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Show THE LIKE OP BATTLE. RIVER lEALT WILL SURELY RECEIVE PROHIBITION POINTS. HIM. THE LATEST WONDER. The least offensive drunkard la dead drunkard. IONIPICANT THINOS PROM THE OHICAQO TIMSS-HERALD. CwMty Fifw AIJ When the preacher tha devil says amen. hnMU tram Tint at Whleh Ara Caatredlat arf Elglil Roma men try to keep thalr spirits up by putting spirits down. Little Trathi Wklak Btrlka Ha Center khaU. Tbs liquor Mllar ia always randy ta take tha pat lamb on acouunL which la baker, who knowa Juat aa much about legitimate Journal-la- m aa a bog doea about Latin, and whoae knowledge of the financial quee-tlo- n in limited to the returna of bla bash counter, is seeking to save honest labor from the fifty cent dollar calamity. Some of the arguments made in the Times-Heral- d are very amusing, especially to laboring men wbe never aee anything but silver money, or its paper representative. Here ara a few statements summed up from articles in meal editions of The CblckEO run by an the Times-Heral- Tlmee-Heral- votes for ram d, ax-p- ic The hypocrite In politics esn double discount tha hypocrite in the ehureh. Tha man who runs after n drink will ooa get so that he cannot run at alL When n drinking man swears off he generally takes the name of God in vain. When n man's credit ia good nt the bar it la often not good at the grocery d: ; I Photographing thought la Bald to Be Ao Aeraiapl'alird Part. It may be rash to announre that anything ia beyond the photographer's art, writes the Paris correspondent of the London Standard, but the communication juat made to the Paris Academie do Medicine by Dr. Baradur is so astonishing that if be had made it before Dr. Roentgen had rendered his discovery public, very few people would bave been inclined even to inquire into the matter. Indeed, Dr. affirm that he has succeeded in photographing thought and he has shown numer-- i ous photographs in proof of his assertion. His usual method of proceeding ia The person whose simple enough. thought Is to be photographed enters a dark room, places his hand on a photographic plate and thinks intently of the object the image of which he wishes to see produced. It is stated by those who have examined Dr. Bara- -j dues photographs that most of them are very cloudy, but that a few are comparatively distinct, representing the features of persona and the out-- : lines of things. Dr. Baraduc goes fur-- 1 ther and declares that it is possible to produce a photographic Image at a great distance. In hlB communication to the Acade-- , mie de Medicine he relates that Dr. Istratc, when he was going to Cam- -, i'iuia. declared he would appear ou .1 photographic plate of his frletul. M. Hasdcn, at BuchRiest. On the'ltl; of August, 1S93, M. Husdcn, at Bur lie. re !t, went to bed with a photographic ,!! at his feet and another it his in Dr. litre te went to sleep at at a distance of abctit 300 kilo;:: from Bucharest, before closing nit eyes he willed with nil hie might mat his Image should appear an th plicto-graphplate of his friend. According to Dr. Baraduc that marvel waa Journalists who have the photograph in question mate that it consists of a kind of luminous pot on the photographic plate, in the midst of which can he traced the profile of a man. 1. The present silver dollar la only store. worth 63 cents. 2. One cent la the one hundredth The man who says, I can drink or part of a dollar. leave it alone1' has not yet learned his 3. If silver ia remonetized gold will weakness. of what it does purchase only one-hanow. Are you going to rob the money The liquor seller would rather trust ownemT n van for half n dozen drinks than to 4. The present sliver dollar is worth loan him n dime. ganlsed money capitalists are not on PROM THE OPPOSITION. Italian Teller one hundred cents. eolld-lbin In M. y interside this in struggle. Their Teller, Henry coming out 5. The Mexican silver dollar la worth Bow many saloons and barrooms ests are opposed now as they ever have for Bryan and Bewail, baa proved How tha Hark llauaa 100,000,000 64 cents. would it take to civilize and ebristinn-- , w la Sllreft Free ill be been and himself of era Treat centuries the for Ideal of this bolter perhaps fighting 6. It takes two Mexican dollars to lae the pagan world? to ooms. Capital wants labor to pro- bolts. Mr. Teller takes with him a purchase as much farm or other prod-net- s duce aa choice to bunch of as mavericks This labor ready cheaply possible. as can be bought fur one AmeriThere ia many a man who died on knowa. As one republican paper puts offer their eenatorlal and congressional can silver dollar. the gallows who never asked for n 11- flanks to the branding irons of democ, If wa cannot quote labor aa In favor .7. Tbs farmers and producers of of eense to run n saloon. maintaining the, present gold stand- racy. Mexico get nothing for their products. Senator Teller and his confreres are ard we ought not quote capital; It does Are you going to Mexlcanlse Amerigome