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The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01
ONE HNJOYO

ON0 @NJoX~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
clLAN0RMM F10 SNRUP ca.
sAA SRAAoaso0. GAL
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The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01
Frost, rrol.c and Business.

The wind over frozen ponds and lakes, over
snow-nelds Of plains and open country, Is
heavily charged with frost and fine particles
Of frozen matter. 1t Is the most penetrating
way for chill to set In. Sudden warmth,
sudden chill, and severe colds Girls and
boys skating. driving for pleasure or busi-
ness, and men at work afled know the DIFF.
ference In temperature. Yet the youngsters
skate away and with mouth open laughing
take In dose Of sore throat. Drivers and
workmen throw aside wraps and all know
the next day from soreness and stiffness
what sudden chill means. Now the best
thing to do when housed is to rub well nj
once with st. Jacobs Oil. II you do, You
will not have sore throat; or II you are stifF
and sore. 1t Will cure by warming the sur
face to throw out the chill.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01
SILVER KING BARLEY, 11e BU. PEI
ACRE.

SILVER KING BARLEY, 116 Blu. PEE
ACRE.
The barley wonder. Yields right
along on poor, good or Indifferent soils
so to 100 bus. per acre. That pays at
20c bushel!
-A~l->-i--..As -eatalnaiia Ia flill of
good things. Silver Mine Oats yielded
200 bushels in 1895. It Will do better in
1896. Hurrah for Teosinte, Sand Vetch.
Spurry and Giant Glover and lots of
grasses and clovers they offer. 35
packages earliest vegetables $1.00.
If you will cut this out and schd
1t with 10c. postage to the John A. SAL
ger Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis. you will
get free ten grain and grass samplfs.
including barley, ETC.. and their mar
moth catalogue. Catalogue alone &c. +
mailing. W.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

The New Zealand Parliament is consl1,
Ing bill which provides that every domes
servant In the colony is to have a half-hc
day every Wednesday. and that the empt
er Is to be fined f5 II the domestic is depriv
Of this privilege.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

Parrots are put to practical use in Ger
many. They have been introduced Into rail-
way stations and trained to call out the
names of trims
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

The manner in which tastes differ is shown
by the fact that the sultan would rather be
an object OF contempt than object Of
charity.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

Since the opening of the Tower bridge in
London. London bridge has been relieved to
the extent Of $500 vehicles n day: Eastcheap
Of 200, and Frenchurch of about 5000 ve-
hlcles day.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

The trouble with our congressman is Il
they are eager to study geography at n til
when the people want them to go into ari
meuc.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

There Were some happy things last year,
but on the whole it is fortunate that 1898
cannot hear what they say about IL.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

l believe my prompt use of Pisos Cure
prevented quick consumption. Lucy
Wallace. Marquette, kaus., Dec. H. ls05.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

''Kanson's Magic Corn 1alvs.~
Warranted to money refunded. Ask W
druggist for It Price Is cents
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

Parkrr's Gin:"r Tonic is popular
for Its good work Suffering, tired sleepless.
Gus women find nothing 60 soothing and revvng.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

newly married woman's dinner table al
ways looks pretty, but. 1t takes an older
smashed at any time, to get up dinner
that tastes good.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

The winter girl knows more than the sum
mer girl. becnn>e she has had all the sum
mer girls experience.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

Professor Andree of Sweden hopes to start
The date OF his return is not definitely fixed.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

What IA ssnsr OF relief 1t Is to know
shat you have no more corns. Hindercorns, removes
them and very comforting 1t is l5c. at druggists
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

There Is Joy in heaven over the sinner that
repents even though he may have been II
member of the church for years.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

The number of horses killed last year In
Paris for consumption as food Is given at
q, 1856. exclusive of forty-three mules and
where no other kind Of meat is allowed.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

Browns Bronchial Troches' are un-
equaled for clearing the voice. Public speak
ers and singers the world over use them
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

boy never says his school teacher is nice;
II he likes her he says she Isn't mean as
the others.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01
"History of Cripple Creek, i"

The most wonderful gold mining camp In
world. Fully illustrated: the only anthem
B-column illustrated weekly family paper
will send n copy of the above book free to
who send MS 25c (postage) for our paper
months trial. All the latest mining news. A
dress, Illustrated Weekly. Denver. Colo.
The first good man furnished the devil
pattern for his first hypOcrite
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

