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Baja California
Darniana BitterS

Is powerful aphrodisao and specific tonic for the
sexual and urinary organs OF both sexes, and Q
crest remedy for diseases of the kidneys and blad
der. A great Restorative, Invigorator and Nervine
Sells on its own Merits-no long-winded test.
monials necessary.
NABER, ALFS q BRUNE, Agents.
S23 Market St., 8. F.-(Send for CircuIar.)
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Dried Fruit.

2000 pounds Dried Apples, sliced, No. /.
1000 pounds Dried Apricots, bleached, No. /.
100 pounds Dried Cnrrants, Zante, No. /.
1000 pounds Dried Peaches, bleached, No. !.
5000 pounds Dried Prunes, California French, sc
to 10.
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Macaroni and vermiceIIi.
Canned Goods

1000 pounds Macaroni, white, No ], 25-pound
boxes, net.
1000 pounds vermicelli, white, No. 1. 25-pound
boxes, net.
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Broous
Crockerv and GIaasware

16 dozen California Brooms. The Industrial
Home for the Adult Blind, No. !, Excelsior
dozen Whisk Brooms. strings.
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Crockery and Glassware.
dozen Dinner Plates, S-inch.
8 dozen Soup Plates 8-nch.
3 dozen Vegetable Dishes, 9-inch.
! dozen Platters, 12-inch.
dozen Sauce Dishes small.
IL dozen Cups and Saucers.
dozen Glass Tum blers-
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Clothing,

100 dozen pair gray mixed cotton Socks.
10 dozen Overalls, duck, canton flannel lined, leg
80 TO 3d. waist 32 to IA.
dozen pair Suspenders, average and extra
lengths
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RanRa Coal

40 tons screened coal. 2240 pounds to the
ton. Bidders specify kind and quality.
To be delivered in carload lots and weighed on
Asylum scales.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.
SUPPLIES
STATE INSANE ASYLUM
AT AGNEWS.
Comm cling May L, 1896, and Ending
September 80, 1896.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
IN proposals will be received at the Office Of the
Secretary the Board of Trustees of the State In
an @ m % O'clock se a', o T
DAY, APRIL 81, 1896. and at the Asylum at
sP " L 1855 asyum ior furnsS
ing supplies tor said Asylum for the six months
a ending y.
schedule, and 10 be delivered as ordered:
Groceries.
5000 pounds Beans, small white No. 1, last crop.
dozen Bath Brick.
1000 pounds Crackers. Soda, net weight.
$50 pounds Corn Starch, Kingsford's 1-pound
400 pounds Cheese. best quality, California.
40 pounds Candles Stearic Wax, 20-pound boxes,
l6 ounces
so gallons Coal OIL, $50 degrees test
4S pounds Chocolate, Eagle. 1-pound papers.
100 pounds Germea-
5000 pounds Hominy, large.
ID gross Matches Diamond Match Co.'s three
noes, Safety.
dozen bottles Lucca Oh, quarts, Cross & Black
well.
3 dozen bottles Olive on. Onto farm. Goodrich's
large.
600 pounds Pearl Barley, No. 8.
800 gallons Pickles, No ! mixed. in barrels.
boxes Raisins, 8 crown loose. 50-pound boxes.
5000 pounds Rice, Sandwich Islands, No. !.
1000 pounds Split Peas.
5000 pounds Sugar, dry granulated, extra fine.
$4,000 pounds Sugar, Golden G.
200 pounds Sugar cube.
200 pounds Sugar, powdered.
1900 gallons syrup, Golden, 80 gallons to the
barrel.
72 pounds Soda. Bicarbonate, 1-pound papers.
500 pounds Tapioca, fake.
200 gallons Vinegar, wine, 40 deg. test.
3 dozen bottles Worcestershire Sauce, Lea & Per
rims pints.
8 cases oysters, ~ ounces, No. /. Farren's-
Macaroni and Vermicelli.
1000 pounds Macaroni, white, No. J, 25-pound
hf~n
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Flour, Grain, Etc.
$1,000 pounds Ground Barley.
5000 pounds Corn zeal
5000 pounds Cat Meal, extra.
5000 pounds Cracked Wheat.
$4,000 pounds Bran.
3 barrels Rolled Oats.
600 barrels Flour, bakers extra.
2400 pounds Graham Flour.
5000 pounds Wheat.
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SIN mOk1ng TOBACCO and Pipes.
$50 pounds Plug Cut in 1-pound packages; bid
cers 10 submit samples.
gross Clay Pipes. I. ID.
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Soap, I've and Soda,

the box.
20 boxes Ivory Soap, laundry size, 100 bars to
the box.
1900 pounds Laundry Soap Tischer's
200 cans Concentrated Lye, American one-pound
cans
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Fresh Beef. Mutton. Etc.

