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NEEDS EXPLAINING.

what Democrat Thinks OF Mr.. Fauik.
ner's Alleged Reason for Coming TO
wheeling.
Editors Intellgencer:
When interviewed by an ISrEL11aENcER
reporter last Tuesday night Mr.. Faulkner
stated that he came here on important
legal business, as follows:
swell, sir" said Mr.. Faulkner, ~ came
in on some important law business. l
have twice argued case very deliberately
before the Supreme Court, once orally and
once by printed book. Yet, l was notified
a few days ago that another hearing would
be given, and then wrote TO one Of the
Judges to ascertain the points in question,
and receiving no answer came on here TO
get the requisite information"
The extreme tenuity Of this statement
will be apparent when 1t Is known that
Mr.. F. did not not call yesterday upon any
person connected with the Court OF APP
peals; that full information concerning
the case referred to was sent to him more
than four days ago, and he must have
known that the court adjourned on the
S0th OF June.
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The marks last evening indicated s feet
2 inches and rising.
The local packets are making their usual
daily trips.
The Pres Ellison continues her trips
to Bellaire according to her time table
below.
The St. Lawrence is due from Cincin-
natl tomorrow.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-River feet 8
inches and falling, in canal feet and 8
inches. Business dull. Weather hot.
EVANSVILLE, July WEATHER clear
and hot. Mercury $50. River IA feet and
falling. Little business. Down: Rain
bow.
PIrrsBuRaH, July 7.-River feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: W. N. Chancellor. De-
parted: Chancellor and John L. Rhoads.
New ORLEANS, July 7.-No arrivals.
Departed; Belle Of Shreveport, st. Louis.
The steamer Golden Crown Is receiving,
and will leave tomorrow for Cincinnati.
Weather clear. Thermometer S2o.
CAIRO, July 7.-Arrived: schenck and
Cons Miller, Cincinnati; win Kyle, New
Orleans. Departed: Grafton, Piasa,
Ohio, Kyle, Cincinnati. River 50 feet s
inches and rising. Weather clear. Their
mometer Sl0.
Clxc1sYAr1, July River 10 feet s
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: Stockdale, Pittsburgh.
Departed: Hudson, Pittsburgh; James
D. Parker, Memphis; Paris O. Brown,
New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, July River stationary; 25
feet l inch by gauge. Weather clear and
very warm. Arrived: Golddust, yicks-
burg; Josephine and barges, st. Paul;
Holiday and Dippold and six barges,
New Orleans; Burtram, Jacksonville.
Departed: Belle Memphis, Ohio river;
Josephine and barges and Bold Eagle, st.
Paul; Howard, New Orleans, Champion,
Cairo.
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MARRIAGE CHIMES AT THE ENGLISH
LUTHERAN CHURCH LAST NIGHr.-Prompt-
" at seven and half o'clock last evening
the doors OF the English Lutheran Church
were thrown open, and in short time
the audience room was comfortably filled
by a very pleasant company 70 witness the
marriage Of Mr.. James A. Bebout to Miss
Ida /. Hamilton. Mr.. Uriah Shepp and
Mr.. William West received the tickets,
and Messrs. Charles A. Bebout, Frank
Wolf and s. Prawl acted as ushers and at
,endants. A little before s o'clock Rev. s.
B. Barnitz, the pastor Of the church, took
his place in the chancel, and Mr.. Z. w.
Dunaway presided at the organ.
With remarkable promptness at the
hour OF eight, the bridal party appeared,
and approached the altar, the organist
rendering the wedding march. The cere-
mony was very impressive and scarcely q
whisper was heard during Its reading. It
was Just seven and q half minutes In
length. The bride was most becomingly
attired in rich brown silk trimmed with
the same material. Hair in puts and
braids with flowers, and in her hand q
choice boquet.of white phlox and tuber.
roses.
The groom and attendants wore the
usual black with white vests and neck.
ties, and white kid gloves. After the cere.
mony at the church the party, with mem:
bers Of the family, and few invited
guests were entertained at the home OF the
lady's mother on Fourteenth street, where
refreshments were served by Cochran in
excellent and creditable style. The party
leave this morning n spend the honey
moon in Washington. We unite with their
many friends in wishing them long and
happy life.
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THE FIFTH WARD CLuB.-The meeting
announced to take place at Parker's Hall
last night for the purpose Of organizing a
Garfield and Arthur Club for that part OF
town was well attended by the Repub.
licans OF the Fifth Ward. A temporary
organization was, effected, Henry O. Peter.
man, Esq, being chosen to preside and
Mr.. Hamilton made secretary. The dis.
position shown by those present was to
have q Club unexcelled by any in this
portion OF the city, and with q view to
starting of under favorable auspices the
meeting adjourned, after the appoint
ment Of the necessary committees, 70
meet Friday night next at the same hall.
Arrangements will be made for several
good speakers TO address the meeting, and
