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many privileges that persons do not have.
a,iors when may be rechoned 'ne iNl-
loving: They never die. they can 'akc.
Tor their c9sparaie use this private prop
Lriy Of the stockholders Is not lian1 Tor
gho debts ~ the corpora, on, they Tan
i1N sea 10 nay interest and all running
expenses Of their read. They nave pecone
la potential ,nfiusnyc IN The p6htlos OF
shc country. frcm thsir wealth they ON
,unutc munificcn; SUMS L. deNauen inc
ciector and 80 mould lcSslauoN, iht
lol hies around legislative haiis, oat1 Htair
ana National. are Irresistible, r.snli'nS
Uittn IN p.tncIuis and class Jaws MMcn
oprtNSs ans mpovorsh the masses. II IS
admitted hy an men that whoiescric am
corscrN1ilve restraint of this corporate
power = absolutely necessary 10 nrctec'
fir citizen against their greed and rhi'ac-
tor the exercise OF this restrain MT aud ecu
trcl as there are ,,olih clans. many hn-
worthy d.inacogues have. gratiiisd trcir
selfish and unpstiiptic ambition by riding
into position and place by hyrocriiica
ahusr OF ri;lroad corporations The renl
communists and anarchists Of this Soun-
try are .he politicians, who take adVdu.
iags OF the prejudices OF the masses anI
irIitate them lisio conditions Of frens'sd
madness against corporate wealth by. ere
ating ills which do not exist. maenifyirs
wrongs and promisinS remedial lceisia-
ton, which would amount TO u contisca
nor Of sGepora's nr9pe ong f sa w cf
ami wealth, Some OF the favorite mctho's
10y tSNii'lAiN ana ffililel 81 ltlilN.Ai '1'i
poraiiors are 20 regulate Them by general
law, some through tn judicial ~ huna,s
81 the country. some by the stle comf'iis-
sion. some by government ownership.
take /, that 1t is now. after more
than fry years actual experiment, uni
versally conceded that e is utterly I'M
practicable to control these great corpora
tons by any general law, Tor many roo
sers No general law could be inst In i, :
operation that applied al7ks To all rail
roads. regardless of all surroundings. u
would speedily hankrupi some and enrich
Others, asnin. the details of such a law
would 80 SO complex and so varied 'nl'
mono hnt q practical railroad man CO ld
frame or interprct H. and that class rare-
~ get 10 the Legislature or On tho bench,
again. state Legislation can only be mad"
effecinal within state boundaries and
could not bc made To reach evils beyond
the state fhat must he carried on, within
tn. state The same objection 10 reguln
tion by general law APPLES to general
regulation bv tho Judiciary with the FUR
thor objection tia, the delays nc'd"nt tn
tn" courts and Tho uncertainty as to the
scundnoss of judgments pronounced would
become ius,lffarahle.
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sr.nrirAsl.RY rr.AN.

