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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
BENWO0D.
New Steel Plant-New Hotel, Notes About
People and Events.

New Steel Plant-New Hotel, Notes About
People and Events.
Five barge loads of brick were received
here for the new steel plant, and at present
forty men are engaged upon the erection OF
tie same.
The Riverside new bar mill will soon 60
:nto operation.
The Will of Jacob Altmyer, deceased,
ather of P. Altmyer, Esq was recorded IL
he Probate Court yesterday.
A vast quantity Of stone will be required
or the new steel plant, as it is 10 be OF large
capacity So far seventeen car loads have
leen received.
Miss Mamie Henderson,, one OF the most
efficieps teachers in the county, was the
guest of friends here last week.
Miss Jennie Richie, or Morristown, o.,
IS the guest of friends on Marshall street.
Mr.. J. Lynn, of Detroit, Mich, is the
guest of Mr.. Chas. Morgan.
Mr.. J. Taylor returned Friday from Read
ipg, Pa.
Mr.. Alex. Dorsey, one Of our Sheriff S
worthy aids, was in town last week.
Mr. Louis Coke returned last week from
he East
Master Willie Hall is rusticsting mid
ruralistics.
Mr.. Jas. Dolan, the first artist Of this To-
cality, is at work at present on portrait
Tie remainder of the gas well fixtures
and machinery was removed last week.
The street com missioner is supervising
he thorough working of Marshall street.
Work is progressing rapidly on the hotel
being erected BY Mr. Aug. Schad.
1t is said on good authority that the pres
ent number of saloons will shortly be in
creased by three additional ones. This
speaks well for the prosperity at least Of
hat business and will undoubtedly pay trib,
ute TO the citys Golfers.
Mr.. ". Stephens has resigned his position
AZ clerk in Deegan's store and will engage
in agricultural pursuits until tall.
Miss Nora Dolhesr arrived home yester-
day from q visit to New Martinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Barton are the guests
of friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. Banner, proprietor OF Banner
Music Store. Wheeling, was in town Friday
Mr.. W. hurry returned yesterday from 3
rip to Washington, Pa.
MIR. E. Crook, of Baltimore, Md was the
guest last week of Messrs. Bsrrltt.
Miss Lizzie Dolsn returned Thursday
from visit to friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. N. Quigley is spending a few days
n the camp ground at Moundsyille.
Col. H. Fisher contemplstes going into
cusiness in Bellsire.
The magnificent night blooming cereus
owned By hr. F. Peabody bloomed lsst
light, and there are also q namoer of buds
o open this evening
Miss Kate Harrick is sojourning in the
onntry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
MINES AND MINERS.

