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JeweIry Department.

Grand Display Of Easier Novelties, com.
prtsinE oil tho latest American snd For.
sign productions.
Bow Knot Jewery. in Gold. Silver, Metal
and Onyx designs of Hair Pins. Brooches,
Chatelaines and Scarf Pins.
Gold. Silver. Oxidized and Nickel
Watches. with or without chatelalnes or
fobs.
Solid Gold Brooches. Lace Pins. Earrings.
Rings and Chatelaines in large variety.
Many exquisite novelties in Necklaces
and Pendants.
An immense variety OF Sterling Silver
Souvenir Spoons.
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Lace Department.
BLACK TRIMMING LACEs.


We have Just closed out tho balance OF
the stock Of one Of the prominent lace inn
portcrs in this city, consisting OF All-silk
Black Chantilly and Point Guipure Laccs.
and offer them greatly below market values.
as itemized below:
Al-silk Black Chantilly Laces. and all
silk Black Point Guipure Laces. 8 to inches
wide. 121Ic. yard; worth 22c.
Same class Of goods. Ito inches wide.
1Sc. yard, worth &c.: and to 9 inch
widths ut 25c. yard. worth 400.
Ecru Point Guipure Lhces. 4 inches wide.
and White Valenciennes Laces. 6 inches
wide. 1 1c. yard: worth zoe.
Ecru Point Guipure Laces. 8 to 10 inches
wide. most desirable and popular patterns.
Zoe. yard.
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPT.
Special Offerings for Eas ,er.

Atwood one-picce Kilt Suits. 10
years. 1925; actual value $3.50.
Atwood two-picco Kilt Suits. 81. 10
years. $3.9S; actual value 81.
Al-wool two-piece Short Pants Suits.
to 10 years. 1919; actual value 81.
Atwood thrce-picr" Short Pants Suits
10 to l6 years. 1919; actual value 50.
Atwood Long Pants Suits. is to 10
years 81 10 "a chest mcasure). $7.0S;
actual value $40.
Every garment In this Department 10
strictly nil ~ DOL, well made. and finished In
sho most thorough manner. Sizes up to Bs
chest measure.
Spring and Summer weight Overcoats.
Ton Coat, and Refers for all ages at at
tractivc prices.
Latest styles In Boys and Children's
Derby. Cloth. and Felt Hats and Caps.
"Mothcrs' Friend" Shirt Waists. patent
adjustable band (unlaunderetll. I to IA years.
4Sc. each: actual value. 75c.
"Star" Shirt Waists (unlaunderedl. 4 "
IA years. G9c.
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80 years old and bachelor. His business ef-
forts are Sonflned to the interests OF the
quite reputation in Keeping things right up
to the handle In the commercial world; As
bowler he has proved himself capable by
holding q position on the team for five con-
secutive years.
Historian Heaney is we'll adapted to the po-
sition. being a veritable book worm and con-
versant with national. State. and local political
affairs He was elected member Of the Leg
islature from tho Third district in Jersey City
ar nf Allan McDermott, the present Demo-
cratic nominee for Mayor VI Jersey City
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second time he has
been elected to the
treasurership. Bowl:
ing is his hobby, and
he has competed with
the repres en- tative
team with tho best Of
results. During the
season OF 1888 80 he
made the highest aver
age among tho team
bowlers in the ANA
teur Bowling Associa-
tion series. and re-
ceiyed a handsome
gold watch from the
trustees Of the club.
Secretary James A.
Hausell was ono OF the
charter members OF
the club. as well as the
Nk HNs
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v...-., OF Cor..,,u. Va. sa..voors.

