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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

a horseshoe TO Je affixed without naI,-
LAS Deeu luycIJeu.
The CTu ri aka W hite Star ~teamslIr =
Compani, have d, cIded To establish new
lines between Genoa ana New York To cuiL-
pete ~ith the Germau lines.
lu Tue sixteenth century there was d
curious enactment III England whereby
street hawkeIs we're lOrbidden To sell ap-
Plies ana piums. iur the reason that rel
Wants ala aGpIenuces were unable To re-
slst the sIgnl ol olCnem. ana were CONSEQUENT
~ tempted To steal their employers mon
ey III ordrr To enjoy tne costly deilcacies.
-kheumaJIsn cured in day-"My sti
cure" Tor rheumatism and neuralgia, radI,
ally cures III | TO days. It's action apo,
Jne 81 stem Is remarkable and my sterIuus
IL removes at once the cause ana the dis
ease immediately disappears. Ihe hrs
dune greatly Bcuents. 10 cts. sold 10y j.
BedIck, druggist. Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

DR.. Agnew's Cure Tor tn Heart give,
perfect fenoi Ia al oaoes Ui OrgauIc
oy pataeuc dra Disease In 80 mlnutes,
auu sperulL effects cure. Il Is peer
les feuueuA - faipl, l,aJi"n, onurtnrsS ."
bIcdt "a, >nujuviIng opuitS, Pam Ia L,i
Slue anu al - mpLpms ii DIseased Hrai'
One duse couyIuces. sold by Clty Phal.
macy.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

The Japauese are now getting used l.
glass Al first the glass III railway car
windows had To be- smeared with sIIeake
pUklDg their heads through 1t.
rne dury uf Down East, with It's h1gI
stern ana bow, ilgn Sides With consider
able shear, ard fiat, well rockered bottom
ls saId 10 float III heavier sea better thal
any open boat OF its size.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
II II manutacIureu as powder,

ID unkenneSS, tIe l. uoT Habit, Pos
Ively Nured oy al n.Instcrins Dr.
t-snts Golden opecn--.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

Complete Price Lists OF Wines and Liquors
mailed free.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24
A Ton of
Tall Talk
Full Quarts, gI.G0;
Six Quarts, SIS. 90.

Mail and express orders shipped
promptly, q "a we pay express
charges on al orders Of $40. 90
and over.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

a horseshoe to Je affixed without
LAS Decu luVcIJeu.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-01-24

A wild otter weighing "a pounds was
captured at Otter Lake, uear Pontia, Mich
one day last week. 1t is rare animal in
Michigan, though once plentiful The
skin was sold to Pontiac clothier and fur
dealer for &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

rowing - an undesirable ipapclion
belonging % a state ofimrerf,c,ial &c..
clnssteat with a higher moral develo o.
ment. But that docs away With the
hole argument fot the business % the
m3nsy.Iouder 20 lsGtneiiy advocated
DO The letter Again, The reference to
tho poverty OF Christ and some % che
early church fathers 90 proof asans
Iuzurios has tue fatality OF pros.
iug too muohi Il might with
equal force be- quoted AS it
in tact has beeu-ss su argu.
ment against an accumulation u
wealth Tor any purpose, siucs % 10
well kuown that neither o. these uteu
bic intelligence Tor the requirement Ul
wealth. some oi them even tcBouuoeI
90 as the property OF Ha,a1. As 90
Cull.tis well known that he wore D
g.fm .uti. costly that tho soldiers sl
luo crass refused to divide o., and aIso
ihHt Hr gently feDukci tho dl6ciplu
Whose principles OF political economy
allowed him 20 zee nothing bg' waste
loo the ointmCui- worth at that time
tho immonso sum % f50--poufcI out
by loving hands On tho feet OF the
Master That false spOsllo Is but too
good representative Of some
modern agitsiors 10 DO let sight Of in
this matter
rlssibly these fomarks are needed 10
guard some people from constituting the
letter Of our able Correspondent as
Qualification o.! creed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

ami stronger and hesuier than a
young tres could have pl-sibly become
in The same length Of time, because all
tho CID cap ami root. and vigor asg
already there 20 puth along the now
growth. Ordinarily tho getting OF o.
fve.year.oli tree requires i've year,
by this metIoia five years' growth OF
wood eau readily be obtained from az
all trunk With tolerabIe certainly .n
tw1 yeafs.
We cordially soc1u1 tho suggcsilon,
ami think 10 may be adopted with
p.h. FuIhem 20, every patriot
MUGS regret tho deduction OF a tree Ter
trivial ur f,uouluI reasons. Tue
county has none too ms1y Of them,
aud the statute ON spraying was never
intondei to c|uce their 1umbar he
Who preserves, no. well as he who
plants, isa public beuoaotoE aud OLD
such should be encouraged rtt only
~ law but ny the good words ami ,E.
auplts 81 u'Hnra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
ANOIuLR IREE suGGlSrON.

