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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-26
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"

,oRPoRATIoN STOCK Wanted by
! Sent 25-l CHIBB A. sCHkNCk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

NV. HOWES, Montpelier,
Agent for Washnsi n County.
C.M. RUBLEE, N. D. Montpelier, Medical Examiner
MEDIC l. Exa xsEas THE COUNTY OF wAsHISorss
Augustus Carpenter, NJ d. Barre,
Orin Smith, Berlin,
f. 8. Deming, 81 Calais,
Lester Kiasilsy, :. a. Mors,swn.
s. W. Thayer,Jr. Mortified,
N. Bancroft, Z" Plsln6eId
DC. Joyceiin, g Npitsheld,
J =. Bingham, Warren,
=. H. Cleveland, Waterbury,
Local AGENTS,
WOODWARD, Waterbury.
BEMAN CARPENTER. Norhhe d.
J. ~. RICHARDSON, Wait,held.
TIE H0rffss~ Lite Health lnswr0nce
Company
Announces public tina, by Of
Charter enabled to offer advantages
presented by any other Company in the Uuited states
II has distinct departments combining the pviIe
conducting single institution controlled by Board
Of p'''O .v THE .IUTU.iE PLY,
TIL. company will insure the usual rates, in three
oartculars cain the superiority over ali mutual Compa
aes- .. -, .:..,. a.
Mutual Insurance Fund nsesd OF the EsrRE Of
Ord Giving scrip certificates of profits each year. psya-
bio in cash when hundred thousand oars has
lated as mutual fund, such bearing interest
from date and transferable
received fom Mutual Insurers the capital stock hun-
ded doas and all the reserved fund OF the Joint
efock INSURANCE ~
O.r THE SOf'sI S1OsA FAsa.',
The reduced one tha the amount charged on hs
mutual pan-the Company taAns ony "HAi u Is WORTH,
insure life given amount oi gwen ume instead Of
taking than equitable sum and Afterwards paying
back part of ONES OWN nosfr AND cAiLsG ~ 50 MUCH
The advantages oihis moac o. insurance over the
mutual plan thus be ILLUSTRATED suppose iathe at
the use Of thirty Two years. 70 esPend
duas annum Tor insurance on aus me- on inc unn
plan would him policy Of oas thousand dollars
On the Joint Stuck pan the same '"e wen dollars will vii
him policy OF one thousand and hse hundred dol
lars All that be csn expect IN is'o OF ons so caeo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
BIackwood's Magazine,
r land the N.Y. 90
Rritish Ohm rfQrlv Ravfavvs

n afs-
OWING to late rcsou,lous counter revelations
" among the nations Of Europe, which have followed
ss s u q q :
invested with degree Of interest hitherto auknewn. They
occupy middle ground between the hssy, doiuted and
borss and 70 b furnished By The his,or
anoi fassre day. whoever rsacs these periodicals Oh
tas aod connected account Of all the important
ppIitcal Of cd world, thay and learns
he various conclusions drawn on them ~ The leading
isb and the very low prices which they offered TO sab
'' TnE o dSS s'oi1s kHSlsw
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW $50 ~
THE N Sns!ra ,nsrys p kEvFEww:
BLACKwOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
though clearly :od firmly s.prs..sd = tho three pssi
ties in Esylsnd-Tosy, Wing and Radical Bt1ckwood'
ss .sa :ss Iss.s
The "Norh Brith Review" lis cstablishnent tho
last eccisasties movement 10 secsasd and i not u
knowledge il was originally edited BY d. Chansns
siaes his death. ee1ssess! :, hs ses il lav.
Character { Of he very hishe esdsr rs
thossh rspsuisd usdsr that tls aly, pshsbsd 10 Eng
being 10 set usiee fiSs two Rsvisus srns.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
EVENING EXPRESS
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
AFTER NV. 5, 1919,

