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The Commoner
Unable to Reverse
"Dry" Ratification
A Washington special to tho Now
York Timos, dated January 24, says:
Tho suggestion that tho ratification
o tho national prohibition amend
ment as a valid part of the constitu
tion can bo affected or upset by any
otato loglslaturo recalling its assent
to tho amendment Is not taken seri
ously in Washington.
All tho precedents aro against tho
federal government or congress rec
ognizing that a state, after having
ratlflod a proposed amondmont to tho
constitution, has any right to switch
its position and rosclnd its votd before
tho amondmont goo-; into offect. This
procodont was ostablishod hon con
gross adopted a resolution declaring
that cortain states had ratified- tho
fourteenth amondmont, and diroctlng
tho aocrotary of state to promulgate
that amondmont as part of tho con
stitution. .
Tho congressional resolution named
twonty-flvo states as having ratified
tho fourteenth amondmont. Two of
tho states named in tho resolution,
Now Jersey and Ohio, had withdrawn
their consent, but they wore never
theless counted in tho resolution as
having ratiflod.
Whllo it is truo that this precedent
was established by political action, it
is novortholos3 a precodont that has
boon followed and assontod to by
loading constitutional lawyers in tho
senate ever sinco. Joseph W. Bailey
of Toxas, who was regarded by his
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llomcmbcr, I mako this statement after
handling nearly a half million cases of
eczema and devoting1 12 years of my life
to Its treatment. I don't caro what all
you liavo used nor how many doctors
have told you that you could not bo
cured, all I ask Is just a chance to prove
my clalmB. If you wrlto me TODAY, I
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soothing-, guaranteed treatment that will
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you to glvo mo a ohanco o prove my
claims. By writing mo today I bellovo
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you really thought this world hold for
you. Just try tt, and I .feel sura you will
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colleaguos when in tho senate as one
of tho ablest living authorities on the
constitution, said tonight, when asked
by the correspondent of the Now York
Times for an opinion, that ho thought
tho precedent established in connec
tion with tho consideration of tho
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments,
although tho docislon tlion was a pol
itical one, was one that would stand.
BAILEY EXrLAINS PROCEDURE
Mr. Bailey pointed out that while
precedent and practice had been that
a state that had once ratified an
fimamlmnnt could not validly with
draw its assent, it was also truo
under precedent and practice that
states that had once rejected con
stitutional amendments and had
afterward ratified them wero counted
as ratifying.
'It works liko a poor rule that
won't work both ways," said former
senator Bailey, "but, nevertheless,
history will show this was the case,
and I believe that the precedents
ostab'.ishod aro all in favor of a state
once having ratified not being able to
aftorward withdraw its assent."
One of the most learned r.nd care
fully considered debates the United
Statos senate has ever known pivoted
around this point. On February 22.
1870, tho senate debate arouse over,
tho act of tho legislature of New York
in attompting to recall the assent of a
previous legislature to the fifteenth
amendmont. That debate is regarded
as having pretty effectually clinched
tho precedent established when con
gress counted a3 states that had rati
fied tho fourteenth amendment two
states that had first ratified and then
withdrawn their assent.
The fourteenth amendment was
proposed by the thirty-ninth congress
on Juno 1G, 18 6 G, the year after tho
civil war closod. On July 21, 1808,
congress adopted and transmitted to
the state department a concurrent
resolution declaring that "tho legis
latures of Alio statos of Connecticut,
Tennessee, Now Jersey. Oreernn. Vor.
Lmont, Now York, Ohio, Illinois, West
Virginia, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, Mis
souri, inuiana, Minnesota, New
Hampshire Massachusetts Nebraska,
xuwa, iu-Kansas, Florida, North Caro
habit, just as tho North had freed It
from the slavery incubus.
The privilege of crusading for high
ideals should not be confined to one
section. Why should the South bo
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upbraided and threatpm
imitating tho moral ffi to
North in the 60's? ItTaiPOtlh9
that won't work both Saw 7?h
more Sun. wa Baltj.
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is Warned Ar;nn.i
Taking Substitutes
For Nuxated Ir
Physicians Below SayThat Ordinary Metallic Iron Preparation p... .
Possibly Give The Same STRENGTH, POWER AND ENDUEaS
Am Organic Iron Nuxated Iron viUC
United States Judge Atkinson Gives Opinion
Cure f ul investigation by
physicians among druggists
and patients has revealed
the fact that there are thou
sands of people taking Iron
who do not distinguish
between organic Iron and
metallic Iron, and that such
persons often fiull.to obtain
tho vital energy, strength
and enduranco which they
seek, simply because they
have taken'tho wrong form
of iron.
Therefore, physicians men
tioned below, adviso those
who feel tho need of a
strength and blood builder
to go to their family doc
tors and obtain a prescrip
tion calling for organic
iron Nuxated Iron
and present this to
their druggist so' that
there may bo no ques
tion about obtaining
the proper article. Eut
if they do not wish to
go to tho troublo of
getting a prescription
for Nuxated Iron then
be sure to look on tho
label and see that tho
words NUXATEt) IRON
are printed thereon
not Nux and Iron nnr
any other form of Iron,
but Nuxated Iron.
Tho .remarkable re
sults produced by Nux-
ateu iron and Its wide
ttf$fa$$fip i
Judge G. W. Atkinson
United States Judge G. W.
