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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
GfEBlerGsJ 10 Ladies.

We offer 40 opelogy n placing
before yen slhe Ladies Safe pro-
tect0r," il is absolutely reliable.
eaisly adjusted, does not become
misplaced and iasares protection.
Can be worn when desired without
observation or kuowlpdge OF m
other and prevents dieagreeable
noises under certain conditions. II
yeu use it once you Will never be
without it. It is faithml, safe
and reliablo frioad whenever need
ed 6y special circumstances fequr-
ina It's use. 4 is an article every
woman should keep ready fof in-
mediate use. Itis simple TO use,
al.2 inspires confidence 10 the
woman using Il. Il is reliable aud
scientifically made. insUrea prolec-
lion without injury 10 health as
many good physicians would say.
We are oftho opinion that no ar
tioio has ever been made which viii
give rs much satisfaction 70 tho
woman Of to-day as the Ladies
8ato Protector. The immense
sales uf this article is Il substantial
tndorsmant Of our claim. Do aot
therefore experiment with any o.
she numerous unreliable articles.
as it is both dangerous to health
and expensive to DO So Such ex
porimenting can only resolt in loss
ot time, disappointment and dis.
maj failure. Ladies shopld re
member this before ordering other
goods and not waste their tine and
money on inferior articles. The
host is always tho cheapest. The
Ladies' Safe Protector" is sold un-
der positive guarantee for use for
enc gear, with tUli direction and is
seated 10 plain wrapper upon re
aelpt OF express money order for
81, three Ter SIS. DO not wait but
order at once. Address the La
Crosse Speciality Co. La Crosse,
Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
NoTlCEFoR PUBLICATION.
LAND 0rFfoa N IiAnusoN, 4

LAND OFFfoE ~ iANIusoN, NNN,,
Jll'. 10 ls9J
e. settler has Gled notice ct lis i,.te,.tioi 80
make inal proof Ii aHppors OF lis claims and
talt sad pToof VIII he made before the REGISTER
{, q Receiver at Harrison AK, oa July 29th
william I.oyeiady, II Il No l4slG for the
" set3 Sci 50 sec =, 3wt W.. sec q 10 \
iia names the gollouirg witnesses to prove
~ eantiipoas resideace upo4 and catiyatioa
William A. shrurn, Waiter shruni Jabe
hisieaer and John, Cope, all oi Green Forest,
william 4. sarnn Il : Ne l42s7 for the E2
sri sec . - y Z p W
lie nane8 the ,oiioWjag witnesses 70 prove
nl 8 Continuous resldeae ee upo a&d c7ltiv8tos Of
sa'd laHd viz Villa G. I1ogela3y. Waiter
Saftsh; 't5e tictctor and Johl Cope of
GTeel Forest ArEansGs
JolS P GLnNDrN,N, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

ATTORNEY GENERAL Trustworthy
has rendered decision in connec-
ton with the law for common
school districts that is of great in
terest, because it nuliies a great
many outstanding warrants, Illegal
y issued, It has been custom
"a great many Of the common
school districts for the directors to
buy desks and other fixtures for the
schools aud pay for 1t out of the
fund raised by the general levy
tor school purposes, or If there be
no surplus IN the treasury, TO issue
warrants pay yable in the future tor
them. The attorney general
has decided that both Of these
procedures are illegal The mon.
e raised by the general levy in
common school districts can be
used only for the actual expenses
OF carrying on the school, aud not
Tor building new schools and furn-
itaao, fixtures, etc. When these
ar2 10 be bought a special levy
teest be made fer that purpose,
and Tie purchasers can be made
only after that is collected. Many
Of tae common school districts
Baw have warrants outstanding in
settlement of such debts and tho
effect of tins deeisioa Is 10 make
all q these null and void
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
sezz. zs..as=.,s.s- z=.sa.a,s.t ~

iris being ruuored over tho
State that Clifton Z. BreoEiaridge
vii be q candidate for the United
States Senate against James &.
Joaes, ia which event the three
L3de Rock papers, tie leading
aafaals q the State, viii ha4e %
give thcir support % BreoLiurideo
% account Ct bis gold policy,
though inclined toward Jones.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOReATr

80 acre farm II acres I'm r41ti7etf.
orchard; 4piiies west q Cairoltog @9ll' aI' 81
Greco. Forest ro4d, address y & linz ssA.
teRJGt, Ark sues, A
EiEhfy acres ore mile North East ~ A..
acres IN ejJUFatiOg good hapsp hq-, " wv
bulsuinEs gooa orchard well ot water ~ ..a
and title Tor terms apply at 5Ais 0fa,9e 92V4 q
10 acre IaTtu OF VALLEY !aHd 81 aaras
y&ti0H, good house ab3 oatbuiidisrs GU ~ ga'
Pc oEcnaFd llhe sp9irz gati snIaaaid 60 ''i
ieet deep; three miles northeast of f5,ir fg p
est t0T terizl5 Apply at fAi6 oAiaa. ~" n
Good farm ct - acres fur s54. 5i.
ectas IN cultivation, al good bottom Igs49i
a#2ilin&, ltT&e barA aDU other other 51!t e
4@Ea IDS tazla IS on tie BerryqiIia ss43 Is s.
llAeteA read, , miles etst or 2cTrpqfl]7 r.. q
tEef parDoui&1@ eal4 0}t tfis 8fsi:5z -
toE5Ahr. ! f&fi3 thrGo miles was+ 49, q
ip54t4a o; tae v&fFcI1en end Grcea F0ra5t -.
eH +e&Gsy a. ~ ci4tlY aticH, ge0d, YouHr oro15
E9a9 Wei o. water, resi3anceGitt fz.-,s5-c5s
ah.. cut DGiLttl - teJ te9Ias gng.I- f.
oill1ee or 5otthIaHthGm B0ttentoL 37j,
! me three story aCtal, EitE IL 5al1as
aazh 59on M}th apparatus. Good w55} 3r ss
AHd Gitcaan-noufe. AZ 6cW Tlrae-taB7t6.
81. ae1e q EraHN& tlso 80 acres I9..f5 isa
&.XntIlos North of Gsaef Forrest. II. lsra5i.5 -
2 site'Ie4 house ai'G uHt~aG}GiiFa Coed f
9Feserd. For teET2s 3a q. sear address + 4
Ian en- Green Forest 8ri,
4 lac bottom 87ie if the 0Eag9 valla4 5 IA
south o. 1reea Forest. JtU aGrle ;a4ass
acre FL cult Eat1o-, U@aet ea0G fsaca +
E3ou residence a#a 1Ut hnitGi8Qs t5 q tese
HOUSES and our GEilaiH9s Gool fra3t aTass
enQ springs, SitQatld Ou tN-e icaalzr e.is.
1oaaS, Oue mile tIeW school hcuse .]r#za, +
East Office 3g GtAef words thfee sod A55
hehe. ao0tt a&Hsain. Gail al this anee
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
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Il every olan WAC takes a policy
on a,s lie lt,.pi il up, life Insurance
woassl BE twice as high Is il is
4 h@ men wno pay q rev Yeats aHd
ofop out are lto senrees q profit
10 the companies.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
as-sss.sg,se.,,s...-.s. e ,.1sr-ss-ss

TIE bniider Of tie latest airship
i y Tool. lie has equipped the
iation Of his craft with springs,
n'iiei1 ne says will prevent undue
cones do1n % the gronnd
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
1se. .r.sa..1,..ar.s-' = s-''s er-ar's'-'ssa
-5aRGlIafHar il orc 1l.iEg hnnoninl

aR6aMEfT Is orc thiHg, bnncomb
quite anotiief. To vtfch class
docs Senator ls!ackbpra's stuml
Al sertion boloog? "GAe gold bug,
Will have the masses hrjdiea and
sadaled and viii ride them booted
4sa spaifed II oigef is betrayed
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

