davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

a. ne vears ro.lsi on. lie got the fosn-
GAsoE Of his fortune by selling Islands 70
traders ant missionaries some years ago
ard .aklng SEiaeg rifles in exchange.
These suEs E@ SOD BY retail 20 his sub
fe-gs
Rifles were a great rarsty there aEi
possessed al enormous value. The result
as that the chief na4 fae natives com
snS from far ard near 10 him and bring
i1g the3r @1e.l money. whica t1ey had sx-
crtef tssietase.F ~ al extra hazardous
Nay 20 ob-ain. He wa-s soor. on Ne.vet,'
as yOu SAY IN America. an4 be stayed
ghere.
He a0seat draw any interest FOR shls
money hus stored Il aEsy. an3 as & -
rs s,orehouse has become % ali t19enis
and purposes 4 hsuk- IL 4 hoy there
waits 3 rife ard soF~ 20 Chef To- kirssn
30 ger tne money 10 buy Il he chief
caArgss him - per cent far a short Jean.
In this ac9 other NAYS be makes his slcl
money earn other money for him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
GOLD Is WORTHLESS.
CHEF Tu-kGSkIy AND HIS roRTx.
BILE TREASURY.
Mee@y Of Bismarck IsIand-Hsppr
People W ho care Nothing for fhe
Precsous N~fsf,-sh-lFs the srsf
sss eff Exrhs n<~--Pa~is~ o~ez,
Indians Who .sfii DO Business IN
Nampum.
=. Ee,nss pas:-r,.soa.-a

Ts1e-e Be- az iszn5 sEief.zsa ess. II -
Fzci-r wss3 All 7ave nettne- zosa rs- 81
vsr. Ds~ W. say - tAs - % Feor.s over
WHOM he sosds sS4T
To-. can vsS#E fas sand POSSESSION o.
sa< ss@rosrie k4rx ard Sc&tts- yas:- x1.s
srSsz1f a ~. hs- ggsg cz-xaye a-sg~s. t.7.
raf1T@s with g. Trey VT rOs hare u. If
ws9 Tss ~ zrEazS 4a@Te AM a rraessE
Virtual. Ssgenaees or ~ ru~cE1a -ersz ~ II
wzta GHs yezozT Is~ssz. or w~h mrsr=
either. rs zogsa nsc0sne food Tor ssss "a
Een@.
l.seu9 Peer Eeihe. a. extensive t~sssfr
eft p.sw7er of tae Bismarck sssarsfs. tes,s
Ire s,rAa2e ssors- Of ~. arzzse=s sf shes@
.sauis- IN ~ rs 2ss8azs there De- sssts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
ASTHMA CURED.
He sat All Night In Chair fnhaai..
smoke and Had To Abandon Woxh-n~
He Game Through she Skils ef =.
Copeland Phi sicians.

Mr. r. G. wAsg. for :as pas, four ysen
q resident O. Porter. Chsaaiss ccun.r
Wasa-. w&x II a desperate condition o..
he had TIE good fortune 20 come unirv
me care % tae Copeland physicians m
says
For twenty years I have had essasya
OF the nose aud throat, ~sih 4 pFufsa
Dis barge from he nose and eoussaa.
droppsaxs Ia the throat that kept q
la > King ard spastag al the tine. II
Lostriis we're Always stopped I'D on -
SIDE or the other. Three years ago ~
developed 1rso a severe case Of as,hun
which rendered life n bar1eU to mo ~
least exertson cause attacks OF smofhsy.
ing ard rss&s II. gasD for brsAsh ~
20 give up work entirely. | could a.
ssee}, and passed whole nights s5ffIax "a
chair lnh4llnS naedsc.Ea, smoke % absxr
temporary relief. 4 sr.s13 WAC hal hr,s
cured BY tie Copeland physicians a1rlsss
ne 80 Try their tr@1sfneT.-. ard ia "a
I BEGAN % improve Tr.-nsslsssts1e. AMI An
nos entirely free from al n : lis rrsssax
symptoms. Not only as the c1ia-rh a
T7ay heal ard threat b-srsst cure !, LAT "a
asthma as wei. ard feel better .haE /
have Tor years"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
DEATH ~ THE STORM.
Chronic Cstarrh and Asthma Result
Prom Exposure in snow Storm
Nine Yea = ct Suffering Until ReIiev-
ed By the CO Gland Phr.Icixn.

TIE LIFE Of railroad engineer ia far
from an Easy ore. exposed a. re ia al Al
seasons 20 iae elements during ,hA p~r-
1pFnaSc- OF MS %aaGfsrx duties NJ ES-
WIN l.. SprzRtie. % az Banner street Sc
akle, - ar engineer % tire Great Sorsh-
err ard nss suffered for nire y-srx y~n-,
csiarrh AMI asthma He says: ''rxr6satr-
% 8 severe Sno~ storm in 1851 81 "a
cfsFocie cafarrh 81 the head. NV nose =.
sGrns 30 stopped Up that could res
nreatn through g. Catarrhal se~restoy,s
9Fop5sea INTO ny ts-o4t and kept me corr
siantiy haxksnx ard spsyr.ng Nv th-ns.
sffa of1nTh3s.s became afflicted ana 7 raj
4 raf0ng ard Wheeling tn rnv chsst ~
every 5ssath- My asthma became -, h,as
thaf | could r0E gs: fan nlxhf'@ rpas a.
any TINE ar. often rad 70 SIT ali vfxhf
"a raSf- ard 1Eas fer breath Ny apa9.
1ts Jared AMI ! lost flesh anT stra-ssh,
c1Jen I vas unable n 70 ous os my room
aIa3 became weak. miserable zrs4 7rfS9-x
2-s1@Gr4Ee2. For s@Esya. years I fria4
nan" remedies. and Or the pas thr~e
Years sste taken MEDICINE every 1av
69t co1i get 10 permanent relief. Cs-@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
COPELAND FEE.

The cost of full course Of treat
ment at the Copeland Medical In
stifufe is nj the rate of - per month.
whether the requisite period of
weeks. This fee includes all medi-
ciues and the constant and watch
full care of all patients to - final
cure. Examiua ton free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
HOME TREATMENT.
No One Deprived NJ the Benefits oftbs
tcpeian IRE mt BeeaaSe 0f lls.
Ing n. a Distance From the OOes.


MR., WILLIAM GfERTZ came al ~
way from Douglas Island. Alaska. 70 placs
.frself under thr care % the Copetoa4
physicians with the result thar 10 y
going back again 20 resume his WORK. 81
c1rsd and healthy mar. He says:
u ssr' me- % the h7sp.tal and des;rc9s4
my ABILITY 10 work. Fsr several yeen
Vas forced % breathe through ~
mouth. because os my nose o<sEg stocpee
KEPT re continually .nswx'ng ard sp.s-
tlng. Ny throat vas sore nearly all ~
itrfs, and l had steady cough. ia
poison 70. into ny stomach and dnalss
ute failes ard my stomach gave ~
great distress after eating. I 5loated ana
helcSea gas. Ny bowels became chrcnscaI.
~ eonstipated. A. Lass pains through ny
gave ne great distress. In fact b<rans
almost a total wreck and unable 10 wofk
i went 10 hospital. but when ! lei i
sAs soon worse OF than before. u
Copeland physicians - whom had heard
80 much. j arn TOW w@lI srd I'm gotne
back 20 Alaska again 20 resunN we!x
feeling better able 20 do II scAn -
Of have disappeared ard l an perfectly
cured"
Mr. WILLIAM PEIFFEg: a. G.
county. Washinxson, ant for ~
past ta-ss years resident Of bs
art. " ash. feels that the Copeland phlH
Glars have worked almost miracle II -
case. lie had got into desperate sfrnlA
could NOT slsen az rEght without bdse
TrGpped ~ 10 a sitting position. haA -
thirty pounds ir weight ard reached ~
verge OF despair o. ever getting seae5
when tie wa- induced 20 try the Cepeters
treatment This - what no says # -
troubles and happy relief.
Ally catarrh took an alarming form ~
years ago ard soon made me al aimoa
HELPLESS Invalid. Ny condition became =
tad ard ] had taken - much msdfsse
Ia vain that ! d4spafr-S Of ever Obtains
relief | was induced 10 try The GopenI
treatment by ths many cures I hears
effected BY them. ard am gIai dA =
ter ] have been restored ire n eonHs.@
o. chronic fsvssfdisrr 20 complete health
Mr.. JOHN s. lie BaLLisTER. Of y
S6agft county. Wash. and weii-kucvs
throughout that portion % the state. -
cured OF n sever. case OF eatArrh u -
Kidneys ard bladder. 20 ally .scApacstAsa!
him from labor tie tecs some tgsefm
ana sow rs writes: II have gene 70 ~
"a & logging eamp. driving sevea-yo
team OF oxen. 40 you see
pretty good man again. i - -
good as new. Tns soreness ~
all lss. my kidneys. ara the 80
ans lsrnensss IL nv lsnos have - n.
pearel. thanks 20 the Copeland Mecscal !. =
stituis- 1 have sent quite a good msn = -
you - BE cured. and shall SonLres y =
So"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
Cold Has Deprecated Rather Than
Appreciated.

How then can g. 30 asserted that gold
has "apprecisted.' II Aas Deprecated
aui inat h.ghezf and MODEST ~ all stand
aFds. human labor wili today buy more
- Is fhsu & did fifty years ago while
the deprecated gold ;ius purchased can
in sarn be exchanged FOR more az Other
eeuBmo1Iti~s which have still further de-
prerf st~d hy The improved methods ~ pre-
dgef s0u ma nafacfure and fTs u<porzatfors
a htoh the Ingenuity Of tae human uafrs
have produced n the wonderful axe in
v hacl We are living
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Firzt-Taat tne Copeland system IA
reagsxe % the ala and abuse O. ostrcss,~
.sg ire SICK
seoon3-That Under TIE Copeland -,
ten 10 patient - SUBJECT to IIn-@rsa4n =.
rzrr5cs9As sse-cha-zs1z Or l. aeE -
levy or expense whatever beyond tns
aasGbe4neE-
TsIT5-That csronsc rases Described -
syuptoFn pa Elks ~ country patients ar@
eaAgaDse@ ana treated by nan rft5 &C.
s1zg Sn a. success
F6srta-Tnat consultation n rec a-s
a. ~&o aAye clTsate et8sasss are co-e.fasy
tnSssed 70 cone 70 TIE sffs~~ an1 core,
s3fn the raSssetans aaout them or "a
write ssaiiy and freely ~ rail
ftfss-Thet IRE Cgsesand sns~gayf..s
cure chronic cetar-h. asthma bronze stsfs
saallzzAaDs eatarrh o. tn. Eiosrs4ca "a
kidneys. Esd al ca-c1iz nsalassIes vtr5
g.sa. sx2 s1lCc2 and p: little expense
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
HOME TREATMENT.

No ore deprived OF the hene ass -
CepeIand treatment becan.e Of No.
at aIssanee from he oesse.
The - wonderful zad unifsrr
e~ss attending the tire nj us~ nj & The c..
land physicians n their q szec IL f.n>SL
their hsms treatment If patte 4. Q
mail Ey the use OF . eemprehe>.s..
symptom blank they are enabled 1.
reeslr dtsxnos~ eas~> sad psescstie -
thsns. and By their eHc-lient sysea~ -
reports they keep close watch -
them Patients living TIA tao e~ue6-
mar In this MAR ea5sy the beuenon VI
their skiii - we'll AZ shcse in the cteu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

syrssfa~ - ThaE rea5& no. see has 2
s.-g4~e -~a8arar constantly. Eax 0neg.
ates er sn sssEnga-F. = eer - gears u sz~
g r4rs4a3w t4rHcr@ fr0Ea sny Bsz4n ne
xssrgsarss sfragsps& rne - tae gA2s@ ara
= fed eree. tArtGs@ Has& Hnsz - A.san.H
rhs a.s sol gzve me permanent Ferses
hzgs kzasce Asws3 sreatea Ea4nF tssnae
ufears.s ~esa5t. ans s+zsss saEzn * 10 esas-
tts Es@e aeea in ise BASIS - fsgse gsyss-
..sar. W4~n Esrs a gre ers.se5s -
7shsssessas ss.g qgssk Ky and ffaIzieessv A.
s-gsxgsHenss mst a8 DtasTs Naa fasssa "a
- an4 ! aus naH t~aa of a. f,-e distress
isE s. gt2Eax t@@zs tE441.z. re - Ez.auy
yta-zs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
THE GOLDEN RULE

the sick as you would have the aee.
tors do by you IL you were proes
frate with some dreadful ehPo0ls
malady and wfthous the means 3
pay big fees. All who uAer fro0 q.
sarrh. ast hma or bronc httts, buRn1na
rheum tIsm or dfsfix artnw skin q.
eases, lung or throat aMectlooA
liver. Kidney, bladder. stomach =
bowel trouble or any other wastane
chronic atfmeus nrc weic0me. ever
time. To all the benefits OF the CoDe.
land Medical Institute. the Cul1lns
building, corner Second and Janes
streets. without expense beyona u
nominal ss.e->mens of IS per meath
all ma edfeincs tacluIed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

q IRE patents ~ fo@ Cop and rffvsleFar=
persuaded rls 20 70 20 them ara ,.rtgfew
fne-r freshmen ] has@ Es.r~1 RELIEF Nv
BEfGrlA ag9 raf&r~l symptoms have a.
aT~ee ar@9. and / arr TOW aata IA, 10 rrs~
@9rE ~ilA ease I 6restne freely fhrrsgytt
rs noae. 30 not hawk ard soit. ard ssee-,
comfortably al nagst sonE I feel b4sfe~
art stronger than for years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
THEY CURE THEM ALI,
ALL FORKS OF CHRONIC DISEASES YIELD To THEIR WONDERFUL SKILL

The Wonderful Success In caring 'hn Suffer-
Copeland Placed Within Reach OF the
sby the MerelyN Nominal Zee OF - a Month,
Medicines Included
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
C4TARRH OF THE HEAD

Completely and Qatekay Cared hs
Ssesnfnx and H~aIisx Antise2s In-
hA ssfBns.
NJ Mar Tr-7ss--ar ne % 80 loco
motive s9rs~4n Il. 80 Great N0'faera
ras4rna4 az SPOKANE. A2s1-- wrft@S Its tes-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

vssSv @usi aa.atre. taken a; b~s.l ss---s
Nss zsazsfs @rs4k ua ar AJAX * fsa
ssre TIE 49, s5ssy 20 thss a.rzs>xs
= tne faFra4s ga Jesse My4srr Mo-
ilaas i se.. s~-s @sxa-s .z< TIC r4@sa.
~sasz--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Bar there - one more test Of the actual
value of the gold. test which does not
G@pend upon theories or tedious inquiry
a. 70 Quantities OF money or methods %
business transaction. This test IL a sim
p3e ore, but the most important. the
faost accurate ard fsr-resching Of ell
fssrse which have been applied.
This most important Of all tests IL. the
amount ri gold which given quantity o.
Ia tsoT Tili Dlsy.
The real standard Of value in the World
l. labor fl - his which produces all
commodities. tie necessities as vel as the
comforts and Injuries OF lie. The food
eat the ssoGhss sc wear. the houses
In which Ne live. The necessities whica a
half century ago weFe considered iux9-
rites. are All the result IF labor and the
money which - PAID for them measures
tho hours Of labor which produces them
I.sssor il, then. tae real standard by " hlch
70 measure gold II e4y or an hour %
- bor VIII buy less gold today than 1t did
nffy years ago. then II may D. properly
SAID that gold has appreciated" If y
VIII bay more gold today than il did ltfy
years ago, then gold igas deprecated, and
II eaeh gran OK gold which an hour %
IA troT buys viii also purchase more Of
manufactured CON mosIities than 81 dt1
afty years ago, then the Ia borer hss aga.n
multiplied ff}e value II his time and skill
Let US see sboOt that. A committee %
the United Stat - senate. known as the Al
trssa committee madea thorough invesfi-
gallon a few year sgo into the question of
wages nd prices. and after a long and
thorough research made report. the a.
rursey Of whicl j. eyegy where accepted.
That investigation showed that days
sfsor in nearly All TIE trades would "a
Is1sa, blly about double the amount Of gold
that II did mfg years earlier and do Il
w1th less hours II work day. For in
stance. piastcrerE who, in the good old
free silver days Of isio. got 81 a per day
we're paid g. ~ la 800. biacksrnilhs Who re-
ceived 81 N ncg day In 1850. got s. ia fsss
pslntSTE whose wages jm fss0 were g. =
rs iss9 we're paid = -. waaelSriChfs. gho
earned 8 = III 1870. gof sz51 in $50. en-
g.neegs. who received E. per day n $50.
we're paid . IN tse9. and 50 on. Taking
steven representative classes OF work
Ingmen. engaged 10 yae particular indus
tries. "a basis. q WIS found that the
average rate of wages advanced from g. -
per day In lsS1 70 s-.g7 TIA 1890 or that an
boar % iabog would earn nearly fwice as
% .yrsf4 srr fs.s ri q sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
1 WORD ABOUT GOLD.
u.xrx APPRECIATED a. TIE Sill
ygu PEOPLE aLsIss

ss.ssssyrs show II HssnNf-Ihe S"sd
won>y eff tho serta f"mr ffms
-. Mach for Zach P~yson ~. ~
Me- Fsfsv years Azo-sr Exsm-
tosrfsn Of the Claim Thst Cold
Has aFrr~efssea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

lnx nzs beer completely restored Al tnls
hss been done Ter tne nominal charge O.
5lt & A month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04


So fssss IL not SD Fgftv yeaye aEo Only
r. per- cent. q he gold 81 fhe world N4s
salned Iaso mQney. &ow - per cent az
& - coined. - g sppears tnst. whlie the
PER sarsga ~ -Gs.a has been aotbis3 tho
rrepeFfksa az fBaf gold whfcn Il tUraed
3nse eeln aas also doubled
tbs Juesns thai :seFe ts four times -
rsie8 goia .-olm for each individual ln The
verld today - shefs w4s - years ago.
Does this iook IS Though There wss
srafa8fg ~ Ealay X god coin IL four
fines a. plentiful for each Individual to-
day il was - yeaFs ax0. b. IL reason
sbsN - assume ;haf fae legitimate need
for more Of Il - = medium of x haaxe
r. zTsat%F nor ihsh Sc was thsny II u0t.
fz gan lf tse shosn that II has apyre-
SlMts4T'
TsIsre Is snasher WY II looking ~ II
~ tee tgtal uanpy % TIE aori6 ~ years
Sc uu4y - ger cent was gold. Now near
- = s--T cert. 81 she Money 81 fhc world
= geld Had she ds FuAnd for money in-
creased Theirs would have been q greater
rrnportlo8ats growth % the other kinds -
foaosy. either silver oT paper or both. for
hoE8 are plentiful and are constantly used
o. eBrrency sgsrym aeFe 81, their pro-
pgffsan aas decreased shae tae proper
s'em ~ gold hss Increased.
Eaf Say the friends ~ silver 'the
rssfe fact tba; gold money has increased
Cos mof prove thst g IS efficient 20 NEE,
SO wants of business. aecauze since the
crime - ls5x }n Gas c3Entrv and similar
erin sbous tbr same date In ether coun-
triss. goe quantity of silver Gn0uey has
a FeaFaa -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

~ess a r.s~Sgr wsz thst c1-rsrz ssT@zY
rsw -re~7fs-r 81 s1eza-x~. psrxtn< uses-.
"a a9se eA1EE5-asT. cgaE@s2srIae N71 sssa~g =
srssfAsas transfer re- resosstiezsy@z nzs1-
se3x All r@esasHs-s snan~rraszssy rs gs~assrsr-
sgaa4se 5s-zns Tor 800 - osar- ssessssse
r-en@y - ths zreaz 9z@szss@ traussc.te.s
G. ne xsri4
re- n~s * tals n4w -ressI szr4 % ezehs nSs
x~gws sears~ - ire HsaSse@ every 5ay 4
reregag tsvew swstsy- ~ fAe wSarz-asler -
ts@ e4rre-ry saa3eg7 snzt nearly - pr
ea9r % Fse vsynzsnss Tsss1s 70 ee1ss3srz
sscs s& sgEs5ers- grcesEs. c50sassrs ssr3
ges=rsG Esatsrs S-e ae@ -1z1s ~ eheeks
instead 81 fn@ ase - nsors~s. fszSsf -
z8o1ev Easen these esrfks -srress-se3 RAD
1ssen <3epeafr~S Ia TIE BANKS rs tnA swnsrs
fss1< gaEv 4 gwen r~aacrsso- % IL uas keep
~ ssSes ~ Ias bakers. sn5 grpx ~ sx-
pse~1eure taI4s 9z}y certain percentage q
g-elr 6ere9-s viii ass ezls@5 for ~ ana
tsane &ns are tsgs abe 70 loaa eus = large
saa-e u ths aaoseT ieDosstss. and 20 keep
i IL srE5gE csresssts0n-
~asz tie Es0eE q EnonsT. uhsrh zaS IT,
So ener-soasfy ia@rease1, "a gsultip7Ess
raary tines ~ me f4et shst & ss as@a 1vev
ss9 over again, Et-a ten - fxensy Tires
Ere ffegs@sDcy taaE i Eaz a half century
az.
This system n nlrh Eas grown 80 during
fss period iT whseh hassre&s has 50 great
y Increased. changes Faa3ezsBv tho rsgs-
ticzas o. ready cash 20 tre volume Of tassg-
ue~s r. &c = pTeEDoultfon OF has ~hanRe
81 business Customs zhscF ID Nal IN asz
'TsFinsfDseE ~ Political Economy SoA
II. Fsook I'll 20 szT.
Tee proposition respecting the depen a-
sre@ 81 Eeaeral prices ursoT Ese quantity
- money ia circulation must. for sae pres
sat. SO Understood as applying 20 a state
q things 10 Shaea money. that - gn3G OF
s55YeF. - fke exclusive lists sgrnemy Of ex-
change 30 actually gsssses from hand 10
asua a every gsurehsse. credit Ia any -
is shapes being uuknoxn. when a credit
comes into play q means Of st2Ts Eaz@-
distinct from money 10 naad. the counee-
tEau beKgeen Eghess and the amount OF cir
e1<A&ttnx Tss~2sHns Il much legs direct and
Intimate, and sts.fs connection as does "a
Isl no ionger AdSnsts Of So simple Z r4osls
e expression.
Eeeg fh&s system. he commodities
whose value s. expressed in terms Of the
standard of xzlae are exchanged for other
commodities a hose vass9es are also ex-
pressed ia he same terms. - 7ile actual
fu0Dey. apart from It's Use a common
ftenou3frssor 81 value. s90es not enter into
the transaction As ifafs great medium II
exchange Increases the need OF coin de-
ersases.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

N@z gy8 zr1-Fa-e4 Ter
Ts@s aszsssssssss ~ sae ire ee&zze e.
. yar ~ sgszs r a@s E-sse - saso NO
-s4@s as swn rgasr = snGfa1Tr bra ~
she ezse gxs3s - sseTsEg sn ~ opT<-
; = q r~T@ssSa. gre - ssr EE7@Ts SIX - F-sAl
snsfaa6 N a. eysNer sTaess srs- f51slEE fs&t
q sven kyavsag ssE@n- .5s@ price q ~e
fsas rea4w rssegA axas fhe urS0@ ~ eysrE-
sagz @sz@ has ssoos. wak- They ssasE-
-nes sherS aak beer Is sfgs1y cEas@&e -
ssfe rate u Z sboza~ - ges4 - a gives.
aasHssfF ~ grain. gget9ss- sspssil1E- tsSf1
aaa sNxsz 8mo arEEse shsF ssBg~ ere sAe.-
b. - yssA a4a fssg rTssEs - a. cra1susos5s~
-Eex "a re TssrEf&s - fss Towa fn'lsf
THAR IS 6ss SIS -. @99 sza& stsvarrfs8 80
vaiss< Nsse che vzue - eyeaeT arffsles
zssga Nfsas 8sss pas -&zsaFeetatft1-
T.Sf ~ Scr 80 4nEFNe Eaee rneaTs - r.
GREASE 10 y&5s4e AnFTm4fE Ressra iacffas1s
= e4zzss ssz.es 70 - t6sr 6se@2s~ = s-sN f~-
t1szaz rss.sgsveig a.zrCe. o. 0~<aszsse each 81
& gss5sz fs.esas -ssor. q = tar a}s skz2-y e@4
sfw 8szz sassz s1sEgrreeess assgett go
Fsffr years s9o TIRE ED~aS has q billion
ysoese r. rszaa ssa1a1tp~fs u9E - nae 4
bs&ga ssas s5asT The rarfa.ai .ssFl b@A H.
.srea@-4 - peg eey-tt Sc afsY years
HAS sAs g2sss ~ sas zsgTs8 4ng-Tesasss az
.Ase aazse rare 81 re Eega8sztaosz II 50.
ss9a 80 4HS rEAf - &ss4srpe taaf E@-G
Ia atsfsysczase41 = s a5gsssrs taat g a4s
sre2sess Fasse sap@fiy zsan TIE TsDllulz-
es.7s. Asaa 1. Iaoe rssasF s5esTse2ste ss'@z-
a r.sase4aSsr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

