Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 October 1896 — Page 4
fHK TIMES, O^EZXOASTLE. INDIANA SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 18HH
Health a-xi
Economy
Better than Mi dicine.
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Dr. Martin's
Nervine C off ee I’nrBly cereal platen and veKetbljle / pleasant ta ble drink and a positive curefor Headache, .v.'rvousnees, Dyspepsia, Heart Diee-ase, Sleeplessness, Biliousness, Constipation, and the many ailment • caused by ordinary coffee and tea. Saves doctor bills and half your coffee expense. i Pound, UXJ Cups at) cants. Sample makinpiiS cups, by mail,
10 cents.
AND EAT Royal Breakfast The Nerve and Brain Invlporatf" O O D ln s’ Properties separated from B (Choice Wheat. 2!h nackaire 15c. DK. MARTIN HEALTH FOOI> CO., Elkhart, Imliana. Sold by Grocers. FOR SALE BY T ABRAMS, W H. HARRISON BROADSTREET 4 SON
They have the silver basis in India, iiave had it for centuries, and it has had a fair trial. It would ruin this country and bankrupt everybody. Thefountain of business is stability, an ; with a silver standard youca>i never have it. In Calcutta I can buy this suit of clothes for $40 i today, and perhaps $20 tomorrow, and the next day 't will be $50. You can never tell from the number of dollars you ow how much you are worth. The I country is at the mercy of th { money changers and specula jtors. The idea of going to a sii1 ver standard from a gold one is too ridiculous for serious co; - j sideration. i have seen enough I of this in India.-Bi4iop T';t) , >ur s'! opinion afHrtiiotl mnl emlorseil > r Ms
own name.
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For Fipsiilent.
william mckinley,
Of Oliio.
Fin Vice I’leiiilent. OAKIilVl’ A. HOBAltT, of N< w Je-ser.
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THINGS.
Have Jhose Old Book Qf Yours Repaired
-AT-
V SMALL EXPENSE
RINK PURE WATER
locket Punu and Water Porifiei
BEST ON EARTH
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Ilrnws 10 {enl'ona of water per minute. No :uto ruxt, liurat or wear. Never lias to lie packed, primed c.r tbawed. VI ill cot freeze, as buckets raju ihcmselves. V/SU not rust, chain and buckets made oi! Galvanized Steel. Can be net tin in 15 minutes. No attachments below the platform. No wooden tubing, rubber or leather to contaminate the waI ter. .Makes bad water 1 Rood and good water
Saves its rust in Doctor bills
alone every year, pure water being a preventative against Cholera, Typhoid and
Malaria Fever.
BEIM itLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
.1 \MES A. MOUNT. For Lieutenant Governor, W. S. HAGGARD. 'Mr Secretary of State,
\V. 1). OWKN.-s.
For Auditor of Slate,
A. C. DAILY.
For T. ea-iner of S ate.
F. .1. S( HOLJC.
For Atto 1 nev-Gei.eral, VV.A. KETGHAM. For Ueporter Snii'eme < oint, GIIAI'.I.KS F. If KM Y. For Snpeiinleinlei't I'oolic Instruction, D. M. (. KKTING.
For SiHtisfician.
S..I. THOM 1‘SON. Fur Appel ae .1 i ';e. Fi.-t District, WOODFIX I). KOIJIXSON. 1'or .1 inlue A ppellnte ( bnrt Soi ond I »is. WILLIAM .1. 11 KX ! KY.
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For .Iiuljte Appelhite <'onrt. Fonrili Dis., D. W. COMS IOCK. For .1 mljco Appi'llate Goi,rr, sixth Dis.,
V. Z WILEY
To Cure a Cold tn One Day.
I Take Laxative Bunio Quinine • ab- I I lets. All (IruKidsts refund tiie tnotiey if it fails to cure. 2oc. lOStD
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FOR SALE BY JESSE RICHARDSON GREENCASTLE, IND
ANDY SCHAFFER AND JACOB SCHUCK
Of Martinsville, Inc)., Kecomiueml W rights Celery Capsules. Martinsville, Ink., May 28. IStMi. To tut? Wright MedieHl ( o,,’t’olmnbus, Ohio, ‘j’T.S'ts—I Iiave pureliased a box of Wright’s Celery Capsules from W. B Tarleton, dniggi>L and used them foi indigestion, stomaeli trouble r.iid vunstipittion. I have been greatly benetitteil, in fact almost eureil with one box. Ills iiie bes, medicine without exception that I have u-ed for my iron bles. Yours very truly, Anny Schaffer. Martinsville, Ind, May 18, 1890. To the Wright Medical Co., Columbus, Ohio. Gents—l have pureliased a box of Wright's Celery Capsules from W. ii. Tarleton, druggist, and used them for indigestion and constipation. I was greatly benefitted by u-ing them and would not bo without them. Very truly yours, Jacob Schick. For sale by Albert Allen, Oruuggst
Who can think of some simple thin# to patent?
