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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30


TIE ApseF'can Eco1eaa * -. eE s-tae
tasa 5li of isse
The ksli soogl4 be aeceuke.t "a eood
fzta - az - bs1s.ness aea u tie
s,santFy wlA Eeielee tat 4 hzs as lasE
bee1nle a i4&. Mzaaf4etaFsrs 4aa
tarelets abks 49, hs protected aua
eael 81 enhance the Interests q fae
etaer. tas lascoTters ssl uoz -
Flsased. netee4 sll fofezu nsl ons.
ihiz = tnS greatest trauts tnkt eou.d
b1 pad cur aatiouai ieglsl4Eors. And
1os se Gs1 The Ff0tecuon1sts 81 every
State an1 every ConEFessson4l aisErlet
- .l1oEse the olll Al tae polls GA No
velaoer A. kellOs the exknple So %
tee voters or TIE ffrst N4lus . slrieL.
>l0s AsssFs. Mckinley And Alorica
And their associates tbAt tier work :
approved. Do nos simply elect Pro-
tectloDlst Coogressfnen. bat make Their
ia loTlty emphatic. as ald TIE voters OF
the Flne Tree state. GIVE free trade
sac1 setback that L vii uoE again
eome 81 The surface for a generation, 4
ever, IN this country, Uhicn VAS born,
uouushed aud thrives through the
beuencent effects OF protection
There 5 much more importance at
tached 70 the present campaign than
many Republicans realize. DemOera Is
are alive 70 the situation and are strain
ing every nerve 20 win. or 10 reduce the
Republican success "a the minimum.
IneY kn0w that brilliant Republican
snccess, right on the heels or the Ne
kiniey bill means an endorsement OF
The tariff policy. II the Democrats
win, lt means ultimate overthrow Of
protection. II the Republicans barely
win, Il will mean that the people have
damned with FAINT pralse" the pro-
teeLive policy and the Democracy w.ll
live on that. until the next Presidential
election. when they Will hope 10 win.
Let every Republican be alive 10 the
Importance OF MS work and his vote.
4 series Of Name victories all along the
Inc will settle the policy Of this country
FOR generation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
EXIT NEGRO VOTE.

The triple e-headed qualification for
suffrage. adopted by the Mississippi
constitutional convention, Is fully as
seryiceable as the shotgun in getting
rid of Objectionable voters. Thy Is the
scheme:
"On and after the lst day of January.
1892 the following qualifications are
added TO the foregoing: Every quail
ned eiector shall be able To read any sec
ton Of the Constitution of tins State, or
he shall be able TO understand the same,
or give u reasonable Interpretation
thereof"
Democrats VIII be expected merely
"to be able TO read any section of the
constitution" without any especial
reference 10 the degree of ability.
Republicans. il white, will be expected
10 be liable 10 understand the same, +"
according TO n Democratic standard.
Colored Republicans will have the third
qualification fired at them and Will be
asked TO ''give a reasonable interpre-
tation thereof" This is expected to
beat "dead-shot bedbug poison" as an
eIterminator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

This is the New York Suns picture
of Speaker Reed:
"ln character like Tom Reeds there
IS something magnificent from any
point OF view, and fascinating to the dis
interested imagination. People ike to
watch the forceful operation of an un-
bending will, working relentless toward
n definite purpose. Even by Democrats
vino abhor the speakercan not help adj
miring him. The average Republican
sentiment about Mr.. Reed was ex-
pressed by the Indiana gentleman who,
III the convention OF his party. did not
wish to be recorded as endorsing "any
ID milk and water cOmbHaron," but
added: "Give us Tom Reed and men
like hum, who 60 TO Democrats with a
club instead of compromise" The at
tractive quality of the speakers dy-
namlcs is vastly enhanced by the fact
that personally he is as good-natured as
n cherub and honest Is daylight. He
may grind down mems bones 10 pale
unanlmity but he has never Deen sus-
pccted Of embezzling the dust and sell
ing II by the barrel on his private ac-
count for fertilizer"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

