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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05
@as, eleftriides 9iat mo Sriehfraft

Wir bemeiten uns um Die Gunb.
f9aft bes publifums fir @qs. our 8es
leu1tung uHo gum Ro6en. Arc, Sn'
eanbeseent, elettrif6es 2i9t unb elet'
trii@e Sriebtraft., Wir liefern Soften.
ani9Idse fur 2egung bon R6bren III
6duietn, Aufftelun9 Bon @as6fen, unb
eletttif9e 8eieu6tung, MOtose. @Iefs
trif@e Sriebfraft pirb prompt gslieferi
Don Der Gan antonio Gas
Rnmpagnie. $elepboa PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05
@eiumbbeit TT 0ieibtbmti,

Or. 6. 6. Mefs 9lsrpens unb a@ebirn= iaur lit Elm
saranttrtes fpegif5@es 6eilmitteI fur 1pl1erie, Qrdms
vles nerpble g2eurnIsta5 a~ctfiGmeren nexb5ie lleters
rettnnB nnb Nbipennna8t perurIadt butA BEN hbers
feits NtebersefHlaseHbeif unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bic
In Matufin1I nnsarfet unb angemetnes Glenb, Siems
tbnm une Tpb berbstfhbrt. Gs IT aud Elm SeiImitteL
s Ssssa, i EI gsIsas n A!lsF sxt sssen MnIsasisaEis.s Sms
nTfa@t turds stiftse neterahfrenenns pber tnr&
Sueenhihncen. Seize G4aMtel eutbdf bic 9ur far
einen Mcnat. $1.O0 BITE GAa9teIt cher 6 G9a@tein
I'M IS .O0, burd Die Bot gesen Ginienbnns beB 4reifes.
2Bir earaHtiren, bab 6 6Aa@teln ieben T0a hetler
werbel. nit ieber 8efe1uns fur 6 G@a9teln, bic BET
Nns nit benz yreile ~einlduit, feHbeH MIR hem 8eiieler
unleren ffrtftiihen @arantte : Gmeiu, bab mir bas
0eb turhfi9tden, penn bas MittsI feiue 9eiinns bes
pigts &pf4e G@eiHe rerbeB nur a~n59eient BON
@ttr Dru9 Gtcre (Ginjtee Nsenfen) SO. 8 CAT
Gommeru Street, Gan Antpntc, 2egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05
@abt Yrp%fla
Sc aporsOffice,
Staot Gan NntOnio, Seras,
%. WnriI 1891.

III. QPflt 1871.
Sn Jo!ae Der mir tur6 ben 6reibrief
unb bic Orbiuanoen Der Gtabt San
Nntenlo %ubertrageneu Ma9tbo1tom.
menbeit erlaiie i6. B,Dan Galagban,
Wtapor Der Gtabt San Mntpnio, biele
meme prOflamation unb orbne Dos
bur6 bic Abbaltung elmer @abl
an 16. Sage bes Mai A. D..
1891
ftir eiaen Mloerman Der 6. Watb an,
UNI bic bur9 ben Sob bes Nlbetman
s. %. Bitter ~entitanoene 8afan3 gu
filIen.
Ser Gtimmplab, gde bon glms uro
Nolans9 traBe, ". 5. page ~borFbenber
Veamter, iDir6 bon Worgens 8 ubr big
a6enos 6 ubr 9e6ffaet fein.
Die Wabl miro a~b9ebalten unb 8es
ri9t eingereidt in uebereintimmuug
nit @ettiou xxx bes @tabtfreibriefs
un6 Der Gtaatsgeiebe, 9tt bonn "A.
Mdr5 1887 Der 3wan3i9lten 2eeislatur,
Settle 81.
Gum 3eugniB bierfhr babe Id
meinen Namen unteri9rieben
90 unb einen M6orud beg 5iegels
NzRSN bet Stabt 5an Intonio an 6iez
fem %. Sage bes Npril 1891
beifigen !aiisn.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Nttefitt MaDor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Gtabt @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

&err 6. s. @aIaer, SO. PIT OF.
6ounon . GtraBe bdlt TETS bas bols
tDmmenfc 2aser in 3ei6enmateria.
lien, $apeten, Garbeu, @las, spiegel'
gIas, Siloerrabmen, GirniHea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Malers lltenflien. Stint.
Ierii1 arsgefhbrte 8ilber uuo Staiuets
ten &c. inb In einei iebensmertben @als
lerie sur 4nR6t uab gum 8ertauf GUS
gefelt. Sn 9apeten unb 3immerbetos
.ra!ionen 1T bas @eI@madOollfie un6
Neneae bort au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05
0as 3eitmn8Stueieit In ben Der.
GtNatett.

