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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
GeJmmnheitarnth.

&nDd 9. 9ie
neuelfe @rruneenidaft Der p!aiiihen
Gbirurste, beren Glfsabe In benz @iez
oereriab berlOren aeednsener Sbeile Be.
ifebt, iinb bic &nodenberp1ansungen.
Na@ ShdSelbriiden pber mad Der au
Dperatiben 3meden pprsenommenen gre
Dffnrng Der ShdbelbDbe (1repanation)
bleibt DIT i'm S9doelba9 eine Side su.
rid, nel@e fth nur bur9 feites 8ino.
aetpebe ausfllt. Man bat besbalb Bis
Der iol4e SteQen our6 8ebsden NIT
elmer 2ebertapps u. bersl. Dor erneuten
gerlesunsen, bic flr bas @ebirn iebr
perbdngniBppa tperben t6nnen> su
idisen periu9t. SIS miro besrei1ia
erideinen, baB bic beutiee Gbtrursie
bieie 6eiIung nicbt als poatpmmsn BE.
tradtet. IS finb oesbalb In nsueiter
Belt. beiDnbers In gngtanb, sablrei9e
8eriude eemadt poroen> Die 2Gde i'm
5hdbslbru6 tpieoer bur9 &nohenme63
gu fiQen, gerIu6', Die bon ridt giinftt
gem grfolg bfgleitet eeDsien itnb.
Snbefen lit Der @eoante Der Rnoden=
einpflansung nidt neu, CT purbe in Der
eriten 6dlft: bieies Sabtbunoerts ntAt
nur an Tbteren erpip5t, ipnbeyn bon
einem bsutiden Spsrateur, g8oltber, sus
erf prac'ii6 am Meniden aus Jefibrt.
Nber feline glnresuns fano feline Na@
aiferung. Grif nadbem 9rof,Hor S.
8pIff (8erlin) bic tpi7enihaftliae ST.
[ drun5 bafir gebraht bat, auf welde
@eiie bonn &6vper poa on1men abge=
trennte &nphenitida mob Der g%tniebung
in cine &nodentlde eine geEbinouns
nit BEN umsebenben &nD 5en9enebe
eingeben uno pieber einbeilen Ii 1nen, lit
bic &nchenberpa an3tug ru hirurgii6'n
3ueden pieber in Iafaobne setcmmen.
Man BAT beobahtet> baB Die 8erbin'
buns stpiiaen Dem einseiestsn &ao9ene
fnd uns benz Mut'erbob1n 3unddt
our6 Elm 8tnbsgetp:be ber5eiteIt tp'ro,
bas bann ipdterbin tom Wlu'tsrbCosn
fer aQwtdb(bb, aber bOQ'ommea perz
9abei lit es aufaQenber
@siie gan3 obne 8elang, % Die Rno=
aenbaut, bon Der icnit ale Sno@en5ils
ouna aussebt, auf Dem einseIebtsn Rnos
identified belaHsn ooer berunterseidabt
1T. Die Def ten grfolge liefert bic &nDz
denoerpflansung, menn man bic bom
Meniden iel6it entnommenen
&nphenfiide In bic e~ntitlnbene eide
einiett, natirli4 unter itreneffer
8epbabtune neutrality-suspicious. @unb'
6ebanolune. Man bat inbe7en AUDI
Don 1remoen itammenoe &nodenifide,
Die ibrem 3med emipredenb 3ubert itet
fino, nit Stud In SddbeQiiden
,ingeitbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Neues 6GnbemaB 8.

l1ntercffic'er gum &ecruten bsim
@rifetlCppen) u.. Spnnsr1petter, fin
singreifen ipQif bu ms GiIen! @ie ne
simperlide Surefsr felt er fi6 on, unb
cabi BAT er Qdnoe tpie 8art ber
8rp6e !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
8ei@ etben.

SEER TDcttr, id Bite Sic I'M Die
&ednuns !"
vGa, quite 6rau, i'd ueiB, Sic finb
ni9t eerobe in eldn3enoen 8erbdltniHen,
Id min fir msine Wtii9e ni9ts beans
ipru6en J"
vSa, bas 1T redt id5n, aber tper
be3ablt henn nun ben Npptbster 2"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

3peifeltafter st + # a n b.
u..Nun> SIR M1nn mill tpirtli9
iein @eiddft aufseben {"
"SS1, ct bat ita large genu8 eeplast,
uno neil ct geraoe ein itdotiides Qemt.
den baben tann> 10 mill er ltd iebt CUR
&nbe feben uno - NadtmdAter merz
ben !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
Shers mmh Grmf.
50 te man am bequem # { n
flteaen tDbtet.

