Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 September 1896 — Page 4

fHE BANNER TIMES, GXEZNCAMXE. INDIANA SATURDa 1 SEPTEMBER 26 1896

Health»»«

Economy.

Better than Mt'dicine.

Dr. Martin’s

Nervine C offee l*urpiy cereal gluten and vegetable. A pleasant table* drink and a positive cure for Headache, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Sleeplessness, Biliousness, Constipation, and the many ailments caused by ordinary coffee and tea. Saves doctor bille and half your coffee exis*nse. l Pound, 100 Cups ’A) cents. Sample, making 25 cups, by mail,

10 cents.

AND EAT

Democrats believe in partiality; republicans in fairness Democrats chose five out of eight county candidates for office from Greencastle and the other three rrom two townships. Eleven townships have no representation whatever upon their county ticket. The republicans divided as fairly as possible. Eight townships are represented by eight candidates. The offices are distributed and Greencastle gets but one—all she is entitled to. Voter think of this between now and November!

Royal Breakfast S'* The Nerve and Brain Invigorat-

Q O D ing Properties separated from

I " Choice Wheat. package 15c.

DR.MARTIN HK.AI.TH KmiDCO.. Klkhurt, Imiiann. Sold by Urocer*.

FOR SALE BY T ABRAMS, W H. HARRISON BROADSTREET A SON

RINK PURE WATER

iucketPunH) and Water Purifiei BEST ON EARTH Per TT^qIIs ctind. Cistern*. Gold Medal World's Exposition. yill purify a foul well or Cistern in 10 daya use or money refunded. Draws 10 gallons of water per minute. No tubing to niKt, burst or wear. Never has to be packed* primed or thawed. Will not freeze, as buckets . “ , ■ V - drain t h <• m l vos• ’ Will not rust* chain and buckets made of Galvanized Steel. Can he set up In 15 minutes. No attachment* below the platform. No wooden tubing, rubber or leather to V A'*- ’ - contaminate the wa■I ip ,, ler. Makes had water v.. ^***'•' good and good water better. Saves its <c»ftt in Doctor hills alone every year, pure water being a preventative against Cholera, Typhoid and

Malaria Fever.

FOR SALE BY JESSE RICHARDSON GREENCASTLE, IND

' NATIONAL ItICI’l KLICAN TH KKT For Fresiuent. tV I L 1,1 AM Mt KIM.KY,

Of Ohio.

For Vice I’re.'iiicnt. OARKET A. HOBART, Of N’t w Jersey. HLK .AN STATK TH KKT. For Governor. .1 \MES A. MOUNT. For l/ieutenant Governor, W. S. HAGGARD. "or Secretary of State, * W. I). OW HNS. For Anditor of State, A. C. DAILY. For Treasurer of State. F. J. SCHOLZ. For A ttornov-tieoeral, VV. A. K FIT HAM. F'»r Reporter Supretne Court, CHARLES F. REM A’. I For Superintendent 1’nhlic Instruetiou, D. M. HEFTING. For Statistician, S.J. THOMPSON. I For Appellate .Fidge, First District, VVOODFIN D. ROBINSON.

For J ml ee A p pel late Court, Second Dis. WILLIAM J. HEM EY.

For Jin'ee Appellate I AM ES B.

Cosul,

CoslII

I am in tlie Coal Business, as usual, and will handle the best BRAZIL. BLOCK, And also ANTHF?AOITE, of best quality. Order now for present or future delivery. JOHN GAWbE.Y.

L7SDIES Call and investigate our >ystein of dressmaking. Why to the city and buy ready made dn -ses wben j'ou can ect better fitting at bome. BAVIS E BLOCK.

<'ourt. Third Dis.,

BLACK.

I For Judjre Appellate < 'ourt. Fourth Dis., !). W. COMSTOCK. For .Judge Appellate Court, Sixth Dis., U. Z WILEY.

BKIT Ill.IC.VN COUNTY TICKKT. For Rf-nresentive, A. II. MOORE,

Of < linion.

For Treasueer, JAMES MATTHEWS, Of Greeneastle.

For Sherit!',

DANIEL W. MACY,

Ot Jefferson, For .Assessor,

li. < . DARNALL,

Of Monroe.

i'or Surveyor. FRANK WILLIAMS,

Of Warren. For < 'oroner,

DU. W. F. SUMMERS,

Of Franklin.

