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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
LAnon TROUBLES.
Riots IA british Honduras on Account
of ths Wage Qusstiun.

NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. l6.-The
Central America Tunes OF December
l4th, published ut Belize, British Hon
dutas, received here by mail today,
contains long account OF labor riot
which took place hero on the nth
inBt. The origin OF the present dis.
turbRnco Ia purely industrial. The
men engaged in mahogany and
lOgwood cutting who constitute the
bulk OF the laboTrrs OF the colony
demanded higher wages than NOR
chants were inclined 10 pay, aud hav-
ing failed 10 obtain relief by npplioa-
ton 10 the authorities, they became
oxafpefated aud began 10 wreck the
Htorss Of their employers. When the
mob reached MultTie's store, II was
confronted by the clerks armed with
IevOlvefs. They flred over tho heads
OF the mob and wounded n man aud "a
woman. Tho mob then rushed Into
CrameT's store, smashing "A NUM-
Der OF glass cases, music boxes and mu-
blcal instruments, and carried oil q
large number OF watches. Several
persons were slightly bruised by being
stuck with clubs. From about $3.50
O'Clock, when tho riOting began, the
town was unprotected and at the mercy
OF the mob. The cOnslabulary was not
idle, but the rioters were not In tenn
per 10 listen TO reason, and all efforts Of
the officers were insufficient 10 produce
n cessation Of the disorder. All they
could do was TO take into custody and
connno In the police station man
whom they looked upon Nv q ring
leader.
The rioters then turned thBir atlen-
tion 10 tho police station. The windowa
were broken, and the attitude of the
mob was 30 threatening that the pris-
onsr was released. A few minutes
before O'Clock forty blue Jackets aud
three files OF marines were landed and
marched up TO the courthouse wharf,
On the blue jackets being drawn up In
front OF the police stat IN nll signs OF
disorder ceased. From the steps OF the
council chamber the governor Hu-
dressed few remarks TO the crowd.
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and the coin notes are TO bs redeemed
In gold and silver without discrlmins.
ton a. may be most advantageous 10
the government. Provision 10 also
made for issuing coin notes on stand
ard silver coin. All the outstanding
gold aud silver certificates are to be
retired AMI coin notes are to be subsii.
tutgd therefor.
Provision Is also made for the re.
demptiOn OF outstanding gteenbacks
and treasury notes In gold OF silver
coin without discrimination. An
emergency fund Ia created ~ that Ia
case VI panic or money striugeucy the
secretary Of tho treasury may, ON de-
poslt Of Unite1 states inteftBt.bearing
bonds Issue TO doposilors Of the bonds
coin noics. Interest ON such bonds Ia
tO 20 To tins government while they are
on deposit, and should they mature
while on depJsit they are 10 be can.
Ceiled.
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"Thcy nro more than nero puppets
they nro the material for tho social his.
tory Of % great monarch and not little
Of her timos also Il would BE- dinuult
FOR on ordinary American citizen TO
guess whit IS rvfouod 10 IN this sen.
tcncc. which occurs IN an editorial art.
Gle recently published IN the London
Standard tho principal organ Of tho
Conservative and Uni1nist parties Tho
material fer tho social history Of
Queen Victoria aud her timCs is moth.
ing else than % collection Of wooden
dolls used by her majesty when she was
q child. Now Yorl. Tribune
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distribute our product in that territory
has violated he agreement wish this
company, anu has made alliances for
purchase OF its supplies through other
channels which would practically bar
thiu company from selling goods In thu
eastern territory (whore we nnvo here
t0ioro marketed nearly oua halt Of our
pf0uuctl unless this company IL placed
In a position 10 open tie own ulstrlbut
Ing houses In that Territory.
Your difeciofs consider II Imperative
that provision Tor Obtaining this al IL
tlonhl capital DO made with "a little
delay hs possible. Aueih anu liabilities
on December J., 1894, wtrB aa iOllowa;
Asaoic-Stock lof apirlls, alcohol aud
whiskics, s520, 1920; stock Of gain,
co.ouerage anu other material; $780,.
aBll2; good book accounts, f3Td,2i0. 40;
value u nrc iusuranco,s 10000; cash IN
the treasuret's hands, siUO, sO2 a.; each
IN nlant',s2Gj, 1890; making total Of
q 32l ,295.0i.
LiaUill,iut-Bllls payable, si56,5Oj.-
20; rebates due to the trade, 81, Oil.8ls.-
I'll expensc items and other debts 10
January /, 1895, $4,000; surplus cash
and cash asssls, 1901, 1903. Total,
81 25l, &j3,Ol.
Three plans for toorgnulzallng the
lntotents now In trust are presented.
The ntBt provides f1r the formation Of
new company, capitalized At sl0,50O,'
900, 100000 preferred anu $1,000.
OOO commOu,tho old stock shares ~ be-
taken with the new stock.
Plan No. . II substantially the same
on plan No. l. excepting ~ 90 the man.
ner Of subscribing Tor tue stock.
Plan No. reduces the present capt.
talslock Oi $4,000, 900, each stockhold-
er 10 DO asked TO surrender his stock
aud accept one share Of paid w stock
for every i've shares ho now holds, that
si,OOO,OOO new common stock DO ISSUED
aud that two sharet Of paid up stock be
Issued 10 each subscriber for 500 paid
~.
This plan would provide for the nd'
dili0nal working capital needed II tue
stockholders eubsctibs Tor the same,
but leaves the question OF tho oancolla.
ton Of leases OF Idle plants aud Ia 4,
reduction Of the fixed charges to b
settled.
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TWO stsam .elIisr. Lost

