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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-21

"Of course not. The idea OF such a
thing"
Tom. you are hero o. Tom. poor
TOm-brave Tom" and the Eirl put her
head down on her work and sObbed
aloud
Rose. Rose. he cried. distracted. don't
cry-what Is there 10 cry abOut2 ] wish
hadn't said a word about anything"
Go on with your story she said, DRY
ing her eyes dercely. but I can tell YOU
the end Of It'll know You spent every
farthing Of your hard-earned hundred
pounds on that scamp Of a brother. and
briging him and yourself home. and now
you haven't "a penny 20 call your Own,
and are girled az every day because you
are not working, And I have glrded the
worst Of all-DoOr Tom o, pCor Toni
You haven T. said Tom, stoutly. his
handsome, weak mouth trembling.
have blown my brains out long ago.
u always hated Benjamin said the girl
still flushed, and piteous, and angry, and
pretty. altogether for the way he treats
YOU. and your mother always backing him
up tOo-but now ] lOathe him. And IL was
Were happy and earning your living IN
way that coniented you-and all for what
for what1"
The poor old mis5us was ill." said Tom.
and she hadn't seen Us for a long time.
If she could find the money 10 send me
back" He paused, and got curiously
pale again-"I-Id chance the sea and 20.
But she can't. II I go abroad again IL
must be some short distance-sOme jour
ney that Will only cost a few pounds
Rose saw that his pallOr remained, in
ceed II was stlll there when at last he got
up lingeringly and wished her goodbye.
Long afterwards she remembered it, with
tears She remembered IL, with the fruitless
event that we have all known 20 our bitter
sorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-21
Her TOpmast PricIzed a Meteor.
From the Boston Herlad.

From the Boston Herlad.
The report that the steamship Ness
more, at this port from London, had been
struck by a meteor, briefly noted in the
papers the day following her arrival,
has attracted wide attention from those
interested in ocean phenomena On Sat
urday Capt Richardson gave a very care
full description of the incident, with the
atmospheric conditions prevailing at the
March 20 the steamship was off the
southern end of the Newfoundland banks.
Inc, day opened perfectly, and at noon a
go9d observation was had; At u: 81
CLOCK the weather changed; dense
and black fog suddenly set in, completely
enVeloping the steamer. At this moment,
without any warning whatever, a terr1hc
explosion was heard coming from the
direction of the foremost top pole head.
A VIVID Hash of a whitish color accom-
panied the explosion, and small particles
OF what appeared to be white ash matter
We're seen to fall on the deck.
OF course, all hands were greatly star
tied, and Capt. Richardson who was on
me, rhe prldge, stopped the steamship, TX.
plalnlng his establishment, he said that
ne at trst thought that some man-of-
war had fired a she'll at him. Recovering
ms composure, and finding the vessel all
rlght' she was started ahead again. An
examination of the fore pole showed a
SPLINTER OF wood projecting from 1t az
right angles, and a sailor was sent alott
10 investigate. He found the pole Spit
across and downward for three feet. The
paint was burned off the entire length OF
the pole.
Directly after the explosion a very heavy
rain set In, lasting about twenty minutes;
Ihen the rain ceased, the fog lifted, ana
the sun came out brilliantly for about
thlrty minutes, when the fog again sur
rounded the vessel. The meteor, or whai-
ever II was, came from an easterly dl-
fection. Al the time the wind was from
the south; There was no lightning before
or after the explosion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-21

