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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-06
Asa whole the French people must be

Asa whole the French people must be
well satisfied with the result of theil
worlds fair; thay have brought together
an infinite variety of the works Of al
nations, of high artistic merit and mary.
ellous skill of workmanship they have
brought to their city thousands of for
eigners of all countries, and have shown
in themselves power of resource and
trade revival after disastrous trouble OF
a most marvellous description; and, as a
grand climax to their work have inaug
urated state lottery of colossal proper
tons for which some millions Of tickets
have been sold.
If the teaching which the vast variety
of art products of all nations here
brought together be but taken advant-
age of in a proper manner for the higher
artistic education of the world, the
results will have been Of infinite import
ance, let us hope, for political as well as
social reform. As a show it has mani
festly been of the highest possible i'm
portance. Let US hope that the results
Of the teaching Will be equally satisfac-
tory in the general civilization of the
world. LOUIS.
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gouge, and bite, and yowl, and the
way they'd make tine fur fly was pow
erful.
"Well, Jim. he got disgusted With
the row, and lowed he'd climb out
there and shake him offn that roof.
He hadn't RELY no notion of doin' il,
likely. but we everlastin1y logged
; him, and bully-ragged him. and lowed
he'd always Dragged how he would not
take dare, and so on, till bime by lie
highsted up the winder, and 10 aud be :
held you, he went-went exactly as he
was, nothin' on but a shirt. aud that
was short. But you ought &c see him.
You ought to see him sreepin' over
that ice, and digg,n' his toe nails and
finger nails in to keep from slippin',
and 'bove all, you ought to seen that
shirt tail fiappin' in the wind, and
them long, ridiculous shanks of his a
glistenin' in the moonlight
Them company folks were down
there uLder the caves, the whole SQUAD
of them under that ornery shed of old
Washin'tol Bower vines-alI setr'n
round about two dozen sassers of hot
candy, which they'd set in the snow to
COOL And they was laughin' and
talkin' lively; but bless you, they
didn't know nothin' bout the pano
rama that was goin' or over their heads.
Well, jim, he went sneakin mp unbe-
known to them cafs-;hey was swish
in their tells and yow-yowin' and
threatenin' to elinch, you know, and
not payin' any attention-he went
sneakin' right up to the comb of the
roof, till he was in foot and Il half of
'em, and then ali of sudden be made
a crap for the yalier catl But, by gosh
he missed fire and slipped his holt. and
his heels flew up aud he Topped on his
back, and shot off'n that roof like a |
dart-went a slashin' and a crashin'
down through them old rusty vines
and Landed right it the dead center of |
them comply people! -sot down like
a yearthquake in them two dozen sas
sers cf red not candy, aad let off a
howl that was hark FIN the tombl
Them gals-well, they looked, you
know. They see he wasn't dresse for
company, and SO they left. All done
in a second, it was just one little war
whoop and whishI of their dresses,
aud blame the wench of 'em was ia |
sight anywhere!"
Jim, he was a sight. He was
gormed with that bilin' hot molasses
candy clean down to his heels, ap-
had more busted sassers hangin' to
him than If he was an Injun princess
and he come prancin up s;airsjuss a
whoopin' and cussin and every jump
he gave shed some chine, and every
squirm he fetched he dropped some
candyw
''And blisteredl Why bless your
soul, that poor cretur couldn't reely |
sic down comfortable for as much as
fnor uooka -
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BEWARE OF. SOCIALISTS.

Beware of any man who seeks to
convince you by arguments, however
broad and philanthropic,
that the world can reach higher so
cial and moral panic through anarchy
and by saturating the fisss of the Ia
tions in their rulers blood. Beware,
too, of the man who attempts to con.
vince you that there are better RENE
dies for chronic diseases of the stomach
and liver than DIR. Pierce's Go.den
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purg
ative Pellets. They have stood the
test ofmany years' trial by the public
and their sales ly Increasing
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BEwARE OF INVITATIONS.
1||lS {