= Il IL Or L ICEHc.
y Secretary of State IL 3. Armistead.
Auditor C. B. Mills.
Treasurer Ransom Galley.
Attorney General L d. hinsworthy.
State Land Commissioner j. 4. Ritchie.
ChlefJustice Supreme Court $: Il; CockTill
Gem. Agriculture ". G. yinchenheiler
Nv e hemingway,
Associate Justicos3 5 !. Euehes,
NJ q. .andles.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
Tames II Terry BentoWlle.
g James 4. Jones Washington.
JUDICIAL.
Yudge E S Mcdaniel
q Pros. Attorney J. n. Tfmon.
LEGISLATURE.
Senator " 3 Morton
- Representative W N Brown
Ez@Legislature meets bieuaially, on see0nd
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge JI Worthingtou.
" Circuit Clerk 2ip r8Flor
Sheriff d p Naples.
Ire osu1ar L. j. ALeb beAaon.
Assessor J S sHihInau,
Surveyor 3as aaaeh
Coroner AiiEe l0Eey.
GoHEts Examiner B. L. isuraey.
E+.feN collecting c4eses Apeil 10.
a66esalnents OF reai estate aieDhialiy, ans
personal property annually.
COURTS.
Circuit court e0BYgnes lst -aona&ys in Feb. and
v Aug. il zF esteTn District. aad 5Id biGudays
In Feb aEd 4 ug in Eastern District
County oar5- ist Mondays II jan, April,
JU5 aNa oct
PIo6et. ge1gft--Easteru . 8rd Monday u 5aa.
hpGl. JulT lI4d oct " ssi ern y 4th Mondays
"a IAN ApEll, July aud Get.
TOWNSHIP.
Fpstieos Of the Peace A. NJ. Ya6h
9 GoHtable d. IT. stroud,
LODGES.
EBEEN F0RHsT L9nGE IA 4ot E. : A n
- Meets on Saturdays On before IL ttsii
1noeh ot each north 9. 8. &RFH W. n
" ! EuT4 see
CHUBCu SERVICES
~ Z. GHuEoa sag5H-SarYjaes every second
4i@s a1d fo8rth &unGavli O'clock a also
aie5t. Ptas g meeaag Thursday night. E1ory-
body invited.
] S. WHI4ses5 p Q
~ u Church Services frat sunday in
-.iAa Lie each month. G. T, EpBAfi3s Faster,
g79ioa Sunday sehool9 20 a NJ
= f. . 8UTT Sapt
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
49, .,'sf,71- - -a-,.a3s1.f'.s.s

SHADES u oar ancestors IL
Washington city tbey shoot Boys
tor hoaNlng fruit which hangs
tetapeinglY over the back tenee.
and makes social lions q bri ters
of legislatures.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
.~s=sv.ss-sa-,r .-..-,las..7.-s., s.,4ss.,.4

TIE scbefe TOR ttfe restoration
OF Qnoen Lii could not stand qui-
city hr aad see tho sea serpent
mouop9ize public attention; hence
the newspaper onthreik.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

i6E sc@soa m3y have
stopped the m.iitary move
mon,s n Cuba, bat,t fas bad no
visible effect 0poH the manufacture
ol CAAan news.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
Assessors Notice.

Notioe is hereby given that will at
tend othe usual voting places of Carroll
Co, Arkansas, for the purpose Of list
ing Real and Personal Property p4r
capita tax of sDeh persons as ara liable
TO pay the same for the year 1895. ST
the following times and places, to=wit:
Precinct Place. Time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
,..ssf.res.ss.,.a Esrs .esls.se s,e,ga4s

THERE are lots oi people wba
thitf ,.o Z. $. needs an English
ambassador Who has a few amer
ieAn IDEAS mnch worse than It does
Il strong man tor President
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
LAND OFFICE An HARRISON Ark

Notice s hereby given shat tho fo,,o,r;a.
naaed SETTLER has fled notice of his &
e iake final proofin support Of his c,ai,o
saa ar ark s4a j bFg9 Gors9 % be NATE before he juda d
AK, on has u 1875, III. giliios ~ 'efryYiile,
j = s d ho' - r. 81 @ for thes% Ne& Nw% sch 'tae sec
his e eoaeieo1 ase@ 1a9 loiown witnesses to prove
o. said VIZ T. ? aeker, o Berryvj'e iSlea 91qn i,
5 Lineh, Il G Coatuey and james nit!,
rooa, OF t5reea Forest. hrt 'a'ies Dlsfl-
JN9' 7 cLaNoASlN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
sT7ss' -zil s5.s'zt-.ss'i ssl,rl,..--f-.s

TIE Arkansas Press b&s recently
changed hands. and its policy
converted rom d red-hot free-si6er
paper 10 that Of a gold standard.
: v Adams has editorial charge.
This leaves Little Rock without .
rec silver paper
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
EaaH Sal

