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Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

s,ondensea from our E;xchanxes For
silver BciGr Readers.

Cattle and horse thieves are opera
ting around Nogales.
Abe blackberry copper shelter, near
Mineral creek, was ID have been blown
in on Monday last.
\ Tho School Board Of Pinal county
have reduced the salaries Of teachers
ten dollars per month, to Sll5, 500
and 500.
| Several strikes are reported, BY the
Enterprise, ID have been made in tile
Riverside district The ore IS lcal
carbonate, running high in silver.
The Democrats Of Flagstaff Arizona,
have organised club, and passed i
resolution urging the division Of Yav.
apai county.
Pedro Aguirre has sold his Buenos
Ayres stock ranch to G. w. Wright Of
Denver. II said the transfer with
the projected improvements will reach
100000. Tucson Star,
On the Aztec Cattle Company
land, fifteen miles west Of Holbrook, i
spring has been opened, with aow
Iof water capable Of supplying two
Thousand head Of stock daily,
4 prospector shot and killed an In-
dian, supposed to be d hostile, III Ora.
ham county last week, cut of his head
and carried it to Clifton. Another III.
dian was wounded, but escaped.
The Moiave Miner says that during
the month ending June 80, the Kingf
man salnpling works purchased 53g
tons Of ore from Moiaye county
miners, for which they paid little
over $4,000.
More trouble in Apache county,
Some one broke into the Treasures
safe and got away with the county
funds, and the Supervisors, claiming
that the bond given by Treasurer.
Baca was insufficient, appointed Mr..
St George Creighe custodian Of the.
county money. Baca, however, re-
fuses TO retire ia favor of the gentle.
man Of aristoeratic name aud the
contest promises to be interesting.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
notice.

4 !. v &
Notictis hereby given shat during Che Sit.
tings Of the Boad II Equalization at the
County d tsila Tefritaryof AriEna, between
the 4th md 2sth deys % jelly 1885, changes
were made III the Assessment l}lll II said
County, by adding To Tho yaluaticn 81 prop.
srty heioagirg 20 PERSONS who have not as.
peafed before said Rond az appears by tlie
telleWing isb III f'efsnsls ami properly, ta.wie.
David Beyarc-p essess0ry right Is half III.
tefest in ranch al Wheat6elds from 5000 To
5000
n. II. Price lassessnry ri4ist % half inter-
est in raftch 81 Mheattel6s from SEQ "a $500.
II. Y Robertson passcss0rv rialit tx 81 Z "a
~ 4. II Sec, 2S and " n. ST M e IF Sec
80, 4. 4, .R 10 IL q, and 4. Il. NJ. and
ditch EFsta 500 d VI ff0
y. u. Hooker lNssstss lrjs ID ftl 81 af n.
WE ~ sec Is aud n Btsif N y aF 81 e,,.
sa, 4 4, M HI, 1911 III. Mild MI asil
ditch frpin 5000 Il Slee9
NinkseAiaa Fh&es0ig iSht e. Fanch
,ln north sisie If iia iieef wltlf iatfttqe.
IneFlts and sgater wilt III aasivesan thers.
with frola 5000 ta
lebe tila esasi s ". issls
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

~ isa notable fact that The only re-
sponses to the circular issued by Tie
Society 81 Pioneers, calling for an ex-
preston from the people on the Indian
question, were from towns remote
froni the scenes Of Indian depreciation
and having little interest in the "war. Y
The sogales Frontier has this to say
on the matter:
"W s. Gary, D. c. Parker, ]. G.
Handy, J. s. Mansfield, and s. Hughes,
pioneefs who have been fighting IN
dians for the past sixteen years more
or less, hare given mp the Job and
have sent US a circular asking ns to
cali mass meeting for The purpose Of
getting an expression Of the people On
the Indian question. The question is
better known here than the Chinese
in California. Public sentiment is all
one way. There being no difference
why cali the meetingi It can result
IN nothing but the old ewberefores
and resolves.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
pRErERREp LOCALS.

