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TKLHPHONH CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
TlilllSllAY, SElTmillllt 3, 1MK).
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET,
con hihsiukkt,
WILLIAM M'KINI.KY,
Of Ohio,
run vicb pitwinnKT,
tiAitmrr a. nonAHT,
Of New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
KOlO.-OSOIIIXSMAK'AT-t.AKOn,
UALUSIIA A. (1HOW,
Of Rusuuchanna.
SAMUi:r A. IJAVKNl'OKT,
Of Erie
PHOIT.UTV AND IXDUSTltV.
Property Is the fruit of liihor. Property
It ilrslrnlllc, Is ll pmltlln good In tho
Morld. Tlmt some should he rich Shows
thut others may heroine rich, find hence Is
eiicoilrngcmcnt lo Indus! ry nnd enterprise,
Ia'I im man who Is homeless pull dowtitht
liousii of iinotlier, hut let liliu work dill
genii' nnri build one for himself, thus, hy
fKiunpIe, assuring thut Ills own shall he
Male from violence when It 14 built.
A lilt A HAM LINCOLN.
C'ANDIDATK SlIKl'ItKRll WAS 0110 of tllO'O
who lioartlly favored the Alluuton n platform,
mill who now pretends to repudiate that
iWumoiit. Evidently Mr. Shepherd wants
to go to Congress, no matter what road is
taken.
VhitMOST'H Iioptiblican majority is. eft
( rcophiB up. C'haii man llanna should call n
lijlt, lust tho ISoy Orator might withdraw
In- traveling show.
' 111; l'reo-sllver sheets in this bcctlon aio.
t .ng very little in rcfereni o to tho Vermont
0 iction in fart, they are likoso many clams.
Well tlioy limy l, as there is very llttlo
sansfactloti in tlio result for them.
Mil. MANtxV predicts, on the basis of an
ollirial canvass, that -Maine will ylvu over
ls.000 Kepiibliwm majority, llryan jirobably
MHpcclud as lnueli when he changed his mind
about reciting his piece in that Mute.
It seems from a recent discovery that tho
Jj-iuyluiilans vreru a w rltiiiL' people fsOOO yeais
ago. If tho excavators will look close tliey
will jiroliubly flud a brick ersay on a blioitcut
to wealth for everybody by a ficiiuvnt ill.
trihiitiun of Hat money.
l''i:ni:r.Al. ullke-liolders liavo been warnid
a-.iin.,t miking contributions to campaign
fu'ids, but it is safe to s.iy that a refusal to
vote for llryan will not he considered a cautu
for reniuval. That is the view taken by
Schuylkill county postmasters.
1'iu:nIIi;nt Ci,r.vr.LNi)iind tho members
of his Cabinet uro supporting tlie Indianapolis
convention. Tho question naturally arises,
where do the thousands of oHicu-hohlcrs, who
hold their positions by tho gnuoof tho I'irsi
d !, .-land upon the question '.'
"I.UT no act he done, 110 policy bo adopted,
no expedient retorted to, that will tarnish
the honor of this great lepiiblie," is the ad
vice of John Sherman. It is gratifying to
know that thus far in the history of the coun
try every P-irty of repudiation lias been wiped
oik at tho polls.
Wi: are in iciclpt of tiia first copy uf the
Mt Cirmel .Star, which appeared for the llrst
"lime oil Tuesday. It is twenty-four
coin.' us, and is edited and published by A.
Vi liarr. Its columns are well filled with
local matter, and tho advertising patronage
guarantees the Star much success.
