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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-05-06


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kY NEW YORK. ny.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

THr democratic Post asserts that
Vice President Mort)n's friends are
trying to conceal the fact that he
owns a hotel, the lessee OF which sells
liquors in connection Herewith. and
that they are trying 70 do this be-
cause the republican party Will there
by he hurt in the minds Of the pro-
bibitiOnists. Why, bless your innO-
cent little soul, Mr.. Post, the prOhi-
hitionisis and the mugwump are the
sworn allies Of the democracy, always
and everywhere. In every prohIbi-
ZIONIST convention and assembly it is
part Of the regular programme 10 de-
nouuce the republican party. Do not
allow your sympathiCs to warp your
judgment. The republicans fe&r the
friendship not the enmity of the pro-
hibilioni9ts. and they do SO on the
principle that an open enemy is less
20 be dreaded than a secret one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

Distressing Case and A Happy Cure
For over a year have had a break
ing out on my leg, which troubled
me so bal | could not walk, leg bad
ly swelled, of a purple color, with
eruptions so bad that blood would
ooze out if | bore my weight on it.
was recommended to try Clark 5
Extract of Flax PapillOn) skin Cure,
which I have done. My leg is now
well and | can walk two miles on it
without any trouble. Signed, 4. D..
Hayward.
CIark's Flax Soap makes the skin
soft and prevents Chapping. Skin
Cure 81 90. Soap 25 cents. For sale
by +. Kalteyer d Son. GUY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

TIE Union Stock Yards company
of Chicago have played roots on the
English syndicate which bought the
yards for $4,000, coo. The rapid en-
croachments upon the yards by the
city convinced the owners that new
position must soon be taken and they
have secured a tract of ground cover
ing eighty square miles some ten
miles south of the city on which
yards will be laid out and tracks ex-
tended. Here the old Union Stock
Yards company will commence bust
ness as rivals for the trade the English
syndicate expects II enjoy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

TIE democrats now concede the
certainty Of the Federal elections bill
and are considering what they will
do about it. The best thing to do will
be to do nothing; let the republicans
vote, regardless of color and previous
race conditions and stand by fair
vote and an honest count. If this is
done the elections bill wont hurt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

TIE railroads are not immature
enough TO put 500 in Halls cam
paign. They can put it where it will
do more good after the elect,O on. They
are lot unwise in their generation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

IRRIGATION supplies are running
very short in Colorado and the need
olreservoirs is imperyatIe.y felt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

UNCLE SAN takes the great bulk OF
Mexican exports, it Is time Mexico re.
ciproc4tei.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

Some OF the finest bargains in city
and ranch property are offered by
John 7. Hambleton & Co. 4-l6-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27
FRIDAY, JUNE p, 1879.

THE Waco LAY has not been rooted
from the track by the cry of Hogs
followers, and is footing its bazCo for
the Other fellow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

TIE Fort Worth Gazette, with
probably premorjtioh Of the est
nation in which Senator Quay is held
al home writes:
1t is limited that Matthew Stanley
QUAY wOuld like to make the race for
governor of Pennsylvania i'll order ID
secure a vindiCation at the bands Of
the people, who Of course believe aud
Il th2t he has been shamefully ana
outrageousiy treated by the press.
The only vindication that will Nindi-
e. 20 in his case il a criminal prOse&u-
,ion of bis ltbelIors. But perhaps the
people Of the keystone can't see it
that way. Perhaps they are idiots"
The governor of Pennsylvania j.
nominated; his name was not Quay,
but those resolutions expressing the
gratitude Of the state for Mr.. Quay's
distinguished services are printed
plainly enough for the Gazette = read
as it runs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

THE country VIII lose nothing
neither will the republican party by
the conf. ct between the house aud
the senate over Coinage and tariff.
The result " i'll he a middle course,
which VIII in the end prove wiser
and better than any extreme measure
could
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

.. CI1e.g .ne s5yrrUa-.. -aI.oT.
Has ucw received a tiue stock OF
spring and summer -G23G, end with
frat class wcrkmen will turn out only
the best work at reasonable prices
81 Commerce street. lO-Il-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. G. 3. LOVE.
Dentist. f13. East Houston street.
DIP. G. 3, LOVE,
ILakCNiNM.