schulze the shoemaker, offers boots
and shoes at greatly reduced rates.
Call and see our large assortment of
caIieos, ginghams, lawns, piques, em-
broideries, ladies hats, &C., &c. No
trouble to show goods.
IF. KELLaEa & Co.
A few photos Of Geronimoand other
.raiding Chiricahuas can be had upon
application at the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Cos.
Coffee, tea or milk, with cake or pie,
25 cents, at Somergille's.
# you don't want q ready made suit
leave your order for custom made
lsmt At Van Wagenens, satisfaction
guaranteed.
A limited number Of boarders can
be accommodated at Someryillc's.
THfae meal tickets for S1.0o
All kinds Of family groceries At g.
is. Van Wagenens.
Boots and shoes at bed rock prices,
at Q. Schulze's, newt door to Snltan i.
Come early ard secure bargains ID
boots, shoes, shirts, socks, etc Mrs.
gill keeps them and means 70 sell
them 1T prices that VIM astonish the
natives.
Go To Van Wagenens fer Fonfs'
Underwear
California and Pbunix flour at q.
~ Wan Wagenens
Myers 4 schein's fire proof build
ing for Sale
Nobby suits Of clothing az G. i. Van
/ Wagenens.
( Straw hats OF all siass, Of ala shades
AZ al prices, for ladies, gents and
children al Mrs. 4. CHS.
| r yon want i good pair Of boots or
shoes, can at G. schulzes Prices re-
Kansas gisy hams and bacon it q.
4 van Wagenen
Bass ban shoes Al Van Wag
Ilcnen
New tock of hats ~ Mage.
neg
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

s. Klein 4 Co. shipped three bars Of
silver bullion, 1855 ounces, for the
Fame Company, on Tuesday, The
mine continues toimprove. They are
now taking out good ore from four
places, faster than il can be millGd
They have twenty-five buFros packing
ore 70 the Nugget mill and more are
needed. From present indications the
mill will be kept running for q long
time.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

There is n5 doubt but that large
areas Of land in Arizona now worth
less could be made arabic and produc-
tive BY boring artesian wells. ST,
Louis parties have recently visited
phonix and proposed u sink wells ia
the depth Of 1000 feet for $500,
Six inch pine would cost about $1,000,
making tie total expenditure neces-
sary $500.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Sg McNIILLEN SILVER MINING COM.
pany. The regular annual maeting Of the
stockholders Of the McMillcn Silver Mining
Company wall be held at the olfiee Of the
Company, 32S MONTGOMERY Etfeet, room "a
San Francisco, Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the
4th day Of August, 1856, at the hour Of 2
o'clock y. M, for the purpose Of electing a
Board Of Directors To serve for the ensuing
year, and che tIhsacsinn 1T such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting. Trans.
fer hooks win close On Tuesday, August Srd,
at o'clock i. NJ.
J. 8f0RIZIO, Secretary,
Office 89S Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco, California. july 2f,Aw
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
Rough on Rata.

Clears oat rats. mice. reaches, fiies, anita,
'4 Heart paths.
Plantation. Draosieal. Swellipos Dizassets,
Indigestion. HeaIache. SIeeplesst,sys su+sd 81
.'Weils' Health Re,,swsr
II, Y. 80,
A. c. ,r.n., t,p1.t s,,
p-s1 AYs. ~ S1'ns' -.
GeI.A nipltle eAie. A1Ala ~ so1 s'ths'
N"1''' "uh'ois
90
IA Iyrina,,. I3;ss.sss sl.Lf;,.. 3ii,,s,a,t.ss
stone. Crave Catsrrh # the Blsadsr !
aed.Bues E7lsu
E,... .i.. $3.50 1870 u. -
49, sRf,,en,,i $3.50 ,ss $3.50
80 > w - ot' ~ Ns1en
"a ha6s' A7c. a
lam Eeopls.
wells Health Rspewsra tsstsres healA
aud yigDr, cures Dyspepsia, I.npstouee, gusul
al Debility. 81.
Rough on Pain"
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paips snrsins ksadacIa se,,r e,i1t, rsss..s
tsm 50s Rnngyb IN Tsi,, piastsrs X
A-osAerS'
Il yoa are falling, broken, worn sat nd
nervous, use wells Health ReneWsrH Sx
Druggists "a. r,-....,..
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mi y91 ~ sfe losing your gilP en Ne' ty
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

W. a. Holmes, on Wednesday, re.
ceiVed a warrant for S3l from the
BOnd Of Supervisors, for twelve coyo-
, te sealps and ono mountain lion. One
night last week, near his camp at Ram
boz, he found the mangled carcas Of a
deer and diyining the canse Of its VIC.
lent death, he fixed It with strychnine
and was rewarded for his trouble by
finding, next morning, dead lion Of
huge proportions, measuring over
seven feet in length.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
Notice to Creditors.

