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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31
Our Gold Coinage and Exports.

The madness Of the effort to resume
and maintain specie payments on a gold
basis only is abundautIy illustrated by
the relations shown to exist between our
exports and our imports of gold during
the last eleven years, including 1877.
We have imported during that time gold
to the amount of $l43,674, l66, and have
exported in gold and bullion no less than
s499, ,659, 1913; in nother words, we have sent
out of the country S355, ,9S5,S27 in gold
more than we have brought into the
country. This amoLnts to S32, 362 ,3lS
per wear; while this country's entire an
nuai production amounts toOnly $50 OOV,,,
OOO-tha, is to say, the drain OF gold
during the eleven years has left in this
country less than $3,0OO,OOO year.
This drain is certain to continue unless
tEe act demonetizing silver is repealed.
In that act congress declared its purpose
10 compel resumption in the metal which
was not only the dearest, but which was
in constant demand in those markets OF
Europe with which we have the most
intimate commercial relations. Unless
that act is repealed, resumption is clearly
impossible.
The annual report of the directors OF the
mint shows that our gold coinage during
the eleven years before mentioned was as
follows:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31
LAMENT OF THE DEFEATED CANDI.
DATE,

Tho polls arc all closed and the votes are all
counted,
But Pm counted out, by the latest advicos
would that never the hustings had mounted
My case ~ lorloIn, now Pm over the crisis
hardly think mortal could work with moro spirit
Than did, The boys will not question this
statement,
drank with them, sworc with them, promised
them places;
And "tIealcd " them all without stint or abate-
ment.
And what have gained by my nc i've oxertions2
A cough indigestion, defeat and the blues
While he dpinagC cue named by the opposite party
Looks happy and fresh ~ he stands IN my shocs.
To think OF his drawing my precious per diem,
Aud reaping the halyests the lobby Will SOW
To fancy him starting the runous measure,
And being bought oil makes me desperate grow.
The neat ltla bls,l'd prcplIei with much study,
Ingeniously seeking to make them do harm,
win lie on my shelf like the dead soldiers musket,
AVID fail to occasion the slightest alarm.
My day-dream has vanished my hopes are all
blighted,
70 bU great statesman Il no longer my aim
And, really, | can't say that poll ties suits mt
The way they're conductods n sin and shame
There were frauds, am sure, in the choice Of my
rival;
That money was used, might try to show;
And while may fail In defeating his title,
They'd give me- fee to keep quiet, you KNOW
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31

We passed n roadside grocery with a
sign up, " Potatoes Wanted" An ignor.
ant stranger, doubtless, lie could not
have gone thirty steps from this place
without finding plenty of them.
la several fields thearrowrsot crop was
already sprouting, Bermuda used to
make a vast annual profit out Of this
staple before firearms came into general
use.
They say that the Bermuda climate is
mild and eguable, with never any ice or
snow, and chat one may be very com.
Portable in spring clothing the year round
there. We had delightful and de-.
cided summer weather in May, with n
flaming sun that permitted the thinnest
of raiment, and yet there was a constant
breeze; consequently we were never dis.
comforted by heat. At four or five in
the afternoon the mercury began to so
down, and then it became necessary to
change to thick garments. ! wentto
st. Georges in the morning clothed in
the thinnest linen, and reached home at
five in the afternoon with two overcoats
on. The nights are always cool and
braeing. We had mosquito nets, and
the reverend said the mosquitoes perse.
cuted him II good deal. often heard
him slapping and banging at these i'm
aginary creatures with as much zeal as
if they had been real. There are no
mosquitoes in the Bermudas in May.
There are several Sights" in the
Bemudas, of course, but they are easily
avoided. This is agreat advantageous
cannot have it in Europe. Bermuda is
in the right country for a jaded man to
"loaf" in. There are no harassments
the deep peace and quiet Of the country
sink into ones body and bones and give
his conscience n rest, and chloroIorm the
legion of invisible small devils that are
always trying to whitewash his hair. \
good many Americans 90 there about The
first of March and remain until th'
early spring weeks have finished thei
ylllainies at home.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

The following is the full text of the
amendment to Matthews resolution, offered
in the senate by Mr.. Edmunds;
Be it enacted, That all bonds of the United
States issred, or authorized to be issued |,
under acts OF congress, are payable, principa
and interest, in gold coin or its equivalent,
and that any other payment, without the
consent Of the creditor, would be in violation
Of public faith, and in derogation OF his
rights; and
Whereas, 1t appears from the. record oil
the mint that the total coinage Of the silver
dollar has been $685. ,s3s; and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31