Na@ Mngabe bes 6a9bIottes "Print,
er's Ink bat i'm Sabre 1890 bic 3abl
Der In ben Der. 6taaten erf9einenben
3situnsen unb 3eitidriften UNI 1,6l2
3ugenommen unb betrdst 5tir 3eit 49,
536. 9ielelben serfalIen nod ibrem
gbaraftsr In folgen6e unterabtbeiluns
gen: Sd9li9e 3~eitunseH, LOO; breis
nal bic MoGe eri9einenoe, 80; 3neis
nal bic @o@e. POI; Mo@enaeitunsen,
10. APO; ole 3wei DO@en erf6eiaenbe
So: balbmonatli9 318; Monaisi9rifs
ten 2.506; ole atuei Monote eri6eis
ttenb, IS: Bierteliabrs.S 9riften 178.
9m 5tdrifen III bic preRe rtotarIi9 I'm
State Netp Oort bertreten; bort er'
fGeinen 1858 3eitun9tn unb 3eiti@rif,
ten. Damn fommt SlinOis nit l, ia,
pennIplDan!eA nit 1857 unb Ohio
mil 1.l39 u. (. 10. bis Alasta nit 3
Wo9enbldttern unb benz Snbianers3ers
ritorium. mo feline ein3tge tdgliGe Bel.
tung erf9eint. 9as bena9barte Ga
naba lit ebenfals nur nit SO Sages'
uno 527 Wo9enblGttern geieenet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

8a- Das bette 8rennbOI3 in Der
Sta5t 1T III haben bel Carr & 81 o.
berou. Selepbon $685..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

gp sinber I'm 9auie fnb, i0ait AID Or. Bulls Sus
fen Sprnp iein, 6enn es 1T naS bette Mttttl sesen bic
Brdune une icniise 9aIstrantbsttsn. GS tpfst nnr %
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

6 . { q | s.
Cages GbrDnif.
80 /.

3. Wt q |.
1889. Gr5ffnuns Der &eihsitdrbe in Ser
iailes. Anfans Der fran30itiGem &epolutton.
1903. Garl VI, &Dnig BON Spanten, bers
Sihtet bpr 9apoleon auf feline &rone.
1921. Napolepu |. auf ct. 9elena seitorbet.
1926. @usenie, Gaiierin Ser Gran5pien,
@emablin NapplepnS III, geboren.
1912. 5.-8. 8ranb bon 9ambnrg.
1849. Strabenfainpf in Dresden. = Gin>
riiden preuBii1er Sritppsn.
1858. llItilnatum bes Siiriten Men5tfoff an
Die 4fprte.
1861. General 8utler beiett bas gtelaas
Saus in Marblatb.
1862. Sdladt bel williamsburg, So.
@rpbe &erluite.
1868. Die &ebelen.S ruppen rGunnen Sui
fplf, 3d., unb S~erit0ren bic S~eituneSfperfe. :
Ibmiral 9orter nin1mt M~leranbria, Ga.
1854. S4la9t bel @iLberneS, ga. @robe
@erlufte.
1865. Gertperfung ber bon Der &esierung
geforberten Seeresreform burdl bic 2. &ammer
in Berlin.
1888. &arl Marr geftprben.
1889. Sdeularfeief Der fran56iidea &ebos
lutipt bon 1889 in 9aris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

p0- Der plumber S. 6. 2ltfiMa,
go. 20 4benue $ nabe poff : Office,
bat, um ben g~effeigerten NnIpri6en,
bic an fein @efddft seftelt tuerben,
na9tommen Sa t6nner, f6 nit einem
ti@tigen Ga@manne, 0errn SbOmas,
aRociirt nnb trirb tpie gem6bnli1 3ur
3~ufrietcnbeit bes publitums ale NuFs
fridge raid erleSigen. SeIepbon APT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05
@abt, Mnseise.