Will f'' illttItNE AMI waning around every
nresldc.
Sr'BTrEASfr Plan
orr naomi. hava haan o,,,,b abrsaa and
our nohc'"s N"'n nliSrenresented and ira
diced fer oar declaration fsVorng the
suhitcasir, plan or something better. our
d..r,,,r-,,,s. ,T4.ras ,,ava rcs,s,s5 ivory re-
torn ln'us Aiaiep IN this state or Nation
with the cry Unconstitutional. ana an
o'psr i4so'l''' woHpon Is ap"ss ana ''oi'
IN n'A' ~
H. i,, ~ ~ .,,,iy s,,e,.st,,,,, , ~
i=-sed ~ the government may obtain a
"nn'N+r fel.tat asfnoefat,.s aani.nlstiH-
sar. ,Sa,, axff9yt.3,r''e ,SauI5 o,r'n,,,f.
IN, money as tas; as tho gcvernment cnul
make II. Nj sihss snys the government
re mlited Spscnia'cis to max rrett
.s,s IN ~ ~ 's'i , 'onir 'ss'r ~ "a
'.A W :" . NY 80 ar ~ W.
,"s s re 49, i''H
1l'"A-h'HN 'Ae NhuHH- nls stHsne y
ufnrp9- - ty orr democratic tfitnhs as
class - station. y II ahJraei"fiz"d as
~ arr ~ 4" SNesnment for indvidual
helr tner-ny making the government pa
trrNal Grant fNat your 'riticltm " COT
rect las nof eng government dispensed
SIS h.nHrg tp classss under color Of law
without stint for NOR. fhn,l twenty fiva
veefss / not rha \,iicnal hunt .rt rl,a.
iesisl,tiap9 10 moi al tSrpor,t'ons onioy
privileges ana inlni nitas not granted %.
,...t.e,, f...f,i,,', 40, * t,,t.S 81, ~
,n ,,5 ti','H i, ,'l or Ne
'eN " ~ 'hen. shnNin nor class nrnfits
~ naie to extend TO the masses am
oppressed TO all class atom, hu' VI W..
are 20 heve any class nro'eo'ion then !
all peonl" The farmer. say our demo
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men ,hat accomplished i.i' ~ M, \;
az rexss II is such men tna Y
serve Inc liberty of the lsoE;s NV. Y I
our instltut ons and 'rans . y ~ |;
men, unsullied to the genss"s~ :
TO come after US.
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Showing Aha. he has cout.aciei
tSe rreenbacks ~ boarding in
In ,he ,nj5st a, a nanic whe-e miiic :
81 men ana women w.,e crying for Nrf.a
Again n March, 1895. he shows III me
,reasury: ,-,-, ,so
Treasury notes March. isAd.-...-. y, si..nt
a contraction 81 money as rerr"
year ... TO-. ...... -. .4-.--.--- " y \ y
The same report shows MAJ ~ 1Nn
March. iss-i IN the treasury more ~ s'4NeF
than ne Mad tn Mnrch. ~, - 80, a.,
The same reroii SHOWS 'hat nH ~.
the treasury more - slEr as
than he had tn Mar'n' M ~ $500
..
New. LET'S adi ihosH hSute7 'V-f'"N'
and we aud shat the Treasurer has con
,r,,,..5 v,ur .,oro,. NJ ,resr three yar g.
80, 80, ..i-. .has3r
ufs-s'-i'i''a~ "''''N'' ~
.uiat,pr ntliun on dollar.
In tho report # Marsh. 1855. the score
.aFF ei 'he 'iea@1is
Net cAsh, valsufe en- nena -. .s'''''i'
E2r Ma. a. 80 NJ sIR"f' "N' .., s,- -.c
ASH pelanes on hs''d ''-'--''''
xee-5. ,s-
SHOWING q tNi tN.F ."'iti .. ~ :, - ,
~ ths az p ~ 10 W." >. -" 80
tae my - 49,, ,as ,,..bo1i ~
pc nav ~ - :, ~ So ,or nan ve.
Use ueNi - ~ 5ofu-
l., sa.,n.-,irjt arf ,.ottri,-s,lf,d Cow
.here i sratner class ~ democrats vi -
wan NOR none iiti te,r "a, ni,lS -,
~. 'Ns ..i,3s FAR *. N5,,ar AZ ~
<aii7n ard v.rg 7tayerls ~ nqf %t1 10
bring lis va hs sa,
- - 1'..s. iss Az c.ar fh "a
-,on I'D nardsst 81 aiitr re- on. coin
si1er fre. ann unlimited - la .siio ~
Ii - J. ara spsf an b. II fcJ Nan 80
ascertain % mans f0aucial 1h' ~ - pay
sou mus leHrn nis resources NNtt -
,fae ~ MOD b. ifiT ~ E2N-' -i.lrh' Ntl
Eav.rnffefii~ A+Nt orc N'''- meg an 90
aeain ars"f
Pc aulp nan 81
L-AN'it-l fti't1 - ''i =
- from rs % ~
rtf.0l $40
ehfe ~ 49, IN,
-.., f
~" -r,.,.,',.x ~
~ ,1s,s,,anr AID a
80 nm a. -, .i.fe az, ,..ilns ~
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A contraction 81 money a. repre-
sented hv treasury notes IN on

