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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
To ConsumptiveS.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
of maj dread disease, Consumption, by simpe
remedy Is anxious 10 make known 10 MS ieIow SUI
fercrs the means OF cure. To all who desire ~ ne
viii send copy OF the prescription used (tree o,
cherge0 with the directions FOR preparing ahd
Ming the same. which they will find SURE CUf'h
Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNCuiiIs. &c
- Rev T. 4 WILSON,
Igi Penn ST., Willamsburgh' Ne" forh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
HENRY NJ. COLBY.

me sub cIber hereby give. puhli, 1 office that
De- has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County OF ONr6rl liI a. uincd the
trust 81 Administrator On the estate 81
ISAAC BONNEl, late OF sumner,
directs; ne Therefore r,quc.ts an persons Who
indebted to the estate of sail d.ttas, 81 make ina
mediate payment aad those who have any demands
thereon 10 eNhibi, the same -
june II, $50 tLEGIDGE q. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

Removing Morbid Sensibiliiy, Depression of
Spirits Dementia and Melanch"la
Each package Of Cordial Balm contains one box
of the Tonic lie, which may also be had separ-
ately AT 80 cents per box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Salt Rheunn.

Nesetine has cured many cases Of Salt Rheum,
and many OF them Of several years standing,
where many other remedies have failed 10 effect 4
clIre. All forms of this disease occur most fire.
qHeutly in the spring and autumn, and are usually
attended with burning, singing and very trouble
some itching, especially when the blood Is in q
heated condition.
Read the testimonials which appear In this pa.
per every Tuesday.
Vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists.
lima
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

THE subscriber hereby siVr- public notice that
Probate for the Comfy OF Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator of the estate of
>lBlLL MITCHELL Late of Mexico
30 said County deceased by giving bond A. The law
directs, -hc therefore requests all persons wh" are
Indebted To- tir estate OF said decreased TO make i'm
mediate paj nlcYt aud those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit The same TO
June L. I-.J Angler n MITCHELL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OAtoRD. s. Alta Court Of Probate held Al h,,,-i
within and for the County %
on the third Tuesday Of June. a. d. IL. i.t
On the petition of LEVI +. LUR' E1' 1ula,.o,s
Of William IT,, and Charlotte HI. Luny ".ia
heirs OF Charlotte Is. Luryey, late OF ram =. All
County, deceased praying for license 70 INC
convey a certain we'll OF water on prrnI-e -
by said minors near West Paris village o4,.
forth in bis petition ON die in The fro6at, %
AT an advantageous offer OF Fifteen DO''"
Leonard u. Swan. ,o.ts
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give ,.,sd
10 all persons interested by causing al 800
OF his petition, with this orde- VI, tk
TO be published three weeks succe.sNril - ms
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, thai Dr. D..
appear AZ a Probate Court 20 be held Al ssli
In said County on the third Tuesday OF J u9i %,
AZ O'Clock in the forenoon and shew sAus.J
they have why the same should not be giaT I"dle
true copy-attes ct; II. {. Dsyi- hss"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD, ss.-At a Court Of Probate h ril. :
HlrI. ,ritLi.. ~ L. H.. I.-uIIL VI W.

OXFORD, ss;-At q Court Of Probate nv
Paris within and for the County ol VA
on the third TUESDAY OF June A. y. l,.'' ..
HANNAH ID. SWIFT Admini,Ir.i. ~ 1 o.
estIte OF Gil ARIES q. SWIFT. late 'l ",''
sand County, deceased, having urr'e ai u pr =,
count OF administration OF the estate "' '-.'
ceased for allowance: Lid
Ordered, That the "a d Administered give n.
10 all persons interested Ly causing e"ii '' ,i,
order TO be publishedthtee weeks succ,s-F, y ma
oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris, tha! W,
appear at Probate Court TO be held 20 l-i' -,
In said County ca th- third Tu+-dny oi J"' IsrI
at 9 O'Clock Ia the forenoon nud he" e-,','.I
they have why the sane should not be -.
An. wALkEk Jgat'
AtruecOpy- attest II. G. DAVIS h'sD.---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD, ss;-ht q Court Of Probate ht1
Paris within aud for the County " Ok
on the third Tuesday % jane. 4. b. ~
ON the petition OF SOLOMON llEilD. G-i-
ian at silas II. NCh,en a. aI-.. minor beg,
William L. MckceB,late cot - ruurs ,u -a.t c...
Is. deceased. praying Tor license o. 800 srl RI.
yry ,ahl minor Interest iu certain it-i c-'lS
sciibed ia hi- petition ON tile 'u t.r FiopsieU f-
Al an adyautagrous unrr u' tHrsc fUuIIrI ID.
thirty dollars made by john llllI OBJ ,atli
burg.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner ghtt.
10 an persons interested ~ causing su al>ll- r
hi. petition. with this order ,hrI c9u go D., pgth
three week. succcssivcly bee the oxford l-n.-r
pfintc az Paris, that they ilty appra ~ fr.l..
Court 20 be held az fAri- Zoo .a.a togHf. f
the third Tuc,day Of Jul, u'Nt a. su.col o.
the forenoon aud shew cause if 1ut they hu-,
the same should not b. granted
%. WALhtE, J.--
Atrucco attest 10 g. DAVIS. Eskt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
$50 TO $4,000
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"How TO DO It," Book on Wall ST., sent free.
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New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

OXFORD. ss;-At Court OF Probate h,s
Paris within aud for the County Of o.
on IN. third Tuesday Of June 4. D. ~.
On the petition Of y. y. fAUNCE o. Wal,rf
in said County, PRAYING that hc may Lc apfo-.
Administrator on the estate OF Bet-ey Pool !.
OF Waterford in -aid County. derra,cl.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner Evstg,|
20 ali persons interested by e-gsiue l.r- I.
this order 10 De- Bgti..-
three weeks @GcccrritciF DO o.
oxford DemOcrat printed - Faiis. that tAsJ III.
apUear AZ Probate Court iO De- hr.d az laf,
ia and County on the third Iso.day oi Ja.r t..
NJ O'Clock Ia the forenoon aud show causeif ,-
they have why thu same should not b- glal.ss
4. ~. WALkLE jain
,rue couy-att.st IA 4 pttf. R.,,.i..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
Sbio Wailcufrcuno.

pcrntur SIT crbiten uno onnn in 1ciBem
3ulionoc in cine 9cibe Dlige Mojle SIT
touhcn. Scooh lino oobei soblreibe<i
nllteitcn ST bcphod)tcn, ocrcnN(ibobtun0
orn Grlo|9 prllitdnoi9 in 0rooe 1tellrn
fam. Die Soften lraVl ecrn9 icin. Gic
3erbredlidtcit bcS Slolcs b1not pcn
Der gcrin9en Gubdlion leinen Molccu(c
ab, uno bicle ieltcr ou einonocr su iu9en,
lhicn aio bic 9lui9abc su lein. Scr
0rud, pe!6er bci Stobl unoG lien Die
; lsn 3lpef crreid)t lit beim Ulole eyjolo=
los, ongegcn bur0 $,ite oollelbe erreicbt
>uerotn fann. Sic crltaunle9Ncu Tcr-
| lutbc> oos off iebr oiinnc Hlas ST ser
bre@en, lei es burb 3crldla9em lei c5
ourN tbcil>peileS Grbiken, lino on9cltellt
worocn. gScnn cs ober cinmol hri1t,
10 serfdat Die gon5e Ntoile in Soblrcibc
flcinc Splitter. 0ie prottilbe Seorutung
oicier Griinoung lit ni6t lci6t Su iiber=
ld)dbcn, inbc1len >ucroen bic @loler einc
Gerubigung oarin finocn, oab oallelbc
bci 9roBen Tcn]tern nid)t angeluonot
ucroen fam oa es ]i9 nit Dem 0io<
manten oocr ouf on0ere 9(rt niht l6nci=
ben l0Bt. Scood fam man OoNelbe lAei=
ocn, eDe es 9cbdrtet miro.
Oie ouf Goliforuirn &C.
ri 6 tcte 81 smonoerung aus
oen otloutii6cn Stoatcn lit aus ciuem
ober Dem onoeren Gjrunoe bicles 6riib=
jobr cine ouBcroentlib ltorte. Tielleidt
9cbcn Die i'm Often li6 belunoers unlieb=
Jam fiiblbor mabenoen 9eOriftcn Ser
bdltnillc ben 1ouptld6iNllcn Mnlnb oa=
;u, uuo man iiir1tst, oub piele BON 9e<
ntl1, Die oprt1!n ge5ogen lino, gonS un=
erportste5 5tropo5en ourAjumu6cn Dabcn
wcroen; oenn @inSclne> meld)c bcreits
icbr fri65eiti9 ouibraben, linO l6on mic
Der na9 0emNlt item 5uriifgefebrt, na60em
i6re lic sur Wanoerun9 ueranlalienoeu
bob9elponnten 9oifnuN9en 5n SSoller
ge>uor0en >poren.
e 6 6Dn Dinters Sid t &C.
T ii \ r. lu>roe ben 9on5en lebtcn gBinter
iber elm mil0bcrSi9cr Bidder in BoltOn.
0erlelbe madte elmer jammernoen Trau
ieocn Sag einen &rrb pol1 8roo sum
@el@ente, unO iebt Fat er enolitb 1T Gr=
fobrung aebra6t> bob Die @teif6cttlerin
bic Beliberin zines Roltbauies nit scbn
re9clmdbigen Goit9dn9crn lit.
-9ie g 1lo 8unftr
) iu> bcrcn bun0ert ltcr Sebrestag ouf
Den nd1iten II. Suni fdat, fiibrt ci9ent=
icb einen perfc0rten 9}omen benn bol
octrcfienoe Gefeht lono nic6t ouf Sunter,
pA0crn oaf Srcco's $@ill ltatt.
Gin neues Stotu in Sell
,elee Der fii9t, boB bei einem Nrocclc
>ic pcrlicrcnoe Gcitc oic Ge]6>uorenen
IL beso0len fat, unb man lo9t, boG Bic
!ebteren leitocm uorlitbtiger Mci1c itets
'cn rei@eren Sbeil fir lbuloig ertldren.
-M / 6pun If miro jest als @cil=
nittcl fir Bic 9olSbrduneu cupipDlen.
Ienncr logcll baB ocrlcl6c ibcrboupt ouf
'en nnercn She'll ocs $oo!lcS cine lcDr
uno wo6lthucnbe gSirtun3
luS6e.
- .3wnnii9 TlcijNerloocn
II Yoris bclc}diti9cn lih ousl6licElih
nit oem NcrfauTe BON HEcroe=, Mfoul=
bier, uno Gicl5feil0.
-@eoro 81 lbingtonmar bctouulid
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

luclDc c5 ueytilseu loQ.
l(no nun hctrohtt man NliubiNen
Ginncs jene ous Sem inncrIcu Wclcu
uno Gjciit Der Ncligion 6brilti beruor9e=
wudh lcnen Snltitute bes fl0ltcrlit0en &C.
bcn:, lno man >uirb }ib iibcricuasn,
oob lie ourlh uno ourFb oui tcr Soce &C.:
Cpfsr5 ibrc Drunolo9e boben. Sn ibrem
oreifoGcn Gcliiboc npIcrn lis ou5 ben
iroilN gclinnten 1|ienltlsn nit leiu>r
Sclbl ltluht noM brca bysi Nihtun9cn
! Din; I'M GcIib0c orr 'frcim,0i9cn MrlnutD
lcbm0rcu lie cb jtnt Uier nod oc;l iuEt=
rcn Wiitern bes Hebcna; i'm Uclijbos otr
ireiuilli9cu &eulNbcit }dporsn lic as jt=
ncn Sang ocS liunlicbcn 9liculhcn nod
YcIrieoigun9 itncr Sricbc bic ibm nit
Dem Ibicrc 9cnlcn lino spar nidt on
uno fir lid, olS ia Don Uott 9elhofien,
bDle, ober in TolAt Der pnn Hcltblctbt
Su GelNledt pererbten 5d)ulo lNlinn1cm
M}ibbrou6e ouS9clctt; i'll @cli6oc oes
unbcoin0tcn irtlpitii9cN 0ieborlam5
ltbp6ren iie ob jcnc SuNt ocS Uciltcs,
in .9laem MIR lid) su folocn uno brin4tn
i'll oiclcn Ieicrliden Gjeliiboen ihrem @ott
9eih> 'Gcclc uno Hci il bar ais Npier9obc,
ocB cr lie 9n6oia onInebmc hcili9e uno
-luclbe, un0 IN 2lu6ctrod)t tires CpIerS
(Sncoe iNcnte ollen bjc 9utcn gSjllcnS
lino. 5oll oa5 0Griltenibum leinen
3>ucrf trrcithcn, lp BARI CO lit o5ne &l0< |.
lter tin. Snu es ben llitnlNtu iort
uno fort cnti!iDncu, lo mlrB c5 ltcts iol0c
Netel1 bic ltlncn Gjcilt crfolltn NnO ou5
Sitbc ill Niott uno Ben Sri;oerll ocn
bcroildcn Gntid)luS ioilcn, ovn gu lcjn,
I'M Den Giinocn Der @nblud)t cutbo!t=
lam iu lcin, lin bcn Siinoen ser (Scnub=
luGt, Neboriom III l1in, Inn ocn Siincen
Der llnbotaa0Bigtcit has EjlcidNtwiht Su
1oItcn uno >om $,imusl Die Gnooe 5u
pcrOiencn oob Ser Siinbc cine 3cit Der
SuBe nod gep0brt >ucroen n0ge. 9or=
nm hobcn ouh Die hrilticAcn Geidc uno
5tooteu Die ltD9li6feit elmer l1n9crcn
1ouer, ols Die beioni1tDen neil lc in
ibrcm S0oobe &orporotiunen babeu, Sic
Der fort uno itci9en0en Gince fort uno
fort ltci9cnocs Weroicnlt itsts I9 er=
neuernoeS Opier cnt9egenltelen 0as
ppm unblutigcn Gbfcr ouf Den t0rii it ibcn
9(ltdren bes ncuen 8uuoe5 itets leine
&roft uno Geltllng eIDalt. l(nb wd6=
reno oie oltbeionl0en @tooteu lire ,Su=
genb, ibr 9)fonnc5oltcr, ibr Gjrcilcnoltcr
uno i0rc* 5oo to!tcn, bo6cn Die cbrilt=
|idcu Gtnoten oub NOD Die 9R00liD,
felt elmer ?luicrfc1ung. gSv6c abcr einen
Solte, oo5 biele Npferltdttcn ais Yprur-
bcil uno ySobn ou5 lciucr Mfiuc per-
oonnt 6dttc :! gScrn Die Siinoc I'M
)uhe sum- $oimmel lcbrcit uno tci'1er !
it, Der sum Cpfcr liA bringt fir lcine
Sriloer, luoS loQ ben l(n!cr9nnQ cineS (
Ipl0cs Hpltes oufbolten Ser Sitter i
)cs Sroppilcnorocns got III nicltr g:= {
;ie6una Die lcGr >uubrcn gSortc gtlN9t j
Sic NrOcn parcn bic Cn3cl mrlDe 5
5tootcn uuo Neit0e burt3 bre (Stbetc r
h!ibten 0nacn yclNc sic @uQe Der s
firt0c biclttn GiiGcnos lpelrbt ourh i
5trDme por lDrilncn 6tn ;'oy! 0jottt3 il
'rlN TtiGtc>, (tl;Wtcnot Sttyne, !pH!d)s bic {
lStlt erDeiltcl1." Iinn fr1At t00y;vttcv. IS
oci|c: mriu otnn 10 ltrcnGe Nrhcn> bic +
lh icotn Njtn!lb. jcoe H(r,cNnlirlftit ots :
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12
sir @ptt bolb oic &nooe o>ben mDoc ,ur

98o3rlid}, cs iii un6cgyci IliA, nie mol
III unlercr ;3eit, Die Dem brcHohcn WD
ten Scr Selbl ltluht 10 lncrmiioct bitl
uno ibm 2(llcs ppIcrt mas es ShDnt5
G}rpbts un6 0eili9es 9bt> ira9en fam
mas Die Gr1d)cinun9 Ser reli9i0len NrOel
! jett noh III 6eocltcn babe. Mir 9lou
ben, bic &!6ltcr }ino Acrooc jcbt rcd)
;eitarmGB lpeil in unlcrn Sogen 81
! Gruuologtn beS hr ltliTcn He6cnS o6:
bonocu gcfonmen lino neil rnltre Sag
nit Nielcnl ld)rittcn cine Sc>pc9unA in!
%oeiocntbum mobcn Ser MIR our6 lpc5i=
Ii1c0 d)rilt!id'c Glemcntc CinNolt gtt0an
merocn fonn. gSenn jencr Ojcilt Der
Dem Crocn5lcbcn sur Sa is oient lid)
nit3t mebr uno mebr in Der Gje|eGld)aft
pcrallgcmcincrt >rcnn nidt az Die StcQe
Ser uutrjGttiilDen $oob9ier >ocile Sel6it<
bclNrdnfun9, an Die Steac Scr fripolcn
2ii iltcrnbeit NNtung por Dem 9ott9elbai=
icneu Hcite, an bic 5telie oc5 unbdnoi=
gen Gigcnoiintels ucrniinfti9er Gebor Jam
tritt, bonn lit Die @ciclllhoit It nimmcr 5u
retten. Mlon bctlaDte Oo6cr sic Orben
ni0t ais s(uswiiNle, nicbt ols iibcriliilz
li9e 3utbot, lcnocrn uls net6uenOi9cs
Uerment Der Gc1elll1oit oos oiclc nit
leinem Gcil ltt ourtblducrn uno bon Dem
aus Die Degeneration erluartet mcyocn
uuG. llro wen'1 man 9(eidgiilti9 ;u=
1cbt, mic oo5 Ycrbrc0cn pnn Sag 5u|
5og lib mcbrt 10 9cltotte man weni9=
items aut5 Der TrSulmi9tcit lib Dem
0imntl sum Gnt9clt Sn opTcrn. 9So bic
Siin0e libcrbonO nlnlnt, oa bari cs ni0t
an Npfcrn ieblen.
81 i NJ If Sci A eli ittcn.- -
Ncj Der ieicrliden gcilsbunA Der jiinit
ceri itor6cncn Yr;n5ellin 5orlonia battc
man Ucle9en6cit Ill beobadtcl1, bab cine
ute rDmil0e Sitte bic ouf ben er ten
Slicf piellei9t finoiltD erltbeincn mag, Ser
rs ober boh nibt an eincm cigent1ilmli=
bcn poetil6cn 9teis feblt nod INNER.
niAt oubcr Hebrollh 0ctommen lit. 9(ls
niim!i0 Der punfpoll gclhmiictte Gorg
in Der &irde bon g. M5o1 1toli bcigelebt
mar, als olle 2eiotrogenoe,l bic Yric tier
'1uo Die geoFTenoe Not5mcn9e lid cntfernt
6otten> ba ld)rtt Der olte 6ouSD fncil lter
Der Vomlie Sorlonio crn ten uno 0cmelr
Ienen 56rittes bis sum Sarge, per6eugtc
Iib tici uno lproV eDrer6ietig uGrcel=
.eni 6cfeblt SIR no6 Gtpos?" Cine
2Stile warte!e er Damn in ge6euatcr5tcl=
ung unb ol5 bis Iootc grcellenj ibr trii6:
eligcs 5Dwci9en niOt bred)cn uoQte> 0o
,cugtc lib Der Soousho In1ciiter obcrmols
mo pcrlieb Die SSirt5e eaenlo crnlt uno
yemeNsn, a!s cr lie bstreten 6otte.
0rouBcn Dor bcmI borc lteno bicGQui=
'oSc Ser Yrin5eilin, Die 9iercr in 9robcr
Solo, elmer pnn iDncn am S0logc, Die
{Iinfc in ser $1ono. Scr @ouSboimci=
tcr nlbcrte lib ibnL licJ nit ei9cner$oouo
ie Norb1n9c bcroh no6m Damn Dem
{utld)cr bic 9ploOurNwirtte YtitlNe aus
er $1ano> bro6 lie ilbcr Dem Sfnic un0
icf Damn Der 0itnerl lboft su. vS6re
op6cit bctic6its nirbt5 weittr, S6r tDnnt
oft $ooulc fobren !" Nonglom lcttcn
ii. Sic ASIerot in ycptNung uno i'm
5!Aritte rollc Scr G&Sn9tn Dem Yaloltc
tr Iprlonio iu Sen leine Sotrrin ninmer
etrttcn wiro 80 jcocm iiiy t!jc)en(oouic
,tolirn5 miro oitlc S;tte tciu 5pHe cine5
er 2Fitalltocr Ocobot)tcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-12

!}cbcr oos ip9cnonnte &C.
+ artctc IS Sta $ 6vinNt Die Z. :. oos
Vol9croc Gor7 SuDrcn Gatte Der fron=
'6lil0e Sngcnicr Vrancois De Ia 8oitie
nab lon9en Grperinenten Gin elm fades
Mfttcl entoecft, oos Uo3 unscrbrehli1
III no@cn> p0ne ihm lcir1s Ourt1liGti8-
felt sll ncDmen. 9l(lcin oos Experiment
miBglittc bci nelen Nerl lutben> u}o erlt
notD j'uci Sobren 9elon9 cS i0m> bos
crneute Ncl lultot lucoer Sll crjielen. 9os
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-20

New York Factory Oh ,ese, Dupee's and Davis
Celebrated Hams, fast Bacon and
Dried Beef. Jellies. Meat. sauces.
Chocolate, Cocoa, Sage
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-20
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank
of Cheyenne will he held at the
Bank on Tuesday. the 10th day of Jan
uary, 1876, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, for
the election OF Directors.
A. R. CONVERSE,
President.
cheyenne, Wyo-, Dee. 18th, 1875.
nlS-ta
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-20
OATMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT,

BUcEwHERT. Garden seeds. Butter Ladies'
and Prints. Churns. Pals, Buckets. Goods de-
Iivered free Of charge within the city limits, aud
eysryihing Warranted.
chsysnn wyarsibE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-17

The Grant and anti-Grant radical
journals are united in the new crusade
against the Democratic party. They are
actively and carr estly at work to compe
every Democrat to become a member
of the Catholic church, 1t is heavy
contract with two little difficulties in the
way-one is that individual Democrats
wont Join, and another that the church
will not take them. The old Lutheran
and Presbyterian Democrats are just in
this shape, to say nothing Of Democrats
who are members Of other Protestant
churches. The old Solemn league cov-
enant" Presbyterian Scotch could not be
driven at the point Of the bayonet, two
centuries ago, to join the Episcopal or
established church, and we assure these
dragooning and unprincipled Know
Nothing sheets they cannot now get their
descendants into that church. We eX-
pect to maintain religious liberty as guar
anteed by our Constitution. In this way
we shall keep our politics entirely un-
mixed with religious matters, LET ev-
cry one be fully persuaded in his own
mind" and satisfy his own conscience in
these matters. These radical leaders
only want to shield their own party de-
linquencies and are trying to get up
"bug-a-boo. "
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Oolicited from all parts Of the county Writers
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The Radical Grant leaders and or
gans in Ohio expect to run this campaign
on falsehood-namely, that the Demo
cratic party favor division of the school
fund among religious denominations.
They well know that not one recognized
Democratic leader, nor Democratic
newspaper organ favors it-they know
too that our papers and conventions
everywhere have repudiated the charge
as base and foul SANDER. But the rad
ical organs seek in this way to conceal
the malfeasance and corruptions of their
own party leaders in this way. They
cannot in this way make Grant an incor-
ruptible statesman-cannot conceal Cred
it Mobiler and numerous other ring
spoliatons. This latter is the music
they must meet.
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good cause" and we Democrats fully
realize this, and hence the care we exer-
else in making nominations for Office
hence our Governors, ALLEN, TILDEN,
HENDRICKS ct al.
Gases arise in the history OF political
parties when prompt action becomes ne
cessary-when timidity is crime or
fatal mistake. We read Of the foolish
couhtryman who took to his bosom the
frozen viper. which, when warmed into
life, stung him to the death Grant x Co.
are likely to prove the ruin Of the Repub-
lican party. Republican conventions,
ruled mostly by Grant Office holders, are
everywhere endorsing the Administra-
ton with all its mismanagement and rot
tenness The party leaders are afraid
to shake off and repudate Grant & Co.,
much as they would like to. They will
realize the fearful load of ruin they carry.
The Democracy, on the other hand,
have no such loads to bear, Neither
are we going to allow unprincipled poIit'
ical tricksters to become our leaders and
run as to ruin. After the experience we
have had--schooled as we have been in
adversity-prohting ad too, by the fatal
blunders of our political opponents, we
expect to march on TO power, and, in
time, restore good and economical gov
ernment-the government we had in
former days, when modest, capable and
honest men held those positions Of trust,
In all this it may become necessary
for honest Democrats to throw aside
timidity, and, as Othello did with the
Turk, act with prompt and becoming
energy. In this way did Governor Til
den and our friends in New York with
the corrupt Tweed ring. Their court
house and other robberies amounting to
millions, are all being laid bare; through
the stern and unhinching labors of Gov.
Tilden, sustained by the Democracy of
the State of New York. The Republican
leaders do not follow this great and laud-
able example, neither as to their Wash
ington corruptionists nor elsewhere. The
day has gone by when large or small
Tweed specimens, distinguished either
as Water Works or Court House Opera
tors can rule the Democratic party any
where. Let all such so where they be-
long, and, if they choose, form rings
similar to that of Lou5chaefer, Bascom,
Preyer & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-06-17

ACCORDING to Rowell's new News
paper Directory, over one thousand news
papers failed during the year 1874, bring
ing a loss to subscribers, publishers and
advertisers, of over 5000, ,ooo.-Ex.
One of these was Louschaefer's Her
ald, issued from the Rf6Oatoyy establish
ment. 1t was started in October, 1873,
and suspended in three or four months
after. Mr.. Preyer and Mr.. Schaefer with
ioint stock assistance revived it as an
anti-tcmperanCe orsan-or rather an
anti-decency organ, which it was. Of
course it was especially anti-Democratic
and was particularly voracious OF Nc
Gregor. Louschaefer got enough of his
own medicines and got very sick Of the
Herald and finally backed out and ran
up the alley, fairly abandoning his dear
child
AT first, twas pleasant with his name In print,
But found at last there was the devil igt