For Coir mi ssioner, 2nd District,

J. C. RE AT, Of Marion.

For Cnurnissioner. Jrd District, LY< URDUS STONER, Of ashington. nis« la.i-ANKous. For Pid.editor I.tth District. 11 i:\RY i . LEWIS. For i ongress, GEORGE W. F Alt IS. For Joint Senator, ENOCH (i. HOGATK. For Joint Representative, JOHN M. K ELLA R.

THE MELICAN CHEAP MONEY MANDARIN.

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No, IP St. 1 Hay L'ini'lYeii ' '*• No 5t Mtit'oon Liiniusl. " " , J D h. n i. at i. rr* Haute Aoo'in I No. Sunday Malloon l.lmi'mT , !’ E '■>' , i * Daily t Dally Kxeoiu aomtHv ' ’ p -m

n. «.eonneatsat Imlianapollg •

l nail and MiiihUan dlvM,,,! . '-I

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John L GriHith, Cloverdale, Sntnrday, Get. 24, 1:30 p in., and at Greencastle same date 7:30 p. m. Dr. A. H. Moore, at opera house Cloverdale, Saturday, Sept. 26, 1:30 I

and i hlcagn.

laiue for ToKHlo'And' 'I'l'wo'it llellcfoutal ie for Sanduske>. at y. P Hci 8Tig, A|j ■

^THE FAVORITE IRiwefji

Li Hung Chang to Hilverite Bryan: choapco money, allee samee coolie's cash. I it use cash better, allee samee Chineemau. ”

' Volir good, Biilee, givee Melioan Free silver makee wages low, bui

B. F. elOSb!^ MandleH the Uigne t Ur.td' Urur.il

lt< |>bu!)<mi ’lour) Plank,

MONEY—The rtepuDlfnan party is uureervedly for sound iuon«>. It caused the enaetineiit of the law prm ldiiiK for the resiimp-

•emdly for sound inonej. It caused the enaetment of the law providing for the resumption of a spec ie payment in IND. since then every dollar Iris been as good as gold. We are

unalterably opposed to every measure calculated to debase our currency or impair the credit of oun country. We are therefore oppos'd to the free coinage of silver except by international agreement with the leading commercial nations of the world, which we pledge ourselves to promote, and until such agreement can be obtained the existing gold standard must be preserved. All our silver and paper currency must be maintained at the

•TERRIFIED” VOTERS. A Maine Newspaper's Kxplanation of th* Kecent Landslide. The Bnugor Commercial, one of the few straight Democratic papers in Maine this year, thinks the main cause of the Republican landslide there on Sept. It was the wicked and successful attempt to alarm the voters. “Through their scheme of individual lists, "says The Commercial, "the status < f every voter wtts known, and to doubtful ones were, sent during the past week numerous documents designed to frighten them into the belief that an awful calamity would befall the country should Bryan > and Scwal) lx< elected. “They were told that their savings banks deposits would be reduced onehalf; that holders of mortgages and real estate would take steps toward immediate foreclosure; that life insurance premiums—in fact,all kinds of savings investments—would be dealt a blow from which they could not possibly recover. The plain people, almost terrified at the dark picture drawn for them, rushed to the polls to support the Republican candidates, with the ri suit, already shown. The explanation is probably correct The voters were frightened; but not without good reason. A rational man will not knowingly vote to destroy the title to half of his property. Every voter with two lobes to his brain, who lias dispassionately studied the free coinage question, knows that it means a reduction of the value of onr dollar to the value of the Mexican dollar. Wage earners, pensioners, savings banks depositors, etc., know that Mexican dollars are only worth half as muoh us our present dollars and will only buy half as much. To pay pensioners in such dollars is equivalent to cutting pensions in two. Is it any wonder that the pensioner objects to such proceedings and does so with his vote? The wage earners, depositors in banks, members of building and Joan associations and holders of insurance policies of all kinds would be caught in the same way if they had to accept 60-cent dollars instead of whole dollars. Is it any wonder that the voters of Maine “rushed to the polls" to save their earnings and to guard against future loss? A man’s first duty is to himself and his family. The vote that is for the protection and welfare of the family is a patriotic vote. If every man would vote fer his own best interests, the future of this country would be safe. It is probable that a majority of the voters of this country will “rush to the polls’’ in November and vote to save their wages, their earnings, their families and themselves.

Information For All. Too much cannot bo said in praise of the penny publication Present Problems. Four numbers have thus far been issued, and each contains an excellent discussion on the money question. No. 1 is a 48-page pamphlet entitled “The Free Coinage Problem. ” It is a most excellent treatment of the whole free coinage problem, showing its bearings on farmers, wage earners and the

general public.

