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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-30

The Violate Relt Co., Marshall, Mich.
VIII send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say, Write to them
without delay. nav
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-sna1Ers, sALEe. Q a.
srrEls SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
a .,rsr.l d:.d. o. tEa't made RI, Sy 9
y stsIrdt aid Bathar!, 9is Sns, " 9naei
Ig5, dlts1 l', p;sI y, NV Is III H. M "A,
X Sbh " n. IL day o. august 1875, and III
ytF, We. W SD aud ali Of TOcIrd 10 III
n iJ Ayt Ih. CoGnty Couit Of Ohio Couaty, II
sSftJ&S, a. :, Virginia, and are respectively re
\ sis 81 ~ ii Trust Book No ., pages ., y and
s,lslli nil, b ok No. ., psEe ~ Ia eed q
80 Tagss lSl anu Lss ~ 1 DS1 ~. Li ~
EN- ~, IT, Z: 11S p % suction On wv. w.
i,l. .'h,y, THE I'D DAY or ocroBER' 1850,
ilIVAyH, ,oo'e,othI IN, q aid day, a. ne front
ets1ll!Es House OF aid uhio eo9nty me lot.
~ sstk d rsa sstats' 'na1 ,. T,.a I'm.
bG;gS IoI SO " aud LCt .lnos "a. a as.w
~ tpt 20 |" n,.t II THE city u wheeling
vi y a ,bsrlIug. together with the
"a Ed a,.mepIs erected thereon; also Lots
Sala ilt ur,S.s,Ent Ilsl and I hiEty seven tS1l
% er l,",,pE q the Ohio liver, between aid
rIE = W ~ ,lFrsi 10 Isld part o. sud city Of
tEi %, Nj hi SUrs wheeling; also 70 20 inumoef-
Isas a.. 81, GhIrty.luo y s5u ~ an anWSs
aniA M Ia North y heel M, tsether with
tfl$ tlI ,nsDt, the cot; also Lot mum befed
Z IL lnt ~ ia NoTth wheeling, with Its
iWip+ Wiling d, trustee l s6GI convey SUI b
5s1Ws,ss, 70 "a BY the said ssVeral deeds Of
ri .,s,,s-Oos-thInl Of the purchase money
IIIIia ~. !, ths PUT hGssr maj Gle 10 pay In
SpS'ft,t ~ ,SBte ID three equal inStallments a.
81. I'd SIhen oDtSS IRON .sS af ilo o.
~ ,aaI.,l,, he pniChtSer 10 give noles With
ptH u ~ N".nn,,Vd BY the trustee for tho pay.
81, " .lh,d instLilmrnIs and interest.
ysia NJ S''' JANE, p. koGkRs, Trustee.
InrIioaeef h8l6
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II l.h laIIIS HI ncropER 2. 1850,
rSrSTEE,S SALE.

stru, d De,d Of Trust made By Henry B.
.gg,StsS uuiersiEn,d Iru.tse, bearing date tht
IN, ol JinuGry, 1916, and now Of Ieerd 10 Tho
~ IN AZ d he county FOUR Of Ohio county,
I" yhEIliI, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, page
w WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1880,
,.,..,.pgu 10 O'Clock a, N, at the front door q
..-St 10 - Vi Ohio ,oIuty, at public aucliou,the
Z, q deeibtd property toNn: ,
Z IN undivided On'-htth Interest btiosEnE
~, 4 MILLER In ard 10 lots numbered ave
,,J,ti N ,ituaIe on the north bank Of wheeling
Y h squire nulnbered nine ~ betISeen MALI
n,t,t Sizes In the city Of wheeling In The
n uSdivl led on 9th lnure't Of Eald Henry 3,
Ssu and /, lOi numbered light 49, situ'te on tne
40 coTnsrOi n In aud slGte'nSn 1uetb IN INT
4 I Eh,rlIng West v.Etna
"" " r q. BARR. Trustee.
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PALATABLE MEdipigEs.-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Ia honeyed drop Of relief; his
Csthartie Pills glide eugarshcd over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla is nectar
that impGrts yiRor to lie, restores the
health and exrelR disease. Waterford Pal
AHrSyhhry nav
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From mr.. 8. J. Belt. Baltimore, Md.
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef
gives 10 patients long eufeebled by chronic
diseases, debility, weakness, loss Of anpe.
lite and INDICATION, the needed nutrition
and Merte food.
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,,5i:TEE's SALEorsOUTH WHEEL.

