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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Work Hard 10, . Ice. Tim. Each o.y.

We rever work hut ten hours q dsy at
farm work, and hSven't for 9 COED many
years. Gays T. B. Terry in the Practical
Farmer We used to work from early in
the morning until 8 or 8 +. M. II was 4
foolish, d,udsine wsy, aud we then thought
it Was necessary. Eight or ten hours Of
sharp, systematic work will accomplish the
most in the long run, and then one has =
chance n rest And live little ~ he goes
aleng. presume many who read this will
not believe this doctrine, but It is lrus.
when taking = ride Yesterday l saw two
hired mes vho were cultivate e. IS their
employer thought 81 ns in the shade ''rest-
log their bnr-es | do not blame them,
knowiog the number Of hours day they
have to put in But is is many years ,ince
hsvs seen = man OF mine shirking during
working hours. Whsn well rest.d they
take pride 10 g-t,ias 81 ,ng With the work.
I am pressyse-rtsiu M man cultivated yes
terdsy twent, Ave pei. cent more than either
OF the men ~ ken - We work while We
10 work, Aad then gait ard erioy life .
ltdla
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

asksa ~ ylylesii - - esupsng spsR-
sfiss i yin y eiso 90 ~ day.
n eentissed ~ ef paris srssn y Iss6-
isg - amv fu1nI aceiAolDs. FAseneshsai1
~ fssgA 6has Il = I np51 ssd dsaaiy Dsisss.
and fsaiHBisy Viii n - shsnn segren.
der thsn eazslsAs - y - fkfal fssul1s-
Tbs vaiastsoa II Old Tovs, y sos com
plssed ~ she assessoss. anoua1D = d, OH :
9GB, IT which e9fe 40 b real sseass, and
SO ,5s5 10 pessosa1 peopessy. The inefesss
oysf 1880 d t13s. 80.
Dsscoa Losing ef Aubufn. 10 Bah
boy aimoss . hundred yesss old sad he
vsu rsaanbess Naj@ fhsnaa Hafsand
vho vslks the streets whenever be may
fadsy. e ths advanced sgs Of lo3 ysafs.
Dsscsa Losing fenspbeas ssstpg Ton
Harvard. vhsn they SsFs boys, vsy beck
before the batsie Of Wassfloo, vhen Ms
poison vas running EaRopean shAifs and
shsu eur psesidenss we're Asdisons, Ann-
roes and Adams. He sav him sgsin In
1890, vhen be had elscayic bshts. electric
rosds snd telephonss and mere foIdsfol
than ever vss beard Of or dreamed Of 10
their youthful days- Over eighty yesfs II
. good while for the memory Of man 70
carry rsmsmbersnce Of . hoShoed ueef-
ing and both men srs vigorous tn their Won
deYful old see.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

|2S7J3l:y

C.sri. q Dr. sauel Pitchers praecrption for Infants
ana Children. contains neither OPinm. nor
o<her Narcotic suAstance 1t II harmless suossuso
-, p.,.~orc Drops soe4hins Syrups, and Castor Oil
n = PIoasant. Its guarantee s thirty years usc ~
MlIions Of otherz Castoria destroys Worms and ays
fsverishness Casteris prevents venting Sour Cnfos
cures Diarrhoea and wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethne troubles. cures constipation and nasnoncs'
C.storia assimates tho food. regulates the stomach
80 bovels giving healthy and natural sloep. Cas-.
toria /. tho Children's Panacea-tho Mothers Friend
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

