Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-12-04
Best of Republican Newspapers
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1902.


The Republican party, triumphant in 1891 wher
ever national issues were at stake, renews, AZ
excessively and bravely, the fight for lSe. The
New York Tribune, the ablest, most reliable, and
best of Republican papers, leads the way.
During 1892, Roswell q. llorr of Michigan, the
witty orator will continue in the Tribune his I,A-
markabe articles ON the Tariff, Reciprocity, Com
age, and the Currency These topics are all un-
derstandable: the Republican policy with regard
to all of them is right, patriotic and impregnable;
but dust has been thrown IN the people eyes, and
the air has been filed with fog by lying and tricky
Tariff Reformers The Tribune prints from one
to five exceedingly entertaining articles every
week explaining these questions.
Mr. Horr begins at the beginning of every sub
iect, and makes il so clear that every one can un-
deIstand and no one can answer INN ASK any
neighbor what he thinks of Mr.. Hurr's writings
He will tell you that they are genial clear, enter
tanning and perfectly Hnanswerabe. A specially
is made of answering all questions, asked m good
faith, on the Tariff, Reciprocity Coinage, the Cur
rpncy and the projects of the Farmers Alliance
The Tribune is the best national Republican paper
to supplement your local paper during 1872
HOW TO SUCCEED IN LIFE.
The Tribune will also continue the series Of arti
Giles to young men and women penned by men
who beginning life themselves with few adyan-
tages have nevertheless succeeded honorably and
brilliantly II will also reply to questions as 70
/ what Young men and women should do TO succeed
| in life under the particular circumstances m
! which their lot in life is cast. The replies WIN DC
written under the direction of Roswell q. Holt,
whose familiarity with American life and Oppor-
1 tunities and whose deep and cordial sympathy
with all who are struggling under adverse circum,
! stances promise to make the replies pTacuca ana
! satisfactory.
VITAL TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Many special contributions will be printed from
men and women of distinguished reputation.
Among the topics are ''Silver coinage, the latest
| views >" Proper function of the minority in Leg
isaton' TO include one each from Rtmotra.
! arid lands of the United States Mllhonalres
of the United States, Free postal delivery III ru-
postmasters," Importance Of the Nicaragua ca
| naI " 'sVillage Improvement" Our German Eel
! low citizen in America and many others
AGRICULTURE
In addition to the regular two pages a week OF
how 10 run a farm and make it pay, there WIZ De
! during 1892 special papers ON Hot house lamus,
! model farms " Tobacco raising, sugar beets
| Fancy high priced butter making, care ol
bees ""Mariet gardening 1--we sIoch, anu =
variety of other equally important branches "l
| American farming.
FOR OLD SOLDIERS,
For veterans of the war there will be page O
I week of war stories, answers to questions heW'
and gossip. Mrs Annie Wittenmeyer VIII supply
l The Trihune's war stories Of the past year haN'
I never been surpassed for thrilling interest
FOR FAMILIES.
Families will value the pages devoted to Ones
tians and answers" Household decoration
Hone Interests " Cooking " KNITTING and Gro
Chef " ''Young folks, and the fashions.
A ereat editorial pages will be printed, and he
tion foreign letters book reviews, travels, check
eIs and chess and fun abundantly supplied
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