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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-01

An immigrant who landed at Castle Garden the
other day had with him a trunk made in Germany
in 1857
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-05-03

The cure for sickness 500 years ago
was Neglect; 800 years ago, Sorcery;
100 years ago, Uer1)S tmH Drugs; Is
years ago Medici,ses; to day it is Conn.,
pound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole sys-
tenn to strengthen one weak point;
CoMpoUND. OXYGEN strengths both.
T." A doctors average bill is S51. In
vest $15 in our "Home Treatment "
and you will save the other $35, and
feelbetter than you have for five years.
Are you NERVOUS! Those tired, sick
headaches will vanish! Have you
WEAK LUNGS? Give compound oxygen
one chance 10 strengthen them.
Have you DYSPEPSIA? It will c,tre
you! Remember always one thing!
You risk absolutely nothing in trying
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"drugging," or going thousand miles
away from home and friends. 1t is
lreathing daily into your lungs, At
YOUR OWN HOME, the concentrated Vi
tality of all the health resorts in the
world. 200 page book mailed free.
For particulars, address,
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1929 1rch st PAiludeLphiu, Penn.
march 29-'SS-e o Wit.
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Sheriff S Sales.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF PlCKESs.
q; r. &C. 81

DY VIRTUE of Smdry executions
County Of PickenS tome directed [ will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. Oh
5airsdev in MAY 1855, at Pickcns
Court House, during the legal hours
OF sale, tEr following tracts of land IN
PiclrnS County, levied on for taXr",
penalties. and costs, for fiscal year,
c0mnencinH lsl No-rmi"r:, 1856, viz:
Two tracts of land in Easlcv Town
ship, one tract containing one hun
dred ana fifty.Sevcn acres, levied on
us tha property OF i, igar L. Kemp,
md the other tract containing twenty
three acres, levied on us The property
Of William II. Bishop.
One tract Of land in Hurricane
Township containing seventy three
acres levi ct on as the property OF
Thomas ". DmhAm-
One tract of land in Pupliintown
Township containingoMc hundred and
25 acres levied 81. as the property of
Henry NJ. Furtncr.
Three tracts of land in Eastqtoe
Township one tract containing one
hundred and ninety asrrs levied on ~
the property of Perry Fisher.
And one tract containing eighteen
hundred acres levied ON as the prop
crty of Elisha w. MERIT.
And one tract containg three hun
dred and fifty three acres levied on as
the property of VIM f. Wclborm.
H A. RICE[EY
Sheriff Of Piciens County.
apr. 1888. 20 At.
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GTATE SOUTH CAROLINA

- WV Y 7 Vt II IN II W.
RY J. B. NEwBERrY, JUDGE OF PTOBATE.
Whercrcas, Mary f. Alexander AMI w.
NJ. 1Iagood have made suit to me. TO grant
them letters of administration OF the cs-
tate of and effects of p. MCUuffls llcxan.
der.
These arc therefore to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular the kindred and crcdi-
tors of the said p. McDuflic Alexander
deceased, that they he and appear before
me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Pickcns T.. H.. S. g.. on the 18th day of
MAY next, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause. if
any they have, why the said Apministra-
tion should not he granted
Given under my Hand. this the o5th day
CC April Ammo Domini. 1893.
It's. J, B. NEWRERY. J.P.P.o.
may, 3-'S8 80 3t.
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CTATE OF SOUTH CARROLL

] b. NLwBERY JrnGE OF PROBATE
Whereas, Nelson G. Poe has made suit
to me- to grant him Letters Of Administra-
ton Of the Estate and effects of James
w. Crawford. deceased.
These nrc therefore to cite and ndmnn-
ish al and singular tho kindrcd and credi-
tors of the said James W. Crawford. de-
ceased. that thew he and appear, hefor" me.
in the Court Of Prohetc TO he hold ut Pick-
ems G IT,. on the 2lst Of May. 1893,
,tter publication hereof. Mt ! o'clock in
the forenoon. to Shcw cause. If any they
have why tn" said Administration should
not he granted
Given under NV Hand. md Seal this the
25th day Of Npril .tnno Dnmini 1888.
ILS.l J. b. NEWBERY, J.pp.C.
may, 3-'SS 80 st.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured by ShilOh's Cure. We
guarantee it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
p"psia and Liver Complaint ,Shiloh's
Nitalizcr is gua ant"ed u cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
orable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is !ho Remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED, health md
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cents. Nasal III
jCct0r free.
For lame back. side or chest, nae Sbi-
IOh'S Porous Puster. Price % Gel ts.
SHILOH'S COUGH nnl Consump.
ton Cure is sold by lis on n guarantee,
| 1t cures Consumption.
SHILOH'S VlTALIZER is what Won
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
| D!z2lnass and all symptoms of Dyspep,
sIa. Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
GROUP WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. For sale by
EARLE ,S Williams
apr. 19-'SS..-e ow. 80. On.
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Post Office Hours.

