The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-27
ANDREW cARNEolE TALKS.
lie Thinks Matters are TOO Uncertair
TO Nentnre "A Eoreeast.

lie Thinks Matters are TOO Uncertain
to Venture Forecast.
PfrrsBuRG. Pa, Nov. . Andrew
Carnegie, the steel king, who has
been in the city for ten days inspect
ing his great plants returned TO New
York last night Before leaving he
talked on the business outlook In
the course of the interview he said;
''This is not, in my opinion, the
time when any valuable forecast can
be made. 1t is reported we are to
have sensational presidential mes
sage looking TO change in our cur
rency system. No matter whether
the scheme would be better than that
which we have, still the waters
would be troubled, and business
must suffer. You know that IL you
wish TO rebuild your house and live in
it, no matter how much you are going
TO improve IL (and all changes are
not improvements by any means),
you scannot eujoy undisturbed re-
pose; neither can a nation.
This is one objection to tinkering
at short intervals with the tariff, but
il is highly dangerous when the
money aud currency of nation are
tampered with. These are the blood
of the whole system, Industrial, agri-
cultural commercial and financial.
The richest man down to the boot
black on the corner is vitally affected
! by a change in money. / did my best
to Impress upon the powers that be,
after the July panic of 1893, that the
nation as a patient was not in a posi-
| ton 10 undergo a surgical operation,
/ and had hopes that President Cleve-
/ lands usual good sense would lead
him to postpone his tariff changes
until the general health of the pa
/ tient was good, at least This ad-
/ vice was not followed.
"The patient had great shock, the
greatest shock the United States has
ever had, the civil war excepted, and
! il is, in my opinion, a mistake to
look for speedy recovery. | do not
believe any decided Improvement can
be made in the financial system; 1t is
worked splendidly, and one feature,
which Is to agitators an objection, is
really one of its decided advantages;
it tends to keepwild speculation with
\ in bounds, as il does not expand to
suit speculative balloorish gentlemen n
who cannot get money for the ask
ing, only because they have nothing
upon which prudent bankers wish to
take the risk of nding.
president Cleveland has been as
sound upon money as President
Harrison was, aud l can scarcely be'
lieve he smeditates message. that
must temporarily derange the busl-
ness of the country, and this any
new policy must do. General Grants
words are to-day full of wisdomi
Let us have peace.
In SELF Defense
you ought to keep your flesh up. Dis
ease viii follow, if you let it get be
low healthy standard. No matte
how this comes, what you need is DT
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
That is the greatest flesh builde
known to medical science, far surpass
ing filthy codliver oil and all its mast
coapounds. 1T is suited 20 the mos
delicate stomachs. makes the MOI
bidly thin, plump and rosy, wit
health and strength.
THE "Discovery' is sold on trial
In everything that's claimed for II, a
strength restorer and blood cleanse
and flesh maker, il II ever fails to ben
eft or cure, you have your morey bach
Rupture p, breach permanent
cured without the knife. Address 10
pamphlet aud references. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo
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