@ir linO autoriiirt, Serrn @il9etm
Mutb ais &anoiSaten fir albermet Der 6.
8arb bel Der am Is. Mai itattfinpenben 8abl
ansufinot9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

Seoem bas geine. 5%oItanb 1T
bic bette 8e3uasquelle fir Sbee uub
Rahee.-Wo0t Shr gu@ elm aufriebenes
9eim beri6ofen Gauft 9bee unb
&afee bon b.-@s 1T Cure
eioens s6ul6, tuenrt SIR i@Ie6ten Raf.
fee befommt; Bel 00IIanb. 237 Welfs
@ommercsiiraBe, 1T ct tets ausge3ei6uet.
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wuuoiaau Il, gerae.

yt1tOic3A9 tn 9eGAe.
ueber bas Wetter bot bic 9un6{mau
bieies Mfal nur pepig 3u fageu, =
sgltdli1erweiis@, = barf bin3ugeiesi
werben; benn fur oas Wetter bat bas.
felbe @ort, tpsldes BON der GtauA
iast, baB es INNER aIs bas bette 3ei9en
ftr he unb ibren Wertb angenommen
Deroen mthe, ueHn m6gIi9f tpenio
bon ibr sefpro9en meroe, bic Dult
@eltung.
Die 8eri6ie tiber bic Witterung be,
bsrgau8enen Mo9e fH6 in Der Sbai
duBer1 birftig, bafir Iauten He aber
aud insgeiammt nit elmer beinab an
bns Gomii1e itreifen5en usberein Jim.
mung oabin, biefelbe iei cine gepiHer.
maBeu ideal. i66ne uno ginliige gene.
len, berattig f66n, baB es faum nod
m69li6 fei, fi9 etne bsiere unb allen
Snterefen bes Staates, insbeionoere
aber bes Garmers, better entipre@enbe
80 tDiniden.
Set BEN %. MpriI. -bnbin FaBt liG
fsir Msos, mssr. S;s S naa tna,
marin unb boiler Sonnenf@ein, pie tie
fir bic etDas 3urhdsebliebene gesetas
msIms Ssm MsiSbousr h;e @sIsosnsa a
aabeu, bic fir feline 5eIber n6ibigen
Atbeiten, bas Na13fan3en bon Rorn
EunD BQumDDQe A. g.. mn fnIfes ana
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- Die Nnpenbuns bon Or. Nug.
R6nie's hamburger pfaiter beilte Mus=
f9Iag i'm @eidte, moran i6 au Ieiben
bate. = CHARLES Gtintber, 1108 Gins
StrQBe, Dallas. Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-05

va Sn unter3eus, 0emben, SOiIet.
teartifel finbet man n~irgenowo before
Nusmabl als bel g aaeoait 6 Sobn.
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Don't Read This.

He walked in and put down a
dollar in silver, which clanked
like a. carriage wheel in the still
ness of the sanctum. Said he:
There, take it and credit nv
subscription, quick"
What's the matter?" we said.
what" said he, 'last week /
was fishing out on Spring creek a
thunder storm came up, and {
rained and Numbered, and light
ming flashed all around me. l
crawled into hollow log to escape
it. The rain made the log swell up
until L was fastened in and nearly
squeezed to death. / began to
think of all my sins and to repent.
SuddenlyIrememberedthat my sub
scrption to my county paper was
not settled up, and l felt SO small
about it that | was able to back
right out of the log at once!"
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Notice!

NORFOLK 81 WESTERN r. r. Co.
Roanoke, Va, Oct. 70, 1891.
The use of the track or other
property Of the Norfolk a. Western
Railroad Company for any purpose
not connected with the business of
said Railroad Company is prohibit.
ed, and notice is hereby given that
said Company does not consent to
the use of its said track, or other
property for any purpose which is
not connected with the operations
Of its railroad.
JosEPH IT. SANDS,
Vice President and Gen'l Manager.
Octz3 -Sw.
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and can prove Huntington