When the workingInan in this country
Is paid of he wants the dollars which he
receives Saturday night to be worth 100
csnts. Were the Democratic Idea OF free
silver to become the ruling financial
policy Of the Inited States our dollars
would be worth this sum for but short
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Commenting upon the attempt Of the
attempt Of the Farmers Alliance to cor
ner wheat. the Albany Evening Journal
says In the nature of things any attempt
To create monopoly Of wheat-growfng
must prove a failure because the number
Of these engaged 10 1t is too great and
competition is too easily undertaken for
the maintenance Of a lasting combina-
tion. Farmers may be Influenced by the
the circulars which are being sent
to them TO hold back a portion
Of the product and glut Of
the market may thus be avoided. But
this is the utmost that can be accom-
plished. 1t will not be possible to put.the
price much above the present figures,
though serious decline may be avoided.
Europe will depend largely on the nited
States for her supply Of breadstuffs this
year unless foreign crop reports are de
ceptiye and, with or without corner
Anne riean cereals are certain to fetch
good price. But the man who talks about
sl 20 or q 90 wheat is talking nonsense.
However, II the farmers can squeeze
the spectators little, nobody Is going
20 gricve. But as consumers we are
willing to abide the result. Corners in
wheat have been run in Chicago on
more than one occasion; and the result
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Thanks are due Hon. Joseph o. smith.
StateInsurance COMMISSIONER for a copy
Of the annual report II his bureau for
1891 volume OF 152 pages containing
a vast array Of statistics and figures re
lating to the important and growing
subjects OF fire and life insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Reports come to us from most OF the
towns in the western part OF kennebec
county Of great injury done to orchards
and ali growing crops by the hail storm
u Saturday. Letters from our local
correspondents In other towns will un-
doubtedly give full and later particulars
Of the extent OF this damage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

The LoDdon Tunes. iu long review
Of the coming Columbian Exposition
says there can be no doubt now that the
Exposition will surpass In many re-
spects all expeditions previously held
English manufacturers are urged 70
make iarg. displays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

An Englishman In the boot and shoe
business has recently warned the manu-
facturers Of these goods In England that
unless they make better goods the
Americans will get their markets away
from them. Thus, it seems there are
people who will not accept everything
because ,it's English, you know"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Quite number Of people visitsd ihs
driving park yesterday to zee W. d. Hsisyb
ha dscms twe-y eaf. old Nelson COLI Haley
Many Of them. after looking ct ths hasd-
some animal, could not believe that b ~
only two years old. on account Of The siss
and appearance. He wss given scns a.
sscise yesterday snd every body admired ~
going.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

One OF the most sensible things that
Ixnstius Donnelly ever did was TO ad-
yise farmers not to attempt 10 corner
the wheat market. And this from the
originator Of the Shskespearean cipher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Castoria.

.C>>toria Is 80 well adapted TO children TINT
recommend ii Us superior to any prescription
Il. A. AncHER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford S.. Brooklyn. n. Y
sour physicians in the ehildrens depart
ment h=ye spoken highly OF their experi
euce in their outside practice with Castoria
and although we only have among orr
medical supplies what is known a. resui-f
products, yet We arc free to confess that tile
merits OF. castoris has won US to look with
favor upon it,"
Uxirxo HOSPITAL AND DIsrEssARy,
Boston, MASS
ArLxS C. SnITn, Pres.
,rrav Street, New York City,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

1t has been decided to plscs . water
motor in the Congregational church VIII
which to operate The organ below, ssRs.
Williams Of the water company has csSv
Of men At work piping the building fsf
this purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
10 @ ,d's Country.
TManehe.ter. N. n. Myrsr

One only needs to read the daily papers
in these times 10 fnd sbur q .nt reason fer
thsukfulnts % that he i,vss In N Easl.nd.
0rAsshoppers 50 dix that they stop
railroad trains. efcivae- that level
villages hsilslones thst p'ani the
life cut of vhcie eauntirs, h,ods
that submefge and drown the most fertile
valleys and drive their population intp the
tree sop.. ard other dispensations Of Prc VIZ
denee accounts of ~hieh load telegra oh
wires in these days, are more thar Offsets
to aILthe sdvaataaes that the, West and
South can offer Yankee Who wants to live
In security aad de ia his bed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
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tzses, hesn rssriand.
Ass is-W s.aisetsn Dssssklt Good TtnpiAss,
~. ~. AnsSsssssens DsEftss Good 1snSisss,
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

