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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-29

Following is the financial statement of the
Lamoille County Savings Bank and Trust
Company, July 1, 1891, after an existence OF
two years, five months and nine days
ASSETS
Loans, all IN vermont. Observation-Disclosures. g2l6,24 Is
par.....,...':..''.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10000 90
Cash on hand and in bank .....,......... 6Os34 Oh
Total. s2sT 04s 20
LIABILITIES.
Que ueposltOrs.. E2J23li VI
Capital stock.,,..,,.....,....,..,, 10000 90
Surplus" 4734 222S7 O4s 80
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-29

The Centaur Company, Murray Street New York City.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-29
Thorough Business instruction

waterbury Center,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

war, sAs = gksls.esl - IA hsz zal1s3
sasss 49, Fzal 4AsEs las aesa 1asa
90 u socA@l rsFAsrs tss sesa AsF sze
xrs nlA4sa AsseE. a. 1S4bssess AFs
4aeAs sasrssez n - sxpeesz3 - AssSss
a. tr1zgAs - keE a2esksF- - .lss
xybsais = rszasa4 tered teEl Mrs. Nllll2sa
AsseF - sxhsF zasFAorE1 considers
ksssslf sasaxlaF - Aer sastAets fA2lsy
asa ts&t Mrs. Nllisx sgkaep le1<ss 10
saa3l "a Fasiz1slphss. tae tresas2usas
ssclal leverage 1Loat - ss e1ersa1 Ray
& ess-az-ed
Nrs WlBag VII be rsmeelese1 e.
kaFiag dared 90 so TAI 242SsF City
society vas 4erazsa fseeS sal 4 kss
mg sQs herself niesly tslks4 abo4t -
pa fer lt Al that gims soas = thx
sesr f4-ts e bss own hls@ery mere
tsougbt ouk Her father Was p RasA
nxrtoa, ofpo very stiagu.sesa liasags
der aacaher was u tls l.iaily Il Frazier
walsh bit &a3ys ths ordinary Dr BAr-
toa bscams = witowsr aud thsn married
again, his second wife being = dsaghtsr
os cd john Jacob Rl4ggay, Of = very old
PaAa8slPAia family Mrs. @llllng's
prefsvsaes Tor the R,dgways has eeee -
marked that il a4s confused peoples no
tioas I'll they forgot she wasa't the
dsughtsr OF Dr BArton's sseond wife
Her two daughters. Alice sad Ava, have
Ridgway for their middle nsnes; she
herself wore the magnificent ks1swsy
lewsls which came 10 her az her step
mothers death; and, ia short, a great
deal was heard of the Rldgwsys and very
little OF any body else
Mr. Edward 5. Will.ng is interesting
az being one of the few Americans VINO
have fought on the field OF honor Ills
sister, many years ago, married Mr..
James Schots, Jr., society man Of Phil
adelphia, and Was divorced six years
later after her husband had fought a
duel with Ar. Pierce Butler, 4 thiladel.
phian Of vikings set. Strangely eaoagh,
the cause OF the duel was something
which Mr Schott saw ia the Astor House
in New York The hrst duel was fol
lowed by second. ia which Mr. Edward
S. Willing faced William Schott, s
brother of James, on account o, the
quarrel growing ont OF the scandal. Both
were slightly wounded.
DAVID WzcAsLER
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25
Gould and vaad-rsll, At Monte Carlo.

"Not at all" said the man, Il consider
myself just as much professional
gambler as he who plays his stake at d
a faro bank or roulette table"
He was one OF those rare men who have
plenty of money, no taste for business,
literature, art, or even amusement with
which to occupy his mind. Not content
TO be altogether idle, he spends his days
in Wall street, arriving there with the
punctuality OF Board broker and de-
parting only when the business day is
over
II was at Monte Carlo four winters
ago." he said; most charming place, you
know, but as Mulyaney says, that's an
other story. 1t happened that while
was there the Atalanta, with Mr.. Gould
on board came to anchor near by, and
shortly after Mr. Wander bilts yacht also
appeared Both these gentlemen. like
all other Americans who go 20 that part
of the world, visited the gambling rooms
of the place, and / saw them both at the
roulette table on the same day"
ibid they both play"
II was going to tell you. Mr. Wander
bilt came up and watched the wheel for
several turns. Then, very slowly. he put
his hand in his pocket and drew out a
small coin, n franc l think. He played
it on the red and, won, even money. 1t
seemed to amuse him and he played
again, and again he won. Well, he k ept
at it several minutes with varying sue
cess, never risking more than trivial
sum and never taking the long chances
whereby If he had been lucky he might
have multiplied his stake many times
over. Fortune favored him and at last
he had accumulated pile of checks
worth; as near as / could estimate, six
dollars. 1t was certainly not more.
Then Mr. Vanderbilt cashed in and left
the room, and not another coin did he
risk while he remained at Monte Carlo.
Mr.. Gould, on the other hand, was
more conservative. He, too, watched the
play gravely for several minutes | do
not know what manner of calculations
were exercising his mind, but after a
time he appeared TO have come to de-
cision. He put his right hand into his
pocket, and / could see that his fist was
doubled up as he grasped a coin. A play
was just being made, and Mr. Gould,
hand in pocket, watched it, The marble
was set spinning again, and the gamblers
laid their stakes promptly upon the
table. Mr. Gould slowly drew up his
fist, clear to the verge Of his pocket. hesi
tated, stopped ard kept his hand there
until the marble had dropped into slot
on the wheel. Then he opened his hand,
let his coin drop back to the bottom OF
his pocket, and with faint smile iurk-
ing in bis whiskers. he turned from the
table and left the room. He didn't risk
a sou during his stay at Monte Carlo"
FRFDERrCK r DuRToy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

