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Rheumatism

no YOU WANT TO GET RID OF THOSE
- torturipg pains that bother you as you
arise from your bed in the morning? Do you
want relief from the always present stiffness
il the back and limhss Do you want to feel
Ike bunch OF springs, wiry. elastic and free
Of action. full Of snap and vim, ready to take
hop sdp-and-jump with any Of your younger
frieudsg In fact, do you want to have your
body strong and active? Then wear DR..
Sanden's Electric Belt for ten days. 1t has
wonderful power to Timber up the old muscles
and charge them with lfe-the energy
of youth So thinks old John Falirnan, who
is known to everybody on Bernal Heights as
almost lifelong cripple from rheumatism
He lives at the corner Of Kosciusco street and
Old Hickory avenue He says that DR.. San
denis Electric Belt is the only thing he has
been able to find In 25 years to relieve him
OF Rheumatism. It gives him RELIEF within two
hours after he puts It on. Under date of April
Q, 1896, he makes statement to the effect that
his Sanden Belt has proven invaluable to him.
and that several Of his friends who have tried
1t have found equally good results.
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Hitting the Pipe.

William Pelton and AL Strealin were
arrested last evening by Officers Maley
and Pennish, and will be charged with
visiting a house for the purpose of
smoking opium.
Strealin, who is addicted to the use of
the drug, invited Pelton to his room,
and It was there that both Were ar
rested They will be before Judge Davis
tbic r,orpiu~
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Threatened Her Life.

William Keen, an employe in a K
street oySter-houSe, was yesterday ar
rested on complaint of Mrs. Emma
Smith, who alleges that he had threat
ened to take her life, and that she be-
lieves he will do so. She desires him
placed under bonds to keep the peace
or, failing in that that he be sent to jail
for the fu1I limit
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Clunie Opera house this even
ing the Hodges Stock Company will
present the screaming farce comedy,
THE Private Secretary" Mr.. De Camp,
who has the manuscript Of the play,
and possesses the right of production,
will assume the role of the Secretary.
He has often played the part and has
won his laurels in it on many a circuit.
The play will be cast to the fun strength
of the troupe, and it will be mounted
with great care. The company is doing
it's utmost to present entertainment
worthy of public support. 1t is the
largest stock company that has ap-
peared at this house, and it's mainten-
ance, of course is matter of heavy cost.
If the Opera-house is TO be kept open
the amusement-loving public must give
the company very liberal support. It's
opening two weeks have enabled it to
keep above water, but it is deserving
of far better encouragement than the
mere meeting of expenses. This even
ing, in addition to the play, there will
be a series of specialties, including the
introduction here for the first time of
the song Riding on the Golden Bike, y
by Mr.. Spickette, during which Mr..
Condor, the trick bicycle rider, will ap-
pear in some of his surprising feats.
Miss Romer and Miss Rankin will sing
popular songs also, and Fannie Louise
Parker will give a fancy dance
Seats are being taken rapidly at Pur-
nelrs for the concert by the Mormon
Choir tomorrow night. In San Fran
cisco the choir has taken the town -
Few organizations have been the re-
cipients of such warm and general
praise by the press there. 1t is guar
anteed the phenomenal boy alto, Charlie
Pike, will appear in song. He has be-
come a great favorite in San Francisco
The programme for the concert is to
include operatic celections, THE Sol
diers Chorus" from Faust; Handels
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Baseball Yesterday.

The Capital Citys and the Corkers
played an exciting game of baseball at
Thirteenth and streets yesterday, re-
sulting in a victory for the latter, the
score being 20 to 8.
The batteries were: Scheck and Gal
lagher and Conrad, Conway and
Mitchell
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"Clean and interesting"

F'rom the Dunsmuir News.)
The Daily Record Union is now be-
ing issued seven days a week, instead
of six, as formerly. The Record Union"
is an unusually clean and interesting
journal.
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LOST HIS HEEL.
Result of the Recent Accident to
Willie Francis.

