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The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

There is a good deal Of talk about
the willy Turk which really does the
"befezzed" gentleman too much credit.
The aptitude he shows In dodging his
creditors is not such a rare quality.
There are others who are not one
tenth as much talked about who play
the role Of protracted debtor with as
much success as the Turk, even though
they do not live on the shores Oe the
BOsporue.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

Three souls once met upon the way
The way from Here to There
The way that leads from this old world,
And finds its end Somewhere.
Three souls-they met, and greeted Their
As souls are wont to do,
And each soul to the other said:
"Before this--what were youy"
The first soul drew his airy shape
Up to its proudest height,
'I was a Statesman" answered he;
"a man of mind and might,
] led my people. With my words
held them by my side,
I heard their proud acclaims each day,
And then-and then-I died"
The next soul smiled a gracious smiles
With condescension filled,
And said: "I was a Sage. l wrote,
And men thought as willed.
/ wrote, l spoke-I taught the world
What it should feel and see.
NV books were studied everywhere"
And then-they buried me-"
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

The "Children's Court" which is
suggested as a branch Of the Charities
Department Of New York CITY, in the
new city charter, is a novelty adopted
from South Australia, where 1t has
proved a great success. Under the
South Australian law children under
eighteen are brought before a separate
departmental court run by the "State
Children's Department" and in the
past twelve months 275 cases were
tried before this court, with the result
that only six Of the young offenders
were deemed fit subjects for jail SEN
tences.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

meet me here again tomorrow night
when the moon rises" Thus saying
the fairy shoemaker plunged into the
thicket and was soon lost to view.
Dermots sudden transformation, In
stead of fastening the fulflllment OF
his souls dearest wish, proved to be
his greatest stumbling block. Una was
so utterly astounded at the daring In
truder as she termed him, when he
spoke Of marriage that she disdain'
fully ordered him to go about his bust
ness, little dreaming that in the per
son OF the courtly knight her words OF
scorn were addressed to her own Der
mot. And no wonder, for his own
mother failed to recognize him. Voice
form, feature, all were so marvelously
changed that a single glance at bis
mirror convinced him of the difficulty
he would find in attempting to prove
his identity. His vows Of affection
and fidelity uttered with a volubility
in strange contrast with his former
bashful hesitancy, were thrown away
upon the indignant Una.
"BegOne, sirw cried the astonlshed
girl. Il deem it no knightly part that
you should bend your knee and speak
soft accents Of constancy and truth
seeking with countless gold to back
your perjured vows. Let your homage
cease, sir knight. III hear no more"
With these words she hurried out Of
the room, unheeding the efforts made
by Dermot to detain her
"Am 1, then, rejected2" he mur.
INJURED. "She spurns me. My love, af-
ter all, was but an idle dream, and
for that dream l must forfeit my eter.
nal welfare"
In spite of himself DermOt could not
help feeling struck with the warning
that was given him on the night be-
fore by the Leprechaun:
SHOULD she consent to be your bride
when she sees the knlghtly plume
waving on your LrOw, her heart will
prove as tickle as her face is fair"
Accordingly, after sunset, DermOt
set out to talk the matter over with
his mysterious patron Of Killiney Hill.
"Take back your gifts" he cried,
"they have been my curse. The knight
ly wooer was derided where once the
wretched hunchback was dearly loved
take back your gold and return to
me my former shape"
otis done" said the sprlte. "You
are changed again. On your brow 1
see once more the glorious lines Of
thought-the vivid mind which fairy
gold could never purchase. Why did
you repine? No jewel was brighter
than your deep blue eye. Your back,
It's true, is warped, but your manly
heart is the stronghold Of honor. Did
you think that outward show alone
could stir the passion of pure love?
Believe me, Dermot that one kind sc-
ton, one memory of a good deed done,
the utterance Of a single word, but
family whispered, will rivet chains
which last till death. YOu have with
in you a mightier power to gain your
ends than ever fell from fairy lips
Return at once to Una You need have
no fear If you trust In Virtues power"
What more need be addedP why
should dwell longer upon Dermots
suit? The magic spell Of love bound
heart to heart, contentment blessed
their union, and for many happy
years no couple in thcIfomantic Copn.
ty Of Wicklow was more respected
than Una Mcbride and her fairy boy
New York News.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12
Transportlnr a Big PINE.

