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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
MONUMENTAL STRUCTURE
ERECTED E0R A GREAT suszxxse


The Precinct Manufactured C,nae,. Ca 1RooS
ef"es 1nto Nearly Every Home In the Lad.
James Pyle Of New York. the manufacturer
OF the celebrated pearline washing com.
pound. Ia now erecting handsome and
6eEering warehouse On tho N. ". corner Of
washington and Charlton Streets, N. Y. CITY.
Ehis building IS magnificent monument to
sne power n& ADVERTISING skilfuIly directed, IN
canSosron with an article Of real merit
over torty years ago, Pearline has been ita
staple trade Tor little moro than 1syeara. Mr..
Pyle YVES ct that time convinced that he had
o roeritoriou5 article and believed, that b7
putting it before the public in proper man.
Ner. need for its use would be- recognized
and fine business built up in consequence.
A limit was set, with the idea thatshould tho
gales OF Peariine reach a certain amount be-
would be thoroughly satisfied. This limit Of
Eatisfaction was 80 far from being too high.
that at present and for years past, from
OF yearly business has been donebT Mr.. pyie.
mhe nsea ios iarHsr space and greater ae-
has bseo sstt saS q Considerable tine past
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

Steve Haines OF Augusta was in the
city Sunday and reported considerable
excitement in that usually quite COM
nlunity.
Saturday night Lawyer Jones was
hung in effigy in that town and the
figure remained hanging all day Sum
day as nobody attempted 10 take 1t
down.
The story Of the hanging Of Mr..
Jones in efigy is rather interesting
one as related by the Gossips Of Au-
gusta.
There lives in that town merchant
named Etteson- He is Hebrew, but
unlike so many other communities there
Is no prejudice against him on account
Of his race. On the contrary he is
very popular with the people Of the com
munity He keeps large general
store and is one of the most enterpris-
ing and accommodating men of the
town.
Fate has laid the scourge heavily up
On Mr. Etteson Notwithstanding his
good qualities as a man and citizen
He has raised a large family and four
IF his boys are afflicted with a species
Of idiocy that developed into insanity
In the case Of one Of them. Mr.. Eft
teson rs well as his good wife have
worked hard all their lives in support
Of the family at home, but the young
man in question became rather violent
In his insanity and something had to
be done with him in the line of placing
him in an insane institution.
The story goes that Mr.. EttesOn had
a Jewish friend In New York who Sc
cured admission into an asylum there
for the young man on the plea that ne
was an orphan.
The story further goes that Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. Etteson became estranged over
some matter of very little consequence,
but in small community small mat
tiers sometimes grow to large proper
tons.
AT any rate the asylum in New York
was notified that the young man Elite
son confined there was not an orphan
at all, but the son of a well fixed meT-
chant The result of this was that
MI Ettson was sued for a large sum
of money to cover the support and care
of his boy for several years. The suit,
il is said, will be very damaging finan
cialy to Mr.. Etteson if it goes against
him and there is every likelihood that
1t will if the influence OF public senti- I
ment does not help him in the court.
Whether based on good grounds or
not the people Of Augusta blame Mr..
Jones for giving the information upon
which the asylum proceeded against
Mr.. Etteson and they are very Wrethy
at him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

Chris. the Model Maker. w. o. Stod-
dard; The Patriot School Master, But
terworth; War, the Viking, Paul du
Chaslla; The Fur Seals Tooth, Kirk
Monroe; Olaf, the Glorious, Robert LIP
ton; Afioat with the Flag, Henderson;
Magical Experiments, arthur Good;
81. Bartholomew Eve, q. S. Henty;
Little Mr.. ThimbleFinger, Joil Chand-
Ter Harris; The Toiuned, Translated by
II. POLAND: The Koran, Translated by
Ga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
An Agcrnyzset Casa

Mr.. FRIENDLY hear that your part
Ter mas abscorded with s., 900 Of your
money.
Mr.. Coupcn-Not only that but ths
ungratetul scounG-el didn't take ~
wife with him after ne had been Airt-
ing with her right under Ey very noss
Coz the past SIX months -TeIas SIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
Too Yucuistrsye-

