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are not making things cheerful fol
Marcel"
Virginie gave feeble smile; she hai
been trying to find something to say
and she could only think of Marie; il
was strange that Marcel did not ash
after his beloved
Pierre's Impotence broke the spell
He said, abruptly:
Whats the matter, Marcel? you
don't ask bout nybody."
mo, father" Marcel rested both
elbows on the table, and hid his face
in his hands.
In moment his mothers arms were
around his neck.
what is it, my boy? My poor, dear
child. tell me what troubles you"
Pierre rose; it seemed to him that
Virginie and her SON should be left
together, but Marcel stopped him
''Stay, father, 1 have to tell some
thing to both of you; it is about my
marriage"
There was a pause. Pierre cleared
his voice to speak, but Virginie signed
to him to be silent.
Father and mother" Marcel went
on. when was last at home was .
fool l had a repulsion for Marie
Trobe; thought she was not what
she seemed, and yet Ilet her draw me
on, even asked her to be my wife
When left home felt that / did not
love her, but did not know how to
free myself / was most unhappy.
You remember that three weeks ago
l wrote to put OF my return; we'll,
had been told terrible story by \
sure authority. learned that Marie's
father died bankrupt, and that the
money which she says he left her came
to her in wrongful way"
Pierre tried to interrupt, but Marcel
put out his hand.
Patience, a moment longer. Tell
me, mother, whether Marie is in Come,
and is she well?"
''She is in Come. and she is we'll"
Virginie answered.
81 wrote to her." Marcel went on.
land told her what l had heard. I
asked her to say that the story was not
true; and that she had not lived in
Paris with this friend, this manBourget
I said if she would write and explain I
would take her word, and como to
Come as If nothing had happened, but
she did not answer my letter. l wrote
again; still the same silence. l fear
she is not good woman-that she is
not fit to be your daughter, mother"
He had risen while he spoke, and he
stood looking with appealing eyes, first
at one and then at the other.
what can l do? Must 1 appeal to
her, face to face. or am I bound to
marry her? After all she may be inno-
cent"
Pierre clapped his hands, whistled
and drummed his fists on the table.
Father" Marcel exclaimed, sternly;
''this is not time to play the fool"
And then his mother seemed. to his
alarm, also to lose her senses; she, too.
cried joyfully:
MY boy, my dearest, you have made
me the happiest woman in Come" He
stared at her with shocked, incredulous
eyes
Yes, yes, you are freel There Will
be no Marie Trobe to trouble you after
she will then be Nine. Bour-
get"
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CHAPTER II.

Two evenings later there was tap
at the door, ana in walked Marcel. In
their joy al seeing him the father and
mother forgot eiar;e Trobe, they were
so eager to hear all that had been hap
peningto this dear. Only child Later
on at supper the young soldiers hand
some face looked embarrassed IS he
glanced at his companions He began
to speak. and then he stopped This
was the moment which Virginie had
dreaded. and for which she had been
trying 20 prepare. She had resolved TO
let Marcel question her. instead OF Of
fering information for it had seer ed
possible that he might learn the news
as he passed through Haveex-
For about FIRE minutes there was ST.
lence IN the cottage.
Then Pierre said: What ais you two
talkative ones? Eli then, mother, you
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-27
A womam's Remedy for inAsmstory hheuma-


am an old sufferer from infsmstory
rheumatism. The past winter IL came
upon me again. very acute aud severe.
Ny joints sweliei and became iudan-d,
sore To touch or almost TO look at Upon
the urgent request of my mother in-lss.
tried Cham 5eriain's Pam Balm To reduce
the swelling and ease the pain, aud to my
agreeable snrprise 1t did both. | hAvs
Used three fifty cent bottles aud believe IL
to be the finest thing fer rheumatism.
paias and swe!iiags extnnL ID. 4. Carr.
1885 Harrison 81. Kansas city, Alo. For
sale by Hettinger Bros. 2i6 East Douglas.
and Van Nerden Pharmacy, sss y Main
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READERS AND NoN-RsAoeRs.