year - - -
The same repor; shows hal h@ al W
March iss-; in the treasury more ~ Si4Nei
than ne Mad tu March. is'f-S- is',-'s-
The same rerofi shows mat 40 hau W
the treasury moro IT SILVER osrilhe AZ :
than he had tn March. l>e5 s.. 'i>,S-N.
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Showing .ha. he has coutsactei
ire rreenbacks Ny boarding in
ihe treasury Tor one year o.. W ~ ~
IN the midst IT nsric whe-s milo -
~ men and women we,e crying for Nr's:n
Again N March. 1895. he shows i'll me
Treasury notes March. i@5..-s SIS Sl2 g. ~
Treasury notes March. iso-... 's's'-.'is
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larRer amount hut these reports are COM
piled from the atno.1t OF coin niNtec hS
shown by the officers OF the mint. Whei,
YOU consider tho immense reserve cil'luc,i
BY law upon banks insurance cpnll'ani.s
and OF her corporations, IL viii demonS'fai.
that but a small amount OF the come.
money in existence in the government
ts IN circulation But l have not yet an
swered that question: Why have anything
but paper money? That wouin at Inns
time be inexpedicnf:
i. BECAUSE the Nation stands rl-fsed 10
redeem certain Civilizations IN com 'ns
contract must bc observed. .
Q Because gold aui silver are american
products and by demonstration. toih ar"
Trirried and We impair cur own sources
of wealth. our country is too NOW 10 oe
subject tn such derivation now.
4 Because the operation cf ihesn mines
gives employment "a great NUMBER OF
iahorsrs. who woulS be made To- snHsT
insa of wages on account ~ the CONNIE Z /.
c,al decline of both iyold and silver saoni'
both be demcneiized.
Hence the question rroponnded - 'n'
NOW an issue whafeNc tho near fN,Nfe
may develop The circulating inehiohl w,
dn- damo-raiic rule has grown less eNriy
dav. Notwithstanding The panic. ine uNi i,
versai distress. the declne n PRES ~
everything except gold ynn- money nas
been contracted by democrats in "" isss
twelve months by many niu.en,s 80. sn,
fron, he report If secretary ,arhSie 'r1i'.
Narrh 1875 to March iS-t ~ his T"ani,
for March 1856 he shows IN me treasury
Marsh. ist, ereensacks IN treas 49,
March. iMs, grccnbaeks ia treas.
Ury 80. ....-' go. ff-.-f .+-f -,
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roads. reeardiess q M SURROUNDINGS
p ,mn d.,ails s' nf s,ch IN ~
'.'' 49,, ~ ,p,,,I,'i, III ,, ~ ~, - ~. ia
fr,,,a al, ,n,srn,n /, ma VA, LASS ,,re.
,v set 10 H., ls,islai,,rc or ,'n ,hn benrh
ass;r s,,,o ,''s'isin,iH ~, ~n , M ,na,,
.ffs.,,al v.i,hf So, hn,, ~ Iva
,.o,,i5 NO, hc ,,,.,,,. tn rcsch cvtis hevond
the state Mat mis-, he carried ont within
IN. stare Tho came ohiertion Ia resuin. .
tinn hv general law applos to general
resliln-ion bv tho iudiciai,v. with the fur-
ther objection Tia, the delays incident tn
tho courts and tho unceriainty as to the
scunduess of Judgments pronounced would
soon become insuffarahle
STATE COMMISSION
Regulation nv Stat. comr,issio, mas
'Ss''h h'S
pt"N"n VI 'eHis' AFTER many years or real
| experience. to be an absolute failure. No
| suhsisutta, cood INC ,,s,,,.a
'e W 'he oo''n-
w rom thlS 'Nh-nSN" adjunct Of gov
| eminent. clothed az the.- are with ,,d,,ial
| executive ana Iepis,,,tyo ,o,,,
- .., ''''
TO- ''''''' however '" say mat this
| failure is The tquenca of any inherent
wcakness in the remedy Itself Lawyers
| have heen appointed to This mpo,ia nj
| place who know absolutely nothing about
the :, elncc of building or operating a
road. 1 question very much II there has
eNe, been ON the rsirond commission a
man who could make railroad time table
from Grsenyille to Dallas or who tnous
The, difference between ! ,silroad frog
| ard safety switch Va thess msn 49,
been appointed TO legielato' intaruret ANA
'Nocute roilroas! rofnrm in 'revas IN.
| arc not shippers producers or familiar
! with the wants and needs 81 thai cI,,ss ~
| people who are the erent.5i snffS,sr'. r,o,,
rdltrnnb abuses Whilr th.. f,rfoh, ,,,,,,,
| 81 TeNas has largely ,nr,,ascd ~ ~ ~, i ~,
| Of ttausporint .un has iu,ro,sod ~. -, -.
| years ago We could shin n,st ,lass ,,a,,,,
! from Galveston TO Nor,b Tr~ns >. ~
| cents. rer hundred NV, i, , n, i'i 90
| Per hundred ROM b, 30. -, y" ~, >
| that wdo awake ma lnrn,ti,i' IL ~,
| of nn,vs and thar ~ ~, r,,, 49, t!'h',i 81
| lish ii ,he paIl,s Wa,,,',,. " N - 10 pup
paraiite stainnen, Of f,,,.,sb, NrMS, svni-
| i take The liberty Of onn,in, 49, 49, "h'eh
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Mrs Spcns excepionabe Thousands Of Tn
have been cured she No need suffer from the reuM
arrangements and weaknesses which her subject kEs Wine
submit Illuminating examination
take the either is used privacy hone
bottle Wine Of Cdui only $l00 your drug
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY SPEAKERS.

