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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-12-20

The LEADER is the Larget Republican, ews-
paper In Ohio, containing eight pages
seven columns to the page. with frequent
supplements.
II has LARGER CIRCULATION than any
other REPUBLICAN, DAILY IN OHIO.
II is printed from Stereotype Plates.
Its leaves are all cut, folded and pasted In
book form. thus saving the trouble OF un-
folding.
1t has its own Correspondents at Washing
ton and Colum bus. and Is thus able to fur
nish rhe freshest and most reliable news
from both Capitals
1t has over two hundred CorrespS ndents In
Ohio and Pennsylvania, who keep It's
readers constantly posted on all important
news by Telegraph.
Its EDITORIAL force Is az large as that OF
the leading newspapers OF the larger cities.
Its Telegraph Bills are larger than those OF
all other Cleveland newspap peIs com bfned.
II is now In its THIRTY-THIRD Volume and
as an evidence Of the improvements made
each year, IL can be said that Its cir .ulationl
has never retrograded any year o. It's pub
Hcatfon.
The AGRICULTURAL DEPARrMEs- Of
the LEADER In equal TO that OF any news
paper ublished The Information found
In this department. alone IL worth morn
than the subscription price TO every farmer
in the West. 1t furnishes them mean OF
expressing opinions and exehangin views
on all topics of int rest.
sUEvEkY SUBSCRIBER to the CLEvE-
LAND LEADER. for 1873, will receive by
mail variable premium In the shape OF q
handsome
Almanac or Reference Book,
Neatly printed, containing nearly one hum |
dred pages of valuable reading matter. sta
tisties- etc. The following is q partial list Of
the contents.
OF OHIO-Members OF the /
United States and State Governments-I
4overnors OF Ohio since lSp3-Nembers Of
Congress and Ohio Legislature Capitals
and Area of the Different Sfates-Salary OF
State Onicers-Popular Vote Of Ohio by
Counties 1875. n. T8NElectoral and Popu-
lar Vote of the United States. l86O-76-Pop-
ulation of Leading Cities Of the world
Coins Of the United States, Amount Coined,
and what are Legal Tenoer-Rafes of In
tsresf and statute OF Limitations Of the
Several Ststes-An1ountof OF Paper currency
each Year since the War-Balance Of For
eign Trade since l856-1able OF Foreign
Posfage-Armies OF the World Principal
Battle, OF the Rebellion, LoaBes, ETC.
Number of Men Engaged In every War
since the Revolufion-Salarfes Paid all
County Oficers in Ohio for ls77-VALU-I
ABLE ST ATlSTICS for FARMERS-and Q
great many Historical, Financial and Po-
Iitical Tables.
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Sherif's Sale.

Jacob Fieck
against
James X. Barnd, ct al
TN NPURSUANCEOF ORDER OF SALE
l. issued from the Clerks Office of the Court
OF Common Pleas of Hancock County. Ohio.
on the 18th day of December A. ID. lS.S, and
TO me direc, ed in the case hereinaoove
named, will expose at Public sale. at the
door OF the Court House, in the town of
Ffndiay. Ohio. ON
Monday, the Goth Day Of January 4.
ID. 1873,
Al one o'clock In the afterno N of said day,
the following Real Esi ate sItnated in the
County OF Hancock and State of Ohio. and
bounded d and described as follows. to-wit:
Inlof number one hundrei al d i've (lO5)
In me original plat of the incorporated vii
lase OF Findlay. Hancock County, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale
Appraised at S2O00tP.
TAKEN as the property OF James X. Bsrnd
IT. al. 20 satisfy an execution in fevo- OF
Jscob Fleck.
PARLEE &. TRlTCH,
Sheriff of Hancock c. o.
Sheriffs ONCE, FiEdlay, o Dec. 10. ISIS
HENRY BROWN. Atty. 33
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THURMAN don't want to do 1t, but
there are indications that bis brother
Democrats will try 10 force him intoit.
he realizes that he cannot beat Charley
Foster or any other man whom the
Republicans may nominate for Cover
nor in the coming campaign, and that
q defeat would certainly destroy any
prospect he might otherwise have OF a
Presidential nomination, even while he
knows a successful campaign would
make him the Democratic Presidential
candidate rerforce. But he realiz.s
there are ten chances for defeat to one
for success, and just in that proportion
does he prefer to take the chances of
obtaining q nomination for the Presi-
dency. without risking the chances OF
defeat, which would be utter and ire
trieable ruin to his higher aim. No,
Bishop will be the sacrifice.
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BLAINE had holiday in the Senate
on Monday, -ffectually blocking the
moves of the Democrats, and beating
them at every poin'.
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TIE foods in the East. caused by
the rains of last week were very de-
structive.
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TIE Potter Committee met on Mon
dav but never o cipher did they figh
for.
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Mucous and Involuntary Dsschas ges,
Morbid Irritation Of Bladder and
UrefhFa, Chronic Cafarrh Of Bladder
Suppression, Retention or IneOnn
nenee of Urine, Dfabs ties, Dr0psy. Or
ganfe W eakness, Female Com laf nfs
and all Chroaic Maiadles OF the Urinary ana
-exual Organs.
Thousands can attest to its wonderful cur
atfve properties In these diseases
For Nervous Debility. with all its
gloomy Observation-Disclosures ess, Loss Of
Gem0Fy, Low Spirits. &C., Ii Is q sover-
eign remedy.
SAOLANDERB BUCHU buoys up the
enervated system, imparting new lite and
vigorous action, the whole system becoming
strengthened and invigorated.
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nPECIAL OFFER 70,

