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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 4, 1896

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 4, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 bee1896060401_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 4, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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Building St Louis Mo HESSER J W BRIDGMAN 603 Teutonic Building Chicogo 1 t General Office EDeiarliragton Branch Offices - JJCy Pi AS 111 1 FORD Manager1 Wk 327 Upper Second StEyansville Ind - SOMETHING WOPTH KNOWING a gham Interest to the Retail Jfor JePwnicn winXookQutirom Fresh- toItems ofpermanently occupying thiCOAL aid jfjNvjLn appear time time s space - COKE VV jf V A theory hi lately been Roini Ilia round which wm not calcuhtrol to iliilurh our toaayjexlont but neverthelast it does not teem la ImlMla a very chtwrlni prospect or the generation whlcn am to com after us Ac cording to the various mining reports which hava been rrcej1 -- J from different coal mining States It Is agreed that There wii a tlipa In the past when Ice covered this country almost as far south as Maion A Dlions line Ion thtckneM of two to Owing however In the gradual three miles changes In tba movement of the earth and thoin creasing leoRth of summer lime In the icy eectlons this gradually melted and receded to the north Ills neceswy to say however that the north at that time from the remains which have been ills covered must have beon as tropical ni Panama Is to day for the Hon and the liger the cactus and the pjtin were onca the comm tn character- ¬ istic of the ice covered Grncnlind of to day the one remaining fact of the glacial age As we bivo Iwforo mentioned thn gradml conlinuallon of beat In tba icy lone resulird in its rapid dliiln tegration until great chandi wuru broug it ab nit by flood anddelugev and ihero was a Constrfrit oscillation which altered the centra of gravity To return to theongiual remark of this piragr iph wa would say that the theory which i now bring developed Is hat tho lea region is gradually ex tending itself that every century sew a greater accumulation of lea to the north and that this is coming on at a rata which will la time make that portion of the earth top heavy until tha present bearings are again upset and presto ithero will be another upsldo down with tba result that the continent will bo overflowed by the seas and wtpt is now jtbpocoan wll become dry land This may be only a theory but at any rale It Is a grewsome one and If such a thing would bap pea it would eBecluilly jnt an end toa great deal oi squabbling which is now going on among the Sit lions dwelling upon this mundane globe of uurt Coal Journal ¬ St Bernard INCORPORATED Coal Company - PITHY PARAGRAPHS It can bo inferred that the tonnage of 1856 will show considerable difference as compared with that for 1895 What la of more Importance however even than the matter of tonnage Is that of prices and compared with what the Vera last season affairs havo taken on n greatly improved hue both East and West Thero has been no reason why the industry should not have been protected in the manner it is now being protected except in the inability of the various pro ducing interests to agrca upon the amount of ton nage which they should bo entitled to hant of late however tho allotment of percentage of pro- ¬ duction on one hand and transportation tonnage on the other has caused a considerable change to come over the scene That friction and in ¬ tense competition which has led ono Interest after another to bid prices down to a point which might be called thn vanishing stage of margins miy bo said to be now practically adjusted as there is an all around understanding as to what business tho different elements are entitled to and what prices are to be received for the coal sold ¬ ¬ ¬ f - - u mt eoftt mt Scene on Loch Miry Earlington Kentucky i- eoKe Zszsggz i A - Famous No 9 Coal Tor all usejs ficom EarlingtonDiamond and s blarles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking 1 ables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET wr -AA K j XiA LLi- teJVA - e T AcskV vwpm UlXMm2WaSMPl nfMT7W7hM vwvtfr i a-m v jRf wijia y AAjL ii t i In jr Jt a svj ivmmmaMmm iwn vjk w jl Jl iso jw jmJ3SmmtrV Why buy HiRh priced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of theCrusJied Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal 1 - Brushed Soke for thing is ready they blast it down with powder Then it is loaded into small cars holding thirty bushels which nre pulled by mules out of the tunnel to theryard where thi v meet a small mine locomotive called Bessie in honor of Miss BesThe engine pulls them sie Allen through auothcr tunnel and from thero to the tip where there is a screen so big lumps go over nut goos through and slack goes through under the nut The company sends much slack away from hero For a long time they used to throw No ms coal away because they thought it was no good but now it makes the finest coke in this part of the State The next industry is Coke making Tho coke is made from slack which comes from No 9 and No 9 mines The slack is taken to a height of one hundred and twenty five feet in little buckets fastened to a revolving chain After it is up the water comes from the tanks to wash it Ater it is washed pure from diit it is dumped from the bcreen through a trough carry ing it from thV screen After three or four days drying it is dropped into a charging car which waits for ¬ ¬ js bi i j3ri r 1 - 1 K Four additional linniag stacks are being built in the ilnpbto drpariment of the rolling mills at Harrltburg a and when comptrlrd tho plant will haje 7 stackn thn opera lion of which will add 23 per cent mora men to thn force JLiUnce-Gros-J-un The oomestic trade Is naturally practically nt a stand still as far as dealers aro concerned It Is almost too early to expect buyers to hy In their stocks owing to tho piecing out which look early in the season but very little It is been car ¬ ried over In bins Most interest at tho present time is centering in the proceedings of the gas companies Said a prominent re esentatiyo of tha Kansas and Texas Coal Company Business is dead Tho Kansas City Star says Cheap gas killed it and it is admitted that many of the coal dealers are themselves using gas for fuel this summer Why shouldnt we one of ihem asked this morning Our wives aro entitled to the same consideration as other mens wives The same dealer said further that last summer he often for domestic twe and 5 sotd fwo this summer a car ltil SrJuTdtlwL sHifiw t 1 long as a week Steam coal is sold by cotriMCf J and consequently there Is liitie office work con ¬ nected with its salo Some of tho big corapanlea havo reduced their local office forces by sending the men out as traveling agents pe ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY PRIZE COMPOSITIONS It is estimated that the work of excavation on tba Chicago Canal will be carried out for less than one half the cost of similar work on the Manchester Canal II r A short time prior to the closing of the public school Tut 13ce of fered a prize to each grade for the ¬ THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE USIMMONS best compositions upon selected subjects Lielow we publish the successful essip which wu beg our rcadcrj to remember were written by small children nnd not parties eighteen or twenty cars did Three prizes were nwarded to Johnnie Mjers Walter Davenport and James Brown in the primary department for drawing ¬ ¬ We have double desks in all the rooms except the primary room Each year the school house has some repairs made and so it has been standing for twenty three years iizzik dean Our County ¬ sluggish Liver brines on Malaria Fever anil Ague Rheumatism and many other Ills which shatter the constitution and Dont forget the word wreck health It Is SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR The word REG- ¬ REGULATOR you want ULATOR distinguishes It from all other And besides this SIMMONS remedies LIVERREGULATOR Is a Regulator of the It at work that Alver Keeps hi properly irnrwl rnndltion your ietm miv li nt In iiiu uwivuIt ianc junmuni I ivpij RrrliiATOn Is the best blood Try It and note purifier and corrector Look for the RED the difference You wont find It on on every package any other rnrillcme and there Is no other icmctfy like SIMMONS LIVER Liver REGULATOR the Klngof Liver Remedies Be sure youget It II Zellln Co Philadelphia Pa LIVER REGULATOR Dont Now Is the time you forget to take It A need It most to wake up your Liver lVyunViTnnir7IcAii I J BEN TROBINSON DRUGGIST MortonM Otap Always on band a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MUDICINUS PER FUMKRY nnd TOILET ARTI ¬ The Industries of Barlngton There aro but few industries in Earlington compared with those of a city but there is enough work for one to make a few pennies if he keeps nt it We jiavc for one industry of Earlington a sawmill Tho mill belongs to Mr b E Stevens lie employs from five to six men with a special sawman included in the number Tho mill is not a large one but it is largr too in comparison 10 some mills It has a portable boiler fourteen feet longandabout three feet in diam ¬ eter n fifteen inch cylinder a Ihrce foot flvwhcel and n six inch belt connected with n four foot circular saw The saw is so connected with the boiler engine by a lever that when tho lever is pulled ttio saw starts moving faster Above tho big saw is a little saw about two feet in diameter for the helpjof sawing big logs Under tho saw is n large pit for ¬ ¬ it 4 CLES PAINTS AND OILS b PHYSICIANS f PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED W II lURNAOArt Irett ana U snl O W WADDILL Cutiltr Mner Sfopkins Lourdu MadIsomville Ky StKk - - - 50000 sacts a gMural tasking business tea the accounts rf tba clllsaas of m J tei and adjoining couatUs laSfl a finest and moot MCttN vault la tiaffejatki menu tm- the dust and over the pit moves a car carrying logs t6 feed tho saw Then when sawed it is taken away in a much smaller car twelve or fifteen feet away from tho saw and sold next day maybe Then thero is the industry of mining Well a man can make 150 to 300 if he is a good miner Thero are two mines owned by tha St Bernard Coal Company in this place and they get a gteat quantity of coal It is mostly shipped down the line to Memphis Nashville and so on The mines nre numbered on ac count of their coal No j coal is that coaj which lies deeper in the earth thah No 11 No 9 coal is the purest and the best for burn ing to make steam and etc while No 11 coal is better for making slack for the ovens No to nnd Nojti coal are mined together while wo 10 is seventy five feet above No 9 There goes between 10 aaj n a band pf tho hardest and strongest Slilllliur nit there comes a When that man with an UWarthina In iimlan toioe the coi vJfY ¬ I cars and transported down the line When an oven is empty the charging car passes over it and fills about two or three feej of slack in it There they wait a half day for it to get hot from ihe adjoining ovens nnd after n few hours your oven has n a fire in it Ellsworth Evans ¬ The car has a hole in the bottom so that when the car passes over the oven the door is opened and so feeds the oven fire When he coke is burnt it is pulled out while hot nnd water is put on it to cool it After it is cool it is then put in The Earlington Public School Tho Earlington school building was limit in 1873 Ono of the car penters who helped build it was Mr T Martin Thq building was first used for a Union church but soon it was used for a school house and a church The teachers fov this year woro Mrs Ida Walker principal and Missesi Annie PKin Ruth Plain and Minnie Bourlund There aro two hundred and ten pupils enrolled with an ave ago attendance of about pnp hiin Ircd and fifty Wq study only the common bchool studies Thl fifth grade is the highest Wo ha- e nine months of school It heginti in September and generally ptpe in May The trustees of cur school nre Messrs G C Atkinson J K Rub w ¬ ¬ t Hopkins County is bounded by Webster County on the north on the east by Pond River on the south by Christian County on the west by Tradewater river There are three railroads going through our county One is the CO b W the other the L N It goes from Louisville to Nashville There is a branch road that goesfrom Madisonville to Providence There are sevearl town in Hop- kins County They aro Madison- vilju Earlington Ncbo Hanson White Plains Underwood St Chqrlei Dawson Mortons Gap Ilsley Manitou and Nortonvillc There are many mines in Hopkins County Earlington has the largest mine in onr county There are few saloons in our county Die vegetables raised in our county are peas beans potatoes tomatoes cabbages turnips onions and cucumbers The ft nit trees arc peaches apples cherries pears plums damsons and quinces The jrain that we raise is corn wheat rye oats and barley I like Earlington best of all the towns in Hopkins connty Thero arc two schools in Earlington One is called the Public School the other the Catholic School There are many people in Hop kins county The chief towns are Madisonville Earlington and Dawson In Dawson they have some water good for health I like to go to Pond River to fish I think it is a nice place at tho lake I like to fish there too Pond River in not far from Madisonville There are some prdtty places in Hopkins county Thero nro many nice churches and Sunday schools I like to go to Sunday to go to school and church because I can learn about God Hopkins county is a very large cotiuty I think Harry Long ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ gets her clothes on in time for breakfast I am sure There are some birds flying by the window Ruth likes to watch them She is spreading some flowers on the window Ruth has a nice little room with pretty curtains hanging at the window She is - bare footed and there is a black place on the lloor I think Ruth is a pretty girl There is a sofa in the room for I can see the edge Si it It is summer for When she plants are growing dresses she will go out on the hills to play and pick flowers LlLtlE Toomiis ODD PRODUCTS OF ¬ UTAHS MINES Utah the newest of the States seems to be a mineralogical freak Mr George Eldridge of the Geological Survey was sent out there a few weeks ago for the purpose of looking up certain natural resources and he has returned with a most interesting report Among other things he found great deposits of mineral rubber enough to make gum shoes for a large part of the population of the United States A piece of this substance about eight inches square and one inch thick was lying on his desk It was blacjc and looked and felt like ordinary rubber and was quite elastic The scientific name for this substance is elateritc It may in tho future be put to many valuable uses and for a roofing ma terial has already proven excellent In thq mining town of Utah mineral rubber is utilized commonly for roofing being prepared in shcqts consisting of a layer of bur lap with tho rubber on both sides Nothing could be more thoroughly waterproof Another unexplored mineral and one about which very little is known is mineral wax or as it is scientifically known In ozokerite parts of Utah it is found in veins like the mineral rubber though sometimes the ozokento occurs in pockets between layers of shale It has not been mined at all but many uses for it are likely to bo discovered in tho future To electricians it will be valuable in asmuch as it it ono of the best in sulating materials known Gum asphalt represents a great mineral resourco that has hardly been touched as yet as it has only been mined to u small extent It is an exceedingly pure kind of asp halt and its important usefulness is in tho manufacture ot varnishes The conditipns under which it is found are so extraordinary that no abl to account fpr body tbtm talMMtorUy JTs Wuosits ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ are found chiefly within and in the neighborhood of theUncompaghre reservation It appears in veins having a tendency to run parallel to each other with a trend from These northwest to southeast veins vary in width from a quarter of an inch to eighteen feet and they are from a half a mile to six niiles in length Nobody knows how deep they are It is believed that they extend to a depth of nearly 1000 feet so that the quantity of material obtainable is enormous The greatest depth thus far reached Mining for the stuff is 125 feet has hardly got beyond the pros peqting stage The veins are perFor a few feet fectly vertical from the surface the substance is more or less impure owing to weathering but