Pennsylvania is paying her bills for
expenses in putting down the riots OF last
summer They will foot up at least S5OO,OOO'
Iron ore has been discovered in Arkan-
sas, at the western termination of the Little
Rock aud Fort Smith railroad, that is sup
posed to contain fifty per cent. OF merchant
ipir iron and deposit OF looking-gass iron
ore three or four miles long, suitable for
America. Russian steel and ear wheels.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31

Our exports of coin during the same
wear amounted to 1896, 100000, or more
than 00,OOO,Oo0 more than our entire
coinage. This is partly Offset, of course
by the importation of American gold
bnt even when this receives its full con,
side.ation it leaves the quantity OF golu
on hand 80 utterly Insignificant as TO Pfe,
ciude the possibility Of safe res resumption .possn
on sny s .;lver % It's former status, anu
,ion ,Ss free coinsge of it, will specie payment
IN tae enns.ible . during this decade.-arap"e'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31
FACTS AND FANCIES.
The ola story.

"Tho sails are set, and the breeze is up,
And the PROV Is turned for q northern sea
Kiss my cheek, aud vow me u vow
That you will ever bo true to me- "
81 kiss your check, and kho your lpS,
Never change this beart shall know,
" hateycr betidc, come lie, cOine death.
love you so! ah, | love yousO "
II,
o, hut tho northern nights are keen
The sailor clings to the frozen shrouda--
A ki9 burns hot through hs dream OF hOmei
Aud his heart goes ooutA with the tying clouds
The maiden laughs by the garden gate,
(Dfcnma Of love are the soonest O'crO
Kisses fail on her lips and hair
AMI the world goes on as It went before
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-31

All, you lean, little, skinny fellows
Lille Deyereaux Blake says she has
noticed that the brosdshouldered, genial
men are those who favor woman's rights.
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

Tho Russian head Of the police
department, General Trepof, amer
being shot by the eirl Vera vasso-
lovitch. thought himself mortally
wounded, and made his will, lcav-
Ing about three millions to his fam
ily. This caused bis dlsmIssal, and
not public sentiment. The Csar
had always thought him poor an'l
honest, and he was shocked 70 1nd
that Z IMAM whom he thought WA
serving him through personal d.
votion had shared 10 tho common
corruptIons Of otllcial life.
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

A little girl ~ Youkers, New
York, swallowed her toy balloon
tubo downward. II slipped Into
her windpipe, partly flling whom
ever she brcsthcd, aud y no relief
could be Afforded, she was choked
TO death.
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15
right in. You say you don't caI
to bite ne again ?"

right in. You say you don't caro-
to bite ne again ;"
20. 10"
Aaybs you'd IKE to kick me
or roll me In The gutterf MOI
Well, isst toss me In the canal .
couple Of tiues again. - kind o.
expression of esteem"
mo. think not"
"Don't want 70 empty the other
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15
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The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

All persons desiring 70 purchase
or rent lots In the town Of Stone.
VILE arc requested TO Gull on Capt.
w. 3. Hunt q tho 6heriff's oG|Cc
IN 0rcenville, or on myself q
6t0nevillc.
March Is d. L. STONE.
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

Asher w. Harman, Of Virginia,
who includes tho famous " Natural
Brldge" among HE possessions,
has bsen adjudged bankrupt. and
rates shs bridge among HE assets
at fourteen thousand dollars.
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

- ~ 1Anaas Nvsa N 1Asss,al
Ten Ass.