PASSENGER TRAINS in connection with the Cen
tra, Passunpsic, csnrosd, Manchester & Lawrence,
Nashua n Worcester, Lowell 4 Boston Railroads,
Leave Boston from the Depot of the Lowell Road for
bacon, Wells RIVER Montpelier, Waterbury, VI. at Ia A.
NJ. aud for Bristol at - NJ.
Leave Lebanon for Boston, Gfoton Junction. &c. ii 20
A. NJ. and Bristol Is A. A. the :he cars
from Wells River and Montpelier.
This road the W. Central and cassumpsc
with the Concord, Nashua and Lswel Roads, and the
and quickest from Canada Northern and Gen.
tra Vermont, and New Hampshire, to Boston.
Passengers from the Central and Passumpsic Railroads.
vi Concord, Manchester, and Nashua, Gro;on
Junction, Worcester and New York; quick and
by any other route, and earlier at Boston.
convenient landing and Pens, for cat- has been pre-
pared the Lowell Road within mile Of Porers.
Special Train for cattle will 60 through this
n Tuesdays without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS for the Northern, Central, aud Pas
sumpsic Roads Depot Lowell Road in
ton. ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord, N II. October, %, Is49. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
Roilrodos.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday. 3d. iese the Passenger Cara
~ will ran a. follows vs-
Leave Boston for Burlington daily, eondays sxseptsd
via Boston LOWELL Nsshua Csneod Nosthsr. sna "
Central roads, I2 A. NJ. snd II ~ Aiso, via Fsch-
hurrh Vermont Mass, Cheshire. Suvan csns!al ~
I-2 and IL A. n. The IL A. NJ trains will ansse Y
Burlington at r. NJ. the same days and NE II ssd u
n. trains morning at IL A. NJ :.
Returning, Leave Burlington at A. y. ,sdz 2. 4,
for Boston, BY both the routes The uaan Will
arrive in Boston al 81 dsv, and the p H. tssis
next day ct p NJ. :,
Roth trains connect each way at Buflingeon daily, with
the stesmsrs ON Lake Champain and u Nashua, Fitch
burg soton Junction, with trains - and from Wos-
cester, Mass, and New York City.
Passengers leaving Monreal a. 10 ~ N. and Z. n.
will in Boston At aud r ~ The sexs DAY, and 10
New York A. NJ the second 6sy. Returning, leave
Boston 9, II and y A. NJ. and auive in Montreal
at ~ A. N. aud Ia P. NJ. the next day.
Freight trains leave Boston and Burlington Daily Sundays
excepted. 80
No charge will he uads for Tsuekags Wharfsss At
Burlington on freight betweca Boston and Burlington,
part OF the state Of New York o. the Casadss.
or further iuorrnation Pathfinder Hallway Gnids
JAMES MOORE, Eug. ssd Superintendent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
CANCERS CURED.

MIRO. B KINNEY merchant C7afr= oneiza e0laty, ~ j..
that cancerioctor in said county was eiecim
ouder.I cires OF ioue the efficacy OF BkAI'S
PURIFYING EXTRACT eneer-docf0y m Gree1e county,
n. Y. also using said PURIFIER Mr. A. B. SETTLE drug.
es CanaiohaTe. Montgomery county, " " nas informed
as Of important eare cASeER Of long ssa,as winch
was effected on aged LADY of thai place. IT. ceT-ire, ms
PuRiFIEK Cancer, by is purifying healing power. what
impure disease of tire blood Seven years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
FEvER-soRE CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD DuNSING Pastor Of the Preshy'e-
Basin. Munroe county, n Y svne 70 us
have Just from Mr.. CHAsSEY DuSSISS-
he Of his Feversore- lou may depend on
what states for he Christian and elder IN the
years he had 10 have OF hls legs cut
Of his life. uf teTer-scre re other
being affected and about he snpuias, recoI-
nsnded BRAST's MEDICINE Read lse rss1t lie s.ys -
hare ss>d only BOTTLES of BRASI's MEDICINE
placed ALL HOPS from your recommendation, thu 2oeie.
say that nth the blessing Of God Il has 5eefsa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LUCORREGA. &c

BYRON, GgNEsEE Co, n. y Oc;- 10, 1871.
"Messrs. NJ. 7. WALLACE CO.: Some time last winter
my wife became dehiaea from the effects OF Lscorrh<s
and SErsiag Mouth that she could her child
ton household Labor Her medical treatment varied
according the advice and prescriptions Of the
physicians until s exhausted useless efforts. She
hecane so skeiern- that the time she commenced
King Branrs Medicine she we he'd than eigfy-avo
posnds. hut by the time she had bottles, she
perfectly we'll The perfect; that enabled
TO do all necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
ct aes- weeks.
" Yours truly, c. B. GALENTlNE-v
The reader will observe that Mr. GALENrISE says
sgLL He. we are inlormed by z. s IEagY ESD. Of lie
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
ONLY MANUFACTURER OF
MedfOrd Rum.

