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Ar LAST Ar LAST, At, sru

We ARE ON THE ROAD OF IMPROVEMENT
OuT store, under the ntiuencp OF '.lc! wori,men
mas Teen safely lowered. and II tii.Es are 10 iny
rapidly replaced Ne going u have a uosler, and
Convenient Grocery store In which viii be E,uud a,
ali times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES
anu al tue Most Moderate Prices. YCu want 10 ksen
your eye On the date OF Ope,.iug
On Ok ABOUT OCTOBER Isr
Due notice of hich Will be given through The nsnar
however. II will be number days before We. can
rearr~nge our goods, and IN the meantime Won Ca,
purchase iEA> and CoFfEkS Of the finest qua i.y
mo naVor a. way down prices OLD WHISTLES
and WINS al remarkably low figures: the b,,t snr
MlNNE-OrA PATENT. 5000 per bbl: sAUCtS
P1Ck LIS. &c. without nunber
hou can save money. Give Us a call
y. i. METZG'ER & BRO
~. All eth Id w
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SpR1xe LEAF tt.

1T so CENTS y FOUND.
Tine great demand tor this Tea
has Induced persons u it, Il..Ie 1t.
DIT the genuine aEtIs-.C can only
De ootaiueO III tbs country al NV
store. l32o / street.
IL Is sold only In packages. e4ch
package bearing my trademark.
y. W. BURCHLLL
s0ll-2W
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An EARTHQUAKES REELECTED.

From FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18TH 1885, there
Will be rush OF men, women and children streaming
To and fro, al the
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
0lS Seventh Street Northwest.
49, 10 escape the eulamitous prices elsewhere.
we manufacture CLOAkS, NEWMARkET8,
SHORT WRAPS. COATS, DRESSES and UN DER
WEAR for Ladies'. Misses and Children. out Of the
best material with skilled workmanship. ut prices
never before thought of guarantee TO suit ana mt
the most fasiidious and least 40 per cent
on every purchase in this department
Notice u few OF cur specialties:
Ladies' Wrappers, from 6oc. up
skirts and BaSques, from S9c up.
Worsted Dresses from ~. % up.
Silk In esses. from $500 up
Our stock Of Chtldreis School Dresses Is now COM
plete, and we can furnish with beautiful Dresses.
III WOrsted, Bingham and Calico, II 3m 25c. up
Chemise, best muslin, from 22c. up.
Child : Drawers 10c. up
Chiid-s Mother Hubbard aprons ffom 16c. mp
Nursery Aprons, Tuck ed and Lace. rom 18C. up
Best Bingham Aprons from Lac. up
Gents drawers. Heavy Canten, from &c. up.
We call sell You Newmarket for Stj.OO which you
cannot duplicate for less than $lO.O 90 elsewhere.
dresses made TO ORDER from 81 up. At one days no
tiCe.
special Drives 10 Fiannels. Blankets. cenfosss and
ali kind Dress Goods $50
salesroom and Factory for Ready-znade Wear on
Second Floor. 9lS 18th Ct NV. s.sE, sel6-1m
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SPECIAL SALE Or LINEN
d "A MA S h S.

We have just purchased at great advantage large
lot of Table Linens which offer 2o per less
than usual rates.
special bargain in Bleached Barnsley Double Dam.
asks at S1.5O. worth g. Elegant for hotels and res
taurants Special prices will be given bought by the
piece These undoubtedly the best goods ever
offered for the price, Heavy weight fine quality and
low price.
Towels. Napkins and Sheetings Ballard Vale F1an-
nels and shaker Fannes very lowest prices for
the most reliable goods.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
Perfection Black Silks, made by c. ]. Bonnet & Co.,
of Lyons The superior Black Silks ever offered
to the public.
Guinets eros Grain Silks in all qualities White
Silks of all grades for Weddings.
Large assortment of choice Paris Novelties In ex-
elusive designs
Priesley's Mourning Goods Henriettas, Melrose,
Drap d Alma and Camels' Hair.
Lnpins Black Goods i'll every grade.
New Hosiery. Underwear
Choice stock of silk Umbrellas
W. NJ SINISTER & SONS
s19 Pennsylvania Avenue n W.
ONE PRICE
N.R-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST sells
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The Chinese are an initiative people. 1t takes
good while Tor news TO reach them at home.
perhaps, but they make NJ for that by ready
acceptance OF its suggestions. They have heard
about the Rock Springs riot and some lesser
affairs OF the same general character, and now
the American missionaries in the FIowery
Kingdom are getting the benefit OF the intelli.
gence. II may be argued that the Chinese
MODS should discriminate between good Amer
leans and bad Americans. Perhaps they will.
when American mobs discriminate between
good and bad Cinnamon
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WANTED--LOTS

