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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
CARY REDIvIvUs.

The Democratic resurrection of sam.
Cary at Hartman's Hall the other even
ing. calls 70 mind that fine delineatlon
Of him made by Don Pistt. in \ speech
at Worthugton. Ohio. almost twenty
years ago. sam had been making the
same speech then. with the cave Of
Nacpelah" attachment, for "nigh onto
ffty wears" Re IS now bordering close
on TO rs "three score years and teu,"
and a long suffering world may soon
bops to lay . away. This old fossil
pat on the Mckinley free list for the
benefit of Democracy - made fine
hick ground for Aute-bellum Wlusns
and po-re-mi Ellis. There was not a
modern. original idea in the whole pro-
srsmms Of attractions a. the Hartman
Hsll performance. But this : what
Don Pistt SAID.
The trouble With Samuel Fsnton
tarr IS thst his very existence "a cas-
uanty. tie never Was designated for
any known purpose. and of conse-
luence appears among "a - very
unnecessary mar. I vas requested in
Dclanbus ~ answer a speech teat he
has .een nakinz Tor fftg wears.
FIanEhtef. Sometimes t = thr0sn
out I'm favor of temperance. s'u1enn1es
n behalf of tae ate var sometimes n
Support of usorus multcaulus, some
times in favor cf monument % some
body. sometimes for one thiHE aud
sometime for another. but always the
sanle aeon zing howl, ard slwsys pad
for { respectfully destined. fer tat
sreecn cannot be answered. I mgnt
as Nel he asked 90 repy - = stesnl
v1-sfle. a Chinese gong or nad smell.
Loud snehter snd crles of That's
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Gratiot Journal:

Gratiot Journal;
Circulars are in order now from
desperate Democracy. We have had
the hardware circular from Foster,
stevens d Co., of Grand Rapids, which
has already gone home TO rOOst. We
have had the hosiery circular, which
will find its birds of feather soon,
If it has not already done so. The lat-
est IS the tool steel circular OF the
Evening News. 1t Is the circular letter
of OF B. NJ. Jones, sole representative OF
Samuel Osborn. Sheffield, England.
Mr.. Jones IS very sorry; but owing 20
the iniQuitOus tariff levied on MS goods,
increasing the duty from 81 to cents
per pound, he IS obliged to raise the
price OF steel to As cents per pound.
The News goes on to mO~a.lze on this
lniquity which IS going to interfere
with American mechanics and raise the
price OF tools. The News further states
that Americans can not MAKE tool steel;
they have tried u for several years: Il
would he covered by patent II they did
succeed IN inventing = process: that
there = nothing to protect here; that
we must have tool steel from England,
aud we should have il "a cheap as pos
slbie.
I'm The first place let us see how heavy
this extra burden viii be. Chlsels which
sell from 35 cents 20 81 have various
amounts. Of steel in them, from one
ounce 70 half a pound. THIS tariff
which has been increased 81 cents pr
pound would add 90 the tool from one
fourth cent TO I IS cents on each tool.
There arc scarcely any tools when
would require more than one pound Of
steel. and the price N that case would
be increased b cents. TINS g on the
supposi ton that We continue TO buy Of
England. But why j. tool steel As cents
per pound and common stesi for rail-
road iron and other purposes. IL 60
cents per pound Il requires. untOubi-
edlv, a more careful process. aud
more expensive process, hut no one be-
lieves tnst e = = to 81 times "a erpen-
sIve. American genius vi.i vet make
good tool steel, and the prIce muss then
come down. Is viii drop rapidly. too.
when Americans begin 20 make good
srtcie. Then, instead of paying -
cents per pound, we will pay peraaps
10 or ~ cents. Ihsw tne case WITH
steel wire nails when the tariff of
Sc put 81 per keg on steeI wire
nsEs. We we're paying s. for them -
al from EnElaud a. re did not make
them. There Vss a great howl from
the DeuOcrscy. = loud, long-drsVa ia
merit ia bohslf q the poor farmer. who
nngst n0w psy SO per ksg. actually
robhed of s. on every kes of nsi.s for
his hui dnx, Or ths nsil linE II = board
on hs fence. We rsnerster a. about
it. though Democrats have mostly for.
Eotten it Tnese rvloes wers who "a
prices seven years AGO. Whst Cs1 - e
- ths same kind be bought Ter ncT'
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

