Plenty Of Good Money

In response to many inquiries from different seetiona of the country retary Foster haspreparèd a statement showing the amount ol various kinds of money in the United States duriñg the past thirty years. The tables accompánying the Btatment Bhow the amounta of money in the United States in the treasury and the amoun( per oapitain circulation is shown in the subjoined table: It niay surprise sotne people who are proneto carp al the currency of the I nited States to learn that thia country has more money per capita in circulation to-day than at any time i the past thirty years. But it is a fact, and a very important Eact, in the generally prosperous condition of our national affairs. And what is of still greater moment is the faet that every dollar of this volume of currency is worth 100 cents to the man who has it, be he rich or poor. i: sdfield Proetor, -who ís one of Vermont's forcüiost statesmen, h;is just accepted the appointment to the seat In the United States aenate made vacant by the reelgnatlon of Senator Eilmuiids. In hls letter to Governor Carroll S. Page, he expreseea hla high appreciatlon of the honor coníerred upon hlm and fully realizea the responsibility n-hlcb he is to assume. Mr. Proctor, vrho la at presen1 secretary ol War, will Buceeed Uon. George F. Edmunda on the iirst of November nest. He is n Bturdy specimen of the typical Vermontep, standing on the same leve! as Senator Edmunds and Morrill. He biaa served In botli branches oí bhe Legislature and Has been Lieutenant-Governor and governor ol Vermont. Redü. 1.1 Proctor is ,-i farmer on a large acale, his home being ar Proctor, a towii founded by hlm and which is altuated a lew miles from Rutland. lic is ateo a i i he head ol I h ■ largesi marble quarries ln atry and il to be a man "' enormous wcili h.