Bright People Of the World who Have
Very Little nooh -kso~iedEe.
Certainly there are plenty Of people.
men and women. who are exceedingly
intelligent, and this not in any limited
direction. who never read. vino know
nothing about books, aud who could
not gain from them any apprecisble
addition TO their brightness They
have thought. and they can talk. They
observe. as = rule. much more closely
than tSe readers, who are apt either 20
be preoccupied. OF 10 be mentally dis
sipeted" is 10 other word-and
think, when they think. in a more
original wav, or rather. as that word
has now a conventional meaning. In
\ way which is less obscured by the
influence of tine common-scnss of
most"
Their thoughts. poor or perfect, are
NJ least their own. and are strong
thoughts. They lack width usually.
though not always; for intercourse
with readers has much Of the effect of
reading; but they have a certain d.
rectness and tenacity as 10 the point
at issue. They are apt, too. to have
humor. the incongruities ~ things
striking them even more than they
strike rcaders-how much had Burns
read?-and humor Of the peculiar kind
which we define rather indefinitely by
the word ''raciness. that is. favor, the
trace OF the onion which snimstes the
salad. In talking. il is said. they are
deficient: but that 10 often only be-
cause they are in presence OF
persons whose knowledge Of books
they dread. or because they be-
long TO the classes or races
for there are both--to whom the
privilege OF talking easily has not ben
given. There are women among w
who never read. and talk exesilentiy
well--tkere were scores Of them 10
France Just before the revolu'ion-snd
men who talk IS only chiefs Of profess
sions can. but who have never seen
book since they were at college. In
deed, we believe that II the lit~rsry
would inquire. they would be rather
startled at the number Of the latter.
There are no; only the scores Of = Die men
who have no time for reading. bu. other
scores IN every profession 70 whom
reading 10 very like al imposes bliit-.
They can not do IL any more than .
reading mao can get through Sis
n1ondis or The wsndersr
There is a literary 'assuuption current.
now indeed crystalixing into a. axiom.
tha, all able men with the time "a
read books. and thai II thev do po2 :
Is the fault ~ the nssvspzpers. or -
novels. or conx>nissi perYsrsi'F: hns
the assumption j. totally gnf5undaa-
Numbers % men ~ seen Int llgsres
simply can not read. and never open =
book and neither satsr r. tse aefs-
esenrr nor f1e IL s4spsetef ~ tis
world There sTss pisnfr - taaesls-
genee before printing snd tsefers zzzsr-
pseripts heeaGse accessible - any b1f
the ~~sishV IN Asa. csstsise fbcoio-
~, al ability = sssep~nsiess 81 Af-sse-
kno7.lrcTes and ths sts.esEnee wnp
never read sFe insast@iv nlsTr satsi5i.
ges. shss fhs B4f-p1s a~aS XII tne}~
original tssesfnS posTsr n sEz1sT.s. g.
the be-oss 81 fore az pscFse - f-oa2oE
spectztzs1.
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A LULLABY.
Sleep, baby, sleep

Sleep, baby. sleep
Mother her watch is keeping:
Slowly. slowly fades the light
Softly. softly falls the night:
Mocnbeams tender round US cleaning,
Whisper that it's time for dreaming
Hush, my dear, the world is sleeping:
Sleep. baby, sleep
Rocking-rocking to and fro
On to Sunderland we go.
Where the fairies mystic song
ECnoes sweetly all night long:
Mountaineering TO and fro.
Oh TO Sunderland we so;
Sleep, baby, sleep
Sleep. baby. sleep
DreamIand vespers are ringing;
Gently. gently flows the streaIn:
Sweetly, sweetly bright stars CLEAN:
Silver dews are softly falling.
Dreamland sprites are calling calling;
Visions sweet to thee they're bringing:
Sleep, baby. sleep.
Rocktng-rocking TO and fro,
Oh TO Sunderland we go:
Down the stream we're floating now,
Mothers kisses on thy brow.
Rocking-rociing TO and fro.
Little one, 10 Dreamlaud go:
Sleep, baby, sleep
Sleep. baby, sleep
Sweet, sunny eyes now closing
Smiling. smiling in your sleep
AT the fairies secrets deep:
Golden curls in wavy splendor
Woo thee now with kisses tender;
Naught shall harm thy sweet reposing;
Sleep, baby, sleep.
Sleep. baby. sleep
Rocking-rocking TO and fro
On TO Stun berland We go.
Listening TO the fairies song
Floating round us all night long;
Rockirg-rockinG to and fro,
on 10 Sunderland we 60
on we go-on we go
Sleep, baby. sleep
Harriette e. Johnson. in Good Housekeeping
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An Idiots Memory.

Great men are usually said to have
great memories, but il does no. follow
that all who have great memories are
great men. An idiot in Ohio was a
great curiosity many years ago. He
knew the whole Bible by heart from
beginning to end. and if any verse
was read or repeated to him he could
tell exactly in what book and chapter
il was TO be found. and its verse num-
Der in the chapter. He was considered
a great marvel in this particular. but
in every other he was a mental i'm
beetle, and could not be trusted even
to feed himself.
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CHICAGO Grain ard proa,c.