|
Speakers Before the Various G. A. X
i Posts lii Vermont Last Saturday.
4 Following is the list OF Memoria
day orators:
Arlington-Rev M L Severance Of
Bennington
Barnet Rev Thomas Teller of Gro
ton
Barre-Maj Josiah Grout OF Derby
Barton Landing Rev b f Rowland
of Barton Landing
| Bellows Falls Henry Ballard Of
Burlington
Bennington X Batchclder Of Ar
lington
Bennington Ccnter-Rev G B Law
son
Bethel-Rev Seward Robson, Ran
polph
Brandon-Rev w S Smart, Bran
don
Brattleboro--Col G w Hooker OF
Brattleboro
I Bristol--Hugh Henry of Chester
Burlington-Ex-Gov w p Dilling-
ham of Waterbury
Cabot-Rev j A Dixon OF Cabot
Castleton- Col CBaker of Rutland
Chesterfield j H Goulding of Will
mington
Dummerston- Rev f M Wiswell of
Putney
East Barre-W A Lord OF Mont
pelier
East Concord-S P Streeter Of Ver-
gennes
Enosburgh Falls-Col F d Proctor
of Proctor
Essex Junction Rev E E Herrick Of
Milton
Fairfax-Rev A B Blake of Fairfax
Gaysville-Col j ii Lucia OF Mont
pelier
Glover-Capt A w Davis OF White
River Junction
Grafton-R G w Perry of North
Chester
Hardwick G M Powers of Morris.
vile
Higbgate--Col Willard Harrington
Of st Adams
Hinesburgh-Col L B Sawyer Of
Hyde Park
Jacksonville-Rev r G L Mckenzie
Of BrattIeboro
Jamaica-Rev S Z Frohock, Spring
field, Mass
Johnson-M p Powell Of Burling-
ton
Lincoln-Rev Mr. Reeder of Water
bury
Lyndonville- Congressman w W
Grout of Barton
McIndoes Falls--S B Page of Woods
vile, N III
Middlebury-Rev E Z Margraf of
Bellows Falls
Milton--M S Page Of Essex juno
ton
Montgomery-Rev w S Jenne Of
South Troy
Morrisville-R w Hulburd of Hyde
Park
Newbury-Rev II I Barnard
New Haven-D j Foster Of Bur-
lington
Newport Center-M w Farman of
Westiield
North Bennington-R B Tozer Of
Bennington
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Around the Campfire.