q band OF music will be present TO more
thoroughly enthuse the crowd. No
doubt the ardent hopes Of the Filth
Warders for creditable and effective
organization will be more than
fulfilled,
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Wool IRRESPONSIBLE. James Aud, jr.,
OF Washington, Pa, was In the city last
night. Mr.. Aud Is q member OF the firm
OF Auld & Son, wool buyers Of Washing.
ton, Pa, and informed us that he had Just
come In from Glen Easton, Burton and
other points on the B. & o., and In Greene
county, Pa, where he had been buying
wool. The market had started out at 10
cents, aud at that figure he had bought
about 5000 pounds. Farmers are only
moderately anxious 10 sell, and wool Is in
tolerable condition. Whether there will
be an increase in prices or not, Mr.. Aud
was mot able to say, but was Of the opin-
ion, that like the iron business Just now,
there was not much prospect Of aboom.
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TIE CoLoREp REPuBticAss.-Mt to 6e
O,ttdone bv ANYBODY. The colored Repuo.
licans Of the city met last night ~ = n9 .be
Hose Hall. Owing TO the meeting OF tne
Greenback Club the meeting was Iatne q
late in organizing, but y hnally came %
order with President Il. n. suanBe y ~
chair. The resolutions heretofore aa9p1eo
IN regard to National and local poincs
were Teconsidered, and all bat the clause
endorsing Garfield and Arthur resctnded.
THESE were the resolutions which pro-
yoked 40 much comment by constructiyely
rsnndiating the Republican party in local
aaairs. This was Indignantly repealed,
and resolutions Of confidence in the prin-
eiples OF Republicanism adopted:
A constitution was reported by Mr..
Gaskins, and adopted. Thepreamble re-
cites that,
of Republicanism freed the American
Union from disgraceful division, and re-
deemed from bondsge millions Of our race,
and placed within our hands the soyer::
eign ballot, whereby we have an equal
and inalieuable right with all other cih.
zens in the choice OF rulers for this great
and growing Republic; therefore,
"Resolped, That we are bound by the most
sacred ties OF duty to perpetuate as lar as
we can these cardinal principles OF free
dom, equality, union and human rights
that have been established and so zeal
ously guarded by the time honored Re-
publican party Of the United states.
"Resolued, That we find the true expon'
emit OF these cherished principles IN our
standard bearers, James A. Garfield and
Chester A. Arthur, and our duty TO con:
tribute 10 their election Is imperative and
a pleasant one."
Here follows the constitution, which Ia
a complete and iudicious one. It pro
yides that
HAli men who are citizens Of Wheeling,
twenty.one years old, or upward, who are
willing to be governed by the rules OF this
club, obey its officers, both in the meet.
ings and on the line Of march, pay their
dues promptly and tos Tie Republican tlckd
shall be eligible to membership"
The following officers were elected:
President-R. n. Strange.
Vice Presidents-E. NJ. Rolls, John AL
exander, David Grant.
Secretary-Butler Reyes.
Assistant Secrtary-Willis McCulloch.
Treasuser-Reyeiy Jennings.
Capitalization Davis.
First Lieutenant-R. N. Strange.
Second Lieutenant-0 Osborne Gray.
Sergeant-Nelson Taylor.
Executive Committee-W. F. Gaskins
Geo. W. Hollinger, E. NJ. Rolls, Callen
BUGGY.
The club adjourned to meet at the same
hall this evening. We hope all the colored
citizens Of Wheeling will lend their aid
and influence to secure the effective or
ganization OF this body, to the end that the
colorei population may be properly rep
resented this fall, and the colored mans
rights protected by his own race.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bargains al
the Iswslry Store Of
JACOB W. GRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jtldge Cranma.-Thia
Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, yesterday,
and transacted the following business:
stofft & Kennedy rs. John Kohnlein, q
al, in assumpsit. Defendant demurred to
plaintiffs declaration, and rule given
plaintiff for security for costs.
Thomas D. Houston, Esq, Of Virginia,
was, on motion OF W. W. Arnett, Esq,
admitted TO practice law in this court.
Joseph Bellinger "a. Peter Kreusch q a,
in chancery. Consent decree entered
that A. J. Clarke take possession OF the
property under the several deeds Of trust
In the bill mentioned, and sell the same at
Adjourned until to-day at 10 o'clock
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were admit
ted to record in the County Clerks office
yesterday: !,
Henrietta Medick to Jacob Bieswinger, in
consideration Of 81, 800, for lot ! In square
7, In the Eighth ward OF Wheeling.
Deed made July |, 1880, by Jacob and
Anna Roedel, Of Pittsburgh, to Julia A.
Geiger, the wife Of Daniel Geiger, Of
Wheeling, in consideration Of 500, %
feet of Of the south side Of lot 100 feet
broad, on street once called Mercer,
afterwards German, and now Jacob street,
In Centre Wheeling, said lot having been
purchased by Jacob Roedel from Henry
Ackerman In August, 1867.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

