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PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION'.
Aujfnst 7th Named as the Day of M?ellas
of Extra Session of Congress.
ingmeu wages of labor, and
Whereas, the present petilous con j
dition is largely the result of the fi ;
nancial policy which the executive
brauch of the government finds cm :
bodied in unwise laws which must be
executed until repedeil by congress,.
I, Grover Cleveland, president cf j
the United States, in performanee ol
constitutional duty, do, by this proc
lam at ion, declare that extraordinary j
occasion requires the convening of j
Executive Mansion, Washington.
June 30, 1893.—The distrust aud up
prehension concerning the financia
situation, which has pervaded all tin
iness circles, has already caused greu
loss auii damage to our people am
threatens to cripple our merchants,
stop the wheels of the manufacturer,
bring distress and privation to our
farmers and withhold from our work
now, therefore,
both houses of the congress of the:
United States at the capitol in the city
of Washington, on the seventh day of
August next at 12 o'clock noon, to ;
the end that the people may be re
lieved through legislation from pres
ent and pending d mger and distress, j
All those eulitled to art as members
of the Fifty-third Congress are requir
cd to take notice of this proclamation j
and attend at the time and place above
Stated.
Given under my hand and seal of
the United States at the city of Wash
■ington on the thirtieth day of June
in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and ninety-three and of the indo
pendenee of the United States one
hundred ami seventeenth.
G rover Cleveland.
The End of the Tether,
Silver has reached the end of its
tether for any use as a coin metal he-1
vond its need in our token and sulisi
diary coinage.
The action of the la-;
dia government, which, alarmed at
at last on all hope of any joint action
by the comrtiereial nations looking to
the restoration of silver. It readers
all further efforts of this country to;
sns'.aiu the fulling metal absolutely
futile. The immediate drop in values
from 83 te G3 cents an ounce on the
the fall ia \ahie of ttic rupee from
two shillings to on« shilling twopence
has closed its mints to the tree coinage
of silver, indicates that door is shut
announcement of the action of India
shows that whatever steadying force
our purchases have had is lost, and
a new downward movement is begun
which may take silver to below GO
cents an ounce before- snow Cies. It
will stop only when its commodity
value is reached.
The United States have made a
brave but futile and costly effort to
sustain silver, Ilow much it will cost
us can only be determined after the
appalling stock of silver coin and
bullion accumulated since 1878 is dis
posed of. The difference between
what it cost and the price brought
will measure the sacrifice the count y
has made for a mere sentiment which
has led it into a violation of the plain
est and best established of economic
other nations have done btfo.-c us,
that the laws of commerce, based
they are on ihose of nature, are, like
hers, inexorable. It may be worth ail
it has aud will yet cost us if this les
son is learned. We have tried to use
laws. .We have only demonstrated r.s
us
the power of a great nation to make
values, and—let us confess it in all
candor
p verv ,) 0 i| ar (l i
must be made good to the people some
time and some how. To the Joss #1
ready incurred by the depreciation of
that already brought must be added
whatever will accrue from the further
and inevitable depreciation until sil
v«r touche, bedrock. W« kavs had
our danee, aud we must pay the fid
dler
■we have failed, as all others
have failed before us.
lhe situation is a serious on.*.
We
have invested over $500,000,000 in
silver. tVe have been able to force
into circulation 58,000,000 of sil
dollars. By making shift or silver
and treasury notes no have the
ver
repre
scutative of a couple of hundred
thousand rnoro silver dollars in use.
The remainder is piled up in bursting
vaults.
Wo arc adding 4,500,000
ounces to this monthly under the
Sherman act.
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The situation calls for immediate
Congress should be convened
action. 1
at the earliest possible day. The pur
chase of silver must be stopped. That
What shall be done after
Is plain.
hat is a question whose answer can
It is possible that with the Iu
lian dumping ground closed the eon
mental nations may I* forced to take !
ome action to save themselves fur- j
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j "There never was a lime when Eu- .
; gland so much desired a new channel ;
for Investment," said B. E. Walker.
: of Toronto. "There never w as a time
when so much Englisli capital »*'•» j
seeking investment. The desire is
to ccme to the United Stales with it. i
j England has fullered in South Arne.-j
ica, in Australia, and iu oth.r fields. ■
tier capital has lieen drawn out of ;
j them. I have it from some of our
j most eminent financier; that Hum
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ther loss on their silver holding«.
Anyway, we can play in a waiting
game. Stop buying and wait.—St.
Faul Globe.
want to bring their money to the Lui
ted States if they can tic assured of
stable currency. Tile people [ reprr
; sent lend from $5,000.0tl0 to SG, 000 ,• |
000 in this country. We lend it in
the West and 8ou ti as well as in the
j East. This strong sectionalism which
is developing in your country we can't
understand at all. Gold Is the standard
j of my shareholders and creditors. 1
am hound to maintain that for them.
