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Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Hesicrinscns Sano
| C'griru &c., Soma.

"Tuorabs QpFten" moetas.r tref''
beIes en- Mdsis 9rsOs mso ntdre'
Sldos SperssmduI ON Sunost
O'grisn Co., Soma. 0i bar tiolis,r'
oipet en- bel Del SpIpsntnssr ON bett'
2anb, fpm 'faI aubne2 for Ssttler'
BEN 27oe 6ebruar. @i bill after frto'
liot ON BET, men mua msb BET iamm'
~fraruaoc 2aroiss.re at reiis bib fo'
at fda Ig ct Sjsmitto.
0snne GtrGtniug Rseisrinsslant
inobsfattcr ialt 10000 acrss at BET
bcoIts agsrbrussIunb, ION fnoes
gsTsn. Spsr apartiettipn sr p9rf
minot 5000. Den iterite Del al
Qanott er faa eobt opoprtst og bebps'
get, iom be bebite 5arms | Gountist,
Qurbet er en- Del at ct Sernbunes
2anoerart, Tom sfter LANCE os to'tbdr'
9rocssier after er blspen en- Del al
ben pFentliss 9omGne. 1900 al
b. 10000 @cres IoIstss at Sernbune'
tompanisr til SsttIers, 'um fl aiebe'
tontrattsr. ps fom psntebe, at be msr
Siben pilbe faa fulo Gisnbomsret til
9anoet. 9e bar | mango Qar bprtei
2ano.t pg bpsgst to'tbars SuIe paa
fine Garms. Oct iiges, at Gmbeos'
mpnoene peo 2unotontoret | Ses
Moinss bar fdust Srbrs til at tag.
Ssnipn til bisie 5armeres mansels
iulOe Gienbomsrst og laoe benz fuu
Gisnopmsrst unosr SomsiteubIopen.
De reitsrsnbe 5000 acrss bar aIs
brig peret iplst, ba to Sernbanssoms
panier itreoes | Rstten pm benz; men
bisIs 5000 Qcrss blep pgiaa for mans
&c aar fiben tueet | 9eiibbelie al
"iquatters", iom bar oprtet benz og
bpgeet Sufe paa BEN uoen at betals
Stat eller 2eie til noesn. Der bill
blipe en- bib aump pg langparts.
Yrotesisr meb fore llbgifter for at
tomme / 9eiibbelie at bisie apurts
iettioner. De MGnb, Der bar ilibt
uo fine arrfter paa at bpsse pp Cans
bet meb bet faite Saab, at be meb Sis
ben pilos faa anleOnins til at tisbe
bet, bill uben Spil babe be bebite lib
iigter til at fau !Someitsab. De er
tjenot pua Stebst, bar belle gefoltnins
gems Spmputbi Og pil iittert bliOe be,
9unitiseOe uf autoritsterus.
Se 5remmebe, Tom fOrisssr pua at
tr9nge inb paa bette ppbprtsbe Reeies
rinssIanb, bill at Sefoltninssn bIips
betragteos iom Snbbrupstppe ps bill
blioe bebunblebe ipm iaabanne.
Spis nossn snIter n9rmere SpIpss
ninger ON bette 2ano FAINT gpplitas
tionsbIantetter o.f.b., fan ban itripe
til: Re9iiter Of tbe Il. g. 2anb Office,
9es Roinss, Sotpn, iaa biz be blipe
BAN tiIienbt pprtofrit.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
qeuator Relism taller.

Senator gaeliOn bclbt nm eftsrm'c'
baacn ben abe bs. en- fort Tale Nrlso'
nina G~pruuoriussn nf esnntets &sslsr,
,oo observation-disclosures fan icnbss I'll
BE fur'tieIliae apmiteer, Os arbstoei,
Gniparliobepeu us Snoilposlien NeIeS.
Deb en- iaaoau 6Orunprtns oiIbe Ser'a'
turrrne bliue mere li9eitiaebs, % bette
SIrbeibe piloe blips uofprt mere blrt'9t
"a ~ngiaatist. esnatOr 9tellOns 3als
sar fort, srei Os truitis, os Iul9tes neO
itpr 5pmertiumbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

- 8asierer Spsnion minber ON
8ibras til Samfunoets lsbenos llbsiis
ter % baober, at bet Ell ital bebspss at
4reiier ps Menisbeber ifal itaoist blipe
bpmbaroeret meo S~trioelier os @pis.
artifler ON benne Gag. men at psos
fommsnbe maatte ielp erinore fin triite.
lise Os firfelise 8Iist. San bemarfer,
at Menis beoerue iaar ienber alminoes
fig / minbrs iub til bette Eiemss eub
iiior o. paaoiier, boor bette !, bare
ben, ba llbsifterne ere be famine.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Gn ma9elos Sur.
5remraseube 9ager faIote bel
Trriua.
9r. 6. 9. @arner goIbwater, Nib.

