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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

.Nrl ANIs Z NrfNs
Manager A. NJ. Palmer has big gray
ulster. iu which he is envelOped from
neck 90 heels. aud which, with his gray
side whiskerS and gray hair, gives him
the look OF getting on the ghostly side
ol life. whereas he is only in the prime
% manhood. lie has taken great
fancy to little Marshall L. Wilder, the
humorist, and they are often together,
the managers keen eye twinSling with
humor as Marshall tells him funny
stories. saw them together ia Broad
way car yesterday, and asked Wilder
for his very, very Understanding
fresh. "Well, you know, wa down az
the Judge building, selling dolls At auc-
tion for Billy Arkell and Mrs. Julia
Hayes Percy and other poor children.
responded Wilder. "rhc place was filed
with ladies' you know, and young women
and girls. and they were all 50 modest,
You snow. and positively IL got embar-
RAISING when one young woman had
such d streak Of modeSty that, after she
had bid ON a doll, she asked 20 leave the
room Co change her mind.
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ahvinetn Nothers.

Mis-. WIxsLow's SOOTHING syrup has
been used by millions Of mothers for child
ren teething for over fifty years with per
feet success. IL relieves the little sufferer
al once, produces natural, quiet sleep oS
freeing the child from pain, ana the niue
cherub awakes as bright as . button II
Is very pleasant 10 taste, soothes the child
softens the gums, allays pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diaIrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Husband and Wife

Have more than once been saved 10y the
timely use of Kemp's Balsam for the throat
and lungs. after all other remedies have
been tried IN vain. The Balsam stops de,
cav Of the lungs and cures influenza and
acute aud chronic coughs There IS no
other medicine in the world that acts so
promptly, certainly none that does It's work
50 thoroughly as Kemp's Balsam. All drug
gists sell it, Largo bottles SOC. and 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
PEIEOLt UM.

Oh CITY. Pa, January / Petroleum
opened at 1la{c; highest Hisc; lowes'
;sisc: closed at 1isIc. Sales, $4,000 bar
rcls: cleararccs, 396, 900 barrels: carrying
l5a50: runs. s2,G3s barrels; shipments
7s.l70 barrels charters, ll,42s barrels
Buckeye opened at 2lisc; highest q sc
lowest 2ic: closed PIC aud bid. Sales
1000 barrels; runs, 43,S srj barrels; ship
ments, 81, III barrels.
PIrrsBURG. pa, January i.-Petrcleum
onened at T4i.c: closed at 743$c; highest
i4s.c; lowest iii4c Market dull
BRAproRD. PA, January petroleum
opened at 73stc: closed at Ii3+c; highest
&c: lowest 7j3sc; clearances, $4,000 oar
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Cause OF the Muss.

Daughter" said Mrs. Bellows, I'M
dignautly. after John Jimpson had
taken his departure, "how came your
hair So diSarranged ?
81 shook my head 50 much while he
was trying 20 get me TO say yes, re-
piled the qu.ck-witted girl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS And LOANS,
cropcrc OTTc a. On.

Real Estate bought, Sold and Loans Negotiated
Special Attention Given TO Collection Of Rents.
We offer the following valuable property for
sale
Three Building Lots l5OXlD, corner Forty
fourth and Jacob streets, will be sold by half or
full lots. VIII be- sold cheap.
Two-story Frame House, new, four rooms.
LOT 25Xl0O. No. 3sla Wood street. \ bargain
Uilding Lot 5OxlOO. corner Thirty-nintb and
Mclolloch streets. Cheap.
No 1873 Jacob street. Lot 5Oxl01 ALLEY corner
new house, three years cid. in excellent condi-
ton, contains si1 rooms, also wash house IL
rear Call early for bargain
Address, or call on GEO. 5. OrTEd CO,
drlasat, Tu. rh-sb City Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

IN RAILWAY. Z " KELLli Pf"ii'tt
(kauaNLa Short Liuel Schedule in .1s'. fH
.r.ai-r 23th. iSsg subject to chang. r't. at
natlcsl Irius l~agr Nb-rlnf Boz - 'a
Ohio River Il. z arrive tha'ls-'nh /" f.
Lsaye Charleston S.t5 q r.. arrive Nf.rInF
:. q, o.. M. via y. r r. Lowe Ihar.e.tnn
n 10 a. NJ. arrive Wb.sliag - m 10 90
lumbgs Aad Is 4 u. daily exc ptsund 'irn-
tral Standard Tine. suniays, 'h. f.irs
7R ~ M. Leaye wheeling 2 ~ a. 30. afnfa
Ctsrf.stor S.<b o n. VIA .. r. x. Y.
GEO J ERMLlCA o.
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TO LET.

