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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-07
THE iEWS IN ROUMANIA.

In Roumania Jew cannot own real
estate. He can own the house in
which he lives, but he cannot own the
ground on which the house stands,
and under no circumstances can he
become landed proprietor. By this
stipulation, and others of similar pur-
pose, excluding the Jew from any
natural investment of his money, the
law itself has made him usurer; and
he has not lacked customers. The
prodigallty of the Roumanian nobility
is proverbial, and often verging on
madness. 1t is very common affair
that R0umanian magnate goes to
Paris and squanders in one or two
seasons the revenues of ten or twenty
years, and, in order to achieve this feat,
he must have recourse to the Jews,
with whom he makes transaction of
very curious character. AS the legal
interest on money is very low in Rou-
mania. the noble loan taker receives
only $1,000, but binds himself to pay
interest on $4,000, and, as security
for this fictitious sum, he gives the
Jewish money lender mortgage on
his estate. He can do so with perfect
safety, for, in the hands Of the Jew,
this mortgage is rather harmless in
strument. 1t may help him to get the
interest, but it is of no use to him in
getting back the capital. Ii he deter
mines to foreclose the mortgage, and
put the estate of his debtor under the
hammer, he gives occasion only to some
merry making. All the friends and
clients Of the magnate assemble, and
the auction begins under general
car0usal. Nobody bids, and if any
body did, he would be shot down i'm
mediately, as has happened more than
once. Under shouting and yelling the
mock proceedings go on until, finally,
when the feast is at its height, the
magnate puts in his appearance in
person, riding on horseback and at
tired in splendid apparel. Haughtily
he moves up to the table and bids five
cents. The bid is accepted by the re-
preventative of justice, and toasting the
Jew, perhaps condescending to pull his
beard, the magnate rides away under
wild applause, having thus cleared off
his debt. Ofcourse, this is outrageous.
But would the State be better if the
article Of the treaty of Berlin, which
gives the Jews in Roumania a full
citizens right, was executed to-mor-
row? By no means; the swindle would
only be turned in the opposite direc-
tion. The mortgage which to-day
represents an illegal interest would
then suddenly be transformed into a
legal claim on an entirely fictitious
capital. N. Y. Times.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-07
No. 10.

mischief done to them has been. in the
opinion Of some, much aggravated by
the place being thrown open constantly
to the people and the boys, and that
old enemy of art in the metropolis,
the smoke Of London. The shelIac has
covered them with varnish surface
like that on pictures, and the surface
has cracked and become corrugated,
and so far has done damage to the pic
ture below as cracked varnish does in
an oil painting; but it is suspected that
in this case, if the sheIlac should be
removed, the paintings would be found
to be almost unharmed.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-07
THE MINERAL WEALTH OF ARIZONA

1t has for many years been byword,
or saying, that Arizona was galvan-
lied, that all the metal was found on
top. This, no doubt, had its origin
from its gold surface diggings, on ac-
count of the gold being found on the
sides of the mountain ranges, on the
peaks and backbones of these ranges,
and on the top and sides of the lower
hills and mounds, in fact, lying Just
the reverse from the finds in all other
good placer countries. The gulches,
river-beds, and old water courses con-
tain but little gold in their beds, their
greatest yield being from the sides in
the coarse washed gravel. How the
gold was deposited on the highest point
of the mountains and hills | have no
theory; but for that of the river beds,
the gulches and water-courses any one
who has experienced any of the sum-
mers rains of ArlzOna-the rain com
ing down almost equal to a cloud burst,
pouring on the mesa lands, beating and
packing the surface, thence running to
connect with the water in the ravines,
gulches and gorges of the mountains
of time, perfect torrents of water, roll
ling as an immense breaker, sweeping
and carrying everything before it,
throwing the rocks, boulders and gravel
with all coarse material up on the
banks, where they are placed, leaving
nothing put the fine sand and other
matter that from its lightness is held in
the water to gradually settle on the
bottom and centre of the gulches, ra-
vines and courses, will arrive at the
conclusion that, so with the gold, it is
carried with the larger and heavier
material from the great rush and sud
den passage Of a large body of water,
and deposited on the top and sides Of
the channels. Hence we account for
the Mexican placer miners always
working and drifting into the banks of
the arroyas. Arizona seldom has any
steady and gradual rains and fall of
water, as the winter rains Of California
where the water slowly meanderS along
the plains, gradually finding its way to
the water courses, rolling the coarse
and fine gold along till it gradually
sinks in the sand and gravel and finds
lIo plStCC OH tllo UCQ IUCh VI U6u vi LIlO
streams. Again are found rich surface
silver diggings, nuggets ofsilver almost
pure, masses of chlorides and sulphur
rets of silver, and in the galena districts
great boulders Of the ore on the fiat
lands and sides of mountain ranges,
all displaced from the veins and ledge
matter during the time of heavy rain
falls. The rains of Arizona occur
during the summer months, when the
whole crust of the earth is heated, the
rocks showing by their dark and burnt
appearance the effects of the high tenn
perature During the time ofthis heat
the rain pours from the heavens, sud-
denly cooling, causes the rocks, vein
groupings and formations carrying
minerals to crack and burst asunder,
rolling down the mountain sides, the
metal becoming detached and thus
found as float, the action of the ele-
ments, atmosphere and time destroying
the sulphur, antimony and baser
metals, leaving the silver in its pure
and natural state.- Correspondence San
Francisco Bulletin.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-07
PRICE: $I.oo PER YEAR.
VOL. I.
STAND ALONE.