FlTS-All Fits stopped FREE by DR.. X lines Great
Nerve kestorer. No Fits after the hrst d2 use.
Marvellous Treatise and 81 trial bot IL free
lit Send To Dr. Kline ,g3i Arch ST, Phlla, Pa
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

A popular loan, as some people understand
1t. is one that does not have 10 be paid back
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

There are two specimens of husbands
among New York's 40O-ex-husbands and
husbands pro TEN.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

II the baby cutting Teeth.
'e sure and use that old and well-ued remedy, MRS
TISsLow's SOOTHING Svr- II for Children Teething.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01
doWu..
Q0iJDon

I Some persons are al
ways taking iron, If
weak and easily ex-
hausted; pale and with
out appetite; if the nerv-
Gus system is weak, and
sleep difficult, what do
Z you take? Iron? But
iron cannot supply food :
to the tissues nor does
Z it have any power to :
: change the activity of :
: unhealthy organs and :
: bring them back to .
Z health. Cod-liver oil is
: what you need. The oil :
I feeds the poorly-nour-
I ished tissues, and makes
I rich blood, Iodine, bro Q
mine. and other Ingredi-
ents, which form part Of
I the oil, have special
Z power to alter unhealthy :
7 action. I
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-01

Bids have been received, but no con.
tract yet awarded for the sinking of
an artesian well near Antonito. The
object in sinking the state well will be
chiefly to demonstrate whether arte-
sian water ID obtainable at a reason.
able depth In that section of Conejos
county. II the plan proves feasible.
other arteslan wells will be sunk BY
private enterprise. The state proposes
to 60 to depth Of about COO feet, or
until the 1880 ID expended.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

you carnot add value to anything by diminishing
Is sold or exchanged. Great cheering and cries
OF "Hurrah for McKinley")
THE HOME MARKET THE BEST FRIEND
II you can Increase the value by lowering 'he
measure OF value and you want to beneHt 'he
farmer then make the bushel smaller. the pouhu
lighter and declare legal dozen less than Twelve
Great laughter) The home market is the pest
friend Of the farmer. 1t is his best market IL Is
his only reliable market. II is his own natural
market He should be protected In It's ENJOY ment
by wise tariff legislation and mis- nome marhe'
should not be permitted to be destroyed oy Tess
ening the demand for American labor ana ul,h-
ishing the pay OF Ame1"an workinen ana thsltu!
diminishing the demaiS-for agricultural produc's'
Applause) .,,,, ~,
Free-silver will not remove the competition OF
Russia India and the Argentine Republic Inis
competition will remain II you would coin all the
silver of the world. Free silver Will not increase
the den end for your wheat or make single ne"
Consumer You don't get consumers through the
mints Great laughter and cries OF NO j. 1ou
get them through the factories cries or Ihat
In 1892 when Free-trade the battiecry of our
opponents IL was said then that the farmers Wouid
follow this hercsy but II was not so II was the
cities which followed the free-trade heresy IN me
country Cries OF That's right.D The counu!
voted for protection. so this year. the FARMERS
will vote against frce-trade and free sl\er; lhe!
Will vote for a home market and for doar as
good as gold In every market OF the world (Ereat
cheering)
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25

alleged medicines prepared by inexperienced ncom
petents Some of these advertised preparations are
concocted by mere nurses those possessing no know
ledge OF the delicate organism of women, the com
plicated and obstinate diseases peculiar 10 them or
the remedies which may safely be prescribed oi the
relief and cure thereof. Now the nurse may be
very good and useful woman i'll her proper sphere.
and yet be totally unqualified to prescribe remedies
for the complicated and obstinate diseases incident 10
women No suffering from these delicate ai-
ments should think of consulting mere nurse how
ever good she may be i'll her proper field of useful
ness but should go instead 10 experienced skilled
specialist.
The services OF such specialist are at the command
of every woman. Dr. Pierce's Favorte Prescription
is a discovery and invention OF a regularly graduated
experienced specialist i'll womans peculiar maladies,
who may be consulted free of charge either IN person
or by letter the lnvads Hotel and Surgical lnsti
tute Buffalo ~ y OF which he il chief consulting
ton of its kind that has been made is D Pierce ;
Favoritc Prescription II where physicians iail
and il cures right at home with none of the distress
ing examinations and local treatments 50 uniformly
insisted upon by doctors
Every woman ought 10 know about the great remedy,
above mentioned and she find ont all about IN Or
Pcrces Common Medical Adviser work OF over a
100 pages carefully illustrated with plates II con
men and hundreds Of simple receipts or the OF many
common ailments that 10 every family II will he
sent paper bound dbsoi4r receipt Of n cent
stamps OF mailing oH Address the author as
above II french cloth binding desired send 10 eenls
extrs, 81 cents Ia AL
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
NOT A WALK-OVER FOR BRYAN.