Or. 6. .. @arner, gpIopater, Mi1.
SGr.oe Serre! - Seq bar bapt ,tor Rptte
al 9eres White Wine of Tar Syrup. Ses
bapoe Splte; 9Gserue opanu alt Saab. og
,alote bet 2Grin9. Seq troeoe, isa lfulps
oB oeraf. Seq prsueoe aIt, brao pi
III bsre ON. Siliioii ppertalte en- al mine
geuuer mtg til at BRUCE 2ersS White Wine
of Tar Syrup. Sea tos IA Blaitt % er
aloeles helbre0et. Ok iaaban NeotciH fan
ies aubeiaIe I'll benz, Der lioer, iom Iss sioros.
SsrsS msset 9rbspisc
Soispbg Q. uuberbiIL
Geb. 2olanb, South 3aipta.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
.-rs-,,s,n, sarrt,sn .r lite aansisat.

General Sarriiun bar til Jurmunoen
al Supiuuas rspubIi,auife GentroltO'
mite icnbt ct grep, bouri ban ertlGrer,
ot han life er SunOiont Tor ben republic
fouite @pminatipu for Greiioent.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Gn p9roifnlo Bog frtt.

"Sitgtn's yttltotr o. Strotnssattas"
paa 900 S'oer, elegant uOitpr.t, sr ubiom.
met ! treble CpIos. Zen er bet npttiaSe
Ssri ! bet 9orit.Ga gprOs os brr I'm.
ees sispsrt SIem. Genne BOs, iom sr ar.
Is pGro $3.50 iamt "SItssn's glmauat GA
Saanobos for 1896" paa l22 eiOsr, ienoss
trii til ale, iOm inOieuO,r fin Gorssis Oa
tl.0O nj
,. SIssen, 1874 JiauOo!Ss e. Gbhaso.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Mfn GATE Yanott,

9onorssmuno Sotpnes Bill ON
eols at Rsb Gate 5nruFops I @trGt'
rino.r poa 100000 acrss easr Minis
trs DELE - ,ftsr Snosnrigsmintits'
reus eo,t Smile - sr MI peota9st
Suist ps bill uosntpil p9iaa bItOs BEDS
facet I Senatet. Senator Nelion sr
Of sunTe Sisrts / 5uusr at en- 'auoun
COB, Os fsre msb ham. Raar Sena'
let bar psotagst 2opsu, bill nOget opeI
10000 acrss 5urufiop bIipe ioIst'
'aufnurt S~nbenrigsminiiter Smith
fad beftemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Sielp Tor Wae.