III PkOPsEIf; ,., mai. nv tnu,,, Sun
n HhNtH e. nrJ,plt ned, Trustee, dated July II
si,1 IVY IDS 10 the Clerks Otiee Of ,he Count
= " T,S,s eSaniy, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No, ID
MA ..i.1IIttjS " OCrOsER 2, 1850,
...ss',iI 10 o'el,Sk A n, proc cd " sell q ~
lss'ssai' ,hs tIrt Hou1s Ohio county, 70 III,
~ sS'%. ~ ~, bidder the following described
w., ~ al ii tAii parcel q sIo1Dd aiiGate 4
81 4: ~ SI Of Of w lSstS wh 1ssnsris
ESta - n Ohio, aud State Of West Vir.
" II Sso!D ~ the north half Of lot 10 nine, In
o. ~. I'd, ioTIy.lbrt, being the property now
I'D b DIud hlhne i, AZ. ,r,on.,. ,orsv
s0sLL-Qn, ird .! The pGrG aiass y, mT ns
~ ~ Hue Ia two equal instAllmS1te'
~, ~ ne iStIy 10 81 and tSsiIe nonIhh With
tl ~ n, n dIi d .ale, the purchaser living
b. d+ 4 ~, III Ht1Gs s N pay
~ Trustee.
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LlpKRTY ANp YRgE LAnoR,

When Ohio began her people were few
$4,000 in all. To-day she numbers s..
100000 Biologists say your soil which
is so rich aud fertile that 1t needs only to
be tickled with hoe to laugh with a har.
vest came from long distances, washed
hither BY primeval forces. This soil IL
typical Of her people. They came not
only from New England but Old England
from the cold regions OF Norway and
Sweden and the sunny land Of France
from every cline where humanity strug.
giles, came men and women to Ohio to eat
their bread by the sweat OF their brows.
What brought them here2 What made
Ohio the asylum Of struggling humanity
in all nationalities? Liberty and free Ia.
Dor. [Applausel Ohio, the child Of yir-
ginia, as she rose from her cradle, turned
ner back upon the precepts and examples
Of the mother State. The people were
bound by uncommon tie, and worshipped
one God under different forms. They be.
lieved in the fatherhood OF God and the
brotherhood OF man. Here on this soil
the parent and child have illustrated two
opposing civilizations. Ohio, recognizing
the dignity OF labor, has risen like me.
teor TO the very zenith OF the great Re.
public. Virginia, believing that drudgery
10 mental and base, and that capital should
own Its labor, has stagnated In the pool Of
servile labor. One OF these systems has
prospered, while the other has eneryated.
Slavery, It's main support, was drowned In
It's own blood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-30

Ohio Is the child Of Virginia. The state
Of Connecticut coded the Western Re.
serve, but Ohio Is the child Of Virginia.
Ohio Is seyenty'seven years old. Within
the memory Of men still living, the toma.
hawk aud scalping knife have witnessed
deeds ofsavage cruelty where temples oil
education. Of religion and industry now
outglitter each other In the broad sunlight
Of wondrous civilization. Applause j
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TnE icENsus ERAup.

