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Show PINGREE AND PARTY. rat conditions may change them so as to modify their application. More money Invariably creates more blast the Uov-crnu- ra one-ha- fire-pro- of life-lon- to-da- f na- tivity and enlarges the demand for another from money. This prevents as great a rise GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN n general prices as would occur if remained the same. The reducthings Tli Republican Party of Today Sternly tion of the volume of money, howArraigned by tlae SI oat Distinguished ever, creates a fall of prices equal to, ud Reapected of the Republican if not more than, the percentage of reIn an Adtlreaa on Party Loyalty. duction, because It discourages enterprise and lessens the demand. If these general principles could be rew are a extracts from a Following speech delivered bjr Governor Plngree, borne In mind In the discussion of the sliver question, the sophistries of the of Michigan, before the Independent The slub. Hia subject was, What Consti- goldltes would be less harmful. tutes Party Loyalty?" and his remarks object lesson Illustrating these princihave made a commotion among the ples which the demonetisation of sliRepublican politicians of Michigan. ver furnishes must always be kept In lf of Among much other good matter Gov- view. The destruction of the metallic money of the world has ernor Plngree said: In late years In our own country reduced general prices more than one-ha-lf and Is destroying modern civilisthe Influence of wealth in dictating legislative measures and government ation. The restoration of sliver to the place It occupied as a money metal policies Is becoming more and more apparent In my own state the railroads, previous to the conspiracy whldh dewhich have never paid their Just and monetised It would strengthen and equal share of the taxes, have been a perhaps restore prices and render faithful ally of the Republican party. prosperity certain. There Is no hope They put up the money which helps for suffering humanity unless the volelect their kind of people to the legis- ume of money can be Increased and lature, and in return expect favorable the fall of prices which leads to the measures and exemptions from paying conditions of the darkest ages stopped. their due share of taxes. We have no grudge against railroads. We only ask A PEOPLES BANKING SYSTEM. what Is right and fair, and no more. so Tbe Flan Outlined by John H. Cherry of But they have been undisturbed Arkansas. long and they have in the .past so well Let us have Uncle Sams succeeded In evading their rightful share of taxes that an attempt in the bank building In every county seat and last legislature to ask them to pay in every bity and town of 1,000 Inmore Is denounced by them, their hired habitants; let the bank officers be elected by the people of the county, newspapers and paid politicians as revolutionary and unrepublican. King city or town, (as postmasters ought Boodle cries, I am the party and there now to be elected); let these governIs none beside me. The monopolist, the ment banks furnish drafts and exfranchise grabber, the lobbyist, the po- changes needed in commercial busilitical apostles of boodle, are all ex- ness; (no one would then lose any treme partisans, and when any one sleep about the bank being liable to exposes their schemes or obstructs break before his draft was cashed, for their ambitions they wrap themselves Uncle Sam would be at both ends of In the flag and cry you are attacking the line); let these banks be required the party. When they elect themselves to pay at the rate of two per to office by main force of money they cent Interest on all deposits for a annum per of ascribe It to divine Intervention time than 90 days, and loan out, longer providence In behalf of the nation and 75 per cent, of the deposits at S Its honor. A party which does not rid say, cent per Interest, on property to the Itself of men who make themselves the amount of not exceeding one-ha- lf prominent In it with the sole purpose value of the property, as the same Is of exploiting the people and perpetuassessed state and county taxes. ating the reign of the dollar will lose Then an for of congress making 'It a apt Its Influence with the masses, and, like a church which accepts robbers tithe penitentiary offense for any private from wealthy and Influential pewhold-er- s Individual or corporation to loan who wish to ease their conscience, money at interest, will settle the usury It will soon be all such and none others. question. The offer of two per cent I have at times seriously thought that interest by the government will keep the enactment of a law forbidding any the money from being hoarded In prichurch or institution to accept be- vate hands; all will seek to deposit quests or gifts from men of great their surplus money .in these most sewealth and making them keep all they cure depositories, and all who need have would tend to make men less money can get it. Thus will the g Republigreedy. Many of us money of the country be constantly cans who do not train with the money circulating like water In a fountain. power are heartily sick of being obligIf a borrower makes default and the ed to condone and defend the trusts government Bhould thereby become the which have come to board with us In- owner of property that has been mortdo gaged as security for the loan, let the definitely. The question is half fares on railroads and contribubank sell It for the amount of the loan. tions to churches and Institutions ln-- - Interest and costs. fluence the clergy to deal gently with With the bank building erected and great wrongs? Franchises, grants