Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-09-16
thursday, SEPT. 10, 1897.

A former resident of Montcalm Co.,
40 removed to Canada, writes as fol-
VS. to a friend at Mcbride: ~ have
food house, good barns and good
fge orchard. | have just finished
ting in one field OF oats and every
Ing is looking we'll, but still would
k,her by thousand dollars have the
ne property in Michigan. You
lder why! This is, at the present
Ise, the free traders paradise.
We heard more kicking against Me-
iley and protection than heard all
time | was in the United States.
the last election here they elected
Ne Traders TO the government and
" are now having the same exper-
te that we did under Grover Cleve-
rs administration and now that
.rier is carrying out his Free Trade
ages, they are cursing him, just as
democrats did Grover. They say
had good times here, and money
plenty, when they could sell their
and crops, and everything else in
roit, free of duty. | think they are
lex OF their present Free Trade
km here, as we were over there.
never was protectionist before |
d be now.
~
St now there is more than little
Expressed in the free trade and
Silver camp lest the present add
rtration shall injure our trade with
rnd through unfriendly tariff leg
on. And yet just little while
was being shrieked throughout
hngth and breadth Of our land
the Republican party was being
ed to by England in the matter
party policies. 1t will probably
, necessary to further deny the
e of favoritism To England or To
,her country by the present ad-
gration. The foreign wall of woe
she Dingley bill will silence the
2 that the Republican party has
vors To bestow save upon the
of our own ountry.-Cadillac
Ind Express.
~
,ys to be pleasant and polite to
sons with whom we may come
PACT. Though we may at times
ssed by some one whose position
Dns may be disagreeable, it is
the better TO act manly. a
open character does not lose
e by politely submitting to ar
p. The brilliancy of electricity
+ diminished by the taunts of
ious tallow candle. A man is
measured by the qualities he
IS and his character is never
by the winnings Of the dis
q. A cool, placid temper even
he most unfavorable circuln-
1ill eventually gain the respect
bitterest enemies. Control
and in time you will be able to
others.
~
litor OF a contemporary very
smarks If the kodak fiend"
II a aashlight picture of the
use vestibules, the steps to
BUS churches, and some of the
cks about town, almost any
the pictures when finished
2 surprise To some of the
)ple OF this village. If your
and your neighbours son must
,ir evenings together, better
have the parlor, than 90
around the street.
-
preventative Of the new State
2 Co., who has been working
ounty for number of weeks
ms the Portland Review that
any purposes to build ex-
every city and town in the
to connect these towns by
mes. They propose making
ate between all towns in the
ainst the Bell rate of 20 cents
Is to any point in the state.
~
at question is hard one for
patriots to explain. They
wing the advance in wheat
OF the fall in silver is due TO
wheat. But this very state
y strengthens the assertion
ponents who insist that the
y wheat was the result OF
ess coupled with cheap pro-
transportation.
~.
lien B. Morse, consul at
expected home soon and
already being mentioned
.Ocratic candidate for con-
year against VIM. Alden
s figured he would catch
vote, and that he would
e united democracy.
-.
elxahla dayalonnnant ~ tho