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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
@lrttem 6era.

Stuttgart. Vaut GrlaB bes
MiniiteriumS bes Snnern hat ser
@iirttembergiibe Heunuerein Die Ges
n~ebmi9un9 CUR glSgabe pon 100, 900
Soclen 81 elmer Trilbjabrslotterie uno
BON 10000 Vooien gu elmer Serbit'
l~otterie III e 90. erbalten.-Ser aus
Samberg na6 rlnterihla9ung pou circa
1000 Wtart fliidtig geporoene Sopfens
barolungstommiS @ilbelm Sreuno
lpuroe bier aui Geouiiition BON Wilus
den perbaftet; 5000 Wtarf bate er
bier sur a~blenbung naf Voncou CUR
Folt se9eben; 800 Wiarf bate er nod
bel lid, ben Teit bate Sreuno pers
brautt. -SCrmli6 aufseipiebt wuroe
elm iun9er &aufmann, Der neulib
pe9sn zines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
perbaftet werSen iollte. Gr iprans aus
benz 5eniter uno "itiirSte 10 ungliidli6
in elm eiierneS Stadet, oaB beioe
Sberiheufel burtbpbrt wurSen. Sm
2atbarinenboIpital, pobin er perbrad)t
ipuroe, tootete er lid ipGter ourf
Seifnurs Der Sulsaoern.
Seuerbaf. Sier iino 9eaenwGrti9
~ei9enartig f%onitruirte 9Sinprdoer fir
elm lentbares yuitidiff bel Sabrifant
Sieler in grbeit, beitellt ourb baS
preuBiihe 9rie9sminilterium, nafoem
bic Verlu6e gelun9en limb, bel &ino~
title bas Suititiii Is Wieter in Der
Sefunoe iuriidleseu ~ ~laiien. Gle
idief sefliiselten 3tdScr init ;mei
Micter Iurdmeiier rno tleinen Naben
ltuo gani lei6t aus aluminium bers
9eitellt.
@miino. 9tlfJt 9eringes guiicben
erre9t bier Die neuiih eriplgte Terbais
turg bon bier ar9eiebenen Yiiraern in
Der @emeince yinSat, Die bes Wieins
eios be;iebun9sweiie Der yerleituns
gum Wteineib peroddtig iino. Die
Ginlleferung an oas amts0eriht err
fcl9te auf slnoronung Der Staatss
anpaltiduft in Gllwan9en.
% in9en. Der gntaui Der
Sitter i'm Sberamt Wiiiniinsen fir Den
neuen, groBen Greriiers uno SdieBs
plae oes Is. slrmeeforps lit beeneet
uno Den 2euten iiuo aud ibA G'elos
antbeile ausbe;ablt poroen. SIS font
men oaourd iol6' groBe Summen in
Die ein;elnen 8emeincen mad YOttins
gen gum Veiipiel nabe;u 1000, 900
Marf), oaB es fir Die yeute seraoe;u
cine Iufsabe lit, ibr @elo 9eiihert
pniulegen.
Hottweil. Die Sertauie Der Dor
GINGER i3eit bier 9e9riinoeten @etreioes
senoiienid)ait proiperiren. Ias erite
Wtal maren es iiinf Wasenlaoun9en
Safer, welhe 81 MitslieSern suiam-
men einen Miebrerl0s iiber ben Warft,
preis BON rs Wiarf braften uno omar
10 F%iennise auf ben Gentner. IaS
Slpeite Wial mar eS cine @asenlaouns
9infel, melde flint 3beilnebmern
einen Mebrerl0S BON 100 Wtarf iiber
benz W%iarftpreis bra6te, wieoerum 20
Fiennise per Gentner iiber ben Wartt.
preis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

DRESDEN. Die 3weite 9ammer
eenebmi9te in Stlubberatbun9 Die
Soroerunsen fir Die 0resbener 8abn.
o iSbauten i'm auBeroroentli6en Gtat
NIT II, 0O0 200 Wart. Die 0epu,
tation b%eoauerte Die uofmalise llebers
ldreituns ees anidlases um Al WPil.
lionen Wtart, Woour6 ii6 nunmebr bic
Selammttoi.n Der IreSeener 8abns
%bofbauten, ltatt aui "a, 600, 600, aui
So, 900, 900 Dart itellen. Der 5inan,'
mini tier per'iberte, baB teine weiteren
Natioreerunsen gu erwarten ieien.-
Der aaufmann unb 6abritant Ser.
maun GroBe III uah bebeuteubsu BE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
S6mcis.

Bern. Der 0uneesratb hat be.
ldloiien, bic militdriid)e Teriiheruns
aus;uoebnen auf bic llnfGlle, Die Den
SdieBplihti9en bel ben Sdiebiibuneen
Sulto6en. @ille, Der perSieute
Waiienhef Der &apallerie uno ibr
eigentlid)er Heorsanilator, bat feline
Oemillion eingerei6t, Die alid) pom
Vunocsratbe runter Gerbaufullo Ser
ptelldbri9en ausgeieibneten Sienite"
anSenommen muroe. Die Griiuoe Der
lemiiiion iino ~perioneller 9iatur uno
in eriter Sinie oarin ~ iuden, caB i'm
porigen Sabre iiber Den Gppf @illeS
binmeg cine bon oieiem nidJt besuts
aftete Sei0roerung zines bobereu
Observation-Disclosures pOlliosen murSe.
d.. Die in Grid neulib ab.
9ebaltene Sonieren, Der Snterciienten
Der Sungiraubabu fonltatirte, oab nit
benz @au ces eriten 3beilitiideS, Sdeis
begs bis gum Gi9ersletiher, i'm Sribs
jabre %besonnen werSen wiro.
9 6a au N. Die StaSt
Sfa1fbau'en toll nun audi eleftriibeS
Iiht erbalten. Die slusiibruns OBJ
liest Der Wiaidineniabrif Iertifon.
Der 9leihen Sabrif bat aud ct. Sal.
len bic Seritellnns zines Gleftri,itdtss
lpertes INN SOB, 600 SrancS iibertragen.
@u6 bic Gnlase elmer eleftrii6en
StraBenbahn lit hierbei poraeiehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Die unterinlasungen seDen Dts gum
Sabre 1886 ;uriif. Die Ginlasebiiher
5ino fir riftis b~eiunoen mOreen. Gina
bic Salite bes SfaoeuS wiro ourb oaS
Germogen YaurS sebeft meroen.
Ole Stabt bat GlaSe bcim 2anbgeritt
einscreibt, Inn gaur gum Grias pon
800, 900 Wiarf gu perurtbeileu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
@eferrei6.

II. 2le pulle StlueUE'uuTll
foil nun gang pom Grobooen perlhluins
ben, nad)Sem lie burt ben 9telbau beS
Gnatomiiben S~nititutes bcn Slidcn
Der Faiiantcn ftou icit eini9en Sab
rem entriidt porbtr. Surd) 20 SATIRE
bat SDrtl, Der I'M Suli 1894 cabin'
~9e9angene Wteiiter Der gnatcmie, in
Der alten @cwebriabrif an Der ode Der
neutrality-suspicious. uno Shnar;ipaniers
ltraGe 2auienbe BON Iieoiiineln uno
ptele an llniperlitdten nirfenoe Mna'
tomeu er;ogen.-llntcr groBer Yetbeis
li9ung iaro bas %cihclbcgdn9niB beS
SurgldauipielcrS 0abillon itatt. Tier
9&0geu nit III Srdnien illbren Dem
y~elhenw00en roran.
8re9en;. TaS giinltige &inters
METER bat cs ermGglidt, baB Die Gr0s
cirun9Sarbeiteu Der Sregeu;erudlOers
balm id)ou iett becnbi9t muroen. Die
Sabnboianla9e miro pabr'hcinlid) in
Yregeu; urterbalb ocn Seeanlasen
errid)tet peroeu.
Suoapeit. Ger tlerifate rWlogDar
Illam" melbet, Der Napjt mcroe burb
einen aual0noiiteu 3irdeufiiritcu olS
SpejiolGb9eiancten bel Der Miiliens
niumsieier pertreteu iein.
Siume. Die bieiige StOotreprds
i~entallj hat in Solge Der iuieScrbolteu
GrSabrutid)ungen, mcldje Die Gcnleiloe
@rabopo beiwgciuft babcll, beId)lols
len, Die n0tbigen Gortebrun9en III trefs
fen, I'm Die lleberiicoelunA idmmtltdjer
Ginwobner Der bcorcbten 0creinoe
nab einem minocr gefQbrlibeu Srtc
bewerfltelli9en III tGnuen. Sine Nows
miliion bat lid al Srt uno Stelle
begeben.
@ra;. Die Dor sipei Sabren erbaute
@enoarmeriefaierne orobt ein;uitiir;cu.
Oa baS Solinert permoridt iii, llno
Wtauern uro Seden 9ebcriteu. IS
wuroeu Stiitungcn pprgenommeu. Die
Wlannifait mar in 9rOBter %ebeus:
geiabr, lie nuroe a%uS0uurtirt.
Sallein. Sieier 5nQe murSe in
Der bicligcn StaStpf0rrtlrd)e oel in
Sammer beidGitigte Steinmet oiOtts
lieb Saumgartin9er nit Der 9idberin
9lnna S09liugcr, beioe tuubitumm,
getraut. Ter 2rauung mobnten ied)s
mdnnlihe uno Smci meiblihe 5aubs
ltlnlmc bel.
SnnSbruf. Die 3ouriiIit in
2irol eriheint fir bas Sabr 1895 in
Der pcn ben lGlnntlifen Te;irtSbeb0rs
Den bes Sanoes nlnmebr burd)9eilibrtsn
SuIammcnltellung in folgcnoen 3oblen
gum NiSorut gebrad)t Sn gan; lirol
beltanoen i'm abgclauienen Sabre 625
autorili"te Serglilbrer unter yeitun0
oieler Uilbrer wurceu BON 1920
llpinilten i'm @anien 1922 Souren -
pobl Sumeilt wirtlihe Softouren-
ausgeiiibrt. @egeniiber Dem Gorjabre
~beSeuten eieie j3iifern mieoer einen
bemertenSmertben glufidwung in Der
2ouriitit 2irOls, inoem i'm Sabre
1894 bios 5000 louren per,cidnet
iteben, pelde nit Den bailalS periii9s
barren $40 gergiiibrern pon 1O,4OO
llpirilte unternommen murSen.
SEA dau. Sier iuettete Ger Geuers
perfer Seemann, eem &ndpoiten Dor
Dem artillerieoepot baS Gemebr meg
3%unebmen. sls Secmuun 9tadtS | llbr
beranldli6 nnb aui creimali9es Salt
lid lbweigenO perbielt, tGbtete i'm Der
Folten ourd) einen SduB tn's SerS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
prnpint psHfalsr.

Vo6um. Die Sammlunsen fir
bic Samilien Der i'm befannten Giiener
Wleineiospro;ob SdrOoer uno @euoiien
gerurtbeilten baben insseiammt bisber
56,Ol3 Wtarf so Yiennise erseben.
8elienfir6en. Neuli6 Nadts
bat elm @roBieuer Sas Gtabliiiement
Der @ebriioer Sauimann pollitdnbis
ierI.Srt. Der Shaoen betrast 400, 900
Wlarf. Wtan uermutbet bosmillise
Branoitiitun0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
3ranu(6weia.

9raun me 9. Sem gemeinoes
poriteber ces Sreiies Soliminoen, zines
SauptberoeS welfii6er asitationen, III
cine Verfii9uns iu~se9angen, ourh Die
er auiseiorceri miro, unuer;iislit aus
cen welfiid)eu Bereinen aus;utreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
@foen6urs.

9e6ta. Sn benz Iorfe Steinfelo
bate iih Elm Tienitmaoten, I'M ben
S6iffer y. ;u iiberraiden, oerart pers
tleibet, bob y. iie nidt erfannte. auf
0efrasen bes u. antwortete iie niht,
loidte pielmebr bic paterne, pelhe tie
In Der Sanb trus, aus. Oarauf ersriff
Der Sdiffer ieiu Gewebr uno i6oB Der
llngliidlifen cine ausel burb bic
S6lGie. Der S4uB 100 t0otlit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

Sdbrlt WdsBdu,el ;aplr oarmn yv
Efenni9e nit 33 FrOient Sfnieel ODER
| Wiart obne Sfnieei ii:s ben Gentner.
Birmaens. Sier 9erietben jwei
annben i'm alter bon nelin Sabren
beim Seim9ange aus Der Shule in
Streit. Der Slin9ere ;os iein Wleiier
aus Der 5ai6e uno perieete ieiuem
Gegner einen orei Gentimeter tieieu
Sti6 in Die Sruit, 10 oaB ceiien ,3u'
itano boifnunasloS iii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
ST. Eenedict's Academy.
at. Spitph Stearas Co., Iimu.

Ter uuterrti, IN berff,teI u;uFast Die
Deatlte nnc engttlde Sprote ustlt allen
u ,ltl,t)cr SaUbdIbetter fctUie Yettueu
Et @j0jen, @eir.ssce IafE!ertiomteit Dem
yialeegSi,s IL arE SstnFs
,.i1tnit. gtuD ,U.gb bier x3Gtsm Gele8en.
3s.! gabuten, Iig jtI fT5 NeHrfqt Gus
nHttteu. Em u3tsre &sE:.afs rs.oe
m i:b qciiuigA an
SIR. DIKEErRES3, o. S. b.,
81. aoieta. Stsa-ns Co. Gsiaa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19

NopaI Da6puIper, ut has be 4,
bon alsu @dbritoHen.-
Scr. Staatsu R~eaisruuassH svtHt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
prnuint 5dJlrtru.

Waloenburg. Wtit elmer Slaibe
9orn, in Dem lrienit aui9elolt mar,
ueriutte Der g}utsbeiieer Vreiter in
S%eitenoorf ben Oahoefermeiiter Wuts
tig ~ per9iiteu. Gr i6idte linn ben
8oru gum Geitenf. Nab Dem 8euuiie
~itellte lid bel mebreren Eerionen Sr.
brefcn Elm. greiter bat bereits fur;
na6 Ietncr Gerbaituns Den @iitmorbs
ueriu6 eingeiiuuosn. Gr iollte benz
Wutti9 fir eiuen riid9Gnsis ssmuhten
aaui 1000 Otart g~bitanoSgelo ;ublen.
Woblau. Der ourd Die leete
Reidstasswabl betannte g%ntiiemiten'
fibrer Poitaiititeut S6ul;e erihoB iif
unmittelbar nab Der Repiiion oes
PoitamteS.
prnuin, 5dJlrs,nia-DnlItrt,,.
9iel. Sei Der Geparatur oes Bans
jeritiffes oritter alaiie rSafien,"
bas i'm brotherhood Der faiierliten
Werit lie9t, ereignete lid elm ihmerer
ll%usliidsiall. Der Wooelltiihler
Sbneioer, aus Sitpreuben itammeno,
mar auf Dem Pan;er bei6diti9t uno
itiir;te beim @erlaiien ces Shiiies aus
betrd6tliher SObe ms Iot biuab.
Sait jerquetiht lag Der unsliidlide
tn Ger 2ieie unb rpar ioiort eine 9ei6e.
Qf btnterld6t cine 6rau uno iieben
uuperIorQte Sinber.
@eielburen. Sier ipurSe bic
Wittwe @olliteir, welde nit ibrer
9leibfallS permittpeten Iohter in
einem Sauie wobnte, ermoroet. Die
alte Game bate ibr S6laiiimmer i'm
GroSel6oB, pabrenb Die lodJter in
einem Der obereu Rdune i6lief. On
ipdter 9ta6titunoe uernabm leetere elm
UerodhtiSeS @srGuih i'm unteren Stods
inert elm curbcrinsenSer Sdrei folste,
cann muroe glleS fill. Der 3otter
feblte Der Wiutb, sur Wtutter berunter
81 seben. Im anoelen Mor9en iano
man bic alte Came foot aui benz gors
plas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
prpptnt aurItprruHrn.