Connellsville coke sells in Chicago at
20.
Pittsbury coke sells in Chicago at 81 90
Z Ion.
Pittsburg ceal sells in Chicago at s. 20;
hing Valley at s..
cIearEeId coal sell at Baltimore at 81 70
d BIZ New York al 50 rs.
Gmberlaud coal sells at Baltimore at
10 and at New FORK at 80 %.
nnawha gas coal sells at Newport News
81 90; at New York at 81 90.
I<snuelrou gas camel coal sells at Newport
W. AT - 25; at New York, 80 so,
and Penn Gas, at South
nboy, at IS so; at New York, 81 90.
Rfst aud second pool coal sells 10 the
1cisnari market at 81 cents. Hsnswhs
q coal briIgs Sos! cents per bushel.
8tynoldsviIie and Fairmont coal sells as
s in Buffalo: Screened lump, 81 40;
Y and nut, mixed, 81 80; run of mines
ID; screened nut, 81 10; nut and slack,
"a, 81 50; slack, 81 so.
81 Cleveland, Ohio, the following prices
-bi,uminous coal are quoted: Carbon
n and Monday Creek, 81 so; Mssslllon,
%; Palmyra lump 81 80; Brisr Hill
/, Putsburg, 50; Sslineville,2 Is; Tus-
r1wss, & 10.
0F the amount Of coal shipped feou the
lobeTland region this year los, 1853 tons
ID gone from mines on the Maryland side
1ke Potomac river. The Clearfsld out
{ No above dare Is 1861 ,957 tons, or 3i7,-
tons in excess Of Georges Creek
setburg, Nd Journal
Excellent specimens OF anthracite coal
been found on the Robert Bridge prop
4 nesr the National road, Sid7iing Hall,
fhipg on county, Md, and Mr. 3 idge Is
flopiUg i, by sinking shaft. The vein
&resdy eighteen inches thick and grows
4 sr rs it goes down. There is talk Of
&derbilt wing q railroad connection with
South Penn to develope the property.
bout one-thizd of the los ovens OF the
\ coke works OF Cochran / Brown, near
Pa, are finished and in blast
} balance will be completed by the LIST OF
BENDER, and will be among the finest IN
. country. Tuis company IS managed
Cochran & Sons, and in connection with
n own work, the "Clsrissa" and the
ckson mines, they paid out $4,000 last
BIB, mostly for labor. They are notin the
y. and consequently run full-Courier.
That is said to be the first ventilsnng fan
J introduce into the Georges Creek coal
|Ion has Just been placed in the Hoffman
u of the Consolidation Coal Company.
20 feet in diameter, with ysnes Ix5
1t is proposed to run it at 50 revolu.
q minute. 1t will exhaust 100000
Gyet OF air per minute. Ii will be OPP
"a by q special engine Of about 90 horse
er. The location Is near the foot OF the
slope. The machinery 10 in position
sh-n The steam connections shall have
n ,de the fan will be placed in opera
j -Cumberland Civilian.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
WASHINGTON, Pa.
Tho ssie or n Railroad Military General
News.
Special 10 he Sunday Regias.

Tho eale or Railroad Military-Ge
News.
6pecsdi he Ssmday Registr.
WAsHIseroS, PA, July lS.-Negotiations
for the sale Of the Waynesburg and Rail.
road to the Pennsylvania Railway Com
pany have been pending for some time, and
various rumors regarding the same are
sAost, one being that the W. & W. Railroad
had already been sold, and would De
changed into compromise gusge, and be
run rs part Of the charters system at an
early date. This announcement says the
President Of the W. 4 W. r. r, is prems,
ture. for while it ia admitted that negotis-
tons have been going on between the two
companies named, no transfer has been
MADE or ordered, and it is not known when
such same or transfer may be coasumstedf
IL is generally believed, however, that the
bargain and sale will be made at an early
day, when the narrow gauge will pass into
pew hands, and possibly under new man.
segment, and the route changed BY way Of
Prosperity.
Eleven members of Company 81, Tenth
Regiment National Guards of Pennsylvania
were court martialed in this place on Tues.
day by Lieutenant Colonel Kent, of Wsynes
burg, Sergeant Hugh Rogers acting as mar
shal of the court. The charge is disobedi-
ence of orders in turning out on Decorat on
Day. Those before the court were: w. g.
Stewart, .John A. Marquis, Hugh NJ. NJ ,r-
quis, Alex E. Dsrrsh, Vim. q. Goslin, ]. B.
Cassiday, Newton c. Graham, VIM. Wenz-
lik, VIM. e. Templeton, VIM. j. Fredericks
and John 81. Walker. As the return of the
officer must be made to bri ads hesdquar-
tiers before the result is known, the boys are
Just now little uneasy.
Quite party of Washington boys and
girls went up to the Summit" allow Union
,own Tuesday morning TO remain week OF
20 in camp. The party was chsperoned by
Mrs. Jsmuel Hazlett and Mrs. James C.
Acbesop.
Mrs. John A. Best and Miss Jennie Muir
ply, started on Wednesday morning to r.
END the Quaker camp meeting at Mouutsiu
Lake Park, Nd.
Mr. Stephen B. Kreizer and bride, who
YES formerly Miss Bessie McCombs, Of this
place, paid their washington friends visit
this week.
Alex. Reed has returned from a pedes-
rian tour to Gettysburg and other points.
Edward W. Hawley Of Red Wing, Mimi,
is visiting at j. b. McKennans
Miss Bessie Wishart, of Pittsburg, is Wis.
ting Miss Emma Baird, Maiden street.
Mrs. Annie Day, of Waynesburg, is visit
ing friends here.
R. q. Cfsngle has returned from visit
% Wheeling. Crank" says the Wheeling
girls lake the plum" from Washington
girls for beauty.
Mics Belle Marquis left on Wednesday for
two months visit to friends in Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
wEussuRa.
Sale OF Real Estate--Ncws In General
Personal Notes.
Nu,.siaf A IA G,-dn, R>,sei,r

