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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made the 9th day Jniy
1891, many shares of each parcel OF such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
at the office of the company, Room 3, 33l Pine
street (San Francisco Stock Exchange Building,
San Francisco. Cal, Thursday, the Sd day of
September. 1891. at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment there
on, together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale. JAMES NEWLANDS, Secretary.
offee-Room 3, 331 Pine st. (stock Exchange
Building, San Francisco, Cal aul5 I'd
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SS600-Modern 2-story bay-window residence on
sunny side OF Hayes st. BrOderiek; rooms,
bath and all latest convenience; lot 25xl3T:6;
street paved with btuminouS rock
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$l75O-A very cheap lot on the widest street in
the Mission. Dolores, bet. Day and 30th; size 25x
100: street severed and macadamzed,
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$3300-Point Lobos and 18th ayes: splendid NE.
cor. on that grand boulevard: 32:oxIOO: street
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$3.50 each-Easy terms: . level lots; 32d ave-. mr..
Point Lobos each 25xl20
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CARPETS.


CARPETS; NEW AND SECON D-HAND; LAID
- same day as ordered: price lowest in city. J.
NOONAN l0i7-l023 Mission ST. aus I'm
(NARPErS-SMITHS BRUSSELS, CSC A YARD;
~ installment price elsewhere s yd. NJ. FRIED
MAN ~ co. 22S-23O stockton. and 237 Post 1t IT
BRUSSELS CARPETS. SOC LAID; FLOOR
u cloths. 25c. s w. SHREK. 1894 Stock ton. In2tf
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TOR SALE SALOON; GOOD LOCATION:
L doing good business PROOF can be given; reason
for sale, retiring from business Inquire this Of
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| $6000-Spendid bay-window residence 21st
| ST., near Guerrero; sunny rooms, bath, ETC.; lot
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S2500-Nice cottage of 4 rooms: Merritt. near
Hattie; close to Castro and Market; lot 25x86
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ChALL RESTAURANT FOR SALE: RENT PAID
= 10 10TH september II Washington ST. auI7 81
S.NALL GROCERY, BAR. BAKERY: ONLY ONE
- On block $50 Folsom ST.. nr. Second. aul7 3t=
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$S250-Minna ST., Sth: good 3-story bay
window house, nice flats; rent $74; lot 25x7o.
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l. OR SALE, CHEAP-ACCoUNT OTHER BUSI-
ness; line cor. branch bakery. nOtlon-store: fine
living rooms attached; cheap rent: good business
established. Apply CALL Branch ONCE. aul6 3t-
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GLIDING corner, those low prIces streets severed
and maeadamized; corner 24th and Ellen; Only 3
blocks from Castro-st cars; easy terms.
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Gf00 BOOKS, srATIoNERY SCHOOL SUP
N'OOO. plies and general store; prominent cor
in the vicinity Of four prin cpal schools. doing
fne trade; large stock; owner Is engaged in other
business in 4 different portion of the city. Apply
4. kENN Ny. % kearnY II
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CIE0 SPLENDID PAYING CIGAR-STURE:
- ~. doing fine business: is chance seldom
offered; clearing ST5 a month, sure If you want a
bargain see this. COLEMAN, SOL Market ST. lt<
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G1S with wATER)-SToRE COR. OAK
II / - and franklin sts,; splendid stand for gro
Gerry. bakery, coee-house, stationery, dry goods or
fruiU store; stop there; good tenant wanted
Apply TO Collateral Bank Is Grant ave aul4 II
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$500 to $Yso-Just think OF IT; choice lots. In

NJ CAFEE, BALDWIN d HAMMOND, REAL
4'l Estate Agents and Auctioneers. members OF
the Real Estate Exchange, 10 Montgomery st.
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LOR sALE-CITY FRONT SALOON, INCLUD-
L Ing > rooms, furnished unfHruished; doing
good business; selling account leaving city.