WHERE are the signs of depression.
disaster and ruin. that Democratic cam
paign orators and penny-a-liners talk
about? Every branch OF business and
industry is in full motion. Every fac
tory is oyerrun with orders and work
ing full time. Lsborcrs are all en-
ployed at fair wages and promptly paid.
No man IS suffering, unless through dis
ease or bad habits. II is not enough to
say that no man is making all the profit
he wants out of his business or labor
20 man ever did or ever will. The
real test is, are our streets lined with
unemployed, idle men2 Are families
crying for bread Are children going
half-clad2 Arc the directors Of the
poor boseged with applicants for char
Ity2 No; none Of these certain signs Of
poverty and depression exist. Then
What are those campaign orators howl
ing abou7 They are talking on gen
ersl principles and lying al lib,tum for
electoneerIng purposes The sensible
man. who never knew a time in his life
when he could buy 80 much with hls
days earnings, viii think several times
before he votes FOR democratic reform.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

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sac csae4 a. He4. kssseA a So -. -
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Erl3xssf-. TassssY stesiax. ssftriahof =
spseksrs- -Hsa. Ness Isxk4rs. ai--i~@ =
balra. arfs 4 chase 4a4 sIAsfs
Bawss Srsrex-At seaSel h9liSe. frsass
ssSBiax osto6er s speaker lliai1 a
IaEsals aaa Alfged y e.ssSt
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
W|RAHS & 0 WEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
q AND a TOWER BLOCK.
a AM a TOWER BLOCK.


WANTED Female helps dining--Oom Girls.
W Zkitchen yirs S ! dishwaSner. J. girls for
general work cooks and laundresses; nrst-
class places and good wages. Ladies' Paf.or.
and Tower block.
WANTED-Mals help nurse, shafer hand.
w farm hands. cabinet makers. ma
chine caryers. j man 10 cut woOd. several good
agents. 90 lie makers 8 and 4 Tower block.
= LOTS s 500, on EastSt.. near Hall-st.
1Q LOTS a $50. 9 on Hall-st. s near Lake ave.
10 on SiNth-ave.
> LOTS $50, east Of city.
> LOTS a $50. south of city.
4 LOTS a 500. In nice grove on LeOnard-st.
4 LOTS a $50. 2 on Princest. in city. on
4 fiIh-aye.
= LOTS a 500. 3 on Madison-st.. on Madison
. ave, ] on EOTrest-st.
= LOTS a 500. on lIenry-st. on Fifth-aye..
- near Coilegeaye.. on Shirley-st.. ! al east
end OF Cherry-St.
, LOTS O $50. east end Cherry-st.
, LOTS a 500. on Cass- St. business lot east
- end OF CherTy-st.
: LOTS e $50 l on Hastings-st in Prospect
- pace. On NOrth-ave.
1 LOTS q $500. 3 on Paee-st. on Coitaye.
, LOTS O $1,000. on Janes-st.
LOT FOR SllOO. on Lafayettest.
I LOT FOR $500. on Lawn Court.
> LOTS n sllOO. l on Madison-ave. / In Pros
= pect Place
I LOT FOR $780, cor. Lawn Court and Mad
L is0n-ave.
/. > LOTS "a $1,000. cor. Bridge and Prospect
= Place
I LOT FOR $500. cor. Bridge and Prospect
L Place.
I LOT FOR $500. cor. Bridge and Prospect
Place.
LOT FOR s2)O0. wealthy-sve
CHEAP houses next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
TOWER
Employment BuIeaul
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
soolss . ANO , lows slooK-