Mus. MAYliliU'K, who for seveiul years bus
been imprisoned in Hiigland, and in whoso
bdialf many stieiiuous churls have been
made by Aiuuiicau women, is ery ill colli,
luileed, tliather mother, who hud 1111 inter
tew with her, expiossos tho opinion Hint fclio
c iniiot survive the winter unlet loleasul
from prison.
i couniNo to ealculatioDii tiio ticket to bu
plac d iu tins Held by the Indianapolis gold
l)i uioeiats will carry fur itself, or at least
will low) to llryau, the states of Kentucky,
Texas, Florida Alabama, Indiana, Minnesota
(1. 11.1, and the Ilakutas. It is tho intention of
t'.e managers to see to It that the tliinl ticktt
1- not piedwd in tbo-te states where it might
luit MeKinley. Only in tho Smith and
i a will tho ticket Ihj pushed with wg.u
and dutenuinatioti.
1 ink uf the many laughable speetachs 111
tins iiuustial oainisiign will bu enacted in
Thursday, at the city of Ilarrisburg, when
the saino delegates who met at Allentoivn
b than four months ago ami 110 laieo incm
hes unalterably opposed to the free coin-
ago of oilver, will be asked to declare them-
mho us In favor of that which they con-
dciiiuedin April. Hut the llryan managers
, ..... .1.. .,....i 1. .i t'i,ir,n i!.,ri,.n
I1IL1U MO I1VHIH. , H... ... "
will obey orders. .Schuylkill county's dele-
gjtee aro numbered among (laiinan's con
tjrtlunlsU, and It is to lie Men whether they
can bo uuulo to believe white is black to
pleusoa lot of ollico-scokers und silver initio
owners. Wo aro always willing to give the
Democrats credit for an average amount of
common senso" and honesty of purpose, but
AvaVln hardly bring oursolvos to lxillovo that
iafmau can mako theso dolegates reverse
?.tsclv
vea inside of tho short spaco'of a few
moutlis. when tho very conditions that
(tRed In April, so far as tho money quotIon
v'fflSpncorned, exist to-day. Wo shall fco
. . IvTSt we shall seo.
l'litnlly Shot li n Criminal.
llALTIMUHl . K'lit -ivlwunl Loo Sim
tmmt. a li-yi'. r-uld lnimttc of the llouo
of lli-fii 'i'. near this city, yesterday shot
nnd mortal1; wniiniUnl H. F. Thu:im,
lined iyi, ono i if tho keepers i)f the Institu
tion, nnd iiiiiUc his escape. Mimnolis, who
lias tilwuys Ini'ii looked upon lis nnoof tho
most unruly boys In tho Houso of ItefU?e,
broke Into 11 locker heloiiHlntf to imo of
tho kcoiiors nnd stole two lomlod rovolvors.
Arnioil with thoo lie run to tho inniii on
tninnu, mill iiivscntiiiK ono of them nt tho
hond of 'rhenium, who wns on duty theio,
deiuiitiiled tho keys. Thomas refined to
Mirreliilur them, whereupon tho tluspcrntu
yutiiiK crlmliml lowered tho womion mid
shot tho kocper In tho lower part of tho
body nml niiido his uscniio.
Connecticut's Iteplllillenn Ticket.
Hautfouu, Sept.y. Thoculmlmitlon of
ono of tho most actively conducted Hcpuli
licitn cunipulKiis In this stuto for Btiburim
tnrlal honors win wltnosed yu.-donhiy,
whon tho Ueimbllcnns placed In nomina
tion iv cnndldnto for govarnor, nlso com
pletod it full stnto ticket nnd clio-o six
presidential electors. Tho chief InUirost
was contered on tho hciul of tho tlckot.
Tho following wcro nominated : For gov
ernor, Lurin A. Cooko; lieutenant gov
ernor, .lamosl). Dowell; wjcretury of state,
Charles Phelps; treasurer, C. W. Uros
venor; comptroller, U. 1. Mead; presi
dential electors, Ooorgo Popo, Gardner
Hall, James Qraham, George I. Allen,
George A. Hammond and J. Doming
Perkins.
Sir. Ilrjun's Many N dies.