Apply 25O Spear st. auI7 7t<
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CALOON FOR SALE; THE WELL-KNoWN NV
- cor. Battery and Pacific sts,; investigated
siCs and wants to sell. aul7 AIS
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G. 20Q0 FIRSTCLASS LIVERY AND BOARD
~ cZOO. ing stable; center OF city cheap at
$1,000; owner must go East: of best bargains
ever offered IN city. Address owner, Box I4I.
CALL Branch auI3 tie
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A SSESsMENT NoTICE-CHoLLAR MINING
u Company. Location OF principal place Of BUSH
ness, san Francisco, California; location OF WORKS,
Virginia, Storey County Nevada. Notice Is hereby
given that II meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
held on the fourteenth day OF July, 1891 assess
ment 90. 800 OF ifty cents (59c) per share WAS
levied upon tho capital stock of The corporation,
payable Immediately In United ststes gold COIN to
the Secretary, at the Office or the company. Room
70. Neyatis Block. No. 800 Montgomery street, San
FRANCISCO, California. ANY stock upon which t1Is
assessment shall remain unpaid on the eiRhtee nth
DAY OF August, 1897, will be delinquent, aud adyer-
tised for sale at public auction and unless payment
Is made before will be sold Tuesday. the eighth
day OF September, 1884, to pay the delinquent as
sessmeht, together with costs of advertising and
expenses or sale. By order OF the Board OF Direct
ors. CHAS. f. ELLIOTT. Secretary. Oncs-Room
10 Nevada Block, No. 500 Mont omery street San
Francisco, California. iy ltd
4 tHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" eight-rage WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
In the United States or Canada one year for 81 as
postage tree.
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C1np0 FOR SALE-GOuD SALOON BOARD
u lOVU. Ing and lodging house; good bar trade;
among worsing and factory people; good reason
given. sos BeaIe IT'S
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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CGGQO HOTEL: TOWN 5000, NEAR CITY;
sO-ouO. sale account of death; bids wanted.
Pacific Exchange. % Kearny st. lts
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CouNTRY REAL EsrArE-CoNrINuEp.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CONTINUED
=.
ii ERE is THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE-IoTS
II In lovely El Moro $40 and upward weekly
payments OF 81 taken on lots; Ell Moro fronts on
MORO Bay, the only bay of any consequence be-
tween mere and San Diego: grand beach: fine bath
ing, hshihg, ETC.; the finest climate; prolific
vegetation In the world: sensible person ought
overlook this. For lots in formation, ETC.. address
Moro Bay Improvement Co., Flood Building
Eoom 8; open also evenings. ie2l tt
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Goo BLACKSMITHISG BUSINESS IN GOOD
- OOO. railroad town, near san Francisco; two
FORCES and all necessary tools: good building in
Guided ground rent only $50 per year; business pay
ing we'll; will bear investigation. Apply CANAAN q
LYON. 2l5 hearny ST. aul6 st
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CTS0 STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES
- ~ news depot. bakery and notions; old as
tAbiished; good uade; nice sunny rooms: cheap
rent: near large school; nearly IuI value in stock
and fixtures. Apply CALL Branch Once. aul6 3ts
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
DEW CHOICE LOTS CHEAP j. HENDERSON
~ Jr. Coal Once. 1870 Ellis ST.. s. f. jy30tf
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LORIN REAL ESTATE.

BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE AT LoRINs(F
:, taken at once. Call at Lorin lnm her.Yard IL n
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II H. UMBSEN Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND HOUSE BROKERS.
Members OF 5. +. Real Estate Exchange,
Il Montgomery 81.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.
DESPECrABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE TAKE
Ii child any age TO board. 739 Minna aulS cts
DELIABLE GIRL WOULD LIKE TAKE CaAR6E
~ infant or do chamberwork; city or Alameda.
