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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
Mortgage sale.

First publication Sept. 4 .. last Dec 3.
Whereas default has been mnde 800 the pay
mrut % thc money secured by a mortgage dated
the 18th day oi january ia the year, sol.
executed by john koepcke ana Louise kCrpeke
his wife. - the village oi crystal Falls. MiCuigln.
90 Godfrey klnsley, 81 The same place. which
said morigace wis recorded in the Office ~ The
register Oi deeds 81 the county of Iron iuLihrr 81
-Oimortuees. on pare 10 ON the l7th day of Jam
urtry 90 the year 1891 at . O'Clock D. m. and
Whereas The amount claimed % Big due ON snid
mortElne et the dtte oi tiiis notice it The SUN of
ionr hundred and twenty dollar, and twenty
I've cents ist202hl Of principal and interest
aud Che further SUM ~ ten dollars $1,000 MS
am attorney Gee stipulated for in said mortgage
ana tie whole amount claimed 10 Dee unpaid on
said mortgage is the sum ~ four hundred and
thirty dollars ana twenty-five cents lSiHO21l
and no -uit or proceeding having been Instituted
at law % recover The debt now remaining 81.
cured hy said mortgage or any part thereof
whereby The power az S1le contained IA said
murtpipo has become operative N0W therefore
notice is hereby given that by virtue ~ the said
power 81 sale and in pursuance of che statute iu
such clte made ANA provided the suid mortgage
viii he lurpclosed hy sale ol The premises thcU-
iu described Nt public auction 90 the highest
hiddgr az Tie front door ~ the court house iu
The VILLAGE oi crystal Fails. in said county of
Iron. uu the sth day oi December next. ht ten
O'Clock in The forenoon OF that day, which said
premises are described in snid nurtgupe as FOL.
lows, 20 Wit Lot numbered eightythue S3l .
oi the original recorded plat ~ the village ~
crystal Fails ln the county ~ Iron and STATE ~
Michigan GunFRsY KtNALrY
&. r. tBANnALL, Mortgage
Attorney.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

sumption. cylehs and colds. upon M
condition: II you be afflicted With 81
cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest
trouble, and will nse this remedy ns di-
rcctcd, giving II fair trial and ex-
pefience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have yonr money refunded.
We could not make this offer did We not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. ltnever disappOints.
Trial bottle free at bookings Pharmacy.
Large size fifty cents and $l.00.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
Coming Event.

THE DIAMOND Dull has just turned
out a very neat invitation for the Bell
Dancing Club, announcing That bah
will be- given IN the Crystal Falls opera
house ON Thursday evening next. The
club hns engaged the services ~ Grip
Allson's orchestra for the occasion, and
has decided 60 improve the coming dance
IN many respects over the previous ones.
A splendid bali may be- expected
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

First publication Oct 10. last oct pa
Notice a Hereby gwen that III ". Harte has
Withdrawn from the 20. partnership doing hus
ness IA the village Of Crystal Fails. Mich. under
the firm mime 81 the Crystal Fails LumbarCom-
pany The business win be continued hy AFRO
4, Gilman under the original firm name who will
pay All outstanding liabilities aud collect al nc.
counts due said irn. Dated this first day Of
October, 1891 III. W. HARrE
AxRoC GILMAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
nnckIon.. ArnLoa snlve.

The best salve ia the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhcum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hnnds, chiblains.
corns and all skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. cor no puy required. IL
is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded PriSc 20 cents per
box nt bookings Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
Railroad Marnatna.

w. Il. Tinslpy and Roadmnster Nor
ton. 81 the q. a NV. Ry. were IN thccity
Thursday, visiting several oi the mines
and viewing the work Of McGavock
Brothers the railroad contractors who
are building a spur i'm To- the Hope prop.
crty. They came in their Special pal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
TESTIMONIALS.


