An Educator

After emclosing a draít in payment of the Courier, Mr. H. B. Freemaoi, of Ooldwater, writes: "80 continue eending the paper right nlong. We cauld not as protectionletH dispense with its weekly visita. Your t&ritf pen picture are used to edúcate the farmers here, and I never fa il to get the Courier in the hands of eome of our democratie neighbors." This is omly oiie of many kind expressions reacluing the oïfice almoet every day in. respect to the Courier. Our repúblicas readers like it fo-r its excellent and candid argumenta in. favor of repulvlican principies, and our democratie friends - and there are mnny of them on our list- like it for the good thhigs they get out of It aeide fronn it political articles. The Courier starts out upon lts thirty-first year with greater encouragement than it has had before for many years. W 've had our fun; that's not O.enied; The only thing that gricves us Is this. that wlien the Christmas tide Uecedes it stranded leaves us. - N. Y. Tress. The ik'ws of all the world in The Courier. Ouly $1 a yr.'ir.