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M. L. THOMAS,
"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty ;" and $1.50 a year is the jm'rr of tin h ,1 Cloud f 7 i, '.
RED CLOUD, WEBSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH. 1H. -.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS !
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F.MEWJIOI'SE.
3lEDfLDi:n. - NEBRASKA.
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A large stock of Cermantmvn Wool.
SC,-pliyr.niHl SUuking Yarn, ahvas
tui hand.
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and a full Snpply .f I'LA NN ELS,
Always n Hand.
1IUODS OF HOMEMAXUFACTURE.
TOYS for the ('luldreii ami Every
thing else you iwfl, at
X EWIIOUSE'S Store.
1llii' ti'Zf i ne f M.iri-Rti- ad-vs-.
Th !i-.iv,r of new adap
lti, ,f Ei"tii-il 1..i i.- iii t!i' m-xt
, ti --ir will a-it,nih tin- norlii.
I:tT;ittrn h1 -kt!l-d Atttrney
:,r --'uti.tl iti swuring Tateiit-s for
Iiv,Mtir.
t'iuuiijiist wh l'r-bfy it Orcn
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'I ' it t'.i - ni--lu-iii- lushcca
, s f j'uv.-ite jiracicc,
in all til ASfs i llic- tliroat
and itnig-, i- tlie greatest
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K. pms City, Mo.
Gotothercli.ibl.' ami well-know ti
drug and .f 1! R. Slurer Red Cloud,
and Juy a $1 l.itle. If after u-ing
two-third. yi trt no relief, return
the balance and get your money
back.
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i Never KaiN to I:.':oro tiiry oi I aued Hair
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tnanv of I .s t i r r ...r U- ii ar hr-? om
line ! t :. a - t . i , t a-deiii- ue
JR.u -1. t. . 'l.'M .1 . iS.l-.C
Ecit Hcal'.Ii and Strength Restorer Ever Used.
If :ir 1V t 'Mi. IJV-i,"- t --.i. S !rc; !csm:.
?l -aMr-ifi n . i. nris I un.,s. Liver,
K. ' -vs -1 1 i ta-j ;l, ..-.ta. tv.
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J u?l..c5Wrn vv . "--it n texua:- '. 5 -c ar.UI
w;-s j: a.' i'r . r-. t t'"i $ t j;c r-i-e without
s:r.i.t-irci.f lit . vf ,..N Y. j-e d: .roroilar
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rf ?t AI'UilliVtCURE Ik
J ? ForGoughs.GoIdsT
3 s.?$ ass :csarn. K
1 ''?::?- Is ihe Ecst of Tonics ;& '
M J7'; Cures Dvsp?psia: '
J rrRescrestheAPPet'te;f ,
M -?-K.'lr- . the SvatPm- 0
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f a sveezy.
Attorney al Law.
Blue Hii! Bank.
i SIMPSOlf & SWEEZY,
BLIKHILL, WEBSTER CO., NEB.
A General Ilnnttiwr fiu.n. Trana.
i.t.-i.il Cam given to O.llertions. F
Luaus at I.'iw Kates. Si-liool Uond
acted.
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Uuushl anl Hold
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Konntre Ilrotlu-r linkers. New York "ity;
Hank. Omaha Nebraska.
J. n.hyiTii.
Prm't l"t Nat. Bank
lieairice Neb.
S. C. Smith.
Ch'r lit Nat.Uank
Beatrice Nb.
SMITH BROTHERS,
BANKEES,
RED CLOUD, NEB.,
I Tranaicta cneral bnkinc biuine'. buy and
( .1I county wMrTAntd. also County. Precinct and
Shi..l I)ittri-t Hun-U. . ..
Nt.tiate trui tuortsane?. tjuj ana iu f or-
I -r.i.tcisl attention uiven to coueciioni.
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Krrr.r.Ksrtt-m Nat. Bank New York. Omt-
hu Nat. Bank. Owatia.
SMITH BROS.