Little Willie Francis, the messenger
boy whose foot was crushed a week ago
while climbing on moving cars in the
railroad yards, underwent a painful op-
Grafton on Saturday at the Sisters Hos
pital, at Twenty second and r streets.
It was found necessary to amputalte the
heel of the crushed foot
1t is probably a waste Of words to say
that this should prove an additional
warning to boys who are in the habit of
jumping ON and off of moving cars, for
dozens of boys have lost legs and arms
in that manner, and still Others keep at
If
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
iCns of mothers for their children while
teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
IS the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle
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II, YOU w, WlSn pa any any 81 OF tne I6 tolioWlng S
| qualities at the Sacramento Market, 30S-
1912 X street: Salami Sausage, Choice
Mackerel Smoked Halibut Smoked Sal
mon, Goldfish, Swiss, Limburger, Brick
| Cream, Roquefort Adam, German Hand.
| Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese. Curtis
/ &, Herzog.
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Free, Free,, Free III

Cut out this clipping and turn it over
to B. X Bloch & Co., with 81, for bot
tie of John A. Sutter Bourbon. It's
simply exquisite.
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It's our business!
It's our business to make the best beer
because you want it. New Brew and
Book Lager are the best. Try them.
Buffalo Brewing Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

vehfcles-Baker & Observation-Disclosures
Carts, Buggies, Carriages Pbaetons, Bain
Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
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T B. REID, dentist Masonic Temple,
Sixth and K streets Office hours to s.
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''Hallelujah Chorus" and variety of
solos, trios, quartets, anthems, ETC., In
Guiding Mormon hymns
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TRY Figg's Medicated Sea Salt. Also,
Hay, Feed and Grain. 1119 Fourth street.
New Telephone, 494.
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HODSON, of S13 K street, makes all
the children'S pictures.
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SarsapariIIa

The One True Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass.
-.- are the only mills to take
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-12

, LOT on HOLT ,I?r'E sT REF n AND
by virtue OF a deed of trust made bv
lawrence a. I.athrop and Sarah j.
Liathrop 70 me, as trustee, dated the 18th
and at the request OF the party holding
the note secured thereby. default having
peen maze IN the payment of said note
H., VIII oTer Tor sale at public auction. at
Norfolk. No. ll3 Main Street, on TGES
DAY, the 18th day of April 1896 at 10
ociock M. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND.
with the buildings thereon. numbered a.
situated on the south side of Holt street
in the city of Norfolk. Va, which was
occupied by the late Sarah Reid. as her
residence, and bounded as follows: Be
ginning at the southeast corner OF Holt
and Wake streets. and running thence
inches. more or less, thence in u souther-
ly direction and parallel with Wake
street one hundred and twelve feet and
SIN inches: thence in westerly direction
and thence northerly along Wake street
one hundred and twelve feet and six in
ches TO the point of beginninE-togethcl
with the use OF three foot four inch
zane. Immediately In the rear of said
which lane is TO be kept open for the use
ana benefit of said property. and the
property Immediately In rear of same
TERMS-M;0O0 cash, and the balance
III Two equal instruments. one and two
from that day; the deferred payments
to lie secured by deed of trust on said
property, to be drawn. executed and re-
corded al purchasers expense; pur-
chaser to have the right to pay all cash
w. d. MARTIN, Trustee.
TOWNSEND Il JOYNES,
apio-tdS Auctioneers.
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Learn nor account the pang.
Dare never Crude the throe.
For thence this paradox
Which comforts while Ii mociSs.
Shall life succeed in what II seemed
to fail:
What l aspired to be,
And was not. comforts me-
A brute ! might have been. but would
not sink T. the scale.
But the world Is full of evil. full of in
justice and wrong, and how shall we
escape the temptations that come to .us
from without. Now. It is here thai nur
principle shines In. its clearest light. The
great Teacher would say to US: "S,,iva
ID overcome the evil of the world nv the
good. and in doing 50 you Will save yoIr-
self from ahe evil itself" The truth is
that you cannot hope to overcome rho
nestly laboring to overcome by enod w.
evi! that Is in the worlds heart. Hin.
manly speaking. this was Chr!st's grea,
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FRIDAYS SALE.

POUND CAKES WHITE CASTII +,
SOAP. &c. cake.
ZEPHYR WoRsTEDs. all colors 2ac.
ounce.
sAHoNY YARNS. all colors. Sc. hank.
WITCH HAZEL, best quality, &c. bottle.
QUART BOTTLE BEST AMMONIA. &c.
bottle.
0oc' KIND BEST FLORIDA WATER.
2sc. bottls.
2Se' KIND GENUINE HoYTs GER
MAN COLOGNE. l5c. bottle.
TALcUM POWDER. sprinkle top. 1oc.
box.
4-oz. VAsELlNE. &C. bottle.
2-oz. vAsELINE. Sc. bottle.
RISING SUN STOVE POLISH, &c. cake.
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Twins Twin City Express.

w. T. Irwin q Co.. Broprietors.
DFFlcE--lUs.r WAIEI; 81. Norfolk, Va.
Ample facilith's for nuuiing anything TO
and from anywi ere in the three cities. Toi.
ephone No. G. CHARGES REASONA-
BILE. Moving Furniture and Pianos @
speciality.
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NOTICED