lower down it is Dig entirely free from impurities ging for it is the hardest work imaginable owing chiefly to the dust The atmosphere of the shafts becomes literally loaded with asphalt dust which is highly explosive The body heat melts it so that it forms a brown coat all over a person exposed to it Soap and water are no good for washing it off The only thing that will remove it is kerosene A tank for kerosene is kept handy so that everybody who comes out of the mines may take a bath ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Kentucky Fairs Compiled by Louisiille Post Sharppburg week beginning week Winchester beginning July 27 Danville week beginning AuBEST VIA gust 3 week Springfield beginning ST LOUIS CHICAGO ami PEORIA August 17 TO OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL Lebanon week beginning AuKANSAS CITY ST JOSEPH DENVER gust 24 NEBRASKA COLORADO MON week Bradstown beginning TANA UTAH AND PACI- August 31 FIC COAST Bowling Green week beginning lESTIBULED TRAINS September 7 WITH Elizabethtown Tuesday Sept SLEEPERSCHAU3 CARS 8 four days Franklin week beginning Sepand DINING CARS tember 14 L W Wakeloy Q P A Paducah week beginning SepST touts jo tember 21 Howard Elliott Oon Mot ST JOSEPH no Open date probably Henderson September 28 Owensboro week begining OcAnybodyh Trim a Hal after tober 5 Versailles week beginning Au- a fashion but it takes good gust 10 Madisonville August 26 four judgment and artistic taste to days do it in the latest fashion and Williamsburg September 2 stylishly Thats what we do three days Glasgow September 30 four St Bernard Store days Union county August 4 five days Bulltt county at Shepherds- ¬ July 20 HiHMbHi LINE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BEORGE KING ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ dajs Deafness Cannot be Cured Ellendalc Fair at Curdsvillc DRUGGIST by local applications as they cannot reach July 28 five days the diseased portion of tho ear There is Hart county at Horse Cave CHARLES ST only one way to cure deafness and that is September 15 four days Deafness is constitutional remedies by Union county August 4 five KENTUCKY caused by an Inflamed condition of the mu- days cous lining of the Eustachian Tube When Shelby county August 25 four this lube becomes Inflamed you have a days Xlkt Clttc of Druggists Sunorics rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and Ewing September 9 four days prescription Carcfull Compound whon it is entirely closed deafness is the four Campbcllsville Aug result and unless the inflammation can be days taken nut and this tuba restored to lis nor- ¬ A LA DELLE JARDINIERE Union Agricultural Society at mal condition hearing will bo destroyed Gcrmantown Oct 7 four days foreer nine cases out of ten are caused by otarrh which Is nothing but an In The Cuban insurgents have I FASHIONABLE flamed condition of the mucous surfaces destroyed the plantation of the La Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for Churcha estate because the pro- ¬ L L- any case of Deafness caused by catarrh prietor resumed grinding cane de ¬ wyji jiij iMMtjii UjiiJi ijyin3pnirpiilripiJWjj5Ti3vjiripMjijjta It that cannot lib cured by Hulls Catarrh spite tho orders of the Junta TAtUOR- SCure Send tor circulars free was worth 1500000 and the -MCo Toledo O crops of this year have been esti- ¬ F J Cheney fi Hflftli f A Hllifiiffl Ifr y fi IUs f rr1 fA li Sold by Druggists 75c mated at 50000000 pounds of sugar Halls Family Pills are the best ville Aug 11 Jour ¬ n L ¬ FRITSCHSDN 1 1 v -- a lJ JSLi ERCHANT 1T1II Jlli An Early Riser w 11 Ruth is standing by tho window watching h6 sun rise It is right early in the morning and Ruth is in Mr night gown There are soma plants in the window and h4 is looking at hem Ruth is not a lacy girl for h p ptMurf MM sua hflen Tuesday is the unlucky day In Mexico The British government will IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS If you wero born on Tuesday never admit send a commission of naturalists You probibly have beon a disaster all It Ill Upper Flue St Bvtnivllla lot your llfebut people will firmly believe that to Bering Sea to investigate the lie mielly solicits lliu pilronifio of lilt Hop you ara an unlucky dog and lava he ovll seal question with regard to their klnicounlj friends eyeinta the bargain if they find that Tues I know probablo extermination day wus honored with your birth a man who started on Tusday with money to piy oil the hands In a factory near the Tho Italians havo abandoned city and went instead to Acapulco where and the Abyssinian campaign The board he took the Panama steamer Will receive prompt attention at of directors of Ihe manufacturing company King Monclik is said vto have pasted n resolution affirming their undying up aodo prisoner thi3 office Estimates famished faith In hU iontty and attributed hU er given ror w unviBjwien ior ih win w ¬ and JOB WORK aw 1 e IV ITS SuTjscnlMjfoiraijwJJ upon application y f CH -- SiiiS 3ce Scrofula Wnnl r --r rrrrri Makes llfo misery to tliounmls ot people It manifests liaclf in many different wfiys llko goitre swellings running sores boils salt rheum find Scarcepimples and other eruptions ly n man is wholly frco from it in Bomo form It clings tenaciously until tho last vcstlgo of scrofulous poison is eradicated by Hoods Sarsnparllki tho Ono Truo Blood Purlflor Thousands of voluntary testimonials toll of suffering from scrofula often inherited and most tenacious positive ly perfectly nnd pcrmaicnlly cured by rrr Anoiiiku bark will be launched upon tho sea of journalism at Mndisonvillc on ktho iGth 111st Messrs Walter and Morgan Young will trip the anchor and spread the sails of The Scmi Wcokly Mail on that date and stand away for Mult seas The now von ture will he a seven column folio nnd Democratic o n welding heat Tho managers aro thorough newspaper men from start to finish Wc bid them welcome ami extend fraternal paw I rr z rr UOTHING AS GOOD fcSAYS l - Train No 5 vns cnuglit In llm tornado mi tho St Louts dlvisiun ot tho L A N and thrown from tho truck and bidly dam aged Uxlremo oaro exercised by tho engineer May tho 37th on No 3a ot Wcdnctda whllo running In the storm stricken region near Ucllvllte nlone prevented n serious accident ns some freight cats bad been blown down from the tiding n few miles ahead out on the main trncknnd they werrfstruck by citglno on said train but the Ogineer being on the lookout nnd having his engine under control but little ilnmngo wai done by tho collision ¬ Coughs IflKL NO sissssssssssasssk GOOD OLD GRAHNY METCALFE 87 YEMS OLD i urn H7 mwi i nnu iit nsott niioutniior tno couglt nnl lime rpniedle timl luxv Ikvh hoIiI ilurlng my llftn tuul for tiioU tied til tnu simiiiuu i nut i ijr mril l Willi lifter uini I1U7 rcintHiy tfitml to Ujjllttf im1ink l i linNKt It rdvos milrk timl permanent re ¬ lief In itrlmiq h i tu II hs other coughs Wo keen It In our housu lifi tlm time mm vuuiii not iki mtiiout it MIU M A li jlau h 730 Bouth Hit St Vaducnli Kr IKE JAVI LIVERY STABLE BMDOlALATTCNTION QIVCN AH gfeg nUBLIBHlNQ COMPANY Inforporilnl I rnr d ili tvinffier t 4 1041111 l Klllimn KATItS cfMHWMKk JtRBItssV DR UFLL8 PINE TAR HONEY Iff ranrVx rt SdHSCHliTtON Oi Vi J Hl MnniK tj TniwMnnih JlnRloLoplM Sprrlmni roplcs mtllnl tttti nnll spnliCMInn wsntrtl In foils ol in Oirrponiloni Cunlf AilitrMSUitorpsrllenlsrs rlrinlrlninc UMtvtllYlHtltlllkll Ini1iii Imrrbsi vn I pliwnnt n taki It cuts tin lunmiiii rujd nil mr It to too aiilt ml without ox Inn f itlmi or tniliilng mul Hn the t oiikIi i t olim lit licnl ln IV Intlaiiuil imits ultt s tiitur mul Utility to tho I -- H fiir orcnln nn I prtxlurca a eonclltlnn hi wlilelt alt httfitmtlot iru iixuttitt Mill KittiUrlty AUil Imrmonv IllTi A rrtili rO rents nnd f 1 00 ior t ottle hy all drug nliU or sent iioii riTLlpt of prleo by I mil nf w Ihfnn nth lrnitnrnj of nil Cough Jlroiichinl lYnuilrs itcurr TO A HEARSE iPUnNiaHiD H FUNERALS ItHOrtT NQTIOI y rilUIISDAY JUNK a 1896 HOPKINS THE BANNER COUNTY year showed gain over 1893 of 60684 tons the result of the sympathetic during which strike output of coal in Hopkins bounty during 1898 was about one fourth the total output of the en- ¬ tire Slate In 1895 the exact output of the State was 8207770 tons bi- ¬ tuminous and oanncl coal Hopkins Countys output was 788485 tonsallbitu This is a gain minous over the product of 1898 of 27361 tons and a loss of 23828 tons as com parcd with 1894 which The money question but is caused primarily by the un American policy of fostering lorcign trade at the expense of our own workmen That id tho secret of tho ground swell of the people toward McKin ley and protection nnd they have resolved to undo the folly of 1892 and ro modily the pf escnt sectional discriminating irrai6nal tariff as1 to produce sufficient revenue by imposing duties on competing foreign manufactures sufficient to equalize the difference in wages This is tho real issuu at this Tho Democratic leaders time know it but will not acknowledge it They are well aware that the which they economic policy adopted has brought on the hard times They cannot get away from tho fact that the administration was obliged to sell bonds to make up the deficiency arising from their improvised revenue ¬ Rtcit in tornado which struck Si Louis on thu At a point fnt of evening ot May 281I1 HI tun storm struck ttio train Prepared only by I Hood Co Lowell Mass IJcllrvilli the wero on but fortunately tho onino no sure to cct noons and only Hoods was Incinc 11 nnu no tiamnftit nsuitrti to aro Uio best after dinner ilOOd t8 PlIlS pills old dieciUoo aw the train yet on built tmln ot thu ltuk liousn nnd orchards vrrcdialrocd Hoods Sarsaparilla a Although tho number ottleathii will prob Ably rtach five hundred In St Louis and Ircsidunl Atkinson of ibn St tlcrrmul Knst St Louis nn ono Is reported killed or Coal Co accompanied by his wife nnd n fatillv Injurut who wero in the employ of sliler ot Mrs Atkinson whllo en rnntu in tho L S N toad which fact is rcmatknblo uhen tho damage to trains and Si Lonis last wtck litd n narrow ecne Indeed property is considered a wreck caused by I ho from bcinp special train for the benefit of thn U tho Ccntcnnh fcrc this week was run last Sitiirdny A DoWn in tfe Mins run k Sutherland mcdicing coaipany IMIJUOAU Molo ntiimtlUt t iirni n ICJ3JVXUOICV For sale by St Uernnrd Drug Store ATTBrsTION First Class Timi Oiils at Reasonable Rates 8PKOIAL PAIR TO MY RIQS ARE THE UEST IN THE CITYH THAVBUNa MKH Stdblf nnd OITlco on MAIN ST near Depot i ISAAC DAVIS -- JI TI1B 8T BERNARD DRUG STORE EARLINET01M BarnetHrnoId EArUINOTONKY S soldiers Attending monies at NabIiUIIp t bill And they have shown on every occasion their willingness to tax home products by an internal revenue bill rather than increase the duties on foreign made goods Thcfvoters of this day and genera- ¬ They tion are newspaper readers arc going to elect a Republican administration fatal lr The St Louis Cyclone Our readers have no dpubt learned of the great disastcrthat Hopkins Countys miners happenedin the city of St Louis last Wednesday and are of worked daily acno doubt well course The total number of em quainted havoc the with the great ploy ccs in Hopkins county wrought by publish this tornados not altofury and we was 1887- Jlni gether as a piece of news but as that arls employed 288 Fatal- ¬ an impression one ofwas made on the mind of subject to in- ¬ representatives who The Bees ities mines visited the spection in state 8 JVo scene of the great catastrophe last accidents in Hop- Sunday indeed a sight most apIt was kinspalling to behold a teight that was and bevond Total coke produced in should to uescrhtaon idea of one the havefSircct PfeaTiiavoC Wff wJby the tornado Kentucky during of all tornadoes bo Oj of its effects and follow the path 25116 tons were made traversed by the storm Although three days had come JEarlington and gone and the citizens of both St Louis and East St Louis had t l1 worked with might and main to Rowclli 1896 Nwpoptr Directory wysi fc clear away the debris still it looked as if the great tornado had only The Die Thnrsdsysi Republican four occurred the night before piers 30146 j subscription si estab lished 1889 Paul M Moore editor Many were the anguished looks Dee Publishing Co Publishers Advertiskwiht The Uii ofaclal organ and picture of horror and suffero coal interests of Western Kentucky Only republican paper In Hopkins reing that met the eye of the visitor publican last election and fifteen ad in the resident portion around the joining counties Published in chief mining Jown and county of Kentucky once pretty LaFayette Park I but vntlM nf MtinlV Mtnlnililr wealth M iners Intel llgent American which is now a total wreck as the citiiens iiarllngton nas lour monms great giants of the forest were torn more free schools than btate pays or whltoand colored Two public libraries up by their roots and tossed on the ground the same as if they had been I mere straws There is not a tree left standing in this at one time REPUBLICAN TICKET ono of the prettiest parks in the Mound City The tornado seemed to have hit For Congress this section with great force as Second District of Kentucky every residence for squares around was damaged to more or less exE T FRANKS tent Pretty residences that were of Daviess County once the homes of happy families arc now a solid mass of ruins and the worst and saddest part of the Free Coinage is a foregone conclusion that story is that the family is now torn it some are the Chicago convention will de- apart probablybeen found missing in the clare that the free coinage of silver and have not of 16 to 1 is to be the ruins or maybe some arc injured at the ratio financial shibboleth of the Demo- for life The Morgue which is located on cratic party in the presidential Twelfth street near the jail was campaign of 1896 This will alienate those sound the scene of many anxious looks money Democrats who put princi- and inquiries last Sunday and the ple before party spoils The superintendent says that in all his rank and file who never did hold experience hejiad never seen such Many were searching for office but were relied upon to con- a day tinue the ring politicians in power friends relatives or probably other will repudiate a policy which will dear ones supposed to have been depreciate their property cut their lost during the storm and if so wages down one half and decrease time alone will tell The Eads bridge was struck the market value of their products The mere prospect of the suc- by the tornado and suffered con cess of such a scheme would add siderably but the great structure The that spans the Mississippi and is to the business depression passage of sucli an act would bring one of the sights for the visitor on a financial panic equal to that was not damaged to any great exattending the collapse of the South tent considering the wreck of other Trains were running Sea bubble or the last days of the buildings across Sunday and the bridge was French as3ignats Millionaire Tiic business community docs viewed by thousands not seem to be much disturbed by Wife Murderer Duestrows former the probable action of the Demo- residence which is near LaFayette cratic National convention for the Pajk is now a mass of ruins bunday was a enmy raw anu reason that the nomination and election of McKinlcy seems to be rainy day in St Louis and only His opponents helped to make the harrowing taken for granted within and without the Republi- scene more desolate in the ruined It was also a day of fun can party are endeavoring to district throw doubts on his financial views erals there being about one hun and are urging him to promulgate dred victims placed in the grave It was estimated that there was his ideas of a national policyBut the people the masses the voters a half million orj more visitors who are pushing his canvass from to the Mound City Sunday to see The crowd at Union ocean to ocean are not clamoring the ruins They Station waiting for out going trains for any sucb explanation well know that the platform which was probably the largest ever there will be enunciated at St Louis or ever will be there at any one time will have such a true and clear Visitors commenced flocking tlarc bound money ring that there will about 4 p m and from that time be no doubt us to its meaning and until 930 at which timo The Ueus that the letter of acceptance of representative had to take his de their standard bearer will endorse parture the scene for soma dis tancc outside the gates to tlic many uphold and ratify it Buback of all this is the con- entrances was a surging mass of sciousness that the Unrest of the humanity All the visitors after wage earner the uncertainty