DAsA's SARsAPaRIrLA i. guaran-
teed to absolutely cure disease.
and il does it too.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

George r. Nevins Of Brunswick. ihs
rosdmsstsr Of the NJ. G. r. r., has placsd
crew Of men q work ripping Up ths
plankiug from Oak street 10 the baggage
room in the ststion. and new plsnkiss WI
be laid,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

One Of the largest yislds Of strsvbsrs'ss
reported In this vicinity this ssasoa 10 thss
raised by Mr.. Edwin r whitney Of ~
Church Hill district. Esd aide. rron .
garden plot "a BY 100 feet NJ. Whitsey
cold 800 quarts Of foe berries. bssides thass
consumed By the family, who, 10 ceseos
with slnost everybody. are s'i sress sssv'
berry conssmsrs. Ths. 6sst were pisEse
The last Of June and the sesson ceysftd
three week.. The crop pAid veil, ~ ~
were sold as IL csnss pr qssst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

Mr.. William l.. FArwelI, one Of the
most enterprising farmers of Bethel,
keeps II cows and runs a milk cart to
our village daily Mr. Farwell has two
sheep which sheared twenty pounds Of
wool selling for % cents. One Of the
siF ep raised up three lambs which he
sold for SIS; sheep No. 2, one lamb
which sold for 45- Profits on the two
sheep were $40 Ne also sold from his
strawberry patch sB a1d 6 bushels Of
cherries for SIS Mr. Farwelrs farm Is
located on Farwell ii II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

An Eas.pofs man Who sold $3.50 worth Of
early potatoes in the local market last weeb
is ready to stand up and answer the ques-
ton. Does farming psy2
Strange freaks Of. lightning during the
shower in Bethel on Thursday are reported
by q correspondent Of the Press; Will.
getting in hay Mr.. J. r. Welch stopped foi
. moment 10 have the pole to his wagon
ixed, when the lightning struck his hand
giving him fearful shock. In . condition
Of ipsensibility be lay for . while. Wher
he came to his right mind he started HE
horses for the barn. When he drove into
.he yard his food wife discovered that the
load Of hay was on Gre, but not until be
had got into the barn. She, with much
courage. ran the load out and tipped 1t over.
But the hay md cart were soon in ashes.
Daring the same shower Henry Tburston
lost three cows by lightning. Mr.. Thurs
ton 10 poor man with but one hand.
The vicissitudes of fortunes and the in.
stability Of wealth were illustrated in Ban
gar the other day. when Augustus White
died in the poor house. Years sgo be was
one Of the wealthy lumber dealers Of Ban.
gor, worth $40 900 He lost all bis money
IN . Michigan venture.
s. E. Phipps Of Columbia leads the van
In faising large strawberries; in gathering
some one day recently he picked out seven
OF the largest which weighed exactly one
half pound.
The large new oil tank for the Bangor
Edge Tool Company arrived in the city
Saturday, mornipg. I, vas 81 feet in
length and Elk feet in dismeter.. and viii
hold 1000 alone Of oil. IL will be placed
in position ct once.
The Piscataquis Baptist Association will
meet With the church 1t Cambridge, August
% b. e5 n and a7th. The annusl sermon
vili he preached BY Rev. J. E. Locke O!
Monson.
The .'smart woman" Of the hour in Gull
| ford 10 she who lstely 'took up . ticking
At one o'clock in the afternoon and hAd II
narrowed or BY four" Nov the impor-
tant question is, whit vas the length Of
that stocking lesT"
Ae entirely nev outfit of 6fst, class ma.
chinery has lately been put in By the Msr-
rill State Company. Brovnville. and the
company viii at snce commence work and
continue its business Of manufacturing
rscheG slata With renewed activity and with
| the best Of facilities for the work.
The great lumber drive on the Panohscot
West Branch 10 expected TO Be- In the Bau.
Tor boon Aext week.
| AbosA eli the Raseeley Lake housss and
eanps are doing busaaess this year, A new
stsAnas. ths largest and best on the lakes,
b the lassse attfsctIon-s
work on the Cofnish clethine fac,o-y
vii bs aaished in q fev16Ays ard smother
nne building will be sdied to the good npm-
Der ahes1y seasdins in thas villsge. The
bnildina i e1s35, sso stories and . half
high, With large basement. When In OPP
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

