The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-04-09
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1901.
The Tariff and the Farmer.


the Tariff Il Affects the Farmer and the Mechanic
Hon. Roswell g. Horr, Of Michigan, has been adde's
pose. he will, through the columns Of The Tribune
devote himself to this topic, and will invite and az
SpG1 which @ the G
other duties will allow, attend Farmers Institrtes and
agricultural gatherings the coming winter and spring.
Those yho desire he prssense, s, od MI Mr. MoTr .
promptly with The Tribune.
Young Men who wish to Succeed
Many man feels the lack Of early dire otion of his
promote the formation Of character and succesg in
after life. Every such man would gladly the youag
The Tribune r. has sis planned the Following Sc1ies Of va
nt arteSs s Yheh S igpsaf sa nsf5
of Psckard's Business College.
Suggestions foy the Boys on the Form VINO
Sr,a Srs A5obitious d sy tie HON J. H. Brigham OF
Educatipn with out the Help Of y CcllaGe.
BY President c. X. Adams, Of Cornell University
By Andrew Carnegie, whose remarkable ertcle Of las
Spring vas SO fun Of encouragement to poor men.
unisad ststss By TIE hSn cd9o B. Virgil "
Co2misson9E Of the Department of Labor - ~.
man tenparSnte perl lecturer, Traveller and writer
n sn in s WssS ySs ssss sHr Sn
Gcttysburg and spoltsylvsns and College president.
Importance of Good Manners. ThS Views d
A College Education good for ali; what 10
best for those who cannct get 1t. BY iresi-
The TgiLunc viii print from week to week wel-
considered answers to any questions which young men
or women, in any part Of the country may ask.
Vital Topics OF the Day.
Present Needs and Future Scope OF EmerE-
Fropsr or III tie ierty IN eg
lation. BY the Hon. Julius G: Burrowe, Kalamazoo
praetsssbiiity nsfi in masai 6istriets, With i ths
story OF certain Model Villages. by the Hon-
B. q. Northrop, of Clinton, Conn; ,,,.
fnifasnces OF the Labor Moyoment 1poa
dent Of the Amsrcan Federation Of Labor.
Americas Gbarban and Rural Homes. By
Wsrohouses for Tarsn Products. By L. l.
Polk. President Of the National Farmers Alliance.
Isr.s! 9. Russell, Of The United stsrssI IeeoosicE
Survey and explorer OF Alaska
Other Features. ~
During 1891 The Tribune will print valuable series
ent, on the agriculture Of the United States, with
explanations Of large number OF model farms.
4 special Correspondent, practical farmer, !s now
IN France visiting the farms farm buildings that
thIiftiest Of the agricultural nations Of the world he
aas aes sA'f
soann Of sns
news to The Tribunes 6. A. R. page every week.
Admirable letters of travel In the Southern Stltes
illustrated with pictures, will be printed describing
| the South as 1t exists to-day.
/ All the regular features viii be continued.
The Home Circle columns will be varied by frequent
Illustrated articles home decoration fashions ana
other subjects Of intense interest Written
| principally for people with little money.
| Mrs. Bsyard Taylor, the widow Of Bayard Taylor,
will write articles on Cookery. She 10 remarkable
| knowledge Of her subject.
Steinx, the great chess champion Of the world wiz
supply column week on the greatest and purest Of
ali the games Of the home. ~.
Foreign letters, good stories the news Of the day,
the best Of market reports, book reviews and literary
news, witty jokes, etc, ETC. I.
The Tribune ID printed IN large type and broad
columns and u the easiest paper to read In the coant
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