TIE Le41er u4lts % 2noz sey re
kspg1lleaG party has net resesusc tils
fAx AEas So as - sxshspt nsoftxagsa
pEopefty fron tzxAEoa g the sxtsaE
OF tie lneam oFaEcs- Pri1clpai.g be-
cause it las he~n foliea.ag tns cid
Dsnssxat.e model foT tax ~ ltt.e
60 .org. lE has bs~a - busg "a pay-
lliS up tbs 0i.i Democratic dskt x.ne-s,
"a nlseIag he gfo~sag denlan1s of tlle
state ia pays oar share 81 tbs expel-
ses et a DemeersLe rebellion and IA
aee,ilng o0l ether Fsiies og the Dem
oeTaEc dafk ages of the state, th4s i
has overlooked ths oHe abuse among
others. The Democratic coasllsutlon
prescloes al assessment o. property
At rs cash value, EsFpQEposes q tAx-
atom. Whether right or wrong that
has been taken - be - Eslue a. . piece
~ property. without reference 10 shstn-
ef lt vas owned b one or a dozen Per
sons, and e has been assessed 70 the
person holding the title. The title OF
morlgaged property still remains Ia the
morfgagoF IN Mich zan. and the prop
erty IS naturally assessed u him IS the
owner.
lt = 0nly of recent years that the at
teutiou OF the people has been attracted
- the injustice, and that Principally
since the enactment Of the law Of
lssI % provide for the asses
ment OK mortgages. So Tar As
Mr.. Handales bail was con
eesned. OK tao years ago, the TELE-
GnAot-HERALD knows nothing whatever
of It's prov. sions. Many = bill, for L
good purpose. fails because Of impyac-
ucatllty, incompleteness, uncertainty
or some ogher defect. The Istle oil a
bih. expressing t. purpose, IS no cr.te-
ZION whatever as 70 whether il should
lass. A bi.l to discourage the keeping
ot dogs gat be considered good, ou;
not II .t pre-cribed the shooting O. the
owners. The TELEGRAM-IIERALD Is
quite certain of one thing, and that is
that no Michigan statesman-Peter
Dorau and the Leader editor not ex-
cepted-has ever yet suggested any
plan 10 remedy the abuse, that IS en-
tlrely free from objection. Nr. DOrau
himself, whom the Leader IS 80 ANXIOUS
20 send 10 Lansing TO tackle the abuses
OF the old Democratic tax system has
no more idea of what he Will DO to
reform them, or how he will go tc
work, than goose has of how she
came 70 be born a goose. If he has any
well-detned idea, the TELEGRAM
HERALD viii gladly publish it for him
Or he might, f'rmstance, discuss thai
topic when he accepts Mr.. Adams
challenge to a joint debate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

gAN sen you house sna iot Coy S-'o 81
aesta ala =, monfhi good bargain
CAS- eeI sea q hnUs .u1 lel IqT sf Sd
4 aoau ssd . monflf sa9thri eeoa "a x .in-
ICAN ssl you house aHf tot laf e. 50
q swl and s. monih rglf-T t4ffaln-
CAS- sell voa "a house as lot iof oe. s-3
1eW. q -t IS s. I1onthi btll better b-irs. n-
? EAN s-ll yuu house aua iot Tor sllN, 50
dlen al1 :, Is r.04t4i tLc tafgtin-
ICAN sell you d house aud log foT 20, So
daau and 81 .nVItaf sAtla tatEaia-
4 CAN sell you a house a.. lat for $500. s-a
down and 3. q mQl IA al eklra bat.ain.
yCAN s,l yar a hous- ans 'ot Tor f0o, sz5
4 dJwu aua IS q mQntDi o. extra barsal1.
ICAN Sc you a house and loi fors' @. IS
d0wu ~ a IS a monthi chaicr bargain.
G-O D9NN and siH month WlN gel yo- the
.NpO cEolcf OF seven houses and lots worth
IRON $50 10 son.
ALL klrds OF city property Tor sale OF ex-
4 cAargt.
HAVE number of farms 20 exchange for
L city property also "a guiabeg 81 tAcant
lots 10 exchange or Tor sale Al tic iow IS price.
MONEY 10 Joan Al the lowest rates Of inter
VI est irolt sl0J Up.
I you have any property 10 sell Al a bargain u
for cash bring IA a description. IS j have
several cash customers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Adrian Times:

Ia the person OF BENJAMIN W Hus-
ton, OF Nassar, TuscOA county, the
people of THIS Sta,e will Secure q gen
t.eman who has already had valuable
experience IN d.scnargng the import
ant duties that apDertaln 10 the Oihce
OF Attorney-General. After the re-
signation OF Mr.. TrOwbridge, whose
failing health compelled hm 10 retire,
Governor Luce looked around for Il
suitable man to fl! that position, and
with the careful discrimination that
has characterized ali his executive ac-
ton, finally appointed Mr.. Huston TO
the position. over u field of active and
equally able competitors. Many OF the
ablest lawyers of the State were pushed
for the vacant attorneyshlp, 10y their
immediate friends, including our own
eminent ex-townsman, Hon. Andrew
Howell; but Mr.. Huston's course IS the
highest legal officer of the common
wealth, has fully vindicated the WIS
dom Of the Governors choice, and
earned for the Attornsy-General the
right TO succeed himself, IS the Repub-
licans of the State propose ne shall, tor
the ensuing two years term.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

Ii Nil give American products the
market taat las hesu sapp.td oy tNo
hundred mlilon Galals 81 foreign
manufactures annually.
10 VIII enorinQasiy increase home
manufactures. anal consequently tend
directly "a lower prices.
Itw.il give ste&dy and remunerauve
employment 10 mlal0us of American
capita and tens of thousands OF werk-
iugmea.
ltw.ll, therefore, cause business 70
be tiou,ishing, and Will bring comforts
10 tho people ~ large.
Itwl,l make the United States as free
from III other nations commercially as
she IS politically.
lt viii make thus country lnccmp1r-
ably rich and powerful.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

4 s.ei 80 olls 81 iiese Alef le.s 80 aei.fs 81
Pre- 49, 1exgDs e@ss. I tsesiA
VHE KAN NAEEAIAI - 81 yee M. pas
igr 81 ko1 select 3 4isct ~ feoant ~ ti@N
~ iiSt- haze seIat halE>ias - ~tef %
friess AH4 tsflas - sltA eutt ~ tee+'
Mil.l@Is III. tiieeft ra4ll = y NiaAiceAab tsiie
iak. -
&ttt Ih4S III { snd cemt - my etiiss. AIS
y Ask lei . - EAIl q q tss&Ai ls'i ~ hsi.se
AKA tet aitt soD csE Er. silt @NiAll @tiiteiia
toea. tlaf 49, ia4ke yos Ee..a Afti,t e.
t.i-'a tiss cet Esrat sil@a Al. usiel,ts. tss,t .
y i-0icsast t,.iiaiAs -
hsoA sAl.G- NY nev Acme. Ne = IsrEacs
ave, l4si seetA 81 Nekitit. Vtt - tiit
pFritiesi sitvs aao best uciseta1 heees in tne
tsif 81 ne1viA "a larofcftciti> ass sen ,sls.
! have eui oNAA tat Fricf tel-f ANtll 81 u
las Hnu 0ocf IS laI sac fef oAe& 4 n
fua1anAa. Ls0sA sArs hleok. IeQms saa q Al-if
ENok eAEt-Nss i reea heass 81 1eIrsot
ktr. otiuecH Lawn Iauri Aua iith-4ft..
brick Set iurnaus ceunDlec asliaf GaoCT eltirt
Aolaf scNot. .iiA Asief. cislcfE ses rtsltt-
tit IRA 90. ha1 NsaueN tatslnt chiinnts Nl<t
siarS tAlaato iN iatcine eAA ta>l~t etoeri.
HAftit iAf4iofS aAl na4e tut viii he's tAe
salt waiter. ia kifa 1fAaea. soac ~, s-Fa
~aiks s8o eoHDirlr siretl ~Aita N@i1 t4ii ~
natut&i nsEs house tl.il 81 ~. niaiffl @is 81
IIrsuEt prlos ssot b t~ pei meath. Ne~
i.faoll hasst aA fstris eft., 81 Itt aIi m t0efa =
iaiFreNl Hirais. Sosl. ef 49, le. nianth va pa
maats tAellt lals tiH fAtis. 40 lJAt sAt 81
81 cave. aI ifom s'sN g. 8 49, tlsries ".
ll.l.s. leosSro siaek feari-si. sAif@aes-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Detroit Tribune:


The Mckinley bill does not help the
laboring men, CRY the Democrats.
Doesn't it? Take the item OF pearl
buttons. The reduction of the tariff in
1883 almost killed the pearl button in
dustry in Philadelphia and the Ger
mans with their cheap labor captured
the American ma. Set. The new tariff
law, which makes the duty on this class
Of goods prohibtory, has opened the
factories closed seven years ago, and
now the demand Is for workmen. Sew
eral factories have already advanced
wages. Last Saturday Lazarus, Swartz
d Upper anpounced an increase of
from 10 to 20 per cent. in wages, or
from Si2 ana SIS week TO from Slj to
$50. About 1000 men will soon be en-
ployCd in the manufacture OF pearl
buttons for the home market. This
looks like helping labor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

WATKINS and Ford are both good
men. but one is on the wrong SIDE,
said q gentleman on the street yester-
day. The people have practically de-
cided that Ford IS the lot horse" in
the team.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

STATISTICS show that the annual
wages Of carpenters in the United states
average 500 apiece, while the English
average IS only S3sS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
- .In.aIllilfH..
OFFICIlL PAPER Or THE CITY,


state Ticket.
Yer Governor
JANIS 81 TURNER. % fngaam-
For Iieutenant tioveTnor-
WILLIAM s. LlAtuN. of saginaw.
For secretary 8f state
WASN'T NaIoN 0AADNER. % Calhoun.
Tor state Irrasurrf-
JOSEPH 3. MOORE. OF wayne
for Auditor General
THERON +. 0lDuiNti,. ~ halamaLoo-
Fer Conn. lsslonrr % state taad once
JOHN q. BkNAA. Of Vtscgo.
For Attorney 6ruersl-
BENJAMIN W. Hl SION, of TuscolA-
For SupefiateuGenc % Public Instruction.
ORR >ltl kk Ed Eaton.
For Mem ben OF STATE Board of Educauoo-
JAME~ NJ. bALL3t. % Alegan-
Per Justice Of tne supreme Court
EDN ARD cAHlLL. ol lugnam-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

How MrcH Of tins bowling over the
Mckinley tariff IS done by the con
sumersg Not a bit. The howl all
comes from demagogues and a few
dealers who have been feeced by dis
honest wholesalers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

psNocHArs are not heard to praise
any OF the legislation OK the last con-
r-eSs-uot even the anti-lottery act.
It takes all their breath 20 curse the
Mckinley bill. and to growl about the
amount Of money necessary 70 Pay the
r,siNus.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