T0Lr.no, O., Sept. 3. Wlllhvni Jennings
llryan yesterday demonstrated again that
It made no dlllerenco whether his volco
wns hoarsoomot byniakinginorosieochos
at Springlleld, Konton nnd Klndluy, and
lat night made two more in thlscity. At
Sprlugllohl tho nominee mado a twenty
ininuto talk, and at Kent in he addressed
ll.UUO citizens. Thu address was mado In
tho park of tho little city and was well
received. Tho crowd wns mado up mostly
of farmers, who cheered the utterances of
tho nominee heartily. In this city a crowd
of 10,00(1 gathered In the school squaro,
and tho cheers that grouted Mr. Hryau at
tlmos ljeouino a deafening roar.
llllglnuil to Act ludepundently.
liONDOX, tscpt. 3. It is lenrned in tho
foreign olllco circle that .Sir Philip Currlo,
tho llrltlsh nmbassador to Turkey, who
started on his return to Constantinople
on Monday, left England with Instruc
tions In dealing with tho sultan to act In
dupendontly uf the other ambassadors to
the parte If tho occasion should raiuiro It.
Sir l'liilip, according to this sourco of In
formation, Is also to hnvo free command
of llrltlsh naval aid to enforce such do
nmnds as he may make.
fugitive .Murderer Captured.
CttCsTLl-NE, U., hupt. :t. William J.
Ulehter, who mmderoil ills lil-yeur-old
nephew, Jnmes MeConnell, sou of Will
iam McConnell, the temporanco evangel
ist, in Allegheny last June, and whom de
tectives havo been seeking since then, was
arreted hero Monday evunlng. Uetectlvo
McDonungli, of Allegheny, left yesterday
with the prisoner The prisoner declared
that ho was glnd he had b Min apprehended,
-nil uxprunMid tho terrible remorse ho has
folt.
Itlieuiiiitilsui Cured lna Day
".Mystic Cure" for iiheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at nnco tho cauto
and tho disease immediately disappears. Tho
first doso greatly licncnts; 70 cents, hold by
C. II. Hagenlmch, Druggist, Shenandoah.
Ask your grucer fur the "Itoyal Patent'
Hour, and take 110 other liraiul. It is tho best
Hour mado.
'the Mojirc ltiotlters Iteslcn.
Cliic.Mio, Sept. 3. W. II. and J. II.
Jlooro resigned tnelr positions wlthtn.il
Diamond Mntehcompany yesterday. The
loslgnntlous were handed to Gocrgo M.
Pullman, one of the largest carriers of the
Diamond stock. W. II. Mooro was first
vieo pro.-ldent and a director. J. II. Mooro
was not a director, but was second vice
president of the company.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Firoin Klmlra, X. V., last night caused
ilSS.OiK) loss. Three firemen were injured,
none fatally.
Senator Quay is to havo charge of tho
Republican headrmarlorH in New York
during Chairman lliiuna'h absence in
Chicago.
Herbert Dowell, n-od 10, and Miss Jessie
risher, aged 17, were drowned In Jen
nings' pond, at Natiek, Mass., by tho up
setting of a boat.
Tliimthy J. Campbell last night re
ceived tho nomination for congress at tho
hands of the independent Democrats of
the Ninth New York district.
New Uiimnshliu's Djinoer.itio conven
tion Indorsed tho cinillibioy of llryan and
Sewnll and rejected it resolution Indorsing
the administration of I 'ivsldunt Cleveland.
Senator Tillman, of South Carolina,
will in .1:0 a tour through Pennsylvania
later in tho month in tho interest of free
silver. He will speak In Philadelphia on
Sept. 10.
While n crew were threshing on tho
farm of Herbert ijos-,ing, at Saultae Con
tie, Mich., tlie boiler exploded, killing
ttifc men aud severely injuring two
'lu rs. The killed mi- (ieorgo Ca-ti rllou,
Darin-l.osiing ami Dnnson Lo-.-ing.
"Merit talks" the
intrinsic valuo of
Hood'sSarsaparilla.
