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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

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EyThe Republican State Central
Committee held meeting in Columbus
a few days since. We present partial
report Of their proceedings: lg ys
.'Charlic Grosvenpr swore like TURK
at the stalwarts. and sent Beatty, Taft 4
Company, hurting to the red-hottest cen
ter OF tophei. He declared be never had
any faith in them, and that they were the
[damndest lot OF traitors that ever lived
and should be publicly read out OF the
party. Beatty, 1t is said, was furious, and
came back at Gfosvenor with . vim, de-
claring that be did not care a damn fol
Charley Fosters election, that all be
wanted was to secure the Legislature 10
order TO elect stalwart to the United
States Senate. Charley Foster. who was
present. and who was hoarse with bis
efforts on the stump, was pale with rage
and amazement. and attempted the her
culean task OF reconciling the bellie-
erent parties, but the effort was Q futile
one, and It is said that he walked away
on bis ear, swesring that il the RepubIi-
can party went back on him in this. the
hour of his tribuia,ions, he would see to
it that the viscera, was let out OF it in
the campaign of 1880. The Republican
Committee gave up the 6g and posi-
lively say there is not ghost of a
chance for the election of Foster, hut
that they must keep up appearances in
order to preserve life in the Republican
Organization 10 the State and that it
must be run at ell hszards, even though
it required blow, .brag, bluff and lies to
bank upon" GQ
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Monroe County Murder.

BELMONT. September 20 Two men
named King and Conley bave been a.
rested for the murder of David Trem.
bly,, as reported in your paper Wednes-
day They were having preliminary
hearing at Beallsville on Saturday night,
but owing to mob Of four to five hun.
dred wishing to take them out of the
hands Of the law the officials were forced
to postpone the hearing and place the
accused under strong guard, and after
further demonstrations OF the mob it
was decided to move the accused *to
Woodslield to the County Jail They
were moved in the night. 1t is rumored
that they, are followed BY some sixty or
seventy Of the mob.
That correspondent started out to tell
a whale OF allie and succeeded admira.
bly,. The prisoners waived an examin.
alton and were ordered to Jail There
was no, mob, the prisoners were brough,
here in broad daylight, the writer of this
in company with the Prosecutor coming
with them, and they were not followed
by go or 70 persons, or by any other
number. The people of Monroe coun-
ty are law-abiding: there are no lynch
ing mobs within her borders, hat il there
were they would be justified in using
their ropes on such fools as the author
of the above whenever an opportunity
vas presented !.
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cT This is the last week Of the cam.
psign in Ohio, and The prospect is, that
the Democrats will carry the State and
the Legislature. ...--.-.., ,..f.
In this county, the Republicans and
the "BRlcK" PoMERoY Tail to the Repuh.
lican party have combined on county
ticket, and their defeat is certainly as.
sured by the usual Democratic majority,
The Republicans have made no attempt
at holding meetings, but have been con.
tent to stand in the rear and urge Dem.
ocrats to all the BRICK PoMERoY Tail
TO their party. Buttbe movement refu.
ses to boom, because Democrats, when
they saw the object. dropped out and
declared that they would have nothing
more to do with it. The comnlete fail
ure, Of dozen disappointed office-seek-
ers, 10 damage the Democratic majority
of sold Monroe" will serve to teach
Republicans who came into the party
for Office, and Denocrats who were can.
didates and failed to obtain Office, tha,
should they conclude to vote next yeal
with our opponents their loss would not
be noticed And 1t is the opinion Of
many Democrats that such a result
would greatly benefit the Democracy,
and place them, where they belong. n
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Probate of Wills.

