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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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the great Central R3utey connecting tie Az iahle
s,tlss With tha Western, Northwestern, aua seuth-
g,rstern states by q continuous Railway direct This
saaJ sisn connects AZ Pittsburgh with daily line OF
aamegs 70 ali psIts on ih3 NoTtd LaEesi ma
Sing be most iifoet sasIPsSt Sad Ts!fSs.s go.ss ~
Yhlch Freight can 10 icFTsFaSl 70 zAa HON Ns
bates between philadalphis and FittsbA4g.
Eirs1 Glass Doe ig ,sh9ss, Dry'{ 75c 2 100 :
second class .z= BOOKS Is Stslol-
,ry. DTy Uoods Ga bGlesl DElgs and sac sIfa.
4adlclaas, HsFdTsr5 Leather Wool
s'h.sT ags.==4aTIis, EzEg.ls,
Bacon, PoIE ia rulkl oast sIasIE 81 = loo =
sole Le sthsI TN tandleil seA AE2, &ei
EDuIgn akass .zzCoGae ! is La
con a PoTk packs a. hArodz sFt pti,S 4ao aIo1
hemp, ion, lead, ,usli5s sy-- --s-s d.usb
FLoQk-si PEI barrel unit, i@Ti.sInolLla-
GRAIN 50 SIS, Tel 100 Z : ubtll tIlIhsT HeE!aJ.
CoTrDA--a@ PSI pale E#I aTE@RlluE 500 !t=a
waIght until CHiheT motive
ITFeiU shipping Goods ffs point 5asi Ji Phil.
ai5phs, bo paItlcuia 70 Ta * Packages vtz PsHR.
,fIga.ta Rate 80 All Eoods Is,gned ~ the g.
zsnts i1r this Road a PAads phs fillsburF, win
na forwarded siI4o 4. detention.
FaHauN Aa.Nrs = Harris, Wormty & CO. MaIar
;his Tenn. e. j. sass & Co, 81. Louis J. s Aitch'
II & SON, Evansville, Lod; DaIneaui, heli d Bur
i.rk Eud Carter y Jswets iouispiiie ,EytR. G Aglr
,iFnru, Madison, lnd; apEigman Brown, and Irwin
q Co., Cincinnati; n, ~ urAhaIh & Co., ZAAesSIlk
j, Lgaph a. Co., 81 fAliDy 81 B0stdhs Leeeb q 80
1st5f House, \. Yors, William 81. and Batter
f.lace NOM YoTk; i. } .snseiof, PAlisieiphiaj Aa
sray i Ka0ng, Baltimore; uea- C. Fronctseus Pitts
hug.
Il. IT, HOUSTON. Gsassat Frsigh -fgsst. Pt.E4
II JIOdEAERT. SHF't. -4!ftSaa, Fs.
peuasy wanna HHlir0ad.
Three Daily Through ffatlg betWeeH Philadelphia
5td Pittsburgh .--IHE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for fittsburgat 2. A. NJ :, and
PIt.burya Ter Philadelphia atg A. ". The fact line
leaves Pbia deiphiAat p IL and Pittsburs for Phil
sJelphia a. p. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS train
leaves Philadelphia I0r Pittsburgh at II M. and
ptLtsburgh for PhiladOlpha as II 7. 81.
Tls above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads To andirom 81 leuis, No, Alton, taena
and Chicago, III. FraEkt.. .r. arat attn aud LGuIs-
yalc, Ky; TerTs ttaltr. ... e, Y.HEasiay Belle.
fonlins, saniasky, 1oiat,l Cleveland, Columbus,
LanesyiHe, Masslion Ad Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the stsaIn packet boats from aud TO Ssw Orleans,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be mad 10 from either Oi ths
above places
Eor further particulars see handbis II The .irE-
ypt starting points. Passengers from Ibu West viii
ind this the shortest aud mosl expedition route 90
PD,ladelphia, Baltimore, New York OF Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines tilla
} MESK MEN, Agent Pas sonscG lines. FEt-.
pbiIn. Nov Cd '55 ily
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-11
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Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
.<l. > BITHROGS 5, AEN BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
davenport, Iowa.
orders solicited loE tba patchsse 81 "i"!hv '4e"''
Woodland pIod 4e generally,
--J,EFEKEFCEs-
Burrows gretiymzn, davenport Iowa
MAO, Pusay s. Wise, Phil., Pa
Springer HBTbsUsA & Co, PNsGAis RS
spanE Co..
Jageph Z. elder, -. LOal8 Mo-
HcsftJs & HsmmsT. 1as!Euntt ohio
y. & %. SicDoAaIi & Co, Welsgtusr Ohio
AoAisL Martini
George wells,
asnns, CIarrat.uu tg 60, tiegajen3, g
Massey 4 Sinclair
lame, Graham, New nzTi-a,
Murchant7 g6Hrvaliy. s4ia1s
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MoLINE PAPER xILLl