and this system set In operation It will be special privileges are obtained by main found that one per cent interest on force of money, and the money wrongloans above the amount paid on long fully obtained In legally swindling peo- time deposits, together with the charge ple out of their own Is then used to that banks now make for drafts for bribe their servants. Money Is taken aneach year out of the pockets of the exchange will more than pay the The of the nual system. expenses producers and goes to swell the corruption of the privileged few; more than profit on this will go into the treaswhere the whole people will get enough to keep in comfort and happi- ury ness every struggling poor family In the benefit of it Where Is the money to come from the land. No party can afford to call a man to erect these bank buildings? Pay traitor because he does not say amen for them with a new Issue of Uncle to abuses which exist In his party. It Sams absolutely perpetual, full legal Is the duty of every one to criticise the tender paper money. But they wont leader In the party who Is open to criti- take this money In Europe. I hope cism. A few politicians do not constithey wont I want every dollar of it to stay In this country. We need It tute a party." here every year. Now to this government banking system add the exCARDINAL PRINCIPLES. emption of a homestead of, say, 160 Silver Wo Demonetised to Increase the acres In the country, or a house and Purchasing Tower of Money. lot In city or town, and $500 of perThe law of supply and demand not sonal property to each head of family, only regulates all things bought, sold, from taxes, debt, damages and all and exchanged, but also determines other legal demands, and put a gradthe value or purchasing power of increasing tax Increasing In ually money. Practically all the money In mathematical ratio on all holdings circulation and all the property for above the amount of land and personsale are . reciprocally the supply and we would soon have a reand alty, demand for each other, therefore the again. amount of money which can be bought public Increase of money would furThis the quanwith property depends upon to labor, and at high nish employment and vice tity of money in existence, The gradual land tax would wages. In circulation Is versa. All the money Induce the Lord Scullys to sell cheap seeking exchange for property, and or give away their millions of acres, the value or purchasing power of and very soon every Industrious toller money will depend upon the aggregate would have a home of his own. What Other factors supply of property. a happy, powerful people we would be, consideration Into when taken be must and wed call no man master but the particular commodities are consider- beniflcent Creator of us all. ed as distinguished from the mass of JOHN H. CHERRT. all commodities, because each commodArk. Little Rock, ity Is especially affected by the supIn the articles quesply and demand of Is This What We Toted For? tion, while the value or price of the With McKinley and the gold cohorts whole mass of property depends upon prosperity, cotton mills, shoe crying the volume of money. Iron works, business houses, factories, Silver was demonetised for the sole are into going bankruptcy, while wages purpose of reducing the volume of are being reduced nearly everywhere. money, thereby Increasing the value or Even the McKinley administration Is If the purchasing power of money. In navy yards and other were divided In cutting wages a of country money Is what the people votec this would buy Just as much places. 1896? lf two, for In property as the whole would have land says: If those who J. A. bought before such division, while the write meWay are would right observers there Is of all be property price average a regular stampede In all the labor was as It before much as lf oniy Nothing can happen centers of the workers from the Resuch division. to change the principles above stated. publican party. one-ha- one-ha- y, SALZRR'M (IRASSRS AND CLOVERS. The Curve cf Africa. Major Lugard, the African explorer, Are warranted. They produce! We ais declares that the liquor traffic In Af- the largest growers In America. LowSucceeded la Bavlng Both Duck Ho Is an unmitigHtcJ curse, and calls est prices. Seed Potatoes only $1.50 per rica 11 Did It. upon the govern meats of England, barrel. Big farm seed catalogue with A friend of mine, living on New riv$10.00 er, lu an adjoining county, was the Germany and France to come to some clover and grain samples (worthJohn A. the to sent a by effectuin which time will you get start) agreement owner fortunate of a superb black setCrosse upon La Seed Wls., Salzer Co., ter called Don, says a writer in the ally prohibit tbe importation of receipt of 10c and this notice. w.n.m. Richmond Dispatch, lie was a splen- liquors. did dog In tbe field, and by far the best Death from Drink. retriever I ever shot over. While we AN OPEN LETTER TO MOTHERS. After running over the tiatlstles o? were hunting one day in the low We are asserting In the court our right to the death from drink, published In the uee of the word TASTOKIA. end grounds near the bank of the river, a exclusive PITCHER'S CASTOK1A, an our Trade Mark. various countries, after attending for gang of wild ducks alighted In the X, Dr. Samuel oms years the cllnlque of the great Pitcher, of Uyannls, Massastream within shooting distance. My chusetts, waa the originator of PITCHER'S Parisian hospitals, after consulting the companion at once fired Into them, CASTOR I A." the same that lias borne and does registry of cases admitted to homea, killing one and wounding another so now bear the signature of