L. 1 Amu:i;iit,
I'p'sident.
R. V. Shikky,
Ca-hier.
Wsra Gin mi,
1ED CLOUD, NEB.
Movi.v To Loan on Real Estate. Buy
and si-11 Exchange and do a general
Banking business-.
nF.KEUKNTEP:
Sayeri Atkini. Banko-n. York: York County
Bank. York. Farmers A: Alerchant' Bunk,
York; 1'iii'Hi National lUnk. Chicfcjo:
Marsh Bros.. Mubher Si Co Lincoln.
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W. HSTROKM.
A TTOKNKY AT I.AW.
' RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Ma, be cor.fultcci in Kntli;h or Uerinan.
Collfrtioiie will recei-e proiiipt attention.
Oi rici:: Opptisite BoyV Home
0. C. Cask. Jas. McNksr.
Cask Sc McNeny.
ATTORNEYS AND COfNSELORS AT LAW.
Will practice in all tho t-'imrt of this State and
Northern Knn?:i; I'dllectiili' as well litiea-
tol lu-iiiL-arilully and rtfineutly atteudeJto.
OfKirr.:- On Webster atrtl. ,mc door norta
ottiarbi
-er i More.
kei n.ofn, nki:.
J. S. G1LHAM,
A noKNKY ASM) COrXsEI.OU AT LAW.
OJlit't' onr door north of Kuli'ii Jlrox.
RED CLOUD. - NEBRASKA.
i:. C. IUwi.ky. N. H.Thorpi.
Hawi.ey. 5c Thorpk,
A TTOKNKYS .V CrNSEHMt AT LAW.
Oki-ki.: Over Mc Farland'.s store.
BED CLOUD, NS3.
Laird 8c Smith,
A TloUXEYSANPCCU'NSELOHS AT LAW.
1 1 -T IN..-, - Nl-.ltl:.sKA.
Will iTai'tioe in all the ("nurU of the .State.
I'niiniit intention i:iven to all buine!' entrusted
to hucare. julyl-7
J. L. ICai.ky.
C. W. ivAi.KT. Bloonnticton.
Bed Cloud. Neli. Ncbraika.
KALEY BROS.,
A TTOltNEYS AT LAW A UEAL ESTATE
AtJENTS.
1 Will practice in all the (iirt in Nchraka
mid imtilurn kan-as-: colicctinn iiriiinptly at
tenJcd to and corre!ondencMilicitcd.
I-.2D CLOUD. i:cbra:i.
AJ'o. A pent for II. X M. It. B. I.andf.
j. .ii. inosEVt, .n. i.
-KCIKCTH"-
Physician and Surgeon,
Kr.l,n.oU. NKB
Will tay -iiceial attention t Obtetnc- and
ilicne of wiunen- AImi ireneral and niecial
un,iry. Di-eate-- of the Kje and Var ( 'barges
moderate. Office over Sherwood Store.
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MS. V. I.HEIrii.
Physician&Snrgeon,
i cowi.i:-:. xnu:sK..
, rrcfes-ional call- promptly attended.
Oi 1 1, t At reidem-e near Cowle. S-51
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ki.rfj:t A. II A IX II. D.
'Physician&Surgeon,
! Comp.mv Surgeon B. it M. R. R.
! iieo n.orn. neu.
OrrtrF. ver 1". MrFarland store. Rcsi-
i dc ncc over 1'crkin Mitchell 8 store.
marIcoi
Dr. H. A. Baird,
n.J&axjyiin i JJLiuiQi.
IvLD CLOUD, -
NEBRASKA.
Guide Rock House,
.7. li.SAllfX, Propr,
1 OUIDE ROCK.
NEBRASKA.
This Hoii-e ha- ju-t been refitted and j
newly turm-iied throughout.
K001 SAM TLE ROOM
for the accommodation of commercial
men. 4otf
Faints'.
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STORE.
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Notary PuLli.
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THE CHIEF.
