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WAILY PHAROS TffURSDAT, DEC. 23, 1897. 1, JOHN W. BARKIS. VDITOK8 AMD FBOPKHTOHg.

TBBM8 OF 8UB8CB.IPTION Dally pe week, 10 per month 40 oenti: per yea in advance) J4.50 The Weekly and the Salurds Pharoa, the two formfnp the aeral-Weekl a year, itrtctly ID advance. Entered at the Loeangport, lecono clam mail matter, SB provided by law DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CO.NTEHTIO To the of'the -Elerenth Congressional Dlslrict: Pursuant to the order or the Dem state central committee, tb delegates to the district convention called to meet In the city Peru on Tuesday, January lltb, 1898, at 10 o'clock for the purpose one member of the Demo cratic state central committee fo district for the ensuing two years. The basis of representation In said convention, as fixed by said committee, will be one delegate for 200 votes or fraction of '100 or cast for the head of the Bryan electoral ticket. A general Invitation Is extended to the Democrats of the district to at tend this convention. The delegatas to said convention will be selected In each county on or Before January Sth, county township meetings, accord Ing to local custom and upon the call of the chairmen of the several counties.

S. OE. COOK, Chairman Congressional Com. Hnntingtoo, Dec.18,1897. SFKATOK 'WoieoTT threatens to resign in case PresidentMcRlnley approves Banket Gage's gold standard programme.

YES, that was a pow'ful explosion pent up indignation. Several suspender buttons were found on Sixth itreet yesterday evening. THE Dlngley deficit continues to row. The Dlngley deficit promises to exceed In one year the aggregate deficit of the Wilson tariff In three years, But the country will get along all right unless the gold con- jpirators should, for the purpose of Intimidating congress, make another raid on the gold ressrve. Then would another bond sale.

THE Dlngley tariff law does not benefit people engaged In agricultural pursuits to any extent whatever. Today farmers are getting better prices for some kinds of grain. The man with ordinary common knows that the extraordinary foreign demand is the real cause for the Increase In prices of farxn pro- iucts. Had there been no change in the tariff, prices farm products would have ruledjthe same as now. Had Bryan been-elected wheat, corn, oats, and pork would have commanded the same price that now prevails.

Judging from the cut in wages oiade by the protected cotton manufacturers, the Dlngley tariff law has even benefitted manufacturers, AN OPEN LETTER Tirom Mias Sachner, of Co! to Ailing Women. To all who are fords me great pleasure to of the benefit I have derived frofaijtak- foig Lydia. E. Pinkham's Compound. can hardly to express my gratitude giren to suffering women excellent remedy.

Before taking: Compound I was thin, nervous. I was troubled with leucorrhoea, and my men- Etna al periods were -very irregular. I tried three physicians and gradually grew worse. About a year ago I was advised by friend to try Mrs. Pinkham's Wash and Vegetable Compound, which I did.

After using three at the Vegetable Compound and qiiepack- ag'e of Sanative Wash, I am now en joy- ing better health than I ever did, and attribute the your wiJnjderfiil remedies. 1 cannot find words.to*±- press what a Godsend they have been to me. Whenever I begin to feel nervous and 111, I know I have a never-failing phy- at hand. It would afford ma pleasure to know that my words had directed some suffering sister to health and strength through those most excellent MAT SACHNBB, Rich Columbus, O-. not Indignant at-the wholesale pardon of bank-wreWers by President McKlnley? they a word, already declare thejWlTure of the administration, alike -in domestic and in foreign pollcyi-to regard the will or to respect of the people?" It then goes on to say Tennlngs Bryan Is better fltted'J'tnan any other Democrat to lead -iia the new revolt against Republican faith- essness and failure.

It admltg hie hold upon the Democratic "party the nation is stronger and that those Democrats who voted or McKlnley on the Issue of national honor and sound money have no reas- in for satisfaction with their cholc that Republican stupidity, igaln solidifying the World, which supported Cinley, might have foreseen all the vils of which it complains. It knew he character of the selfish Interests hat supported McKinley. It knew hat every trust promoter, every cor- oratlon manager, every labor crush- every tax dodging plutocrat, sup orted McKinley through selfish mo- ives, and in tbe expectation that heir interests would be cared for. nd tbe administration is doing the est it can to please these selfish in erests. Colorado Senator Speaks at New England Society Celebration.

