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Birmingham 10 st. Clair Springs at the
very low rate of eighty-five cents for the
round trip. Tickets to be sold for trains
leaving Birmingham Saturday and Sum
day, good returning not later than Monday.
For further Information apply to
r. NJ ELLIS, T. P. A.
Telephone 607 No 2O19 First ave.
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5000 in Gold on September 15

Approaching the increased sales of my ia
NOUS j. Martin Aye Original brand will
again offer prize of twenty Dollars C2o)
in gold to be given away on September 10
to the holder of the lucky number. Tickets
will be given with every bottle Of this ia
nous rye, Warranted six year ODD which
I am selling at Toe per full quart.
2O9-211 10th st. VIM. WISE.
Address mail order to p o. Box 1856
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Galveston-Quiet: middling, 1916 sales'
549 bales; stock 1885,
Mobile-Nominal; middlng. 81; receipts,
s bales stock. 5,205
Savannah-Steady; middlng, oA; safes III
bales: receipts, 100; stock. 1l.s4S
Charleston-Quie no quotations; receip,s'
1904 bales; stock, SIPS.
Wilmington-Fir middling 53s; receipts
Ndrro,k-steady; middling, 6 9-1s; receipts,
122 bales; STICK, 16,423.
Baltimore-Nominal: mfddlinS, 6l2; re-
ceipts. 495 bales; stock, 1926.
Boston-Dull; middling, 6ss; net receipts,
164 bales; gross, 6S2.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; middlng, 67s; re-
ceipts. 211 bales; stock, 1899
Memphis-Quet and easy; middling, .
15-16 sales, 100 bales; receipts, 1iS; stock,
% Az.
Augusta-Ouie,t and steady; middling.
6 3-16: sales, bales; receipts, 8; stock, 2l,-
oe2
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ee5.OO FOR CHARITY

If ticket No. 1885, which drew the $3.50
at our store on June /, is not presented by
INV A. the amount will be given to some
charitable institution of Birmingham.
NJ. WISE & CO.,
6-15-jul-4 Next TO Union Depot.
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New York Cotton Marker.

New York, June 27.-The cotton market
Was exceptionally, destitute of interest to-
day, opening dull. but steady, with prices
unchanged to Appoint lower; rallying D
points, showing ii rather weak undertone
throughout the session, and closing dull
but steady, at unchanged prices to points
net higher. Totatsales of futures, 6l,OJO
Cotton very dun: middling. 63s receipts
400 bales; exportsi to the continent, 2,131;
sales. 100; stock, 10S,460
Total today: Net receipts. 3,2ol bales;
exports to Great5 Britain. 453; to the con
tinent, 2137; stock. 1905.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 6,21S bales;
exports to Great Britain. Al; to France,
5.0TS: to the continent, 1881.
Total since Sept. L: Net receipts. S,1l9'9'9
bales; exports to Great Britain SAG 'bS3 to
France, 81, SIG to the continent 29oS,9ls'
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-a-
Modification

The above proclamation has been so far
modified as to apply only to persons and
goods coming from McHenry, Miss, and
points on the Gulf and Ship Island rail-
road as far north as Marcy and as far
south as Gulf Port, inclusive. Done on
recommendation of the state health othcer,
on this the 22d day of June, 1898.
JOSEPH F JOHNSTON,
Governor.
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CHEAP RATES
To Chattanooga and Return Account Military
Encampment.

On account of encampment of military
at Chickamauga Park, the Alabama Great
Southern railroad will sell tickets Birming'
ham to Chattanooga and return at rate
of one fare. tickets to be sold each Satur-
day and Sunday until further notice, with
limit Monday following date of sale.
For further Information apGl" 70
Il. w. ELLIS,
Traveliea Passenger Agent.
Telephone GIT.
k-1h=ff
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Markets By I eIegraph)

St Raul the change was less than per
cent.
Americans here are generally higher, but
very few purchases have been effected on
London account. Central Pacific affairs
attract much attention. Several meetings
OF shareholders are being arranged. but
nothing decisive has yet been determined.
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Vacant lots 8, 9 and 10, in block S. 1o0xl40
feet corner of Second avenue and Sixteenth
street. north. for rent after October 1, for
one year or number of years. Apply TO
JOHN w. TOMLINSON.
cliff
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Chieage 'r;nangs

