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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

The permanent exhibition at Ph;,a-
delphia has had a change of manag- -ment
The new president, John S. Norton has
full power to direct the exhibition 90 he
pleases. The first move is the opening Of
the gates on Sundc.y. The big show will
be opened next Sunday at ten o'clock in
the morning and closed at six in the
eYenlp1. There will be no machinery in
motion and no sales permitted except in
the department ofpublic comfort and the
log cabin. In the afternoon sacred con-
cert is to be held, in which thirty pro-
fessional voices and an orchestra of thirty
pieces will participate. The show has
not paid expenses. The average daily
number of admissions has been about
$500, but fully 200 of these have been
recorded by the 500 exhibitors and en-
ployes of the exhibition, there being
about one hundred of the latter class.
The average daily cash receipts have
therefore been only about 1875, while the
average daily expenses have been about
$3.50, of which 500 went for advertising.
Under the new regime Mr.. Chas. W.
Greene, late manager of the department
of advertising and amusements, becomes
general manager. He says that the COM
pany should expend at least $500 a day
for advertising, and he mas no doubt that
the liberal policy just put into practice
will soon enable it to be done.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07


Are thee sad, 81 words, &c No cash, no beer
st. Loffjs j0urnlt.
Haner's Baar says that you may eat
corn Of the c5, but you must hold it
with OILY one hand, If the cob gets a
little tie beta of YOU, W. suppose you
may hdd oneDd of the cob down with
your tot.- Hacteye.
Their is noting like knowing how TO
select cheerfl subjects for dog-day
editorids. A Rligious exchange presents
a leading article with the captivating
title, Infant thmnatiOn-No. g." Which
recalls the memoranda in the diary Of an
eminen! tbeol0gian: Aug. lSth-ToOk a
great dsal of pleasure to-day in reading
DR.. Edvards able sermon on The JUS
tice of God inthe DamnstiOn ofSinners.' p"
The 4Riaao.
4 man stood on a street corner in Chi
cagO one day this week, slowly and de
liberately tearing to pieces a very fair
looking pocket-bOOk--tirst pulling out
the partitions, then drawing out the lin
ings, and finally ripping the leather
across and tossing the whole wreck into
the street. What'r you doing that
for?" exclaimed a friend, who came
along. Well, I'll tell you," replied the
man. the fact Is, I've got tired carrying
around something that's of no earthly use
to me whatever - Chicago Journal.
There was a coIored man about the
streets Saturday, trying to sell a shirt.
He wsnted the money to buy new rum
with which to battle his rheumatic wife.
He said he had more shirts than ne
needed, and the fact he hadn't one on
gave some color, although dusky, to his
statement. He finally found a gentle
man ready to negotiate with him. The
shirt was warranted to be all sound and
kind, whereupon, unrolGng it from its
brown wrapper, it was foundNo be full of
holes, some OF them large enough for a
procession 0 rabbits TO pass through with
ears erect. When asked to account for
the meshes in this human net. Mr.. John
son exclaimed: Ny goodness gracious.
who'd thought it them ere moths got
into de house this very morning and 20
for de ole mans miscellaneous shirt ?
Well, It's awful sticky any wav. Good
morning, sab, " and then he took up the
shirt dEetully, as one would a wreath of
moss -sssss.-s3lled - e lllEeed 1nournfully away
Hortfre~.oo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07
GRAHE IND GAY.


No KISS
"Kiss me, W.T." sang Marguerite,
To prettyHttlc tune,
Holding up b dainty mouth,
eet as rosss born IN June
WIZ was ten years old that day.
And he pulled her golden curls
Jeasinglv, and answer made.
81 m too old don't kiss girls"
len years pass, and Marguerite
smiles ss VIII kneels al her feet,
Gazing fOndly 10 her ewes,
Praying. Wont you kiss me, aweetTs'
'ktie is seventeen to-day.
with her birthday ring she toys
tor moment thon replies.
I'm too old don't kiss boysp
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

IT IS proposed to bore a tunnel under
the Mediterranean from near Algeciras,
1n@1pain, to point between Tangiers
and Ceuta, in Africa, distance of nine
miles. The cost is estimated at e4, 600,
900, and the promoters are said to have
raised considerable sum.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