wAsHNaros, July ST. A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness, possibly followed BY occasional rains,
stationary or higher temperature, station
airy or lower barometer, winds mostly
south.
For the Lakes, increasing cloudiness,
followed by rain areas, winds mostly from
the southeast to southwest, stationary
temperature, falling barometer.
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A LARGE GLASS GAS FuRSAcE.-Messrs.
Hobbs, Brockunier & 90. are tearing down
their old fashioned South furnace which
contained nine pots. In It's place, after ex.
tending their glass house building, they
propose erecting fifteen pot gas fnrnaee,
which they expect TO get ready for the fall
business. This makes the third furnace Of
the kind erecting by this firm within 0
year. The new furnace will be the largest
glass furnace in the world.
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"slcn" is FAMR.-The Washington Re.
porter says: "Honeybrook Park, at the
termination Of the Elm Grove street rail-
way, near Wheeling, Is fast becoming q
very popular resort. The park Ia very
beautifully laid out with broad avenues
and planted with beautiful trees and
In the evening It Ia lighted
with gas, and q band Of music 10 in attend.
ance, making 1t o delightful resort
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JOHN RoEMER, Nos. 2Ols and 2O21 Main
street, has determined to reduce his stock
Of summer goods regardless Of price, there.
fore offers good Prints OF Sc. and good
Lawns at &c; Linen Suits and Ulsters at
nearly your own prices. Carpets, OIL
Cloths, and Wall Paper very cheap for
cash. Gall without delay and see for your
Ralf
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SUNDAY ExPRES Ieayr Wheeling !, y $40
arriving At WelISburg S:?iA; x, l9s GEtsTSkG
Al S;SS 4. NJ, connecting with Piaas hAr
western points. ,onpn "a tIll
mn 1 5sIIv ie TbtoSSS Chicago sIPfs, ~! III
daI All p except saDdsy, 4 SO ,: r si III q
attached, arriving 10 Chicago =! =; 4 ia N
Berths can be secured In Ad'Aa"
Ticket OHiced Columbus u,., gAsJI 9
PnlimSn's Palace Drawing E eeoslll.s IN = !
through Without change from s ~. ", ga
PhiiSsSlphis and Ne! Yort. w. ~ 4 u
cipeinnat, Louisville IndIan.PoIii -. y, ssjaag
For through TieEeIi, BAgsSs J CH ISSiissI-iti,: q
accommodating, 40 Sv az It' T,.tG Irsi =
e SHS' b n; a toot Of Eleventh ,,e
h EIofat ot Sss SndT MsLuls He9'S wA'ls
'''l'' 0- D. ". Caldwell ALP T:Li,,,. c.,.sIas
", L. ORRIEN, .o,,stal
Gsu'I Pas. and Ticket Asan'0s''
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A ssIGNEE's NoTICE.-THE FIRM
II Of Keller d sehrein-r paving by Deed Of As
sgument, dated July 1880, ldaly recorded In the
CLERKS Office Of the county Court Of Ohio county,l
assigned 10 me all OF their stock Of Dry Coos, Gro
ceres &C.. dc In their store corner Of Thiry-hrst
and Chapline Streets In the eityof Wheeling1 vel
a. all book accounts notes demands and property o.
said hr all persons kno sing themselves to be In
debed to sal hrm are notified TO setl the same Of
once th The undersigned, or their accounts will be
put In the hards Of proper legal officers for collection;
and ali persons having claims or demands against
said arm will present the same 10 me for settlement.
The said stock Of goods will DO disposed Of ut retail
for few days unless an auction sale OF aid stoos Of
goods be deemed more advantageous 10 the creditors
and In that event due notice OF The same will bo