According to a Plttsburg paper a
plate glass manufacturing concern in
the Pttsburg district recently re-
ceived an order for an immense plate
Of glass for a show window, which
was TO be twenty-four by twenty-six
feet They agreed to make it If the
company that ordered it would take
care Of the transportation. When this
matter was taken into consideration
by the parties who ordered the glass
they found that the only way to gel
such a plate to destination would be
to have thirty men carry It. The rail
way clearance dimensions were twenty
feet.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

IT is not pleasant to read that d.
k2p New Yorkers are in dire peril Of
being burned in defective tenement.
houses.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

The dairy bill passed the Senate
Monday and may come up in the House
at any time. 1t is being pushed with
vigOr.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

Grandchildren Of natural-born Brit.
ish subjects, wherever born, are count
ed by British law as British subjects.
The suburban citizen., 1901-01-12

EnserSa al o. PsSl e6Soe fog tyaassstsst0u
Aro,SA A. mAaGlB al SAOeAd-olGsS rateS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
0bahteten oos llnglif bon unterbalt
Der Nunafrnninikp.

obadteten oos llnglad bon unterbalb
Der SunafrouipiBe.
Sn Bern III bie1er Sage i'm MIter
BON "a ssabren 0r. lllri1 Mmbiibl bon
Sigrislnpl. Gelblpeibel i'm fantpnalen
Boli5ei= Corps. 9efiorben. Sn IA. 5
DfDnaten bdtte er oas Subildilm feiier
50idhrigen 9hdtigfei. i'm herniihen
pDliSei- @orps feiern f6nnen.
glm Montag 9lbeno lit in gaoefl
(Margau) nnertuartet Or. 6iirfprsh
Straub, alt Natipnalratb ilno gepe=
lener aargauiFher Ge9ierungsratb, ee=
| ltorbeil.
Sn gfieberbipp GERM grailiert Die
Ytattern epidemic fort es linD se=
aenndrtia ca. 10 6dlle fonltntiert.
Die @leibeiil.igteit uno MahldIIiafsit
bat cine 9ro6e Mole geipielt; nun ba=
ben Die itaatliben Grgane eineeerlffen.
Nieberbipp ilt politdnbie ahaeipsert +;
| aae umliesenoenG Grtihaften baben iren=
|ge VDriihtsmaBregeln ersriffen, nm
|nid)t aud) BON Dem unheimlihsn Sat
geiud 81 erbalten.
gm 10. Suli lpuroe bes ct. 2au=
lren3enbaoes bel Marall neilsrbaute Sc
rienbein, baS &aum fir 60 Ginoer
bietet. Dem Yetrieb iiberseben.
Sn 8auma (3iirib) miro benz Der.
forbenen @iienbabnf6nig @uper-3 3eller
Elm erobartiees 8rabOertnlal errihtet.
Sn Gerliton (3iirid) srplooierte
beim @ieBen Elm nit fliiiiisem 5tabl
gefiillter Sigel, tpoourd cine 9anSe
3abl 9lrbeiter, barunter ard Der @ie=
bermeifer Sdurter, fbmer perleBi
nur0en.
IS 1T lebbaft bapDn Die &eoe. bic
Glasbiitte ron Miiniter (gerner Sura),
luelde Dor einem Sabre ibre 6euer To-
i6en luuBts, mieoer su er6ffnen. Die
ubren SnouItrie i'm Sura bot immer
nod ausaiebis arbeit, erIreut lid alIr
ltetsfort gutter Sage.
Die @aiion I'M 8erner SberIano
Horirt. Snterlatens 8aitb0fe fino All
! beiebt, bic in Wengen iino uOuiidn=
dig ansefiillt. @iienbabn uno Samf=
i6iffe brin9en taatd9li6 &eiIenoe in
Weuge. All right!
Oas 8unoesFelt in 8aiel lit eldn5ent
perlaufen. Details brinst Die nddltt
Gorreippnoens. Stir beute S6luB unt
nod Nelp philadelphia, ubri6spiae,
Canal Sober. Columbus etc. freuno=
li1e @riibe unb ,@ut Sell. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
Wa6fldn8c aus Oent Tcl0sng
lit Gstta.

