Talk with Alexander about Insurance. bhe ~~rntIU U jewnrat. T'E "woErEID 18 OVER•E-rD TOO M ITCr \t(· )JL[ ~_ ALEXANDRIA LA., WEDNESDAY,___~~_ JULY 15. 1896. ~~_ I NO 28. 111I..l.. Louisianaouisiana0 Ieni~cratP1'eniocrat WHAT WE CAN SEE IN MEXICO. jDR AN EWS' REPL. WALL STREET H i ree con-;a'tLe Al tt S YLOCKS. I.';:,Is'ED EVERY wr)N lScU.tY A Depreciating Silver Standard ilas Donea nch to Lower Wages gnd It is inpirg to lisel to thela.. DRY GOODS BY MAIL. is - AT- Inecrease the Proverty and Hisery of the Massei. mniae. Blands a'td olhier go it aloner U UUU U A I•XANDI> RIA. .. _ when they declar our monetary nude. WHO THEY AfRE-ENOUGH OF THEM g pendenes of all other countries unoaour TO DEFEAT ALL CHEAP I1i:i- lJouIrnanl ftlheCity of Alexandria I ability to matk anything money at any MONEY SCHEMES. eoffeir ladIle lilving ll the CeDllutrf every in- ratio we may please with any other duceiment to shop by mail. Every department 0l.lrlal Journal of the SchooSl Hoard. thing. Not all, however, ofthe"'friends R in our great store is complete, ani you goet to y l or without ballast of common Cet Sor .. O n caylonfa-lus every style and worth for the very least money. MTOBLEY & Cd. - IPropr's. w aense. Dr. R. Benjamin Andrews, pros- Dolma s of ea.irs eldn li suacr•flneJ- ident of Brown university, is and ham, tl'"Bi>etso'"a Anr--Thul. - " SAMPLES FREE It. U. MOBLEY, - Editor. n h always ben a *warn friend of silver. e bton whe On Our uahicd" lni .eknowas etter, however, than to at, cir°uai".. - of anything you ask for. Our magnificent line TERMS OF NUiSCRIPTION: tempt whatsiclearly impossible Not Oneaof thIe delosioun Oleo Year ...... ..... ............. .$1 Di iany back of of Summer dress goods-Organdies, Dimities, only that, but he pictures the dangers thimfre einiage sophistry is that there St -[otltls........t ........ ncent i Silks, Swisses, Lawns, etc.-are unsurpassed of Independent free coinage as vividly ro a few wealthycriitorsandmillinns f i a h e Write for les. PAYA.BLE . ADVANOC. shavoanyoftheooalled"goldhgi," of ptr debtor* in this cou .D lWriteorsmple for quality and heapess. Here s bhis reply, published some time this assumpilin it is argued that cheap ARE PROMPT. ADVE RT SISNG RATIES, ago in the Chicago Record, to the ques- moniilay will make it asy for the A PROMPT tion, "Shall the United States attempt of debtors tolearltheirfsrms and homes the free coinage of silver alone?" fnu. moitguge.n held by thie Shyltook of We give your letter our attention the minute I I i " *h1iii'I l_ "ill,.int9 .:1 il hi4 i1r (I;@ ii I. .0*lOion,_s1 ioi "If we take up the metal alone, and Wa stilrl, l t as sot now who are we got it, and if We haven't what yonu want, thatcourseresulta.sIshonldanticipate, lthem Shyloch and whonrcheercditors ve will procure it for you if it is to be gotten , ' n 7, IaI 01 1 ill0 t • i0 in the expulsion of gold, we shall have of this count.y. *e m shop y in the first place a financialerisi worse Ev e who sa depsitin a in Now Orleans. You can shop here by S. IIil 'II j , oll W than any ever sauffored in the contry, ings or o(thr btmk, every iolder of a mail as satisfactorily es if you cameo yourselfi this because we canoot in a long time, life inlsuruico policy, evei y pClnonlmr. even by workhing our mints day aud every member of a bnilding anld li...an night, coin silver enough to take the unewialion, every msnwbr of aid anid B. P ELL AL N plane which would be vacted by gold. ijneflt assorlations, every ow'ir of a Prices would surely falL Immense government bond, every one wlhose sal- 727 Canal Street. New Orleans, La. numbers o0 failures would ocur. La- aT rwagesanr maidonlyaflers!rvie t borers would bo thrown out of work. or labor is performed-thire ar omeo Altogether a dreadful paroysm in our of tIhe crditor cMles. Thl ame thel Ie 'rria;' fernat 1)n t ryi-nL ,0 I-tDm e'. The fact that a republic adjoins tho United States which hba the free aid buhncas would be precipitated. Slowly lhylock,who have a morteg oCathis _ uuelinmited coinage of silver makes it easy to observe the practical workings the gap left by gold would be filled by ceuntr, and who arn to be done out of pi r tinn. of a policy which we are told would make us exceedingly prosperous. Sthe mining andcoinageofailver. Prices bal of their savig, by the lick Ito l Mnrria i ,lituiirvme-n,1 int1roaD H, t asm