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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11
The Republican Party Suicide.
Special to The Cincinnati Commercial. J

WASHINGTON, May GA leading stalwart
a man known to the country at large and an
intimate friend of ex-senator Conkling was
asked by your correspondent for an lnsiue view
from the ultra-stalwart standpoint as matters
and things appear at the capital city.
Don't quote my name" said he, land will
talk frankly
Certainly not" replied your correspondent
"for what | want is some inside points as seen
by stawarts IN Washington"
well, then" said he, ito begin with, the
Republican party is deadn'
Not so, my dear sir; not So there's too
much of II to die"
Very well: cultivate the cheerful view un-
til you hear from Ohio and New York this
fall, and then remember what say" replied
the stalwart, with very wise expression on
his countenance. you will think of it then"
But New York and Ohio are not the Re.
publican party" | replied there are other
outlying districts"
True but the first important elections un.
der the present administration occur IN these
states. We shall lose both of them, and it
will be the beginning of the end The Re-
publican party with these two states IN Demo.
cratic hands won't amount to much"
But suppose Conkllng and Plat are both
reelected, will that help matters from your
standpOint?
Some; but the damage is already DONE and
it is irreparable. The breach is made"
suppose they are defeated"
New York will 90 Democratic, | believe
1t Will go Democratic anyway. Our party
mean the Republican party-has been stabbed
at vital point"
He continued This is the last Republican
administration. 1t would be well to paint a
sFn and put it over the White House door
thus; James a. Garfield, last Republican ten.
ant of this building"
That would be cheerful for office-seekers. ~
Yes" replied the stalwart, land for office.
holders also. James c. Blaine might occa
sionally glance up at 1t. | should hope he
would. They will all 20 in the gentle spring
time, 1884. | worked IN the Indiana cam
paign, the state which saved Garfield after
Blame lost his state and when all looked dark
A Democratic friend said to me at Indianapo.
lis, You are spending your time and money
out here, and If Garfield gets IN you'll have
another Hayes I've thought of that since
and although | had no use for Hayes | wish
he was back again. We have a worse man
than Hayes. But we're done with Ohio men
IN the main. There will not be another one
elected President this century unless he's a
Democrat Ohio Democrats do very well, but
Ohio Repubhcans-deliver me from them
that is in the White House"
They do well enough as voters" sug
gested your correspondent.
The stalwart laughed. He acknowledged
that they could vote considerably in close
election.
Then he atdeu, "l've given you a gloomy
view, but not darker than | feel. | believe
the Republican party is holding the last term
of its lease of power. We can write over its
tomb: KILLED, but not by the Democrats"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

The admlrer OF two girls at Waupaca, ore
gon, could notchoose between them and Meth.
er was willing to relinquish her claim In favor
of the other. They therefore agreed To decide
tho question by the toss Of coin, and the
tossing was done, carefully and fairly, in the
presence Of an invited company. The loser
accepted her luck uncomplainingly, and ia TO
what similar case had different termination
at Beaverton, Mich. The girls in this instance
were sisters. and they were willing 10 divide
the lover between them In order 10 carry out
that idea they have started for Utah, where
they will practice polygamy; but the harmo-
NOUS sisters have exacted a solemn vow from
the man never % have more than two wives.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11
shiioh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine We have ever sold; few doses
invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Group
and Bronchitis, while It's wonderful success in
the cure Of Consumption is without a parallel in
the history OF medicine. Since It's urst discOv-
cry IL has been sold on guarantee, test which
no other medicine can stand. II you have a
cough We earnestly ask you to try it, Price 10
cts 80 cts and 81 %. II your Lungs are sore,
Chest or Back lame use Shiuh's porous plaster
Price - cts. Sold by T. \. Smuu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11
Answer thus Question.