Store Room 1854 Market street
Store Room ll35 Market street.
store Room 1913 Main street.
Eight Room Brick House % Thirteenth ST.
Seven Room Brick House, bath room, etc, Il
South York street.
Seven Room House, with modern improve
ments. 81 South York street.
Six Room House. 40 North York street.
five Room Brick. hrst-class property ~ "
Huron street.
Three Room House, l05 Virginia street.
Five Room House, both gases, W y. Huron ~.
Four Room Brick, ESQ Market street posses
sion any time.
-Four Room House, lii4 Wood street. Posses
sion any time.
FOR SALE.
Choice Building Lots in Old Fair Grounds
and Gilchrist addition from s5O up. 49,,
building Lots corner Market and Thirty-nith
streets. 25Xls0, $50.
$40 Buys the choice OF lots In Zane's Orchard.
Fine building site on South Penn. west side;
Your last chance. Double Brick House, W and
% North Huron St, will bring 500 per ear
for ~ 80 A Comfortable Home. 40 ). Broad wa!
g. 100 Eight-roomed House, No. lSo zane ST.
full lot. 6OxiD, N,DpO
Three Room House. with small Store Room
80 South broadway. near Virginia; t.tU.
FARMS.-Seyeral good farms, suitable Tor
regular farming, gardening and lruit.
G. o. SMITH,
1920 Market street, over Wheat Il Hancher's
Jewelry Store. lat-AG
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

HUNTINGTON DIVISION So 49, trafr
clifton Fnfgc daily : pa. ui. srrivr iiun.Ifrf.I
S.sDp o.. No. Is. daily. .-age Huuunf'nn f sl
t o.. arrive Clifton Fury. lu q. m ~. ID.
daily eNceft sunday. leave Easf srrrII .ua
m arrive Huntington iO.Ola. n. 81. if DO q
sir- "a sunday. leave Huntington 49, b. o. I..
rive l.i SeNell 90 3. o..
CINCINNATI DIVISION. s. y. 5a.Iy o..
cepl SUNDAY leave Rl,scll ir.ntunI % "a. m ~
rive Cincinnati ~ - o. 900 So ls inl's 'trr't
Sunday. leave Cincinnati 30O g. ul.. arrive l.-
ID Sd D. ~ 80 ~, dsl5 'tr"lt nlliaf.
lrAre May.yi.ie 8 y a. IL arrive 'in inhsii
g-sla M 80 - dais src.ft Sunday. D.. .s,.
ClnciunstiB.nD D. a.. srrisr Nay-fiIi- - fi
Trains nt short Intervals between tin~Innatf
aud D. ton. ". ~ lsl.'
General Passenger ff.nl
GEO " sTTvENS. G.nI Surf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

Methodism in this country has over =
,o1 nm members. led by over $4,000; Bap-
isis nearly I. 100000 followers led by over os
=. 900 ministers; Presbyterians l,5OO, OCO'
led by ministry OF 1850: Lutherans i
09s. 900, headed by over 200 preachers. IN
the whole country there Is gain to the
Christian churches the past year OF ,Osg,-
$50 members. 4,S65 ministers, ana s4'4
churches
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
Real Estate For Sale.
Commissioners Sale.

