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The Commoner.
MAY'14, 1909"
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Why
Don't you give your heart the same
chance you do the other organs?
Why? Because when any other
organ is In trouble, it refuses to work,
and you hasten to repair it.
Tho heart, the ever faithful servant,
nover refuses as long as It has power
to move, but continues to do tho best
It can, getting weaker and weaker, un
til it is past repair, and then stops. It
Is just as sick as tho other organs,
but because it will work you let it.
However, it's not too late for a
"change of heart" so remember
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
will give your heart strength and vi
tality to overcome Dizziness, Palpita
tion, snort Breatn, .paint spells, Pains
In Heart and Side, and all other Heart
aches and difficulties.
"My heart would ache and palpitate
terribly, and at timus I could hardly
breath. Dr. Miles' Heart Curo has re
stored me to perfect health, and I am
very grateful." MISS EMMA J. BAR
TON, No. 1 Sill St., Watertown, N. Y.
The first bottle will benefit, if not,
the druggist will return your money.
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You can make money and build up a
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using this department to place your
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army of readers. If you have anything
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THOROUGHBRED POULTRY AND
1 eggs. Write for circular. Harry E.
Cure, Atchison, Kansas.
HENRICO'S EYE BALM CURES ALL
kinds of Eye Troubles. Testimo
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Address Henrico Mfg. Co., 825 Grccnr
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T DAHO AND' WESTERN WYOMING
11 irrigated, improved lands on rail
road, S1G to S30 per acre on easy terms.
Good schools. Alfalfa 4 to 5 t'ons per
acre; wheat 45 bushels, barley SO bush
els, and oats over 100 bushea. Unox
celle'd homo market; poultry and dajry
business extremely profitable. Choico
dry farming claims to bo homesteaded.
Timber- for fuel and improvements and
cedar posts free. White pine lumber
$1,4 per thousand. Large and small
game and trout fishing; year around
free rango; fine climate and water. Wo
pay part of .your transportation; come
while you can make a good selection.
Write. today. Northwestern Lana Co.,
Rock Springs, Wyo., or Twin Falls,
Idalio.
MONTANA MONTANA OFFERS
what every man seeks: Splendid
opportunities. Reliable information of
the Agricultural, Mining and Manufac
turing Resources and Business Open
ings of the State, furnished by tho
State Bureau of Agriculture, Labor, In
dustry and Publicity; Helena, Mont.
Wrlto us Do it now.
SNAP 320 ACRE FARM, FIVE
miles from state capitol. Write
Box 171, Bismarck, N. D.
70R SALE FARM 135 ACRES, FIVE
room house, basement barn, wagon
house, silo,, fruit. All land can be
. worked with machinery. On main
highway, one mile from church, school,
creamery, postomco ana store, rour
miles from railroad and town. To set
tle an estate promptly, $9 an acre, one
half cash. Hall's Farm Agency,
Oswego, New York.
UOR SALE 94C ACRE FARM, 400
irrigated, 240 timber, balance dry
farm and pasture land. Fenced.
Excellent buildings, telephone, mail
route, two miles from town. Also
other irrigated and dry farm lands,
timber lands. Robert J. Forrey, Kalis
pell, Montana.
ILLIONS OF ACRES TEXAS
School Land to be sold by the
State, $1.50 to $5.00 per acre; only one
fortieth cash and 40 years time on
balance; three per cent interest; only
$12.00 cash for 160 acres at $3.00 per
acre. Greatest opportunity, good agri
cultural land; send 50 cents for 1909
Book of Instructions, New State Law
and descriptions of lands. J. J. Snyder,
School Land Locator, 140 9th St., Aus-f
tin, Tex. References, Austin National
Bank. '
WANTED--NeWs 6f,Sam Gressam i$r,
Gresham), Address replies to Mrs.
Cordelia Morgan, West, McLcnpan Co.,
Texas, cafe F. P. Morgan.
A POLITICAL PACEMAKER
Colonel W. J. Bryan unquestion
ably occupies a very exalted position
In the affections of the American
jpeople, aside from all questions of
a political character. This eloquent
statesman looms largo as a world
figure and he has attained that posi
tion by strength of character and by
virtue of his great ability. Colonel
Bryan has stood tho severest of all
tests defeat. In splto of losing
three times in the presidential race
he is the idol of the democratic party
and possibly the biggest man In tho
republic from the viewpoint of other
nations.
Political success is largely a mat
tor of accident, but the quality of
W. J. Bryan's ability is no accident
and it is by his attainments that he
is in the public eye. Canadians have
watched the development of Colonel
Bryan more closely than he probably
imagines and they aro perhaps in a
better position to take his measure
than those of his own nation,
swayed by political bias. It is at
this angle Colonel Bryan has been
watched during his public cfireer by
the Canadian public and they es
teem him as a man, sincere, able, un
selfish and in every way worthy of
the great office he has sought.
It is perhaps not putting it too
strongly to insist that Canadians at
tribute to Colonel Bryan's genius the
policy of progression today being
pursued by the American republic.
He has been the pacemaker of the
nation and republican success has
unquestionably been due in a very
considerable measure to the fact that
the party had as its guiding force a
man of sufficient capacity to discern
Bryan's strength of purpose, the wis
dom of bis policy, and possessed the
common sense to profit by the great
example of the democratic leader.
Had the ' republican leaders not un
derstood that Bryan's position could
not bo successfully combatted, had
they not undertaken In a measure to
adopt his ideas, the probabilities are
that the political history of the
United States during the past dozen
years would have to be rewritten.
It was Roosevelt with his match
less energy and ability to detect the
value of his opponent's arguments
and the courage to adopt his spirit
of progress that defeated the demo
cratic party and kept Colonel Bryan
out of the White House.
But Colonel Bryan seems to have
escaped that bitterness that so fre
quently accompanies political defeat.
His way seems to be clear to him to
day in spite of repeated repulses. He
is undaunted in purpose and still
fired with that consuming Ideal that
has been his beacon since he first
appeared in the political arena.
History will accord Colonel Bryan
a high place as a man and a well
equipped statesman and the Canadian
public will ever regard him as the
man largely responsible for tho
splendid impetus in public affairs
given to the republic during the past
decade. "Winnipeg (Manitoba) Telegram.
ELIABETH WANTED HIM
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his wife was In the jewelry store
when the 'phone rang. She answered
it.
"I want to speak to Mr. H
said a woman's voice.
"Who is this?" demanded the jew
eler's wife. '
"Elizabeth."
"Well, Elizabeth, this is his wife.
Now, madam, what do you want?"
"I want to speak to Mr. H ."
"You'll talk to me."
r"Please let me speak to Mr. II ."
The jeweler's wife grew angry.
'"Look here, young lady,"' she said,
"who aro you that calls my husband
and Insists on talking to him?" And now the Elks take turns call-
?, ,? telPhono operator at Ing tho jeweler up and .telling him
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