man is that the rich are enabled to
escape punish for their misdeeds. And
that's the livin' truth. This rascal was
what they call a good citizen and was
surrounded by everything that would
appeal to the highest manhood and
why should his crime be condoned
when a poor man in unfortunate cir
cumstances must suffer full penalty
for his wrong doin'? 1 tell you it ain't
righteous end I'm awful glad Start had
the sand to turn down the softies that
asked for the pardon. Down at Chic
ago they've ben tryin' a big bank
wrecker for weeks and I notis that the
best lawyers that money could hire hav
ben at work workin' all kinds of legal
legerdemain to keep him out of his
rich deserts. The banker don't deny
that he took big wads of the bank's
money that didn't belong to him and
used it in his spec schemes but he says
he didn't mean to do any wrong. He
ought to hav about twenty Tears in the
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
Minneapolis News: That foolish old
question "Is alcohol poison" is again
being discussed, this time by English
physicians. JSo, of course it is not
poison. It is food—rich food—for the
undertaker and the poorhouse.
