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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
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Flaming Fire in the Veins.
We hold positive propf that Actcf's English
blood Fiitif ours nfl blood pols0ns where cheap
fnratafillas aud socallcd purifiers fall Knowing
thls We will scll II 10 all who call NJ our si0rc on
positive Euarantcc II. T. llrisfrH. druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
CHEAP COLUMN.

hdttismfs IN MS oo'uan ,0ll he ehrrr,d a, mi, n,
ioe yor i'0o snes one lasTtio t0o iasTiioas 2 one
Uoct, SOC.
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II
A No. GROCERY ron sALE, DOING COOP
"a businoss; rcason Tor selling. iil health. Ad.
dFcss l., Appeal Office
A CHOICE RESIDENCE ox MADfs0N ST.
~ near the business part 81 the city H. /.
G0YEk Co, u Madison stnact
A DRAFT oR RocKAwAY HoRsE AHoUT
~. mS hands hish 0ILclikisT 4 MARTIN
pARTos 4 LAM HAVE FoR sALE q nRAU.
- uful lots on IlayhuIn avenue. adjoining Judgc
suit purchasers and sold on monthly Taymctits
best chance offered for PARTIES 10 Obtain deslr
able home. convenient 10 business Main sir,et will
b. opened through the properly Call at Monroe
,lnci
L'INE MICH cow. THREE YKAHs OLD. Ar.
~ ply AZ iig Carroll avenue
~ EAT BARGAIN ~ REAI, EsTATB-i5J
VI lots At DOuglNss q Jamcf, ~ sccondst
+ HAVE " YOUNG HIGHLY GRADED JEIIsEY
Il cows, With young ulyof, that | will fsll NJ
prccs ringing from 8 ~ 90. also, several that
VIII 10 IN milk In Few weeks ,. u. MORGAN,
Ilcfnando. MisS
Is PART or WHOLE As 1T sTLNDS ALI, TuE
i lumbar In fencing rrand stand. etc, IN "Fall
Of lafl. show on bun tail OF scnd bids at once
70 ~ ,. lIElh1kk. - Main street.
MATTRESsEs TO MERCHANTS AND DEAL
,i,, yn. u wiz pay you 70 got nay pricA l.
nLD PAPEius.-AT APPEAL oFRICE ~ cKNTs
" per hundred.
DEDI0REED CONFINED ! WAR OH sTAI,
Il lion. ALSIOS D0WE Caplo,lllc, Tenn.
ID HAEToS-LADYs-ALSo ONE SIDE mar
Il Top b,Rry and one open buggy, all newly
painted. Good a. now and cheap.
10000 n n1,I g I Ps . SCs y 8 Ss a;
Ions, suitable Coz rough wprt. shecuuz on root u
ootion shc,ls, etc VIII scli very cheap Call on
l. y Cooper t3N Madison street
ron RENT ON LEAsE.
VALUABLE PLANTATION, nTUATFD IN
v Drew county, ARK. miles from WINCHESTER
known M the d. Taylor plaza on Bayou Hartholo
new, contains between go and col arfts cleaned
land, aud prodnc.z from 10 ~ bales per Acrc
stand. Communcaie With Inc AZ Memphis. or II
W, House Little Rock. Arr J. " DOWDY "a
NToyEMBER0, ONE nay MARY, 7YYGRs ON
~ Is hands high. Return 20 4. u. LACEY Al
Adams street, and bo rowar,lcd.
4 LARGE BAY MARE MULE, ABOUT 10 HANDS
old One small black Mae Mule, newly iosehed:
VALLEY OIL MtLf2
TAKEN Ur.
nNE BROWN HORSE MULE, ABOUT I5X
" hand; e'SG ses ~ r. fss. iS !. .,,oo
TWO COWS, OH JERSEY, THg oTHER PART
Il Jersey Owner Gan ret cous by ldoutlfYiue
snd paying ohsrses JOHN ANpEitsoS. Central
avenue
in MULF0RD. JEWELER,
qoI Main StrNi usmnh,s Tam
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ONE Drown HORSE MULE ABOUT ~
" hands high. scar on tho rieht side
W. ~ MCGOWAN, nreediov We aycnua
TWO cows osE JERSEY. THg oTIfER PART
snd paying eharses JOHN ASpEllsoS. Central
avenue
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