There are times to mingle forces,
One great purpose to enthrone,
As from scores OF trickling courses
Sweeping streams to might are grown.
But, when private ends are brewing,
With firmness all your own,
sleeplessly your duty doing,
Still your own set way pursuing,
Stand alone
Cliques and clubs are moral crutches
siguifying doubt in Self;
Leagues and factions foil the clutches
That should feel from shelf to shelf
Up the crags of life's endeavor,
Unassisted, stone by stone,
Foot by foot; unswerving never;
Individual aim should ever
Stand alone.
Natures weak in herds commingle
For the small affairs of life,
While the stronger, bravely single,
Rush into the varied strife
OF exchange, or trade, or science,
With their pennants proud outblown,
Setting danger at defiance,
And, with noble self reliance,
Stand alone.
Scorn not tolls and hopes of others,
Growing sad in doubt and fear
Ever lend to struggling brothers
Hand of help and smile of cheer:
But accept not what, unsparing,
From your own proud strength is strown,
And, self-poised, self-centred. daring.
Though the strife be long and wearing,
Stand alone
Stand alone That labor thriveth
Which, unaided, plods and delves,
And her favors fate cOntriveth
For the hands that help themselves.
Oft tits best our nights TO mingle,
One vast purpose to enthrone;
But, when Self begins to t;ngle
With cone pdons all her own,
Firm, nndaunted, proud and single,
Stand alone
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-01-07

And that date was less than year
old
My own name my own age. 1t was
moment or two before | recovered
from the shock it gave me, and knew the
truth.
Mrs. Hotfman's cry of surprise and pain
reused me first, and felt her arm put
around me as if to convince herself she
really held me fast.
The touch reused me from the numb
sense of awe holding me, and I said:
SIT must be my poor cousin Rosa. We
were both of the same age and both named
for our Grandmother Etherington. Oh.
if only my uncle had waited here for me-
| want father, and he child
was sobbing as | spoke, for l had
dearly loved my uncle and cousin, and
my overstrained nerves had given way.
Very kindly my friend comforted me,
leading me a little aside from the grave
TO an iron seat. where we rested. We
were still there, and / was telling Mrs
Hoffman of my anxious waiting for =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24
A I COAST.
IsrEczAL TO M EuzEzA DArLr sEsruzI-l
ALsToRxuA

a Naa ThrasAea - Deaeh-Peaeo-
srsaassn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ex-
hfbisssa.
Sax FRAxcrsco. July q.
Thomas Tally. employed in the Central
Pacific railroad shop. % West Oakland,
vas yesterday afternoon caught in the
srindstone belt and being carried over the
shaft which was going 1t fall speed vas
Instantly killed. He wss literally thre.hed
10 death. being dashed against b ceiling
many times before the engine could be
stopped
Tie lsdies' Walking match closed at II
O'Clock Last night About $500 persons
we're present.. The scores stood at the I'm
ish: La Chappclle. so6 miles. 5 laps; Ed
Yards, 267 miles. l lap; Doaley. 24s mile;
Maynard. rs milss. z laP; Walton. lS4
miles. Il vas an Easy victory for La Chap
pelle. who Of the finish was apparently -
fresh - at the start. and entertained the
crowd during the evening with = 6ne exhi-
bitten II walking and fast spurts-
Rachel Raphael. infant daughter Of n.
Raphael. died this morning from ~injurfs
received BY being run over BY . brewery
xaxun last Monday
Jas Butler. ssed II years oiler in the
employ OF the Suffer Street Railway Com
PAW. At the engine house corner of LArkin
and Bush streess was carried over the cable
drum this morning and instantly killed
His hcfv vas frighffuily msngied-
1t 10 reported that the spzrring exhibi-
ton. advertised st Mechanics Pavilion for
this evening. will prove 10 be = hard glove
sight for 9loo0. beszeen Edwards and
chamherr. s,songh The Management deny
any such int<u si0u.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

