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rrrs GAME or LiFg.

ThI. life 10 hut = game Of esrds
which mertal- have 10 learn;
Each .haIIies. eut- aud deals The PACK
And eseh trump dos turn
some bring high card To The top,
And others brig low. -
som. hold = hand quite nash OF trumpss
while Others noIe can snow
so.n. .huire With p.seticed hard,
Ana pi,k thstr cards xiih CaTc.
No the, may KNOW when ey are deaf
wpsrv all the lesdets ne;
Thn. ,ool, sre nii> the dnp.s of rosues.
While rogue. each other eheai,
And be 4. very wi-e indeed
Who never meets defeat.
When pisyinf. some throw out the ace.
Tbs counting cards TO save
sot.. pi.y the dsurc. and -ome the ten.
Hut msny plsy th. tnsve.
soms play for money. some Tor fnn.
AMI some for ~oriiiy fame,
But NO. until the lames aVed out
Can thsy eo1nt W their game.
wh.n t~arts are trumps wr play ior love,
And plea.ur, rule. the hoar-
No thought 90 sorrow cnetks our Joy.
In Bsauty'sr - bower;
W. sins. ue lance sweet verses make.
our carts At tan l"ns play.
And ~hils our irumrs remain on tip.
our games holiday.
When di.morcs chance tn crown the pack
The piaye.- -'Ah- th'it gid.
AMI heavy sums sr. loot and won
By gamblers yoons and Old;
Intent On winnlnx. each his game
Doth Ssteh with eager Eye,
Hoo he msy zee his belghbofs earf,
Aud be.i him on the sly.
When clubs ere tramps. box out TT war
Du oc,sn aud on isni
Fur bloody hafror. si~ays come
When clubs o.. held In hard
Then lives are staked insietd " goLt.
The dogs Of wsr arr fre,d-
Aesos- the broad Atlsntle now.
See clubs sac In the lssi
Last sam. of all !. when the sssie
4. turp. q by hand vf Time
n. always d.als the eloslng game
In ever sgs s'si ciime.
No matter Low .-neh each man wins,
or how much eacl man sAss-,
The spade will hHish ny IN. game.
Aud dig the players graves.
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STRAY cow.

A FINE LOOKING SPECIFIED COW. RED
n and white, cspe q the sueenr " sri'ng
Hcus~. Lover Gold Hiii. en- the t'h in-'sst.
The owner OF the Gov can obtain the same By
ars,f MRS. PARKER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = no humbus by One
IHllibls fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powders will do all We claim ior
them, We viii send ihtm By mail. post paid.
Irial boz As Dr. 0oulafd II The only pt, siei.n
that has ever made this di,eass ~, tiai study.
ALd % 10 our knowledge thoussnds have BEN
dsfs, ne will guarantee o peimAnent Cure In
every case. or h.iund you All money kxpeIded.
All sufferers should give ethese fowdets an ,Ariy
irial. aud be convinced of their curative POW.
ers.
tIU,UU psnt By mall tO Any psn oi the United
rtAies VI Canada on receipt Of price. OF by sxs
prsss, z. v. u. Addrvss,
ASH a ROBBtNk,
go Yuit.n strvst, brooklyn, N.f.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

an sunsrsrs from this disesse that are anxious
10 bs cured should Try Dr.. kissners Cslt bfatsd
only preparation known that will cure Cor.
sumption, and all disease 0f the throat AID
Iungs- indeed, ~ s,rvng u our iaitL In them.
an also 10 convince you tbst they arv no hum
bus, we will f0rxara v. every suiierer, by maiis
pVst paid, Q free Trial Boz.
We don't want Jour money until you arc per.
iectly salisnsd " their cuiaiise powers. IL
your lie 10 worth favlLg. dont delsS ~ givirg
ihess Po~ders trial, as they will rufely cure
yvu.
Iriee. for large boz, $500. ,snt 10 any part Of
the United staies % CANADA. By mail. IN receipt
Ash e. RO1lBINr,
800 ulton .tro,t, prOoklyn. MI.
In, In
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I,dorssd bv a Prominent Drurris..

