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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
For Sale Farm.

A good farm in the timber, eighty acres
under cultivation; blue grass pasture; farm
contains l92 acres; 10 Bond county, His,
III miles from railroad station.
- Z. A. BURNETT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

For lame Back, Si'le or Chest use
Shiiohs Porous Plaster. Price rs cents.
Paul g. Schulz, agent. t5)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee, II cures con
sumption. Paul g. ochuh, agent. (8)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

BE wise; simply call on your druggis,
fol- "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" when you
have cold or cough. csc. a ottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HOME COMFORT.
After Rainy Ride a country Physi-
1y elan Tells What He Thinks Of
Some People.

= II Wish to gracious some people would learn
when they need doctor and when they don't"
exclaimed Doctor E-----, as he entered his house
10 cosey little village the interior OF the State
of New York, after a tedious night ride for many
miles Ihsve been down among the mountains to
see mau, who the messenger said, wac very sick
and not likely 70 live TIL morning unless 0 hsd
immediat' hep; aud found him sufferiDg from
rather sharp attack OF collie, which his family
might have relieved In ten mihuies II they had 9
grain Of sense snd two or three e mpe remed rs In
the house. But %; they must no main >norsnt a.
PITS, and when the least sche or pain takes them,
send for doctor, whether they ever pay him or
not" III ,s
why, Doctor, what kind OF simple rem edis-, u
You call them. do YOU expect people to kept the
house" asked he wife, as she poured him n cup
OF hot lee, ,. ...I. r..U.H
ain this case" answered the Doctor, NC they
had only put = BENsoN's CAPcINE POROUS
PLA TERo on the mans stomach, he would have
been all rght in an hour. and saved me dresry
| ride
In all ordinary complaints II cures st once
All diseases are eliminated from tho system by
what may be rlughls Called expulalon or ox,rsc.
tior, OF by q union OF the two proc1s,tS, Ben
sons Plaster promotes both. u incites tle torpid
organs 10 act, aud sends It's healing, soothing In
f1ence through the myriad pores OF the SIKH, All
other plasteFs oblige the patient to wait. They
give him hope for tomorrow. Bcnson's plaster
give him help to day. When 10 better, do you
thinks Buy thu CAPCINE and keep !, In the
house, Price Is cents
seahury & JOHNSON Chemists, New Y,rk.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
NarlY Marriagcs.

Nire-tenths of the unhappy marri
agas ars.the results Of gresn human
calves being allowed TO run at large in
the society pastures without any yoses
ou them. They marry and have child
ren before they do mustaches; they
are fathers Of twins before thsy ara
the proprietors o. two pairs IT pants,
aud the little girls they marry are oId
women before they are 20 years old.
Occasionally one or those goslings
marriages turns out al right, but it Is
clear case of luck. II there was a
law against yoang gtlusts sparkling
and marrying before they have cut
their teeth. we suppose the little cusses
would ev1do IL in some way, but
there ought to be a sentiment again t
IL. II is time enough for these ban
tams To think of fldilg a pullet when
they have raised money enough to buy
n bundel Of laths 10 build hen-ho ase.
But they ses girl who looks cunning.
aid they are afraid there 10 not going
10 be girls enough to 90 around. and
then they begin to get In their work
real spry; sad before they are aware
OF the sanctity of the marriage
relation they are hitched for life, and
before they own cook stove or =
bedsteld they have to get Up In the
night and 20 after tho doctor, so fright.
ened that they run Til, mselves out OF
breath aud abuse the .drctor because he
doesn't run too, and when the doctor
gets there, there is not enough linen
10 wrap up q doll baby.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

YET ALIAE.--All reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding. And we
expect to live long enough to fur
nish the people of this vicinity and
surrounding country With every
thing in the line Of nursery stock
necessary to make pleasant homo
and life endurable. Seven years ex-
perience in handling trees enable us
to give better stock, better prices,
and better satisfaction than any
other dealers travelling. Orders by
mail promptly answered.
You're truly,
j. G. Brooks & BRo.,
+. S. Poole Agent. Oxford, Mich.
Brockway Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
Another visit {, Old Brockway.

After a pleasant drive OF 4 or mlles
through what Is destined 10 become n
model section Of farming country.
we arrived in sight Of Old Brockway,
named in honor Of Lewis Brockway to
whose push and business sagacity it
was mainly Indebted for ito former
pr spority.
The Numbering business which cauS-
ed Brockway, as we'll as other villages
Gu Eli creek snc Blaek river 10 spring
into existnnce has almost disappeared
from those streams. and the peaceful
shout of tho farmer aud the merry
chime Of the dinner bsll has taken The
place OF the wild doings an1 rough life
OF the "old time log running"
The marrow Gaage" passing
through "Brockway Centre" will Da-
turaily injure the busmess of the old
town. Yet we were pleased to notice
tho stir on the street and about the
stores. The store of W. Bailentine in
which thu post Office Is situated. IL the
largest In ths village. The Misses
O'Lesry's and Mr. Msgner, seem TO be
dcing GOOD business, Ths wagon
and carriage manufsctory. owned by
the Nessrs Harris Bros adds greatly
to the prosperity Of the village. The
traveller will find the "Br0ckway
House" the largest hotel in this part
Il the country, and a pleasant place 10
stop over night There is & LARGE
Rrstmili situated on tha bank of Mil
creek. while William Moore VINO owns
he saw mill will attend 10 all orders
in bis limo. Thara are number OF
neat churches in the place. the Roman
Catholic being Che largest
We learn that the corner property
recently destroyed by firs will he re-
built he com ug spring. We notice
number OF new buildings gong up,
ihs 6neAt being ownsd by Mr. Thomas
Martin. built oil . ple2ssn. elevation
joining the Baptist church. Nj Martin
has ronted his fine farm and has mov-
sd into his new house and will spend
TIE rost OF hi! DAYS in quiet conteat
ment enjoying the fruits OF bis labor.
This house Ia certainly the most
modern and convenient In the village.
built by Wm Moors the we'll known
tho mason work being
done by Joseph ID iiong. But what
attracted our attention the most about
this hou9e was the interior psinting.
with ths kitchen which is
grainsd 10 dark oak. we passed into
the dining room. This large, bright
room facing the streat 10 grained in
5irdseye maple. ash and walnut. The
chamber, tLroa- a-hoat the house are
painted in bright tinss, or light grain
ing. Tie vestibule hall is grained in
walnut. ths parlor is also grained In
black va)nu' and is certainly tie he t
Of the original wood We
have ever ssea. it is certainly a rich
work Of art, and must be sssn 70 be
fully admired. NJ w. i. saville,
wao executed this work Ia from the
East and resides at present at Ruby.
Those who contemplate painting, will
10 well 10 call rpon him.
1t gives us pleasure a. any time 70
notice signs OF prosperity and improve
met. which are taking place all
around us, and believe the coming
sea, on will he one Of unusual activi!y
in this dirrction.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
ilatlng aud !starylng.

IL ia ali the same, FOR y~u are sure 20 suffer
frWn Piles NJ worse torture can he eoncsiv.
Of. Bliof or Itching Piles urs uusquAled tor
an ooyance, bar by few Applications of Par.
e'ee,s Pile Sappnsioriss hsy euurley dis
npoesr Tha sDife is often resortod 10 by
physicians Tor ,bs removal q! pro,rud ng ril.N
nrt such barbarity is not necessity t,r Par
melee Pile Suppositories usea sccorjiug TO
direct oOs quickly reduce. replace and driSs
them away Warranted 10 ours. Price 80:
psr box. Sold by G. A. Well. Z Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

You can Ctt u trial bottle OF DR.
Bosanko's pile Remedy nj +. A Bakers
drug store which will convince you
that the regular 90 cent size will cure
any case Of Internal, External or Itch
ing Piles, besides al unpleasant sen.
sdtions, Scaley Eruptions, sores, Boils.
Burns, Scalds, and for general pur-
pose ointment il has no edual, Cali
for trial box at once.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
The Throat.

10 often diseased on arconnt of rs.arrAh,
rt..tucins u yu,rs and constant D,s,ts {"
Cough. rnyt rle4hng \ nsstinn aDi ths
II .arseness L.,af - - common 10 pghiic siug.
vrs pnf -ueakrrs sspsoiallv, ~ relieved ~
rrce ny tismiltnH'. Cough Tr. chcs which ~
nyapSrRd from the mot srp'"vei furmu'a.
~ nor wai, I'll Aruie 6~,pchi'is or eve,
Con un pt,on take fcn h"Id "' van pric
onl, 25r per box. Sold -. Z \ W. " & c..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