Nfan ri&tet auf bic Sliegen einen
pbotosropbii@en Ipparat. Dieielben
peroen sann> 1T Der Meinung, baB fte
pbCtosrapbitt tuerben iolen, fi@ gan,
rrlbie berbalten. 9ieien Moment tes
nilbt man INN fie nit Der Glieeentlappe
su eri&laeen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
&inOLt6 &rttif.

Sans Stun, 2issden, tpie Eat eS
Dir oenn 92feyn i'm Ebsatsr eefaasn 2"
2ie8aen: uI6, mar ba8 bibi6 F!
3uerit MAIDEN IT, tmtner 10 biets @ibs
uno na@ter 9eiratben iie fi@ !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

- SO bis $500 uerben ansseIiettn,
auf g6bel gianps, gferbe, &agen,
1iamantea nnh aae &ertbgeeenfinse.
8imneista mortgage nHb &pas Company,
3inmer Is ann Ia eeae GafionaI Sanf
Gebauhe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
. Gaernbpf.

Sergeant uPimpal, Sic baben 10
penia cine Nbnurg bonn 9arabsmarid,
tpis me ioure @urte bonn BiQaroipie.
len! nnb babel trdet Der Wenid aud
nod cine 8rile !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
s d E NJ

~8ater, Elm CERT 1T I'm 2aben unb
fra9t, Db bas gang pplene, nidt.ein.
sebenbe 9emb Mat pielei&t bod elm
sebe? 2"
u9abt's ibm?"
Stein, es 1T Elm renis gu srOB
u3u erDB! SIS eebt Elm - ettpas !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
rDBenmabn.

SdriititeIer: v@as Der &DHig
BON 6aiti seoenft ftd gu pe~Sbeiratbsn? 9!
6m, bm! SDQte Der meiuen Nrtitel
iiber bic Noibuenbisteit Der @ben &C.
leien baben {"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
StoBieufser eines Strpb
b ittuers.

v2iebe ausuife, i9reibe mir bod
Bite, bann ,nb tpaurt cine 8arbinens
preotst! SD fam iOnf ri6t einidla'
fen"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
9.

SOU biit ia bsute gang nieberee,
idIasen!"
vSein @unoer Das @eien, beiien
2iebe, Sreue unb Mntdnelidfeit fir
mid mir f~elisnfsit idien, fat mid
idmdbIid b;nteraanseu Rein Sduon.
seI, oaS falide Rabenpisb, 1T mir se,
fern burdsegansen NIT meiner =
Srau!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22
unbesretfltde @ibers
Druh.

u@ifen Sic idpn, baB bic 8ertba
nun bod ben Grtbur beiratben miro 2"
~Naeroines. Nas i6 aber burds
aus ni&t besreife, it, baB Elm 70 &c:
i&eiotes Srauensimmer ibre 3uitimm,lng
seben tann, einen Manr 3l rebmien,
Der 10 bumm it, fie 81 heirathen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-22