The funeral Of the late Cornelius Van SAINT
voord was held at the Church OF tho Ascension.
Fifth avenue and Tenth street. yesterday after
noon. The New York bar was very largely
represented. as were the various eorpsorations
Eantvoord was Interested. The Rev. DR.. L
Winchester Donald. rector OF the church. CON
Quoted The s y, ps The chSir n ths Church
light. The interment Was at Green WOOD.
The psl bearers we're; ustephen R. NASH.
Hoyt franklin A. Wilcox. Harvey r. PAIRING
ton. Robert D. Benedict and Jasper Gilbert.
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tor being the FIRST President. Tho first head
quarters OF the club were in small building
on Railroad avenue. formerly used as paint
shop. Then rife shooting was tho feature.
A fire occurred o short while nfterward.
and from tile ashes arose palatial club
house that now stands on tho corner OF Bright
street and Jersey avenue. and Is pointed TO
with pride by evory resident OF the city.
The annual election Of the club occurred last
Friday evening. The Treasurcr's report
showed that the debt Of $4,000. incurred By
the erection Of the club ho6se and its furnish
ings. was reduced to $4,000. The election
passed or smoothly. and resulted as follows:
President. Nelson J. n. Edge: vice.President,
Fred E Tilden: Secretary. James A. Hansell;
Historian. George A. Heaney: Trustees. Rob-
ert W. Elliott. William F. Myers. William
c. Post. William J. Fields. Samuel Hatha-
way, Jr., J, u. Betle, Jr., Otto Grouse. and
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- " ~ -
has been o member OF
tho club for seven
years. He is cashier OF
tho Bank of New AM
isterdam In this city.
and treasurer Of the
Board OF Trustrees OF
the free public library
IN Jersey City. The fair
held at the club house
In 1896 WAS under Pres
ident Edges manage
InaIit. and nattod tho
club S6.OO. President
Edge Is an important
factor in social circles.
vice-President Fred
E Tilden is u bachelor
and middle-aged. He
has been q member
OF tho club since 1885.
and holds n lucrative
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out r e tie present ;psSSus
heavy sliding door. Is the way to the stable
proper. where there are twelve stalls. eight be-
posts and network partitions Of the same ma
terial The upper part is Anished as carefully
az The the carriage aoot the oSsnamsntasion being
is for dwelling. and above the stalls Is the hay
loft and granary from which the feed u lowered
front close to, the dividing wall and scarcely
discernihle when the carriage ID In place.
Mr.. Flagler kept quito q number. Of horses
time In New York Of late years that this costly
building is only used for few coach horses.
captions being the rare occasions when the
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Leather Goods Department,

Specially low prices In Teachers Oxford
Bibles. Prayer Books. Hymnals. DC. with
Seal. Lizard. Russia. Levant. Morocco, Al
ligator and Calf Leather Bindings. also Ster-
ling Silver. Pearl and Ivory mountings.
Special bargains for Easter In our finest
Leather Goods with sterling silver mount
ings. such as Combination Pocket Books.
Card Cases. &c.
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back tho fun length Of the lot There are one
the same space. while tho sppointme nts
leave little to be desired In the mat
riage floor 10 large enough to hitch four-in-
hand ~ and there are two sets Of double
cases for harness and robes are on the sides
with iresco work OF quiet hue designed in
restan9les on the upper walls, Two heavy iron
as dividing line by which two stables can be
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position in tho general Office Of the New York.
Lake Erie and Western Railroad In this city.
He was trustee OF the club for nearly three
expert.
intendent's ONCE Of the New York Division OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. and was y trustee
OF the club for nearly two YEAR,. This Is the
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G ". Carter, Tho first
four men hold ofnco for
two years: the term OF
the remainder expire
P Psowns ss = i t s ovors 8
system. and always
keeps an equal number
Of trustees In the
Board who are ac-
Quatntel with tho
workings OF the club.
The President is an ex-
omcio mem ber OF tho
Board. and any trustee
serving a full! year can
not succeed himself.
The President appoints
the Membership and
a ~ N nnp> m ffnno
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New Case or Typhus.

Bernard Holowitz. II years old. walked into
the Gouverneur Hospital dispensary on Friday
evening and told the doctors there that he
thought he WAS il He had typhus fever. He
h Ss S%
iolk street. near Broome Hoowltz was sent
70 North Brother Island. and two inspectors OF
home.
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ANU OVk huisos
originally q RHO club.
which was ushered In
to existence at the
residence Of Alfred
Birbeck. on Sept. II.
1882. and reorganised
April -. 1883. 1t was
subsequently incorpo-
fntsd under tho laws
OF tho State OF New
Jersey az the Palma
Club. The founders OF
tho club were Nelson
n. vanderhoff. Alfred
Blfbeck. William M.
vanderhor. and Theo-
doto weos, mn n, the lat
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family comes to the city en- route from Florida
has kept his heavy horses on West Fiity-sixth
street, but purposes having roadsters and
coachers together.epd will make some changes
FlagIsr. Is to have, the small, stable
near Fifth avenue. which Mr.. Rock cfellor had
to the respective properties. When ALTERED to
suit the new owner the splendid structure
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Ladies' Underwear Dept.