NOLlNE PAPER MILLS.
fNHEsuDscribers are constantly making yariety tyo
Printing and Wrapping Papers at their Miilin Mo.
ine and willpay Cashfor any reasonable quantity Of
good clean cotton iineIrags 0urtraveliing
A. O. Churchill will call ON the Merchants through
ceniraiIowa and pay them In cash paper 70 their
rags. ;. W. WHkkLoCk.
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Dyspepsia, ar Indigestion,
sSrcfula, Kings Evil.
Aftset,nns ai the soass, syphilis,
Debility, habitnsi eostisensss,
Erysipslas, Pulmonary Dissassa.
Liver Complaint, ftles,
Female Irregularities, Fistlia,
skin Diseases, Dissasd Kidneys,
aud graatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
ptood. and .uyigorasiAg the gu tiru System.
The medicine, though prepared st great expense
yu tlae price 81 modeIhl. bat al! society may Oh
ia;nI Tn0n IS A. HUXLEY,
NsAufsclury, corner uf s. a!h and Gree, ats,
Louisville, ny.
iTFEor sale al rAoioiHls lt retail by
IA ilJNwly q. z AEBB, lie Claire Row.
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ApllS DIV If ". b. oAhLElo
EURLEY'S SARSAPARII.I.A.
,yIifE invaluable compound SO fully apPraciR ted
/ by liz American ,oopie, IL gaming wide celeb
TitF and has become pernsnenIl. established Sc the
sst sna most sfscliYu medicine OF the day. Cert id
catss s1 daily pouring ia pLa all parts of the States
sgl tIs acted now geioioe there Is help when ey-
gIg yenys proved source OF nissTy, and agonizing
,Tture have readily yielded beneath its Irresistible
inEuenee and countless families rendered happy and
tGs pure ana genuine Sassapsria tthaN which ia a.
fffent, and superior 10 .aii'a Or sny other com
p ld as one thing is capable oi being 70 anotner,
hen taFa jurlsy's, tor out OF thousands Of cases
s-st,sred through sAbs ma, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana. MssouIi aad hentuekyj IL has never IN q
snsis ia lance been tG"mnt |" i.t5 and ni'l eIe pc
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FOR til Q Ladies.

tNRRSCH kid, White kid English KID. KronEe kt5
Il and VelVel slippers.
Also. Kid, Congress kngiish and EfauGh ia-tin
Cater, froln 80 u s2,95 per pair, for sale by
Dera ~ DA ANsOS .uRfiT.s 4 GO
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NOURSE. VIELE q co.
rsoPsnfoRs oF raE
l0WA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,
Have constantly hand fall assortment Of tha
approved
Farming Implements and Machines,
Also,
lsIEl AAh 4 lSlAlNN AGNleaAs