A long wrap is made of black velvet,
with hanging sleeves, which are cut to a
point and iined with black satin, and
finished with rich passementerie orna-
ment The deep ruffis over the shout
ders and down to the waist in front is
OK the velvet embroidered in black silk,
in raised pattern, and the same ernbroid-
cry border the sleeves and Is laid fat
down tho front. the whole garment
reaches 70 the feet and ia most elegant
Tho pretty Httle cspote bonnet is Of
black velvet, with two rows Of wax
pearl beads around it and two maize col
ored p,u1nes. che In front and one in the
back
New black grenadines have narrow
folds Of maize or mandarin velvet, with
narrow velvet ribbon fsots wherever pos
siblc, on Or sses for home. and these viii
also % worn in the street a. soon a.
warmer weather comes
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25
ROUND ABOUT GOTHAM.
Nss Ava Wl1inxs Conquest aass
Is soc1a4 Sx1lncaaos.
ass cspiss txatiy Asia "a - c rxz2.
ss4As - >sss AFsos Stss@
k@-x< o~..lS Ass4s kss
>Sxse4s fza4lleA
rarra go - 80 - 80

lrDFEA SCI 49, 81 ; . 80 sos
TIE marriage q Jots Jacob Asser Ana
Nlss Ava kagEay Wiling % Tas>a4y,
~ill gssss sas res a. f4Ulllss q Ass feFk
sE1 fnil4txlpala- Ms. WlhaG AsssF
E8ogasr x jazz s. ts sas<a q see4sSy
- ths Metropolis. ~hlis Nrs EassF1 ;.
y llhus Eslgss IA sRAss~ - hiza that
several u hsr sNa as~r relatives 81
1sveF set slEo Is
II TIE time q William Psnn. the Will
tsss ebs@lled large grants u lsRd from
TIE grosa al fFom Psaa kimself This
method u acquiring real estate ~ss con
sl1sTsa coed thiag n thoss days, sud
II esct4ialy LAD it, advantages ever the
faeieEn naegLod o. psytns lard cash toF
aa.tevsloped town iots II western des-
sFts u established ths Wiliags on a
foetiag which has always remained arm-
ne, are not 80 rich As the As
tors, bus they have always besa
sols 70 enjoy tbs costly luxury OF social
prominenes.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

tns stats "a >. 80 ga h4s nHaly D.,
oa4e the scene u eHe 81 ta< sefss pa
sSzl ostFszes sseF ssas tsa ~ Eas Ilaslsa
,t4tes. As @ill e seea "a ths tsLzsEAz
fsRzLps eoFYesp oasleaee from LA
.asg, lss DeHaoeFzts 81 tie sssn4ss. un-
"a lhe a.esat.sn u Homer Hozkesi
efstaFy Of t3e Democrats s<sts cen
raj eosaHsIatas. si3sa 81 tA< ssrssligy
~ tas LisgtssaAt- gossga0g. 4ave geae
iarogzH Ia He1.ons Il uaseAllag sena-
tofs harp5a alssi Morse. fney took a.
@atags - les abeeacS * Ias kspaol
faa -eaateEs ~ laekssn. Alleged report.
"a tAe eeniislllsses sa4g acre fa.se ca
iAe.f Face. sefs a4A1s - t4z easlgna4n
faAeat sasaoeiy OF the sommtlsss
Aad ~sra tuise0zea tnfoagn Tne
L.satslass.s1VssGp aisgraesa himself
isgaAeed h.s ofssee, dsgraced Us party
sat dlsgfaeed tbs state. 81 slloHirg
!ios-arl g. st8nd beside hm aua dc
tats as action. 4 pKesid TX okhcsr,
*no permits suea a tniag s.ularss him
ss.s Ana pzeel4ms rs own Ineoalpe-
-eney % tls state. A BODY hat vii
psfsait silca = dlsgfaeefai exhibition 81
t1e pafsy sap, p1o.isaes Is own Dis
gfaee, ser before a she history o.,
A.caigan has s0cn sceae besn Wit
nessed IA her legislative balls, u show:
tna majority Of the senate 90 De igaor.
aat u the elementary priaeipes OF de-
eoFum AID deeeacy. The ead d nog
yet.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25