! ~. II. rim, OF Ine Christian
Herald, Dstroit. has bought out the
subscription list and advertising pat.
ronags OF the Port Huron Morning
Tribune. The job department win be
cor,i les on BY Bro Shulss. Bro Finn
vii ehpnge the Tribune to q six
column quarso and viii make model
paper OF it. Success to you.
"A San Dsigo blacksmith was
shoeing a horse ths other day, aud
70 nd ths hoofs had grown very long,
leaving hollow groovcs beneath thely
outer rims. On cutting away this
shell TO make a foundation for the shoo.
holo wSs noticed UNDERNEATH, aud six
young living mice were found costly
nestled within the hollow disc. How
they got there so safely is question.
Tho Pt Huron and s. Clair osunty
directory published by G. +. Mech &
Co Is out and being delivered to the
subscribers. II is hook which every
business man shou q have. in fact,
every man in the county ought 30 have
ono. 1t Is neatly gotten up book in
eysry particular and throws credit on
it's publishers. Parties desiring one
can be supplied, by leaving their
orders at this Office.
We like to hear 4 man refuse to
TAX" his home paper, and all the time
sponge on his neighbours for the read
ing Of 1t. We like to hear man com
plain when asked to subscribe for his
home paper, that he axes more papers
than he eads now. and thsi. go aIouud
and orrow his ncighbor'a %? Loaf ahou
until ho gets I'll the news from it. We
Lac to hear man run down his home
paper ss not worth taking, and every
now and then beg the ojitor ;or favor
in ihs editorial line Yes sir, is
actually does cur soul good TO know
such neopic.-Er.
Georgs Young, WAo lives about
ten miles north from thig village, was
arrested last Thursday afternoon,
charged with incest with an Is year
old daughter. He Was brought for ey
animation before Justice Doyle on
Tuesday ana the case further adjourn
cd till March 20th. 1t is not for US to
say whether the accused Is guilty Or
not. but il IL fact that lie IS q man
who has always born good reputvtion
in the community, and it will be
difficult matter for his acquaintances
to believe him guilty till 70 proven. -
Msrlclte Leader.
This IS the latest swindle. An
agent visits house ind exhibits
wonderful powder. He asks fof
lanp. ami placing Il pinch OF The stuff
in tie oil, he aip7 lightei match into
il. which will be GXthsuished the
SANS rs dipped into water The Won
deriul stuff is common salt, colorel
blue with ultramarne, and Is Of cJuese
utteily worthless. AS the vspor OF the
oil. and not the oil, is what burns. the
agent experiences no difficulty in play
ing his nrtful trick. The swindler
claims that his powder prevents lamp
explosions and insrres against the
brtakage OF shimEOys. -Marlesss
Leader.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

EsTRAY EoTICE S,rayed to the
premises of JOIN Holden about two
months ago q steer with red head,
neck aud legs and large red and white
spots on the sides. Owner will pleaBe
cali and pay charges and take away.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
MaRRICD

WoRDEN --RoBINsoN L. Brock way
Centre OIL Msaday Jan 18th. by JUS
tice Dutiie. Mr Chas Worden C.,
Miss Al aretta Robinson both o.
Fremont.
SMITH--TRowPRIDGr-In Br ckwa
Cen re. nn TIL ay, jim 4. b
JusLc Dlffie, VI c ~ Smi Ia %
Miss Aimita Trowb dgs both Of
Russburg.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

Ask your ti. ocer for Port Huron
Brooms. Take no other. Every one
W lrranted. Manufactured 10y T.. Per-
ciyal & Son. 10m6.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

Now is the time your hoisss snd cattls
need s,t,ntior. To prevent disease and
,ope az the system you viii 6nd Psrmelee's
Crudi'iDl Powder unexceiied. Fall pounds
40 cents, Sold by c A Walls & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
BIRTHS

On Sunday, Jan Ia, to the wife of
A. H. Fraser son.
On Monday. Jan 10, to the wife OF
II. Tnrnsr, "A SON.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
8l 4 TEAR-6Oc FOR Six MONTHS
9Sc ZOE THREE MONTHS.
ADVERTISING RATES.
OHURCH DIRECTORY.

Ms, holds, Protestant Church.
Services alternately at 1890 o'clock a; m. and
Ina Tlav c. L. CLARK, Pastor.
S,rd,v sohool atapIn IS DUFFIE,
'' Superintendent
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
=. DARCY g. Co.,


have celebrated Kechan Carriage Faeer
at Romeo handle goods We hand for sale
Of their manufacture which for beauty ot
cheapn be beat in the State of Michigan All
Those who cheap priced bucles
durability Darcy & Co. furnish them Come and
anyway before purchasing. l. DARCh Co
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

S,nArch OF christ at The 4. &, chapel.
Services nc Il a. m. Sabbath School at ?. NJ
pr.yer Iaeeting every Thursday evening ':so
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18

Methodist Episcopal Church.
sa.1tees alternately at 1880 u. m. and p. m.
Rev A. }. HOLMES. Pastor.
N''''S Superintendent,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
Contractors & Builders,