The Barre, North field and Montpe.
lier military companies will drill to-
gether on June 18th.
J. II. Holden, son Of G.. H. Holden
of Burlington, is member Of next
months graduating class at the
United States Naval academy at An.
napolis. He is the second in rank in
the class.
Postmaster F. w. Childs of Brattle-
boro has been elected sergeant Of the
fourth division Of the Ancient and
Honorables. The election took place
in Faneuil hall, Boston, and though
Mr.. Childs has only been a member Of
the company for eight years, he was
elected over l8 other candidates,
some Of whom had been in it two or
three times as long. AS the organiza-
ton contains no captains, this cleo
ton makes him commander Of one
of the four companies, position in
which he will officiate in London and
on the European trip.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-04
Vermont Pensions.

Restoration and increase, Otis Park,
deceased, Brattleboro; reissue and in
crease, Edmund Daley, STAFFORD; re.
newnal and increase, John T. Knowl'
ton, Gaysville; increase, Lewis Shou'
tell, Middlesex, Patrick Wynn, Bethel
Charles II. Ingalls,, Lyndonville; orig.
nal, Edwin w. Slack, Randolph; adj
ditional, widows, etc, minor OF Frank.
lin E. Kirkham Of SYNDICATE; original,
widows, ETC., minor of Addison I.Pal.
mer Of Woodstock.
Original, Joseph Girard, Montgom-
cry Center; original, widows, minors
of George S. Lawrence, Montpelier;
Lanra |. Inman, South Royalton.
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pomfret-Rev M n Morrill, ofWood.

Pomiret- Rev M I Morrill, ofWood'
stock
Poultney-Rev H J Banker of Proc
tor
Putney-R Rev II d Maxwell Of Brat
tlebor0
Randolph-Ex-G " E J Ormsbec Of
Brandon
Readsboro-Rev r G T Mckenzie
of Brattleboro
Rutland-Rev Henry Gordon OF
Cola, NY
Saxton's River-Prof II C Bristol Of
Saxton's River
Sharon-Andrew Gillies Of White
River Junction
Springfeld-E B Flynn ofSpring-
field
Stannard-Mr Burbank of Walden
st Albans-Rev L M Hayes Of Rut-
land
st Johnsbury-B III Sanborn OF Bos
ton
Stowe and Waterbury Center-Por-
ter II. Dale of Island Pond.
Swanton-Rev Geo Scott OF Atkin-
son, N II
Vergennes-Col A A Hall Of st AL
bans
Waterbury, S Stanton Of Rox-
bury
Waterbury-Frank Plumley, North
field
Waterville-R A Waterbury OF
johnson
West Charleston-Re G 0 Howe
of Newport
Westford- Capt II 0 Wheeler OF
Burlington
West Rutland Rev M Carmody Of
Bristol
Weybridge-Rev L A Bigelow Of
Bristol
White River Junction-Rcv + l.
Allen OF Henniker, N II
Williamstown-W W Lapoint Of
Barre
Wilmington-C MRussell Of vii.
mington
Wolcott Mayor II S Peck Of Bur
liDgton
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Henry Ballard Camp Mustered in a,
Rutland with 81 Members.

Division Commander Edwin T.
Monahan of Underhill, assisted by
Capts. G. G. Peru Of Vergennes, G. E.
Mandigo of Cavendish and G. w
Utley and several other men of Man.
chester mustered in camp Of Sons
of Veterans at the G. A. r. hall in
Rutland last Friday night. The
camp was unanimously named after
Henry Ballard Of Burlington and It's
number is 10. There were 81 Of the
best young men Of Burlington mus
tered in. The new camp expects to
muster in 100 members within a
short time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-04
New England Magazine.

