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SULLIVAN.

February 9, 1880.
News is very scarce in Sullivan, and
We have been waiting in hopes that
something would turn up, but from tho
outlook at present we may wait and wait
and the only thing that is sure to turn
up is our toes, at some future time. We
feel as though we could exclaim with
Nasty, ats dreadful at the cross roads, "
but as the calm often proceeds the storm,
it is possible, though hardly probable,
that Sullivan may feel boom OF some
kind ere long. Let's hope SO.
Mrs. E. P. Coon, who has been visiting
friends in Michigan, has returned, look.
ing well and we think heart-whole, in
spite of the insinuations of w. G. c.. of
the Ashland Times.
Messrs. Malcolm s. Ricket have their
new mill all ready to put together, and
will soon be in running order. 1t is q
circular saw-mill, manufactured in Rich
mond, Ind, and in our judgment Is q
splendid piece Of machinery.
BY the looks of the dishes that We saw
sold at the auction last Saturday, we
would suppose people were preparing
to eat a great deal of green fruit next
Summer. We would like to ask Uncle
Jim when his oyster supper comes.
The boys of the northeast corner say
that some people can't appreciate coed
music when they hear it, for after play.
ing till near midnight for a gentleman
bet tween here and Homer, they were re.
warded with promise of load Of sho,
if they did not desist.
We are in bad fix here with regard
to the presidential candidate. Some
of no want Sherman some want Grant
others cry out for Blaine, and we all
want Garfield, but the only trouble is We
have only got one Garfield, and we need
that one right where he is, so | expect
we shall have to wait till the convention
decides this matter for W, sai then Ike
good Republicans step up to the polls
and vote, feeling that almost any k;Id oil
Republican is still better than the best
of the Democrats.
OLD solomon.
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tie objects Of his pretended commiscr.
alton, but upon the throne.
Absalom has many modern ,imitators.
Most of the politicians Of to day appear
to have been trained in q similar school
OF statesmanship. Under guise of seek
ing to further the interests of the people;
they assan existing administrations only
to secure the high places of trust and
power for their own personal ends. No
important election passes, but the
mouth piece of opposing parties exclaim,
"Ah, IL We were in power, things would
be different in the countryp How mar
vellously like Absaloml 20 that were
made judge in the land, that any man
which hath any suit or cause might come
to me. and would do him justicer'
We can hardly persuade ourselves
that this is passage Of Scripture. 1t
sounds more like an extract from some
recent campaign speech. Put us into
office, and the poor mans cause shall be
| heard! Put US into office, US
| judges in the nd,-and there shall be
thorough reform in all the departments
of government; there shall be just and
equal laws, there shall be lighter taxes,
there shall be universal prosperity How
vel! the ancient and modern demsgogues
correspond. But the account goes on:
"And 1t was so that when any man came
1 nigh to him to do him obeisance, he put
forth his hand and took him and kissed
him"
How vividly this description brings be-
fore our minds the conduct of our owl
of1ce-seekers during the electioneerinl
periodl We find it difficult to realize
that this bit Of history is not . personal
recollection. With what courtesy thu
Absaloms Of to-day treat the most ordi
nary mortsls.- How cordially they pu
forth their hands to greet with q hand
clasp all whose votes may contribute Il
their preferment. Batting their hook
with fiattery, they succeed in landing
their victims.
There is one point, however, il
which the comparison must fail. Absa
lom closed his career by getting hung
1t must be o matter of great regret to al
ri2ht-minded citizens that many of oul
modern politicians do not complete the
parallel. PoLoNIus.
OBERLIN, Feb. 2, 1880.
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HARNESS,

I have one Of the largest and most
complete stocks of first class Harness.
Saddles, Trunks, Bags, etc. ever shown
in Wellington, which 1 am offering at
very low prices. Also fine variety Of
second haud harness, at reasonable
rates. Those in want of them should
give me call. use nothing but first
class material throughout, and employ
only the best workmen. All work
done under my supervision.
j. NJ. OTTERBACKER.
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The clergy of Cleveland are discus.

