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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-08

O'est ioi qu'elle demeuref
Roger NAUSEA les 6paules, set
continue 3 la s%tup6faction crotss-
sante de son interlocutaur:
EFT tn ajouteras que je n'aurai
d'autre femme, entends-tu
blen. d'autre spouse que cette Jeu-
ne file.
Pour le coup l'infortun6 Picard
6prouva I'M v6ritable vertigo. u
lui sembla que toua les 4neubles de
oette chambre tourblllonnaient au-
tour de lui Et Il s'appuya oontre
la porte pour nj pas chanceler.
-Hein! 6t-il au bout dun ms
tant.... Plaft-ll?
Puts regardant son msftre en-
6ditant sur son visage tous les
symphonies de Reimbursement, de
Reimbursement, il balbutiait:
Pardon, monsieur le cheva-
her.. quelle jeune flle....s sill
vous ple1t.... quelle....
Eth pardieu! gronda Roger 9
bout de patience, celle qui 6tait Ia
tout q l'heure....
Ellie?
-Celle que tn trouvais 81 char
mantle.
La petite femme de chambrei
Miserable! s'6cria le chevallel
en- marchant sur l'impertinant va
let.
Picard trouva instan6ment sol
air b6ant, souriant heureux. b
tendant lie dos:
-Allonsl aIloos done, ft.il emo
tonne, anxieux.
MATS Roger lie saislt violemmen
par le bras ct lobligea q SO redres
ser. Pais lu1 montrant du doigt i,
porte qui s'ouvrait:
Plus un mot! commanda-t-ll
Silenoe! c'est ellie!
C'6tait bian effectivement la leu
ne ouvri4re qui rentrait, mails Hen
riette toute en- larmes, SO Jordan
les bras de d6sespoir. Et avian
que Ie chevalier ct Picard fassen
revenus de leur surprise, la jeun'
file s'6tait jet6e sur une chaise
dormant an libre .cours q ses san
qlots. Et au milieu des larmas gu
la suf oqualsnt, Roger entendit G.
mots:
-Qaelle hontel mon Dieu! quel
le homie! ah! js ne m6ritais pa
une pareille ofense!
LIE chevalier await pris une de
mains d'Hsnriette, tandis qua ri
card, fort emu ct le visage tou
boulvers5 s'6tait %rapproch5 de !
jeuns file. II n'6tait pas habitu
a assister a d. vraies douleurs. e
oette scene a laquelle il await ct
81 loin de s'attendre le remuai
profond6ment. II eht blen voul
~interroger la jeune personne sur !
motif de chegrin qui SO psodulsai
dune facon 81 sub:t.. Mails Q re
gard rencontra oelui de Roger, e
il SO tut. Au surplus le chevallel
demandait lul-mema, q la jeuns I'll
le 6plor6e:
Cue s'est-il done pass6? @ II
pu motiver l'6tat Oh je vous vols
: Dites .mol bien vite, Henriette, c
qui est arrived
La ieune file a cette question
eonrba la tete:
On me chasse de cette malson
dit-elle.
Roger ohanoela. Puis, passan
! rapidement la main sur son front
On vous chssse -. vous
vousl
Il await les ysux hagards ct /
sang lul montait au ceryean. lou
fremlssant dune soQrde col6re
CONNIE sill eot devin6 ce qui We
matt de SO passe Or, il reprit:
On vous ohasse? BIT pourquoi
Henriette Sc cacha le visag,
dams les mains. Au moment de par
Ter ell SO sentait d6faillir. Mais
faisant un vigoureux effort sur lui
meme pour SO msftriser, ellie pro
nonca ces mots qui semblaient lu
brhler les l6gres au passage:
-Oai on M chasse.... parei
que....
Ellie h6sita une seconde. Pu7l
ayec paine:
-Parce qu'on pretend que j
o,;e ,otro votr,@ q ftro ,on
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-05-08

Abonnez-vous 3 PE0Ho DE =
EST Sl.00 par an payable d'avancs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