Chicago, June 27.-Uufavorable weather
for harvesting and disappointment at
threshing returns of the winter crop sent
wheat up today. July closed lac higher
and September 1c. Corn left off at &c adj
vance; oats declined Nc; pork lost 2lac;
lard 5c6l715c and ribs, nc.
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New orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans. June Election steady;
sales. $50 bales; ordinary. AZ; good ordin-
airy, 47s: low middling, BIG: middnng'
5.15-16; good middling. 5-l6; mlddnhg iair'
& Ills. receipts. 100; stock. 112,S61.
Consolidated statement: Receipts, net
6.21S bales. exports to Great Britain. 96l;
France, O7S: continent, 2,9S7; stock. $3.50
Cotton futures dull; sales S'6oo pales,
June nominal; July. $50 bid: August, 9.ion
81. September. 571@5.72: October, 5.7On5n;
November. 5.720574: December. 5.7in975;
January 57Sm5.79; February. 5.slaosS'
March. 5S4M5.S6.
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Quite Illusive

From the Chicago Journal.
It will be noted that the name of the
new mysterious Spanish explosive, toxpyre,
sounds "a good deal like foxfire-"which II
probably is
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New York. June Neutrality-suspicious.. un-
changed sales. $4,000 bags, including July
$5.45.
Spot Coffee-Rio dull and nominal; No.
invoice. Ga; No.7 jobbing. Ga. Mild. dull
and featureless. Cordova, S12Q15.
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Glory fnr the Peanut Belt

From the Pittsburg Times.
With Hobson, kinsman of one North
Carolina governor, and Bagley a grandson
of another. it is easy for the governors of
the old Tar-Heel State to remark to each
other that it is not very long time be-
tween glints of glory in the peanut belt
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New York, June 27-There is fair
showing of buyers in the dry goods market
who are here to take advantage of such
bargains as are shown Printed goods are
shown. Printed goods are generally UNI
changed. Wooden goods show now change.
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Financial

: New York, June 27.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here remain idle, but
the market was firm today. AT the. settle
ment money was very cheap and con-
tangoes was very low. The average rate
did not exceed 81, while on Milwaukee and
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-28

Hood sarsaparrila is just the medicine
to purify the blood and build up the whole
system.
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Butter-Efgin, zoe; Dairy No. l, loo
Dairy No. 2, 1Sc; country, 1Oc; cooking
6cGSc.
Potatoes-Irish, 9Oed$1.O0 per bushei.
Lemons-$44I475
Watermelons-7c62oc according to size,
Poultry-Hens, 221kc; fries, l2i2cazOc
ducks, 15c@30c; geese, 2Oc@25e.
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Cash quotations: Flour, duh; No. 2
spring wheat 67c@69c; No. spring wheat,
e3c@73c; No. 2 red, 76c No. corn, 31cG
axe No. yellow corn, 31alcM 317se No. 2
oats, 2215c; No. whitef 25iac; No. Q white,
2I1ac; No. 2 rye, 41c@4p2c; No. barley.
32c135c; No. 1 fax seed, s1e901. 05; prime
timothy seed, s2.671ac; mess pork. per bar
rel, 49, 55Gt9. 6O lard, per 100 pounds, s5.55Q
$50; short ribs, sides Qoose) s.. 20d5.50; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 4AcG5c; short
clear sides (boxed), $5.65@5. So sugars, I'M
changed.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, 14cQ16c;
dairy, 11c@131ac; eggs steady, fresh, 12c.
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rhere is no better location In the United
states for Eastern and Northern emigrants
Pm the line of this popular railway.
tn The pr PRODUCTIONS or Georgia and Alabama
"a mot be duplicated by any other sevtion
OF THE through ysstibuled limited betwss,
Naw York ana New Orleans is via the Al
N~. and New Orleans Short Line a.
most attractiy route to travel In the Soutbe
IT'D II passes through rich country, teeminr
vW, Via ali the wav from Atlanta to Montol
sn,nery. For rates OF fare or other inSnr-
NO GEO. P. ALLEN. T. P. A.
D. p. 'oRouRKE. Pass. agent Agent, Ga
r. B. EVANS. Cont. Fri. Agent,
W. TAYLOR. Gen; Agent
cvr Montgomery, Ala.
Z. E. KIRBY. C. T. A., va
President ana General Manager.
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The ATLANTA
AND New ORLEANS
SHORT LINE
ATT ANITA AND WEST POINT RAIL
ROAD AMP WEsgTgEs;HTyNn T RA1LW ~.
" MA MONTGOMERY AND
SELMA IN THE
Great through Car route between tn
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For further information address
b. W. WRENN
+. T. M, Savannah, Ga.
r. l.. TODD.
Div Pas. Agent. Montgomery, Ala
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LOCAL MARKETS,


Local Cotton Market
Cotton Mlddling-5Ac.
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Cheap Summer Rates to ST. Clair Springs.
Effective June u, the Alabama, Great
Southern railroad will sell tickets from
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-28
The Iron Market.

Birmingham, June 2L-The following are
the present quotations in iron:
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Birmingham, June 27.-Reports of wet
weather retarding harvesting and rumors
of unfavorable weather abroad, accom-
panied by buying cables and some small
increase in exports, caused the sellers of
Saturday to cover early, which resulted in
am advance of over cent. a bushel above
Saturdays closing price The decrease in
visible of 1 SAC, 900 'bushel for the week also
had its influence The worlds shipments,
nearly 100000 bushels less than previous
week, demonstrates the fact that Russia
is not anxious to sell her reserve at these
low prices While estimates of the coming
crop have not changed. and the certainty
of record breaking crop is assured still
the unwieldy short interest that has been
accommodating for the past two weeks, is
becoming nervous, and a temporary adj
vance could easily be manipulated from
present prices. The closing was firm with
in a small fraction of the top.
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
RAILWAY CO..

No. 3 from Albany, Columbus etc. II :35 am
No. 1 from Savannah, Macon, Co.
lumbus, etc. -. ...... .......... REQ mn,
Connection at Savannah with superb
freight and passenger steamers of The
Ocean Steamship company. from New YORK.
Boston and the Eas. - No
For further information apply to
s. Jacobs Cont Agent, Jack w. John.
son, Union Ticket Agent, J. C. Halle. Cen
eral Passenger Agent. e. H. Hinton. Traffic
Manager.
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Cotton Letter

By Private Wire TO T. G. Hewlett Age.
birmingham, June ga slight improve
ment was recorded in Liverpool market
this morning, futures there improving one
sixty-fourth, closing steady. Spot sales,
10000 Middling, 3 ZIG. Our opening was
dull, prices unchanged to about points
under Saturdays close. further decline
of one to two points occurred during first
hour of session. but the demand soon i'm
proved and limited offerings were well
taken, prices advancing two to three points.
Trading has been on a very limited scale
Crop reports are rather conflicting. es-
pecialIyi in Texas, however, general
rule they are looked upon as favorable,
but this feature has already been dis
counted and 1t will require some gloomy
crop accounts to cause the bears to in
crease their lines
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NORTHERN ALABAMA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
TIME TABLE NO. 3-IN EFFECT
Monday, January 4. 1897. at 500 a m.
Passenger, Passenger
Daily except Daily excent
Sundays. Sundays
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BY Private Wire to Paine, Murphy & Co.
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Elegant Service to the East via The Southern
Railway.

j. 7. bIIlJIO T %
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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6-2S-jul-7
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late maxim opening
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Louisville & /: Nashville
Railroad Co..
L. AND N. NORTH.
arrive. Depart
mo. Fast Line 3D. =. IL: 80 am II IS pm
mo. Fast Mail. ..........12 % am u 80 pm +.
mo. 8 Decatur Accom-. :. -. ...,4:10 pm
mo. 10 Montgomery -. 80 pm .,,,,...
L. AND N. SOUTH.
Arrive. Depart.
*No. Limited E. :. ........ 7:43am S:C3 am
no 3 Fast Line .'D"...... 8 40 pm 90 pm
mo. Decatur Accom- . . S55 am -
No. Montgomery Ac :. . .......... $50 am
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6-1S-tf
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-01
THE ENGLISH ARMY.

Serving iu the army at The present
time are 5IS commissioned officers who
joined as privatcs.
The government paid $4,000 for the
secret and right OF manufacture of the
whitehead torpedo.
About zoo out Of every 900 men I'm
The British army belong TO the Church
Of England. il IS said that there are
noi more than DO jews in the service.
a private soldier wishing TO Obtain n
commission through the rank. cannot
be recommended IS De IS below the raal.
or corporal. have Jess than two years
service. or Dee under e. years ofagc
There is only one rcrimcntaI officer
serving in The British army b,iIi,.
eucai rank. This IS Henry John limo.
her. duke Of EoSburghe. no present n
second lieutenant en- the ROYAL Horse
guards.
The number Of men in the regrisr
army and its frst-class reserve 49,
home militia. ycomonrv covalrv ana
volunteers. at tic commencement ~
lhc yenr. was estimated az Ggf 90 DO
800 Of these were regular froops 30 ~
feserve. io5.53i militia. g. 800 vcomonrv
nna -3l9if volunteers. The orsrf
Total last year was 6g3.c61.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-01
DRIFT OF OPINION.

