THE AMERICAN
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tiai l i-inep; .ln d llim-ji li
t. I thi- trlifc'th aeil llrsdlh f H'
t'nil.-d Mtiii within tl,i-pl. In Un
-t if I'Mifclt j our jiaml j'tiUlU
i 1 1 ) nf lion th Infm t',n iii'l rtinit
iu h. It ! lrh 111 th p iifmt
lien t lift"' l n-l thai tn M'i tl
HU tli-Un it llm iltr,? l
the pit Hon emhlnn of W" i en r the
piihHe m hunt humus timing si-bonl
hours AH cnilil to lhi who were
InkhiihH'iiUl In it lni;lin: alum! this tv
luM.tdv I, tur Mi h 111 find an
H-lm In Ihe heart 'f rvcrv 1 Amiti
fun: orr tt-lmlf tf the schiwilsof
the 1'nlled Mates at Ihe pivwtil tin
turn! tho mi' of Home IhiIiU sway, In
one form nr another. In t '1lfm-nl mi
attempt wa ivoi ntl,v made t have
Myers' history taken nut of the jmliHe
N'luxiU, because It dares to eak tin
dcasant Iruth concernlnir Komaie
Ism, a compromlso Mng rtTeetcd ao
ctmijillHlilntf almost tho same result;
while In a largo numlr of other and
far western states, no text Ixmk In ad
mitted to the public school until It has
undergone the censorship of the local
Romish authorities. It may bu In
formation to mime of my hearers to
learn that In nearly every state tho
t"xt hooks of history havo been mutil
ated, and all of throw portion tillm
lnated which toll an unfavorable story
of Romanism. Thoso eliminated pas
sages miiMt 1ms restored, thoBo ui
pressed fact of history reinstated, lu
order that our children may know the
truth the whole ungarhlod truth
concerning tho event of history In pen
eral and of Romish hlHtory In particu
lar. Tho keeping allvo of tho spirit of
sectarian hatred or religious bigotry
In farthest from my mind, but our chil
dren miiMt bo Informed, that they fall
not Into the apathy Into which tho na
tion seem at present inextricably
plunged.
Whllo our own beloved public school
thrlvoH like a green bay tree, to nurture
patrlotlHm and make the next (fenera
tion a race of American heroes, a were
their (Treat anccMton, I bid you bear In
mind that sldoby side with It f'tuiiishoa
an Institution founded o'.i treUHon,
rooted In bigotry, and watered with the
sllmo of retrogression; whero traitor
are hatebod beneath our pyoa, by treas
onous priest and fanatical women. I
mean the papal parochial school, and I
believe there In not ft patriot upon thin
floor but what will echo my word. The
school of Rome must go, for they are
hatcherle of treason and all unlawful
iscs. I alo advocate tho Issuance of
all public school text book direct from
a national lioard of education. I would
IriHlMt, too, that so long a parochial
school exist, no person who ha boon
, educated tn thexu houlil bo permiited
to (each in a public chool, Wociirinot
afford to permit thl mutter to remain
in It prchent condition; concerted action
muni bo tiik..ti upon It at once by
thl body, that the order throughout
tho country may act In harmony to a
common end.
The nation' money I tlll poured
out In many million for the mipport of
wctarlan institution, In plte of the
many, but disunited effort of the
varlou branches of thl order to pre
vent tho drain upon the public treasury
of an almost bankrupt nation and a
starving jsipulatlon. Here tigHln
united effort I new scary that all may
work to a common end.
In opposition to tho true spirit of the
American constitution, there exist
throughout the country numberles sec
tarian penal and so-ciillcd reformatory
Institution, knon a home of Oood
Shepherd, refuge, etc., where nun
are tho olllcer, priest the overseer
and American women and children the
prisoner, in a captivity Illegally
authorized by the state, and sutisliJlzeo,
In the greater number, of cases, by the
state, Here tho petml labor of tho
poor, Incarcerated wretches I brought
Into competition with free labor at urn
meriso profit to the JlomJh church
for while for each prisoner the church
gain a convert! be reap a large pe
cuniary profit from the labor of her tin
iiald eai.tlve, These Institution
should be Instantly suppressed, and m
operative measure adopted by thl
body tlmt the suppression may tie made
general throughout tho country.