There Is very general comment on the
fact that In all the 1900 words uttered
by Mr.. Bryan In his speech accepting
the presidential nomination there was
not one single word MS to the. attitude OF
himself and his party on the tariff ques-
ton.
1t will not do for Mr.. Bryan and those
who are responsible for his nomination
to say that the question OF the tariff Is
not an issue before the people. for 1t IS,
and It Is directly connected with the
question which they are trying to make
the sole issue. The deficiency in the
revenues Of the government must he
provided for, and there must be an ad-
justmcnt on a scale that will revive our
Industries and provide employment for
u people.
What would 1t matter II the volume OF
our money were to be increased an hun
drcd fold, II there were no means pro-
vldcd for the people 10 carn It?
The subject "a one which Mr.. bryan Is
very anxious 20 Steer clear Of. lie
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
pARXEEsBuRG LEARNS SOMETHING.
An Object lesson showing the Result Of
Free Silver AEitntinm.

Petersburg journal: When a string
Is tGd to Il bid for Parkersburg bonds,
something Is radically wrong.
Our bonds, literally speaking, are rs
good as gold. Something Is the matter
when but one bid. and that Il condition.
al bid, Is received for 1900 0 OF six per
cent %rerundInS bonds.
Two significant letters were read to
the city council last night. They are
brief and to the pctnt and are printed
in full In this issue.
One from the Fourth National Bank,
or Columbus, o., is n bid Of par for the
bonds, provided you make the bonds
payable in gold coin, OF the United
States, of the present standard"
Tra second letter Is from w. j. Hayes
& Sons. the Cleveland brokers. They
say that owing to the ''panicky condi-
tOn Of the money market OccHSioned
by the free silver craze" people re-
fuse to buy bonds or loan money. Hayes
x Sons then say: III. however, the sill
Yer sentiment subsidies rs much In the
next thirty days as 1t has In the past
thirty days, we will probably offer to
lift your bonds, etc.
The above quoted paragraphs need
no comment. They are brief, but those
few words refute with convincing force
tho dangers and windy theories and
promises OF the Boy Orator. His
Highly dreams threaten 60 throw he
whole country into the pool OF business
stagnatiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
CHORUS.

Whenever they've been trusted,
The country they have busted:
II IL the same old story DER and DER.
They've never failed to do II.
Nor the peOpl" ceased to rue II
From Maine TO CaIlfOrnia's golden shore.
With Van Buren,. Jackson. Polk,
The people all went broke.
as they did again just before the war,
For our fathers sadly tell
How Buchanan. he raisel-wcil.
1t Is just the same old story DER and DER.
Great Grover lies in clover.
While all the country over
Men are cussIns hin who never cusscd
before.
Millions beg for work In win.
Isn't the object lesson" plain?
II Is just the same old story DER and Ger.
Having ruined this great nation
With free trade legislation.
Now they're singing n very different song;
For they say with matchleSs gall
That free silver will cure all,
And. az usual, you'll lind that they are
wrong.
But sound money and protection
VIII carry the election,
For they cnnnot fool the people any more;
Then Mckinley and Hobart true,
Growers ruin will undo,
And prosrcrltyW be with lis as before,
Has been set TO music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

So far as surface Indications 20 the
President will be urged TO select as the
successor Of Mr.. Watts somebody who Is
in no sense In line with the policy OF the
administration. Let us call the roll.
D. II. Leonard, OF Wood county. will
be urged because he has been assistant
district attorney, has One knowledge OF
the business, and is Il good party man.
The Chiltons will ugEu themselves aud
win be willing to compromise with the
President by agreeing that he shall APP
point either Of them according to taste.
Colonel Johu Z. McGraw would accept
the Job on the ground that he can change
his political principles as quickly as any
man in the business.
Stuart +. Walker will be pushed
harder than anybody else on the ground
that he Is the law partner Of senator
Faulkner, and the assistant to Dis.
tnct Attorney General Watts.
It Ia worth while to remember That Ill
of these statcanen were In the recent
Popocratic statcEcOnventi0n In this city,
and.thnt not one OF them had the nerve
81 to propose an endorsement Of President
Clcveland'a administration. II Is proba-
bic that such a proposition would have
been howlcd down and the mnvcr thrown
e out; but all the game 1t would have been
a very pretty play II an aspirant 10 the
Watts vacancy had been long-headcl
enough To attract attention to himself
by Offering n resolution OF good words
for the President.
When the President comes to make
hla selection he viii be very likely to
think On this phnsc OF the subject. ut the
same time that he considers whether he
should use the vacancy to strengthen the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
POLITICAL.
Capt. 3. B. Dovener's Appointments.