Wanted-An idea Protect your ideas: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WKDDEKUCRN A CO.. Patent Attor neya. Washington, D. C„ for their $1.8uo prise offer and llbt of two hundred Inventions w anted. B. P. J0SL»IN Ha'idles the Highest Grade llrnzil Block
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The paradoxes and fallacies of the free silver advocates are plentifully illustrated in tho interesting letters of
workingmen to The World.
One set stoutly maintain that there would be no cheap dollar or 50 cent dollar under free coinage. If the white metal were given unlimited coinage it would instantly rise, they say, to i*1.20 an ounce. The present price of (is cents they attribute to the demonetization in 1873, though a silver dollar was then worth more than a gold one, and none
was coined or in circulation.
Another and the more numerous class j at the south and west insist that what tho country needs is a cheaper dollar. The good eld gold dollar of Jeffemm, Jackson and Benton has been “forti.l up” in value, they say. They want a dollar of about half itsvalue to increase tho price of their products and to enable them to pay their debts at half the present cost and trouble. As Mr. Bryan put it in Ills letter to The World, they would “restore the parity between money and property” by reducing the
value of the dollar.
Now botli of these theories cannot be true. They are flatly contradict'ry. If silver would appreciate under free coinJ ago, there would bo no cheap money. Prices would not vise. Debts could not bo scaled down. If it would not uppre-
\ andalm RateH,
To Pituburg, Pa., Oct. 12, and 14,
return limit Oct. 20, fare $11.20 for the would bo rcdaced one-half in value, the 1*011 ud trip. Account Brotherhood of cos t; Q f ijjy living would double and his 8t. Andrews conve'Don. wages would not increase in anything To Washington, D. t'.. Oct. 11,12 and j like the ratio of tho increase in liis cx-
13, return Ltnit Oct. 25, fare $17.20. 1 ponses.
How Gold Gets It* Plate. R. P. Dexter of Galva, Ills., asks: “Why was silver demonetized? “Did any country ever come to a gold standard through the efforts or the wishes of the people of that country?” The two questions may be answered together. The people of many countries have discon'inued the use of silver as standard money (demonetized silver) because they prefer gold. Secretary Morton said in a public address the other day that they deferryized flat boats on the Missouri river in the neighborhood of Omaha because steamboats served the purpose better. Later they di ferryized steamboats because a steel bridge served their purpose better still. They didn’t make those changes as the result of an election, but as a matter of business. In like niuuiier the principal commercial nation; i abandoned silvir and accepted go! , the standard. They have not done so Ly any town meeting process, b-:r, simply as a mutter of busi-
ness.
Tn the dealings ( f men living in diferont countries, or in what is called international trade, there is no standard prescribed by law, or lawful money. But gold has been accepted ns the standard by common consent. Tho people engaged in this trade prefer gold. Only a shi rt time ago Bolivia deliberately abandoned tho silver standard and adopted the gold standard. What
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ciate, tlie workingman’s saved dollars ' the people think of the change may be
learned from a citizen of this country
wiio was there at tho time of the change, and who “describes the scenes of rejoicing among tho people as something far surpassing any other demon-
Account, Union Veteran Legion,
The Vamlalia line will run a -e.ie Iloineseekcrs exeifsions to point
the west, south, southwest ami uort.i-| h jS h esc standard cf hving prevail? The
World begs the workingmen to think a little deeper and a little further on this vital subject.—New York World.
Why is the best money too good for j stration lie ever witnessed. They rewageworkers? What is the matter with j garded the change from silver to gold
tho highest standard of value iu a country whore the highest wages and the
west, at low rates, and on various dates during August. September and October.