The following section of the law in
relation to the probate of wills, passed
last winter, is important:
SECTION s Amy will in writing may
he deposited, by the person making the
same, or by some person for him, in the
office of the Judge Of the probate court
in the county ia which such testator
lives, to be safely kept until delivered or
disposed of as hereinafter provided ;
and said probate Judge. on being paid
the fee of one dollar therefor, shall re-
ceive and keep such will, and give a cer-
titicate of deposit therefor; and no win
shall be admitted to probate without no.
tice to the widow or husband and next
OF the testator, II any, resident in the
State, in such manner and for such time
as the probate court shall direct or ap-
prove. ao Sae @
Under this section Will is offered
for probate and notices are issued by
the Judge Of the Court to all interested
parties notifying them of the day fixed
fo- the hearing. When the day comes
and no objections are offered, then the
Will is admitted to probate. But II in
terested parties appear and offer otjec-
tions, or later Will, then the Court or.
ders an investigation. 1t is not neces-
sary for The parties notified to appear on
the day OF hearing unless they have OBJ
jec,ions to offer to the Will being pro-
bated. 6I Ets aaagI m BeY
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work TO Defeat the Republican
System Of Supervisors and Dep.
ufy Marshass az the POIls
ON Election Day.
Work that You May Be Free
Men on Election Day.
Work for The Principle flat Green
backs Shall Replace BlackbickS.
WORK EARLY AND LATE,

Democrats, next Tuesday. the 14th, j:
the day on which the Battle of Ballots il
to be fought between the advocates o.
Free Elections and Greenbacks and
those VIII" favor Bayonets, Supervisors
and Deputy Marshals at Elections, ant
National Bank currency.
Victory for the Democratic ticket il
certain, in the State, If every man per
forms his duty. on That day; and VIZ
know that the gallant Democrats of "0t
Monroe" can. and will, roll up major
ity of 1900 on that day for the entir,
ticket.
Our opponents are badly demoralized
Charge them, boys, along the entire lin'
and don't rest until you have driver
them from every Reputation and Bay
onetism position! si''3 20 ~21 ~
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/. And Don't You Forget It.

1t should not lie forgotten that the
last Democratic Legislature saved the
State over two million dollars, thus less
eping the burden upon the tax payers
that amount. This it did, too, while
embarrassed with a lot Of old debts and
deficiencies left BY the previous Repuh-
lican Administrations II, the next Leg
islature should be Democratic, still great.
er savings may be expected The Deu-
ocratic party points to- this saving OF
$4,000 600 by the last Legislature. as an
Argument whylthe party, should be kept
in power inthe- Slate. 1t is argument
stronger than words, and it is one which
will have weight with the intelligent,
thinking tax payers Of the State. u
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- E%N N A 0s.s
The Democracy will be addressed q
the following times and places, by tn
speakers named i,9alJ has .gia55s9
SARDIS, Wednesday evening, Oct
8, at 7o'clock. j. S. FOREMAN, s. A
ATKINSON, A. J. PEARSON and j. 2
SPRIGes. gec~e-s ara
NEWCASTLE, Wednesday evening
October s, at 7 o'clock + NJ. ATkIN
SON and Dr.. G W STEWARD
CLAY LICK SCH TOOL HOUSE, Jack
son township, Thursday afternoon, Oct
3, at 2 o'clock j. s. FOREMAN and s
A ATKINSON.
BROWNSVILLE, Thursday evening,
October 8. at 2 O'Clock. j. S. FoREMAS
and A ATKINSON
LINDAMOOD'S School House, Beth.
ell township, Friday afternoon. Oct 10
at O'Clock. j. ). FOREMAN and s. A
ATKINSON.
KNOB COLLEGE. Franklin township
Friday evening, October 10, at 2 o'clock
Us Foreman, and S A ATKINSON.
MILTONSBURG. Saturday evening
October IL, att, O'Clock. j. S. Fore.
MAN ard F NJ ATKINSON. e
ANTIOCH, Thursday evening, Oct
9 at o'clock. f. NJ. ATKINSON and
DR. G w. STEWARD
TOWN HOUSE, Wayne township,
Friday afternoon, Oct. 10, at 2 o'clock
F, NJ. ATKINSON and DR.. G. w. STEW
ARD
LEWISVILLE, Friday evening, Oct
10, at Z O'Clock. +. NJ. ATKINSON anC
DR. G w STEWARD
Democrats at these places are reques
ted to make all necessary preparation.
for the meetings Al - 9es*t
DEMocRArIc Ex. CoM
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-07

