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The Nebraska Advertiser
FUIDA.Y, O0TOI3ER .'10. 1800.
INGERSOLL ON MONEY.
rtio Colonel States Homo I'ltiln Truths In
Ills Own Pulque Way.
Following1 is nn extract from tho
speech of Col. Robert 0. Ingersall at
Chicago on October 8:
Money that is money needs no guar
antee, needs no backer; it 3s always
g-ood. No matter how many nations go
down to dust, good money rouuvrns far
evcr the same. We have a man running
for the presidency on thiree phutformw,
with tAvo vice presidents, tliat says
money is a ereaturei of law. If the
government can make money by law,
T.ihy should the government collect
Uixcs? According to Mr. Bryan, our
fathers were the friemds of silver, and
yet our dctir old fathers in nil their
lives minted, only 8,000,000 of these sa
cred dollars. Now, see what the ene
mies of silver have done.- Since 1873
the enemies of silver have coined over
430,000,000 of these dollars, mid yet
silver kept going down. We are coin
ing now over $2,000,000 a mouth, and
silver keeps going down.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, in 3873,
voted for the law of 1873. lie said,
from hisHpeech in thesenintc, that God
hud made gold the Htnndard. He said
that gold was the mother of civiliza
t'on. Whether he has lieaixl from God
since or not I do not know. Hut now he
is on, the other side. Senator Stewart., of
Nevada, was (thereat the time, but voted
for the (tot of 1S73, and said, that gold
was the only standard. Ho has changed
his niiittl. No government coat afford to
be a clipper on coins.
A greut republic cannot afford io
slninp a lie on silver or gold or paper.
Honest money for n honest people, Is
sued by an honest nation. You cannot
make a paper dollar without taking a
dollar's worth of paper. We must have
paper that represents money. I'wantit
issued by the government, and I .want
bcfldnd everyone of those paper dollars
either a dollar in gold or a silver
dollar worth 100 cents, so tiliat every
greenback under the Hag can lift up ite
htuidfl and. swear: "I know that my re
deemer llveth.-" Tliat was where I was
20 years ago, and that Is where 1 am to
night. For nations and individuals, at all
times, every whereand forever, lianas ty
In flie bejst policy. Better be an honest
bankrupt tlian n rich thief. Poverty can
hold in its hand the jewel hoivor o
jewel that outshines all other gems. A
thousand times hotter be poor and noble
tilian rich and fraudulent. Nobody can
be helped by free coinage except the-few
people who could pay their debts if they
were willing?. Some say tlmt it would
help the mine owners. It would not.
Coining this bullion into dollars would
not increase its value, bocauce you could
coin tho bullion of the whole world and
the supply would be greater thau tJio
demand. Ilave free coinage tio-morrow,
and there is not a sliver mine owner
that would make n dollar not mio 'by
ohanging it into American coin. It
would be worth, only what the bullion
is worth in tho open market.
We want good money good, honest
money. And there was never any reah
prosperity for a natdon or an individual
without honesty, withoutintegrity, and
it is our duty to preserve the reputation
of tho great republic.
Cuba's Dl8couriKlnB KTj)cr!cnt.
Cuba is furnishing a nearby example
of the beauties of government regula
tion of the value of money on the Bryan
plan. Capt. Gen. Weyler had a deficient
supply of cash, and so ho had tho Banco
Ispuuol put out a lot of pnper money
and issued a stringent edict thnt every
body should take it at a par with gold.
As tho island is practically under mar
tial law, there was government con
trol of the currency at its best. If you
didn't take the baiiic bills at pa" you
were liablo to be shot. Even Bryan
couldn't do more for silver than that.
But did the edict keep the bank notes
at par? Not for a day. Almost instant
ly they were at a discount, which soon
amounted to 20 per cent. ISvcn with
guns and bayonets you cannot make
80 cents equal a dollar. Weyler lias had
to give up trying. He lias finally al
lowed tho Havana stock exchange to
quote the value of the bank bills in gold.
We were going to say that this proves
.the powerlessncss of law to establish
the value of money, but we remem
ber in time that Cuba has less than 2,
000,000 population to our 7.0,000,000;
that she never put down the greatest
rebellion of modern timefl; but her
jnhabitants are not the richest, proud
est, most intelligent people on earth,
and so we are not bo sure. Her case is
only a part of universal experience,
but we have changed all that. N. Y.