13S Minna St., near Ninth. Its
1 TITLE GIRL, YEAR AND A HALF 10 H. CAN
~ ind good home with widow; sunny yard and
house; near school, IL Oak ST.. near Van Ness ave.
and Market st. auIS ere
w IDow WOULD LIKE OR , CHILDREN TO
w board: terms $12. 2532 Suffer. cor. Baker lB SO
INFANT OR SMALL CHILD TO BOARD: GER
L mans 2217 Post ST aul6 sts
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OAK GROVE COTTAGE, SARATOGA; DELIGHT.
" full resort with home comforts; milk eggs and
lrult; hours from city. A. b. PALMER 1yS cod tt
A NDERSON SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY-THE
~ proprietor OF this famous and celebrated resort
wishes to announce TO her friends and the pablo
that arrangements have been made with the South
ern Pacihc Company and VIM. Spier's stage lIue for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs: from
San Francisco and Oakland IS: round trip 50 so:
through tickets also be obtained at Sacramento
and San Jose. The advantages OF our hot and cold
sulphur and Iron baths, natural steam baths, are
cisco for Calistoga. For further particulars adj
dress j. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs Middle
town. Lake County, Cal. my3l tt
REsoRrS, SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
II Pacific Coast with rates, location, etc., pub
lished in the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages. For sale by
newsdealers. send 25c In stamps to W. NJ PAT
TERSoN. publisher, $40 Post ST.. 8 +. mrlu
TO LEASE MOUNTAIN SASITARIUM AND
resort: fully equipped: only four hours from
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G10lO CIGAR-STAND. ONE OF THE OLD
u OOU. est aud best established in the city: is
well worth $1,000 to q good man; viii invoice over
$1,000; location very central. EICHENLAUB, 759
AaTzeI III
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$780, eS1sst AND Of LOT house, os
and fats; lot 81 % xS0; rents $l572 per annum
| bay windows brick foundatio
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S75,000-An offer wanted: grand corner on
Hayes St. only ! block from city Hail and Market
st; extra large lot; 6oxso; good frame improve
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N UTICE OF ASSESSNENT {CIVIL CODE OF
~ CaiiforDia)-Builion Mining Company location
OF principal place or business Francisco Call.
fornia: location OF works Storey County. New.
ada. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting Of
The Board of Directors. held the 10th day o!
July, 1891. an assessment mo 36) of 80 cents pei
share was levied upon tho capital stock of the
corporation payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to tho Secretary at the ONCE the com.
pany. Room 20. No. 331 Pine ST., San Francisco
California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the goth day of August, ! S9l, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment IS made before, will be
sold on Tuesday the 18th day of September 1891,
10 pay the delinquent assessment. together with
the costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale,
BY order OF the BOARD of Dirrctors
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4 SELF-PLAYING ORGAN FROM $50 TO 5000;
! pays every thing perfectly orchestra
hoiLkR IL CHASE sole agents, 70, % and 30
OFarreii ST. ap23 tt
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Can at our once for printed list of property for
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DAkERY, CONFECTIONERY GROCERY; 3
= rooms furnLshed zeZa Mission. mr.. 26th. l6 y
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$4,000 Front Fro AND D., REAR HOUSE, ON 1S
rooms and bath and Of 4; rent 1886 per an
uun. lot
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GE- a PARTNER WANTED IN MANUFAC-
S'OtO. turing and mercantile business; fine
store on Market St: employs 3 TO hands; only
suited FOR man willing TO work in store, keep plain
accounts. mems time and maze himself generally
useful; clears 800 month each, with Gple ndid
prospects for large increase of trade business easily
learned; no night or Sunday work; has full stock,
tools. material, etc; bargain for steady active
Industrious full Investigation and best of
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Rrs,NEss CHANCES.
m IIXFRI An RoARDING sTGH1E.