Referring asGiu 10 the subject Of the
spraying and care OF fruit tfeys, which
these columns bristl alluded to yeslor.
day, MI john T.. SlTensou, ous Of the
iusp, ct0fs In this city, ulers = sugges-
ton thal 10 certainly worth o8usiler.,
ton. In the performance OF biz
uniuial duties no says he frequently
meets with people who arc disposed o.
chop down their iruit tryCs--whers
the latter arc at all Old or uusEilB.au.
tory by reason Of poor shape
md too much WOod-rutlrr than C0t-
tluuo the annual expense OF spraying.
They argue that the quality Oi the
nut from such tTres, even If1ut guam.
tily Ia oil right, 10 not such a, to make
profitable the keeping Of the Irr. paft
neglect has brought many otherwise
excellent gros, into very bnd condition,
Dud, while this Is not the tree Au.L DO
Ia easy to understand that lueiF rrtsun.
uwneTs should be ten. Ted tou.t mgi.
culy, now that tho law mIu.rt 4. on
them certain duties ana ,Aurusu. that
ounu1l be ev,drI.
Nj. SoTousYu's suggestion lbs thai
DO such cases tr,u uw ere thipL
twice before laying the OK O.
tuo root aud instead there,
apply the sGw few feet higher ur
lust below lbourowp, ioriutuuc.: tH.
cutting Oh OF lno whole top o., t.r nee.
and the ulacIus OF atullsble cap anon
the standing trunk wili not destroy .ar
suunl roots ami healthy body atau
but win cnuse the putting forth gf pcw
aud vigorous branches ut ami below
the point OF previous dccap.isll1n.
These can be- trimmed aud ruDrg
on as desired, aud wilhlu two OF
three years tho owner Will have
what 10 ali luIeuH aud purposr.
ls nov Trv, only much lorr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

iyus iuuG q. April 20 tho ScisHt.Ho
dmsrogH levotea considerable space
20 su article on tue Dsserot Museum
On the nfst page arc nvo excellent ca.
gfaviugs, Illustrating the exterior aud
interior oi the building in which the
museum T. located, on Fret North
street, ss follows ., Front vicw OF
the building; 9. Apparatus room; o,
CufatIt's private library; und o.
Main rooms % the museum. The agti.
Gle Trci,es that Ia. Salt Lake Literary
anu Scientific association "ls tho pro.
prlci0t aHu promoter Of the Dgsurot
Museum, depository o. choIc, am
extensive collections IN The field OF
ahIul.i history anI o.IuDi1gy," %
then give wei, written description NJ
tue niusoum, nsurrs regarding tho
exhibit, and other Interesting ilsms.
Ino Information IL furnished by
De- James j.. laImagc, curator
rh9 museum ls open % the
public, aud in this respect should be-
valuable adjunct 10 hll educational On.
s1l,ulions IN the city, ss well ~ an
aid 10 other. ueslfous OF extending
their EnowleIgn. In maintaining the
Institution ig,u go everybody, Tie Lite
orary aud Scientific association he do.
Ing ynIua no service TO the community,
the full extent Of which b. not yul
appreciated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

la the i.u,f lyI. a son Of Mr.. r..
s. Mcfarland, IL prominent merchant
Live OAK, Suffer &C., Ca, wa
tsa1u viih very lsavy OH. The
.aiuH Ia bis chest Euu, Bryrgo that
no had tl..m, Auu was threatened
with pntumlLIa. Hls Esther gtyr him
'uyural large H.grs o. Cham uIlaiu'.
Cough Remedy which broke a. the
cough Eud ,ulgi him, M. McFaf.
sui says Whtnrvrr bio children nave
'uup, no Invariably givos them
Nhambsrsin's Cough Rrnrdy, Au4 70
tIPryr cures them. he u1ualders c
uo t,H. cough remedy In the maTko..
For sale y ..ugRislE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

Is LONDON lazy IN occurring on
sick nursing anu the art Of bed.mak.
Ing, which she says IL "ghe grammar
anu keyuolu Of numlng" IL Is ale,
the a B q Of good sleeping; but many
housewives and ohsmbermaiis seem
10 forget %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
l9Therr iauau.rr ~ dgirI 0