sale OF Real Eetete-NeWb IN deuorat-
Personal Notes.
SDecialielAs Ssadsy Resiss1.
WELLsBURG, w. Va, July lS.-There
were several sales of real estate at the Court
House to-day. j. c. Palmer, commissioner
tor the William Frank estate sold the late
residence Of Mr.. Frank to c. W. Stoetzer
for $4,000, and the tannery, with two email
houses, for 81 800 to L. ]. Councilman.
These prices are considered very low. j.
X. Brsddock, commissioner, sold q lot on
Charles street belonging to the Burt estate
for 81 600. Fijty-6ve acres of the estate OF
the late G. W. McCord was also offered for
sale and was bid up to $40 per acre, and
the sale postponed. The sale of the Pool
stock of goods was adjourned without any
sales.
The Tucker water works are being re-
built.
The Presbyterian congregation will hold
services in the lecture room of their new
church for the first time tomorrow. TIE
main building is approaching completion,
and the whole will present fine appear
spee when done
The Episcopal people have removed from
Bsrtb's Hall to the Court House, where
they will worship until the completion Of
their church building now being erected.
The Methodist congregation will have no
services tomorrow, but will unite with the
Presbyterian people in their dedicatory ser
vices.
Miss Lizzie Cakes, who has been i'll with
intermittent fever, is recovering.
The venture" glass works is doing good
work and has proven to be good venture,
The wool trade is fairly active. Thomas
Evert, who is purchasing for an Eastern
firm, took in considerable qualities at hi.
warehouse here to-day. There are nc
changes in prices they range from II to 81
cents.
Ssiff riding is very popular during the
evenings. The Eagle boat houEe, for rent
ing skiffs, is well patronized.
The Harvey paper mill will start up on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Hansen Rose, of Pittsburg
and Miss Annie Tilton, of Portland, o., are
visiting friends here.
The special skifF ferry to Brilliant is well
pstronized,
Mr.. Walker Peterson, of Wheeling, has
been here several days during the weel
preparing plans and specifications for
water works for our town. 1t is thought sd
vissble by our town Council to submit
proposition to our people to vote an sppro
pristion towards erecting suitable water
works. A goodly number of citizens art
disposed to look favorably on the creation
If substantial water works to supply the
town with water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
X. Of L, Fine Quarters.

4 scheme is on foot among the labor Or
cations of Washington City, ID. c, for
ERECTION Of hall or the use Of the VAR
rtrsdes unions of the city. A joiut com
be Of the Federation of Labor and toe
4 bts Of Labor, which has had the matter
i>r consideration, has recommen led the
base Of q site and the erection Of q
Hing at cost Of $4,000. The funds
be raised by Contributions from ,ndi-
~ members OF trade unions
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
GLASS NOTES.