Henry Hefenbine In the Circuit Court
Alfred KimmIns ct. al West Virginia.
N CHAscERY,
Nv virtue Of the authority vested In me by q
lepr.e catered 10 the shove entitled cause OH
the the sth DAY Of October. 1870. Will sell AT
public auction at the front door Of the Couri
House Of Ohio county, on
-ATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER
1872 mmenciug ut 10 O'Clock a. m the follow
Tug described real estate, that j. 20 say; \ OR
tain piece Of land lying on the waters Of MIDDLE
WbeeunQ Creek. Ia Iriadelphia district, 10 ONO
county, West Virginia. aud bounded as fellows
Begiun!ng At an Elm corner on the hillside.
thence south b3 degrees east 20 50 no polr- 20 an
elm corner Inside GOshOrn's fence: thence
north GS degrees west p poles 20 a large syca'
more: thence north ~ degrees west II oi-ln
poles TO a dead white oak; thence north va
degrees west Il a2-iD poles u sugar tree
thcIce south 67 degrees west III pces % thr
south abutment OF the Iron Bridge, thence
north & degrees west d 5s-lD poles 70 young
elm: thence north ~ degrees west 3g16-lDpoi.
TO stake near honey locust on the bank
thence northwest - Il bunch Of willows corner
thence south 81, degrees east 10 poles 70 , ca
more: thence south n degrees easi - D-lu
poles 70 stone; theuce north ~ degrees - Z.
BOO poles 70 young walaui; themes ruuth o.
degrees east q kln poles To stonf ~ tue run
thence north a.. degrees cast " - lJ poles =
a stone: thence north f2is degrees east u ~ 10
poles TO o stone: thence south ~ degrees east :
1JipD poles % a stone. thence north o.. De
gree east y 4l-l0l poles to stone thence north
5.s, degrees east Is &C. 100 pols 70 stone thence
north ~ degrees east .O-iuJ poles 70 iaIge
Eat stone; thence uQrth - 4e sFees east "a lSlb
poles 70 an elm 10 tbs -un' thence south y De
grees west 100 pule- q elm corner AZ lhe De-
ginning. containing rs 4, - snd ~ poles, eh-
cepting thereffom . pat thereof which j
bounded A. follows; beginning At a stone cor
II 2 on the west side % Tan Yard Run; thence
south 63 degrees wet IL 1910 poles 70 young
black walnut: thence south O. degrees west u
ay-lOO poles 10 stone: thence north II degrees
west poles TO n stone tLence soutL y degrees
east poles % . stone thence south - degrees
east Is goies to n stone; thence north " degrees
east % esl00 poles TO the beginning, contain
ing TAO acres.
fnRas OF sALE-One-third Of the purchase
money and as much more ~ The purchaser may
eia~, "a nav In cash and the remainder In two
eoual annual payments with Interest fEcl- ihe
d.y Of sale payable ann sAlly. the purchaser
living his notes scared Ey n deed OF Trust on
lie property ioF the deferred payments
'-' f'Sf I r. JONES,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the above nsmed special
commissioner has given baat aid seeefiiy as
REQUIRED by law aud The sa!d decree
JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK
wheeling ". Va, Nov 3, $50 dsieodi4gi
sEThe above sale has been adlournsi lnul
SATURDAY. JANUARY Il; lssi 4; he same
time aud place. =. ~ ,. g.
lfs<9rsMi spsol~i NOH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

ON. cun may help both life aud health.
Two give u.s. warmth aud giadurs>.
l.uf thr., DESTROY both wiz and wealth.
lud faur euecudvr madness.
uiur bring, truth, twere We'll 90 dgiuS
From Ap-il Co October.
Dr. u.-u SIZE alNa , t-uc when drunk,
Aul H-rs when They Co. sober
UE. Dr. t.~ SO. our life. curse,
And mru hut imps 90 evil
In. Nrrr hose company we've worse
Th.u -uumiug with the devil
u. Il. PgFks n. p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

~. Sand 4. daily. ~. y Lir.Itrl. -..f ....i
between New York ana Cluc.nn 3D. rIfl tr.f
hulr Sleeper b. wssn Nr-hlrFf.r rri booze.
vile auI Old Point and Hinton
Nas aldg have rallmau siref"f. h''Htsn
Cia-muaiihnd Washington. solid train h.iatoa
Cincinnati AMI Oli Point daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
An Average Boy.

