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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-22

The pocket was proviousiy giriir
and first OF ali a purse, or pouch. The
ancient Hebrews carried pouch and
the Roman matrons carried a hand
bag which originated the modern reti
Guile. They were at first made Of net
ting but later Of leather The Romans
came nearer to having a pocket than
any people until modern times A
portion of the toga was bound in a
knot under the left breast and pro
tuberance was there formed divided
into many folds, which was named
sinus, and answered the purpose Of b
pocket. The Roman matrons con
cealed valuables about their persons
IN the upper part Of the strofum, a
kind of corset fitting the waist tightly.
yet loose at top.
Charlemagne carried travelling
pouch, which was suspended from his
person. The Saxons had purses, and
the Normans, when they came to
England, carried the auflnoniere, a
little purse for carrying aims for the
poor, which was suspended from the
girdie The fashion of carrying the
purse in that way, but not for that
purpose, has revived in recent years.
The general thing was purse of tri
angular form, frequently ornamented
with beads or trimming, and sus
pended from the girdle Bankrupts
fguratively gave up their effects to
their creditors by putting off the girdIe
to which the purse and keys of their
estate were attached. So long as CIR
dies were worn there was little need oil
pocket, for custom and convenience
made it habit TO thrust anything
within the encircling band Good
Housekeeping.
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THE VIRTUE OF MEDICINE is
TESTED BY ITS EFFECTS.
MopEsro. cal. Man 24. ESQ

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
DEAR SIR: hope you will not consid 7
me tedious If | tell little experience,
such as may not have come under your
observation. About fifteen years ago a
bright red spot about the size of d pea,
came on one side of III end of my nose.
II was source of great annoyance to ME
and great anxiety to my friends, who
feared the spot might be a cancer. 1t
seemed strange such a thing would come
on my face. for my health has always been
good and never bad so much as pimpie
on nv skis | did not know what tn do
for the trouble. There was a throbbing
pain all the while and last fall. when the
cold weather set in, the spot became fam
ing red and hard, and II manned so. 1t be
came very sore t. The touch and hot The
pain was a throbbing severe pain. Then
il. came truly alarmed. for the thing was
becoming worse, and some time in Febru-
airy remembered that you recommended
NJ water for the eyes when they were in,
famed; so | applied this to my nose one
evening and was sure that with this one
application the inflammation was lessened.
kept up the treatment a week, aud m!
nt5s,t seemed well. continued taking the
medicine for six weeks, and at the end Of
that time the purple spot was entirely
gone. and there is no trace of the thing
left. The reoness has also entirely disap
oeared. | could not be thankful enough
that had heard of your medicines anc
Knew what to use. Respectfully,
Mrs. j. PURvIS.
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AND i TILL THEY cow.

SAS FARANcIsc0, January 3 1890
5isvra Chemical %.
GENTLEMEN: l have been sufferer from
kidney complaints for several yeafv, ard
have used all kinds Of medicine without
any apparent results or relief until my
frie, advised me ard told me Of the won
derfnI cures Tgte Grat sierra Kidney and
Lttsr Cure was accomplishing. | WAS in
ductd 70 buy one bottle but without much
ia Ct, and TO ms surprise after using that
bottle noticed such great improvement
that kept on until have now used tfree
bottles. and eli safely say that am en-,
tireIy cured aud never felt Eetter In my
life. ! wish 70 recommend this remedy TO
all sufferers from kidney and liver disor
dess, for Z. will positively do The work
Very truly yours, l.. Fl. CoHN,
Atlantic and Pacific Publishing Company,
Room 81. ST. AIMS building ! an Fran
cisco Cal
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A young lady employed at hotel
in DiXmont Me-, one day carelessly
left her car drop in the sauce dish. A
young man who dined there swal
lowed one of the ear drops with his
sauce. 1t So happened that this win
ter the aforesaid young man pressed
hay for the father of the aforesaid
young woman. When they settled
the young man was handed an en-
velope containing his pay. In the en-
velope was a bill for So for the eal
drop he had swallowed, and money
accounted to make the account good
-Nhieago Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-22

Gould scarcely devise more exeruei ting tor. ures
than those ofwhich yol Zee the evidences In the
face OF rheumatic or neuralgia sufferer. The
agonies are the consequence OF not checking o
Ho letters stomach Bin. rs has teen found by
skillfui medical practitioners 10 possess not only
feInediai, but aefensfys efficacy where those
dlscas s.xisf. or Il tendency to Them Ii fxsiso-
tied. Surely this pHissanf hut safe botanic med.
icfne, bearing, too, such high specific sanction,
IL better than the poisore oft II employed, but
most unsafe, not on y in continuance. but in is-
0 attn doses. The blood is depH ated thorough
" from the rheumatic virus, and he nerves,
slightly impurged upon, saved from ultimate
and difefui ;hroes tnie beni4n. saving medi
clue, which likewise exhibits marked efficacy
for malaria, kidnes complaints, d spepsias con
stipation and liver complaint.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-22
Al VALUABLE REMEDY.

