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In the great contest which is to be fought„between now and the next presidential election fx
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f HS PEOPLE’S MONEY—The Coinage ef both Gold and Silver, without discrimination, which means the
fr.-e coinage of both as opposed to the policy of contraction, which is being dictate!! by England, and
which levies tribute on every product of the farm, on valuations of all kinds and on ail compensation for
labor. ' • ’
Thc CcfS^t |SSU6 nOW is the double standard against the single standard—the use of both gold and
silver as standard money metals, against the organized effort to hold the currency of the country strictly
tc the gold basis.
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THE CONSTITUTION I s among the few groat newspapers publishing daily editions oil tile side Of
tho people against European Domination of our money system, and it heartily advocates:
1st. The Free Coinage of Silver,
Believing that the establishment 6f a single gold standard will wreck the prosperity of the great masses
of the people, though it may profit the few who have already grown rich by federal protection and federal
sub.-idy.
2d. Tariff Reform,
Believing that by throwing our ports open to the markets of the world and levying only enough import
duties to pay the actual expenses of the government, the people will be better served than by making
• them pay double prices for protection’s sake.
3d. An Income Tax,
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portion to those who have little. *
vMJlv n! m I LA/ fAj\J|A|A[Vr v 'L
.London, Nov., rth.— Cancer
that most dreadful of all human
maladies', almost the only one that
, has hitnerto remained without .
remedy uaurping’the cure mnears to be
ually place of
la as the “king’s cvi l-_ t [ lat is to
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say, as , hereditary courge M 01 mod- J
em royalty. There seems to be no
doubt whatsoever that thc affliction
h „ K r„ rriim !,.
L d Ts cancer of the kidneys lie, and
one med be astonished at be
ing a victim thereto. .Both his'
uncles, the Grand Duke Cor.stan
tine and thc Grand Duke Nicholas,
d f f f cancer ^ ’ Which, m the case
of Nicholas, assumed a particular
ly terrible form, commencing in
the face and gradually working its
way \. around until it reached the
carotid A artery, . when, , „ of r course,
death at once resulted. But, un
Constantine, ; be retained
fKidbic* to the l.« »ndTv«
ableday. b," da^ to marit its steady
to "f. rd ***. PO, ° t be
knew it would prove fatal.
Their mother—the grandmother
tWtw. .1
©/"the S lun^ and LZiti ^sl2'Vas a
daughter of the beautiful
Lomse of Prussia, mother of old
Emperor William, the Russian peo
pie are jirohably right in attribu
ting the canceronsstrain now teint
mg the blood ©f the imperial bouse
of Roi to the Prussian Ho
Emperor
^be buynx,
IV„ succumbed f to the same W ;“ disease k "’
with which hi* grand
nephew. the emperor, was
namely, a canee^ea
irih pl^UaHy in the
; mizis** X -
Cancer lias been fatal to numer
ous members of the house of*Bona
parte, both the first Napoleon and
and his nephew, the late Prince
J crome ’ Pl on - p l°n,
mg *» of cancer of the stomach. Nor
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™ . thc ro v “- hoi:Fe of Bourbon free
-
from this mulad >'’ lhe comte d ?
Baris, as wel! as tbe.comte de Cham
bord, Jurying succumbed to cancer
of th< " bl \ . ,nach . ’
Ru V;ll? V ,s indeed sorel >’ affl,cted ’
- -
for with epilepsy, insanity, scrofu
* a and cancer hovering over them
,,,c “"P s cf a ’»*" ^
smd toMend , m the shadow of death.
yjo ; one ne~d *be astonished to
he « car r that tnat the tne duke UUKe of OI Tamanes Aan ? a e > the
Spanish grandee who attended the
infanta Eulalia *' to the U. S. has
t
b cn n5a d e the victim of a moLh. dyna
mite outrage wLto . gome six
>igo, jost iaat wnen people people ivere were com- com
menc i ng to leave town for the sum
mgr. he made up his mind to en
orce t he laws against gambling,
lvhich l!ntil tad remained a
letter. ‘ He W M ied ,o tel.
ihi, step by an .farming number of
tragedies occurring either at the
^ table or caused haJd, bv enormous
lo««»at games of and and
a!ne ^ 18 r SP °™K
biIityaS gOVern ° r ° fth h t « Spani ‘ b
capitoL As long as the people
were absent from the city ho bad
his way and enforced the statutes
utmost strictness and se
vcrlty . But now that the people
are ^ again in town, matters
v>^ V g assumed a very different as
^ (or there ^ re no more inveter .
xt biers than the Madrilenes.