Gin iebr d madbafte
@%etrdnf> bas bic Qrbetter In fait
betiebiger Menee pbne gefab: eenteBen
fDnneu, 1T ~Sn9permaFer". IS If
etnflh @a1sr, bas man NIT Gbrup
p,CiiiBt, tpcralf man fir Joe Tafe
Sprup srei GBl6felpol Gioeteiig beis
giebt unb bas @anse nit Sn9uer tpirSt.
Die Samitien unIerer Sarrner ers
tennen islten, tpe.b' Elm terrlides uab
geiunbes 8etrdnt iie In beim9e rodter
,8atterm'l6 beften. 2eb'en SDms
nler mar he In New 0ort bas 2ibliuess
9etrdat> porun ii6 @elOmafler, 8an=
fierB unb &auflsltte erg6bten, inoem fe
Is gu brei Gents oas @las ppn ieBbaf.
ten poer b2rrmfabienoen 9dnblern taufz
ten Sis lit nttt u1umsdneltd rDtbig,
penn man cas- @etrdat In einem troes
men &rug i'm fiiblen Seller Deer Mild
rapm, tpie Jpn jeoe5 S~armhaus taben
ioqte, iteben la7en lam. = Sin uSng.
msrbter" Singer 8eer), bas etDa Is
Sent bic @alone toitet, miro auf eiaz
fadite art pie fDlgt bersrit:0t: @iebs
"A Quart fohentes @a1sr aaf orei
piertel 9funb peiBen 3udsr fise Die
fetn1ebadte &inoe elmer Gtrone uno cine
nnse eemablenen Snguer binau. 2nB
es ffeben, Bis es nur mod lautparm 1T,
Damn esbe ben Saft elmer GttrDne uno
Elm Sill quite 6efe Bel. Rlbre gut um,
bebede bas @efdB unb lab es iber
Nadt an einem tp1rmen plabe iteben.
Qm ndditea Sag ieibe Die 6lliftgteit
bur6, siebe fe auf Slai&en, binoe bic
aprte fef uno lese Die Slaiden an
etnen tilblen Ort. u6afermebIwafIer"
1T oos biIiQits unb su3lei@ einss Der
~eeIunbefen @etrdn!e fir bic beiB: 3eit
Wau madt es gang einfa6, inoem man
6afermebl In tIltes WaRer einriibrt unb
Dor benz Trinten ftd iebsn ldBt. Dies
@etrdns m'rb in Stem Sort 81 einem
Sent bas @las bsrfauft. mas benz Ser.
fdufer SO grpsent 9rofit a5mIrft. Sod
angenebnter pirb es, Uenn man eine
sars biinne @riise oarals nladt. Mar
fohe lie cine Stunbe, ieibe lie uno IaHe
tie saua talt uerben. Gtne meitere Ser
beFe urg bsifebt in Der 8eifisuns beg
Salts elmer Gitrone unb Snsi gb[Dffe(
poG 3udsr su ieoem Quart @rIte. =
,Gietlimpuate" lit bic Guintsfens aIei
fDblenben uno nabrblften Sonmerge'
trdnte, p'm fie redt gernadt mirb
Man bebarf basu eiaes 9irpnabeslaies
unb &lbrers, nebf eiuem fleinen b5l.
sernen W5rier, mas man in einem Qa'
ben { r etna Is Gants taufsn tam
Nimm bic 0dlite elmer eroben Gitrone
entfsrne bic Samenf5gner unb tpirf ii
nebif brsi 8lrfeIn 3udsr ms @!as
Bearbeite Tie bort NIT benz NDrier, BIZ
Ger Saft ausseprebt uno Die 8inbe peid
lit S1ss snet gBI6fsl poq 3uder, Elm
sleite Wense aeridlosenes Sis unb ei,
robes 81 binsu unb fiiIe bas uebrig
oes @laies nit @aFer. Ct I5re e
eriiublih um unS reide g beinea
6reunce FIN. @enn bu aber bisl
Sreunbs ;l betuirtben buf, fanae mid
bamit an, benn es fofet pi.le Witbe I'M
oirfte bsinen arm gu itbr ermiben. :
Our gereitun9 boz ~6im5eereniafl'
siebt cine Nitarbsiterin oes praftii@e
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

MtN.AuN can be taken ud,antnFrously
with either FcW-ua the rnTlt tonic. or "a
'upin. the peerless blood remedy. They AN
work together,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23
roMonRow,a srRvlcrs.
What VIII no Done at Some OF IN,
Churches.