Notice IS hereby given dat Wi
IA perauaaee Of an order 81 III
Probate eoag. oI the Eastera d,
triet OF Carroll county, stHe
Arkansas, offer Tor sale ta Il
highest ;,ad best bidder within #
lawfpl hours Tor making i0dicia
sales on August II, 1895, a. ii
East door u the court hons at Bel
r. vile, Arkansas, tho following
real estate belonging % the Qslal
Of Jefferson Baker decd. The N
! Ne aal Nv ! Of Ne I See &
Up &c h r. 25 w.
Terms ofsale-5aid sale will b
mace on credit OF three months
purchaser giving note with af
proved security, said note 10 beaI
ten per cent interest from date ga
ii paid The present crop Is re-
served from the sale. The laid
viii not sell for less than twoIhir5t
OF It's appraised value. A li.n @.u
be reserved on the land tor /.
purchase money.
This July Is, 1895.
L. e HAaaaS7,
Executor of the last will ot Jofer
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
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rIoaf.t.s ar4 .##l ts#ag eafaEes tine HRatls4-
ers rtl;ts-ea IS rs ta SENS 5zeH1 Uatt t. t-sef-
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my -t.G1 t=lt= 45ils@. tee~5 - s'i.s=7 -
nta. ..fl94 "a s-5
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
a.-=s, 80. -.s.-7e s.s=.s..

Soaa PcQll. aeam 10 cave an
ide&- ~ a-lonooue onc-that q
great yaio5.5a caonot exist with
oue lbe constant holding Of public
neetiANs
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

3'.f a1e decided a3Vaa e
iu Aa 9He taases Uafs
j give IL ste ohoIce 81 EeafiH9
slId lt H4aT=
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
F or the ladies
Gut Paper Patterns.

The Republic supplies its LADY
readers with cut paper patterns D
ali kinds Tor ladies, girls, boys aud
men. All Of seasonable garments
OF atestsstT les, At cost OF
ONLY fOo EACH.
Elsewhere they cost from rs to
40 cents,
Designs Of new g&rme:.ts ara
published every week in tie Re
public VIII an order blank Tor Tic
patterns.
Thousands Of ladies in ever
State have purchased these patterns
dnfing the past year aud never 6
complaint.
Tney are invaluable and you can
save on these patterns alone every
year many times the price Of ths
paper.
Subscribe At once for
'i5- 's9i,je-k- VI LEX S,EYual.lG,
srECihl ceFER
eood co'y Uaiii a'sroa 3ias, &s5
scne two new subscribers with.
two dollars and get one year tree
eehd tour new subscribers win.
tour dollars and receive tA'
paper two years without cost.
30 you know a good thing wbef
yeu see it? A wor te tbs viss
sufficient.
Address al orders
THE REPUBLIC.
ST. Louis, NO
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

Befryrllie, From August q ~
fiease come prepared to give the
number of your school district and =
correct description Of ynur real estata
nj, 80 j S. sHiPMAy.
! ''iS q r. - 'o92. Assessor.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

F local inserted
aud CHARGE aglal1 uaGl9Iaar-
edoat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

oHaf 5e4qFe - probably
rcad3 5sat 6t3e fa6.l es5
alel eaa police. ssee efer-
ah5eia &C Ee.IEG df95
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
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B11D=8z-a..o 4sau May be wise
bat15Hsa.ls-te zo=4so hale
head ~ nsHaG Hz5aoa. with
CIT lE8t
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
~, 7,s.s-s.. .s..1= a .,7s-,.-=.st.

}H& ugnUtr.ts iu Illinois
maaf q 4acu=t taeY read what
Gotat ier u ,4a Currency
EelEies aooQy ao0 Woab they
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
CITY BAisBER SHop
LEE STACY PRorRrFrop

Work neatly, speedily and satisraetor;ol,-,
West llain Street. '''-1 %
Green Forest,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
E8 LII

We eatf 1rt fua]Iad dollars RewaTd iar any
case u eati r.'I that cannot be cured by lisil2s
Cat1.lfI Ctra.
- Cheney 8 Go, Props, Toloao ohio
NV tie uasst rs.GG have 8uowh + !. CEcu
ay tor Jt iSf 10 years, auG believe him perlecg-
iy rQaGF0Gie ia AL 1G5iH4ss transactions ana
M eae- ,tlE a9!o 60 carry out any obligation
Haae bt tte firm.
@fs1 & srltaN Wholesale Druggists Toledo ..
4 AIDING <ipurdu {. ii a4vnl Wholesale Drug
ssistss cala1d, Ct
HaG oaesfrh IT is taken i,,tsraQlly, act
irg direstl5 upoA JIG 8ae4 aad mucous surfaces
pl az TIE system. Price .I5e D6u bottle sold
b ali Drus&;ists. Testimonials 5ree
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

8 oTHTTHSGa her absolute
divorce Azrs. Gorbeit wants lin
- wing il he doesn't that 5fo5 q
week @ilmany msg not bepaid to
her.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

Mn EIFN STEWART has been
a31retfts9 s5ar.-E Of Green county,
missouri = III tae r0eaHyy caused
h. tae e#jh Il Hcf aus bard
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

IL which aif=a In1zi=iEo
be- G4a paanFia. Incubator
ufte4@ sti4@l par -fess aas Baa d.
CT 1aea8eat Af.9,I f1a1.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

r. 5a#9za - fae late gstica
.l4e.4sa4 occurred ~ u .sshEttlG
.auaGaz
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

za 4 la .eaal
oJi1 am els ia. 81 Il-5.4 i.e-
Q s4s44a4z.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
ss7ssz-7sg $50 i-ias.a.., E,s.s.,,..