From a. IN. to 2 p. m, and from 3
p. IN. to 6:3O p. M.
SCHEDULE.
Enfloy to Picllens-Evcry day except
Sunday. Arrive ut 10n m., leave II IN.
Brovard to Pickens ns-Tucadny and Fri
day. Arrive p. m, leave 6 n. M.
Nine Times to Pickons-Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Arrive 10 a. IN.
leave II n. m.
Enstatoe to Pickens-Tucsday and
Friday. Arrive Mt II n. M, leave II m
Stewart to PIckons-Tuosday and Fri
day. Arrive II M, leave | p. m.
May d. RILEY, Postmaster.
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On Suada, trains will Lave Charleston,
=. c., = 80 M arrive at Columbia 10 p
M Returning leaves Columbia 5 33 p IN;
arrives Charleston - p III.
Solid trains between Charleston and Co,
lumhia Pullman Palace Buff It Sleeping
Cars ON Nos. II and % between CrHrlcs
ton and Hot Springs; n, G., via AShevillc
7. NJ. EMERSON. Gen. Pass. Agent.
J. f. DIVINE, General superintendent
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SLFEPING LAR SERVICE

SLEEPING LAR SERVICE
Ontrains ~ and 81 Pullman Buffet steep.
crs between New York and Atlanta. On
trains - AVID 53 Pullman Buffet sleeper
between Washington and New Orleans
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
Richmond Through tickets ON sale ut
principal station s, to- all points. For ratc
and information apply to any agent of The
company or
L b THOMAS. JAS. i. TAYLOR,
Gcnl Manager q pa
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Insurance Notice.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OEEIoE OF CoMpTRoLuER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s, O., April 18th 1883.

certify that Mr.. J. McD. Bruce, of
Easley, Agent of the Home Fire Insur.
ance Company, incorporated by the
State of New York, has complied with
the acquisitions Of the act of the Gener-
al Assembly entitled San Act to regulate
the Agencies of Insurance Companies
not Incorporated in the State of South
Carolina" and L hereby liceuse the said
Mr. j. Med, Bruce, Agent aforesaid, to
take risks and transact all business of
Insurance in this State, in the County Of
Pickens, for and III behalf of said Com
pany. j. 5. WERNER,
Comptroller General.
Expires March 31st 1889.
ar. 2G-SS 81 3t
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SI,EE1INt4 CAR SERV ICE.
on trains No. so anl 81. Pullma'
Slccpinr Cars between Ch; "Stnn and
Louisville. Ky.. via A.C.lD. C"lnmbi' and
Snartanhurg. Through passenger c"a@hcS
between Charleston and Morn town VIA
). G. Rv.. C"lnmiin a1d Sr1rtalhn"E'
Tir<rts on sale at Principal Stations on
all points.
Jas. 7. TAYLOR, Gcn1 Pass Aft'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-05-03

rd the world during the last half century.
Not least among the wonders os inventive
prog cSS Is u method and system Of work
tina can b" pc' formed all over the coum-
Try WITHOUT separate e tn" workers rom
their homes. Pay b"ral; any one can
do III" work: either sex, Young or old; 20
special ability required. Capital not need
cd; you are starred free. Cut this out
and rctnrn to us and we will send vou
rec, som' tning of great value and impor-
tancc I" YOU. that viii s,art you in busi-
ness, Which viii hring YOU in more mon .
| ry right away, than ANY thing else in the
world. Grnnd outfit free. Address TRUE
u Co, hugu,ta, Maine
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The Third PARTY Movement.

