on a mere “useless exchanger” who
which
it
is
imjiOHHible
to
keep
PROTECTION OR FREE TRADE
“adds nothing to the real wealth
iir/tv.-.'
hand, so as to be sure of of
having
the of society,” but that the transport
B y H enry G eorge
them when needed. Ami
such ing, storing and exchanging of
wedni
CHAPTER VH. (C ontinued .)
things that would keep longer
he will things are as necessary a part of
as flour, sugar, oil, etc, I
the work of supplying human needs
PRODUCTION AND PRODUCERS.
Oiíí«®« ! S<AM>
readilv see that hut for the as is growing, extracting or making
wntoor
HOHE I
Who have w eak *
ori' a 1. Í J
retai. dealer it would be necessary
Nor should it be forgotten that DEVELOPED, or <1 l » .di
that each consumer keep a m h the investigator, the philosipher, organi», who arc tuifer-[
ing fromfcros^fryourwl
greater quantity of such things in j the teacher, the artist, tne poet, the and an ■ y Excesses.
•-* **•*. or
-5» of
í _ u
FÜR a united timeeree
each house, with a much greater priest, though not engaged in the
n guar.otco tu'l
A
Æ.11
i liability to loss from decay or acci production of wealth, ir«* not only
®’-'r1
dent.. But it is when he comes to engaged in the production of
i,ty-
things not constantly needed, hut
utilities and satisfactions to which
I ! zjEA zj
f0'7 Y O
neVi a
j which, when needed, though it may
the production of wealth is only a
i !
-non't b-oo<l overyour cocdJMon, rorffl’-eun!n(j??...| were
not be once a vear or once a life
means, but by acquiring and dif
ì
W»
iVr
AUÆÆ?
I
time, mav be needed \erv badlv—
fusing knowledge, stimu I a t i n g
l that he will realize fullv ho v the
mentai powers and elevating the
: ST'
much abused “middleman” econo
moral
sense,
may
greatly
increase
tiiizes the capital of society and
an e‘
increases the opportunities of its the ability to produce wealth. For
QCO ¡teísmo. FuiWH HU p.ft f V'ÎWRKIV1'
members.
1 man does not live on bread alone.
-Cour
A retail dealer is called by the I He is not an engine
■
“
1
«j c hose
English a “shop keeper” and bv ■ much fuel gives so
e
nyon.
I the Americans a “store keeper.’’ I On a capstan bar
The American usage best express»« | halvard a good s
his real function. He is ir. reality 1 muscle, and a “M
1 i keeper <>f stores which otherwise “Battle Hymn of
-The
his customers would have to keep counts for bayone
.
edlv it
in hand for themselves, or go with laugh, a noble thouj
out. The English si»-! k of the >f harmony, may a»
-hops of co operative supply asso >f dealing, even
/:lmen
«•iations as “stores.” since it is ¡nothings
TjT
•
•
id Ind
them that the various things re
He who bv anv e
ptir d from time to time by th» >r Lodv adds to th<
members of those associations are enjoyable wealth,
—An t
stored until called for. But this is | »urn of human km
\ Cure for the Ailments cf Man and
AVeavt
precisely whit, without anv formal | to human life high
A long-tested pain reliever.
was
association, the retail dealer does .
Its
use
is
almost
universal
by
the
Housewife,
the
the
for those who buy of him. And •
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an
though cooperative purchasing a«
lihiment.
r oP tjj(
•»ociations have to a certain extent i
'<o other application compares with it in efficacy. ’|ied t<
succeeiled in England (thev have
i'iiis well-known remedy has stood the test of yerEffiy®.
generally failed in the Until
generations.
States) there can be no questioi
? 'o medicine chest is complete without a bottle oihu curf
L iniment .
tole CO!
th it the fu i ti >n of keeping thing-
’¿’ccasions arise for its use almost every day.
BB
in store ami distributing them to
’
”
and
dealers
have
it.
consumers as needed are on th»
r coun
For sale by H. M. Horton.
' 9
whole performed more satisfactor
ally and more economically h\
self appoin ed -tore or stock hold
ers thad they could be as vet hi
formal associations of consumers
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i, .' ...•>
,-lnnz ar. nmol a *u li.woorsl t
And the tendencies of the time to
/”,
? ,
v
vol We al on<e|>uitbi»wi>n<l''v;
r economies in the distribution as
Murdered and Robbet!
i well as in the production of com
modifies, are Bringing about thro’
F rgsn >. Cal.. Oct. 8—A young I
the plav of competition, just such
,a saving of expense to the consurn man named Good, who kept a small
T
UENTI.KMKN Who <11.1101 anpnrts >■» '
1
fort a priceless boon In Quern •,
„1
er as is aimed at by co operative -tore at Tarpey Switch on the San ,
a,ie Mark.
M 4I1 Shaving, by reruterfbR "’..“X/"
prtco ot Q iecn’s Antl-Hnlrtne 11. perbottl». sent In srfet'
LrtrU»r~-
I supply associations.
Joaquin \ alley railroad, nine miles , Reeled
from observation). S^nd money or stumps by )e»U r witn r
<e|,tfo
pondenstrictly confidential This advertisement is honest an •
fimnW-
That in civilized society today northeast of here, was found dead, contains. We invito von tn dnal with n« and von will
pvPr-J<„_CINCW’
s nd l > day. Address O’J^EN CHEMICAL CO., 174
Tipiyiijl’
your letter at any Post Office to insure its safe dehv« rj- . ‘ t|ip gtiarx'*
there seem to be too many store it he rear of his store this morning, r-iwitcnr
of failure nr slifxlPest injury t<» any pu • chri^er. r ve y
Bottle«®1^
keepers and other distributors is ile had been murdered by unknown
CDCPIll —To larttcs who in»rodu** nnd w*H among
EJjJLqk Ex’r»14?!
O ruillBL we will present with a SILK DRESS. li51yn’ld5Jhlrv or Comnu*,l0fiU
u^iaaMflHi of silk to select from sont with order. Good Salary or vu
quit»* true. But so there seem to persons, evidently for robbery.
he too many professional men, too
manv tm-ch mies, too many farmers
’• and too many laborers. What
it may he the cause of this most
p curious state of things it mav here-
,n after lie in our way to inquire, but
exion
ly ],t present 1 am only concerned in
pointing out that the trader is not
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DOORS & WINDOWS,
AMMUNITION a fishing tackle
tin ware . GR\N(
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A- UNDERTAKING GOODS. At greatly ndue*<1 price«.
Call and see us
we have a relief and cure
In vour ignorance of effects
and vitality — wlxich is
system the elements thus
strength and vigor will fol
cure or money refunded.
Dr. Sanden's Electric
after all other treatments
testify, and from many cf
the effects of abuses, excesses, worry and expo511*-
in our marvelous invention, which requires but a trial to conv’’KL,
or by excesses, or exposure, you ..lay have unduly drained your sp .
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