Since 1851 have bH0u y great su'.
foror from cstatrh. / tried lsly'a Cream
balm anu 20 all appearances ann on. I'd.
TER headaches from which 7 i.t
long suffered Hrr gone, vs.. J, NIIH..
cock, Late anlor ". g, N.L anu a. s.,
Cen, Buffalo, ", Y.
lhR Cream BALM 'as mrlo'D'y
cuftd 100 OF uHfarrI v en- fyu.y hing
cleo iailei. Many IH'in aHcrs have
used % viii excellent f.aults,- a 'ffuI
W. S'cyDHs CAIlv.I, O.'..
IILcn o lFr.m H-Im 1. nv nrnL--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
Tue Genuine usrit

on Hoed's Sargparilla wins friends
whenever % h. fairly Bud our.i. s. Mo .
To have perfect heat, you uu @
have purslblo1d, and the best way iu
have pure blood ls Co ukr Huod'- sa..
'hpnflIla, The best blood IuriHrr ard
strength builder itrKlsls aInt n
scrniula, Falt rhrum aud HIl ether
hum1rs, and ~ tho tEmo umg lulllh
~ luo whole system,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

a cEuEL Wal street war, noting
tue iaog that Russell Sage hss a COM
plaiut called the "shlpglcs D." says II t.
safe to wager that Uncle Russell will
have the whole house before the end
of Nov.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

IhF willie .f .r Do. ..n41n, a pr7.
HUnt lumUeTmsn ui Hbttwick, n.
SO WAS sirk win rheumafIsm FOR fivr
nths. in speaking nf n, MIR. Robin.
u Fayw Chamberlain Pain Balm
the ouiy thing that gsvo her ABy
a rom Daln, For the relief Of pain
'8u not he bosi." Macy very bad
Haes Il rbeumaiism have boon cured
y 'L For sale at 90 conta per bottle
~ druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

Recently No !. ID. Thomas, Of
North Dasota, visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining the country located in
Winchester, no writes 10 Mr.. ". Rich.
nfds, Land aud Immigration Agent,
baltimore & OHIO Railroad, baltimore.
Mary a. follows; "l have boon
in nearly every state ami Territory uf
tho Uuiird sisiUs, and am frank in my
opinion that this valley surpassts al
other sections Ia tho Union. Tho
lands ato low IN price, and pioduca
profitable crops. thank you f1r 81.
fccilng me here, aud solicit those seek.
lnE plrtaAnt ami profitable homes o.
locate Ia this C0uutry.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

Mr.. W. J. Fahey, of h. Pav, y. Y,
say. "llaye tried hNy ugl cures.
Parks Cough Syruu istau only cue
that helps me, Know 10 Is The beet
Cough remedy" For sglo by T.. j..
HIu s. Co., aud Nullun Juls5n Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
Additional Trnin service 60 bingham

Commencing at Uucu the BIO
Gtauto Western Will run an extra
lraiu with passenger Craoh, leaving
Bughum NJ II "a. M, arrive bingham
D., noon, ATrIyr Salt Lake CITY ltgl
~. m. This 10 Boo sIliilH 10 tho rugu.
Dor train leaving Bingham ~ $3.50 PIN,
arriving Salt LsEu CITY $3.50 o.. m.
lrliu Tor Bingham leaves salt Lake
daily at $500 g.. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

TW ADVENT OF the base ball season
Il reminder that the clerks and
oiilcr.uoy' relatives are beginning 10
die Oh ns1iu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

Tho direct limo 20 kanfu City, 81
Louis and Atlantic teAb0hri, Il via
TIE Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping sui chair
care, anu all connections made In
Union drpots 10 the day time. Il you
are galng kasi ami care Tor a daylight
RIDE through the grandrst scenery Of
tho Rocky Mountains on route, see
lhsl your Ticket reads via Missouri
facno hallway. Elegant chair cars
posiuyely Tree 70 h0ldeu Of regular
train tickets.
:. v. DERRAiL G. r. 4 PA,
n h0flEu Block, Halt l4aEs CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
DR.. Miles Heart Cure


Big stock of W0riis FaifgOous lust
arrived, At 81 State IT,
NJ. WEruFR.
WAWUE. pArI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

When your wl'u'a temper registers
llu in mo shade, then h the time ~
lu,goIucr j, %. Connections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

