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La Junta tribune., 1898-11-05

Vote down the refunding bonds.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-05

Vote for J. 7. Russell for county
judge.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-05

Vote the ticket straight.
La Junta tribune., 1898-11-05
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.
yoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY H. wOLCOTr.
ron IIIurEsAsT GOVERNOR,
CHARLES L. NOBLE.
ron SECRETARY or sTArn,
JOSEPH ". NILSSON.
FOR 7RIAsunEE,
FREDERIC o. ROOF.
ron AUDITOR.
GEORGE {. ADAMS.
FOR ATTORNEY GESERAL,
CORNELIUS J. HART.
svys.Isr.spnsr or rrbLrc INSTRUCTION..
MRS. LUCY L. II. SCOTT.
p0R LoB0 TERM HEoEsTs STATE UNIVERSITY,
JESSIE q. CAsWELL.
EDWIN J. TEMPLE.
son SNORT TERN RE6EST STATE UNIVERSITY,
JAMES IL. PEEsHISG.
Eoa cosGnrssMAs SECOND DISTRICT.
b. CLARK WHEELER.
COUNTY TICKET.
YoA REPRESENTATIVE,
4. L. KELLOGG.
FOR COUNTY JupGB,
J. T. RUSSELL.
ZOE COMMISSIONER. SECOND DISTRICT,
A. W. SHELTON.
son JUSTICE or rHn rsAcs.
". FISITY.
FOR CONSTABLE,
J.G HOWARD.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14
ISLANDER THE PRESIDENT.
Democrats sna siwEwump- ESrsEcr-
aung the Horrors of Mar
Narrow rartisant.m.

The man who purchased the pres
idcncy FOR Mr.. Mckinley aud bought
his own way into The unitcd states
senate"
The idiot who wrote the lines which
are given above Is only one of many
who are nov attacking the president.
Senator Hanna and republicans in
general.
Because Mr.. Hanna - chairman of
the republican national committee and
is the political general who whipped
the BrNanitcs in 1890 he ia represent.
ed TO be n brutal money gruhbcr. a
bride giycr, and bad man In every re-
spcct
Because the president has won a sur.
prlsinglX glorious victory over spain
he Il being slandcrcd east and west
10y democrats aud mugwumps aud
blamed for conditions which are the
natural results Of war.
The Leader does not believe In GOV.
cring zap the shortcomings OF any pub.
lie official TO say TINT there has been
Encouragement Ia the war depart.
mcnt h to say that which the people
think 90 bc 80 and "a not an attach
upon the administration OF President
Mckinley.
But the democrats are cNaggcratine
the horrors" Of every camp aud troop.
ship and are grossly saudcrirg tho
presidcntaud his administration. They
have. at last. an issue which calls al,
of their factions together. including
the mugwumps.
Mr. Mckinley fought the war on
broad patriotic lines. lie kept poll
tics away from the army aud his coun.
ell chamber Lee. Wheeler Graham
and other southern democrats wer,
given high commands. The president
was ar American throughout aud no,
at any time politician.
Instead OF vilifN ing him now a. the,
are shamclessly doing the democrat
ough, 20 bc grateful TO the president
and full 81 admiration for him. but
democrats arc rarely anything butts mar
row partisans aud bigots. They vii
abuse their country. smirch their o,yg
names. trample upon what honor thcy
may have u they can thereby promot,
the interests OF their party
n Mr.. Mckinley were a democral
The democrats would put him nbov,
| Thomas jefferson. aud III Senator
llanuu were democrat he would 4,
the democratic candidate for presi
dent in 1900 Cleveland Leader.
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be members of the committee may be
Irusted to cooperate cordially with
Tapt. Campbell along the lines indi-
|a;ed in his communication
Who should know better than the
|factical. hard-headed workingmen Of
Pc country the importance Of putting
Pc ship building and ship sailing in
|adry upon its feet once more Lands
Pen though they for the most part
Re- they can see in the rehabiIitation
Americas oversee carrying trade a
'auable outlet for the energy and in
|as,ry of the rising generation OF
'orkers, as well as field for the en-
oyment ofvast sums of capital which
ON seek investment on land only.
There is not a workingman In the
! aiied States who can afford to disre-
. arc this important movement, so Wig
'Iousy initiated by the state congress
The New York knights Of Labor. for
reason that there is no direction
ward which American labor can look
hh equal confidence for additional
Spporiunlties and rewards. The re-
sa' Of American shipping is the hope
american labor. Don't give up the
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THE WAR BONDS.
snccessfuI Handling Of the Popular
Loan ~ the Treasury De-
pnrfmcnt.

