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than vote for Bryan? Surely every
man who loves his country and under
stands the pregnant issue of this cam
paign will do the same. This is no
ninety days. conflict; the war is only
commenced, and whether we win in
this campaign or not it will not
cease until we free ourselves from
English domination or have become
one of the dependencies of Great
Britain.
Twenty-Five years moro of the con-
centration of wealth and capitalistic
aggressions upon the rights of the cit
izen in the same proportion rs has
characterized that influence during
the last 25 years will destroy the inde-
pendence of American manhood and
enfeeble the government, until it will
of necessity become prey and its
liberties destroyed by that power, over
whose domains the sun never ceases
to shine; owning as it does from Hall
fax via the st. Lawrence and great
lakes north to the Arctic, Archipelago,
Bermudas, the Bahamas, Lesser An
titles and British Guiana. with gigan-
tic fOrtresses and coaling stations from
Halifax to Belize clear across our
Atlantic front, with every prepara tion
made for war with US, and we with
none, presents such spectacle rs the
world never saw before, and we sup
inely sit by, lulled by her capital, and
dare not asked her what those war
preparations mean. Surely the Amer
lean people through British gold have
been lulled to sleep, and by the same
Influence All organized attempt is be-
ing made in this campaign to yet fast
ell her fetters most strongly upon lis.
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1895 the amount of money IN circula
ton had to fallen 81, ,6O1, ZOO, 600 de-
crease in one year of fifty-nine mil
lions of dollars. In 1s96-and these
statements are made on the 3Oth day
of June of each year-the amount in
circulation had fallen to 81 500, 600,
900.
"What does it mean? 1t means
that in two years time according to
the treasury report the amount Of
money in circulation among the peo.
pie had fallen about $3.50, 900, 600.
Great appIause.) In other words in
two Yeaas time there had been a de-
crease of nearly 10 per cent in the
amount of money in circulation among
the people. This, my friends, is the
treasury report this report shows that
while the circulation in 1894 was from
S24.2S up per capita, III 1896 IL has
fallen to $21 .1O-a fall of more than
So per capita. (Applause.)
"Now have called your attention
to the decrease shown in the treasury
account. Senator John Sherman
(grOans) made speech on the 9Th of
June 1890 ard In the course of his
speech he used these words: If our
present currency is estimated at 81 ,450,
600, 200 and our population is increas-
ed at the rate of per cent per year
it would require an increase of AZ, 900.
900 to keep pace with the growth.
Assuming that 81, ,OOC, 900 year adj
ditional circulation is needed upon this
basis, that amount is provided for in
the bill by issue of treasury notes in
exchange for bullion at market price.
'He says we need an increase of
something like $4,000, 600 and yet in
stead of having an annual increase of
fifty million in the last year, we have
had decrease (arplau'e) making a
deficit ofabout two hundred and fifty
millions of dollars in the currency of
the country.
Now, If Mr. Sherman did right in
1890 in saying that the people need
ed new money every year, then my
friends l want to asked you why it IS
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been in deep water the moment he at.
tempted to answer it.

OCOu III uOCp "ooSt VIZ hOAiOup AO eSe'
tempted to answer it.
Mr.. Long gained a seat in congress
two years ago by means OF the false
pretense that he was in favor of the
free coinage of silver, and at the first
opportunity hy his vote against thai
measure betrayed the people he was
supposed to represent. He now has
the brazen effrontery to declare that
he has been faithful to his campaign
pledges and consistent friend of his
constituency. He need have no fear
that he will eceive salary as cong
man in So cent dollars. After his
present term expires he will need have
no cause for uneasiness ON that score
and can betake himself to Che city Oh
the Medicine and as private citizen
drink at his leisure from the turbid
waters of Bitter creek, disturbed only
by the glomy meditation that he has
betrayed a people that trusted him and
that the way of the political charlatan
is hard.
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BRYAN 1T ST. LOUIS,