pr0oilA Bhos-,-.~-~.'-rf qe'or'
WAND Male help-e trsyeaaE slesmel..
y pNltef laHuor. cablNei askcTk
fgEir.s e. tSsers. on SALARY : Akeuls "a
nfsi-c4ass article.
WANTIl-Femslr help--s girls fof general
" house of6, = se~lug giris. : tsaiubff-
go g. Caliipu'a
EoH SAlI on hali Interest IN snad e.
iatlishe l1iis ur>s ia city Kchch slerkl
VIII lnfolt sieui 500 chance Tor smt one
IL sfep ihto ~ BOD business
k'tk HAiE- room house au iscraYesf near
Meuhsnstc. bear both cattle ana lcC rlc
ear Ines VII 81 mo2vra lmpfO Hsue nts.
Price l>0o cas terms
EOR sALE-Eirab house en- nsnt near
&. !. sops rcnis for g. pegmonth
large lot irc tl4uL
E0R SALE 0l EXCHANGF-lpo Post = xszsl
A fne j. foHn house on fast->i. is-e lsf
city wafer. fnrl4f an0 al Modern isproNe.
mcnis 10 eachAiee tor dHeling ln Boston.
Mass.
L'OR SALE on IycHANGE-I23 acrrhrm u
miles from rifs li1 improved Alancs
beech ana maple tmuel. lt noon bI.cf house
large basement ban Auc other oUt bg dtuEs
- exchange for cik property.
EoR skLE-A In room house on enter
price siE0a
E0K sALE-ll-roon house on Past Brire St
Il furuace sewef. dfg water. corner H and
finely nuished. prlcrS3l9l, easy terms.
E0R SALE or EACHANGB-sro sroou house
Il ana large corner lot room for aother
house or l0i. on two cradec streets nj sew
eTs etc. 60 exchange ter fafm uoLld SSQme
some luclmtrauct.
/ EOR SALE OR FNcffANGH-a-roofh house
on Ihomas-st. Ieaf basi 81. nics fu-
ished and Just completed come sud se'lt
EOR SALE-2 lots o. Hast agslst 81 easy
II terms A4N fNgiSNLF fQF tUrfrrFt..
properly.
MONEY TO LOAN o. rai and personli prop
-h erty Ia suns 70 suit Boomst ald Towcr
block
HOUSES and rooms te 'ent also a nuub.r Of
/ II good tenants wanting 20 fent, bdaE "a
I your keys. Rooms snSa Tower block
DEG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

EAtE >AAt~ Ne EAt<a hoos4 aHo ~ - - 3
Ash.ss - saee - Iliaeix parties Ns
nsssi sciI this - enes tll sel fsst iiilie eteE
s4l0e 81 sal- al 81 eaee. futiie hre&.. eNtF
ArcA4e- -
EsaE SAt.k-lh,ease nseserts: = iee eAoles
letK "a f@piltf ectcI fliE l.kri 81 ttt eifs
i~rnss as4A ~ nlSpfEly 49, sasnIs : hAt24ia Il
takoa s4N. ". cLA.h4sa- - AA4ls.AA. :.
i hie&<o
EoK SAEE -Nr~ ll.geas. Asass "a le1r4oe
aee perxceH t&NA fanf1 &De f4ttA-@ft..
iirlcA Sl faTnact. eftse4leG Gel. 1nccr tiil re
hcuss Srncr. cifs ~atel. elktrrn. k.s tuAItci
4lie heAf4n t&y y laAes. eElsi1e chtnl Art brst
sissrs kaisnce in paneifa oak i4slas cls.sri.
marbls lksetafs asa h<t1 tlS sil1 Apl Ana
sala w4lcT iei .SAl&A kssa1a. s..aaoo, ssr4
aAlks Ano oonerest sirreI salkk. fsIc iu,i ~
uAlarA1 asks koGsf ban b 80 2 Hlsterials a.
iAFsQxs price Sa.sea - - ecf EsSash. Ns~
sraahl tuusf 80 farit atr vii ~ a. etfrA
laagsresrmoulz fNea ~ s. pc asut1 90 pas
meats. sea1s iess - fsls Coiiuse ans leF
rsne-axs. 81 fruip SAk T. sI.l1 lh4ries ~.
Tutts Lruyard hiees fc~fsE entrance
lNog sAl.K~Ns nes lAres lsDss "a gerrsos-
n asf. nearly olsH H1icfeA aA6 serti &tsE /
encr ief sels tot st.kNi iarss ,azflos hail sli
tAs rounl atGink -reoM Alt kiIcheE stx he'd
foaals bathroom hct And cS4 ~sirr upsls =
ana anNu Ess an1 ifrEsef Iks hasse osu nas
b duplicated leI t-nts, the le aieEe a. oaSl
trsul 81 tue eroNa II tEe telface With Eno
NV O. tbs citg, = ~arth s1kx Clause n a.
skaH@a, l.roxAfa niecA. caEau ~ fean And
Wt@NastS. &4I
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