NTOyENBER0, ONE BAYMARE, 7YEaRs OLD,
~ Is hands high. Return 10 q. u. LACEY, Al
Adams street, and he rewarded.
4 LARGE BAY MARE MULE ABOUT 10 HANDS
L high -ou on rlRht fore foot, about wears
Old One small black MARI Mule, newly reached.
about 10 years old. Liberal inward for recovery
VALLEY OIL MtII2
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

splendnr usual IN sprh waning Inns Of n,
IMPOVERISHED GENTRY had nayca,
Arcf o TO a m, 70 his unclr's old conn
try riace and he. uftc. much irs,stanc,
on nv par. gave a half. reluctant consent
Some day Archie woulj be Sir Arrbib, ,
Nallancv since he and his un,la ,vara IN,
ONLY NIL representatives of me vi unr,
line. and | should thor no LADY Narv-
how my American heart swel,rd at IN,
thought, and how VS., and generous +
chatelaine meant 10 make of mvselfi
Meanwhile Archie. nv s,alwart hand
some, bolny briderrosm w,s an unrn.
mantle numerical traveller in the cmnlov
OF the thriving firm of can't A. Slash of
New York. ana n, presen, on so small a
salary that we hal proed ana canned ia,
five mortal DAYS over the cvDrdinut,,- of
hi taking ua. his bride. along with him
on thi, trip, or waiting until summer He
was due in Belfast in Derember no mad
told me, and |. being the msrc charmed
with and dependent nm n h loyinr cara
Of me that | was 80 alone in tho wnrId
cried to 60 W tn him. and hung mon his
neck, refusing to near an argument tina,
pointed towards tho nf Nj. ia,n'
ing me in America alone
So the prong and c-,nnInr-for all. 4,
seemed the sensible thing 10 do-made mo
waver not one whit In NV grim do,nrrina
ton to ccompany M be,6y,I bnsh md 70
Ireland; and here we were on Cbristm,.
Eve, in the thick of n L,ndondnrrv mia,
and dr. zzle, with the harness broker md
Bann Castle vet mluy miles away'
MARY. Mary. is il ,rue that vou aro moi,
wishing Yourself back in the snug homa
in New York, with the bright nrato FRA
the rose.,haded lamp and the can1ry IN ne
golden Gag, singing in tho maro.6oiioro
suushinef' asked Archie. as he tuckcd
me of mo ,,oraS 49, . no 'uo"eu
went marching off with me somewhere
down The wet. pnccr,ain roaS
ut is as rue-us true as ina ,ovo Won
Archie" answered. giving his arm n ill.,
tie squeeze. and forgetting the darkness
the damn djscnmf ori ana The i.,,o a.,."'
left behind us. oBut whittier coes, ,hor
gentle sirlu as,,e1 n~eerino forwar, 49,
the intense gloom.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22
MONKEYS.
One Can Catch a Baseball and Ano
.. One Is Learning to Pitch,