Visit beautiful "LaEcyicW" and select
your house lot.
5-S-tf NEW ENGLAND LAND Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-27

Loga. Il advertisements Sion per Inch first in
ser'iOn - rnrts 1or inch each subsequent in
ser,i0a. Trustees sales 81 ~ per inch first in
se-Iion, , cents ouch insertion afterwards.
Reading matter, editorial page, % cents per
ice eGch .raerttcn. Local columns % cents first
3D5-r.ioE; 80 cents dr5t week, certs SITTER first
'waek. SPECIAL g25rs On - snd 100 liner running
or NOAH
aonc advertisements PAYABLE on the first O.
each month. Transient Hdvertising payable IN
GGrance Only meta! cuts printed.
Special rates given On larger space and long
tin a{vNr-'-an 'n-s. N,s2oT1t givan fN~ cGsh
Announcements TOR strte ant county officers
II. D.u.r-5- ..1anc.
TT ~ ri~.~ac.s d o. ls mast be approved by
@o So. trr~ &~j Manager.
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Death.
A SURE THIN1.
A Valuable Remedy.

Money can be made if you will cal
or write u Jno. Z. HamblrtOn X Co.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Two Fin" Building Lots on Govern
mont Heights. r. i. JOHNSON, LIGHT
ONCE. Stiff.
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CATTLE ARE FAT.

VI 7 - FNT'-- y
John r. liambl"ton Il Co. can sell yOu
the finest ranches in Southwest T"NaS. D
| i-1f
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all 7o.u."vr!ca.ioDs 'o- this Naper should hs
500, '2E..i D, 20. rE.ne OF The author, not
H-a'ee aTiI for pUhli"sr'0I n, hut as evidence u
ENCI fSth or thp part ~ N" writer Write oniv
= -ae 5iia uf t." rRr-r, ~ plain hand. An
a-y-nuU- COMMUNICATIONS VIZ not &c noticed.
r I.GUT VII ~ he rparoustbie FOR the state
e ~ q. '., correspondents.
70 Qua EASTERN ADVERTISERS
NJ alvrr' '%iur rrr The Daily and WrrE
" LTrHr wTr' 'lm" - Us tiWDugh orr
SUn'ia' "gnnf~. Nr~~r~. Palmer x Roy. n?
N 25j Irwn.n CONT. New York.
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for Sale.

A NYTHfNG fl diamonds watcEe' ana
u iacfiry delivered CA small cash liI-
-'..nfe BALANCE on t&-y terms. 'JI of a'-
dos UNION W%1CH CO.. 2SJ broadway.
WELLESTAbLIsl fancy bu-i-
n mes, for sale, la good loealiN 40
agents 9V4 Stn-asc.
A Handsome. thoroughly black Ncn-
"A fogndlaad doc 10 -ril also collsc,ion 81
foreign m,Rrv. Inquire MING. - HIM
3is Fast 6jth-st.
RARE OPPORTUNITY for conchoio..
n ci.t.: nnr collection of fnallhc. lrnl ana
lt.sh water shells. CAL OF address Df.N"
~yORE 738 lih-aNc.. cor '-d-,t.
A ROLIrTOP DESK for $50 zee. '.ii'
n lcp fJr 80; So ing i9i.top .,
Lest made , specially dcsht OF All NHnS
Z II Nt@pF g., N-l'in -
A FIRST.cLASS cslorlc eneinc for sale
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Unfinished.