Hon. Edmund L. Pitts, the late Presi-
dent of the New York State Senate. writes:
STATE OF NEW York, SENATE CHAMBER,
ALBANY, Mach !. 4 So.
I have used ALLcoeK's FoRoUs PLAs-
TIERS in my family for The IA five years.
and can trutbfulis say the, aer vaiuab' e
remedy and effect great cures. would
not be without them. 1 have iii several
instances given some To friends suffers 3
with weak ard lame backs. AID they have
invariably affu ded certain and speedy re
lief. They caaEot be too highly com.
men6ed"
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Man. in awful hurry, looks in ell
evator door-"Upl" Boy, calmly
Down Man flies upstairs, five
floors, three steps at time, elevator
passes him on second floor Man re
covers breath and lies in wait.
"Whammade jutemme yous goin'
down forl" Boy, still calm Didn't;
thought you asked me if | was up, and
] said | was down. Bob Burtlette.
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sIno AcuTENEss
I'hree Men Whose wit Was
Srsing as Their Cheek.

Three Men Whose wit Was
rsing AS Their Cheek.
- .lcltsness is doomed es
|ecess in any direction, and
Mount of ii does materially
Accomplishment Of a pur
HI a person repnted cute
lc 10 beware, else one may
unexpectedly involved 10
bf some kind.
III the greatest part, human
tinctured with base ele
ay be exercised without in
agent or object. merely 70
b good natured, though
man under examination
bn to the University Of Ed
hs asked If no studied logic,
affiirnativcly.
flerstand the difference be
" and efecta" inquired the
n ever know an instance
effect was in advance Of tire
- It." said the professor, in
Fement.
then a man pushes a wheel
ad of him. J"
ftain occasion Rabelais de
sit Paris, but was destitute
Ms for SO doing. He made
paclsages and marked them
81 the king, Poison for
lin, Poison for Mon
3ord saw them, reported the
Authorities, and he was ar
taken TO Paris. The con
Ne packages were analysed,
- brick dust and harmless.
$lais explained matters, and
vas highly amused by the
gone by few southern law
more distinguished than
&rtin. He was one day rid
Hnapolis in a stage coach,
only companion-a young
h had just been admitted to
lddressing him, said:
5artin, you have been won
successful in your profes
4 you willing to acquaint me
ecret of your success2"
will pay my expenses dur
by days that | shall remain
bis.
q was the earnest response.
b this advice: Deny every
ElnslSI upon proof.
Iapolis, Mr.. Martin enjoyed
kuries that a fine hotel could
segardless of expense, and,
4 time for his departure ar
I'd the ''billn- enormous
as-to the young lawyer
standing near. The latter
Ianced at it, and then re
10 Mr.. Martin.
you going to pay ita" Mr..
ked.
|hata''
Dill. Didn't you promise to
" expenses while / was in
ar sir" was the quiet reply,
Everything and insist upon
Iinent lawyer paid his bill,
Iingly said to the young man ::
eed no further counsel from
lden Days.
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I1ard on our Funny Men.