Gieurem 9eres I9eut III ie9 en- Slate q
IS Drops. Sec bar hot Of ct gtpresOn o
fIere aar, % Itlise al Srrerte for SrpItet
9ereS Neolcin bar aloeles elort ct MP
MerHeIte al mig, iaa ies ifuloe gnlte at blIo
9eres A9ent I Stepbenion 60. oa Ieg peo
buao 2ereS Meoictu er, os life frlot no
fan role ben. 26oe Dec. 1895. 3. g. Te
tiers, SOg 121, @lnslow, 81.
Otter at babe lRrt at fienoe be pirfelise
@geult0ber pe0 9ere5 mGrieiige 29gemto'
Del % Drops, er le9 blot let pper, at leG
lille bar bapt ben for IGn8e itoeu. Seq bal
torisat mango Ytloler, men bar lite funoe
nogen, iom tunoe fomme pp mob ben. 0ttr
aOne leo / flere Slar al S%ppcoplne, iglte it
reotrptt, oA bet pRrIte al alt hun ri lit
iope ON R9tterne. @fterat bun bapo'
bru9t Slate, fglte bun fig Itgeiom ing
tglen. Mootas oerfor Dor Sat. ABE
San. 1896. yer. % atrs. VI. 8. &unobers,
Sronlpopo, gtl6.
Grin Ntober ieuote efter npget Of 9srsi
% 3rops," pg bun iDntes iaa 9oot ON ben
ne Meoicin, OF bun opiororebe mig til al
is8e al bItpe I9eut for ben. Suu tiger, al
tngen NteolcIH bar siort beuoe lao meaci
Soot iom 2erss. SGr iaa intIO at ieuos
mig Hrtier % 8etingelier. 2Gos Dec. 1895,
VI y. GInober8, S~tromsbur9, gteb.
Zen SLATE al IS Crops" bar sicrt mig
mere soot END oil artoen NReolcin, lea bal
bru9t. Snolagt hi De finoe Wouep SroeG
for en- 6laIte I'll, bpiltet jes trOr, oil pRrt
not I'll at belbreoe mig. 6te Sec. 1895. 8.
y. Wtpifet, Corning, Soma.
Seq bar Iiot uf Sciatic o. 6ronif Rbtu.
n1attsme / 10 Glr o9 bar iOriegt alIIa9s
afeoicIn % maI9e 3oftorer, men alt lOer
Nptte. Yten iaa ieuote Or. 6. q. Watteior
mig en- 6lalte al 3ere5 IS Crops" Otter
at ia be brust Den / 2 Tiger, finoer lea nrla
oloeles fri ior Gbeumatisme, % til MN fore
9lGoe % Sperraltelie er BET paiaa forbI
nso min HRie' gatarrb. 9erfpr gnl,er leo
M at arbeloe iom 2eres g9snt o. i9lat
9eres gteotelu. Seq tntter Gem bIcrtelt9l
tor. bpao ben bar 9lort for mtg. 9et Ituar
Sert trtt for at offentligglgre bette ior al
tremme Salget al 9errS piounoerliae We,
otctn. NtiH Gloer er 70 Qar. 25oe gecbr
1895. g. 5. Spencer. &eoIanos, Gal.
Mine 3 8prn fl tppboio S5eber. Oct ent
haooe pRret lp1t 5 Gage; leg gau ham no,
get al Serss IS Crops" o. mi er han pvpt
% frtit % rait. Seq trOr, Oct er ben beoIlt
Nteotc!n l 8eroen, % leg gnlter ftrar al
bltoe Oeres NJent. 27oe Rpubr. 1895. G.
VI. Snanion, Gafe 8IIion, Minr.
Zen SLATE IS Crops" 9s ienote. bo,
blulpet mig iaa me9et, at ieg M er titant
til at nrbe!Oe bver 2aa. Seq tan lous bpeI
Nnt, % NTH Gitbma bar forldot mia. 2O0t
Stt. 1895; Nsrotnano Rebis, Suspenlior
Bridge, Rem gort.
ytrs. 2ouiie Stranger, 1927 Goth gIace
Chicago 50. par parGlpieret / puer Q Wor
belle i'm bvtre Arm o. Saaro poo
9ruuo al poIoiomme 0curalSi. 5merter.
Ile n1ult8e WtoIer fUrip9tes, men foraIrpes
en SLATE al rs Drops" belbreoeps benpe
nGlter. Sun onbeialer nu oenns lReoicIr
I'll ltHe SenHer og rsbbIiuer at fumme iio
peb at BRUCE ben. y"
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
fra Daihineton.
az

1irsoas ben Abe bs. par @uloreisr
p,u iorminbItet til s47, 155,14s.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
CT . slpmpu sSubfitnt ifssst'or sufsss
1eIofer las.


@.natets Sinuntstomite bar M en-
belia b~.iluttet at inbitine bet al Suist
for lGnes Iiben pebta9ne 5prildg ON
bsiere SpIbIatisr for at forsge Regies
rins.ns Snbt1gtsr, men SslpsS snas
torerns, Ipm er / Muioritet, bar tnos
ftiaet Ct SubItitut ON ri og utnbs
ftrrntst SsIpmpntnins. 9st bar Ct
nator gsit, ION giorbe bette 5orIldg,
% iumtIioe 9emotruter pg popults
fen Spnes fra Neoabu itsmte for bet,
% be tiIIteosprrenbe Rspublitunere
ftemte impb. Gubititutet er fort. Oct
beitemer ON fri Mpntnine al Sslp
sfter 5prboloet 16-1; bet paabpoer,
at belle Sslp S%eisnioruge, Tom ppbos
beoes | Stdttammerst unber S9erz
maus2pnen, ital mpntes til STANDARD
Sslpopuurs; forbpbsr noItsbelie at
Observation-Disclosures al minbre Demo-
minatiOnsr enb $40, ps paul9gser 5t>
tonsminiitsrsn at inblsie 9resn6acts
ps StattammsriebIsr sntsn n.b Cub
susr SslO eftsr ssst 9obtbsFnbsnbe,
ps til at ubsiOs igisn Sre.nbacts.
Den ulmtnbeItss M.ning er, at
bette Subititut bill bIiDe n.bFemt, %
Sufets S~pIbfurfIae b.btaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Gn Wotitie al @i9tiabeo.