& srer lsmse Hubbard Co have removed a t1nor from neck
in
other troubles which
the back and limbs angd tired nga
st.p
ecal south
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AeED MEN

rfromN Debility
the
themselves the opportunity consult this eminent physician
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

a masonic charm WIS picked mp on
Superior avenue this week and awaits an
owner at this office.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10
A GRATEFUL WOMAN.


TlefoI lowing testimonial =
O years for
me avail xwka
feel today
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

huge iron range which employ thousands
and pay them 10 cs,sh every thirty days.
Donchersecl-L y Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-10

Guaranteed Cure.
We authorize or advertised druggist
to sell DR. Kings New Discovery for con
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Resolved, that the first national |
mining congress is unalterabiy in ia
yuT of the principles of Jimetaliism as
approved by jefferson and Hamilton,
enacted into law by congress in 1878
and accepted by the country for an
public and private business of tho first
eighty years of our cCUHtry's history;
that wo believe gold and siiyer-not
one to IN exclusion of the OtheT-;yre
the muuey metals of the cousd utiou;
That We are opposed to amy law that
treats silver as a commodity; mat. Wo
believe gold and silver should have
by law equal rights, uses and monetary
purposes, and TO that end we demand
of the congress Of the United States
The enactment Of laws 10y which sill
vcr shall be coined free i'm all the minis
| equally with gold and to have with IL
/ fun and unrestricted monetary power,
and that the coinage be in the ratio of
/ sixteen to one, and when the coinHge
] is represented by treasury notes, each
/ dollar shall represent 4l24 grams
/ of standard silver, or EOS grains of
1 gold.
CALLING FOR INVESTIGATIONS
Whereas, 10y section 36J3 Of tie
revised statutes Of the United States,
the faith Of the United States is pledg-
ed 10 the payment of ITS obligations
I r
Whereas. by section 1854 it is pro-
vided that the coin paid FOR duties on
!uluor,cu goods shall he set apart as "a
/ a special fund and shall lie applied aTst,
q to tile pa ymeut in coin of tine interest
on tile bonds and notes Of the United
States; second, 10 tie purchase or pay
meut Of ! per cCuLUm of the entire
debt of the United States, TO be made
| within each lscai yesr, which Is TO 10
] emf. rFa fund and tIEH
. interest Of which shall i'm like manner
be applied 10 the purchase Of pay meni
of The public debt, as the secretary OF
/ the treasury shall from time 10 time
D direct: third, the residue to be paid
? into the tueasuTy; and
Whereas, millions OF dollars OF du
ties on imported goods have been pale
. into the national treasury since tlit
] year a. D. 1878 in silver coin and sill
yer certihcutes, not one cent of which
has been by any secretary of the treas
uVy at any time devoted to the frs
, and second objects herein before spec
lied; and
Whereas, every secretary of th'
y ! treasury since the passage of the Blanc
P bill has violated and disregIrded SAT-
, provisions:
Resolved, that our senators and rep
ireseutatives i'll congress be requested
10 to take without delay, such steps as
shall he necessary to ascertain WHY
the treasury department refuses Z
obey the statutory requirements anC
to insure their vigorous enforcement
in the future.
. Salt Lake City, Dcadwood and Ciey'
land were candidates for the place OF
holding Tie next meeting. Tie mat
p ter was decided by the election Of
D Helena, Montana.
The congress, after passing seyera
resolutions of various kinds, adjourned
sine die.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
stn-rEEAsURT ~ ET-ssLA.