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frpre TIE ssaesf e5 81 sfefs s1 raflfF. sof-
rrfa q faf Hs1t aat srs ~ ~ r
uses - xreet araeT "a - eTs f0efr
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Aer a. ne g. eWEz te fsre
fr'@1 seroTe sezieJ foNd-r sad fea "a o.
se 81 fhe noSf exee8sag fas.lrE
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
TnANsFTRs

Tt viii not be surprising II the city
soon hasa lawsuit on It's hand with the
Electric Railway Company. The com
municatiou 70 tho council last night
from the agent and attorney Of that
company can probably mean but one
thing. The railway company no doubt
has concluded that it can force the city
BY process Of law % select and locate
the poles provided for IN the ordinance
granted it last October. Il would seem
that sn sgreenieutor contract = good
for anything. the company has legal
rzht on ia sds The TFLKeRtN-
HrRArp does not want % be under
stood ss opposed Co getting transfers
from the company when that's possible
sud right, but maintains thst e. Try &
force tho question: now isa violstion of
a. expressed agreement entered INTO
vith the granting ~ the ordinance snG
the acceptance hy the grantees.
Competition between the two corn
psries vin very bxeiy bring about the
desired soluaou, kgt II not, the demand
ct the Council could much more prop
srlv be made should the company ever
AK fer other franchises IN The future.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

CH1csoo, Sept - The heaIth d
uartmeot issued burial permit Satur
day for Ruth Arm Hilton. who is said r
have been lf8 years old. Rath vss eel.
ored woman nbo lived e. No z5l9 Bet.
terfeid street and Nas born in $50 81
Richmond. Va
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

OF buying worthless medicines. and
spending money on quack doctors
whose only idea q to gull the publ.cy
Islt not better to bay reliable medicine
like sulphur Btters2 think So as they
cured me OF Catarrh after suffering
three yesrs.-F. =. Clark, Manchester.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Stern Paren.-This is = nice time %
come down "A the morning. John. Look
az nay watch; s:Sol New. Is this rsghE'
Young Hopeful-So. air; it's not rsshs;
its fast.-Ameriea
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
Piles,, piles, Piies.i

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, IS
a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protrnding Piles-Prce
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

NrLwkuKrE Sept 90 Rev A n
DeFord tbs yoanz Metho8 les niHisteI
pho nas arrestea on sac ehsrEe 81
"rs sing biis, has made fail cor
fessLrn b BE lr-ar.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30


County Ticket.
Fer state Senator
WILLIAM I. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC =. LAMOREAUX
For County Clerk
JAMES :. KNOX.
Fer Register OF Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN +. COLSON.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES l.. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners-
DIV I6MI 6OSS.
ALtkED MOLCOTT.
For C0roners-
HENRY +. LOCHER.
DANIEL j.. WALLACE
For Surveyor
DORR Smells.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Ahoe-why. Edith. Is tk&f ycus What
pretty bennet yea have o2s
EdiEh-Do sou think lock wei Il ~
Ahoe-Yes. Indeed II hsrdly knew
you Nunsey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
BEARED THE ARKET.

mo Michigan voter is safe. A dan
gerous counterfeit g bill has made Its
appearance, and Will be used TO cor
rupt voters III the Upper Peninsula
where Republicanism is stuug with dis
affection" SO says the Detroit Evening
sun. Democratic votes are quoted
lower and lower in Detroit, since Tom
CarrolPs foolish talk abou. CARRYING
Michigan. Tom ought to haye known
better. He could have kept up his
friends market value, by appearing q
little less confident of victory. Tom
made a "bull" that "beared" the
market. Muzzle the bear.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

