H. HOPKft, Editor.
A. F. MOOTER, MjMir.
XMK JOURNAL STANDS FOR i'liGUIUMB, DHVIOLOl'MKNfl,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO JJKGKAD1D LABOH.
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ANOTHER DAY.
This lo another day! And. fluBhcd Hope walks
Adown tho sunward Blopos with golden shoon.
This Is another day; and Its young strength
Is laid upon tho quivering hills until,
Llko Egypt's Memnon, they grow quick with song.
This Is another day, and tho bold world , -
Leaps up and grasps its light, and laughs, as leapt
Bromotheus up and wrenched tho flro from Zeus.
Thin Is anothor day are its eyes blurred
"With maudlin grldf for any wasted past?
A thousand thousand failures shall not daunt!
Don Marquis.
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TJIE HERALD'S NEW PROPOSAL.
After making a vory thorough canvass of public opinion regarding Its
suggestion that tho Philippines islands bo sold, tho New York Herald
acknowledges that tho plan does not moot with public approval.
Now it mrings another.
IT IS, IN ilFFKOT, THAT WE SELL THE PHILIPPINES TO THE
FILIPINOS FOR A CONSIDERATION EQUAL TO THE AMOUNT
WHICH THE ISLANDS HAVE THUg FAR COST THIS GOVERNMENT.
This amount is estimated by th0 Herald at $400,000,000, Including
tho $20,000,000 which was paid to Spain when tho United States en
terod upon its campaign of "benevolent assimilation."
Enormous nB tho sum of $400,000,000 may seem to persons outside
of tho cotcrlo of high financiers of Wall street, tho Herald claims that
"It la not too high a prlco to pay for llborty.
"Franco paid flvo milliards f francs ono thousand millions of dol
lars to sccuro tho withdrawal of German troops after tho war of 1870.
"Tho Filipinos could not reasonably refuso to undertako payment of
loan than half that amount in return for their territorial freedom and
recognition as an independent nation.
"No matorial difficulties would provont tho realization of tho plan sug
gested, as It would bo a slmplo flnnncial operation to convert tho outlay
incurred by tho United States on bohnlf of thp Filipinos Into a funded
debt boarlng a curront markot rat0 of Interest and to create a sink
ing fund to provldo for Its redemption In a cortaln number of years."
Thoroforo, tho Horald bollovos that "If patriotism has any vlrtuo,
THE FILIPINOS WOULD FIND CONSOLATION FOR THE FINANCIAL
J1URDEN IMPOSED UPON THEM RY THE MEASURES NECESSARY
. to arrango for payment of Intorost on thlo national debt and Its ex
tinction IN THE REFLECTION THAT IT REPRESENTED THE PUR
CHASE PRICE OF THEIR NATIVE LAND AND OF THEIR NATION
AL EXISTENCE."
Rogardlnrc 'ho advantages of tho plan It proposes, tho Horald enum
erates thorn In tho following conclso and Interesting manner:
First That tho probabilities of Jnpaneso nggrcjalon would be ron
dorcd moro romoto. .
Socond That If such an act of aggrosslon wero to bo committed tho
United States would bo aided, not hampered, by tho FlllplnoB, who, In
ropolllng tho nggrossors In concert with tho Americans, would bo fighting
for tholr own ling and defending tholr nntlonal oxlstonco.
Third That tho ropaymont of Amorlcnn capital already sunk In tho
Philippines would bo assured.
Fourth That Amorlcnn Republican Bontlmont would bo gratified by
a solution doslgnod to establish n govornmont of tho Filipinos, for tho
Filipinos and by tho Flllpliios.
Thoro Is n Btrong probability that tho Horald will find no moro advo
cates of Its prosout plan than It did of tho ono which public opinion
has so unceremoniously turned down, for tho ono reason, nmong others,
that It would hardly bo Just to roqulro those people, If a salo of tholr
ountry to them woro to bo sorlouBly contomplntcd, to pay back all tho
money tho Islands huvo cost us.
A modification of tho plan might succeed, but hardly at $400,000,-000.