M. L. THOMAS, - - - EDITOR
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, ISW
Tite wheat prospect
good in we.-tern Kansas.
is repo
rted
Thkue was 143 business failures re
ported in -w York City la.t week.
Somk of the St:tr Route thieves have
given bail in the aum of Jfi.UOU each.
Kkv. Hknky (SAiticr-nT, ITnited Stutes
mini-ter to Liberia, died at Manrovia
rcecntlv.
A HUH at Decatur, Texas destroyed
nine bu.-ine.-d housed. Loss estimated
at $180,000.
The fourth National Rank of New
York looses $30,000 by the defaulting
clerk, Caniwell.
A woman at St. Louis traveled 101
miles in nine liourn on the bicycle,
one dav last week.
The heirs of (Jen. K. T. Lee have
sued the government lor the recovery
of the Arlington estate.
Tin-: pas.-enger agents of all the
roads running east of St, Louis have
agreed to keep up the rates.
In Santa Fe, New Mexico, they hang
and rob the heathen Chinee simply
for the amusement it affords.
The report that a portion of the
James gang of hank robbers had been
captured at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is
now pronounced a eanrad.
Convicts sentenced by the courts in
Wyoming will hereafter be sent to
the Illinois penitentiary at Juliet in
stead of to Lincoln, as formerly.
The labor strike at Omaha has de
veloped into a first class riot, ami the
regular soldiers and state militia have
been called out to stpielch the
trouble.
Tin: Michigan legislature has passed
n bill appropriating two hundred and
sixty-live thousand dollars for the fur
ther relief of sufferers by last fall's
tires in that state.
TllEsecielary of war has instructed
the agent of the Crow Indians to send
one hundred Crow children to certain
fanners in Ohio to be educated and
reared up to usefulness and oflice.
Tkkkiim.e destruction of life and
property has resulted from the unpre
cedented rise in the Mississippi river
at Memphis and other points, and the
government has been railed on to re
lieve the sufferers.
The Lincoln Journal says that an
iusamc man from York county, was
taken to the hopital yesterday in
irons. The poor fellow was raving
mad. and would have committed bod
ily injury upon himself or somebody
else, if he had not been securely
shackled.
A Denvei: vt Rio (.tannic railroad
engine became uncontrollable and ran
down a heavy grade, between Malta
and Leadville at about fifty miles an
hour. It jumped the track about fifty
feet from a train full of passengers,
ami was smashed to pieced. No one
was hurt. The engineer and fireman
escaped by jumping.
Omviia h:is been turned over by the
authorities to the United States gov
ernment, and the regular doldiers
"hold the fort" armed with howitzers,
Gatling guns, musketd with fixed bay
onets and sabres, and all because the
working men want $1.75 a day in-lead
of $1J5 which they have been receiv
ing. But then a riotou? mob is a
dangerous element in rrny city and
should be promptly dealt with.
A hard and seemingly unreasona
ble sentence has. been passed on Sar
gent Mason of the regular army, who
attempted to shoot funtean during his
confinement in jail before the trial.
Mason has been condemned by court
martial to be dislrodiorahly discharged
from the army , w'ith loss of all pay
and allowance, and to be confined in
the penitentiary at hard labor for
eight years. We would like to see
Guiteau turned loose upon the scoun
drels who have cendemned Mason.
The Washiiigtdh Posl, hist week,
published a cotr.nitinication bitterly
attacking and denouncing the late
President Garfield: The Pott editor
ially says the communication was
written by a prorh!neut republican
and a delegate to the Chicago conven
tion. The communication denounces
to irienda o:-the late President if they
cie
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Garfield as treacherous, hypocritic.nl i from immortals; nm from etcruitv .nymiseniblcpele drag them-
and a nrofessirmn! Pwi-0 ,., ni i , . . , Cl-iu,i. selves about with tailing strength, feel-'
pZ ZUn W f . , ' and meR,fram'tbeir th ey can ing that ther are .thedriy sinking into
itwrannounctethatithns the menu- almost hear thd breathings aSd-feel their graves, w'nen bv using Palter'-
Stfnpt of the author, and' will give it I the nulsatinhs ofihft hMrt"f tl.o Tn-. Ginger Tonic they would find a cure
Last Friday the Senate confirmed
the following nomination.