Merit in medicine means the power to
cure. Hood'H Sarsaparllla possesses actual
and unequalled curative power and there
fore it hos true merit. When you buy
iiooa-HBarsaparnia.ana lane u according
lu u""'u"si lu V"l Juul
euro an? of the many blood diseases, you
morally certain to recelvo benefit.
1 Thopowertocuro is there. You aro not
trying an experiment. It will mako your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus
drive out the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up tho whole system.
Sarsaparilla
Is the best, in fact the One True Illood Purifier,
Prepared only by O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hood'
r:il Do not purge, pain or
FlIlS grljie. All druggists. 25c
I
Hood s
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New Vork and
Philadelphia l.xchnngcs.
Nnw YoltK, (sept 2. The stock market to
day dliiilnycdIn' riaWa.'ilvity and the attri
bution of busmi A was exceptionally itood.tt
Kreater range Di inn covered man lor mont'n
past. The movement of prices, with momen
tary Interruptions, wns toward n higher lovel.
laosIHK Mils:
Ualtlmore A: Ohio, ll'i
Chesn. As Ohio. Ill's
Del. Ae Hulls, .n 1 1114
h. is W 155
r.rin U ,
Lake Erin W 15
Tielilgli Nav 39
Ski nss't paid.
Lehigh Vnlley 29' i
New Jersey Ceil OS1
N. Y. Central. v,
Pennsylvania 8r"4
Heading 8
Kt. Paul 8 ,
W. N. Y. is Pa 14
flenernt Slarkcts.
PlllI.AliKI.l'lli , Sept. 2. Flour quint i winter
superflne,l.WI n .MS ; do extras, 2.15r?2.30i Penn
fylvanla l'.'ll'T, clear, ; do. do. straight,
faiui.25; western winter, clear, $2.733. Wheat
dull ; Kept ember, fiOHJ.f.OHc. Corn steady Sep
tember, -VnffVj. Oats steady; Heptember,
124r. Hay steady for good; choice tim
othy, 13.fllx314. Beef steady; city family, 10.80
(10. Pork steady; family, t-D.TIWMO. Ijird
western Hteam, $3.76. llutter steady; western
dairy, 8$12e.; do. creamery, llHlflH'c. :
do. factory, 7JtfiJIlHo.; Elgins, 10)4o.i Imita
tion creamory, 10'iil2c. ; New York dairy, 10
11 15c. ; do. creamery, llH'SlOo.; Pennsylvania
rreamery prints, strictly fancy, 10c. ; do. firsts,
17M18c. ; do. seconds, 14'(JK5c. ; prints Jobbing at
aoflc. Cheese quiet; large, 58o. ; small, 5
he. ; part skims, 25c. ; full skims, lQlJic. Eggs
steady; New York nnd Pennsylvania, 11310c. ;
western fresh, Uft16c.
I. ho Slock Market.
Nr.w Yoiik, Sept 2. Steers lower; rough
stock steady. Native steers, $3.001.83; Texas
and Ooloradus, 13. 403.70 ; stags aud oxen, U.75
&3.50; bulls, Jl.(i52.33; dry cows, 1.2U2.73.
Ddves quiet ; veals, $47.50; grassersand but
termilks, tWinSM. Sheep and lambs very dull
nnd heavy ; sheep, ?2.BO3.73 ; lambs, $3.60(&5.
Hogs easier at 8.4.VdS.M.
East Liukiity, Pa., Sept. 2. Cattlo Btoady;
irlme,4..W.l.fi3; common, J33.50 ; bulls, stags
n-id cows, $2tt3.30. Hogs nctivn; prime light,
, VXlS.ilj; medium, J3 5.VS,3.00; heavy, JJ.'.'df
!' l roughs, t2'l. Sheep steady; prime, t3.(i.Vg
1.7.'.; fair, IXsa.'ii; oommon, i2i2.75; cominou
to good lambs, t334.25 ; veal cttlvos, $5.50.
IHecllle lllllers.