GOME DAEK HUfTS OF THE PUTUEE, HAS anybody heard any complaints from the hundreds of thousands of railroad men who voted tor McKln toy and sound monej last year? The railroad earnings, which have stead lly Increased since the revival of prosperity immediately following the election of J896v continue to grow, the November earnings of 104 railroads showing an increase of 21 per cent over November of the preceding And to what the increase In earnings attributable? Would not the foreign demand for our surplus products have existed, had Bryan instead of McKlnley been elected? Would not the crop conditions have been tbe same? While railroad earnings have increased abnormally, Is it tiue that the wages of railway em ployes have oeen correspondingly increased? Natural conditions are most favorable for the railroads. act of the McKlnley administration, however, brought them about. The foreigners who own most of the of our railway will harvest rich dividends and they will be paid in gold. Their good fortune Is not due to McKioleyism. It is due to the favors of nature and a great demand abroad for what we have to sell.

Predictions Verified. The lifew York World very seriously asks: What are the people thinking and talking about in connection with national politics? "Are they not," it inquires, "dis- cnasing the Dinjjtey tariff, which strangles commerce while robbing the consumers? Are they not laughing at the comical dilemma of the Republicans, who got Into power by bowling against the Cleveland deficit and bare ever since been increasing' it? Are they not; denouncing the pension excesses ami condemning the Hawaiian job? Ara they not awake to. the increase and the shameful immunity of unlawful trusts and mo- not resent the elevation of a agent to tbe bench of tbe supreme court? Are Admit "Motivt" Testimony. Chicago, Dec. Gary JJecrided esterday to admit evidence regarding be love affairs of Adolph as encllngr to shcra' a motive for the crime charged.

Fight Chicago, Dec. fight Walcott and Tracy has been finally set for Monday night. Both men continued their training, and are in excellent condition. Jnlia Mnrlowe, Actress, Is 111. Cincinnati.

Dec, Marlowe, who -was billed to play here this week at Grand, is ill with malarial fever. ABBREVIATED A whipping post bill has been introduced in the Virginia senate. The final day's work of the American Federation of Labor at Nashville was uneventful. Martin Rood shot two and captured five burglars single-handed in his store at Canaan. Conn.

At the annual meeting- of the New York base ball club a dividend of per cent, was declared. Charles Page Bryan has been unanimously indorsed for minister to China by both houses of the Illinois legislature. Five destroyed J100.000 worth of property of the A. H. Andrews company at Fisk and Twenty-second streets; yesterday.

O. E. Woodbury, an old mechanic of Madison, it is found, was the author of the famous campaign of 1S40, "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too." William Sauser, son of W. G. Sauer, a Detroit publisher, is under arrest at Kansas City charged with complicity in a bank robbery at Vermilion.

Kan. Barrios, president of the republic of Guatemala, has just shot six of his political enemies to death, and has more to draw from when he feels like it. An expert accountant tells Governor Holcomb that "irregularities" in the penitentiary management have cost-Nebraska S53T.S71.S7, littie of which is recoverable. W. F.

Rockwell, a prominent manufacturer of Meriden, proposes that congress should fund the pensions, paying: each pensioner the present worth of his pension as calculated by life insurance methods. James Murray, an attorney of Boone, went to Chicago and made himself known to his brothers. John and rence. And there was much rejoicing, -for James had been mourned as dead twenty-three years. Three younp men were arrested in a swamp near Stevens Point, where they had a camp aad were fortified with suns and revolvers.

The arrest was made at the Instance of neighbors. who said that the boys nad terrorized locality. That National Policies Are Again on with the West and South Acting Differences Crystaliy.inp—A. of the anil Some Ships at the Other Fellow Up Patriotic Words. New York.