NtT l0Fk HsTdIH.
Parcnt-"Do you think my son has
any particular bent9
Tcacher-''Oh, yes, lots OF them
bent pins"
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Zoe Esut.
DOR RENT.

E,oR RENT-A GOOD OLD RELIABLE
L Store Room. No. 1897 Market Square. west
lido. Inanirr % sta.rs. ia2eAdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
The Metal Market.

New YoRK, January Pig iron nom
inal Copper, nominal: Lake sl4 50 Lead
dull: domestic a Az Tia, quiet strait:
$50 10: plates firm and duh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08


RALRoADs-NOt so active; sales 3, 49,, :
000
STocKs-The stock market to-day was
strong throughout, with decided increase
in orders executed by commission houses.
Time money loaned at 5per cent. and on
the whole the outlook for the continuance
of the upward movement is very favorable.
The pressure of short stocks upon the mar
ket prevented any material advance in the
general list and gave the market
feyerish tone, which lasted
throughout the entire session. a
strong undertOne, however, asserted
itself and little or no impression was made
upon the list. Louisville and Nashville had
squirt of activity and strength in early
trading and was followed later by Pacific
Mail. Sugar Rehneries also displayed
marked strength Jersey Central also
made a sharp upward squirt in later deal
ings. The best prices were reached before
2p. m. and while some reaction was seen
from the highest points, the close was
quiet and firm. Final changes are general
ly fractional gains. Union Pacific anu
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred are up
|. Jersey Central 3. Sales 232, '3l shares.
Quotations closed bid:
Adams Express, lac; American EX.
press. III; Canada Pacifc, IA central
Pacific, 20; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1s54; do
first preferred, 49,; do second preferred,
3ll5; Chicago and Alton, l2S; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 9OSs; Delaware
and Hudson, 1873; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, l3i Denver and Rio Grande
1871; Erie. 1879; do preferred ~; Ft
Wayne, l49H Illinois Central, %; LAKE LAKE
Shore, l01i4; Michigan Central, VI Min
neapolis and St. Louis. B; do. preferred,
Ii; Missouri Pacific 6sli Northern Paci-
fic, 29l4 !; do. preferred, 67]s; Northwest
ern, 1868 do preferred, iS1; New York Cen,
trail. lO2: Oregon Transcontinental, l5;f I;
Pacific Mail, 345s; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 40 Pittsburg, l49i Pullman
Palace Car, 1855; Reading. "a; Rock Island
SO; ST. Louis and San Francisco, - 90
preferred. -: do. first preferred, 60: ST.
Paul. seq. dc. preferred 1860; St Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba. lO2; St; Paul
and Omaha, %; do preferred. 50; Texas
Pacific, Az; onion Pacific, 45ss; United
States Express. Ga: Western Union. "sS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08
TOR SALE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CoUN-
i ~, West Virginia Neill Il Ellingham ".
Rogers Brothers Produce Company.
Under an order made by the Court In the
above entitled cause ! will sell ut public 9uc-
ton. Mt the store Of Neill Il Ellingham. corner
Of Main and Fourteenth streets Wheeling
". Va on JANUARY 18th. 1871, at ~ o'clock
a. IN. one lot Of prunes, being about 20 SACKS,
containing about 81 800 pounds.
Terms OF Sale-CAsll. ..
LEWIS STEENROD.
f.C..ty Sheriff OF Ohio County.
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CHESAPEAKE & ONO Rail.
~ WAY COMPANY.
E. r. ".

(Fast Flying Yirhrmnl
Vestlhule Limited. solid. with lining Car l..
tween New York. Washington aui CIurIunan.
Nestibule Sr"p'r between Washington .ni
Louisville and Ola Point gOi Cinc.uuat scI.,l
Vie DO Enect JuIN y. w
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
December ist, 1870, trains viii run a. follows
City Time.
LeaYe MheelIng Leave Elm Grove.
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- CENTRAL STANDARD usE.
LINES.
From Bridgeport STATION