We have appointed Mr. ]. ID. Rurrow
as our agent and manager to continue
.ne c:nduct OF the wholesale and retail
drug business lately carried on by Mr..
John w. Burrow, deceased, al No. l42
Main street. Norfolk. Va. We have
placed in entire charge of the pharmaceu-
teal depa. tment of said business Mr..
w. A. Jones, duly registered pharma-
est. who wa: long In the employ of Mr..
John w. Burrow in that capacity, and
wn:o will have the supervision and man.
agement of the pharmaceutical part of
the business In all Its branches.
The stock in all departments will be
maintained at its former high standard.
and we solicit a continuation OF the pa
tronage of former customers and of the
public generally. assuring them OF
prompt attent. n and low prices.
ANASTASIA d. BURROW,
Executrix,
COSMAS f. SMITH,
Executor estate of John w. Burrow.
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safeguard. He came 10 save the world
to save and help men, and in so doing
he saved himself from the evil In the
world. How c.uld he bow down and
worship evil. even though II promised
kingdoms. when he had come to over
come the evil by good? You save your
self from the w-rld waen you try to
overcome the world. Its evil fails to
stain your life, when your whole life Is
wrapped up In an earnest endeavor to
lessen that evil by good An evil COM
panion cannot harm us when we 60
with a prayer on our Fps In Gods name
to save him from his evil ways.
This was clrist's great mission. IT
should be ours-to overcome the civil
that Is In ourselves and In the world by
good. This IS tae high ideal he sets be-
fore US. and dares to say II Is possible.
Can you. VIII you, believe him? If
you can go forth to battle. 1t Is yours
and Gods. Make no doubt of the issue,
You are scaling the mountain side. Your
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-12
ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT or
LAND. WITH THE IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON
MENTS THEREON.

situated OH the north side of the Air Lima
l turnpike and Drawbridge Company's
the CITY of Portsmouth, in Western
,3ranch MaEistcrial District. In the coun-
sSsr; 1i Hort9lE; Va. and bounded and de-
sciipeu as iollowS: BEGINNING al a STONE
OH the north side of said road Mt Inc in
lerSection Of this land with the land be-
sell. said stone being the southwest cor
ner Of the land hereby conveyed: thence
n SSt2 ". along said GasselI's line sos feet
tween TINS land and the said Cassclls
i ,adhI thence along said ditch n. az, T..
sells line n. 1872 w. G;7.S feet 10 n stob in
a ditch that divides this land from the
n mmH h ioEmef,y bei9nsing to William West,
company; thence along said ditch and
said so, Virginia investment Company's line
continuing along said Virgin hee tnSnGe
men CompanY's land 81 20 deg. l.. 352,4
William West; thence along the line OF
William West. Whitson. cuthrcll and v.
o. o. CaSisell $. ~ T. lsls feet to stone
bridge Company's road thence along
said road: thence along said road south
559. w LEO feet TO the point of begin
survey made by V. O. Casseli. Jr..
in February. 1890. saving and excepting.
gnated as follows: ~. 22i. 225. 227, 2i5.
2l6 2i7. 2iS 2i9. 80, 2il, $50, 253. PSI, 25j 25G
si3, Sli, $50, S5l 49, $5s "a. S5S, S5G 49, $ss.
$3.50, AGO. SCI, 3G2, 3dS 80 1885, 397 39S 500 I01'
i9l. 1902 400. ioi 4o! 49, 90, Jos. ios 40. iii.
il2. Alb. 1859, 49, AL 442. il3. iii. 49, 4i6 Z: =
AS. i49 450, 40, Al, AZ, 1873 iSl.4S5 and 1855
upon the plat made by G. II. Hargrovea
January nth. 1895. and embraced within
the metres and bounds aforesaid. This is
most desirable property and is in a SEQ.
tion of the country which Is being rapidly
improved. 1t has been divided into build
ing lots and plat of the same may he
seen at the office of the latter auctioneer.
TERMS Cash $500. and the bolorc.
upon n credit of one and two wears Tom
day of sale, to be evidenced by the noina
of the purchaser, carrying interest from
date payable semi-annually and to 30 se.
cured by a deed OF trust to be drawn and
recorded ut the expense of the Durcha ser
THOS. II. WILCOX. Trusted
WALTER SHARP,
H. l.. PAGE T. CO
VIII. II. TRICE, e. CO.
ap9-tos Auctioneera
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AUCTION SALE OF T1RsT-cLAss

AUCTION SALE OF FIRsT-cLAss
STEAM-FEED SAW-MIII with
modern fixtures and equipments, capacity
2o.ooO TO 10000 feet Of lumber per day. 10
large saw-mill mules, 4 oxen, horse and
buggy, etc, on THU RSDAY, April 10th.
1896. at 1890 o'clock p. M. at location of
cooper Spotswood's saw-mill, in
Greenville county, Va. 3l9 miles from
80 mile siding of Petersburg and Weldon
railroad. Jarratts nearest depot. Con-
veyanees for bidders. For terms. inven-
tory of property. etc, apply 10
BERNARD MANN. Trustee.
ap7,sl2 Petersburg Va.
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An Affidavit.

