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Mr. Bryan's speeches at Dallas and other places in the south on the tariff question are simply unanswerable, and some of the statements of those who try to answer them are nothing more than hot air, and sound like "fulminating expressions of elongate ed veracity." The fact is, Mr. Bryan is a thorn in the side of the protec tion crowd and I hope he will stay there and continue to annoy those protection congressmen and senators who claim to be democrats, but in a pinch always assist Cannon and Aid rich to get out of tight places. May Mr. Bryan continue in health and strength until this fight is carried to a successful finish against special, privileges of all sorts. J. M. Hanlon, Mondovi, Wis. The enclosed letter might usefully be published as showing two things: First, the disgust of republicans at finding themselves fooled by their so-called leaders; second, the break ing down of old party lines, which means that the people are beginning to place principle before party. A similar letter was sent to Cary and Nelson who, with Lenroot, voted against the Payne tariff bill. These letters bore the signatures of about forty republican voters in Mondovi and vicinity. The signers included nearly every business man in the city. At the same time a strong let ter of protest, signed by the same parties, was sent to Congressman Esch, condemning his final vote while approving of his votes on certain schedules. It will not be surprising if next year a democratic congress man takes the place of Congressman Esch. MondoyI, Wia., August i), 1909. Hon. Irving Lenroot, Superior. Dear Sir: The great mass of the peo in "Wisconsin gladly sustain you and your fellow mutineers in your revolt against the tariff conference report. The names of every insurgent in that gallant band should "be written on tablets of stone whiter than Parian marble. You stood for justice and the people and you won a fame wider than a congressional district, wider than the state, unbounded save by the nation itself. All such antedilu vian things as party loyalty and party discipline must kick the beam where justice to God's great majority, the toiling masses, is weighed in the op posing balance. We pledge you our hearty endorsement and, in behalf of millions of republican consumers, we send you this greeting and give you the glad hand of fellowship. Faith fully yours lor the right against might. th,clr thirst and to furnish unnnn of water-for any necessary purSi? But by the carelessness oitCin habitants there began to Bather" debrfs and- deposits of driftwood in so much that it began to turn tho river into other channels and to cut a way our lands, overflowing farms making destruction to farmers bv cutting up farms, washing away th soil, houses and cattle barns and horses, and have become destructivo to both man and beast, while if it had been kept properly guarded, the debris and driftwood removed when it would first make its appearance guarding low banks and weak places' all this destruction, loss of HfG and Dizzy Spells That dizzy spell is an important mes Ga$?P,om tho heart a pica for help. If this message receives no attention others come; Shortness of breath, pal pitation, weak or fainting spells, smothering or choking sensations pains around tho heart, in side or shoulders, and so on, until it receives the necessary help, or is compelled to give up stop. xou may furnish this aid with Dr. Miles' Heart Cure which cures heart disease in every stage. Every day wo read of sudden deaths from heart disease, yet it is a fact that tho heart had been pleading for heip, and gave up tho struggle only when it had exhausted tho last spark of vital ity and they call it sudden. "For more than six years I was troubled with my heart. I would have dizzy spells, then difficulty in breath ing, choking sensations, my heart would flutter, become painful. I could not breathe lying down. I commenced talcing Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, and in a few weeks I was entirely cured." MINNIE E. JOHNSON, Olivia, Minn. Tho first bottle will benefit, if not, the druggist will return your money. TOBACCO FACTORY WANTS SALESMEN Good nnv. strndv Mork nnd nromotlon. Kincrlcnc unneccF nry. ns wo vlll rivo rnmnlotc inrtnyflnni. Danville Tobacco Co., Box W 86. Danville, Va. Subscribers' Mverti$ittg Bept. Send us a trial order. "Write just as .you'd talk. Never mind the grammar. Count name, postomce. and numbers as ono word each. Multiply by 6 cents, per word, and send your ad. and money order direct to Tho Commoner, Lincoln, Neb. You can make money and build up a nice little business of your own by using this department to placo your proposition before Tho Commoner's big army of readers. If you have anything to buy or sell it will pay you to uso this department at all times. W. R. Beecher, Mayfleld, Wash. Being a republican of the old school type I will write a few lines for The Commoner. I am living on the banks of the Cowlitz river in Lewis county, Washington. I have studied it source and nature, and will now endeavor to apply it to our present government. This beautiful river has its fountain head from tho great Cascade mountains with its snow capped peaks, whom whose tiny trickling springs and melting snow furnishes the water that composes so great a river which empties into the great Columbia river, that leads the waters of its tributaries to the Great Father of Waters. The Cow litz river is a very rapid flowing stream, and farmers dotting its banks and its outlying tributaries from head to mouth of the river The rIZ?r?uCe ha? a channel through which the waters flowed and was harmless in its nature, but was bene ficial to man and beast to quench T AND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-" - All or part, section, eastern Color ado, ?8 acre, $3 cash, long time on bal ance. John A. McKeown, First Natl. Bank Bldg., Chicago. A GENTS HERE IS A CORKER: ONLY " pancake griddle In tho world that bakes square cakes, turns them; balces 6 each time; 100 per cent profit. Can ton Griddlo Co., Canton, O. CATARACT BLINDNESS PREVBNT- ed by "Opthalmin." 'Hundreds using it to avoid operations. Month's treat ment propaid for ono dollar. Full di rections and literature. S&mplo frca to physicians. Chauncoy S. Carey, JU D., Oculist and- Aurist, Elmira, N. Y. R ED POLLED CATTLE FOR SALE C. M. Chambers, Bartlett, ia. pOBBETT'S HISTORY OF HB Protestant Reformation, $1.25: But ler's Catechism qf tho Catholic "or Hglon, 16c; Tho Faith of Our latherf 20c, True Christians Club. Daniel Lamb, President, Chesaw, Wash. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE WITHOUT delay I offer a bargain wltlioui equal in northeast Missouri; 550 acres, 200 in cultivation, 350 acres in largo white oak timber; all good land, ' milos to railroad, 60 miled north of s Louis. $35 per acre; terms; no trade If you mean business wrlto at once 1 tor facts. John T. Henry, Troy, Missouri, FRUIT FARM FOR SALE -147$ r acres, ?6,500; located In peach boil of southeast Missouri. For particular write Box 08, Koshkonong, Mo. I fcatetagjfc&afc