TEX Dstroit Tribune says: "That
mAa WI confer an tnestimAble boom
upon hls te.low-cit.zens WAC will dis.
cover come certain aud lnfaillble WAY
oi reaching and taxing the millions
upon millions of hidden wealth that
now successfully eludes the search of
tAe assessor. A place by the side OF
the world : greatest benefactors awaits
him. GRACIOUS me. how Senator
Dosan has been overlooked. tie has
gone dowA iaio the bowels OF the earth
tor iron and copper ore and has
scAnaed tie clouds above in search of
telegraph and telephone wires TO tax.
Jus. wals until ha gets through with
Mlchigan's tax laws before signing for
any more Improvements.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Simply apply "swAYSE's OTyTMEST.'
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter, eczema, itch, all eruptiols on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYxE's OISTMKST.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

IGxArrrs DoSSELLY thinks tho So.
Paul Ploneer-Press has lied about him,
and has sued that paper for 100000.
He doesn't stop to think how he sIand-
cred poor Shakespeare. who cannot de-
fend himself.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

woof-why iid BsgieJ fail IN his
country paper sntsrprises
Van Pelt-Ha struck town where the
people were al first and second eoussrs;
they knew az she news = week oefore -e
coa.d Ses hold Of it.-Ha-psr's Bazaar.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Nswsboy--Ssy. Ben. il you were sit
ting in the rarlor with your best girl.
ard her mother came in and commenc I
wiping of he chars, what would you
think she meant
Ben Why, dust" Of COURSE
Brooklyn Eagle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

TuE most rabld snd rampant Demo
rrats are eften those who have once
been Republicans UnapprFeisted in
the latter party, they have sought The
Democrats and served an apprentice
ship IN the dirtiest kinds CT political
work. ~ demonstrate the gsaumeness
Of their conversion. u. D. Hsrter.
Cangrsssmsn-eIect, CT Ohio. = one Of
mis- Kind. One Of his first dsmonstra-
tons OF fsaIty TO the Democracy vss
the writing Of fivs-column solid non
pariel speech, 70 be delivered at the
opening OF tire Democratic state con
vention IN Iss9, when he was 10 preside
a temporary Chairman. tie had il
pr,nted IN advance, and tae Demo
cratic managers ehoked him OF. IL
dsrne<t piece of slIsx snce-vork was
done last fail He made himself N.
famous By declaring bis preference fos
> cancer and smallpox factory ovpi
enc Mckinley Tariff bali. Lately ne IA
been Debating 10 his party on the silve,
question and been getting pretty fre
unently thunsped Cor his impotence
Like n,sny smother renegade Repnh
}rnn, Ne i terror 10 the Democracy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25
Pa-it StrieA

The dinner gown here pictured was
rcently completed for countess who
Is a l1der II fashion. This lady is a
deiai- blonde. and tho toilet was made
with n special = ference TO her undecided
complexion, l &c undersslirr was made
OF pink taife.ss, over which is flounce,
waist deep, of black Spanish lace. The
demi-trsin over this is lined with pink
taifetas and is of corn colored satin. The
corssge Is OF the satin. with drapery and
sles~es OF black lace over pink, and a
soalioped pink standing collar Of no par
ticular epoch, the whole trimmed with
fiots OF pink satin ribbon. At the neck
Is small tucker Of white crepe lisse
This toilet is quite suitable for dinner,
reception or ball, and is very handsome
every way,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

ChaVpse- WHAT Don't ron rsnsrnher
Ch0Ily, Il WAS he who had the beazti
fuI dog down at tas hoeel last summer.
Msusi--Ahi I remember hiza now
what became q the dngs-Nev York
Herald.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