TINS Is 10 certify that on May 1l,h 7
walked ID Menel:k's drug store on a pair
OF crutcneS and bought bottle of Cham.
rheumatism which had cr!ppled me ~ ~
After using three bottles am con,nleta.
~ cured; l can cheerfully recommend
h,.-Charles II. Wetzel. Sunbury. Pa
Sworn and subscribed to before mo on
August TO- lSsi.-Walter Shlpman. 7 p
erugsista ''e ny All
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BY Byrd Baldwin & Co. Auctioneers

BY Byrd Baldwin & Co. Auctioneers.
S ALE OF vA TATE REAL Es-
STATS ciTrpj court for the e as @isfa
day Of March, 1875. in a chancer ,"E CAUSE iTsn
insrein de, dSepending. wherein EMMA
and wn the s9 GoS ttS Was nSiGmHlaiH,
m n3iE called all dWAASiHE'T Tippi 2 ar
CATION Ga ION OF WAsHiNGToN. s. BE G..
w was n, dgiendnnt the undersigncd will sell
day of April, 1896, at - o'clock m. at
the Real Estate Exchange No lI5 Main
to-wit: 'se'''eu property.
Ak THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF,
EEA a.Sd},, situate and being in the city or
proyements thereon. bonnded ana ana , dn-
scri6ed as follows: Beginning on the
9sst side Of Queen street, a; point 81
,erseetion OF Queen and Brewer streets;
shenee north 10 deg; east 81 feet: thence
10 ieet east of Brewer street; thence
soH as r % deg. 80 min, e. 70 feet; thence
sa nSnG Store so y fs along the cas-! wall Of
the east side of Brewer street. and thence
Vest along the north side OF Queen
street ~ feet . inches to the point OF
beginning, being designated ns LOT No
=. on the plat known as Cornick's plat
OF record In the Clerks office of the
Corporation Court OF the City of Nor
folk. together. with all and singular the
ways; etc.; being the same property con-
yeyed by Wills Hin and wife to John =
Smith and Andrew Wall, trustees OF the
Fidelity building. Loan IL Investment
Association, OF Washington. ID. g. on
the first day of December 1891. and re-
corded amongst the land records of thu
folio 1924 ~
TERMS OF SALI::-Cash 81 500 with
interest thereon from the 18th day. OF
March. 1895. at the rate Of per centum
per annum and the balance in six and
twelve months the title to be retained
iintii all the, purchase money Is paid or
all cash at the option of the purchaser
l.. G. BARLEY,
Receiver
]. *. NJ. NORTON.
Attorney.
ap9-tos Auctoneers.
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opportunities are the sapplinps IN he
grasped TO help you climb. Be assured
al sunset lime. the evening light OF
eartn ana the morning tight of heaven
VII nathe tle mount with glory. "To
MN that ove:cometh ! will give a crown
Copyright, 1896. Newspaper Sermon
Association. Eoston)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-12

When we tell you that we will give
you me best service it is possible to get,
we mean Just that and noth.ng else. We
that Will make tender meat We don't
charge cent more than a thing Is
Woith-sometimes not rs much-and We
have the nentest. cleanest place i'm the
city. When you want IL good article chca n
Tor cash come or phone TO us. we will
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TOWNSEND & JoYNEs, "S'ees
April 4, 1886 ,r5-aot
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hest uranus tomatoes. &c. per can
Hest Biana sugar Corn...... l0c. per can
very GOOD sugar Corn....... &c. per can
INST fIehch Peas.......... lSc. per can
req i-eas. ........... lSc per can
l-arly June feas ............. DC. per can
f,htst bai tletI fearS. 2Oc per can
Plat Il Cos. Best Pine Apple
......;.::........ l3c. per can.
ponhd IAN nsparasus....; 25c. per can
pound can me Succotash l0c. per can
pouru can Nnite ChcfrieS l3c. per can
Absolutely Pure Cane Sugar always
the lowest.
Finest Beef, Mutton, Veal. Spring
Lamb, Pork; Ham, Bacon. Sausage,
Corned and Fresh Tongues, Corned Beef
Corned Hams, Corned Pork. about $50
pounds. We are selling at rock bottom
prices.
our branch store at 22G Cumberland
street is well filed with the finest gro
ceries. Fresh and Smoked Meats I'm
ported and Domestic Liquors and Wines
fomily
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ap5-tds

