GREEN COUNTY
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The following letter from the good county of Green, presents a picture of substantial prosperity, and an array of sound views, which cannot be otherwise than acceptable to our readers. We are unwilling, therefore, to keep the enjoyment of it all to ourself

 GREEN COUNTY, ARK, Sept. 30, 1915.

 DEAR DoCToR--The weather is remark ably mild and pleasant-the health of the country good-and the crops as fine as were ever seen. Corn is not worth more than 15 cents a bushel. Green county will have great quantities of Pork and Beef, for sale, this year. Pork is now worth S1 50 hun dred, and Beef the same The prices of Merchandise are low; and we have plenty of Money in circulation, to answer all ordinary purposes-and 1t is of the right sort Every day, see more or less Gold in circulation Is not this better for the people, than Bank paper2 The one is good when you receive it-good while you keep it-good when you wish to lay it out--good all the time. But the other-the thing that spectators make of spotted rags and call money, may be esteemed good when you go to bed at night, and en- tirely worthless when you wake up in the morning. Our currency is certainly better now, than it has been for the last ten years. Let us try to keep 1t so It has cost us a deal of labor and trouble and suffering to get clear of the great Rag factory of the na- ton, which, like mighty Vampire, had long sucked the life blood of honest industry, and would have drained its last drop. In the name of common honesty and common sense, then, let us Keep clear of it Paper may suit the taste of Specaialors-as all high flyers" like kites, require a light ar ticle 10 Keep Hem up; but goid-yes sir, the bright, shining, yellow, pure GoLD, is good enough for the Peopze.

 Your friend