10 doubt some thanks are due TO
Tho treasury department for the sue.
cess OF the popular loan" idea in
connection with the new bond issue.
as disclosed by The process of the al
lotting OF the securities.
To be sure, the intent Of the Jaws IS
plain enough IL reads;
THAT Tho bonds authorized ny this sec.
lion shall be- offered at par boz popular
loan under such regulations. rrcrcrlsfd by
the secretary of thc Treasury. o. win rlyf
opportunity Go TIE citlNfns or the United
states 20 participate iu tho subscriptions
90 such loan. ard Boa aiioriinR the said bond d
The several subscriptions Of individuals
shall be- nrsi accepted and the suhsrflp-
tons for ihe lowest amounts shall be- nfsi
allotted"
This 10 quite clear. but. Of course.
there are two ways Of obcying uir
law, and thai the secretary stuck
firmly to the spirit Of the act instead
OF coBteuting himself with keeping
fairly within its letter merely did
much TO make the popular feature "a
success.
great many big fiscal institution,
that should have been in better busi.
ness procured dummy subscriptions
in small amounts TO the aggregate oi
millions. The conscientious scrutiny
OF the department prevented the sue.
cess OF such subterfuges in many in-
stances.
Some S72,0oo.0OO Of the bonds have
already been delivered 60 over 10000
Individual subscribers. Many 81 these
bonds. IL is true. have since been sold
to banks. but the individuals got the
premium. And after making due al
lownncc for such sales IL still appear.
that many millions Of the new bond,
viii 90 permanently into the hands oil
small investors. The treasury depart.
ment has faithfully discharged Itr
duty 30 The people IN their behalf
Chicago Record Nud.)
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ganisntion known ns che Woman Relief
Cutpa, whose AID te the soldier oi 90 day.
fighting against the world lur q living ~ no
Jess notable than the ncrnism oi the COS
One of Che most earnest members OF the
corps az BYRON. ~. D. Mrs james House.
Nrart, but illncss once pat a 0iop Go her
ictiVc work \ year or go ago. when she
was nearing fifty years Of age. the time
when women mus, hc most careful of their
strength, Mrs ilouscwcari was taken seri
,usly lll. The family physician told her
that she had reached "a critical period Of her
life. and must hc very careful Ills pre-
scuptions and treatment did not benefit her
aud other treatment proved unavailng.
AZ last DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People were brought 60 her notice, with in
disputnhc evidence that they were helpful
n cascs such as hers. sod with renewed hope
she tried the remedy. Last March she took
the first box ~ the pills which gave much
relief. She was determined 60 hc cured.
and kept on with the medicine. until now
eight boxes have been consumed. and nhc
lcclfiikr q new woman
Mrs, iiourrweart taid ~ have taken
night boxes. aud have been improving since
! took the frd dose DO not believe could
have lived without th, pills They have dore
me more good than my physician or am
medicine have ever tried >"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are cold in boxes
inrvcr in loose bulk nt 30 cents q box or
tiN boxes for 81 30. nod may be- had n lll
lrggtts. or direct hy mail from Dr. vii.
liama Medicine Co.. Schenectady. y Y
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14