Col Rufu- Inger-oll, quartermaster
general; Walter II. Johno:i, collector
of internal revenue for the -err.ntl dls- j
trict of Georgia ; Rutler B. Strong, of .
Pennsylvania; U. S. inir?hn,ll for Pa-'
kota ; FuIHvan M. Cut.hon, V .". at- '
torney for the eastern district of Mieh- j
lira n Frederick Solomon, Mi-souri,
. ' mirvi'vnr piier.nl of Utah: John .
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WiNon, Ohio, U. S. ronu! at Bremen,
ro.-tmasteri5 J. W. Urr at Knox, Ra,.
and Melville (j. Winegar, at Atchison.
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The editor of the Tribune ami the
( hroiucie, two rival new-papers in
v..-!. villi. Tumi IimiI ii littli miiiii.
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derstanding la.-t week, and the editor
of the Chronicle whacked the editor
oi Hie lrinune over me neau wan a
club, whereupon the editor of the
Tribune drew 11 pi-tol and fired l wo
shot at the other fellow at such clo-e
piarters that the powder burned his
lace an.t ti.e lorce 01 tne coucu.-ion
KiiocKcu mm uown, oul me ouuets
missed their mark and he was not
hurt. Let's
. iJ4ak liioiiu rri'ir uo ioicii
have
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read somewhere that brethren should
dwell together in peace.
.
The climate is mo-t delightful in
this part of Nebraska. During the
past winter cattle have mostly win-
tered upon the prairie, anil there have
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iiffii nut n-n ii.ni iii.il. u niini i
hay have had but little use for it and
at this dale there is a large supply of
hay on hand. Stock does better here
than in any countiy north of Texas.
Come anil see. Siij',ir Cuiile.
In view of the fact that the Argiix
man has been devoting a good deal of
bis valuable C'l stiaee. lately, to en-i-
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lage, trving to cram it down thc,
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throats ot in-, tew readers, as it were.
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we nroiliiee tiie folIowin on the -1111-
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ieet. Iroin the agricultural oeoartinent
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s.iuuer ..;..-, oeeu ,-,... e. .,., '"- r;irm.(i -orrow to it- unfortunate pus ' , ,. 7 """... . JP&J&K $Y'SI'iy&? ?& t ' .
and but little grain ha.- been require.l r .... ... , ' .. J CAltltll; P, .,. 'WtflpfS" KW' f I 7 .
. l lessor. Little children have toed. V Z g75 'yvi. - K&Ylf i-S
to keep stock in good condition. e wjth j ai(J wimh hive u whir, A, , KINI . , Sgfe- f,S I
haye seen large herd- of cattle grang -II1K hll,.,.raild vnI1 a W(irlhIt thilll. . . tf ? fefft ' '-" i'' ' Wfa :
quietly and its beaut. Inly during the Month ,,v mnMll,t ,iu,L. , lmIea fflSlti, Sll!51?83 . -V. " JgJjPVi J V & .5
winter months as though it were mid , ,-.i - ' r , . J gf mi . fe &K?V "f j b .W
" .-trav piece ot this currency find- its - 7cXM'Tp- &)? D
summer. Many persons who provi- ' , . . , , . t-... " -. r- - t .ll-5- '
- .' . ' . way back from its lonir watiiierimrs A I V' .'...' ' 1, T i .
