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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Smaapluf.

Oct nprite sieniibi9e gsiurances
Selftabs Gmbeosm9nb, Stunning, q.
Sacobfon, 9eo. Gnberion % 9nubt
Sbompicn rsiits ioag til pleaiant
Sptpnibip for at tarsre 9ranoI taben
hos albert Gbriitianien, bpts 9aas
ninssbus brGnbts Nat til fbIte sorss
bag. Sbsninsen bar osiursret for
$3.50 % Snbboet for 5000.
- 9uardntp Sapings &c 9pan Iss
location al Minnsapolis aetsr at OPP
rette en- afbsIins i DEBORAH, bpor Snos
ituo pil mobtases ps uolaun sjsres.
SeIftub.ts asent, Mr. s. 6. gOtpter,
bar p9ret Der en- use eIler mere for at
prbne bet Nsopenbise meb Total Be-
itprelie p.f.p. Sr. 9upter sr at traF.
| Winneibeit Spufe.
- Sunoelsreiienbe Cars Sable till
brusts iibite Ssnbas / DEBORAH.
- Jslsenbe bar fiofts uss fact
@stefabslicenie: Spiepb 9apis os
Sopbpnia Sutdinion; Gpparb 8.
Sperion ps Guu peterion; Scbn
Sdrceber cs Suiepbine 9arlman;
Rpp McMartin og HsGIie Satro;
Spbn s. arnefpn ps Sulia g. Sauitab.
- albert 8. SampIpn bar tisbt
grst 8. 8ennes's Murftensbus pua
Water Street t~persoperfor 9utberan
p%ubliibins Spuie. San bstalts $1,000
for bet. Wr. Sampion bar be 8 iibfte
Gur arbeibet for Sione &c Stab iom
Repairer at giepclsr. os ban pil M
inbrstte 1T nbe 2ptale til en- Repairz
Shop os bespnbs Sprretning paa ssen
Saanb.
anoretp sbompion % Ole Slz
fon fra gambler, Soma, bar / Srebuos
DEBORAH for at tcniuItere Or. Soea.
6. .. S6jeloabl at SiebIanbs
bile reifte forleoen til Chicago for at
sisrs Snbtisb of @arer for i'm fore
Sanbelsforrstnins.
- 9rb Run bar unbergrapet Sten.
muren peo Wilfpautee gasfassrsS De-
pot, idu Der I anbrinsss en- nb rip
rappins for at b.fptte ben.
- Ssctions Qrbeiberne paa Deco
rab Brand af Milfpautee Sunen er
after, iib.n forrise Manbas, / @rbeibe.
Sopeotpartsret for benz bill blipe /
G%pnpper.
Gn Guntate Timber the Dimes"
meb ct aor al so Stsmmsr, unber ess
BELLE al 9rof. SteHsns bar spet fla
fpr | paaitss nsen at eipe pu6litum
gnleoning til at bers ben.
Mr. ps Mrs. g. 8. Ban guren
ira 6hicdso bar fioite llse pGret biemz
me paa Seiss bOs Mr. ps mrs. g. 8.
WiIfon. Mr. Ban 9uren reiite
Wanbuss til minneapolis, bpur ban
bar fact GniattsIfe I 0cnaloions
Slais gloct, bet itsriie 5prretnines=
bus ! minneapolis. Mrs. Ban guren
refer bercp | Slutninssn at ueen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
SeCDrab Oy SmeglI.
Ten ABE Gpril 1898.
Sppalacue | gpiuueibrif 6onntg