Weston. Saturday, Aug. %. Lewis Co.
Confluence. Monday, Aug. -, Lewis Co,
Sutton. Bra%ton Co. Tuesday, Aug %.
Ronoy's Point, Thursday, Aug. q, D. NJ,
Ohio Co. ~
Elm Grove, Thursday. Aug. q, night,
Ohio Co.
MepndsvIllc, August IS, Friday, at . p.
m. Marshall Co.
IN, Tyler Co. !"
Middlebournc, Monday, Aug. 81. at . y.
m, Tyler Co. !"
Central Station, Tuesday, Sent. l.. ut /
p. NJ. Doldridgc Co.
Salem. Tuesday. Sept. l. at I p. M, llar-
r!son Co.
Browns Mills, Wednesday. Sept. ., at /
p. m. Harrison Co.
Shinston, Wednesday, Sept. ., n, I p. H.,
Harrison Co. '
Romine'R Mills. Thursday, Sept. 3, at
l p. M, Harrison Co.
bridgeport. Thursday. Sept. J. at IN. m,
Harrison Co. 80
West Milford, Friday, Sept, 1, at / y. M,
Harrison Co. -
,WilsonhMrg. Friday, Sept. 4. ut I y. M.
Harrison Co. '
Wheeling. Mozart Park, Saturday, Sent.
8, ut ! y. m. Ohio Co.
WnlkrrsNillc, Monday, Sept. I, Mt / I. M.
Harrison Co. "'
Harrison Co. "'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
FIVE POINTS ON ONE

F~irst-ThAt there Is not n free coinage
country In the world To-day tina; IL not Oh
n silver basis.
See0nd-Thnt there l. moi n coid-stnnd-
ard country In the world to-day that docs
not use silver n, money along with gold.
'Third-That there Is not n silver-stnnd-
ard country In the world fo-day that uses
any gold as money Along with silver.
~fonrth-Thni there g.. not n silNerstnnd
rrd country In the world to-day That has
more than onr,thiri rs muci, money In
circulation per capita rs the United states
hAvet U>d
Fiffh-tThat there Is not n .ilverstand
ard country In tho world to-day where tho
lnborine man receives fair pay for hts
day. w~ork-John G.Carli,lc, Secretary OF
he Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
FREE SILVER AND FARMERS.
Price Of Farm Products Decline or silysi
HAS Nothing to DO with II.

'"N asb'ltiE w bV WIN Is
| To tho Editor OF tho lnt,liIronccr.
SIR.-Au tnnrossror /. ovt.tt,y
- ~ b" :" &c
"''o"s N'"ny farmers 'hat inc dCcllhe
In the staples OF the farm has beet
coincIdcnt with tho decline nj slvcrI
NJ, ,ho,, h,,,, h,,. 49,, 49,. -, ,..
-" ivy ""'' "N'" 'o'u Wy many t'e'
ShNcr advocates, totally Ignoring the
first cause that OF Increased produce
tIon and IN, Ircxnr,h,o ,,w nj, su,,iv
~ -, ''''''
"nu "cilai'u' twenty years since
wheat brought rGmuncratlvc prices to
the American producer because at that
time England had Inferior ~transpOrtn-
ton facilities to the eraInerIrs OF India
and did not hlvc the enormous increase
OF Argentine nor likewise that OF Rus
sla.
Twenty years since, or In 1875. the
production OF wheat In the United
States was 299, 1861 900 bushels. an In
crease over preceding years. In 1895
there were iG7, 900. 900 bushels. In ad-
dillon to this an Increased production
In the grain growing countries OF the
old world made the decline OF price IN
evitable regardless or silver.
SO 1t Is with the commodities Of the
farm. The ngrlCulturist's corn, oats
ana cotton have increased in produce
ton at least 30 per cent the last twenty
ycnrS. Now, how can free silver coin
age help these conditions Of the farmer?
He Is told that he can get 81 90 per
bustrel for wheat. II the Imitation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