THE HOLIDAY. Beautiful ne,e Rose-
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cf our expease Catalogue with thouf snds Of
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Scu reeo our cafalogue. 1t will interest you.
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CATAkRH.
A Man Cured of Catarrh of Forty
Years Standing.
50 BAD THAT IT IMPAIRED HIS EYE
SIGHT, MADE HIM ALMOST DEAF
TROUBLED WITH
Dr0ppings In Throat, Strangling, Buz.
zing in Head, and Fetid Breath.

The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY is
the first article placed before the public that
proposed to cure Cstarrh by budding up the
Constitution 1t struck at the root of the whole
difficulty, and thousands upon thousands Of
letters have been received by the proprfetors
setting forth the marvellous cures, and W whai
is remark able, curing not only the Catarrh
but all other ailments at the same time
This is what 1: always does. The following
statement Is only sample of what we are
constantly receiving. nom well Known
people to whom you can write, and not 10
bogus ones. Catarrh and Its attendant evils,
cold In head, hacking cough, incipient con-
sumption, headache. pains in back and loins
dizziness. languidness, loss of appetite and
general weakness, all leave together when
the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy Is taken
as recommended
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JOHN c. ULLERY, of Miami county
has been nominated for Marshal of the
Southern District of Ohio.
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READ THIS
DIPHTHERIAHM

J0hnsOn's Anodyne Lfnfmenr will
positively prevent this terrible disease and
will positively cure nine cases in ten. Infor.
nation that will save many lives sent free
by mail. Don't delay a moment Preyen-
ton Is better than cure. Sold everywhere
j. 8. JOHNSON d CO.. Bangor, Maine.
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Assignee's Notice.
| will offer for sale. on

Saturday, the 1 1th Day ofJanuary, 1879,
the desperate claims belongi TO tbs E..ta;e
of smith a Wright. IDsolvepts. oveI Five
Hundred Dollars and consisting of notes and
accounts. sale In front OF the Court House,
Findlay, Ohio ISAAC BONHAM,
Assignee. of Smith q Wright.
Dec Is. 1878. 3l-38
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Lacupia
TOLEDO. Oct. LIST. 1877