FIELD AMI 1AI6DTlN SEIDS.
all fresh and true to name and kind.
The farming public will ind their interest promoted BY
making examination of qualities the above esa.
Ishn.ent, before purchasing elsewhere. Salesroom
W. corner Rock Isan aud Front streets Davenport 10
va. June
FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
OsAAPOoNDS Fresh rol Batter; Also IS kegs ch0ics
~CUVpscked and 800 dozen Eggs, just received ana
for sale at the HANkEYE Sr0RE
sni IL JACOB WEAVER, JR, 4 90.
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zsDUT< ~ SHOES.
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
AT The Empire Store.
oEs tNfE have nov in Store large and wall So
avg w leetsd slocE oG BOOTS and SHOES, 10
~ which In invite the attention OF all IN want
ofarticies III our line. cnantry trsi9s wish
tng rspienish their stocks viii and 1T 10 thef ad-
vantage 90 give Us o call before purchasing else
where.
Ia our numerous eustOneu who prefer CUSTOM
WORK continue 10 hutd out Inducements In the
way OI prime stock and stylish work not eluRiei
lhis Iids yf NeY YofE a styles Of Ladies' work
manufactured a. usual, Brady street, davenport
ap!38dtf MOORE d BRoHN.
T ADlES' Zeal ggitFF4 III ada 10 order
| NJ s. B.
/, nkNTs' PzfsEt lsgft5r b5pts made 20 order.
NJ, Il h.
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Doots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HE SuUE ! II u u II.
,tAyINGi lnereasad oar faeilities fer manufsctaI
ug and dealing IN Boots shoes ana s M w.
To The citizens ofDayenrort and vicinity greaier 10
than ever 70 buy their boots ana snoss o.
ihem. Our retail stock hereafter VIII always cor
iain every description good- wanted by tue people
We also are making extensive preparations ioT
;yhnissaIene Roots and Shoes, and We invite couB.
y dsaier4 TO call shh examine oar stock ana prices,
ssit l4 determination 10 svltO on as GOOD terms s
hey can BE purcha-f.lia st. Lenis or Chicago
DAWSON, GklGGS ~ co.
oct 2S Brady st., dooffromsd
goys' Youths and Infsats Boots
4 LARGE lot OF ins above, Calf, KIP ard Cow
j bss . S'''' = DAWSON, GRIGGs co
uoms Msds Boots aud Shoes.
yxT Il make every -lyls and quality Of Boots, Esi
w ts1s oxfOTdfiss saI Gn5 Cali Shoe. for gent
anahoTt notice, ofpIiEie stock.
Those who want "i5a.s Meas" wofE NiiiPlessf
take aoIiee.
Dec3 DAWSON, GRiGGS q tp.
Gents Gaitsrs BOYS aaitars Youths CATERS
yYyHr largest ana be.i stock wa have ever offered
fine Car, ssRei aud pezss ID, double and single
sole. Black aad Drab cloth CATERS Fasent lsa'he'
EGd HaeEskin Gsisrz I"f salsSery ohsapoS no
Dac3 DAWSON, GRtGGs 81 90.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
,IsO Rubber Sandais, Caters and Slippers Iaf Ls
"a aiss and Gents, Misses and ehidIsn,Dy
Dec DAWSON, EI6Gs co.
Warm Fact Dry Feet,
nANsoN, 4RIGGs Il co have complete ar
! y sor,msnt OF Fur lined, Cloth and Eunalo over
snoa. Gar sale ehaap dec q.
THE SHOE TRADE
COUNTRY Merchants AIe Invited 10 call and eR'
anime our oa,ent, which is just suited 70 ths
Aiataut our prices nl!l at all llLgss BE- as low 81
ih0so OF Chicago ~ II lnpis.
Desg DAWSON, GRiaGs \ co.
Boots and Shoes by tho Case or Dozen.
ADlES' Calf Kip, Goat aud Kid Boots;
y < ATlsaag N q Buz
Peg'd & sswed Aid, Ensmei Il tiost HuskiEs
zi,d 8tEEf .iytes fof sGlr by
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NJ O n I c. E!

- q. AWSON & co .tays ssmed q
>. partnership with L, ii GTggs, dhier ths name
nj ., lie OF Dawson. Gfiggs Co, 10 take effect
Uflhe lst day afAovcmbaT, 1855.
aiipefoons having unsettled accounts with the 0ia
arm a re ssquesedt Is eail and settle. oe'25
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nIMING SALOON.

