The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-09-24

The Buddhisis number 4Nu. O00, 600,
or One-third of the human race.
No man has climLed 50 high that
some other man cannot climb higher.
Ascent from the ignobIc to the noble
is better than descent from the noble
to the ignoble.
When labor is employed. Labor can
consume; when labor i not employed
il cannot consume Daniel Webster
So far IA heard from, most every
democratic state convention thinks
the Chicago platform good enough 10
swear by.
when We read we fancy We could
be martyrs; when we come 10 act WE
cannot bear provoking world
Hannah More.
Metallic money, while acting as
coin, is identical with paper money in
respect to being destitute of intrinsic
tuts--kNOItU t1itAi~b iAtFitGs
Work touches the key of endless ac-
tivities, opens the infinite, and stands
awe struck before the immensely of
what there is 20 do.-Phillips Brooks.
Human life seems to ~ very cheap
in Pennsylvania, and yet Pennsylva-
mia thinks it incumbent on her to
send missionaries TO Florida. We
mildly suggest their recall.
When man dies, they who survive
him ask what property he has left he
hind. The angel who bends over the
dying man asks what good deeds he
has sent before him.-The Koran
When the hour Of death comes
that comes To high and low alike
then its ma what We hae dune for our
selves but what We hea dune for others,
that we think ON maist pleasantly
Sir Walter Scott
MIR. Bryan received - 1000 more
votes in Virginia than Governor
o'Ferral did-which is pretty good
showing, when you remember that
those who voted for Governor O'Fer-
raj thought they were voting lor "A
demOcrat.-Atlanta Constitution
"rhe nllice or function of money is
10 circulate medium of exchange
To measure the value of all merchan-
disc and commodities, but not to
measure itself and fix its value of
standard, because the law has fixed
that for the purpose of measurine All
other commodities. w. IL. Ioekctf
The Star, obtaining the publication
Of the tax list against the protest of
the people expressed through regular
constituted party channels, Is the first
taste of the people of this county .of
government by injunction" This is
the pernicious undemocratic principle
so vigorously denounced by the CHI
cago platform.
POgus Bluffs, Me, has a citizen who
believes in the educational ana moral
influence of tue press. lie has or
dered good newspaper sent to each
family in the town at his expense.
We wish some of the citizens Of Ocaia
were like this Maine man ana we had
others scattered through the county
like him also. What circulation the
Banner would have
One Of oar most able cOntemporl-
ries says that Judge Jackson's order
restraining men from public speaking
on the issues of the coal strike. or
from endeavoring to enlist sympathy
and support for the miners, is utterly
wrong and indefensible. II is an un-
Warranted and inexeusable exercise of
authority. Yea, it is an injunction or
restraint Of the constitutional rights
OF free assembly and free speech.
MIR, Bryan hits the nail on the head
drives 1t up and clinches it when he
says: $50 indefensible is the writ Of
Injunction when applied to the settle
ment of labor troubles, that the senate
already has passed bii providing for
trial 10y jury where the coutempt IL
not committed in the presence Of the
court. The bin AS yet has failed f.
pass the house, but it is only tues-
ton of time when government by I'M
junction Will be cured 10y legislation
Capt. c. L. l.. Allison, Of Quincy.
son of the late eX-GoVernor A. X. ALI |
son, has been called to hiSlast account.
He bequeathed to the community in
which he lived life of noble sell-sae-
rifiee and good deeds In his death
the children OF the state, To whose
higher education his life was largely
devoted, lose q benefactor and a |
friend. The editor of this paper. for
many kiudnesseS showu him when
almost wail on the world, which hc |
knows are recorded in glitteriug let |
tiers of light In ;he book Of eternal
~ HsAtAttA ARdi ~ ttfr fttFtfl- /
ory. "inasmueh as We have done il |
unto one OF these little ones | shall 10 /
IL unto you"
my boy came home from sehool |
one day with his hand badly lacerated |
aud bleeding, and Suffering great
pain,n says Air. +, J, SehaI. with
Meyer Bros. Drug 20 st. Louis, No. |.
Il dressed the wound, .and applied1
Cham6erlain's Pain Balm freely. All
pain ceased, and in remarkably short
lime Il healed without leaying a scar. |
For wounds, sprains, swslllags aud
rheumatism | know OF 40 inetiicfse 4
or prescription equal No Il. Ie0naiss' i =
= boFehold necessity. Tile u
znd q ssEt sizes for sale ~ ADtisnso- /
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