THE organization OF one or more
inebriats asylums IS logical and con-
sistenE step. IL the State permits the
manufacture. II should encourage =
proper disposition OF the product.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Any subssFioer "a fHE fEIEGKAM-
herald who EaIts 90 receive the paper
rssoiartys % Wiao mar have gsAs1a -
ssnn plata OF late delivery, viii confer
special favor - tasorultng this once OF
ths fast "a saee. ssnd voatai eeEd % call
ap taisp a@as sSt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

TIVE 18th inst. closes the time for the
introduction OF new bills into the Legs
iature. but there will oe no lack OF
them The usual number will be
brought in.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Nses'v Client-E I lose my case
isn't sea how Yuu ARA 20 be paid
Iawv~r-Oh, dent worry about hat,
ny fear <sr. The lawyer ca the esser
Gle Il my sartrssr. New Tisrk WEEKLY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

TO-DAY closes the constitutional limit
for the introduction OF balls into the
Legislature. Will that body do some
thing after that,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Anxious Noshsr--As passed the par
ic~ dor last evening I $40 Mr.. Nice
failo's face v-rv. very cfore 70 yorrz
Lovely DusaEhtsr-Tes> ma. he's 40
aesx sisased. -<Sood yewS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

HESRY WarrERsoS. in that letter
which Gov. Hill never received, spoke
OF himself ss zone Of some millions Of
Democrats who have never sought nor
held cfiice." Watterson was once n
Representative in Congress, but must
have cut so Insignificant figure there.
that he has forgotten all about it. If
there really are any Democrats as Wat
terson describes. Gov. Winans, OF Mich
lgan would like 20 meet them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

MARYLAND, my Maryland" will have
o candidate for the Presidency in sena-
tor German. What's the matter with
Cleveland
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

THs Detroit Tribune says that a good
Supreme Court judge wants robust
common sense whsrefors2 tie IS
not allowed to use Il as a bass for
judicial decisions, for there Is no ecog-
nfzed standard OF common sense. A
legal probationary, moss-grown
and scsntury or two behind the times
--avails more TO decide case than sny
ones IDEAS Of common sense. Common
sense is much more necessary IN the
legislative and executive departments
ihan IN the judicial.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

DEMOCRATS rcekoned without their
host when they thought they could
bulldoze Speaker Reed. They are
reckoning without their host just as
surely. when they calculate upon his
extinction or insignificance in the next
House. Reed has mapped out his little
campaign already, or he IS not Thomas
Is. Reed.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

THE new Senator from South Dakota,
John Henry Kyle. Is the first preacher
TO get INTO the United States Senate.
He believes in woman suffrage, as most
preachers do. They have TO depend
mostly on woman's help to run their
churches. and see no reason why the
Government cannot be run in the same
No
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

IA special study and practice Tor many years.
over 500 treated yrsriy. Recent cases OF
PhiXAlE plsEaSEs eg,e dr Y us short dine ne
lace or body. cured without giving mercury or
other poisons.- Mercury is the curse OF the
human race. Your children will suffer from its
effects. Avoid it as you would avoid any dead
~ drug. ana use IL no more. These diseases
are tcing cured in this cispenSary without
mercury.
DIR. Grafton is grad uate OF Rush Medical Col
lcge. Chicago. H., IS well known all over the
United States and Canada 10y thousands OF old
and young men he has cured. and il is a well
known fuct that foryears he has confined him
self 10 the study and treatment OF Sexual and
Chronic Diseases, thus obtaining advantages
possess. Medicine. like all other sciences. Is
progressive ana every year shows proof ~ Its
advance. By a combination of remedies Of
great curative power he has so arranged his
treatment thar it will afford not only IN me
date relief. but permanent cures. Al forms
OF Ihroat. LIng. Nerve and Blood Diseases.
stitution In this country Those who coItem-
plate going 10 Hot springs for the treatment
OF any Private or Blood Disease can be cured
~ onf-thifd the cost Ut ou- Dispens5ry. Il East
RT'PTCRE cured without pain or hind ance
from business
To- ioc BY this treatment pure. lovely
01uiOo complexion. free from sallowness.
freckles. black heads. erupticns. etc. bril- ant
eyes and perfect health can be had. That
tired" feeling aud al, female Weakness
promptly cured. Nervous Prostrstion. GEN
eral Debility. Sleepiessness. Depression and
Indigestion. Oyariai Troubles. Inflammation
and liberation. Falling aud Disbursements.
spinal Weakness, Kidney Complaints and
change OF life. Consult the old Doctor.
Eve and Ear AcGte or Chronic l lnham n
Globe aud Far and Near sightedness, liver
sion o, the I4ias. Scrotuious eyes Uicersiions.
Infiaminstions. AbscesS. Dimnsss of Nlsioa of
one or both Ey-s. and Ium0rs Of Lid. Infsn-
nation OF the Ear. liberation or Catafrt. In
ternai or External Deafness CT Paralysis sing
ing or Roaring Noises Thicktned Drum, etc.
Nervous Debility s sesrnsfG fosses.
Night Emissions Loss of Vital Power. s eep.
lessness. D spordencv. Loss OF Memory. Con
Goominess. Depression of Spirits. Aversion 20
society. Easily Discouraged. Lack OF Conf
dence. Dull. Llstiess. Unfit for Study or Busi-
ness. and finds III burden. safely. perman-
emily and priyaieiy cured.
Private Diseases Pensas Pqi 1sin T.
GOT. Structure. mina Emissions, Loss OF
Sexuai Power. ". akuess of the Sexual organs.
Wan; OF Desire In Male or Female. whether
rom impruCent habits OF young or sexual
habits az mature years. OF aay cauS. that &c
~ iiates the seIusi functions. speedily and
permanently cGr-d.
Both Sexes Gon ns1 rS eSDad ss y, II
Delays are Dangerous.
Send &c CENTS stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws of Health.
OFFICE ioURS-oa. n to 8 y. m.
Corner Bridge aad Cana. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