given. B. B D0vEN Err, Assignee.
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
1879. 1850.
7A.x12x.Sf. n TAN. sr:M.7r.h
ia So 80 "a q 50 90 81
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Bo11s, pimples on the face, salt rheum,
old sores, and all cutaneous eruptions dis
appear like magic when "Dr. Lindsey's
Blood searcher' Is used.
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Wanted.
Palace Refrigerators.
Junior Garfield and Arthur Club.
Five Hundred Bushels Potatoes.-T. A.
~ Leave ) Your You orders-stanton & Dayen-
PM Imam Line Royal Mail Steamers.
Grand Picnic Excursion to Steubenville.
Cleaning Up.-J. s. Rhodes &'Co. -,
Commissioners Sale OF Cherry Hill
Farm.
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ONE Of the most prominent ministers Of
the gospel was cured Of Dyspepsia with
Hamburg Drops.
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DIvIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE
The franklin Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of per cent in cash, payable on demand.
Also special stock dividend Of is per cent, being
stock that was purchased and held by the company.
T. P. PHILLIPS,
Secretary.
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DENT1sTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
IL fire 70 save thstr natural teeth We would my
that we ar now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do 90. By the use Of an ELtcL I
MAGNETIC PLuesRR We can and are making pettM
and handsomer Gold FillIngs with more case 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made IN this
city or elsewhere, without the AID Of me Eiectne
PllREer. What We Say we can prove py ACTUAL
Naturalization, Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES M. SURGIS0N 4 SON,
ami M tIla Market Ct, Wheeling. W. We.
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For SALE.
The tenement houses on southeast corner Of Market
street and Alley siI, IN the Second Ward. This
property Is renting forever eve hundred dollars per
year. paid monthly in advance. VIII sell for thirty
JAS. L. HAwLEY,
mri7 1910 Main street.
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rt ~. ~ on saturday night nN a 60
on all night trains. S4 A0a Gstlhf q,
Cloeo connections are made tcr Al, ,.,...
southwest, North and NorthssSt r PSS.a Ea u
taoie , route Tor colonlIts and psr,on, ~ =
great West, and TO whom pSrtis5I,, SSytIs
WHEELING, PITTs AND BAIruo.v -.
bsA'e hheehng "a : w
Leaves Wheeling. .,.....,,..,,.,'.s'- t.iHsa.
10 trails run on this DviIiOn On ss1I y, ,SAks
Tickets 70 al principal poIpu ~ ~
Umce open Of all hour during IN d. NJ Dq2
Information 70 the tiaTelinE p sSS e.,
Z: 7. pEyRIEs. Gsn'i 4GsSi, VIZ s.FS; Asi
lGLEvELAND { PITISR6Pcd~
~ CONDENSED TINE CIRGN n L.
ian EM -sElilsS5r-
On and after Nov. Oh, lSN, al M, :.
dail' Except Sunday, a follows; u
9 Through Trains 10 Pitubu,Kh.
Through Trains 10 Csyelln3
2 Through Trains 70 Chicago
Paliman's PArlor Can Between E.Hru.
Hotel and Sleeping Can Oh al T,,I,, 49,.
lance and Chicago, A'An' o'ta v
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CHANCE OF 7rnE.
On and after Monday, Nay 10th, 1880, and until
further notice. passenger trains viii leave Cleveland
daily (sundays exeeptea) as follows
Wheeling Express 7;lS =. mi Express, 600 p. m.
Returning Erivo at Cleveland: wheeling Rxprea,
7ti0p. M; Express io:iS q. N.
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+ BLUM 81 BRO,
,1o4 MAIN STREET.