Reoeufor ejeusipss uoialpet al 8dI'
acne i be iniorporerebs gger | Sountiet
uotnfor Dscordh.
melt 0storab.
Rappr-S. 5. Rurib.
Glert-6. 8. Ruc.snitaet.
asfssior-@. s. 9iuetts.
2rsasursr-4. S, Sdusen.
GpuntiImsn--Sle aprsruO % 6.
). Miusr.
Ssfian.
Mapor-G. s. 6tsss.
asiesior-S. 8s~itgenuHt.
GIert-6. 8. Msrritt.
Sreasurer-S. $. Sesraf.
GounciImen--Gb. Reum % ). 3.
Wilt9.n.
Gdlmdr.
Rapor-Gep. 8. SeIoius.
eIert-S. y. Eager.
2redsurer-N. Soital.
asissior-9. u. Mtpsr.
SoIicitor-Sobn 9. Sabs.
GouneiImen-G. VI. Ricts, q. 6.
gpe.
Riogepap.
MapOr-Q. 6. Gents.
GIsrt-G. 81. 9dtten.
gsiesior-R. Ringpsn.
Sreasurer-2. 8. q. Carton.
Gouncilmen-Sle GnbsrIpn % 6.
&. Satbepdp.
5ortattinpn.
Wanor-M. u. aubtIb.
GIert os asiesior-a. McWinen.
Sreasurer-5. 9. Gbtsst.
eounciImen-Sos. S9reiber, Geo.
Gponsp.
SpiIIpilIe.
Rapor-S. s. 9obarit.
6lert-G. J. Seufer.
Gsiesipr-S. q. 0oitaI.
sreasursr.-S. s. Suug.
Gouncilmcn-S. 5. SOutup % u.
s. S6epit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Vra andre Sanoe.
Cyorti. ira lite eiOs.)
zpamisns aotts esar. = arie.

OtH LIE Aplll peIiulleUe Wv lpN"
He R.gisrins, at ben 1T. cil gjsre Here
Snbrsmmelisr til be 5orenece Statsr.
Site praiiOent Rcainlsp, flyer zen,
men Snfurgenterne pud Cuba maa
bsbe ON 9aabsnbDile, og oenne gegles
ring maa bebanblss at bet npe cus
banite 9dbinst uben SnDbldnoing al
be 5orsneDe Statsr, bpis 3tibuo ON
at pbe jim siensite life fan antasss.
5or ben ipanfts Resjering itaar BET
iaa, at 8aabenbpile % WGgling al be
5orensbe Stater betpoer Gubds Gssz
ripslie fra Spanten. Wen Regjerins
gen / Wabrio tan life inolabe Jig pau
iaabunne 9iotlsftisbeosr. Den Far
lite Mast BERTH. Oct er GOrtes. ION
faar bsitsmms, ON Spanien ital s;pe
Hip puu en- Del at bet ipunite Wonarti.
Wen Gortes iamlss life for ben 24bs
april, os fslselig fan intet afsisrenos
Spar gipes for bet fsrite.
Saa tommer bet ipanffe &ubinet
meo ct Wobforilag, iom gaar uo pau,
at 81 5prenebe Statsr ftal sipe Spas
MEN Sio til at u~nberbanbls msb Sns
%iursenterne. 8anfte bill bet pa lpttes
at brinse iitanO ct 5Orlis. Spanien
ubb9psr, at be Sorenebe Stutsr bill
banole | Spersnsi tsmmelfe meb Soltes
retten peo at saa inb berpaa.
Sasafta piier fig Tom en- tlos Sis
plomut. Oct sislbsr at pinoe Sio, og
ban timber pua alsbaanbe for at naa
bette Wual. Wen Qr9i ioent Wcatno
leD bill lille laoe Zig for. bag Spiet.
S%anblinsens lib er MI tommen.
9eipnbsrlis moi ~bespnDer Srunnin'
gen afSpanien fsrit nu at t9nte paa be
ulDttelise Rec%pncentrdbos pau Cuba.
gun bill banne en- 0dmstomite, flyer
BUN, os inbiamle Sislp til benz.
sIinp aInrm.
Sfslse iensrs Gftsrretninger er i'm
gen ipanit Sr~issluube tommen til
ameritu. 9iitprien ON, at en- iadodn
bapbe naast frsm til puerto Rico, par
tagen at ct Wabrioblac, Tom for meo
lIiunbbeb. Den Slaaoe, iom uf9it fra
be tanariffe Ger, er life tommen l9ns
esrs eno til Gapp 9erbe pso afritas
9pit, os sftsr ben 6art, ben iualsoes
eier, bill ben behsoe oper tire Tiger for
at nad Imeritd. "9ar bet lite bet,
ieg ia!" bsmsrt.r en- ameritanIt Sss
officer.
GariitbepaetIfs.
Den tpite 4mbasfabsr / Wabrio
inobsrettsr til Regierinsen / Berlin, at
ben fpanite apnsefumilis leOer ! oeoes
Zig angit for en- Garliitopitanb, bpts
Striben mellem ben 5orenebe Stater
os Spanisn life fnart bilG9ges.
0ronninsen bar fact ct bsiit utils
frsbsitiIsnbs Spar pau fine Srepe til
Gurppas potentatsr. General 8epler
itaar ferbis til at uoitsbe en- protlas
nation. San itsttes al bet miltt9rs
9urti.
fror paa 3ris.
gsrsipstulunterne | 2pnbon tror, at
en- aris menem amsritu og SpGnien
sr uunosaaelig. De filler fig meb
amsritanIte 9apirsr faa fort, be tan.
Oct famine sisr man / puris.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