NhN VII 40 Done AZ tOmn OF tho
Churches
The Row Dr. Walk will preach at Col.
licrVIlc every SUNDAY.
Bethel SUNDAY School, conner Adams
street and Charleston avenue, Sunday at 3
pm.
Chelsea Baptist Church Fifth street
lraNrt meeting Tuesday evening nc 400
O'Clock sunday school az SPIN.
Christian Mission Church Mississippi
avenue. The Union Sunday school viii
meet sunday afternoon ~ 3 o'clock
German Lutheran Church Washington
sirct. between Third and Fourth Scr.
vices in German ut 10 10 o'clock I'm
SUNDAY school 10 $50 am. Tho Rev.
W. !. pau, pastor
Third rrcsbytcrln Church Sixth street.
Chelsea, thu l,py. l. VI Richardson, n. D..
pastor SUNDAY school nt y 3Do'clorknm
NyfNicrs 90 ~ am. aud $50 pm. PRAYER
meeting "Wednesday At l3O pm.
sanamns Street Methodist Chur.h
SUNDAY school 1T $50 am. Preaching nj
$50 pm by ihy Row 4. &. Black. nul at
~ AIN. by thU pastor Row ". n. Evans.
Prayer meeting Thursday NJ 100 pm.
Strangers Congregational Church
Union street, the Row y. VI. Long. pastor.
sunday school, $50 O'Clock. SERVICES. n
O'clock am. anil $50 o'clock pm. Prayer
meeting, Thuriay at $50 O'Clock pm.
st. Mays Caihcdml-3jO Poplar street
Scplmgusima sunday Services Z ain,
Celebration, II. O. $50 am, SUNDAY
School, II am, Mathis aud sermon.
q pm, choul cycus0ng. Very Row.
William klcin. dean.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church.
corner Of Jones avenue aud Alabama
street, The Row. James L. Martin, u. D..
pastor Preaching at n am. sunday
school and teaching service ut . pm. IN
place OF night service
Central Methodist Church-i7s Union
street, The Row r. W. Erwin, pastor
sunday school y JOo'clock am. Mr.. J. ~.
Thompson, superintendent Service n
O'Clock AIN. Young mems meeting In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23
100 Doses One Dollar

swIFT'S SPECIFIC
l. entirely Vegetable preparation containing
M Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or other poisonous
tubsiauc,s
sWtFTs SPECIFIC
lihs cured hundreds ofcascs u Eplthclloma %
Cancer ~ the hkln. thousands ~ cases uf ErzrmA
Blood ilumofs AID Skin Diseases. aud hun
dfrI'a ~ thousands ~ eases " scfofala, Blood
Poison. aud Blood faint.
swtFT's SPECIFIC
Has relieved Thousands ~ cases 81 Mefeurlh
Poisoning. RhCumatisui, and sunncss " the
joints.
WAR Physicians SAY or THE swift SrEctric
We append the statement ofafcw:
II hlyrusci =. s =. on patients oonyalcsclng
ffum fever and nom measles with the bet results
.. n. CHENEY, N. ID. Ellaullc, Ga.
nnrNrs, GA.-Willic Whine was afflicted with
sCfuiulr trvrn years. | prescribed 5. 5. =, aud
to-day h. IL a fat aud robust boy.
L. W rARKEn, ". d.
RicuNoyp, ' 10. nc. rs. ISL have taken
thftc boitcs Of Swift's spcCihc, fof secondary
b'oud poison u acts much better than potash &C
any oihCr remedy have ever uscd.
u. Y. WINFIELD, N. ID.
Booi, on Contagious Hood Poison mailed frcc.
Andmgrisis eel r. =. TnE swirr srrctFrc
Co, Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga. Nov YORK, 10
btuanNay
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

unless 1t be sooner completed; and the
performance OF such duty may be enforced
by mandamus, at the instance OF any per-
son interested.
Section 0. BE it further enacted, That
IN ascertalnlng whether the petition for
Improvement OF any kind, is signed by a
majority OF the owners in value OF the
real property OF the Improvement Dis
trict, the court shall take and be governed
by the valuation placed upon the property
as shown by the last county assessment.
Women, married or single, may sign the
petltlon; guardians may sign for their
wares and executors and administrators
may sign Tor the estates represented by
them. In case OF omission, error or mis-
take IN making such assessment or levy in
respect to the total cost OF the improve
llnent, or deficiencies, or otherwise, il shall
be competent for the court 10 make a sup
Elemental levy or assessment TO supply
such omission, errors or mistakes.
Section 7. BE it further enacted, That
the tax assessed under the provisions OF
THIS act shall be collected at the same
time and in the same manner that other
taxes assessed for the use Of said county
are collected; and all laws in relation TO
wv NoilfNAlpll VI buCll OliltI ldNtS slldll De
applied to and be enforced rs to the collec.
ton OF the tax assessed under the proyis-
ions Of this act
Section s. BE it further enacted, That
one-ihird OF the cost of the improvements
to be made under the provisions of this act
shall be appropriated and paid by the
County Court out of the taxes levied in
such counties. All work done under the
provisions of this act shall be done under
the supervision, direction, contracts and
control OF the County Court and subject
to all the laws governing said counties as
TO the particular work undertaken. The
contracts and the contractors forsuch work
shall look alone to the tax assessed under
this act for two.thirds of the cost thereof,
and shall look alone to the county for the
other one-third.
Section Q. BE it further enacted That
this act take effect from and after its pass.
age, the public welfare requiring it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