Trains Via the Cleveland aud Ptf.tuf. h..-
road leave Bridgeport ~ plttiurf tflrs.r
and Cleveland. SJa no. POP ltsl.f. o. Do
"A. m. FOR Chicago arl Clettiaaa. Z ID. o. u.
For Pittshurg and Sew loTk. ga fur
Steuhsnyille : a. 10.
Trains arrive a. Bridgeport as pia fl. Do 50
n. IN, 10 y. m.. ~ "a. and o. f
On Saturdays onIy-fur East fIyrfI.o.. o.
=. M: from East Liverpool. ~ 30
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via ibe Pittshlrg, Cincinnati ar rf.
Louis Railway. Panhandle Route. leays Nlt.
lus Tor Steubcnyll.c. pltsbufg au4 a.. I..f.
- d. m, y g M. 3 - y. m aud : ~ B. I..
For Columbus, Cincinnati, Ia .isBLpo.l. an. 30.
Louis. 6.2O a. M. aad 81. ~ D. 10. f0r D0.lr r-
and Chicago. i2S p m Trains afrlsratNf
ing at 3 ~ g. m, W ~ 4. on, s'ih b. n., AND 80
~ $50 y. m run solid between Nhc.ilug all
Pittsbufg All tfsias daily except sunday
rrfT
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Morty at 3a4 Per Cent.-tioveraineuts
Duh and steady-stocks strong-Flour
Steady and Unchanged Wheat Lower.
New YORK, January Money on call
easy, ranging from 3 to per cent. last
loan at 3 per cent; closed offered at 2 per
cent: prime mercantile paper 1aSl5 per
cent. Sterling exchange active and strong
AZ 4S13LalS5i<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

~hullF except sunday.
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
atg.43 a. In and Wheeling az 1917 p. m.
u. ID. GILLIAN,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

Through ticket. and baggage checked .o ~.
points.
For rates and other iniormstio nldr'.s
W. }. ROBINSON, &. p A.. Parkrrshufe.
A. !. DANDY, 4. C. p. A.. Pafkershufg
J. g. TOMLINSON. Pas Agent Wheeling Wv
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4tl9eelin9 Re9istea;
Truueisrs' o5uiSr.

, RRIVAT. AND DEPARTU RE
\ or TRAINS-EXPIASAIION or REFcR-
eSts NARK~. sDaiiy. tSuEtey excepted .Mon-
Ia, ,NcrrteI sSanlay excepted. Saturday
..c.rft4 saturday ouiy SUNDAY onlv-7h
Meridian Nov 70 1870 Wheeling time. which
IS one hour earlier th-o Central r;ae.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-08

sEThe above sale has been adjournei until
ssTrRDAY. JANUARY Il. 1871, ~ The same
,tms ana plscs !. b. JONES,
ae<9rsNi sPsolAi SO1
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slt4 N iLf "a
I +. JONES.


NT-IIaI N'7I'91 ~
thereby certify that tue above nsmed special
commissioner has given hlai apd secafliy as
REQUIRED by law and The sAld decree. 90,
John ". MITCHELL, Clerk
wbeellns. ". Va, Nov 3. $50. deieodi4gi
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-12
Better than Any Savings Bank!
THE ATLANTIC PACIFIC RAILWAY TUNNEL CO.

BY GUARANTEED NOW SELLING AL SlA
obtain asfolows:
thep OF THE COMPANY JOINT
land
These shares are of the FAR AUE
of selling SIN DOLLARS out
fewer than will be sold a
FIFTY CENTS YEAR
making
FIFTY CENTS YEAR CASH
of OF dividends will be paid
Whenever purchased produces
SHARES, will be
bond of the value
March September
bonds of $3.50 90 ORDlN AIRY
completion OF "e
a to distance f25 600 feet
ain PROFITA ABLE
child becomes of great cooperative assoc
purchaser therefor
interest promptly six dollars EACH No fewer than
at time.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-12
why Assume q Risk.

