Vol. XI1L No. 164,
R. BRYAN TACKLES A
CONOOltTX N. 0.1 FRIDAY,; OCTOBER 30 1896.
i
- - Whole NO. 1,543
Tclis Whether the Workiiigman's Dollar Will Buy Less Under a Free
Oliver Administration.
QUESTION :
4 I it-true ttiat as soon as we get free silver tie mi roW; '
-j ., .a e tw w. w ji i. nit; iii
THE ANSWER:
fj. ihc . Editor of the Journal, New York :
an's wages
Chicago, Oct. 7.
A j V n 1 ..r; r ; V. L"c "uiacturer-employer, who seems to be terribly afraid
W under free coinage he will have to get his men for less wno-c fiZ fi i.-- r. ; - ly,lrai2
llT!nTchuh! rl"? used 1 rePly. NO. jTherAre two things to be consi
1 want
dered
Virct thft niimher or dollars their th -.. : , . &
----- v v.... muig man laaves, ano second, the nurchasino- wr
j.iior receives. . I i' . r . v'
1 1 1 I i 1 LA 1
Tf von take the ourchasincr nower of a Rino-lp dnllar ;v ,;n t,.- . il.i. .1 . ..
J , ,p 17 . , - b m ucira, uui at me present time a great
OT3ny workingmen are working on half time, and many are not able to find work at all, and you must
.member th?t, wben you decide whether the purchasing power of the workingman's wages is decreased
you-must take what the wprkingman will receive in dollars under free coinage and compare it with what
the workingman receives in dollars now under the gold standard. I : r
wore.uiauiuai, jfuu aibu imve 10 consiaer mat under the present conditions when a man lbses his
300 ll- uuu uuia agoui, anu tiiat every iiuiii w'l ) nilGS r-r.iolv
ancreasing in numuer, wno siana reaay to take his pla -e on a morr: til's :ho-
-m t T "ill Jjl "I,r'- j 11 1 - - -
is, menaced by idle ment
the free coinage of silver, the "increased
We insist that the conditions that will be brought about by
odemand for work in order to supply the goods which will be consumed when the people are prosperous ui
bimetallism, and the increasing wages which will come with a greater demand for laborwe insii
that, when these things are considered, the workingman will receive more dollars and that u n Ur '
with the larger wages which he .will receive under free coinage ..than he can1 buy now" with the fewdollars
lc receives under the gold standard, and then his employment will be more permanent. : v
; Let me give you a test. I challenge you to find an instance Where the laboring man ever suffered be-'
cause of the bimetallic standard. They tell you that prices will rise. I believe that general prices wili rise
They tell you that that means suffering to the workingman. I Want you to look back over the period whe
h:.d risi g prices, and you will find that those times were ' the'j best times that the 'workingman fever had,
because he not only had more steady employment and better, wages, but the property that he had also rose'
whereas to-day if his wages buy more per doll?r, the property that he owns goes: down in value as the doV
in
1;
a p.
ar.g
I' i ember that the laboring men have never indorsed the gold standard in any nation that has had it i
and when you see the beauties of the gold standard presented to laboring men by people wh do not labor 5
when you find that the blessings brought by the gold standard are so disguised that a financier has to sriendl
iui iae ume uuiuig cue campaign puniti.jg out liiu&c unkings 10 tne laDonne man. who cannot discover
mem wnen uiey are punucu oui, you wui unuerstana wnat tne goia standard has done lor th,e laporing man.
WILLIAM Tl Y AN. '
Mr. Osborne's Great Speech.
As announced in the Standard
Mr. Frank I Osborne spoke in the
court bouse Friday nisrht. He ad-
Pressed himself to every class of his
lifarers, which included a number of
3adies id even the school boy?,
j He lecalled the r?t that not more
han e;ght months ago few Demo
crats would have claimed buccoss in
election, but as if 1the party had
tcuchel the bones of Jefferson H
sprier into new life and would
inarch to victory on the 3rd of No
.Tember.
---. " .