of viewing such a mass of ruin and the business compiunity is not all dc8tructionremed anxious to got were one 1 I liew owirjg to tho agitation of the home and mialhht M ¬ in895 at ¬ ¬ 2iZ4tihs It ii linii1 JM9y Oftus at 9 lmlilfil llHlil fl Hifi ¬ ¬ ¬ lipWUJIIWIlJlllKlipjl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ riit crowd at tho Union depot at St Louis Sunday on nccounlof tho numerous excursion run there was beyond control Sometime ngo a lawyer in ona ot our nnd at the announcement of the departure neighboring towns asked a citizen of Karl of A train n pinic ensued nd imny worn ington how the sentiment of the people ot injured by being tramped upon Ills place w for or against freo coinage N run nn excursion train from Tho L when told that free silver was of silver Evnnsvillo to St Louis last Sunday ionc favored ho remarked that is just wlnt we commodato the largo number desiring tosco might expect from Ignorant miners and llio ruins wrought by tho great storm ot croppers and yet wlicn tuts samo man last week was put to tho test on a voto he was found changed his views In a Tho wrecking car from Hirlingtdn in wanting having few minutes through tho persuasion of charga of Messrs Hall Shaver lis ugh nnd Louis division friends who advised him to do so and was Long was sent to St found favoring the policy that ha accused to help clear up tho wreck tcauscd by the others of being In favor of while wo ven tornado and the boys do say that Koss ture ttio assertion that nine out of every Daugh for tho first timo in Jiis life psssed ten miners favor a dollar worth ono hun outside the limits ot the State nnd as a dred cents the world over mittcr of course he felt like n little boy visit to a circus With but few exceptions the coal opera at his first tors of this county wero found on tho sound money side at the convention last They know Saturday at Madisonvillo nv w a TooMns what is best for their employes and can usually bo found working to their Interests Now it came to pass in those days when 1 on as Important question as tho money James the Uuchanan ruled over the land problem is that there dwelt in the city of Port Royal The report was put into circulation soon which Is in the land of Tennesseovone Anafter the tornado at St Louis that Presi drew who is surnamed the Stokes dent Rcineckc of tbo Iteinecke Coal Co 2 And the same Andrew was by trado a had been killed la tho storm and Secretary carpenter and buildcd many bouses and failing to bear the statement either Uailey wrought up temples and synagogues denied or corroborated made a trip at 3 Moreover the Andrew was a young once to Uelleville where he soon found man and exceedingly giddy being fond of It Is true Mr the reports unfounded gaudy clothing and vain ornaments and Reineckc was on tho passenger train which pat on largo quantities ot tbat which is track and upset bu was blown from the called a dash further than being slightly injured be est day1 4 Now It came to pass on a certain caped that a great teacher was to speak parables Preparations are being nnde by the unto tho people In the wilderness about Sebree Coal Co to put mules in their fifteen miles from tharPort which is HoyiU mine nnd in order to do so a foot or two 5 And when the Andrew hetrd those of tbo roof has to bo taken down which thincs his heart leaned for iov for he nur- they are now doing posed within himself that he would take a Supls Crutcbfleld and Salmon of St maiden that was fair to look upon and Charles and Crabtree mines attended the journey unto tbo appointed place and heark convention held at Madisonvillo last bat- - en unto the parables IbeyAndrew make 6 Straightway--di- d urday in tbo interest of sound money As they are on the temperance question so haste and sought the maiden sayfng Wot they can be fonnd on the question of good yo not that when the Sabbath day Is como tbat one will declare parables unto tho peo or bad money Wilt thou go with pie in tho wilderness The present owners of Ihe coal mine me and she willed about two miles south of Henderson are 7 Then went he quickly unto those who how on the lookout for a purchaser This ell fino apparel and covenanted will vhem mine Ihev claim underlies about 600 acres for raiment madeot the finest linen Msa1 nd only about fiftfccn MrM have for sandals to put upon bis feet nntUa have yet been mined under yet tho mino lofty hat sulii as ministers arc wont to has been in operation for years and we wear tear tho statement as regards tbo amount 8 Now when the Sabbath day wasxomc mined under will not stand an Investigathe Andrew arosq while it was yet early tion and put blacking upon bis sandals until one Foreman could look upon them and behold his face prevented Wet weather Toombs and Machinist Umstcad from 9 Then having arrayed himself in purple breaking tbo Sabbath last Sunday as they and scarlet ho put rings upon bis fingers had an important piece of work to do at and mounted bis scd he hasted to the domicile of the fair maiden who awaited the mines which rain prevented they returned back through the Mr T McGregor him and Vor the past week city unto the wilderness has been quite a suilercr from an injury he 10 And as they passed alcng that street received while at work In No n mine of which is called Main the people marvelled and which was caused by the bursting saying Behold a Congressman at large and an air pipe some fell upon their faces Paul Price of tbo Coal Association was 11 But others rebuked them saying Oh among the largo number who visited St ye of little sense wot yo not that this Is Louis last Sunday and he said tho crowd Andrew tbo carpenter wbomyo well knew was so great that he was picked up and in those days when he was but a tad carried along for about ten minutes with 12 Wherefore then do ye bim reverence out being able to touch the platform even as men would reverence a prirgo minister who is bo than a carpenter yet a hewer of wood and a drawer of watr 13 Notwithstanding these things the Andrew deported himself haughtily throughThe past and present week have been out theday walking when they had reached trying ones for tho railroads entering East the appointed place with an outsjreched St Louii the cyclone or tornado having neck nnd made a mincing with his feet and wrought such damage that It was under though he appeared to listen intently as a great difficulties that tbo business was car- ¬ sow listenetb when one calls a dog yot be heeded not the words of wisdom ried on 14 And when the even was como behold a of tbo train Conductor Belt was In charge cloud arose much larger than a mans hand tbat camn so near being wrecked by the and blacker than midnight when it is rolled storm east of Dellville last week within tar and the people were affrighted Thousands of sightseers patronized the and fled every man to bis own house Like roads entering St Louis last week to take wise the Andrew and the comely maiden got a view of tho ravages wrought by the death them quickly upon their horses and cut dealing storm dirt being sore dismayed because of hav ¬ The rain ot last Sunday morning was the ing no shelter heaviest for years on the Henderson divi 15 Then did the rains descend and tho sion and In a number of places the water floods came and tho mighty winds blew run over the track At Mannington the unlil the Andrew and the comely mitdan old abandoned depot bad the props washed from under it and great was tho fill were wetted as though they swam n river and their fine raiment was a sight to be thereof hold 16 And it came to pass that the pints which the Andrew woro being fino flax be gan to shrink and crept steadily toward bis knees meanwhile his socks collapsed nnd retreated below his ankles and 17 Moreover his coat had shrunk girt him round about ns though a giant clasped him and the Andrews eyes hinged out as hangeth a rats When ho is caught because of meansthe prevention of scores within a trapcamo to pass great prdssuro that when they ig And it of cases of colds coughs had entered their own city the rain hav crowd bronchitis pneumonia and ing scarce ceased yet a great that evilcame to meet tbem fearing had Wet feet do forth them consumption befallen not directly make the germs iq Hut when they saw that they were of consumption appear In the wet and limp as rats which are drowned and beheld tho Andrews pants had arisen lungs but they do cause above his knees and his coat caused his tongue to slick and they wero shaken with coughs and colds and Inflam much laughter matlonof the throat and lungs 20 And even as Iboy made merry at tho appearance his lofty weaken the whole system In Andrews hung as a welled rag hat collap ¬ upon his and this condition the germs of sed boulder and when they beheld this the soil multitude screamed tho louder ami pome consumption find just the even rolled upon the ground in their great In which to work Jiut the Andrew gnashed bis merriment of Cod- - teeth and spake no word until he had taken the maiden home and returned unto hi HveT Oil with Hypophos own home phltes 13 a most valuable rem- ¬ 21 Then ho snatched the hat from his tho head edy for restoring the system cast itand smote floorfurniture with II nnd upon the and stamped upon it to health before these germs as one would grind a serpent and ho rent bis raiment from bottom to top and cast get the upper hand the fragment from him meanwhile using endorsed SCOTTD EMULHION has been speech not lawful for man to utter by th medical profession for twenty years 22 itur doctor This Is because It Is upon And for many days when hq appeared always jjAMMr lwayi uniform alwnya the streets tue people mockpd ontjtnitki furut AVrrwan Cw mtf Oil but tho Andravf heeded them not at mm but he and ttyttpkoiflilUt Put up - wsa cent ami 100 slits Tho small eschewed high hats and linen raiment site tnar- be tnough to cure your couch w neither gc eth he any mora into the wilder hity your Lib Acm to le Hlifid of parable DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN KENTUCKY LIVERY Feed and Sale Stable FIRST CLASS v Patent MediBines and Perfumery DRUGGISTS r f FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Toolli and Painl Brushes Number one rigs on short notice HILARS A OUIOK BnviQt viMift J I III II limir I 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PUPvNlTUPvE at China Ctewaro nnd Cutlery extensive variety f lllVTMwo mm - M Ml rtfli 41 Il And all otijer necessary articles -- fptVeryday o om ri AeBssWfcTBii uxJtt iii WkW1 ffcMaT33HBIsaaMffBsasl KLCXaEHai razTEsnm tlV aW jfr- ifxtfh xUstV UslllilLsU fA- - EiljlKSKmSJUB slF i vri M lSm P WipiljlIP JE mrnmmmwmmmftmrnwwimftitMtfifi 12 3itbuslri hjc cijrhc itijJL J T HALSEY 1KrsmrNT W M GRAHAM W C NONES VicK PftMintwr city of ralmrc at cloven oclotli roncbod tlio scene of WotlnosdavB desolation ny circuitous routus nt I p ni MAD1SONVILLIC MORTONS OAP Mrs Thursday Mr Dock Llttlefield ot Christian Co visited his brother Wess Llttlefield last wcok Ben T Miss Anna Ierguson Robinson and son and wero In Uarlinglon UNTOLD MISERY DR MENDENHAX IMPIiOVED 3ft Secv 13EN V UOMNSON Gkni Mon Rheumatism TOOK GILL AI 0 If King Water Valloy Mlti enrsd ky rHWTTe L V m Bird Eye Jellico Coal Co INCORPORATED A N TIME 0TM TABLE 1031pm 8 MLSEY a in m pm Telegraph UtW- Blht Will 1 Kiprtii Ivituvllla Accomoilallon ilea oj WJHUYirniCF nPffMBaT iralitcne mil Madltonv llla -- a IOUTII 6IJ Whitley County jaaTaMrw vMai Mall 411J i m 01 4 59 Nlxbl Ktpreai Bvanivllli Accomodation JJJ P m m Providence and Maillaonrllle arrival 743 In effect Sunday Jan ig 1646 V W ETIII1IDGH ivmnt Kentucky iwmmm LUMP OF BIRD CYC COAL m ssi iMtmmmvvMmj titw tf Address JELLICO TENN V ARRIVAL AND DKPAKTURB OP TRAINS AT MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF JELLICD--FrosMiif isaj miss NORTONVILLEi GOING BAST Mampbli la Central fllf Holtou la Loulavllla Maoiplilt la Ldulivllla OING WKST co Qe a w i jr C10 p m 1043 a w a ni OK the well known Jellico Vein Unsurpassed both as a Steam and a Domestic Coal sarsv 1 J 1 sassssasfjsssi VANDERPDDL tMiiisaBBBSiSSSseasaaasMaiaaaaasesMSaBMSlMaaBaBaaBiBSsassBaMSS ill a i astssst Ioalivlllatd IulloVi Central Cllv la Mauphlt Loulavllla la Mamplne sip1 in 737 a tn 1135 a m B Jst ST SoleMinefsofthcFsamous BIRD EYE CANNEL A Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling 3 Zg i Earlm5tDt Nwa Notes ftajDjDfinings WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY A OTVIS ADDRESS Personal Paragraphs and Other Doings at Home Worthy of Special Mention e g g- US TRIAL TO PLEASE ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE 2 ¬ S Mrs ltoberl Moore anil Mrs II C v Orew were in Maimonvillti 1 riday suoppiitK For liapttli ¬ The Annunl Convention of Christian Unilcnxor Peoples met in thocltyot Paducili on llm aolh insl and remained in sessiotl lhteoh The meeting was I irgcly attended and tins session was one of grril inlrrrst nnd felicity IniKrlant luisinms was transaclrd ami evangulical srrvico held in several pirts of Iho cllj liesldo services In Iho various of II Wrlls Amos Hev churchc flKSlnn Mass tdtlorof the Cnlden Utile was present nnd took n very prominent On Mnmlay thn part In thn proceedings tho branch penllonliiry at Hddvillu was visited and interesting sort irm held Our city sent a delegation of thirty four lo Iho The convention who report a happy lime delegates returned in various ways somo In carriages somo camn per freight a great miny remained and camo on tho special coach whilst onn or two failed Jo make connection syvj Bnumprated crocs Wo would advise lies from Norlonvtllo the Endeavor tho next llmo a delegation is sent to unitiso them with n string in order to securo concerted action Society Is n Better udgcr Brandon of Cadiz Ky druggist says I sell moro Dr Carlstedts Gorman Liver Powder than all medicines combined fnr IliAr trntlhlft Il rnallv OOod for all diseases the human system is heir to as it gels tbo stomach and bowels in order ana starts the human machinery oil as if all were freshly oiled It is simply wonder ful what this medicine does for sunering humanity For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Victorys vs Mndlsonvlllc YounR Struck by n Tornado How it feels to be struck by a tornado is graphically related by Mr and Mrs J B Atkinson and Mrs John Clements who were pasN train No sengers of the L 52 which left Earlington on Wednesday May 27th atu a ni and which was due in St Louis about ¬ Why suffer with Coughs Colds nnd La Grippe when Laxative Ukomo Quinink will cure you In one day Oof s not pro duce the ringing To the held liko Sulphate ot Quinine Put up in tahlels convenient for taking Guarantred 10 cure or money irfuaded Price 33 Cents For silo liy Si Bernard Drug Store Uarlington Ky Miis Cora Dodd of Evannville friends here this week visited The Annual Concnllon of Iho fv Children Cry For It Or Carlitedls German Liver Syrup is the favorite cathartic Im ouim ao pleasant to taku For said by tl Iternard Drug Store jo and ft 00 per Imtlln Mis T G Terry and son Virgil c Evansville are visiting relatives hern A Living Skeleton Mr James Rinnett of Island Ky says If not for Dr Carlslrdis German Liver Powder I would havo been In my grave Tried the leading doctors of Louisville They were putzied and I was given up I began using Dr Carlstedts Medicines and I know It Is the change was wonderjul the best medicine on earth For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Secretary Geo C Atkinson and Cashier Dan M Evans ot the St Bernard Coal Company rnaflea lirlef visit to SlLqtils Nhis wekf thru found thai the reports of the damage of the cyclone as told in the papers have not been exaggerated the Mndisonvillc nnd Harlington base ball tennis will have n contest at the Mndisonvillc Park which promises lo be extremely interesting nnd exciting Mr J M Victory has Kocurcd for his team handsome new uniforms which arrived a few days ago and our boys will present an attractive appearance A large caowd from liarl ington will witness the game The host of order will be preserved and the ladies can rest assured that they can witness the contest iny milium iiny iuar ui hvuiii proper conduct 4lttW r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ On next Saturday afternoon 1111 -- TluV CCpBbGTfeo ts the only known remedy for that terrible disease Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Mr C H McGary was one of the sis llorn to St Louis Sundiy Health lnd happiness are relatlvo con- ¬ ditions at any rite there can bo little hap ¬ To give the body piness without health its full measure of strength and energy the blood should be kept pure and vigor- ¬ ous by thn use ot Aycrs Sarsaparilla ily of her BJifsVonsiSfolijQure consumption tan ie inriu kjt Who VN - Miss Ella Ulberidgo is vlsitiniftho fam