Is.r-sy certify that Nfr. Lawrence purchased
made me familiar with his casa. fbslsvs his state
neht 10 be tru- IN eyery particular. - -,,~
iIrcnnrko. Oct. IL JAZZ y. pki1f'
Zach package contains Dr. esnfordS Improved
lnhAns Tubs and tull dirvctions for tts use In ah
easss Price, ii. For sale BY all vholssAls and 10
tsil druxfi.,s and dss,srs ssrcuHh2ss tns Unitsd
AFsrts asd whoiesais DruEEists. Boston. Ma
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Or. 1. J. clAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
zoo Ksar.y street. sas Francises,:

100 Ksarny street. sAn Francisce,.
USsrABLIsHED IN 1884. Y0R THE
III peI ~ anent curs OF al special and Chfonio
DIse.ses, o. slso eli fsnale Complaints and
Dissas Of the Nervous System.
The immense destruction VI human NE an.
nually irvm secret aud chronic diseases caused
this old and reliable Institution to be estab.
llshed nrst In Philadelphia. Penn, In leo0, and
Afterwards In ran Francisco, CAL. In 1884, a. Q
private aispsn:ary. IN orss, 70 ano.u .ns
for the shove and all other Affections and com.
plants. Consuitstons 81 the lnstituss OF ~
letter. PREE.
Ph,sicai:aud Mental Debility,
Vital weakness, nervousness, low spi-its. las
Iituds. weakpess of the limbs AID back, loss
OF muscular power. indisposition and incapa.
biiity for labor and rtuoy. weak, exhausted
,ss.s no energy o. eSuIsss iass OF NJ %s%.
or, aversion TO s~eiety. love Of solitude. TIN.
ldity, self dislrust, Ioss of manhood, dizsiness
bead sehs, paine In the side, anections OF the
eye. plnp.es on the face, sexual of Other IN.
nrmities In man or woman, are cured by the
jusily celsbislsd physician, l.. J. czAPkArs
Ms method Of curing diseases 10 peculiarly hl
own unknown " othefs). and hence the great
succ..s Ihsumatic Anee ions. chronic catsffh,
diseases Of .As stomach and Kidneys. liver com.
plants. etc.. successfully treated. Those who
are sunsring from the sfrors and ipdiscrvtions
Of ,outh, nervous veak-ess. Ars sssufed Of
permanent cure.
Dk. CZAi KAY. one Of .ns nost successful
medical LrAclitivners on the Pao.he coast, may
be consulted eonndentislly In reference 70 tho
above and all other conf laints At the lnstituts,
No. YO0 n eaFny street sau tranctscos
Changes moderate. Communications strictly
eonndentiai. Medicines sent By cxpress. Ad.
drsss L. J. czAPkAf, n. D., Postoniee Boz
"a Nan fr4bctpcO, Cal. Oco y
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

o.rtsmes. Ny ess her,eay e felleys inavs
iar severity fos nile ys.rs lied res \ bra
sssisnsdy 10 % q ss iois ss,1e .Sl: 70 ls
sssi. Iy Sss1sss az tinss % nlll ot estIrrhsi
nsi,er - 20 hturs my sense o. fssasinf and scnp,,
ssa NJ thi sss Ssfors could sicsp. EvsrY one o}
lhess ds;rsssing symptoms hss tisapp.ared undet
lhs use Of not quite three bcttles u bASyosot
have no aslhnistie symptouis, no cough. no drop
pinss In the throat, no Ne ssdAehn, AMI IN every vL
Effects of tho CrRa on my tppctite. on my kdneJs,
and. 10 faet. every part of my o stem What hss
hsp,esL crs,; ys,,J respectfully. lAvryycr
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IT can Be CURED.