What is the trouble? They say the
South wants change. Why2 Is 1t IN.
fortunate2 Why, my friends, Jonah's
gourd never grew as the South has grown,
II we are to believe the evidence Of the
census. South Carolina has increased ~
per cent. in population in ten yearsl a
wonderfully growing people! You know,
and know, there is but one way under
God in which that census can be true-by
foreign Immigration. IA voice-"Not
that way."1 No, south Carolina is good
State to leave. [Laughter.] Let me say,
having taken the pains to ascertain, that
In ten years the foreign immigration to
South Carolina amounts 10 1877 personsl
Now, gentlemen, have read that this CEN
sus Ia not improbable. say IL Is, for many
reasons, one Of which ! will give. When
in q State you find three men where before
there were only tgo-uinpty men where
there were only sixty before-you may be-
sure that production and consumption, and
a hundred other teli.tale lacts, viii mark
the result. Igive you the prodneton IN
bOLn6 VI ttle lbuulHk AIi1lbp ~ lhp $50
twenty years. In 1859 South Carolina pro
duced 10 000, 900 pounds OF rice. In 1863
90, 900 900 pounds, aud in the last ten year.
| b, 400 900 pounds. This shows no increase
but sad and laWen:Sble retrogression.
In 1859, 5000 baleso cottoa we're pro
duced In the State. In 1869, SO 600 balsi
Ian increase, but not such as i woult
have been II the new census be right y
corn there was produced in 1859, ID, 900,
900 bush els; in 1869, 5000, 900 bushels; II
1870, 5000 600 bushels little more thar
half the product Of twenty years ago. :,
But, gentlemen, yoqr larmer fellow
citizen, Mr.. Vallandigham, Is eredlte!
with having said: "Politics is king,
There has been too much king in Soutl
Carolina. Had there been more attention
given work, and less 10 politics and power
there would have been an increase In tn
census, and not such an attempt TO over
count people-aa attempt made 10 swell
the Representation In Congress and In tn
Electoral College, and TO make one man i
Sonth Carolina count as much In the polii
Ical scale as two men In Ohio, shall ex
meet, from what have said, to be chHrgej
with raking over the smouldering embers
with fighting anew the issues Of the war
s % making an attack on South Caroline
No purpose Is further from my heart. N
patriotic American can wish III or poTT!ert
10 South Osrolina, OF " South, East, Wee
or North. Applsuse.j Gould slt gov
and rejoice over the poverty oil soIt
|, Carolina, ] should despiRe myself as ialt
son-ialse To the interest Of that grei
State which has 80 honored me. al
piauss.j Bpttrpth y truth-the more 20
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I ,AW PRINTING
F Fti9:s III a;;sS'i So 4 81 :''
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pEMOCRATIC ECONOMY,

Speaker Randall said that the Demo.
CRATIC party had economical, and had gone
without the neGesssriss oflife to resume
specie payments themselves. [Laughter.]
How did they economize? By cutting
down? [Applausel Yes, they took the
Government by the throat and said II the
Executive did not give up his conscience
and consent to the overthrow OF the cleo
ton laws, and uncover the ballot box "a
free fraud, that tho wolves aud tigers Of
the South might rage without let or him
derauce, they would storm the Govern
ment and shut up the courts. They saved
something that year; they saved some
thing another year-a year when Con-
sressional elections occurred. II Just 80
happened the Democrats thought 10 save
something, and so they refused large mum
bers OF appropriations which every schoo
boy knew had 10 be made. They lei
them out OF the regular appropriations
and after the election put them all into /
deficiency bill, making a total larger than
the year before. The total last year Il
larger by SAL 600, 900 than the toral Of thu
last Republican year, but Mr.. RaIaa say
good eropa resumed specie payments. NJ
feyity is In place. Every man and woman
turns reyeFently TO tho Giyer Of all good
But without q law, wlthouta day fixed 10
resumption, as President Grant demanded
without such q law, how would good crop
make paper exchangeable for gold2
l ask what party did all this. asl
which party opposed all this
"a yoice-"The Democratic party."l
| Yes, the Democratic party. ! challeng
any Democrat 10 mention one single meSi
ure 10 uphold this fair government and I
exllneuiEh the rebellion that was not de
rided and carped at by the Democrat
Atthis point Mr.; Conkling stopped an
, asked General Cameron what tins 1t Wa
The crowd began calling out, $50 ou
. "Go onw aud Mr.. CoDkling said: ~,
cir, l have definite time for talking in
public speech, and am like the man VII
sold the horse which he said could go
{ I2.4O, and be liked the horse to come With
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10 nervous sunerets-rhe Greet Euro
mean Remedy-Dr. J. -. himp.
sop,s specific nedicine.

DrL n. Eimpsoii's specific Medicine
|. 4 positive cuTa Tor spermitorrhes, lmPsteney
weakness and all diseases from tuse
Is Nervous Debility. IrriiaSilltyI Mental AnI,,oty
iionsI dnraneemonts Of The rvous System RnneFeiy
Elm Ia Rnnf ar Edo IoGn Of Memory. Prematnr'
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His Great Speech at Warren, ohio, OF
Tuesday-A Powerful Presentation O.
The Issues Of the Canvass.
Mr., President AND FK.Low.cirIzESs OF
oHlo-not Ohio alone, because Illinoil
(pointlng to General Grant, is here, Zap,
plause1. and Pennsylvania is here point.
ing to General cameron), [applausel-for
welcome SO great aud 80 warm l beg you
all to receive strangers hearty thanks
and yet not all stranger, because l find
the Western Reserve peopled with those
whose kindred are my neighbors. This
is, indeed, grand meeting. It's presiding
officer Is the most illustrious citizen Of the
republic. Tremendous applause. 1t is
held in grand Republican state-a state
which. trust, is to give the country the
next President Of the United States. Zap
plause.] / see that even the rafters Of this
vast building are full Of people. laugh.
,n.1
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I ~A ~ 49,
Old Age and dis
eases that lead to
Consumption, In.
sanity and an early
grave, or both No
matter how shat
tered the system
may DO from az.
Ssses Of any kind D.,
4 short eourse q
IhIa Medicine will
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PROJECTIONS 10 noME INDUSTRY.


In Ohio, also, we have what is called The
american system" OF protection to home
industries. [Applause.1 By this system
we tax those articles which come into com
petition with our domestic products. This
has given the country those diversified in.
dustries which have so. largely added to
It's growth and prosperity, aud which ena
BILE the manufacturing communities to ex
change commodities with the farmers "a
their mutual advantage. In the inexora'
BILE logic Of events, twenty years ago, one
OF these systems chose national rulers
The people OF the United States chose
Abraham Lincoln loud applause1 rs their
President. You may well cheer him.
Lincoln was one Of those who darken ma
tons when they die. The Virginia sys
TEN refused to abide by the result OF his
election, uplitted the bloody banners oil
revolt, plunged the country in the red sea
OF rebellion, drenched the land in blood
aud draped the nation in mourning. Ohio
sent 1000 OF her brayest and best
men to tread the path over burn,
ing plowshares-and for what? In
order that the great Republic Of human
rights might not perish from the
earth. The dark eclipse Of war did moi
put out the torch Of liberty, free labor and
equal rights. Ohio has continued 10 pros
per till she stands to-day one OF the grand
est commonwealth in human history
Her sister, Pennsylvania, and every Other
State that tried the pillow, the loom and the
hammer, believed in the dignity and
rights Of free labor, and chung to the sys
tenn OF protection along with her, has
prospered also.
But in the midst Of all this prosperity a
harsh voice rings through the lands de-
manding q change. A yoice-"Aot
much. We don't want any OF 1t In ours."
Laughter.1 SWhat change? Whence
comes this cry for changer Who wants
changer "a embellishments" An.
other voice." gpbody."l One says Han.
cock and another nobody. Applause. ]
That makes me think oil neighbor Of
mine, who said his horses worked so much
alike that he could not tell tother from
which. [Laughter.l What change? Is
not the interest charge falling, falling5
Has not taxation rapidly Dropped? Is not
our currency sound, stable and honest7
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II. @. ORR 81 CO.,
iuIt a TvErVTH .,rRvp~
X NIGHTS HISTORY OF ENGLAND,