II ai1 the losses 6y &c were
caeeFed hJz insurance Il would
aeeH bankrupt al the insurance
companies.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
Tames H. Berry Bentonville.
g James & Jones Washington.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
.ITDICIAL.

Yudge z S. Mcdaniel.
q Pros. Attorney J n. Iilm0n,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

L. e. HAaaEb7,
Executor of the last will 0; Jofe
son Baker deed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

ERENN F9REsT L9DGG Va 4oI. = = A n
:" Meets on Saturdays On a9 bafeHe h tail
noeh ot each month 9. u &RF7 " n
V ! L-..ma SC
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
CETRCUSE,I VICES

"a z. GHecu 99aTI-seFyiees every eeeoed
-.@s a1d fourth sunday Il G'eiaak also
li&at Ptaa e needas Thursday nigat Every
body invited.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15
I3DE

Fpaticos Of tie Peace A NJ. Y ebA
y GoRtable d. IT, stroud
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-08-15

Genator ". 3. Morton
~ Representative W. N Brown
Ez@Legis1ature meets bienaially, on seeona
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
The Anti-Cheap Man.

"The fact is, we want nothing cheap
but money" is the frank declaration
Of the National Watchman, leading
cheap money organ. OF course not.
The editor of that paper wants things
scarce and dear. Cheapness means
easy production, SO he wants things to
be hard to get. His wife may buy
goods when they are marked down,
hut he waits to buy when prices are
way up. He always hires the printers
who do the least work for the most
wages, pays the highest prices for the
poorest paper; and never thinks of
such wicked inventions as labor saw
ing presses. He travels BY stage coach
instead OF railroad, and he uses candles
because their light costs more than
that from oil. He always buys in the
dearest market, and would shudder at
the idea Of getting anything at bar
gain. Like true American, he never
tries to think OF some way of doing
work easier, for that would mean that
things would become cheaper. he is
consistent, straight-out advocate Of
everything dear but money, and that
he wants as cheap land as poor as it
can be made.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
BRUDDER JOHNSIxG A PUrLL or
\ COIN.


II been wantin to Ak you, Brudder
Johnsing, whedder you's read de new
work entitled Coins Financial
School, and what 70 done think
about it. :
"Has read it, Brudder Simpsing?
Doan' 20 recollect dat | tended &c
school myself long wild Jay Cole, ole
man Vanderbilt, and the whole passed.
Of dem big bugs dat has some finances
OBJ der own to fnancier wid?'
essay, yo' doau' mean to say dat
Cole and Vanderbilt war dar, when
dey been dead years befo'? Sides !
hain't nevah mist yo' out OBJ de town
long enough fob yo' to get up dar an
back.
sDat meek no difference, Brudder
Simpsing. I war jes' as much dar as
any OBJ de fellahs de book say war dar,
and so war Cole an Vanderbilt, and de
next time yo' runs across Lime Gage,
the big goldbug banker, or Walsh, an.
nodder Chicago banker, or Coal
ScubtIe, 70 uA clu % ""SA >~'>A js~SV
de same time dey wal"
"Well, guess dat settle it dat 70
war dar, Brudder Johnsing. But !
want to ak yo' eff dat little kid did get
away wild all dem big bankah1 and
pollytishaners in the argument like de
book say?"
"Indeed he did, sab, jes' as suah as
dey war dar. and his ansahs please de
augence moutley. Say, yo' recollec'
dat Walsh, / believe it war, axt him
dis heah question: How kin de
Govahment by simple &C OBJ Con-
gress raise dc price OBJ any article?
Den yo' recollec' dat Coin say, You
wasn't heah yestedy?' AMI when
Walsh says he wasn't, Coin say,
'spose dis Govahment 'nouuce dit am
guine to purchase hun lred thousan'
mules for the boss marines, KANT
everybody see dat de price OF mules is
guine to bound up, aud not only de
mules de Government buy, but de
HOSES and mules to teck dar places,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
A Serious Experiment.