lresa Be cured, TN.rci.no doubt about = Lns ns
cAI Cuns Yol Car ARiH 70 bat slixh xht sv'd.nee q
vhAt msy follow ~ r.isien, u.e o. ns rsmsHy ~ ~
rssai rasssges u removed with fsw stplie.tioas
lho ulesrallon aud iaiimmstion subdued ahe
healedi The entire lilinxs o. u, hsai
ton Is thai OF powerful rurifsinf seent. desuoy
ing I. e. ses,s ,ssSss Z. z e:s,s s 1is.ss,s @
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CoMNrrrsns ON toas,s are usual at all
great bsnquets. They are more sub
stantial than quail.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15

The MONOPOLY or MONEY,

The moral revolution now eXevcis-
in- the minds If men. is i war ara Ia
overthrow the legal monopoly of III m
~ by the substitution ot better none
iary laws. 1t is Il war ~ ,inS. uni lst
Laws. and not a conflict ri the poor
against the rich. rs has been falsely
asserted.
The seliShness which i materially
engendered in the rich hy the mnnup-
oly OF money. wonld be rs likely To
control the po n with equal force were
their conditions reversed. ~ they are
alike subject to the same iHti mites
and passions.
Tee evil is In the organization of
society, which. through Law. hy allow
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15
Dr. PIerCe's Fayorite Presentation.

The term, however, is but a feeble expression
OF my nigh appreciation Of its value, based upon
my own personal observation. AS n close OBJ
server. have, while Witnessing lis positive re-
suits in the few special diseases incident 10 the
separate organism of woman, singled it out IA
the climax or browning gem Of nv
medical career. On It's merits As 4 posi-
tive, safe, and e1ectua remedy for this class
OF diseases, and one that will. ut all times and
under all circumstances, act kinly anil in li:ir-
monv with the laws which govern the female
system. am willing to stake my reputation as a
physician. Nay, even more, 50 confident am l
That IL Will not dis&pl'oint the most sangu.ue
eNpec atoms of single inval, lady who li-c- II
for any of the ailments for which Recommend IT,
that | Offer .,. and sell it under A PO~s1'sss.
gu "A R NIEE. IL Il beneficial cflecy j. ret
experienced bv II c time two-thirls OF the con
tents "f tho bottle are used, VIII, return ~
the bottle. twn-ihrds of tie medicine having
been taken according to directions ;n! the case
being one for which recommend il, promptly
refund the money paid Tor it. Had not The
most perfect confidence in its virtues co,,l,l net
offer it a. l do under The conditions: bul hav-
ing witnessed its truly miraculous in tho,,-
SAINTS OF cases. I feel warranted and
reputation and my money On it.
mcrits.C
The fol,owing are among those disease il
which my Eavorite Prescription aas
worked cures. a. if bv magic. and with a ser
tainlv never before attained br any medicine:
Ieucorrh,ra Excessive Flowing. Pa!.iiu.
Mon1h,v Periods, surpressions when fr.'m IN
natural causes, Irregularities, Wean Back. i'rs,-
l:i>l>, or fa!lin" of the Uterus, Antevcr, and
Retrnvcr>ion. Bearing Down Sensations. tnicr-
M Heat. Nervous Depression, Dc,!,is, Des-
pondcncN. Threatened Miscarriage. t.;rnc
Congestion, Inflammation and Liberation: u. the
Uterus. lmro cnc', i:arrcnnes>, or >.erItit'. te-
mae " cakne>>, ami very MANY otter chrome
diseases inci'icni to woman not mentioned here.
H. III affections of this nature. my ttv"giic
Irc>cripiion works cures-the marvel! OF
the world. Thi> medicine do not cNiol IA
curc-.sl!. bui il admirably fulli!is Il single
ness OF purpose, being Il most perfect
SPECIFIC al. cnr.n,c diseases Of tie sexual .vs-
TEN OF wnnlan. 1t Will not di-appoint, nor win
II Ito ilarIn III any state or condition.
Those who desire further information on.
these subjects can obtain ii in TIE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, Il book
OF over 800 pages. sent, poSt-pad 81 receipt
OF : i.5o. II treats mnuteiy of tnn-c diseases
peculiar To Females, and gives much valuable
advice in regard 10 The management Of those
affections.
FAVoRsTE. PRESCRIPTION SOLD
REV AZ. LiEJtsGJSES.
R.V. FIERCE, n. D., ProD'r,
IEEFiLO, ". Y.
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IMvALiDs' HOTEL.

