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, 1886-01-12
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.

The indications at present are to the
effect that no measure changing the con-
diuons of silver coinage will be adopted
BY congress.
1t is quite certain that silver ought not
to be demonetized nor discredited but it
is quite as certain that some measures
should be adopted to prevent the debase-
ment Of the currency and the demoraliza-
ton in business certain to result from
too liberal coinage
The most feasible plan and one that
ought to receive the support OF the west
is that proposed by congressman w. l..
Scott, representing the Erie district, in
Pennsylvania. and, from his large bust
ness interests at the west, almost as well
known. Mr.. Scot. ~ was introduced By
him a few days ago, . its purpose had
been previously annouceu in a press in-
terview published at the east.
Congressman Scott's plan is a simple
and feasible one. 1t includes the repeal
Of that portion of the law requiring the
purchase Of ~, O00, 600 in silver bullion
per month to be coined into dollars, and
so provides for the suspension of the sill
yer coInage. 1t then requires that the
standard silver dollars IN the treasury
shall never fall below s20, 0O0. 900 in
amount the coinage to be resumed at
any time when that minimum shall be
reached. and so continued FROM time TO
time that no less sum than that named
shall ever be on hand aud available for
payments from the treasury. Il Of course
provides for the purchase Of such silver
bullion as may be necessary to carry il
into effect.
1t is reported hat Congressman Scott
has another bill supplementary to this
which he will introduce at an early day.
IL will provide for Withdrawing green
backs under $50, and national bank notes
under $40 from circulation. The national
banks will b. irecompeused for the with
dnwal Of their Is notes by the monopoly
Of the $40 and so notes. with which
they ought to be satisfied. The sdvant-
ale OF Mr.. Scots plan is that it would,
If adopted, enable the people to take all
the silver they might want, and thus con-
tinue It's coinage. If they should refuse
10 use mp the silver in the treasury Tin it
should b. reduecd TO a minimum OF seO,-
oO0.0O0, the TACT would show that they
were not 10 favor Of morn silver.
, 1886-01-12
A Good Suggestion Tor "a Painter.

II saw something very funny over
our way the other day, " said Il resident
OF the North Side. LAST Sunday 1 was
walking along near a church, when /
observed lust ahead of me a gentleman
and a lady, evidently on their way to
church he was a tall, athletic fellow,
and was smoking a good cigar, as |
could tell ly the flavor of il which he
left behind h m. 1t was not more than
half smoked. either, and when thef
rea;hed the charch the lady p ssed ul
tho steps, tut he fingered at the door.
/ saw him look Lovingly at the half.
smoked, imported sunday cigar, as ii
he were measuring its value; next he
glanced all around to see If any one was
looking my face was Just then in the
other direction,J ard then placed the
smoking stu mp in a little niche in the
church wall and disappeared.
In about ten seconds 1 saw a small
boy sneak from the other side of the
street. lie pranced up those steps like
n setter dog advancing to coon. lie
paused, with his ears cooked and his
forefoot in the air, Is 1t were, listened
a moment. looked all about, and then
grabbed that cigar and walked away.
Into his mouth it went, and puff, PUT
came the smoke. the expression o.
triumph aud delight OF that boy = face
as he marched OF with that cigar pro-
trudlng from his mouth at an ang G OF
about 10 degrees would make the for
tune of the painter who caught it
Chicago Herald.
, 1886-01-12

The parent OF insomnia or wakefulness
is in nine cases cut Of ten a dyspeptic
stomach. Cool digestion gives sound
sleep, indigestion interferes with il. The
brain and stomach sympathiEe. One OF
the prominent symptoms OF a weak state
Of the gastric organs is a disturbance OF
the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In.
vlgorte the stomach and you restore
equilibrium Ia the great center A most
reliable medicine for the purpose is Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bitters, which Is far prefer
able to mineral sedaiives and powerful
narcotics, which. though they may for a
time exert a soporiic influence upon the
brain. soon cease TO act. aud invariably
injure the n Of the stomach. The Bit
ters, on the contrary, restore activity 10
the operations of that ~ important organ.
and their bens6rient influence Is reflected
in sound sleep and a Tranquil state Of the
nervous system. A Wholesome impetus
Is likewise given 10 the action Of the
liver aud bowels by It's use.
, 1886-01-12
TUE NINrn LEGI.LAruRE.