For Lease.
4. SUdRFR nf lots situated In vsriaus parts OF /
L vtfv farlsasa lOF term oil years; gpdly 60
1zIs IA GEO. l.. Ui VESPORf
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06
q

Mr.. a. NJ. Clark, Edward Lerew and
Charles +. McRay, 80 East next Mon.
day to visit their old homes and spend the
winter. They are old pioneer settlers in
this place, and we are warranted by this
whole community i'll saying they are
those Bellevue is proud to name as among
the most worthy, go-a-head and enter
prlsing young men in our young and
tlourishing city. Success TO the trio-a
pleasant journey there and a safe trip
back.
We have also to notice the departure Of
Messrs. A. Rossman and A. Sagendorf
from our city to their homes in Hudson
N, Y. These gentlemen have IL besr
wishes for a pleasant trip and a quick re.
turn 10 our city.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06
Fairyiew

Fairview is the name Of q new town
just laid out 10y Messrs. Calvin Sailing,
Rob,. Lhng & Co, about II miles west
Of Bellevue, on the Platte river. The
town is laid out upon a high point on a
commanding ~eninence, and is very ap-
proprra,ely named for while it is a beau
tiful site for a OWL from any point, a bet
ter view up or down the river, or across
the country, cannot be had from any place
in u knowledge. Success to the enter
prising projectors Of Fairviaw.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06
S. A. STRICKLAND & Co.

fs9~ In our last number, appeared an
article signed "REPupLicAN." The ar.
ticle, in the main, was right, but we
think the writer was misadyised in rela-
ton to one statement in his conmunica-
ton. He says, speaking of the acton of
the Peoples Convention at this place,
which nominated Il Legislative Ticket for
tins District-"The first Convention was
in Pursuance of the call organized by the
union of parties. Had not the Republi-
can party its share of Officers in the Con.
v%ention, when that party had 1 out of >.
Had not the party its share in the Com.
mittee on Resolutions, having , out of 3.
Had not every member of the Convention
liberty to select and vote for whom he
pleased. II is true, DR.. Rankin, IN his
anxiety for has fricaiS, morai Il rofe upon
them as soon as he had namoi them. Bet
this t0ds orrrrUlci, all after some nuierio.
crtory remarks, ii wdS announced from The
Char That all werc at liberty 10 propose
and rote for whon they DESIRED"
The tfctS iii the case will not warrant
the inference which would naturally ar.
rise from the above statement. The fact.
are these 4 Councilman was nominate,
by reclamation, and then DIR. Rankin
moved the Convention proceed to baiIo
for four candidates for the Legislature
which was carried. He THEN put il
nomination the -four men who were $
unanimously nominated (and as seen b,
to-days paper, as unanimously elected
But 1t wa asked by some one in the Con
vention if other nominations were in or
der, and the question was very Justly De
cided 10y the Chair in the affirmative, an,
others were named and voted for in sal
Convention, w think il is due to nut
aud facts to make this correction. Ed.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06

companionship with those of Schuyler,
Kyle, and Carpenter, even.
His character may be epitomized thus:
Was a fast man-lived beyond his means
kept 'horses on the avenue"-and in
dulged in other luxuries of an equally ex-
pensive character; got into debt cheated,
only a little at first, and meant to be hon
est, but failed, failed, failed. He is now
a ruined man.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06

MANUrAcTURE OF SMALL ARMS IN
ENGLAND.-The London Times, in giving
a description of the small arms manufac-
tory at Enfield, England, says: In France
the factory is regarded with interest by
distinguished military mem; and there
are some who believe that the visit at this
time Of an American citizen, con,picu-
ouLy Identified in the United States and
in this country with the manufacture of
small arms. 10 81. Petersburg, has some
reference To the commencement of n SIM
liar enterprise in Russia. The whole es-
Establishments is under the immediate con-
troll and supervision Of Colonel Dickson,
Of the Royal Artillery, and the first en-
gineer TO Mr.. Burton, an intelligent Anne
rican gentleman, formerly master arnor-
er of the government small arms factory
of the United States, al Harper's Ferry,
whose services have been permanently
secured BY the government.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06
To the Public.