The following values must be sesa TO 30
appreciated,
FRENCH UNDERWEAR.
Handmade and hand-smbroldered Per-
Gale. Linen and French BRtiste Chemises.
embroidered and trimmed with laces ao-
cording to price. viz: 80c., &c., $3.50,
$3.50.
Handmade and hand-embroidered Night
Gowns at csc. and @l.75.
Hand-embroidered Pettiooats. 800.
Handmade and hand-embroidered Draw
ers at S8c.
SILK SKIRTS.
Taffeta Silk Jupons. In blacks and change.
ables. beautiful shades. at &6.40 and
HOUSE DRESSES.
House Dresses. made OF washing rnaten-
ais. &c., 1Sc., $3.50.
Challie and Cashmere House Dresses.
1915 and @6.8S.
A magnificent assortment Of House
Dresses. Longing Robes. DC. newest
styles and most becoming effects.
China Silk House Dresses. $500; all
colors and Sizes
SILK WAISTS.
China and TafYeta Silk Waists at 1918,
$780, SS,7S; all guaranteed fast colors.
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Children's Coaks tsizes up to years..
made OF Cashmere. Fancy Mixtures and
weeds. stylishly trimmed. at Sl.68,
$3.50, 1915.
Cashmere Long Cloaks. embroidered and
trimmed with baby ribbons. ~ .eS, E2.75,
&3.8S.
9Th AV0nuA. 10Th IN 2nth Sirani
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and Fred z Colt US delegates to the Mime
apOlls Conveptton. A resolution was adopted
Comm sndinf the Standardization Of President
Harrison. The delegates arc un!nstrnctsd
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Misses Jackets, Goats,
and nowmaketS.

We are Offering exceptional values in
Misses Jackets, Coats, Newmarkets.
As we use only all wool or worsted mate
rails. together with the best qualities Of
trimmings and have our Misses garments
made by the best manufacturers OF London.
Berlin and New York, We take pleasure in
recommending them for their serviceable
qualities.
No charge made for altering either Ladies'
or Misses Cloaks or Suits.
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JOHN D. RoCKErELLER's NEW STABLE
able. while Jessie Clark. o very speedy mare
that pulled Mr.. Rock efeler to top buggy In 10.
Spt died soon after. Is rsprssentea ~ Jerome
Every summer John d. Rockefeller goes TO
Cleveland. and his horses are sent there as
well. the famous mile course at Qlenvlew AZ.
shape Tor fast work. while there are many hne
roads In that locality. When the trotters come
more commodious quarters awaiting them ior
their owner has recently purchased q stable
just west al Sixth avenue on Fifty-hfth street
kings The property occupies three large lots.
from 12o TO- 40. making. . frontage Of seventy
MI. Fiaeier crested veritsbis equine
palace about ten years ago. tho stable proper
haying . width OF fifty feet. with an exercising
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WIN sema 10 Denmark for TLe...

District Attorney Ncoll prepared extradition
papers yesterday for Oscar Dreamer aud Oscar
BiorkRan. who ore charged with buncoing
Dig Phyie Wall street brokers. ont Of thous.
ands OF dollars. They arc supp sed to have
gone TO Dsnmark on the steam ship Oasdalc.
which sailed on Monday
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GLOVES.

Late importations just received In our
exclusive brands Of the best French Gloves,
"Asuvillo"-"St. Laurent 'Clsrnent"
including all tho newest colorings and
fancy shades. In Suede and Glace to
match the novelties in dress goods and
costumes. Special embroideries. Short
and long fingers.
Special for This Week.
Ladies' 7-hook Lacing Kid Gloves. in
tan. gray. mode, and brown. at 0Sc. pair:
actual value $1.35.
Ladies' s-button French Suede Mousque-
taires. in tan and brown. csc. pair: actual
value $3.50.
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leased o plot OF ground
at 2U7 West Twenty
Nth street and has
built n spacious and
handsome club house
thereon. at q cost OF
1924. 900. from designs
by Walter H. G. Hor-
mum. The club expects
to give a housewarm-
ing shortly. The build
ing is q three-story and
basement structure OF
brown stone to the
second story. with the
uppor stories OF red
brick and terra Gotta
trim m n q 8. In the
basement are the bowl
Ing alley. boiler room,
and coal and wine
vaults. A lnrge meet
ing room and the Of
fice Of the club. finished
In cherry. nre In the
first story. Tho wood
work In the second and
third stories IL OF oak.
In tho 6oeOn1 atnrv
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Fan Department.