There are some who believe in the
maintenance of gold standard until
the foreign nations come to our relief.
There are those on the other hand
who believe with us that the immed-
late free and unlimited coinage of
gold and silver at the present legal
ratio eff 16 to l, without waiting for
the aid or consent OF any other nation
is absolutely essential to national pros
perity. Great applause.) desire to
submit few arguments tonight in
behalf of the restoration of free coin
age. (Applause). Now want to
submit to your consideration two or
three propositions and believe that
they are SO clear and so PLAIN that
every one of you can recognize the
force of them.
'.In the first place call your at
tention to the fact that the republican
party through its platform and
through its public men is making no
effort to supply the people of the Un-
tied States with sufficie It amount
of money to do business with. If
were to tell you that a grown person
could wear the clothes of IA child, you
would think me foolish. If were to
tell you that grown person could live
on the food necessary to sustain life
in a child, you would Cab me foolish,
| and yet they call those lnen 6nanciers
who assume that the people growing
in population can survive on a money
decreasing in it's amount. Applause
and three cheers fer BRYAN were Civ
en.) l want you to remember now
the figures which I am going to lea
to yoa These figures were ia keE
from the government publishing issue
on the first day of July 1896. H. thil
government publication issued b, tn
treasury department on the first da.
Of July 1896, l find a statement of 10.
amount of money of all kinds in cir
cnlation among the people for the var
ions years Let me cali your atten
tion to thu amouHt given the year.
1894 5 and !6. In 1894 the amour,
in circulation wa 81, $50. 200, 900. II
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OUR NATIONAL TICKET.

You shall not press upon the brow
of labor, this crown Of thorns. You
shall not cruelty mankind upon this
cross of gold.-Wiiliam J. Bryan.
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OHIO FOE BRYAN.

Judge L. C, Ryan, Of Columbus,
Ohio, who is making toxr, of tho
West, lecturing in the interest 'ot the
Junior Order United Mechanics, says
that he has travelled all over Ohio,
campaigning for the republican party
during the last fifteen years, but that
the present uprising in that state in
favor Of Bryan is almost indescrlbable
At Canton, Ohie, Major McKiuley's
home there is Bryan and Sewal club
composed of Democrats, Republicans
and Populiets that has the largest
membership Of any club in the state
outside of Cincinnati, Judge Ryan
says that he has not the least doubt
that the silver forces will carry the
state at the fall election. In the 18th.
congressional district: which Watson.
Rep. carried two years ago by 1900.
the silver sentiment Is very strong and
there IS 10 doubt that it will elect a
silver congressman. JuJge hayn,
though All old time Republican, is a
strong silver advocate Of free silver
coinage and will support Bryan and
Sewall.
''The Ohio people," says the Judge.
"'have taken up the silver champion
ship, after careful thought. It is the
outgrowth Of their own consideration
of the question and is growing stronger
daily. When Bryan spoke at Column
bus fully 100000 people heard hing:
they came lRrseiY from the country
districts, and the comments Ui Mr.
Bryan's speech and appearances were
all extremely favorable and lie made
many votes "-ROcky Mountain News.
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. England and Australian coinage of
gold in '9l and '92 was more than ali
the balance IF the world; while her
per capita of gold coinage was three
times as much rs the United States.
How protectiOnists are humbugged in
this gold standard county. Give us
free caiuage Of silver and it would
give our manufactures from SO to 1Oe
per cent better protection than even
the Mckinley bill.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-09-18

Some rOwdies threw eggs a Mrs.
Mary Hobart, Populist orator, while
she was speaking at Newtown a small
village, ten miles from Danville. Mrs.
Hobart was hit by some of the eggs,
but she continued until she had finish
ed her speech.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-09-18

At meeting or the Knights of La.
Dor, held in New York city, resolu-
tions we're passed bitterly denouncing
Terrence V. Powderly as traitor to
the cause of labor, attacking NJ. A.
Hanna, and endorsing the Chicago
platform and praising W. !. Bryan.
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The silver cause has the advantage
of having been championed by all the
most distinguished political leaders OF
both the great parties. What was
true in rs and go is true in '96. The
money of the constitution must and
shall be restored,
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that the Republican party, in the face
of the constant decrease in the circu-
lation of money, has made 10 provision
whatever to satisfy the needs Of an
increased pOpulatiOn"p
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F. H. Whitney. an Atlantic, Iowa,
banker. offers to wager $1,000 that
Bryan will carry Nebraska, and from
81, 900 to 100000 that Bryan will re-
'ceive, majority Of the votes in the
electoral colledge.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-09-18

. Other nations may protect their
people rs they should but our nation
is the only nation that can pro tect the
American people.
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For Presidential Electors.
State Ticket.