HEREAFIEatbe Japanesewill celebrate
the fourth Of July with festivities, be-
cause on that day was fought the decisive
battle Of Uyeno, in the contest which re-
suited in the establishment of the tenn
poral power of the Mikado.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

The occupants of six hundred shanties
along the lines of New York railroads
makes living by planting corn and po-
tatoes between the rails and the fences.
1t is said that 5000 acres are cultivated
in this way.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07
ESTABLISHED 1859

, lingte .aemand for teachers there
and sl@ the colony at large is
rapid sng. Mr.. Ferguson and
familg of the ladies are from
New Hea,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

THE treasury department has issued a
circular to all customs collectors relative
10 frauds in coloring sugar, directing
them, after October 1st next, to seize and
prosecute for forfeiture all importations
st that character
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07
CURRENT PAR4GRAPHs.

AHMED PAsHA. who has been leading
TO victory a branch of the Turkish army,
is man who never drinks intoxicating
liquors or uses tobacco, which fact makes
him as odd thing as a white crow among
his fellows
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

Some dea Of the scarcity and high
price of;orsss in England during the
year l+Smag be formed from the fact
that in hat year Richard Ill offered
his entiTeEingdOm for one, and the offer
WAS R-e as.--raJ - Courier .I2IeS"e(-
of all sad vgoras tongue or pen
4 he sa1d-st are, III might have been
w ffirr-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

THERE were no lives lost by the forest
fires at Eaton, near Green Bay, Wiscon-
sin. The i've missing families have
turned up alive, after suffering from lack
OF food and sleep. One woman saved her
children by laying them upon the ground
and covering them with earth. Another
family, who had fought fire for fourteen
hours without food or rest, were about to
despair, when a slight shifting of che
wind opened tc them a pathway to safety.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

ELBcrRICTTY VIII now be dispensed at
the usual rates in China, as there isatele-
graph line six miles long just completed
IN that country. 1t has been erected by
Ii Hung Chang, viceroy of Chill, from
his official residence TO the Fretain arse
nal. There is little doubt but that other
lines will follow as the intelligent China
man feels disposed to let this one stand,
although heretofore he has insisted on
pulling down all lines formerly put up.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

The ss6iest wort we ever hear
Are thee sad, 81 words, " No cash, no beer.
ST. Fgffs .F1ururf.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-07

I ~eign Notes
Fro hs of May to the 30th of
June sefse daily circulation of the
Londs eggsph was 1922 copies,
the "a = Many daily newspaper has
, 1877-12-12

1Inlnona Crimes Alleged tn HAve Heen
Committed by the Kalamazoo Insane
AAylnm Anthnfltleaa

IInlnona Crimes Alleged tn HAve HeeA
Con,tn!ttsd by the Kalamazoo Insane
Aaylnm AnthasltIess
1pteiol DirDaieA n TIE Cntcaoa Tribuas
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Dec 1.-THE case al Mrs.
FAncy j. Newcomer n. Edwin II. vnnduaon,
Superintendent Of ths State 1nsans AsyIum, fot
false imprisonment, w1s opened this afternoon In
the Circuit Court. The plnInt!T expects to prove
that she was taken by force from Albion. in this
State. BY hos tc;atlvts, who were sctaated BY
malice and designs to gain posaesaon OF her prop
erty, and lncAfccrated In the Asyinm hero for len
months, while she was possessed OF nm entirely
snund mind: that while In tho asylnm. aha was
abused by attendants md the patients Into whaso
society she uas thrown; that shs entered
the asyluns IN Rood physical and mental health.
but that, whffc there, aha fnfced to take drugs
Tor alleged c1nAnmptlon. 80 that she departed
from there d!seased and hepesa cripple for Efu;
TINT, In aplts Of hcs remoastfanctf, ehe wks "a
confined tufsngh the means Of u conspiracy hes
tween her relatives and tho authorities of The say
Inn. who accepted anA rctnIncd her without iue
process Of law and authority. Tho counsel in,es.
e.tsd n The easss are Mestra May. Frazer 4 Gates,
Of Kalamazoo, for the p1sntIG, and y. Dnrula
!lurhes, Of Hfanl Kaptds. AMI II. r. aevertns and
Dwight May, of Kafamaznn, for ths defendant.
This case ia one Of much Importance mud IT, result
cannot bd fpFe&old for several days
, 1877-12-12
NAVIGATION NOTES,