So tbsak Ssmaei Fenten S4rs
~ Ees @e 9se4 g. sWe,l Etc<asssss,l2 ~
as a. . 1Ee 4t4rl8 ar iQE ao<2 az1ge-
teEl oas Ds a.e4Fs Esalt1s azs g
story ta.1 - tae ate sidney >sa -.
$50 So t1ak = lkEIn<x ee2A1 &.s4fs
eel tae u1aaexF 81 Ene e.aGslIg LttsE -
counting ths te4ts proF sl~1 - 40
earuFs t9E t1e SppEo22 lsng f2m.y ot
ssine- lhs sltss esanSF saA tat
tosre sas geaeFal.Y . te&t Tor eAea pis.
b1t. >Jlls@Ei iates, t1rogxl a. eoceaLfse-
~ et Datarss one pIg more 4EPS&fea
tasn bad DSsu pFosa1ed tor. llE tas
case she Pour htsls , kgy vent nghtlas
fruia teat - tezt. driven OF - ine
awful p9s<essor anti ~ buRgef 4a1
desperation L Woald AZ l2sG selks 0a
tae esuGal spp<nd&gs 81 tne in1lfer-
eat mother an1 lhxa sae2 aud sQge4l
snd S4uezi aid suck until exhausted
nature found relief ia death. In thss
say samuel keatoa CARY las come nto
TITS cruel world, pthout ces ~. and
Ok course without pT0vssons aud ne
bas gone nxhIinz toE a teat tgoni party
% party, until at iast be has fastened
on the rsll eua Of tee old Democratic
SWINE, and there he sguesis and SUCKS
aud sucks and squsals uutll Divine
Providence shall remove hln ~ another
and better world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
PLEDGES REDEEMED

If any Democrat intimates that the
Republican party has failed to keep Its
pledges, show HIM this parallel, COM
piled by the Politician:
The Pledge The EuInilment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
The FuIhilmcnt.

A Republican House
OF K epresen tlyos
passed the Federal
Elections bill. which
gave every lawful cit
iZcn the right 10 cast
one free ballot and
have IL duly counted. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

A Republican Con
gress passed the land
grant forfeiture bill.
which restores ten mil
lions of acres 90 the
public domain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

County Ticket
FOr state Senator
WILLIAM 4. ADAMS.
Fer Sher'H-
ISAAC r. LAMOREAUX
- 0ernty Clerk
JAMES =. hNON.
Fer Register 0f Deeds,
NAIHANtE.. RICE
Fer County treasurer
SHERMAN Z. toLcoN-
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES +. MCBRIDE.
For Circuit Court Comml3sioners-
DWIGHT u0~-.
ALFRED MULCOII.
Fer Coroner4-
HENRY ~ LOCHER,
DANIEL y. W AILACE-
Fer surveyor
DORE SkEEiS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

A Republican Con
gress passed the de-
pendent pension bill.
the most liberal bin OF
its Kind that has passed
in years
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

A Republican Con-
gress passed the Nc
hinleT tariff bill. which
Is the embodiment of
the great system OF
protection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

state keHHEieza.
Here. NJ fsapsyer, - = little piece
81 information Tor yea Ia carry around
in yoar hzg Tor READY reference when
yoa think of 81 - back q 'toose good
old Democratic DAYS ndeF fepuo-
lcau Fuie in IBIS state me great work
Accompi ilsaea tor fEe neople has been
aoae with a. average annual tS1 ~ ! "a
mills 0a 4 cellar. salle toe Democrats
required sn average ~ $50 on the dol-
lar 10 90 waat little they did. With
laese facts sl4riag yea IN the face,
aont you think Il pahcy 20 let the al
fans OF State remain right where they
are in tie hSnds og the Republican
PaTtgy
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

'tOH for some one 10 take my cam
paign of of my hands for slOO0," sghs
the "Little Giant"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

EUh SALEna ll - 81 oT a. arrcs 81 saoa
Improved farm 81 Eafaau lana. e. .ics
mem c.IA. q. n lAcnts. AHdVI eaiiL ~
TaaaI E.nk ~
koN sAl h-t't anrrs lan ~ arse Afn haase
.seulh frQuf harl. vel ffaiI rfl ueuu
Fnaa. Three QfslfsF.e u4 a. milr aaei II 'lalN
trid.afe.. op hlaIp roaa. lnaule ga prem
lses sal
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
The Pledge.

