T&3 Flattsmoutli Herald.
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THURSDAY. NO VI NliKK (1
flinw lliiil tin- v.ilui' of l;irni-'
l.iii.l , t ; i k i m thf whole country
over, liii.-i ilfiifiisf 1 'M'- per ci-m
fliirinjr tlit ;il Ifii yrure. Ami
tliis in tin- net 11.-11H ol the policy
which Ixiiist of litiihliiiu' (l ii
''li'HIU' llliil ki-l '' I'll"' "homo m:ir
let" a pi'iii'rt to luivc fruclilit'il onl
t t lit' lillililin' Up. ol Collo.-.'-iil
fortiincH lor million, ore liiiinuhii't
lii'crs. iiialiin t- 1 1 1 ;i I r nntl
wictchcdiii'sH thi' r 1 1 1 iimnir (lie
it'opli' who do I lie work ami pomp
ami fli'iiiici' the lot of the p.niip
crcil ciipitiiliwls, I ' ii i i ta I lawe
proilucc ti 1 1 1 1 1 1 :i I condition.---l'laltMiiotitli
Join Dill.
The Ii rut part of the nhove
pilot at random i,-t purely
liatclii'd up in i t w author's
tni id or liorrow't'd from some oilier
Pouree ciii;illy unrcliafile. lint
ffrantiutv it to lie the truth it does
not ueccHr'arily follow that a pro
tective hyptmi is the fault of it.
The ollicial returns for tlie"cimi)try
over" have not heen jjiven out yet
b:it it m plaiit why there iniht In-
ili'pii'ciiilion of the value of
farm land on an average. I'rol a
lily eastern farm are worth 1 kh
per acre to day than (en yearn ayo
from the fact that the risb'tf jcn
erutions of the east lire leaving
th'ir old homesteads and coming1
west to grow up wild the country
nnd on lands that were government
property ten years ago. liven old
Had gray headed farmers in com
fort a hie circumstances have hold
their small fant.s and moved upon
Taw lands in the west where Jiey
Could get h farm for each member
f the family with their former
investment; mich n move naturally
d 'predates eastern land. In the
west the amount of land now con
idcred as farm land ha increased
o much more rapidly than ia
Valuation that the average falls he
low that of former years when
fltlements were huddled together
in email communities which kept
the land under cultivation at a
good price.
The "millionaire manufacturers"
have had their influence in depre
ciating the value of farniB, nnd
probably the greatest cause haw
been their demand for labor giving
employment to thousand of men
who would otherwise be out on the
farm and increased the products
for exportation which are now con
tinued by these nou producers.
Let us tee how fir we can trace
their effects, these factories require
material which comes out of the
arth, from government lands in the
hape of hides, horns, tallow nud
wool or from forests, as lumber,
pitch, tar and iomu all of wliii.li
requires an immence amount of
labor that does not have a direct
and immediate tendency to increase
form lands. Hut this is not all;
men must be employed to peek
markets either as agents or middle
men, as Bometimes termed, nnd
everybody known that it is not ti e
millionaire manufacturers who
populate the earth but farmer and
laborers in general from which the
manufacturers,' PiiccesHors nre
drawn. Let tis take a liberal
minded view of all such questions
and not lay the blame at our
neighbor's door simply toj.be say
ing something.
OUGHT the world's fair to be open
, n Sunday? This question has
been much discussed through the
papers and is still receiving daily
attention, but the contention seems
to be entirely between the minis
ters and Christian societies on the
ne hand and the world in general
n the other.
We find that Rcr. J. L. Jones of
Chicago ndvocates that the world's
fair should be kept open that the
poor laboring clasnes nnd Sunday
school classes may attend, mid
concludes by saying he would en
joy the privilege of delivering a
ermoa in some tent or on the
open ground.
This is all well, nnd for the min.
"fster who loves to work in the
niidet of excitement and a thousand
detracting influences, but to the
average minister it is plain, to rea
ou with bis fellow men on those
jail important questions involving
our future welfare, he must get his
besrers away from that winch Vhe farmers will do well toculti
me civ plen-e-i the eye or a ids to vat his fields po as to avoid this
worldly widom. We do in r drainage from his land.. No doubt
most profound thinking when we the listing of corn has been an in
ure away from the w ickilms jury to the country from the fact
which uurrotttulti us in our d.:i!y th it deep ditches made by this
w stk.i in life, method of cultivation have had
It ia true that much useful infor- much to do in carrying away the
mation can be gathered at that ex- substance of the soil,
position that the average iran
never would learn from books, but
very little that would have a ten
dency to improve the condition of
hi mul. Ministers have too many
of the world's attractions to con
tend with now to be right success,
ltd in pushing the caie of Chrit-t.