Consul General CrdW ford nj st. Pc
lefslGTg has transmitted 10 The de-
iiartiLelit of state aH important report
upon the details and workings of a.
system NOW in practice in Russin ire
tenihling certain plans Incorporated
in t.'F platform Of The furil ers' alliance
IN tlfi cOrntr) # making advances on
the farmers grain stored in WAGE
houses or delivered to officials Of rail-
ways of the country. The salient
points of the system briefly stated are
as follows:
ADVANCES grain max be made
by amy railway company ON account
az the Imperial Bauk of Russia, au-
thGrized by tile minister of finance.
They must not exceed 60. per cent OF
lie v'llt:e Uf-tlIe grain at The nearest
inarket place, except in cases OF loans
far six weeks or less, when an so ne,
cent advance may be obtained. The
usual interest is 6 FER cent, payable in
''tvanee, with further small charges
fis account Ct sinking fi;ad and com
lR'sSions to railroads. LCaus large
frTm six months to oae year and il
mot l'stid at expiration the grain /.
sold by tie I7iilrOad company at auc
tion-. The grain may also lie Sold q
IN danger CT deterioration. This seized
ale went Into effect ON June II, 1883
HRi sts-day It Is generally adopted
Throughout the country aud business
Is carr.ed on under it On very lars,
scale. I have also TO add the schemi
gives great satisfaction to tlie formers
SeTy many of when declare il ha
tiern 40 essential feature Of success
ful farming in Russia
The above official report should con
vince the honest people who HAY
doubts concerning the ps.s.lc..biIity G
the snl'-treasu.y plan- tiiae Rss- na
such a visionary ana Impraeticabl
sclsene as its plutOcraiie eaemies S
ssti,Iiy assert. To those who hav
stRdied the system ii IS simply add
tionai evidence Of It's praetieahiiity an
sisefulaess. or course it Will not al
frct tiae opinion or utterances of I'll
sso,sietl class whose inurdiRate profit
ss-e sStorted fFom tho people who ~
: assliiisr ilesk y Gar present vicious moi
sstai5s s.s's ts'Els-s'. nlarlEI their crops 1
sssal'zsez ti.es are eathers.ls aaur win
zl-eaEve a.iy consideration from Il
eslssOs-ga:Fe press lh5t Representa- ~
asiss,cafes tIisil- lssteios - = ls5i IS ~
~ # q. l.l5.s,12 sallisl Z or
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

NOTICE or SERVICE OF SUMMONS H1
PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLfEATEDN.
state OF Kansas Edwards county, So
In the district court OF Edwards county ia
the state OF Kansas.
The American Investment Company, piaiutiT.
James II. Post. EuuIce Post and Charles Nc
Ginucs, defendants
Won and zach OF YOU be defendants, JuTuesH.
Post Euulce Post and Charles MsGiHncs, are
abov Untitled court % rhc aboycentiuei action
by the American invest unetit 70 nI'Llly pt5
filed its petition in the district cour- or the
county Of Edwards, in she state or huhsaa;
against you. and that unless you anslFe r sriid
petition on or before the lEst GAY ol = ~ 1aL
tsa2, said peri,iou will be taken as true ana
said defendants. Jumcs IT, Post ana Eunies
three dollars ami sixty cents with interest
thereon az the rate OF twelve per cent per an
mum from the LIST dH9 Of NeEcut1er; l9s.- liisl
for costs Of suit7 ana a. furtucr + judgment
agltfust nu OF said defendants for the fore
closure or certain mortgage upon che -Qi-
lowing described real estate, tow 1Ae
ship GereurY-siE fz6I. south OF range eeFeuLeeu
rf7l west Of she sixth principal meriiiaI'r 'ylne
state OF Kansas. and HdjudgiuE thut said
uiaiuLiM has the first i1eu on "a "a premises 70
me amount O. y lltn -tl+s ~ ~. 80 ~
as aforesaid. su i-cl olIl1 - ~ ss.l ~ 49,
tain Tnortgnlcc described ~ pi 4 l2etl-l9l
4oE llil pElsliii fil sil ~ 49, 80 n fr--1
cgiupsus thereon maturing Ftter NoEeulp Z
let 1896 ana ordering said premises a. pc SOLO
gage OF $50 90 and said interest coupons, and
THO proceeds auuHinu 20 the costs OF suit uLo
the amount que Piaiutla5 znd forever naffln' Z
right. -itle. estate. iutereTts property and
equity Of redemption iu or q said prelnl5e- D'
any part thereof W. y p g. 5,- il,57s.-
Attest A. j. Happ- tlerE-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04