Make a speciaty OF substantial work az
reasonable prices. Esi@atts given aud
Building matcrial furnished ~ currtn! prices
Patent weather strips put on 10 order. All
work prohptly at enn.d IN. Shop "rnoAite
the Camm.roial II use on Aa.u ttrset Brock.
way Centre, Mich. 81
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

~ L. DALLENTIEE < CO., Wholesal"
ana R,,sil dealer, in Dry Gnods, Boots
Z Ksoss, Ready Ma3s Clothing. Hat, Cans
w.. Teas apeois!sy. No hurrn Avenue,
ass No Quay S'rest, PERI Hurou' A'cn. Y
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
DIED.

VANvACTER-Frankie, youngest son of
Rodney and Rebecca X. Vanvacter, was
born in Audrain county, Mo-, Feb. l, 1877,
and died Jan. "a 1888, near La Due, Hen
ry county, Mo-, aged years, IL months
and "a days.
Thus has dear little frankie been called
home to the fold of the good Shepherd,
who has said, "Suffer little children to
come unto me, and forbid them not. for
of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
We had TO give him up though twas so hard.
For he was needed in holier sphere;
Though laundering breakers washed the hither
shore.
Mercy was whispering, though we could moi
hear.
An angel came on swift and tireess wing
Aud clasped him fondly to its loving breast;
Then bore him through the pure celestial blue
To where God giyeth his beloved rest.
Oh, would we have him here 10 bear again
The bitter sufferings of that awful night?
To leave those blissful chimes where comes not
pain
No sad farcwells, but all is Joy and light.
No, God forbid We are the sufferers now
His debt is seaneelled ours is just TO pay.
We grope in darkness. fearful of the strife
His path is onward TO eternal day.
Then. faithful mother, lift thy dropping head
On, tender father, look beyond the sky.
To where yon treasure rests ransomed soul
among the myriad cherubims on high.
oh, brother, can you not in nights deep hush
Hear the soft rustling of his angel wing;
| Is he not spared a little while from Heaven
To sooihe the agony his loss doth bring?
Goodbye, dear one no more can mortal eye
Behold the little form we loved so well.
Grant oh, our Savior, that We meet on high
FRANKIE. sweet child, precious love farewell
s f. H.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
uses the carving knife for a jack

tsSS eHS CARVING kn1e fOf JACK
knife
We felt so sorry for poor father
that We thought we'd give him his
surprise then, so he'd feel better.
Johnny took out the letter and gave
it to him. He sits next to father and
| sit next to Johnny. Father took
the letter and said: "What's this
sir?''
And Johnny said: ''Read it, dear
pa, and see.''
Then father read it and wrinkled
his forehead all up, and we thought
he was going to burst into tears, like
the sick man did when the good little
girl brought him the oranges. But
he did not burst into tears. He
threw the paper across the table, and
said:
Whats this, Mrs. White? Have
you been running me into debt after
what 1 told you this morning!"
And mother said: ''I'm sure / do
not know what you mean, DEAR"
Then she read the letter, and called
us naughty children, and show dare
you go and have sound teeth pulled
out without my CONSENT"
And father said that "what we had
done was catamount to robbery, 60
ing and getting him into debt of our
own accord, and you may go to your
rooms and think about it till your
mother and / come.''
We've been in our rooms ever since
and both father and mother said they
were under the necessity Of
Well, Johnny says a switch is the
worst, but he doesn't know anything
about a slipper. Anyhow, it's over
for this time.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
A HAT FULL OF MOLAsSEs.
Nesel Ruse by Which Groceryman
Was Robbed.

A robbery in which the comic ele-
ment predominated was reported at
the central police station in New York
City last week. John ii. Won DOH
len. a German, who keeps a grocery
store at Washington and West 1lth
Streets, was the unfortunate victim.
A well-dressed young man entered
his store on Friday afternoon and
asked Van Dohlen to change ten
dollar bill. In making change for
the bill the groeeryman incautiously
exhibited a roll of bills containing
s275. Shortly after the departure
of the stranger two other young men
entered the store laughing uproarious-
ly. Van Dohlen, who was alone in
the place, asked them the cause of
their merriment, and one of them
said that he had made most retiic-
ulous bet with his companion, and
they wanted Van Dohlen to decide
it. The stranger said that he had a
wager that his hat would hold more
molasses than the one worn by his
companion, and they wanted the gro
Ger to decide it by filling their hats
with molasses. Van Dohlen thought
that the men were inclined to poke
fun at him, and at first told them he
would have nothing to do with it, but
they assured him that they were Sc
rious and would pay for the molasses
used in deciding the bet. One of the
men handed him his hat and Van
Dohlen filled it with molasses. As
he handed the hat back to the man
from whom he had taken it, his arms
were suddenly seized from behind by
one of the men, while the other
slapped the hat filled with molasses
on the head of the unfortunate gro
Ger and pulled it well down over his
face and into his eyes. completely
binding him for the time, and while
in that helpless condition the thieves,
for such they proved to be, stole the
roll of bills from his pocket and fed
When Van Dohlen succeeded, after
considerable trouble, in removing the
hat and clearing his eyes and face
from the sticky molasses, the men
had disappeared with bis money.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
What Doctors DO.