~N Not all of the soldiers uf Ohio.
who fought for civil liberty for the ideas
in the Declaration of Independence, Tor
An indissoume Union of indes,ructible
States, for ballh.hoxes free from the
Federal purse and the Federal sword,
will refuse to vote for two gallant Union
Generals. EWING and RICE. both of
whom risked their lives for the Union,
and one of whom left part Of his
as an Offering upon the Union altar
There is 4 sentiment among comrades
which partisan prejudice and partisan
appeal can not overcome.
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:
Eff The election Of Rev. S. A Fisher
as President of the Methodist Protest
ant Conference was rare but well de
served compliment. and his hosts OF
friends in this county, irrespective OF
sect, will be very proud of his promo
lion. tits the very first time 10 the
history of that august body that man
SO young as Mr. Fisher has been chosen
to the place and its coming to- him un-
expectedly and unsought makes the
tribute to bis worth and ability 80 much
the more emphatic. One of the mos,
pleasing features in the case, so far as
Cambridge is concerned, is the fact lha,
he is likelv to remain citizen of this
place Guernsey Jefersonian .e...1
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~Jabn F. F9lIett in speeeb at Gin

wJ"hn F. F9llett in speech at Gin
cinnati, Thursday night, made this clev-
er point: "The Republicans call Gen
Ewing and Gen. Rice-the latter lett his
good right leg on the field of battle in
defense of the Union-traitors, and Gen
Foster. who was GENERALLY engaged
during the war in measuring calico, thev
call patriot. They call on the boys
in blue to vote as they shot. Charley
Foster during the war shot the dimes
into his pocket and be will continue to
do 50 If you follow the directions Of the
Republican party"
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~The soldiers OF this State will no,
helieve that CHARLES FosrERis is better
friend of the Union than General. EwIso
or General RICE. The soldiers owe i,
TO themselves to support the men who,
with them, took their lives in their hands
and went to the van for the Union, as
against the man who simply sold them
supplies,
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EHon. r. j. MAeIssrs, the late N

w Hon. r. J. MAeINNrs, the late Ms
tional candidate for Congress in the
GAINESVILLE district, is now on the stump
for General EWING. STEPHEN JOHNSON
the National nominee for Governor, sup.
ports EWING. General CARY. the Ma.
tional candidate for Vice President, and
PETER COOPER, their candidate for Presi-
dent, support EWING. General SHER-
WOOD. formerly Republican Secretary OF
State and 8. present Probate Judge OF
Lucas County, elected by the Nationals,
and indeed nearly all the Nationals OF
brains and influence in the State, also
support EwiSG. s .s. 49rt
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Winter Butter.

Let farmer divide bis white butte,
into two lots, while yet in the form ol
cream. and for one make use of Perfect
ed Butter Color, made by Wells, Rich
ardson 4 Co., Burlington, Vt, while the
other goes to market without color, and
he. will discover on what course his in
terest depends. This color gives the
fine, rich, golden yellow of the fist quail
ity June butter, and is not tinged with
the dull red tint, objected to in most
butter colors.
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Set back AZ wears.

II was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, de-: my blood
became thin; was dull and inactive ;
could hardly crawl about; was an old
worn out man all over; could get moth
ing to help me, until got Hop Bitters,
and now / am boy again. NV blood
and kidneys are ell right, and 1 am as
active as man OF 80, although am 70,
and / have no doubt it will do as well
for others Of my age. 1t is worth q
trial. Father. .6sa
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The Election of Land Appraisers.

The Election of Land Appraisers.
Tue question of elecling Land Ap.
praisers Is giving rise ~ inquiries IN
every township in the State. Attorney
General PILLARS, in answer to commu-
nica'ion from Hon. LEWIS GREEN. of
New Lexington, gives the folio wing of
cial opinions as to what the law requires :
/. A seps.ste ballot or ticket.
2. A separate ballnt-hox.
3. A separate poll and tally .heet.
a. A separate r'tnrn, which must be
made to the Auditor.
A separate Board of Judges, however,
is not required, 5iIt +.
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The Record OF Two Candidates,

A careful and faithful search of the
Congressional Record, covering the time
CHARLES FosrER served in Congress,
fails to show that he introduced a solila-
rv bill Of public nature in favor of the
soldiers who fought in the war for the
Union. General RICE, on the other
hand. introduced and championed scores
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u ~A number OF. Democratic Meet,
ings will be held in the county this week
They will be addressed by wrLtIAM Boz.
TON, OF Guernsey; j. S. FoREAAs and
r NJ. ATKINSON, Of Noble, and Or. g.
w. STEWARD and S. A. Atkinson, oI
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RJAMss BLAIN. of SharonviIe, Pix

~JAMEs BLAIN. Of Sharonville, Pike
County, Ohio, visited the headquarters
Of the PIATT Central Committee at Co.
lumhus the other dav and drew out their
inwardness, which proved to be pur.
pose to elect FOSTER, while ostensibly
working for PIArr. So he writes the
National Errress under the date of Sep.
tember 8. .t.-.t,E. ..s y!
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Piles! Piles! Piles!

