Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-30

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ms nnoh !. hu;ld,rn ~ ra1,,oaSs
where they were not needed. for antici.
patine the future. the invention and in
PRODUCTION oil
Nkw LAboh'sA'iSo MACHINERY :.
oreauhs new 'ac'ii''es Oh pfooucuon anu
melting excessive manufactures beyond
the present demand. while speculation, |
d%sslin, and ,.mhli,, In all sorts Of
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"'"s'nAi! VALVES au
OF people frantically striving TO make
money quickly by any means except
solid work. an infatuated faith In the
certain success Of windy schemes. and
an unnatural straining Of the credit sys-
TEN by pushing speculation and enter
prise far beyond the means OF those en-
gaged 10 u, anu nnsi'y Inos, 'e's,y-
.a ~ ,h..s,,.a snana;nc mo,a ,hsn
ho could afford. and hence widespread
e,travagances and improvident habits.
The illusion all al once vanishss'
u BuppLK nuRsrs.
And We are set down heavily upon the
hard rock Of real fact. That thing hap
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eyes ana LOOK arounu' anu ~onaef NO"
it all anne about, and yet Il was the
mos, natural thing in the world. Peopls
h invest In air ~csstle. have NO RIGHT
40 s,nsc, ANYTHING elss RAN tb,t tbsss
;nv..,ms,ts viii AZ I.,t yani.h into the
a;r ina, ,hsv we're mad. M. Tbs hast
,h,ns W.. can do After snch a c~oll,nss h
~ %oS;s,Iv cs,bs, nm our Ave ssnsas and
co 70 wc,t Iila men 40 ,enair opr shat.
800 to,,n,ss Inv recooni,isg the srrors
Of our ways and discafding all ssl.'decep-
IONS anu Se,us,ons' ~ y, me, ms
n.aans. anil hsvs anil moi In
r,r.v ov
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ny P''h'hs 'n' "oiu '"i 'pon" p'
OF paper, by acting upon the prin-
cipls that the only honest way
IN oct nil NJ our debts In by having
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W." 81. l., n.oJn.;a. ~. H., A..
useful and spenIipc less than we earn.
y~en,n,a iur,ber N sny that
b,s;n.ss oc,;,i,v 4. ,lowIy. but
sn,siv ,uiclsnin, ao.in and Thai
,ha Amsr;csn neopia nov stand
nno, ,ba, h,..boli III n nav peyiod of
upon W. na % p !"
abundant harvest OH II unlsss va throw
away our opportunities by mischievous
meddling with the natural development
% .. ln'nSs. our sna a aon% nr;s.s crops nna
MULTITUDE OF ciRcuMsrANcEs
| Concur to give to almost every branch
| NJ bus;,sss n natural and h.al,bv nm.
enlargement ana Whatever enanses ID
the methods OF production have hken
place there is no doubt that increased
and varied wants will soon render possi.
bic and probable the employmsnt Of the
- ri avan 49, nrn,hor ~ mar
than before. Those will reap the fruit
OF the revival first and most abundantly
who go about their business with most
uissns sy ana us
Keeping their expenses p~roviiently
within their earnings. Thus may we
hope. as 4 cshaiuiy oe,'evs, 70 see
-, nar;aS .ea;n .na.,sS in
GENUINE AND FRUITFUL ACTIVITY.
And in the endowment of LARGELY in.
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snpersede inc distress OF the last hVs
years. with a high degree OF general well
being. Our national credit rests upon
the faithful discharge OF our national
obligations aud 1 shall show thai In a
IN ;n,aras, =, n, a ~ W. raa,' null ,Ia
same thing. 1t has become the fashion
Of many politicians and public agitators
70 cry out against me oondholders, anu
han5 wh;ch - orr syrhod;msr, 81 ns'
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Iesen'eu ~ sc. " o'oa'eu lnui''uuas
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