Aud now our thoughts arc an ~ peace and
honc There ate. Goo often. people o. be-
found who have no homr. and II ~ 60 thctn
these few words are Addressed n ,an real.
IN want a lluinc Nru can easily get one. but
YOU should act 90 once b,lotp the relapse
from The war puts prigCs uU the advance.
IN Mafincitc County. Wisconsin The very
hnVst iarining land b. to he had now nt q
most mcdc,i figure. ENr,lcnt homc mar
kcis nir M hand to take whatever thr form.
en- nisrs and good pficca arc given These
lands are ON thc tmeifo, Milwaukee a St.
lAul Halfway. aud lull Inflammation CON
ccruinr uigm win checriulb hc nmiahed
Ia SAIL, Street. Chiearn
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14
THE USE OF sHoDDY.
A No Time WAS 10 Greater Than IN
der the Wilson BIII-Increase
Instead OF Decrease.

There never was a time In the his
tory of the wooden industry Of this
country when the consumption OF
shoddy was asgreat as under the viii
son bill. c3ntrary 10 every contention
o. the free wool advocate. The CON
sumption of shoddy increased while
the consumption OF wool decreased.
The reason for this seeming contrac &C.
ton IS obvious. a narrow home mar
ket. made doubly so by excessive com.
PETITION from abroad. labor idle and
rot in position 10 pay prices for goods,
the country poor and only meageriy
employed. were forces which operated
20 create a demand for the lowest kind
of stun conceivable. The imports of
wool which our contemporary places
before is readers have no bearing
upon the issue which Il has raised. for
the large imports OF 1897 were stimu-
lated by the speculation promised IT,
the reimposition OF the wool duty. The
imports do not in any sense Indicate
the consuming demand for wool. The
country is using a large quantity Of
shoddy to-day. and % will continue to
use a large quantity until 81 gets be.
yond the fatal influences Of the VIII.
son bin. The editor Of the Record
has studied tariff matters sufficiently
20 have given him more light and
guidance upon this question than his
article indicates Textile Manufac-
tuners journal.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14
POLITICAL DRIgT.

t|Ihe Bryanites wanted a pretcxt
for an assault upon the administration
and the alleged neglect Of the soldier
Was eagerly SEIZED. ~ has taken tiic
place Of free silver in The Bryan plat
form. Cleveland Loader.
tirntion will doubtless show
that most 81 The hardships Of the
war were due go defective army orpnni-
zaticn and niggardiy appropriations by
congrtss year after year. due 10 the
starvation policy 81 fhe democratic
party indianapolis journal
eyThe national Vol6 reserve ls now
the largest in The history ~ the United
States. farm loans are down 10 I've
per cent annual interest. and ihe gen.
erai prosperity is daily increasing
what "ruin" that Dingley fariH Is
proving 10 bel Iowa State Register
e1Ne dislike very much 10 hurt me
feelings 81 orr democratic friends viii,
unweicomc rew- buf $50 beg fo inform
them gently fhat there b. % .urpln.
coming Please Qct np howl and tear
your iair until further ORDER. buf ,,r
cnn'f help if ~ ID % uay rfpuhncars
have. Cincinnati Commrrrul Tribune
frThe platform adopted bt fl.c dem
ocrnfir state convention in New Hamp
shire refers 90 the soldiers. AND pro
cecds ~ "cnmmistrnfc with 400 such
as are now suffering untold aronlos.
thc direct result ~ giarirg incorpe.
iency and brutal neglect upon zoe rari
of the war department ard fhe zen
crai government" Those who remcfa
ber ihe puibacks aud maIcontcnt- OF
che previous waf wiI recognize fte
coppfry havof. So Louis Globe Dema
Graf.
every naturally Secretary Alref
hos fof answered DIS cfif.ca fo fhr
satisfoction of fhe murfump pres.
How could bee Did anflofy of raoa
common sense ever answer antfhirr
% Che satisfaction of these chronic
comp.amers9 Secretary Arcr nccf
no defense o. begin nifh Hnd Isl ff'
did De- could not hope 10 make q dc
Tense ihat would be- satisfactory fo fhs
scattef-brainet creature. who plla
the mugv imp thought 81 TIE nation
Chicago inier Ocean.
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Why HE REpRovEp.
There Was Just FaIn, suspicion
OF Scif-tatcress tn tti-
tootplat.t.