In a lecture on the effects OF rifles,
some nhotasy o l-1 g ha y, e,9bt de-
monstrated that Ia front OF every bullet
~ a paraboiic curve OF compressed ar,
while behind II there are n series OF lltile
eddies OF air rushing into the vacuum
created By The Night Of The missile,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-21
70 M,
BY HELEN MATHERS.
Author Of Comm Thro the Rye" Cherry Ripe etc
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whcreupon there were ructions, IN which
Billy was the assaulting party. while Tom
confined himself 10 Warding on blows,
and retreating upstairs as fast as possi-
bic.
After which he sat down and laughed
"a walk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Faithful Clerk "Prospocsors have
Just discovered new deposit OF anthra-
cite near Scranton. 1t will increase tho
value OF our property BY several million
dollars Conf Baron-"Put up the
price OF anthracite another twenty-five
cents" Clerk-"Why must We do that"
Baron-"Why, you idiot. il the value Of
our property has increased, wo must add
to onr receipts in order to keep our
dividends unimpaired, must We not?-
Buffalo Express
ave got it! BY tho great Joshua.
Two got it!' shouted tho druggist, sit
ting up in bed in tho middle OF the
night, What in tho world Is the mat.
ter with you?" asked his wife. "My
fortunes made. | am going to invent
corn salve and call it 'Trilby' TN.
dmmdpoIs Journal
Wife (scrcaming)-John John wake
up. | just dreamed that you died aud
went to heaven. Husband (drowsily)-
Well. what Of itH Wiie-Waka up,
John! Don't you know that dreams
Away. 90 by contraries 2-Juigc.
do your jokes seem funny TO yon
wnen you sec them the second time p
tho inquisi.ve girl asked. ut de.
ponds" said Timmins, whether they
come back to me in manuscript or in
print"-indiunapoIis Journal.
Here's the latest thing in watches"
said tho dealer; "a warranted water
proof caso." 81 believe" said Nudge.
that one that could be soaked would
be better suited to my needs. "-iadim.
dDOlm journal.
Jones-I hear that they have 4 good
organ atyour lodgings. Do you know
how many stops it has? She-Only
about three a. day and those are not
long ones. --Erchdu9".
Shopper-lsn't c5 rather dear for
this? Salesmau-Tho price is CO.
That other ticket is mean. to be kent on
when Won make present OF the article.
TIT. Bis
!lobson-Whut do you suppose n
dogs pant, are made OF? wiywag-
Probably OF very light bark.-PhHG-
delphid Record
"She understands mo perfectly"
"She ought to after tending n soda
fountain three seasons. "-Dstroi Tri.
iulr
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

4 coun.erfeiter on being remanded in
n Manchester police court expressed
his admiration for the cleverness OF the
detective who had arrested him by Of
iering his watch to that officer as n
memen,o. The latter declined the gift.
Annie German. a two.year.old Chica-
go TOT, fell thirty feet, and two minutes
after wa. clipper and bright as before.
She had o good cry, as abe was badly
scared. but the doctors say she is abao.
lu,ely uniniurcd.
The thou'aud;h anniversary OF the
establishment OF Hungary rs state
will occur next year, and the llungar-
ians OF this Country have already.be,uu
to make preparations for it's appropri.
alto celebration.
a Manistiquc. Mich, poultry farmer
hopes to raise a breed OF chickens that
won't scratch Dv crossings short.lcgged
creeper by long.lcgged Shanghai. tho
offspring having ono shor: and one long
leg.
J. L. Hand, OF Pelham. Ca. is known
as the watermelon king. lie plants
several thousand acres of seed every
spring, and in the summer season ships
hundreds oil cur loads oil melons north.
The city council OF Baltimore has a
proposal before it 20 appoint an art
commission 10 consider the merit OF
sta,uea, fountains, monuments, etc, to
be erected by the city.
For his $4,000 shortage in accounts oil
the American Church Missionary So
Gfpty, New York, cx.Sccrs,ary W. 4.
Newbold has hocn deposed from the
EDiscopa! ministry.
Two years ago poor tailor OF Patch.
ouun cared for sick man, Moses Jack.
son. oil EloihrooIe. T.. /. Jackson died
tho other day aud loft $4,000 to tho
tailor.
Sign painters loft buckle. OF pain, on
the inrm MnhIon Atkinson near Alli-
ance. O., and his three fine Jersey cows
drank 1t and iioi.
In Coruplnutcr township, Ncnango
county. Pa, one man has uncarthcd
three deus oil rattlo4nakcs this spring,
aggroga.ing lSS snakes.
a Jersey CITY burglar was identified
in court by tho affection OF dog which
accompanied him on his business trips.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