brother V W Etherldge ¬ Is cpugh is dangerous Tbt Best Cough Cure Shilohs Cure1 A neglected Jf w l otfee 3with Shilohs Cure For Mr G Browning has accepted a posi ¬ si3 by St Bernard Drug Store tion with the St Bernard Coal Co and moved his family to Mortons Gap at You can always rest fissured that in any which place bo proposes to exist in the good cause the S Bernard Company can future Now lw fcund leading thry came Baptist Picnic forward with a donation ot I J 00 m the sufferers aSx Louis The Bsplist Sunday Scaool of llopkfns villa camo down in a special coacn last JUnBO ULUINd Saturday for a picnic at Lakeside Park Trad Hark X Quart for 3 Cents Ucr two hundred attended and had a pleasant time The most Intaresting nodi not striAx Tim cumins The bjest Bluing made Take no other points of our city were visited and the delegation departed well plcised with their For sale by St Bernard Drug Storu outing and somewhat surprised at finding fr4 C4aim j anl TtTVU 4IA WIUIIIK and that Earlington was fully r Cbas AfcGarV received as a nresent blazing tho way for larger towns to follow froajMr Mat Welzel of Si Louis a Captain Swttnty U S A white rabbit which was the only thing out Diego Cab says Shilohs San side of Mr Wetzels family that survived the first modi the cyclone His bouse stood right In the Catarrh Remedy is found that would path 0 the storm which leveled every cine I have ever Price 50c For thing before It After lis fury was spent do mo any good Bernard Drug Store in looking over the ruins Bunny was sale by St Mr McGary prizes his found uninjured The Baptist Supper gift very highly his appreciation being The ladies of tho Baptist church gave heightened no doubt on account of its an lea cream supper at tho Masonic Hall awful experience and marvelous escape Tuesday night which was well attended Are Veu Uadi and a delightful affair The neat sum of s Miserable by indigestion Consti- ¬ 45 rewarded tho enterprising sisters fbp pation Dizziness Loss of Appe ¬ their energy and labors Proceeds will be Siijlolia Vital used to liquidato church Indebtedness tite Yellow Skin Stop it at r Thousands have tested the great building up poWcr ol Hoods Sirsaparilh and have found renewed strength vigor and vitality in lis use Held the Ace nnd Deuce The Larlington wrecker under the supervision of V M Hall did such eff- ¬ icient service in clearing the wreckage at St Louis last week that Ihey received warm official recognition The crew con- ¬ sisted of Foreman Hall Jack Long Koss Bauch and Elmo Shaver and so well and rapidly did they execute their work that they theitcd notico from the officials who openly applauded our boys for promptness and competency Earlington never plays second fiddle and we are glad they upheld her reputation Pale Thin People Suffer from some form of indigestion though they may not know it Dr Crrlstcdta German Liver Syrup In- ¬ creases the weight and Improves the color Ijy aiding digestioq Forsala by St Ber nard Drug Store ¬ I hF j- ff -- ¬ Card of Thanks Editor Ilns Wo tako this method of thanking you tor the generosity in giving our dele ¬ gates gratis tho badges so appropriate and neat for our convention of Christian Endeavor held at Paducah 29th ot May i8o0 Wa everyone will always think kindly 01 ou lor tno umeiy tavor Sirs izcris n positive cure by St Bernard Drug Store For sale A Great Germans Prescription ¬ Blooming Out Mr Chat McFaddan a veteran knight of Ibu brush is sojourning In Manllou re generating and beautifying that place lie has a number of contracts there and when Ibeseaaitloniplettd that city will present such a dazzling appearance that spectators will Juye to contemplate Its resplendent beauties through a smoked glass and the inhabitants thereof will have to gazo In ¬ tently teveral times before Ihey can cor- ¬ rectly ascertain where Ihey are at ¬ Diseased blood constipation and kidneys liver and bowl trou bles arc cured by Karls CloVcr Root Tea For sale by St Ber nard Drug Stac On J A Prbnticb JJOLUG 1JKAN BUTTIK 111SK Com I ¬ Pills Do Not lure - the Just and the Unjust ¬ IK ft W S Wbm people are obliged to take medicine they want that it shall give quick re lief aadtwjtadd discomfort to their suffer ings Thfati why people who suf fer yvltb Ceftfttipation and Biliousness should tek Simmons Liver Regulator It is belUr Man Pills it does not gripe It gives qUkk relief and does not weaken but strengthen and refreshes the whole system J ft 1 1 Hand Monroe la ¬ ¬ rons ¬ lhe downpour last Sunday morning ex ceeded any that hasoccurcd In this section for mauy years Over two inches of water fell and as a sequence water courses roso The rapidly and low lands wero Hooded In damage lo farmers was considerable our city fool bridges wero washed away and travel in some localities nrrcsted The water rose to floor level in several residences S V Stevens Iho sawmill Ha manwlost considerable lumber uorked until 10 oclock in water waist 11 deep to iivo his logs nnd lumber means of a ropq bo overcamo tho disposi tin tion olhis odUo to matndar turbid waters to be Gulf of Mexico Pills do not cure Constipation Kails They only aggravate Clover Koot lea gives perlect reg For sale by ularity pf the bowels St Bernard Drug Store ¬ Roll of Honor Tho following list of names show tho scholars who attendee the public school without missing a day throughout the ses sion qfninu months Leila Dean David Lowell May Jackson LizzloDean Nellie Roolz Chudo Long Lllliq Toombs Ben ltasli a Ben Wilson Nen cs on frige 1 was nervous tired irritable and cross Karls Clovct Root Tea has made mo well nnd happy bi ¬ Is This Wet Cnough for You ¬ 5 Foreman L If OUrient office has1 lately been treated lo new coat of paint vlilch taken in connection with other new im provements In the yard greatly enhances the beauty of the local scenery ot that seeilon ¬ S nt A scrutiny ot Iho weather record dating back lo 1887 shows that tho heaviest rainJUKS li JJ WQK1IKN fall during that period for pno month was August jr the fall was 9 23 Inchcsnnd in July 95 the fall amounted to 9 14 inches Important Notice But tho recent month of May shatters Ilia All members of Victoria Lodge No 84 damp record beyond Iho recollection of tho During that month Knights ol Pythias nro requested to bo oldest inhabitant and within a period of two weeks jhq present next nionaay pigni tot imponam rainfall reached a depth of u 44 Inches business to transact Perfsct Wisdom which not only took tbo rag Irom llm T C Martin C C Woujel ffm m pf feci health Because bush but also removed everythiug of a men Had unmet are not perfectly visebey buoyant nature which was not securely A Italys Life Saytd krep ihemselvns anchored down to terra flrmn four My baby liad croup and wa9 rich blood s the Most coughs may be cured in n few hours writes Is Sarsanarllla or at any rate in n few flays by Iho usa ot saved by jalulohsXurc tt Riyea Ayera Cherry Peclo4al With such n Mrs J B Martitifof iluntsvillo M For sale by St Bernard in true prompt and eurq rejedy as this at hand Ala -- pure blood W prolonging tho agony Drug Store tB need l rqwedy nVv Kwp P Uood Pills arn purely i Qilr Gcrits Furniniithufl arc com use fnrtlv harmleae nlwva rrliaa bene in A r jntJlelna rti 11 a HR Ih W W1 S U mibscribcfor Tjcs justrccivved vfjfra iiim About 430 p in when near Mt Vernon III we noticed ndark nnd threatening cloud coming from tho Southwest which we watched with considerable curiosity and anxiety 4S llll hi til HI IIUIUMUU 11 slowly passed to tho North of us and wc congratulated oursclvrs that we bad escaped The lightning wtsfyjvid and almost incessant tlio grandest display wc had over witnessed Wc had been observing this so intently that wc had not seen another black eioud rapidly approaching from the Southwest Soon after leaving New Memphis station the storm burst upon us Wo were running at ordinary speed at first the rain falling ih torrents the wind blowing a hurricane night fell upon us black and menacing The lorce of the storm was so great that the engineer slackened his speed and wc were going probably four or five miles ah hour when there was a crasli and our train suddenly stopped In a short time wc learned that wc had collided with a box car that had been blown from the side track at Mas coutah The forward truck of our locomotive was derailed The electrical accompaniment of the storm was appalling The flashesof vivid lightning and the crashing detonations of thunder were almost continuous so rapid ly did one succeed the other The force and rapidity were so great with which they seemed to be hurled that the course of the passage of the current from the cloud to the earth was notzig zaggcdbut generally straight lined Except for the electric flashes the darkness was so dense and profound that it embraced and wrapped the train like a mantle The occupants of the sleeping car were in comparatively comfortable quarters but those in the day coaches were caught unawares and although the doors windows and ventilators Were closed the rain was forced through the crevices and in an instant the passengers were completely drenched and soon obliged to stand on the scats to keep out of tho accumulation Fortunately the contact of the storm was obliquely to the direction the train was going instead of at right angles or this story might have had a different ending Although it seemed to be much longer it probably took only about thirty minutes for the tempest to Vc were two miles expend itself from Mascoutah and five from New Memphis One brakeman was sent on to the former and another back to the latter station with the information as to our location and fix Several times their lanterns wero extinguished before they reached their destinations Flagman Crabbc who went to New Memphis was drenched the mo ment he left tho car When tho messenger sent forward to Mascoutah returned he rc portea that a largo part of the town had blown away and wo passed the night with this information tn company Word was sent by section men to Belleville and to n point of communication towards Evansville and about midnight Capt Dickson learned the whereabouts of his missing train The switch engine at Belleville camo to our rescue and tound our good crgw under Capt Bell had gotten the box car on the track Soon our locomotive was also put back and wc reached Belleville at daylight on Thursday Captain Mann and his wrecking crew passed Bcllvillo at 5 oclock and cleared tlio track between this city nnd East St Louis Tim volume of vater that de scended at the time of the cloud Inlrst was tremendous The whojo country locked like a gigantic lake wqremnincd at Belleville whtlo thotrack vyas being cleared be tvvcen it aifd St Iotns a liCance A 1 1 1 7 p ni ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Messrs W M Young and Margin Young two gentlemen formerly hailing Mr John Courtney and daughter after from thU rlfv 1ml wUn hnuri im bUII w HTW yI VH for fire years 1 sulTercil untold misery Ubll ncctcd with various newspapers through- - wo weeks visit In onr town the guests from muscular rheumatism t tried overy known remedy consulted the host physi uui iiiu uiaiunur several years past nave of W B Courtney have returned home been In our city for a wook or moro In Iho cians visited Hot springs Ark three times Misses tnoz Dean and Lltzio 1 1 nil two spending 10OO there hcsldci doctors hills Inlcrcst of their new paper Which they lint could obtain only Irrrporary rollef My Intend to start hero tho first edition to ap chirmittg toting ladles ot Uarlinglon flesh was wasted away so that I weighed on tho lCth provided everything can wero thn guests ot ftfrs Dick Croft Sun ¬ only nlncty thrce pomuM mylclt arm nnd 0 arranged by that tlmo Tho namo of day and Monday leg were ilrnvvn out ol shape tho tuuSclcs tho paper will bo Iho Mail and wo mako the prediction hat It will Hon loo A Parker of Louisville dis boa hummer as boh gentlemen aro cussed the political Issues to a fair crowd thorough newspaper men Snd printers of tho kind called most expert They will Thursday havo an excellent equipped office and ono Mcsscrs Dan Umsload and T D that will bo modest in every respect Mr Morgan Young h a son of the lalo Zeno Walker of Uarllngton were with us one OUAUANTEED TO CUIIB Young who so nbly conducted iho Times day last week CHILLS AND FEVER hero somd years since whllo Mr W M And Malnrla In all Forms Tiutolcs Mono School Is out once more and Iho small Young is a brother of tho lalo editor Tho genulna without tho tilxrre picture and the Mall will bo Democratic In politicr advo- ¬ boy Is happy t slgnaturootJO Mcndcnhall cating Iho platform adopted at the Chi Prlo BO oonto n all Doaloro Mrs Geo M Davis and son wero in capo cnnvpnilnrt Ttinm i PREPARED ONLY DV good field for n llvo widc awako newspaper Madlsonvlllo Friday T ii ma 111111 a iown anu we are ono ot the H C Corey ot Earlington U was in Mltf EVANSVILLE IND manV Ihl nrn arivlre1 r edition of the Mail Morions Gap ono day last week looking In tho Democratic convention hold hero after tho Companys interests 10BT IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY last Saturday tho Instructions wero given Mrs Walter Morion has returned to her being twisted up In knots I was unahlo to for free sliver by a largo majority ill ess mjsclf except with assistance and A rllmnr tuna nirnulttn1 ln 11 -- homo in Nashville cotitd only holihlo about by using eauo I viwuuWU JI IIIU IIIlll Ulf tbo St Louis cyclone and can bo heard hid no nppitttc nml was assured by tho D M Lovan his sold his home place lo doctors that I could not llvo The pains at uiiisiuiiuiiy how m una section tuat ftlr Otl Cox C Kefnrrkr times wero so awful that I Could procuro nt il TAnKAiM tirMii n llc only by means of hypodermic Injec Coil Company had been killed In ho tor- Dr J E Williams has purcbised the tions of inoi plilne I htd my limbs bandaged WHITES GREM VUn nnrl 11 sny luai mis IS a In clay In sulphur In poultices but these tvvo story brick residence from loo Perrju- mislaln na vvn lint I vi iiuiiiKli Iuy it lilt givo only temporary relict After trying I Uailoy lliu Secretary of tlio Company son formerly owned by Ben Davis ever thing and autlcrlng the most awful that Mr Itcinccko nnd his kon wero on a tortures I begin to tako Ayers Sarsaparllki YEARS FOR Mrs Dr K T Almon has relumed tllssfflrpr- Irnln ul i two Inside o -iM to walk iiiu aiuim Has lod all WORM Remedies I Cast St Louis and while receiving a ITUCK from Kinney Tcnn where she had been w llhout ot cano months I was ablomy limbs n few In tlirco months EVERY 10TTLE 6UARAHTESD began to strengthen and In tho courso ot a siiriii nriiiscs nicy Doth escaped without visiting her falbcr floiiD rccelv iiig nny serious iniurv Arr imrraaisTs jenr I was cured My weight has Increased I 1C5 pounds nnd I am now ablo to do my Mrs Ma Edwards of Hopkinsville nirniBDRcs mdiikc c bt ion 1her5 were about thirty five from this full days work as a railroad blacksmith placo who visited Si Louis Sunday lo is at present visiting relatives in our midst view tho ruins nnd nil returned homo Every fellow and his cousin went lo lhe Monday morning safe and sound although WANTED AN somo ot Iho boys did gtt on tho wrmic Democratic frro silver pow wow Siiur- thbig to patent Protect your Mens t thpy may train at ho Union Station All report diy Only Worlds Fair Sartaparllla The brtnic vou wealth Write JOHN WKUUKIl having n nico tliie HI UN CO Iatnt Attorneys Washington 1 O for their 1UW prlio offer AYKHS PILZa euro Jleadach iist lucsday evening at 830 at the R W Willhms was the guest of Ches uapiisi unurcli was performed ono of tho ley Williims of Madisonville Saturday prettiest marrlaga ceremonies ever wit bee our beautiful now stock of Dr Bone of Madisonville was in Mornessed in this cily for at that timo Dr Tftll X7rir1V inntttnsrAsiin1 n jmu nuiik ukau ui iiiia ladies tics rjlovcs belts etc Charles L Lackey of Sweet Springs Mo tons Gap on professional business Monand Miss Emma Young Prewitt of this day office St Bernard Store Send your order city wero united in marriage tho Uev Mr Lacy officiating Tho church was Dr Williams and lady Sundaycd at Crofbeautifully decorated for this occasion ton There wero seven bridesmaids represent ing tho hues of iho rainbow Tho happy ST CHARLES couple leflon iho rr 30 train for an ex tended bridal tour and will visit among other places Colorado Springs and Yel John Pilmer of Carbonddle was up last lowstone Park 1iiB Bee joins with many others in congraluliting iho happy Sunday pair and wisbct ihciti much happiness Brick Soulhworib has returned from a Mrs J a Johnston and Miss Ltlla trip in Nashville Tcnn Dade ol llmdci 1011 attended Iho Lackej Prevvitt wedding and are he guests of -the Agency lor Mrs Murphy has returned from Pcnse Mrs W C Morion cola Fla where she has been for several Mrs L M Rico and daughter Miss Collie ol Louisville nttuided ilia Lackey months Prewitt nuptials and aro tho guests of Mrs 1WK pfaM Mis3 Ada Crutchficld ot Trenton and bailie lrcvvitt Miss Cora Nisbet of Madlsonvlllo were r Afffr flPsn Mr and Mrs Slaughter Givens of Nashville attended the Lickov Prowitt visiting Mrand Mrs Crutchficld here dur- ¬ ing tho past week wedding Those famous patterns are handsomer and better Mr Pratt Taliaferro and Annie Uoyster Miss Phronia Murphy and Brother than thoje of any otWer manufacturer eloped Tuesday afternoon to Springfield W H Pinch attended the South Ken The Chh ago Trjbuna says Tit will bs in great Tenn and wero married Tho elopement drmaitd bypeopl iff artistic tasti caused considcrablo stir ana comment lucky Convention at Princeton and report The New or World saysi Notu so btautifut so owing to the ago of tho bride who is only an interesting meeting perfect or offe red so cheap about 15 years old and it was never In addition to these superb patterns 1 have hun ¬ Obe of Josh Cooks bovs fell from a thought they had matrimonial intentions dreds of otlw papers representing a stock of In view mulo a lew days ago and broko his arm 2000000 rolli of all grles He is improving as fast as could be ex- ¬ BASE BALL Dont tjyold shop worn goods when every V pb I h- - k of the latest design and coloring for The Madisonvilla club seems to havo pected tills S truck the toboggan slide as they Judge Jas H Pox and Chas Gribble are going down about as fast as they Vflt camo up They were defeated twice by hivo returned from Hot Spriar JyflBMHBK3s the Iioiikinsvilles jast week on lhe loral Both believe theyavobein tomeflltedrST Prize Desitrns 10c uer roll l lBu grounds thd score of the first nealtn ri iio i 0ther new pterns 3c per roll up Kv game being 9 to 3 in favor of the I will sell paper for one room or a Thero was moro water in and abopt St Maniacs whilo tuat of the second game whole house whether I hang it or not was 4 to 3 in favor oftbo Hoptown aggre ¬ Charles last Sunday than has been betore 400 samples shown at your home II desired gation Their inability to land on the atijrio time in many years The rallrpad Paper Hanging Decorating and Paint Hopkinsville pitchers Lavvrcno and Petty ing done at lowest prices was tho cause of their defeat ThcMiner tracks were under water and slightly All work guaranteed also dropped two games at Owensbpro damaged The Distillers shut them out entirely in J C SUTHERLAND The most severe electrical storm ever the first game tho scoro being 6 tol o in favor of Owensboro The second fiamo witnessed by this town made its appear- ¬ earlington ky was won by Owensboro tho score being ance on Wednesday morning June 201b 8 to 5 ni about 2 oclock and lasted moro than an NOTES hour The lightening struck four trees Tho Madisonvilla Club has isigned and a cow in town Pitcher Osscnberg of Evansville aud it Miss Pearl Mcintosh and Mr will no doubt be greatly strengthened Geo when he commences playing Huntsaker both of Si Charles wero mar Pi j VanBailSon who covered sscnnd fnr ried at the Court House in Madisonville Madisonvillc is now holding done tho on ho We wish them 23d of last month same bag for Owensboro HIWWW B5SB well TheVictorjs from Earlington will play an exhibition game here Saturday and a Mrs Richard Palmer is preparing to good game and a largo crowd is expected leave St Charles and go to Ohio where her husband is permanently employed NEW COMPAKTMEVT SLliEPEItS via UORand doing well LIXGIOVltOUTi ¬ Ayers Sarsaparilla s mi CuV K Twicc-a-Wce- k 1 ui VI M C M13NlNirA2 1 11 WORMS 20 ¬ imiiioniu frsmi VERMIFUGE nr AYERS tAU-Hu-g- IDEAS ¬ ¬ ¬ trt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ JSccurcd SSwyi irnfw Wall Paper vISmi sn 1 ni 2xyJF uw lrSS rlFiq GsSgSi AZwiPl rrv1JN fzl4l i 1 j kjfcga C31tKH pffyTv lfi xilJ i5a i 1 ¬ bin EXBEL8I0R PLUMB MILLS AND WAGON FACTORY - ¬ ¬ ¬ Elaborately finished Compartment sleepers aro on evening rains between St Louis and Kansas City same rate as Standard Sleepers No more perfectly appointed train to tho west than Burlington route Kansas City and Colorado Vestibuled Limited Compartment and Standard SleepersA Chair Cars scats free Dining Cars a la Carte Louis and Kausai City Between St St Joseph Nebraska Colorado lontana Consult Ticket Agent I W Wakeiey G PA ufs Mo SI ¬ ¬ ¬ is A man bailing from Dawson Ky here healing the sick by influences some what out ot the usual and is said to have effected somo remarkable cures ¬ 16 to t DemoA good many of our crats and a tew of thebther fellows went to Madisonville last Saturday to taka part in the Democratic convention ¬ The Best Things on Wheels J MDBUL WABDN5 The Mogul Wngon is King of the Road It is our pride and wc keepjt Times are atliUl its abreast of the times PsrhT IW close but we are selling more of thei than ever YELLOWSTONE The Wonderland PARK nf America ¬ CUOFTON Tho memorhl services held day went oft nicely ¬ hcrcSatur v reached by the Burlington Route In less than 48 hours from the Missouri Riverthe shortest line by 200 Miles Write for illustrated pamphlet or descriptive booklet of Personally Conducted Tours L V Wakely G P A St Louis ¬ ¬ According to Tho Manufacturers Re has cord another coal company has been In- ¬ accepted tho position as night operator at corporated in Kentucky The Greasy his phce Crcik Cnnnel Coal Co has been IncorDr lid Willhms and wife of Morions porated with a capital stock ot 10000 fully paid and will develop coal lands Gap were in Crofton Sadtrdiy construct tramway etc F A Stacey ot Mr ColGtnt died near liero Saturday Chicago is president P Dieter Of night with consumption Chicago is president II C Gilmar of Mr O A West is having a now roof put Johnson county Kentucky secretary and Rillenhouse of Myrtle general JS on his housa Ibis week manogcr V II Shinn preached at lhe Chris- ¬ Kcv tian church Saturday and Sunday nights Mr Chns Daniel of Hopklnsvillo ¬ VICTORS STEARNS These Wheels caught the trade and caught- ire They will catclc you if you 7 - ¬ A ¬ On account of the rain llm funeral of I B Katchff was postponed Mrs J A Lewis is very sick this week BverProf it Paying era Culdo see them - i NR The fencing gang of tho L is building a fenco for C M Broun K ¬ The Crofton Tclcphona Co has put in an Instrument at lhe residence of Tom Mc- Knights Rev W Crmvo has closed his serios of meeting at Coals cnapel with is confes ¬ sions Oct our flroat Catalogua nnd Iuy Well nend it for 13 cerita In Btampu to pay part postage Tho uooka free or cxprcssagc 700 Pugca 12000 illustrations 40000 descriptions everything thats used in hfc tells you what you ought to pay whether you buy of us or not Ono profit from maker to user Get it CO WONTflOMORY WARD Originators of tlio Mali Orikr Method Chicago BSin6 Mlchisnn Avo West Virginia claims In have mined 40 per cent nf the total oulpufot coal mined in the south last year nnd 33 per cent ot Iho cpko manufactured in the same terri- ¬ tory The Nlckla Phte lino claim to havo mule a locomotiyucapablu of making speed of ItQUi It was mad at their 75 nutes0 lilcago and weight 100300 1 MAJESTIC RANOES We guarantee you will save enough fuel in a years time by its use to pay for one Needs no repairs What more could ve offer i several divs Tho big rain his just put tho raid In such fix that tho Grading hands had lo lay off la caused by Uirnlil liver which prevents diges tion and permits fond to ferment and pntrlfyln the stomach Then follovy dlzzlucss headache liSioysness all 111 LUMBER SASPJ AND BLINDS 1 IT ¬ Hv kUatoVJSIi Mw Insomlua nervousness and H 4lwpys in Franca employ niello It not relieved hlllouu fever TM vmep ha inalnriiy of wboii rerelvo a or blood powonlng floods small sum or opening and shotting gates Mis stimulate tho stomach rousfl Uw Itvff uiro liMihrhrtdiJlnosS fon- - where roads cIorj Ihu track Scientific Hi At tin ld drunfrvJU 1 i rwv a winulw U wi ti Hoods ilIH J FORBES nuri-iiNbviLJ-- i -- j - PJli mMWm t nifJ fiiittw T miomz v 1 1 ft i W M W4inil V1 EUXKJ - Contractors ancl9Biiilaersi -- - vivmh vj r ix WWtftHtirtt - r jf vw W w try n w miw B HT rcww Iff I i BH rygtgiowyzUawHffiffiVl II ft i t S ri V i ef sliver they never put It In connection with they might comn To tha ructn of th poor this other set Thu It Is never revested by mnnufneturer bt steel roll whose product V them tliot daring thla long porlixh when allrer cnn to lie tnpdo hrro in commercial qimntitlti hsd freo accem to tha mints It held Iteelf In 1807 nt whit h tlmo It commanded JIM r ton aloof from other commodities Impotent alike bit In 1WI hsd fallen to U n ton Thla would -to prevent tbolr fall nr to promote their rise enable thi railway eonipanle to find some Jus r 8 In tilace that A Complete Answcfto Conrjrcsa rcnt Venote priorthe third begin In IKT3 the ro till cation for restoring their freight rate from fall In did not but In M of ono cent per ton liermlln In 1801 thl TKRM8I M When thiwo who are trying to foist upon lowest rato In tho World to 1 rents per ton thU country thu unlimited coinage ot silver mile the good old rates Hint prevailed Bel In man Tjownes Qrcat Speech ni n pnnnci n tor all our Ills real and Imagin 1873 Nor would these restorers of prices over ary sek to vitabllih their poxltlon by atatt Par Yaar In advanea lioo look tho tcamlat men who though they now tins of average prices and by giving the haul whent by lakn and csnnl from Chicago to Sit Monibi jo eommtxlltlr llkowhont Now Every Important lolnt tif Tmrno riofiiUd prices ot i artnin groattho namo of candor do wore York nt a profit for 411 conts per bushel ThtatMontha t5 and cotton why in In the habit of receiving SI17 cent per they net few years further lllatorr Bcieaeo ntiil Common Senna All and show go back at least Ato nomii of tho most bushel in 1873 that In relation a Ilaro Is revealed Mr Chalrmnn Ihedetu Bee Publishing Co Mi Argoo For floncat Moimj- - Glcarcat rot Important Horn quoted tho fall In price be stvenCM cf nn argument founded on aver IKTll dnntilo anv tween lftTJ It falls to discriminate the Individual IUlllHMtM Ible Deraonatratlon That There 1 No thing in tho and of a fall that diHceuntcd placo ages way lina takon roots innt go to maico up mo avarago II Slnco IkTU that It was greater In those light Connection llatneen Silver itml Averas Tha Increase In Wages year than In nil tho years since Why for exPrleiM Why Soma Prlcea Have Fallen ample dont they remind the cotton planter Thorn Is another serious omission in my col Hijjens I lenguoa nllegntlon ot fact prion of middling cotton While Other Have IlUon An ICieellent that thepound in 1804 to lex than IT foil from modity which stands out by There so ono com II01A a pro emi cents In itself 18711 Do should Short ItUtorjr of Golnafro Real Interoat on vltnl they not possoasadeqnatelufnrmatlon Rent that oven hi disdain of detailwhich la lint n commodity tho olntt Or nro thoyiwlllf ully suppress- truest Ignored It measure and best of value ever discov of Worklocmen anil Farmer Need o ing n portion ot the truth hnvjng n llvtlr ap preciation of tho fact that this simple state ered surpassing In thl rcspoct wheat or cot All communication mm iiMiiett ot nwi per Good Money Uluatrateil ly n Circa Per¬ ment would bn RUfllctont to overturn their en ton Iron or copper silver or gold and that I tiluln to thla coin ran linuM lie aJdreuadto Urn contention a given unit or human labor And my col formance And new Mr Chairman having shown by lcsguo was somehow blind to tho fact though Gro AlKtNtiti Barltnaion Kv my colleague own that the fall In it I exhibited In ono ot tho table to which ho On Fob 8 ConRrcmmon Charles A Twno of prlcea about which ho figureother frro ellverltes nnd referred that tho wages of labor havo been on Mlnnwotnmilnln oonKrcBSwImtlntonRldcrcJ sny so much I not the only one or oven the tbo average largely Increased fn tho last third by nil ns one rolnrRO Aixocliprt great ono of this century t that It did not lo- - of n century tho Increase from the old hi No Sunday School nor Chrltllan En- ¬ ever mndo In ot tho best freo Fob 12 tho hotum On Concnw Eln In 1870 and henco I not duo to tho rnuin metnlllo wages of 1800 to them of 18U0 being¬ which they nncrlbo It nnd that free sil- 63 per cent In money nnd 71 per cent In purdeavor on nccount u Ihe rnln tnan Jatnca T HcClenry of tho Minn atato mods chasing powor reply to tho npeech of hi oollroiirur which In ver having demonstrated In tho past Its In a competency to affect price even If that hftd slctllrd labor Would In IBM Will Grmnnttd ot Kvanivlllo win licro It turn I considered to bu tho brat nntl frco lioen shown to bn desirable rnnnnt reasonably buy moran daynnywork of commodity ot human ot atnplo Doth tio expected to nffect then In tho future theso desire moro nnd better food moro nnd better colnaRo Brooch ever mndo In coiiRreiui Sunday of thcaa speeches nro In groat demand nnd ore thing having been proved Mr Chairman imr elothlng moro and liettor transportation moro fairly cose thoiuinnd In hotter tenia nnd machinery morn nnd letdistributed Abe Paikt r of DraVo Crrak III whs In bolnR congromlonal by tlio huudrud great length sldn can of all rest ourmon nnd demand tho nnd heat and light moro oomf oris and luxuries Judgment candid mnny ter district Tho our town Sunday ot McCleary a apevch makes It out ot tho ques- What Canted the Tno Clrest Falls In of every kind mora silvor nnd more gold than at nny tlmo beforo 1873 In tho history of tho tion for ua to reprint It in full In n few In Averogo Frlces world Mr J I lladuln pancd Ihroucli our atancoa wo haro had to omit wliolo section of Any honest nnd Intelligent man who ha thrt Taking tho century a tho liorlod for Investablo to and town Monday tutouto or Nashvillo hi apooch Ill pxccllcnt dlacuMton of tho ex- - tigationcourse reverting ngnln try my churt tlmo to study In detail COnny rrllnblo find ot covering tho lost years will that of prices let us to discover for tho wbarn be will 1lay with the braif band ot the reason for those mighty changes In tho ho price nf thoso things In tho production of which nny thing llko tho same amount of labor level of prlres EvansvilUi Wo note first of all that there have been In must bo expended havo held their own or hnvo thl century two period of very high price Incrcosod while things nnd theso nro very In tho making of which labor tuiv Th Princeton write up of the Sunday and two period of gradual fall In prices Cnn nu Invention nnd machinery bava been Intro any principle or law bo discovered In accord School Convention In the Weekly Indicaance with which theso change In prleo levels duced have greatly fallen In price This acabout took placo If ro It Is very pertinent to this counts for the fall In nvcrngo prices The tor appeared lit Ibis tumiral style which sa much has been said discussion Mr Hopkins Your argument then Is that am liars eoloiMs Lot u seo If tho two periods of high prices larllilon itclrKatr havo anything In common Tho first ot theso tho things which ought to havo boon rcdncixl It any one Hump speatcra nfici essayist periods extended from 1780 to 1811 with Us In prlco slnco 1873 havo been reduced Whllo highest point at ISO It U Very linjiortmit to the things thnt ought to havo Increased there In was an mnan the could make n remember that theso wero tha year of tha prlco havo Increased Mr McCleary ef Minnesota My friend from Nanoleonlo wars which cost Europe so much strlnR of adjective out ot thotn wotdt In blond and treasure It Is noteworthy also Illinois has with his muni clearness stated that would rurdle our blood Look here tho coso tersely nnd well tno eeoonii penou oi very nign prices covmat Tho lower prices result from tho reduced er tho years of great wars tho Crimean In tho writer donl losn your head on account of There Is not tho slightest early fifties our own mighty conflict In tho cost ot production early sixties followed In the later slxtlo by evldenco that tho so called demonetization tiuraniveH lriiit to ahotv out we will ptay tho war lietwocn Prussia and Austria nnd In of silver had anything to do with It And tho 187Q by tho Franco Prussian war sure proof Is that tho reduction of east of promum next tinip urxAl bye Now war Is n great destroyer nf property duction has been accompnnlod liy an Incrcaio whlln nt tho same time It taken from tha pro- In tho wages ot the producer The bulctl meeting was not thn succeia ductive Industries vnst numbers ot their host Tha Cauio nnd Itesult of Lower Prices Sal Nov hoped on account of Ihe rain workmen It I n tlmo of abnormal demand Tho great staple of tho world nro chenper coincident with nbnormnlly restricted supply breath did hit whole duty hence a period marked by great war I always bocauso