J. 8. Dowling. Agent
Did You Ever Think Of the evil effects of coffee and tta, and the enormous quantity used ? Is it any wonder so many suffer from headache, nervousness, dyspepsii . constipation and inaiiy other ailments, and Hmi no medicine that cures. Mrs. Elizabeth Dice, of Elkhart, Ind., states: •Many years 1 suffered with severe stomach and heart trouble, nervousness and sleeplessness. I had taken much medicine but < ould not bo eured. After using one package of Dr. Martin's Nervine Coffee. I tind my stomach trouble gone, and feel like a new person ” 1 lb 20c. Sample, making 25 cups, 10c. by mail. Address Dt. Muni,. Health Food Co.. Elkhart. Ind. Sold by grocers. For sale by T. Abrams. \V. H. Ilarrison, Broad-treet & Son.
It will Perhnpft Interest You To learn that a remedy has been discovered that will actually nip a cold in the bud. stop it in 30 minutes if taken in time; we refer to Contra Cold Tab lets. 25c of druggists, every box guaranteed or money refunded. Oct. 10 Sat It wkt Excursion to Hlnffton, Ind. Via Vamlalia line, October 13th 15tli. • hiOetob-T 13th to 15th the Vamlalia line will sell excursion tickets from all stations in Bluftton. Indiana, at one fare for the round nip, account Baptist convention and Young 1’eople’s Union in Indiana. Tickets good to return until October 19th, inclusive. For full particulHi's call on n-a rest. Vamlalia Line ti"ket agent, or address K. A. Fold), Gen. Pass. Agt.. St. Louis. Mo.
A ct tin. it -1 I’lti-d urirh and Anturacltc. Yai 1 0|ii>os!,le Viindalit tretulit office.
IN OT I C EE.
As we went our way down Jackson street south from court house -qnare we
lunar'.. ...uraeta. !1 I Victor’s sign on the north end .. block owned hv Mr. J. I-. Hill. The t ""lllshed flic 1 )ailv Banner 11Mi.s | si jjn t|| ' t , )ol . tnr treats „|| daily >v It. ^ . Alien, manager of Ar I delicate and private diseases eonSdentttiiii Jordan’s poultry bouse., I ially. Me lias a long experience in the Hens .... 4 I'rcaUucnt of the
8prlnifH,clioice priinra, small •Jocks * Turkey ntns. Turkey, old toms
ii 5 8'/, 4
pds.umi over choice fat s
Turkeys, youilR S ' ieeae, i. I. ovt r ..
Ducks ii Kinrs fresh subject to handilnw ..10 liotlur. iruod ,.5
many
lay
HiK Lour ExrursioNu.
Very low one way rate to southern points lirst and third Tut
of each month.
Home seekers excursions Sept. 11 and 15, 28, 29, Oct. 5, (i, 19 ami 20. To many points in southern siatis tirst and third Tuesday of each mouth, about half rate, one way. Home Seekers excursions to southern and western state.-, Oct. 5, •>, 19 and 20 F. P. Hckstis. Agent. mm. MMkafauii —~ . .... m
EVES AMD EHRS. DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS The Doctor lias made a specialty for
t wenty years of
- - - FEMALE WEAKNESSES - - - And all ailments pertaining totbeir sex He guarantees all be unde! lakes tocurc Will positively not undert ike a case unless he feels sure of making a cine. Charges are low iu all cases. Call on
the Doctor as
CONSULTATION IS FREE. i A small charge is made in some cases where instrnmcnis are required for examination. Office hours from 9 o'clock a. m. to s o’clock p m. Convenient room- up-fairs In block above stated. Ladies may relv on receiving gentle- | manly treatment.
aa deliverance out of a wretched condition into the light of a new and better
era. ”
The people of other gold standard countries, whether that standard was originally of their own choosing or not. are not ngiteting for its abandonment. This country may bo regarded as an exi ception, but the agitation here is less j formidable tiiau many people seem to , suppose. Silver mine owners, dishonest debtors and boy orator (Gmagogues are not "the people. ’’—Chicago Chronicle. Carlisle’* Five Points.
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"There is not a free coinage country in the world today that is not on a sil-
ver basis.
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A Warning From Wobiter.
Ho who tampers with the currency robs labor of its bread. He panders indeed to greedy capital, which is keen sighfl d and may shift for it«iL. bat he begrars labor, which is hum -., unsuspecting and too busy with ine present to calculate for the future. The prosperity of tho working classes lives, moves and has its being in established credit r.” 1 a steady medium of payment.
All sudden changes destroy it.
Honest industry never comes in for
any part of the spoils iu that scramble , .. There ja not ld 8tandard countrv r »> the world today that does not use sil-
ver as money along with gold.
tit.