9srr Mua. @tob, Nsent fir bas
betannte Sdpeiser Seilmittel. 5orni's
Mlpentrduter Ylutbeleber, 333 6te
Str, Nem Oort, ma6te an Or. Yeter
Gabrnep in Chicago folgenoe interei=
iante Ntittbeilung. Genannter Serr
ihreibt SER Sermann Gern, Elm
Yeteran oes cubaniIden 6elo5uaes, er=
luhte mid, Sbnen, geeberter Serr 9ot=
tor. folaenoe Mlttbelluug su iiberma=
den:
Stem Sort gitp, $40 Ste Str. Sd
llnter5eibneter be5euge biernlit, baB
mein ganaes SnItem in einem fdrefli=
den 3uitano mar aIs i9 aus Dem cu=
boniiden Jelb5use suriidfebrte. Meine
6reunoe rietben mir bel Srn. Stob
porSuipreben, Der Ngent fir Elm ibmei=
aer Grdutermittel. Nlpenfrduter 8lut=
beleber lei. SD ging bin. Serr StoB
eri1rad ilber mein 9lusleben. mahte
mir aber Mutb uno fagte, ipenn meni1,
li6e SitIfe m0gll6 lei, Darn ipitrbe
mir Der Slutbeleber belfen. Sh ge=
brau6te 4 Glaiden uno oiefe baben
,uunoetbar 9etplrft. SD fiible jebt pie
neusebnren uno oieies bante i1 nur
Dem belpabrten,0eilmittel, alppnfrduter
glutbeleber. @s lit ieitoem Elm Sabr
persangen uuo tein &iidtaa einsetre=
ten, llno tpiinldte id nur, baB meiue
Gameraoen, pel6e bic gleiden Stra-
paben mitnladen muBten, bieles 6eil=
mittel periu6en tpiiroen. (8eaeidnet)
6ermann Gern."
SOrni's Nlpenfrduter Slutbeleber lit
elm reines Naturmittel uno bel Granf=
beiten. mel6e einem unreinen 3ultanoe
bes Ylutes entlprin9en, fiuo.t es nift
Seinesgleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
TIM ibr 6imo az retten

BON furdtbarer Gntfeuuns sebrau6te
Grau Mannie Oalleser BON Ga Grange,
GA, Buflen's Mrnica Salpe am &cpfe
unb i'm 0elihte bes1elben nnb 5Areibt,
baB bie ralhe 5eiluns aQe grwartun-
gen iibertraf. sic rirft Munber an
Oefdwiren Guetidungen, 5autaus<
briidet GAnitt- Dranp- uno griibs
wunben unD 6dmprrbcioeu. rs Gts.
8ur aarantirt III S. 6. Miller u. Gobn's
Mpctbete,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08


Der @elotruit lit offenbar fein
leerer Wabn. g8ie aus Stem Sort be-
ri6tet miro, bat Die bon oem Sruit=
eriinoer 9iorsan beberri9te GrIte Na=
tionalbant bon bort, Die init einem Ga=
pital ben elmer balben Million ineDrpo-
rirt puroe. 5ur Beridleierung ibrer rie-
lisen @eninne tieies Gapital neuli1
auf sebn Millionen erb0bt. D. b. ber=
tpdiierte, iOeben cine grtraoipioenoe
BON ca. fiinf Willionen erfldrt, mos
auf bas eiaentlihe (uripriinalibe) Nn=
lagefapital einan @emlnn bon tauieno
proeent ergibt. Da iollen anoere Ban.
Ten, bic niht 10 bireft ann 9rut geho=
rem, nit bem Wolfsnuno 81 lpreben,
erlf einmal bran rieben"!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
eamutlsa. Minnie !, ne j aitear.

Der rgepbabters erineint ieben Dpnuerstae inter
pigenbeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5itr bic Yer. Staoten uno Ganaoa, nit Der Mder-
unb tSarteuban.3e 3eitMng in Borousbe5ablDng 81. SO
Iaui besielben be5abIt. =. ............... 81. rs
yiir Deutl1iano nnb bie GbpeiS nbne Die ~Nders
uub @artenbau 3eitiin91 bel goransbe3ablhne 81 90
I19eenu nad) Abluul egncs 9ernlmS en lbpnneHt has
5Iatt uif refuiirt re nebr ais 5met JtnHlrern ants
nimn 10 miro Der 8ctreifenoe aud lilr ben tplgenben
lermtn alS Mb0nnent einaeIraeefi.
90 lan9e Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bos 8lott nod
gans ooer tbetimeiie ansebf bart fem bpuneui baS.
lslbe peripeigern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
@as 2lMeS er ersablt!

Wenn guer Spiegel Gu1 eine elem
bise, blafe 5autfarbe, einen selb1ii6ti-
gen Bid, Mctten-Gleden ,ino pultel an
Der 6aut 3eist, pann TT es geberlsiben,
aber Or. &in9's New 3ife pillS regu<
lieren bic qeber, reinisen bas Blut, ge~
Ben Hare 6aut, rpfse Baden unb cine
DabIde @elhtsfarbe. Sur 25 Cts. in
IS. 6. Mtller u. Scbn's Mrptbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
$500 geIob,,,,,, a !!