100, 600 pounds Fresh Beef, No. l, all steers,
from 500 pounds to 700 pounds, delivered in sides.
5000 pounds No. / Fresh Mutton, delivered
whole
$500 pounds No. Fresh Veal, dressed, delivered
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Smoking Tobac

Chewing Tobacco.
200 pounds Drummond Tobacco Company
Horse Shoe.
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Laundry Supplies.
case Chloride Of Lime "a ten pound cans,
2 cases Caustic Soda, "a ten pound cans
] case Caustic Potash, IL twenty-pound cans.
pounds Blueing Aniline K.
$50 pounds Laundry Starch, Palmetto brand
200 pounds Wheat Starch, ffty-pound boxes.
Is pounds Japan Wax.
1000 pounds Sal Soda.
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900 pounds Goldfish, California selected. 100
pound cases to run 1S fish or less to case last
catch.
halfbarrels Mackerel, No. /, 100 pounds net
each barrel.
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Hams, Bacon, Lard and Pork.
coo pounds Bacon, Light Breakfast, bidders to
state brands.
$500 pounds Hams, bidders to state brands.
1O0O pounds Lard Pure Leaf, in tierces.
barrels Salt Pork, extra clear.
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900 dozen Fresh California Eggs.
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10000 pounds Fresh Fish, No. l assorted.
Salt.
5000 pounds Fine Dairy Salt.
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RoIl Ruttar.

$500 pounds Fresh Fancy California Butter.
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The ears OF the garden slug are located
in his neck.
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WICKLOW.

The Bray Town Commissioners have got
themselves into "mess." In a perhaps
unconscious attempt to elect more mem
bers of the Town Board than they had
vacancies for, they have succeeded in
electing none at all. It would seem that
the Commissioners in their wisdom
grouped" with an ordinary rotation Of
three members a casual vacancy. which
they should have filled by co-option; so
that the, voting was for four candidates
instead of three. There were eight can
didades in all. ard it is impossible to con-
lecture what the result might have been
if the electors were restricted to three
votes instead of four. The legal advisor
of the Town Council, Mr.. Meredith, adj
vises that there has been no valid cleo
ton 1t would be manifestly unfair llie
points out) to declare that the three first
on the list were duly elected, when there
was doubt as TO which Of the four can
didates the electors were voting for with
regard to the exceptional vacant Office.
But the perplexity of the situation does
not end here, for. according to Counsel
ior Meredith's opinion,the elected Com
missioners cannot legally resign, because
there has been no legal election; nor,
without resignation, is a new election
possible According to this legal opin-
ion, one Of these four vacancies in the
Bray official circle cannot be, filed up
until next October, and the other three
not until October, 1898. s5s,. b. vt s
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The Modern Reign of Terror.

(F'roYnGthe Washington STAR
There is horror too prolific in the iargon
scientific
which distl,rbs the mood pacific
Of the ordinary man;
In, these awful tales that thrill us OF
ougabCay ~ @e'a
bacillus tlat5is hiding near to Kill us
IF by cHance it can.
$s!.s."i7 ~ 5+s,:N Z ,,',.
Notfa single chance it misses, it is lurking
in our bisses: it is even in the kisses
s'ss2#'rhat delight d 1eap-yeaT dream,
In the air are, microbes floating; in the
- water they
are gioating, hendish vigilance deEot-
=. ing
s.-.'' To their weird malicious scheme.
Oh, ye. philosophic. sases, we were happy
~ all" these -
- ages while these animals outrageous
unsupported ilourished here;
And although, just for the present, we
withstand
their sisge incessant, we run osher
risks sslf7 pleasant,
w. For. tsvse "a almost dead with fear.
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MAYO.
MEATH.

On March 2, the Spring Assizes of the
county Meath were opened at Trim by JUS
tice Holmes, in the Grown Court, and JUS
tice Gibson, in the Record Court.
In the Crown Court, Laurence Gaffney
a shepherd, was charged with assanlting
and wounding Thomas Glynn. also a herd.
The accused pleaded guilty to common
assault, and, on the ground Of a previous
good character was allowed out on
his own recognizances, to come UP for
Judgment when called. upon.
Thomas Bennett and Edward Tevlin,
charged with having. in January last,
worked quarry at kells near the high
road, by blasting and with having dis
charged stones and rocks from the quar-
ry, to the danger of the public and in
5habitants of the neighborhood, said that
they were wiling to plead guilty if they
would be allowed out on their own recog-
nizances to carry on blasting operations
in the quarry In future; which was agreed
to- The Crown did not proceed with the
charge of manslaughter originally
brought in this case
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How STANDARD Oil Is Made.

