Lyons Weekly Mirror (Newspaper) - November 10, 1894, Rock Rapids, Iowa of Iowa NOVEMBER WHOLE U BY IKK Haln and Sixth 2 3 i I 1u Column 4 Column of 1 5 2fl to no 1 K J no no i oo 4 no on in aw i m to 6 BO JO 1 W t ni li 7 I 1 00 I 2 01 J 3 00 nn i oo 200 2 50 3 5l KM 8 00 1000 12 Hi it oo nn in to l 5u 1 75 i 5i 7 oo too l 6250 300 400 COO 1000 11 00 Hi 00 2000 24 H 00 LEO ar by D 22 7 Physician and 12 tin Us W M up Sw block Till near Fourth and Sixth anil Main 1 15 Kout ami 3 M A M 5 tl R WTP K 5 S 35 of suul Main J A Vonn 1 roi and sto i Fifth in mum aoa corner W of and 1ublUi AH kinds of la ken In the best style of the north uf 1nlillc Fine ami 5y FIRST Established 1803 General Banking DRAFTS SOLD ON ALL Otf THK OF ANI PASSAGE TICKETS On Popular Lines of Stt from THIS BANK WILL IH THE AS IN THE PAST ITS PATRONS LIBERALLY AS TO BATES OF INTEREST OH OUR TE OLLAR with fifteen year gold filled elegantly with warranted beats anything in the line ever Vice Organised VIRTUS Cashier v WAD CAPITAL ft I with INTEREST PAID OD DEPOSITS TRANSACT A GENERAL BUSINESS One Dollar and at the rito of fi per eint IHT annum tin six months ur uml ut the rate of 3 pur nn loft months and less than six Drafts on and all jir cities of HATCH HONEY LOANED ON AND open dally to 4 on Saturday from 7 tit as and HATCH Vim Carefully Correctly on Special Attention to and the of 0X03 South DO YOU WAST A STOVE This if you do go to lie has u full line of GOLD COIN As good au Oak is CLEARMONT Reliable Insurance ttf New ft of Booms 5 and 7 Gage Pri ces for Quality of COOKING J F As as any in the fur the Rast MAIN Arc interested in see onr line of Button Hat Hair Orna Sword MAILS Western via via via ami Sabuli MAILS via via Milwaukee Western via Sunday mail PLUM ING AND GAS We carry in two thousand of Sheet Prompt attention paid to Steam and Hot Water 404 MAIN Day School for WILKE 1 Successors to AT THIS OLD COR E G Academic De 1ull Courses in Art Vocal and Instrumental TEACHERS OF BROAD LONG EXPERIENCE AND WIDE FACULTY Olive Mental Science and Ad Laura Grace Greek and Sarah Natural May Literature and and Mario L Boston Elocution and Carrie Primary Mary Gustavus received In all Afternoon for ladles In Physical and Tuition In Modern and two years of per full of and of hunt on application to Office on Front between and Offers the Greatest Bargains in the Grocery lino in Clinton Wo make the lowest prices on the Finest Tons in the market we cell tho heal Klour lower anybody wo curry tho lines of Canned Gootle and Dried Fruits we pay tho highest possible prices for Butter and invite farmers to five us a and wo will convince you that we will suve you money both IOWA I WEDDING AND PARTY ADDRESS Hard and Soft Chop Baled llye ENGRAVING FOR IVORY CEMENT TO MISS 10 aud lii Call at Mirror JOB FEINTING AT THIS OFFICE Which is more durable and far more con than common Wo alao the quality of OFFICE CORNER EXCHANGE AND FIRST LYONS i Curtis to Congress ALMONT RATTIER DISTANCED VICTORIOUS TRIUMPHANT Imde DOOMED and 3DAMWSD1 T Hundred Thousand Majorities THE HOUSE REGAINED SECOND DISTRICT REDEEMED Iowa Ohio New York Pennsylvania Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Other States Big Figures i Tho expected haa The Inevitable hns boon H was that the American people 9hould fall to profit by the ob ject lesson so elaborately set before them by the Democratic Administra nnd one lesson was The effect of the moro threat of the Bourbon a was Two years of the BO sought gare every body hie Democratic House and Presi dent were almost equal to tho task set thorn by the free trade plank of their but the Senato saved their purty from utter If the Wilson had been the Democratic party would now be as dead as the Professor of Theory is himself and it is surviving only as a relict of the election of The obsequies are only postponed to What will bo tho results of this revolution thero will bo no more thought or talk of breaking down the defenses foreign Evou if the purblind House should next winter pass n with the objectionable features of the Wilson in tho desperation of it will not dare the Semite would defeat Cleveland is now as powerless for evil as ho is doing The Republi cans will take possession of the House next spring they will also rule or the Senate Grovor Cleve of would not approve any tariff a Republican Congress could pass and consequently tho Gor man act he dared neither sign nor veto will govern LS the revenue schedule of the country until wo can put a Protectionist in tho White House to collaborate with a Republican Houso and by that time tho Re publican Congressional majority will be Meanwhile confidence is returning with a and renewal of pros will speedily follow that requisite of successful business and pushing Before noon of upon the assurance of complexion of tho next House of thero were vital signs of reaction favorable to the Ae an a local member of a prominent firm through whom many loans are told us that morning Instructions had already re to advance interest per Mon who for a of years would put money only in Government bonds were now prepared to let It out on the value of which varies so much with fluctuating falls ao low in periods of and brings so little upon forced In sympathy with capital are manu and every other branch of Investment in the what affects money confidence no lesa affects everything else and as soon aft recovery can be had from previous prostration will the boom be felt and improvement But the greatest access of labor and trade cannot be looked for until during the Administration to succeed Cleve r Wben full control ia once more In the hands of Republicans and then will come the full tide of the permanent ad justment of economic steady employment at remunerative rates for all who wish to the preservation and supply of our home and assurance of continuance of all theao national and individual Tho people have must COINAGE that tho Government shall stamp all the silver that miners and speculators can dump on to doubling the value of every ounce all for the benefit of the owners of the white metal in bulk It is one of the most absurd notions ever enter or and would be one of the most unjust over enriching the silver at the ex pense of the public at Do and then why should not owners of nickel and copper also have their commodities stamped as worth five cents or a while really worth but fractions thereof as the Minneapolis