Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-04
Best of Republican NcWSp1prrS.
The Tribune for 1892.
Roswell d. Horr ON the Tariff.

The Republican party. Triumphant in 1891
wherever national issues were at stake, re-
news, aggrcssiveiy and Diavely, the fight for
ls92 THE NEW YORK TRIm NE,the ablcst, most
reliable, and best OF Republican, papers leads
the way.
During lsa. Roswell G. IIorr, of Michigan.
the witty orator, will continue in THE rRIB
UNE his remarkable articles on the Tarif,
Reciprocity, Coinage. and the Currency.
These topics are an under >tandablr, the Re
publican policy with r"gared to all OF them
l. right, patriotic ana inprcgnablc, but dust
has been thrown III the papers eyes, and the
air has been flied with toy. by lying aud
tricky raritf Rriurmer~. THE TRBUNc IN int-
nom one u i've exceedingly entertaining
ton.
article, every week explaining these qucs-
Mr. Hour begin, 1T the beginning of every
subject, ami makes il 80 clear that everyone
can understand and no CA" can answer him.
Ask any urighbor what hr think, OF Mr..
Horr's writings. lie viii tell You that they
are genial, clear. entertaining and perfectly un'
answeiablc. y specially j. made OF answer.
ing al Questions, asked IN good faith on the
Tariff, Reciprocity, Coinage, the Currency,
and the projects OF the Farmers Allianc. THE
TGIBrNE is the best national Republican pa.
is92.
How To Succeed i'm Life.
THE TRIBUNE Will also contain the series
of articles to Young Men and Women, penned
by men who, beginning lite themselves with
few advantages, have nevertheless succeed
ed honorably and brilliantly. II will also
reply to questions as to what young men and
women should 10 10 succeed III HE, under the
particular circum -tances in which their lot
i'll life il cast. The replies will u" written
under the direction OF Roswell G.. Horr,
whose familiarity with American lite ana
opportunities and whose deep and cordial
sympathy with all who are struggling under
adverse circumstances, promise To make the
replies practical and satisfactory.
Vial Topics OF the Day.
Many special contributions viii be printed
from men and women OF distinguished rep
utation. Among III topics are: ">ilVcl
Coinage, the latest N.cW~;'' "rrnper Function
of the Minority i'm Legi>aiion." to include
one paper cacl from Democrat and Il
Republican, prominent i'm public lite; Charm
tul Tendencies OF Tru,ts;' arid Lands OF
ed states" Free Postal Delivery in Rura
communities" Better Pay tor Fourth Class
Postmaster.:' Importance OF the Nicaragua
Canal" "Nilage Improvement ;" "Our Ger
man Fellow Citizen in America" and many
others.
Agriculture
In addition to the regular two tges n weel
OF how to run iarm and make it pay, there
House Lambs" "Modol Farms" Tobacco
Raising ""Suglr Beets," Fancy High Price,
Butter Making" Care OF Bees" Market Gar
dening," "LiVe Stock" and Il variety OF othe
equally important branches OF American
For Old Soldiers.
+ For veteran OF the war there will be pag
# week OF war stories, answers to questions
news and gossip. Mrs. Anne Wittenmye
win supply an interesting column OF news O
the W. {. THE TRInuNE'> War stories q
the past year have never been surpassed 10
thrilling interest.
For Families.
Families win value the pages devoted 4
/ Questions ana Answers "llousehold Dec
Grafton" Home Interests" Cooking.
* ittmg and Crochet" "l Dung Folks" AN
the Fashions.
\ great editorial page will he printed, am
! fef foreign letters. hook eel
checkers and chess and fun abundantly SUI
piled.
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