i. .Rockefeller's STANDARD or that he
Sends to Iowa has to be sent back to be
{ Progressed . There isn't oil enough in
It rs KEEP it from sonring. It trusts when it
stands over night. To make It, take a
bucket of soft coal, st with water and
1 lei 1t: stand. over night; pour off water
carefully and let 1t settle;t strain It and
h hniIsit down one half skim it and add a
| NJ az soap suds, then throw it away and
\ I,;Sv 8 poand Of candles. When you light
si iamr1 YOU want two Ian terms to find tic
I ian ,y, with. There IS no more danger Of
SSifs1 s exnloding than there is.of the Missis-
ss,,ssi river Great lis r and wa
4 Ain Britt Tribnne
-,
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The Girls of Ireland.

Here's to the girls in old Erin the
green
The brightest. the purest that ever were
'rheir grace anti~ their n1ien as they walk
through the street.
And their loving. embrace as each other
they meet,
with looks 50 bewitching SO calm and
Might well excite envy in duchess or
Their eyes sase the, eyes Of a dove, and
their mouth
Would renh,t1* you of. some charming
z - belief r<jtrr the South ~
M sculptor of Venice. no artist Of Rome,
Could paint all the charms OF the girls at
home.
4 / have seen, tie; famed peauties:in East
stsrTSi and ~ir West, = =. ~
sslsut far, far Away in that Isle Of the blest
,9g.1AAre the brightest, the fairest. ever have
$50, seen s'at.ss f.S&
J, s.aaslsose witching, sweet gffls in Erin the
,1sSsif $50. green i. 49, 49,
sss 1.SsSs Michael ,FIanag gan.
II Providence, March s, 1896.
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:Recompense.
OtBKIEN BROS.

- -sis..
I IA, z hen \ life.is All an end
~ NVill peace then come
To hearts that tllrobbed. TOO much
81 Or else were dumb
L ssaWith theirsgreat ache and loss?
Shall these the touch
OF death at last befriend,
And lift their cross,
When life.is at an end?
When life is at an end:
Shall they, who poured
fes Their needsof love invain, IT.
Find all restored s
BY Him, the source OF love,
Z. Who gives again ea.
Thrice oef' What they did lend.
Since Still they strove
~ TIL life was at an end?
%t5 When life is at an end:
Shall they who sought
e.$2 In hum blenesS and awe,
1.-The holy thought III
t. Shall tthey=be less than he'
! Before the .LA&-,
Who sffll to form did bend,
A Pha rsae;--- ',t,5a,--,
WheG, life is,at an end:
When IFS is at an end:
Oh, may w&y7eave s*''
The After then to Him.
Nor idly gri3ve
Because we know no more:-
Lo! there lies Ginl
The faarsclne way--a. Friend
To walk before
when life. is at an end. -..
Michael Monahan.
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Origin of Scandal.

Said Mrs. A.
To Mrs J,
In quite confidential way,
''It seems t. me
~. $50 . That Mrs. E.
Takes too Notwithstanding In her tea
And Mrs. j.
To Mrs. K.
That very night was heard to say,
She grieved too touch
Upon it much,
But "Mrs. & took--such and such?'
Then Mrs. G..
Went straight away.
q And told a friend the self-same day,
Twas sad to think -
Here came g wink
'"Tl1at Mrs 3. was fond Of drink,
The friends disgust
q = Was such she must
y Inform a. lady which she ''nussed
4 THAT Mrs. &.
At iaf-past three
Was that far gone she couldn't see.'
This lady we
IavS mentioned, she
Gave needlewCrk to Mrs. h,
Ald1at such news
Gould scarcely choose
But Observation-Disclosures refuse.
TheA.s!rs. e. =
Az yt5ull agree.
Quite proneray said, that she
,s.'"- Would track -
~ 1.-The scandal back
70 those who made her look so black
Through MIS-. X.
T. And Mrs. j.; -, r
q She got 1T jasttto Mrs. A.
~, ~ And asked her why.
80. Win cruel lie,
she paint ed}her SD deepain2d dye?
T. ~. Said Mrs. A. }*-".es, -.,S'
NJ, in some fiisnlay.
..s:I no such thing could ever say;
7 said that you
s"tt8' Much stouter grew
On too much sugar--which you 40:
49, Detroit Free Press
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An indignant Scholar.