Young Rural in local hotel. show
ing OF before MS glrIl-waster. bring
us bottle OF champagne
Wa.cer-Yes sir. dry?
fEotlyl-"It's none ot you- business
whether re are dry or cot .us: yoS
l-.ay i."-T!--Bi.a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

end this nev building Is designed % meet
ths want, L is ten stories high OF granite,
brick snd steel the lower Tires s.o-iss Ring
OF granite. and the upgar seven OF bricll With
granite trimmings The building Is shso.
iutety hrerroof, floors throughout bling OF
asphalt and the roof Of gravel end tile. fivs
elevators VII. supply ample facilities for res-
ee1Eers and freight. It would be dif.cuyt g
find structure 50 admirably a3ep..d for tt..-
uses TO which the owners hays decided 70 nut
It. Nearly eight c.ty lots a-e covered by ths
bI.loinC and Il i NS5:e. from Soniy Hook,
Ionkers jersey Ctty Esi.shS and points bar
tween
Whea Pea-tDe vas first LET upon the mar
ke-. soap makers tercvlvl out ths county
laughed at the i6ea Of any v ssfiingccrn pound
however good, SUP planting the old L.shicned
eoel Eysats have howsye. proved then IN
ezro- for F5-.r-iae he's becc ne houssh ob
word th-ouShou' the ..ensa srd breadth of
Ils country. and most soap. makers are po8
st-tvlng fer = wasAiaE, comp ou-i trads.
La tie cozl-se % . y6Sc 0eScsy forty r-,ffSons
= pac.ages o. Pea-.ics are 31Sur7eS ia 49,
Snled States ouch .ks,srea as these sun
the imagination u IS .crts . reafizo then.
tor tie hast fe. yee, ; Ia. james Pyis has
peec as.Sted il tie b UiH0as Ia GsS sozs,
James Z. and W. s HA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

II -1---@-'s -: - >.ilr- a----
.gst Ike z.rls G. - 10
Ire p3tztr 49, tFs s]E-Lrl sDS--
A. -Hfs 80. - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fo de-
sirable real estate 500 10 81. 5000 worth OF
good jewelry: all new; suitable TO open up
store; or good chance for a man TO travel:
drummer's outfit. only reliable persons
need answer. Address p. o. box No. 16J,
Kansas City, Mo. d6t-5t- q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

FOR SAIE-sI.5 will buy room, cottage.
barn. fence and stone walks to move
Come quick. Must be sold 81 once Glenn
en-; x Thomas. d{.-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

Tx frlsrz ses1os q svfrktn. "a
nat srsszseEs - .a.-s. Esassss vEinx - s~~zs
tsse ssesaaI 500 HS-A AE4xs-~ Csssr,s--
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eorre n Exsx s4=< - xecS tsezx sagc2.A
DsssI La
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

ss~~&at. r,xsrs - Barter 8rstaza..
-.zrT5 - tal1r a~sr - gstS-z2 y.yy tfs.a.
ar esrsus sts<E - Eszs ] lzszsszs j. for tws
sFssks = - a1s8-tzs- zaarr aze i-zps~Exz0z.
: = - Lag sss-arsx ~-F.-rk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
LEARNED MEN ARE COMING HER.

List OF the New Corps OF Instructors for
the New Fsirmount College.
Paramount college will omen rbn o,,,-
ing school year with the following CORPS
OF teachers: -
Nathan j. Morrison. n. D. L. n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
NORTHUMBERLAND

WANTED-Platforn scsIe: capacity Of
four hundred pounds or more. Wichita
Poultry Co. 9ci E Douglas Ave.
fGf-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

FOR SALE-Goo5 cottage. cr!iar. fruit.
shade. barn. 10 lots; one block from car
line. $780,
10 acres bottom land. miles out. s;po.
Z. l. SPENCER
SSs-.t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
HUNG IN EFFIGY
AUGUSTA LAWYER SWUNG FROM a
POLE EY PROXY.