SAN FRANCISCO, Gala, rec. i9.-
The general upiuion among sea iaring
mon % that tho steam golfers Mont
csefrat Aud kewoOwa will never be
seen again. rhe only hops IL tnat tbs
cllllors were driven north by the
storm and that they ate now In some
shelterUd cove along the Bfitiah Col
unbih coast. Their fate buing con.
siiorrd hopeless, anxiety Ia now trans
ierrcd to tue bark Columbia, whioh
lett Port Blakely IA days ago for this
port with cargo 0t lumOet; tue
dcrmEuia, a bark, 10 days CUT from
Seattle, coal laden for San FrauclscO;
tho ship J. Is. Brown, 10 days out
from NRagimO with coal tor this port,
and bark soa King, which sailed day
later than the ]. rs. Brown from the
same port and for the same destination,
All four would bo In the wOrst Of the
storm between Cape FlatIefy and Capt
BlnucJ.
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"Jcss.c had been a groat sufferer from caiarrh
for Che ulHt two mr. thfUr years, rho would
lsAc coIl cns.y hnd often. Tier nose would
uisht Hhu was oftuu compo .lod 20 breathe
through hTr mouth.
"nnt what alarmed ne worse was tho
sovcr1 attacks OF headache, s1 severe nt
umOa had 60 tnkO her ont M school.
>omU doctors told mo that ts,Hc distress
ius headaches were caused from Dd ictyo via.
Ion. hut after dive miuutcs conversation with
nr Shores was convinced that her trouble
was purely the result OF catarrhal compiler
tons and Tho perfectly satisfactory results u
~ SHORES treatment has thoroughly demon
srtiod u 10 me.
"lt was through reading tho testimonials Of
my friends and ncIghnurs th1t wac Induced
o. take ny daughter IN Doctor shores and
AN very glad 20 add my Enforcement 20 tho
hundreds ~ others nni ~ any ono dcauos
shall De pleased 10 have them cali NJ tny ruais
dcucc, 800 caat fifih south street. ana viii
iAkc pleasure in telling thom an know u
Dr. hhurua famous system Of treatment aud
tho good hg has done"
Doctor shores treats and cures ca
tnrrh aud nii diseases Of the eve,
kidneys, aud bladder. niI chronic, pri-
NHtv nud nervous diseases Of both sexes,
AMI diseases Of women nud children.
NOON, 2 90 3 n venting, 90 s. SUM
W3NTIi Tor Ill CaiarrhaI Diseases
sa'l i.s Zee o Gs."s , nno' ii,d maui snS
I'niutess Treatment" NJ you cannot
como TO the ofIicc write for Doctor
shores new ytnptom list nud have
your ease dingnosca Rnd get expert
advice FifiG.
LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE
DOCTOR q. W. sHOuEs,
Consulting Physician,
"a Hast second south street,
salt Lake City,
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THE WHISKY TRUST.
It's Aaseis aud LiNbnitisa-Eo
zation Plans

