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The Commoner.
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Good Work by Commoner Readers
Commoner readers who liaye taken f ham, Jowa; John F. Strobm, North
advantage oC the special subscription lAuourn, Ohio.
offer have sent in yearly subscriptions
in number as follows: John J. Clancy,
Brooklyn, N. Y., 10; Wm. G. Critten
den, Mt. Clomens, Mich., 10; John C.
Winterringer, Buckeye City, Ohio, 6;
J. K Hoop, Sheridan, Wyo., 7; Clark
Downey, Stuart, Iowa, 14; H. A. Ed
wards,, Niles, Mich., XI "W. S. Whan,
Center Point, W. Va., 6; Dan Walsh,
Miller, S. D., 1?; A. F. Vedder, White
Hill, 111., 8; Fred Litchard, Caneadea,
N. Y., 6; M. V. Kessler, Rosedale,
Ind., 8; Geo. B. Harris, Fountain City,
Ind., 8; E. P. Hawkins, Amsterdam,
Mo., 0; N. P. Eisenmeyer, Nestor,
Calif., 12; Isaac E. Hires, Salem, N.
J, 15; B. A, Kirc.hner, Nichols, Iowa,
6; Wm. Ash, Ashley, W. Va.,- 7; H.
Clarence Austin, Elwood, Ind., 6; J.
M. Stratton, Sanger, Tex., 7; H. M.
Murphy, New CpTmerstown, Ohio, 11;
Jf. D. Crenshaw, Cambria, Via., 11; J.
Peterson, Blakesburg, Iowa, 7; M, L..
Brown, Mt. Pleasant, Tex., 6; W L,-
Elliott, Aberdeen, S. D., 16; John I.
Keech, Spry, Penn., 7; Jas. G. Craig,
Arthur, 111., 7.
The following subscribers have sent
in five yearly subscriptions: W, C.
Ledbetter, Marlow, I". T.; John S.
Thomson, Farmersburg, Ind.; J. W.
Wingate, White Haven, Md.; E. W.
erguson, Hartington, Neb.; John
Harshberger, Paula, Ga.; E. C. Leach,
Fairmont, Ind.; David F. Hite, Clarks
burg, Ind.; M. D. Taylor, Aztec, N.
M.: H. K..Kerr, M. D., Hammond, N.
Y.; Milton Alcklen, Asheville, N. C.;
ayette Smith, Ridgefleld, Park, N. J.;
N.- F. Fletcher, Alliance, Nebr.; Allen
G. Wiggins, Shrevepbrt, La.; R. T.
Mayo, Olaflin, Kans.; C. M.F3ngland,
Meriden, Kans.; X.. M. Nash, Grand
Rapids, WIs.5 C. R. .Goucher, Wahoo,
Nebr:; J; C: Ashley, S. Royalton, Vt..;
John Saylei Ottumwa,.. Iowa; J. T.
Chantry, Grimes, la.; Mitchell Lhane
Norwich, Ohio; U. L. Ramsey,, Derby,
Ind.; O. H. Clifford, St. John, Wash.;
R. R. Sumner, Bridgeport, Tenn.; Jas,
W. McGarry, Shenandoah, W. Va.; W.
W. Modlin, -New Castle, Ind:; Chas.
Hohlfeld, Hastings, Neb.; T. J. Welch,
Ballard, I. T.; N. B. Harnes, Colorado
City, Colo.; Wm. . Poindexter,
Louisa, Vav; John A. Barnett, Kewan
na, Ind.; W. W. Carpenter, Hundred,
W. Va.; A, P. O'Brien, Grand Rapids,
Mich.: A. L, Cummins, Wisdom, Ky.;
A. J. Morrison, Rushville, Ind.; Jeromeq
Morgan, Frederick, Okla.; A. V. Hood,
TVInomac, 'Ind.; D: BV Finkj Topeka,
Kans.'; John Fox, Dubuque, Iowa; Geo.
Turbett, Decker, Ind.; Wm. Conrad,
Warsaw, Ind.; J. J.Carlin, Bassett,
Neb.; R. P. Williams, Wayne, Neb.;
Col. J. M. French, Douglas, Ariz.-; N.