The upper Ohio liver is so low
that when the COWS drink out of il
along the shore, the owners are com.
PEELED to beat them with clapboard.
to get the dust out before they car
be,milked. Even thon they have ts
strain the milk through a sieve t.
get the gravel out of it. Turtle.
wear goggles, and terrapins carry
parasols to keep the sun off their
backs. The river is covered with
bars so thick that mosquito can
not get close enough to get a drink.
When a stern wheel boatsis under
way you cannot tell whether it is
fog or dust she is enveloped in
Exchange.
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The noted desperate of Lincoln
county-Paris Brumfield. was shot
five times by his son Charles, on
Tuesday of last week. Paris was
drinking and attempted to take the
life of his wife, when the son inter
fered with the above result. The
wounded man lived only a few
hours after having been shot. Paris
killed several men during his life
and it is said often boosted that
no man could get the drop on him,
but finally one of his own flesh
and blood ended his career. The
son has not yet been arrested, and
probably will not be.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The election the 3rd not
only demonstrated that Ohio is in
the Republican column, butthe NOR
al effect of the victor will be felt all
over the country. The battle was
fought on the national issues of pro-
lection and honest money. Nc
kinley represented these issues as
no other man could have done. and
he confined his speechmaking al
most wholly to them. Campbell
said in one of his speeches that if
he was elected it would be the
death blow of protection. These
are the issues that will be before
the country next year.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

We have made arrangements with
DR.. b. ] Kendall & Co, publishers
Of "A Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases" which will enable all our
subscribers to obtain copy of that
valuable work free by sending their
address enclosing a two cent stamp
for mailing same to DIR b. J. KEN
DALI Co , ENosBURG FALLS, VT.
This book is now recognized as
standard authority upon all diseases
OF the horse. as its phenomenal sale
attests, over four million copies hav-
ing been sold in the past ten years, a
sale never before reached by any
publication in TIE same period of
time. We feel confident that our
patrons will appreciate the work,
and be glad to avail themselves of
this opportunity Of obtaining a val.
liable book.
1t is necessary that you mention
this paper in sending for the Treat.
ise." This offer will remain open
for only short time.
Oct7-I2w.
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Massachusetts, elected a Demo-
cratic Governor on Tuesday of last
week, but all the other state officers
and Legislature are Republicans.
Gov. Russell is young man and
has developed great deal of per-
sonai popularity and possesses quail
ties that attracted many indie
pendent Republican votes. They
did not vote the Democratic ticket /:
they voted for Russell. Next wear
they will vote the Republican tick
ct. Massachusetts is reliably Re-
publican.
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NOTICE!

NORFOLK x WEsrRRN r. r. CO..
Roanoke, Va, Oct. 20, 1901.
Attention is called to Section e
OF Chapter I45 Of the Code Of Wesl
Virginia, which is as follows:
IF q person maliciously obstruct
remove, or injure any part Of rail.
road or canal, or any bridge, or fix
iure thereof, or obstruct any ma.
chinery, work, or engine thereof
whereby the life Of any traveller on
such road is put in peril, he shall be
confined in the penitentiary not
less than FIVE 50 years"
JOSEPH RI. SANDS,
Vice President and Gent Manager.
Oct73-Sw.
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Do you know that one bottle o:
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker will charge a dark, greasy
oily looking complexion to clear,
transparent skin? The secret OF
this great change is that it operates
so successfully on the liver and
kidneys. Sold and warranted by
w. M. BLoss, Ceredo, w. Va.
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In Iowa a Democrat was elected
Governor, but in Iowa the issue was
prohibition, the Republicans hav-
ing declared for the maintenance
of the prohibitory laws, and the
Democrats for their repeal. The Leg
islature is Republican on joint
ballot. Iowa is safe enough for the
Republicans in 1892.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The Huntington Advertiser Gu
logizes A. B. Fleming for not talking
politics when interviewed by news
paper reporters and condemns Gen.
Golf for doing so. Mr.. Fleming is
sensible, that's a fact, in this par
ticular instance. 1t would be very
unwise IN him, indeed, to mention
the manner in which he received
the Office he is now filling.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

Does the Ceredo ADVANCE dis
cover an item in this paper clipped
from its columns? Thanks, Theo-
dore.- Richie Gazette.
We discovered no such item as
referred to in the above paragraph,
but it's all right, anyway.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

Mr. George c. Mcintosh, former
ly city editor of the Huntington
Gazette, will publish Sunday pa
per at Huntington the first issue
of which will appea4 about Deem
Der 9th. We wish the new paper
success.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

Maj. j. j. Peterson, L. S. Consul
at Honduras, was banquetted by
Republican friends at Huntington
on Saturday evening of last week.
Geo. r. Mcintosh was toast-master
on the occasion. We regret our
inability to be present.
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Notice to Hunters!