ltn Assem- anu AiNhilitteH-EsosufEu
zation PIanI
PEORIA, H., Dec. IS. The circular
adopted by the directors OF the Distlll-
ing d Cattle Feeding company at Ga o
meeting held la this city last week was
hent out TO tho stockholders OF the
company tonight, and it will reach
none Of them before tomorrow. 1t Ia a
lengthy document containing q state
ment Of the condition Of tho company
and declaring reorganization ngcos.
ssry, three plans being submitted for
the approval Of the stockholders.
IL states In tho outset that In view OF
the radical change which have taken
place since the annual meeting, the
board considers II incumbent to make
a clear and concise statement OF the
Affairs OF tho company and the con.
ditions that confront them ut present.
The board made every possible prepar.
alton TO take advantage Of the in-
creased tax lately enacted Into q law.
A large amount Of spirits and alcohol
In bond had been accumulated.
Tho circular then reviews the tnJrts
OF President GreenhuI anu other otll-
cials 10 effect "A loan and tho difficulties
they encountered.
In addition TO tho capital required
by the company heretofore for the COM
duct OF its business, II will be- neces-
Hary to provide additional capital for
the distribution OF Its product In the
eastern territory, % the American Dis
tributlng company through which We
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

one strictly iut class upright piano,
bran new, mahogany case, worth $3.50
cash, for $500; one elegant upright pl-
auo, bran new. French walnut cate,
worth $500, Tor only $50; QUO bcautt-
iui upright piano, worm $500, Tor $40
only; one cabiEet grand upright piano,
bran new, Mahogany cAte, worth 5000,
for only $3.50; one cabinet grand u
fight plano, Eugllsh walnut oasr,
worth $3.50, for only 1926. The abovU
pianos must be sold withiu i've days.
What could be- mOte elegant for n
Christmas gifl Than one Of ths above
pianos,
TENrLE or Music.
No. e0s South, West Temple street,
4. v. Block.
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suit Against snn francisco.

San FRANCISCO, Dec. i0.-John w.
Msokay anu Rlonard V. boy, uxccu.
tors u tue will OF the late Mrs. rhofosa
Fair, have commenced suit against the
city aud county VI San Francisco for
s2g,532.O5, winch they paid under pro-
tttt 90 the tax collector. Tue taxes
paid was upon the Northern Railway
Company VI California, and tho Uxccu'
tors maintain that the bonds arc non
assvsaablo because the property OF tue
corporation, upon when the bonds arc
secured by mortgages is situated In the
state Of California. They make tue
further point that tho assessment II
void because II does not clearly specify
the character Of the property assessed,
that the par value Of the bonds actually
assessed Is 81, $4,000, whereas In tue
inventory VI the estate are enumerated
bonds o. the par value Of siOOO,OOU
and the bonds possessed are not enum'
Grated In the assessments.
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notice

Commencing Monday, December
l7th, 1894, cur wagons will Start out
on n bottle collecting tour. All bottles
belonging 10 either Of the unierslguod
may be delivered to the ,uamstef call.
ing, irrespective a. 10 whether they
are the property Of Hewlett BfoF., VI
the Salt Lake CITY Soda Water Go.
SALT LAKE CRY EODA WATER Co.
Hewlett BROS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
LANGDoN IN ruE NAVY.
A Nephew Of Rockefeller EnIIsis at
mare Island.

San FRANcIscO, Do. 10. n.
Lsngdon, OF Philadelphia, nephew OF
John ID. ROohoioller, the oil king, has
enlisted In the navy anu Ia TO take
cleTkship aboard the old snip Indepen-
dsnoa VI Marc Island. LanBdOn seems
TO have caused his rich relatives deal
VI trouble. Ho arrived here some
weeks ago from Japan, contracted a
big bill Rt tho Palace and California
hotels aud scattered checks about, but
all came bAGk uishOnOred. lilo was
guest a. the University club, where no
left large wine room account Tor HE
sponsor 10 settle and engaged In var
ious financial operations, purchasing
a 50, 900 equipment from studedakeT's
carnage bOuse, Tor which no dld not
nay. LangdOn'u eastern frienus came
o his rescue on the understanding, It
Is anld, that no enter the navy, secur.
Jug an UAsy berth with u very small
aAiATy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lo.-Ajolph
u. Spreokles has resigned ifom the
vice presidency Of the California Jockey
club, because Of what he considers the
unfair weight put upon hls horse
Cadmus in handicap race whom
Cadmus had TO carry 100 pounds
against senator Irby's lla pounds and
les weight by other hofso', aud this
TOO, ON very heavy tack. 30 SpteCk-
els scratched the horse and Withdrew
from the club, his cflice being filed by
Dan HmTma.
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noNAcun 40 mls rn1rsr.
Tho Trouble Hctwcen Them Reaches
tho supreme Court

OMAHA, Neb,, Dec. ia special
TO the HeC from LlnoOln, Mob, sayai
Tho trouble between Bishop Bona.
cum and his priests has finally reached
tue supreme court. Tno appeal u
Father C0Tbett from the decision OF
this district court Restraining him from
exercising his priestiy junction In the
B0nnuum diocese because the bishop
declared he reiueed 10 DO disciplined,
now comes up on a motion Of COfbott
for an extonoion Of tho time Tor Alag
u transcript of tho evidence adducod
on the trial Of the said ao,iou IN the
court below anu for au order upon the
official slenogtaphor to prepare and
furnish u tho defendant such irana.
CtipI with all convenient speed.
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pnrhhnr.l une. DO rhIenro.