THE minority OF the stockholders Of the
East tennessee, Virginia x Georgia seem
in earnest about preventing its consolida-
ton into the Richmond Terminal combi-
nation. They have recently had the case
transferred from the Chanccry Court OF
Knoxville to the United States Court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

fUit ncss shirts a specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry.
~ Second street. Branch Office, 3j5
Main street
Nam. .i.,.,,ii - -,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23
HE is NOT FORGOTTEN.
CELEBRATION OF wASHINGToNS
BIRTHDAY IN CHICAGO.

Exercises OF the Union League Gen.
Cox Makes Speech, In Which He
Attacks Military Pensioners-Mr. OAR
ling on Annexation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-23

PArEU bags arc necessary In all kinds a
tmdc. Tho Tcnncsscc PAPER Comp,ny
carries full stock OF an kinds. at gil
Second sircci, rs we'll as all kinds Of wrap
ping paper
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-22
An Eastern Horse-Steater.

The following instance of endurance
OF pain would not have disgraced a
Spartan A notorious thief coveted
the horse OF a wealthy native, who,
however, by some chance became
aware Of his intention, and redoubled
his vigilance. The man succeeded in
getting two OF his comrades engaged
as grass-eutters, and one dark night
managed to slip unperceived into the
stable His friends covered him
entirely with grass. and he was
just stretching out his hand from UNI
derneath 1t to unite the rope when
the beast started and became FESTIVE.
Tho owner, perceiving It, for greater
safety. tied the animal by rope to
two iron pins, which he hammered
into the ground It so happened the
arm OF the thief was just then lying
extended under the grass, and that one
OF the iron pegs was driven through
his right hand. He never so much a
uttered sigh, and though the agony
must have been excruciating, he only
stirred when he thought the danger
OF being caught was over. He then
pulled the peg out of the mangled
hand. with his left united the horse,
mounted it. and succeeded in carrying
1t of. This was an exploit on which
he ever afterwards prided himself
However improbable 10 may appear.
the sruth of this story may be- relied
on.-N. Y. Ledger.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-22
NOME DECORATION.

How - Ohtnin Very Pretty 1lssuII0 SonI
H0meit MatSfiaiA
A pretty design for sash Cuvtains is
developed IN denim. The etrtaAn
after IL 70 hcnmed at the top and bot
tom should bs Just the length Of the
window from its middle 10 its lover
sash. Trace on . strip OF paper ok |.
actly "a long as the width Of the
denim the words, "Pull me tight,
shut out Tho light" and on another,
Pull me back, no sunshine lack. -
Basic these strips, one ON each
curtain. about an inch from the bot
tom The lettering should be quaint
and rustic in design. Almost any
fancy store keeps the rustic alphahets
now. The couplets should then be
couched In white or red cord. Sew
brass rings TO the top OF each curtain
and suspend them from q brass rod.
These are pretty for ground floor bed
rooms or dining-rooms.
Denim also makes an effective por-
there One lately seen was made of
three widths of blue denim-the light
side being used for the outside. At
the top and bottom hens Of nine and
eighteen inches were turned onto the
right side and stitched--the dark on
the light sffording a pretty contrast.
To cover the stitching length Of
white cotton rope one half inch In
diameter should be couched. Instead
of attaching the portiere to The pole
by means of rings and pins yard
lengths Of rope were used. They
were sewed at regular intervals 10
the upper edge; the ends vera then
thrown over the pole and securely
tied, after which they were fringetl
If the portiere is TO be topped back
rope should be used and the ends
fringed to correspond. The portiere
could he lined, though the one de-
scribed was unlined and hung in
graceful folds. House wife.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-22
About Frost and Dew