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF, THE
deed OF trust dated the 18th day of
February, 1895. from the Soaboard Land
the request of the parties secured in said
deed, will sell at public auction, ut tho
Real Estate Exchange. Main street, Nor.
OF April. 1886, AT - m, the following prop
erty:
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE IVY

By Townsend Sc Joynes. Real Estat,
Auctioneers, over % Main street.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-08-25
The Family Visit

The Family Visit.
We're a-goin' to the fair
Happy as kin be;
Daddy'll drive the brindle steer;
Mule'll do for me!
Same old mule he Is that throwed
Bill an Betsey in the road;
Never liked o heavy load
Coin to the fair!
We're a-goin' to the fair
Headin' fer the crowd;
Flags a-fiyin in the air,
Drums a-beaten loud!
Uncle Billy-he's done been;
Says it's original as SIM"
Guess we'll take the Midway in
Coin to the fair!
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OCEAN GREYHOUNpS.

In these days the matter Of time en-
tiers very largely in all business enter
prises. and the world moves not so
slowly as In the days gone by. The
matter of time enters largely as a part
Of the cost Of every undertaking.
and 1t is entirely proper that it
should be so. but it Is very much
to be doubted whether 1t is proper to
make the saving of time the principal
object Of thought regardless Of
results. This. however. seems to be
the case in ocean steamship travel.
1t Is all very well for masters of the
great passenger steamships to have
due regard to the time consumed in
crossing the ocean, but there is nothing
to warrant their turning their crafts
into ocean racers 10 the Jeopardy of hun
dreds OF lives. The idea now seems
to be to crowd on all steam that all
competitors may be discounted. 1t Is
SAID that the Aurania, OF the Cunard
line, recently made the trip from
Queenstown to Sandy Hook in six days
tWenty-one hours and forty-five min
utes. An exchange says that the best
| western time before this was made by
the same ship in July, 1892, six days
| twenty-five hours, and twenty-nine min.
utes. The ships of the American Line
the st. Paul in particular. have also been
doing some fine speeding this summer
NOW what does all this mean7 II
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HAVE DONE Us SOME INJ, q k.

Mark Hanna has begun to howl-"You
newspaper men in the East have done
us some HARM" says he.
ITO read the Eastern press one would
suppose that the issue in this campaign
is wholly one OF gold and silver. Now
the fact Is that the great majority of
Republicans a!d b!metall.sts. Our plat
form declares for bimetallism by interna-
t!onal agreement. Take the farmers OF
the West. You cannot find Il more intel
ligent class of men on the face of the
earth. and they are almost 10 n man BIZ
metalfsts. Instead of the Democrats
getting all the credit in the West, as the
friends of silver we shall show the peo-
pie there that the Republican, party UNI
der proper safeguards and restraints,
has 40 hostility to silver"
One to read the foregoing would con-
clude that Hanna is reaching out for
votes from the Silveritcs, but he Is not
He is only constituting the Republican
platform as those who frams it intended
that 1t should be construed to suit the
occasion. The Lynchburg Advance. in
raising this point, very properly says:
"Mr. Hanna undoubtedly is constituting
the Republican platform as II was in
tended to be construed. 1 was Intended
TO hoodwink the friends of silver by pre-
tending to favor bimetallism; but to
effectually avoid that contamination by
proposing an impossible way OF bringing
| it about. Great Britain will consent to
| 6imetaEasm certainly not before the
millennium. But what becomes of those
who have fancied that the Republican
platform favored the supremely virtuous
| gold standard, repudiating silver en-
| tirely? If free coinage in America Is so
extremely wicked, would not free COIN
| age by interna tional agreement be wick
edneSs on 4 more extended scale? And
| how can these Democrats who propose
to aid Mckinley, either directly by voting
for him or indirectly by voting for a
third ticket. reconcile themselves to that
course. when Mckinley is standing on
n platform favoring bimetallism. and his
manager, Hanna. is claiming as much
credit for Republicans as the Demo-
Gusts claim as friends of silver"
| Mr.. Hanna Is "a wise man in his day
and generation" but he'll not catch any
votes by pursuing the above line OF ex-
Ipresslon. But 1t has been thought all
along that the newspapers of the East
We're friendly TO Mckinley & Co. Mr..
Hanna, however. claims that they are
doing them harm. What's the matter
with Hanna?