The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26

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justice and virtue, he must admit
that interest is the cutest and most
powerful devil of the age. 1t drags
more people into a hell of lifelong
misery, discontentment and unhappy
homes, then any evil demon in exis-
tence. It is the very monster who
kills the true spirit of christianity;
it is an angel in appearance, and
devil in influence; it's language is pro-
family; it fills penitentiaries and
asylums with victims; it educates
mankind to speak falsehoods and to
become cut-throats and scOundrels;
it's evil influence can be traced in
every community from the Atlantic
to the Pacific; from the Gulf of Mexi-
co to the British America: it is ham
died with the softest of gloves; it is
nursed like child; it is idolized like
true God; it is longed for and
prayed for day and night by the peo-
pie Oh, what a misera BILE imaginary
happiness the people suppose them
selves to enjoy.
The satanic work that money
creates through the channels of in
terest, should be Stunned by every
intelligent man. 1t should be han
died with iron tongues and powerful
levers. The press of the country
should denounce it in it's most bitter
terms. Prayers from the pulpit
should be poured out in the most
vigorous tone. to barricade chris
tianity against this devilish monster.
Protective leagues should be organ
lied all over the universe to fight
this iron-gripped tyrant. 1t should
never be allowed to breathe, the pure
air of free country, but to bury it
in the depths of the fathomless ocean
by the side of Observation-Disclosures,
So Oak.
We have received Bulletin No. 4,
Wisconsin Farmers Institutes.
1t makes a book of $50 pages-a
hand book of Agriculture, containing
a verbatim report of the closing In
stitute of three days, short, pithy ex-
perience in all branches of farming,
and the hundreds OF questions are
answered resulting in a general dis
cussion, making the richest publica-
ton upon Dairying, Horse Breeding,
Swine and Sheep Husbandry as Civ
en- at sixty-six two-day Institutes
held in the state last winter.
This book is sent at a cost price to
encourage farmers to read, think and
band themselves together in similar
meetings for mutual improvement
and benefit. Wisconsin for twenty
years has been holding farmers
meetings.
Send 80 cent to W. II. MORRISON,
MADISON, WIS.,, who is Superintendent
of the Farmers Institute work OF
that state, and you will get a work
which will bear reading and re-read
inc.
Kansas Commoner:
Our Father who art in Washington,
Benjamin Harrison be thy name, thy
kingdom come thy favors be shown
to the western farmers as well as the
eastern boodlers, continue this day
our daily sheriff sales, lead us not in
to the temptation of self-defense
But deliver us from the republican
party that we may avoid the Jail and
the poorhouse. For thine is the
power, born of our ignorance, and
devoted to the interests of plutoc-
racy that enslaves the people forever
if they don't kick too soon, which we
pray to God they may. Amen.
Germany has $40 per capita,
France $45, England $50 per capita.
The United States, according to
Senator Plumb, has less than $40
per capita in actual circulation. DO
not people in a sparsely settled
country need more money than those
in a thickly settled one? In 1864
America had $58 per capita then we
had no tramps and everybody was
happy.-Newton Herald.
The government fosters the "whis-
key Industries" of the country by
furnishing warehouses for the surplus
whiskey until there is q market.
Why can't the government do the
same thing for the wheat industry"
by furnishing warehouses for the sur
plus wheat until there is market for
it? 1t is what the farmers are asking
for and surely the wheat industry is
OF as much Importance as the whiskey
industry.-Climax Advocate.
The Farmers Alliance and the
Knights of Labor may produce poor
politicians, but their grievances are
serious and should be redressed, and
the agitation will go on until leaders
are developed who will lead them to
victory and secure justice for them.
They see millions piled up around
them as the results OF their labor.