PRESIDENT'S NAVAL PROGRAM.
noforo tho Prosldont gots homo from his tour tho country, will doubt
Iobb bo Informed, In advance of congross, of tho views of tho Prosldont
on most of tho Importnnt topics which ho will discuss with tho nntlona'
nBsombly. ,
Unquestionably that Is a wlso policy.
Tho htiBluoss of tho public Is public business upon which public opin
ion Bhould bo glvon ovory opportunity' to oxpress Itself.
In rogurd to a navy, THE PRESIDENT DECLARES THAT WHILE
WITH OUR PRESENT FORCE IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE RAT
TLE SHIP VLllllV RE KEIT TOGETHER, IT WILL RE HIS POLICY,
AND HE HOPES THAT OF HIS SUCCESSORS, TO HAVE IT ALTER.
NATE HEKTWEKN THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COASTS, oach of
which Is alllco Important to th6 nntlon and each of which Is entitled to
tho sanio protection,
If, thoreforo, wo havo but ono bnttlo ship fleet, It must necossnrlly al
tornato betwoon tho two coasts,
Each coast must thoroforo bo Biipppllod with adequlte facllltlos far
supplying tho navy and ropalrlng ships, and should tho. coming visit of
tho Hoot demonstrate) that thoro lu u dollcloncy In theso facllltlos, tho
nocesslty for their IncronBO.wlll bo appnront to congress.
Rut, rognrdloss of tho great vnluo of tho prnctlco Involvod In tho
long pasHiigo of a licet around Capo Horn, It is qulto evident that tho
Prosldont bollovos that slnco two constB bo wldoly separated must b
dofondod, tho sano thing to do Is Co provldo a Hoot for ench coast, and
tho languaRO of tho President In discussing tho subject protty clearly
Implloa that ho will rocommoud that courso to congress.
Tlio KiikWnU Village Tailor.
A woll-nlgh obsolete HoldornoH
(Yorkshire) proverb says that
"Whon you can tread on three dais
ies It Is tlmo to travel; " this bolns
tho rofuronco to tho annual Bprlng
THE AVERAGE YOUNG MAN
Of today whon ho boglna to
oarn, Is hoou Inclined to oxtrav
ngnnoo and wnstefulnoss. Tho
five, ton or lUtoon cents a day
that Is squandoiod, while a mero
trlllu npparontly, If saved, wouU
In a fow years amount to thou
sands of dollars, nnd go far to
ward 04tahllHhlng tho foundation
of a futuro enroor. Too fow ro
nllio that In order to ncqulro
tho dollar ono must taku euro
of tho uloklos. Cnrotul saving
nnd oaroful spondlng tnvnrlably
promoto succoas.
I (Zoom It of tho hlghost Im
portance, thoroforo, to impress
upon ovory young man tho duty
of bogluulng to savo from tho
moment ho commoncoa to cam,
bo It over so Itttlo.
We Invito overy young person
who wants to savo, to open a
savings Hocount with us,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL HANK.
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Journey of tho vlllago tailor, shoe
maker, etc., who passed from farm
to homostond, homestead to farm, In
romoto districts, "bodging up" wear
ing appnrol, boots and harness at n
shilling a day and his "meat." It
was tho duty of thrifty housowlvoj
to lay in a stook of "popper and
salt" twoods, pleco of gray cloth,
drab llnon twill, brown corduroy, to
any nothing of buttons and throad,
for tho oxpoctod tnllor to convert
Into suits, smock frocks, etc. Tho
proud modern tnllor always dubbqd
his porlpatotlc brother a "llogcat,"
porhaps booauso ho sat on tho house
placo drossor or whlto-serubbed
doal of tho kitchen 'tnblo, so that ho
was in a good position for flogging
the cat whon alio Jumped up to lap
stolon milk.