EOT DI
Al RE


alton Of
rAlBroas
sfge fss
~gA tsss
( the n
8 BY tas
; sstt4 SO
Dakssm
~ Ivfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

IN the
sscstirN
iS that
allied {
OF the
he
otter
iIlea
fstRss
- can
siN'a ~
'tfss ID
l'yri
Ia add
&Fsafff
vbttI
eF1y
would
.ta Is
self Il
'f'ortss
81 pst
ROW
n few
iet
farTe
ssssa
q 4afr
sfafN
- an 4
A free
ftI'e
ati3itrN
yxta
hsst
l{sam4
their
StTb
fs&NRs
time
r2a-
kan
ttths
saHfx
f'h~R
use
faa
WHt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

pix
WITH q 4
~ Ivis
|saE4ag
NJ So
esfsFsa
.a
- - -.
80
1870
A@7
o~t
~ "A
f0r "
Tf
i1s -
- F'at
iH ~
> o.
r. OF y
1s''ss
@A
s'h "r
'~
|V't US
. al
1y IA
~ IT.
| an az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

Inprecs
"a sof
ktsatf
~ the
.fsn w
speech
IL IL
sfset
aIfitss1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04

rofaX@u
.tEiEnae
GF thai
states
oge4sEl
lnsi BIS
ttoFte
le faith
Tf
that IN
I fse 81
ely n
iiIfAtr
irgefoTs
founded
% ie
ervasitf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-04
s.ofa Productions Has Greatly In
eg~aAsa.

Fe~s rs exsn1ins The axures frCTa t7s> bsss
g sfu.9a ae~ ~ Fae w0s s. E0e@besr N8i~
sa4 Preston ard 0shefs Ms1na6 sn1f-
cas- ssag x5se aEsognE % god n fse
w.ssrss. ~o4ned aa5 are0nef sffT years
azo. zfnsansszs 70 l4ss than 8 81 90. ssss
Tzk5us Bss figures sgr 80 ans e1fiug the
Tsecsssat FnEr ma 6ase. ins Kp1 in sGe
safEs f62aF fts5ne4 ard anne5Fss--3 =
fau2a - he ever Ss.ssss - sas' T1ns g
4 s4a sesa gsas e7e R0<f naS sgaarerE-
b a1ssa nree gsns2 - gn8es3 go1G To-Day
a IL raj Grrs wsaFs age.
II fsesx had 4ssegg rs8 sxeF.Ase - The
rofss sstsz 81 ffts Fae snsifne 4s8ere w0i5Ii
.hsss ~ sar@s tiasss 1aiass7 go3s fe- esesf1
tieraas rggw a. fnere was bar q century
60 fszf tA@ poss.s14fsggsz mas trsers-sss-4 -
- esst - faeFe j. sgssareEsf.y Egsce a.
sasaca geld sa fAe &9rss for each !nd.Y.&
IA a. s4eF4 H2s al tsFsE rsme.