Sold at his Distery in Medford and warranted pure
Also by Reed 4 Lovejoy, Nashville, N. H., and by
p & S. SpauIdisg, Wentworth ~ Il.
fLook out for imitation stayed MEDroHD Rux, without
the casks, for number of liquor dealers in
sending large Of Rum the country
for the Pure MEpSoKp Rev. None is pure unless
the casks. They also procure many Of my second
hand which having stamp them, they I'll
with their spurious liquor. DANIEL LAWRENCE
Mcdfort, Nov 8, 1ei9- w493isotf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11


UNITED STATES. 8
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE, STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VT.
Life Insurance the poor mans wealth and good in
vestment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS, K
HON. WILLIAM c. KITTREDcE, President.
EDMUND WESTON,
DANIEL sALDwsS. viee Presidents.
DIRECTORS,
T M. .l aEDFisa !G 1GI !. bEWEY.
EDMUND WESTON, DANIEL BALDWIN,
HOMER W. hEAT0N, JOS. B. DANFoRTH.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND WESTON, HOMER W. HEAT0N,
JULIUS Y. DEWEY. t4Et1
Medical Exsmiaer, JULIUS Y: DEWEY, MD:
Consulting Physician, FRED w. ADAMS, VI. d.
Secretary, ROGER 3. HOWARD.
kWe invite he attention ofhe public to The principles
ofiE,s Company lis charter is LIBERAL and furnishes ad
vantsses sse wishing become insured, equal not
superior To sny other Company in the Union
II il located il Aesy climatic among people OF Wig
constitution, and OF fixed aud regular habits For
nsnasement greater. Its Investments will be safer ls
busness directed with greater yrsdexcs and energy. All
the profits tie end ofevey Eve will be to the
credit Of the Life Policies
As Yensnf institution II has peculiar clrnis to the
patronage Of the people Of the State
a1rPerssas wishing Insurance with this Company will
be with forms of sppcso, by applying at the
Of6ce cfthe Company, or 10 any Of lite aReeu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scourgc of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
ject to a return of the disease-a cure by these
medicines is permanent-TRY THEM, BE SA-
TISFlED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF APPETITE AND
DISEASES OF FEMaLEs-these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results i'll cases of this
description ;-KNGs EVIL, and ScaoFuLA, in its
worst forms, yields to the mild yet powerful action Of
these remarkable Medicines. NIGrr Swsars
NsRvoUs DEsILITY, NEsvous COMPLAINTS of all
kinds, PALurArIoN TIE HEART, PASrEs's
COLO, are speedily cured. i
WERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become i'm
paired by the inJudcious use Of MERouRY will find
hese Medicines perfect culo, as they never fail
70 eradicate from the system al the effects of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations Of Sarsaparilla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition, in the
estimation Of every patient 80 - il-.J -.li.fs
BE CAREFUL OF COUNTERFEITS ---s--.
Several have lately been discovered, and their
lefarious authors arrested both in the CITY of New
FORK and abroad
Buy Of no who Is not an Auruoe,svr
AoKNT. s,.s a .a ......l .tt..l -
Prepared and sold by DR.. w. B MOFFAT, 33s
Broadway, New-York
giliarf =. FOR SALE BY
3. X. COLL ms, Montpelier W: Nl IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

PILES As remedy for this most distressing
and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES deserve distinct and emphatic
recommendation. 1t IS well known to hundreds in
,nis city, that the former proprietor of these valu.
able Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint for upwards of THIRTY FIVE YEARS and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass of the Msteria Medica
lie however at length tried the Medicine which is
now offered to the public, and he was cured in a
very short time, after his recovery had been pro-
nounced not only improbable, but absolutely i'm
possible. BY any human means
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
IIVER-COMPLAINT !!

Dr.. NATHAN HUBBARD, of S'asf5yd, conn one OF ne
oiest and respectable physicians was afflicted VITA
Lsrey-C rlaf many years, aud Ieetg cured oy 5sa1g
BRANT-S PURIFYING EXTRACT We could naiae hl,i
dTeds Of other cases also cured
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMP ANTS.
No remedy offered to the public has ever been mi as esia
eeraai restoring the incidental te4fn-s7 and "
of the BRASr's PuLaoNAsy BALsAA II
makes difference the lie
crrss s-rrness-t ALL, by strengthen
e9zail=say the CIRCULATION aud soas9 Gsd
aliayfag NERVOUS iRglTAsfLlrY- p see p2niphirts
CHANGE OF LIFE,
from he gil tie CONAN, and tie at middle Gyes
accelerated and tie other assar saPytsfcs
prevent any the sal disss iiat frequently
hruce OF such change
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!
"ATTicA- Genesee Co, Fetrnarg !, 1913
AN. T WALLACE L CO-feHarrc=. was fer
than afflicted with disease OF the stomach. could
any fat greasy substance without causing great pam,
sickness, ard vomiting CONTINUALLY afflicted with
stomach ]. experiment. tired bottle OF BRANrS
MEDICINE, which, disappointment eaef
<rrd he usual pain after erffg therefore used second
bottle which has completely cured the disease
well and hearty and almost anything without being
panied, or the stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, T. s. WILCOX-"
Mr. Wilcox is a respectable merchant Of Aficn-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
MERcURTAL DISEASES.