Estate II ANDREW pRINGI. ii, deceased.
Notice Il hereby given bY The undersigned,
Adtnnistratur, u the estate Of Andrew Prin-
SONS having claims against che said deceased,
e. exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication
" this netire. " The sid Administrator at
the office Of Lemon & Met'abe, ia slolie, In
said County Of ila, the same heiug the place
for the transaction a the business af said Is.
tate. RoBIERT PRINCIPE,
Adninistratur "a Vie Estate of Andrew Prin-
gie, deceased
Dated, Globe, cslla County, A. T. July
10th, lss6. illsle.4w
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

All meHibers Of the Democratic
Central comaittee 81 ella County are
hereby requested to meet id Globe, on
the 3lst inst. There Is business of
Importance whith requires their All
tention. A full attendance is earnest
II desired w. A. HoLMgs,
Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

We are indebted to George Aikens
for a frame of fine honey. He easily
disposed of his load of honey and
grapes and returned to Mesa City on
Thursday. George is a great rustler
and deserving of success.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
Tint Publication July q. 1851
Notice for Publication.
prs.e,,,,t;,o M 1909
LAND 0FFIcE AT TUcsoN, Arizona,
Tr1, IA tS4R

LAND 0FFIcE AT TUcsoN, Arizona, |
July IA, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following
naHet settler has ;iled notice Of his intention
% make FINAL proof IN support Of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
CLERK IT Probate Court 1t Globe, Arizona, on
SEPT. II, 1856, viz: Niles Aylesworth, a
ship 1, ", r. Is deg. z.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
II, said land, viz;
>. g. Aeineman, Joseph Redman, and Il.
b. Baseoe, Of Gl6be, Arizona, and j. w.
Horrell, II Miami, Arizona.
i. NJ. THOMAS. Register.
july 24Gw
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
MorIcE.
- III n IN.

GLOBE, A. Il. Jnae 81, isSG.
Notice i hereby giSen that Che assessment
ral2 u iiis County Is Raw completed and
alen, t,ar inspection ia ny office aul thai the
hoarcsof sppervjfefs viii raect ps 4 lioars III
FenalisNth,d 81 tha iifst hla,sa.ty 10 faly aad
esntinuslQ sessian from time te tiiae until
the hasii,s,sS e8taliaa son pres sntnl 81 tlicns
u aisfvyas On Yta wiil nai NJ aftcg tss last
day 81 July, e9cept in eeitirr casts By lrni.
ltd ~ iaws t138t@ NJ Ma3satS
3itlfli G}Fs s.t pf SaJg aeis
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Col. Coleord, from Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, stopped at Tonic Lass week
en- route to Phoenix, where be expects,
with his family, 70 locate and engage
in the breeding Of Thoroughbred bnlls
and with this view, brings with him a
bunch Of fine short horn cattle.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

The Cleveland Leader mentions a
series of bicycle races at Athletic Park,
IN which V. G, Place, late Of Globe,
was most conspicuous, winning the
two mile race for the League of Anne
riean Wheelmen Championship in six
minutes and fifteen seconds.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Horse racing seems inst now TO uc-
cuPy the attention Of Tonic people to
the exclusion Of everything else, The
latest is race made between Frank
Watkins and E. L. Gibson for $1,000 a
a side, half forfeit, distance 500
yards, to be run at Watkins ranch,
on August 18th. Chilson will run
Houston's horso-Desert Interest in
the race runs high at Tonic and con
siderable money will be put up in
side bets.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
GLoBE, June 30tb.

The rains that have visited this vi.
eiuity seem to have been local in ex-
tent. AT the Wheatfelds and on Salt
river the ground has not been thor
oughly wet yet. On Tonic and Wild
Rye a number Of showers have fallen,
but they were light
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

John kron, a former resident OF
this mining district has a good mine
near Casa Grande, from Which he is
shipping ore for reduction and real
ling remunerative returns.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

The school house, teachers dwelling,
boarding house and dormatories at
San Carlos, are being put in a state Of
repair with view to occupancy for
school purposes.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

The property known as the Gladia-
tor mine, which forms the northwest
ern boundary Of tie Globe copper
mine, can no longer b classed as a
prospect. Recent developments prove
the claim to be one Of the most yalua-
bic in Globe district. A sross.cut at
the 40 foot level, near ths northeast
end, shows copper ore for eight feet;
the breast is still in solid copper which
assays 36 per cent The Gladiator IS
owned BY w Z. McNelly and a. BAR
ley Of Globe and c. M Hatch Of CALI
fDrnia, represented by E 9 Hatch
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