VIZ ANTED - CITY OR SUBURBAN TOT
w northwest section. for which want TO give II
aud fine large brood mare, balance cash ADORE ii
". c.. star Office. saifI9tS
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W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
919 Pennsylvania Avenue q. W.
LOVE CouRrsH1p, MAnR1AeE,
THE THREE PRINCIPAL EVENTS IN TIL
LIFE OF NAN.

There is great diversity opinion as to which are
the principal events in the life vi man. Some writ
ers claim that of the most important events is
when he falls in love. Now his future happiness does
depend good bit upon who he falls ill love with.
very oilen the right man marries the wrong woman
and vice versa Probably oitener vice than the
other extreme.
The three important events in the life of man are
here given. These points cannot be contradicted and
every citizen OF Washington will at that they
are correct beyond ali dispute:
i. When the young man first discovers a very faint
sign OF q mustache. That is period Of happiness.
2. When he observes with feelings of sorrow that
his hair is getting gray. That period OF gloom.
ne SOON RECEIVERS from 1t.
3. When he goes to VICTOR E ADLER'S Ten Per
Cent Clothing House for his clothing. That is period
II good LUCK ior ADLERS is the place secure the
best goods for the least money.
We have given the three principal points in the life
ofman, now let give the advantages of buying at
ADLERS:
1. You get Clothing at a very slight advance above
manufacturing cost
You always get good material and the best posi-
bic work.
3 You get the benefit of the One-Price system and
you always get the lowest prices
4. You buy of Reliable House with an established
reputation.
VICTOR Z. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT TEN
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
927 AND S29 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
sells Open Saturdays till IL p H.
FAIL AND WINTER
FASHION BOOKS NOW READY.
The very latest styles Ladies' aud Children fully
Illus, ruted III the BAZAk Dl.i@-SNAK Err Price zoe
~ mail 70 cts Cal. at our Office aud get the new
Ia hon paper free uf charge.
New styles received mOnIhly
5. OPPENHEIMER 81 BROS,
SIS 9th street NV
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
oiu Machines taken in exchange sells
f.. Nj. BuRcuARD 81 BRo
stiii extend theiT ntrodu,to tory offer on Superior
LAUNDRY SOAPS
we note a liberal response on the part OF the public
during the past week, but there is room for more
Ali purchasers this week receive a liberal quantity
Gratis
selosmw Pa ave, corner Al. ST.
FAIL UxDEEwEAR
Have received my stock super weight Merino and
BalorIggan ShIrtsand Drawers
W. S. TEEL.
sells 1876 Pennsylvania avenue
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LOST AND FOUND.