According TO the Philadelphia Iuqui.
rcr. the grave OF Gen. Winfield Scott
Hancock, in Montgomery ccmo.ury,
SorIistuwn. Pa, shows signs OF neglect.
"WhuL makes the condition OF affairs
all tho moro sad, it SAYS. "is tho fact
that not over ono hundred and fifty yards
from the tomb OF Grnural Hancock
there stands tho modest farmhouse In
which hc first saw til, light OF day"
a real estate transaction having no.
cussitntnd m examination oi tho title OF
the promises in West seventy. snventl,
street, New York, owned by. Lillian
Russell. possible mortgages were
searched Tor under the nnmoa OF Lillian
Russell. Lillian Leonard, Lillian BRA.
ham, Lillian Cha,torton and Lillian
Porugini.
President Faurc, of France. whom on
hiq travels, is accompanied by two
Wallets, ono OF whom Inns the single duty
OF lOoklng after tho Presidents ward.
robe. This. however, ia no light task, ns
tho ntinhrr OF puits aud costumes which
thu president. is Obliged to carry about
Ia considerable.
John brow IL ono Of tho most io,no4.
tic.0i all tho we'll known actors in Now
York. lilo inrlinct to thu life Of gnn.
tlomnn vi refinement aud culture. Ito
loves art aud music, aud is thoroughly
and enthusiastically iond Of outdoor
Bporn
Whilr in England, Alplionsc DauIo,
will he in charge Of Horny James. who
has made all tho arrangements for his
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by local applications, rs they cannot
roach the Diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one one wav 10 cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edics. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
OF tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets iuhalnsd you have n rumblins
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed deafness is the 70.
cult, and unless the inflammation can
be taken ont aud this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by ca,arrh, which is nothing
but M intlamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case o! deafness caused by catarrh)
that cannot DO cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
j. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, 0.
sD~Sold BY Druggists. 75c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

lIarpor's Bazaar will, during the
month OF May, publish very elegant
fashion designs appropriate to the sea-
son. The Worth toilottes arc both
elaborate and simple, and include beau
tliul calling and reception gowns, house
dresses and dainty effects in costume
for the early summer. Among literary
features will be stories by Marie Louise
Pool and DutIield Osborne; Il practical
series. by practical housckceper. on
laundry work; paper on breathing,
by Lille Hamilton French. who is
again at home. and, having concluded
her Mediterranean notes. will give US
Mrs. Van Twiller's agreeable after
moons in New York once moro; and
Spectator, always popular and sucges.
tive, will write OF Tho Domestic Prob.
lem. OF Visiting, and OF How to Enter
tain Visitors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

stay. Daudot intends to study London,
10 II Is In part tho sccno Of his now
story, "Sou,ion do Fnmillo.'
General Simon y. Buckner. tho Con.
Tolerate veteran, Ia ono Of tho most en-.
thusiastic advocates Of good roads In
Kentucky. On his big farm in Hart
county ho has constructed ton miles Of
macadamizod highways.
Estelle Clayton will produce comic
opera OF her own writing. entitled "Tho
Viking" at tho annual matinee for tho
benefit Of tho actors fund OF Now York,
which will occur on May ..
Mrs. Mary Is. Richmond. OF Batavia,
N. y, widow OF Dean Richmond, tho
famous railroad aud steamboat man,
leaves an estate Of $4,000, 900 to DO di.
vidod among hcr children.
William II. Moody, n son OF tho evan.
golist, who is in charge Of n department
In Mount llcrmon school, has developed
consi derablo aptitude rs n public
speaker.
David NJ. Stone. tho la,o publisher
and editor Of the Now York Journal of
Commerce, left an estate OF Si50,0O0
Rudyard kiplinc Is on tho point OF
returning TO lndia-not to live there,
however. '.t''r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
MARROW ESCAPE
or tho King and Queen Of Italy from
Death on the Ilnli.