Tribune puts If it is right to allow an owner of silver to take 48 worth of that metal to the mint and got it coined into a it is equally right to mi it an owner of paper to say one worth of that fabric to the government printery and have the dollar stamp put on If a big volume of is is free coinage of paper would be far better than free coinage of It would help out the poor people more for while none of them have any all of them have or can get Cannot and Populists eee the point thus plainly presented Why i should the people of Iowa vote to enrich a few or many silver producers and dealers of Western States Even if it mode money more it would take two dollars of it to buy what one pays for WSB tho Con gressional freo beaten ia Weal Virginia last Tuesday Read this from a former of hie District What is tho life of tho people there Simply mining and and lifter tho lumber ia taken off the the people pasture the ground with that awful Republican the poor little that wont hurt a but Its wool will keep us you for as this ia my main Not only has the price of lumber been cut almost in two but tho lumber mills have been Nine of the largest in tho aro now and all tho mon hitherto engaged in them are And the funny part of it nil is that these mills are owned by Demo Tho depression in tho lumber interests of Virginia in due wholly to the Wilson which has brought Canadian lumber into the markets o tho United States an against tho wonderful forests of our own part of Twenty cargoes of Canadian lumber unloaded last week along our New York AN of incredulous laugh says the English Chemist and greeted Wilsons state ment that the object of tho American free trader was to wrest from Britain tho leading placo among in And the conceited dupo did not know they were making fuu of Secretary Carlisle is Ho has ordered coachman paid for his months service in jail out of the United States Tho Republican party should by the check and it aa a historical object lesson of tho statesmanship of modern If this English coachman was u Yankee he would sue for damages for false and make it Turn tho rascals familiar party bo applied to microbes as well as to The germs of dis ease that lurk in tho blood are turned out by as effectu ally as the old Postmasters are dis placed by new Quoting from recent author on the Minneapolis Tribune re ports Another interesting demonstration IB that tho volume of circulating medium not affect the price of This is a fact that ia not BO to tho mafia of the and yet Johnson has figures to support Ho gae the volume of circulating medium of each It appears that the volume In tho Netherlands is per while the volume in Den mark is only The condition of and soil and business in these countries la essentially the and prices of commodities are also sub tho In spite of the that the volume of medium in Holland la about double that of If tho volume of circulating medium affects prices ought to bo twice as high ia Another striking tion is the fact that while the circula tion per capita in is less than onetenth that of yet prices in the two countries do not materially If our Populist brethren whoso panacea for hard times and low prices is in inflation of the circulating medium could only be made to realize that it in not the volume but the soundness of money that affects they if they are Immediately drop their foolish agitation for fiat If the money of a country is prices will nominally no matter whether the volume of money ia or Thut Is to the price of an article expressed in torma of money will be because of the risk involved in Inking the Tho confederate money in circulation at the close of the war offers n familiar illustration of this People did not stop to consider whether tho vol ume waa largo or but they would not give more than 10 cents in good money for a hundred dollars of because they knew it would never bo Should the Populists succeed in injecting two billions of Hat money into the circulating medium of the United there ia no doubt that prices would experience an ad vance in terms of tho fiat but they would be worth no more than formerly when computed in a sound medium of A laborer might be able to get per day in fiat but the in flat money would not purchase what in Uncle Sams good money now It is high time that all were learning that tho mere existence of doea not fill the pockets of tho With millions of dollars of good money many are hungry and with millions of cash many have Give people work and and they can have some thing but free trade makes them Grain in the What the Democrats declared to be impossible has come to The grain raised on the cheap land of by the cheap labor of its peasants has found Us way to the United States and ia selling hero In competition with the products o our own fur It not only is lowering in it IB lowering them in Now and not only in New York but In How scornfully Democrats laughed when Republicans told them that but for the protective on barley tho American market would bo invaded by foreign produce They are not laugh ing The fact thut this cargo of Russian barley had arrived in Now York and was to be forwarded to Milwaukee was announced in our special dispatches some days the matter the New York Mail and Express says The cargo of barley of feeding quality which waa sold early in September to come to New York whan corn was in tho sixties for cash promptly arrived this Tho vessel is the South from consigned to Ceballos The cargo is about to nnd is understood to come to Son who state thut the grain sold to go through to and will on tho local Now that Russian barley is hero we may expect and Indian Free has ruined agriculture in Great uu IOBS abolished will ruin it in the United Inter The American contains a startling statement to tho first effects of free trade upon American business It linds that there is 45 per less earned this year thun In no work for UO per of the tho output of the factories decreased by 14 the ell off per and billions of dollars less money In the same industries tho hands employed in were and in 1894 wagon paid in and 094 output of factories in 92 100 per In 94 56 per hands idle in wages product not material not Tho per hand in 1892 and in 1894 To get the full value of tho of these figures raid them care If you feel inclined to question their accuracy compare them with tho facts of tho situation which come under your own observation in your own Republican H n