o6tasned for Inventors, IN fhs Unfted States,
O1nadd and Europe. at reduced rates. Rth
oar principal Office located sn Rashtneton. q &
recftv opposiie Lhe Ussited Szdtes Patent O17ce,
zoe are able % offend 20 ou Potenf Business tDih
greater prompfnes and des1ateh and Iess c,si
tonce from Wdshin0toa, and ssho hare. there
fore, % esnplov -ossociafe attornezs." We Hsdks
preeiUtAGy ezonia1eisgss oad fsrrnfsh ePfn.
sohe 0ve szxeresked n aeU inventions and Rusen<
are iauited % send for COPY OF our Guide foI
obcoinfn1 Hutenfs, sOhich q senf free TO any nd
dyess and c.ntains complete fasfTucfsons hot1 Q
obtaia Rutezfs. and other valuable matter. W
reJer 10 the Germ6n-AmerScdn National Bonk
Wdshsnqton. d. O.; The Royal SsOeedtsk, Nor
,gr0ian and Donfsh Legations. at WashfnQtor
Hon Joseph Cusel,. late Chief Justice o. s
0,rrf of fldins 10 the Officials Of the o.
Pufent 0Dsce, ard TO 6enafors and Members 9
(sno, -: fro,a epcT5, State.
~ %ddresa: L0Uis BAGGER 4 CO.. 6blisc
. foTs on Razents and Ahoraeys az Lcy, LIE Do
Bss5zdfno, WashtDgt0n, d. Q.
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MARK TWAIN'S CAT STORY.
A Good One not in any Of His Collec
tiOns,

1 knew by the sympathetic glow upon
his bald head-I knew by the thought
ful look upon bis face-I knew by the
emotional flush upon the strawberry
end of the old free liver's nose, that
Simon Wheeler's memory was busy
with the olden time. Aud so 1 pre-
pared to leave, because all these were
symptoms o. a reminiscence-sigos
that he was going to be delivered of
another of his tiresome personal ex-
periepces-but l was too slow; he got
the start of me, As nearly as can
recollect. the infliction WAS eouched
in the following language:
"We we're all boys then, and didn't
care for nothing, aud diia': have any
trouble, and didn't worry about moth
ing only to shirk school, and keep up
revivin' state Of devilment all the
time. This yah Jim Wolf was talkin'
about was the prentice, and he was
the best hearted feller, he was, and the
most forgivin' and onse'6sh 1 ever see
well, there could not be more bull
lier boy than he was. take him how
you would, and sorry enough was
when see him for the last time"
"Me and Henry was always poster
ing him, and plastsring horsebills on
bis back, and putting bumble-bees in
bis bed, and so on, and sometimes we'd
crowd in and bunk with him, notwith-
standing his growing, and then we'd
let on to get mad and fight across him,
so as to keep him stirred up like. He
was nineteen, be was, and long, and
lank, and bashful, and we was fifteen
and sixteen, and tolerably lazy and
worthless"
$50, that night, you know, that my
sister Mary gave candy pullin', ttey
started us to bed early, SO as the com
pany would have full swing, and We
run in on Jim to have some fun"
Our winder lookt out into the roo
of an ell, and about ten o'clock couple
of old tom cats got to rarin' and
charsin' around it, and carryin' on like
sin. There T.s -four inches of snow
on the roof. and it was frozen so thai
there was right smart crust OF ice or
it, and the moon vas shining bright,
and we could sac them cats like day
light. First they would stand of and
e-yow, VOW, vow. just the same as
they was cussin, one another, yot
know, and bow mp their backs ant
push up their tall. and swell arount
and spit, then all of sudden the gra!
cat he'd snatch handful of fur out o
the yeller cats ham, and spin arount
him like the button on a barn door
But the yaller CT was game, and he''
come and clineh, and the way they
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But Just To Say.

1t is Just to say that the firm O
Steel & Price were the first to place ir
the market articles for culinary pur
noses that are strictly pure and whole
some. Their Dr. Prices Cream Bak
ing powder has obtained its popu,arit!
and extended sale BY the purity of th'
materials.
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TO CoNSUMPTIyES.

