ceipts 10000 bushels: exports CSC
bushels; spot strong; No. 2, 32Ac; OPP
lions strong and active on export de-
mand and the rise Ingwheat, closing at
&c net advance; May 35}aGl25 1850
35ac; December closed at 33Ac. Oats.
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 273,000
bushels; spot stronger; No. 2, 23kc: OPP
tons were fairly active and strong In
sympathy with corn, closing at %@Ec
higher; May 26hc closing; December
closed at 241sc. Hay quiet; shipping So
@6oc; good to choice 75aS2&c Hops
firm. Hides firm; Galveston 12c; Texas
dry 91sc; California 15c Leather firm;
hemlocls sole Buenos Ayres light to
heavy weights l9tsQ20c: Acid light to
Beef firm: family 9h010c; beef hams
SIG OO@lI 90. Cutmeats firm; picked
bellies 546c: picked shoulders A. Q4kc;
picked hams 9G9hc. Lard firm; west
ern steamed closed at 81 67Is; October
closed at 81 65; nominal: refined higher
Pork firm mess IS 50@9 90: short clear
So 5000 80: family $40 5OGl2 so. RoSn
llrm; strained common to good 81 87E@
l so. Tallow steady; city sac:
country 53%c; Turpentine firm.
Rice steady. Molasses quiet. Coffee
Options fairly steady at net decline Of 20
points. Sugar. raw quiet; refined steady;
CottonSeed oil about steady.
BALTIMoRE-Flour firm; western
family So 1904 rs; winter wheat patent
| 81 10G4 90: spring do 81 0004 20; receipts
24,218 barrels. Wheat strong and high
er; spot and month 7sss @7SAc: Decem-
Der SCAqS1c; receipts 1880 bushels; ex-
ports 1919 bushels: southern whcat by
sample T919c. Corn strong and high
er; spot and month 31A@3lEc: Novem-
Der and December new and old. 31A4
3l3Gc: receipts 66,700 bushels; southern
white and yellow corn 33@34c. Oats
quiet but steady: No. 2 white CSC bid:
receipts $500 bushels; exports 29O, 900
bushels. Rye firm; No western 4ilsc
bid: receipts 1850 bushels; exports ST.
500 bushels. Hay firm: choice timothy
Sl3 90 bid. Sugar steady and rnchang-
ed. Butter, eggs and cheese firm and un-
changed. II,
q C1NCINNATI-Flour active. Wheat
stronger; M. 2 red 76@7sc: receipts
1900 head; shipments 1900 head. Corn
firm; No. 9 mixed 27@2Sc. Oats steady;
No. 2 mixed l7AG17hc. Rye firm: No.
?, 42c. Lard stronger at 81 20. Bulk
meats firm at 81 90. Bacon quiet at IS 90.
Whisky steady; sales $50 barrels at 81 IS.
Butter steady. Sugar quiet. Eggs firm
at 13c. n n Z
TOLEDO-Wheat higher and firm:
No. 9 red Sic: Decemher R4Mc e. Nav s11Lc
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features or tic Money AMI stocis
~: l-- l1sI Markets. s5 . ~

,v,,. w.. - I.,.s
i '"''''4 .ne an" s''e"
N markets. ',g' '''.,
NEW YORK; Oct. 1E--Tobacco prac-
tlcally constituted to.day's stock mar.
IN 81 ,,,t,t Il ,a,IF,,,,it,. II s,,,,,a, :
ny n pe,.t ~ ~ t .'Ht 1ai tl',4e u
sensational extreme break OF VI per
cent to G9h, after nh early improve
mont az n no,nt Wills tha lar, ,,ci schn-
-, Z. . -.
inues'. rise IN me STOCK mas 3oeeh ae-
companlcd by a number OF vague ru-
mors OF n bullish character. Including
1, 10 ,,,,,,, III.
su y "a ae' 20"
IN regard to dividends, the more re-
Gently by reports Of an Impending alb
snrn,tan of the n1onts az tbo moro I'm.
~.
20 'aH. 1te VL'poseu 70 tie tAil'eii-
can Tobacco Company, the decline to-
day caused only lans,,id interest on
the part OF the financial community Mt
Inrpe Exnerienced onera TORS Snre' wall
aware that the closeness with which
Tobacco stock Is held permits tn,se
who arc chiefly Interested In If 10 make
practically their own fnrlces Tha SIC
cessiyc conflicting reports that the nj
jered fnendinr deals are i"on"f or "otr"
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. MANY political speakers, clcrcymen
singers and others who use the voice
excessively. rely upon One N1inute
Cough Cure to prevent huslsiness n nh
larynsltis. Its value as a preventive 10
gonlyI5 equnled by It's power to afford
instantaneous relief. Charles n
Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co.. bridgeport; Pen
body & Son. Benwood. I. - !;
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Dry Goods.