Men are becoming more and more
w.i. ldly w ise and receive less of
divine i nspiral ion.
Let them close the gates of the
Columbian cxposiiion every !-'ntlir-da
night ai d kerp il.ein to iniiil
M inday inoiiiing, dismissing all
hands not actually needed lo
guard against li e i'i ti nciioii cf
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pioprrtv, that the people have an
opooi t unit v lo visit the plate f
worship, lor which C hicago I as
already ample aiconnnixlatioi s,
Men who w ill not go to church
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OKI 1 III l I IS U II ill il M 1 1I1MII Mil Oil'
I lir gi oi: iitL-i.
I'I' is to be regretted sincerely
'b.it the difliculily w hich occurred
at the high school last Iwiday noon
had to be dragged into the newi
papers and it an thing made wort e
than it w as and showed all pariitH
concerned in a very unpleasant
light. The chief objection to giv
i ig publicity to little distiirb.ii.ee
at school which aie often brought
o i no one can tell how, is that the
neoplewill not duly iicogni.e ti e
teachers side of the quesin n and
often censure him when really in
the right. It is easy enough for
the boys to claim that the teacher
is too hast)- lor they have aggraui.
lions which he must bear without a
murmur and w hen his temper once
fails to bear ihe strain they are
quick lo shield themselves by
blaming the teacher. Vow it is tl;e
opinion of the ptoplc in gemrul
that the I'lattsmonth school never
had a Letter and inoie efficient
corps of teachers than at the pres
seiit.aud especially is this true of
the city superinteu lent and the
principal of the high school.
Young people ought never go
down town and on street corne8
anil in stores disscuss the merits of
and demerits nf their teacher when
something is goin wron
The case in question occurred on
account of the disobedience of a
student w ho had been requested to
do a certain thing and withoi t
just provocati n dealt the principal
a blow in the face of which ti e
young fellow has a thousands rea
sons to be ashamed. He probably
at that instant wasn't aware that
he turned upon the best friend a
boy has next to his mother."
lie may receieve praises from n
few of his fellow students who are
less courageous but he should re
mem her that on close observation
he will find they will always forsake
him just at the time he needs their
assistance, most. Hut the inattir
has been nmicably ecttled, the boy
made an apology to the superin
tendent nnd principal and since
has shown by his actions that he
has been in the wrong, ami will
spare no pains to compensate for
the offence. It is easy to pay for a
teachers grievance: A few deeds
of kindness by the students will
cover a niiilitude of evils.
Wli learn from Judge Newell th.-.t
while there is excellent sand in the
river in the vicinity of Cedar Creek,
it is absolutely useless for building
purposes owing to the large
amount of dirt mixed with it. Now
since the land along the I'latte hot-'
torn was at one time all included in !
,iw, ii t .1,. , ,
the bed of the stream, some of it
perhaps ages ago, the query
uaturally arose in our mind, Why !
should the sand in the bottoms Le !
clean when several feet of rich :
lack soil has been deposited over
it? Mr. Newell ulso explained to us
that his theory, founded upon :he
testimony of tne earliest settlers of
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this country, who claim that where !
.uuwunuoKuuuf)moip,m1tit out chiefly with slaves hired from
the early days much of it was a bar. their Zanzibar master. A few weeks
reu waste of o.nid; lie claims this: ! the British Antlslavery society
When the laud was first broken up ' ilM,,wl protest agaiilst this practice and
ou the liillsiili. mill in it littl.i, f..t
called attention to the fact that the cx-
leys along the streams, the waters TlT U-JMtn il Jnrt
lrn. . , .'. , led iuto the country waa made tip of
rom rains or the first tune began j BUves. The snlUa of Zanzibar l.ss now
to wash, and the richest element of; Issued a decree forbidding the enlisting
the earth being easiest dissolved, ' of slaves on these expeditious. Thereia,
waa carried by swift little streams accordingly, a jrreat scarcity of labor,
to the river, where, the current be- fin'' "plorers and the Oennim East
ing less swift, the dirt immediately ! Afrka conm!"y cnnot get ail the men
began to deposit next to the bhore aec4L"uJou Letter'
and thus little by little, new em-1 ,, TlBIM for , Am
baukments were formed, the bounds Lnke lamonU is fwt drjinjf np. Thir
of the stream were contracted und ty years ago the lake dried up and one
the current gradually thrown could walk over any portion. Hundreds
within a nnrrower limit. But now cani witu WM and hanled thousauds
most of the land is under cultiva- ,,f IMnds of hsh awtiy. Alligators were
lion and. ns can l,r - , i:i.. as plentiful as logs. No cause for tho
after every heavy rain much of the
.,,o. i ,
earth's richness ,s carried into our
nvers aud deposited from time to
time, iuto which is mixed sand that
.,. Hwept from the sand beds.
