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THE STORY TOLD BY THE CARTOONS. 
 
 I, Chicago platform, good and strong ; exit G. O. P. Elephant. "1 
 
 II. The Inauguration, March, 1893 ; rosy future. 
 III. The Gresham piece won't fit ! 
 
 IV. The Cabinet Maker satisfied ; Gap filled with an old Shoe ! . 
 V. On a Throne-building enterprise ! 
 VI. The Policy of Infamy ! Chagrin ; sorrow ; perfidy. 
 VII. Six months after — September, 1893. 
 VIII. Kicking Silver out ! 
 
 IX. Making Wilson bill ! 
 
 X. An Administration "Object Lesson," March, 1894. 
 XI. IT passed the House ; Honor to whom. etc. (?) 
 XII. The Communism of Pelf ! 
 
 XIII. "Sweets to the sweet," and " st4gar" for 'em all. 
 
 XIV. " Not handsome nor satisfactory; but — " 
 XV. Trying to dovetail the two bills ; " Something MUST be done." — li. C, 
 
 XVI. The effect : Exit Uncle Sam ; enter John Bull. Delightful prospect, eh ? 
 
 XVII. " If I was so soon to be done for, what was I begun for?" 
 
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