He d.velt with pathetic force on
Jit. . tm . .
devils or. tne trusr. rnere are
about one hundred and fiftv of
'n. He said the laws of our
or te are not eumcient to prevent
ihera, that he in. his message reconiN
tended action and that three bills
gislature of '95.
o He cu.i that trusts have no hearts
el and no souls to dptnn. ,
He r "ked all to s4 r howliner
oout trusts if thev were aroingr to
vote for McKmley, or for represen -
: tatives ?rho won Id vote for a gold
standard Senator,-
Ee combatted the etiarge of ( un-
his
hs
that such action will effect interna
1 i ?
tional agreement. f j
The speaker , was Iogi; in
treatment of issues, witty in
manner of expression, saicastic in
bis answer to absurd charges against
Democracy andJiappy.m- the.t measf
ure of freedom "frdm wasp thtogs
for friend or foe.C i:;
due
respect to the Supreme Court as
DfarvelQus Results. I
From a letter written by Rev. jl
Gunderman; of Dianiondale, Mich.,
we .are permitted .to mfikQ this ex
tract: I have no hesitation in re
commending . Dr. King's New Dis.
covery, as be resdlts were a'ost
ma' velor. ! the case of my fife.
While I vu8 pastor of the Baptist
church at Hives Junction she was
brought . down, with pneumonia
succeeding La Gilipe.-' liTerrible
paroxysms of cougniug would last
nours wnn nttie mterrupuon ara 11
seemed as if she could not! survive
them, A friend recommended Dr.
King's New Discouery; it was quick
in its work and highly satisfactory
in results. Trial boHles free at
Fetzer's Drug Store. Rsgular size
50c eud 81.00. . 1 -
Edgar Caldwell the Victim. !
i . .) " . '
Some sneaking, dirty, contempti
ble rr:cal, who is afraid to make
himself known, stood --on 'the out
side of the court house: yard Thurs
day night and chunked "a rock at
the band boys, the missile striking
Edgar Caldwell on the right temple.
It was a mean act, and if the par-y
l " VUV K- M J V, w W w I I I'll ll ! . .
PS8ed in the Chicf-n platform, is not oarefnl he Bl11 g0 t0 the
L
mowing that L:rn P. electc 1 on
a Platform that condemned the
d Seott decision, and that under
Grpit the Supreme court wa3 in
I' ing in number, and that the
;itsint ar)ro:tted the
rs with a
at tho .
ne vv mem -
view to a decision that
ren backs a legal tender.
;1 : ire? distinct issues
n: I 'jr. -ir'm first, that
Dittd Sfofr
1.1 ...
ates;
cecond, that the
3 rintiin a parity
ri;?cr with free coinage
1G to 1 and third,
If r ott could look
mliead a fcWmontht
mad see what . was
coming from those
spelte of weakness,
lots of Appetite,
wasting of flesh'
'm n d . energy you
wouldn't wait for
disease to get a
crxiD on vou. You
would begin right
.away to tone up
your constitution
LSI 9 X 11.1
LOOKING A HE A a,Golden Medical
Discovery. It doesnft work miracles ;
but it does what other medicine can't do
and what doctors say can't be done -until
they see it done right under their noses
-Hft cures consumptionsNot always ; to
say that would be an exaggeration, but
in a large majority of cases ; in advanced
cases which have been given up as hope
less. ' . 0 : ' . ' "
j v The "Discorery V4i not , called a con.
Mimption-cure ; it is a blood-maker. It
gives energy !to the'blood-makihg-organs
to create new blood, full of health j red
corpuscles. This rapid supply of fn re,
rich, red blood drives out all diseases, that
have their roots in the blood : Consump
tion is one of these; scrofula, malaria,
eczema, erysipelas, catarrh are others.
It is absurd to doctor them separately as
lung or 'skin, or head ; diseases. They
must be driven out of the blood. You
can rely on the rGolden Medical Dis
covery' to do this every time. .,.
, It is aot a patent medicine It In he
perfected result of 30 ytaars, practical ex
perience by one of the most skillful phy
sicians ana eminent medical authorities'
in this country :r-Dr. R V. Pierce, Chief
Consulting Physician to the Invalids Ho
tel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y
I Dr. Pierce's 1008 ; wage ook, " The PeopI't
Common Sense Medical Adviser. reached the
tenormowi mUc .-of 680000 co?ies at $1.50 eaph.
This enormous sale haying paid him a lair profit
po jtne, neat, amount or tybor ana money ex
notice.
