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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-31

The fish and oyster industry Of
North Carolina has before it future
which is simply wonderful. The
quantity OF fish and oysters daily
shipped from points on our coast, both
North and inland would astonish those
not acquainted with the business, and
yet the industry is in It's infancy. BY
actual survey and scientific investiga-
ton it has been shown that we have
thousands of acres of bottoms suitable
for oyster beds i'll our sounds and
rivers, exclusive of the natural beds
which ale already stocked. The New
River oyster is said to be the equal of
any oyster in the world. In additit n
large amount of clans are being
shipped North daily from many points
on the coast. Deep sea fishing is
assuming large proportions. This is
comparatively a new experiment in
the fishing business, but is proving
very successful and profitable. There
is room for the investment of millions
of dollars in the fishing business on the
coast of North Carolina with the
certainty OF large profits. The deple-
ton of the oyster beds of the Chesa
peake and other points North gives
still greater value to those OF our State.
| -Warrenton Record.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-31

Il know An old soldier who had chronic
diarrhoea of long standing to have been
permanently cured by taking Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy says Edward Shumpik. prom
inent druggist Of Minneapolis, MINI. -
have sold the remedy in this city for over
seven years and consider it superior to any
other medicine now on the market for
bowel COMPLAINTS % and 80 cent bottles
of this remedy for sale by Melville Dorsey,
druggist,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-31

Mr.. IosEPHUs DANIELS has resigned
his position as Chief Clerk to Secretary
Smith of the Interior Department
Washington, and returned to Raleigh
to assume active editorial charge of
the Nr7cs ana Obst,rer. Mr.. Daniels
IS capable and experienced newspaper
man, a strong and vigorous writer and
an influential factor in politics and
the growth and development OF the
States best interests, and his return TO
journalism will be hailed with pleasure
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-31

THE Atlanta Exposition 10 be held
next fall, from Sept. 18th to Dec. 3Ist,
promises to be great success in every
par,icular-the biggest thing ever
undertaken in the South. 1t is not
too much TO say that no exposition
ever held in the United States has
had more sympathy and good Offices
from the railroads than the Cotton
States and International Exposition
has received. Over a hundred lines
and systems are advertising the great
fair, and they are doing it with a
hearty good will that is exceedingly
gratifying to the management. With
such help from the press and the rail
roads, the Exposition can hardly help
being a great one. When these advan-
tages are at the disposal Of wide
awake and energetic management, the
result must necessarily be brilliant.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-31
THE Augusta CNyonieIe asks if 1t

The Augusta ChronieIe asks II 1t IS
not a cause for thankfulness that we
live in such a land as the South-a
Ia nd where we can work the whole
wear round land where the fertile
soil is responsive to intelligent cultlyas r.
ton, and will produce almGssf any
crop that is desired a lid where men
can live with !sS>>'abor and less hard
ships ~ anywhere else under the
sr><1; a land where turbulent strikes and
labor disorders do not come where
our people dwell together in peace and
harmony, md the anarchist and dis
turber Of the social order are unknown
land where the three great factors o
wealth-Coal, iron and lumber
abound in inexhaustlble quantities,
and where our streams furnish abun-
dant water power for the manufac.
tories Of the world"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
EL BANco POPULAR