Klectrio Hitters is a nicdlcino suited for any
season, but perhaps moro generally needed iu
tho spring, when the languid exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and
sluggish aud tho need of a tonic and altera
tive is felt. A prompt use of this medicino
lias often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fevers. No medicine will act lnoro
surely in counteracting and freeing the sys
tem from the malarial puison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to
Dlectric Hitters. Only fifty cents per bottle
at A. Wasley's drug store.
Disastrous I'lru In Norfolk
Xoukolk, Va., Pcpt a. Fire broke out
uliout 11 In Inst night In bite s foundry,
on Water street. It was totally destroyed.
In a very short snaro of time n number of
buildings iu tho lane loading to Main
street caught lire, and the llamos spread
rapidly from one tenement to another,
and consumed tho entire block. At 12
o'clock tho Union stock yard, 011 tho east
sido of Nebraska street, caught lire nnd
was soon destroyed. Tho Humes from this
building communicated with tho row of
houses adjoining tho stock yard on tlu
south and soon they were also burned.
One hundred families, wlilto anil colored,
havo been made homeless and hou.selesi
by tho conllagratlon. Tho los. is estimated
ut Koo.ojo.
Another New York murder Mj'stcry.
Ni:w Yo'iK, Sept. 3. Annlo Meyers, an
unfortunato Jewess, 23 years old, tho re
puted wife of Samuel Meyers, was found
dead In her rooms on thu Second lloor of a
five story tenement on East Twenty-ninth
street. Around her neck was a stocking
drawn tightly, showing that death was
caused by strangulation. The police say
that while tho woman might havo com
niltted suicide, everything points to tho
theory that she was murdered. Meyers
was arro-ted on a charge of being a "bus
plclous tornon."
Candidate Itran's Niece IIlopcs.
J;!lTl'.;suVVllJ.i:, Intl., Sept. 3. Mls
Dnur.i Million, a niece of William Jen.
nlngs liryan. nominee for president, was
married here yotordny afternoon to John
L. Martin by Squiro Hause. Both are from
Sulein, ills., from which pluco they elopod.
Tho young lady stnrtod from homo pre
smnublv to vllt friends iu this city, and
her sweetheart hoarded tho sumo train.
Tho rea-.on b.r ibj olnpomont was that the
mother of t! bride was opposed to the
marri.ii'u 'lie bride's mother is u jistur
of Mr. Hiv'.ui.
llev. Mark Jllnser, a Dunkard minister of
Deckers Point, l'a., says ho can recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Halm to anyone in need
of a good liniment, and that ho considers it
the best ho 1ms ever used. Pain Halm is
especially vufuablo for rheumatism, lamo
lack, spniins, swellings, cuts, bruises, burns
and scalds. It Is 0110 of the most remark
able medicines iu existence, and its etllcts
will both surprise and delight you. For silo
at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by Gruhler Hros.,
druggists.
I'le Deaths tit ll Hotel Fire.
Vanklkkk Hill, Out., Sept. 3. Tho
Comniurelal hotel, owned by George Con
htantluomi, was partially destroyed by lire
Tuesday night, and flyo perMins wore
burned to death. They wore Mary Daulme
Yandomi, Christy Villeneuvo, Joephlne
Dosohuinps, Mrs. T. Finn anil Miss IC Mc
Ix)od. The lire broke out iu tho kitchen
and htireud so quickly that It wns impos
sible to make any attempt at rusoue. The
loss on the hotel U 110,000.
llritlsli Warship Sent to Manila.
London, Sept. 8. Tho Tlinos publishes
a dlslMitch from Hong ICong saying that
the Hrltish consul nt Manila, the capital
of the Philippine Islands, has telegraphed
to Hong Kong fur assistance, and that the
uunboat Hudpolo has Xxsun ordorod to pro
ceed at ouoe to thu Islands. Hundreds o(
arrests, tho dUmtch wiys, have lioeu made
in Manila.
Thu Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania und New Jer
soy: Prolmbly local showers tonight;
warmer; couth woaterly winds; cooler to
morrow. ttellef 111 Six Hours.
