The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-09-05
WISE WORDS.
Words of Wisdom from Patriotic Papers
that are Standing by the People
Read them Every Week.

Read them Every Week,
Four hundred and thirty six failures
last week against 100 same week last
year. -Arkansas Farmer.
If Cleveland is right, then John Sher-
man and the Republican party are
right."-Atlant0 Constitution.
THE panic is now all over, " placidly
remarks a gold bug paper. Yes, all
over the world, -Denrer Road.
The buIldozers in Georgia have about
had their day. They will soon be as
tame as a Kansas R prblican.-Kunsas
COmmOner.
If silver is q discredited currency,
how is it that in New York this week
it was bought at a premium III gold?-
Farmers Advocate.
A crank is a man who votes for what
he don't want, because he's afraid he
can't get what he wants if he votes for
il. -Buletin Of Reform.
Kansas has 5000 miles of railroad,
and it is bonded to Wall street and
European Shylocks for $500, OOO, 600, or
more than $50, 900 per mile.
The story goes that Senator Hill is
going to antogonizo CIeveland's silver
policy. By the way, what is CIeve-
lands silver policy?-HenderSon, Ky
Courier.
The "best financial system the world
has ever has ever seem" said the Demo
cratic and Republican orators last fall.
Gentlemen, where is it at2-BrOckt0n,
Mass, Diamond.
Railroad attorneys cost the people of
this country about fourteen millions
per year. What do postoffice attor-
neys cost us7 Do you "catch on?'-
Farmers Tribune,
Confidence is gone" cries the Old
party papers, Yes, they are right; the
confidence of the people in the old rot
ten parties is gone, and God knows it
is time.-Americun Enterprise.
The click of the telegraph nowadays
is but the echo of some hellish scheme
to en8lave our people, The truth rarely
finds its route along this modern device
for deception.- Southern Mercury.
The Sub Alliance is the foundation
of the great reform work which is 60
ing on in this country. If you would
strengthen the Order, build up the
Sub Alliance ATLANTA LiUjng Issues.
A dead Congressman is worth more
to his constituents and to his country
than a ~traitorous one. These are pretty
plain words, but ISIS just the way the
people feel about it.-BuIetin Of Re
form.
When the fool-killer starts on his
tour he Will not forget the effeminate
fool who started the movement to pay
off Duke Veragua's debts with an
American fund. Industrial Free
Press
The objection 10 silver is an opposi-
ton to more money. If free coinage
meant less money, those that now fight
it would favor it, and those that now
favor it would fight it. Missouri
World.
The Alliance is not falling to pieces
in this county as some predicted.
Twenty five per cent. increase over the
January meeting and 100 per cent. in
crease in payment Of dues On8Eo1U
Blade.
Business men are growing as never
before. Hard times are surely here.
Well, if the farmers and the laborers
had more money the merchant would
have no need for growIing-Konsas
TIdings
Congressman Bryan strikes he nail
squarely when he says: There are
two classes OF gold bugs, Il for what
there is in it and the other on account |
of ignorance. The first cannot be
helped, the others are to be pitied."
A poor negro steals a 15-cent chicken
and goes to the chain gang. An Elec
ton Heller steals the rights Of IS Of
his fellow men as free citizens and his
Christian friends recommend him as a |
suitable man for ofice.-Tbe ReUo7W
ton.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad Company has just discharged
LOCO of it's employees, Where is Judge
The company ought to be
brought into court and fined. 1t has
more right to discharge it's en-
ployees than they have to quit
Gg5o3 Grille Terms ,CjOD0Z