The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 1-26

t SWINDKPBMPMUT W*MKl*V »*W«PAP»«. . pith ..... ... 8 ATURDAY, M AY" 28 , 1891 . IK. H . B L A IR , Editor avid Prop’r N i M f I .M PC ’M 55 M ilMfc> t ' V I I H I C f A V I riMAMClS. G. W- Harper, of this plaee, k the author of the following financial »cheme,introduced before the Nation »I Union Conference1held at Cincin­ nati this;week, and which obtained considerable encouragement among the members of the convention' who ate considered authority upon financi­ al questions. To a number of our readers it will have its objections, the most importentof which is the divis­ ion of the iuterest between the nation and state. The income ofthe United States is already sufficient to meet all demands without. her becoming money lender, hut should the money he issued and put in circulation in the manner Mr. Harper advocates and the interest divided between the state und county, taxes would be material­ ly diminished and the people benefit­ ed. The following is the scheme as was presented a t Cincinnati 1. The national governmen t shall issue, and put in circulation, one thousand million dollars (-1,000,000,- 000,) of legal tender paper money, and loan it to the people at 4 per «eut interest on laud security. 2. The paper money issued shall never be greater than the gold and silver in the country. 3. Said paper money shall be divided among the States and Ter­ ritories, according to population, and loaped by them to the people. 4. The states shall receive 1 per cent for loaning and collecting tha interest, and securing the payment of such loan. 5. There shall not be loaned toany one person or corporation more than $5,000, secured by land worth a t least 910,000. 0. No state, corporation or person shall issue paper money. 7. I f a state fail to loan its share, such share shall be devided among the other states. 8. Nations! bank bills and all other paper money muBt be retired from circulation. Congress may increase the issue to check panics, and contract circulation to stop inflation. The people would save in interest and taxes more than 1180,000,000 each year, and woUld get their money a t 4 per cent. I t will not' increase government offices nnd taxes. I t is simple and easily understood' by the plainest citizen. ■ I t adds no new ma­ chinery. I t distributes the paper money more evenly among the states, taking from the great cities and giving to the country districts, This would give a total of paper money of $1,000,000,000 or $10 per .capita. Total gold, silver coin and ■ bullion $1,106,138,184 or $10 per ca­ pita or a total of all moneys and bulli­ on of $35 per capita Distinctively human traits are foundnow and then among the fow- ar animals. Buffalo now has' a pug d^whfah’ fc drunk nearly every day.; v - ' f.*. . ...—r - Tbe Halted States aetfer captured batons town lit the old world. Dur­ ing the war with Tripole hi 1704, Gea., Baton took the town o f Dene and raised the Stare and Stripes over i t i m om * . ---- - A Brooklyn police officer is suffer­ ing fromnervous prostration because his superior officer gave him a slight reprimand. John Dixon, of Stamford* Conn., has been drived crazy by a girl practicing on a piano. . utj * pun ji t .t.v- U/i .-1 t*o , * r ".it . is ill )o ttt:> ■jill if ,'.n s (m t k iS m j ' ' " rb l ft* A j.t. r Vi fix ist . ^ > *i#,«■j , ii t ; ""i V:/ 1*-‘' * ' ' * fife-e? J- g$$£E$£OR: ''CO. ■. . ■' . 1.; V ' i t : w < rii • <,.f «r.if y t i ..-V- ... - , . w » k -., .?e7l74Ut:« <55:-< ? %'■'!! FINE A woman was Seen weeping in At­ lanta the other day. The fact that she was weeping was not so remarka hie bb the. cause which prompted her tears. Her husband had been arrest­ ed for not paying for the coffin of his first wife. - ■ '<■ m — . A flower has been discovered pn Theuantepec which changes its color oftener than some people do their minds. I t ought to be transplanted to the IJuited States for our national flower, for in the morning it is white at noon it has changed to a deep; red. and at night it is blue. MM» » A French doctor is spending his •pare change patriotically. He. has just published a promise that to the wife of every poor man in bis native town of Burgundy lie will give a pre­ sent of 100 francs—about $20—for each child born to her during the course ofthe vear 1892. ■ s m u >-J ,<* n*.A • P T JB W SIDING. FINISHING. FLOORING, SASH* 0OORS BLINDS. SCREEN •T- r v A l a r g e s t o c k , A l l s i z e s , R e a d y f o r h a i g i n g , a t l o w p r i c e s . E s t i m a t e s f a m i s h e d o n a p p U e $ H o i i l 9 ^ a n y t h i n g i n t h e l i n e o f L u m b e r . si.f ii'l- CAL I. AND 8K E FO R Y O V R 8H .V B ) . A peasant of Lorraine was recently heard to whistle “The Marseillaise." He was promptly arrested for this traitorous conduct. Seeing that it wus his first offense, the German Gov* eruiuent concluded that it would not shoot or hang him; but he was never­ theless fined 15 marks.' Little won­ der the conquered provinces still cleave to France. The London Truth says; “Had Providence intended that there should be no shaving, on the Sabbath day, Providence would presumably have prevented beards from growing on that day." But if Providence had in­ tended man to have a smooth face, would he have had a beard a t allT We often bear of persons who have hearts which are easily moved. But it was. no emotion which moved the heart of Thomas Davis, an Alabama brakeraan. I t was a terrific blow which he received in the side from a projecting rock as he was riding on.a train some years ago. He died Friday night. His heart bad been movet from the'Ieft to the right side. i ..... iM ***"**»■ ■ ■ — ■1 America, being so young a country, lacks one thing,which makes foreign countries interesting to travelers— ruins. Of course, give America rime and she will have some good ones; but it is not necessary to await the slow processes of centuries. The scheme fotmutated in Chicago to buy the Col iseum and ship it to that city suggests the feasibility of purchasing some of the most romantic of the old-work ruins andjudiciously distributing them The.laughing plant of Arabia pro­ duces black, bean-like seeds, small doses of which, when dried and -pow. dered, make one very much amused. Many American humorists might find it to their advantage to invest a por­ tion of their earnings in the cultiva­ tion Cjf this plant in the United States.- ' • tm< ProNKi Aieiiieit ti flitCustiti* Periet Fiftiii J B U S S T S P L U u<> *n.r V-4 L a rge st A ssortm en t ever B e - * | . t. t P . *• ’*■ fi* -* eeiyed . The national government would g<t in this country. The only obstacle to $30,000,000 a vear and the states l i t 000,000 of interest The national got - eminent now pays $20,000,000 or in­ terest The states could loan this mon­ ey and Collect the interest with little cost through the state and county offi­ cers. I t will give activity to the bur- ine« of the whole country, and send the population to the agricultural dis­ tricts. Joseph Mulbfttton,the man who has created so many newspaper yarns, ad- taits'that he is a liar. But can hie woird btiaksto for i t f •: ■ •• •Td-TUI -frf-...... . --—Hi- .J/orA1i>wysoi» shows, by going (a* to,Uta mTIfctoiainms, that U is possiMe for sn Bsj^y i Lord to be o f some xm ' 'to isiahkM . Periupe he went into it • .. in ' ■M k sisir m an 's ‘ pm mid m ' £ !teM k aU e * * * ' tore o f Ike aeridsnt -gilt contended that h4 W i e t butt, and wantedk'totoHikatow.to «o -|town to the river «Hth hiss adkUng. m t he n t o t o a river where there are no tofe fa « few hour*. . be encountered would be the willing­ ness of foreign governments to sell, but each could spare one or two, ant the money which they would receive for them would be very desirable. There is no reason why this country should not be, for all romantic pur­ poses, old before its time, Women may patiently forego the enjoyment of their poiitioal righfcs,bu;. not of their other rights: A woman a ; Augusta, Me., has brought suit for re­ muneration for the board of a rooeter. A Boston woman has bsgna suit tor •48,000 under tha Mssmehnesetts law which allows anyone to sne for three times an amount lost a t gambtiaf. There was a baby show a t Birming­ ham tha otberdhy, and the mothers a defeated infant otafata tW the hat fating wac Unfair and Areatons quo warranto proossdfege. ‘A Phfiadst phia woman wanted to t ° Ahop^ng and when sha thanght toe wm ba f a | detofael toufaftohy the Oovener to totol^ to|atd|MtlM.anddeti dtoth othf iaiiher, ’dkg gava^toat,MR- Attol to fltoi ting r I mu war wMemmenvaan^Mm amsimii miw rs^^m righto whito area be waa bouad tore- speet. T A X A T I O N . S sctiok 1. BeU moWet bjr the Oenenl Aitemblj of tho Bute of Ohio, Thst i ftop ti- Ui* thsll be eabaitted to tho eieetor* t i tMe 8Utb on tho flnt l oeidey after th | inrt $ h < day in November, 1B81, to nuend MwUun X, of ArtMo XII, of the toaetltatioa of tho Btato of Ohio, io that it eball read ae follow*: ARTICLE XII. SacTes 2. Law* may be yaieed which ahall tax by aaoifom rale all moaeye, crOdiU, in- veetaMBt* ia bonds, stocks, joint-stoek oempa- ale*, orotherwim; aad alt real and peracemt property aeeerdinc t# the tree valae thereof ia money. la aMitlen thereto, laws may bepart­ ed taxing rights, privileges, fraaehlrte, Shi *aeh ether rtVjeet matters as tho legislatare may direct: bat baryiqg-go«tid«, public uchool- hoaees, hoaiies a»*d CxM«ilVety for pnbtie wor­ ship, iattitaUon* of pwtoiy pobite obesity, pab- lie property used exeiastraly fur say psblie pi rp*»*,«ad other property may h y jp ttrd l laws, be exempted fttm te u tlM jm M v t f k TTMTiTTA ffflTTfl w; A cordial invitation ia extended to you to examine the elegant / ; ,,A I^^exm^S^STtow tito being received now. A* complete line of fifcc i, he aeeertatsod aad pwMUhtdf' as nsay ^ ^ - - ■e of all to time iae a M i m be direotod by taw, Bncviex f . A t mat: etoeitow. 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