druggists teach a class in Sun-da- y Let ua get off the only men m far developed In either can labor by voting for Bryan and more harm than good. school while their clerks are sell-la- g of the or three Innumerable this financial issue onto the tariff. Proparties Rewall? who bave demonstrated Is the campaign cry. whisky by the drink. tection 8. American paper money Is now acthe democratic platform doea not that they possess courage as well aa lint The man who begins the day with cepted In England because the English oppose conviction. Bo far aa can be observed protection. know that they Can pay it back to on eye opener" may be staving The populist platform does not oppose the other boltera have talked, threaten- WALL STREET'S COAT OF ARMS. Americans for American products Imblind drunk" before night. ed, cajoled, implored, demanded and deprotection. ported into England. The silver platform does not oppose fied, and then have calmly anbmltted C. Honored. Payee, Haaiy 9. England accepts The man who pays hla whisky bill to their party collar with occasional only one kind of protection. Wall Street Organ: If the labor shysbefore American money and that is gold. We he pays his meat bill, will soon At the same time the three platforms weak spluttering of disgust. Not so ters think they can force Payne off tha must maintain the system that will be declare want more He with neither Senator Teller. whisky than meat. tbe because he ticket Juat for free allver. opposed THE BICYCLES LATEST CRIME. receivable in England In payment for nor expostulated, after he street car anarchists of Milwaukee In threatened The republican platform declares Before you advocate license look up Louie found of St. Importations from that country. the the sentiment mistaken. tbelr are strike, they sadly against free silver. 10. Tha Wilson He shook This la a business man's campaign. The the answer to the old question, Is it Adds to the Woe of Mother! of convention against him. bill Importations The party papers must not recede from England ars ruining American Indelehands with the chairman, told the Daughter!, shysters' men soon find out where they right to do evil that good may eome? from the Issue. They must fight ua dustries. Wo do not want English gates he "had been republican for are at The Schatchens" of London society financial Some men pay more for liquor than along linen, Its a hopeleaa thirty-fiv- e years, but could not swallow re adding their wail to that sent up ,rRado goods. fight of course and to tell the truth it gold," and then left the platform and 11. American New York World: This state la alive they do for slothes, and then wonder against the bicycles by tailors, theater laborers ars getting la are to onoe the pitiful great Republi- the hall. that they are not considered reapeot- managers, publishers of dime novel with the silver "heresy. a day. Labor ia alcan party going down to defeat with Once outside of hla party he haa not most unanimous for cheaper dollara able. 13. There are sixteen men to and others. A paragraph in the Graphevery street. dearer labor). Mugbt to gain control of it by forming one job given out all over the country. Wall ic, signed Marmaiiukc. aays that the on A license vote scatters thistle 13. Mexico is mothers of marriageable daughters enjoying an era of unsome one's else farm, though you dont have to precedented prosperity (this slipped in struggle with a new and v?ry Only One Ranker tor Us. New York Times: W. P. St. John la want them on yours. Home times they serious difficulty. They cannot induce 1 dispatch from the City of Mexico, In the only banker of the east who has blow over. young men to attend their evening tarreference to the recent election.) acseen tlet. And the bicycle is responsible 1893 Before to Constitution fit silDemocratic the In Atlanta conventlonof for Join free the the la cry the United Wage Statey are Liquor men, awake to your perill for It At one great house a few ver coinage. tively supported David B. Hill's candidacy for the Democratic nomination ilaye sustained by trade unions. The Prohibition assassin is on your ago, we are told, for the Presidency. But Cleveland waa nominated, and thereupon Clark Howonly six men put In 16. If stiver Is rsmohetlxsd tbs busipay to knife with trail intent your appearance, and the women were comof labor will no tha last to rlas to inset ell, managing editor of the Constitution, in bin capacity aa member at the Loyal ta tha British Systasa. pelled to dance with each other. Detroit Free Prera (Boltacratlc): We ness interests. tbs new condition of , high prices. Democratic National Committee from Georgia, and also acting for the ConOther causes are assigned for this exto wrote Mr. asaurance the tha Cleveland, giving cannot support the democratic ticket that, yielding (Editor Kohlsaat knows In his heart stitution, The south haa nothing to gain by melancholy state of things. It la said that labor will be the first to reap tha pressed will of the majority iff the party, the Constitution