1 Do you know what 1t 10 to suffer with
Piles If you do, you know what is one
of the worst ftorments of the human
frame. The most perfect cure ever
known is Kidney 1t cures consti-
patton, and then its tonic action restores
health to the diseased bowels. and pre-
vents recurrence ofthe disease. Try II
without delay. 'o' ~ a'b.rog
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Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept mber 29.-Ad.
vices tr,m the expedition against Merv
confirm the news of severe batle in
which $4,000 Turcomans were engaged
The battle lasted six hours, and, while
it is claimed that several thousand OF
the enemy were slain, the. Russians lost
many men and seven officers, and the st.
fair is regarded as severe check to the
exDeditiop. ,i.,t Sd -l4
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~ Republicans are saying that Gen
eral EWING was too vigorous, too active
too effective, perhaps, as soldier and
commander In the war for the Union
This is strange complaint, coming
from Republicans! 1t is said that Gen
eral RICE did nothing to. secure the pas
sage of the Arrears Of Pensions Bill
hut the thousands OF soldiers to whom
or to whose families, General RICE has
really given millions of dollars know
better. The money was overdue, and
had been refused bv successive Republi.
can Congresses 1t remained for Gen,
raj RICE, as Chairman Ct the Invalid
Pensions Committee, and fora Demo.
cratic Congress, to bestow these benefits
upon soldiers who were helpless to OBJ
tain them, and upon the families of SOL
diers still more helpless. There should
be some reciprocity among soldiers.
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the following is what all old sol
dier of Fostoria has to say: The Repu5.
licans promised 10 reward US when we
returned from the front. Now when
one of rs is candidate they call us
"rebels," Confederate Brigadiers," &c
EWING and Rice, both soldiers, are ou,
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
and they put CHARLEY FosrER up and
ask us to vote for him. We can't see it
we fought for the old flag, and we will
stand by our old comrades.
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ReeuJnte tI,a Sacr,atio,.

In our endeavors to preserve health it
is OF the utmost Importance that we keep
the secretory system in perfect condl-
tion. The weilkown remedy. Kidney
Wort, has specific action unon the Kid
neys, liver and bowels. Use it instead
OF dosing with vile bitters OF drastic
pills. 1t is purely vegetable, and is
pronps but mild in action.
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wGeneral EwsG batlled gsllanfly
for the Union capse throughout the war.
CHARLES FosrEn remained Ia his store
and made money. He turned deaf ear
to oil calls Of the Government for more
troope. & 1850 $50 ia.
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EEThe Repnhlioan nlan of Resum

gThe Republican plan of Resump.
ton was TO contract the currency by re-
firing the green backs but the Democra,
cy had abetter plan, and d Democratic
Congress put . stop to the retiring Of
the greenbacks and provided thu. the
volume in existence should be kept 10
circulation and madeia full legal .ender
equally With coin, and the thing was &C.
conplished. AZ the boy said, II nhistled
itself. @si.If adj ss55~iat -.
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~ There is bond Of union among
comrades, a sentiment quick with patri-
otism, instinct with good Fellowship, and
free frog. partisan narrowness. This
soldierly impulse win not cause men to
vote for FosTER against General EWING,
and General RICE. e4 had mzs aas
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~ On the blo"dy field Of Kenesaw
Mountain Gen. RICE gave a leg for the
Union cause. Yet the Cincinnati Ca
zette. a. Republican paper edited nv 9
stay-a'-home, says it was only "VAL,
LANpIsHAM leg" @ -sa
Soldiers, rebuke that monster Of hru.
tality at tue Polls on Tuesday, the l4th
bv voting for the gallant soldiers, Ew
ING and RICE, f-s r4...
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nrThe CLEVELAND p,o,, D.,j.. so,s