This paper u kept On file AZ L. G, Dele's
Advertising Agency, 81 and g McrchAnts'
Exchange, Saa Francisco, Cal, where con-
tracts for advertising oan he made fer i.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Msssrs. f, o. Kennedy, Con Burns
and Robert Bryson came over from
the Woodpecker NINE on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

The humidity Of Gle atmosphere
this week has made the nights very
oppressive. We have had plenty IL
indications but no rain.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Anurnberof Pima and White Noun.
tltain reservation Indians were in town
this week. One young buck, from
San Carlos, came into the BRLT Office
and asked ia good English, for some
newspapers TO read He wished to
keep posted on the affairs Of tho ma
ton and especially on the campaign
against Geronimo and we fed him
with the desired mental pabuluml
f. He informed Us THAT he had attended
the Indian school AZ Hampton, va.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

# IS reported that Mexican tfoefs
and snuggiers engaged Id i { ght near
the line, i'll sonora.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

G. A. Fisk took his departure for
Seabright, n. J., on Monday last.
His return to Globe is doubtful.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Jim Watkins is very happy over his
marriage and advises the bays tc
''catch on"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Pink eye which appeared first
among horses at Phoenix, has reached
Tonic and is said to be spreading rap
sdly.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Tucson papers report track laying
on the Marrow Gauge progressing at
the rate Of one mile per day.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Miss Katie Higdon, nov visiting in
Globe, was entertained on Thursday
evening, by Mrs. John H. Benhrook,
There was large number Of guests
in attendance who INDUCED in dan
cilIg, vocal music and cards. Inviting
Refreshments were served and the
evening, altogether, was a ,n0st pleas
ant one.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

The Old Dominion Copper Company
resumed the smelling OF ore on Mon
day, after a few days cessation. Coke
teams are coming in nearly every day
and no further stoppage is feared.
Another furnace will be blown in as
soon as The coke supply will Justify it.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Mr., Julius Sultan, OF San Francisco,
brother of Louis and Lyman Sultan,
came in on Tuesdays blackboard.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

The PerchR Shaft, Kingston, N.
NJ, paper, locates J. @. Burge, the
photographer, in that town.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Mrs. Geo. Il, White, who accompan.
led her daughter as far as Riverside,
returned on Wednesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

We are in receipt Of the first mum,
Der OF the Albuquerque Opinion, a
weekly paper edited by Thomas
Hughes, formerly editor Of the Albu.
querque journal. The ability Of MIR.
Hughes is shown In this FIRST number
which is replete With interesting mat
ter The new venture has our best
WISHES.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Regular engmunirs1en II White Nouns
tain Lodge, No. s, a D.. q A. NJ nleets
Thursdays on Or succeeding each ftlit
Moon. Solonrrlhg Bfethren I'd good etands
ing cordially inEited
BY 0fder 90 the VIZ
c. A. FISK,
sug 7bil SecFetaTv
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Annie Oates was in town for
several days this week visiting friends.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

There will be a regular meeting Of
the ella County Live Stock Associa-
ton on Saturday, August 7th, Is the
Office Of the SILVER BgIT.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Remiiio Rivera and Zenobio Aeosta,
charged with stealing three horses in
Florence, and arrested in Globe, upon
a hearing before Justice Wentworth,
the charge being fully established, they
were remanded to Pinal county fol
trial,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Az cost, at cost, al cost, bnt for cash
only, is the intention Of Mrs. 4. Gill
to sell staple as well az fancy grocer
les. Cali and convince yourself
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Three Indians, having charge Of
eleven head Of stock, we're seen the
present week near Stems Peak going
north. Orders were given BY General
Miles to endeayor to intercept them.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Great bargains can be secured at E..
T. Kellner & Co.'S, from the largest
and finest stock Of general merchan-
disc which has ever been offered TO the
public. These goods were purchased
by our well known buyer, Air. b. F.
KeIIner, who spared no time and eS-
penSe IN selecting them and securing
the very lowest figures, which we give
our customers the benefit Of. Call
and examine goods and prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
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18Th. AZ TIE residence OF Nj. Kafer. James
Il. Watkins u Miss Marion G. Holmes.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
j. y. " n.

Regular meeting 6f Sslbl,e Lodge No. {. III
o. y. r., on Monday night a eoeh week
at Masonic Ilsil
-Alt brothers 10 good standing ere cor,lially
invited.
JOB AfkINs. n. q.
CHAs. BASErR, Sec'y
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

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Restores lost vitality and eyes new
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

Saturday, July 81, 1885.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
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Indigestion, Headache Sleeglesatsss eu1sd y,
Wells Health Rerewer
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-31

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The Freo-Trade Philosophers.