Tho ballot, too, once tho proud boast
of tho frei-mar., ha fallen Into disrepute
through tho nefarlou method of un
scrupulous politicians and corioratlon
and tho brutall.ed, unwashed, unln
tructod hand which Usi long have
wielded It In common with loyal and
educated men, Tho American ballot
must bo rcneuod from tho grasp of such
demoralising and destructive agencies,
We need, It seem to me, an equol
fianchlse, and equal right to every
American cltlx.cn alivo tho ago of
twenty-ono years, who can read and
wrltfl tho English language, and under
stand tho fundamental principle of
American citizenship, and I would also
Insist that a residence of at least ten
year In tho United Rtote bo mttdo a
prlmaryrjeendltlon of naturalization
hereafter.D Although I would not dis
franchise' those whoso educational
qualification enable them to Intelli
gently wield tho ballot, I would not
cruple at any risk to deprive all other
of thejpreclou privilege, for It I to tho
two orthree million of Illiterate voter
to whomj the value of the fronehlso I
represented In a glass of beer or a drink
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n,i ftMt- this iMilUHfcl r UM
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ti.tnol rttHil lsUtW lHvt.
IHkImmI.-,I, Wit ffien,l, t.i , t.f
tt n lt unn thU tibvt
ib'!-;1 fmm Nr Yi, t hl (.'i, M
IdHilt, Kn I'tniH'i"., si J Me olhr
Uij,e I'HUs vf lh I'pSImI hll(
hnvtn fi'iTlifiiUin, ivrrnptltm and tl
llu ia. ) be liml emupleU iy
tM-ltiMH the sun of liU f tJ , 1 IHl rt'ii
ndeiil that Vim Ultnt have thUivn
tin'lcn until Jon have taken aieple
st li bring a's'iil the deslnil reform
at Ion.
H,f.tf,i leaving this nlijei-l of the
franchise, I ls-g of Jen liMMiislilcr the
matter of woman's suffrage. It mmiis
moiistroii that while the Illiterate,
dngi roii IVile; the anairhlhtle Hun,
anil the gutterdniuallon of Sicily and
Kouthern Italy wield the fraii hle usm
aneiiiftllty with an A meiiean citizen,
your gentle, cultured mother, youredu
cated and American sister, daughter
and wife are denied the freeman' privi
lege, (live the women tho franchl;
It will purify Killtle and strengthen
our hand.
Wo come now to that Infiun in fea
ture of public taxation, which exempt
from assessment the projiorty of all ec
clesiastical Institution. Under thl
exemption, nearly three billion of dol
lar worth of real and oronal proe
erty belonging to ecclesiastical corpora
tion, are every year exempted from
taxation. Hy far the greater Krtlon
ol thl amount I held by tho Komun
Catholic church In but not of-the
United Htates, In trust for the popo of
Home. Of this, again, not more than
ten per cent. 1 actually Invested In tho
churches themselves, but urea much
business investment a those of any
commercial corporation. Under tho
guise of hospitals, retreat, houses of
the Oood Khepherd, Industrial Institu
tions, etc., a thriving business 1 done
under tho head of charitable Institu
tions, from which a handsome revenuo
I derived. Ruch, for instance, lathe
Dearborn retreat, adjacent to Detroit,
valued at half a million dollars, whero
wealthy inebriate pay princely sums
for treatment, and whero only two per
cent of the Inmate are paupers or pa
tients dependent upon charity, and
these hilior for their living, A mile
distant U the Wayne county house and
Insane asylum, to which patient from
the retreat are shipped a soon a their
funds are exhausted,
In C'o'orudo and many of the far
western state, the prlet have become
even yet bolder, and farm out hundred
of thousand of acre of land which are
classed a church property, and upon
which no taxes are paid.
" For all of thl the people are taxed,
In the midst of poverty and hard time
almost beyond endurance.