CUYO principal objeto ell de facNtar al ahorrO
los pobres. desarrolando asi los habtos de orden
ecOnOmlA.
Admite imposiciones desde rs centavos en- ade~
4tnte, Legando cinco peee8. les abona ell por
100 de ntereseS annual.
Da dincrO pr6Stamo a tres neses pazo. con dos
frnas de reconocida sOlvencla, de las cuaes ha
de de esta Capital deScontando los nereses al IL
por 100 anUal Gil canI"1ules que excedan dc Glen
pesos al 10 por lQ0 de ciento doscentos, y
al p0r ciento de dOscjentos Quinientos.
ColOca dinero en- primera hipOteca, sobre fncas
Nrbana8 dc esta Capital, hasta la mitad del vaor de
ia tinca un ano pazo, prorroSable inter6s con-
venclOnal
Descuenta letras. pagar6s y oblgacienes paga-
deras en- esta Capital cuatro meses plazo, con dos
OuenaS fTmas
Abre cr6dtos ben garantizados a rneses plazo.
Su Jnnta de Gobierno compone hoy de los se-
nores Munoz Barrios, Lcdo. Rossy Lopez Cepero,
GulI4ernety' CheVTemont, Moline, Schifa Leon
Ndhez.
Plaza de Alfonso XII.-Ios unes, microbes 80
OadoS Las sete lie Ia noche
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
BrBL1OTECA Df1 ella CoRRHsP0NDENC1A" 27

cr6o que tenga ra2dn, La llevareis mi dltimo
pensamiento y Ia dareis las gracias en- mi nom.
bre por haberos elegido para endulzar Ia dure
"a de su repuesta.
-5Conque es decir, mi querido Rover
dijo la inetitutriz-que annals mi diso1pula?
Ambos pertenecemos & una misma clase social
y me vais q permitir que oe haga notar, como
81 fQera vuestra hermana, que estais loco.
NO 10 ignore, se1orita. He sido mnY
insensato en- efecto al sonar en- no e q~o posi-,
bilidad al vivir en- un mundo ideal Que no tie.
ne NADIA de comdu con el nuestro. IAhI Ique
suehos mas hermosos! Pero, iquereis saber 10
que me ha alberto los oiosf No han sido los
csprichos de miss Steward nj ese camb;o brus'
co que Ia ha hecho olvidar el camino de Aber.
full, nj tampoco Ia noticia de su matrimonio con
ese marques espanol, quien detesto; no, ha
sido la burla de NAL gusto que de mi ha hecho
con su amante, descubri6ndole ell respetuoso
amor que me hab1a inepirado
Alarg6 Ia inst;tutriz la parodia de Rioza-
res, escrita en- ell reverse de Ia carta que 81 ha-
bfa dirigido miss Steward.
Hablaba con calma, como IN hombre indi.
ferente todo 10 que pueda ocurrir para
qu1en va no existe ell mupdo. Ahadi6:
-Direis miss Steward que he cometido
heCho juati0ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
.XXXV

Rowen estaba en- Ia ventana, al yer 1a
institutriz comprendi6. Era un mensaje; ell
1lltimo acaso. La cadena Sc habia rcto y la ilu
sion desaparecido. Sc llev6 la mano al corazon
y sus dedos tuvieron una especie de c~nvulsi6n
involuntaria. Despu6z su rostro tom6 una ex.
RrsSn Fonq r?eoad%6 % a % las de- los los
Ia agon1a.
Baj6, at6 el caballo de Juana una argolla
de hero sujeta la pared cogi6ndola por Ia
mano. con Ia graoia de un noble de raza:
>-Teneis que hablarme, senorita-la die
Venid.
AL llegar a su habitaoi6n, ofreci6 una silla
& Ia institutrz
No era vos qaien 20 esperaba hoy
aqut, esperaba Qn dItimo favor, bien ligero por
cierto, de aquella que o. envia, Ne 10 MEGA ?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
suARAplO de Torres Roldan-Un,

= s, Sa1a rosi3n = c1ori3o1 sencilIcz an 81
m6todo cuaidades esenciales que 10 han hechO STEM
pre- preferble todos los demas textos.-2O' edcion
Sc vende Ell esta Capital en- casa de los senores p
NOEL ca Y l.. Solo S. en- c.; en- Ponce de don
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de la Isla en- todos los
estableCimentOs de mpOrtancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

JOSE T, SILVA.--TETUAN, 37:---Gi.
Bspan sus sas poF oantdades de pesos qa
gioa H9anda Dinamaroa Bulgaria Rusa s19ca NSguega
Argea EgptO. Sria T6nezSoDre New-York Santo Don-
go Isla de Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