N
svol' Ito, One PAPER and Soed type, price per vol.
Sse.. sold SEPARATELY or together, Bound Ia two vols,
half morocco for IS 50
ThIsi Is much the Uest an cheapest edition Of this
Standard HiStsry that Is published, ADd Inishrs 10
the only one thpt covers the ent history Of EpE.
land from the invasion q Cae.sF vleors, and con.
AInIpg over iCO page Of valuable tables and statistic,
with yery full iud'x.
Bent by mall 90 receipt Of prlcsby
STANTON g. DAVENPORT.
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G4e GtteLLiqen1er.
sENAToR coHKLISe.

Ms Great speech at warren, ohio, on
Tuesday-A Powerful Presentation oil
nh. I.snas nj 1ts. 1anwaaa
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What is the troubleg They say the
South wants a change. Why2 Is 1t I'm.
fortunate2 Why, my friends, Jonah's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-21
A Highland Ghnst story.

From the Leisure Hour
Mrs. Grant, of Loggau, records the following
incident OH the authority of the minister who
related it to her. He was accustomed, she in
forms us, ITO go forth and mediate ut even,
aud this solitary walk lie always directed 10
his ohurChyard, which was situated In
shaded spot, on the banks Of river There.
IN dusky October evening he took his
wonted path, and fingered, leaning on tho
chuichyard wall till it became twilight, when
he saw two small lights rise from spot
within, where there was no stone nor
memorial of any kind. He observed tho
course these lights took, and saw them
cross the river and stop at an opposite hamlet.
Presently thoy returned, accompanied by n
larger light, which moved on between them
till they arrived at the place from which the
first two set out, when all three seemed 10 sink
into tho earth together The good man went
into the churchyard and threw q few stones
on the spot where the light disappeared. Next
morning he walked out early, called for the
sexton and showed him the place, asking if he
remembered who was buried there. The MAJ
said that many years ago he remembered bury
ing in that spot two young children belonging
to- blacksmith on the opposite side of tho
river, who was now very old man. The
pastor returned, and was scarce set down Ia
breakfast when message came to hurry him
to come over to pray with the smith, who had
been suddenly taken III, aud died next day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-21
GREAT
1879
1879

- PENNsYLYANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
SPLENDID stESEkY Sd SfF GEtfiS EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHfNGToN rom Depot, cor.
nsr OF sixth and streets. as follows,
For Pitsburg and the West, 1910 a m. daily with
Plttsburg TO Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicago
10 p ni5 dERy WITH p pS9Ss Car % Ghiesns9
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at a. m. daily. except SUNDAY;
IN Gdaly except Satprday with PSla9e e, Cars
For n Kew and 2o % SSad1y
NJ ON sunday. Mi5 y. nj.
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara $3.50 a. m.
. daily, except Sunday.
For brooklyn, New YorK, all through trains connect
aiioLdlns direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
nor Ing double [erriage across Now York city
Limited Express $3.50 q, m. daily, except Sunday,
For 5Baitimorei $40 $3.50 IO+g a. NJ ana 1872 GlO,
M $3.50. $40 and O;lS B. M.
For Popes Creek Line a. IN. and 40 p. IN. daily,
For Annapolis $40 a. M. ard 400 ., daily, except
ALEX4NbRIA AND FgEpERIcKsBuRo RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING.
TON RAILROAD.
and 1880 y, ON Sunday, 7. . ana II a. m. and
For Richmond aud the South, 700 a. m. daily and
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington, O, s. 10 a.
M, 1850, 3, b, =, aud o. p. III. and " midnight
Tickols, information, sleeping and parior-car 40
eommOdatiOns CON be procured AZ the oflces-north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders be
len tor thecheckng Of baggage TO destination rom
L. r. FARMS En- General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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a story of Dc Foes shrewdness.
[From the Examiner. ]