Excited and Indignant People Think that
He was the Cause O: Getting Tco"i-
nent Mercha Mt into TroIbie-stcry OF
How MIR. Etteson Provided for the care
and Support of an Insane Son in Fri
vate Asylum on the Representation 'la'
He was an Orphan-Asyium Now sues
Mr. Etteson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
THEATRE, 100. DEPENos ON CORN
manage, Crawford rells on the Possfbiii..
of Drama in Wt.bftf


l.. NJ Crawford Of Torsi~s p,s..eor
Gnu Ptopfitt9I q the Crawford theat-
41caI circuit, was in ,ha city ves.erdaI
IN speaking - ,ha show usiness'' Nj,
>d".Srs seia that he was watching
t'H r'fh crop as 2nXiously % any far
't''f IN Kansas. bCCar~- ne eyniained
! tle aFpreCiatfcr Lud devotion 10 the
usSma IN AdnSas depends on the big
S%ltoW ear with a cob in its middle.
-, - reply - question : TO why
". w INA "a e'uId not get as high a quail
~ VL SHOWS as his patrons here are ell
w. Otd4il"flAS Tor, Mr. Crawford said
look Tor Oklahoma and the country
9eutn or here In improve Wichita's m
POI tuhlueS to S"e the best taiar- i, The
country, A. show town Iyichi+a has
pevh unfortunate in some respects Tbe
people mere know what The hest i aDS
Na"t II t5bt The Tor most troupes
"a '-,e country nave routes that do nd.
'oaHR " ichlta- Take tho .-7l;ta p, Toy
as Tor Instance. Now Texas : n s,,,er,-
uia snow state, and the hest talent :,
VIE country visit II. but they visit hv
gong sN0Jh from Kansas civ ana -
LOUIS through Missouri and Arkansas
some day l believe that -or-a VII y.
changed ana III" great troupas viii o.
lAfouSh oklahoma, by the way IF IVirb-
- - ''Ai'' iioiila VIII he far in advance
I s~-rs
Sad eastern teNts. Another r1air- tl,a+
mas peen against Wichita j thar ~
tIou'eS that p 10 California f,Ilov,- ~
tahScon unental lines from Omaha
way" N''ne 'Als
Ar Crawford saws ne Is hool,ir~ a.
fractions for Wichita every -iav a,j
tla' tnlS city VIII Sc more and harro-
taient this year than il did lasr Ar5
~-v q9antY ct these attractions viii H.
greatly improved i the corr, H. II
that : expected ~ il '''
ME l2 reminiscent mood Mr.
NV FORA tai1 aaur The N5Si- Of T2,,fr
ana b3rrett O. ,his city. T1s,- -15l. =,
Fi'VVe mere Nix Crawford sat1 fbs+
s ,,.ll : leca! standpoint II was no- mo-
y 'ao4e 20 play Booc5 AID Rarra,- a.
savN demanded greater rz- ~. -
e''s 4tveillS tlsD other attrs c-fons and
20 - - the attendance at the thea
- NJ ..SS 1e.r actors who unfor-
'U.a1ely followed IN thelr waks.
Real Estate Transfers.
Emma n Nerick & al No h,ls =
ID Princess add -
- u Jacobs va los = a a75
'p-tev r lot - on T.avrenc,A
ave Stones add -o,o
- 10y ifelr w6 ls5xlzS + - or
Jog p blk I Chaucsu1ua ia n
II y DUBOIS - letS - - -.
Nam = Fl-zge-.IdS a,5s- Iof
- ia ave Ferrills "a add
.ot "a FlIth ave s'e-rltlS p 40,
.5's Il ana - Washington sva
smith lots l64 les Market 81
+''.'' 5000 $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

WANTED-A w;dower IN the country
with small family wants a middle-aged
Christian lady as working housekeepeF.
d57-9t9
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AGENTS WANTED.
MlSCElIANE

". c. RICHARDS has opened the Nc
Call House, at 81 North Market, and is
prepared 10 give first-class Accommodations
to boarders by day or week at reasonable
rates. Also pleasant rooms. furnished
or unfurnished. single and ensuite. II
you want a pleasant place 20 board. con-
Yenient TO your business, call at 20 North
Market street. d63-6t. 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

