Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04

then, this apathy? The republicans have
asserted their intentions to place the
same old issues, showed under in '96, to
the fore. Indications are that these pin
ciples will be upheld, in the main, by
the same old repudiated statesmen. The
peoples party, or if our friends, the
enemy" will have it 80, the ''three-ringed
circus" have not side-tracked single
principle they fought for in that cam
paign. Then why not fight?
Local conference shows unanimity OF
opinion among reformers as to questions
Of public policy, accompanied by slight
differences of opinion as to party organi-
zation and party name. An invincible
force can be brought against the parry to
which is charged, rightfully or wrong
fully, the overwhelming public debt that
almost wrecked the credit OF our magnifi-
cent young state.
Republican leaders do not relish the
situation. However much they may rail
at populist misrule they know that any
comparison between their long reign with
the present administration will not be to
their advantage. They are not enthusi-
astic nor aggressive, though they have
everything to gain and nothing to lose.
Let US fight. Bring on your single gold
STANDARD, no ray Of silver lining to its
murky cloud trot out all Of good in repub-
lican rule from territorial organization to
the downfall Of Sullivan, Hyde, Doolittle,
ct AL, lit shall be our labor Of love to call
attention to the bad) and let's have at it.
Burnish up your threadbare illusions to
"populism and whiskers," to Socialism
and anarchy" We dare you half way.
Garry your doctrine against political agi'
tation and it's menace to business inter-
ests up to November and see whose the
stay.at-home vote.
Direct legislation, scientific money, bi.
metallism, public ownership and contsol
Of public utilities, wholesome revenue
laws, the restriction Of judicial usurpa.
tions-all or most OF these will be arrayed
against you. II they are presented by a
united party, courageous enough to &C.
knowledge it's mistakes, and to turn
down such leaders as have been weighed
in the balance and found wanting, then
your reputation for fighting to the last
ditch, and the placing Of yourselves in
line for federal patronage, will be your
only incentives to the tray. But I'd like
to see you fight, and to assist, to the ex'
tent of my ability, in the scrap.
Let US fight. want in it, anyway.
Whether upholding the one principle that
to me seems most obvious and necessary
in a many.cornered combat, or strength
ening that plank in united party against
the common enemy, want to preach the
necessity OF interest in political affairs on
the part OF all as the palladium Of the
republic Bige Eddy, in Tacoma Sun.
In some OF the Swiss valleys the inhabi.
tants are all afflicted with goitre or "thick
neck" Instead OF regarding this as q
deformity they seem to think it natural
feature Of physical development, and
tourists passing through the valleys are
sometimes jeered by the goitrous inhabi'
tants, because they are without this often
sive swelling. Thus q forra Of disease
may become so common that it is regard
ed as a natural and necessary condition
OF life. 1t is 30, to a large extent. with
what are called diseases of women. Every
woman suffers more or less from irregu'
larity, liberation, facilitating draine, Of
female weakness, and this suffering is se
common and 80 universal that many
women accept it as condition natura
and necessary to their sex. But it is 6
condition as unnatural as it is unneces
sary. The use OF DR.. Pierce's Favoritt
Prescription strengthens the delicate
womanly organs and regulates the WON
anly functions, so that woman is practi
cally delivered from the pain and miser!
which eat up ten years OF her life-be
tween the ages Of fifteen and forty.6ve
"Favorite Prescription" makes veal
women strong and sick women we'll.