j, ISN'T every man Ia Uncle Sam's pay who
isei. ms responsibility a. does an Old lush.
nahrMno "a ti'a-utt messenger. just the
other dlN he WIS bcfatins hn absent clerk
Tor lcNing SOME pms un the ,dEc oi his
dcsk whcte they might boz brushed on bv
an, hcdy passing
4. They u be- swept ON the nure" ssid he.
"and wasted. 10 the cNtra,aaan,e oi the
government. which IA already su hard un N !
bottuWm money. :, H.. e. i,aV npinses. aud
rs shame, u a. Tor the nl,t In the gov.
cost money.
Thew wac gen, ral LAUGH az the earnest.
ncss Of the old mans complaint, aud some.
body said he deserved an increase of salary
ioi has devotion Co the interests oi the coun.
ttN. And then. ma the clrtks ttoopcd out.
the Old man said to che last ol them.
Nis. ~. ail right for wees ragnu hives 10
Nc iaughn az nae. / U see nothin Wasted
here. They Kin lhurh. hat ~ NOT Thin that
ma. 10 80 down on their handa and knees 90
puck up thim pins. Detroit Free Press.
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THE AMERICAN POLICY.
y That Has Made This Country
"rent should lie Main
tanned.

ne real interest Of the nation is not
ehange its policy but 10 continue IL
continue the policy that has made il
|'aI II IL is recognized as keeping
'front.' place among the greatest ma
" from now on IL will not be due TO
army or its navy; IL will be due TO
Industrial policy under which the
.on has been developed and its mill
ana naval success made possible
continuance. then. Of this policy
80 VIII make the republic great. II
" greater still 81 IL can turn from
military depression and resume its
'oos Industrial policy. It's pre-
INDUSTRIAL policy has given us our
..n and prosperity; 81 has given the
's'' OF this country something 10
'of something 70 esteem: as Carl
~ SAID in his recent article in a
@'N paper correcting the miscon-
.eN' OF the Germans regarding
,''' ail Germans who have made
~ nome 100 This country will fight az
10y Tor their new fatherIand rs
4 ever would for their old father
"o'hing has made this possible.
oet the Industrial policy under
s.5 ,ne material prosperity OF the
has undergone a progress not
',seo in any other country Gun
Magazine.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14
CANADA COMPARED.
why t"" Dominion Has Jared " ore.
Than the United s,ates--A Year
of Prosperity.

The extraordinary trade showing OF
the United States for the past fiscal
year has attracted attention in Can
ada. and our aeighbors TO The north.
ward are beginning TO ask how II il
ihat ina this year of uneNam pied pros-
peritN for farm. factory and min they
failed TO enjoy their dae and natural
proportion They have begun TO in.
stiiutc comparisons. and they find that
according TO their opportunities they
fell far behind the people on this side
cl the line They were equally for
inmate IN having a hountiful WELD Of
agricultural, products and In being
rble tn sell their surplus at abnormal
y high prices. Other things being
equal. they should have been able to
surpass the showing Of the United
states, FOR their percentage OF arri.
cultural exports was greater than that
az our country.
but ~ Is seen that other things we're
not equal. and. that therein Is 20 be
found the secret of Canada's discon-
tent She had the best year i'm her his.
tory in the matter of the quantity and
~
Yet her excess OF exports over imports
was only ~ per cent. while the excess
scored 10y the United States was 100
per cent
Whit caused this Disparity Manu-.
lectures. Canada had very little 90
sell outside OF her foodstufls. and her
imports OF foreign merchandise showed
no decrease rs compnred with f,,r,,., .
years The United States. ON the con.
trorN. Increased her exports of manu-
features alongside OF her tremendous
output of farm products beyond all
previous records. aud actually sold 10
foreign countries more OF munufac.
tured commodities than she bought OF
them by about S5o0o0,0Oo. In the one
ease sensible tariff system operated
10 augment the demand for domestic
products and TO diminish the demand
for imported articles. and left us "A
favorable trade balance OF over S6iS..
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AMERICAN SHIPPING.
\. Importance as an Avenue of
Employment.
..isa,, OF Labor Moving Energetic
siy 60 secure Liquidation That
shall Insure tn American ships
aud sailors Fair Degree
of Protection.