Eight vessels loft Nuskeron Sunday night, and
ara expected hero to-day. They atu lumber Iadon.
49,. Tho Grand 1laEcn baEgcs left again for that
port yestorday, and will continue 10 make trips
while the weather pcfmlta... Tho scllr Drlxhtic
has been. engaged to loud %, 900 ou wheat. 10 10
delivered al uutIxlu In tho sprtnr. The rnte re-
celved is 4!ie. Shs went to elevator lat evening
at On lie III nsW .ou
OF tho DctFpit and Cleveland line. building
at Wyaudotto, will be std Into her business
May and consors severn have laii up Il Port Col.
borne. Tue schrs +. j. Hing aud Russian have
slso. laid Up thcro... At!co va ths nsme q the
foint Friday night issa and she had load Of
exercrccns On ooard for ti.s port....caps. lants
Ehsnpen o. IT, sehf ,l r. 1at as,c ni
mate Of Tho steam. .taryo Ksrshaw. has been re-.
corded 40 Captain ot that graft, to a tbs vacancy
sailed With tho iA,s Master Of the Kershaw tor aav.
eral ycars. .Thc att1,t Tempest lett for lr.nI
Haven ysstsrday, aud ~ lay up on reaching tcrs
s.st:s Ss:s.asS; ~ isssss I'll ssss T.;
sfs E s FL fs's s assaass sasS's4
William treusn, .nl Il: ri. asKno Tson',sei..
% fsun lie east shose. .1he stcani: oarso Mchssl
sA tha ,'' Yer yestsrass e stet.ons siipu~Msa ~
sais!y thsfsby savinE about 80. 10th yssssl. II.
rived ftom MnnE1tea with lumber. The tugs
Bhieits and Tarrant left st. Joo yesterday with tie
seh1s II. u. llaycs and sunriau IA tow. and unless
the H. fate thai has sttendrd them DEGREES other
Wise, they should bo here this morning. The sail
1esasp will 1ar up..:. The Sattnnal Lloyds, Of New
York, has paid to Can't L!ndgreu, owner Of lhs
irrsd Oh Thundur Buy IstanA In the Rrsa. .toru Of
Nov. Il and D, tho aum OF 5000, the atnoant for
whichth {eeiKAt. list VI tho lott craft insured
Thc achr Aida j. llogeEs IL 10 Fccelve rebuild
this winter II tho Milwaukee Compauy's yard SUI.
dciout to raiso her classification to A Z She Wilt
bcstna whsEs needed. etc. .Ths su!t Of the pro.
prlctnrs Of tho stmr Waite axainst the Northern
transportation Company for damages to tho Walte
gu.edn. The Captain Of the oehr Dutand, on &E.
nving at ClsYs!Aqd OH Sunday night. reported an
back from ths Detroit Itver, and that Ii probably
what the Closelaudets saw and took 10 oe burning
shin.
, 1877-12-12
WISCONSIN,.

5pseia{ Nsp1tcA - The CAtcdeo N4ouas.
MApisos, Wis.,, Deco 1l.-The llou, A, ].
Turner, ot Portage, authorizes the announcement
that Secretary Of .state. olect Warner has offered
him tho Aaslatant. .Secrctatyship, bat he has Do.
eliued tho honor. Col. y. II. Puiney, Gov. Lu1.
incoos private secretary, u bstng strongly ufged
for tho position. and many prominent politicians
here art confident he will succeed. Turner says
bs vii! accept tho Chief Clerkship OF tho Senate
aud supervision OF the Blus Book.
Supt. -slees Whttford has selected tbs Raw. J. B.
PFeat, Of this city, - assistant F1adt 10 Bearings
Assstant and haA ssrssd foe several years IN tais
posIllon with great success.
Whitford and NasueE afv expected Ia town to-
morrow. Attorney -Geu$rul Willun 10 ALREADY lsre.
A confestnce OF lesdtnY politicians Will doaetloss
then be held.
Applicants for ot5eo are here tonight from many
sections OF the State.
, 1877-12-12