=. Rs-onr store !. open from 4. n, until P ~
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che q'ttelLiieettftr,
New Advertisements.

omoe, Nos. as and ~ Fourteenth street,
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-LIMEsTONE QUARRY
II on the line Of the G. d r. Railroad, near Bridge
port O., having switch 70 hold seven cam shnte g
ahops lot Of track iron aud cars, de- For further
Information call the undersigned at my residence
In BellaIre, Ohio, or at the Works. ARTHUR Mo
CLAIM, Ballaire, Ohio, March q, 1880. mh25
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LAWN SUITS AND BUSTERS,

But few left and hey must be closed.
DouIt bu before you have seen what we oher, and
COVE AND SEE THE BARGAINS, even II you
.lnhII hnN.
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CLAIM, Bellaire, Ohio, March 2, lSSQ' mhH
DOR SALE.
$4,000 stock in Peoples
ju5 1. IRWIN.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS

In Black Silks, Summer silks, Plain and Wool
Bantiurs, Lace Bunlings Novelties In Dress Goods,
Debeiges, Lawns, &C., &C., &C.
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HausEKEEPERS. ATTENTION!

= We offer BleacN ed MusLu', Brown Muslins Street,,
eoioied Spreads, al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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SEQ WHEELING. W. VA
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n 7. v. 4 W. RY.-

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LETTERS remaining in the postottice I'M
claimed, July s: NJ. Andreas, D. ii.
Boyle, j. P. Blessing. Mrs. Thesley, VIM.
Bell, Simon E. Bates, Miss Annie Grimes,
o. B. Hart, Mrs. A. E. Jones, Ludyie
Krons, s. P. Lapham, Ella Morrison, NJ,
McCabe, James Y. Martin, Miss Emma
Nav. William Ross, j. W. Rhodes, D.
Lawrence Shaw, Miss Americas Stone, ].
Short, H. E. Steak, A. Watson and A. R.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-07-29

In tsii t'onrftas authorized sfn,
INN, nVl drinnsd notes. A. ilr natu"
lmplIr~. they wrrn payable ot le.
inand, IN colin. NJ my ~ the sub
TREASURES VI tn United H,aies The
denominations we're rinaIl, chiefly
under ti0, That they n,gi,. enter Tito
tho general business transactions VI
thu people. When tlO.aht, .oto hnsl
been issucd. ~ compared with gold.
they wrre worth but III tents ~ Tie
dollar. Congtess then passed sup.
elemental NET, providing fvf Ill" II.
sue IL t6,tHDO.sFDD. md Ill. rsisrug "
the tiO.ttN.'tJ already issued. untl
making ti,r entire tdON,D.'HD. Like
gold aid silver, u fnil legal ieu.l.,
Tor MI 1eDi.. public nnd Iiivnta
FROM this n,vn,en, thy vet" VI pa'
With RoII, aiid ~ remained, "stt
when gid Mas worfl, In other tfcns
ury nDter t2,h5 WHAT brought then
a. par with Nolj. nrd unIe one dyi
tnr VI them with t.tf III other tgeaf
ury botes, after plplus pbi ~,
"pr1Hiss ~ pay 90 d,ansD1," nps
making firiD ftll Lgni hniI.u, 10
thT unW tjri stIH. til ausssnUajl
hHA rx.JaI~eJ Itr sovereign pow
HtrI hDi tnnsit. tl.it. itlDer; ~ fII III
trt.tr Hiil tufpeses tists.', tn cDnsil
ttltuuY
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VIZ liui t'se following propositions
In Warwick MHftln's book, TIE Mon
~ " NniipnH." flY fness 1Ifsi fully
proving their truth, W. bHys room
oJ,Dy ~ The pfoposi'lonf.
!. That ail money, ~ whatever com.
pstsed. Ii maiy md uuinnds ~ Inv.
=, That nionyDf whatsoever iaAds. n
slwAys national. never cosmopolitan,
anI never - much ~ international.
unl~ss ~ ngreefn~nt between
nations,
r. That tn n,Db"y NJ 0ns nsttsn n
not ihs money ~ smother sntlon,
though eowpored ~ the sanp NJ.
teStGl.
/, Thst nations ~ not pay debts
10 each ssk~s In money. but DO pay
In cOmanOdItl|r, JfeviH ~ received
IN payment, It's NOT received ~ COTS
ba ~ metal, II h taken ~ wright,
MT ~ eOunt. 4 y. II n taken - >
commodity not " money.
This Nm. ~vIl illustrated IN .
speech ~ Hon, y. r. btnbl,s ~ cha~
City. 4 gentleman starts 10 make
ltys voyage around ibS World H.
took tbe advice ~ biz republican
p~wspaver friend and adviser snd
provided l,jms4.lf with R0Dd coin ~t,ieh
~ wHs tDDd WAS ihe "mOnxy ~ tht
World. Arriving In I.on.ios the M.
iyOpOllr ~ ihe j,tisI@i, Empire. ~ psy.
jusni for bis ttjI lnrtsnJ ~ United
states gold bring d je.al fet,Jrr h.
found htns0Ii compelled " rel II -,
charged Tor H0yefoignt. The coin VI
ths realm, Visiting u, Paris h. wAs
compelled In payment " hls bill ~
sasbxu9s bis LDyiIst. and American,
coin l0r Frames. TIM eDtf " slat ~,
eSnnHut. FROM there ~ yi<iind ih1
German Empire md IN payment o,
hls bitl AAd ~ ut hi Hold .x1banp'
~ fOy Mark. the e0iD ~ TINT gov.
1rnmsnL Thence visiting MHsl.1d.
9psln ~ h1d ~ RTt liz gold Mntk,
" Germany exchanged ~ rrs.yia,
~ m0,,Ty n ibat kinpion. II
Italy ~ bAi ~ npnia pay srILutp IN
having bis prs1ssaa Exchanged tn
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