Imitation meerschaum pipes ara nov
manufactured from potatoes in France.
A peeled potato Is placed in sulphuric acid
and water, in the proportion Of eight parts
to blacken. is dried With hiotting paper
and submitted 10 . certain pressure. when
il becomes = material that can be readily
carved. The counterfeit 10 said 10 be ex-
cellent. An imitation ivory. sufficiently
hard for billiard balls. can be made by
still greater pressure. A resemblance Of
coral Is obtained by treating carrots in the
same manner
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

Hsenn - laeere~s cu1Bea sse0 state
ExcAsn4es-
4 gIas hsosers' shor has arrived a
Ranc-
IL Ca1fornia white MOSS cigar MANN
hetory kas estAb2shed : branch IN Reno
Lsvin r. Rox- sevsa vesss q a<e. and
- q 0eseRzl L r. F0x. u Gold Hill.
ac<5denta2iy tunhsed frun . vsgnH on SAT-
urday novning sd broke hn lezt arm jsss
abovs ~ wrist
Gagx ~ E<no -Gzssste-- Hobart and
Markets. en- timber On beth sidss a sh<
1fsi1s bskB<<A Lfxis saiiey asd Lake
fAbml = uds - several xne hoises AZ dif-
fnrsns p1sees q ~ iak<- Ikey also oxn
1z0e exnEndiag ffu1 LAk<s<x - tie
wsa9 Co0mnys sszn<l- This Game
- iasEad e~x1ending tArozxh the f=nnti
- - - 1AAns Gde and fkss skip<Snx
DIR rood cuE Thy fazk II . narros
esaes frsE ~ zake sknre up - fAe lins II
lie diseA q nn1e fAv1szAss roznf FIR
tranSkipPGnE- Th< r1s1< f5x tlmh<r frszs
Ill psxa3 - hkk ha<sa- xAxn skese
woxks AFs compssssd. vvnid be sersxs The
laks "a IL - - IL uiIruad, and rs the
trnck - IL v HuBe. dpgn uhieA i .gz1z
1eas through fAE tnnD<l ncsssx LaEf7k
walker. and dsun fh& sse<p siSs e the
nsantatns - Iakesiss ssaEsos. "a shenus
- virxiais b ~ r. T. n T.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

You viii save money. and ees the eestsads-
faction by examining the entire new stock Of
Gloves Just opened ut the GoLDiN RULE
Joe will make this lire . speciality.
All Cslifornis stock and California tanned
Styles fer heavy work driving and Walking
All made Of skins selected BY myself These
goads are manufscsa-sd for my own esperixi
trade. MORRIS H. JOSEPH.
Golden Rule Store.
New stand one dcer north Of HI Johnsons
old established grscery and provision honse.
Main street I12tf
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kicked hr HuIe.

Joe. of the GOLDEN RULE STORE has re-
opened. and is. as of old. all alive and kicking
His stock consists Of Hats, Boots. Shoes,
Gloves. Cigars Tobscco. Stationery. Overails.
jumper. California Underwear. and lines too
numerous 70 mention. n bis new store. one
doer north Ct Hi Johnsanis old and veil
known grocery End provision house on Main
street n II. This his NO reference 10 the
sbove heading In fact. there Was nobody
kicked By . mule. jy32tf
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WhGeA Unssas sAe Dssssntss er =
Coupse Whose Late l& Pars.eu
ues oeasA IN ~ sa0s Crystal
Dxank.
IFrua n oeasn sDzspssrA- q he "a fnsk
Saturday evening last witnessed the TO
mantle union of Mu- Margaret N~srns.
mia Il tAs lAse Doe Nearns. Who s1icid<d
: feu mouths ego in the Weher rirer. 10
2r. Danisl Williams. Il West Weber, who
1nxing he meath u Decepber last loss
NJ vito BY aec3denfal drowning in the
sane river. and ~ nearly the same point.
After her husbendis suicidal death the in
1NstRtous and buxiness-like woman re
opened his gr0cery establishment on lower
Fifth strssk. and laying il . fresh supply
q goods has continued TO carry on during
Ne Intervening months - striving . trade
- . could wish fur. While managing
H. stare she made the a~cquaintaDce Of Mr..
Daniel Williams. = ucii-to-do sfock man
of our westsrn suburb. and after 4 brief
c0uriship they concluded 10 have their
lives and destinies unitedin The holy bonds
n Uedlnck. and 10 have the knot tied in a.
nnoGtentatious . aun - possible.
After I'll the little detaiis had been ar
rangeds and nothing remained except the
hokding II the solemn ceremony. : way
IVES thought of for adding to the romance
- The a1air. By sending to Statewide aud
procuring the s~ervices of Mr.. H. 0ules,
Justice q The Peace. whose wife Mr..
Williams had rescued some time before
from drowning in she Weber.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