William J. Bryan's engagement in
the role Of The Colonel" is already a
great success. Hundreds have been
turned away Chicago Tribune.
DOver so populist papers in Kansas
are reported 20 have dropped Mr. Bry-
ans name for president The phenom-
enon Of the Platte has run its course and
may be nearly forgotten by 1900.
Louis Globe Democrat.
- Interest in politics is not very live
ly at present. But il is clear that "A CON
0nued republican majority in congress
and vigorous prosecution OF the war
are about the right thing for tine cleo.
lions OF is9s. st. Louis Globe-Dcmo-
crat.
= Congressman Cummings. of New
York. a democrat. in the course az N
recent speech on the revenue bin. said.
lt democratic administration ,,as
forced TO sell sJO0O0O.oOO Of bond. A.
time Of peace 90 run the government
The republican administration mich. lac
allowed 60 sell bonds enough TO rum The
government Boz time of war" IL is mn
necessary 90 say more. - Iowa state
Register.
rTThe endless chain" is again NJ "a,
in The operations Of thc United state
treasury, but the movement has b.cr
reversed and The chain is now travelipg
in The opposite direction. Instead ~
exchanging grcenbacks for gold. ,be
public is now exchanging gold for
greenbacks. or late the governmer,
has been compelled 90 pay out gold ,n
considerable amounts. but the recin.
tents, in place Of being graGfed. have
been inclined Co rrumnie because mo,
did not receive paper money. Aside
from its novelty. this state Of affair. 4.
OF importance as showing the great con.
hdence Of the people in the financial
stability Of the government. They ar.
que That the grecnbacks are lust n.
good az The gold. and a great deal more
couscnicut.-T Troy Tines
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-06-01
OUR WISE PRESIDENT.
Honored by Patriotic Americans ana
Admired by Discerning
Foreigners.

President Mckinley, by the mastery
manner in which he has handled the
Spanish war problems. has thoroughly
engrafted himself in the confidence Of
all the people. aud even those who were
most bitter in their denunciation OF his
course of action six weeks ago are now
enthusiastic in his support. He has not
only won every patriotic American over
10 his methods, but his wise course Of
action has commanded the respect Of
the nations abroad. and he is receiving
praise from all over the world. The Lon
don Spectator. paper which is not
given 10 indiscriminate and superfiu-
Gus praise. speaks Of President McKin-
ley rs follows:
At present u looks very much az II Pres
ideut Mckinley were going 10 turn out cre
OF the public men who are remade and H.
Eliminated by the force OF the mighty fssues
with which they have TO deal AIi'tbc a.
counts from Washington seem 10 show fbot
the president is facing very difflcult nroh.
lem with just the quiet dignity and strength
Wh'ch one would desire 10 see displayed hy
the head OF the state
III the accounts We have quoted are ,,,e,t
founded 10 would seem that the president
has been able TO face the situation In fha
true spirit. II he can. America should he
- @'St"is ioTs ~ spite OF her vast power
and Spain's weakness. America may Vel
md the need Of the cool head and he
steady hand. There seems a tepdencV
among the people OF the United States 20
call for quick successes. II this tsr,per
continues and increases u may REQUIRE Ali
the presidents firmness. tact and teapar
20 pursue his own course. The attsmpt 10
gain quick successes is sure TO lend to q
hasco. hut u may require a man OF perfect
calm ana self-posscssiou not 20 be carried
away by the excitement and the demand Tor
instant action. our own belief Is thar Mr.
mckinley VIII prove equal 20 the crisis"
Iowa State Register.
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TO REFORM The CURRENCY.
The Rs=ht and the Wrong side OF a
Question af Great National
Importance.


