The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-06-06
THE REFORM PRESS.
Sharp, Pithy Clippings from Papers that
do Not Worship Mammon.

do Not Worship Mammon.
The fnancier who talks about an
honest" dollar is in need of honest
/ sense. Tepas Sentinel
All the value that money has as
money, is Sin the stamp and cot in
the material "-Io1ca Tribune
This is not the time to dole out your
allowances to the reform press in
homeopathic doses - Los angeles
Leader.
Boston has appropriated thousand
dollars to buy soup for the cbumps of
workingmen who have voted them
selves into the soup.-W Western AdUo-
cote.
The man who reads and studies only
one side of question is poorly equipped
to discuss the other side. He really
don't know whether there is any other
side or not.-The IYdjng8.
One thrifty clerk in the penson office
by the aid of q friend succeeded in
drawing twenty four pensions. They
hired women to personate widows and
they did the rest.-DQkOtd Leader.
The man who dies without enemies
has failed to live Christian life. Was
not Jesus Himself crUcifed by His
enemies who did not like His teachings
against usury st Louis Monitor.
Our stock of gold in the national
treasury has been reduced one half in
four years. That means no gold at all
four years hence Then what will be-
come Of our gold basis9-P Pennsylvania
Farmer.
There is more danger from the fools
in the reform ranks than there is from
the raScaIs. The rascals could do but
little damage if it were not for the fools
who persist 10 following them The
Things.
A declaration has gone forth from
the administration press that tariff
reform must be sacrificed if necessary
in order that the silver movement may
be suppressed. An innpossibility, we
think !-I1du8triaI NelUs.
We observe by Republican papers
that the Alliance has split again. This
time it is in Minnesota. l5 is some
time now since there has been a split,
and we are glad to note this renewed
indication Of reviving prosperity
Topeka Advocate
The prise Of labor's product, and of
silver bullion, clearly demonstrates the
fact that gold has been enhanced in
price 40 per cent. by congressional
legislation. This is the way the gold
bugs pull the wool over the eyes of the
people.-Southern Mercury.
1t is not the Alliance alone that is
now making the fight to be liberated
from the infamous London money
power, but it is a combination of all
the labor organizations in the United
States, and they do not intend to be
side tracked On sectional issues. The
Alliance.
It looks now as if there was to be an
other overproduction of wheat in West
Texas. The fool farmers are working
too hard and producing too much, bet
ter try and get rid Of the salary grab
bing Congressman. There seems to be
an overproduction of them.-Teacns
Sentinel
1t is a good thing to teach the young
the rudiments of a common school edu-
cation, but more important to teach
them that merchandise should not be
made of a nations medium of exchange.
That it is the stamp and not the value
of tie material that makes it money
IO1Ud Tribune.
McCune, Of the National Economist,
reminds US Of the man who was cross
ing the Atlantic on one of the ocean
greyhounds. He had a disagreement
with the captain and lowering himself
in boat attached to the steamer by
cord, as he was jerked through the
foam he yelled to the captain: Nov,
sir, you come to my terms or I'll cut
you loose "-OnidG Journal.
Business is PROSTATE all over the ma
ton, Farmers are losing their farms
and thousands of workers are crying
'give me work or give me bread"
Every intelligent citizen is saying
there must be a change of some kind"
MonopoIies, trusts, corporations, ride
on the neck of the people. This con-
dition has come to pass under the NAL
management of the two old parties.
They are to blame. Will you vote to
continue their policy 9-SOWtherra M1tr-
c1Cry.