The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-08-22
WISE
Words of Wisdom from Patriotic D..
that are Standing by the PeonIaP PES
Read them Everv WeaL

Words of Wisdom from Patriotic D..
that are Standing by the PeonIsPN '
Read them Every Week,
The time is near when the voter,
America must either demolish tbo".Sl
bug or be demolished .-Home PoLS"Q
No party can take the place Of q
Alliance. 1t is a great school q W ~
lance committee to watch all narti:
Lifting Issues.
While Old England is choking w..
perity, silver is chained up and canns,
go to her rescue. Release the prison~
Burlington Courier.
AS long as men vote their fears o.,
not their convictions, the country mS
go from bad to worse and the co,%,
tighten on them.-The Revolution
There are fifteen thousand peonIoi
| Atlanta who have not had a Foror,
meal in a week, and yet we hear Son.
people talk about an o~verproductior
Living Issues.
The voters Of all parties are beei,
ming to think. Hard times. md,
"the best financial system the work.
ever saw" is compelling them tod,
So Weekly Republic.
The Omaha Bee threatens that ifh,
corporations holding franchises in tba
city don't let up on their robbery n
the people that both old parties with
wiped out of existence Bulletin NJ
Reform.
Wheat is selling in some sections ia,
35 cents per bushel simply becausete
money czars of the country haven nailed
up what little money we have in c,
culation, and are ''setting on the chista
i-FarmerS' Voice.
Give us a banking system controDa
by the government where men VII,
can give good security can borrow
money at a rate no higher than thens
returns on productive induatry.-n
National Spectator.
The danger lurking in the coming
session Of Congress lies in the comprp
misses that the plutocrat5 will present
For this reason a clean cut fight Should
be made for free coinage or nothing
National Waterman.
There is something pathetic abou.
the little band of Cleveland office seek
ers who are assuming to reflect public
opinion. The hungry, ragged, nasty
crew would sell their souls for a piece
Of pie. "-DenUer Road.
Money, like men, should be kept at
work and the representatives of a pei
pie who do not know how to put both
men and money to work arenot worthy
the name Of statesmen and should not
be entrusted with the affairs Of gov
ernment.-IoWG Tribune.
In Pueblo, Col, the people can't get
their money out of the banks that
failed, but r trading around on The
checks. But the banks are still draw
ing interest on the notes they hold, and
the band plays Annie Rooney. Great
scheme looming Nation.
The founders Of the republic have
placed in the hands of every citizena
weapon Of defence-the ballot. Edu
cate organized labor to use it, and
there will exist no necessity for
petitioning State legislatures or city
governments. Vote as you think
BrOcktOn, Mass, Diamond.
The New York Press is a~uthOritytG
the statement under one Of its illu8tra
tions, that a committee Of idle work
ingmen who could not ascertain when
the mills were to be opened, asked the
proprietor what they should eat this
winter, and he replied Eat the rooSteS
you wore on your hats after the last
election"
Seymour, the mind reader, proposes
to be buried alive at Pecatonica, LII
nois, then be resurrected after a crop
Of barley has been raised on his grave
If Grover Cleveland and old John Sner
man wer wise they would want tog'
off somewhere and die till after the
silver question is settled. -Tec@mSs'
Republic.
A Pueblo barber stole a gold watch
or two and several hundred dollar;
from some customers who deposlteo
with him while at bath in his shoP
and was caught at La Junta and IT.
turned. The public began to think
was only a common thief until VIZ
next day, when he again escaped ans
now they know he has nerve, and VIZ
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