We wouidu't care if gold went to a
premium in the United States. We ;
would do business here. We loaned
money liete in 1872 79. We managed
' that condition. We can t manage
the present condition of uncertainly.'
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Lewis Bro*.«genera! merchant 1 , Po
! oatelio and Montpelier, Imvc closed
j doors under the weight of attach
. meats.
Deserving PraLe,
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We desire to say to onr citizens
that for years we have been selling
p r Kin"'s New Diseovcrv for Uor.-i
sumption. Dr. King's New Life p,)^ ,
j Bueklin'a Arnica Salve and Electric
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We do ;
not hesitate to guarantee them every I
time, and we stand ready to refund i
j the purchase price, if satisfaclorv re- j
| suit» do not follow their use. These !
remertms have won their great popu-1
arity purelr on their merits. Dr. W
[]. Rehlc & 8ob, Druggists.
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Ritb-r. , and have never handled
erlies that seli as well, or that gi
suc i, „„ivcreal satisfaction,
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COXDCCTED OV THE
Sisters of the Holy Cross.
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Studies for Boarders and Day 'pu
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in Se.ptcmber, 1893. I
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The Winner has a Clear liift of a Small
Fortune, and the Losers Have Patents
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Would vou like to make twenty-five ;
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huudretl tlollars ? If you would, read i
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careful I v what follows and you may t
sec a way to do it. :
T|w 1>a , ss C!uim9 Company devotes
|UUtfh . lUelIl j t;ll lo |, :4 t«.-,ns. It lias
j lall ,i| cl i thuitsnuds of appliealions for
invellli(1I1S) l)lit it wollW like to handle
th»us»n«ls mors*. There is plentv of
i||VMllive ts g CIlt !lt , arge j,, ., |U
, n nci . (li|lg llo , hillg but encourage
||lc . |lt t(> liraclU . a | ri 5U |u.
■ Tb;(l cncouragt . raent , !ie IVess Claims :
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^ HAI.D AS It SELjIS.
Stiil Mure.
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A patent strikes most people as an j
appallingly formidable thing,
idea is that an inventor must lie a
| natural genius, like E lison or Bell ;
that lie must de\ote years to delving
in complicated mechanical problems
and that lie spend a
cate experiments la-fore he can get
new device to a patentable degree of
perfection. This delusion the «inl
pa»y dtsires to dispel. It desires to;
The
fortune on deli
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get into the head of the public a dear
; comprehension of the fact that it *-■*
not the grout, complex and expensive)
«>'» micas Ihr.t bring the best returns
to their authors, but the little, simple,
and cheap ones—the things Unit sc
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so absurdly trivial that the avera
citizen would feel somewhat ashamed
: of bringing them to the attention of
I the Patent Office.
. Edison says that tfic profits lie lu»|
rccffivtil from the patents on :t!l Ins
marvelous inventions liave not been
9ufik ' icnt 10 l ,:,v lhe cost " f l,U cs !*' r '
' menls - l^ ut 'ke man who conceived
, the idea of fastening a bit of ruliU-r,
««•'* to a chil l's l.all, so that it would
come liack to the hand when thrown,
i made a fortune on his scheme. The
; m ' wkrn sewing-machine is a miracle
I j ,1 o Lnu, *i *' l> ' l )ri,, -ui.t of the toil
i of ,iuil,lrt 'ds of bu*y brains through a
j l,l, " dri 'd î,ml üft - v üu » l!,e wl " ,k '
! br ' H,ant r( '*" h re9ts "l wn ,ho ' ,im l ,!t '
llevic0 uf b uUi "- ,lic «'.vc of the needle
:,t ,he l M,illt '»stead of at the other
end
THF LITTLE THINGS THE NI0ST
VALUAHLE.
Comparatively fe»v people regard
themselves as inventor*, but almost
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everybody lias been struck, at one i
time or another, with ideas that seem j
e»l calculated to reduce some of the
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little frictions of life. Usually such
ideas are dismissed without further
\ lliougllt.
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rnake its ear windows so that they
! ca!l l,c "P <!o, '' n without !
I breaking the passengers' backs? " cs j
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"If 1 were rim
I ning the road I would make them in j
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! '•What was the man that made this
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! cook. "He never had to vvoxk over a I
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"Hang such a collar button!" growls I
Hie man who is late for breakfast. "If |
1 were in the business I'd make but
tons that wouldn't slip out, or break
off, or gouge out the back of my neck." j
And then lhe various suffers forget
„u .» . i i •
ail about their grievances ami begin
to think of something else. If they
would sit down at the next
opportunity, put their ideas nhout car
windows, saucepans a.,1 collar hu l
ton» into practical Hliripo, and then
apply for patents, they might find
themselves as independently wealthy
as < he man who invented I he iron urn
hrella ring, or the one who patented j
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induce people to keep track of
their bright ideas and see wlmt there
•*» i° them, the Press Claims Company
ba ® ^rcsoKcd to offer a prize.
