The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-10-25
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man who is true to his Cod 39paSd; A
self cannot be false to anvbodIIn ana him,
Mckinney Uex.) D, Toor.t
merchant should realize tbet The
prices for products means mor, better
The great trouble with tho
OF wage slaves is that the n5ullons
realize that they are slaves 70 not
Fort Worth, Tecas. -AoVance,
In 1868 it took so bales of
pay the salary of one Congra sSOn TO
now 1t takes 166 bales to paw 6 6im
wonder he wants scarce mnnoNo
Alliance Echo. nloney.-
Milton wv. Va) Stnr. uo
the agricultural masses of the lar Ga9
States ever get out of debt nlted
interest on the debt is larger tba1 t 10
increase of wealth. Vigil the
The Sub-Treasury plan wonId
dood the country with an rrpdeamo ITS
paper currency, for every dollar wo,CT iS
be redeemable in the producers ~ f0 tI1
farm.-PaOL0 Times. u Vne
"The tariff bill should read. LIN
to prevent the diffused blasoinaou i
Providence from being eniova5 n6 50 VI
people of the United States y y Sne
John A. Kas8on, Toaca "o"'
A man has no more right to Milo -,
wealth and impoverish his fellow up
than he has to dam up all the snrinmI
and cause them to perish from +b;nSStS
- WytheUilLe Va Ne,r8. DlS'
Buffalo On. " Peoples Ad,,ocoto
When a man steals a loaf of brad =.
keep from starving they send him IN
prison. Ii a %plutocrat steal a railroad
rolling stock and all, they send him n
Congress. 1'" u
1t is folly to fall out over politics
1t you cannot convince your honest
friend who differs with YOU leave him
alone, but above all be friends Ao
for yeur enmey leave him alone alto.
gether. Pioneer Exponent.
Cholera is bad enough-but if onIv
kills the body. Destroying free coin.
age for silver makes bankrupts, dwin-
dies values, lmpOverishes widows and
orphans, and drives its financial unfor.
Inmates to suicide. Rocky Mountain
Ne1Us.
One of the many queer things in
nature Is the p-erverseness of the aver
age human mind, as strikingly illus.
trated by men who work sixteen hours
a day for a bare living and still cling
to the idea that they are plutocrats.2
Peoples Rights, Montezuma.
Thoughtful men see and admit tn
our country is becoming less and
democratic and more and more plu
cratic. The ambition and self love
some men are so great that thew
incapable of loving their countI
Walter Q. Gresham quoted in
Arena.
Maine has 3.31O vacant farms
Ia. total aIaa4of254 512. gAreA
wonder there is a falling off in the vote
in that State this year. Abandoned
farms and disheartened farmers are
an object lesson on present conditions
that no stump orator can cover up
The Vanguard.
Can anyone tell why it is that people
who preach "that dress don't make
the man" will always bow to the fel-
low who is done(up in the latest style,
though they know his head is as empty
as a dried gourd3 and pass his poorly
clad but scholarly brother with averted
head2-Grange Advocate.
Cotton 6 cents-taxes higher than
ever before-the rich growing richer
'thelpoor growing poorer-publlc ser
wants acting as MISUNDERSTANDING
for revenue only" at the head Of
State and National governments
anarchy reignS-"t the people be
damned. "-Decatur, TeDaS, Times.
Lebanon (OreD Advance: By plac-
ing wool on the free list Congress
thought to pull the wool over the eyes
of the wool grower, hOodwlnk the
farmer, fleece the consumer, and please
the manufacturer. The laborer is not
as easily duped as formerly and can.
not be caught with bait tit only LOT
catching suckers.
NO WONDER THEY ARE SICK.