An effort is being made to form q
third party in the South a ld through
out the country in favor of prohibi
tion. Some success has attended
the movement in Georgia, and n few
anti,prohibition papers are endeavor-
ing to make it appear that the tenn.
pcrnnce people of South Carolina
will fall into line and join forces with
the new party. In the first place,
we do not believe the temperance
men of the State will do any such
thing. But whether they do or not,
we are opposed to all third party
movements. Temperance is not n
political question, but is simply n
moral one. We have supported it
through thick anil thin--in adver-
sity as we'll rs in prosperity. We
do not believe a greater misfortune
could happen to the temperance
movement than to lug it into poll
tics. IF it is to find it's way into po-
'itics it will be convenient hobby
for second-class politicians to ride
into Office on, and will eventually
fail to secure the blessings which
otherwise might attend its success
There is no room---no necessity
q third party of any kind, much less
the one 20 control the prohibition
question. The most it could dc
would be to defeat great mora
movement, instituted for the good
of all, but sometimes abused by its
best friends in their honest, laudable
efforts to make it successful. We &c
upon the record in opposition to al
third party movements, whether i
has for its object the success o
greenbacksim, prohibition, female
sui1erage or any of their kindred isnsS
-- HcOlree COUriCr
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-05-03

Red Cloud, the fine young Hamble-
tonian Stallion. will stand only at Pick
ems @. II. i'll future, unless by special ar-
rnngement.
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LOCAL ITEM -.
Pure Drugs ut Sloan Bros.
Next Monday is Saleday.

ton seed last week.
Cotton is coming up nicely on many
farms in the county. .....,r
The roll of the Easley High School
now numbers 100.
Every white man in tho county should
belong to q democratic club.
Miss Eel CT Folger is visiting relatives
and friends in Pickens,
Be sure to attend the club meeting
next Saturday.
Pickens is the place to come to get
your hoes and ploughs.
Miss Sunie Amber has returned from
her vicit to Spartanburg.
Rev. Olin L. Durant is announced as
candidate for treasurer.
Mrs. Eliza Major of Anderson county
is visiting her neice Mrs. J. X. Kirksey.
Miss Essie Russell of Easley is visit
ing her uncle DR.. G. w. Earle of Pick
ems.
DR.. Bailey of Greenville preached to
an immense audience Mt Enon lust Sab
bath.
Judge Newberry is announced this
week for reelection to the office of Pro
bate Judge.
Capt. A. B. Talley is announced this
week for re lection to the Office of Coun-
ty Commissioner.
Three new candidates for Treasurer this
week-Messrs. Elias II. Holcombe and
N. NJ. Madden, and p. II. Williams.
There was a considerable frost in the
upper section of the county Oh the morn
ing of the 25th ult.
Master Melton Barrett of Spartanburg,
accompanied by his mother, is visiting
his grandfather Maj. j. H. Amber.
The new grave at the top of tho hill be-
yonu MIR. Abe Muul,hn's, hard by the
road, excites curiosity and comment.
Mr.. Nelson Poe Of Greenvillc and MIR.
Ben Crawford of the lower part of this
county were III town last week on busl-
hess.
Only four dollars street tax was collect
cd by the 2lst ult. 50 there will be Il
large force TO work Oh the streets when
L. rains.
NicFall as usual gives his customers
IN interesting ALMANAC for Their pcruS.ll
uud patronage. 1t never mlareplesents.
Head 1t carefully.
The public is grooming for the compile
ton vi Lhe two nttie bridges to DC built
just this side of Wolf Creek, ncruss The
bruncn aud the gully.
Dry weather i'll the spring increases
the danger from hre ten fold. If you
are IIged to use 1t lii the lie. I'd watch it
until jnc last smOul, er ing ember dies.
There are very few evils which cannot
II )llIl IL IL w a Ill ~ III ~ ". IS Nl
tloual View, II green back paper is still
Az lively, AS if it represented par y.
nv ~ ,,
''' ~. A. I''N i,''O,, .,"'.:. '''' " o,a""|a
w. w. Moss, II. \. II. Gibson and w.
Nj. billiard ure candidates for Sheriff.
n, q w E,r,o .,o chomni,n of tho
ct,to oro nourd omntv ovstor con
,,os to.ood into nbo mir and he struck if
Two S'loI' Out oi 'hree "i'' iN0n''''e'o W"
r'1le.
Ferguson & Miller always keep on
hand an inexhaustible supply of groceries
at whole sale and retail. Sugar, coffee,
bacon md molasses at the lowest cash
PrlceS-
Mr.. S, J. Johnson moves to Piedmont
this week. We are sorry to lose him
from Piokens. He is an industrious and
faithful mechanic, and goes to Piedmont
to ply his trade.
Neuralgia, rheumatism, erysipclas,
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POMONA HILL NURSERIES,
POMONA, N. c.,