Washington. Aug. 2i (SpeciaO.-An ex-ofliceholder
under Cleveland. an intelligent Democrat from the
South. who. for local reasons is giving a some
what reluctant support 10 the Chicago ticket for he
is "A sound money man. is thoroughly disguised with
tire management OF affairs in his state which Is one
of the communities whore the Populists have ac-
1uired prominence and enter into deals with the
oiher parties and who represents that others be-
sides himself who have heretofore been Jealous in
politics are annoyed the tendency OF the leaders
to dicker with Populisis. said to-day 10 Tribune
correspondents
"Everything is at sea in my State because We
don't know where are at II the party would
go ahead straight path II could win. but the in
clination to trade Is strong I'm the land and tho love
Of office Is stronger than the love OF party. don I
know what the outcome will be. One trng do
know however. Bryan and Sewall are not walking
over the course. say In racing parance. | am
iust coming home from trip Of several weeks dlra-
ton spent in New England. Ncw-Nork. Ponnsylva-
MIA and other Eastern states. My business called
me only the cities. but there found nearly
everything for Mckinley. ! heard expressed scarce
y any silver sentiment and the sentiment for sound
money was outspoken and unmistakable
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
THE. OUTLOOK IN ILLINOIS.

Washington, Aug. "A (SpeciaD. Joseph Fuess
leading merchant Of Belleyilie ILL.,. is at the Raleigh
on his way home afte- business trip 10 the East.
illinois is perfectly safe on the great question:,
said he Il come I'm contact with all classes of peo
pie farmers well artisans and business men.
and from what information can gather believe
that the Republicans. with a very few exceptions.
are going 10 stay with the party To Offset those
who will not we have any number Of Democrats.
business and professiona men, who will vote for
Mckinley. st. clair County is In rich farming
district and while some Of the farmers some
what taken with the free-silver Idea. the Repub.
licans not going 10 bolt. The Republicans Ot
Illinois In better shape than AZ any time since
the nominations. and | believe they are steadily
gaining. The people are giving the subject good
deal OF calm thought. and all danger OF silver
sfnmncdr l. pnssed.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
MORE NrKINLEY CLUBS FORMED.

, ,sr ,vrrt,,s RECORD WAS OVER 25o-A FEW DIS
PATCHES WHICH TELL THEIR OWN STORY
,.a,,o, Ohio Aug 9i-The messages whch con-
.,'l.'a 80 corna "a Major Mckinley in increasing
nuuhers announcing the organization OF cl"oS III
staa,a 20 the Republicans here that there Is uh-
I ac,ivitv in this direction throughout 'he
oo,,rtrv Some of the messages received TINS morn
,ns ,rc amended. The total number last week ex-
ceedcd so:
Corvallis Ore.
William Mckinley. Canton. Ohio. ,., o.
The Benton County Mckinley club mas M 1eem oe, ot :
sanizcd with 100 enthusiastic members senus e'e''
fnps and best wishes TO its standard bearer.
''7 g. FREDERICK YATES Secretary
Wichita. Kan.
William Mckinley. Canton, OHIO. ,, - ,o,c
The travelling men Of Kansas ORGANIZED a s%uoms %
Mckinley club here and adjourned WIN thleSS
Tousing cheers for the champion of protection ana
Inc herald of prosperity. We do not OeleNe III ie
pudiauoh' 1opu''S'" u r. f. BEACH. President.
Rockford. III.
William Mckinley. Canton, Ohio. ..
Mckinley club OF Rockford. Ill. has been organ, m
prospect of a rousing Republican victory,
THOMAS G. LAWLER Secretary.
Galesburg. H.
William Mckinley. Canton. Ohio. .,...o. ..
Chicago Burlington and quincy, 500 strong, for
sound money and protection sends Hou GREETINGS greetngs
Russell Kan.
William Mckinley, Canton. Ohio. 40, !.
preetjngs H. NJ. LONG, President
Burlingame. Kan
William Mckinley Canton. Ohio. -,
Ninety old veterans have organized mere the Oi9
soIdiers' Mckinley Club of Burlngame Kan, and
send greetings TO their standard bearer Major Nc
Kinley Having enlisted in the cause OF protecton
""D JOHN O. DAVIS. Captain
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
THE THIRD-TICKET MOVEMENT.