SauSt9. Sler nat 1ld) Der Slret'
for Der grtilleriewertitutt ltulor Abel
eritpiieH. 0iaH nimmt an. baB Die
Shat in einem Infall pcn g'eiitesper'
mirruns ssidebeu iii.
Sborn. Inter ben eeutIten Stu'
benton aus Toieu uno @eitpreuBen be-
itsbt in Berlin Sis Abitht, cine 9sita'
ton iiir Die Srrittuus elmer lluiper'
iitlt III 2horn III beginner, nm nit
oeren Srb0uuug elm neues Wtert;eihen
eeS Ieutid)ibumS I'M Sitsn ~ ihaiIen,
Rbeinprnuirr,.
96ln. Ger Giisnbabupertebr an
SarnepalssW tuutag mar AMI Dem Saupts
babnbpi SOln gan, auBergemcbnllh
arpB 0egeniiber BEN SorlIbren. Sn
Bonn wuroeu an oieiem Gage ALIEN an
5000 Sabrturten Sounsa Oln peraus'
sabt. Sm 9au;en paren ilir peritie'
Sene 8id)tunseu 80 Sonreriiige einse'
lest woroen, Die 81 ben i'm bieliSen
Vabnbof taslit) %uertebrenoen 2l0
3iisen famen. SGmmtlit)e Ferionens
;ise traien nit elmer groBen Nasen'
iabl Elm uue batten pieliah 60 unb rs
ghieu. glm Sonntas wuroen am
Sauptbahnboi allsin 1900 uno am
Mlcntas 500 Sabnitei9turten 9elOit.
q d. II. Sn benz 9tGdbGrort Saa'
rem wuroe am Mior8en oes 6aitnadt'
9ienitags Elm mastirter lurser Wiann
eriroren i'm Suusilnr ieiner elterlihen
@obuung ~auIgefurocn.
Bonn. Die biamantene Sof;eit
ieierten bier Die ISbeleute Notariatss
i~etretdr 9Sslter, oie beioe nod aroEer
9tiiti9teit uno in Der Siir9eritaIt
all9emeiner 9SertbihGeung lid err
~frsueu. Sie Seier geitaltete lid in BEN
Staottbetl, III benz oas Subelpaar
pobnt, 81 einem GoltSisit.
f1rnpin, 5ndJTrn.
Gtsleben. ,3ur 6eier Ses 350idbs
rigen l~obeSta9es %ltberS CAB es bier
eiuen groBeu Seit;us. Seim Sterbe-
baus oes 1]teicrmators uro betm yitbers
oeutmal wuroeu GeoGttniprceen &c,
balten. gbenos iano ieierlifsr Got.
tesSienit in Der Wtarttfirte itatt /; 80
Geiitlite i'm SrrGt be9aben lid i'm
j3use mad, Der Stride uno nubmcn i'm
altarraum Flat, uuo midJtig ourts
braiten Die sewaltigeu 9lan9e beS
Gin feite Burg" beu 4ir6enIaum.
Observation-Disclosures Tieregge BON
Masoeburg belt Die @eoGftnisrebe
Guf Gislebens groBten Sobn.
Naumburg. Gin peinlIt)es Sor'
tommniB ereignete lid iiingIt in elmer
Situug u~nierer Observation-Disclosures
Del Se9inn berielbeu err
tlGrte ser Stabtuerorouete Rettss
anpalt Snaemann, SGB lid Elm Wits
slieo ein9ciunOcn babe, iiber welhsm
bic alage rpe9eu llrtuuoenfdlihung
be;iebuu9smeiie Meineib itwebe
lah Fara9rGpb / Ser StGotecrouurg
lei bies nid)t ;uldiii9. Inter unbcims
.iter Stille erbob it'd Ser General
lsent g., beoauerte, leiber in iolher
lnsliifli6en Sa9e ii6 ~ be~iinoen. uno
nubte in 5olse oeiien ben Sieunsss
.aal p~erlalIen. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-19
prnpint pnTs,L

