Would this have I-en so if th.' .l- ino- tats
had won? There would, no doubt, have
1-cen a tlnaneial convulsion, possibly very
s- v- re ami far r- a- hlng; but there would
have Iss'ii hope ahead. \\ ho can say that
w- shall not have to st ft. i the convuls --n
after all? Who will say that tt is better
t<> prolong the agony—th- depression in
trade, commerce, etc. while the trusts,
monopolies and other favorites of the re
publican party f.-d upon the vitals of the
eou ntry?
The -l- m-H-ratle party Is the only organ
ization that has the power to h.-l-I th- re
publicans In Check, it is tile only party
competent to -I. fend the people from their
despoil, rs. This b. ing tru. -and il can
not be successfully d- nl.-1-how can any
voter calling himself a democrat vote for
the repubi.can partv. an-1 aga.nst the reg
ular nominee of his own party’. W e
lleve that It would be. letter to stand al
most anyth.ng at the hands of th- regular
<l«mio< ratio otganizatioii than to have tho
republicans in
Free to Our Readers—The New Cure
for Kidney and Bladder Diseases,
B-heumatlsm, Etc.
I m k bl- case of K< v. A. Darling, min
! ’si. t of the Gospel at North . onstanlia.
New York. <nr. <i by Alkavis when, as in
iays himself, he had Imt laith in man mid
medicine, and was pn-p.iriug •*..
certain death. Similar testimon* to this
wond.-rful n. w remedy comes from others,
including many l.i.ii' s’lft. r’.ng r-.m dis ; r
.h rs neculiar t«» womanhood. lln < huren
Kidn.'v Cure Co. of No. tlx Fourth av- nu-.