STATE DEMOCRACY TO SEND DELEGATES BOTH TO
SYRACUSE AND INDIANAPOLIs
Conference committees of sound money Demo-
Gratis had meeting in the office of Robert Grier
Monroe in Nassau-st. yesterday, to talk over the
work Of the organizations throughout the state
that have been selecting delegates TO the Demo-
cratic convention which is to be held in Syracuse
on August g. General Charles Tracey Of Albany.
who has been selected as National Committeeman
for New-York State. presided and received the re-
ports
OF the sixty counties over forty were found to
be already organized. and half the remainder well
progressed. Provision made for prompt com
muncation with sound money Democrats in the
few counties from which reports were at hand.
II was asserted that the Syracuse convention may
be expected to surpass in attendance the anti
snap" gathering Of four years ago. and that the
delegation at indianapolis will be the abest that
has represented New York Democrats at a
National convention.
All trunk passenger lines have made one
fare for the round trip to indianapolis and return.
with suitable allowances. Tickets will be on sale,
beginning August 2s. at all regular ticket Offices
The Executive Committee of the State Democ
racy held meeting at the headquarters No .5S
West Twenty-third-st., last night. Corporation
Counsel Francis NJ. Scott in the chair.
Chairman Scott announced that after due con-
sideration II had been decided that the State
Democracy would send delegates TO the Sound
Money Democratic Convention TO be held at In
danapos. and support the ticket there nominated.
To be officially recognized as party in this State
and have ballots the State Democracy will take
part in the Democratic Party Reform Organiza-
tion State Convention. TO be held at Syracuse on
August 81.
Mr. Scott said that primaries of the state Democ
racy would be held in all the Assembly districts
next Friday evening elect delegates to this con-
yentOn.
one Of the members expressed doubt about get
ting delegates willing to pay the expenses OF
trip to Syracu~e Colonel Robert G.. Monroe said
that he personally knew thirty-hve men who
would go.
II was then decided hold another meeting OF
the committee next Thursday evening. and find
out how DELEGATES would go TO Syracuse.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
Right md Left

Paralyzng being dealt disease by great
tonic ana regulator. Hosieters stomach Etiers Fever
and aeue. general debility. rhepma'lsm nervous all
rnenis constipation and dyspepsia. the
dies for which experience has proved specific is
work IS thorough It's effects prompt II is not how
ever advertised produce immed ate cures though II
aff lrds speedy relief vii! II given reasonable
trial such any standard remedy deserves. roo;
the malaiies 90 which is adapted. In emergencies
arising In families. It is partcllar seryioeahle ard
esteemed throughout fhc land medicine - COM
rehens,e uses Wholesome composition and
unotlec'iOnabl@ flavor. II has popularity
purely legitimate means. only well substantia,.d
fAets alleged In regard 10 H. Use Il systematically
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
MR. HANNA BOSTON.
HE SPENT YESTERDAY on CAMPAIGN BUSINESS
AND STARTED FOR NEWYORK