Sc AVISA & las personals con quienes
el Doctor SaIicrup hava dejado compromi-
sos pendientes con referencia & su profe-
sion, SO dirilan 4 Ia casa do don Arturo
Leon, callo de la Fortaleza ntlmero II, el
que SO ha hecho cargo de cumplir con di-
chos compromises. 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
La REAllDAO Camiseria Tren de

LavadO Gan Fraucisso nlimerO 81 'rente al amacen
de Sucesores de Bordoy, Sc encontrara ALI siempre
un cOnstante surtido de camisas bancas de color de
calzoncillos la medida AL frente del estableci
miento esta ell ant'gno cortador, muy cOnOcido en-
eSta Capital Bernardo MartiueZ. l5-lO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
MALES eRANDEs RENE

A @RANDE8 MALES GRANDEs RENE
enpObrecimIedto organco anqua e c9erpo
ospfru, lmpOne devOlver al ssea yosO 0da su
fuerzs vgOr de ah la indication especial DEL Vino Cordial
Cerebrna de Uic coneeptuado los medcos mas emf
nentes 81 reconsttuyente mas poderosoy 81 vaza'
dor' rapdO.
OLAS DE LAGRIMAS
En- las verdes colinas
De Ibarranguela,
DOnde el bramldO eterno
De la mar suena,
Canta una pobre loca
Que en- el mar solo
We un iumensO sepulcro
De hjjos y eeposos:
-iTantas lagrimas bebes,
: Mar de Cantabria,
Que parecen tus olas....
Olas de lagrimas!
VENTA DE CASA vende una en-
Cata6o, situada en- Ia carretera y que pro-
duce b11ena renta. Para informes, diri-
jirse la Gale de San Justo ndmero 3, de-
rocha altos. 15-8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

bo "a 4n9noana Bio coseo6a de- 1859 Este exec
ene vino do snalizado eenacamente 81 Laboratoro
Quco Municipal de cuad vista de la proporciona
dad normadad de sus oomPononos PrncPaes fpe deGla
cortifgado atestigua las 9xeeoncas del VINO PE 10
nicos agenea que suscrben Sobrino de Lu ina Compaa
oprocos cuerte0las modcos La dOcena de bote
Has Y2l8 22-25. P.
FL T0aT0,---Unico dep6sito del desa-
>redifado RON TOPACIO las tres 8. S.
Este ron p5sirno, Internal y mata-gente, sc
regala q los tocayos del establecimiento
SO centavos botolla.
1O---Santa ROsa---10 Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

FRANCISCO II. VEGA.-Luna 60.
Puerto RicO.-Sirve cualqu1er pedidO de
Isla como para el ExtranjerO, pudiendo
remitir dos sorteos S Ia vez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

DR.. r, a, PONTE E NlJO.-CIRU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
Quina la FOrtaleza San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

TRASlADO,- El Licauciado seflor
don Rafael Lopez Landr6n ha trasadado su bufete
la cae de Ia Cruz nimerO 28 donde ofrece sus SER
Cnco de la tarde. ae0~20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
DEPOslTO De NIELO EN- CAGUAs.

DEPOSITO De HIELO EN- CAGUAs.
En- Ia Gale del Rosario fraute la plaza
principal encontrara ell pd blico constante-
mente hielo dos chavos Ia libra. 15-1O
BOLIVAR ARRUzA Y coMP.-0o-,
MERCIANTLS TMPORTADORES DE PROVlSIONES. '-EirNIAS
Al. POR MAYOR.=Agentes de la marca de t4rlrri-
Hos 'E Pajarito de la abrica de OsOros de San
urce, marca "Bovar' II Hasta IS de Dicembre 1875
5QUEERE V. DEsINFEOTAREL RON
MALO? Pues compre el foleto que Sc lie remtira por
correO mandandO 50 centavos en- sellos la par, J.
NJ, Luna 81, donde tambien Sc fabrcan SELLOS DE
COMA. Id
Un amigo nuestro entra en- una pelu-
guerra q hacerse cortar el pelo, y SO duar-
me profundamente.
Terminada la operaci6n, ell Figaro
despierta al cliente, y le dice:
--Comprendo que este usted carsado..
Y mi me pasa 10 mismo al llegar la noche.
De veras?
--Si, sedor; NADIA hay tan atroz como
/ el trabajo de cabeza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