he pressed.ware houses of Pittsburg ore
/ running.
Inscriptions are being solicited for an
b glass factory at SEedesooro, N. J.
he Sres,or and La Sale bottle works,
klayipg non-union blowers, are running.
he Bellfonts, Pa, Glass Company will
h an improved furnace during the SUN
stoppaee. and expect thereby to effect
he reduction in the cost OF fuel
he cooperative glass factory at Beaver
La Pa is running with natural gas
h. propose hereafter manufacturing col
i glass along with their regular product
he new II pct furnace Of the Warren
lss Company, Cumberland, Nd, IS near
completion, and will be 10 operation IN
] at one month, thus increasing the pro
ktiAe capacity Of the works to twenty pots
tbe Bushwick glass works, Brooklyn, will
h a continuous glass melting furnace,
arrangements for that purpose see com
a. This tank viii melt from eight to
| tons eff glass every "a hours, and grea'
Its are expected from IT.
For the week ending June IS, 1885, glass,
h to the following amounts was lmpo;ted
New York: Bottles, 81. l23; plate g ass
t4sO; looking, glass pate, S24,S22; o her
kind not spec. fed, 1922; making I,
Aof s40,72l for one week. Mu npled
(! would, at this rate Of importin g asa
Us the vast sum Of $2,5S5,492 Wiicn
bld keep q dozeo factories running q year
employing hundreds Of Workmen-
he apprentices Glassblowers Union met
week in PHILADELPHIA. About 400 dale
g are at present. The object OF the
edDg is to arrange some means OF pro
iDg the interests of the apprentices du-
NJ the coming season, which begins sep
Der /. THIS union was organized I'VE
nths ago 70 assist tho apprentices OF BAL
Gre, Who were on q strike, and It Is no
BOsed 10 effect permanent organic anon
va view to not only bene6ting the ap
ae-s bat also Of assisting the journey
GlassbloSers League.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
MILL NOTES.

Chicago steel wire works, with 9 cap
a0eS Of $4,000, viii erect works 81
Uay'sn coal and iron works Of Day
te1o'' will erect steel plant as soon
:! nave completed their furnaces.
o nsli mills Of FAN Riqsr. Mass, shut
Oa'Ae SOIh ult, tOran indefinite length
sn mn mas It that the iron and steel milk
non, H. viii start about the FIRST
cincinnati dispatch of July Is, says:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
.How They will Work II,

he New York State Workingueu's As
,bly will meet &c Rome on September l
eyiew the action Of the State Leg sls-
4 on bills presented in labor interests.
4 Lecislsture refused to enact any labor
l sud 8 movement is to be insugursted
hnish the recreant legislators VINO &C.
"a labor support through profuss promises
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
mouNDsvILlE CAMP GROUND.
A Bold BurgIary-Nisitors at the Park
miscellaneous Notes.
Speeial 10 tie Sunday Register.

A Bold Burglary-Yisitors at the Park
Miscellaneous Notes.
Special 10 tie Sunday REGISTER
MorNpsyILLE CAM GROUND, July lS.-
At an early hour Friday morning thief
forced an entrance TO the hotel, Kept oy
Mrs.. Armstrong, and succeeded In plumber
ing her trunk of gold watch and cham
and pair of bracelets, valued in all at Sl0O.
The robbery was a very bold one, and Is
supposed to have been committed BY some
one well acquainted with the hotel, as the
manner in which it was done would indl
cafe This is the first time in many years
that the peace of the camp ground has been
disturbed BY an occurrence OF this kind
and it is sincerely hoped the marauder may
he brought to Justice. A reward OF ; 0e
has been offered for the arrest and convlc-
ton of the thief. 90.
Those privileged to witness the religious
services at the Penitentiary last SUNDAY
morning, desire through these notes, to ex-
press their thanks to the Superintendent tor
his kind and courteous treatment. The
services we're o rare treat to those in attend
apce and were to some the most impressive
ever attended.
The prayer meeting on wednesday even
irg was largely attended and very interest
ing. 1t was addressed by Rev. j. X. Nc
Ral6p, of Bellaire, who has been spending
a few days of each week here for some time
The spirit manifested in the meetings is en-
couraeing and betokeus grand reception
for Rev. Samuel Jones, who comes next
month. The following are some of those
sho have visited the pleasant shades within
The last two days: Miss Maud MeLain. Of
Allegheny City, Pa, guest of Miss May
McKallip; Mrs. Mayor Cooper, OF Bsllsire'
visited Mrs Cuuningh ham at the hotel; Sena,
cor Wagner was favored with visit by his
brother; VIM. X. Elsou Of Martins Ferry
has been down for day or two; Miss Carrie
Wagner, Miss Dee Little, Miss Carrie An
aersop. q. P. McGregor, b. K. Hess
frank Stsmm, Mrs. VIM. Brooks. Joseph
EIsop, David Brooks. all Of Wheeling. ore
v;s;tipe friends or relatives; Finley MeHin'
ley and family, Daniel Bodley and family
and NJ letters and family have moved into
heir cottages.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
LABOR.
Latest Industrial lntslli-
gencs
|TH At HOME AND ABROAD.
h Workmen are Saying and Doing
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets.
All Should BE.