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the "New Great
South American Kidney Cure." This new
remedy Is a great surprise 011 account of its
exceeding promptness in rollovlng pain in
tlie bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of tho urinary passages In male or female
It relieves retention of water aud pain in
passing it almost Immediately, If you want
guick relief and euro this is your remedy,
old by Shapiro's pharmacy, 107 South Main
street.
Coming Kvent,
Sept. 5. Grand Labor Day picnic under
tho auspices of tho Grant baud ut Columbia
park.
Octobor 2. Entertainment aud festival by
Hope Section, J. T. of II. & T., in Kobblus'
opera house.
111 SgijSs. . ..ra-S-.,i t
l uStrongf Arms (
tiro not necessary to do the washing
when
Sunlight
Soap
is used; it does most alt (ho work
Itself. Just rub a llttlo on tho clothes,
roll them up and put them back la tho
water. Then w hen yon tako them out
you will see that
Sunlight 5oap
Does the work
LoTCr Bros., Ltd.,
Hudson A Harrison
BU., Now York.
- rir.-s orark shooters Win.
Pea Giiit, N. J., Sept. 8. Tho greatest
interest In tho shooting yostcrday under
tho auspices of tho Now Jersoy Hi (lo asso
ciation was In tho interstate tonm match
for tho bronze trophy. Although the
trophy has been In competition since 1875,
tho score mado yostcrday by tho crack
shooters from Georgia was tho highest
ever made. Tho ranges wcro at 200 and
tMI yords, and Georgia mado u total of
1,003, which tops thu record by sovonteon
points. Tho scores wcro: Georgia, 1,008;
Mas.sochusetts, 1,030; District of Colum
bia, 1,0-32; Pennsylvania, 1,010; New Jer
sey, 001.
Twelve len Itlowu to Atoms,
SAX FitAxnsco, Sept. 3. Hy an explo
sion in tho drying houso of tho California
Powder company, nt Herculos Station,
Cal., four while men nnd eight Chinamen
were blown to atoms. Fifteen Chinamen
were more or les? seriously injured, and It
is believed that some of them will dio. Tho
white men killed are: James McNulty,
foreman of tho mixing room; V. W. Cra
tor, fireman of tho packing house; Man
uel Garcia, assistant general engineer;
John Fretas. laborer. Tho explosion set
flro to the llttlo town of Itodoo, and great
damage was dono. Tho loss will roach
800,0d').
T-ast of the Season.
The last cheap excursion of the season for
Atlantic City via P. & It. K. I!, will bo run
on Sunday next, September 6th, train leaving
Shenandoah at 2:10 a. m. Faro for round
trip, $2..r0. O-l-ot
to cmti: a coi.iin oni; day
Tako Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fails to cure.
25 cents.
Should riet Together.
Tho demand of tho sllverltes isforchoap
money. It is the main item In their crood.
Plenty of cheap money to pay off tho gold
bug-' mortgage'). Hut now comes tho boy
orator, who deelaivs that tho freo silver
coinage law will send silver up to $1.20
per ounce. If such Is the caso it will not
ba cheap nionoy, but every bit as dear as
gold. There is a contradiction horo.
Money can't be cheap and door at tho
.same time. Which Is right!' The boy
uratoror his followers? They ought to
get together and try to reconcile tholr
divergent views. As tho caso stands now
the general public will rofiiso to bellovo
either of them. Hollldaysburg Ileglstor.
Grlp-Cnlds-lIciutuehe.
Why sutler with Coughs, Colds aud La
flrippo when Laxative llromo Quiuino will
cure you in 0110 day. Put up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents, r or sale
by Kirliu's Pharmacy.
Jesse L. Tet, Esq., all old resident and
highly respected citizen of our town, called
this morning and after purchasing a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Itemedy, said: "If anyone asks you if
this icniedy will do what is claimed for it,
tell them yes, and refer them to 1110." H
Alexander Stoke, Keynoldsvllle, l'a. No 0110
can doubt tho valuo of this medicine after
giving it a fair trial. Then it is pleasant and
safe to take, making it especially valuablo
for children. For sale by Gruhler Hros.,
druggists.
