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The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

The houored Lieut.. Governor of great
state has been cured by DIR. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
DR.. Greene's Nervura Is the medicine
which always cures.
Who can doubt this after reading of
it's wonderful cure of Gen. Thomas.
Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont, given in
the illustrious soldier-statesman's own
words? General Thomas, who resides in
Montpelier, VT, is one of the foremost
figures in America today. From State
Representative he became Senator, was
afterwards, Judge of Probate, and then
made Brigadier- General. He was COM
missioned by President Grant Pension
Agent for Vermont, and elected by the
people Lieutenant Governor of the state.
Here is what this man of eminence says
of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, and of his cure by the use
of this wonderful medicine:
II am pleased at this opportunity to
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
Natures Aspect in Alaska.
(From the Alaska News.

Visible to the north and west, fronting
on the sea, are among the grandest
peaks On the globe, Lituya peak, 10, 900
feet high; Mt. Crillon, is, 800 feet; Mt.
Fairweather, IA, 70S feet; thence further
north sublime Mt. st. ELIAS, the giant
sentinel of the Rockies, towers nearly
90, 600 feet above the ocean that thunders
at it's base. How inexpressibly grand is
this hoary- headed monster, for every foot
of his sides is in mountain slope-he
batbes his brow in the clouds and wash
es his feet In the SEQ. No human being
has ever planted foot ON tina summit of
this mountain, although various at
tempts have been made by hardy explor-
ers Lying between the sea and the base
of the mountain perhaps three-q uarters
of mile in width. Is level and thiokly
timbsred piece of land; from this bench
the mountain rises gradually at the tim
Der line, approximately 1000 feet. Here
the line of perpetual snow begins, and
the slope grows gradually sleeper; soon
the blue ice is seen under the snow, and
a little further up the entire face OF the
mountain 10 "a glistening mass. This
Ice extends to within 5000 feet of the
nearly perpendicular, and assumes the
form of lofty watch tower upon the
walls of an ancient castle. Snow and ice
do not lie on the peak, except on the ex-
trsme top, for the reason the sides are too
steep. Probably only by aerial means
could the summit be reached and even
If that were possible, it is doubtful if
L. rfxyo 49,
rible cold which would be encountered
in that great altitude. This mountain
is held In great esteem and awe by the
native Indian tribes. 1t is their great
weather prophet, and by certain cloud
signs they know whom they can with
safety undertake the journey along the
"ironbound coast" a dangerous stretch
of water running past Cape Spencer
northward to Yakutat bay, along which
sea.
The entire length of the inland pas
sage, HOO miles, is heavily timbered
with spruce, hemlook, pine and both
yellow and ret cedar. Great avalanches
Of snow have swept down the mountains
here and there. and in their track long
streaks of timber have been moved
grain. At intervals Indian villages dot
the shores, rezting most picturesqusly
upon narrow shelves, justIat the edge Of
tidewater. These nomads Of the North
west spend two-thirds of their lives out
OF doors in their canoes, which are their
only means of travel. and with which
they obtain their livelihood from the
sea. Throughout the entire stretch OF
country travel by land Is almost impos-
sible, owing 60 the dense timber and
underbrush that cover the entire sur
kface.
To the disciples of Izaak Walton these
inland waters and their tributaries Offer
everything from tho small ooliohans and
| herring to monster halibut, sharks and
whales. The shores of innumerable
bays will be found by the hunter to con-
tain myriads of duck, geese and other
| water fowl. In the forests he will meet
moose, caribou, and the bear in
sufficient numbers to satisfy tho most
| ardent, md the Alpine climber who ha s
assembled the Matterhorn can here find
mountain peaks whose submits have
never yet felt the touch Of an alpine
stock.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