We rcaf1rm our IN
sweTyiug devotion %
the ; crsOnai rights OF
all citizens. IN all the
states. aud especially
90 the supreme and
sovereign -ight OF
every Lawful ritlzen C.
east one frc, olllOtand
have 10 duly counted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

SAID Speaker Reed 70 the citizens OF
Utica. y. y, last Monday evening
.Your votes NIL show whether you
are constant or incons.ani in your opln-
IONS. Two years ago you so.emniy de-
clared that you were In favor ot the
doctrine OF protection, nos Incidental,
but protection on purpose. The Me
K.nley bill embodies the doctrine, and
gives more fully than any other law
protection 10 the American people. Ii
must again receive your sanction, FOR
your sanction alone VIII give 10 Il tina.
stability which will encourage business
and give Us prosperity. therefore ap-
peal 70 tins audience TO declare again
by their verdict what they did by their
verdict IN 1858. One would not think
that would be necessary. and yet the
sacred writings tell rs that when the
good man sleeps, citizen OF another
country IS about sowing tAres. When
the Republicans stay away from the
pclls the Democrats are apt TO 60
there. You viii find that your pres
ence at the polls IS necessary for the
Inauguration of period Of prosperity.
| desire your approval by the re-elec-
ton of Republican Congress, because
believe that such an election would
be conducive TO the interests OF good
government in this country; good gov
ernment, not in a partisan sense, but
on that basis on which rest the liberties
of this country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

The Republican
party pledges itself 10
do all in its power 10
facilitate the ddmlS'
sion OF the territorie.
of Ncw Mexico, Idaho.
and Arizona
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

THE Cincinnati Post remarks:
Iti00Scd some Ike p0tpl-
or the Democratic rooster.
y hen ST hiniey Reed slt AiErr
Nct the masses up af VI ooster.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

he ekerssszat pFice - 8 81 - s-.e5
pes keg Il iVe poaa1s. Hes tAe t&zoa-
- ass seen ro1,e.e1 ca Is =. BAL, s1ys
80 tafs1 refornaeE. the szFE = TAX
zaI : IA x = : kes : nos ieale1 81
See NiEs E4s soa 4 Is were aot fer
- ~ t4rsr Yug aeas4 xet ass Ter 81 ~
- eeass kes that's =
elaehef. zn3 Ne aAFs noEA lng mere %
So beg SltA regard - toe sleel, ~
thnS. Ii NluEsesS a2a p1t oaty 0n
tool s.S<4 - ~ NStss f>~-~s
al 2 ae Nooi1 have good AsasTeAn
l8ol stre. Ga tie Hl&rkes - - eS2ts Qr
le-s iussas o. gp9 years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

Tur non-psrtssn element OK the W.
CT. r.. of Iowa, at their recent state
convention, won the victory after a
very spirited contest. The vote stood
SIS - ss. All honor 90 the noble wo-
men If Iowa. who have divorced their
temperance work from bg0try and IN
tolerance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
WE Ak NANHo ~ Q Cd

p f.sF~c<1rT b-rf - -
er rrsee-.f rs~lrs-eir -a~of rs~-F s~rrs
sr-~- rra~r~< 80 s-< qrrsfts. ress sss7-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
W|NANS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
3 AND 4 TOWER BL0CK.