CHICAGO, Dec. lD,-The Marquette
cluD has arranged with DR.. Charles
ParkhuIst, the fearless leader OF the
crusade against vice In New YORK. 10
deliver lecture In the Auditorium,
January "a, on the subject Of "Muni-
cipal Reform"
This will be- the first public appear
ancs Of DR.. Parkhurst in this city ana
it was for the purpose Of comforting
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EDISON HOxINo.
The "wiEard" Down on Exhibitions Of
rhnt tktnd.

NEW York, Doc. l0.-Thomas IA.
Edison has put his foot down ON the
scheme " the kinetoscope exhibiting
company 10 pull tho Corbolt- FitEsim-
mons hght OF ia Mexico. The COM
pany may have the tght but II cannot
have tue use OF Mr.. Edlson's kineto.
graphe, without which II would no
impossible to reproduce the battle.
Ever since Cofbelt and Courtney
fought at the Edison laboratory, the
"wizzafd" has opposed such oxnibi.
tons. stlll the exhibiting company
does not propose 10 withdraw ils onur
Jus. yet
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nLAND's COINAGE PLAN.
uo VIII Present n hubstituts for See,
Rotary CATiisie's Nil

WAsIuNGroE, Dec. ls.-Representa.
tive Bland, OF Missouri, viii move 10
slrike out all after the enaotinB clause
in the Carlisle currency bill now be.
fore the Houeo 0f Representatives and
substitute u measure no has prepared
for currency system based GU coin
and coin noIvH, Mr.. Bland'a plan does
not Interfere with the existing national
bank system, but instead Of allowing
banks to issue notes, ~ the Carlisle
plan proposes, Mr. Bland proposes that
inc government issue tho nuteH, call
ing lnem coin notes. These are to no
redeemed In gold and silver coin and
the government II 10 coin both metalH.
Tue Bland bill provides Tor tho lreo
coinage OF silver and ior the deposit o.
gold aud silver bullion anu the Issuance
OF legal tender notes upon Il. The
bullion Ia to DO subsequently, coined
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

WAsuiN0rOs, Dec. ls.-5pealsor
Crisp and tue House leadera have re-
ported tacit agreement by whiGn the
adjournment for the holiday recess
will be taken at the close OF the session
next Saturday, anu the Resembling
will be- NJ noon January 3rd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Tho Board Of Equalization appointed
to hear grievances IRON waier-ratc
payers as 10 alleged excessive or
wrongful assessments will sit IN the
council chamber. "wednesday evening,
Decemb u 9th, 1894, at 1850 y. M, anu
continue tn session each evening until
further notice. By ordef Of the CITY
Council.
II. Il. DUKE,
Eifw IrsnHuFaF
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COAL LAND DEAL
Names OF iho People Comprising tho
hYndIeate MOI Given.

hyndicatc Noi Given.
CHICAGO, Dec. l0.-Wilh reference
to a Dispatch from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
thAt n Chicago syndicate had bought
up all tho coal properties Mt Rock
Springs, wyo., not controlled by the
Union Pacific company, II Is learned
that h. Il. Lawrence, OF thu First
National bank, has conducted the
negotiations for the property. The
purchase price, no said last night, was
not Sl2, 0O0,O 600 nor anything near H..
Mr.. Lawrence declined 10 give tho
ma mes Of tho people who comprise the
syndicate. He said, however, they
were not all Chicagoans, and, In fact,
he did not know all their names.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
II. 7. DUKE,
City treasurer.

why not 20 to Y. G.. NJ. I. Tor your
choice holiday pfc,onu2 There you
will find silver, china, uifque, glnst-
Imported aud domestic, iino ciockei
lamps uui fancy goods Of nll descrp.
tiouf. For this holiday season too, you
will SEQ a larGe variety Of beautiful
china dinner sets, offered ut greatly
reduced price. lust 10 suii tho timei!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Made 10 order as "chio" M you want
them at pflcoa you pay ior ready made
misfeprtsuntod goods. Altering, re-
pairing, cleaning ~ speciality. Monesyi
the FurTicr, KuutsfOfd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

