New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
Dr.. Lyons
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AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people Of refinement
for over a quarter Of a century.
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.

which may be used IS future needs may require; ,n
various WAYS the token of his labor OF the preced-
ing week To every man who supplies MS mlne nine
ae may NOT %fns spend ant today the labor day
last year He has boarded It away III ha ,ne 70 any
other person is It important that that dollar should
be worth as nearly as possible nnd wnsh ., ne No value
remain absolutely stable CommerSe; t rnndi.
supply and denno nan bnt ntI the az money that
is least changeable is the best
NO REDRESS IN a DEPRECATED DohhAH
These values or accumuatons may be destroyed
or lost or reduced In various ways. by 'he'' o' "
cdent or by failure of bank. But never "''u
until this year proposal TO vote 'hei' i
Oaughter) If man is robbed 1t Is c''n'e ,', '.e
he NAV have redress II bank fails ana pays l,, d
only SO cents on dollar II Is nislortvr, v,, if no
he is yet without hope OF IeGoveiy' &c his own
fault and he has nothing to condemn but ms ooecr
folly which will remain with MN ihuc.a ,abish a
value that will be stable for falling vaue m and
only cut down the power OF ms MS 'aPo he days work
of last year and the year before. which mst ne @ the
away in the savings bank to prUh,Ie Ssn old age and
infrmity have pressed him down FOR tne iUsS for
his savings there is no adequate hst hardships
come Quickest 10 labor and remain longest Win ,,cb H.
Other commod&s' & may SoTer should never be for
given How then. can a laborer iorsiNe nar, OF his
by his vote ne mOu H S n"ishbor equally poor
to renquish par, of his lAppause; ia ing that we
in the United States can regulate the ar va,ue mn y.
standards Of value by ourselves with nfo gold and
maOan n,aeu 1O're there We are strong ana re-
sourcefu people bu, let ps nort mo- OF human so
our our, streGs e6 We mus, depend upon others as they
must depend upon us society If. u ,oos We cannot
frpe Mee ourselves from all the nations Of the EARN b
and go way alone without and this we have
not the power TO do The laws Of human sTole pokeg
which are the laws Of nature re- overrde C~srIi them viii
some dav see the folly of his undertaking
A LAW HIGHER THAN THAT OF VOTES
This Is magnificent country OF ours. unequaled
in prosperity unlimited in opportunity ou' past
is filled with achievements to when the'e Is "o
naralltl in the world, and our future Is fu OF nope
1t is the duty of every citizen to preserve 'ne con-
ditions which have wrought such wonderful results
He is bound by a law higher than that OF votes or
majorties to exercise the best wisdom ne ,Tl Gnh
command. for his obligation Is not alohe ~ i '' 70
self but TO society his family, and, above az 70
his country. No restessness or dlscon'eh, s H,r
dens which the rights OF citizenship have imposed.
He who has enjoyed the benefits should la take nd Ina
Without sometimes encountering storms we nave nave
had hard times know nut tnose s rore nora IN The
right direction. .,.,. ..o ,a,.o
After the long periods of prosperity whGn we mas
enjoyed it is not courageous now IN these .iInrs
of reversal and misfortune. to contemplate Destroy
I'M
temporary relief to ourselves Is no PRAYER IT. 'a, h
the act OF a who. when his family IS III di as
Now IL the time to correct the evils from which
we have suffered The business Of the last rev
years has been stagnant because the country,
though great and strong has been handcuffed TO
fatal policy. The time has now come TO restore orr,
enioyment of those comforts which our unrestricted
Industry is sure to provide. ,...,.. ,,oo,,, 49,,
reach as hOngn nc WITCH to@S four to run
i,lt hat III
years ago If 1t Is locked up again nov IL w VII III De ne
than fault We cannot clam m nhat we nafe re
open the safe. We need no remedy. except sncn rn
our patience and care can provide h we are are
slightly run down and let us not make the mistake
Of taking any free-silver patent medicines d'augh-
'f what 'q we neeG is not medicine but exercise II
Consider %G nfn how how poorly Off we are The
medicine which is now offered will afford you NJ
condition You have often heard China and Ui;: Indis:
if they could throw off the effects OF 1t, woulS dlS
cure. Strong as we are, we cannot stang Il, me
medcne which ba ssS sSSud HfeW We GAIN Does strong
man take poison because he believes his power Is
so great that it will not quite XIII MIN! ZAP
pauseD
NOT A TIME FOR HASTY ACTION.
An act done in haste is likely to be ar act with
ont wisdom. The subject Of our currency Is too
momentous and far-reaching to be mastered or
changed In an hour under the guidance of those
who do not themselves understand It, The plans
OF finance are the foundations of government and
unless securely laid the structure may fall.
knowledge Of finance lies deeper than speech. and
rho careful results of the strong and conscientious
minds that have studied IT. earnest should not be
ryhessy torn doYn S ae are
only by profound study and TO those who nave not
nrobiem Of finance. the present system should at
least be commended to respect by, the great names
that have conceived and approved II.
But this free-siver proposition hurtful as II Is.
does not in my judgment express the worst mean.
ing of the Chicago platform There is behind that
platform a direct tendency against every purpose
Of republican goyernment The ,s success of that
forces which arouse the indignation and hostility
a disease, and may be outgrown. Repudiation Is
offence against h0nHr and good II, morals ora s. but but
State and the safety Of It's people. 1t is to Ameri-
siumber. Nppiause) And hope and sincerely
trust that the American people Will awaken TO a
paform or M has hFus in he faces Let
US understand our danger. and let all good citizens
upon him. Whatever his political convictions may
heretofore nave been who takes this year the
sure to point out and slow TO rectify
II we stood alone we could more safely act alone.
Standing with others, we must act with others. for
all nations are Joined together by commerce. by
education. by congestion. by all those niluenccs
| which modern civilization has aroused These
conditions cannot exchange. and there is left 10
us but one hing which we, we can largely determine
| nations; whether we Will struggle up TO the head
or relax and go downward; whether we VIII strive
| for the best or be contented with the worst
| know what we shall do. We shall struggle until
| we stand at the head. We shall labor until we
have the best The pride Of our people will point
| us steadily forward The history of the long
| years Of our labor and success shall not now be
| cblIterated or obscured. We are going up the
| mountain and in spite Of all OBSTACLES shall go
still nearer TO the summit
PRAISE FOR MIR. WOODRUFF
In presenting Mr.. Woodruff to the meeting Gen
eral Tracy alluded 10 the energetic efforts which
the candidate for the Lieutenant-G GovernorshiI
had put forward for good roads for the bicyclists
OF this part Of the State Mr. Woodruff had good
reason to be gratifed with his reception Inter
| spersed in the applause were heard many compl
mentary illusions from various parts Of the hall
| He said:
Mr.. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen: The com
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