~ ~ lsnass Iiv,1 =. n...,..
Ys,m A..
Naples Il nov erov,Isa ~,,h IT,
ilaes vho. =, e,loxi.r ~ h.'nv
heoesee of ~ Ne6iies,.,e.. ~
~ seasoo - ~ 49, ro..d -
eosotv. All ~ to~r,.es "a. y
Ponpeii. = Tho savinv 4 ri.
elty has beep rendered i.m,,,s, -
Americone 81 B.lver. !, thst 4.
eonpor,hle vork. !. Ths ,ssf nav.
|oe Ponpolin Eivhtse. h..a,sa
ySars 40 ne eitv vae An n ~
Nearly 5000 people proms,sl.I1
Its. slroo(a ana Il wss : ee..e q
Romonluxurv and volpptno,,,ses
IT. situatIon on fhe - m.A. = |.
mosl f>shiornhla plaee az reeort a.
the wealthy Romara. ANA ~ I'm.
peror Clsodius had hia pla.s.rs
house thero. ana liz sre,i or,tor.
Cicero. ! resldanee. II v,s ma
wlss ! eomueruial saaport "a :
| lively trade N oarried on bv Il.
| merchant. But n Auxuat. :. 4.
n. veouvius belched forth ! msa,
Of burning lava. ashes. eIndere.
hot wafer and mud. and tho tow i
was totally buried. Since thai M.
riotl other eruptions have hcs.e.l
M n,oro volcanic matter an the
silc Of The city. and for nearly sev.
emtccn oent urics pou,nel, rems,nsd
dead 10 Tho world. About one
hundred wears ayo tho entomhe.l
city WA discovcre.l. aud ;mmc.l,.
ate action was taken 70 excayat.
" much ~ Tho r,,lns ~ noss,h,c.
Ths vorL has been voinv ste.d.
| ~ ON. but not ,norc than ono hal,
The citv has ve, bccn exhumo,l
IR,lll. many acres have l,cen dus
over Ard miles Of street have beer
| brought 10 tho lieht Of day. The
buried norton Il still covered will
| tons unom tona Of stones ashes
| binders and hardened mud. to !
dopth or from ton 10 twentv fccI
| 1boye tho tons Of the houses. OycI
this are two feet Of rich soil, ex,
| ceedinRIy productive aud covered
With trces. The cxhumed portion
| of the city lies open 10 the bsighI
ann. and il somcwhnt slightly clio
vatcd above The level Of The sur,
rounding country. This CITY Is !
perf.ct ulct,,rc Or A Roman cit,
two thonsaud ycara no. The
streets. pave,ncnts, temples. i'm
uvcs. thcat.rs, dwellings, columns
household goods, bMths, arches,
| fountains. fortune, shops OF vari
ous trades. everything seen cxacll,
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

For convenience ofsslerenoos W
herewith publish . tabular state'
ment Of State, Leve6 and Town
taxcs:
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

On sseh stors stock under y ~. !, J. = -
On eesh stors stook ofol ~ b Z, eoo.....1o -
On sach store stock Of -, - % -. ...1s g
On each slcrs stock ofes, 90 % 1, s,ooo. ....3
On Saeh store stock Of ~, ~ y =, -. - -
On sach store stock Of -, - y y, ~. ~ ~
on each store stock Of o19, ~ % 1b,uoo. - -
On saeh s(ors stock ofo1s - y so.eoe. - y
On saeh stors stock Of - ~ to q, -. - -
On sneh stors stock over ~, -. s......9oo -
The Greenville times., 1878-06-15

One Copy one year. in advance, $500
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
COLI GoLDi GOLDi

Americans, like Ortogral, of Basra, de-
sire that the golden stream should be sud
den aud violent, or, in other words, that
riches would flow in upon them in q snd-
den and violent stream. The ladies are
also like Ortogral. They want their hair
to flow like a golden stream of beauty from
crown to feet. Carboline will do it.. 1t
makes the hair soft and silky, and causes
it to grow long and luxuriantly. 1t is an
extract from petroleum and thoroughly de-
odorized by a secret process, without the
aid of acids or alkalies. 1t has taken years
Of hard work t. accomplish this great re-
suit; but, thanks to the chemists art, it
has al last been SO completely deodorlzed
that it can be used as daintily as the fam-
ous " eau de cologne" of Farina fame.
rhe color has, at the same time, been OBJ
iterated, and there can not be possibly
any objections to its use. 1t is clearly and
cooling Units application, and so~thoroughly
penetrating in its nature, that the seat OF
disease is. reached at once; and further. II
will certainly do all that is claimed for i.
Sold by all dealers in drugs and medic
cines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15

is more than other property yields III its
MS WHY then shoulf Te1ay De worth
,"ore tnan other prnperly? Il is mors {
s;rahla because it is "a medium of ex-
chang, aid pe"pio are willing to give al
most ANYTHING for it, with tina hope o.
lager e.utronr
I sans. usurv law is %unfair, because
business is variable, ard business prospect t.
vary, an" the rric, Of il. use Will vars ac-
coriin.ty" That is ore OF III" strongest
reas"Ds why we should have usurv laws
Why should mnBcy he worth more one
time tn IA anotherl Simply because OF
greater prospects Of profits in lis use: anc
that i, W fat ruins n large class in anycom
nunIty. Bank $ are Glorious Institution
when everything is prosperous, and mel
,rt inspired and intoxieatlHl with hope.
am bltloa and rceklessness: hut let revers.
One, and the banks have no money! No
MONEY! NJ MONEY!. SO it is with all
.'ers"lts who loan money
We iIavs NO wor IS Of censure against
he man who leans money for "A business.
yhet her ut a high or low rate of interest
Mt few pc sons would take less thin th,
,Ighest rate possible under law.
Inc word ore as to what T, says. H.
avs n usury law lis fundamentals, bein
othing more han a protective tariff
aya"tly the reverse. A protective tariff
is FIR the protection Of he capitalist. Il
ives him II change 10 It his own price ioI
is ho:Is product, when it cai,nut be hae
elsewhere, for less, in consequence of tt,
,ritt. 1t is t. the expense and s~acriiic'
{ the consumer. Democracy is for t.
reslest good t, the greatest number. :
,rotectiye tariff is for the benefit OF IT,,
ma uiacturer, (capitl!ist) at the expcns
# the masses. No democracy, Mr.. T., il
of citizens
The re son to a great extent for inter
sst bei-g 20 high. is the doubtful security
1t such rates: and one reason why the Sc
iurity is not ''giit-edged," is that the ill.,
crest is high Put the interest at six per
cut, ard require gilt edged security, and
,bsol D-d 10y the money lenders, and yet, ii
, worthy p .rson, with good security, needs
money, he could get 1t without trouble,
'ut a visionary person would be stopped
rom gettlag it to 1Jat his kite.
ID. REDD GToN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
NO MORE
The Race to Entirely Disappear.