Tho Inst man to woar tho smock
frock In Lincolnshire has latoly boon
going tho round of tho newspaper
press. William Ohollls, tho Qunlu
ton tailor, claims to huvo mado hun
dreds of thoao garbs In days by
gouo. Tho dlsappearnnco of this
at onco plcturcvsquo comfortablo and
eminently sultablo garinout it
would stand an ustonlshlng amount
of wear and tear is most lament,
able. It consisted ot drab, tuud-
KMncy, Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is 6urc to know of the wonderful
I cures iuuui: vy -"
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad
der remcuy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century;
diBcpvercd after years
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
i.i..t.i.. onofiaMuf. nml fa comlcrfullv
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Brlght's Disease, wmcu is iiie wurei
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-R,oot is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. It has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
1. -...1 St, nrivnio. nrflctlco. fUlll liaS
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangcuitin. i-v- ...- j
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell
inir more about Swamp-Root, and how to
findoutif youhavekidney or bladder trou
., m..... ...rifi.nf mention rcAdlllirtlUS
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to Jjr. Kiimcr
& Co., Blnghomton,
N. Y. The regular
r.f-rnt nnd onC-
.Ti1 .! fmirlna nrt Home of BwuDV-tUxA.
sold by nil good druggists. Don't make
any mistnicc, oui rcnicmuer wiu uj.,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Biuuhamtou, N. Y., oil
every bottle.
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proof linen twill mado with a yoko,
pleated across tho breast, buttoned
up tho back, with capacious ponches
llko lotter bags at tho waist, and
long enough to reach down to tho
wearcr'B anklos. It really does not
Boom so long Blnco the dandified yoo
mnn, carter, or even lnboror would
consider his now smock frock plenty
good enough for church on Sundays,
and qulto In kooplng with a tall hat
and yellow-brown gaiters.
Thoro Is an old saying that It
takes nlno tailors to mako a man,
nnd nlno moro to mako a man pay
Now, at Qualrton, as at Hodon, nnd
a groat many moro places, tho box
ton denotes tho death of a parlshlon
or by thrco sharp strokes of the
tonor boll for a child, ulx strokos
for a woman nnd nlno for a mnn, bo
fore b'j commences to toll tho one
mlnuto passing boll. Mrs; Chellli
Bnys uho Iibb rend somowhoro that
this custom Bhows clearly enough
tho origin of tho saying, "Nlno tail
ors (tollers) mako a man." But Mr.
Chollls does not accept It as the
proper oxplanntlon nt all. Ho holdti
thnt tho world In gonornl may dls
nbuBo ltsolf of tho Idea that such a
Baying was first used In dlspnrago
mont of tho tailor's physique Ho
contends that It bears allusion to n
high moral vlrtuo gonoroslty
Which Is particularly characteristic
of tailors. A Journeyman tailor In
reduced circumstances onco called
at an establishment whero nlno tail
ors wero at work. On making known
tho circutnstancos of his enso help
camo with such hearty spontaneity
that It proved tho turning point of
his enroor. Somo tlmo Inter ho ac
quired a vllllago Inn, which boro up
on Its slgnbonrd tho legend: "Nlno
Tailors Mako a Man," London
Globe.
Asiatic Competition In Transvaal.
Tho Transvual public as a. whole
rofuso to admit tho arguments of
tho Asiatics. They declare thoy are
willing to treat fairly all eastern
peoplo who havo tho right to live
In tho Transvnnl. A cortaln numbor
of Aslntlcs mainly British Indians
woro taken over with tho country.
Thoy may bo a burden, but the bur-
don was acceptod with other bur
dens, nnd thoro Is no wish to got rid
of It forcibly. But It Is urged that
tho extent of tho burden must bo
known. Tho Indians who nro en
titled to Hvo In tho colony must be
Identified, It Is imposstblo to go on
Issuing pormlts indiscriminately and
allowing numbors of nowcomors to
ontor tho colony.
In tho clrcumstnncos tho Euro
peans of tho Transvaal aro ontltlod
to somo protection Whntovor may
South Africa, and the deeper tho de
pression tho moro serious It be
comes. White fami.l s aro being
"squeezed out" by ho hundred. Thu
exodus to other lands continue
But tho Asiatic trader Is Immovable.
Ho survives; he grows In numbers.
This may be regarded as evidence of
his thrifty habits and business abil
ity. But It Is no satisfaction toi
those who nro trying to build up a
whltfi nation In South Africa and
mnke tho sub-continent a source of
strength Instead of weakness to the
omplre.