vi oil itanoie bort GiIbuo ON at Seuoe
bore ~re8ulare csc samples for lOc, GA for.
orer oa ben resuIare 8ris. Gqe o. enbcer
laasUotion bar bait guleouing til at srspe
Dor % 9rops," % bar BE lille eiort bet, ioo
lerto itrnG sfter. Gn ggent / Geao gttp. g
.. bar iOlst 16 9aiin i21 Gage. saloes
lille | 2rus Storss. 9., Der boz lanai bprte
buro. ultiO isnOe efter 81 SLATE.
efriS ioas ettsr sstinseIfer for aasn,.r
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO.,
167 Dearborn st.
CHICAGO, I'll
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

$50 fnosr .Susosnnsu' at perei ole S,r.
lesnosr, hoao ben sr uolupet at bare. Sen
arefl0er iI9eiaa goot ipm en- Ra7iue til ben
ooooetts YrlS. gtn Rome iiasr, at beu inr
soof o9 sr let at baanoters. ( Traot %foiteSss
Winn. '"" ~Sl'uo'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
50 Drops" belbreoer.
gionesbsre fra oprtetise Solf'

For at fOrsiabrt sasoOur, % bsIbrsOs ben siosn's'
n .rs,isr ,Hasa gRsoietn iaa msss. ION 3 St0ps'
Zen b,Ibrebsr gufnSsr aosr rss. Blot TAM saa' al
ri faar 100 I en- Bon msO r % OVsr ben ft'rfi' Ws0''
Gin. Zen Sar uSrettst Iaust mere, sHS eisrns sa00s
paanaast. Zen TrI3ss fun sisunsm assHtsr. VI OFT
tre assnt 1eres gp, Oa f,riu til os. Is Rross"
burbe Fuses I bert Gus.
81 for 1 5laRs 900 Softr); snsr o Siahef
for $500.
% grops- e. RaSrst % 8orttouer. 5sraaosr tun
en- gana ON Saasu. eatisiaetion sarautsrsi Tor posr
Sang. asenter fulofrnNis f.rsos. 25c ean'pls
irit for 10 Eass (ssrO loci Clamps I'll at Ssfa's
for gutSVrtO Os 5nOSa'rius). gtonssb9rS Bans
vsnt FIJI. Bet bsOf. Rsnsuinsssg Riobd for bet Hnen'
nett lise epitem. gaau TOPPER 2ottOr'aeaHtrss'
Sslbrsb,r abioIut RR.rniatisrfs. se'
Tr~ otica, Nearalsil, 2pspspia, Rs3imer'
Il ter, gttma, gatarrR, SsonIsSssS,
IsI:IsI:1RerusTtst, nsrpss Os R,uraista' Dos
@D::: e.: e.; 80. e.: ::::;; &C.: &C.: : s : :: :;;:
Traapr xsnsl grpntit, garaIpfs, ps ttnbrsr Gebar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

Zen SLATE al IS Crops" bar eicrt mig
mere 9oot END oil auOeu Nfeolcin, iea bar
brugt. Snolast hi De iinoe Monsp Sroer
for en- 6laite I'll, bptItei jes tror, oil pGre
NOT til at b~elbrepe mig. 6le Dec. 1895. 3.
y. Wtrifet Corning, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

Yins 3 8Drn fl tppboIo 1eber. Oct enc
pdooe ogrct 1p9t5 Gage; Ieg gap bam nos
get a. SersS 70 Drops, % M er ban ovpe
% trtlt % rat. Seq tror, oct er Den beolle
Nte0tcn ! 8eroen, % leg pnIter itrar at
bItoe SereS N5ent. 27oe Ropbr. 1895. 6,
". Spanion, GATE WiIion, Miun.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
Hoods Pills ssEs sdEs ssi 1s opsrss sssy

