The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-26
Lewis Blood and Skin Remedy
 JOHN H. LEWIS, Sole Owner. Drug Act soth
 Serial No 51665. The Remedy is an AatSeptiC, Bacteria Germ Destroyer and Blood Purifier Hence cent of the Ills and Diseases that t simple the Blood Diseases 
  the other physicians him patients reached the hopeless ing effected when this impossible of relief obtained
  left his medical Subsequently the for the last twelve freely the
  where ills diseases which healing ales rapid complete recently Remedy 
 medicine eliminating
  heal other and sometimes serious vitality whose Physically, make these healthy vigorous they diseased order d tho Make sletion
 from John H. Lewis, 625 Central Avenue.

wards the supreme court sustained the cent rate.
 There has been some criticism as to a bill passed by the last legisla- | ture relative to providing for fixing | the rates by insurance companies TfSs bill l voted against. We need, how ever, in this connection. insurance leg. islation that will be fair and equit- able to the insurance companies and | also make the rate of insurance an equitable taxation on everyone who has property to be insured in accord. ance with the hazard
 l find, upon investigation, that a great deal of heavy insurance was being given to insurance brokers in New York, Chicago and St. Louis at a very much less rate than a small property owner could obtain here. Also there is a growing indifference to protecting property against loss by fire by the owners. Insurance leg islation is a difficult matter to solve. It has been the bone of contention in the legislatures of all the states Of the union. If the matter comes m in the next legislature and if I should be reelected, I will endeavor to bring about such legislation in i1sur- ance matters as will be equitable and just to all parties concerned. I take pleasure in inviting those who are interested in legislation in the future and who may be interested | in my record, for or against it, ts | give such time as I can to the dis | sion of same with them in order that We may better understand each other. Whether or not I am reelected, would advise the voters co consider | the extension of the term of the ac
 tual service of the legislature, togeth. CT with the increased compensation | Unfortunately, the best legislative material is not aiways sent to the as- sembly and the framing and consid- | eration of the laws practically passes | into the hands of but few. The work devolves upon them and sixty days | is not sufficient time in whicl to | give consideration to some four or
 five hundred bills that are introduced.
 It is not only the bills that become | the law, but also measures that are defeated that require the earnest con
 sideration of the legislator No maA can go to the legislature with one
 single purpose in view and devote bis time to the accomplishment of that
 If he deos he will ignore good 'egis- 1 lation and bad legislation may be passed without his consideration. | I have tried to give you in brief
 my views about legislative matters and will ask that because I shall not have the time to see you personally that you do not consider that 1 have
 no interest in your welfare if r.-eiect- ed. nor that I do not care for youI
 vote Your vote will be appreciated.
 Respectfully,
 l.. E. SAWYER. (AdVt