New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-09

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Ellison is At work ii ION % II yention
which Vi 4 enable ltlesb lind Is see Ora
Icious What = pity lie didn't get the
thing in operation before ction! y
IFairmont Sentinel. s5sss
Is Democrat in VEirginia has declined
q certificate Of election to- Congress that
was awarded to him on account Of cleTii::
cal irregularities IN the returns, and iii
Republican competitor gets the place
And yet there are those who insist that
miracles never happen nowadays
aLouis Globe Democrat.
Not all the eggs that go on the mar
ket are used for food. The calico print
works use over 40 .o00, 900 eggs each
year. Photographic establishments use
millions Of dozens, :nu wine CHARTERS
call for II 1000, 900 dozen. The demand
from these sources increases faster than
the table demand. They are used by
binders, kid glove manufacturers, and
for finishing fine leather. In some parts
Of the south they are used in campaign
arguments against some speaker, but
the demand in this respect IS decreas-
| ing. Sioux City Journal.
Some of the religious societies Of the
country have united to petition congress
to interfere in behalf of the prosecuted
Armenians. But how about the Cubans2
Before our country disregards all prece-
dents and courts foreign entanglements,
to protect foreigners from religious per-:
secution by their own countrymen, it
might be well to protect an oppressed.
and outraged people at our very doors,
where wholesale sbutcheries Of tile lnno-
cent are almost daily occurrence, and
where liberty, the very foundation upon.
which our government rests, is assailed
and endangered Sentinel.
The trouble is not in the pumpkin
pies of to-day. They are prepared with
even more skill than those Of our grand
mothers: for the pumpkinrpie has kept.
step with the progress Of the age. The
change has been wrought. notin the.pie,
but in those who sit in the cleaning,
weeping for the good old pies that are
gone. We remember, our grandmothers'
pumpkin pies because then we had not
picked our stomachs with whiskey aud
filled our systems with tobacco and bro
ken down our health by all sorts Of ex-
cesses, and we didn't have dyspepsia un-
til we had to sit up nights and nurse it
and drink gallons OF sarsaparilla. Green
apples and sour gooseberrles and gourds
tasted good to us then. when we, were
growing two inches day and roamed at
will in the open air and had more health
than we could feed. 1t would be just as
we'll for us to weep for the green apples
and gourds Of our grandmothers> OH,
tue pies are all right. We've gone
wrong, that's .all.-Fremont Tribune.
The New York Financial News, a
strictly non-political paper, says that
the commercial agencies give hopeful
figures of the revival Of trade as shown
by the opening Of plants and the increas-
ed employment of labor, but when it
comes to the actual sales of business
products, there is halt. There is too
considerable evidence that the increased
production has run ahead Of tue in
creased buying power of ,the country.
This is exactly what the friends ofsilver
have claimed. The people are too poor
to buy. Their buying capacity has been
destroyed in SO great measure Ivy the
contraction Of the circulating medium,
of the country that they are unable to
find the means with which to buy freely,
and as a consequence the markets are
dull. The policy OF the republican par
ty IN looking out for the few, and ]eav-
ing the many to hustle for themselves,
has brought its ownfruitagc. hewealth
of the country has become absorbed III a
few hands, who do not use 1t to procure
ordinary smerchantable articles with, but
who largely hoard it. What makes a
country prosperous, its factories and bu-
siness brisk, is when the masses have
money 70 buy freely. When the masses
are prospectus they buy freely and every
one becomes prosperous. When the
prosperity Of the few leaks through On
those below them, the leakage is 50 very
Slight that it. cannot be called prospect.
ty, but rather starvation. If eyerybod5
is 10 become prosperous once more iii
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