The rumor that there was danger
of war with Chili at any :ime since
the asMili upon the bailors of the
United States cruiser Baltimore in
the streets of Yalpfnit-o and all
denied by J. I. Mclntjre who was
chaplain of the Jialtimore at the
time of the attack and he also
exonerates Minister Kgan from
all charges brought against him.
An unusual activity in our navy
made the public iini asy and likely
the papers have been guctiMiig at
C inclusion.
i I.I.i:cTli)N matters in New York
, ... , ,
ll:ll-t imt (iiiif.tfil imu'ti vtt : l till lilt'
. . ' . . J '
Lincoln ouriial ol yesterday seori H
I'lovver in the following words
"The fact that I-lower, the 'llainboy
ant milliouaiie' who ran on tin
. . . s
iieiiiui i ant: iititei no goiinwi,
swore that his election expenses
were only $.",( iU(, while (ien. Roger
A. I'ryor, who was a candidate for a
district judgsliip, confess :d that he
ll.nl been assessed $l",'"i;0, has ex
cited great hilarity in New York.
They do not disbelieve the confes
sion of I'ryor and they wonder how
Flower managed it. I'ryor is a
lawyer not overstocked with this
world's goods and he makes n per
sonal explanation of his case, in
which he says it is a shame for
Tammany to charge a man $10,5110
for a judgsliip, but it being the.
custom of the country, he was not
able lo evade the payment of the
assessment. Flower lias not added
to his reputation by making this
affidavit that no one believes to be
true for a moment."
Wli clip the following from the
Inter Ocean of November '.'a for the
benefit of those desiring to know
the condition of trade with foreign
countries:
"Washington, Nov. LM.-Special
Telegram. -Mr. Hrook, chief of the
bureau of statistics, lias made his
monthly report for October of the
exports and imports, and it has
been sent to the printer.
"From this it appears that our ex
ports for October exceed those of
any previous month in the history
of the government. Trior to this
the mouth of largest exports was
December, 1889, when the amount
was .H,S!X),21(); but in the month of
October, 18.11, the amount was
valued ut$lPLra,2.!fl. The imports
were of the value of $fi0.7iW,2W.
"From this it will be seen that our
exports exceed our imports by the
very large amount of $U0,i;)8,157.
"The imports of gold for the
month of October were $10,807,947.
The exports were $S09,"9.-. So that
the imports of gold exceeded the
exports of gold by about $10,0(X)10lX).
"The reports for the twelve
months ending Oct. 31, 1891, were of
the value of $9;7,9tiG,rM, as against
SfStiO,C77.iriTi for the twelve months of
one year ago.
"Ihe immigration returns for
October show that immigration is
still very large and constantly increasing-."
Two lny flili for nit Tlortrlo Current.
Wilder i'itze inn! Yetener Uailey.
boys ot Houston, procured n piece of
tine wire which they threw over the wire
snp;iorting the trolley wire on Faming
street for the purpose of getting n shock.
The wire eiune in contact with the trolley
wire, nnd no sootier had the tiovs each
wtzi -d an end of their wire, when the
deadly current began to burn them, chus-
lll,'ln l" faU to the Br,'. V
H"'"ke nm U,e,r t lll"n
causing the victims to emit piteous
..,, for Mp. Xomx M W!l8
i,;i,i!y Imrned, und yountj Fitze had bio
right hiuid eo Tearfully burned Unit he
will probably lose all the fingers and
P:ir 01 Ue l,aln the hand mentioned.
iuu Autouio Express.
fliplttrara1 Hdprn Scant.
It is not generally known that most
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mm r,i.iiii-l cilldlUK 1110 l-ulllllll'Ut
from Zanzibar hare been compelled to
itruU!! lU'Iirance of the water can
asKigued. l)ozn of alligators are
crowud Kther. and parties are al-
ready seining the holos for fish. Cor.
Atlanta Constitution,
Lifted 863 Pound unit Died.