Two ard IL half miles west of Green's
bero, \. G. The main line of the r.
& d. Il. r. passes through grounds
and within 100 feet Of the Office. Sa-
lem trains make regular stops twice
d lily each way. Those interested in
ruit and fruit growing are COZ dially
invited to inspect this the largest
nursery in the State and one among
the largest III the South.
Stock consisting Of apple, peach,
pear, cherry, plum, grape, Japanese
persimmon, Japanese plum, apricot,
nectarine, Russian apricot, mulberry,
ounces. Small fruits: Strawberry,
raspberry, currants, pccans, English
walnuts, rhubarb, asparagus, ever,
greens, shade trees, roses, NC.
All the new and rare varieties as well
rs the old ones which my new cata.
logue for 1883 will show.
Giw your or der to my authorized
agent or 0 der direct from the nursery
Correspondence solicited. Descript
i've catalogue free on application.
Address,
u Van Lind1cye
Guilford Co. POMONA, N. G.
Reliable statesmen wanted in CRY
county. A good paying commission
will he given
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NE0NTnTTto be made. Cut this out
MI M n, Y and return to us, ana we
UlUW III / will send you free, some
thing of great value and Importance to
YOU, that will start you in business which
VIII bring you in more money right away
than anything else in this world. Anyone
sex; all ages. Something new, that lust
coins money for all workers. We will
start you; capital notnccdcd. This is one
of the genuine, important chances of q
lifetime. Those ambitious and enter
prsng will not 'lclay. Grand outfit free
Addrcs TErE a. Co., Augusta, Maine. 1y
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Wilmington, n. G., Nov 27 81.

Fast Line between Charleston and Co.
umha and upper Souih Carolina and
Western North ''arlira.
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Medical Card.

TNIIE UNDERSIGNED having this day
formed partnership in the practice
Of MEDICINE in n it's various branches.
now offer our services to tn" citizens Of
Pickcns and surrOu ding country.
ALL CASES entrusted to our care will
meet with prompt attention. far or near,
Ivy day or might. B.tn vii render our ser
vlccs in all had and difficult cases.
Special attention given to diseases pccu
| liar u women and children.
CHARGES itEASONABLF.
\ well selected and large stock OF pu,
Drugs, Medicines. Chcmica's, &c, kc
cOnstmtly on hand, and as cheap as c;
l3beDoughl anywhere IN the Mp- county.
G. w. EARLE, NJ d.
). j., WILLIAMS, NJ. D.
cl<ops a. .. ID !. s.. e.. MArsI 28 rs )
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RICHLY Mf%"f9sS MGS 2ssa "FH 'S,! those ss,'

J. who read thi anu
then acu they viii find honorable rm-
nlovmcut that Min not take them from
McSr homes and fnmilies The profits
are large nnd sure for every Industrious
Person, mary have made and arc now
making several hundred dollars Il mouth.
II is easy for anyone to make 81 and ,p.
ward per day, who is willing to work.
Either ScX, Young or old; capital not
/ needed: we start you. Every thing new 4.
No special ability required; yon, reader.
cnn do it as wellRs any. one. Writo tous
at onccs,f fr full Iiar, tcNinrs, which w,
mail free. Address }sStinson SSs Co, Pu
la d, Maine. dec d 1887
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Window glass at Som Bros.