Post.
Conilsoiitlon of Property.
A farmer who had his crop of wheat
stored in the granary or a manufacturer
who had his warehouse filled with tho
products of his factory would think it
tern outrage if the government should
insist upon confiscating one-half of his
wheat or his goods. What better is it
ly the adoption of free silver coinage to
confiscate one-half of tho wage of tho
laborer or one-half of ids accumulated
savings, or one-half of the dower of tho
widow, or one-half of the pension of the
soldier? Philadelphia Record.
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS.
Tho following proposod amondmonts
to tho Oouatittition of the Stato of Ne
braska, as hereinafter sot forth in f nil,
aro submitted to the oleotors of tho
Stato of Nebraska, to bo voted upon
at tho general election, to bo hold Tues
day, Novombor 8, A. D., 1800:
A joint resolution proposing to
nmond Boctions two (2), four (4), and
flvo (5.) of urtiolo six () of tho Consti
tution of tho Stato of Nebraska, relating
to number of judges of tho Bupromo
court nnd their term of office
Bo it resolved find unnoted by tho IiNln
turo of the Suits of Nubniska:
Section 1. Tlmt nootlon two (3) of nrtlolo
six 00 of tho Constitution of th Mute
of Ntibrnslisi bo utnemlod ho m to read an fol
lows: Sootlon 2. Tho supremo conrt nhnlt nntll
otherwise provl led by lur, ooiiMi: of llv
(5) JudtftH. u nirtjority or whom ahull bin"
wirv to form n. uuoriim or to pron-iime-i
adpcinlon. It nlinll Imvo orifflnnl jurl-id-l tl u
In rumw rolutitii to reonue civil cno .n
which th? statu Hlmll bo n party, mun.laimw,
quo warranto, hnbe.in corpus, nnd nil h
nppollnts jurisdiction, as may bo provlilo.i jy
lnw.
Section 'X Tlmt Hoctlnn four (4) of ,ir'lr o
six (0) of the CoiiHtltution of th. B ti
of Nubmika, bo umundud ho ni to leu I ni .
lowd :
Soutlon . TSs Judce-i of the xnprt'tnn
court slull bo uinatM t liv thi olectors of Im
MtntD nt lwrire, nnd their t-nn of oftVti i-.t
ccpt nn h-relimftor provld-d. ulrill oil for i
portidof not bias thnn flvo (5) ynra us ho
lcislnturt may proscrlhi.
fckvtioii U 'I hut Moi-tioii flvo ) of nrtin e
fix (0) of tho Constitution of tho rirnto of No
bruHK.n, 1 e nnin loil to road ns f .llnw i :
Spot Ion K At tho first ironuiAl olec tl in
bo hold in tho year lsUil. thoro lmil Im oleoto I
two CO jiKlgrs of tho NUurriHi e urt nni
of whom hIihII bo ulocted for t Tin cf
two (2 yrirH. mm for tint torm of four ()
yeur.s. wtid ut eanh Ronoral o'.entio'i thoro
lifter, tluT hlmll bti cl!ctod otih juU" '.f
the HuproniH court for tho trm ..( fira
6) y(ir.s, unlcNi otherwise providfd ny
law; Provided, that tho Juduus of tho hu
premn court whosu tonni Imvo not expired
at the i n of holding tho Rcnerid tli'0
tion of 180(1. Ahull conttnun to hold thoir
offlco for tho ri'innln.lor of tho torm for
which thoy wero rcapoctlvoly commis
Bionod. Approved March '0, A. D. 1005.
A joint resolution proposing nn
amendment to section thirteen (HI) of
article six of tho Constitution of tho
State of Nebraska, minting to com
pensation of Bupromo and district court
judges.
ll It rosolvod Dy tho JjQgldlaturo of tho SUte
of Nobnmka:
Seollon 1. That HfCtion thlrtoon
(l'O of
artioie hix 0) of tin Constitution ot
th'i jinti
of Nooi a ikt be amendrd .so an to
read iih fgl
lows :
Hec. 13 Tho judKO-i or the auprome nn I
dlntrlct conrta shnll receive for their servlcos
Bueh coinpt.nfl itiou tin may be pr.iviJod by law,
payable quarterly.