It takes less human labor to produce Every new railroad and steambont them a period of abnormally high price Unclti Oscar bmlth vKlled Uendcrion Whnt on tho othor hand Is tho natural and avcry labor saving machlno and Improved proc HOK JAMES T McCLEAIlV legitimate effect on price produced by n long ess of manufacture Increases the grasp which V labor holds nn tho deslrublo things of tho tiorlonco of Franco nnd tbo Latin union with period of peace list Saturday LlmotnlUrm dors not appear hero But moat ot Every pomon within tho sound of my voice world And thus wo see Mr Chairman that tho hn iw ono of his proper ambitions tho nvntilre Mesdames Amanda Hawkins and Millie all do wo rcgrot that wo could not And apaco ment of n competency for his old ago Now great fall In prices of manufactured articles tho Earls were In Hopkinsville last week viv for hi npoouro of Boyd horrlblo crlmo of Mr Chairman what Is tho rational tins of during tho last third ot a century has been In 1S73 nnd tho Ernest myth TVoadviao all snonnnopor Jnits ultimate analysts It I tho main perfectly legitimate and thnt iti ulIiIor relatives and friendsi who actually bollovo that silver wn tho victim That each month nnd each year tho personthis timata result will bo- most beneficent Taken en UUB wui ln of a stealthy domonctltation net in 1873 to send tertaining such n hopo snail prodnro more III Wlllivi tU UIW inu ur I111 WUKer lb Uluv- KalchQ has returned from for his full iircch It can bo had f rco by ap than ho consumes This Is tbo basis ot Increase urva mans vastly Increased command over tho Mc It force of nature wealth porsonnl to Congressman Spring but Is na belter at this plying following extract MeCk ary McClcnrys inNow prlco dependsand nationaltwo things 1 Theso wonderful result have enmo ns tho chiefly on The from Mr beneficent froltngo of man lnventlvo genius tho relation between demand and supply and writing great speech will giro a fair Idea of It After 2 cost of production It thereforo follows that In dovlslng labor saving machinery of tho complimenting most highly both tho speech In a long period peace when production marvelous new forces which men urn bnrness Mta HI 1 McNary spent Wednesday and tho porsonnl qualltle of hi friend nnd naturnlly exceeds of consumption nnd when tho Ing for the per vice of tho human family nf tho colleague and nttcr lolling tho story of tho wit of man Is freo to exercise Its Ingenuity in remarkable liuprovomennt In modern facilities t Dawson Usi week ot blind men ot Indostnn who went to wo tho dovlslng now and better method of produc for transportation nnd wastethn stoppage of tho of wnr tion price naturally fall Thni It ha been tremendous and cruel What will a uoys work produce This Is tho Mrs Laur Coleman is here from Hop elephant Mr McCloary continued as follows through all tho ugos and thus will It over In If I wcro called upon to characterizu In n Following tho Napoloonlo wars at tho begin truo test of progress As prices decline com klnsvllle viiiljug liyr brother S P Hat sentence tho speech of my oollcngue I should ning of tho ccntnrjvnnd following tho Franco pared with tho reward nf human labor tho aay thnt It lacfc comprehenslTo grasp of tho Prussian war of 1870 camo long periods of condition of tho peoplo Is clovuted This is n flUf BflTornl topics considered It oITers n superficial peace accompanied by tho usual fall In over rroccss of natural law nnd n phase of evnlu view of many things but docs not lndlcnto age prices strugglo ngnlnst It only becauso Mr Frank Harris has gone to Aberdeen thorough study ot nny We nro given n ltttlo It peace conditions nro normal threo Inci- thoy do not understand It Llko alt move¬ and It Ky to work Injbe coalmlnes Ills turn many sometimes Tory little ofottho troth on dental results should appear and all of them ment onward hero brings temporary lumMilp t points but not enough tho truth on havo appeared to Individuals and there llut for tho vim any oi mora vo wnrrnni ono inornwing importly will follow sometime In the future 1 Thoro should bo Improvement In tho mass ot humanity It Is bringing emancipation tant conclusions To carry out tho Itguro of standard of living ThU Implies from want and tho promise of that golden fit X to when minimum of tlmo the 2 That a given Iev Shelton eJL Scbree Is bero con- - nncopoet wo nro asked by Judga of the appearto larger returns In amount of labor should bring turopiovldoa for tho necessities will be tvuulred ot on elephant grasping It tall to that nrn simply tho comforts of life and form oar conception of n camel by seizing It 8 Tho demand for moro nnd better things to physical and temporal thus leaving tlmo nnd uuciiua revival meenK leg and so on through tho mvnagcrlo And in eat should show Itself In sustained prices for opportunity tor tho cultivation ot those ele-¬ of furthor Information on Our public school concert will tako llou regaled by haTlng n llowornf any point wa those better foods whose production cannot bo ments In our naturo that aro spiritual and aro rhetorla held Increased Indefinitely eternal nose place at the Assembly Hall Friday and bononth our grancnunder tho soothing ln3uenco What Boetbeer Summary Shows rnonccrioN ok ootn and siivnn is tji wo temporarily rorgci tnat or wnoso ii WOULD filNCB TUB DISCOVERT Or AUKI110A Pnlilnn Kl lnAllffllnt ilitrflau nlaltta A aanll bfl iiBIin tm rj aro long on fancy and abort on fort From 1493 to 18S3 Is from n tablo of averages 1 shall show that the gentlemans funda- let us find out wliat Articles havo been roost winjoBsketralthBHioor compiled by Dr Adolph Boetbeer Ior tho affected by tho fall In prices positions aro based on mental truths prleo table of Dr Adolph Soctbecr tho yenrs lBSdto 1804 tho production Is tho annual The Kwnicn every ono Knows am mora aongorous great German statistician aro Justly regarded estimate ot tho bureau of tho mint The Juvenile entertainment at the Ma I end raisloaaing than utter falsehoods as high authority Lot us sea what they show gold PlLVCIt Silver nnd Prlcea tonic hall last Monday nilii was a success Annual nvcrngo Annus average uy mPap oi a cnart no cnuoarprwt to provo wnon consiaorfa as no nimneii sumo tnem up bvcrouns The numbers in the fnllmrlnatnhiA for period for period threw thtrifii are his IndexMiumbcrs with 1847 SO prices as Coining Onncca Every ono was out looking at tho water irancos 1 That UCRmning wiin inu rnero nan oeen fine value fine an nnexnnlPlco arl rnlnous rail In the 1HW 1870 I8S1 163S last Sunday 1403 15M 180470 161160 11061000 prices of eomfpodltKxi Prodpdaof agriculture etc 18774 13077 1521 1641 200101 vnn a 11740000 2800030 mr WfN iliu lniH flin oinn J E a Animal and fish products ISO OS iat05 DMAII 273 600 i 10017010 12052000 llkl Vll 1MV1WU Tho has gone and it 121 M Bonthorn nrodnola etc 18441 1601 1681 210100 0028023 12460010 11801 11001 1681 1000 cannot be said of the managers iliit tbey and that sliver lv therefore an almost Ideal LTroplcal products 237207 17413000 13407035 81 Minerals ana mciais Ktt 1001 1820 273018 17670000 13600285 8 That this faKl In prices has been tho rjr Textile material 12017 00 05 1021 1040 carried oU many cents from our lown 200815 10301000 12054240 salt oKthoso called demonetization of sfl- - Miscellaneous 0111 10503 1011 1000 281063 11770545 15220000 vor nt by InfcreSQCO that remonetlzatl6n Fourteen Drltlsh manufactured According to Prof C Coles prediction of sllvi r would reitjrp prices to thcli1 1001 207700 10834650 14008000 100C5 articles 10ai3b 1081 1080 1700 040005 10002085 14212000 we are to havo more storms and wsler Dividing tbo above tablo Into two oqual 1701 1720 412103 11432540 14781000 no la ono that 1 Tho tfcublo with parts we observe that tho prices ot tho first 013423 13803080 17024000 soon free silver man tour which aro chiefly food products wero 1721 1740 mmreoi to tho who 1741 1700 701211 17140012 22102ao at t yi or of the marvclouslr sustained Tho y oifki87U la to i p The oldest boy ot Rev urry1701 1780 and oven advanced 005000 20IB5601 27iraooo T- J IS-j- hn tiolnt jjiie uijujvotthe ficcond our In tho pro 1781 1800 671048 28201770 A5MW0 H3ftljntonLltnrrl lnmrlfl-cuuirdriimchlnery nro 1801 1810 uottOIt cTwhlch labor 671603 28740022 B7 108000 Dut no iogltlmato lnf ereneo can bo draw n in largely used show n savin fall 1811 1820 17885765 22470000 00767 marked do not know the particulars mean matters without examining relation to The Sootboor tables evidently do not war- 1821 1830 14607001 10144000 43701 also the course of ovents before li73 and mak tbem 1840 052201 10175 KS7 24703000 ing a fair comparison of tho two series ot facts rant tho statement so often mode withbeen a 1831 1860 M Rev A R Jackson and 1841 0 alleged authority that thoro has 1700603 25000842 02440000 Tho chart to which I now Invito tho attenfall 1855 by that 04101124 28 4S8507 10824000 ins bt Aladisonvtlle were tion of tho committee 1 ono that I drew since general Jhat In prices If or groupsexpression I 1881 1800 all articles f articles 1850 10016 428 07018000 0480202 the speech of my colleague was delivered It meant 1801 1805 have fallen largely and In n moosuro equally Tuesday 6040682 115401073 41772010 shows the coarsoof nvcrago prices by ton year 1800 1870 65003000 0270060 45051683 period from 1918 27 to 16a5 M Inclusive Tho Irlce Not Oovernod by Volumo of Honey S 601014 00317014 81804000 187rl876 Thj Goodlow of Madisonville table from which It was drawn was prepared It la accented aa axlomatta bvmanv that tha B 643 10 78775002 101851000 by Augustus Sauerbeck ono of tho authorities volume of money In n country governs prices 1870 1800 1881 1885 02003044 fini visitloff Miss Alice Prltcbelt this quoted by my friend in another part of hi thoro nnd at tlrst clance this seemH reason 118055000 4704755 mi27aw 14002a 801 M15070 speech Indeed In tho first rehearsal ot this able Ilut even a lltMo study of tho subject 1800 week 1887 00123880 124281000 6111601 speech a delivered by him In Duluth laBt shows that such a viAr la untenable 1888 108827003 140710400 8330775 August and afterward In other places tho In 18U0 whon wo had a period of high price 1 Picnic last Tuesday at the par 1c 120213011 5078710 IVM277UU gentleman printed this tablo Hut by a singu- our volume of money In circulation was CJa 1880 11t1a120oj 1800 120005002 6710100 lar oversight ho did not put It into chart form 600000 As our population was then fi0084S3 0320104 137170 110 ma52aoo ilobrabo who talks much about other Tills was n very unfortunate omission for had wo had only 1100 per capita In 1847 when 1801 108014400 153151702 7102180 my friend appreciated tho great Importance of prlco wero much lower wo had money in cir- 1S92 people will he If they are not careful 105105870 213647800 7000212 those Ugures hod ho given them enough study culation amounting to 11060 or moro than 1803 1S04 100031005 215404000 8703833 to bocomo impressed with their real slgnlli as much proportionally as In 1800 twice cance and baa he then put them Into chart In 1815 when wo hod Inflated war prices From tho foregoing tablo it will bo seen that MORTONS GAP form nnd placed the chart In Juxtaposition tha volnmo of money In circulation amounted tha production of silver In thn wholo world ago to 12067 per capita whllo In 1894 when aver novcr bat twice reached 130000000 a year Iw wtth the ono consldornd by us a moment saved Our town Is In a Mir this week on ac he would have error himself and hi reader age prloes wore much lower tho money In cir- fore 1811 that by 18GO 70 the annual production from grievous culation was 12423 per capita of silver had lieeomn nlmost doublo that The total volume of monov In circulation In amount that by 1870 bOlt had pussnd thotlOO cduiit uf ihti concert Friday night which France today amount to 3577 while thnt if 000000 mark and that now tho annual producpromises to be the grandest nflir of its ber neighbor Switzerland Is only I0U7 per tion of silver la ulmort seven times what It was capita Docs any ono bollovo that tho prices half n century ngo During that tlmo tho popMm iver witnessed in this lovvn lis man- m v rnncu nro xuur times ns mgn as in mvii ulation of tho world has not aulto doubled Taking gold money as tho basis mat is xerland Prof G W Line is a full guarantee gf mu worm a iiuimiuwun nus of comparison Franco has tiM0 per capita Increased sirntwmio rata of about 2 por cent n tho at itti of succoss whllo Greece has only 23 cent per capita yoar thn annual production of silver bos inDoe any ono bollovo that prlcea in France nro creased by 600 per cent In other words to uto u n hundred times a high as In Uroeco As a n favorite method of theirs tho per capita Prices jo the miiov1rjma uc and ioc matter of fact thoy aro almost Identical Si so wa of silvor has Increased enormously Friday night Tooke In his monumental work on thu Ills would naturally expect an enormous fall In Its tonrof Prices truthfully sums the matter up price Tho following chart prepared by my distinSaturday and Saturday night our band 44- li as follows Is not far na havo been Thoro to guished friend from Dakota Mr Johntbo wholo u discover article aembraced I In Inmost ableten- son exhibits to tho Norththn Incrowo In Its any slnglo commodity boa are going to have a picnic Finger eyo range ot ex tho and tha decrease IniU prlco slnco vc for the cold cash a sive list ot prices tho variation of which do Iirnductlon it for by m 2 not admit of being distinctly accountedCircumRsv If II Gordon apd his people are circumstances peculiar to It stances do frequently operate with such forco preparing in have a basket meeting next as to reduce prices in tha face of on expand E Sunday ing currency und to advance prices when tho currency Is d inlulshlng Iirpolnt of fact tho It H 1 fit expansion Is frequently rather nn effect than Prof Lane was very ill the first of this I w a cause of enhanced prices li Li week but is on his feet for the great fray o nt yAHTf Tii itt rrloes That Do Not Need Ilestorlnjr Mr Baucrbecks standard of comparison or Friday night U4--- M 100 per cant line tstliu avarago price In Lon m Tho United States Statistical Abstract deperiod Opening prtnoipal commodities Music can be had at all houra on Bogus don of 43 that is for n ten year for tha having servedly ranks high as an authority 1 find tho j lift uuL 1SU771 porlod the latest edttlonllSUl at pago 417 1873 us It middle- point Street export prleo of moss boot quoted nt 7 cents In liven tho most caoual examination ot tho mi at 80 cents In 18S2 nnd S7 cants In 1802 Mr Morris Griffin was In Madisonville chart will reveal three facta which aro exceed flutter In 1872 Is given at 104 cents In 1882 at tngly Important In this discussion namely 180 cents and in 1802 at 10 cents Prices nt eggs Monday on business 1 That in tho period extondlng from 1818 27 or tho namo dates aro 08 cents in 187J 00 to 1B43 U H years the fall In nvoraga prlcea cents In 1882 and 233 cents In 1BU2 Other grout Esteemed relatives of Miss Ellen Elliot was practically the aonio ns that which has staples like corn pork and lard show rqual it Ormnos The prloes of those article dont of Greenville Ky visited friends here last taken placo since 1873 And had thn tablo ex tended back ten years further tho former fall com to need any restoring week 1 W 2would bo seen to have been much tho greater Ilut porhaps tno freo silver mon would llko for prices runged inuoli higher for Homo years to apply their restorer to tho prlco ot ro Mr Louis demons makes frequent trips beforo 1818 than in that year A Blanco at tho Oned sugar which cost 120 cent a pound In chart will substantiate this statement for the 1873 nnd only 40 cent in 1802 Or perhaps they la the city exercising bis fine steod v to rollovo tho poor suffering 01 that ltmurks not llt Erloo Una In 1818 sbowa ono which hud been the would llko whoso product wa of a fall bat for magnates quoted at 2lfi cents a gallon In 1872 nnd had fallen to 60 Rev R H Hall was In Madisonville soma tlmo In prngresH Thus wo two Mr Chairman that our recent conts In 1802 It may bo that their tender sym last week In pathies go out to tbo manufacturers ot bar fall In price I by no means unoxampled U lit vttber soopo or duration It was greatly ex Iron whoso produot commanded 197GD a ton tfL-iSS Mr Wilcox who is doing a thriving oeoded In both rospeetH by tho fall In prlooa In 1873 and only 12000 In 1804 IS near Purhnpti they dont want poor men to bo business In Madisonville was in Mortons wo the beginning of tho century during the 9 called blmetallto lwrlod And thus dis- Squandering their substance In building homes iuis week appear tho chief foundation of my colleagues and to that end would restaro tho price ot enltro argumout and of the whom freo silver nails