In the Trnnsvaal today there are
1105 Asiatics general dealors, an In
crease of 51 In the laBt 12 months;
thoro aro 3587 Astatic hawkorB, an
Increase of 501 over 1905; there are
229 Asiatic peddlers, an increase ui
183 In a year; there aro CO Asiatic
laundry owners, an Increase of 51.
But tho Inconveniences among Euro
peans traders grow even larger.
Today there is a deadlock. The
government vows tho Asiatics must
register; the ABlatlcs declaro they
will do nothing of tho kind.
It is impossible to say who will
win. Prosecutions can not begin un
til tho now act has been proclaimed
all over tho colony. It is still open
to tho passive resHsters in Pretoria
to take train to somo other center
whore n registration onico hns been
opened, and mako application there
But tho Indian organization Is com
plete, and ovory offlco opened will
bo picketed.
Two or threo months mny elapse
boforo all tho districts havo been
dealt with. Thero Is thus time to
como to compromise. But whon the
act has been proclaimed nil over the
colony, whnt will hnppon if tho
Asiatics stllf defy tho law? Will the
Transvaal government build a now
Jail, or will they admit defeat?
London Dally'Mnll.
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Can you afford to trifle with so sori
ous a matter as to neglect a bad cold
or cough, when for a trifling amount
you can Becure a bottle of "Hick
ory Bark "Cough Roraody," thnt U
guaranteed to euro or money rofund
cd. Prlco 26c. 50c and $1.00 per
bottlo. For salo by all dealers ovory-
wliciu
Compulsory Education In England.
Hero Is a Httlo paragrph publish
ed In qulto an lnslgnlflcnnt corner
of a country pnper:
"At Splttlegato, Grantham, today
a Honnlgton lnboror was summon
ed for not Bonding his son regularly
to school. Tho ofllcor said tho only
furniture In tho houso was homo-'
mado. Defendant said ho received
but 15s por weok, and had alx chil
dren; .Ills bread bill last week was
7s ld. Major Longstaffo said
blggor famlllefl than defondnnt's hnd
boon brought up on that amount,
nnd dofondnnt must try to mako bet
tor u at of his Income. Ho was fined
5s, including costs."
Tho passion for luxury .among tho
working classes is ono of tho sad-
dost foaturos of mpdorn life. I have
somo recollection of H. J. Campbell
enlarging upon this depressing fact
In a vory tolling mannor, nnd I hop
that If ho stands as n labor candi
date ut Cardiff, or olsowhoro, ho will
toll his follow laborers all about tho
prldo of life and tho dcceltfunoss of
riches. Whon this nnd tho custom
ary bread bill woro paid tho would
havo is 10 d left that week to
spond or wnsto, on luxuries for him
self nnd his six children. Tho more
I think of tho reckless oxtravaganco
of such peoplo tho moro I am alarm
ed. Tho lust for luxury nmong the
insolent laboring classes keeps mo
awako at night, for I cannot forget
that It was luxury which brought
down Rome and Nlnovoh. Would
this Honnlngton laborer havo tho
British omplro share In tho lot ot
tho "wldoly scattored wreck sublime
of vnnlshed nntlons?" I hopo not
and If not, let mo Imploro him to
tnko tho good major's advlco to
heart and "try to mako bettor use of
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tlo Bitters, It will correct tho stomach and
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strengthen tho "Innor man," so that your trou
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Announcement
To my patrons and tho public
That 1 havo ndded a Horso Shooing department vrlthi B.
horso shocr, and tho patronago of any and all will be ijp:
in this lino. Special attontion paid to interforlng, orer-r
and lnmo horses. Sutlsfnctloa guaranteed. Wo pay tpcciili
tlon to building trucks, express nnd delivery wagoni, and ill
hides. A flrst-cla3s paint shop and nn thorough palate t
hides. Paints, oils, varnlshos and lubricating oils ot ill
Wagons, buggies and hacks, also farm Implement! ot all I
plows, harrows, cultivators. Agents for tho Era-tolleri k
glncs, .NlchoaB & Shophord traction engines, sawmill
cry and gasollno engines. It will indeed par joa to!
to us it you 'need any of theso lines. Cos la
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It la worth more than any otbe"
bread, yet the price is no higher
For sale at your grocer's.
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