II ron visa 70 have your iettsTs sn-
severed immediately By I)T. Tod y per-
son. enclose $ to pay for the ssrssce.
Corsul tsfsoas st Is orce free. aB1 10
cazrzs for be 0fScs services Dat5i
rsrs4. ozFee e Nenroe-st.. feon 4.
tsrx-a Rapids. Mseh. P0stofzae lock
box ?.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,

REcIrsoerfc IS the Republican rally
ing cry. it Will be heard along the
continent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Circulation Guaranteed 20 30 the
Iargest OF All Aliehigan Dalnss tx
eepL Those ol Detroit.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

"MExco Is paying her coupons"
Good enough. Republican principles
have at last come to the front in that
country.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Uaitss Srsss a4asFts. erca'pI 800 z2rir
Dslssssy. All tas Lseai Nsss. sea ths
css4esst aas kost Fisieiy Fftatsa FsFsF
P.4a.lshsa Ia draad s4ples.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

QuAY has Pleaded ''not guilty" very
emphateally. Now Why don't the
other fellows come on with the proofs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25
FREDERICK r. Bur
GLOW TO Cure All SKIN Diseases. =

Van Hcuten's Cocoa-Largest sale II
the world.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

Tbe irsroFtszes r. prrifeizs fhe siaed ezr-
r.. bs evsrsssizszred. for 7ltAant pre-
biooI yo1 esnnos eassv GOD aeslsh
At tbs seasGs RsarsJ ever oZs aeeSs
god ras6scize 70 IN =. wa lze. sd eEriea
Zee hood. sid Eeoa-s ssrssFzrsaa = so-sky
rsnr rezs5ezcs. II = veeEfar = 80 4
strengthens ana hzsazs 10 tss sTsseFz. ssss=es
Al zEret.1e. 2rs feaeS tts os&es1z. sa<se
K e-9<st 1855 Tssee@. C~s = srssA
Foosss ssrsapsrss1s = ssh - erszvfzss.
Frepsrez hy G. Z Eee-z 3 Ca Lewe. Esss
100 Doses Ore Dollar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25
$1,000 REWARD!
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN

For any case they fan - cure coming under
their treatment b following their directions.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-25

sena &c cents stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws of Health.
OFFICE HoURS-oa n TO p. m.
Corner Bridge a8d Cana. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

mankind-thc one whose labor puts in mo-
tion all trace. manufactures and commerce
is powerlcss 10 hold even fair share OF
its own productions
As we find THAI this condition OF depres-
Sion mas been growing worse through Il
series of Years, ana exists among many
farmers whose industry ard frugality is
undoubted, it would be quite Unwarranted
TO charge the results 10 providence or bad
management. The evil comes from more
deep-seared cause than mere personal in
providence or failure of seasons. These
things may aggravate the difficulties in IN
dividual cases. but they do not produce
them. What has produced them. Can
the government do something in the way of
tangible relief? In the effort 10 determine
this question it would na folly to run off
into mere distractions, ana argue the case
As if the business of farming had Just been
invented. and there was no experience of
history 10 shed light upon the inquiry The
plain. practical method of solving the diff
ticulty IS to turn back the pages of our rec
ord is nation until we get to point
where agriculture was prosperous, and re-
manned so during 4 time long enough TO
show that the prosperity was not due 10
some accidental case. If such period is
found, make thai the starting point.