Gn ifsrt aeiIer. Den rpmerfte
asifsr Warimimus, fom bar Sen At
en- 8oter oe en- alanif apinbe, bopoe
en- aiGmpsfitfeIie us aiampstrGftsr.
pan bar 'pO Sob lang os tunoe lefie
en- belGsiet @csn. brusts lin Suitrus
Grmrins til Jinssrrins os foriarere
40 punb aisb ON 9aeen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Dor Tlaaoc ! Sen Net.

Sapnen bar ct triserit llbieenbs.
Soma" git til Srp Sorsusas for at
inotase aul, men pentss inart tilbase.
"Marblebeab", "Mpntsomerp", "0es
%trcit", "Rdibpile", Cincinnati"
"Gaftins", "Wilminstcn" os 6 Sors
psbobaaoe lisser tlos inb til Strans
ben, meoens "gtep gort" os "Snbis
ana" fortpner iis 6 Mil tilbaps.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
e.. pouts 3pGSmarfto.
a~pGsmdrfss.
Worretntng

~ ial9s. On uomRrtet 9HtsSE srs,ss
erunSinap. Bprn bar 1000 5tSs95s n
Hot 9 Spropdrt Stpre. Naf 9g ,rS,r1
bar en- Rurmalfole % et non y, sor|
6paeae nteo $50 StuoeHier. ~ !.
iaa to 9obe 6arme tiIialSS. EMostsI
oerretuins fdaes al g. g'a'' sd
Rinn. -
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

Gn l9rb aeiisr. Dom Psbro af
9raiilisn bar en- itor SprpgmonS, ior.
teller Or. Sspbplo. Tom er Profsaior
/ siterlunoIte Spros psb llnipsr'iisiet
/ Subinsen. profesiorsn l9iie Is!n
Bigger meo BAN paa Gr9it, Ssbrain
Irabi1t % SanItrit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
neutrality-suspicious..

OpmGrtiombeoeu benleoes pca ct goer,
tis'ement ira Q q. Roprltp 60, Senpppb
Bari, Soma. 8i bar ior6prt us rm bette
20. os iuuet ben SeiteO, at bet cr paulioe.
liat,
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
VorgesGloitc 0potbcfcr