Rich Fans Of every description. con-
slsting Of Real Point and Duchesse Lace.
Pearl stick Fans, Gauze and Silk Fans.
Japanese summon Fans. &c.
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are the card rooms AMI the buffet Arches.
rooms. In the third story nro. the ianitor's
rooms. a reception room, and kitchen. The
furniture for the now house cost 81. 5OU.
stone arch Of the entrance. and q repeated In
the cathedral glass panel OF the yestitMlo
floor OF the yestlbule ia tiled with white Ital
Ian marble. bordered with Esperanza marble.
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A xOfxD ezUs or JERSEY crrr

New shs Ralaas Nave H1osrSshsA sinss
Their rOfAstiea n 1859.
A club to DO successful nscessitates judy
ment. energy. and hearts OF loyal courage
upon part Of the members. This will answer
for the prosperous condition Of the Palma
Club Of Jersey City. Tho orGanization was
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ANOTHER CLUB HOUSE

Comfortable Qaarters for tho Prosperou =
Pequods On the West Side.
The PeQuod Club is a comparatively new
Democratic organization. which has outgrown
NJ temporary quarters at Twcnty-ilfth street
and Eighth avenue. In June last tho club
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shown in tho accompanying illustrations
should be the finest private stable In New
York. though the standard Oil Presid ent will
find 1t difficult to make II more convenient and
attractive than the model ssta lishment OF his
brother William located Just behind st. Luks's
Almost half a'mils distant from these pala-
t!al abodes for fortunate eGuines. and east OF
Central Park. p another stable which In its
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g. a:s sS c ..s p r sn: ss q
Mc kockefeiicrs road sters. Flash her:
sslt hs: been, used for breeding 1 sSSsa
sx.chamrIon Phaiias Is. the ally TscomA
now In her third year. And already quite well
along In her education under MoLean,s euid.
lot. Patriot IN. n son Of Brown wilkes. and
Lady 0se,A. mare OF American Star blood.
being model young,ter. full OF lie. yet tract
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STRAW G00DS-lmported Novelties,

o'ooo dozen fine Imported Novelties In
Ladies'. Misses and Children's Straw Hats
and Bonnets-the lnte ideas OF all tho
leading foreign makers. representing
shades. styles. and colorlngs which canuo:
be seen elsewhere.
We are also showing ovcr 10000 dozen La.
dies. Misses and Childrcn's Hats in all the
new and popular shapes and styles from
our best domestic manufacturers. marked
at positive bargain prices.
Specisl.-2.0OO dozen Ladies'. Misses and
Children's Straw Hats, in new shapes and
styles. at 25c., 4Sc.. 75c., and csc. ouch:
worth from TIC. to $1.5o.
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CLEARING SALE OF
Easter Novelties

including Easter Card, Booklets,
EsEs, Chickens, &C., at greatly re-
duccd prices.
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RIB = ON s.

5000 pieces fine Millinery Ribbons. all OF
tho very latest style. 81 and inches wide.
at 20c. per yard; wo,u sc. to Csc. yard
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Misses Suits.

We have prepared large and beautiful
assortment Of CONFIRMATION SUITS
for Misses. and beg to cali special atten-
ton to tho low prices at which we offer
them.
Also to our unequalled collection Of
for Dress. School and Street wear.
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Children's Trimmed Hats.

1000 choice Misses and Chidren's Dress
and School Hats all made from the verv
best imported materials. and OF choice do.
sisn' no two alike; marked ut popular
prices.
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Millinery Department.
Grand Easter Exhibit of
Pine French Novelties,
Bonnets, Round Hats,
Toques and Turbans,

Ahs week we shall mako our regular
Easter Exhibit Of Imported Novelties in
bonnets. Round Hats. Toques. and Turbops.
representing the latest creations OF the
leading modistes OF Paris. such as Caro-.
line Reboux. Pouyannc, vrot, Tuvcc
'osee. Heitz-Boycr. Colomb. Logs Snurs,
Bonni. Paul virot & Berthe.
In addition we shall display select styles
OF Dress and Suit Hats from our own dc.
signing rooms. marked at extremely ,,r
prices.
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SIMPSON, CRAWFORD SIMPSON
Easter Attractions

stabHhmMt-a will fM
b nunhr suh v.r
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07


81 have Just recovered from second
attack OF the grip this year" says MIR
Jas, o. Jones, pnblisher OF the Leader,
Mexia. Texas. "In the latter case fused
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and l
think with considerable success, only be-
ing in bed little over two days, against
ten days for the first attack. The second
attack am satisfied would have been
equally AZ bad as the first hat for the ose
Of this remedy. as I had to gr to bed in
abont six hours after being struck with
il, while IN the first case was able 10 at
tend to business about two days before
getting down." 50 cent bottles for sale
nv II. H. Watkins. druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07