or tho King and uunon Of Italy from
Death On tho Ilnli.
RoME, May king llumbcrt and
Queen Margaret had n narrow escape
from death to-day. They woro on their
way by rail In n special train from Flor.
cncO to this city. attended BY their
suites. Suddenly, near lncisa lake,
there was violent shock, ono Of the
carriages was derailcd and everybody
on board tho train recOivnd moro or loss
scrious conclusions. An obstruction
OF somo description, It appears, other
foil across the track or was placed there
by ovil.mInded porsons. Several mem.
bcrs OF tho royal suite sustained slight
injuries, but tho king and queen es-
capcJ with nothing moro serious than
bad shaking up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

Some OF thes pecial features announced
for publication during May in lIarpes's
Weekly are: 4 double-page illustra-
ton by Rufus +. Zogbaum OF the naval
battle OF Wei-hai-wci; Luxurious Yacht.
ing. with front md doubIe-page illus.
tratlons by Thulstrup-the article By
". J. Henderson,; Ancient New York
Market Rights, by Julian Ralph; chap-
tiers in new department entitled Life
aud Letters, by William Dean lIowells /;
Diamond Cutting in America: Soldiers
Homes, n proiusely illustrated supple
mont for Decoration day; aud, in the
department OF sport, The Development
OF the Amateur Pitcher. by ]. A. Tying;
Bicycling Among the Fnshionab!es; BIZ
cycling in War, e:c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

DUDLEY, ESoLASD, May THE prim-
1.-Two Methodist conference held hero
to-day passed a resolution to tho elect
that Considering tho character OF tho
Row. Jonathan Bolpa crime. tho shame
which 1t brings to our faces, tho sorrow
20 our hearts, and tho sad publicity
given to tho terrible facts, tho confer
oncc cannot accept his resignation, bu:
expcls him from tho ministry and con-
nection."
The whereabouts OF Mr.. Boil, who
disappeared from Blackheath shortly
after tho death OF his victim. Miss Emily
Hall. In lying.in hospital, at Detroit,
Mich. became known. is still unknown
10 tho police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
VENUS REVISED.

los'On G'n5s.
"Beucn;h tho sun there's nothing new"
50 SANG OF Old the nsnlmlsi:
who cOntrnViiCts wise Solomon
Is buE inlsc nlnrnisi.
There's nothing new beneath thcsun
To-day nor ever will be:
The Woman We call New Ia old.
And sos Du Mauricr's "Trilby."
She's Que we've wOrShlDpcd all our lives;
And yet hcsu Disguised her
That not III t'OIhcr dRv has one
Among rs recognized her
oh. how he must have laughed within
liiSRcc.c. what time he's seen as
Rave o or his model. dreaming not
She was the Rrnles' Venus!
Who'd think TINT arms aud foot pl,ccd out
\ bl0uSy sort OF bodice.
And back hair down. would change her so
We wouldn't know our goddcSSt
E'on mOicrni.ch brought down To ,lntc--
Siaif: hutRll who love her
And who docs uot'-muSt fnin admit
Tint dress docSnot improve her.
Ills saCrll"Er To cover nm
Her beauty! Ny. Cul high low,
or how ynu will. muCh IA imrntlnr
Must ruin hcr of Milo.
Oh, from our Slavery 10 Dress
II Is enough to wrnm NJ
To know that ''TrIIby' was evolved
by putting clothes on NGuutl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

Mr.. J. Il. Cobb, publisher OF the
Mirror. ut Broc;on. \. y, says: "For
noarly two years the Mirror has been
publishing the advertisements of
Chamberlain's Remedies. \ few DAYS
ago the wri,or was suffering from a
bowel trouble and rcsor.rI TO an old
remedy. which did not prove ctiicacous
finally he tried ChnmbGriain's Collie,
Cholera aud Di0rrhTa Remedy and
two dosos did tho business, checking it
complotcly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