The legislature nhu'1 nt lti flrHt nns'ilon
nfter tho n;loptlo'i of tliU hui-ii ,iiu . .
threo-flfths of tho membori o oo tsi r.
ea-h hoii'ie eotifurrliw. osfibih ih r
compurgation. The oompensatiiin so n
tabiinhed h1u.I1 not bo chiuuod .f tsri
than onco in lour vear.-il and in no oven' v. u hi
two-thirds of th i momluM rluut-il to
tiu.hihouse of tho leidaturo conuur
theroln.
Approvod Mrch !M, A. D 1893.
A joint resolution proponing to
amend section twenty-four (IM) of
nrticlo flvo (3) of the Constitution of
tho Stato of Nebraska, relating to com
pensation of tho officers of tho exocuti7-
dopartmont.
Be it resolved nnd onaotod by the Lojtl.slarn -i
of the State of Nebraska:
Section 1. Uhn neciion twentv-four (VI)
of article flvo (.0 of tlu Cousiitutioi of tuj
State of Noiiraiua be amowdoii to icul iih f 1
lows :
Suction 24. Tho ofileors of the executive
defiartmeui of tho s.ato Kovot-iiment h!i .1
rouolvu for thoir sorvicoi a aonijnui .Ht-u:i
n bo eitubliHhod by law. whi h sludl
nuithor tnor.-ai'jd nor dimininhud during tho
torm for which they bliall lure Lens om
misrtloneil and thoy ahull not roelvo to tH nr
own ueuuy feis, cosih, interests, uuoii pu llo
moneys in their hands or under their con. rol,
perqulsltoH of ottiso or othjr com .e i
ration and all feed that may h--ro
ofti-r be payable n Imw f.ir hoi-vu-jh
performed by an oflirer providoJ for la
thin article shall be paid in advance into t ho
Htuto tteauury. The hwlsluturo .shull nt iti
flrnt session attr tho adoption of this nmeiia
ment, thieo fltths of tho members oJeiitovl .o
each houfo of the liiifirilaturo con
currlnK, uHtnbllHh tho uaturlori of the
oiUonrs named iu thin article The co n
I'.. ligation no ojiublished shall not be chunyod
oftener thau oaco lu four yu.im and in no
event unlt-m two-thirds or the members
elected toeauh hou.su uf tho loglmaturo cuusur
thoreln.
Approved March 29. A. D. 1805.
A joint resolution proposing to nmond
section ono (1) of article six (G) of
tho Constitution of the Stato of Nobrns
ka, relating to judical power.
Bait resolved and enaoted by tho Leglsla
turo of tho Sti.o of NeOrmka:
beotiou 1. That dooliou on (1) of article six
(0) of the Constitution of the Stu.o of Nubiaslc.
be nmrnded to ead as f olio wh :
Section 1. Tho Judliiui power of thin ntato
ehuli bo vested In a Hupremo court, district
court.s, county cottria justices of rho
pcuto, police uiaKlstrutes, and iu such other
conns inferior to th.i .supremo couit as may
bo oi cited by law in which two-thirds of
the members elected to each houau
concur.
Approved Ma"rch 20, A. I). 1805
A joint resolution proposing to
nmond section eleven (11) of article six
(0) of tho Constitution of tho Stato of
Nebraska, relating to increase in num
ber of supremo and district court
judges.
Be it roiolvod nnd enaatod by tho Legislature
of tho Stato of Ntibrajlt-i:
r-ootion 1. That Hectlon elovou (11) of
artielo ulx (0) of the (JoiiHiltution of tbo btate
of Nobru.ilui bo amuudud to read ai fol
lOiliii
'-vviiii'Ijihhiiiiui jytti.j-'jv.mm-jiuviiK
CFction It. Tho le2Ulfttur. whenever two.1?. & JZL. lU J?,., "'?. ?."