Frost 10 forraad under tho same con.
ditions as dew, with the exception O.
alower temperature. When the tenn
Perature Of plants and other object,
fall below so degrees, Fahrenheit, tn.
moisture OF the air is condensed upo,
them TN the solid state, or seni-solii
like layers OF snow crystals or spong,
Ice Hoarfreet. therefore, is no,
frozen dew, tho moisture Of the all
having been deposited In the soi.c
form, Without passing through the
ligaid stata HoartFoss like dew. H.
chiefly Deposited upon bodies which
radiate heat, such as the leaves O.
vegetables, plunts, boards, etc, tn,
deposit haing ehfcksst upon ,hose
parts turned directly towards the sky
Plants by radiation frequently become
10 10 ~ degrees cooler than the sur
rounding atmeepsorA. therefore frost
may occur although tto tsormometer
may 9asA 40 degrass or y shove III,
freozing point light fsOsts Aave beer
ksown 70 O@@ssx Oh Low gP0u1a whei
the temperature. WIS rot lower than
az degrees on the surT0unaine hIl;;.
tnpa.--st. Lou,s Ropuhltc.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-22
burned In, I1mgx.

The EfnColn Club. Reput,sfean
organization OF Jeffsraonvilla, Indi.
an;s, has hurried President Harrison
IN sfl@y. WhSn sn Atlanta mob
burned the postmaster ci that town
fn e6sgy, GereEaL o. q. Howard raised
his. holy voice and threatened tho on
6sa South with armed invosion ie the
Incident WIS repeated. Nove let the
Pioass. warrior buckle on bis WAT paint
ard begin crusade against tho Re-
Pnblfeans OF Indiana. Hut, on second
tssaaehs, perhaps he had better, not.
Tfso Hoosisrs might barn him In
sstsg, &c tell him to crime Off the
ROsSA Rsvss si,soe the Bcsten PATRIOTS
unsske "a bonfire o. a fictitious Georrv
BE. 0sa right to burn IN efiiRy has
hessa an tSrsdspHtad Atnartaan priv,
ssAS-tS- L. Alta
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-11-22
wINDosi . ON sIIlvFsI.-

A Washington dispatch Says the
prime feature of Secretary WINDOWS
policy as il Will he set forth in his re-
port to Clngress is TO stop the coin
Age of silver dollars and TO issue
certificates against silver bullion.
Upon what terms the issue of said
certificates ara to be made we are not
informed; but it is safe to say that
whether they be issued on thecoin val
ne, or on the market value of the silver
bars deposited it is not proposition
which should be Endorsed by the
friends of silver throughout the United
States.
The silver certificates now issued
upon silver dollars deposited in the
United States Treasury are legal
tender, as they are based upon legal
tender cGAn; hut what would be the
status Of certificates issued upon and
secured by property or merchandise
which is no moro a legal tender than
real estater Silver bullion is nothing
more than merchandise, and should
the plan of Secretary Window be
adopted and certificates issue upon
the marketable value of the bullion
deposited, the price, or value, of these
certificates would fluctuate with the
price OF silver in the London market.
It Is evident that the ideas of the
Secretary of the Treasury are in ac-
cord with those Of ex-Treasurer Spin
Uer who said recently that silver
should no longer be regarded as one of
che precious metals; but we feel con-
hdent that such principles are not
entertained by any considerable num-
Der of the intelligenE people of the
United Statea.
LIZ the coinage Of silver should be
suspended and circulating medium
issued upon the marketable value of
che silver bullion deposited, with as
much consistency law might be
enacted providing for the issuance Of
certificates upon the marketable value
of copper Ingoss deposited with the
Treasurer Of the United States, for if
. the coinage of silver dollars be dis
continued, then silver and copper
vill occupy relatively the same posi-
tion as a valuable metal.
Let the friends of the white metal
throughout the United States see To
It that no sucnessful effort. be made
20 suspend Its coinage, and if it be-
impossible to reach a law, at tho
coming session OF Congress, providing
for free coinage, lot them make an
advance IN that direction by securing.
tbe passage Of n law providing for the
coinage of the maximum $4,000, 600
per month as autfsSGized by the Bland
bill. and eventually we may hope that
ahe end sought for will have been
attained, and silver wilS occupy tho
position to which it naturally belongs
81 one OF the precious metals, on. an
equal footing with gold.
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