A too adventurous bookseller went TO De
Foe In great distress ono day. He had pub.
lished large edition of very dull and heavy
book, called "Drelincourt on Death,p with
directions how to prepare ourselves to die
well, and the public not much relshing UNI
authorized directions of that sort had stub.
bornly refused to buy 1t. De Foe Quoted the
mans fears. Nothing short Of q ghost from
the grave, he said could recommend such a
book with effect, and ghost from the grave
the worthy bookseller should have. De Foe
set to work aud called up THE True History
OF the Apparition of one Mrs. Veal the next
day after her Death, TO one Mrs. Bargrave, at
Canterbury, the 9Th of September, 1905, which
Apparition recommends the perlisal of 'Drelin-
courts Book of Consolation against the Fears
of DEATH" Nothing could possibly BIO more
exquisitely real than the businness-like,
homely, earnest and common place air of
truth which was thrown into this narrative
1t purported to be drawn up by "a gentleman
justice of peace at Maidstone Kent very
intelligent person." The discourse is attested
by very sober and understanding gentle.
woman, who lives in Canterbury, within q
few doors of the house in which Mr.. Bargrave
lives"
The Justice "believes his kinswoman to be
of so discerning spirit as not to be put upon
by any fallacy," aud the knswoman posi-
lively assures the justice "that the whole mat
ter, as it is related and laid down, Is really
true, and what she herself heard. as near as
may be, from Mrs. Bargrave's own mouth,
who she knows had no reason TO invent or pub.
lish such story or any desire to forge OIL tell
a lie, being woman Of so much honesty and
virtue, and her whole life course, as It were
of piety." And what said the ghostP The
ghost said that Drelincourt's book on death
was the best book ever written on the subject
DIR. Sherlock was not bad, two Dutch books had
merit, several others were worth mention, but
Drelincourt, she protested, had by far the
dearest notions Of death and the future state
Of any. The narrative was Immediately ap-
pended to the book and n new edition adver-
tised. 1t flew like wildfre. Nay, the book
has been popular ever since. Mrs. Vears
ghost is still believed by thousands.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-21
"Two Majority"


L"Derrick Dodd" In san Francisco Post
"No, don't mean exactly to assert that Re.
publiCans are any more honest, as a rule. than
Democrats" said a Republican VI. {. from Ne
braska during heated political discussion in
the Baldwin reading.room tho othcrnight t, but
l would like to relate a little incident OF my
own personal canvass that struck me with
much force. Just after my nomination took
u careful census of my district which is a
small one, and was surprised to discover that
the election would surely result in tie vote,
there being an exactly equal number of Dem.
Ocrats and Republicans to u man. Well, the
day before election an old farmer who lived
near me was passing through some timber,
carrying lot of poisoned meat and bread IN.
tended for troublesome fox which had been
depicting his chicken house, when two rasCals
jumped out OF the bushes knocked the old
man down, and, tying him toa tree, proceeded
to rob him. While they were so engaged 1t
occurred to the farmer to beg them very pite-
ously to spare his lunch, rs he had eaten
nothing all day. They Immediately sat down
and ate the meat aud bread before his face,
laughing loudly at the joke. In ten minutes
they were stupefe1, and when the old man
was released a few hours later the robbers
were both dead"
well, don't see what that's got to do with
the subject" said one of the disputanis.
Just this: The next day was elected by
exactly tlrO mAjOrity-don't you grasp tho
idea"
And the silence could have been cut with a
knife rs the Democrat ordered more beer
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. I6, 1873. AT lao r. NJ.

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50O-BaltImore. Eil.eot. CIty and Way Stations.
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