I am well aware that there are many
who propose to exempt religion edi
fice of minor value, In order that the
churches and denomination may not
suffer, hut whaU ver may be my private
feeling In thl matter, I recognize
uIkivo all thing a non-sectarian coun
try, and that It I u unconstitutional
to exempt a dollar' worth of ecclesia
Ileal property, as would be a govern
ment donation of a million dollar to
any cctarlan Institution. Compel the
great religion corporation to pay
their Just tribute to the stale, and tho
smaller one will thrive all tho more
by tho Increased oblllty of their mem
her to contribute a larger amount
yearly from their turf saving,
I advocate, therefore, the taxation of
all property public property ex
emptedand recommend that thl
ordur throughout the United Hlati- do
secure the proper legislation to attain
thl end, and lie assisted and advised
thereto by this body, that the move
ment may be made general and unani
mous, I also recommend the Introduction of
a bill In eneh stute legislature, whluh
shall place upon the same Imsls a
private hospital, Insane asylums, and
other private or senil-publle Instllii
tfons, all convents, nunnerte, refuge,
house of Oood Khepherd, monasteries
etc,, which are controlled by any pri
vate corporation, or u'son, to public
Inspection at any reasonable hour of
tho day, um application. I would In
elude in thl every Institution whero
men or women, or both, are confined,
with or against their consent,
Tho hoisting of the American flag
beneath any other emblem or alien
flag, or of any flag save that of our
glorlou union over any publlo build
ing or school houe, I would construe
Into treason to tho state, and would
suggest a federal measure, making It
eumpulsory ujsin all principals of .all
publlo schools, under jienalty of a heavy
fine, to pi act! tho star and stripes over
every public school during certain
hour of tho day.
I should )o lacking In the duty which
I owe to 'this body and to mv country
wero I to, close thl address without
more than ittslng'alluslonand great
a may ho tho provis-utlon to shirk the
discussion of the subject un which so
many disagree I should feel myself
unworthy of your confidence If I wero
U) neglect to place before you what ton
month of continual travel ha taught
mo, that the IuImhJ trouble and the
money question of thl country must
be adjusted In-fore we can hope for
.iivi Hi tr Wus rvMi-
I f nil ititiHifhtnit M Uil fitnri
tl-( rv fr a mti.'si U j teem )
bt Ibaa ! at r m ttt, and
t m. that Oi nathn bsH ib t
tn tKtiiei anil ball tne Its cur
rvlicj dirn t, lint j ii,'t .t i-f the pivt-
til ) stem f hstiniisl bi'h. a ji'ie'
motiv), in slml t. w lib h Wl'itld deuiup
the ei at n mriv of our own I'lmiiti j.
ami thus pinii-t llm l'iuvsnh Meg
hiir, tho MothwhHiW. and ether
mnlii-j h alleg 'il l'tlli, the let.-f,
el j;atht i-en fur the pupe'ii millions,
from i-oi nertug the money ol tMseotiiv
try, paralj lng our biiiin, ami bring
ing u to the verge of ruin
Another ami pressing demand which
neither lh HopU of the nation nor we
a an organization, can dare to Ignore,
Is the pivxslng ncrcsnlty of supplying
wl b Immediate employment the mil
lions of unemployed ami starving men
In our midst, When a large army of
such I kins-king at the disir of the
very capltol of the nation, there must
lie some other arguments than lend and
steel brought to boar ujhui the subject
If wo would avert lmendliig revolu
tion. While many of us condemn tho meth
od taken by certain reform hod lea to
secure rellel, we cannot hut admit that
tht'uomnnd themselves command re
spectful attention. I believe that the
many million now devoted to the
building of ironclad for which a nation
uch a our ha no practical use, and
the erection In many place of what
have proven to be uhoIoss breakwaters,
etc., might much more judicious1)' bo
employed in opening up the, Inland re
source of tho nation, and thus not only
giving to honest laisir tho mean of
existence, but by proper method of
Irrigation and good road, open up
hitherto undeveloped and Impracticable
territory for the support of the toller
and millions of Idler. I allude
especially to tho navy, for the reason
that It Is an arm of the publlo service
which Homo most particularly foster
In order that she may accomplish the
doublo purpose of diverting It to her
own end, whllo providing for her own
subject remunerative employment. I
would also point out In passing that the
militia I largely in her hand, us wit
ness the attempted court inurtlnllng In
New Vork of several member
of a regiment of the National
Guard of that city for refusing to pa
rade to a Hoinun Catholic cathedral
upon Ht. Patrick' day last, Thl I no
exception to the rale, I ussure you,
Confession boxc and Homan Catholic
chaplain are now a part of the In
quisitorial Institution of Home which
ha been graftei upon our army and
navy, where loyal soldier and sailor
of the republic are transformed into
mihjoot of an Italian priest.
Another matter which should now re
ceive our greatest attention Istheques
tlon of partisanship, which In some sec
tion of the country will persist In lore-
Ing Itself within the council chamber.