=, recent issue OF the American
economist appears an interesting com
.,rieation FROM Capt. Campbell. chair
~sn Of a committee appointed at the
..,nal convention of the New York
.,,,e organization Of the Knights of La
,.or 10 Investigate and report concern
y, the revival of American shipping
,,t,rests. IL will be recalled that at
AZ convention a resolution was adopt
y pledeing the Knights OF Labor TO the
oollry OF encouragement OF the indus
=, Of shipbuilding and TO the restora-
ion ~ the American merchant ma
rpe 10 a position commensurate with
n, wealth and commercial activity OF
.his great republic with It's population
of $4,000. 900. This industry. says the
resolution. should be as much en-
eouraged and protected as any other
American industry. and in the name of
American labor we say to our legisla-
,or,: Don't give up the shipl'"
Can't. Campbell chairman OF the
committee having the subject under
eonsdcrnticu. is eNcellently qualified to
,ou6uct this campaign in behalf of the
hir end equitable treatment OF an In
austry which only requires intelligent
and consistent recognition at n hands
Of the United States government IN
,rler TO thrive and prosper just as our
other domestic industries have done
under the American policy OF defense
against injurious foreign competition.
This committee OF the Knights of La
Dor should be prepared To submit at the
next annual convention of the New
York state district lodges a practicable
plan for the agitation OF the question.
It's chairman is seaman OF many
sears experience Ia ocean traffic, and
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and was able % do nearly all my own
work ] continued theuae ~ yourmedf
cine and feel that ! owe my recovery TO
you. caunotth thank you enough f1rvour
advice and yolr wonderful medicine
Any one doubling my statement may
write 20 me and VIII gladly answer
Ell lnquircs.-Hra MILL HuEsr. Deep
water. No.
Letters like the foregoing. con-
ttautly being received. contribute not
O iittle - the satisfaction feIt be Mrs.
fiuhham that BIER medicine and counsel
ore assisting women ~ bear .heirhoavy
burdens
Mrs pinkham'saddr Lynn. Macs.
Al suffering women are invited 20
write To her Tor advice. which vii be
given without charge. 10 s. an cx-
pericncci woman = aivics 70 womes.
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Fnr frnm q EnlInrr.

The opponents Of the tariff law are
claiming that IL &C. failure as a pro-
Queer 81 revenue. The facts contradict
their claim. The DinRley bin is pro-
ducinR sG0.O0OO00 per year more than
the Wilson law did. Notwithstanding
~ lie disturbance Of the war. 10 a. pro-
duciug over 100000 n day which in
ordinary peaceful times would leave
quite a large surplus with which TO
wipe ont the debts caused by dcmocrat
ic tariff tinkerinR and mismanage.
ment Rome lN. ~ CIllzen.
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arrntrcflon nn rnrnn.e.,

The United States claims the right,
end exercises 81 vigorously, 20 carry
out n policy Of protection on pur-
pose" 1t is n discriminating policy
intended 20 favor the manufacturers
az this country and TO be- prohibitory
Of certain lilies 81 manufacture when
for any reason 4 is desired 10 develop
or favor those lines az home. 10 has
often happened that our tariff policy
has seriously disarranged the manufac-
turing industries Of Europe and cause,s
bitter and uuavailinR protests from
European governments Bingham
ton q. W Republican.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14

\ tailor In Chicaeu accidentally swailowtd
a needle and died a. result ~ the inilar
,nation set up hy the email needle Little
things have ffcQnrutly gruat power. aa b.
seen in few snlall dcscs uf the iamou. iies
has an cntirclv different eac,t from tho
ncedlc IN this notice The Blitcfs make
nervous. weak and slckly persons sifanE ard
vol again They are also good lor ittpsraia
and constipation
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14