TnE Frcuch have gained n victory
ovOrtho llovas. OF course. 1t 10 only
a question Of time when Franco will
hnvo Madagascar completely In her
hnnds, European nations don't stop nt
such littlo thing d, stealing n coun.
try. All tina! |, necessary is Tor ono OF
them to acc somOthncit wants and can
got II. Powder aud shot do tho rcst.
This Is ono phasS Of civilization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

MAron SrRoSphas hls own way OF do,
ing tho spring houso.cleaninr, aud at
this distance II seems n good way. The
work cannot be completed In day, but
go long as Colonel Strong is mayor Of
New York tho good work will 20 on.
That Is the kind Of tran,plantcd Buck.
eve no 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

LORD Suolro DouoLAs, promising son
Of tho marquis Of Queensborry, says
tina, when hc proposed to tho Adds
girl no was III 'hszy condition." If
his loriship is ever in any other con.
ditt1n he is in great luck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

This fly Describes ninvmn, varorauS pos
which breeds chIlls aud fever, billion, rcmlttout
dumb nguu, nguo cnko, md in tho tropics deadly
typhoid forms Of fever. liuSlcl.ct'S Stomach
Bilcrs prevents mud cures these complaints.
BlnuSncts. constipation, dyspfr4u. uc;rulS
uul kidney trouble, rheumatism, ururnigi, nuu
impaired vitality Rrc also rrmc lied by the grynI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

lr Central America gets together and
makes commercial war on Great Britain
in retaliation for hor treatment OF Mica.
ragun, there will be some grooming in
tho British workshops. John Bull
knows when his pocket nerve is touched.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
i:uri.lrn's NrnIrn St,vc,

Tho host nnlva in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, nlCcrs. salt rhnun, foyer
sores. tct,er. chappcl hnndq, chilhIaina,
cOrns. aud all skin Gruptlon-, aud noii-
tivOIy curn4 pilns, or no nay required.
It IL guarautcnl to givo perfect Hatisiac.
ton or money refunded. prco 2j
cents por box. FFur salu by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08
Graham Gems.

One cup each of white and graham
I!our. Mix with sweet milk to stiff
dough. ru. in cup thres teaspooniuls
sugar. two OF baking powder. ono half
OF salt. Add water, stir, and beat in
dough. Bake ut once In quick oven.
These gems have awcet, nu,ty flavor.
frnnyri1hiSdf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

BREAKFAST - Graham mush. Beef.
steak aud Onions. Baked potatoes.
Graham gems. Milk toast. Dates.
Coffee.
DiSSRn-Sliced roast beef in gravy.
Dandclion greens. Steamed potatoes.
Lima beans. Rndishes. White and
graham bread. Boiled custard. Lady
fingers.
SurrEH-Fish chowdcr. Crackers.
Bread and butter. Rnubarb sauce.
Cookies. Teas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

THE county commissioners refused
tho Bunch woman licnnsc to sell liquor.
but lior place vas Oprn AZ uaual ycstcr.
day. hs tho story gocs tho mayor OF
fulton ha, told nor 10 20 nhoad aud
Asil. Tho Bunch woman is emitting out
trouble for horuelf. She Is selling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

PRESIDENT Low, Of Columbia College,
will erect ut his own cost, estimated at
sl,OOo,0oo. Columbia's now library build.
inc. This IL not his fret boneiac.ion
to the college, II thero DO another
such a man ut liberty tho Wc,. Vir.
ginia university would like to have him
for president
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Jinks-"SIui,hson strikes me as being
a sort OF religious broker; but Pm
blamed il | can tell whether he's bull
or bear" Filkins-"Why not o"
Jinks-"Becauso he's long on counter.
ance and short on works. Harlem Lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

TuE emperor OF China may now send
come peacock feathers aud an outfit OF
yellow Jackets to tho car Of Russia, who
has stepped in at the last hour and done
him n great service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