Such a horrd jogafry lesson!
Cities and mountains and lakes,
And thu. longest, crookedest rivers.
Just wriggling about like snakes.
l teM,.oll I wish Columbus
Hadn't heard the earth was g ball,
And started to find new countries
That folks didn't know at all.
Now Wouldn't it be too lovely
If ali that you had to find out
Was just about Spain and England.
And few other LANDS thareabouts.
And the rest of the maps were printed
With pink and yellow u say.
''All this is an unknown region
Where bogies and fairies sray!
But what's the use OF wishing
Since Columbus sailed over here.
And men keep hunting ane 'splorlns
And finding more things every year.
Now show~1ue the Yanpah River,
And tell me where does it flow:
And how do you bound Montana?
q And Utah and Mexico?
Emily III. Miller.
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CLARE.

The Assizes for Clare were opened in the
Court House, Ennis, on March Sd, by
Chief Baron Palles. There were only Il
few cases on the calendar, which impelled
Baron Palles, after his usual fashion, 10
declare that the county was in "a most
unsatisfactory condition. and thar there
must be great deal of undetected crime
beneath the surface. Baron Palles evil
IDENTIFY. needs a large dose of extra strong
ambitious pills: his liver is surcharged
with jauntlice every time he visits Clare.
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CORK:

On February Goth. in pursuance Of a
notice issued by Mr.. William J. Fitzgerald
Clerk Of the Crown and Peace the mig
iatrates of the county OF Cork assent 1etl
i'll the County Court. Cork for the pur-
pose of forming a new division Of the
county into Coroners' districts, in COM
pliance with warrant issued by the Lord
Lieutenant. The Earl of Bandon, Lord
Lieutenant Of the county, presided. 4 d.
vision Of the county was made into four
following districts: Dunmanway, Cork
Middleton and Mallow districts.
Sergeant Dunton. OF the Army Service
Corps, who had ben stationed in the gar
rison office in Queenstown, since 1892 was
arrested on February Goth or a charge
Of bigamy. 1t appears that Dunton had
married q young domestic servant girl
in Queenstown, last August, having it is
stated, another wife. with three children
residing near Plymouth. England. Last
November, Dunton volunteered for the
Ashantee Expedition, and only returned
to Queenstown on the oath ult., to resume
duty; but as he landed at the terminus
of the Great Southern and Western Rail-
way he was taken into custody by De
tectiye Sergeant O'Neili. He was re-
manded.
A special telegram has been received
from the Admiralty, stating that, with
out binding themselves to details or ,spe-
cific proposals, the sum to be expended On
Haulbowline wiz, f50,O00), practically
corresponds to that proposed by the Par:
liamentary Committee which sat during
last year, and upon which Cork was rep
resented by sMr. w. +. Green, ex-Presi-
dent. r, z. -
Is March IA the last daytsfor, the -recep-
ton of -nomin atoms for the annual cleo
ticns Of Pool'-Iaw Guardians for the sew
eral electoral divisions within the Cork
Union. There are only in all seven con-
tests to take place namely. IN the Center
Ward. Bishoptown, Dripsley. Inniskenny
Knockraha. Matehy and Whitechurch
and into, none Of these can it be said that
the political element is introduced. In the
South Ward. Alderman Cream. N T., re
|Etired, and he is replaced by Mr., William
sPhair, while in the South Center Ward
Mr. Atangertots AZ nott 8 place IS taken BY
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A. 0. H. PRINTING.

We have on hand at all times the necessary books
and blanks for the Ancient Order of Hbernans and
the DAUGHTERS of Erin which sell the following
prices:
Application Blanks (new forrn) per hundred. 90
Due Cards per hundred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Notice of Arrears Blanks, per hundred. so
c.cl1 Con,noittee Renort RANKS Der hundred
Division Quarterly Renort Blanks Der hundred 90
Ode Cards ner hundred 100
Letter Heads r. colors per hundred ......... $50
Letter Heads 4 color ! per hundred .......... 100
Envelopes printed with return address, per hun LOO
Financial Secretarys Register first-class book 800
Recording Secretary's Book. ......... 2.o0
Treasurer's Book Observation-Disclosures. ESQ
Insurance Secretarys Register best in the United
States $50
Secretarys Order Books. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Treasurer's Receipt Books. rs
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WEXFORD.