No. 2 contains, besides other short articles, the now famous “Horrible

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Dr. A. H. Moore at Belle Union Tuesday, Sept. 2'J, 1:30 p m; cenJter school house, Madison township, Thursday Oct. 1, 7 p m. Charles B Case tit Fillmore, Sat urday September 26, 7 p m. Frank B Posey, Greencastle. Saturday, Oct. 17, 1 :30 p m. Dr. A. H. Moore, at Putnamvillc, Saturday, Sept. 26, at 7 p m.

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C^lCIIISVILtt.hDiAiPrRv'rt .' ^ jr The direct Li: c between linr ‘ n Icllaii ciii, LOUISVILLE, And all points I NORTH AM) bOUTH,

the only line to the finnoiiresorts,

Mliil

Itl l %'ou Kver Think

Of the evil efteets of coll'ee audit!. J and the enormous quantity used ? I - jit any wonder so many sutler irom j headache, nervousness, dyspepsir, constipation and many other ailments, and

U/eist Bad(<;f; and Frei/el? CicH Sprii}^,

The Carlsbad of Anierha, Pullman Equipment.

mtijilete

Crime — The Demonetization of Iron find no medicine that cures. Mrs. Eliza2,200 Years Ago,’’by Alex. P. Hull. belli Dice, of Elkhart. Ind., state-: No. 3 is entitled “Free Coinage Dis-j "Many ye:i> - l -ntiered with severe sected. ” It is by ex-Congressman John stomach and heart trouble, nen uusne-s

and sleeplessness. 1 had taken much

T, r. medicine but i ould not bo cured. After

! 'i*' 1 1 ■ using one package of Dr. Martin’- Ner-

t.n- P® m -j v i| U . ('ott'ee. 1 find my stomach trouble

Do Witt Warner, one of our best posted :U| d sleeplessne-s.

FRANK J. REED, G. P. A., Cliicag,. TIME CARD JULY 1ST, 13 >s.

men on the money question,

good use of the 32 pages in this pam-

phlet. Besides laying bare the IG-to-l , (tone) . llu | feel | ik( . a ncw person.” 1 lb question he indicates what must be the ; 20c. Sample, making 2.'» cups, lOe. bv final solution of the coinage and cur-j mail. Addic-s Dt. Marti,. Health Food rouey questions. Co.. Elkhart. Ind. Sold by grocers. No. 4 is entitled “Sixteen to One! For Sale by T. Abrams, W. R c HarVorsus Wages. ’’ It is also by Mr. War- j risen, Broadstrect A Sor.

ner. It shows from statistics in this and other countries that actual wages have always and everywhere declined when paid in depreciating money, and have i isen, when paid in gold. His statistics and arguments are full and conclusive. No one who understands them

will attempt to answer them.

NOUTII koTN'l). No. 4,* Chicago Mail .. \. 6,* “ Expi No. 14,f Local Freight SOUTH IWil'NI). No. 3,* Southern Mail.. . No. 5,* “ KxprcsNo. 43,+ laical Freight * Daily. + Daily except s J. A. M KHAKI.

: lit a in :17 p m :40 a m

:-l(> a m :I7 ]) in : 17 |i in

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INI CD T I O I VANDALiA

1 JL A * Trains leave* •jroonciisrio. fi

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As we went our way down Jackson I street south from court house square we I j notice a Doctor’- sign on the north end

™. . , • ... , , block owned by Mr. J. F. Hill. The v This adinrable scries of timely little .j.,, tn , lt , a u ^.'’i ,nni,w* ' (i e ii eatl . nr „| p r i Vllte diseases confident-|'

ially. He has a long experience in the |

No v No 15 No 5 No 21

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parity with gold, and w* favor all measure*

designed to maintain inviolably

‘tin

*nd the Best PittsDurirh an AntnnuTTr yard opposite Vandalis freight otiiee

TO fTire ;i Fold in One Ibay. Take Liixutive Bionio (jitiniue Tablets. AM refunil the money if it fails to cure. 2.V. BJNtli

liiji l our KxcurHiosii. Ilomi's-eela is exenr-ion- t > western and soutliciTi star..- Sept. 2 s and 20. Very low one way rate to many southern points first and third Tuesday of each month. Home seekers excursions Sept, i 1 and 15, 2>', 2’J, Oct. 5, (i, I'l atm 2U. Terre Haute acet races Sept. 21 to 25, 1.05. Bt. Louis aoct fair Get. 3 to !>, $6.25. F. P. Hcbstis. Agent.