occn Injured In this way. simple recipe for
craving on \ smooth board. aud cover It with 4
thin layes Of common ssla finely puivsdsed; then
Squeeze lemon juice npon the salt until = con.
part Of the picture has been subjected to this
treatment, elevate one end Of thd board 30 that Il
VIII form an anglia Of about forty fye degrees with
tho horizon. From tea kettle or other suitable
veste1 pour on the engraving boiling water until
The talt and mon.1uice he all waahed m. Tina
frnm hta!n. II must oo dried on tho board, or on
some smooth surfacr, gradually. II dried By The
nrc or sun, It will be Hinged with d. u. Follow
tsh color,
, 1877-12-12
WHISKY HATH ITS VICTORIES.
6pfctut 51tstsssch Ia 11& CA{ea1o Jrt$Nas.

BlaAABcx, D. r., Dec. l0.-Tho saytnth CAY
aIry expedition for the iIilts moved out Sunday.
Tho town, since pay-1ay, has been full OF
"Aoozy " soldiers, and the famous Seventh had
sotao oi them along. Ths discipline after pay
day IL evidently slack. For four days wagons
aud squads OF cavalry hare been over every day
irom ltpeo!n picking up loads ot soldiers WIN
were s'full.n Five cOmpau!es VI The scrouteenih
Infantry arrlved this afternoon trom btapling
Liua, mud Smelling. In the ca,np lust ufgnt,
two compan!es hal : rough-an1-tunlte tight.
Capt. uunuyau led one oi tna divisions The
night bcfuEe there was also fight, and Lieut..
second blow would have KILLED lIm, had not
unother officer caught ktIrstrlck's Iuu. Ben
Clark LETT to-duy Tor Chlsago With stx Cheyenne
Chisfs to mect Sheridan.
, 1877-12-12
ANOTHER TENTAclE,

San FRANCISCO, Dec. lQ-Preslle1t Orion,
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
states that an agrccnrnt has bceu reached BY
thc.Westcsn Union Aud Central Pac1ae author
i.!cs bv which III telegraph lues Of The railroad
company sse to be consolidated With the West
cru Uuloa system. Mr.. Ortou Is settccnt Is to
tho tctlus Ql ths sxs&suvnt, but states that tho
, 1877-12-12

Following IL correct lst Of tho steam and sail
craft In winsor quarters At The above port: Stmra
Chicago and sheboygan; ptnps Oconto unl q. j.
Trucsdell; sail vessels: Mariner, Luna, Lydia,
Industry. Annie. Tom!nc, Blue tscl1c, Eliza,
Euyles. franklin. Iula Larsen, Feic,toua. II. c.
poat Etpontola. Nelly Anna. Lott'c Cooper. I'M.
par!A. Moekln4 Difk+ Etns, Charles Luling. J. d
A. EtrQpAcn, HucrcM.
, 1877-12-12

dencs" will do no Eood. A. welt might physt-
clan prescribe "hralth" for ainking patient.
Financial confidence n not cauat, but {he result.
Of tho normal and harmonious Action Of tho various
organs nf tho financial systen rs hestth fe Of tho
hasmnnlons action Of the organA Of tho human
eystcm. Tho on1y cffcctuhf remedy in either case
IL that which will remove the disease.
, 1877-12-12
TIE FIRST TRIP.

III = Z E1k" INIT ----------
Tte Northern Transit Company's ftmr Nashua
1ht last evening on her nrst trip to Ludington with
full cargo Of nour, proytsons, feed, etc., about
100 tons Of the provisions botnR CONSIGNED through
to Eurupe. Mr. 4. ". French, manager Of the
line. accompanied tho steamer for the pnrpose Of
obtaining complete roundlnHs OF LndlnRton 1iar.
Dor. and IL get an Idea Of the location Of the
burR.-N1tpdukssE Sentinel, lila.
, 1877-12-12
EDUCATIONAL,