The Most Rev. Bishop Of Ferns has
made the following clerical changes Rev.
J. w. O'Byrne, G. c., from Blackwater to
Monaseed vice Rev. Philip Doyle, c. c.,
who goes to Poulpeasy; Rev. David O Han-
len Walsh, C. c., from Poulpeasy to
BlackWater.
On Sunday, March list. the Most Rev.
Bishop of Ferns conferred Deacon's Or
ders on Rev. Pierce Power (son OF Mr..
Patrick Power, Ballycullane) in the col
lege chapel, Wexford. Father Power, who
was ordained priest on the following Sun
day, has been for the past six years pur-
suing his ecclesiastical studies in the col
lege of Irish Mobiles, Salamanca, and was
formerly a student of St. Peters, Wex-
ford.
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Our Job Department.
Yes we do Job Printing and lots of it, too, and
.: AZ Reasonable Rates. :.

ehavene
etereads
wedding cards.
invitations anything else
line of Printing Give a trial order
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MONAGHAN.

the Earl OF Dartrey, Lieutenant Of the
lGounty Monaghan, has appointed Sir Rob
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KERRY.

tfsf-'>at - ~ ~ N
On Feb. IS Daniel Griffin, a vanman in
the, employment OF Mr.. Thomas O'Regan,
Castle street iTEalee, met with an acci-
dent resulting. in injuries which. caused
his death. in a few hours. Deceased was
driving an empty bread van from Blen-
nerville to -frafee. and on coming down
the hill at Ballyard, the back band broke
and Griffin was thrown violently from
his seat The horse ran away, taking
the van with him, not, however. before
the shaft. and wheels had inflicted fatal
wounds on Griffin's head and body. Z, He
died in few hours, not having regained
consciousness. Deceased. who was a
we'll knewn figure in Tralee, was about
20 years of age. s.
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WrATERFORT
WES1MEATTI.
ouEEN,seCoUNTY

At Mullingar, on March 3, Justice Barry
opened the Assize Commission for the
county OF Westmeath. with Justice Mad
den, who sat to hear appeals in the Rec
ord Court. There were only two cases
of a very trivial character. for trial A
case of assault and one Of stabbins were
speedily disposed of, which concluded the
criminal business of the assizes. .
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The lord lieutenant. accepting the nom
ination of the Athlone Presbytery, has
appointed Mr.. James Young, Ballinasloe,
toebe Inspector OF schools, in pursuance
|ofthe ed,lcation endoWments act, 1885.
k The marquis, of Clanricarde, through
his agent notified the Portumna guard
.ians,, en- Feb. "a. of his intention to ev1ct
T the following OF his tenants: Bridget
Fahey, Killimore: ]. Egan, do; T.Treacey,
Ora g,renacarragh John, Catherine and
Marvin Bool1an, and Anna Meara, Cool
COREY. The chairman, Mr.. Lawrence
E.Tayfor; remarked that they had had
enOugh.of these evictions already.
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Jackson. Leinster street, Athy, and stol-
en- therefronl, on the morning Of the 9Th
Eof October last, a quantity Of goods and
los in money. The defendant applied te
have the hearing of the case adjourned
for a. week. as the solicitor he had em-
ployed for his defense could not be pres
ent that ). day. The application was
granted.
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journals the West
of the Irish people at
in "old land" Eight SIS columns
yourself and friends will surely
sui
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-17
At Aberdeen and Huron.

Huron, S. d., Oct. 10.-The train was
nearly two hours late when Huron was
reached. Here Mr.. Bryan spoke to a good
sized audience and was frequently ap-
plauded. He said:
Huron is dependent upon agriculture, d.
rectly or indirectly. Mr.. Mckinley said in
1880 m the report which accompanied his
tariff bill that agriculture was depressed
that there could be no general pros
perity IN this country so long as the farm
ers were not prosperous. Remember that
this was said after a period of thirty years
OF high tariff. The only remedy which the
republicans now propose with which to
better the condition of the farmer is more
tariff. If the tariff failed for thirty years
to prevent agricultural depression, what
reason have farmers to hope that it will be
more successful now This question OF tax
alton can be settled at any tine. A post
ponement on this subject is not accom-
panied by disastrous consequences, but we
have reached a crisis IN our monetary af-
fairs and must act at once. If the United
States deliberately declares in favor of the
gold standard 1t is difficult to calculate the
Tar reaching effects of such an act. We are
to determine whether we nave a right to
nave a financial system of our own. When
that IS determined We can turn our attcn-
t.nc to other matters. but not until them.
Aberdeen, S. .. Oct. N.-Aberdeen was
not reached until late at night. A big re-
cept.on had been Planned, but on account
OF the lateness of the hour it wa not car
ried out. There was a large crowd in wait
ing. and to them Mr.. Bryan spoke briefly
on the same general lines embodied in his.
other address. After his Aberdeen speech
MIR. Bryan returned to his car and retired
for the night, sleeping on his way through
to Fargo, N. D.. which was reached early
this morning.