Gede6n, que estd almorzando, llama
la cocinera y le dice:
-Estas chuletas son malisimas. iPor
que no las trae usted siempre como aque-
Has tan sabrosas que trajo hace una sema-
ma:
-Pues, mire usted, se1orito, son de la
misma carnicerfa.
-iValiente necia estas! jQu6 importa
la carnicerfa? "A que no las has pedido
de la misma ternera?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
El RmEM am9Tn =.

e. BuEN 0uST0..-.Uno de los mejo-
elegantes salonc arberia establecdo
Roo Propigtaro JUAN APEl1A!z Direction San Justo I8
funea de las fabricas mss renonbradas senores VIA
leros vsiten IL Capital dc Puertoco deben socar ls
srberfa 81 BUEN GUSTU
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05

soluci6n q la Charada de aver :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-05
CH A r A D A

Primo seget7sdG
No es primo segundG
Y primo, es i171noG SegWpdG.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Paris New sanitary system.

The whole of the house drainage Of
Paris will, under Il recently passed law,
have to be re;rranged very much on
English lines i'll the course of the next
three years. This will cause II great de-
nland for approved forms of sanitary
apparatus, and i'll order that these may
be brought under the notice of the en-
gineers and architects of Paris it has
been decided to hold special sanitary
exhibition i'll that city during the pres
cnt summer. The arrangements will be
carried out by NJ. Maurice Delafon,
whose offices are at 103 Boulevard
Hausmam, Paris. This exhibition will
be divided into ten classes-hygiene of
dwelling houses, municipal hygiene,
prevention Of infection, demography
and sanitary statistics, sanitary science,
industrial and professional sanitation
and ulimentary hygiene.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
1he 1,iblo ccuernl confereuce

D. L. Moody. the evangelist, has
issued Il call to Christian workers to at
tend the thirteenth Bible general con-
ference, which will meet ut Northfeld,
Mass. from Aug. :; to Is next. Among
the speakers expected are the Rev. Preb-
cndery II. W. Wcbh-Pcploc, one of the
preachers at St. Panl's cathedral, Lon
don; the Rev. r. A. Torrey, superin-
tcndent Of Bible institute, Chicago; the
Rev. H. G. Mabic, Boston; the Rev. A.
Il. Pierson, Major ID. w. Whittle and
DR.. Andrew Murray of South Africa.
The music will be in charge of Ira D.
Sanlley and GeorgcC. Stebbins. s.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Gold Hug Tactics.

A gentleman arriving at Denver from
the east tells the Denver News a remark
able story about the financial campaign
as tits being manipulated along the line
of tho New York Ccnteral railroad "On
board the train" sal ] he, II asked the
ncwsboy to bring me copy of Coins FL
nancial School. He replied that he had
no copies of the hook. Upon being press
ed for Il reason, he said that the sale of
the book was prohibited on the New York
book of every ncwsboy that came abourd
the fast train and in every instance was
Informed shat the sale OF the book was
strictly prohibited.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Peculiar Brand of Lightning.


During Thunderstorm recently light
ming struck tho residence Of Fred g.
Anderson Of Butte, Mon, and ball of
fro entered the roof and passed back
and forth through every room of the
house, going through partitions like Il
ball of iron, and for fully two minutes
it gyratcd about the house, making II
large holes i'll walls and ceilings, melt
ing picture wires and other metal i'll the
rooms.
1t finally passed out along the water
pipes without setting fire to anything.
There wcro five persons i'll tho house at
the time, but the only injury they suf-
feretl was great fright and temporary
deafness.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
She baptized Thirty.nino Folk.