HOODS PILLS are prompt aud
efficient, zoe. /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

a cup of raT,,.' Tea at night moves
thr bowels iu the morning. For sale
By j.. j, Hiil IS Co., and Nelieu JuI.
son Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

ChiIblaIu LImmsut always cure
rot titles, Prepared At GoIbs Pltt
Drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
ONE PRICE.
ONE PRICE.
!. P. GARDNER,
l36-l38 Main Street.
UNTIL MAY Isl,

With each Suit order we ssh.
give one Of SHIPPERS photo.
graphs of an the members of
the Constitutional Convention
This picture isa mastery wor.
of ant. Every picture sa Iar'
feet likeness, and it is mounted
on heavy photo bo1m, ready 10.
framing, size 2ON2l inches Mall
orders win receive the picture
with the goods.
The picture IS now on rNh.'
bition in our east window EN'
anime It, then step inside and
examine our goods and prices
We are showing better suits IoF
slG.oO, S1s.75, S2o.oomd so 100
than have ever before been ole
fcred at the price anywhere
We have q great variety oI
imported Clay Worsteds in black
and blue, at S2CODto 5000 per
suit.
We also hayeo very fine II0'
of West of England and Ffen''
Worsteds mall the latest shade
at prices hanging from s22''o''
$4,000.
Wearc showing French BIo,'.
cloth and German Tricot Io'
Prince Albert and X. y coats ''
astonishingly low prices
ID. l.. ROSS
81 w. second south ="
Successor 90
PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
WANTED.

- HHUIHs end fU.I.Hs UHr. now Hf second.
NHUH good. I..u any other house 900 600 west
ST. MN..f"s a.t -..s.lI, state "A.
z HuITa WE Will GLADLY TILL YOU
4 Dow sou NHu UaH.V UHIU So Wrrk|Ft
#"..fH H. your HHu IunH Position uUTWH.
uvH. Reply with stamped envelope, Won.
aU'H uHurUt Co., Joliet co..
NIrANrEu=LAnY UL GENTLEMAN To
w assist Iu uTrN HAarV liasui with
chance 90 increase, Aal poaIu1u HOrmauru., 10
iuItei. NA way far Uh'd tl uHrr 10 UusaF0I
tUf onH reference auI sU|. HHHTrHHtI Htauu1I
envelope Mauag15. LlHk urhWUTr chicago.
ITNNE YOUR tT4.puuIa. GREASE
~ uApH water closets and yards cleaned
NU THU UNH.rHH sanitary Company. 40 WORK
thH"1u.H|y unaffected
uluCE 90 MAlS -IHEEL TILEpuuNE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
The UTAH JUNK ROUSE

WILL PAY CASH ruE RAGS. HOMES
w scrap Iron. Metals. Ighurrs hrd al
klulH 0f hUttlra t't 'H lAst tIgbtn South st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
TO EXCHANGE.

NAUN too ACRES. GOOD WATER
= ugHL 10 mUyf south 0t city Exchange
.r uitg ufuurriy. go second south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

I UANs. ANN AMOUNT uN CRY on
- salt lake aud Davis County Iarma. AUUlY
Ht once Co So 90 MrUaruIUs H.g"a
~ REASONABLE TERMS APPLY To
~ Taylor aIolbyu. so. o. Hast Temple
street.
IIUAN ONLY Wl uWN MONEY. HENCE
grant special nHUHHH. wish aI delay. 900 com.
milestone. uH HuNHIt|HIH# YOU. HtHIH. UH Lace
I"Tu company g. tuN NItN. 600 tUIrt UIrtY Go
confer with Your UulIfH Uus.lHHa HuF.us tHH
Iifn W. iHH .nnu will uG via one Individual
tHl direct Uu
Russell L. TRACY.
naud 70 Commercial HloeH,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-20
The BurIington,s Tour.