The very large nu,ibcr Of insaiI people who daily
and dans ,hat i y nav enninl Dr. XIV P Fiu.c.
and ihc wciy celebrated Faculty 81 Specialists in
II ncccssar, that the f.unt This III tullon should
provide a place on grant ard cnnlnodious scale
ADVANTAGES orFEEED.-The ynvnlids' Hotel
Is more ,e"ge T. H. arP"iTtmcnts fhan any stint
in one ihp most hcali6i md ccsirbic portions Of
the CITY Of Bualo. and conlan's line view of Lake
b%s sisa5 liz s"a s9ss
OF beautiful parks The Iinid IS furnished with .
e. a 1 Dor pr r"yrs r ~a al
kinds ofapprovc baths, an, has ais connected with
afford proper ni,ens u exercise.
CHRONIC DISEASES Or al forms, whether rcquir-
Ing medical, ureira, mechanical Treatment, come
within The froyiucc r several spceialiiss.
DISEASES CT woxES.-E Especially are the facIlI-
thc rn'"ii i nlns nnl appliances for The cure OF
all os cTos .s enqr , t. icma a,D rhr
elcciro-,h rina ami oltcr approycl batha, Is IN
means t. which resort ia cas. Dry Fiction
To the snrfIec. f'r1 fi,arnpooiu". swcaiai move
cqualize ir circulation of tin lood IN tlr system,
relieve congFte4i parts, improve digestion. and
results In iii cases 10 which i v nans arc appiica-
bic No experimenting ~ resort 4 10 in the treat
emr,y.- AMI tho jn icions rca7ailon Of tho died,
70 suit M condition of tho PATIENT TIC thorough ven
Gnlucc of music social ncrcours., innocent ganas
sr T ie Mini n e pt from ~ 1esan S'" !.
and thus prpnptc rt-r,yery, not neglected.
NERVOUS cJsEAsEs.-PTrslysis Epilepsy (Fifsh
Corfa tssf. 1iu-s iianc,. ard nipr ncryOiis aGcc.
tons receive The attention Of rpm In this gDc-
ciaify BY cii fic greatest i'll Is attained and The
most happy r,-stii'g bccnr,.i.
LINZ DIsEAEES-This division ~ the pract In
IN. lnyaiIls' Hotel ~ very ally managed by gcn-
fiernan of mature jrTf.' mt ami fkili. Bronchial,
Tnrnai. ani Lung Djst.as very largely treated
in This dep r'rrlt nj n will suit which have tcCn
highly yrifi(yify 10 i'o; physician and patients
cyl AND EAn--Spccial attention il given fo tfse
delicate operations m fsc cye and eaf, dtsfiu-
guisssr ocssi anil 5urist l1inz under engagement
u .o,i i.ict lis braDrh Of tho practice.
in-a..,s arriving In the city and desiring TO
sui s s!,.d irrry ri The Hotel III Ia easily
ar~Sse sc rarriar. osnilSTg, street Mn
LEs's Dnyl,,us Ac,ufs On al Incoming trains.
D@ reIsd u,sn IL rclfver passenger AMI bargnge
with security am cfsrrafrs.
eDrAaa-rss r.. 3. I'fTeCr. " D.. Worie.s g1ixpep-
xarT ar i3ava.ses' I Ia {. w4e..tn. =. !.
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TIE PETROLEUM PRODUCT.
Scheme Of the Well. Nwners to Circumvent
tbs Monopoly Of the Standard Oil
Company.

