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Tidal Wave of Democracy W

Sweep The CountryJ

Statement by The Democratic

tional Committeemen InI dicatte Victor yr

The Democratic National Congrtftsionnl Committee Issues thelollowirjgstatcmant of the situation

A tidal Wnvcof Democracy isswooping over the country and in-

dications now point to therren testpopular majority for Bryanmonth ever given to any Desnatic Presidential candidate Thegreat popular uprising in favorBryan is not confined to any pti tl

ular section of the country Iuniveral The sign is in the shyand it spells victorypubyBryan has lost nothing of thestrength fae had in 1896 whenthan 25000 votes properly digbuted would have elected himtherefore follows that this yearwill receive at least as many v-

asotes

in 1896 plus the natural increin the number of young Democrthvoters who have come of age iithe last national campaignthis year Mr Bryan has manyments of strength which he lacin 1896 and which are sufficientinsure him a tremendous majorboth in the popular vote andelector ial collugdb

In 1896 the German vote wentthimost entirely for McKinley Tyear Mr Bryan will receive bymost conservative xtpuperten per cent in the German voteatsalone is sufficient to carry severaljlof the so called doubtfulelect the Democratic national ticket

the laborpawasthe alleged prosperity iss

lJlaborhigvoteseveral doubtfulStates for Bryand Stevenson

In 1896 the Gold Democratslfill

hafinancialhas e cast one million votes mostheleytrats recognizing that their con-

tention¬

has for the time beingbsettled by statute have returnedthe old party and fully eighty per-cent of them will vote for BryanThis vote insures a safe Democra ¬

tic majority in several close StatesIn 1896 a large majority of the

Irish vote was cut for MCKinlThis year this vote will be givenBryan and this alone means sue ofcess in several important Stateswhich four years ago gave theirelectoral vote to McKinley

The Holland vote which hasways heretofore been Republicanwill this year go over to Bryanwith practical unanimity because tyof the unfriendly attitude of the ad atrmuistratiou towards the strugglingBoer Republics In three or fourimportant States this vote holds tilebalance of power

The antiImperialistic vote will becast unanimously for Bryan amonth This is a new andunCIfobutclaim that in onepiyotal Stattt alone in

they have 100000 voters enrol ledstate

leexcluili

Republican In u score of othervoleaclya must important und perhaps COB recelusive factor If theapproaehiurtyelection ti-

The reform vote will be givenmost unanimously to Bryan thieyear Heretofore it has been scat andtered about through numeroussmall party organizations where itmts OOL made itself felt but in theaygregattf il is a great powerThis includes the Single Taxersthe Direct Legislation ists the at

Golden RuleJonej people100000in Ohio and many others age I e nextgating considerablymore than onemillion votes

The independent vote of thecountry which in late years hasbeen such an important factor inallabe cast solidly for Uryan 7

alone is sufficient to decide the elec ¬

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tion in certain States and give thenational victory to the Democracy

In 1896 the vote and influence n-Ethethe commercial travelers ofMcKinleyI

thspisthe last ntttioual compaigu Tyear teaveliug men are almostl1Caworking as hard for lion as theydid for McKinley in 1896

In 1896 a large proportion ofprohibition vote of the country wascast for McKinley under a mss

talon impression This year evoryprohibition vote not given tp Bryanwill undoubtedly be cast forWooley Certainly McKiuleyreceive none of them In additionto this one sacsthehasagainsterswhite House and this will certain

ofly affect thousands of church vetrsDfutAnd then there are the thousandsof conscicncioua and patriotic Re

blicans who have been obliged totheir party or its can Jf

datebecause of the bold and gl ar¬itsnworlehcjussseman sufficient to overcome thellnjoritutridelepopulartoin YOI

lZepublicatheon ex ¬

Hannas corruption fund Ands will not suffice Four yeaboughtIeblican managers They canworse this year But the ele

mentioned above who haned the Democratic ranks sinhitrty and its candidates from psi

and are in the fight to stay UG

uehese are the true elements oflottoqerican greatness because th of

represent the best citizenship thest thought and the truespeoplet1beseftasWveOTItoverwhole country gaining strength CJ

rywhereHtamodtoFormer Republican Is SupportingEvery Issue of The Kansas

City PlatformCyheanethe most sought men iuIndianap I

olis in connection with the notifica forceremonies was Webster Davis °Missouri former assistant secrereaalbecause of the McKinley policy andvho renounced the Republican par

and made a Democratic speechthe Democratic National coat ellntion atIanlasCitj

Mr Davis was asked byahoosierDemocrat whether he was a Demo-crat

J theon all issues or merely on the

imperialism question Hs replieiifircacelYIiu in the iiaasasCity platI have been one of the most

l1l advocates of bimetallismtilt Republican part in my hor

nail T afraid unequivocally onptalIof every oie of them during the ofIt is trot a halfhearted