HE SPENT YESTERDAY on CAMPAIGN BUSINESS
AND STARTED FOR NEwYoRK.
Boston. Aug. PA few minutes after CLOCK th's
morning Mark Hanna chairman of the National Re
publican Executive Committee walked into Young
Hotel and received large amount OF correspondence
which had been awaiting his arrival
He came in from Beverly this morning. after spend
,ne Sunday al the home Of J. F. Rhodes After LOOK
ing over his letters he went out for an hour and saw
a number OF people with whom he is acquainted re-
turning TO receive his morning mail This forenoon
hs spent in consultation with NUMBER OF the leading
business men who have been interested IN the cam
paien and although he made encouraging reports OF
the. situation he had hesi,ancy in declaring that
there was an immense amount of work 10 be done in
the Central and Western States TO insure Republic
can
This afternoon Mr.. Hanna visited the rooms OF the
Republican State Central Committee 10 meet some OF
the Massachusetts, party leaders and to make ar
rangements for speakers TO take the stump IN the
Western States Several dispatches were al the mead
quarters awaiting his arrival and the conference,
which short "a satisfactory TO Mr.. Hanna lie
starts for New-YOrk this evening on the O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
EX-Gov. CAMERON FOR SOUND MONEY.

Staunton. Va. Aug. 81 (SpecaD.-For over two
hours Ex-Governor William r. Cameron Of this
State. spoke TO a large crowd OF sound money DEM
ocrats here to-day. As the Ex-Governor exposed
by the fallacies advocated by the Popocrats
he loudly cheered. While Colonel Cameron is a
Democrat. he defeated United States Senator John
w Daniel for Governor of this State purely State
issues. and to-day he again arrayed himself against
the views of his former opponent. The speaker
made many telling points against the free-silver
heresy. Bryan" he said. is posins; the friend
of the people. He has one skech for Nebraska and
Kansas and another speech for New York. In Ne
brasa and Kansas he tells the people he Is going
give them a 5O-cent dollar 10 pay off their mort
Cages with but in New-YOrk the honesty Of the at
mospherc is much for him and he tells the peo
pie he is going to make silver worth 129 cents.
Which Bryan YOU for The one who. with his
face turned toward the Statue Of Liberty. says he
is for honest dollar or the Bryan who. when his
face is turned Westward says he is for jO-cent
dOllaro"
New-York tribune., 1896-08-25
THE RUSH TO HEAR HA RRISON.
ALL THE TICKETS WILL BE GONE To-
DAY.
-ARNEG1E MUSIC HALL WOULD NOT HOLD HALF
THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE APPLIED
FOR ADMISSION.


FOR ADMISSION.
large number OF tickets to the mass meeting
which IL to he held in the Carnegie Music Hail on
Thursday evening under the auspices OF 'he re
publican State Committee were distributed yester-
day from the headquarters of the committee in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Last evening Mr. EcKs'eih
the secretary having charge of the distrlbutoh
said that the remaining tickets would be ois-
trbuted to-day, and it would be useless for any
body to apply for tickets.
There had been such food OF applications for
tickets he said that the committee wouid De u"
able even TO send replies to all the applicants ana
such had been the eagerness TO hear the speech OF
General Harrison that the hall would not nou nan
the people who have desired TO attend the inee'
ing The main speech of the evening VIII De ueli'
cred by the ex-President of the United states pU
Chauncey NJ. Depew will preside and make Sno' |
address and there will be another address Dy III
Davia 7 HILL the president of Rochester Uni
versity.
The decorations OF the hall will be elaborate, and
they will consist in part Of the National coiors anu
the coats of arms Of the several states IHeie WI"
be music by the 7th Regiment Band ana hu"iO'i
of songs which have been written ior the ooVdSio'
Among the prominent Republicans on the pia'-
form will be Garret A. Hobart, Marcus A. hanna
General Powell Clayton and nearly all the mem
hers of the Executive Committee of the Natonal
Republican Committee. With other members Vi
the Republican State Committee VIII be l. I. fid''
and Edward Lauterbach.
Mr. Eckstein announced last evening tha' a' '',o
request Of the police, who want to prevent c.us
- ,sa doors of the hall. the doors will be opened
al s.s0 n m As admission 10 the nan - " ~
hv ticket only the police will estdoIsh iJr Se az of
.;crats N nass those having platform tckets
press tickets and box tickets VIII pe ahi5ers of
hIcorr and naruuet tickets will be adIni''eu d'
ne rnai,, entrance in Fifty-seventh-st