DnlTIsH influence, continue to bur.
row under tho Hawaiian republic trying
to overturn it. The Hawaiian republic
would do well to make some British
subjects walk Spanish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

FArsMoSr will be pretty full up with
the Knights Templar and tho West
Virginia Coal Exchange on hand, but
Fairmont will make it pleasant for all
of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-08

Sick headache. constipation aud indi.
rostiou are quickly cured by Dc Wits
Little Early Rircrs. the famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, 3. i. Peabody. Benwood, and 30 wio
< Co., Bridgeport, ..
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hcJntelliocnrer
wurELlSG. NAY =, 1898.
Our Gold aud silver MONEY.

Our Cold unu Sttrcr money.
T,o., tho ,-,,r, and hco,.d dcmand
of,h. sdvorc,d silvcr rconlc for moro
,,ono, aud ,,,,;c,,,rlv ior more silver.
/, r;-h, h, ,hourh, tim. .bcre peyer
,,;,,,, m,,ov r,r.;cplarlv 40 H..
~ .;,,o, mo,ov in IN, coua.rv First
-, 49,, Ia, /. ,h,, r,yor boioro VIVA
49, ,oi, ,r,,sv in III, country as
-, 49,. Th;si, ,hown nv f,pu,c,
..,.n, ,,o,, IA, traoQrrv renor,s ior re.
n, ,o,.rI.;,, m. s,m, rc,or,s vo
,,L :. NOW mo,o,i, c;rcu,a,
.I,,,s, ,roo,.
,,,, = ~ .o,rso for tho f,sc,l
go .,,,;,, Irr,9o 1901 TIL. whole
- ,,o,o, III. country a, Tim,
H.. 49,, :, ,o6 40. -S1 tn. ,mo,p.
;, .;-,,,,,,;,, wos :, cy;o SoS -os or
"a, ., $500, ,,, uom,r ,,J .h;I1
:. ~. o,rn,r, ,ho ro,r;,,;or hahn,
.,;,,L. .Lo ,,,,s,,, dsr,r,no,,
estimate" pY lne treasury "ep"' '"''"'
ut 6S,"'1UOo ms ID me largest cifcu'
uL :. ho,.d ,b,t lo,s
- o,,, o,,na h,-;,os. If thu
:. - ,.;,, ,o,or III. ~.
;I.h,;,,,,.,.,o,,1 Win, chocL.
Eainder being transacted with cnecKs,
drafts and other conVen'encea OF eS'
change. the amount oil money IN c'rcn'
lat;on and per capita VIII DC seen 10 De
far from small.
ANYBODY who has the least iamliiar-
:iy with business knows that no enter
prise Is held back because the country Is
short o'money. heshorsaGe IL IN CONT
dence. Where that can DO commanded
hemoneyisiorthcominc. Agovernmcnt
loan oil >'O.OOo,OVo on OASIS oil less than
5 per cent per annum IS ono proof
among others OF TIPS TACT
Instead OF less silver. IN coined money
and available bullion IN the treasury
there IS more. liere also tho fiscal year
1881 showed high water marx. carrying
the figures up to the enormous sum oil
2i.2i9VSo. This includes MI inc sta
yer money, co'ned dollars, subsidiary
com. ana onl'ion IN the treasury U!
this SSS5.923,OOo are IN circulation IN
the form OF silver certificates and soS,'
000O00 rs subsidiary com, or change"
OF the whole vast sum oil silver The
silver dollar Itself, on which so many
panyCerics are written. IS in circulation
only TO the eztcn: OF S92,36i.O62, less
than We have had at any time since
1856. The dollars are in The treasury
and there ia plenty OF the raw material
there to make more silver dollars II the
people want them, but with lO.UD,OOO
more population the people Will not use
quite so macy oil thcm "a they used ten
years ago. They viii not use an aver
capita.
Yc: the standard silver dollar is glow
I i;