Why do so many people we see around us
seem to prefer TO suffer and bee made miserable
by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Coming up of the Food, Yellow skin,
when for a. cts. we will sell them ShiOh's vi.
taller, guaranteed TO cure them. Sold by t. \.
SmuTr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

FINE sTATIoNERY.-Al large assortment OF tne
stationery. regret and visiting CARDS at osman q
Uapeman's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-06-11

SnMoH's CATAREH RENEDY.-A marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria Canker mouth, and
Headache. With each bottle there is an inge
NOUS nasal injector for the more successful
.re atment Of these complaints, without extra
charge Price 80 cts Sold by I. A. Smurr. l)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
8su GDl. g. =. Roller.

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liet, spelhe iie lsst lttraufef.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

Su Der Mittc ors Gctobcr bat enc
auleip6JntiA bobc SturmFc:b an ssn
llfern Der Nor0iec, igeciea an Ger
WUnouHl 3er GIbe nucettuete Der
beeruuacu aaaeridtct. &ielc 5abr-
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aanasuts 2dmpiboOt oSitmarihsn"
wurne III Der Naht pom 13. 3nm II
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uno SalGfe an Born. Don tcutn eiu
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S1nImt I'll 0tc 9iisacrungen uus I:r
Sda>sH an ertruut:nsm %isH II iejr
aro5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Genb1Q'S Sp1tD : Sur

RrputIican Gifg, g1et., 81 Mdrl 1881
Or. y. s. aenrau II. 6p.-Reins Srrrtn'
Sd protirtr Sbre NcnoGll's Spatb 8ur, uue
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betlic tCn Spntb, mas aneers SCbanelanarr
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pfunb. unc rcllrntrtc eis Rsiir in rirrg8rrben.
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tas pftrb," prsiS % Gents.
Grae6en1 5br, jamcs 2jrue ir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Sas 8cniinns 4mt.

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uu0 gSciisn 0ertr, mtIhe ibr Ycben i'll
tcm Sample um DIE WufrchterbaItung
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erfioheu, unb untcr Dem @eiet. mcI
fc5 Gin tcpublitanlldcr GUngrtB pHnltt
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lie mCiiteu rcbtmuBlgcn 2lulprute
clngerciht ui.o beIritoigt lUoIotu mo
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rem nod III uoltr &raft Hno l;lblt 0Ic
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lbcr, lUcIde5 pahirt wuroc, ais tie
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greB ipieItcn, Ult Die @eraulanung.
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oa5 YeuiOn5aplt nit neuen NniprHdeI
lpabrbait UbcrIIutbct nugne uno cs lit
id,wer III be0relicn, ucGcr bieis uu'
;dblifsu Mulprudjc 10 unpIlgIidl aIIc
lerfOmmcu.
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3Ggr. I'm ;u temtrfeH, onB man 2lrm
o0cr BEN ucrlOrcu bat IL. OIe lIriIdjci
ctntr gcbrtdIt1tH 8eluutbcit, mctfc
erit uddj 10 Iangtr 3ctt fubIbar m:r0cn
iino nitt mehr NIT 'Sldcrbcit duf Ole
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rud ,uiubren, mcnn Is Ic0Oh Qcldtbcn
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lang feinc @buung gtLlbt botten
2uk IcBi NIT hIclcu 6 Glaiul5 en- Itilcr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Marftberid,t
@ctrcihcmarft

proa IL T c u in Il I I.
@errilirt ron
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Die dnsegstenen preiie tcerbrn "Un Sanblsrn,
Imeifens i'm SauIhI trihblt.
Suttfr pfr pfuno 2O-25
gEisr nsr J1useuh 20
Sebeu6tgc6 Sefugel.
5ubner per OuBfnc 125 2 p
5nfen 50-2 90
WGnie 25O-3 50
5urFess 1Giid SOL 90
6jstrrdnei - fsi fer pfure %
1iite %
Rdrtpifeln pr Suibei l JO-1 70
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SfinfGn per pfunc lO-li
Seitfnltutc l9-l l
Sdultcrn 10
Sfmdl3 9-1O
ldIg 1-o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Sm herfanfen.