XV Hnrlej has the old reliab
tenn Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pany. They write the bet policj
on earth. Tie most desirable at to
least cos. See the contract before
taking ansurance alpo fire and acci
dent insurance.
penaea in producing u, ne is nowfjwnrtwey
absolutely free jwooob copies, the redpient only
to mail tonim, at the above insti-
being required
int.
to cover cost of mail
Tbe Concert Tom cht;
I The dihip concept W begiveri at
the elegariCoine l of JMkan Mrs!
JohaP-AUi86n tonight wil -Je, an
excellent treat to the music lovers
of ' ih?. city. , The managers are
greatly dlippointed ai riot being
able to Becarft thelaale qaartette,
but have arranged -acprog; am that
will in everyway be releasing to '.all
The recitatioris of the f two. visiting
young Ladled, Msf Mercer aDo
Allen, is feature! speci9T sighifi-j
cance. In Edition to the program
that followi, there will be nnner6us
other prodnctions : 1
PHno SoloMrs. Roland II j -s;
RecitatipQ---Martin , Luther Can
non. ; ;-i:7i -:-
Duette, Voc: ifi rsefl Calaway
and:Harri8.iv ; ' '
Solo, Pinter-Willie Fefzer.
Reci tation-Miss Mercer.
Solo Mr. Pool.
Vk. i o 'olbMary You ng.
Duette; Vbcal Mit H- i - ' and
Mr. Pool; ! v '
ReciktionMise Allen. '
. ''...? .
Solo M? 's:Calaway; ;
Trio Misses Stuait and Hairls,
M WoodhOuse. . -,
ration. 21 one-cent stamps
lay Wy, and the book Will be s at post-paid.
FIRE INSURANCE.
r When in i heed 61 Fire Insmance,
caUhndee us, tr iite. W,e lepre
sent dnly firsNclai Home and For
eign conipaie "
" 'Respcclfully,
Woods n & Haibta
MOBKJSON H. OALDWEL
ixTOBklY AT XJLW, .
CONCURD. O
jOfiBce in Mbrrip buifding, c pposite
t House. r
The Morgan A Wrfelit Guarantee.
The guarantee of the ueood tirr
is broad enough o cover almost an
kind of ai)menr8 ajd to satisfy tho
most exacting rider, mt the line
must V'; drawn somewhere, and Mor
gan & Wright are tryirg to make it
known to riders everywhere that the
guarantee does not cover damage
resulting from the carrying of anti
leak preparations inside the the
By having as much air ?r possible
in the M, & ? W. quick-repair tire
before putting tbe tool into tbe
pnncture, and following the few
other simple instructions in tre cat
a'ogue, a permanent repair co
made iu two minutes, at the ro? 1
side, without ie:uoving the tire from
the rim.
EVERYTHING
IS GOINGr-
Af COS C
-AT-
C. H, BARNHA RDT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon ,
MT. PLEASANT, N. C.
Calls received and promotly at
tended to at all hours. Ofiice a
my resdenoe lately c:cupied by
Moose ... il 9, 9iy
BACK
bi vr. Miles' iere Wast'
i&st (Settle
A.
n
fa
pen.
The city authorities should put on
a police force sufficient to prevent a
repetition of the rockthrowing ra3
caiitj that endangered the lives . of
so many of our citizens two yers
ago The ame kind of dellment
has start ' -ready and if it is not
suppressed there .may be trouble of
quite a serious nature next Tuesday
night. ' - -.--,
roCtRE ACOLDIS ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Q,uinine Ta -le3.
All druggists refund the
mnnev if it fails to cure. aoc. m!4
Tbis lsjtoar Opportnvdty. .
On receipt of ten rcents.-ch or
stamps, a generous eample wUl ba
mailed of the most popular Catarrh
and Hay Fever Cue (Ely's Cream.
Balm) sufficient to demonstrate its
great merit. Full size! COcts. ; J
, ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren St., New, York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great
Fr" h, Mont., recommended Ely's
Cream Balm to me. I can empha
size his statement. -"It is a posi
tive cure for catarrh if usd as di
re tl.y Rev.. Francis W Poole,
P' -or Central Presbyterian Church,
Helena, Mont.
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est.
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b 13) of wo jpnlred iuTentlou wasted.
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