ded theinselve- with an abundance of , . , . - - . .. -v-
of the State Journal. j l,,!lt ro11 ov"r "Mr :l,,:llt tri'vt'
-Just now the rage is ensilage. En-' n,:lk(' onu t,,,,,k ,,f ,,u' "Hrrnoons at
silage had its birthplace in " France. ' -Newj.ort. It is not strange that peo
where land is worth $fild an acre and pie of wealth and leisure should .-e-greeii
lee.I is worth $511 a ton. The curc a winter home at the Capitol,
silo is a hole in the ground where- , . , . r
green stuff is hermetically sealed awav whu'h ,s fl lu-rom,.." a centre of
from the air and half-kept. In this ; snentihc and art circle-, and the
country ol" cheap laud it is uousen-e re-ideiice of the most refined and cu!
to think about it. A ton of enilage , tivaicd.
costs more to cut up in fine pieces .,., , , , - .,
than two tons of g 1 rich hav in the' H" -"'r"'l I"P'' f' tl'" "'
mow to say nothing of the three moving toward and appropriate celt
times greater e.pi-nse to follow and bration of the twentieth anniversary
is worm no more at me oesi. r.iiai-(
lage is a folly
Sheriff Warren arrested a horse
thief at the po.-t oflice last Thursday.
The Lincoln Journal gives his history
as follows:
Abram Ames, the young man who
got away from this city with Hon. A.
J. Sawyer's pony several nighLs since,
was broiiL'ht into Lincoln vester.lay
afternoon bv Sherilf Warren." of
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ster county. i
It turns out now that this is not thc
first animal stolen by thc pri-oner.
The mule belonging to Mr. Peters,
taken from in front of Hoppe's saloon,
is traced to him. In fact Ames ac
knowledged that he stole the mule
and pony. It was rumored about the
court.room yesterday afternoon that a
special grand jury would be called,
when the prisoner would plead guilty
to thc charge.
Washington Correspondence.
Washington March. 13. ISS2.
The memorial services held at the
Capitol and Blaine's elegant eulogy of
our martyred Garticd, has turned thc
thoughts of many back over the
scenes and incidents that have been
woven into our country s tu-torv since
, ,... u- .1 i "i - ." e
ImiU. Since then, slumbering tires of
discontent kindled a flame that
burned with war's awful horror, for
four long years, and
''Wild passions slipped like hell
hounds in the heart.
And baying with wild cry for
blood."
Louder than cannon's roar and
voiced by the discipline of defeat, was
heard the fight of the God of battles,
and 4.000.000 of shackles were broken
by the act of our first mam red Presi
dent. No nation ever paid so dearly
for its participation in a giant wrong.
The 750,000 heroes sleep in national
and confedate cemeteries, though
dead still speak to us from thu sad
pages of this wonderful hi-tory. One
martyred President seemed enough to
fill the niche and complete this wch-"
derful chapter. When all was calm
and peaceful, the hour of trial again
came. A new sacrifice mu-t needs be '
made, and be -kIio irr the pride of his '
noble manhood rrioved an adjourn
ment of Congress, upon th6 first an
niversary of Lincoln's death, was" him-
sell to tall by the assassin's bu!W.
What wonderful words he uttered
then. "There are times in the history
of men and Natittis when they stand
so near the veil thai inerktes morula
finite
rnroih -u.- a iir-.& a- '-s
'nation passed.1'
The la-t yiar. so brief, has added
volume.- to thi wonderful history.
One year ago to day this Capitol was
alive with citizen and visitor-1. Tri-
umphal anht-.-, were thrown across the
avenue, streamers anl hunting deeo-
rated every pubhe huildtnir, store ami
dwelling Ilurning trains hid for
days brought lather load-, of happy
human freight. The tramping of
an'n.'d men ami the totind of martial
mu.-n- wec heard even wnenv
The entire avenue w.l- Itntl with i
ieat and full -JOo.ooo peoplf uitn.- 1
the inauiruratfoti naireant. But ala. '
how Minn sorrow came The huh.
. .i...,!,.. ti,t. ,iwful siiM.eu-.-. the
)uir tht. murm.Ml and lamented dead
i .. .. i .1 .1 i.,
were our-, l.ei lis iifiiuu: iisai ine 1
uVcipline of the last -core of year- has
re:I,y ,llirif,etl and ennobled u-
a.-? a Nation.