THF city OF Muskeg0n = sgitat ~
another revision of its charter. The
charter has been revised a. each % the
lsst sessions Of she Legislature. and
does not s1t them yet. And it never
viil. 80 long az they try e. make q
charter 70 sglt everyone. and invite m
the whols city 70 help frame g. Grand
Rapids ought 10 proft by Masssgou' =
failures.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

wicks-Do you know how to address
3 gentleman
Gsgglesl do. bat pray how can that
interest Boston Tines
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best Is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
Iu .In.aKlnERs.
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


state Ticket.
For Governor
JAMES N. TURNER. Of InghAm-
FER Lieutenant G0Yeru0r-
WILLIAM :. LlNIuN. OF saginaw.
For Secretary OF state
AsHIN6TON GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
For state Ireasurcr-
JOSEPH b. MOORE. Of Wayne.
Fer Auditor General
THERON =. 6IDDlN6S. Of Kalamazoo.
For Commissioner Of state Land once
JOHN @. BERRY. o. Otsego.
For Attorney General
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. of Tuscola.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR SCHUkL. OF Baton.
For Mem bsr 0f state Board of Education
JAME- VI. bALL0J. of Ailegan.
Tor Just. &c OF The supreme Court
EDWARD CAlilLL. OF lugham-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

SENATOR GEORGE, of Mississippi, in
his speech before the Constitutional
Convention. impaired the startling in-
formation that the emancipation Of the
slaves was unconstitutional. II IS just
about ss lste 10 the day to make that
discovery as for Frank 4. Dean 70 de-
clare . protective tariff uucousttuton-
81 And one discovery Is equally as
valuabe as the other
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

HERE soua Western farmer who Wlli
"A 80 those mortgages which toe len'o-
crsts have plastersd al over BIS lsrn
4" A farmer IN Western n ssouTi has Az
srnse orchard which ccntsins $50 acres.
He vi rssss thss sessor z9eoo harrels
of spples. for wh.ch he expects - re-
eeiva So. 90. TIE fruit j. WORTH raoTe
monsy thAu TIE Isna on whsch 4 grew.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

THosE circulars sent out by importers
Of foreign goods, setting forth the great
advance IN prices to result from the
Mckinley bill, must be discounted
heavily. In the frs. place, they are
issued by firms deeply interested in the
import trade and not IN sympathy With
domestic manufacture. Americans
can get along with American goods and
let those who want high-priced English
goods pay for them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

NOTHING seems to be too good for
Americans. The new cruisers author
ized by Congress will be nickel-plated-
that is, their armor plates will 0e made
Of the new smalgamation of steel and
nickel. TINS combination has been
demonstrated, by the severest tests. TO
be almost invulnerable az outer shields
for war ships. The bill appropriating
81 900, 900 for the purpose was passed
by unanimous consent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
WANTED soAsngks

HVAkliAe ~ the dsy er Weat esS1 a91S1'-.
nooatiVus . per week. IL SpuAs a. ~
AANitb~ beArdcTs iu private bcard "a
hauSe With furnished a. unf,lrsllshed
fSsrls Via beat aia moaefA Improvements
- NL Aerlou 81 sE
RoskDiN6-Ths oniy sieam healed roons
~ sne noufh tna i al tHe Leland Holel
- Spalt DIV sion 81. S0euf9 out 81 onss
VSoofoou ana board Ser - Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

SPEAKER REED speaks from a knowl-
edge of the Democratic party when he
says that IN five years the Democratic
party will be claiming to be the orig
mai discoyerer and patentee Of the
principle that members Of the House, if
present and declining to vote, may be
counted TO make a quorum" They
have claimed the credit of every Re
publican improvement, even going so
far as to assert that Democrats fought
the war for the Union.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

A RrrH arproprahng sloo .o0o for thc
exuiorsUon of Alssss. : now before she
House. The object - a good one. We
shcuid know whst Alsska has in store
BESIDES ice. There are d0ubtless rich
mineral deposits awaiting exploration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Iris of supreme Importance thss tne
House psss The Ssnste tonnage h'll.
We nsest them - help On tie "a 81
rrosrr- sy-lhat Wi follow the ard
bllL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30
FrRErrrkE tEp - -

UkbrEIFF 4 HoIsT Ffaera etrra1pfe'n'f
- - 1rntt Lft~s 49,. srr~e 2 >aet =
te-s 80 rNe@s erreFf p&esert -
szrefs rrese~s vrfts iz~ks szas seHf rgsEff
ly 81 e3s5.htfi nz - - "a -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

County Ticket.