About once in twenty years the
doctors re-label all the old complaints
and give them new names. Thirty
odd years ago pneumonia was ''lung
fever" and ''sciatica'' plain "rheu-
matiz.'' But complaints with these
old-fashioned English names are bad
for doctors. People get too well ac-
quainted with them, and then they
learn to cure themselves. When the
doctors find them out they re-christen
the whole lot. This IS done by charg-
ing a gun full of Greek and Latin
words and firing into the old COM
plants. Where shot hits the name
sticks. The sick are frightened when
they are told that these words are the
matter with them, and think some
thing new and awful has got them.
When a doctor has tried to cure a
sick man and can't he tells him he's
gos malaria. Nothing readily
cures malaria but dying.
Doctors usually disagree, and the
more there are of them the more do
they disagree. No dozen of doctors
ever yet agreed entirely upon mans
complaint-unle>s he was drowned
or blew his brains out.
Every few years the doctors find
out that something they used to do is
entirely wrong, and likely to kill more
than cure. But they stick up just
the same for whatever they are doing
now
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
TWILIGHT SHADOWS.

Written for the LEDGER by L. L. WI
am sitting in the twilight
Watching shadows on the wall
Pictured scenes of JOY and lightness,
Faces all aglow with brightness
Answer now to memory's call.
Unseen spirits hover near me,
Busy voices of the past
Calling forth witt JOY unmeasured
Priceless gems my heart has treasured,
Safe from wintry storm or blast.
Scenes of childhood, mirthful, gleeful,
Swiftly DER the canvas moves
Troops of fancies never spoken,
Friendships made and yet unbroken,
Haunts that only childhoodllove.
Fireside blessings, words that linger
Like an unforgotten dream
Mystic fountains, pictures burning
In my soul-why, thus returning,
Do you mock me with your CLEAN?
Still nnother-girlhood's flowers,
Picked ere life had known a care
Undiminished hopes still starting
With loves meeting-with it's parting,
Weaving garlands fresh and fair.
Murmured words in magic numbers,
Leaflets scattered DER the heart
Spirit chambers thus enchanted,
Desert lands by bright forms haunted
Why, oh, why must you depart.
Pictures, too, of loved and lost ones,
Friends I've mourned with bitter tears
Some so cold and calmly lying,
While the night winds mock my signing
Signing all these weary years.
Others, too, are widely scattered,
Blown like rose leaves fromthe stem
Yet feel their presence stealing
Back so vividly, unstaling
Founts of love still shared with them
Oh, the years I've lived in fancy,
Dreaming day dreams DER and DER
Feeling my earth's joys are fleeting,
Living, loving, parting, greeting,
Shadows only evermore,
So the pictures come, then vanish
Slowly from my aching sight;
Even as life itself is fading,
Hope and joys alike DER shadowing-
Farewell, shadows of tonight!
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
The Men Who Succeed.

New York Observer.
The great difference among men of
all callings is the energy of character
or the want of it. Given the same
amount of learning and integrity, and
the same opportunities, and energy
will make enc man a conquerer. The
want of it will see the other man a
failure
Dead-beats are all men without
force.
They had as good chance as any
of their companions. Others went
ahead and carried off their prizes,
while they were lying by the wayside
dispirited and despondent. 1t takes
nerve, vim, perseverance, patieut con-
hnuance in well-doing to win a great
prize. And the young man who goes
into a profession without this pluck
and force will not earn salt to his
porridge. He will drag through life
with the help of friends, getting some
credit with them for being a we'll
meaning man, in delicate health and
unlucky. The real trouble is that he
lacks energy.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1883-02-22
Herbert Snencer SAYS the coming

Herbert Spencer says the coming
American will be a more powerful
man than has heretofore existed.
This must imply that he will be more
wealthy than Vanderbilt, for the rich
est man is the most powerful We
have vague notion that we are not
the ''coming American