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The Commoner.
OCTOBER 2, 1903.
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Cafrollton (111.) Gazette: Every
democrat Is united upon opposition to
trusts, upon tariff reform, upon equal
taxation and upon egual rights to all
and special privileges to none.
Corning (la.) Jres Press: Mr. Sul
livan don't believe, the money ques
tion is settled as long as the republi
can leaders are advocating an asset
currency and the government loaning
money to the banks without interest
Akron (0.) Democrat: The republi
can papers all over the country are
howling- about the democratic con
vention being "all Johnson, all John
son." They seem to forget that the
state republican convention was all
Hajma.
4
oodsfleld (O.) Spirit of Democ
racy: Trust busting by the adminis
tration has suddenly retired into
"innocuous desuetude." Another
pointer that'Hanna is to be presiden
tial campaign manager. Mr. Hanna is
on itho other side of the trust busting
issue. f ,,
"Eureka (111.) Democrat-Journal
Cfcaungpy Depew receives $100,000 per
year as president of the Vanderbilt
railroads: " He is a director in sixty
seven corporations and receives from
ten to twenty dollars for attending
each meeting of every board, and yet
Uncle Sam pays this man for pre
tending to represent New York in the
- THE YALUE OF CHARCOAL
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Few People. Know How Useful It is in Per
serving Health and Beauty.
Jearly" everybody knows that char
cpal is th& safest and most efficient
dieiAfectant .and purifier in nature, but
few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take of it tin better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities alwayu present
in the stomac and intestines and car
ries them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and im
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth and further acts as. a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
It absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; It
disinfects the irouth and throat from
the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In one
ferm or another, but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money
Is in Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges;
tbey are composed of the finest pow
dered Willow charcoal, and other
harmless antiseptics in tablet form or
rather in the form of large, pleasant
tasting lozenges, the charcoal being
mixed "with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condi
tion of the general health, better com
plexion, sweeter breath and purer
blood, and the beauty of it is, that
no possible harm can result from -their
continued UBe,jbt on the contrary,
great benefit.?'
A Buffalo phyMcian . in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal, says "I ad
vise Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges to
ell patients suffWng from gas in the
etomachand bowels, and to clear thg
complexion afid purify the breath,
mouth and throat; I also believe the
liver is greatly benefited by the daily
use of them; th cost but 25 cents a
box at -drug stores, and although In
some sense a patent preparation, yet I
believe I get more and better charcoal
in Stuart's Abecrbent Lozenges than in
ny of the ordinary charcoal tablets."
United-States senate. He represents
nothing but corporato wealth.
Lamar (Mo.) Leader: Over in Ohio
the reorganizes seem to bo small po
tatoes and very few in a hill.
Sidney (la.) Herald: Some people
are afraid of democratic free trade and
in the meantimo tariff-fostered trusts
are eating them up.
Manson (la.) Democrat: Funny
how the Sherman anti-trust law Is so
operative when applied to a labor un
ion and so inoperative when- an at
tempt is made to apply it to a trust,
isn't it?
Auburn (Neb.) Granger: Another
transport with 302 dead soldiers ar
rived in New York on the 12th from
Manila. The vessel has been on the
way since July 2. War Is hell and
the results are yet looming -up.
Rockville (Ind.) Tribune: We ob
ject to the Itockville Republican call
ing Cleveland's gold standard soup
houses "democratic." They existed
under the same financial policy as has
since been upheld by the republican
party.
Nebraska City (Neb.) News: Abra
ham Lincoln is supposed to have done
a great deal for his country, yet his
salary was only half what President
Roosevelt is getting and ho never took
government money to buy or fit up
yachts for himself.
Hamilton (O.) Sun: There is one
thing about" the democratic state plat
formit is courageous. There is no
dodging. There is no effort to escape
the real issues. There Isn't an inhar
monious nottf throughout. There is no
subterfuge no evasion.
Leon (la.) Reporter: Don't think,
patient public, because you have hoard
so little of Mark Hanna of late that
he has subsided permanently. When
the republican campaign is launched
Mark will be much in evidence in the
Interest of monopoly. The only thing
he could talk about now would be the
postoffice scandal and of course that is
not In his line."
