THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. SEPTEMBER 27, 1900, ' ry 3 Ghoulish Capers of Teddy Roosevelt. WAVING THE BLOODY SHIRT. Big Head Afflicts This Cavort- ing Broncho Buster. FOREVER BLOWING HIS OWN HORN. Poses as the Hero of the Spanish War His Thelr Just Honors=Doing His Hest and Denies Comrades to Awaken Sectional Differences. The Deluded Globe-Democerat—Solid A. Towne's Mental Equipment-~Repub« the Run « Repeaters Flocking to West Virginian, Delegation From Texan —~ OC, llcans on (Special Washington Letter.) Palsied be the hand that draws the bloody shirt from its dishonored grave and waves it in the face of the Ameri- can people tg stir strife! That's my sentiment, and it comes warm from my that the ghoulish 1 elt is no For this up is 1ally be- and ame and ad led a tre- the Scotch high- Teddy 8 to game sort of hallucina- pears to think that he was spanish cOon- rock, bh seen ander th o victory at was the Car- not of tha ized that tale. The Man Who Blows His Horn. sald, “Bles Two Kinds of Republicans, e Republicans and Rey Ing he pl country ed appl egotist RET fr that prop out om liver If Teddy wrong, and the 10 “reunited coun try.” If Jonathan Is correct, Teddy Is a malignant enemy of his who for person broil the try was re Is 0 country al gain seeks to re m- various sections of the coun- it other business the general way, but bottom of my heart I wish t ver had received that vie instead he looks and succeed each Of of my agninst course except In from the hat Doll e presidential of Hoosevelt, elected by any like a 2 to should he he will ing the none most nomination Should McKinley chance thouga It 1 shot nst him die and bend all hie the ora of | greatest on) which aga Roosevelt energies Ate, which wo amity that col God forbid! There 1s one day that | hay loved to think Sth of March, representatives, ing Democrats, Republicans, Populists and free sllverites Pe rformed the most stuperdous act of confidence witnessed Among men the morning stars first sang together for Joy by giving in. to the hands of the president without condition and without rese:ve $50,000. 000 to be used for the public defense. “From morn to noon, from noon dewy eve,” eloquence — patriotic quence—was on tap In the of representatives that day. It gushed like a geyser; It overflowed the audi ence; it enthused the American people. We thought for sure that we bad a re. united country that day, but now comes Roosevelt to labor incessantly to en- gender bad blood. He ought to be com- pelled to commit to memory all the patriotic speeches delivered In the rountry, e nlwnys that is the when the house of about, and NOK without a man miss since to elo. house | pose | | | | ulation house that day. It would do him good | unless his habit of self worship is ab- solutely Incorrigible, Astonishing Bryanphobin, The Intense heat of the last two months has apparently affected the brain of the editor of The Globe -Dem- ocrat. Its Bryanphoblia is so astonish. ing that it yndertakes to make people belleve that Bryan 1s responsible for the seeming falling off of population In Omaha and Lincoln, 1 say “seeming falling off" advisedly, for people nt all familiar with the facts know that not only | maha and Lincoln, but in a great many cities east and west, there and wholesale pa sus In 1800, The ri- valry cities led to that result. But I) rat labors under the an species of midsummer nm that be and Lin ive shrunk In population—Iif they have shrunk—the country is depopulat- ed to that extent! What consummate idloey! Does The Globe-Democerat sup- really it — that because a few thousand ple left and Lincoln they expatriated themselves and sought homes in foreign lands? And doesn't The G.-D. know that It writes itself down an ass inlignant one at that—by attributing loss of pop- if loss there be—in Omaha and Lincoln to Willlam J. Bryan? A Fighter From Texans, Certain Republic laying the t thelr souls that Der i} other wis a of the cen systematic ding among The Globe delusion No adness ause Omaha coln he does [ee Omaha nns are OO Kle- f Tex- ut 100 to It's al of Texas w of St. Louls ic peeled or he sional pulled. has a lead To a cast had, as wd 10 anda io tall nks he pipe strict 4 inl ob- ue : A i of n Paul harmngue 1 t y's Bt iid befall the {© int this Is as neat a plece campaign will furnish It is forceful, true and has a finish that is charming. Hepublicans on the Ran, The Republicans the run everywhere, They are seared. Btraws show which way the wind blows Up In the old Granite State Hon, Wil. lam