Many persons come into this office
some TO make enquiries and Suggestions,
and others to complain of the Editor.
Now we inform all such and the rest Of
mankind" that we ARE not the FTaors,
but only the publishers of the Gazette.
Therefore, it would be well for all per-
sons who wish to see the Editor, to call
upon hat individual, aud not upon It's.
Notwithstanding We are only the publish
ers of the Gdseis, yet we hold ourselves
responsible personally to the community,
and to individuals, for all tina, may APP
pear in its columns.
S. A. STRICKLAND s. Co.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06

PREoIoUs MoUTHFuL.-A young gem
tleman of this city called at an oyster
stand a day or two since, and ordered a
''dOzen in the she'll" The order was at
tended to in a moment, and when he at
tempted to swallow the first oyster, he
felt some hard substance in his mouth,
which he took out and placed on the stand
beside him. After the whole were dis,
posed Of, he examined the hard substance,
which he supposed to be a pebble, and
discovered that it was a large and valua-
bic pearl. Various jewellers estimate It's
value from ten to forty dollars, -Syraeuse
standard.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06

even think it no disadvantage that money
should by degrees diminish thus in value.
1t is only what has been gradually taking
place for ages. 1t prevents boarding, by
causing the gold of the mlser literally to
wi,hrr in his clutches, 50 that wealth
shrivels up, except in proportion as it is
united with industry.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06
Horrible Tragedy.

HtOTEtD-t AEdSeuy'
A horrible tragedy occurred at Berg
holtz, a German settlement in fhe town of
Wheatfeld, in This county, on Saturday
night last, being nothing less than the
cold blooded buchery of DR.. T. c. Strange
his h~onsekeeper and his daughter, by some
person or persons as yet unknown.
Sunday morning, as N Of the doctors
ueighbors va foceedinC along the road
leading from the doctors house south he
came upon the lfelcss body lying IN the
road with a pool of blood 10y It's side. He
had been murdered with an axe, he hav-
ING been struck four blows with it, one ON
the right side of the face, two on the back
of the head and one upon the right side.
The murderer evidently meant to make
sure work, as either blow would have
killed the victim. On proceeding to his
house, a mile distant, a still more horrible
sight presented itself.
Upon the floor was the bleeding corpse
of Mrs Ba7lean, the housekeepcr Of DIR.
Strange, her head having been literally
cut in two by the same instrument which
had caused the death of the doctor, and "a
short distance from her, upon the bed,
was found the Iifeless remains of the young
daughter of DR.. Strange. The girl like
the others had been killed hy an axe
The first blow had been given on the side
of the face, and before the second the VIC
tim had raised the arm in self-defence
and received the second blow upon the
elbow and heshv part of the arm. The
first blow must have caused almost instant
death.
So far not the slightest clue to the per-
petrator of this horrible deed. or the cause
which led to it, had been elected. A
neiphbor of DIR. Strange, who lives near
bv, was up all Saturday night finishing a
pair of boots which he had promised, but
said he heard nothing to excite his atten-
ton, The general impression is that the
norsor or nersons who committed the muir.
iii H. A.,
uer went u 'he mousse anu oa'eu II u"
tor away on business. He had a large
overcoat on, and a lantern which he al
WAYS carried when going ont nights. was
can.l noou ,.horo n, ID lov
~
>. IL Is supposed 'ha' ai'er n'"roerih9 The
doctor, the assassin went Jack and mur,
dered the woman and child to prevent dc.
lection. Mrs, Barleon. when found had
I'll - . -.
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Correspondence of Bellevue Gazette
New York, Oct. %, 1856.