• 0 ^^ llic l ><:r8oD wli0 submits to it the
a " d ' n0!,t 'I 1 ™** 5 "« i,iven -
^ a commercial point of view.
tie companv will give twen.y-flve
77°""" ' n<,(Ii ' io "
« funding Urn fees for muring the
!t Wl, l also advertise the invr
free of charge
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Tû ^ ° ff,r i4 sul j^ 1 to llic fuil °"
I ing conditions :
I Every competitor must obtain n
patent for hi® invention through the
I company. He must first apply for u
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preliminary search, the cost of |
Shouhl J
this search show h's invention to be j
unpatentable, he can withdraw with-; «
out further expense. Otherwise he do
; will he expected to complete his ftp
! plication ami take out a patent in the
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the inventor will have a patent that
ought to Ihs a valuable prop»'rty U
iiiiu. The prizt will he awarded by a
jury consisting of three reputable pat- J
I wit attorneys at Washington. Intend- ;
ing competitors should fill out tile ;
following blank, ami forwaid it with ;
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, 1893. !
i "I submit the within described in
! vent ion incoinpctit|>n for the Twenty- !
j fire hundred Dollar Prize ottered by
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This is a competition of ratlu r a
j lmi , gu .,| „ a i,i ri , U is common in
tors risking; tiie loss of Un ir l.dmrt
to; ( i)r ,j lc : .i n<Jllli r ( f the pii/.
the Dress Claims Company.
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priz.-s f.u the best story, or picture. ;
I or urchitectuial plan, all the competi
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the successful one men Iv selling hi.
But ill»- \\
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*-■* | r|,iiij» ontir-ii «iitU-i-e-ur. Eich person
ls as ked merci v to help him-udf, aim
j |bc 0)l( , wb „ | u .[p S him-clf to Hit be»!
j a , lval „.,„ e u to , K . ^.„.„-, 1 ,.,) f„ r ;
sonic- ;
, it. The prize is only a stimulus to
something that «votdd be
worth doing without it The architect
whose competitive plan for a club
; house on a certain comer i» not ne
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thing of very little t«» him.
j the person who patent a simple and
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He has a substantial result to show
for Ins work—one that will command j
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I its value in the market at anv tun".
T|l<j |||Bin USM ;1 „, !irt)1 . 1( .
j„ |,j s ,| a j; v work ought to know U t
a ter | IO \v to inipnoe it Hum the me
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clinuica! expeit who studies it only I
from a theoretical point of view Get
rid of the idea that an improvement j
can be too simple lo be worth patent
ing. The simpler the better. The
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twenty five hundred dollars.
! person who best succeed® in combin
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j The responsibility of this company
stock is belli by about three hundred:
of the leading newspapers of the Uni
ted States.
j Address the Press Claims Company.
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IiucUlin '* Arnica Strive. ,
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The nest Salve in Hie world for
! Cuts, Bruises, Sores.
Ulcers, Salt
i lllieiim. l'cver Sores, Tetter, Chapned
Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
a I Eruptions, and positively eure.» Files,
I or l ,!, . v required.
I to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded, Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Beide & Son.
It is guaranteed
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Application for Portion.
VTOTICE I» hsr. t.y siren Dint the under
«iKiMfd will nmlco u ppl Ion I Ion for inmion
at iho n*xr mrftmirur too H moruMc iiomu
of I'm i don i In July.
Dated Juno 15th. I^/J.
convenient__
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Lamjovticb at in.iicKrooT, Idaho. » t*
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6, A. R. NOTICE !
We take this opportunity of inform
ing our subscribers that the now Coin
tnissioner of I'ensions has been ap
pointed, lie is an oh! soldier, and we
believe that soldiers anil their heir®
« ill receive justice at his hand- " e
do not anticipate that there "ill b«'
any radical changes in the administra
tion of (»elisions affairs under the new
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regime.
We would nil» iso, however, that l
ÿ. soldiers, sailors, and their heir*.
lo make applications at !
heady ih'iiej
,o In of,U r to secure the Item lit of lit»' j
if their claims in case
once, if they have not
jeaii.Y filing
their should be ttny future pension 1
legislation. Such legislation is seldom |
Therefore .it is of great j
retroactive,
importance tlmt applications lie (Hub
in the Department at the earliest |
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If U. S. Soldiers, Sailors, or their j
l 'aient s desire ;
information in regard to pension mat j
ters. they should write to The
Widows, Children, or
C , and tlu v will prepare
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Mild send tin
necessary i<-ntif lhi*> Lid
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laws enacted f.u their L i » lit
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
A complete assort ment of fine f'lotli*
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A first eia-* lint* of Fall nml
Winter good» on hand.
Good »vnrkmansbip a:,d perfect
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