What . frnly bcsztsfzl wor8 We i've u. Vs.
tafe Eives r. grss&<ux 81 zsozzs.sns. ss<.a snd
aosazs. and tAcssasds 81 n~s.s Ia >asosz<.s
Ne can desire no better vixen IN perfect balm:
but boo oftsA Do the EA5oslsy 81 pesrl< fe<l
hke giving IL up dssh<arsen<d- 4ssrosrnx<d
aid vorsed oaa Win dSse&s<. wA<a sksEx % -
occssscn fsr this fe<linx. - every sz1erex can
eAssly obtain safisfsetsvT prosf dat 6r<<zTs
disssss - uhea forn- Dyspepsia sad Lver
CanpiHfrt IL the direct cause Of s<venty-ev<
PER cent uf such Eslaaies - bslsnxness. tnds-
se<Sson. nek hesdsrh<- e-ossiveo<sx. n<rvozs
prossr.fsca- dtxz1nees u the bead pslpftAfson
cf the k<srf. Ezd ether distressing svrnpsocas
Three doses Of Augus Flower vii prove its
vond<rfnl ece~t- ssnrie bottles. 10 cents
eegulsr sire. IS eents- Try IL Sold b al
hut-cisss druggists in the United stafes-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

An entire new stock of Hsss. AL in the lassst
rsyies. direct from the fsctrr1es N tie East
nov opening Il tho GOLDEN RrLE STORE.
new ss2nd. one door sorth q HI Jukasras
old established grocery snd pruvisson hees>-
Anin street r16
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

Huon J. MoHAs. the "young Irish ora
tor - going to stnmp California this
fall IN the interest Of the Republican
party. and he uill vote the Republican
ticket. NOLAN ID = talented young gen.
tIeman. With lots Of good sound common
sense in his head His study Of American
politics has. by degrees, naturally brought
him % ZEE fully that the Republican party
IL ths legitimate and only political back
bone and safeguard Of the nation. conse-
quently h. viii hereafter affiliate aud be
identified With that parsy.-Goid Hill
News
Just %. OF course Hugh il looking for
: political party that has backbone. Also
Be i looking for . party that has the nerve
. pat ap." and We eusss somebody did
that same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24
NOTICE

WE. THE COAL BURNERS SOCIETY. DO
w not wish the resignation Of Joe Maggini,
- President. and J. Hausmxn. a. Secrvtary,
until the day Of the Coal Burners Meeting,
that being on the 5th day Of August merit.
COAL BURNER.
For the Coal burners association.
Eureka. 1sir -. 1879. Ives
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T REREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT l
viii Pay no haIis c<snfrseted by my son,
CHARLES W. LADD. and that I do not author
i1e han 10 erd<r OF transact any business for
me. and I vail not be responsible fer the same
sitter tAis date.
HIRAM Z. LADD.
Ezresa, July r,leT9- y>lms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

The proprsetas hss izss eozneeted WITH kis
restaurant . lszDe hsks ovez. sid . F-eparef u
all tiR<z 70 EAk< wedding nd fazrT cakes
A kut<i~ss cazfertiun<r has cAarSs q te<
nt>uyR bEyruexx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

TIE subjoined appears among the ed
is0rial notes Of the Reno ..Gazette."
The last number II the San Francisco
.sSpiris Of the Tina" appeared with q
Ho0d-cus Of Geores c. Perkins. aud has
also . euiogy upon the uocd-cut and the
man. The Times" remarks Of Perkins
thxt she i Z veFitable human locomo-
tive" and that he .ha<a genial temper
GOOD viii towards man." etc.. s-are visi-
be il svery motion 81 his eyes and body.
In fAes he = . gsauise social Inspiration
The ssTimAs sdds. IN the same genial
my. that Ibis eenialify smoants to -
xnsl rsniuS-"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

4 country girl. Retting OF . train At
Caps Nay. was asked II she might he helped
to Alieht, aud she replied that she lid not
imokk.
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The Last Chance.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING TnEMstTsrsit s
"A Indebted TO A. BERWlN, lAss amediats
House store. are requested TO make i1 ~ MllS'
psvment' THIS Is the last call. and 4 sn c,sced
irs no, settled promptly. they viii N s.is col.
In the Constab.e's hands for pSRWIN.
lection ieW
Eureka. June o. 1879.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