II ia probable that n majority Of the
members of the ninth legislature assembly
Of this territory will meet in this city to-
day, aud that an attempt will be made to
organize the two houses for the purposes
of legislation, notwithstanding the fact
that the bull legaliring the election OF that
body has not yet passed congress and the
strung probability that the house Of re
representatives. will never concur with the
senate in the Hanison-Care bill. 1t
would DO f~oolhardy, therefore, for this
Legislature to proceed with Legislative
business, for it would be null and void.
The only lawful action this legislature can
take is to adjourn, subject to the call of
the proper officials after congress shall
have spoken on the subject.
, 1886-01-12

Chairman Harrington, Of the Demo
cratic central committee, applied to Treas
urer Bergman, last Friday, for a certified
list Of those citizens who had paid their
poll tax last year. MIR. Bergman prom,
iseI to furnish such a list to each party
organization for the use of the Judges Of
election and in the interests Of the tax
payers Of the city. On the following day
Saturday, when Mr.. Harrington applied
to the judge Of probate for a copy of the
list, the latter said that he had decided
not TO furnish the lists for the use of the
Democratic party. Consequently no Off
cial tax list is in tho hands of the party
representatives to day and voters will be
put to the annoyance Of looking up their
county tax receipts and take them to the
polls with them when they vote to day. A
number of our citizens were highly in
eensed Yesterday at the outrageous con
duct OF the county treasurer in this mat
ter but The LEADER is not surprised at
anything the old court house ring may
do. They have the power to put the
screws on the people, and snceringly in
quire, What are you going to do about
III" That outfit holds that the people
have no rights when the political and
financial interests of its members are be-
lieved to be at stake.
There may be a deeper and more signif-
cant motive for Bergman's refusal. It
was currently reported yesterday that over
$50 poll tax receipts had been issued at
the court house during the past week, for
the purpose Of controlling the election in
two Of the wards Of this city. As the law
requires that the poll tax must be paid
treaty days before election, and as the
treasurer had TO swear to an o0fciA tax
list, if he had furnished it to Mr.. Har-
%rington, Bergman's refusal may be ac-
counted for. These $50 tax receipts may
have been dated back to come within the
law, bat the records would not give the
correct date, hence an official list, sworn
to, would not contain the III of those
in whose behalf the poll tax has been paid
recently.
To overcome this scheme and beat the
court house ring, the judges Of election
should require the voters 10 swear that
they paid their poll tax tpeniy days before
election.
, 1886-01-12

Sailors Tokens. Charms and Keepsahcs.
Sailors. the most snperstitious OF men.
and oftenest away from oil or Sue, are
charm on a silken string around their
necks. they tattoo their manly arms with
TWO hearts trans ixod by u single arrow,
and marked respectively Jack" and
Molly and they believe, or pretend
10 believe, in the magic power of su h
%symbolical unions to keep their atfec-
tons true to their lady loves against all
the a%llurements of alien beauty. More
over, the keepsake. beside containing MS
often lbs possiol the h iir of the believe |
ob ect. Is almost always made Of the
precious metals or precious stones.
There IS n common though indefinite
feeling that it ought 10 lie something
rather useless in god or silver. 1t re
mains remotely true, in TACT, to its amulet
origin. Cod and silver and precious
stones are OF immense antiquity.
Something TO hang around your neck
on a string; something to wear as a
charm on your watch chain or, failing
these, something in the way OF necklet,
l~racelet, brooch, earring-that is the
ordinary ideal OF the keepsake. The
ideal, in short, descenls from a time
when clothing was scanty, personal or
nament WAS a matter of high impor-
lance, barbaric decoration alone was
known. and goods and Oh lttels were
few and simple. We seldom think OF
giving as a keepsake anything that can
not Ue worn about the person Long
man S Magazine.
, 1886-01-12

N EtRNN ~ 1NfA 08Fs
One OF the most important osuses OF
tho greater prevalence OF disease and
the higher deathsFate in the winter
months, as compared with o mil Ter
SEASONS. is the absence OF house %ventils-
ton or It's imperfect character In cold
weather. 1t should 10 increasingly
taught by the family physician tnst
when doors and windows are closed to
exclude tho outer air there must be
some other provision for the supply OF
fresh air. or sickness Will result. Every
stove, fireplace, or furnace used to
warm n house not supplied with proper
fresh-air inlets is an engine for sucking
up the gro nd mir from the polluted soil
teneath the house and for drawing in
the sewer air through every trap, wash
fowl. and closet.
Typhoid fever, diptheria and pneu-
monia are the diseases most to be
dreaded from such causes. There Is
reason TO believe, indeed, that this lat
ter disease Is much more largely due to
the contaminated atmosphere OF dwell
ings than exposure to cod IN inclem-
ent weather. to with latter Gauss it is
usually attributed. Its relation with
typhoid fever has long been observed by
medical writer's. and recent ooser "a
tons point to the presence of some Of
the microscopic filth organisms as its
causative agent.
Thorough ventilation OF sleeping
apartments when not actually in use, and
proper supply Of fresh air when occu-
pied. would do more to prevent these
diseases than any amount OF warm cloth
ing. chest protectors, etc. open up the
tedroo ms during the sunny hours every
day, and let them I'LL with the fresh,
outdoor air.-Chicago News.
, 1886-01-12