As for the monkeys in Prof. Brock.
mans collection, they are simply as.
tonishing. They are kept in cages,
and are very cleanse much so that
when n of them happens to dirty il.
self. all the others notice the fact i'm.
mediately, and jeer and made the wrv.
est of wry faces at the misbehaved
one Each monkey has its own plate
to eat from, and knows it. and actually
refuses to eat from anybody else's
plate. Their training takes a long
time and much trouble, because they
are restless and inattentive. Yet II Il
more thoroughly done without the
use OF forcible or very severe means
than with. 1t is bad policy to hurt
them. because they are extremely
sensitive and nervous, and a little M.
treatment will kill them. For this
same reason they never perform more
than ten consecutive minutes at n
time' and although they can bear heat
ana cold pretty well, they must be-
carefully kept out of draft. There ia
one monkey that rides on horseback.
dressed in IA red coat, and with a sill,
hat on. He looks, from behind. alto.
gether like n miniature hunts.
man, and when seen in front be
esembles Voltaire on horseback ma
much as n egg the other. OF courso
these monkeys know their attendants
by face, and pretty nearly by name,
One a little Pavian. the clown Of
the troop, and who Jumps somer.
saults' like Baruum's best, took
a dislike to the head attend.
ant some time ago. II must be
a strong grudge, for whenever he sees
MIN he makes faces at him, grinds his
teeth together. shakes his fist md
vanks. This same animal is 1enrn;ng
ow to catch a small baseball. He
egan by learning how to catch little
sticks, then little flags, and WIN soon
'oe s~uiiciently prncticed to catch n bal.
dr. Broekman says he will teach
another monkey how to pitch. and |,
ne succeeds with this, wilhtr r 10 rive
performances with a baseball nina
composed Of. brute animals onls.-
Baltimore Aatricaa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22
THREE CHRISTMAS seENks

el0zes with the high,
Reflected by the yule logs generous glow.
A fule-t de festival and she It's queen
The rustic daughter OF a sturdy race,
Who owes her sway 10 her embracing mien,
Ard holds 1t By the Beauty OF her face
Ard SO the ,.de Of Joy awases and swells
In glad abandonment Of eager mirth,
TIL dawn bursts !ortn, ana ali the pealiug bells
Salute the day that give the SAVIOUR birth.
Another Christmas Eve comes stealing dow
Aad vaDtshes. The night is almost spent;
The stars blink family DER the sleeping tow
IL token OF The morrow's merriment.
fet sect Hafr.hidden in the shadows deep,
Down. BY the little rustic wicket gate,
A watcher stands and waits-while others
And reck NOT Of tire c~ruelties OF fate.
The cottage door is softly opened. Lot
a girl steals forth upon tie frozen sod,
Cnmindful OF q parents bitter woe,
Regardless of the mandate Of he God!
A start OF ioy-a burning kiss-a sigh
A pang all gr evous, yet supremacy sweet;
One backward look that means a last good-bye;
Two forms steal swiftly down the silent
49,.
And Christmas Eve once more falls on the
earth
And brings to men their need OF JOY or pain,
Once more the quiet hamlet T ngs with mir,h
To greet the saHro3 festival again.
With dropping form and slow, uncertain tread,
AS one who goes o fearsome DOOM to meet
Her cheeks as pnilid as the newly dead,
A woman totters up the frozen street
Once red those Iivid lils now rent with sighs;
That strangely haggard face has once been
fair, &M
or sapphire blue are stili the great, sad eyes;
The Fl Mt OF FURNISHED god is IN her hair.
Yet now the tagging footsteps weaker grow;
A wall goes up: On God! can this be resty'
The woman SINKS upon the driitei snow.
Her child close elasped upon her wasted
breast.
And midst the angel shapes that hover by
AND, p ~ NJ, hear the slime S dying moan.
Is there not one to whisper tenderly:
Let him who is without siE east u sfoney'
HAROLD K. NYNNE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22
Uomeiess Children,