Oil City Pa, Special July 70.
BY degrees the Standard Oil COM
pany. of which John ID. R0ckafellar,
of Cleveland, is president, has Oh
tanned \ monopoly of the oil business
in PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia,
until they are enabled to put the mar
ket up or down at their pleasure.
They have control of all the railroads,
and all other facilities by which oil is
shipped, and for months have been
bearing the market until crude oil is
worth but ninety-tive cents per bar
rel. The result Of this is that the oil
regions ere almost Impoverished and
producers are at the mercy of the
monopoly. Tomorrow morning the
Producers union, composed OF three
hundred members, organized Tor SELF
projections, viii publish an address.
recommending the producers a plan
to successfully combat the Standard.
The shutdown movement. which has
been talked off for months, has been
abandoned ~ impracticahle; and tn
scheme Diet ermincd upon is to sell all
oil produced to subordinate lodges OF
the Producers union. that Will turn it
over 10 Il central agency. Only So
much Of this production viii be sold
on the market rs the consumption of
the world viii demmd and maintain
a fair price; the remainder to be held
in reserve mtii snch time rs the
market viii stand il without depres-
sion. The address claims that this
retired oil Will C'eate constantly in
tercSt against oy, reproduction. The
suggestion that the control OF produc-
tion III this manner Will have the
effect to dispense With All open mar
ket. and Kill speculative trade, IS met
by the statement thtt control Of the
market will be ia the hands of pre-
duceYs instead of the Standard Oh
company. and that the price OF cur
rent production ana stocks to deal in,
spectators viii have certificates,
which Will he issued for the retired
oil. II is claimed that this plan will
give producers control of their own
business. and aid 81 600, 900 to their
receipts of the year. The stock Of oil
now held in this region, which acts rs
bear in the .harket. is five million
barrels. The producers are enthusi-
astic over the scheme pr posed, and
will enter inioit with the determlua.
ton to free themselves.
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or destroy the laws of gravitation, us
stop the mighty law of Heaven-horn
progress. He who OhStructs his path
way will be ground to powder.
The grand hindrance to progress
lies artfully wrapped up, hidden and.
concealed in the monopoly of money.
Bo h through interest and the limited
volume OF money. the profits of labor
are absorbed faster than industry can
earn. This is aggravated by the rap.
Embarrassing production of commod
ties by machinery and without human
labor. Machinery creates, but man
alone consumes, and the scope of his
consumption is confined within too
narrow limits by inability to earn.
Labor is kept SO poor that it cannot,
through the activity of interclanyes,
consume the varied and growing pro-
auctions of civilization.
Such is the narrOwness of the human
intellect. controlled as it is by "a mis-.
taken selfishness. that it cannot east
~ realize that progress is the child of
clvlllzat'on--of Christianty-of hui
manity. Nor can i. easily understand
The practical necessity. the compre.
hensive selfshness. of ENCOURAGING
It's largest activity by allowing con
sumption always to keep pace with
and balance the largest production,
stimulated. as it ever will be more
ana more. by greater develepement
Ii TINS necessity was fully realized.
there would be no difficulty in COM
pretending that money. the medium
OF exchange. should be So controlled
by law, both as to value and volum-.
us to encourage the most rapid and
the largest interchange Of commodi-
ties and property.
The world overflOws with every.
thing to tempt man to action for
greater happiness. Look where we
may. and there WORK is demanded
work to Subdue the earth. to open
highways. to improve harbors; work
IN art, IN science. in chemistry, in de-
velopement. intellectual as well as
physical work lies lavishly open in all
directions. inviting every arm and ev-
cry brain to action.
Amid all this proffered work to has
ten progress, to utilize the earth and
to beautify it for human happiness.
man. through the monopoly of money,
Ignores opportunities. Through the
wicked money-soverignty. crime and
vice stalk boldly through the land
while misery and wretchedness
abound everywhere. The remedy
will be found through the ballot to de-
stroy this monopoly by debating Just
money laws.-By Charles VI. Dupuy.
\ Sunday school teacher asked her
class the question. "What did Simon
say Thumbs up" lisped young
lady.
Grasshoppers are so plenty in the
mountains the Central Pacific claims
that trains can hardly mount the
grades, and the brakes sometimes
iall coming down.
y young man named Hugg is an
immense favorlte among the girls.
but when he calls upon one in TIN.
evening her parents sit up with the
Young couple until he leaves.
If there is one person more false
and hollow than she who SAWS. ..you
must come and see me again." it is
She who replies. Thank YOU, l will
be pleased to.
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TINS III T,