whoso Philadelphia prlco fell from 1540 There Is a mlehtv muss colnv nn In h contention a keg In 1873 to tlOd In 1804 nnd of window In 1873 to i Thu chart Is equally sovora on unothcr very ttloHH whioh foil from 1340 a lux phllosophlo dark and bloody ground says Dame Ru touching nrgument ot the freo sllvorltes B1I lUOMn 1801 And possibly their mor ana 01 course she knows vcr and 1U ikdvocatm are very sympathetic touls rebel at tho Idea of n Jxr man Imvlng n very anxious to Bmollarato tho sad condition earpot on hi floor so thoy would remove Norlonvilli was in water last week sure of inon Silver is dalnted to bo ablo nnd willing temptation by restoring tho price from 48 to Ilut It U well worthy of rents a yard fn 18D0 to 1114 as It was In 1873 as you ate living A good many corn crops note restorn prloea Mr Chairman that during tho long pe Then If tho poor follow In whoso lnterct t thoy will have lo be replanted riod from I8U1 to 1803 n period marked drat by aro working U not completely hnppy they a tremendous fall and then by n great rlso In might restore tho price of his wife s calico 0 ot commodities tho prlco nf silver va Vrt Lexingtons Salvation Army has taken a price but slightly Though sliver advocates fro dress from1873 cents n yard In 1802 to 12 cents as ried it was In auently boott of this uniformity In the price And whllo thoy nro in the restoring business back seal since the now has worn off and little pickaninny aged seven Is at- ¬ tracting all the attention Surplus Fund This prodigy is nals ot which are on the Tils and open to Capital Stock Paid In DONT STOP TOBACCO 115000 Inspection the following Is presented conducting series ot meetings at the colored 60000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807 Oaplist church and great crowds attend Clayton Nevada Co Ark Jan 28 1893 Mfg Co Fureka Chemical La Croiso Wic every servlcejto hear bis astonishing elo- ¬ HOW TO CURE YOURSELF WHILE Gcntlemem Ior forty years I uied tabacco In quence He preaches as one old black forms fivs yeais of that time all li Ior twenty USINQ IT sister said after bearing htm I was a great sufferer from general debility and Jest xactly laker big nigger Ho is earnest eloquent The tobacco habit grows on a man until heart dlieaio For fifteen yean I tried lo quit yc Braceiui in geslure his nervous system is seriously affected but couldnt 1 took various remedies among and thoroughly intelligent and enlightened Impairing health comfort and happiness others The Indian Tobacco An- ¬ He was trained tor pulpit oratory by the To quit suddenly Is too severe n shock to tidote Double of etc Rev J M Harris an ablo white divine ot the system as tobacco lo an Inveterate but none of them Chlorldo the Gold bilele good Kty did me of lean Chattanooga Tenn for a year user becomes a stimulant that bis system Finally however I purchated a box ol jour He will preacn at trio iouribouse and in the white continually crave Unco Ctiro la a Dsco Curo and it has entirely cured ma of ihe cnurcnes uunng bis slay Louisville Post scientipc cure for thn iphnccn habit in All habit In all its forms and I have Increased llilrfy fpransaefs a Qerioral its forms carefully compounded after the pounds In weight and am relieved of all ihs formula of gn eminent lierliu physician numerous aches and pains of body and mind I Businesst who has used it 111 his private nrncticn could write a quire ot paper upon my changed since 1872 without n failure It is purely feelings and condition Yours respectfully I vrgciauie nnn guarniiierii perfectly Harm V II Masbusv Spsclsl alliatlon olien to Collections less You cnn iish nil tbo tobacco you Pallor C P Church Clayton Ark want whjlo taking Ilacn Curo It will VOX Sold by all druggists nt it 00 per box notify you when lr stop We give a written guarantee to rum permanently any threa boxes tli ry days treatmonl 2 50 case with threo boxes or refund tha money witu iron clnd wrillen guarantee or sent I Sufticlenlly Ileatedl with 10 percent Interest Uaco Curo direct upon receipt of prlco Wrllo for MnNTrP Well Watered I is not a substitute but n scientific cure booklet and proofs Uureka Chemical 1 Lighted by Gaa wrpssc wis ana lioston that cures without tho aid of will nower miK wu and with no inconvenience It loaves the Mass IO lfioC iTUs House is New A aURK and CERTAIN OURB tliruUhlnga are New I system as pure and tree from nicotine ns krtawn for IB years tha everything Wilfli he day you took your drat chew or smoke McCLEARYS SPEECH 7 jiwC 1 ¬ 9ur Joloted ¬ ¬ ¬ 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ vi faion 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ llt hJ -- merry-go-roun- d 5Sicac 1 rJof vmi IJ ¬ 1 ¬ 1 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ter i MiiiiLiiil a ¬ u2l iX UL -I I sE I ¬ I ytt4tu vUf iAii2M kP- iff J ¬ jrJr0 f Jijf ¬ tll jrfj -- ¬ Tptf ¬ ipizzzzzz Z dkizzzzzzl 1 lYliat Vreo Celnags Mrns as it la called Wliat iloc1 free eolnngo mean It does not mean that tho government would buy any of thn silvor not an ounce Thojtovornmcnt would simply rocclvo tho silver from It owner stamp It and hand It bark to him Does that create nny demand for tin allvcrT lluckwheat flour is how used toin llmltM ex tent for food Tho domand for buckwheat flour I entirely duo to thl fact Would opening a now buckwheat flour mill errata any de mand for buckwheat Certainly not any mora than tho rcnplng and thrashing did Those nro all simply atep in preparing tho supply Tho market would atUUinro to bo found in compe tition with other ktiras ot flour And similarly tha open mint would create no Vrodactlon nnd Coinage of Silver In This thndemand whatever for silver any more than smelting nr the mining doe Thoso nre all Country simply step In preparing tlio supply Tha de¬ Our annual production of silver i now nnd mand If In tho need of money of various kind Too owner ot with which to make exchange has been for years moro than n thousand time ns groat a It was beforo tho war nnd yot tho coin would still havo to go forth and find a nmong tho sllverltva who mnrkot for this kind ot money in competition Micro oro lender find it iiccesjary to tnnllgn human naturn nnd with othor forma of money Tho minting attack tho memory of good tnrn In order to would thereforo not create nny demand for thu explain why nn ounco of stiver Is not worth ns to silver but would simply put It Into shop Ineet whatever real demand there might b lunch now ns then totnl coinage of silver alnco IS7T1 tip to fortsllrcr coin In thn ohannslsot trade In comOur nnd including IWU ha been fKH14l07 This petition with other form ot money And sir becnusoof thobnlklnessof alive r In An nvcrngo ot nlmost 129000000 n year or ton time tha highest nvorngo annual eolnngo proportion to Its value tho demand tor sti befnrn 1873 And of thl coinage tha vast sum ver coin la actual business ia very limited of M31S2UtS7 I In tho form of dollars every A n matter ot faot thoro l morn silver coin In ono of which Is full legal tender Huch nn thl country today than can bo used aa coin Experience has shown that tho business ot tho enormous colnngd ot silver was never dreamed country needs about 1123000000 In silver coin ot In tho world beforo ot nil kinds Including minor coin Rut wo alTho Great Increase In Gold rrodnetlon ready hnvo a stock of silvor coin amounting to Bo thnro Is absolutely na Dot somo ono might projierly ask In this over lwaoOO000 trndo demand tor moro silvor eolnngo tor somo ILv not tho output of gold In connection to eotno co enortlmo Tho answer Is creased also mously Wcee In Mexico Up to WA tbo worlds annual production nt Every onn will admit that so far a legislagold novcr but onco reached 114000000 whlln In this Inst half century It nover but onco fell tion can affect tho matter that system Is best under which thoso who earn their dally bread lielow 1100000000 nnd In 1S00 It was over IJ00 OOOHX Tho world now produces moro gold by their dally toll receive the best return for year half n cen- their services every month than It did fn n Tho gontlnman from Texas Mr Dalley tury ngo In other words sir tho world prowho hn Just spoken point to Mexico as duction of gold In theso last 60 years exceed prosperous In oonsetiucnco of having tho ny rar it entiro production inr tno procoaing free cotnnirA of silver llo nuotea from an arti 400 years This tho fact hinted at In my col cle In n recent number of Tho North American leaunns chart but net elenrlv brouaht out And thn nnnual production of gold alone Is llovlow written by tho Mexican rolnUtor Mr now mora than four time n great a was tho Romero Thl distinguished representative Is to his own country production ot both gold nnd silvor up to 1S40 naturally loyal as strong a statement and deelr ns possl thn fact sir which lias sounded tho ou ot making Thl blo na to her prosperity llo claims that manuiieatnRneu 01 tno irco coinago 01 mvor facturer nrn making largo profits Dut what Theoretical Vcraus Practical nimetnllUm does ho And to say nboui tno wage of work Listen Tha advocates of thn unlimited coinage of lngrjon In Moxloof wage Although nur tbero ha silver sny upen tno mints to tno irco coin been In recent yean a nro low tendency to marked age of both metals Then they will both bo Ilut their Increaso coined nnd both will clrculnte as monoy Their wage nro low even In silver What though eery country In Humpa and America ha tried this experiment though soma nrn about Increaso In wages Tha most thnt ho can In still trying It tho advocate of this muthod claim la that thoro has tiecn a tendency mencannot point to n slnglo Instance In which their thnt direction no real Increaso worth tioning specifically Wnrklngmcn will do well mothod has over snecoeded A wo hnvo nl ready seen Franco had with her mint open to to ponder on these things Thu following statement appears In bulletin both motabt first a circulation Of silver up to No 0 1801 of tho bureau ot tha American re about 1830 nnd then n leveranl to gold only publics Onr nwn cxnortonoe here In tho United Btnte Onoof tho greatest evils referring to Mexha been thn same Our coinage ratio of IS to1 from 1703 to 1834 overvalued sliver nnd un- ico at tha present time I tho cxtstenro of a iiervaiuea gom so uuring inona yearn at icaai Koalo of wages which defies all power of rcdno tho last 0 of them nur circulation Consisted tton which rob tho laborers ot all sense ot nt silver nnd no gold Tho ehnngo of ratio In dignity or feeling of association with thn rest of their fellow cltlzona and having reduced 1831 nnd 1KI7 to 15DB to 1 commonly spoken of a 10 to 1 overvalued gold and undervalued them to n condition of abject almserannt dete- ¬ silver nnd silver gradually retired from cir- riorate to n Ilka extent their productlvo powculation as inonry Mo ono would Part with er nnd tho measure of their ability oThey ore plant or content to regard themselves a 07123 grain of silver tho nmount of pure silver In n dollar for 100 cent as money when machinery which move by extraneous aids only and has no lower of volition nnd no do ha could sell It fnr 103 cent ns bullion Ira to exercise It It It had And this has been tho experlcnco of every And yet Mr Romero finds It Impossible to nation that has ever tried tno experiment A doublo standaid Is therefore an alternating claim mors than that there has been a tendency to Improvement In wages Is not bimetallism but standard It Wo hao before us Mr Chairman a special metalllsm message from tho president asking u to make What thn peoplo want Is tho uso ot both met als each In tho way that will best servo their ait appropriation to pay certain railroads for purposes They want tho actual circulation nf carrying certain peoplo from tha Mexiboth not simply tha promise of It You free can lino to 1various ports of th United this 81mallvcrltc offer thcui a method thnt has always States Whnt the story behind worklngmcn this sir Homo of our failed and In tha naturn ot things always will ivlng been told bow fearfully they wer Wo offer n method that ha nover failed under Ing abused under our system nnd being as normal conditions and that I why It has been sured that things wcro looming In Mexico adopted by nil tho leading natlonsof tho world became the victims of their misplaced confi You offer a law permitting bolh to to coined hoping that both will lie Wo offer n plan dence In free silver orators and went to Mexico Then they learned tho truth finally com whereby tho dculrcd result secunil w 1th certainty Yours Is thn bimetallism of thestatute ing homo at publlo expense How many mora I thn bimetallism ot our worklngmcn will allow theraselvr to ot the counting book Ours room Yours I theoretical bimetallism Oars bo mads victims of similar tales Is practical bimetallism How About American WorklngmenT Illatory of Coinage A Short And now let u see how tho altuatlon nf evolution of money tbo metals gradu worklngmcn In thla country compared in 1809 In tho ally superseded all othor comtnodttlcH a tha with that during tho to called blmotalllo medium of exchange Iron nno copper camo to times From tho famous senate report on wholesalo lie produced In such quantities thnt they ceased to bo precious metals nnd gnvo way to sil prices transportation and wages bet ore referred to I take thn facU for the following table ver In thn conrso of time ns civilization and tho demands ot trade required It gold was In- of wage In leading occupations ovary tenth time troduced Into ono country nttcr another In year for nomaopen before tha war when wa to tho freo eolnngo of lioth thl evolution n nations needs and progress bad our mint pretty accurately determined by noting metals In comparison with Wfcfea In 1KW a can six th of n century after we finally ndopt r tho kind of money used by It At first tho metal pasaod by weight Tosaro present system of unlimited cefnagu of gold tho trouble of carrying scales and tho danger and limited coinage of silver of being cheated by mean of alloys tho custom Wage per dlom n gradually grow up of having tho ruling princo 18CU 1800 1840 1800 Occupation cut tho metal Into piece of convenient slsa Plasterers II to 1171 II TJ 13 CO 1 to 1 tO and Khapo nnd stamp on ono sldo ot tho piece blacksmiths 0 00 1C0 ROM 1 7i Its weight nnd fineness and later on Its worth niackamltha helpers fs M tond on tho other sldo tho features ot tha prince Painters 123 113 IK 2 60 as tho author of tho stamp ThU was tbo origin Wheelwrights 3 to 123 123 01 coinage 120 Carpenters 141 IW 1U 4 tempted by Engineers Dut princes were sometime 2 00 2 25 0 00 their greed or their need to put Into thn coin 123 103 187 144 Firemen 1 01 1 13 less of tha metal than they should Then In Laborer CO bl 1 fit 3 IP order to compel people to nccept theso debased Machinist IM 178 coins In payment of obligations tho prince Watchmen 110 1UJ 100 1U that tho coin must bo accepted This was tha origin of wKht nro known as legal Average according tendor laws to Importance for Fur hundred ot years tbo money ot Roma all occupattomilBOO wo copper Wa havo a memento of that tlmo being reckoned a Tbo Latin In our English word estimate 100 kbo 100 eeT B77 and to estimate literally for ooppor Is no There are In almost overy community men means to give tho raluo In copjicr About UX Any who worked by tho day II C copper was dethroned nnd silver becamo young worklngman who beforo tho war by tho 1 at all taken tho standard money About ISO H C gold promise tbo gan to ho used In lomo as money With the Slowing to ask one of thesofreo cllvurltes would of old gontlemen how fall of Itomo Europe was for about flvo cenmuch ho really wa paid In thoso bimetallic turies nlmost entirely without gold money days and bow much ho could buy with his dally tha currencies of medlroval Europo being of war of nccosaarloa and comforts silvor nnd copper Tho rclntroductlon of gold pay In tho acen that the condition of American Wo have eolnngo began at riorence Italy In 1S3 with worklngmcn ha vastly improved slnoo tha tho eolnngo ot tho florin when Aa n result of tho Crusade tho commerce of day been wo had free coinago of silver It also mint Florence Genoa Venice nnd othor states lying ha coinagoshown Ivor on that opening our would ot a private to along tho Mediterranean had so Increased as at once send us to a silver basisaccount would How money to demand the useuf n mora convenient themt this nffect wage and than silver Gradually other nations as their Every man who earnsthe men who earn by his bl dally bread commerce becamo great enough Introduced dally toll owefl It to himself and those whom tho uso of gold money with silver monoy Tho hold dear to think this ovor carefully Crusades not only enlarged trado along the boAny man who will examine dally quotations Mediterranean but thoy also opened