il iifE in The London Globe has
discox a trait peculiar to Amer
ican HiSgfiorists. :" He says: when
ElaB MI l2ef wishes to brighten the 'hu-
naur n foil, he introduces us to the
little n Kiiserican child; and when we
lind fE8 little American child we know
HAT ~ are going to be treated TO
specir6&{1s of quasi naive profanity, or
insanity which are the more obiec-
.ionabIe because they are invented by
adults who are perfectly aware that,
Unless They attribute them to innocent
shildr&n. all chance of tickling the
.ibs Of their readers is gone. Jokes
ire ufaden btedly made in the States as
hey afe IN other countries. Humor
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MN Veneering tcomplacently lolling in
1r11agel There, John, told you our new
aasatSsit would attract great deal of atten-
on Everybody seems to be looking at it.
Mr Xeneering Suddenly discovering three
rt'iirs Seated on the back springsl- Hey,
here driveri Whip behind-New York
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Or. Jordsn's office is at the residence Of
ex- Mayor Yesler. Third and James, Seat
tie. Consultation and prescription abso-
tutely FREE. Send for free book explaining
The Histogenetic system.
CAUTION The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each towr.
The label around the bottle bears the fol
lowing inscription: DIR. j. Eugene Jor.
ian's Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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sic NoUezs Free Will be sent by Cragin
& Co, Philadelphia. Pa, TO any one in the
United States or Canada, postage paid,
upon receipt Of ) Dobbins Electric roap
wrappers See list of novels on circulars
around each bar. Soap for sale by all
procers,
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eattle son of c. E. Huntsberger, of Ly-
ans, nf4a live frog in his stomach, and all
Hort " expel it have failed. The boy held
he IN his hand and opened his mouth.
Eh9 H1& jumped at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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COUGHS -'sBr0scn's bronchial T'roches'
are mot new and nntried, but. having been
tested by long and constant use, they have
attained " ell-merited rank among the few
staple cough remedies. 25 cts. box.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-22
Two Prominent Cftsxens Give Their
Opinions OF Drs. Darrin.
u. 2. woopIv's GOOD Lu,

y. 2. WooDIN's GOOD LUCK.
Mr.. Editor. Say for me that Dir. Darrin
has cured s:sc of granuiated eyfIids and a
gsneaal diseased condition of the eyes
The roots Of the eyelashes had become dis
eas ed, and gave me great trouble in read
ing Medical and electrical treatment BIZ
Dir. Darrin has cured me. Refer TO me at
Powers furniture store, 1876 First street.
Portland. III. E. Wo0DIN
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Diseharging Ear Cured ~ E1ccs,icity-
Ay. Editor. have been fronbled with
a discharging ear SINCE years old from
the fscts OF scarlet fever. was cured
By DIR Darrin In one month. | reside al
he corner Of Eighth and Il streets. Port
land. JACOB L5ITHLE.
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Mabel-Isn't young Mr. Dolly spruce fellow
AMY knew he was stick, bat did not
snow exactly Whist ind.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-22

squimps-How's the new babyf Jenkins
How is ke9 He's a howling success. aud donf
Won forget it
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The trouble with Justice is that she does 50
little beside holding her scale.
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Wanted-A job Of work d. ne on a public
street without drawing cruwi 10 watch by the
hour to see how the laborers are getting aipiig
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-07-22

Pocket Cigar Case and five OF Tansill's
Punch all for 25e.
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Mrs Helen E. SterTett, in recent num-
Der Of the Forum, contributes an article
entitled Z Housekeeping in the Future
In ii she tells how In few years lec4ricity
will supply light Tor the home, the family
cooking and washing viii be done outside,
and there will be 50 little work in the
household that the occupation Of the do
nestle servant will be gone.
But Mrs. Sferretfs article il simply =
prediction, and has no more than : passing
interest for the ladies' who live in 1890.
Their social and household cares are strain
ing their delicate, nervous system, and the
result is terrible. Headaches. backaches,
and womanly ills are growing alarmingly
common. Many of them find that MEM
ory is failing they are unable to recall
the names Of friends or tell whether they
have performed some Of their usual house
hold duties
Their nerves are in such condition
That very slight causes, or perhaps no cause
at all, may irritate them. Life grows to be
burden There is no need for despair,
but there is great need Of caution. Their
nerves should be built up, life fortified.
and brain restored with that remarkable
preparation, Paine's Celery Compound.
Instead Of the depressed and languid feel
ings, after the Compound has been used,
they viii feel active, vigorous, and happy.
To those who are weak and falling, and
desire health and happiness instead of ILL.,
ness and misery, We earnestly urge thai
they act upon this advice.
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The agnostic has mind to eat hash. He asks
not to know.
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Poor Fellow,

Smith, What has become of DR.. Curea~*
JonesThe man who advertised to cure
very eamplaint under the SUM
S.Tes.
Js-4QM he died the other day from COM
llicAt&14 Of diseases. Boston Courier.
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IMPERIAL INGENUITY