The clergy of Cleveland are discus
sing the question Of how to secure .
better and more general observation Of
the Sabbath, their attention being more
especially called to the sale Of Sunday
papers. A wide difference Of opinion
exists as to the best means Of accomp-
hshing the desired result; but q general
agreement as to its demoralizing tenden-
cies, and the duty Of all Christians to
make their influence felt in opposition
to 1t. There il NO question but this,
and Q multitude of other forms Of Sab
bath desecration will cease, when Chris
tians unitedly come out Ia opposition to
them, not only in teaching, but in prac-
tice as we'll. Until then, any opposi.
tion to outside parties will be Of lit
tie ueo
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Old JEFF. Davis wasn't elected. This
proves that the Southern Democracy are
loyal 20 the Union.--Bsstsrd Democrat
ic Exchange.
1t proves nothing Of the kind, you
ninny.
President Davis was not o candidate,
and you know IL.
II his name had been presented for
the Senatorship, with his sanction. he
would have been elected by an electrical
and unanimous yell, that would have
scared the last dog Of q bastard Demo
crat into his kennel.
Loyal to the Union"
Faugh!
We loathe your Union, for It reeks
and drips with the blood of our braves.
We hate your Constitution, for it is
maggotty with mongrelism:
We spit upon your flag, for you have
made 1t the sign aud symbol Of the most
atrocious and abominable heresics under
Heaven.
We are Secessionists still,
And Nullifyers.
And no Democrat will deny it.
HurrAh for President Davis!
Hurrah for the divine principles OF law
and liberty of which he is the regnant
Representatives!
Hurrah for Andersonvillei
Hurrah for the bullets that the Con-
feierates sent spinning through the
hearts of the Federal soldieryI
aurrah and hurrah, and hur-ah
again for all that the South has done aud
for all that she proposes to do in the
way of knocking your Union in the
head.
"Loyslr'
Go to, thou grovelling mountebankl-
Okolona States. .
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Wakametkla, the Medicine Han
Nothing has been sddsd to the medicine and
nothing has been taken away. It II without doubt
the BHSr PunIyuR Of the BLOOD and RM1wR oe
the SYsflH ever known to man.
This Syrup possesses varied propsEdee.
It acts upon the Liver.
It acts upon the K1dneyOs
It regulates the Bowels
lS pur10eO the BLOOD.
It Quieto the Nervous System
lt promotes Digestion.
It Nouf1sAes, Strengthens and 1nv14s
Il carries or the old blood ana makes
Now.
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Il neutralizes the hereditary taint, or poison IN
The blood, which generates Ssrofula, ,EyspslAs aA1
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Absalom-A Type Of the Modern
Politician. ..

Mr.. EDIToR:-
II your readers win open their Bibles
at Samuel, chapter 10, and read the
first six verses, they will see how the
worlds political history repeats itself.
"And hcame TO pass after this that Absa-
lom prepared him fchariots and horses and
fifty men to run before him. And Absalom
rose up early and stood beside the way Of
the gate; and If was 40 that when any man
that had . controversy, came TO the king for
Judgment, .4bsalom called unto him and
said, OF what city art thouf And he said,
Thy servant 10 one Of the tribes Of Israel.
And Absalom said unto him, See thy mat
ters are good and right; but there 10 NO man
deputed Of the king 70 hear thee"
This IL q very good beginning, but let
Us observe what is coming. This show
Of sympathy is not for naught. This ap-
parent interest In the kings client IL only
the preface.
"Absalom said, moreover, o that were
made Judge in the land, that any man which
hath any suit or cause might come to me,
and would do him justice" -.. -.
Now We have Absslom's design laid
bare. 30. that were made. judge in
the landr' His heart is fixed, not upon
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shall look for the next wool crop to be
remunerative.
The advance in dairy products hs .
encouraged many Of our dairymen. henc Q
we need not expect many conventions
nor u code of resolutions.
Our ice men are busy.
A series of Union meetings are being
held in the NJ. E. Church, conducted BY
the pastor, Rev. ]. F. Smith. We hope
for good results. s..
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A Majority for the Union :.