Mir iuerben bfe obige BsIphnHng fir irgenb etnen
Gol bon Geberieihen, DpSpepiia, Gppffdmeraen, I'm.
berb0nltfeit Dber 9erf0pfnng be5ablen ben mir midi
NIT Stperita ben 0ierneueiten feinen 9eterpiIen f.
rtreM fouHen, tDenn bic WDrihriften genau befoIaf
GntiS}ostion 5n geben Is gts gbod,feIn enthaIfen
100 qinen 10 GfS. g1oGteln entbalfen 40 Nillen
WA gd1adta emtbalten u 9ilien. Pitet gud por
10nbt 8Iiefmorfen tptrben anqenommen. Merbifo
leeteaL ST. Gde GLinfDn unb N0dicn st. gbifaqp
A s. 3u persanfen IN ber Apptbefe pon r. 6. Miner
s y GcbH, 0fw philadelphia. Ebio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
HWit ber Gnisiifune 1on
DIT beimt Namsn 9enennet,
Sft gerufen bonn 6rabe ber!

Sn Bern lit Sr. Snaenieur :. 6.
gaur in ieinem 80. 2sbensjabr gefor-
ben.
Baron Bernhard bon Braffenrieb.
sobn bes Sdlobbelibers gu Miinden.
wpler (Greiburg). rift am Samltaa in
Der Saane fem pfero our @6menllne.
9litt bonn pferbe uno ertranf.
sSn Der Nare ertrunfen lit am gonn.
tag beim Baoen 6r. grismann, gDirtd
uno Yieroepotbalter in Gb0nenipero
(5olotburn).
Nm 10. Suli tpollte 0r. 6ans g}df-
Cider, geb. 1857, Mitinbaber Der eseis
oenDeberei borlnals @ebriiber g1df in
in Grid, nit Giibrer 3sragaen uno
Erdger Minnig bic Sungfrou be1fei=
|aen. geim Gottbalihruno fiel cine
Canine auf Die Garamane. gdf unb
Minnia blieben tobt. Ygraggen ,uurDe
Dertuunbet. unb muBte marten. Bic
eine bonn 0otel gegifdborn abqeianbte
Oiilfsfolonne ibn erreidte. Die Hiib=
Hrer NuDolf nnb Better Baumann aus
GrinbeItDalo nit 2 gr9ldnoerinnen &C.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

Sug no. berlaBt liblidb fabrenb MaiIpu I'M,
tSo Snitus 49. Ganal 9oner 72l gle,p 0biloSepbia
10 1 nprl9sp,le 49, 6luibn9 S.52 @nl.; @nti,nft
yng W, oerldBt nDrbfth fahreab griboepcrt unt
40 Slulbing 534. ubridSp;ae 6.38 Melp WaiIuoeis
pgla q 90 - eamai Soner 7.03, SliiuS 734 9ar 9n-
funft in Waiillpn 7.5O 9em
Sonntags. '''''s''
Sonmtassliise nerlaiien Stein ybilabeIpbia:
gDroidb fabrefb nm 6.27 0nt, g. 81 gln utb s. SIS I'm
Siibl9 fabrenb I'M 7.28 gn, 10 81 Wu unb 81 9,m
glettrtd,e StraRenbnbr smidieu Bridgeport ge.s
Iaire waarttns Gerrp imb Mbeelina
M. O. garren,
Seneral paiIager-Ngen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
s)fDti,.
1lniere 9erbit @aarem

&tWiS%< NN<VF ~SsA*Sxs
si1b nun ba linb mir baben
bic ppnitdllbislfe gluSuabl
BON Sbnben fir 9ameL
6erren unb &inber, Die man
mod je in bielem Ebeile peS
2anbes seiebe.J nno mas
bier nidt sefanben tperoeit
fam, brauht man aud 1onif
nirsenos 5lt Iu6en, ba tpir
Die bette Nuswabl i'm gpuntY
baben.
@ir baben Die
Ueueiten nlooen,
Die am beiten paHen=
oen uno oauerhafte-
1ten maaren uno
uniere preiie
frozen aller Goncurren5.
Santnel Stettlers
s6ubforc,
Canal 9ober, Cbio.
Middletown transcript., 1901-08-31

