mOnS on it) hv their nnbllcalion of tha
picture of another Dr. Simmons, if not dono
y "PP'oprlate cur trade? Is not
the motive apparent?
"1 -
rM riV sj
ban Antonio, Tex., sayii
My wlfo has used Dr. HI,
A. Simmons Liver Mod.
fcfl icinomaiiyyoarsforSick Headache and novor
falls to buy a package
when eho expoots to
travel. It saves one from,
taking injurious drugs.
For 16 years It haa been a
necessary mcdlclno in my
house.
Caution. T)nnfc tin tnrAnA Ima n1.lnM
choapworthlcsRstuff. If tho mcrcbanttolla
you'MtisinstthoBamo" naM.A.S. I. U..
yoq may know that ho Is trying to ooll you
cheap Bluff to mako a lilg profit ty palmisK
Oil on yen a wholly different article, ,
EXTRAVAGANT MANAGEMENT.
ncnnbllcnn Government Is Alvrnja
Very Contlr.
Tho Tcsult of .republican extravagance
Qins manifested Itself in unmistakable
form "Uruscnrly In 'tliellfeof the
McKlnley administration. July was
the first month of the new fiscal year,
and Secretary Gage's treasury balance
(.hows a deficit of $11,000,000. When tho
enormous anticipatory Imports to escape
tho duties of the Dlngley bill are-taken
Into account, together with tlie.
unusually lieavy pa3ments Into the
treasury by tho brewers -to sa c the" rebate
on beer stamps, the conclusion is
inevitable that the deficit is due to the
reckless use of public funds.
The amount paid out of the treasury
in July exceeded by $3,000,000 the
amount paid out during July of? last)
year. This excess represents tho difference
between republican government
and democratic government. In.
other words, rcpublicon government
costs $8,000,000 more a, month than democratic
government.
Ono of the items of extra cost was
contained inifhopensionoccount. Pension
payments for the month of July
aggregated nearly $15,000,000, almost.