In the New England magazine, which
is three-dollar periodical, the illustra
tions are very attractive feature. The
frontispiece, Lake Cochituate, is in con
meet ion with the opening paper, GLOW
Boston Gets Its Water" This article /
enriched by beautiful pictures. "MounI
Auburn, 1.-THE oldest of suburban GENE.
teries in the United States, is the subject
OF an extremely readable article and one
that will doubtless serve as a guide to the
resting place OF 80 many OF our honored
dead. "The Benedict Club and '.His
toric Andover" are other red letter papers
and worthily so, and besides these there
are stories and poems which give pleas
ant variety to this June issue.
All Soaps Contain Lye.
1--we rots clofhes--eats the FIBRE Use |, IS
I've by usinp Harmless soan.
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McCIure,s Magazine.

A noticeable feature in the June NUM-
Der is a series of portraits OF Mark Twair
The first one was taken in Constantine
pie thirty years ago and the last was taken
a short time since in Australia. Rud-
yard Kipling tells the romance OF the
we'll. known Mowgli, when he made his
acquaintance with white men and women
The domestic side OF Lincoln is especial
ly and entertainingly brought out here by
Miss Tarbell. All readers will enjoy
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps "reminiscences OF
James T. Fields, az her publisher. The
art paper is by Will III. Low.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-04
The Standard Designer.

June brings out the summer styles in
illus ration and in text. A page shows
the parasol in every variety OF style and
rs the parasol figures largely in wom-
ans possessions this article Is very in
tsresling study. Especial attention is
given to commencement gowns, as well
DIS confirmation and wedding gowns. All
the gowns are technically described. la
addition to all this there are stories and
poems and valuable recipes and book re.
views, max ing it good magazine for the
general reader. Price, s1.00 year. Pub
lished at 80 West 14th St, New York.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-06-04

In the spring young mans fancy light
ly turns to thoughts of--DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, for they always cleanse the
liver, purify the blood and invigorate the
system. E. E.Evant q Co., Randolph; K.
Z. Stockwell, Bethel; M. j. Sargent &
Son. So. Rovalton; A. X. Hood & Son,
Chelsea
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

Postaveni haaiiskdho nh6elnika v
mo-.6 takoyo rozsahlosti, iako Min.
neapolis, ditajicf celd akry cennyeh
staveb, ktizovAno isouc detnfmi dra
hami a mnozstvim rozlidnych tova
rem, kdez ohen mhze kazdou chyfli
vypuknonti, Jest postavenfm neoby.
6ejn6 zodpovednosti n mhze sv6feno
byt pouze muzi bezvadneho kara.
kteru schornosti.
August II. Runge, jenz zsuifmal
zodpovedne 10 stanoviste po mnoha
l6ta Sc ctf sob6 m6stu, narozen byl
We statu New York roku 1859, kdez
obdrzel obycejne skolnf vychovanf.
Kdykoliv muz, jakym jest on, ma
n6co tfci, musf to byti poyazovano
"a vyrok dalezity.
"Doufaje, BE slovy mnou vyslove.
nymi upozorn6ni budou neiakSm
.pdsobem jinf, kdoz podobne jako
ja drive churav6li bee zdanlive pff
6iny, cftim 80 byti povinnym sdelti
kratkou 6rtu me zkusenosti, jez
doufam nebude mem zivot6 vice
opakovana.
"Pfed ndkolika mesfci po6al jsem
cftiti ma t6le jakousi ochablost roe.
rusenf, COZ lze hlavne pficftati pFetf
zenf povinnostmi k menu dfadu, co
na6elnika hasi6stva SO vztahujicfmi.
Abych pocit tento zastfnil, musel
jsem pouzfti k tomu cel6 sv6 sfly.
Pocit tento vsak vhci tomu vzrhstal
av kratk6m case znati bylo d6inky
jeho nechuti k jidlu ztrate spanf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