Wtemel. Cine Seriammluns Der
Seilsarmee tpuroe troe bes poli;eilibeu
VerbotS nit Poiaunenmuiif er0iinet.
Gls Der oli,eiinipeftor bssbalb bic
Seriammluns auiloite, fam es ~ Sers
artisen ausidreitunsen, SaB Dlilitd.
sebolt ipereen muBte. SIS wurSen meb.
rere Verbaftunsen porSenommen.
xSdippenbeil. Der @eiunb.
gslts;ultano bier unb in Der umse8enb
Ut lett benz leeten Serbn ourdaus
ldleft. Seet tritt au1 nod Der
agpbus auf. 0abei berridt ar9er
Nrbeitsman9el. Yiele 9lrbeiter lajTeu
lt9 oon ben b%ettelnoen 6rauen ernab.
rem, bic fttr bic umliesenben OSrier
cine ~abrs eaabplase iinb.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-16
A Thankful Girl.
From the Examiner, San Francisco. I

L
Miss Lottie Donell lives with her parents
at 702 Natoma Street, San Francisco. She
is young lady nineteen years of age, and of
prepossessing appearance. Ever since she
was ten years old Miss Donell has been
sufferer from rheumatic affection of the
wrist, and since she was thirteen years of
age she has been subject to various female
weaknesses which have kept her physical
vitality at very low stage. Thus, as she
says, she has been victim of disease ever
since she can remember. When she was
little girl at school she was always placed
at disadvantage with her playmates on ac-
count of her frailty of body and timidity of
manner. She could never join in any of the
more boisterous games, although she always
longed to do so.
But the embarrassing conditions of Miss
Donells life have all been eliminated with
in the past year, and the change is wholly
due to the effective work of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills
at must be remembered" said Miss
Donell in telling of the great relief that DR..
Williams Pills had afforded her, "that at
the time | began taking the pills had been
for years confirmed invalid My wrist was
swollen out of all proportion by the chronic
rheumatism that had long since settled in it.
The female complaints from which had so
long suffered had wasted my body away until
was but a mere shadow of my former self
ana | had really come to think that the
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meant for me- | had not the energy to per-
form even the most simple of my household
duties, and, in a word was completely run
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while was in this condition and before I
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they were doing me good / began to feel
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tary, relief that had been afforded me that
resolved to continue taking the pills. After
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convinced of the high merits of the pills for
| was then wholly relieved from the rheu-
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gained my vitality of body that / really
believed had never experienced the ener-
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all who are afflicted with the complains
from which | suffered"
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers. or will he
sent post paid OH receipt of price 50 cents n
box or six boxes for 50 80 ithey are never
sold in bulk or by the 100l, by addressing Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-16
BLAINE ON BIMETAhLISM.

ln February, 1873, James G. Blaine
speaking on the currency question,
said:
On the much vexed and long mooted
question as TO bimetaliic monometalllc
standard. my views are sufficiently indi-
Gated in the remarks have made. be-
lieye the slrugg e now going on i'll this
country and in other countries for a sim
gle gold standard would, if successful.
produce widespread disaster in and
throughout the commercial world. The
destruction of silver and establishing gold
rs Il sole unit of value must have "a ruin
GUS effect upon all forms of property ex-
cept those Improvements which yield "A
fixed return in money. 1t is impossible
to strike silver ont of existence rs money
without results which will prove distress,
ing to millions and disasterous to tens Of
thousand. believe gold and silver coin
To be The money of the constitution; in
deed. the money of the American people
anterior to the constitution. which the
great organic law recognized as quite in
dependent Of It's now existence. No power
was conferred on congress to declare either
metal should not be money. Congress
has, in my judgment. no power TO demon
etize silver any more than TO demonelize
gold
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-16