Beautiful weather.
Several g. o. y. ties in this city.
'NYheTe ignorance is bliss 'Iwere
folly to be wise.
John Hays, Of FeiIsburg, sundayed
ut ye IroneIad's. John is welt and
likes college life at tile Bend.
The G. A. R. and 5. o. Y. contem-
plate producing True to the Old
Flag, "a military drama, at this place,
about Ciu istmas.
The Beacon, a peoples party paper,
will get the county printing, which is
right and proper The peoples party
have tive commissioners.
AIN amused to hear radical repub-
liesns Boosting Of the downfall Of the
alliance and the peoples party Those
who laugh last, iaugh best.
Items arc a little scarce.
There is a live lodge Of the LO-O.F
here; also an eRcampmeut. yisite,
the subordinate lodge and was agreea
/ bly, surprised with their numbers an,
( proficiency.
There are several churches here
which are well attended.
The Sons of Veterans had ''cak
walk Thanksgiving night which wa
AN amusing novelty and repienishe
their treasury
There is quite a number Of eulOre
people here; also ex-EerOes who kiudI
assisted me in saving the Onion som
years ago
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

During AL LllEnE years "a h-9fAfnAN 4 -' #
our commercial and business interests. I
the wealth of the country has Eeen
rapidly concentrating in Il few hands,
until uov $1,000 PEOPLE own five
Fights Of ;Ie- aggregate wealth of Tie
entire nation. Every branch OF bust
ness is depressed. TIC merchant
fails FOR want of trade and the banker
from depreciation uf values. Labor is
unemployed or madeguately paid,
Our cities are tie abode Of poverty
and want. and consequently crime
willie the country is oycrrm with
tramps Starvation stalks abroad,
amid an ..oyerproducJiOn'' Of food and
nly-cIad men and women and helpless
children a.o freezing IN the midst of
AN .Uvorproduction" Of clothing
1t must be apparent to every un-
biased mind that something is wrong
and tIlat some5ndy is responsible for
the WRONG. We hold that these con-
. ditious are the legitimate result of
vicions legislation in the interest of
favored classes and adverse to the
masses Of American citizens; and we
appeal TO tEe great body of tie people
irrespective of occupation or calling,
to rise above the partizau Prejudices
engeudered by political contests, and
p calmly and dis.assionately examine
the facts which we are prepared t.
&, submit in support OF our claims.
We appeal TO reason ANA not to pre-
a judice, and if the facts and arguments
, we present can be refuted We ueithe
9, ask nor expect the support of the PEG
+ pie. Come and let us reason TO
u gcther."
x In view Of the Importance OF til
:, work before us the state central com
= .mittee has decided upon a more thoI
- ough and systematic organization tina
~ ever before existed. Party hraJquai
tiers are to be Immediately estabiishe
II and constantly maintained at Topeka
\ subordinate committee of three ma
y been selected ont of the state ceutrs
- committee, to have Immediate supel
., vision of the work, one Of whom wi
devote his whole time and energy
the organization and combination Z
II the influences which may be Legitimate
-. Iy utilized for our success. 1t is II
- purpose and desire of this exccuti,
: committee to put itself in touch al
-, sympathy with all our friends az
=. friendly agencies, and "a plan Of loo
No. organization will he promulgated 4
=. soon as its details can be wrought OF
!, and formulated to The best attuinab
- advantage.
n, Let the dissemination Of our prime
II pies proceed. Let our system of ed
II cation be broadened and perfected.
T. Let every friend of our party cOntil
NJ We his interest and activity in evel
Ga good work that may be instrument
IN securing cur triumph in 1892.
nj The committee viii have occasiC
i,e to communicate mere in detail co
10 corning the work CT organizatinn
-, the early future.
LEVI DUABAULD. Chairman.
u w. D. VINCENT, Secretary.
III Topeka, Kan, December 1, 1891.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04