up to of price as reported in the newspaper will iy com yioiding uistricts noon discover that they changa from to the Crimen a that the demand for gold money day and aouietlmeaichango very greatlyday the in nnd tho source of suunlv camo tocethcr Tbo oourso nf a month Ilut every man who cams uso ot gold a money was thereby both neces wage familiar with the tact that they sitated and inndo posslblo cbango slowly anlncreosa of 10 por cent In a Then began tho coinago of both metals Then rear being quite agaln Prlcea cbango quick began too ns n consequence the rnonotary J wage change slowly troubles with which the history of tho next yNow b t ua grant what tho Advocate of f rco flvo centuries aliounds tho alternation of silver money and gold money tho frequent silver claim that going tooftbo silver basis commodities double tho price change In thu ratio In tha vain Httempt to would nny worklngman belluvo that wage keep lioth tho edicts against shipping out Docs bo doubled tool they would cither kind of coin tho execution of promi- bo bow much would tboEven If earner should wagn profit nent- merchants and others for seeking gnln by tho changer Mo Intelligent worklngman by exporting tho metal undervalued in tho bcllovoB for u mlnuta that his wngeH would bo ono oountry nnd overvalued In tha Incroostid by more than 0 small icr cent that mints of mints nf another These open mints for both Is whllo Ms wage might bo nominally In metals were not In consoquenco of any theory creased somewhat thn prices of tho things he of bimetallism but of what Ioon Bay quot baa to buy would be Increased very much ed Ixfore m aptly characterized as tho primday 80 thu real purchasing power itive Inability ot tho legislator to combine to- more would be greatly diminished of a cxio All work gether the two precious metal otherwise rlenca show thiA any debasement In tlio mon Copomlous Oresham and other Orosmn ey sr atom ot n country ralava price faster and had nt different times and In different counwage Thl might Influtries pointed out tho Bource of the trouble but farther than It doe to conalder tho propriety ence some employers thoprlraltlvo Inability of tho legislators loft of debasing our currency but It 1 precisely And the tbo countrloH without a remedy why worklngmcn ahould oppose It supply of gold and silver was so small a will tho reasonas worklugmcn nro concerned tho Ho bu seen by refcrenco to tho tabln Khowlng tbolr wholo far silver question I to bo summed up In nnnual production that tho nation kopt on Do you want your wages cut down hoping ngalnht hopo a wo aro apt to do when ono query for tho freo coinago of sliver we svo no alternative tliat Homehuw the open If so vote Would Not Help the farmer mint fur lioth metal would glT tho circulation of both Ilut as wo havo seen theso hope What Inducement do tho silvor producers Eng wero indulged only to lie disappointed hold out to tho farmer to got them to land cut tho Oordlan knot In 1810 and was in thl Rch4niit Thoy promUo tha farmer freed from thn financial embarrassments on hlgbor prima for their product The senalbl this score that had afflicted her But other na question which every thoughtful armor will tions kept on In their old way with tho old naturally tudc Is Could they and would they results of alternating standards losing nt ono keep tbolr promise Let us seo what tha tlmo their gold and nt another tlmo tbolr silchance ore ver They claim thnt silver would Increaso In valua and would carry with It the price of Tho flood of gold nt tbo middle ot thl oen way for relief Ourown countury opened tho farm products To nay that thcro la nny relation between try a might Iw oxjiootcd from tha enterprise Intelligence ot our people was tho first to tho prlco ot a motal dug out of our western and act Aa wo huvb seen congn as na early as 1803 hill depending for It valua upon condition peculiar to Itself and tho prlco of any of the before tha birth ot the Republican party passed nn not making silver coins subsidiary vogutubla products ot our Hold each of which and limiting their coinage and tender Franca depends for Its valuo upon a set of condition to tell men that tluru began to mnvo in IK7 and In 1803 tho countries peculiar to Itself composing tha Litln union adopted the princl- - any relation butween tha prlooa of things so different In their naturo and uses 1 to tnsult uf limited coinage nnd tender of silver ermnny followed In 1871 73 And thoprlnclplo the Intelligence of thoso who are addrcssud Ilut looking at It from anothor standpoint hn now been udopted by nearly all tho cfvl let u seo what thn probabUltlua aro that tlw llred nations of tbo world promt could bo kept Hy ri fnraica to the toblo showing tho pro Ono would think lo hear thoso gentlomon duction of gold nnd silver it Will lie seen Hint shortly After 1870 thu world production of sil- talk thnt silver production Is ono ot tha over thodowlng industries ot this country Let ua leaping ver liegnn to Increase enormously nverngu of Unn3000 In thu period ot xnnko a few comparlaons from ItUVTO to nn averagoof f8lMl000 in the period Tlio total valuo of tho silver product of the of 1B70 75 It wa at this tlmo that tha theory United Htatc In 1802 oven when reckoned at of no called blmetalUmwas born A I said tha price beforo 1873 was 183101000 und this of Uttire It camo Into being Imrn of recent was tho greatest yield in tho history242 our silMint Report nisdiand hop s and feara Tho production ver production tho Statisticalpago According to Abstract wo of silver was lieeumlng so largo that It was 07 tho farm valuo of tho ootton crop of this Untuning hard to Und n market for tho prod that of th uct This was thn reason for tho liiHortlnn of country In 11 was 1350000000 of tho wheat crop was In round numbers 1400000 tli trado dollar in tho flnnl edition act f 180 Tho necessities of tho silver pro OoO and that of tho earn crop wa over 800 ducer wcru not yet so great that tbeyhnd tho 000000 Tho value of our corn crop alono wa audacity to proposo w hat thoy did uf terward ten times tho valuo ot tha silver crop of thl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 11 From tllsfrememlierlng also thnt the cost of sea thai been o How la thla accounted for Till wonderf idly nuitnlncd prlei uf silver can bo accounted for In only 01a way namely by an enormous Increase in lb use of silver This has taken placo In two di rections 1 In thn nrtn Thn Uso nf silver in tho arts hn Increased In tho Inst quarter ot n century several hundred por cent 1 A money Thoro has linen ndded to thn full tender surer money ot tha world In tho Inst S3 year nn amount equal to tho accumu lation ot all tho age up to that tlmo In view of these fact It Is simply trifling with words to say that stiver has been de ¬ nnd to soy that half our money monetised has lieeu struck down Is plainly to tell An unmitigated falsehood hn grently dccrenawl we rtraduction the prlco of sliver has not ho fall in crcat a wo would naturally exect About iPTft they began to talk About llaui nnd II alleged beauties blmatai lti 1 ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ 1111 ¬ ¬ luxuries ot art and literature Would He Hard on Debtor Ixit us aupposo that tho advocate of troo silver sweep everything Iwforo them rapturing tho presidency and thu housa ami continuing to control tho senate What would bo tho natural thing to oipcctf What would you do If aonio ono owed you nnd you worn tint protect ed by n gold chtuso In tho contract You would demand what wua coming to you Kvery man having an obligation coming dun would In self defense demand nil tliat might Iki coming to him whllo bo onuld still gerald In money of full valuo Debtor would bu compelled to pay up at onco or glvo now and better secu rity with a promise to iwy In money nt tha present standard On thn maturing of tbelr obligation they would certainly hnvo to my an enormous premium for tho kind ot money rcquirru iney wouiu not escape maaing pay inent In mnney of tho present standard nnd wnnld hnvo fa toko tnclr chance of irettlns enough mora for their product to enable them to make tha tnvmont without actual loss They certainly would not gnln nny thing nnd would taks all the risk of losing losing not only tho premium which- they would surely huvo to pay but depending UKin thn forbearance ot their creditor not to lose nil they potMcas And what 1 tho probability ot tbo creditor being nblo and willing to grant concession Depositor In bank would withdraw their deposits This would compel thn bank to call In their loan The four month between election and Inauguration would bo strewn with tha wreck of buslncm house now giving employ ment to million cf iiooplo Tho plan ot tho freo sllvcrltea na nil experi ence shows would subtract from our volumo of money a very Urge and exceedingly valua bio part of It It would diminish our money by tho amount of our gold and It representa tives at tho very lowest estimate 1000000000 Ita disappearance Would lie lmmodlata Moreover sir wo would hnva poorer money Tho silver money would bo bulkier nnd leu convenient than what wo liavn now And It would lock In stability And whllo money make tho marn go wa should not forget sir that It must stnblo money Creditors ns a rule would thereforo Im unable no matter bow well dlcpoMcil to grant rnnonwtons to theno who worn owing them Wo who am In debt sir nrn thn one most vl tatty Interested In thn defeat the overwhelm Ing defeat of every pmponal for tbo Irw coin ago of stiver Marvelous Performance of n Circa Dollar When 1 was a smnll tioyl raw something that I shall never forgot It wo ot n circus Tho clown and soma other employee ar ranged themselves In n circle Let us say that thcro were 20 nt them In all No 1 sold I to No 3 I iran you ti Ill pay up a soon on ran No 2 mndo thla statement to No It No S to No 4 and so on around tho clrrlo No 20 any Ing It to Mo 1 No 1 ahorcd Id luind Into his pockets and with a look of pleased surprise pulled nut n dollar Turning to Nn i hn saldt I didnt knuw thnt I lad that dollar Heros No 3 took thu dollar no much on account nnd with similar language passed It en to Na 8 and su It went around tho ring No 20 pas Mil It to No I who received It with n amlla nnd started to put It Into his pocket but Instead I didnt exjHct bo tamed lo No 2 and said to lie nblo to pay you ths lialance m mon but bom it Is And so It went around tho ring finally coming lark to No 1 who with a aatIstlnd smile put It Into his pocket TV tho little Iwv who looked ns odd yeuta ago this wa simply thn funny wort ot clowns to Im luighed r tnd forittin It was not forgot ton however and to thn man older grown and charged with tho serious con sideration nf tho affairs ot a great nation It II lnnt rates tho profnundest truth In finance What I that truth It thla Under proper conditions thn working xiwcr of n dollar Is beyond all human computation I was very much surprised to hror thl afternoon a man so prominent na my friend from Tennessee Mr McMtllln speak a If mnney paid for taxes wns lout to circulation I have often heard men speak aa It they thought that there mtut bo a many dollar In oxbtenco a there aro dollar worth of buslnes to be transacted What would a farmer say to an agont for bushel baskets who should attempt to convince him that ho needed as many bos ket a he expected to raluo bushel of crept Tho farmer would feel that bl Intelligence had been laaulted and 1 us tly so Ho know that bo can uso tbo aamo bosket over and over again and tha quantity measured In n given tlmo will depend on tho speed with which th And then It properly ono handling It work used It I ready to do aa much mom Bo with the yardstick tlio pound weight nnd tho dollar Each can do an almost Infinite amount of work If properly used What aro tho condition of highest cfucleney In money tinder what condition cnn a given amount of money do the most workf Let ua examine our Ulsatfntlon- Tho dollar In tho circus ring did tbo work ot forty dollar In flvo minute and wa just na capabln of accomplishing a much mora In tbo auoocodlng flvo minutes Why waa this Him ply bocauao It moved promptly Now let ua examine tha matter a llttto mom closely Why did It movoso Why was each ono so prompt to pass tho dollar onr lleeans ho felt good that Js ho felt honest Ho felt that when ho owed monoy and had It In hi pocket thn only proper thing for him to do was to pay up Moreover each had confidence In tho other Tbeco wo u feeling of respect nnd good will nmong thn men In that ring This 1 ono ot tho conditions under which money doe It work incut effectively What I tho othor condition Why waa each man willing to accept tha dollar In puymi nt of what wa coming to him llocauso 110 knew that It wa a good dollar Ha know that when over ha wanted to uso It whether it might Iw that day or not far ten yenrs It would bo Jut as cood a when he accented It BupiKMo on tho other hand that each of tlw men nau a aonar in m pncjcei out uuu iney distrusted each other each fearing that If bo lot go of tho dollar that ho had ho might not soon got another although money wo due him nnd suppose that each wns afraid to ac cept tho money of tho othor fearing that It might not Iw good when ho wanted to use It that It would depreciate on bis linnds what would lie tho result Why of course each would keep In his pocket wliat money ha boil and each would oontlnno to own thu other that la tho money would accomplish nothing duality More Important Than Quantity With good money nnd mutual trust n dollar did thn work of 40 whllo with questionable monoy nnd dlatruatlX dollars could accomplish nothing In othor words tho quality of money 1 Immensely mora Important than Ita quan tlty And sir n set of mon who tonka It part of tht lr plan to malign human naturo nnd then offer u a debased currency would not only doprlvo us nf part ot tlio money that wo now havo but thoy would paralyxo Ibo working power ot what remained They aro not only morally wrong but financially unwise They and their policy aro nllkn condemned They Wo offer offer poor money and distrust abundant money ot tho best quality and well founded confidence I thcro nny doubt a to which tbo Amorican peoplo will npprovo To employ a figure ot speech wo contend that our body polltla needs in it circulation lioth kind ot corpuscles nnd that It needs them both all of the tlmo Tho best that j by tlio gentlemen on tho othor sldo s that their plan will furnish them alternate ly ono nt n tlmo first ono and then tho other that la air thoy offer uan sort of aystcro which would produco distress In Ufo and would result In early death to busi ness enterprise Our plan ooouros to our circulation nil tha element needed for tho health of tho body Including both kinds ot corpuscles all of tbo tlmo nnd in tha proportions demanded by thn most vigorous Ufa And behind thl good financial blood to prevent it stagnation to propel It In llfo giving circulation even to tho extremities ot tha liody wo place tho great heart confidence conndonoa in our financial ystem and In oaoh othor confidence in our aystem baaed on approved oxporlonce oonQ donco in each other basod nn tho knowledge nttor that wrong all men would rather do right ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 1 ¬ country and four llmeslhavaltino nil that produced In tuo whot world that yesr our farm pro air Jby mora tbo clucking hon nfthin theso silver wealth uvory rear minora who so pntronltlngty toll tho fotuiora what they will do for them Farmer frlonda of mtno In Mtnnesutn hnvo told ins thnt beforo thu wnr they hnvo hauled ¬ wheat to miles to market with an ox team oc curring day In each trip and gnt 43 rent n bushel for ft In wildcat money which wa In dangor ot Iwlng worthies when thoy got homa Yet In thoso day tho mint wna open to th free and unlimited coinago ot alitor Tho Situation ot Pnnnera In 1873 Bo much has been snld by freo silver orator to mislead tanner Into tho Idea that every ¬ thing was prosperous with them beforo lbTH and nothing ho been since thnt I submit now¬ a paragraph that I havo tooled from tho re port of tho Iowa Btnto Agricultural soeloty Mr lft78 It 1 from nn address delivered by 0 11 ltoarrs nt tbo Harrison county fair and give faithful plctnm of tho situation at that tlino rin that mighty Btato I Promt of thoso aspect and of her progros In practical ngrloultnrc still tha condition of thn tailoring man nnd fanner 1 faftfroin whnt I deslrnblo They hnvn worked watched nnd waited for an adequate reward until wearl paw ha well High turned to hopelessness Farming ha booh n financial falluro for tha post threo year Hard tall ha opened up fine farina and brought to thn bin tho product nt unexampled harvests but thn sale have hardly pntd 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