R. Featherstone, Vera, Va.; L. G.
Reif snider, Lake, Ohio; J. M, Day,
Gulf port, Miss.; J. D. Rodman, Earl-
Faint Spells
are very often attributed to biliousness, ana
the stomach is treated to cathartics.
That's -wrong. , .,..,.
Faint spells are often accompanied by bilious
ness, but you will also notice shortness of
breath, asthmatic breathiner. oppressed f eelinir
inchest, weak or hunjrry spells, which are all
early symptoms of heart weakness.
Don't make the mistake of treating the stom
ach when the heart is thesourcedf the trouble.
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) Dr. Miles'
V "NewHeartCure
will strengthen the nerves and muscles of the
heart, and the fainting spells, together with
all other heart troubles, will disappear.
' "Four years ago I was very low with heart
trouble, could hardly walk. One day I had a
fainting spell, and thought I would ale. Soon
after I began using Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, and
after taking three bottles I feel that I am
Sured.''MltS. EFFIE CLOTJGH. Ellsworth
Falls, Maipe.
The first bottle will benefit, if not, the
druggist will return your money.
The following lottenj are self-explanatory:
R. G. "Wilson, Jr., Lees Summit, Mo.
Please find enclosed draft for $33
and list of subscribers for The Com
moner. C. R. Searlej Montgomery City, Mo.
I have solicited these subscriptions
at club rates, as a lover of sound
politics. 1 admire the gtand The Com
moner takes for the masses, every
arguing from the standpoint of right
and fairness. I am going to talk up
the primary pledge with my neigh
bors. I am willing to attend the pri
maries, but I am opposed to being
required by a party lash to support
the nominee, whether he bo good or
bad. I am not much of a yellow dog
man. v
B. J. Gcitman, St. LouiB, Mo. I
herewith enclose check lor $3-00 for
the current year. I am pleased to
note the universal interest manifested
in the good work undertaken by Tie
Commoner, and the success it is meet
ing with throughout the country. It
is exceedingly gratifying to know that
the people are at last rising against
the tryanny of monopolistic oppression
and asserting their rights.
W. H, Cummins of Grandview, Tenn.
Please find enclosed money exchange
order for seven names for the one
grand Simon pure defender of old
time Jeffersonlau principles of De
mocracy The Commoner.
D. L. Barron of Hlgbee, Mo, Bn-
clpsed please, find P. O. order for $3.00,
for which please send The Commoner
to parties whose name I enclose. I
wish in every honorable way to try
and extend The Commoner's influence
among our people, I am getting old,
but will try to do what good I can
while here. I love The Comirjoner,
.and am proud to know that I am one
.of Its charter members. Long live
The Commoner.
J. V. Slinkard, Zalma, Missouri.
Please find money order for $&.40 to
pay for nine subscriptions for The
Commoner one year. This makes three
clubs of subscribers, In all twenty-one
subscribers, I have sent to The Com
moner. I wish I could send in many
more. There are two republicans in
the above list. I live in a very strong
republican vicinity, "and republicans
are not much inclined to take The
Commoner. I would to God I could
Induce many republicans to subscribe
for The Commoner and read it, and
let them see the folly of their way
of voting.
J. C. Pinker of West Point, Nebr.
I herewith enclose $7,20 in payment
for twelve subscriptions to The Com
moner, ten being renewals and two
new subscribers, being 60c each. The
now subscribers would appreciate
sample copies of, The Commoner con
taining Mr. Bryan's first and second
letters.
B. F. Riley of Paradise Valley, Nev.
I send you eight new subscribers,
and renew my own. Could have sent
more, as subscribers are anxious to
get Mr. Bryan's letters. "Will send
more later. Snow too deep now to get
around. Success to Mr Bryan and
The Commoner.
Chas. A. Brothers, Belleplaine, Sask,
Canada I send enclosed $1.00 in pay
ment of my subscription for this year.
I would not be without the paper, and
keep digesting the contents thoroughly
from week to week. I heartily approve
of the "primary pledge" plan as it
strikes at the very source of the dif
ficulty. My only reason for not sign
ing long ago Is that I am not resident
In the United State's, though It i3 my
fixed purpose to return to Delaware in
a few years perhaps in time for the
next presidential contest. The reason
for the purpose is to dedicate my time
to reforms politically, it being the
J matter of first Interest to me.
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