PERSONS who are heirs 10 the Ed
wards estate in New York City viii please
correspond with !. II. Edwards. Fredoaia,
Kan, who viii be glad to help you prove
YOUR claim. dii-J6t. az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

PIANO TUNER-w. J. Schneider has
10 equal as a piano tuner. We VIII guar
antee all work as strictly tTst-class.
Barnes K Newcomb. d5-tf.
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FOR SALE-sSse viii buy a roo-., house.
barn and lots on the West Side This
property is Ike finding IL. Clement s
Thomas. d5--5t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

wANTED-The public 10 know that 7
am still city scavenger. notwithstanding
my competitors say am out Of business,
and Will DO your work as cheap as any
one. J. T. Hooker. d5s-26tGg
WANTED-To rent for cash only, =.
section good farm land with good improve
ments. Richardson-Hi ll3 y. Main ST.
d55-tf.
WANTFD-One hundred teams at -
per day: also sub-contractors. on grade OF
X c. T. and G.. Ry. work at Oak Lodge
sixteen miles west OF FOrst Smith, Ark
Cheap feed and six months work. j. y
Ware & Son, OAK Lodge. /. I. dJS-1tfg
WANTED-Anyone leaving the city for
the summer can have horse and carriage
well taken care OF for It's use. Light
family driving. Address ''Sec'y," J. y.
Box 5l2. d5o-tf.
WANTED-Razors. shears. clippers and
lawn mowers TO grind j. + Stafford. lOI
S. Main St. dl2l-tf-
WANTED-Pianos 20 tune at g; grand.
square and upright: all work fully guar
anteed. Barnes & Newcomb- c5-tf-
FOR SALE-mlSCeLLANECuS.
FOR sALE-1ohorsepower boiler and
engine. in frst-clas condition; just the
thing for irrigation plant. Can o. O.
Smith machine shop, % North Main S..
Wichita, Kan oa--St-n
FOR SALEOGood gasoline stove: cheap.
A. Wabash. csz--ize
FOR SALE-Good store building. Z5xI0o
Il, in the town Of Benton, with or with
out fixtures. a bargain. Inquire 80.
81 y. Main. PechIn's furniture store.
dsz-st
FOR SALE-second hard buggy: also.
household furniture belonging 70 Mrs. W.
J. Wilson, 4l0 W. Central Ave. G5s-stfs
FOR SALE Or TRADF-Fo- a good
top buggy and horse. Tuft Soda F0ua-
tain, 10 syrups, very large marble slab.
all IN fine order: now in use J. n. Hart
nett. Winfield, Kan c5I-sLW
FOR SALE puIisys. finch face. -
inches in diameter Enquire \; the t.sEis
Office cE7 n
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIE-
e. horse power boiler and engine. with
heater. pumps and tank
large ''Wesfer-" corn shelter. No. 2
J large Eureka" oats clipper. 10 :.
! large "H0w's'' hopper scales. $50 -.
reels. shsfti1E. pulleys. corveyors. ETC.,
etc . enough for an elevator At trs
above machinery 81 good orrer- Al fgr
KS = taken a. once. AG1rsss n ].
W!nders. wichita. kan. dE-st3
FOR RsNT-HOUsEs.
FOR REST-s room house: rnofsrn In
pr0veuents- 81 Wac Ave 1F9-it9
FOR REST-Aug7sst Ist. modern -asi-
terce, 1874 PARK Pace AYE. rooms. f~T-
mace bath. City water. seWEr. a1G az
modern convenience REM fss r =.
West. AEcho. Trust Co. - =. HaTkst
s. ds,-le-
FOR PFNT-IIoure> n ~ parts q ne
c5fy. Hl4Az & E5lkea1. over - X MAJ
ket- dr.
FOR RENT Xo5sru houses. slso BIS
iness koUs~- Israel Bsos. c-@s-G
zoo eELF--OUsEs
FOR sALE-[tssp. a r-1Te. la-zs.
eeN built : room hogss- / &. F-abs-fa.
ever - ? Dogzizs- 81i-2t&
rpR SAILED ri by a sr,iersls
cottage z-lts { rooms. celia. BAR zsT ca
hsniElrE- zod 5C'fs. Eas s-glt sza sessss-
C!e-ren. * Tbolu4s- cs[-Si
FOR gAIE-szs Goot esffs~s bs-a
ara -l~e srate. one b.ccE from GER sr-e-
Clement 4 TaofEzS- c~%-5s-
roR skTE-V-s-r ~oors so7sss al :
lo=s- III god zs.s1asoEslo-a-- Cls1lrsf 4
Tnrrnzs 1a4-si
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WANTED-The public 10 know that I
am still city scavenger. Notwithstanding
my competitors say I am out Of business,
and will DO your work as cheap IS any
one J. r Hooker. d5S-26t9 q
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81; SnIeA Iois lo4 los Market ST
1t'E .-...-. -,.. 49,.
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Advertisements under above classinca-
tons must be in the counting room by
O'Clock every night except Saturdays
which Is 10 o'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30
FOR sALEIHousEs AND Ions