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wuu ..wmi.-i.. -..w ..M..I...FV fki. iittiui'j' -nviui
im um unuuur vuu .muo hi uyfiy luur Juan.,
murriiyo tuu ukiiuuur ui juuuos 111 hii
iiniuivi if un.
sk,;
: r-.. :-- . .".
ln.il'
be Ioiuea of com
110 iu tuuu w vviuiiinub inrriLcirv. miiii
oounnea oy county iinoj
-- . - , . .
and such in
crenao, or any cMiiko in tli iioumWriei
of a district, nhall not vaoato tho oQioo of nuy
Juil(?e.
Approval llaroh 30, A. D. KOi.
A joint resolution proposing to nmond
pcction six (0) of artielo ono (1) of tho
Ooufltitution of tho Stato of Nebraska,
rohitlu? to trial by jury,
B It renolved and cnnotetl by theLojIslaturo
cf th-i Stato of Nebraska:
Section 1. That geotion nix (rt), artiolo ono
(i) of the Constitution of the Stato of No
Urnnka bo amendi-d to rcjd a followH:
Section 0. 'lhe risht of trial hr jury Hh.ill
remain inviolato, bui tho li;iH!ature may pro
vido tht In civil uotloiM flvi-lxths of tho Jiiry
muv render a vordiot. and thH lnKlslatuni mny
alno nu'horizit trial by n Jury of a ixi nuuibur
thnn twuivo mon, iu courts inferior to tho dla
ti let court.
Approved March 23, A D. 1S03.
A joint resolution proposing to
omoiid section ono (l) of nrticlo flvo (5)
of tho Constitution of Nebraska, relat
ing to ofllccrs of tho exeoutivo depart
ment. Bo It rqiolvwl nnd onactod by the Lochia
turo of I ho 8tuo of Nebraska:
Soctlou 1. That nectlon ono (1) of ar
tlcl.' live CO of tho Constitution of the Stato
or Neurimka bo nmoudid to road in fol
Iowh :
Section 1 Tho executive dopartmont shall
conxmt of a govotnor, llmitonant-Kovornor,
ocroUry of stiito nu itor of jmb In nccuuntH,
treuiun.r, mi orlntomlrnt of public In
rtiuctlou, nttornoy (.licrnl comiii.sHloner
of puuilo lunds and building, and thrco
rni road rommisslou.irH, ca h ot whom,
oxivpt the uiiil r-illroad commiBlonors,
uluili hold hl. ofllco for a term of
two yoais. from the flrHt Thur.sday after
tho llrnt lHiesilay in .tnnn.try, nftor
hiH elocMon, au'l until hU HiioccHHor H
nut-tod and quallflod. Kn-h nilroad roin
mUHiouor Hhali hold His olllco for a term of
three jf-nrH bninnnint; on tho first Thursday
tutor tho firs' Tuesday In .fit. Murj a tor
Ms e.o tion, nud until hii uu.vcd
lor in rlui led i.U'l qui Iflnd Piovldcd,
liownvnr, Thac ut tho flidt geuiTtii oli'o
rlon luidRttor tiio udontlon of thH nmond
meat ihm-n hhtu bo u uu'tea thn-o nillroad
oiimmlsilo'ior. nnt) f o tho porlu.l of ono
year, one lor tho tmrlnd of two yenrs, and
ono for the p-riod of throo years. Tlt gov
oruor, Heorotary of stute, uudltor of liub.
lie account), and trousurer nlmll rsido at
tho capital duriiiK thoir term of oCIm;
thoy nhill kren the pnbllu rccoidi, books
nud pupnrs thori ami sluiil purforui Buoh du
ties a-i may be rcqiilroit by lnw.
Approved March W, A. D. 1805.
A joint resolution proposing to
nmond section twenty-six (2(J) of nr
ticlo flvo (5) of the Constitution of tho
State of Nebraska, limiting tho num
ber of exeoutivo stato olllcers.
B it rouolve.l and .nautod by tho Leu
liluturo of tho Htite of Nebiusku:
Koction 1. That section twenty-nix ('Jo) of
article five (A) of tho Constitution of tho
State of Nebraska bu iimnndud to read us
follown:
Kiiotion 2d. No other oxocullro state ofll
eers oxeept thmii named in ho tion ou.i (1)
of thtH article nIikII bo crti'ited, "Xfept
by un act of ths luu'islaturo which is
concurrod in by not Ih-h than throe-fourtlH
of tho members elected .to each house
thereof;
Provided, Tliat any oilloa cre-ited by nn
not of tivt legislature uuif bo iibo'lulrud ..y
the loifial'aturo, two-thirds t tho lnin
tiers oleuted to ouuh house thereof concur
rinj?. Approved March U0. A. D.. 180J.