Among the conspicuous men of our day,
II may Ge stated as demonstrated fact that
none have been so successful in evading
practical truths and avoiding the everyday
lessons Of observation as the free trade pro.
fessors connected with two or three instt-
tutions Of learning in New England AS
an illustration Of the freshness and inno-
cence of these unsophistcated philosophers
we lnd one Of them delivering an address
On the Indians of North America, in which
he represents them us still subsistlng on
buffalo! 1t Is because these gentlemen arc
theorists, and theorists only, because they
have gotten their education from textbooks
rather than from contact with facts, that
they are free traders.
One Of these free trade philosophers Is
Prof. A. l.. Perry, of Williams College,
Being free trader he is naturally Demo-
crat, and, being a Democrat, he naturally
desires that party to rid itself Of the taint
Ot heresy, to climb up to the high plane
which the Summers, Perrys, Hurds, and
Monisons occupy. The NATIONAL REPUB-
IIoAN is glad to be able to agree with Prof.
Perry in certain statements which he makes
IN recent letter:
Secretary Manning has done for free trade
in the United States the past year more cilaG-
tive work than any other man In the c)uutry,
though It was understood that he was rather
inclined to Randallsm when he took tho
treasury Postmaster General Villas Is an out
spoken and an undoubtod friend of free
commences Prcsden, Cleveland will 60 as fast
and far toward that goal as the people an
Congress viii permit him.
This ia quite true. Mr., Manning is an out
and-out free trader, lie has put himself on
record as more OF an extremist than Frank
lIurd, and the President has virtually la
dorsed his ultra free,trade deliveancg, It.
is fortunate that "the people anl Con-
gressn have a firm grip ou our commercial
regulations, else the President and hi,
secretary would usher in the English rev,
enue system.
Prof. Perry goes on to remark that "thcrs
appears 10 be little that is dlscourag,ng in
Tie future prospects Of the Democrats as a
National Republican., 1886-11-01
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THE LIFE OF LINCOLN
Described above, including the editorial
presentment and authors preface with
new frontispleCe portrait Of Lincoln, and
nineteen illustrations. This tnstalment, Gu
titled "lincoln as Pioneer gives the ances.
try of the President, aud the relation be.
tween the Lincoln family aud ID Iniel Boone;
also Lincolns boyhood and early mluhool,
and a graphic account OF the frontier states
in the earlier days.
OLD CHELSEA.
BY DIR. b. T.. Martin. Describing pict
uresque suburb OF London, once the home
OF Queen Elizabeth, Nell Gwynn, GSOrge
Eliot, Carlyle, aud other famous characters;
illustrated by Seymour lIaden and Joseph
Pennell.
MACHINE POLITICS
IN NEW YORK.
by Theodore Roosevelt
Including chapters on "Heelers,n "The
Social Side,n "1he Liquor-Sellcr In Poll
tics" "Boss Methods" &c, sc.
THE FATE FA VOICE;
A story by Mary Hallooh Eootc,
Author Of "Thc Led Horse Claim "John
Bodewin's Testimony" &c., with one full.
page illustration by the author
GEN. uooKER's
APPOINTMENT AND REMOVAL.
An anonymous article by gentleman who
was at army headquarters In Washington ut
the time Of the events described.
National Republican., 1886-11-01

free trade party, except the probability that
there will be some protectionist Democrats
in the next Congress. It would be far bet
ter If every protectlonist in the next Con-
gress were Republican. Then the issue
would he fairly Joined, and the end Of the
protcctionst era would be near at hand"
IL would indeed be far better 20 have the
iesue 'fairly ioined.n That is precisely
what the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has said
on many occasions. Let the issue be hon
estly presented, let the Democratic party
stop lodging, hedging, and denying the
faith, let 1t go before the country on the
Manning patform-all tariff revenues to
lie raised on "a few score Of articles'-and
the Republican policy Of protection would
he established as the permanent American
policy.
Prof. Perry further remarks-.and all hon
est politicians must agree with him-that-
So incongruous and contradictory is II for n
profcssed Democrat to be proteotonlst that
IN districts this fall where there are but two
candidates, both protectonists, It would be
every way better for the Democrats to allow
the Republican to be elected, and to sail under
truo colors than to stultify themselves and
damage their party by clGcting nondoscrpt-
"what is It,"
The term protection Democrat is "incon-
gruous and contradictory" and II the New
England free-trade philosophers will con-
tinue their efforts to draw the tariiT line
between the two parties we pledge them
our best efforts to help on the good work.