Are Vour Wife and Children Protected By insurance? More than 10,000,000 people have policies. Twenty-five million people are trusting to those policies to care for them when husbands and fathers are dead. In 1895 the companies paid policy holders and their families $105,103,610, equivalent to gold. If they could have paid in silver dollars, they would have paid but little more

than half of that.

The difference would not have been made by the companies, but hy the men

gluten and vegetable, and a positive "ho borrow gold dollars from the comciiit* for ti. nlaclic, nervousness dys- panies and would repay silver dollars, pepsi a, sleeplessness, heart disease,! The silver men wish to take liulf your liiliousn-ss, c n-tiimtioii, and the many I insurance away from your widow and .inmei.i • caused bv coffee and tea. J. children and give it to the men who

E. White, Kalamazoo, Mich , writes: "Mv wife inis been severely afflicted, with headache and heart trouble. While using Nervine Coffee she was i

totally free from both. Shi muxt hnn’\ At Toledo Mr. Bryan said, "If you it." 1 lb. 100 cups. 20c Sample, nnik- l5ave a Bttle home and it only cost you ing 25 cups, by mail, 10c. Address Dr.! ^100 and has but one room, you who Martin Health Food it.., Elkhart, Ind. own that little home would be as much Eat Dr. Martin - Royal Breakfast food exorcised hy the announcement it hud

pamphlets undoubtedly furnish both the best and the cheapest information on this question for the general reader. They are a convenient size for carrying in the pocket, are illustrated and are printed in attractive form with neat

covers.

They are published semi-monthly by the Present Problems Publishing Co., 57 Park place, New York city. The subscription price is 20 cents per year; single copies, 1 centeuch. Sample copies will be sent free to writers or speakers on the money question, who are likely to use large quantities if the pamphlets are fonud to be satisfactory.

Thetu- Are Not Crimea.

Mankind progressed from the use of rowboats to railing vessels and steamships. It is not “enmity” to sailing vessels that makes us travel by steamships. It is no “unfriendly act” of a great newspaper against hand presses if it uses steam presses. It is no “crime” against horses if wo transport our goods by railroads. Neither is it enmity to silver nor an unfriendly act, nor a crime toward it, if other nations and our own use gold for the transfer of values. We will continue to use rowboats and sailing vessels as well ns steamships, just as we will continue to use copper aud silver as well as gold. No act of congress could. however, give to our sailing vessels the great and almost uniform swiftness of our ocean steamers.

treatment of the j No nj

I >o 20

EVES AND EARS, no 2

DISEASET O'" THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS The Doctor lias made a specialty for twenty years of • • - FEMALE WEAKNESSES - - -

Trains leave •jrconcagrip. li.o m

ti. 181111.

roil :in. west

I indy 12:2+ a t., iiir -t Dady :> a in, for M. I.cuis Daily '.‘ilia m, f... St. u-u:s Daily 1:T‘> p m, lor-i I..’uis. Rx Sun 5:18 p in, lei »■ ■ ■ i vie Daily 8:1« p in. ii.r t. i

roil Tnr. EAST

Dally tidl'H in.t'T !nci i.ivipi.ii,

1 >ally Rx Sun . n'i .1 m "

Daily 12:15 Noon "

Daily 1:45 p m. " Daily 3:15 p in, " Dally 3:.)2]i in " t'ROlUA DIVISION ! l.eave Terre Haute.

; No75 E\ Sun 7:(Cin in. ' r h r.:; |No77 ” ** 3:55 pm. fur |i,i .itur For omplete time canl, plvu.n . 11-iir.B anil stations, and tor f'.i 1 Inforimu vu as to

rates, throiiKli cars, ele., addn-ss

J.0. Dowuko, Airi'nl

IE, A. Ford. ilreeneastie.

nn'l

Gcn’l Pass. Airt, St. ixiuls '

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And all ailments pertaining to their sex _ . . _ (

He guarantees all lie undertakes to cure THE I. P St Vi/. Fl Y,

Will positively not undertakt a case on- 1 less he feels sure of making a cure. Charges are low in all cases. Call on |

the Doctor as

25 MILES THE SHORTEST

ROUTE BETWEEN

Indianapolis anj Kansas City.

CONSULTATION IS FREE.

