The state herald., 1890-01-17

II IL Guaranty rep0rtcd that sDu,e
Of our professional citizens indulge
In little game Of draw.
Thirteen authorities did not take
with Judge Downer. 1t takes brains
to practice and win cases in that
court.
Services In the NJ. E. church will
commence hereafter ut l0a. m. sun
day school will be held at II O'Clock,
both services on mountaln time.
1t Is said that Gade Weaver was on
the WIT raih yesterday, In conse-
quence II y certain mortgage trans
action In which they were trying TO
give Gade the worst Of II. When
they down Gadc they arc u dandy.
n. J. Peterson made this once u
visit for the first time since Christ
mas. n reports new baby hoy
Mt his house and smother republican
yet~ Mr.. Peterson Is one of the sol.
Id Swctlc farmers and cun Bc depend
I'd upon when the general welfare Of
the county ut stake.
The editor Of this religious journal
came In contact with few miserable
stink pots last week, and brOke the
record Of forty years and for the first
time In his life, was sued by the uaiser.
able boodle litter who resides over the
defunct News. When . man, or. 4
thing, gets 80 low in the scale Of hu-
manity that he resorts to such scheme
that money Is the consideration that
SATISFIES injured innocence, Is like rob
bing grave yard for the price Of the
corpse. Is the rotten old concern on
its last legs that 1t will resort to any
dirty work to recuperate his defunct
exchequer. II Bro. Williams thinks
he can abuse every one ut pleasure
and escape himself he Is of his base.
We are prepared to give him and his
outfit such showing up as will make
his bones ache.
The committee on tariff are hustl-
ing gathering representatives, Of manu-
featuring syndicates before them In
Washington to hear their side Of the
question. win the farmers and live
stock producers be invited to come for
ward at government expense to tell
their side Of the question: Probably
not. The prices Of these commodities
are fixed outside the United States,
and the farmer has to sell at what
foreign buyers will pay; but when II
comes to manufactured products, he
must pay what the trusts ask. Does
congress want 70 change this order Of
thingsY Oh no! The farmer Is u
pack-borse, who never growls at what
he has 70 pay, though sometimes be
does growl vissn prices for his pro-
ducts are TO low TO enable him to live,
There b oeiy eas way snd that is for
the farmers to combine their interests
aud send representatives 70 make laws
In the Interest Of the farmer. Az
long n We send lawyers and million
airs, the interest Of the farmer and
the laborer will not be represented.
l;c!ievc In Hnlyoke and It's r-eat fu.
tare. No town In the west can show
the substantial improvements made
during the past year. A magnificent
school house, water w0'ls, and the
finest grain elevator on the Il. 4 NJ,
To ssy nothing Of tho splendid brick
and frame residences. Stop talking
against the town or the county. D0
your part toward progress aud quit
whining like pup OF leave ut once.
No man eau dgl't vigorously aud sue.
cessfully II lie Is uncertain Of his
right h ARht. The sold or who leaves
behind him the open question Of
whether thing ought 10 be done or
not, IN nine cases out of ten will re.
treat along that line. Ths advance
line Is held only by the man who le-
lieves In the end that lies before him
aud his right to secure that end. No
thing blishts faith In apurpose or ssps
the strength, TO carry II out like skep-
ticism; the skepticism need mot be
very keep or very radical; very little
of Il will 70 great way In destroying
II mans working power. It is one Of
the mental and spiritual diseases OF
our time that No many men aud wo.
Ten arc uncertain whether the thing
they ARE doing Is worth mhIlc. They
arr fighting u losing hattie, not bc.
cause they have not the force or the
equipment " fight winning one,
hut because they can never quite
making up their minds whether the
iISht ought 10 bc made Or not. A
hilf.hcartetl or questioning Stanley
would In nh al,surilty. The man
who Il ~ crss Africa through the
heart NJ Its vast forests md Its dead.
ly morasscs must be man WIN ,s.
lIcvcs TINT doing that particular
thing Is worth every cxerti0n that u
human ielng can make, and that II
his life gs.s Into tho work thu l''ss
Will In well made. M less of faith
than this could have given Stanley
the impulse which has ngaIn sent
him through the heart of Africa n
Mr. Edison spent his nights In query.
Ing whether his work by day WIS
worth doing, the wonderful develop
nient ~ tho practical use " elcctricI.
~ when h. hxs ~.curwi for the Mnl.