The Virginia Chronicle" has this: Mrs
Bertha Wolf. who was lately . Waiting
maid to Miss Amy Sherwin. wants = situa-
fion in some family. She speais forr Ian
gnaxes. and has travelled extensively in
Europe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24
FOUND

sKLFADyUsTTxG TAPE LINE, in A
IA silver case. The owner can have the
same by paying for this aavsrtisencnt
Fursts. July -. 1872 Setsf
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TIC MRS. 4. NJ. BAuM. Informed
are hereby notified that ! have Issted IN
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine, county, Me-
Va : since Nav. 1875. to May. lsss; snv vour IT,
to SIS in United states sold coin. Is ~ unlsss
tsrses of $50 feet in said claim. and ' asvs sftss
You pay said smount within .ninsss YOUR In
the nrst publication 81 ms ~. nv property
by Law. "iA s~eif.laueod
June II. 1873. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

II you want 10 have your watches ane jew
elry repaired in . vorknsnlike manner. 60 10
p. St>ler's jevelry store. two doors shove TIE
White Pine County Bank. Main street Al
work warranted
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

SPECIAL NOTICES.

virxini.. july II wife Of Charles Oak Kelly. .
dnnxbfer.
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NEW TO-DAY.
100

A n IVORY. SILVER BoUxD rwo-roor
"A RULE 4 liberal rsgsrd viii be paid b.
leaving IL - sAss Once
Eurske. Jaly =. fs-9. tya4,s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

Says the Virginia Chronicle: The
CHIEF Of Police is nov hasy r.;diDg On
Migrants. prostitutes and epinm-smoSers-
When through With these be intends to 60
after the ..m2shers." Who make MONKEYS
a themselves standing on the street cor-
ners and leering as respectable ladies a.
they pass-
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lr seems = though there vas always war
% this sublunasy sphere. Just nor the
san does NOT set upon all the scenes Of
battle on the earth. There is var in West
srn China. there are skirmishes in India,
The South African troubles are Nd settled
yet, and Peru. Chill aud Bolivia are still
having their naval struggles. To this
MOODY category might be added the Next
can. West Indies and Panama revelations.
the Spanish troublts. the Circassian raids.
the Jamboul insurrection, .nd other minor
snRagsments in which maddened human
bsiags ars trying to wipe each other OF the
fsee Of the Earth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

h sacranento Bee" 10 one Of the
sssuneAess and brishtess Of Tie RsPubii-
=. orgsns in California. II is also more
shsn ordinarily indsveadens for . PsrtizAn
erezn. - yin be observed from the nd
nissSons coatained in The extract gwen
beSow. The ..Bse" sesas 10 f~orehsdov
disaster 70 The Rspabiicsn cause in fhs
psadias oanpaign In ths 0o'dsa STATE.
Shis y TIE sasisfsetcry nAnssr IN vh'eh
II scolds and bsiaboss in party lesdsrs and
stump orstors:
Thus far H. fall campaign hes been con-
ducted % : falss issue. The H. BIS and
~ Denocrats have bid up before the
people tie railroad bagbear - the shiboo-
Istk. aud ths Republicans have bs<n 90 m
aipid. o. innocent o. sinid- - 10 permit
s6sir opponsnss 10 do this without iet or
hindrane.. Paes. Davis, Pscheco and &c
xsnna, Republicnn candidates for Congress,
havs spoksn. and = Ios Il foua ind stump
en- hsse nade spsecho. asd hot one 81
Shem ~ 1nkea mp ed presented IN ne
propes 1ight he rpal and. n fsrt the only
question q issue-shss a land monopoly-
6tnndipg o. ths de1ensise tkey cannot win.
II raiiroad ques.i.a ~ been taken out
a poiircs by ~ Constitst5sn itself. AID
~ land quetios b. ben, by sAe
action Il shs sszss Ceaveahoas and the
surroundin9 circumstances broughs 20 the
front. Not . single speech has yrt be~n
uade - she u<pahlican side that cut
vuieAs : &c in Tho minds a the people
Eos 80 a shas orssnxs has tnuebed .
eAord sAas lad 20 The hssrs Of th< ssras-
gle- Not oae psrpon has he<n On the stump
thai = oqua1 10 the occAssun-
II H. k~epablScans vonld yin in this con-
sest deg 1uss b he attacking party and
not he party attseked- Nos one Of their
rsprssentasives appeArsso take in the situa-
tion-nos N q them dives down into the
pubIie heart b dwell among The thoughts
and feelings Al shs peopie- So far the
campaign hss been niscrnductei. barren
a results and without energy or life The
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