The remains of Adam Winter, of Bvi-
j tress tuwn?hip, havo reached Williams
, port. Winter was only eighteen years
i old, but u younj giant. lie lifted ou a
; wap r a burrel aud its contents, weigh
, lan pounds, recently in Detroit, from
the effects of which ho died a few iluya
ago in a hospital there. Cor. Philadel
phis Telegraph.
The great railroads running from the
northwestern part of our country to the
Gulf of Mexico have determined to es
t.iblinh steamship hues to Central and
South American ports from New Or
leans. A project has been started in Pueblo.
Colo., for the erection of hii electric
smelting plant to cost $."jUO,0()0, for the
reduction by electricity of dry aud re
fractory ores.
n Slmlti Room.
Lady Mallard was rather fond of
crowding h"r ilinucr table. Once when
the coin puny wasal ready tightly packed,
nil nuexpeeteil gneht arrived, nnd tfllvj
itjsiini'lv ave htr imperativu orders:
'Liiiiii il, make room!"
"It must certainly be made," he un
Fwered, "'for it does not exist." All the
Yenr Houpil.
Tlie Duke of Portland has a necktie
for every hour of the day, and he neve
wears his glovea twice. His hosier's bill
Is abniit .l.'Jl)()a year. The Duke of Fife
spetids about the same amount.
(Jem-rally speaking the Chinese will
not eat mill ton, still less beef. The for
mer is, however, largely consutiied by
Moliainiiiedans and beef is by no means
unknown.
Wlios Narvo ani Liver fills.
Act oiui new principle regulat
i.ig the liver, stomrcli mid bowels
through the nervs. A new discovery.
Dr. Miles' Fills speedily cure biliou
sness bad taste, torpid liver, piles,
rmstipation. Fucqualcd for men
women, children, smallest, midest
si. rest! 50 doses, U.V. Samples
free at I. 'i. Fricke & 'Jo's.
For many years .Mr. I!. F. Thomp
son, of Des Moines, Iowa, was se
verely nfllicted with chronic diarr
hoea. lie says:, "At times it wac
very severe; so much so, that I
foaerd it would end my life. About
seven years ago I chanced to pro
cure a bottle of ChamberlainV
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It gave me prompt rebel
and I believe cured me permanent
ly. as I now eat or drink without
harm anything I (dense. I have
also used it in my family with the
best results. For sale by F. G
Frickic & Co.
Electric Bitters.
This remedy is becoming so well
and si, popular as to need no special
mention. All who have used Ivlccl
trie Hitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do al
that is claimed. Klectric Hitters
will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples,
boils, salt rheum mid other infec
tions caused by impure blood.
Will drive malaria from the system
and prevent as well n3 cure all ma
larial fevers. For cure of headache,
constipation nnd indigestion try
Klectric Hitlers.--Knt ire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price 50c and $1 per bottle at 1". G.
Fricke & Co's drugstore. 5
Are you made miserable by indi
gestion, constipation, dizziness,
loss of appetite, vellow skin? Shi-
bill's Vitalizcr is n positive cure.
For sale by F. G. Fricke A Co.
Bucklen's Arn ca Salve.
Tint Ukst Sai.vk in the world tor Cut
limine. Sores. Ulcer. Suit Hln uni. Fevei
Aires, Tetter. Clmipeil Ilmuls, Chilblains,
Corno, mid all Skin Eruption?, nnd posi
tively cures I'iIib, or no psy required.
It in uutrHiiteed to yive sitisfsnion, or
money refunded. Price 2." cents per box.
For nle by F. 0. Frirke & Co.
We have sold Fly's Cream Palm
about three years, nnd have re
commended its use in more than a
hundred special cases of catarrh.
The unanimous answer to our in
quiries is, "It's Ihe best remedy that
1 have ever used." Our experience
is, that where parties continued its
use.it never fails to cure. J. II.
Montgomery, & Co., Druggists, De
corah, Iowa.
When I began using Kly's Cream
rialm my catatih was so bail I hail
headache the whole time ami dis
charged a large amount of filthy
matter. That has almost entirely
disappeared and have not had head
ache scicuce.-J. Soiniucrs.Stcphucy,
Conn.
Strtlln? Fucts.
The American people are rapidly
becoming a rase of nervous wrecks
nnd the followtug suggests, the
best remedy: alphouso Flumpfling,
of Hutler, l'enn, swears that when
his son wns spechless from st. Vitus
Dance Dr Miles great Restorative
Nerving cured him. Mrs. J. I
Miller of V'alprai and. J.D. Taolnr,
of Loganaport, Ind each gained iiO
pounds if an taking it. Mrs. II. A.