SptNa! D4N1fcA 10 711 [Alod0o 5f1kuA1.
AM Aupog, Mich, Dec. l1.~-@ieoE.u x. Nor.
H. Pfofrssor Of Modern L4nxuAxes Aal LltcEA-
suEe in Michigan GDlyersty. has accepted ~ lasl.
ta.iou 10 lecture on ''philosophy and NctApbys-
ics" 1t the johns Hopkins University III DalIi-
more. lie Will delivers cousse of twenty lectures
there next month. Arrangements bare been e.:
gected permitting his absence from duties here Tor
that length ol time.
, 1877-12-12

YOnT OF CHICAGO.
Tho following were tho arrivals and tlearancss
for tho twenty -four houra ending At 10 O'Clock last
night: .-. ...-.-.
,,Ans,v4k,-Props y; Gseh, 1gsna Hs.sa: |lnaMhs1i lai
irs, saadtes. sshss Windsor, Ure9l Ilss;G laHeor,
tlIaham lroe,. utrsn Hay, Asht MagK!o Thonlrs'E
Whltu Lake, llmbers tieindcsr. Mnskeaon, woodi L..
a.. HuftDn. MUS ogon. lumber:
CLxAHAxcxs-trop DcpeIe, NNwautee. ~ 3brM Enisky
and luhdrtt4ShE hUyk1u, 70 bfIA s4lt anil SuRlTlsA
N4ato.ee. lrl. apulaa aud ea
7,3 III OATS $50 bril- bcef $50 or potk 10 tons haY,
And suhdK(ss
, 1877-12-12

dispatch from Ksclne, received yesterday.
states that the echr q. Barber run the reef oy
that port whi!o In 4 wAterlugycd condition. sha
haa cargo Of lumber on board fos blanchard,
Capt. 7. o. Peterson, her master. She WAS ri.
portcd oil iast evening. having bscn ughteuel
cppsldeIab1ys
, 1877-12-12

transfer Is IN tho naturc Of cooperative nr.
rsn9cment, by which the Offices OF The railroad
lines will bo discontinued and al busFneps car.
rfcd on under tho Immediate control and name
of the Western Union. Tho new arrangement
IL to 70 into effect Jan. /.
, 1877-12-12
THE UNION LEAGUE,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lo.-At 4 meeting Of the
Unloo League tu+plght the alseenth aunual H.
port was presented. It defends tho Presidents
Southern policy, commends hls elIorts to On.
forcc tie Ciyll-Sersics rules, aud condemns the
actlo, oi thoss who oppose hin tn tho Litter
cOuFkc.
, 1877-12-12

IHF4 11IKIE LlAsN NIt
Tho Buffalo Courter mnkos I good showing In
favor OF low tolls on the Erie Canal. Oscr go, =
600, GOO bu moro grain was shipped during the
scasou inst closed than In lH7U The nur1ber OF
boats TINT cleared this year wsa q, ,n3B. against
4, B4 Inst year. an Increase OF ., 08b. Efforts will
te made TO rlAce several neW steamers hR1 con-
aorts On the tonte next season, the outlook for
which l1 good.
, 1877-12-12
TIE RAI3HEN.

SpscidI Dspaich II 7ns Chicuao 7Ffbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Dec 11.-The Milwaukee Tug
Company this afternoon received dispstch from
tho Master Of the schr q. Barber, stating that that
coH.s WA sent 10 tho Acme, but no Inter frpofts
have been received.
, 1877-12-12

4 JAM IN TIE RIVER,
A Jam Of yesaeta occurred At Sixteenth atree&
yesterday, and for timo threatened damage to
sor1o Of the numerous ctnft laid up there. Tho
steam. barge Davidson was eudcarotiuR TO get to
Armour, Dole L Co.'s elevator to load a cargo or
gram, and got wedgcd tn 80 In the narruw stream
that II required some timc and effort to get her
ont,
, 1877-12-12

Happy tIdtngs for nervous sufferers, and thoss
who have been doscd, dtuxged, and quacked.
Pntvefmaeher'A Electric De!tA efIectuntly curo
premature debility, weakness, and decay. Bank
and journal. with Information Worth thousands,
mailed free. Address Palyermaehcr Gialvaole CO.,
, 1877-12-12