Paints and Oils at bottom prices al
Sloan Bros.
Strictly pure lead is cheapest. Sloan
Bros.
Pretty much every thing in the paint
line ut Sloan Bros. .,y. - -.
All the Democratic clubs in the co,in
ty are called to meet on Saturday the st h
day of May,
The bridge across Rices Greek at Mr..
l.. Hughes Mill has been reAoored," and
is as good as new.
Jap Davis was hanged at Anderson, on
the 9th ult., for the murder of his wife.
He deliberately travelled several miles
an shot his victim with slugs and nails
fired from n shot gun. A full account
found on fC urth page.
Some of the students of the Green
wood High School and of the Laurons-
vile Female College go on an excurs, On
to Augusta, Ga, next Friday. Prot.
when and how to give their pupils q
good time.
Mr.. James w. Crawford died at his
home in this county near Pendleton, on
Sabbath the 22nd ult., at the age of six
ty five years. His remains were buried
in the Baptist Church yard at Pendloton.
The funeral services were conducted b,
Rev. j. B. Adger. d. d.
"Ain't this an absurcd idea," remark
ed fashionable woman, ITO cut even
ing dresses so low in the throat2'' "By
no means, madam" replied her modiste
''nobody minds cold these days.-You
see everybody knows DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup eyes, hadn't thought.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment OF the Pomona Hill Nurseries,
Col. Hollingsworth bought over hun
drcd dollars worth of trees from Mr.. j. -.
Van Lindley, for his Mountain Fruit
Farm, and he was So we'll pleased with
the g ipment, the varieties, and the good
luck, he had III getting them to grow,
that he has decided to make another order.
The farmers of Anderson county met
last week, and passed resolutions, en-
dorsing the plat form adopted ut Colum.
bin the week before by the Executive
Committee Of the Farmers Movement
This platform will be presented to the
farmers of Pickens County on the 10Th
instant. It will be found on our first
page-read it carefully.
Mr.. Sanford FAINT of Easlcy Township,
died in Grcenvillo city on the 9th nit.
at the age twenty six. His death was
caused by his having drank too much
whiskey-about quart--to deadon the
pain from having several teeth pulled.
He tended a crop in Hurricane Town
ship in 1886, and those who knew him
are uniform in commanding him for his
industry and thrift. He was not married.
ERNEST KNAUFFT's paper on '''The Art
Stu lent in New York, " in the May mum.
bcr os THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE, will be
of great interest to the large army Of
young men and women who are anxious
to pursue some branch of art rs a means
OF livelihood. 70 these, New York city
offers in its numerous schools, Ole Of IL 9
most direct and practical means of t.
t.inlng the knowledge that is Il pre-reGui-
site Of success. The article describes
the different art institutions in Now York.
1t will be profusely illustrated, and will
be a boon to the aspiring young student.
The Third Party Movement.
An effort is being made to form q
third party in tn" South ld through
out the country in favor of prohibi
ton. Some success has attended
!
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DURSUANF to Judgements for fore
l. closure and d"cr"cS of sale in the
following entitled cases ! will sell on
salcrlay in MAY, next Mt the Court
House during the legal hours of sale,
the following described REAL ESTATE
on the terms specified i'll the respective
cases, to wit:
Whitn"r Symmes,
Va. Foreclosure.
y. G.. Moore, etal.
ALL that lot or parcel of land in the
Old village Of Pickcusvillc, fronting on
Main Street Of said village, and bounded
by lands Of Charlotte Bunker, Alfred
| Neal and others, and known % the Ha-
good house and lot, containing two (2)
! acres, more or loss, being the lot Of land
! conveyed to -. G. Moore, by j. f. Ha.
| good, administrator With will annexed &c.
ALSO, all that piece, parcel or tract
Of land near Pickensville. adjoining
lands Of Mrs. Mary Oates, Mrs. ------
/ Folgor, Mrs Harriet Mauldin, Alfred
Neal aud others, containing seventy
eight (78) acres, more or less, being tho
tract of land conveyed to y. G. Moor,
by the Etlwan Phmphutn Company.
TERMS CASH--Purchascr to pay 70
titles and for recording the same.
TERMS CASH-rurcha'er to pay G,
ira for titles.
apr 5.88. j. J. LEWIS, o.oP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-06-03
SILVER ~I.EGISLATION.

In 1870 the silver necessary to make
n silver dollar was at "a premium Of )
per cent. above the gold necessary to
make II gold dollar, but through the
Vaccinations Of the b%undhold-rs OF
Europe and America, aided aud assisted
10y Il Republican Congress aud PreSi-
dent. the more valuable metal was rele
gated to the position of "a re commod-
iiy through the Act OF February II,
1873. which practically d~emonetized
the silver dollar by dropping it from
the list of coins Of the United StI,es.
From the date Of this outrage upon the
money OF the people, perpetnted for
the sole benefit of IL few wealthy men
who held tue bulk of the United States
securities. dates the dehasrrent of sill
yer aud it, consequent depreciation in
value below the value Of gold; anil in
the face of t;ese facts OF history our pc
litical opponents have the supreme
ciIrontcry to charge the Democrat PARTY
"''u pcihS lbc enciny ol hllNcr, not
w~ithstanding the fact that n Democratic
Congress, in February, 1878. Jassel an
Act rec t%'blishing the silver dollar OF
4l2H grains, standard silver, as n coin
OF the realm and a legal tender for all
debts, both public AID private, which
Act was vetoed by II Republican Presi-
dent, Rutherford u. Hays, and which
Act became II law by being passed over
tao Presidents veto 10y the necessary
NO thirds vote Of the Congress of the
United States in Jorty.frs minutes after
tho veto message a received in the
House Of Representatives where the bill
originated. II the Democrat party had
such II record OF the silver question rs
that which now stnres the Republican
party in the face. it might we'll be &C.
cused OF being the enemy Of. the white
metal.