Member of thl organization cannot
too early learn that before all things
come tho republic, and before parly
the demands of tho organization. Pre
siding ofllcer cannot too decisively sit
down upon all debate of a party nature,
nor too completely squelch the ambi
tious olllce si eker, who hobs up so ubi
quitously about election time, Iet the
olllco seek the man. flood men lire
plentiful, especially In thl order, and
loyal men are quick to discover them,
1 am pleased to observe In many part
of the country that partisan line have
entirely faded away, and If you ask to
what party a member of the organiza
tion belong, you are Immediately an
swered, "the American party."
liot it be remembered, also, that as
loyal men as ever trod the earth are to
bo found In tho south-men who lire
pleased to Identify themselves with us
for tho principle which we advocate,
There must be no Jar no discord, IM
uu severely censure the waving of
the bloody shirt a we decry the advo
cating of partisan politics, It I only a
wily scheme for catching vote hy
northern politician, who, for the great,
part, melled powder.when they melled
it at all, from a safe distance from
the ceno. of action, Kven a carpet
bagger Killtlclan wa tho bugalsio
used by a like class of southern lltl
clan to servo their own nolflsb end,
We must welcome our southern breth
ren to our heart a friend of truest
worth and the A. P. A. Is a link never
to bo sundered which shall ro-unlteth,
north and south under one grand ban
ner against a common enemy of both,
Our southern friend are chtvaliou
and bravo, Iet nothing Im printed or
Id which can give them just cause for
offeime, The patj gone tho hatchet
I burled the bliKly ahlrt, once the
delight of ring politician, should 1st
torn Into fragment and scattered to
tho wind, leaving behind only a mem
ory and a warning for the future,
Hlnco we latmet many change Jiave
occurred, many oc,letl and o-eu!led
patriotic organization have been
ushered Into existence. Homo of these,
lam well Informed, have been organ
Ized by our enemies, and are composed
chiefly of tho norehend of thl organ
ization, dlsapslntcd jiolltlclan and
political trickster, who too latedl
covered tl at they could not use thl
body for the gratification of their own
peraonal ambition, or a ladder iiHin
which to climb Into odlce and emolu-
W'rul .! l ! H ii- u t
It I n W isi-iImI h-( tl! (Hit
!oa1 o!e iMo lltii- oiU', lotl-r-i-itil
itit Wtt y ins n--i. ilu, -ituH
etl ,ii i.ii-n In our tsulin If
ii siosnt nut ! I, u-iiiiii) a'on, 1ti J
III !) ttle itftttimt iti !, t il an- li
lo U ti., ,t
lm ,liHi ii miv U tttnli.',ii ,
lion of Hoioan t 'atbolie ji'litiinl lutw
with hi h oiimMeg Mi1Mie It te
I bey tetiM l irj iil Oiflil with
till' 1 "llltS Of I III tl I ft,!l! I'J Ibis tiitio,
for tri r 1 1 me the) liMe inn up SSlut
the A. I', A. He J' tie Ou t will,
nothing bul ilul. r, aiul l'ae not, n
far a I he Is en able lo b in, ile
VeloSHlaey capaelt) b r eitl mure than
an Item! Utile peop-iiltv lor lnol blsy
and worw lsMr, They aiv Iim l m
b an d, llieii-foii1, than tbelr less out
ssiken asissialos ii-fi-ti-ed to,
There I a mou-meitl on foot haviiit?
for lis olijii tlho auirtlgamntlon of Hip
aiious pnttiollo oryNii Will Ions of the
United rilates, eoneernlng which your
choson repi-esentatlve In this matter,
Col. F II. Hellers, will more fully In
form you,
A mueh needed reform, which I
think we would do well to urge, Is
the entire suppression of convict la
bor lu the trade and manufacture,
and the bringing of the convict-pro
duced article Into competition with
that produced by honest lalsir. Iot
convicts bo employed In chain gang
to improve state and county loads, and
dig il Itches and Irrigating canals; In
other words, I would have them per
form the lowest and most degrading
forms of necessary lalsir, In order that
honest men may bo enabled to produce
those article which are now manufac
tured In penal Institutions.
It must long havo become apparent
to tho thinking and more progressive
members of tho order that the associa
tion has long since outgrown It primi
tive necessities, and thut while the
Imslc principles remain unchanged,
some Improvement and changes are
needed, both In tho constitution and
ritual, all of which your coinmltteo on
sumo ha under consideration and will
doubtless present to you during this
session.