Itait lor the IViiplf,
Tho government on its own account has
coined all the silver that Is In circulation,
and git'ir.uittwd It to bo kept at a par
with gold, whatever profit there was
made from the difference In valuo of tho
silver in tho dollar und tho cost of tho
silver wont to tho government. Wo havo
now binietullsin, iu that both silver and
gold aro tisod a a circulating medium
and am kept at oqual values. Frae and
unlimited silver coinage at 10 to 1 moans
th.it. the owner of those stiver mines oan
take t, 1 tho Unlt-d Suites mints and for
58 cents worth of silver, have coined n
dollar. This would be n nine speculation
for those silver kings, but a mighty bad
tiling for tlie pooplo. Kverott Press.
The Worhlngmau's Weluire.
The workingmim will certainly show
llttlo Interest in his own welfare, It he
votes for any lirty which proKiss to give
lilm u 50 unut dollar foradollar's worth of
his labor.
It Is not unusual fur druK.isU to recom
mend Chainborlaiu's Cough Itemedy to their
customers. Many of them have ued It
themselves, or in their families and know
from personal experience it great valuo In
the treatment of cough, colds and croup,
They know too that their customers aro their
best friends aud naturally wish to glvo them
tho most rcllablo medicine they huvo for
those ailments. Messrs. Daugherty Hros.,
prominent druggists of Iudlaua, l'a., say,
"Wo sell moro of Cliamborlalu'a Cough
Itemedy than of any other cough syrup, and
always tako pleastiro In recommending it tq
our customers." Mr. II. M. Urcy, the popular
druggist at Fredonla, Pa., who has sold
Qhauiborlaiu's Cough Remedy for several
years, says; "I can truly say that It Is tho
host cough nicdlcino in the market." For
salo at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by (Jrublur
Hros., druggists,
"Words to tho Farmers Itcganl-
ins the EH'ccts of Menrcci
1 utcd Currcncj-.
FRAUD ON THE COMMUNITY.
Sentiments of the Great Com
moner That Apply to tho
Present Crisis.
AW APPEAL TO THE POOE.
"Whoever Attempts Under Wlintevcr
Popular Cry to Shake the .Stability of
the Public Currency. Itrlng 011 Distress
111 Money Matters and Drlle the Coun
try Into the Uso of Depreciated Money,
Blabs Your Interest aud Your Happi
ness to the Heart. "
If nny farmer thinks that ho is going to
do all selling and no buying, or that ho Is
going to sell moro than he buys, nnd thus
get ahead of tho world by the uso of a de
preciated and fluctuating currency, we
commend to him tho following words of
Daniel Wobster:
"Sir, I pronounco tho author of such
scntlmeuts to Ho guilty of attempting a
detestable fraud on tho community; 11
double fraud! 11 fraud which Is to choat
mon out of their property and out of tho
earnings of their labor by first choatlug
them out of tholr misunderstanding.
" ' Tho natural hatred of tho poor to tho
rich.' Sir, It shall not bo till the last mo
ment of my existence; it shall only bo
when I am drawn to tho vergoof oblivion,
when I shall cense to havo respoctor affoo
tlou for anything on earth, that I will be
llovo tho people of tho United States cap
able of being effectually deluded, cajoled
und driven about iu herds by such nbom
lnablo frauds as this. If thoy shall sink
to that point, If they so far coaso to "be
men as to ylold to such pretenses and such
clamor, thoy will lie slavos already ; slavos
to their own passions, slaves to tho fraud
and knavery of pretonded friends.