E. Chandler Is trying to pull him. self back Into the senate for another term by going about bawling at the top of his voice that Benator William A. Clark of Montana Is endeavoring to compnns his defeat, just as he re- elected himself once by exhibiting to his sympathizing constituents the ear which Joe Blackburn pulled nearly off, If the New Hampshire people ean be fooled by any such cheap and of skinning (1) eclnssionl Junlusiike Aare on transparent trick as that, they are big- i to ger fools than colt, get Thompson's eelebrated which swam the Mississippl river a drink. Chandler that Clark has sworn to spend $100,000 to compnss defeat, The are that Clark wouldn't give 100 cents to beat Chandler, and nobody knows It better than Chandler himself, He simply making race under false pret in order to keep a Democrat out of and to lift himselr sys his his ETS the senate again, Out Indi: the § are friends of seared endeavoring Hon, and, to of in harles er yolers n game to the one Ber New bunko ry similar Chandler shire. Tl indis rooters, nhout to lose his ses in cong Democernt, » raised the hue and ery that Brig) H. Roberts of Utah 9 ral aven and earth and expend- | of hard cash to beat arrant nonsense! W What mis md no more berts out not more rs, and Roberts wuld R ance of the sore ng up in I'ess am ng a large sum What demnagogy b iptrap! Landis putting Re did a than WH single ANY n dozen others, nbout that 2046) othe Then why die for Lanham 1010 It's in find Texans? sirnits candidates lig Is | as he wile ners in "ry 1g" r, ran’'s great ar e ax, to wit: income tax rescuted irk escape itted in ington hold its x tax do or pe of New Yi i order to Ifah y i& not taxes, what's the 1.0t Wash that or forever perm use the the Mark It Is al Tust ide itself hat Dem fear a md to wing Ripley OT Ie he foll friend MES IN OLD MISSOURI alr 1 Missour With ¢ " Lik va In r skin Hot times! Hot times! Put not a soul 4 Bring on your oratory af One hundred In the shade! Dap Ar " ab ake the emayed! chances | Is | in | mmtor hat | erable | do | no matter in the ram wind January snow, But weather week three The result of this The farmer eats hastily in no condition to back into the field strives in vain to digest th indigestion appears. The stomach after a meal, Fermentation occurs with constant g. As the become invol symptoms multiply For such a condition Golden Medical cure of the d all the ans of dige: orates the liv There is no alcohol storms, an and i nd trouble ach 15 receive rushes and sw +» food belchin ved there Discovery. It re seased stion and nuts nourishes the ne ory rer and 1 "(Golde yOLAET cocaine or other “make hay while how he feels crawl around but he « work in all weathers, swelter under the July sun, it’s work, for hundred and si» inces: 1004, eats which has been put into it, and there entire 18 NO mea ; It cleanse Medical narcotics, $ rictiy a The Farmer Works Hard He has to. the sun shines, hardly able He must shiver in heavy 55 of He must "n For a living He an't neglect may feel the stock. be soaked to the skin k, work, regardle farmer: work seven won the five days ant strain 1 heartil withon and and ] a period of rest. the stomach Then and distended bitte nutritive ICT EASES. Dr. slaves while feels unduly full ri ings systems are sour or digestiv suffering in 1 C and i and valual le as the ition rves, 1 a 1 . aoes it con- tempera nor nce KILLED BY A SNEEZE 000000000000 8 OOO00OOO0000 An Old Colored Woman of Dawson City. To Most People How Many Men, SCIENCE HAS TRIU MPHED. DR. © 000000000000 This Seems a Remarkable Occurrance, But Women and Children Die nually From a Neglected Little An- Sneeze. The Wonderful New Treatment K. STITES. The Inevitable Results of Neglected Colds. THE TIMI SAVE YO! FAST APPROACH Ting from jonth MUCH SUFFERIN WINTER “ir Another Patient Kindly Testifies in Her Own Words to the Good Dr, Stites Has Done for Her. 1 » A have been since 1 was a child i ting and droppis Ya ance not only t ut Stites’ new treatment for have his kind Was in the t oO myself! to those three hawkis treatment, to do any and careful scarcely fot more a great suflerer of catarrh in bothered continn k part of my throat months ; IR Of bead and throat ever with hawking and spit This was a great aunoy Have 1} D1 greatly improved, Thanks to Dr. my usiy nd have spitting arom me under wen MRS. JAMES ROWAN, Bellefonte, Consultation and Examination Free. Hours, from 9 a. m. to 12. | to 5 p.m. and to 8 p. m. NO INCURABLE CASES TAKEN. 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