For Chief Justice
FRANK DOSTFR,
Marion County.
Governor
J.W. LEEDY,
Coffee County.
Lieutenant Governor
A. NJ. HARVEY.
Shawnee County,
Congressrnana at-Large
Rev. J.. ID. BOTkIN,
Wilson County
Secretary of State
w. E. BUSH,
Jewell County.
Treasurer
D. II. HEFLEBOWER,
49, Miami County.
-. -: Attorney General
l.. &. BO4LE,
Bourbon County.
Auditor
w. NJ. MORRIS,
Cherokee County.
Superintendent of Public Instructions
WILLIAM STRIKER,
Barton County.
For, Congressman Seventh District
JERRY SIMPSON. -.
=. Borbour County.
o.: Judge Appellate Court
:, =. b. F, MILTON,
Ford County.
State Senator
-. A. H. UPPER,
Pawnee County.
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DELEGATE CONVENTION.

A delegate convention of he Peoples party
Democrats and Free silver Republicans, Of
Edwards County, is herebv called to meet in
the Court House in Kinsley Kansas on Sat
urday September 18th at 10 q. M to place in
nomination candidates for the foIlowin z
Offices.
Representative of ss district
Clerk OF the District Court
Probate Judge
County Attorney
Superintendent Public instruction
Coroner 10 fill Vacancy.
Commissioner OF First district.
The basis for opportionine Delegates will be
one delegate for every 10 votes cast for Gov
ernor LeweiIing November "a and one dele
at large from each prccenct. Each pIecient
will be entitled to the following representa-
tior
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1t is recommended that each precinct hold
its primary to elect their said delegates to
said convention at the usual voting place at
4p. m. on Thursday September II except
kinsley township which will be at Z. 80 p. m.
Each precinct will elect their township COM
mitteeman where there is any vacancy.
1t is also recommended that each town.
ship nominatss ita township ticket the day
they hold there Primaries so they can hand
their nomination paper to the Comfy
Clerk on the day Of the county convention.
.. F. WILLIAMS Chairman
il. BRELsFoRD Secretary.
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D.u are the only pills to take

we trust that our readers will bear
in mind the Public School Fair to lie
given at LocKport on next Saturday
and Sunday, inasn. uch as this annually
recurring event lisa guaranteed success.
due to the public spirit prevailing in
that special neighborhood, and es.
pecially among the directors of their
school which today ranks second to
no other in the Parish. The cOntem.
plated fair promises to he not only a
great financial snccess but also a social
event of unusual attractiveness, owing
to the active part to be taken therein
by the fair maids of Lockport and
vicinity who, taking advantage of She
leap year ball already announced tn
take place on the Saturday night. have
resolved TO turn the same into a
Queens Maid Ball, and consequently
have obtained permission from the
managers of the leap veal bali to Issue
titles t" IL number of young men as
Knights Of the Garter, and Grooms OF
the Royal Household, whose duties
shall be to act as escorts aud attend
ants on the special maid by whom they
have been sa fortunate as to have
been selected. and further to assist
their maids in selecting and decorating
the Queen of the OCCASION. These
young ladies' have imposed on them.
selves a very delicate task, but those
who know the saroir fare Of the fair
maids Of Lockport doubt not Of their
signal success. We feel SURE that both
the fair and Queens Ball will he sue
cesses, socially and financially. Of
course the general public is expected
TO turn ont and aid in the good cause
of education.
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Wake mp your liver but he SURF you
take simmons Liver Regulator to do
it with it will do it every time, and
do it SO we'll that you'll feel wonder
fully refreshed and strengthened.
1t is Simmons Liver Regulator that
does 1t. There is only ont Simmons
Liver Regulator, and you'll know it
by the Red Z on the package. Take
nothing else, and you'll be sure to get
all the good health promised.
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ARRIVALS ATTHE
S~TRANGERS' HOTEL.