-
The announcement that the race of bald
heads is soon to disappear entirely from the
face of the earth may startle the timid, and
CRATE harshly upon the ears of those who
are accustomed to regard the shining pates
of their friends with a sort Of sacred rever-
ence; but no harm is to come to those un-
~fortunates, who, like poor Uncle Ned, !" have
no wool on the top of the head, the place
where the wool ought to grow" They arc
not to be %extirpated, and not a hair of
their heads is to be injured. Their bald
ness is to be covered over, not by art, but
by a natural growth of hair, stimulated to
development by the application of that
most wonderful discovery, Carboline, n de-
odorized extract of petroleum. In many
cases it will almost destroy the identity of
the individual for a time; but the change
will be such delightful and agreeable one.
that all must eventually rejoice over it.
1t will be very curious, doubtless, to miss
all the baldheads from the churches, the
lecture rooms, the theaters, and other
public assemblies, but tho transformation
Is bound to come. No matter how smooth
or shining the orb-no matter how barren
it has been-when tiekled DER a few times
with Carboline it is bound to bring forth Ia
abundant crop, and enable the possessor
of the bare head to shake his locks IA
proudly as did ever Samson or Absalom.
Sold by druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
AUDRAIN FAIR.

Arrangements are being made by
some of u most cnterpr:sing citi-
zcns to have a temporary fair ground
completed at Curry Park and hold a
fair there this tall, and with the pro-
ceeds build a new fair ground. We
wish this enterprise every success in
the world, and will do all i'll our
power, both in work and through the
columns to assist the enterprise. We
need a far and must have one. Al
engagements will be completed by
next week, when something definite
will be known.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
ID. &. KNODER

Confines to manufacture the best
n | neatcst lifting boots and shoes to
or Ter in Il scientific The
fitting up Of the last, &c, to the
rarral shape of the boot, is the
ONLY RULE that will guarantee Il
neat and comfortable fitting boot or
shoe, and a trial solicited will guar
cntee satisfaction.
[ except nothing in shoe making.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Leather cement will stand when used
right.
d. c. KNODER.
p. s Anybody will tell you where
to find me.
l7tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
DUR CITY'S PATERNAL RHLA
TIVES.

Council met in regular session last
Monday night. Councilmen all pres
ent. Mayor Fowler in the chair.
A proposition was presented by
Vim. Mexican 10 take care OF the city
engine and wind the clock for one
year for 500. 90, which vas accepted
by the Conncil. VIM. Mexican is to
be fined S25 90 for each fire or drill
IN which the engine will not work,
md Sl.00 per day for each day th"
clock is not found running in order
The South Avenue affair WAS rc
teried to ly Mr.. Guthrie, but no new
light WAS thrown on the subject The
City Attorney will proceed with Tho
.;lit against Mr.. L. IIord, to fore,
him to open what is claimed as South
Avenue.
The nuisance in the east part
of town, committed by persons dump
ing olfll in the bottom near the
bridge, was ordered abated.
VIM. Runkle's sewer was COM
planned of, and he will have to abatc
the same at once, or suffer "A suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
CEMETERY.