WtfRiRRfoR Dill ths4Aa< <fVttH.
II tf.c9uenlIy happeus that fus rnErar!nRs. de-
spIta ths carr taku4 ef theta. Will III sums 4pac-
Corntxllu m2unsf become sta!ntd Aul flttF - sIsa
an extent ~ " seriously Impair fheir bslaty. 10
thvse VI oar readers WHO vHn euxkaYlnss tGAl hare
, 1877-12-12
BBNSON'S ChPCINE rS,s2sa Tss2qs

va invented to overcome the great objection sssf
found to lhe I'D a1yt Of Porous Pla9ss! that d slow
FssteE ssltev.s psln Al onte an cures gaieky In
paris sGnAattuu Ut Kuuto and akiMnIatnl warmth.
aud brings selt aud cunifOrt tn the sufferer.
, 1877-12-12

populations and prodnc<oh- IAo lhcitaaIon Gs
and tho eyil can only T.. remcatd by making up
the dcse!oncr with cfodit money OF BY arresltnv
prndnctlun. ..........
A sr,eyous wrong l. inh,ctcd BY th!s policy upon
tho debtor classrs. II Alexander Hamilton, tho
author uf tho Coinage act Of l7He, VA. - solicit.
erod.tors In .dtusine silver to gold ~ to regard
even fractions Of grain, In order that their relA'
tons 10 each other might nut IN The lenat be ahsct'
scrtbe The reprolat,on be would hayp visited anon
scne1us that has for ~ object tho cntitc efea-
q w our a s shs
h.vs boon st.a'r.to4 to & H. REDUCES Isassd ,S!u.no S ot
saIaa Or Il Viii hardly excscl sls amount = .loea
dobl4. y certainly VIII nut equal than with toir
. con:lscation Of all other fnrsna oil. property
for ths Icneht of tho ownera Of money.
]. ha. alrosdy p.oseedud far ,enoash TO 3eopatliIs
eontractel The evil effects OF this raeasurv upon
our political and aocsl inatttutona csnno b. otos-
fau,onst!1ea Il consequently Of vastly grratct i'm.
portanee than thu questlun whether our credit,
Uthe. concerns itss!i with merely Temporary e.:
peulcnt. Ths reconciliation Of tl!" uistal VII!
much mort rsaly Rr4silate to and coaloscs with
!arss aa.. u a,oasy .hau % sa'.! ens, snA y 4
Increasing productions Tor ths atr.etso iofce stat
viii accomplish this stans naturally and without
kpy thoek 70 our bueneSAs 1haH u At
sctment. II i said BY some, "Tas
uiourtizaton VI silver 6y this country may
Is.Ut tn tLe restoration Of th4 meta, to the money
stuck VI Eurups II Will tAen f!sv to lhe price It
cumtn sadcl before u. &C. u 1871, s9d dollar
more ialn dollar In gold contsiatnx only ~ $40
Ktslps Ut 4tauaAEd guild. 1t will not then 10 70
our ulAt, but will ~ to lorslxn eoUpirie4. u
therefore will not lncFsa4a tho volume VI o1e
money! Ths ansWUE IL. tho luEal 0nd market 10.
jsttou OF these metals eau b. ms4x 10 correspond
by slightly tncsruatnx tbs weight Of tho guild coin.
Of slightly decreasing Tho weight Of the silver coin,
when they Will circulate coacptfcntly, ~ they
have In FRANCE tuF posv lhaa half century. Ereh
II thrlr legal nnL market tel alton should remain ~
thcy wese bel"re, silver replaced IN ths monetary
systuln would exert sesiraluing aoaaspce Upun
tAu upward tenleucy Vt gold. A. tho ottcs Vt
Inuuey Is to take prupprty to market. silver
luyrstc4 with this function would compel
guild 70 perform t!ls service for J. reasonable
Price, Tbs moment gold should hsco!no The
more expensive seEtAut silver would take ia place.
In thI4 sr gald siIyes wuuld stsn4 In tbs rsla
tlun 10 Kolu that our w4tsr routes do e 1alIoada
| Thrts very cxiktsoes would save Mlllons 10 tho
| country by keeping down tallsoal ehasXca lf0n2h
| they did nut hoat pound of fEsKhs.
1t IL apparent that present 1nsncla1 lsos1ssa
| ata largely aus to yiet4us legislation. T0 modify
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