All persons found hunting or shooting on
any OF the lands owned or under control OF
the undersigned will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent OF the law. This Includes pIl
lands between Turnhole and Buffa.o and
Twelve Pole and Sandy road.
Joe Plymale, A. II. McKeand,
n. g. McKeand, Il. +. Drown,
John Drown, Wayne Smith,
Lee Wilson, j. F. Eayes
Nov ll-4w
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Wanted Agents.

Live energetic men end ladies
to sell DR.. Geo. 4. Lotions
wonderful book character
Sketches" The New Pilgrims
Progress. The book is religious
and moral "Puck" and agents
reap a harvest handling it. Out
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culars and territory, address,
Southwestern Publishing
HOuse
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"Wednesday. November II. 1891.
New Y~k elected a Democratic

New Yak elected a Democratic
Governor TIE 3rd inst. But in
New York tho issue was local. 1t
WAS not even State issue. The
question was, shall New York city
be delivered from the clutches of
the Tammany tigeTs 1t was claim
ed OF course that Tammany was
aiming to rule the State as il had
done the city. Ii is now evident
that Fassctt made mistake in
fighting the battle exclusively on
that issue. He was full of the sub
ject himself. having fought Tam
many in the State Senate for a
number of years, but it was not
an issue that was calculated to
arouse the rural voters. He re
duced the Democratic majority in
the cities, but failed to get the
country vote out. If the fig Int had
been upon national issues the result
would have been different. Too
much reliance was placed upon
Fassett's brilliant leadership, and
not enough hard work was done in
school districts. Besides, prejudice
was excited against F.ssctt by the
charge that he was the creature of
boss Platt. The suspicion of
bossism is the redflag that will ex-
cite Republican fury. New York
is at least debatable ground not.
withstanding the result of the late
election. Tie State once elected
Grover Cleveland Governor by
100000 majority, and two years
later only gave him 1900 majority,
and four years later cast its electoral
vote against him. Put New York
IN the Republican column in 1902.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

1t was scarcely expected that
New York would do any better.
Tammany and corruption have
long ruled in the wicked metropo-
lis. The Republicans reclaimed the
State Legislature, however, which
is some consolation.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

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The Irish have their own ways of
conducting a political campaign
Recently at Cork, the Anti Parnell-
ties were holding meeting, when
the Parnellites organized a process.
sion and marched to the meeting.
when fight occurred with clubs
and stones. A result thirty or
more were sent to the Hospital, to
have their wounds attended to.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

Congressman Capehart, Fourth
district, has appointed Frank Mar
shall, of Richie county, cadet to
West Point.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The report of Mr.. Wells, whom
the Cincinnati Post sent to Califor.
MIA and the Black Hills, is encour-
aging to those who have believed
that tan miRs existed in the United
States. Especially is this true of
the mines in South Dakota. There
is tin there, Of a fine quality, and
in abundance. 1t is thought there
is enough there, so that in from five
to ten years, the mines will be able
to supply the demands of the coun.
try.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The youngest Deputy United
States Marshal in the State was
here yesterday. w. r. Wallace is
his name, and he's a good 'un. He
had a prisoner in charge, Sim John
son, Of Tulip, Wayne county, who
he was taking to Charleston TO be
tried for unlawful retailing. and
had also summoned a number Of
witnesses to testify before the u. 8.
Grand Jury. Mr.. Wallace is a
popular young man of Wayne
county, and lives near Yorkville.
Not only there, but with the people
that he has come in contact with
IN official life in other parts Of the
state he has also gained4 quite a
reputation. lie is a good young
man, occupyinga position that he
most ably fills and will make his
mark anywhere. IL is said that he
- to be elevated TO a better posi-
ton. The Times claims that he il
the youngest Deputy in the State
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

Pennsylvania grandly disap-
pointed Democratic expectations.
Pennsylvania Republicans were
strictly in it this year. Sixty thous-
and majority 1t will be one hun
dred thousand next year.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

Free trade Democrats may yell
until they are hoarse, "The tariff
Is a tax," and it Will have no effort
on the majority Of the voters of
this great country, who believe in
Americans working for the inter
est OF home and country. Protec-
ton is the thing for this country
and the people who have been luke
warm IN the cause, are beginning to
find it out.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

An English estimate Of our gov
ernmont's frmness in its demands
upon Chilli, is that il was for effect
upon the impending election. A