The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-09-08
GSpringfield Republic.1
[Springfeld Republic.]
The Prohibition Candidate for Governor
one of the Most Extensive Manufactnr-
ers of Cider and Wine Mills in the
Country.

ers of Cider and Wine Mills in the
Country.
The most ridiculous joke Of the 10Th
century, and indicative of the utter
hollowness of the pretentions of the
leaders of the Prohibition party, is the
setting up as standard bearer the
manufacturer of machinery for the
production Of wine and cider-intoxi-
eating beverages-against which they
are waging a war Of determination.
Messrs. Leonard, frey & Co., look at
your standard bearer. See him erected
on the altar at Loveland. Look at
me, gentlemen. | am ready for the
sacrifice. | have been an active Re-
publican. | was elected as delegate
to the Republican Convention for the
nomination Of Governor, but [ was
satisfied | could not Get a Prohibition
plank in the Republican platform,
and l prefer to be beaten in right
eous cause. | am ready for the sacri-
flee. Before l leave the platform let
me remark, that | am the manufac-
turer of the Champion Cider and
Wine Mill, warranted to produce
more cider or wine from a bushel Of
apples or grapes than any other,
and | am ready to devote a part
of the profits from the sale thereof to
promote the cause of temperance and
secure my election, and If the result of
the Prohibition movement should be
to elect the free whisky party it will
teach those Republicans that they
can't get along without us, and they
will come to our terms. In the mean
time the more cider and wine mills
sell the more money | will have for
this most righteous cause. Let us
sing:
Wine, beer and cider we detest.'
"We'll go hence preaching: Wine
is mocker, strong drink Is raging
whose is deceived thereby is not wise.
"Who hath woe, who hath sorrow.
who hath redness of eyes? They that
tarry long at the wine; they that
seek mixed wine
That don't refer to the wine made
in the Champion wine mill, which Is
not mixed ,"
This little Inconsistency of the Pro
hibitionlsts of placing IN nomination
the great manufacturer of machln.
to produce the articles they are clam
oring for law to put down has prob
ably not occurred to them, and there
fore our slight reminder.
THE toy pistol is grand thing fol
boys to play with. Almost every boy
wants one. 1t is so amusing. They
have been but recently introduced
among the playthings Of the world
but they do rapid and sure work
About fifty boys have already beel
killed and wounded by them. Every
day is adding numbers to the list, an,
they promise to be equa to anything
ever invented. not excepting tn
, LIQUOR glass, for taking off the youns
generation. Some of them handl
the pistol awkwardly; some point i
: IN the wrong direction; some slip tn
| thing full cooked into their pockets
S and some didn't know it was loaded
: and so on to the end. Parents shoul
y see that their boys are not under an
: circumstances allowed to fool wit
r these dangerous toys. 1t is better t
e be positive with boys in this matte
n than to let them have their way, al
d afterwards be called to noan the
t, death. There are aitieenS in Mary
It vile WLo have need to look into tn
d matter. Tribune.