, ,, , , . {The only line running Reclining 1 hair A small charge is made in some cases Cars between Cincinati 1 when, instruments are required for ex- | vill m witho „, vu < . II. A amination. O lieu hours Irom !io clock an(1 Waba-b. .. —ing (In -Ii imli•».m. to b o clock p in. < onvenicnt ! ana p (llis 1 1Hl : md room* upstairs in block above stated. I JacksonviHc, Two daily tl ugh

'trains with perfect iivcoinuicdutiuiiI east and west. Jxo. S. Lazahi s, « : ’I 1 Frt. and Tkt. Agent, I ni>i \n ap 11-. i>'i>

in block

Ladies may rely on receiving gentle-

manly treatment.

ANDY SCHAFFER AND JACOB SCHUCK

Of A.aiTiitHville, I11U., Keeomuiemi Wrlyliis

Ceu ry CapsuleH.

MAKiiNsviLi.E, Ind., May 2S, 1890.

Not Wright Medical Co., Utdi:mbits, even an international agreement would |( ^ lio '

, the nbiiuatiou* L nilud Stutos and all our munef, whetlier coin or paper, at tie- present staudard the standard <it the most enlightened ua-

tian^ of ti,,, wiii-lil-

I>|. tliirtui'H Nervine Cwflee Savdtl

Doctor Kllln iind llatr Y our

* oftfee Kx|ietiee.

A plea-ant table drink, purely cereal

accomiilisli it. — D. Ochs.

borrowed from tlio companies.

An Apt Illustrati.m.

Gknts—1 have purchased a box of j Wright's < elery Capsules from W. 1,

Free Si I ver and Clieap YVlicat, i.'tlletOU, driiggi-t. alld Used them f(»l The evil day of the western grower il " ,i L r e-iimi,-toniaeli trouble and embus now come. The wheat growers of : i t ' ,,n 1 l,0 t ,K ' "‘V' l '7‘" greatly bene,y . 1 . . ^ in furl, almost rim'd with mu Russia and Argentma are underselling box. It is the l,e.-t melieine witln.ut him and dming him from the mark'd, luxi’option Iliac I have lor mv ironSilver is uotdoin^ it, but those com pot* bios. 'i (jurs vorv ti". ilv*, itors are by offering their wheat at a Andv .Scuafkkh. lower price. They were influencing its) Mari.xsvu.lk. Ini>, Mav is. price long before the silver agitation To the Wright Medical Co.,'(.'olunihu-

began, and they will continue to infiu- Ohio,

euce it whatever our government may ,, ,

do with silver. This country is not the u ^ T

entire commercial world, and, much as 1 - • wo may wish it, cannot hy any juggling

WEST

No, 1 'i:3o u. in. I No. 5.... 5:11 p. in, | No. 3 . .12:13 a. 111. ' > o. 11 Im'hI . 1:30 m .111. I No. 15 Dail> . 12:50 p. rii. I Nos. 3 and 4 run daily, dally except Sunday.

TIM I T VliLE.

EAST

No. 5. ":3I it. »'• No. 2... 3 P- mNo. 4.. : in w. No. 12 I,ocill2'e p. m.

Nos. I, 2. 11ml f run

1 11rouurli tickets sold and Imirsns 1 C' ki J to all pi,Inis. For furtluT inforiiiali"ii. : r etc, apply tnS. Kidlen, Agent, UoHCil'l I '. on.

When it comes to me genuine article of news the Bannkk 'I’imks lias Kxeiirslon to liluHton, Inti. Via Vaudalia line, October 13th-15th. On October 13th to 15th the Vandalia line will sell excursion tickets from all stations in Bluffton, Indiana, at one fare for the round trip, account Baptist convention and Young People’s Union in Indiana. Tickets good to return until October 19th, inclusive. For full particulars call on nearest Vandalia Line ticket agent, or address E. A. Ford, Gen. Pass. Agt„ St. Louis, Mo.

Sold by grocers.

For sale by ’1’. Abrams, VV. H. Harri son, Broadstreet <fc Son.

Vandalia Kate*. Eagh* Lake, Indiana, tickets on sale every day until Sept. 30, return limit Oct. ‘list, fare $6.45. Tickets limited to 15 days will J>e sold at rate of $4.90. I bese tickets will be on sale until Aug. 31st.