er Spaneapotbetet og 2poeapotbetet /
Bergen. De bar besse unoer fprs
itieIise 5amiliers Sic b%eitaaet / bel
300 Oar, og Spuneupotbslets nupGs
renoe gier, Sr. Sobuu 2otbe, feireoe
forleben 5reoug fit qpotbets 300
aars Subilrum msb en- ftsrre ;seIts
li9beb. 9ette 9lpotbst bar fra 1880
til 1877 / 5amilisn be 9eI6es Sic,
fra 1876 til 1S4S eisOss bet at "a
milien Bun, Ole Bulls Sla9t, ga fra
1S48 at ben nupGrsnbe Giers ssaber,
Der tisbts bet for 10000 aroner,
p9 fra bpem bet nu er gaaet oper til
.Sennsn.
- areosmsbst / 8rafton, q. o..
tar me9et gobt bsisst. Offer til Ans
bremtsiionen optooes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
9rs. Duncan e. w..

adHOIassr' Tan ttaHst:
9anssboro 3ote us Sit. gor,s
Sprln9 Sallsp lite til 7bc Gpril
Yrelton Soe, Doe og lobe gpri1
Sarmonp, lite pg 12te 9tprII
Canton, 13oe og 14o. gpriI
Spring @roue, i5be Oe iGo, gDrt
5enber tr9t,es uoen sr,,r,,
beibe aarauteres. ~ I'll
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

Seattle, 20bs Marts. Ssrtil ibaa
antomne Sumpere fra Qlaifu brinaer
Gf%terrstningsr fra ben nebre
gutonresipn / Rarbsb.n al banana "a
Wfpnopt, bpor 9uosrnsr Wc@raips %
GrsWapor Wopb's Grpsbitioner fanot
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

WrdnssI er Booming, beber bet.
Snoiunsrns iulssr gpesetomter, ION
be bar bost paa / Is glar, for $500 til
$1,000 pr. Got, os bar til 0ato tdget
inb naitsn $4,000 fra iaatan ailoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05
Deororenoe Qlaifa
gibi al bocrt ON 6nlosrapnin9en
% Hpt | Jprbinbelie oernieo.

iii Tacoma berettss fra Dapion, al
en- Mrs. Sssien, Suitru til en- Cub
grapsr osritebs / fprriss Wuanso blsp
mproet. Rrrmsrs SpIpsnin9er idp'
mes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

aHsasIdF
rErHgiaF
aGfnEidr
"9HSrab''
qrmt S5''
SQHHit
Gsr
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

5reb Dillon os Smut peterion, !Sens
m Sobnfon Os Ssnnsn Diaiam pas
iereOt sjsnn.m Reb Wing, Minn., for
ucgle 9dse iiben. De reiite / en-
"pr9rieitonner" os ps paa 9sien til
9uIDisIterns / alaita. Oct lille Rsis
iefelse er Sainoisfolt; be iorIoo fine
Siem for tresfirs Tiger iiben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-05

gsrsipstulanterne / 2onbOn tror, at
en- aris mslem amsritu Og Spanien
sr uunoguaelig. De filler fig meb
amsritanite papirer faa fort, De tan.
Oct famine sisr man / puris.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11
LAFAYETTE DAY.
Proposed That 1t Shall Be Observed
In Arkansas Schools.

State Superintendent of Public
Instruction ]. w. Kuykendal has is
sued the following circular letter to
teachers throughout the state:
"AlIow me to call your attention
to the movement originated by
Hon. Ferdinand w. Peck, commits
sioner general tor the United
States to the Paris Exposition iu
1900 for the erection of memorial
monument to the Marquis de
Lafayette.
1t is proposed that October 10,
the anniversary of the tall of York
town be observed in all the schools
of America as Lafayette Day."
and that appropriate exercises be
had in all the grades commemorate
the noble work of the young
in the cause of Ameri-
can independence. An ADMISSION
fee to the exercises should be made
and the funds thus secured be for
warded Immediately to Charles G.
Dawes, comptroller of the currency
Washington, ID. g., who is treasurer
of the commission.
This department respectfully
urges the schools of Arkansas to
take part in this commendable
effort to discharge the duties which
this republic in its strength and
vigor owes to one who contributed
so much to in the days of its youth
and weakness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11
: A Family Reunion.