The advertiser. having been permanently
cured or that dread disease, Consumption.p .py
G simple remedy, is anxious 70 make known
70 hfs fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To
All VINO dessre Il, he will send q copy of the
pre1crfpfion used, (free OF CHARGE, with the
direcfions for preparing and using the same
which they VIII and SURE o0RE for coz.
GsSWpTroH AarHNA. BRONCHITIS, &c. Parties
v1ahfnr the prescription, VIII please address
T. a WILSON, l& Penn st wilhamburgh
Xow York.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-06
ooUMTY OFFICERS.

oo0H1Y OFFICERS.
CossSsoa f1caz Jad0e H h Dodge.
xudHoy Joseph x. kagy.
,aerk n CJarts Sc III W. freoie.
Ere Isurer Peter Hosler.
ReoordT-Joseph X. Gltzwiiier.
f.<Sb ste gafge 5amuei y. HUFFMAN.
>serf5-Parlee &. rrifch.
y,rssr-stiay 4aarseg- Henry Brown.
f6roaer Dr T. q. Bzrnhfll. :.
f51sa stssloasrs- Ross W. aooTe. ioh u
3isnoe Al John Sdgiugton.
an q srg s.-este<x -csn oosil Rysl. H. N
xsss.,u gaf =. B. Busnong.
rsdrm nv Sap p>riatcadeaf-JameSL henry
S.a 80. .-assevs-W- T Plat, T. RJsutn
.r.l.,d. .uf -bbfIias Martz-
TOWNSHIP oFFtC ERS.
Tra<foss samuel lward, e Jordan. AND
X ByaI.
,serk- Henry H. Louthan
Tredxtfrer-Henry Schwartz
Js.Gcss u q. B .arssIey and O. A Bal
CoastdbLes b. L. byaI, and WIN. Atsp-cn
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-06
SYMPTOMS of Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with.
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part There is
generally considerable loss of mem
ory, accompanied with a painful sen.
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of prickly sensa-
tion of the skin; his spirits are low; I;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease. but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
isted, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
/ DIX. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
i For all bilious arrangements, and a:
simple purgative, they are unequaled
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid
with the impression DR.. McLANE's LIvEI
Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bea
the signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
) McLANE's LIVER PILLs, prepared by Flem
: ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market bein,
, full OF limitations of the name McLane
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eoso1cH OFFICERS.

xayor-wIsftam yaace.
Gerk-H f.piaft. ~
TreasareT-D8Se. 4. Davis
MdrshIL-J&nn<s n Byal-
6xre-f C1mmtsst0Ser-tonn Acsef.
Aforasg g-James A. Bope,
Do saca-E. Palmer, A. Brown.- u n0uP.
". Tirmin. Frank Ksrst, Sen. and O. X
sarIm Isaorooemea.s-Tm. Vance. J. A
Bope.a1I 8 =. Kimm one.
Bodrf az ofGszuh-Wffiiam Ed yards. d: c
Ftsnsr.I r T. Liavfiie,D ,Dr. r. Ballard, T" IA
vanes, r. D. Sazfer, W 3 Par er:
Pdrk Con Ailt. u az, DAVID et
srx, Henry Rob- .,
Ocnssrrg Dirsctors Charles Hail, j. X
Clark L. A Baldwin.
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SoClE TIE 8.

Masoaic Hall iacat. q In third story OF Gaget
Bioez lain street.
r,xpL ~ COUNCIL, 4. n ). ~ NJ 81. Regular
.l;ouncn second Monday evening In eacf
month 20 o..oo
FIsDLAY CHAPrER, X. A. NJ. No. %. Staleo
Coavocatiun first Monday evenings IN eacb
sfspLaY LoDeE,F. & A..No. "a. stated com
muuicetioh first and Thu "Wednesday eve
n'ngs In each month.
Odd Fellows Hall east ST Q OF Main street
between Sandusky and crawford Strees
cSoLOEN RULE EECAHPAE NT. No. z,LO.o.r
meets second and fourth Friday evening"
of each month.
HAsoock LODGE ,So.7s 6. o. r. meets eve
~ Tuesday evening.
FtNpLAYLopGR, No. 81, < OF P-,meets every
Monday evening In Odd Fellows Hail.
FfNpLAYJAvrNGs ASDBUILDING LoANAsso-
CIArioN meets at the Court-hoase On the
thlrd Monday In each month
rHE WoMES's CRRIsTIAS TEhPEhASch
UafoNmeets at theLesgue Roons.opposlte
the Joy House. Gsneral prayer meeune
everySabbath afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK Wo-
mems PRAYER meeting "Wednesday alter
nonr sf2 o'clock. Children's meeting nrst
Saturday afternoon in each month al o
O'Clock.
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~sA LECTURE
To YOUNG ME n