It surprised the sinners and news.
boys around the Post Office the other
day to see ''Limpy Tim come among
them in a quiet way, and to hear him
say:
Boys, want to sell my kit. Here
two brushes. Il hull box OF backing, a
good stout box, and the outfit goes for
two shillin'sv'
Coin away, Tim!" queried one.
Not 'zactly, boys. but l want a
quarter the awfnlesi kind, just now
Coin on " 'scursion?' asked an
other.
"Not to-day, but / must have a
quarter" he answered.
One Of the lads passed over the
change and took the kit, and Tim
walked straight to the counting room
of daily paper, put down his money,
and said;
Il guess ! car write it if you'll give
me a pencil"
With slow-moying fingers he wrote
death notice. Ii went into the
paper almost rs he wrote it, but you
might have not seen it. lie wrote:
Died-Litul Ted-of Sc ,rlet fever;
aiged three years. Funeral to-lnOrrer.
gon Up to Hevin; left Won brother.
Tim tried to brace up but he
couldn't. The big tears came up. his
chin qnivereI, and he pointed to the
notice on the counter and gasped:
I'll had to sell my kit to do it.b-
but lie bad his arms around my neck
when he d-lied!'
He hurried away home, but the
news went to the boys, and they
gathered in "a group and talked. Tim
had not been home an hour before a
barefooted boy left the kit on the
doorstep, and in the box was a bou-
quet of flowers, which had been pur-
chased in the market by pennies con-
tributed by the crowd of ragged, but
big-hearted urchinS. Did God ever
make Z; heart which would not re-
spond II the right chord was touched9
TIE PETROLEUM PRODUCT.
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The ETERNA. FAC Or n-oJNPTION.

General Benjamin Harrison, who i
recognized us the leader of the Re
publican party in Inaianna since tn,
demise of Governor Morton. presided
at the state convention, held ut Indi-
annapolis. He evoked considerable
applauses by his reference to the
advocates of an exclusive Government
money. He said:
I'VE have no asylum for idiots in
Indiana. but l think it would be very
we'll for the next Legislature to turn
it's attention in that direction.
The rapidly-growing public senti-
ment in the uoosier State in favor of
Il full legal tender Government money
and opposition to lying bank promises
to pay. cannot be counteracted by the
arguments Or ridicnle of ola party
hacks. When the idiot asylum is
ready for occupants, some may find
quarters there who now imagine
themselves very wise.
He expressed the opinion that the
financial discussions in Congress the
past winter have ''put lis back six
months in our progress towards pros
perity.' when Congress assembled
last fall there were patented to oh.
serving minds all through the country
indications of reviving confidence and
an improved telling in business
atfairS.'
Yet the 6 neral cong a ulates the
country that
the silver question is settled, and
the resumption of specie payments is
IN accomplished and present and
eternal fact
The silver question has been settled
by this Congress. and the "presen,
and eternal fact of the RESUMPTION
of specie payments has not been in
tertered with or prevented, We sub
NIT it to the candid judgement Of ali
business men, whether there were
reliable Indications, last fall of u
business revival.
Since 1869, and still more since the
passage of the Resumption act. The
tendency Ut business affairs has been
iowa d un.v ral e ression
and financial ruin. Failures OF
business men have steadily increased
N numbers. property. real and per
sonal. | rs been shrinking; manHfac-
turing and commercial industries
have been more and more depressed
and the enforced idleness OF the
working classes more general and
alarming. The decentralization of
silver and the eternal fact OF resump-
ton have not arrested the downward
tendency Of business affairs. These
accomplished results have given no
idle persons employment nor inspired
t e despailing with courage. To sup
pose that they will, IS evidence of
lncurable id'ocy.
The cl anges of ''lunacy. .'idiocy.
Communists, '.repudi1tor~. g..
gotten up Ivy the tools of National
banks. will not prevent the steady ami
rapid growth of pnblic sentiment III
favor Of the policy OF the National
party.