soschen, the English economist, said in bis
Int Manchester speech that immense in
les were declining sAd moderate incomes
h Increasing; that pAuperism in England
fallen from 5 to 3 percent; that while
Donulatior had increased from 22,000.-
10 u .OOO, 900 within stated psriod,
|psrism had declined from 100000 to
| GOO,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
an. Prefers the M-Brace.

NJ Y. Co1iHe7ct1S -futo''se'.
Tia heading "Gsllows for Girf IN an
.xohsnve seems to Do another example OF
~ az In which the fair sex are appropri-
.,;no Articles of male wear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
Probably n Gamblers Grave.
mRss.k1H Rs.fsse

The following epitapb, says contempt
r.ry ia still to be seen on tombstone In
Brishtwell churchyard'
II. lived 70 100, hearty and strong;
100 10 q gu don't live rs long.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-19
DR.. J. E. SMITH
No. 1904 ChapIins Street,

No. 14o4 Chaplins Street,
Near Fourteenth Street..
L. the only regularly educated physician specials
n the following diseases In the State Of West VI
mia and the bsst evidences Of his skill and suoce9s
be testimony OF his pstisnts BE never uses Q p
eut's name without permission; those appendedG
few out Of many hundred oertifcstss In bis poss
ion. Many years experience In the best hospital
ogether With thorough medical education sadb
nfliarity with therapeutic sgents close observanF
.ftempermenhc peculiAnties and strict entionte
,yrienic management enables him 70 treat With sue
ess diseases which are frequently regarded - incur
bile. In every Instance d.. smfth Win frankly Efu
he patient his opionon.
Proof.
Consumption, Splitting Blood.-My friend
are up all hopes Of my recovery. Dr. John z smin
ured netwo yean ago. 49,. go; ,DseSaey,
Consumption, Chronic Diarrh9a, spfffin,
nd Passing Blood-I Wa emaciz,sd TO skeL
on. strenxtn gone. d.. Smith cured ne tso yeo
20. Nm C. J. Nelson, Wheeling, W. Va
Catarrh, Polypus OF Nose, Loss Of Voice
suffered for years Physicians and medicines lzils
o help me. l thought ny disease tncarable. d
Nth sSrs Cd ne .,s Completely sss ys1s e. ha'
Of speidel q Co., Wheeling. Wv.
Cancer of Breast-Was cut out tnree tinesb
,hyreiarA d.. Saith Cared ne without the kniE
To the Ladies-Dr. Smith hiss . mesbod Of tres,
ng falling Of the womb snd female weskne. vhid
ures IL In th0ft TINE L&dlez need sureg no longcA
Female weakness-Most aggravated hind ~
ne sserned 70 undeniand the czse Of my dauxhtG
IN. smith cured her year ago and she y nov 70
nd strong Mn c. J. Eellson. Wheeling, W. Va
Eistula I'm Ano, Piles-Mosf aggravated. Wa
iyea M 10 die and psoosanced ineurrzbls- On N
- for eixhteen veeks. Dr. Smith cured me In fs
seeks without the knife- three yeGu ago aad EMO
efter health nov than ev@.
Thoa Colvin, 6rocer. Whsefns
Ffts-My vile had them for yezn Could gst1
lief Dr.. Smith cured hsf three jean aso, and ID
serofuIoas ulcer on Leg Tor Years-p
su,ffh cured ne tvo ye1n $50
Valley Grove, w. Va
DR.. Saith YIN sngags % cure any ca.s q ptla,s
asfter a how long sanding, without ths knifs .
stfhout the least dangu a any hind
Loss Of Manhood-Df. Smith has mads Q peo
nv Of this condition vhicQ aps The foundation1
,esifh and rerden miser1bls % many. Bis tsn
Or Smiths rooms srs % srznged that patients oat
snd his buzne8 With ladies and gentlemen h sxfso
Eiood Disorders-Thoss me1ing Iron d
sroyer Il His may consult d.. Smith With pGfsa
q Charf for esif- Rxaninas1oassutt . patzn
n disfzncs on rscefpto d to - s.nA and peoe1f
,hns trsefed xre always gunfxnfasd 0tiE1f5oe-
Gcosultaf5ou Pree 6 odlca O0D boGD M
An b7p a asily. nssgs s1sd.y,
Ne. ifosCAssiias s1ss4
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02
"-"rr LEE AND WILLIE GRAY.