GEO. X SPENCER REALTY CO.
c6i-St- 80 Z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-30

WANTED-To rent for cash only. y.
section good farm land with good improve
ments. RichardsOn-Hiett ll3 y. Main ST.
d55-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

IOST-A brown silk paTasol, on East
Douglas Ave Finder wiz confer favor
by returning TO this office. d53-3t.
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FOR TRADE.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Seventeen acres fine gar
Gen land. on 1lth St. al 4 bargain. ] G.
Williams, 80 y. Main. dss-St r
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-17

Couaty csaH meets for cfEs;, criminal
szd PROBATE bss.Ress On toe first Mos
days IL March, yune, S<p+ens=y and
Dec<mbeT.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

The penny tax for library
purposes is enough to produce
$4,000 a year in Camberwell,
London with which two free
public libraries viii be estab-
lished in that worklngman's
district.
The historic market of Bill
lingsgate, London, is now find
ing a serious competitor in
the Shadwell market. lis ira
ditional language will probab-
ly survive.
The first sailors home in
France was recently opened at
Dunkerque. II comprises lodg
ing rooms with a reading room
and libary.
The Norwegian postal author
tiles give the statistics Of the
foreign tourists in Norway dur
ing three summer months. 1t
seems that these mum Der 81, 13S,
against 1860 in 1856. The
British tourists numbered TO-
500. including the yachting
cruisers. After them came the
Swedes with 6992, the Germans
with 1914, the Danes with 200
and the Americans with 1876.
The new buildings of the
Museum of Natural History
(Jardin de Plantes) will be
'opened early in 1896. They
will be for the use of students
of paleontogy and antlropcl-
ogy.
The salrries received by Rus
sian diplomats representing
the Great Northern Empire at
foreign courts are not on near
ly so large a scale as those en-
joyed by her Britannia Majas-
TVS representatives abroad,
although they compare favora
bly, with tile rate of remunera
ton paid to the enjoys of certain
other European powers. The
British ambassadors at Berlin,
Vienna, Constantinople, Lon
don and Paris receive each 3d.
600 roub,es per annum, while
their colleague at the court of
King Humbert has TO be salts
fed withe the lesser sum of4O,-
coo ronbles The Russian minis
;ers at Washington, Tohio,
Madrid and Peking are each
paid 10000 roubles a year.
FoR SALE :-Extra heavy gal9an-
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their wages have remained un-
changed, they find that with
Mexican money selling for 90
cents on the dollar, they can
only purchase to the amount OF
s. in American money worth
of goods, or a clear loss in the
earnings of their labor of So
per month, by reason of this
fluctuating coin of Mexico.
Aha says the demagogue who
misleads the people the reason
for this fall in Mexico's money
is because of the want of conf.
dence in her stability as a ma
ton, and the people will not
stop to consider that if Mexico
should be swept from the face
of the earth by a tidal wave or
swallowed up in an earthquake
it could have no perceptible
effect on the value of her silver
money, because she has never
undertaken TO dc more than to
certify to the world that it
contained so many grains of
pure silver, and its purchasing
power rested solely and entirely
upon the intrinsic value of the
contained silver as fixed by
the markets of the world.
And what is. true as applied
to Laredo in these respects
is applicable to all parts
of Mexico which railroads have
brought in contact with the
commerce of the outer world.
l shall undertake in another
article to explain so clearly
that the present par value with
gold new maintained by our
80 cent dollar is not attribut-
able to any power of this gov
ernment, 4 100 per cent fiat in
one class Of its money, bat re-
lates entirely to its exigeucies
in raising sufficient revenue to
meet its enormous expenses.
Z. r. TARVER.
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CITY OFFICERS.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.