There is only ono thing more bitter In life than
being Tilted In love, and that Is dose of auf-
MIR
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7ss< Claeys 5feaTcIne is tie lsstk1 il Syo5aS1y
BR. ISAAC TEEaMPs0NsS
CELEBRATED ETE-WATEE,


scTipElon and has Teen In constant for nearly
century There few diseases to which mankind
are subject more distressing than sore eyes. and
none, perhaps. for which remedies have been
tried without success Forall external Inflammation
81 the eyes II Is an infaIlibse remedy. the irec
tons are followed it viii neyer fail We particularly
invite the attention Of physicians its merits For
sale by all druggists. JOHN L THOMPSON SONS
& CO.. Troy, n Y. Established 1881.
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HUMDRs OF THE HOOD SKIN ANDHGAEP,
\ a whether itching, burning, bleeding, sealy,
crHsted pinply. blotehy or capper-c0ioress. with
loss 81 hair either simple. srFDfuious, heredi-
fary or ecntagi0us. are speedily, permanently.
economically and iniallIbiy cured bs the EuTss
cUKA REMEDIES consisting Of EBTserRA, the
gfesg Ekin cure. GrTfcERA Soar, an exquisite
skin purifier and beaHsifer and cETIeERA RE
SOL ENT, the new blood ana skin purifier and
greatest Oh hum0r remedies. when the best ptl
sieix1s and all other remedies fail EUTTcrgA
REMEDIES are the only infeIiible blood and skin
pnriae aud daily effect more great cures 81
bloed and skin diseases than all other remedies
confined
sold EVERYWHERE Price, cuyfcURA, Soc: soar
z5c: IF ossyENT. 81 Prepared BY Potter Drug
ana Ciieinicai Corporation. Boston. Mass
eases. .
fB- PiInslcg. biaekbeads, chappsd ami oily Fl
EH- skin prevented BIZ fsrTIGuKA soar. ~
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PATENTS = 't.sE !: s sE !

t~%%-N " working for US Persons
preferred who furnish horse and give their whole
time e tie business srsre moments mag be prsfIabiy
employed Bisas few vacancies towns and cities
b II aOHNSGN & co. lots Main 81. Richnond Va
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Do You Need

Battonsa We have over ] 500 gross OF Dress.
CO Il Vest and Ladies Coat Buttons worth al
she TTsiy from 81 iezen down - 70 cents. which
We offer gross lots at 50, 70 and 10 cents; think
of thsti $40 buttons for 50 cents. This years
styles-iet us sert up 5 gross for family, or p
gross for ieSleiS VIII never make such an of}es
again. Ladies Linen Collars sc; CUTS &c pair.
only in small and medium sizes. Gerrnsn Knit
ting Yarn AZ 75c to $50 ~. worth much more;
sdd plenty for msliugi will return ii over; il
saves time; and ask for
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TRY GnRMEA for breakfast.

Beware of limitations of the celebrated Seal o
North Carolina Plug Cut Tobacco.
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N. P. n. D. No. s44 -. F. N. 0, No a2l
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July HOME CIRCLE.

Ii is a complete list Of nearly everything You
lse OF nerd. and ail AZ bottom city prices We
want to send yca sample copy; Sil we want is
Your name snd address; no charse SIN Gh> =
Sasss ~ re. AIS frant Street, :. T..
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
ADsIT's OATH OF OFFICE.
lie is Pushing Along His Claim to a
Circuit Judgeship.

lie is Pushing Along His Claim to
Circuit Judgeship.
In order to keep his claim TO the Of
flee of circuit judge moving and in
keeping with proceedings commenced,
Allen c. Adsit has filed bis oath of
Office as circuit Judge with the secrc-
tary of State. lie has also notified the
State Treasurer that he expects TO
draw his salary from and including
December is. lie claims to believe
that he has been properly elected, and
expects supreme Court decision TO
that effect some time next month.
It IS surmised by some that the law
creating the additional court may be
Knocked out entirely in the contest.
In that case the Democratic Leg g.slalure
will, no doubt, recreate the court, over
which Mr. Adsit will then be appointed
to preside.
III the Supreme Court decides that
Mr.. AdsIt Is entitled TO the office he
WILL, 10y decisions heretofore rendered +,
be entitled to draw the salary from the
time of the sitting and declaration Of
the State CanVasslng Board.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