~ ~
just Rlbllshed. IN q Sealed Envelope. Price
six cent?
GLecfure on the Nature. Treatment,
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or
SpermatorzhHa, induced by Self-Abuse, In
voluntary Emissions. Impotency. Nervous
Debility, and impediments to Marriage gem
Ierally: Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, 6c.-Ry
ROBERT J. CULvERWELL,M M. D., author
Of the ssGreen Book" &C.
The worid-,enowned author. in this ad.
mirahie Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experfence that the awful consequences Of
seffAbuse may be ef1ectually removed with
out redicine and without dangerous surgi
cal operations, bcueies. instruments. rings
or cordials: pointing out mode Of cure q
once certain and effectual by which every
sufferer no mater what his condition maj
be, may cure himself cheaply. privately ant
radically.
soads and thousands.
Sent under seal. in q plain envelope, .
any address, on receipt Of six cents or tw'
postage sfampe.
Addreas the Publishers,
THE CUEVERWELL MEDICAL co
A Am St.. Hsw Isrk, fostofnes Box. .4sss.
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TRAIns u3IEG EAST.

Trains Nos. 3, and run daily, Traia No
leaves Chicago daily except Saturday. Train
MOL leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday
All others Daily except Sunday
FIR. MYERS.
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Cifp and County 1irerforg.

Arrival and Departure Of Malls at tnt
Fin6Iay POST Office
pERAkTUgk.
corey Bro,sch c. 8 q c. Rk., ssos g. m
L. E6 l., RR. gotag South, ll:l5 a. m
North. As r m
ARkIyAs.s-
Osrep Rraneh @. 3. d RI, e:l5 p. m
q. e. 4 L. Rk. 1ofag South. ll:l5 a. m
.NorIh, AS p m.
DEPARTURE.
rta 6area PyrTa2e, huo9>B and BoUttng0'ee
-rae AZ, Thursday aud Sata ariay AZ san
MI 81 Iachdrd HoucktoUa dad EgtHg oo4ne
Wednesday ana saturday. al p n
xrlin1ton WilItdmstoea dsd Dunkuk oes"1S
and Saturday, at p. m.
OAK Ridge, Ouds0d, Roanoke, BeLEsore, anu wv
bo0-Tuesdav and Friday. at a. M.
Benton RIDGE Stanley and PendIetoa-r rloAs'~'
Hecomb andP,rf age Oeater- Daily at p IN
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A TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW,
"A and NotaryPcblic. VIII attend promptly
70 al business entrusted to his caIe- Particu'
lar attention given Collections Pertiuoning
OF Lands aud business in Probate Court
Once on Main Street, In Ro1smans BLOCK,
nearly opposite the Court House. MAY ..
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~. WALTMAN, M. ID.

OFEICE@Uver CrOmley oUoIe
RESIOENCE-On Moth Main street n
0f5ce hours nom 8 O'Clock A. M. Till y
o,clock p. NJ. when not otherwise engaged.
viii attend calls at any time in town or
country. Eye and ear and all chronic als-
eases Specially.
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f PHIFER,

CURyEYOR. ONCE In first block South OF
- Court House Attention given to retracing
the lines Of old surveys, laying out. parting
o6.and dividing up lands. .leveling fol pronies
of roads and bitches.
March 10 1876 -6m
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BaltimOre&0 Ohio RR Go.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY Il, '78
EASTBOUND,
WESTBOUND.

| Evansville Accommodation viii leIve C0lumbu
Zanesyille al $40 p. m, stopping at all stations
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s,HxstcIAN and SURGEON. once up
stairs Ia Davis Opera House Block ,rno-
lev. Ohio. a ~
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W. n. YOST, n. d.
OR. ABNER L. DAVIS,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, MI Bianch,
ard, Ohio, All calls promptly ATTENDED
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TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"A Law, Findlay, Ohio. once in Head.
quarters" Building, North east OF Cour
entrusted to his care. April Is. 1874.
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MAIN LINE GOING NORTH.