CHICAGO. Sept. 26-wheat-No. ? Spring cash
saoS>sc, SepteIn Der o61sc: october - December
G.ec NAV .essc. Corn-No cash 4,ssc, Septe IA tey
suyso. October issc. Dece mber &c May i.5sc oats
40. cash 2,as; Septem ier 2sasc, October 2Sssc
.,ecerr Ter Nay a-lSc. Rye &c. Barley nominal
Timothy s - 81 FlaNseed - e3SLi tc,Is ,ork
Iash $if u-ll o. Sepiember IL. 90. October SIS 81
Lara oasli a. Stt" s. september - 81 October
-. Short l"bs SIS DNe l0u2ir. shoulders 81 80
=. o. Short clear $50 sesly 5. sugar. Cut loaf 6lsc
srSEulated as standard A 5tsc. Butter firm;
creamery 22s2sc dairy I6a25c, h;ss firm. strlctiy
IRISH is3eSigc. sS'
Whest-Lecetrts. le5cOQ: shipmer;s Is ngl Corn
Receipts, $40 siiinments l.Na Oats. 30.
reipts. 5i0,n0, shipments. 23.01
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-Customer-''This cloak just suits
me, young man, il you are sure the
trimmings will wear we'll" Clerk
1.-THE trimmings otter, ! am sure. I"
Custorner-"Great land, know it
oughter, but the question is, will it?"
Clerk-"Yes, can assure you it viii be
fur a long time"
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~. LOUIS Grain and Prodpcc.

ST. LorIs, sept.2s.-Uheat lower. Cash sis1c. Sep
tember 6ic, October t2lic. December 6.i.c
pay &c, Corn, lower. ash ST. september 81 &C
bic, October ..-c December ;al9c. oats higher
ASH &c. Septamper &c October &c Nav s2c
Pork hener; new jebbing SIS TO- Lard low en- So 51
Lead dun, IS % asked. Ryslower; sg.ac. Barley
ectlve. large sales Iowa 52ls 5s1a Hay steady
Timothy 80 O0Gl2 a. prairie So 2sas' co. bran bel.
ter. 6lshltsc east track, FHxseed firm, 81 10 But
ter E!sheI separator creamery -5Qs2sc CHOICE dairy
Whest-keoeipIs 52.l0t. shipments q. go. Corr
receipts SeUJ. shipments l92,Ou4 Oats-Recelpts
t2,UuH. shipments lS.tUu,
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Kansas CITY Grain ard Produce.

KANSAS CITY. sept. 26.-wheat aa4c lower.
10. hard siss0a5c, No. red 5G@561ec. Corn loc
oais more active: No. mixed 25<t25c. No. , white
.6@2sc RE iii far demand No. = igc. flsxs.ed
etrady; 9GH2c Bran easie 57d5Sc HAY firm;
timothy s. sos o. prairie S. O0d6 o. Butter firm:
Sream-ry 2UGs-oc, dairy lot2Gc. Legs quiet less
arm. Isc.
y heat-Receipts. llafUl. shipments. 1860. Corn
-heVepts. lo.OJu; shipments 3.UW Oats--lteceipts
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- Advice 50 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teethlng. II
SCOT hes the child, softens the gums aiiays
all pain, cures wind collie, aud is the
best remedy for diarhoea. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. Used 10y millions of
mothers d6itf wi6l.
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-"ts,, f4t5sT. sal tie yoEng rsGe
vs.a tae colisge fzsszsa8. 80 szras.se
ia nine Xca - rssar 20 hesr fsoss..
re IN TIE world ! rscSoss we Ns.A
sz~safsset she 90 EsaE. a. IN zssost
tes seccns4s. 5ohn. reach ss iAs.
klckorv
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

EEw ORLEANS: Sept 26.-Cotton quiet; middlinR
upands i5-ltc. low midding li-.tc. good OF din.
cry bite.
BALTIMORE Sept. 2G-Coree finn but quiet Spot
Rio 1890 le1.e.
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumseb Bes
and shortest route VIM SHEARER
Manager