add my testimonial to the worth of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve reme-
dy. The eighty-six years Of life's jour
ney left its touch upon me in the form
of rheumatic pains. have found bena-
6t and relief from the use of DR.. Greene's
Nervurn and give my permission to pub
lish this letter for others good."
DR.. Greeno's Nsrvura blood and nerve
remedy will cure you just SO surely as
you take 1T.
1t Will certainly make you we'll and
strong.
1t is by far the greatest and best med
icine in the world today and has record
of cures unparalleled In the history of
medical science.
The ablest physicians everywhere REQ
ommend DR.. Greene's Nervura as the
one remedy sure to cure, the one restora-
tive absolutely certain to replace weak
ness and disease by health and strength.
And now the Lieut.. Governor of Yer
mont speaks to the people from his
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
CURRENT COMMENT.
EVERYBODY HAPPY.
New York POST

The Maine election has been productive
Of more universal, all-sround pleasure
and has scattered more general cheer and
encouragement, than any event of the
kind on record. We expected the sound
money men to BIZ pleased, but we did not
looK. for suoh.a pervasive and genial glow
upon the faces of the silver managers.
cumstances considered,n the result is
quite encouraging" He has discovered
in the returns "a ratio of increase In
the silver vote, which, maintained in
all the states, will elect Bryan by an
enormous majority. Senator Allen
says the Maine election just suits him.
1t shows the state to be "under COM
Why this should crafty him the inter-
viewer did not see. Might not the money
power go on in fiendish triumph to DOM
mate other states? But Mr.. Allen ex-
planned that the inevitable result would
be to largely incsase the silver vota In the
West. Wosterners are long suffering. but
they will revolt at last, and Maine in the
clutches Of the money power will rouse
them whe re all else had failed. This
is almost as occult as Chairman Jones'
mysterious ''ratio of increase" but it
cannot be denied that both views are
quite superior to the ordinary contempt
uous dismissal of the election as lust
what was expected" Of no significance
whatever" etc. With SO much and such
subtle philosophy provoked by the result
in Maine, we hope the explanation of the
Bangor Commercial will not be over
looked. This stem patriot finds the
cause Of the overwhelming defeat of It's
party In President Cleveland's "extreme
development of the civil service code. -
We were afraid of this all along. With so
many voters "disgusted" and younger
men estranged" by the disappearance of
opportunity for official p1eferment, it
is no wonder that the money power had
everything its own way in Maine.
HOW 1T LOOKS TO A POPULIST,
Interview with L. @. Bateman.)
at looks as If Bryan's star has set.
Never WAS a glorious cause and an
suspicious beginning SO quickly turned
into farce by bungling managers. The
PopUlists, for the most part, would have
been satisfied with Bryan, even if he had
told them frankly that he could not &C.
cept all the planks In their platform. 1t
is this absence of all frankness that irri
tates and exasperates them. He steadily
ignored them in every way. do not be
lieye that he has done this of his own
free will and choice. He has been
prompted to this course by the office
seeking demagogues with whom he is
surrounded. He has been led to believe
that he could safely ignore and insult
the Populists by men who, ut heart, are
seeking his downfall. The mischief is
now done, and do not believe that it
can ever be undons. The Populists are
patriots, however, and if MIR. Bryan
would. even ut this late day, deal frankly
with them, the matter might be- fixed
up.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

aluminium horseshoe be furnished the
cavalryman as the extra shoe which he
carries in his saddlebag. At present
this aluminium horseshoe costs about 30
cents.
The officers have been interested also
in new German canteen of aluminium,
of hatter shape than our canteen,
which allows it to rest the better at the
side. 1t has been found that water will
keep for six months in these aluminium
cantPens, while the ordinary tin ones
are quickly rusted. The meat ration
can, referred 60 already as a combined
cooking utensil and plate, weighs less
than half the tinned-iron can at present
is a very lightweight nosepag for horses.
Still another is an asbestos shield to fix
in the hole in the tenJ as protection
against fire from contact with the stove
pipe.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
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The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