John L. Griflith, Cloverilale, >nltmlav, Oct. 24, 1 :30 p in., nml i.t Greencastle same date 7:30 p. ni. Frank B I’osey, Greencastle. Sat-
urday, Oct. 17, 1 :30 p in.
Hon. Win. I). Foulkc. of Hiclimond, Wednesday, Oct. 14. at 7 :30 p. m., at court house, Green-
! castle.
Hon. George W. Greermer, ool | ored, of New York, will address the I .McKiniev Gold Bugs on Thursday, I Oct. 15, 7:30 p. m. at court house. Dr. A. H. Moore, at Roachdale ! Saturday, Oct. 10, at 1:30 p. m. A. O. Lock ridge, Cloverdale, Sat
urc’ay, Oct, 10, 7. p. m.
I 15. F. Corwin, Putnamville, Sat-
i nniay, Oct. 10. 7 p m.
Hon. G. W. Hanna will address the republican club at Brick Chapel on Saturday, Oct. 10, at 7 p. m. Gen. J. G. Pitkins, of New York, ex-governor of Louisiana, will speak at Greencastle. Oct. 20. Hon. A. J. Beveridge, of Indi-
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LL/est Bac'^r; and Preset? CIg^ Sprigs, Tin' Carlsbad of Anieiica. 1 I’ulhuaii Equipment. FRANK J. REED. G. 1'. A.. (
a country is disordered. Did wild! schemes and projects over benefit the industrious? Did violent fluctuations ever do good to him who depends on his daily labor for his daily bread? <?t r-
taiuly never.
All these things may gratify greediness for sudden gain or the rashness
TIM E CARD SEPT.13'. H 1896
"There is not a silver standard country in tho world today that uses any gold as money along with silver,
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"There is not a silver standard coun-
- , . , . , . try in the world today that has more of daring speculation, but they can thnn oue . thjrd aH lliUch mouPJ . m circubnug nothing but injury and distress i atio „ per capita as the United Ftates.
to the nomeB of patieut industry and , v
holiest labor-Daniel Webster. Speech j .. There js not a fii ' lver 8tandard conn . at jncw York, i8Ji. try in the world today where the labor-
ing man receives fair pay for his day's
work. ”
A Gri-at Prosperity Ileitorer! While the debt paying power of silver is doubled the purchasing power will ho reduced one-half. There is not a man, bo ho laborer on tho street or president of the United States, but would find that his daily wages or hia yearly salary went only half as far as it went in the days when silver was kept at par with gold. There is not a widow or an orphan but would find that the life insurance policy was w' rth in purchasing power but half of v. hat it would have been worth, or a pensioner but would find that his $12 a month was worth but $ff. And some men are persuaded that by such a policy prosperity can be restored to the laud.—Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Cheating the Creditor. If these glorifiers of the old order of things could restore the conditions that prevailed previous to 1SI3 and make tho market value of silver what it was then, they would not want free coinage. There would bo nothing in it for them. What they really want is cheap money, a kind of money with which creditors can bo cheated. They are not trying to put silver uack to its old place and reestablish the monetary system that existed before the "great crime” was couimitted. Their scheme does not imply the coinage of better dollars than those we now have, but infinitely poorer ones, which can be used in the payment of debts ut tho rate eif 68 e’e nts on tho dollar.—St. Leiuis Globe-Democrat.
51 inih and .Mills.
Tho mints cannot make a bushel of wheat worth a dollar. Mills which build up new towns and people them with prosperous communities that.iucre'iLso tlie consumption e;f bre anstufTs will raise the price- of wheat quicker than ull the free coinage laws that can be enacted. The mints cannot create value*. Only tlie' brawny arms e f henie-st toil, directed by genius and intelligemcc, can create value. The mints eninuot create prosperity or Happiness.— Chicago Time's-lli raid. Silver 1'roei net inn nuel I’riecu, Iii 1813 the- teital world's production of silvn was 01,100,000 ounces, and tho silver in a dollar was worth $1.01
iu gedd.
Last year the world's product of sil-ve-r was 105,000.000 emiices, end the silver in a dollar was worth only 60 7-10
cents.
Will the silver miners restore the production of 1S73 us the first step towarA “restoring the conditions?”
NORTH II 'I NI'.