II s. currently reported that both
Cambridge md oxford will soon oonfor
honorary degrees upon ambassador Bay.
ard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Buy sll your drugs aud medicines
at GJdbo Pltta Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Those intending 10 paint or embroi'
Ser tuspUudtTs tor the holidays, can
hnd plain satin strlis, all cnloiri Hlso
trimmings anu mounting Utah Sue'
pcuuUf Company, 40 State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Big stock Of WoflJ's FaiTgoods Just
arrived, az oil State 81.
NJ. WEHnER,
MAURFy PAUL.
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Cure Them while "a II PossibIe-noa't
Let chem 0row Up with "a Disease
That Wiu Naks Thorn Physical

Mrs.. schwoikcr, residence 800 East Fifth
south street, called ON Doctor shores ono
daughter Jessie whom you are treating
teNa mo thattJ ou'Hny Hho BE- about ready to DO
discharged a. cured. have called 20 state
ihlt your care aud trot tmunt has been every.
tWnE that is satisfactory and 10 YOU can use NY
flAlgmclt g. any advantage anu glad 20 pub.
la endorse your splendid system u treat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Chilblain Liniment always cure
frost bites. Prepared nj dodbe Pitt
Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

DON'T fan ~ call aud see tue wonder
iul "5ymphonionl" AZ Caldcr'a Music
Palace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19

Highes, prices paid Tor raw iurs and
game hoads. Mehesy, the Futricr
kuutsf0Tu.
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nou't Nntl tu
See tho world renowned Steinwhy pi-
AnuBgt CALDRRs MUSIC PALACE.
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Go TO tue old reliable house, when you
will ind the trrt hud cheapest.
CAGUEH's MUSIC PALACE.
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and the late Johu Worthy were in
New York.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23

that our free read advocates would do
well todigest. He says:
"As soon as the baser metals are
reached In sinking on gold lodges, the
market price Of lead becomes an i'm
portant factor IN the profit of mining
gold ores, In no place is this more ap-
parent than in Pinos Altons. Take,
for instance, the ore from the mine
which the writer is working, 1t yields
21s ounces of gold and ~ ounces silver
per ton and 121l per cent lead. which is
equal to $50 pounds in each ton Of ore.
In a mill-rpn of ten tons this amounts
to $500 pounds of lead. 1t surely
makes great difference to me whether
l get S31 % less for that amount of
lead under the proposed Wilson tariff
than I would under the Mckinley law,
1t affects my profits as a leaser as it
does that of the mine owner, and con
sequently the wages of labor. This
whole tariff issue is one of wages, and
there is no nor perfect object lesson
and proof thereof than is found in the
fact that the smelters at Ell Paso anc
Socorro r now crowded with ores
from Mexico, the product of peOn labor
at 6fty to seventy-five cents a day, ever
the Mckinley tariff being insufficient
ty exclude them, while similar mines il
New Mexico are idle and deserted
American miners cannot and will moi
and should not be asked to compete
with such labor"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23
FOR SALE
Old Court h Ouse and Jail
Buildings OF Sierra Coun-
ty for Sale.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Clerk Of the Board of County Com.
mlssioners OF Sierra County, New Mexico,
until March 3lst, 1894, for the purchase of the
Old Court House and Jail of the County and
lands belonging thereto.
Tn steel cells of the Jail building will be
withheld from sale and the board will reser.
We the right of possession until such time as
the new county Jail is completed.
The right to reject any and all bi Is is here.
by reserved by the board.
TH0S. G. HALL,
Clerk of the Board of 90. Commissioners
Febl6-7
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-03-23
COIN.

COIN, an illustrated paper, publish
ed at Chicago, is the equal Of amy irs
class illustrated paper of the ~orhr,
and is advocating, fe.arlessIy and NJ
diligently the free coinage Of save
Every man IN the United States ~ h.
believes IN sllver's remonillzatiun,
should subscribe for it and See to II
that Coin has a greater cremation than
any other illustrated paper. 1t Ia
been made an official organ of the Ma
tional silver forces at the Chlcag,, co
%ventiJn, is racy and able, and l. print-
ed on book paper, with illustrations =
a high order. The price OF Snbsctit-
ton is $500 a year; $l,00 tu g. onth
30 cents for three mouths an 20 rti,,s
for n m0nth-One-half The usn,
price of illustrated papers. Let Silver
men ZEE that Coin has the largpst On
ouIati0n of any newspaper i }lt
United states, thai 1t may talk t. m,
lions 0f people each issue,
Address YOUR let ~, to- Col, lii
Monroe Street, Chicago, Ill. Send pns'-
al card for sample copy,