SN-UU. ed; first-eiass cash business; investica-
ucn viii prove IL paying TO each $65 to S75 per
mouth or no sale; no night Or Sunday work: not
necessary 10 understand the business; Will suit any
one Wiling 10 take an active interest ami help;
GOOD man wanted more than money: prefers part
her 10 keeping a clerk; see to-day. GEO STEW
ART. S5 Kearny st. 1t
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H
California. ivl1 ri

1s.II r'tIIVt5VOi
CRUIKSHANK GOLD MINING COMPANY
- Location of principal place of business
san FRANCISCO, Cal location OF works, Los Burros
district, Monterey County. Cal.-Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the Directors held on The
eth DAY OF July, 1891, an assessment (No. % OF 5
cents share levied upon the capital stock CT
the corporation, payable immediately in United
States gold coin to the Secretary, at the ONCE OF
Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the l7ih day OF August, 1891, VIII
be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless syment is made before will be
sold on Monday. the 9TH day OF September 1891 to
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary,
Oaee-Room 9. III Sansome ST. san ErancIsca
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II L. ORR a CO.'S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
112 Montgomery ST, Occidental Hotel Block.

REAL ESTATE OFFICE
112 Montgomery ST, Occidental Hotel Block.
UNlMPRoVED PROPERTY.
s200-35th ave, bet Q and X sts; cash.
$220-Berkshire ST., 25XlO0
S35O-Z2d ave, bet NJ and n SITS.
S25O-2Ith ave; block from electric road.
s30O-tith ave. nr. St; terms easy
S55O-J ST.. bet 30th and 3lst ayes: cash.
S350-i5th ave, mr. Q ST. terms easy.
S375-Cor. 3Oth ave and ST.; terms easy.
$55O-llth ave, bet and sts.; terms easy
S530-13th ave, bet. NJ and sts.; terms easy.
S350-23d ave, mr.. A st.
S6O0-l0th ave. bet. and sts terms easy.
$3.50 St. mr.. 25th ave; $40 month.
Sb5O-1Sth ave y. NJ California ST
S650-A st, bet. 18th and goth ayes: terms easy
S15O-2Vth ave. mr. California ST. cash
Sso0-k St, bet. lth aud 18th ayes. terms easy.
SS3U-Sth ave. mr.. X St; terms easy.
S9OO-LOt east Of Stanyan ST. on Belgraye: 25x
100; very cheap.
Sl010-Cor. both and Stanyau SITS terms easy
Sll5O-Cor. 10th ave. and St; $50 month.
sl250-J St, nr. Sth ave; terms SUIT.
SliOO-Facing nth and Corbstt road; 25xl04.
SlJOD-9 lots on San Bruno road and Peterson.
S215O-Cor. Elizabeth and Diamond sts.; 50Xl 90.
$4bOO-57 :5x9U; Octayla St. bet. Union and Eli
is fine piece to build flats and derive good income.
IMPROVED
Flats and private residences on Bush St. near
Mason; Page, ur. Lyon; 2lst, bet. Valencia and
Guerrero; Pine. bet. Jones and Taylor; Buchanan.
bet broadway and Vallejo; business corner, Dore
and Harrison.
city residence and country property for sale or
exchange. aul6 SuTuTh
= nn CASH OR LESS. SJYIJSH Eyr EpuSE.
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GSOS0 IMPROVEMENTS AND LOT ON
.No-CO. Golden Gate ave-, buchanan;
rents $6Uu per annum; lot 27 :6x137:5.
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| $l0:25o-Vaenca St. near l9th 2story dwell
| ing. rooms. BATH etc; lot 25xl00; house should
| be raised and store built under it.
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| 070OO CASTRO ST, CLOSE TO MARKET; 9
ID tOOO. flats of 4 rooms each and one of 5; bay
windows, brick foundations; lot 25xl25; rents
| r,nra
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Q1000 EACH-2 LOTS 25xi2O l25 TT. s. OF
VIOOO Geary. Address b. Box l. this Office 8 tt
Clio MONTHLY PAYS FOR A HOME IN sAU.
tpIO saito. 6Z8 Market. aud tf
CHM EACH; S. MONTHLY INSTALLMENTs.
epIoO no interest; near Baden Electric Road 20
minutes ride. w. PARRISH, PEARSALL a Co
VIC market ST. aultt
EOR SALE-iN MONTHLY PAYMENTS EQUAL
Il TO rent: elegant 2story houses and comfort sbte
cottages; near cable lines. For particulars apply TO
L. LANDLER, Is Montgomery ST. aus IT SnTuThSa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
NEW CONSUMPTION CURE.