Vetei -d Cher fashionable
claU ^ hccomc “ somber
mournful as mausoleums now that
the baccarat table is no longer there
..Iflbpce pm enmd of an
.
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. EXPANSION OE THE CURRENCY
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absolutely desperate. It is they
who are suspected of being the au
thors of the numerous anonymous
letters which the jovial duke
received, threatening to blow his
| palace and himself into, the air un
.less ^ be relaxes the enforcement of f
the anti-gambling laws, How se
rious is his determination may be
gathered from the fact that he has
‘
gone to . tHfe length 1 of f declining to
P crmit the Clt ^ department of pub
lie charities to receive any
the large donations contributed by
the variouB ' lubs “ nJ
For Span.sh gandrlers
c ‘ xtrcmel >’ superstitious, and mane
a ^ °* ? 6ld( K» p*TC*nt
of every pool for cbaratable
or for the church. The
j , kl , n ' t u: n u, ( u., t t u p ’
ceptaHce from 0 /for such a tainted pu^lc ,
ljeg a tlicit recogn ition and
to , erance of thc
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ter ’ wbilc father-in-law, the
^51^ late duke ot Alba, was the Spanish
”___. wfe kiUed Mr,&o«.|e of
rlean ? . ue ,
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The Marquis of Santa Anna,
wbo has just died at Madrid‘at
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the most remarkable £gu*» ofrtbe
rid with only* <
pocket, be, the .
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until he bet ....
3250 ^ CASH to the person who comes second nearest.
‘ StOO ^ CASH to the person who comes third nearest. •
350 CASH to the person who conics fourth nearest.
330 ^ CASH to tho person who comes fifth nearest.
3 3^^ CASH to the person who comes sixth nearest.
310 ^*1 CASH to tho person who comes seventh nearest,
35 ^ CASH to the person coming eighth nearest
33 IN CASH to the person coming ninth non vnt.
35 IN CASH to the person 1 coming tenth nearest,
35 ^N CASH to the person coming eleventh nearest, °
35 IN CA SH to the person coming twelfth nearest.
35 IN CASH tp tho person coming thirteenth nearest.
35 IN CASH to t he person coming fourteenth nearest.
55 IN CASH to the person coming fifteenth nearest.
35 IN CASH to the person coinimpixteenth nearest.
Correspondenzia de Espana, at
■ once the despair and the pride of
the Madrilenes, who, while never
tired of abusing it, would in
variably buy it, describing it ...
their night caps, since at Madrid,
no one eyer dreams ot f going to . bed
without a Correspondenzia. It **
a queer little sheet with no edit
rials or editors—-nothing but • ,e
porters, compositors and or -
employes. P y It consists->f f r
pageg of 8ho rt paragraphs, ii*.t-r
s j x |i neg in length at the most, .and
which give in the most concise
^'“^’“the'kinedom'’'' ^^^fE.frope,’' but'a'“of
k hasacir
cu i at ion of about 80,000, and I need
scarcely say is strictly with his non-political. he
Not content piper
etarted thc manufac’ure in Hp.dn
of paper, and was also at t . lm : d
of an immense flo'it co
Mindful of Iris'* n.l! le ong
found id saving, In- ;s and
ingmen’s beuevo assec lima
has left belli d
not only for succes- m bu
but also for philanth marqui, o| y.
eucceeded a. end a. p u
K.I clVer 1.T
marltably man who «rvcd
for a time as captain of the royal
bodyguard and is exceedingly pop
nl “ ^ “
MUs Lampson, whose marriage
to the master of Ruth ven is about
^ in ^ lier veins, as ^ she is American agranddaugh
ter of Sir Curtis Lampson, one of
have alrandoned^their' im?onalitY
tp become naturalized Englishmen A
«d to receive English titles. j
natiiv of Vermont, he took part in
the lavinrof as*?* the Atlantic cable,'
* was created nine a baronet, j
tory years*
I Ruth
rinses
? alace of Riz :
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