Tho American Educational Aid Associa-
tinn which nus for its object the providing
of homes for poor and friendless children,
i. doing a noble work. Since its establish.
ment Il has found good homes for seven
hundred homeless little ones. All children
,ece;ved under the care Of che Association
are Of special promise In intelligence and
health. and are In age from one month to
twelve a and are sent free 70 those re.
ceiviup them, on ninety days trial, unless
n snecial contract 10 otherwise made. A
number OF promising children Of both SEXES
are now waiting adoption into familtes
Contributions to this very worthy charity
may be sent to Rev. Glen Wood Financial
Secretary, Room Al, 230 Lasaiis btreeS chi.
cage. Kew. M.VB Van Arsdaie, ois SHY
-scrssth street, Englewood, Ill, Is the fien.
eral superintendent
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

kilrea, YEA know that The polib are up in
srrums along svathe wsrnin' they've re-
sawed from ~Carrickfergus the day.
AN at whom wull they be speerin' at
now, monr'
'1sTeerip'i It's q joke. surel Divil q
wan other than the Lad o. Sperfin' Mount
sins-our young Shane Magrooi"
At tn there was q gathering downfall
Of the h-arness-coliar, traces straps and
reins, and a hurried and whispered confab
Of the two men.
Than came Archie; and 1 saw suddenly
Issue from an astonishipgU ear-at-hand
window q bright gleam Of light, and heard
votoss-my husbands and another's-in
hsrty laughter blent. Ths very. darkness
- leoeinese eaAaDsd hks speAsntmsnt
~ absut ~. ~ u wne ~ n the whole
RerA had passed suddenly from Q state Of
ss'stiss v that " . social. h~ospitsble End
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

AAVen wM ths ptnnilsss hhoy, Shane
Mseroo she'd have been o~onttnta but be
wsro only Shane Masroo to u who Loved
him 20 p~airfatctly, for them were hiI
two middle names, sc moind. Tie other
wurruld-ths p~aytraishun wurruld,' a,
Teddy Bridgit called Ito which he and
she ~rightfully belonged knew HIM better
as-n
A terrible cough from the box-chair.
"Achcrra machree, mother, but your
cough is q dale worse the night-beant it.
nowl Well, phat they called him is
naither here nor there-Wt called him
Shane Magroom
you speak OF the Lad in the past tense,
Moreen; Is he deaif'
"Daid, Is it, Och, be this an be that II
he's not worth a HUNDRED daid min Wit me
name ull caise 10 BE- Moreen Maginnisl'
And a laugh full Of an impish enjoyment
went %careening up amongst the dark,
smoke. blackened rafters overhead
What did he do so awfully wicked,
Moreen, that the police were sent after
himir | asked, stretching mtself into a
more comfortable position upon the rugs
and giving q little half thought to Archie
as | did SO
"'Weekit'- 'weekitf Sure an he were
not that at all at ALL He only sided wild
the WILDLY an the orphin an all the down
throddin slaves av the soili oh, he were
not weekit, your Leddyship, far from 1t!
But all the same he were dhriven from
the country folk that loved him-shat wud
"a died for himl An all along o. his
cunin's, the Leddy Bridgit's, blistherin'
tonguei Fax, Granny Maginnis, your
most alarmin' in its intinsity !
Take a bit dhraw av the ~dhudeen, mother,
an lave me to finish the story ut me aisep'
III the Lady Bridget loved him. ask,
''why did she give him over TO iustIceW
ITO oiUust.e, yer manil'-axin' your Led
pardon Pm afther belavin' as
how she had q bindin' contract wild the
divil himSiif-th saints save an presairve
us ALL Bat, there; III thry to till We the
huH o. the sthory. As / were ~raymarkin',
Il were a hard saisoD wan year wild the
all rottin' in the ground an all the
othcr crops fallin' shoort An it were
hin that the t%ininthry, scattheted round
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

COMPARED with the ruthless impostors who
represent to invalids inQuiring for Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, that certain local
nostrums they prepare are the equal Of the
world celebrated tonic and Alternative. 1t is
deep infamy to rob the sick Of a chance OF
health. The Bitters restore vigor and
eradicate melarial complaints, dyspepsia,
constipation, liver and kidney complaint,
rheumatism aud neuralgia
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

For CouGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS use
Brown's Bronchial Trochss.-" Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except
/ think better of that which | began think
ing well of.n--Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Sold only In boxes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carter's Little Liver Pills,
Thousands of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact, Try them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22


possible TO procee
20 Maghcrafc!t or
account OF the break.
ing Of an important
bit Of harness, re-.
grets thlt we had
left Moueymore that
morning began 10 as
sail me.
The night was clos.
ing in Christmas
Eve ii was, too-and
our final destination
lay even hey on d
NJ aghcrafelt, and
nearer Tough Beg
whore Archle's folk
=, 81, !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

By INVESTING 81 TO S. you may secure a
fortune, Address with stamp, The Montana
Investment Co, Helena, NJ. 7,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

KIND words produce their own image
In mems souls, and = beautiful image tia
They soothe'a and quiet and comfort the
hearsr. They shprre him ont Of bus sour.
morcse. unkfnd feelInaa. We nave no,
yet begun 10 use kind words ia such
abundance ~ tLsS ought y b used .
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

night the fpslics visited tho cabin, The
ould woman sleptthe night at a neighber's
tho Widow Muldoon'sn
"Afchie 0'Neiil, vho was it, tae1so -
"'WhoP says you. Why, the very MAJ
the police were after, To be surer s.
"What-Shane Magrooi 1mp0ssibisi
How do you know" q
~"Because,~ says tho Laughing voies
close In my ear, because, me Jewel, mn
beautiful pearl, ! am Shane Magroo"
Era vrr% y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

TACKLE an Obstinate Cough or Cold with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

The best known remedy for consumption is
OxygonCure. Write DR.. Geppert, Cincinnati.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

A NILKMAN and on oak tree both flourish
according to the size and condition OF their
route.-Hdrper's Bnzdr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

A HALL PLAYER can be put out and not
lose his temper. Philadelphia Call.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22
,n,,. s,..r.r. arc Exemplary Men

A WICKED c~oal-dealer's motto: q Thy
lighter the weight the HEAVIER the prot
;to ~ f' !"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

MAN OVERLOOKED THE editor. Boston
Commercial BHlCttn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

AcroUr. SPRAlNS. BRUSH
GGSHH6s.PaAlN in the CHsssj
HEADACHE. TooTT..
any other EXTERNAL
applications act like
the PAIN to lNSTAnTT,,sH;
For GONG eSTioNs
NATIONS. SORE THSo,l
ChIIlS, COLD il n'I
RHHssUMATlSM ,NEURa%as
6AGO. SCIATiCA. psiS!
Small ofthe Back, ETC., rno,.
longer Continued and r rv,s
cations are necessary ~ ps'
All INTERNAL PAINS
eisorS Stomach, CRANES
SOUR STOMACH, NAliSS
LING. h~EARTBURN' ns
OOllC, ~FLATuLENcy
SPELLS, are reIievs1
QUICKLY CURED byt,idis9
Iyas directed. Sold by Drussi,E
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

THE latest out-the boylwho Is Except
after SCHOOL,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

WHY is a tooth drawn Inc q thing Tor
q rtcnl Because It's out Of the lcAa'-nd''
tmorc Democrat. gasnv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

Man Of Mistortunsy-Aiss Gerae
sot.ich was going Through the psAitsu.
t,sry with a party Of vaitsrs ana had
obtained o permission to speak with one
~ the inmates "Yes'm. hits very
ard said he, ITO ave the best days Of
GER life spent in a place like this, but
HIM only one out of many unfortunits'
poor man." said Gertie, ''you must
have pone through many trials during
yonr life Right for you, miss. AS
many as ten, but only seven OF them
turned out halibis."
About as useless a thing as there is
IN this world is the word ''obey" in the
marriage service. The bad wives won't
obev, and the good ones never givetheir
husbands occasion to command them.-
Martba's Tneyard Herald
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

ARE unlike all other pills. No purging or
pain. Act specially on the liver and bile.
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill Il dose.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22
THE MAP Els.