How raising silver to 1929 an ounce,
even If 1t could be done by FREQ coinage,
would increase the price of the farmers
products, as Mr.. Bryan seems to think
would be the case, is difficult to under
stand. Silver if increased in price at ALL
is to be Increased by reason Of an in
creased demand. But the opening of the
minis to free coinage is not going to in
crease the demand for anything except
silver. There Ia to be no more demand
for wheat or corn ON account of it. If
silver did not rise to parity with gold
then there would be an''apparent increase
of price of corn and wheat. due to the
fall of the value of the dollar. But if
silver does rise to parity, or to ST. 30 an
ounce, then there will be no apparent
increase of price on account of the fall
of the dollar, for there will be no fall of
the dollar; and as an increased demand
for silver will have no tendency what
ever to cause an increased demand for
wheat, there will be no real rise of
prod ucts, if silver goes to parity. Bryan
appears to he trying to ride two horses
going in opposite directions.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

The Democrats of Maine have every
reason to be satisfied with the work done
BY their leaders. Candidate Frank is en-
titled to their gratitude for his valiant
championship of the peoples cause.
Chairman Hughes and Secretary Beane
have done their best and that has been
noble service; while. with all, Arthur
Sewall has been a tower of strength.
New Age.
"A tower of strength !" That is good.
We wonder what the result wouldIhav
been but for this tower of strength
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

No doubt the Democratic managers
would be happy if MIR. Bryan's itinerary
for the rest of the campaign would begin
at home and end at home and never get
far away from it. His mouth is con-
slant menace to their nice laid plans.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

It was disgust with Cleveland's admin
istration, it was too much civil service
reform, it was too much Sewall. it was
lack of organization, it was the flop on
the platform, it was corruption, these
are some of thu Democratic and Populist
EXPLANATIONS of the landslide.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WilliamncKinley
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, f
Garret A. Hobart
OF NEW JERSEY.

Mr.. Bateman appears to think that
Mr.. Bryan star has set. Perhaps it has
not quite set YET, but it is evidently set
ting
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

Ex-Gov. Plaisted's paper, The New
Age, lays the Republican triumph in
this state to fraud and intimidation
practiced by the money power. There
used to be time, not many years ago,
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19

Nobody in New York appears to have
cared whom the Democratic convention
nominated or what 1t did. 1t was uni
versally regarded as a mere farce, des-
tined to cut no figure in the campaign.
All the prominent and respectable
Democrats kept aloof from it, and its
management was left to Sheehan and
Tom Grady. Thatcher who was chosen
to head the ticket is o respectable gentle
man of Albany, who never would have
been selected If it had been thought that
there was any chance Of successes. Only q
little while ago he was pronounced
gold-bug, but he is very susceptible to
fiattery and it is believed that he will
not let his principles prevent the aocep-
tauce of the compliment Of nomination.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
UNR|vALED IN ALL The WORLD.
Lieut. Governor Of Vermont Made Well by the Gpa
Conqu0ror Of Disease, Dr.. GreeneS Nerura.

Known and Honored All United States Famous Bgade
General Thomas Governor of Vermont Tells Those
Who Desire Get Well that Greene's Nervura is ths
Medicine Which Will Surely Cure Them
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
AUCTION SALES.
BY f. o. "..ILfY & CO.. Aucti0nee1s.
Hmpossuss' Auction Sale of Fix
tssrt>, . oG4s and Material, at
Fare { siIy Sugar Re-
fisse.y, Portland, Me.

On Thursday, Sept. oath. at 10 a. m. and 2 p
NJ, we shall sell machinery, tools and fixtures at
Forest City Sugar Refinery consisting in part
of about sixty tons OF shafting hangers, pull
leys and gears. Thirty. five wrought and iron
and rubber betting, l 900 feet linked betting.
one 35 horsepower engine built by Babcock s.
Wilcox sectional boilers, about l5 tons of iron
Sturdeyant blowers, steam traps. hand force
pump. large lot of valves, copper floats, steam
gauges, thermometers, cast iron pipe, cast and
small too's, anvlls, Jack screws. blocks, trucks,
tackle and falls. MANILA rope, elevators,
sprocket wheels, beam scales, floor plates.
blacksmith tools, forges, enc large folding door
iron safe, and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms Cash. Sale positive and without re-
serve.
GERS. septS, ltd
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-19
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.