TOR RENT.-1o2 Fast fQth'st., next to
Psrk.ave.: rent. IL 800. Apply Oh
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VN T-I' IU' .,,r,
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE

A TIE PROPERTY 81 deceased mer,
IA. chlrt; big BARGAIN $50 VIII purchase
H. sty.i~a "a eLtutN. -bi,d uOVln- anu "a" "a
~ horse CHEST < b.. seven years Ga
vc.gls 100 palEc> Ne> sireG Dl ~
Wi, -. he b. q o. Nilkc-. dam kate NSus,
worth Rood. 2.i7'. ChtS TEX u. - u
free. easy. PHEASANT diver. fearless To Cd
1T vn.r. 10 loois; has no tricks or
IIcc,: no pub .c rccoid warranted gr,irctiy
so.Dc fusu aut grntl' and TO uot run hilIe
in . 10 OK 30 SALE. alio" trial To re-
slou,ihlc purchaser a lady can q i've him;
s'ld only On account Of NY husband death :;
as at any half reasonable on'r nearly new
Brewster -.de-bar TOP buggy. doubt, anc SIN
81. h,rnr-~. lamps. Sc. Apply at nay .'a-
Be - East .O'h-st.. b0t. ri ana I'd AYES
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Gin i,eal estate Go Get.

A BINGDoX soUAEI BE-, ,i,r, ia'g e
..-ht: steam power; elevator. WILSON.
$50 IIrf -.n-St.
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Eclu ull'l.r0.
Aii,


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a., or rrts .!Il.
tt,. .. o.. ..-f .I!,t
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fftinl. 49,. &C. ''.' 70 'i.
aar N.H- t Nrrfif N-rNt- Nlif a.
-b We-t 'r.st. 800 h'.'n'i. '.ort
f. set Ai.L OF or I'4fL' MI
os H.N GO ust' chang. 'aH q, me
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O.. %. ..tb. m %. VA hri'n. w. iN. H-H'
farm hands. team -fer.. COOKS %. ~ o.
fIDIl IAN A''i 80 7, $50 N'ft
~. ... . ,....I.. f..n a. .ar.n Imam nnI
'.l.... %. a. cook au4 far. Ifr..
80. ...,I I..r.. and fd4.fIo.-.
,.,a ra.i ff.a.',; German rro'c'.l, +,
y Wo.t1..'. D,ta.on and o'.''eA.
hEa4 +IZfk~ WANTED ~ a ffa'ernd
- r.lu. mont o.Grr. -pl,ni q oplu. 'uhi'y
f,t t....f. q. Is. GRAND nlun Hotel.
.,....,... ~.l...... ac4r,l.t.d ,rh
. '.,,, "n IA. Inc b,g sei.r,
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D.. 20 n.'.-t
...fn Al, .,,.ff ,nrr..nonIDnf ln
~ ,.. I'yi and ,,.t'i,,., must
49, ...d, f..f.tfr. ,nt know hos,
d.. o~l.. an
altRr. one wlt1 .. -ir'-. c'p'f'Icr pr
fU.4iI 'ar NNIt JOS u coiLir"hre WIN.
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nnr Iu1yn D9irH. .t~ liiolcHIr.
,...rr, ........ nj, ..f.r, m com,
/ w '''', a. t,nai. H.. N.w r,,.r,
C..picli Ink Lr,-ing Pouch the ff'ate-t
selling novelty csca UfodDccd "r'-r- INK
/ tNDrourniv ia two rrr"uo- o." abrasion =
lHpr 200 10 800 i''r ~ prom, on afcni I
-. '',"." " ' van, 49,, .,'.,,.',i H.
/ ',, 49,. ..,.f. So. and T.rr'for,.
( <"', IT, H. "au =, rt,,. i'"r ,.rm. anal
rii p,r,icul'r' n1ar' li'r M1Nl''"
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WY A.-rID iow.ll.r now plac. :
! w Good -tand. small means. low rrnt.
! N.rtc f.. T.. HATNLWAy. stamford. Conn.
,vtr.r.v ofvt. .f,,dq .f.plo,n..rt a.ir
w 49,. - a.. ind,'.triou. ~, an about 3n .
49,, l.d,,., ,li'' =, ,..e.. hold ouirk. FOR
..t.,.t... cali .a- TT t...ll - cor I'd ave.
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Beard tunnic0.