The Owens Grain Fan that
will clean cocheral out
of wheat; also the Van
winkle Grain Fan. the
lea din 6 market fan.
Imperial, Oliver, and
Syracuse Plows. I'M
perial Spike and Spring
Tooth Harrows. Mount
vile Steel and Wood
Rollers. Grain B gs,
Etc, Etc.
Middletown transcript., 1901-08-31
Mi|burn Farm Wagon..........
An absolutely first

An absolutely first
class Wagon. These
Wagons are heavily
ironed and braced and
very strong. The round
edge tire is used for the
protection of the fellow
and paint. They are
the lightest running
wagons made. We
have them in stock at
all times, with either
solid or hollow axle.
Middletown transcript., 1901-08-31
HarneSSeeeeeoe

In this branch of our business you will find
we up-to-date with goods and prices. We rep
resent several of the best known manufacturers
of Harness, and have at all times full stock of
all Harness used in this section. Also, Blankets,
busters, Whips and Horse Furnishings.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08
TELEGRAPHIc BREyITlEs.

The new floating dock for the navy
has arrived at New Orleans.
w. w. Rockhill favors the establish
ment of an American bank in Shang.
hal.
Thirty.eight cases Of smallpox are
reported in the Kickapoo Indian. school
near Horton, Kan. :"
Adjutant General Corbin and Miss
Edythe Patten were united in mar.
riage at Washington Wednesday.
The steamer Sierra has sailed from
Sydney, N. s. W., for San Francisco.
having on board $500,0o0 in gold.
The Lyceum theater at Atlanta, Ca.
burned to the ground Wednesday. The
audience was dismissed in time tC
prevent panic.
The British war Office, it is under.
stood, will accept Canada's offer OF
a strong cavalry contingent for serv'
ice in South Africa.
Professor Charles A. Bacon, one OF
the best known professors of Beloit
(Wis.) college, died "wednesday after.
noon of septic poisoning.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08
More Cheap Excursions.

On the First and Third Tuesdays
Of October, Novem Der and December
LOW..RATE.x. round trip excursion
tickets..will be OIL: sale to. all is:
on the. Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Ry. north Of and includ-
ing Abbott, Shell Rock and Waverly
la. These tickets bear 81 day
limit thereby giving ample time to
look the situation over thoroughly.
On same days there will be on sale
at all B. G. R. & N. stations round
trip .excu1sion tickets, with same
limit and privileges, to points in
various other States and territories.
John &. Farmer,
A. G. P. e. T. A.
B.. CIR &..N. Ry.
Dec. 81. Cedar: Rapids, Iowa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08

SPREADLIKE WILDFIRE.

When things are 1.-The BEST they
become ''the best selling. Abrham
Hare, a leading druggist, of Belle
vile, writes Electric Bitters are
the best selling bitters I have hand
led i, in twenty years. You know
why? - Most diseases. begin in dis
order of Stomach, liver, kidneys,
bowels, blood and nerves. Electric
Bitters tones up the stomach, regu-
lates liver, kidneys and bowels pu1i-
fies the blood, strengthens the ner-
s, henco cur m 1ltit119 .:
maladies. It builds up the entire
system. Puts new life and vigor
into any weak, sickly, rundown
man OF woman. Price so cents.
Sold by A. D. Hard, druggist.
ARE YOU GOING TO FLORIDA,
OLD MEXICO. OR CALIFORNIA
FOR"THE WINTER?
If so, better arrange to take adj
vantages Of the very favorable ex-
cllrsion rates with stop over privil-
eyes and long limits, in effect via r,
c. R. <&.:N:sRy.
;Pleass confer with agent or adj
dress Jno. G.. Farmer, A. G. P. & T.
A. G 9;ss Rapids, Iowa: APR: %: :.
tE,I.tll~s - { nd (
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08
JUMPED ON A TEN PENNY

y - ALL AAD Wv "a A~A> A@A> ~ = =
NAIL.
The little daughter of Mr.. j. N.
Powell jumped on an inverted rake
made OF ten penny nails, and thrust
one nail entirely through her foot
and second one halfway through.
Chamberlains' Pain Balm was
promptly applied and five minutes
after the pain had disappeared and
no more suffering was experienced.
In three days the child was wearing
her shoe az usual and with abpso-
lutely no discomfort. MI. Powell
is we'll known merchant Of Fork
land Va, Pain balm is an anticeptic
and heals such injuries without
lnaturation and in one third the
time required by the usual treat
men. F'o sale by all druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

ALLOW me to say words in praise
Of Chdberlain's Cough Remedy. I
had a very severe cough and codl
and feared I would get pneumonia,
but after taking the second dose of
this medicine L felt. better three
bottles .of it cured my cold and the
pains in my chest disappeared en-
tirlely,~ T.. am most respectfully
yours, for health" Ralph s. Meyers,
64-Thirty seventh St.. Wheeling,
W. Va. For sale by all druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08
MORE CHEAP EXCURSIONS =.