B. s. NJ. Excursion Every Day.
The B. & M. road sells excursion
tickets to the northern Hills every day.
10 Deadwood and return 5000; to
Spearfish and return $3.50. Stop over
privileges at Sylvan lake and Hill City.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
A VAST new EMPIRE.
IN SOUTHWESTERN ARKANSAS
JUST OPENED TO SETTLEMENT.
BY the Bui,,iing of the New Road
The Kansas City, Pittsburg and
GuIf-thc Port Arthur Route
MENA, THE NEW CITY IN POLE
COUNTY,
To Become tile Center of a Large
and Important Trade Territory.

nHE Kansas City, Pittsburg &; Gulf Railroad
Nv the Port Arthur Ronte-will complete its
line to Polk county, Arkansas, about Au-
4 est and best portions of southwestern AR
kansas to settlement. This country has
been without railroads and is very sparcely set
tied, there being in this section of the state
nearly s,OOo,oOO acres of the very finest kind Of
government land for homestead entry and mil
lions more of magnificent fruit growing, farming,
mineral and heavily timbered lands, can be pur-
high, rolling, well watered, heavily timbered.
healthy country, with an excellent summer and
winter climate
The seasons are regular, rainfall abundant and
and is a never failing fruit and grain country.
1t is a land of mountains and valleys, forests
and streams being sufficiently elevated to insure
pure, cool breezes in summer. and walled on the
north by 2t0miles of mountain forests which
protect 1t from the cold blasts of winter. Game
is plentiful and It is now open for the first time
to the piOneer-the homeseeker. merchant me-
chanfc, manufacturer ard investor.
The new town of MENA 3S2 miles south of Kan
eas City, will be the railroad division and the
commercial. manufacturing and distributing cen.
ter for country 50to 55 miles in either direction
The town is clarmingly located and surrounded
by the richest and most beautiful country i'll Ar
kansas. II offers rare Inducements TO all kinds
of business ventures and is destined to become a
large and flourishing city within II few months.
SPECIAL Low RATE EXCURSIONS.
All railroads will sell half rate etop.oyer home.
seekers tickets to any point on the Kansas City,
Pittebnrg l. Gulf railroado on the following dates
August and IS, September / and Is, October
and 20. Be sure to buy your ticket to Mena, and
see all Of the Ozark apple
homeseekers an unparalleled opportunity to visit
this country and secure homes in this land pa
pers and pamphlets LEI giving full description q
A. HOrnbeck. Land Commissioner, 1th and wy
andotte sts, Kansas City, Mo.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
w. c. II. U. COLUMN.
[Ep1rEp nY THE w.c.r.u.l

In a letter recently received at head
quarters, Miss Willard thus comments
on the party split: ave follow pro.
hibition into whatever camp it goes
and it is certainly full-tledged in each
of these two camps. It looks as if
every party would split this year and
perhaps ours might as we'll set the
fashion-it helps to clear the air. Par
ties are of no more value than so many
tin cans. The Divine Spirit is ever
pouring itself into new receptacles and
when an old one is broken and lies by
the wayside it is not for us to stay our
march bemoaning its battered condi-
ton. Good will toward each of the
two wings of the prohibition bird, and
may it soar aloft!"
The women Of Colorado have reason
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
5000 REWARD

The Fall River County Stock Grow
ers Association will pay the above re-
constituting grand larceny-of any
person or persons unlawfully handling
any stock belonging to any Of its mem
bers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28

to be proud Of their leading represen-
tative in the republican convention.
In the platform committee Senator
Teller offered the following: "The re-
publican party favors such constitu-
tional amendment and such legislation
as will accord to women of this coun-
try an equal right of suffrage" One
vote-and that Mr.. Teller's own-was
recorded for this resolution. All
women of this nation, whether they are
sutfragists Or not, will remember with
gratitude Senator Teller's brave cham
pionship of their political rights in the
republican convention, the last in
which, in all probability, his voice will
be heard.
Another judicial decision which may
be regarded as victory for law and
order and step forward for the tenn
perance cause, is that of the supreme
court of Indiana affirming the consti-
tutionality of the Nicholson law. The
court declares that the rights of sa-
looms are not inalienable-"to sell in
toXicating liquors at retail not being a
natural right to pursue an ordinary
calling" The decision upholds the
police power of the state, prohibits
amusements in saloons, and sustains
the local option feature of the law,
which gives the legal voters of a town
ship or ward the right to demonstrate
when application for license is under
consideration by the board of commits
sioners. The Nicholson law, like all
measures for the regulation of the
liquor traffic, while commendable in
many respects, must be, from the ma
ture of the case, more or less inconsis-
tent; for while recognizing the "neces-
sity" and the legality of the business,
it denies it privileges which belong to
other legitimate trades and callings.
However, the fact that the power to
prohibit the drink traffic is being made
over to illegal voters" makes us more
and more appreciative of the value of
a ballot. These local option laws are
making many converts to woman suff-
rage among both men and women.-
Union Signal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
Here's Your Enstbountl Tra,n-