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM. win
" breakfast preferred must D. near sAs
Bridge ara t.r.- moderate. lptN.
Man. Bon -. IIbluc oiirc.
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domestic Gitu1llons Uanteo
Males.

NOACHMAN.-By young American, =
! y thoroughly competent; understands MS
| business in every pect best OF reference
years with last employer. Gail or au-
dress COACHMAN, 7os Fulton-st.. Brook
| Ivn
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il)nrk iUantcD.


MaleA
A GOOD second hand on cakes wants stu.
"A tom. Address lcO Bloomleid-Ht, 81
floor. ilohokrn. y. }.
. MAN. 20. d-~lr,4 position 0. clerk or
- dflvf. i wholesale or r'tiil grocery
house: 10 y,,fs' 90, rencc, bot rirftntr.
tddrr.. g. v. lln ,tc'kton.-i., bf'oN'fh'
Any FIRM wishlng the services OF hrst-
"A clas. booEkeeper. can obtain same by al
dressing s., Boa "a. Tribune once.
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klAlee
STFUL.-By young man. situation IN
u restaurant t. make himself useful :
willing ard sober. Phase address NJ. NJ,
BOX 10. Tribune Oaicc.
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Connirn Real gsldlr for Bale

.Fxcy FOR MONTCLAIR.-hana
A some residences and iuildIng sites lo'
LIE. houses to let, furnished or uniuf-
ni.hsd' TUBES & TAYLOR. Beeknah-st'
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Zeal estate r)anteo.

Wy ANTFD.- a private family, D. rent
w for tho season fne country place
with vat-r frontage on tho sound between
Greenwich and South NorwalS. Aeife-,
S. 326 Produce EXchange New-IcrH-
For other roa cs,l;e ads see In page
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r1ork n)anteo.
Males

Males
ETSEFUL.-By n young man situation In
" restaurant to make himself ueelui
willing ard sober. Phase address NJ. NJ,
Fox 10. Tribune Office.
VA ANTED. -Proofreadinc a. home mod
w cratn compensation. Address PROOF
READER. Boz 40? New-fCfk PostOilicc.
WI AYTED.-A medical student in his
w third year desifc, position as nurse IN
private family or hospital, or anything IN
ucdical line highest references. ii. H. Jr
ia East 25th--t.
l3TANTED.-up hostcring, by 2 competent
w uphclsiercr a. private r,S con'r- CIV
Or country Nddrcs, JOHN kOpP, 81 Pike
-. Reference,
w ANTED.- Young man 90, q sit
w ua..on ~ assistant bOOSkeep"r city or
country. modclat" salary; reference. Ad-
dress l.. 4. MACE. 323 Park-ave.. Will
va ArCHMAN.-By reliable man. Al.
w dress ;. ROSCOE ZIG Lyneh-st.'
lirookyn, +. d.
w NANNY a good. strong man
w want, 4 position Ar night Waterman.
Address II. H. Tribune Ohice.
xyAXTsD.-sitIation by young man, %.
w in Wholesale house good reference,
speaks French. German and English.
CHARLES STROBLL. ~ Ave. a: no
cards. please.
Ky ANrED. situation A. clerk in onicc.
W =. A., Tribun" ONCE
" OrTH ~ Is, wril.brcd and active. Is
de~iou- 10 obtain position with a
wholesale house as stock clerk. Kindly adj
dress ESDEANOK. 33j Dccatur.st. Brook
Ign.
VOf-NG NAN desire, position where he
i can learn - tend tar. Address J. C.,
81 PARK Row.
VOUXG nan Usl desires position either
IN Who'll sale house bank, or insurance
ooupany bc,i Of ri. d' a Wnr a,1SIrsy
as!iN,,n II roogui"d' Adde'S ANNli'o0''
Tribune once.
" OrNG MAN. p. want, a situation Mt
4 ANYTHING. cry o. country. Adirfrs
JOHN McEVOY. $50 Atlantic-aNe.. B AVN.
NOrN,. MAN. having few hours work
during day. Wishes position a. col
l,,tof ~ mod Frat" wages good references.
LfFptKT. i3S W.T. lol~'.7t
NOi-NG MAN go. well educated. desires
4 position A. corr spondrnt or any similar
work requiring Intelligence and ability any
reasonable. -airy. EXPERIENCE, go
broadway.
yODNg Nan. from good family. wants
.ltrffinu ~ any business hN-t f'ifi-
erre. ADVERTISER, l. Ko-srth Place.
Ifaok'Nn.
worse NAN do-iic- situation with good
grocery house. ht- had - YEAR, -
fsr'flr- Boo M. hu-in'--. boat frf r'nr"-.
'ldr..- CLfRE. Tribune Uptown Odcc,
! -iS HflaiNaf.
Voc 80 NAN -. wants situation nj
ANYTHING: city or country. can fuf-
ni~h rood ference. Address W. J. KOOME.
$50 lf-t l-.'i--l
NOfN. MAS Wishes employment - any
! 'h'uf ao.d driver. -ols reference.
ADVERTISER. BIB East 2itl--t.
NOrN,, MAS. O. would Ike place In
.iui ...Ie house. Address ID. b.
III wv. Ill 1tl-aND.
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Ccnnirn Real gelalc co Ect