Pfistnpnyal iaem ku stolu 40 zjevnon
nechutt uIehal dtsuon pfedtuchou
nted nastAvajfcf nepokojnou nocf, jH
jsem ztejm6 vidtl pred sebou. Okol.
nosti stAvelyse tax poyazliyymi, 10
nemoha dele otaleti, sd6lil jsem o
SVEN pffpadu jednomu mych pfa.
tel, ienz navrhl, abych zkusil Paine
dv Celery Compoud. Koupil isem
laheg dffve nez-li jsem wal tucet
davek, spozoroval isem, ze zazfvam
dobfe, a citil jsem yalne zlepsenf
sveho stavu. Uzival isem jej vsak
dale, cftfm 40 dpln6 uzdravenym.
Nam dobrou chut jfdlu, SPIN
dobfe a ma mfsto dffv6jsf nechuti je
mi prhce mole op6t zabavnou. Pfi6f.
tam into stastnou zmenu okolnostf
Paine-ovu Celery Compound"
TAX jako pffpadu naGelnfka ha.
sled Runge-a, chabnoucf zdravf silly
snadn6 zbavuje nebezpecf hrozfcf-
no vyvaynouti. Jest to pffznak ne.
moci, jena ''ochably' stav t6lesny
stupnovanfm cinf nebezpeGnym.
Kazdy den ukaze Vam jasn6, 10 nelze
vam vysilen9m afti ma pokraji same
pohromy. Unavenost a nedostatek
silly jist6 SO zvysi.
Nynf jest Gas nemoci teto SO zba-
vii. Pfi nastaem jaru nal6xa Sc jen
mAlo pfekazek. abyste ZINE otfese-
ne zdravi znovu mohli upevniti Pal.
nedv Celery Compound, pouzit nyni,
odstranf ptiznaky nemoce a zdravf
vase znovu upevnf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

New Haven shromazdanf. Delegaci
do konvence narodnf nedan navod,
pro koho hlasovati ma, "a to ale
slfbena vsemozna podpora tomu,
kdoz nominace dosahne. - Jak 40
podoba, rozd6lena jest delegace
mezi McKinleyho Reeda.
V statnf konvenoi republikand
marylandskych, We stfedu Balti.
more odbSvan6, porazen nna6nou
vatsinou navrh, ably delegaoi do
konvence narodni nAvrh dan byl,
pro McKinleyho hlasovati a praco-
vati.
Presidentovi Clevelandovi po.
dan dtery vSborem prAvnioke ko.
mory newyorske pametni spis,
namt odporu6uje sc utvofenf stale.
ho merinArodniho soudu smfr6fho,
jemus by k projednAnf veskery
mezinArodni spory pfedklAdany
byly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-04-29

odbSvAna dtery sohhze zlatafh a
pfevaanou v6tsinou usneaeno, kon.
venoi samostatnou odbyvati "a.
mostatne dekance pro vsechny IRA.
dy stAtni postaviti. Tim ovsem
bude sila demokratd statu onom
zna6nou m6rou oslabena, a republi
kane, pakli 10 SO jim spojenf po-
pulisty dooiliti podaff, meli by do
brou 5Aku ma vit6zstvf. V pfija.
tsoh resoldcfch odsuruje SO kffdlo
stffbrafske pro uchvaoenf mooi a
pro snahu pomoci salby stat Texas
do fady st O stffbrafskSch zavesti.
Jest nejvyasi 6as, ably pfatels msny
rdrave povstali, a pfi osudf hlaso-
vacim dokAzali, ae cd stffbrafh dele
saliti so neneehaji.
Pro zdravou menu
a vrAjemnostnf smlouvy obohodni
prohlAsili 80 We stfedu republikAn6
conneoticutstf, v stAtnf konvenci v