I oST-oN AVENUE. SATURDAY, SKYE TER
- rIer. without collar. Reward II returned 70 v33
l. st.
Il osT-oN SEPTEMBER Is, A LONG BLACK
Leather Pock etboOk, containing IL and o. ckets,
money and papers. Liberal reward II returned 10 star
Office. Ire
L osT GORDON SETTER, ONE YEAR OLD,
tag 4. IN tie NV. part of the city. Reward for
Return al 2ol6 18Th 81. nv lts
S1n REwARD-LoST ON THURSDAY Y, 10TH
9 u " instant, Red irish Setter Dog, with white
breast and eet had on collar and tag 2Il7. Also
same lie white and spotted Setter Dog, black ears
and scald mar ON len hip: had collar with
name. and tag 2llS The above rev ard will De paid
for their return 10 lO2s 18th Of. NV. ssIs-sg'
SSnn REWAkD-THk ABOVE REWARD
%o\JO will be paid 20 any who viii give
iorinaion that Will lead u the arrest and
OF the person or persons who the night the 10Th
INST placed poison In the feed. ny which
the stables Of Johnson Bros foot of l2th-s hart
were poisoned Apply to McDevitt's Detestivs
Il osT-BY AN Cd SOLDIER, ON THE MORN
IL ing Of the 18th inst probably left ia some
store) near the Il. & r. X X depot black valise
tanning clothing, pension certificate and discharge
papers, Of value EXCEPT TO owner. Will the hinder
please notify JAM = MORAN, soldiers Home, DC,
wh,re same can be found. or star officer se1s-2t
- - REWARD-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Oh about 1 O'Clock, between Edmopstons shoe
store. st. n aud X H. 1aylors furnishing store.
Pa. ave. alligator-skin purse containing about
S23. Above reward IL returned 10 Government Hos-
pital for the Insane. sels-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

The proposal to have a celebration at Phila-
deiphia next year by the thirteen original
States of the centenary constitution is appro-
PIRATE enough, historically considered; but it
should not be permitted to interfere in any way
with the proper celebration OF the birth of the
Union, which 1t is proposed to- hold in Washing
ton At a later date. When a man has grown
great, the little hats and she's which he wore
In his childhood are interesting relics, but they
cannot Vie in interest with the man himself or
his present belongings. So with a nation, when
1t has outgrown its period of haphazard con-
crosses and peripatetic capitals. Philadelphia
Is the chest in which the baby-clothes OF the
American Union are preserved. but the stature
q the great Republic can be measured only i'm
the city which it has made the permanent
abidtng-place of its government.
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Ew Sronr,
1913 F ST. NV.

1913 ST. NV.
In removing our Curtain and Upholstery
stock to the back half OF our Mems Furnishing
Store We desire to say that in buying In so
much larger quantities than heretofore we are
enabled 10 quote lower prices than ever aud
are offering bargains in Curtains. Upholstery
and Curtain goods absolutely paramount
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NJ Granite Work: best facilities IN W aahington ar
such WORK. tttice aud Yard !O2 70 los Nort6 CAptol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-18

New SroRE. NEw Goons,
We invite you to examine our stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC wooLENat
Which embraces the newest and freshest styles Our
assortment is equal to ia the city, and fAci-
ties for making up
FINE CUSTOM GARMENTS
Are not surpassed by any other house.
Our long experience in the Tailoring Business usti.
hes us in assuring you of our ability to furnish you
with
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS
SUITS TO ORDER FROM Sls UPWARD.
HARLAN & BENNETT
1t 1921 St
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HOTELS.

Wan ORrnRs.
sTURTEVANT HOUSE,
BROADWAY AND 20TH ST. NEW YORK
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER 8,
thoroughly renovated aud reorganized, under new
management New plumbing hydraulic eaeys-
tor new furniture, electric bells and new bathA Both
American aud Europeaa plans Rooms. u per day
aud upward Amsr,cAn plan, from - to - oay
MATTHEWS 4 PIER2ON
s166t Formerly Of ALTERNATE and 81. James Ho>els
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

EOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE FLATS"
Il either furnished or unfurnished. in 1.-THE Wood
mont, corner 18th 81. and Iowa circle The house il
In thorough good condition. with heat elevator
fire escapes and under the superintendeDce Of first
class manager and caterer the premises For per-
mil to examine apply ~ THOS. J. FISHER & CO..
seS-2w 1924 st. n. ~.
LNOk RENT-HANDS OMEAPARTMENTS, BOTH
IL furnished and unfinished, in The Portland"
Apply 10 THOS J. FISHER 4 CO,
seSr2W 1924 F ct u. ".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VUANTED---A CoACHMAN. RECENTLY FROM
w Fns..na sesirss s,.S..ion unSsr',aad. he
s. y. 2O2 IA ST. NV. It's
WANTED.,;AN ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,
w thoroughly conversant with the prosecution OF
caims for pension bounty arrears Of pay, etc Is de-
srons Of connecting himself clerk with come nrst.
WIG s cEssK s..
WANTED-sBY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL A
,.s. e 81 to DO or waiting 90
M ANTED-sBY A NIDDLE-AoED WOMAN 4
w Situation TO take care Of children. - q St n
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR TWO FIRST.
Also one settled coiored nurse III N st nv DUN
WANTED-KNoWN-T THAT ONLY RELIABLE
CESS. Emp Bureau. sse 81 nv. o' 1 II!
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE- led WHITE WO-
w man. who Is . frSt-clas cook, q place In A pri-
vate family Best Of references Address BOX &c. Star
WANTED KNowN-NATIoNALL LABOR BIZ.
for families business houses hotels institutions farm
and dairy. ED. Ii. DICK. 5l7 TN st NV seissts
w ANTED-KNowN 10 ALI. THAT FUR.
other 'sss iSsfi iae sss
st. NV. au2S-4ws
WANTEP-A sTENoo RAPaLR AND TYPE
write, dss res an engagement evenings Address
M ANTED-sTrUATION BY A COMPETENT
dress H. n NJ, Star Office. sel7-3ts
"ANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT DE
w sires position rs travelling companion. in
gensa,io9 secondary consideration. address CON
WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN EMPLOY
sH Gr
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FoR RENT-BY r. O. HoLrzMAN.
4l5 18th st. store sS3 33 2031 ST. W., $50
1Ul1 10th II. "a w-.-.....BO 20 9th st Sr. as
1915 Pa Ia r---.-..-15 Upper pt Is Pa av 40
100 ST. NV. 10 50 1906 n ". sr -. 90
525 18th II NV. BIB s42 r St. Office. - IS
1873 st "a. W., IL 80 soo 18th ST., store IS
6l4 81. NV, 12r..-..... 80 2.,2 IA 81. n. W .. 10
i9io y 81 .....-. ~ il3l2 r. Cap ST., 6r.....30
141S ST.. l2rs s2U IS Il. q, Is
l252 l4th 81 a.. lOr. 80 l4o5 Columbia ST.. q IS
SO4 18th rtnw- lOr-...65 Upuer part go La nv. 90
~ 10Th ST a. W., lSr..65 stable rear 1909 NJ
$3.50 NV. IL rs.....65 stable rear Is Is N 70
Upper part 4l5 Nth n.w.60 ia NJ. s%...... Is 30
o.. II. n. W., 1lr.....6o 22Is-2o-222a 9TH st IL
loss St. IL rs......52 30 1925 Myl;e St n.eI IS
1911 ST., 1873 Mass av., shop 10
S42 81. nv ofhce ..-..-5o In of 3lo 18th
l226 U St n. W., l2r....50 Cor 9lh and of fmA
FUKNlSHED.
X. mr. 18th ST. 20rS4 l6.66 18TH H. Tor. 81 90 90
Mass mr. hos c.. 33333 NJ mr. 9th, lOr--- DO
Iowa Circle ID r.....-25O l5tn ST. mr. ~. y 30
Lafayette So. l1r..-..25O l. 10Th ST. l2rl 70
& St. nj lBth 10 r....2UO X MIR 18TH ST Tors loo
ST. near lsth. ilr..- 200 FayetIe ST., G'lwu SrS5
13th. near l. St. 1lr..2OO I'd ST. Pa rs
Nj St near 18th. l2r-..2UU r, near 4th IS
ii ST. near l4th, l0r-2oO 10Th q st...... SO
laiavette 80. lsr-....20O r. near 18th st. llr..lO0
i, 10th st. l2r.-. l666tii
Property placed with me Tor sale In libsrally
advertised free of cost 10 the owner.
for list Oh property Tor sale. call send at ofhce
SCI -. hOLIZMAN. ION and r sts. n ".
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NOR RENT
Il 400 9Th 81. n. W., Sr.
zi2 18th 81. w..l2r--S45
l4vo Cor. 81. NV, .r.3o.4-
a2S College St, lOr--..--.
-4O l4tu 81. s. W., Blu.
SelS-3t< -. >. CAlMl,
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EOR RENT-BY DAN
Il lll5 1
IS26 10th st. NV, Sr-S3U
AZ Mass.ave. u. W., lOr ~
1907 Pierce Place, TIT
Az 9th ST. ne. 6r.........,
12I5-33 I'D St, Or. ....lS
A. 6l2 ST., Or....lS
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926 LIST ST. Sc. 4r......-sl0
40 Ala St s.w., or....l5.oO
ga 4i2 ST. s.w.. 5r.. wlI3O
44o ol2 st.s.w., 0r., W. ll.,SU
LOS Va av. Sc, or, w-..l0
,v9 Ala II. s.w.. Or. .w.....lo
"a OH ST. s.e..or.,w. 40. 20
X. cor. Al, and r sissw
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"ANTED-
w SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED HOUSES
in East Washington for desirable tenants who pay
rent In advance: but small commission charged
Plenty applicants daily 1mme ale returns to
WELLER & REPhTTI
se3-lm 326 Pennsyi ania ave- e.
VIZ ANTED-WE HAVE APPLICATIONS FOR
w several houses renting from $40 10 $50. Par
ties having such for rent would do well to Call
WALKER q WILSON. 1905 st. n W. au25-lm
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2223 Cleveland st.-$l5.30
All Wilson 81. NV, tr-I3
10 Ioth ST. s-M., Sr&st.--
4 Blagden 5 alIey....lu.3O
] IL. b. i.ow NV, 4r....-....s
-, COR. StE aud h sts. u.w.
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NOR RENT
II Vlo-y22 list Se.4rSS.5O
ollh9 9Th st.s.w., Or. lo.3u
$50 n 81. s.w.. 0r......l4. 80
4I3-415 1 si.s. w, 6r-.lo.ou
3l6 Sd ne. ,tir. .w&g LII. 81
S3o N Sw., 6r., m.L..l5.o,
1s3l + 81. NV. Or.
selS-3Is {. II. PARK.
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.NHOWER d son,
81. NV.
yl6 10Th ST., 6r.......Sl6
5lO-lo. rear x4th sI---lu
9ps, rear zfth st.-.....-IO
''5lS, rear 10Th st...........lu
I2Us 81 ST. Sc 5r.-.....lU
selS-3l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-01