A joint resolution proposing to
amend section nino (5)) of article eight
(8) of the Constitution of tho Stnte of
Nebraska, providing for tho investment
oflho permanent educational funds of
the stato.
Bolt risolvod and enacted by tho LcKirt'a
turn of the Stnte of N bra. Ha!
Section 1. Tliat V' "'to i nine CO of arti '(
eight (8) of tho i onsiltiitiiH of tho St-r,i
of Neiuasku lo n)iu-n.lid to loud as lol
lown:
Section 0. All funds bolonijlna to the Htatn
for odui'i.tlouul purpoiies, tho luturiMt nnd
Income whereof oidy arc to be lined, h ill
Ue deemed tvust fund) hold by the Hta'te,
and the fltatu shall nupply all losses then
of that may in any manner accrn.i, ho that
the waine nhull remain forever inviolate
nnd iindlmlnishud and shad not be in
vented or ion .ed excopt on United States
or m,ite koi'tirltie!, or rouiriiered counts
bonds or ro'lntered suho il district bonds (if
this Htuto, and mi-h funds with tho inter.
eit and inoomo thereof aro horebv solemn
ly pledged fertile purpoei for will, h thoy
aro granted and Hot apart, and uliall not
bo tiansferred to nuyothor fund for othoi
usoh;
Provided, Tho board created by Ruction
1 of this article ii empowered to soil from
time to time any of the securities belon'ink'
to tho permanent school fund and invest
the proceeds mishit; therefrom lu nny of the
Bocuriticu onumerated lu this nuction bear
liiK H hl'hor rate of Interest whenever
mi opportunity for hotter investment is pro.
Dented;
And provided fnrther, That when nny
warrant up.,n the mate troanuior rcK
lilarly issued in pursuance of nn appropri
ation by tho legislature and secured by the
levy of a tax for its payment, shall
bo proHontod to iho Htnte treasurer for
payment, and there Hhall not be any
monoy in tho proper fund to pay Huoh
warrant, tho board crentod by Nectlon 1
of this artio e m ty direct the state treas
urer to nay tho amount duo on Bueh war
runt from moiipyn in his hands belonging
to the per-nanent school fund of tho Mate,
and he whall hold snld warrant as an in
vestment of ca.d permanent school fund.
Approvod March 20, A D 1805.
A joint resolution proposing nn
nmoudmout to tho Constitution of tho
Stnto of Nebraska by adding n new
Eection to nrticlo twelve (12) of Bind
constitution to be munborod section
two (2) relative to tho merging of tho
government of cities of tho metro
politan class and tho government of
tho counties wherein such cities uro
located.
Bo it resolved and enacted by tho Legis
lature of tho late of Nebradca:
Section 1. That nrtlolo twelve (12) of the
Constitution of the Htuto of Nour.ulca bo
amended ly addles to Hald article a now Hec
tlon to lio numbered nuctlon two (-Q to read
iih follows:
Sootlon . Tho uovernmont of any olty of
the iimtrojio.ltiiii cIhih and the k'ov-
nut of. tha tuutir ln w-"ii
inutm
nrr.ivuj iwiiMUVH IAMBI'
. vi
Tu.vor? "" cr "' coimty mm ro.
of Biich city nnd
r(lVAa
the ns -ion t of a
mnjorlty of tho
vntiu rmf. In Qii.'h Mt.v nn,l nUn . '..!...
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county oxuiiuiive
Approved March 20, A. D. 1805.
A joint resolution proposing nn
nmonumoivt to section six (0) of nrticlo
Bovcn (7) of the Constitution of tho
Stato of Nobraskn, proscribing tho
manner in which votes shall bo cast.