Ar MONTCLA1R. y. J.-lIinside House
~ 10 rcn; not hotel: partly furnished
f. SHY renovated constantly paIonifrI
succc>sful grounds. SHADE. hcaltA. Address
W. IS Ilili-'dc-aNe.
A u HpFE. III Lihcity->t.. has at
"A. Ros,llc. y. j.. desirable houses to rtnt.
from 80 to $40 pcr month.
nfl.tlN POINT y. j.. - minutes
ID Five acre waterfront; large house. all
Improvements hoa,-hOu-D. bath-hou~' gar
don and fruit AN HlnG- lease; Very low
rent II. W NICHOLS. "o West ith-si.
~ EW.LONDGN. C0NN.--To r.nt. fur
y ni>hcd cottage, with stable. on Ocean
ave. near Pcquo. Hotel facing .sheI
Island Sound. Apply to RICHARD {.
NORRIS New-loudOn. Conn.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Fuini~hod and unfur-
- nishcd houses o. let for season o. year;
lest locations desirable properties Tor sale.
+. G.. POTTER. oppo-it" station.
TO LET.-Westncld. y. j.. 90 minutes
! from foot Liberty-st.. y. \. city. de-.
slrabls. convenient suburban cottages. good
locations. 10 rent from Alin 80. $50.
al s33 20 So per II onth with All improve
n ents. Apply 10 l.. ". " HlIAklt. Post
Cllcc Building.
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Ciin f}rGl Cslaie for Sole.

TOR SALE.-A corner on 9th-ave. new
butaing ,@Ims r1ssovsc,. pri.e i.s
$50 Eas. 42d-st.
NOR SALE.-Ar,isticallv decorated new
L nrstcla-. forr-st0ry 2O-fOot front din
iIg.rOom extension dwelling. so. 4S West
r6'h-st. only SIS, 900. Lnc cabinet finish
open for inspection. SAN l IL COLCOl.D,
Owner.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Gin 6ousrs 60 Get.
j uTnishcd.