Messrs. Cage & Sherman, Of Alexan-
der, Texas, write us regarding remark
able cure Of rheumatism there as follows:
"rhe wife of Mr.. Vim. Pruitt, the post
master here, had been bed-ridden with
rheumatism for several years. She could
get nothing TO do her any good. We sold
her a bottle Of Chamberlsin's Pain Balm
AN she was completely cured by its use
We refer any one to her to verify this
statement" so cent bottles for sale by
ii. ii. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07

There is no danger from whoopins
cough when Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy is freely given. II liquefes the tough
tenacious mucus and aid in It's expector
alton. 1t also lessons the severity and
of the paroxysms Of con Ching
aud insnres speedy recovery. There j,
NOT h.. las, 4 ,us.r IN ,i'ing -" ehiii
ren or babies. as IL contains no injurious
substance. 90 ceb' bottles for raie by h
VI Watkins dy,,s.dss
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07
Exeiiesssen

Runs high at III. II. Watkins drug store
over System Builder, as everybody is
using it for caiarrh OF tie stomach. dys-
pepsia, constipation and impure blood,
and to build up the system 1t certainly
possesses wonderful merit when all speak
go we'll Of il.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07

Sick headache. wind on the stomach
bilionsness. nausea, are promptly and
agreeably banished BY DIR. j. II. Me-
Leans Little Liver Kidney Pillets. 25
cents vial.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07
For Sale.

One 10 II. P. boiler and hoisting en-
CINE, $50 feet steel cable. one ore bucket
aud one water bucket. The hoist Is com
pletc, with all necessary fittings. For
pas:i ulars apply to this Office to Anson
IL Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07

Life-size crayon portraits made from
photographs or tin type for tl2 30. For
particulars address ALICE GooDaAs,
Hacgberry, A. T.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07
So,Rsnt.

In Kingman. Arix., one OF the fine
large fre.proof stores, directly Opposite
the depot, in the Luthy Block. Best 10
cation In Kingman. Apply to Ii. II
Watkins, Kinginan Ariz.
Mohave County miner., 1892-05-07
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed owner OF the Western View min.
ing claim, and one half owner Of the
Gerritt-Dsvis Number One and Gerritt-
Davis Number Two mining claims will
not he responsible for any debts contract
ed by the contractors, lessees or others
thereon.
JOHN p. DAVIS
Mineral Park, Mohave County, Arizona,
March 21st, 1892. 2ltf
WANTED.-A position as teacher for
Summer months by a Young lady who
has had three years experience in Pbc-
nix public schools. Can give frst-class
references. Apply TO
Box 6.
Phenix, Arizona.
The weekly tribune., 1892-03-19
SENATOR HILLS SPEECH.

Following a precedent established by
President johnson, President Harrison,
and ex- President Cleveland Senator Hill
is doing little of the ''swing around the
circle" business himself in the interests
of his political aspirations. 1t is useless
to disguise the fact that Mr. Hill hopes
to be nominated for the presidency by
the Chicago convention and that his
present speech making tour is made for
the purpose of becoming better ac-
quainted with the people and to show
them just where he stands upon the two
prominent issues of the day-the tariff
and the silver question.
No one who has read the brief synop-
sis of his jackson Miss speech as it
appeared in the TRIBUNE's yesterday
mornings dispatches will doubt his
soundness on the question of tariff re
form as viewed from democratic stand
point, but there may exist a diversity of
opinion as to how he stands upon
the silver question. Yet, interpreting
his language in the light of its reference
the advocates of free coinage can not
doubt his friendliness to the white metal.
Unity, says the senator, will enable
the democratic party "to restore the
sound. safe, sufficient money of our faith
ers when every dollar was as good as a
gold dollar
II these words mean anything they
mean that Senator Hill favors bimetal-
lism; that is, the coinage of silver and
gold upon equal terms as the metals
were coined and employed for over
eighty years by our fathers and as they
were employed up to 1873 when silver
was fraudulently demonetized No other
Interpretation can be put upon the sena-
tors language. Silver was on parity
with gold: he favors its restoration to
that position and contends democratic
victory at the next presidential election
will enable the party to place it where it
was as the royal mate of the yellow
metal. Mr.. Hill is right.