Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

showing the wages OF AsNiCdH W. Niitg'i
and the cost Of e0mmJ -lt.es IN InAt e1'"-
INV comu4r=d vita the United states.
"Ttisditncult." saysthe Post, 10 believe
that man of Mr.. Armour's intelligence
can have Obtained his own consent to
such a Duerile and silly proceeding as
this. or that ne can be fa,uous enough
10 suppose that it will make the smallest
impression upon anyone with mental
equipment enough for canary bird.
Every one knows that the Mexican sill
YER dollar is worth but little more than
ff-v cents in this country, and, even al
thai. salable only to dealers in the prec-
ious meals. Everybody knows, also,
,hat lis value is so lessened simply be-
cause it is not d legal tender in thel
Unied STAKES. What can Mr.. Armour
expect to prove by his experiment ex-
eep,. perhaps. tha, he is willing to play
q scuryy trick upon his employees IN tho
hope Of cousr2ining them in their po-
Hdcal action? Can it be that the gold
advocates are reduced to such straights
as these?
why doesn't Mr.. Armour get some
Canadian or German money and offer
that to his employees? he might try
even gold. and scill subject the men
who work for him to very great incon-
veaience. Il would amuse him, no
doubt. /, is always funny TO see some
one in trouble and perplexity But does
any one intellectually superior to don
key imagine ,hat arguments Of this
character are likely to cancel a single
silver vote? Win they not, on the con-
rrary. incline men to suspect the integ-
rity Of a cause that ayails itself Of such
fagran, imoecility?
We see another awful warning flying
about in the gold standard newspapers
and pointed to with ingenious delight:
MONTREAL. August 4.-The fruits Of
tho free silver agitation III the OhlleU
States are brought nome ~ i9rc-ble man
E-r % An riclns travelling IN Cahac1'
american silver money is no longer accept
"a 1=re. For years il has passed current
-ou4Iiv with Canadian coin. bat the Ca
u4U-Ius nave decided that SrI-lElstest de-
nIuas It's rejection D tt1ttrr. rae, ne"
ru.- went generally iucO effect Saturday.
The result is that people VINO nave come
over the line WItn their pockets run OF
$500, r fTtfr,,.-i,. Ibi..f lesson in
3,r To- ma f.,rniIar practically
MI r. r,,e,ns 70 rTv 10 pass money worth
rr,r bs'f rs flce value. The street car
5.,'.-rs t-i.i ~ ,ccsn- i. for fares he
SHOP sssners don't want It. III banks have
4 u.s. m II nee cce q2'iS o ST und5r Prs
,ss' and bee3gs they would ,t avoid 5d,s sS es
books asEnce when a dime is handed to
a4 IA PE45ql . nor Sn.ng and the visitor
IS p,.ed with questions as 70 he probable
IS no. 1iolsaas experience for the trav-
Ee' ln s 9y wbtS6 bars Tsi IL - stamp Of
a,5 STATS is honest ana , means ans
r.s-a-, Tor him 20 find that he must go
count ~ FL ,hs wh5rewithai' to pay his
W ne i55 5 surrey , E3 a~ WAY S 'sI5s
har-.y .a1, some Of the woou.1--b55 rspu{si..
of h, exr -ienc=.
.. ,-y,.. 'A 5a,n n! 't Fl s-erv Walk -
iii ire Disgusting it. Nebodx can an g 5.e.
sh5a,d lrraeel in a serious discussion
as s- NJ " -liye ii f5 '2 a1pr5T1 The ali
snr3.y Of The proposition mak5s ta,m m y srTs
Silver 55m7a,sn. hui they cangot help see
. .I-I .' b-5iv5y and and Thy do not propose
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