10000 afer !5ii9cI 2anh unS 20UO Afcr
Sptfcm-2 -2dneereien, poruntrr Gsbrere dnsSe.
set6nrte 5arms f@ tsiiubsn. prrife Sdriirsn
son 81 bis SIS per Adtr fir 5HgsGlnnb une
son SIS bic S35 PER Afer fur Settam 9dnh.
SifS 1T cine ausssSci3nete 0ele8enbtit ii@
cine tilIi1e Scimatb AZ errfrten.
gSrsen ndberrr Ausfnuft Truee man ft an
60. Rcncnbabn.
8runerigrntbumS Ngrnf. ermann, M o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

&rGiiornt Nrt6ur bat orth rinc
Prociomatton ocn 81. sloUcmb.v ~
eiHem aGgemcjnen Gertidgungstaq
| 5citimmt.
GieicS, turd boges 2tIter ebruUr6i1
aeluorocne 9erfommen wiro eiugeb H.
ten, eiHsrlci Ob mir llrIa te babeu, ms
gu bsbnnt5n ooer ga bctlIasa.
SEPT an Sdlub 6e5 3lbrt5 f0nner
wir weniaitsn5 frob Ieiu. baB mir Mot
nod mc5r SdIimme5 III crIeben ge-
babt habcu. So ut wodr; bas 9nn6
lit turdI ttjne anltsdenoc Seudc bcims
gciu6t w0r0tn uu6 lvIr Ieben III tiefsm
,5ric0tn init DER aauIeu ySeIt un6 Die
3anfegeien Der BoIitifcr mcrocn rie
ralde GntDifiun3 unicre5 uou Ger
Hatur gffcgucteH %du6c5 aud nIat
aufbdIten, nber pir bdbeH bod paGren6
Der lCGtcn tllf Wionate 10 Wan6erIti
eiIebt, iuofIir iUir ouTbaus feline llria-
dc babcu oanfbar su iCin. Str pcr-
.9nulcue 9Gintcr mar Der Iaugiie un6
ltren9its. ben mir nod lc erIebt babcn.
Su 6eu WiCaattu NiaI mo SUM- BADEN
llebcritwemmungen III ogH Wilnouri
un0 9iihiiiIppi Ebdlcru uHetmsBlidlcn
S6lttH ougertdtct. Yin ,. Suit fcI
uRitr bOb0ereGrtcn Yrdii5ent Garfield
ourd Gle Ecn6 einc8 NeuhcIm1r6er5.
Die IN cen RouateH Suit un0 2luQuit
J,rridsnte 3iGc uuoD Durte Uernidtcteu
IN clasm aroBen She'll Der Srr. Staa-
ten bic Winl5eruttu. idlt ale SemIiie
uuo cinen QroFcn She'll Ec5 Sbfic5 un0
Die fUVdtert;ds Qige foitste ulelen
MeHidcn ba3 4ttcu bar5 Otu 1OHs
uenitib una our6 Gle iArcfIitbcn
SSntotrou6t IN Ntlblgau un0 OnOcrcu
Ortcn Gerlotcu 9unGcrt: 6d5 Yctcu
uno DieIc &auitH0e lUur3eH ob6lb uH0
3 bIuI1tJ los. NI5 CO i'll Nniaug Scps
t,nlsr AIMING 81 rcancu. J0rte CO S&o-
den lang nitt w,cCer ouI unc ubcr.
mails lOurbtn our@ @obWaNer unO
Gammbyudt Idnl5 oc0 Wi6lNlppi
uuIcbcutrc Stgedca "ip5e9 untcr
96oilcr 9elegt, 9Qui,r mo 0tn3en
lUarCcu w,alcjpuIt uIO he ouf cen
Glotru jtsbenocn 6Judtc uuo oie Jun.
gt. gicIOcriprcdcnce 2Siutctiunt mur-
oeu total 3crit6rt, aber mir t0uHcn
wcniaittn5 oafur oanfGar iein. Dap Ger
3&cItuntcraaHl. 0sr un5 fur Rem L..
9tOUembtr prcpbcicit UOroeu mar n;dt
itott 9ciun0tn bat unO oab uir m0ll;-
dcrwelie nod Qunitilcre Sabre gu
crlcbcn babcn m09eu.
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Genbau'S SpatD Sur.