Mark Twain's theory that French
dueling is only dangerous to onlookers
proved true the other day. Two boule-
vardiers, MN. | hesneau and hampig-
neulle, were settling a quarrel with
swords when an excited stranger rushed
between them, crying. "tor heavens
sake, stop this murderous work" lie
explained that his father. an emotional
o~otogenarian, had seen the duel from a
distance, and had such a shock that he
burst a Llood Vessel. Not wishing to
kill the old nan. the adversaries tossed
their swords aside and shook hands,
when the stranger rushed back, e6-
claiming: Nontinue, gentlemen. my
father is better. They declined. The
Argonaut.
, 1886-01-12

Grandma" said a 1--WE year old,
you're a cross old patch" Grandma
looked as If she would bite the boys head
of for this, and ~ the bay lodged her.
and got out Of the way. IL was thought
that grandma 3 case was one OF dyrpepsin,
total and hing continued. For even such
tough old cases Browns Iron Bit ers
works wonders. Mr.. /. l. Cavins. Dim
widd'e, Va writes: Browns Iron Bitters
made me well Of spinal disease and dys-
pepsia OF twenty years standing.N
, 1886-01-12

John Kuhn of Lafayette. Ind. had a
very narrow escape irom death. This is
his own story; One year ago / was in
physicians gave my case up. | finally got
10 low that ourdoctor said | could not live
twe.ty. lnur hours My friend then pur-
chased = bottle of DR.. Halls Balsam for
the lungs, which benefited me. | con
tinued until | am now in perfect health,
having used no othor medicine.
, 1886-01-12

The population OF Paris is decidedly
decreasing Last autumn there were
nearly $4,000 fewer inhabitants OF the
French capital than four years ago. and
this diminution bears heavily on the
cab and omnibus companies. APP
parently the chief absentees are the
foreign residents and the poorer work
ing class, who a get food and house
room cheaper outside the city .-London
standard.
, 1886-01-12

Sir Thomas Browne. in his interesting
Fragment son Mummies, tells us that
Francis | always carried mummy with
him as a panaces against all disorders
Some used il 81. for epilepsy, some for
govt some used II as a styptic. He
further adds: The common opinion Of
the virtues Of the mummy bred great
consumption thereof, and princes and
great men contended for this strange
panacea. "-kxchange.
, 1886-01-12
ITCHIN c.
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
by Cuticura.

TREATMENr-A warm beth with Cut-
tcura Soap, and a single application
OF Cuucura, tie great skin Cure.
does OF tutict ra hesolvent, the new Blood Pu-
Tiner. to keep the blood cool. the perspiration
pure and u~nlrritaiing. the bowels open, the Nv
er and kidneys active, Will speedily cure ecze-
ma, letter, ungwofm. psoriasis. lichen, pruri-
lu-, scall-head. dandrun and every species vi
itcl ~ x, scaly and pimply humors OF The scalp
dies Lil.
, 1886-01-12
0O'OoO TICKETS At five Do lars Fac
Fractions, In Fifths In proportion.

1857 Prizes. amounting goo
Application for rntos TO cluha uhopId
New Orleans.
giving foil address.
Postal notes, Express Money Orders, or New
YORK Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
by express (ali sums OF e5 and UPWARDS
at our eKpensel addressed
". A. DAuPHIN. New Orleans, La,
Or DAUPHIN. Was ington. ID. O..
make +. o. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters to
E ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. LIS.
, 1886-01-12

The Suez canal is ninety. two miles
long and twenty-six feet deep, the con
struction having covered a period Of
thirteen years, and the capital employed
amounted to $50. OO0, OOO In round mum
bers. or the tonnage Letw en- tho east
and the west, the proportions are lOl
voyages by the canal and 80 by the cape
Of Good hope.-Lhicago Herald.
, 1886-01-12
NethInr New Under the Sun.

In the royal arsenal at Soudan is an
old Chinese eighteen. ponder bronze
gun, lined with an iron tube. the natl {
workmcn having anticipated by many
years the contrivance 10y which the
artillerists of urope have almost uni
v~ersally introduced ia some shape or
other during the present generation
Chisago Herald.
, 1886-01-12
ECzEmA ON cHlIn

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, 1886-01-12

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