TOLEDO, Oct. Isl, 1871
MR. W. MAkTZALL-Dear Sill
desire to state for the benefit Of the
afflicted, what your Lacupis has
'acuPin done for me and my oldest son.
was taken with chilIs and fever
early in May last, and though
had 1t stopped again and Sgain
with quinine aud such other medi-
cines AS the doctor gave me, II
would come back on me. At first,
every eight or ten days, but finally
1t would not stay away over four or
nve GAYS. In TACT, i was never en-
tiIely rid of IL. About the first OF
July last L noticed large tumor In
my lett side. Une doctor called IL
n,. enlargement of the spleen, another
'ScuPio ague cake. My health was very
pOor, unable TO work, and halt the
time confined 10 bed. The doctors
gave me 50 much medicine that
became reduced TO a mere shadow.
They said the disease had Resolved
itse into n dumb ague. " hich, TO
gether with tue lumor, would
finally cost my life II l would not
take their medicine regularly.
Well i ooryed them until he mid
die Oh August. when Iiiey laid 10
Rev. haEning IL was AL III. had
o., ;olIo die. de immediately came ano
ocu A@ Told Ine, and suggested a trlal of the
Lacupia. I cUninieuced taxing II
at OGce. 1 tOok II IOr One Week,
" hen AL the fever and chIIls leIt
ne aud continued IL Ser sit ce Tor
the enlarged spleen. which Ell
iargeinenI has now entlrely disap
perred am quite strong and 40 |
Iug my own wOIK again. But Tor |
the Laeup.a lcertainiy would have |
died. MAJ God Oiess you for |
bringing this medicine before the |
public.
..ur;a MY oldest kon had a severe at |
ncoPi" TACK oil chIIIs and lever ak weeks /
ago. He at Ince took . DotJle OF |
your LacupIa, and has OF mad a /
return OF IL. he lost ouiy one day /
by It.
Ny neixhbor, Mrs. Moury. has the /
Iehllls. Sue commenced taking the /
lLacupia this nlornIng 1 IoIgoL u /
tell you LOOK seven bottles. ano /
am now on the eighth, whicn /
THINK " iii De All 1 Will need,
Yours IruIy,
Mrs. JOHN SAYLOR.
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Great Merit.

Prescriptions and Family RECEIPTS ac-
curately compounded from pure and fresh
Drugs at HAVEN & FLECK'S.
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Mr. wKSDKLL MABIzALL, Lam
cAs1Ek. PA:

Mr.. WKNpKLL MARIzALL, LAM
CAnEk, PA:
Dear Sir-I have just had an ex-
cellent opportunity of trying the
- virtue OF your Lacupia in Inter
mittept fever. Four Of our chill
sdren were down at one time with
LAfupf1 the chilis, as we call IL here. Some
of them had taken Quiuine before,
but IL coming back ON them, 1 con-
cluded TO try the Grea. Kennedy;
Raye ths m Lacupia four time u
day. Two days sufficed TO clear
them, and tine mouse OF every ves-
tige of shake. IL Il now six weeks,
and not the least sign OF a return.
The children never looked better,
nor ATE more heartily.
fours most truly,
Laeupia Cambridge. Ohio.
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All the fairs give the first premiums
and special awards of great merit to Hop
Bitters. as the purest and best family med
icine, and we most heartily approve of the
awards for we know they deserve It. They
are now on exhibition at the State Fairs.
and we advise all to test them. See an
other column. 80 a.
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Ia

w. MARfZALL, ESQ:
My Dear Bene.ac.or Your theory
that malaria is u poison, and La
cdpiz It's eraoicator ana cieansec
frUm the s. stem, In true TO the let
Ter. Ever since last April 1 have
used this remedy in chills ana
lever ana in every form OF maIa-
rious disease, 10 ne exclusion OF
quinine or any other preparation
Irom Peruvian barK, and am Tres
TO say IL Ii the slae qua noa ior that
aeupia caased @ o. Sy ~n maisr,a. Ia a. ' a spesific; :
cure that never iails.
!. PU1TER, NJ. D.,
Allegheny, Pa.
October 7th. Ie17.
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EDWIN GOODWIN,
Dover ST Lowell Mas,

Price 81 per bottle. A Pamphlet of ~
pages giving treatise on CatarIh. with in.
Vulnerable cases of cures, sent FREE by adj.
dres-ing the PropIietors,
LlrfLEFIELD q CO.. Manchester.
Sold by s. Huber, Findlay, Ohio.
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LOWELL, Mass, + eb-, Il, 1873
MESSRS. LITrLhFIELD Col have been
entirely cured OF .-atarrh by the use of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. Ihave had
II for iorty years. and so severely that my
eyesight was impaired by 1t. / was almost
dead. my head was ALWAYS stopped up.
could not breathe freely, Omen at night
could not sleep being kept awake by q drop
ping In my throat, sometimes 50 badly as 10
almost sirangle me. The discharge from my
nose was fetid and my breath was ALWAYS
foul; had, too, continual buzzing In my
head, and headache almost all the time.
During forty years have tried almost every
medicine for Catarrh in the Market but
without receiving any permanent benefit
until used Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
After using two bottles was very much re-
lieved, and used in all six bottles, and am
now CoAPLETELY cured. Ny eyesight is
good can hear as well as ever / could. /
have no disagTeeable discharges from my
nose. no droppings in my throat can breathe
perfectly free and sleep every night soundly.
My general health is bet er than it has been
for fourteen years. ana all owing to the Con-
stitutfonai Catarrh remedy.
(Signed) EDWIN GOODWIN,
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Nshion d. Lswrer &C. decreased
The undersigned hiss been appointed and
9uaiin.d as ExecuiTix O the Estate Cf Nal
Ion ID. Lawrence late OF Harcock et unfx
deceased-
Da ed This 18th day of December. A. ID ls-s.
LNDlA LAWRENCE
ID ID Executrix.
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BLAIsK's Bill has passed.