National Election, Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
Rualuun.
"Tct reoe AorS. a.

Den frantic Regiering bar mebbelt
BEN rusiiIte, at ben rusiiIte @fbeltng
al bet rsbe Sors fan bragg giennem
Sbotge6etet for at TONNE til 46esIis
MEN. 9enne Expedition at bet rsbe
&ors" bar bait tor SpmGrfIom6eb /
europa. pengene for bens llbruts
ming inbiomlebss beb ofsntlige Wss
Der, og Grpebitionens Opgape er at
bjelpe be | aumpen mob S~tdlienerne
Iaarebe 4~6esfiniers. s Spioien for
Grpebitionen itaar General Sbeoers
borf; bans Qsiiitenter er &aptsin
Spebagu, en- betjenbt rusiiit Opous
gelIssrsiienbe | QbesIinten, % ben Be-
tjenbte 2sitnant &o6obiIfp. 0ess
foruben meOfslssr 10 Suarlager, 6
dsiifterenbe Saarl9ger, 90 Mebbjels
pere, en- &asierer % tire Solte. Oct
paaitaaes, at "Saurlagsrne" / @irtes
ligbeben er r~usiiIte OHicsrsr at fors
Ifjelig Rang, og at be bill biitda 46ess
ienierne / be militere Sperationer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
ztor t~tnperbalaree.

Stdttdmmerets SnotRgter be fsrfte
"a 8uos AZ benne Waanso bslsb zig til
100000, mebens llbgtfterne bsz
LOB ia til S26, 100000, ct unbsrItub
al 7 NiliOner Dollars. ltnoeritus
bet / inbso9rsnbe Reanfta6suar bsls1
Der ia aQerebs til $25,00O,0OO. Jiz
nansminiiter Carlisle ertlareoe i De-
cembsr, at llnbsrItubet for belle Rsgn-
ita6gaaret life pilbe oosritige $17,s
600 600. De iamIebs Suot9gtsr for
belle Madne6en april unilaaes til
S24. 100000. : Qpril 1895 bslsb be
ia iii $24,247,836 og i Qpril 1893
unoer Mcainlsp 9open til S28,415.z
367, / Qpri( 1892 til S26,9T,224 %
| Qpril 1891 unoer famine 2op til
$50, 465, 321. Siotn @ilion 2oDsH
traabte i araft, bar Regierinsens noz
after ~operitegst oens Snbt9stsr meo
SS26O166O.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

Idaleoes at Sarmdrbeibst / Qlminoes
ligbeo bar b9rst mere eler minore
bemmet pua Gruno at 9eiret.
S be ipopitlige Counter er Spebes
iaaningen omtrent t~iIenbebragt. og
meget at Speoen er alIerebe begpnot
at piIe fig. Sn betragtelig W9nsoe
Sabre er peiua inbIuaet. Sper be
miotre Counter ipnes 8aaraannen at
bore benpeb balpoeis f9rbig; men fors
bolcspis er Der 9iort minore arbeIoe
! De mere nurblige Counter.
aarstiben itaar frembeles tilbase.
8armere 9eir og meget Solifin piloe
uorette meget, efterIom Sorbbunben
ooeralt bar fact 89be tilItr9ttelig
for l9ngere Sio.
Sngen Sfabe oibes inbtrrFet beb
5roit. De flefte Snoberetntnser PEE
ger ben til, at Resnmangoen til 0ato
upertr9fer mango tibligere Iar. Sielz
ben bar Sorben pGret / bebre sSorfats
ming paa benne Sib. bpao anguar till
itrGttelig Reobsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
oil ai0urnfrs tielia.