" 'Tho national hatred of thopooraganst
tho rich.' "i'hedanger of a moneyed aris
tocracy.' Sir, I admonish thcpuopleuguinst
the object of cries likes these. I udmonish
every Intelligent labur.-r In tho country to
be on his guard a,;nlr.st such delusions. I
tell him the attempt Is to play off his pas
slonsngalnst his interests', und to prevail
on him in tho name uf liberty to destroy
all tho fruits of liberty, In thonamoof
patriotism to Injure and afflict his country,
in thonamoof his own Independence to
destroy that very Independence, und mako
him a beggar and 11 slave.
"Has ho n dollarf Ho is advised to do
that which will dostroy half its valuo. Has
ho hands to labor? Lot him rather fold
them and sit still than bo pushed on' by
fraud and artifice to support measures
wh S will render his labor useless aud
hopuicss.
".Sir, tho very man of all others who has
tho deepest interest iu o sound currency,
who sutlers most by mischievous legisla
tion in money matters, is the man who
earns his dally brutid by his dully toll. A
depreciated currency, sudden changes of
prices, paper money falling between morn
ing and noon, unit falling still lower be
tween noon and night theso things con
stitute tho very harvest time of specu
lators, and of thttwhulo raco of thoso whj,
ore ut onco idlo nnd crafty, ami of that
other raeo, too, tho Cotllincs of all times,
marked so as to be kuown forever, by one
stroko of tho historian's pen, 'thoso greedy
of other ineu's properly aud prodigal of
their own.'
"Capitalists too, may outllvo such
times; thoy may either prey on tho earn
ings of labor by their cent, per cent , or
thoy may hoard. Hut tho laboring man,
what can ho hoard? Preying on nobody,
ho becomos tho proy of all. His property
is in his hands. His reliance, his fund,
his productive freehold, his nil, Is his la
bor. Whether ho work on his own smalt
capital or another's, his living Is stilt
earned by his industry, and when tho
miiirey ot tho country becoin.'-i depredated
or debased, whether It bo adulterated coin
I or paper without credit, that Industry Is
ronuo'i 01 its ruwuru. no tnen laoors for
a country whose luw dimit him out of
his bread.
I would s.iy to every owner ot every
qimrtui' suction ol hind In the west, I
would ay to overy man iu tho oast who
follows his own plow, and to every me-
chaulo, artisan and laborer In every cltj-
lll tho eouutry I would say to every
man everywhere who wishes by honest
means to gain an honest living, ' Hswura
of wolves In shae' elothlug. Whoever
attempt under whatever jiopular ory. to
shake tho stability of the publto curronoy,
bring on distress in money matters and
drive the eouutry into the use of depre.
elated money, stabs your Interest and your
happiness to tho heart.' "
lHOI'i;UTV AND 1NIHJKTUV.
Property Is thf fruit of labor, Vroportj
U leliulje, la 11 posttlte ood In tlift
world, Tlmt smiiH nhould be rich tthoim
that ntliors may brcume rich, it ml hence Is
encouragement to Industry nud i)terprie.
Let no man who 1 homelfits pull dowu thu
Iioush oT another, but let him work dili
gently nnd build one for hlmeir, thus, by
example, itHsurlnu thut hit own ahull be
sufe from vlolencn when It Is built.
AlUl.VUAM LINCOLN.
lias Hern Restored.
Whon thoreu coiners talk nbout tho
necessity of restoring silver to tho position
that It occuplod prior to 1673, thoy Ignoro
tho fact thut tho government has done
that very thing fifty times over by tho
cptungo of moro than fifty time tu many
Mlver dollar us wore coined In tho Whole
provloun history of tho country, Forest
Hqmblloih .
Will Not PerformMiracles
But It Will Cure.
E. MILES' RKSTOHATIVE NERVINE
cures nervo"J3 prostration., Notml
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ening tho entlro system. I)o9perate cases
require prolonged treatment as shown by
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surely. I took In allW bottles, nnd I cannSt
express how grateful I am, for I am now
perfectly well, and Lave taken no medicine
for over four montlia." Dr. Miles' Nervine
is sold by druggists on guarantee that first
bottlo benefits or money refunded.
. Dook on heart and nerves free. Dr. Miles
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