Take Myers stage line at Wharton and
Orlando fer Saltwater. Lewis Myers,
proprietor. 1otf
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as if to keep one another company; but
at the farther end, which finally sloped
up to the cliff, it was full of stiffness.
Some way before you reached Mother
Virginie's cottage the shops ceased,
right by houses, some large, some
small. standing in gardens, while on
the left were groups of cottages be-
tween which the sea showed itself
close by. Some rough stone steps led
from Virginies garden into the High
street, and a tail woman, fashionably
dressed, stood on the topmost step and
gathered up her clinging blue skirt as
she nodded to Nine. Dupont.
"Well, Mother Virginie. we shall see
who is right" she said in a hooking
tone 81 know what l know. am
sure that Marcel is in no hurry to come
home; he does not mean to marry. You
.are more than venturesome to set your
opinion against mine-I. who have
lived in Paris, and who take a daily
newspaper. What can you know in
comparison"
Mile Marie Trobe looked furtively
over her shoulder to make sure that
Pierre Dupont was not within hearing
distance. then she turned slowly to her
hostess thereby exhibiting the elegancy
of her fower-trimmed hat, and held
her skirt carefully, SO that it
might not rub against the steps.
"You cannot wonder If help
myself" she said, insolently, you may
as well know the TRUTH can marry
Nj. Bourget whenever I choose, and
have consented to become his
wife on Saturday. You can say 'Ta-ta'
for me to your handsome boy, Mother
Virginie." She laughed scornfully.
Before Mother Virginie had found a
word of answer Marie Trobe picked her
way down the steps and sailed back
to her natty shop, gay with bathing
costumes and many-colored stuffs for
gowns.
Facing the stone steps on which Vir-
ginie stood looking after the dress
maker. the golden green sea lay gilt
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The following are tho representative sales Of hogs
h. r.iS
sHEkP.
wichita Produce Market.

Potatoes Colorado 75c. Eggs l09llc. Butter
First creamery &c. second Creamery loo. otheI
grades I5QllSc.
Cbickens-hens Sc per pound; spring SIC; ROSTERS
&c. Ducks; old 4c, young &C: geese. Old &c. young
&c; turkeys SC,
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eraut RECLINING chair ears nil trains. ani
Pullman -lerpers from Wichita to Kansas city aIi
tnic1sa without change On ,iicht traits. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north sonih. east and west. and steamship tickets
sold to all European poiiIts at lowest rates cry
Ticket office 100 Fast Douglas avenue Uorner 5iain
street; passenger station corner douglas AID aiead
avenues. Telephone l9.
i. II. rHITItps. Tlckaf a:saG
rNo. SEBASTIAN. u. Z. * +. A.. Ch,rago, Iii.
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Aged EushaEd-T begin 10 think.
Mary. that I've wrecked -four young
happiness BIZ permitting you 20 marry
IN o.d man ike ne.
Yornz Hise-oh. 10. indeed: ex-
pect 70 make ms second husband very
;eaious telling him how ford I was 81
rou-Once Week
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Local Grain ana Feed Marx...
Wichita Horse Market.

Wheat No. 9. <0c. Corn S5c. Dat 23a24c. Baiet
hay Sc 20. Ground s3VzSJc. Corn and oat
n41xed BIC. ijl an 70c.
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wichita Mule Market.
10 0CGl5O 0

Wichita Breadstun Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 g. ex
r ncv -
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yyrsf, sSE&Tg saTED-wE HAVE 3rY-
IA - far ssE8 ere.4sas sgs.z So 20 -
= s--E1ss ss~zsesss- fra fs-sSs = tl&ss @issEs
gsss-sssas sss-rs e faaas 1szzsFf zss7fas 81 ss3
ss-Ts-- - ssls - ssss< sgsces s-ss-s
..gs.sss - grsssTs. a4ssgsz4 .t-testasar@e tsss.
80 ess.a,si -. assss est
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r0R TRADE
70. ELN Itor.e..

V,SgE gExT-s Hsg4E or ArS 80 ~
IT ysxlsy fa<als@Sz- s=z SE1seSs@ s
az =. k8s>&4s 49, H~
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fs.ffs -sl.sl--ssss4g ais - sAsE- fiiE EfssT
s.~s-s-se ztzssss< - g ~ ssfs s'szs.ss
= ! fssssss ~ tssss- saa< .szsAs4 ssxsss
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THE WESTERN SHOOL OF
ELOCCTIOE IND rOEy

Opens the firrst term of is fo,uh year September
llth. m Ci:sses in Eiocution. Oraiory, Rhet-
orc Grace Culture and Laws OF Health, By Mrs
ar ifany. ffcEch and German by Miss Maria
Mathis. send for circulars
GEORGE W, EoSS Principal
y u =. a. builoins. Wichita, HANS.
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RAILROAD TINE T4BLES
ATCHISoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
TRAINS
ARRIVE LEAVE
NORTH AND EAST.