Rockville (Ind.) Tribune: If the
republican party is responsible for
good prices of farm products in the
United States as our esteemed cotem
would have us believe, why are these
prices still higher in England? And,
by the way, why is prosperity world
wide instead of being confined to the
United States? Surely the republican
party Is not responsible for affairs in
Europe. ,
Howells (Neb.) Journal: The trust
question promises to be the leading
issue in the national campaign one
year hence. Our republican frjends
can be trusted to denounce trusts and
at the same time bleed each and ev
ery one of the monopolies of the coun
try for a campaign fund. That's what
they did the last time and that's what
they will do again. Every trust In
the land is a child of republican crea
tion and there is no evidence to war
rant the belief, that the parent in
tends going back on Its offspring.
Coldwater (Mich.) Star: Two pri
vate banks, one at Lagrange and one
at Topeka, Ind., have suspended with
deposits of poor people amounting to
s-iRA.nnn. These banks got none of
the $4,000,000 government funds Secre
tary Shaw has just distributed imong
fifty pet banks to "move the crops!"
If only those two banks had had the
privilege of issuing currency under
the proposed g. o. p. plan upon their
"assets" of course they could continue
business because the more they owed
depositors the more "money" they
could issue. Of course the money
question. Is settled! t
Albort Lea (Minn.) Standard: The
Ohio and Nebraska brand of democ
racy does not please the rcpublicnu
newspapers and thus do wo know it
must bo all right
Fremont (Nob.1 HGrnlfl-T.nnilpr? Thn
administration officials confer about
trusts and nothing is done. The trust
magnates confer and the screws "are
tightened upon the consumers.
Carml (111.) Democrat: Tho gen
tlemen who were yelling so lustily for
an "honest dollar" soven years ago
aro now favoring an asset currency
bill wilder in its provisions than a
"populist nightmare." Will "elastic
currency" be good in Europe?
Hastings (Nob.) Democrat: When
a subpoena was served on Postmaster
General Payne to appear In tho postal
cases as a witness ho took to tho
woods. This is only mentioned to
show how anxious tho Roosevelt ad
ministration is to place tho guilt where
it belongs.
Centerville (Ind.) Journal: Secre
tary Shaw announces that ho Is going
to loan tho banks $40,000,000 this fall
and take state, county and municipal
bonds as security. The secretary
needs no Aldrich bill. Ho is a law un
to hlmBelf since he had a conference
with Wall street swindlers.
Coshocton (O.) Democrat and Stand
ard: As the exponent of boodle, cor
ruption, bosslsm and servility to
trusts Mark Hanna is much better
known today than ho was six years
ago, and the voters of tho Buckeye
State aro more determined than ever
to elect a legislature that will Bond
to Washington an honest man who is
tiuly representative of tho people.
Hastings (Neb.) Democrat: In Tho
Commoner of laBt week was a cartoon
by Spencer, whicn is plain to all. Tho
"sword of justice" is shown, and how
elastic in its operation! It strikes all
around the rich despoiler of the pub
lic, and never touches him, but it docs
strike tho average citizen. The car
toon Is a true story of today, and that
It is true reflects no credit upon tho
president and his assistants.
Mayville (N. Y.) Sentinel: Senator
Gorman is up to his old game of trim"
ming. He is "in favor of a conserva
tive tariff reform." The MarylanJ
senator is an able and wily steersman
and has threaded many a sinuous and
intricate channel, but his attempts to
guide his bark through protection and
free trade beliefs in such a way as to
win the confidence of the advocates of
both policies is a little the most he
has yet undertaken.
Aurora (Neb.) Register: It was not
a fusion editor, it was Walter Well
man, the great republican correspon
dent, who wrote President Roosevelt
down as such a hypocrite that he was
making the play of opposition to
trusts to get the support of the people
and was supporting the Aldrich bill
to retain the favor of Wall street- No
fusion paper has as yet produced such
an arraignment of the president,
though most of them have thought it
pretty nearly time for some of the
presidential words to be backed up
with deeds along the first line and
have wondered how he could give
countenance to such an infamy as the
financial measure that he socms anx
Iouh to promote.
Grand Island (Nob.) Democrat: Th
transport Kllpatrlck arrived this week
from Manila carrying tho dead bodies
of 302 American soldiers tho last reg
ular quartorly installment of Uncle
Sam's purchaso prico of tho Philip
pines. David City (Neb.) Press: Tho Lin
coln Star and Fremont Tribune have
boon disputing tho proposition as to
the number of congressmen exposed la
connection with tho postal fraud.
Tho Omaha World-Herald endeavors
U sooth tho belligerents with tho as
feuranco that no moro of them have
been exposed than could bo helped.
Tho Investigators have done tho beat
they could to smother tho stench.
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