There are three brothers here,
named, John, Frank and Peter
Kuhn, all working in the motive
department of the Iron Mountain
Railroad
They conceived the idea of hav
ing their father, Frank Kuhn, Sr,
who lives at New Hamburg, Mo-, tC
visit them and they sent the old
gentleman transportation to come
here, The old gentleman arrived
this morning and you can bet there
we're some happy Germans at the
depot to see him The boys took
him in a buggy and wheeled him
off and for the next few days the
price Of sour kraut and limb rget
cheese will climb on up the latter,
while the GROWER will be rushed for
all it is worth.
Mr.. Frank Kuhn, Sr., is also a
brother-in law of Henry Platz, and
of course Henry will cut a switzer
kase and kill a goose tor the ole
gentleman while he is here.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11
WANTED TREATMENT GRATIS.

DR.. Schlesinger, the spiritualist,
left this afternoon for Hot Springs.
He said he found plenty of work
here but everybodY3wanted him to
treat them free. He said when
things comes that way he got
weary and thought it best to pull
out for Hot Springs, place where
everybody expected to pay every
other body they met, even for
passing the ci Whites of the day.
Before the doctor left he took
our quid of tobacco away, and gave
us bitter root to feed upon, and
said if we liFe through "a hours of
the treatment Without taking a
chew of the nasty weed, we would
be on the road to recovery.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11
Quite a Storm.

Quite wind and rain storm
passed over the city last night. We
hear of many fences being blown
down over the city, and many
streets washed badly. The tele-
graph lines suffered some and COM
munication was cut of with Iron
Mountain points as well as points
on the X, G. p, & G, road. We
notice down in the railroad yards,
particularly along the tracks on
Front street, much sand and rub
bsh washed on the tracks.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11
Colonel Chandler Here,

Colonel Elias Chandler, First Ar
kansas Volunteer Infantry, return.
ed to Little Rock yesterday from
New York, where he spent several
weeks with his family, Colonel
Chandler will remain here until
after the muster out Of the First
regiment The members are due
to report at Fort Logan II Roots
next Saturday and muster-out day
October %. Gazette
X. O. Gould, editor of the Little
Rock Tribune, who was held under
bond awaiting the action of the
Pulaski grand jury for criminal
assault with attempt to rape,
was dismissed by the grand jury,
there being mo evidence suiIi-
Gent against him.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11

ToR SALE-My house on Olive
street, five rooms, now rents for
$50 per month. Apply to Mrs, M.
Pitcher l0-l0-3l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-11
WEFE'S AWFUL
Z CT. : MA

My wife was in the most horrible condition
of any human being, from Eczema. She could
neither sit downnor lie down, her torture was
so intense. Itried all the doctors that l could
reach, but she got so that firmly believe she
would have died within twelve hours if had
not been advised Of CUTIcURA REMEDIES and
got them. My wife 'oent 10 steep IN tsoo hours
after the first application, although she had
not slept for Seven days, and with two boxes
of CUTIoURA (ointmont) and one cake OF
CUT1oURA SOAP she soas absolutely cured, and
is well and hearty to-day.
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT roR ToRTURrNG, DtsTid-
URIFG IIUMoRs, WITH Loss or HAIR. Warm bathswith
CUTIoURA soar. gentle anontngs with CUrIouRA, pur-
cat Of emoicnt skin and mid doses Of CUTcURA
REsoLvgET greatest Of blood purhers and humor cures
=-------
Fold throughout the world POTTER D. AND c. CoRP,
Boo Props, Boston. How to Cure the Worst Eczema'ree
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-02-10
ALMONESSON.