state OF Kansas. Edwards county, $50
Tho American Investment Company plaintiff
Edvrurd II Terry aud Jane C. HuIer., defcu-
dGutS.
Tho uhovo named defendants. Edward q.
Terry uutI JHuu O.. IIrriHtf are hereby uullugl
rhut they have been sued iu the above Cutt-
tied court. in the above entitled action 10y the
l american Investment CnmpuuE. plaintiff lu
SAID notion. suI that said plaintiff Inns filed its
q petition IN tIo district court OF tac county Of
. Edwards it the state OF kIlSus- az 9iu-t said
, CefeudaUts. uud thlt IUlces said defendants
answer Ea "a petition ON or before the ur-t day
. oil Jauuury-. 'Is91. sufI pelirf0u viii be taken
as true. end Judgment rDulC red lu said action
a1uin=- Iil defendant, Edward r. IgrrFr Tor
he EITu or UiUCtN-s'NUu dollars UuI eighty
. five cents with interest tlsrgOu mt tho rate OF
tyvCrvo nc cent. per uunUuI from the 18th uUy
. OF November ISlI, and for costs of sults and
I for rurtH"r Judgment l1tt'n~t Hil OF ~itiN &c
I PENDANTS for tho IurI closure OF o certain
Z mC-rtEuz upon the following diesel luCu real
! estate iu-,,its TBe northeast quarter OF soc
] tfCu Uf section rwuulE-uue L-II- IN IoPFU-lip
. tWguty-ive l251. south of rUuEc seventeen
I fIT4 west ct the sixth principal Hcfld luus lN-
I ing and situate iu Edwards county sLute OF
Z Kansas. and HdIudEiug that said plaintiff has
I q GrSr Iiru on said premises % iHr amount 20
/ witch Judgment VIII UH taken as Aforesaid
] subject only TO ihg lien of "a Ccrtuiu mortgage
D dcFcri bed iu piuiufiu'S petition Tor the prlh-
I cfp-I sum of sI.5.OH. OF she pruIni7sury note
] therein described. and all interest coupons
/ 1heIcou maturing after November lsts lsfis
l and ordering said premises 90 be sold without
/ unprai EumCut subject 10 said mortgage OF
{ IN ocCcls applied 40 tho costs OF suit and tue
] amount due plHiutin Hud forever barring Hud
{ furcufu-iuzr said de fruiuEfz from an right %
] tie, C-tute. interest, property ans equity OF
I thereof. w. II. French Atty Tor PIN
/ LSEAI1 Attest a j. lfAPP, Clerk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

EVERY new factor which naturally
tends to raise the price of wheat seems
10 he more than cnunteracted by the
operations Of the sreeulatcrs- and the
. enormous amount of wheat forced up-
o on the market 10y the countless tho l.
sands # farmers W!iouTe compelled by
their pressing needs to force Gieil
crops upon the mmket at whateye
price they can get. The ukRse Of til,
Russian czar prohibiting tie EXPORT o
wheat from Russia, was immediatel!
followed by a fall Of several cents ;
bushel; and the dry weather pre-
Willing in the eastern part OF this stat
and in some other states, which cause
ths area devoted to wheat to be ma
ttriitlly reduced. and retarded tn
growth of that which has been sOwu
seems 20 lave had no effect to stay I'll
downward course of the market. II
Ing market is Il possible in wors
condition than the grain marke
Contrary to tile hopes any prediction
IF those most familiar with the situt
Ron, the rice Of legs las rapidly d
creased during the last fewmonths unit
the prices are as low as the lowe
point last year. The formers a
throwing their hogs upon the mark
at prices much below their cost. and
such enormous numbers that Il
yards are taxed to the utmost Of the
facilities to lIauCle them. The I
ceipts at Chicago for Tie first thr
days of this week were $50 900, While
is unprecedented, while on Weducsd
Kansas City received %, 900. T
farmers have 80 doubt concluded til
It will not pay to feel hogs at t
present prices CT corn, and are gettii
rid of their hogs as fast as possib
even though they sustain a heavy ID
e in doing so. \ large proportion Of {
cattle ana hng raiscrs Of the west Il
evidently getting ont Of the busiue
rs fast as rossible. They are tired
waiting for the pay ing prices, viii
they have been hoping for i'm vain (
the past five years. and are qui; ii
the business in ,iisglist.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