CHAS. H. one becomes perfectly convinced that that It could not fly. The current was FLETCHER on every wrapper. This la the alcoholic poisoning is a more muder-ou- s somewhat rapid, but about 100 yards original PITCHER S CASTORIA" which has than the great plague, perhaps, below a small island had been formed. been used in tha homea of ihe mothers of at different epochs which epidemics Don, who, by the way, seemed to revel America for over thirty years. Look carefully have devastated humanity. The pest, In water, was at once sent out Into the at tbe wrapper and aee that It la the kind you the rholera, the yellow fever, break out always bought, and has the signature of stream to bring the game ashore. But have CHAS. 1L FLETCHER on the No suddenly and decimate a village, a when he attempted the task he was one has authority from me to useWrapper. my name exprovince, a whole country, but their greatly perplexed. He could not mouth cept The Centaur Company, of which Chas H. passage Is transitory In essence. AlIs President. both of the ducks at one time, for the Fletcher Dr. Q. coholism takes no. holiday. March 8, 1WT. SAMUEL PITCHER, M. XX wounded bird would escape from him Marty. every time he attempted to take up the Seven Kentucky colonels were quaran Did you ever know a man to kill a little other one. He evidently saw It would not do to come out with only one and tined in Alabama recently, and it was bear or catch a little fish t dry town, too. leave the other,for if he left the wounded one it would hide and escape before Calamities of Liquor. he could swim to the bank and then A Perfect Type of the Higheet Order of It has been said that greater calamreturn for It, and if he brought the Excellence in Manufacture. wounded duck first the current would ities are inflicted on mankind by insoon carry the dead duck beyond recovtemperance than by the three great ery. He made several Ineffectual ef- historical scourges war. pestilence forts, seemingly, to solve the problem and famine. This Is true for us, and It Is the measure of our discredit and dishow to save both birds before he succeeded In accomplishing the task, and grace. W. E. Gladstone In the House by this time the water had floated the of Commons. ducks close to the Island. This was The older a man gets, the more of a lool Dons opportunity, and he grasped the he thinks a boy is. situation at once. Seising the dead duck, he swam rapidly to the upper Why is a man who is really good usually point of the Island and laid It down on looking so sadt the sand, and then dashed Into the watHeadache Quickly Cured. er again In pursuit of the disabled one. Dr. Davis' never fails, 25a He soon overtook and captured It, and at once struck out for the bank where In Ulysses S, Grant is a we were standing. As soon as he Kansas City. Absolutely Pure, reached us he went up to his master, Delicious, for Fifty Cents. who received the game from him. InNutritious. bacco Guaranteed habit t makes weak cure, stantly, when this was done, he plunged men strong, blood pure. hOi. !. All druggists Into the stream again, and, reaching the ..Costs less Hag CUE CENT a Cup, You may lose your temper, but others Island, took up the dead duck and find it. will again reached us with his trophy. Be lure that you get the Genuine Article, Star Tobacco Is the leading brand of Count's Teuton for Frlaon Life. made at DORCHESTER, MASS, by tbe world, because it is tlie best. Of the many methods of achieving WALTER BAKER & CO. Ltd. fame or notoriety that of Count In tbenumhr of murders Italy leads EuEstablumsd 178a Rocco Dianovitch Is surely among the rope; in the number of suicides Russia Is strangest .The count has made the ahead. getting into prison the chief business of his life for thirty-foof the forty-seve- n THE RECORDS SHOW CURES OF years he has lived, for the purof pose gathering Information for a book he is anxious to write on the subject. At thirteen he left his home and went Into Prussia, where he was BY THS USE OF 8T. JACOBS OIL OF CHRONIC CRIPPLES ARB OF arrested for tiespasslng, and sent to INFLAMMATORY CASES. THERE'S NO DENYING, IT CURES. for three prison months, working at . From that time to this," he adds, "I have never been free from the desire." From thirteen until he was twenty-on- e he was in and out of more than twenty prisons in Belgium, Prussia, Poland and Russia. His first experience of Jail life In England was In Liverpool, which he says was one of the worst he ever was In, filled with drunken sailors from all over the world. He stayed there six sot days, when he paid his fine and got out the first time he failed to Berve his IN sentence. Then be went to Ireland, BE France, Spain, Italy, Greece and Turkey, then to Egypt, where the Jails are the worst In the world except Australia,-" and to India and Japan, and America, where he has been for. more than a year, spending most of his time In jails and penitentiaries. According to his views, the best jail in America is In Denver, and that in St Louis, where he spent a week, is very bad, for the prisoners run the place," and IN it was impossible to find any peace Did you know that mil! ions of microbes, or comfort In the place. The count bacteria, ptomaines, invisible to tha ought to give us the book of the seanaked eye, breed and feed la the bowels, son. causing all kinds of intestinal DOO COLVED THE PROBLEM. fac-alm- ile Breakfast Anti-Headac- grain-weigh- er m ur Rheumatism BED-RIDD- chair-makin- g. Every Package of Schilling's Best tea is a sample. Your money back if you dont like it. "THERE IS SCIENCE NEATNESS." WISE'AND USE SAPOLIO DIKES THE BOWELS. troubles? 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