No WONDER time is so often killed; it is
struck every hour.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22
SHANE MAGROO.
The Story Of My Christmas Spent
w in Ireland.

written for this paper.l
.GCpN HEN it WAS found i'm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

"Agrnh, mn love Is shIapin'
Beneath the cruel wave,
An /. h : darlin', kapiN'
A wild watch DER his gravel
Hes whisper.n' ioyc or dr'hmin'
As natl the waves he lies
He's w~hisperln' love or dr'amin',
An wull not hear me chrlesi
Och-ho-o-onet
Och-ho-o-One.
Pnll-la-lil-l -~,n-lA-loo,
Orl ann UN
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16

10 see some interest evinced by the
people in regard to this subject and
would like to see some Of our leading
journals aud politicians turn their
batteries and hurl some Of their In
vective speeches against this system
Of taking mp our public domain.
There are economic questions that
present living issues for the Solons that
lcgislate for IA To cogitate, but
none that / can conceive of more
interest TO the people than this.
Let the people then take such advisory
measure, or I should rather say man-
datory measures in the premises a
may insure the passage Of some law
in the legislature that may be deemed
best for the future Of our great com
mOnwealth.
n n Nr-,rrru
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16
Memphis Avalanche.

One OF the weekly publications de-
voted to the perpetuation of the pres
ent tariff published cartoon the 9TH
cr day. in which the American far
mer was pictured among other repre-
sentstiyes Of that class as being offered
for sale TO British manufacturer by
Cleveland in the role Of auctioneer.
The idea of such cartoon once con
ceived, TO omit the farmer would have
been to make him conspicuous by his
absence, and yet 10 include him re-
quirea an unusual exercise of the quail
ity of gall on the part Of the car
toonist
II is difficult to understand how the
sdvoc1tes Of the war tariff can hope to
persuade the agricultural classes that
they are benefited by It, The argu-
mcnt il all ON the other side Mr..
/ Carlisle put the ease squarely when
I he said at is barely possible that al
particular points along or near our
Canadian border there are times when
the small duty on barley, potatoes,
hay, and a few other articles, prevents
competition from the other side Of the
line; but II the gentleman from Maine
il correct in his contention that the
tariff does not increase the price Of
dom ,,tic product, Of course this il of
no advantantsge whatever to the
American farmer. In fact, according
to the gentlemsn's argument, If the
tariff has any effect at all upon the in
terest Of the farmer, 1t reduces the
prices OF his products, and Is therefore
an injury to him"
The New York Pres. is one Of two
or three extreme protsctiOnist news
papers which have had the hardihOOd
% menNon the farmer as enc To b,
benefited, and the Press il well an
swersd by the COmmercial-Advertisei
whsz II says; gwen II the farmer,
products are occasionally enhanced ii
price to : very slight degree-and the
rankest prOtectionists never claim that
tsey are enhancsd more than q very
slight degree--by the tariff, This i
more than Offset By the losses suffered
by the farmers through the high tax.
Is which he has to pay ON the hun'
bred articles needed by him in the
prosecution Of his farm work and in
the furnishing Of his home. The plea
that these losses are or may be made
good in effect by combining the farmer
sales to the home market Is Of no fore,
whatever, ia view OF the fact that III,
home market is By ne means sufficient
for the consumption Of our farm pro
ducts, nor can It Be 90, under the mos
favorable development, for many year,
to come. Two-thirds Of our cotton
product, for instance, is now exported
and yet the high protection advocates
would take measures 70 hay addition
al obstacles IN the way Of our foreigf
trade, aud to confine our products tC
the home market by continuing il
force that system of robber taxation
which enables few favored indus
tries. in the hands Of mouopolies ant
trusts, to grow rich at the expense o
the permanently impoverished multi
tude of farmers and other laborini
men"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16
REGISTRATION NOTICE!

In pursuance of an Act of the
Legislature. I will visit the various
precincts ofChickasaw county, at
times and places mentioned below,
and register any qualified electors
that are not registered that may
then present themselves
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-16
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-31
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