Th(. wj,,.,,.,,!,,,,,,,, 0f 7.0t",,S77.67 of
fr:u.tiOI1:,i (.urrt.icv. U the oiiestion !
thal lU7zitf, the wi-eacre- of the
Tr,.!tJ.liry l)c,,!irtlMont. Doubtle-s
XIim.i, nf it ha. onc where the wood-j
.illt. tintli. What a tale, if its h:-
torv could be written. Into what !
...
c nii,,, (j i.t'tnins it fin's inl?rcsl Ml
th )U1)1 ol,ier huui? j .U(, .Wav ,,y
-jotno old mi.-er in crack or cra.i'v .-".
secutelv that he him-elf ba- forgotten
iL j, ,a,.e. -JWe u ,s -afe witl,
ollt SII1V ,MU! ljr ,ur, ,,, thc ,,,.,,tll,
of,Kl ttl, m.ejlII it lia lll!Ut.ral,., IM
, k f (,r((WM0(, hum:imtv
ti ,1 .... . 1 ... . r 1 . . .. .. 1
Jin- ii.iiuis n.ivi- ii-u iiiiiiu 11. lino
ami is ground up in the ponderous
machinery of the Treasury Depart
ment. Our winter Saratoga has never be
fore been, so thronged. One tiling i
' certain, the hotel accommodation
must in the near future be largely in
creased here at the the Capitol, to
accommodate the crowd-) that come
here to upend their winters,
, ,
Ihe throng ol hantl-omelv drev-ed
"
' ladies that promenade our
'
avenue;
these halmv dav
and the gay cquipa-
rtf ,i. ,n-....i..,....ti.... ..r ...........;....,;.-...
... .. ,..., v.,-...
on the 10th of April next. Meetings
of the leading colored itizen- have
, been held, and preliminary plans are
1 being laid to make the celebration one
I of remarkable interest. The name of
Lincoln is more enduring in the
hearts of the enfranchised and their
' children, than it could be in bron.e or
granite under the hand of the most
Vi-h-!sk,,,ul art5st-
The establishment of Po-tnl savitiml
.-....--. .. ... . ..,. ......w
H-
depositories is constantly coming to
the front, ami demanding the atten
tion of Congress. In New England
there is one .saving institution to 043C
inhabitants, while in the other 3:1
States there is one to each 'Jl'.WjO. To
supply the people of these States, in
same proportion as New England,
wo.ihl require fiOXl new Banks. In
the Southern States there now are but
five saving banks, and in the entire
I Western State and Territories but
fifty The total depo-its in ISo in tho
;65S savings banks wa $Siy.l0fi.'"3.
i while the deposits in all the National
Banks was $hl.73:.S76 If the pistal
savings sy-tem was adopted the sav
ings of the IalKring el,v-es would be
largely increased throughout the
whole country. Private enterprise
cannot furnish this great want but
the government can through the bill
now pending in ongrc-s. It.- po.-'-age
will call in strange, weird hiding
places. It would prevent runs on
Banks and consequent panics. No j
discredit could be thrown upon a P-t J
Office Bank, ami al the low rate of two
per cent, interest, and the utmost '
credit to a single depositor of i A). no
harm can come to Banks already es.
tabli-hed Thc money -order and !
package system is of untold value and
convenience to the people of the
country. Let u's have the Po-tal
Savings Banks a they now have in
Canada and in most of the countries
of the old world, and the welfare of
the industrious and their dependent
families will be as-ured and the pro
ducing millions of our land will be
come stockholders in our great
national institutions. Phak.
The SigbMt Zxztr
Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs' df fading and
failing hair. Parker's Hair Bal-arn has
taken the highest rank as an elegitntr
and reliable hair restorative
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Ijr fomtng bpji to then. '
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CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN R'Y
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