NORTH IND
No. 411 Kansas City Exp'ss 50
No 4G6 Chicago Nestbule
Fast Express. ............. Hos NJ ii ID
press. s5Opa 9NpN
No. ass Englewood Expr'ss go p
No. AS Local Freight. $50 p 425
No. 46S Freight. ....... go.
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. 401 oklahoma City and
tO.t Worth Express. sl0A NJ 80 A N
No 4U1 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. ......... JOAN 720 A
No. 403 Fort Worth. Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express ......... s10pM SEQ p NJ
No. 4l5 Wichita Express. i 150PM Stops
No A.. EnglewcOd Accom-. 9lOAM
No. Al. Local Freight. 800. ll05 A NJ l2Ol A N
No 1863 Freight ............
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mls!lls LEsiale
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Sept. %.
CATTLE.

The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shipper n idea OF the general rnnge OF prices
Native shipping Steers good to extra - 2oe o.
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~op -1Is-HAKD coal HaAIkR. s9Ff
L Goa siOys hA2r3pg amps go fcpess ave
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EOI, N1II-Eeui izaatc.

T,Df. -a4-A--z 3. > 4-eD - tttsi. ; fas -
y 81 EEL US ssssEs4. ~ u. s5tASg zseas -
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

= The hog market opened active at an adj
vance Of 5d l0c aud closed strong.
REPRESENTATIVES,
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yroR sALE CHEAPEST or rs SEks
i Iooss- Hras r. a ii<1aS.4G- y saiinsIon. has-
"a I..SSe
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CHAPTER I.
HE High street
Of Come had
t wo distinct
at m o S pheres.
It's lower end
was full Of
busy life; the
shops dow n
there S t o o d
close together,
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:soi. sHLE CH AP TIT SlCksT SADDLE
i .ua d8lyIp- yoEy TIE e4ly. " ~ IA sx1ssn.s
ier god sAGe:y yess tosi Water ~, dtss 81
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ICE sdLL--utscexaae0sIs

TOR sAI.s.-Two JERSEY COWS; ALSO A
sisc. o. ira pOGlsTy and an iacuaaisT. }. v.
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Employment agencies.
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DK. II. EMMA CORR

fensies aid thfdren> diseases p snac,alt,
'nle for Indies during confinement strictly mr.
>fie hen 80 desired, also uetrnansnt hones M,
Weed ior children when desired. Letters OF iucui
- a,l ~ "i'I "swefed promptly Home I'll
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At LAST WE HAVE If-htTfVE WORKERS
"A wanted everywhere TO take orders for Shepps
- or!d's rair Photographed" oay boox o. copy
rigbted Photographs Of bindings, scenes
hibits. Tremendous daily safe; boEanxs Ior
wur. ers drop everything ana sA ndie IL, you VIII
money aast; bi- commissions; books sredit
l1ustrai.u reuaIs. MS Tree Uultt. ~ pho
g.. Addres. ,siobe Bible publishing c5s Dear
bern 81, Chicago. ILL.,, or .-S chestnut 81. Fhiia-
deiphia, Pa iJit.ve
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fToR saLE-oLD LUNgEE TOYS ANo
l. bric@ App a. 81 : Tops ave A.lA~
r~5g shea P-Tay 2 OF FAMILY
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thus have the country on a sound gold
basis, and every dollar issued by the
government, whether gold, silver or
paper, would be accepted not only as
a legal tender for dollar in the pay
ment OF debt, but as thoroughly hon
est financial system. Silver dollars OF
that size would not enter into general
circulation, but they would be valuable
for reserves in banks, and there could
be no harm in coming half dollars Of
the same standard of value, and max
ing them legal tender, while subsid-
larry coins, being mere tokens OF change
could remain as they are, at least for
the present.
1t seems altogether safe to assume
That we may reach sound gold stand
ard OF value without striking silver
from our monetary system, but when
that is conceded to the silver men they
should readily conceive that silver can
not be falsely stamped by the govern
ment at value it does not possess.
Considering the interest the country
has in the production Of silver, and es-
pecially considering how silver is now
interviewer with our circulating med
ium, it is an obvious necessity to
maintain silver as money, but the me-
cessity is imperious for the safety Of
our own credit that the dollar, and
every other dollar issued by authority
of the government must be honest
money. Philadelphia Times.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-08-10
HOw,s This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by Halls catarrh Cure,
FL. CHENEY & CO., Teledo 0.
We, the undersigned have known,
FL. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations male
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, o., WALDING KINNAN
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists Toledo,
Ohio,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, actingdirectly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists.