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p'ceatd rt'aie. Trri dstrirt 81.
thrrjsni q H1waj Marihall d R'yn,
w. II. D,c.sIu.
SoNpAY, JuNE /.
Brighton & North Point Irrigation
company, APPELLANT, W Chas. }. HUI.
hafi ard others, rhitd district. Brown
& Henderson, Williams, Van Colt 4
sutherland.
George T.. Culmlr " FrauoiJID.
Cliil and othorF, appellants. Third dis
lfci. Sutherland q Howa; Blown 4
lioutefs0u.
DISMISSED.
Tho case % Ephtalm T.. Ellison W.
llI Gfan4o Railway company, appel.
liant, was d.amisscd.
PASSED.
The iollbwing cassB werc passed;
Tao Territory agait VI Andrea, Bus.
tlc9en.
Tho state against Thomas McUune.
Tue state against Frank +. Melon.
ait.
a. n. Hanuefiet,r spondout, against
Jsunic T.. Hayta, npiUlllnt.
Nobtccg a. Bunuo against JennielE,
Haycl, APPELLANT
james Mclaughlin aud susan Nc.
Laughlin against Jeunie 4. Hayes,
appellant.
Cells NJ. Camrbsli, respondent,
agairsl Jennie T.. Htyts, appellant.
James McGfegOr against SILVER King
Miuing company, appellant.
Cfescent Mining company against
Silver King Mining g uipanJ, appel
liant.
Joseph Smith against RIO Gianss
railway company, appellant,
john IL. Eoulss against Union PACE
Tic Coal company appellant
Wnsatch mining company, fCepou.
1cni, against PfeCiIlA Jennings nnd
oihefs, executors u WIN. Jennings,
deceased.
The State ca eel Lloyd against
Elicit.
CONTiSUED.
The following ises were continued.
Charles Htcht, Appellant W Joseph
Mrlsier.
J. W. Scott and others We Provo CITY,
appellant.
H. II. Jones, plaintiff ani appellant,
" Now IofE Lac Insurance com.
pany aud Others.
SET FOR TODAY.
II. 4. Hume v. wins Beaidsley,
Fourth district. A. Il. Hrywo1d, n.
j. Weber; Whlpp!o ~ Johns ~.
IL. II. Whipple, APPELLANT, v. n. h.
hvuuerson, tospOndout, Second lie.
trlcI James N. kimball, n. NJ.
Allison Jt., }. ID. johnson; a. J.
Weher A. II. Haywood.
NO uocisions had been handed down
In these cases nj press time.
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Elder r. l., Smith o. the Seventeenth
ward OF this city rstusaed ON Friday
las. from mision 10 the Southern
S at1.. Ha LOFT his home gu January
-, 1894 ami his field OF labor while
ntsont EAs been mainly In toe state OF
North Carolina, Flthougn he did sOma
visiting IN the state OF Virginia. He
reports the Elders OF ;ha North Caro-.
Ina conference ~ being very energetic
ln thulg labors anu goo feeling 90.
wards the Saints % mani'ost among
tho people il that section Elder
saith has enjoyed his labora Immense.
ly aud returns homo IN good health.
lacte are about thirty ELDERS Ia borl z
Ia North Carolina and all arc well ana
u.l 0f .aitb.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.



The county oommlssi0nefs met at .
O'Clock this niternoou and nm 90 She
tln, our r.,,,, cI,s.t hat t,,,..ct.t
,n1,'1'...F ~ N''''4 "'' '''"'"N Wv
'uo 'ollo"Ihg outlness'
Petition ofOitO &. Blckman for PEI.
misslon 10 redeem esr.ain ptopofty
,ro,,,ho H., 90. .,n.,. 49, -.i,
'iVN' '"V Nv" VI ''"u' VA '''''
HTAnltu.
Petition OF l.. G.. Maflger II al foT
ah,t,me,t nj nni.a,c. p,ar Eleyenth
-, p-,1.., -.e.',...-
nau'h 'Hso's' N's'''u =" 'o"' t"p''
N'S,l, ,..,t.p N.,
e'l.l9h o. 'ulisu :, h'ls hnu NeIn
iionV'ult w Vol''iienVu VI H iu,'Aa
,lou ~ lp'"y ue.'' 'nuO''o' " ipsPe''
'oI I, = ~, rh, w., y...u M
hlu~'i,L " Soun'y n rtuI' lIev -
speo'.t ee 'V' 'iVVV en'eiVPo''
Hisn.vu. ~ $780,,
hpp'ie''ion ~ W. ~. lyon No, u,u'
.ao' 70 sPl hhie htIue.s VI murray
i'v,,t.uu W iu'" o'i tI MI,
L ~. " 'San niIon 70
p .'nAlo Wy 1879 y. nlu,.ay Ipl so'9V
pu1 u"S' '''s'ied " Sp''"N'iHs sOhlsni''
'oI p, a, ,..u,u A., r.--.,-.
80" opv ~, a., ~, nouH'y msM insleoIo'
ny 70, ~. va az, nIYn'" VI apr" was suo'
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Mrs. hamiltOr, Cambridge, Ills,
shyI had the rheumatism 20 bad
could not raiss my hand 10 my head.
Baiidrd's SnotS LiHimsHt has ,nliTsly
cured me. l take pleasure 10 inioTm.
ing my noighbors aud friends what II
has done TOT me. Chs. Haadlgy,
clerk for Lay 4 Lyman, RewHnrr,
H., advises Us Snow LinimeAs cured
him VI Inflammation. Way not try
~ twin bursly DO you gooi. IL cures
al lnh animation, WOUNDS Sores, Cuts,
Sprailr, etc. Sold by z. G. M. |,
Drug Department..
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HAVE GOT OPINIONS.
DImtll,y Experienced In GstlIlg a
Jury Cd The Morris Case.
SLWs AND TRIBUNE EDITORIALS
Figure In the ken nation Of Jurors
Judge Powers Wants TO Know
II They were Read.

Judge Rolapp sat In the criminal
division Of the Third district court to-
day on tho bribery case against cx'
Belso,man Morris VI this county. Con.
siderable dliiisulty IL being oxprii.
encsd 10 getting jury ~ Try tue
cause. rs most men by this tlmc have
somewhat settled opinions as g. tho
truth or falsiiy Of the charges made IN
this and previous cases tried In the
same court.
Counsel for the defense, represented
In the examination Of Jurors by Judge
PowcI, IL also very particular to quei-
ton the men who have been drawn Ia
this case as 10 whether or not they
have read and been influenced by the
editorials GU the Hayken case, which
appeared In the NEWS aud the Trib.
une. Reference TO these articles IL
mate IN the examination Of each
sror and no 10 made 10 nnBwer
whether or not fear OF newspaper
cAsiiRatiOn would Influence his vcf-
dlol.
Tho whole OF the time this morn.
Ing was consumed IN getting tid Of the
following Jurors who had already come
10 sons conclTsiOn a. 90 the guilt or
Innocence Of the defendant and were
consequently excused; r. W. Jon-
nlnge, J. II. Woodmansee, H. NJ. Earl,
5. n. AuorbAch, o. =. Milet, Harry 4.
MArgstts, n. q. Bieasdale, IL. knud-
zen, Caunten Brown JT.,F. E.5Ch0ppe,
Geo. A. Lowe, j. NJ. Whitaker.
In two drawings eighty namos wsro
taken from tho box aud there remained
the following for the attorneys to
work on NJ tue afternoon session In an
effort 10 secuTe the requisite eight
men Of proper state Of mind
10 try tho defendant impartislly:
5. +. Walker, J. l.. Edmuuds, n. w.
Duncan, Geo. CuTloy, Geo. n. Brown,
Jos. ueOEkegAn, W. Pickering, l.. a.
Copeland, W. NJ. Hahn, w, T. JOHNSON,
w. A. Wilson, Frank X. Hyde, J. J.
Stewart, Frank Chandler, w. X. Foe.
ter, w. II. Bird, Chhs Hoibrook, a. 5.
Post, Phil. j. Stone, Jos. FArron, n. J.
Bhimmlngs. Flank Webb, 1. J. Star.
buck, Henry slegel, Phil. lSllpple, J.
Bamoerger, r. l.. King, h. l.. Little,
w. n. Vincent, Fred simon, IL. M.
CArdeil, Chas. Gilmore, J. NJ. Bidwell,
J. Il. Franklin, J. NJ. Chamberlain,
VIM. keoting, Ross Armhurst, Geo.
n. LashbrooE, w. q. TimmUus, w. s.
ClaWson, Is. 4. Mutry, Martin Garn,
Wm. Cooper. Jno. 4. Lynch, Dan
Gntilu, J. B. Fatlow, Ernest Cox, 4.
Il. Evans, ID. II. Allen, j. +. Keu,h,
Nm. Everett, Jno. Gallagher IT., g..
:. HolmeS. W. b. Rlpfets, Gee. II.
Golden.
Whom the last fity names were
drawn Juuge Powets insisted upon
thor being taken from ,hp district In
which the oiiense IL shid 10 have been
committed and not from Salt Lake
county alone. The court instructed
the sheriff 10 bring 10 his aid all the
deputies possible 10 bring In the MY
mon, ana also instructed the Jurors
who had already been In attendance
hut had net yet been examined, to
refrain from poruslng articles la news.
pspers derJgatury TO the defendant ana
by all means refuse to talk upon the
IIhlecl.
Witnesses In all other cases were
excuhed until Wednesday morning
and tho court took recess until
O'Clock.
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nallsrd's uor.houna -y,un

We guarantee this to DO the best
Cough Syrup manufactured In the
whole wide world. This Ia sayirg a
great deal, but II IL uue, For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Code, Sore
Throat, Sore Chest, PneumOnis, nron-
chitis, Asthma, Ctonp, whoOping
Cough, and all diseases Of tho Throat
and Lungs, we positively guarantee
BdNard's HOrehound Syrup TO DO with.
out an equal ON the whole face OF tho
globe. 10 support Of this statement
We refer 10 every Individual who has
ever used it,apd to every druggiAt who
has ever sold 4. euoh eVidsnca IL In
dispu1abls. Sold by Y. Q. M. 1. Drug
Department.
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corded 10 gallons and -Four Aces Of The
Iisttd properties auI Swansea, Rover
aud DNtJn OF the unlisted ft0" o.
Crriruuial.LuIrsp ws7 offered ~ g17,
but $40 vas the brst uid placed upon 49,.
Mofcur ana Mammoth maintained
ihoIf = cent hfmnyss aud although no
galrF were negotiated, b1tn received
good qu1iatiDUp. East Golden Gate
rallied little from tho slump Of Sniut.
Day aud % was held on an astiuc
"a aii1n Of 90 cents. Tho uulist.u
stocks met with GOOD amount uf
recognition ami tfnuH'srs were ffccly
made 90 good ngufIf,
The cl sing q u5gs were ~ follows
LISTED STOCKS
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE.
The Probabilities are That Hon. HtbFr
j. Grant VIII soon Organize
Company.