Last Thursday evening there was house
warning at Mr.. George Apgar's who has
just moved into handsome and comm0-
dious new house. Although the evening
was cold one, quite number of their
friends were present, who enjoyed them
selves very much until midnight with
games, when an appetiziDg repast was in
dulged in, consisting of the delicacies OF
the season. At the hour mentioned, the
company wendell their way homeward
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Apgar many years Of
happiness in their new home. Among
those present we noticed MI. and Mrs Geo
Apgar, Paul Jones and wife, Benz EDgard
H. L. HANDLE and wife, John Apgar and
wife, Miss Anna Barber, Misses Louella and
Eta Handle, Mrs. Hitzelberger, Miss Alice
Jones, Misses Marion and Anna Muller
Miss Anna Tyson, of Philadelphia Mr..
George Hitzelherger, Messrs James, VIM
and Frank Jones, Joseph Cunard, Dore
Eastlack, William Pierson, Archie Tyson
and Others
Last week there would have been excel
lent skating on our lake if it had not beer
for the snow which spoiled it. Many
skaters, however, got what good their wa.
it it, and several days and evenings tn,
lake presented an animated appearance.
Cutting ice and filling ice houses hav,
been industries in our village during tbs
past week. Mr.. Lewis Warwick's, Mrs
Hitzelberger's. Mr.. Adon Mullel's, and thu
ice house at the park, having been filled
during the week.
Mr.. Charles Jones has taken the PHILIP
Mason farm.
The question of licensing our Inn fo
another year is an all absorbing topic o
conversation in our village at the presen
time.
Ask one of our young men how thu
walking was last Sunday night from Wood
bury to AlmOnesson.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-02-10
GLASSBORO.

Samuel Pierce is filling the ice house to-
day, Tuesday, with and inch ice.
Mrs. Esther Flemings, colored lady.
was killed at Robanna on Tuesday by the
r R R, train and the inquest was held by
Coroner Shreve.
The K. @. E. initiated ten candidates,
Feb. 8. The old degree team. with P
Chief, VIM. Launer, Of Phila, as Venerable
Hermit, did the work very impressiyely.
What terrible thing for young man to
get lost in grave yard at night, and to be
filled with compressed joy at the same
time
Elmer's big ware shops visited our town
on Saturday and Sunday last.
Some persons took fourteen laying hens
from P. M, b. F. Sweeten's on Friday
night last.
VIM. s. Dilkes, of Mullica Hill, with
his family, visited our town on Sunday.
The Sr. o. u. A. M. initiated two candi-
dates on Friday evening ana have more to
follow.
Frank Wood is blowing glass now al
Fairton and his brother, John is employed
in Phila., as o machinist.
John Stoll is employed this blast at the
Jeffrey's Glass Works.
Freeholder Stranger has had the bridge
over Newman's stream repaired.
Jas Boyle has recently filled his large
ice house with 5 inch ice for the Whitney
meat market.
VIM. ZIMMERMAN was taken to Trenton
this week to the Sanitarian. He has beer
an inveterate drunkard and great hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-02-10
THEM.
r0ROPOSALS.

Proposals for building a stone road from Pauls
boro to Swede sboro in the townships Of Green
witch, Logan and Woolwich in the county OF
Gloucester, N. j.
holders of the County of Gloucester in charge OF
the construction Of said road, will meet in the
Freehoiders room, in the Court House. in the
City Of Woodbury., n. j.. on THURSDAY, FEB
RUARY 24th, 1898. at 3 O'Clock in the forenoon
to receive sealed proposals for building stone
(macadam) road, in the townships of Greenwich,
Logan and Woolwich, in said County of Glou-
cester.
Beginning at the westerns edge of the bridge
over Great Mantua Greek at Paulsboro, thence
sOuthweSterlY through SAID village Of Paulsboro,
the township of Greenwich, the village of Asbury,
the townships of Logan and WOolwicI, and
terminating at the northerly side of the Glouces-
ter and Salem Turnpike Road, near the Toll
House, ct Swedesboro, q distance of 5000
miles, more or less, and there to end, according
70 specifications on file at the Office of William
a Carter, Engineer, No. 127 South Broad street,
Woodbury., N. J.
Each bid shall be accompanied with the bid
ders bond In the sum OF one thousand dollars.
with security satisfactory to the said Board,
conditioned that il the contract be awarded to
MIN, he viii when required by the Board, exc
work according to the specifications
The successful bidder win be required, in addi-
ton to the agreement aforesaid, to execute TO
/" The Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the County
thousand dollars, with such sureties as the said
Board may approve conditioned tor the faithful
performance or the contract.
All bids must be presented to the Committee
on the day and at the place Aforesaid, at or be-
fore ten o'clock In the forenoon, after which
hour no bids will be received
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Director Board Of Chosen Freeholders
Dated Jan, 20. 1898 LIZ
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-02-10