DIR. John Blake White Claims a Wonder
full Discovery


NEW York, Oct. 2O.-The ''gold with
manganese" cure for consumption has been
literally experimental with in the hospitals
here with the best results, leading John
Blake White. NJ. D.. its discoverer and head
of staff at Charity hospital, to divulge the
details of the treatment. 1t has already
cured several cases. DR.. White said to-day.
after explaining the treatment in full:
81 think l may say that the virtue of the
simultaneous administration of gold and
manganese in the treatment of tuberculosis
is my own discovery. l believe that the
value of gold as therapeutic agent, espe-
cially in phthisis, is enhanced by the addi-
ton of iodide of manganese.
''Al of the patients whom l have treated
with this remedy were reduced physically,
and manifested extensive pulmonary
LESSONS. The nutrition uniformly improved
and in some of the cases the expectoration
was remarkably decreased.
1.-The rapid gain in body weight in several
instances was remarkable, following i'm
provement in the appetite and the functions
of digestion and assimilation. The i'm
provement in the respiration does not ap-
pear so rapidly as the other indications of
benefit. though the cough and eXpectora-
ton are soon lessened, fewer rales and less
pronounced dizziness over effected areas are
evidences of ameIioration, which are not
long to supervene."
The new treatment excites profound in
tereSt and hope.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEM.
Nothing but a Confidence Game Played
Upon the American People by
the Republican Party.
LA PLATA. Tex, Oct. 81, 1891.

LA PLATA. Tex, Oct. 81, 1891
To the Editor Of the Gazette
You will please pardon me for intruding
a few lines upon the columns of your great
journal, but we look upon it as one of the
great sources of informationS for the
people in the great Panhandle country, and
though in our isolated situation the news
is week old, yet we relish it most royalty
let me assure you, for many reasons, one of
which is based upon the declaration of Solo
mon, AN honest and truthful man is the
MODEST work of Cod | would most re-
specially ask for some information upon a
paragraph cited in the columns of the
Weekly GAZETTE of the 18th inst, which
reads as follows:
Col. Livingston OF Georgia. president OF the
Farmers Alliance OF that state and member of
congress, is as reckless in dealing with figures
as are the rest OF the calamity Shriekers In
a recent speech he made the startling asser-
ton that in 1855 there was total OF s. .5g3,-
379 5!3 in circulation in the United States. or
So per capita. At that time the popu a ton Of
the country was 3o,00J0J. which could not
have allowed s52 for each person, even il the
volume Of circulation as given by Mr.. Liyings-
ton were correct. The report OF the chief OF the
bureau OF statistics gives the amount of paper
circulation in the United States in 1886 al s70S,
0510JO. AT that time. as is well known. this
was the sole money of the country, there being
So py any means, but s19.S5. The per capita Of
money now in the country Is greater than II
ever has been. but it is nothing like ST. What
We now need is not SO much money as a great
deal more confidence and the repeal OF the alien
land law.
l have quoted the statements of your
journal as well as those of Col. Livingston.
You will observe and must say without
further information. am inclined to feel
proud of a Texas editorial staff that will
speak the truth and I'll the full measure of
Gods noblest work, as sized up by old
Brother Solomon. Truly, truly, the spirit
of Solomon never, never dies. Now if the
only circulating medium in 1866 was paper.
no gold, no silver and agree with you and
indorse your statement as being true to the
letter, what was the condition of the coun-
try relative to finance, and prices of pro-
ducts from all our business industriesl
In Kentucky, where 1 was born and
raised and lived al that date, hogs were
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

granite, these wrecked sarcophagi under
the brow of The hills, tell you of what was
in grandeur, and of what I am coming down
to be. We sinned and we fell Our learn
ing could not save US. See those half
obliterated hieroglyphics on yonder wall.