9Pan ltubf Nerslie fir Gin iltuitrrtte &irru-
lar, rDrItr5 mad unlsrfr Rsinuns teHeu@8rrtb
iter alc 3nsifel BARTLETT. 0oiu IRitttl, fIr
lbier iopCbI ais Rsnlb, bat fh uulrre5 gEil
IGns it Irldjss GntI6ieerntn Grfrlas5 crfrcut.
Trsis 81 pre Jfdlhe peeT leh5 5ldiheu fur
s.. 2Ine Crcguiltsn bnItcn e5 rbfT fonHru &c
ttitsllcn, pber man fam re auf SGneuua eCe
prrilrs bircFt 3uasldubt trfcmmtu uou ran Gi-
gtnibumsrr, Gr. y. 8. 9en d II. &C.,
GucStur9b Sails, Yt.
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@r agc, cic cs nnsctt. - GGItet Gin
nit eurem Eureu uuo aebrauft. Gr.
uauits on e's ) nj burae
gruttbse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18

G;ue au:t @Gue frou.
5Gr !oaSiraueu, Cic ibr ieO,5 6;uh'
labr care 3duier eIuer grijnOlI,bcn
9icrniJunl untcriicbt, Ucracilc' atdt
0nb cure 8elun0bcit, ioUie BIZ curer
gattcn un5 Sjnocr, wtrtbpOutr i! ais
uisle 9GuIcr, uuo bob bo5 t0rps.iide
Spitcm cbenfaIIs ciner gtiiuH:bsn
8tinilung beoarf, nm c5 in ben : ;unb
su iegen, cen ld}roHcn SIimamcaicln
oetr oeu GiuTuIitn moIayiidcr o6cr
miasmiiacr Nu5oUu'tguaen g3icocr:
itln0 gu ltiiteu. &ejn Rittcl crrcidt
oicien 3Ucf il UoGtommeu uls 6aE
0apitu 8ItterS, ne rcinitc uuo btitc
agcr Nc1i,iuen - nGOncorA II y
YatriOt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-18
Wein u.8ier SalDpn.
non
NDilipp 3sgcTssfr.
eand jeeea WOrsea

Ate. Strabe ;DiibsH Nlrti unb
hiueviiraBe. oermnnE 9io.
!, 8, 50.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

Among all the evidences Of patriot.
ism evoked BY the national stflictiou,
poue ID more grateful 10 the lover Of
bis country than tho unanimity and
hsartiness with which the people and
press Of the South denounao the at
tempt on the Presidents life and
invoke his recovery. There is scarce.
" village, however obscure, in the
whole South where some formal ex-
preston has not been given to the
public grief and stranger would sup
pose from the warmth and tenderness
Of these expressions that the Presi-
dent was himself a Southern man. Let
ps hope that our common sorrow will
yield the lately estrapged sections SO
closely together that hereafter politi-
cians will be powerless to separate
them.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1881.
THE PRESIDENT
IMPROVING.

Since the last issue Of The News
the condition Of the President has
shown marked Improvement and
the physicians in attendance have
really declared him out Of danger,
while not saying SO literally. He is
graduslly resuming strength, and
when only a few days ago he could
scarcely move his hand, he can cow
move both bis arms and legs with or
binary freedom. The pain in his
lower limbs, which has always accom-
panied the fever has left him and the
fever Is broken Dir. BLISS when
asked how soon the President would
be officially pronounced out Of danger
replied "There are unfortunate ac-
cidents which may occur and there is
no reason for deceiying the people.
That is why we will not say he is en-
'tirely out Of danger. He is booming
along, but there is no reason why We
should proclaim him out Of danger
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