Two brown heads with tossing curls,
Red lips shutting over pearls,
Soft arms white, and wet with dew,
: Two eyes black and two eyes blue;
Little boy and girl were they,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
They were standing where brook,
Ferding Ike shepherds crook,
stretched its silver, and thick ranks
~ green willows fringed the banks;
Half In thought, and half in play,
Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
"Pretty Katie" Willie, said,
And there came dash of red
On the BROWNIES of his cheek,
boys are strong, but girls are weak,
And I'll carry, so will,
katie's basket up the HILL"
But she answered with laugh,
mo, but you may carry half"
And then, tossing back her curls,
"Boys are weak, as well as girls.''
Do you think that Katie guessed
Haif the meaning she expressedf
Men are only boys grown tall,
Hearts don't change much after all;
And when long years from that day
Katie Lee and Willie Gray,
Stood again beside the brook
Bending like shepherds crook.
II is strange that Willie said,
While again a dash of red
Crossed the BROWNIES of his cheek.
II am strong, but you are weak,
Life is but slippery steep
Hung with shadows dark and deep.
VIII you trust me, Katie, dear,
Walk beside me without fear,
May l carry, II | will, '-
All your burdens up the hill?"
Then she answered with laugh, -rtr
NO, but you may carry half" Ts
lose beside the little brook,
lending like shepherds crook, -
;atching with its silver hands
late and early at the sands,
tands cottage, where to-day,
latte lives and Willie Gray.
n perch she sits, and 10,
wings basket to and fro;
astly different from the one
Which she swung in days agone.
his is long, and deep and wide,
nd has rockers at the side.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-02

WIN you have salt on your eggs"
asked the deacon of the new pastor
"oh, no, thanks, they are not at ali
fresh.'' " Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
THE PLATFORM.

The Republican party of New-York, in convention
represented, declares: - ,
FIrst-That tho provisions of the existing Civil
Service Laws of the State and Nation should be
siren gthened and extended to all grades Of tho
public service to which they may be applicable. 50
that the selection of administrative officers IN the
civil service shall, so far possible, be governed
solely by capacity and fitness. We insist upon the
enforcement 0f these laws by all public officials not
only III the letter but alsU in the spirit. HonOaby
discharged soldiers and sailors who are shown by
competitive examination TO POSSESS the necessary
requirements should be given the preference IN
certIfcatIon and In appointment.
SecOad-lhat the laws affecting the governments
OF cities should DO slmplifed so as to enable the
people to fix responsibility with euse and certainty
Third That we demand Of Congress the passage
OF an act putting an end TO the enlargement OF the
stock by money formed OF silver or based upon silver
The maintenance Of the gold standard OF the parity
with gold of all kinds OF money in use, essential
TO the prosperity o. our country, aud the restora-
ton of silver to the former position as good money
through equality with gold before the law In .