Bo it resolved and euaoted by the
urn of tho State of Nebnuka:
Lotflslat-
Sootlon I Tint otlon hIx (0) of article
seven (7) of the Constitution of the Stato
of Nebraska bo ahioudod to read na fol
lows: Kootlon 0. All votes Hhall bo by ballot, or
Htich ther method M may bo pruMorlbed
by law provided tho soorooy vt voting bo
prosorvi'd.
Approved March 20, A D. 1803.
A joint resolution proposing to
nmond section two (2) of nrticlo four
toon (14) of tho Constitution of tho
Btnto of Nebraska, rolativo to donations
to workB of internal improvement nnd
manufactories.
Do it rodolved and enaotrd by tho IiOB
lslature of the Htuto of NebroHka :
Suction 1 That koctlou two (vl) of nrticlo
fourteen (14) of tho Constitution of tho
Stute of Nebra-.lta, be amended to read as
follows:
SlH!1.2-..No clty ronnty. town, precinct,
municipality, or other subdivision ot tho
Htate, shall evr nuiko donations ; nny
worka of itit-triml improvement, or
manufactory, unltiii a pr Ki-.tinn bo to
do shall hnva been first Htibiiilttcd to tiio
ciuaillled uiectorn an.l ratified !v k two
tiuai
third
Utl vote nt an election h imflwirHv nt
law; I'roviueil TnrtJ HIK'U ilenatlons of a
county with tlm dontlms or huoIi nuiall
visions in the aj-Krointo sluill not oxeced
ten per crnt of tin asee.ssed valuation of
uch county ; Provided, further. That nuy
city or county may, by a three-four! hi
voto, increase nn. h liufobteduesa five por
cent, lu addition to such ten pur cent and
no bonds or evidences of indebtedness no
lsflUid fmhII bo valid unless tilt Huron win 1
htvn ontlirin-l tlnroon n viv nfloate nlgned
by tlv) Dor tnry and audi or of statu.
hIiowIiik that thii sumo lit lumiet pursuant to
law.
Approved March 25, A. D., leOi.
I, J. A. Piper, sporetury of stato of
tho state of Nobraskn, do hereby certify
that tho foregoing proposed amendments
to tho Constitution of tho Stato of Ne
braska aro truu nnd correct copies of
tho original onrollod nnd engrossed
bills, ns passed by tho Twonty-fourth
session of tho legislature of tho Stato
of Nebraska, as nppoars from mild
original bills on fllo in this oflico, and
thnt nil 'nnd each of said proposed
nmendmontB nro Bubmittcd to tho
qunlifiod votors of tho Stato of No
braskn for their adoption or rojcctiou
at tho general election to bo hold on
Tuesday, thy Bd day of Novombor, A.
D.f 18DUL
In testimony whereof, I liavo here
unto sot my hand and affixed tho great
seal of tho Stute of Nobraskn,
Done at Lincoln this 17th day of
July, in tho your of our Lord, Ono Thou
sand, Eight Hundred nnd Ninety-Six,
of tho Independence of tho United
States tho One Hundred and Twonty
First, and of this Btato tho Thirtioth.
(Sonl.) J. A. PIPER,
Socrotary of State.
niUUUJEA AND DYSENTERY
mo dnt.gt.riiiia, imd you should not be
witlni.t a bottlo of MrttfKiMM.irrlifliiBal
s.iin in tlie house at this season of Mir)
yttir, us it rolicvcH at once. No imd
e. ults follow Sold by Taylor.
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CliutoJDL, Missouri.
Mr A L Armstrong, an old druist
mil a proiniiifiit citizen of thlrt outer
priaing town, nays: "I sell foity differ
"nt kinds of cough medicine, but have
icver iu my expfrieneo sold ho much
if anv one article as I hstvo of Hulhird'.s
Horeliound Syrup.All who uso it Bay it
'H the moat iierh'ct reined v for Cough,
Cold, Consumption, and all discuses of
he riiront and Jjungs thoy have ever
riod." It ifl a specific for Croup nnd
Whooping Couch. If wlP relievo a
ouch in ono minute. Contains no opi
ites. Price 25 and GO cents.
Sold by Taylor, tho druggist.
niE LITTLE GIANTS ARE HERE
and come to stay. Taylor, your popu
lar druggist, has just received a new
supply. They are tho only guaranteed
pill on the market. Do sure to get
Ueggtt' Little GitititH Ask for sample.