Careful observation and frequent con
tact with tho varlou bramMios of tho
association throughout the country
havo convinced me of the great hooch
lt,y which I most, pressing and urgent,
and for luck of which tho growth and
welfare of the organization has been
much retarded. I allude to a reliable
source of news, Independent, of thedallv
press, which, being us you lire well
aware, almost entirely In the hand of
tho enemy, suppress nnil garble the
new In the Interest of the Human
hierarchy and time-serving politicians,
, I Mtrougly urge upon thl body, a a
remedy, tho establishing of an organ of
our own an organ which shall not Imi
In the nature of an Individual enter
prise, but belonging exclusively to thl
body, established at Washington, with
Mih-ohico in m.1 1 the principal cities, In
order that tho member of t he organi
zation and tho public In general shall
he correctly Informed week by week of
tho movement of their representative
ttt Washington. With such n sentlnel,
under the supervision of the supremo
executive board, or other isiard ap
pointed by thl 1 dy to report In do
tall, Irrespective of parly or creed the
act of tho people' represenlatlvi , the
Homish lobby would be broken and
scattered ere long, for latesiuen and
legislator alike would not dure to con
spire with the enemies of their country
with the gaze of the entire American
Protective Asoclal,lon focussed upon
them. Our loyal members In cougres
would be strengttiHied and supported
In the knowledge that their deserving
act would he presented to the people
In an ungarbled condition, and the un
rlghteou plot of their i nmle ex
posed, What would practically be a source
Secrets of the Convent of the Sacred Heart,
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trials of an inmate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, the
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A complete exposure of the infamous depravity and
cruelties practiced in these convents when unmolested by the
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t. fi liHili t i llf IMU'ti ittt t H,i
itiU.t.il tivio est, 'si nl imi,;c
list tlttri.t, I , dull ilrliillleg
iiii ri, eiiemUlt ot m iilteg for
at lvst o.n inii'i In es, b i!ili Ii t,
si t lt,, r oi f anU-aHoW of the
lut, i On ni.f I have fiiutid Itml the
eoiiUll Sillipiil tx-anl nh lei) well,
and lii iiioe.1 nit,li for I he (,ii!-r pail,
and I ' nit i hwii why the slate
beai-ils shoulil tmi act a i flit tliely.
That the onler u,j act the iuoiv liar
liiolioiisly together throughout the
eouiiliy, I Udlevo H to ln to the ls-"l
Interest that all stale wn-i-elnrles sheiihl
Im put In toinii with i i li other, ami
the mimes and addiTs-i-s of em h Inter
changed. I would almi advise that a committee
Isi apsilnted to nu t with a committee
of the supreme . A, P. A., In order to
arrange a sign of recognition, etc,, ln
tweeli those two Isslles,
In some sections of the country, I re
git t to ulato tlmt t have noticed a ills
piihltlon bitemsni?e with the enemy
to truckle lo the weak knees and tho
opinion of the press, Huch a policy, If
pursued, cannot hut be disastrous to the
order. There i no road but the right
road. We are well convinced that our
object are honorable, loyal, and neee-
ury, or wo should not im here. lift u
pursue our way Independently and
alone, oblivion of the stab and sling
of uninformed weakling, many of them
member of Protestant corporatU lis.
A for the larger portion of tho presH,
let us Ignore It, a wo have done here
tofore. Wo have demonstrated lioyond
all question that It cannot Injure u or
our cause. Ask the pre of Detroit for
Information upon this point. Five
year ago it horn of aggression wero
of prodigious length but It ha drawn
them In, pleco hy piece, under pressure
from our councils, until It Is a horn
less a a muley cow, and a harmles a
a worm. One by one tho leading pa
per of tho country, once so active
to abuse and misrepresent us, are
dropping out of sight, or changing
their coats. Wo havo not gone upon
our km oh to them; we have not prayed
for their conversion; they aro super
Ibious; we do not need them. If they
would bo in the procession, let them
fall In behind with other weak knee
and place-huutera. Kver since thl
order wu created, it your loyal and
noble past president, the founder of tho
order, well know, the object of tho
enemy has been to place ns upon the
defensive, Kvcry lawyer know what
that means, and understand tho disad
vantages of such anjuiteiiablo position,
Wo decline to bo placed upon the de
fensive; wo havo nothing to defend,
Inscrllied on our glorious constitution
are our principles; they need no modi
fication, no explanation; uuHcrupulou
politicians and the press may accept
or reject them, or not, a tin y cIhmiso,
The result will not swerve thl order
one hair' breadth from lis course, The
sumo rule applies to parties as to I ml I
vlduals we lead, let them follow,
When measures Hnd men arc acceptable
t'l us, we can alTord to accept them;
hut we cur i never indorse any parly a
u party, nor puy tribute to It leader,
!ot me cmpl uNlzo thl statement.
