Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-23

Bring your gold and bring yourl
silver-we will take either. The
prisoner showed up in the dock.
tough and saucy, and to sustain his.
tough appearance he gladly PLEADED
guilty. '''The sentence Of thu
court is that you pay afine Of $15, "a
his honor. "Ye'Es
hoigh, old b'hoy ye're hoigh 81
Familiarity joshed the brazen bum,
shut I'll dhrag me hip pocket and
see if | have or no the stuff IA
squhare the play; I'm and.
continued Judge Gaudet, that
you be sentenced to hard labor on
Summit avenue for 60 days; drag
your hip pocket and see If you
have that with you."
Days works are wanted. Money
doesn t come on invitation, and TITS
earned money and not invited
money that the people want,
Columbia doesn t need to say word
Just make motions and do little
judicious advertising, and she will
get all the money that she is en-;
titled to for the days. works the
people pull out of their pockets,
Earned money is the best moneys.
but invited money has bad,
features-it tempts many to want,
to pay it back for 50 cents on the,
dollar. And that is WRONG. But,
that desire encourages the fellows
who have lot of tine so cent dol,
lars to take advantage Of that,
wrong feeling and get up quite an.
agitation for 50 cent dollars.
And THAT is wrong. And that en-.
enlargement sometimes is able to.
enlist in the plan men who had
told them little while before that
it was ''lunacy." And that Is5
wrong. Then after they are en-
listed they declare their former as
SOCRATES in politics are false i'll their
views. AND that is
wrong.
Exhaustive research and deep.
study are necessary to a good
understanding of the financial
question. On August Q, 1898, @.
A. Towne expressed such wise
opinions on the question that the
Repu blicans of the district were,
glad to trust him in congress; he
suited them we'll enough as they
knew him, and no apprehension
was felt that his studious excuses
would lead on. and on, and SO ful1E.
demonstrate the acc uracy of Pope,
A little learning is dangerous thing. ...%4
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian sprln 8. !
These shallow drafts intoxicate the brain, -,
But drinking largely sobers it again. #T5,}
Still he learned and sthought,3
imbibed and absorbed, studied and
,ogiated, from British Columbia to-
Washington, D. c., from "Coln's
Financial School, to ''Mulhall's
Dictionary of Statistics" till he
found in theory to be true that
which all nations by actual con-
litions demonstrated to be false;
till his mind absolutely created a
near future that all logic, history
and reason teach as impossible.
The free sAverites, knowing (by
the sad experience of their op-
the error Of allowingfree
play to the distinguished states
mans appetite for wisdom, should
somehow check his indulgences.
Else, where will he not yet be led!
A man so easy a victim to an
overmastering brain can scarce be
trusted. He may soon know
stranger and greater things; soon
may learn it all! And what guar
.ntee is there that, hidden some
where in the infinite, are not
truths that will hurt rather than
help the interests Of the silver
nine owners and 50 per cent re.
And if such truths
Ire there, their time for revela-
ion has come, if the wonderful
of this recent re-
search is not checked. Those op-
posed to free silver had him just
light two years ago-now he is
ust in line with the free silverites.
p rnnnt action only will keen him