Our cemetery is one of Mexico's
ornaments, and it is with watchful
care the Council took its manage
ment. Last Monday night j. j,
Gill and Hugh Wilson were appointed
honorary o]yerseerers with I. j. Mar
shall We are sure that the cemetery
will be kept in good order under the
management of these gentlemen who
take pride in every Improvement OF
the city. They will be presented
with two lots when they need them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
Eller is very i'll,

90
Don't say anything about has,
ball.
Harrison. the legislative nomine,
Of Galloway, IS for Vest.
A. II. Buckner is stamping this
the 18th Congressional district.
A cool thousand would be a nice
thing to have these times.
Many candidates are called but
few are chosen.
S. Simpson is making arrange
ments to open a Wholesale liquor
store.
Even a woman fails to gnaw
green corn of the cob gracefully.
Shell Insley is in st. Louis buy
ing groceries.
H. Glascock V served in the
State MALTA.
The candidates are all attending
the Harrison picnic.
You can't make corned beef by
giving COWS whIskey.
II. VI. Gill & CO. have just re-
ceived a car load OF Fish Bro. wag-
CmS.
This is a COOL season for bash
ful lovers, thy don't have to break
The ice.
The jefferson City branch Of the
c. 4 A. II. x. needs repairing badly.
tIe track i'll places is i'll "a dangerous
condition.
B. f. Dobyns is Collector j. j.
Syceie's drpAty, and is nov at Mar
tinsburg collecting taxes.
We learn from good authority
'hat Capt. \. Dix will be an indie
pendent can liddte for the legislature.
The city council has no right to
make appropriations, and persons
wishing fines and licenses RENTED
should bear this in mind.
Boss" Hutton has had a
''pump" imported from France or
some other sea port town. lie will
give it a puff TIL, week. He and
nrant must he partiS.
-itobt. a. Crews, real estate agent
OF Fulton, was in Mexico on Tues
day. Crews is one of Callaway's
best ct,izrns, always working in the
interest of the county.
Col. Rcddington announces him
self this week as u candidate for JUS
tice OF the peace. lie will make q
good one.
On next Saturday there will be
Il ma-s mtcung Ia MvAico To choose
delegates to the Congressional Com
.vcution Oh the third of Srpte nber.
In this issue of the LEDGER will
he tound AN advertisement of j.
" rights iullAI yard Mr., Wright
is an old business maH and well known
to all as one VINO. deals fairly waih all
men.
EFhe men who owe debts and yet
don't owe them, and who want to
pay their debts, yet don't want to
pay them, will meet i'll Macon City
ON the fourth Tuesday in this month.
May God he with tjiem for Alex.
Mudd of Lincoln county, will be
present.
Tile Audrain Teachers National
Institute is now in session at Slaugh-
tcr's school house. Teachers and
friends of education are invited to be
present. The Institute adiourns on
SATURDAY.
Charlie IIecklcr has quit tireing
and is now engineer on the switch en-
gine. Charlie will make II good en-
ginccr, having served under his
brother Frank who is one of the best
tn the road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
CITY ORDINANCE PERTAINING
TO CITY WEIGHING.

BE it Enacted By tie city Council Of
the City Of Merico:
SEC. /. That the scales erected bv
Rufus Iiiscy, ON the west side of JEFF
tcrson street, between Liberty and
Promenade streets, i'll the city OF
Mexico. are declared to be the public
and standard scales ofthe city.
SEC. ,. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict with
the foregoing be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Approved August IL, 1873.
II. IL. FOWLER, Mayor.
Attest: 5. w. BICKLEY, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15

II you desire to trade or sell farm
Ing or grazing lands In Audrain or adj
Joining counties, send description
with lowest cash price to c. w Ba-
ker. Real Estate Loan aud General
agent. Office over New
Savings Bank building, Mexico, Mo,
lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
HARDIN COLLEGE.

The next session of Hardin Col
lege will open on Tuesday, Septcm-
Der 3D.. Hardin College is beyond
controversy one of the best educa-
tional institutions in the state.
Healthy locality, easy Of access, good
faculty, good church privileges,
every thing favorable,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15

l propose to advertise the lands left
for sale or trade with ME, by circular
and advertisement in all the leading
papers in the north, east and south,
and all parties sending me full des-
cription of lands and prices will get
the benefit of such advertisement This
fall. No charges unless sale or trade
is made satisfactorysto owners.
c. w. Baker, Real Estate Agt.
lift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
BARGAINS!

Great closing sale of spring and
goods to make room for new
fall stock at
RUfLEDGE a TRELoAR's.
Ladies tinc kid Newport ties 81.
Ladies fine serge shoes 81.
Gents fide calf boots So. so.
Gents felt hats so cts.
Children felt hais 25 cts.
All other goods proportionally
low lift.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-15
81. EEP EASY

The bed springs which Bro pkban ks
is introducing into Mexico are the
best on the market. We have tried
spring beds of every kind and find
his springs to be by fal, the most
comfortable. Hotels and private
families should not fall to try them.