Some of our silverites are either no ignorant or so reekles that they point would thou gradually rise. At last they scheme In trnth them Shylopkes n;nt ferling tnolines, will I.e pumlilsld ree; to Mexico as an illustration of free silver prosperity. The intelligent people would become higher than now, more only own tli conuutry, but they Ihve illn', will Jn c harge a exir.eling t,'ll of the United States, however, know the truth about Mexico. They know and more approaching the Mexican and votes enongh to compel the "poor" RATES reiit ir ral •. that the Mexi.au dollar is worth just half what our silver dollar is worth Japawese level debtors to pay in honest money. Let nu -IN_- I Pnliro l ltell, i aiolt irii+nr r elli. either here or in Mexico thongh the former containe more silver bunion "But a consequence far worse than tnumnertesonieot then')lwhoard their any of thes would be that our pammage wealth in A. ihinrea lt- ciiiu[ i .llmiit ii, ir I than the latter. They know that wages even in itsdepreciated currency are banks and loan it out at JUNE and JULY, United States and that the necessaries of to a silver basis woulderectagainst for- "uurious" rates of inlteret, and see much lower in Mexico than in the -VIA- rnmul ir spienht eliil to rl t isa nst ' t life are much higher there. eign exchange between Europe and the how much they would los under free The late Dr. James E. Reeve said: United States justsucha barrier as now coinage nud With 50 cent dollurs: - "I never thought it possible to put shocking sqnalor and gilded plutocraey STYTJTSES'T ROUTTE- eo close together as I saw themn in the City of Mexico. The masses, Indians, would annihilate all fi•d par between hatr. ! t. teoi are till virtually slaves, except here and there a man amsong them, like Jun- New York and London, repeatinr the omI6alh-k. 4.rts..ii tl.sw teatwl in. Dias sad others, whose native force puts them up. I dined with a dig. terrible inconvenience in o E .r etsNrotean lk. 1,VIA(X) I'.2 .s. un an nitary off gold plates. After the dinner I went for a stroll, but the beggary exchnage~ which we suffered in war rpiwut'" jI.atC {1,'I. f - :Ul Froln all Coupon Stations onl th System at Rate of One / and hideous poverty on the streete sickened me and drove me indoors. The timasewhen wewerouponapaper bnai& . L. as. la for the Round country has progressed unider Diaz, of course; but, Lord, Lord, it is far and Fare Trip. Totais.. ,11.2Amt C,,1,l.iRfliaOTeS awaybehind the most backward region of the United States in all particulara" *Sel r .Mi.neO.h.rS. ss.Ho W 10,000000 shyloo-a s it mflon*] idaI•S moustahis i-l IitColl ins Everyof odollar rea Anna ill these I m^'n wkilmy0nr paper uirSill in saedu The silverites had better beware of allusions to Mexico. Every dollar of our reent silver idly by and their dollar decline to llinnl aDntw, ntgeainoea te Carnma e 50 cents when they can, by depositing To S :it Friinisico, C.l.-Arcount meeting of the Amtrrioan Society of orlte, w"atihmt uto l F ntify u ati on J tne 15th, 1ith, 23d, 24th, at $68.00 from New Or- I GOLD AND SILVER. Honlet armer Jamen's Tiew,. ntrlsicaly only 40 cents, yet they are l ofoaper in a little bo, prevent Civil igimeelr, bloam the Pust M.stler, to ils-. --- There are many reasons for thinking maintained at a parity withgold by the any decline whatever? But therae a leans, $i,1A00 from HoIston, and at correponudigly low ratre from oth- Free coin•e Wosld Driveo old Out that free silver is losing ground in Ka-. govermment treating them the name othersaho will help them. There a* eI poin ts, good to return witlhin sixty (60) days tom the date of sale. This country as now gold and matking thom rceivablefor all 7,54 plsioera on cur government To Chicugo, Ill.-Alcotulit National Demoaratiu Convention, July Tlb. oFt d\hire a coply fi yiom- over ,0, as, Nbraaks and other parts of the I a...ime 000,000 in metallic money in nearly dues public and private. It is this that and 750,l of them cvoters If paid limited to July 14th for returnu. est where s.if or a frine. .o will aIlke it has been strongest and equal amounts of gold and eilver. The where the peple have devoted most keeps or preent silver coinargainoir- a on ll ono.halmof the $140 59,861 To Stll Antoni.-Flromn all statiodns in Texts, aecount BaptiOat' TEXAS AND PlA'IFIC free coinase advocates propose NI 5 Ae.