n NEW y oRK--Prlnting cloths In de.
mand at . 9-1Gc, but no sales reported.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK--Wool steady; domestic
fleece la1lSc; pulled 15D20c..
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RAILWAY TIME Ass 81.

t .aI,syn !, and departure OF trains q, ana
\, ,'s 3 1, y VIZ ~ issS Explanation q Reter.
n ,i Matk1, Daily. iDaiiy. exssn, M,
way lpaily. except SATURDAY yrs,i5 Y
s S. Monday, isundays only. ssa,n.,, IL /.
Way. haStern STANDARD rI,na y n .'.s,s
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: Electric cars from Bridgeport TO Wheel
SsDniiy. a IN II 80 fS y l5
%tSundnys only between points marked
All other. trains daily except Sunday, s
n On Sunday train No. runs to Uhrlchs-
from UhrlchSvlllc instead OF Bridgeport. q
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V ClNClNNA1d-Hogs dull at 4 So 506
3 30: receipts 1900 head: shipments $500
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-18
OPINIONS OF BRYAN.
What Men Who Served With Him In
Congress Say of Him.

The New York World prints the
oninions of many men who served with
Mr.. Bryan in Congress. We quote TWO
opinions:
Hon. Joseph C. Sibley, the SILVER
leader of Pennsylvania, writes 49,,
''My Judgment is that il elected MI
BRYAN will attempt the duties alone
imposed by the constitution, ana WIZ
not seek to arrogate to himsel[ tne
powers of the Legislature and Judlcia-
nv. He is better than the platform
He possesses the ability, the courage
and the high moral character that'
guided by wise counsels, VIII direct
the ship of State in safe channels TO
a prosperous harbor. | fear no man
as chief magistrate who at the close
of each days labor on his Bonded
knees involes the guidance of Al
mighty God and seeks in public ana
private action to conform to Ills re-
vealed will.
Hon. w. A. II. Branch, of North Car.
olina, writes:
.sBrvan as President will be the
equal of any since the days OF Jeifcr-
son. Raised among the people, he hns
seen and felt their troubles and suffer
ings caused by a high protective tar
if and ever-increasing standard. Ills
heart is full Of sympathy for NIL. lie
will as President know no action, no
class. but will be President of the en-
tire country. Being unmortgaged to
the trusts and other interests which
Cypress a great people, he will be free
to use every means at his command
to place the entire country upon the
high road to prosperity, to start ev-
erv wheel of every manufacturing in
dustrv from Maine to Texas, from
North Carolina to California; to adjust
the currency of the country to basis
that will make panics unnecessary and
the manufacture of them impossible;
to give those who desire to earn an
honest living chance and give the
sons of toll, whether in the mines, in
the cities or under the midday sun of
the open fields an opportunity once
more to prosper and to live as free
men and Americans. His action imme
diately after his nomination in declar-
ing that under no circumstances if
elected would he be a candidate for
reelection marks him as honest, sim
esEe aR and ttF0H f aE8fh to things to secure his
own ambitious ends"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-07-18
THE FRUSTRATING SHOCKS

OF malarial fever are not to be counter
acted by quinine with any degree OF
certainty, or for any length of time.
The eradication and prevention of dis
eases Of a miasmatic type are, how
ever ascertained possibilities. Long
experience has shown that there is in
fnitely more preventive efficacy in the
fine botanic medicine, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, than in the alkaloids,
drugs and poisons which were former
w the only recognized means Of re
moving and anticipating attacks of
fever and ague and bilious remittent.
When the system has been depleted
by periodically recurring paroNysms,
this agreeable restorative renews the
fund of energy, and is not only posi-
tive specific, but repairs the damage
to the general health inflicted by all
febile complaints partaking Of the ma
larial character.