GOLD and Greenbaeks are at par, and
resumption il Q thing OF the past.
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SMOLANOER'S
Extract BuChu

Is a sure, quick remedy
for all diseases of the
kidneys. Bladder.
and UrfnaryOrgans,
existing either IN male
or female. As. IFFtsa-
ti0n. Innarnmasfop,
,op UIcerafiOa Of the
kidneys and Blad-
DER Reddish or
Brick dust Se<ff-
ment inIrfDe, Thick
Cloudy or ROpy
Urine, Painful Urf-
m nffn~ RArl l-Affrn~
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II holds 70 his ear the word Of promise hut breaks
II always TO his hope, and be ends only in being
made the unwilling instrument Of increasing the
political strength Of that party from which he re-
ceived ever tightening fefters when ne was rlaye
and contemptuous refusal of civil rights since he
was made FREE BE resembiea indeed those un-
are compelled to Yield their Strength
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Almanac or Reference Book.

~EyEhY SUBSCRIBER to the CLEvE-
LAND LEADER, for 1873, will receive by
mail a variable premium In the shape OF q
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-08-31
The Yellow "

Since the last issue of the sen.
TINEL the deaths in New Orleans
per day have ranged from 40 to
80, those of August q being 40.
In 1858. Oh same day the deaths
were 1856 from Yellow Fever and
26 from other diseases.
The Fever has made it's appear
ance in Plaquemine, and Bayou
Des Allemands in this State. In
Morgan City two deaths and sew
raj cases are reported.
We are now fifteen days past
the period in which it broke ont
in Thibodaux in 1858 and no sign
of the disease has been visible
here.
We are, and have been, for
three weeks favored with West
and South winds and warm
nights, all of which are unfavor-
able to the spread of this plague.
By the maintaining OF a close
quarantine, and the fine cOndi.
ton Of our streets and lots, after
SO thorough an investigation as
they have had, followed by a gen
eral disinfectiOn we can begin to
entertain reasonable hopes of es-
Gaping Il visit from the dreaded
enemy. The Parish of Terrebonne
has established a quarantine
which protects us from the Sonth.
Assumption has not taken such
a precautionary measure, but our
health officers are watching that
Parish very closely, and upon
the first appearance of the Fever
within her limits all communica,
ton will be Theoretically sealed.
The whole Attakapas and Ope.
lonsas country is quarantined.
There is great anxiety felt for
the fate of Assumption and Don
aldsonville in which Parish and
Town people are daily coming
from New Orleans, whilst goods
of every description can be
brought there at the option of
the merchant or buyer.
Whether guarantees are ef-
fectual or not, the people OF La
fourche will never find fault with
her authorities for maintaining
one this memorable year.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche

Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche.
Succession Of Pierre Thibodaux, No. 9A
PrObates.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
u to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered Succession l will offer for
sale at public auction pursuant to law to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
Housed in the Town of Thibodaux. OH
Saturday September 18th. 1873.
between the hours of Ii o'clock A. NJ. snd
4 O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in said
parish on the left bank of Bayou Lafour-
che az about two miles below the Town
OF ThibodanN and about two miles back
from said Bayou being section No. 1881
Thirty three o.. Township IA Ranre II
East OF the South Eastern District of Louis
lana North Of the Mississippi River viz;
LOT No. | CONTAINING SEVENTY
five lSll;M acres. Lot No. , Eighty acres.
Lot No 3 containiu. eighty acres and Lot
No. ! containing seventy acres making a
total Of Three Hundred and Twelve lSIl00
acres.
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON TIE
Spot IN United States Treasury Notes.
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPER
ty t" he sold IN lots or parcels MS rruuirel
by law, OF not less than Ten nor more than
Fifty acres each, as per plan to be made
and filed in the office of the undersigned,
within the delay fixed by law.
ThihodauN. August 9th. 1873.
l.. \. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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Rooms of the 9th. Senatorial Executive J
Committee. !
~kThibodaux, La. August Goth. 1873. }
An adjourned meeting of the 9th. Senate
rial Committee vas held this day.
Present 4, A.. Tete, Chairman,.. I'll. n,
COulOn. Secretary and a. +. Pearson.
On motion of H. N. Coulon the following
resolution was duly adopted.
Resolved, That the Parishes. Comprisin.
this 9th. Senatorial District, be and an,
hereby declared entitled to the same repre-
sehtation in the convention af the 9th. Sen;
torial District. to he held in Thibodamx OIL
the 9TH. of September 1878. as WAS allotted
to the Same Parishes i'll the Congressional
and State Conventions recently held in Bat
on Rouge.
No further business being before the com.
mittee it adjourned.
+. A. TETE, President.
Fl. N. COULoN, Secretary.
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n. JENKtNs-For twenty years
I have been d great sufferer from
InHamatory Rheumatism aud
Sciatica. During the past four
years have taken about twenty
bottles Of the Annihilator. My
pains have ceased.
CHARLES T.. NASH,
) CarOndelet st. New Orleans La.
Price 81 per bottle. For sale
by all druggists. Send for circu-
n. JENKINS & co, Proprietors.
New Orleans, La.
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We are having innumerable
rrlmrts concerning the existence
at Yellow Fever, first in one place,
Aud then III another. People
klinnld pay no attention to those
nylng HiInOrS, nor permit them.
selves f0 he worried about them,
The Board of Health, and the
Parish aud Town authorities ara
watching every corner, and the
hlIrarance Of that disease, in
any neighDorh0od, will he prompt
ly Ma'le known. In the meantime
Jet every one quietly attend to
bis ow" business ana! pay no heed
10 Tying luMpls.
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Lawrence pnoh- who ".

R. Lawrence Pugh. who was
nominated by the Democracy of
Assumption as candidate for Re-
preventative to the Legislature.
having declined the nomination,
Mr.. e. Dupaty, Editor of the A.
sumption Pioneer for nearly a
quarter OF a century has been sci
ected as a candidate of the Party
in his stead, Mr.. Dupaty bears
the reputation of good citizen,
and is thoroughly identified with
the Parish in which he has lived
so long. Like many others he has
had to bow to the storm, but his
head is erect again.
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Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE.
Town of Thib0daux. Auuust | 1873

Town OF Thibodaux. August !, 1873. {
Quarantine having been establishe,
against persons and dry goods, coming from
any place infected with Yellow Fever, by
the corporate authorities of T%hibodaux
and a Board of Health organised to sinner.
wise the Sanitary regulations of the Town,
1T Ia the duty of every citizen to aid and as
sist the authorities in a rigid and promp,
enforcement of such laws and suggestions
as may be enacted and made to preserve
Inc health OF this Town and to prevent the
visitation of q great calamity.
Now. l 5. L. Qrisam,re Mayor of Thibo-
da"x do call upon all citizens to follow
promptly and rigidly the instructions that
may be given by the Board of Health
and the Sanitary Inspectors. to report all
violations OF such orders and instructions
to this office without delay, in order fiat
immediate steps may be taken to enforce
obedience thereto.
S. L. GRiSAMORE, Mayor.
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COAL OH ACClDENT!-On ,

Coal OH ACClDENT!-Op yes
r'rday morning Mrs. Victorin
Temps. who resides two miles be.
low Ihibodaux, attempted to light
o tire, by sprinkling coal oil over
the wood from a Can Of oil. The
flames caught in tue oil, cansed
the can to explode, scattering the
liNuld over her clothing. which
took fire and caused her death
within two hours.
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-On next Saturday is the day
fixed for the Convention to meet.
to nominate IA candidate for Sen
atar, to represent the Ninth Sen.
ntorlal District in the Legislature
Vt this State. IL is to be hupcd
that Il tull representation will be
hal tram the three Parishes so
that a fair expression OF the wish.
rs ut the people can be made in
the selection OF u candidate.
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Grenada has been a terribly
afflicted City, and is almost de-
serted.
1t Is a question whether the
mortality III Grenada would have
been more than it has been, if the
people had all remained ut home
and taken care of one another.
When the few who we're so untOr
tuuat. ~ to fall sick at first were
deserted by their friends and
neighbOra and left to take care of
themselves, there is no wouder
that they all died.