RThe Cleveland Plain Dealer says
"rhe Republican stumper occasionally
throws bowlder at the 20 CoNNoR Leg
islature," but any one can shut his mouth
by reference to the IRON clad fact tha,
that Legislature saved the taxpayers
over its Republican predecessor two mil
lions, two hundred end ninety-fve dol
lars and sixteen cents! That is some
thing tor burdened people to rest their
eyes upon.
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ETo vote the Republican ticket, is
tor rob judges OF elections selected BY
the people Of the duties enjoined on
.hen, aud giye.it 70 Federal officers who
are alone responsible to the appoisting
mower k-.s,,-t .ff E,-s sss.ssE =, y e.
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~ Judges OF Flee ions are not re-
quired to count any names printed on
ticket, except those Of the regular nom-
inees A name written upon ticket
should be counted, as the law permits a
voter to do that A "Mixed County
Ticket" ia also authoriz ID Nv law. :.
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Es-The Republican Greenback-
ers' of The aBR1cK" PoMERoY stripe,
in this county, will vote for FOSTER,
the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor. 30
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EIn the common speesti Of nsen
who we're not sohfiers the candidates are
known as General Ew1Ns," General
RICE" and "Cs{ico CHARLEY." The
common phrases voice the public senti-
ment. D @ ~ .fllsis as. ~ snng
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ETOhio furnished TO the National
service 3l0,654 soldiers, bus Calico Fos-
rEEs name did not appear on theroll
The .nsmss Of sTBoMAs EwIxG and A. ",
RICE did. 11nes''e'i sTl' ''iSsA
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E-The Republican Greenba

AS TIC NePUUIICdH +UreenDaCk.
ers of the "BRIcK" PoMERoY stripe.
in this county, will vote for JOHN w.
DoHERTY, the Republican candidate
for Senator. HORTON, their candi-
date, won't get enough votes to
swear by. s9.. .l.gss
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~ Thousands OF homes have been
made happy because OF General RICE
successful efforts, in Congress, in pnsh-
ing the Pension SArrearage law through
Vote for him on Tuesday, the l4th.
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Senator Allen G.. Thurman.

In letter written to one OF his personal
friends, an officer of The United States
Senate, saws of the result in Ohio: "We
intend to eject General EWING and the
entire Democratic ticket by a good mo-
j,rity, and will c.rrv the Legislature"
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~ People who desire Bayonets st the
Polls WI vote the Republican ticket.
those who desire free elections will vote
with the Democracy. % aasp : q
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sffist ID tffEi taflfsatr ls&A -
EE"BoB" ScHILLING has gone TO
Ney York, 10 speak. The Nationals 10
Ohio having come over almost In body
to Ewiss and RUE, RoBrRr's occupa'
ton is gonelbra aaif.' 81 q 2 1'R
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ENo Supervisors or Deputy Mar.
shsls OF the Polls TO- intimidate and sr,
rest Democrats, or any body else. The
Republican party favor them. 2 s9f
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S4sDon't trade your vote with .
member, OF any other party, Vote the
Democratic ticket and lie. rs bury The
Republican party and its Tail, the PoM-'
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3@Democratic caup fires are blazing
eli along the linp, The csuse is boom.
ing. Hurrad for Ewiss, RIcE aod Vic,
tory. gGa ~ ESQ,
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EEDemocrats look out for tricks snd
foolish reports, circulated BY the. Repub-
hcsu party and its Tail, on the eve OF the
election. z ~ fs 'os'l = s
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: RNo National Banks to impoverish
the People. Greenbacks instead OF
Blackbacks, is Whist the People want.
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kE JetrS sSHERssAN twns Union Sol
diersJous of his Depmtmeut, and then
prs,es abort the greet love of the Re.
publican pafty Tor the soldier. 4
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EF Calico FOSTER, 10 his speeches,
tells the people what i've did in the war.
We remained at home in Fostoria and
sold dry goods aud groceries, at GG3lg
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cFThe Republicans are going to vote
straight tickets this fall. Democrats
should think Of this and do likewise.
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Medical men often puzzle themselves
over the large sale that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup enjoys. lis great popularity is
due only to the excellent qualities pos.
sessed by this household medicine. %
cents
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EWatch for MIXED Tickets
Read your ticket over carefully before
you vote. 81 a.ll
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HDemoc ais. work next Tuesday.
che l4ih, for every candidate on the Dem
ocratic ticket. asst ss i97