Furnished.
~ EXCELLENT chance TO rent house
y In that great street Of the west Slnr.
Ncst SC;h-st.. j. nOw given built by j. g.
I'.a~us. Architect furnished on unfur.
ni-h.c brilliant woodwork. mosaic 81 "a
foo.s. ". Vance "a fixture billiard table.
Auply 70 POWER, I iGi 3th-aNc.. conner
Setl.-st.
ITO LET. -HOuec. furnished; a 3 s'orr.
J Easement. cellar AID extension brown.
stone 3il carl .o'.afc.. near Lazy u.
,onycnicrt u surface and elevated f''i-
rods with I'll mOdorn irsro' "t"hts et,
tc,sion laundry furnace n cellar; rented
To- the firs. time: owner ~ Europe pr'cc
81 600 ucr annum; Immediate possess ioii.
AMY 20 FRANK j. BEEkS. FOB Mon
tague-st.
Unfinished.
TOR RTNT.-1o9 East foth.st., next to
j Psrk.avc.: rent IL 800. Apply o."
PREMISE.
Anew DWELLINGS completed last fall
~ mirrors cabincthnished sanitary
,in,,biue finest private locality imae1iat'
possession owner on premises. ~ hn7'
1lOth-s'.
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Real estate to Cxthanae.

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O. OOO Sixteen acres STANFORD.
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small house In Brooklyn. n. CT IRAN.
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flats 60 Get, Furnished.

MADISON-ANE.--Ap irtmcnts 10 rent,
on furnished or uHfhrnish'd.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
The Tariff. the Farmer, the Mechanic
IN. Y. Tribune, NOv.5l

IN. Y. Tribune, Nov. 81
Through its representatives In Washing
ton, the Republican party has revised the
American tariff 10 the interest Of the
farmers, planters and mechanics Of the
United States. The revenue is TO be re-
duced and new era Of prosperity seems
now to lie before the American people.
But the party In opposition refuses to ac-
cept the verdict, 1t bitterly assails the
tariff; it fills the corntry with falsehoods
and agitation. The course OF the free
trade element iD America renders II abso-
lutelY necessary that the people at large
shall understand how protection does act
ually affect their interests.
The Tribune now undertakes to make
this matter clear among the the people at
large, and has added TO It's staff Of tariff
writers the Hon. Roswell q. Horr, Of
Michigan, man Of wide experience, a
study Republican, long Member Of Con-
gress, sound and safe as a legislator, and
sn entertaining and instructive public
speaker During the coming year Mr..
Hor will. through the columns OF the
Tribune, devote himself 10 an explanation
of ibe advantages and effects Of the pro
irc,iye tariff. He will invite, and will an-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

TnE figures from States whose full cleo
ZION returns are accessible show is to them
and indicate as 10 most the remainder
that the vote on Tuesday was the lightest
in years, and that the falling of was much
more largely Republican than Dem
ocratic. II no case does the Democratic
vote show an increase. In nearly every
case the Democratic vote is smaller than
heretofore, though in less degree than
the Republican vote. The Democrats
have made great gains In Congressman
and State officers without any gain, and
with even considerable loss, in theil
vote. AS compared with the vote Of 1888
that Of New Hampshire on Tuesday wal
10000 short, very large proportion fol
50 small a State; California, 10000; Min.
nesota. $1,000; New York State nearly
100000; New York city, O5,0O0; Iowa
$4,000; Indiana, 10000; and Ohio, 1888 900
From these figures it is apparent that the
vote on Tuesday was much lighter than Il
usual in off years, and about 10 per cent
or nearly 100000 votes, short OF full
vote.-Leader, Nov.S.
From the above it will be seen that the
great victory was won by the Democrats
merely through the lukewarmness Of the
Republicans in remaining at home
We will be on hand next time and see Il
matters cannot be reversed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

THE voters in Massachusetts, and Penn.
sylvania have voted against a protective
tariff. Now Il they do not want proiec-
ton, Congress should see that they are
accommodated at the next session. The
middle and western States have not in the
past been so radical in their views on pro
lection, hence have been knocking at the
door of Congress each session for higher
fences to be erected between this and
other nations for protection on products.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

swer, questions upon points which perplex
the American farmer and mechanic; and
he will, so far as other duties will allow,
attend Farmers Institutes and agricultu-
raj gatherings the coming winter and
spring, and, in behalf Of the Tribune and
the Republican party, expound the princi.
Piles Of the protective tariff.
Those who dssire the presence of Mr.
Horr at Farmers Institutes, etc, in which
they are interested, are invited to commu-
nicate promptly with the Tribune.