would support him (The Free Pres haa an edition prints! European infidelity and that nearly all the west end young men importing nominaas aa for hla election It had and heretofore In nealously loyally opposed benefits of high prices. Organised labEngland. Its staff and owners are Let the southern states work In the city. But that would not tion. To this letter Mr. Cleveland replied in a letter which, aa an essay on pro British In their ideas as well aa drunkenness. or la the foundation of society. Until American. them from dancing if they did remain , prevent their convictions.) tha "principle of party organisation, so thoroughly fits the situation y It makes a move all other things renot their leisure hours on tbe spend that it ia reproduced from the Constitution, with the hope that it may again be main In abeyance. It la only unorIf n drunkard would know his credit wheel. The truth la that cycling 1 at letThe to in of the out of tbe service Democracy Tha Jaarnal of ClvUliatloe. pointing party duty. path ganized labor (a small quota) that will let him ask the saloonkeeper to loan the bottom of the mischief, and the ter followa: be effected by a sudden rise of prices, Harpers Weekly (always him the dime that he just threw on only chance for mothers who wish to Howell, GRAY GABLES, BUZZARDS BAY, Maaa., July 16. 1892.-C-lark and then only slightly), We can swallow McKinley an! the bar for n drink. get their daughters off their hands apexLaborer la densely Ignorant Esq.: My Dear Sir The receipt of your recent letter has gratified me protection rather than accept a finanpears to be to allow them to partake la with 17. Labor la too Intelligent and too and about true of cial tone a pervaded It, Democracy system that would reduce the purceedingly. It has There ia guilty blood on the hand of of the delights of a bicycle made for honest to accept two dollars for one the Mil of Democratic frankness which la very pleasing. chasing power of the money due the every man who is supporting the two." dollar'a worth of work. Labor la for I think THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE OF PARTY ORGANIZATION creditor claaa (meaning England). saloon. There ia u day of judgment, la what you ao admirably express aa an ACCEPTANCE OF THE ARBITRAsyupd money. whether you believe it or noL You Haw Awkward It Will Ra In 19001 ' II. Printers ars esrnlng from fS to MENT OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. On the other hand it Is aa fulsurer. of deserts. will Did Song you ever think of it? A great get your S a day. They do not want ths purly the duty of one opposed to shut hla mind and heart to any feeling of Irritais soon to occupy the minds problem By James B. Goode. based of out be allowed resentment or upon that might oppotdtion io grow chasing power of their wages cut In tion The saloon will remain to curse the of the people of the world. In four Tell ua not In mournful numbers, fiuence of the Constitution will be deeslre for party suceis. two, aa would be the case under free Ufa is but an idle dream; for we see land as long aa chureh members and years the sweep of time will carry ua I am not surprised, though I am gratified, by the announcement that from liver coinage. Answer: that wealth controls ua and we are saloon keepers vote the same ticket. into a new century, and the figuree this time to the clone of the campaign your own service and the invaluable inYea, printers are getting from 3 to not what we seem. Rights, that Get that fact into your head and keep which indicated the century of 1800 to the fight for Democratic sucfluence of the Constitution will be will be exchanged for 1900. When this once our statutes gave us, now no it there when you vote. I? a day thanks to the international Typographical can we claim; for the Shylock time comes, can we abbreviate the year tnlon, ths strongest cess. longer It honestly seems to me that Democrats who are not at this time LOYAL Why not pour ruin into the gutter? in writing and printing, as we do now labor organization In the world. The conventions and the candidate! buys TO COUNTRY. RECREANT THEIR doth name. What are we that we It ia destined to the gutter nt Inst; why in 1896? If we may abbreviate, how union raises and lowers Its seals of TO THE CAUSE ARE Personal advancement of man la nothing; the triumph iff the principles should grumble, oer the platform that not pour it here nt once and not wait shall it be done? How will it look, 00? wages to suit new conditions. Double la everything. we advocate he writes; tls the task of common peo- to strain it through a man and spoil Or this, T9? When you write, at the the circulation of the currency and Hoping that we may congratulate each other on & glorious result In Notop of your letter to the editor, March ple, to believe what he indites. Cringe, the strainer in the work. there would soon be a rise in the printGROVER CLEVELAND. I am. youra etnerrely, vember, 14, 96, It looks all right! but March slaves, for Wall street Shylocks have ye