+" ~hAs n pity II Is that his face 10 ali pimpies:
He'd be very Hne looking IL 'twasn'i for thai" !"
Sail pretty Miss terr, With . smile At the dimpie.
kedeefed from under the nobby spring hat
AZ sh- ioesed at herself in the glass. softIy sigh
Ing
Ihat me has for the yosss man te sder regard
There want the leaSt need Of denying
for every one knew Ii. "His bssuty ID
m.rfed BY the frishtfui red blotehss ell
over his face. l wonder II be couidn's take
somsihing to cieanse his blood, and drive
them avsyf'
He hsard THAT shs said ab ,ut his locks.
Is hust NJ feeiiass. but hs couldh's deny
ph. told shs truth. He remembered Q
friend vhoss face used 10 be - bad - his
Il had become smooth and clear. He vent
to hin and asked hov she change bad been
brought about simply BY. using DE-.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovesy," wss
the reply. Take that. and III warrant
yon 10 get rid Of ) our pinpies, y
He a 20.
His face btcane healthy AaA eieAr.
And sext veek he'll b married to pretty Miss
a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Ths second storm which did - nsse
damage on the musssr ground. coatia' d y
course back Of the StAts Houss and stsscs
MP. Charles Insfsep's nsv hssss, -.
Libby. who vas working in u said thss =
vss almost taken VI the fsaadasises. =
shost time latsr . sust stfsck ~ ap'
board asd gsess Of ~ Park asd isasAslv
whipped ths9 up ssd carried shsp -
siderable distanos spd dropped thsn - -
hsld. The dsn-bosFd vs. replaced yssese'
day. On Ne Kass sids Of ths river 49,
bsf of fsncss were bIovs devs -
ssits . nsnbss Of 10y tunelss -.
tsfsd. Ae0sdiss = ~ s>slsnsats =
N sxpsst b vsslhsf lsfs y -
~ esslss d . ssvsss slssn ~ slssss
~ stUs astssdavs ~. - kspt9e
dlaasal dfeetiees ~ N vlsisst4 ssss
- Aasies - s!l Jssefs = ~ sessia3.
n s.ssn ~ ~. nsst sevsss ef sseee
yssss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

= AZ there are aivAJs new mother, is is
veil TO be reminded AZ Mellib's Food,
which has been - thoroughly s,d .uscess-
fully tried for years, s-,ronsesr endorse
mentis the mnitHute ef hssI,hv, ac.ive
child en- reared upon is A ma.h.r ~ys
my child bessn The a-e Of M@lii = Food
when = month old. and il nne ef b. lsrS-
eat snd sro ct CHI Iiren ever be~s
ial 2siltfsl.m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

When you want the best medi-
cine ever made, use DsyA's SAs-
saraRILLA. II will cure you.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Too Careless with the E.x,ish language.

To0 SsSshsss VIII" u" =" GU" Sc
A cioshing dealer, in Bo'tsn, advertised
ali-wool pantaloons for -. sdvising the
pubic to make haste and ,ecure The crest
bargain, sayina: "They viii not isst long"
Probably they would not. Neither will
youe health last long II YOU dos's take care
Of it. Keep DIR Pi-rce's Pleasant Pellets
ia your house. They are indispensable 10
every family. - they positively cure biz
iou.nsss. with its endless train Of distress
ing aiiuen's s--sick hssdsehe, ifsitabiiity,
cons,i Dat,op, dizziness and indigestion; .
marvellous specific for liver and kidney
troubles, ard = puse vegetable compound
They are sugsi- coated. The smallest pills
N sde, snd the best. because they do all
they premise. All drug.iss sell them. and
III. propsietoss guarastse shsm. and refund
,hs price il they fail. jul, esi&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
HORSES.