The Republican meeting last night ut
Thlrty-ilrN aud jacob streets, was an
Indication that the voters OF Wheeling
are thoroughly aroused this year.
While 1t was In the nature OF n ward
mee,inS, preliminary TO the big cam
ra!En to come, there was plenty OF en-
thusiasm and vim and vlgnr. More
than that the audience was there to hear
tho great issues discussed and they paid
close attention,
The people are eager 10 be posted and
are not ncSlectlng opportunities. Cap.
tain Dovener must have been grntiled
at tho splendid reception he received.
Ohio county Will Increase his majority
this fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

MY little boy, when two years OF agc.
was taken very Ill with blood ilux. |
was advised to use CiElmbrrlaln's Collie
Cholera and Dlarrhoca Remedy. and
luckily procured part Of 4 bottle. |
carefully read the directions and gave
1t accordingly. He was very TOW, but
slowly and surely he began to Improve,
gradually recovered. and is now MS
stout and strong rs ever, | feel sSlirc Il
saved his life. 7 never cat praise the
Remedy half It's worth. | am sorry
every II in the world does not know
how good 1t Is, ns | do.-Mrs. Lima S.
Hinton. G~rahamsvillc, Marion County,
Florida. 'ur -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

The Register continues to do ltR best
to show that It IL really converted to the
free silver side OF the money controversy.
1t Is hard pulling, for the Register does
not believe in the thing 1t advocates and
is not enough acquainted with the free
silver arguments to usc them adroltly.
For example. we have this:
The rcmonetIzatlon or silver. the
doubling OF the nations money OF final
redemption, will douhlo the value OF every
commodity, including that which the
w"orkInEInhn has to SeH-his labor. lily
making money plenty and easy, free coin
age would inevitably !nnugurhtG one OF
the g%rhndeSt REVEALS In business and
industry that the country has ever wit
n"SS.l. Ii would DO solid prosperity, and
In this prosperity labor would come for Its
full share. for this Is IL nation OF lHborcrs.
aud what benefits the nation benefits
labor.
To rcmonetlZe silver to give
back to 1t Its money quality. Hasn't sill
Yer full money quality In this country
to-day? How Is free coinage Of silver
10 double the country's money OF final
redemption? BY driving II OF clrcula-
ton all the country's gold and all the
paper based on gold?
How Is the value OF every commodity
to be doubled" By doubling Its price
In Il dollar worth half az much as the
dollar OF to-day? Will the value OF the
working mans labor be doubled by pay
ing him in 5O-ccnt dollars? Is the wage
Garner supposed to be a fool, that he can
be stuffed with this sort Of trash?
When money is made plenty and
easy" how are men to get It who have It
not now? VIII the silver mine owners
give 1t to them? Won't they have 10
give value for II. whatcver that value
may be at that time?
Has any silver standard country any
thing to offer thai the wlge-carners Of
our " country are cIamorInE for? Is
labor paid az much In any silver stand
ard country as 1t is in our own country?
Is the Iaborer as well of in any silver
standard country as It Is In our own
country?
Isn't 1t better 10 use gold and silver, as
We do. than to be confined to the use OF
one money metal. as every silver stand
ard country is? Isn't 1t cruel to try to
mislead men who have nothing bu. their
labor for their living?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

National Committeeman Scott Is right
when he says that the more the money
question Is debated the more votes there
will be for Mckinley. This Is n cam
paiSn Of education. and the more the
people study the money question the
more convinced they become that they
should stick to tho honest American dol
lar. and the o convinced they are OF
the utter fallacy Of the free silver cry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
LABOR n SILVER.
Tho Man who Works for Wage. Shonid
Not Vote 10 Impoverish IIimsrII.


New York World: The keynote %
Bourke Cockran's speech last nigh, was
the truth that the workingman. the
wagc-Carner. the salarIed clerk, the
mechanic and whoever else earns n fix
cd wage n expect only disaster from
that 3apsc 10 the 50-cent silver stand
ard which is proposed by the free
coinage men. That Is the one impor-
tant point. The wagC-earner OF every
kind AMI degree IS Interested to have
his wages buy as much as possible.
The only dollar that Is good for him Is
a dollar that will buy one hundred
cents worth Of any commodity that he
may have occasion 10 use. His lcEIti-
mate desire Is for lower prices. The
~tree-coinaGc proposal Is avOwcdly in
tended 10 increase the price OF every
thing that the worksngman has to buy.
ltc means 10 him in effect Il reduction
of his earnings by just SO much as 1t
raises the price OF what he must buy.
The western farmer who owes money.
and desires to dofrnud his creditor
may md his interest In supporting
such Il programme. But why should
any mechanic. any clerk, any iabnrer
or any salurfed person vote thus to i'm
pOvcriSh himself?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

rnrkcrsburg has Just received an OBJ.
Jcct lesson on the money question which
ought to open tho eyes OF some Of her
citizens who are shouting for the boy
Orator and his platform. Her city
bonds. nD good as gold, arc going bog.
TInE FOR purchasers, because, ns the lat.
ter say, the FREQ silver agitation Is hold.
inE money In check. Money lenders do
not care to take risks under the cIrcum.
stances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
CHEERS FOR M'KINLEY.


~ WV
New York Herald (Dem.): The aud
fence was by no means an assembling
Of Republicans. Il was typical OF New
York. and was In large proportion
Democratic, Whenever the speakers
or the orator OF the evening spoke/of
the party OF jefferson. the Democrats
led OF the applause. The Democratic
sentiments were the popular mes and
were the most v~ocifcrouS!y acknowl-
edged.
In II period Of comparative quiet that
preceded his arrival a tall. broad Shout
dcrgd man In the balcony spranG to his
feet as though on springs and shouted,
Three cheers for BIZ Mckinley. let
'cr go!" And II went.
Like Il flash ten thousand threats re-
sDOndcd in u roar OF enthusiasm. Cheers
were given for Bourkc Cochran, aud
the band accumulated the enthusiasm
by playing the Star SpGnglcd Ban
nCr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

Answers:
% The American silver dollar weighs
il2.b grains; the Mexican dollar weighs
il7,G grains.
CD II VIII buy twicn nS much, hccauEC
the American dollar In kept ut n parity
with th"GOld% dollarHnd passes for n hun
dred ccntu. The Mexican dollar Is only
worth It's weight.
CD At bullion value only.
CD We trade on the gold basis.
ca II would not have the effect the
lsrynnlt"s claim. Instead Of raising
wages 1t would raise the COST OF living
and cut wages half. That IT. the effect IL
has Mad In Mexico. It n not disputed
HAT there IL. not IL silver standard cOuu-
Try In the world to-day whore tho work
inGmnn receives n fair days pay for n
AR days work. Under fvGc coinage Ia
Dor would be tho llrat'to suffer and tho
las, TO benefit By any increase in prices.
I'D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
Senatorial Convention.