The free coinage of silver and the
substitution OF new unit AMI meas.
ure OF value for the existing one in
the business transactions OF the coun-
try is not an ordinary experiment
which can be safely tried to- day and
abandoned tomorrow il found injuri-
GUS, because the immediate conse-
quences Of such q step would be so
far reaching and so enduring that
they would continue to be felt for
years after the policy hal been re-
versed. II is incumbent, therefore,
upon those who insist upon the adop-
ton Of this revolutionary policy to
show plainly aud conclusively in adj
vance not only that it would result in
no injury, but that it would be posi-
lively beneficial, for if not positively
beneficial the change would at least be
wholly useless. This cannot be done
by appeals to the excited passions and
prejudices of the people, by attempts
to array one class of our citizens or
one section OF our country against an
other, or by loose and extravagant
statements unsupported by facts and
reasons. The questions involved are
too serious, the interests to be affected
are too large and the common sense
Of the people j. too strong to Justify
or even excuse this course Of treat
ment. Hon. john G. Carlisle,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
A wROyG DIAGNOSIS.

ls,..- ~, tba Ca1ifornia
a doctor Wiling y az ..what \ III
Medical Journa' asn ~; v,srs iii
actual value o. gov . "lss ! ,t,ct;t.
question py saying 49, 4 ~
ious or nat vaine, place upIa ,vs NJ
LEGISLATION. II tnis doo9os 1T s7;o;na
more about the sclepce - ot;orts
than he does OF mhauce, ~ 80.
will have on excellent cusnoe = r;l1s
ing the value o. nat drngs au ~, r III,
with possibly the resnit 'nas III ~
recover quicker IMAM II 'ney saosd;nn
real mixtures compounue' AoS s.s.'i5
10 his directions. ana y 10 uo
have occasion to bring SUI. ~ ~
fessional services rendered. W pa'.Ia
could plead as defence tna' ~ I'LL, 800
OF such services was merely = no''''ou'
or hat value, hxed Dy ies.s'@ r,:s
The error into which tnis Ga'lioinlA
doctor has fallen IS one wnicn I con
mon to all cheap money aavoca'es. anu
especially TO silverites. iney neileye'
or pretend to believe, tnap valae =
something created by law anu placeu
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

and dat am jes' de way de ack OBJ
Congress am guine to ris up de price
Of silvah. Well, jis' as all de SCHOLARS
who had dar parts larnt war swal-
lowin' down. 'cordin' to de rule OBJ de
school, the good-for-nufin niggah
what KEEP de doah bus out LATIN his
bes'. what yo' lafiin' at, 20 brack
rascal?' says Coin. Dan de nigyah be
say: Didn't you say fodder day dis
Govahment mustn't buy silvah. 'kase
buyin' made it commodity, and ell
yah didn't want to be dat?' in cose !
said 80, says Coin. AN didn't you
say that all de Govahment got to do
to fotch up silvah war to weigh it and
put on de Govahment stampg 'In
cose I did, says Coin. well, dem
says de niggah. how much you 'spose
de price oh mules would be riz Of, in
stead of buyin' and payin' down de
spot cash for EN-, de Govahment only
sent 'roun' man wild a brandin' i'm
to bran 'em u. s. on de tiank?' Den
ole Hutch, who had been takin' lit
tie nap on one OF de back seats, got to
latin and fell of, and dey got de news
down to de Bode Of Trade dat dar was
big tumble in wheat. So de next
day Coin he 'pollygize to dc school
fob de niggah not havin' his paht COM
mitted and comm in wrong and spilin'
de show, an he say he gwine to hlah a
new do keepah OF he have to pay TO
bits mo- week. "-Sigourney (la.)
Review.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26

Inequalities in the distribution of
wealth may exist in our present social
system, but it is certain that no change
in the material used to measure wealth
will do anything to help those who
now are poor. The silverites indulge
in glowing generalities about the won
derful prosperity which will follow the
adoption of the 16 to panacea,
but are always careful to avoid giving
particulars as to how the predicted
change will come about. No advocate
Of free coinage has yet attempted to
explain how the men who have no
property would have chance to get
some under the silver standard, if, as
its friends claim, the price Of all kinds
OF property would be doubled. A
scheme for the relief Of the poor
which proposes to put property further
out Of their reach, should be easily
seen through by those whom the sill
yer mine owners agents pretend to be
DESTROYS of helping.