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Alutt. I. j.. Barding. Il. N. Blake, w. Y
Dunning. A A Parker. ID Il Buchanan. II
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Ed Bargas. West Baton Rouge FE Davis,
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G Dionne, Lafourche + Berger. Water
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The people Of the La:ourche valley
should %patronize the Battle Abbey
Festival that will take place on next
Wednesday night at the Thibodaux
Opera House and whilst enjoying an
evening of great social pleasure fur
nisl: tie cause. for which the ladies
and friends Of Braxton Bragg camp
No. 1876 U. CIV. are preparing inan-
cial assistance and support. The
Battle Abbey is designed to be the
depository Of all Confederate records,
histories, and relics that can be obtain
ed, from which the impartial historian
can in the future complete a true sto
ry of the great war. The Southern
people and the departing army of vet
Grams have nothing to regret or ex-
plain for their acts and heroic deeds
in those stormy days, and should be
proud Of an opportunity to aid III tie
erection of the Battle Abbey. Charles
Broadway Ronsse, a private during
the war and now, almost blind has
given $1,000 @ towards the worthy
object. If proper support be given
this great museum will be erected in
New Orleans where it will be easy oil
access, and visited by future genera
tons as a monument OF the patriotic
spirit thai guided those who will be
in peace, in their graves.
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The National Republican Commit
tee has been in session in St. Louis
since last Wednesday, disposing of
contests and making up a roll Of dele
gates for the coming convention.
Mckinley will be the nominee Of
that convention and the financial
plank in the Republican platform may
he Il straddle.
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With the blood full of humors, the
heated term is all the most oppressive.
Give the system Il thorough cleansing
with Ayers Sarsaparilla aud II dose or
two of Ayers Pills, aud you will enjoy
Summer rs never before in Your life.
Just try this for once. and you'll not
repent It.
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Would it not be advisable for our
city fathers to adopt some measures
to stop all the whnoping aud yelling
and the ~disclaigins of lire arms going
on almost every night il Ii town 7
The hoadlums growing up around
must be taken in hand in time and
ruled firmly. ii we would preserve the
peace aud quiet of oar community.
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The hill to authorize this town to
issue bonds for water works and
electric light purposes was finally
passed in the Senate last Wednesday
and has been sent to the House. 1t
should be passed there without I'M
necessary delay.
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Having used Clamherlain's Cough
Remedy in my family aad found it to
be a first class article, | take pleasure
in recommending it to my friends. }.
v. FOSTER. Westport, Cal. For sale
by al. druggists.
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Mr.. Philip Maionge and Miss Nellie
McCollnm, worthy and estimabie
young eople of our town, were quiet
~ joins d in marriage last Wednesday
morning 10 ST. Jnseplis Catholic
Church. We extend congratulations
and best wishes for happiness and
prosperity.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria.

The town constable has been on the
wal path this week and, as a cOnse-
quence of his rampage, fewer dogs
now answer roll call. Still. enough
ot the noisy crew remain to make
night hideous with their bowling.
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A healthy appetite. with perfect d.
gestion and assimilation. may be Sc
cured by the use of Ayers Pills. They
cleanse and strengthened the whole
alimentary canal and remove all OBJ
structions to the natural function of
either sex, without any unpleasant
effects.
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Persons having personals or other
items of interest who wish mention of
them IN these columns should call or
drop.us a note through the post-otfice,
always giving their real names as IA
guaranty of good faith.
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As we 90 to press we learn of the
untimelydeat Of little Henry Racquet.
the IA year old son Of Mr.. Octave
Racquet, of our town.
We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved parents.
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A Remarkable Cure for Rheumatism.

WEsTMINsTi R, Cal, March 81, 1894.
Some time ago. on awakening one
morning, found that ] had rheuma-
tism in my knee 30 badly that, as [
remarked to my wife. it would be i'm
possible for me to attend tn business
that day. Remembering that | had
some of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in
my store | sent for a hottie. and rub
bed the afflicted parts thoroughly with
it. according to directions. aud within
an hour | was completely relieved.
One application had done the bnsi-
ness. 1t is the best liniment on the
market, aud | sell it under Il positive
guarantee. RI. HARRIS. For sale
by all druggists.
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"Wa,ting for something to turn up
ia an excn Sc with which the idler Otter
justities himself.
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Charlton, the. terrible disease which
attacks cattle, horses. sheep and goats,
and, perhaps. other domestic animals,
and can be communicated to man, is
now very fatal in sol e parts of Eoui-
'siana.
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Owing to The unexpected absence OF
several brothers, the decoration Of the
graves in ST. Johns Cemetery by the
members nf Excelsior Lodge No. "a
i. @. @. +. ON Tomorrow, has been
indefinitely postponed.
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You are respectfully invited to con
tribute yaur mite tn the success of thu
Battle Abbey Festival.
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Hon. G.. j. Boatner whose seat in
Congress was declared vacant last
March has just been reelected over
Mr.. Alex. Benoit his former COMPETE
tor. What will the Republican
majority in Congress do nowf
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In Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Won
know what yon are taking. 1t is sim
ply Iron and Quinine in tasteless
form. 1t is sold on q guarantee
No cure no pay. Price soc.
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Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
Homirv {Huiled Cornl. Elegant luncl
in Milk.