NOTICE { i SERVICE OF SUMMONS By
FUEII''ATlO<-
State Of Kansas, Edwa rds county. FsE
In tho district court within and for ihe
county Of Edwards, 60 the state Of kansas.
Elizabeth Jane Smith, plaintiff,
Hosea D. punncy, defendant.
You. the defendant. "a oEea % .'Dcuucy, arc
hereby notified that YOU have been sued an
the above entitled court. I'm the above entitled
action 10y Elizabeth Jane smith plaintiff Iu
said action. and that said pluInfim mas Med
. her petition iU tine district court OF the conn
ty of Edwards. in the state OF l-BuSas, against
YOU, and That attachment has been ts5ueu
. ia said action and levied upon the following
. describC personal property and real estate
bgl0u -iug To YOU gO-wit= The undivided one
B third or the undivided go tWo-thiUds of the
southeast quarter of section twenty t2Jl, ia
township twenty-five t&ll, south OF range EeE-
CuEeeu az west OF the sixth prtuclpa NERD
ian, lying and situate iu Edwards county.
I sratc OF f<aHsus- Also an undivided one-thlrd
! Of hfty-rivC acres OF corn grown ON said la 10
A nd that unless You answer said peuuou or
ulHiutiu on before the fiFsL day OF JauuH-
ry, 1892. said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against sou iu 4a1u
! action for the sum of twenty-five nuudrs1
! collars damages for breach of promise OF
I ~ arriaga. and costs OF suit. and confirming
! the uttUchmeuI issued iu said action and levi
I ed ON said property wiu be rendered accord
/ iugIv. w. "a. FFESCIt,
! [sEAIl A. J. ftApP. Attorney Tor tiu.
| Clerk District Court.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Edwards county teachers associa-
ton December 5th. If the 5th should
be stormy the meeting viii bc post
poned till the 18th
Fright Modes of Teaching and
..Uow to Conduct q Recitation" will
be the topics considered under the
head Of Pages Theory and Practice
Rev. Brehm Will be with US at our
next teachers meeting
Forty-thrce teachers should lie pres
eut at our next meeting
VIII some member of the r. C. write
for this column "a paper, The RespoH-
sibiiity Of the Teacher"
HABITS OF STUDY
'.UuIess tine teacher takes care to
furnish his own mind, he viii soon
Gnd his present stock Of knowledge,
however liberal that may be, fading
from his memory and becoming una
vaiiable- To prevent this and 60 keep
along with every improvement, he
should regularly pursue course Of
study--PGge's Theory aud Practice
The above par7Era ph WAS chosen for
I the force Of its argument in favor Of
I its argument in favor of the Kansas
/ Teachers Reading Circle Twenty Of
l oar teachers have enrolled. There
l should be tWenty-three more The
/ books will cost 81 So Twill pay yoH
70 get them though you never attend d
meeting OF the circle. How viii u
pay youz Il viii give YOU an oppnr
I tmnity TO observe the activities Of SOU
I own mental faculties The same law
! thHt govern ian the grew D. and eisitnrl
OF yolr mind VIII obtain 10 lie deVsl
\ opmeut OF your pupils minds. SELF
] Improvement VIII show your kuoNl
edge Of and ability % apply thoH.
laws IL y0H cannot or II sou vi
not or il yoH neglect % improve self
uhut better evidence could DC f0uu'
d. sIuU your undti.esz o. teach 0lafra
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

lie peorle VIII likewise iir-ng relief e.
very legitimate persnit-
Is un cvidelee Of this'ui'iverS.'I De
preston vr need only to cali attention
tn tie constant increase Of uEiness
failures and tie magnitude of iinan-
ciaI lus7es- during the past quarter Of
"a century. We invite the attention
of every candid and tncnshtfnl man
to the following table of business fail
fircs and losses from 1864 to 1893;