The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-29
GOSPEL OF REPUTATION
OPENLY PREACHED BY THE BOY
ORATOR TO CHICAGO BUsI-
NESS MEN.
ANY OLD MONEY FOR CREDITORS
Silver Apostle Says This Is One of
the Risks Money Lenders Must
Assume.

cation with people to hear William i,
Bryan. Outside, on the lake front and
streets adjoining, unable to gain adj
mission, were crowds that would have
filled the hall twice again. Eight other
large meetings were addressed by Mr..
Bryan before midnight in various parts
Of the city. The most important gath
ering of the series was the big
day meeting Of business men at Battery
d, on the lake front, and probably next
in point of interest was the great meet
ing of women in the same place a
couple of hours later. Long before the
hour for the business mems meeting
Battery D was packed. The seats had
been removed from the body of the hall
n the audience stood solid, shoulder
to shoulder. The great Orders that
supported the roof furnished seats for
a number Of venturesome admirers, and
the galleries were packed. The hall
was crowded to it's utmost limit. Gen.
c.. H. Howard called the meeting to
order. Mr.. Bryan received an ovation
that lasted more than five minutes and
bid fair to continue Indefinitely.
Gen. Howard obtained the attention
of the audience. however, by saying
that Mr.. Bryan asked one question,
whether those present were all business
men. A thousand voices answered
eyes" and in the lull that followed
one mans voice rose clearly as he said:
1--WE mean business" Mr. Bryan said
in part:
I am glad to talk to business men. I have
said that those who so often assume to be
the only business men, sometimes make a
| great mistake in assuming that the nrOSOnritV
of our nation rests upon them, and l am
coming today to talk to business men and to
the farmer and laborer, l am trying to lay a
substantial foundation which the business
OF this country can be done. Applause) 1t
requires heroism for a man to stand in the
presence of a financial tyrant and bid him
do his worst. Continued cheers.) l believe
that the mercantile classes have suffered as
much by government by banks as any other
class OF the people, and when I preach de-
liverance of the common people from the
money changers, l preach deliverance to the
business men from the tyranny of the banks.
who loans you money has no right to control
your vote. / say that a man who, because
he loans you money, attempts to rob you Of
your citizenship. should be made to feel the
penalty of the injured people. (Applause.)
want to talk to you business men, for I
believe that many Of the business men are
being tyranized over by financial influence.
"a voice You're right."O You point back to
times OF war to find your heroes. l tell YOU
that the year 1896 has developed heroes IN
this nation. l know business men who have
been before their bankers. and
told that If they insisted upon talking for
Tree silver their notes would not be extended.
1 KNOW one man who was summoned into the
bank, and told that if he did not stop talking
for free silver he would have to look else
Where Tor accommodation; and that man told
MS banker that he realized that. he was In
his power;t that if he had a mind to he could
call for the payment of his notes and close up
ms store and wipe out all the profits of the
wears 0f 1nduzfrU prrt h.
may do 1t, II you will. ! believe that humanity
Is involved. You may take my property, but
you cannot take my SOUL"
The Republican platform nledpes tba marty
to use every effort to promote international
blmetailism. How is it going to promote it?
t by making hia It profitable for foreign creditors
mote International bimetallism by making II
profitable for foreign fnanciers to refuse
our petitl0nE | promise you to promote in
ternational bimetallism, and 1 promise to do
1t IN a more sensible way than making #
profitable to refuse our petition. You ask me
Wnas our plan Is. I will tell you. We have
further off now than we were when we COM
nenced to try your remedy. Applause1 I
propose a different plan. You have said to
1ect TO blmetallism that we will ioin with
tnem In making their mortgages more va1u-
aple, ana their notes more valuable. and
United pS States e sbsu more more - propose that the
country shall open to the free and unIimitad
e ~ tss OF silver on equal terms with gold
snail be alike in legal tender for all daht
public and private. Great applause And
foreipn ! d propose thst we shall say to our
COIN oDiigations in either gold or silver A.
pause propose that we shall say to them
siivar i dn1e: II you conspire to make that
sIiVer dollar worth less than the gold dolIar
we snal pay you in that silver dollar,
VGreat applause and cheers.) You saw
EYE A~MPUTATED.
Inc young woman is placed on the snr
seou operating table, and, as in former on
h haso1s' ether is administered. The eve is
germs or material which might cause snn,
purat1on. Then the operator takes a cvI;pl
orlcal knife. which may be worked bv ether
a cIockWork spring or by electrictv ~
with this knife, which Is an extremely dol
Icaee instrument, the white spot in the COR
nea Is removed and a piece Of the cornea of
q Iaooe 5 eye, OF exactly the same dimen-
sIons, Is placed In the opening. The eyeIid
daged. ." eye oah-
After this operation more than . month
eiapses before the bandage is removed Even
then q bare glimmer of light is edIoitted
Eureka! The white spot is gone and the
oandased eye is as dark and LIQUID and
expressive as Its healthy neighbor. The
young woman cannot see very well with If
but for the purpose Of conquest and fir+o
tfous chances 1t Is very effective. :.
me race is now entirely remodelIed. The
- o&O 6OuC, TIE DFQmlnQnf
nose has disappeared and the lower law Is
round and beautiful. But there are vet the
scars and wrinkles to be attended to. To
get rid OF the latter the surgeon resorts 70
a plastic operation. He makes a horizontal
incision about an inch long through the skin
Just at the hair line Of each temple. A sec
ono incfsfon Is then made a little lower down.
forming an ellipse. The Intervening enider,
mis- Is then cut out.
The lower edge OF the skin is then brought
up and fastened, and once more the young
4 woman goes homo tQ rnpouar and 70 ---g
nate. But the wrinkles are gone.
The next operation is that Of eradicating
the scars. There is one on each temple. one
on either cheek bone. one on the chin. They
DO not amount to much In the way of dis
ngurement, but the young woman would rath-
er be without them. So back she goes again
to the surgeon.
This operation, like most of the Others. CON-
tains the element Of electricity. It's use
promotes the absorption Of the cicatriciaI
tissue and after a week or SO the scars have
/ pear under the influence OF the electroIgr{c
needle, which also shapes the eyebrows into
things OF beauty by destroying the hair foIli-
cies where the brows were too heavy.
By this time the subject is fascinated by
ner new personality, and longs for the time
when she can dawn upon her old friends as a
handsome daughter Of the gods.
i There yet remain two serious obstacles IN
such da~wning-the freckles and the red hair
In a month certain lotions have entirely done
/ away with the miniature ginger snaps scat
/ tered over her face, leaving her comDIaxion
as fair and as soft as a child's.
DIMPLEs. OF COURSE.
The red hair requires no surgical oners-
ton. It is softened into a deep rich brown bv
arts that are known to every woman. But
still the girl does not seem satisfied. When
ever she looks In the glass, which is almost
all the time, she wonders II further improve
ments cannot be made. Her teeth? Why. of
course. They are as white as snow. but thew
are SO crowded that she appears to have too