MORE CHEAP EACUhSlONO
lOn the First and Third Tuesdays
of October, November and Deem
Der low rate round trip excursion
tickets will be on sale to all points
on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Ry. north of and including
Abbott, Ia. These tickle bear a
81 day limit, thereby giving time to
look the situation over thoroughly.
On same days there will be on sale
at all B. & c.. R. N. stations round
trip excursion tickets, with same
limit and privileges, to point in
various other States and territories.
Jno. &. Farmer, A. G. P. e T. A.
B. G." r. 4 N. Try, Cedar Rapids,
la. Dec. II.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08

The republicans rolled up increased
maiorities Tuesday in every state
here it is customary for them to
carry the election, even Nebraska,
and Bryan g town, Lincoln give re-
publican candidates large majorities.
BRYAN better moved down into Ken
lucky where there are some Demo
Gratis left. While he is not demo
GRAFT yet he might in some manner
get mixed up with them and be with
the winners once.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08
SURGERY SURPASSED.

MODERN SURGERY SURPASSED.
While suffering from a bad case
~ piles consulted a physician who
advised me to. try,a box Of D ]4e,
Witch Hazel Salve says. G. F. Carter,
Atlanta, Ga. I procured box and
was entirely cured, DeWitts' Witch
Hazel salve is q splendid cure for
piles, giving relief Instantly and I
heartily recommend it to all sufferers
surgery is unnecessary to cure piles
DeWitts. Witch Hazel Salve will cure
any case, cuts burns, bruises and
all other wounds are also quickly
cured by it, beware of counterfeits'
IN =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-08

The suggestion so often made by
those who oppose the American
Tariff system that unless it is modi :
fed the other nations will retaliate
by imposing higher duties on our
products, is not based on knowl-
edge Of the facts. The nations most
referred to as being likely to take
this course are Russia, Germany and
Austria. The truth is that their
Tariffs are already higher than ours
and on many articles arealmost pro-
hibitive. The question is not one of
retaliating, but Of discrimination.
Under these circumstances we aOlnr
are in a position to retaliate if it be
done by anybody. 1t is like the
story Of the meeting Of the animals
when the question came up how
they should manifest their votes.
The suggestion Of the fox that they
should shake their tails was about to
meet with favor when the coon re-
marked, ''Mr. President, the billy
goat has voted Thu nations re-
felred to have already reta}iated.
Seattle Post Intelligencer.
Kansas City Star: MI. Bryan is
again defying silver. In his Ne
braska speeches he lalnents that the
farmer who believes in silver will
vote the republican ticket because
hogs are up and wheat is high. Be
true to silver, he would exclaim.
hough the heavens fall.
Thi sort of al appeal sound odd
to-day. although it was common
enough in 1896. the CANVASS Of that
year silver was the stared goddess
whose cause impassioned orators
made their own. The white metal
was perSonified. Stump speakers
were discussing no dry question Of
the theory Of sta ndal,ls. They were
pleading for distressted maiden.
Joan Of Arc had no more devoted
followe.s. Silver, the poor man s
friend!!' they cried. "Silver, that
always says by the country in time
of stress, while timid gold takes
flight! Silver. the goddess assassina-
ted in the crime of ''73!!' For a
time large number of voters SEEM
ed actually to regard silver as
wrong person, whose cause deserved
their loyalty.
The real argument below this
frot was that free coinage silver was
essential to prosperity. The advent
of good times with the gold standard
has destroyed the foundation of the
silver contention. Farmers no long
er can be called upon to support free
coinage because it will make them
prosperous They have the end
sought for and the old argument as
to the means is useless. So Mr.. Bry-
and falls back on silver as fetish.
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Expect Early Attack on Panama.

Colon, Colombia, Nov. 1.-THE Co.
lombian gunboat General Pinzon (for-
merly the yacht Namouna), which was
dispatched to Svanilla last week, has
Just returned to Colon, briging rein
forcements numbering 200 men. The
gunboat Boyaca has arrived at Pan
ANA from Buena Ventura. 1t is report
ed that the government anticipates
an early attack upon the part OF the
insurgents on the city OF Panama.