Findlay Branch.
FINDLAY TO CAREY.--Trains leave Findlay
300 am and 200 p. NJ; arrive in Carey at 1000
a m and acc ID m.
CAREY TO ofINDLAY.-Trains leave Careyat
II 70 a. rn. and 20 p. m, arriving In Find
lay at 1905 and $50 p. m.
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CHURCHES.
aimdlsp HnsiHess Rissetasr.

Oh. =. L. McQUAIDE,
nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Houck-
Town. OHIO VIII attend ali calls day or
l5m6.
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IAMERA. BOPE,
JACORE BURKET,

a r0HSHl 49,,
once over W. L. Davis q Co.'S Store. Main
Street. Findlav Ohio. April IA II
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Z. r. DUNN.

ArroRNEYA Law.
once in New Bank Building, West side OF
Main Street, No.@ NOV. 2.tfl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
The Presidential Fraud.

After the Gazette report Of the proceedings
of the Potter Investigating committee closed
Yesterday ex Marshall Pitkin was cross exam
ined.
Albert 6. Haley was next called, and stated
that he resided in Washington, lived within
few doors Of the house where Mrs jerks stop
ped while she was in Washington last winter,
and had a conversation with her about tho 30
called Sherman letter.
Oucstion-Plcaso state what sho said about
it. , IT,.
The question was objected to by Mr.. His
cock claiming there was no legal evidence show
inc that Secretary Sherman ever wrote the
so called Sherman letter. Mr.. McNlahon stated
that>he believed he did write the letter, from
the testimony as already given.
Mr.. Butler did not think there was the
SLIGHTEST Inference that could BIO legally or ogl
caly drawn that Mr.. Sherman ever wrote the
so called Sherman letter.
The chairman said that he differed from TIT
republican members Ct the committee in SO tai
as they deemed the important point 10 the IN
yestigation to be whether Secretary Sherman
wrote the letter or not, for it was proposed t
| be shown that Secretary Sherman bad usee
certain Influences to bring about cortain results
and this letter is only one OF series ct actions
| tending to that end.
Tho committee then adjourned until thl
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
News OF Tie Day.

The advance troops of Gen. Howard attack
ed the hostile Indians on Sunday ninety hVe
miles from liarney, Nevada. Colonel Rob5los
and two soldiers were killed. Tie troops arc
being pushed forward to reinforce the advance,
and also 10 protect the Winncmucca road and
give battle to the hostlles
Two brothers, John and William Lambeth,
were involved in quarrel yesterday near Jones,
boro', Ca, when the former stabbed the latter,
causing death. They both belonged to the
same church, wcro Masons, married and had
families
Out of one hundred and seven applicants for
admission to the United States Military Acad'
emy, at West Point. N. Y, only twenty seven
were rejected, which is unusual The rejected
ones lott for home last night.
In an alteration at Georgetown, ID. g., yes
terday Robert Poor stabbed Robert Evans,
coored man. with butcher knife. Tho ply
scians soy Evans cannot recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26

Before the adjournment of Congress MIR.
Chitteudeu, republican member from Brook
Ign, said that be would offer a bill providing
that every father Of family" shall make an
estimate of money needed "to support his
household economically but comfortably, aud
that the Secretary of the Treasury shall for
ward to such father the required amount 10
greeubacks every month. This. says the P'I'a
delpbia Times. it must be confessed, would be
great improvement on some OF the schemes
which have been suggested 10 Congress, aud by
wbioh every body should be taken care of. 1t
would restore good times at bouud, and that
10 az much as the most ,x-cting caa demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-26
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEhLl Is
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1878.

Mr.. Edward Atkinson in tho current num
Der of the International Review gives 10
nutshell the reason Of tho faith that is in him
that We are on the road to better times. lie
says:
"Abundanco never yet ruiocd nation, anu
tho term over production is only exceptionally
fit to apply it to tho general condition OF
nation only marks the speaker or writer as
charlatan. Never before, in tho history oil
this nation did the elements of material welfare
and prosperity exist in such abundance as at
the present time, and the blunders OF leglsla
ton can only defer their benc6cent action.