Dec. the dinner the England society here last night Senator Wolcott, of Colorado, was the principal speaker. He began with a humorous reference to the resignation with which the exiles from New England bore their banishment, and then spoke of an alleged desire of the Can- adiar government to acquire the state Of llaine and portions of New Hampshire and Vermont in exchange for territory in western Canada. Serious thought on the subject of a possible cession of a part of New England brought "a realization of what it would mean to this people to face the possibility of changing by the shadow of a. hair the control of these states or the sacrifice of a chip of its native granite, however, barren.

Not only does this sentiment pervade the land, but we seem at times to be developing an inclination to invite some other country to differ with us in order that we may demonstrate our united aggressiveness. Senator Seems to See Trouble Ahead. "In certain directions our domestic differences are crystalizing and not disintegrating. For more than a generation -we have waited for the day when parties would divide solely on national Questions, and when the old sectional issues growing out of the war and.the race problem would be buried. The time came.

The parties met on a broad economic question, and lo! we emerge from the contest threatened with another bitter sectional division. The far west, largely the child of the east and pulsing, with its blood, with the south. The new alignment is not only debtor against creditor, class against class, but in a land pervaded with equal devotion to what its people believe in as the truest welfare of the whole country, great majorities in one section face equally great majorities in another. in tlie "The west is-not decadent; its views are of men virile, industrious and genuine, and their beliefs are honest. They would scorn any sort of evasion of an obligation.

They are patriotic men. They are Americans; to a.pro- portion in the east, native-born American citizens. The views they cherish are held with practical unanimity. So universal a feeling as that which pervades great west cannot all be You cannot dispose of a conviction held by millions of intelligent people by calling it a craze, and some day you may find it worth your xvhile to look for the truth where it usually between extremes REFtKCTS OX TtAIlLWAT MA Hints That the Ahilito to Make Money Menu KiiiniK-inl Wisdom. "Somehow it is not readily recognized in the west that ability to reorganize western railroad and swell its stock and securities several millions every time-i is foreclosed necessarily indicates an equal ability to determine the wises economic policy for the farmer who lives along the right of way.

And men who would no more dream of entrusting their banker with the duty formulating their financial views than would of entrusting the man of whom they bought a shotgun with the command of the armies of their country are naturally inclined to fear -that in this part of the moral vineyard there is tendency to assume that the possesion of great wealth means necessarily the possession of great wisdom. "It is only a few years ago that England was 'uncommon proud' of that west which her sons had so largely peopled, and her resources, lavishly ventured, has done so much to develop. Perhaps they are only sttpersensitive westerners who fancy they see in certain quarters a subtle inclination to criticise, an inability to find much to commend, and a tendency to look still further to the eastward for methods and ideals fit to follow. I hope it is all The China and Cut'Glass That we are giving away make splendid CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. We Take No Chances Weather too Uncertain AMAZING REDUCTIONS In Holiday Gifts READ EVERY LINE Especially the Closing Paragraph.

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cause and cnre of piles. Address Pyramid Manball, formerly Albion, Sffich. tome to tms sections, ana it'can never come except under conditions which bear equally on the whole people. "Only the other day a cabinet officer came over here to enlighten one of your great commercial bodies, and with a gifted Chicago imagination quoted Walt Whitman; told you how our fathers, when George the Third was king, 'Dashed the cup from their a precedent I am "lad to see has not been followed at this dinner, and talked about 'obstruction' at Washing-ton, havins reference to the senate. It is rather a r.ew use of the term to call a man who does not vote as you want him to an obstructionist, and in the last 100 years -the balance and check upon hasty'legis- lation which the deliberation of the senate have furnished have been of infinite advantage to the country.

"The century now ending has been full of growth and glory. It has witnessed the republic rise from insignificance and povery tO wealth and g-reatness. Most of us here tonight can recall the dark days of doubt, and from them have seen the people emerge triumphant a nation of free. A continent's width may divide us, but the same flag greets us at the dawn, the forty-five stars all blazoned alike upon its azure yours and all ours. In days of peace as in time of war the altar of patriotism is an altar of sacrifice, and please God we will start the new century on its journey to the stars laden with the hopes and aspirations of happy ajiJ a united MEN AND WOMEN SEE OUR FELT SLIPPERS.

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m. F. R. Fowler, cashier. 1897 DECEMEE.

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