Gardner, of Vastulr Ind, was cured
of 40 to 50 convulsions easy ami
much aeadach, dizzness, bocVnch
nnd nervous prostiation by one
bottle. Trial bottle and fine bock of
Nervous cures freent F. G. Fricke, &
Co., who recomeuds this unequalled
remedy. 4
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TIME CARD.
I N'. ,H Acrimnrta'i u l.eVH .
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Tr;iint diiily f xoppt niMii .
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A furiuit t-A MILT.
Jmrtr.: " How it it, Knfp, thnt von lwsri
M-iu to 'cureii mi 'tn tin: ln-i new ttiinir l)o
wlmt I may, you ulaya beeiu to ut-l ulieud
Of me."
Katk: "Irtnn't know; I eortnlnlr do not
Bi.ikPiiiiy exert i, in in iimt Onvrtiiui.''
.Ilnmk: " Well, iliit-iiitf t)io last lewmenths,
for runiile, you lme taken up puiittinir.
without nny te.'ielier ! ynu i-iwie totlio rrsciis
Win-n Miss Li!a.-,.i.' i e-eill.l lier llelsirteelns
n smi'le.ily, mill icr niiil.v ,e are nil iii..iov-ln-f
in .ri'ai'f 1 1 ( t . : , -1- y ur iiu-triu tii.ii : I licarj
yu.l telluu in -iiaiy li.mes la -t i'Miiiiik l.i.w
his clii i in. ulit iiiihltti.es in )i!i)ii.f In ciMil:
you see a 1 1 lie ii i n nil the li.u hi ' liuis.' nnd
knmv jul lviinl t.i (!.. mi, ei ull L'.iviiiiiMaiu'ifi;
yon I'ntiTt liu lieii t.lnlly ; ninl in tl.o last
lilniit!! .vim iiave .nii'inveilso ill l.etiltli.owinir,
J'i.i.' l.'ll itii", tn ymii .liysnul unit lire rAuivinn.
Viiere ilo ymi uet mi nl ymir niiiiriiii.li. n
fM.ii In r.,i-i I ttl.- i i:t-i,t tliuuuy iliace-tot
Vim never i; lo l ie ( ,iy."
K.vri:: "Way, Jennie, you will tnalep me
7n;n. I li ivennly i ne suitrce of inlni mt.linn,
Imt it is s;ii'usin ; liutv il mi'i'lM tin w nut,!,
very sel.l mi In-.ir i I iniy.lni ei w lint vi hut
tliu next lew li.iy s 1 rai'" lau lull inl iiimiii.il
on till! sulijeel. Ma;:,e? .i,l J'n;;a;anel
Ami n irreat li-on-nn: it U in us ml, fi r it
really fiirnislies tin. iin'lini? Iit t, ( lielc
hims"hii l: lather laisimeii 11 his ir.apizii'o
Unit ho Inn tiUeu I.T .Mais, ns l e m.s this
one uiviM nn.ic mil leiiir ii.liininitii.ii on
tin-snliji.'i'ts i.f tliu il iy; ninl uuiiiar snys
tli.it it is lu.it fiat in. il, 1 er Kinli ii t ii in. .1.3
liniielii'e'r. In I'aet, no nil n.'iee tlait it is
tliu only really famii v nuiuii.iiii iml lislii il,
s we liuvn sent fur stninlesiil nil nl tlu ni,
H tti 1 11 ml that i.no is nil lor men. unntlirr ml
tor wi.mi'ii, ii nl iiiintaer fur iliililtin only,
waile tins ..nn suits every oeo of us; go we
onli- iiei'il to tiiU kiio insteiiil .f Fevi nil, iiinj
that is when tho ccnneiiiv enmes in, fi r it is
only S'.MM ii yeir. I'erli;ii you think I tun
to . I n i.-h in 1 1 1 .nii-ij Imt i w ill lei you n o
ooi, or. ui'iiei- hi ill, villi III tents to tie l O
lislier, W. Jeimiiiifs lleinorest, la 1-jis.t llih
Street. Now Vin k, for ii miiiiio ro mill I
Shall always uolisiiler thnt i have ilnne you
K irreat favor; ninl inn v lie you will iKMaittaur
us out. hs you Siiy we have thn iv.utatioii of
lieinir the best infonneil fnuiilv in town. If
that lie so. it is Dcuioicat' i'uuiiiy UukuxIm
tluit Uuw 1U"
A fiheral ofler only $:?.(K) for
TIIIC WliKTLY IIKKALD
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