Thirty-nine converts to u new sec.
called the New Light community,
which seems to be run by some new
women, We're baptized by woman
evangelist and exponent of the new doc
trine i'll a creek near Arthera, Ills, last
week. There were IL men and % woln-
eli converts, and fully 5000 spectators
lined the banks. Tho woman preacher,
Mrs. Kate Miller, who put the converts
through and under, is SO years old,
about feet inches tall and weighs
1S0 pounds, and she immersed the big
batch, which included persons of all
ages and weights, with ease, exactness
and expedition.-New York Sun.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
cARLIsLe's ABSURD JuMBLE.
Bryan Dc,nolislcs the Sccretnry's Scare
About Gold Running Away.


Another proposition laid down by Mr.
Carlisle. but not contained i'll the cele-
brated five propositions, is that the free
coinage of silver will drive 5000. .00o,
900 of gold out of circulation, and that
it will require 10 years, With our mints
running ut full capacity, to coin enough
silver to take its place, and that this will
make money so scarce that it will be
harder to obtain Il silver dollar under
the free coinage of silver than it is now
to obtain gold dollar.
1t would be difficult to conceive OF u
more absurd jumble OF statements. In
the first place, Mr. Carlisle cannot show
that we have 5000, 900, 600 OF gold i'll
the country.
But suppose there is i'll the country
today the amount estimated by Mr.. Car
Isle. Wilt disappear from circulation
under free coinage: This is only posi-
bio OIL the snpposition that gold will so
to premium, and even if gold goes TO
~ premium it will be used. notwith-
standing the premium, and to that OK
tent take the place of other kinds of
money. Those who hold gold will be
compelled to use it or clso lose the i'll
tcrcst upon it, and to lose the interest
upon it is penalty which the holders
Of gold will not long pay. Bat if gold
disappears because silver becomes cheap
er and takes its place then goodwill re-
appear whenever the scarcity of money
makes the silver us dear as the gold.
The gold which wc have cannot leave
us until the holders of it exchange it
for something which they desire more
than they do the gold.
But let Inc call your attention to the
statement that it would require 10 years
to coin enough silver to take the place
of the gold. The answer to that PROPOSE
ton is very simple. Ii our ,nints will
not coin silver fast enough to supply the
demand, we can make more mints, and
until the mints arc sufficient for all re-
quirements we can issue silver certiii-
Gates and deposit the bullion tobc coined
in the mints when the mints are srli1i-
cient, SO that there is nothing in the
proposition of Mr.. Carlisle to scare the
people. Speech Of Hon. W.
j. Bryan.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Tho Producers and Money.

II any fact is established beyond con-
troversy, it is that where prices of farm
products are very low the great consuE-
cannot purchase, cannot consume: there
fore the manufacturer cannot sell and of
necessity must employ the wage oarner
OH short time and starvation wages or
close his works entirely. Go ask the
carpet wcaycrs i'll the city of New York,
who had but six days work in five
months, how low prices benefited them.
Ask the wheat grower of eastern Wash
ington, who parted with tho crop Of
1894 ut from 25 to 80 cents Il bushcl,
much below the cost of production, to
explain What surplus he had with which
to buy goods Of amy kind. Ask him ii
he would not rejoice With exceeding
great joy could lie see that his Wheat i'll
1895 would sell for 81 Il busllel, payable
in full legal tender silver dollars. Ask
the cotton planter of Georgia, the en-
pirc state of the cotton belt, What bene-
lit he or his employees on the plantation
have derived from low prices of cotton
Ask him if lie can see anything before
him but the destruction OF his industry,
the loss of his property, destitntion and
want. And when he has answered. us ho
must, that tho blight and curse Of a
monetary famine are destroying him and
his then ask him, if he could be assured
of receiving for his crop the average
price of cotton for five years, 1s80-1SS4,
both inclusive-viZ, HOS cents a pound
in lawful silver money, whether in
that event he could not see immense adj
vantage to his industry, to himself, his
family, to his employees OH the planta-
tion, to tho merchant, manufacturer,
railroad and to all his state and nation.
And would not that general increase of
price extend to all other products of the
soil? And would not the benefits of this
increase of price reach back to the shop,
mill and factory i'll an increased and ill.,
creasing demand for goods and mer-
George q. Merrick.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Attention of school Officers.

The school board of Dry Run School
township. having decided to sell one or
two OF their unused school houses. no.
ticc is hereby given that tic undersigned
will receive bids for the same up to and
including August 277. 1895. The houses to
be sold are known as the Slough School
house and the Calhoon School house.
Will sell the same either with or without
school house furniture.
Time on payment can be given on same
to responsible parties.
Address or call on
A. G.. SWANSON,
S,hnn,l D;.A,:n4 INle,.l. Il;4...,.. ~
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
An Orderly Town.

Chippewa Falls is the most orderly
city of its size i'll the state. III almost u
years time there has been only one ar
rest made for drunkenness The city is
we'll behaved, orderly and one of the
most substantial to be found i'll the Unit
ed States. The citizens are law abiding,
and it is really only a waste of energy
to pass laws looking to the restriction.
of evils which do not exist.--Chippewa
Herald.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
No Wonder.

Temperament cries Sir William
Harcourt. Down with the house of
lordsn' says ex-Premier Rosebery.
Home rule for Ircland!f demands
John Morley. Give us everything or
anything!' pray the Parncllitcs and the
Anti-Parnellitcs Small wonder that the
Liberals fell.-Boston Journal
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
HnIr Rutc. ia Ros,ou.

Onaccount of the Tricnnial Conclave.
ka:ghts Tcmpar, at Boston, Mass, the
Northwestern line will, from August IL
to "a, sell excursion tickets to Boston and
return at half rates-onc fare for the
round trip: tickets good for return pas
sage until October 6, 1895. For tickets
and full information apply to agents
Chicago and Northwestern railway.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22

On August u and IL, the Northwestern
line.will sell excursion tickets to Denver.
Colorado Springs, Manitou aud Pueblo
and return at half ratcs-onc fare for
round trip. tickets good for return pas
sage leaving Colorado points August 20 to
81, with privilege of further extension
until September /. For tickets aud full
information apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern railway.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Ye Summer songe.

My lorde. awake, come ope yr eyes,
Swepe off yr perchc and adrertyse!
Ye ancient style no longer goes,
'Tis printers inks music heal yr woes.
He is toe slowe who Slopes away
Thro' ullo ye laZic summer tlaye
To wait for autumn's slsyes to loom
Before lie slalle his business boone.
My lorde. awake, come ope yr eyes,
Thro' ale ye summer advertyse!
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
ro lYa,crCon,u1ncr..

Allwater rentals for quarter beginning
July1, 1895, and for previous service, mus,
be paid on or before August 10, 1885. a,
the Office OH Pierre street, or water will
be Shut off. For only the most urgent
need will this rule be varied
ALL1soSsI1. .AYLEswo1TII,
Receiver Pierre Water. Light & Power
Co. by AETMuR4AY1EswoETll. Supt.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-08-22
Missouri Democrats For Silver.

At the Fourth Of July celebration i'll
Rocheport, Mo-, State Treasurer Lou
y. Stephens, orator Of tie day, said:
IN our last platform we thought we
had declared for free coinage of silver
ut the ratio of 16 to !. The opposition,
however, undertake to put q different
construction upon that platform. Also
some Missourians from that number,
who are derisiyely dcnominated 'cuck-
oos" have had themselves interviewed
in the east to the effect that nobody in
Missouri except a few ignorant back
woodsmel are for free coinage. Those
things have conspired to arouse among
our Democrats q determination to dem
.onstrate that the party in Missouri is
,squarely and pnmistakably in favor Of
free coinage atithe ratio Of l6 to /.
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