CA1CAGOs LIZ
The ELDREDiE sewing Machine here adscr-
tiSed we " Ill dispose Of as follows:
For TWO DOLLARS we Will give receipt for
one years subscription TO the PLAIN DEALER,
and Ticket to the Drawing for the Machine.
Only 50 tickets Will be sold. Old as we'll as new
Subscribers can buy tickets on these trims, II
all arrears to the paper are paid. The STD
scription provided for must be IN advance.
The drawing Will occur when tie tickets are
sold. and Will be under the management OF the
ticket holders.
24m6 w. II. &. r. j. MEAD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-01
The Silver Question ina Nutshell,

The Irish World in the brictcst
and most concise manner possible,
states the case as follows: "The
great cutlery that bankers are
making about silver coinage is
easily understood. They have the
virtual control Of the gold Of the
country. If they could only sue
coed in driving silver from circula-
ton they would increase the pur-
chasing power Of gold, which
would mean placing many millions
of dollars in their pockets. In
other words, the success OF their
crusade against silver would i'm
pose upon labor and property an
enormous fine for the benefit Of
the banking fraternity and the
creditor class in general. The
farmer who is getting fair price
for the products Of his farm
would, as result Of the contrac-
ton in the currency that would
follow from driving silver coin
age out Of circulation, find him
self getting one third or perhaps
one half the price for his products
that he is now receiving. The
same thing would occur in the va
ried branches Of protective indus
tries. It is not therefore at all
surprising that the west is united
il its opposition to the anti.silver
legislation that the bankers Of New
York are clalnoring for"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-01
PLAIN DEALER,
". r. MEID. Editor.
THURSDAY. APRIL /. 1856.