Twenty-Five yuung sound, well-broken
horses may be found for sale 1t the C0ny
Bfothers' stable. One Of the hn6st lots
ever brought TO Augusta, comprising
draft, express, gentlemen's driving and
faaily h0Fses. Several finely matched
spanL VIII be sold af reasonable prices.
Call AID re them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

THE DAILY kENsEBEc JOURNAL MAY
M FousD IN SALE At THE WAsniS6fos
News EXCHANGE, WAsHiSGTos, d. &.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Wien Chssncey Depev speke At The
dedication Of s tzee 70 Hon william
Mckinley, planted on the grounds Of
II. Bowen in Coanectiest, July 4th he
gave this ringing and eloquent deani-
sion cf the nsea1ing of Amesieantsm
sit means. 2 said 1Gr. Dspes, @the devel-
opment. the culture. the expansion, the
proGrsss tnd the pfDtection of every
hing American- It means the growth
Of our induatfies, the increase OF our
mills and furnaces, the development Of
our mines and agriculture. the prosperity
and happiness Of our people. The spostle
Of that AneFiean ide. is William Nc
KinIsy. We greet him here, and In
planting his elm, too, principle which
began with Washington and Hamilton,
and has hen "a couapic.essiy defended
by him, We wfsh him Did speed In his
canvass In Ohio. when be shall have
served a. governor Of Ohio. and In the
future a. President Of the United States
In the evening Of his days, when this
elm shall have grown to height where
= large proportion Of his Ohio eonstit-
aents can find restful shade under It's
branches. we hope that he VIII come
here again to greet the elm whose au-
spieious planting preceded and pre-
figured his election. and whose iongey-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Australia ships large numbafs Of segs b
t.. British markets. II takss aix weeks for
them 70 reach the markets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Happy White 10 up TO bic old tricks. Hs
started out on the wsr-path Yesterday snd
finally run up sgainst Ofiicsr Brpes. vhs
took him in tow and brought hin int port
10 the "coolsr" where be spent the night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

OAK street and the steps leading from \
were converted into waterfall Saturday,
bringing down an immense amount Of
debris,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

The dark clouds must no longer lightly
bs ignored on the ground that these ass The
dog days. You must carry an umbrella.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

A club for the discussion Of theology and
metaphysics 10 talked Of among the young
hwyers. The hrst meeting will probably
be held 10 September.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of respact
win be charged NJ ths rata Of ten csnn 1 lhs.
All advertising announcements Of entertain.
ments whose object IL the raising Of noasy
will be charged at the rate Of fifteen csah
tna
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

]. C D.vis' Old Sosp i. the r.udars
iai, 3iros 8 a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

He had just received his bicycle. H
went to ride; Y was easy he rode fourteen
miles he now eats Oh the mautel piece.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

The management Of the electric fsilfoal
has received much praise for the sfaessss
service Il gave the public. Saturday. p
spite Of the two fearful storms. Not .
singls trip was lost during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Under the provision Of the new tariff
law, an Immense INCREASE Of business is
to be made in this country in the man
ufacture Of plush and other piled fabrics
during the next ten years. And the
prospects are that n large part Of
this Increase will come to Maine, as the
Sanford works are to be enlarged, and
possibly new plant for the manufac-
ture OF plush established 1T Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

A Brazilian syndicate hiss secured the
services Of several experts from Pitesba,e.
sho will bore we'll. in the hope Of obtain.
ing oil OF AtaRal gas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

One Of the few old fashion gardens In
this city 10 the Misses Eaton's on Chsstsvs
street. 1t 10 now in full bloom and Pr.
sents most striking and lovely appsafenoe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
HARMON Y.