Here's Your Eastbound Train
The Burlington's Black Hills express.
Leave Hot Springs. 80. .S:45 p. m. today
Arrive Omaha. :. .4:O5 p. m. tomorrow
Fast: OF course it fast-it's Bur
lington train.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
Blanks, Blanks.

We now carry in stock a complete
limo of conveyancing. justice court,
circuit court and clerk of courts blanks.
These lines are all complete. We are
also putting i'll others and can furnish
on short notice township, school and
all county officers blanks.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
Less Than Half Rates to St. Paul, sKinn.

Less Than Half Rates to st. Paul, aEinn.,
Is offered by the Burlington route,
August 30 and 81, on account of the
national encampment of the G. A. r.
and full Information on on application ioo to
any agent of the b. g. M. r. r., or to j.
Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Nebr. 1S
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28


Commencing May 18th the Elkhorn
will sell round trip tickets to Dead
xood at 5000, limit five days and good
to return via either the Elkhorn or
Burlington. or from Lead City via the
ing with our line at Piedmont.
A. ID. WOOD. Agent
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-08-28
Men Wanted.

Men Wanted.
Twenty men wanted to work in Pin,
Ridge brick yard; two months work al
l5 cents an hour. Good board S3.5l
per weels. Write or apply to
w. p. ALsEP, Pine Ridge, s. d.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-05
III erit
intrinsic value of Hc
Hood 3 Sarsaparilla. j u no

Merit in medicine means the power to
cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses actual
and unequalled curative power and there
fore it has true merit. When you buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and take it according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
cure any OF the many blood diseases, you
are morally certain to receive benefit.
The power to cure is there. You are not
trying an experiment. 1t will make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus
drive out the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up the whole system.
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archist, demagogue. disturber Of the
peace and a menace. They call US So
cialists, disturbers Of the peace. and
lunatics. (Applause.) They called the
supporters of Jefferson a mob. The
followers Of Hamilton denied that the
followers Of jefferson were capable OF
self government. The people who op-
posed Jefferson doubted. honestly
have no doubt. whether the people at
large would ever be capable OF exercis-
ing the right Of elf-government. JEFF
ferson had confidence In the people
and they had confidence in him GAP
plause.)
when Jefferson opposed banks Of
issue, when he complained against
putting the issuance of a volume Of
paper money In the hands of private
individuals who could then expand or
contract II at will. he incurred the op-
position Of the banking elements of his
day. just as we have incurred the op-
position Of the banking element Of
our day. when we oppose the issue Of
paper money by national banks. The
national banks want to retire green
backs and treasury notes which now
cost the people nothing. and substitute
In the place Of those notes bonds upon
which the people will pay interest and
the bankers draw interest. I am not
surprised that they oppose us because
those enjoying special privileges al
ways oppose people who attempt to
take those special privileges away
from them. (Great applause) The
difference between those who advocate
the so-called honest money Of to-day
and the democrats OF 1884. Is that the
democrats then had the courage to say
what they meant by honest money.
and to-day the democrats OF so-called
honest money never try to tell the
people what they call honest money.
(Applause.)
IT have heard that In some cities IN
Indiana the employers have notified
the employees that they would not open
business II / was elected Now, my
friends n you will look at the char
ters granted those corporations you
will find that In not a single instance
have the laws Of Indiana authorized
organizations for the purpose Of run
ming the politics Of the state. (Ap-
plause.) You will find there IL not a
single instance where laws have grant
ed to corporations the right to intimi-
date employees in any way whatever.
and I assert that a corporation which
does try to intimidate Its employees has
no right to exist in a land like, ours.
applause and cheering) Corporations
were instituted for business purposes.
not for political purposes. Applause.
The restoration OF bimetalllsm will not
hurt any legitimate business. The
election Of the Chicago ticket will help
legitimate business. (Applause.) IL
only interferes with the man who
wants to eat the bread that some
body else has earned" (Applause)