II Ia in all ways probable that Hon.
Hubor J. Grant, on his return to this
city, will ~ onco take steps to organize
a Home Life Insurance company.
This success Of the Home Fire, which
Mr.. Grant organized nine years ago,
has caused many inquirer "a to why
Home Life insurance company could
not be operated with the same success.
/. IL estimated that not lees than hall
million dOllaya goes uul Of the State
every year TO pay premiums
on life Insurance, aud many FROM
lucnt business men who cave
been considering the subject think
tho time has arrived when "A
part, Of least, OF this drain should DO
st0l poi. Tho plan will be 10 organize
% company on the strictly mutual
plan, ~ that the policy holders Will
receive the beneiiu; a board OF diTeC.
tors or trustees, mnCo up OF the most
prominent business men of tue State.
WIN DO selected, aud II Is ruCkOne
That policies bearing their names Will
he received by the public not Gully here
but In hdlOiuinb slales, with tho tame
conhdelce with which tie policies Of
inc largest foreign companies are
taken; tho assets Will all be invested
here and the money kept ia local cir.
Culatluu,
Mr.. Grant estimates that the com.
pauy could start In business with
enough paid up insurance 10 make In.
venture a success from the beginning.
lie states that In the course VI Lalfa
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CURTIS 80 Luna. .u,uffO e9sniv. Sow
hc1lr1, NJ ynhoid pneumonia RAY Tile.
loved sou NJ Ntaries &C.. and Nurhu kiit.U
curtis bern q salem, q ah. ~ tIH.l.sl ia
DIE iihdutts 90 nis Iuuthgr aud ststrfs fo ..a.
worthy cNiuu.o iu a Ntuug men ur.t.
70 nave h'ou Watried soon. the urfcaypd Que.
tDuM
Ntttu At Meadow. billiard fnru ". OH
Thursday. NAV z, ,sa. Jane -lrhdips ,Ir q
VIE 81 Joseph Mrftles SIC q Dtfr al w.. D. .
dale. tnFlhd. May ID, lsli
MiLtuN. At Mesa tuy. Afsiua ana. .
NW, % tatt'Ysis, sister MI ruft ~ son
Decreased M1s torn anu rHised D. tnH tHtttH
OF thusi, Ittc1 an Kemp hIy lister Ha.
ant aut ii"u DO Co. hope ct AEtfiuua frsuI.
rrUunn, she was born ia anada .Nutpst "
l.i2 'blttsCd lrr 20, irah that die Ii. iI'
iord Tor livY rest frHw iuHir l.ltrs end .I.p.r
wors' in follow tuum
tEuuuf. 80 Mlrs.y -At ttc county,.
May ., IsH, Iuhu uvlrsH H.rH m taftIr
.ou'h Ntrs, Aurl ttsls. HaptIr ID 100 70 frr
o. utrH 81 Jefus ,Ir.st 81 l.4Itv. 4ay -uu.
aNuti lsiI, yui-ra. rd fiu uHl HH Loo i.
rr1ss'n thr Plane Iu t.uftar D., viii fNr
.ar n.rliutry ,tw sly. tip HHsu,tIIu
liAl cont snuHta uuuI Uu flurt HIs u..t H
lie tlri W t1f HIh 90 uu GOSPEL 10 Ita.s
christ 's nHeNt by tho La.ur jay ru,. o.
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A Sound Liver Make. a Well Man.

Are you Bilious, ConSllpRlei or
troubled with Jauniiou, Sick Head.
ache, BAD Tatle "a Msnlb, Foul
Breath, Coaled Tongue, Dyspeusia,
indigestion Hot Dry Skin, Pain "a
sack anu between tho Shoulders, Chills
and Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver Is out OF
ORDER and your blood II slowly beinp
poisoned, because your Liver dOsn NOS
Aot properly. HERBiSE will cure any
iltorder OF the Liver, Stomach OF
Bowels. 1t hes no equal ns q Liver
Medicine. Prioe 10 cents. Free trial
bottles Al u q, NJ. l. drug store.
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sTocns AsD HARKrrs


INV innk, MAY in.-stock mattet o..
wtak WIN sharp reccssious 10 iosdins l,nea
s,n ,,s,hss va AuEcisely influenced Iy a..
snb,,tatious ~ renewed heavy sold sypgst.
anu consr,e uous dorlinei H. prices Tor A,r..ta
,lns a.roal accompanied by sales TO- ~.
stn,9eht slter Tecedsd -. Market ,Fes.s
% lrioi duration. NN's were
During Tho second boar prices rontipp,,, d..
~ inc ra.lroa1 list bcro the brunt of my
CeseiUu. o." 'ut r.
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M.,ILrn ,IIn,r. Nod.

DENVER, May ll.--rhc convention
oi the Western FEDERATION of Minuis
met here today, C9lorau Idaho and
Montana were largely reprr.autri anI
delegates ate PRESENT rom most ~ tie
western states AMI irtm BRITISH
Columbia. No.hins was acc mpllsh, q
nj the forenoon sotai0n beyond The u. .
pUlutmput % o1mmi,tyus.
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~ chic'ro. Mav %.
wheht.MAy, o.. ~. June. co..
tofn-May, y ,tLnr.gtI.
oats MAY, l.. July b..
iorg - MAY. 81 u. JUS fsFll,
lArd=.Niay, ~ 3j. July, d Vi.
Hyc-lsa
harley. pHH
fluN.asn
Timothy
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An onloTlainmen. will be given in
Go Four,eohtn ward assembly rooms
on luu'dny, May H. Tor tho b6uefit o,
Elder j., BjorkIunI who Is abou. 10
cave On.a mlas.on 10 Europe. The en-.
tutininmcut Is 10 consist OF a rendition
OF "a Swedish comedy by local ANA.
tCurG.
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day Hsususr tuition, s5a5o. sp..
s an, lead ofs,. sl4.4On; Cyanide" 81 {
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Two hundred sharul OF GNleua nj
Sl.9-s; 100 Four Aces 10 38. ront'i
300 swansea nj Si.sO aud lOJ at sLIl,
100 Rover NJ 80 ,Crnls anu 100 at "a q
900 Dalton al D cents Aud LOO NJ b.
Total tharts SOLD, 1900,
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COMMERCIAL.

EALT LAKE CLEARING iIausf
amounted TO s3O2,7bi. sans DAY lac,
year, sls5,jJl.
ToDAY'5 QUOTATIONS.
Now York.--Sllyar, co., lead, 81. 90.
London. 3lJ.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo u Go. received today:
Penn. bullion, s5,952.
w. :. Mccormick 4 10. received 10.
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TOMORROw'S CIRCUS.


The Great Syndicate Shows and
Paris Hippoirome are plying In Og.
Jon today aud ere the sun ris tomor.
row lheif tents viii bo pitched on Pic.
nser iquare Ia this city. The coming
4 the aggtolation is generally looked
upou with gelight by the people OF SAT-
Lake and viciuity-nni, btoi the
same chow yisitCd w last year ant
gave general sais'acuOu, buI s.olnd.
utcauso much better te.iofnaLci all
around Il promised 10 toe public ~
their tour thi- ytsr
Connected with tue Syndicate suuv
lte men oi exprfie &c IN the busiuv-.,
aud the press uo.ic gwen the cir,u
wherever IL mas exhib ted, givvs Couuir
aruraDcr That the Organization -tli
tYat u cluimri Tor u. Whie Salt Late
has nd tw' Gays cif,us per.
fJfmanofs ready ,nt' stn.un, Il l.
quiIe safe TO assume that the Sy ndichte
SHOWS, by featOl VI the good name
which they have Ttcsivci duting
Tits sud iust SUI. { ar, will meet
win ratfonaie ,qual g. that u any
ufgaaiE ,tlIu 60, lie AM b ever VI .
IT, Il this city.
Tue smgll by IL awaiting the
shove atfivni iu en- lrr expectancy and
tomorrow m1ruiug siu Hur hiu ~
bright and early ready 1, ruzr upon
tie viii beasts and toll " thr tsr,dy
Ina IT. niniCl ihf,ugh tie puntigal
streets Of the city.
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rmE sroGH EXCHANGE.

Tho uulIs aud Hears 10 Fnir work
IN tue Pit.
Taking into consideration tho fact
that this was Monday, considerable
life was shown among the brokers on
'chango today and fair day's business
WAS the result The houufE wei, nr-
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A TRIP TO TlNTlC.
-lonlmu.a rom rage On.l

silver Etug, 8a1alO; Crock ilsgngs,
IS 800. Daly Ntl, l95,OJ1j total
1903, i5D
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'tiV"T. Irsf.
sil'cr o.. lead. $3.50
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ni,uitAY Notrs

ssWs of the Camp from the nriietin's
Naruiat Ltittou
The advocate., 1896-09-09
Ground of Complaint.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: - What's the
matter with the country, and how has
it been brought to the sad plight it Is
imp l have been inquiring and find
the following as partial answers to the
above:
First-The concentration of wealth
in q few hands by the partial and dis
eliminating action of tie government,
by which labor and production have
become the serfs of millionsires and
money msgnstes, foreign and domestic.
Second-Tbe displacement of man
by the machine owned by capital and
the consequent degradation Of labor
and the conversion Of citizens into
trsmps and criminals.
Third-The monopoly of the earth
and its natural products, the reign Of
corporations granted special privileges
and the consequent domination Of
American industries.
Fourth-The supremacy Of trusts
and combines governing the wages of
labor and the price Of products and
ruling every business pursuit.
Fifth-Excessiv and constantly In
cressing taxation with systematic
thieving in public positions and cor.
ruption in Office, leaving Us victims Of
the office-holders and politicians.
Sixth-Our enormous debt, public
The advocate., 1896-09-09

protection to home industries, which
Republicans never practice, but always
advocate In their platforms.
Mr., Editor, the Peoples party &C
Abilene has spoken In no uncertain
sound upon this question. 1t declared
that 1t will give the people railroad
legislation that shall be measure Of
justice and not destroy or discriminate
against our interests. 1t has promised
lower railroad rates In the State. It
shows that our party Is alive to the
interests of the State, and not afraid
to go upon record on any question af-
feCting the material welfare and hap
piness of our people. The Kansas
people have been considered legitl.
mate prey by the railroad corporations
who, for many years, have built up
outside communities at the expense Of
our State; but q new regime will be ln'
auRursted az q result Of the November
election, and misrule and misgoVern.
ment will cease. F, w. FRAsIUs.
The advocate., 1896-09-09
Which Are the Anarchists7

"You charge the Kansas and Ne
brsska farmer 13 cents to haul his
grain 200 miles. You charge the grain
dealers cents to haul that same grain
twice as far to Chicago. tell you,
gentlemen, 1t is that kind Of business
that Is making anarchists out Of the
farmers west Of the Missouri river"
That is not the language Of q social
istlc agltstor; 1t did not fall from the
lips of one seeking to stir up sedltiOn
against the plutocracy; 1t was not ut
tered by one of Edward Atkinson's "Sil-
YER lunstics, idiots or criminals" Those
were the words addressed by President
A. B. Stickney Of the Chicago Great
Western railroad to q group Of railroad
officials and attorneys who had been
summoned before the Interstate Com.
merce Commission In Chicago to tell
what they knew about alleged viola
tlons Of the interstate commerce laws.
Farmers Voice.
The advocate., 1896-09-09

and private, of over $4,000 millions,
equal to the whole wealth Of the cOun-
try at its present depressed value.
SeVenth-The annual drain of 500
millions from our shores to meet inter
est snd earnings Of European invest.
ments In this country. And this don't
include 200 millions a year paid for
eign vessels for conducting our COM
merCe-our exports and imports. For
example, from 1870 to 1890 we paid
over $500 millions for this service, and
in 1890, 2O7 millions. This item sell
dom enters into economic discussions
as to the drain from this country into
the pockets of foreigners; and yet, be-
hold It's magnitude.
In view of all this, who wonders
that there Is financial and monetary
trouble and tribulstion In the land It
would be strange if'it were not so.
AN INQUIRER.
The advocate., 1896-09-09
500 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all It's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being q constitutional disease, requires q
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure iS taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature In doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails TO
cure. Send for list OF testimonials. Ad-
dress, f. j. CHENEY q Co.,
Sold by druggists, IS cts. Toledo, o.
Halls Family pills are the best.
The advocate., 1896-09-09
Q-What regulates prices ?

Q-WhRt regulates prices ?
A-The amount Of money In circula-
tion. Increase the amount, prices rise;
decrease it; prices fall.
Q-Whst results from instability Of
pricesP
A-Dersngement of business. Rls.
ing prices excite activity; falling prices
stop production, increase idleness, pow.
erty and distress.
Q-Whst maintains prosperity?
"A uniform and ample supply Of
money in circulation, as compared with
the number of people and the amount
of business transacted.
Q-What is free coinage of silVerP
A-Free coinage is coming silver in
unlimited quantity for It's owner on
the same terms as gold. The mint
charge is about one.hslf Of per cent.
Q-Whst advantage from free coin
sgeH
A-Free coinage will increase the
amount of money in circulation and
greatly lessen dependence on banks in
businessP
Q-HoW Is money redeemedp
A-Money Is redeemed every time 1t
passes In the purchase Of commodities.
From scarcity of coin, any plomise to
redeem all paper money with 1t is q
humbug and fraud.
Q-What iS fat money!
A-Fist means created, and is used
to designate National legal tender
paper money. All coin, like paper, is
fat created by law.
Q--What Is sound money?
Amy legal tender money while it
possesses confidence is sound, Gold
coin and bullion bars, whose coin value
has been stamped at the mint, are
often called sound money.
Q-Whst about money Of the WorldS
A-Since there is no universal credit
there can be no money of the world.
Q-Wbst credit only furnishes safe,
sound and reliable money!
A-All business has shown that only
National crediC, In the form of treasury
notes made legal tender for all debts
public and private, receivable for all
dues and demands of the government,
secured by the whole wealth of the
people, is the true ideal money, safe
from failure, sound in circulation, and
reliable alike in times of stringency
and National peril, and In times of
abundance and boundless prosperity.
Boiling, Kas.