The Senators who voted for the Teller
resolution. say that it was demanded by
the gold bond policy of Secretary Gage.
just as in 1878 it was brought forward by
Stanley Matthews as an answer to the gold
bond policy presented to Congress by
Secretary Sherman. The provocation in
10th cases was identical Senator Jones,
of Arkansas, Chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, said on this poiut in
the closing debate =
You say Oh, but what is the use OF
bringing this resolution in here? Why do
You want to pass it ?" l will tell the Sena-
tor the reason why want to pass it.
want to serve notice on the Secretary of the
Treasury and the President of the United
States that any attempt to more firmly
fasten the gold standard upon the people
of this country will be resisted and fought
at every step. [ want to tell them that
the 100000 people who voted for the
Democratic candidate in 1896 are more
firmly of the determination to-day to see
that the wrongs that have been heaped
upon the people shall be righted. want
to tell the bondholders that the issue OF
1896 will be the issue of 1900 and that
every man who loves his country, every
man who despices injustice, whatever may
be his affiliations in the past, as | hope and
believe, will rally around that standard,
and neither bribery DOR intimidation can
again beat down the will OF the majority Ui
the people of the United States
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-02-10
Woes of Civilization.

DIR. Learned, of Northampton, Mass.
made rather striking and very entertain
ing address to the Philadelphia Woman's
Health Association the other evening. He
said that disease followed the American
cook book and went on =
Disease is a companion of modern dress
architecture, plumbing and painting. The
undomesticated animal has no disease
barring violence and starvation it dies Of
old age. The domesticsted animal has all
the diseases of civilized humanity. The
lower animals pair at mature life, rear theiI
young and leave them to care for them
selves. Hunger compels exersion, but the
young of the human family frequently de.
pend upon the parents to old age or to
premature decay. The instinct of the
lower animal is a more valuable guide than
the present school and home culture Of
civilization. Instinct and common sense
are disappearing from the human family
The body dwarfs and Its organs become
unsound under the present methods The
training of the young 2,20O years ago was
better than to-day In New England i,
has been said The school house is more
damaging to the child than the liquor
saloon" The Government or State, / Ike d
standing army compels the family to
surrender the child to an indoor atmosphere
Of filth and diseased germs much of itt
early life. The little microbe has been
promoted until humanity. the dairy herd
and all the domesticated animals stand in
awe of his approach. The milk and meaI
of the wild animal have no t1berculal
germs. The duck, the quail and the
partridge have no cavities In their lungs
when the huntsmen bring them in. I'm.
pulse, mystery, worship of authority and
text books control too largely the human
family in the selection of doctors and
drugs. We can command sleep by tffDIl
of our own after retiring. Dictatipg resplr
atioDs. mental and muscular effort will
turn off the belts of the self acting braIu
and bring the required conditions. Tht
hypnotic sleep is destructive to the besl
interests of humanity. While it is i
temporary boon. 1t does more harm THAI
sieeplessness Itself IasGmnia is a symp
tom its causes must be sought out an
removed Ask the family physician to dc
this, and he will turn his attention IN tha
direction. Obedience to natures laws, no
medication. brings permanent cure.