The following are the officers CT end
the tin1es ard places or holding court
flor the Western District OF Texas:
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APHoRIsMs OF EMERSON

APHORISMS OF EMERSON
/ That country is the fairesI
which is inhabited by the no,
blest minds.
Our faith comes in moments;
our vice is habitual.
The things that are really
for thee gravitate to thee.
God will not make him sell
manifest to towards.
The faith that stands on
authority is not faith.
Men walk On prophesies of
the next age.
Our Moods do not believe in
each other.
No truth so sublime bat it
may be trivial tomorrow in the
light of new thoughts.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-17
FLUCTUATING VALUES.
How Mexican Silver Has De-
preciated in the Last Ten
Years and Its Result

The News: Now that there II
a dull in the intense excitement
which was generated by ths
heated discussion and agita
ton of the silver gu: ;on
largely duo to the effect of the
errors in "Coin's Financial
School" upon the public mind,
it may not be amiss to briefly
analyze one of tie greatest con-
fGsions which obtained in this
deep and intricate subject.
AS it is highly probable that
the more conservative element
of the masses have realized ere
this that the clear profit which
would result from the 50-cent
fat contained i'll every 4124
grain dollar coined from 80
cents worth of silver under the
eXactions of the advocates Of
free and unlimited coinage of
silver at is to l would accrue
entirely to the owner of the
silver bullion thus enhanced,
it need not be pressed further
upon the retention OF honest
minds. And it may be an
equal waste of time and space
in your valuable columns to
argue with that large and dis
honest debtor class, who fancy
that in a debased currency they
are presented with the oppor
tunity to discharge their just
obligations with a deprecated
money. But it may be execns-
able at the time to call the
attention Of the larboring
classes, especially organized
labor, to the object lesson pre-
sented in the practical results
attending the fluctuating silver
money of Mexico, whose va.ae
and purchasing power are con-
trolled and actuated by the rise
and fall of the market value Of
silver bullion Ia this instance
IT'S direct effect upon the wage
career is a visible condition,
ind not a theory. Take its
workings right there in Laredo
I
on tue border line Of Mexico,
say for the past fifteen years,
and what do we ascertaini
| Why, fifteen years ago Mexican
money was worth SO cents on
tue dollar as compared with
the American standard gold
dollar and Mexican labor en-
ployed here then and now, and
ever since has been contracted
for and paid in Mexican money.
Well, what effect has it had
on labor during this timel
Some one may ask, simply this,
while everything sold here is
priced in American money,
there has not been a deviation
of 5 per cent in the wages paid
this labor during all the period
of fifteen years The result has
been that during this time Mex
lean money has steadily fallen
until il has reached and contin-
ued for many months at a
price as low as As cents on the
dollar, and the effect was sim
ply this: When Mexican money
was quoted at so cents they
tonld with their $40 a month
Mexican money wages buy in
the markets Of Laredo Sc IL
american money worth OF goods
bit tfc~ ard fot years. Rhil4
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-17
Senior Partner-What are

Senior Partner-What are
you looking SO glum over1
Junior Partne--Got a note
from nv wife that the pug is
lost. Now, if I don't sympath-
ize for her u whole lot she will
say ana a cold blopded brute,
and if I do sympathize she will
suspect that | hired some one
To steal the dog and AN jast
condoling with her fora blu1E-
Ci1eiunati Englt;rer.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-17

FoR SALE :-Extrd heavy galyan-
lied iron tan&-complete with top
and connections. Capacity 600 GAL
Ions. For price and particulars APP
ply to J. ID. ANDERsoN.
The Washington times., 1895-02-05

Chieago GRAIN and Produce.