De repu6litaufte Ssnatorer bdooe
en- fort Caucus | Sorsoaes for at
brefte Spsrgsmualet ON, boab bee
6sr gjerss, fsr &ongresIsn ajournerer.
Sendtor G6dnbler uotalte, at man
burOe blioe frroig meo bet Digtigitc
Qr6eioe til ben 18os Wai, og beri par
nRItsn ale Senutorsr enigs meb BAN.
Mdn nGpnts nogle Digtige 5orilag,
ION man burbe bli0e fRroig meo, fsr
man reiite bism, uemlig 5orilagene
ON pdciFc6anerns. pm gunterot, Snos
banoringsn og "fiuso cbeeie", men bet
bar ben a~lminOelige Wening, at Be-
6dnolingen at bisie Sorilag burbe uos
IGttss, inOtiI man bar fGroig meo 9s.
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
9pn gakntn.
Wsaierineens Bulletin.

Den | Mioten al llsen uoiteote Bull
letin fra Rssisrinssns Seirbureau
Suron saar uo pua fplgenos arlsaa"
enoe SpbsS DAKOTA:
Semperaturen i ben forlebns ust
bar abfiais unOer bet normale, ios1
fislist pg ffpet @eir ipm Regelet BAL
fremberftenbe. Sele Staten betrdste1
bar Neobsrets Mangbe berimob opet
bet nprmale, os mango Ggne sialteOes
at bpppise os ipare Rssnitpl. Spe'
be pItlisscsntraIe nOrbsftlise Os wtts'
Spuri Riper Counter bar Soroburloer
bet meIte al siben paret altfor fugtta
baaoe for plousen os Snbiaantnssn'
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28

Dc forte Wduoitd5tr. Tom uoieno,
tee ira Wafsting for at unoiqtte gu.
IuipdDO, beFnosr ia $50 U1il fra 81,
en-. Detts er fun en- 5ortrpp pdd 5
a 600 UIdno, iom bet iposuiritunfe
Sslltd6 bar uoruitst. &pGgptIteu.
ION bar foriintst UtarI6su for Crops
perne, Bro0iaHts OF Qmmunitionstos
gene, rdIer ogidl ootoiomt blanot b.
Snofaote5 aOnq, % ben biz uosn 1Dtl
biOra9e msget til, at g~ulufoapo boloer
uo, inotil 5orfertniHger nddr fr.m.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
siaasmaali seyreiemian,suIet.

sorgbag ben 23oe BE-. bdpoe to pros
minente 4ongrssm9no ct alDorligt
SammentDo / 6laaoetomitssns 9aa
refer. Oct bar Soneresmano Woz
nes fra MisFsfppi. ION blep runoius
let at 9orgrssmano Saa fra Wiss
iouri. Monep og SaI er begge Wtsos
lemmer at 6laaSetomiteen, cs De bar |
apmitepGrsliet. oa llgreien beepnote.
Spm Goatlep, aOmitseus guo, fob !
9sren % bsrte be to aonsrssmanb
blipe ~beirsIteoe. pluoielig bsrts ban
Sua Tige: "SSes tilaoer life nogen at
fable mig en- 2ssner." % oerpaa gap
ban Npnsp ct Stag ! aniistet. Sd1
or en- tor ItGrt Mano, opsr 6 JOB boz
oa PETER $50 puno. Npuep sr osiaa
TOR, men mayer ps for ipas til at
taa Ig mob fin woSftanSss Gerema
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
Gpnntr,t.
G~tterretninaen ON,