scale. If the resumption of ers' wage It is disgusting to see n profound 14, 00, will not be at all satisfactory. the g. o. p. in hand; you must vote for free silver coinage could in any way a new branch or by holding another BUI McKinley and for gold, alone, Christian kneeling before the Lord of Did you ever before think what an InThe Meilran Dollar. harm the International Typographical the universe ofte day and to find him convenient time 1900 is going to be? dolThe Mexican He has simply accepted must stand. convention. Lewlatown News: Unlbu or any other union, the Tlmee-HeraAh, but listen to the murmur, of the the next day kneeling still more If ao, just consider how lucky your would be preaching free silver lar containing a little more bullion the logic of the situation, and, being In tars are that you will not be living on earnest, has adopted the surest method thunder o'er the plains; aa the people humbly before the lords of the beer Just as energetically as It la now ad- than our silver dollar Is worth but to in such rise tu United States the this mundane sphere in 2,000! New he could which anger, rents not inauli tubs. that protest of and against vats defeating .monometallism. vocating gold Down with tyrant gold," York Home Journal. . 19. All the aemlulvtlized countries in money. Some shallow putrd individsupport. Right or wrong on the in- claims. If the saloon had not found some Senator theyre shouting, "out upon those blab-an- t uals deem this positive proof that the trinsic merit of the caw. the world are on s silver basis. we are freemen and, by olergymen to liid.- - liehind it would the United of silver demonstrated knaves; A Lillie Chll-r- i the In haa by coinage free Teller way 20. Semldvlllzed rompllmast- Turkey should be Measured which bolters from either aide of the thunder, none can sell us out aa elnvea. have been exterminated long ago. would be disastrous. States when Some time off ago, n staying at a the la map. wiped (Turkey gold gold dollar our silver question should go. He bellevea free Were for silver and for freedom and Back of some uli rgymen, or 'back of hotel, where she waa studying an opby our standard country.) but 53 cents. The Mex- allver ta right, and Is doing all In hla our dans are brave and true; we can some weakkneed v liristisn the saloon eratic part which contained many 21. Egypt la to-da ruined country, dollar Is worth that Bill McKinley and bla Wall ia worth more than our alldollar ican of refuge, trills and tremolos, Madame Melba for a power to defeat gold. The 8L Louis beat In ia All Its wealth the hamla of the Silver! Silver! looks confidentlylook in place Is not a flat dollar: it Is bolters are not street It masters, too." ver dollar. or waa singing this part exquisitely, aa vain. straddling attempt not does and few. It will never revive. (Egypt ia a it not a dishonest dollar. It only passes lng to beg the question, and their shouts tbe chorus, from the hill-tothough inspired. A little child, play-lu- g gold standard country.) current with us for what it Is actually courw cannot but oiramend Itself to far away, while the millions In the Alcohol is a poison: drinking it is near her rooms, heard her, and, 22. Five thousand Christians murworth. It la not redeemable In gold, valleys, slug Its pralara every day. men fv honesty of purafter listening to the marvelous trill; suicide: risking it is sin: selling it ia a dered at Crtte. (By the soldiers sus- but it Is redeemable In Itself. It Is not Silver will Increase our wages. It form of robbery and of ing, not knowing that the voice was pose. sincerity and courage. Chicago will sugar-coate- d tained by the gold standard of the the greenback process convertible gtva ua work each day; for 'twill hr human, or whence it came, ran to hla it ia the strongDispatch. and licensing murder, Barbarous Ottoman Empire). Into gold. It does not drain our treasthwart the mighty Shylock and will Mother, listen mother, saying softly: 23. Russia has now been on a silver It doea not make take hla power away. Rising prices est evidence yet of general depravity. to the dear birdie!" Madame Melba, ury of the reserve. n such about baela for one hundred years. crankiness no is for our products, business for our idle There Uaroln's Prophetic Winli, necessary the issuing of bonds. It is on hearing of this afterward, told the 24. Russia only emerged from baran ideal silver dollar. The free coinMonitor: No man over men; all will come to bless the nation, statement either. The man who mother that ahe had never had such Springfield barism 100 years ago. dollara a would once be such la of blessed crank. again. doubles up to dodge it the age predicted tbe present stats of things so when ailvera money praise before, and valued it more than Thimble-braine25. It cannot be denied that the pow d thing for this country. nor prophetically call attention Plenty will return to millions and prosclearly, all the critics praises. er of England baa been on the wane demagogues will not score to a great