MERCURIAL DISEASES.
BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT IS perfect snd thorough
sradnfor Of al The Effects Of MsRcrRy. of
preparations OF CALoNEL MERCURY il
restores the hooa muscles, and al ta part cfiy-
~ HEsLrHY STATE
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!
Mr. A. HoLTSTANDER, merchant obyiia. Lo,rois Co,
tn1' wrote, December 49, 1874 and having stated how
Ike a charm The PULMONARY BAi4SAM had ehecicd ths
cure OF hs wiie's persun-
ally used BRdNT'S PURE iIyG IA 1H9C Y, dor general
heiiiy o. my sstm, and have hesitation Ia sayn
IS the best medicine and iN,isoRAIE
TEN inat have used. In erery here
sold BRASTS MEDICINES. sies s,sri tissr Ee4g,
aud grcs the BEST SATISFACTION
SALT RHEuM,
and ~ impure eioae dess Of the Boco always cured
~ Bi3ANT'S EXTRACT II : =, -
For safe by REDFiELO & GaANNis and 8. X. COT
LiNS Montpelier; Isas-on Z CaTa?heli. Wesfeid Gess
Delapo, Waterbury, A. L. Bsncroft, PainGcld, French
& Walker, Barre James Csrdc warren; Putnam &
Wooster, Mafsh6eld; A. G. Burnham, Moretown H. II.
Camp Norbheld Centre j. A. 5. White Nor,hheId N r.
keeler, Hydepark; v: F. Noyes Morsistown; A. Camp,
Stowe Morse Knight, Jchnson W. & u. Grswod, JEFF
fesoavile; G. Hopkins 4 Co. Cambridge. And BY Mer-
chants and Druggists in nearly every the State
January, 1851. 57:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
VERMONT w1TcHMxN & STATE JOURNAL

q s......... (lsIo IFIlT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

1000 f sfPIs ssss F. m A
i fair price will DO paid by SCOTT 4 FIELD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11

ocuIvy, UIce1s, duu InVetefate S0fe3, Uy
the perfect purity which these LIFE MEDI-
CINES give to the blood, and all the humors.
Scorbutic Eruptiens and Bad Complex
ions, by their Alternative effect upon the fluids that
feed the skin, and the morbid state of which occa-
SONS all eruptve complaints, sallow, cloudy, and
pther disagreeable compilations.
The use of these Pills for very short time will
effect entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and
striking improvement in the clearness of the skin.
COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will
always be cured by one dose, or by two even in
the worst cases
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-11
New Carpetings
N'a'c" =. %
LOWELL WATER CURE

lust Received at STORES & LANGDON's.
u March G.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The report that the Secretary of the
Treasury would ask for new loan is not
true. President Fillmore opposes such a
course even for the expiring loan of eight
millions of dollars, which must be renewed
In the next two years. He recommends a
change in the revenue system as a proper
means of extinguishing these liabilities.
The President and P. M. General have
decided that when Deputy Postmasters
once become Executive appointments, they
require confirmation by the Senats, and
must remain so thereafter. This decision
renders it necessary to submit to the SEN
ate, the nominations ofnumerous Postmas-
tiers now holding appointments from the P.
NJ. General alone, and it is thought MANY
changes will thus be made.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
CENSI1S RErI1RNs

arkansas entire population o.
this State is 198,746, of which number
1922 are slaves and 636 free negroes.
The productions of the State for the last
year were 66,942 bales cotton, S,27S, 731
bu. corn, 1,229,851 blu. oats and 289, $50
bu. wheat. For the above productions l 3d.
229 acres are devoted to the culture OF
cotton, and 430,894 to the culture of grain.
alabama nine counties the popula-
ton is lS5, 5Sl, being an increase in these
counties of 35, 1896 since 1S48.
Massachusetts.-Total population 994,-
Cos. The population in 1910 amounted to
737, 70O-increase 256,965.
Rhode Islond.-The complete official re-
turn of the population of this States makes
it IA, 4S9, being an increase of SO, 767
since 1910, when it was 105, 1922.
Pennsyloania.-The increase in thirteen
counties since 1910 is 1S8, 78S..
Marytand.-Nine counties in this State,
including the city of Baltimore, exhibit an
increase since 1910 of 96,236.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
Ruckwheat Flour.