It is proposed by some old soldiers,
who are anxious to fight old battles
and scenes over again, in imagination
to hold Reunion of all the New
Jersey veterans, at Asbury Park,
some time 10 August. Such a step
will undoubtedly meet with hearty
approval, and if acted upon will be
thoroughly successful. Re -unions Of
companies, or regiments, have been
held by survivors of the rebellion,
but a grand, complete meeting of ali
who donlied the blue, and marched
away to scenes Of death and privations,
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

William Hutchinson, of Burlington,
better known as aJohnny Sands" has
assumed editorial charge Of the New
ark Register. The Register is one of
the most Influential papers published
10 that section of Nav Jersey and has
p large circulation. "Johnny" should
feel proud Of bis new berth.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

The immense immigration to Amer
ica continues, The consolation We
have 10 We can stand 1t great deal
better than the foreign countries
which are losing their best blood and
sinsw. In fact We are gaining while
they are losing.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18
| THOROUGHLY GOOD PApEI

Our neighbor, the NEWS, of Mount
Holly, enjoyed its second birthday on
the glorious Fourth, and we'll deser.
YES all the good things which has
come to it in the past, and the prom
Use of still greater success in the
future. The NEWS is thoroughly
good paper, firmly established and is
credit to the journalism of the
county and State at large.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

Il is stated that the idea has got
into the heads Of the Ohio Republi-
cans that 10 case the President and
Vice President both die, the Cover
nor Of Ohio would succeed to the
Presidency.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

The South Jerseyasaa b IS only
been in existence few weeks but it
has already learned to tell some Of
the toughest yarns published i is
the author Of the following:
"There lives 10 Salem man who
IL years ago. was buried unier the
ground for thirty.si hours He was
sick and in the course of time was
given up for dead he Was buried,
and in digging grave adjoioing his
thirty-six hours after, the grave Dig
ger heard noiae in the adjoining
grave. Procuring help the grave and
coffin were opened, and shortly after
the buried man opened his eyes, re-
gained strength, and is walking about
the streets Of Salem to-day"
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There is yet no choice at Albany.
We are promised that something will
be done tomorrow; but to morrow
never comes The prospects are not
cheering. =.
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has never yet been attempted iussthis
State. With 3,185 members on the
G.. A r. rolls, there ought to be a
prompt and hearty response to any
call for such gathering Jersey
BLue.
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G si.OOat KiNER & ARMSTRONG;,
IL Main street,
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The Peabody Hotel, $50 South 9th
street, Philadelphia, is one of the best
at the price $500 per day. of any in
the city. 1t is first class in every re-
spect, except in price which is less
than other hotel charges. Persons
visiting Philadelphia either transcient-
" or for longer period can not do
better than to stop at this well con
Quoted house. 35-y
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p. LoRILLARD s. Co., paid the
government $4,000, 900 for revenue
stamps last year.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18

Have you noticed what awful hot
weather has prevailed since the revis
ion appeared?
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-18
From Almost Everysohere.

You can't afford to be without Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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to the Vice President, or s.it contemplated by the
Constitution that Congress should provide by law
precisely what should constitute inability and how
and by what tribunal authority it should be ascer
t1ined. II the inability proves to be temporary in
its nature, and during its continuance the Vice
President lawfully exercises the functions of
the Executive, by what tenure does he hold
his office? Does he continue as President
the remainder Of the four years term or would the
elected President, if his inability should cease in the
Interval, be Empowered to resume his Office AMI IT,
having such lawful authority, he should exercise it,
would the Vice President be thereupon empowered
10 resume his powers and duties as such? | cannot
doubt that these important questions win receive
your early and thoughtful consideration. Deeply
impressed with the gravity Of the responsibilities so
Unexpectedly devolved upon me, il will only be my
constant purpose to co operate with YOU in such
measures as will promote the glory OF the country
and the prosperity of its people.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
wAsHISeroS, D. c., December 6, 1881.