On Tuesday, Jan. IA, special train
of vestibuled sleeping and compart-
ment cars, Observation and Library
Car, and a Palace Dining Car will
leave st. Louis for the third annual
tour of Mexico, under the personal
charge of Mr.. Charles H. Gates, of
Toledo, Ohio. This train will run solid
throughout the entire trip of thirty
days. The going journey will be made
via Hot Springs, Ark, and Austin and
San Antonio, Tex, entering Mexico via
Eagle Pass, and visiting many points
four days in the City of Mexico. The
return trip will be made via New Or
leans, where stop Of two days will
be made, and the tourist will reach st.
Louis on Tuesday, Feb. II. The price
of tickets includes every expense Incl
dent to the journey, and all meals will
be furnished from the dining car.
On Monday, Jan. 13, the Chicago,
Burlington & Northern Railroad start
a select party from the Twin Cities in
special sleepers, leaving. Minneapolis
700 p. M, st. Paul 7:40 p. m, to join
the tourist party at St Louis. For in
formation as to cost and details of the
tour, tickets, etc, apply to c. Thomp-
son, c. T. Agent, c., B. & N, 400 Rob-
ert street Hotel Ryan,, st. Paul, or
C. B. Kinnan. Union Ticket Office,
West Hotel, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-20
CROWDED FACTORY BUILDING
IN NEW YORK. ENVEL0PED
IN FLAMES.
ONE MAN TAKEN OUT DYING.
TWO OTHERS LEAP FROM HIGH
WINDOWS AND WILL PROB
ABLY DIE.
FIRE WAGON INJURIES a WOMAN
Scores of Employees Assisted From
the burning Structure by
Firemen.

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Fire broke
out today in the basement of the six
story factory building at 9S Clinton
street. in which about 200 persons
We're employed, most of them in tai
loring sweatshops. One man, thus
far unidentified, perished by suffoca-
tion two, who jumped from the burn
ing structure, received injuries which
may result fatally, and woman was
run down by fire chiefs wagon go
ing 20 the fire and so hurt that she
also may die. The firemen helped
many of the inmates of the building
to the street, and others made their
way to the ground by means of fire
escapes.
Meyer LipSchutZ, an employing tai
lOr, was the man most seriously in
jured. He jumped from fourth
story window, striking the pavement
fairly on his feet, but fell back limp,
his right foot smashed, and there was
a compound fracture of the left leg,
and he suffered internal injuries from
which he will die. His brother, Louis
LipschUtz, leaped from the roof of
the burning building to the roof of the
three-story building adjoining on the
south. and received severe contus-
rs of the back and serious internal
injuries. The name of the woman
aurt by the fire chiefs wagon is Ma
fe Belsinger. The man who is dead
was taken from an upper floor of
the building after the fire had been
subdued. He was still alive, but did
not regain consciousness.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-20
HYDE A WARRIOR.
The New Congressman From
Washington Talks War.

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 19.-Congress-
man Samuel C. Hyde, of Spokane, who
takes his seat at Washington in De-
cember, in expressing his views today
on the Venezuelan question and the
Monroe doctrine said:
The English nation is our rival and
our enemy Their aid and sympathy
for the South prolonged the conflict.
cost us hundreds of millions in money
and hundreds of thousands of lives. 1
am one of those who believe this ma
ton has mighty destiny to fulfill,
one which will not permit overlapping
CT this continent by a large part of
the British empire. War with Great
Britain must come. Just when 1 can
not say, but when it does come British
possessions in North America will be
no more. In the language Of John
Bright, we shall have a vast ocean
bound republic, stretching from frozen
oceans of the North to warm seas of
the South. I would love to enlist as a
private soldier to again prosecute that
war.
Mr.. Hyde served two years during
the civil war as private in a Wisconsin
regiment. He formerly lived in Osh-
kosh and when young ran lumber RATS
down Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-20
OTHER EVILS.

while the pecuniary loss to which
the people have been subjected by the
issue and continued circulation of legal
tender paper has been almost incalcu-
liable, this has not been the only injury
inflicted upon the country. The the
ories that the government can create
money by placing its stamp upon pa
tive enactment can make fifty cents
equal in value to one hundred cents:
that artificially inflated prices, paid in
a deprecated currency, are better for
people than natural prices, paid in a
sound currency, and various other
Vagaries now floating like bubbles in
the political atmosphere, are all di-
rectly attributable to the long contin-
ued use Of legal tender paper. The
proposition that a promise of the gov
ernment to pay money is money is
just as absurd as the proposition that
q promise to deliver a horse is a
horse; and yet eminent men, high in
public councils, believe that the United
States promissory note is actual money,
and that the statute which compels all
the people to receive it as actual money
is constitutional and ought to be con-
tinued in force. The agitation for the
free coinage of legal tender silver is
predicted upon the same vicious prin-
ciple that underlies the legislation
making paper promises a legal tender:
but there is a practical difference be-
tween the two systems. The United
States note was a forced loan from
the people to the government, which
the government promised to repay in
dollars, but the free coinage Of legal
would be forced loan from the peo-
pie to the owners of silver mines and
silver bullion, without a promise Of
repayment by anybody.