We were recently presented by Mr.. ]. F. Dick
erson, proprietor of the Genoa MILL in the town
OF Hudson, county of Walworth, with sack of
buckwheat flour. Until that time, we supposed all
buckwheat flour was alike, at least we had never
been able to detect any difference in the quality of
the many different purchases of which we had par
taken But this opened our eyes and tastes to the
fact that there could be such thing as difference
In the quality of buckwheat -four for this certainly
surpassed any thing in the way of that material
OF which we had ever before eaten. We cannot de-
scribe the difference, although are very sensibly
aware of 1t; and if we could describe it ever so
well, it would not convey half the idea that could
be obtained by going to Leonard s. NJ Killip's and
getting sack of the same kind and trying it for
yourself
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20
Case of CongestiYe Fever Cnra.

gentleman travelling through Illinois, the fall OF IN,
was taken with congestive fever. He Immediately co
menced with BRANDRETH's PILLS. All the doctor: oS
village said he would surely die, nothing could posS
save him but free bleeding and calome He stuck II A.
pills, however. One day he took thirty two pills n.y.
discharges were as black pitch He got well in we'd
ANOTHER CASE.
In Missouri another gentleman was taken with the NM
gestive intermittent fever He took the pills in doses
nign as fourteen in one day. He got better and started
his journey. But getting wet he had a relanse Hs s
menced taking the pills again, and although confined
bed for fourteen days, used nothing else save during A.
delirium of bis friends gave him some caIomel
that was the only dose as he made them all promise Ii
thing but BRANDEETH's Pills every three hours On,
his sickness he lost over thirty pounds weight This
y called Dr. Brandreth directly after arrival in NJ
York from the west, and told him the above and I'M
twenty days after getting up, he had got back nearly
flesh, although he had been day without tat
more or less of the pills. he found his constitution YET
ected by the double attack it were, of Congesiye Few
He said he felt quite that the Brandreths Pills pnS
Providence, were the means ofsaving his life.
brandreths Piils, 70 cents per pox. 5-&
Sold by ". Sawyer, j. b. Starkpeether, p. p re,r,
Co., KenOsha
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-20

been to increase wealth in the hands of the few and
to deprive the many of labor and turn them out to
suffer and starve. Year after year inventions in
machinery have been superseding the use Of manu-
al labor and the laborer has been turned from his
legitimate occupation in life to compete with the
laborer in another department and bring the wages
of all down to the starving point The great strug-
gle now appears to be among the laborers as towho
support life with the least susie. ance, for he
who can live on the least, carry off the prize
of employment from him whose wants will not per-
nit him to bid so low. Wife and children with
mouths to feed and backs elothe, are amisfortune
if not crime under such circumstances, and in
fact any thing rising above the sustenance of
animal life is luxury which the ordinary laborer
cannot purchase.
Is this to be the sole result of these Inventions?
Has God expanded and enlightened the human
mind, and enabled it to control and apply his laws
and his elements, to no other end than to elevate
sensualiy one portion of the and cruah to the
lowest depths of degradation by far the greater
portion. We say, no. They will yet work to the
highest benefit of the whole race. This new prin-
ting machine Will throw thousands out OF elnplOy-
ment, but by cheapenng intelligence, it will give
a renewed impulse to the instrumentalites by which
mankind are to be elevated to knowledge both of
their rights and duties. These machines by which
the wants, real and fanced, of the race, minis
tered to with such extraordinary rapidity, will do
what it is necessary should be done before the race
will move to higher conditions, and that is to fill
all these wants to safety. The world is abundant
ly stored with wealth and blessings for all. Each
and every man, woman, and child can have an album
dance, and all be comfortable together. This ma
chinery will work this knowledge into the human
mind Into some it will educate and nstil it as
softly and gently the zephyr fans and kisses the
cheek of beauty and into others it will force it by
the power of starvation and grmdespair, but SOON
err or later it will come and these inventions and
labor saving machines will work their final revolu-
ton of Transforming the race of antagonisms into
the race eff brotherhood aud instead of filling
to repletion with all the luxures of earth and per-
hitting others to starve, will pour into the lap of
all, abundance.