My friends, In eomiuslon, let me tea
flfytotho unselfbhand generous sup
port afforded me during my term of
olllce by the ofllcer of thl council, AH
has been harmony, pence, good will and
true frh tuli-hip, arid though tho busi
ness of the order called me thousand
of miles from the supreme olllco, I was
enabled to pursue mv way in the pleas
ing consciousness that the interests of
the order were well cared for by my
brother officer during my absence,
Wo have much to be thankful for
today, and more yet to rejoice over
limulnlph tt Cnrr,
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I In- plil, uf Ihii m 1 I,.,, In U n
I'elliil siwt.-w. Is tm I hi i will, tU
on- ot'i I til III W the Wi- t-e if
be oiiler I'poe one ib bti iim
it-MHhe fiitmeof out j,i l i pnbiii
lul fin fihttiin iiul i, m lliw i !, t
m. him i i nf ,U iiuiiii U tuft, i-efti ea
of opinion nomlaitw, diftett ni st lo
ttiesns Hoisl Imi di Imti d, ele we should
nut I belli, Imi Ihe mot I n prlmipbi
mtit lie I he ssmii Ibiiinghmit. t
When the pios-r liiiiiiu l I at lives I
shall surrender lo jm r lu.ial hand my
jewel of oniiv, as untarnished, I trust,
as when lh graeloiis r-nitilem w as de
livered lain my keeping, ounselous thai
like all humanity, I may have eriiil In
matter of detail, but Well hssuiimI that
never for an Instant have I taken my
rye from the star of my pledge, the
Miivaof the American Protective A
siN'bitlon.
My Country, my Hag, my Order,
have Is-en my watchword, I have
found them all suuielotit may they
prove ao to you, my friends, I the
heartfelt wish of your friend and presi
dent, W. J. 11. ThaYNOU.
There I no Heller Investment
Than a lotln Kdgomont, Houth Dakota.
It' safe; cheap; can Is) purchased upon
easy term (95 to f-.' a month) and will
double In value within two year.
Kdgemonl ha railroads; cheap fuel;
a MO.IHKI Irrigating and Power Canal;
splendid climate and powerful bucking.
Let it send you our pamphlet, mice
list and plat. Heferenee, too, If you
like,
THE EDGE MONT COMPANY,
J.L. TAIT, Hoe
'.Nob.
Omaha,
NlcwmiKAf.K.KH can obtain TltK
Amkhioan from any wholesale new
dealer. Your customer will want it.
rut it on your counter.
In the public schools of Ht. Paul Ho
man Catholic pupil number 10 orcont
and Homan Catholic teacher 81 per
cent. JKrrianff!,
The Cellce Habit
Ih (1 1 fill-ii 1 1. to I II r-o w (i IT, espeeliilly If ens'i
I'lilrtirViiti instil IciiiIm tn t lm lisn lit I lie (lull
lliii-ilnii IUkI" IIi-hiiiI ('(iimIi-iixi'iI Milk In I Ills
popular lievoriiKu, Hssuperlorlly to cri'iim
Is admitted, Hlcti lliivor and iinlfuriri run
slstinicy. FOR
ALL PAIN
Rheumatism
XTNACT. AVOI0
ALL IMITATIONS.
Feminine -Complaints
Lameness
Soreness
ISflgj Wounds
rocTTVM,y;,,Ti?r Bruises
U p, Catarrh
Burns
Piles
1ITBACT
Xt will Cure.
tAANTKH- Vouritf AinertcHn ar I fl sscouy.
vv tut, A ply In own lot ml m riling to Mils
iiltli-s, Nu Koiiooi nimil sppiy, WuKimsrnsll,
lf. UIMlif To Inks Orders. No da.
MCII II aillCU llvurlriii or nilli-etliiN,
mmtmmmtmmmmmtmmmmmm V. pcrlnlll-l) not IIIK-f.
nry. Sliinly employment,. Iu.i U-rinn, Writ
Ht lines sul wi'io-n I'lmli nt trrluiry.
ALU N NUHHIRY CO.. Rnohnttr, N, f.
IIICAGO, ILL.
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