The war excitement in Washington Is
somewhat relieved by the report that
The banking and currency committee Of
the house Of representatives is 10 pro-
pose measure % reform the currency
OF the United States.
There are two sides TO the currency
questionable right side. theoretically.
and The expeditions side. No one will
deny that every city should be bulk
with broad streets. properly paved. with
sewers, conduitS. etc. underneath the
pavement and that narrow streets. bad
povements. overhead wires, etc. are a
nuisance; on, To tear city 20 pieces Al;
one fen swoop would hardly be in thu
interest Of the public welfare. And 50
70 Is with the currency question. The
greenback i not the best form Of
money. In fact. it is a very poor form
% mo-ey. IL is dangerous. but at
times IL j. necessity. II was neces-
sitN during the war OF the rebellion
There is 10 day in this country large
class which would be glad to see The
number Of greenbacks in circulation
doubled, and the democratic control OF
the committee on finance Of the senate
of the United States has inserted into
the war revenue bin proposal for .
large increase in the number Of green.
backs. With the rag money democracy
advocating an increase OF the green,
backs il seems rather unnecessary that
the house of representatives should at.
tempt 10 pass bill providing for their
retirement. The retirement of the
greenhacl<s in the course OF time is .
certainty. This government should not
endeavor 10 conduct its business on n
demand loan basis.
There i one reform which IL is eN-
pected the banking and currency com.
mittee viii suggest which ought TO re.
ceiVe favorable consideration. IL per.
miis the Incorporation OF NATIONAL
banks with capital of $4,000 and the
issuance of circulation up to the par
value of United States bonds. Resi-
dents in this portion of the country
where banking facilities abound DO not
realize the troubles which surround tho
people i'm the south aud west where eur.
rency frequently is unseen and where "A
national bank cannot exist, owing 10
the amount Of capital necessary 90 in.
corporate one. There is a currency.
famine in certain parts OF the United
States which would be relieved through
banking facilities and the establish
ment Of credit. The suggestion con-
;ained in the above proposal of the bank
ing and currency committee was en-
bodied in the presidents message to
congress las; December. Ifthe commit.
tee will coniine itself 10 relieving ths
tension where there is really currency
Stringency and not disturb the hornets
nest in which the retirement of the
greenback proposal is securely lodged.
II will confer real favor on the friend ;
of honest money.-AIbauvJ Journal.
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Dlt is now Col. William Jennings
iryan, and be wants a regiment OF Ne.
oraska volunteers. Evidently that pIav
90 recruiting as a privote was new
phase Of an old demagogue dodge. bv
which . presidency was sought In vain
ino is 20 be futiiely sought again. Gin.
'innati Commercial Tribune.
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DEMOCRATS AND REVENUE.
inc H"iiowness ana HypocriticaI
Nature Of the Pretenscs of Cheap
Money Statesmen

The general curiosity in regard 10
the alleged democratic reasons for on
posing the revenue bill as framed bv
the republican committeeman has hard
~ been satisfied by the speech OF SEN
ator Jones. OF Arkansas. who repre-
sented the democratic-silver combina-
ton. Or. rather. the speech showed
that there was absolutely no strength
Or merit in the opposition to the bill.
In the first place, Senator Jones had
peculiar estimates OF his own with ref
erence 10 the cost OF the war. estimates
which the republican spokesmen had no
diiiculty in puncturing. He further
maintained that IL was wholly unnec-
esSary that al the expenses Of the war
should he provided for in the pending
Dill. Congress. he said. would return
IN December. and IL any emergency re-
quired its presence sooner the presi-
dent could attend TO that by prociamo-
zion. He evidently found IL convenient
To ignore the fact that the provision for
the issues Of short-term certificates and
long-ierm bonds do not direct an imme-
date issue Of either. but merely author
We the treasury 20 issue them ms the
need arises. Does be imagine that they
would be issued anyhow. regardless Of
The course Of the struggle?
The senator says he and his party pre-
Ter Increased taxation TO bonds The
only principle couceivably behind this
preference is that the present gcnera-
ton should pny the expenses OF the con
Hct; but IL that be the democratic mo
i've the opposition is palpnbiy insin-
cere. st best the objection would an
ply only Co hondsend uotatalI TO short
erm certificates 10 be redeemed out of
the revenue yielded los current iaNnfior.
20 The democrats are as vehement I'm
nsn iirE The certificate proposal as in re-
iisting bond ISSUES, This alone proves
the hoilowncss and hypocritical nature
u their pretended statesmarship.
TO is passing stranq, that in the rc
ports Of the senator's speech we find no
reference 90 The grecuback and the
'ciEniorage amendments. the net porit-
cal proposals OF the silver combine.
ion. II This silence signifies that the
democrats themselves realize the fouy
and impossibility % these sham amend
ments ard DO not intend to waste fipe
ID them, they ore 90 boz congratulated
On their discretion. st any rate. IL ia
'Iear that The bi'l as reported bv Son
itor Allison. minus the democro,f.
amendments which DO disovowed. win
Encounter DO very serious OF Formidable
iihicuities. Even Jones was painfully
i"are of fhc weakness o. his case. Chi
ago Post
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Hh largest proportion of single
person. IS found in Ireland and Scot.
land ana tnc SMALLEST in thc White.
States In Ireland G7 ror e.n.
scotland ~ per cent. bui 800 thc iultco
I.linn.