Tho no.. b., ,Lo T,r,o,.o. Lo, had
rroo, ;nane,co on the N;coroouo s,ocks.
and ,boro i cood ron so, IN boliovc tbnt
ARRANGEMENTS oro mokinr bv certoin well
L,ov,n co,i,oli.,. g hi. civ Tor the mr.
cha. Of tho choices, nl,n,o,i,ns in Niror.
o,uo which Con Walker od,erI.as for
sale ., puhlic ouc,ion on and after the Isl
IF january next.
I, !. rcnor,ed olso that. rs an ofIsa, TO
contributions Of men. money and warlikc
s,or{s TO cnollo Walker 70 maintain his
~ro>i,ion i !, agreed tina, soverai Of the
mos, pr,lu,,ivo ne ,bo.a confscotod o..
,o,ns will ha reserved for the Lor.f, or
tho r~or,;cs ,l,vo ,,on,iop.d
Tho s,oomyh,r Tevog vh,cb i alvor.
,;sod % mil for Cor T,,on ~, rr;1,v win
axhili, = substantial evidence .or the con.
summation of his ,orro;p in tho loroe
number Of recruits she will have on her
r,syorror IL, and sbonId the nov, ;r,al.
Iro,ce from N;coroc ra show ,b,, Walk.
or : hard rrossed an ox,r, s,e,,nor NAV
10 dosr,,chod v.i,b ox,ro ro;,f,rce,o,,s
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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06

Ia" To what purpose are attempts at
assimilation For that which a man is
in himself, that he will in the end appear
to other people,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-11-06
Gold or silver a Legal Tender.

of It's being much tighter. Money is
nine per cent. for the best mercantile pa
per in London, and the prospect in Paris
seems to threaten much that is serious.
No doubt the gigantic and speculative
transactions of French capitalists have
much to do with this. Some Of these
days the CrcIH .lobiIir will have to ex-
plode. Already it has been found too
favorable not only to idle aud foolish spec
%ulators, but to the successful preparation
of extensive frauds. Others will 500
come to light.
But the real cause Of these panics IS 10
be- found in II cause much more extensive
and deep; it is in The rdpid igfur IF goH.
In England, gold is the only legal tender
for all sums above n certain small mount.
In France and in this country, it is vir-
tually the same. But in Germany, Italy,
Turkey and China, silver is largely the
standard. Here, indeed, either gold or
silver is the tender, as tie payer may
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silver coins lighter and lighter of silver,
by alloy, to correspond with the price Of
S'u'
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NV ".' "a''V' al" So' nus Oe'o.'
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what - "i', ''"'' TT "i' c'co' VI "'""''S
so'o '''"''! "'e S''i'u''" VI P''ce'' o' at
''"9' Vi P"!'l'l"'' AS A"i''l'ailS' we
"'l5"' say 'lu0H VI COURSE III It's favor
'ohNeh''"' O'a''ll"i' ana packed IN a
sna''er compass II mas hoch' in'rih'l-
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""' va '"' o'"'. manu- 1t - " '"'''"
'''S S'''i'a'"' one uol'I u P''cla'lilS oi''
'e''a''' 10 o'P'cCla'c' NO power On 'a''I
can max 1t rc'aln lor Ten years any UNI
form price, LOO at 'he eiiectS OF I'M
o'PTecla''oh' IL must ana docs uirect'I
increase uhe price, nat Is 'he hoihiha
'a'''e Oh everything measured 10y hi
S~'aiiua'u' where ule rea% value reii'ail
the same henls riSe' 'he price OF iaoo
RISES 'he price oil provision OF houses o
, manufactures bu' as all rise together
makes no man rlcher' Whlie many ap
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, S" 10y
ms STATE OF thlngs Is deplofabiy la
> 'oraple TO SP'co'a'ioh' Every man 1t"
ina Il he can only BUY a mouse ana lot o
'r'ul'' ana hoIu on 10 II Tor a lew year
II VIII be easier ana easier to pay IT. be
cause u'e S''ne hummer OF goa dollar
can he had Tor less ana less labor or pre-
perry "hi'e tne price Oh lahu is lhcrea'
ing all 'he 'ilhe' vi course eVerybod
wants 10 h'y All ne cam ana inns ralS'
:, prices iapu'oOsiy' ,redit Is abused
ineh push io' payment II a CRASH al
pane must eh'"e' win every variety
h''''o'iol' Huch are lew OF the NJ
oe'sary evils OF a d'proclaung S'andaI
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Perhaps II may he thought an adraI
'age by some that all tins Is favorable