wrong, thBn did Abraham perity will reign. In the home of every Only the saloon men have plenty of "Mexi-eanli100 are to these. like for years. Slowly but aurely the many people by threatening They Lincoln at the close ot tha war. Snld workman, when silver's money once money in times A Rosinn rmn our currency." tar of Empire la traveling toward the again. When the Idea of next Novem- - falling over one another in the effort he: Aa n result of ths war corporaIn a Boston exchange I read the obto us chance west. to the win, you to secure licenses to sell ruin to their tions have been enthroned and an era her, give Classicists say that they servation, 28. England adopted the gold stand will follow. Tbe money can bet your bottom dollar, allver will of corruption ' never expected to hear of shirts of Perk for SIItmv aril 100 years ago. then. will endeavor to be money should open the eyes of the intelligent j jfessus being worn by Boston flre- power of tbe country 27. Under free coinage policy holders Secretary Noel of the demttrratlc prolong its reign by playing on the pro citiztm to the gigantic bunco game men. in life insurance companies would be state central committee, of Milwaukee, judlrre of the people until all wealth Is Nominee. Does he live In from Who Is Nossus? which the saloon men ara playing upon llilrent r. Peek la that now announces concentrated tu a few hands and the paid off In fifty cent dollars. nomination does make he bis shirts? If and Boston Arthur sfter Shortly the In will do all country. hla power republic destroyed. Before God, 23. President Greens of ths Life for silver and he does, and bla shirts are all right, election of the Bryan fear more for the safety of my country Bewail dictated the following statethe secure to Insurance Co., ia against free coinage, r 't the Bouton firemen In that state. Mr. Noel says now than when it waa In tha midst of ment to a reporter: Every form of regulation haa been why should because it would compel him to pay elector than wear one more them? am I Its a pity that those any surprised re the traffic and who ia now away war." Were ever word pictured by tried for tli liquor the hw policies in fifty cent dollars. This that Boston writers cannot make their Jokes told him to tell every- mortal man that pictured the preaeut else et my nomination. A few of my salts have been failure. The abort a on trip, only L a daisy: Doea any one suppose that one who asked where he stood that people of ordinary learnthat he condition of the country better than friends Intended to give me a vote of remedy which haa never had n fair. so lucid President Greene' would-bcan and aa a for a gold was "all right," and would was understand them. Buffalo I state few a compliment ing respect the these words from Mr. Lincoln? Will standard If he thought that free silver will of the majority. The with that. 1 heartily indorse impartial trial ia prohibition. In every Express, satisfied la man who secretary could see you not heed the would reduce his debts by one-halcandidate for president But the instance, even its partial enforcement quite enthusiastic, and aays that Chair- in what danger this country ia in from the REMARK The and man reck is now (or silver, haring the condltlen of things he waned us great issue ta that of free allver. It la a by officers who were interested in Dam A wav with Hieing. relief that the country demands. The many cases in having the law a An Ingenious Frenchman has doh producers can see for themselves. looked into the matter and found tbe against? democratic party la the one to give it failure, was accompanied by the hap sway with the need of bluing in launare doing faliarlea of tbe gold men. He declares Papers like the TImes-lUrai- d Prohibition, decently to the people. I am haartiiy In accord piest results. He makes a soap In which ha great service for free sliver. Not hav- that after a careful Inquiry through She (new to tbe game) Wbat ia tbe with the platform. My whole life and enforced by officers determined to do dering. U aide on certain the It matters its that he state silver a solution of aniline green (ruth the garbles naing incorporates this would trannfurin their dutr, To He show for? (a roolar) soul are In the free silver movement In such n way that It makes the derep-lo- n nentlment Is strong In Wisconsin, and umpire acetic arid. The alkali of most within in month to the a tion prosstrong there ta no pleasure without Its I am an intense silver man and I want plain to the average reader. The that It Is growing eteadll). Associated that perous. moat intelligent n4 happiest the soap converts the green to bluo, Philadelphia North American to see the legislation of 1878 repealed." nation in the world. alley. wage-earnknows full well that or- - Press. nd there you are. Buffalo Courier ; lf , , : j j Onn-..i!i- , ic sub-parti- es lo 91-5- CLEVELAND ON PARTY FEALTY i to-da- 1 It de-vot-ed ld fifty-- seven 200-ce- nt ay I pa I fair-mind- ed e , t. j Vlci-lrmlrtt- ! ex-Go- e f? ! wage-earne- rs j |