A SOUND LIVER MAKES A. WELL MAN,
Are you bilious, constipated or trou
tiled with jaundice, sick headache, bad
ta.itu in iiioulh, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
-ddn.pain in back and between should
rs, chillsjand lever, wto. If you havcj
my of these symptoms your liver is
ut. of order nnd your blood Is slowly
oeiiig poisoned luc'inse your liver dnet
not act promptly. Ilerbene will cure
niv 'disorder of tho liver, Htomucn or
bowels. 11 has no equal as a liver ined
' ine, Pi ice 75 cents. Free trial hot
lesjat Tayloi'h drug store. 5 2ii lj
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.ipana Tabules.
Rlpans Tabulea cure flatulence.
Rlpans Tabules cure constipation.
Rlpans Tabules: for sour stomach.
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WHAT A PROMINENT INSURANCE
MAN SAYS,
II. M. JMoBBum. Honior inomber of
II M. HlosBom & Co.. 217 N.adSl ,
at. Louirt writes: 1 hud bewi left with
u vory distressing coiikIi, tho result ,of
Influenza, which nothltiK seemed to re
lievo, until 1 took Uallnrd'fl Ilordiound
Syrup. Ono bottlo completely cured
ni. I sent one bottle touiyslBtrr
who liud n Bovuro cougli.jind hIiu ex-pt-rionced
linniediute relief. I alwna
rvcoin tnundod thin syrup to my friend b.
John Cranaton 008 Ilntnpshiio streu t,
Qnlnoy 111b., wrlteH: I hnvo found
iiiilliud's Ilordiound Syrup superior to
any other cough medicine 1 hnvo ovor
known, It never disappoints. I'rlco
25 and no cents. Sold by Taylor 111 o
drugglat.
IJEGGS' DIARRHEA BALSAM
positively has no equal in diarrhea,
dysontory nnd intlainmation of the
bowels. It relloYod quickly, and being
purely vogotuhle, no bud results follow.
You cannot afford to bo without It nt
his season of the year. Sold by Taylor,
HA LL ARI),SNOWLlNniENT .
TIiIb wonderful Liniment in known
from tho Atlantic to tho Pacific and
pcom the Lukes to the Gulf. It is the
fnietrnting Liniment in tho Woild.
It will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Cuts, Sprains. Uralses, Wounds, Old
Sores, Burns, Sciatica, Soro Tliroat.Soio
chest and all inflammation after all oth
eis have failed. It will euro Barlmi
Wire Cuts, and heal all woundB where
proud flesh has set in. It is equally
eillolent for uuinmls. Try it and you
will not bo without It. Price 50 cents.
Sold by Taylor, the (lnmgiflt.
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Rlpans TahuloB euro bad breath.
Rtpans Tabulea euro torpid liver.
Hoggs' Rlood PurllloratidRlood Mak
er cures all blood disorders. All erup
tions of tho Bklu can bo removed by tho
tis'i of this wonderful medicine. It
has no equal, and is purely vegetable
Taylor keeps it, ns woll as all other
first class goods.
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Salesmen.
Wo want ot."r. wou
liwm In Minh Ptlty tOlH)
titkoordoiH for NtirHory atoolc.ntid it wIH-oj
Inn to pny woll for rooiI worlc. Wo iuroo to
UKI'LAUI'. KHISISuiiyUilUK Hint tiles "from
lllltlllul CUttNOH,
Wo iiIho iivi n oliolco lino of 8KKD POTA
TOES. QIVK ITS A Till AIi.
Haw lis IMurflory Company,
MIIAVAUKKU, WIttCONrtlN.
Hondfl Crcnm Eye Bnlvc
curcB iuilnmniatioii of tlic
IJy cb, Granulated Lldn-'Wcnk ,
Watery Eyes, and all kinds
of Sore Eyes. It is Coollrujr,
Elcnlint? and Strenjptlieninjj.
Every II ox Guaranteed.
Price, as centft
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PURI
AND BEST
LESS TH AN HALF THE
PRICE OF OTHER BRANDS
-I- POUNDS,20 -F-HALVES,I0QUARTERS,5
SOLD IN CAMS ONLY
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