IppOt liryau and Siuvenson will

il from ttiie I believe the safeof the Republic lies in their elec ¬ It

in November inentmunlfooled with a lot of small questions partthey will not stop for the hide the

show but the math tent will betheir stopping place and I am simIdie und of iU and Drywlllliit in the1Vhite louse for

four years at lcattintiLord Clive said that Robinson thl

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mass of boils pimples and ulcers 1

Then this BI3Bspedwill completely change tho witholly into 11 nluim condition free frthedlJdrains the POIHOU out of the aystemso the symptoms cannot return

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be given away free of ubHfgeB B for sale druggists

1 per large bottle or 0 buttll treatment 5Cotitplqw die

with oach btie addroia BLOQD BALM COAtlanta Qa D lcrilftrouble lUlUFree medical e gtveu

B B B sold by R 0 tlardtvi

HopkiUivilleKYrrDont behave in a J street car

train as if no one else haflfa rightto be there 1

r <tJusto Tonic blood purifier andvermifuge They are nut Ib d butpmJ JHd>historyL ryand novels

There are thousands of peopta sufCori untold torturehavrsTABLEBUCI will

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amadestoug bv the use of WHITE

EAM VERMIFUGE Price 2°ceutH Sold by R 0 Hardwick

allam said that Livy was theel historian of

O4SXOElXAt 11BearsSignature

CLGltlIlcf inand

hopin rarely read anythingvier than a French novel

Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is asale by CK er

lAuber hated reading and neverEd save under compulsionfel

For RentThree store houses in the Dryer to

LnthamHotelYoungmTitian read his prayer book and

Metamorphoses of Ovid j she

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wiSlgDatnroof < him

Voltaires favorite classical auwas Juvenal the satirist the

Take care cf the stomach and tihealth will take care of itselfpeople Only realized the soundtle

that statement the majority rymight live to a good old like noMoses the eye undimmed theththeis from the stomach that noun bh

is dispensed to nerve and thanscle If the stomach ia ryes

c ant do its whole york for as01 the body It diseased

disease will taint theremCllt Itat lle sonsthe ing

of the stomach as the

comlsil1monGoldall i neti20thebe cured throughhtomach1 The soundness of

is ever curenawitlIl1Ifllij 1

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JVALL BARGAINS OF COURSE4MreFew Llttlo ThingsMrs Hilber I was in tho to-

opping with Mrs Bwindlor today

anythingSU to get a fewReallyIIIHsoftie 0 t Ie 0 weronot fit to use

ITilberrIIov much was the billshillingsujust for Ave r j Mlnd I simplypoundIf1ecthe1nC plhjhook I I haIa dozen of the latest

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< Sirs HilberGn thoro it ero a fsports little thfngiiof no p rti

iii qutnce Necessities oi cblit of tr1fimg cdst I

nber Mudojnl do you knowthat you have been Joing

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and slave to make the money necesourhUidcoolcst p1Esible manner UlUl OH I

e been buying without my consoar what you are pleased to term afew little things Bahl

Mrs Hilber But my dearHilber Dont my dear me Did

Dwindler who say was-h you spend anything

Mrs Hilber No She said shecouldnt afford it-

HilberPriselj What man icircumstances can afford it

you any idea how much thetors is thememorandum Just ten pounds

hlberAL 1 do you know madam

representserdear It

the sum Mrs Dwindlersays you won from her husbandcards last night London TitBits

ndNEEDED A CHANGE IP

piRemodyfor His Patient1J

The following anecdote is relatedDr Ilujean the most celebrated

of the mEdical profession in his

A certain great lady came to himmuch distress about her daughter i

the physician began the investsgation of the case by asking

Why what ails her =mothotv ¬

Z cannot tell but she has lost herhumor her looks her health Her

consumes every day and we fshe cannot live

Why do you not try to induce hermarry some worthy young mannldoasover she could expectIs there ne ono else that you thinwould

Ah doctor thats what troubles r

for there 1a young gentlemanom she loves but her father and I

nevqr conefnt to have her marryt

Why look you madam replieddoctor gravely being among his

books in his library then the casemarryse I

another In allmyremedy for such a disease as this

Change your physician and consult J

young man she loves If he is anhonest fellow his advice will be bettor IL

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mineN Y Ledger Monthly

PesosclThe Royal Humane society in theirfor last year statcthat 756 per l<r

distinguished themselves by saV059 liveS and in trying to save 74 j

The society presented ninemedals 154 bronze medals and

the latter being for a second I

of bravery by a medalholdervellum or parchment testimonials ivaryinghis j

were 42 officers and men of tInaval and coastguard service 701

the militarv forces and 88 of the j

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