Workingmen and farmers, who
are now advocating reforms, why is
it that you assume risk when you
can make a certainty of it? You
say YOU want a reform in the abuse
of our political systems. Why don't
you take the direct road? If you
desire the abolition of the national
banks, why vote to keep the parties
in power that created and fostered
them? If you favor an increase OF
the money volume, why vote for the
parties that have brought ruin to
the producers by destroying the
money of the people ? Can you
give to yourself or your neighbor
any good reason that any demand
that involves aid to the people and
a breaking up of the privileges of
the plutocracy Of the country will
ever be granted by the Republican
or Democratic parties? If so, what
is it? If you can't, why do you
support them dayton co. Work
man and Farmer.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-12

The enemies of the farmers,in or
der to mislead the public, single out
a farmer here and there who, be-
cause of unusually fortunate circum-
stances, has made some money, and
point to him as an example of what
all are doing, or could do, and in
some cases the whole story is fab
rication. 1t is true that farmer
who has money given him can, by
it's judicious investment, make
money, or even where a low rate OF
interest is paid, gains have been
made; but thinging people know
where one man has made unusual
gains, somebody has lost in cor
responding degree. TO make this
truth a little palmer, we will sup
pose case. A comes into posses
sion of a sum Of money at time
when the price Of corn and steers is
below cost. B and G have no
money, and are obliged to sell, the
one steers, and the other corn, in
order to meet interest, taxes, or
other form of obligation. A buys
the steers from B at below cost,
and corn from G at below cost, fat
tens and sells the steers, and his
profit is simply what B and q lost,
and his superiority all lay in his
having few dollars. Profit or
loss must be determined by what
the whole mass gains or loses, and
by that rule, the farmers are losing
money on every crop.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-12

THE threatened serfdom Of the
farmers of this country is rapidly
approaching. Most of them now
pay tribute to the mortgages, the
manufacturers, the endless rings of
trusts, combines and syndicate
spectators, before they can call
what they produce their own. In
Ireland they pay the landlord, then
the parson, then the government,
before there is any left for himself.
How much better off is the Ameri-
can than the Irish serf? Yet this
country has been making up contri-
buttons and crying over the woes
of Ireland for years. This flood
gate of sympathy could very well
be turned loose on unhappy Amerl-
ca. The condition of the Irish
peasant is very little worse than
that of the American Trainer whose
home is plastered over with a mort
gage, and all his personal property
each year pledged to secure the
means by which he can live and
make onother crop. But the Amer
lean farmer does not crave sympa-
thy. He demands fairness and
equality in the enactment of laws,
and justice and equity in their exc
cution. He has the power to make
and unmake, and if he will be wise,
he will arise in his majesty and en-
force his Observation-Disclosures Her.
aid, Montgomery, Ala.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-12
They are Badly Mistaken.

The administration papers are
overjoyed at the prospect OF large
crops, which they say will cause the
Alliance to disappear as a mist be-
fore the summer sun. Poor delud-
ed mortals. The Alliance knows
full we'll that it is not good crops
that give us good prices but poor
crops, when there is little to sell,
and most of the crop is used to feed
the stock. In such cases it brings
no money into the country. When
we have large crop and we must
ship grain, then it becomes a mat
ter of speculation and the specula-
tor rules the market. The tens OF
thousands of people are suffering
all over the land for want of these
products, even in times Of plenty,
because there is no employment by
which they can earn the wherewith
to purchase the necessities OF life.
This, the Alliance man sees, limits
the home market. Here is demand
and supply too, but no means to
purchase. The farmer believes de-
mand and supply should rule the
market; that transportation compa-
MES should not take two bushels OF
their grain to get the third to mar
ket; that all who will should be
able to find employment, thus large
ly stimulating the demand for farm
products, and until all this and more
is accomplished, the Alliance will
flourish like tee green bay tree
Free Press, Winfield, Kas.
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CoRsIcANA, Tex, April IL, '9l.
Editor National Economist, Wash
ington, D. c.
GENTLEMEN / send you three
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Will send more soon. | am not
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SENATOR PRESTON, of South Dako-
ia, says the next Republican plat
form of that state will declare for
re-submission. The Republican
bosses of Kansas would do the same
thing if they dared.
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Notice..

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house in Garrett, on Saturday OF
each week. Parties wishing sur
veying or information with refer
ence to roads, will please call at
office or address me at Garrett.
j. E. GALLOWAY,
County Surveyor.
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