Farmers have nearly secured their hay
crop, and report that the quantity is about
an average, and Of excellent quality All
other crops are. succeeding well.-The
apple crop will not be half an average
yield There will be . grand ball at the
hall on Tuesday evening next week.-The
sch, Dol at Msinstresm began on Monday
TINS week. under The instruction of Miss
Ellie Stsford.-Rev. N. r. Turner, form
erly Of this town. is very sick at Mr..
French's in Palmyra. DR.. Fred Merrill Of
New York city, 10 here visiting his brother
and mother.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Something usefui ia ev-,y p.chas~ of
Taxedo. jsis Q leo Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
NORrHPORr.

-
We take back our intimstion last week
that Governor Burleigh would fail to see
the full beauties Of Penob,cot Bay unless
he came to Noftport. for hardly had the
Sea Breeze gone to press, before arrange
ments were made for the .gubernatorial
party to come across the bay, and on Mon
day they arrived in Belfast, taking dinner
at the Crosby Inn, snd visiting Northpor,
in the afternoon. 1t was the Governors
Hrst visis to Northport. and hsd not been to
Belfast for twenty years. OF course he
could not fail to be charmed with the
beauties Of Psnobscot Bay and especially
with Nonhport by the sea. Come again
Governor, now you have found the way,
and Nortbport will be pleased to treat you
on the best water, the sweetest tinkers, the
pufest air, the 60 ,lest shade, aud the most
beautiful sea views to be found on the
coast Of Maine.--See Breeze July 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28


to be made in this country in the man
ufacture Of plush and other piled fabrics
during the next ten years. And the
prospects are that a large part Of
this Increase will come to Maine. as the
Sanford works are to be enlarged, and
possibly new plant for the manufac-
ture OF plush established 1T Biddeford.
The United States Is the largest pro
Queer OF copper OF any country in the
world. During the past ten years Mon
tana has outstripped Michigan in its pro-
duction, while Arizona ia rapidly scoring
for first place. These changes are ex-
planned In part by the fact that during
this period some OF the great Lake
Superior mines were temporarially
closed, but this canse only renders the
general increase much more noteworthy.
The general auxiliary committee on
agricultural congresses of the Worlds
Fair management, mas issued an address
to the agrieulturists Of the country.
This auxiliary congress will include
representatives Of farmers organizations,
agricultural colleges and state boards
Of agriculture. The subjects to be consid-
cred embrace every branch OF farm life.
The local committee viii be assisted In
its work hya large advisory board to
be selected from various countries.
Under the direction of Chief Burnhsm
plans for two new buildings for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition are now
being made. These buildings are for
shoe and leather exhibit, and for mu-
sical display. There will be aboHt i25
by t25 feet each, and each will cost
100000 The location selected for
them Ia in the grand court of the manu-
facturers and liberal arts building. II
was the original intention to leave two
great open courts Ia the center Of the
manufacture building, each about 400
by 800 feet. After the shoe and leather
industries of the country made such a
determined tight for the building and
agreed to raise all the money necessary
TO put 1t up. Chief Burnham decided
that the two buildings named could be
erected in the courts which he had orig
inally intended to decorate with flowers
and fountains. The buildings will be
one story high and will be separated
from the walls Of the main building by
streets about fifty feet wide.
II sm protectionist." says Hon. J.
N. Dolph. United States Senator from
Oregon, In the American Economist,
"because In our history trace nil our
prosperity rs nation to the protective
system and all our periods Of financial
aud business distress to the abandon
n,eut or threatened abandonment of that
system; because As | read history. all
experience shows that nation can only
: be prosperous or become wealthy or
long remain so under system which
protects the labor of its citizens,
creates diversified industries, and
eaAhles it to produce at home
largely the articles il consumes: Be-
cause believe it TO be the duty of the
Government and wise craftsmanship to
provide, so far as legislation will accom-
plish it, that the people who labor with
their hands and who in this country are
In majority and are to control the
destipy Of this Government. and upon