AiEss1y : the eoazpaaY ~aleh esus
tas PF1st3ct se t.a rl4tG sset,lEs a l8l-
ess3 oss&st.ag - tosss a1saaLazs eser
tsss l4<-,fIsss - Nzlss. u gEeteet laeIs
ifem saiea t4e s1eLs ee1atff . lalf
llasE Ilsale. f9s Nasfsge e9a4 - )
siil sntroages Ex4e1sHery whsca 49,
Enas t1s rOil - lzeofsls e8es - .
sza4.l tFnetlsa ~ these sRs5 eyes 10 tae
= at<s Eketefi~s susfs the sgrk - aane
- a4ao. IA tas one .efa ~ eleAulnx
PiaLsss na&chlzsfs > 81 pslE9ra lie sJEk
81 atty womSn
Aa4 t8.s = shat opponents ef sxoThs-
taDt LAxaLlon for t8e esEs1k ~ tnas la-
dastfy DAs cOulen1ea. iae tax 0n t.D
pate snsu nose as A54ae in ta4
eoa1try sss qglIe saEae.eEt to pTotsct
and al t1ese Mo Noaia enE4ge
la tne BUSINESS silA every advantage
osSF ed s0Eia factories. The oo4blsd
Tar on Nn plate = aownFighs rothery
~ tas people sHa ths f4es caaEol be
successfully ecatr44ie Led .-~to.edo Bee.
AID this i also what pFotecti0nsts
have c0ntsndea, ia opposition 70 The
argument tn4t TN plates could not be
made here 0n account Of the high price
Of labor. Il Vas eontsnded thal ma
chinsry could be invented % 90 tie
soFk, bat Democratic flee-tfzders in-
sisted that il eould nOt. Nov that there
s a proof OF ~ feasibility, the Dem
ocTats kick just tha same.
Isn't Il better for tlls country %
make rs own tin plate, utilizing rs 0Wn
ores and labor aud relying upon ina
proved machinery 70 cheaper the cost
Of production. than 10 support
AZ army Of half-paid Welsh
men and women on the other side OF
the ocean? And isn't il worth some
thing 10 q great nation Ike this to be
independent OF all others IN the pro-
duotion OF al article OF nece sslty ike
TIM
Does the Bee object 20 the use of
machinery TO save labor2 Why does
not the busy Bee put IN fifty old fash
ioned hand presses and hire the neces-
sary number Of pTessmen, instead OF
using a modern press? Isn't the Bee,
ike all other metropolitan journals
even now figuring on type-setting ma
chimes, 10 save the pay roll OF reg
iment OF composItors? Oh the mote
and beam story! How applicable to
the present day
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

The Michigan State Grange is GER
tainly winning golden opinions" for
its sensible stand on the currency ques-
ton. Yesterday we quoted the New
York Worlds complimentary notice of
It's action. We now give the editorial
opinions of the Pittsburg Dispatch. 1t
says:
THE action of the Michigan State
Grange in opposing the Endorsement
by the National Grange and Farmers
Alliance, OF the plans for loaning large
issues OF treasury notes directly TO the
people, shows that however the far
mers OF other States may be deluded
by such chimeTlcal schemes, the Mlchi-
gan organization Is controlled by the
principles of good sense and sound
policy.
"The resolution adopted by that body
Is as compact q summary OF the evils of
the proposed policy as could be made.
IL points out that the greatest demor-
slization would be inflicted on the class
the policy is intended to benefit. 1t
would lead to s wild clamor tor credit"
would necc cssarily produce partiality
the loans, first 70 personal friends of
the loaning agent, and next TO his POI
liticAl associates would create "a hope
less dependence on the governmental
and finally lead to tnriftless imprOvi-
dence' among the recipients of such
loans. These results arc plain enough
70 al impartial observers who have
gwen the subject any thought; but il
t,l b
and pertinent a statement of them from
q representative body OF the farmers
themselves. With this luterposItIOn of
sound sense on behalf OF the class
which is represented as demanding
these measures, We have no doubt that
the turn of the tide of economic lunacy
Will soon become apparent.
Indeed, the wish might be expressed
that the Michigan farmers could be
gwen the power To inject the same Wig
Orous and conservative sense into the
rules OF financial policy at New York
and Washington. As they have SO
energencally declared that Govern
ment credit should not be used 10 nurse
and bolster up their own class, we have
no doubt that they would be equally
clear-sighted IN declaring that 10 must
not be used to aid and protect Wall-st.
from the results of It's own recklessuess
or worse wees. This plain dehverance
indicates that the Michigan farmers
would be able to present a cogent state
ment why the financial center OF the
Nation should not continue its condition
of imprOvIdeuce and dependence on its
Government credit, and why the Gov
eminent should not actually increase
It's debt 70 help the financial magnates
Of the the country out OF their self
woven traps. Messrs. Window, Sher-
man and the New York bankers seem
70 bs vofullly IN need OF such instruc-
ton IA the Michigan farmers are able to
give them.
cit q sound doctrine that so far IS
Government credit Is concerned each
industry and interest must learn 10
stand alone. If the farmers take the
wise resolution that that they VII do
so, they have the right 20 demand that
. WalLst. and The corporate fnanClers
shall 10 the same"