at Der meIlem Spdnien og be 5oreneoe
Stdter u~noerbdnolss ON en- Spersnss
tomIt meo 9enipn til arigen paa 6us
ba. bar bauoe / 5inunss og 9dnoeI5s
treble aiort ct g~runOiet Snotrpt; man
bar life engdns ipurgt ON, enten Gfs
terrstningen meofsrer Sunbbeo sllsr
life.
Oct leOenoe 9tdb "Gl 2i6srdl" flyer
| ben anleoning: DE ipanIte Wsore,
bpis 10000 Ssnner / Regntiben uos
iGttes for Gubds morosriite Selma,
De ipanIte Stattspbere, iom muu bore
en- gOrgertrigs io9re llbgifter, og belle
Nationen BIZ meb Gl9be billie 5rsosns
8jenoprettelie pda Gubd peo Snofs>
relie al Reformer, Tom iamtlige ipans
tie polititere er piaige til at inbrsms
me Gubunerne."
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
2obe.I mttn,er 1897.

ligt for BAN at mdri6sre mob Sitsn.
Seq bar Iungs belle 2inien en- fart afs
being trooper, ligeleoes mellem Wtds
ceos Sitting ! be norblige gjerge og
WiIitGrlinisn. Oct er min Wening,
at Maceo pso, at ban iiooer | en- 5Gloe,
og tililut pil ban Iaoe tine chopper |
Stitten % fIp9te fra cuba tilpanos.
Oprsret BIZ mart bore enot, og bet bill
life bare lrnge, fsrenb be imad aioes
Iinger bsspnber at itratte 9aaben."
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
LnntJtaitu.
0aiaaHaren

Sra Rem Orleans tribes ben 22oe
April: De ieneit inblsbne 8algefter'
retnin9er bar brdgt 5oitsrs0 emotrds
terne til at paditaa. at be bar ounoet
Staten meo en- W~tdioritet al 10000
$4,000 Stemmsr, mebenS pbarrs
Manager / 9pen mener, at Seiren er
gadet ben anben Bel meb en- libsn Was
~ioritet.
Den fore bemotratiite Reogaug fra
10000 Muioritet / 1892 til en- meget
Tibet 5lertal - bbis 0emotraterns
life er ilagne - tilitrioes iiGr Brit
ningen al Sutteraolernes RatiOnals
purtisS Organization pg ben &ombis
nation, iom ale Hepublitdrere % DO
pulitzer bar iluttet fig ON. s 1892
1T 0emotraterne ca. 10000 Here
Stemmer enb fine Wob'tunbere Der
/ 9pen, bporimob 8aarshagens 8ulq
neppe pil biie 1000 oemotratiIte
Stemmer for 8upernsrtanoioaten.
Gn Sepei6e fra Ga Pluce, Ct.
Sobn 8aptiit Pariih, flyer: aoolpb
BARRON (0em.) blep / Gftermiooua
br9bt al Soc 8osiler (Rep.) paa ben
anben SIDE al SlOben. Republitanss
rem SemaS bar taget to sasr tire 8algs
urner / 9eiiOOelie og ienbt Dem til ct,
Spbns Retslofale. Oft er MI itiQe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-28
4un-Afrtkn.
Vanifeiiss Jorbolo.

Gmbsbsm9noens fer bet sneelf.
ipbafritanfe Selitd6 mobtos ben 21os
Os. fslssnbe 9epei6e ira gulupapo:
Stiaingen sr bbsrit bst9ntelig. Sns
ben en- qfItano al 3 Mtl berfra itaar
$4,000 Matabeler, og 1850 penligiins
bebe Snofsots er tonne iub | gpen.
"paa Waa 0dsette" oHentliggisr
famine Dag fslgsnbs 0epeide fra 9us
lutpapo: 8uluipupo er ilet life / nos
gen Sare. Matabelsrne BIZ lite forss
tase noset @ngreb paa gDen. De bar
fun til Seniist at afitiars al 5orbins
BELLE meo be Spios. Man tror, at
800 boios 9uloisssre elIer 5armere
sr blepne mprbsoe. 3 Srafniuger
er 8 SDioe % 100 Matabsler br9bts.
Sprsrsrne bsspnber at libs Raussl
paa ammunition.