~ ootainable fact shows that the
oii was the product Of wise
f e' 'iatesmanship. while the VIII
bows from every day Of its
l..'ent an absolute detriment
II, 'ous financial injury 10 the
country The Wilson bin de-
.ne american people 10 penury
49, and Increased the nations
-. at a war ratio. while the
''H has restored the business
10y or the country. paid the
expenses Of the government
30 exception Of the Arst few
sna up to The day She new rev
took effect. 70 aver.
.s., sloo,oo0.000 revenue since
= Lincoln (Neb.) CAN.
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100000. In the case Of Canada only
relatively small proportion OF the sur
plus realized from increased exports
remained at home; the remainder
went abroad, as usual, TO pay for inn
ports. II was question OF tariffs pure
and simple.
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MRS. PINKHAM's ADVICE.
What Eirs. Hell Hurst hes 20 Say
About 10.

DEAR MEa PrxEuAn: When wrote
20 you had not becn well Tor i've years.
had dOctOred ali the time but got no
better. i had womb trouble very bad.
my womb pressed backward. causing
piles. WAS in such misery ] could
scarcely walk across the floor. Men
struation was irregular and TOO pro-
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The brourel soldier locked at the pack
arc addfct.ed 60 him with mois, rnvd cyrs.
blessed angels" be- said They do not fot.
get a. Thou hf cafcfulh took on the
nsmyntal hair receiver. d pair of tidirs. n
small bottle nt miNei pich lss. attract. hand
painted blott,nr pad and a pants -tptChcr.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Mamma 1T Be- naughty Co. tell iice. Eva
People who DO 30 don't 20 90 Heaven" Eva
Did you ever tell De, mamma Nam.
ma NO, dear, never Eya Won't YOU
be fearful lonely boo Heaven. mamma. with
onIy George Washngio-? nswogo Daily
Palladium.
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woMAN's BERoIsM.

From the ncgistcr-Casc,te. Rockford. M.
During the civil war nearly as much hero.
isn't was shown b, thv Women of our nation
az hy thc brave soldiers Many a woman,
weeping for her dead Son, bound up the
wounds OF his suffering comrades, rejoicing
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14

The Dingley tariff law wAs one year
old Saturday last. ntmiduighf. and Ct IS
the healthiesl infant in the world 10.
day. despite the efforts Of The conglom-
GRAFTON Of the popullstic-dcmocratic.
free silver quack DOCTOR TO KIN it,
Fi Dorado (Kan.j Republican.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-09-14

'use, was also
troubled with
.cucofrhmu I
had gwen up al
hopes ting
wells everybody
thought J. had
consumption
After taking
Eve bottles ~
lydia r. Pink
hams Vegeta
Die COMPOUND
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NJ cause Tor Jrnion.Y.

Mrs. iicnham Don't you really care any
thing about nuihOf
lianham Wen, not enough lo make YOU
JEALOUS. \ Journal
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A strenr rrrranrr.

Gold is getting TO be- almost drug
in the government market Though b.
is paid out freely a. the subtreasuries.
10 continues 90 Pile up in Washington
IN a way that suggests 20 some persons
the possibility of monetary strin-
geucy There does not yet appear.
however. TO be any real danger 81 that.
the amount Of money in circulation
seeming go bc ample FOR aii purpose
At present the gold reserve in the
treasury IS within % few millions of
The highest figures ever recorded and
DO probably wiN surpass them in o.
few weeks When aiI che proceeds OF
the new bonds are in. the cash balance.
even allowing Tor continuance 81 die
bursements. cannot be- much below
s300Oo0010 ard considerably over
two-thirds Of that amount win boz in
gold. lt 81 clear that the treasury b.
iu n very strong condition. aud fherc
IS nothing in particular 90 threaten
its strength in the near future Prov
.dcnce Journal
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| could not get along without risp'n Cure
l.. {. Moulton, Nocdham, Mass, oct -. o.