Vo. 4,* ( hie-ago Mail No. (>,* •• Expiv--No.-II. Local Freight
SOt’Tli hef M'.
anapolis, will speak at Greencastle, No. ■>. s-Mtliein M ,i , von N'’• '■ ' Exi uct - \e>. 43. i Local Freight Major Jonathan Birch, Fincastle. Daily. Dnili e-x.-.-pt Saturday, Oct. 10, at 7p m. **• A - v|1 '
Hon. G. W. Hanna. Fox Hidpc republicans Lueteke’s hall, Tues-
day. Oct. 13,
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make a joint canvass for one week, j n’,*7Ve‘x r -lin la . .7:nsam. mr r
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These uetitleman are making strong; ‘ r A, eompicte Viroecard. U- ■ k i i 4 at *- | iin'i sttitti»ni8, and for f’ill infortnat 1 '“ speeelics ami together they put up r „, UH . V b ri ,.iincurs.etc.,>"M"
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p. m.
Hon. S. A. Hays will speak at Oaknlla, Thursday, Oct. 15, 7 p. m.
Paris and hvoate.
Hon. G. W. Fans, republican candidate for congress in this distriet and Hon. E. G. Hogate, repub-
lican candidate for joint senator,! x?,* :
will enter this couutv next week to
I ially
No 2 Dully
a program of republicanism that is e, a. Tor
drawing large audiences ' ,M
lowing will
Tin* WorklnRnian’s Finer. It is to In' not'd that tho fre'o silve r party is largely made up of michauies and workingmen. Ami ye t no "class” —to use Mr. Bryan’s phrase—would fie so quick to suffer from the adoption of free silver, and none woulel suffer from it so long as the mechanics ami workingmen. Their true- place emphatically is now, as ever, in the' mil De inocratio party—the party of Jeffers n—now h d by that olet Democratic warhorse, General John M. Palmer. And it is good to know that many of thi'in so sue and ae't accordingly. —Hartford Times. The Craze Will Soon SubHide. Only one course* remains open to Democrats—to guard faithfully the ark of the covenant. This craze will soon subside, and the De'iuocrats will return to the fold. When they come back in legions, they will sing halleluiahs to those who remained Btcadfast in the* faith. The trie test of Democracy is now to be applied. —Chattanooga Times.
The fol-
be their dates and
places: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1 p. iu., Russellville; Wednesday, Oct J 4. 1 30 p in,, Roachdale; Thursday, Oct. 15, 7 p. in., Biiinbridge; Friday, Oct 16, 1:30 p ul, Cloverdale:
Saturday,Oct. 17. 7:30 p m
je'ii-tlc. The gentlemen will both J iiL.Tvithout chaii« via < • »;'j 1
( the D. anil Wabash, passing ! l ' r !’"-! , . 1
THE !. D. ^ W. RY* 25 MILES THE SHORTEST -
ROUTE BETWEEN
InliaDapolis aid Kansas l i!)'
Green-1 The onlv line rmining Ib i .i" - ; .
Car- between CiiirhiKfl :U"1 • ^ ^
speak at these points, dividing
I time. They
for other speeches in the county.
time They will be heard later | amipolK
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Jneksonville, Ills
.train- with perfect
~ ea-t and west. .Ink.
Wiirthy Your Conllilruri- ! p rt imd 'I’kt. Agent, INimNAl OH •
The-iiecess of Hood'- Sar-aparilhi in j TIMETABLE conquering scrofula in whatever way it |
mav nianife-t itself is youcheil for by j No. i thousands who were severely afflieted no! ii
east
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; by tbi- prevalent disease, but who now | No!/ft iVuffy.i'i'.v'p.• I rejoice over a permanent cure by Hood's | Nos. 3 amt 4 run dally. N"
Sarsaparilla. Scrofula may appear a- a ; i"ei i-'o *3 j liunior, or it may attack tbc glands of | moffnebc^-^^kj'”'"I
the ni ck, or break out iu dreadful rtui- —
iiing sores cn the body or limbs. At-1 taeking the ruiieous iiH'iutirane, It may I develop into catarrh or lodging in the In igs lead to cnnsnmptioii. Conn- ns it ni iv. a hiithful course of tK- itmeiit
Olio
" 11 Ii Hood’s harsuparilln will overcome t. f 'P ivorxing upon tlie foundation of nil (li-ea-es, iinpnre hb od, the stein is j
e ai ilied and vitalized, and vigor, j l" >ni! ' t "’ strength h»i1 health le-tored to the *‘ !U 'b moni i.
body.
Moniiu r.xi ur»iu»»'
Home Seekers exc i rsion !
An- 31. Sept. Db. Hib ancl ‘'j 1 "
5thr<'.tb, 19tb and 20th. < »' two doll ir- <<”• '«»in'! trip-
uay settler- '.ate- b*