A democratic exchange shows lis
sympathy with corporate robbers by
saying that no Cars. whether Fow-
derlys or Goulds. are wanted in this
country. The difference between
the two Is simply that Powderly
holds his position IL the almost
unanimous choice Of two million la
boring men; Gould holds his posi-
ticn by the same title that robbers
and brigand chiefs everywhere hold
sway. 1t is not to the credit Of the
Do; Moines Leader to class the two
together. One holds office subject
to the votes Of his constituents, the
X. Of L., the other in defiance OF ev-
cry principle OF right and justice.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-01

HALL or HOWARD LODGE. No III. A. = A. N.
WHEREAS. It has pleased the Almighty Dis
peil.or Of events to remove from our midst
our bate and worthy and beloved brother. VIM
field Scott Stevens. and
WHEREAS. The intimate relations long held
by the deceased with the members of Howard
Lodge. render it proper that we should place
upon our record our appreciation Of his quail
ties as brother and his merits rs man; there
fore
RESOLVED. That we deplore the loss Of VIM
field Scott Stevens. with deep feelings Of re-
gret. softened only by the confident hope that
his spirit has left this earthly Lodge for that
celestial Lodge above. that building not made
with hands eternal In the heavens.
RESOLVED. That we tender his afflicted re-
latives our sincere coincidence. and our earn.
est sympathy in athletic n At the loss OF one who
was good citizen. a beloved brother and an
upright man.
RESOLVED That the members Of Howard
Lodge. No. IA. a. F. 4 A. NJ. attend the fmner-
al and that tho Hall be drapcd in mourning for
thirty days.
RESOLVED. That copy Of the foregoing
resolutions be transmitted to the relatives of
the deceased. and copy spread upon our min
utce,
W. G. HARRINGTON,
d. Y. REED,
L. J. JOHNSON.
Committee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-01
The Enemies Of the Republic.
EY JESSE HARPER.

Let the advocates OF gold and the
advocates 81 silver compromise their
differences, by retiring the United
States notes, greenbacks, with the
understanding that no more legal
ten:ers shall bc issued.
This would leave the whole field
open, the national bank issues TO be
redeemed in coin.
Any arrangement that will result
in canceling Of the legal tenders, fol-
lowed by an act Of congress declar-
irg that no more shall be issued,
will be accepted ny the supporters
Il a coin basis. as sound settlement
OF the financial problem.
We hope this suggestion may be
acted on for it reaches the bottom OF
the difficulty.
Bank issue convertible into coin.
well secured by public pledge. and
the irredeerlable United States notes
out OF the way. This Is the need OF
the hour."-[London Letter.
Thus the syndicate talks.
Thus the great money power Of
Europe talks to its allies Ut the re-
public.
This is not new.
The Hazard circular OF 1862 said
the greenbacks are temporary"
That circular said, national bank
paper must be the permanent" mon
ey Of the country.
Government legal tender paper
money,
Or bank paper credit.
Here is the struggle.
The policy Ut the leaders Of both
the old parties for more than twenty
years has been for the hank issue.
They have covered their design by
trick and falsehood, 50 that the peo-
pie are blind to the real facts.
The man. we do not care which
side Of the coin question he is or, the
gold or the silver,
II he is for the rational banks, he
is advocating the most infamous
money system recorded in the history
Of the human race.
The national banking system is 9
more deadly enemy to liberty than
was chattel slavery.
It will rob labor more ruthlessly
It will endanger our institution:
more fatally.
It will corrupt Christianity more
ruinously.
Be warned.
Look out for betrayal.
Wake up.
The world is drifting on q Lee
shore.
| The deluge is not far ahead.
The republic, for its life, must figh'
the money power Of the world.
Strike at the heart Of the monster
that threatens the destruction o.
Christian civilization.
A false money system.
It is system that oppressed la
Dor.
It is a system that destroys lib
erty.
1t is a system that dishonors God
The secret enemies Of the repub.
lie,
The money despots Of the world,
Are planning in silent conclaye,
To enslnre the race.
| Letcongress wake from its Rip Val
Wrinkle sleep Of twenty years.
Let our law makers grasp tn
great fact.
That the national banks are til,
enemy that must be overthrow.
Let each man be for them o
| against them.
Show your colors.
II for them, then he Is against tn
people.
II against them. then on that issue
he Is for the people.
They IRE deadly enemy Of FIRE
institutions.
Both cannot live under the sam
flag.
Which shall die?
-Danyille. Ill.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-04-01
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