Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-24
exrRAcTo Fa0m Rxillers spIEcIiie.
God bless every undertaking witch
|feviveS patriotism and rebukes the in-
different and lawless. T.
Nothing wins In this world like Ia.
Sdustry supplemented BY character,
Industry ana character win in every
contest and triumph In every ffeld..


Good Will preceded good trade
There is no use In making product
if you can not find somebody to take
it,
1.-The maker must find taker.''
You will not employ labor to make
Ie product unless you can find buyer
for that product after you have made
it's
We cannot exalt patriotism too
high; we cannot too much encourage
love OF country; for. my fellow-citizens,
as long as patriotism exists in the
hearts of the American people, SO long
will our matchless institutions be SEE
cure and permanent"
Blessed is that country whose de-
tenders are patriots"
God bless the school children of
America, and guide them to intelligence
and virtue and morality and patriot
ism; and with these elements domin-
ating our citizenship, our institutions
are safe and our republic will be glori-
GUS forever"
After home, our first concern is
country, and our country, with its
splendid institutions and its great pos
sibilities. is safe so long as virtue re-
sides in the home and patriotism abides
in the hearts Of the people"
f a5fl
Commerce is teacher and pacifi-
Gator. 1t gives mankind knowledge OF
one another
Reciprocity of trade promotes rec
iprocity of friendship
Good trade insures good will"
THE heart as well as the mind con-
tributes directly to the progress OF
mankind. and wherever we secure just
and fair commercial relations with
other nations we are sure to have with
them friendly political relations"
The free man cannot be long an ig-
ncrant ma r.
THE aspiration for knowledge Is the
corner stone for learning and liberty"
Every movement for the editication
and uplifting of the people is a factor
in human destiny and a mighty force
in our civilizations
National politics can encourage In
dustry and commerce. but 1t remains
for the people to project and carry
them on
I'VE must know just what other
people want before we can supply their
wants. We must understand exactly
how to reach them With least expense
liz we would enter into the most advan-
tageous business relations with them"
1T is good rule II buyers will not
come to US, for US to go TO Them
THE money Of the United States is
and must forever be unquestioned and
unassailab. e.
Nothing should ever tempt US
nothing Will ever tempt us-,o scale
Ia legal technicality.'
Nor will we ever consent that the
wages of labor or its frugal savings
shall be scaled down by permitting pay
ment in dollars Of less value than The
dollars accepted as the best in every
|enlightened nation of the earth
.'Let US resolve. by our laws and our
administration of them. TO maintain the
rights of the citizen; to cement the
Union by still closer bonds: to exaI the
standards Of American civilization, en-
courag e the promotion of thrift. indus
try and economy, and the homely vir-
tues which have ennobled our people;
uphold the stability Of our currency and
credit and the unstained honor of the
governments; illustrate the purity OF
our national and municipal govern
ment: and then. tho the rain decends
and the floods come and the Winds blow.
the nation will stand, for it is founded
upon rock
"Frcm the day our flag was unfurled
TIA the present hour, no stain of just
obligation violated has yet furnished
the American name This must and
win be as true In the future as it has
been in the past. There will be proph-
cts of 5eviland lsezteachers. Some part
OF the column may wayer and wander
away from the standard. but there will
ever rally around It a mighty majority
! TO preserve 1t stainless.
"The American people never shirk a
Responsibility and never unload bur-
den that carries forward civilization
mo achievements are worth having
which do not advance civilization and
benefit mankind. :
For over FIFTY car.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children while teething.
1t soothes the child softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind cholic and is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty