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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-05
@Iiiabetb Douneer,
gir. 2S4, Glib : SbarpitTaee.
hss nnn,en Gnfiena

3eu9niB Don G IN. 3. Rimmo, ESQ.,, giaeRtbInpr
pon Nimmo'S berRbmter rbeumatil6er 5albe.
baltimore, 20. Mdrb 1853.
6rH Setb 6anCe
Us 9eretht mtr atm grosen Serani9en, mein Reno.
MIR oen oteien anoaen gu 9uniten Der @eiunos6eitss
&tnttur oes 8r. Ghalner an3ureiIen. Ston Idnaere
3ett lit i'd an NerUeuidWd6e, Oiatti9tett uno 3ers
rattun9 Der ,9an3en ytatur. SD nabnrNi ieben $dae
mehr ab. 2Sdbten6 belsr 3ei mar id imasr trolIrYo
uno mutblos uno oatbte, oas id IdbneI oSsehrefI
nGroe, mesmegen i'd oerlhic0ene DdtteI oeoen 5eIrp
SrantBeiten 9ehraubte. Gle niBten ale 0ftbfs. Sor
un9etdbt ore g9otlen rletben Gle mir Dr. @baImer's
9elunobeSz ltnltur Su 9ebrauden. SD foIate Sbren
athe, obne leood an einen bciieren Grfola ais bsi
ocn d6rtgen Dtttteln, gu 9Iau6en, 9enten Sie fdl
meln @raunen al5 tdb iaHb oo6 mein appetit ldborl
nab BET 5rt etten Sos fid permeBrte un0 i'd nabbem
h talm cine 6taId e9eUcmmen, beoeuteno itdrter uHo
rdIh9er 9elporoen mar. SD fibIe mid nun polIia
her9eItellt, ee NIT gutem Ippett, nebme init iebenI
Gage b nno Din itar 3enu9, m r9en6 eine arbeit su
oerrtdtrn. Die 8ntur $r. @9aImer's bat tpirflfth
g8unoer bel mir 9eluirt metne DaUtIorbe lit riid unn
liar, uno td bin uie neu geboren. SD empfebIe oesa
baIb aQen Setoenoen oieeS Ulitte i'm bodliten 9rane
yS. Z. Rimmo.
gr. f3S, 6apetteitraee.
greiS g pro 6taidbe, 6Iaiden $3.50, ein baI6es
3ueenb Sniden 50.
Gum Yerfaue bel
Setb q. Ganee,
gar. t09, 8aitimoreitr Baltimore, Wtb.
(iSe6r. II, II Uite,)
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@cbramdJe Ssance'S SaiSapartIeus
9iLlet.

@cbramdJe Sauces SaiIapartaeus
95tueu,
iuenn Sen Blut unreia ih
0ebraudIe Sauces SaHapnriucnSiUen
lpenH Ou Slnnen o0er gliitben I'M e5efinte hos4,
8ebraudle Sauces saifapariuempiaen.
'Oeun Du saIlis bia,
8ebrand1c Sauces SafiapariuenptHeu.
neith Su an Otgrdne Iei0efts
@ebraadbe SSance'S safapariuenpilIea.
penH Setn Uto9en franf ift,
@ebrandlc Sauces SaiTapartaenpiuen,
penn 0u Gi9 matt Rno idDerfGlio Iabfftg
8ebraud1e Ssanee'S saHapariuenpiaen.
mrnn gu ben Ourhfda haii,
8ebraudIe Sauces Ssuapari enpfaen,
nenE k'u an ShIdIri9teit Ieioefii
eSebraudle Sauces sanapariaenptHen.
nenn 0u 8i1 se9en oas gtcrOenfeber ldasen tutlitl
! Bebraud,e Sauces saHapariHenpfaen,
nenu Setne 3un9e belegt tfl
@ebrand)e Sauces SaiiapariHenpiaea,
melln Ou an oer Sebr leioeftl
@ebraaaJc Sauces SagapariHeupfaen.
iDenn &u nit oer @3elbIudbt 6ebaliei biftI
@ebrandbe SSanee's SafTapariaenptgen,
nenn 0g am 0oroeu Beitta aGfiteben tpiniil
8ebratdIe SSance's SaNGpaFiAeupiueu
re68eitig, uHb Su beugi1 alien isie6ern bort
8ebrandbe Sauces SaSfGpatiaenpiHen,
fDenn 0u DID ertGltes baiat
8ebraadIe Sauces Gafiapariaenptaea,
penn 8eiu appsEtt f3ipan ffts
| 8ebrandle Gsanee's Safia2ariucnpiIIeu
iuenn Gu cine Seereiie lnfrfttffl
@ebramd,e Ssancc's SaifapartMeu.Gtueu,
ueEn Du 31 tr9enSiuie untpobl Iabtit, oa iie eres
Der 6eten 6amil ens5RitteI Der Geaentpdrt nn. mnS
tein Sausba!t ioe ie eHtbebren Yaes % 9enfs SIC
S9adte. gu pabea bei Seth .. eance, sir. fO8s
28efz Saltlmoreftraee ISsrhrI fcsl
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70 U - GREENWOOD !
g. &aitte,
SGe Der Baltimore Straj,e
uno BoftzSffice= Npenue,

Dieier pradtl9e BersniiannagSIab 1T hurdbmea men
Der9ert6tet un6 init pielen 8erbeiieruneen perie6en
$cr. Serl II. Gdmiot, frlber Gi9suibiiiner oes
&@a9noltaz@rooe," uiro ipdbTeno 0iefer Gallon benz
iun9 uno 3ufrieoeniteluue ielner Gdte MAIDEN.
Die Refauration lteIert WabI5etteH un6 9cIi:
fateifen Su Staotpreiien.
Gin ssiiieeI uno cine SraeI bon @iIbeIm
&nabe 6 Gomp. fino in benz ele9anten Bapilon
aufseiieilt. Sage peraiien Siaen@statton tdSdb um
uno 10l llbr Nforsens nno u1r gta6mtttagS; Sonn@
tags um 9 ubr 8orm. uno 1s3 lbr giabm.
Der Yart fdhn ftr @rturitonen 9emiet6et peroen
auf gtahfra9e bel 8. n. Mppeu, &riuriions slsens
ten, pgpening Reps," Rr, 4 ID, gSeiss Baltimore
Gtrahs, (Diaii7. .39Ite)
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N9iton, 4. Suli. = Gin Nu0erboOt, in
,pel9ert ii9 sipnlf Nerioneu befauben, fenterte
beute auf einenr 3eibe nabe Doburn, Wail.
Srau @oiiiter unb ibr aino, !Sr. Mno 6rau
Qearp nebit einem &inbe aus 9Sin1efter, loz
mie 6r. Senrn aus Woburn ertraufeu.
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Sic SfasSn0taner.

Wontreal, 4. Suli. Die geri6tlif)e
Serfolgung segeu bic Sfa- Snpianer Dor ben
unb eS loa cine Shabenerlatflage gegen bas
tatboliide Seminar eiugereidt tperSen.
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Wo6ss. mn GfnurrhGrtt.

gee1en antlis obns bieie sierenben anbdnsief 1T,
mno mer iie 3u ba6e uamiet tbut tpo6l oaran, menn
~ NIT elmer sylaide BON Or. 4a5onts @aartpndbs:
aem sIatteften Gseiidte bas 6aar Su 3ese NnS bot,
apie 6efonE. aeiporoen 1T, binnen led1s gso6en sne
Sd6ne BadeEs nno ShnurrbartzG Garntur er3euSt.
Breis 81 6ie 0laaGe; iedhs HIaihen S..
Su baben hef Seth 81. G0nfe,
1Eebr261Sl Nr. t23. =DaitimoreffraRf.
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Sanee's saHapartaen.sfatptl1en
sur Selung dller llnorbnnngen 6es Naeens, ber ee.
Der, G'e6drme, ylieren, aller gteruenIeioen,
pom aopfiDeb, %eritopiun9. SeIbaus
un9s6eihDeroeH Spspepz
iie, 9alQieit, I'm.
Iciniqieiten
oes SIutcS

Soabluttge Berioneu, rpelte aopIUeb gdpinbtI.
Sdldlrt9tett uno CbrenbroueH in Solge poa Al arc
Fem Slutdn6ran9e nadb oem 9opfe unterporfen ffnn,
oen ME otne beie aen ein, oa ibr iofcrtiaer Or
brau6 otele 9etdbrhen SpmptOme beieitiei. FIR 6as
pelblite 9edlett fno oiee 4insH In Der 3bat porz
tretfltd ne bebeu ale Sin6eruiiie 6as 6ei tbm 70
ftart berrihenee auaIenoe 8opiueb. gebridte Stimz
mun9, gefidtsibWdte, gierueHaffettonen, Btnnen,
Slltben uno 9elbe 01uarbe uno uerleiben oem Seini
seiunoe iCaenolihe SlaBe.
als angeHebmes, iideres un6 IeitieS eei6es0ffz
nun9sz Ddttel perelni9eR Die Binen Die @mpiebuna
milber gBtrtun9 nit oem ourhgreienoften Grfolae
uno erbeiten feline 9idtbelbrdntung Ooer Stubens
auentbat mdhrenb tbres Ge6raubes, 5a Tie rein pes
9etabtltib no. 4ls eeber 0e0tSin babeR oeie Binen
nitt ibres fSIedlen, uHb oa %iele pom 9e6erIeiben
9epla9t fno, iouteu iie Dies Dobl beadlien. Sie
Spmptome pou eeberbei6perbeH finb Shmer5en IN
Der Seite, Serfopilln9, uebeteit, abneieuns gegPH
Jtdbrua9, Sauien i'm 4opie, 9ier6unieIuu9 Der Sebz
trait, 9e6e Saut u. I. Die YtaeH iino leidht su
nebmen, ptrteH prompt unb itno zines Der 6een 6ez
mttel Der 9e9enmart. Breis % Gents Die Sdahte.
gu babeu bel z eth 2. Sance, yir. 1913, 8eitz
SGltimorefraBe. (Se6r26,1S)
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Rdmff0Minfemf.

em<Dorf, 4. Suli. Die yEribiine"
meloet, bab bic Clinton Sapinss 8anf,"'
SIR. 244, s. Apenne, iuspenoirt bat.
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8r6ttoe.
&fd1& YSerintfeff erfrtttifetf

Nloatslaisr W.zay A; 9uli;-@rAmp's
GtifetteRfqbrit rglree 9ente WprgeH friif
ourd) Eeler 3erlt1rt. 95erluif 5000, 900.
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Die $tuftur hefIf

Rttuoftdt, 9pspepFe, 9Oltfi6meBen,
Ropfmeh, nnneroauIibteit, @ebraftbeit,
nerooieS 3ittern, ourh iiberm6Bigen
9enu6 oon 8abat uno Spirituolen
oeranlaSt, Set5brennen, gBinb i'm
Diagen uno i'm lluterleibe,
SduiermabniinH Il. {. 10.
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R8" Die Stnftmr befie9t oem Sgppettt
fur berauId1ettoe @etrdufeI

&eronen, Die Fh Dem @enuiie Ipiritu6ler @etrauE
btn9eben, tinoen 0as bette 6eilmittcI in
St. Chalmers
Selunoheito tuftur!
Set Der @nt6efun9 Der Niebi5in babe i'd burd melne
6reunoe unb Setennten in oeler Staot Die foloen6e
MnlnbI moi g}erInnen nebeiIt. - '--o'N
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@pe3ial =Noti3e,t.

Ders. 0og's Snetamtidbes beeetabiltidbes De-
colt, felt % sabrtn as bas 9rosts BIutreinisinsss
Wlittef Der @esenmart befannt, fuirb nlir in gr.
1771x, 1abette=, gtoro.peitsG6e oct 9mtatps
EtraBe 3uberetet uno III bel alen apotbeteru gu ba'
ben. (Nua26, ,i2Ultegl
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9Sa,,,, = nerhn4e (enfSe6,a,tfl

Fever Asd Ague ipirb in "a @tnnben turrt obsr oas
SyeIb snrE6a&S25en, penn man nuf Der gde oer Sab
@rase uno 6es H5aabwap, Getten~ etngans an @a9'
H1GBe, poriprt9t.
lCH3i, ,19,i.aQB.s See0 0Wutp6N.
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Ser uierte Sult tn WbiIaoeIphta.

Ybtlaoe Ell bia, 4. Suli. = Ills sic
Slode auf Dell alten aapttole beute Morqen
bic 0tttternadtSitunbe l4lug; puroen anifatt
II S6ldge oeren 1O1 i'll Gbren oes 1Ol. Sc
burtstages Der Gepublif gegeben. Die gtra=
ben maren Die gan3e 9tadt nit Oteni6en 9e=
fiilt.
Der Geit beS SageS perlief rubi9. Die bon
ben fatbOliihen WdBigfeitSz zSereiuen bonirte
Sontdne luurbe am Otorgeu in 9e9enlpart
elmer groBen Oteni6enmeu9e eigerpebt. 4nI
Ibenoe muroe Elm groBes 6euerlperf i'm Sair=
mount Parfe abgebrannt.
8bilaoelbia, 4. Suli. - Der sebu=
iGbrige @m. Suffer, in Nr. 113O, 8ooOltr.
mobnbaft, wnrOe beute Nu6mittas pOn Dem
tuHgen SSm. @leburne beI'm Sd]eibenid)ieBer
nit sinerBiitole 3uiduig geifoiien nnp ausen=
bliflid get0otet.
@eorge Sgo, 6 Sabre alt, lpurbe beute
abeno Oil @de Der 5. uno SineItraBe bon Dem
13=lGbrigen @omaro Dean ourd etuen SfuB
perlpunpet, an Osiien Solgen Der Serleete fur;
barauf itarb.
Ser 9artersYaDion=SfamSat 1T
Httlauo, Vt. ~
Nutlanb, 4. uli.-9ieS Observation-Disclosures
am bieil9en Srte, nit lpel6er Der RameAass
Sen. $. $. Barter in Serbinoung 9ebrabt
woroen mar, murre geltern gum abidluiid
gebraft. Die Srau Yapionr Die qebrobt bate,
geipiiie Ingelegenbeiten gu entbiillen, bic Den
General Barter compromlttiren, murbe fraft
ei,es 6abeas Corpus Sefret8 Dor HtdJter
0uHtan gsbra6t; iDr &nipult ;o9 bus Oefrst
3uriid unb ipilligte elm, baB Der HidJter iie Der
SlrenauItalt iiberantportete. gfad 9epiloges
ntr Seratbuug init dnoerf aerstgn inllrbe ent=
d)ieoen, baB, als Die Srau nad bem Srren=
2lDle gel6itt nuroe, ile mahnitrnig mar.
Sic lit iebt 10 melt mieoer 6ergeitellt, oaB man
iie nit Sif)erbeit Der Sorgfalt ibrer Sreunoe
anuertraueu fam, mas au6 gelbab. GS
miro iebt BON allen Bartsieu Sugegeben, baB
Die Sran, als iie brobte, Gntbiiluugeu gu
MAIDEN, bic ben Sen. Barter compronitttren,
mabnitunig mar ODER baB iie einen @elberpreI=
iungS=Seriu6 madte. Ste geltebt Sll, OaB Die
BON ibr genlad)ten 4nl1ulbiguugen untuabr
ieier, uno iett slaubt 9fteutano mebr baran.
Im 2. Sum- D. s, idrieb 6rau Baplou einen
Srief al Sen. Barter, in iuel6em tie $4,000
perlaugte, ODER iie tuiiroe conprontittirenoe
gntbiillungeu MAIDEN. Sen, Barter wdroigte
natiirli6 Die 0roAung feiner lufmerfamfeit.
9Seoer er, nod feline Sreunbe bltten aud MIR
Oas @eriugite ban1it gu thuu, baB bic Sran
III ba5 SrrenbauS gebra6t muroe, unb ebeuIo
wenig batten iie ben 9n9riff aui ben Gore
iponoenten elmer 8oitouer 3eitung wegen oes
eritatteteu SerihtS peranitaltet. Sen. Barter
erfreute iib niemalS oeSSertrauenS Der SeD0l=
ferung pon9iutlanb IN b1berem@raoe, alS jett.
@s lit genu9 in benz 0robbrieis, ben Srau
Baplon an ben Sen. 8arter id)idte, I'M ile in
oa8 3udtbauS gu briugeu, meuu iie fir ibre
SanDlungen sure6nung8fGbig mdre.
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Sn oieem Erdpurate iuirb man cine Der beIten l1ul=
ffiInmun,Is= uno geint9unss Mii6unsen, Die BEN
aeiiit uno eines Der bilisien, we ber beifen Srd
parate nit 4Saiiapariaa als Sauptsrunolase, bic il
6em Yublifum oftcrrt fporoen. @ sser on Tbenme:
hetfen, augemeiser Sdlwddle, unreiuisfct1
oeS Blmtes II. (. T. eioet, ioae oeies Dfitte mtnoe
items pro6iren.
Yreis 81 Die Sslaihe ober feds Slaiben flr S..
3u ba6en bel Setb g. Sauce,
lHeb19,1S) SIR. 1913, gBeit 8aitino eftra6e.
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Pa6ete

mad, irseno einem Srte Guropa's
Deroen 6iGig 6eiorbert unb franco abgelteert; aud
Seri6erun9 fur u6ereebene g8ertbiaben betperfitelz
lt9t. Son ben 2auenoen BON Yadeen, Die mir in ben
lebten S5abren 6eforoeyi.
TT nodb fetn etnltaeS seriorcn gegangen.
R75 &nftG9en BON ausmdrts miiiien bon einem
BJitftempel 6e9Ieite ien piinttlihe @riuioerune
5u finben.
Die Seforsuns finbet iebe gBode per Sampter
ftatt.
oas ptr uns in YerGtnoung nit Der 5ierberbef0r6es
runs BON 4aiasteren GROCER Sor9Iat unterseben.
unb Die 9eute pom Sremen, Sam6uro &C. aus (o6ne
anfraseg benahrt6ti9en, Uenn iie am a6ree Stte
einHutreffen BADEN.
81. 8aine,
VGe Der Baltimore Straf,e
unb BoftsSffice= Apenue.
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Bttreau oer 8asltMt=0ompaeuts
BON Baltimore,

str. 10, enutb strabe.
6 @ote....Bttltse 9ei5B.dterial....@ ..@ofe!
gBir baben cine porsslide QuaIitdt bon Coles oor=
ratbs, uede mir benz a,ubiitum als elm empfeblsnss
uertbes Setmaterial far bduslite unb anoere 3uede
Offeriren; idnst ledt euer uno 1T re uon nnreinis=
feien.
Sefeaun9en iuerben In otefem Siireau ober In Der
8abrtt, 6uB BON Seaoenbaltr., ansenomncn.
Breis $3.50 pro 2Ba9enlaoan9, in ir3ene einem
etaottbeile ab9elefert.
lOtt23Sl Sames y. Sntauuptpb, Setr.
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eau ser .@asltdt= s ompasmte BON SaIttz

&areau oer .0asltdbt s Gompasrie BON @aIttz
more"
Baltimore, ben 26. Wiai 1877.
Bielfa1en Hnfrasen i'm 8etref oes iiinftisen @ass
preiies binitbtlid Der berorhebenben &onurrens 3u
bese9nen, MAIDEN mir biermit 6efannt, oaB mir Die
abrifatiou pon@as iortiesen ueroen II. bea6dtisen,
baB mir pols i'm stanoe bleiben, es 8u einem Yreiie
uno elmer Gualitdt, tpeite aIe unere 4lnoen gent<
aenb sufriebenitellen miro, Su eIern, ioue au ale
@onfurrens gu iGlasen. SIN auitrase Der 0rettoren
(Dtai29, ,3UieD Sas. 3. Smautppoo, Sefr.
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ASGfSel @6fvel
Bur Ree ms Nuslnno beior9t inner6oI6 % tuahr,,
II. Jfaine,
Sde Der SaIttmOrefraBe uHb 8OfsOiitcss @osnus.
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Die 9ampier eer
n9ambarg amerifanii6en Padets
2lftiett @eiellfdlaftW

PaRageprris
BON treeno einem Oct obtaeu &dSen nad
9teipz Dorf:
/. &atGte e.......-..,.uS12O 90 Sob.
Z. Halate .....,,y.-,.-. 12 % @olo.
3Dii6enoet .........,. 80 90 Sourant.
9tnoer unter Sabre in oet 9oiite So in @olo.
Snoer tpti6en uHo 10 5obren ole SS6lfte.
8S- 5te beiten 9ldfc ga
fueroen bel au9obe Der PaIiaSe tele9rapbb beIe9t.
3mil9en Bremen unh Baltimore.
Bon Baltimore uedi 8remen:
.pOV w SUlO.
s5mtideHoed ............. 80 90 @ourant,
Bon 9remeu ttad) Baltimore:
Sailte. ......... $f0O 90 Sob.
.3tptlbenoed. ........... 30 90 @ourQnt,
Sils nno S,erfabrtsfYiIete:
aGilte.. ...-......... $3.50 90 GjqIb.
3mn9enoed .......--.- 56 so 9ourCnt.
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SIR. 1O8, 8alttmoreitr =, baltimore, Wtb.
(Se6r. II, II Ylte,)
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2luSsite aus htetttem SooebitfI1e =.
MISUNDERSTANDING &,trc,,, =,

uno cine groBe gn5Gbl 2lnoerer Die nit anprtItI
teit Oeh0ftet maren UNI aeheiIt murhen
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9ie nad,fte @abi=9ampasne oer ,,giaoifaien
uno SoNalea" beapnneu.-lemperen3 uno
Vatipismus Die 2oiuua. a.-SIaine Der erfoz
rene sJiibrer. = Gr=@ouuerneur Chamber
lain iein @ehiilfe. - Meoen, @eoid1te nnc
@e0efftcrnna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-12

READER,

Have you risen from your bed after a short sleep
to nnd yourself nearly sufocated with Catarrhal
matter in your nose. head, and throat? Have you
noticed what depressing influence it exercises on
the mind bluntng its faculties, besides enervating
the body as well? How difficult to rid the head of
this foul matter all can testify who are afflicted
with Catarrh. How difficult to protect the system
against Its further progress towards the lungs and
bronchial tubes, all ply scians can testify. 1t is
terrible disease, and cries out for relief. To be
freed from the danger of suffocaton while lying
down; to breathe freely, sleep soundy and unds-
turbed to know that no poisonous putrid matter
dehles the breath and undermines the system; to
know that the body does not through its veins and
arteries, carry the poison thai is sure to Destroy Is
indeed blessing. To purchase immunity from
such fate should be the object of all afflicted But
those who have tried many remedies and phys.
clans despair of their relief or cure. They become
mcredulous. With such the long array oftestimo-
nials from our best citizens physicians, and dl ug-
gists in favor OF
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Instantly relieves and permanently cures every
form OF Catarrh, IRON simple head cold to the ul.
cerative stage, together with all its sympathetic
diseases
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Cheap, but not cheap Pianos, from various relia.
bile makers, at lowest prices and all warranted.
Tna greatest variety of frst-class instruments in
the state culled from large stocks, thus obtaining
choice elections. Cash buyers cannot AFFORD TO
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-02-12

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VOL. VIII
Ntnufbee Journal.

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oct OF Court by SPaAGUE. OWEN Il NASH.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-08-28
Hair Splitting.

The Working-men's party was not
large, but it has shown that it was large
enough to split-not merely taking a
slab off-but splitting in two exactly in
the middle.
The Cincinaati region was strong
enough in their State Convention to se-
cure nearly all the candidates, and to
dictate the platform, The candidates
generally, if they had "horny hands"
kept their delicate palms and fingers
neatly clothed in elegant kids. They
were merchants, lawyers and almost
anything else but men whose hands were
hardened by TOLL The platform is even
worse than that of the Republicans in
the direction of communism, and is
probably the very worst ever put forth
from any respectable body in Ohio.
The men who represent the party in
the Central and Northern part Of the
State disowned both platform and candi
dates, and have called another ConTen
ton.
This working-men's party has nothing
in common with the Grangers, as the
former is purely political, while the lat
Ter, as swe are informed, expressly ex
cludes politics from its organization.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-08-28
Democratic Platform, Adopted at
COlumbuS. Ohio. IfliY Ii. 1917

The Democratic party Of Ohio, in
State Convention assembled, renews its
pledges of devotion to the Union and
the Constitution, with the Amendments
1t declares as essential to the preserva-
ton of free Government a faithfti ad.
herence to the following principles -
Strict construction; home rule; the su
pTemacy Of the Civil over the military
power; the separation of Church and
State; the equality of all citizens before
the law; liberty of individual action,
unvexed by sumptuary laws; absolute
acquiescence in the lawfully expressed
will of the majority; opposition TO oil
subsidies; the preservation Of the public
lands to the use Of actual settlers; and
maintenance anG per;ecting of our Com.
mon School System. And as pertinen..
to the issues now pending before tie
people
l RESOLVED, That we look upon the
Inauguration of R B Hayes to tine high
office of President of the Unitel States,
in spite of a majority of the electoral
and popular vote given by the people to
Samuel j. Tilden, as the most danger
Gus encroachment upon popular rights
that has ever been attempted in this or
any other free country A repetition OF
the fraud will not be tolerated,
2. The destruction of the industry of
the country and the paupersm of labor
are the inevitable fruits of vicious laws
enacted by the Republican party.
3. That. as means of relieving the
distressed portions of the community,
and removing the great stringency COM
plaihed Of in business circles, we de
mand the immediate repeal OF the Re-
sumption Act.
4. That we denounce as an outrage
upon tue rights of the people the enact
ment o: the Republican measure demon
etizing silver, and demand the passage
of law which shall restore to silver its
monetary power.
5. That we favor the retention OF
greenback currency as the best paper
money we have ever had, and declare
against any further contraction.
6. We congratulate the country upon
the acceptance by the present Admins
tration of the constitutional and pacific
policy of local self government in the
States of the South, so long advocated
by the Democratic party, and which has
brought peace and harmony TO that sec
ton of the Union.
! T. The Registry law framed by the
last Legislature is burdensome and ex
pensive. and discriminates unjustly
against the poorer class of voters, and
we therefore demand its immediate re
peal
8. We favor tariff for revenue only
9. We favor the issue by the General
Government alone of all circulating
medium. whether paper or metallic, to
be always of equal tender, and intercon.
vertible.
10. That we condemn the acts of the
Federal Administration in using the reg
ular troops Of the United States to in
terfere with elections and other political
affairs of the States, as unconstitutional,
unlawful and unjustidable, destructive
of the rights of the people and the
States.
IL We recommend the ticket this
day formed by the Convention to the
favorable consideration and support of
all citizens of the State.