Our architecture could not save US.
See the painted columns of Philae,
and the shattered temple of
Esneh. Our heroes could not save US.
Witness Menes. Diodorus, Rameses and
Ptolemy. Our gods, Ammon and Osiris,
could not save US. See their fallen temples
all along the 1900 miles of Nile. Oh, We
modern cities, get some other God; a God
who can help, God who can pardon, a Coz
who can save. Called up as we are for a
little while to give testimony, again the
sands of the desert will bury US. Ashes to
ashes. dust to dust" And as these voices
of porphyry and granite ceased, all the sar-
cophagi under the hills responded: "Ashes
to ashes!' and the capital of the lofty col
umn fell, grinding itself to powder among
the rocks, and responding: ''Dust to
duSt!"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
!es ANVIL AnY can geta valuable secret that
lcost me S. %, ana rubber shield for 30 cents.
nars.vs IA. APP. GO.
115 n 9Th $rREjST, ST. LOUIS, HQ3

10 cents per pound gross: cattle, Feetrs;
horses, any good worlz-horse, fr4n slS0 to
$500; mules, $3.50 TO 500; wheS Sl+5O to
s. per bushel; rye 81; bafieya FSl'o;
hemp, Sl2 per hundrslF pounds;
and everything else at similar
price Now they have sustained shrink
age of twO-thirds az around. Why is this,
if the circulating medium OF to-day IS
greater than in 1866, Then you could step
across the road and borrow money from
your neighbor without ever giving your
note or paying him interest, glad to accom-
modate his ncIghbor. both travelling on the
same road to heaven and riding upon the
top wave of genuine prosperity, and not
mortgage hardly in the country. Now
it is from to per cent per
month and considered cheap ut that,
and all the products of labor. skill and
genius in the ditch and calling for foreign
capital to pull them out Again, if, as we
have seen, the country embracing the whole
people is more prosperous when there IS
neither gold nor silver in ejaculation, is 1T
not truly Democratic for that party
to see that the people have that
class of currency which Will give
the greatest prosperity to the masses of our
people2 Then. as the Democratic maXims
are, the greatest good to the greatest
nuInb Der, government by the people and
lOf Ine people, equity dl&l justice W jill,
free speech and free press, special PRIV
ileges to none, but an honest, economical
and efficient government, which will en-
force the above principles without fear or
favor, let pure Democracy beautlfy our
homes, drive the wolf from every door,
and bless our people with prosperity
that even the humblest citizen in
the land can both see and feel. Is this
genuine Democracy, according to modern
Interpretation, or merely the faith of the
fathers, and too much antiquated for our
day and generation!
Again you say that "what we need is
more confidence; we have money enOugh.'
Then the logical conclusion to which We are
forced irresistibly is that our present
financial system is nothing but
confidence game played upon the American
people by tine Republican party, Wall street
and its minions, and can a true genuine
Democrat of the Thomas Jefferson or An
drew Jackson stamp indOrSe any part of
it and retain his self-respect or consis-
tencv as Democrat Please excuse me-
from Democracy which will not give
every citizen an equal chance in the
great battle of life.
Now, gentlemen, | submit the few sug-
gestions in a spirit of Democratic, brotherly
love, anxious only to assist you, if possible,
in relieving our people of the lamentable eff
fects of the confidence game. Now, how
are we to keep these capitalistic
institutions from at least occasionally weak
ening the confidence and bankrupting thou
sands of our people, and putting the masses
on quarter rauionSl Can we truthfully say
as our Savior said upon Calvary's summit
when the Jews were crucifying him: ''Oh,
father forgive them, they know not what
they do2" j. R. DEAN.