Telephone ....-...--....- -.....-......-...... 81
WANTED-M -Mals Help cook. machine
hands. ? porter. s farm hands scyeral
good agents. and Z Tower block.
WANTED-Iems Heip-1 second siris. 2
cooks diuinE room gris kifchrn 81.
| iagndrfss. IS general ElrIS. Cifis o. so south
dluinE-room Eiris for first r. As hotels oatslae
cltg. ladies' Psrio-. Tower block
rU>IN ESS CBAE E>--For ss'e or exchange
- -frY goods stock ss1f, grccefy stock e =.
hardware stock sfof end So 81. stock een4rai
mercaanats = s-sn. {. neral sreos s~'s.s satenn
500, horse. tuggT. harness 49, BLANKETS slsss
brick house and lot sud farm - erehsnve for
HVarv. : $50 stock ~ q y soe8s iu city g. fx-
change for a3ase ald ieL
AE WANT allfn neei ~ erlploy7erf - caHt
good PAGES ana good Vages. 3 aud 4
Tower bees.
en- VII 7uy - nrw room hcnss n soBfh
-'-ftN 1r1qd kaFids Way ell Toa Pas Telfl
Scn.0 Only. far sonas On sxl2 lot oa
Hs'f't ~hirieF-sf
S-ls0 istAe price fer = 1story. sroern hsuss
= ~ en ferasn7ost
<SO.0 " setasEv haT nfcs Htfas roa-s
ettage an lotsTe.. ntsry neT, eHs
hicek n n csrs.
GOO So bay houss 1s roos rsrsir nssr
-'tfe1 Ltnsola Fsrs .st 4V-lI
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Igs ee-'f RI ss Ia ehaa-e
5000 T~s srees 81 sarx, ~ 81 tsis rrl-s-
p - 80 81 est S.ae saf ere - sfata
parf ~ cry.
EARws- hars sevs-as sls, 1sft.s farms 70
sxeasnks - ~ 7ersy
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
We are uncomprom

" ? are u1c0mprOm-
isingiy IN favor OF the
American system Of
protection. We pro
test against its de
stTuctlOn as proposed
by the President ana
his party.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

TuAr disgruntled. semrRepuhlcan.
thrre-faurths Democratic and alto
sether Mugwumpsh Chicago Tribune
calls Congressman Burrows a chump
on arrouut ~ bis attitude on Che tariff.
II the reorle of MS district stsud BY
hir,. ~ vii try 60 set along without
the Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

We declare our OF
position 70 all cOmbi
nations OF capital or
ganiLed In trusts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

i'' Z ciIAkLEs IS. WkTElSs. 81 Kent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

A Republican Con-
gress passed the Anti
Trust" bill. an act 10
protect trade and
commerce against un-
lawful restraints and
monOpolies."
A Republican Con
greSs admitted Idaho
and Wyoming during
its first session. and
New Mexico and Ari-
ZOna will undoubtedly
be admitted during the
second session.
A Republican Con
greSs passed the best
silver bill that has been
enacted for years.
A Republican Ssnate
passed a shipping and
subsidy bill which
Wouid have passed the
HSuse but for the late
ness Of the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

fa4IlI EES ~ grs6lg4es - Enost Nne ~
1el 80 s.ils 81 ftose Alcf ie.s 50 aei.ft 81
Frte 49, ts<Dt oess- / : ttetft,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

rur Toleto Blade has discovered
thst the Mckinley tariff law admits
fossils free 81 dafv. Thus sindly did
Mckinley heap Goals of fire ca the
heads 81 the Democracy. They tried
30 sirsuxle b'm with gerrymsnder
amt ha ri ebt have shut them Gus Ct
the country. but be didn't.
rnr pearl hufton makers m New Jer-
So ha~e already received - per cent.
increases u wages. The McEirley tsr.tf
law cuts off tae Austrian supply. sud
ear ahorers sre already gettng the
benefit. Just Havs htte patience.
trother Democrats. sno you VII fnc
prcofs enough. ard mose tran ven
rant. 81 tbe gDod be. cy'~ ~ot ictang
Anclcsns acrk Ter AnercA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

We earnestly recon =
mend thar prompt ac-
.ioa be faSen bT Con
gress IN the enact
ment Of such iegisia
ton rs viii hest secure
the rehabilitation Of
the Americant m 2 ?
chant marine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

FBdCN6 NJ. BARNARD. Grand Rapids.
Third District
NORTON FITCH. oi Sparta.