Fer Representative IN Congress. Fiith District
CHARLES ". WATKINS. OF Kent
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest OF AL Michigan Daiiies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

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kz1f% .sba-s-s - ser-s q sees s'sz re.
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f eieFsens - a. rer 81 f-f r~see ft q
Ne - - Anft-kz kzissr1tfs Cen Fs17 E = -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

F0uKp.
kNlND-furt ehlte oes osn.r - -
Sxez y orkA --> = 49, s.. -.
~ MA siAos ksaaa ebeul s xeas, ois
vi vh.is 1'srks ~ leek AID lei sesn
be1 - t1fs T. q. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

Oait.s Prsss Rsg0rss, PromPt and Eafir
Dsilssry. AL ths Lse4i ss~s. 4aa the
olsansss sas nost stziais Printss PsgsF
PsbiIshsa IN orzRd as2ids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

MAJ I'd siagle a. 10 ks hasar ABOUT
: "nce soa porter eerk Agpis t. =
h. Stevens, n MeHroe-sI rs
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-04-15
Farmers, Grow Only The sUtI

The johnson Graes for.Hay, the Bermuda for
both the seed, and the sets Send for circular.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-04-15

~ Members Of the Alliance visiting Richmond
and Norfolk are invited TO make Hume, Minor q
CO.. WSrerooms tnelr hesdqGarteIs: They VIII De
they may desire.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-04-15
Wanted.

A Farm. Cross road preferable. Address, CIV
ing full particulars, box LOG, franklin, Southamp-
ton county, Va.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-04-15
Morgan's History of the Agricultural
Wheel and Farmers Alliance.

a Book Of TIA pages, handsomely
bound and printed IN elegant style.
Agemts wanted IN eVery county IN
North Carolina, South Carolina and
Virginia.
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER is gen
eral agent for the sale of this great
and valuable work in these three
States. We want one or two active,
energetic, working agents, in each
county who will work to sell it. We
want those only who are thoroughly
reliable and who can and wtU go from
house to house, and especially among
the members of our order and show
them the book. It's price IS only
$2.25t
1t is endorsed by the leading men
OF these great orders, and is just what
is claimed for it. No farmer, no
Wealth-producer, no business man, no
patriot, no voter can afford to be
without it. Every Alliance nan in
America should buy it, read it and
study it. If we would correct the
great evils and wrongs that are crush
ing the energies and spirit of the
people, We must understand them and
to do this we must inform ourselves.
This can be done in no way so readi-
ly, so correctly and so cheaply, as by
reading our Own literature. To those
desiring to oct as agents.: Write us at
once, giving your full address and
send us the endorsement of the
officers of your Subordinate and
County Alliance, rs to character and
fitness. DO not urGte as USthOw such
endorsement. We will send full infor-
nation to all such applicants with
terms, etc. Apply at once that you
may have the advantage of the winter
months in your work.
We will mail the book, postpaid, to
any address within these three States
for 1925, the regular retail price Of
the book.
We will send a copy of the book
to any one who will send US a club of
twenty-five new subscribers to The
PROGRESSIVE FARMER and twenty FIVE
dollars.
The sales of the book have aston
ished the author and publisher. 1t is
just the thing that the farmers need
and they buy It,
President Macune, President Jones,
President McCracken, Capt. s. B.
Alexander and other leading men en-
dorse it in the highest terms. It is
the work of Is years of hard labor
on the part of Bro. Morgan and is
worthy a place in every library in the
country. Address, PRoGREssIvE FAR.
AER, Raleigh, N, C.