! caught on fire as would the great man who lives in a marble palace, because it

is your bome. ”

You would be a good deal more exercised also if you know that, Mr. Bryan having been elected president, the insurance which you had paid for out of your labor with 100 cent dollars was to be paid to you in dollars worth 53 cents. It wouldn’t make so much difference to the man who lives in the marble pal-

ace. —Exchange.

with silver advance by 1 cent a bushel the price of wheat in’the markets of the world—and for the very obvious reason that foreign buyers arc not dependent on our market.—Philadelphia Lodger.

Docs Y’our Salary C4o Too Far?

The Detroit Tribune, a free silver pa-

(iKNTs- I have purchased a box of W right’-Celery Capsules f- 0 i n VV. .15 Tarletou, druggist, and n-ed them for hidigt -tion and constipation. 1 was

greatly benelilted by using them and

would not be without them.

Very truly yours, Jacob -Schuck.

For sale by Albert Ai.lkn, Druuggst They have the silver basis in

JAMES M. HURLEY, REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS. Do you want to buy a farm? Do you want to sell? Do you want to rent? SEE ME. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

per, says: “It is true that under an era India, have had it for centuries, 1

For All the New Fall amiVV'inter Styk's IN TWICI-INERV, Call at MR8. L. M. W1IOHT8. TrliJineiik '

The Vandalia line will run a series of j Homeseekers exeu-sions to points in the west, south, southwest and nortliwest. at low rates, and on various dates during August, Septmber and October.

J. 8. Dowling. Agent.

The Banner Times For Letter Heads. The Banner Times For Legal Blanks. The Bannkk Times For Sale Bills and Posters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job printing owest prices p-

Are You Getting Wage*?

On Aug. 8 the Shelbyville county (Ind.) teachers’ institute, knowing that if they were paid in silver it would reduce their incomes, unanimously adopt-

1 ud this resolution:

Resolved, That it shall be stipulated in all j oontu-acts made between the trustees and the ( teachers that the teachers' wages shall bo paid

iu gold or its (xjuivalent.

The Banner Times For Envelopes.

The Banner Umu '0c, a week J with

The question will never be settled until you determine the simple question yhether the laboring man is entitled $0 have a gold dollar if he earns it or "whether you art: going to chpat him

of higher prices fixed salaries will not go so far as now, but now they go too far, and their purchasing power ought to be reduced. These salaries were mostly established before the hard times set in aud now represent vastly more than was intended when the salaries

were created. ”

Don’t you suppose wages will be affected just like salaries? Do you believe “their purchasing power ought to he

reduced?”

Dean Swift on Money. "When the value of money is arbitrary or unsettled,” wrote Dean Swift, “no man can well be said to have any property at all; nor is there any wound so suddenly felt, so hardly cured, or that leaves such deep and lasting scars be-

hind. ”

and it has had a fair trial. It would ruin this country and bankrupt everybody. Thefoun-

1j cents per nu J. A. Michael, Ik 1 -

Don’t Go ,, llllnd. The mail who cannot see just how the free coinage of silver is going to increase the number of dollars iu his pocket ahoulg not vote for it.

Monon r,xt ur-ionx.

Home Seekeis excursions to the ' j"” 1

tain of business is stability, ami j rnl'qilih’ SthamUx/tl'i"' One far. 1 ' 1''^ with a silver standard you can two dollars for round trip, never have it. In Calcutta 1 can * 0ne way saltiers rates to southern buy this suit Of clothes for $40 ; point- the'first and third Tm -iUy o' today, and perhaps $20 tomor-! eadi uiontli. Rate l' »

j row, and the next day 't will be $50. You can never tell from the number of dollars you own how much you are worth. The country is at the mercy of the,

i money changers and specula- thui Jordan’s poultry house.;

tors. The idea of going to a sil- m-m,. ver standard from a gold one is spring*,choice f f ° r ser, OHS COn- 1 Springs, small. oideration. have seen enough , <jocm.

of this in India.— Bishop Thoburn’s opinion aillnned and endorsed over his

: own name.

Tixmv’a iioeai ,r»»rK«ts-

(Furnished the Daily Kannek I 1 '’ 1 daily bv R. VV. Alien, mamurcr ot ■ r ’

Turkey hen*.

I Turkey, old toms

Turkey*, young H pda.and over

< ieeae, 1’. f. over ‘ " *» Kggs.fresh subject to handling- • V ‘ ..,,5

Butter, good • v

1 or Job Printing see

choice W

Wanted -An (aea

Who e«n think of soaio simp., thing to patent?

wealth,

ent Attor-