Pure blood is the secret of healt and
beauty. The features may be regular, the
form perfect, but no woman can be beautiful
in the full sense of the word while suffering
from any of the peculiar ailments of her SEX
Disease destroys the complexion, is produc-
tive of wrinkles and premature old age.
Regular monthly uterine action is necessary
to every wOmans health and if this func-
ton of life is checked, disease a pale and
sallow complexion, and feeling of exhaus-
ton, are the result. The monthly secretion
must continue from puberty to the turn of
life without unnatural obstruction. Any
breach of this law of Nature will result in
the distressing symptoms which make the
lives of seven-tenths of the women of this
country miserable, almost unbearable. A
few of these symptoms are severe headache,
loss of appetite, pale or sallow complexion,
palpitation of the heart swollen ankles or
legs, nervousness, offensive breath, etc, etc.
The sufferer may exhibit one or more of
these symptoms, or may have all. They
simply indicate the ravages disease has made
upon the system, and the more of the symp-
toms the patient shows the greater the neces-
until they have been banished and the
bloom of health is restored. To accomplish
this end DIR. Williams Pink Pills are the
only unfailing remedy. They positively
cure all suppressions and irregularities,
which, if neglected, inevitably entail sick
ness anu trOuDle. by taking these pills Tor
week or ten days before the expected re-
turn of each period, the prompt appearance
of " the visitor " is insured For suppress
sions, the pills must be taken steadily until
the re-appearance takes place-generally in
months time, sometimes less Follow the
directions on the pamphlet about each box.
Nursing women will find their milk i'm
proved in quality and quantity by taking
these pills, and also obtain relief from pain
III the back and general dragged-out feeling
All displacements from weakness of the
uterine ligaments are speedily relieved and
ultimately cured by the use of these pills
Leucorrhea, bearing down, weight i'm the
pelvis, and all female weakness find speedy
relief and cure in the administration of the
Pink Pills for Pale People.
The most critical period in the life of a
woman is that attending the cessation of
menstruation, or, as it is most generally
termed, the change or turn of life The
symptoms attending this period are fainting
spells or attacks of faintness or dizziness.
headache, general debility, exhaustion, a
feeling of melancholy, hysteria, pain in the
lons or limbs, hypochondria, ETC. The
change is a gradual one-for better or worse
for the former if the patient is wise enough
to fortify the system against the ravages of
the symptoms attending the change. For
this purpose no remedy ever discovered
equals DR.. Williams Pink Pills. They
purify the blood by acting directly upon the
sexual system, lessen the severity of this
critical period, and finally leave the patient
in the enjoyment of robust health All
ladies approaching this critical period should
take DIR. Williams Pink Pills
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-16
HILL PARALYZEn.

Now we dislike very much to iump
up and paralyze great big man like
Mr.. Hill, we know it will be humili-
atlng to him for the whole country to
see the SIGNAL after him knocking
the wind out Of his sails. 1t will
make him hot at us for our imperti-
hence and he will feel like coming
back good and hard, but will pretend
that 1t is beneath his dignity. But
the SIGNAL cannot refrain from taking
trip over to New York and taking
the big statesman" by the throat, if
Tor nothing else than to show off and
let the country at large see how ex-
tremely smart and erudte we are.
The particular point we desire to dis
play was made by Mr.. Hill in his
speech at Chicago in opposition to
the platform reported by the majority:
III the American people were courage
GUS, II they Ind the spirit of 1876, as this
platform says. could they singlv and
alone make copper the equal Of gold?
Could they make lead the equal of goldg
Must you not take into consideration the
great Tact OF production The great fact
OF The lessenlng Of the cost of production
IN The last Is and 30 years. Ii bravery.
IL courage could produce these results. then
you could make any metal, no matter
what II might be, money metal"
Passing over the fact that Hill
like all gold men, cannot see the diff.
terence between silver and COPPER
that they refuse to entertain the in.
dlsputable fact that the money metal
requires certain indispensable attri-
outes. that of all the metals available
in the world gold and silver are the
two royal metals possessing these at.
tributes, exactly alike and differing
only IN color, and that the other
metals IRON. copper, lead, brass.
Which they so snesr;ngly suggest tue
silver men SHOULD ash W have coined