Atkinson, of the Court of
Claims. Washington, D. C,
says: "It Is without hesitation
that I recommend Nuxated
Iron to persons who in tho
stress of physical or mental
labors have permitted tho sys
tem to become debilitated, the
body exhausted or tho nerves
run down. It has restored my
appetite and my vitality. I feel
that I hayo dropped off tho
burden of months of toft in
tho few weeks that I have
been following tho very sim
ple directions for tho use of
Nuxated Iron."
in some cases prodicemor
harm than good. The 3
spread publication of 1
above information, has b
suggested by Dr. .
Francis Sullivan, Vm
Pital (Outdoor Dopt.), ft.
York, and the WcWtfJ
County Hospital; Dr. S
nana King, New York Phy.
sician and Medical Author
and others, so that the
public may be informed on
this subject and protected
from the use of metal'lc
iron under tho delusion
that it Is Nuxated Iron or
at least something as good
as Nuxated Iron.
It Is surprising how
many neonlo siiff-r
from iron deficiency
and do not know It
If you arc not strong
or well, you owo It to
yourself to make tho
following tost: See how
long you can work or
how far you can walk
without becoming tlrei
Next take two five
grain tablets of Nux
ated Iron three time
per day after meal!
for two weeks. Then
test your strength and
see how much you have
gained.
Manufacturer's Note:
Nuxated Iron, which Is
prescribed and recom-
RHEUMATISM
RECIPE
I will eladly sond any Rhoumatlsm suf
ferer a Simple Herb Koclpo Absolutely
Free that Completely Cured me of a ter
riblo attack of muscular and lnilamm
atory Rheumatism of long standing after
ovQfythlug olso I trlod had failed mo 1
havo given It to many sufferers who bo
Hoved their eases hopeless, yet they found
relief from their suffering by taking
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atica promptly as well as Neuralgia and
is a wonderful blood purifier, f'uii aro
most wolcome to this Herb Heel no If von
will send for it at once. I believe you will
consider U a God-Send after you have m
It to tho test. Thoro is nothing Injurious
contained in it. and you can seo for vour
self exactly what you aro taking. I will
gladly sond this Recipe absolutely troo
to any sufferer who will send namo Z
address, nlalnly written. W. siB-roN
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spread sale fit hn(m
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h?P ffiLuT- t0aay uslnf? !t has led t( secret remedy but one one which la well
nn?i tiXS i,ti numerous substitutes, known to druggists. Unlike the older
Smninii ?n,iPiiielanB say tlmt health inorganic iron products it is easily as-
nniitinn fhl if3 everywhoro should similated, does not injure the teeth,
nR5t?HitX inPi. i aSalnst accepting, mako -them black or upset the. stomach,
niiv wnrn nS nes and1 they espe- The manufacturer's guarantco success-
tites foJ nSxK TrLacc,ePVn? substi- ful and entirely satisfactory rtsults tt
hii nnuPiL1!011' which, instead of every purchaser or they will refund
Una. Alabama.' Smith ;,""tt; 'than a metal ic iVonX "e "?,. L1)?.0 ?our money.. It is dispensed by an Sw
T , , . ; uu,u" ttiiu r-uimiTiiiuiuiiuy ur ig. 'lsts. AaveruBuuiuui.
Lnulsinnn liolnrr fiKAn i...ii.. . -. r .
-".. "w"t micc-iuuiuia ana
more ol mo several states of the
Union, having ratified the four
teenth article of amendment to the
constitution of the United States,
duly proposed by two-thirds of each
house of the thirty-ninth congress
therefore, resolved, that said four
teenth article is hereby declared to
be a part of tho constitution of the
United Statos, and it shall be duly
promulgated as such by the secretary
cf state"
ISN'T TURN-ABOUT FAIR PLAY?
The New York World wants to
hold the South accountable for the
triumph of prohibition, and angrily
threatens to throw it to the lions of
colored supremacy. It is extremely
peeved because the South did not live
up to tho old principles of state
rights, and thinks it ought to b
punished for not saving the North
from the enemies of the rum demon
Perhaps the South did abandon its
state's rights doctrine in this matter
but after all, did it not take a leaf
from northern History. The North
noarly sixty years ago came to the
conclusion that the South was suffer
ng from a great moral evil and ought
to be reformed, and it proceeded to
reform it with tho imvnS.i. ? ., .
lS?ei7f2i d th0. So now has
w .uctta uu to suDject. But that'
lesson in uplift and emancipation
may not have been lost upon ttE
South. It may have thought tS
one good turn deserved another, that
it would be a fine thing to free the
North from serfdom to the liquor
I
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Lreatirig an Estate
All are striving to create aii estate. When
death comes, if there is no insurance,' a -forced
sale of the property often causes a large loss,
'whereas, the proceeds from a life insurance
policy will furnish ready money for the im
mediate needs and the executors of tho estate
can have time to dispose of the property to the
best advantage.
-ho cash value of a man's life to his family,
if ho earns but $1,000 a year, at age thirty-five
is over $14,000. No man would go without fire
insurance on that amount of property and yet
if he carries no life insurance, ho is forcing his
family to carry a risk for this amount unpro
tected. Why not transfer 'this risk from the
family to ' '
THE MIDWEST, LIFE
ol LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
N. Z. SNBLL, President.
Guaranteed Cost Life Insuranco
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