The humor of the war continues TO
crop out here and there, and is relished
equally by the gray-coats and by those
who wore the blue. For instance, here
is good old Daniel 8. Helton, q Baptist
preacher of Roane County, Tennessee,
eighty-eight years old. He had sixteen
sons in the Union army and two in the
Confederate, and thereupon becomes
Statistical by saying, my sympsthies
are with the Union by fourteen major
ity." The computation seems to be
charged with ccuracy.-Editor's Draw
er, in Hsrper's Magazine for February.
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Two Truants.

No more, no more on the pebbly shore
VIII the truant sorrow and sin;
Oh the world is wide! said he with Glide,
And he found the ice too thin
Oh, never again from the gliding train
Will his father whistle him back,
For they gathered him rp in gallon cup,
BY the side of the railr Dad track.
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CLHvELAND, Cuyahoga Co., O.
Dear Sir:-Being troubled with Pain in the
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Liver Complaint.

NoRwALR, Huron Co., o.
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For Asthma,

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A Perilous Widow.

An admircr Of the beautiful, 1. O., .
gentleman who had read the Drawer for
twenty years, and Is still living, in Yer
mont, sends us this:
Democrats are the exception instead Of
the rule in Vermont, and 1t 10 unusual to
see more than two or three gathered to-
gether. Widow has buried three
husbands, all prominent Democrats. At
the funeral Of the last, many Of the sun
terrified" were In attendance, and a.
they were leaving the house q gentleman
remarked, In an under-tone, "rhis looks
like . Democratic State Convention.
The widow IL soon to marry q fourth
husband, who is also q noted Democrat,
and as the matter was being discussed
recently, Jim -, who is one of the
.'true blues" said: "Boys, this thing is
getting serious; at this rate the widow
will in q few years ruin the Democratic
party Of Rutland County.
Drawer, in Harper's Magazine for Feb
ruary.
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

BLUFFToS, Allen Co., o.
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All that Il 10 Recommended TO Be.

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A Very Excellent Medicine.

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Disease OF the Lungs and Liver.
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WHAT You WANT.

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India has populstion OF about 3d.
COG. 1000. OF these at lssst three fourths
are attached to the Bsshmin religion.
end ons.fourth TO the religion Of Me-
homet. Christianity hiss 20 far made
but little advance among the people Of
that benighted region ~. Thomas
thu apostle. established . Christian
Church la India. which Ii still in ex-
istence. Next came tbs Jesuits, and
now there are large number Of Ro-
man Catholics. The Hrst Protestant
native was baptized in l7o7. Schwsrtz.
Carey. Jadson aud Alex. Daft lsbored
earnestly among the people Of India.
When Duff visited the country theirs
were only $1,000 Christians. He form
ed native church. anil In twenty
years the number had increased to 1877 J.
900. In 1860. the census showed the
number was $4,000, and duriog the
past i've years whole villages have come
over to the Christian churches
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There isn't . hoer valley on the
continent than that Of KIttitas. lying
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high road from Seattle TO Walla walls.
II has mineral. timber and agricultural
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bushels of wheat. It's trade alone. I've
years hence. will make sxoeediasly
profitable railroad 10 tidsvatsr on
Puget soand.
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An exchange says that it has found it
absolutely necessary to fix up birth
schedule. Each father believes that
his drst born child deserves half q COL
umn in the newspaper.
An old advertiser anu subscriber who
sends around cake and wine gets tbs
weight Of bis baby tiAe1 at l6 ponds
and occasionally tue beauty Of bis child
is dilated upon.
An occasional advertiser with no cake
and wine. 8 pounds.
Non patron, California wine,
pounds.
Nsu subscriber. no cake, no wine, and
Democrat. 2 pounds and the name
spelt wrong.