The Republican senatorial conrcrccs NJ
glnin, composed OF tho counties Of linn
cock. Brooke md Ohio. will meet nj iii,
court house In New Cumberland, W. Va,
nt . o'clock y. m, Saturday, Angus; ~
iS'T,' Tor the purpose Of nominating n can.
uidatn for tho State Senate from said lis.
trict. The representation will Nc basel
on the vote cast for the Republican can.
'Iinai" for Congress In lSlt, which viii
cntiilc Brooke county to votes, linn.
cocR county TO ! votes und Ohio county,.
to 60 votes, '
HARRY HOOKING,
Chairman First Senatorial District En-
rcuttvc Committee. "
X. II. COTTON, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

Wolves not only the overturnlng of u
monetary system which Is the best and
the safest In the world, but It means a
eontlnuaiionof the war which was, DO.
gun In 1909 on the system which built
un American industries, Mr.. Bryan
may choose to overlook this factor In
the campaign. but the people win not,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
BRYAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BoLTER

Bryan yvonId have beena boltcr Ind the
Chicago convention declared for honest
money. lie himself snid No at Dirnii"G-
ham, Ala. In June, 1895, In these words;
"NothinS In heaven above, or on the
earth below, or IN he'll beneath could
make me support n gold strmdurd candi-
date OH n gold .tnndu ri PLATFORM"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

The POrocrHtlc endcavor to draw the
farmers attention from free wool by de-
plctIng to him the doubtful beauties OF
free silver will meet with little success.
He has a good memory and has not for
gotten that the free silver curc-all Is be-
Ing pcddlcd out to him by the Identical
chaps who four years ago promised to do
so much for his allmcnt with the free
trade panacea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21
WHEELING AL NTELLIGENCER.FRIDAY AUGUST N.1@6

Poposrnta or to hclp his own trienda, the
sound money Democrats. There IL no
scarcity OF good material among the
Presidents true friends.
IN Ohio county Henry NJ. Russell, Al
fred Caldwell. j. b. sommervillc and
Colonel Robert White are good lawyers
aud good Democrats. In Cabcll county
Henry c. Slmms and z, n, NInson can
hold their " with good practitioners.
In Senator FaulknCr's own town ID. c..
Wcstcrharer measures UP 10 the re-.
lulrcntcnts. Grccnbrlcr county cnn put
forward l.. J. Williams with confidence
that the President would make no mis-.
take to appoint him.
KHnawha county has, among other
good men, James II. brown. the equal OF
amy lawyer In West Virginia.
william II, Travcrs and benjamin
Trnpnell, or Jefferson. are men OF high
standing At the West Virginia bar. J, s.
Spencer. OF Mason, belongs 10 the list Of
cllgtbles, John Basel. OF Harrison, Is
another who would bear wor,hlly the re-
sponslbilitlcs Of the oiilcc-a nun aud II
lawyer OF character.
There are others, but these will serve
to show that the President will have no
difficulty to find Il sound money Demo-
crat capable OF nlllnG the Office of United
States district attorney.
II the President wifi give this matter
the attention It dcServcs-and he viii IL
he be asked to-he need not Eo-wronE.
lie can get n good man and one whose
appointment will not help the thing
which the President wants defeated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

! o tnc IIultor OIL me lntCI!iHcncer
SlR:-Pleasc answC the following
questions and ohligG a reader:
QD What Is the difference In Intrinsic
value between the American and Next
can silver dollar?
(2) viii the American silver dollar
buy more In Mexico than their standard
why?
() Do our manufacturers when SELL
Ing goods In Mexico nrCHpt their silver
dollars Mt standard or bullion value?
C) DO We In exchanging with Mexico
manufactured goods for raw material or
products Of That country, accept them at
bullion or gold rates?
60 it/thc free md unlimited coinage
of silver Will stimulate. 1ur Industries
and raise Il wages. as claimed by the
BrynnltrS. why don't II work that way
in McNiCO?
BY answering you Will cnlighlcn
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

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by deception and by treason,
m all the arts save reason,
Has the Democratic party always won.
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And as sure ms you believe her.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-21

Upon pure, rich blood and you need not
fear nervous prostratinn. Nerves are
weak when they are Improperly and
insuiiiCicntly nourIshed. Pure blood Is
their proper food. and pure blood comes
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilln. which IL
thus the greatest and best nerve tonic.
1t also builds up tn, whole system.